The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-10 00:00:00

TUESDAY, 7TII DECONIBIiti

st*taivp:D.—Wrii. Shand, fromiroinlVay—James, White,
from :37,1riey ; sailed lath July, and from Pernambuco 20th Oct.—
Jannis Ray, , from Buenos Ayres—Tremont, , from
New Orleans—Verbena, Clark, from Danzie—Empresa,
from Lisbon—Mary Wurrall, front Linia—Janet,
irom Valparaiso—Rhode Island, Burgess, from Savannah--and
Janet, from Valparaiso,

Ahnwell, hence, at St. Helena

Lut ELI, Dec. (s.—The large ship, reported yesterday as having
struck on one of the Studwall Islands, is the Branches, At'Rae,
from Liverpool, for Savannah. Crew saved, but the vessel is a
total wreck.

The following are some of the vessels that have taken shelter in
Studwall Roads:—Windsor, for Ceara; Liverpool, Taylor, and Ho-
ratio, —, for Sierra Leone, and Madras and Paropc, for London.
1., LARNE, Dec. a.—The Countess of Arran, hence to New York,
put into this harbour during a heavy gale. All well.
KINGSTOWN, Dec. (i.—The Favourite, Lambert, from Liverpool to
Bilboa, drove on shore on the east pier on Saturday afternoon, but
was hove off by the harbour men.
Elizabeth, Moffat, hence, at Sydney, N.S.W. 22d August.
Fsyche, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Patavia.
England, from Liverpool and Port Philip, at Sydney, N.S.W.
Lady East, from Bombay, at St. Helena.
Helen Mary and Jane, Blain, from Calcutta, at St. Helena.
Con•tant, Ven Setae, for Antwerp, has put back
Beiram, Sampson, sailed from Beiront for Alexandretta 10th
Nov. Oriental, Little, lath, aad Enfield, Shaddock, Pith Nov. all
for Liverpool
Pleura, Thomas, hence at Belfast, with trilling damage
Autumnus, hence at Sydney
Salopian, hence at Batavia, after being on shore off Onrust.
St. Vincent, Shepherd, hence at Madeira
Lancaster, Jefferson, hence at ditto, and sailed 2tith October for
Bombay

PlutO, (iron steamer) Tudor, from London, at ditto, and sailed
15th November for China
Paris. -, hence off Anjer
Hero of Malown, Jackson, from London, at the Cape of Good
Hope, and sailed 26th October for Sydney
Helen, Hunter, hence and New South %Vales, at Bombay
Arab, Dalgarno, hence at Colombo
Euphrates, Buckham, from Cork, at ditto, and sailed loth Oct. for
Tutorcoreen
Perseverance. -, hence at Hobart Town
Malcolm, Malcolm, hence at Sydney
Amity, -, from Calcutta for this port, was spoken :20th Oct.
in lat. 2o S, long. 15

Lady Rowena, Clayton, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Demerara
ith October
Frankland, sailed from Sydney for Manilla 7th August, and Ma-
tilda, Roberts, for New Zealand, 17th
Australian, Ireland, for this port, and Cuba, for London, were to
sail from Sydney about 29th September
Lamina, Williams, sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna 28th Sept.
Maxim, Mackay, and Navigator, Lefevre, from Buenos Ayres, at
Cove
Galata, -, from Odessa, nt ditto
Sanderson, Bushby, from China, in the Downs
Airey, Nicholson, from Calcutta, uitto
The India mail left Bombay Ist November, Alexandria 23rd,
Malta 19th, and arrived at Marseilles Ist instant
Mary Worrall, Gardner, from Lima, at this port ; sailed Bth Ang.
The Ranger was hourly expected from Huanclico, and would sail
in all the month for Liverpool. The Thomas Worthingron sailed
2nd Angust for Pisco, and Acton 7th August far Chinca. The
Ann Bridson, Elizebeth Radcliffe, and Magellan, were discharging.

WEDNESDAY, DHCEMBNR S.—Wind W.S.W. to W.N.W. fresh.
AaaivEn.—Paragon, from Montreal, with part of her cargo
thrown overboard—Rockshire, from Quebec—Hermes,
Oliphant, from New York—Navigator, Le Ferre. from Buenos
Ayres—Commerce, Prowsc, from Villa Viccosia—Pearl, from Ma-
laga—Ann, Williams, from Seville—Fanny, Thomas, from Alexan.
dria.

Blorenge, hence at Calcutta
Ilebe, -, hence at Barbadoes
Caledonia, (steamer) hence at Boston 18th November
Lady Seaton, Temperley, hence at Charleston
Orozimbo, Nlarcy ; Tyrian, Jackson ; Gossypium. Brown . Wood-
side, Welch, and Pharsalia, Winsor, hence at New Orleans
Siddons, Cobb, and New York, Cropper, hence at New York
Sealby, M'Alinti, hence off Tampico
Freedom, Cox, and Wannan, Gibson, hence at Aigiers
Boadicia, It wland, from Zante, at Cephalonia, and sailed 29th
October for this port
Venice, Gazliat do. hence at Genoa
Phcenix, Port; Water Witch, Dunn; Stanley, Jones, and Eliza-
beth, King, hence at Leghorn
Mentor, Burnet, hence at Marseilles
Georgians, hence for New Orleans, off Porto Rico, and would
call at Jamaica for water

