The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-09 00:00:00

SATURD IY, DEC, 6.—Wind W., light,

ARRIVED.—Robert Pittsford, King, froM Calcutta—Tara,
Hamilton, Bombay—Blonde, Henley, Moulmein—Androklos,
Boysen ; Duchess of Lancaster, Stephenson, and Briton, Buf-
ham, Shanghae—Salacia, Brown, Callao—Pickwick, Greavcs,
Mica—Kyle, Tidy, Buenos Ayres—Elizabeth Wood. Cowley,

Porto Rico--:Heliei Williams, and Crescent, Williams, Cha-
rente—Effort, Wright, t'atras—Vigilant, Gronendahl, Ostend—
Vestal, Harmann, Parrsbro'—Nicoloso, Pulperio, Baroelona—
Jane, Old Calabar—Caledonia, Gourley-, and Orpheus, Neill,
Quebec—Achilles, Klein, and Enmore, Alexandria—Louisa
Ann, Evans, and Fairy, Davies, Marseilles—Petra,
Margaret (s ), Little, Havre—Edina, Mears; Henry Shelton,
Allen, and Czar Peter, Witman, Cronstadt—Amicitia, Potts,
and Wrangel, Kluzen, Stettin—Jumna, Johns, from Calcutta;
left St. Helena 21st Oct.—Patna, Itorison, from Canton; sailed
4, from St. Helena 31st Oct.—Patriotess, Norrie, from Islay, in
eighty-five days.

SAlLED.—Emperor Paxton, and Loodianah, MMonnell, for
Calcutta—Brazilian, I)uffey, Madras—Crusader, H unter, Bue-
nos Ayres—Queen, Galt, Rio Janeiro—J. Henderson, Stewart,

New York

Irene, Downward, from Rio Grande at this port; sailed 12th
Oct. Hail seventeen feet water over the bar. Left the Naiad,
Pink, 9nd Elenore (Swedish schooner), loading for Liverpool,
n !Intl Ai tha Iclae fnr nrri.re •...1

The kar`i Ann (smack), with sulphur ore, has
derelict, on Dove_Bank, and taken into Hoylake.

Paradise, Henderson-; Rubin, Whelan The Duke, Atkin-
son; and Hindoo, Fletcher, from Calcutta—Woodstock, Wood,
from Moulmein—Helvellyn, Harrison, from Madras—Shaks-
peare, Hill, and David Clarke, Swan, from Bombay—all at St.
Helena.

Betsey, Atkinson ' • Thomas Carty, Adams ; and Lena, Plain,
all hence at Cape of Good Hope. _ _ _

damage, and would have to discharge part of her cargo for re-
pairs, having been foul of an iceberg.
William Fee, hence at Monte Video.

Ann Smith, hence at Rio Janeiro

27th May, Lafrentz, hence at Cuxhaven.
Amphitrite, Deswelgh, hence at
Village Girl, faom Truro, N.S., for this port, off Partridge
Island.

Sobraon, Nichol, from Sincapore at Table Bay, and
_sailed
16th Oct. for this port.
Albion, Manley, sailed from Constantinople 15th Nov., and
British Qneen (a.). 19th, both for this port.

Nouveau Cabouteur, Mace • Jeune Marion, Mace ; and Ibex,
Mahe, sailed from Paiunbced
for this port 30th Nov.
Hortense Sidonie, Saillaut; St. Pierre, Grelloux ,•• Flora
Bella, Goldee; Dix Sept Mai, Elvin; Aglae Rose, R's; and
Alert, Huistin, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port Ist Dec.
Zoe, Shaw, from New York at Cape of Good Hope.
lnglcborough, Rae, from Calcutta at Table Bay.

tins, lOth October.
Bermondsey, Paddle, from Manilla at St. Helena, and sailed
20th Oct. for Queenstown.

