The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-02 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, MA ncu 26.—Wind N,W. moderate

AIIIIIVED.--James Dean, from Bonny—Broad Axe, from St.
Doming,—Consbrook, from Charleston—Ellerslie, Wallace,
from New York—Lady Milton, Sinnot, and Wiltshire, Barker,
from Mobile—Racer, Brough, from Lisbou—and Elizabeth,
from Bremen. _ .

SAILED.—Orixa, Christian, for Hong Kong—Magnet, Mor-
ton, for Montreal—Pursuit, Spence; Rialto, Chase, and Hero
of Sidon, M`Garraher, for New Orleans—Anne, Williams, for
Lisbon—Mary Ridley, Sharer. for Calcutta—Chimocra, Abell, for
Mauritius—lrlam, Morphew, for Barbadoes—Marquis of Bread-
albane, M`Lager, and Barkley, Cole, for Stettin,

Rory O`More, M`Master, from Charleston, at this port. On
13th March, in lat. 43, long. 40, pAssed a brig, of about 250 tons,
water logged and abandoned, with plain stern and scroll head.
Ann, Farr, from Africa, at Mauritius
Brookline, Allan, from Man lla, at St. Helena
Urgent, Marshall. sailed from St. Helena for London Ist Feb.
Freeman, Sullivan, from Cork, at Barbadoes
Kingston, Richardson, from Dublin, at Demerara
Glengariff, Church, from Cork, at Jamaica
Lanriston, Tevy, from Cork, and Wanderer, Jenkins, from
Dublin, at Trinidad
Haidee, M`Bride, from Clyde, at St. Vincent
Ellen Getman, Cumming, hence and Laguira, at Puerto
Cabel'o
Cantab, Ferguson, and L-wther, hence at Lagu ra
Mary Campbell, Wylie, and Archer, Logan, hence at Santa
Martha _ .

Cynthia Ann, Reed, from the Clyde, at Boston
Horatio, Tiffin, from this port; Gleaner, Gale; Bytown, Pye ;
Alliance. Tucker, and Berthsbire, Simpson, from the Clyde,
Lord Palmerston, Rattray, from Dublin, at Charleston
New Zealand, from Savannah, at Charleston, atter discharg-
ing several hundred bales into vessels alongside, to cross the
bar.
Ottawa, Drynan, and Countess of Loudan, Hutchinson, from
Clyde, at Mobile
Hamilton, Dick, from Ciyde ; Calliope, Scott, from Huil, and
Iris, Merriman, from Genoa, at New Orleans
Lanarkshire, Lyon, from this port, and Richibucto, Ganson,
from Dublin, at Savannah
Science, Baker, and Eliza Sanders, from this port, and Indus,
Walker, from London, at Consta tinople
Eleanor, Clark, and Chandos, Hicks, from Odessa, at Con-
stantinople, and sailed sth March for London
Elizabeth, King, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
sth March, for Malta
Anise, Seagar, sailed from Constantinople for Odessa, and
Hawkshi!l, Scotland, from Odessa or Kertch, sth March
Harebell, Scott, hence at Dardanelles

Lowther, from -, at Constantinople, after being on
shore, but without apparent damage
Hampshire, Gaine, fr,m Constantinople, at Odessa
Ann, Williamson, hence at Trieste
Trieste, Bartotetti, sa led from Trieste for this port gth March,
and Deemster, Punchard, 11th
Larch, Stewart, from Cadiz, at Almeira
Sir Colin Campbell, Williamson, was to sail from Charente
for this about 25th March
C ara Gertrudida, Kranenburg, hence at Flushing
Lovely Lass, Watkins, hence at Havre
Ellen, Owens, andlAntumn, Burden, hence at Rouen
Vera, Gray, from Boulogne, for the Baltic, at Elsinore
North Briton, Storm, from London for Danzic, at Elsinore
Happy Family, Keith, sailed from Elsinore for Memel lgth
March
12(1-al Saxon, Charlesworth, sailed from Cork for Sydney 18th
March

Chandos, Wighton, sailed from London
,for Berbice 20th
March

Kara, Sherling, from Shields for Nantes at Falmouth, with
anchor-stock broken

St Lawrence, Hodge, from Odessa, at Falmouth, with da-
mage to starboard bow, having been in contact with a brig 26th
Feb. 30 rules west of Malta

Chronometer, Purse, salted from Plymouth for Africa Tist
March

Anlaby, Evans, and Rapid, Mathias, sailed from Newport for
Venice 20th March _

Salacia, Kerridge, at Torquay, with loss of anchors and
chains .

