The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-31 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21.—Wind
~iBAmanWallace, Main, f r Mobile—Lady Rowley, Wright,
•Lsbon—Susannah, Westbeech, Gibraltar and Rio Grande—lo.
en Romona, Gonzales, Cadiz—Essex, Rice, Azores—Hyperion,
heeler, Arica, &c—lndependence, Allen, New York, and Selo,
Varne, Beirout

g4t_etthen Baldwin, Brown, from New Orleans at this pott ;
„: rd 13th Nov. On the 2d instant, in lat. 43 43, loag. 44 36,
071ctke the schooner Ariel, of and from Jersey for Newfoundland,
Sultan,
days. On the 11th instant, off Cape Clear, saw the barque
.can, of Glasgow, and the brig Ratch'ord, of Waterford. Have
had, Very rough weather from the time of making
parker the land on
s_oPr
Ilth instant; hard gales from E. to S.E.
Itisien, sailed from Demerara for this port on the 12th
.
Standard, Fawcett, sailed from Demerara for this port on the
111th Nov.
Cot
.unthta, Blaney. hence at Barbadoes
v.
Golden Eag e, Whitehead, hence at St. Lucia
Castris, Hi::
d, sailed from Demerara for London on the 18th
'l°Tyentber.
f M'Kellar, from Mercury Island and Barbadoes
or Cork, at Antigua, in distress.
Zodiacus, Hahn, and Safeguard, Smith, hence at St. Thomas.
Betsey Cholditch, sailed from Port Republican for Sal-
tlles 2,d Nov., after repairing.
~.nighlander, from Arica, off Cork; sailed on the 4th Septem-
i'ir. Left discharging fr•_m this port the Barque Bee. The brig
.7,,,_°°neV, which was over due, had not arrived from this port.
The brigs Jane and Hebe were daily expected from the Saltpe-
tre Ports, to fill up, and sail direct, the former for London, and
the latter for this port. tier Majesty's steamer Cormorant ar-
I.led at Arica from Islay, on the 2rl of September, with Mr. Pitt
Adams, the British Minister, on board. The authorlies not al-
towing them to " water," they fired some shot and shell on the
,cIWII- The affair was afterwards settled. and she was water-
ng. About a fo:tnight previous, the British barque Horsburgh
had been detained at Isl 'y by the Peruvian vessels of war; but
on the arrival of her Majesty's ship Dublin, Admiral Thomas,
she Was immediately released, and he reversed the thing. by
putting
the Peruvian squadron under embargo. On the 27th of ,
October. in lat. 2 / 30 south, lon. 30 2,1 west, spoke the Royal . Sovereign,
from Callao, bound for this port; was then 45 days
'rum Coquimbo, where she had been to land the captain, who
Was ill, and not able to continue in the ship, which is now in
charge of the mate. On the 2 ill November. in lat. 44 N. long.
3,5 exchanged signals with the Bremen, running to the
south-westward. On the 23d of November, ia lat. 28 10 N,
35 40 W,b signalled the barque Candahar, 118 days from Calcutta,
l 0 W, " London. On the 6th instant, in lat. 39 34 Na lon. 27
/V. signalled the barque Vindictive, from Manilla, bound for
London. out 138 days. On the 17th instant, in lat. 49 20 N, lon.
16 20 W, passed the barque Tenedos, outward bound.
Aspatia. Little, hence at Jacmel.
Rapid, Thomas. hence at Jamaica
• Telegraph, and Sarah Bell, Bell, hence at Lagyarra
tolchester, from Ichaboe, and Vredemsch, from Charleston,
both off Cove.
Union, Heyde, hence for Ostend at Portsmouth.
ttrriverse. Ritchie, from Bombay, off Penzance. On the 14th
instant. in lat. 47, long. 14, spoke the Lady Sale, -, fc r
Ha-
''an nah.
Swordfish, Green, from Miramichi off Kinsale.
William Rathbone, from Africa, off Waterford.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25.
SAILIM —Eli Whitney, Dyer, Savannah—Harkaway, Nichol-
Philadelph a—The Duke, Manger, New Orleans—Duncan,
enrrickso ‘, Mobile—Roger Sherman, Nichols, Boston—Vic-
lonia, White, Ichaboe—Aristides, Hu chins, Cadiz and River
Plate—Pet,
Shotton, Bordeaux-, and Schyryd, Nowlan, Syra

