The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-11 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, Fig/nu/Ant 5.
Aartivi.D.—Bolton Abbe 'Gill. and Candidate, Cork, from
Pomona. ey M Wind N.W. fresh.
Ichaboe— sl•Kinnon, from Paraiba; sailed 25th Dec.
in company with the Active, and Cametton, for Liverpool—
Hamard, H rward, from Savanttah—Giovania, Tagliafero, from
Malta—Auguste, from Ostend.

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s.rances, Russell, from Ichoboe, at Falmouth
Prince Albert, Gibson, sailed from Valencia for X.abia on the
24th January
Pet, Shotten, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port 3•:th Jan.
Eliza Bell, Bell, from Bahia, at Bremen 31st January
Antelope, Guicke, hence for Dantzie, at Swinernunde 23rd
January
Alexander Brandt, Hubert, hence at Guickstadt 35th Jan.
Pheenix. Fradsen, hence at Elsinore, and cleared for Kjoben-
haven 28th January
Constantinople, Young hence at Leghorn 20th January
Effort, Orfeur, tam Civita Vecchia. at Leghorn 18th Jan.
Yarmouth, Fors3th. froni Yarmouth, at Leghorn 19th Jan.
Rival, Stewart. from London, at Leghorn 19th January
1 Eupheinia, Crockett, sailed from Leghorn for this port I gth
January
. Mary Ridgway, Trail, sailed from Leghorn for London 24th
January
Osprey, Way, from London, at Malta 19th January
Courser. Varwell. from London, at Malta 2, th January
• .1 •ne. Gales, from Odessa, at Malta 25th Jan. and sailed for
Alexandria
Salem, Hicks, and New Holland, Parsons, hence at Alexan-
andria oth Jan.
Tom Banks, Jones, from Beirout. at Alexandria 14th Jan.
• Theseus, Barnes, sailed from Alexandria for Smyrna 16th Jan.
Fenella, Thomas, from. Gibraltar, at Malaga 21st Jan.
Mazeppa, Watt, sailed from Algoa Bay for the Mauritius 20th
November
Dorothea Bertha, Domansky, hence fur Hamburg, at Ny
y, sailed from the Cape of Good
all for Ictsaboe
Hellesund 4th Jan.
Lord John Russell, Garrit
Mope 24 h Nov.; Ellen, Tiller, 26th, and Era, Higston, 27th—
Henn, Feb 3.—Jeanie, Fonmentel, from SMelds for Rouen.
has put Ito Grimsby, ,eaky, and must discharge to repair. A
sloop, with black mast, is sunk off Trusthoipe, in about four
fathoms %solar
BONAGHADEM, Jan. 31.—A t.erfoy, M'Al; in, 53 days from
Ichaboe, for the Clyde, off this port. The Dolphin, Clegg, of
this port ha been totady wrecked at Lamlash
CnAv, Feb. 3.—The Breeze, of Plymouth, from Marseilles for
Wisbeach, w,th oil-cakes, came on shore to the n' rthwi.rd of
Blackney harbour on the Ist instant. Crew saved ; and the
cargo is di,charging in a damaged state. A head board of a
vessel. marked " Liverno," has been picked up on the beach
Beawiek, Fit. I.—Rapid. of Nairn, for Goole. was
run told of on Saturd.y Roberts,last, off Holy Island, by a light
schooner, which carr.ed away herjibboom and topmast, but did
no other damage
BELFAST Feb. '
a tremendous gale of w

