The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-22 00:00:00

Dec. 22, igigi . . THE LIVERP(
*-bipptng intelligtntr. Henrietta. Pearce. from Cape de Verds at Monte Video.
DUNFANAGHY, 14th Dec.—The sloop James, M'Kenzie, of In. gARKETS.
_4O ve,ness, for iverpool, was' put on shore at Mulroy, Donegal, --,...—,--
___-, 10th Dec. Four of the crew drowned.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13.—Wind N.N.E., light. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEC. 18.
HELVOET, 13th Dec.—laamorael, Ulbo, Small, from Liver-
SAlLED.—Speed. Pringle, for Manilla—Parker. Bisien, Deme- The arrivals are very short, owing to the continued frost
00l for Rotterdam, got ashore on the Hander lath Dec., and
rare—Nererdes, Hoodless, Bombay—Victoria, Cornish, Sayan- which has now totally arn impeded the navigation. The Wheat
has become a total wreck. Crew and one part of the materials
aah—Themis Leighton. and Soldan, Thomas, New Orleans—
seved. trade is brisk to day, an lanpadvance of fully 4s to 5s per quer-
Isabel, Griffiths, Antigua—and Zephyr, Kutley, for Africa. ter is obtained on all descriptions. Barley sells rreely at an im-
- provement of 2s per quarter. Beans are is to 2, per qr. higher.
Lady Bassett, Carpenter, from Tetuan for this port at Algesi- SUNDAY, 20th Dacroran.—Wind W., moderate. Oats id to id per stone, and shelling 3s to 4s per load dearer
ras. ARRIVED.— Lord Maidstone, RaiSbeck ; Robert A. Parke, Malt values 2s per load more money.
Minerva. Phillips, sailed from Lisbon for this pOlt on the Ist Kenny r Charlotte. Terry. and Scotland, Thompson, Quebec—
Lady Mansell, Grace, and Dora, Quick, from St. Michael—Ro
Instant.
Alarm. Tapper, sailed from Lisbon for this port on the 2nd sea. Ensler, from St. Petersburg—Alice, Murray, and Lord Gle. HULL CORN MARKET, DEC. 15.
instant. nelg, —, from Ricathaata— Harriet mid Jessie, Connor ; At this day's market we had a small supply of Wheat from the
Cent ercso de Maria, Nunes, hence at Oporto. Monument, Trot; and Acadian, Ritchie, from Charleston— farmers, which was readily taken at 3s per quarter advance on
Frovidentia. Deswe!gh. hence at Ostend. Franconia, Smith, and Venice, Dunlevy, from Philadelphia— last Tuesaay ; free foreign of good quality more inquired for at
MILFORD. Dec 12.—The Elope, Jones, from Patagonia for Cairo, Poor; Constance, Milton, and America. Ware, New :s to 2s per quarter higher. In Barley but littl • doing. Oats in
Liverpool, that was on shore on the Rusk Bank, and afterwards York—Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie, Porto Rico—John Pieldeo, good demand, but holde•s asking higher rates, tend to check
got off and proceeded to sea, bore away for this port in a north- Strong ; Lady Caroline, —; Perseverance,
erly vale. and was abandoned In a sinki g state, at 33 minutes Turner; British Queen, WClellan, and Portland, Robinson, St.
past 3 p.m. on the .oth iastant. The master and ten men taken John. N.B.—Maryland, Rains, Virginia—Hargrave, Bailey, Bat-
off by the I.iberator, and arrived here. The remainder of the timore—Joseph Anderson, Gray, Miramichi—Ellen, Stafford,
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 15.
crew, six. eon were in the lone-boat, and are supposed to have ahediac, and James Andes, --, from Cronstadt.
We continue to have severe frost, and the wind adverse to ar-
got on board a brig then in sight. The vessel seen n fire by the
rivals, our fresh supplies have consequently not been increased
Gertrude. is supposed to have been the Hope. which it is be- Cstharina, Hansen, and Jeune Caroline, Roskamp, hence at
in any material degree since the cl
lieved sunk afterwards on the Bass Bank, off St. David's, with Antwerp.se. of the week.
This morning's market was well attended, and influenced by
bee mast-heads visible. The Visiter. Hadgraft, from Malta for Dahlia. Prater ; Bridget, Wade; Maria, Queripel; and Au-
Liverpool lying at this port has received considerable damage, rota, Bordet, hence at Lisbon. the improved tone of the trade throughout the country. and the
advance in Mark Lane yesterday, we had a very spirited and ex.
from being in contact with the Victory, of Newport. Devonia, Long, hence at Fieueira. tensive sale of Wheats of all descriptions, to milers and specu
SLIGO, D cember 12.—The Mary. Stanley, of Harrington, Mersey, Steel, hence at Oporto. rotors, as well as for Irel-nd, at an amendment of 6d. per ;alb.
bound for Liverpool. in putting back to this port on the Ith in- King of Tyre. Stevens, hence off ditto.
stint, was driven on the racks at Killespey Point, and is Hums. Fulford. hence at
•aibraltar, generally, and in some instances more, above the rates of this
day seainight, the extreme advance applying chiefly to the best
likely to be a wreck, but most of the cargo saved. Ipswich, Loris. hence at Cadiz. d. scriptions.— Large purchases of Flour in bond, have also
IE VESSELS SPOLN. Britannia. Wea-, sailed from Oporto gth Dec , and Villa Nova, been made at an improvement of
Limena. hence for Porto Rico, aSth nit., in let. 48, lon. 10— Williams. 10th Dec., both far this port. 3s. per barrel, and duty paid
parcels have acquired nearly a similar advance, though not in
