The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-16 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10.—Wind S.E., light.

ARRIVED.—OIive Branch, Drake, from St. John, N.B.—Alice
Wilson, Bute, from Bathurst—Polly, Fox, from Prince Edward
Island—Montezuma, Leavitt, and Oregon, Evans, from Quebec
—Adroit, James; Sarah, Jones, and Victoria, Evans, from New-
port.

Garron, hence at Bonny.
Golden Eagle, hence at Old Calabar.
Huddersfield, hence off Cape Palmas 11th July.
Emma, Williams, hence at Newfoundland.
Dumbarton Youth (s. 5.,) Rodger, sailed from Leghorn for
this port 25th Sept.
Teresa, Debano, sailed-from Gibraltar for this port 29th Sep-
tember; and the William Wykeham, for ditto, on the 30th.
Duke of Athol, Hunter; William Thomas, Milligan; Maese
Packet, Grant; Astrea, Oldenburger; Speed, Mountani ; Li-
berty, Warwick, and Bridges, Gregory, hence at Pillau.
Gesina Bertha, Weyer, hence at Danzic.
Ann, Lewis, and Rattler (s. s.) Carter, hence at Helvoet.
Susanne, Darnell, and Ann and Jane, Williams, hence at
Bronwershaven.
Philomene, Bulcke, and Union, Dendnyts, hence at Ostend.
Charles, Tobin, from Newfoundland at Milford.
Commerce, Curtis, from Pugwash, and Perseverance, Garri-
son, from Shippegan at Queenstown.
The Beccles, from Bonny to this port, was seen 14th Aug., off
Cape Lopez, apparently on shore on a reef, by the Ensign, from
Bonny.
FALMOUTH, Bth Oct.—The Ariel, from Liverpool to Trieste,
which put in here on the 6th instant, with loss of mainmast,
&c., has been surveyed, and commenced landing her cargo.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11.—Wind

ARRIVED.—EIiza Caroline, Bell, from Quebec—Equity, from
Prince Edward Island—Pasha, Hogg, from Richibucto—Maria
Terpsithea, from Syra.
SAILED.—Dwina, Wallace, for Riga—Argentina, Morton, for
Cape de Verds and Buenos Ayres—Syria, Simonds, for Born-
bay—Annegiena, Pattje, Dordt—Hope, Weston, Boston—Dun-
can, Parry, Calcutta—Bertha, Volger, St. Thomas—Charlotte,
Muys, for Antwerp—Furst Witcher, Argyll, and Johan Corne-
lius, Fradland, Rostock—Philip, Evans, Rouen—Felix, Ken-
ning, Rostock.

Columbus, hence at Pernambuco 30th August.
Sphynx, Dixon, hence at Smyrna.
Princess Alice, sailed from ditto for this port 26th of
September.
Medea, Freemen, hence at Constantinople.
Bosphorus, (steamer,) hence at Malta, and proceeded 28th
September for Constantinople.
Eustace, Mowatt, sailed from ditto for this port on the 25th
September.
Royal William, Maddocks, hence at Cagliari, and sailed for
Palermo.
Kezia, Spence, hence at Danzic.
Queen Mab, Marshall, sailed from Gravesend for this poll
9th October. _ _ _ .

- Victoria, Miles, hence for Newcastle, at Falmouth, leaky.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 9.—The cargo of the schooner Ariel is land-
ing in a damaged state.
RAMSAY. ISLE OF MAN, October 7.—The Sisters, Adair,
from Liverpool for Port Rush, came on shoreto the southward
of this port to=day, during a gale from the E.S.E., has received
great damage, and will not get off till the next rise of tides.

FRIDAY, OCT. I2.—Wind E.

