The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

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g. Fay al

Ambassador, Mid

Sabilicich, for

Charles Chaloner, 'Thompson, hence at Vow Orleans,
John S. De Wolf, hence at St. John, NA3.

The Gazelle, 14

y, from L

'pool for

ischarg

and cargo expected to be saved_
Henry Ismay, late Banks, hence liff Tampico. Tile captain,
drowned in attempting to cross thr 'Bar in his boat.
WEXFORD, 15th Nov.—The Stribane, of and from Glam.
to Aden, got on
fall of water. rre

lackwater Bank last eveninz,
w saved. The Magnolia, of PI

and remains
mouth, from

Tool to 'Constantinople, Mil on shore this-morning, five
north of Wexford Bar. The Adeline, from Liverpool to
Orleans, also ran on the Blackwater Bank, near the Stra
. Nov. 16.—The 51agreslia is discharging, and if the we,-
continues good it is expected she will be float
ow. The Adeline is Full of water. Crew and passengers

,c 1 off to

Ganges, Cornforth, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed
for this port Ist October.
John Hutchinson, hence at Quebec.
Nlearns, from Belfast at Charleston, with loss of fore-

Crow. Cli
fled.

,petton, from Mistley, at Falmouth, with her

Sale, hence

for New
The Coc

from Valparaiso; and La
k, cif'Queenstown,
kburn, Young, hence for Cape Town, was driven on
le latter port after discharging part of her cargo, and
it was expected would be a wreck. Crew saved.

Petit Ito

VESSELS SPOKEN

11 Sumatra for Cal

E. NV rigl.

9th Nay: in hit 31,1

a r, ill v

3!nclie, of ti

islann, from Miramichi, for this port, 7th Oct., off CI
ge—John Carter, hence, in lat 12 N, long 24
Bona, Africa, f

Cape de Gatt
Trnfalgar—Colurn
rgaret Gibson; hence
tt. for this port, 15th Oct., in lat 51, long
pt.. in lat S S, long 14 \V—Netherland
Ist Oct., in lat 9 N,

Leghorn, 31st 00..0.1
.t six p.m., off Cups
.t 8, long 26
long 23 W

for Brazil, 30

Theory, from St

67—Beet
Adingen
lo

)m Amsterdam, for Na

g 25—Governor Troupe, of and from New Be:Hot-1:1,5th Oct.,
in lat 11 N, long 25 W—Brilliant, from Newcastle, for Cape of
Good Hope, same day—Ulster, bound south, Bth Oct., in lat
16 S, long 29 IV—Plymouth (American barque), off St. Michael,
with about thirty sail of small vessels, standing off and on,
with a strong breeze from S.S.W.—Siddons and Vanguard,
11th Nov. off Tuskar—Larchina, hence, for Buenos Ayres, Ist
Oct., in la 11 N, long 22 W—Callender, from New Orb ans, for
this port, 14th Oct., off the Tortugas—Brockett, hence, lith
Oct., off Gibraltar—Vanguard' from Newcastle, 29th Oct., off
Lisbon—Paltealiam, hence, for Barbadoes, 10th Nov., in lat 50,
6th Sept.,in lat
7th Sept.,
lorg

in kit 37 S, lon
30 \V—St. Vino
9 IST; long* 25 W

Java, for Amsterd

tor Lonnon
ept., in hit 1
inionth. 12th Oc
in fat 21 N, !o
th Oct., in lat 20 N,
1 Nov., in lat 42,
it noon.

OL STANDARD.

Aiarhets.

LiVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Novntnna 15.
Sugar.--There has been a very moderate demand, but as
holders continue firm, there is not any change in prices, and
the sales are SOO hhds. 8.P., 2GOO bags Bengal, :COO mats
Mauritius, and a small parcel of Madras. Foreign.—The
markrt continues quiet, only 160 boxes repa7.ked Porto Rico,
an indirect import, having been sold, at 395. 6d, to 41s. per
cwt. duty paid. Molasses continue in good request, and very
full prices are paid ; 100 puns. Barbadoes have brought 1
per cwt. Coffee.—The market is steady, but the Ims
not extensive, being limited to n
at 63a. to 655., 250 bags Native at
Madras at 48s. per cwt. A cargo
at -tBs. per cwt. for a port in t
white-Pepper brought "-

almost exhausted,i