Chimborazo hence for Africa, 26th Oct., in lat. 22 S, long, 37 saucy Lass. Love. from St. Michael for this port, at Milford, • ._.
very active request
W—Francis. ship, of this port, 22d November. in lat. 48, long. with loss of sails, st rncheons, and bulwarks, having been in
11—William Hutt, hence, in lat. 20 S, long. 22 W. contact with a schooner on the 14th Dec. Upon a moderate sale we note Oats 3d. per 451 b, Barley 3d to
Wilson. Jordan, from Peru, and Anglesea, —, from Rio 4d per laelb, Beans Is to 2s. per quarter, and Oatmeal Is to 3S.
per load dearer than on Tuesday last.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l6.—Wind W.N.W. Janeiro at Cove. Indian Corn, of which scarcely any remains on hand. brings
ARRIVED.—Acadia (steamer,) Harrison, from Boston; sailed Clementine, Symons. from St. Michael at Falmouth. our extreme quotations; not many floating cargoes offering for
Ist instant, and from Halifax 3d instant. John Renwick, —, from Cardiff at Rio Janeiro. sale.
Sarasn.— Oaprey, Brown. Lima ; Sardinia, Crocker, New LISBON, gth Dec.—The Portuguese brig Amelia, Menezes, ,
York— Tyro, Symonds, Lisbon—Martha, Williams, Syra— from St. Michael for Cork. has put in here with considerable da-
Oporto --, Oporto. wage. and part of cargo thrown overboard. CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 18.
Fa ',mourn, lath Dec.—A ship, apparently British, was seen The wind has not varied since our last, and except for a few
!Autrey. Hughes ; Isabella. Brown; aid Superb, Fleming, on shore an Caryafort Reef 17th Oct., by the Ocean Bride, ar- hours, the frost has coutinued with unabated severity ; several
rived at this port. American ships have, however, worked up with a fair quantity
hence at Alexandria. MILFORD, 16th Dec.—The vessel seen on fire 11th instant, of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, but from all other quarters
Aurora, Bee ; Azzopardi, Azzopardi; and Sumatra, Harvey,
near the Bishops, proved to be the Hope, from Patagonia for Li. we are almost wholly without fresh arrivals.
hence at Leghorn. verpool, arid she afterwards sunk on the Bass Bank. During the past two days increasing firmness has character-
Gaorgiana, Evans, and Couceleao de Maria, Nunes, sailed
I WLLHELI. lgth Dec.—A great many barrels of flour, (of ized the trade generally, and a large business has been repeated
from Oporto for this port tad ult. which 121 have been secured.) several pieces of wreck, and a in the leading articles, both for consumption and on specula-
Peggy, Bructo, salted from Bordeaux for this port on the 3th
head board marked " Zebra." have been washed on shore near tion, at still improving rates. The country advices all come
instant.
ia, (steamer.) Lott, hence at Halifax 2nd instant. On Portinllaen.—Mem. The Zebra, from Liverpool for Galway, higher.
Caledon
laden with flour, was totally wrecked 15th instant, on the ater- This morning's market opened with much firmness on the
the 21st ult., Co k lighthouse bearing N.N E. distant 12 miles,
to k off the crew of the cutter Princess Charlotte, of Guerra. ries, part of holders, but was not numerously attended; still, a con•
—The Princess Charlotte was towed into Waterford, • siderable quantity of Wheat found purchasers, much of it for
Bey. Mem
the Princess
ult. --- Ireland, at i rives about !la per bushel over those of Tuesday
a derelict, on Lta.N.Latalar GAlLle'l TR.—TUESDAY, DEC. 15. last —Free Flour was rid per barrel dearer, but not active sale.
Oxnard. Hinckley ; Rhodes. Rennington ; Henrietta. Heyde;
lAiltiades, Gowan; and Theodosia, Irving, hence at New Or- as• Malting Barley must be noted is per goatee, and Grinding
leans. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. parcels 3d to 4d per 601 b higher, with scarcely any remaining
Marmion, Edwards; Empire, G. and G. W. Pilkington, St. John-street, tea dealers—G. and unsold.—Beans and Pease were held 2s to 3s per quarter beyond
Stephen Whitney. Popham ;
Russell ; and Patrick Henry. Delano. hence at New York. J. Souter, Birmingham, japanners—W. Scott and J. Stoddart, our last currency, and floating cargoes of the former in request.
—Oats commanded an advance of 2d per 451 b., and Oatmeal of
The St. Petersburg, al urdoch, for this I ort, put back to Bos-
Liverpool, ironmongers—J. arid G. Simmons, Sandwich, Kent,
ton ag h ultimo, leaky, with cargo shifted, and part thrown builders—J. W. Tottie and H.
K. Rodway, manufaeturers of im- Id to ad per load, and for each a steady sale was experienced.—
Of Indian Corn the market is nearly bare, and still higher rates
overboard. proved horse shoes—R. and R. Clifford, Bolton-le-Moors, plum-
have been obtained for the little on sale here
QUEBEO..,'Dy. 25.—The Scotsman. Jamieson, from Montreal hers—J. Wright and J. Potts Bugsworth, Derbyshire. cotton-
Bonded Flour, of which some coasiderable. sales have been
for Liverpool, was driven on the rocks off Bee Island during a spinners—J. Jenkins and S. Sauter, Crown-place, Old Kent-
made during the week, up to 36s bd. again receded to 36s bd.
rale of wnd from the east, on the 10th instant, but was forced road, bootmakers—T. Baker and J. P. Davies, Castle-street,
. ar_......... ........raa-a_uir stair aaa I. Cnlith Manehp.atpr griffonl to-day, at which rate a few thousand barrels changed hands.

