The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-26 00:00:00

POPERY.—It is stated, that in the vicinity of Sunderland
the Roman Catholic priest has sent to Ireland for two monks,
who have come over, and are now instructing 250 children
of Protestant parents, many of whom they have induced to
adopt the Romish faith.—Sunderland Guardian.
The Rev. John Garbet, M.A., rural (lean of Birmingham,
has published in the papers a plan for erecting. 10 additional
churches in that town. On Tuesday last a numerous meet-
ing of the clergy of the borough, and of the wardens of
the different churches and chapels, was held at the Blue
Coat School, at which the Rev. John Garbet was in the chair,
when it was unanimously resolved to use every effort for pro-
moting the above object.
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longest seasons we remember. Several spirited gentlemen
have joined the Royal Yacht Squadron this summer; the
funds are in a most flourishing condition, and the greatest
harmony prevails amongst the members. everal yachts are
ordered to be built by the spring. It must be a great satis-
faction to every Englishman to see this great nursery for
British seamen so nobly patronised, and our naval architec-
ture continually improving.—lsle of Wight Correspondent.

EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCE.—A correspondent informs us
that Mr. Charles Vinee, of Christian Malford, at the begin-
ning of the season planted one potato, allowing it two feet
for growth. He hoed it and earthed it up once, and then let
it take its course. This potato was lately dug, and there
were attached to it 170 large potatoes, and 47 of a smaller
kind, making 217 in the whole. The lot weighed 6311b5.
Our correspondent says the potato is of a new kind, and Mr.
Vines has been offered from ld to 3d each for them.—Glou-
cyster Chronicle.

r7.-"Dipptng Entritigentr.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23.—Wind S.

Artaivan.-z-City of Waterford, —; Caledonia, Pilcher, and
Sir Walter Scott, , from Quebec—Joe, Scott, from Leghorn—
Trinacria. Lagana, from Palermo—and Perseverance, James, from
Richibuctd.
SAlLED.—Guadiana. Yule, for Rotterdam—Fredericka, Brandt,
for Eb.inore—Time, Ellis, for Civita 'Vecchia, Sze.—Rothschild,
Luckett, and Kingston, Gillies, for New Orleans—Velocitv,Tatem,
for Jamaica—Grace, Pearson, for Demerara—Concord, Harding,
for Boston—Malcolm, Malcolm. for the Brazils—Orwell, Gow, for
New Orleans - Jamaica, Gibson, and Whitehaven, Turner, for
Trinidad—Hannah, Clayton, for Trinidad—Nautilus, Graff, for
Tonsherg—Marys. Law, for Bahia—Aurora, Warren. for Apala-
chicola—Mona, Glass, for Batavia and Sincapore—Pelham, Riley,
for Marseilles—and Commerce, Prowse, for Seville.

Killermont, Dick, from Cameroons, at this port ; sailed from
Fernando Po 11th Aug. Left there the Golden Spring, for Lon-
don. On 7th Sept. in lat. 1 28 N, long.. IS 40, spoke the Clydes.
dale, hence for Bombay. On the 12th, in lat. 7 30, long. 22, spoke
the Tiber, hence for Bahia, which spoke on the Bth, the Iklary,
hence for Mauritius, with loss of topmasts. On 14th Oct. in lat.
45, long. 31, spoke the Hone. packet, from Falmouth for Halifax.
The William, sailed from Cameroons for this port 3rd July,
Betsey Black. Laing, from Maracaibo, at this port ; sailed 7th
Aug. On 2nd Oct. in lat. 40, long. 53, experienced a heavy gale ;
was struck by a sea, which carried away bulwarks, staunchions,
boats, cookhouse, ftc.
Commercium, -, from Copenhagen, has put back with
damage to her rudder, having got entang led with the Fair Way
Buoy
Tyro, Carter, and Bally, Orfeur, hence at Patras
Gertrude, White, from Alexandria at Malta
Lancashire Lass, Norman, hence at ditto
Rosalind, -, hence at Naples
Adventure, Catto. and Emma, Irving. hence at Lisbon
Alida, Doombos, and Catherina, Brahms, hence at Flushing
Brigand. Blaney, from Port-an-Prince at Antwerp
Godfried Mencken, Carsten, from Monte Video at ditto

