The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-24 00:00:00

EUROPE.

Gustav, Lausinger, fm heustadt,will, 650 qra wheat. Booth and
Walnasley—Cg Dk
Margaretha Johanna, Wallis, fin Danzie, with 1100 qrs wheat, 2
fms lathwood, Booth and Walmsley—Q Dk
Juno, Kraeft, fin Danzie, with 500 brls flour, 1400 bgs bread, Gra-
ham and Taylor-2592 plates spelter, Stewart, Bald and co-900 do,
Order—} c deals, 2 fms lathwood, J W Glbsone and co—Q Dk
Dido, Mundt, fm Rostock, with 1014 qra wheat, Order—Q Dk

ei,bippinq Intelligence.

TUESDAY, JULY 21.—Noon, Wind East.—Light breeze.

ARRIVED—The Latona, Bell, from Quebec—Gustav, Lausinger,
from NruataAt..____ Mars..eth.i...h.nua, Wallis, from D.,..zlv—Juo.
Kraeft, from Danzic.

ALso Amman—Betty and Nancy, Cowen, from Douglas—Lyra,
Orr, from Galway—Britannia, Davies, from Dublin—Garryone, Met-
calf, from Limerick—Mentor, Lewis, from Cork—St David, Moffatt,
from Dundalk—lndustry-, Holmes, from Ravenglass—Queensberry,
Ewart, from Dumfries—Ada, Ham, from Dartmouth—James, Smith,
from Teignmouth—Welcome Home, Pearse, from Dartmouth—St
Andrew, Greenlaw, from Whitehaven—Melampus, Monteath, from
Leith, Grangemouth and Glasgow—William, Ley, from Truro.
SAlLED—Vittoria, Mitchell; Elizabeth, Brown; and Lady Ann,
Sims, for Quebec—Elizabeth, Scott, for St. John, N. B.—Tennessee.
Robinson. NewYork—Montezuma, Barrs, Philadelphia—Olive Cecilia.
Bay, for Elsineur—Suffolk, Payne, for 'Maranham—Coquette, Hinds,
St. Lucia—Treasurer, Farrage, Wyburg—Frances, Unruh, Antwerp,

The Savanilla, Pexey, hence, at Kingstown, with loss of foretop-
mast and main-top-gallant-mast, bound to Santa Martha.
Providence, Tooker, and Emulous, Carey, hence for Genoa, at Cove.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24.—N00n,, Wind E.—Light.

AttatvEn--The Scio, Teasdale, from Constantinople—Hiram, Gib-
son, from Faro—James Laurie, Findlater, from. Nassau, N P.

SAILED—Diana, Hawkins, for Calcutta—Tweed; .Bmith, for Trini-
dad, &c—Mary Ann, Crowder, for Miramichi—fink, Miller; George
Ben'tinck. Rigby ; Harmony, .Salkeld ; and Clyde, Brown, for Que-
bec—Everton, Wescott, for St John, N B—Martin, Brooks, for New-
foundland and Quebee—Rialto, Holmes, for Boston—Thetis, Jarvis,
for Gibraltar—Chieftain, Mooney, for Pernambuco—Highlander, Lees,
for Rio Janeiro—Nonpareil, Allen, for Smyrna—Anixabia, Pidgeon,
for Syra, &e—Sultana. Scott, for Lisbon—Herring, Meyer, for Ham-
burgh—Superb, Beck, for Pillau—St Alexey, Lillia, for St Peters-
burgh—Caroline, Valrent, for Jersey, Re.

