The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-20 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Wind W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Edmond, Robinson, and Elizabeth Bentley,
Steele, from St. John, N.B.—Serenader, Robinson, Montreal—
Avondale, Armstrong, Windsor, N.S.—Lovrance, - , Trieste
—Ann Powell, Tucker, Patras—Scotia, Burnett, Mytelene—
Carlotta, Lagana, Palermo—Eustace, Mowatt, Volo—Lady
Rowena, Wrigt, Denia.
SAlLED.—Wyoming, Miercken, Philadelphia—Tay, Adams,
New Orleans.

Rosanna, Gibson, hence at Galatz.
Wish, Martin, from Zante at Cephalonia, and sailed 29th
October for Zante and this port.
Observer, Fowler, sailed from Cephalonia 21st October, and
Confidence on the 26th, both for this port.

THURSDAY, Nov. 15

ATLRIVED.—Bridget, Wade, from Lisbon—Mary Pleasants,
Bowen, Baltimore—Waverley, Tiernan, Riga--Earl of Ripon,
Killow, Alexanaria—Grace M`Vea, Brownley, Quebec—Eliza-
beth Bentley, Steel, and Edmond, Robinson, St, John, N.B.

Anonima, hence at Havana.
Masalcofar, sailed from Havana for this port Oct. 12.
Flirt, hence at Cienfuegos.
Standard, Oliver, hence at Pictou, and sailed for Richibucto
Oct. 12.
Richard Cobden, Fuller, hence at Pictou.
James, hence at Prince Edward's Island.
Maria, Taylor, and Parthian, Cole, hence at Genoa.
Jane Cumming, Tvrer, hence at Gibraltar.
Ann, Pearce, from Xavea, at Gibraltar, and sailed for this
port.
Tyro, herce at Lisbon.
Ellen, Niel, hence off Oporto.
William Wells, Rockett, sailed from Oporto Nov. 5, and
Pearl, Sanders, Nov. 8, both for this port. •
Charles Souchay, Thomas, bedce at Charente.
Tay, hence for New Orleans, has put back.
Wilton Woop, hence for Buenos Ayres, at Beaumar:
Rs' Robinson, hence for Malta, at ditto.

Jemuna, Gibson, from Cronstadt fo-r this port, off Wick
William Krause, hence at Narva Oct. 23.
Majestic Loutit, hence at Swinnemund-

Chirlotte, Brandt, from
this port Nov. 2.
Furst Blucher, Agrell, hence at Elsineur, and cleared for
Rostock Nov. 6.
Selma, Pat ullo, from St. Petersburg at Elsineur, and cleared
f•r this port Nov. 6.
WARREN POINT, Nov. 13.—The Emilie, Cardwell, from Li-
verpool for Leghorn, has been brought into Wan en Point Dock,
having struck inside Carlingford Bar.

)anzic at

Isineur, an

FRIDAY, Nov. 16.

Mind N.

AnDIVED.—Iowa, Till, from Quebec—Camerton, Honduras
—Cumberland, Atkin, Paraiba—Flora M`Donald, M`Pherson,
Bombay.
SAlLED.—Sheridan, Cornish, and J Z, Zerega, for New York
—Kalamazoo, Faulke, and North Star, Bishop, Philadelphia—
Don Juan, Borg, Newfoundland—Maypo, Frodsham, Curacoa
—Pirate (s), Hardie, Constantinople.

Nais, for Syra, and Portland, for Coquimbo, have put back
Governor Davis, for Boston, and Theresa, for Ciudad Bo'. --
came foul of each other last night, and sustained damage.
The Cordelia was raised from King's Dock, last night, with
little damage; her cargo (salt) lost.
Emilie, reported yesterday, has been surveyed at Warren
Point, and must discharge, several of her planks on the flat of
floor being stove, her keel injured fore and aft, and copper
wrinkled.
T. Sparks, from Calcutta at St. Helena Aug. 26; in lat. 36 S.,
lon, 21 E., encountered a severe hurricane, and lost boats,

anclrionif, &c.
Arica, Nowlan, from Porto Rico at Queenstown.
Dido, Cormick, from Cronstadt at Pentland Frith.
Northern, Disney, hence at Harlingen.
Douce Davie, Kinney, from Calcutta at Downs.