ton, from Callao, both at London sth Dec.
Hannah, Evertsen, from Galatz at Queenstown 4th Dec.
Swea, Eikstrom, from Batavia, for Bremen, at Falmouth 3rd
December.
Elizabeth, Garrick, from Odessa at Falmouth 4th Dec.
Tweedside, Barton, from Alexandria at Falmouth 4th Dec.,
with loss of foretopgallant mast and jibboom.
Engineer, Sellars; Tahti, Nyland; and Louise, Spermidd,
from Alexandria, for Yarmouth, all at Falmouth 4th Dec.
Boerhave, from Batavia for Rotterdam, off Falmouth 4th of
December.
Krudore, Kirsting, from Batavia for Amsterdam, off Fal-
mouth 4th December.
Shakspeare, Hill, and David Clarke, Swan. from Bombay--

Hindoo, Fletcher, and The Duke, Atkinson; from CalcuTtja-
Woodstock, Wood, from Moulmein—ane
from Madras, all at St. Helena

TABLE BAY, Oct. 15.—A severe N.W. gale set in here on the
afternoon of the 11th Nov., which lasted till noon of the follow-
ing day. The Morayshire, from Moulmein, for London, which
put in here on the Bth Nov., parted, and went ashore during
the gale; but remains entire, and the cargo is being taken out
in good order. The Thomas Carthy, from Liverpool, parted an
anchor, and touched the around, damaging her rudder. The
inglehorough—Sobraon—Hester—A. F.Moore—and Chieftain
parted a chain each, and the ship Charlotte two chains.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. s.—The brig Pink, laden with guano. was

totally lost, on the S.E. side of Ascension, previous to
••• - .„.

sth Nov

STRANGFORD, Dec. 2.—The Pride, Hughes, of Londonderry,
from Liverpool, for Mullinasloe, in leaving this on the 27th
Nov. struck, abreast of the town, and has been making about
twelve inches water since per hour.

SUNDAY, DEC

—Wind S.W., fresh

ARRlVED.—Taymouth Castle, Miller, and Viscount Har-
dinge, Purvis, from Maceio—Hindoo, Fletcher, from Calcutta
—lsabel, Griffiths, from Antigua—Olinda, Wreppert, from
Pernambuco—Liverpool, Gardner, from New York—Mobile,
Briggs, from St. John N.B.—Charles, Foulk, from Trieste—
British Queen, Keane, from Paimboeuf—Hermina, from Stettin.

Genova (s), from Palermo, at this port ; left Gibraltar let
Dec. At 230 a.m., same day, passed Tangier, and saw severai
heavy ships of war lying in the bay, supposed to be French.
At three, p.m., heard heavy firing, and saw thick volumes of
smoke rising from the town. 2d Dec., at midnight, passed a
large steam frigate, about six miles south of the Burlings,
bound to the southward.

Syria, Peter, hence at Beirout.
Belle, Robins, hence at Ancona.
Briton's Pride, Craven, and Mary Henney, Henney, hence at
Leghorn.
Broad Oak, Golding, hence at Cadiz.

Wye, Jackson, f7om Terranova—Dauntless, Jones—and
Lebanon, Peters, from Palermo—and Eigen, James. from
Constantinople, at Gibraltar, and alt cleared for this port.
Donna, Finlay, from Malta, at Algesiras, and sailed 28th Nov.
for this port:

Palestine, Intrepido, and Spirit, all hence at Naples.
Frankfort (s), Corbett, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 28th
Nov. for Genoa.

Arno (s), Haram, sailed from Leghorn for Marseilles and
this port, 27th Nov.

ST: HELENA, Oct. 24.—The French brig Arthur, which
arrived here 21st Oct., from Sincapore, for Nantes, ran foul of
a raft, apparently constructed from the wreck of some ship,
which did some slight damage to her copper, between Mada-
gascar and the Cape of Good Hope.
TERCEIRA, Nov. 17.—The following vessels were wrecked
at this island, during a terrific gale from E.S.E., 14th and 15th
Nov. :—Miranda, Harris, of Whitstable—Pearl, Blyth, of
London ; two lives lost—Susan, Welch, of Portsmouth—
Speedy, Penwill, of Dartmouth—Sprightly, Brodrick, of Lon-
don—Ellen Jane, Knight, of Padstow—Providentia (Brazilian),
and the Adelaid, Simmons, of London.

