The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4.—Wind West, fresh

ARRIVED.—Pet, Bulkeley, from Smyrna, in 27 days—Quiz,
Reed, from Zante, in 27 days—Sir Charles Napier, —; Re-
liance, --, and Hero of Sidon, M`Garracher, from St.
John, B.B.—Washington, from Virginia—Socrates, M'lver,
from Richibucto —Dauntless, --- ; Olga, Routledge, and
Goliath from 'Quebec—Otter, Cox, and Grecian, Rowell, from
Cephalonia—Trinity Yacht. Maxwell; President, Newman;
William Duke, Cross. and Aoius, from Denia.

Enterprise, Matthews, from Quebec, at this port; sailed 17th
September, in company with the Acadia, for Liverpool
. _

Black Cat, Davies. from Patras, at thi, port ; sailed 2nd Sept.
The Why Not, had proceeded to Vostizza, to load for Liverpool,
On 17th Sept. off Carthagena, spoke the Calypso, and on the
21st, spoke the James Orr, both from Alexandria for Liverpool
Bebe, Thompson, from Smyrna, at this port. On 20th Sept.
in lat. 39 N. long. s E, spoke the Somerset. from Milford for
Messina, which had on board the crew of the Robert Morrow,
White. from Bristol for Constantinople, which foundered off
Algiers lgth Sept.; took four of the men from the Somerset.
On 23rd Sept. in lat. 37 N, long. 1 W, spoke the Ancona for
Odessa. On 6th Oct. off Tuskar, spoke the King Alfred
Wyvern, Titenough, from Lisbon; at this port, in ten days.
The Tyro was to sail the day after for Liverpool

Speed, Ellis, from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed 14th
September
. . . .

Trinculo, Maddock, hence at Barbadoes
Penninghame, Green, and Syrion, Cann, hence at Vera Cruz
Lynx, hence at Tampico
Isabella, Thorpe, hence at Demerara
. .

Charles HameilOn, Staincliff, hence at St. Domingo
Charles, Smith; RoWna, Shanks, and George, Key, hence at
Honduras
Wolga, Jewitt, and Eurotas, Crosbie, hence at Havana

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8.-Wind W.N.W. a gale

ARRlVED.—Hibernia, Bunting, from New York; sailed 19th
Sept.—Naples Packet, from Gergenti—Ariel, from Marseilles—
Martha Jane, from Zante—and Sarah, Espy, from Cuba, for

Swansea

England's Queen, Moss, from Mazatlan and Valparaiso, at
this port ; sailed 13th July, in company with the Horsburgh for
Liverpool. The Renown. for London, sailed in June. Indus
and Ann, for. Swansea; the Glenarm, for New Zealand; Tam
O'Shanter, far St. Antonio; Valparaiso, for Hu sco ; Thomas
Sparks, for Papuda ; Lady Mary, James Ray, and Vitula, for
Arica, all sailed in Jury. The Paella had sailed for Swansea,
t i but put back to Valparaiso, much s

trained, and had to
charge The Royal Admiral sailed for Liverpool in July, but
had put back with damage, was refitting, and would sail again
in a few days. The Sir Edward Paget, for Huasco ; Lord Al-
thorp, for Scourfield, for Arica, and Stork, of Lon-
don, would sail in a few days. The steamer Chili arrived at
Valparaiso 3rd July, from the Northern Ports, struck on a rock

in entering, but was got off with slight damage, by H.M
steamer Salamander ; the Chili lauded troops at Islay, for the
constituted authoritiesrof Peru, and learned that Arica► was
blockaded by the same. Off Cape Clear spoke the Toronto, of
New York. Off Tuskar, spoke the Doctor, of London.
Lady Lilford, Scott, from Bombay, at this port ; sailed 26th
June, and from St. Helena 26th Aug. The Alexander Grant

25th June, both
spoke the
On sth

sailed from Bombay .26th June, and Gleuviev
for Liverpool. On 10th August, off Cape Clear,
Guildford, for Colombo, and Salsette, for Sincapore