Martha, Thomas, and Dauntless, Jones, sailed from Lisbon
Tor this port 12th instant
Eta Pict. Amy, from Malta, and Water Witch, Morton, from
Marseilles, at Cove.
Magistrate, Crompton, from Old Calabar at Cove. Left Per-
riando Po sth Sept. On the Ist Nov. in lat. 7N, lon. 23 W,
BPoke the John M ore. hence for Bombay. On the 27th, off
Cowes, spoke the Letitia Heyn. On the lath instant, in lat. sk,
'BO. 10, spoke the Eta, ml 7, hence for Tamp'co.
Roscoe Evans, from Messina, and Culdee, from Calcutta, off
Cove. '

lllandford, and Corinth, from Charleston, off Kinsale.
Pandora, from Manilla, off Portland.
St. Vincent, Shepherd, and Nymph, Nicholson, berm at Ma.
deira•
Zealous, Champion, hence at St. Michael's.
President, Newman, sailed from Messina 2gth ',and Vo-
lunteer, Reed, sth instant., beth for this port
Exchange, Saxson, from Messina at Gibraltar, and Fosphorns,
'Addle, front Alexandria at Ditto, and sailed for this port on the
9th instant.
• Blanche, Adamson, and Sphynx, Connibeere, hence at Gib.
=altar.

Irene, Brown, and .Que diran de Mie, Roduvez, hence at
Cadiz.

Harper;
Norris,; ,Devonia, Lon • ; Renovatio, MAI; Alpha,
'iarper- Amity, Nichols; and Especulador, Ribiero, hence at
Lisbon:

IN V Raw ES s, Dec.'l9.—The Farmer, of this port, from Liver-
Pool to Hull, was Wally lost o t Whitenhcad 6th inAant.
lasacm, Dec. 17.—The Emilie, Farris, whi :h arrived here
from Newport orpthe 12th instant, and the Alpha,'Harris, which
arrived on -the .12th, from Liverpool, came in contact at Belem,
on thelsth instant; when the form• r lost head, ottwater, bow-
c., and the latter bulwarks and stancheons, and received
other damage.
COKSTAN riNorf K, Dec. 4.—Some losses are reported to have
taken p ace in the Black Sea the last few days, tete weather 'icing
Very stormy.
Vas-sins SPOILIC —Frankfield, hence for Afr;ea, 2d instant,
In lat. 6 N, lon. 25'sW—Magistrate, from Africa for this port, gth
instant, in lat. 17 N., long. 30 W—Mary Jane,.cf this port, 22nd
October,, 4n lat. lon .24 W—tlamilton, Ross, hence for the
Cape of Good Hope, 7th ult., in lat 14 N, long. 26 W—John
_Moore, hence for Bombay, 31st October. irrett. 7 N., long. 23
w—Doctor,,henre.for Marseilles, sth instant, in lat. 47. long. 8
M arY Jones. hence for Pernambuco, 26th Oct.. in Pat. 3 N. lon.
22 W—Princess Royal, hence for Calcutta. 14th instant. in lat.
51,40ng. 8 W—Scionce, from this port. itth in,tatit, in lat. 42,
g—aristocrat,kaence for Buenos Ayresjtti instant, in lat.
48 N, long. 13 W.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26.—Wint1S., light.
A spivs .--Bidaton, Harmer ; Culdee, Campbell ; and Siren,
liosken, from Calcutta—Parker, Risien, and Isabella, Thorpe,
from Demerara--Alabarna, Wood; Higginsou, Hogg, and Har-
riet Rockwell, Briard, from Charleston—Venus, Hammond,
Palermo—Danfitl(-ss, from Lisbon—Lark, Fletcher, from St.
Michael—Commerce, Maddock, from G jon—Kondratey Savin,
Tuliff, St. Petershurgh—Proeurseur, Scbuitz, Antwerp—Sw; rd
sb.
Green, from Miramichi.
- Ellen 'German, Cumming, for Derbice—Alexander,
eoll, use
.and Royal A.bert, Gillies, for Bombay—Severn, Bris.
To for Savancvh—Grecian, Rowett, for Ancoua, and Liffey,
Aker, for Barbadoes.