MONDAY, DEC. B.—Wind W. to N.W., light.
ARRIVED.—St. Croix, from Honduras—Jno. H. Jarvis,
Rich; James Brown, Brown, and Marathon, Vandyke, New
Orleans—Nicholas Biddle, Caulkins, Mobile and New Orleans
—Medina, Graham, Quebec—Michael, Sinidt, Danzic—Frank-
lin, Falk, Wilmington—Neptune, Jarvis, Alexandria—Brothers,
Evans, Camaromis and Fernando Po—Edinburgh, Blair, St.
John, N.B.—Cumberland, Gregory, Africa—Constellation,
Allen, New York.

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Cambria (s.), Leitch, from Boston at this port ; sailed 26th
Nov., and from Halifax 28th. Has 607,800 dollars in specie on
freight.
HALIFAX, 27th Nov.—The barque Rival, of Yarmouth, N.S.,
from Shediac to Glasgow, was wrecked on Governor's Island
15th November.

The Lord Clarendon, from Sydney, N.B. to Liverpool, went
ashore at the mouth of the harbour 18th Nov., and remains
high and dry.

The Galatea, from Quebec to Cardiff, was wrecked 23rd Oct.,
on the Magdalen Islands. Materials saved.
The Robert Bradford, from Calcur a and Cape Good Hope to
this port, was wrecked last night or this morning, near Holy-
head. Captain and eleven men drowned.
QUEBEC, 22nd Nov.—Yesterday it blew a heavy gale from the
east, with snow: Today, wind' north, light breeze. &c.. mild

open weather. There is no intelligenceasyeiof disasters to
sea-going ships, but the damage to small craft in the Cui-de-
Sac, and other landing places, ►a considerable.
Lydia, hence at Bonny.
Asia (s.), Judkins, hence at Boston 25th Nov.
Philadelphia, Faulkes, and Star of the West, hence at New
York.
Camilla, Brine, hence at Newfoundland.
Mary Gillespie, hence at Camaroons.
The brig Mary (7) has been condemned at Fernando Po.
Witch, Waters, hence at Fernando Po, and ballasting sth of
October to proceed to Maulmain.
• Mandarin, from Shanghae at Glasgow.

SELS SPOKEN

Albert Edward, hence for Canton, 7th Oct., in lat. 8 N. long.
21 W—Mary Bannatyne, from Sydney, for London, sth Nov.,
in lat. 27 N., long. 36 W. ; reported quantities of gold found in
Australia—Warrior, from Africa, for Bristol, 20th Nov., in lat.
49 N., long. 23 W—Malabar, from Madras, for the Cape, 30th
Auz., in lat. 21 S., long. 64 E—Hibbert, bound southward, 28th
Oct. in lat. 7 N., - long. 22 W—Titania, from Newfoundland,
thirty days out, in lat. 6 N., long. 34 W—Geo. Gray, hence for
Po- Nov., in lat. 40 N.. 1^- I'

, mug. i 5 W—Orinelie, for Cal-
cutta, 25th Oct., in lat. 1 IsLt long. 20 W—Sabina, from Cadiz,
for 11onte Video, 24th Oct., in lat. 10 N., long. 26 W—Austin,
from Boston. bound south, 26th Oct., in lat. 13 N., long. 28 W
-Tar, from 'Demerara, for London, 23d Nov., in lat. 50 N.,
"4 Oct., in lat. 12 N.,

ong. i 2 W—Britannia, for Rio Grailicle

IvIORN.II.:VENO.. HOOT. HOLYDAYS,ETC

Dec. h. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 911 45 - 17 5
Wednesday .10 0 2 0 21' 17 7
Thursday ..11 041 1 1 17 8
Friday 121 141 l7 I
urday _l3. 2 4 227 16 7
14 252 319 15 4 3d Sunday in Advent
15 348 4 19 14 5 r

Vonday

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, DEC. 2.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.--T
Johnston and J. Montgomery, Liverpool, grocers.
DECLA RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—J. Carter, Liverpool
merchant—G. 1 upton, St. Helens, tailor—W. Smith, Warring.
ton, manufacturer.

