The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-09-24 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.—Wind N.
ARRIVED.—Ben Nevis, from Quebec—Ottoman. Rivett, from
Odessa—Beiram, Simpson, for Beireut, &c.—ard Volo, Church-
Ward, for Palermo.
SAILED.—Europe, Furber, and Genessee, Jack, for New York
—Franklin, Thomas, for New Orleans—Mars, Bisson, for Lima
—Mary Laing, Ellison, for Jamaica and Cuba—Pomona, Brigs'
for Gibraltar and Rio Grande—Nelson, Sims, for Dordt—Dcva'
Sproat, for Ceylon—Agent, M'Anley, for Miramichi—Renown,
Henderson, for Bahia—London Packet, Ilencke, for Angostura
—Adelaide, Hannah, for St. John and Mobile—Aiida, Doombos,
for Rotterdam—Cresara, Godel, for Belieze—Glendaragh, Kis-
sock, for Calcutta—Nestor, Stewart, and Dos Amigos, Aur-
teache, for Valparaiso—and Provident'a, Deswelgh, for Ostend.

The Herald, which arrived here yesterday from Savanilla, was
struck by a sea off the Western Islands, which stove in her
bulwarks, and carried away her quarter boats, &c.
Fa rfield, Abbott, hence at Ichaboe 27th June
N __aVuestmoreland, Emery, from Bombay for this port, at the
ritius Ist July, with damage, having experienced very
severe weather
William
Ist July Gillies, Cla ke, from Bombay for Siam, at Sincapore
.Drinke of
21. est Wellington, Hargreaves, from Manilla for Antwerp,
Theresa, Bacon, from London, at New Zealand
Denia• Smith, from Payta and Valparaiso, at Bay of Choco
Corke
Ar •
a sailed from Callao 24th May, and Elizabeth, for
, sthAMP ne
Templeman, frcm Valparaiso, at Rio Janeiro in thirty-three
days

Success, Nelson, hence at Demerara
en Carter, hence at St. Thomas
Heroine, Brinott, hence at Port Republican, and sailed for
Cape Haytien
Carena. Woodmas, and Rapido, Musica, hence at Havana
Cantab, Ferguson, hence at La guira
Nelson Village, Gillies, hence at Buctush
Emma, Winsor, hence at N ewfoundland
Sere), Miler, and Peru, hence at Sulina
Huma, Leucblau, hence at Gibraltar
William Thompson, t ails, hence at Lisbon
Tyro, Symonds, sailed from ditto for this port 7th instant
Express, hence at Mtiranham
Ann Rankin, sailed from ditto for this port 30th July
COVE, Sept. I.—The iron ship Richard Cobden, from Liver-
pool for China, was brought in here to-day, with main and
rnizen masts gone, the iror, rigging having given way twelve
Miles south of the Old Head of Kinsale, where a p lot was taken
On board to bring her in for the sum of ,£25. There are not
any spars standing, but the foremast. The Richard Cobden
was only launched about six or eight weeks since, and this was
her first voyage.

ANTIGUA, August t o.—The Thetis, Lower, from Liverp-ol for
Honduras. struck on the Pallister Reef, Barbuda, on the 3rd
instant, bat got off with rudder unshipped and seven feet water
in her hold. Her cargo has been discharged, one half of it
damagt d

STIAII BOAT COLLISION.—We have learned that at half-past
one o'cloek yesterday morning-, the Londonderry steamer, when
abreast of lnnerskip, about nine miles from Greenock, on her
passage from Glasgow to this port, came in collision with the
schooner Dolpadnen Castle, Captain Richard Pritchard. The
Morning was exceedingly dark, and the schooner had no light
on board. The schooner went down, but not before Captain
Wyse had rescued the crew, by his promptitude in stopping the
Steamer and lowering the boats. No blame can be attached to
tbe commander of the Londonderry. The schooner's crew con-
Pasted of five men, She was of forty-five tons burthen, and
Vas laden with slates from Wales to Port Dundas, Glasgow,—
Derry Standard.

