The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-15 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JANUARY 13e.-Wind W.S.W.

ARRIVIII).—Mimosa, Kemp, from Mauritius—Billow Queen—
Witch of the Wave, Small, Pernambuco and Plymouth.
SAlLlCD.—Covenanter, M`Pberson, Mobile—Cypress, Provo,
Constantinople—Competitor, Scott, Yarmouth, N. S.—Egerateia,
Jones, Syria—Atlantic, Luce, Belize Walfreton, Afric4—
Admiral Priuz Adalbert, Fondle, Philadelphia—Tribune, Wishart,
Savannah—Lanercost, Tully, Lima—Gondar, Michoels,Charleston
—Thomas Ridley, Haurahan, Newfound and Rita (s.s.), Arana,
Santander—Belus, Laffoly, St. Michael's—William Wirt, Soule;
Zenobia, Peters; and Joseph Howe, Kite, New Orleans.

Circassia, Toft, hence at Christiana.
Anna Elizabeth, De Jonge, hence at Trieste.
William Wirt, which sailed yesterday for New Orleans, has put
back. Crew refractory.

MONDAY, JAN. 14.—Wind, S.E.
ARRIVED.—Asia (s.), Lott, from Boston—Union, Cobija—
General Simpson, Gordon, Pugwash.
SAlLED.—Coosawatta, Paxton, Savannah—Wyoming, Brollte,
Philadelphia.
Lima, Mann, hence at St. John, N.B.
Cambria, Hoskin, hence at Madras.
Janet Hidston, Henry, hence at Mobile.
Muscongas, Carter, hence at Baltimore.
Pacitlc (s.), Eldridge, hence at New York.
Tigress, Lawrence, hence at Philadelphia.
Fulwood, Fitzsimons, hence at Akyab, 6th ult.
Levy Woodbury. Mowatt, hence at New Orleans.
Jeremiah Garnett; James Turcan, M'Alister ; Monarch, Mel-
ville; and Cornelia, hence at Bombay.
Henry Clay, Caulk ins •' Emerald Isle, Cornish; Ontario, Wood;
and Inga, hence at New York.
Dudley, Grey ; Lulea, Kolemus ; Amelia, Thorndike : William
Patten, Church; Alliance; Carnatic ; and Perseverance—all
hence at Charleston.
Martaban, Neilsen; Mary Sparks, Fisher; Joseph Steel, John-
son; Florence Nightingale, Mossop, John O'Gaunt, Smith
Prince; Loch Lomond, Rowley; William Miles, M`Kee; and
Alma, Freernan—all hence at Calcutta.

TIDE TABLE
DAYS. MORO. EVRNO. HORT. tiOLYDAYS,RTG
Jan. h. tn. h. in. ft. in. 1-----
Tuesday.... 15 442 610 14 2 ;Brit. Mus. open., 1753.
Wednesday .161 540 616 13 0
Thursday ..17; 653 730 12 s;Mozart born, 1756.
Friday ....18; 8 7 8481 12 8 1
Saturday .. 19 920 240 12 6
Sunday ....20 10 16 328 13 11
,Septuagesitna Sunday.
Monday .... 21 11 6 . 427 j 14 8

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