Brilliant, Craig, from Cadiz, at Bristol
Liverpool, Isteamer) hence to New York, was seen on the 21st
instant, at 8 a.m. with her engine st6pped, and blowing off her
steam. She was afterwards seen at 11 n.m. Tuskar bearing W.N.W.
distant about 9 miles, going between 9 and 10 knots an hour, against
a strong head wind and sea. All well
Mary Brade, Dillies, hence for Barbadoes, oft Kinsale, on the
20th instant
William IV. -, off Cape Clear, on the 19th instant
Albatross, M'Pnerson, hence at Fernando Po
Minerva, M'Pherson, from Honduras at Cork
United States, Turner, hence to Philadelphia, was spoken on the
sth of Oct. in lat. 45, long. 43
Gretry, -,.for Antwerp has put back
Sir Walter Scott, Young from Quebec, at this port ; sailed 28th
ult. On the 98th ult. at 4-p.m. exchanged numbers with the John
Roberts, abreast of the Pilgrims. On the 30th ult. at 2 p.m. ex-
changed numbers with the Charlotte, abreast of Gaspee. On the
Bth instant, at 4 p.m. in lat. 4i; 51 N, long. 45 W, passed a schooner
with her foremast gone. On the 9th instant, at 6 a.m. in lat. 47 28
N, long. 44 18 W. spoke the Reform, of London, bound for New-
foundland. On the 12th instant, at 2 p.m. in lat. 48 50, long. 36 W,
spoke the Georgiana, from Grenada for Leith, out 27 days

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24.—Wind S.S.W. to W. moderate.
ARRlVED.—Antelope, Tulloch, and Warrre, Smith, from Africa
—Zephyr, M`Lean, from Senegal—Chester, Lawson, & Liverpool,
Johnston, from St. John, N.ll.—Camberland. Power, from Quebec
—Bootle, Wilson, from Puerto Cabello—John Anderson, Miller,
from Virginia—Jeune Emilie, Fatome, from Marans—Alert, Ram-
say, from Alexandria, Egypt—and "--u4i-ar,--ilamon. from Jersey.
SAILED —Kingston, Allsop, for Africa—and Courier, Cors, for
H a rnbu rgh.

Warree, Smith, from Africa, at this port; sailed from Benin
10th August, and Fernando Po the `2lst
Murray, Houston, hence at Demerara
Flora, -, hence at Bathurst
Susan & Sarah. Oliver, hence at Richihucto
S. Nicholson, Buck, hence at Campobello
North Briton, M•Kandy, and Actaeon, Fielden, hence at M ira-
michi
Maria, Bannatyne, from London, at Sydney
Sultana, Lyell, hence and Hobart Town, at ditto
Sarah, Newby, hence at Bahia
Rowena, Bell, hence at Pernambuco, and sailed 15th ult. for
Paraiba
Manchester, -, from Bourdeaux, at Pernambuco
Mary, Guy, from Bahia, at ditto
Schyryd, Sanders, hence at Ceara
Libra. Martin, from Constantinople, at Odessa
Emma, Irving, hence at Lisbon, in seven days
Highlander, Bottomly, hence at Trieste
Emerald, Weatherly, sailed from Trieste for this port 11th inst.
PhceniX. Cordry ; Chieftain, Anderson, and Diligence, Botcher,
hence at Dnnzic
Germania, Trettin, and New Harvest, Urquhart, hence at Riga
Margaretha Johanna. Wallis, and Richard Dordt, hence off Pillau
Vi jilant, Ballentine, hence at Fleckeroe
Holdt, and Triton, Molekenbuhr, hence at Hamburg
Thomas I ughes, M'Mann, from Port-att•Prince, at Cuxhaven
Augusta, Rae; hence for Quebec, was spoken in lat. 45, long. 43
Spartan, Ball, from Sydney, N.S.W. otr the Start; sailed 26th
June. Left the Superb loading for this port
Cuba, Kissock, from Antigua, at the Cove
Vesper, Frazer, from Valparaiso, at ditto
John & William, Stanley, from Newfoundland, at ditto
Chandos. Smith, from Honduras, at ditto, 22nd instant, in forty-
one days, and ordered for London to discharge
Liverpool, (steamer) hence for New York, was seen 21st instant
at 3 p.m. 30 miles S.W. of Tuskar. Wind S.W. very fresh, with
a heavy head sea.
Antelope, Tulloch, from Benin, at this port ; sailed 7th Aug.
The Maria had arrived from Princes in a very leaky state, and was
condemned at Benin
The John Anderson, Miller, from Virginia, at this port; sailed
. from Hampton Roads 29th ult. in company with the Richard An-
. derson, for London
Tartar, -, hence for Syra, was spoken off Cape Palmas, Ist
instant

Bootle, Wilson, from Puerto Cabello, at this port, in thirty-fire
days; sailed 10th ult. •
The Cumberland, PoWer, from Quebee, at this port ; sailed 30th
ult. . On the ist instant, off Bic. spoke the Tam O'Shanter, Sump-
ton, hence for Montreal,-out forty days, all xvell. Saw the Onon-
daga Elizabeth, John Bolton, Water'ben, and Lord Ooderich, all
in the St. Lawrence • and at noon, spoke H. frigate Inconstance,
from Bermuda and' Ha lifax. which desired to be reported, ten
leagues west of Cape Chat. On the 3rd instant, spoke the barque
Bee,.of Wasgow.• And on the 4th instant, at 3 p.m. puts pilot on
board the Dykes. Harrison. from Maryport for Quebec, off A nti-
eoiti—out forty-six days: also, passed the barque Glasgow, bound
up

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23.—Wind W.

