The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-12-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.-THURSDAY.

The betting yesterday was sick: and in almost every re-
spect so unimportant, that when we point out a slight decline
in Bokhara, we shall have mentioned the only change worthy
of notice.

THE DERBY.
16. to 1 against Lord Jersey's Muley Ishmael—t
16 „ 1 ~, DukeofCleveland'sßro.toEuclid—take
18 „ 1 „ Mr. Wreford's Wardan.—t and aft off

18 1 Marquis of Westminster's Launcelot.-
take 20 to 1
18 „ 1 „ Lord Orford's Angelica colt.—take 20 to
20 „ 1 „ ' Sir G. Ileathcote's Bokhara.—take 22 to
33 „1. „ Mr. T. Booth's Prince Albert.
35 „ 1 „ Lord Jersey's Glenorchy.—t
1500 „30 „ Mr. John Scott's Mayboy.—t
THE OAKS. '
10 to 1 against Mr. Fowler's Lalla Rookh.—t
11 „ 1 ~ D. of Grafton's Currency.—t. and aft off
30 ~ 1. „ Mr. Nevill's Christinetta.—t

THE CHASE.—The Cheshire Fox Hounds will meet on
Tuesday, (this day,) Dec. 10, at
Wednesday, Dec. 11, at
Friday, Dec.l3, at Crewe Hall,
Saturday, Dec. P. at Oulton Park,
At half-past ten o'.clock.

CIIESHIRE HOUNDS.—A very capital run with these
hounds took place on Wednesday last. The meet was at the
Black Dog. A very numerous field assembled ; amongst
others, we noticed Lord Grosvenor and a large party from
Eaton. After finding, a gallant burst took place across a
heavy country ; at Eaton boat, reynard showed his taste for
toe-totalism by taking to the river, followed by the dogs in
fine style. One unfortunate wight contrived to fall in a ditch,
and with much difficulty was extracted ; it was found that the
horse NTUS much hurt. The day's run afforded much sport,
and concluded by reynard running to earth in Eaton Park.

COURSING AT ALTCAR.
The Great Waterloo Meeting at Altcar is fixed for 4th and
6th of March., the steeple chase taking place on the sth, for
which event the subscribers are now very numerous.—The
conditions of the stakes and cup at the Waterloo Meeting
are as follows, viz. :
Waterloo Cup, a Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each for 32 dogs

(amounting to £800), to be divided as under :
The winner to receive
The second
Winners of three courses (two) £3O each .
Whiners of two courses (four) £2O each.. 80
A bonus of £l7O to be taken from the Cup Stakes
for dogs beaten in the first round ..... 170
Winners of one course (eight) £lO each ..... 80
The dog beaten by the ultimate winner in the first
ties to receive lO

800
Altcar Stakes, value £l7O, for beaten dogs in first round o:
Cup.

Winner to receive
Second
Winners of two courses (two) £lO each
Winners of one course (four) X 5 each..

Waterloo Purse, 10 sovs. each, 16 dogs.
Winner to receive
Second
Winners of two courses £5 each
Winners of one course £2 each ..

£lOO
30
20
20

. £lOO
. 42

160
The winner of the Cup to give three dozen of champaigne
to the club dinners, of the Altcar Stakes one dozen of claret,
and of the Purse two dozen of claret.—First day, Ist and 2d
ties of Waterloo Cup, and Ist ties of the Purse will be run.
Second day, 3d and 4th ties, and deciding course of cup.
The whole of the Altcar Stakes contests, and 2d, 3d, and
deciding course of the Purse. The dogs t(i be named by five
o'clock p. m. the day before running, and the drawing will
take place after dinner, at the Waterloo Hotel, the same day.

&bipping iintelligriat.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6.—Wind S.S.E.
Malabar, Southward, from Lombock, at London

Agnes Primrose, , from Antigua, at the Clyde
Plym, Davies, hence for Constantinople, at Falmouth, lost fore,
topmast

St. George, -, hence for llalifaX, was spoken 29th Nov. in
long. 11
Cosmopolitan, Kendrick, hence for Westport, at Waterford, lost
mainboom and bowsprit
James Lemon, -, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken 29th
Oct. in lat. 46, long. 45
St. Lawrence, . hence for itestigouche, was spoken 28th
Oct. in lat. 4j, long. 59

Donor, Kettle, lienci!at Genoa

Alfred, Winkle, hence at Swinemunde
ANTIGUA, Oct. 23.—The hull and lower masts of the Sir John
Tobin, were sold for .'505 currency. The following is the only part
of the cargo saved, and will be forwarded to its destination :-108
hhds. 19 tees. 15 brls. sugar, 93 puns. 26 hhds, rum, 101 puns. mo-
lasses.

