The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-15 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, 13th November.—Wind, S.S.E.—Fair.

ARRIVED—The Madras, Thornton, from Calcutta—Robert Pulsford.
Pratt, Charleston—Nostra Senora, ; and Asonta-, Pesalle, Genoa
—Pearl, Cove, Xabia—Cainoens Haram, Oporto—Maria Brandt, Oro•
flan, Archangel—Jlelme, Astrope, Taganrog.
SAILED—Rapid, Ross, for Africa—Eliza Kellick, Waugh, St. Do.
mingo—Great Britain, French, New York—Cassandra, Oreig, New
Orleans. --- •
The Mary, Nelson ; and Chatham, Robertson, hence, at Demerara.
St. Croix, Bradley, hence, at Honduras.
Agenoria, Whiteway, hence, at Newfoundland.
Bispham, Seward, from Leghorn; and Skorne, Scott, from Zante,
at Messina.
Joaquina, Caviesses, hence, at Cadiz,
Harvey, Cook, hence, at Hamburgh.
Concordia, Nagel, hence, at Harlingen.
Falcon, Falconer, from Leghorn, at Helvoet.
San. Nicolai, Brandt; Gregory Bogosloff, Moeller; Scarbro' Castle.
Mosey ; St. Lawrence, Blair, hence, at St. Petershurgh.
Jackson, Williamson, from Rio de Janeiro, at the Texel.
Joseph Fenton, Henderson, from Rio de Janeiro, at Cowes.
Forrester, Ellis, from Rio Janeiro, at Cowes, and sailed for Antwerp.
Ellen, Congdon, from Matanzas, at Antwerp.
Eliza, Shrove, from Boston, off Dover.
British King, Moncrief, from Odessa, at London.
The Sovereign, Kearney, from New York, off Margate, with loss of
anchor and chain, having been on shore.,
Monarch, Mondell, from St. Lucia, off Margate.
Carraboo, Presley, from St. Petersburgh, at Stroninesa. . .
The London Packet, Elbring, which sailed 10th inst. for Antwerp,
put back with mainmast sprung.
The Jean, of this port, for Ireland, was driven on shore Ist inst. in
the Orkney; but expected to be got off after discharging part Of her
cargo. •

The Chatham, Young, from Newfoundland to Poole, Ina abandoned
at sea 19th ult. The master and six of the crew drowned,the remainu
der picked up and landed at Westport.
REVEL, 22d Oct.—An English brig in ballast, was totally lost 21st
inst. near I'orkala7-crew saved.

ltoTTgaomkt, sth Nov.—The Two Sisters, Thomas, from Rio de
Janeiro to this port, is totally lost on the Hindered :—crew saved.
CUXHAVEN, 6th Nov.—The weather has been dreadful the last few
days. A great quantity of wreck has been seen in-the North Sea, also
between Heligoland and the Elbe.

(Inatianvo,;f. 12th Nov.- 31 of staves of different sizes.
marked It. H. (s) on the side staves, have been washed oh shore near
the Little Orinshead.

THURSDAY. 14th Noweinher.—Noon, Wind B.E.—Fair.

ARRIVED—Barton, Armstrong, from Demerara Ist Oct. and from
Barbadoes 12th Oct.—Lightfoot,Vilson, Pernambuco—Francis, Leslie,
Charleston—John, M'Farlane, Ilambro—Catherine, Zeelatra, Emden
—Aurora, Strickland, Shediac and Milford.

ALSO ARRIVED—John and Elizabeth, from London—Ellen,
Snook, Jersey—Shamrock, Davison ; Anne, Filson; Carperiter, Gray ;
and Perseverance, Wilson, Sligo—Agnes, Murphy ; and Wellington,
Edmonds, Wexford—James, Z ounds,-Yarmouth—Catherine and Mary,
Richards ; Catherine, Richards ; and Thomrs and Anne, Hughes,
Pool—Royalist, Mackey, Aberdovey—Phcebe, Edwards, Charlestown
—One and All, Clarke, Falmouth—Arrow, Hall, Bristol—Rose in
June, Price, Bangor—Kent, Rigby, Lancaster.
SAILED—Lord Cochrane, Kindley, for New Orleans—Deverenx,
Longnun, Baltimore—Janet, Stephenson, Rio de Janeiro.

The Goad Agreement/ Taylor, hence for Miramichi, foundered off
St. Paul's Island 16th ult.—crew saved.
Janet hat. Poe, from Batavia fur this port, was spoken of the
Cape of Good Hope, by the Ranger.
Ju l
ltipeley, Lloyd, hence, at Madras, and to sail for Calcutta 2d or 3d
I ycific, Waite, hence for New York, was off Tuskar 12th inst.
Martha, Dummons, from New Orleans, at Lzguna.
Courier, Dodd; Pemberton Castle, Stanbury ; Gowan;
Helen, Taylor; and Mars, Falkner, hence, Riga.
Robert Sinclair, hence, at Londonderry.
Nile, King, hence, at Dublin.