The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-30 00:00:00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2f,.—Wind S.W., fresh

ARRIVE.—Zde, Beales, Calcutta—Sardinia, Crocker, and
Ivanhoe, Edwards, (sailed Nov. 9) from New York—Albert,
Bernard, Ibrail—Lima, Moore, Monte Video—Lybia, Heath,
Sierra Leone—Chieftain, Barker, Bonny ; sailed 10th Septem-
ber—Elisha Denison, Conway, Mobile—Switzerland, Nichols,
and Charlotte, Carter, Charleston—Mahaica, Jump, Montreal.
ttLED.—Charlotte, Campbell, St. John, N.B.—Kestrel,
and Countess of dg , Carrick,
NewYork—Samuel,
Wright;
Barstow; Naomi,
New Orleans—Eli-
zabete:'
Emigrant, Hill, and India, Thompson,
Dixon, Cape Good Hope—Alpha, Stagy, Rio Janeiro—Lad;
Huntley, Oldis, Charleston—Abbot Lord, Mason, and Wash-
ington Irving, Caldwell, Boston—Amatha, Robinson, Bombay
—Circassian, Fenwick, Trieste—Mary Somerville, Johnson,
Calcutta—Reginald Heber, M`Farlane, Sydney, N.S.W. —Jes-
sie Mitchell, M`Call, Monte Video.

Majestic, off Point Lynas, inward bound, at I p.m. ; has a
pilot.
Amato, Cercich, sailed from Trieste for this port on the 11th
November.

Crane Packet, from Falmouth at Pernambuco

Wallace, Young, from Manilla—:RObertson M'Clarty, from
Mounmain—United, Gallichen, from Monte Video—Navigator,
Lefevre, Rio Grande—St. Helier, Dorcy, from Rio Grande, and
Prudence, M'Donald, from Prince Edward Island, with loss of
to ails and very leaky, all at Cove.
Pomona; Watkins. from Trinidad at Kingstown.
Hero, Grant, from Bonny, at Milford.
Triumphant, Menchaca, from Antwerp at Portsmouth, for
this -port.
Nymph, Nicholas, hence at Holyhead.
Diogaun3, from Calcutta at the Clyde.
London. Ross, hence at New Orleans.
Sarah, Celbers, hence at Mobile.
Harriet and Jessie, Connor, hence at Charleston.
Charles, fence at Baltimore.
Amity, Bray, hence at Boston.
MALTA, I4th Nov.—The arrivals of vessels with damage are
increasing daily.; thirty vessels are now in port discharging,
and under repair. The greater part of these accidents have
occurred from a severe hurricane in the Grecian Archipelago
from the tad to the 4th instant, and in which many vessels
were capsized.

SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER.—Wind E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Gipsay Queen, O'Brien, and Ringfield, Davies,
from Quebec—Annide, Langley, from Bombay—Stephance,
Trotel, from Ibrail—Ann Paley, Lister, from Lisbon.
SA ILE o.—Hebe, Anderson, for Azores—American Lass, Cum-
Pr
Sierra Leone—Rajah, Boyd, Calcutta—Earl Dalhousie,
Primrose, Hobart Town—Wannan, Cornelis, Rio Grande—ne-
rnerara, Allen, and Ann Carr, Harrison, St. Thomas—Six Sods
kende, Love,_ St. -Domino—Clio, Halcrow, Jamaica—Corea,
.111`Cutcheon ; Rockahire, M‘Leavy ; York, Boy ; Russell Glo-
Ner, Tripe, and Ellen, Braithwaite, for New Orleans—Kalmazo,
Faulk, Philadelphia—Francis,,Gregory, Boston—Phoenix, for
Antwerp—Victoria, Walker, anaitteo, Thompson, Cadiz, &c.
Volo, Churcliward, Constantinopre—British Queen, Evans, for
Corfu—SirenP, Topp, Hamburg—Majestic, Reeves, Leghorn—
Ann Powell, Tucker, and William Crow, Dixon, Lisbon—Huma,
Fulford, Malaga—Elizabeth, Jones, MesSina—Mary and Jane,
Osborne,
Naples—Triton, Lams, Ostend—Alfred, Parlow, for
Stettin—Sorpass, Sherries, and Aristides, Chinaco, Syra—Sul-
tana, Longmuir, Trieste.

