The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

THURSDAY, NovEmBER 15.—Wind S.S.E., light.

ARRIVED.—HeIen, and Raritan, from Quebec Liverpool,
Stocks, Caldera—Wilhelm, Bremen—lndustrie; Ostend—Pyramid,
Henderson, and J. P. Whitney, Gray, New Orleans—Noemie,
Johnson, Charleston—Southport, Wilson, Savannah—Secundina,
Albizuri, Havannah.
SAILED.—James Nesmith, Watts. and Ann Washburn,. Minot,
for New Orleans—New World, Knight; Antarctic, Stauffer; and
Higeia, Mlnde, New York—Sir Walter Raleigh, Rae, Jamaica—
Wellington, Hunt, Shanghae—Lydia, Dobson, Rouen—Conflance,
Journe, Nantes Hugh Block, Abbott, San Francisco May,
Alilland, Buenos Ayres—Jane H. Gledden, Lovett, and American
Lass, M`Kellar Boston—Robert Ritson, Graves, Bombay—North
America, Clarke, Mobile.
Hindostan, hence at Madras, 4th Oct.
Rita, from Cadiz, at Buenos Ayres.
Arabian, from Melbourne, at Ceylon. Sailed Ist Sept.
Donald M`Kay, Warner (26th Aug.) ; and Merlin, Borlase—both
hence at Melbourne. _ _

Thomas and William, sailed from Cape Haytian, 18th Oct., for
this port.
Jahn Ball, Richardson, hence; Lord Raglan, Harrow, from
Gibraltar; and Argonaut, Flenley, from Aden—all at Bombay.
Caribou, sailed from Bombay, 9th Oct., and James White, 16th,
for this port; Viscount Sandon, 9th, for China; and Alfred the
Great, 14th, for Whampoa.
J. N. Cushing, Plumer, and Tigris, Wise, hence—both at Cal-
cutta.

Oliver Lang, sailed from Melbourne, 23rd Aug. ; and White
Star (with 80,000 ounces grid), 30th Aug., both for this port; and
Tornado, for Calcutta. The two former vessels, with the Kent,
will have about £1,000,000 in gold.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16.—Wind S.

ARRlVED.—Grecian (s.s.), Tate, from London—Alexander,
Strang, Quebec—Pedlar, Webber, Laguna—Callender. Dickman,
and H. D. Shepherd, Hamilton, New Orleans—Redan, Quebec—
Sebastian Cabot, and Northern Bride.
SAlLED.—Chatsworth, for Boston—Electra, Melbourne-11.
Robinson, New York.
Surprise sailed from Melbourne for this port, Aug. 28.
Crusader, hence, and Lord Win. Bentinck, from London—both
at Honduras.
Queen and Arabiston, hence at Beirout.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17.—Wind S., thick fog.

ARRIVE n.—Couranto, Vickers, from Arica—Elvira, Andichoeca,
Bahia—Atlantic, Luce, Honduras —Banshee' Armstrong,
Laguna
—Elizabeth, Williams, Palermo—General
Wilshire, London—
Aurilie, H.uriin, and Young Gipsy, Jones, Havre—Lena, Prim-
rose, Prince Edward Island Elizabeth, Linkman, Gijon—
Patriot, Ginge, Elsineur.
SAlLED.—lsabella, Ashburton, for Buenos Ayres—Atlantic (s.),
West, New York—Arabian (sS, Hardie, Constantinople—Arno
(3.)t Joy, Genoa.

Marii itutina, De Groot, hence at Pillau.
Bo;ton, Brown, from Sydney, at Callao, much strained and
damaged.

_Highlander, sailed from Melbourne for Valparaiso, 26th August,
and Bombay, 27th, for Hongkong.
Coal:, Nov. 16.—The Josephine, Bornholm, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia, which put into Queenstown leaky, is discharging
her cargo.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 16.—The schooner Royal William, from
Dublin for Liverpool, which sank at this port, has been raised,
and placed on the beach.
PALERMO, Nov. 7.—The brig Eliza Smith, of London, from
Naples for Gergenti, went ashore on the Sibiliana Point, 6th
instant, and it is feared will be a wreck : crew saved.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18.—Wind S.S.E., foggy.

