The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27.—Wind S,S.E., light.

Aattsvan.—Henry Clay, Nye, from New York; sailed 7th in-
stant—Sarah Trotman. Brown, from St. Domingo—Kalamazoo,
ld'Carren, from Philadelphia.
SAlLED.—France, Duncan, for New Orleans—Remittance,
Prince, Boston—Susan, Wishart, Mauritius—St. George. Ferris,
New York—Manchester, Bell. Newfoundland—Neils Gylding,
Wold, Bergen—Erwartung, Kopcke, Wismar—Margaret Gibson,
Lockwood, Beyrout and Alexandretta.

The Sea King, steamer, hence for Belfast, in proceeding down
the river this morning, ran into the Lady Shaw Stewart, for
Payta, at anchor, and stove in three of the latters deck planks,
&c. on the larboard side.
St. Lawrence, Hagedorn, hence for Charleston, has put back,
leaky, having struck on the Arklow Banks,
Columbian, Merryman, hence for Philadelphia, is on shore
near Kiliybcgs.
Levantine, steamer, hence at Malta, and sailed for Constanti.
nople on the gth instant.
Star, hence at Naples.
Katinka, hence for Xabia off renia.

Princess Victoria, Walker, from RichibuCto at Milford.
Saghalien, Jones, hence at Bombay 28th Aug.
Richard Cobden, Ledbettet, hence at ditto on the 13th Sept.
Anne Armstrong, Bradley, from Portsmouth and Bombay at
Ceylon 17th Sept.
Elizabeth Jane, Bray, hence at Bombay l'th Sept.
Bangalore, Parsons, from Bombay at Madras.
Bland, Hosken, hence at Calcutta I7th Aug.
Laidmans, Walker, hence at ditto 23d Aug.
Berhampore, Smith, hence at ditto 24th Aug.
Lahore, Burt, hence and Cork at ditto 4th Sept.
Aristides, Hutchings, from the Cape of Good Hope at ditto.
Sir Henry Hardinge, Turnbull, from Bombay at ditto.
William Parker, Stratton, from Bombay at ditto.
Fatima, sailed from Saugor for this Sort 14th Aug.
Duke of Wellington sailed from ditto for this port on the 17th
August.
Princess Royal sailed from ditto for this port 3d Sept.
.Albion sailed from ditto for this port 3d Sept. .
Athena, Ogg, sailed from ditto for Mauritius 21st Ang.
Helena. Hilton, hence for China, at Anjer 25th July.
Earl of Chester, Blackstone,heuce for ditto at ditto on 23rd
August.
Australia, Blanchard, from Sourabaya for London at ditto on
23d July.
Euphrates, Wilson, from Calcutta at Sincapore, and sailed for
China 18th August.
Autumnus, White, from Tutocorin at ditto, and sailed for
China 19th August.
John Bibby, Cawkett, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed for
China 31st August.
Esther, hence at Calcutta Sth Sept.

Bowling, Gentle, sailed from Sincapore for this port on the sth
August. •
Velore. Bell, hence at Hong Kong on the 24th July, and sailed
for Shanghae.
Antilla, Burrett, hence at ditto on the :gth July, and sailed
for Whampoa 16th August.
Mafia, Sproule. hence at ditto on 2d August, and sailed on the
1 gth Aug. for Whampoa.
Litherland, Howard, hence at ditto, 7th August, and sailed for
Shatighae 15th August.
Patna, Ponsonby, hende at ditto Bth August, and sailed for
Whampoa 22d August.
Josephine, Smith, hence at ditto Oth August, and sailed for
Whampoa 22d August.
Maggie, Jones, hence at ditto 17th August, and sailed for
Whampoa on the 22d August..
Helen Stewart, Whittiugham, hence at ditto 6th Aug.
John Dugdalc, Killick, hence at ditto 7th August.
Albert Edward, Downwards, hence at ditto 17th Aug.
Dowthorp, Harwood, hence at ditto on the 23d July, and sailed
for Shaughae on the gth August.
Emperor, Jones, from Bombay at ditto.
Menzies, from ditto at ditto.
Chebar. Harrigan, from Whampoa at ditto.
Warlock, Bell, Sailed from ditto for Shanghae 30th July.
Vindicator, Robinson, sailed from ditto for Shanghae on the
34th July.
Marmion, Ewing. sailed from ditto for Manilla Ist Aug.
Mary Sparks, Bushlay, sailed from Whampoa for Loudon on
August.
Lanerco.st, Mann, sailed from ditto for this port on the IC,th of
the gth of August.
Corinthian, M'Phun, hence at Shanghae 12th July.
Aqua Marine, Conolly, from Hong Kong at ditto.
Monarch, Percival. hence at ditto on the 23d July.
New Margaret, sailed from Ningpo for this port on the 7th of
July.
Cunnata, Dilson, from Hong Kong at Manilla.
Ingleborough, Rea, from ditto at ditto.
Sunflower, Porester. from Sydney at ditto.
Berenice, Bowden, hence at Sydney, N.B W.
Grace, Baillie, and Coaxer, Rennie, hence at Sydney, New
South Wales.
Foam, hence at Port Philip;
Caractacus. hence at Batavia 28th August.