I.—on Saturday, and all day on Sunday last
r nd commencing about south-west, and
suddenly veering round to thenorth.weSt,
violeoce along the north coast of Ireland. During the hurric4ne
swept with fearful
two vesaiels went down near Larne Lough, one laden with
coals. and the other with lime. The crews of both are supposed
to have perished. A large sloop, laden with iron, for Belfast,
went down at Gamin Point, near Cushenda,l, the crews of
which escaped in the boat. and after enduring
where driven into Cushendure A schooner was observed to go
much hardship,
down between Babintoy and Giant's Causeway.
Lou
about three in the afterncon, the Shannon, from Sligo for Lou-
don, was dashed on the rock, at the Pull. at the west end of
Rathlin Island. Three of the crew were drowned, the master
Lad his thigh broken, and was otherwise drearfully injured.
lie 'les on the islend. with little hope of recovery. Between
Ballycastle and Portrush, feather beds, sea chests, ship's round
huse. painted green ; topmast, painted white; Baltic planks,
twist teat in length. together with many other articles,
have been cast o❑ shore, which her
to the conclusion that
much inure damage than has been witnessed Las been done by
this gale
BRAKE. Jan. 27.—The English brig Westmoreland, and the
auntie
Clans, of Embden, were last night cut through the ice,
th fi led with water. The cargo of the former, consisting
of salt has for the most part diszolved; the latter is discharg-
ing, and rr:sy be considered a wreck. home ether vessels lying
on the strand have also suffered by ice.
NEW Toast. Jan. 14.—Dove, Parker, of and from Liverpool
N.S. for Dominica, was capsized in a gale 2:th ultimo ; master
and two men taken off 2nd instant, by the GrLon, Kelly,
arrived here; three men drowned. The iiipp hte, of and for
Balm's. from Jamaica, was fallen in with 12th ultimo, in lat.
37. lag. 7u, with less of foremast. master was ed overboard,
and mate dead ; the rem hider of the crew were taken off by
the Nonantum, ari ived at New Orleans. The Cremona, Fox,
thorn Demerara to, Baltimore. has al rived at Nantucket leaky,
ands trained with loss of sails, &c. The British brig Evelina,
Owens. trtm Halifax ft r Boston, which struck on a rock in
BarriLgton Harbour previously to 25th ulti, has Lien Con-
demned. rhe ship seen on shore on the Old Man Rip, S.E. side
of Nautuaft 3s!th ultimo, was the Farewel, from Philadelphia.
Which artived at Boston let instaet. A boat, nineteen feet
long, obout six months old, and not long in the water. painted
lead celoirr inside and outside, and stamped inside " Pearsall, cf
Nee York,” %. as picked up 2;th ultimo. in lat. 37, long. 70, by
the Camera, Dunbar, arrived here. The Sophia Walker, Od.
Man. of and trout Boston for this port and Trieste, went on
shore in the sound, near Sand's poiut, during a heavy gale 6th
Distant, but was got off rater c tting away her masts, and
towed up to this city 6th ii.k•tmt. A large vessel, apparently a
brig, bottom upwards, was passed in lat. 25, long. 72, by the
Revolutioner, arrived here. A brig, with loss of topmasts, Sm.
Was seen 4th instant, in lat. a 3, long• 71, aepareutly steering for
Newport
HAMBURG, Jan. 29.—The Fairway of the Ellie, as far as the
Boon• hes been cleared of ice. The Kohlbrand is 1- eked up hy
the ice. Off Blankenese and Schulatt there is much drift ice.
Jan. 3n —Toe Lightship resumed her station off Schulau, but
was c,e., ; elled to leave in consequence of the ice.
VESSELS SPOKEN.—Clydesdale, of Greenock, 25th Jan. out-
War bound, in lat. 4S• long. 15 Tyro. Carter, from Yarmouth
fordec, 17th Jan. in Stalta Channel; Devonshire. from New-
port for Constantinople, 18th Janon Pantillaria ; Flora, from
Guernsey for St. Helena, r• Dec.D in lat. 11 N, long'. 22 W ;
Elize, from:Llverpool for St. Thomas, 2Z.th Jan. in lat. 47, long.
14.
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THURSDAY. FasRUARY 6.—Wi• d N.. fresh.
Aaarvun.—Crescent. lr m Ichahoe—Messenger, Lewis,
from Ghent—Lima, Towne, from kochester—Mary Eliza,
Evans, from New a,
Robinson, from Dublin—
Coldbeck, from Whitehaven.

Principe de Radali, Costa, and Ellen, Roche, hence at Naple.
Jessamine. Jarvis, from Leghorn, and Invincible, Newman,
Leal:Cephalonia, at Gibra:tar.
AL•rtha, Scriven, hence at Lisbon.
Ernilie, Harris. sailed from Lisbon for this port 24th ult.
Erimia, Graham, Perguson, hence at Oporto.
Douro, Smith, sailed from Oporto for this port 26th ult.
li i7ard. Longlois. from Ichaboe. hence at Cove.
CO tNA., i in. 22.—The Annabella, Gardner, from r eghorn
101 iveroolut into Vigo 17th instant, in a ainking state, and
Must discharge
Gra RA LTA it. Jan 2.—The cargo of the Templar, from Liver-
pool for Leghorn, wrecked near Cadiz, is selling here li) auction.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7.
A artlvan.—Dunrobin, Robertson, from Dublin—Ann, Sa•
vage, from Newry.
SAlLED.—Denovia, Long. for Lisbon—Duke of Wellington.
Hargreaves, for Calcutta—Cornish Diamond, Haase, and Elisa-
beth Mary Ann, Ball, fur Beirut—Wanderer, Palk, for Crfu—
Precursor, Sahotley, f r Antwrp—Honesta, Andrews, for
Genoa—Vivacious, Baldwin, and Heroine. Wills, for St. Mi-
chael's—Venus, Harnett, and Elizabeth, Guthridge. for Bahia—
Leonard Dobbin, Holmes, for Charleston—Aramint Rodgers,
Cod Maryland. Raines, for New Orleans —Thomas Bennett.
Varnum ; John Baring, Michael, and Sheffield, Smi•h, for
Charleston—Peru, Carpenter, for Atrica—El easer, Ferode.
and Essex, Rice, for Terceira—Medemseh, Chase, f r Philadel
phia—Liverpool, El(:ridge, for New York—Nicholas, Biddle,
Freeman, for Mobile—W.-nnan, Gibb, for La Guayra—Tamer-
lane, an,
for Savannah—Bolivar, Fenwick, for Bombay—
Brandon, Jay. for Jamatica—Loriria Thompson, Miller, for Con-
stantinopl—Cumberland. Power, for Apalach:cola—Derby,
Caine for Africa—M lvina, Alexander, f r Trinidad—Enterprise,
Davies, for La Guayra—Rooena, T egarthen. for T. 4.---

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sailed from Zante 2pt. -1 December, End Index,
Ben. tt:lst January, both for th:s port.
Invincible, Newman. sailed from Cephalonia for this Port 2;th
December.
Charlctte Ulrika, Kielle• and Adonis. 'asan. hence at
Crocktord, sailed trotu marsedies for this pert 3,th
of January.

