The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN,

Garonne, Dunn, from Baltimore for Antigua, 4th Oct., in lat.
25 28 N, long. 61 W, by the British Queen, Wise, from Antigua
—Philomela, hence. 20th instant. off Cork, by the Eliza Johnson
—Juliet, Erskine, hence for China, 25th Sept.. in lat. 23 N, long.
22. by the Antelope. at Pernambuco—Vulture. from Newfound-
land for Pernambuco, 2d Oct , off Picoa Tower—Snipe, of Loa_
don hence to St. John's, Newfoundland. Bth instant, in lat. 43,
long 38—Henry Tanner, from St. John, N.B. for London. 14th
instant, in lat. 51, long 16. by the Indus—Glasgow, of Green-
ock. 14th instant, in lat. 47, long. 27—Port Glasgow, 17th inst.,
in lar. 50, long. 17, by the Soldan—Johnston, from London to
Sydney, 17th September, in lat. 24 S, long. 27 W—Manchester,
of London, for the Cape of Good Hope, same day, by the Ca-
zuil'a—Patrick Henry, hence for New York, 3d instant, in lat.
50, long. 25—Tory, hence for Savannah. sth instant, in lat. 51,
long. In, by the Ajax—Mary, brig, of this port, for the Coast of
Africa. 27th Oct.. in lat. 11 N, long. 23 W—Socrates, hence for
Calcutta, 12th Sept, in lat. 34 S, long.l3E—Maid of Cashmere,
hence for Sydney. 10th Oct., in lat. g N, long. 25 W—Lima
Packet, hence for Demerara, 14th instant, in lat. 45, long. 10— j
Nancy, Bth instant, in lat. 37. long 10.

WEDNESDAY, NOVFMBER 25.—Wind S., light.
ARRIVED —Wilhelmina, Bulkeley. Alexandria, E—Compton,
Chipman; Admiral, Buchanan ; and Caledonia. Hunter, from
Quebec—Hydaspes, Lawson. Shippegao—Buona Maria, Giavo-
vick,

Bolivar, Mazore, hence at Painhoaf.
Frederick Wilhe:m, Behrendt, hence at Danzic.
Patriot, Korf, hence at Warnemur de.
Neils Gylding, Wold. hence at Helvoet.
Martina Joanna. Van Driesten, hence at Helvoet.
Palnayre, Waldack. and Auguste, hence at Ghent.
Lady Harvey, Mitchell, from Wallace, and Cheshire Witch,
from Taganrog at Cove.
The Hero of Acre, from Quebec for this port, wa, passed .20th
Nov., dismasted, waterlogged, and abandoned, by the China,
arrived at Bristol.
Lies BOAT AT MOELFRA.—The Anglesey Shipwreck Institu-
tion have lately built a new life.boat, which it is intended shall
be stationed on the N.E. coast. at or near Moeifra. All nautical
men who have seen the boat pronounce her to be a very supe-
rior one in every respect. She is from the yard of Mr. T. Car-
stairs, of Liverpool. This will complete the Anglesey establish-
ment to six life boats.
WATERFORD, Nov. 23.—The Reindeer, Tindall, from Liver-
pool for Rio Janeiro, has put back here with loss of mainsail,
foretopsail, and stern-boat.
Covu. Oct. 23.—The Iceland, Morton, from Liverpool for Ha-
Vannah, has put back here, with loss of mainmast, &c., during a
gaie on Thursday night.
ILFRACOMBE, Nov. 23.—A vessel, supposed to be the Rowena,
of Jersey. was seen to founder yesterday between Lee and Mort
Point. Eighteen casks of palm oil and eight bags of nuts have
beer, washed ashore from her.
WHITICHAVEN. Nov. 23.—The Joven de Lima, from Vianna
for Liverpool, was wrecked at Haverigg Point 20th instant.
Crew saved.
Pwrmotrrs, Nov. 22.—Madonna, from Moulmein, while dis.
charging at Davenport, drove on shore on the West Med, but
was assisted off soon after.
MILFORD, Nov. 21.—Charlotte, Evans, of and for Newport,
from the Clyde, drove on the rocks under the Old Dock-yard to-
day, and received some damage. Favourite, Davies, from
Whit, haven for Porthcawl, was in contact with the Coquette,
of Limerick, and lost stancheons and bulwarks.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBHR 26.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Tweed, from Philade;phia—Yeoman, King, frem
St. John. N.B.—Harry Lorrequer, Quebec—Flash, Steele;
Highlander, Suerree, and Fairfield, Abbott, St. Petersburg—St.
Clements. Cobham, Dordt—Stephen. Watson, St. Anthew's—
JOb Watson, Emery, Tarragona.

