The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

THURSDAY, Noramtp, 29.—Wind S.W. fresh.
ARRIVED.—The Manchester. Roddock, from Pernambuco—aud
Christopher Columbus, Heulin, from Naples.

Overland mail from India. via. Bombay ; dates from Bombay Gth
Oct. ; Calcutta 13th Sept. ; China Bth July, and Sincapore 20th
Aug.
Lady East, Etnery, hence at Bombay 115th Sept.; Princess Char-
lotte, Sproul, ditto, 20th, and Memnon,-Every, from Llanelly 29th.
Jupiter, Elden, sailed from Bombay 14th Sept. ; Brighton, Svd-
man, 15th; and Tamerlane, Smith, 20th, all for Liverpool;—Fort.
field, Sly, 22nd Sept. for Bushire ; Herculean. Grindale, 27th Sept.
for Calcutta; and Malabar, Southward, 3ith Sept. for China
Elvira, Simpson, hence at Calcutta 11th Sept.; Sunda, Greig,
ditto, 14th, and Blakely, Holmes4ditto, 15th.
Isabella Cooper. Currie, from the Clyde, at Calcutta
Cassiopea, Winram, sailed from Calcutta for the Mauritius 28th
Aug.; Ripley, Steward, 11th Sept. for Liveapool, and John Wood-
all, LlSossman, 13th Sept. for the Mauritius
H.M.S. Wellesley, from Madras, at Lintin 12th July
Bencoolen, Tait,ltence and Batavia, at Sincapore
Hopkinson, Stephens, from Bombay, at Sincapore, and sailed
13th Aug. for China
Glasgow, Hamilton, from Siam, at Sincapore, and sailed 31st
July for London

Banger, Brown• sailed from Sincapore for LondomlSth Aug.
Osprey, -. hence for Bombay, was spoken Bth Oct. in lat.
N, long. 22 W

Bonanza, Ponsonby, from China, at the Cove • sailed from
Whampoa 3rd July, Batavia 15th Au,,, and St. Helena 10th Oct.
Left at Batavia the Superior, Elizabeth Walker, Palmer. and Jean.
The Diamond was to -sail from Batavia in a few days for Cowes.
On 23rd Oct. in lat. 8 N, long. 25 W, spoke the Bahamian, hence
NI. Calcutta, and the !ship Indus
Brilliant, Craig, hence for Bourdeaux, was totally wrecked oar
Castletown, Isle Aran, during a severe gale 27th instant: two men
and two boys drowned

Jane: Williamson, and Esk, hence at Pernambuco
Ha,riet,Scott, hence oil' Demerara
Margaret Helen, Roach; and Margaret Ann, Hartery, hence a
Newfoundland

Neptune' Parker, hence at ditto, with loss of fore yard and par
of bulwarks

John Taylor, -, hence for Africa, was spoken 21st instant
in lat. 40. long. 10
Fanny Connell, -, hence for Leghorn, was spoken 10th inst
00 Cape Sines
John Peat, Leslie, hence and NI alta, at Smyrna
Ha lme, Astrope, hence at Syra, and cleared Ist Nor. for Constan
it

inople ,
Temperance, Le Ormid, hence at Syra
Highlander, 13ottomley, sailed from Trieste for this port ICth
Nov.

James, Wright. hence at Ancona
John Airey, Wilson, from Leghorn, at Gibraltar
llope. Guthrie, from Alexandria, at Gibraltar, and both sailed
12th Nov. for Liverpool
Trinity Yacht, Johnson, sailed from Gibraltar 10th Nor. for
Denia ; and William, Wakeham, 13th Nov. for Liverpool
Charlotte, Blenck, hence at Travemunde
Cordelia , *WM ahon. hence at Riga
Carl W'hilhelm, Bartel, hence at Swinemunde
Alert, Dail, from London for, this port, at Waterford ; cargo
shifted and loss of bulwarks
St. Martin, Vaughan, from St. John, N.B. at Cove ; in running
in got foul of the brig Don, and carried away her bowsprit
Jo Wheeler, Brien, from Demerara at Cove
Inconstant, from Quebec at Plymouth
SYR A, Nov. 10.—The Zuiteka. Scott, from Liverpool, grounded
on some sunken rocks off the S.E. coast of this island, on the 7th
instant, but was assisted off and into this port, after discharging
part of the cargo
MALTA, Nov. 10.—The Red Rover, from Alexandria to Liver-
pool, has put in here, having been struck by lightning, and it is ex-
pected must discharge
ST I+ ANGFORD, Nov. 24.—The Active, from Liverpool to Belfast,
broke from her moorings, in Ardglass Harbour, on the 21st instant,
drove on the beach, damaged her bottom, &se. and lost one man
overboard
WEXFORD, Nov. 27.—The timber ship reported yesterday is the
Ariadne, from Quebec to Belfast. The vessel has become a total
wreck ; captain aneteight men saved
DUBLIN, Nov. 24.—Part of the cargo of the Gainsbro', from
Liv,rpool to London, (reported yestesday,) has been saved ; three
of the crew drowned. ''!he Bootle, Carson, from Liverpool to Tri-
nidad, struck on the Kish Bank, got off with loss of rudder, and
was brought into this ricer by the Hawk, pilot-boat. A French
schooner, name unknown, is on shore at I ire-mile Point. The
weather continues very wild.
Cove, Nov. 27.—We had a very heavy gale last night from S.S.E.
and several vessels drove. Both masts of the schooner La Rose
Victoire, were cut away to prevent her driving on shore. A ship
ladder, with some cabin curtains. have been picked up near the
Lighthouse ; also a ship's boat without name