The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

MEDITERRANEAN.

M.lrgaret. (310) GalTrero, fm•Alexandria and Malta, with (fm Alex-
andria) 100 bales Sea Island cotton, 1519 bales Mako, Order-400 bales
Maki) cotton, A A Gnwer, Nephew and co-9 bales whip, Dumont
and Ellrodt-625 bars iron, Order—(fm Malta) 1 case conts unkn, T
Rowlett—G

Magic, (119! Trevavas, fm Striyrna, with 30 brls whet stones,Walker
and co-45,1)1s sheeps.' wool. J M'Laurin—D6 bls sheeps' and 2 bls
gnat's wool. 1 small pkge carpets. Order-10 t emery stones loose. 3
plots luggage, Breed and co-1 prcl patterns.'W Pearce-4 pkgs sponge
A W Powles and co-11 bls goat's wool, P Clog and co-71 bales lamb
skins, Landed at Milford-1C Dl:
Robert, (110) Hamilton. fm Messina and Licata, with (fm Messina)
47 cks olive oil, Order—(fm Licata) 120 tons brimstone, Ross Bros-
-0 Dlt

ilritannia Packet, (121) Innes, fm Trieste, with 46 cks olive oil,
150 bags shignae,
.12 tons brimstone. 163 bales cotton. 12 bales wool.
Wades. Pickers; ill and co-22 bags wool, L Astori-13 bales 1 parcel
silk waste, Order—K Dk

Anna Sophia, (105) Butcher, fm Leghorn, with 6 brls 50 dble brls
20 hf brls 5 kgs anchovies, 11,7 cks boracic acid, 7 ps veined and 6 cs 2
slabs 1 table and 63 small ps marble. 8 es alabaster, 47 bls wool, 43 brls
14 es 10 cks gum, 65 hf chts
.15 jai,. 5 pps oil, 8 bxs gum arable, 4 bales
raw silk, 6 t manganese, 3 cs suodriUs, 31 bls hemp, t old junk, 1 ck
earth, 17 cs, sca4liola, 20sms11 marble tables, 1 chimney piece. 3 casks
cream tartar, Order-3 cs marble works, Vos and co-4 his wool, 4 cs
pictures. .1 Bibby and co-1 pkee 2 marble busts, I) Will ink—i bales
retd goods, Vianna sud Jones-23 bales wool, .J Lloyd and co—S Dk

.911: tßA7,:tivt. Ott. 21.--.T!•.r VIC 7 Gebruder, of Terming, was
brotightinto this harbodr last abandoned by the crew—cargo,
rapeseed.

ISLAND OF ORSEL, 0ct..16.---An English brig is on shore at this Is-
Lan.►, and another at a neighbouring one.

T,IIISTan, Oct. 29.—The Norwegian hri; driven on shore on this
coast is the Nepttinus, Thorsen, of Pleiderichshdt.

ANT‘PERP, Nov. 9.—The Louis Constant. Poodts, anti the E4rnonil
have been in contact iu Fluihing Roads, and Loth received

SUNDAY, Nov. 13.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
(High water th 31m p.M.)

Amman—The Solon, . Wood, from New York—Shannon, Load-
beater, from St John's, N R—Rapid, --, from Palermo-,Majestic,
Lawson, froth Bombay—Kingston, —. from Africa—Atlas, Smith,
from Ant werp,—Med 0 ra, —, from Charleston—llindoo. Askew,
from Calcutta—Rapid, Mathias, froth Palermo.
A L3O -A antrao—Tho 3PCartney, froth Newry—Mayflower,
Poole. from Cardifr—Ei!en, Shields, from Wexford—Friends, Grin-
field, frorn'Penztnee-I,!ostry, —, from PlemoLth-LSt AndreW,
Mauney, from Duillia—Mit f 4, ref Brown, Viss, tm Newry—Adelaide,
Bromfield, froM Charlestown—Ailsa Crate, 'steamer) from Wexford
-Margaret. (steamer) from Waterforii.,—Earl Roden,- (steamer) from
Dundalk—Athlone, (steamer) from Belfast—Grana Mk.. (steamer)
from It: oglieda.:-.Ballinashie, and Mersey, (steamers) frOth
SAILF,I3—The Renown, 111' Kinney, for Africa.

