The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-23 00:00:00

111-IE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Aipping En telligenre.

TUESDAY, Aran, 19,—Wind N.
Enchantress, Bissett, from Barbadoes—Princess, Vaughan,
from Charleston—Blonde, Crawford, from_ Mobile Provi ncial-
ist, Williams. and California, Aul 1, from New Orlea s—Mem-
phis. Coffin, from New York—Enterprise, Jones, from Halifax
—and‘Malvina, Burton, from Malta.
SAlLED.—Crescent. Andrew, for Jamaica—lsabella, Granby,
for Gibraltar--Albion, Furlong, from Pugwash—Guess. Mid-
dleton, for Narva—Jane, Pennington, for Cadiz—Sarah Flem-
ming, White, for Angra Pequina—Cordelia, Hughes, for Cal-
cutta—Champion, steel, for Antigua--W. Crow, Dixon, for
Swinnemunde—Courier. Ellwood, for Pernau—Hannibal, Gra-
ham, and Hebe, Wright, for Ne w York—Matchless, Sherries,
for Marseilles—Mathew Pearce, White, for Laguna—Caspar,
Spiker, for Baltimore—Emilie, Harries, for Leghorn—Fulm,r,
Crocker, for Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso—Thomas P. Cupe,
Miercken, for Philadelphia—Bridget, Wade, for Lisbon—Pru-
dence. Jenkins, for Havre--Hopewell, Carter, and Strah, Hesel-
ton, for the Cape of Good Hope—Dynamene, Harris, for Africa
Anacreon, Fortune, and John Barry, Welch, for St Petersburg
—Glengary, Hughes, for Riga—Saucy Lass, Hayow, for Bre-
men—Fanny Peat, Welch, for Windau—and Oxonian, Wilkin-
son, for Narva.

-----
Earl of Lonsdale, Peile, from Calcutta at the Mauritius
Gilber Henderson, Tweedie, from Madras at ditto
Winifred, Web, sailed from itto for Calcutta ‘s6th Jan.
Mary Imrie, Boyd, sailed from ditto for ditto 2ith Jan.
Nith, Graham, from Calcutta at the Cape of Good Hope
Hindoo, Michael, sailed from St. Helena for; this port on the
28th Feb.
Lancaster, Jefferson, from Calcutta, and Mertoun, Kenn, fm
Bombay, at St. Helena, and both sai ed for this port on the Ist
March.
Joseph Porter, Wilson, and Hindley, Grierson, from Ichiboe
at St. Helena
Hibernia, Galt, hence at the Straits of Magellan 28th Nov.
Berzelins, Backman, and Mexican Packet, Grakes, hence at
Rio Janeiro

Duke of Cornwall, Phillips, hence at Leghorn
Fenelia, Symons, sailed trom Triest for this port Ist instant
Norma, Fennings, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and sailed
for this port sth instant.
Rebecca, Harries, sailed from St. Übes for this port on the sth
instant
Tyro, Symonds, and Ann, Williams, hence at Lisbon•
Prince Aibert, Edward, sailed from ditto on the sth instant,
and Fear Not, on the 11th, both for this port.
Najaden, Expensen, hence at Copenhagen
Ariel, luann, hence at Hamburg
Diadem, Ransen, hence at flelvoet
Commerce, Grave, and Philomene, Christie, hence at Ant-
werp.
Industry, Jaeghere, hence at Ostend
Mary Isabella, Lame, from Lame for this port, at Whiteha.
yen, with loss of foretopmast and maintop-gallant-mast

