The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, Nov. 2.

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Mary Emma, Bennet
Trieste—Phantom, S'

Ann Clad,

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SAILED.—Pero, for Africa-
-Alabama, M`Dowell, Savant;
Mobile—Cambria, Charleston
Jamaica—Perseverance, Bahia
Elise, Brockwell, Rio Grande

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.aw, Nyborg

Shipley, New York
',llion, Robertson,

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a, Shield, Rio Jane
.rd, Jones, Zeirick

Great Britain (s s), Mathews, hence for the Cape and Austr
lia, passed the Island of Ascension 6th Sept., sixteen days o'
from this port. She was erroneously reported, about a for

ssitir., the island on the i ith Sept

Viola, Walters, a
Newfoundland.

irriet, GoldsworC

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRlVED.—Ashburton, 1114 William, from New York—Robt
Stephensot, Peace, Laguna7Thomas Brocklebank, Rorlson

Calcutta—
John, N.B
ford, Patras
SAlLED.—Atlantic (s), West, for New York—Lotus. Watsc..
New Orleans—l names, ttentne, memourne—u. V . Bournr
Harding, Calcutta.

L-Kalpe, Kosulich, Alexnciria—Contest, Iln

Irvine, Whiny, hence and New York, at St. John, N.B.
Tamaulipas (s s), hence at Jamaica.
The clipper ship Surprise, from China, at Deal 2nd Nov. ;
sailed 17th July.
GIBRALTAR, Oct. 22.—The .lEolus, Mum), from Cardiff to
Valparaiso, has been lost a league west of Casablanca (Mo-
rocco): master and one man drowned.

THURSDAI, Nov. 4.—Wind S.S.W., light,

ARRlVED.—Endymion, Withycombe, from Calcutta—John
Hamilton, Sellers, and Catherine, Moody, Bombay—Saratoga,
Track, and St. George, Bainson, New York—Charles Brownell,
Splatt, Valparaiso—Peruana, Fox, Islay—John Ritson, Buenos
A yres—Barahona, Collindt, St. Domingo—Sir Richd. Jackson,
Flanagan, Anticosti—Mary Ann (with timber), Quebec.
SAlLED.—William de Clercy, Ouvrehand, for Batavia—St.
Hilda, Kirby, Manilla—Crescent City, Balleston, New Orleans
—Andrew Foster, Holberton, and Constitution, Britton, New
York. _ _

The Esmeralda, of Hamburg, hence for Sincapore, has put
into Cowes, with foremast broken, loss of sails, &c., and is
reported to be leaky:.

Ann and Lizzy, Nielson ; Galatea, Tannahill; Parton ; and
Mary, Freeze, all hence at St. Thomas.

William Parker, hence at Arica.
Sorato, from Arica at Islay.
Wanderer, Hinds, hence at Demerara.
Aim, Parr, and Arrow, both hence at Para.
Flying Fish, Guthrie, from Para at Barbadoes.
Juvena, Wise, hence at Callao.
Parker, Risien, sailed from Demerara for this port 27th Sept
Trust, Messeny, sailed from Barbadoes for this Port 24 Oct.
Undaunted, sailed from Caldera for this port 30th Aug.
Adler, Grell, hence at La Guayra, and sailed for Porto Ca.
hello oth Oct._

Champion, Redmond, hence' at Curacoa, and sailed for Rio
Haclie 11th Oct.

Globe. and Sarah, Wynthers, both hence at Valparaiso.
Justin, hence; Inn Worrall, from Valparaiso; Gentoo,
from Huasco; and Buenos Ayrean, from Flamencos,—all at
Caldera.

Guatemala Packet, sailed from Callao for this port 11th Sept.
Wallace, Myers, from Cardiff for California, has put into
Callao : the master being too unwell to proceed, the mate will
take charge.
LISBON, Nov. 3.—The Nielbourne (s s), from London for the
Cape and Melbourne, put in here on the 24th Oct., with loss of
topsails, jibboom, &c., and is leaky.
DENIERARA, Oct. 10.—The Alexander Johnston, Guthrie, of
Greenock, hence for Liverpool, put back on the 4th October,
leaky, and is now being discharged. The two bottom tiers of
sugar, it is feared, will be quite lost.
FAYAL, Oct.l3.—The Amizade, Mederios, which sailed hence
for Liverpool on the 3rd October, with the cargo of the Eliza
Cornish, Dawden, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, put back
yesterday, leaky in her topside, sails split, seams of deck open,
and 277 bags of silver ore thrown overboard, being tco deeply
laden, and will have to discharge.

