The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6.—Wind.S.W., fresh breeze

ARRlVED.—Observer, Searle, from Smyrna—Monsellais,
Caen—Princess Royal; Rotten—Constantine, Bunting, New
York—Albert Edward, Stoddart, China—Speed, Gundell, St.
John, N.B.—Wm., Pitt, Bruce, Marseilles—Susannah, Davies,
Nantes—Volos, Riestra, Tarragona.

Columbine, Crisp, from Arica off Falmouth.
Catherine anti Jane, Evans, from Havre, for this port, at
Fowey. _ _ _

Del Gratia, Otken, sailed from Lisbon for this port on 24th
January.

_ .
Malacca, and City of Poonab, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Jane Prowse, Murphy, from Callao at Aberdeen.
Betsy Jane, Melhuish ; Mignon, Wright; and Mathilde,
Balleer, hence at Oporto.
Ocean, Shen.; Fernandes, Contente; Titbit, Steele; and Ar-
chibald, M‘Alister, hence at Lisbon.
• Cronkbane, Monnier, from Naples at Gibraltar, and cleared
for this port.
Queen; from Calcutta, at St.' Helena, and sailed for this port
20th December. ' '

Gauntlet, hence and Milford for Buenos Ayres, put, back to
Milford 3rd February. _

The r•yal mail steamer Cambria sailed from Queenstown for.
New York 4th Feb., with the cargo of the United States mail
steamer Atlantic. _ _

The Kyanite, hence for Newfoundland, has retiirned. to this
port from Queenstown, where she -put in on the 30th Jan., with
damage..

Honor, Tannahill, hence for St. Domingo, at Queenstown,
with loss of an anchor and some chain, having been on a reef
dff Ballywater.

Cuthbert Young, Uenderson, from Callao ; Tkoburn, Brow,
from Odessa; Dee, Fencb, from Messina ; Deodata, Jorgenson,
from Lei;horn ; and Oscar and Tell, Savarise, from Barletta, at
Falmouth.

Mogul. Candlish, from Callao; Ceylon, from Taganrog; Sa-
rah, bring, froni Conitantinople ;' and Witness, Kempthorm,
from Barletta at Queenstown, •
BAHIA, Dec: 19.—The Ann Bates, Wood, which sailed hence
on .the 12th Dec., for London, put back on the 16th, leaky.
. CA DI z, Jan. 27.—The Margaret, Webster, from:Liverpool-for
New York, put in here on the With instant, with loss of rudder,
tails, &c., and part of cargo thrown overboard. Left Liverpool
10th December. '
Flstiouaan, Feb. 3.—A barrel of Stockholm tar, marked
"K A. J P E, 1849," has been picked up near Strumblellead.
A pinnace or *gig, without a name, it • barrel of tar, and the
figure-head of a man, representing the bust of a Quaker, were
picked up yesterday, off Porthgain.
ST. UpES, Jan, 18.—The 27th May, Lapentz, from Honduras
for Queenstown or Falmouth, was at anchor off this port on
the 7th Jan., with loss of rudder, and was assisted in on the
19th, with loss of boat, sails, rigging, &c. She is muob strained
in her upper works; and has been ordered to discharge.

FRIDAY, Fspai.rAnm 7.—Wind S.W.

AnalvEn.—Crown, Chandler, from Calcutta—Ophir, Wood,
Charleston,-Isabella, Marshall, Havre—Florence, Rouen—
Naomi,' and Susannati.'Nantes—Napan Belle, Alexandria, E.—
Velox, Tarragona—William Pitts, Marseilles.
SAlLED.—Agatlion, for Buenos Ayres.

The Maria, for Antigua, and saucy, Jack. for Naples, have
put back. ,
North Ash, Roach, from Hull for this port, at Deal ; lost an-
chor and chain, but has since been supplied.
The brig Laurel, from Demerara for the Clyde, was run
down off Lamlash on the sth instant, by the Thistle (s.), from
Glasgow for Londonderry.; crew all lost.
Dream, hence for Messina, off Wate:ford.
Henry Jomery, Douglas, sailed from Tampico for Laguna on
15th December.

