The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-02-03 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

MARITIME DISASTERS AT THE BLACK SEA.----„a the several weeks past dreadful weather has prevailed °„ThiP Black Sea. Storms and hurricanes of incrediblefor,4 drove the waves in every direction, and with stlell that the shipping in the harbour are not in safetY• tb hear from all quarters of fresh shipwrecks. M°l.eirce,ro 20 vessels, laden with wheat have been lost on the r sian coast coming from Taganrog and Kertsch•olstu greater number of these ships were Turkish or It dil; aad were bound for the coast of Anatolia, where t":100c tress of the population is increasing daily in con°' Ole; of the late bad harvest. A real famine rages in the, rior, particularly in the districts of Upper Armenlosbig:, great number of Greek, British, and Austrianrsa.P.,, which were coming from the ports of Southern and of which a part were likewise laden with, precti perished near the entrance of the Bosphorus, on tt)„Dpo of the western coast of the Black Sea. The stesiii'o which trades between Kertsch and Redut-Ralehh, vtrYeej, danger of being cast by a whir lwidel on the rocks sera " ogee Gelendschik and:Anapa. Its machinery became die and the boat continued its route with its sa""ied mountaineers of that part of the Caucasus cro rocks on the coast in the hopes of pillaging the for', and some Circassian balls reached her deck• colon for the Russian seamen, the weather becare:. e and they were enabled to reach the port of Anar"ie`;l, navigation of the sea of Azoff is concluded for litl6 are tat The ports of Taganrog, .5; aicopol, and Portjans6'ber ready covered with ice. On the 10,11 of Dece° last merchant vessel passed the strait of Kertsch• 01.11,01 a Greek, freighted for Marseilles. The greatersea of the merchant ships which entered the Black" bet* l'arte the month of September to the month of Nov' tn,„rp Po, Greeks, and came to purchase wheat to the sootl)rtic' of Rustot, notwithstanding the high price of that  : quer ractth oft!  Fso ;bo. :  0 Antl, lie!!  opt orvj iglo" tee clic! coo  id; A'  enteral ;fiiiszrilanp. The League fund has now reached £160,000. _ e HO% E. Hon. Lascelles, son of Lord Harewood, has °otte forward as the conservative candidate for Ripon. tbArou era general anti-militia movement is getting up necesagahrovut the country. It is one as vain as it is unLord Lincoln, havins, announced his intention to supPort the to _ premier, • j has been requested by his consti,uents Itate his seat for South Nottinghamshire. the ,s's expected that Sir Robert Peel's measure will pass it • `-.omtrions by a very small majority—under 30. If so, estsure to be rejected by the Lords. _III is stated that the Duke of Wellington has had a large a ember of the proxies which were withdrawn from him on Lai,first blush of the ministerial business returned to him. b Y°un men were killed, on Friday, at Lambeth, °an explosio gn of fire-works, and three o hers were dangerously hurt. S the course of a case at the London Bankruptcy' mulk Ls?.t.irt, manon aturda £y, it came out that the insolvent, a had paid 170 for his walk. the Lord Redesdale has given up the post of whipper-in for the government in the House of Lords, in consequence of Nit,,ew measure. Posbl"EcH---There is to be seen in the garden of Mr. goTns,erboeorkryWoodward, of the South Brink, Wisbech, trees bearing fruit of this year's growth. jahhue amount Of wheat in bond in this country on sth of sera was 944 548 quarters of foreign, and 3,344 quer!! of colonial p'ioduce. „In testimony of the unwearied exertions on behalf of 'ail free church, Mr. Fox Maule has been presented with ',',‘,!e and beautiful drawing-room screen. c:o.eroreeertejoare more prisoners in the Wakefield House of n at the present time than there has been for threer, .Years. Is said that Lord Ashley will vacate his seat for ofTetshire prior, to voting on the commercial propositions ;sue Premier, as they far exceed his expectations. twee Saturday night, a young woman, apparently beeen so -wenty and thirty years of age, threw herself off ,Hungerford Suspension Bridge, and was drowned. enl fewer than fifty-four thousand copies of the Times, nelni4acnins,' the Premier's speech were printed on Wedtol,4 Thursday week, Mr. Thomas Wrigley, of Congleloes committed suicide by taking laudanum, near Matke, whither he had gone for the benefit of his health. roPPos —"TeaK.--'slr. Stuart, Q C., was elected without this borough onTuesday last, in the °m of the Right Hon. W. E. GladstoT ne. fro 4rentrP.—lt is said that Dr. Nicholl intends to retire 4,_rne thell be rep his resentatio sor n of Cardiff, and that Mr. Glad''";l wi succes. OW Sunday last, a female, name unknown, who had just arrived in' London in a cab from Barnet, threw here 1f into the Thames, and was (frowned. A girl Iva and s found, a day or two back, in the Gloucester the b eraeleY Canal, under circumstances which had to elier that she has been murdered. Ii hie Gaxel'e steamer, on her passage from London to 414.11," Sunday week, when near the Dudseon light, fell crap'," a schooner of about SO tons, coal laden; and . a .A!apti took place which resulted in the schooner sinking. tea ,s'emale named Cooper, at Wals'all, has been committb a charge of manslaughter, for having caused "ogu her neglect the death of her infant child, which ; (dery LY starved. tooa Priday fortnight, Mr. Thomas Wrigley, of CongleThe deceased suicide at Ma.lock by taking laudanum. "eceased had faired in business, which so preyed upon his bmind as to incite him to self destruction. goiaarjug the Parliamentary recess, the massive official troroctrio of the Usher of the Black Rod has been taken 'l'd en be e drawer d in which it was deposited. The drawer g ' e open. Stun agtontlernan st der], at the Clerkensvell Police-office, on li'daY, that he paid £1,600 a year for the dust of Isthe n Parish, and that he calculated his loss, yearly, by iilferage of dustmen, at between £4OO and £5OO. _ the 3,i late and long-coatinued heavy rains have caused tenth:lames to overfl icv its b inks, inundating all the low de for 'soles above and below Windsor-bridge, to the Pth of The several feet. that 0. Morning Herald, of Friday, expresses its belief Who. 'le rumours of ministerial resignations given . else- s'e are well founded and adds, that they are likely to Lalic'w b grid y more. Grey aY s London papers contain a note from Lord de tete': stating that no application had been made to him to there Mr. Gladstone for Ripon, and consequently that 1. could have been no refusal. thattV Ashley, in his speech on Thursday night, hinted the he Should not have another opportunity of addressing teaa**nuse of Commons. It is said that the noble lord inair,.l4s,. after voting for Sir Robert Peel's measure, to rehis seat and appeal to his constituents for re-election. oti alkrtGE OF