The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-14 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MAN B.—Wind N.W. light.

SAlLED.—Urgent, Brown, for Bahia—Sealby, Bell, for Hayti
Indus, Jolly, for Quebec—Stuarts, Fisher, for Pernambuco—
Kate & Jane, Proom, from Dordt—and John Patchett, Norman,
from Ceylon.
ARRIVEN.—EucIes. finder, from Calcutta—Greyhound, from
Venice—Eliza & Mary, Lock, from Messina—Twee Gebreoders,
Liecke, from Antwerp.

Independence, Nye, from New York, at this port; sailed
Bth April. On 27th April, in lat. 48, long. 21, spoke the Oxford,
from Liverpool for New York On 2nd May, in lat. 51, long.
10, spoke the Henry Bliss, hence for New York. On sth, at 8
a.m. off the Saltees, spoke the Britannia, (steamer) hence for
Boston and Halifax.
lilvers one, Smith, from the Mauritius, at Falmouth
St. David, (steamer) hence at Plymouth, and sailed for Havre
6th instant
Edward, Bowstead, hence at Sincapore
Canopus, Stroyan, sailed from Hong Kong for Whampoa 29th
Feb. and Frank and Christie, 29th, for Macao
Flora, Muir, Brown, sailed from China for London 16th Feb.
and John Dalton, for Manilla 17th Feb.

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Ceylon, Ferguson, from Canton for this port, at Anjer 11th
Jan.

Frankland, Thomas, hence at New Orleans
Perdonnct, Upsham, and Mountaineer, Bogart, hence at
Mobile
Helen Thompson, Petrie, hence at New York
Fragment, M'William, and Eleanor, Supple, hence at Madeira
Scotia, Mearns ; Flora, Shield; and Argo, Law, hence at
Riga
Milo, Doyle, hence, at Pillaii
Relative, Phillips, hence at Havre
Sydney, Roberts, hence at Les Sables

THURSDAY, MAy 9.—Wind NN.W., light.
A RRlVED.—Araminta, Roger, from Bombay, sailed gth Jan.—
Harvest Home Heron, Calcutta—Ann Rankin, M'Arthur, New
Orleans—Princess Victoria, Thorns, Charleston—Henry Knee-
land, Andrews, New York—Lesmehagon, Berry, St. John's,
N.B —Agnes, White, Alexandria—Ann Paley, Lister, Oporto—
Freiheit, Meyer, Lubeck—Giovannino, Bieluvecich, Trieste—
Plymouth, Edwards, Tarragona—.Harmony, Finlayson, Dublin
—Alexandrina. London.

SAlLED.—Britannia, Kellin, Cape of Good Hope—Edinburgh,
Lawson, Staten Island—Douglastown, M'Kellar, Ichaboe—
no,c, otcwwia, NOLL rveat, rnuauelpnia—Kose-
land, Ball, Alexandria, E.—Confidence, Williams, Dordt—Mary,
Paton, Barbadoes —Joseph Wheeler, Reed, Jamaica—Ocean
Queen, Thomas, Rouen, &c.—Maid of Mona, Bogg, Ichaboe—
Malvina, Wilson, Santa Martha.

Alexander, Ramsay, from Calcutta, at this port, with ten men
incapacitated from scurvy.
Margaret Ogilvie, Hunter, from St. Domingo; Ocean, Brooks,
from Leghorn; and Rapid, White, from Marseilles—at Cove
Pearl, Valpie, from Ichaboe, and Workington, Douglas, from
Rio Janeiro, off Cove
Pet, (let • Benson,) from Odessa at Falmouth
Admiral Nelson. Queripol, from Pram Pram (Africa) at Fal-
m-uth, sailed 26th Jan. The Sylph, from the Coast for tiiis
port, put into Pram Pram 25th Jan, for a navigator, master and
mate being dead
Cantab, Ferguson, sailed from Laguayra 17th March, and
Ellen German, Cumming. 20th, both ior this port
Maly Marsden, Harvey, sailed from Savanilla 6th March, and
Ritson, Johnston. 15th, I,oth for this port
Margaret, Currie, hence at Honduras
Victoria Gres ey, sailed from Vera Cruz for Tobasco and this
port. 15th March
Elizabeth and Mary Ann, sailed from Palermo for this port in
March.
Gem, hence at Rabat, Africa
Joseph Fenton, Graham, from Trieste, and Senior des Mar-
tyres, Maria, from Vienna, off
Negotiator, Young. from Alexandria, off do. On the 29th ult.,
Anthony Andersen, from Bombay, off Ceylon
Bosl
22nd March
Boston
in lon. 15, spoke theDeovnaploerntt,ihneen, hence
and Thomas Worthington,foMrary Russell, Turnbull,
hence at Lima
Marquis of Breadalbane sailed from do. for England 22d Jan.,
and the Rhine was to sail for this port 28th Jan.
Thomas Dempsey, Crosby, sailed from Trinidad for this port
19th March
Victoria, White, hence at Barbadoes
Carena, Woodman, from Madras, at do.
Alice, Anwyl, sailed from do. for this port 28th March
Denison, hence at Antigua
Lucelle, Yule, hence at St. Thomas's
Cornish Diamond, Hodge, and Parton, Richardson, hence at
Port Repnblicain
Mary Jane, Boyd, hence at Jacmel
Medina, James, hence at Jamaica
Glengarry, Church, and Alexander, Aspy, sailed from Jamaica
25th March, and Celia Large, Richardson, 30th—all for this port
Victoria, Lillia ; Serafin, Galdea ; Tartar, Smith ; Catalina;
and Arno, Thurstow, hence at Havannah
Regalia, Poustie, sailed from do. for this port 27th March
Sophie, Beenken, hence at Laguayra, and sailed for Puerto
Cabello 20th March

