The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-11-23 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, Novininna ig.—Wind variuble
—Lady Florence, Bishop, from Drogheda.

Oft —Huskisson, from Africa—Lima, from PUrriba— Queen Vic-
toria,•from New Orleans—Enterprise. and Ocean, from Quebec—
and Elizabeth, from Hambro':

SAX I.E D.—Acadia (steamer) Pyrie, for Halifax, &e—Coronet, Bute,
for Charleston—Dorothea Bertha, Domanshy, for Pillau—Amelia,
Teasdell, for Havana.

Wilsons, CaMpbell, hence at Deme.
Sphynx, hence at Smyrna

Lord Redesdale, Bayley, saile.l from Smyrna for Liverpool
October

James Duncan, Ritchie, from Odessa at Constantinople, and
sailed 26th October for Liverpool
Favourite, Williamson, hence at Syra

Ocean Queen, .Leggett, saiied from Messina for Barletta and
Liverpool 24th October, and Sophia, Giarobe, 26th October for
Liverpool
Sheldrake, Foster, sailed from Geno". 3th November, and Blo-
medon, Orfeur, yth Nov. both for Liverpool
St. Clement, Alexander, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool 11th
November
Mary & Harriet, Rees, hence at St. Petersburg
bavid, M•Callum, hence at Pillan
Intrepid, , from Richibucto, at Hull
Amity, Anderson, hence to Savannah, was spoken Bth Nov. in
lat. 48, long. 19

SATURDAY, Nov Ema sit 20.—Wind S.S.E. moderate,

ARRlVED.—Mischief, , from Cephalonia—Lima, —,
from Paraiba; sailed 3rd October—Queen Victoria, Thompson,
from New Orleans—Syren, Foster, from Messina—Nautet, from
Cadiz—William, Clausen; St. Harlampy, Kruger, and Easton Nab,
Cass, from St. Petersburg.
SAILED.—Sarah Fleming. Snow, for Africa—Frances, Wescott,
for Savannah—General Wiltshire, Leslie, for New York—and
L'Albert, Cormier, for Bordeaux.

Queen Victoria, (steamer) from Dublin, at this port, after being
aground near the Clarence Dock
Dale, —, hence to New Orleans, was spoken off the Western
Isles

Republic, —, hence for New York, was spoken 15th October,
in lat. 47. long. 37
Charlotte, hence for Africa, was spoken 18th Nov. off Bombay
Helena, Byerch, hence for Konigsberg, at Stornaway, with loss
of sails and foreyard

Mauney, for Oporto, has put back, leaky
Postboy, Lovering, from Smyrna, at Standgate Creek 17th Nov.
in twenty-eight days
Midlothian, -, from Sincapore, at St. Helena, reported this
day, by the Meg of Meldon, that arrived here from Calcutta, 7th
November

Inglis, -, and Halifax Packet, from Bombay, at St. Helena
Whim, -, from St. Domingo for London, was spoken 11th
Nov. in lat. so, long. 15, with loss of mate, and crew all sick,
except the captain and one man
Princess Royal, -, from Malta for Liverpool, was spoken sth
November, off Almeira

Harmony, —, from Danzic for Liverpool, at Stornaway, with
loss of topsail yard
Sir Charles Napier, supposed from Liverpool for New South
Wales, was spoken 14th Nov. thirty -miles south of Scilly, with
loss of foretopmast and jib-boom
FA LAI oliTli, Nov. le.—The Sarah, Mills, from Liverpool for New-
foundland, was towed in here to-day, with loss of fore and main
masts, bowsprit, yards, sails, rigging. &c. haiing been run foul of
while lying to on the night of the 13th Nov. in lat. 48, long. 8.
The Providence, Hawkey, from Molaga for Liverpool, came in here
to-day, with loss of sails, boat, cookbouse, stanchions, &c.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21.—Wind S.W

ARRlVED.—Mastery, from Tobasco—Voyager ; Ocean, and En-
terprise. from Quebec—Emily, from Sicily—Arrow, from Cadiz—
George Palmer, from St. Petersburg—and Huskisson, Lucas, from
Bonny; sailed 4th August.
SAlLEn.—Wave, Scolly, for Bombay.

