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

Nov. 21,1848,

A-bipping

' TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14.—Wind N., lieht.
ARRIVED.—Harvest, Fuller, from Baltimore—Blarney, Vick-
Zan, from Havre.
'York—Manchester,
Chase, and Speed. Grundell, for New
!fork—Manchester, Higgins, Baltimore—Dublin, Scholfield,
ce
kobile—Phnix, M`Knight, Antigua—Monarch, Burnett, St.
Lucia—Hendrika, Pinkker, Rotterdam Harp, Brown, Bor-
deaux—Pomerania, Krause, Elsinore—Jason, Fradland, for
Rostock.

The packet-ship Robert C. Winthrop, Knowles, hence at Bos-
ton in 21 days.
The flat Jenny, with a cargo of slates, sunk near the Red
°tones during the night. Crew saved.
Cheshire, Hogg; Serafin, Guides, and Louisa y Jesusa, Gal-
uez. hence at Havannah.

Ivanhoe, Rattray, from Havannah, at Matanzas.
_Liverpool, Colman, sailed from Havannah for Falmouth 17th
'XID„ ber.
Ulysses, hence at Vera Cruz.
Bangalore, Parsons, from London at Virginia.
George Snowdon, hence at Pictou.
Norfolk Hero, Holmes, sailed from Smyrna for this port on
tat October.
Horn, Venus, hence at Trieste.
Nautilus, tscrew-steamer,) hence at Malta.
Maria, Vanselow, hence at Swinnemunde.
Courier, Muller, hence at Bremen.
Bandour, from Svenborg for this port at Portland.
Elise, De Boer, from Rotterdam for this port, at St. Michael's
Mount.

Felinity, Moore, and Mary Clarke, Colbeck, from Antwerp
for this port, at Scilly.
Louisa, Davies, from Rouen for this port, at Hoyle, with top-
matt and bowsprit sprung.
Levantine, (screw-steamer,) from Rotterdam for this port, at
Falmouth, with machinery damaged.
Milton, Gorham, and Independence, Knight, hence at Boston
United States, (steamer,) from Southampton at New York 2d
October.
Sarah Sands, (screw-steamer,) Ilsley, hence at ditto on 28th
October. _ . .

(stenmer,) Shannon, hence at Halifax Ist instant.
Elizabeth, Bentley, hence at New York, with loss of top-
blasts, bow started, and leaky, having experienced a gale 22nd
October, in lat. 58, lon. 64.
Alexander, Grant, and Carnatic, M‘Kenzie, hence at New
Orleans.

Margaret, Rodgers, hence at Savannah.
,_Liverpnol, Irving; Yorkshire, Bailey; Jamestown, Trask;
,west Point, Allen ; Loodianah, Dellimore; Home, Muir; En-
vrise, 'sunk, and Jessore, Jackson, hence at New York.
velocity. Atkins, hence at Chatham.
Rory O'More, and Lightfoot, Paike, hence at Quebec.

Ann Rankin, from Belfast, at ditto.
NF YORK, Oct. 28.—The Metoka, Sampson, from New Or-
leans for Liverpool, put into this port on the 25th instant, in
distress, having encountered a violent hurricane, when three
days cat, in which she was thrown on her beam ends, dismast-
edzand sprung a very bad leak. _ _

itosToST, NO'v. darnatic, Devereux, from New Or-
leans for Liverpool, was. seen on the 12th October, in lat. 33,
long. 76, with loss of foretopgallantmast, mainmast, and jih.—
'lle Amazon, from• New Orleans for Liverpool, that was on the
rsoutwest bar of the Mississippi, was got off, very leaky, and
%owed back to the city.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Science, from Laguna and Milford.
SAlLED.—Cumberland, Aitkin, and Leucra, Dambrill, for
Pernambuco—Blake, Armstrong, New York—Salem, Gibson,
sud Kilby, Carter, New Orleans—Bridget, Wade, and Town of
Preston, Wilson, Lisbon—Flora, Priest, Fayal—Monantum,
Lord, Boston—Prosp-ritie, 'Perrin, Bilboa—Henrietta, Hoppe-
ortb, Swinneniunde—Albion, Jones, Liverpool, N S.—Grey-
bound, Stone, Consta, tinople—Sapphire, Miller, Buenos Ayres
Wiadermere, Finnigan, Africa—Albion, Wylie, Charleston—
axon Prins Oscar, Arveskang.

