The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-16 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CItEDITOR.

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OCT. nor it
16. Frederick Lewis Schwind, (2nd) Clarendon Rooms, 1
les. George F. Crossley, (special) Holden &Clarke's, l 2
19. John Wright Clarendon. Boot* 11
19. George Conway, (div.)
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20. John Holme, (Ist)
24. John Patchett, (div.)
24. Joseph Dawson, (fur. div.) Leigh and Sanders's, 1
26. J. and W. Thompson, (final div.) ....Claiention Booms, 12
2J. William Neilson, (div.) Ditto l2
26. John B. Falkner, (2d) Ditto I
26. John Ogle, (2d) • Diito..... , 1

*Dipptny Enteitiqentr.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12.—Wind N.W. Blowing fresh.

ARRlVED.—Alexander, Stewart, from Jamaica, sailed 28th Aug.,
in company with the Rapid, for London. Left the Governor
loading for this port, and Hobe and Hector, for London—Agenoria,
M•Leod, from St. John, N.B.—Maria Leonie, Cunna, !Tom Bor-
deaux—Caledonia, Tear, from Isleman—Hants, from Cork—Finn
'Coull, from Dundalk—Falcon, from Belfast—Queen 'Victoria,
William Huskisson, and Ballinasloe, from Dublin—Mercur, Moiler,
from Copenhagen—Jenny. Gibson, from Ballyshannon—Coleraine,
from Portrush—Lively, Whittle, from Newry—Fame, Nichol, from
Dublin—Tar. Donkin, from Woodbridge—Alice, Thomas, from
London—Apollo, Toger, from Dartmouth—Star of Brunswick,
Pearson, from Bideford—Maria, Evans, from Newport—Martha,
M•Dou"al, Lord William Paget, Hughes, from Cardiff—James and
Mary, Robertson, from Trinidad.
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Emma, , hence, at Anticosti
Syren, Foster. from Taganrog at Constantinople, and sailed 15th
September for Falmouth
Marmora, Barnes, sailed from Constantinople for this port 19th
• September
Racer, Toogood, hence and Syra, at the Dardanelles
Archangel, Galles, henee, at Archangel
J nma, Rickiners, hence for Ostend, at Falmouth
• Margaret, from Quebec, at Waterford
Mary Dugdale, , from China, at Bristol
Jesse, , from Cork, at Jamaica
Robert Burns, fur Quebec, was spoken Irth September,
in lat. 49, long. 33, with--, loss of rudder, bulwarks, sails, Re. : had
shipped a new rudder, and was bending another suit of sails
'1 he sloop that sunk during the night is called the Three Sisters,
of Cardigan, from Sligo for this port, with a cargo of oats and
butter : two men saved and one boy perished. The life-boat is
alongside
The Formby Light Ship i• inward-bound, in the New Channel,
at 11 50 a.m., in tow by a steamer
A steamer was sent down about four o'clock, with the necessary
lights, to anchor in the position of the Formby Light vessel during
the night
Rickmers, hence for Ostend, at Falmouth
A sloop is on shore near Formby
•
Isaac Newton, Rice. hence at Portsmouth
Michigan, Sturges, hence at Portland
Harkaway, -, hence for Virginia, was spoken Bth Sept. in
lat. 39, long. 69
Caledonia Brander. Nicholson, hence at Virninia
Washington, Benson, hence at Virginia
Montezuma. Smith, and Colchis, Knight, hence at Philadelphia
Marathon, Shaw; Norman, Wood, and Thnoleon,Winsor, hence
at Boston

Hence at New York :—Warsaw, Brum, 7th Sept.—Talbot, Storey
9th—Silas Richards, Dickinson, 11th—United States, Holdredge.
and Mayflower, Crabtree, 14th
NEW :YORK, Sept. 14.—1 t blew a violent gale on the afternoon
of the 12th and morning of the 13th of Sept. which probably ex-
tended along the entire sea coast. The Louise, Trueman, from
Liverpool, is on shore inside the Hook, with loss of rudder. The
New York, Niven, from Liverpool, was brought up to the city yes.
terday, with loss of anchors and cables, and masts cut away to
shore the previous evening. The Mayflower. from Ltverpooi,
which arrived off the Hook-on the 12th, was driven to sea age n.
The floating light off Sandy Hook parted her moorings in the
storm, and ran into the lower bay
Oft' Holyhead, at 10 30 a.m. No. 826, Oxford, A.S. for New York
Off Holyhead, at 11 30 a.m. No. 1048, Equator, A.S. for New
York. •

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13.—Wind N.E. fresh.
ARRIVED.—OWSar, ----, from Ostend.
SAILED.—EarI Grey, Mawson, for Calcutta.