The Ellen, Puce, hence, at Quebec.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The Adventurer, from Liretpool for Quebec,
is on shore at Mille Vaches, with loss of rudder, part of the keel, and
making much water—she is not expected to be got off.'

MONDAY, Nov. 14.—Noon, Wind West.—Blowing fresh.
(High Water 211 51M a.m.)
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AITTLIVED—The Jane, 'Fenwick, from Calcutt --William, Rodger,
from Bombay—Falcon, Mairs, from Calcutta—May, Symes, from
Bombay—Ellen, Wilson, from China and the Mauritius--Freeland,
"Midgley, from Bonny and St Lucia—Oscar, Caine, from New Calabar
and Fernando Po—Southerner, Tibbetts, from New York—Bradshaw,
Milroy; Bee, Allan; Edinburgh, Severight ; Atlantic, Seattle; and
Melantho, Toole, from Quebec—llirondelle, —_-, from Tarra.vona
—Caroline, Salmon, from Quebec—Reynard. Wetherell, from Deuia
—Delta, Willis, from Paraiba.

The Imogen, Riley, hence. for. China, at Anjer, 12th July.
Europe, Marshall, hence for New York, off roskar.
Corsair, hehee, at the'Dardaoeiles. and reported to be' on
shore.

Redbreast, Millard; James and Jane, -; Tiber, Candler; and
Brisk, Artes, hence, at Constantinople.
Martha, Holt; and Caledonia, Jones, hence, at Bonny.
Syria, Taylor, hence, at Fernando Po, and sailed fur the Mauritius
18th August.
Argo, k'arlcy, hence, at Havana._
Tallahassee, ----, hence fur New Orleans, was spoken 28th Oct.
in hi. 31 40, long. 33 33.
The Planter, -, hence for Constantinople, was spoken 12th Nov.
the Smalls bearing E.S E. 33 miles. _ _

The Mount Ste;-art Elphinstone, from Bombay. has put back to the
Clyde, haring heen run into by the City of Cilasgovr steamer, and
nearly cut down to the water's edge.
The Corinthian, for this port, was driven on shore at Ca-
rouge, in the. St Lawrenee.

sailed from Bonny for Old Calabar, 14th Aug.
The Liverpool, Lowden, from Hambro', at Halifax, and sailed for
Miramiehi I Gth Oct. •

Mary White, Garington, from Bombay, at Cove, sailed Ist July, and
from'St Helena 20th Sept. On July 11th, in lat. 4"53,' lthig. 74 50 E,
passed a pooped deck ship with one flag hoisted, colo,ura white and
I,loe. On 12th Sept. in ht. 15 SS. limg. 5 10 E, spOke- the Sir John
Iteresrortl, from Calcutta for .London. On 28th Oct. in Ist: 33 7 N,
long. 32 3t W, spoke the Malcolm, from Singapore for London. On
401 Nov, in lat. 41.:50 N. long. 26 50 W, spoke the Attn Johnson, from
Lisbon for Newfoundland. On 7th Nov. m lat. 45 8, long. 22 13, spoke
the Madras, frdni Madras for London.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NovzatnEa 14,1836.
Wind at Holyhead West.—Blowing fresh.
Off Point LyitS, inward-tOund—No. 829, Thomits Parsons•, B Bk,
from Africa, at 3 p.m.—has a pilot.
West of the Floating Light, inward-bound—No. 1256. Ellen,' B Bk,
from Chioa, at'l 30 p.m.
Off Holyhead, outward-hound, yesterday—No. 1162, Golden Fleece,
B Bk, for Paltht, at 4 p.m.
Off Point Lvnas; outward-bound, yeiterday—No. 100, Chester, B
Schur, for London, at 4 p.m.
Several vessels telegraphed have since arrived.