WEDNE DAY, APRIL 17.—Wind variable and light.
ARRIVRI).—Jessie Mitchell, Munroe, from Laguna—Olinda,
Bruce, from New Orleans—Dumfriesshire, Kelly, from Mobile.
SAlLED.—Britannia, Eilbeck, for Halifax—Gipsy. Cresswell,
for Ma anham—Speedwell, Bunt, for Havre—Rebekka, Prins ;
Patty, Sims, and Catherine, Lelean, for Hamburg—John, Tul-
lock, for Liebau—Anacreon, Fcrtinic, for St. Petersburg—M.
Solodownikoff, Satow, ditto—Mantura, Nairn, for Swinne-
munde—Liberty, Mowatt, and Helena J.,coba, Zelling, hence at
Windau—Sylph. Evans, and Cromarty, Bain, for Stettin—
iteoriett a Mary, Brown, for Quebec—Urania, Kamminga;
Daniel Marius, Dethmer, and Margaretha, Harding, for Narva
—Argus, Cotter; Hope, Slit titian ; Donegal, Hodson ; Nancy,
Nelson ;, Thompson, Burton, and Thompson, Hargrove, for
Newfoundland and Quebec—Fisher, Young; Nelson Packet,
Meadas, and Eleanor, Thompson, for Newfoundland—Nyver-
held, Lievens ; Providence, Deswelgh, and Charles, Romyn, for
Ostend—Oxford, Rathbone, for New York—Eagle, Kerr, for
Montreal—Devonport, M• Kenzie, for Boston—Thomas, Naylor,
Orr, for Valparaiso—and Hammond, Wilson, for Riga.

Lanercost, Mann, from Lima, at this port; slled 6th Jan.
The Rimac 'was loading for this port, and Leo sailed 6th Jan. for
Falmouth. The Ann Baldwin would proceed to Pisco to load.
The Goddess sailed for China 2nd Jan. and the Undaunted 2nd
Jan. and Amiga and Seamore 3rd Jan. all for Pisco to load.
The Elizabeth Radcl ffe was at Truxillo taking in specie for
England. The following vessels were at Pisco, loading guano
for England, viz. :—Andover, Ann Best, Lawsons, Marchioness
of Breadalbane, and Grecian Queen.
LONDON.—Briton's Queen, Knill, from St. Mich-Ws, 13th
April; Sam Slick, Simpson, from Buenos Ayres; Jane Thomp-
son, Cooke, from Alexaddria ; Ann, Jolly, from Malta ; Release,
Shears, and Wyvern, Tiehner, from Lisbon, 14th; Protector,
Graham, from Savanilla : Vict 'ria, Sinclair, from New Zealand ;
Malabar, Pollock. from Bombay; Don Juan, Luscombe, from
Malta; Sultan. Barron, from Terceira, and Isabella Dick,
Walker, frem Faro, 15th; Goshawk, Ritchie, from Mauritius,
and Friends, Cousins, from Harlingen, 16th—Berbice, Cocks,
sailed for Berbice, 14th.

Hoop and Verwachting, De Boer, hence for Amsterdam, at
Deal, 14th instant

Viscount Sandon, Lancaster, saiied from Deal for this port
13th instant

Querida, Arias, from Havana, of Dover, in 28 days
Elizabeth Buckham, Bewley, from South Australia, for Lon-
don, off Folkstone ; sailed 18th Dec.

Emily, Angien, for this port, off Aldboro, 12th April
Emma, Packwoed, sailed from Cowes, for Danzig, 14th April
St. David, (steamer,) Evans, from Havre at Dartmouth, and
proceeded for Plymouth and Liverpool lath instant
Lord Stanley, Purdie, sailed from Plymouth for this port 15th
April
Undaunted, Quiller, from Palermo at Fowey, and sa led for
Hull 12th instant

Jubilee, Anderson, from Odessa, and Placid; Cawkey, from
Palermo at Falmouth 14th in taut

Jane Baxter, Lanceman, from Cephalonia at Falmouth, and
sailed for London 15th instant

Diamond, M•Gowan, from the Clyde, for Cadiz, at Milford,
15th instant

Peri. Dawe, hence.for New York, at Holyhead, 13th instant,
Fawn, Culls, sailed from Shields for Genoa 11th instant

