The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-14 00:00:00

Dec. 14, 1847.

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TUESDAY, Dec. 7.—Wind N.N.W., blowing hard.
ARRIVED.—HeIen Hamilton, Nichols, from Maracaibo—
!phynx, Cormibeer, from Lisbon.

•
Digby, hence for New York, has put hack.
St. Vincent. Shepherd, hence for St. Vincent, has put back.
The brig Mary, from St. John's, was driven on shore this
morning to the east of Ithyl.
Frankfield, Robinson, hence for Callao, was wrecked early
this morning, near the East Meuse, Anglesea, and twenty of
the crew drowned.
Arciduca, Palatino, Italian brig, was driven on shore to-day
at noon in Llandudno Bay. Three men drowned.
A barque was on shore to-day, near Beaumaris, and a dis-
masted vessel afloat to the westward of the Ormshead.
Rival, -, hence off St. Michael's.
Lady Flora Hastings, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Soura-
baya 23d Nov.
St. Pau!, Sohlor ; Somolet, Ebarth; and St. Harlampy, Hol-
stein, hence at St. Petersburg.
Margaret, Armstrong, hence at Danzig.
Cygnet, Boyce, and Patty. Booth, hence at Helvoet.
Maria, Hamilton. from Halifax off Cove.
Kelsick Wood, Brown, from Berbice at Deal, with loss of
anchors. _ _ _

The barque Lady Kennaway, which was abandoned on the
Ditth of Nov , in the Bay of Biscay, was towed into Plymouth
on Wednesday last, by her Majesty's steam-tug Confidence.
with no material damage beyond the loss of her rudder. She
has been plundered of loose spars, rigging, &c., but the cargo,
valued, at upwards of .4200.0C°, appears to have been untouched.
The barque Penrith, from Rio de Janeiro for London, was
wrecked on the Goodwin Sands on Friday se'nntaht. All hands
were saved except the captain, Lequesne, who was left on hoard,
in consequence of the boat breaking adrift, while he went to
look for something in the cabin.
Especulador, from Rhoca at St. Übes.
Ile7en Hamilton, left under repairs at Bermuda the Greenock,
Mackay, tram St. Domingo for this port. During the last three
-days the Helen Hamilton experienced heavy westerly gales.
FA Lmovrn, DEC. s.—The Wannan, Cornelius, of and from
Liverpool for Rio Grande, which put hi here on the Ist instant,
leaky, has been surveyed, and is discharging.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER S.—Wind N., fresh.
AWRIVED.—Martin Luther, 'Pollock, from Stnyrna—Rhod,
Mika, from Palermo—Princess Cliat:otte, from St. Michael's.

Dyson, Crockett, from Sydney at Port Nicholson.
West Lothian, Martin, sailed from Palermo for this port 10th
421 t.
Amelia, Walker, sailed from Leghorn for this port Tith ult.

Comte ;o.lexandir Brorndt, Dideio, hence at Miirseilles

llarvey Galbraith, hence and St. Thomas at Laguna.
Earl Stanhope, Holman, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Trieste.
Industry, Holman, from Leghorn at Gibraltar, and cleared
for Liverpool.
Alexander, hence at Cadix.•
Bridg,r, Wade, hence at Lisbon.
Don, I:snore, sailed from oporto for this port 22d ult.
Cigno, Anedess, from Venice at Cowes, for this port, with
loss of boats, bulwarks, &c., and leaky.
Seagull, Stewart, from Cronstadt at Freswick Bay, for this
port.
Ruby, Murphy, from Newfoundland at Waterford.
Eugene, hence off Puffin Island, putting into Beaumaris,
bound to Ostend.
HOLYHEAD, Due. 7.—The Margaret Ann, Pattie, from Li-
verpool for Newfoundland, put into here to-day with loss of
boats, bulwarks, sails, &c., and cargo damaged, having shipped
a sea which filled the cabin. The Felix, Westbrook, parted her
stern moorings to-day, and carried away her stern, &c.
BEAITMARIS, Due. 7.—The barque Amelia, Atkinson, from
Eastport for Liverpool, ran on the Spit of the Dutchman's Bank
during the night ; came off on the fitiod, and grounded on the
Liven Sands, where she remains full of water, and Vt ith loss of
rudder, anchors, &c.: crew saved. The ship Atala, Tate, ft om
St. Jo! n, N.B. for Liverpool, is riding outside the Dutchman's
Bank, with loss of fore and mainmast. Mem.—The Victoria,
steam-tue, with the company's life-boat, proceeded to the
Atala last night, and the steamer took her in tow this morning
for Liverpool.
PALERMO, Nov. 25.—The schooner Oriental was lost near
?foto Nide 4th Dec., under the Head of Malta,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.
ARE! VED.—Wave, Ryd, from Alexandria—Tucilli, New Ross
—Sceptre, Pleetw•ood—Cogaelte, Rook, Loango, sailed 21st
Oct., in company with the Benjamin Boyd, for Ambriz. Left
at Loango the cutter George Canning.