Commodore (s.), hence at Havre.
City of Glasgow, from Calcutta and this port at the Clyde.
Adino, Davies, and Robertino, Stewart, hence at Trinidad.
Williatn Skid, Johnson, and New City of Cork, Baynes, hence
at Barbadoes. • .

"..417WeTIT'otnare, Shaw, hence at Antigua,
Natal, Reed, sailed from Table Bay for this port 2nd Dec.
Peggy, Smith, hence at Cadiz,
Elizabeth, Carlyle, sailed from Calcutta for this port on the
23rd December.

7•7lOhti-;.lin7nliinson, Flood, from Martinique, and Elizabeth,
Thomas, from Santa Martha, at Manilla. •
Christopher, Columbus, hence at Tampico, and sailed for
Laguna 18th December.
Ellerslie, Davidson, sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna oo
13th December._ .

4-Idea, iceiiiida, from Odessa, and Maria, Hamon, from
Nantes, at Waterford. . .•
Hebe. Purkiss, sailed from Lisbon for this port 28th Jan.
Grace, Baillie,*from London, for this port, at Plymouth.
Express, Walshaw,. of Taganrog, at ,Falmouth.
Ann Smith, from Rio Janeiro; Jamaica, from Hambro' ;
Mary Hounsell, Runnymede, Syren,. and Viola, from -New-
foundland ; Orkney Lass, from Rio Janeiro—all at Bahia.
PEEL, Feb. • 6.—Tbe Berbice, Warm;, from Demerara fdr
Aberdeen, which went ashore on the 9th Jan. has been floated,
and brought down to Kingroad, and will proceed to Bristol to-
morrow. _ • _

BARBADOES, Jan. 13.—The Christiana, Muir, &mil Rio Ja-
neiro for Cork, put in here on • the 3rd January, very leaky.
Bore up on the 18th Dec., from 1at..8 N., long. 24'W.
TRINIDAD, Jan. 10.—The Foam, Stanley, from Ichaboe for
Liverpool, sprung a leak on the 15th Dec.; bore up from lat;l2
N., long. 31).W.,.-and 'arrived here-on the Ist Jan. •She,is dis-
charging. The leaks are in the fore part and stern.

SATURDAY,FgnatiAnY B.—Wind N.W., nioderate breeze.
A RRIVED.—John Woodall, Pitcairn, from Table Bay—Eliza-
beth Thompson, WCullock ; Fisherman, Hacquoil, and Nel-
son Packet. Lane, Palermo—Charles, Ostend—Queen, Smart,
Calctitta—Mersey, Downing, Trieste.
(s.), Comstock, for New York.

Currency, Kerr, from Calcutta at this port ; sailed from St
Helena 24th December. _ . .

liuskisson, Witt, from Bonny at:this port; sailed 19th Nov.,
and from Fernando Po 27th Nov. _ _

Epaininondas, for Nev.; York, has put back. • "
Anna, Sharpe, hence at Table nay.
Prophete, Kirkhove,benee at Ostend.
Courtenay, hence for Africa, sailed from Ramsey Bay 4th
Feb.. and put back on the sth;Feb., in a gale from S.W.
Glenswilly, Stewart, from Bombay at St. Helena, and-sailed
21st. Dec. for thisloort.
Reginald Heber. M'Farlane, from Calcutta at Table Bay, and
sailed 11th Dec. for this port.
. Zoe. Shaw, sailed from Mauritius for- Queenstown 6th Nov.
Rajah of Sarawak, Brown, from Calcutta at Table BaY.

