The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, Nov. 4.—Wind N., fresh

AnorvEn.—Ecinator,from Miramichi—Texian,Sewell. from
Porte Rico—Emma Arkley, and Thalia, Cuneni, Alexandria—
Eliza Bowen, St. Petersburg.
SmkEn.—Bee, Crawford, for Valparaiso—Ruby, Booth, St.
Lucia—Maid of Orleans, Fenwick, Sincapore—Fairy. Shelford,
Newfoundland—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Sporting
Lass, Williams, and Suffolk Hero, Johnstone, Oporto—Jane,
Hunter; •Hoaghton, Deane; and Mobile. Tarbot, New Orleans
—Eliza Emma, Young, Malta—Philo, Cameron, Guatemala—
Laconic, Miller, Charleston—Frances, Waddle. Ceara—Mirza-
pore, Garnoek, Calcutta—Chamois, Pentreath, Rio Janeiro—
Rio Grande, Ryan, Philadelphia—St. Vincent, Shepherd, St.
Vincent—Centinela, Artela, and Maria Ennracia, Monterola,
Havana—Palestine, Jones, Manzanilla de Cuba—Eliza Killick,
Norman, Gonaives—"ontest, Manneford, Gibraltar—Chimera.
Davies-, Alexandretta—Niva, Smith., Trieste—Harrison Chilton.
Verril, Bombay—Borderer, Denholm, Sincapore—Dexterous,
Twichett, Beirout.

Indus, Cliney, hence at Bathurst.
Albatross (s.e.), hence at Helvoet.
Emma, Steer, hence at Newfoundland.
Agnes,.Crilley, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Antigua 21st
October.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. s.—Wind N.N.W

ARRlVED.—Hyperion, Parker, from Cronstadt—Active,
Gresley. Jersey.
SAALgp.—Mary Stuart. Penkham, for Venice—Porcupine,
Thorndick, Constantinople—Queen Victoria, Mahy, Ceylon—
Senhora, Carey, Porto Rico—Mathilda, M`Phun, Cape Good
Hope and Mauritius—Adler, Venselon, Stettin—Marco Polo
Crosby, Mobile—Elizabeth, Devey, Maranham—Eagle, M`Far-
ren, Hayti—City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, Philadelphia—
Robert Finnie. Broadfoot, Valparaiso—George Glen, Stubbs,
Para—Champion, Redmond, Curacoa--British American,
Powell, Apalachicola—Abd-el-Kader, De Martini, Trieste.

Nile, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Eliza Keith, Scott, hence at Miramichi.
Astrologer (s.s.), and Rosalie, M`Lean, hence at Croastadt.
Sybil, Ryan, hence at Cronstedt, and cleared for Galatz.
Tagus, Wade; Traffic, Scott; and Titbit, Steele, hence at
Lisbon.

Pandore, Pincan, and Eugene Julie, Ritcan, hence at St.
Nazaire.
Bridget. Bahren, hence at Antwerp.
Steven Urestron Schabeldt, from Galatz at Queenstown.
Industry, Seller, from Alexandria at Falmouth.
Hibernia (Spanish war steamer), Rebello, from Cadiz, at
Falmouth.

Providentia, Desweigh; Progres, Vanderheyde; and Triton,
Van Glibbelie. hence at Ostend.
Robert Stephenson, Pearce, hence at Vera Cruz.
Vision, 11 nimbly, sailed from Lisbon 23rd Oct.. and Ida, 25th
Oct., bound for this port. _ _

Et.oile de la Mer, Tual, hence at Brest, with damage, bound
to Hayti.

The Abd-el-Kader, for Trieste. in proceeding to sea this
morning, zot ashore on Taylor's Bank, was towed off by the
Wallace, steam-tug. and has put back.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 22.—The Tuscan brig Risoluto,
from Galatz for Great Britain, has put in here, making 2i
inches water per hour, and in a disabled state, and must dis-
charge her cargo.

WEXFORD, Nov. 3.—A vessel, supposed to be from 150 to
200 tons, sank 30th October, about midway between Tuskar and
the main. One of her masts broke off near the deck, and about
six feet of it floats above water at slack tide.

THURSDAY, Nov. 26.—Wind N.N.E., fresh]

ARRlVED.—Princeis, Hillier, from Newfoundland—Pioneer
(s.s.), New York—Raleigh, Moore, Trieste.
SAILED.—SiIas Greenman, Spencer, for New York—Esme-
ralda, M'Manus, New Orleans—Lancefield, M`Gowan, Lisbon
—Margaret Jane, Banner, Gibraltar—Birkby, Henry, Apala-
chicola—Princess Louise, Bahr, Hamburgli—Nerio, Osborn,
St. Michael's—lcarus, Syra—Susan E. Howell, Nor-
man, Cadiz and Rio Janeiro—Sea Bird, Rae, Marseilles—
Correo (s.s.), M`Kenzie, Rio Janeiro.

Royal William, Maddocks, and Gazelle, hence at Palermo.
Pandore, Pinian, hence at Paimbcenf.

Eliza, Tiapani, sailed from Palermo for this port 2nd Oct.
The Janet, of Glasgow, Boaz, from Cronstadt for Bristol,
was driven on shore and wrecked, near Gothenburgh, on the
30th October : the crew have arrived at Elsinore.

The Elizabeth, Devey, hence for ➢lfaranham, struck on the
Horse Bank, last night, and has become a wreck. The fore
part of the vessel remains on the bank : crew saved. The
cargo is floating about in all directions.
Bangalore, Alton, from Batavia, and sailed 29th Sept. for
London; Iris, Grass, from Manilla, and sailed for Queenstown
Sant_ . Robert Bradford. Gloag. from Calcutta for this

port ; and Emma, Bibby, from Manilla for London, all at the
Cape of Good Hope.
CAPE TowN, Sept. 26.—During the south-easterly gales of
the 12th and 14th instant, the schooner Albinia. from Natal,
was wrecked at Algoa Bay, aad the brigantine St. Helena, of
this port, was allßo wrecked at Piettenburgh's Bay. The eo.

Henry Harrison, also of this port, rod? out the gale at Pietten-
burgh s Bay, but drifted on shore the next morning in conse-
quence of the heavy swell, and became a wreck. The schooner
Foam has been wrecked at East London.
Moffatt. hence at 'Fable Bay 20th, and A. F. Moore, 22nd of
September.

coming into Table Bay, last night, ran ashore near Biel Vley,
and has three feet water in her hold.
FREDERICKSHAVEN, Oct. 30.—The Judith, of Perth, from
Rostock to London, got on shore on north-west reef of Hens-
holm, during a gale at north, this morning, but has been got
afloat and. to the south side of Holme : is leaky, but as the
weather is moderating, ship and cargo may be saved.