Ace of Trumps, Lidstone; Katinka, Casely; Iris, Harris;
and Celerity, Jones, all hence at St. Michael's.
Infanta, Ruggiero, hence at Barcelona.
Less;_ng, hence at Cuxhaven.
Louisa, Mailler, hence for Demerara, at Carlingford Lough.
H.M.S. Constance (50) was at San Ras previous to 6th Oct.,
oolledting opium.
Templeman, Ellis, from Islay, and sailed 22nd September
for this port; Ottawa, Dugman ; Helena, Sutherland ; and
Calliope, Lussell, hence, and railed 17th Sept. for the Chinchas;
Sarah, Davis, from Pisco, and sailed 26th Sept. for Liverpool ;
Airey, Walker, from Panama, and sailed 24th Sept. for the
Chinchas; Dyson, Crockett, from New Zealand, and sailed
30th Sept. for the Chinchas ; Bolton Abbey, Barker, and
Glentanner, Brock, from Sydney—all at Callao.
Lady Kinnaird, Robb, sailed from ditto 15th Sept., Camilla,
Pok, 19th, and Plata, 4th October, all for Liverpool ; and Eliza-
beth Radcliffe, 29th September, for Iquique.
Atala, Tate, St. John's, N. 8.,. at this port, towed in
with loss of fore and main masts from the Menai Straits, by
the .steam-tug Victoria.
Ann Baldwin, Farley; hence at Arica.
Abbots Fending, Atkinson, sailed from ditto for Islay on the
7th September.
Dugaud, Hansen; Matadors Machin; and Canada, Guthrie,
and sailed 19th Sept. for Cobija—all hence at Valparaiso.
Lanarkshire, Turner, from Cobija at Valparaiso.
Lady Rowena, M`Donald, sailed from ditto 31st August, and
Countess of Sefton 4th Sept., both for this port ; and Janet,
Paul, 2nd Sept., for England.
Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara.
John Horton, Cunningham, sailed from do. 29th October;
wilsons .30th October ; and Blakely, 2nd November, all for
this port.
Co!onist, Alilliall, sailed from Tobago for this port, Ist Nov.
and Carena, Woodmans, hence at Bahia.
tolywood, Vickers'
Monarch, Burnett, hence at St. Lucia.
Apropos, Rock ; Elise, Volkestein ; Hever, Johanstein, hence
at st. Thomas.
Empress, Scott, hence at Havannah.
Doris, Spence. sailed from Savanilla for this port 22.ndOet.
Hannah,Stanglan, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the
Ist December.
Mertoun, Hamilton, he-lciAlthica, and sailed 27th-
for New Orleans.
Esther, Graham, hence at Jamaica.

Mary Allan, Wade, sailed from ditto for this port, Ist Nov.
BERBICE, Nov. 2.—The schooner Selina, Hamilton, hence
to Liverpool, sprung a leak at sea, and put into Barbadoes,
where she has discharged.
RAMSGATE DEC. 7.—The Kelswick Wood, and Pearl of Li-
verpool, each lost an anchor and chain in Margate Roads.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Wiliiam Penn, Ross, from Picton ; and Sela,
Embleton, Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Manchester, Smith, for Newfoundland; J. Moore,
Wythicombe, Bombay; Lady Bruce, Burns, Rio Janeiro;
Tyro, M`Farlane, Lisbon ; Callao, Moon, Lima; Washington,
Wilkie, Mobile; Governor, Smith, Santa Martha.

The Wilson, Kennedy, that arrived here on the Gth instant,
was reported to bare been ashore on Green Island, and water-
logged,ani
abit:tßhoeorl captainn cec?onrtLaedgigsrnt this statement.ar o r
f d Lough, all
well.
Texian, Alleyne, from Mazatlan at Payta, and sailed for this
port Sept. 18.
Robert Burns, Constable, at Messina, with cargo (linseed)
shifted. _ _

Mexican Packet, Hudson, hence for Oporto at Ramsey Bay,
well. _ _

STRAITAN, CORNWALD, Dec. 7.—The Argimon, Quinn, of
Wexford, from Liverpool for Limerick, was driven on shore
between Bude and Boscastle, this morning; one man drowned.
ILFRACOMBE, Dec. R.—The Maid of Alicante, Langlors,
from Liverpool for Naples, which was anchored in Hell Bay,
dismasted, has been assisted into this port.
MILFORD, Dec. 7.—The Lady Eleanor, Mills, from Liver-
pool to Galway, drove on shore last night under the Old Dock
yard, but has not received any damage.
CARDIGAN, Dec. 7.—The Caroline, Honey, of and for Li-
verpool, from St. John, N. 8., sprung a leak on the 6th instant,
and came on shore this evening near here ; the keel and rudder
gone, and she will probably break up during the night; crew
sal ed•

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11.—Wind S.W., moderate.
AR RI VED.—Andes, Rogers, from Bahia—Vivid, Pittock, St.
all.,b..kera—Lady Milton, —, Quebec—and Seagull, Stewart,
Petersburgh.
, SAILED.— Mary, Black, and Regina, Lamb, for Africa—and
John Dunlop, Morris, for Philadelphia.

