The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-18 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 16.—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—Fresh breeze.

AnitivaD—The Ocean Queen, Carnie, from Pugwash, sailed 23d Wt.
—Europe, Young, and Adelaide, Suttee, front St. John's, N.8.:-.:Com-
batant, Simpson, Mobile and Pit:ton—Jamaica, Weston, from Laguna
—Virginia, Miller, from St. Petersburgh—Sandbach, Bispham, from
Demerara—Brenda, Ord, from Laguna de Terminos.
ALSO A itnivnti—The Mary and Kitty, from Belfast—Monarch,
Mondell, from Dublin—Elizabeth and Jane, Williams, from Drog-
heda—Robert, Tosh, from Dundee.
Samzo—The Huns, Sanderson, for Havana—Andromeda, Patriot.
and Pembroke Castle, Stanhury, for Quebec—Teviotdale, Johnson,
St. Andrew's, N.B.—Voyager, Tinny', St. John, N B—Charlotte, Par-
ker, Baltimore, Warsaw, Hills, Boston—Nimrixi, Durrell, and Globe,
Porter, for New Orleans—llobart, Cook, New York—Constellation,
lloudlettc, Philadelphia—Amelia, Chnlditch; Valparaiso, &c--St Mr,
nau, Dejoie, Nantz—Praminagen Lilo; Amphitrite, Thomson, and
Elizabeth. Beckman, Eisineur, &c—Jonge Simon, Lovins, liarlieezen
—I ndhstrie, Van Duyventioden, Rotterdam.

The Pauline, Peterson. from Flensburg, at Madeira 13th tilt., and
sailed 21st for this port.
Berbice, Grayson, sailed from Madeira for Berhice 2d ult.
Mary, Nelson, hence, at Demerara.
Paddy, Way, hence, at Port-au-Prince.
Tyrian, Cunningham, from Lima, at Mazatlan.
Lady Jane Grey, , hence, at Naples.
Acorn, Christie, hence, at Gibraltar.
James Ray, Grayson, from lainalea, in the Downs.
Heroine, Harris, from Barbadoes, at London.
Emeline, Boyer, from Bergen for this port, at Ramsgate.
Emerald, Fletcher, from Dublin, at Buurdeaux.
Mary, Lambert, hence,,at Havre. '
Welcome, -- , hence, at ditto.
Countess of Mansfield, hence at Alicant,
Mary, M'Kenzie, hence, at Oporto. •
Fairy Queen. Whelan, hence, at ditto.
Wave, Fulton, hence, at Archangel.
Fair Barbadian, -- , from St. Lucia, at Dublin.
Mary Barry, Goss, from Hamburgh for Newfoundland, at Dart-
mouth, leaky, and pumps choaked.
Industrie:Zellem, hence, at Antwerp,
London Packet, Arman, hence, at ditto.
Leopold First, Bunnemyer, hence, at ditto.
Juno, Kraeft, hence, at Bremen.
St. Patrick, Brien, hence, at Hamburgh,
Mathilde, Adamson, hence, at ditto.
Concordia, Nagel, hence, at Ilelvoet.
Pauline, Vanderperre, 'hence, at Ostend,
Laura Ann, Maginnis, ftom Smyrna, atTopsham.
The Zobulon, Foster, hence for Quebec, ran on the Causeway in
Barmouth Bay, during a gale on the 11th instant. She was got off the
following day, and would put back to this port.
The Emulous, Neverson, from St. Vincent. at this port. Encoun-
tered between the islands of St. Bartholomew and Anegada a very
heavy gale, on the nights of 11th and 12th uIL and lost great part of
her sails. Wind veered frequently from N. by W. to S. it.
The Mary, Owen, from Quebec, at this port. On the 24th ult. off
Cape Ray. spoke the Catherine M'Donald, of Maryport, hence for
Quebec, out 29 days. On the 29th, in lat. 46, lone. 48, spoke the brig
Pomona, of Dublin, from Dublin for Quebec, out 27 days. The barque
Lady East, commenced loading at Quebec 13th ult.
Extract of a letter from Antigua, dated 13th Augnst, and received
this day, per the Harmony, via Greenock :—" There was a severe
hurricane here yesterday afternoon. The Paragon was driven on shore,
but fortunately, on a sandbank, and is likely to be got off. The Maria,
of Dublin, is also on shore. The Grace was dragging her anchors, but,
by cutting away her masts, prevented her getting on shore. The Har-
mony and another vessel rode out the gale, but all the smtll,vesaels
are on shore. Several buildings arc laid flat, and much injury done
both in the town and on the estates ; up to this time we have accounts
of 13 lives being lost."