The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-08 00:00:00

liappiness does not so much consist in having much to
enjoy, as in the faculty to enjoy life. He who cannot be

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pains greater than his happiness. It is a beautiful thought
of Addison's that one man often takes more pleasure in
the contemplation of a fine estate, without being burdened
with the care of possession, the latter, burdened with the
care of possession, derives little pleasure from tl
The one finds an estate in the beauties—t
no beauties in the estate

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is better than the enjoyments
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GAS APPARATUS.—We were highly pleased, a short
time since, by the inspection at the works of Messrs.
Winspear, Hyde and Co., of a small but complete appa-
ratus for the manufacture of gas, which is admirably

suited to the residences of those who are not within the
precincts of town works, as the expense is not only small,
bat the gas is manufactured at a price considerably below
that at which it is generally supplied to large towns. One
is now being completed for the Duke of Marlborough,
for his residence at Blenheim Palace, Woodstock. All

that have yet been completed answer admirably.
EVERY MAN His OWN DOCTOR : or the way to cure
any Disease, by Holloway's Pills.—The most compli-
cated complaints are cured with the greatest ease and
certainty (even when every other means have failed) by
the use alone of this admirable medicine. Such as may
be afflicted with any of the following distressing ailments,
may by this medicine soon be restored to health, viz. :
asthmas, blotches on the skin, bowel complaints, con-
sumptions, debility, dropsy, female irregularities, head-
ache, indigestion, liver complaints, piles, rheumatism,
scrofula or king's evil, stone or gravel, &c., so that hero
is health for all! by these extraordinary rills,

sailed from ditto lsth Oct., and
Elizabeth Archer, Cothay, 28th October, both for this port.
Ferris, seott, hence at Madras.
Eleaner Lancaster. Lodge. from Sydney at Madras.
Ennealere, Parsons, sailed from ditto for this port Bth Oct.
Harriet Humble, Bevis; Bucephalus, Bell; Bellairs, Walsh;
and E.,rl of Lons !ale. Peil. hence at Calcutta. _

—Hai bin L:er, Candlish, (rem Hamburg,anciino, Warwick, from
Madras at Calcutta. _

Queen. Devev, sailed from Saugor for this port on the 11th of
Oct.: Esther, Groom, for Hull, 6th Oct.: and W. S. Hamilton,
Black, for London, 7th Oct.

Lady Crmberinere, Bacon, for Algiers, which put into Drog-
heda leaky, has been brought back to this port for repairs.
The Pa, ther, for Alexandria, that was on shore on Bootle
Bay, was got off yesterday, after discharging. She does not
make any water.

The Wakefield, from St. John, N. 8., that was on shore on
Bootle Bay, was got off this morning, after discharging; and
while being towed up the river, fell over on her beam ends, and
was beached near Egremont.
MIRAMICHI. Nov. 12.—The Hopkinson, hence for Liverpool,
is on shore at Point Eseuminae, with eight feet water in her
hold, and rudder unshipped.

THURSDAY, DECEnIBER 3

—Wind N.E., moderate

ARRI vEn.—Alert. Laughlin. from Quebec—Lady Mona, Per-
kins, Patras—Mischief, Mediterranean.

SAILED —Larch, Bloohead, Virginia—Oregon, Heron, and
Hopewel, Seatle, Savannah—Restrel, Wallace, Rio Janeiro-
4udv.or. tiokytaJw. Cargrea---13crniuffi, :Nlvonrsa. Dnialles-•-rpuptitni, co/.
lins, St. John, N.B.—Martha. Longrigg, Trieste.

Begs, Martin, from Malta at Zante, and sail, d lath Nov. for
this port. .

Albanian, Winson, from Zante, and sailed 28th October for
this port.
Belle, Gilchrist, from Zante, and sailed 16th November for this
Part.
Betsey. Atkinson, hence at Patras.
Mu r. y, Hughes, and Isabella, Brown, hence at Alexandria,
Fides, hence at Leghorn.
Narcy, hence at Marseilles.
Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, hence at Gibraltar:and sailed 21st
Nov f,r
Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at ditto.
Peggy. Brunton, sailed from Bordeaux for this port in Nov.

Libel tas, Rietzke, and Isis. Bohn, hence at Memel

Phcenix, Canning, hence at Riga.
MADaAs, October 21.—A1l the vessels in these roads, except
one, put to sea 20th instant, in consequence of the monsoon
changing. The Anne Armstrong returned today, with loss of
boats.

GIBRALTAR, Nov. 25.—The Nais, Barrett. from Liverpool,
was stranded near the Old Mole, but was got off after discharg-
ing part of her cargo.