Brilliant, from shield; for Jamaica, off Antigua 26th October
Will-o'the- Wisp, Stephens, sailed from Leghorn for this port 20th
November
Felexet Jutes, Gibert, sailed from Marseilles for this port 2;th
November

St. Mar, , Whiteside, hence for Jamaica, at lieaumaris
Governor, James, from Rio de la Hache, at this port • sailed 28th
October. The Tantivy sailed 10 days previous for Savanilla to
load.
NEw YORK, Nov. 22.—The Queen, Huggins, from Liverpool to
Ut. John, N.B. was totally wrecked gth instant, on Guinea Rock,
near Grand Hannan : part of the cargo will be saved.-2sth Nov.
A:very destructive conflagration took place at St. John, N.B. lath
instant, 40 vessels are stated to have been burnt; among them S
ships.

FLENSBURG, Nov. 29.—The Auguste, Hong, from Liverpool to
Hamburg, was assisted into Londerhoe 26th instant, in a sinking
state.

BEAUMARIS, Dec. 7.—The Arrow, from Liverpool to Charante,
that put in here yesterday, must undergo repairs.
LARNE, Dec. 6.—The Perseverence, Montgomery, from Quebec
to this port, was totally wrecked yesterday morning near Fair
Head.

WEXFORD, Dec. 6.—The Aberdeen, Duffy, from Quebec to Liver.
pool, is at anchor in a dangerous position, in l3allyteague Bay,
with her windle.sg broken.
POOLE, Dec. 6.—The Concord, Loch, from Quebec to Plymouth,
was wrecked on the coast of Newfoundland 27th October. Master,
second mate, and three of the crew, arrived here.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9.—Wind variable and light.
ARRIVED.—North America, Lowber, from New York—Liver-
pool, from St. John, N.B.—Calcutta, Nl.Kellar, from Quebec—
Oriental, Little, from Beirout—Fanny, from Alexandria.

Douro, Bale, from Valparaiso, at this port; sailed I ith Sept. in
company with the Colombian, Wakem, for Liverpool, and Helen
Anderson, for London
Jackson, Jackson, from Savanilla, at this port; sailed 16th Oct.
The Empress was to sail in three days for Liverpool. The Dia-
dem and Margaret were loading for Liverpool
Symmetry, Whiting, hence at Studwell Roads, for Mobile
Adrastus, Hughes, from Siam, at Sincapore, and sailed Bth Sept.
for London

Dumfries, Thorni.son, sailed from ditto for Penang 23rd August,
and Nile, Anderson, for Manilla sth September
Victory, Crowell, hence at St. Andrew's
Clipper, Holland; Guilelmo, Amey, and Sphynx, Conuibeer,
hence at Smyrna
Bosphorus, Tregarthen, and Renshaw, Taylor, sailed from
Smyrna for Liverpool 11th November
Apparition, Gruchy, and Lovor, Fiscovich, hence at Syra
Princess Victoria, Guilbert, called from Trieste for Liverpool 23rd
November
Cynosure, Yabsley ; Eleven, Morrison, and Calypso, Panchen,
hence at Malta
Isabel, Ward, hence at ditto, and sailed 27th Nov. for Smyrna
Lady Bassett, Carthew, sailed from Malta for Liverpool 19th Nov.
Honour, Rowe, sailed from Messina for Liverpool 16th Nov.
Brilliant, Williams, and Collector, Pearce, hence at Naples
Wm. M'Dougal, Potlierington, hence at Aln►eira, and sailed 24th
Nov. for Leghorn

Magnet, Coles, hence at Bilboa
Lady Mary Fox, from Detneraaa, at Belfast
STUDWELL ROADS, Dee. 7.—The vessels that have recently
taken shelter in these Roads still remain
Bout.ocsk:, Dec 7.—The Susan, from Manilla to London, went
on shore near this port last night ; crew saved
PORT ADELAIDE, July 13.—The Henry Hoyle, has gone on shore
on Whirlpool Beach, and become a total wreck
Wnx vont', Dec. 7.—The Aberdeen is still in Ballyteague Bay,
riding in bad holding ground. Two casks of gin, about So gallons
each, were yesterday picked up at Killmer, nearest land to the
Saltees

The steam boat Clarion was off New Orleans on the IRth Nov.,
with the passengers and crew belonging to the John laylor, lost
on the south side of Cuba.
Kingstown, Richardson, from Demerara, at Kingstown
Beccles, from Monte Video, at Cove
Protector, Bowman, from Honduras, at ditto
Wanderer, Murry, from Nova Scotia, at ditto
Conservative, from Prince Edward Island, at ditto
Scotch Lass, Kerney, from Newfoundland, at ditto
Jersey Tar, hence off Cape St. Vincent for Syra
Isabella, Dick, sailed from Malta for Falmouth and Liverpool,
23rd Nov.
Thomas Taylor, hence at Sierra Leone

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEc. 9.
The increase of demand noticed by us on Monday has not con.
tinned, and the daily business has dwindled down to 3000 bales
again, with a very flat and gloomy market, yet Cotton is-not
cheaper. Holders manifest no anxiety to sell, and yet a fair market
price, only yielding an now and then to close sales of large
shipments.