Zephyr, from Alexandria for Liverpool, was spoken 4th Nov. off
Cape de Gatt
BRZNIERHAVICN, Nov. 13.—The John Roberts, from England,
has come in here with loss of anchor and chain

Ho LynEAD, Nov. 20.—The Maid of Alicante, from Liverpool for
St. Michael, put in here yesterday, with much damage, huving
been in contact 17th Nov. with a brig, supposed to be the Laurel,
which is believed to have lost her bowsprit
WORKINGTON, Nov. 19.—A large brig, supposed to be the Con-
gress, M'Neill, passed this port, for tire Northward, to-day, under
jury mainmast, and with loss of foretopgallant mast.
MILBORD, Nov. 18.—The Duke of Wellington, Draper, from
Malaga, for Liverpood. which put in here lath Nov. after striking*
on the rocks, must discharge to repair.
CONINHAGRII, Nov. 13.—The Hermine, Zornan, from Liverpool,
for Stettin, was stranded near Leselie, 10th November, and is full
of water. The Medea, IKrogerus, from Liverpool, for Pernam, has
arrived in the Roads, leaky, with loss of sails, &c.

MONDAY, NO WE MBZR 22.—Wind W.N.W. fresh

ARRIVED.—CIio, Causick ; Woodmansterne, Hinderwell, and
Princess Royal, from Malta—Mathilde, Janheit, and Law-
sons, fiom Marseilles—Nerio, from Denia—Statira, Williams. from
M laga—Nordern, Wickland, from Gamla Carleby—Catherine,
Pottinger, from St. Petersburg—Harmuny, Boadin, and Dash,
Wave, from Danzic—Kihgston, M'Lean, from China and Dublin—
Prince Albert, Shorten, from Bantry—Agnes, from Galway—Mar-
chioness, Starkie, for Killough—Rosina, Freik, and Louisa and
Elizabeth, from Poole.

Margaret, from Calcutta, at Ascension
Black-eyed Susan, Puncard, from Beirout, at Gibraltar. and
sailed sth Nov. for Liverpool

Veitch, Adamson, sailed from Gibraltar for Liverpool 6th Nov.
Lilean, Lilean ; Tarujo de Inveja, Caldas, and Totness, King,
hence at Lisbon

Restauracao de Lisboa, Palha, sailed from Lisbon 10th Nov. and
Christian, Gardner, 11th Nov. both for Liverpool
Mary Ann, Chapman, sailed from Oporto for Liverpool 13th Nov.
Charlotte, for Africa, has put back
North Pole, from Bombay, at this port; sailed 30th June, and
from Ascension 25th September. Spoke the Renard, from Calcutta
to London, (date, lat. and long. not reported.)

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 20.—H.N. Ships Malabar, (72) and Spartan,
(26) both of which have been fitted with despatch for China, and
arc now in the sound ready for sea, have had their destinations
altered. The Malabar will proceed to the Mediterranean, and the
Spartan to the West Indies. M.M S. Harlequin, (16) just arrived
from the eastward, goes to China direct

WHITEHAVEN, Nov. 20.—The Laurel, of Jersey, laden with
apples, was towed in here a derelict this afternoon, with loss of
bowsprit, and foretupmast, &c —Mem —The above will no doubt
be the vessel that was in contact with the Maid of Allicaute, that
put into Holyhead 19th November

Po RTS 0 UTII, Nov. 20.—The Facility, Vincent, from Liverpool
to Gravesend, ran on shore last night on the Sand Head. but was
assisted off this day, and brought in.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 22, 1841

Wind at Holyhead West, blowing fresh in the morning ; W.S.W.
at noon, and N.W.in the evening.
Off Holyhead, at 1 p.m. No. 325;, Troubadour, (steamer) from
Bristol.

Off Point Lynas, at 2 p.m. No. 6570, James Laing, brig, or, Kel-
sick Wood, has a pilot.
A schooner, inward bound, aground in the Rock Gut at 11 30
a .m.