The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

;.-7.bippmg futelltgence.

FRIDAY. Nov. 11.—Noon, Wind East. —Fresh breeze.
(An Irish mail—High Water Oh 5m p.m.)
AIIRIVID.—Magic, Trerairs, from Smyrna—Glory, fin Alexandria.

A brig is on shore on East Hoyle wiih a signal of distress flying.
Saguenay, Stewart, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope, in 39 days.
Ivanhoe, Gibson ; and Brilliant, Gilkuson, hence, at Rio Janeiro.
Dromia, Long, hence, at Havre.
Al,bertou, Shuttleworth, from Calcutta, off Dartmouth, sailed 20th
July, and froth the Clip,. 12th Sept.
kyle, Fletcher; and Tamerlane, M'Kellar, from Calcutta at Deal.
Columbia, from London for New South Wales, was spoken 3d Oct:.
in lot 4 20 N, long '24.
London, Lamb, from Cape of Good Dope, off Dartmouth.
Blakely. Harding. from Calcutta for London, was spoken 29th Oct„
In 1at.:39 N, lono3 N.
Falcon, Mairs, sailed from Calcutta for this port 24th June.
Sir John Bereaford. sailed from Cape of Good Hope for London 3d
/September ; Errswill, for Mauritius, 7th September; and Cleveland,
or the Clyde, 7th September.

SATURDAY, Nov. IL—Noon, Wind S.—Moderate.
(High Water lh 9m a.m.)
Anaayan—The Susquehanna, Cropper. from Philadelphia, sailed
20th Oct.—Donna Maria. Steel, from Oporto—Elearior Laidmans,
Greaves, from Caleutta—United States, Holdrege, from New York.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Harmony, —._ froM Drogheda—Emma,
Cole, from Dublin—lsabella Napier, from Londonderry.
SAILED—The Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, for Pernambuco—Gem.
INl'Kenzie, for St Vincent, Ike—Golden Fleece, Baker, for Bahia,—
Cynosure, Bruce, for Rio Janeiro.—Nottingham Lethbridge, for Africa
—British Merchant, Birnie, for Mobile—Alice Jane, Hunter. for Val-
paraiso—Engelina, Bolt, for Rotterdam.

The Arab, Marshall ; St Lawrence, Chase; and Tamonend, Glidden,
hence, at Philadelphia.
Oglethorpe, Miller, hence, at Savannah.
John Troughton, Jordan, hence, at Charleston.
Rob Roy. Arnold; Rowena, Reid ; Tropic, Russell ; Lexington,
11111; Splendid, Proaf; and Russia, Curtis, hence, at New York.
Jessie Maria. Dunn, hence for Quebec, at llalifax, dismasted.
Westmorland, M'Kenzie, hence. at Halifax.
Alonzo, Scott, hence off the Bird Islands.
Dibdin, Hutchinson ; Norharn Castle, Brown ' • John, Dempsey ;
;
Egfrid, Martin and Maria, hence, at Quebec.
Robertson, Neale, hence, at Quebec!, lost an anchor and chain.
John Francis, Bonyman, from Cork, at Quebec.
Ruby, Farrent and Orotava, Gull, hence, at Lisbon.
Henry
Yieo' Ferguson, hence, at Oporto.
.I,r inmerisch, hence off Pillau.
I‘a
Fredericke, Kirkhove ; and Egide, Duyte, hence,
hence for Algiers, was spoken 27th Oct. in lat.
;rrler:
isleltke o. rene
at Ostend.
Sarah, Carpenter, from Cephalonia, at Standgate Creek.
37I5turituanliolitai,i. -9 6
1%,..
Sir R A Ferguson, ---, from Campeachy for this port, off Havana
4th October.
Normandie, Pell, from Havre, at New York.
Mississippi, -, from New Orleans, at do.
Zante, Winsor, (ruin Newfoundland for Zante, was spoken ha lat.
37 W, lone. 13 E.
Fanny Connell, Joy, from Leghorn for Dublin, at Cove.
Blakely, Harding, from Calcutta, off Cove, & proceeded to London.
Ma
firer, from Cardiff,. at Hoylake, after being aground
Esther, Douglas, hence for Montreal, was aground in Lake St Peter
19th Oct. hut would be lightened in a day or two, and proceed.
on East Hoyle.
Ann, Mildrew, for London, has put back with damage, having been
run foul of by the Europe. for New York.
Canton,
and Minerva, Hannah, from Constantinople, at
Odessa. at the China Sea.
Concord, Hick ;

SLIGO, Nov. B.—A large vessel, apparently a brig or barque, sup-
posed from the Baltic, with white ports, white counter, all the masts
and bulwarks gone, wits seen yesterday apparently at anchor, between
Ilowibowline and Inner Murray Island.
LOWESTOFFII, Nov. 10.—It blew a hurricane last night from S.S.E
this morning, some pieces of wreck were washed onshore, and the
stern ost of a boat marked " Wellington, of Hull, Thomas Batley :"
• pills.
also alarge mast painted white and lead colour below the belaying

STRAAANGER. Oct. 21.--The Vier Gebruder, of Tonning, was
brought into this harbour last night, abandoned by the crew—cargo,
rapeseed.

