The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-01-25 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 2E—Wind E

v. Burnley, from New York—Jane. Sham
heti). Coker. from Wexford—Hope, Brown, iron
,rt —Jane, from Londonderry—Jane, from Dublin

from Slizo
Wes

tcew Orleans—Empress,

ott, and Europe. Marl
Joaquita St Anna, aldana, for St. Ub

towe, Atkins, f

Sooloo. Very. lienc

Rusco Castle, was to sail from Ode
Ilighlander, Curet ; Columbus, Tc
hence at Genoa
Henrietta, Luckies. hence at Genoa
MALAGA, Jau. 4.—The Langton. Heron, from Malta to Liverpool
was wrecked on the beach at Cerillos, lyth ult. : crew saved

for this port ath January
lbury ; Arrow, Richards

GREENOCK, Jan. 19.—The Springfield, Roy, from Liverpool for
Savannah, has put in here, with cargo shifted and vessel strained,
after being as far as long :5

SATURDAY, JANUARY 52.—Wind S.S.E. fresh

ARRlVED.—Princess Victoria, Gilbert, from Trieste—Osprey,
—, from Bornbay—Alleghany, Michaels, from Charleston—
and Restless, Cox, from Malaga.
SAILED.—Peri, llawe, for Azores—Triton, Scorgie, and Ann
Eliza, Cook, for Hayti—Red Rover, More, for Malta—St. Har-
lampy, Kruger, • fur Havana, &c.—Seaflower, Campbell, for Gib-
raltar—and Lucy, Wright, for Santona.

Peru, Smith, from Benin, at this port ; sailed lath Nov. On Ist
Jan. in lat. 2g, long. 32, spoke the Milton, Anderson, from South
America, for Liverpool
John Taylor, -, from Liverpool for Africa. was spoken Ist
Jan. in lat. 42, long. 14, all well
China. --, from Liverpool for Charleston, was spoken in lat.
45, long. 23
Watson, Chalmers, hence at Arbroath, with damage, and nearly
all the cargo thrown overboard, having been on shore
Active, M'Guffie, hence at Almeira, and sailed sth instant for
Adra
Thomas Bell. hence for New York, at Cove. leaky
James Calder, -, and Campechano, hence at Havana
Berbice, Grayson, hence at Berbice
Victoria, Louttitt, hence at Ancona
Flora, Sullivan, hence at Flontleur
Svea, Helberg, hence at Marseilles

Avalanche, ----, from New York for Liverpool, was spoken
12th January, in lat. 45, long. 33
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Ilindostan; , from Bombay for Liverpool. was spoken gth
Dec. in lat. 3S, long. s W
Rose, Bayles, sailed from Naples for Liverpool Ist instant
Britannia, (steamer) from Dublin, was on shore on the North
Bank, but has been got off without damage, and docked
Sarah, .Moore, from Castletown for Livsrpool, put into St. Mary,
I.M. with considerable damage, having been on shore
HAVANA, Dec. 2o.—The Erin, from Londonderry for Savannah,
was dismasted in a gale, and foundered Sth Dec. in lat. 26, long.
74. The crew took to the boats, and were picked up and brought
in here by the Campechano
GRENADA, Dec. 4.—The Lady Scott, M'Ferran, which arrived
here gth November, from Liverpool, sprung a leak whilst discharg-
ing her cargo (coals) along the jetty she has been surveyed, and
the damaged ascertained to be but trifling
• IsLay. Jan. 7.—The -Aurelian, -from Pictou for Liverpool, was
wrecked 12th January, on the Island of Colonsay. Crew saved.

BELFAST, Jan. 19.—The Lord Stanley, Harrison, from Liverpool
for New York, which put into the Lough 16th January leaky, has
been towed up to repair