The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-30 00:00:00

DEC. 30, 183f5

Imports.

EGYPT.
Rapid, (77: Le Retilh.y, fin Alexandria, Egypt, with 39J bales (;(:)t.
ton, 2 bag• 3 seed, I box coats unkn, Order—K Dk

BRITISH AME R
Victoria, (545) flushind, fin Qurbec. with 435 ps pine and 24 p 4 oak
timber, 15 c 26 deals, U 4, c 27 stares, Gibbs, Bright and co—B Dk

EUROPE.
Isabella, (210) 'Ritchie, fin St PeterSburg, with 253 casks tallow,
bales isinglass, I ease maccaroni, 1 case manna croop, I case bullock'g
tongues:, 1 bale buck wheat, 9 ankerS cranberries, 1 anker honey, 14
Ilill-3:0 casks tallow, 1600 ps lathwood, 2 kegs caviar, 1 box manna)
croon, 13 ankers cranberries, 1 box telescopes retd, Order-3 bdls cut
clenu hemp, Neuman and. Engel-1 tou Oakum, 3 tons old rope, Camp-
bell and Crawford—li Die

Z-.l)ipplng intclitgence.

TUESDAY, DEC. 27.—N00n, Wind N. E.—Frost.

The Dublin Mail not arrived—Yesterday's Mail did not arrive till

11 at night.

SAILED—The Eleanor Laidman, M'Kie, for Calcutta—Sir Charleg
Forbes, Leslie, for Bahia—Ranger, Ainley, for the Mauritius & Bom-
bay—Mary Ann, Carrick, for Gibraltar & Valparaiso—James Lemon.
Lawton, for New Orleans.

The Canton, from Jamaica, is at anchor near the N.E. buoy, with
her windlass broken, and in want of an anchor and cable.
The Traveller, M'Clear, for St Lucia, has put back ftoni Hoylake.
The Hope, Swan, for Barbados, has put back.
The Antigua Packet, M•Knight, for Demerara, sailed this morning
from the N.E. buoy, where she has been at anchor since Friday.
The Fame, of Whitehaven, and the Sarah, are on shore on the rocks
at Sandy Cove.
The Hover, of Wexford, is sunk in the harbour of Kingston.
The Brilliant Flegg. from Quebec, at Limerick, 13th inst. In lat.
46, long. 34, fell in with the lluckers, from Quebec to London, water..
logged, and took off the second mate and six seamen—the captain and
11 men washed overboard on the 11th inst.

DUBLIN, Dec. 25.—The Charles, Itandall, from Liverpool to New-.
castle, parted from her anchors yesterday in Kingston Harbour, and
drifted on the rocks and sunk, Sz it is feared will go to pieces—severaS
casks of palm oil have floated out of her.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28.—Noon, Wind N.E.—Moderate.
(High Water '2 h 23m p.m.)
ARRIVED—The Etna, Emerson, from Dublin—Queen of the Isle.
Gill, from Isleman—Vernon, Mather, from Glasgow.

The Canton, Gibson, sailed last night from the N.B. Buoy, for
Jamaica.
The Winwick, hence, at Newfoundland.
The Balfour, Bee, hence, at Rio de Janeiro.
The Lady Jane, Rudolph ; and Rapid. hence, at Dublin.
The Cassiopea, -, from St Petersburg, at ditto.
The Delta, , hence, at Limerick.
The Quinten Leitch, Mackie, for Philadelphia, with loss of head,
cutwater, Re. and John, White, for New Orleans, have put back.
Part of the cargo of the lleyes, for Barbados, has been washed oat
shore near Abergele • also two boats, one marked " Cessnock, of Li-
verpool," and the other " Medium, of Liverpool."

THURSDAY, DEC. 29.—N00n, Wind N.E.—Frosty.
(High Water 3h Gin p. m.)
SAILeD—The William, Tait, for Africa—Bally, Orfeur, for Smyrna
and Constantinople—Ellen lenkinson, Irving, for Leghorn—Cicely,
Gutheridge, for Newfoundland—Macon, Osborne, for Savannah—
Arethusa, White, for Barbados—Yeoman, Mitchinson, for Demerara.

The Amicitia, Walter ; and Cecilia, Bay, hence, at Copenhagen.
Hortensia, Reed, hence, at Singapore.
Rapid, --, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, landed her pilot
off R aterford on Monday, sailed from Liverpool on Sunday.
The Ide, Phillips, hence, at Malta, and sailed 17th November for
Alexandria.

The Smyrna, Cornish, hence, at Malta, and sailed 21st November
for Smyrna.
The Juno, Cork, hence, at Malta.
The Jabez, Tindall, sailed from Malta for this port, Bth Dec.
The Emma, Main, from London, at Plymouth, with pumps choked,
bound for this port.

The Renown, -, hence for Africa, was spoken 19th instant, itt
lat. 47 22, long. 7 28,

The Leven, Saphire, Williams, and Mary Patrick. hence, at Dublin
The Hibernia, (teamer) from Dublin, is on shore on Burbo.
The Thomas Tucker, Moore, for Antigua, has put back, after being
on shore on Hoylake, and discharging the greater part of her cargo.
The Annabella, Anstruther, from the Mauritius off Penzance, sailed
9th Oct., and from Cape of (good Hope Ist Nov.
The Sarah, Sadler, from Slain, at London.
The Jessie, --, from Quebec for this port, was spoken, out
sixteen days.
The Ingleborough, Ricket, from Bombay, at Singapore, and sailed
19th August for China.
Part of the stern of a vessel beautifully carved and gilt, supposed to
belong to a steamer, was washed on shore near Graystones, 27th inst.
on one side is carved an anvil and hammer, on tire ()tiler tongs, with
a scroll of palm leaves.

HULL, Dec. 27.—1 t has been blowing very heavy from the eastward
for the last three days, and several vessels are on shore in the neigh-
bourhood. The Frederick Wilheltnina, from• Memel for Liverpool, is
stranded at Grimsby, and must discharge—cargo supposed to be da-
maged. The Rochdale, Tucker, from Wismar, for Liverpool, is-alsoi
on shore near Grimsby.