The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING

TUESDAY. Nov. 30.—Wind N.N.E. to N.N.W., moderate

ARRIVED.—Agathe Zechi, Orlando, from Ibraila.
SAlLED.—Berhampore, Smith, for Hong Kong—Enterprise,
Blomfield, Valparaiso—Don Pedro 11., Sinnott, Melbourne—
Saratoga, Trask, New York—Edinburgh, Blair, New Orleans
—Manilla, Parfett, Valparaiso—Wanskapen, Klemd, Malta—
Jabez, Smith, Barbadoes—Johanna, Driesner, Swinnemunde
—Eclipse, Kerkhove, Ascliendorff, and
Touch-me-Not, Rowe, Constantinople—Tagus, Wade, Lisbon
—Robert Preston, Francis, Cadiz.

William Fisher, for Baltimore, at Heradura,
Pastorita, and Gertruides, hence at Havana

ProvidenCe, and Nautilus, hence at Vera Cruz

BEAUMARIS, Nov. 29.—The schooner reported on shore,
near this place, is the Lion, of Liverpool, and not the Margaret.
The Lovely Lea is a total wreck.

QUEEN TOWN, Nov. 28.—The Charles Saunders, from Liver-
pool for New Orleans, was abandoned, 22nd Nov., in lat. 44,
lon. 19, in a sinking state. The crew were taken off by the
Frithiof, arrived here.

LOWESTOFT. Nov. 28.—The Frederick. Dekoer, of and from
Lisbon for Liverpool, struck on the Galloper, 26th Nov., but
came off, making much water, and foundered in about two
hours : crew saved.

BRIXHAM, Nov. 27.—The Gl2nelg, Mowatt, of Greenock,
from Bombay for London, was abandoned, 24th Nov., in lat.
45, lon. 14, with loss of main and mizen masts, and in a sink-
ing state, having been thrown on her beam ends during a vio-•
lent squall.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. I.—Wind variable, light,

ARRlVED.—Olympus, Wilson, from New Orleans—America,
Guthrie, Quebec—Pons CEM. M,Lean, Montreal—Nile (s s),
Olive, Gibraltar, &c.—Sulen, Iceland.
SAlLED.—Arctic (s), Luce, for New York—Arabian (s s),
Graves, Constantinople—Mary Anna, Wade, New Orleans.

City of Glasgow (s s), hence at Philadelphia.
Tamaulipas (s s), from Tampico at Havana 9th ult., and was
to sail for this port 12th ult.

Catherine Alice, Owens, from Boston for this port, at Ply-
mouth ; cargo shifted.

Harriet L., Demeru, from Patagonia, and Challenge!, Gal-
leeky, from Pernambuco, (lost two men, wheel, binnacle, &c.,)
all at Queenstown 29th ult.

BELFAST, Nov. 29.—The barque Hercules, of this port, from
Liverpool to Charleston, with salt, put in here to-day, with
damage to bulwarks, stanchions, &c. _ _

QUiENSTOWN, Nov. 29.—The barque Frederick, of and from
Liverpool for Apalachicola, with salt, was abandoned at sea in
a sinking state: crew saved by the Omone, arrived here.

WEXFORD, Nov. 29.—The smack Cheste'r, of Chester, from
Ayr to Neath, ran on shore to-day, in the south bay, a derelict,
the crew having left her, fearing that she would sink : they
were picked up by the Rover, and brought in here.

No.'ls.—The Effort, Sharp, from Liverpool to Narva,
which was on shore east of Baltic Port, 10th Nov., and after-
wards took fire, has been got off, and taken into that port.
BOSTON, Nov. 16.—The Ocean Queen, from New Orleans to
Liverpool, was in contact in the Mississippi, sth instant, with
the Crescent City (s), and badly injured. The steamer has been
libelled, and damages laid at 325,000.

THURSDAY, DEC. 2

—Wind W., fresh

ARRIVED.-Sir Henry Pottinger, Conway, from Bombay—
Royal Sovereign, Campbell, and Nerbudda, Main, Akyab—
The Duke, Atkinson, Calcutta—Philo, Callao—Hero, Griffiths,
New Orleans—Runnymede, Prowse, and Empress, Scott, Per.
nambuco—Lindisfarne, Irvine, Ceara—Sir Howard Douglas,
Crawford, Quebec—Mary Winch, Meyrick, Baltimore—Sea ;
Vista; and Battus, Prince Edward Island—Alliance, Tinkharn,
Charleston—Adventure, Seville.

Swordfish, Green, from Pernambuco at this port. On the
21st Nov., in lat. 46 N., long. 20 W., she was struck by a sea,
which carried away bowsprit, foremast, main and mizen top-
masts, &c.; the mate was washed overboard, several others of
the crew were hurt, and her decks were swept. The Empress,
also from Pernambuco at this port, fell in with the Swordfish
30th Nov., off Tuskar, put two men on board of her, and took
the vessel in tew, but was subsequently parted from her by the
breaking of the hawser.

Manilla, for Valparaiso, has put back.
Great Britain (s s), Matthews, hence for Australia, at Cape
of Good Hope 10th Oct.

Baleintim, at Paraiba, loading for this port.
Lord John Russell, Kemp, and Bonita, Wilcox, both hence
at Pernambuco,

Shand, Christie, from the Mauritius, and Gemini, Harvey,
from Rangoon, both at Calcutta.
Nith, Pollock, and tnna Dorothea, Darley, 17th Oct.; and
Senator, Seenlan, 11th Oct., all hence; Dumfries, Green, from
Sydney; and Euphrates, Wilson, from London, all at Bombay.
Pe-tche-lee,Overend, sailed from Saugor 13th Oct. ; Duncan,
13th ; and Clymene, Mary Spencer, and Owen Potter, 21st, all
for this port ; Benares, 15th Oct., for Trinidad and Gibson
Craig. 13th, and Mercia, 15th Oct., both for London.

