The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, 141Ancu 28.—Wind E.S.E. fresh.
ARRIVED.—Joseph Christal, Broad, from Smyrna.
SAILED.—Nimrod, Atkins. for Bombay—Patriot Queen, Adam-
son, for Calcutta—Binney, Thomas, and Hannah Sprague, Cooke,
for Havana—Acadia, Younger, for Arichat, &c.—Tallahassee, Bias-
land, for Apalachicola—Conqueror, M'Auley. for Charleston—
Herman, Allyn ; Hermitage, Badger, and Talleyrand. Healey, for
Mohile—Ann Louisa, Keill, for Stettin—Havre. Carpenter, and
Charles Joseph, Mauran, for Savannah—Express, Cubbon, for
hlaranham—Snowdrop, Lelean, for Genoa—Souter Johnny, Little,
for Montreal—Lady Eleanor,Welch, for Prederickstadt—Malibran.
M'Minn, for the Gulf of Mexico—and Eagle, Lang, for New York.

Oriental, (steamer) from Falmouth, &c. at Malta 12th Marc
and proceeded 13th for Alexandria
Jane May. May, and Dromo, Tollman, hence at Ancona
Pleiades, White, hence at Leghorn
Cornelius, Ditcham, hence off Adra 7th March
Mary Joanna, Davies, hence at Bilboa
Hoppet, Homb, and Jupiter, Rundstrom, hence at Copenhagen
Newburg, Laurenson, hence at Ghent
Frederick Fran; Andries, hence at Warnemunde, and sailed 181
March for Wismar

City of Durham, Smith, from Odessa, at Cove
Larne, Davies, from Valparaiso, &c. at Kingstown
Monkton, Armon, sailed from Bilboa for this port 18th March
Albion, Riley, sailed from Lisbon for this port 15th March, and
the Helen Anderson, Thompson, for Monte Video 15th DA RT oUTII, March 25.--The Hannah, Handley, from Ipswich
to Liverpool, has been towed into this harbour, with loss of both
masts close to the deck, and considerable damage to her hull,
having been in contact yesterday afternoon, 25 miles off the Start,
with the Industrie, of Liebau.
•lIMAUMARIS, March 27.—The Spring, Black, from Whithora to
Liverpool, was brought safe into this harbour at low water.

WEDNESDAY, MARCII 29.—Wind E.S.E

ARRIVXD.—Broom, ----, from Bombay.
SAlLlClL—Lancaster, Wright, for Jamaica—Cordova, Morse
Stafford, Brewer, and B. Aymer, Carver, for Havana—Travellei
Vickerman, and Resolution, Wright, for Trinidad—Monmouth
Patten, for Charleston—Matico, Nickels, and Margaret Johnson
Groom, for Mobile—John Walker, Sampson, for Quebec—Milton,
Dickson ; Adams, Gay, jun. ; Troy. Hills, anti Charlotte. Gerry,
for New Orleans—Samuel flicks, Bunker, for New York—Alleg-
hany. Ames. for Pliilacielphiri--Superior, Sherrie., for Lisboa—and
John, M'Grath, for Hamburg.

Hindostan, (steamer) Moresby, sailed from Suez for Calcutta the
25th February
Nereid, Longford, hence at Apalachicola
Sanders, Bulley, and Galata, Woolner, hence at Constantinople
Mary, Walker, hence at Malta
Letitia, Swatbridge, sailed from Trieste for this port 13th March
Boyno, Marshall, sailed from Alexandria for this port sth March
Sarah, Miller. hence at Smyrna
Tipnla, Mortimer, sailed from Smyrna Bth Match, and Sampson,
Butcher, 9th, both for this port
Saucy Lass, Love, hence at St. Michael's
Placid. Wrightson, from Messina, at Cove
Leadbitter, Pitcairn. from Alexandria, at Cove 24th instant
Phoenix, Roycroft, hence for Jersey, at Cove
Julian, Ruse, from St. Vincent for this port, at Dingle, with the
loss of an anchor
John Bartlett, Bartlett, from Alexandria, at Beaumaris
Clytha, hence for Antwerp, off Newhaven
Caroline, hence for the Cape of Good Hope that was abandoned
in the channel 2sth Jan. and afterwards taken into Holy head, was
this ma ning towed back into this port
Ayrshire Lass, Jacks, from Odessa, at Cove in 94 days, On 25th
Feb. :spoke the Princess Royal, from Glasgow for Gibraltar, off
Malaga ; had been driven out of the bay 8 days previous
Patmos. Beverley, from Odessa, at Cove in 91 days. On the
19th March, in lat. 48 N, long. 8 30 W, spoke the St. George, of
Guernsey.
Paroquet, Cloid, from Palermo, at Cove in 30 days. On the Bth
March, passed the schooners Selma, Patriot, and Spy, from Patras.,
On the 9th, came through the Gut with several sail: spoke the
brig Tyro from Zante for London, out 25 days : schooner Newport,
from Palermo for London, out 39 days, and schooner Belle, from
Messina, out 68 (lays ; also, on the same day, spoke a schooner
showing a burgee with U Co. In the centre from Smyrna for Lon-
don, out 40 days. On the llth instant, off Cape St. Vincent, spoke
the schooner Blomoden, from Glasgow for Leghorn. On the 10th
instant, Cape St. Vincent S.E. aboat 10 miles, was hove-to with
strong wind, in company with many sail; exchanged numbers
with the Argo, of Plymouth. from Palermo. On the 14th instant,
in lat. 37 40 N, long. 10 54 W, passed the barque Queen of the
Isles, standing to the northward : wind from S.S.W.
Cove, 27th March 27.—! 30 p.m.: It has blown a strong gale
from east these last three days; the wind bound ships are holding
on well.-6 p.m.: It is now beginning to rain, and we are antici-
pating a change for the better; however, as yet, it is blowing a
perfect hurricane.

THURSDAY, MARCH 30.—Wind S.S.E. moderate.
ARRlvith.—Nereid, Reeves, from Alexandria—Five Gesusten
Oldenbetizer, and Willielninia Catherina, m A
—oldambt,Comminza, from Rotterdam—and Tiphys, frommsterdat Jerse3
Snit.en.—Victoria, Tait, and Archangel, Krootzieger, for Riga-
Compton, Chapman, for Quebec—Wellington, M'lntyre. fur ;gel
Orleans—Lucretia, Rea ; Dublin, Woolfield, and Susan E. Howel
Bailey, for Mobile—Flora, Farren, for Malta—Violet, Simpson, fo
Demerara—Belvidere, Wamhensie, for Charleston—Cookson, Pat
terson, for Calcutta—Huddersfield. Duxhury, for Africa—Starr
boul, Sloman, for Constantinople—St, Lawrence, Hodge, for Dos
ton—Flora, Lacey, for Istappa—Oromacto, Crank, for St. John
N.B.—and Royal Sovereign, (steamer) Fender, for Batavia.

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Peru, from Mauritius and Cove, in the Bristol Channel
Ranger, M`Millan, hence to China, was spoken 13th instant,
tat. 46, long.
Jane Duffers, M'Donnell, from Gergenti, at Cove
George, Key, from Messina, at Waterford