The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

Feb. 9, 1547.

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TUESDAY, rI:I3IIUARY 2.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.
The fchooner Progress, that sailed this morning for Dublin,
Sot aground on Burbo Bank, but came off on the flood without
apparent damage, and proceeded.
Earl of Leicester, Barker, sailed from Leghorn for this port
15th January.
Breeze, Pugsley, sailed from ditto for this port on the 16th of
January.
Eliza, Stubbs. hencefor Limerick, at Rouston Bay, with loss
Of sails, spars, &c., and part of the cargo thrown overboard.
Sir John Hardy, Kentish, hence at Stromness. Crew muti-
nous.
Circassian, Cook, from Sligo for this port at Stornoway, with
loss of bulwarks, Br.e.
John Knox„frern Sligo for this port at ditto, with loss of
tnainboom, sails, &c.
tamEorco, Jan. 30.—The David, of Prince Edward's
Was fallen in with in lat. 49, long. 25, dismasted and water-
logged, and the crew, four in number, (one having died,) taken
off by the Eleutheria, arrived here.
CovE, Jan. 31.—An American ship is in the offing, with loss
Of foremasi, bowsprit, &c. Assistance has been sent to her.
urowN, Jan. 28.—The Margaret Hughes, Hughes, of Bal-
timore, for Liverpool, was driven on shore on the 24th instant,
bear this place, and must discharge.
CAniz Jan:lg.—The Loyal William, Fauvel, from Liverpool
for this
port, went on shore near Villa Real de San Antonio,
,ding a heavy gale on the 9th instant, and it is feared will be-
''ante R wreck. Crew saved.

„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRITA RN' 3.—Wind N.E., light.
Rementeria, and Pancho, Ondaza, for
•fjavalmah—Dart, Newton, Madeira—New York, Cropper, New
:I cork—Albert, Dalzell, NottbLk, Virginia—Twee Gebroeders,
-Antwerp—Brennus, Gaudin, Havre—Ellen, Stafford, New York
Caroline, Smith, Philadelphia.
Isabella Harnett, Newby, from Calcutta; Bangalore, Par-
sons, from Madras; and Anne Martin, Martin, from Bombay,
all at St. Helena.
Defence, Brewster, and Phoenix, Kerr, hence at Charleston,
Auguste, Kirkhove. hence at Terneuse.
Industrie, Zellein, hence at Ostend.
Theodosia. Irving, from New Orleans at Deal.
Anne, Williams, hence for Lisbon at Torbay. with loss of
tails, bulwaiks, stancheons, &c. Bore up from lat. 44, long. 12.
Enmore, Anderson, from Batavia And the ',Mauritius at Cove.
Medemsch, Chase, hence for Charleston at Cove, with loss of
sails, spars, rigging, and other damage.
Marquis of Nermanhy, M'Filian, from Quebec at this port;
sailed Ist Dec., cleared the River on the sth, and the Gulf on
the iitft Dec.- ' experienced very bad weather since leaving the
Gulf. On thellth Jan. in lat. 56, lou. 9, spoke the Swift, from
Prince Edward's Island for Cork, short of everything, and sup-
plied her with small stores.
LONDONISERVY, Jan. 30.—The Olive Branch, of Workington,
went ashoreun Inniscoco Island 24th instant, but was got off
on the 266;apparently without much damage. The Eleanor,
of_ Whitehaven, which went on shore on the 24th instant; in
Rutland harbour, has been got off.
Disssa.E.ns AT Qi'A —The brig Evelina, Bainbridge, master,
n
coat-laden, front fron.l''Wo.rkington, to which port she belonged,
Rig Bank, roint of Ayr, at ten o'clocl on -Sa-
turdayon evening week. She then drifted to the shore, and struck
k-raustrel Beach and two o'clock on Sunday morning, when
she became a total wreck. Crew saved. The cargo entirely
lost —The Schooner wffliargatillaston, of Ponaghadee, from
goblin for Liverpool, put intYthis port on Sunday week, with
schooner .olmainboom, and part of her bulwarks stove in.—The
Peru, of Dundalk, from that port for Whitebaven,
put in here on Tuesday last, with fore-topmast staysail and jib
tPlit.—The brigantine Lewtaq, of Drogheda, from Dundalk for
Preston, put in-he^e on Wednesday, with loss of inalnboom and
IttaYsail split.—The schooner Alice and Ann, of Ruinxirn, from
'aewry. for Barrow, pot in here short of provisions, and after
receiving a supply, she sailed the same tide.—The schooner
:Falcon, Phillips, of Guernsey, from Liverpool for Malaga, in
ballast, put in here on Wednesday. On the preceding night,
the wind blowing a gale, with a heavy sea, awl the vessel pitch-
ing violently, split spenser, carried away foretopina.st, which
hung over the foretopsall, shortly afterwards carried away jib-
;9oln which hung across the bows, and in'this crippled condi-
tionreached here on the following evening.—Ort' Tresday fore-
111°9 n, the 19th ultimo, the smack Industry, Pale, belonging to
port, sailed hence for Whitehaven, in ballast, and at night,
'.Oll the following morning, when lying to within- a mile of
Whitehaven, was struck by a heavy sea. which broke over her,
and caused the boom to strike one of the crew, named John
Valiance, with great force, by which he was pitched overboard.
There was no passibility of sai,-ing the unfortunate man, as the
hind,
at the time, was blowing .a gale from the S.S.E., with a
47 sea. The deceased was a native of this island, and has
Wife and three children, who reside in this town, totally
un
provided for.-3lorta's Herald.

