The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

DEC. 27, 1836

SUNDAY, 25. —NJon, Wirt N.E.—Vezy fresh
(An Irish Maii. —High W,tter 911 3timj

Aen FM—T:m Isabella, r.itehie, from St Petersbolg.
A t.s o All RI VED —The Kellermont, Urquhart, from Glasgow—Leeds,
City of Dublin, C•nameree, Mersey, and Ballinasloe, (steemers) from
Dublin—the Athlone, (steamer) from Belfast—Frances, --, from

Sanvn—The Thomas Worthington, Rackham, for Lima—Beccles.
Manthorpe, for Malta and Pairas—Ben:zal, Teulon, for Mobile—Lima
Packet, Wh,,elur, for Trinidad—lsabella, Robertson, for Bombay--
Z 'd, Bernard, for Bourdeaux—Appleton, Evans, for Jamaica—Mary,
Nelson, for Donicrara—Nyverbrid, Elevens, for Ostend —Manchester.
Anion, for City Point, Zke—Frienita, Cane, for Monte Video, Sze—New
Jersoy, Dickson, for Boston—Ctementson, Newby, for St Thomas, S.:c
—Elvira, Scott, for Malta, &c—Fairfield, Slack, for Savannah—Rapid,
—, for Istappa—Hereford, Bebum, for Rio Janeiro—Co.nmerce ,
Primrose, for Trinidad—Ocean, Briggs, for Baltimore—Rapid, --.
for Cane of Good Hope—llindoo, M`Gill, for Calcutta—Scotland,
Winship, for New York.

Two brigs, supposed to be coal laden, are reported to have been
wrecked at. Kingstown, yesterday.
The Noble, Stevens, froth Glasgow, at Core, for New York, leaky
and must discharge.

The Fenwick Keating, Wilson, for St John, N B, and Jane, Bones
for Cadiz, &c, sailed from Cove 22d instant.
The America, Mackie, for St John, N B, and William Salthouse,
Barr, for Trinidad, sailed from Cove, 22d instant.
The Gipsy, (steamer) from Waterford, at Kingstown, for this port.
The Earl l'owis, -, for Calcutta, hove to at the back of the.
Head, yesterday morning.
The Lady Gordon, for Berbice, was off Point Lynas, at 10 Lin,
yesterday.
A quantity of soap, several barrels of flour, some timber, and two
boats, have been picked up near Voel Nant, ands piano forte, neat
Mostyn.
A brig, with a signal of distress flying, put into Iloylake this after-
noon.

The Mary, White, for Sierra Leone, and the Richard Walker, for
Bombay, in beating down the river this afternoon, got in contact, the
former lost jibboom, and touched the ground, near Egremoat, the lat-
ter sprung her main-yard—both afterwards came to anchor.
The liengal, Teulon, which sailed to-day, is on shore in the Rock
Channel.

The John Airey, Nicholson, from Messina, at Dublin.

MONDAY, DEC. 26.—N00n, Wind W.S.W.—Moderate.
(No Irish mail.—high Water Ih Ilm p.m.)

ARRIVED—The Ocean, (steamer) from Cork.

SAILF.D—The Bride, Porter, for Bourdeaux & the Mauritius—Bee,
Morris, for St John, N B—Julie, Melenbrock, for Ostend Sc Trieste—
Vittoria, Mitchell, for Sierra Leone—Active, Meklan, for Odessa—
Mary White, Carrington, for Sierra Leone—Lady Rowena, Main, for
Charleston—Richard Walker, Fidler, for Bombay—Brothers, Holmes,
for Odessa—Gezina Harmonia, Jonker, for Rotterdam—Wolfs Cove.
Hamilton, for St John, N B—llediterranean, Crosbie, for Africa—
Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, for Bahia—Water Witch, Newby, for Bar-
bados—Trenton, Pratt, for Boston—lsabella, Smyth, Buenos Ayres—
Brian Boru, Hughes, for Jamaica—Melanthe, Frisk, for Legliorn—
Robert Ker, Gourley, for Mobile—Barbadian,§Hutchinson, for Bar-
bados—Dido, Keay, for Africa.

The Malcolm, Malcolm, hence, at St Übes; and sailed Bth Dec. for
Buenos Ayres.
The Pilot, Davies, for Leghorn, has put back, leaky, and must die-
charge, having been on shore.
The Bengal: Teuton, for. Mobile, bps put back, leaky, and must dis-
charge, having been on shore near the lied Noses.
A brig was wrecked yesterd ,y near Dove Point, her lower masts
are painted green, abaut 4 feet above the deck.
The Racer, -, for Genoa, has put into Hoylake,, after striking
on the Banks.

The Thomas Tucker, --, for Antigua, is on shore at Hoylake.
A brig was seen on shore on West Hoyle early this morning.
The cargo of the Heyes is washing on shore near the Point of Ayr.
at the mouth of the Dee.

The British Tar, and Royal William, from Quebec, at Dublin.
John Airey, from Messina, at Dublin.
Martha, —, hence, at Dublin.
The following vessels sailed from Milford, 23d instant :—Sir John
Franklin, for Bahia—Abeona, for Darien—Lynx, for Lisbon—Azores
Packet, for St Michael's—Chace, for Havana—Rhoda, Helen, &Three
Sisters, for Gibraltar .

BELMULLET, Dec. 22.—The Albion, Cook, from North America to
Sligo, was totally wrecked 18th instant, on the Island of Ennis Quay—
crew saved. In lat. 48, long. 38, the Albion fell in with the Margaret
Scott, from North America to Annan, water logged, and took off the
crew.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER 26,1836.
Wind at Holyhead, E.N.E.—Blowing a gale.
East of the Floating Light at anchor—Na. 266, Canton, B Bk, at 12
noon, with a signal of distress flying, the life boat alongside.
The following vessels still at anchor outside—No. 1079, Quinten
Leitch, B S—and No. 260, Antigua Packet, B S.
No. 1529, Thomas Tucker, B B, is aground in Hoylake, at 2 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Mrn. 1 Evn.

Feslirals, Ztr.

Mc. H. H. H. H.
Tuesday ....27 128 146
Wednesday-28 2 5 223
Thursday.... 29 245 3 6
Friday, ....30 329 352
Saturday....3l 419 448
SUNDAY.Thri i 529 553
Monday .... 2 627 7 1

F. I.
14 6
14 1
13 6
12 11
12 7
12 6
12 11

St John
Innocents' Day
Length of night 16h 34m
Sun in Perigee llh 17m ran
Silvester
Circumcision
Saturn in conj with Moon

LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEC. 23.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Manley and Son, Chowbent, Lancashire, nail-manufacturers—R.
Byers and T. Kenyon, Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers
—Pogo and Whittaker, Manchester, coach-makers--J. Johnson and
co., Manchester, smallware-manufactures—Procktor, Hirst, and co.,
Rochdale, cotton-spinners.
INSOLVENTS.
Dec. 22—John and George Wimble, Maidstone, wharfingers.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
George Weall, Preston, Lancashire, draper.