The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-27 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 24.—Wind S.S.W. to W.S.W.
ARRlVRD.—Birmingham, Robinson, from Mobile—Potomac,
Berry; Elizabeth Bruce, Pollard, and Alattakeeset, Taylor, from
New Orleans—Trenton, Snow, from Savannah—Fawn, from Pa-
lermo—and Victor, from Havre.

SAIL 4,13.—8 en Brace, Park, for Hayti—Gussvpium, Brown, for
New Orleans—and Orpheus, M'Lellan, for Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres.

Jamaica, Gibson, and Arcturus, Hill, hence at Jamaica
Celia Large, Richardson, from Cork, at ditto
Glengariff, Sullivan, from ditto and Barbadoes, at ditto
Margaret, Poynter, hence at Demerara
Lancashire Lass, from Tampico, at Havana : crew sick, and
sailed loth Dec. for this port
Robert James Haynes, Graham, hence at St. Thomas
St. Vincent, Shepherd, hence at St. Vincent
Mary Ann Henderson, hence at Laguna
Henrietta, hence at Vera Cruz
Seven, Digan, from Alexandria, at Cove. On the 20th Jan. in
lat. 47, long. 10, spoke the SylVia. hence for Rio Janeiro
Parana, Watkins, hence for Barbadoes, at Kingstown
Visiter, Moffat, hence for Trinidad, at ditto
Wanderer, Dixon, hence for Maracaibo, at ditto
Will o'the Wisp, Stephens, hence for Naples, at ditto
Sarah, Crespy, hence for Lisbon, at ditto
Bombay, Burley, from China, off Dartmouth, sailed 7th August,
with loss of sails, boats, and other damage
Cimbria, Wippell, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth t
Alexander, Ramsey ; Pantbea, Marman, and City of Poonah,
Bird, from Calcutta, at Gravesend
Anna Sophia, James, from Alexandria, at Milford
Olive Branch, from Calcutta, at Plymouth, with loss of sail
balwarks, &c. and crew sick
Urania, Stratford, from the River Plate, at ditto, leaky in her top
sides, having been struck by lightning 15th Jan.
Martin Luther, Stevens, from Calcutta, off Scilly
Johannes, Wuiff, from Coquimbo, at Swansea
Govenhill, Monson, for Algiers, and Sheraton, Mills, for Mar-
seilles, sailed from Milford 21st January
Mary Jane, from Talcahuana for England, has been condemned
at Valparaiso
Hamilla, Mitchell, M'Cole, from Valparaiso, at this port ! sailed
2nd October. The Champion was to sail the 4th, for this port. The
Sir Charles Napier and Princess Victoria, were to sail for Callao.
The Oriental was to sail for Rio Janeiro.
Eliza Saunders, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 11th Jan.
off the Millings
Lucinda, hence for Antwerp, was spoken 17th January, in lat.
47, long.

LtminicK, Jan. .—The Rven, Muh from Scattery to-
verpool, is on shore 21
at Cappa,a disabled, rp
andy, strained, with pumps
choked, and three feet water in her hold
FA LM OUTII, Jan. 21.—The Calypso, Glass. for Liverpool, has put
back with loss of bowsprit, cat head, anchor stock, &c. having
been in contact last night off the Lizard, with the Captain, from
Gergenti, which has arrived Mere, with covering board split, stan-
chions broke, &c. from the collision.
SCILLY, Jan. 21.—A yellow-sided timber-laden ship, of about 400
tons burthen, was fallen in with a few days since, about 20 miles
to the westward of these islands, a derelict, and her bell, with
several blocks, &c. brought away, and landed here.— The Sarah &
Jane, of Glasgow, from Havana, with loss of sails, and otherwise
disabled, was brought in here this morning, having been abandoned
16th instant, and subsequently fallen in with, and a crew put on
board by the Saucy Lass, Love, into which vessel the crew of the
Sarah & Jane, had been transhipped, after the abandonment, from
the Bengal, from Liverpool for New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25.—Wind West, moderate.
ARRIVED.—Charles, Low, from Charleston—Ashburton, Plum-
mer, from Natchez—Herculean. Holmes, from New Orleans—
Portsmouth, Glover, sailed 31st Dec. and Cambridge, Barstow,
sailed 3rd Jan, from New York—Eliza, Harris, from Newfound-
land—Frances, from Havre—Goddess, from Fayal, in 7 days—
aud Lord Nelson, Will, from Lisbon.
SAILED.—Eben Preble, Hinckley, for New Orleans.