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4.—Wind light.
OrS1:11-Lb,—Resolut ion, Evans, -ItalyMaranham, Baker. New
CarrTlV, Jane Hammond, Vaughan, St. John, N.8.--Dove,
Judk;„' :"°laneiro—Ann Paley, Lister, Oporto--Cambria. (st.)
Ann Halifax—James IT. Shell-nerd. Ainsworth, Boston—
A.s., and ,June. Smith, Rattivia—Anzlesea, Burrows, Augusta,
Rant. "rarlilY, Stacey. Syra—City.of -the Sultan. Gilliam, Con-
we Caithness, Leggett, from Belfast for New Orleans, at
terford, leaky, with ballast shifted, loss of spars, sails, &c. ;
bore ern from lat. sr, lot, 19.
Bertha, Harris, hence at Palermo.
Senhora, Brown from Matanzas ; Mary and Ann, Nowland,
'ion) Savanilla ; Harriet Scott, Blayne, from New Orleans; and
'John and Mary, from Leghorn, all at Cove. •
Neptune, Richenbury, from Charleston for this port, at To-
utrlnorey, making a little water.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s.—Wind N.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Isabe:a Harnett, Newby, from Calcutta—Wan-
"„'li Cornelius, Rio Grande—Eliza from St. Domingo
-Sarah, ,Colburt, New Orleans—Thomas Bennett, Slsrman,
rid Neptune Reichenburg,Charleston, and Nancy, Brown,
larsei Iles.
SAILEn.—Sea, Freeman, New York.
3 Ine Horn, Langmuir, from Valparaiso at this Cork sailed
Ist October, in cm/Many with 'the Catherine, for ; Ane-
T2rl6, and Jan, were to sail on the Ist Nov. for London, and
Cring,le, and Valparaiso, in a few days, for Callao ; Julia,
Empress sailed 29th Oct. for Swansea. The Cape Horn
G1,1::le through the Straits of Magellan, which she entered 17th
ov, at midnight, and got clear of them to the eastward 20th
°v. at 2 p.m.
A Sandfori , Callan George Armstrong, Paxton ; Duchess of
NP; Phillips, and Otterspool, Wickinan,' all hence at Cal-
ts,
Ma ,
Ti 14 rl artles.-, Bartlett, hence, and Nimrod, Atkins, from
ron at Botilbay.
Pia, sailed from ditto 17th Dec. and Wild Irish Girl, 27th,
for this port, and Currency, 29th, for Calcutta.
RAnthol, sailed from Saugor 10th December. John 14th, and
)o;',oert Pulsford 17th, all for this port, and Earl of Lansdale
Lai for Mauritius.
Herald Fuller, from Portsmouth at Mobile.
thakspeare, Henderson, from Rio Janeiro at New Orleans.
I,ord San:lon, ',Natal, Barbara, Marko), Belinda, Kelly.;
Margaret, Best ; Commerce, Jones, end Diadem, all hence at
ditto.
Courser, Vrrwell, sailed from Smyrna Jan. 15, and Leda,
Absoloin.lSth, both for this port.
Princess 'Victoria, Gullbert, sailed from Trieste for this port
Jan. 10.
F. M. E. Hardy, from Bordeaux for Dublin at Belle Isle,
With loss of
Blarney (s), Sullivan, hence at Havre.
Auguste, Kirkhave,-hence at Ghent.
„Emma, Kemp, from Messina, and Ranger, Rittulk, from
'"Anderoom, at Milford.
üba, Bell, from Valparaiso, for this port, at Dunmore, with
.or&-nriainyards sprung.
Ia„,,EW YORK, Jan. 12.—Manchester, from Baltimore,he-
:nsas spoken instant off Cape Henry, putting back in
""mess.