Lydia, Soule, from New Orleans, at this port. On the 6th
instant, in lat. 47, lon. 26, experienced a westerly gale, with a
tremendous sea, which continued the following day.
Juno, Bendixon, hence at Odessa.
Sea Nymph, Bean, hence at Helvoet.
Leo, Gerdes, from Bremen for this port, at Cowes.
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Ellis hence at Naples.
Petrel', Garbell, hence at Browershaven.
Flirt, Roberts, from Odessa for this port, at Milford, with
loss of sails.
Eliza, Atkins, hence for Constantinople, at Dartmouth, with
loss of bulwarks, sails, &c.
- Cyrene, Moore, and City of the Sultan, Denham, hence at
Constantinople.
Gazelle, Lakey, from Zante at Patras, and sailed for this port
24th ult. . _

Senhora, of this port, in the Downs, with bows damaged,
having been in contact, off Hastings, with the Fanny, of South-
ampton, which was abandoned.
CASTLETOWN, ISLE OF MAN, DEC. 7.—The Phoenix, Baylis,
of Portaferry, from Liverpool for Belfast, with flour, got on the
rocks at the entrance of Derbyhaven harbour, last night, and
must discharge part of her cargo to be got off.
Bs.A UMAIIIS DEC. 10.—The Amelia, Atkinson, that was on
the Laven Sands, was got off to-day, and beached southwest of
the pier.—An Irish schooner has gone on shore under Tre-
narth, and is likely to become a wreck.—The Castries sailed
to-day for St. Lucia:
FALMOUTH, DEC. 9.—The Lady Huntley, Cummings, from
Liverpool for Charleston, put in here to-day, leaky, making
one foot of water per hour, with loss of bulwarks and stan-
chions, and covering board split, having been struck by a
heavy sea whilst lying to, 6th instant, in lat. 49, lon. 11.—The
Lord Oakley, Azzopardi, from Alexandria for Liverpool, put
in here to-nay, with part of cargo thrown overboard, loss of
bulwarks, water casks, &C.

SUNDAY, 12th DECEMBER.—Wind S.E.,
A ait IvEn.—Countess of Sefton, Wheeler, Valparaiso—Creole,
Pringle Monte Video—Thomas Mellor, Bruce, Bahia—Wan-
derer, Laguna—Actceon, Daly, New Orleans—Jane, Browning,
Gibraltar.
SAlLED.—Templar, Marshall. Alexandria, E.—Ma)alcofar,
Unibassa, Havannah—Queen of Britain, Fitzgibbon, St. Lucia
—Laura, Pietrow, Demerara--Celt, Baird, Barbadoes—St. Vin-
cent, Shepherd, St. Vincent—Patriot Queen Roddock, Calcutta
—Bridgetown Wilson ; Erin's Queen, Davidson ; Goliah, Sla
ter; Maryland, Berry; Merchant, Pollard; Ganges, Smith,
and Adeline, Dike, New Orleans—Digby, Taber; Cal-
vert : John Fielden, Strong; Constitution, Britton ; Cambridge,
Peabody, and Tuskar, C4.pman, New York—Tar, Irvine, Phi-
ladephia—Paloss, Excelsoir, Williams, and Callender,
Perkins, Boston—St. John, Bums, Mobile—Great Britain,
Hume ; Edinburgh, Dowling, and . Hammond, Vaughan, St.
John, N.B.—Corsair, Daly, HalifaxJ N.S.—JennyJones, Wake-
ham, and Chimera, Reed, Constantinople—Agnes, Balls, Lis-
bon—Providentia, Lams, Ostend—Flirt, Dover, Odessa—lris,
Browse, Smyrna—Lena, Handyside, Trieste—Vrouw Maria,
Jongebloed, Rotterdam—Royal William, Carey, Venice,

- Esk, Crockett. from Pernambuco, at this port; sailed 31st
Oct. Left the Hibbert and Spray, loading for this port. The
Princess Royal, from Sydney, for London, and the Deslandes,
from Maceio for Trieste, had put into Pernambuco; the latter
vessel with cargo damaged and leaky, and had discharged. On
the sth instant, in lat. 50, long. 12, experienced a heavy gale,
which lasted till the following day, with violent squalls and a
tremendous sea. On the 7th saw a brig lying-to, and a ship,
under reefed foresail, running to S.E.
Blarney (st), hence at Havre.
Triton, Lams, hence at Ostend.
Madonna, Ferguson, hence at 'Moulmein.
• Mary Hartley, Bartlett, sailed from Moyapore for this port,
rld Oct.
, PLvatorrtt, Pr.c. 10.—The American ship Elizabeth, EiaSty;
from Liyerpool for Philadelphia,_ put in here to-day, with loss
of sails and three boats, roundhouse- stove, and leaky, and
Mate's leg broken, having experienced a succession of limy
041; pore pp from lop,. 17 W.