The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11.
ARRIVED.-Severn, from St. John, N. 3.- Commerce,
Richibucto-Pollock, from Quebec-Indus, Taylor, from1;11,
cutta-Jupiter, Newham, from Ostend-The William Alitcana
M 'Lean, from China-Ressendale, Friend, from Maceio-
Falcon, Ries, from Jamaica-Irlan, Morphew, from Autig°4.
Chaos, Larkin, from New Orleans-Scotland, Mills, froal ler
vannah-Lyra, Swan, from Cuba- Elizabeth, Tate ; MatYtel.
Welch ; Argentina, Tilson, and Polock, from Quebec-S
ra
lite, Brinbridge, from St. John's N.8.-Elizabeth, Stokes, fro
Montreal-Plutus, Mack, from S't Andrew's-Cigar, from Crpa..
-Limcna, from Paraiba-Mary Worrall, Gardner, from V,„aoie.
raiso -Unicorn, Tomei, from Buenos Ayres-Willian; 00.
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Sprott, from ditto, sailed 31st August-Susannah. Steph,el.....
from Maracaibo-Samuel, Grindlay, from St. John's,
Emerald, from Alexandria, E.-Scio, Wa•ren, from SroYrio'
Ellen, Roach, and Freedom, Ley, from Palermo-Vivae--
Baldwin, from Malaga-Fernandef, Contente, from List,'" lag
Castilian Maid, from Denia-Mary Ann, Osb. rne, fr NanPan-
-Jupiter, Matthews, from St. Petersburg-Borussia, from fro .-(11
zig-Swift, Shears, from Genoa-Norfolk Hero, Holmes, got-
Odessa-Laura, Hunter, from Faro-Urgent, Brown, from
terdam-Philamene, from Antwerp.
Xford-
Ar.s A RRIVBD.-Town of Wexford (steamer) from • e ns.
Robert and Henry, Carr, from Drogeda-Elizabeth, Geert
from Dublin-Wm. Penn (steamer) from Waterford-asovbaxry,
and Henry, and John Clifton, from Dundalk-Glengiora,
Hughes, from Cork-Reindeer, (steamer), from Belfast-
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Arab,
Wright. from
Richards,Y oftrr go hma Ip-e
zhaanr leort-t e
A,
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oelna n,
Potter,a fromf r
oliinrnLe
-Iris, Priest, from Swansea-Ocean Child, Glaister, fromre
Mat yport-Sarah and Isabella. from Wigtown-Commodore,
(steamer) from Glasgow-and Despatch, Jones, from Fower •

Santos, , from Bilboa, at this port, after being on
shore in the Rock Channel, and with loss of anchors and cables•
Huma, for Gibraltar, has put back
Troy, from New Orleans, at this port, after being on shore in
the river

Greenock, Fleck, from Quebec, at this port, with loss of all'
chors and chains.
Lamport, Armstrong, for New Orleans, has put back.
Kestrel and Commerce, hence at Valparaiso
Rarifa, hence at Lima
Black Prince, and Francis Barclay, from China, at Lima, and
were to sail early in August for England
Swallow, from Islay, at Lima
ry,
aabnoguatl ore
23rd;, a n dwaallildadcleett oanb,osuati 1 e3dl
sfrt o
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Fortuna,uly'; Hal'
about 3rd August, all for England. Newham, Duke of Rica,
mond, Alice Brooks, and Valparaiso, were to sail in all Angus
for England
Robert Burns. Messenger, from St. Petersburg for this po
s,au'anskbeenarcoheectl at Rathmullin, (Lough Swilly,) having struck on:
Phlox, (steamer) hence at the Cape of Good Hope, an
sailed for Mauritius previous to lith September
Mischief, from Manilla, at Simons' Bay
sail for
Mysore, Ward, from Iquique, at Callao, and would
this port 20th August
Nile,Ch; arl owt tae tHo u ,sal3l , l
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Highlander, 14th August for this port
Gough, Pugh. from Blakerey, it on shore near the Dingle
Aurora, of this port, was spoken 7th Nov. in lat. 51, long.
with
iLtahat d.
theys 11,
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from
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Rowley,f ro
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Cork,.e .
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n naft,
inches per hour, and requested the Rowley to stay by I ir• ca
26th Oct. in lat. 36, long 28, spoke the Mary Ann, from Sta,
pore, for Liverpool. On the 27th Oct. spoke the Ellen Jen 4.
sou, from Africa, for Liverpool, with loss of topmasts and
mast sprung, but did rot want. assistance.
Amity, Hatton, from St. Andrew, at ()etcher Cove. On 27th
spoke the Canada, from St. John,for Liverpool. lot
COVE, Bth November.—lt blew strong from south east
night, with heavy rain.
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WEXFORD, sth November.—James Matheson, Cushing; -roe
Liverpool, for China, was driven on shore this morning. 'nod
North Bay of Wexford, where she lies in a surf, with fore
mainmasts cut away, and fills with the tide. here
HAVANA, 7tn October.— It blew a very severe hurricane -6
4th and sth October, during which the Natches, steaMe.:hed
schooners, and sereral vessels were either driven on shore cl,S,:oe
to pieces, or foundered between the Parris Mole and the
of Atares, and Talapriedea. Un 10th October a ship laden '''veg
manufactures, was wrecked near Camareaca, about four lesg
• for from Matanzas. The Vixen, Anenson, from ample°, rge.
verpool, put in here 7th October, in distress, and will dischas.g.
NASSAU, N.P., 13th October.—lt blew a heavy gale from the
to S.W. on sth October, which continued till three a.m. onfo-
6th. Three or four American ships laden with dry goods, the
visions, &c,, and a British schooner in ballast, were lost 0.1. qt.
Bahama Bank during the gale. The Agnes Mackie, from
Jago de Cuba, from Swansea, put into the port 2d October Wiwi
having been on shore on Honeagua. A brig was seen, high
dry, on the Bimini Island, about 11th October:
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 11.

Wind at Hclyhead. N.W. whole gale in the morning; ditty'
W,N.W. fresh gale at non.
The Ladies' Adventure schooner, hat been totally loss Ile°
Holyhead ; tw , men saved. d rasp. No further communication owing to thick weather an
an
3
Off the port at 5 p.m. 3 ships, 1 barque, 4 schooners;
brigs.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Nov I !Lke t
We have had a small supply of all kinds of stock at M7rior
to-day, particularly in Sheep, the greatest portion of inie
qaality. Beef 4id to 54d; Mutton 5d to 6d.

andmorning
an i ourmpr Cottonovei to n
em aarnkde tfeoepl
iennged with a v ew7t ign°g°l i
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov' IL d
Byers re were
:a-, 6,000
The sales re
few soft places compared with last r week.
bales, 50u
only on speculation account. -
weeks prices, and it was remarked that t
gave demand,hilast

LIVERPOOL PROVISION;IA
The imports of the considerably more than
supplied past week have
DY
the wants of consumers , and in the absence-of a
an
a pretty general opinion seems to obtaai
speculativea
of utter Is to 2s per cwt. lower. Holders continue to require
81s for Cork' kl
pie ed seconds, but do not make much progress'
are very saleable and scarce. EtTha,tNthOevre.
nl..
be some relaxation. L'eef and Pork in consequence of tn.
exhausted state of the stocks here, command rather more
money. Heavy prime and India gPs to pas per tierce. PriMe
Pork 68s to 75s per barrel. In Bacon there is not much doitlg'
Hams
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LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1844.

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