siurray. Hughes; Isabella. Brown; aid Superb, Fleming,
hence at Alexandria.
Aurora, Bee; Azzopardi, Azzopardi; and Sumatra, Harvey,
hence at Leghorn.
G-orgiana, Evans, and Couceleao de Maria, Nunes, sailed
from Oporto for this port 23c1 ult.
Peggy, Bructo, saiied from Bordeaux for this port on the sth
instant.
Caledonia, (steamer.) Lott, hence at Halifax 2nd instant. On
the 21st nit., Co k lighthouse bearing N.N E. distant 12 miles,
to k off the ciew of the cutter Princess Charlotte, of Guern.
Bey. Mem —The Princess Charlotte was towed into Waterford,
II derelict, on the 24th ult.
Oxnard. Hinckley; Rhodes. Rennington ; Henrietta. Heyde;
Ililtiades, Gowan; and Theodosia, Irving, hence at New Or-
leans.
Stephen Whitney. Popham ; Marmion. Edwards; Empire,
Russell ; and Patrick Henry. Delano. hence at New York.
The St. Petersburg, M urdoch, for this I ort, put back to Bos-
ton 29 h ultimo, leaky, with cargo shifted, and part thrown
overboard.
QUEBEC. `ON. 25.—The Scotsman. Jamieson, from Montreal
for Liverpool, was driven on the rocks off Bee Island during a
gale of w.nd from the east, on the 10th instant, but was forced
off immediately after, and sunk in deep water : only one man
saved. The Marquis of Normanby. from Queb,c, for Liverpool,
was .:ismaste,i on the 23d lust nt, off Isle Madan e A steamer
Will proceed to her assistance to tow her back to Quebec.
DARDANELLES, 27th Nov.—The Columbia, Chu, cliward. from
Liverpool for Galatz, got aground on the shoals off Barber's
Pole. and instant. but wa, assisted off leaky, after discharging
part of her cargo, and must be bore down and repaired before
re-loading.
NEWPORT, R. J . Nrv. 25.—The Zenohia. Kenney. from New
York for L verpo 1, has put in here leaky, having struck off
Sandy Hock. She will return to New York.
HOLYHEAD, Dec. 12.—The Zebra, from Live pool for Galway,
is totally wrecked on the Skerries.
Peggy, Biincto, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the sth
November.
Widow, Ceram, from St. John. N. 8.; Elizabeth, Moses, Port
Wallace; and Skylark, Brown. Prince Edward Island, hence at
Cove.
Fenella, Jones, from Africa off ditto.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 —The ship St. retershnrgh, which left
this port on the 17th, he.avily loaded with grain for Liverpool,
sprung a leak when off Cape Cod, and when she arrived in lon.
66, leaked so badly that she was obliged to put back. The late
gale blew her into Pi ovincetown, where she now lies, with
much of her cargo in a damaged state, and is discharging.
BOSTON, Nov. .—A light barque was seen ashore on Orange
Keys lath instant. St. Petersburgh. Murdoch, hence to Liver-
pool. put back to this port 29th Nov , leaky, with cargo shifted,
and part thrown overboard.
MATANZAS, Oct. 21.—Louisa, Lams, arrived here from Ha-
vannah 1 th instant, but rode out the gale of the 10th and I lth
in safety.—Treasurer, Corkhill. from London, in entering the
harbour yesterday morning, got aground near Panta Garda, but
was assisted off after discharging part of her cargo. and came up
to the anchorage, having sustained but slight dam., e.
LINIA Oct. 12. Wilhelmina. Lawson, which sailed hence for
England 22d ult., put back on the 25tb, leaky, and is discharg-
ing part of her cargo.
PADSTOW, Dec. 13.—The long boat of the Hope, from Patago-
nia to Liverpool, came on shore about eight miles west of this
place to-day, with six living and ten dead men in her.
DOUGLAS, Dec 9.—John, Miaican. of and from Maryport, ran
ashore near the entrance of this harbour on the 3d instant, and
ailed with the tide, but was got off alter discharging her cargo,
and floated into the harbour.
ALMERIA, Dec. I.—Jeannie Deans, Black, of Irving. from
Ardros,an to Marseilles, got on shore, on the beach near Enti-
mas 25th ult.
MONTREAL, Nov. 26 —lt blew a heavy gale in the St. Law-
rence frOm the eastward loth instant, and as several vessels
only discharged their pilots the day previous, further d.sasters
are expected besides those already reported from Quebec. Seven
or eight vessels are still in port at Quebec, being detained for
want of hands. Cambria, Birnie, and Favourite, Crawford,
both from Montreal to Glasgow, were off Green Island 19th in-
stant, with a fair wind, in company with about ign vessels, some
Of which had been at anchor below for a fortnight.

