The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-15 00:00:00

&hipping Intelligente.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11.—Wind S.E

ARRl,ED.—Majestic, Laidley, and Asia, —, fronl Quebec—
Adrian, from New Orleans—Catherine, from Cephalonia
SAILED.—James Matheson, Bransconshe, for Sydney—Sham-
rock, Daldy, for Launceston—Belvidere, Stephenson, for Bombay—
Isabel, Griffiths, for Antigua—Asia, Hannah, for Mobile—Robert
Burns, Messenger, for Apalachicola—Thetis, Brown, for Charleston
—Fama, Winreath, for Virginia—lsabella, Rymer, for Pernambuco
—Alexander Liddle, Henderson, for St. Thomas—Joseph, Potlick,
for Ghent—Neersland, Vrow, De Groot, for Rotterdam

Elien, Yapp, hence at Calcutta
Marwood, Stott, from London at Malta
Apame, (late Hunter,) from Port-au-Prince, at Falmouth, lost
sails, stauncheons, stern boat, &c.
Jean Hastie, Smith, hence to Sierra Leone, was spoken sth i nst
In lat. —, long. 9 15
London, of Liverpool. was spoken 21st Sept. in lat. 36, long, 17
Premier, and Mauritian, from the Cape of Good Hope, at the
Mauritius
Allerton, —, from Calcutta, at the Mauritius
Silksworth, Maldrum, from St. Petersburg for Liverpool, at
Stromness, lost boats, bulwarks, cook-house, and one man washed
overboard
Haidee, ' hence to New South Wales, was spoken 3rd
Nov. in lat. BN, long 23. On 25th October, got on shore on Quail
Island, Cape de Verds, but was got off with little damage, and loss
of best bower anchor
Madras, ---, hence to Demerara, was spoken 3rd Dec. in lat.
49 31, long. 10.
WORKINGTON, Dec. g.—The Lord Abercromby, Potts, from Li-
verpool, in attempting the harbour yesterday, got on shore to the
North of the Channel, but is expected off without much damage.
Woodstock, Pines, from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed 16th
Nov. The Clyde and Frederick, from Liverpool, were going in.
Matilda, Hodgson. sailed from Messina for Liverpool 18th Nov.
CORK, Dec. 9. Hanover, —, from Baltimore for Liverpool,
is on shore near Beerhaven. The cargo is expected to be saved
DUBnIN, Dec. 10.—Perthshire. Jones, from Liverpool for Havana,
struck on the Codling Bank this morning and filled. Crew saved
in the long boat. It is feared the vessel will go to pieces.
Voluna, Foy, from St. John, N.B. at the Cove. On 19th Nov.
in lat. 47, long. 34, saw a barque with green counter, upset, Uut
could not render any assistance, as the Voluna was scudding under
close reefed maintopsail
Agnes Ewing, Wade, from Miramichi, off the Cove. Has on
board the crew of the Deveron, from Dalhousie for the Clyde,
abandoned in lat. 45, long. 47

SATURDAY, DEcEmsga_l2.-:—W.ind S.E. Fght,

SAILED.— Isabella, Thorpe, and Cambridge, Dickson, for Dem a-
rara—Lord Glenelg, Simpson. for Trinidad—Concordia, Eddes, for
Rotterdam—Hermes, Oliphant, for Lima—Garrow, Lingharn, for
Africa—and Ganges, Henderson, for Charleston.

Souter Johnny, Little, from Quebec, at this port; sailed Ist Nov
On 3rd Dec. in lat. 22, spoke the Earl of Harewood, from Cuba and
Nassau, for Swansea, with 200 tons copper ore thrown qverboard,
very leaky, and with loss of stanchions, bulwarks, sails, &c. boat
stove, and part of the crew laid up, having experienced very severe
weather

Adam Lodge, James, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed July,
and from St. Helena 20th October

Phoebe. , from Quebec, at this port; sailed 11th November,
lost boats, bulwarks, Ike,
Ma.y Ann Hatton, , from Quebec, at this port; lost sails,
bulwarks, &c.

Sophia, •, from Messina, at this port
Heyworth, Dunlop, from Demerara, at the Clyde; sailed 26th
October; lost bulwarks, Sze. On 7th Nov. in lat. 21, long. 28,
spoke the Spartan, hence for Cuba
St. George, Stewart, from Cuba, at the Cove, in 39 days ; sailed
in company with the Fama, for Cowes
Cayman, (iron steamer) hence for Demerara, at Dundaik
Effort, Orfeur, hence for Naples, at Belfast Lough, with loss of
boats and bulwarks