Anglesea, Varian, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Ocean Queen, Hyslop, from Mazanilla for this port at New
York, very leaky, &c.
Mexican Packet. Graves, and Sappho, Eastor, hence at Bey-
rout,
Vesta, Mason, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 30th of
Sept.
Beccles, Capon, and Acorn, Louttit, sailed from ditto for this
.port Bth instant.
Eliza, Guzelier ; Good Intent, Pennington; Maid of Bare,
Walker, and Scotia. Burnett, hence at Galatz
Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, and Mary Jtue, Bayley, hence at
Constantinople.
HONG KONG, Aug. 22.—The Duke of Lancaster. Bailey, from
Liverpool for Shanghae, was totally lost near Namoa, on the
21st July. Crew saved.
TRALSE, Oak 22.—A vessel. supposed to be foreign, from the
Baltic, struck against Muckaleeh Rock this morning, and to-
tally disappeared, with all hands.—Another account reports the
vessel to be laden with palm oil.
BEAumwais, Oct. 26.—The Emerald, Fligg. from Odessa for
Liverpool. has put into this port with cargo shifted, leaky, &c.
ILFRACOMBE, Oct. 25.—Part of the poop of a ship, North Ame-
rican build, with beams and knees uncoated, came ashore, yes-
terday, in Mart Bay.
PISEIGUARD, Oct. "4.-1 t is now blowing a heavy gale from
the north, and many more wrecks may be expected. A ship of
about 1,000 tons was seen, yesterday morning, at anchor in the
bay, about twelve miles out, dismasted, and with a signal of
distress flying : this morning she is not to be seen.
AERASON, Oct 24.—The Prince Albert, Newsom, from Liver-
pool for ftotterdam, which was stranded near Cardigan, on the
22d instant, has been got off, after throwing the greater part of
ter cargo overboard, and taken into Cardigan.
DUNFANAGUY, (DONEGAL) Oct. 23.—The Brig Queen. of Run-
corn. from Liverpool for Westport, was driven on shore on
sheephowen Bay last night. Crew and greater part of I er cargo
saved.—Two vessels were also driven on shore at Downing a,
avd one at B-llycross
BELFAST, Ce*.ober 21 —A large brig was seen on shore on
Rathlin Island by the Margaret, arrived here from Cronstadt.

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VESSELS SPOKEN.
Ashburton, hence for New York, 15th instant. in lat. 45, long.
4g—Coronation, hence for St. John, N. 8., 28th September, in
at. 43, long. 66.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28.—Wind S.E., moderate.
ARRIVED —Enncrdale, Bootle, from Calcutta—Otter, Cox,
Cephalonia—Messenger, from Halifax—Lucretia, from Jamaica
—Acadia, M'itienzie, from Quebec—and Starly pe, Richards,
Smyrna.
SAILED.—Adonis. Cortland,
.for Afu ica—Jane, Smith, Barce-
lona—Farewell, Korth, Konigsberg—Canani, Candlish, aad
/nautilus, Ward, Lima—Endeavour, Braben, Lisbon—Ny verheid,
Brix, Ostend—Baltic, Liddell, Palernio—Star, Thomas, Rio Ja-
neiro—Elizabeth, May, Seville—John M`Lellan, Rigg. Savannah
—Emigrant, Taber, St. John, N. 8., and Victoria, Clement, for
Yarmouth, N.S.

