The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-10 00:00:00

TUESDAY, May 7.—Noon, Wind variable.—fair.

John Ileycs, Worthington, from this port and the Clyde at Calcutta,
Ist Jan.
Courier, Chesser, hence at the Cape of Good Hope March.
Cape Breton, Johnson, hence at do. Bth
- Accession, Cases, from the Mauritius, at the Cape of Good Hope
24th Feb. and sailed for this port 6th March.
Lady Gordon, Harmer, from Bombay at the Cape of Good Hope sth
March, and sailed for this port the 7th.
Beatrice, Smith, from the Mauritius at the Cape of GOod Hope
Bland, Callan, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed fur this port.
21st March.
Feejee, Bewley, from Manilla for this port, at St... Helena 19th March.
Laura, Taylor, hence at Demerara.
Miranda, Walker, hence at do.

Delos, Ifarrey, 11;mice at Constantinople.
Medora, Watson, hence at di). •
Koreas, Bind, hence at do.
Matilda, Moore, hence at do.
Concordia, Blackaller, hence at Genoa.
Emerald, Doris, hence at Smyrna.
Iris, Buttertill, from Constantinople, at Smyrna.
Mary Ann, Winter, from Constantinople, at do.
Mary, Grieves, from do. at do.
Sophia Pate, Meadows, from do. at do.
Emma Matilda, -, from Pernambuco, at Trieste.
Czar, Ashford, hence at Gibraltar.
Mariote, hence at Charente. ,
Edward, Ny -,er, from Charleston, at Havre.
Cornelia, liamor, from Mobile, at do.
Harriet, Frost, from do. do.
France, Funk, from New York, at do.
Sully, Forbes, from do. at do.
Arethusa, Griffith, hence for Antigua, was spoken in lat. 21,10ng.41.
Coquette, Hinds, from St. Lucia, at Dublin.

SAlLignt—Norah, M'Donald, for Demerara—Liverpool, Neverson,
for St. Vincent—Cabotia, Cumming, for New South Wales—Casco,
Choate, for New York —L'Espoir, Le Bourgeois, for Marseilles—
Priendschaff, Birr, for. Elsineur.

WEDNESDAY, Bth May.—Noon, Wind S.—Vain

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ABETTED •—Nyverheid, , from Ostend—Solway, Hudson,
from Ballina.
Star, Wood, from Gibraltar, at Malaga.
Hoffnung, Berding, hence at Bremen.
Leda, Tope, hence at Cuxhaven.
Gleaner, Bridges; hence at do: •
Moscow, Norris, from Matanzas, at Elsineur.
Angelina, Stinze, hence at Ostend.
Twee Gebroedcrs, Muys, hence at Ostend.
Melantho, Price, from Alicant, at Belfast.
John Daniel, IlorsewelL.from Palermo, at Belfast.
Margaret, M'Alister, from St. Domingo, at the Cove of Cork.
King Henry, Anderson, from Barbadoes, at the Clyde.
Diana, Ferguson, from Demerara, at do.
Helen M•Grez,,or, Shedden, from Demerara, at do.
Nestor, Crawford, from Grenada, at do.
Margaret, Mowart, from St. Vincent, at do.
. Bolivar, Arnold, from Tobago, at do.
Entrepe, Brown, from Trinidad, at do.
Williamina, Spence, from Trinidad, at do.
Edward, —, from Charleston, off Dartmouth.
Martha, Norman, from New York, off do.
Lark, Lightbody, from New Orleans, off Deal. and proceeded for
Bremen.
Weser, Crane, from Baltimore, off Dover.
Margaret Richardson, Thomson, from Para, at Gravesend.
William, Read, from Paraiba,. at Cowes, fell in with on 6th ult. in
lat. 24, long. 39, a very suspicious looking brig, under Spanish colours,
painted black, with two small white streaks, and port-holes cut on
upper streak, with gilt billet head; full of men, and one man, ap-
parently an Englishman, hanging at the yard arm. As soon as the
William showed her colours she made sail to the N.W. appeared to be
American built, her masts painted white, with a great rake.
Swallow, M`Kean, from Bahia; at this port, sailed 27th March.
The Irt and Perseverance were to sail for Cowes on the 28th. The
Caledonia. for this port, was to sail on the 29th. On the Ist inst. in
lat. 48 50, long. 17 9, spoke the Sunderland, from London, and Queen,
from Limeridk for Quebec. On the 2d, in lat. 50 2, long. 16, spoke
the Napoleon, Smith, and Beverley, Lawson, hence for New
On the 3d, in lat. 51 23, long. 13 2,. spoke the Minx, hence for
Laguira:
CAPE OP GOOD HOPE, Moacit 9.—The Indian, Ravenscroft, from
Sincapore to this port, put in here yesterday for repairs, haring lost
her bulwarks, foretopmast, &c. during a hurricane, in lat. 25, lung. 66.
&MONICA, APRIL 3.—H.M.S. Beacon captured on the 21st. ult.
near' Thasso, six piratical boats,, with 170 men. The Turks were
given up to the Turkish authorities at Cevalla, and the Greeks sent to
Napoli di Romani; as prisoners. It is rumoured that four large boats
are still lurking about in the neighbourhood of the Gulf of Verto. 11.
M.S. Raleigh came in here 25th ulh in quest of pirates, and sailed
next day for Smyrna.
GENOA, Aram 25.—A brig of war and ten gun boats, sailed hence
10th inst. said for Cagliari. Some Neapolitan ships of war, and-gun
boats are reported to have sailed fur Sicily.

SAILED :—Gratitude, Hawkins, fin. Barbadoes—Agnes, Crosbie, for
Havana—Laidinans, Hughes, for Kingston—Helen, Butnian ; Wash-
ington, Thompson, and La Grange, Winehell, for New York—Poeo-
hontas, West 4 for Philadelphia—Ceres, Huherth, for Amsterdam--
Catalina, De Galdis, for Bilboa—Pretty Lass, Turner, for Havre.