Emir:form, Nov. 26.—The Jupiter,' Sedman, from St. Petersburg
for Liverpool, arrived here yesterday, after being on shore near
Dragoe Light, 17th inst. and assisted off after throwing overboard
20 casks tallow and 8 tons hemp; and left behind 70 casks tallow
and about 7 tons hemp. The ship did not receive any damage and
will proceed

SATURDAY, Drceml3Ell. S.S.E.

AantvEn.Jienella,Wrikeinan, from Malaga—Diligent, Nickel's,
from Salon—nud Trinity Yacht, Johnson, from the Mediterranean.
SAILED.—GIobe, Cragg, for Valparaiso—John Knox, Thompion,
for Bombay—Lancashire Witch, earning, fot Monte Video—
Heroine, Jeatt, for Smyrna—Daniel Grant, Minty, for Lima—
Phcenix' Port, for St. Michael—Ward, Masters, for St. John, N.B.
—Mary Jones, Fishley, for Monte Video—Josephine, Scott, for Bar-
b:Woes—Henrietta, Devroot; for Antwerp—Lancashire Lass, Ner-
man, for Alexandria, Egypt—Rebel, Long, for Gibraltar—Volun-
tario, Pepe, for Lisbon—lda, Berendina, Hensema, for Amsterdam
—Zeepard, Bakker, for Rotterdam—and Anna, Lemas, for OpOrto.

Mariner, Watson, and Mary, Rosewall, sailed from Honduras for
Liverpool 11th Nov.
Mary, Campbell, hence at Richibucto
Amazon, Holmes; Renewal, Wilder; Pomona, Smith: Ann,
Wade : Temperance, Le Grand, and Courier, Stanford, hence at
Constantinople

City of Durham, Smith, hence at Constantinople, and sailed for
Odessa

Emerald, Weatherby, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 10'
Nov. for Odessa

Ottavio, Lucovich, hence at Trieste
Rattlesnake, Rainer, and Levant, Candy, hence at Venice
lEtna, Sloss, hence at Messina
Jane, Davies, hence at Marseilles
Anna Carlotta, Hatter, hence at Travezniinde
Catherina Engelina, De Groot, hence at the Texel
Maas, Gnaketna, hence at Helvnet
Rembrandt Schaeper, hence at Antwerp

Taissrx, Nov. 24-.—accounts have been received by the last
steam packet from Galatz, of nunlerous shipwrecks in the Black
Sea; 10 or 12 vessels have been lost near the Saw, Giorgio, mouth
of the Danube

SUNDAY, DECEMBER B.—Wind South

Patriot, —, from the Mediterranean—Maria, —, from
St. Martin—Thorneley. , from St. Petersburg—Rival, Suther-
land, from Jamaica—Virginian, —, from New York—Watkins,
, from Puerto Cabello Lady Cremorne, , from !lull—
Aglae, —, from Nantes—Navarin.
Ilolyhead.
SA IL ED.—En gland, Waite, for New York—Susquehanna, Merck-
en, for Philadelphia—Abeona, Grant, for St. John, N.B.—Cynosure,
Brice, for Rio Janeiro—Elizabeth, Neaglc, for Newfoundland—
Lorina Thompson, Dnvies, for Trieste—Atreivido, Marquis, for
Oporto—and Margaret, Mollard, for Syra, &c.

Emma, Gething, from 'Valparaiso, at this port ; sailed Ist Sept.
in company with the Horsburg, for London. The Thomas Fielding,
sailed in August for - • the Actaeon was to sail about Oth Sept.
for Mazatlan ; the Isabel, Greaves, for Liverpool, about 20th Sept.,
and the Margaret, for the northern ports, in about a week. The
Jane, Strachan, of Liverpool, and the George Canning, of Ham-
burg, were lost at Coquimbo, in August ; the cook of the Jane was
drowned. About 150 miles S.E. of the Falkland Islands, passed
four large Islands of ice

A flat-was abandoned yesterday evening on the West Hoyle
crew saved by the life boat about twelve o'clock last night
George Washington, Burrows, from Liverpool for New York,
was spoken lat Dec. in lat. 49, long. 10

Ann Mendell, Roberts, from Honduras, off Falmouth
Cigar. , from Litna, at Valparaiso, and sailed for
Octavia, Bayfield, from Lima, at Valparaiso, and was to sail for
Arica and Sept.