ISLAND OF ORM, Oct. 16.—An English brig is on shore at this Is-
land, and another at a neighbouring ono.
TIIISTIM, Oct. 29.—The Norwegian hrig driven on shore on this
coast is the Neptunus, Thorsen, of Fteiderichstadt.
ANTWERP, Nov. 9.—The Louis Constant, l'oodts, and tho Edmond
Fahrtig, have been in contact in Flushing Roads, and 1:oth rvceived
damage.

SUNDAY, Nov. 13.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
(High water lh 31m p.m.)
Anatvrin—The Solon, Wood, from New York—Shannon, Lead-
beater, from St JohrOs, N B—Rapid, --, from Palermo—Majestic,
Lawson, from Bombay—Kingston, from Africa—Atlas, Smith,
from Antwerp—Medora, --, from Charleston—Hindoo; Askew,
from Calcutta—Rapid, Mathias, from Palermo.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Swift, M'Cartney, from Newry—Mayflower,
Poole. from Cardiff—Ellen, Shields, from Wexford—Friends, Grin=
field, from Penzance—lndustry, —, from Pl,•mouth—St Andrew,
Mauney, from Dublin—Margaret brown, Viss, fm NewryAdelaide,
Bromfield, from Charlestown—Ailsa Craig, (steamer) from Wexford
—Margaret, (steamer) from Waterford—Earl Roden, (steamer) from
Duudalk—Athlone, (steamer) from Belfast—Gram' Uile, (steamer)
from Drogheda•:—Ballinasloe, and Mersey, (steamers) from Dublin.
SAlLE6The'Renown, M' K inney, for Africa.
. .
I The Ellen, Puce, hence, at Quebec.

NEW Y6RIC, Oct. 19.—The Adventurer, from Liverpool for Quebec,
is on shore at Mile Vaches, with loss of rudder, part of the keel, and
making much water—she is not expected to be got oft

MONDAY, Nov. 14.—Noon, Wind West—Blowing fresh.
(High Water 21i 51m a.m.)
AttarvEsn,—The Jane, Fenwick, from Calcutta—William, Rodger,
from Bombay—Falcon, Mairs, from Calcutta—May, Symes, from
Bombay—Ellen, Wilson, from China and the IVlauritius—Freeland,
Midgley, from Bonny and St Lucia—Oscar, Caine, from New Calabar
and Fernando Po—Southerner, Tibbetts, from New York—Bradshaw,
Milroy ; Bee, Allan ; Edinburgh, Severight ; Atlantic, Seattle ; and
Melantho, Toole, from Quebec—Hirondelle, ---, from Tarragona
—Caroline, Salmon, from Quebec—Reynard, Wetherell from Denia
—Delta, Willis, from I'araiba. ,

The Imoorn, Riley, hence for China, at Anjer, 12th July.
Europe, Marshall, hence for New York, off I'uskar.
Corsair, hence, at the Dardanelles, and reported to be on
shore.
Redbreast, Millard; James and Jane, -; Tiber, Candler ; and
Brisk, Artes, hence, at Constantinople.
Martha, Holt; and Caledonia, Jones, hence, at Bonny.
Syria, Taylor, hence, at Fernando Po, and sailed for the Mauritius
18th August.
Argo, Farley, hence, at Havana.
Tallahassee, --, hence for New Orleans, was spoken 26th Oct.
in lat. 31 40, long. 33 35.
The Planter, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 12th Nov.
the Squills hearing E.S.E. 33 miles.
The Mount Stewart Elphinstone, from Bombay, has put back to the
Clyde, having been run into by the City of Glasgow steamer, and
nearly cut down to the water's edge.
The Corinthian, --, for this port, was driven on shore at Ca-
rouge, in the St Lawrence.
The Louisa, -, sailed from Bonny for Old Calabar, 14th Aug,
The Liverpool, Lowden, from Hambro', at Halifax, and sailed for
Miramiehi 16th Oct.
Mary White, Garington, from Bombay, at Cove, sailed Ist Juy, and
from St Helena 20th Sept. On July 11th, in lat. 4 53, lung. 77 50 E,
passed a pooped deck ship with one flag hoisted, colours white and
blue. On 12th Sept. in lat. 25 SS. long. 5 10 E, spoke the Sir John
Beresford, from Calcutta" for London. On 28th Oct: in lat. 33 7 N,
long. 32 3,) W, spoke the Malcolm, from Singapore for London. On
4th Nov. in lat. 41 no N, long. 26 50 W, spoke the Ann Johnson, from
Lisbon for Newfoundland. On 7th Nov. in lat. 45 8, long. 22 13, spoke
the Madras, froth Madras for London.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 14, 1836.
Wind at Holyhead West —Blowing fresh.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 829, Thomas Parsons. B
from Africa, at 3 p.m.—has a pilot.
West of the Floating Light. inward-bound—No. 1256, Ellen, B Bk,
from China, at 1 30 p.m.
Off Holvhead;outWaid-bound, yesterday—No. 1162, Golden Fleece,
li Bk, forPahia, at 4 p.m.
Oil Point Lynas, outward-bound, yesterday—No. 1063. Chester, E
Schur, for London, at 4 p.m.
Several vessels telegraphed have since arrived.