The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-20 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 13.—Wind S.S.E. fresh.
ARRIVED.—ViIIage Girl, from Tobasco—Statesman, Gilchrist,
from New Orleans—Tuskina, Williams, from St. Mark's—Ja-
coba, Fernandes, from Cadiz—Maria, Penny, from Ancona—
Frarisk a, Burnett, from Hamburg—and Freedom, from Sal-
combe. _ __. .. - . ___ _

SAILED. —Epaminondas, Chick, for Mobile—Lord Glenelg,
Martin, for Charleston—Michelina, Perreira, for Malta—Lord
Mai stone, Raisbeck, and Huiclee, Soule, for Newfoundland
Roscins, Eldridge, for New York—Saranak, Turley, for Phila-
delphia—Mayflower, Kewley, for Newfoundland—Rose, Gibb,
for Rio de Janeiro—Larch, Vibert, for Palermo—Penningham,
Purchase, and Victoria, Le Gresley, for Vera Cruz—Neptune,
Simmons, for the Azores.

The Queen, from Quebec for this port, was lost about the 2nd
December, at St. Peter's, Newfoundland. Crew saved.
Her Majesty's ship Frolic, ln, from the Sandwich Islands at
Saint Bias 14th October, collecting specie for England
Active, hence at Naples
Anemone. Walker, hence at Havre
Faugh-a-Bal'agh, Savage, hence for Smyrna, at Strangford
Caledonia, Mitchell, hence for Monte Video, at Kingstown
Royal Bride, Welch, from Tobasco, at ditto
London Packet, Vincent, hence for Terceira, at ditto
Berwick Castle, Foster, hence for Malta, at ditto
Majestic, Wright, hence for Gibraltar, at ditto
Herald, Smith, he:lce for ditto at ditto
Rival, Caithness, hence for Lisbon, at ditto
Harmonic, Schaebling, hence for Rotterdam, at ditto
Vrie Kinderen, Alwyn, hence for ditto, at ditto
Laura Ann, Thomas, from Tahiti, off Torbay; sailed Bth Aug.
and from Valparaiso Bth October
Kondrati Savin, Tuleff, from Riga for this port, at Longhope
Vibilia, Duffray, hence for Rio de Janeiro, at Holyhead, with
m an lost overboard _ _ .

TOBERMORY, Jan. B.—The Janet, Duncan, from Liverpool
for llurghead, in beating up this sound on the 4th instant, ran
upon a rock, and, it is feared, will become a wreck. Crew
saved.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 —Wind S.S.E. light.

ARRIVED.—John Patchett, Norman, from Buenos Ayres—,
Columbia, Booth, and Thomas Bennutt, Varnum, from Charles-
ton—Maria, Fcrrett, from Charente—Spencer, Robinson, from
Demerara—Napoleon, from Malaga—Antigua, Richardson,
from Marseilles—Goodwin, Davies, from New York—Regina,
Craighead, from Riga—Achiever, Norrie, from Smyrna—and
Avon, Johnston, from St. John, N.B.
SAlLED.—Ellerslie, Wallace; for Baltimore—Mary Anne,
Brown, for Boston—Caspian, Torry, for Charleston—Dolores,
Cove, for Gibraltar—Neptune, Morel, and Camoens, Aitken, for
Jamaica—Neri,i, Jarvis, and Quicksilver, Brokenshaw, for Lis-
bon—Hampden, Cowen, for Mobile—Eliza Thorntcn, Little, for
New Orleans—Pacific, Ludlam, for New York—Harbinger,
Thompson, for Odessa—Severn, Wiseman, and Ocean Qleen,
Warren, for Savannah—and Rollo, De Faye, for St. Michael's.

