The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS,

Notice is hereby given that the present fixed light of the Bom-
bay-Lighthouse is to be converted into a revolving light, and
will he .3:Minted in such on trio Ist February, 1847. No altera-
tion will be made in the present floating lights.
JAMES C. MEI.VILL, Secretary.
East India house, London, October 14, 1846.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.—The following has been forwarded to
Lloyd's by the Danish consul : •
".On the small island of Veiro, north of Lolland, in lat. 55 deg.
2 min. IS sec., and long. 11 deg. 22 min. 15 sec., a revolving
light will be exhibited In a lighthouse as feet high, and 50 feet
above the level of the sea. The new light, which will be used
for the first time on the 15th October next, and afterwards kept
burning the same time as'the other lights In this kingdom, will
give a flash every quarter of a minute, arid be visible from a
ship's deck at the distance of about 2 miles (Danish) all round
the island. At the same lima a light will be exhibited in the
same manner on the southern end of Argerso, called Kelholm,
about 2i miles (Danish) N. W. frdm Veiro, in a lantern elevated
on a pole 16 feet above the ground, and 24 feet above the level
of the sea. As this apparatus is also to serve as a beacon by
day, a red and white coloured balloon of three feet diameter will
be placed for •greater conspicuousness on a staff above the lan.
tern. This kept in a line with the Mill will show the course for
entering Ono Sound from the north.
" Royal Board of Trade, Copenhagen, Sept. 22, 1846."

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Edward, Danzic—Sea, Freeman, New York—Pan-
line. Janson, Bremen--Flirt, Poustic, St. Petersburg—Zephyr,
Carthagena.

The Brants Gregorns, for Danzic, has put back Leak f, having
struck in the Rock Channel.

Eliza Johnson, Donaldson, and Columbus, Green, hence at
Pernambuco.
Tynwald, Harmey, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
Perseverance. Corkhill, from Sydney at Pernambuco.
Concordia, Bindeman, and DMus, Marks, hence at Memel.
Regina, Ander-on, hence at Dram.
Susannah, Williams, _hence for Naples at Milford.

FRIDAY, OCTODEU 23.—Wind W., fresh.
Mttuvuu.—`Williams, , from St. Petersburg..
SAILED.—Ocean, (steamer,) —, Havre.

A brig, with loss of foretopmast, was seen to-day off Point
Lynas, standing towards Beaumaris Bay.
Gazelle, (schoouer,) of Carrickfcr4ns, has put into Beaumaris,
with loss of foretopmast and sails split.
• VESSELS SPOK4N.
Larne, hence 7th instant, in lat 44 N., N., long. 10 W—Falem,
Bence to Mobile,-27th ultimo, in lat. 33 N—Agenora, hence off
Anticosti 24th ult.—Mary, hence for Africa, Ist instant, in lat.
46, lon. 11.

SATURDAY, 14th OCTOBER —Wind W., fresh.
ARLlVED.—Washington Lying, Caldwell, from Boston; saikel
sth Occ.—Henry Pratt, Hartley, front New Orleans—Aura,
.'Wannest and, from Kascoe—Eliza Bell, Bell; Zephyrus, Hutch-
inson, Standard, Frond, from St. Petersburg—Southerner,
_almer, from New York—Rose, from Honduras—Prima Donna,
V
owarth, from Laguira—Urania, Martin, from Savanilla—and
beau,sA Colles, from Leghorn.
LEn.—Empire, Russell, for New York.

router Johnny,Little.
. and Safeguard, Smith, hence at Quebec
Vet 'Man. Somes, hence at Baltimore.
ice, Dunlevy, hence at Philadelphia.
Niagara,
Russell, and Ohio, Bird, hence at New York.
(steamer,) Ryrie. hence at Boston 3rd Oct.
Nimble hence for Whitehaven at Beaumaris.
A,
t.—`4oPardi, Azzop.Ardi, hence for Leghorn at Milford.
G °"W
4iftsu Hopere, Selsth weell, hence at St. Helena, and sailed for Cape of
„,° Spt.
th."gris, Mawson, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and Failed for
'lB Port 15th Sept.
_,Letitia, Thorpe, from Batavia at St. Helena, and Failed for
k;'-uk 1 Sept.
vv‘,lior, Edwards. from Bombay at the Cape of Good Hope.
Duncan, Fawcett, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Tam O'Shanter, from Sincapore at ditto.
Franconia, for New York. and Mersey, (steamer,) for Dublin,
tot in contact this afternoon in the river, and both returned into
4ek ; the ship with .oss of cutwater, and the steamer with pad-
'lc box stove.
A barque, apparently cotton laden, with lower masts and
Wsurit standing, was passed 6th Oct in lat. 47, long. 27, a
cliralict, by the Ellen, arrived in the Thames.
0 rliitanapoan, 232 Oct.—Glen Helen, from Liverpool for New
_essa, was dismasted to the westward of Padstow, and, after
re"' g her cables, was driven on shore in this bay, and it is
ailed will not be got off. Crew saved.
c ,:kDSTOW, 22nd Oct.—Samaritan, Davie, from Liverpool for
~,?.s.tantinople, was totally wrecked this morning near this
only one seaman and an apprentice saved. Part of her
-";:t0 expected to be saved.
B 2iind Oct.—Eliza, Hill, from Liverpool for Valparaiso,
oo shore on the racks at Undercliffe Stowe, and will probably
4,?_t,0 Pieces. Crew and passengers saved. Two large vessels
';,11I the Lay, dismasted.
L1,3101:1'11. 22nd Oct.—General Sale, Brooks, from Liverpool
l°r Ceylon, put in Here to-day, with less of cutwater, and very
aky.
~P 'RTIICAWL, 22nd October.—Bradshaw, that came on shore
"srni October has become a total wreck.
MILFORD, 21st Oct.—Nora Creina (steamer,) was in contact
with the Design, from Liverpool for Yarmouth, last night, and
carried away the bowsprit, sprun; the foremast, and stove in
the bows of the latter.
N.W.IIGUARD, 21st October.—lt is blowing a gale from W. to
'll There are nineteen laden brigs aryl schooners in the offing,
names unknriwn. Shonl,l the gale continue, and the wind shift
tA little more to the north, the whole must come on shore.
Pour MADoc, 22d Oct —Elizabeth, of Killoug-h, from Liver-
pool for Tralce, and the schooner Foxdale, from Liverpool for
Swansea, are on shore at Morfa Bychan.

