The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-30 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. ApalL
.24.—Wind N.W. fresh,

ARRIVED.-Storm King. Buds, n, from Laguna; sailed 6th
March. Left the Rapid. loading for orders—Mertoun, Kenn,
from Bombay—Catharine. Ocmey, from Buenos Ayres—lsabella,
Clough. from Odessa—Charlotte, , from --and
Laura Ann, from St. Sebastian.

Joseph Porter, Wilson. from Ichiboe, at this port; sailed 26th
Feb. and from St. Helena Ist March. The I,llers came in
very heavy at Ichiboe, between the 19th and 2Ali Feb. which
caused several vessels to drift, and wash ,d down several stages.
The John Jardine lost an anchor. Golden Spring also lost an
anchor, and got foul of another ship, and the Jessie lost her
large boat

Ambassador, Tate, from Charleston, at London -2nd April
John, Davey. sailed from London for Algoa Bay 22nd April
Placid, Cawsey, sailed from Falmouth for Newcastle 21st
April.

'Gcdconda, England, and Ma'colm, Malcolm, from Valparaiso
at Swansea:; sailed 17th December

Racer, Brough. sailed from Falmouth fir Lisbon 21st April
Isabella t.,cott, from Ichiboe, at Cork; sailed 23rd Feb. On
the 25th Feb. spoke H.M.S. Winchester, (50) from the Cape of
Good Hope for the south-west coast of Africa, with Admiral
Percy on board
Rowley, Ewen, sailed from Cork for the Clyde 21th instant
Eliza Kincaid, Brown, from the Cape of Good Hope, at ditto
Ann Juniper. hence at Constantinople 28th March
Maid of Athens, lio,ifellow, from Odessa, at ditto, and sailed
for Malta Ist April
_ .

Eliza tzandati, Sandars, sailed from Constantinople for Malta
28th March

Harebell, Scott, sailed from ditto for Kertch, and Galatea,
Wooluer, for Odessa, 2gth March
Sophia, from Marseilles, at Odessa 29th March
Lord Anson, Rosignol, sailed =from Odessa for this port 30th
March

Leo. Murphy', sailed from dit4o 2nd April; Agamemnon,
Broornhead,and Intrepid, Pentreath, on the srd, all for Cork
Leda, Absalon, sailed from Salonica for Orfano 12th April
Wisbeach, Bierfam, from Newcastle, at Brest I,,th April
Dank'arheld, Zeven,hence at Helvoet

PILLAU, April 14.—Venns, Mearns, which was on shore yes-
terday, has been got off after discharging part of het eargo, and
is under sail

ABERDEEN, April 2:.—Last-week, the Pilot, of Newburgh,
laden with lime, while lying in the mouth of River Ythan,
caught.fire, and was tothily consumed. On Wednesday last.
the Traveller, of Peterhead, caii.e into this port, in a leaky
state, having been far on her voyage to Davis' Straits ; she was
immediately put upon slips, and in the short space of two days,
by-the prompt exertions of Messrs. Hall and Sons, is now ready
to proceed on'her voyage. Last.nieht sailed the'St. Lawrence,
Tullock, for Quebec, having on board 150 emigrants, of whom
there are a few substantial farmers, with their families, from
this district.

THURSDAY, 25.—Wind Southerly.

Mathew Pearce, hence for Lacuna, off Tuskar
Success, Nelson, sailed from Demerara for this port lgth ult.
H. Curwen, Vickers, and Jane,•Chandler, hence atTrinidad
Mary Campbell, sailed irom Santa Martha for Carthagena 4th
ultimo
Elizabeth Wood, Croshie, heuce.at Barhadoes
Frances, Corkhill, from Ichiboe, at ditto
La y Comberm re, Tasker, sailed from ditto for this port 18th
ultimo
Planter, Southgate, hence at Jamaica
Glengariff, anti Alc.cw.Qr, were to sail from ditto for this
port 24th ultimo
Eivira, Gething, hence for China, was spoken sth ult. in lat.
2 N. long. 24 W ; Vi tory, hence for Mobile, 3 st • nit. in lat. 23
N, long. 34 W; Aurora, hence for Africa, 17th instant, in lat
50. long. I.? ; Ulverstone, 13th Feb. off Cape Clear
CAI.THACIBAIA ue COLOMBIA, MBrett Ar.to,r_ Logan,
put in ber..itth Instant. very leaky, and with considerable da-
mage, having been on shore off savanille, but has 43een dis-
charged, hove down, and repaired.

FRIDAY, APRIL 26.—Wind N.W. light.

ARRIVE n.—Tonk a, Masnalick, from:Fiume—Lan -white Lass,
from Malta—Prince Aibert Edward, Cotter, from Lisbon—Ata-
lanta, Loveing, from Embden—Hoop and Verwagting, De
Boer, from Amsterdam.
SAlLED.—Wililarn atsfrrd, Colvert, for A frica— Gunga, Bow-
man, for Batavia, &c —Treasurer, Tuzo, for Janydea Ke trel,
Wise, for Valpar, iso—Pearl, Rowles,and Samuel, Grindell. for
St. John, N.B.—Pekin, Harvey. for Quebec—l 0, Morrison, for
Mirutnichi—Eppein. Po jewyd, for Rotterdam--♦ 1 artinaJoanna,
Driesten, for Narva—and Ro-ebud, M'Cormick, for Riga.