SATURDAY, Nov. 17

—Wind N.W., fresh,

AURIVED.—WiIIiam Wells, Rocket, from Oporto—St. Barbe,
from Pordeaux--Dido, and Kestrel, from St. Petersburg.
SAlLED.—Marshall Bennett, Small, for Sierra Leone—City
of Manchester, Wlntyre, Bombay—Agnes, Sutherland, Aden
—Cornelia, Dunum, Batavia—Adelaide, Nolan, Demerara—
Amelia Hill, Hill, and General Mina, Larragan, Havana—
Union, Lafoley, St. Thomas—Empress, Manion,
Corkhill, Brazils—St, Helens, Ro'imson, Copiapo—British
American. Powell, Apalachicola-7.lame_s "

Charleston—Thanios,- Rennie; City or Lincoln, Rigby, and
Lady Constable, Dawson, New Orleans—Malabar, Teulon, and
Commodore. Pritchard, Mobile—lntrinsic, Macfarlane, Savan
nab—Lady Hobert, Rogers, Staten Island, &c.—Canada (s.),
Harrison, Halifax and New York—Harriet, Dyer, St. John,
N.B.—Flora, Sullivan, Antwerp—Jose Ignacio, Goicochea,
Barcelona—Huntress, Middleton, Brindisi—E. Boutcher, Far-
mer, Cadiz, &c.—Dumbarton Youth (s.), Rogers, Genoa—Hugh
Roberts, Owens, Gibraltar—Petronella, Kirkhove, Ghent—
Maria Helena, Setubal, Lisbon—Daring, Crisp, Syra.

Mencius, Robertson, from China.at this port ; sailed .43n sth
July, and from St. Helena Bth Oct.
Bligh, Ross, from Wick at this port, with 200 bales of cotton
from the Victoria, hence for St. Petersburg, wrecked on Pent-

land Sherries.
Azzopardi, from Galatz for Belfast, at this port, with pumps
choked. and leaky.
Bolivia (s.), Brown, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Rio Ja-
neiro let Nov.
Apparition, Miller; Pasha, Leggett, and Cadiz Packet, Ellis,
hence at Galatz.
Samuel Hicks, Curry, hence for Castine, A.S., at Belfast.
Dwina, Morris, hence at Riga.
Kleine Maria, Hartke, hence at Danzic.
Felix, Rehming, hence at Warnemunde.
Louise, Hildebrandt. hence at Hamburg.
Erdmandine, Losewitz, hence at Cuxhaven.
Sultana, Crassop, hence at Bremen.
Sultana, Rogers, sailed from Constantinople for this port on
25th October.
Emperera, Morel], sailed from Tarragona 2nd Nov., and Vir-
gin de Bezona 9th Nov., both for this port.
San Francisco, De Urreola, sailed from Bilboa for this port,
9th Nov.
Marys, Taylor, from Konigsberg for this port, at Elsinore,
leaky, and 'roust discharge partnf her cargo.
Sarah, Barrett, from Dordt, for this port, at Deal.
Jemima, Gibson. from Cronstadt off Staxigo.
Baltic, Walter, from Riga at Stornaway.
Hesperus, Killev, from Manilla at Queenstown ; left St. He-
lena 27th Sept. The Bombay, from Bombay, arrived same
day at St. Helena, reported having spoken the Christina, off
the Cape, in a crippled state, bound into Simon's Bay for re-
pairs.
James Armstrong, from Callao off Queenstown ; was in con-
tact with a brig, off the harbour, and lost bowsprit, jibboom,
&c., but proceeded to her destination, which is Leith. The brig
bore awayfor the Land's End, much injured.
(MAN, 14th Nov.—Millart, Melville, of Inverness,from Li-
verpool, for Banff, has been brought in here water-logged, and
it is feared cannot be repaired, having struck a rock lath Nov.,
off Mull.
H.M.S. Constance, from San Blas and Valparaiso at Rio Ja-
neiro, with a large specie freight, and was to sail 12th 'October
for England.
Washington,(s.), from Southampton at New York 6th Nov.
H.M.S. Pandora, from Valparaiso at Portsmouth, with
80,000 dollars on freight.
Rio JANE' Ito, 20 h Sept.—The Platina, from Callao, for
England, put in 'here 7th Sept., leaky, and with boats, •&c. car-

