The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25 00:00:00

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Amazode, (90) Rosscha, fm St ITl)es, with 343 chests 341 hf chests
oranges, 92 bdls and loose abt 4 t cork, E H Burnett-61 frails 130 doz
small hskts figs, 3 bzs lemons, 300 pomegranates, 5 bms 73 jars grapes,
5 bgs nuts, 2 c shell almonds, said Master—K Dk
MEDITERRANEAN.

Hannah, (135) llacquoil, fm Catania, with 190 t brimstone, A Big-
land-2 bxs lemons, said Master—K Dk
EUROPE.

Annette, (216) Wulff, fm Archangel, with 2817 deals, 316 deal ends,
2000 mats, Stewart, Bald and co-13 brls tar, 2 brls pitch, said Master
—B Dk

*Dipptitg inttlitgence.

MONDAY, Nov. 21.—Noon, Wind South.—Moderate.

ARRlVED.—Annette, Wulff, from Archangel—Rodil, Main, and En-
deavour, Owens, from Drogheda—Leven, and Mersey, from Dublin—
New Pursuit, Clum, from Milford—Speedwell, Falconer, from Inver-
ness—Ruby, Wilson, from Greenock—Stag, Campbell, and Clown,
Marshall, from Glasgow—Antigua Packet, M'Enight, fm Whitehaven
—Wellington, Pritchard. from Carnarvon—Esther and Jane, Muir, fm
Isleman.

SAlLlRD.—Crusader, Wickman, for Calcutta—Vanguard, Stewart,
and Mary Dugdale, Harrison, for Bombay—Mansfield. Atken, for
Africa—Burrell, Douglas, for Sierra Leone—William Salthouse, Barr,
for Trinidad—Donald, Potts, for Berbice —lndian, Borthwick, for
Pernambuco—Agnes,Cobb, for Rio Janeiro—Jane, Bowness, for Cadiz
and Mexico—Venture, Wilson ; Lanark, Simpson ; Coeur de Lion,
Robinson ; and Enchantress, Donaldson, for New York—Kensington,
Curtis, for Philadelphia—Dorothy Gales, Moore, for New Orleans—
Cove, Cothay, for Newfoundland—Fenwick Keating, M`Kenzie, and
Emerald, Campbell, for St. John, N.8.--Carena, Haydon, for Genoa—
Achilles, Muller, for Memel—Prowler, M'Dowall, for Beirout—Ann,
Pringle, for Gibraltar—John Ormerod, Dickson, for Oporto—Agatha,
Potjewyd, for Rotterdam—Fortuna, Jansen, for Antwerp.

Lord Stanley, Arthur, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed 27th
September for Falmouth.
Rosalind, Little, sailed from St. Helena for Falmouth, and the Fee-
ler, for this port, 27th Sept.
Frederick. Pomerisch, and Gluckauf, Kruger, hence, at Pillan.
Oriental, Sceales, hence, for Calcutta, was spoken 24th Sept., in lat
9 2 N, loeg 20 52 W.
The Gluckauf, Krugo, hence, at Pilieu.
Renown, WKinney, hence, for Africa, at Milford, to repair bobstay,

CARDIFF, Nov. 18.—The Hannah, Quayle, fm Newport to Liverpool,
put in here yesterday in a sinking state, and is now on the mud in
Pourith Roads full of water.

TUESDAY, Nov. 22.—N00n, : Wind N. W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Mail.—High Water 1011 34m.)
ARRIVED—The Palinurus, Aychford, from Richora—Habnab, Hac-
quevil, from Catania and Cork—Georgians, --, from Arica and
Valparaiso—Lady East, Hewitt, from Quebec.
ALSO ARiIVRD—The Martha, Dunn ; and Brian Born, Atkinson
from Dublin—Prosperity, Grayson, fm Glasgow—Maid of Galloway,
—, from Stranraer—John M'Adam, Jones, from Waterford—The
Leeds, (steamer) from Dublin—City of Glasgo, (steamer) from Glas-
gow—The William Huskisson, (steamer) from Dublin.
SAILED—The Harriet, Wilson, for Maranham—Letltia, Potts, for
Gibraltar and Cadiz—Mary Hartley, Priestman, for Madras and Cal-
cutta—l'orcupiue, Cook, for Lyra and Constantinople.

General Wolfe, from Lisbon for Monte Video, was spoken 15th Oc-
tober. in lat. 8 33 N, long. 23 35 W.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 20.—The Espoir. mail, has just arrived fm Lisbon,
where all was quiet.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23.—N00n, Wind W.N.W.—A gale.
(An Irish Mail.—High Water Ilh 10m.)

ARRIVED—The Ganges, Crawford; and Lady East, Black, from
Quebec—Cigar, Clarkson, from Valparaiso—Maguasha, Johnstone.
from Ceara—Fecjee. Bewley, from Manilla—Georgiana, llill, from
Arica, &c.

ALso Annlvan—The Hope, Bryce, from Bantry—Corsair, Gowan,
from Belfast—lierald,Waters, from Cork—Comet;Philips, from Dub-
lin—Green Isle, Reynolds ; Grana Uile, White ; and John, APCann,
from Drogheda—Hobert Napier, Coppin, from Londonderry—Ellen,
Lynn, from Newry—Gipsy, Coppell, from Waterford—Queen of the
Isle, Gill. from the Isle of Man—Confidence, Philips, from Bristol—
A polio, Taylor, from Bridgewater—Arrow, Hall, from Cardiff—Eliza,
Thomas, from Swansea—Eucles, Bolton, from Llanelly.

