The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-21 00:00:00

Dec. 21, 1547.

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TUESDAY, DEcßmnEit 14.—Wind S., moderate.
Aaatvgn.—Ann Bridson, Bragg, froin.Bombay ; sailed from
St. Heuma Nov.—Hinda, from Beniti—Rose, from Callao.
Thompson, from Paraiba—K. D. Shepherd, Lee, New
Orleans—Josepha, Leitch, from Charleston—Katinka, from St.
Michael's—Ariadne. Goods, and Mizapore, Hinckman, from
Calcutta—Lanercost, fro fp China. •
SAl"Lun.—lvanhoe, Edwards, New York—Mersey, Boyd, for
Jamaica—Ann, Johnston. Maranham—Octavia, Reed,Arica—
Ranger, Parge, Bahia—Therese Jane, Wright, Maranham—Sa-
ranak, Julius, Philadelphia— Garrick, Hunt, New York.

Senhora, Frodsham, from London for Santa Martha, at
Ramsgate, with bulwarks stove, sails split, &c., having been in
Contact.
Henry, Winch, from Calcutta off the Cape of Good Hope,
leaky; intended putting into St. Helena for repairs.
Persian, Edington, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Dement, Steele, and Chapman, from China, at ditto.
Betseb, Atkinson, and Mantura, M`Kinnon, hence at Leg-
horn.
Veronica, O'Brien, hence for Newfoundland, at Cove, with
loss of sails, and decks swept.
Enterprise, Lyons, from St. John's N.B. at ditto.
Wilsons, Campbell, from Demerara, off ditto.
Elizabeth, King', hence for St. Domingo, at Belfast Lough.
lane, Bridges, hence for Hamburg, off ditto.
Lady Eleanor, of this port, at Milford, discharging to repair.
Flint. from Odessa for this port, at ditto, with pumps choked
and leaky.
SCILLY, Dec. 10.—The Surpass, Sherries, from Liverpool for
Syra and Salonica, drove from her anchors at 'resco, and went
on shore, but was assisted off, and warped into a place of safety
'I'OBERMOHY, Dec. 7.—The Majestic. from Liverpool for
Cockenzie, struck on a sunken rock, off Loch Don, the 22nd of
Nov., but was got off, after throwing part of her cargo over-
board, and laid on the beach for repairs.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Phoenix, from Antigua—Windsor, from Para—
Cicely, from Monte Video.
OFF POINT LYNAS, at 3 p.m.—A Dutch vessel, dismasted, in
tow of a steamer.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16.—Wind S. moderate.
ARRIVED.—General Berry, Hill, Boston—Nuevo San Fran-
cisco, Mendiz, Havannah—Fame, Aitkin, for Rio Janeiro—De
Hoop, Koning, Dordt—Choice, Robertson, Jamaica—Colum-
bus, Green, Pernambuco.

Acadia, Shannon, from Halifax and Boston, at this port. Fell
in with the Britannia about 24 hours sail from Halifax.
Louisa, Backhonse, from Palermo, at this port, with loss of ,
bowsprit, stancheons, bul*arks, cutwater, spars, sails, &c.,
sea in the hurricane of 7th Dec., !

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Ro scius, Moore, hence at New York, and sailed 29th ult.
Columbia, Furber ; Creole, Rathbone ; Carolina, Prentice;
Huguenot, Hiler ; and Liberty, Norton, hence at New York.
Harry Lorrequer, and Mars, Dupre, hence at Bombay 6th
November.
Mangostean, Pentreath, sailed from ditto 2nd Nov., and Orix,
4th Nov., both for this port.
Thomas Lowry, Graham, from Auckland at Port Nicholson.'
Emelyn, Toogood, hence for Lisbon, at Falmouth, with loss
jibboom, !oreyard, bulwarks and stancheons, head and cutwa-
ter started, &c., having been struck by a heavy sea whilst
lying-to 6th and 7th December.
Schembrie, Bonice ; Emma, Way ; and Commodore, Cousin,
hence at Malta.
Wilton, Gorham, hence at Boston.
Robert, Fulton, Davis, at New York. Sept. 14th, Cape Good
Hope in sight, bearing E.N.E., signalized ship Belsaris, of Li-
verpool, standing for the Cape ; Nov. 3d; passed an English
steamer from the West Indies, bound to Europe, in lat. 24 55
N., long. 57 23 W, • 13th, in lat. 33 03 N., long. 70 21 W., passed
close to the hull of vessel, bottom up, apparently an English
brig, of about 250 tons, coppered to 10 feet.
Massachusetts, Pritchart, at New York. Oct. 30, lat. 44 30,
long. 41 47, spoke the ship Seraphim, from Miramichi (11 days)
for this port. The Massachusetts had experienced a succession
Of gales on the passage. In lat. 49 20, long. 35, experienced a
severe hurricane, lost foresail, maintopsail, and royal from the
gaskets, which lasted eight hours ; shipped a heavy sea, stove
bulwarks, jolly boat, and washed part of the carved work from
the stern.
NEW ORLEANS, 10th Nov. The British ship Mertoun, Cap-
tain Hamilton, from Liverpool, September 4, arrived here yes-
terday, after a tedious passage, with 248 steerage passengers.
Of this number, seventeen are now lying dead on board, having
died while coming up the river. Fifty or sixty more are sick,
but of what disease we could not learn.
CA RLiNGFORD, Dec. 14.—Marchioness of Bute, Kenny, from
Liverpool for Mobile, went on shore this morning, near Cooley
Point, and remains, with the master and crew on board, who
refuse to leave her.
BEAUMARIS, Dec. 13.—Amelia, Atkinson, from Eastport for
Liverpool, has been surveyed and condemned.
TREBIZOND, Nov. 15.—Norfolk Hero, Holmes, which arrived
here 15th October, from Liverpool, has delivered part of her
cargo in a damaged state.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17.—Viind S.S.W.
ARRIVED.—Vixen, Lancaster, from Taganrog—Johan Ge-
rard, Hughes, Rotterdam—lndustrie, Zellein, and Progress,
Vanderheyde, Ostend—Mantura, —, Terceira—Henrietta,
Bleasdale, Monte Video—Hindley. Shaw, Mauritius—Spray,
Steele, Pernambuco, sailed Nov.ll—D'Auvergne, Smith, Hon-
duras—Themis, Leighton, St. John, N.B.—Soto, Altona
—and Hottingeur, Bursley. New York, with £30,000 in specie
on freight.

