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

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Agenoria, hence, 24th ult.—Ann. from Laguga for this port.
15th Aug., in lat. 22 N, long. 88 W—Coronation, hence for St.
John, N. 8., 28th ultimo, in lat. 43, long. 68—Lame, hence, ith
instant, in lat. 44 N, long. 10 W—Majestic, from Zante for this
port, 3d instant, off Almeira—Salem, hence for Mobile, 27th ult.
in lat. 33 N.

THURSDAY, OCTORER 29.—Wind S.S.E.
AaarvEn.--Severn, Wiseman, from Schediac--W. Ward,
Scollay, and Thames, Brown, Quebec—Caroline, Welsh, Prince
Edward's Island—Venilia, St. Stephen's.
SAILED.—Amalie, Meman, Danzic--Martina Johanna. Von
Driesden, Dornt —Norma, Connibeer, Newfoundland—Wilton,
Pentecost, La Guayra, &c.—Margaret, Best, New Orleans—Re-
liance, Crowell, St John, N.B.—Sir Henry Webb, Brandt, Pil-
lau—Mermaid, Cand, Havannah—Ceres, Veires, Dordt—H elena,
Grafts. and Ida Cornelia, Schenck, Rotterdam, and Marmion,
Edwards, New York.

Junior, Ellis, from Quebec at this port. On the 6th Octlber,
in lat. 42, long. 58, passed the Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle,
abandoned. _

Mary Queen of Scots, Killey, from Maranham at this port;
sailed 27th Sept. The Theresa Jane arrived on the 15th from
this port. The Ann was loading for this port On the 3rd Oct.,
in lat. 23 30 N, long. 44 50 W, spoke the Salem, of Belfast, for
Mobile. On the 28th, off Bardsey, spoke the Jeanie Deans, of
Irvine.

Governor Davis, Upton. from Ncw Orleans at this port; sailed
from the Bar on the 2nd September, and experienced, fine wea-
ther during the passage.
Indiana, Cornell, from New Orleans at this port, after being
aground below the Crosby lightship.
Hottinguer, Bursley ; Panama, Young; Nicholas Biddle,
Knight; Luconia, Porter; and Burlington, Crawford, hence at
New York. _ _

Roscius, Eldridge. hence at ditto, with the crew of the Crom-
well, before reported abandoned.
Ellen Brooks, Freeman ; Paul Jones, Watkins; and George
Hallett, Howes, hence at Boston.
Laura, Snow, hence at Buck-point.

Blanchard, Blanchard, hence at Portland.
Swan, Blanchard, from Havana at Portland, for Cowes, dis
masted.

Monmouth, Ryan, hence at Bath.
Swan, Taylor; St. John, Richardson; Belmont, Grant; and
Queen Pomare, Till, hence at St. John, N.B.
Sylph, Raisbeck, hence at Richibucto.
Alexander, -, hence for Miramichi, at Sydney, C. 8., dis-
masted.

Frankfield, Mitchell, and Hopkinson, Watson, hence at Mira-
michi.

Troubadour, M`Dowall, hence at Dalhousie.
Corsair, Daly, and Sir H. Huntley. Grant, hence at Halifax,
_ _

• Safeguard,
Smith;
Mersey, Macbeth; and Souter Johnny,
Little, hence at Montreal.
Bolivar, hence for Bombay, at Colombo.
Oriental, Wilson, hence for Bombay at Kedgeree.
Horatio, Grave; Ceylon, Allen; England, Everard, and Are-
thusa, Kelly, hence at Quebec. _ _ _

General Wiltshire, Lennox, from Jamaica at Quebec.
White Mouse, Ditchman. from Smyfba► for this port at Scilly,
short of provisions and water.
Damascus, Bliss, hence at Bristol, towed in dismasted,
bound to Boston.

Stewerdinia, De Haam, for Rotterdam, with loss of sails and
rigging, at Penarth Roads.
Brazilian, Bickham, from Newfoundland at Cove.

Monarch, Mercer, from Honduras, at Cove, with loss of main-
mast, foretopmast, &c , having encountered heavy gales during
the passage.
Emanuel, Browne; Agenoria. Giffney.; Dorothy, Brown;
Chapman, Shapeott; Promise, Pines; and British American,
Myers, hence at Quebec.
Isabella and Ann, of Stockton, timber laden, was totally
wrecked near Portrush ; greater part of the cargo saved.
Columbia, Merryman, hence for Phi'adelphia, tiv.t was on
shore near Killybegs, has been got off with damage, and will be
brought back to repair.
The Elvira, for Prince Edward's Island, was abandoned at
sea ; crew taken off by the Hebe, from Keith to Montreal, which
was spoken 3(111 Sept., in lat. 46, lon* 49.
Sweden, Shaw ; Trenton, Cutting ; Haidee, Soule; Dumbar-
ton, Pendleton ; Isabella Stewart, Crowell, hence at New Or-
leans. . _
_ .

Lancashire, Lyon, hence at Savannah.
Virginia, Trott, hence at Charleston.
Republic, Landes, hence at Baltimore.
Monongahela, Julius; Franconia, Smith; Georgiana, Behn,
hence at Philadelphia.
QuEssc, Oct. 5.—A barque is reported to be on shore at Point
Neal, and a brig at Mille Vaches. The barque Industry, which
arrived here yesterday. had on beard the crew of the barque
Martha, of Holyhead, which foundered on the Banks.—Oct. 8.—
The Annandale, Butler, was abandoned on the 19th Sept., wa-
terlogged; crew arrived here, except one boy, drowned.—Oct.
—The Dempster, of Inverness, from Quebec, was abandoned
23rd September, water'ogged. The cp_ptain, carpenter, two sea-
men, and one passenger drowned. The remainder of the crew
arrived at Quebec.
MONTREAL, Oct. 13.—Agnes, of Beaumaris, is on shore at the
Pi'lars, and is expected to be a total wreck. St. Andrew, Wy.
lie, of Glasgow, has been surveyed and condemned.
NEW YORE, Oct. 14.—1 t blew a very heavy gale on this coast
12th and 13th October, from S.W. to E.S.E., and serious damage
is expected to vessels within its range.
BOSTON, Oct. 16.—There is no mail to. day from the south of
Norfolk. Three southern mails are now due.
HALIFAX, Oct. 18.—Robert Bruce, bound for Quebec, and the
Rose, from Belfast for Quebec, was abandoned at sea; crew
picked up by the Orion, and taken to Prince Edward's Island.
DONEGAL, Oct 21.—Princess Royal, from Liverpool for Wes-
ton Point, has arrived off, [aving been on shore and lost sails;
will come in to discharge and repair.
MILFORD, Oct. 26.—Valiant, Cuthbertson. from Liverpool for
Demerara, has put in here rather leaky in her upper works, and
the crew much fatigued.