The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-21 00:00:00

—Wind North

Mary Ann, --;, from Montreal—'

Souter Johnny, , and Portland, . from Quebec—Alice
Brooks, --, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed Bth October—Warring.
ton, Lightbody, from Monte, Video—Pandora, Swelman, from Dan-
zic—Charlotte, , from Jamaica—Spartan, , from Mon.
treal—Alhambra, Wilson, from New Orleans—and Clyde, —,
from St. Andrew's.

True Blue, Breton, hence at Halifax
Emma, Weeks, sailed from Genoa for Liverpool 4th December

Vigilant, Sims, hence at Ostend, having been in contact with a
vessel off the Land's end

Warringsford, Digby. from Monte Video, at this port; sailed
27th Sept. bound to Cork for orders, but, having run to leeward of
her port, was brought in here. On the 6th ultimo, in lat. 1 N,
long. 24 W, spoke the Itnbert Beun, for Port Phillip
Laurina, from Vera Cruz. at Laguayra
Rising Sun, from I.aguira, and Ann Dingwall, from Barbadoes,
off Campeachy
Aurora, and Si, hence at Havana
. _

Retriever, M`Laren, from Quebec, at Ilfracombe
Mountaineer, from Quebec, at Torby
Wm. Sorlie, from Alexandria, at Milford
Pursuit, Spence for New Orleans, has put back,
Nnv

YORK, Nov. 36.—The Globe, for St. John, N B. was driven
upon a ledge of rocks near Seal Island, 12th instant, and bilged :
crew saved

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS.—Wind S.W. light

AnßlVED.—Santon, Huxtable, from Calcutta—Julia, M'Nevin,
from Konigsberg—and Brutus, Noble, from Stettin.
SAlLED.—England, Waite; Garrick, Ski dy, and Royal Sovereign,
Walker, for New York—Victoria, —, fur Smyrna—S. Trotman,
Brown, for Barbadoes—Loochriste, Cornelius, for Ostend—Resul-
tatet, Arenius, for Trieste—Star, Martin, for Azores—Belle, Carter,
and Caroline, Mahennet, for Havre, &c.—Essex, Rice, for St.
Michael—Octorara, Smith, and Susquehanna, Miercken, for
Philadelphia—Astrea, Stobie, and C. Durham, Gibson, for Monte
Video, &c.—F. Stanton, Wilson, for. Baltimore—Corsair, Harland,
and Lucy Wright, Pollock, for New Orleans—Agnes, Norman,
for Laguira, &c.—Churruca, Jaureguizar, for Cadiz, &c.—Penelope,
Ward, for Trinidad—Lady Campbell, Power, and Cath• M'Donald,
for Sierra Leone—Mastery Stobie, and Cockermouth Castle. Bell,
for Rio Janeiro—Salima, Laird, for Demerara—Agitator, Henry,
for Alexandria, Egypt—Fortuna, Taay, for Dordt—Quiz, Tucker,
for Zante—Correo de Bilbao, Cuculla, for Havana—Greyhound,
Barker, for Genoa, &c.—Emma, Thomas, for Constantinople—
Cumberland. Tower, and Robert Burns, Messenger, for Ap'chicola
—Zeno, Sutherland, and Columbia, Blaney, for Jamaica—Emilia,
Milora, for Palermo—Caledonia, Cammell, for Bombay—Assam,
M'Alphine, for Calcutta—L'Adeline, Boutain, Marseilles—Selina,
Dickenson, for B. Ayres—Premier, Hoppen, and Oxonian, Wilkin-
son, for Valencia, &c.—Mermaid, Pepperwell, and Grecian, Rowett,
for Leghorn—Rowland Hill, Stewart, for Venice—Mischief, Downes,
and Fernandez, Contente, for Lisbon—Doctor, Luke, for Gibraltar
—John Christian, Withycombe, for China—Barbara, Jeffes, for
Fernando Po—Glenlyon, Chrichton, for Ancona—Active. M'Gufiie,
and Fawn, Cutts, for Altnira—John Smith, for Charleston—Sisters,
Short, for St. Vincent, &c.

