The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-27 00:00:00

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TUFSDAY, FEBRUARY 20.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Roscoe, Becker. from New Orleans—Joseph Cu-
nard, Harrison, from New York—and Shepherness, Craig, from
Genoa.
SAILED.—George IV, Sprague, for Africa—Ha'clee. Marshall,
for Sydney—Mermaid, Dale, for Havana—Parton, Richardson,
for Hayti—Texian. Alleyue, for Valparaiso—Bristol, Hoyt, for
St. John, N.B.—Bethel, Curd, for Halifax—Robert, Reid. for
Alexandria—l rlando, Cockerell, for Charleston—Europe,
Bowen, for Galatz—Emma Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto—
Eleanor Palmer, Harris, for Constantinople—and Lotus,
Sprague, for Genoa.

Columbine, Crisp, from the Mauritius, at this port ; sailed
19th Nov. The Nestor sailed a week previous for this port.
The Champion and Wood took were loading for this tort, and
the Apprentice, for Cork
Albert Edward, Hughes, from Whampoa, (China,) at Dublin ,
sailed 14th Oct. and from St. Helena 19th Dec. On the 23rd
Oct. in lat. 6 N, long. 106 E, spoke the Potter, from Ceylon for
Macao. On 22nd Nov. in lat. 25 S, long. 6a E, spoke the Mon-
trose, from Calcutta for this port
Hindley, Grierson, from Algoa Bay, at the Cape of Good Hope
16th December
Templar, Brown, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for
London 18th December
Science, Rees, from Table Bay at Algoa Bay 14th December
Curraghmore, Ball, sailed from Algoa Bay for the Mauritius
3rd December • -

Gardner, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Wave (of Glasgow) ; Maid of Mona, Rackham ; Halifax
Packet (of London ;) Rolla (of Greenock); British Queen;
Mountaineer, and Neptune ;of Dundee), and Atlantic (of Lon-
don), all at Angra Pequena (Africa, loading with guano
Blake, Frazer; Britannia, Wylie; Colchester, Withers;
Rival, Burnett; Douglas; Commeree, Jones; Ellen, Burnett,
and Minerva, Weatherall, hence; Frances Lawson, from Lon-
don, and Princess Royal, from Clyde at Angra Paguena
Glasgow, hence at Jamaica, and sailed 15th Jan for ,Mobile
Lydia, Jones, hence at Antigua, after being on a reef at the
entrance of the roadstead, but makes no water
Randolph, Campbell, and Leonora, Metcalf, hence at Deme-
rara

Salem, Hicks, hence at Honduras
Avon, Robinson, sailed from Algiers for Malta 9th Feb.
Calypso, Punchon, and Caroline, M'Cormick, hence at Genoa
Tommy, Hanson. sailed from Trieste for this port 9th Feb.
Fenella, Maxwell, hence at Gibraltar
Gipsey, Dempsey, hence at Bourdeaux
Lady Rowley, Wright; Arrow. Tristram, and Bess, Martin,
at Lisbon
Star, Ewart, sailed from Lisbon for this port 7th February
Oporto, Barnes, hence at Oporto
Twee Gebroe..ers, Rieke. hence at Antwerp, with damage,
having been-in contact with a barque
Gallovidea, Rae, from Newcastle for this port, at Falmouth,
leaky, and pumps choked
The flat Thomas & Ann, hence for Beaumaris, is on shore
near Rhyl, and the flat Harriet, from Beaumaris, has sunk near
the same place; crew saved.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY sl.—•Wind S.S.E. moderate.

A R ECI —Senora. and Lady Bassett, from St. Michael.

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SAILED.—Cora, Crompton, for ArriCa—Gem, Proctor, for
Falee—Donor, Dawson, for Alexaniria—Mona, Lawson, for
Batavia—lsis, Fisher, for Calcutta—Richard, Rogers, and Me-
dina, James, for Jamaica—Sandbach. Bellis, for Demerara—
Henrietta, Pearce, and Penninghame, Green, for Vera Cruz—
Virginia, White, for Bos'on—Shakespeare. Henderson, for
Charieston—Rob Roy, Arnold, and General Parkhill, M•Rown,
for Mobile—Sobieski, Gay, and Belvi,•ere, Wambersie, for New
Orleans—Cordelia, Love, for Newfoundland—Sphynx, Conni-
for Marsellles—Palenclar, Rice, for Almeira—Osprey, Way, for
Leghorn—Martha and Mary, Davis, for Rotterdam—Eblana,
Modpet, for Gibraltar—Nonpareil, Allen, for Venice—Ellen,
Potter, and Emma, Kemp, for Lisbon—Schofield, Walker, for
Ancona—end Saucy Jack, Spriggs. for Trieste.

Quintin Leitch, Gray, from Chin., for this port, off Cove 19th
Feb.; sailed from Hong Kong 3rd Oetober ; Anjer 3rd Nov. and
St. Helena ,nd Jan. Off the Cape, spoke the Duchess of Kent,
from Calcutta, out 58 days
Aden, Clarke, from China, at this port; sailed 22nd Oct. and
from St. Helena 3nd Jan. On the 4th Nov. in the Straits of
Banca, spoke the Fortitude and Westbrook, from Sincapore for
London. On the Bth, in the Java Sea, spoke the Ann Lockerby,
from China for Batavia. On the 27th Jan. in lat. 23 N, long.
37 W, spoke the schooner Brigand. On the I4th Feb. in lat. 43,
long. 15, spoke the brig Codrington. On the 17th, off Cape Clear,
spoke the brig Matilda
Brooke, Wilson, from Calcutta, and Elephanta, Ross, from
Manilla, at St. Helena
William Turner, goals, and Watkins, Whiteside, from Ma-
dras; Peru, Campbell, from Calcutta; Cumberland, Major,
from Bombay, and Meg Mer,les, Thompson, from Table Bay, at
Mauritius _ _ _