ITebe, Wright, henc.-_, for New Orleans, at Cove; bore up from
Cape Clear to stop a trifling leak
John Patchett, Norman, from Buenos Ayres, at this port;
sailed 6th Nov. The Emma. Kemp, was to sail the following
day for this port. Left no other British vessel in the port
Collingwood, (se) from the Sandwich Islands, at San
Blas previous to 16th November
Giovanni Tagliaferro, Ruggeira, and Marmora, (steamer)
hence at Constantinople
Vesper, Mattras, hence at Messina
Margaret, Morton, sailed from Messina for this port 22nd
November
Jane, Pennington, sailed from Charente for this port Bth inst.
Carl Auguste, Ashendorff, hence at Danzig
Maria, Falcke, hence at Swinemunde
Elizabeth Mary Ann, from Naples, at Cove

Emily, Caren, from Patagonia; Gatehead Park, Gladstone;
Athens, Allen, from Kertch ; Light of the Harem, Palmer, and
Amphitrite, C:ward, from Odessa, all at Falmouth
Mariner, Morris, from Trieste, at Waterford
Rebecca, from Lisbon, at Falmouth
Release, Shearer, for Santander; One and All, Bets, fo
St. Michael's, and Sarah, Campbell, for St. John, N.B. at

town
Auguste Maria, Nicholson, for Ancona, and Clara Marie,
Berta, for Rotterdarn, both at Holyhead
MESSINA, Dec. 29.—Spartan, Spittle, partly laden, was driven
on shore on Terra Nova, during a gale from S.W. 23rd Dec.
CAMMIN, Jan 2.—Marina, Hohorst, from Liverpool for Stet-
tin, was wrecked to-day near Haddock; two men drowifid

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15.—Wind S.W. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Acadia, (steamer) Harrison, from Boston, sailed
Ist, and from Halifax 3rd instant—• John, Bolitz, from Taganrog
—Syrian, from Alexandria—Eliza, Lowe, from Ancona—Hum,
Talford, and Sweet Home, Collie, from Malaga—De Jeune
Marmon, Noel, for Nantes—Eliza Moore, from Havre—St.
Petersburg, from St. Petersburg—and Caroline, from Riga.

The Acadia brings intelligence that the packet-ship Cam-
bridge had arrived at New York from this port having on board
the captain and crew of the British barque Lord Lyndhurst,
which she fell in with on her passage from Liverpool to that
city. .

The Linland, from New York for this port, put back 28th
ultimo, with loss of main and mizen.masts, and part of the
cargo thrown overboard
The Henry Pratt, from New York for this port, put back 20th
ultimo, with cargo shifted, bulwarks stove, &c.

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Lady Mary, Scott, hence at Kingstown, leaky, having struck
on Arklow Bank _ .

Champion, Cockram ; Jane, Milligan; Malabar, Barker;
Mary Campbell, Berger; Colonist, Sinnot, and Greenock, Fleck,
hence at Mobile

Sir Charles Napier, Mar Alan, from London, at Mobile

.
Mary Field, Rigby, from Cardiff, at New Orleans
Lady Con-table, Garbutt: Arabian, Hawkins; Liverpool,
Svrinford ; John Garrow, Thompson; England, Everard ; Eliza-
beth, Barclay; Lord Ashburn, Brown; Evening Star, Hannah;
Sir Colin Campbell, and Leander, Phelan, hence at New Or-
leans

Broom, White, from Plymouth, at New Orleans
Lesmahagon, from London, off the Mississippi, waiting for
orders

Jessie, Oliver, and Richard, Weston, hence at Apalachicola

Joseph Porter, Reid; Devereux, Patten; Virginia, Brown;
Devonport, Kirk, and St. Marks, Cove, hence at Savannah
Panthca, Lane ; Sheridan, Cornish ; Cambridge, Barstow. and
Patrick Henry, Delano, hence at New York
Monongahela, hence at Philadelphia
Mozambique; Wakefield, and Sir Henry Huntley, hence at
St. John, Nil.

