The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

Swordfish, Cobb,

'Pernambuco

Brigand (s.s.), Thomson
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The Creole is supposed to be the vessel reported as the
Elise, off Vera Cruz on the 2nd of October.
Niagara (r.m.s.), Leitch, from this port, at Halifax Oct.
27, and sailed for Boston.

Ashburton, John William, from New York and Belfast,
arrived at this port in tow of a steamer from Belfast Lough.

The Saranalc, from this port, off the Delaware 21st Oct.

Ina, off Holyhead, witlilosi of both topmasts.
The Compromise, from New York to this port, went on
shore on West Bank, Nantucket, Oct. 25, and got off the
following morning.
Trimmer, Stoneman, from Newfoundland, for this port,
and Union, from Ostend for this port, at Beaumaris.
Andromache, Tait, from New York for London, off Scilly.
Wyoming and Mary Pleasants, hence at Philadelphia.
Devon, Corrigan, hence at Philadelphia. with damage, loss
of boats, bulwarks, &c., and part of cargo thrown overboard.at
New York,
leaky, Phillips. and State Rights, Paxton,hen ce
New York. E. G. Barney, Barney, hence at w
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard._
Glasgow (s.s.), from Glasgow at New York.
Parliament, Murdoch, hence at Boston.
Susan, Jolly, hence at Halifax.
fi ld and Guy Mannering, Freeman,
saidliZOich.lerrlck, hence at Philadelphia, with loss of spars,
Roger Stewart, Sko
Leda,e hence at Virginia.
hence at New York.
Nov.A Savannah.
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on fire, apparently abandoned,
GWa7lialltizainto,
BOSTON, Oct. 21.—A ship
naa6k,
.lon.e7l3n,al:y tahzeer,Chfraormles
eirie.Osfrcotim.i—t in here with loss of bowsprit, &c., having
BEAuMARIS,
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Wexford,
been in contact with a large ship off Tusher, Oct, gi,HALIFAX, Oct. 27.—The barque Alicia was totally lost
about Ist Oct., on the Magdalen Islands. Part of the car
and materials saved, and sold for .500. g
Quertec, Oa
ct.Stadacona, arived her, repors
having seen Norwegian barque in ther river with the cretw
of the ship Wakefield, which sprung a leak at sea.
BOSTON, Oct. 26.—The Arcole, Lewis, from Baltimore to
Liverpool, with a cargo of wheat and tobacco, was wrecked in
a gale on the 19th inst. A war steamer was despatched from
Baltimore on the 25th to render assistance.
KEY WEST, Oct. 22.—The Laetitia, from Honduras to Cowes,
is ashore on Martin's reef. Wreckers have gone to her
assistance.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—The Western World, from Liverpool
to this port, was stranded 22nd inst., near Squam Beach, and
remains full of water, very much bent up amidships, and
settled down in the sand, and it is feared she will iiut be got
off, and that the iron in her bottom will not be recovered.
It is expected that the remainder of her cargo will be saved.
BELFAST, Nov. s.—The Sophia, Bird, from Glasgow to
Melbourne, ran ashore on Burrell Isle, last night, and fills
with the tide, and it is feared will be a total wreck. The
passengers have been landed with part of their luggage. The
Gondola, from Troon to Cuba, is on shore on Millisle, and
fills with the tide. The Guiding Star, from Liverpool to New
York, has put into this lough with loss of spars, sails, rigging,
&c.; she left Liverpool Oct. 27.
SCILLY, Nov. 4.—The Margaret, Rogers, of Liverpool, from
Hartlepool to Aden, has put in here to-day, with sails split,
making a little water, and captain ill.