The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-15 00:00:00

Shipping Intelligence.

TUESDAY, 12th February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.

ARRIVED.—YIuta arch, Johnson; and Nelson Village, Kenn, from
New Orleans, (sailed 3rd Jan. )—Carroll, of Carrollton, Bird, from Sa-
vannah, (sailed 22nd Jan.) On 11th inst., off Bardsey, saw the Ca-
ledonia from this port, for New York—Constitution, Wilson, from
Savannah, (sailed 22nd Jan.) On 4th inst., in lat. 47 :30, long. 37 30,
spoke the North America from this port, for New York—Humphrey,
Crocker, from New York ; and Corsair, Jenkinson, from Halifax,
(sailed 21st Jan.)—Sheffield, Wagstaff, from New York, (sailed 26th
January. )
Creole, , hence at Maranham.

Sir George Murray, Beverley, hence at Charleston.
Atlantic, Johnson, hence at Savannah.

John Jay, Holdridge. hence at New York, 24th Jan.
A Barque, with a female bust head, painted white, abandoned and
water-logged, was seen on 29th Jan. in lat. 40, long. 48, by. the Nel-
son Village, she had deals on deck, no boats, appeared to be timber
laden, and not long abandoned.
SAILED.—Sir Walter Scott, Cresswell, for Africa.

WEDNESDAY, 13th February.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Rain.
ARRIVED.PearI, Cove; and Cherub, Woodcock, from St. Mi-
chael's—Samuel and Julia, Fielding, fm Jersey—Sophia. Tetts, from
Hobart Town—Colombian, Vinci., from Lima.

Emma, Milward, hence at Batavia, 29th Sep.
Elizabeth, Tucker, hence at St. Thomas's.
Union, Thomas ; Aurora, Mattlievrson ; Catherine M'Donald. Tho-
mas ; and Nithsdale, Ridley, hence at Mobile.
Mercury, Pearson, hence at Cape Breton.
Scotia, Curdy, hence at Newfoundland.
Mountaineer, Thompson, hence at Hobart Town.
Abeona, Lloyd ; Maria, Simpson ; and London Packet, Elbing,
hence at Ostend.

Mary, Nelson, from Maryport for this port, put into Whitehaven
Ilth Feb.
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Esther, Sparks, from Workington for this port, put into White-
haven.

The Mary, sailed from Bahia for this port, 10th Dec. The Cheviot
was to sail on the 20th.

The Ann, Smith, from St. John's, N B, for this port, was lost on
Grand Manan.

The Margaretta, for Berwick, was on shore on Burbo yesterday,
but was got off without damage, and liroceeded.
SAlLED.—Thames, Cameron, for Sierra Leone—Sarah, Haman, for
Boston—Maria, Thomas, for Newfoundland—lnca, Lincoln, for Li-
ma, &c.—Reform, Cousar, for Tobago, &c.—Harmony, White, for
Puerto Cabello—Mary, Pinel, for Malta, &c.—Camilla, Collings, for
Naples, &c.—Jane, Chadley, for Venice, &c.—Alfred, Delafarge, for
Charente—Hope, Wood, for Lisbon—Plym, Daws, for Lisbon.

THURSDAY, 14th February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Showery.
ARRlVED.—Lavinia, Caldwell, from Pernambuco, (sailed 4th Jan.)
The Indian was to sail in 10 days—Sir Walter Scott, Thompson, from
New Orleans—Active, Straehan, from St Michael's.
Also arrived.—London, Gendars, from London—Nottingham,
(steamer) from Dublin—John and Ellen, Murphy, from Balbriggan
Wellington, Robinson, hence at New South Wales.
Neptune, Whittleton, from the Clyde, at Singapore. 2nd Sep.
Ann Baldwin, Crawford, from Rio Janeiro, at Mauritius.
Clyde, Ireland, hence at Cape of Good Hope, 29th Nov.
Victoria, Williamson, from Buenos Ayres, at Bahia.
Ranger, Patrick, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Superb, Watts, hence at New Orleans.
New Holland, Traill, hence at Leghorn.
Duchess of Clarence, M'Douall ; and Matilda, —, hence at
Genoa.
Jane, Ritchie, from New Orleans, in the Clyde.
Britannia, Sketchley, hence for New York, was spoken 13th Jan.
in lat. 47, long. 11.

William Russell, , hence for Pernambuco, was spoken 28th
Jan. in lat. 48, long. 10.
Mary, Mills, from Bahia for this port, was spoken 15th Dec., in
lat. 16, S. long. 37,
The Brothers, Spittall, for this port, was totally lost at Aricati.
The John Francis, M'Ewen, from Demerara, fur London, put into
Granville, on 4th inst., havinq struck ou a rock.
The Elizabeth, from Sicily, is aground to the southward of George's
Dock Basin.

Minerva, Metcalfe, for Bombay, put back, having struck on Black-
water Bank.
George Clinton, for New York, passed Holyhead 12th inst. at 1 pm

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 14th FEBRUARY, 1833.

Wind at Holyhead, West, blowing a gale in the morning, and fresh
in the evening.
Passed inward bound this day, No 160, Ganges, B 8, at 4 pm.
Passed Point Lynas inward bound, No 483, George IV, B B, and
No 182, George, B B, at 4 pm.