Witch, Greetham, from Calcutta at ditto, for repairs:
Isabella, Hayward, ,fromlloulmein at. Table Bay, and sailed
I lth Dec. for Queenstown. -

Eitcii:ii;;vna,.APDonald, from Bombay, and Elizabeth
Moore, Patrickson, from Shanghae, at ;St. Helena.
Isle of Wight, King, from Mauritius—Meta, Fordyce, from
Alexandria, and Bodiam Castle, Elden, from Karamatti, all at
Queenstown. _ . _

Betsey, Allen, from Mauritius—Darlings, Heyes, from Ta-
ganrog=-Tancre
d, Potts; from Ibrail—Jane Brightman—
and Cerere, from. Constantinople—Malvina, Gales, from Tri-
este—Shannon, Blyth, and Auguste Adolph, from Ancona, all
at Waterford.
Elvira, Graham, from Table Bay at,Algoa Bay,

WE Shamrock , Offen r, from Liverpool
for Lisbon, struck on Blackwater Bank yesterday; lost her
rudder, and subsequently went ashore on the main, near Ca
bore, and it is feared will be a wreck, and that little of the
cargo will be saved. Crew all landed. ,

DUBLIN,. 7th Feb.—The Greek brig Maria Terpsithea, from
Liverpool for Alexandria, is wrecked on the Arkloiv Banks;
Eight of the crew have arrived here. • •
SOUTHPORT, 7th Feb.—A few planks, part of a steamer's
float; and a dead pig, with a head-board, with the name in gilt
letters, " Duchess of Lancaster," have been- washed ashore
here this afternoon's tide.

SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 9.—Wind N.IkV

Ritchie, for Bombay—Queen of the Tyne,
Clark, Rio Janeiro—Swordfisb, Green, Pernarnbuco—Uniyette,
Bird ; State Rights, Warren ; and Queen of the West, Hallett,
New York.

Asia (s.), Lang, from New York at this port ;• sailed 29th,of
Jan., at 1 15 p.m., and arrived in the Mersey at ;9 24 a.m. this
day. On 2nd Feb., in lat. 45, long. 50, at 8 p.m., fell in with a
large body of field ice : proceeded At half speed; at 3 a.m., 3rd
Feb. got, clear of the ice ; from 9 to 11 a.m. stopped engines to
repair • broken floats. The Asia has e 54,500, in specie 'oh
freight.

Duchess of Lancaster (s.), from Lancaster at this port. The
;head board picked up at Southport, Ith Feb., will -be that of
tthe Duchess of Lancaster, hence to Shanghae, as she is known
to have bad it washed away before reaching Holyhead.
Forest Brook, from Palermo at this portt ;. , .

Conqueror, Kerr—Carnatic, Deveretix—Lapland, Simpson—
Chasca, Wise—Gnward, Crosby—gpringfield. Roy—Richard
ALsop, Smith—Adams, Guy, and Jane, Hunter, hence at New
Orleans. '

Alliance, Robson—Austria, Borland—James Calder, Pettis—
Savannah, Lunt—Gotha--and Elizabeth Barclay, hence at
Charleston.

. Home, MO*, hence, and New York at Charleston;'with da-
tinge, having been in contact with"the General Parkhill, when
crossing the bar. '

Colonist, Sinnot—New York, Briggs—Roscius Shoppy—
William Rathbone, Spencer—Enterprise, Funk.-Constitution,
Smith—and Excelsior, Crocker, hence at New York.
The Agathun, Harnod, hence for Buenos Ayres, grounded on
the bar of Piele of Foudry, on Saturday; lost foretopmast
head, sails, &c., but came off the following flood, making -wa-
ter, and bore away for Fleetwood.
Arctic (s.), Luce, hence and Halifax at New Yqrk 27th Jan.

Hortense; Hoßimini, and Jean de Lorquenghein, hence at
Antwerp.
Julia, Treguma, hence for Bilboa, at Holyhead.
Athens, Chase, hence at Mobile. •

Bona Hea, Barclay, hence at Savannah.
Hibernia, Faulk, hence at Philadelphia.
Parliament, Sampson, hence at Boston,

Content, Cumming, 'from Trieste—Law, Pgillry, George,
from Cephalonia—and Janet, Fleming, from ;Alexandria, at
Gibraltar, and all cleared for this port '
•

Eleanoi and Esther, Vaughan, froni Boulogne, for this port,
at Plymouth.