..414Y and Am3,..from Alexandria and Penzance at th's port,
•411 u not from Odessa, as reported yesterday.
WilliamiPisher, Sl`Lean, fr. m Montreal atthis pott.
• Bombay, Reid; from New Orleans at this poet. On the Bth
Instant. in lat.Asalong, 211, taw a steamer steering westward.
*Ugustin Heard, Rand, from Charleston atthis port. On the
19tb -instant, in lat.si, long. 11, fell in with; the Clarinda, fry m
tl"bec-and Crookhaven for New Ross, with 12 feet water in her
oat:: took off the mate and six men. The captain, second
n'ate, carpenter, and two seamen, remained on board, but her
nails being nearly all lost, she must have drifted out to sea. Sup-
plied them with provisions. In lat. 49 long.wll, spoke the Ge-
rnirri, from Calcutta.
Crane Packet, from Falm-uth at Rio Janeiro
Atalanta, ShaplaN, sailed from Legl over ,for this port on the
13th instant. -
Cadiz, from Cadiz Castlet wnsend.
William Rathborie, fr m Cameroons at Crookhaven.
John Camobell.frsm C alabar off Ditto.
PainWarkildEon, from Befit' at Cove. Ourthe 19th Sept., in
let l N, long. 7 E. spoke the urozimbo. from Benin lor this port.
Ploraville, Reid, barn Ichaboe, at Cove. On the 29th October.
in lat. 5 N, lon. 23 .Ari, spoke the smithamley,,from Liverpool
for Chi„,.

Scotland, -Stewart; Margaret, 14193 ride; Flamingo,
Reed; columbine,,Robertson ; and Hope, Carter, from Ichaboe
at Core
American Lass, Hartley, from Savanilla atDitto
Kate, bit'Phail,,and Fear Not, Sheridan, Erma Newfound'and
at Ditto
Wi ham, Allan, from Alexandria at Ditto
George. Blenek, hence for Danzic at Orkney.
Fortitude. Arbuthnot. from Onega for this ,part at Belfast
Hugh, with loss of rnriuyard.
11•M.S. Thunderbolt, (6) from the Cape at Ichaboe, to relieve
H.M.S.i Isis, (44.)
Ann Best. Maychell, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Hero, and Victoria.stence at Rio Janeiro.
The Lady Plora Hastings, of Dun ee, in proceeding to sea
Ircrn Ichaboe, 15th. Oct., got foul of another vessel, and lost her
Mainmast.
Vindicator, from Pricailla at t t. Helena, and sailed nth Octo-
ber for London.
Helvellyn, from Sincapore ; Thomas Lee, from Calcutta;
Catherine M`D nald,.aud Clydesdale, from Ichaboe at St. He-
lena.

Aland, Callan, from Calcutta off Plymouth ; sailed I,4th Aug.,
and from the Cape of Good Hope 26th October, On.the 17th
Instact, in lat. 413, long. 12, was in contact with the Thomas
Harrison, from Ichaboe IQ: Falmouth, and receive leonsi.Wable
damage.
Com Dec. 24.—The Haywood was got off the bank this
Zlorning.
SCILLY, Dec. 23.—The Amy, Johnson, from Liverpool for
IPswich, struck on a rock. received considerable damage, and
Vas ran on shore in a sin ing state. She was aft,•rwardstoatecl
'off With casks, and brought into the harbour of Tresco.

