The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind variable and moderate,

Lancaster, Wright, hence at Vera Cruz Sth Feb. ; Alice Jane,
Plea dale, 13111, and Cock(irmouth Castle, Bell, 15th _ .

Bella Portena, Pyott, sai ed from Buenos Ayres for this port
about 13th January
Harebell. Scott. hence at Constantinople
Statira, Fry, and City of the Sultan, Knowles, from Odessa,
ditto

Galata, Woolner, hence at Constantinople, with damage
Lowther, Nicholson, from Malta, and Quren Esther, Anthony.
hence at Constantinople. and both sailed for Odessa 9th M irch
Susan, Artis, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed for
Cork or Falmouth sth March

Agamemnon, Broomhead, sailed from Constantinople, on the
ath March, and I dus, Walker, 13th, both for Odessa
ezaleel, Hocking; Intrepid. Pentreath ; Mar) Jones, Co-
thay ; Tippula, Mortimore ; and Marwood, Dawson, from Con-
stantinople, at Odessa 16th March
S..atridge, and Camoena, Baird, from Corfu, and
Salome, Varwell, from Zante, at Cephalonia
Ann Sophia, Tupor, from Corfu, at Cephalonia, and sailed for
Patras 4th March _

Vel city, Holmes, hence, and Eliza Jane, Bowen, from New-
port, at Cadiz
Arrow, Harris, sailed.from Cadiz 21st March, and Sylph, Step-
ney, 2 nd, both for this port, and George Guilford, Scorfield, for
Newfoundland, 22nd
Tonka, Medanich, sailed from Malta for this port 4th March
Honor, Stevenson, from Patras, at Zante, and sailed on her
return sth March

Fernandez, Contente, and Sprightly, Jeffrey, from this port,
both in six days, and Jane & Mary, Hawkey, from Cardiff, at
Dublin _ _

Crusader, Bi ney, sailed from Lisbon 21st March; Lady
Rot% ley-. Wright, 22nd. both for this port; Arrow, Tristram, 24th,
and Jane, Mitchell, 25th, both for London
Dalkeith, Douglas, sailed from Oporio for Clyde 22nd March
Mary Lowther, Johnson, hence at Hamburg
Swallow, Steele, sailed from Hamburg for St. John's 25th ult.
John Troughton, Turpie, from Alexandria, at Cove. On the
20th March, in lat. 41, long. 14, spoke the Princess Royal, hence
for Calcutta

Protector, Graham, from Savahilla and Messina, at Cove
Fire Queen, (steamer) Scallan, sailed from Kingstown for
Calcutta 31st of at ch
Diadem. Rawson, hence for Dordt, at Newhaven
Katinka. M•Fadzen, from Lisbon, at London
John & Edward, Melhuish, from Tarragona, at Falmouth
Inaian, Mackie, from Mauritius, at Bristol
Brothers, Fyfe, hence for Monte, (Guadaloupe), was stranded
.22nd eb. in making that port, but was assisted off and carried
in, with considerable damage
Jupiter, of and from Glasgow for Boston, was abandoned
14th Feb. in a sinking state ; crew, e cept two men, saved.
VESSELS SPOKEN Gi lies, hence for Bombay, was
spoken 27th Jan. in lat. 24 S, long. 27 W ; Esther, hence for
Calcutta, 29th March, off Belfast Lough; Adirio, hence for
Buenos Ayres, 2 th March, in lat. al, long. 11 ; Alyth, hence
for Honduras, in lat. 40, long. 15; Columbia, hence, 20th
March, in lat. 43,1 ng. 13 ; Berlin, hence for New Orleans, 23rd
Feb. off Florida Reef; Messenger, from Messina for this port,
16th March. in lat. 45, long. 2, and P. H. Dean, hence for Rio
Grande, lath Feb. In lat. 3 N, long. 20 W
BATHURST, RIVER GAMBIA, Feb. 8.-11. M. steamer Wilber-
force i, on Dog Island Rocks, with a hole in her bottom, and
full of water.

CORK, March 30.—The two lower masts of a vessel, with
bowsprit. spars, sails and rigging 'spars all painted white except
the topmasts and studding sail boom) apparentiy not more than
48 hours in the water, was passed 3rd March, in lat. 32, long.
;5.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind W. Northwardly, light.

ARRIVED.—Doris, —, from Honduras and Savannah—Bel-
videre, —, and Glenberbie, —, from Charleston—Blackaller,
from Newf undland—Mary and Jane, Osborne, from Naples—
Trinacria, from Laguna—Jessamine, Jarvis, from Palermo—
Science, Buckley, from Smyrna—Lady Mansell, from Terceira
—Marian, ook, and Cerere, from Trieste—and Bess, Martin,
from Lisbon 5 sailed 24th Mar, h.
SAILED.--, aithnesshire, Thomas, for Halifax—Rock shire,
Allen, Montreal—Simpson, Steele, Galatz, and St. David,
(steamer) Evans, Havre—

Brilliant, Frodsham, from Rio de la Hache, at this port, sailed
4th Feb. On the .P th March, off Cape Clear, spoke the Princess
Royal, hence for Africa
Sophia, Peacock, from the Clyde, at Mobile
Crusader, Adams, hence at New Orleans
Hendrika. Pinkker, and Epica, Potjewid, sailed from Helvoet
for this port 27th March

Jean Baptiste, -, sailed from Antwerp for Glasgow 29th
March.
Jane and Jessie, Nichols, from Alexandria at Cove
Portland, Baynton, hence for St. Jago de Cuba at Holphead.
Yeoman, hence fc.r Gibraltar, was spoken on the 14th March,
off Cape St. Vincent __ _

Delaware, hence for New Orleans. was spoken on the 23d
FLb., off Sand Key.

Mary, (barque) of this port, was spoken on the 12th of Feb ,
in lat. s i N, lon. 7 W
St. Fillan, from Lisbon for Newfoundland, on the 17th March,
off Cove.

THURSDAY, APRIL 4.—Wind variWe and light.
SAlLED.—Acadia, (steamer,) Ryrie, for Halifax and Boston—
Roscoe, Rick ers, New York— Great Britain. Montgomery ; Jane
Augusta, Carey; and Alexander Wise, Coulthard, Quebec—
Geo. Skolfield, Skolfield, Boston—Sir Richard Jackson,
M'Garry, Montreal—Princess Royal. Foster, Rio Janeiro—lrt,
Greir, Pernambuco—Bahamian Pearson, and Maia. Sproule,
Hang Kong—Prince of Wales, Carter, Madeira and Barbadoes
—Ottoman, Rivett, Constantinople—Marys, Brooks, Naples—
Lochinvar, Allen, Riga—Ann and Elizabeth, Roberts, and
Henry, Morrison, stettin.
ARRIVED.—Mary, Sullivan, from Charleston—Helen Munro,
Watson, Smyrna—Confidence, Evans, Havre, and Marg-aretta,
from Antwerp

Huddersfield, -, hence for Africa, was spoken in lat. 43
long.
Boykett, Reed, sai'ed from Bordeaux for this port 27th ult.
Fire King. (steamer,) hence for Calcutta at Cove
Fifteen, smith, from Alexandria at Cove
Mars, Robertson, from New Orleans at the Clyde