The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

ARRIVED

Nuovo Guraseppe, Alexandria
Neptune Ditto
Kerelaw, Easdale
Buenos Ayres
S A I
David Harrison,Jellard Bahia
Mary Miller, Hobbs Jamaica
Shark, Toovey Maranham
Clara Wheeler, Nelson
New Orleans
Pyriole (s.s.), Dugast Nantes
Arno (s.s.), hence at Legbor
Occident, Cherructo, sailed
and this port, 6th ult.
Cambria, which arrived here yesterday from Calingapatam,
eencountered a hurricane, from the 3rd to the 11th August,
off the Cape, and threw part of cargo overboard.
The Woodside Ferry steamer Queen was in contact this
morning with the coasting schooner Laity Mostyn, for Run-
corn, which lost bowsprit, &c. The steamer's paddle-box
was slightly damaged.
A derelict brig, apparently English, with house aft painted
green, and covered with canvass, and with something resem-
bling the Ace of Clubs painted on the stern, between the cabin
windows, was passed on the 3rd inst., in lat. 50, lon. 16.
The New Messenger, which arrived here yesterday from
Montreal, encountered a hurricane from northwest on the
20th ult., lat. 31, lon. 28, and was hove-to for twenty-four
hours : during the gale she was struck by a heavy sea, which
carried away her bulwarks, rails, quarter-boards, galley, &c.
BELFAST, Nov. 10.—The James, M'Calmont, of Belfast,
from Glasgow for Liverpool, has put in here, making three
feet of water per hour, having sprung a leak, 6th inst. The
Coronilla, Boyd, of Harrington, from Liverpool for Gibraltar,
&c.. has put in here for examination and repairs, having
sprug a leak, off Tuakar, and lost topmast, sails, &c.

Quebec
Gamla Carleby

Geo. Foster
Familien, Erlen

West Point, Alullinor

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New York
Raymond, Pestel Bordeaux
Amoy, Kenny Savannah
Canada (a.), Stone Boston
Susan Hinks, Gay Ditto

rom Pernambuco for Paraiba

SUNDAY, Nov. I3.—Wind S.E., light.
ARRIVED.
Alps (s.s.), Wickman, Havre.
SAILED.
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Vigilant, Denduyts Ostend Pelican (s.s.), Croft Lisbon
Portland, Ogg I Byzantium, Robson Ditto
Grenada and Mobile H. Eastee, Collins Cape Town
Asia (s.), Lott, from New York, at this port ; sailed 2nd
instant. Has $986,000 in specie on freight. On the 3rd in-
stant, at nine a.m., about 240 miles from New York, passed
the Africa (s.), hence for New 'York.

Neptunus, Jansen, hence at Frederika.
Kitty Cordes, Hannah, hence at Mobile.
Arctic (s.), Luce, hence at New York.
British Queen (s.s.), nubbins, hence at Cagliari.
H. H. Boody, Snow, and J. I'. Whitney, Whitney, hence at
New Orleans.

Maha Ranee cleared at Calcutta, 21st September, and Anne
Melhuish, 24th, for this port.
Henrietta Klasina, Hague, and Cornucopia, Jardis, 23d
September, hence at Singapore.
Albert Edward sailed ,rom Bombay 3rd ult.; Ariga, 11th ;
and John Moore, 13th, for this port.
Wild Flower, Hewitt, and Robert Barbour, Candlish, hence
at Calcutta. _ _

Lady Franklin, Yeaton, experienced heavy north .west
gales, lost foretopgallant mast, sails, &c. ; Albert Gallatin,
Delano ; Garrick, Sands ; Constantine, Duyree ; Australia,
Edwards ; and Forest King, Allen, experienced heavy westerly
gales, had thirty-eight deaths on the passage, hence at New
York.
James Brown sailed from Saugor, 16th Sept., and Sabrina,
Ist ult., for this port.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I.—The ship Austria, from Liverpool
for this port, remains on the shoals, and has bilged. The
vessel and cargo will prove a total loss.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—The Princess Charlotte, from Potook
Mosquito for London, put in here, 31st October, making six-
teen inches of water per hour, and with loss of some sails,
spars, quarter boats, &c., having encountered a hurricane,
19th Oct., in !at 30, lon. 77, from N.H. to S.W. The barque
Diligence, at this port, from Matanzas, reports :—On the 22nd
ult., in lat. 30 52, lon. 77, saw a vessel dismasted and aban-
doned, on fire, with the name of Crawford on the head. A
telegraph dispatch from St. John's, N. 8., this morning, says
that the ship President has been got off, and is at anchor off
Partridge Island.
SHANGHAI, Sep. 21.—The Mensius, Leask, from Liverpool,
got aground in the Yang-tse-Kiang, previous to 14th Sep., but
got off and arrived here on the 16th. The Panic, from Liver-
pool, went ashore on the North Bank, Sept. ; she has dis-
charged the greater part of her cargo, but remains on shore,
and her getting off is very doubtful.