tied away.
QUEBEC, 3rd Nov.—The Eldon, for Cardiff, which was on
shore, and the Eldorado, for London, .which was on shore on
died Island, have both been got off, and brought into port.
FALMOUTH, 16th Nov.—The Amelia, Gordon, was lost ,near
Cape St. Tomas Ist Oct.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—J. 11. Shepherd, Ainsworth, and Garrick, Eld-
ridge, from New York—Eliza, Moore, from Wilmington—
Aden, Smith, from Canton—Geelong, Wyse, from Calcutta—
Chinr.boraza, from Valparaiso—Leonora, Thompson, and Der-
went, Davies, from Demerara—David, Vaughan, from Quebee
—Corsair, from Halifax—Gipsey, Wilson, from Bordeaux—
Lucifer, Brodrick, from Danzic—Ganges, from —.

Eurspa (s.), Lott, from Boston at this port; 7th Nov.
and from Halifax, N.S. 9th Nov.
James Calder, for Charleston, has put back, with mainmast
gone, having been in contact with a ship.
St. George, hence at New York.
Hibernia (a.), hence at ditto sth Nov.
Cambria (s.), hence at Halifax Bth Nov.
Yeoman, and Liverpool, hence at Savannah.
Michael Angelo, hence at Boston.
James Pennell; Berlin: York; and Letitia Heys, hence at
New Orleans.
Mary Queen of Scots, Wilcox ; Netta, Ratray ; S. phia, Bu-
sustow ; and Earl of Devon, James, hence at Buenos AVM.
Albert ; Henrietta •, Viscount Hardinge ; Lady Sale ; Dorcas ;
Marion ; Renown; Ann Hood ; and -Bellona, hence at Rio
Janeiro.
Dove, Lawson, hence fot California, put into Monte Video
30th Aug., having lost her foremast, and sprung her main-
mast, in a gale 25th July, in lat. 46 S., long. 41 W.
Dublin, Robinson ; Patriot Queen, Roddock ' • and Inglewood,
Smith, from Calcutta; and Tapley, Mackay, from Sincapore,
at St. Helena, and all sailed for this port.
Teviot (st),-, from Vera Cruz, at Mobile, with the Mexican
mails and 450,000 dollars in specie for England.
Thomas Lowry, Petherbridge, from Manilla, at St. Helena,
and sailed for Cork.
Bella Marina, Wood, from Canton; Princess Helena, Cur-
ling, from Calcutta; and Gulterus, Cockben, from Sincapore,
at St. Helena, and all sailed for London.
Old England, Tee, from Manilla, at St. Helena.

MONDAY, Nov. l9.—Wind N.
ARRIVED.—Fanny, from Demerara—Ann, from St. Domingo
—Sir Edward, M‘Pherson, Miramichi—Centi Petoski, Medi-
terranean—Rattler (s.), Carter, Rotterdam.
SA ILlm.—Oxford, Goodulausen, and Vandalic, Morton, New
York—Kent, Stocker, Africa And San Francisco—Fairy, James,
and Symmetry, Palfrey, Newfoundland—Ben Muick, Rio Ja-
neiro—Coaxer, Bell, Batavia and bincapore—Jane Ramorino,
Rio Janeiro.
Lady Hobart, for Staten JaiAnd, bas put back, baying been
in contact,