The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-04 00:00:00

26th Nov

Corinna, Wilmot, sailed from Saugor for this port 22nd Dec.
Mary lmrie, Boyd, sailed from Saugor for China 22nd Dec.
Mary Sharp, sailed from Saugor for Ceylon 22nd Dec.
Stormont, Isbister, hence at Honduras
Mary Bibby, Archibald, sailed from Honduras for this port Igth
Jan.

Emma, Thomas, hence at Constantinople
Resuitatet, Arenius, hence at Trieste
Albatross, lloju. hence at Nantes
Leopold First, Zoetloti, hence at Flushing
Nameless, Lc Selleur, from Messina, at Cork
Spinster, Colquhoun, from St. Domingo, at Kinsale
Albion, Gardner, hence for Adra, at Holyhead
Maria A gnetha, Tromigan, from Drontheitu for this port, at Leith
Elizabetl, Abbott, hence for Roden, at Portsmouth
Busy, Randell, hence for ditto, at ditto, with mainsail split
Emma, Carnie, for Marauham, has put back
Lydia, from Trieste, and George Washington, from New York,
got foul of each other this morning in the river; the former lost
wizen mast, and the latter slipt anchors and chains
Tile li. Aymar, Carver, from Apalachicola, at this port. At sea,
Feb. 15, in lat. 4g 20, long. 20 15, fell in with the English barque
Emma, Hall, from Newport, Wales, for Boston, laden with rail.
road iran, which being adrift. and the barque in a leaky condition,
they wished us to take them al"; we lowered our boat and went to
their assistance. On our return, we stove our boat, the boat of the
barque being small, it was not thought s fc to attempt to save
anything of importance, the sea running high at the time, and the
weather squally. My chief officer was about three hours on board
of the barque, with only two men. In consequence of the boat
beinc, stove in, I could not send for them. Whilst the mate was
on board, the iron was rattling about the hold of the vessel in a
most frigatful manner, and he was glad to get out of her. We
saved the barque's small boat and several small articles.

THURSDAY, MARCH 3.—Wind West.
ARRIVED.-George Glen, from Malta—Ace of Trumps, and
Damsel, from St. Michael —Egidius, Halewyk, from Ostend—
Alyth, Norman, from Alexandria—Juno, Boyne, from Salon—
Patriot, Pallas, from Malta—Spinster, Colquhoun, Irons St. Do-
miugo—Solide, Barlund, from Marseilles—Catherine, of Halifax—
Lanark, from Mobile—Wm. Ackers, from Puerto Cabello—and
Jamaica, from Nassau.

Actrcon, (steamer) at Puerto Cabello
Emma, hence for Genoa, off Cape de Gat 10th Feb,
Pearl, Carrick. from Gibraltar, at Valparaiso
Brunette, Robinson, from Monte Video, ditto
Circassian, Eaton, sailed from ditto for Nassau 20th Nov.
Principe Redoli, Costa, from Barletta, at Messina, and sailed sth
Feb. for Liverpool
Devonia, Long, hence at Rouen
Lydia, Harman, for Jersey, at Torbay, with loss of anchor and
chain, and sailed Ist Nov. for Liverpool
Seagull Packet, from the West Indies. at Falmouth, in 23 days
from St. Thomas; mails not forwarded. This packet was not due
at Falmouth until the 11th instant; the steamer was due on the
Ist instant
Charlotte, Arter, from Cuba, at Cove
David Banks, Jolly, hence at Kingstown
Diadem, Ross, hence to Bahia, put back to Kinsale 28th Feb.
Herculean, Grindale, hence to Bombay, was spoken 23rd Feb. in
lat. 44, long. 11
WEsTi.olur, March I.—The Tiger, Christian, from Liverpool,
parted her hawser at the quay, during a gale 27th Feb. and was
driven high up on the opposite beach—must discharge to be got off.