The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-06-11 00:00:00

IRD.

Mary Turcan, Drysdale, hence at Buenos Ayres
Penis, Butterfie d; Renard, Foigndestre ; and Hennas, Smitb,
hence at Monte Video _ _ _

Sarah Mills, Kerr, from London, &c., at ditto
The packet (with the Jan. mails) from Rio Janeiro at do. Bth
M arch
The Rapid, from Laguna for Cove, was driven on shore pre-
vious to the 3d April, outside the bar of the former port, wthlst
completing her cargo. Lost her rudder, and received other da-
mage, and must discharge to repair

Spencer, hence at Demerara
AN ilson Stoup, and Reis Effendi, Sutherland, hence at Trini-

dad
Terpsichore. O'Brien, sailed from do. 19th April; Isabella,
M'Kewitt, 26th ; and Margaret, Pere, 27th, all for this port
Mandane, Hutchinson, sailed from Bombay 30th Mach;
Ward Chipman, Henderson, 2d April; Lucy Wright, Pollock,
t:th ; Rosalind, Gate, 15th; DeroSiDa, Blythe, and Magnificent,
Whitty, 18th ; Lintin, Gillman, 23rd; Crown, Fletcher, and Oc
an Bride, Vaux, 26th ; and Reliance, Ist May ; all for this port
Marchioness of Bute, sailed from Bombay for London on the
4th April
Flowers of Ugie, An nand, from the Mauritius at Madras
Royal Saxon, Crawford, sailed frcm the Mauritius for China,
23d March
Duct ess of Leinster, Finlay, 24th March ; Indus, Taylor, 31st;
and Coeur de Lion, Kendal, 20th April—all hence at Calcutta
Bangalore, Smith, from the Manritius at ditto
Earl of Lonsdale, Peile, from Mauritius at Calcutta, and sailed
on her return 21st April
Henrietta, Longford, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Calcutta
Wm. Parker, Sewell, sailed from Calcutta 12th April; Mary
Ray, 13th; Baboo, 21st; and Robert Henderson—all for this
port
Jaegar, sailed from Calcutta for London 12th April, and Mary
Imrie, 13th, for Bristol
Edward Bowstead, Arnold, hence at Sincapore, and sailed
17th March for China
Black Dog, Lloyd, from Calcutta at Sincapore, and sailed Bth
March for China
Kinn, Eden, Bth April; William Gillies, Clarke, 19th: Bolivar,
Fenwick, 24th; Patithea, Glen, and Lady East, Goldsmith, 25t1;
all hence at Bombay

Monarch, Booth, from Calcutta at Bombay
Ocean Qucen, Van Zuilecom, from Aden at Bombay
Sam, Taylor, 25th March, and Perseverance, Corkhill, 10th
April, hence at Ceylon
Wm. IV., from Shaughar at Hong Kong Ist March; left there
the brig Amelia and barque Mangay
MATANZAS, May 4.—The Balfour, from Mobile for Liverpool,
is reshipping her cargo. About ten bales of cotton were in-
jured by fire in the warehouse . .

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CALCUTTA, April 18.—The Columbine is wrecked on the upper
part of Saugor Sand. Crew and treasure saved.—The Pilgrim,
Rawlins, for Liverpool, and the Persian, Grainger, for the Mau-
ritius, in going down the river t lth instant, got in contact. The
former received but trifling damage, and is ready for sea; the
latter lost bowsprit.—The barque Courier caught fire at the
Mauritius, which was extinguished after her deck and poop
were burnt

Vessels Spoken.—Courtney, from Apalachicola, for this port,
Seth Ap ii,,in lat. 29, long. 84; Sarah Birkett, from Coquimbo
for this port. 17th May, in lat. 35, long. 28 ; Benin, hence for
Africa, 25th May, in lat. 45, long. 12; Hesperus, hence for Con-
stantinople, 17th May. off Cape St. Vincent; Tomlinson. from
Laguna for this port, 17th April, in the Gulf of Mexico ; Inde-
pendence, hence for New York, 25th May, in lat. 51, long. 15;
Scotland, hence for New York, 21st May, in lat. 41, long. 53.

