The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-31 00:00:00

Oct. 31, 1848.

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TUESDAY, OcTonEn. 24.—Wind W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—FIora M`Donald, Sutherland, from Calcutta—
Lochlibo, Boyd, from Calcutta—General Mina, Larrigan, Ha-
vannah—Liberty, Norton, and J. Z., Porter, New York—Ann
Dashwood, from St. John's, N.B.—Jane, Potts, and Elizabeth,
Moffatt, Quebec—London, from Bathurst—Ariadne, Thomp-
son, from Taganrog—Concord, Hancock, Odessa—Clementina,
Simons, Marseilles—Orb, Thomas ; Mary, Rowlands, and
Greyhound, from Danzic—Veracity, Lee, Pillau—Christian
Augusti, from Lulia—Norfolk Tar, from Flertsburg—Rye of
4Ye, Howl, from Fecamp—Fortuna, Eddie, Castro—Rattler,
• steamer,) Carter, Rotterdam—Mystery, Folay; Red Diamond,
Vothay, and Adalia Ann, Sutton, Port Talbot—Teignmouth
Castle, Miller, and Elize, Fulcopan, Hamburg—Berbice, Ad-
dely, Berbice—Bay State, Procter,New Orleans—Wyoming,
Miercken, Philadelphia—Eagle, Land, Miramichi—Prosperity,
Charente—Favourite, Cart, from St. Malo—Juffer Gurtels,
lioerts, Rotterda.
SAILED.—John Wood, Sheddings, Bombay.

Hyperion, Wheeler, from Buenos Ayres, at this port ; sailed
16th August ; discharged pilot off Point Indio 18th Aug. Left
the following vessels loading at Buenos Ayres :—For London,
Charles, Amelia, Mogul, Elizabeth Archer, Sovereign, Symme-
try, Vic oria, Mary Winch, and Rachael.—For Liverpool,
rlata, Isabella, Myth, Alexander Robertson, Lancashire Witch,
Navigator,
Wich.—For the Continent, Grouville, and Pacific, and for the
Channel, Vigilant, Venilia, Mary Miller, Commodore, and
Race;. The Sappho and Arno were disengaged.
The Riviere, Cant, from Hayle, for Runcorn, with machi-
bery, was run own and sunk last night, about eight o'clock,
Off the Magazines, by the steamer Orion, from Glasgow. Crew
Saved.

Sappho, hence at Buenos Ayres, after being aground on the
English Bank.
Margaret, Smith, hence for Riga, at Belfast, with her cargo
shifted, loss of toreyard, and sails split.
Blenheim, (steamer,) hence at ditto, with machinery dama-
ted.

Wilberforce, Denby, from Porto Rico, at Cove.
Swan. Him from New York at ditto.
Julindar, G
Howlett, from Bahia, off ditto.
Principe Alberto, aldez, from Havannah off ditto. Lost her
mainmast in a hurricane 24th Sept.
Passenger, Walker. from Pernambuco, at Falmouth.
Arab, Gipson, from Havannah, at ditto.
Abigail, Daly, hence at St. John's, N.B. On the Banks of
Newfoundland, picked up the crew of the Ann, of New York,
In their long boat, their ship having been in contact with a
homeward-bound vessel, and foundered.
ttdrniral Moorsorn, from Ceylon, at St. Helena.
He gal, from Calcutta, at ditto. •
fßover of London, (whaler,) at ditto, leaky.
Star,
hence at Rio de Janeiro.
Pe chard: Ellen; Hereford, and Amiens, -from Bristol, at
Lurnambuco.
Trent, (steamer,) from Vera Cruz, &c. at Havannah, and
clearedfit, (steamer,)
Sept. for Southampton, with the mails and
1,330,000 dollars in specie, but would not sail till Ist Oct.
Ivanhoe, Rattray, from Troon at ditto.
Jane May, May, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 4th
instant.

