The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

light wilt he exhibited hia lighthouse .35 feet high, and 50 feet
above the level of the sea. The new light, which will be used
for the first time on the 15th October next, end afterwards kept

burning the same timc as the other lights in this kingdom, will
elve a flash every quarter of a minute, and be visible from a
ship's deck at the distance of about 2i miles (Danish) all round
the island At ..,11

same mannerCinTheseaheTn end of Argerso, called Kelholm.
about 2i miles (Danish) N.W. from Veiro. in a lantern elevated
On a pole 'l6 feet above the ground, and 24 feet above the level
Of the sea. As this apparatus is also to ,erve as a beacon by
day, a red and white coloured balloon of three feet diameter will
be placed for greater conspicuousness on a staff above the lan-
tern. This kept in a line with the 1%1111 will show the course for
entering Ono Sound from the north.

"Royal Board of Trade, Copenhagen., Sept:. 22, 1846.'

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.—Wind

'ARRIVED.—Edward, Danzic—Sea, Freeman. New York—Pan-
line. Janson, Bremen—Flirt, Poustic, St. Petersburg—Zephyr,
Carthagena.

The Brants Gregorns, for Danzic, has put back leaky, having
struck in the Rock Channel.

,Eliza Johnson, Donaldson, and Columbus, Green, hence at
Pernambuco.
:Tynwald, Harmey, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
Perseverance, Corkhill, tram Sydney at Pernambuco.
Concordia, Bindeman, and Dolus, Marks, hence at Memel.
Regina,'Ander,on. hence at Dram.
SusannEih, Williams, hence for Naples at Milford.

FRIDAY, OCTODE.P. 23.—Wind W., fresh
, from St. Petersburg.
.‘kll.k:D.—Ocean, (steamer,) —, Havre.

A brig. with loss of foietopmast, Was seen to-day off Point
Lynas, standing towards Beatsznaris Bay.
Gazelle, (schooner,) of Carrickfergus, has put into Beaumaris,
With loss of foretopmast and sails split.

VESSICL6-4POKEN

Larne, hence 7th instant, in lat 44 N., N., long. 10 W—Salem,
hence to Mobile, 27th ultimo, in lat. 33 N—Agenora. hence off
Anticosti 214th ult.—Mary, hence -for Africa, Ist instant, in lat.
46. lop. 11.

SATURDAY, 24th OCTOISit. —Wind W., fresh.
,a Washington Irving, Caldwell, from Boston ;46111( d
Oez.—Henry Pratt, Hartley, from New Orleans—Aura,
a Foulest and, from liaseoe—Eliza Bell, Bell ; Zephyrus, Hutch-
;s
talon,
aline and
from N Standew York- Prud, tr.
im St. Petersburg—Southerner,
vv —Rose from Honduras—Prima Donna,
.aseoa art, fl.om Laguira—Urania, Martin, from Savanilla—and
Colles, from Leghorn.
Eui:re, Russell, for New York.

SouterJ )
Talien„°"nnY,Little, and Safeguard, Smith, hence at Quebec
epiejnr; Softies, hence at Baltimore.
Niaga au'Runlevy,,ltence at Philadelphia.
Nimbi --nssell, and Ohio, Bird, hence at New York.
ell,
Kyrie. hence at Boston 3rd Oct.
4z, e' hence for Whitehaven at Seaumaris.
‘4wit?Pardl, Azzopard!. hence for Leghorn at Milford.
Geed
"Hope,
'ewell, bescc at St. Helena, andaailed for Cape of
15th Sept.
,this,rms, Mawson, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and nailed for
1,_139)t 15th Sept.
,eo"7tatia, Thorpe,from :Batavia at St. flelena,.and nailed for
tK 1 nth
Ow • alior, Edwards. from Bombay at the Cape of,Good Hope.
.I"Lnean, Fawcett, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
O'Skiatiter, from sincapol e at ditto.
Sufi:net:H:l4. for New York, and Merney, (steamer,),for Dublin,
nta,,,'",contacr thii afternoon in the river, and both returned into
,; the ship with loss of cutwater, and the steamer .with pad-
; 00.7 c stove.
ho' barque, apparently cotton laden, with lower masts and
ah.‘"Prit standing, was passed 6th Oct ; in lat. 47, long. 27, a
;'ict, by the Elie!), arrived in the Thames.
Orielbßaroau, 231 Oct.—Glen Helen, from Liverpool for New
DarOnlii wasdismasted to the westward of Padstow, and, after
f nre in this bay, and it is

