The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-12-23 00:00:00

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26.—Wind W.N.W.

ARRIVED.—Mary, Hawkins, from Demerara; sailed gth Nov.—
Aberdeen, Duffy, from Quebec—Scotland, Merryman. from New
Orleans and Savannah—Wanderer. Dixon, from Maracaibo : sailed
24th October—Enterprise, —, from Leghorn—Giorgio & Maria,
Tomoni, from Smyrna—and Patriot, Pollack, from Bremen.

Hindley, Grierson, hence at the Mauritius
Ariel, Dunscombe. hence at Bermuda
Ganges, M'Donald, sailed from Sydney, for India 30th July
Tam o'Shanter, sailed from ditto for Valparaiso 21st July
Pampero, hence at Buenos Ayres 20th October
Dickey Sam, Coaker, sailed from Buenos Ayres for Monte Video
10th October

Cabotia, from Quebec, at Rio Janeiro
Alexander, Murray, hence at Leghorn
Palmyra, Schreyenberg, hence at Ostend
Magnes, Stoddart, from Gergenti for this port, at Cork
Plata, Pringle, sailed from Kingstown for Buenos Ayres 19th Dec.
Lady Paget, hence for Africa, was spoken 7th Nov. in lat. 10 N,
long. 30 W
Indian Chief, Sumpton, from Montreal, at this port; sailed 25th
Nov, in company with the Benjamin Hart. for this port
Auckland, Atkins, from Quebec, at this port; sailed 23rd Nov.
The following vessels were riding in the St. Lawrence 20th Nov.
The Marchioness of Queensbury, with both anchors, 3 miles below
the Pillars. The Catariqui, with both anchors, below Crane Is-
land. The Dorothea, with both anchors. The Pearl, of London,
with both anchors. A barque and a brig, names unknown, with
ensigns union down, striking on the shoals of St. Roque. The
Thomas, of Peel, riding with both anchors, and about 15 vessels,
whose names could not be ascrrtained. It was blowing a heavy
gale from W. to W.S.W. and freezing very hard in the river.
John Jardine, Orton, from Richibucto, at this port, after being
on shore on the bar, and throwing part of her cargo overboard.
Star, Clementson, from Macao, at this port; sailed Ist Nov.
Yesterday, oft Holyhead, saw the Hannah. of Workington, from
Quebec, with boats, bulwarks, stanchions, &c. washed away.
CAPE OF Goon HOPE, Sept. 23.—The Henry Hoyle, Griffiths,
from Algoa Bay, which got on shore at this place 10th instant. has
been condemned.

SANTA CRUZ, TENERIFFE. Nov. 26.—The Isabella, Everett,
from Liverpool to Calcutta, was abandoned 30th ultimo, with loss
of mainmast and 10 feet water in her hold ; crew saved and ar-
rived at Palermo in the boat.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22.—Wind W. light.
ARaivED.—Euclid, Davidson, from Montreal—Frances Stanton,
Lefevre, from Charleston—Rhode Island, from Savannah—Amelia
fill, from Maceio—Brooke, Stirling, from Manzanilla—Jane, from
Puerto Cabello—Elizabeth, Mossop, from Savanilla—and Emma,
Jones; from Marseilles.

SA I LED.—Grecian, Lawson, for Antigua—Mary, Bonetick, for
Rio Janeiro—Fanny, Hallett, for Newfoundland—Luconia, Porter,
for Mobile—James H. Shepherd, Redman, for New Orleans—Ox-
ford, Rathbone, for New York—and Emma, Irving, for Leghorn.

Renown, Hosken. from Sydney, N.S.vv. and Rio
.Janeiro. at this
foi this port, an~c tii4cualic.act7l.yerzi Thee JPelnosreaveillee;.,vdaliloalsmeng
Chilton, for London. On the 21st Nov. in lat. 5,N, long. 3o W,
spoke the Thomas Leech, from Rio for Cowes. On the 28th,. in
lat. 19, long. 1•9, spoke the Altai., tin me
19th December, 25 miles west of the Saltees, spoke the Garrick,
hence for New York

Elizabeth, Mossop, from Savanilla, at this port; sailed 17th Oct.
The Kitson was to sail in a few days for this port •
Ben Nevis, Steward, from New South Wales, at Callao, and
sailed igth August for Valparaiso

Ocean Queen, hence at Savanilla
Mary Jones, Osborne; Queen of the Isles, Leask, and Quiz,
B inett, hence at Naples
Theseus, Chaplin, sailed from Naples for this port IS th Nov.
Gauges, from Quebec, at Bristol
Emerald, Walker, from Palermo, at Falmouth
Pocahontas, from Rotterdam for this port, off ditto

Corea, Kerr, hence for Bombay, was going into Belfast yester-
day for repairs; bore up from long. 21, with decks swept, masts
sprut,g, and other damage, baying experienced very bad weather.
CRONSTADT, Dec. 6.—The Gregory Bogosloff remains in the
same position.