Adirondack, -- , from New York at Kings road.
Emerald, brig, pnt into .14aumarls Bay this afternoon, with
cargo shifted.
The Alert. Ord, was in contact yesterday in the Downs, in a
heavy gale from S.S.W., with the Kinn'on, and was obliged to
run into Ramsgate, after slipping from her anchors.
ABERYSTWITH, 23rd Oct.—The Tamerlane, Ackland, from Li-
verpool for New Orleans, drove on shore near this harbour this
morning, with loss of both anchors, rudder unshipped, copper
much torn, and bilges chafed; the cargo and materials are now
being landed. Crew saved.
DUNFANAGnY, DowsoAt, 22nd Oct.—The schooner Jean, of
Liverpool, was wrecked last night on Ballynass Strand. Crew
drowned.

SWANSEA. 23rd Oct.—The Elizabeth and Susan, Hotblack, of
Yarm, uth, from Liverpool for L'ordt, put in here to-day, with
loss of bulwarks, stanchions, anchor, &c., and will have to dis-
charge part of her cargo.
CARDIGAN, 22nd Oct—The Prince Albert, Newton, from Li-
verpool for Rotterdam, was stranded this morning near this
place, during a heavy gale from W.N.W. to N. Crew saved.
NEW YORE, 7th Oct.—The Flora M• Donald. Grant, from Dub-
lin for St. Stephen, was abandoned at sea 22nd Sept. Crew taken
off by the Corsair, arrived here.
QUEBEC. Ist Oct.—A barque was seen on N.B. end of Green
Island, with the crew leaving, and a barque on Red Island Reef,
by the Carrara. Robertson, which experienced a heavy snow
storm 24th Sept. The Promise, Pines, from Liverpool for Mon-
treal, is on shore on the Point of St. Laurent.
MILFORD, 22nd Oct —The barque Buctouch, from Archangel,
struck on some rocks near St. David's Head this morning, cap-
sized, and afterwards drifted on shore at Abberpool, bottom up.
Crew drowned. Part of the cargo is lauding.
PLYMOUTH, 23rd Oct.—The General Sale, from Liverpool for
China, in moving higher her cutwater, got aground at Queen
Ann's Battery Point, but came off on the flood; damages not
yet ascertained. The Henry Bliss. Cumming, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, has put in here, with loss of sails.
PORT MADOC, '23rd October.—Nearly all the cargo has been
saved from the Elizabeth, on shore near this place.
FISHGUARD, 22nd Oct—The following, all laden, have been
driven on shore here and become total wrecks :—Brig Alert, of
Whitehaven, about 310 tons, one man saved ; Martha, of Yar-•
mouth, master and mate drowned ; Erin, of Cardigan, crew
saved. The following vessels were also driven on shore :—Sir
Peregrine, from Illlngor for Cork, crew saved; Brothers, Bing-
ham, from Liverpool for Neath, much damaged; Ncw Hope,
from Liverpool for Ross, dismasted ; Union, of Vilhitehaven,
likely to be a wreck; brig Thomas, schooner President, Ann
mid Letitia, and John and Mary, all much injured; Charlotte,
of Newport, a total wreck. A ship and two brigs are on shore
a little t I the westward of Stamble [lead.

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 20.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. carter
Wheat.. l6l .... £466 18 0 aCB 18 0
Barley
Oats

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 26.
The demand has been very extensive to-day, more particularly
from speculators, who have received an impetus from the Great
Western accounts. The sates reach 1,,0a0 to 12,000 bales, 601,0
of them to speculators. leaving only 4foo or 5003 to the trade.
Prices are firm, and if any change the seller gets an advantage
to-day, and the market has an upward tendency.