The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-11-26 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER. 22.—Wind N.E. Fair,

ARRIVED.— Ann Hall, Alexander Edmond, and Thistle, from
Quebec—Elizabeth, from Newfoundland—Hankinson, from Africa—
John Ker, from Pictou—Lansdowne, Turnbull, from Limerick
Bootle, Tasker, from Trinidad at this port, sailed 20th October.
The Paragon sailed on the 14th for this port. In lat 39, long 30,
spoke the Mary Johnson
Lee, Bowness, from Savanilla, sailed 10th Oct. The Elizabeth
Price was to sail the same day, and the Premier on the 13th Oct.,
both for Liverpool. On the 31st October, in lat 32, long 6p, spoke
the Limena, from Nassau for this port. On the 17th instant, in lat
49, long 19. spoke the Asia, from Quebec for this port
SAll.sn.—Emerald, Ellis, and Margaret Bogle, Smith, for Savan-
nah—Rochester, Woodhouse, for New York—Eugenie, Azibert, for
Mexico—Fidelity, Bruce, for Lisbon—Comet, Lee, for Hamburg—
Jantina Engelina, Boor, for Rotterdam—Ann Crichton, Pollock, for
New Orleans—Britannia, Volum, for Leghorn—Brilliant, Burnett,
for Barbadoes—South America, Bailey, for New York—Mersey,
Clark, for Jamaica—Triton, Antimoniz, for Bilboa—and Mary &
Ellen, Joy, for Malta.

Thalia, Graham, from Calcutta at St Helena, and sailed 3d Oct.
for this port
Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, from ditto at ditto, and sailed sth Oct.
for this port
Antigua Packet, M'Knight, from ditto at ditto, and sailed sth
Oct. for London
Malabar, Southward, from Lombock, at St. Helena
Johnson, Spence, from Bombay at ditto
Royal William, Irving, from Calcutta at ditto
Brooke, Bleasdale, from Lisbon at Monte Video
St. Andrew, Leitch, and Forth, Lamb, hence at St. John, N.B.

Gezina, Visser, hence at Harlingen
Mary and Ann, Algirth ; Venilia, Kranenberg; De Hoop, Muzze ;
Jane Avery, Robertson; and Richard and Ann, Way, hence at
Helvoet
Helena, Gialts, hence at Zurickzee at Dordrecht
Barbara Catherina, Schottey, hence at Antwerp
Lady Paget, Allan, from Batavia at Helvoet, after being on shore
on the Pampas
Lady Mary, Sayer, from Bahia at Falmouth
Bessy Robertson, -, hence for Genoa, off Gibraltar, on the
3rd Nov.

SATURDAY, NoVEMBER 23.—Wind variable and light.
ARRlVEb.—Montezuma, , from Philadelphia—Bolina,
from Labrador—and Conradine Ulricke, Noske, from Dan.

SAILED.—CIyde, Matches, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Margaret Jane,
Roche, for Newfoundland—Joseph, Potlich, and Union, Vander-
heyde, for Ostend—Satulbach, Bispham, for Demerara—lrlam,
Hutchinson, for Bnrbadoes—Scipio, Watson, for St. Domingo—and
Gazelle, Crighton, for Bahia,

Colombia, hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 23rd
Oct. in lat. 45, long. 44
Andes, Brocklebank, sailed from Bahia for New South Wales Ist
Sept.

Mary, Christian, hence at Santa Martha
Memnon, --, from Jamaica, at Carthagena
Ardent, Hartgrave, hence and Demerara, at Honduras
Queen Victoria, Fleck, hence at Mirarnichi
Commerce, Km sholm, hence at Copenhagen
Elizabeth, Minnett; Venus, Myer, and President Rothcr, Trel-
asch,.licnce at Hamburgh
Mayor. , hence at Cuxhaven
Enrol umcc, Ctu) t, Iscatcc at 11111. AN ulp
CAMPRELTOWN, Nov. 20.—Mary Ann, M'Leod, from Toberrnory
for Liverpool, took fire yesterday evening, while at anchor in this
harbour, and was scuttled. The vessel is covered at low water
CASTLETOWN, ISLE UAN, Nov. 22.—Minerva, Hunter, from
Whitehaven, in beating out of Derbyhaven Bay, went on shore,
and is likely to become a total wreck

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24.—Wind S.W. moderate.
ARan•En.—John Bagshaw, Clucas, and Thalia, Graham, from
Calcutta—Limena, Edington, from Nassau—Carlton, Murray, from
Miramichi—Burrell, —; Token Patterson; Devereux, Eskdale,
and Asia, —, from Quebec.

Scipio, Watson, for St. Domingo—Joseph, Potlich, and Union,
Heyde, for Ostcnd, have put back
Mackenzie, , hence at Pictou
Fisherman, Gibaut, sailed from,Messina for Liverpool Ist Nov.
C R. C. Briard, from Naples, at Palermo, and sailed 25th Oct.
for Liverpool
Vigna, Napoli, from Rio Janeiro, at Palermo, and sailed 22rd Oct.
for Liverpool
Maria Carolina, Califiano, hence at Palermo
Margaret Highfield, Thom, sailed from Palermo 11th Oct. and
Emilia Milaro, 14th Oct. both for Liverpool
Amelia, White, and Supply, Scott, hence at Genoa
John Souchay, , sailed from Cette for Monte Video 12th
Nov.

Delphinc, Chamelan, hence for Rochelle, at La Trinite

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.—Wind West, fresh.
ARRIVED —Patrick Hem y, Delano, (sailed 7th Nov.) and Jose-
phine, Frindle, from New York—Orozimbo, Marcy, from New Or-
leans—Paragon, , from Trinidad—Henry, Vidler, from Picton
—Ocean Queen, M'Master, from Montreal—Ambassador, Dale,
from Prince Edward Island—Aurora, Warren, from St. Petersburg
—and Catherina, Reimbricht, from Hamburg and Harwich.

Liverpool, (steamer) hence for New York, was spoken igth inst.
at 11 a.m, in lat 51, long. 11 30
Great Western, (steamer) from Bristol, at New York 2nd instant,
at 10 a.m.
Constantine, --; Catherine, & Northampton,
hence at New Orleans
Thomas Bennett, Hague, hence at Charleston
Virginian, Harris, hence at New York 4th Nov.
Carrol of Carrolton, Bird, ditto, 6th •
Allioth, --, hence at Boston
Sydney, , from Bangor, ditto
Herald, , hence at Baltimore
John Dunlop, -, hence at Philadelphia
Liverpool, Symonds, hence at Halifax
Abercromby, Ure, hence at Quebec
Milman, Arnold, for Belfast, has put back, with loss of anchor
and cable, and sails, &c.
_ _ _

Irlam, Illutehinso'n, hence for Barbadoes, has put back
The Clyde, for Sydney, N.S.W. has put back—all well. Captain
Matches reports, that at 10 a.m. this day, (Monday) when off the
Ormsheads, saw the Sandbach, for Demerara—all well—apparently
standing for sea. Nothing reported of the Gazelle, for Bahia.
George Washington, for New York.—The letter bags for this
packet-ship will be closed at the Consignees' office at 1 p.m. this
day, (Tuesday.)