FRIDAY, nJSCEMBER 27.
ARRIVED.—Martha, Th mas, from Lisbon—Sir H. Hun'ley,
'caarley,
D Pri, ce Edward Isla d—Susan, Wishart, Trieete—
tarne, unningham, and Milton, , Montreal —Azores
.-acket, Roberts. Terceira—Belle, Leader, Ithaca—Asia.
Alexandria—Princess Charlotte, !nom Bombay—Highlander,
Wheeler, Arica.
‘,.SALLan.—Coronet, Bute, for New Orleans—Giv.ce Brown,
' Yers, Baltimore—Collect r, Hawkins, Rio Grande—Republic,
Jackson,
New Orleans—Joseph Wheeler, Reed, Hobart Town
210 Sydney—Sir J Beresford, Thredgold, Rio Janeiro—Courier
'olather, and Antilla, Bushby, Calcutta.

Aim Armstrong, from Bombay, at this port; sailed 10th Sept.
.7_1,e1 from Mauritius sth Oct. Tile Fatima. from Calcutta to this
volt had put into Mauritius, with loss of iorema,t.
The lhomas H. Perkins, Hcman, from New Or'eans, ran
ashore this afternoon, during very thick areather, on the spit of
klUrbo Bank, and lies in a dangerous position.
C....Ginter, Drake, hence at Newfoundland
Hodge, hence at Palermo.
Tartar, Gardner, hence at Genea.
Antoinette Yuma sailed from Trieste for this port on the
6th Dec.
Nove, R. C Huells,sailed from Palermo for this port on the 26th
.
Nov
Carclen Paull sailed from Malaga for this port on the 16th
Merwestroom, ilugenrinkle, hence at Ramsgate, for Rotten.
yarn.
Freedom. Le Gros, aud Vitals, from Ichaboe, at Cove.
Sea, from Casa Blanca at ditto.
Princess Royal, from Hayti at Crookhaven
zephyr, Carpenter, from 13,enin, at ditto.
earl of Harewood, from Madras off Waterford.
4miral Nelson, Rossignoi, from Lugano at Crookhaven,
Ptil damage. On the 11th of November spoke the Mary Ann,
^r0,411 Laguna tb this port.
12eAlaivos, October 23. Several vessels have left this for India,
;unable to get cargoes. Ships are paying per ton for
taking their turns to load. and putting it on board them.
arms„ t
101/Rsse;..s SPOKEN,—Science, 10th December, in lat. 42 N.,
%lig'. 10 W., hence to Sydney—Joseph Cristo'', from Smyrna to
's Port 16th Nov.—Off Sicily, Hope, from this port, 18'h Dec.,
19th. 48 N., long. 10 W.—Rosalie, from London to Valparaiso,
Dec., in lat. 49 N•, long' g W'

SATURDAY, 213th DECBMBEIC.—Wind 5.8.8., moderate.
Si4tvED.—Earl of Harewood, —, from Madras—Gemini,
from Calcutta- Hudson, Page. from Savannah
f3hrrrsult,Miramichi— A senath, —, and Rock-
e• from Quebec—Diligent. —, from Palermo—Tom
Qtlgh, Williainton, from Charente.
Foyl, for Africa—Stephen, Murehie, Cuba—
`t,h erHiern, New York—Cambridge, Brown, and
ISir H.
eg, Low. Charleston —Aeia, Galilee.
oroosl. Lisbon—Jersey Tar, De Caen, Cadiz &c—Romp, ranham—Chase,
4, Malaga-

ussia, Hammond, hence for Kniggliorr. nt, Stornoway, with
,‘
.b. ikons, hence at Ichaboe
?..uOter, Morrison. hence et Ostend
valista, Manger, from Honduras, at Cove