ARRIVED.—PaCha, Hogg, from Richibucto, at this port;
sailed 26th• Aug. On 12th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 39, fell in with
the Orion,-of Oldenburg, from Wilmington to Amsterdam,
leaky, and took off the crew, five in number.
sAILISD.- Eberhard, Baltoor, for Nurse,. —Belem". Wilhelm,
Dethlessen, for Frederickstadt--Courier, Viegut, Danzic--
Trasmerano, Basagorte, Barcelona--Seandinavian, Moller, for
Kiel—Jane, Crowell, and Consul, Smith, for New Orleans—
Creseent, Williams, Charente—Stanhope, Lott, St. Michael's—
Economist, Parry, Norfolk, Virginia—Osmanli (s. st.,) Cor-
bett, for Genoa—Margaret Walker, Aymers, for Halifax.

James Dean, Hart, from Honduras for Birkenhead, off Fal-
mouth.
Sotire, Sotire, hence at Venice.
Lima, Jarvis, and Eliza, sailed from Malaga for this port on
29th September.
Perillan, Gavica, hence at Bilboa.
Problte, Chaput, cleared at Charente fcr this port on the 7th
October.

Seadrift, Wetherill ; Lucerne, -Page; St. Petersburg, Witt-
mann ; and Gratitude. Smart, hence at Cronstadt.
St. Catharine, Kendall; Prince Albert, Clare; and Martha,
tha, Collie, hence at Helvoet.
Swan, Hain, hence at Brouwersbaven.
A large ship, dismasted, apparently an American, with jury
mainmast fitted, and standing -to the southward, was passed
yesterday afternoon, 13 miies N.W. by W. of Holyhead, by
H.M. packet Banshee.
DUBLIN, Oct. 10.—The Simpson, of Liverpool, from Troon
to Marseilles, foundered last night, about 18 miles W. by N. of
Bailey Lighthouse; crew saysd.

SATURDAY, OCT. 13.—Wind E.N.E., fresh.

"ARRlVED.—Hibernia (st.), Stone, from New York (sailed
29th Sept.)—Charles Souchay, Thomas, from Charente—Fleur
de Marie, Stagge, from liowacht—Empress, Marden, from
Antwerp—Nancy, Way, froth Palermo.
SAlLED.—Clifton, Todd, for Africa—Eliza Pirrie, Harley,
for Bombay—Tigris, Patrickson, and James Alexander, Cot-
tier, for Calcutta—Jeremiah "Garnett, Daley, for Shangbae—
Mary, Husband, for Valparai,so—Adeline, Pike, and liaidee,
Soule, far New Orleans—Siddons, Shoppy; Brant, Robinson;
Java, Perry; and W. H. Harbeck, Shinn, for New York—
Boreas, M'Donald, for Savannah—Robert, Beauchamp, for
Boston—Europa (st.), Lott, for Halifax and Boston—Eblana,
Roper, for Lisbon—Jane Cumming, Tyrer, for Gibraltar—C.
Henriette, Voss, for Rostock—Sofia, Cardillo, for Messina—
W. Jantina, Wygers, for Rotterdam—Horatio, Hamilton, for
Smyrna—Jane Goodyear, Lamzed, for Trieste—Emma, Way,
forZante.

America (st.), Harrison, hence at Boston, 26th Sept, mid-
eight.
N. H. Woolf; Isaac Wright, Marshall; Shannon, Ludlam;
and John Hancock, Snow, alllence at New York.
Remembrance, hence at Leghorn.
(General Taylor, Redman, hence at Philadelphia.
Juliet, hence at Bath.
Madagascar, Balparda, hence at Havana.
•Rochelaise, Cantin, hence at G noa.
Sylvia, Hooks, and Sophia, Dixon, hence at Nerve.
William Campbell, Croll, hence at Pillau.
_ (Libra, Peterson, hence at Swinnemunde.
Emma, Gibson, hence at Hamburg.
Jean Van Eyck, Minne, hence at Ostend.
Severn (st.), from Vera Cruz, at Mobile, with the Mexican
mail for England, and 1,101,000 dollars in specie in freight.
Marie Frederick, Smidt, hence for Hamburg, at Falmouth.
Marie, Vascoe, hence for Stettin, off Falmouth.
Eliza Jane, Brown, sailed frem Malaga for this port 29th
Sept.
Zwautje Elizabeth, Jager, from Groningen for this port, at
Deal.
Emerald, Cook, from Malaga for this port, off Aberdovey,
with loss of bowsprit, mainboom, &c., but proceeded.
Gwalior, from Colombo, at St.. Helena.
Potentate, from Launceston, V.D.L., off St. Helena.
Gambia, Colhown, from St. John, N. 8., at Queenstown.
New YORK, Sept. 29.—Besides the gale of the 13th an(ll4th,
which is reported to have been very severe in the Gulph, the
vessels now arriving here encountered another storm on the
19th and 20th instant. _ _

