The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-17 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 'O.—Wind E.S.E.
Orfeurrom Dardanelles—Romp, Smer-
S
Inn, from Malaga—Flora, Sullivan, from 1 arragona—Ann Pa-
ley, Lister, from Oporto—and Primrose, Quick, from Terceira.
SAILED.—Lydia, Petrie, for Brazil and Valparaiso—John
Walker, Ker. for Cape of Uciod Hope and Bombay—Jane, Mil-
for New Orleans—Mary Ray, Ellwood, for Ichaboe—
',lope, Harvey, for Hayti—Jane. Pennington, for Cadiz—Alli-
ance, Tucker, for Charleston—Why Not, Dart, for Beyrout—
ekmence. Minteman ; Diligent, Luckreo, and Eugene, Groen-
ball, for Antwerp —Jacob htor ey, Hurd, for Boson—Dove, for
Genoa— Beleney Louisa, Guibelona, for Bilboa—Harbinger,
Candlish, for Sincapore—Flor, Ybinger, for Havana—and Tam
0 Shanter, Price, for Jamaica.

Cicely,
Hepburn, from Pernambuco, at Trieste
Ariel Darling, hence at ditto
Sackville, Leonard, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd Nov.
Lotus, Sprague, sailed from Patras for this port igth Nov.
Caledonian, Razia, hence for Tr este, at Gibraltar
Benton, Rowntree, from Marseilles for this port, at ditto
Peel's One, from Quebec for this port, at Dingle, with 8 feet
Water in her hold
Mary Ann, O'Brien, from Cameroons, at Cove
Hopewell, M'Arthur, from Ichaboe, at ditto
Lady Harvey, Reid, from Valparaiso, at ditto. In lat. 14,
long, 27, spoke the Palanquin, for Bombay
.k.,
zuilic'ent, Richards, from Prince Edward Island, at Cove. On
the 3rd Dec in lat. 51, long, 13, spoke the a,rchester, hence for
Boston
Energy, Hill, hence for Havana at Kingstown
Apollo, from Bremen for this port, off Portsmouth

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il.—Wind S E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Agent, , from Miramiclii—Henry Bliss,
Cumming, and George, Hanley, from Quebec—Portland,
from a. John, N B.—Amelia, —, from Seville—Pauline,
Jansen, from Bremen.
SAILED.—Grace, Kyrie,' for Tencrl,e—Elizabeth, Duckett,
and Syria, Cox, for Savannah—Mary, Kemp, and Bucephalus,
fer Bombay—Thomas P. Cope, Miercken, for Philadel-
Inta--11oe Graham, and Solon, Buckman, for New Orleans—
.ulalia, Larsinao, f r. Havana—Pocahontas, Higgins, for Bal.
yMore—Atin, Holt, for Bahia—Beiram, Simpson, for Smyrna—
Wanderer, Hinds, for St. Lucia—William, Scott, for Honduras
--and Liverpool, Nauman, for Danzic.

Lady Rote, M ----
`Kinley, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed 11th
4c.,.'g• On the I •,th ultimo, in lat. 20 N, long. 31 W, spoke the
Crown, barque
Isabella, Brigg,, from New York, at this port sailed Lath ult.
0
the Ist instant, in lat. 49, long. !2. passed a large fleet of
outward bound vessels, many of them lying-to, as it was blow-
la; hard from the we 'at.ward
• Camana, Hoodless, from Calcutta, at tills ports sailed 11th
▪ and from St. llc'ena 24. th Cctobec, company with the
?_rcinlatid. from the latter place. On the 25th Sept. in lat. 29 S.
;,Tn g. 43 E, spoke' he Anjer, Bell, from Calcutta for this port.
1440,e 7th ultimo, in lat. 7 N, long. 24 W, spoke the No; folk,
.."(Ywoy, hence for Bahia. On the 16th ultimo, in lat. 21.
long
32, spoke the Lydia, .Laws, hence for Antigua. On the
3rd insiant, in lat. 48, long. 17, spoke the Ambassador, of New
York, On the 4th instant, in lat. 49, long. 13, spoke the Roths-
'child, hence for Ichaboe. On the sth instant, in lat. 50, long.
spoke the Gipsey, hence to Maranharn. On the Bth instant,
Sardscy, spoke the Evening Star, hence La- New Orleans.
Wanderer, hence at Guthenhurg
Mat alor, l3radenahl, hence at Swinenamde
Agnes, Bryce, from Ichaboe, ar Crookhaven, in 56 days
Maid of Mona, from ditto, at ditto. In lat. 47, long. 16, spoke
the Bounty Hall
Flora. Davie, from Ichaboe, at Waterford
Rhoda, Matthews, from Messina, at Holyhead
Dorothea Bertha, Domansky, hence for Hamburg, at Long-
hope
Sybil, of Wexford, grounded yesterday morning in Kingstown
Harbour, but was got off leaky
Duchess of Clarence, Birch, from Mauritius, at Galle
Royal Saxon, Crawford, from Macao. at Manilla
Pand' ra, and Vindicator, sailed from ditto for London 17th
-July
Ben Nevis, Nichol, from Hobart Town, at Launceston
Lady Courtney, Triuick, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for
Corfu 3 Ith Nov.
!Irma, Lachlan, hence at ditto, and sailed for Malaga 3rd
instant
Immacolata, Trapani, and Richard, Edwards, sailed from ditto
for this port Ist instant
Wm• hand, and Queen, from Calcutta, at St. Helena
Vessels Spoken.—Bidston, from• Calcutta for this port, in the
Bay of Bengal, with loss of topmasts ; Charlotte, hence for
—"la, Ist Sept. off the Cape of Good Hope ; Mars, hence, 26th
Oct. in lat. 10, long. 24 ; Hero, for Trieste, Bth Nov. off Majorca.
~°hio hence for New York, 3Mt Nov. off Cape Clear; Mon.
Queen,
from Africa for this port, 4th instant, off Cork : Young
n en, from Quebec for Monte Video, loth ultimo, in lat. 27,
i°sg;• 34 ; Allaa Ker, hence for Latham Island, 13th Oct. in lat.
"°llg. 23 W.

4...LHITRSDA.Y, DECEMEEE. 12.-Wind S.S.E. frost'.
from st.-4-Nile. Johnston, from Charleston-Evergreen,
Michael
riet. ChA bin' N•l3.-Emigrant, Matthew. from Quehec-Har-
_an
Prances,,m ers from Montreal-Sophia, Wells, tor St.
Alt ED -A
d. from
-Jones
my, illis, for leliab
Prince Albe tmbassador,-J:n es ; Mary Ann, Hunter,_e anedraFraa-n_
1 for
i , ,lison, for G'h ltar-Amizadc, Roc la,
Lisbon-Triuity Yacht Li
Thompson, for Malta-oak, Cordiner,
, -ounsielf,a for St. Michael's-Elebe,
G °e-eceUr de Lion, Kendall, for v m
Watson ; Chaos, Larkin ; and Hero of Acre, Jones, for New
Orleans- Elizabeth Molfut, for Sydney, N.S.W.-G.,ri t.:.•.i1f..
for Leghorn-Lotus,
Trask, for New York-Mary, Sullivan, for Mobile -Urgent,
N.B.
son, for Buenos Ayres-Nautilus,
-and Catheri n a Cornelis, Burgh, for Rotterdam.
M•Kinnon, for St. John, B

Reliance. hence at the Danube
Vrit-nnia, Stephenson, from Ichaboe, at Crookhaven
Alex der Brandt. Hubert, hence tor Hamburg, at Plymouth
The St. David (steamer), hence for Havre, ran against the
'Prince's Pier this forenoon, and carried away bowsprit, head,
&c.

ERIDAY, DucEmnxic 13.. Wind S.F.
AatuvEn.—Frances, lioman, from Ostend —and Eli Whitney,
tom Savannah.
RAILED.—Union, Heyde, for Ostend—Ocean, Willard, and
Herculean, Gibson, for Mobile—Tenedos, Grahaa,, for lehaboe
—and Tyro, Symons, for Lisbon.

A large American ship, with A in her foretopsail, and supposed
to he the H tthigner, packet of the 21st ultimo, from New York,
Was passed yesterday, at 3 p.m. off Elolyhead
The Actaeon, (steamer) struck on Nigrii rocks, near Cartha-
Rena 21st October, and struck in 6i fathoms water; crew and
mail saved
Mary, Addeley, hence at Demerara
Isabella, Thorpe, sailed from Demerara for this port 31st, Oct.
Sarah Bell, Bell hence for Laguira, Barbadoes
Agnes Sophia, Bourne, hence at ditto
Theodor, Klien, hence at St. Thomas
Treasurer, Jugo, and Sophia, hence at Jamaica
Princess Royal, Sinclair, from Aux Cayes, at Jamaica, for
1112 n, and sailed 6th ultimo for Cork

SATURDAY, Dscrainsit I4.—Wind S.E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Joshua Waddington, —, from Valparaiso—
SusannahiCollings, —, from Pureto Cabello—Adelaide, —,
from St. John's N. B.—Boykett, --, from Bordeaux—Haabet,
*fik from Mediterranean.
SAlLED.—Rienz;e, Stowe, for Ichaboe—Nimble, Beesley. for
St. Michael—Buenos Ayrean, Coull, for Hong Kong—Demerara
Packet, Cousens, for Demerara—Mazeppa, Carruthers, and
Neptunus, Blancke, for Trieste—Hero of Sidon, M'Carragber ;
Margaret, Joyce, and England Everard, for New Orle
SYrnmetro. M'Kinuell, for Mobile—Lady Mansell, Grace, for
Seville—Jessy, Tydman, for Constantinople.

Oriental, Christmas, from Smyrna, sailed 25th Oct. Left
loading for London, the Honor and Eliza ; for this port or
Falmouth, the Anne, Martha, Joseph Cristall, Fanny Palmer
and Waterlily. On sth Nov. off Cape Passora, spoke the Susan,
from Trieste. for this port. On 21st Nov. off Malaga, spoke the
Salacia, of Ipswich, with foretopmast carr ed away.
Princess Charlotte, ,from Bombay, off this port.
Prince of Wales, Brown ; Isabel,Turner, and Phoenix, Hughes,
hence at Cape Good Hope
Zante, Cleverley, hence at Tampico
Lord J. Russell, Garritz, hence at Algoa Bay
Pearl, Campbell, hence at Tobasco
Edw. Hayes, Messenger, and Messenger, ---, hence at
Pernambuco, 20th Oct.
Mary Queen Scots, Killey, hence at ditto, in 34 days.
Will-o'-the Wisp, -, hence at Naples
Elizabeth, Guthridge, from this port, at Pernambuco, 19th
Oct. and was to proceed to Parabia to load for this port.
Reis Effendi, Sutherland, from this port and St. Thomas, at
Nassau.
Agnes, Lamont, from Barbadoes, at Nassau, and sailed 6th
Nov. for Liverpool
Anjer, Bell, from Calcutta, at St. Ilelcna, and sailed for Li-
Verpool
Vixen, Anderson, sailed from Havana for Liverpool 3rd Nov.
Actaeon, Davies, sailed from Mazatlan for Valparaiso Sth Aug.
John Garrow, Thompson, from Newport, at Jamaica
Kingston, Thompson, from Ichaboe and Pernambuco, at Cove
13idston, Harmer, from Calcutta, at the Cape of (~00d Hope,
'With loss of topmast and foremast sprung
Bland, Callan. from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good Hope
Ann Falcon, Bowness, from Mauritius, at St. Helena
Apollo, James from Bremen, at Bean-marls
.Mount Charles, from Lisbon, at Ho yhead
Pandora, Cothay, from Manilla, off Cove ; sailed 20th July.
:On 2nd October, in lat. 32, long. 32 E, spoke the Maggie, from
-Mauritius for London
Maggie, Spence, from Mauritius, at St. Helena
Ambassador, Sim, from Africa, ditto
Devon, Mallory, sailed from St. Helenafor London l'th Oct.

SUNDAY, DECEII/31112 15.—Wind S.S.E.
SAlLan.—Royalist, Price, and Westmoreland, Harrison, for
Aeliaboe—Dauntless, Rogers, for Charleston—Thistle, Turner,
tar New Orleans—Albion, Archibald, for Genoa- Mary, Harri-
!,M, for Alexandtvita—Margaret, Leitch, for Java—and Swift,
bhears, for Carta.

AMalik •
Ina Wilson, hence at Almeira, and sailed Both Nov. for
dra

Thetis, and Ulster, hence at Belize
Alhambra, Thompson, from lchaboe for Liverpool, at Long
Island
Lhannei ; crew laid up with scurvy
Matchless,
sailed from St. Michael's for Liverpool 26th Nov.
matchless, Sherries, from Gibraltar, at .s.t. Michael's, and
Sailed 30th Nov. for Liverpool
,Turk, from Jersey, at St. Michael, and sailed 30th Nov. for
Liverpool
'Venus, Hammen. sailed from Naples lath Nov. and Margaret
"eott 26th Nov. both for Liverpool
Ann Morrice, from Patras, at Beaumaris
Haabet from Altoona, ditto
COVE. Dec. 13.—1 t has blown a gale all night, from S.S.E.
_DU still
for with evary prospert of increasing. The
Liverpool, and H.eywo od, for Africa, drove upon the
ux, near the Spit Buoy