The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-29 00:00:00

Nov. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. Hour. I Shackamaxon, West, hence at Philadelphia. ,
:19, George Dardier (audit) District Court, 11 '
Mary Ward, hence at Havana.
30, Jon. Higginson & Rd. Deane (pf & die) Ditto, Harvey Galbraith, Leggitt, hence at Para.
11 Eleanor, Keane, hence at Maranham.
Dec.
11 Mary Goddard. hence at Melbourne.
Co!den Age (s.), hence for Melbourne, while proceeding
11 into the river this morning, ran into the north wall of the
11 Birkenhead docks and damaged her cutwater, &c. She wilt
11 be detained one or two days by the accident.
11
Julia, which arrived here yesterday, from Moulmein, mi-
ll
countered very severe weather, with beary seas, since passing
11 the Western Islands, and on the 2ist inst., about 180 miles.
11
11 W.S.W. of Cape Clear, experienced a violent storm from S.W..
to S.E. The ship's channels and bowsprit were started, hul-
tme warks, stanchions, &c., carried away, and had six feet water
in her bold ; threw overboard about 300 bags of rice : cargo
much damaged.
Indirect. Direct. ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 26.—A brig and schooner were in colli-
Fm. N. Video Oct. 4 stop, in Ramsey Bay, on the 24th ; the brig was tile Baltic,.
Mara nhain
Pernambuco. Oct. 23 ..' Point of Ayr, with loss of toretopmast, &c. The schooner
Rio Janeiro Oct. 14 anchored with loss of spars.
..
QUEBEC, Nov. 12.—The mail for England was not de-
Earbadoes .. Oct. 27
Demerara
.. Oct. a- •• •
.111aarr‘raa incaa : : • .
. ,Nov
ro v. : 1 ' .-. snatched from this port, for the U.S. steamer, from New
York, of the 120, in consequence of a violent snow storm. To__
,tvlainyatlsioeuwthe.ather is mild, and the snow fast disappearing
Charleston.. Nov. 10 :
M0bi1e...... Nov. 8 • NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—The Western World, from Liver--
N. Orleans.. Nov. 10 • • pool, which was ashore on Squam Beach, went to pieces in a
Savannah .. Nov. 8 •
Nr • storm on the 13th. A large ship, with loss of mainmast and
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New York
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Belizeepk pre earprapnts:tsl
weide.
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passedltll turpentine barrels,
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x the Warner, arrived Isere from Glasgow. A large number of
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arrived at Key West, Oct I •
main boom of a vessel, pieces of wreck, and a barrel of rosin,
30f whichN , lon was2ii Wa . mark
found seaworth
ARRIVED.
y, continued her voyage, Nov. 2.
VESSELSN,ov.l7,having •onTlM'eaLrteitni'tsia,Rfereofins,
. . 19t 1, been surveyed and.
Liverpool, Kearney New York I South Pictou, Crerar Pictou
Alexander, Johnson I Revival, Slater Tatmagouche
Baltimore i Aquila D'Uro, Rodrigues
• Rajah Gopaul, Dawson Carrill
Bombay I Jane and Mary, Cooper
Quebec Malaga Shark, hence to Para,
St. John. N.B, Speedwell, Vincent Alicante
JG.ol
jcl.finticlal.;,thhoernac:AflocrxAanudartiraalitao.
St. Vincent.
Pyreole (s.), hence at Nantes.
Frederick, Key, hence at Miramichi. Zone, hence for Alexandria, Oct. 16, lat 44 N, lon 44 W.
Camilla, Bine, hence at Newfoundland. Aramense, of this port, Nov. 1, lat 11 N, lon 23 W.
Jane Glassin, hence at the St. Lawrence. Stamboul, of this port, Nov. 16, tat 49 N, lon 12 W.
Templeman. sailed from Caldera on the 12th Sept., and Countess of Durham, hence for Genoa, Nov. 8, lat 4: N,
Manilla on the 2211 d, both for this port. lon 7 W.
Horacio, Asqueto t. Juan, Honnachea ; and Sebastian,. L
Tr. Standard, hence to Halifax. Oct. 21, lat 42 N, lon 52 W.
rechea, hence at Havana. Daring, Smyrna to this port, Oct. 22, off Cape de Gatt.
Hellas, Pens; Mary Sparks, Aitkin ; and Maria, Reed, all Thetis, hence to Hobart Town, Oct. 9, lat 2N, lon 24 W.
hence at Gibraltar. Hannah Easter, hence to Cape Good Hope, Nov. 18.
The Childe Harold, Prynn, from Sydney for London, is on Ranee, hence, Nov. 20, off Tuskar.
shore on the Goodwin Sands. Lancaster, Calcutta to this port, Sept. 13, Inc 33 S, lon 29 R._
The smack Gryffda m,.Roberts, of Port Madoc, from Cardiff, Julia, Moulmein to this port, Sept. 18, lat 35 S, lon 19 E.
was run down about half-past one this morning, in the Horse Eliza Bell, hence to St. nominal), Nov. 9, lat 46 N. lon 17 W-
Channel, by the Brian Boroihme (s.), which saved the crew. Mars, hence to A trica, Nov. 14': fat 49 N, lon 11 W.
Meta, Fordyce, from Trieste, at this port. On the 3rd Byzantium, hence to Lisban Nov. 16.
inst., off Cape St_ Vincent, passed about one hundred and Salem, hence, Oct. 10, lat I 'al, lon 21 W.
fifty ships bound to the northward. Tagus and Shark, of this port, Nov. 16, lat 59 A, lon 9 W.
William Ratiilionp. 1,..... -
Medina. hence to Santa Marta, Nov. 18, off Dallycotton.
Isabella, hence to Monte Video, Oct. 7, tat I N, log 21 W.
Jane, Danzic to this port, Nov. 14, off the Scant.
Ariailne, hence to Port Philip, Oct. 24.
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lon 60 W. Aug. ~ at a S,
Araminta, of this port, Nov. 1, lat 11 N, lon 28 W.
Mary, hence to Melbourne, Nov.
13, lat 50 N, lon 10 W.
vlizalietli Archer, hence, bound S.W., Nov. 13, lat 44 N.

