The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-13 00:00:00

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perhaps no city in the world could furnish
illustrations of its paramount importance

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TUESDAY, JANUARY b.—Wind NAV. fresh.
AnDIVED.—Rival, Burnett, from Maranham—South Carolina,
Owen, from New Orieans—Nerio, from Alexandria—Elizabeth,
GOthrie, from Gallipoli—Amherst, Robinson, from Pugwesh—
Tay, from Bonny—and Novo Born Fim, from St. Übes.
SAlLED.—Warree, Cumming, for Africa—Abigal, Daly, for
Charleston—Coronet, Bute, for Mobile—John Walker, Muir, for
Rotterdam and Savunnah—ltabel, Atkinson, for Arica, Islay
and Lima—Theresa Jane, Digney, for Mara.oham—lsabella,
Robbs, for Trinidad—United Kingdom, Foster, for Demerara—
George Lord, Amlot, for Corfu—British King, Houghton, for
Charleston—Bristol, Alexander, for Naples—Berwick Castle,
Foster for Malta and Alexandria—Tam O'Shanter, Maranburg,
for Sincapore— Ruby, Juniper, for Seville—Pearl, Hill, for Lis-
!..l°ll—Ann Paley, Lieter, for Oporto—Fanny, Wheeler, for the
Cie of Good Hope—Eclipse, Kirkhove, and Jeannette, De-
'VMll4,, for Ostend.

Fatima , Wilson, from Calcutta, at this port; left the Sand
Beads on the 13th Sept., and passed the Cape of Good Hope on
the 10th November. On the 10th Nov. in lat. 23 38 13, long. 215
spoke the barque Rookery, from China for London, out 100
days, On the 23rd Nov. in lat. 16 41 S. long. 531 W, exchanged
numbers with the ship Stratford, from the Mauritius for Lon-
don, out 29 days. On the 54th Nov. anchored at St. Helena,
and sailed again same day. On the 30th Nov. passed the Island
9f Ascension, and exchanged signals with signal station at the
Island. On the 15th Dec. in lat. 16 53 N, long. 20 27 W, spoke
the American ship Sheffield, of New York, Captain White
bound on a whaling voyage, a'l wel'. Oa the 26th Dec. passed
the island of Fayal. On the 3rd instant, of Cape Clear, spoke
the Elizabeth Ratcliffe
The Hermes, that arrived last evening, sailed from Buenos
Ayres on the 2gth Oct. in company with the Chalco for this
„.port. The New Pink sailed for this port about the 25th Oct.
The following vessels would leave previous to the Ist Dec.,
bnarnely :—James Dncan, Daniel, for London
Pat P
Clio, Le Grand; Emma, Kemp; and John Patchett, Nor-
tu,,lll3, for this port; United, Berteau, for Falmouth : and Alyth,
walker, for Havana. After the above had sailed, there would
be no British vessel left in the port of Buenos Ayres
Colchester, Withers, sailed from Aden 13t November on a
cruise

Lahore, Burt, sailed from Calcutta for this port 11th Nov.
Isis, James, sailed from ditto for this port 14th Nov.
Robert Henderson, 111`Lean, sailed from ditto for this port
16th November
Gindoo, Ward, sailed from ditto for this port 18th November
Hannah Salkeid, Robertson, sailed from ditto for this port on
the 21st November
Express, Rubhow, hence at Maranham
George Canning, Mutart. hence at ditto
Resolution, Evans, hence at ditto in twenty-eight days
Regulus, from Pernambuco, at ditto
Funchall, Freeman ; Friendship, Lea ; Hero of Sidon, Car-
ragher ; Earl of Durham, Ileselton, and Fr ankfield, Hull, hence
at Sierra Leone
Resurrezione, Carmalich, and Giutonia, Loich, sailed from
Trieste for this port Igth Dec.
Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, hence at Naples
Douglas, Smerdon, hence at Leghorn
Prince Eugene, Quinton, sailed from ditto for this port lyth
December
Cal donia, Irvine, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd Dec,
The Yarmouth, from New York, for Waterford, is on shore
at the latter port
Swordfish, Green, hence at Pernambuco
t_Ward Chipman, Eymers, hence for New Orleans, at Kings-
...own

Agnes, Robinson, hence for Valparaiso, at ditto
Teaser, Gill, hence for St. Michael's, at ditto
Windsor, Pepper, hence at Para
,PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 4.—Tbe Wilhelmina, Spykuran, from
4,49tterdam for Liverpool, struck on a wreck off Boulogne on
31St Dec. and sunk. Crew picked up by the Antonius, from
IVtWerp for Liverpool, and landed here yesterday by a pilot
a

GU 0 RN, Dec. 26.-:The Mary & Jane, Osborne, arrived here
11 the st instant from Liverpool, with masts damaged and
rigging disabled.

