The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-12-21 00:00:00

bee. 21, 1847.

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Mangostean, PentreE
4th Nov., both for this

New York

ARISE Dec. 1

Liverpool, 1

)ND, N

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17
ARRIVED.—Vixen, La,
1 rand, Hughes, Rutter,'
Van derheyde, Oster
Bleasdale. Mont'

,—Wind S.S.W

TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 14.—Wind S., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Ann Bridsun, Bragg, from Bombay; sailed from
at. Helena 2nd Nov.—Hinda, from Benin—Rose. from Callao
"•—Olinda, Thompson, from Paraiha—R. D. Shepherd, Lee, New
Orleans—Josepha,,Leitch, from Charleston—Katinka, from St.
AlichaePs—Ariadne, Goods, and Mizapore, Hinckman, from
Ualcutta—Lanercost, from China.
SAlLED.—lvanhoe, Edwards, New York—Mersey, Boyd, for
Jamaica—Ann, Johnston, Maranham—Octavia, Reed, Arica—
Ranger, Purge, Bahia—Therese Jane, Wright, Maranham—Sa-
?utak, Juttus, Philadelphia— Garrick, Hunt, New York.

Senhora, Frodsham, from London for Santa Martha, at
Ramsgate, with bulwarks stove, sails split, &c., having been in
'contact.
Henry, Winch, from Calcutta off the Cape of Good Hope,
leaky ; intended putting into St. Helena for repairs.
Persian, Edington, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Derwent, Steele, and Chapman, from China, at ditto.
Betsey, Atkinson, and Mantura, M`Kinnon, hence at Leg-
horn.
Veronica, O'Brien, hence for Newfoundland, at Cove, with
loss of sails, and decks swept.
Enterprise, Lyons, from St. John's N.B. at ditto.

Campbell, from Demerara, off ditto.
Elizabeth, King, hence for St. Domingo, at Belfast Lough

Jane, Bridges, hence for Hamburg. off ditto.
Lady Eleanor, of this port, at Milford, di.charging to repair.
Flint, from Odessa for this port, at ditto, with pumps choked
and leaky.
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SCILLY, Dec. 10.—The Surpass, rf,nerries, irmn ,tverpuut
Myra and Salonica, drove from her anchors at Tesco, and went
•n shore, but was assisted off, and warped into a place of safety

I.OBERMUKY, LC, / lIC .....
Cockenzie, struck on a sunken rock, off Loch Don, the 22nd of
Nov.,"itut was got off, after throwinir part of her cargo over-
board, .and laid on the beach for repairs.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.
,AWRlVED.—Phcenix, from Antigua—Windsor, from Para—
Cicely, from Monte Video.
OFF POINT LYNAS, at 3 p.m
tow of a steamer

A Dutch vessel, dismasted, in

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16.—Wind S. moderate.
ATtaivau.—General Berry, Hill, Boston—Nuevo San Fran-
cisco, Mendiz, Havannah—Fame, Aitkin, for Rio Janeiro—De
Hoop, honing, Dordt—Choice, Robertson, Jamaica—Colum-
bus, Green, Pernambuco.

Acadia, Shannon. from Halifax and Boston, at this port. Fell
in with the Britannia about 24 hours sail from Halifax.
Louisa, Backhouse, fromlermo, at this port, with loss of
bowsprit, stanchebns, bulwarks, eutwater, spars, sails. &c.,
having been struck by a heavy sea in the hurricane of 7th Dec.,
in lat. 51. long. 9.
_ peg= ‘.a. ipuLzAelle.ucj at
,Neyfypr!i. and sailed 29th ult.
Huguenot, Hiler; arrih LirtMT.y, , litotri‘o'nr,%;encCeill New York.
Harry Lorrequer, and Mars, Dupre, hence at Bombay 6th
November

lth, sailed from ditto 2nd Nov., and Orix,

Thonws Lowry, Gr; h tm, from Auckland at Fort Nicholsorl
Emelyn, Teogood, hence for Lisbon, at Falmouth, with loss
jibboom, foreyard, bulwarks and stancheons, head and cutwa-
ter started, &c., having been struck by a heavy sea whilst
lying to 6th and 7th December.
Schembile, Bonice ; Emma, Way ; and Commodore, Cousin,

hence at Malta.
Wilton, Gorham, hence at Br
Robert. Fulton, Davis, at
Hope in sight. bearing E.N.
verpool, standing for the Cape; Nov. 3d, pissed an
steamer from the West Indies, bound to Europe, in lat. 24 55
N., long. 57 23 W, ' • 13th, in lat. 33 03 N., long.. 70 21 W., passed
close to the hull of a vessel, bottom up, apparently an English
brig, of about 250 tons, coppered to 10 feet.
Massachusetts, Pritchart, at New York. Oct. 30, lat. 44 30.
long. 41 47 - the ship Seraphim, from Miramichi 'll days)
'ssachusetts had experienced a succession

t. 14th, Cape Good
iris, of Li-
nglish

.of gales on the passage. 111 si. ,tu lUiis..34,
severe hurricane, lost foresail, maintopsail, and royal from the
gaskets, which lasted eight hours ; shipped a heavy sea, stove
bulwarks, jolly boat, and washed part of the carved work from
the stern.
NEW ORLEANS, 10th Nov.—The British ship Mertoun, Cap-
tain Hamilton, from Liverpool, September 4, arrived here yes-
terday, after a tedious passage, with 248 steerage passengers.
Of this number, seventeen are now lying dead on board, having
died while corning up II .

Fifty or tixty more are sick,

but of what disease We could not learn. • •
CA lILI NG FORD, Dec. I4.—Marchioness of Bute, Kenny, from
Liverpool for Mobile, went on shore this morning, near Cooley
Point, and remains, with the master and crew on board, who
refuse to
BEA

Atkinson, from Eastport for
condemned. _. . . .

which arrived

ster, from Taganrog—Johan Ge-
Industrie, Zellein, and_Progress,

D'Auvergne, Smith, Ho►t:
N.B.—Soto, Altona