City of the Sultan, Gilliam, and Lady Mary, Spence, hence
at Constantinople.
Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, hence at Odessa.
Royal William, Montgomery, sailed from Patras for this
Port 24th Sept.
Thomas etcalfe, Foster, hence at Palermo.
Agnes Sophia, Jenkins, sailed from Denies for this port on
Bth instant.
Maid of Alicant, M'lntyre, hence at Valencia, and sailed for
Callera 13th instant.
Anonima, sailed from Bilhoa for this port 15th instant.
Swea, Alonfeldt, hence at Havannah.
Leila, Benson, hence at Baltimore.
Stephen Baldwin, Kurland, hence at Philadelphia.
James Corner, Walker, hence at New Orleans.
Italy, hence at New York, with loss of spars, sails, &c., in a
ntirricane on the 13th September, in lat. 43, long. 63.
_Martha, Meaney ; St. Lawrence, Brown, and Hottinguer,
fliursley, hence at New York.
Cromwell, Burke, and Sarah, Cann, hence at Boston.
QUEBEC, Sept. 30.—The Countess of Arran was seen on 16th
oeptember, with a signal of distress flying, bearing up for St.
Peter's.
KEY WEST, Sept. 19.—The ship Kestrel, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, has been condemned. The salvage awarded is
334- per cent. of gross value of cargo and sale of the hull and
materials. The Golden Eagle sailed this morning for Nassau.
tier salvage and repairs were 1124 dollars, which were borrowed
On bottomry.
NEW Yoaie, October 7.—A heavy gale was experienced in the
Gulf Stream from the 23rd to the 27th Sept., which did consi-
derable damage to the shipping. The Royal Mint, from Man-
tanßla for London, put into Charleston on the Ist instant, hay-
ing lost spars and bulwarks, and sprung a leak on 29th Sept.,
in lat. 39, long. 74. The Isabella Stewart, M`Kinney, of St.
Andrew's, from Liverpool for New York, with salt, ran on
Shore on the south side of Long Island, on 2nd instant, and
filled. Crew saved. Cargo lost, but vessel expected eventually
to be got off. OCTOBER B.—The Cromwell, from Liverpool for
Boston, experienced a severe hurricane from the S.E. to N.W.,
24th Sept.., on the Grand Banks, and sus:ained considerable
damage in sails, spars, &c. ; soth Sept. in lat. 43, long. 48,
taw a ship steering to the westward, with loss of everything on
the mainmast. The Edwin, from Havannah for Antwerp, put
into Charleston, 40th Sept., in distress; 20th Sept., during the
hurricane, picked np the crew of the barque Ganges, from
tionduras for London, which vessel had foundered that morn-
ing : 27th Sept., in lat. 30, long. so, passed a brig with loss of
foretoPmast running before the wind, in distress. OCTOBER
• P.--The Ocean Bride, from Honduras for London, was fallen
In with 30th Sept., in lat. 31, long. 79, dismasted and full of
Water, and with captain, first mate, and six men lost; the re-
inainder of the crew were taken off the wreck, and brought in
here by the U.S. barque Electra. The Nathan Hall, hence for
Cork, was spoken 26th Sept., in lat. 44, long. 52, with stern
frame started, and leaking badly. The wreck of a brig, about
250 tons, apparently English, with quarter galleries and high
POOp deck. was passed 29th Sept., in lat. 31, long. 79. OCTO-
BER 10.—The Corsica, Hill, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
Was spoken 30th Sept., in lat. 42, long. 56, with jury masts,
having encountered a heavy gale 24th Sept. OCTOBER 11.—
A barque or ship, apparently waterlogged, and a ship, with
loss of mainmast and foretopmast, standing to the northward,
Were seen 29th Sept., about 80 miles south of Charleston Light,
and a large ship, 28th Sept., in lat. 37, long. 79, standing to the
northward, under jury masts. The Amerauth, Bliss, from
Boston for Liverpool, put back to Boston 6th instant, in dis-
tress, with part of cargo thrown overboard, loss of heads of
Mainmast and mizen topmast, leaky, and with pumps choked,
having been on her beam ends in a heavy gale, 28th Sept., in
lat. 42, long. 58. The Brothers, Adams, from Norfolk, Virgi-
nia for Waterford, in putting back 4th instant, struck abreast
Off Cape Henry, and remained. Part of cargo had been thrown
overboard, and it was expected that the vessel would be even-
Wally got off.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25.—Wind W.S.W.
ARRlVED.—Mazeppa, and Celma, Turner, Africa—Manches-
ter, Higgins, and Republic, Buck, Baltimore—Bengalee, Col-
beck, Calcutta—Welcome,Griffiths, Jersey—Little Fred, Blake,
Mobile—Governor
Lind, Carr, Miramichi—Dublin, Scholfield,
Mobile—Governor Davies, Cutler, New Orleans—La Maire,
Senegal—Mary Caroline, Delany, St. John's, N. 8., and Sarah,
lteeves, St. Petersburg.
SA I LED.—Patrick Henry, Delano, New York.

Alexander, Matreiff, and Elizabeth, Wilson, hence at Copen-
hagen.
Kingston. Stevens, from Bahia, at Cove.
Henry Alexander, Beer, hence for Hamburg, at Deal.
Susan, Jones, hence for Genoa, at Milford.
Wanderer, Priest, from St. Petersburg, for this port, at Pent-
land Frith.
Kron Prins Frederick, Goldman, for Bergen, and Marens
Minde, Uleborg, for Eckinford, hence at Frederickshaven.
Pilot Fish, Friend, hence at Bahia.
Emma, Phin, hence at Messina.
Lady of the Isle, Kirmaid, sailed from Messina for this port
7th October.
Trinity Yacht, Hounsel, hence at Valencia.
Ellen Gillman, Squires, hence at Gibraltar.
Carl Auguste, Krante, and John and Jean, Steven, hence at
Swinnemunde.
The Mary 'Ann, of Whitehaven, Hunter, from Dalhousie,
Which has been discharging a cargo of timber at Kirkudbright,
is seized by the officers of Customs there, for having tobacco
concealed in different parts of her hull and flooring.
SYDNEY, October b.—The John Bolton, bound for England,
Was abandoned at sea, on the 30th ultimo, near Cape Race.
Crew saved.
COPENHAGEN, October 16.—The Elizabeth, Wilson, of Work-
,ington, from Liverpool for Danzic, has put in here leaky, with
',ass of bowsprit, anchor, chain, and fore-rigging, and hull
damaged, having been in contact with a vessel off Bornham.
ELSINORE, October 18—The Sarah, 111'Fie, of Liverpool, from
Pillau for E gland, put in here, on the 16th inst., with pumps
choked and cargo shifting, and is discnarging.