Robert Finnie, Beverley, hence at Valparaiso; was in company
with the Jane Browse, hence for Lima, off Cape Horn

MONDAY, DECESIDNR 9.—W3nd N.H. and S.E. moderate.

ARRlVED.—timoleon, Witlsar, from New Orleans—Patriot Mi-
ni!), Tildman, from St. Petersburg—Jersey Lass, , from Ham-
burg—An-lalia, —, from Leer—and Australia, Blanchard, from
Bahia.

SA/ um—Jamaica, Pritt, for Bahia—Samuel, Jameson, for Mo
bile—Lawrence. Ellwood, for Calcutta—Jonlc Vrow Elizabeth
Heres, for Rotterdam—and Essex, Woodward, for St. Michael's.

Leonora, Harrison, from Demerara, at Liverpool; sailed 26th
Oct. The Palmyra was to sail on the 28th Oct. and the Rapid, Ist
NO. both for Liverpool. On 2nd Dec. it, lat. 49, long. 12, boarded
a schooner about 120 tons, laden with fish, dismasted and aban-
doned
Reliance, ,from Canton. at Plymouth
Symmetry, —, hence at Batavia
Elizabeth Walker, —, from the Clyde, ditto
J tmes Holmes, , hence at Anjer previous to 24th Aug.
Mary, Swanley, from London, at the Cape of Good Ilope,
in 55 days from Plymouth
Falcon, , was to sail for London about Bth Oct.
Parker, nisieu ; Wilsons, Campbell, and Canton, Wilson, hence
at Demerara
Lady Campbell, M'lntosh, from Liverpool, N.S. at Demerara
Secret, Norway, from Rio Janeiro and St. Andrew's, at Plymouth
Lady Harvey, , from St: John, N.B. at Beaumaris
Sidonie, from Nantz, at ditto
Helena, Drenning, hence for Charleston, was spoken 3rd Dec. in
lat. 29, long. 12 3
FALMOUTH, Dec. 7.—Wind E.S.E.—Sailed. The Spey, packet,
for Halifax.—Arrived. Arm Mondell, Roberts, from Honduras for
London. American Ship Bowditch, Thompson, from New Orleans,
sailed Ist Nov. for Havre-de-Grace.—Tyro,Wollaston, from Trieste
and Europe, Welburne, from Suez for London, and Eudoxia, Cher-
wood, from Nantz for Plymouth
Covs, Dec. B.—Wind S. by E. fresh breeze and clear.—Arrived.
Hercules, (steamer) from Liverpool, last evening. The Brothers'
Friend, Wryth, from Southwold, with grain, and 3 Colliers
Ann Lockerby, Butt, from Calcutta, at the Cove, for orders, is to
proceed to London. She lelt the 16th July, and from Sauger Roads
28th July, The Margaret, of Bristol, sailed in company with her.
On 17th Aug. in lat. 20, long. 91 48, spoke H.M. Sloop of War
Favoulte, from Trincomalee. On bth Sept. in lat, 26, long. 49 55
E, spoke the Dutch Barque Jan. Peterszoscn, Ilion, of Amsterdam,
for Batavia. On 25th Oct. in lat. 3 21, long. 23 28, spoke the barque
Thomas Blyth, from 'London for the Isle of France, all well. On
25th, in lat. 3 23, long. 2? 30, spoke the ship Thomas Grenville,
from Portsmouth for Madras; 230 troops on board, all.well. On
26th Oct. in lat. 3 50 N, long. 23 36 W, spoke the ship Mermaid,
from Portsmouth for Madras, with troops. Same day, in lat. 3 50,
long. 23 36, spoke the barque Calypso, from London for the Isle of
France, all well. On 9th Nov. in lat. 22 57 N. long. 38 7W, spoke
the brig Chase, Rukey, from Bahia for Trieste, all well
Off Holyhead, Bth Dec. No. 520, Santon, B.Bk. from Calcutta.
East of the Light Ship, 2 ships, 1 barque, a schooner, and a brig,
asaung GU ACC Irb 4.41. LL, bY list/ to, 4.A.4.. irs,,,,As“,

PASSED THE SOUND.—Nov. 25.
Navigata, KetUeboter, from Stettin, with Wheat, and Jupiter,
Setbnan, from St Petersburg, for Liverpool.