The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-18 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DucttMßEft lES:t., moderate.
AltltlVED.—Nereides, from Calcuttane, Stanley, from
Angra Paquena—William Penn, Mich/eels, from Philadelphia—
James Drake, Smith, from New Yntk—George, Munroe, from
Newfoundland—Preciosa, Nijahr, from Stettin—Fortitude,
Nichols, from Antwerp.
SAI LED.—Haidee, Ashby, for Charleston—Fame, Murray,
Brazils—Evangelistria, Zamados, Constantinople—Wuzeer,
Sutherland, an Manila, Harrison, for Calcutta—Union, Ribas,
Barcelona—Nerio, Osborne, Azores—Alan Ker, Gray, Bombay
—Jeune Leonie, De Vries, Antwerp—Anglesea, Burrows, for
Ceylon—Sir Charles Napier, Teare, Mobile—J. H. Shepherd,
Ainsworth, New York—Ann, Bradford, Sierra Leone—George,
Perrian, Oporto.

Wilson Kennedy, Wilson, hence for New Orleans, at Milford,
with loss of mizenmast, inaintopmast, &c.
Fox, hence for Jersey, at Fishguard, with loss of mainsail.
Livingston, from Valparaiso at Belfast Lough.
Betsey, Atkinson, hence at Leghorn.
Regina Cceli, Maresca, from Licata at Leghorn, and sailed
for this port 19th Nov.
Dumbarton Youth (s. s.), hence at Leghorn.
Rattler (s. s.), hence at Helvoet.
Commerce, Deswelgh, hence at Ostend.
Zion's Hope, from Bombay, off St. Helena.
TeMplar, from Antwerp at Valparaiso.
Eagle, Farrier, hence at Beirout.
Nymph, Nicholas, hence at Alexandretta, and sailed for

Brigand (s. s.), hence at Constantinople.
New Commercial, Shaw, sailed from Palermo for this port on
21st November.
Lady Charlotte, Guest, sailed from ditto for this port 23rd of
November.
Steigletz, sailed from ditto for this port 23rd Nov.
NA nvA, Nov. 29.—The Herald, M`Kinnon, from Liverpool
for this port, which passed the Sound on the dth May, has been
wrecked in this bay.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6.—The Phoenix, Kniper, from Liverpool for
Antwerp, which struck in Kingstown Harbour on the 3rd inst.,
has come up for repairs, making much water. DEC. B.—The
Wanderer, of Ockermunde, from Liverpool for Stettin, in bal-
last, got on shore last night, at Greystones, and is dismasted.
KINGSTOWN, Dec. 7.—The Union, of Mulholland, arrived
here to-day frem Drogheda, for Liverpool, and in entering the
harbour dragged her anchors, when her port quarter went
against the Western Pier. She was assisted off, and got into
collision with the John, Drew, from Liverpool for Plymouth,
and carried away bowsprit. A schooner was seen to founder
on the Kish 27th Nov.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12.—Wind S.E., moderate.

ARRIVED.—Jeune Henri, Periodo, from Lucon—Rapid, from
Newfoundland—America (s.), Judkins, from New York—Es-
poir, Zellein, and Union, Denduyts, from Ostend—Belle, from
Oporto—Adele, Field, Prince Edward Island—Jessie, and Her-
cyns, from Quebec.

'SAlLED.—Ernelyn' Toogood, for Ancona—Jessie, Sheridan,
Apalachicola—Pilot Fish, Bruce, Bahia—Libra, Moir, Buenos
Ayres—Scotia, Burnett, Genoa—Gallovidian, Rae, Gibraltar—
Tereso, Debano; Malta—Enterprise, Funk, New York—Richard,
White, Pernambuco—Dexterous, Howling, and Azorian, Phil-
lips, St. Michael's—Mary, Walker, Smyrna—Caroline, Cadey,
Trieste.

Caledonia (s.), hence at Boston 24th Nov

Canada (s.), Harrison, hence at Halifax 28th Nov.
Sir Charles Napier, Webster, hence at New Orleans.
Jessie, Oliver ; Rockshire Flood ; Bona Dea, Graham; and
Coromandel, Pearson, hence at Savannah.
Princess Alice, hence at Charleston.
Olive, Olive, hence at St. John, N.B.

Flora, Priest, hence at St. Michael's

Auckland, Thomas, sailed from Trieste for this port on 29th
November. _

Catherine, hence at Naples.

Harriet, hence at Genoa.
Maria, Pinke, sailed from Marseilles for this port 4th Dec
Emanuel, Boutcher, hence at Cadiz.
David, Walker, hence for Africa, at Kingstown.

Chevicit, Fox, lience fcr Malta, at Milford.
ISLE OF ARRAN, Dec. 10.—The Rigolette, of Belfast, from
Liverpool for Glasgow, ran ashore on the night of the sth inst.,
near Clacklam Point, and remains full of water, with her bot-
tom very much damaged.
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SMYRNA, Nov. 21.—Era, Vincent, hence for Liverpool, in
leaving the Gulf, on the 14th instant, went on shore on Mud
Bank, near St. James's Castle, but got off, and proceeded, ap-
parently without damage or loss.
LONDONDERRY, Dec. 7.—Diana, Robinson, of Maryport, coal
laden, in making for Lough Foyle, yesterday, struck on the
rocks under the lighthouses, and went down close to the shore,
with her deck dry at the ebb : crew saved.
GRIMSBY, Dec. B.—Brothers, Smith, of and from Glasgow,
for London, was abandoned last evening, very leaky, and drove
on Barnum Sand. She was boarded this morning by fisher-
men, and has been got off and brought in here; is discharging
her cargo.

BELFAST. Dec. B.—Diadem, McCartney, of arid for Belfast,
from Maryport, struck on the Oyster Bank, in the Lough yes-
terday, in a gale, and is half full of water; has received much
damage, and must repair. Whitehaven (s.), Thompson, of and
for Whitehaven, got on shore on the night of the 6th instant,
and remains, but will receive no damage.