The Corsair, Cumming, hence, at Constantinople, after being on
shore, but without apparent damage.
The Midas, Kenmarth, hence, at Ceara.
Catharine, Layhourne, hence and Beirout, at Smyrna.
Theodorick, N ale, hence and Malta, at do.
Mary Cumming, Thomson, hence, at Havre.
Howard, Beuzley ; and Broad Axe, Gavey, hence, at Marseilles.
Cnruoens, Barnes, hence otf Oporto, 15th instant.
Active, Grotz, hence, at l'illau.
Cynosure, Rice, hence for Rio de Janeiro, at Milford.
Luna, Fink, hence, at S innemande.
The Cambyses, --, hence for Rio de Janeiro, was spoken in
lat. 9 N, long. 21 W.
The Captain Ross, —, hence for Halifax, was spoken 7th ult.
in long. 36.
Hebron, Burnell, from Matanzas, at Cowes.
Corcyra' New, from Valparaiso, at Deal, sailed the 23d August.
Patriot, Dunn, from the Cape of Good Hope, at London.
H.M.S. Hyacinth, from Ceylon, at Portsmouth, sailed 31st July,
from the Cape 23d Sept. and prom St Helena 7th Oct.
The Ann, Storr, from St Petersburgh for this port; at Pentland
Frith.
The Vrow Henrietta, Klea, from Jersey for this port, at Plymouth,
with sails split.
The Betsey Black, Anderson, from Smyrna, at Standgate Creek.
Gustavus,'tteadell, from Chili, at Swansea.
Watkins, Whiteside, sailed from Cowes for this port the 20th inst.
William Wise, Hirst, sailed from Deal for Hobart Town 20th inst.
A fricaine, Duff, from London. at the Cape of Good Hope.
Recovery, --, from Bombay, at St Helena.
Jean Ilastie, Robertson, from Ilalifax, at Demerara.
Plata, Wood, from Tarragona, at Buenos Ayres.
Nautilus, Mitchinson, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London, the
Bth September.
The Unity, Gater, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for London 27th Sept.
The Yare. Fawcett, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Santos and Val-
paraiso 3d October.
Several vessels broke adrift in the Prince's Dock last night, but only
sustained trifling damage.
The Thomas, , from the Isle of Man, was capsised this morn-
ing in the Rock Channel—one man drowned.
The Dash, —, from St John's for Pernambuco, was spoken 24th
ult. in lat. 46, long. 46, and supplied with provisions by the Lipton,
arrived at Aberdeen.
Thr Feejee, Bewley, arrived at this nort from Manilla, sailed 30th
June, and from St Helena 27th Sept. On the 10th Sept. off the Cape,
spoke the Merino, for London.
The Cigar, Clarkson, arrived at this port from Valparaiso, sailed 21st
August. The Cyrus sailed 5 weeks previous for this port. The Mary
and Ann, Henrietta, and Reindeer, for the Coast ; and the Elizabeth
Walker, for China, were to sail the following day.
CaossTa or. Nov. 3.—The Ann, Chevas, from Liverpool, is con-
ch as a total wreck ; 16'O bales of cotton, and part of the salt has
been saved.

THURSDAY. Nov. ::4.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water Ilh Von p.m.)
AnnivEn—The Ellen, Johnson : and Melhy. Eden, from Pernam-
hueo—Dean, Dean, from Par,iba—Fame, Whitley, from Buenos
Ayres--Aleyon, Muir, from (Itv•hec—ll,;rvest Home, , from
liambro'—Cyrus, --, from V•tlparaiio—Charlotte, White, from
Jamaica, sailed from Port Royal 13th Oct.

The Heywood, Jones, hence, for China, ofr, Anjer, 2ilth July.
Murray, Houston, hence, at Jianaica.
Eliza Johnson, Petrie. hence and Bahia, at Pernambuco.
was spoken 2il Oct. in lat. 7 49 N,
Pacific, Wood. hence fur Ceara,
long. 2.5 34 W.
Express Packet, , at Falmouth.
The Manchester, awl Swallow. fin Newfoundland, at. Pernambuco.
Albion, Kyd, .from St Petersburgh for this port, was spoken 15th
instant, in lat. 58, long. 1 E.
The Isis, -.-,, for Batavia and Singapore, off Anjer, Vith July.
Science, M`Lellan, from the Clyde, at Jamaica.
Duchess of Claience. Hobbs-, from Cork, at In,
The Charlotte White, arrived 7t this port from Jamaica, sailed from
Port Royal 13th October, in company with the Alecto for Manzanillo.
The Diligent sailed 3d Oct. for this .port. On the 14th Oct. oil the East
end of Jamaica, spoke the Frank, Harrison, hence for Kinostort. On
the 18th Oct. saw a brig. on shore en the South Point of Incagua,
apparently an American, with several wrepk,
about her.
The John Brooks. Adams, from Valnaraiso f.ur London. MIS spoken
tSt;el4(;,iiiiigiuti?2,l,foulreuer.ingtiea
gt2.6,,1!.1,:t5. isrtlr!iiiti.,2l!,ti.bleo:l,lvg,..t I:sofinelt:itlt. ~13
Llewellyn, of Milford, was
and carried away 1;o its tailwarl:,. stand , gc, '
WOUS
A sloop. supposed to be the Friends,
wrecked yesterday on Mad Wharf, near Formby.