FRIDAY, Nov. s.—Wind S., fresh.
ARRlVF:D.—Golconda, Briggs, from St. John, N.B.—Perla,
Bilboa—Catharina, Bakker, Venice.

Grace, M'Vea. sailed from Callao 14th Sept. ; Hope, 15th ;
and Seagull, 22nd, all for Pisco ; Flora, 15th, and Mandarin
and Theodora, 18th, both for England; Mary Hartley, 16th,
for Valentia ; Bonanza, 18th, for Iquique; and A. F. Moore,
18th Sept., for Valparaiso.
MELBOURNE, June 18.—The Collector, which arrived on the
16th from Liverpool, was discovered to be on fire on entering
the Heads. A considerable portion of the cargo had to be
taken up before the fire could be subdued.
ELSINORE, Nov. I.—The Zeitgeist, from Liverpool to Danzic,
was wrecked to the south of Soeby, previous to the 29th Oct. :
crew saved.
MUMBLES, Nov. 3.—The Bentinck, of Liverpool, from Ade-
laide for Swansea, in coming into the roadstead last night, got
entangled with the brig Llewellyn, of Liverpool, when at
anchor: the latter had her bowsprit carried away, and has
since been towed into this port.

RAMSEY, Nov. 3.—A laige schooner has sunk to the north
of the Bahama Lightship. Her sails can be seen at low water.

SATURDAY, Nov. 6.—Wind S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Lady Franklin, Osborne, from New York—City
of Manchester (s s), Leitch, Philadelphia—Elizabeth Walker,
Robinson. Montreal—Mary Caroline, Fox, St. John, N.B.—
Oregon, Callao—Eagle, Laguna—John M'Kenzie, Lowe, Bom-
bay—Richard, Zangari, Alexandria, E.—Hecla, Smith, —.
SAILED.—Asia (s.), Lott, for New York—Plantagenet, Price,
New Orleans—Hope, Weston, Boston—Bonito, Coaker, Rio
Janeiro—Lord Maidstone, White, Mobile.

Reindeer, Hunt, from Pernambuco and Paraiba,at this port;
sailed from Paraiba 10th Oct. Has made the voyage out and
home in 84 days. _

Shark, Toovey, from Para, at this port, in 26 days. Left at
Para the Aim and the Arrow.
Europa (a), hence at New York 21st Oct.

Carofinet-ucker, Tucker. hence at New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—The Sabbatis, Gray, from Virginia
for Liverpool, with tobacco, was abandoned, 17th Oct., in lat.
41, long. 60, very leaky, having been thrown on her beam ends
during a heavy gale : crew taken off by the Ocean Queen, ar-
rived at New York. _ _

COWES, Nov. 4.—The Esmeralda, from Liverpool for Sinca,
pore, having been surveyed, has been brought into the liar
bour, and will discharge.

SUNDAY, Nov. 7.—Wind S.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Great Western, Furber, from New York—Jenny
Lind, St. John, N.B.—Westphalia, Wessels, Virginia—Ocean
Bride, Buenos Ayres—John Francis, Burton, Quebec—William
Tucker, Royall, Realijo—Lily, Owen, Matanzas—Tagus, Wade,
Lisbon—Crescent, Williams, Charente—Chancellor, Bombay.