Vigilant, ,
Patellna, ltu4sell, and Sprightly, Hall, hence
Espoir, Zelloin ; Commerce, De Grave; Terceira.
Igil aattit, uroedall
and Union, Duyts, hence at Ostend.
Lord Ashburton, hence at Quebec, with 107 emigrants dead,
and sixty laid up with .fever and dysentery.
Tiber, I.l.l`Kirdy, from Barbadoes and this port, at the Clyde.
Guardian, Vickerman, hence for Hong Kong, at Newport.
Marcia Cleaves, Wilson, hence for Boston, at Cove, with
mainmast sprung, vessel strained and leaky, and must dis-
charge I.lore up from long. 10.
Washington, (steam-ship,) from Southampton, oil' New York,
.... . 9th November.
Chilian, Askew, from Lima, and Palmyra, Croal; from De-

merara al Deal:

AYOiR, Harvey, from Valparaiso at Swansea.
Pleiades, Symons, from Steruenay, for London, was fallen in
With 9th Nov., in lat. 43, long. 54, waterlogged, having been
struck by a sea 7th 'Noy., during a heavy gale from N.E., and
the crew taken off by the Charlottes Carter, arrived here yester-
day.
LONDONDERRY, 24th rv.—Schooner. Spokesman, Bell, of
and from Liverpool, was riven on shore 21st Nov,,Nov„Pff boughFoyle, COW eeyed,

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LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
'Direct Indirect. Direct. Indirect.
Australia .. .. July 12 Lima
Bahia Oct. 8 Maranham.. Oct. 6 ..
Barbadnes 24 Mauritius .. Sept. 4
Bombay .. 15 Mobile I .. Oct. 30
B. Ayres .. Monte Video Oct. 3 ..
Calcutta .. .. 7 New Orleans • .. Oct. 29
C. a Hope. Oct. 1 New York Nov. 9 ..
Charleston . Nov. 4 Pernambuco ' .. 9
China .. Sept. 29 Rio Janeiro..l .. 5
Demerara
Havana
Jamaica .. 24 alparaiso .. Aug. 28
La Guayra .. 21 era Cruz .. t. 21

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Nov. 29.
We had public sales here on the 25th and 26th instant, which
brought together a full attendance of the trade. The Austra-
lian was readily taken,,at an advance of from lid. to 2d. per lb.
on late London prices ; but the East India went off very
heavily, at a reduction .of id. per lb. In consequence of the
limits on the Spaniih being too high, they were withdrawn.
The demand for Buenos Ayres was very limited, and the buyers
not coming up to the mark, there were only a few bales sold.
The following is a list .of the quantities offered and withdrawn
Offered. Withdrawn.
Australian
South Australian 233
Spanish
East India
Portugal 7O
Iceland
B. Ayres and E. Rios , . 371
Turkey and Smyrna .. 311
Peruvian 494
Mogador
Egyptian
Sundries

Total
IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK.

• Foreign. Scotch.
From Oporto
Do. Bombay l3B
Do. Monte Video
Do. Calcutta 136
Do. Lisboa
Previously'this year

Total 64,785 -

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 25.

The Cattle, sheep, and Pig market was brisker than usual,
and in cases of prime Beef and Pork 2s. per cwt. advance on
the prices of last week. Beef, for ordinary kinds, brought 425.
to 505., and for good prime 50s. to 555. per cwt. ; Mutton varied
from 40. to 62d. per lb. ; Veal, 6d. to 60. per lb., sinking
offal ; Pork, 445. to 50s. per cwt.. nett. Great activity in the
way of export for the English markets.