FRIDAY, JUNE 7—Wind S.W., fresh.

A RRlVED.—Corsair, Pines, Mobile, (not the Corsair, from New
Orleans, as reported sth instant) ; Sylph, from Africa—Belfast,
Gaskin, from Valparaiso—Young Queen, Chalmers, fm Buenos
Ayres—Velocity, M'Ausland, Rio Janeiro—Ellen, Ross, and
Isabella, —, Trinidad —Carena, Woodhouse, Barbadoes—
Millman, from Cuba—lrene, Byron, Galveston—Tamenend, Lo-
vett, and Leila, Higgins, from New Orleans—Robert, Watt,
Johnson, Apalachicola—New Zealand, Mackie, Savannah and
Charleston—Washi, gton, Wilkie, Savannah—Nelson, Mediter-
ranean—Ann, Williamson, Trieste—Manuela, Malaga—Provi-
dence, Baker, Lisbon—Marion, Smith, Oporto—Mary Somer-
ville, Calcutta, and Alma, from Rotterdam

SAlLED.—Bytown, Pye, Quebec, and Dumfries, from Hong
Kong

Russell Glover, Howes, from New Orleans at this port; sai'ed
Ist May. May lath, Florida Light N.W. 12 miles. spoke the
barq,le Colossus, of New York, from Apalachicola for Liverpool.
M ay 18th, in lat. 36 50, long. 70 40, spoke the ship Rapahannoek,
in company, for Liverpool. May 19th, in lat. 58. long. 65 40,
exchanged signals with the ship Clara, steering E. May 22nd,
in lat. 40 50, long. 5?, passed the barque Nautilus, of Portland,
steeling W. May • 6, in lat. 45, long. ,2, spoke the ship Rosc us,
nine days from Liverpool, for New York. June sth, Cape Clear
N.E. 50 miles, passed the barque Catherine, of Glasgow, steer-
ing W. Lost overboard Dan. Maloney, said to be Thos. Sales,
of Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
Theodosia, Carrick ; Numa, Tulloch, and Maggie, Spence,
hence at the Cape of Good Hope

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Hannah, Proudfout, hence at Cape Good Hope, and sailed 30th
March for Calcutta

Tweed, Dixon, from Bombay at the Cape Good Hope, and
sailed 30th March for this port
Commodore, Raisbeck, hence at Ichatoe
lona, Morrison, hence at Rio Janeiro
Lucille, Yule, hence at Port Republican
Warman Gibbs, hence at Laguayra

Camerton, Kenny, hence at Honduras
Agnes, Lamont, hence at Nassau
Galatea, Bowes, from Alezant ria at Malta, and sailed 28th
ult. for this port
Reliance, Fowler, sailed from Malta 25th ult., and Azores
Packet, M`Leod, 28th ult., both for this port
Puella, Thomas ; Shepherdess, Cragg, and Beacon, Fowler,
hence at Genoa . _ _

Waington, M'Auley, sailed from Marseilles for this port 31st
ult.

Ellen, Davies, hence at Havre
Constant, De Coste, hence at Antwerp
Elizabeth, Wray ; Kate and Jane, Proom ; Greyhound, Brown,
Cadmus, Stanford : Leith, Darg • Ebenezer, Lark, and Anna
and Margaret. Naatzi, hence at Helvoeti
Monarch, Brown, from St. Lucia at Waterford

'CARNARVON, June 4.—The St. David, (steamer,) Evans, from
Liverpool to Havre, grounded at Belan Point yesterday, but she
floated off next tide and proceeded
COVE. June s.—The Chance, from Havana to Liverpool, was
abandoned 23d May, in a sinking state, in lat. 48, long. 15, crew
arrived here

WEXFORD, June s.—The British Queen, Dundee, from Mobile
st Liverpool, was on the heroes, in Ballyteague Bay, this n urn-
ing. but is reported to have floated off, and at anchor inside the
Reef

SATURDAY, JUNE moderate.