G. and G. W. Pilkington, St. John-street, tea dealers—G. and
. Souter, Birmingham, japanners—W. Scott and J. Stoddart,
,iverpool, ironmongers—J. and G. Simmons, Sandwich, Kent,
,nilders—J. W. Tottie and H. L. Rodway, manufacturers of im-
proved horse shoes—R. and R. Clifford, Bolton-le-Moors, plum-
bers—J. Wright and J. Potts Bugsworth, Derbyshire, cotton-
spinners—J. Jenkins and S. Santer, Crown-place, Old Kent-
road, bootmakers—T. Baker and J. P. Davies, Castle-street,
Finsbury, rectifiers—W. Hall and L. Smith, Manchester, cotton
manufacturers—G. T. Caswell and J. R. Chinn, Birmin v ham,
pumpfnakers—J. Hipkins. W. Lakin, E. Caddick, ant E. Hip-
kins. Bloomfield. Staff, rdshire, soap manufacturers; as far as
regards E Caddick— C. Atkinson and S. Oliver, jun., Sheffield,
file manufacturers—J. and H. W. Barnes, Botolph-lane, plum-
bers—D. Bellhouse and J. Flockton, Manchester, ironfounders
—C. Candy, C. Teakle, and E. Ferrand, Watling-street, mer-
chants ; as far as regards C. Tea' le—E. and J. Sealy. Bridge-
water, bankers—T. Morris, sen., W Morris, and T. Morris, jun.
Holland-street, Blackfriars-road, hat manufacturers; as far as
regards T. Morris, jun.—W. Sinclair and J. Grimshaw, Man-
chester. joiners.