ARIA /VED.—Minerva. Furlong, from New South Wales; sailed
sailed Ist June—Gertrude. , from Alexandria—Crusader,
Smith, from Jersey—and Robert & William, Doigs. from Oporto,
SAlLED.—Twenty-ninth Mav, Ttssier, for Rio de Janeiro—
Kingston, Alsop.' TOr Africa—Roscoe, Delano. for New York—
Queen Adelaide. Bartow, for New Orleans—Jamaica. Johnston
and Charlotte, White; front Jamaica—Yberia, Justachea, fur Ha.
vana—lluron, Boardman, for New York—and Farmers, Smardon.
for St. Übes and Seville.

Kingston, for Africa, but back last night
Fnnehall, Perkins, hence at Newfoundland
Mary, Owen, hence off the Brandy Puts
Ceres; Aday, hence at Newfoundland
Calista, Blampied, hence at Honduras, and sailed 15th Sept. for
Cork
Duncan, Wardle, from the Clyde, at New South Walcs
Freedom, Cox, and Lady of the Lake, Banks, from Messina, at
Palermo
Ganges, IVPDonald, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Deal
Mary Lyon, Davidson. from Monte Video, at Deal
Maria Beerta, Tap, hence for Rotterdam, was wrecked on the
Coast of Holland previous to 22nd instant
Kif.t.OUGIL• Oct. 23.—The Stranger. from Liverpool for London-
derry ; the Friendship, from Bangor for Berwick, and a vessel
from Bangor for Londonderry, three of the crew of the latter
drowned, NI ere wrecked last night in Dundruni Bay - •
DUBLIN, Oct. 22.—The Wave, M'Gregor, from London for
Liverpool, struck on Arklow Bank, 17th instant, got off, and sunk :
crew saved
PALERMO. Sept
..30.—The Levant. Cundy, from Smyrna for Fal-
mouth, which was 00 shore near Magarra, 29th July. has been got
off, with apparently little damage, after discharging the cargo,
which was taken to Malta, and proceeded 10th Aug. to the latter
port to repair and reship her cargo

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NEW SOUTH WA LE'S.
Sir C Forbes, —,—, South Australia, W Waddell
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
British Queen, T Kennedy, 318 Antigua, J Poole &Co
Marys, T Mills, • 171 Nevis, 3 M Wood
Sylla, W•Seutt, , -181 Trinidad, T J Hutton
UNITED STATES.
Rowena, E Read, 404 Baltimore, Poeke St Boult
America, 1' 11 Macke, 591 Charleston. Lodge, Prichard & Co
Mereuy, C C Moller, 173 Charleston, W Tarbet
Scotland, A Black, Charleston, D Gibb
Wm. Miles, It S Kindley, 581 Mobile, G Brown
Europe, E G Marshall, 615 New York, Baring Brothers &Co
EUROPE.
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Vrow Gelie, G Whycham,-- -
Antwerp, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Gueisenau..l H Lutke. 200 Copenhagen, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Black-eyed Susan, G Watkins, jun. 124 Constantinople.
T Hampson
Victory, P Jarvis, 85 Denia, J Glynn & Son
Gustav, J M Badman, 230 Elsinore, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Hercules, J P Erich. 129 Elsinore. Bahr, Behrend &Co
Eduard & Arnalia, C D Buckholdtz. 130 Elsinore, Bahr &Co
Wietzina, D 1) Grieven, 110 Harlingen, Bahr, Behrend &Co
La Rosins, J Peliam, 80 Havre and Rouen, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Ann Paley, T Hunter, 159 Lisbon, J Bibby & Co
Visiter, J Luscombe, 102 Lisbon, J Glynn & Son
Candidate, T Goodwin, 159 Leghorn, J Bibby & Co
Swift, .1 R Wray, 120 Leghorn, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Phoenix, W Port, 103 Messina and Palermo. .1 Moss& Co
Caesar, J Krelly, ,70 Ostend. Bahr, Behrend &co
Industry, J C Zellin, - 150 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Jupiter: J, Vander Stein, 129 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Concordia, E II Eddes, 130 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Dorett,, ?Voss, . 180 Rostock, liahr, Behrcnd &Co
Julie, CI; ti,inow. : 180 Stettin, Bahr, Behrcnd &Co
Ellen Jenkinson, T Walker, 149 Trieste, J Bibby &Co

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