The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-09 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DEC. G.—Noon, Wind W.S. W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Mail.—lligh Water 9h Ilm.)
AR RlVlED.—Courier, Pride, from St. John, N.B.—Wilton Wood,
Stock&le, from Port Wallace—Manchester, from Pernambuco.
SAILED.—Emma, Cole, for Genoa—Warrior, Foster, for Lisbon.

Martha, Viner • Inca, Harrison ; Solway, Procter ; and Exchange,
Cole, hence, at China, previous to the 4th July.
Mattakesset, Drew, hence, and Manilla, at China.
Judith, hence, for China, sailed from Singapore 13th Aug.
Margaret Johnson, Kelly ; and Hamilton, Bailey, hence, at New
Orleans.
Pocahontas, West, hence, at Philadelphia.
John Dunlop, Scholefield, 9th ; Great Britain, French, 9th ; Char-
lotte, Parker, 14th, hence; Ontario, Huttleston ; and Westminster,
Moore, from London ; Formosa, Orme ; and Poland, Anthony, from
Havre, at New York,

Glasgow, Hutchinson, hence, at Waterford.
Frances Ann, Hay, from China, at Manilla.
Iris, Watts, hence, at Halifax.
Sally, --, from Danzic, at do.
Mary Ann Peters, Mills, hence, at Quebec.
Dykes, Sharp, from Richibucto, was snok en 4th instant.
America, Mackie, hence for St John, N B, was spoken 4th instant,
30 miles S W otr Tuskar.
The Isabella, from Quebec for this port, was spoken 25th ult. in lat.
48 43, long. 25 30, in distress, with the crew at the pumps, by the De-
light Packet. arrived at Falmouth, who supplied her with provisions.
Iris, from Dublin for this port, has been towed into Rhyl, with loss
of rudder.
Elizabeth and Ann, Wright, from Quebec, sailed 31st Oct. On 27th
Nov. long. 26 W, spoke the Mary Ann, of St John's. bound to Cork,
with loss of mainmast, head, topmast, bulwark, sails, &c. On 26th,
27th, and 3,lth Nov. spoke the Ann Etiza and Jane, for Hull, with loss
of sails, bulwarks, &c, and 2 men washed overboard on the 27th Nov,

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7.—Noon, Wind S. S.W.—Fresh.
(An Irish mail.—High Water 9h 56m'a.m.)
Alum'En—The Prince Regent, Burt, from Quebec—Cicely, Guth-
ridge, from Newfoundland—George Canning. Harvey, from Puerto
Cabello, sailed 29th October—Nrietis, Weeks, from ii.laranham—Anne
and Jane, Cocks, from BerbiceJanutica, Smith, from Jamaica—Ca•
ledonia Brander, Nicholson, from Virginia—Scotland, Winship, from
New York—Jamaica, Watson, from Bahia.
SAILED—The Oporto, Martin, for Oporto.

The Sarah, Newby ; Crescent, Skelly; and Capricorn, Smith, hence,
at the Cape of Good I lope.
The John Marsh, Cluca.s, from Llauelly, :,t; the Cape of Good Hope.
Psyche Young, hence, at Jamaica.
Rival, Briscoe ; and Waterlilv Hart, from London, at Jamaica.
Nehemiah, Hutton, from St Andrew's, N B, at do.
Mary, Tucker, from Berbice, at Halifax.
Calcutta, Reed ; and Granville, Taylor, hence, at St John's, N B.
Sarah, Sharpe ; and Edgecumbe, Dugdale, hence, at Newfoundland
Thetis, Harper, from Antigua, at Virginia.
The Brechiu Castle, Nicol ; Archer, and Tweed, hence, at Puerto
Cabello.
The Express Packet, from Falmouth and Pernambuco, at Bahia,
the 19th October.
The Thomas Hanford, Dawson, from Prince Edward's Island; and
Dvkos, Sharpe, from Richibucto. at Cove.
Vlie Margaretha, Mulder, from Rotterdam for this port, ow Portland
The Diligent, (late Beattie), from Maracaibo and Kingston for this
port, at St Jamaica. in distress.
The Hoffnung, hence, which, put into Lerwick, after being dis-
charged, was found irreparable.
The Glasgow, Marco. fur Demerara, put back to the Clyde, sth inst.
h ;lying sprung a leak 1711 miles clear of the land.

