The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-29 00:00:00

f.Abipping Intelligente.

TUESDAY, 26th November.—Wind, S.—Fair.

AnnivED—Marchioness of Queensberry, M`Farlane ; and New-
castle, —, from Quebec—lndus, Hunter, Miramiehi—William IV.
Stewart, Lisbon, (sailed 16th instant)—James, Scott, Af ries—Nautilus,
Copland; and Napoleon, Smith, New York—Asia, Raisbeck, Mira-
michi—Doncaster, Forster, Quebec—Robert William Harris, Farrie,
St. John, N.B—Commerce, Tremearne, Palermo.
SAILED—George Washington, Holdrid,,,re; and Katharine Jackson,
Fernald, for New York—Georgetown, Miller, Demerara.

ThA Garland, Murray, hence, at Miramichi, 28th ult.
William Dawson, Beverage, hence, at ditto, 29th ult.
Friends, -, from Quebec, at Dublin.
Charlotte Langan, -, hence, at Eastport,
Elisa,. Wheeler, hence, at Rio de Janeiro.
Comet, King, hence, at Constantinople.
Rosehill, -, hence, at Latakia, in 31. days.
Traveller, -, hence and Malta, at Smyrna.
New Jane, Pomeroy, from Lisbon, in the Thames.
Redbreast, Gotham, hence, at Venice.
Alexander, Leeds, from Charleston, at Havre.
Philetus, -, from New York, at ditto.
Henry Kneeland, Alexander, from New York, at ditto.
Sarah Rslstone, Wartrun, from Laguna, at Marseilles.
Indian Lass, Stahb, from Newfoundland, at Lisbon.
Reform, Sager, from Rio de Janeiro, at Bremen.
Reform, Ogston, from Bahia, at Cuxhaven.
Auguste, Katelholdt ; Frederick, Pomeresh; and Harriette, Wis
chusen, hence, off Pillau.
Tugende, Fretwurst, hence, oil' Warnemunde.
Pallas, Hill, from Quebec, at the Cove of Cork.
Argus, Johnson, from Quebec, at ditto.
John Esdaile, Wright, from Quebec, at ditto.
Emerald, Cringle; and Recovery, Edwards, from Quebec, at Dublin.
Eblana, Mitchell, from Smyrna, at Dublin.
Diana, Cowan, from Quebec, at Galway.
Wexford, Quinn, from Quebec, at Limerick.
Pilot, Jones, from Miramichi, at Cardiff,
Emerald, Boyd; and Spinster, M`Lachlan, from Demerara, at the
Clyde.

WEDNESDAY, 27th November.—Wind, S.—Rain.
ARRIVED—T ropic, Russell, from Savannah—Madison, Wood, Vir-
ginia—Dryope, Hamilton, from Montreal—Victorii, Evans, Seville—
Lady of the Lake, Banks, Lisbon—Fisherman, Gibaut, Naples.

The Montcalm, Chambers, from. New York, ofrDover.
The Daphne, Kerrison, from Gergenti, at Falmouth.
The Laidmans, Hughes; and Adventure, Donaldson, hence for Ja-
maica—Rose, Ilarrison, hence for New South Wales, with loss of
bowsprit, Sec.—Mangalore, Blayne, hence for Laguna; and Actif,
Nostan, hence for Boulogne, have put into Milford.
The Robert James Haynes, Graham, which sailed 19th inst., for St
Thomas's, put into Whitehaven 23d. with her wheel damaged.
The Canton, Cutts, hence for Spalding, off the Wight, very leaky.
The Columbian Packet, Sadler, from Constantinople, at Standgate
Creek.

The Euphan, Drysdale, from Denia; and Water Witch, Sterry,
from Smyrna, at Standgate Creek.
The Rifleman, Bleasdale, sailed from Hobart Town for London,
14th April, and has not since been heard of.
The William Spence, Emery, for Buenos Ayres, was driven on
shore near Denia, on the 30th ult. She was dismasted soon after
striking, and was apparently breaking up, the gale continuing direct
into the bay.

The BrAiilian. , sailed from Rio de Janeiro, for the Mau-
ritius, 11th Sept.
The Jordeson, for Bahia, is on shore on Woodside Bank.

The Colchest'er, IY)riso;i, from Tatmagouch, for this port, was
driven on the Ribble Banks yesterday—she was expected to be got
off the following tide.

The Amelia Matilda, Jones, hence for Africa, was spoken Bth ult.,
8 31. N long. 18 0, W.
MIRAMICIII, Bth Oct.—A ship was Seen on shore close in by Entry
Island, one of the Magdelens, 26th ult., and the crew busily employed
in uurigging her.
QUEBEC, 29th Oct.—There have been no arrivals since the 25th inst.
but five square rigged vessels are now telegraphed. The weather is
very indifferent, but no frost to impede any thing.
BIDEFORD, 24th Nov.—The Mary Ann, O'Donnell, from Puerto
Cabello, for Liverpool, was stranded this morning on the Northern
Burrows ; her decks arc blown up, and a quantity of logwood in bil-
lets, has been washed on shore—crew supposed to be drowned.
PADSTOW, 25th Nov.—The quarter deck and other parts of a vessel,
apparently from 2JO to 300 tons, and a board with " Searcher," paint-
ed in large yellow letters, hays been washed on shore about eight
miles west of this place.

THURSDAY, 28th November,—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Rain.

ARRivEn—Liverpoul, Burton, from Charlestcn—Elizabeth, Reid,
Quebec—and Mary Ann, , Pictou.

ALSO ARRIVED :—Mary Ann, Thomas, from Belfast—St. Patrick,
Davis, Newry—Fame, Chambers, Wicklow—Fame, - , Gar-
liestown—Earl of Selkirk, Robb, Ballina—Chieftain, (steamer) Bel-
fast—Lord Blaney, (steamer) Newry—St David, (steamer)' Dundalk.
B=ALED :—Frankland, Edwards, for Mauritius—Cessnock, Thomp-
son, Africa—Lowther, Suitar, Monte Video—Elizabeth, Callendar,
Charleston—Frances, Leslie, Savannah—Louise Marie, Wesbergh,
and Charles, Chester, Ostend.

Siren, Laughris, hence, at Ifavannah,
Brian Born, Atkinson, hence, at Dublin.
Jordeson, for Bahia, which was on shore yesterday has been got
ofT, with the assistance of two steam boats, and is at anchor in the
River.

MAEUNARVON, 27th Nov.—The Adolphe Biznon, Haire, for Liver-
pool, which was on shore, has been got off and brought in here very
much strained, she will have to be stripped and generally repaired—
the eargo.is not injured. _

--The Plywell, Gibson, from Liverpool for Bangor, was on shore
yesterday in the river Menai, but expected to be got off the following
tide.