5, William Tweddle (2nd) Ditto,
5, Joseph Peverelle (proof and div) Ditto,
9, Gordon J. .I.i Grant (proof and div) Ditto,
13, William James Perrin (proof and iliv) Ditto.
13, Thos. Tucker &John Tucker (pf & dv) Ditto,
13, William Bolderston (proof Ditto,
14, F. I. Dagnall &J. W. Fairclough(pf). dv) Ditto,
14, Francis J. Dagnall (separate div) Ditto,
14, J. W. Fairclough (separate div) Ditto.
LATEST DATES

AT LIVERPOOL.

Indirect

From China Oct: 11
Bombay Oct. 28
Calcutta Oct. 20'
Mauritius Sept. 111
Australia Aug. 24
St. Helena Sept. 301
C. G. Hope Sept. 231
Lima Oct. 11'
Valparaiso Sept.3o.
Vera Cruz Oct. 211
California Oct. 15'
Bahia Oct. 21
B. Ayres' Oct. 1

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING..

TUESDAY, Nov-22.—Wind S., moderate breeze,

Lamp.tdo

vratt, from St. John's, N. 8., at this
port. On the 6th inst., in hit. 44 N, lon. 46 W, was in =on-
tact with the British brig Chance, iron' Vianna for Newfound-
land. The Chance was cut down to the water's edge, and
totally dismasted..
QuEnac.—The Milicete, Jones, hence for this port, is a
total wreck in the Straits of Bellisle.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23.-Wind S., moderate,

ARRIVED

Celma, Bissett
Mary Biliby, Herbert
Curacoa I Isaac Webb,. Fut ber
Emerald Isle, Cornish New York
Admiral Boxer, Cranford
Quebec
Favourite, Litligow Ditto
Spartan Halifax
Fernandes, Contents Oporto

Africa I Olympus, Wilson ------'
New Orleans

Nora Creina, of this port, Nov. 18, lat 51 N, lon 14 W.
Cambria, hence to Callao Oct. 12, lat 8 N, ton 26 W.
City of Edinburgh, Calctitta to this port, Oct. 23, lat 29 N,
lon 38 W.
Lockord ett, hence to She hanghae, Oct. 3, lat 10 S, lon 26 W.
L Ashburton, nce, lat 46 N, 101, 49 W.
Edward Beck, Palermo to this port, Nov. 3, off Cape St.
Vincent.
Union, Messina to this port, Oct. 29, off Cape Palos.
Leva, hence, Nov. 17, hit 48 N, lon 13 W.
Perseverance, hence to St. John, N.t3., Oct. 27, on the Bank.

