The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, DECEMBER s.—Wind S.

ARRlVED.—Richard Cobden, Stewart, from Bombay—Os-
prey, from Callao—Columbus, Laurence, New York—Liver-
pool, Naples—William Peile, Scott, Buenos Ayres—lsabel,
Griffiths, Antigua—Emperor, ➢foull, Tarragona.

&tux-D.—Orbit, Larkin, fOr Mobile—Sir Robert Peel, Dick-
son, Lima—Science, Harvey, Constantinople—Light of the Ha-
rem, Stevenson, Buenos Ayres—Patriotess, Norrie, Arica—
Heroine, Jacobson, Africa—Ashland, Rice, New York.

Ivanhoe, Knight, from New York at this port, in 14 days.
On the 3rd instant, 100 miles west of Cape Clear, exchanged
signals with the Halifax steamer.

Land o'Cakes, and Salopian, M`Lauchlan, from China at St.
Helena.
Bland, Hoskin, and Warwick, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Bootle, Patrickson, from Pernambuco at Launceston, Van
Dieman's Land.
Diadem, Thorp, hence at St. Thomas (Africa.)
Norge, Strane, hence at Drontheim.
Arnold, Parrow, hence at Arendahl.
Pomeranian, Krause, hence at Danzic.
Philomene, Bulcke, and Jean Van Eyck, Minne, hence at Os-
tend.

George, Munro, from Newfoundland, for this port, at Va-
lencia.

Bella, Hicks, from Oporto at Waterford.
SHIELDS, Dec. 4.—The Betsey, Tucker, of Littlehampton,
from Liverpool, and the Danish sloop Aurora, Olsen, from Yar-
mouth, were driven on the Herd sand this morning. Crew
saved. The South Shields life-boat, manned by pilots, in pro-
ceeding to the rescue of the crews, capsized, and about twenty-
one men were drowned. _

BELFAST, Dec. 4.—The Ranger, of Padstow, from Sligo for
Liverpool, drove on shore at Ki'root yesterday, and received
damage. Assistance has been sent to her.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7.—Wind S.S.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Primula, Jackson, from Honduras—Princess,
Taylor, Shippegan—Colonel Maule, Rankin, Quebec.
SAlLED.—Zephyr, Tallop, for Africa—Abraham, Castren,
Genoa—Montezuma, Seavett, New Orleans—Dido, Scotland,
and Warrior, Beynon, Rio Janeiro—Wanderer, Schafer, for
Smyrna—Ann Kenny, Hayes, Staten Island and Charleston.

The William Peile, which arrived here yesterday from Bue-
nos Ayres, sailed 7th October, in company with her Majesty's
ship Tweed and the steamer Harpy, for Rio Janeiro. The Alice
sailed on the 26th September, and the Susan on the 3d October,
both for London ; and the Gauntlet, on the 2nd October, for
this port. Left loading, the Adam Smith, Alciope, and Chap_
mans, for this port; Vanguard, Dromo, Daring, and Clio, for
London ; and the William Bailey, Merchant, Netta, and Maid
of Erin, for England. In a gale of wind, a few days prior to
the sailing of the William Peile, the Alciope drove athwart her
Majesty's ship Tweed, and lost bulwarks and stanchions, and
split covering board. The Tweed lost her bowsprit.
Mary Hartley, Donough, hence at Callao.

Gazette, Hicks, and kinUlous, Brown, hence at St. Michael's.
Flirt, Davies, and Daniel Dyer, Cooper, from Kerscoun at
Cronstadt.

Sophia, Cardillo, and Bristol, Alexander, hence at Messina
Huma, Jarvis, hence at Gibraltar.

Black River Packet, Stump, hence at Belfast

City of Exeter, Crowleys. from Valencia, and Pyllgwently,
Lewis, from_Patras, at Holyhead.

Victoria, Le Gre'sley, mid Rhondda, Baird, hence, and Hib-
bert, from Lisbon, at Buenos Ayres.

SATURDAY. DECEMBER B.—Wind S.S.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—II Spirit° Santo de Saivatori. Sorandaza, from
Licata—Grazia, Pelcover, from Trieste—Creamore, Kemp,
from Pernambuco.

SAlLED.—Euphrasine. Chevalier, for Africa—Eliza and Hes-
ter, Kruger, Bombay—Stanhope, Lott, and Wizard, Jausse-
rand, St. Michael—Equity, Nason, Boston—Avon, Currey, and
Elizabeth, Clark, Charleston—lntrinsic, Toole, and Alice Wil-
son, Lockhart, New Orleans—Mary Pleasants, Bowne, Phila-
delphia—Gannet (s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam.

Digby, from Callao and Queenstown, for London, is on shore
near Dungeness, and is likely to become a wreck.
Canopus, Rowett, hence at Calcutta 16th Oct.
St. Lawrence, M`Farlance, hence at Bombay 28th Oct.
Annette Gilbert, Chapman, hence at Cape of Good Hope.
Till, Barker, hence at Constantinople.
Venilia, Eddes, and Johanna Catharina, Kuen, hence at Hel-
voet.
Prince of Wales, Thomas, hence for Naples, at Milford.
Amazonne, Sissul, hence for Havana, at Holyhead.
Loodionah, and Bangalore, sailed from Saugor for this port
12th October.
Hope' Ellis, sailed from Zante for this port 22nd Nov.
Eliza Sanders, Sanders, sailed from Patfas for this port 14th
Nov.
Forget-me-Not, sailed from Smyrna 9th Nov.—Era 14th—
and Yarmouth 16th Nov., all for this port.
Teia, Alimonda, sailed from Malta, for this port 14th Nov.
King Olive, Gill, sailed from Malaga for this port 23rd Nov.
Die Ostsee, from Stettin, for this port, at Falmouth.
Charlotte, Brandt, from Danzic, for this port, at Falmouth.
Zoe, from Ceylon at the Cape of Good Hope.
Maid of Juloha, from Mauritius at Bombay.
Argyra, Rees, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for Mauritius
15th October.
Luise Henry, Perodo, from Lucan at Holyhead.
Hamlet, M`Laren' from Manilla at Queenstown.
Parkfield, Smith, from Callao at ditto.
Thomas Sparks, Groom, from Calcutta at Deal.
Blarney, from Rotterdam at ditto.

WEXFORD, 6th Dec.—The brig Gazelle, Milian, of Liverpool,
from Demerara for Workington, struck on Blackwater Bank
yesterday morning, and subsequently went on shore on the
main, where she lies sunk in the surf, and will be a wreck. The
cargo (wood) will be saved.