Washington Irv'itg, Caldwell, and Azoff, Halt-tt, hcnCC at
Boston _ _ _ _ - - -

Dec. 55.—The Sir Richard Jackson and Syria are
reported by a pilot to be on shore in the St. Lawrence. 'They
are both bound to Liverpool, December 25.—They Ceylon, from
Quebec to Liverpool, is on shore at Bic. The Crusader, for
Liverpool, (before reported) is in a dangerous situation, and it
is feared will be carried away by the ice. The Jane is safe for
the winter. The Laurel will be a total wreck.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3 —The Montreal, Douglas, from Quebec to
London, was totally wrecked at Cape Chat, previous to 20th
December; crew and passengers drowned. The William
Bayard from Quebec to Liverpool. was lost near the same place
crew saved. The Elizabeth, Lloyd, from Quebec to the Clyde,
was stranded at the Magdalan Islands, 14th Dec.; crew and
part of the cargo saved. The Norway, Cameron, from Pic-
tou to the Clyde, has put in here leaky. The Lady Bagot,
Williams, from Quebec to Liverpool, has put into this port with
loss of anchors and chains, mizen mast cut away, and other
damage. The Sir Henry Pottinger, from St. John, N.B. to
Bristol, was towed back to St. John's with damage, &c. having
been on shore. The St. Andrew is on shore at East Machias.

BOSTON, Dec. 24.—The Mersey, from New Orleans to Trieste,
put into Key West, 4th instant, having been on shore on Som-
buers Key, and discharged 250 bales of cotton into weeckers.
The Commerce, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, has put into
Baltimore very leaky
RAmsoArk, Jan. 13.—The Wilhelmina, Balir, from Hamburg
to Liverpool, which put in here 4th instant, has commenced dis-
charging.
WIIITEHAVENi Jan. 14.—The Westmoroland, Fulton, from
Liverpool to Bahia, which was stranded at Ravenglass, has
been towed in here to regair.

VESSELS SPOKEN.—Dusty Miller, from St. Ives for Naples,
7th instant, in lat. 46 N, long. 9 W : Elizabeth, from Sydney,
N.S.W. 4th instant, in lat. 48, long. 17; Clenbervie, from the
Clyde for Port Philip, 16th ultimo, in lat. 1 S, long. 20 W ;
Hebe, from Palermo for Falmouth, sth instant, off Gibraltar;
Mary Ann Peters, hence for Savannah, sth ultimo, in lat. 28,
_ _

long. 64; Pearl, hence for Lisbon, 9th instant, in lat. 47, long.
7; Sa'em, hence tth instant, in lat. 44, long 10; Thomas Bat-
tersby, hence for Rio Janeiro, out twenty days; William, for
Alexandria, in lat. 41, long. 12 ; Good Hope, from London for
Bombay, 27th Oct. in lat. 20 S, long. 6g E : Regina, 3rd Nov. in
lat. 27 S, long. 53 E ; Duchess of Sutherland, 25th Oct. in lat.
26 N, long. 34 W . Selby, hence 17th Dec. in lat. 18, long. 30;
Kirkman Finlay, hence for Bombay, Bth instant, off Tuskar ;
Carthagenian, gth instant, between Holyhead and Bardsey ;
Morning Star, Harris, from the Mauritius for London, 7th Dec.
in Ist. 1 N, long. 22 W ; Freedom, from Newport, 7th instant,
1E lat. 51 N, long. 7 W ; Llewellyn, on the Bth instant, off Holy.
head; Westmoreland, from Cork for St. John's, 30th Dec. in
lat. 44, 10ng.:40 ; Buenos Ayrian, 16th Sept. in the Sooloo Sea;
Argentine, hence for Buenos Ayres. 26th Dac. in 1at.43, long.
14; Flora Muir, hence for Bombay, 13th Dec. in lat. 10 N, long.
34 W.

