The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-30 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—John Dalton, Gillespie, from Calcutta; sailed
from St. Helena 11th Oct.—Manchester, Bell, from Bahia;
sailed 2nd Oct.—Nith, Smith, from Calcutta and Mauritius—
Mary Jane, Ewart, from Girgenti—Glendower, Edwards, from
Jersey—Laidmans, and Panthea, Glen, from Calcutta—Mary-
lands, Berry, from Virginia—Juliet Erskine, from Mazatlan—
Fanny, Broderick, from Odessa—lndian, Forsyth, from Barba-
does—Emerald, Buck, from Virginia—John Patchett, from the
Mediterranean—Albion, Wylie, from St. John, N.B.—Leon-
tine, Morire, from Galatz—Dauphin, Le Cerre; Teta, Premuda,
from Constantinople—Johanna, Barker, from Rotterdam—
Eugene, Helsmoortel, from Ostend—Unica Nija, Bastage ;
Jane, White, and Ada, from London.

The Mercutio, Sewell, from Monte Video, at this port; sailed
Erd Oct. The Jessie, Miller, the Nicely, and the Lima,for this
port, and the United, for Cork, sailed about the 20th Sept. The
Martha and James Ray were to sail for London in four or five
days. On the 22nd instant, off Tuskar, spoke the Jos. Bushby,
Sparks, for Bombay..
John Cock, Stenmng, from Batoun, at this port, with loss of
stanchions and leaky, having been struck by. a heavy sea, and
thrown on her beam ends 21st instant, off Point Lynas.
Palos, hence for Boston, has put back.
The Fanny, from Alexandria, on shore near Crosby Point,
capsized during the night.
Lucas Wilderbank, De Grooth, hence for Dordt, has put
back.
John Dugdale, Killock, sailed from Sincapore for this port
13th September.
Elizabeth Russell sailed from ditto for London, 7th Oct.
Pandora, Cobb, from Sydney at Hong Kong.
Marmion, Bell, from IN ewport at ditto.
Mary Sparks, Bushby, sailed from Whampoa 11th Sept. ;
Emma, Hartley, 21st Sept. ; Bahamian, Hawkins, and Matilda,
Il'Dowall, 24th Sept., all for this port.
Confucius, Scott, sailed from Shanghae for this port on the
28th August.
Phoenician. from Aberdeen, at Manilla, in 105 days.
Hindley, hence at the Mauritius.
Blair, from Whampoa at Port Philip, and was to sail for Lon-
don on the 13th August.
Dyson, Crockett, from Sydney at Port Nicholson.
Promise, hence at Sydney.
Marmion, Fletcher, from China at ditto.
St. Helens, Robinson, and Marquis of Chandos, Colenus,
hence at Rio Janeiro.
Salacia, Marshall, from Bahia at ditto.
Selina, Hamilton, from Berbice for this port, at Barbadoes,
leaky.
Richard Cobden, Ledbetter, sailed from Galle for this port
22nd September.
Thomas Fielden, Huntress, from Bombay at Tutucorin.
Princess Helena, Carruthers, hence at Colombo.
Earl of Harewood, Atkin, sailed from Madras for London on
4th October.
John Matthie, Groom, sailed from Calcutta sth Oct. ; Tho-
mas Brocklebank, Thompson, 6th Oct. ; Surat, Harrison ; and
Tartar,Russell, 7th October, all for this port.
Walton, Little, and Francis Barclay, hence for China, at An-
jet' 10th Sept.
Emma, hence for China, at ditto 14th Sept.
Camillus, from Sincapore for this port, off LUCepra on the
23rd September.
Bangalore, Parsons, sailed from Batavia for England on the
Bth September,
Eleanor Russell, Jeffries, hence at Sincapore 4th Sept.
Edward Bowstead, Arnold, hence at ditto 27th Sept.
Harriet Humble, Bevis, hence at ditto 28th Sept.
Thesmerano, hence at Manilla.
Flora, Shadd'ock, hence at Newfoundland.
Alfred, Salter, and Royalist, Cropper, hence at Alexandria.
Cork Packet, Bedford, sailed from Malta for this port on the
13th Nov.
Industry, Holman, sailed from Leghorn for this port on the
9th Nov.
Clio, Bundle, hence at Seville.
Gezina Petronella, Haat, and Amelia and Mary, Laing, hence
at Helvoet.
Gezina, Wykmyer, hence at Brouwershaven.
Henren Antoire, Barnard, hence for Marseilles, at Helvoet.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Sobraon, from Shanghae—Grindlay, Parkins,
Hong Kong; sailed 2nd July, and from the Cape of Good Hope
Ist Sept.—Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, and John Gray,
M'Donald, from Calcutta—Elinor Chapman, from Guayaquil—
Magistrate, Crompton, from Old Calabar ; sailed 12th Sept.—
Malcolm, Malcolm, from Maceio—Montezuma, Lowber, and
Garrick, Hunt, from New Yerz—Catoni, and Two Fredes, from
Constantinople, and Kathleen, from Bonny.

