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

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY, Novrmnna 11.
ARRIVED.—Severn, from St. John, N.3,—Commerce, fr.r°°lai..
Richibucto—Pollock, from Quebec—lndus, Taylor, fron,h'eg,
cutta—Jupiter, Newham, from Ostend—The William Mitch'
Al 'Lean, from China—Ressendale, Friend, from IVlaCeio
Falcon, Rces, from Jamaica—lrlan, Morphew, from Antigult
Sa
Chaos, Larkin, from New Orleans—Scotland, Mills, from
vannah—Lyra, Swan, from Cuba—Elizabeth, Tate ; ALgtYtel-
Welch ; Argentina, Tilson, and Po lock, from Quebec-7,001
lite, Brinbridge, from St. John's, N.B.—Elizabeth, Stokes,
Montreal—Plutns, Mack, from St Andrew's—Cigar, from C;„7.,
—Limena, from Paraiba—Mary Worrall, Gardner, from pelf
raiso —Unicorn, Touzel, from Buenos Ayres—William rem),
Sprott, from ditto, sailed 31st August—Susannah. Stephens
from Maracaibo—Samuel, Grindlay, from St. John's,„„
Emerald, from Alexandria, E.—Scio, Wa ren, from SmYrro,
Ellen, Roach, and Freedom, Ley, from Palermo—Vivac'°
Baldwin, from Malaga—Fernandef, Contente, from Lisbon -.-
Castilian Maid, from Denia—Mary Ann, Osturne, fr. 1111"„ n..
—Jupiter, Matthews, from St. Petersburg—Borussia, from u_aol
zig—Swift, Shears, from Genoa—Norfolk Hero, Holmes, _
Odessa—Laura, Hunter, from Faro—Urgent, Brown, from 10"
terdam—Philamene, from Antwerp.
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Robe from Dublin—Win. Penn (steamer) from Waterford—
and Henry, and John Clifton, from. Dundalk—Glengarry'
Hughes, from Cork—Reindeer, (steamer), from Belfast— Abrat
Wright. from Youghal—Charlotte, M`Kennan, from Limerick--
Arab, Richards, from Penzance—Agricola, Potter, from London
—lris, Priest, from Swansea—Ocean Child, Glaister, front%
Maryport—Sarah and Isabella, from Wigtown—Commodores
(steamer) from Glasgow—and Despatch, Jones, from Fowey,

Santos,
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 is
the river

Greenock, Fleck, from Quebec, at this port, with loss of an-
chors and chains.

Lamport, Armstrong, for New Orleans, has put back.
Kestrel and Commerce, hence at Valparaiso
Xarifa, 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
Bangalore, and Middleton, sailed from Lima 21st Juiy ; Bar'
ry, about 23rd; Wallace, about 31st July, and the Fortuna:
about 3rd August, all for England. Newham, Duke of Rich-
mond, Alice Brooks, and Valparaiso, were to sail in all August,
for England
Robert Burns, Messenger, from St. Petersburg for this port,
was beached at Rathmullin, (Lough Swilly,) having struck on a
sunken rock
Phlox, (steamer) hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and
sailed for Mauritius previous to 18th September
Mischief, from Manilla, at Simons' Bay
sail for
Mysore, Ward, from Iquique, at Callao, and would sa—
this port 20th August
Charlotte; Hur 12, and Mount Vernon, hence at Rio Janeiro
Nile, was to sail from Tacna 4th August for England,
Highlander, 14th August for this port
Gough, Pugh, from Blakerey, is on shore near the Dingle
Aurora, of this port, was spoken 7th Nov. in lat. 51, long- 7
Lady Raffles, Craigie, from Ichaboe, at Cove. On 2ith Oct:
n lat. 35, spoke the Rowley, from Ichaboe for Cork,
with the Himalaya, from Valparaiso, for Cork, leaky, Inakilta
in company
inches per hour, and requested the Rowley to stay by lir': ca_
26th Oct. in lat. 36, long 28, spoke the Mary Ann, from SL°.
pore, for Liverpool. On the 2;th Oct. spoke the Ellen Jot:
sou, from Africa, for Liverpool, with loss of topmasts and
mast sprung, but did not want assistance.
Amity. Hatton, from St. Andrew, at Cove. On 27th October
spoke the Canada, from St. John, N. 8., for Liverol
COVE, Bth November.—lt blew strong from p
souoth east 10t
night, with heavy rain.
the
Li
verpool, Bth November.—James Matheson, Cushing:
the
Liverpool, for China, was driven on shore this morning. "201
North Bay of Wexford, where she lies in a surf, with fore
mainmasts cut away, and fills with the tide. here
HAVANA, 7tn October.—lt blew a very severe hurricane -6
4th and sth October, du ring which the Natches, stearner.b,ed
schooners, and sereral vessels were either driven on snore d,..98t1e
to pieces, or foundered between the Parris Mole and the LS'i•ta
of Atares, and Talapriedea. tin 10th October a ship laden "5
manufactures, was wrecked near Camareaca, about four leag"o.
from Matanzas. The Vixen. Anenson from 1 ampler). .
verpool, put in here 7th October, in distress, and will diSCllarss.
NASSAU, N.P., 13th October.—lt blew a heavy gale from
to S.W. on sth October, which continued till three a.m. 011
6th. Three or four American ships laden with dry goods, Pr
visions, &c,, and a British schooner in ballast, were lost on
Bahama Bank during the gale. The Agnes Blackle, from la,
Jago de Cuba, from Swansea, putinto the port 2d October 10,3,1
having been on shore on Honeagua. A brig was seen, hie'
dry, on the Bimini Island, about 11th October:

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