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4.—Wind N.N.E.
ARRIVED.—Nerio, Gibson, Alexandria, E.—Eleanor, Wake-

hain, Laguna

SAlLED.—youth Stockton. Rands. Batavia and Sincapore—
Mary. Forshaw, Africa—Maine. Wade, New Orleans—Anne,
Stonehouse, Madras—Flirt, Paustie, Havana—Timandra,
Salonica—Louisa Bliss, Creighton, Phiiadolphia—Providentia,
Deswelgh, Ostend—Chronometer, Furze, Genoa—Paroquet,
Sewill, Beirout—Samson. Butcher, Galati—Otter, Cox, Barce-
lona—Gustav Adolfden Store, Kusten, Odessa—Cambria, (st.)
Judkins, Halifa

Indian. Mackie, from Algoa Bay at Mauritius.
Kate Jamie. hence at Malta.
Jane and Jessie, Campbell, hence at Malta, and sailed for
Beirout.
Veracity, Bence, hence at Malta

Barbra Steffati,;, Paccovich, sailed from Trieste for this port
20th ultimo.

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Bella Marina, Wood, sailed from Bombay for this port on the
31st October.
- -

Livingston, M'Dougall, sailed from Calcutta for this port 20th
October, and Amity, !lodges, 21st October, for -
Krompring Von Preussen, Moller, hence at Batavia.
Champlain, Miller, hence at Philadelphia, with loss of boat,
part of bulwarks, &c.

Princess Alice, Oliver, hence at St. John, N. 8., with loss of
bowsprit. sails, &c.
Ann, Martin, from Alexandria, Egypt, at Cove.
The Elizabeth, Davies, sailed hence for ',arbor Grace, New-
foundland, on the 23d August, and has not since been heard of.
MAURITIUS, Sept. 16.—The Douce Davie, Kenny, from Cal.
cutta, arrived at this port, experienced very heavy weather in
the Bay of Bengal, threw part of her cargo overboard, and is
discharging the remainder in a very damaged state.
ST. Mien Arm's, Nov. 14.—The wreck of the Cromwell, from
Quebec to Liverpool, was passed 4th ultimo, in lat. 42, long. 1 -,
by the Jane, arrived here.

SATURDAY, sth DECEMBER.—Wind S.W., light.
AaarvED.—Margarttta, Hodge, from Quebec—Seaflower,
—, from Gallipoli—Freeland, M'Kenzie, and Superb, Jepp,
from Cronstadt.
SAILI D.—Sarah Horne, Henderson, for Africa—Benjamin
Heaps, Butler, Gong Kong—Lena, Nagle, Trinidad—Freeman,
White, and Jno. Farnworth, Christie, Jamaica— Covenanter,
Patterson, Apalachicola—Manchester, Brown, New Orleans—
Lucretia, Trewia, Li.bon

Flora, Drsnstedt, hence at Travemunde
Bevel:us, Zielcke, hence at Danzic.

Saghalien. Jones, sailed from Cochin for Calcutta 30th Sept

Russia, Er,sler, from St. Petersburg off the Foreland.
LONDON. 4th Dec —The Lynx, of Liverpool, from Denia, after
discharging her cargo, was yesterday driven alongside Botolph
Wharf, had a timber fencer forced in her side, fell over, and
filled. She has been towed to Blackwall, considerably dama-
ged.
HavANA, 28th Oct.—The Edward Hayes, from Liverpool, and
William Murray. have been condemned and sold.

PARIS,•
2d Dec.—lt is reported that eighteen ships were lost,
On the south coast of Sicily, 2nd Nov., and that some of them
were English.

SUNDAY, 6th DECEMBER.—Wind N., light.
ARRIVED.— Coquette, Whitticombe, from Ambriz—Sylph,
Raisbeck, from Richibucto—Ceylon, Hobson, and Bridgetown,
Betty, Quebec—William Stoveld, Urquhart. from Taganrog—
Bueno Guiliano, and Sklar]. Bielovuvich. from Trieste—Sophia,
Giacobbe, from Messina—Concord, Black, from Oporto—Queen,
from Alexandria, E., and Brunette, from Picion.
SAILED.— Atlas, Coffin, for New York—Tarolinta, Cave, Bos-
ton—Mersey, Boyd, Jamaica.

New Grenada, (steamer,) hence (or Rio Janeiro, off Madeira
12th Nov.
Wm. Melville, Thomas, and Jersey Tar, M'Kurth, hence at

Genoa. _ _
Chronometer, Furze, hance for Genoa, and Otter, Cox, hence
for Barcelona. at Holyhead.
The barque Burley, sugar laden, bound for Liverpool, was on
shore at Cienfuegos, Cuba, previous to 14th Oct.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, DEC. 5.

. ADMITTED.
fn-patientscured 22 1 In-patient. 33
Relieved and at awn request 5 1 Out-patients ... 1
Made Out-patients 1 ( Casuals during the week. 10

DISC HA ROE

Remaining in the house. 19S
5
ConsultingSnr.eon •• J Dawson, Esq.
House Surgeon Mr. 51`Cbeane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
lipase Visitors, Her ry Lawrence, and Edw. Lister, Esqrs.
...... Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD Gll3SON,Treasuret,

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