The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02 00:00:00

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ti% ashington, Benson, hence at Madeira, after being in con
lact with a French brig, which sunk ; crew .aved by the Wash
Ington, and sailed 6th Nov. for New (Mewls.
Superb, for Demerara, at Mobile.
Wlbanian, Winsor, henedat St. Michael's. -
Paroquet, Sewell, and Conservatiie, Brown, hence .at Bey
'rout.

P. K. Dean, Taylor, sailed from Smyrna 4th Jan., and Bro-
thers, Lewis, Bth Jan., both for this port.
Fernandes, Contente, hence at Lisbon.
Sian Gronendale, hence at Ostend.
Davey, Kenney, from Mauritius at London.
Thomas Edward, z'kinner, front Westport at Sound of Lin-
-PY, With :oss of sails and short of provisions.
Frederick, Beek, from Konigsberg for this port, at Deal.
F.:eanore, for Bahia, leaky, having struck on Burbo Bank,
and Saniu2l, for Mobile, both put back.
Lady Fa kland, Smith, from New Orleans, arrived here yes-
terday. On the 2nd January saw two large ships on shore on
Flo ida Iteef, near Bahia, Florida, which had apparently just
gone on. On the 18th .lan., in lat. 47, lon. 31, fell in with the
packet-ship Columbia, from New York for Liverpool, with loss
of fore topmast, sails, and in distress, having, on the 13th
instant, lost overboard Ih2 captain, (Rathbone,) first and se-
cond mate, five men, and a boy, while scudding in a heavy
gale. The ship was quite tight. The Lady Falkland put her
mate on board to navigate the Columbia. The Lady Falkland
experienced a succession of very violent gales during the last
sixteen days.

BRIXFILI. Jan. 25.

Ida, Lister, from Quebec for Holyhead,
• been water-logged in a
0, long. 22 ; three men
off the wreck by the Chum-
ry were transferred to the Frede

was abandoned 30th December, having
heavy gale of wind 22nd Fee.' .in
drowned; the remainder were tale
pion, and on the. 15th Janus,
rick, of Bremen, and landed her
that remained on board Op '-
GALWAY, Jan. 24.—The ror Liverpool, (it
ballast,) commenced driving. from the roads during the gate
this morning, when both-masts were cut away, and she brought
up.

Champion, b
Redwing, Yor

I'AY AL, Jan. 12.—Calcutta, from Quebecto London, has been
abandoned at sea, water-logged; crew taken off by the Terr'
Nova, arrived here from \ Una.
Po RTf• 1%1 .I'TH . Jan. 25 —Maybrougi
Which put into this port,-must discharg
Leated.

Stevenson,h. from Ke! el

bEL-MULLET, Jan. I4.—St. George, of 'G asgow, from Ply-
pinitli to this port, in running for the pier got on the bar, hut
by the time y assistance of the paddle-box boats from H. M.
Steamer Ithadamatithus, was got off, and took it:to a place of
safety.

DUBLIN, Jan. 22.-111 en, feo-n the Clyde to Cardiff,Xeporteil
to have arrived at Kingsto,,n 27th instant, very leaky, iiid not
put in there, hut is supposed to have made either for Liverpool
4.,r Holyhead.
WFsrrowr, Jan. 21.—Glasgow, Aitkin, from Glasgow for Li-
merfc!(, was plundered of a large quantity of her cargo (wheat
and flour) on the night of the 17th instant, in Black sod Bay.
ANTIGUA, Dec. 20,—Jamaica, Sowell, from London, in enter-
ing the harbour on the 15th instant, missed stays, touched on
the bar, returned. to the -roadstead, discharged part of her
cargo, and came in on the 17th.
MADRAS, i)ac. 12.—1 t blew a very severe hurricane on the
25th and 26th ult. the wind shifting during its course from N.
and N. by E. to E.S.E. All the vessels'in the roads at the time
went to sea, and the fol!owing have returned :—Edward
Mayoram, with loss of maittand mizenmast; cargo damaged
and hull greatly disabled, and it is supposed that she must pre
teed to some port to be docked; Anna Robertson, 141unrc.,
!platter boats stove, and other slight damage, and part of cano
injured; Athenian, Poyetmey, with loss of maintopmast, and
the greater part of her cargo (rice) damaged ; Eleanor Lancas-
ter, Lodge, without having sustained much damage. Osprey,
Snow, from Calcutta for this port, which left the Sand Heads
19th ultimo, has not yet arrived ; a vessel like her made her
appearance tothe southward, a few days since, but could not
Work in.

AaRTHURSDAY, JANUARY 28.—Wind W.N.W.
,
(steam:Tß, D.—Thomas Dempsey, ti om St. Domingo—Falcon,
Corunna—Bidston, Harmer, New ()Ii "embrell, Bahi a—Franklin, —, and Adams, Gay,
mo. ,i
b —ns---,Herora, Brown, Matanzas—Byron, ld'Lellan,
Thin e—Leland, Baxter, Charieston—Globe, Theobald Wu-
Kton---A
—rrrebella, Parker, Philadelphia—Lydia, Sanle, Balti-
-"c".e---Patrick Henry Helium ; Columbia (late Rathbone ;)
and Mars P YkR t• d d
atterson, ew _or oo y, an
Lawson, St. John, N.B.—J..cinta, Paris, Nihon.

America, Weare, hence for New Orleans, has put back.
Oscar, from Nassliu at this port ;.saited 30th Dec. The Belle
was to sail tin Glasgow 4th Jan. ; the X L, from Havannah for
Cork, had been on shore on the Stirrup Keys, but got off, with-
out damage, after.being lightened, and would proceed without
discharging.
Philomela, Bell, hence for Trinidad, at Holyhead.
Harry Lorriquer, Jeffares, hence for New Orleans, off ditto.
Urgent, Rogers, hence for Mobile, off ditto.
Ann, of Yarmouth. timber laden, was passed by the Tyrian,
for Demerara, 13th Jan., in lat. 46, long. 16, waterlogged and
abandoned.
Se
J Nan ymph, of S4e t. John's, Nal., was passed by tho Arabella,
20th ~ in !at. , long. 23, waterlogged and abandoned.
Challenger, Edwards, hence at the Cape of Good liope.
Orleana, Jackson, and Royal Saxon,. Ingleby, hence at New
Orleans.
Pursuit, from London at ditto.

Coromandel, hence a
~,Adirondact
lork.
Aid, from L
1088orsair, Atkins, fro
q.°f tODln

Shipley, and Metoka, M`Laren, hence at Nev

Cove, will

1138eL Wilson, hence
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i\;',lL°n, Heyde, hence for Ostend, at
Eq' Pole, Walker, hew—
lacksoa,
C)r;9Q,
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for Vort,Philip, at Milford

.ce for Leghorn, at ditto.
from•Pernambuco at falmonth

j. Ul Ur, UCIU.O 111.
.racket, from the Clvd
"Din St. John,

8., for this port; -at Beaumaris,