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SATURDAY, Faaa sth.—Wind S.E. light.
A RRIVIC D.—Jamaica, Williams from Ichaboe—yorkshire,
Bailey. from New York.
sAiLtai.—V ttorioso, Azzapardi, for Alexan,lria. Egypt
Robert, Pellafer. for 13atavia— E. Killick. Griffiths, for ht. Do-
inlno—Lesmahagow, Pero,. far St. Croix—lsabella, 1 erbert,
for Buenos Ayres—Mary Queen of Scots, Killey, for Pernam-
lonco—llopewell, Carter, for Maranham—George, Gilles, for
Columbia River—Gossynium, Brown • Fanny, Lovett: William
Mayard, Nli ler, and Ru,sell Glover, Bisson.. for New Orleans—
Lancaster, Simmons ; Edinhurgh, Lawson • Princess Victoria,
Thorns and Catherine Williams, for btooile—Mary, West, for
Gibraltar—Titania, Shifley, for Genoa.

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Ivanhoe, Simpson, and Dorothea', Smith, hence at Calcutta,
27th November.
Albion, Robertson, hence at ditto, 4th December.
Jessie Miller, Crowder, hence at ditto, 7th.
Alexander, Ssmlford. hence at ditto, ilth.
Juliet, Thompson, hence at ditto. 14th.
John Bull, Crawford, hence at ditto, I stb.
Chehar, Harrison, hence at Bombay, 6th.
Camillus, Ashton hence at l ,4th.
Ursula, Mum'le, hence at ditto 23d.
Antelove, Gouleke, hence at Danzic.
Eleanor and Jane, Evans, hence at Havre.
Therms. Brovvn, hence at New Orleans.
Alexander Edmond, --, hence at Mobile.
Richard Anderson, --, hence at Baltimore.
Garrick. Skiddy. hence at New York.
Ohio, Putnam hen eat ditto.
Mary, Killam, kence at Eastpot.
Leander, Phelan, hence at Savannah.
Harriet, Chambers, hence for London off Penzance, making
Much water having struck, coming out of Beanmaris.
Blakely, Gibson, sailed from Calcutta 30th November ; En.
terprise, Ramer son, 4th December , Hindoo, Sproule, 5111 ;
Abbots Iteadi.g. Atkinson, 1Ith; Harvest Home, Heron, and
John Woodall, Williams, Izth December, all for Liverpool.
Ana. ---, from Havana for Liverpool, at Ferrol, having been
struck by a sea oh Jannary.
Lancaster. Hunt!). sailed from Bombay 22d December, and
Robert Henn, Ritchie 29th December, both for this port; and
Recorder. Sh,rp 7th •De • h for Calcutta.
Mary 'lnland, P,o-eriew en 4; Ichaboe. at St. Helena, and
sailed for Liverpool 171 h Deelenmber.
Emit(lMPt' Duni P; reland, Merton ; Jansen, Bees; Mai! tic,
1,1,101'x50d Henry g ..
(steamer)
Clark, front Siena stl:freiod...d. all limn Ichaboe, at
.St. Helena.
.r
and
ti from NfaurFitoiwu.sle;r,Wirflol
all at gotnba , Harriett Scott, miarnCaGiclui Calcutta,
!ggeihurailgd
iiii:e.ber. M'Farlane. frtm Colombo. at Madr_asa..g.tse
friet as wrecked at the mouth of the x
Kiang. previom t 25: la October
The bque Lord Eldon W.• .
18th Dece miter.
netzrArer to ( (earthenware, marked D, was picked up on the beach,
sielacombe, this afternoon.
et at fv.s. 2Sth Dec. 24.—A very heavy gale was ex
in
f ~,, mouth of the Moz b'qu
the i st to the .fd
perienced
V.' '''',.. • bY the Jack. that arrivedialinnelirfor Mauritius. which
1.1-.:gli'ate4uKeini.4 neariY roar feat rivrater epreer hour, and must I.e

reeked at Madras during a gale

Mai Mary Caroline, hence at St. John, N.B.
chester. Lear, sailed from Trieste for this port 18th Jan
Rleinkenderen, and Barmonia, Schaebeling, hence for Dordt,
off Dungeness
Elizabeth Wood. Crosbie, from Porto Rico, at the Downs
Renown, Henderson, and Creamore, Shapley, from Bahia, at
ditto
I,Vm. Prowse, Thompson, from London fcr this port at ditto