Lord Nelson, Wills, from St. Michae's at Hull 14th instant
Hector, Anderson, from Charleston at the Clyde 12th instant,
Cynosure, Yabsley, from Trieste at ditto 13th
Columbine, Robertson, from St. Domingo at ditto 15th
Superb, Thompson, from Mobile at ditto
Eagle, Lang, sailed from Cork :or New York on the 12th in
stant

Isabella, Thompson, sailed from Cork for Ceylon, and Peru-
vian, Grant, for Preston on the 13th

Ayrshire, Mackay, sailed from Newry for New York on 3d of
April
Caithness-shire, Thomas, sailed from Waterford for Halifax
12th instant

Ace of Trumps, Jarvis, sailed from Guernsey for Corunna on
the gth. and CElus, Grac.., •from Guernsey, for Lisbon, on the
11th instant

LISBON, April g.—The Zephyr, Reed, for Malaga, was strand-
ed near Peniche 25th March, during a thick fog, has stove in
her bows, and cannot be got off: materials saved.
Ncw YORK, March 80.—A ship 'Somas seen on Berry Island
10th March, and on tire

MAURITIUS, January 6.—The Hugh Matthie, Sparks, from
Calcutta, whilst at anchor at the Bell Buoy, dragged her an-
chors during -a gale at N. W. on the 4th instant, with a very
high sea, and race of the tide, slipped her cables, and in attempt-
ing to get int ) the &arbour ran on the reefs, bilged, and is ex-
pected to become atotal wreck; one of the crew drowned.

THURSDAY, APRIL IR.—Wind W.N.W., light.
ARRlVHD.—Christiana, Simpson, from New Orleans—She-
nandoah, West, from Philadelphia
SAlLED.—Demetrius, Gilharn, for Constantinople—Charlotte,
Lyon, Africa—Columbus, Green, Pernambuco—Mary, Sullivan,
Charleston—Mantura, Pain), Swinemunde—Will am Fisher,
M`Lean, Montreal

Elizabeth, Tickle, from Honduras, at this port; sailed 17th
ult. Left the Herald, of Liverpool, for St. John, Newfoundland.
to sail in about 21 days. On the 7th instant, i❑ lat. 44 22, long.
41 13, spoke the South Esk, hence to St. John, N.B. On the
14th instant, in lat. 51 14, long. 13 80, the Atkinson, from Dub-
lin to St. John

Lancaster, Jefferson„ from Calcutta at this port; sailed 23rd
Dec. On 19th January, in lat. 21 S, long. 71 E, spoke the Ste-
phen Lutman, from Canton to B ahia. ,On sth February, in lat.
32 4S, long. 31 11 E, the Iris, from Ceylon to London. On the
6th, in lat. 32 ‘,5 S, long, 35 45 E, the Betock, from Macao to
Havre. On 24th, in lat. 23 45 S, long. 23 H, the Louisa, from
Calcutta to Leith. On the 4th instant, in lat. 39 N, long. 41 W,
the Frances, from Demerara. On the 11th, in lat. 46'6 N, long.
24 24 W, the Libea, Owen, from Africa to this port
Gondola, Warnock, from Leghorn at this pert, On the 12th
instant, off Tuskar, spoke the Diamond, all well
Midas, Kerr, sailed from St. Helena for this port on the 27th
Feb.

Hope, Richardson, hence for Montreal, and Rattlesnake,
Ssone, from Leghorn at Cove
Ellen, Murphy, from Trinidad at Waterford, with foremast
carried away.
Oaonian, for Narva, has put back

. .
Nautilus, Rennels, from Constantinople at Marseilles on the
11 th instant

Marnaora, Barnes, at Malta 4th ultimo, and Corsair, Coming,
'lst inst alt, both from Saros.

