The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-04 00:00:00

.DAY, OCT. 30.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.,

Art reivsr. —Fame, Short, from Bahia—Empire, Russell, and
Cambridge, Bairstow. f. om New York—;Agnet, M•Farlane, from
Maramichi—Mary, Walker, from Smyrtla—Soreiere, Jaus erand,
from Faro.

SAILICD.—William Ackers. Newby, for Shangliae —Jumna,
Kerr, for Calcutta—Orpheus, Neill, for Bata, ia—Trieste, Baits.
letti, for Rio Janeiro—Mahaica, Jump, for Demarara and A ngrs-
tura Renown, M'lver, for Bahia Resolution, Evans, for
Maranharn Ellen, Worrall, for Calcutta.

Green, from Miramichi for this port, was wrecked at St.
Peter's lgth September
Princess Royal, Heid, hence at Sydney. N. S. W.
Arminius, Sehaur, hence at Copenhagen

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Ciernentina, :imons, hence for St. Michael's, at Falmouth,
with bowsprit and foremast carried away, and hull damaged, by
being in contact with a barque on the 2.41 h instant
Ma:colm, Malcrlm, hence at Rio Janeiro
Montreal, Blenkinsop • Isabella Hunt, Crowe:l; and Plutus,
Maack, all hence at St. Andrew's
H :molly, Jamieson, hence at St. John's, N. B. . .

Sisters, Darman ; Albion, Furlong; and Northumberland,
Collins; all hence at R chibucto
Sir F. B Head, Allan ; Lord Ravensworth, Newham ; Astrea,
Parker; British Merchant, Birmie; and Liffey, Noonan; all
hence at Miramichi
Dim, Lowry, sailed from Marseilles for this port 23rd October
Micmac, Dickenson, hence off Riga, leaky, and with part of

her cargo (salt) pumped up
Maria, Kroll, hence at Dauzic .
Leasing. Newman. hence at Swinemunde

vss xis SPOKEN.—Malabar, Ist Oct., off Cape Chat; Dal-
keith, 6th Oct., lat. 49, lon. 8; Li:4in, Liverpool to Calcutta,
lat. 51, lon. 8; Canning, Liverpool to Valparaiso, 9th Sept., lat.
2 S , lon. 29 W.; Royal Mail. Bombay to Liverpool, 27th Aug.,
lat. 35 S.. lon. 22 E. ; Esther. Liverpool to Valparaiso, 22nd inst.,
lon. 9 ; Columbus, Bristol to Mobile, 26th Oct., lat. 48, lou. 1 !;
oratu-cn of the Ocean, for Liverpool, 23rd. Oct., lat. 47, lon. 26;
Vander Verf, Amsterdam to Batavia, Sept. 11, lat. 2 N., lat. 2

W ; Congo. Africa to Bristol, gth Sept., lat. 1 N., lon. 19 W ;
Josephine, Bremen to New York, 15th Oct., lat. 44, lon. 22.

Norms TO MARINKhS.— Extract of a letter, received at
Lloyd's. from Monte Video:—" Bearings of a rock not visible,
but seen breaking at intervals only, by her Majesty's ship Co-
mus. in August, 1845, on which the French brig Sophie and
British brig Jonathan Fe'l were wrecked, marked in the Admi-
ralty chart as seen by her Majesty's ship Ranger, in 1827, lati-
tude 34 31 south, longitude 53 3 west; bears N.N E. from the
great Castilos rock, five miles off the shore. Mark, to avoid it,
is by keeping the great Castillos rock, which appears like a ship
under sail, oi.en to the eastward of the smaller and southern
one."

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31.—Wind W.N.W

ARRIVED.-Emily: Foyle, from New Calabar; Mathew
Pearce, White, from Puerto Cabel'o ; Patrick Henry, from New
York—Commerce, from Halifax—Princess Alice, Heesbec, and
Defence, from Quebec—George Lord, Amlot, from Patras—
Douglas, Smerdon, from Denia—and Huma, Tulford, from
Malaga.

Robert Burns, Rounsey, from Archangel, at Stromness
Robert, Richardson. from Cronstadt for this pert, at ditto
Berezelius, Tully, from ditto for ditto at ditto, with loss of
bulwarks, stanchions, &c. and dicks swept
Klein Maria. Umiauf, from Danzic for this port, at Strom.
ness, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, &c. and decks swept
Susan, Jones, from Africa, at St. Helena
Superior, Bell, hence for Sydney, N.S.W.
Jane, Cumming. hence at Genoa
Wm. Ash, Stephens, hence at St. Stephen, N.B.
Wave, Storer; Harriet, Dryden, and Dygden, Michelsen
hence at Wyburg
Triumph, Miller, her ce at Riga

Sjoumenta, Scholtens, Klasina, Kars, hence at Groningen
Barend, Stint, hence at Harlingen
Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, Hiert, hence at Helvoet
Ocean Child, James, henee at Antwerp

George. Fyfe, from Archangel, at Dundee
BELFAST, Oct. 23.—The Archelaus, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, which put in here, Oct. 25, in distress, is discharging.
A great part of her cargo is coming out in a damaged state.
STROMNESS. Oct. 20.—This morning we were visited with the
heaviest gale a wind that has been known on this coast for
many years. The vessels in harbour rode it out. The Hylton,
Harris, from Liverpool for Newcastle, has been brought in here,
very leaky, having struck on Cantick Head, and must discharge.
Oct 24.—The "—ace and Bertha," apparently a Foreign
Galliot, cf about 300 tons, with a cargo of railway sleepers, was
totally wrecked at Birsay, yesterday. Crew drowned: part of
the cargo saved.
NORTH RONALDSHAY, Oct. 21.—The Seres, Lewin, from Dan-
zic for Liverpool, has been brought in here this morning, with
damage. Oct. 24.—The Rubicon, from Archangel, weut to
pieces at Eday Island, dur ng the gale on the 22nd instant.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I.—Wind light