Paragon, Garnett, from Camaroons at this port ; sailed 26th
Sept. Yesterday, off Tuskar, passed a brig steering up chan-
nel, with loss of bulwarks and maintopmast.
Caroline, Baddeley, hence at Beirout.
Eliza, Sanders, hence at Smyrna.
Oriental, Christmas, sailed from ditto for this port on the 4th
November.
Norfolk Hero, Holmes, hence at Trebizonde.
Tipula, Mortimore ; Scio, Warne; Junon, Binderson ; Bee-
cies, Copea ; Sampson, Butcher; Anna, lovovich; Britain's
Pride, Scott, and Dean, Talbot, hen ie at Constantinople.
Sam Georgio, Danna ; Indiano, Carinelich, and Anonimo,
Costa, hence at Palermo.
Sarah, Fudge, sailed from ditto 12th Oct. ; Ada Marp, Wood-
head, 29th Oct., and Louise, Backhouse, 31st Oct., all for this
port.
Jeune Albert, Bernard, sailed from Bordeaux for this port
16th November. _ .

Ileveiiii;,ifeicke, hence at Danzic.
Ann and Mary, Tomkins, from Pelican Island at Cove.
James, Holmes, from Swansea,at Pwllheli, for this port, with
loss of sails.
Good Intent, Pennington, for Cadiz; Panopea, Chilling, for
St. Ives, with sails split, and Gnat, Hayes, too Wexford, with
foresail split, hence at Holyhead.
Eliza, Thomas, hence at ditto, for Rio Grande, with loss of
sails, water casks stove, &c.
Hannt
for Leghorn.
4{,Graham, from Siam atLondori.
Roth„en,s, Neile. from Batavia at Leith.
n
Elvi "aculld, hence off Grand Sestros 2nd October. .
September4:wson, from Calcutta at Cape of Good Hope 18th
Jane and Sarah, Kneebone, hence for Truro, was totally lost
yesterday, near Amlwch. Crew and small part of her cargo
saved.

Georgiana ; Petrel, and Peruvian,hence at Bonny.
Mediterranean, hence at New Calabar.
Punch, Grierson, and Gunga, —, hence at the Cape Good
Hoppe._Caopus, Titheorlinegetnon,from Algoa Bay at ditto.
Ga Esk, hence ; Fleece, from London, and Washington,
from Cardiff, at Pernambuco_
COvE, Nov. 20.—1 t blew very heavily yesterday, ana as f 0,5...
the wind came out at north. To-day we have a return of the
gale from the southward, with dirty weather. Lesmahegow,
for St. John's, New Brunswick, has put in with loss of foresail
and topsail yard. Several vessels, name unknown, have also
put in.
PWLLHELI, Nov. 23.—Ellen and Mary, of Port Madoc, from
Poole for Runcorn, parted both chains, in Portinallen Roads,
drove on shore, and is very leaky.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25.—Wind S.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Duke of York, Chandler, from Calcutta—Rose-
berry, from Madras—Hero, Donald, Valparaiso—lrt, Young,
Moceio—Virginian, Chase, and Norfolk, Rogers, New Orleans
—G. A. Hopley, Big,ra, rhorlOsion—Sktanak, Julius, Philadel-
phia—Meg of Aleldon;ltickerty, Calcutta.
SAILED.—Susan, Mansell, Vera Cruz—Jane H. Glidden,
Child, and Henry Clay, Nye, New York.

Liverpool, from Manilla, off Cape of Good Hope.
Canopus, Titheriugton, sailed from ditto for the Mauritius
23rd September.
Viscount Sandon, —, sailed from Algoa Bay, for Calcutta,
in September.
Olivia, Tanke, hence at PiEau.
Oswald, Nicholson, hence at Frederickshaven.
Sopara, De Groot, for Batavia at Cove.
Clydesdale Evans, from Mazanilla at Cove.
Douro, of Liverpool, hence at Studwell Roads.
Lybia, Heath, hence at Sierra Leone.
Chapmans, Atkin, and Isabella, Lampesty, hence at Bahia.
PwLautt, Nov. 24.—The Leith Packet, from Newport for
Stirling, (abandoned 22nd instant, off Bardsey,) drifted on
shore near yortinllaen yesterday.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.—Vind S.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Zoe, Reales, Calcutta—Sardinia, Crocker, and
' Ivanhoe Edwards. (sailed Nov. 9) from New York—Albert,
Bernard, IbrailLima, Moore, Monte Video—Lybia, Heath,
Sierra Leone—Chieftain, Barker, Bonny; sailed 10thSeptem-
ber—Elisha Denison, Conway, Mobile—Switzerland, Nichols,
ans..
' m Carter, Charleston—Mahaica_, Jump, Montreal.
bAILEO.--ehmriotte Cnpbell, SG John, ISLE
Turner, and Countess of London, Garrick, New Ori N.B.—Kestrel,
Turner,
Harty, Philadelphia—Sea, Barstow • Naomi, Wright;
Emigrant, Hill, and India, Thompson, New York—Samuel,
Dixon, Cape Good Hope—Alpha, Stagy, Rio Janeiro—Lady
Huntley, Oldis, Charleston—Abbot Lord, Mason, and Wash-
ington Irving, Caldwell, Boston—Amatha, Robinson, Bombay
--Circassian, Fenwick, Trieste—Mary Somerville, Johnson,
Calcutta—Reginald Heber, M'Farlane, Sydney, N.S.W. —Jes-
sie Mitchell, M'Call, Monte Video.