America (s), Shannon, from Boston, at this port ; left 27th
Oct., and Halifax 29th. Has .5100,000 in specie.
Niagara (s), Stone, hence at Halifax 27th Oct.
Isaac Wright, Abeel ; Excelsior, Hadley; State Rights,--..
and Meridian, Manson, all hence at New York. '
Kalamazoo, Taylor, hence at Philadelphia.
Florida, Mills, and Free Trader, Black, hence at savannah.
President, Comings, hence at Boston.
at Melbourne.
Astrologer (s s), Miller, and Genova (s s), Paton, both hence
at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta.
n, from Sincapore at St. Helena,
Grecian (s s), Hardie, from London for this port, at South.
aefpllitle)onrioswh,
retto hence and Geelong,
and sailed for this port 20th Sept.
Daniel Webster, Howard, from Boston at St. John, N. 8., to
a nl''ll)oat;ilig'e I.wt'°it ii'with
England,sSi
load deals for thls port.
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~ ••••• 44.,,, Oil i•llll, 0....L0wns starte, very leaky c.
Clontarf, Harrison, from Calcuttad for London, at St. Helena
Guisachan, Jettereys, from Calcutta for Demerara, at St
' Tinlarn

Calder, froin New Yorli for this 'port, will he caulked, and
will then reload her cargo, which has sustained little damage.
Waterloo, from New York for this port, has put back in dis-
tress, having from five to six feet of water in her.

Altiry Grallitin, from China; Cleopatra, Demerara; Victoria,
Tobago; and Orient, Alexanaria, all at Deal 7th Nov.

VESSELS SPOKEN.

Clementina, hence for Salonica, 6th at. 39 N., long. 5 E.
Agnes, hence for Havana, 12th Sept., 42 Oct.,lsT.. 12 W.
Garrow, of this nort, Ist Nov., 47 N., 10 W.
Garland, hence for Jamaica, 29th Oct., 49 N., 9 W.
Caroline, hence for Port Philip, 12th Sept., 2N., 23 W.
Earl of Derby, 4th Sept., 10 N., 26 W.
St. Croix, for Calcutta, 4th Sept., 10 N.,26 W.
John Knox, fur Shanghae, 14th Sept., ff Straits of Gasper.
Jenny Lind, from Ceylon, 14th Oct., 50 S., 26 W.
Byzantium. hence for Rio Janeiro, 30th Oct., 47 S., 9 W.
Sapphire, for Melbourne, 3rd Oct., 13 N.. 25 W.
Mary Ellen, hence for Table Bay, 3rd Oct., 14 N., 25 W.
Helen, of this port, 2nd Nov., off Tuskar.
Continent, for New York, Ist Nov., 51 N., 8 W.
Middleton, hence for Santa Martha, 2nd Nov., off Tuskar.
Coromandel, hence for Valparaiso, 22nd Oct., 47 N., 15 W.
Elgin, from Bombay for this port, sth Aug., off the Cape.
United, from Bengal for this port, Ist Oct.' 29 N., 36 W.
Triumph, of this port, 2nd Oct., 33 N., 65 W., with loss of
mainmast.
John Bentinck, hence for Australia, 26th Sept., 6 N., 22 W.
No. 8152, part 9, hence for Sincapore, 4th Oct., 15 N., 26 W.
Tampico, Mauritius for this port, 3rd Aug., 35 S., 21 E.
Abrutta, Glasgow for Port Philip, 2nd ll N. 25 W.
William IV., hence for Newfoundland, 50 Sept.,,. 18 W.
Devonport, hence for New Orleans, Ist Oct., 47 N. 7W.
City of Lincoln, hence for Melbourne, 21st Sept., 12 N., 32 W.
Isle of Skye, London for Port Pl.ilip, sth Sept.. 10 N., 21 W.
Tartar, hence for Valparaiso, 7th Sept., 11 N., 21 W.
Montague, for Hobart Town, 13th Sept., 4 N., 23 W.
Marys, for Valparaiso, 3rd Oct., 13 N. 24 W.
Sydney (s), from London, Rth Sept., 105., 17 W.
State of Maine, hence for Calcutta, 11th Sept., long. 15 W.

TIDE TABLE

MORN.IEVENG. HOHT. I HOLVDAYS, ETC,

Nov.{ h. m. i h. m. i ft. in.
Tuesday.... 9' 9 11 i 936 ; 15 9 ,Pr.ofWales bn.184/.
Wednesday .10 10 0 10 24
Thursday ..111 10 45 11 7
Friday —.12: 11 29 111 51
Saturday 13! i 014
Sunday ....14, 0 36 ; 0 58
Monday .... 15 12,

19 10 INew Moon, 4.41 p.m.
21 1 Cam.ll.lich.Term div.
,21 2 Britius.

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