The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-07 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. MAY I.—Wind S.E. moderate

SAILED —H nry Volant, M'Neilly, for Newfoundland—
Venice. Dunlevy, for Philadelphia—Jenne Boska
for Antwerp—Sir James Kempt, Archibald, for Narva—Law
rence, Jackson, for Manilla—Catherine, Baird, and Lord Wei-
n gton, Hill, for Quebec—Montezuma, Lowber, for New York
. .

—Eliza Ann, Hampton, for New York and St. John,
Lelean, Lelean, for Hamburg.

Cygnet, Gray, from Rotterdam, at Grangemouth 27th April
Prima Don. a, from St. Mich (el's off Ply.. outh 28th April
Black Cat, Davies, from St. Michael's off Looe 28th April
Charles Jones, NV/qt., from Ch na, at Cork, sailed from Hong
Kong 2 ,th Dec. Experienced two heavy gales of wiudin the
Indian Ocean. and was st u k by lightning in lat. 22 S. long.
22, W, which carried away head of main royal mast. On 13th
Feb. iu lat. 22 S, long. 83 E, spoke the Grindlay. from Calcutta
for the & ape of Go d Hope. Greyhound, Barker, from Venice
28th April out sixty-three days. On sth April, in 1-. t. 38 15 N,
long. 9 40 W. tell in with the brig Jane. of Greenock, for Barce-
lone, in aswking state; took tour of the crew off the wreck.
The master, mate, and remainder were taken on board the Ark,
for Bristol. The Jane went coven aboat fifteen minutes after-
wards.

Syren, for this port, off Cove 28th April
Eller►, Worrall, hence for Bombay, off Youghall 26th April
Tiuga, Eldridge, hence at Boston

Gejigiana, M;Orath, hence at New Orleans
Eutaw, Thompson, an., Oh 0, Putnam, hence at New York
Corsair, Cuming, from Constantinople, at Marseilles 23rd
April

'Tribune, Orfeur, sailed from ditto for Malta 22nd April
Fencer, Redmore, hence at Messina 14th April
Emerald, Hicks, hence at ditto 15th April
Effort. Hussey, from Leghorn at ditto 15th April
X L, Williamson, sailed from ditto for Zante 19th April
Jersey tar, De Caen, sailed from uitto for this port ilth Apr:l
Royal William, Shepherd, hence at Venice 17th April
Ranger. Deward, saled from dit o for Falmouth 19th April
Pres►dent, Woller, from Antwerp for this port, off Falmouth
29th April

wjestie, Rowlands, sailed from Leghorn for this port 22nd
Ap it

Amelia, Newman; Henry, Morrison; Marquis of Breadal-
bane, M•Lager: Tweed, .C.owy ; and Stately, Da gleish, hence
for Stettin, at Eiinore
Clio, Clark ; tit aye, Dawson ; Rapid, Brown, and Antelope,
Moore, hence for Riga at ditto

Schwan, Kroeft, and Henriette, Schente, from Stettin for
ditto, at ditto

Elise, Gabrahn from DAntzic for ditto, at ditto
iEolus, Ewers, from Wisma for ditto, at,ditto
Beigrave. Donaldson, from Laguno tor Stettin ; Emma,
Par'kwood, from Bahia for Daotzic; Easton Nab, Henderson,
from StocktOn for the Baltic; Express, Heasing, from Liebau
for Aberdeen ; Isabella, Brown, from Dundee for Riga; and
Active. M'Ouffie, from Leith for Copentagen, all at Elsinore,
'previous to 24th April
. .

Ilebe. Hedrna.n. hence, and Mic Mac, Flaxton, from New.
castle, at Copenhagen 2nd April

Sea, Macqueen, from London at Lichau 12th April
Ann & Elizabeth, Roberts; Met.zdalene, Davies; Fanny,
Thomas , Cato, Henderson ; 'Majestic. Hall ; Jane Emily Hud-
son. Kelly; sisters, Cullen; Bruce, Wellam; and Alice, Rees,
hence at Swinnemunne 21st April
James, Muir, and Freundschaft, Talcke, hence at ditto 23rd
April
Lady Eleanor, Pinafel, sailed from Bayonne for this port 23rd
April
Speedwell, Blunt; Harwich. Cooper; and Thomas & Nancy,
Gee, hence at Havre 26th April
Annie, Mearnes, from Savannah for this port, got on shore
on the South Breakers 28th March, but came off without much
damage, and making little water
Sir IA m Cumming, M'Kaye, off and from Nairn, for this
port, in turning into Longhope, 22nd instant, missed stays, and
went on shore on the island of Hotta, fills with the tide, and is
expected to become a wreck
Liebe, hence for Arica, was spoken in 1at.:27 S, long. 36W,
out 67 days

THURSDAY. MAY 2.—Wind S.S.E. light.