St. John, N.B. I
Florence Pugwash
Families Abbe, Olsen
lierteminde I
Norman, Shaw Sydney, C.B.

Arctic (5.),. Luce, from New York, at this port, left 12th
inst. Has .6i01,358 In specie on freight. Grounded on the
south side of the Victoria Channel coming in, but came off on
the flood without apparent injury

TIDE TAM,'

'owe, hence and 13-nen-a Ventura, at Panama
Orontes (s.s.) Olive, hence at Messina.

MOKK.;EVENCI. HOHT.! HOLYDAYS,ZTC.

Amelia, M'Kenzie, hence at eliarleston.
Neva, Malting, hence, and Queen Victoria, from Havana,
both at New• Orleans.

Tuesilay....29 9 54. 10 16 .Yi 'i;
Wednesitay.3o 10 39 11 2 l9 3
Thursday .. 1 11 21 11 47 119 10
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Friday .... - 010 20 2
Saturday .. 3 030 057 i 19 8
Smiday .... 4 122 147 18 7
Ifonday.... 5 212 . 239 , 16 9

Jane Goodyear, sailed from Palermo, 9
Lind, 11th, both for this port.
Ann Cheshire, Whiteway ; Czar Peter, Manning; and Jolly
`" h—ce at California

.11 inst., and Jenny

I2nd Sun. in Advent
1

IMindy, Parr, from _adstow, with loss of maintopmast,
mainwast, foretopgallantwast, &c., in a squall, off Lundy

BIRTHS

Georgians, Murray, and Parsee, Thomas, from Callao, off
Queenstown, 20th instant.

On the 16th inst., at Mytton-hall, Whalley, in this county,
the wife of W. C. Yates, Esq., of a daughter.
on the 18th inst., at Aigburth, Mrs. Joshua M. Heap, of a
daughter.

Champlain, for London, put back to New York, 11th
from the lower bay, with hawse pipes broken.
Rappahannock, Cushing; Hope, Weston; Ariel. Reid;
Hemisphere, Pray; Chin►orazo, Webb, all hence at New York.
RasisnATE, Nov. 22, 4 10, p.m.—The Childe Harold is now
off, and proceetlitv, for the river, with much damage, and
making a considerable quantity of water
PANAMA, Oct. 20.—The Lady Goug
the gridiron, at Tobago, anti V

On the 18th inst., in Parr-street, the wife of Mr. Joint
Young, of a daughter.

•
On the I9th inst., at Spellow.lodge Walton, the wife of Atr
W. lirtv, of a son.

I, has been ordered 011

charged, another surr.ll will be held.
LISBON, Nov. 12.—The Brazilian, from Liverpool, after dis-
charging about WO tons of coal, drifted tram the quarantine

I, Scotland-

On the 20th inst., at Seacombe, the wife of the Rev. E. Ro—
berts, of a daughter.

'l.etore daylight this

went on the

On the

21st inst,

',ere, arter cutung away tier masts, sue
went to pieces and became a toal wreck. Crew saved.
QUINIsit, sty Tontamon r, Nov. IB.—A brig, laden with
deals, and her bottom covered with barnacles, has been wash-
ed ashore on the rocks olf Tyree. The words " Brig Hatty
Huntington" were written on one of the deals, and a paper
has been found, apparently a pass book. between John Bray
and the Seamen's Savings Bank, New Yotk, with entries iu
1848. and July, 1852.
THURSDAY, Nov. U.—Wind S., fresh breese.

, surgeon,

daughter,

21st inst., the wife of Mr. Richard Barnes, of a

On the 21st inst., at Kilkenny, the wife of the Bishop of
Ossory, of a son.

On the 21st inst., in Grove-street, the wife of Dr. W.
Gruggen, late of the Royal Navy, of a son.
On the 21st inst., at Winnington, Northwich, the wife of
George Hatt Cook, sq., surgeon, of a son.
On the 22d inst., Mrs. Henry Greenwood, Falkner-street, of
a son.

