The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-07 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4.—Wind W.
ARRlVED.—Theodosia, Thompson, from Jamaica; sailed 20th
Oct.—Mary, Owen, from Quebec—Atlantic, Johnson; Resolution,
Forrest, and Clio, Daly, from Miramichi—Scotland, Robinson,
from New York—and Teazer, —, from St. Übes.

Jane, Gregory, for Rio Janeiro, has put back, with loss of sails,
&c.

- Jos. P. Dobree, Cortie, from JacmeL'at Falmouth ; sailed 13th
Oct. It is feared the cargo has sustained material damage from
the quanttiy of water shipped, it having swollen so much as to
'raise the decks, and oblige the captain to throw overbard about
250 bags coffee
Royal William, Irvine, from Ilambro' at Plymouth, for Calcutta,
with loss of boat, decks swept. and mate washed overboard
Active, Brooks, from Ostend for this port, at Whitehaven
Clasina, —, hence for Amsterdam, at Plymouth, with wizen
mast broken
Enterprise, Boyes, hence at Miramichi
Vesta, Garrod, hence for London. at Deal, with loss of sails, &c.
Glasgow,.Hamilton, from Sincappre, at Deal • _
The French squadron from Toulon, at Havana, mid sailed 22nd
Oct. for Vera Cruz
Tyrer, Ellis, hence at China 7th July
Peggy, Noble, from Newport, at Cardiff, cargo shifted; vessel
strained, and leaky, must discharge, bound to Liverpool
Lynx, —, and Mischief, , hence at Lisbon
Iberia, (steamer,) from Falmouth for Gibraltar, at Penzance,
with mails for India, with loss of rudder. The mails would be for-
warded yesterday by the Braganza (steamer)
FALMOUTH, Dec. I.—George IV, Leggett, from Charente for
Liverpool, is discharging
MILFORD, Dee. 2.—A quantity of malt, and the stern of a vessel
with Providence on it, and some papers, from which it appears the
master's name was Barfield, have been washed on shore here
Hawk, Norris, from Lisbon at this port, in Bdays. The Bodding-
tons, hence to Africa, was putting into Lisbon, with loss of rudder,
as the Hawk came out
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 2.—The Lady Paget, Allen, from Liverpool
to Batavia, put in this port yesterday, with cargo shifted, loss of
boat, bulwarks, sails, &ie. in a gale on the 21th, 23tli and 26th ult.
sai miles west of the Land's End
STRANRAER, Nov. 29.—M aria, Burgen, from Charleston to Liver-
pool, put in here yesterday with loss of ilwarks, sails, &c. and
part of cargo thrown overboard. The Wyfiower, of Killough,
was put on shore vest, rday in Cairn Bay -
KINGSTOWN, Dec. I.—A brig, timber-laden, and water-logged,
with three men in the rigging, was passed on the 29th Nov. off
Tuskar
DUBLIN, Nov. I.—Shepherdess, from Leghorn to Liverpool, must
discharge to repair
BOULOGNE, Dee. I.—Mettina Jantina, from Liverpool to Rotter-
dam, was driven on shore yesterday, about 20 miles to the west-
ward of this port : crew saved. The Alert, Gregson, was abandoned
yesterday, in a sinking state near this port ; crew arrived here
COWES, Dec. 2.—Experiment, Mackie, from Liverpool to Lon-
don, was driven on shore yesterday, near Nettlestone, and is sunk
so that the mast only is above water. Crew saved
Siam., Dec, I.—The captain, five of the crew, and one pas-
senger, have been saved from the Thomas Tucker
HOLYHEAD, Dec. 3.—Sceptre, Stewart, from St. Domingo to
Falmouth, drove on shore last night, 3 miles south of the Head,
and is a total wreck ; mate and one man saved. A sine. part of
the cargo saved in a damaged state

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBE

s.—Wind N. fresh.

AWRlVED.—Bonanza, 7Ponsonby, from China—Europe, —,
from Bathurst—Ann flail, Tucker, from Quebec—Mary Campbell,
Barker, from Tatmagouche—Mary Ann, Bonn, from Newfoundland
—Minerva, —, from Mobi!e—Orpheus, Bailey, from New York
—Astrea, Neill, from Genoa—Sultana, Rogers, from Smyrna—
William, —, from Gibraltar—Patience, Bergandahl, for Nye
Carlebv—Elivan, Morrison, and Don. Morton, from St. Peters-
burg—Thomas Hunter, Rutledge, and Newton, Farquharson, from
Danzig—Joven Enrique, , from Tarragona—Despatcb,
and Anna Maria, , f oat Lim eric
SAlLED.—United States, Holdredge. for New York—Sir Colin
Campbell, Pentecost, for Mobile—Emma, Maine, for Smyrna—and
Bahiana, Hogg, for Rio Janeiro.

Hudson, llamilton, hence at Arica in 06 days
Creole, Tracey, hence at New Orleans
Phantom, Saunders, and Greyhound, Riven, from Odessa, at
Constantinople, and both sailed znd ult. for this p6rt
Two Sisters, -. from Rio de Janeiro, at Trieste
Poulide, Pierre; Rapid, Nifors ; St. Pierre, De Potter; Lord
Hawksbury, Stradburg, and Angelina, Cornelisse, hence at Ostend
Nicolai I, Hasse, and Ida Maria, Behrendt, hence at Revel
ionic Vrow Elizabeth, Biers, and Juffer Fresina, Potter, hence
at Rotterdam

Three Gezusters, Dykstra, and Wurtzema, Grieven, hence at the
Texel

Minerva, Domansky, and Christiana, Begg, hence at Kiel
Actaeon, —, from Miramichi for this port, was spoken 26th
Nov. in lat. 48, long. 24, with loss of topmasts and sails in a hur-
ricane three days previous—was apparently very leaky, both
pumps going—did not want assistance
Eliza Jane, Bowen, from Cadiz for this port, off Lancaster, with
damage
The Fanny, liallewood, hence for Newry, at Beaumaris, very
leaky and on shore.
The Chieftain, Anderson, from Danzic for this port, is wrecked
on the Church Bauks, near Stronines—a few casks of spirits
saved.