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Actress, Clark, sailed from Mauritius for Rangoon sth Nov.
and Laila Rookh, Kenny, for Moulmein loth Nov.
Acadian, Crowell, sailed from Bahia for this tort 13th Jan.
Lady Cornwall, Walker, and Francis, from Clyde, at Deme-
rara _ _ _

Arethusa, Livingstone, sailed from Demerara for the Clyde
12th January
Daphne, hence at St. Kitt's
Columbine, Robinson, from Clyde at St. Thomas
Christiana, Simpson, hence at New Orleans
Hebe. Wright, hence at Savannah
Washington, Benson, hence off Cape Henry
Schiller. , and Tarolinta, hence at Boston
Harriet, Whiteway, and Rival, Price, hence, and Helen Banks
from the Clyde at Newfoundland
Velo, Churchward, hence at Smyrna
Helen Munro, Watson, and lanthe, Hunter, sailed fm Smyrna
for this port 22d Jan.
Lion, Watson, sailed from Leghorn forfPalermo 3d Feb., and
Hunter, Pain, for London 6th
Cluthu, Munro, from Newfoundland at Genoa
Gideon, Guswell, from London at Marseilles
Elizabeth, Duff, sailed from Lisbon for London 7th Feb.
St. David, (steamer) hence at Hontleur, with damage to the
machinery

Susan, Collings, from St. Michael's, and Mentors, Weeks,
from Palermo at London

Enmore, Ellis, sailed from London for Sydney, N.S.W. and
Mischief, Leader, for Genoa, 17th Feb.
Mary Gray, Kensil, from Chincha, at Lima, and sailed for this
port 9th Nov.
Goddess, Lovering, from Islay at Lima 4th Nov.
Euphemia, Nightingale, sailed from Lima for the Sandwich
Islands 31st Oct ; St. George, for London, and Vitula, for Tal.
cahuano, 11th Nov
Fame, Dunningham, from Conchagua at Valparaiso
H.M S. Vindictive, from Iquique at ditto
Liberty, Littledale, from Gibraltar; Lowther, Nicholson, and
Lady Flora Hastings, and Nairn, from Newcastle at Malta
Undaunted, Quiller, from Palermo at Malta, and sailed 4th
Feb. on her return

Tally-ho, Hawkings, and Marina, Cock, sailed from Malta fo
this port; Euclid, Davidson, for M arseilles 4th Feb., and Alchy
mist, Scollay, for Gibraltar sth
_ _ _

Marmora, Barnes, from Hull, and Pet, Benson, from Odessa
at Constantinople..

Kara, Skirling, from Shields for Naples at Ramspr.l.
Toreh, Brown, sailed from Deal for St. afichaePs 16th, and
Post Boy, Stokes, and Racer, Holten, 17th Feb.
Empress, Hodgson, sailed from Shields for Alexandria 16th
Feb.
::::_Race Horse, Punchard, from Ancona at Cork

William Campbell, Clark, from St. Kitt's, for the Clyde, at
C ork, with damage to stern, and loss of rudder, having expe-
rienced heavy gales.
Elizabeth, Orr, from Demerara, for this port, off Cork
Rhode Island, -, from New Orleans for this port off Cork
17 th Feb. . .

Martha and Mary, Davies, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, at
B eaumaris. _ .

A sloop is on shore near Southport. The life-boat has pro-
ceeded to her assistance. _ .

Thomas Worthington, —, hence for Lima, was spoken
14th Dec. in lat. 55 S, lon. 61 W
MAURITIUS, 23d Nov.—The Ann, Green, from the Cape of
Good Hope, in making this port, 21st instant, struck the reef
came off leaky, and must be hove down
HONDURAS, ath Jan.—Amity, Little, hence for Liverpool. w; s
driven on the Northern Triangles Ist instant, and is full tf
water. Crew saved
MONTE VIDEO, 3d Dec.—Venture, —, from Valparaiso, ha s
been condemned at the Falkland Islands. The Hannah has
been chartered to proceed there and take out her cargo.
DEMERARA, 3d Jan.—The Margaret Thompson, Harvey, from
Berbice to London, which put in here 31st Dec., is leaky, and
must discharge to repair
NEW YORK, 27thJan.—There was considerable damage done
to the shipping in consequence of the drift ice in the harbour,
yesterday.-29th. Vessels that are now arriving, report severe
weather at sea, and several have been so long out that fears are
entertained of their safety.

VhSSELS SPOKEN.—AIice, of this port, bound to Barbadoes,
26th Jan., in lat. 40, long. 16 Minerva, hence for Bombay, 21d
Sepr. in lat. 35, long. 12; John Stock, from the Clyde, Ist Feb.
in lat. 42 N. lon. 16 W.; Victoria, hence for Vera Cruz, 25th
Jan. in lat. 19, long. 39

TIDE TABLE.
'DAYS. ' MEN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
Tuesday 27 443 519 10 6 Venus sets sh 3m even,
Wednes. 28 6 3 646 10 3 Saturn rises 515 48m m.
Thurs... 29 7 27 8 5 10 6
Friday.. 1 839 9 7 12 1 St. David.
Saturday 2 931 952 14 0 Chad.
Sunday 3 10 13 10 33 116 2 ;:2nd Sunday in Lent.
Monday 4,10 53 11 12 17 9