The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-12-04 00:00:00

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NYMOUTII, Nov. 28th, Nov, 4. p.m.—The vessels are now run-
ning from the Sound to Sutton Pool, some cut, others parted, and
others slipt. A vessel from Tarragona, with nuts. is lost near
LOOP. The Ramier la Ville, with wheat, from itourdeauX to Ply-
mouth, for Mr. ',Union, is reported to have been lost yesterday,
near Falmouth. The weather is very bad. The tide was over the
quays at 3 p. in., an occurrence unprecedented

SATURDAY, DECEMBER I.—Wind W. to S. moderate.

ARRIVIZD.—Fame, Whitley, (sailed 13th Sept ) and Emerald,
Stinson, from Monte Video—Ann & Jane, Cocks, from Berbice—
Governor, James, from Jamaica • sailed 4th Oct.—Town of Boss,
Webster, from St. John. N.B.—Wave, Taggart, from Dilhousie—
Matthew Bell, Hunter, nod Faside, Craig, from Quebec—Lavinia,
—, from Alexandria for the Clyde—Hope, Guthrie, from
Alexandria—Bess, Martin, from Denia—llendrika, Arentina,
from Rotterdam—Brennus, —, from Charente—and Henrietta,
Freeland, from Rotterdam.

SAlLED.—Margaret Marshall, Bryce, for Bourdeaux.

Russia, , from New Orleans. at this port, with loss o:
main and mizen masts arrl deck load (about 40 bales) thrown over.
board 2911 t Nov. off Tusk ar

Syria, Currie, for Bombay, has put back with ballast shifted
Albion, Ball, from Malatya for this port, was totally lost yester-
day morning, on Redness Point, near Whitehaven—mate and two
men saved

Two or three vessels are reported to be wrecked in Tramore
Bay

'i•he wrecks of four large vess Is were seen upon the coast o:
Wexford, about 28th Nov.
A.barque is on shore near Ballinek, Waterford
Prudence, Lionson, from London for Liverpool, at Dartmouth
lost bulwarks, sails, &c.

Senator, Grindlay, from the Cape of Good Hope for London, was
spoken sth Nov. in lat. 38, long. 31
Archer, Braithwaite, hence, and Hester, -, from. Jamaica,
at Savanilla, and both loading for this port
Itebeeca, Saver, hence at Tampico
Montezuma;-, hence at Havana
Tremont. Hall, and Georgia, Davies, hence at New Orleans
Lancashire, Alexander, and Admittance, -, hence at Sa-
vannah

Senator, Stacey, hence ofT ditto
. Gnngps. Corlian ; Rowland, Dicks, and Ceres, Blanchard, hence
at Charleston

Alice, linap, hence, at Virginia
Governor Fenner, Church, hence, at Mobile
JetTerson, Raines ; Powhattan, Griffiths, anal Globe, Silsby,
hence at Baltimore

Algonquin, Turley ; Walter, Foulk, and Narraganset, Sampson,
hence at Algonquin,
St. Lawrence, Brown ; Suviah, Moody, and Lexington, Hill,
hence at New work
Toronto, Griswold, from London, at New York
Thetis, Brown ; Ward, Masters ; Europe, Ellis ; Tieverley.
Brewer; Jane Walker, White: Sophia, Risk, and Nlarchioness of
Bute, Burns, hence at St. John, N.B.
Sophia, Weatherall, and Augusta, Rae, hence at Quebec
Murray, —, from Demerara, at St. Andrew, N.B.
Empress, Hodgson, hence at Genoa
Jonk. Vrow Maria, Wyk, henry, at Helvoet
BELNIULLET, Nov. 27.—The & George, from Liverpool
for Westport, was driven ou shore at Keel, Arhill Island, 25th Nov.
YOUGHALL, Nov. 28.—The Mary, Scott, from St. John. N.B, for
Liverpool, was driven on shore this evening in Whiting Bay ; two
men drOwned. It• is expected the cargo will be saved. The Cle-
mentson bas gone to pieces. It has been blowing a dreadfal hur-
riCane all day direct on the coast, with a most terrific sea
WATERFORD, Nov. 28.—The Isabella, Rymer, from Pernambucco
Air Liverpool, was driven this morning from Duncannon Bay,
(where she was at anchor) on Dromore Bank, and it is likely. will
be driven up very higln
Tyr:ELLA, Nov. 29.—The British Heroine, Atkins, fm Liverpool
for Mobile. is on shore in Dundrum Bay, with rudder unshipt. loss
of fore Mast. and nearly full of water.
t• Comala, from Sincapore for Liverpool, was driven on
shore near Ballinacourty, and it is feared will go to pieces : crew
saved.

DUBLIN, Nov. 30.—A vessel is on the Codling Bank, south of
Gr,ystones, dismasted, and firing signals of distress.
The St. Patrick ,steamer) from Liverpool, is wrecked outside the
Waterford Light; 21 persons saved.—The Egeria, of t,utherland,
is water-log,ged outside Howth Harbour. The name of the French
vessel reported yesterday is the Nouve., fl'stin, with wheat, hound
to Dougiss. Isleman •, cargo washed out. The Emma, trom Malaga,
has: been towed into Rush harbour.
fiEauxkuts, Nov. 28.-The Ann Alicia, Davis, from London for
LiverpooL•was driven on shore last night near Treacastle, but got
off this morning, making a little. water.
HOLYHEAD, NOV, 39.—The Star, F..rren, from Denia for Liver-
pool, is nn shore at Roscolyn. The car4o is landing.