Janet, Brown, from Alexandria, for this port, at. Algesiras
Roads..

Ann and Elizabeth; Jones, from Rouen, for this port, at Port.
land Roads.

Brazilian, Robins, from San Francisco, at Panam.i.
Zoe, Shaw, and Globe, Liddle, from Mauritius ; klartha,
'Sheddings, from Panama ;• Salisbury, Moeth, front Callao, and
Bromleys, from Terranova, all at Queenstown. ' •
Victoria, Palmgren, from Odessa, rudder damaged; Barone
de Bruck, Cargarovich, and Conte. Zichi, Capaitich, from
Odessa; Renovation, Co•Nard, from Marianople, and Emerald,
Hills, from Berdanski,.all at Falmouth.
Abeona, 'Wallace, from Taganrog, off Falmouth.

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Japan, from Mauritius, at Plymouth.
Tremad, Lie, from Ancona, at Waterford.
Commerce, Jones, from Callao, at London. ' . • , •
, STRANRAER, 7th Feb.—The Dispatch, Saunders, of Liver-
pool, from Rouen, for Londonderry, got on shore yesterday,-on
the Scaur, in Loch R' an, with loss of sails, wheel, &c.; she
'is' eicpected ,off to-morrow; .with little damage, after being
lightened, unless it oome to blow from N.VV.
NEW YORK. 25th .Jan.-,The schooner One of St. John;
B N.., was spoken 10th Dec. in lat. 44, long. 27leaky, atidthe
crew desirous of being taken off, by the Alfred, arrived here,
which parted company before the object ebuld be effected. A
full-rigzed brig was passed, sunk in nine fatlionis of water, 15th
Jan.; eight miles E.N.R. of • Sinepuxent, by the W. H. Smith,
arrived here from Charleston. The British brig Belfast, from
Newt-York, for St. Vincent, was totally lost on the A*Ocks
Crew saved. A seventeen feet boat, painted black, with white
bottom, with. a white streak under the gun ales, and with
sterndavita and tackle; was picked up ith Jan.,n' 1af."29, long.
89, by the yicksberg, . arrived here. The British' brig Mary
Ann, Patterson, put into BerMuda 10th Jan.,Nery leaky, and
short of provisions. 27th Jan.—The wreck of a large vessel,
waterlogged, was passed 14th, Jan., in lat. 36, long. 6g. The
Golden Grove,fßritish brig), Hayes, WlAi; lostron the Bakania
Banks Bth Dec. Crew wed. The Gen. Parkliill, for Liver-
pool; in 'crossing Charleston Bar 21st Jarman?: in. tow of:a
steamer,- parted her 'hawser, and got ' in cdritaet' with the.
Home, bound in, by which both vessels, received injOry, and
./he
_Gen, parkbill, in consetplenCe. put.bAck, - The Ogirgne