The Sir George Murray. Beverley ; the Hunter, Murray ; and the
Venus, Kirklay, hence, at Bathurst, N S.
The Elizabeth, Kitzemer ; and the Llan Romney, 'dose) , hence, at
Miramichi.
The Laura, Tobin, hence, at Demerara,
Jane Vilet, 'Fottre ; and the George, Day, hence, at Richibbucto.
The John Porto Jenkinson, hence, at Halifax.
The Pleiades, W Non, hence, at Pictou.
Eliza, White; and John Troughton, Jordan, hence, at Archangel.
Annabella, Sinclair, hence, at Liebau.
Erwarting, Lange, hence, at Memel.
Nicolaus, Parrow, hence, at Swinernunde.
Maria, Lauder, hence, at Wismar.
The Prince of Wales, -, hence, at Kingstown.
The Springhill, -, from Quebec, at do.
The Antelope, Dalrymple, from Pernambuco, at Falmouth.
Hannah, Briggs, from St Andrew's, N B, for Lancaster, at Hoylake
The Spinster. Boat;, from Aux Cayes, off Falmouth.
Portia, Pitt, from Alexandria, at Milford.
Montreal, Chaplain, from New York, at the Isle of Wight.
The William, Williams, from Milford, at thilt port, with cotton, fm
the Pursuit, from Alexandria.
The Medora, Griffiths, sailed from Bremen for this port 13th inst.
The Columbia, Alexander, from New York, at the Isle of Wight.
Angelina, Back, sailed from Plymouth for this port, 18th instant.
The Rosehill, Brown, from St Jago de Cuha, at'Swansea.
The Ardent, hargrave, from - for this port, at Pentland Frith.
The Oberon, Grendall, hence for Lima, was spoken 13th May , ' in
lat. 0 2 S, long. 23 34 N. On the 2d, in lat 14 21. N, 10ng,25 41 W,
was chased by an armed schooner, shewing Spanish colours.
The Murray, Houston, from Jamaica to this port, was spoken 28th
ult., in lat. 37 40, long. 14 50.
The brig Persian, bound to England, was spoken 23d ultimo, off St
Paul's, bearing up for Sydney, C B, having been run foul of the 20th,
by a ship, which cut her stern down to the; water's edge.
The Cherub, Harhy, which filled and fell over at Quebec, on the
10th uIL has been pumped out, and is now at her berth ; 21 barrels of
ashes that were on hoard, and much damaged, have been sold.
The schooner Eagle, Brice, of Wigtown, which sailed from this port
on the 15th ult. laden with salt, became water-logged, when about 20
miles clear of the Light Ship. The attempt was made to unload the.
cargo and. keep the pump going, but without effect... The schooner
Lord Exmouth, fortunately being in company took the crew on board
and landed them next day at Garliestown ; the Eagle disappeayed
soon afterwards, there being a great swell. It is supposed she will
float when the salt is dissolved, and a sloop has been sent for the pur-
pose of keeping a look out.

THURSDAY, JULY 23.—N00n. Wind E.---Fresh breeze.
An Irish mail.—High water 9 45.
ArativED—Emigrant, Parnell, from St John, N B. sailed 26th ult. ;
same day spoke the brig Emerald, off the harbour—The .Brothers,
Whitt side, from Lytham, with goods from the wreck of the Huron.
SAILED—The Lady Rowena, Main, for Rio Janicro—Great Britain,
French, for New York—Ebenezer, Welch, for Rouen—Ttic Richard,
Blakely, for Bahia—Medora, Dixon, for Bombay—Dowson, Boyes.
for Quebec—Peat', Cove, for Gibraltar—Hope, White, for Miramichi
—New Brunswick, Bruce ; and Industry, Harkness, for St John. N B
—Ferdinand, Finch, for Stettin—Nimrod, Dumbrell, for Tarragona—
Sterling, Johnson, for Wiscasset—Firefly, Eastee. for Constantinople
—Eleanor, Davidson, for St John, N B—Rival, Briscoe, for Jamaica
—Johanna, Rowlands, for Constantinople.

The Liverpool, Johnson ; and the Wakefield, Armstrong, hence, at
St John, N 14, 20th June.
Nancy, Rogers, In-nre, at St John, N B, '2lst June.
Henry, Brown, henve and Bermuda, at at John, N B, 22d June.
The Concord, Ilickeuson, hence for Narva, got aground on the
south side of thq Island of Dagoe, 20th inst, but got off after throwing
over eight lasts of salt and proceeded.
Sir Watkin, Armon, hence for Bay Chaleur, was spoken 16th July,
in lat. 50 32, long. 15 37.
The James Laurie, Findlater, from Nassau, N P, arrived last night
in 28 days. On the 15th instant, at 4 p.m. in lat. 47 28 N, long. 2! 39
W, passed a ship or barque timber laden, water-logged, and aban-
doned, appeared to have been in that state for some time ; jib-hoom.
bowsprit, lower masts and topmasts standing. miten gone short off by
the top of the round house, bad the union painted on her stern, and
could plainly distinguish " Liverpool ;" had nine painted ports on a
side, bust figurehean, four anchors on the forecastle, all hatches open,
and part of the deck broken up, and appeared to be about 400 tons
register. On the 27th spoke the Indian Cnief, Williams, from Deme-
rara to this port, out 37 days.

June 20.—The Mary Ann, Gales, from henee to Liverpool,
was driven on shore a+ Arisaig, 15th instant, filled will water, has
been condernned and has been sold with her cargo.

QUEBEC, June 24.—The Mary, Arthur, from Mobile, is en shore on
Green Island, and it is feared will be a total wreck ; cargo (salt) lost.
The Kingston, M`Lean, has been got off with assistance, and•brought
into port very leaky.

OFFICE, JULY .23,.183.5.

Off Puffin island, inward-bound.
No. 1314, Barkley, Il Schooner, at. II a.m.
Otf Crent Ormshead, inward-bonntl.
No. 12, Indian Chief, 13 S. Dem Demerara, at G p.m4

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Festival,, 4c.