The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-14 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER I.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRlVED—Hankinson, Gotham, from Bonny—Redbreast, Mil-
lard, from Smyrna—Boyne, , from St. Petersburgh.
SAlLED.—Schyrycl, Sanders, for Trieste—Lucy Sharpe, M'Fie,
and James Cooke. Point's, for Bourdeaux—Trewartha, Tonkin,
for Genoa. &c.—Gardiner, Jackson, ' for Charleston—Buzzard,
Frodsham, for Africa—Anna Sophia, Butcher, for Alexandretta,
&c.—and Hopeton„ Morris, for Jamaica.

Friends, Arnold, hence to Sincapore, was spoken 30th Sept. in
lat. 31, long. 20
William Salthouse, Staunton, hence at Trinidad
Jamaica, Perry, hence off Bourdeaux
Gegina. Postema, and Alacrity, Page. hence at Helvoet
Mary, Lowry, from Newhaven for this port, at Penzance, with
loss of jibboom

Eleanor Laidman, M`Kie, and Intrepid, Stewart, hence at De-
merara

Dinah, --, hence off Oporto
Swiftsture, Tiziack, from Dublin at this port. under jury masts
Sarah Birkett, Atkins, from Nassau, N.P. for this port, oil Cape
Clear on the 6th instant; sailed on the 3d Nov. On the Ist and 2d
Dec. experienced a severe gale in lat. 46, long. 27, to long. 22, lost
jolly-boat, fore-yard, bulwarks, B.:c.
Daphne, Drinkwater, from Barbadoes and Port-au-Prince for
this port, off Oporto
Arrow, Rider, hence for Oporto, at Plymouth, with loss of sails,
bulwarks, and leaky, after having been off Oporto Bar the last two
days, the weather being so bad that no pilot could come off. On
the 27th Nov. it came on to blow a gale of wind front W.S.W.
which drifted her back 133 miles, the ship making so much water
that we could riot keep her free, after throwing away part of the
cargo ; and the people almost exhausted with fatigue, and so much
pumping, that we bore away from the wind for the first port in
England, for the safety of the ship and lives, having shiped a sea
on the 24th, that carried a deal of bulwarks away on both sides,
and one man had his arm broken
Thistle, Mackay, of and from St. Andrew, N.B. for this port
has been towed into Waterford, dismasted, by H.M. packet Advice,
to undergo repairs
Griffin, --, from Ipswich for this port, wind bound at Water-
ford. was driven on shore during the late gales, and received so
much damage that she must discharge
Clutha, Richards, from Bombay, at the Clyde, sailed 22nd July
STORNOWAY, Dee. I.—Arrived the Crown, Richmond, from St.
Petersburg for Liverpool. Fell in with the Niagara, of North
Shields, on the 27th ult. abandoned. Buchaness bearing W.N.W.
distant about 70 miles ; passed close to her, and states that she had
only bowsprit and foremast standing

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12.—Wind variable and light.
ARRIVED.—General Wolfe, Han ison, from Rio Grande—Kelsielt
Wood, Thompson, from Antwerp—and Jolly Tar, —, from
Jersey.

S AYLE D.—Courier, Nelson, for Valparaiso—Manchester, Rod-
dock, for Newfoundland—Hector, Johnson, for Bombay—High-
land Lad, Simms, for Venice—Celerity, Jones for St. Michael's—
Clipper, Holland for Constantinople—Henrietta, Longford, for
New Orleans—Asia, Hannah, for Mobile—Henrietta, Morrison,
for Gibraltar—Fairy Queen, Webb, for Alexandretta—Sarah Trot-
man, Brown, for Barbadoes—Gipsey, Shotten, for Bourdeaux—
Adelaide, Davison, for savannah—Emerald, Dempsey, for Bour-
deaux.

