The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-27 00:00:00

,i.bipptng intelligence.

TUESDAY, Nov. 24.—N00n, Wind S.—Fresh breeze.

Muni,En—The Fenwick Keating, Moran; and Birkbv, Johnston,
from St John, N B—William, --, from Quebec—John Ormerod,
Chapman, from Oporto.
SAIL —The Bounty Hall, Johnson, for Charleston—The Silvia,
Rowland, for New Orleans.

OFF PORT—Princess Victoria, from St Andrew's—Manchester, from
St John, N B—Mountaineer, from Jamaica—Pearl, from St John, N B
—America, Manchester, from New York, with loss of anchors and
cables, and in want of a steamer.

The Rebecca, Williams, hence, at Demerara.
Amity, Scott, from St Andrews, N B, at do.
Henrietta, Spence, from do, at do.
The Curler, Hamilton ; The Pembroke Castle, Stainbury;
Parry ; and the John, Raisbeck. hence, at Quebec.
Canadian, Stevenson, from Montreal, at Pernambuco.
Oporto, Martin, hence, at Oporto.
William Fell, Fern, from Quebec, at Newry.
The Amphitrite, Gerritz, from Buenos Ayres, at Cowes, sailed sth
September.
The Findhorn, Wood, from do, at do, sailed the 29th August,
The Janet, Hamilton, from Bahia, at Deal.
The Thetis, Ellis, from Monte Video to Sicily and this port, was
totally lost with her cargo, on the Island of Corvo—crew saved.
The Jane, M'Leod, from Costa Rica and Pernambuco, at this port,
sailed from the former port 22d June, and latter 29th Sept. Lost an
anchor and cable on the Bar of Pernambuco, in consequence of the
windlass giving way. _

TELEGRAPH.
Off Great Ormshead, inward-bound—No. 1390, The Gunga, B Bk,
from Calcutta ; and No. 655, Bencoolen, B S, (not quite sure of the
first flag) from China, at 9 a.m.
His Majesty's Packet, Comet, arrived from Kingstown, at a quarter
before 11 this morning.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25.—N00n, Wind E.S.E.—Blowing fresh.
ARRIVED—The Mountaineer,Williams, from Jamaica—Pekin, Blair,
from Demerara—Mary, Morton ; and Vibilia, Marshall, from Mira-
michi—Princess Victoria, from St Andrews, N B—John Linton, Dick-
inson, from Charleston—Ranger, Jenard, from Bahia, sailed 3d ult.—
London Packet, Armond, from Antwerp—Gunga, M`Kinney, from
Calcutta.

SAT LED—Elizabeth, Brown, for Demerara—Lima Packet, Cunning-
ham, Trinidad—Edgcombe, Evans, Newfoundland—Albree, Baker,
Boston—Gethige Washington Holdrege; Caspian, Patten ; Helen, Mat-
tison ; Great Britain, French, and Europe, Marshall, New York—Ken-
sington, Curtis, Philadelphia—Eweretta, Skinner, Savannah—Ann
Wise, Renney, Buenos Ayres—Corsair, Cumming, Constantinople—
Swift, Hoppen, Lisbon—Hoop, Letniver, anp JouliVrow Elisabet, De
Wyk, Rotterdam.

The Bland, Callan, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope, 10th Sept. and
sailed 13th for Calcutta.

The Minerva, BPPhcrson, hence, at Bombay, 23dInly.
Lintin. Taylor, fram ditto, at ditto.
Imogene, alley, hence, at ditto.
Cteur-de-Lion, Glover, hence, at Batavia and Sincapore, and sailed
17th June for China.

The Troughton, -, from London, at Sincapote, and sailed for
China.

The Elizabeth Bentley, Robertson ; Voyager, Simm ; Edinburgh.
M'Lay ; Granville, Perkins ; James, Price ; Emerald, Masters ; Emi-
grant, Petrie ; and Elizabeth, Wilson, hence, at St John, N B.
Condor, Pyott, from Canton, at River Plate.
Sarah, Hayman, hence. at Malta.
Sisters, Sutton, hence, at ditto.
Frederica, Kirkhove ; Charles, Sikkes; Active, Vandenbrock, and
Andre, Christen, hence, at Rotterdam.
Henry Porchcr, Hart, from New South Wales and Bahia, off Mar-
gate, sailed 19th Sept.
George, -, from Oporto, at Dublin.
Fanny, Anderson, hence and Batavia, at Sincapore.
Catharina Charlotta, Hiklund, from Gamla Carleby to this port, off
Duncansby Head 18th instant.
Hinda, Lowthian, from Calcutta, for London, at Deal,
Miranda, Bolton, sailed from St. Andrew's,,N.B. for Demerara,
25th ult.

