The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-15 00:00:00

Mary Wylie. Sinclair, from Marseilles at this port. On the
-22nd Nev.. in lat. 41, spoke the George Clarke, hence for Leg-
born. mak:ng ten inches water per hour, having sprung a leak
17th Nov.
Ann Baldwin. Farley, from Islay, and Dryad, Hansen, from
Pisco at Lima, and both sailed 28th Sept. for this port.
Bonne Mare, Musgrove, from Cobija at ditto, and sailed 18th
Sept. for the Chinchas.
Antonio. Coinford, and tuxine, Livingston, from`Piseo ; Isa-
bella, Herbert; Ulverstorte. Ellis; and Gartsherrie,'Henderson,
from Valparaiso; and Highlander, Wheeler, from tlic Chinchas
—all at Lima.
Ro'e. Gibb. sailed from ditto for this port Igth Sept.
Hyperion, Whelan, from Cobija at Valparaiso, and sailed 18th
'Sept for this port.
Henrietta Mary, Read, hence and New York at Valparaiso,
with damage, and expected to be condemned.
Fame sailed frotn Rio Janeiro for this port 10th Oct.
Sandbach, Bellis, and Earl of Dalhousie, Robinson, hence at

Demerara.
Leonora, Thompson, sailed from ditto for 'this port on the
31st Oct.
John Patchett, Norman, and Tyrer, Ellis, hence at Rio Ja..
metro.
Helen Hamilton, Nichol, hence at Trinidad.
Mary Ann. Nolan, hence at Barbadoes, and sailed sth Nov.
-for Santa Martha.
Lydia, Jones. sailed from Antigua for this port I Ith Nov.
Jeannette Hee, hence at St. Michael's.
Sceptre, Tod, sailed from ditto for this port 9tll Nov.
Can,nens, Atkins;-hence at Jamaica.
X L. Bolton, and Triumfante. Menchaca, hence at Havana.
Santos --. sailed from ditto for this port 7th Nov.
Golden Eagle, Beebs, hence and Grenada at Nassau.
Douglas, Lepage, sailed from Laguayra for this port on the
22nd Oct.
Mary Elizabeth, Thom, hence at Santa Martha.
Hope, Tozer, from Marseilles for this port at Milford, with loss
of sails.
Beulah, from Cale-Etta off Falmouth.
Ochie-er, Johnston, hence and Santa Martha at Savanilia.
Sybil. Paciaman, sailed from Honduras 2d Oct., and Albert,
Bryan. 4th Oct., both for this port.
Saucy Lass. Love, sailed from St. Michael's.
Trinity Yacht, kiounsell, hence at Denia.
Pet, "hotter', hence at Bordeaux.
Minerva, Lern, hence at Liebau.
Arrow. hence for London, at Dover, brought- in very leaky,
with loss of anchor and chain.
Syn.metry, Butler, for London and Plymouth, to take in the
eargo ex General Sale. to Hong Kong.
DaLins. Oct. so.—The G I Wolfe. Jennies. from Zapite
for Liverpool, was wrecked 25th Sept., on theCsperito Santo
Reef. Crew. materials, and part of cargo saved.
The Burley, which w as driven on shore at Crientergus during
the late hurricane, would be condemned; the cargo would be
saved.

FRIDAY. DECEMBER Il.—Wind N.. moderate.
ARRlVED.—Albanian, Winsor. Batras—EnterPrise, Benson,
Hamburg—Ganges, Mitchell, Glasgow, bound to Port Philip,
leaky
SAlLED.—Garrovr, Davies, Africa.

Antoinette, Verona, sailed from Trieste for this port On the
215th November.
Scotswood. hence at Palermo.
Leven Lass, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Aurora and Azzopardi, hence at Leghorn.
Jersey Tar, Kevett, and Siloam, Hall, hence at Genoa.
Emma Graham, Ferguson, and Douro, Smith, sailed from
Oporto for this port 2gih Noy.
Anne Paley, Lister, hence at Lisbon.
Bon Flirt Una, Santos, sailed from Lisbon 23d November; Jo-
sephine. Masters, 29th, and Minerva, Phillips, 30th November,
all for this port.
Marie, Largonet, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the
sth December.
The Adelaide, of Guernsey, supposed to be from this port to
Havana. put into Beaumaris Bay to-day in distress.
Jenne Amedie, Huclan, hence for Havre at Falmouth.
John S. De Wolfe. Reid, from St. John, N.B. at Kingstown.
WY:XFORD, Dec. 9.—The barque Hope, Jones, from-Patagonia
to Liverpool, struck on the Rusk Bank, yesterday morning, and
remains. The ea ,o is being discharged.
CADIZ,
Nov 28.—The Henry Bliss, Cummings, from Liver-
pool to •:eva Orleans, put in here yesterday, very leaky, and with
part of the cargo thrown overboard. She must be partly dis.
.charged to be surveyed and thoroughly caulked.
LISBON, Nov. 30.—The Amelia, Giarovich, from Liverpool to
.Rio Janeiro, put into this port 20th instant, very leaky, and
,zriust discharge.