Oxford, Yeaton, from New York at this port ; sailed 3d inst.;
light easterly wiv.ds and calms, in lat. 39, long. 47, passed a
large quantity of deal planks and part of a ship's house, and a
quantity of old sails attached to spars.
Robert Skerratt, from Killough at this port, with stores from
the Great Britain.
The Cantab, which arrived here, sailed from Newfoundland
Bth instant, and experienced bad weather all the passage.
Helvellyn, Oliver, hence at Madras.
Hindley, Dickson, sailed from Madras for the Cape of Good
Hope 21 Sept.
Canopus. Titherington, from the Mauritius at Columbia.
Sophia, M'Kenzie, Isaac, Ilene, at St. John's, N.B.
Harry Lorrequcr, hence at Quebec.
Gronville, Lougrel, sailed from Alexandria for this port 2nd
instant.
Copia, Jarvis, sailed from Patras for this port sth instant.
Sophia, Giacobe, hence at Messina.
MAntrAs,
Sept. 12.—Earl of Harewood, Atkin, in getting un-
der weigh I, th tostant, got fon' of the Paragon, Bhxley, from
'Coringa, and sustained some damage, which will detain her
some days.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 21.—Put in, wind bound, the Minerva, Capt.
Bridge, from Liverpool to Riga; experienced very rough wea-
ther wh 12 cff the west coast of Norway, whereby the mister
and mate we'e washed overboard, and unfortunately drowned.
--.23d—Sr Wm. Wallace, of Aberdeen, passed the bay for Mon
trese ; sailed f.om Quebec 11th Sept. Had severe weather
Teaching land three weeks ago, but could not get round, the
wind being strong from S.E.
DEAL, Oct. 26.—The Childe Harold, Lilley, touched ground
in the Gulls, on her way to Margate Roads, 24th instant, has
been surveyed to-day, and found not to have received any da-
triage. 'The Elizabeth, Bibby, from St. Stephen". to Liv(rpool,
Was abandoned, waterlogced. and dismasted lath instant, in tat.
45, tong. 41 ; crew saved, and brought here by the Mary Seton,
PLYMOUTH, Oct. 25.—The General Sale, Brooks, from Liver-
Pool to China, which was aground on the Battery Reef 23d inst.,
has been got off, and is come Into port to discharge.
MILY.ORD, Oct 25.—Upwards of three hundred sail of vessels
bound up, the greater part crippled and disabled in masts, yards,
mails, &c. were passed in the river and Gulf of St. Lawrence.
The Ant, of Aberdeen. M.Lean, was dismasted, wrecked, and
abandoned on the Banks of Newfoundland. Crew saved by the
Pomona, of Aigo.
LYTHAM, Oct. 26.—The Kelvin Grove, Barclay, of and from
Belfast. for Fleetvrcod, sprung a leak, and became unmanagea-
ble, and yesterday got on the Crus..der Bank, where she became
a w,eck. Crew saved.
Liiiignica, Oct. t4.—H. H. steamer Swallow, hence to Tralee,
with meal, was driven on shale near Askeaton Liver on the 2',Al
instant. . - • •

K LINBEGS, Oct. 24.—The Columbia, Merriman, from I iver-
pool to Philadelphia. got on shoi c at St. John's Point last night,
and it ii feared will become a total wreck; part of the cargo
thr. wn overtoard. . _ _

Alc;;;;E Oct. 25.—The Spring, from New York for Cowes,
UT der j try masts, ;alive,' off here yesterday, with the crew of a
AN est India ship on board, which the Spring took off after lying
by them four days.
T. IVES,
Oct.
26.—A Dutch vessel, with loss of boats and but-
rks. decl a swept, and much disabled, was hoarded,
compelledded
,about
otetti
Mlles Or. by boittmen yesterday, but they were
leave her.
FISIIGUARD, Oct. 25, 4 p.m.—The gale is increasing, blowing
from N. to N.E. A large ship is outside, about tell miles off.
toPENZANCE, Oct. 24.—A North Amercicaamnebouniltshboatrequte.,-doafy3oaot
.„11s, with Mary Ann on her stern,
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nosemary and is fast breaking up.—Mem. ThfeorabTorvoeow.: Iprobably be the Mary Ann, Brown, from Quebec
aban-
doned 20th instant, in lat. 51, long. 10, the crew of which weret
brought to Liverpool 25th instant, by the Oriental, fro, n St,
John, N.B.
WATERFORD Oct. 26.—The Ada, Heppenstall, from Liverpool
4.,-or Leghorn, which; was on shore on Bannow Bar, has been
•°lought in here to refit.
cFALMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The Superb, arrived here to-day from
rinferg
us, (Cuba.) whence she sailed Ist September, and left
1112 James Reay, loading for this port, experienced a severe gale
from lat, 37 to 45, and from long. 35 to 25.
!l.'
E OF MAN.—About midnight yesterday week, the schooner
ieu or Eleanor, of and bound for Belfast, from Troon, in the
Clyde, with a cargo of coals, was put on shore at Fleshwick
beach, a little to the northward of the Calf of Man, and will be-
come a complete wreck. The master and the crew, with the
exception of a boy, were saved. The steamers Hercules and Sea
Nymph, from Liverpool to the north of Ireland, put into Doug-
las Bay during the night, being unable to weather the Calf of
Man or Point of Ayr. On the following morning the former
took in a supply of coals, and both proceeded on their voyages
during the day. The Fleetwood steamer Fenella encountered a
dreadful passage from the former port to Douglas on Thursdayreaching
the
is.
evening and night, and was twelve hours rasnin Portaferry
reach
for Liverpool, laden with with pig iron, put in
land. The smack Commodore, Bailey, dfrom
here on Wgaeffdntoeps:
day week, with bulwarks stove -n., leaky, and
sail, squaresail, foresail, and jib, being the who'll:n(7rd' split. The Rhein, Olson, from Stundswall, timber latdheennargatsesei
at Peel on Friday
week. The master reports having
With the wreck of large vessel o' the North and South Rdlen ikn
ear Strangford. The hull was completely under waierbocotl;
near
set, ling ship pod large gage on her mainmast.