A WEDNESDAY, SRPTSMItea 18.-Wind E. light.
`ataivalL—Elizabeth Jane, from Calcutta—Black-eyed-
Susan, Mn'—Elizabeth
from California; sailed from Valparaiso on
Calcutta—Black-eyed-
Wthe 7th June—Shanunga, Patten, and Oakland, Barren from
eer Orleans—Lancashire Lass, Gullet, for Smyrna—Frederick
Wilhelm 111, Behrent, from Hanzie•
SalLitu.—St. Lawrence, Dennis, for St. John, N.B.—Rob
a‘ol7. Arnold, and Parthenon, Woodbury, for New York—No-
tanturn, King, for B ston—Norfolk, Elli at ; Alhambra, Wilson,
Dibdin, Haggan, for New Orleans—Mary Heaney, Hannay,
for Halifax—Walter, Boyd, for Philadelphia—Palestine, Mum-
rdt for Ntobile—'Feral, Hall, for Charleston—Renner, Beek,
_or St. Thomas—Crown, Laugeton, for Riga—Mary Queen of
Scots killey, for Pernambuco—Ann Mondell, Roberta, for
and Valparaiso--Guiana, Kreeft, for Fernando Po—Mar-
elatoness of Bute, Joblin, and Clipper, Holland, for Constanti-
nslPle—Bengalee, Boadle, for Calcutta—Lucy, Wright, for Na-
-oesPortland, Scriven, for Barcelona—A. Leopolda, Balanda,
,414boa—Jnno, Schwegard, for Gcthenl urg—Auguste, Kerk.
toria -43 r
Ghent—Galatea, Bowes, for Richibucto—Queen Vic-
tack Sanderson, for Rotterdam—Helene, Studcman, for Ros-
and Ecapse, Kenkhove, for Ostend.
with the of
•IWaterloo, Elder, from Calcutta forthis port, fell in
distress Rani
s'se, from Calcutta for London, off the Cape, in
Writerio, a - accompanied her into Algoa Bay. The Prince of
o nleft Alboa Bay 27th June
Ike at
?Ned a., Bell, sailed from Sincapore for Di's port 28th June
3at
zce Hesse hence at the Cape of Good Hope, arid sailed
Jue, for Ich'aboe
Socrates, Waliarns,lience at ditto
welian AlleYne, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed 7th June for
Mazatlan'
...Robert Finney, Williams, for Callao, at 'Valparaiso
M Muir, Williams, from River Plate, at ditto
"'arY Worrallasailed from Valparaiso for Coquimbo list May,
and Fortuna, Longmur, for Coblja 28th May
Guiana; Leonard Dobbin, Steer; Commerce, Holmes, and
Colchester, Withers, hence at Ichaboe
Sarah Fleming, itoscana. Kingston, Peruvian, Wellington,
ad Peru, (supposed from th s port) at ditto
Gondola. Warnock, hence at Trinidad
Crusadtx, Larbolirter. from Jamaica.arr this port, off Fal-
tflouth, Jamaica, 4th ultimo
Torch, Brown, hence at Smyrna
Gidoon, Guswell, hence at Corfu
Bose, Baylis, and Ciro, Cruisch, sailed from Trieste for this
port 4th instant
Guirarm, hence at Venice
Rhoda, Kemp, hence at Leghorn
Vigilant. Mullyart, hence at Ostend
• Maria & Louisa, Vandersteene: Loochriaty, Cornelis; and
-Joseph, Cordier, hence at Torneure
Sriheden:Bruckstadt ; Aurora, Tonsberg, hence at Hamburg
Hope, Hansen, hence at Helvoet
John Scott, Robinaou, from Ichaboe, at Falmouth, sailed gth
July. The weather had been very boisterous, Left about 101 l
vessels at Ichaboe
Homer, Dale, from Alexandria, off Falmouth
Heywood, from Africa, off Lundy Island 15th instant
Mary Ray, from Calcutta, at Cove. Crew laid up with scurvy
Lyra, Fisher, and Favourite, Allen, from Ichaboe at ditto
Ethiope. (steamer) hence fpr Africa, at Cove

