The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-01 00:00:00

Dipping Intelligence.

FRIDAY. Nov. 27.—N00n, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
Altaquo—Frank, Seawright, from Canton, sailed 28th May, and
from St Helena 29th September—American, Manchester, from New
York, with loss of anchors and calges—Tagus, Wade, from Lisbon—
Black Nymph, Smart, from Amsterdam and Lancaster—Richard Wat-
son, Hoskin, from London, (in 7 days)—Taeitus, Russell, from New
Orleans--Brothers, Poole, from St John, N B—Pursuit, from
Oharieston—Robert Scutfield, Clough, from Miramichi.

The Sanderson, Taggart, arrived here yesterday from Demerara ;
sailed 20th Oct. in company with the Mars, for London ; and David,
for Clyde. 24th instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Lee. frotn Cartha-
gena to LiverpoOl ' • and the Severn, from. Quebec, to Bristol.
Liberty; Robertson, hence, at Palermo‘
Dash, Hawkins, hence, at Patras.
Willis, , hence, at Bathurst. '
Robert Burns, , hence, at Dalhousie.
Magnet, M`Minn ; Superior, Salmon; and Perfect, sailed
from Calcutta for this port previous to sth July.
Catherine, M'Donald, from Quebec, at Whitehaven, with loss of
foresail, and short of provision—bound to Liverpool.
Cintra, Croft, hence, at Lisbon.
Cornelia, Peek, and Matchless, Renney, hence, at Gibraltar.
Robert Sergant,Williams, from Trieste, at Cephalonia, with damage,
having been on shore.
Estafitte, Zimmerman, from Swinemundi, leaky, and must discharge
—bound to Koningsburg.
Mercurius, Seharenburg, hence, at Bremen.
Gulnare, Metcalf, sailed from Canton for Falmouth 19th May.
Laura Ann, Maginnis, and Ann Paley, Rolston, hence, at Lisbon.
The Vine, Kennedy, hence to Glasgow, was stranded in the Isle of
Walney 32d instant; cargo expected to be saved, in a damaged state.
It is feared the crew have perished.
St. George, Carrig, from St. Andrews, at Cove.
MARYPORT, 22d 'Nov.—Part of a ship's kelson has been picked op
near this harbour, American oak, copperbolted, and Rpparenfly be-
longing to a vessel of 270 tons.
WEXFORD, Nov. 25.—The Brunette, of Great Yarmouth, from Car-
diff, to Liverpool, was stranded last night near Black Rock, and very
shortly-went to pieces—only one man saved. It is expected that
labouehalf the cargo will be saved.
WaTite.Fonn, Nov. 25.—A large brig, cotton laden, said to be the
Cuba, AleXander, for Liverpool, is on shore on the eastern side of
Tramore Bay, and at 1 p.m. another vessel came on shore in the
breakers, near the town; particulars not known.
COVE, Nov. 25.—For the last twenty-four hours it has been blowing
'a very heavy gale at S. and S.E., and still continues with every pros-
pect of a severe night. Towards high water last evening the gale in-
iereased considerably. Several vessels in the harbour drove, but
'without sustaining much injury. The brig Duke of Clarenie, for San-
!tander, and American ship Lexington, for Boston, drove against the
wharf, The former carried- away her windlass bitts, and sustained
;other damage. The Catherine Shuharrow, on the 23d instant, from
'Gibraltar, drove on shore on White Point, and several boats were
'swamped and stove. The accounts from our coast are much dreaded,
as the violence of the gale was scarcely ever exceeded.

SATURDAY, Nov. 28.—Noon, Wind W:—Light,
ARRIVED—Lintin, Taylor, from Bombay, sailed 10th August, left St
Helena 10th Oct. in company with the Blakely. Harding, and Kiero,
Picket, both from Bombay for :this port—Charles and Henry, Pratt,
from New Orleans, sailed 22d Oct.—Washington, Rutherford, from
New York,—Oredo, Price ; and •Aspasio, 13rordes, from Bathurst—
Mary, Williamson, from Taganrog—and the Lee, Braithwaite, froni
Oarthagena.

