The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

A severe gale was experience at Buenos Ayres from the Bth to
the 12th Oct. during which fifteen foreign vessels were driven on
shore : their cargoes would be saved. The Bonanza was obbged
to cut away her masts, to avoid being. driven on shore. The
Chamois sailed for London on the 17th Oct, : put back 15th,
w th loss of anchors, decks swept, &c. and sailed again 19th
Oct . alter repairing damage.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24.—Wind W.S.W. light.
ARRlVED.—Margaret, —, from Rio Janeiro—Walter
Scott, from Nassau—Caroline, from Cherburg—Phceniz, from
Antwerp—Beugal, from New Orleans—and Cornelia, from
Dun krk.

SAILED —l3rixand, Augverne, for Belize—Duke of Sussex,
Jones. for Antigua—Panope, Pipon, for Buenos Ayres—Taro-
linta, Smith, for Boston—Elizabeth, Minty, for Savannah—and
Fernandez, Contente, for Lisbon.

Eagle, for Bombay. has l,ut back.
P. H. Deane, for Rio Grande, has put back, with lose of main
boom

Hermine, Moller, hence at Warnemunde
Heroine, Coltish, hence at Rio Janeiro
Friendship, Potts, hence for Sierra Leone, at Kingstown
Eleanor, Wickham, hence for Fayal, at Kingstown
Sprightly, Jeff, ey, hence for Terceira, at Holyhead
Norfolk, Palmer, sailed from Patras 24th Nov. and Albanian,
.Winsor, 3rd Dec. both for Liverpool
Bridget Archibald, Toole, from Rio Grande, at London
Peel's One, Keld, from Quebec, ditto
Clio, Mason, from ,t. Domingo, at Cove
Llewellyn, Mitchell, from Cadiz. at Buenos Ayres
Cheshire, sailed from Madeira for Barbadoes 2gth November
Commodore, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, was spoken
in lat. 43, long. 16

HOLYHEAD, Dec. 23.—The Betsey, from Runcorn for Dublin,
was in contact with the Albion, Moran, from Dublin for Sa-
vannah, on 22nd instant, off Lombay, and was lost. Crew
saved by the Albion, and landed here.

PI LLA u. Dec. 15.—The Courier, Zimmerman, from this port,
for Konigsberg, parted her anchor in the Roads this day, dur.
ing a heavy gale at•W S.W, and was put on shore about three
miles nolth of this port. The lienrieck, Grosz, from this port,
is at anchor in the Roads, but fears are entertained for her
safety should the gale continue.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25.—Wind W. light.
ARRIVED.—Sophia, Urshort, from Trieste—Bess, Williams,
from eghorn— Lady Bassett, from St. Übes—and Robert White
way, from Antwerp.

Sylvander, for Trieste—Helen, Nicol, for
Trieste—China, Whipple, for New Orleans—Corsair, Prince,
and Providence. Cornforth, for Mobile—Gulnare, Walsh, and
Pocahontas, Higgins, for Baltimore—Sophia, Webster, for
Africa— Princess Royal, Morris, for New Orleans—Numa, Tul-
loch, for the Cape of Good Hope—James, Rice, for Bahia—and
Mary, Forshaw, for Africa.

The Swiftsure, for Africa, in proeeedingto sea this morning,
got on store on Burho Bank, but came of on the flood leaky,
and has returned into port.

Kim; Alfred. Knill, hence for St. Michael, at Cove
Alice, Aowyl, from Matanzas, off Cove
. _

Jamaica, Martin, from Quebec, at Greenock, for Liverpool,
with decks swept and one en n washed overboard, having en-
countered very severe gales ; sailed ^ath Nov. In passing
Green Island, saw a large vessel on shore, but thought she
would get oft; supposed to be the Camaen, of Liverpool. On
23rd, saw a barque on shore on Bersernis Point

NEwftv. Dec. 2 '.—The Betsey, from Runcorn for Dublin,
that was abandoned oft Lumnty, was fallen in with this morn.
ing. by some Flints belonging to this port, and brought into a
place of safety.

LOADON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY,' DEC. 19.

lEarfteto.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 19.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
157 .42 8 4
0 0 0
0 0 0

Wheat.
Oats..
B arley,

-379 8 4
O 0 0
O 0 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 20

We have had a large show of prime Beasts today, and mostly
Irish ; but as this is our Christmas week, butchers were free
buyers at fully £1 a-head advance; and also of prime Mutton
id yer lb more money. All sold up.