Laurel, Duckett, from Callao at this port, with part of cargo
thrown overboard, having experienced rough weather since
leaving the N.B. trades.
The Acadia (st), Shannon, that arrived here yesterday from
Boston, sailed on the Ist, and from Halifax sth instant, having
been delayed in the passage between Boston and Halifax by
thick fog; has .EBO,OOO in specie on freight.
Scotland, Robinson; John Henry, Merritt; Hope, Soule;
Monteroy, M‘Manus ; Carnatic, M`Kenzie ; Carolus, Storer;
Colchester, Withers; William Perrie, Agnew; Robert Ker,
Montgomery ; Trenton, Manson ; Albania' Crowell; Parthe•
non, Woodberry; Constantine, Samson ; Delaware, Patten ;
and Leonidas, all hence at New Orleans.
Queen, Newland, hence at Apalachicola.
New ealand, Wilson, hence at Savannah.
Mandane, Hutchison, hence at Charleston.
Damascus, Hale, hence at Baltimore.
_ Waterloo, Allen ; Patrick Henry, Delano ; and Marrnion,

Boston.~cttt,y, Carter, hence at
Merchant, Drinkwater, and Hebron, Barker, hence at Port-
land.
British American, Miles, and Spartan, Howes, hence at St.
John, N.B.
()spray, Williams, hence at Halifax.
Eliza Hall, hence at Quebec.
Hannah Hoyt, and Percia, Gunton, hence at Newfoundland.
X L, Owens, for Ancona, and Dromo, Tolman, for Malta,
hence at Holyhead.
Isabel, Medhurst, and Brisk, Screek, off St. Michael's,
bound in.
Acadia was to sail from Richibucto for London about 25th of
November.
Coaxer, Rennie, from Jamaica at London.
Excelsoir, for Boston, has put back, having her pumps da-
maged.
Conte Alesandro, Dodero, and Duca di Genova, Costa, hence
at Genoa.
John, Sheen, hence at Brouwershaven.
Abbot Lord, Mason, hence at Cove, leaky, and must dis-
charge.
Lile, Roach, hence for Corfu, and Oliveira 11, hence for Lon-
don, both at Kingstown.
The Cydius, Halewyk, hence for Ghent, was towed into Beau-
maris 15th Dec: dismasted, having been in contact with a large
ship on the night of the 14th.
The crew have been landed from the Marchioness of Bute,
ashore on Crosby Point. Part of her cargo has been landed,
and preparations are being made to dismantle her.
Captain Williams, of the Speculator, arrived at Waterford
from Newport, reports having seen a brig founder off the
Smalls on the 13th instant, and two boats leave her with the
crew, hut could not render them any assistance, and he fears
they are lost.
BOSTON, Nov. 27.—The Alabama, Wise. of and for Boston,
from Liverpool, struck on Minot's Lodge, in running into this
Bay 25th instant, and sunk in sixteen fathoms water; crew and
passengers saved.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18.—Wind N.N.W., moderate,
heavy rain.
ARRIVIED.—Hibbert, from Pernambuco.
SAlLED.—Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, for Halifax and Boston

