The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-13 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCIi 11.—Noon, Wind W.—Moderate.

A ItR I V En—The Cheshire, Campbell, from liarbados*indus, Bur.
rell, Halifax—Waverley, Philips, Mobile—Fisher,.--., Wilming•
ton, with loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks—Phoenix,, Hartley, De.
merara.

ALSO ARRlvEn—Lagan, Lowry, from Belfast—Alice, Brown; Ca.
ledonia, Brown ; and Sarah, Brown, Isle of Man—Mary, Owens,
from Cardiff.

The .Venus, Butters; Harriet, Hutchinson ; and Brothers, Bell
hence, at Mobile.

Pearl, Crosbie, hence, at Havana, in forty-two days.
Sir Watkin, Armon,hence, at Charleston..
Margaret Ilighfield, Thom, hence, at Leghorn, in twenty-66 days.
Caledonia, —, hence, at Newfoundland.
Anaxibia, Pidgeon, from Odessa, at Constantinople,
Nearco, Ferraro, hence, _at Genoa, in sixteen days.
James M'lnroy, Jump, from Demerara, at the Clyde, sailed Ist ult.
Flynt, Davies, from Naples. at Messina.
Swift, M'Creedy, from Girvan ; and George, M'Kenzie, from New-
castle, for this port, at Loch Ryan.
Treasurer, Lowrie, from Constantinople, at Odessa.
The Justinian, Reay, from the Mauritius to Cork, for orders; and
the Janet,,Dixie, front ditto for the Clyde, at Milford, both with salts
split, and bulwarks carried away.
The Westmorland, Harrison, hence for Copenhagen the 'Jean,
M'Nair, hence for. Galway the Edward Reid, Forrest, -hence..for
Londonderry ; the Louisa M'Lacblan, M'Kay, hence for Glasgow ;
and the Active, Miller, hence for Greenock, at Loch Ryan.
:..7A large cask of palm oil, marked " B 430," has been picked up at
Southport.
4 The Sir James Anderson, from Quebec to this, port, which was
abandoned -18th December, in lat. 23 27, was driven on shore on the
Island of Rum, and scent to pieces ; most part of the cargo saved,
much damaged.
Fob.:9.—The,oavigation of the, Delaware is ob-
structed by the ice, with every appearance of its closing fast before
moniing. •
Rorrsuomu, _March 6.—The Othello, Leggett, from this port to
Liverpool, dragged her anchors in a tremendous gale 4th instant, and
got on 'shore on. the Stone Breakwater. to the . eastward, of lielvOet
pier. She is very leaky, and it is very doubtful whether she will be
got off.
OSTEND, March 7.—The Frederil, a, Vanderkirkhove, bound to Li-
verpool, has put back with loss of bowsprit, mainmast, &e., having
been in contact with an English ship. , . •
• MILFORD, March 9.—The Plymouth; Crocker, from Liverpool. to
Boston, has pot in here with loss of sails and bulwarks, and staun-
chions-on the larboard side. carried Away, cargo shifted and docks
swept, having shipped a heavy sea, Two horses, with collars round
their necks, and slices marked " Walton," have been washed into
St Bride's Bay. A large piece of keel, with copper bolts, and some
casks branded " Scott an Co." have been washed on 'shore near St
David's Head. It blew a perfect hurricane alll.the night of the 6th
instant from S.S.W. and S.W., and on Saturday from W.N.W. to
N.W. yesterday it was more moderate, but again blew a heavy gale
last night from p.S.W, It blows strong to-day from N.W.
'Pwmairt,y, March Io.—The Whitehaven, for Antig,ua* Silas Rich-
ards, (dismasted); Lancaster,- for Africa.; Nervy,. for Mobile ; Fal.
con, for China ; Robert, for Liverpool ; al(' several small vessels, are
still in thesesoads t they all ,rode out the gale well except the .Mersey,
which drove a considerable way, but yesterday worked up again to
proper- anchorage. The Duke of Athol; from Charente to Liverpool,
was driven on shore yesterday, but got off without much damage.