Nereid, Longford, sailed from Malta for this port 27th ult.
Flying Fish, Edwards, sailed from Palermo 16th ultimo; and
Freedom, Ley, 24th ult., both for this port
Nancy, Edwards, sailed from Naples for this port 2d instant,
STROMNESS, April 12.—The King William, Ferguson, of Ber-
wick, from Liverpool for Stettin, wtth salt, drove on the Island
of Flotta yesterday, and filled; assistance has been sent to try
to get her off

13A1,samo, April 3.—The Helen, Currie, of Kirkcaldy, from
London for Malta, was aground about eight miles E. of Mar-
.sala .15thlostant, but expected off without damage.
FALMOUTH, April 16.—The Sylph, Ureu, from Liverpool for
Laguayra and Puerto Cabello, put in from contrary winds, and
with b,,at stove.

FRIDAY, APRIL 19.-Wind NAV,. light.
ARRIVED.-Europe. Ember, New York; sai,ed 3d instant--
Reliance, Cargill, Maracaibo; sailed 14th ultimo—St. David,
(steamer,) Havre--Abigail, —, from St. John, N.B.—
Eleanor and Ma,y, Evans, Jersey—Morgiana, Inglis, Charles.. ton ; sailed 27th ultimo,
SAlLED.—Hibernia, (steamer,) Judkins, Halifaz and Boston,—
Gulnare, Rendel, for Newfoundland and Quebec—Victory, Kent, for Quebec—Argyleshire, M'Neill, for Bay Chaleur and
New York

Mnndaerxatc da
Ulsteriabyo,
loading
aa nt thisd
the f poßororytt
Royal
li
this
Bride,ailed port; 1
t7hthenPf idai Or kn 3 n,
d fromt
to i e
saila
des-
tination unknown. On the 16th instant, spoke the Limena,
from Nassau to this port
Janet Muir, Heron, from Ichaboe, and Woodpecker,Wl
Emma,ultß. e nl
Pe
for frt theeLe
London,
i -
liams, from Cuba, off Cove
Hereford, Raeburn, from Sydney, at Lancaster
Midis, Milder, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 23rd
Feb. for this port
Naiad, Davies, hence at Genoa, with loss of bulwarks, and
sails split.
Joseph, Cordur, hence at Terneuse
Fry, Howes, hence at Helvoet
Dienvvarden, Nicboer, hence at Harlingen
Isaac Allerton, Terry, hence at New Orleans
Yorkshire, Bailey, and Stephen Whitney, Thompson, hence at
New York
•—Carribean from Bordeaux to
Vessels spoken .Calcutta, sth
I"' o is
10, rrn e, hence to Montreal, 14th
April, in lat. 42, long,
April, in lat, 50, long. 12. Acadia, of Montreal, 18th April, in
lat. 31, long. 8
MATANzAs, March 23.—The Balfour, from Mobile to Liver-
pool, has put in here with cutwater carried away, and starboard
bow stove,
having been in contact with the Wabash, for New
Orleans
Ritchie, M'Lau YORK April 3.—The Jessie ghlan, from
NEW
seen on shore 14th March,
in the
Liverpool to 'Havana, was
(Cuba,) with a wrecker al Bight of the canal de Rosario ongside.
b total k d would e awreck ; part of the
The vessel was bilged, an- ..
cargo would be saved—crew all saven

SATURDAY, 20th APRIL.—Wind N.W., light.
SAILED.—Lady VVorsley, Woolley, for Africa—Oregon, Glid-
den, New Orleans—lanthe, Porter, and Atlantic, Mallet% New
York.
ARRIVED.—Ocean Queen, Wilson, from Savannah--Philadel-
phia, Watlington, New York—Aygyle, Clements, and William
Ward, Dady, from St. John, N.B.—and Bother, Han, from
Bahia.

Libya, Owen, from Ambriz, at Liverpool; sailed 7th Feb.
William Barclay, from Laguna, at Liverpool; sailed 28th Feb.
Eliza Killam, Lancaster, from City St. Domingo, at Liverpool,
sailed 4th March. On 11th April, in lat. 47, long. 26, spoke the
Massachusetts, from Newport, for Boston, in a sinking state,hat
making for one of the Western Islauds. On 16th April, in
51, long. 11, spoke the Nailer, hence for Quebec