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The Jamaica, Watson, ar-ived at this port from Bahia, sailed the
23t1 October. Same day,-saw two Enclish barques going in.
The Jamaica, Smith, arrived at this port from Jamaica, sailed the
30th October. On the 4th nit. iu lat. 19.40,. long. 75 10, spoke the 80,
hernia, hence f r Havana. On the 6th instant; off Tuskar, spoke the
Lads' Douglas, from Alaryport fur Sierra Leone.
The Six Sisters, Dodwith, from Quebec for WyreWater, is on shore.
near Wexford.

The Sarah, Pearce, from Newcastle for Cocagne, was wrecked ni•af
Illtrhour. 14th. October.
A clincher:4min boat, 14 feet long, coppered-fastened, with " Isa,
bella; Of Liverpool," on the stern, was driven on shore on the Island
of Wilkey, about a fortnight since.
The Peningliame, from Berliice for this port, was spoken 17th tilt.
in lat. 112, long. 50.

The Minerva, Jewell, from Llanelly, at Carthagena for Constanti-
nople, leaky. and must put back to repair.
The Commerce, Baylor,, hence and Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres:
The Emerald, Crawford, hence, at the Mauritius, sth Sept.
The Ann, Griffiths, from Bombay., at do, leaky
The A fricaine, thiff, sailed from the Cape of doodirope for Aug--
tralia. 2.3,1 Sept. ; and the Sarah, NeWhy, for Hobart Town, 7th Oet.
The Brisk, Ades, from Contautinople, at Smyrna. -
The Panther, Shepherd, (roan Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed'
sth Nov. for this port.
The Nearco, Tremain, hence, at Genoa.
Alm IRA, Nov. 3.—The Peru, Pearson, frrmi Lirerpool,_ for Adra.-
was totally wrecked at the latter port, 11th instant—crew saved:

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov, 9.—The Star, Sayers, bound to Cralltt, it
aground beyond the entrance of the Danube, and it is feared may be
lost.
ELSINORE, Nov. 26.—A Russian vessel arrived to-day from St Pe-
terslntra, in six days, reports that the winter had set in at Cronstadt.
and left only five Eoglish vessels, and a few Foreign, frozen up. One'
of the vessels was the Gateshead, of Newcastle;
MILFORD, Dec. l.—Two • ships dismasted, were seen yesterday'
westward of the Smalls, by the Arcadia, arrived here.

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HASTINGS, Dec. 3.—A foreign Brig, with painted ports and billet
head, about 200 tons, timber laden, water-logged, and abandoned, wag
fallen in with yesterday by a fishing boat,. but .in consequence of it
blowing strong from W.S. W. was obliged to leave her, at. 4 p.m. The
wreck is now off this place drifting up Channel.

THURSDAY, thic. B.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Blowing. Prob.,
(An Irish Water 1911 39m.)
ARRIVED—The Peningharne.,Green, from Berbiee—The Devereux,
Eskdaile, from Quebee—Macon, Osborne, from Savannah—George
Wilkinson,,Bruwn, from Quebec, is on shore at Egremont.

The Charlotte, rune. from Quebec, bound to Lancaster, put Into
this pOrtihrough stress of Weather.
The Orwell, Gow hence for New Orleans, at Ramsey.
Lynx, Ryder, hence for Lisbon, with sails split,
Azores 13.icket, layes, bei.ee for St Michael's, with sails split, tfre
'Robert, IM•William, from Quebec; it Dublin. •
Oporto, Martin. fur Oporto, has put back, with loss of an anchor
and cable.

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The Emanuel, Dearness, which sailed 10th Nov. for New York, has
put back short of provisions, and cargo shifted, was as far as long. 17.,
and experienced u succession of heavy gales.
A Swedish Brig, supposed to he the Resolution,. Ince, hence for
Toulon, was seen 17th ult. oil' Palamos, with mainmast sprung, and
leak v.

The Lucy, Bishop, hence for Jamaica, was spoken .31st Nov. in hat.
49 40, long. 8.

- The Henrietta, Spence, from St Andrew's, at Demerara.
The Hero, Howson, from Manila, at Cove, sailed Ist June, from filet
Cape 30th Sept. and from St Helena 15th Oct. On the Bth Nov. in Ist.
9 10 N, long. 24 41 W, spoke the Lord Eldon, from Bourdeaux for
Valparaiso ; and the London, Majbr, from totterda►n to Batavia.
The Isabella, Combe, from Quebec, at Cove.
The Medora, Loudon, for New South Wales, was spoke 20th May,
in lat. 2 41 S, long. 25 W.
The Pekin, Blair, from St Andrew's, at Demerara, and not the
Isabella, from Liverpool.
The Veloce Catherinean, from Buenos Ayres, at Havre.