George, hence for. Havana, off Jamaica
Lena, Ford, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Albion; Fanny Palmer, Cutting: and Active, hence at Constan-
tinople
Princess Royal, Hayfield, hence for Almeira, at Scilly
Hod, Wells, for this port, at Dover, with damage, having been
run into, off Dungeness, when at anchor
Behidere, M.Kown, hence for New York, at Cove, leaky

Forth, (steamer) Fayrer, sailed from Southampton for Nassau
17th instant. at 7 a.m.
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Caledonia, from Ramsay, Isleman, for this port, foundered 13th
instant, off Maughold Head : crew saved
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 24.—The Helen, Noel, from Liverpool,
went on shore, on Barbados Point, Dardanelles, previous to the
23rd instant, but was got off, after discharging two-thirds of her
cargo, with false keel damaged : she is now reloading

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19.—Wind calm,

SAlLED.—Thunderer, (steamer) Covey, and Ellerslie, Turner,
for Rio Janeiro—Manchester, Moulton, for Boston—Constante,
Universo, for Havana—Shannon, Harrison, and Britannia, Atche-
son, for Mobile—Elizabeth, Van Ehren, for Bremen—Caledonia,
Sw inford, for New Orleans—Milheiros Primeira, Queros, for Oporto
—E. Buckman, Bewley, for Buenos Ayres—Mary, Frese, for St.
Thomas—Glengarry, Hill, for Savannah—Storm King, Gilles. for
Vera Cruz—Henrietta, Crichton, ditto—Samuel Baker, Wild, Mau-
ritins—Y armouth, Forsyth, for Monte Video.

ARRIVED.—Lady Eli, from Senegal,

Britannia, Edwards, from Ceylon, at the Downs
Criterion, Fry, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool, 18th Sept
and has not since been heard off

Galen, Snow, from Waterford for Boston, was abandoned in a
sinking state 6th Dec. off Fayal. Crew and passengers saved.
Palmyra, Chapman, hence and Malta, at Smyrna
Ann, . hence at Constantinople
Rival, Darant, hence at Syra

Floraville, M'Kinsey, sailed from Malta 20th Nov. ; Maria
Louisa, 16th Nov.—and Minerva, Marr, all for Liverpool
Antelope, Gibson, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool 14th Dec.
Earl of Errol, Wade, hence for Almeira, at Beaumaris
Rowena, from Quebec for Cork, was driven on shore
near Anticosti, 6th November, and abandoned. Crew saved by the
Sir George Prevost, from Quebec, arrived at Warren Point

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
ARRIVED.—Mersey, Roberts, from Rostock—Superior, Loutitt,
and Monarch, Hudson, from Danzic.

Andrew White, from Quebec to Liverpool, was in contact
with a barque 16th instant, in the channel, and afterwards drove
on shore near Portinllain, with only a passenger, second mate,
and a boy on board; the remainder of the crew are supposed to be
on board the barque.

Haidee, Mayslien, from Lima, off Falmouth; sailed Ist Sept.
The Atkinson was to sail same day for England. The Ranger was
to sail on the 2nd, and the Thos. Worthington, on the sth Sept.
both for Liverpool

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEc. 17.
There was only a moderate supply of Wheat to-day, ant fine

iunpies or new and old brought rather more money -;
In inferior
amples no change Fine Malting Barley supports last week's
ates; for inferior, no demand. In Oats and Shellings no change.
;eans, steady. •

WORCESTER HOP MARKET, DEC. 17.
The Hop trade continues in a languid state, and little improvement
is anticipated until the commencement of the new year. There
were 28 pockets of new weighed on Saturday, and 78 of old.
During the week 22 of new passed the scales. The present prices
are as under ;-1941'5, 100 s. to 1355. ; choice, 140 s. 183fi'S, 755. to
958. ; choice, 100s.-1837'5, 565. to 785.; choice, 845.-1835'5, 40s.
to 585.; choice, 635.