The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1836-01-01 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

RIVED—The Goshawk, Laing, from Odessa—Ranger, Smyrna, Cornish, from Smyrna—Jessie, Ritchie, from Vostizza—The Hector, Crisp, from Marseilles—Active, Vanderbrook, from Ostend— Sicilian, Mallory, from the Cape of Good Hope-=lntrinsic, Chambers, from Calcutta—Sarah Birkett, Cook, from Buenos Ayres.  The Colombia, Pattison, from Bombay, at Canton, the 15th July, The Superior, Salmon, from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good Hope, .7th Oct. The Ann Lockerby, Johnson, from Calcutta, at Sincapore, 18th Aug., and sailed the 19th for Canton. The Mary Bibby. Neale, from Madras, at do., 18th, add sailed 20th for Canton. The Arab, Lowe, hence at do., 20th. The Nliemac, Brend, sailed from Sincapore for Sydney, N.S.W., 20th Aug. The Fairy, Stephenson, hence at Antigua. The Brechin Castle, Kennedy, hence at La Guayra, 13th ult. Grace, Gull ; and Beatrice, Whinchelo, hence, at Alexandria (Egypt.) Matilda, Hodgson, hence, at Genoa. Spitfire, Hill, from Trebizond, at Constantinople. Scio, Teasdale, from Constantinople, at Smyrna. Dash, Hawkins, from Salonica, at do. Liebe, Thompson, hence, at Gibraltar. Mary, M`Kenzie, hence, at Barcelona. Harmony, Bedford; and Clarita, Garcia, hence, at Cadiz. Ellen German. Blundell ; and Swift. Hopkins, hence, at Lisbon. Hutchinson, Robinson, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., at Cove. Jane, Bartlett, from Alexandria, at do. Clyde, Gordon, frem Odessa, at do. Enchantress, Black, hence, for Savannah, at Beaumaris. William Wise, 'first, from Havana, off Cowes. The William and Henry, Barber, heuce, for Bremen, at Dover, leaky. The Angelique, Barrett, from Plymouth, for this port, at Penzance, with, pumps choaked. The Diadem, Broadhead, was to sail from Lagnira for this port, about 20th Nov. The Silvia, Rowlands, hence, for New Orleans, was spoken 14th inst., in lat. d 4 18, lon. 20, with long of mainyard, and had experienced heavy weather. The Elizabeth, Smith, from Quebec for this port, put into Cro,lkhaven 24th inst. with loss of sails, bulwarks, decks swept, and other damage. The thief mate was lost overboard in the River St. Lawrence, and the carpenter k!lled, by falling from the main topsailyard. She left Quebec 17th Nov., since which time she has experienced continual gales of wind. The Sicilian, Mallory, from the Cape of Good Hope at this part, sailed 19th Oct. On the 17th Nov., in lat. 4 15, N. lon. 22, W., spoke the Duncan Gibb, from Dublin for Rio de Janeiro. On the 18th, spoke the Cherub, from the Clyde for Patavia. On the 21st, in lat. 13. N. lon. 22, spoke the Clyde, hence fop New South Wales. On the 19th inst., spoke the brig Britannia, of Swansea, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. On the 28th, off Tuslzar, snoke the Livernool, hence, for Boston, and Harold, hence, foa New Orleans. The Minerva, M‘Pherson, from Bombay at this port, sailed 21st Aug. On the 29th Sept., in lat. 22 10, S. lon. 62, E., spoke the Hero of Malown, from London for Bombay. On the 11th inst., in lat. 37 10, N. lon. 331:2, spoke the Royal Saxon, from Calcutta for this port, On the 28th, off Bardsea, spoke the Pearl, for Barbadoes; Regular, for Berbice, and William Russell, for Pernambuco. all from this port. The Ripley, Lloyd, from Calcutta, at this port, sailed 29,h Aug., and from the Sand Heads 31st. The Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves, and Collin ;wood, Hookey, for China, and Peter Procter, —, for London, sailed .22d Aug. On the Ist Sept., in lat. 18 27, N. lon. 87 10, E., spoke the Sherburne, —, from Calcutta to London. In lat. 31 27, S. lon. 13 22, K., spoke the Gulnare, from Canton to London, in company. In lat. 32 25, N. lon. 32, W., spoke the Gipsey, from Newfoundland for Pernambuco. The Richard, Blakely, from Bahia at this port, sailed Bth Nov. The Bachelor, from New South Wales for London, sailed two days previous. The Luna was to sail in five, and the Golden Fleece in ten days, both for this port, and the Norham Castle, for Trieste, in three weeks. On the 19th inst., passed a brig, of about 250 tons, dismasted, waterlogged, and abandoned ; had white sides, painted ports, and no head ; appeared to be timber laden, and to have been in that state about ten days. MARANHAII, 14th Nov.—An English brig, laden with arms, &c., supposed to be the Clio, from Liverpool, has been plundered and scuttled by the Indians, at Vigia, near Para, and the crew, with the exception of one man, murdered. NEW Vona, sth Dec.—Three brigs were driven on shore at Scutari, near Sydney, Cape Breton, 20th Nov. 9th Dec.—The ship Julius, Reed, of Hull, from St. John's, N. 8., was lost in a snow storm on Grand Marian, 23d Nov. ; materials saved ; carpenter drowned.