The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30.—Wind W. Blowing fresh.
""ARRIVED.—IsabeI, Jones, from Antigua—F. nny, Sloan, from
Quebec—Rival, Sutherland, from Nassau, N.P.—Sultana,
Smyrna—Lightning, —, from Jersey—Dean, —; Siren,
, from London—Patelinn. Yabsley, from Gijon—Falcon,
Gowan, from Belfast—Actzon, Main, from Glasgow.

g Magistrate, hence, at New South \Vales
Stag, —, hence. at A I, jicr, 11th August
Tigris, Titherington, hence for Canton, was spoken sth August,
in hit 45 N, long 9 IV
Parker, Risien ; Java, Hogarth ; Little Catherine, Williams ;
Rapid, Bolton - and Wanderer. Jenkins, hence, at Demerara
Harriett, Wilson, hence, off Pernambuco
Emily, Wardle. hence, at ditto
Cigar, Davies, hence, at Bahia
Richard. Selkirk ; Thomas Bold, Crougbarn ; Black Prince,—;
Frisk, Artemis, and Science, hence, at ditto
Margaret, —, hence, at ditto
Fanny, Palmer ; Tartar, Edwards ; Deslandes, Smyrna, and
Rachel, hence, at Constantinople
Susan, from Odessa, is on shore near Plymouth
Ilendelaar. Neyman, hence, at Helvoet
4., Sarah, Nixon, from London for this port, at Kingstown
Superb. Inglis, from Sydney, New South Wales, at this port,
sailed 26th July, a• d from Pernambuco 20th October. Left at
Sydney, the Kinnear, and Symmetry, loading for London ; Sulta-
na, Orontes, and Westminster, for India ; Amelia Thompson, Ann
Gales, Duncan, Bright Pt wet Cecilia, City of London, Infegrity.
Janet Izat, and John discharging. Left at Pernarnlmen. the Mary,
and Esk, to sail for this port abour Ist November, and Oberon, and
Jane discharging
Ruby, —.hence for Gibraltar, has put back
A sloop has sunk on Chester bar, otr Point of Ail. The lifa-boat
is alongside at 12 at uoon
Put Into Beaumaris at 11 30 a.m.. Herald, from Cork
Wind at Holyhead, \V., blowing fresh
Selo, Teasdale, from Hamburgh for this port, at Falmouth, very
leaky, and pumps choked
Shepherdess, from Lisbon to this port, struck on King,stown
pier yesterday, unshipped her rudder, and makes a little water.
Friends, Howell, from London for this port, at Sheerness, with
rudder unshipped, and 18 inches water in the hold, having struek
on Margate Sand.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.—Repuldiean, Cardyfer, of Liverpool, was
run on board of by the Carlton, broke her windlass, and was other-
wise injured
OVOIIAL. Nov. 27.—Clementson, Newby, from Puerto Cabello
to Liverpool, was driven on shore at Bally-cotton on the 26th inst.
and it is feared will be a total wreck. Crew saved
COVE, Nov. 28 —lt has been blowing a heavy gale from S.E.
since four o'clock this morning. The vessels bound up channel.
that sailed yesterday, must have a bad time of it to-day. The
Dove, of Waterford, and Scotia. are on shore. The Mary, Smyth,
front Maranhain to LiverpooLwas driven on shore, near Clonakilty,
on the 27th instant, and has gone to pieces, cargo strewed along the
beach . Crew saved
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 28th, Nov. 4. p.m.—The vessels are now run-
ning from the Sound to Sutton Pool, some cut, others parted, and
others slipt. A vessel from Tarragona. with nuts, is lost near
Love. The Ramier la Ville, with wheat, from Bourdeaux to Ply-
mouth, for Mr. Lindon, is reported to have been lost yesterday,
near Falmouth. The weather is very bad. The tide was over the
quays at 3 p. m., an occurrence unprecedented