lekr:.;tr her cables, was driven on slic.,‘
p'll will not be gat off. Crew saved.
t0,,4...T?w. 22nd Oct.—Samaritan, Dave, from Liverpool. for
port',antinople, was totally wrecked this morning near thin
tkrki, °WY one seaman and an apprentice saved. Part of her
o.._4XPected to be saved.
is 0,.,`, 22nd Oct.—Eliza. Hill, from Liverpool for Valparaiso,
go ,734!0re on the r)cks at linderchffe Stowe, and will probably
Are ioteces. Crew and passengers saved. Two large vessels
t'm
le bay dismasted.
ior ou'ru.,22nd Oct. Sale, Brooks, from Liverpool
ItakPlon, put in here today, with loss of cutwater, and very

15th 'AllicAwit.. 22nd October.-13radshaw, that came on shore
ht .has become a total wr ck.
ttith tilPoito, 21st Oct.—Nor, Creina (ste=tmer,) was in contact
elAri,,," Design, from Liverpool for Yarmouth, last night. and
the red away the bowsprit, sprung the foremast, and stove in
p the
21 latter.
St OCtObef.—it is blowing a gale from W. to
ta„, • There are nineteen laden brigs an:i schooners in the offing,
4-irit.e,s unknown. Should the gale continue, and the wind shift
More to the north, the whole must come on shore._

171°11T IN%. Oct —Elizabeth, of Killough, trop Liver-
yM for Tratee, and the schooner Foxdale, from Liverpool for
*altsea, are-on shore at Mona Bychan.

SUNDAY, 25th OCTOBER.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
A mu's/Fn.—Great Western, (steamer,) Matthews, from New
ilork ; sailed kith October; Hannah B itchelor, from St. Peters.
burg, and Oriental, —, from St. John, N.B.
J.AILED.—Mary. for Africa—Lucille, Young, Hayti
peTrarY Sommerville, Johnson, Ca cutt.s—Nuevo Ramoncito,
Henry
Hindmar,h, Lima—Empire, Rus-
lve,..arid Patrick Henry, Delano, New York—Fanny, Sampson,
lit4sOrleacis—Caroline, Nant. Arichat—Robert Preston, Wil-
-Bae Gibraltar—Doris, Carry, Beirout— Wm. Melville, Tho-
'44
•' 'enoa— es 'n Neuman, Stettin—Leven Lass, Crowe,
• Vccehia.
App..

s.,,!'Pariul tion, Watson, hence for Ancona, at
Bristol, with loss of
bwarks, &e.
erofce Albert Rogers, hence for Valparaiso, at Cardiff, with
"4"ehio:ts bulwarks,' &c.
utihve:erkesn.tiMitdren, hence for Africa at Milford, with loss of
11"Z"rdia•-iiriudemann ; William, Brown, and Preciosa,
cap, Memel.
acne--• August': ,I,lshendorff ; Juno, Spchn, and Solide, Herzborg,
Iwiir Danz:c..
las :4' and Henrietta Elie • Try, Howes ; HellechiiineancWe lalt.
gal,;o ''arsoni-`, Samuel, 'Press, and Meinkina, Dix.
et.
„urc,
ra, Headerson,
and General Parkhill,
N""u• M'Kown, hence at
- (irk! itHackstaff, and Huguenot, Graves, hence at New
Flora
Glenday, and Mary Allen, Wade, hence at Montreal.
Sithne',ltow Countess of Purham, Rowlands; Charlotte,
Abram Sea, Brown; Cxifr de Lion, Kendall; Jane,
I,„",:_and Highland Mary, Cress, hence at Quebec.
Cotta Sariberg, hence at Stockholm.
(I,7imitess of Minto, Allen• hence at St. Petersburg.
Gilliam aaeks. hence off Memel.
Dhia Ehartes, Reeeves, hence at Elbe,
a l:er at
ieaZinosl . de. sml.ttial;enee e
Jane, Fber, hence at )
Roston.
tkamp
Ying Fish, mare, hence for NaPles at St. Maws.
1 64 au, Vantier,,henee'for Messina at St. Ives; assisted in with
tArof bulwarke.; &é , decks partially swept, and one man over-
-11,) unha Celeatina, Stacace, and *Carlotta, Lagana, hence at
to libnid Banks Curtis, sailed from Palermo 23d Set.
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