The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-07 00:00:00

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3.—Wind W., moderate.

AnaivED.—Cdroline, Hughes, Bombay—Agnes, Nassau—
William and James, Vandever, and Hebrew, Badger, Mobile—
bavid, Vaughan, St. John, N.B.—John Bolton, Brown, Quebec
---____Caledonia, Irvine, Trieste—Scotswood, Brown, Taganrog—
Watchword, Downing, Alexandria—Europe, Warre, Messina.

John Gerrard, Hughes, from Rotterdam for Torbay or this
Dort.
Caennaise, Pestal, hence at Havre.
William, WAlnine, from Prince Edward's Island at Cove.
Victoria, M`Bride, from St. Vincent at Leith.
Tancred, Oliver, hence for Malta, at Holyhead, leaky.
The Intrinsic, that arrived here yesterday, sailed .from Mira-
Alicia November 11, left the Charles Saunders, of this port,
aground on the bar, in which position she had been for several
days, but was expected to float the following tide. The Claren-
don, of Leith, was also en the bar, and it was feared would be
frozen up for the winter.—N.B. The Charles Saunders got over
the bar on the 12th, and proceeded for Hull.
CovE, Dec. I.—The barque Prudence, in getting under weigh
to-day, parted her chain close to the shackle. She has been
%applied with another anchor, and is proceeding to Liverpool.

SATURDAY, 4th DECEMBER.—Wind S.W., moderate.
AititivEn.—St. Lawrence, Brown, from New Orleans—Ark,
tJohnson, from Charleston—Juniper, Inglis, from Shediac—
,!,,irgilia, Barr, and Emigrant, —, from Quebec—Minstrel
140 Y, Main, from Callao—Constellation, from St. Domingo—J.
itdbert, Berne, from Bordeaux—Salem, Hague, from Alexan-
u —Addolorato, Martino, from Naples—Edward Barnett,
adder, from Odessa.
48 AILED.—Numa, Catross, for Africa—Choice, Robertson, for
I.:4,.„Rica—St. Vincent, Shepherd. St. Vincent—Columbus, for
g.nce ttobuco—Eliza Johnston, Donaldson, Ditto—lndepend-
land' enrv, New Orleans—M argaret.Ann &c.—Vold,fowd kiibernia, (steamer,) Ryrie, Halifax,
. Church-
Osteri'd-o_tistantinople—Fstrella. Cam es, Lisbon—Fu gene, for
-`-ornet,•Gill, Seville—Empress, Hodson, Trieste.

Ambassadress, goody, hence for New York, at Cove, short of
water, and leaky.
Wanlian, Cornelius, hence for Rio Grande, at Falmouth,
leaky, having struck on the Seven Stones.
Margaret, Creighton, hence for Gldatz, at Constantinople.
Adelaide, Flirmi Nuova Fortuna, Barbara; and William and
Charles, W'iddicombe, hence at aialta.
Phoenix, hence for Antwerp, at Kingstown.
American, Williams, (9th Oct.) ; Anna Henderson, —, and
Aspasia —, hence at Calcutta.
Dwarka,.(steamer,) and Dowthorp, Marwood, hence at Bom-
bay 20th October.
t. Lawrence, Newlands, and Isabella Watson, Clarke, ditto
St ditto 23rd October.
Equator, hence at Monte Video.
Enterprise, David, hence at Beirout.
Haick, Danellan, hence at Trieste.
Margaret, Colby, hence at St. Petersburg.
Eclipse, Kirkhove, hence at Ostend.
Chebar, Harrison, sailed from Bombay 21st October, and
Majestic, Elzie, 28th October, both for this port.
_ Aurora, Corkan, sailed from Madras 15th Oct.; Llewellyn,
Withycambe, 16th, and Ferris, Scott, 19th October, all for this
Port. •
Surat, Harrison, sailed from Saugor Sth Oct., and Thomas
tirocklebank, Ponsonby, 9th Oct., for this port.
Venilia, Martin, sailed from Smyrna for this port 24th Nov.
Philomela, from the Clyde at Monte Video.
Washington, (steamer,) from New York at Southampton.
Dartmouth, from London at Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, 2nd Oct.—Vixen, Lancaster, for Liverpool, put
back 30th Nov., with cargo shifted, but will proceed as soon as
she is trimmed.
s MALTA, 24th Nov.—Oriental, Christmas, from Smyrna for
Liverpool, was totally lost 10th Nov., near Cape Cassaro, Sicily.
Mate drowned.
CLIFDEN, Ist Dec.—French schooner Maria Constance, from
Constantinople and London, for Cork, for orders, has been
brought in here, -and beached, having struck several times, lost
cables and anchors, and is making much water.