ARRIVED.— Hopkinson, Stevens, from Antwerp,
SAILED.—St. David, (steamer) Evans, for Havre—Areta,
Bacon, for Sincapore—Ann Dingwall, Loney, for St. Thomas—
Sherbrooke. Sterling, for Quebec—Nestor, Stewart, for Mon-
tr al—Catharine i.raer, Curry, for Boston—Victoria, Strutt,
for G,,lvestou—Quintin Leitch, Gray, for Bombay—Helen
Munro, Watson, for Hayti—Sloumento, Scholtens, for Narva—
Good Hoop, De Boer, for Elsinore—Classina Geertrudina,
Kranenborg, for Dordt—and Gezina Alida, Bo je, for DantLic—
aLd ihcenix, Kniper,.for Antwerp.

Alexander, from Calcutta for this port, was spoken 16th
Match. in lat. 3 N, long. 22 W

N Winn Woo ley, Vaughan, from Ceylon, at Covo. On the
22nd March, in lit. 5 N, oug 22 W, spoke the Texian, hence
for Valparaiso. On the 23rd, spoke the Taglioni, for Adelaide.
On the 21st April, in lat. 47, long. 16, spoke the Milton, hence
for Montreal
Clair et Marcus, hence at Matamoros
Johan•A and Wilhelmina, Groot, hence at Harlingen
Freid. • oiler, from Horsens for this port, off Seaford
Portland, hence for Charleston, off Waterford 25th ultimo
Albert. (steam tug) from Wexford, with about 207 packages
from the wreck of the Georgina, hence for Arica.

FRIDAY. MAY 3.—Wind variable a' :d light.
AnalvEn.—Providence, from Antwerp—Siren. Newsome
from Alexandria—Drankbarheid, Eleven, and Eclipse, Kirkho.
ven, from Rotterdam.

Iron Duke, (steamer) Christie, from Dublin, at this port, in
8 hours and twenty minutes
Rosalind, tr m BoUrdeaux, at Bombay
Jaegher, Redington, hence at Calcutta 4th March
P !grim, Raw imr,. hence at ditto 6th March
Ennerdale, Boacile, from Bombay, at Ca cutta
Saghalian, BIOWII, and Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves,
from Whampoa. at Hong Kong
Magn lia, and Canopus, hence at Hong Kong
Helen Stewart. fr. m -, at Ningo
Swift, Shears, sailed from Genoa for this port 20th April
Victoria, Tait, hence at Tobermory, for Narva
Patty, Symonds, hence at Falmouth, and sailed Ist May for
Hambro'
Neptune, Murray. from Ichiboe, at Cove
Ann, sailed from Bombay and, and John Moore, 3rd March,
both for this port
Winifred, from Mauritius, at Madras, and sailed 4th March
f ,r Calcutta
Mary Ray, Laidmans, hence at Calcutta 12th March
Barque Wave. was spoken 21st ultimo, in lat. 47, long. 19
Araminta, from Bombay to this port, was spoken 22nd ultimo
in lat. 47, long. ,7
Peru, was spoken 22nd ultimo. in lat. 46, long. 15, and Bur-
leigh, 27th ultimo, in lat. 48,10ng. g

SATURDAY, MAY 4.—Wind E.S.E. light.
ARRlVlCD.—Elizabeth, Paxton, from New Od ans—Lady
Eleanor, Eilton, from Bayonne—Cornelia Catherine,
from France—Friederick. Sterman, from Wolgast—Eiche,
Dalmitz, from lt,,strock—l'amilien, Warren, from Nieristadt—
ilurstelling, Pitt, from Qnondermin—President, Walker, from
Antwerp.

