The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

HUGH KEIGHTLEY—,Esq.
Yesterday. aged 3 years, HARRIET, third daughter of Mr
J. F. fiDLINGTON, letter-press printer.

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!corthumbrian, 111‘Nabb, Quebec—

—Templar,

litob A. W

rflt, Hood Tess, for New York—
Gipsy, Bonicavx—Comet.

—Anna Rich, Burwell, .P
Ranger, 'Pt
diterranear

Scotia, Miskelly
I,..Bithia—Lanercost, Ponsonby, Val
Herons. Africa.

from

for San Francisco on

, Bowttas

sad Joseph 4Wheeler, Wale, hence at DI

;arrett, hence at B,

Carew?, Main, from -Demerara atrQueenstown,
Zephyr. Drewarry, from 'Laguna at Queenstown in
Alice, De Garis,lience at Lazuayrsa.

ionfs,4

ce at St. Jot

Nora Crcina, iih

•om Leghorn.for this port

the 11th

Brazil Packet, Nicol, from -St. Domingo for Glasgow, at St
Ives, towed in disinasted. and with decks swept.
Reaper, Archer; Mrhy. Fetrowski ; fit. Lawrence, Buysti
Anna, Luchs; and Darises. Styles, hence at Port-au-Prince..
Lord Elgin, and Troubadour, Muir, sailed from Demerert
15th Nov.; Reliance an 4 Elizabeth, 19th; Wilsons, 20th;
Sandbach, 21st; and Lirnmster, on the 25th, all for this port.

"Ellen, of Liverpool," on her stern, was picked up la
in the Bay of Luce.
DUBLIN, DEc. 23

st week

—The Sohn Bryant, from Savannah for
here en Ore, was scuttled yesterday, and
le fire apparently completeby subdued.
WATERFORD, BEc. 22.--The Laura Campt
Prince Edward Island, from Mirasnichi fi

Liverpool, 'brought

tered a ilea
Clear, lost
fallen in Wi

y gale the 12th instant

put 800 miles from Cape

Ininmast

pool for Bonny, th,
thp iinrhnisr whoa

th instant, and towed to the entrances_
e steamer Puncannon proceeded to her assis

last night,

n Bow Aim INLAND, Nov. 22.—The Perseverance, of
far Liverpool, WAS totally wrecked during
of the 21st and 22d instant: two men drowned.—Tlie

nexr-brigGipsy drag

her anchors during same gale, and
harbour, but is expected to be got off.—
Ona is on shore in the harbour, has been
surveged, and it is doubtful if she can be got off.

WEDNESDAY, PECEN

25.—Wind N.W., fresh

AftR4TED.—Guy Manne

Edwards, from N

St. George, CraWford, f
in,stant. On the 20th, n
Amity Hall, bound west

rom New York nt this port, sailed Ist
t 10 a.m., exchanged signals with the
. Same day, at 1 p.m., saw

ship is

to leeward, with ensign hoisted union down: took in
sail, and ran down to her. It proved to be the ship State
Rights, Captain J. D. Warren, of Savannah, hence for Ness

n a ;nle~n the

e 11th instant, and one man overboard ;
y all her spare Fails, Re., and was trying
We supplied her with sails sufficient to

to get back into Cork
enable her to get into port
Rival. Gessner, hence at Revel, and sailed 12th instant, for
Cronstad

%am, Graha►n, from Chinca nt Callao.
za '" at Curncon

, Norman, hem
:ocky, hence at Santa Maitha

Prince,Kemiell, from,

'ephalon

Tts, Hence at Barcelona.
►e. Crisp, from Pisagna at Arica, and sailed 26th

October for this port.
Looshtauk,. Scully, from London, and Ann Wilson, from Val
paraiso at Callao. • .

4th Nov

'slay at

Ilao, anti

Arequipa, lioulan, from
for Iquique.
Eothen, Robertson, from Chili at Callao, and sailed 30th Oct
for this port.
Hyperion. Trotter, sailed from Chincit 15th Oct. ; Salisbury,
19th ; North Pole. 27th; and Gipsy, 30th Oct., all for England.
Elizabeth And Jane, sailed from Carthagena for Jamaica
17th Nov., and put back on the 23d, in distress.
Kitson, Tickle, from Santa Martha at Carthagena, and sailed
20th Nov. for Tape,
Empress, Dimond, from Paptido at Valparaiso, and
10th Oct. for this port.
Ochtertyre, Robb, from
Oct. for San Francisco,

alparaiso, and spited Gth

Jessie Byrne, Baker, hence at Queenstown
with toss of carpenter.
Oil, Waterbury, hence at Queenstown for St. J
with loss of bntwarks, _ _ _

it Californi

Sir Cotin Campbell, Rankin, from Belfast at Queenstown,
for New York, leaky.

5.1-etliSci?-;;fliompir, from Bathurst at Queenstown, with

loss of sail's, bon

Lydia AVHenry, Miller; Pampero, Johnstone; St. Hill
Inglis; Countess of Sefton, Wheeler; and Oregon, William
from Chinca at Callao, and all sailed for England.

Reed ; Elizabeth
)m Valparaiso

Camilla, froth: slay
and Eartof Lonstiale
and all .sailed for Chinca.
Eleanor, Shitell, henc
Dickey Sam, Power. fr
from Costa Rica, at V

;.Mar,
H utchinson

Grimmer

t Callao;

VDonald, from Brazil
Hereford, Raebun

m 'England; at

Usk, Smith, siirtl from Valparaiso for this port, 29th Sept. ;
Lord Althorp, 241 Oct.; Charles Jones, 17th Oct. ; and Mary
Winch, 17th Oct., for

Juliet, for ----, put back to Waterford 22d instant, from
the Banks of Newfoundland, with loss of foremast, mainmast
sprung, sails blown away, and reported leaky.
Drinnahair, Pine, from St. John, N. 13., at Kingstown, with
mainmast sprung, and loss of boats, bulwarks, &c., in the
hurricane of the 12th instant, in lat. 47, long. 32.

encign flying union down, under a
o root of hoe istaroi,ne sartts,..”? hnnte

A derelict barque, with
closereefed maintopsail, tl
gone, black mastheads, and white top rims, was passed 11th
inst., in lat. 52, lon. 15, by the Elizabeth, arrived at Gloucester.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 23.—An Engll.ll ship, with scroll head,
painted ports, and name on the stern in gold letters on a blue
ground, light loaded. with colours tying in fore and mizen
rigging, was passed 9th December, in ha, 34 N., lon. 11 W., by
the Arminius, arrived here.
GLASGOW, DEC. 21.—A British ship, of about 300 tons, with
painted ports, on fire, and not long abandoned, was passed Bth
Dec., let, 10, len. 33, by the Nfirtha's Vineyard, arrived here.