The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-13 00:00:00

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November
SPOKEN.— Australia, hence for Port Philip, lgth
Zaeember, in lat 37, lon 17— B adicea, from London to Batavia,
tYth ultimo, in lat 45 N, 101 l 12 W—Cceur de Lion, hence, sth
ratant, about 26 miles S.S.W. of Tuskar—Edinburgh. hence for
reW Orleans, 7th ultimo, in lat 23, lon 32—Elizabeth Ratcliffe,
ze.ce r South America, 3rd instant, off Cape Clear—Hope,
4.aee, 29th ultimo. off the miltees—Honor, from Smyrna for
(12 Port, ioth ultimo, off Cape St. Vincent—l Dare, hence for
;',',Pe of Good Hope. 22nd November, in lat g S,lon 29 W—James
Rant, hence for Virginia, I;th ultimo, in lat 42, lon 14—Lady
,Qwella, from B mbay for this port, 21st October, in lat 33, lou
Mary Ray, hence for Demerara, 24th ultimo, in lat 41, lon
1.---N;ozambique. hence for St. John, N. 8., out 42 days
n.atthew King, hence for Berbice. 11th ultimo. in lat 24, lon 38
ounble. hence for Azores, 11th ultimo, in lat 45, ion 16-osce-
;).la, for this port, 7;h ultimo, off Carnaver.l's Cape—Oriental,
i.ani Buenos Ayres for this port, out ;4 days—Robert Preston,
:aril Cadiz for this port, 13th ultimo, off Cape St. Vincent—Ro-
;au, hence for Singapore, 6th October, in the Straits of Sunda—
,,,""etnpleman, hence for Valparaiso, 24th ultimo, in lat 48, on 13
vesture. from Laguna for this port, 21st ultimo, in lat 44, lon 36
--Ward Chipman, hence for New Orleans, sth instant—W. and
14. Brown ;from Calcutta to this port, loth December, iu lat 1 S,
an 20 W—Anger. fr m Bombay to this port, 14th December, in
I at,
5 N lon W —Betsey, from Newcastle to Calcutta, sth Oc-
tober, in lat 11 S, lon 82 E—Vtbilia, from Mauritius to Leith,
`.nel November, in lat 20 S. lon 2 W—Catherine, Jamieson, and
nstlyrna, from New Bedford, Bth December, in lat 4 S, lon 22 W,
the latter had spoken the day previous the Belle or Isabella from
441 Won— Branken Moor, from London to Van Diemen's Land;
;11 hit 11 N, lon 26 W —Victoria, of Scarborough. for London, 6th
'Milt-lacy, off Tuskar—Emma, Hartley, hence to Singapore, Y3rd
l':ovember, on the Equator—Elizabeth Wood, hence to Barba-
does, 27th December, in lat 41, lon 17—Columbus, hence to
Calcutta, 27th December, in lat 49,10 n 16 W—Nestor, from New
Orleans to the Clyde, In Ist 43, lon 40.
Fowev, January I.—Mary Pope. from Ichaboe, has been towed
In here today, leaky, wish sails set, foreyard sprung, loss of
Otllwarks, and crew quite exhausted.
SOUTHPORT, January 6.—A ship's head board, with " Caroline
tu,re" carved on it, and some small pieces of wreck, with par-
:l,leB of cotton sticking to them, have been washed on shore near
r,ta place. Mem. The Caroline Lesure left the Union Dock on
...48 3rd instant, for Belfast.

THURSDAY, JANiyaity B.—Wind S.W. moderate.
b ARRlVED.—Swordfish, Green, from Pernambuco—Esk, and
krkhill from Trieste—Ariel, South, from Africa—Derby, Cain,
49ra Bonny— Cosm politan, from New Calabar—Hero, from
io Janeiro— Oncliaka. Glidden, and Arkan us, Larabic, from
...New Orleans— harlotte, from Naples—Doctor, from Seville-
-4 Vigilante, Sarre, and Elizabeth, Taylor, from Jersey.

. Jessie. Walker. from Oahu. at Mazatlan
, from this port ; Horsburgh, Smith, from Cobija ;
iilde Augusta, Lamb ; Wallace, Main ; and Gipsy, from the
44nchas— all at Ulna
,AUstralia, Gale, sailed frem ditto 4th Oct. ; Bencoollen, Cla-
l.but, and Caractacus, Barker. 13th Oct.; Highlaneer, Wheel-
* 19th Oct.—all for this port; Blakely, Gibson, nth Oct. for
'e Chinchas, and Eiorga KeitK, Scott, loth Oct. for Cork
.uropean Thomas Harrison, and Columbine, hence at Rio
41.1tenovrn, M'lver ; Lama, Dumbrill ; Irene, Byrom; Lydia,
and Copia, Jarvis. hence at Bahia
Pon'.onby, and Thos. Miller, Bruce,chence at Pernambuco
Denison, King; Margaret, Jackson ; Mountaineer, Smith,
.._
111ahaica, Jump, hence at Demerara
4,tnes, Ducker, hence at Trinidad
Tweedale, hence at Barbadoes
VG Packet, Harvey, hence at Demerara
4sabet, Griffiths, hence ht Antigua
j 'Welt, Benson ; Jenny. Br, s ;
tines, from Trinidad, at St. Thomas
tertha, Ode, and Alexander, Murray, hence at Jacmel
Llewellyn, Gibbs. hence at Fort Republicain
+or ca
o,
Gibb ; Alice, Ayshlord; Freeman, White, and
o, hence at Havana
Walter Scott, from London, at Nassau
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ineeva; sailed from diPo for this port let Dee.
John Brooks, Lockhart, hence at Puerto Cabello
phoenix, and Mary Bibby, Archibald, hence at Honduras
leehn Anderson, Ridley, sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna Ist
overnber
lumal Fulford, sailed from Gibraltar for Malaga 22ud Dec.
AJacobs, Rabeck, sa led fron• Cadiz 24th Nov. ; Romp, Wash-
36th Dec.; and Douro, Matthews, 27th Dec. all for this
Dort

