The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-09-30 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.—Wind E.N.E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Lydia, Hartley, from Antigua—Henry Bliss, Smith,
from Quebec—Alexander Leeds, from Virgiuia—Franziska, Boden,
from A nclain.
SAILED.—Lucy, Wright, Amsterdam—Cadiz, Cumming, Cadiz—
Chieftain, Sanderson, Hamburg—Queen Victoria, Southgate, Con-
stantinople Orion, Colquhoun, Trinidad Adamant, Luckey,
Dordt—King Alfred, Knill, Denia—Amalia, Albreech, Danzic.

Hayfield, Jones, hence off Bonny Bar.
Cleofrid, Hamilton, hence at New Calabar.

ihomas.Battersby:Leitch, hence at Pernambuco.

E iza Johnston, Petrie, hence at ditto
Effort, Orfeur, hence at Leghorn.
Clio, Rendle, hence at Gibraltar.

Fanny Connell, Hamilton, hence at Lisbon.
William Rushton, Smith, sailed from Lisbon for this port Sept.
Arrow, Mills, and Philomene, Christens, hence at Antwerp
Thomas Tattersall, Maguire, hence at Hamburg
Active, Walton, hence at Helvoet
Brilliant, Pithketly. hence at St. Petersburg
Mary Turcan, Drysdale, hence at ditto
Sjoumenta, Seh liens, hence at Zoltkamp
Caledonia, Menhennet, from Trieste, off Falmouth
Charlotte, Lyon, from Africa, at this port. On Ist 4ugust, spoke
H.M.B. Dolphin, Lieut. Bissett, on her way to Ascension, for
anchors, having broken two, off Whydah, within a fortnight. The
whole of the squadron enjoyed good health. The Dolphin had
recently taken an empty slave brig, and recently destroyed a slave
schooner on the beach, whilst under the command of Lieut. Cum-
berland. But little is done in the slave way now along the whole
extent of the northern station, and our cruisers have nothing now
but dull monotonous cruises. The Dolphin is ordered to bring home
the remnant of the unfortunate Niger expedition.
Elizabeth, Poole, from Rio Grande, at this port; sailed lgth
July. The Belle Barberie sailed previously, and the Mary was to
sail in a few days, both for this port
Priscilla, Taylor, from Paraiba, at this port, sailed 24th August.
The Cora sailed 20th for this port
Herald, from Rio Janeiro, off the Start, sailed 3rd August. Left
the Renown, from Sydney for Liverpool, repairing; Ambassador,
Tate, for London ; Dorothy, Mather, for Hamburg ; Caleb Angus,
Poole, from New Holland for London ; Union, Allan, and Sultana
Selina, M`Laren, for the Cape of Good Hope; Commodore, New-
ton, for Trieste, and Gipsy, Cresswell, for Liverpool
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.—The Westchester, Ferris, from Liverpool,
is on shore on Hampstead beach; crew and passengers saved.
The vessel is expected to be got off
ELSINORE, Sept. 18.—The ship William, Captain Coppin, from
Dundee, which cleared out here to-day on her voyage from Dundee
for Narva, picked up near Lindesnas, nine Russian sailors, part of
the crew of a Russian ship-of-the Line, who had been drifting
about at sea for forty-eight hours on logs of wood. The captain
saw the ship-of-the-line at a distance of three miles, and observed
nine men, who had clambered up the sides. A Norwegian steamer
was going to save the people, but it was probable that the greater
part of the men composing the crew were drowned.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE a 28.—Wiud N.N.E.
7ARRIVED.—FIora, , from Labrador—Michigan, from
New Orleans—Rosalind, —, from Corfu—Davidson, Fortune,
from Genoa Columbus, Thornburg, from Uleaborg Falcon,
Gowan, from Belfast—Princess, Sarefield, and Birmingham,
Chun h, from Dublin—Grana Uile, White, Ilona Drogheda—Fin
Mac Coull, Hutcheson, from Dundalk—Skylark, Martin, from
Dumfries—Royal George, Cook, from Glasgow—Earl of Lonsdale,
Lamb, from Whitehaven. _ _

SAILED.—Sweet Home, Longmuir, and Mount Charles, Frost,
for Lisbon—Pauline, Osterloh, tor St. Thomas.

Anna Dixon, Johnson, and thomas Leech, Nosworthy, hence and
Monte Video at Buenos Ayres.
Oriental, Wardle, sailed from Buenos Ayres for Valparaiso the
17th July.
Lascar, Mackie, from Manilla; Cares, Anderson, from Quebec;
Hannibal, Graham, from Richibucto; Wellington, Potter, from
Charente; and Victoria, Gimblet, and Elizabeth, M`Laren, from
Marseilles at Cork.

Grecian, -, from Havana off ditto.
John Ormerod, Petherbridge, from Ancona at Cork. On the 15th
Aug. spoke the Margaret, of Newcastle, from Odessa off Cape Bon ;
out 38 days. On the 25th, in lat. 38 6N, long. 455 E, spoke the
brig Union, from Alexandria for Cork ; out 43 days. On the 27th,
in lat. 37 47 N, long. 3 52 E, spoke the brig Anna, of Newcastle,
from Constantinople; out 28 days.
Margaret Poynter, Pace, from Porto Rico at this port, sailed
12th Aug. The Stillman was to sail in ten days for this port, and
the Margaret in about twelve days, for Quebec.
Martha, , from Puerto Cabello at Waterford, with sails
damaged, and short of provisions.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s9.—Wind moderate.
ARRIYED.—BootIe, —, from Leghorn—anclißridget, Wade,
from Lisbon.
SAlLED.—Pauline, Osterlock, for St. Thomas—Manilla, Lloyd,
frem Calcutta—Henry, Pierce, for New Orleans—Mount Charles,
Trost, for Lisbon—Heir Apparent, Wilson, for Marseilles—and
Sweet Home, Longmuir, for Lisbon.

Rambler, hence to Beirout, was spoken in lat. 47, long. S
Jane, Cuming, sailed from Messina for Palermo and Liverpool
7th September
Princess Victoria, Reay, hance at Marseilles
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Brilliant, Yabsley, sailed from Denia 3rd September; Emily,
Nicholas, and Sir Thomas Mansell, Domaine, Bth Sept. all for
Liverpool
Lord Seaton, Batson, from St. Andrew, at Cove
Amoy, Newton, from Qaebec, ditto

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