The brig Hebron, of Dublin, from St. Andrew's, N.B. was wrecked
near Waterford 22d inst. crew saved.
The America, reported yesterday arrived from New York, is still
outside, in want of anchors. They were sent off to her this morning
in a steam-boat, which has not returned.
The Catherine M'Donald, -, from Bathurst to this port, was
spoken 19th inst. twenty-five miles to the'westward of Cape Clear,
by the. Sir William Wallace, was telegraphed oil Holyhead at 1. p.m,
on the 21st, and has not yet arrived.
Carlisle, Wilson, hence, for Whitehaven, reported 23d inst. on shore
in Parton Bay, has gone to pieces.
Part of the stern board of a vessel, with " Robert and A " upon it,
the other part broken off, and several pieces of wreck were washed
on shore 21st inst. in Carnarvon Bay.-42ifem. The Robert and Ann,l
from Cardiff to this port, was abandoned 4th inst. in Mid Channel.)
The Gunga, M‘Kinney, from Calcutta, at this port, sailed from the
Sand Heads 17th June, and from Ascension sth ult. On the 2d Sept,
in lat. 35, E. lon. 23 20, E. spoke the barque Harriet, of London, from
the South Seas. On the 12th ult, in lat. 2 33, N. lon. 23 30, W. spoke
the City of Rotterdam, from Batavia to Amsterdam.
The Sarah, Sadler, from Sincapore, at this port, sailed 12th July,
from Angier 2d Aug. and from St. Helena 29th Sept. Oa the 17th
Sept. in lat. 33 45, S. lon. 16 30. E. spoke the Carnatic, outward bound.
On the Bth ult. in lat. 5 50, S. lon. 16 30, W. spoke the Aurelius, from
Liverpool to Canton.

ISLAY, 18th Nov.—The Stills, Cafierro, from Gergenti to the Clyde,
was put on shore this morning on the N.W. side of this island, and
immediately went to pieces.

THURSDAY, Nov. 26.—N00n, Wind S.E.—Fair.

ARRIVED—The Sanderson, Taggart, from Demerara, in 37 days--
Chieftain, Nooney, from Pernambuco—Elizabeth Moore, Andrews,
from La Guayra ; On 7th Nov. in lat. 49, long. 18, spoke the Victoria,
hence to Castine—William Mulvey, —, from Nassau, N B—Agnes,
Outerbridge, from Quebec--Nautilus, Parker, from Halifax—Acorn,
—, from Tarragona.
SAILED—The George Wilkinson, Birkett, for Mobile—Thos. Leech,
Coull, for Buenos Ayres—Portia, I'itt, for Trieste—Arrow, George, for
Boulogne—Mary, Nelson, for Demerara.

The Golden Fleece, Baker ; and Luna, Brown, hence, at Bahia.

Jarrow, Hutchinson, hence, at Pernanibueo.
Nelson Wood, Ii obinson, from London, at St John, N B, in 23 days.
Bruekton, Harvey, hence, at Dublin, to complete her loading for
Barbados.

Boyne, Maguire, hence, at Drogheda.
The Emma, hence, at thu Mauritius, for Calcutta.
May, -•-.
and Crown, -, at Bombay, for do.
Lord Eldon, hence, at Siam.
Marquess Camden, from London for China, off Madeira, Ist Aug.
William Nichol, from the Clyde for Bombay, oil' do.
Rachel, Potter, hence for New South Wales', was spoken 15t1i,Aug.
in lat.s N, long. 13 W.
Lady Rowena, Main; and Reform, Selkirk, hence, at Rio Janeiro.
The Fanny has not arrived at Sincapore from Batavia. as stated
yesterday.
Ann Baldwin, Crawford, from Calcutta. at Sincapore, and sailed for
China, 16th June.
Columbia, Paterson, from Bombay, at Sincapore, and sailed 34 July
for China.
Coeur-de-Lion, Glover, sailed from Sincapore for China, 18th June.
Urania, Dunn, sailed from Bombay for China, Bth July.
The Kier*. -, sailed from Bombay for this port, 14th July.
Heywood, Jones; Blakely. Harding; Allerton. Evans; and Mi-
nerva, MiPherson, hence, at Bombay.

ISLE OF MAN, Nov. 23.—The United Friends, Courtney, from New«
port and Bristol to Glasgow, foundered on Friday evening, 20th inst,
about 20 miles S.W. of the Calf of Man—crew saved. The Lamlash,
Nicholson, from Liverpool to St Michaels, was brought into Douglas,
21st instant, with loss of jibs, foresail, &c. and will have to refit.

DCBLIN, Nov. 25.—The Sylla, Salisbury, from Liverpool to Trieste,
struck on Drogheda Bar last evening in attempting to run in, and re-
ceived so much damag' that it will be necessary to discharge her
cargo.

WE[FOAD, Nov. 24.—Tha Shubenacadic, from Quebec, drove on
shore in this Bay, during a heavy gale at South. It is feared that the
vessel will he lost, but the cargo is expected to be saved.

WATERFORD, Nov. 24.—The Collins, Smart, from Quebec to Liver-
pool, went on shore this morning close to the Pier of Dunmore, and
is gone to pieces—crew saved by ropes from the shore.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Nov. 26, 1833.

Wind at Holyhead, S.S.--Light breeze.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 1024, Harriet &Jessie, A S, from
Charleston, at 8 a.m.
Off Feint Lynas, inward-bound yesterday—No. 1147, Taeitus, A S,
from New Orleans ; and No. 53, Frank, B Schur, from China, (bare
pilots), at 2 p.m.
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Off Point Lynas, inward-bound this day—No. 101, Tagus, II Schur,
from Lisbon, (has a pilot), at 10 a.m.

East of the Floating Ligh], inward-bound—No. 1479, The Jr.ne, B B,
at 12 3 p.m.
Off Holyhead, outward-bound yesterday—No. 1284, Ellen German.
B B, at 3 p.m.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.