The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-05 00:00:00

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TV ESDAY, JUNE 2.—Noon, Wind S. E.—Moderate breeze.
AMU V ED—The Monarch, Buchanan, from Calcutta—Tweed,
'rom London—The Charles, —, from Newport.
SAILED—The Icene, Lacey, for Vera Cruz.

Donald, White, hence, at St Thomas, and sailed for Carthagena.
Malcolm, Sim; from Batavia, at Jamaica.
Marrs, Hudson, hence, at St Thomas, and sailed for Nassau.
The Anne, - • the Anion, ---- ; the Norris Castle, -
and the Preston, Ric'hards, hence, at Dublin.
Susan, Courtney, hence, at Waterford.

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WEDNESDAY. Juxa 3.—Noon, Wind Light and Variable.
The Giltea, Tait, from the Mauritius, at the Cape of Good Hope.
The Planter, from China, off ditto.
The Helvellyn, Boad—, le, from China at SL Helena, and sailed Bth
April for London.
The Sir John Tobin, Griffiths, hence at Antigua.
The Saragh,•Adolphus, from•Berbiee for London at ditto, leaky.
The Galston, Gutheric, hence at Barbadoes.
The Water Witch, Newby, hence at ditto.
The Elizabeth, Weir, from Honduras at Havana,
The Melby, Harris, from Buenos Ayres at ditto.
The Diadem, Walker. hence at Trinidad.
The Henry, Erin, hence for New Orleans, at Bermuda 28th April.
The McirWOod; Scott ; and Jupiter, Webb, hence, at Charleston.
Pactolus, Howe : and the Hyde'Park, Howe, hence, at Savannah.
Despatch, Davidson, hence, at Smyrna, Ist May.
STiartan, Ellis,• hence, at Syra.
The Ann Wayne, Longup, from Jag° de Cuba, at Trieste.
The Mariote, Storey ; and the Holm, hence, at
.Charente.
Fovourite, Christie, from Gibraltar, atMalaga.:,
The Leopold First, Banmeyer, at Antwerp.
Jean de Loequenhein, Pethers, hence, at ditto.
Engelina, Bock, hence, at Cuxhaven.
The Hope, Robinson, hence; at the Cove of Cork.
Judith and Hester, Seymour, hence, at ditto.
The Ariel, Wilson, from Trinidad, at the Clyde.
The Tilm Tough, Connell, from Charente, at Whitelmven.
The Triumph, Green, from Bombay, at the Isle of Wight, sailed
28th January.
Quitnae May 2.—The ice-bridge at Carouge has broke up:'. Early
this morning, the William, Ash, from Bourdeaux, was telegraphed ;
she is expected in port before dark. There is a great deal of ice going
down with the tide. The master reports in the Gulf and River, and
that he did not see any vestels,bound up. No steam-boats yet down
from Montreal. The lee in the River St Charles has not appeared.

THURSDAY, JUNE 4.—Noon, Wind N.N.E.—Moderate.
Anatvvn—The Bradshaw, Milray, from Savannah—Scotia, Risk,
from charleston—f-Grace Brown, Ifigqins, from Breinen—Hunteliffe,
Cook, from La ',una and Gibh, from Meraut Bay, and
Jamaica, 24th April—Mattakeesit, Drew, from New Orleans--
Washington, Popham, from Mobile.
SAILED—Me Isabella, Herbert, for Buenos Ayres.

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30Hope, M'Callan, hence for Lima, was spoken 17th April, in
. p.m.
Collingwood. from the Mauritius ; and lleyworth, Pritchard,
hence, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Maria, Jackson, from Mobile, off the Copelands, 2d instant, for
the Clyde.
Chichester, Hellyer, hence, at Limerick.
Falcon, Burnell, from the Cape of Good Hope, at this port, sailed
31st March, in company with the Kerswell and Diamond, for Lon-
don. The Thotnas Dougall, from Singapore for this port, had been
repaired, and would commence re-loading in about three days,

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TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 4, 1835.

Wind at Holyhead, N.N.E —Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead. outward bound—The Gipsy, BS, for Canton--a
sloop a7groLind off Dove Point, at 9 30, a.m.—The John O'Gaunt,
B S; for Batavia ; The Ellen Jenkinson, B Schooner, for Lisbon ; and
The Sarah, —, for Trieste, at 5 a.m.—The Eliza, Johnstone, for
Pernambuco, at 7 a.m.
East of the Floating. Light, inward hound—a Schooner, with Messrs.
J. and T. Brocklebauk's private sikmal, at 3 40 p.m.