BANKRUPTS.—WiIIiam Wandby King, Liverpool, chyniist,
Dec* 15, Jan. 5, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of
Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Jones, Liverpool ; official assignee,
Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.—Edward Waring, Liverpool, inn-
keeper, Dec. 17, Jan. 7, at 11 O'clock, at the Liverpool District
Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Bremner, Liverpool : offi-
cial assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.—Moses Orme and Wil-
liam Henry Lynass, Liverpool, ale merchants, Dec. 15, Jan. 5,
at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy:
solicitors, Messrs. Anderson and Collas, Liverpool; official
assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.—Albion Craven, Leeds,
Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer--Williain Mason, Halifax,
Yorkshire, draper—Samuel Crosland, Elland, Yorkshire, corn
miller—Joseph Longbottom and Thomas Fawcett, Leeds, cloth
merchants—Robert Jackson, Nottingham, butcher—William
Rawlins, Mill-sheet, Warwickshire, maltster—Williain Mayne

Neill, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 12, at hall-past 12 o'clock,
Jan. 30, at 12, at the Bankrupt's Court, London : solicitor. Mr.
Murray, London-street, I,enchurcli-street, London; official

London-William Boyce, sen., Dover, hotel keeper—Jame;
Clark, Upwell, Cambridgeshire, miller.
DIVIDEND.—Dec. 26, J. Higginson and R. Deane, Liverpool
and Barbadoes, merchants.
FRIDAY, DEC. S.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-1
J. Shaw, Liverpool, saddle tree manuf
and Co., Liverpool, pass

Amery, Liverpol, steam sawyers—(

ar as regards

alkner and Co

and Williams, Mancliesier and Wigan, manufacturing chymists
—Taylor BrothPrs' Denton, Lancashire, but manufacturers;
as far as regards J. Taylor—J. Barlow and Sons, late of Pil-
kington and Manchester, nankeen manufacturers—Lythgoe
and Corn, Burslem, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers
—Kay, Birch, and
_Warburton, Manchester, manufacturing
_Warburton,_ Manchester,

chymists—J. 'and J. Halstead, Burnley, Lancashire, power

•
Manchester, manufacturers of smallwares.
BANKRUPTS.—David Little, Liverpool, merchant, Dec 18,

solicitor, Mr. Radcliffe, Liverpool • official assignee
• •

Dec. 18, Jan. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of
B.,nkruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool ; official assignee,

Mr. Bird, ii Waudby kiog:(and not Williau
WandbyKing, as before advertised,) Liverpool, chymist, Dec

.. , - -
15, Jan. 5, atoll o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of
Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Jones, Liverpool; official assignee,
Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.—Samuel Wharton, Hartford. Che-
_

shire, wine merchant, Dec. 18, Jan. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Li-
verpool District Court of Bankruptcy solicitors, Messrs. Da-
venport and Collier, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Li-
verpool.—Robert Seymour, Sunderland, linen draper—RicharC
Caldicott, Cardiff, grocer—John Wagstaff, Worcester, c.,t 1
dealer--James Nicholson, Woolwich, grocer—William Kirby
Stockwell- park-road,Stockwell, builder, and Deptford, licensei
victualler—James Fuller, City-road, Finsbury, glass merchant
—Waiter Pullein. late of Friday-street, Cheanside, London

woollen warehouseman—William Williams and Robert Mudg
Merchant, Great George-street, Westminster, and elsewhere
contractors for public works—Thomas Stephen Curties, York
street Westminster. cheesemonger—Hugh Clark, Bank Cham

bers and Cheshunt, stockbroker.
DIVIDEND.—Jan., 8, J. Monk man, Oldham, cotton apii
CERTIFICATE.—Dec. 29, J. Heywood, Liverpool, prov
merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
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Hour
IV, 11W _ _ ••.. --

9, George Cappur (proof and div.)
11, Thomas Ramsden (2nd)
11, Thomas Chaffers and Henry Jones (Ist),
12, W. M. Neill (Ist)
15. Joseph Adams (2nd).
15, John Johnson (2nd)
15, W. W. King (Ist)

17, Margaret Meikle (audit)..,
17, Samuel Cherry (audit)
17, Eduard mg (lat)
18, John Roberts (2nd)
18, David Little (Ist)
18, Samuel Wharton (Ist)
18, Frederick Deane (Ist)
18, William Haskayne (audit)
19, D. E. Monies (2nd)
19, William Clipson (audit)
19, T. Irlam and V. Wanostra

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