ARRIVED.
Lord Stanley, James Quebec Wm. Stetson, Henderson
Lauriston, Williams Smyrna New Orleans
Margaret (s.F.), Hockley_ Kennett, Kennett Denia
-- . Reid Smyrna

On the 22d inst., the wife of Mr. \V. B. Birch, Runcorn, of
a son.

owe Daring

BAILED

Isaac Wright, Abeel I Coringa, Ilall
New York 1 Lusitania (a.s,

Sydney

Rio Janeiro

Fitton, hence at Miranliclii.
J. Montgomery, Davies, hence off Philadelphia.
Danube (s.s.), !teed, trout Messina, left Palermo for this
port, 17th inst.
Sylph, Pomeroy, sailed from Palermo for this port, 15th inst.
Droro (s.s.), and Waterwitch (s.s.), both hence off Oporto.
Grenada, front Quebec; Gromutteo, Alexandria; Enter.
prise, from Islay; and Itobarts (supposed Alice Jane), Jamaica,
all off this part.

FRIDAY, Nov

J V IA Utll V illpaz nomson, from Callao.
and Mary, from .Shetliac—all off this port.
Koh-i-?oor, Bennett, troll Bombay and Tutocorin, off
Dartmouth, 21nd Nov.

GOTHENBEIIG, Nov. 10.—Minister Lindeman, fur Belfast,
assisted in, dainAged.

REVAL, ;()V. 15'.—Viral, for Liverpool, put in leaky, pumps
choked; must d►scharge.—The Eaglets.) was at Christiansand
on the 22nd ult., with air-pump rod broken; would leave on
the 25th.

Lisnox, Nov. 18.—The Premier, Walsh, from Mazagan for
Liverpool, reported to be leaky, arrived here to-day; as also
some other vessels, of which no particulars can. be obtained.
BELFAST, Nov. 23.—The barque Harrison Chilton, of Liver-
pool, front Glasson Dock for Dalhousie i , n ballast, Was fallen
in with ou the 2nd of Nov., in lat. 42, lon. 42, in a sinking
state, and the crew, 19 in 'Limber, together with a female
passenger, were taken off by the Eureka, Sloan, of Dumfries,
from Philadelphia, which arrived here to-day.
NEW l'onE, Nov. 12.—The Czar Peter, which arrived at
San Francisco, 12th Oct., from Liverpool, was leaky, and part
of her cargo thrown overboard.—The Arcole, Lewis, from
Liverpool, which put back to Baltimore, 25th Oct., with three
feet of water in her hold, has discharged part of her cargo,
which is about one-fifth damaged. She is badly strained.

SATURDAY, Nov

—Wind S.E., light,

City of Edinburgh, Brown

Calcutta
,enia 'broil
!I Charente
bote de Cayenne Nantes
Itolt, Vanselow

Falcon, M`Larty Coringa
Grornetta Alexandria
Edward Beck, Roberts

Palermo
EleanPr Ditto
Jane Ditto
Rosalie Ostend
Tagus, Wade Lisbon
Brothers, Thorpe Camaroons
Salonica, Falkner Paraiba
Marshall, Kruser Cronstadt

St. Petersburg
Josefina Gothenburg
Euroclydon, Bennitt
Philadelphia
Henry Jones, Dove

Valparaiso

Ohio, Rezean
Arundel', Mills
Ann Rose, Duncan
Marion Moore, Tweedie

New York
New Orleans
Ditto

Niagara (s.), Leitch Boston
Arabian (s.s.), Miller Allalta
Thos. Fielden, Guy Adelaide
Gannett (s.s.), Holland,Lis bon
Flying Childers, Brownrigg
eir
Rebecca, Coundon Rio J Malta Hums, Spriggs St. Michael's
Village Girl, Woof Barbados

Melbourne

Trimmer, Stoneman

Newfoundland
Richard Cobden, Stewart
Bombay

Anne, Flea, hence at Sydney
Alps (s.s.), hence at Havre.

RI.:VA.I„ Nov. 15.—A vessel
lost on Chalk Ground, and anol

SUNDAY, Nov. 27

Julia, Blampied Moulmein
Guiding Star, Couch
__

New Orleans
:Smyrna

Rattler (s.s.), Benson Oporto
Matilda, 111`Phun Mauritius
Felicity, Lawson. Jamaica
Astrologer (a.s.), Folland
Constantinople
Para
Azores
llordt

Jesusa, Algata
Fidget, Jarvis
Jeune Agatha