FRIDAY, JAN VARY 16.—Wind S.S.E.
A RRIVED.—SoIide, Bromstrom, Kertch—Rory O'More, Mar-
seilles—Minerva, Ostend— Salvator,•Languillon.
SAlLso.—Lynx, Luscombe, Tampico—Wanderer, Dixon,
Lima—Ann Mary, Falkner ; Mary Worrall, Gardner, for Valpa-
raiso—Europe• Furber ; Sea, Freeman; John P. Harward,
Read, for New York—Flora, Placentia, Santander—Foam, Kerr,
Port Philip—llarvrard, Harward ; G asgow, Manson; Albama,
Wise, for Mobile—Sarah and Arsilia, Charleston—Alliance,
Harper, Azores—Mary, Walker, Smyrna—Mastery, Gruchy,
River Gambia—Cesarea, Godel, Rio Janeiro—Suffolk, Crosley ;
Liverpool, Davenport; Walpole, Thomas; Clifton, Ingersoll;
Eliza Thornton, Little, for New Orleans—Fame, Kean ; Snow-
drop, Lelean, for Lisbon—P.e David, Salasco, Genoa—Liverpool,
Seawright, Jamaica—Eli Whitney, Dyer, Savannah—Wanderer,
Hinds, St. Lucia—Mary Queen of Scots, Kllley, Pernambuco—
Jessamine, Jarvis, Naples—Ann Carr, Carr, Leghorn.

Martha, from Mazatlan at Valparaiso, for this port ; master
sick—Katinka, Casely, hence at St. Michael's.
Nais, Clements, hence for Cadiz at Cove, leaky; bore up
from long. 11—Emma, Sterling, hence at Warren Point for
Lymm, m,king water—Monarch, Percival, hence for China,
at Scil'y—Theodor Klein, frogs Hambro for this port, off Dover.
William, hence to Alexandria, was spoken on the 29th ultimo
off Cape St. Vincent.
TOMMMOREY, JAM. P.—The Janet, Duncan, from Liverpool
to Bringhead, on shore in the Sound of Mull, has discharged
her cargo.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 17.—Wind S.S.E. moderate.
SALLED.—Gwalior, Edwards,l for Bombay, B,:c.—Favourite,
Bezey, for Barbadoes —T. Worthington, Rees, for Trinidad—
Union, Messurier, for Rio Grande—Montreal, Prince; Scotland,
Snow ; St. Cloud, Hatch, and Tyrone, Spear, for New Orleans.

Bertha, Harris, hence at Alicante, with loss of bulwarks,
having been struck by a sea, and has proceeded for Naples
Eliza Goddard, Jones, hence at Dunkirk, with loss of anchur
and chain
James Read, Robinson, hence for Maracaibo, at Kingstown,
after striking on Blackwarter Bank

—Aspatria, Little, hence at Honduras
Earl of Devon, Tonkin, sailed from Ancona for Liverpool 31st
Dec.
CARTIIAGENA, Dec. 16.—The Beiram, from Smyrna, that got
on shore near Cape Palos, 9th Nov. has been condemned; cargo
destroyed.
SIDNEY, C. 8., 18th Dec.—The Queen, Leery, from Quebec,
for Liverpool, has put into St. Peter, Newfoundland, water-
logged, and will remain there to repair. The mate and crew
(eighteen in number) arrived here last evening. The master
went home in a French brig from St. Peter. Mem. :—The Queen
was reperted 13th Jan. as lost at St. Peter.
PUGWASII, 30th Dec.—The Fair Play, M•Lean, from Wallace,
N.S. for Liverpool, has put into Newfoundland to undergo re-
pairs, having been on shore.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 18.—Wind S.S.E. light.
ARRlVED.—Liverpool, Eldridge, from New York—James,
from Trinidad—Clifford, from Jamaica—Red Rover, from Smyr-
na—Eagle, Hughes, from Cette—Globe, Hodgen, from Ham-
burg—Edward Sewell, from Seville—and Caledonia, from Leg-
horn.

Joseph Yeoward, for Trieste, at Liverpool, having struck on
Arklow bank, I 4th instant, and started sternpost
Faugh-a- Ballagh, Savage, hence for Smyrna, at Kingstown
Cambrian Maid, Lloyd, hence at Antwerp
Immacolata, Trapani, hence at Palermo
Johanna, Brandhoff, hence at Danzic
Romulus, Cabill, hence at Gambia
Clipper, Holland, hence at Smyrna