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26--The Swatara, from Liverpool for
Philadelphia,. which went ashore last April, in Indian River,
broke up during the late gales, and has disappeared without
leaving.a vestige to denote the spat of disaster.

SUNDAY, Oar. 14.

SAIL zo.—Teaser, Wainwright, for Cape of Good Hope—W.
Russell, ;Goulding, for Brazils—Fanny, Kite, for Gonaives—
Couriertßowes, for Lima—Repeater, Dorman, for Charleston
—Thema, Leighton, for New Orleans—Tuscarora, Turley, for
Philadelphia—Haabet, Smith, for Aalesund—Zeitgeest, Peter-
sen; Henriette, Hoppenrath ; and Aurora Denenberg, for
Danzic—Petronella, Vanderkerckhove, for dhent—Hellespont
(st.), Watts, for Gibraltar, &c.—Gannet (s.), Sullivan, for
Rotterdam—Emma, Brumm, and Die Krone, Althaber, for
Stettin.

Jane King, Reid ; Choice, Thompson:;. and Employ, Hoskins,
all hence at Cronstadt.

The ship Eliza was seen 12th instant, going into Waterford,
with loss of bowsprit, het.d, and cutwater, by the William Penn
(at.), arrived here from Waterford.
29th May. Godel, from Ceylon; Candace, Patterson, from
St. John, N. 8.; and Bedouin, Gritto, from Palermo, all at
Queenstown.
Principe Radali, Costa, from Naples, at Waterford.
Chatham, Vennis, from Quebec, at Kingstown.
Emerald, Cook, from Malaga, and Vanilla, Eddet, from Rot-
terdam, both at Holyhead.

MONDAY, OCT. )15..—Wind N.E., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Alexander Robertson, —, from Taganrog—
Gem, Renard, from St. Petersburg—Admiral, Weitung, from
Hamburg.
SAlLED.—Village Girl, Wooff, for Rio Janeiro—Hero of Si-'
don, Spence, for New Orleans—Jane Prowse, Murphy, for
Lima►—Decima, Batik, for Africa—Lady Raffles, Martin, for
Calcutta—Olive, Olive, for St.. John, N.B.