Sarah, of and for Liverpool, from Honduras, fifteen days out,
was spoken 10th Jan. fifty miles S.W. of the Tortugas, making
twelve inches of water per hour, and bearing up for Key West.
29th Jan.,A vessel, of about 200 tons, burnt to the water's
edge, was
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passed 16th Jan., in lat. 34, long. 61. The British
Vim John and Margaret, Oliver, from Pictou, for Providence,
went ashore, near Red Head, in a snow storm, 30th Dec. A
ship, laden with cotton, cotton goods, provisions, Brc., was
discovered ashore, a few miles north of Memory Rock,
Jan., with the. whole of her stern burnt, leaving no trace
whatever of her name, but she is supposed to be the Toronto,
from New Orleans, for New York.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind S., light.
ARRIVED.—Douce Davie, Stewart, froin Bonny; sailed 22nd
Nov.—Empress, Dymond, Valparaiso—David and Robert,
Jamie, Nantes.
SAILED.—West Point, Allen, and Epainiriondas, Kerr, for
New York— Dannebrog, Mazensen, Pernambuco—Saucy jack,
Welsh, Naples—Bella Alarina, Wood, Calcutta—Maria, Shaw,
Antigua—Eva, Philcrook, and St. Peter, Trott, Boston—.'Ea,
Jarvis, Zante—Primus, Corisiglis, Malta—lnconstant, Cole,
Rio Grande—Celina, Kreist, Senegal—William Hutt, Norris,
and City of Rochester, Jackson, Africa—Sophie,. Brandesen,
Bremen—Annie; Mearns, Charleston—William and Eliz.beth,
Pitcher, New Orleans—Limena, Krebs, Bermuda—Woodstock,
Tiffin, Jamaica—Roscoe, M`Murray, Mobile—Mazeppa, Cullin,
Cadiz—Delgany, Wilson, Panama—Water Witch, Johnson,
Lisbon.

The sloop Sisters, for Douglas, in proceeding to sea this
morning, struck upon the north wall of the New Docks, and
capsized.
The Tagus, for Lisbon, is ashore in Bootle Bay.
The, South Esk, for Wilmington, was run foul of by the
steamer' Queen of Beauty, to-day, in the river. Had her bow
stove in, lost cathead, Sze., and has returned to dock..
Juno, Brown, from Newfoundland; Jemima, Davidson, from
Alexandria ; and Arbutus, Pounds, from Kaffa, at Queenstown.
Vesta, Berg, from Leghorn, at Waterford.
Caroline, Caderory, hence for Lucon; Toby, Jarvis, from
Boulogne for this port; and Samos, Halepos, from Odessa, at
Falmouth. _

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10, Ferniote, from Alexandria, at Plymouth
. . .

&trlerine, hence for Adelaide, sailed from l'iymouth 9th inst

Agathon, hence for Buenos'Ayres, at Fleetwood, with da-
mage, having grounded On the Bar of Pelle, off Fondry. Off
the Isle of Man was in contact with a vessel, which he lost
sight of immediately after the collision.
•Lotus, Pollock, and Carmeucita, Onandi, hence at Havana.
Resolution, hence at Maranbam.,
Astrologer. (s.s.), Ililburne, hence at Malta.
Trimountain, for this port, put back to New Orleans previous
'to 18th January, being short of ballast. :
. _ _

The Christoph, Friederick, from Rotterdam for this port,
was totally wrecked 28th January, on the Goodwin Sands, and
it is feared the crew were all drowned. Twentrcasks of flax-
seed have been saved in a damaged state.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Condor, from Liverpool, for Port Adelaide, 27th Jan. ten
miles N.E. of Tuskar—Eslc, from Liverpool, for Pernambuco,

27th Jan. -ten Miles N.E. of tuskar—Venilia, hence, off Cape
de Gatt—Nelson Packet. from Palma, for Liverpool, 11th Jan.
off Almeria—Emily, from New Zealand, for Liverpool, 12th
Dec—John Cock, hence, for Africa, in lat 30 S, long 10 E
Christina, hence, for Sincapore, 23rd August, in lat 34 5, long
22 W—Autumnus, from idadras, for Liverpool, 10th Dec. in
lat 35 S, low* 16 E—Witch from Calcutta, for Liverpool, sth

