The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-02-01 00:00:00

FRIDAY. JANUARY

28.—Wind N.W

Juno, Spohn, from Danzig—Chatham,
and Carron, Potter, Irma Marseilles

from New Orleans—

St. Lawrence. Brown. from New Orleans, at this port. Yester-
day, off David's Head, saw several large vessels, outward bound,
apparently all well
The Min Bridson, from Lima, that was on shore in Bootle Bay.
was got off this afternoon by two steam tugs, after discharging
part of her cargo, and docked

Falkirk, M`Kiraii. from Konigsberg, at this port, towed in by a
iteam tug, with loss of foremast

The Totness, for Lisbon, has put back
The wreck of a vessel, exhibiting only the stumps of her masts
and one anchor stock, judging from the size of which she is supposed
to be from 150 to 200 tons, with spars and rigging alongside, was
seen a little to the northward of the Zebra Channel this morning,
by Captain Eccles, of the steam tug Albert •
Pwi, Lama, Jan. 27.—1 t blew the heaviest gale on this coast, las t
night, that has been witnessed for several years

Solway, Tenion, from Liverpool to darba 'oes, was driven on
shore about 9 p.m. near Portinllaen, and lies very high on loose
gravel, with main mast cut away, which carried foremast with it.
The Ardent, for Runcorn, sunk near the Solway, one mail and a
boy drowned

The David & John. from Liverpool to --, upset her windlass,
parted her cables, &c. in Studwell Roads, and was put on shore on
the beach

Tamenend, from New Orleans, that was on shore in Bootle Bay,
came off on the flood

Racer, for Vera Crtiz, was run foul of last night in the river, by
the Columbine, Glasgow trader, and lost anchors and chains
Arethusa, Christie, hence for China, was spoken 14th September,
In lat. 36 S, long. 42 E

Parsee Merchant. hence for Calcutta, was spoken 29th Sept. in
lat. 25 N, long. 20 NV

SATURDAY, JANUARY 29.—Wind N.N.W. fresh

AnarvEn.—Heyworth, Campbell, from Demerara; sailed 12th
December—Roscoe, Huttlestone, from New York—Ereeman,
from Laguna—Bornholm, and European, Clelland, from
New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Huddersfield, Young, for Africa.

Covenanter, Patterson, hence at New Orleans
Albion, Hicks, hence at Havana
James Perkins, Bisson, and Emerald, Fligg, hence at Charleston
General Wiltshire, Leslie, hence at New York
Martha, Martin, hence at Venice
Wanderer, Dicke, hence at Messina
L'Adeline, Boutin, hence at Marseilles
Caroline, Menhennett, hence at Havre
Orwell, Colburn, hence at Persian Gulf
Eugenio, Rebecco, for Genoa, has put back, with loss of sails
Industrie, Marovich, sailed from Venice for Liverpool 12th Jan.
Mlio, Giacobbe, hence for Palermo, at Studwell Roads
Eliza, Lowery, hence for Mogadore, at Studwell Roads
Union, Heyde, hence for Ostend, at Plymouth
Henry, Pierce, hence and Ostend, at Vera Cruz
Ann Eliza, Cock, hence for St. Domingo, at Milford
Etna, Davies, from Malta for Liverpool, at ditto
John Knox, and Harvest Home, from Calcutta, at London
Dumfries, -, from Sincapore, ditto
Neptune, M'Donald, from Valparaiso, at Mazatlan
The stern of a vessel, with Anne, of Ramsay, on it, has been

towed into the King's Dock Basin
The wreck that was seen yesterday near the Zebra Channel, was
the BrunSwick, of Newcastle. The Albert, (steam tug) towed it
out of the fair way ; part then broke a drift, and the remainder
was towed into the river

Druid, -, from Liverpool for Belfast, was totally wrecked
24th Jan. near Kirkcudbright. Crew saved
Stag, -, from Beaumaris for Liverpool, is wrecked near
Leasowe Castle. Crew saved

A boat, with Racer, of London, painted on: it, has drifted on
on shore on Roscolyn, near Holyhead
DONEGAL, Jan. 24.—The Countess of Arran, from Liverpool for
New York, has put into Rutland Harbour, and must discharge,
having shipped a quantity of water
FISHGUARD, Jan. 27.—The Greenock, M'Clelland, from Liver-
pool for Mobile, is at anchor in Newport Bay, dismasted. Mem :
The steam tug Albert, left Liverpool this afternoon to tow her to
this port
WARREN POINT, Jan. 27.—The smack Prosperity, of Liverpool,
Williams, master, parted her cable, and was driven upon the beach,
inside our bar, (luring yesterday's gale -
WEXFORD, Jan. 27 —The schooner Sarah, went to pieces last
evening. The Urania, from Malta, for Liverpool, is on shore on a
ridge, 01 rocks that runs from the great Saltee Island. Some of
her materials will be saved ; the master and nine of the crew were
drowned

RABisAy, I.M. Jan. 26.—The Henry & William, Patterson, from
Leith for Liverpool, was driven on shore in the Bay this morning,
and must discharge. Crew saved.
MILFORD, Jan. 27.—1 t blew a heavy gale yesterday morning,
from S. to S.S.W. and continued during the day from the west.
The George IV, Cornelius, from Liverpool and Newport, for Pa-
lermo, drove on shore on Hubblestone Pile, but was got off last
night's tide, with loss of false keel.