..s&TURDAY, Gth FEBRUARY.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.--Fairfield, Loveland,- from Charleston-=George A.
Bohm,
from Charleston—Richard Cobden, Ledbetter,
Vairaßohm,LY—Old England, —, from China—Caba, Bell, from
Touzel, from Rio Grande—Mary Eliza-
i' ''''t°l-n, Siva ilia—Mexican Packet, Graves, and Nisbet,
i;-"lt`mTex,antilrian, E.—Chester, Maxwell, and Osprey, —,
''°"ll, N. 8., and Veracity, Bence, from Zante.

rit7 "an'Mond, , for St. John, N. 8., has put back.
foretop °ll, Phillips; hence -for Malaga, at Isleman, with loss of
A.,..2u5t and
.jibboom.
Ai,tt+,kiallilee, hence at Savannah.
441 merer, Pascal, hence at Alicante.
il.e4lY, Quinn, from New Orleans at Cove.
spet„,,,n, from Alexandria or Cork, sailed from Gibraltar 29th
A",,iier, and Las not since been heard of.
13th- T", Daggett, for the Clyde, put back to New York on the
w titulary, leaky.
h,Esq`Ponr, Ist Ireb.—Smyrna, Bell, arrived here to-day from
tke'rPool, with decks started, cargo shifted, loss of' bulwarks,

A SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7.—Wind N.W. to E.N.E.
kßlvED.—Oulnare, Anderson, from Pernambuco—Al-red,
6(lletori, from New Orleans—lris, Betred, from Palermo—
,.,ederick, Beck, from Dazic_
ter hn, ETV} ck, for Africa—Middleton, Millican,
xtctutkefot!'orNew Orleans-,-Mearns,
George,
for Aioir
'4eort:e, Livingston, for Lislion. Constantinople—Royal
Earl Dalhousie, —, from Demerara, at this ,
port, with loss
°f boats.
(si
bulwarks,,_ &:c., by a sea. ',
riilr after
being
from Dublin, at this
port,
''''‘°,4/1d on the North Bank.
11:"bion, Gardner, sailed for St. Helena, for this port, loth
-celuber
•
',)c) - YORK. Jan. 13.—The New York, Sttriregielisgsitfroofmthelia,ltthi:
off IT,. for LiverpOol, was in contact,:.z.m
°int Lookout, with the Cey!on, drat the' former port.
AMON.iI P.td t t'EBRUARY.—W. d Q.W. to S.S.W.
In ••!
.'"Ttp.V.l").—Berhanipore, Smith, from Calcutta, and Com-
norpe, from Benin.
t-, r Bahia.
wltiiitVlP HolPopfoham., froth New York at this port;
the,,•ian. On the sth instant, in lat. 50. long. 13, fell in
.Linthe, of and from St. John,. N.B. to the
lt ',ead' toes of bowsprit, foremast, maintopmast, main-
;,4tc. ; supplied her with provivonsaud coals..
alt b'ainpbell, from Demerara at (Arne.
""ila "eoth Best hence at Malta.
tV Gral
fr, Aril, hence at Oporto.
Uott'ilairs'in Matanzas for London, at ralmouth.
17t; °ailed from (Calcutta) Sangor for Demerara and this
4,1111 A I)ec.
killetfLol.- 41,1 th Jan.—The Royal Tar, Stephens, from Alexan-
fro,„•montli, was wrecked upon tie Golibia, about 40
"' rinds, previously to th.24th instant.

previously to instant.
LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct Indirect. Direct. Indirect.
11;41'9'slia
114LN • .. 'Sept. 14 Lima
130:4(10, • .. Dec. 19 Maranham., .. Dec. 7
11 '"Abky •• Dec. 24 Mauritius
(I's.r',.Yre ••• •' • . Jan. 2 Mobile Jan. 6
• .. Nov. Monte Video .. Nov. 14
istiona" • . Dec. 22 New Orleans .. Jan. 5
e,,tg"•-• Dec.
New York lan. 16
14, 4.. 'rt••-Tan. 10 . Pernambuco. Dec. 21 ..
VO- •• ' j • Nov. 28 Rio Janeiro.. .. Dec. 15
ali,„'"fi,a •' j Dec. 19 Savannah .. Jan. 8
dtea •• • • . Dec. 31 St. Helena
•; _ Dec. 22 Valparaiso lOct. 27
• . Nov. 27 Vera Cruz

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