ARRIVED.-Colorribian, Wakem, from SydneylSoed lgth
Feb.—Mansfield. Hill, from Cameroon; sailed 21st March—
Majestic, Tyrrell, from Old Calabar: sailed Ist March ; left
Fernando Po 15th March—Peruvian, Gwatkin, from Bonny ;
sailed 20th March; left Fernando Po 27th March—Scotland,
Mills, from Savannah; sailed 16th May—Queen of the West,
from New York; sailed 21st May—British Queen, Dudne ;
Sweden, Norman ; Lancashire, Lyon ; Salisbury, Habbo67,
and Louisa, Snow, from Mobile—New Hampshire, Chase, and
Rappahannock, Drummond, from New Orleans—Ste, hen
Baldwin, Glidden, and John Lyon, from New York—Regina,
Craig, from St. Domingo—Henry Bell, and John Jardine, from
Ichaboe—Terpsichore, from Trinidad—Donald, Allison, from
Antigua—Tomlinson, and Lynx, from Laguna—Agenoria, Day,
and Leadbeater, Jones, from Alexandria—Star of the West,
Atherton, from Palermo—Pilade & Oreste, Ghirarvello, from
Genoa—Fenella, Maxwell, from Ma:aga—Fernandez, Contente,
from Lisbon—Caroline, Hewett, from Bilboa—Cato, Anderson,
from Stettin.

SAlLED.Neptune, Braithwaite. for Bombay—and Severn,
Cheever, for New York.

Widdrington, for Rio Janeiro, has put back
Elizabeth, for New Orleans, has put back, leaky
Mary Hannah, Brown, from Trade Island, Africa, at this
port sailed sth April. Left the St. Vincent loading for Liverpool.
[Her Majesty's ship Hyacinth, Commander Francis Scott, left
Plymouth on the 23d January, 1844, anchored at Madeira on the
31st, and saw the Apollo on her way to the West Indies with
troops all well. Found at Madeira the Saratoga, American
-coovette, of 18 gnns, :000 tons burthen, and 300 men—calibre of
guns (not caronnades) 64 and 32 pounder. Left Madeira Friday,
the 2d February, and reached Bona Vista, one of the Cape de
Verd Islands, on the Bth. Landed Commissioner Macauley and
family on the 12th, and sailed on the 14th. Anchored, and ex-
amined a suspicious-looking vessel under the Isles de Los on
the 20th February. Arrived at Sierra Leone on the 22d, and
,sailed on the 28th. Communicated with her Majesty's ship
Ferret on the 2d March, and heard that her boats had been
beaten off by a large slaver. Received information at Tobac-
connee, on the 6th, that the said slaver and another were ex-
pected daily at that point to embark a cargo of slaves waiting fnr
thein. The boats of the Hyacinth were sent away to watch in
-shore, while that ship cruised at a short distance, without
getting sight of the slaver up to the Ilth March. During that
time the officers and men of the Hyacinth had received much
information, civility, and attention from the Mary Hannah,of
I.iverpool, commanded by Captain Brown, which the captain of
her Majesty's ship Hyacinth has great pleasure in acknow-
ledging, and of which he will not fall to inform the commanding
officer on the station. Her Majesty's ship Hyacinth, off Junk
River, in lat. 6 10 M., lon. 10 25 W. Several American vessels
have been boarded by the boats of the Hyacinth, and there can
be no doubt that slavery is principally carried on, and the object
of the large naval force kept up on this coast by the European
powers defeated, by means of American flags and American
protections. _

Cbrishna, Fletcher, from Hong Kong, at this port ; sailed 22d
Feb. On 28th April, in lat. 13 S, long. BW, spoke the Black
Prince, from Afr ca, for this port. On 6th March, off Java
Head, spoke the Znlcika, from this port, for Sinzapore. On 25th
May, in lat. :31, long. 42, spoke the Columbia, from Bombay, for
London. _

Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie, from Barbadoes, 'at this port • s lied
2nd May. On nrd inne, in lat. 42, long.'
21spoke the Jane
Duffns, from this port, for Boston. On the sth June spoke a
barque from this port, for Pernambuco.
Helen, from Valparaiso,t for this port, was spoken 8 I
March, in lat. 33 S, long. 30 W. Romulus, from Hai port, for
New York, was spoken 30th May, lit lat. 50, long. 12. Rosalie,
from Bahia, was spoken 19th May, in lat. 44, long. 24. Beetho-
ven, from this port, for Calcutta, was spoken 19th May, in lat.
45, long. 12. Dumfriesshire was spoken in lat. 50, long. 14.
Derby, from this port, for Ceylon, was spoken 12th Feb. in lat.
2N, long. 19 W. Burnhopeside, from this port, for Halifax, was
spoken lath May, in lat. 44, long. 48. Herald, from Newfound-
land, for Oporto, was spoken 19th May, lat. 52, long. 24.
Lybia, from this port, for. Africa, was spoken 29th May, in lat.
46, long. 17. Racer, from this port, for Bermuda, was spoken
22nd May, in lat. 48, long. 17. Falcon, from this port, for
Africa, was spoken in lat. 49, long. 8. •
Prince of Waterloo, Elder, and Corinna, Bray, sailed from
Saugor 23rd March, and Superb, Short, 27th March, all for this
port, and Julius Caesar toy Ceylon, 4th April.
Britannia, Longden, sailed from Sincapore, for this port, 21st
February.
Hero, Grant; Cestrian, Douglas; May, Brown, and Jane
Louden, Day, hence IA Bonny.
Henry, Smith; Heywood,Williams; Magistrate, Crompton;
Mary, Forshaw, and Bombay Packet, Munro, fierce at Old
Calabar -
Mary Ann Peters, M'Comb ; M`Gowan, and Warwick, Kemp,
hence at Camaroons
Alice Brooks, Jackson, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.

Frefly, Kerr. hence at Calabar

Britai;nia (steamer,) Hewitt, hence at Boston
Hope, Soule, hence at New Orleans
Rosebud, Cormick hence at Riga

Batty, Sims, hence at Hamburg
Industrie Jaegher, hence at Ostend

Falatine, Gardner,, hence at London
Trenton, Manson, hence at Boston, with foremast sprung
St. David, (steamer,) hence for Havre, at Milford
Glentanner, Broch, from Port Philip, at Sydney, N.S.W. and
sailed 21st Feb. for Valparaiso
Elizabeth, Moffatt, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for Lima, 22d
February

Horatio, -, from Cadiz, at Ichaboe
Greenhow, from , at ditto
Elizabeth, Weatherby, from Odessa, at Cove
IriS, Merritt. from Manila, ditto
Britannia, Kemp, from Marseilles, ditto
Tyler, Griffiths, from Manila, at Cowes
Lena, Ford, and I 0, Barnes, from Havana, ditto
Neptune, Ferris, from Cork, at Sydney
Coromandel, Ilarewood, from Bombay, at Downs
Pallas, Murray, from Odessa, at Falmouth

SUNDAY, JUNE D.—Wind S.W. moderate.
Anaivr D.—Martha, Lawson, from Valparaiso ; sailed 3rd
March—Countess of Durham, Miller, from Buenos Ayres;
sailed 27th March—Holywood, Lowther, from Buenos Ayres—
Queen, Dixon, from Ichabce—John Bolton ; Richard Anderson,
Bennett; Wm. G. Anderson, Forbes, and Leander, from New
Orleans—Courtenay, Turner, and Duke of Cornwall, from
Apalachicola—Hercules, from New York—Franconia, Jones,
from Mcbile—Ringdove, Candlish, and Royal Mint, Seawright,
from Jamaica—Ellen, Wi,liams, from LP:bon—lngeborg, from
Finland.