Tapley, Mallory, from London, at Whampoa lOsh Map
Vietoria, (steamer) for Newry, put back this morning leaky, with
loss of rudder and part of cargo thrown overboard, having been
struck by a heavy sea on Thursbay night
The Formby Light Ship was moored at her station, at 840 this
morning. A steamer with lights occupied her position during the
night
William, -, hence for Alexandria, was spoken 26th Aug. in
lat. 37, long. 1-B
Rhode Island, -, hence for New York, was spoken 24th
Sept. in lat. 43, long: 54
William & John, -, hence for Boston, was spoken 26th Sept.
in lat. 45, long. 49
Brandon, -, hence off the Mississippi
Catharine Ann, -, hence at Newfoundland
Amelia, Lister, hence at Genoa
Phmnix, Port, sailed froth Malaga for Liverpool 24th Sept.

SUNDAY; OCTOERB 14.—Wind W. fresh,
ARRIVED.—EIIen, Murphy, from Quebec ; sailed 14th Sept.—
and Irlam, Dawson, from liarbadoes ; sailed 3rd Sept.

Frances, Russell, from Aux Cayes, at Hambro'
Royal William, Irvine, hence at ditto
Thomas Hunter, Rutledge, and Alexander, Albrecht, hence at
Hambro'
Aid de Camp. ; Devereux, —; Canton, Melville, and
Renfrewshire, Hutchinson, hence at Quebec
Caledonia, Liddell, from Manilla, at Falmouth ; sailed 23rd
April, and from St. Helena 10th Aug. On the 30th Aug•. in lat. 13
N, long. 25 40 W, spoke the Thomas Tucker, from London for An-
tigua
Ranger (packet) from Falmouth, at Barbadoes
John Porter, Crowder, hence at Halifax
Wasselly Welikey, Wulff, hence and Revel, at St. Petersburg
Anne Elizabeth, Poulson; Mary Sz Jane, Butt, Thornely, Cuth-
bertson, and Lykens Prove, Ilansan, hence at Copenhagen
The Banffshire, from Quebec, spoke the Pomona, Morrison, on
14th Sept. off Anticosti. On 17th, in lat. 40 42, long. 42 48, spoke
Mulgrave,' of Scarhro'. On the 19th, in lat 44 49, long. 50 12,
spoke the Defender, of Sunderland.
ELSINORE, Oct. 4.—The Gregory Bogosloff. Tuleff, from Liver-
pool for Revel, is reported to be on shore in the Grounds

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15.—Wind W.N.W.

ARRIVHD.—Mary Bibby, Medcalf, from Bombay—Maria, Smith,
from Demerara—Chilton, Wildridge, and Garland, Whittleton,
from Maranham : sailed 2nd Sept.—Rowena, —, from New
Orleans—Nicholas Biddle, Hiern, from Savannah—Pixel*, Black,
from Bay Chaleur—Margaret, Chalmers, fm Quebec—Mary Ann,
Atherton, from Malaga—Camoens. Barnes, from Oporto—Visitor,
from Labrador—Europe, Marshall. from New York; sailed
19th Sept,Robert Watt, Delano, from New Orleans—Margaret,
Blythe, and America, —, from Quebec—Princess Victoria,
Chambers, from Odessa—Ellen, Kemp, from Bahia ; sailed 24th
Aug.—Elizabeth Bentley, —, from Quebec—Visiter, Luscombe,
from. Newfoundland—Rowena, Reed, from New Orleans—Provi-
dence, Smith, from Newfoundland—Mary & Joseph, Green, from
J ersey—