SUNDAY, sth DECEMBER.—Wind W.S.W., very fresh.
ARK IVED--Safeguard, Smith, from Quebec —Sprightly, from
Azores—Lucy Neal, Cardwell, from Messina—Hero, Grant,
from Bonny—Orbit, from —, and Lord Elgin, from

Wilson Kennedy, from Quebec, at this port, waterlogged,
having struck on Green Island.
Columbus, Green, for Pernambuco, has put back, with loss
of main and wizen topmasts and mainmast head.
EsT , for Lisbon, has put back, with loss of main-
boo.", lme
b9r.and chains.
Great Britain, for St. John, N.D.—Anna, for Monte Video—
choice, for Jamaica—Bridgetown, for New Orleans—and Em-
Press, for Trieste, have all put hack.
Sarah, Ann, Skolfield, hence, at New Orleans.
Cairo, Childs, hence, at New Orleans.
Trident, —, hence, at Rio Janeiro.
General Washington, —, hence, at Baltimore.
Hebron, Baker, hence, at Portland.
Kilhy, Carter, hence, at Boston.
Richmond, Grayson, hence at Madeira.
• Pacific, Brown, hence, at Madeira.
Adolphus Yates, —, hence, at Naples.
Persia, Morris, from Bombay, at Cochin, and sailed 19th Oct.
for this port.
• Hannibal—Queen of England—and England's Queen, sailed
from Calcutta 16th Oct.—Blorenge 17th Oct.—Guisachan, 20th
Oct.—and Julinder, 21st Oct., all for this port.
John Matine, Groom, sailed from Saugar 7th Oct., for this
Dort.
St. George, Hutchison, sailed from Alexandria 16th Nov.-
-and Nautilus, —, (screw steamer,) 16th Nov., both for this
,Dort.
Andes, Rogers—and Thomas Mellor, Bruce, sailed from
;Bahia, 24th Oct., for this port—and General Wiltshire, Stra-
than, for Trieste, 21st Oct.
'Laura, Dambrill, from Lisbon, at Bahia.
John Gerard, Hughes, from Rotterdam, for this port, at
Plymouth.
R.M. Steamer Cormorant, from the Pacific, at Portsmouth,
With 1,800,000 dollars on freight.
LIMERICK, 2ND Dac.—The Schooner, Ruby, of this port,
while lying at Tarbert Roads, drove from her anchors, against
the Eleanor, and sustained much damage, and was obliged is
return to this port for repairs.
YARnOUTH, 2ND DEc.—The Fairy Queen, Mash, from Li-
rpol for this port, was assisted in here today, leaky.
CA LcuTTA, 21sT Oc'r.—The Lady Fitzherbert, —, from
Marseilles, for Mauritius, was spoken 26th Aug., in lat. 26 S,
long. 25, and reported being. boarded on the 16th Aug. by a pi-
rate, bet a ship heaving in sight they made off, after p.undering
them of most of their provisions.
NEW YORK, 17Th Nov.—A ship was seen on shore on Flo-
rida Reef, CAL instant, by the Hudson, arrived here.

MONDAY, 6th DECEMBER.—Wind S.W.
ARRIVED.—Muce Davie, from Quebec—Marie, Auguste,
from Galatc—Malibran,Stocks, from Punta Arenas—Prudence,
*Donnell, Prince Edward's Island—Ceres, Stephens, Jersey—
tlibvia and Jane, Amsterdam—Clarinda, from Smyrna.