SAILED.—One and All, Pitt; Waterwitch, Strugnell ; Mincaric'
Trogarthen, for Azores—Cadnata, Tilison, Hong Kong, &c.—
Menzies, Whettem, Bombay—Rolla, Miller, Bahia—Renard,
Poingdestre, Rio Janeiro Merceditas, Cortano, Havana—
George, Key, Belize—Albatross, Simpson; Stephen Baldwin,
Hiscock, for Mobile—Oxnard, Hinckley; Cromwell, M'Dougall,
for New Orleans—Ambassador, Tate, Galveston—Honeeta,
Andrews ; Eliza, Moutechiaro, for Messina—Joseph Yeoward,
Jones, Trieste—Maitland, Cassar, Malta—Dourado, Rosas,
Li-bon—Clair Maria, Bertet. Rotterdam—Auguste Marie, Ni-
colon, Antwerp.

St. John, Richardson, hence at Savannah
Harriet & Jessie, Connor, hence at Charleston
_. .

Spinster, Forrest, from Port-a-Plata, at Falmouth

Al! the wind bound vessels sailed frOm Beaumaris yesterday,
amongst which were the Gov. Halket, for Patagonia ; Lerwick,
Marshall, for Sierra Leone; Columbia, Johnson, for Jamaica;
and Rapid, Schultz, for Memel.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11.—Wind South, light.

ARRIVED.—Monarch, Brown, from St.Lucla—Vesta, Shearer,
from Syra—and Dalkeith, M'Kenzie, from Viana.
SAILED—Laura, Snow ; Waldron, Cheever, Kilby, Janvrin;
Bowditch, Crowell, for New Orleans—Airey, Airth, Calcutta—
E 0, Rodriguez, Havana—Vigilant, Muyellart, Ostend.

Tantivy, Downing, hence at Constantinople, after being on
shore in the Straits, but without damage
Jane Lowden, Coward, hence for New Orleans, at Rothsay
Bay, with loss of sails
Johanna, Brandhoff, henbe at Warsa
Maria, Hohoret, hence at Kanso
rwarts, Behrendt, hence at Pillau, leaky
Bella Marina, Wood, from Bombay, at Clyde
Tantivy, Downing, hen-e, at Constantinople, after being on
shore in the Straits, but without damage.
DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, JAN. 7.—The John, of Liverpool,
dismasted and abandoned, was fallen in with 31st ult.; off the
north end of this island, by a trawlboat, but cast adrift in con-
sequence of the violence of the gale.

MONDAY, JANUARY 12.—Wind S.W.

An RI VEn.—Marne, from Marseilles—Ceres, from --
Antonia, from Ostend—Jane Stanley, from Savanilla—Boykett,
from Bourdeaux— Ottoman, Revett, frm Odessa—and Madison,
Foster, from New Orleans.

SAlLED.—Fortune, Taylor, for Valparaiso—'lizabeth, Goes,
for Savannah—Ebenezer, Varrall ; Silveira, Baptiste; Boa Fe,
Perito, and Bone Concesto, Rogado, for Lisbon—Ellen, Tillar,
for St. Michael—Cheshire Witch, Laurie. for Syta—Comet, San-
derson, for Santander--Lady Mary, Scott, for Trinidad—and
Majestic, Reeves, for Rio Janeiro.

Tweed, Delaney, from St. John, N.B. at Cove
Martha, Buller, from Possession Island, at Falmouth
Bebe, Boutillier, from Palermo, ditto
Bolton Abbey, from Valparaiso. at Cove

HULL CORN MARKET, JAN. 6

We have to report rather more doing in the trade during the
past week, but the sales have only been in retail to our local
millers. At to-day's market there is a fair supply of Wheat
from the farmers, and last week's rates are obtainable. In
Barley nothing doing. The supply of Oats is not large, and we
quote the article 6d to is dearer, with some demand. Beans are
in better condition, and full prices obtained-