Iris, Prowse, hence for Smyrna, at Kingstown.
Mexican Packet, Hudson, hence for Oporto, at ditto,
Economy, Davies, from Newry for this port, at Douglas, with
loss of foretopmast.
Friendship, Garrioch, sailed from Stromness for this port
7th December, and put back on the Bth, with loss of mainboom.
Wilsons, Campbell, from Demerara, at Bristol.
CASTLETOWN, 14th Dec.—Lord Nelson, Corrish, from Bonny
for Liverpool, has been assisted in with crew exhausted, master
sick, and considerable damage, having experienced heavy wea-
ther since leaving Fernando Po sth Oct.
KILRUSH, 14th Dec.—The vessel reported on shore on the
Bale Bar yesterday, was the Limena, Milner, of Liverpool. She
has since got off, and now lies at the Revenue Quay, apparently
much damaged.
BELFAST, 16th Dec.—Ganges, from Liverpool for New Or-
leans, is riding at anchor in a dangerous position in Clon&hy
Bay,inside the South Rock. European, M‘Pherson, from Li-
verpool for the Clyde, ran on the North Rock at 6 a.m. yester-
day, and is likely to be a wreck. Crew saved.
sTRANGFORD, 14th Dec.—lsabella, Mulholland, of Porta-
ferry, from Liverpool for Newry, was driven on shore near this
place, this morning, and it is expected will become a wreck. A
schooner is on shore at Ballyhalbert.
COVE, 16th Dec.—Henrietta Mary, from Quebec for Liver-
pool, before reported as abandoned, was driven on shore this
morning, between Poor Head and Trabolgan, and should the
weather not moderate must go to picicast--
MILFORD, 15th Dec.—Fortitude, Tyrrell, of Liverpool, from
Newport, for Cork, drove on an anchor yesterday, in Hubber-
stone Pile, and sunk, and has sustained considerable damage.

SUNDAY, 19th DECEMBER.—Wind S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Roscius, Moore, from New York; sailed 26th
Nov.—Lehigh, Young, from New Orleans—Standard, Fawcett,
from Demerara—Thomas Battersbv, White, from Maceio—
Petrel, from Bonny—Leo, from Brake.
SAILED.—Maid of Islay, (steamer,) Tounley, for Sierra Leone
—Dolores, Urquiola, Havana—Meg Merriles, M'Kellar, Ha-
vana, &c.—Artemas, Monckton, Newfoundland—lnconstant,
Wilson, New Orleans—Sardinia, Crocker, and Montezuma,
Lowber, New York.

Erin's Queen, hence for St. Andrew, at Belfast Lough.
Mary, Black, hence for Africa, put into Belfast Lough, 16th
Dec., and drove on shore the following night, near Carrickfer-
gus, and received considerable damage. A steam tug had been
sent to her assistance.. Several colliers also drove on shore
yesterday morning, near the same place.
Volant, hence at st. Andrew, having on board the captain
and thirty-two of Lord Wenlock's crew.
Jack o'Lantern, Bell; Flora, Farran ; and Fox, , hence
at St. Michael.
Princess Royal, Sinclair, hence at Cape Good Hope.
Queen Victoria, Nixon, hence at Dalhousie.
Solway, Williams, hence at Barcelona.
The steam-tug Flambeau and one of the Woodside steamers
were in contact, this morning, opposite the Albert Dock. The
former sunk in a few minutes. Crew saved.
Louisa, Domoille, from Rio Grande for Cork, has put into
Bahia, with damage, having been on shore.
• FALMOUTH, 17th Dec.—The American Lass, Cumming, for
Sierra Leone, and Lady Huntley, for Charleston, both from Li-
verpool, that put in here lately, with damage, have been sur-
veyed, and commenced discharging.
DONEGAL, 15th Dec.—A brig, of Liverpool, is reported to
have been put on shore at Killybegs, to prevent her sinking,
having struck on a sunken rock m coming out of Sligo.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Tynwald, Jacks, from London, for St. Helena, 7th Nov., in
lat. 8 N., long. 21 W—Saxon, 27th Oct., in lat. 21 S., long. 24
W.—Royal Saxon, 23rd Nov. in lat. 32 N., long. 38 W.—Eliza
Stewart, of Greenock, 10th Dec., eighty-six miles S.W. of Tus-
kar—Venus, of Jersey, fruit laden, sixty-five miles S.W. of
Tuskar, with loss of boat, bulwarks, jibboom, topmast, and
sails--Oregon, hence for Valparaiso, in lat. 47, long. 11—For-
tesene, from 111adras, for London, 15th Nev., in lat. 23 N., lon.
24 W. Laura, from Lima, for Cork, 19th Nov.—Alexander
Raring, from Calcutta, 7th Oct.—Royal Saxon, 24tliNovember—
Ralmazoo sth Dec.' in lat. 49 N., long. 13 W.—Royal William,
from Quebec, for Yarmouth, sth Dec., in lat. 51 N., long. 16
W.—Eliza, Johnston, hence, for Pernambuco, 9th Dec. fifty
tulles, W.S.W. of Tuskar.- -Virginia, 12th Dec., off Holyhead.
H.M. Steamer Fury, 30th Oct., in let. 11 S., long. 11 W.—
Norden, of Stockholm, 19th November, 4n lat. 24 N., long. 33
And Lady Bruce, 13th Dec., off Tepkar,—Callao,