VessersPoliel-:lMaryland, hence for New Orleans, on the
19th March, in lat. 24, ion. 64 ; Princess Royal, from Valparaiso
for this port, 24th ult. in lat. 26, lon. 18.
MATANZAS, APRIL B.—The Balfour, Overend, from Mobile for
Liverpool, which put into this port 22d ult., with damage, and
very leaky, having been in contact, is discharging to be sur-
veyed and repaired
CORFU, APRIL 5 —The Nonpareil, Allen, from Liverpool for
Venice, put in here 26thsilt., with considerable damage, having
been in contact with the Santissimo Crossifico, 24th March, off
Cape 0 Lranto

FRIDAY, MAY N.W. moderate.
ARRIVED.-Clydesdale, Payne, and Pearl, Valpey, from 'chi-
hoc—Workington, Doyle, from Rio Janeiro—James Stewart,
from Pernombuco—lsabella, Cobb, from Malta, after being
aground in the river—Norfolk, M' Gildomny ; Navigator,
;Young, and Norma, Fennings, from Alexandrla—Trieste, Bar-
toletti ; Joseph Yeoward, Jones; Henrietta, Guivovich ; Jos,
Fenton, Graham, and Enchantress, Newsom, from Trieste—
Doctor, Luke, from Salon—Jane & Mary, —; Speedy,
Kerrimore, and Douro, Quick, from Lisbon—Rebecca, from
St. IThes—Arendina, Stewart, from Cherbourg—Malcolm,
M`Farlane, from Amsterdam—Constant, from Antwerp—and
Maria; from Danzic.

Friend hip, Potts, from Sierra Leone, at this port; sailed 31st
March. The Arethusa, and Charlotte Wylie, sailed the day
previous ;or -

Eliza, Lowry, from Alexandria, at this port. On 26th ult. in
lat. 45, long. 15, spoke the Leipsic, from Odessa, and Arethusa,
from Genoa; off Tuskar, spoke the Gazelle
Stamboul, Floman, from Smyrna, at this port. On 30th ult.
in lat. 45, long. 12, spoke the Maciver, hence to Bombay On
6th instant, in ,lat. 50, long. 10, spoke the Areta, hence to Sin-
Isabella, Thorpe, sailed from Demerara for this port 24th
March
Amoy, Clarke, hence at Charleston

Eleoner, Sapple, hence at Madeira
Leopold Ist, 2°st:off, hence at Antwerp
John Horton, from Manilla to London, was spoken 22nd ult,
toff Carvo

Albert Edward, hence to Hong Kong, was spoken 6th inst. off
Tilskar

Anger, hence to Calcutta, was spoken 17th Feb. in lat. 20 S,
long, F 9 W

15, hence to Mlramichi, spoken 29th ult. In 1at.50, long. 13
Rockingham, hence to il.leston, was spoken in lat. 49, long.
19, once 30th ultimo
Orlando, hence to Charleston, was spoken 24th March, in
at. 27, long. 58
Henry ZjibS, hence to New York, 2nd inst., in lat. 51, long. 11
Cowhata, hence to New York, was spoken 7th instant, off
Tuskar
Ann Armstrong, hence to Bonny, Oth nit., in lat. 39, long. 14.

SATURDAY. MAY 11.—Wind N.N.E. to North, moderate.
Anaivan.—Blackness, Murray, from New York, sailed sth
April—Malcolm, Lemon, from Calcutta—Meta, Hansen, and
Agamemnon, from Wismar—Elizabeth,
Maria, —, from Gibraltar.
SArLan.—Helme, Thomas, for Cape Good Hope, &c—Union,
Todd, for Bombay—Lord Stanley, —, from Altona-
3r, Appleton, for Luba—Wood-
stock, Taber, for St, John, N.B.—Olive and Eliza.
Parsons, for
Boston—Stirling, Saunders, for Wiscasset—Magnet,
b:urdoch;
Enterprise, Louden, and HuLtingdon. Wilson, for St. Peters-
burgh—Anna Margaretha, Neatjs, for Rotterdam—Samaxita,n,
Davie, for Trieste—Hoop, Ketclar, and Hoop, Jonkon: 'or
Groningen.

Speedwell, Blunt, hence at Rouen
St. David. (steamer) Evans, hence at Havre
Cromarty. Bain, and Mantura, Nairn, hence at Swinemunde
Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend

Spletirlid, Owen; Lochinvar, Allen; Thomas Tattersall,
Maguire; Baron Steiglitz, Tanson; Lady Florence, Bishop,
and Clio, Clark, hence at Riga