The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02 00:00:00

SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.
- ARRlVED.—Devonport, Kirk, from New Orleans—Percival,
M'l)uffy, from Boston—Eliza, Guthrie, and Lady of the Lake,
Smith, from St. John, N.B.—Jamaica, from St. Jago de Cuba
—Grecian, Todd, from Cephalonia.
SAlLED.—Treasurer, King, for Porto Rico—Elizabeth Tay-
lor, Williams, St. Thomas, &c.—Fanny, Wareing, Trinidad—
Hero, Sedgley, Rio Janeiro—Swordfish, Green, Bahia—Mary,
Jones, Maranham—Zante, Kearney, Galveston—Lesmahagow,
Drake, and John Fielden, Strang, St. John N.B.—Colossus,
hi' Donald, Apalachicola—Washington, Wilkie; Theresa Jane,
Wright, and British American. Miles, Mobile—Mersey, Guth-
rie; Devonshire, Thompson; Abigail, Daley; Julius Cesar,
Carter ; William Penn, Couglah ; and Lillias, Harrison, New
Orleans—Far West, Briard, New York—Georginia, Higgins,
Philadelphia—Belmont, Grant; Charles Joseph, Leigh; and
Lancashire, Lyon, Savannah—Urania, Wilson, Oporto—and
Martha Jane, Toms, Genoa.

Lady Milton, Hayes, hence at Mobile.
Nyverheid, hence at Ostend.
Salacia, Boyce, hence for Havana at Plymouth, 28th Jan., out
thirteen days ; bore up, from long. 14.
Centaur, Williams, sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port Bth
December, and New Grenada, (steamer,) for Valparaiso 12th
Dec. _ _

Candidate, Jarvis, from Zante at Cephalonia, and sailed for
this port 7th Jan.
Emma, Kemp, from Messina—Mexican Packet, Graves, from
Alexandria—Ranger, Pithick, from Alexandretta—and Jersey
lass. Dean, from Marseilles, all at Algesiras Roads, and sailed
for this port.
Tvrer, from Rio Janeiro at Bahia.
WEXFORD, 27th Jan.—A barque of about 400 to 500 tons got
on a reef of rocks, inside the Keroe Islands, Ballyteague Bay,
last night, and the fore and main masts went by the board:
crew saved. _ _ _ .

BROADHAVEN, ST. BRIDE'S BAY, 27th Jan.—Eden, Marig-
lin, from Venice and Cork for Liverpool, was driven on shore,
near this place, last night, and fills with the tide: crew saved.
GALWAY, 26th Jan.—Active, M'Kenna, from Liverpool for
Kilrush, lost two men overboard 22d Jan., and on the 24th lost
boats, part of bulwarks, &c.
FALMOUTH, 28th Jan.—Arethnsa, Cowl, was lost fat: Santa
Cruz, Patagonia, 18th Sept.

SUNDAY, 31st JANUARY.—Wind N.N.E.,
ARRlVED.—Colonist, Sinnot, from Savannah--Gardyne,
Halliday, from Patagonia-----Enrequita, Paris, from Havana—
Empress, Hudson, from Alexandria, E.
- SAlLED.—Majestic,- Beskin, Africa—Eleven, Burlinson, for
Alexandria, E.—Lady Courtenay, Trinick, St. Michael—Pan-
thea, Glen, and Talisman, Somes, Calcutta-,Karel, Hayti—
Stephen; Watson, Ilemerara—Oinel Galley, Clarke; Trinidad—
Highland Mary, Croisley, New York—joseph Porter, Reed,
and British King, Wilson, Savannah—Henrietta, Sharp, Virgi-
nia—lsaac Newton, Clarke; Sweden, Shaw; Wellington, Blen-
kin, and Arethusa, Bearse, Charleston—Republic, Landis, Bal-
timore—Samuel, Leighton, Mobile—Caledonia Brander, Boyd,
New Orleans—Devon, Betts, St. Johnl% N.B.—Bridget, Wade,
Lisbon—Emma Obina, Potier,'Vigo—Tom Banks. Jones, Con-
stantinople—Wilhelmina, Bulkeley, Beirout.

lbood Luck, Le Croix, hence for Ancona, at Falmouth.
l'aolina. Vianillo, hence at Venice.
Lima, Towns, sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port on the
14th. December.
Orpheus, from the Clyde for Batavia, off Holyhead 30th inst.
Jane Boyd. Alexander, from Valparaiso, and Thomas Lee,
Janes, from Maori ius, both at Cove.
PLYDIO UT H, 29th Jan.—H.M.S. Albatross, (111,) that sailed
17th instant for the Coast of Africa, has put back, with loss of
quarter boats, decks swept, and ten of her guns thrown over-
board. . •

hit Lroßn, 28th Jan.—About 100 quarters indian corn, in a
damaged state, and a great part of the materisls, have been
landed from the Eden, stranded near this place, The vessel
still ho'ds together, although the sea broke heavily over her.
The Henrietta, Davidssn, from Liverpool for Limerick, has
been towed in here, with loss of rudder, by the Queen, steomer.
SKIEBEREEN, 26th Jan.—The Ettore, Gurnick, of and from
Trieste, for Falmouth, was driven on shore near this place, du.
ring a gale on the 23d instant. Crew saved.
WEXFORD, 28th Jan.—The ship reported 27th instant on
shore on Bal'vteague Bay, is the Niobe, Wells, of Boston, from
New York, fir Cork, for orders. Part of the cargo will be saved.
ISLE OF ORNSAY, SKYE, 25th Jan.—The schooner Eclipse,
Wilson, of Stornaway, from Liverpool for Montrose, put into
this port 22nd instant, leaky, and must discharge.

MONDAY, Ist FEBRUARY.—Wind N.E., moderate.
AnRIVED.—Sir Thomas Mansell, from St. Michael's, and
Jersey Lass, Dean, from St. Michael's.
SA I LED.—Lady Worsley, , for Africa—Rafael, —,
Pernambuco—Fairy Queen, Richardson, Calcutta—Favourite,
Allan, St. Thomas—John- Christall, Laguira and Puerto
Cabello—Sir R. Jackson, Doran, Havana—lnvincible, Sisil,
Oran—Magnificent, Verrill, and America, VVeare, New Orleans
—Agenorta, Hunt, Savannah—Thomas W. Sears, Eldridge,
Boston—ll uma, Fulford, Gibraltar—Spartan, Duncanson, Leg-
horn—Buona Maria, Malta and Galatz.
Thomas Lee, James, from Mauritius,Mauritius, and Jane Boyd, Alex-
ander, from Valparaiso at Cove.
WATERFORD, 29th Jan.—The Sampsona, from Genoa to
Cork, was brought in here to-day by the mate and fouvot the
crew of the Jamaica, from Cuba to Liverpool. Mem.—The
Sampsona was abandoned 27th Jan. Crew taken off by the
Epimonondas, arrived at Liverpool.
Co E, 30th Jan.—The Hottinguer, Bursley,,that sailed 9th
Jan. from Liverpool to New York, has put in here to-day, with
loss of spars, sails, &c. in a hurricane, 23d Jan.—Tile Glenlyon,
from Liverpool to New Orleans, (sailed 6th Jan.,) has also put
in here.
The John and William, for Liverpool, has put back to Port
Madoc, with loss of bowsprit, having been in contact with the
Victoria, Pugh, in Studwall Roads.
The flat Longton struck on 'the North Bank this morning,
beat over, and sunk off New Brighton. • Crew saved.