Sisters. Rogan, from Killough, w th furniture from the steam.
ship Great Britain.
Chieftain, hence nt Beaumaris.
Astrea, for Constantinople. off Algiers.
Arab, hence for Ancona, off Cape de Gatt, with loss of bul-
warks. aranehenna. and part of her cutwater.
WATIIIRFORD. Nov. U.—The Earl of Kingston, Lewis, from
Newport for Liverpool. which was on shore in Angle Bay, has
been got off after discharging.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.—Wind N N.E., light.
ARRIVED.—AIice Jane, Bleasdale, from Havana—Eliza, Stab,
and Safeguard. Smith, Montreal—Onega, Buchanan ; Affghan,
Black and Oceana, from Quebec—Edwin, Smith, Taganrog—
Vesper, Messina and Waterford.
SAILED.—Henry Pratt, Hartley, New Orleans—Mary, Killam,
Yarmouth, N.S.—Sarah. Barclay, and Glasgow. Cook, Savan-
nah—George, Key, Alexandria, E.—Exchange, SI axon, Dl essi-
na—Pet, Shotten, Bordeaux—Schoodiac, Gr ffin, Mobile.

Josephine, Martin; Endeavour, Brabiu ; and Senora dos
Martyres, Cava, hence at Lisbon.
Vintage, Cockerell, hence at Oporto.
Seike Vanderwest, Lukins, and Afina Agatha, Mulder, hence
at Texel.
Ceres, Vernes ; Elizabeth and Susan, Hotblack, and Ida Cor-
nelia, Schink, hence at elvoet.
Pina, Toma,,sick, and Henriette, Damlovich, hence at Trieste.
Alexander Adam, Stokes. hence at nrowershaven.
Liberty. Mowatt, hence for Copenhagen, at Stromness.
Pandora, Bisson, for Honduras at Cove, with head of fore.
;oast damaged, loss of sails. and leaky.
Unicorn, Nicholls, and Importer, M`Laren, from Quebec at
Cove.
The Elizabeth, Tickle, hence to Jamaica, which went on shore
near Aberdovey, October 23, is a total wreck.
The Nottingham, Bel, from Quebec to this port, was aban-
doned at sea; crew saved by the Ocean Queen, arrived at Bris-
tol.
MILFORD, Nov 24.—The Betsey, of Yarmouth, from Patrasto
Liverpool, has been brought into this port a derelict, witb only
Mainmast standing, by the Brazilian. The crew of the Betsey
are supposed to have been taken off by the Gratitude, of Shields,
bound up the British Channel.
WATERFORD, Nov. 24. —The Princess Charlotte, Ozanai, from
Lisbon to Cork, was towed in here yesterday, dismasted and a
derelict, by the Vesper, from Messina to Liverpool.
VESSELS SPOKEN.

Great Western, (steamer.) hence for New York, 12th Nov., in
lat. 45, long. 51—Katinka hence for St. Michael's, 23d Nov., in
lat. 50, long. 6 30—Hope, from Falmouth for Seville, off Cape
St. Vincent, five days out.