Atalanta, Hanson; and

11.1113v0 Felix, Mendiz ; Fernandes, Contente ; Industry, Tini-
an; Antelope, Archer, and Wyvern, Morris, hence at Lisbon
,„ Senior Dos Passos, sailed from Lisbon 22nd Dec. ; Nova Sa-
`4R, !tient°, Xariffa, 24th Dec. ; and Myrth, Noonan, 2 -th Dec. ;
I for this port
Norma Graham, hence at Oporto
011.1.1', Jan. s.—The Leonie Damonig. from C'arente for Li-
:erPool, in working through St. Mary's Sound, yestei day, mis-
sed stays, and went on the rocks, but Was assisted off on the
.00d tide, after cutting away her masts, and is now at an anchor
gear the same place, making much water.
trawlboat arrived her on Wednesdaywhich had in
VW, on the previous day, the hull of the schooner Jane, of
hn'erPool, with both masts carried away, and DO person on
9ard. Owing to the gale there tsing, the trawlboat had to
abandon the wreck off the north of the Island.—Mona's Herald.
, THE LOST STEAMER Sr. DAVID.—From the particurs re-
lative to this vessel which have been furnished by Mr: avid-
-213, the consignee, it appears that she left Havre on the 13th
mitinto, in the evening. The weather at the time was rather
140derate, but in the asternoon of the following day the storm
,e°,ramenced. Since that date nothing positive had been heard
`1 the steamer. Relative to the supposition of there being pas-
-I„engers on board. some of those who saw the ill-fated steamer
`"e Havre report that they observed on her deck about twenty
tersons, and a portmanteau, containing female apparel, has
:ien picked up off Fecamp. According .to the latest accounts,
th the exception of the body of the engine driver, none
other of the unfortunate sufferers have been picked up.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9.—Wind S.E. light.
rorfißatvEn.—D'Arey, Garrick, from Algoa Bay—Jane, Moffatt,
I,z2n Paraiba—William Large, from Jamaica—Elizabeth, from
be'irfouodland—Carlotta, Lagana, from Palermo—Asia, Camp-
-411 from Pernambuco—Abbot Lord, from New Orleans—Wm.
ekelinz. from Terceira—and Robert Preston, Williamson, from
tlLHD.—Huguenot, Goodhue, for New York—Nymph, NI-
(ol. for Santander—St. Clare, Foy, and Sheffield. Smith, for
1.;? Orleans—Quest, Price, for Genoa—Medina, James. and
Th`,ltia. Thorpe. for Sincapore—Penrith, Guillett, for Bahia—
Fieldea for Calcutta—Colombo, Burwell, for Boston—
ra,`,eLle. Lakey, for Alicant—Requiter, Searle, for Constanti-
pale—Escualda'na, for Marseilles—Diadem, Carr, for Hayti—
tiee'donia, for Monte Video—London Packet, for Azores—Rein-
-I“ngr for Trieste—Prompt, Dunlop, for St. Thomas—Ju-
T
s_Z,s_nr
er Jens
fore Naples —n, for FleVier Gnsburg—Eiizaebroeders, Bell.
for Amsterdame— Bell, for Venic—llo
Actipe,
ve,
Barbal'44. for Danzic—Harmonie, for Rotterdam—Grecian, Hunter,
does—and Royalist, Cooper, for Leghorn.

)Pat t.r
• Harrison, sailed from the Cope of Good Hope for Port
Lai 15th Novem,er
Combermer, and Englishman. Dyer, at Gaboon
et.
Shotten, ande Marie, Largonet, hence at 800 deaux
Ca..eue, Wright Clea. to , hence at Cove tor New Orleans. Bcre up from
stop a trifling leak

SATURDAY. JANUARY la.—Wind S.S.W. moderate.
igth'"D.—Stephen Lurman, Bryan, from New York ; sailed
Fran During the passage experiencad very heavy ga!es—
.l4,ces. Corkhill. and Isabella, Briggs, from Charleston—Vrola,
; Borneholm, Mason . and Jacob Pennell, from New
Di cr.'s—Canopus, from China—Arjer, Bell, from Bombay, in
fro dogs—Kingston, Neeve, from Africa—Jamaica, Williams,
from Jamaica—Elizabeth, from Callao—Ellen Highfield, }lardy,
,ova 4;0 Grande—Jenny Jones, Wakeham, from Smyrna—
irnM Messina—Clementine, Symonds, from St. Michael's
iterr
ventu r
ee. Willey, fro.n Terceira—and Medina. from the
tanau.