Wheat,* 701 b s. d. s s. d. s. d.
English red, new 96@ 9 9 iold .... 9 9 @lO 6
Ditto, white.... -10 0 d 0..... g 6 —lO 3
Irish red .. 9 0— 9 7 do. . 83— 9 e
Ditto, white 9 3 9 6 d 0..... 8 9 8 2
Rye, English, qr. . • Irish6oft,
Barley,English ..... . 47 0 —5O 0 old
Scotch & Irish,* 60th
Malt, English,* qr
pale
Irish
Oats,* 45th.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh ...
Irish. fine qualities..
general do
Beans, English,* qr
Scotch& Irish,*4Bos
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish.... maple
Flour,* 280th
English & Irish,2nds
Ditto, superfine
Oatmeal,* ld . of 240th
Irish. 1846
Canadian
Bran, * 241 b

none.
6 0 6 3

168 0 —76 0
0 0 0 o

BANKRUPT,

Frederick William Farley. Liverpool, hatter, Dec. 31, Jan. 15,
at the Liverpool Dist, ict Court of Bankruptoy. Solicitors,
Messrs. Keightley. Cunliffe, and Beaumont, Chancery-lane; and
Messrs. Hetherington and Co., Liverpool. Official assignee,
Mr. Cazenove, Livervol.
William Jones, Liverpool, boiler maker, Jan. 1, and 19, at the
Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Fols. Messrs. Bridger
and Blake. London-wall ; and Mr. Almond, Liverpool. Official
assignee. Mr. Turner. iverpool.
Henry Peers, Birkenhead. stonemason, Jan. 1 and 12. at the
Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs.
Vincent. Temple; and Mr. Atkinson, Liverpool. Official as-
signee. Mr. Bird, Liverpool.
William Thomas Gooding. Old Brentford, glass cutter.

