The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-12-20 00:00:00

I)lppintl Kithlagentr.

TUESDAY, Dgek:SIBRII. )7. -Wind S.S.E. Fair,

OFF TUE PORT.—John Begg and Mediterranean, from Africa—
Adventure, Catto, from Carthagena—Algonquin, Miereken, from
Philadelphia—Gauges, from Quebec—Adelaide, Moffat, from Ter-
ceira—Anna Maria, from Trieste—Waldemar, froin Copenhagen
SAILND.—John LiJley, Turner, for Africa—Ruth, Randall, for
Sierra Leone—Charles Quint, Mulenear, for Havana—Cleopatra,
Sothern, for Trinidad —l3lackaller, Cochrane, for Trinidad and Ma-
racaibo—Deva, Sproat, for Rio Janeiro—Madison, Wood,for Virginia
—Adrian, Russell, for Boston—John and Robert, M•Kechnie, for
New Orleans—Concord, Martin, for Beirout and Alexandretta—,
Quiz, Lauchlan, for Constantinople and Smyrna—Splendid, Dishon
.for Gibraltar—Emerald, Dempsey, for Bordeaux—Lavinia, Leack,
for Rochefort—William, Clouston, for Leghorn—William Wright,
Flagg, for Hamburg

City of Durham, Sampson, from Constantinople at Odessa
Feronia, Jarvis, hence, at Gibraltar
Triton, Artamonitz, hence, at Bilboa
Newcastle Packet, Gorbon, hence, at Christiana
Eleanore, Fradlant, hence, at Warnemunde
Warree, Beacroft, hence for Africa, at Gibraltar
John Dugdale, ,hence for Singapore, was spoken on the sth
December, in lat 48, long 9 40
Josephine, Scott, hence for Barbados, off Tuskar 9th instant
Royal Mail, from Cadiz at Kinsale
Hindley, from San Blas at Istappa sth eptember, and was to sail
for this port 10th October
Rochdale, Shepherd, hence for St Vincent, at Madeira, 23d Nov.
Hunter, Duncan, hence at Copenhagen
Loewe, Ericks, hence at Stade .
Comet, Lee, hence at Cuxhaven
Ceres, Noord, hence at Helvoet
Lord Stanley, Davies, from Sierra Leone at Milford, leaky, having
struck on the Hats and Barrels last night
Mona, Glass, from Calcutta at Deal
Ann Badwin, Crawford, from Lima, off Margate, with 500,000
dollars on freight
Premier, -, from Savanilla at Belfast
Heart of Oak, , hence at Shippegan
Jarrow, Walker, hence at Demerara
A ship with a black ball, supposed to be the North America, hence
to New Fork, was seen 25th Nov. off Sandy Hook, with loss of fore-
yard and foresail

England, Waite, hence to New York, was spoken 10th instant, in
lat. 51,10ng. 10
Britannia, Berridge, from Cape of Good Hope off Cove, in 65 days,
and proceeded for this port. Spoke the Albion from Calcutta on the
Equator. On the sth instant, encountered a gale from N.W. and
lost part of bulwarks, &c.
Britannia, Dodd, hence at Prince Edward's Island

Amazon, Holmes, and Margaret, Wake, hence at Odessa
BiLFA ST, Dec. 13.—The Star, from Liverpool to Stornoway, at
anchor in the Lough, was run foul of yesterday morning by the
DovOr, Thompson, and was driven from her anchor, lost bowsprit,
c. unshipt her rudder, and is leaky
China, Phillips, from Waterford, at the Cape of Good Hope, at
well. and was to sail for New South Wales, I;th Oct

gDNESDAY, MC/OMER ►e.-Wind S.S.E. fresh.
A n RIV6D.—M editerrancan, , from Africa—Caledonia,
Caromell, from Bombay—Algonquin, Turley, from Philadelphia—
Bangor,
—and William & Thomas, Ley, from Nantes.
SA I I.li D.—Wm. Sharpies, Jones, for Bombay—Rossendale,
Friend, forßabia—Pak enham, Lloyd, for Pernambuco—Catherine
Macdonald, Arthur, for Mobile—and British American, Pritchard,
for St. John, N.B.

