The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-27 00:00:00

MONDAY. Nov. 26.—Wind, N.N.E.
Sailed.—Amelia, Saunders, for Seville—Mary E. Balch, Wood-
bury, Boston—Joseph, Vanderheyde, Ghent—Albion? Scarrow,
Trinidad—Caroline Chisholm, Trowsdale, Rio Janeiro—Volga,
Pyle, Gibraltar.
OFF THE PORT.—Capitol, Lemmon, from Baltimore.

Chimbo, Aretola, hence at Havana.
Philanthropist, Supple, hence at San Francisco.
Margaret Milne, Ritchie, from Athens, at Waterford.
Hibernia, sailed from San Francisco for Callao, 9th ult.
Conqueror, Curtis, and Portland, Ogg—both hence at Mobile.
Louisa, Luckham, from Cuba for London, at Crookhaven.
Lady Hastings, from Quebec for this port, off Mizenhead.
Catania, Sloan, from Terns for Londonderry, off Queenstown.
Consul, Mortimer, and Grotto, Sunderkin—both hence at Sa-
vannah.
No further news of the White Star, off Cape Clear, 22nd inst.
William Penn, Meade, and Annapolis, Graham—both hence at
Baltimore.
Betsey, Haycock, from St. Michael's for this port, off Brow
Head.
Clara Brookman, Higgins, and J. H. Perkins, Wayne—both
hence at Philadelphia.
Cecilia Louise, from Callao and Dorcas, from Havana—both at
Gravesend, 25th instant.
Emma, Snow ; Eastern Queen, Emery ; and Ocean Star,
Symonds—all hence at Charleston.
Asia (s.), Bth instant ; Chariot of Fame, Knowles ; and Sea-
flower, Woodbury—all hence at Boston.
Hebron, Shepherd, from the Clyde, at Havana, after being on
shore near the Moro, but without much damage.
James Reddin, from Quebec for Carlisle, put back, Bth instant,
with damage, having struck on Beaumont Shoal.
Frederick, Watt ; Constellation, Allen ; Benjamin Adams,
Drummond; and Driver, Holberton, hence; and James Carthy,
from Rio Janeiro—all at Baltimore.
Rory Brown, Hatton, from Alexandria • Eduardo, Cherico,
from Naples for London t and Staghound, Bunsen, from London
for St. Michael's—all at Falmouth.
Polar Sear, Pearson; George Washington, Cummings •, High-
land Chief, Barstow ; Asterion, Grey ; Alfred Storer, Conrey ;
and Susan !bricks—all hence at New Orleans.
Roscitis, Merridew, hence at New York. In a heavy gale from
S.W., 19th ult., in lat. 43 N., lon. 44 W., carried away foretop-
mast, head of foremast, sails, &c., broke foreyard, and sprung
head of mainmast. _ _ _

Amelia Angelica Guisich ; Angelika, Tetiti - and Georgio, Papa,
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from Galatz ; Emulous, Elgy, from Jaffa • Vora, Langham, from
Mogadore ; Sea Queen, Manery, from Alexandria ; Paquebot
Victorie, Levaux, from Lisbon ; Ariel. Terplien, and Trident,
from Flushing; and Phoenix, Steje, from Seville—all at Queens-
town.
Oliver Lang (R.M. ship), from Melbourne, at Queenstown, 26th
instant. Gale from the eastward. No prospect of change. The
captain has telegraphed to the owners, inquiring if he should
land the mails; and a reply has been sent directing him to do so
immediately. The Oliver Lang has about 75,000 ounces of gold,
equal to £300,000 sterling.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 24. Findex, from Aberdeen for Shanghai,
damaged in a collision, whilst coming in, crew having refused to
proceed. The Margaret Roberts, of Shields, from Cardiff, has
been wrecked: two boys and pilot drowned.
MILFORD, Nov. 24.—The schooner Gazelle, Bennett, from Car-
diff for Liverpool, with iron, struck on a rock, or sunken vessel,
this morning, just after passing the Jack Sound, and sank. Crew
saved and brought in here by a smack.
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with the lower mast of a small vessel, have washed on shore on
the coast of Mourne.