The Franklin, Pendleton, hence for New York, at Newfoundland,
with cargo shifted, leaky, loss of sails and water. •
The John Airey, Wilson, from Leghorn for this port, at White.
haven, with loss of masts.

The Pekoe, Gillies; Vanguard, Steward ; Tapley, Mallory, and
Alexander, M'Lachlan, from China at London.

The Adrastes. Day, from the Cape'sYbood Hope at Mauritius,
The Breeze, Parker, hence for Quebec, was totally lost on Point
Eseuminas.

The Isabella, -, from Pernambuco for this port, that was on
shore at Waterford. is stink in nine fathoms water.
The Rosina, Ferrier, hence for Havre, at Dunkirk, with loss of
anchor and sails.

The Amanda,-, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken 21st ult,
in lat. 460, ion. 44 0.

The Orpheus, Bailey, left Sandy Hook on the morning of the
20st Nov. and arrived of Point Lynas, and took a pilot on board at
9 o'clock in the evening, making her passage in 14 iiays and 12
hours. On the 21st Nov. in lat. 40 40, lon. 67 30, saw the Liverpool
steamer, all well ; expected to reach New York in 24 hours.
The Catherine APDorrald, from Itichibucto to Beaurnaris was
spoken Ist inst. off Cape Clear, with loss of part of her rudder.
The Gazelle, Evans, from Bahia at this port, sailed 9th Oct. On
the 2(1 inst. in hit. 48 0, lon. 10 9, spoke the Caledonia, hence for
New Orleans, with loss of fore topsail._
CossTANTINon,t, 7th Ncv.--The Mauney, --, from Odessa
for London, which was on shore in the Dardanelles, 28th ult. has
been got off, without apparent damage, after lightening, and pro-
ceeded.

DUBLIN, 29th Nov.—The Hope, of Liverpool, has lost her bow-
sprit.
WATERFORD, 28th Nov.—The Emma, Jarvis, from Poole for
Liverpool, has come up to the quay with loss of bulwarks and
pumps choked : cargo discharging.
MIRAMICIII, 30th Oct.—Several vessels are reported to have
been cast on shore, on the Coast of Newfoundland, during the late
gales.

PICTOU, 23d Oct.—A ltght barque was driven on shore, on Cape
Bear, 21st inst.

THURSDAY, DECEMISEEC S.E.
ARELIVED.—CIarita, —, from Santander—Lamande,
from Senegal—Diana, , from St. Petersburg—Terranova,
from St. Petersburgh.
SAlLED.—lrvine, Reid, for Savannah—Apollo. Le Seleuro, for
Naples—Britain's Pride, Scott, for Genoa—Pet, Buckley, for Leg-
horn—Orozimbo, Macey, for New Orleans-4loppet, Linguiet, for
Marseilles—John Dugdale. M`Gowan. for Sineapore and Manilla—
Tyrian, Cunningham, for Rio Janeiro—Margaret, Blytb, for New
Orleans—Golden Fleece, flubbock. for Calcutta - Cumberland,
Power, for the Gulf of Nlexico and Apalachicola—May, Dawson,
for Africa-11 esultat. A renius, for Trieste— Com peten t, and
Cestrian, Armstrong, for Bombay—and Amelia, Lookup, for
vana.

Agnes, --, hence at Maranham in 39 days
Leander. Hayward, hence at Lisbon
Henry HON*, Chapman. & Dona Maria, Steele, hence at Oporto
Duke of Montrose, Griffiths, hence at Nantes
Senator, Grindlay, from the Cape of Good Hope, at St. Nazaire
Charite, Folange, hence at Bourdeaux
St. Alexy, Lilley, hence at St. Petersburgh
Blackness, Anderson, hence at Cuxhaven
Phoebe, —, from Miramichi for Liverpool, was spoken 28th
ult. in lat. 49, long. 2G, with loss of deck load
Cambria, , from Quebec for this port, was spoken 21st Nov.
in lat. 51, long. 12
Actmon. Fielding, from Miramichi for this port, at Bantrey Bay
Fame, Purvis, hence for Batavia, at the Cove; foremast sprung,
and bulwarks washed away • sailed 19th Nov.
Thomas, Scotty, for Algiers, at the Cove
Mauritian, Reed, and Gazelle, Robertson, hence at the Cape of
Good Hope -
LISBON, Nov. 27. Clara, (Portuguese schooner) arrived here
this morning from Madeira, reports that a very severe gale was
experienced at that place 24th Nov. and that all the vessels in port
were driven from their moorings. The Clara got to sea, leaving
part of her crew on shore

Arethuga, (214) A Whyte, from Barbados, with 175 hdg 27 tcs
sugar, Heyes, Litherland and co-4 brls do, Order-2 pkgs sweet-
meats, Gibbs. Bright, and co-4 do, J Gowling-1 do, W and J
Thompson-1 do, 1 pkge cassava, J G Oughterson-1 do, Barton,
Main, and co-1 do, 2 brls roots, 6 pkgs sweetmeats, Order-89 pns
molasses, 52 bales cotton, Heyes, Litherland, and co-3 cs returned
goods, 3 bills copper, 16 hawse pipes, W and J Thompson-3 pkgs
cordials, J G Oughterson—Q D