The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24 00:00:00

Nov. 24, 1846.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. —Wind S. to S.W., fresh.
ARRlVRD.—Providentia, from Ostend.
SAlLED.—Limena, Milne, for Porto Rico--Brazilian, Pinck-
ham, Oporto—Dahlia, Porter, Lisbon—Science, Williamson, for
Santa Martha—Hope, Hitchens, for Trinidad Dorothea, Har-
rison, Calcutta.

Princess Clementina, (iron steamer,) hence for Folkestone at
Plymouth.

Mary I-lounsell, Barker, hence at Newfoundland, with loss of
bulwarks, roundhouse, &c., in a gale 25th September.
Grecian, Hunter, hence at Constantinople, and sailed for Ga-
latc.

Eliza Sanders, Sanders, hence at ditto.
Scotia, Giacobbe, sailed from Messina for this port on the 25th
October.

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Feroma, Jarvis, sailed from Palermo for this port on the 29th
October.

Larch, v.
'belt sailed from Palermo for this port on the 30th of
October.

Jane. Carwithin, hence at Naples.
C It C, Gibaut, sailed from Naples for this port on 6th instant.
Vesta, Muling. hence for Shields at Penzance, leaky.
Rose. Miler, hence for Yarmouth, at ditto, to stop a leak.
Hydaspes, Lawson, from Bathurst; Ocean Queen, M'Bride,
froma Quebec; Neptune, Jarvis, from Alexandria, and Wanderer,
'thing. from Marseilles, at Cove.
Ann Rankin, from Callao at Crookhaven.
ELSINORE, Nov. 11.—The Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt,
from Liverpool for Danzic, got on shore on Hreen Island on the
9th instant, but was assisted off after throwing part of her
cargo overboard, and will proceed, not having sustained any
aPParent damage.
ST. JOHN'S. N. 8., Oct. 31.—The He7en, Risk, from New York
for Glasgow, put in here on the 23d instant, leaky, and Is dis-
charging to repair.
GASPER, October 17.—The Moodkee, Viggors, from Quebec
for Liverpool, put into this port yesterday, with damage, having
been in contact with a large barque on the lath instant.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 14.—The Grace, from Liverpool for Paler-
mo, which put in here, leaky, has bad her topsides caulked, and
been hauled from the pier.

Gleaner. Bth November, in lat. 47, long. 44—Gratitude, of Ar-
broath, 12th Nov., in lat. 5:, long. 18, by the Caledonia, steamer
—John McLellan, for Savannah, 6th Nov.' in lat. 50, long. Is,
by the Torolinta—Fairfield, hence for New York, 24th October,
in lat. 44, long. 58, with loss of tore and mizen topgallant masts
—Archelaus, of Glasgow, for New Orleans, gth instant, in lat.
49, ion. 9.—Emma, of this port, for Gibraltar, the 26th October,
in the Straits of Gibraltar, by the Law Ogilby—Jamaica, hence
the 6th November, in lat. 50, long. 15—Emigrant, hence, out 8
days, in lat. 52, long. 15.

WEDNESDAY. NOVRMBER 18.—Wind S., light.
Elizabeth, King, from Patras at Falmouth 15th Nov.
Naomi, Welsh, hence at Dalhousie, tinder jury masts.
schyryd, Nowlan, hence at Smyrna.
Buona Maria, Greiovich, from Segna at Gibraltar, and sailed
oth Nov. for this port.
Isabel. Granby, sailed from Oporto for this port loth Nov.
Ocean. Stabley, hence at Havre.
Neptnnns, Paeeplow, hence at Stralsund.
Endragt, Drent, hence at the Elbe.
St. Clement Cohan, from Dordt at Tobermorey, and sailed
11th Nov. for this port.
Thomas Hunter, Grant, from Bonny at Cove, and sailed for
Fernando Po sth Sept.
,lames T. Fool d, from Calcitta off Penzance.
PsNzArcca, Nov. 16.—The hull of the Neptunus, Widland,
which was run on shore in Mill Bay, near the Land's End, in a
lesky state, on her veyage from Cadiz to Christinestadt, with a
cargo of salt, is sold, and i+ expected to go to pieces this tide, as
the wind is now south, and blowing strong. The materials, &c.
are saved; the cargo, above 3go tons, entirely lost.

from Liverpool fqr Glasgow, with wheat, came on shore two
miles south of this place, at 6 p m. yesterday, not far from the
new harbour. Her cargo is shifted and damaged. She lies in a
bad situation, on large stones, and will have to discharge before
she can be got off. Strong breeze at S.S.W. when the vessel
came there. A boat marked "B. 8., No. 40," was washed on
shore in Port L. gan Bay, on the morning of the Ist; the name
scraped off.

Ballasara, from London fdr Valparaiso, in lat. 50, long. 15—
Cassandra, from Cephalonia for London, 6th Nov —Chase, from
Denia for this port. 4th Nov., off Cape Sagres—Caroline, hence
for Halifax. 2nd Nov., in lat. 51. lon. 17—Isabella, hence for
_ .

Alexandria, 24th Oct., off Cape Sacratif—Koffschip, from Con-
stantinople, (out 110 days,) 11th Nov. off Mount's Bay—Lither-
land, hence for Hong Kong, 30th Sept., in lat. 7, long. 22
Mail, from Batavia for London, 10th Oct., in lat. 10 N, long. 26
W—Princess Alice, hence for St. John, N. 8., off Cape Sable—
Rockall, hence for Jamaica, sth Nov., in lat. 50 N., long. 13 W
Science, from Smyrna for Cork, off Cape Passaro—Swift,
from Malaga for Dublin. 10th Nov., in lat. 45, long. g.

THURSDAY, Novsmsna 19
ARRIVED.—Zinn'
dee

,—Wind S.S.E., moderate.

Miramichi—Aber

, -ay, Langwen,
'Quebec—Ante!ope, Jones, Prince Edward's Island—Lowther,
Hunter. Alexandria—Sultan, Rogers, Smyrna—Mose, Reme-
•ditti, and Grazia Medanick, Trieste—Highlander, Leghorn—
Steer, Cephalonia—lsabel. Granby, Oporto—Royal Wil-
liam, Malaga—Chase, Denia—Emma, Flumble, St. Malo—Jupi-
ter,, Ostend—Zarpa, Brest—Ann, Johnston, Maranham—Bertha,
Harris, Jamaica—Norman, -Spania, New Orleans—Sardinia,
Crocker, New York—Portland, Stalker, Charleston—Speed.
Grindale ; Themis, Leighton, and Wakefield, from St. John,
New Brunswick.

of Islay, (steamer.) Fowley, Sierra T eone—
Ann Dingwall, Brown, Laguayra—Burrell, Foster, Charleston—
Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, Halifax—Sanders, Buller. and Jas,
Hearne, Morton, Constantinople.