Edmund Perkins,for Boston, has put back, leaky.
,The sloop Ann and Alary, of and from Annan, for this port,
CM shore at Southport, has been got off without much damage,
*bd into cafety.
*mei*, Atkinson, from Cumberland, N.S.; , South Esk, Ag-
*tew, from Richibucto, and Briton, Pickin, from St. John's,
N. 8., at Cove.
Robert Henderson, hence-at Bombay.
Catherine, Alattheus, from. London at Aden.

VESSELS _EFOKEPL
Henry Winch, ,fronz Calcutta, for this port, 20th August, in
,
t.,15 N., Wag 69 E.—Tigris. from.Celon, for London, 24th
sent., t., in at. VS. long. 43 P.—Kestrel, hence, for Lima, 29th
Oct.,y in lat. 4 N, long. 22 W.—Diana, :fmm London, for Bom-
bay, 30th n let. 5 N., long 22 W.—William Jardine, from
London, for Oct.,L'hina, same day.—ileroine, from London, for
‘;tt Re Good Hope, 31st Oct , in lat 6, long. 22.—Fenelon, of New
Pedford, (whaler, empty,) same day.—Navigateur, (French
qurque,) Fame day.—Anjer,, from Amsterdam, for Batavia, 2nd
toy., int. 8, tom 23.—Sophia, Moffatt, from bondon, for
Oin bay , nd Nov.—Eliza, 4th Nor., from Hull, for Aio, in lat.
telong. 24)...—lindaunted, hence, for China, sth Nov., in lot. 9
long 2.5 anzellar, from Java, for Europe, 29a1
111 lat. 51. long 21.—Augosta, of Cowes, 24th Nov., in lat. c 49
long 10 W.—Severn, from London, for Ceylon, in lat. 6 N,
Orator and pellairs, hence, for Calcutta 17th Sept , in lat.
long. 21.—Otterepool, hence, for Calcutta, 16th Oct., twenty
:2Pe_s south of the equator.--Brjtith King, hence) for C4ba,
-,14 Nov., in 41, Long, 12,

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET.
ATMOSPHERIC
Daily Direc-
Temperature in
t ion
Fall of
Pressure at Noon. Wind
shade re Humidity at
f
Thermometer. o at
Nine! Six Dry I Wet Rain. Noon.
EL rn . 1 p.m. Max. Min. bulb. bulb.
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NOV. In. 1 in. Deg. ' Deg. Deg. Deg. In.
30 29'81 1 29'70 55 45 I 54 63 011 s.s.w.
Decl 30'18 30•27 50 42 49 47 w.Nw
2 30' •13 *ll 51 44 51 50 o'oB s.s
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.w.
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4 29'74 ' 29'41 _ .-10
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6 28.5523.20 : 57 L 54 , —s•w•

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. Indirect. Direct. Ind irect.
— --_
Australia .. .. July 12.1..iina
Bahia • . Oct. 26 Maranham.. Oct. ft, ..
Barbadoes
Bombay .. Nov. 2 Mobile I .. INov. 11
B. Ayres .. .. Oct. Monte Video ~ Oct. 9
Calcutta .. ..
.. 22 New Orleans' . • !Nov. 10
C. G. Hope. Oct. 1 New. York .. ' • • 18
Charleston . .. Nov.. 14 Penult-1'11)1mo ! .. Oct. 9
China .. Sept. 2,Mtio Janeiro..i . • • . 14
Demerara .. Oct. 20 Ssvannah ..
T! .. Nov. • 12
Havana .. .. 7 St. Helena.. ! .. t. 18
JaMaica• •• • • • .. 2; Valparaiao .. 1 .. Aug. 28
l I'm Cruz .. : .. 'av, 9

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. DEC. 2

The sup'ly was larger than last week, but the greater pro-
portion of inferior quality. Prime cattle and sheep were in
fair demand for home consumption and export. Inferior were
in dull demand, and to effect sates lower prices were submitted
to. Beef, Its. to 548. per cwt ; Mutton, 4d. to 60. per lb. ;
Veal, Cd. to bid. per lb.; Pork, 445. to 50s. per cwt. Good
demand.