Baronet, Dobson, sailed from Shields for Alexandria 22nd
and Rambler, Petty, for Algiers 23rd March
Re' ecca, Atwood, from Bourdeaux, at Hull
GUERNSEY, March Ig.—During a heavy gale from S E. on
the gth instant, The 29th of May, Bienvenu, bound to the
Mediterranean, parted her cables, and drifted on the rocks to
the N.E. of the harbour, where she remained till the following
tide, when she was got off and brought into the harbour with
considerable damage, keel broken, fore foot carried away, &c.
and will h'ive to discharge.
VESSELS sem:KN.—Ganges, M`Donald, 'from London to
Sydney, 9th Feb. inist. 4, long. 22; Adelaide, hence to Halifax,
18th March, iu ldt. 48, long. 13 ; The Duke (barque) in lat. 48,
long. li ; Agnes, hence for Jamaica, 10th Jan. in lat. 46, long.
17; Peruvian, from the Clyde, Bth Feb. in lat. 4 N, long. 24 W.

'WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.—Wind W.

Altai VED.--London, Berm, from Calcutta—Leonora, Met-
calf, from Demerara—Superb, Hendy, from Mobile—Oregon,
Glidden, frem Natches—Triton, Smith. from Savannah—Wind-
sor, Pepper, from Ceara—Lady Raffles, Craig, from Rio-de-la-
Hache ; sailedist Feb —and I 0, Morrison, from Marseilles.
SAILED.-filtry, Ridley, for Calcutta—Saguenay, Murray,
for Charleston—Bideford, Major, for Leghorn—Sheffield, Mur-
ray, and United States, Britton, for New York.

Stewarts, Vsher, from Paraiba, at this port; sailed 14th Pell.
The Thomas Mellor was to sail for this.p,•rt about Ist March
Queen of England, Hookey, from •Calcutta, at this port;
sailed 6th Dec. and from St. Helena'3rd Feb. On 4th Jan. in
lat. 25 S, long. Co E, spoke the Australia, from Calcutta tothis
port. On'the 17th March, in lat. 43, long. 30, spoke the ,Y-ork-
shire, hence to New York
Reliance, Bedford, hence at Ceara in 28 days
Cigar, Nk'ainwr gilt, hence at ditto
Rover, 'Sims, sailed from Westport for St. John, N.B. 24th
March
Grace,"Thmon, from Jersey, at London
Pasha, Leggett, from Odessa, at"Standgate Creek
Tropic, Robertson, from Demerara, and Daphne, Sprague,
from Lisboa , at Deal
Bengal, Gales, saikd from Deal for St. John, N.B. 25th March
Shamrock. Eales. from Cadiz, at Torbay
Frances Lawson, From Ang,-r i Pc,lnina, at Plymonth
Chimcara, for the Maurit us, is on shore on Formby Bank
Frances, M'lican, from Belleze, at Cork; left loading, the
Salem, for this port ; Lord Mulgrave, for London; and Othello,
for Jersey.
Dickey Sam, Coaker, from the Mauritius, in the Downs ;
sailed 21st Dec. On the 6th and 7th Jan. in lat. 33 S. long. 28
E, experienced a severe gale from N. to S,W. with heavy seas ;
lost bulwarks, storm trysail, jib, &c. On March, in lat. 47
N, long. 13 W, spoke the Huddersfield, hence toAfrica
VESSELS SPOK• N :—Ellen Palmer, hence for Palermo, 6th
March, off Cape St. Mary's, arc!. Rhoda, hence for Para, 24th
March, off the Smalls
liavANA, Feb. 17 .—A boat, manned by Englishmen, belong-
ing to the crew of an English vessel, wrecked on Cape Antonio
Reef, passed near the Santa Isabel anchorage; at Cape Antonia
7th March.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20.—Wind N.W. ligirt.

