The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-13 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, DEC. 9.—Noon, Wind W.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water 1 lh 23m a.m.)
Aattivsn—The Oglethorpe, Miller, from Savannah—Napier, Staf-
ford, from Virginia—Ann, Foster, from Pictou.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Irishman, (steamer) from Drogheda—William
Huskisson, Batty, from Dublin—Coleraine, Macarthur, from Cole-
raine—Hoddam Castle, Cassady, from Cork—Falcon, Head, from
Belfast—Solway, Burton, from Carlisle.
The Active, ' • and Vixen, Wakem, hence, at Leghorn.
Mary, Williamson, hence, at Trieste.
Spartan. Cornish, hence, at Barcelona.
Sarah, Nixon, hence for Galway, at Islay.
Catherine Isabella, Main, hence for Derry, at Loch Ryan.
The Maria Bertha, Sap ; Fenn'glna, Peyster ; Jacoba, Grunninger ;
and Agatha, Potjewyd, hence, at Helvoet.
The Shawfield, hence for Islay, foundered between the Cope-
land Islands and the Mull of Galloway. 27th Nov. in consequence of
shipping a heavy sea—crew saved.
Nimrod, Sheriff, hence for Newcastle.
Corsair, Cumming, hence, at Odessa.

Orwell, Gow, hen-c'e for New Orleans, at Milford.
Abeona, Drake, hence for Darien, at Milford.
Jessie, Rae, from Westport for this port, at Loch Ryan.
The George Wilkinson, from Quebec, docked this morning with loss
of cutwater, jib-boom, &c. having been in contact with the Hark-
away, for New York, last night, in the river.
James Bryce, Davies, from Ballyshannon ; and the Jessie, Ray, fm
Westport, both for this port.
Mona, Rowland, from Antwerp, at Falmouth, for this port.
Adriana, Jones, from Berbice, at London.
The Maria Vittoria, Vibert, from Glasgow for Cork, is on shore at
the entrance of Campheltown harbour.
The Georgetown, from Demerara for London, is on shorn below
Gravesend.

The St Mungo, was passed in long. 18, with loss of main and mizen-
masts.

The Heves, Nagle, which sailed 26th ultimo, for Barbados, has put
back, bore up three days since off Waterford. On the Ist December,
off the Smalls, saw the Mary Jones, from this port for Buenos Ayres.
On the 6th, off the Saltees, spoke the Jane, from this port, for the
Gulf of Mexico.
The Enfield, Bottoudy, from Mexico, at Valparaiso, for England.

SATURDAY, DEC. Io.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail.—High Water Oh Ilrn p.m.)
ARRIVED—The Trenton, Pratt, from New Orleans—Portsmouth,
Marshall, from New York—Athabaska, Nestlelll, from Pictou—Sarah
Maria, Booth, from Newfoundland—Laura Ann, Kemp, from Lisbon
—St Andrew, Thompson, from New York, sailed 24th Nov.—Grace,
Jones, from Demerara, sailed sth Nov.—The Despatch, Adelle, from
Richibucto. _ _ _

ALSO ARRIVED—The Edward, Clarke, from Newry—Rose, Barron,
from Strangford—Telford, Maken, from Dublin—Gipsy, (steamer) fm
Waterford—lsabella Napier, (steamer) from Londonderry—The Not-
tingham, and the Birmingham, (steamers) from Dublin.

The Bristol, M'Known, hence for New York, was totally lost 20th
ult. on Far Rockaway Beach-76 steerage passengers drowned.
The Adam Lodge, • Queen Adelaide, Borland; and North
America, Dixey, hence, at Charleston.
The Chevalier, Knight ; Berwick, Chase; American, Manchester;
and Roscoe, Delano, hence, at New York.
The Lowell, Wilson, hence, at Boston.
St Andrew, Garrison; and Cyrus, Robinson, hence, at St John's NB
Thomas Leech, Coull, hence, at lkionte Video,
Puella, Hardy, hence, at Gibraltar.
The Brilliant, Gibson, hence for Jamaica, was spoken in lat. 43 34,
long. 10.0.
The Cceur de Lion, Robinson, hence for New York, was spoken
30th Nov. in lat. 51,-long . 13.
The Killegrew, Noye, hence, at Seville.
St Ann's, Curran, hence, at the Bay of Fundy.
Dove, Roach ; and Columbia, —, hence, at Newfoundland.
Perseverance, Monnet, hence, at Ostend.
Meg Merrilies, Penrice, hence for Africa, off Cape Clear, sth Dec.
Fenwick Keating, M'Kenzie, hence for St Petersburg.
Alexander, Leeds, hence, at Baltimore.
Ellen, Pue, from Quebec, at Waterford.
Carlton, from do, at Dublin.
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Hebrew, Carr, from New Orleans, at the Clyde.
The Grace, Jones, arrived at this port from Demerara, sailed sth
Nov. On the 7th Dee. in lat. 50, long. 11, was struck by a heavy sea,
which carried away starboard quarter galleries, wheel, &c. On the
Bth Dec. off Dungarvon, was struck by a sea, and shipped a quantity
of water down. the after hatchway, which was open at the time for
bending the cables.
The Margaret, (steamer) arrived from Waterford, with loss of head,
cutwater, and other damage, having been in contact with a barque.
The Despatch, Adcile, arrived from itichibucto, sailed in company
with the Renovation, for London, and Campaign, for Cork.
Ana Mondell, Armstrong, from Demerara, at St Andrew's.
Eliza Killick, Waugh, from Hambro', at Torbay, for St Domingo.
John and James, Delarne, for this port, has put back to Ilambro',
leaky, having struck the ground, and must discharge.
A barque, hound to Quebec, was seen on the coast of Anticosti, by
the John and Mary, arrived at Milford.
The Hibernia, of Kinsale, was spoken 4th Dec. in lat. 46, long. 21,
dismasted, was bearing for Kinsale under a jury foremast—did not
want assistance.