Dec. off Cape Good Hope, with loss of topgallant mast' and
foretopmast head—Beethoven, hence, for Bombay, 25th Jan.
in lat 38 N, long 12 W, had experienced very heavy gales, and
lost part of bulwarks—Bessie, hence, for Panama, 28th Oct. off
Cape de Verds—Middlesbro, from Canton for Liverpool, 20th
Dec..in lat 9 S, long 13 W—Anne Armstrong, hence, for Born-
hay, 15th Dec. in lat 5 S, long 28 W—John Woodall, from Cape,
for Liveroool, 15th Jan.—Sir Howard Douglas, hence, for Bon't
bav,rith Dec. in tat, 21 S, long 26 ly, —May, hence, for Buenos
Ayres, 19th Dec. in lat
.5 S, long 31 W—Autumnus, from Cey.
lon, for Liverpool, 28th Oct. in lat 4 S—Athens, hence, for
Mobile, Ist Jan.. in lat ,27, N, long 57 W—Africa, hei.ce, for
New York, 2nd Feb. 9 a.m. about 20 miles West of Cork—
Cleopatre, hence, for Madras, Ist Jan. in lat 4 N, tong :5 W,
with loss of spars—John Macivar, from Liverpool, for Bombay

14th Dec. in. lat 39 N,,long 17 W—Emma, hence, 3rd Feb. in
let 48 N, long 9 W—Sapphire, hence, for Valparaiso, Ist Jan.
in lat 4 N, long 22 W—Henry Sharp, hence, for Callao, 4th
Feb. fifty miles S.W. of Scilly—Glenswilly, from Bombay, for
Liverpool, Ist Dec, in lat. 34 S, long 32 E—Williamena, from
Marseilles, for Liverpool, 26th Jan.—Canada, hence, for San
Francisco, 28th Oct. off Cape Horn—Tara, hence, for Bombay,
30th Dec. in lat 3 N, long 22 W—Thomas Brocklebank, hence,
for Calcutta, sth Feb. in lat. 46 N, long 7 W—John Matthie,
hence, for Calcutta, Ist Jan. in lat 2 N, long 20 W—The Duke,
hence, for Calcutta, 2nd Feb. wind Non 11417 N, leng 10 W
Lahore, from Calcutta, for Liverpool, Bth Dec. in lat 35 S, long
22 E—Elizabeth Moore, from Shanghae, for Liverpool, Ist Jan.
in lat 1 N, long 18 E.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY,

EB. 4

PARTNERSHIFS DISSOLVED.
T. and J. Cullen, Liverpool, joiners—W. P. Worrall and S.
Mayor, Liverpool, shipchandlers.
BANKRUPTS. '
William Hood, London, commission agent.
Richard Tredinnick, London, auctioneer.
Andrew Eve, London, turner.

Charles Watt, London, baker.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS.
T. Rawlins, Liverpool, surgeon--E. Buck, Birkenhead,
attorney—J. Holt, Manchester, dyer.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 25, W. F. Harris, Lon !on, Manchester warehouseman
—Feb. 25, W. Carter, Southwark, bootmaker.
CERTIFICATE
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
, day of meeting.
Feb. 2S. J. Fielding*, Higher Ardwiek, provision dealer—
Feb, 27, It. Chattam, Goole, innkeeper. .

FtBRUAPN .7.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. E. Humphreys and B. Ackerley, Liverpool, merchants—
J. A. Turner, LiGarstang, and It. F. North, Kirkdale, Lanca-
shire, cotton spinners.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

J. G. Geye in, Liverpool, zinc Worker—first div. of 6s. 3d. in
the pound, any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Cazenove, Li-
verpool.
W. Greertop; Eccleston, Lancashire; coal proprietor.
W. N. Procter, Manchester, cotton dealer.
J. Simpson, Manchester, grocer.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Adolph Bebrend and Isidore Bloomenthal, Weymonth•place,
New Kent-road, London, cigar merchants.

BANKRUPTS,

Jarbes Shirt, Frodsluun, Cheshire, provision dealer, Feb. 24,
Msrch 10. at. 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of
Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Mr. Roby, Liverpool; and Messrs.
Gregory, Faulkner, Gregory, and Skirrow, Bedford-row ;.offi-
ch,l assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.
John Wyatt, jun., Milverton, Somersetshire,- grocer.
James Dixon, Morley, Yorkshire. dyer.
Abraham Friedeberg, Hounsditch, furrier.
John Slater Marshall, Goswell-road, Clerkenwell,, boot dealer
John Skam, Studley-road,
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