Cognac Packet, Todhiiter, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
. Intrim ie, Davidson, hence at Madeira, and sailed 18th Nov. for
Savannah, Liter landing some of the crew that were mutinous
Adriana, Bale, hence and Lisbon, at Monte Video
.lackson, James, hence at the Dardanelles
Mount Charles, Good; Caroline, licknel, and Tartar, Nichols,
hence at Gibraltar
Renard, Gaston, hence at Camaret

Sapphire, Hall; Oliveira I, Oliveira, and Fidelity, Bruce, hence
at Lisbon
Nerin, Jarvis, hence at Terceira
CylllS, Nicholson, and Visurges. Bahr, hence at Cuxhaven
Constant, Van Schie, hence at Flushing
Zeticarui,t. Koning, hence for Amsterdapa, in the Nieuve Deep,
after being on shore

Maria, Palmer, from Marseilles, at Gibraltar, and sailed 3rd inst,
or this port

Susan Jane, Strong, sailed from Marseilles for this port gth inst.
Mary, Patterson, from Honduros, off this port, was in contact
last night with the Sarah, from St. Andrew, N.B. and lost jib-boom,
bobstay, &c.

City of Poonah, Wilson, hence for Bombay. was spoken
Nov. in lat. 7 N, long. 23 W

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19,--Wind S.S.E. fresh.
ARRlVED.—Premier, Currie, from Savanilla— Frances,
, from Quebec—Slaviana, Sablicich, from Trieste—and Sarah,
from Palermo.
OFF THE PORT.—Brothers, and John, from St. John, N.B.—
Promise, Shearer, and Lanark, from Quebec—Majestic,
Laidley, and Pandora, --, from Restigouche—Avon,
and Robertson, Niel, from Montreal—Patriot, —, from Alex-
andria, Egypt—Roseland, --, from Smyrna—and Maria Freto,
--, from Naples.
SAt taen.—Orozimbo, Marcy, and Henrietta, Longford, for New
Orleans—Mischief, Jones, for Genoa and Messina—Victoria, Len-
nox, for Charleston and New Orleans—Clio, Ibere, for Lisbon—
Droning Marie, Krtise, for Corsoer—Trinity Yacht, Clements, for
St. Michael's—Killermont, Smith, for Africa—and Josephine, Prin-
dle, for Mobile.

TagEaferro, Tagliaferro, from Alexandria, with part of her cargo
thrown overboard
Sarah, , from St. Andrew, N.B. at this port, with windlass
upset, and bowsprit gone
iEtna, Sloss, hence at Messina
Giorgio, Chirico ; Trinacria, Lagana, and Vigna, Napoli, sailed
from Messina for Liverpool 23rd Nov.
Etnelia, White, hence at Leghorn
Secret, —, from Guayaquil, at London
Los Ninos, —, from Havana, at ditto
George, from Quebec, at Longhope
Heinrich, Soderberg, from Wismar for Liverpool, at Stromness
Frisk, Whiteway, hence at Monte Video
Ann Wise, Thorns, hence at Barbadoes, and sailed 2nd Nov. for
Santa Martha
Margaret, Moller, hence for Constantinople, at St. Ives, with loss
of boats. and slight damag e
Robert Watt, Johnson, hence for Apalachicola, at the Cove,
leaky, and 5 to 600 bags salt thrown overboard—bore up from lat.
44, long. 13
Bland, Callan, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 6th Nov. in lat. 3
N, long. 18 12
Hermes, --, hence for Lima, was spoken 30th Oct. in lat. 7
30 N, long. 23 W
Leander, , hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken 28th Oct.
in lat. 50, lung. 33
DUNDA LK, Dec. 1 I.—The Mary k Jane, Osborne, bound to Liver-
pool, is aground in the Swash
inThe Ilerperus, reported per Telegraph on Tuesday, has not yet
arrived.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.
.(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4.c.
Bahamian, M Tigard, 318 Calcutta, Taylor, Potter &Co
AFRICA. -
527 Africa,
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Mary Lloyd, It Jefferson, Sydney, N.S.W. Ashley Brothers
SOUTH AMERICA.
Airey, .1 Nicholson, 304 Rio Janeiro. W R J Tyrer
Cornwall, R.l Butcher, 319 Rio Janeiro, Cotesworth & Wynne
UNITED STATES.
Cumberland, D Power, 402 Apalachicola, W Fisher & Son
Leila, A Higgins, 670 Baltimore, Brown, Shipley & Co
Victoria, J Lennox, 602 Charleston and New Orieans.

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Timoleon, A %Vinson 491 New Orleans, Galt, Bar' &Co
United States, J Barr; 430 New Orleans, Brown, Shiplsy &Co
Ht. Lawrence, 0 B Brown, 430 New Orleans, G Brown &Co
Tarolinta, J G Smith, 570 New York, Ingle)), & Co
Virginian, L Higgins, 50 New York, T&J Hands &Co
Courtenay, 508 Savannah, Gibbs, Bright &Co
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Ashburton, II Bulkeley,
Desqueslin, J Guyon,