Selma, Luckie, from Calcutta, at China
Volunteer, M'Minn, sailed from China for this port previous to
the 22nd July
Royal Mail, Stokes, hence at Naples
Adolph, Kurton, hence at Dalaro
hence off Riga
Columbus, Cropper, hence for New York, was seen 30th ult. in
lat. 46, long. 26, lying-to under a mizen staysail
The Alarm, Ellis, from Prince Edward's Island, at Kilrush, with
loss of bowsprit, fore topmast, sails, &c. and deck load washed
overboard

Nicholson, Ray, from Bathurst, at Ulverstone, with loss of hal:
her deck load. &c.
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The bri<, & Robert. James Turner, master, on the 3rd
ult. in lat.' 49 30. long. 51 0 W. from St. Andrew's for Galway,
experienced a very heavy gale, which caused her to spring a leak,
and in eight hours' time was completely full of water aneunman-
ageable. She then capsized, and broke away the bowsprit, fore-
mast, maintopmast, making a clean sweep of every thing on deck,
rind leaving nothing standing but the mainmast : she then righted.
For five days she remained in that situation, the crew having
nothing to eat or drink during that time ; two of whom died of
starvation. On the sixth day they were discovered by the brig
Persian, of Sunderland, Captain Scott, from Bathurst, who took
them from the wreck. and did every thing in his power to alleviate
their distress. The PerAen was obliged to put into Cork on the
30th ult. being short of provisions, with her sails all split to pieces,
after a passage of 52 days from Bathurst.
ULVERSTONE, Dec. B.—The mast of a vessel, about 170 tons, and
a boat bottom up, were passed 6th instant, off the Isle of Walney.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13.—Wind S.W.
ARRlVED.—Charlotte, —, from Africa; sailed 24th Sept.—
Edw•ard Thorne, —, and Acadia, James, from St. John, N.B.
—Halifax, Cleary, from Halifax—Elizabeth, —, from M irami-
chi—John Bolton, Hutchinson, from Quebec—Charlotte, Wood,
from Frederiekstadt—Enterprise, Salkeld, and Grunus, Van
Driester, from Rotterdam.

BAlLED.—Tyrian, Cunningham, for Rio Janeiro—Agenoria,
Breeding, for Pernambuco—Gertrude, White, for Lisbon—Argen-
tina, Kelso, for Monte Video—Mersey, Clark, for Jamaica—Eliza
Kincaid, Brown, for Batavia and Sincapore—Ann Baldwin, Craw-
ford, for Lima—Johan Gultzan, for Stockholm—Margaret, White,
for St. Vincent, Antigua and Cape Hayti—lsabella, Perrule, for
MlNTlona—Wilson.Hamlin, for Calcutta—Phcenix, Port, for Mes-
sina and Palermo—Venus, Hjerne, for Gothenburg—Wm. Harris,
Luly, for• Gibraltar—Frederick, Gineo, for Constantinople—and
Cicely, Norman, for Newfoundland.

Broad Oak, Hubbuck, from Bahia, at this port; sailed 27th Oct.
The Greenhow and Scotsman sailed 24th Oct. for Liverpool. The
Cigar was to sail 14th Nov. for London
Esk, Bell, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 4th Nov. in
company with the Mary, Guy, for Liverpool. The Oberon was to
sail about the llth for Liverpool
Rapid, White, hence at Pernambuco
Harriet, Wilson, from Pernambuco, at Bahia
Mariner. M `Geachie, hence at Barhadoes
Diamond, llissett, from Batavia, at St. Helena, and sailed 23rd
Oct. for Cowes
Courier, Smith, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Rosalie, Lemion, hence at Gironde
Hazard. Mortimer, sailed from Leghorn 26th Nov. and Ellen
German, Blundell, 27th, both for Liverpool
Thomas, Scollay, sailed from Cork for Algiers 9th Dec.
Zakrewsky, Mathlin, from Uleaborg. and Wassily Welliky,
Nimrod, from St. Petersburg for Liverpool, at Longhope
Judith, Tapley, from Valparaiso for this port, at Rio Janeiro, in
distress
Eliza Johnston, Petrie, hence at Bahia
Rapid,White, hence at Pernambuco
Edgecombe, Mazeppa, Fortitude, and Anne, from Newfound-
land, at Pernambuco

Catherine, -, from Monte Video, at Pernambuco, in 21
days : reported that the blockade of Buenos Ayres still continued.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER 13.

Wind at Holyhead B,W. moderate.
Off Holyhead, inward bound, at .10 a.m. No. 346, Murray, B.S.
from St. Andrew's.

Off Point Lyons, outward bound, at 1 30 p.m. No. 1612, Henri-
etta, for New Orleans—and at 3 p.m. No. 568, Asia, B.Rk. and 929,
Courier.

17tOotio Tanttreb for• toabing.

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