SATURDAY, Nov. 28.—Wind N.E. mcderate,

ARRIVED.—George, —, and Lockwoods, from Quebec.
SAlLED.—llerbett, Amer; King Alfred, Knill, and White
Mouse, Ditcham, for St. Michael—Sophia, We,tcott, for Ter-
ceira—Cressida, M'Fie. for Calcutta—John Tomkinson, Hutch-
inson for Cuba—Eliza Bell, Hewitt. for Hayti—Science, William-
son, for Santa Martha—Pearl, Black, for Gulf of Mexico—,ecret,
Hilton, and Callao, Moore, for Urns—Libya, 1)cvo, for Laguira
—Mary Queen of Scots, Killey, for Peruambuco—Svea, Dulin,
and Catherine. Browse, for Rio Janeiro—Enchantress,
Caroline Connick.
and Richard Dart, Covering, for Valparaiso—Mary
Kidd ; Oriental, Hoyt, and Princ' ss, Vaughan. for S. John, N
—Eurotus, Potter, for Boston— Virginian, Allen, for New York
—Rankin, M'Briee, for Mobile—Margaret, Black; Wm. Ward,
Srollar, and Bangor, Leighton, for New Orleans—Caledonia,
Wishart, and Junior, Ellis, for Savannah—Cathurina, Hansen,
and Jeune Caroline, Roskamp. for Antwerp—Niels Juul, Larseu,
for Bergen—Emma. Donnnn, and Ipswich, Shire. for Cadiz. &c.
—Frau Gebeke, Valck, for Hamburg—Zephyrus. Clark, for Leg-
horn—Aurora Bosted ; Bridget, Wade, and Maria, Queripel,
for Lisbon—Hums, Fulford, for Malaga—Ann, King*, for ar.
seilles—Zuleika, Holmes, for Naples—Sophia Eveline, SchMultz,
for Odessa—King of Tyre, Stephens, for Oporto—Bolina, Vau.
tier, and Partenotea, Maresca, for Palermo—Eisenbahn, Bu-
banck. for Pill:ln—Harmonic, Schabeling, for Rotterdam—Ariel,
Griffiths, and Cerere, Seglin, for Trieste.

80l vat, John, hence at Nant^s.
Union, Boards. hence at Ostend.
Superb. —, hence at Cape of Good Hope.
Ann and Jane, Smith, fm Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed
this port Bth Oct.
Lady Raffles, Eden, from Havana, at Falmouth, with part of
(tag.) thrown overboard, loss of bulwarks, and leaky.
Mary White, Tucker, from Adelaide, at Cape of Good Hope,
and sailed for Swansea Ist Oct.
Beulah, Smith, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed for
London gth Oct.
Robert Benn. Ritchie, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed
for London i ith Oct.
ST. MATIOARET'S HOPE, Nov. 14.—Glen Morgan, Duncan,
from Liverpool, for Copenhagen, took the ground in passing
through Water Sound, but came off on the flood, and brought
up in Carr Roads.

SUNDAY, 29th NOVRIAIIHR —Wind N.E., light.
ARAIVED.--liona Des, Brown, from Quebec, and Countess of
Ninto, Allen, from Cronstadt.
SAman.—Amistad, La Malta, for Manilla—Balfour, Overend,
Bombay—Jesusa, Goic echea, and Unica Hija, Convenios. Ha-
vana—Mary Campbell, Steele, nno Governor, Tallentire, Trini-
dad—Archer, M'Lauchlan, Demerara—Lord Althorp, Elliott,
Valparaiso—Venilia, Mnrchie, and General Veazie, Fairfield,
New Orleans—Samuel Hicks, Bunker, and Hector, Spencer,
New York—Queen of the Ocean. Tilley, Mobile—Clemence,
Ninteman, Antwerp—Waldcznar, Tornor, and Speculant, An-
dresen, Bergen—Paquete dos Acores, Trinidade, Lisbon—Jupi-
ter, Morrison, Ostend—L Ulbo, Small; Gezina Hermina, Jonk,
and Afina Albertina, Nagel, Rotterdam.

Ist Sept
II M.S

Fortuna, Taylor, from Valparaiso at this port; sai cc
in company with the Cuba ar.d 'Ulnae, for this port
Daphne, (1,,) with a large amount of specie on br
29th Aug. for Rio and England, and the Niagara,
Falmouth. The Agnes and Black Cat were to sail on the sd of
September.
Wray, Wilcock, hence at Stromnces, with loss of sals, msin
shrouds, &c., having been in a gale from the westward, if
Dunneth Head.
Libertas, Ketzkee; Dange, Bulke ; Almalia,
rene, Leonhard, hence off Memel.
Heinrich, Baumgardth ; sir Henry Webb, Brandt; Zeelust.
Berg—Tugend, Schultz; Farewell, Korsch, and fitafette, hence
at Piliau.
Johannes, Gabrahn, and Ame3a, Nauman, hence st Panzic.
Elizabeth, Guthtidge, hence at Hobart Town,
Daisy, John, hence at Han;iburg,
rhfrnbc, hence off Riga,

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