SAlLED.—Lancaster, Gilks, for Manilla—Rimac, Wise, Lima—
Astarte, Crossley, Rio Janeiro —P. Dean, Abernethy, Vera
Cruz—Acadia, Kerr, and Horizon, Reed, New Orleans—West
Paint, Mullinar, New York—Glenlyon, Oliver, Savannah.

Africa (s.), Harrison, from Boston, at this port: left 7th, and
Halifax, 9th instant, at two, a.m. Has 8875,075 in specie.
Baltic (s.), hence at New York.
Hahueman, Wyatt, hence at Virginia,
Michael Angelo, Moore, hence at Boston.
Asia (s.), Lott, and Ava, Carry, hence at Halifax,
Robert Bruce, Gough, hence and Bermuda, at Wilmington,
leaky, having been ashore off Bermuda.
Albion, Williams; J. L. Bogart, Conway; City of Mobile, Mar-
shall ; and Arctic, Zeraga, hence at New York.
Habana (s.s.), from Havana for Vigo and this port, at Fayal,
with machinery damaged, which will be repaired by her own
people.
Ellen Campion, Campion, from Prince Edward Island for the
United Kingdom, drove ashore off Georgetown, 26th Aug., be-
came a wreck, and was sold. _ _ .

Dundonald, Gillies, loading in the East India Export Dock,
London, for New Orleans, caught fire, 15th instant, and had her
mizenmast and rigging burnt.
GREENOCK, Nov. 15.—The forepart of a vessel WAS passed, 15th
instant, off Tuskar, by the Kate, arrived in the Clyde.
NEW Wax, Nov. s.—The Junior, of Liverpool, from Trepani
for Quebec, got on shore to the eastward of Louisberg, and be-
came a total wreck. Crew saved.—A derelict ship, of about 600
tons, was seen ashore, on the 11th of October, east end of the
Mayaguana.—Nov. 6. The Herald, from Bathurst for Liverpool,
was found to be leaking after being a short time at sea, and the
crew, not being able to keep her free, endeavoured to return to
Bathurst, but, the wind being ahead, made for Picton, and struck
on Cape Bear Reef, going in on the 19th of October. She was
got oft on the 23rd, and taken into Georgetown, Prince Edward
Island.

MONDAY, Nov. 19.—Wind, E.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—GazeIIe, Casey, from Palermo—Amelia, Saunders,
Villavicioso—Trinity Yacht, Jones, and Adelaide, Drimble, Denia
—Jane Marie, Mayer, Nantes—Janquerara, Caamana, Corcubion.
SAILED.—DeIta (s.s.), Little, for Havre—Augusta Trappe,
Memel Apollo, Seymour, Newfoundland Elizabeth, Flint,
Havana—Wilton, Morris, Jamaica—Martha, Baddeley, Naples—
Albro, Machon, Rio Grande—Victoria, Kirkhove, and Gov. Baron
de Vrier, Halewyk, Ostend.

Florida, hence at Savannah.
Mary, Duff, hence at St. John, N.B.
Windermere, Wilson, hence at New Orleans.
Ann Bugle, Lind, from Bergen, at Waterford.
Jessie Byrne, Cochrane, hence at Ship Island.
3522,156 of the specie per Africa, from Boston, is for Havre.
Standerings, Stanley, from St. John, N. 8., for London, at
Boston, leaky.
Louisa Ann, Evans, from Seville for Cork or Falmouth, at
Milford.
The Africa (80, making Holyhead, in a fog, on Saturday night,
about eight o'clock, touched slightly on the bank, a good way off
the shore, but was not delayed any time, and proceeded at once
for this port.