—Hold
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152 0 --54 0
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John Cross fiumby, Blackfriars-road, London, boot manu-
facturer.

William Bunter, Gray's-inn-lane, London, coach manufac-
turer.

LIVERPOOL, COLONIAL MARKET. DEC. 18

Henry Tattersall, New Wharf.road, Battlebridge, London,
brewer.

Sugar.—There appears a better feeling in the market, a:•d the
sales during the last few days have been at an improvement of
tid to Is per cwt. on low brown qualities; in other descriptions
no change can be noticed. The business consists of 700 hhds.
B. P., 3000 bags of Bengal, and 2700 bags of Madras. Foreign.
--1000 boxes Havana were sold yesterday by auction, and
brought steady prices ; ordinary to middling yellow -.7s 6d to
ags, and middling white 590 to sgs 6d per cwt.; of other descrip-
tions only 2 . hhds. Cuba have been sold.

Thomas Taylor, Headbourne, Worthy, Hampshire, black-
smith.

William Tom and John Matthews, Hungerford, brewers.
John Newby, Leicester, haberdasher.
James Sutcliffe, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
Richard White, Thorney.close, Durham, merchant.
DIVIDENDS.

Mola-ses.—No sales.

Jan. 8, J. Taylor, Higher Walton, Cheshire, farmer—Jan. 8,
J. Ityle, Manchester, hanker—Jan. 5, J. Sutherland, Liverpool,
coppersmith—Jan. 5, R. F. Breed, Liverpool, merchant.

Coffee.—There is very little demand for B. P., and the sales of
the week are confined to 60 tees. Jamaica, at forn er rates. 2,10
bags damaged Costa Rica are all that have been sold of Foreign.
luo bags of Para Cocoa brought 33s per cwt., and 800 bags of
black Pepper tad to 3id per lb.
Rice.—Owing to an extensive inquiry for Ireland, a large bu-
siness has been done, both on the spot and to arrive, and an ad-
vance of 2s may be quoted in prices. The sales are 500 bags,
at 16s for yellow cargo, and Igs to 20s for middling to good
white Bengal, and 12,0 t 0 bags to arrive at 188 to 20s, according
to the expected time of arrival.
Rum.—The market is very firm, but the sales, owing to the
limited supply, continue small.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contr, ry on the

day herein mentioned

Jan. 8. J Burton, Liverpool, auctioneer—Jan. 5, W. Reamer,
West Derby, LancAshire, joiner—Jan. 5, W. Baker, Manchester,
plasterer.

PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.
C. Fowler and W. Jones, Liverpool, forwarding agents—J.
Thompson and J. Eaton. Manchester, cotton spinners--J. Hal-
stead and T. Bowker, Manchester, cotton spinners—H. Dyson
and C. D. Broughton, iverpool, drysaiters—J. Bedish and W.
T. Williamson, Birkenhead, cca dealers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
T. Nelson, Love-lane, City, hosier,
D. Stanton, Bristol, grocer.
S. Purser. Cheltenham, draper.
W. F. Geach, Pontypool, corn merchant.
R. Gill. Richmond, Yorkshire, grocer.
H. Savage, Dorset-place, Dorset-square, apothecary.
M. Emanuel, Hanover-square, London, goldsmith.
M. and H. Emanuel, Hanover-square, London, goldsmiths.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles Robert Sauerbrey, Fenchnrch-street, London, ship-
broker.
Thomas Tappenden, Friendly-place, Old Kent.road, Surrey,
tailor.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Virginia. Eaton, from Charleston—Chenango,
Snow, Baltimore—Montezuma, Lowber; Nicholas Bi 'dle,
Knight, and Waterloo, Allen,-New York—Charles Chaloner, St.
John's, N B.—Marine, Blant, Riga.
SAlLED.—Zephyr, Anderson, and Diadem, Carr, for Santa
idartha—.4:lanntieba, Rogers, toad Portland, Stalker, Charleston
—Mary can:when, Hannah. New Orleans—Wanderer. Pascoe,
Alicante—iduna, Akervall, Ct.,penhagea—San Joequin, Arens,
avannah.