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Devon, --, hence for China, in the Straits of Sunda 26th
September
James Turcan, Turcan, sailed from Mauritius for this port 29th
October
Ariadne, Dodd, and Sarah Bell, Bell, hence at Jamaica
Lanarkshire, Carmichael, hence for New Orleans, off ditto 11th
December
Wasp, Lovett, from Sierra Leone, at Jamaica
Quadruple, Swan, hence at Barbadoes
Clio, Mason, hence at ditto, and sailed 16th Dec. for Puerto
Cabello
Jane Erskine, Pringle, hence at Grenada
Ringdove, hence, at St. Vincent
Cessnock, Atherton, sailed from Demerara for this port 17th Dec.
St. Lawrence, Brown, hence at New Orleans
United States, Britton, hence at New York
George Washington, Burrows, hence at ditto
Mary Jones. Cothay, hence at Laguira •
'Washington, Copello, hence at Genoa
Villa di Sorento, Castellano, hence at ditto
Horatio, Hamill, I.ence at Malta
C.R.C., Huelin, from Licata, at Palermo •
Sir John Franklin, Borthwick, from ditto, at ditto
Brilliant, Williams, sailed from Palermo 24th Dec, ; Redbreast,
Wainwright, 27th; Feronia, Jarvis, 29th, and Ellen flighfiehl,
Doughty, 30th—all for this port
Famu, Granath, hence at Trieste
Conte Zichy, Copaitch, sailed from Trieste for this port 11th Jan.
Cookson, Patterson, from Trieste for this port, at Algesiras
Post Boy, Stokes, hence at Fayal
Friendship, Richmond, hence at St. Michael
Gipsey, Queen, Jenkins, hence at ditto
Catherine, from Marseilles, off St. Übes
Midas, Kerr, from Batavia, at Cove
Oporto, Wilkie, hence for Almeira, at Kingstown
Ruth, Randall, hence for Sierra Leono, at Beaumaris
Royal Saxon, Crawford, from Hong Kong, at London
Fulmar, Crocker, from Alexandria, at Penzance
Hopewell, for Jamaica, and Venilia, for Mobile, were seen yester.
day to the westward of Holyhead
Martha, Lyon, for Africa, has put hack
Douro, Smith, from Oporto at this port, after being on Burbo
Bank
Crew of the Caroline, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, that was
towed into Holyhead, a derelict, were landed at Wicklow
Yarmouth, hence at Valparaiso, was spoken 19th Dec. in lat. 5,
lon. 21.
. Science, hence for Constantinople, was spoken Bth Jan. off Cape
St. Vincent
DESTRUCTION OF A VESSEL BY EXPLOSION.—On Tuesday last,
accounts arrived at Lloyd's of a melancholy catastrophe having
occurred on board the schooner New Times, belonging to London,
while on her outward passage to the Coast of Africa, by which the
vessel was totally lost, and all hands on board, consisting of her corn-
marnler, Captain Alexander Rowe, and a crew of twelve seamen,
met with a frightful death. It was occasioned by the explosion of
nearly 100 barrels of gunpowder, that were stowed away in the
magazine of the ship, but in what manner they ignited, is wholly
unknown.
PARis, Jan. 22.—John Garrow, Davy, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, has put in the Gironde, with loss of two topmasts, fore-
mast sprung, &c.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 116.—Wind West.
ARRIVED.—Orlando, Wilson, from St. Andrew's—Ace of Trumps,
James, from St. Michael—Frances, James, from Havre—Creamore,
Shapley, from Maceio ; sailed 18th Dec.—Eaglet, Phillips. from
Waterford—Mary, Riches, and Anne, Roberts, from Ipswich—and
Eliza, Roberts, from London.

Wrestler, Howling, hence at St. Michael's
John, Ramsay, hence at Bahia
Novel, Sumpton, hence at ditto
Sir J. Beresford. Threadgold, hence at ditto
Neptune, Cunningham, hence at Newfoundland, with loss o
boats, bulwarks, stanchions, &c.
Emerald, Dugdale, hence at Civita Vecchia
Reindeer. Kemp, hence for Galatz, at Kingstown
Especulador, Satorius, hence for St. Übes, at ditto
Emma, Carnic, hence to Sydney, N.S.W. was spoken 19th instant
in lat. 44, long. 12 _

Gipsey; Creswell, hence for Rio Janeiro, at Studwell Roads
PALERMO, Jan. 9.—The Redbreast, Wainwright, laying at this
port, laden for Liverpool, dragged her anchor, touched the ground
and broke her rudder—she must discharge.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JAN. 26

Wind at Holyhead, N.W. moderate breeze in the morning, ant
v. W. light breeze at noon.

Off Point Lynas, at lc) a.m. (has a pilot) No. 9840, Prompt, Bk
(telegraphed) from Maranhara.

An
Ainerican Ship and a Brig, off the Ormshead, inward bound,
at to a.m.

In Crosby Channel, at 12 30 p.m. No. 1792, Creamore, Bk. from
Maceio.
Off the Port, at 3 30 p.m. 1 Schooner.

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No communication received from Holyheid during the evening,
owing to thick weather.