The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-16 00:00:00

;iiiipptng inttlligence.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 13.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Fresh 'ireeze.

ARRIVED—The Huddersfield, Noakes, from Bombay—Patriot Kin,
Clarke; Frankland, Kivvards ; Lloyd; and Allerton, Gill,
Calcutta—Swallow, ThKean., Paraiba—Two Sisters-, SextOri, Antigua
and Kinsale-,Cyrus, Robinson ; British Heroine, Shell; Campobello,
Bskdale ; Esther. Stimpton Admiral Benbow, Dixon; and Henry,
Gordeson, Quebec--Sherbrooke, Wilkie. and Henry, St. John,
N.B.—Mary Ann, Gale,-Ptetou—Amity, Helen, from Newfoundland—
Colonist, Maloney, St. Andrew's, N. B--Auspicious, Smalley, Pugwash
—North America,' Dixey, and Ajax, Ilietn, New York—Mogul, Blake,
and Isaac Hicks, Ingersoll, Savamiah—Hogarth; Greenleaf: Kittuso
Newton ; Oce.ana, Leslie, and Marengo, Sawyer, from New- Orleans—
Russell Baldwin, West, Mobile—Manco, Crawford, Charleston—Five
Sisters, Pitt, Messina—Prince Kohary, Martinu;zie, Trieste—Tally
Ho, Irving, St Übes—Ada, Duff; and Active, Jenkins, St. MiChael'S
—Janet,
.Grenfell, Catania.
SAILED—The Ann Lockerbv. Johnson, for . Calcutta—ltnna, San-
derson, AntiguaVirrtinia; Miller, Havana—Theodnrick, Vale, Con-
stantinople—Hopewell, White, Trieste—Gem, M'Kenzie; Lisbon—
Henriette, Beneist, Antwerp—Union, Duyts ; Egidius, Den Duyts,
and Frances, Mulch, Ostend.

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The JOhn Wotitiall, Henderson-, and Bahamian. , from Rio de
Janeiro, at Bengal.:
Cheshire, Campbell, hence, at Barbados.
Asia, Hudson. hence, at St. John, N. 8..
Ann, Swinford, hence, at do.
Woodman, Wright, hence, at do.
Edmond, Strang, hence, at . do.
Augustus, Lambston, from Boston, at Sydney, New South Wales.
Harriet-Rhodes. from Moreton Bay, do.
Black Warrior, Rogers, from New Vork, at do.
Sarah, Buck, hence, atitio de Janeiro.
Avoca, Boadle, hence, at • do.
Capricorn, Smith,' hence. at do.
Ann M'Alpine, hence, at. do.
Barkley-, Gething, from LiShon for Belfast, at Kingstown.
Plymouth, Abbott, from. Gibraltar, at Dublin.
Ihrondelle, Randle, from Bourdeaux, at do. .
Louise and Auguste, Kruger, from Dantzic for this port, at Scilly.
Duncan. Randall, hence for Canton, was spoken, 30 days out.
Hope, Hardy, loaded, and the Julia, Arthnr, partly leaded, both for
port; were wrecked at Laguna-14th Oct. daring a hurricane ;
cargoes
saved. - .

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Edwin, -- , hence for SL Thomas, was spoken in lat. 22 37; long.
3G 4'l.
Boddingtons, Moss; hence Toi Mobile, Ni•as spoken Bth ult., in lat
18 12, long. 32 30;
Mary Ann, Crowder, hence for New York, was spoken 24th ult., in
lat. 40, long. 39. . , .
The Sir Franois Burton, Scott, from Old Calabar, at this port, sailed
23t1 Sept, from Fernando. Po—Oct. and Prince's Island '2lst, The Re-
nown,-Wliabb, had been condemned at Fernando Pe; the cargo• Was
intended to be transhipped in the Heywood, then-at Old Calabar. The
Lady Durham was reported at Fernando Po to have sailed from the
Cameroons previous to the 3d Oct. for St. Helena and the Cape of
Good. Hope for a freight.-
The Frankland, Edwards, from Bengal, at this port, sailed .2(.1 Sept.
and from St. Helena 26th Nov. On the 22d Sept., in hit; 2N, long. 94
E, spoke the Elizabeth, from Calcutta, for Bombay.. „ •
Patriot King, Clarke, from Bentral, at this port, sailed Gth.Sept. and
from St., Helena 20th Nov. The Broad Oak, Iklajestie, and Mary Ann
Webb, sailed from Bengal for this port previous to the Patriot King.
On the 11th ult. in let. 21 43, long. 36 43, spoke the Water Witch Mtn
the Cape of Good. Hope for this pori.
The Oceana, Leslie, from New Orleans, at this port, in 41 days. On
the 30th, in lat. 43, long. 34, spoke the Sarah from, Yirginia for this
port with 1:10 passengers taken froth a wreck two days previously, but
could not supply them. .
The Caroline, of Bristol, from Newfoundland for Lisbon, was spoken
in long. 31; had on board the crew of the Fitzroy, of Sunderland,
which had been abandoned on the. Banks.
NEW Youx., 16th Dee.—All the vessels at the bar of Tobasco, were
lost during a hurricane 14th Oct.