Hindostan, hence off Boston.
Argenti, Jackson ; Maria, Hall; Elizabeth, Milinan Atlas,
Dunn; Sheraton Grange, Bulmer ; Eleanor Palmer, Harris;
Sarah, nubbins, and Arab, Morris, hence at Cronstadt.
Secret, (screw-steamer,) Miller, from Constantinople and
Smyrna, at Malta, and proceeded for this port 2nd ISToI ember.
Hendrika Margaretha, 'hence at Helvoet.
Ariel, Hannington, hence at Malta.
Lady Raffles, Merlin, and Scotia, Davies, hence at Leghorn.
Sylph, Tullock, and Dauntless, Jones, hence at -Genoa.
Bovkett. Heselton. hence at Bordeaux.

Berne;, hence at Wolgast.
Richard, Kchnappel, and Venus, Anderson, hence at Trave-
Munde.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16.—Wind N.W., moderate,

..,ARRIVED.—Agnes Sophia, from Alicant—Vohinteer, Denia—
nalder, Maur tzen, and Aurora, Jorgeson, Stubbjoking—Le-
vantine, (screw-steamer,) Pitcairn, Rotterdam.

Pakenham, Boyce, hence at Plymouth, to embark emigrants
for Adelaide.

Osprey,
Port Philip.
Hebe, Thompson, and Hilda, Scott, hence, gt• Odessa.
Perla, Becochin,•sailed from Havannah for this port on the
14th Oct.

from London at Plymouth, to embark emigrants for

Jane, Heath, and Beacon, Meavin, hence at Newfoundland,
Sampsoits, Procter, hence at Messina.
Nymph, Nicholls, sailed from ditto for this port 30th Oct.
Sir R. Peel,lVatts, hence at Malta.
Benevolent, Thomas, hence at Bayonne.

FRIDAY

NOVEMBER 17,

—Wind N.W., fresh

ARRlVED.—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, 'from Beim—Maria
Gortez, Antwerp—Selina, Soberg, Brakestadt—Ferdi-
nand, Bartels, Stettin—Tyro, 111`Farlane; Lisbon—Olive Branch,
Drake, Quebec.

MOVER, NOV. 15.—The Ocean Queen, M'Bride, from Quebec
for Liverpool, •was abandoned 17th Oct., in lat. 49, long. 43,
being waterlogged. The second mate and eight of the crew
landed .here•froiff the-brig Lion. The remainder were taken on
board the Corintbian,for Hull.
MILFORD, Nov. IL—The Good Intent, from Liverpool for
Cadiz, that put in here on the 3rd instant, leaky, is discharging
to repair.

SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRlvEo.—Mountaineer, Smith, from Demerara—Themis,
Dighton, from St. John, Winsor, from Ce-
phalonia—Elizabeth, May, from Gijon—Dolores, Cove, from
Malaga—Egide, Haleysyek, from- Ghent—Josiah Quincy, Snow,
and United States,_ Morse, New Orleans—Constitution, Brit-
; Cambridge, Peabody, and Diogenes, Goodall, from New
York—Trinacria. Lazana, from Palermo—Maria Jane, Reid,
from Marseillea—hilia. from Bilboa—Malnas. Thomas, from

St. Malo—Luckes Croden, Jorgenson, frotii Btubbajobing
Der Patriot, Korif, from Rostock—Maria Johanna, Ladewyck ;
Vrow Henrietta, Klia ; Johanna Ettina, Schurr ; Ceres, Vernal
Alida, Oldenburger, and Vrow Maria, from Rotterdam—Mary
Clarke, Colbeck ; Belle Alliance, Gankema, and Felicity, from
Antwerp.
SAILED

.—Britannia, (steamer,) Lang, for Halifax and Boston

Aden Michael, from China, at this port; left St. Helena 29th
September. . . . . . _ _

Pilot Fish, Friend,,from Bahia, at this port; sailed Ist Oct.
The Flirt, Eleutheria, Steadfast, and Janet, sailed about six
days previous for the Channel, and the Free Trader, 20th Sept.
for this port. Left the Renown loading for this port, and Ellen,
for Hamburg. Experienced heavy gales from E. and S.E. be-
tween the 4th and 15th November, from the Azores to the coast
ofOreland.
Salem, Gibson, for New Orleans, has put back.
•. .

Stately, Simpson—Juffrow Fresira, Fostema--Gezina, Schut
—.Atalanta, Slow, and Rattler, (steamer,) Carter, hence at liel-
voet.

Mary Ann Folliott, Holgate, hence.at Ancona.
John Moore, Withycombe, from Bombay, for this port, at St
Helena.
The Duke, Atkinson, from Calcutta-for this port at ditto.

Patriot Qiieen, Rodclock, from Calcutta for this port, at ditto
Catherine Hodges, Lewis, from Bremen for this port, at Mil-

Scoponi, sailed from Ancona for this port on 7tl

November.
ELSINORE, 12th Nov
Yerpoot, from Danzic, •
Yesterday. The steamer is.

—.Eenobia, Rotertson, of and for Li-
Arain laden, got on-shore in the grounds
oing to her. assistance.