The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

Queen c
mouth 6th Nov

Gilmore, Mars, from Bombay for London, off Falmouth
Nov.

PVV LLHELI, Nov. 7.—The Pegasus, Woodfine, from Sierra
Leone for Liverpool, put into Studwell Roads sth instant, with
some of the crew much fatigued and disabled.
CARNARVON, Nov. 7.—The Correo (s s), from Liverpool for
Rio Janeiro, sprung a leak last night, and was run on shore in
the bay this morning, but was floated off with the tide, and
laid ashore in this harbour. without damage to the vessel. The
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SUNDAY, Nov. 9,
ARRlVED.—America (s), Shannon, frog
:t.—Niagara, Munro, Montreal.

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SAlLED.'—James Pennell, Alexander, for Philadelphia—Der-
went, Bell, Antigua—Covuna, Ragusin, Rio Janeiro—Fanny,

Osmanli (ss), Lock, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn

Sophia, Phillips, hence at Belize.
Admiral (s), Wickman, hence at Havre.
Eugene, Hesmortel, and Union, Denduyts, hence at Ostend.
Exile, Blake, sailed from Cephalonia 22nd Oct., and Gwain
Maid 29th Oct., both for this port.
Uzella, Brown, sailed from Palermo 26th Oct. for this port.
k.-- StellvA”' Ibrail ;

semene, mart, from Odessa ; Stellyani, Tafaglios,
and Isabella Muston, Bell, Galatz, all at Queenstown.
Annette, Ludersen, from Ikien ; Maria Dorothea, Petersen,
Parsgrund ; Thetis, Knudsen, Longsound ; Victoria, Moore,
Vivier ; and Jane, Johnson, Concol, all at Falmouth.

POOLE, Nov. 7:—A ship, waterlogged, with her decks and
stern blown out, was passed 20th Oct., in lat. 50, long. 15, by
the John Brown, arrived here.
NARVA, Oct. 27.—The Maria, Vanselow, from Liverpool,
parted her anchors and chains, during a heavy gale, on the
night of the 26th Oct., and went on shore to the north of the
mouth of the Narva : crew, except one man, saved. The ves-
sel had two-thirds of her cargo (salt) on board, and lies under
water? apparently a complete wreck, with only her foremast
standing.
ELSINORE, Nov. 3.—The Ahtl, Sandin, of and for Vasa,
from Liverpool, has put in here, leaky, and must unload, having
been on shore on the Swine-bottoms.

MONDAY, Nov. 10.—Wind N.N.W. to N.N.E.
ARRlVED.—Ashburton, M‘William, and F Z, Zerega, from
New York—Acme, Somervaile, Quebec—Neragus, Woodfine,
Sierra Leone—Water Witch, White, Marseilles—Llnione, from
Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Constitutiou, Britton, for New York—Sussex,
Young, .Marseilles—Archibald, M'Alister, Lisbon—Mahaica,
M'Caully, Demerara—Dic Verle, Heinkraus, and Friederiche,
Krause, Pillau—Arabian (s.s.), Rowland, Constantinople—
Wilhelmine Charlotte, Schroder, Rostock—Venus, Gonzales,
Barcelona.
QUEBEC, 25th Oct.—A barque, returning to Quebec with loss
of foremast, was passed on this side of Green Island, by the.
Perseverance, arrived here to-day.
HALIFAX, Seth Oct.—A ship, from London to St. John, N. 8.,
was totally wrecked on a rock in Brier Island Passage, last
week. Crew saved.
ARICHAT, 11th Oct.—The brig that was ashore on the east
side of Canso, was of off without damage. She is from Liver-
pool, salt laden, and owned by Mr. Eaton.
NEW YORK, 28th Oct.—A heavy gale was experienced here
on the night of the 26th instant.
QtrasivirrowN. Bth Nov.—The Catherine, from Demerara to
Liverpoo',, iu genial; under weigh at high water, took the
ground near Corkleg, and remains.
opa (5.),, hence off Boston 29th Oct.