The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-18 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, Nov. M.—Noon, Wind West.-Rain.
(An Irish Mail.—High Water 3h 21m.)
ARRIVED—The Wolfscove, Hamilton, from Quebec—Mail, Scobie,
from /sleman.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Ann, Wall, from Wicklow—Hamilton, Wil-
liams, from rower—Hodden, King, from Wexford—Douglas, Brew,
from Waterford—Better luck still, Cockbain, from Wicklow—Henry
llolmes, Redfern ; and Eleanor, Colbeck, from Isleman—Blossom,
Logan, from Derry—Garlies, Boyce, fro.n Dublin—llerald, (steamer)
from Cork.

The Lavinia, Kirk, hence off Monte Video, for Buenos Ayres.
Brian Born, --, hence, at Dublin.
Plata, M'Kenney, from Cape de Verds, at Monte Video.
Rocket, Boag, hence, at Africa.
Combatant, -, hence, at Halifax.
Betsey, Hall, hence for Buenos Ayres, is supposed to have passed
Monte Video, previouslblith Sept.
The Othello, from -Hnll, off Bic, 18th ult.
Britannia, Short; hence, at Newfoundland. •
The Thomas• Parsons, Tasker, from Africa, at this port. On 13th,
Sept. on the Line, spoke the Lord Hungerford,.from London for -
On the 27th, spoke the Emtilous, from Calcuita to London. On the
30th. in lat. 9 37 N, long. 25W, spoke the Fairly, from London for
New South Wales:

WEDNESDAY', Nov. 16.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.—Moderate.
(High Water 51113 m a.m.)
Atm-Ivan—The Mary.. White, GarringtOn, from Bombay—Margaret,
from Halifax—Scipio, Jones, from Quebec—Susannala,Atkins
from Bahia—Brothers, Holmes, from Taganrog—Thomas Parsons,
Tasker, froth Africa—Lady Stormont, M'Minn, from Bombay—Sir
It A Ferguson—Smith from Laguna—Luna, Breeding, from Bahia.
Atso AIMIVED—The Corsair, Gowan, from Belfast—Delight, Mur-
ray, from Cork—Thetis, Townley ; Birmingham, Church; and Sham-
rock, Brown, from Dublin—lrishman, Heaney, from Drogheda—
Elizabeth, M'Cready, from Dundalk—Lark, Jones ; and Robert Na-
pier, from Londonderry—Queen of the Isle, Gill, from Isleman—John
O'Gaunt, Park, from Lancaster—Mersey, Jenner, from Charlestown
Mountaineer, Edwards, from Swansea.

The Patriot, Nicholson, • hence for Leghorn, at Milford, with the
mate washed overboard.
The Amiable Matilda, Blinkhorn, hence, at Camaroons.
Athalaska, Nesfield, hence, at Pictou.
Ann, Gale, hence, at do, after having been on shore at the entrance
of the harbour.
Sarah, Sinclair, hence, at St Lawrence.
Mary, M'Laurin, hence, at Newfoundland.
John Lee. Ellis and Mary Brade, Gillies, hence, at Bahia.
Reward, Goss, -hence, at Algiers; 4th instant.
Columbus, Sch.nackel, hence, at Bremen.
The Washington, Rogers ; and Andrew M'Kean, Balleny, hence, at •
Cronstadt.
Actif, Grosz, hence, at Pillau.
Bencoolen, Brown, hence for Batavia, was spoken 14th September,
in lat. 27 30 S.
Emma, Main, from the Mauritius, at Madras.
Rosalind, Little, from Bombay, at St Helena, 26th Sept.
Fehjee, Bewley, from Manilla, at do, do.
Fortuna, Thorns, from Stralsund for this port, at Narrested.
Actress, Davy, from St John, N B, at Belfast.
Thomas Gelston, Lowrie, from Quebec, at do.
Nvverheid, Lievens, from Ostend for this port, at Ramsgate.
Alfred, —, sailed from Fernando Po for London, previous to sth
September.
The Betsey, Anderson, from Flint for Newry, was totally wrecked
13th instant, at the Isle of Man—crew saved.
The Edward Reid, from Limerick for St John, N B, was
spoken 30th Opt. in lat. 48 long. 44.
The Mary White, Garrington, from Bombay, at this port, sailed Ist
July, and from St Helena 21st Sept. On the 11th July, in lat. 453, 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 30. W, spoke the Malcolm, from Singapore for London. On
4th Nov. in lat. 41 50 N, long. 26 50 W, spoke the Ann Johnson, from
'Lisbon for Newfoundland. On 7th Nov. in lat. 45 8, long. 22 15, spoke
the Madras, from Aladras for London.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 18.—The Hellespont, Lohgridge, arrived
from London, has been boarded and plundered by pirates at the eh-
trance of the Dardanelles. The Janet Izat Poe, from Odessa, has got
off a sand bank near Buyukdere, apparently without damage.
PICTOII, Oct. 21.—The Blessing, Reid, from Liverpool for Pugwash,
was driven on shore on Arnet Island, off C ape St John, during a heavy"
gale from the N.B. on the night of the 12th instant, but has been got
off and put in here yesterday to repair. The Zebulon, Foster, from
Liver Pool for Riehibucto, is totally lost on the Magdalen Islands— ,
crew arrived here.

11Amtriton, Nov. B.—A brig, with yellow sides and white mnsts,
.was seen -on -shore near Iloborg, 3d instant,