Runnymede, Steele, from Pernambuco and Paraiba at this
port. Left at Pernambuco the Caroline, Minerva, and Isabella,
and at Paraiba the William Russell, and Norval, loading for this
port.
H.M.S. Daphne, 118,) from Mazatlan and Valparaiso at Rio
Janeiro, and sailed 17th Oct. for England.
Antelope, (auxiliary steamer,) O'Brien, hence at Rio Janeiro,
and was to •ail on her return 2d Nov.
Hero, Sedgley ; Chandos ; and Shakspeare, Henderson, hence
at Rio Janeiro.
Chaudos sailed from ditto for this port 16th Oct , and H.M.
packet Spider was to sail on the 23d for England.
Minerva, Marsden, and Esther Ann, Hunter, hence at Per-
nambuco.
Gipsy, Wilson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the 12th
December.
Teunc Amedi, Hnertin, hence at Havre.
Letitia, Mergard, hence at Aalsund.
Clemence, Ninteman, hence at Sch:lde.
George Canning, Mnstart. hence for Maranham, was totally
wrecked.at Camara Aseu 18th Sept., near Pars. Crew saved.
The authorities of Para had sent her assistance.
Elizabeth; Holderness, for this port, ran aground in t.lirami-
chi river about the 26th Oct., but got off without assistance,and
proceeded.
~BALLYCONNELL, DUNFARROHT, Dec. 13.—The Friends, from
Donegal fnr Liverpool, in bal ast, was driven on shore on the
island of Jonnishafen, loth instant, and likely to become a
wreck. Crew saved.
BRISTOL, Dec. 15.—The schooner Mayflower, of Liverpool,
with loss of rudder, boats, &c., and abandoned, was passed, Ist
instant, by the Highland Lad, arrived at Bordeaux, which re-
mained by her eight hours, but could not board her for the
heavy seas.

Henry Farman, Pulliam Saint Mary Magdalen, Norfolk, baker
James Dixon, Providence-place, Bermondsey, millwright.
George Combes Bignell Leeds, stock-jobber.
Henry Brook, Longley, York shire, clothier,
David Rees, Swansea, Glamorganshire, grocer.
John Newby, Leicester. habeF dasher.
Edward Thomas Bradshaw, Manche ter, stock-broker.
Isaac Sharland, jun., B ,th, woollen draper.
William Smith Dorsett, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, iron-
dealer.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18.—Wind S. to W., light

ARRIVED.—Fidelia, Hackstaff, and Venice, Salter, New York
—Water Witch, —, Palermo—and Hugo, Barder, for Ko-
llin g sberg.
SAL LED. —Seraphina, Taylor, Pernambuco—Swan, Taylor,
New Orleans —lanthe, Bailey, ConstantinoPle—J. shua Bates,
Stoddart, Canton—Ben .Nevis, Bruce, and Coromandel, 13road-
foot, Mobile.

William Fisher, Friend, hence at Bahia.
Sir FL Huntley, Grant, hence and Halifax at Shediac,
Spartan, Prowse, hence at Prince Edward Island.
Clemence, Ninteman, hence at Antwerp.
Catherine, Hansen, hence at Schelde. •
Rothschild, Coruforth, from Moulmein at London.
Cornelia Jacoba. Gerdes, hence at Dover for Bremen.
Gomez, Naughten, from Tralee for this port at Penzance,
leaky.
THORNIIAM, Dec. 16 —The Eliza, from Thornham to Liver-
pool, grounded in the chaune. and remains; it is (eared the
cargo will be damaged.
ST. JOHN, N 8., Nov. 28.—A very severe gale from S W. was
experienced here on the 26th instant, which lasted about eight
hours, during which the Howard, loaded for Liverpool, dragged
her anchors, and grounded on the rocks near Navy Island, but
was got off at the flood, apparently without damage.
PICTOR, Dec. I.—The barque Zitella, ftom Charlotte Town,
P. E. Island, was driven on shore near this port yesterday, in a
heavy gale and thick snow storm, and will be a total loss.
Crew saved.
MIRAMICIII, Nov. 27.—The Hopkinson, Grebow, hence to Li-
verpool, that was on shore on Point ESCIIIIMIIRC, has been con-
demned and sold with her cargo.