David Mllver, sailed from Bombay 16th Oct.; John Bull,
22nd ; Deborah, 29th ; and Wm. Gibson, 30th, all for this port ;
and 31. A. Folliott, 25th Oct., for the Clyde.
MAZATLAN, Sept. 12.—The Sir Edmund Head, Leith, of Li-
verpool, from Liverpool, Bordeaux, and Gibraltar, for this port,
and which arrived here on the 6th Aug., has been condemned
and sold.

FRIDAY, DEC. 3

—Wind W.S.W., light

ARRIVED. —Franchise, Robinson, from Charleston—Psyche,
Paraiba—Judah Tour°, Lewis, New Orleans—Martha, Bell,
St. John, N.B.—Bideford, Newell, Montreal—San Giovannia,
Giovannia, Ibrail—Atlantic, Hughes, Honduras—Bosphorus,
Gibson, Antwerp—Albatross (a s), Rochfort, Rotterdam—
Commodore (a), Little, Havre—Andres, Me!drake, Denmark—
Uzella, Brown, Palermo—Favourite, Cronstadt—Genova (s a),
Paton, Gibraltar—Auguste, Waldeck, Ghent—Claudia, Morris,
St. Petersburg.
SAILED.—Great Western, Furber; Lady Franklin, Osborne;
and Benjamin Adams, Drummond, for New York—Plymouth
Rock, Caldwell, Boston—Robina, Pearson, Mobile—Euxine,
Watson; Admiral, Crist ; and Lady Bulwer, Tobin, New Or-
leans—Harriet, Goldsworthy, Newfoundland—Osmanli (s s),
Psalarmn

Stanford, Crosby, from St. Stephen's for Preston, at this port.
On 24th Nor., in lat. 50 N., lon. W., she fell in with the brig
Sisters, Kilmarnock, of Dumfries, from Bucktush for Belfast,
which was dismasted, waterlogged, and in a sinking state. The
Stanford took off the crew.
The steam-tug Dreadnought, which left here on Monday in
search of the Elizabeth, from China, returned yesterday even-
ing, but had not seen anything of the missing vessel.
Jeremiah Garnett, Huntress, from Bombay at Tuticorin.

BOAIRAY, Nov. 3.—The FerOzepore, Grant, from Whampoa,
having made much water on her voyage, was compelled to
enter dock for repairs.
DARDANELLES, Nov. 15.—The James, of Sunderland. from
Liverpool for the Black Sea, is on shoe at Barber's Point,
having struck heavily during a gale from S.W.—Accounts from
the island of Lemnos state that 35 vessels, large and small, of
different nations, were either wrecked or driven ashore near

the island during the hurricane on the

16th Oct

MALTA, Nov. 21.—The Olimpia, Sichiardopulo, from Con-
stantinople for Queenstown, which arrived here on the 25th
Oct., threw part of her cargo and stores overboard during her
voyage.—The Alcibiade, Loizo, from Galatz for Queenstown
whic

arrived here on the 26th Oct., sprang a leak during her
voyage; her pumps were frequently c.ioked and pumped up
rain.—The Evangelistria, from Ibrail for Queenstown, which
arrived here on the 11th Nov., put in because her cargo was
heated, weavilled, and the vessel leaky. She proceeded for her
destination on the 18th inst.—The hull of a large vessel, of
about 110 feet keel, laden (it is supposed) with cotton, from
Alexandria, was passed, keel upwards, 16th Nov., about 110
miles S.S.E. of this island. H.M.S. Samson has this morning
proceeded in search of her.—The Panaja Evangelistria,Dedussi,
from Odessa for Queenstown, which arrived here 23rd Oct.,
received damage, made much water, and threw overboard part
of her cargo during the passage.

SATURDAY, DEC. 4.—Wind W.S.W., moderate

ARRlvHD.—Frances, Fower, from Calcutta—Firefly, Straw,
Monrovia—Aura, Watson, Honduras—George, Gordon, and
Lord Elgin, Rose, Quebec— Cluney, Semple, Montreal—Louisa,
Brons, Amsterdam.
SAlLED.—Africa (s), Harrison, for New York.

Raymond, Nicolle, hence at Port-au-Prince.
George Glen, Stabb, hence at Ceara.
Charlotte, Ronning, hence at Revel.
Excelsior, Parker, from Rio de la llache for this port, at
Milford, Ist Dec., short of provisions ; 55 days' passage.
Araby Maid, Riddock, from Mauritius, and Integrity, Evans,
from Girgenti, both at Queenstown, 2nd Dec.
Runnymede, Brown, from Bombay at Cochin, and sailed 4th

Oct. forAnstralia.
MALTA, Nov. 26.—The Angelo, Tomanovich, from Alexan-
dria for Liverpool, which sank near the Naval Hospital, 20th
Oct., has been raised, and part of her cargo discharged and
sold, being in a very damaged state.

TIDE TABLE.

MORN.IEVENG. lIGHT.i HOLYDAYS,ETC,

Dec.) 11. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 741 813 14 3
Wednesday. 8 841 9 9 15 11 ‘Concep.Virgin Mary
Thursday .. 9 933 i 959 17 8
Friday ....10 10 24 10 48 18 9
Saturday 11 11 11 11 35 19 5 'New Moon. 332 a.m.
Sunday 12 11 57 - 19 6 3d Sunday in Advent.
%londav .... 13 021 043 19 4 Lucy.