A.'` TURSDAY, SKPTEsIaaR 19.—Wind E light.
RivEl3.—Ganges, Turp'n, for Montreal—Wanderer. Cor-
_
rro tY. from Licata—Mata, . Carlson, from Bilboa—Adonis, Carca,
m Gamla Carleby.
s_SkiLan,—Falcon. Mairs, for Rio Janeiro—General Parkhill,
AVICow-, for New York—Birkenhead, Keswick, for Grenada—
Williamson, from Leghorn—Joseph Porter, Wilson, and
Marmion, Jellard, for Hong Kong—King of Tyre. Stephens, for
Paro--Wilton Wood, Russcil, for Buenos Ayres—Caledonia,
(Steamer) Lott, for Halifax—Philomene, Christians, for Antwerp
--Vrow Henriette, Klie, for Rotterdam—Meta, Johnson, for
Iceland—and Treasures, Turzo, forlarnaica.

Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, from Manilla, at Schielde
Citherine, Hansen, hence at ditto
Out lotto, Muys, hence at Antwerp
Prima Donna, Kell, from Sincapose,,ur Cove
Arabian. Rainy, from Quebec, at Belfast
Zo, Morr'son, hence for St. Petersburg, oil' Banff
Buchan Maid, Watt, hence for Riga, or Fraserburg
Bangalore, James R. Smith, sailedtrom Sincapore 10th June,
on her passage from Hong Kong for Europe
Thomas Lowry, Graham, from Hong Kong, at Manilla
Alciope, Bennett, from Callao, at Valparaiso
Horsbing, Rickerty, sailed from ditto for Iquique 7th May
Anemone, hence and from Cadiz, at Buenaventira, and sailed
21st May for Guayaquil
Ann &Jane, Smith, hence at Demerara
Limena, Freme, sailed from ditto for this port 14th ultimo
Irlam, hence at Barbadoes
and queen of Britain, Fitzgibbon, sailed from Barbadces Bth ult.
Edzabeth Wood, 10th ultimo, both for this port
aPeheer, Bramter, sailed from Trinidad for this port 14th ult.
benison, King, hence at Antigua
phoenix.
Greaves, sailed from ditto for this pert 12th ultimo
Earl
- of Elgin, (ste mer) hence at Jamaica
tlltjmoGeorge
& Mary, POmoni, cleared at Smyrna for this port 2gui
premier,
Newman, hence at Marseilles
eetiallaune Frederick, Dadeke, and Active, Mcore, hence at Bar-
1e
,kett, Reid,
hence at Cironds
Vet",ira. Rowe, hence at Honfleur
in lat spoken :—The Garrick, hence for New York, 27th ult.
ins 43 long. 45: New Margaret, hence for China, 11th
I :0. in lat. Nl3 W ; Jamaica, Williams, hence for
Set 20th. Jul in ling.
13 N, long. 28 W; Eliza, hence
.for
N.B. inylet 51, long. 12 ; Sophia, hence for Jamaica
l'‘dot, in lat 4g, long. 10; Celt, hence, 26th ultimo, in Ist
11 uking.„• .13 ; Alcyone, hence for Quebec, 10th instant, in long
w: li.modoo, hence for Calcutta, 28th July, in lat. 18 5,10,,g
13 N ''lll3,
lo'n'bng• 26 W ; Chebar, for Bombay, 2nd ultimo, in lat. 13
141 a.. so. W • Stirlingshlre, hence for Bombay, ieth instant,
AVTI Dg*
-utt, b,, ANTIGUA Aug 09.—The Thetis, from Liverpool for Honduras.
streaien hove down. and the whole rf the keel to the garboard
repai,.i' and dead wood aft, found to be chafed away. She is
NZng, and will be reaCy for sea n about three weeks.
fre,:alro Snxinin LAND, Sept. 15 —The Industry, of Dingwell,
tbiZ'Liverpool for Newcastl lost both masts yesterday near
andP'are• She was taken in tow by two French fi hing boats,
Proceeded for Berwick.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.—Wind Ens*.
Wiek, RD.—Lena, Ford, from Danzic—Charlotte
Ulrica,
arid, from Jaeobstadt.
ter44.1._80 —Amazon, Thursoe, and Concordia, Skarrop, ler
for ri`.---N4 aria,
. Brabanuer, for Antwerp—Po ,dano, Remeoteria,
Zvana-I)ee Wylie, for the Cape of Good Hope and Bom-
.or Matheus, Rod;iques. for Havana—Tesoro, Ginovich,
Aandria—and Columbian, Wakeham, for Sydney.