SATURDAY, tpth DECERIBER.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.
ARRlVAD.—Seadrift. Wethera'l, from Cronstadt—Treasurer,
from Matanzas—Douglas, Le Page, from Laguira—Caledonia
Brander; Boyd, and Lehigh, Young, from New Orlesus—Scotia,
Kelly, from Baltimore—Monongahela, from Philadelphia—Car-
natic, Burns; Coronation, Hume; and St. John, Richardson,
from St. John, N.B.—Adelaide, Gourley, from Prince Edward
Island—Kron Printz Frederick, —, from Denmark—Tagus,
Gibson, from Mazatlan—Argentina, Foster, from Valparaiso—
Pantheai Glen, and Airey, Woods, from Calcu' ta—Leonora,
Thonipsen, from Demerara—Aurora, Henderson, Charleston—
Hottinguey, Buraley ; Exchange, Funcke ; and Onio, Bird, New
York—Urgent, Rogers, St. Andrew—Sirius, M.Kinnon, and Au-
rora, Harewood, from Miramichi—Saxon, Mt Lane, from Quebec
--Huron, from Martha Jane, Thom, from Newfoundland
—Katinka, Casely, from St. Michael—Levantine, (steamer,)
lasterby, from Constantinople- Salem, Hague, and Anne,
Martin, from Alexandria, E.—Emma Graham, Ferguson, from
Oporto—Hellechina Wilkins, from Rotterdam—Auguste, Kirk.
hove, Ostend.
EArLap.—Qaeen of the Tyne, Jameson, for Bahia.

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Fatima„Wilson, from Calcutta at this port; sailed 15th Aug.
and from St Helena 24th Oct.
Sheffield, Smith, from New Orleans at this port. On the 27th
Nov., inlet. 40, long: 56, fell in with the Fatwell, from New
York for this port, with loss of foremast, bowsprit, &c , and in
a sinking gate, having nine feet water in her bold, and her
pumps choked with wheat; took off the crew, who were much
exhausted.
Niagara, Russell, from New York at this port. On 13th Nov.,
in lat. 40, long. 54, spoke the Sir Isaac Lyon, Goldsmid, from
St. Jago de Cuba for Swansea, with two men dead, and three
laid up with fever.
Sophia, Leigh, from Quebec at this port. The brig (574) from
Quebec for Swansea, was wrecked on Anticosti. Crew and
stores saved. The Alicia, of Garliestown,7 from Miltown for
this port, was dismasted 11th Dec.; fell in with her on the 14th,
and took off the crew.
Catherina, Oliveira, hence at Genoa.
Jeune Caroline, Roskamp, hence at Scheldt.
King Alfred, Kohl, hence att t Michael.
Lawsons, Ewart, and Regina, Kroff, hence at Monte Video.
Trew,rtha, Harris, and Emily, Fletcher, hence at Naples.
Gezina Hermina, Jonkcr, and Helena, Gialtz, hence at Hel-
voet.
Hibbert, Bruce, sailed from Monte Video 29th Sept., and Re-
source, Thom; SOT!, 3d October, both for this port.
Antoinetta Maria, Veron, sailed from Trieste for this port 4th
December.
Farrego. Balieine, sailed from Naples for this port 35th Nov.
Ganges, -, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 23d
October for this port.
Sir Howard Douglas.
from Calcutta; and Glasgow,
Helena,

from Bombay ; Airey,
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