The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

Emma Watts, Diarborn, and Franchise, Robinson, hence
at• Charleston.

The A va, hence for Galati, was wrecked at Sulina previous
bythe 27th Oct.

The Arcole, Jennings, from Baltimore for this port, put
back to Baltimore, 25th Oct., after being on shore.
Jenny Wren, Johnson, and Sultan, Sharp, hence at San
Francisco.

Arabian (s.s.), Graves, from Levant, at Malta, and left 29th
' Oct., for this port
(s.s.), Brennan, hence at Malta, and left Ist instant,
for Constantinople.
Richmond, from Tobasco, at Charleston. for this port, with
loss of head of mainmast, sails, &c., leaky, and part of cargo
thrown overboard, having encountered a hurricane, 19th
Oct, la 30 N.
The John, from Quebec, in coming up the river last even-
ing, waa.in contact with the Countess of Ellesmere (s.), lost
head, cutwater, &c. The steamer lost funnel and masts, and
had the port paddle-box stove.
H.M.S. Cockatrice, from the West Coast of Mexico, at
Panama, 11th Oct., with .8540,000 in silver for transmission
across the Isthmus to England, and 200,000 for Valparaiso.
SittsucingEN, Nov. 7.—A piece of Wank, nine feet long
and nine inches wide, with " Mooresfort," in gilt letters, cut
in the board, was washed on shore near Crookhaven.
QUEBEC,, Oct. 26.—The Temisconata, hence for I.iierpool,
put back yesterday, from the Brandy Pots, having lost wind-
lass and hawser, 24th Oct., in a gate from the eastward.
PANAMA, Oct. e Lady Gough, for Peru and Liver-
pool, put back 13th Oct., sky.
KILRUSII, Nov. 6.—The ~;,oria, of Liverpool, Birch, from
Limerick for London, was on shore yesterday, in Renvilla
Bay, entrance of the Shannon, a total wreck. Materials saved,
and part of the cargo expected to be saved, if she did not go
to pieces last night.
BORDEAUX, Nov. s.—The repairs of the French ship Jenny,
Chariand, which put into Gihraltar in distress, Bth Sept., on
her voyage from Smyrna to Liverpool, were completed, end
she was reloading her cargo, 27th Oct., after borrowing .e 724
upon bottomry. •
Nnw YORK, Oct. 29.—A dismasted vessel with everything
gone close to the deck, with another vessel close to her, which
was supposed to have taken off her crew, was passed 22nd
Oct., lat. 30 N, lon. 29 W. A large ship, with painted ports,
under jury masts, and with a shipwrecked crew on board,
steering N.E., was passed 23rd Oct., lat. 35 N., lon. 74 W.

THURSDAY, Nov. 1

.—Wind S., moderate.

Elizabeth Bruce, New Orleans
Cromwell, Ball Ditto
(great Western, Farber
New York
City of Manchester, Flinn
Montreal
Spartan Quebec
SAI

Rita, Joblin Smyrna
Margaret (s.), Hockey Havre
Blossom, Ritchie
St. Petersburg
Victar, Brown Halifax
Luna Honduras

St. Vincent. Shepperd
St. Vincent
Sobraon, Griffiths

LED.
I Western Continent, Higgins
New Orleans
Holvoke, Perkins Ditto
I ::ea Snake, Gibart Adelaide
Henry Clay, Caulkins
New York

San Francisco
Vasco de Gama, Lees
Bombay

Cormorant (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
Hampton, Boyle, hence at Miramichi.
Eliza Morrison, sailed from Callao for England, 28th Sept.
Callao, hence, and Cornelia, from Valparaiso, both at Callao.
A derelict vessel of about 300 tons, apparently a brig, with
roundhouse on deck, painted white at the top and blue sides,
was passed on the 29th Oct., in lat. 49 N., lon. 22, by the
John, which has arrived here.
GALATZ, Oct. 27.—The water on the bar at Sulina is steady
at 7i feet. The Stranger, from Liverpool, was outside the bar.
TENEL, Nov. B.—A sunken ship is lying about six miles in
the otting north of Egmond. An English boat, without mark,
has come ashore near Urk ' • also, an Over yasel boat and two
bales of cotton, weighing 200 kilogrames, equal to 4401b5.
English, marked " IV'MACII."

FRIDAY,

Nov. 11.

ARR:
Lady Russell, Smiley Quebec
Centipede, Priest Patras
Ellen, Leighton Bombay
SAI

V E D.
Lady Hilda, Thomas
Barbadoes
Sumatra Rotterdam

Clangregor, Carnacb Bombay
Souvenir, Poppnno Ancona
Rozon a, Spit tat Valparaiso
Bonita, Sturmay Rio Janeiro
Johana Lange, Lucke
New York
Susan G. Owens, Pierce
Charleston
Tagus, Rowett La Guayra
Wilhelm, Reetzke Dantzic
Ely, Hopkins Barcelona
Julia, Brezuma Santander
Bonaparte, Mercier
Marseilles
Crusader, Haguoel Honduras
Cassimer, liengrand Havana

Waterwitch (s.s.), Hamilton
Oporto
Cornelia, Visser Melbourne
Norma, Itery Havre
Simeon Hardy, Belcher

- - Barbadoes
Constitution, Britton
_. .

New York
Maria, Agnete Flensburg
Gannet (s.s.) li el voet
Joven Instaia, Angorandia
Santander
MosesTaylor,French Havana
Tamaulipus (s.s.) London
Margaret
Prince Edward Island

Faro, Trinander, sailed from Bilboa for this port.
Arno (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, Nov. 3.
The Marco Polo, hence fur Melbourne. was left by the
steam-tug about five o'clock yesterday, 20 miles N.W. of
Holyhead. Wind W.S.W. Ship under double-reefed topsails.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10.—A quantity of bales and cases, part of
the ccrgo of the 'Firefly, from Liverpool for St. Domingo,
wrecked off Wicklow, has been washed up on that coast.
WATERFORD, NOV. B.—The Ellen (smack), hence for Liver-
pool, which sank at Dune anuon, Oct. 30, and afterwards
hauled into shallow water, has come here to discharge.

SATURDAY, Nov. 12.—Wind S.E., light.