lgth'w•tlicent, Shepherd, sailed from St. Vincent for this port
Retse nu)
tYcIY !lan. Cholditei, at Port Republican
Hayden, hence at Bahia
°n th
;: prim''
of Orange. Fleming. from Bonny, at Fayal, and sailed
e 28th ultimo for this port
I,net, Boyle, hence at Browershavm
~',llovves and Mary Ann Purdy, Brown, hence at Helvoet
Gi?a-„„—"°oess, of Bute, Luckett, from Bombay, at London
+A. Scorgie, from Valparaiso; Catharine, Pearson, from
VeCl4O, and Firefly, Holland, from Smyrna, at Cove
lat -t s spoken.—Ready Rhino, hence to Halifax, 11th inst.
hlti4lth
in long. 16; Mary Morrison, hence to Newfoundland,
lat. 47. long . 46; Ta tarns, hence to Malta. 26th
long. 8W ; Jes-ie Jackson, hence to Ichaboe,
lopt.; lat, in lat. 50, long. 9; Tinamara, 3rd ultimo, in at. 49,

~Agn,SATURDAY, SEPTEMBaa 2l.—Wind East, light.
Uliver`V''D.---Coquimbo, Howes, from New Orleans—Jessie,
114 Y --f; from Quebec—St. David, (steamer) from Havre—Mary.
/3,,:,:°,11 Calcutta—and Mentor, Moirs, from Danzic.
for Br,"4).—Arno, Earwaker, for Alexandria—Murray. Hughes,
Lirrla-nlbaY—Gardner, Cole, for Calcutta—Panope, Pipoo, for
alore:,,t'a--Mary Tories, Cothay, for Feruambuco—Com.mo-
Tor sa.,.aisheck, for Buenos Ayres-I:4r Howard Douglas,
laticitv",nnah. &c.—Southampton, Hooper, for Trieste—Argus
terctn; lor Iceland—Camilla Hain, and Samuel, Press, for Rot-
Dorcit --,JaPiter, Morrison,' for Ostend—Lark, Clancy, for
B°ll. for",; Caroline, Roskamp, forßrussels—Charlotte, Peter-
atig m,..ergen—Alert. Salt, for Bremen—Antonins, Scheper.
Itokitocklikle, Michaelson, for Antwerp—and Anton, Bey, for

W
t,
Schreyenbure, hence at Ostend
130YkBotsford, Calvert, hence at Bonny
tt,
araba heed, hence at Bourdeaux
(,raham, and Agnes, Huxtabl9,hence at Texel
hei;e4etbetli 8: Susan, Holbeck, and William, Bowles, hence at
Cat, a •
114._ rina Hansen, hence at Antwerp
leakyraarct, James, from Newport for Liverpool,
• at Holyhead,
Querid
a. sailed from Ferrol for Manila 4th Sept.
labitepsYt.
June Herr, from Africa, at this port ; sailed from New Ca.
Bonny 29th and Fernando Po 4th July
Kin!)aget. hence at Fernando Po. and sailed for Camaroons
coveaton, from at Fernando Po
bavk S,pt, 2P.--The fEthiope, (steamer) fr Afriea. that put
Ye,terasiy, has received some clfililap too} er machinery.