The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-11-02 00:00:00

SUNDAY, OCT, 31.—Wind W., light

ARRIVED.—Enterprise, Davies, and Antarctic, Zeraga, from
New York—Charles Sprague, Pike; Inez, Lunt ; and Maine,
Truman, New Orleans—Sir Chas. Napier, Pettingell ; Orleans,
Henderson; Chatham, Vennis ; Colonist, Alexander; and Ad-
miral, Crisp, Quebec—Queen, Smith, Newfoundland—Emma,
Gibson, St. Stephen, N.B.—Phoenix, M`Bride, Gaspe—Juan,
Valparaiso—Bridget, Short, Para—Trident, and Lady Harvey,
Honduras—Mary Ismay, and Jessie, Laguna—Cronkbane,
Morrison, Antigua—Prosperous, Jones, Scala Nova—Pioheer,
Childs, Akyab—Heatherbell, o;tessa—Thalia, Rogers ; George
Guilford, Robson ; and Royalist, Grunwell, Alexandria, E.—
Alida Elizabeth, Leghorn—lsabel, Medhurst,
Lopez, Seville—Charles Souchay, Tregoning, Charente—Colon,
Agila—Coquette, Altea—Favourite, Whitfield, Zante.
SAlLED.—Catherine Elise, Helbrey, for Port-au-Prince—
Cromwell, Burkes, New Orleans.

The Charles Holmes, for New York, has put back, with loss
of foremast, maintopmast, &c.
Wind, Howlin, hence at Constantinople.
Mary Hannah, Appleby, from Cape Palmas, at Cape Coast
Castle, and sailed 4th Aug. for Fernando Po.
SouTHAmi,ToN, Oct. 29 —The Pharsalia, from Liverpool for
Boston, which put into Cowes yesterday, leaky, has put into
dock, here, and will discharge the greater part of her cargo.

MONDAY, Nov. S.S.W.
(s), Lott, from New York ; left 20th Oct.
—Herald, Gemmell, for New Orleans—Laura and

1 ARRIVED.

Louise,
Emma Hey

Deforc,
John Hancock, Bur
Bess Grant, hence at Gonaives
rt,,,•tau. Bins. hence at Savant

!e at New York

id was 1

for N. York

riui
John Rarenal hence for Philadelphia
nd must tlicharge.
Mogul, from Callao at Baltimore.

I Plymouth, leaky

Lit,' 01011, Al .•
former port 17th Oct., havin,,
which caused her cargo to slut

on her beam ends,

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Julia, hence for Port Philip, sth Aug., off Cape de Verd.
Conqueror, hence for Bombay, 28th Aug., lat. 20 S.
Goliah, hence for Bombay, 15th Oct., in lat. 37 N., long. 12 W.
Ulysses, hence, 14th Oct., 46 N., 15 W.
Nepaul, from London for Melbourne. 30th Aug., 26 S., 30 W.I
was in company with the Birmingham, hence, 12th Aug., in
N.E. trades.
Countess of Erroll, 28th July, 56 S., 63 W.
Fanny, from Cuba, 19th Oct., 52 N., 14 W.; on 12th Oct. en-
countered very severe gales from N.E. and S.E., varying
occasionally to the rorthward and westward, blowing a per
fect hurricane.
Flora, hence for Port Philip, 22d Aug., lon
the equator.
Miltiades, hence for Port Philip, 23d Aug., 11 S., 29 W
Clare, hence for Cape Town, 51 N., 11 W.
Rip Van Winkle, hence for Melbourne, 14th Sept., 6 S., 24 W
Emily, hence for Africa, 21st Oct., 48 N., 12 Vi
Titania, Newf'dland for Pernambuco, 4th Oct.
. .
Ticonderoga, hence for Port Philip
Trafalgar,
y hence
efosreCpat.,
Icalti N., 2
tat6th4:
John
American, hence for Melbourne, 9111 Sept., 44 N.. 10 W
Ellen, hence for Demerara, 17th pct., 48 N., 11 W.
Ann, hence for the Pacific, 29th July, 56 S., 61 W.
Merlin, hence for Melbourne, 6th Aug., off Cape Good Hope
Lockett, hence for China, 45 days out, 35 S., 20 E.
CCoromandel, hence for Valparaiso, 2.8 Oct., 47 N., 15 W.
United, Bengal for this port, Ist Oct., 29 N., 36 W.
Elgin, Bombay for this port, sth Aug., off Cape Good Hope

20 W. ; 31 days to

W
-6 W.

2d Sept., 8 N
pt., 12 N