The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01 00:00:00

Rosalma, Bulkly ; Margaret, Joyce; Mahaica, Jump; Affghan,
Black; John Jardine, Moore; Greenock, Fleck; Cheiftain,
Williams; Rienzi, Smith ; Mountaineer, Bogart William Pir-
rie, Agnew; Countess of Mulgrave, Kelly; Argentine, Felstoue ;
Primrose, Irvin; Amoy, Clarke; Compton, Chapman; Abeona,
Bryston ; Robert Bruce, Young; Syren, Bailey; Cumberland,
Bruce; Young Queen, Chalmers; Lanarkshire, Turner; Leander,
Rattray; Lady Milton, Sinnot ; Caledonia, Robinson; Fingal
ton, Craig; Dauntless, Rogers ; Sir C Napier, Huntress;
Robinson ; China, Jones, Jessie, Barker; Java, Pickering;
Laurel, Knarston ; Native, Allen ; Countess of Durham, Hogg;
Prince Charlie, Hamilton; John Horton, Cunningham; Emma,
Walker; Columbus, Cowing; George, Hanley; Georgiana,
M Grat 1; Alexander Grant, Alexander; Robert Alexander
Parke, Donald; Hero of Acre, and Argyle, all from Liverpool,
at Quebec.
Rochester, Britton •, Eng'and, Bartlett ; Portsmouth, Glover
Pacific, Hall; Tarolinta, Smith • Cornelia, French ; Southerner,
Palmer; Sarah and Arsilia, Mathes:l Rapphannock, Drum-
mond ; Superior, Gallagher; Hudson, Page : St. George, Ferris;
Nicholas Biddle, Cross; Coltfrribia, Haley; Oxford, Rathbone ;
Amazon, Knight; Great Britain, Proal ; Patrick Henry, Delano;
Yazoo. and Garrick, from Liverpool, at New York.
Eli Whitney, Cann; Dorchester, Caldwell; Ashland, Williams;
Arabella, Rice; Susannah Cumming, Clarke; Walpole,;
Thomas; Glasgow, Lambert; Saracen, Hiller; Governor Davis,
Neff; Grenada, Spo ner ; Ellen, Deveruex ; Essex, Welch;
Carolus, Storer; Robert Parker, Dwight; Laura, Snow; Man -
teo, Drew, and all from Liverpool, at Boston.
Globe, Lowry ;:: St. Lawrence, Ch Sae ; Thomas P. Cope,
Meircken ; C. Brander, Deccan; and North Star, all from
Liverpool, at Philadelphia.
Minerva, Brown, from Hong Kong, off Cove ; sailed 25th
April. On 23rd May, in lat 2 N, long 107 E. spoke the Ann
Jane, from China, for London. On 12th August, in lat 1 S,
long 20 W, spoke the Gambia, from Ichaboe, for Falmouth. On
20th August, in lat 12, long 21 W, spoke the Kaudiana, from
Newcastle. for Calcutta.

Rover, of Sunderland; Carlton. of Aberdeen; Delia, of Peel;
Congress, of 'Marypot t ; Clio, of Padstow ; James Cambell, of
Glasgow; Queen, of Liverpool; Trader, of Scarborough; r. ro-
nia ; Souter Johnny ; Pallss ; and Eliza Ann, between Orleans
and Crane Islrnd, 16th September.
Tweed, of Plymouth; Canada, of St. John N. 8., and Duke
Cornwall, of Halifax, off Orleans Island, 16th September.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—A gale was experienced from S.S.W. at
the mouth of the Mississipi, 25th and 26th Aug.; during which
the Clifton, Ingersoll, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, grounded
on the bar of the S.W. pass, and became very leaky. The Hen-
ry, Noyes, for Marseilles, also grounded, and was very leaky.
The Troy, hills, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, also ground-
ed, and damaged her rudder. Sept. i I.—The Troy proceeded
to sea from the S.W. b-r 20th Aug., after repairing her rudder.
The Clifton and Henry were discharging into tow boats. A
large brig was seen on shore on the Colarados about Igth
Aug. Sept. 4.—The Clifton and Henry returned to New Or-
leans on the 2nd t ept.

PANSACOLA, Ang.23.—The Sobieski, Gay, from Apalachicola,
for Liverpool, sprung a leak in the Gulf. and bore up for this
port; and on the 25th inst., during a gale, was driven on shore
on the East Pass, and will be a wreck ; part of the Cargo saved.
ST. JonN, N. 8., Sept. 14.—The Abraham Young, from this
port, for Liverpool, got on shore 30th Aug. near Deal Island ;
was assisted off, without apparent damage, and proceeded.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.—The Grace Brown, from James River,
for Liverpool, is on shore on Cranory Island Flats, Hampton
Roads.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.—Wind N.N.W. to S.W. moderate.
A anivEn.—Fisher, Fisher, frcm St. John, N.B.—Romulus,
Cargill, from Riga—Elizabeth & Mary, Shaw, from Yonghall—
Agnes, Rankin, from Limerick—Earl t•tair, Kane, from Killala—
J ohn Brown, James, from Ballina—Margaret, Gibson, from
Galway—and Betty & Susan, Fadzen, from London.
SAILED.—Emma, Weeks, for Trinidad—Safeguard, Smith, for
St. John, N.B.—and Frances Ann, Jackson, for New York.

Great Western, (steamer) Matthews, from New York, at this
port sailed 14th instant, at 3 p.m. arrived at Liverpool at mid-
night of the 29th. On 2c th instant, in lat. 44, long. 55, spoke
the American ship Tremont. On 23rd, in lat. 43, long. 41, spoke
the Flora, of Poole, from Fogo to Naples, endeavouring to re-
turn to Fogo or Green Pond, having lost fore top mast, boats,
&c. and one seaman overboard, and another much injured in a
gale 19th and 20th
Lotus, Drinkwater, hence at Buenos Ayres
Bella Portena, Pyott, hence at Buenos Ayres
Belmont, Carter, from London, at St. John, N.B.
Coromandel, ditto, at Quebec
Hotspur, from Hoduras, at Cove

Agnes, from Barbadoes, ditto. On 21st instant, in lat. SP,
lows. 13. spoke the Prince of Waterloo, from Calcutta to this
port. On 24th, in long. 10, spoke the Coromandel, from Quebec
to this port
Alpha, Hodgson, from Valparaiso, off Cove
North Pole, Wilson, from lehaboe. ditto
Camilla, Shaw, from St. John, N. B. ditto
Winscales, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth