The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-28 00:00:00

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• TUESDAY, 25th • December.—NOon, Wind W.—Fair.
Boddingtons, Ellis, from Africa, sailed from Fer-
nando o;'2nd Oct. The Hope was to sail for London sth. On the
16thillt4;
e. 4, lon. 23 0, spoke the John, hence for the Cape of
the
Good Hoph On'the 24th inst., Is miles N. W. oil' the Smalls, spoke
Esk, ence for Buenos Ayres.
sailed the 1s
The Minerva, Medcalfe, from Bombay, sailed 4th Sept. The Hall
t, and the'Mary Bibby the 2nd, for this port. The Boyne
was to sail for London on the 7th.
The Zoe, Dick, from Lima, sailed 26th Aug., in company with the
Emma, for London- On the.l4th, oil' Cape llorn, Spoke the Matilda,
hence for Lima. On the 24th ult., in lat 6 16, S. lon. 32 0, spoke the
Jane, hence for Maranhain.
Canadian, Roble, from Pernambucco; and St. John, Nichol, from
St. John's, N;13., (sailed 13th Nov.)
The Shubenacadie, Nash, hence at Pernambucco.
he New -Felix Souliny, Painchard, from Quebec at Dublin.
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The Czar, Ashford, from Cadiz at ditto.
The Jane, May, from ditto at ditto.
The Fifeshire, Brown, hence for Trieste, at Waterford.
The Napoleon, for New York, passed Holyhead on Tuesday at
11 a. m.
The Marmora, Weston, hence for Boston, put into Penzance, with
rudder broken, Cargo shifted, about 30 tons of iron thrown overboard,
and bulwarks carried away, after being in lon. 40.
General Collin, for St. John's, N. 8.-,
.put back.
Dowsou, from Miramichi, passed Point Lynas, this day at 10 30.,
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WEDNESDAY, 26th December.—Noon, Wind S.—Fair.
The l'epple, Holmes, from Africa, sailed from Bonny sth ult. The
13ridget had sailed for Fernando Po, and would leave about the sth.
The John Wells, Curtis, from Savannah, sailed Ist inst. On the
10th, in lat. 40 25, lon. 59 21, spoke the Mary Catherine, hence for
New York. On the IGth, in lat. 43 49, lon. 3d 36, spoke the Monte-
zuma, hence for Philadelphia. (hi the 23rd, in lat. 49 30, lon. 18 36,
spoke the Gleaner, of Teigninouth. from Lisbon, under juryinasts. The :Wary, Jefferson, hence at Africa.
The Britannia, Cumming,. hence at ditto.
The Bounty Hall, Jackson, hence at .Madras the 16th August.
The Liverpool, Neverson, hence at Matk.ira, and sailed for St. Yin-
cent, 15th ult.
The Ganges, Quirk, hence at Savannah.
The lioyal Saxon,. Petrie, hence at ditto.
The Porter, Gibson, hence at Lima.
The Arica. Morrice, hence at ditto.
• The Bramley, fnnn Penzance, at:Ancona.
The. Colombian, Winer, - from Arica at Islay. 15th May, and sailed
25th for Lima..
The Lucy, Bell, from ditto at ditto, 19th, and sailed 30;1i for ditto.
The Globe, Storr, from Costa ltica, at ditto the 29th Rine, and
sailed 6th Jul}' for Valparaiso,
•The Sir Watkin, Spencer; hence at Ceara.
T e Catharina,
mVan Dam, hence at Ili.qvoet.
The B. llartezea Vietor, Van Wyk, hence at Ditto.
The John Cullen, Wilson, hence at Ostend.
The Syren, Clifton, from Rio de Janeiro at ditto.
The Angola, Windsor, from Newfoundland at Gibraltar.
The. Princess Charlotte, Sharpe, from Rio de Janeiro at ditto. • The Esperanee, Hughes; frOni Charleston at Havre. -
The Champion, Duncan, from New Orleans at ditto.
The Paris, Picket, frein Savannah at ditto.
The William Mack, Darley, from.Glbraltar at Cadiz:
The Laurel, Paul, frindDenierara, at the Clyde.
The John Troughton,• Fleming, from Venice, at Deal.
The Lady Douglas, Watford, from Sierra Leone at Isleman.
The General iVolle, Mann, hence for Rio Grande, put into Cardiff
22nd inst. with damage, loss of boats,-bulwarks, Zc.•
The Latdna, APNair, from Newfoundland for this port, was driven
ou shore at Southport, having lost her anchors, cables, and sails split.
The
M .L•ine,Birkett, sailed from Madeirafor Cayenne 20th ult.
oNTE VInEo, Sept. 18.—The Lion, late Ferguson, from hence to
Iluenoi Ayres; was wreeked the Bth inst., on the bar of SOlis Grande;
Part of the cargo to the amount of about 37,000 dollars saved ; Part Was -
lost in boats, and the remainder, with the hull of the vessel, sold for
2,200 dollars.
BILBOA, Dse. 13.—Vessels with clean bills of health will be admit-
ted under the following regulations :--viz., Vessels with merchandise
nut subject to contagion, must perform a quarantine of 14 days; and
vessels with susceptible goods, 20 days.

THURSDAY, 27th December. —Noon, Wind W.—Rain:
, Ifewson, from Africa ; sailed from Fernando
1)0 19th Oct. On 26th inst., off Stumble Head, spoke the Brechin
Castle hence for La Guayra.
„ Tally Ho, Peabody, from Virginia; and Les] Alexander, Alexander, Morris,
i'LaYrna, (sailed 4th Dec.)
Bride, Moore, for New Orleans ; and Countess of Lonsdale, Groome,
for llavana, put into Studwall Roads.
Welcome, David, for Trinidad, put into .Bea.umaris.
, The James Laws, Busland, hence for St. John's, N. 8., was aban-
'toned 9th Noe. ; some of the crew arrived at Clyde in the Balclutha,
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arwks fououtndlan7 weekswhich vessel put back with loss of mainyard, sails,
ulw,•
Saran Wise, 'foodless, for Cape de Verd, put back with loss of fore
Hall, from Bombay, off this port.
Eleanor, from Miramichi, passed Holyhead, this day at 10 30, A.M.
Tagus, from Lisbon, passed, Holyhead at 11.
Mary Bibby, 'from Bombay, Passed Point Lynas, at 9 A.M.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 27th December.
Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W.—Light breeze.
T „.
gus,assedß. Sch., at 11 A. inward bound this day'. No. 246, Eleanor, 8.8., and 101
M.
Passed Point Lynas inward bound, No. 481, Mary B Bibby,,.S., ai
4 A.M.
A Passed Voel Nant inward bound, and No. 172, Marl B at 11
otr
'ally thllo, Ae Flouting Light, at 12 noon, No. 629, Clipper, 8.8., and 241
A.S.