SAILED.—Albert Edward, for Hong Kong—Marina, Rutland,
for C,,pe of Good Hope—Margaret. Mill, for Trinidad—Richard
Watson, Seeds, for Demerara—Marion, Mills; Richmond,
Thomas, and Britannia (steamer) Hewitt, for Halifax, &c
Ellerslie. Harvey, and Bridgetown, Betty, for Quebec—Liver-
pool, Swintord ; t 'abawba, Coffin, and Arabian, Rainey, for New
York—Chilian, Askew, for Lima—Fernandez, l'ontente, for
Lisbon—Lady Rowley, Wr ght, for Gibraltar—Wetherall,
Vi etherall, for Ancona—Margaret. Griffiths, and Maria deJong.
for Rotterdam—Agness and Mary, Lindsay, for Pernau—Christ
Maria, to cling. for Liehan—Anna Elizabeth, Bockhout, for
Narva—Elizabeth, Wey, for Dordt.
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Hope Taylor, hence at Rasvag
Kate, Collins, hence at Danzic
Amalia, Newman; Henry Morrison, and Hetty Clinton,
Viebster. hence at Swinnemunde
Nyverheid, Lirvens, and Providentia, Deswelgh, hence at
Ostend
Priscilla, Taylor. hence at Pernambuco
Flirt, Davies, hence at Smyrna
Eleanor Palmer, Harris; Bosphorus, Tregarthen ; Ida, Bo-
snstow ; Reindeer, Leggct, and Britain's Pride, Scott, hence at
Constantinople _

Latin, Gillman, hence at Bombay, 13th March.
Duncan. Henrichson, hence at Calcutta. 28th Feb.
Hobert Henderson, Hayward, hence at Calcutta. 25th Feb.
Brothe, s, Lewis, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 16th
April for Galatz

Europe, Bowen, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 17th
April for Galatz.
William Crow, Dickson, for Swinnemunde, hence at Storn-
away, with loss of mainboom, &c.

Clipper, Hammond, sailed from Malt', for this port, 20th
The Duke, Bissett, sailed from Bombay, for this port, Ist
March.

Corsair, from Bombay for Liverpool, was spoken 17th Feb.
in lt. 2 long. 82 E. Oscar, homeward bound, was spoken
27th April, in lat. 45, long. 10
Prince of Waterloo, Elder. sailen from Calcutta 12th March,
and Watkins, Scott, 13th March, both for Liverpool
Ann Monde'', Roberts, and Gardner, Cole sailed from Saugor
29th Feb.; Ann Mary, Faulkner, Srd March; Earl Grey,
M'Wean, sth March, and Glendargh, Hiscock, Bth March, all
for Liverpool
Conquest. Wi'son. from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth
Eliza ~,tewart, was lost at Amoy. previous to 26th Jan.
Kingston, Butt, from Madras, at Calcutta
Olga, from Havana, at Elsinore
Salopian, Bell, from Lima, and Gratitude, from Bombay, both
at China

CALCUTTA, March 13.—The Mary Ray, Ellwood, arrived here
from Liverpool, encountered a severe hurricane th Jan. in
lat. 16 S, long. 81 E. Lost sails, boats, &c. and sprung main-
mast head _ _

THURSO, April 29.—The Star, from Liverpool for Dingwall,
which got on shore 24th April, on the Dunnett Sands, has be-
come a total wr. ck.

ARRIVED.—EBnUtNerDpiliYse, a • sailed
from Saug,r sth Jan.—Emily, Lindinson, from Altona—and
Industrie, Jaeghcre, from Ostend.
SAILEI).—Brock, Lock, for the Cae of Good Hope—Bee,
light.
_
Wilson, for Arica—Merchant, Luke, for Rio Janeiro—Gazelle,
Lamon, for Mirarnichi—Teter Hattrick, Post, for New York—
Ann, Lowett, for Boston—and Pilligwenly, Lewis, for Dordt.
Kate, and Emily, hence at Pernambuco
Thomas Leech. hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 2=th
April. in lat. 49, long 7. New Providence, of Liverpool for
Africa. tv,s spoken 291 h April, in lat 5 long. 7
:.courd Jds, front Lima, :A Perna buoo. and sailed for Lou-
don
John null, Crawford, sailed from China for London Bth Fib.
Frank ar d from ,hatighae. at mac,
Patiiot, from Malaga at Monte Vuten
Flrra: lite Lacy,: of Liverpool, to and for Valparaiso. rut
hack to Realeg,o list Dee. leaky, ar3d with part of deck timber
thrown overboard