The Duke, Dady, from Quebec, at this port, with loss of
mainmast, mizentopmast, topsailyard, &c., having been in
contact with the Larne, 10th instant, between Bardsey and
Holyhead.
Mermaid, Baylis, hence at Vera Cruz.
Mersey? hence at'Cronstadt.
Champion, Coohrane, from Quebec, at Crookhaven.
Thomas, Brennan, from Prince Edward Island for this port,
at Baltimore, with loss of sails, &c., and part of cargo thrown
overboard.
WATERFORD, Oct. 13.—The Larne, Nickels, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, put in here yesterday, with loss of bowsprit,
and cutwater, larboard bow stove, and several htindred cache
of salt thrown overboard, having been in contact with The'
Duke, from Quebec, between 13srdeey and Holyhead. on C.; c‘
night of the 10th instant.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Elle' slie 3rd Sept., off Cape Ray—Canton. 17th Sept., in lat.
47, long. 34—Sumners, bound east, 20th Sept., in lat. 48, long.
27—True Briton, for Madeira, in lat. 51, long. 13—Vengeance,
2nd Oct., in lat. 51, long. 12—Adeline, for Cork, 3rd Oct., in
lat. 51, long. 10—Sterlingshire, hence for Calcutta, three days
out, in.long. 10—Clio, from Newport, for Quebec, 9th Sept.—a
French steamer, bound west, 29th Sept., off Cape Race—Ca-
nada (steamer), hence for New York, 29th Sept.—Duke of
Gloucester, hence for Africa, 31st July, in lat. 12 N., long. 21
W.—Sobraon, from Sydney, 3rd Oct., in lat. 49, long. 9—Cano-
pus, hence, 4th Aug., in lat. 22, long. 28—H.M.S. Swift, 13th
Aug., in lat. 3 S., long. 28 W—Rarifa, 28th Sept., in lat. 50,
long. 11—Lady Flora, 4th Aug., in lat. 35 S., long. 21 E
Gwalior, from Colombo, for London, sth Aug., in lat. 35 S..
long. 21 E—General Harrison, of Boston, Ist Sept., in lat. 3
N., long. 22 NV—Express, from New York, for California, 2nd
Sept., in lat. 5 N., long. 24 W—Boyne, from Bombay, for Lon-
don, 16th Sept., in lat. 27 N., long. 35 W—lna, from Moul-
mein, for Cork, 21st Sept., in lat. 31 N., long. 35 W—Alice
Brooks, from Rio Janeiro, for London, 20th Sept.—Caledonia,
from ombay, for Hull, Ist Oct., in lat. 47, long. IS—Ann
Grant, of Bangor, fifteen miles W.S.W of Holyhead-29th
May, from Ceylon, for this port, 21st Sept., in lat. 32, long. 33
Bosch's, 28th Sept.—Anderson, of this port, homeward bound,
2nd Oct.—Anilla, hence for Sincapore, 4th Aug., in lat. 2 S.,
long. 22 \V—Mail, hence 11th Sept.—Alexander, of this port,
from Buenos Ayres, for Mayo, 20th Aug., near the Cape de
Verds—Mona, from St. John, N. 8., for this port, 25th Sept.,
in lat. 51, long. 14—Gem, from Newfoundland, for Cadiz, 9th
Sept., in lat. 44, long. 49—Senator (American ship,) 11th Sept.,
in lat. 42, long. 45—Raby Castle, bound west, 21st Sept., in lat.
49, long. 23—British Princess, in lat. 47, long. 32—Providence,
hence, 19th Sept., off Cape Spartel—Mina, of Bremen, for New
York, 23rd Sept., in lat. 53, long. 20—William Sorlie, outward
bound, Ist Oct., in lat. 47, long. 30—Amazon, from St. John,
N. 8., for Hull, in long. 20—Lady Colebrooke, from Bombay,
for the Clyde, 2nd Oct., off N.W. coast of Ireland; out 150
days—Jane, from Falmouth, from Quebec, 15th Sept., in long.
35—Falcon, from New York, for Oporto—Charlotte, from Lan-
caster, 7th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 43—Peggy, of Kingstown,
from Clyde, 25th Sept., in lat. 52, long. 14—Stria, of this port,
22nd Sept., in lat. 46, long. 40—Malibran, of this port, from
Honduras, for London, 29th Aug., in lat. 35, long. 48—Alexan-
der, from Madras, for London, 3rd Sept., in long. 22 W—Helen
Rundle, 4th Sept., in lat. 2 N., long. 23 W—Nebo, of and from
Baltimore, for Rio Grande, 6th Sept., in lat. 4 N., long. 24 W.
Canada, 7th Sept.—Cheverel, of Exeter, from Bordeaux, for
Bombay, 10th Sept., in lat. 15, long. 25—Maple Leaf, 15th Sept.,
in lat. 22 N., long. 35.