The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-01-04 00:00:00

TUESDAY, DEcEMnika 28.—Wind 5.8.1

moderate,

ARRlVLD.—Chatham, Key, from Miramichi.
SAILED.—Earl of Lonsdale, Peile ; Lord Althorp, Crockett
and Molly Bawn, Robinson, for Valparaiso—Balfour, Overend,
Bombay—Wilton Wood, Russell, and Isaac Allerton, Smith,
Boston—Deva Cadenhead, for Batavia and Sincapore-Golden
Eagle, Krebs, NAtsau.
Monument, Trott, from New Orleans, has not arrived, as re-
ported
Ca rena, 26th i
Wnsootant.
dmas, sailed from Barbadoes for this port 26th
November.

10, Barnes, hence at Demerara.
Selina, Hamilton, from Berbice and Barbadoes, at Antigua
formedioines, and proceeded for this port 24th Nov.
Rival, Passmore, from Barbadoes, for Nassau, off Antigua.
Bother, Jackson, and Thames, Best, hence at St. Thomas.
Elizabeth Taylor, hence and St. Thomas at the City of St
Domingo.
John Brooks, Williams, hence at Laguira.
Elizabeth Wood, Hadwen ; Ritson, Johnson;
Morris, hence at Jamaica.
Trajano, Antonicco, hence at Ancona.
Crescent, Williams, sailed from Trieste for this port on the
23rd instant.
Middleton, from Callao, off Cove.
Diamond, Pierce, hence for Malta, at Newport.
DOUGLAS, ISLE 01, MAN. Dec. 22.—The Phoenix. Baylis, of
Portaferry, from Liverpool for Belfast, got on the rocks at the
entrance of Derbyhaven harbour, and had to discharge part of
her cargo to be got off.
LIMERICK, Dec. 23.—The Friends, Hughes, of Aberystwith,
from Tralee, for Liverpool, has foundered at sea. Crew picked
up by the Liberty, arrived here.
KIRKWALL, Dec. 21.—The Violet, Holmes, of Belfast, from
St. Petersburgh, for Liverpool., is on shore on Shapinsha Is-
land, and will be a total wreck. Cargo will be saved. A vessel,
supposed to be the Henrietta, of Sunderland, with fir logs, went
to pieces near the Start Light of Sanda, and all on board pe-
riihed. A large vessel is on shore at Ronaldsha.

and Daggi

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29.—Wind S.S.E., fresh
ARRIVED.—Huron, Weeks, from New Orleans.

nertnce, Add4ley, hence at Berbice.
Leonora, Thompson, hence at Demerara.
Zante, Campbell, hence at Trinidad.
Alice Jane, hence at Jamaica.
John Brooks, Lockhart, hence and Laznira, at Puerto Ca
Bello, and sailed 9th November for Santa Martha Rio Bache.
Scotia, hence and Malta, at Galatz.
Joseph Anderton, Ridley, hence and Laguayra at Puerta Ca•
bdllo, and sailed 13th November for Santa Martha.

Huma, .'ulford, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 11th instant
for Malaga.

PatrioC,-orierson, hence at Tonsberg, with part of her cargo
damaged.

H. M. steamer Fury, from Portsmouth at Rio Janeiro.
H. M. S. Modeste, (18) from Va!paraiso at ditto.
Anne Armstrong, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Bombay.
Louise, Carpenter, from Callao and this port, at Falmouth.
Johanna, Bakker, hence for Rotterdam, at Plymouth.
Eliza, De Boer, from Rotterdam, for this port, at Penzance.
Marianna Johanna, Pinheterbra, from Amsterdam for this
port, at Beaumaris.
ST. JAGO DE CUBA, Nov. 17.—The E. Beynon, from St. Do-
mingo for Liverpool, put in here 9th instant, leaky. On a sur-
vey being held, it was found that caulking from the copper up-
wards was only necessary, and she would be ready in a week.
FAYAL, Dec. 19.—The Doris, M`Farlane. from Santa Martha
for Liverpool, was towed into this port from Praya Bay to-day,
with loss of mainmast, head of foremast, yards, sails, bulwarks,
&c., and master overboard.

ECEMBER 30.—Wind N.E., moderate.
Swift, from St. Michael's—Mary Allen, Wade
Rogers, Savannah—Ashburton, Howland
1, Valparaiso—Sutlej, Corkhill, Cal
ick, Sincapore—Champlain, Miller