Breeze. '`orbits, sailed from 6diz for this port 10th instant
Pearl, Pittuck, and Eilen, Roche, hence at Lisbon
Jane & Mary, Hawkey, sailed from dtto for this port 12th
instant
Mersey, Steele, hene' at Oporto
Hopkinson. from Antwerp for this port, off* Salcombe
Mary, Candlish, hence for Newcastle, at Peterhead, leaky
Isabella, Bird, hence for St. Petersburg, at Pentland Frith

Bangalore, Soli' h, from Calcutta, at the Maud tlus
Glentanner, hence at Port Philip 12th Dec.
Packet, Barker. hence at Genoa
Pylade. and Orestes, Girwardello, sailed from ditto for this
port 13th instant
Blanche, hence at Gibraltar
A barque. supposed to be the John Woodall, from London to
the Cape and Calcutta. took fire yesterday, off Gravesend. while
being towed down the Thames, and was scuttled; crew and
passeneers saved,
MAURITIUS, Feb. 2.—The -Hugh Matthie, Sparks, which was
on the reel, off this port, 6th ultimo, has been abandoned and
sold.

SATURDAY, APRIL 27.—Wind N.N.W. light.
FAlLED.—Eleanor Russell, Jeffries, for Hong Kong—Virci.
nian, Allen. and St. George, Ferris, for New York—Cairo
Childs, for Boston—Slieph rdess, Craig, for Getioa—Sehyryd,
NowlHn. for Constantinople—Paragon, Wilkinson, for Swine..
minute-and Robert and William. Baxter, for Zwolle.

Hudson, hayfield, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Thomas Naylor, hence for Africa, off Tuskar
Devonport. hence for llnston, off Tuskar
An, ie, Potter, from Launceston, at Sw,n River
John Woodall, hence for Calcutta, that was scuttled below
Gravesend, nth April, has been got afloat, and was being
towed back to the docks yesterday
Pandora. that arrived at Cove 24th April. from St. John, N.B.
•fell in with several icebergs on the evening of the 9th April. in
lat. 46, long. 48. and soon afterwards became entangled in a field
of ice, which she did not c ear till the 12th April, after making
seventy-five miles of soothing.
CA.2,3 OF Goon HOPE, Feb. 2R.—The Palestine, 111‘Lean,
from Newcastle for Aden, was burnt at sea 3rd Feb. in lat. 26 S,
lone. t. 9 E. Master and twenty men picked up, and landed
here, by the Solw v, from Mauritius, Chief mate and twelve
men in the cutter are supposed to have reached Bourbon.

SUNDAY, APRIL 28.—Wind variable and light.
SAlLED.—Mediterranean, Puxbniy, for Africa—Kingston,
Thompson, for Ichaboe—James Dean. Camphell, for Anera
Pequina--John Dugdale. Milford, for Hong Kong—Elsinore,
Julius, for Havana—Rew •rd, llogg. for Jamaica—Arab, Martin.
for Port au Prince—Helen,. Davies. for Tampico—Highland
Mary, Crosley, for Quebec--Henry Bliss, Cunningham, lor
New York—Fanny, Stoyle, for Copenhagen—Puella, Thomas, for
Genoa.

Gulnare, Errington, hence at Pillan
Edward; Breschke, Fidelity, Deveral, and Barclay, Cole,
hence at Swinnemutv'e
Hope, Taylor, hence at Travemunde
Fanny and Jane, Lovering, and Donor, Dawson, hence at
Alexandria
Martin, Coleman, and Splendid, Owens, hence at Copenhagen
William Harris, Bull, hence at Hamburg
Defiance, Davies, and Mathilde, Glee' ing, hence at Bremen
Wild Irish Girl, -, for Bombay, off the B:shops.
Resolut on, -, from this port, fur Maranam, was spoken
Ist April. in lat. 13, long. 34.
Orxia, Christian, from this port, for Hong Kong, was spoken
7th April, In lat. 37, lo►►g. 15, W.
Agenoria. Day, sailed from Alexandria 25th March Can-
didate, Cook, :lid Avon, Robinson, 2nd April; and Leadbeater,
Jones, sth April, all for this port.
Stamboul, Solomon, sailed from Smyrna 30th March ; Lalla
4th April ; Joseph Cristall sth April, and Sir Charles Carter 7th
April, all for this port.
Lord Anson, -, from Odessa, at Constantinople, end
sailed sth April for this port.
Dankbarheid. Zieven, from Rotterdam, at Deal, and railed
25th April for thi port.
Mary Gray, Barnett, for this port, put back to Alexandria 30th
M::rch, with part of cargo thrown overboard.

MONDAY, APRIL 29.—Wind S.S.E. light.
ARRlVED.—Huntington, Wil on, from Belfast.
SAlLED.—Mauney, Young►, for Arica and Islay—Silence, Par-
ry, for Dunkirk--Samuel Press, for Dordt—Commerce, Holmes,
for Ichiboe—Traveller, Taylor, for Konigsberg—DO ores, Cove.
for Lisbon—Sedulous, Leyte, for Mont. eal—Glammis Castle,
Barclay, for Pernan—Copia. Jarvis, for Rio—Siwerdina. Harm,
and Minerva, Rowlands, for Rotterdam— Brazilian, Cunning-
ham, for Newfou, dland—Louisa, Fleu, for Stettin—Paragon,
Coleman, and Isabella Harnett, Newby. for Calcutta—Huron,
II edworth. for Montreal—George Dean, Spring, for Vera Cruz—
and Superb, Harding, for New York.

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Emulous, M'Kie, from Earhadoes for Belfast, off Cape Clear
SCABASTRIL ROADS, April 25 —The sloop Star, M'Clarty
from Liverpool to Dingwall, lost her sails in a gale 23rd inst
and the fol:owintr, day was not on shore near this place, and
will he a total wreck ; crew saved.