The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

.SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 19.—Wind N., moderate.
Anuiv.ED.—Princess Royal, Adamson, from Calcutta—Jane
Lamzel, from game—perush, from Nantes—Pet,

9.o—oCi;ena;

,
Janvrin, for Boston—Montezt7ma, Lowlier,
New York—Osceola, Thomas; Niagara, -Smith; Chancellor,
Duthie, and Lord Ashburton, Forrest, New Orleans.

Richard, White, from Paraiba, at this port. On 7th Nov., in
lat. 47, long 19, spoke the barque Dominique, from Quebec for
Cork, with the crew of the North Briton, of Plymouth, on
board, which vessel was waterlortred and abandoned at sea.

ThOmali

Lee, James, and Sirll. Pottinger,-111`Wean, hence

at Calcutta.

St. Lawrence, M`Farlane, hence at Bombay
Tyrer, and Tory, hence at Sincap3re.
Aurora, Correy, hence at Genoa.
Juno, Borsche, hence at Danzic.
Emblem, Finch, hence at Swinnemunde.

Freya, Lauratzen, hence at Flensburg.
Wanderer, Byet, hence at Bremen.
Jeune Edmoad, hence at Rouen.

St. Peter Pad, Ratzket
tor, Moil, hence at Riga.
Eliza Killick, Norman—Sandersons, Douglas—Emily, Valen-
tine—Cockermouth Castle, Wood, and Ann Jane, Rigby, hence
for China, at Anjer.
ward,
Hoodless, sailed from Saugor 17th Sept.—Globe,
ward, 20th—Palatine, Stubbs, 21st—Lahore, Burt, 23rd—Blo-
renge, Banks, 24th—Matilda, M`Dowell, and Selina, Hewitt,
26th Sept., and Flora Mure, 3rd October, all for this port.
Patna, Mann, from Whampoa at Hong K,ng, and sailed for
this port 30th Aug.
Ursula, Ridley, sailed from Hong Kong 2nd Sept., for Lon-
don, and Bahatman, 21st Sept. for this port.
jiMelville, Salter, sailed from Alexandria for this port 2nd
November.

-Henry Holland, Diekie, and Hec

Roseanna,
Pt. for China

from Bombay at Sincapore, and sailed 22nd

John Brightman, from Madras at Sincapore.
New Margaret, Ager, from London, at Anjer.
Devon, Langley, from China, at Bombay.
Orixa, Christian, sailed from Bombay, 10th Oct. for China-
-2016 Henry Gardner, 16th Oct. for Moulmein.
Duke of Cornwall, Whitehead—and Queen of England, Caw-
kett, both from Bombay, at Macao.
Swithamley, Jennings, from Whampoa, at Hong Kong, and
tailed for London 30th Aug. _

iiiiiiringe7,oitndlia;,snTled from Shanghae, for Hong Kong,
22nd Aug. .

flieni,°Stewart, from Hong Kong, at Shanghae.
How KoNo, 28th Sept.—A very serious typhoon was expe-
rienced in this and the neighbouring anchorages, which has
!lone unprecedented damage to the shipping. Fortunately tne
Vass of life amang the Europeans tuts, as far as yet ascertained,
been most trilling, considering the strength of the gale; but
amongst the Chinese the casualties anti loss of property have
been extensive. The gale commenced at sunset, on the 31st
Aug. from N.N.W. veered round to N.N.E. about 10 p.m. and
Increased in strength till a.m. on theist instant, veering round
tu S.E. and decreasing till daylight, when beautifully fine wea-
ther again set iii. The casualties in this harbour among Bri-
tish ships were—Hermes, from Liverpool, driven on shore at
West Point station; but floated off a few days afterwards, with
loss of masts, &c. Salopian, from Liverpool, totally dismasted.
flelen Stewart, from London, on shore near Green Island, and
it is feared will not be got off. Eliza Stewart, from Bombay,
lust head and cutwater. John Laird lost Innen mast; and the
brigs Daniel Watson--Black Swan—lsland Queen—and -Mis-
chief were totally dismasted. The following have returned
from sea more or less damaged :—Constant, for London, with
several feet water in her hold. Cargo landed, and about one-
"lfth,dsmaged. Calder, from Whampoa, for London, anchored
outside the Bogue in the gale; cut away both masts, and da-
'Paged about 400 chests tea. Hindostan sailed hence 30th
i'ulicust for Shanghae ; towed back from St. John Island,
uaving lost all her. masts, except foremast, (which is damaged,)
and all her boats, sails, &c. Her cargo is expected to be badly
Ouniaged, and she must discharge. At Macao the destruction
in the inner harbour amongst the Chinese and Portuguese
.Otchas and other boats was nearly entire. The Clio, formerly
Portuguese man of war, was the only British vessel that suf.
Cred ; she was totally lost in the typhoon, and great part of
Anchorage
crew drowned; she was bound to Penang. At the opium
"chorage of Cumsingmoon, four clippers—the Sylph—Sydney
Norfolk—and Arrow were dismasted. The Isabella Robert-
;°u, receiving ship, went down at her anchor, and all her olfi-
"era and crew were drowned.

MONDAY, NovEmnmt 20.—Wind S.W.
llat
Bth,
(steamer,) Lott, from New York; saikd
*, and from Halifax 10th instant, at 10 p.m.—Lancashire,
dley, from Savannah—Andrew Foster, Howes, New York—
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