The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-11 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.-Kitty Cord s, Wright, from St. John, N.B.—
Wish, Martin, from Cephlonia—Providence, Tyrer, from Se-
ville.

SAlLED.—Transit, Marshall, and Wilson Kennedy, Wilson,
for New Orleans—Covenanter, Patterson, Apalachicola—Mary
Stoddart, Calcutta—Druid, Walker, Arica—Merton, Mitchell,
Gibraltar—Toby, Jarvis, Gibraltar and Malaga—Primrose,
Parson, and Hebe, Allen, St. Thomas—Lockwoods, Errington.
Mobile—Bridget, King, Lisbon—Tom Cringle, Marsh, St. Jago
de Cuba—Charles Buchan, Russell, Rio Grande—Ottowa, Dry-
man, Mobile—Amazone, Sissal, Havana.

Argyra, Ross, and Matilda, Butley, hence at the Cape Good
Hope.
Oak, Butler, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd Oct.
Jane, Stanley, from Africa at St. Helena.
Thomas Sparks sailed from ditto for London 18th Oct.
Lucy Sharp, hence at Arica.
Blakely, Martin, hence at Valparaiso.
Currency, Kerr, from Mazatlan at ditto, and sailed for this
port 14th September.
Tagus, Gibson, sailed from ditto for this port 4th Sept.
Livingston, Rae, sailed from ditto for this port 7th Sept.
Manchester, Brown, from Cardiff at Coquimbo.

Cleopatra, hence at 'ditto.
Harbinger, Candlish; Alpha, Plomer ; Martha, Shallcross,
Cocker ; Merchant, Luke ; Sapphire, Miller ; Zephyr, Drewry ;
and Bosphorus, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Agnes, Stephenson, from London at Surinam.
Wilsons, Donohue, hence at Demerara.
Elizabeth, Hill, sailed from ditto for this port on the 20th of
October.
Elvira, sailed from ditto for this port 30th Oct.
Mary Bibby, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd Nov.
Isabel, Griffith, sailed from Antigua for this port on the 30th
October.
Jenny, Sonderberg, and Bertha, Volger, hence at St. Thomas
Sultana, Storek, hence at Jame!.
Mary Marsden, Adams, and Medina, Guthrie, hence at Santa
Martha. _ . . .

Princess Victoria, Ellis, sailed from Cephalonia for this port
15th November.
Amaha, hence at Cuxhaven.
Margaret, Davey, from Charleston for this port, at Falmouth,
with loss of foretopmast.
Prince of Wales, Thomas, hence for Naples, at ditto.
Devonian, hence for Alexandria, at ditto.
Union, hence tor Morlaix, at Llanelly, with her sails blown
away.
Chester, Hunter, from Quebec for this port, at Belfast Lough
Irene, from Bahia, at Queenstown.
William and Mary, Cloake, from St. Petersburg, for this port,
off Wick.
Mary Muir, Milman, from Sincapore at Deal.
The John Horton, Cunningham, was lost in Punta Arenas on
21st Sept. Crew and materials saved.
The steam-ship Endora, which left New York on the 15th of
November, for Rio Janeiro and San Francisco, went ashore on
Luplam Beach, near Cape May, on the niiiht of the 16th Nov.,
and had about five feet of water in her hold. At the last ac-
counts they were discharging the cargo through the surf.
SHIPWRECKS.—The ship Hanover, of Bath, Capt. Rogers,
from Cadiz, with a full cargo of salt, in attempting to run into
Kennebec River, struck on Pond Island Bar, and almost im-
mediately went to pieces, and all hands on board perished.—
The barque El►jah Swift, bound from New York for New Or-
leans, with thirty-nine persons on board, was wrecked, off the
Great Isaacs, and eleven persons were drowned. Amongst
these was Charles Robinson, cabin boy, of Liverpool.
CEPHALONIA, November 16.—The Bezaliel, Jewell, in re-
turning from Lixury, went on shore on the Argosteli Shoal on
the 11th instant, but came off immediately, was surveyed, and
proceeded yesterday for Liverpool.
FAVAL, Nov. 26.—The Waverley, Robertson, from Liverpool,
which sailed hence on the 6th instant, for New York, after re-
pairing, put back on the 11th, more leaky than before, and has
discharged to be hove down.

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

ARRlVED,—Amaranth, Bliss, from New Orleans—Sir R.
Jackson, Doran, Montreal—Daring, and Zigzag, Brucey, St.
Michael's—El Dorado, from Lisbon.
SAILED.—Gipsy, Wilson, for Bordeaux—John Cock, Thomp-
son, Cape Good Hope.

Duchess of Clarence, Cole

•om Adelaide at Hobart Town

Elizabeth Archer, Cobb, siiled from Sydney, N.S.W. for;San
Francisco 16th July.

Black Prince, M`Pherson, sailed from Arica 2nd Sept., and
the Avoca, Ridley, on the sth, both for this port.
Lanreana Rita, Gnitier, hence at Havana.

Elizabeth, Green, hence at Newfoundland

Duca de Genova, Cavilieri, hence at Constantinople, and
cleared for Galatz. . . .

Jane Goodyear, Lamzed, and Hurrah, Elton, hence at Trieste
Italia, Castellan, hence at St. Übes.
Aurora Liberal, Pepe, sailed from St. Übes for this port 27th
November.
Eliza Bell, Hewitt, hence at Lisbon.

Sea, Johnson, hence at Oporto.
Lord Duncan, Knapman, sailed from Oporto 26th Nov. ;
Belle, Hicks, on the 28th; and Belle, Brown, on the 28th—all
for this port.
Arnhold, Parun, hence at Stralsund.
Blarney (a.s.) and Despatch, Darnell, hence at Helvoet.
Petronella, Kirkhove, hence at Ghent.
Liberty, Warwick, from Pillau, and Supply, Stowe, from
Cronstadt, at Stromness, and sailed for this port.
Rapid, Tucker, from Newfoundland, and Roseland, Ball,
from Palermo, at Holyhead.

DUBLIN, Dec. Edgecombe, of Liverpool, from Bar-
row to Cardiff, in bearing for Kingstown. and while running
through Dalkey Sound yesterday. morning, struck a rock, da-
maged her forefoot and keel seriously, and will be obliged to
come up here for repairs.
CUXHAVEN, DEC. I.—The Fatima, Wilson, from Hamburgh
to Liverpool, got aground above the Ost, but was assisted off,
apparently without damage, after being lightened.
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`MARSEILLES Nov. M. steamer Medusa, with the
outward bound Indian mail from London, of the 24th instant,
sailed this morning, has put back, with rudder broken, having
touched the ground at the mouth of the harbour, The mails
will be forwareed by the French steamer Leonidas, Ist Dec.,
should H.M. steamer Medina not arrive here previously.

KINGSTOWN, 4th Dec.—The Phoenix, Kniper,from Liverpool
to Antwerp, struck the bottom severatimes, at low water, on
the west side of this harbour, in consequence of the easterly
swell, and is leaky ; she was moved last night.

Emperor of China, from Trincomalee at Kedgeree.
MIRFORD, 6th Dec.—The William, and Jane, Marshall, from
Liverpool for Havre, got on the rocks off Hubberston Point,
but lies well, and mint be lightened to be got off.
BELFAST, 6th Dec.—The Ranger, Duggan, from Sligo for Li-
verpool, which was on shore near Carrickfergus, came off to-
day, after discharging part of her cargo, and towed up here to
repair.