Majestic, off Point Lynas, inward bound, at 1 p.m. ; has a
pilot.
Amato, Cercich, sailed from Trieste for this port on the 11th
November.
Crane Packet, from Falmouth at Pernambuco.
Wallace, Young, from Manilla—Robertson, 141(Clarty, from
MounmainUnited, Gallichan, from Monte Video—Navigator,
Lefevre, Rio Grande—St. Helier, Dorcy, from Rio Grande, and
Prudence, M'Donald, from Prince Edward Island, with loss of
topsails and very leaky, all at Cove.
Pomona, Watkins, from Trinidad at Kingstown.
Hero, Grant, from Bonny, at Milford.
Triumphant, Menchaca, from Antwerp at Portsmouth, for
this port.
Nymph, Nicholas, hence at Holyhead.
Diogaum, from Calcutta at the Clyde.
London, Ross, hence at New Orleans.
Sarah, Colbers, hence at Mobile.
Harriet and Jessie. Connor, hence at Charleston. .
Charles, hence at Baltimore.
Amity, Bray, hence at Boston.
MALTA, 14th Nov.—The arrivals of vessels with damage are
increasing daily ; thirty vessels are now in port discharging,
and under repair. The greater part of these accidents have
occurred from a severe hurricane in the Grecian Archipelago
frqm the 2nd to the 4th instant, and in which many vessels
were capsized.

SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER.—Wind E., moderate.
ARRI VED.—Gipsey Queen, O'Brien, and Ringfield, Davies,
from Quebec—Armide, Langley, from Bombay—Stephance,
Trotel, from Ibrail—Ann Paley, Lister, from Lisbon.
J'—Hebe, Anderson, for Azores—American Lass, Cum-
ming, Sierra Leone—Rajah, Boyd, Calcutta—Earl Dalhousie,
Primrose, Hobart Town—Wannan, Cornelis, Rio Grande—De-
merara, Allen, and Ann Carr, Harrison, St. Thomas—Six Sods
kende, Love, St. Domingo—Clio, Halcrow, Jamaica—Corea,
M'Cutcheon ; Rockahire, M`Leavy ; York, Boy; Russell Glo-
ver, Tripe, and Ellen, Braithwaite for New Orleans—Kalmazo,
Faulk, Philadelphia—Francis ~lorv, Boston—Phoenix, for
Antwerp—Victoria, Walker,.a ! • Thompson, Cadiz, &c.
Volo, Churchward, Constanti 4. British Queen, Evans, for
Corfu—Sireno, Topp. Hamburg— lajestic, Reeves, Leghorn—
Ann Powell, Tucker, and William Crow, Dixon, Lisbon--Hume,
Fulford, Malaga—Elizabeth, Jones, Messina—Mary and Jane,
Osborne, Naples—Triton, Lams, Ostend--Alfred, Parlow, for
Stettin-Surpass, Sherries, and Aristides, Chinaco, Syra—Sul-
taria, Longmuir, Trieste.

Patelina, Russell, and Sprightly, Hall, hence at Terceira.
Espoir, Zellein ; Commerce, De Grave; Vigilant, Groendahl,
and Union, Duyts, hence at Ostend.
Lord Ashburton, hence at Quebec, with 107 emigrants dead,
and sixty laid up with fever and dysentery.
Tiber, M‘Kirdy, from Barbadoes and this port, at the Clyde.
Guardian, Vickerman, hence for Hong Kong, at Newport.
Marcia Cleaves, Wilson, hence for Boston, at Cove, with
mainmast sprung, vessel strained and leaky, and must dis-
charge; bore up from long. 18.
Washington, (steam-ship,) from Southampton, off New York,
-9th November.
Chilian, Askew, .from Lima, and Palmyra, Croal, from De-
merara at Peal.
Avoca, Harvey, from Valparaiso at Swansea.
.Pleiades, Symons, from Saguanay, for London, was fallen in
with 9th Nov., in lat. 43, long. 54, waterlogged, having been
track by a sea 7th Nov., during a heavy gale from N.E., and
the crew taken off by the Charlotte, Carter, arrived here yester-
day.
LoNooNnEsitv, 24th Nov.—Schooner Spokesman, Bell, of
and fro%
_Liverpool, was driyen on shore 21st Nov., off Lough
Foyle. Clew saved.