The Indian Chief, Williams, sailed from Madeira for Demerara,
17th October.
Frederick, Pommerich. hence, at Pillau.
. The Diana, Downey, from Smyrna for this port, at Malta, leaky.
John and James, De la Rue, from Bahia.at Cuxhaven.
Wohlfahrt, Maas, hence, at Hambargh.
Agenoria, Gray, hence, at St Michael's, and sailed for St Andrews.
M'Fee, from Bombay, off Margate.
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Brad° w, Luhan, hence, at Archangel.
Ilindoo, -, sailed from Calcutta for this port, 16th July,
Argo; Rashlin,- of Plymouth. was abandonedlstOci. oft' St Paul's
Island.
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Marengo, Dickinson, hence, at Madeira, and sailed 11th October,
for New Orleans.
Frederick Wilhelm 111, Voltz ; Amelia, Zimmerman ; and Jupiter,
Beicke, hence, at Danzig.
Edward, Fotheringhill, hence, at Miramichi.
Elizabeth, Lamb,,from St Petershurgh for this port, at Bowen.
Elora, , from the Clyde, at Bombay.
Parsee, M 'Kellar, hence, at do, 10th August.
Alice, Scales; Duke of Lancaster, and,Mary Sommerville,
-, hence, at Calcutta.
Perceval,- Forrest. hence for Maranham, at Belfast.'?"
Christina, Hogarth, from the Clyde, at Madeira, and ;tailed 27th Oat.
for •Demerara.
Thames, Smith, from Dublin, at Madeira.
Saguenay, Stewart; from Manilla for this port, was spoken south of
the Mauritius.
Albion, • 'Fisher, hence for New York, was spoken 12th ult..in lat.
43. long.- 49.
Margaret, -, hence for Pernambuco, was spoken 14th instant,
in lat. 49, long. 13. •
Annie, -, from Africa for this port, was spoken 26th ult. in lat.
22, long. 32.
Harmony, , hence for Tobago, was spoken in lat. 41, long. 16.
Mary Annabella, , hence for Newfoundland, was spoken 17th
instant, in lat. 43, long. 28.
Victoria,-, hence for Barbados, was spoken 16th instants in
161. 43, long. 16.
St George, Thompson, sailed from the Cape of. Good Hope, for Cal-
eutta, 17th September.

SUNDAY, Nov. 29.—N00n, Wind S.E.—Foggy.
AtutivEn—The Dependent, Gallilee,. from Richibucto—Susannah,
Birkett, fi out Marseilles. .
SAILED—The Rowena,. Elliott, for New Orleans—Aimwell, Hesse,
for Constantinople—Hebe, 'Thompson, for Gibraltar—Gem, M'Ken-
zie, for Messina and Palermo—Lady of the Lake, Banks, for Lisbon
—Emma, Jarvis, for St Michael's—Ariel, Mann, for Genoa—Voluna,
Seaton, for So.vannah—Bruxelloine, De Vries, for Antwerp.

The,John Scott, Rennie, hence for Buenos,Ayres, at Dublin.
:Liina. Packet, Cunningham, m hich sailed 25th instant, for Trinidad,
has.put,bank leaky, but will not have to, discharge. : •
Brian Boru, Sion Hill, and Douglas, hence, at Dublin.
A bottle NI ggi thrown overboard from the Diamond, Toole, hence for
Mobile; 29th ult. (7 days out) in lat. 50 30, long. 11, which Vas picked
up 21st instant, in Dunmanus Bay,
WARREN POINT, Nov. 27.—The Jane, Granby, from Liverpool for
Charente, was driven on shore inside Carlingford Bar last night, but
was got off with assistance, and will be brought up here.
Wexvoan, Nov. 27.—The Arthur, Jones, from Alicant for London,
was driven on shore this morning near the bridge of the Saltecs, and
the masts immediately went by the board ; the captain' and two boys
drowned. The cargo is nearly all damaged, and it is supposed the
vessel is bilged.

HOLYHRAD, Nov. 28.--A head board, with the name Ann and Eli-
zabeth, and a deck plank 28 feet long, was picked up east side of this
Bay.

WATEnFonn, Nov. 28.—A brig was wrecked on, Thursday evening
at Slade ; she came from Spain; and had specie to a large amount on
hoard; a passenger and -two seamen drowned. Another vessel was
wrecked the same night, between Dunmore and Portally, laden with
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brandy and wine, several casks e which were driven into Portally,
Cuve, and Dunmore—it is, fcar.ed the.crew hay, perished..