ARR.:WV:O.—Henry Bliss, Cumming, from New York—Wm.
Wallace, from Ale andria—Elieaer, from Lisbon—and Oporto,
Barnes, from Oporto.
SAILED.—Fire Queen (steamer,) Scallan, and Fatima, Wilson,
for Calcutta—Brutus, Willia.ns, for Aden—Sarah, M`Lagan,
for Barbadoes—Lady Bassett, Carthew for Antigua—Sir H.
Huntley, Gourley, for Prince Fdward Island—lsabella, Herbert,
for flumes Ayres—Tinamara, Hayton, for Ceara—Mahaica,
Jump, for Montreal—Alcoyne, Storr, for Arichat—Asia, Hannah,
for St. John, N.B.—Cybele, Fitchett, for Galveston—Trewartha,
Smith, and Rhode Island, Church, fer New York—Walter,
Boyd, and Sir C. Campbell, Pentecost, for New Orleans—Firefly,
Holland,for Beir% ut—Cygnet, Boyce, for Genoa—Bri' ish Qneen,
Evans, for Venice—Fidelity, Deveril ; Jane E. Hudson, Kelly,
and Magdalene, Davies, for Stettin—Leewarden, Niebor, for
Harlingen—Commerce, Degraverfor Antwerp—Baron Steiglitz,
Tansonrfor Riga.

Colchester, Wi hers, from Ichiboe, at this port ; sailed 19th
Jan. and from St. Helena 31st. Was in company with the
Douglas, from Ichiboe to Cork, from Ist to loth ultimo. Left
the following vessels at Ichiboe:—Atlantic, Golden Spring,
Magnet, Gratitude, Clifton, James Porter, Neptune, Britannia,
Baron of Bramber, Ann, Helen, Steadfast, Maid of Arhens,
Cuba, Pearl, Hindley, Maid of Mona, Albion, Blake, Clydesdale,
and Vanguard.
The Quiz schooner, from Zante, got on the Rock,,in the Rock
Gut, at 12 o'clock, and was takenoff at six, in tow by a steam
boat

The Alcyone, Storr, for Arichat, that sailed this morning,
has put back to stop a leak
Delhi, Young, from St. John, N.8.-and lanthe, Hunter, from
Smyrna, off Cove

dREEr•TOGE. March 213.—The John Deniston, Young, from
Liverpool to Mobile, has been wrecked on Cape Antonio; crew
saved.

BELFAST, March 26.—The Benjamin and Alexander, from
Loch to Liverpool, is on shore on ,eopeland Island-; cargo
saved.

THURSDAY, MARCH 28.—Witu1 N.W. light.
ARMS'S:D.—Amelia Hill, from Maranham ; sailed 17th Feb.—
Castilian Maid, from Michael—Flora,,from Genoa—Rebeeca,
from Cherbourg—Helena Jacoba, Zelling, from Rotterdam—
Lima Packet, Stanton. from Demerara,
SAlLED.—Esther, Bbeddings, for Calcutta—Victoria, White,
and Margaret, Leitch, for Cape of Good Hope—Britannia,
Gellatley, for Bombay—Chimaera, Abell, for ManriLius Cheshire
Witch. Laurie. for Para—Hope, Soule, and Commerce, Ashton,
for New Orleans—Trenton, Manson, for Boston—Chester,
Wilson, for New York—William, Griffiths, and Elizabeth, Moses,
for Halifax—Hazard, Owen, for Newfoundland—Belize, Rodger,
and Palmerston, Coster, for St. John, N. B.—philomene, •
Christens, for Antwerp—Ariel, Smithen, for Hamburg, &c.

Ann Baldwin, Farley,'hence at Lima

Theresa Jane, Wright,,hence at Maranham
Rebecca, from London for the Cape of Good Hope, was
spoken 15th Feb. in 101.1 N, long. 21 W. Lady Flora Hastings,
hence for Calcutta, was spoken 17th Feb. in lat. 2 N, long. 21
Mary Queen of Scots,lley, from Rio Grande de Notre, at
Ibis port (in ballast? for repairs) ; sailed 23rd Feb. On 14th
March, in lat. 33, long. 39, spoke the Belvidere, from Liverpool
for Charleston. On 26th March, off Tuskar, spoke the leeni,
from Liverpool for Newfoundland
Parsboro',—. from Belfast, at Barbadoes.
Belgrave, Donaldson, from Laguna, at Cove.
Simeon, Hardy, Ball, from Barbadoes, at Cove. In let. 36,
long. 40, spoke the Amoy, from this port, for Charleston ; out
28 days.
John, Henry, from Clyde, for Naples, at Milford, leaky.
CorctoiLinse, March 24.—The Betty and Ann, Anderson,
from Inverness, for this port, got on shore, yesterday, at the
Mew Islands, and is expected to become a wreck.