Liverpool, (steamer) from Dublin, at this port in 101 hours
John Dugdale, M'Gowan, from Sincapore, at this port; sailed
26th June, and St. Helena Ist Sept. Left at Sincapore, the Mar-
quiss of Hastings, and Chieftain, loading for London ; Comalit. for
Liverpool ; Tickler, for China ; Ann, for Calcutta, and Regia, for
Sidney. H.I.S. Wellesley, and Admiral Maitland, for China,
arrived from Penang 21th June. H.M.S. Wolf, was about to sail
for England
Courier, Nelson, from Valparaiso, at this port ; sailed 22nd July,
(in 84 days.) The expedition, consisting of 30 vessels, with 8000
troops, ; sailed for Peru a few days previous. Left at Valparaiso,
the Jane Prowse, John, Charles Eyes, Pacific, Phillips, and Judith.
Wrn, Tuner Roals. from Bombay, at this port; sailed 12th
June, and from St. Helena 25th Ang. The Atalanta, (steamer)
was to leave Bombay for the Persian Gulf Ist July, and the Semi-
ramis, (steamer) for the Red Bea about 18th July
King William, —, frOm Llanelly, at Bombay.
Frankland, Webb, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed Ist
Sept for this,port
CHARLESTON. Sept. 14.—A succession of violent gales was ex-
perienced on the coast of Florida. .7th, Bth, 9th and 10th instant.
On the 9th, in' lat. 26, long, 79, a ship was seen with lass of her
top4gallant masts, and another under jury-Masts. On the 7th. in
lat. 28, long. 79, a Ship was suer steering N..E. with all her masts
gone, only stump of fciremast: standing, on which a sail was set.
She had painted ports and large kilt billet head
Archer, —, hence at La"uifa
Leonora, Harrison, and Ardent, Hartgrave, hence at Demerara
• Gazelle, Evans, hence at Bahia
Ambassador, Upton, hence afthe Mississippi
Larch, from Quebec, for Drogheda, off Cape Clear
Enterprise, Salkeld, from Batavia, at Cowes
Siam, :Boadle, hence at St. Helena
Blake, Thomoson, from China at ditto
Mary Worrall, Gardner, hence at Lima, after having been fired
at by the blockading squadron
Phillips, Woolley, hence at Valparaiso
-I3rigand, —, from Port-au-Priuce, at Falmouth
Macedonia, Minot, hence, while attempting to make the harbour
of Portland, on the 12th instant, during the gale, was driven on
shore, and went to pieces. Crew saved
A ship under jury-masts was seen on the 7th instant, in lat. 51,
long, 63
Isaac Newton, --, hence, dragged her anchor in Portsmouth
Harbour. during the gale on the 12th instant, went on shore, but
got off without injury
Maryland. Berry, hence to Alexandria, was spoken 26th ult, in
lat. 42, with the loss of an entire suit of sails, in a gale
Seven vesselS, names unknown, are on shore at Cape Henlopen,
and four 'vessels are at the Breakwater. dismasted
NEw-NORK, Sept. 15.—A ship was seen on shore north of Cape
Charles on the 13th instant, had bright sides, masts and bowsprit
carried away, and had apparently just gone on..
/sips YORK, Sept. 19.—The Louisa, Trueman, hence, which was
on shore in the Lower Bay, was got off on the 15th instant, without
much damage; after discharging part of her cargo, and towed up to
the City-
MANILLA, April 23.—The Pekoe, Gillies, from China is ready to
commence loading; the Australia, Forrester, was loading for Eng-
' land, to sail May Bth
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Tintern, of this port, was spoken Aug. 9th, in lat. lON. long. 25
W. and the Thomas Tucker on the 30th Aug. in lat. 13, long. 26, by
the Caledonia, Liddell
ELSINitHit, Oct: 6.—The Gregory Bogosloff, Tuliff, hence to
ileyeL'is reported to be on shore in the grounds
Robert Burns, Mey.hell. from Drogheda for Quebec. put back
to Cove, 13th instant, with loss of rudder, &c. bore up from long.
34
(Wen Victoria, —, hence for Miramichi, was spoken 28th
Sept. in lat. 46, long. 36, with loss of her three topmasts on that
day
. Brandon, —, hence at New Orleans
Chieftain, from Batavia, at Sincapore
Spinster, —, 'hence at Port-au-Prince
• Chlcora, —, hence at Charleston
Frederick, Fleming, hence at Baltimore
Helen Mar. Proctor ;Empire, Empire, Baker; Susquehanna, Miereken,
and Hercules, Marks, hence at Philadelphia
,• Peugeot New. York :—Halibinger, Pratt, and Braganza, Baker,
15th Sept.—Arab, Marshall; Hector, Post; and Jeannette, Mar-
shall 17th—and,Bossell Baldwin, Magna, 18th
from London, at New York
Silvie de:Grasse, Widerholt; from Havre, at ditto
__Jeffers xason, and,Wiishington. Benson, hence at New York.
Deucalion, W insor ; Olive Branch, Sidrick ; Triton, Jones, and
Condor, Finney, hence at Boston
Londe;nlf.ratren, hence at Bath
Me Fits, Ulidding, hence at Bristol, R.I.
The Ocean Queen, M'Master, hence at Montreal Bth ult. after
r, edo k'n at Quebec, to ascertain 7hat injury she had sustained in
touching on Red Reef Island going up the St. Lawrence. The
damage was found to be so trivial that the necessary repairs were
made in the one tide

LATEST DATES.OIT LIVERPOOL.
I
From
Direct. Indirect. From Direct. Indirect.
Calcutta .. Mal' 22
Bombay .. June 11
China .... N, Orleans
MaurititiA
St. Helena. - , , • Savannah.
Rio Janeiro
Bahia .... Aug.. 24

TIDE TABLE.

Mrn. I Evn.

in:

• VI F. 1.
Tuosilay.l6 ;10 6ilo 22 14 3
Wedues. 17 i 10 38 10 53.1 15 3
Tlinr§clay 18 11 35 'll 21 1G 0
FrldaY 19 'f• 11 6fll 51 16 5
Saturday 20 - 0 5 16 6
Sunday 21 i 0 19 ; 033 16 2
Monday 22 •-0 49 i 1 5 I 15

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(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD ROPE, arc,
Robert Syers, R Loney, 311 Batavia, Aikin & Son
Ilindoo, S 266 Calcutta, T .1 Brocklebank
Lawrence, II Gill, 276 Calcutta, W & J Tyrer

AFRICA.
Huskisqon, W Tasker, 388 Africa, T Tobin
Thos. Parsons, -, 324 Africa, T Tobin
Mediterranean. T T Shilds, 114 Africa, T Tobin
Cesinock. W Blaney, 133 Africa, It Zwilchenbart &Co
Huddersfield, W Owen, 316 Africa, C Horsfall & Son