The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Orange Branch, (59) Adams, fm Gijon, with 2000 bushels nuts,
Or der—S Dk

72.1Jipinita intelltgEntr.

FRIDAY, DEC. 23.—N00n, Wind N.E.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water 1111 28m p.m.)

ARRIVED—The Betsey Hall, Coker, from Buenos Ayres—Superior,
Garrison, from Turk's Island—Rhode Island, Schroeder, from New
Orleans.

ALSO ARRIVED—The Reliance, Beynon, from Belfast—The Duke of
Wellington, —, from Dundalk—La Bruxelles, De Vries, from
Dublin—Regina, —, from Maryport.
_ _

SAILED—The Letitia, Potts, for Gibraltar—Pearl, Cove, for St Mi-
chael's—Quentin Leitch, Mackie, for Philadelphia—Atlas, Schmidt,
for Antwerp—Hges, Nagle, for Barbados—Lintin, Gillman, for Born-
bay—Nerio, Jarvis, for St Michael's—Pet, Stone, for Messina—Lady
Gordon, Scurr, for Berbice—Lion, M'Crea, Hayti—Tally Ho, King,
for Constantinople—Adelaide, Bainbridge, for Mobile—Greenhow,
Morrison, for New Orleans—Adelaide, Perriam, for Leghorn—Hero,
Smallwood, for Batavia and Singapore—Rainbow, Oakley, for Smyr-
na and Odessa—Fortuna, Cafiero, for Naples—Spartan, Buntin, for
Boston—Hirondelle, Matthewson, for St Michael's—Paragon, Smith,
for Antigua—Earl Fowls, Spittall, for Calcutta—Thernis, Ferguson,
for Lisbon—Canton, Gibson, for Kingston,Jamaica—Margaret,Sevan,
for New Orleans—Paragon, Smith, for Antigua—Traveller, M'Clear,
for St Lucia and Carthagena—Levant, Thorpe, for Trinidad—Rapid,
Austin, for Hayti—Elizabeth Moore, Cumming, for Laguayra and
Puerto Cabello—Ann, Brown, for Trinidad—Margarets, Lander, for
,Marseilles and Tarragona—Marys, Orosbie, for St Thomas and Nassau
—Lady Normanby, Teasdell, for Odessa—Gambia, M'Cortniek. for
Africa—Dash, Hawkins, for Alexandria and Beirout—Annette,WullY,
for Reval—Rebecca, Williams, for Calcutta—Amazadi, Rosacha, for
Lisbon—Anna Sophia, Butcher, for Leghorn—Livramento, Santa
Anna, for St Übes—Elizabeth, Edgar, for Demerara—Johanna, Han-
sen, for Hambro'—Euphemia, Cowan, for Vera Cruz—Pilot, Davies,
for Leghorn—Chieftain, Peters, for Genoa—Ruby, Farrant, for Lisbon
—Sofia, Lagana, for Naples—Thomas Tucker, Moore, for Antigua and
Nassau—Liverpool, Barstow, for Boston—Adelaar, Smith, for Batavia
and China—Jarrow, Hoare, for Demerara—Ellen, Yapp, fur Rio Ja-
neiro—Ann M'Kensie, Scott, for Africa—Brunswick,. -Bell, for Cadiz
—Cornelius, Betts, for Constantinople—John, Whyte, for Hobart
Town and Sydney—Antigua Packet, M'Knight, for Demerara—Mary,
Owen, for Charleston—David Banks, Jolly, for Genoa and Leghorn—
Lydia, Gibb, for Jamaica—Phoenix, Port, for Messina, &c—Francis,
Manning, for Charleston—Cartaretta, Warren, for Newfoundland—
Traveller, Pallot, for Rio Janeiro—Haidee, Ritchie, for St Vincent—
Caroline, M`Taggart, for Savannrh—Hope, Swan, for Barbados—John
Taylor, Lace, for New York—Sandbacli, BiSpham, for Demerara—
Bonanza, Kerr, for Gibratlar—Laura Ann, Casely, for Lisbon-
-Albyn, Pryde, for Alexandria, Egypt.

The Matilda, Hodgson, hence, at .Leghorn.
The Apn, Murray, from Pillau for Gloucester, at Tobermory, lost
bulwarkt, &c.
The George, Primrose, from St Petersburg for the Clyde, with loss
of bulwarks, &c.
The Ann, Limerick, from Galway for Glasgow, about 20 miles
W.S. W. off Stine Head, saw a schooner, of about 9e tons burthen, go
down with all on board.
Off Voel Nant, inward-bound—No. 338, Aimwell, B B ; and No.
146, Promise, B B, from Quebec, at 10 a.m.

SATURDAY, DEC. 24.—Neon, Wind N.E.—Fresh.
(High Water Oh 2m p.m.)

ARRIVED—The Chatham, Wood, from New Orleans, sailed from the
Bar lath Nov—Aimwell, Power, fin Quebec—Orange Branch, Adams,
from Gijon.

ALSO ARRIVED—The Providence, Owens, from Dublin—Sz
Napier, from Londonderry.
SAILED—The Royal Mail, Scott, for St Michael's—Medium, Leslie,
for Pernambuco—lrlam, Dixon, for Barbados—Cessnock, Jones ; and
Gambia, M'Cormick, for Africa—Scipio, Wylie, for Hayti—William
Russell, Bruce, for Pernambuco—Kent, Pringle, for Havana—Falcon.
Thorns, for Odessa—Jane Walker, Whyte; for New York—Maguasha,
Johnstone, for Monte Video—Brutus, Dawson, for Africa—Hardware,
Jones, for Trinidad, &c—Pensylvania, Smith, for New York—Alice
Brooks, Scott, for Valparaiso.

The John Dugdale, Scott, hence for Singapore,
Nov. in lat. 7 7 N, 22 40 W.
The Bellerophon, —, hence, at Genoa. was spoken 13th
Adelaide, Bainbridge, for Mobile, got off last night without injury,
and proceeded to-day. ht on East
The Heyes, Nagle, for Barbados,sunk '
duringin
the nig
The Victoria, Candler, for Charleston, returned into dock last night
strained, but not making any water—must discharge '
The Sandbaeh, Bispham,
for Demerara, was got off last night from
Jordan's Bank, and afterwards went on shore. near Mockbeggar, with
1U feet water in her hold—two men drowned.
The Caroline, -----, for Savannah, is on shore near Mockbeggar,
with 9 feet water in her hold.
The Febo, Tedesco, for Palermo, was wrecked last night, near Jack.
son's Buoy—the cargo is washing on shore at Hoylake, about 23 bales
and cases have been secured.
The Promise, Shearer, from Quebec, is on shore on East Hoyle—
abandoned.
The following vessels are at anchor in the Horse Channel, in the
midst of a very heavy sea.:—John, fur New South Wales ; Thomas
Tucker, for Antitma, very much damaged in her rigging ; Hope, for
Barbados, with Loss of main rigging, all three in want 'of anchors,
cables, and steamers; the Canton, for Jamaica; Alhyn, for Alex-
andria, Egypt ; Antigua Packet, for Demerara ; Quintin Leitch, for
Philadelphia, apparently all well ; and Racer, fur Genoa, in want of a
steamer.
The Chieftain, Peters, for Genoa, has put back with Wu pf 412 an-
chor, cable, and jibbooin, having been in contact with the Cleintin
Leitch, and a brig.