The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-11-13 00:00:00

Shannon, hillock, from Bombay at this port, sailed the Igth July
and from St. Helena the 26th Sept. On the gth Oct. in lat. gO, N
lon. 21 0. W. saw a large steamer, standing to the southward. 01
the 11th, in lat. 10 0, N. lon. 22 0, W. spoke the Brothers, hence fo]
New South Wales.

Echo, Brock, from Laguna at this pert, sailed 10th Sept. The
Horsford sailed on the Ist, and the David on the sth' for this port.
The Astrea and Isabel were loading for this port, and the Elizabeth
for Cork, for orders.

Cigar,' Harvey, from Ceara at this poit, sailed 4th Oct. The
Severn was to sail from Aracati for this port about 6th.
Henry Parnell, Airth, from Savanilla at this port, sailed 11th
Sept. Off Cape Antonio, spoke the Elizabeth of this port, hence
for Texas.

England, Waite, from New York, at this port ; sailed in the
afternoon of the 20th of October. Left the London Packet, for
Quebec, the same day. The England experienced very boisterous
weather. On the 2nd instant, in lat. 47 2N, long. 27 45 W, ex-
perienced a hurricane from the northwest, which blew away her
topsail and foresail. Soon after saw a brig, with loss of fore-top-
mast. The steamer Acadia arrived at Boston two days before the
President arrived at New York. The Europe, Marshall, hence,
arrived out on the 20th of October. Passed the New York, on the
38th of October, in lat. 42 SO, long. 34
Providence, Nichol, hence at Antigua.
Queen Victoria, Phillips, hence at Demerara.
Camoens, Matterface, hence at Trinidad.
Supply, Leslie, hence at Jago de Cuba.
Jamaica, ,from Barbadoes at Nassau, N.P.
Frances, Sharpe, hence at Hobart Town:
Acadia, (steamer), hence at Boston, 17th Oct.
President, (steamer), hence at New York, 18th Oct.
Europe, Marshall, hence at ditto, 20th.
Cyrus, Newport, hence at Savannah. .
Crescent, , hence at Marseilles.
Aurigade, Rocha, hence at Oporto.
Tweed, -, hence at Trieste.
Eclipse, Mullyart ; Nyverheid, Lievens ; Auguste, Kirkhove ;
Loochristy, Dofty, and Egide, Steene, hence at Ostend.
Regatta, , hence off Riga.
Retrench, Rhodes, from Honduras at Cove, for orders.
George, Ray, hence for Savannah, at ditto, leaky, and must dis-
charge.

Heroine, Jeatt, from London for this port at Dartmouth, witt
loss of anchor and chain.
Maas, Bakema, from Rotterdam for this port off ditto.
Pero, Patterson, hence for Dordt at Milford.
Nile sailed from Valparaiso for this port about the gth Aug. Tin
Neptune and Maria were to sail for this port the 13th.
Diamond, Rees, sailed from Demerara Sth Sept. and Milton,
O'Brien, on the 10th—both for this port.
Balance, Browning, sailed from St. Thomas for this port 26tli
Sept.

Josephine, Scott, sailed from St. Jago de Cuba for this port 29t1

Euphemia, Duff, sailed from Leghorn for this port 21st Oct
Dart, Vittery, sailed from Oporto for this port 27th Oct.

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Mary Ann, from Oporto to Vigo, was spoken sth Sept. in lat
16 0, S. lon. 34 0, W. with loss of rudder, sails, and foretopmast•
head carried away, and was supplied with provisions, rigging, &c
to enable her to reach Bahia.

Woodstock, hence for St. John's, N.B. was spoken 10th Oct. it
lat._42 0, lon. 50 0.

Minerva, hence for Messina, was spoken I3h Oct. in lat. 36 0,
lon. 7 0.

Medora, Harrison, hence for Chariston, was spoken 23rd Oct. ir.
44 0, lon. 38 0.

Alecto, Ayshford, hence for Jamaica, was spoken 55 miles S.S.E.
of Kinsale.

GENOA, Oct. 31.—The George Lord, Amlot, from Liverpool to
Leghorn, put in here yesterday, with loss of both masts, in a gale
2gth instant, off Gergona.
NASSAU, Sept. 29,—The Margaret Hightleld, from St. Jago de
Cuba to Swansea, was abundoned by the crew to the southward of
this island ; the master and mate previously died on board. The
vessel was seen from this port 12th instant, and several wreckers
went off to bring her in, but could not discover her, and it is
feared she has foundered.

DUNDALK, Nov. 10.—The Margaret, Marshall, from Liverpool to
Westport, struck on the North Bull this afternoon and was aban-
doned by the crew. She was shortly after taken possession of by
the coast-guard and brought in.

FisuauWity, Nov. 6.—The Chirk Castle, from Liverpool to St.
John, N.B. was fallen in with to the eastward of the Banks of New-
foundland on her beam ends, and first and second mates and seven
seamen drowned. The captain and remainder of the crew were
taken off the wreck by the Triton, from Quebec, arrived here.