The Wexfw d, of Wexford, timber laden, was spoken Ist Dec. in lat
48, long. 24 40.
The Chieftain, M'Bride, from Quebec for this port, off the Brandy
Pots, 13th Nov.
The Martha, Kerr, sailed from Seville for this port, 26th Nov.
ST. PETRitsßußa, Nov. 23.—This morning there were 9 degrees of
frost, and the river was full of ice. The Minstrel was to sail yesterday,
and the Ganges this morning, but the wind is almost lulled. These
are the only ships loading, except two Americans.

SUNDAY, Mc. IL—Noon, Wind N.N. W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Mail.—High Water Oh 351 n•)
ARRIVED—The Algonquin, Miercken, from Philadelphia—Canton,
Melville, from Quebec—Herald, --, from Honduras—Ward. Mas-
ters, from St John, N B—ldcghetera, Neuman, fromWasa—Charliatte,
Tusher, from Quebec—Lady Cremcrne, Fenwick, from St Petersburg.
Also A nay/RD—The Hoddam Castle, and Veracity, from Cork—
Sir W S lirongh, from Dublin—Sir FII Head, Strangford, from Beau-
maris—Stewart Monteith, Hunter, from Dumfries—Actress, Davis,
from Belfast—Unicorn, and City of Glasgow. (steamers) from Glasgow
—Athlone, (steamer) from Belfast—fteorg,e IV. (steamer, from Newry
—(Earl Roden, (steamer) from Dundalk—Hibernia, (steamer) from
Dublin—Mountaineer, (steamer) from Swansea—Portland. Hardy ;
and Sophia, Maxwell, from Glasgow--Isabella. Wilkinson, from
Newry—Scotia, Muller; & Countess Galloway, (steamer) from Kirk-
cudbrlght—Preston, from Dublin.
SAILED—The Mary Catherine, Colburn, for Malta, &c—Phillins,
Woolley, for Valparaiso, &c—Anne, Holmes, for Africa—Ganges,
llPDonald. for Marauharn—Porto, (steamer) for Oporto.
The Tam O'Shanter, Sumpton, sailed from Quebec for this port,
13th November.
Lnckwoods, —, from Quebec. at Crookhaven, for this port.
Helen, ——, arrived from Charleston, sailed 14th Nov. In lat. 44,
long. 43, spoke the George, from Pictou, for London.

MONDAY, DEC. 12.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.—Blowing Fresh.
(An Irish Mail—High Water lb 25m•)
ARRIVED—The Thomas Dickason, L3•on, from Savannah, sailed 21st:
ult.—Esther, Douglas, from Quebec, after being aground on Jordan's
Bank—Albion, Kydd, from St Petersburg.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Duke of Clarence. File, from Dundalk—lris,
Strangan ; Fearon, Leonard ; and Gipsy, Gowirg, from Dublin—Ailsa
Craig, (steamer) ; Tiger, Doyle ' • and Arctic, Murphy, from Wexford
—Jessie, Rae, from Newport—Gond Intent, Belford, from Kirkcud-
bright—Scotia, Milne, from Dumfries—Stag,
from Glasgow—
Earl of Sorry, Christian, from Isleman.
The Trafalgar, Jackson, hence 011' Waterford, Bth instant, for New
Orleans.
The Emigrant, Petrie, hence, at Savannah, hi 33 days.
Jane, Lennox, hence, at Savannah.
Atalanta, Sexton, hence, at Malaga.
Industrie, Zellien, hence, at Ostend.
superior, Tyler, from St Domingo and Turk's Island, at Cove.
Champion, Gallilee, from Richibucto, at Cove, with loss of boats,
bulwarks, &c.
The Eliza .Ann, Hyde; Pallas, Hall; and Urania, Clarke, from
Quebec, at Cove.
The Tronningen, Stottenburgh, from Bristol, at Cove, for New
York, with loss of boats, bulwarks, Sec, and is leaky.
The St Muneo, Griffiths, from Gloucester, at Cove, for St John's,
N B, dismasted.
The Enterprise, M'Cready, sailed from Newry for St John's, N B,
Dit, instant.
The Swift, Davies, sailed from Newry for this port, 27th October
last, and his not since been heard of.
TRALEE, Dee. 9.—=The Liverpool, Louden, from Miramichi for Li.
verpool, struck on the Point of Inch in Dingle Bay, and has gene to
pieces—crew saved.