Harriet, Matthews, hence for Cadiz, at Scilly
Victory, Jarvis, from Newfoundland, at Holyhead
Julia, Swindell, hence for Hamburg, at Beaumai is
Mount Stewart Elphinstone, for Calcutta, has put back to the
Clyde, with loss of stanchions, bulwarks, &c.
Mary Elizabeth, Currie, sailed from China for Liverpool 21st July
Clyde, Matches, from Batavia, at St. Helena, and sailed 22nd
October for Amsterdam

Heart of Oak, --, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Duke of Lancaster, —, hence for Bombay, of ditto 27th
September
Lord Abercrombie, Potts, hence at Workington, after being on
shore, but without much apparent damage
Wilsons, Campbell, henee at Demerara
Rcsabel, —, from Smyrna fur Liverpool, off Cape Matassan
4th November

PILLALT, Nov. 23.—Farewell, Korsch, from Liverpool, in entering
the port, in tow of the Gazelle, (steamer) took the ground, but
came off after discharging a small part of her cargo, and put back
to the Roads. A lighter, with from 25 to 30 tons salt, (part of the
cargo of the Carl Christian, Birr, from Liverpool for this port,)
was stranded 24th Nov. near this place. The Carl Christian pro-
ceeded eo Danzic today.

ISLEMAN, Dec. 11.—Dinah, Dick, from Liverpool for Palermo,
put in here yesterday, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, caboose,
long-boat, &c. and two men disabled, having been struck by a sea
on Monday last. off Holyhead

SUNDAY, 13TH DECEMBER.—Wind S.D. light,

Oriental (steamer) Soy, from Alexandria, at Liverpool; sailed
26th November; from Malta, Ist December, and from Gibraltar,
6th December.

SAILED.—Mary, Redpath, for New Orleans—Lady of the Lake,
Stewart, for Demerara—Garrick, Palmer, and Westchester, Ferris,
for New York.

BREMEN, STII December.—A long boat nearly new, marked out-
side Samaritan, and inside Thod v s David, was picked up in the
Channel, 30th November, and brought here.
Abbotsford, Chambers, from Mauritius, at Kedgeree, and sailed
for Liverpool,
Young Queen, Atkins, sailed from Calcutta, for Liverpool, 11th
October.

BELFAST, 9TH DE CE MBE .--Cambria, Robertson, from Liverpool,
for Calcutta, has put in here, with head-rails washed away, long-
boat stove, and cabin half tilled with water, in a heavy gale 6th and
7th instant. Mr. James Wrght, Leake, from Liverpool, for Cork,
has atso put in here, with loss of main yard and topsail.
CAMFBELTOWN, yth Dec.—Emerald, Dempsey, from Liverpool,
for Bordeaux, was driven on shore on Sanda Island Bth inst. and
it is feared will be a wreck-

Carl Christian, Birr, from Liverpool and Pillau. at Danzic
Science, Baker, from Liverpool for Constantinople, at Kingstown
Appollo, Fisher, do, for Grenada do.

Osprey, Kirk, from Liverpool, for Bombay, at anchor off
Carrickfergus, gth Dec. having touched on the South Rock in the
gale on the 7th Dec. ; is leaky. and will put back to Liverpool or
Grenock.
Rosanna, Reid, from Liverpool, at Rio Janeiro.

OFF THE POR.T.—Monarch, from Bombay

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14.-

E.S.E. light

ARRlVED.—Harrier

from Marseille,

SAILEIL—AmeIia, Teaadale, for Rio Janeiro—lndustrie, Zellein,
for Ostend—Britannia, Aitchison, for Mobile—and Vesta, Shaw,
for Rio Janeiro.

Snowden, (steamer) took fire this morning in the Clarence Dock,
but it was got under without doing any serious damage.

Scotland, from Quebec, that was on shore near the Magazines,
Was got off this morning and docked

Lochinvar, Allen, hence for Trinidad, at Waterford, with damage
Cordelia, Cawdet, hence at Calcutta
Harper, Murphy, from Miramichi for this port, was spoken 22nd
Nov. in lat. 44, ioug. 55

SAND Haans, Oct. 6.—The Urgent, from Calcutta to Liverpool,
in proceeding down the Hoogley yesterday, passed the Hector, for
Liverpool, on shore in Diamond Harbour.
DUNDALK, Dec. 13.—The Cayman, (iron schooner) from Liver-
pool to Demerara, got on her anchor on the ebb tide last night,
and filled.
Of the Port, the Monarch, from Bombay.

TIDE TABLE

Height.' Sundays, Holydays, 6-e.

R. . R. )I. F. I.
Tuesday 15 331 j 358 13 4
Wednes. 16 423 1 455 12 3 Camb. Mich. Term ends.
Thursdayl7 529 557 12 0 Oxford Mich. Term ends.
Friday .. 18 628 7 5 11 11
Saturday 19 736 8 6 12 11
Sunday.. 20 837 9 6 13 5 4th Sunday in Advent.
Monday 21 931 g 53 14 3 St. Thomas. Winter begins