SATURDAY, 12th DECK PABER.—Wind N., mo'erate.
•Great Western, (steamer,) IVlotthews, from New York at this
port ; sailed 26th Nov., and from Staten Island 27th Nov. On
I3th Dec.. at g a.m., in lat. 51, long. 24, saw the Cambria, (st.)
,heave for Boston.
Adelaide, Davidson, hence for Havana at Beaumaris.
•Intrinsic, -, hence for New Orleans at Beaumaris.
Fendennis, Hannaford, hence at Bilboa, and sailed 4th Dec.
'for St. Sebastian.
Jupiter, Morrison, hence at Ostend.
•Esnle. Snegjevich, sailed from Venice for this port on the 24th
November.
Rothschild, Cornforth, from Moulmein, and Lady Raffles,
Eden, from Havana at Downs.
Wuroan, Rith Dec.—The Hope, from Patagonia for this
port,mras got off the Rusk Bank yesterday, and into shallow
water, to be examined ; but the wind coming fair, she proceeded
this morning to Liverpool In rather a crippled state, having
been plundered of her rigging, Rre. by numerous boats.

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SUNDAY, 15th Dxcigiumt.—Wind N.
SAlLEn.—Lerwick, Jackson, for Africa—Penninghame, Pur-
chase, Cape Town—William and Anu, Davies. Sierra Leone—
Jenny, Kruse. BataVia—Speed, Pringle. Manilla—Desiree and
ope, B
Tully, Kahler, St. Thomas—Enterprise, Wilson, Trinidad—A lei-
ennett, Rio Janeiro—Pacific, Ludlam, New York—Eliza-
beth Geves, Charleston—Cheetan, Cook, Naples--St. Clement,
Cobbon, Dordt

Edward. Suk'ken; Ida Maria, Behrend ; and Success, Kreaft,
hence at Danzic.
Susan. —, and Flying Fish, hence at Naples.
Yorkshire, Bailey; Columbia, Rathbone; Cornelia, French,
and Aurelius, Kirby, hence at New York.
Cronstadt, Hatch; Anglo Saxon, Gordon : and Sabbatis,
hence at Boston.
Leila, Higgins, and Monmouth, Terry,hence at Baltimore.
Nedora, Young; Hannibal, Foote; Mattakeeset, Cummings;
Ashland. Williams; Alioth, Bartlett; Parthenon, Woodberry,
and Lapland, Simpson, hence at New Orleans.
Inca, Field, hence at Apalachicola.
Arab, Hossack. hence at Ancona.
Acadia, steamer. Harrison. hence at Boston 17th Nov.
Arabella, Rice, hence at Philadelphia.
Hayward, Harward, hence at Savannah.
Neptune, hence at Charleston.
Jessie, M'Gill, from Callao at Cove.
Competitor, Cowie, from Odessa at Falmouth.
WEXFORD, 11th DEC.—SoOn after the Hope put to sea yester-
day, the wind chopped round to N.E., which compelled her to
run to the southward, and she would probably steer for Milford.
Nisw YORK, Nov. 25.—The Rio Grande, Sturges, from Balti-
more, for Liverpool, put back to the former port 29rd instant.
With pumps choked and cargo shifted.
!taw YORK, Nov. 21.—The Hero, Jones, from Quebec, for
Liverpool. was abandoned at sea, having been in contact with
the Fauh-a-Ballagh. from Dublin. for St. John, N. 8., and cut
down tog the water's edge. The crew, except one man killed,
were taken off by the Faugh.a-Ballagh, which was spoken 3rd
Nov., in at 45, lon 16.
New Yonx, Nov. 18.—The America, Weare, hence for Liver-
pool. went on shore, near the S.W. Spit, 16th instant, but got
off, without apparent damage.

BIRKENHEAD FIOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY

[WEEKLY REPORT.]

New Patients
Old Patients..

Physician, Dr. Norton.—Charles Smith, Hon. Sec

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.

Report of cases for the week ending Friday, Dec. 11
Persons relieved at the Dispensary
Patients visited at their own homes

• Total. . . '
Physicians, Dr. Gonthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft.
Ilargeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lo&wood and Harris.
House Surgeon, Mr. all.