The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-08 00:00:00

William Allen, Reddin, from St. John, N.B. at Beaumaris;
lost deck, bulwarks, &c. off Sable Island.
QUEENSTOWN, 3d Oct.—The Victory. of Bristol. was passed
20th Sept. in lot 47. long 48, dismasted, and derelict.
MILFORD, October 2.—The Lucy, Kemp, from Liverpool,
for Malaga, which put in here 27th Sept., leaky, has commenced
discharging. _

ST. PETERSBURG. September 25.—The Champion, from
Laguna, is sunk in the Mole, at Cronstadt, to her beams.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6.—Wind S.S.E. moderate,

ARRIVED.—Hero, Wendman, from Bremen

SA I LED.—Jemima, Moore, and Providence, Moyse, for Africa
—Superb, Prentiss, Rio Janeiro—Rio Grande, Ryan, Boston—
Wm. Penn, O'Farrall, Philadelphia—Fairy, Shelford, New-
foundland—M. Theresa, Schwede, Antwerp—City of the Sul-
tan, Gilham. Constantinople.

Venelia, Christie ; Cambridge, Courcy ; Sandusky, Borland;
Wm. Wirt, Sampson; Swan, Graham ; A. Z., Chandler; New
England, Preble ; Sardinia, Pendleton; J. Hancock, Burgess;
Hemisphere, Whittlesea; R. C. Winthrop, Thompson; and
Ashland, Rice, hence, at New York.

Tinicaiora, Turley, hence, at Philadelphia; lost mainmast,

Satellite, Mierck'in ; Berlin, Smith; and Arabella, —,
hence, at Philadelphia.
Pacific (s), Nye, hence, at New Yrrrk, 21st Sept., in ten days
and five hours.

Siewerdina, Haan; Fanny, Jones; Tagus, Wade; tnd Far-
ret, Fall, hence, at Lisbon.
Victory (s), Pearson, hence, at Lisbon, and proceeded south-
wat d.

Lord Elgin, M'Clelland, and Parker, Risient hen,:e, at Deme-
rara.
Elizabeth Wood. Woodmas, hence, at Barbadoes.
Salopian, Harvey, hence, at St. Thomas.
Elphinstone, Cholditch, hence, at Jamaica.
Chantal, Bresolese, hence, at Trieste.
Ardent, Cowling, and Gazelle, Tyre, hence, at Valencia.
Archibald, -, hence, at Gibraltar.
Oberon, Olsen, hence, at St. Übes.
Rose, Stamford, and Santos Ist, Santos, hence, at Oporto
Hiver, Levier, hence, at Rouen.
Elizabeth, Thomas. hence, at Havre.
Mars, Carsteas, hence, at Cronstadt.
St. Andrew, Paton, hence, at Quebec
Anemone, Walker, and Patagonia,
cisco.
Enreqnita, Tono, hence, at Havana
John Ravenal, Wambersie, hence, at Charleston
Trimountain, Rea, and Living Age, Snow, hence, at Boston
Courants, Vickers, sailed from Mauritius, for this port, 25th
July

Sims, hence, at San Fran•

Leonora, Thompson, sailed from Demerara, for this port,
30th August.

Primus, Swendelin, sailed from Trieste, for this port, 26th
September.
Y, Plychon, sailed from Bordeaux, for this port, 30th Sept.
Farmer's Lass, -, hence, for Leghorn, at Milford.
Tuskar, Chapman, from St. Helena, at Trinidad.
United Kingdom, -, from -, off Sable Island, 9th Sept.
Maria, Wylie, from Wilmington, for this port, at Boston,
with damage. _

M. A. Folliott, M'Leod, from Hong-Kong; Athol, Black,
'from Sincapore ; and Circassian, Hore, from Panama, at San
Francisco._ _ . .

BLANC SABLONS, SEPT. 6.—A large ship, name unknown,
from Quebec, with flour, ran ashore near Mecatina, 19th Au-
gust, during an easterly gale, but got off, after throwing part
of her c=argo overboard, and proceeded.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 18.—A barque was seen ashore on the
Island of Saone, off north side of St. Domingo, 25th August,
with a wrecker alongside. Two large ships were seen ashore
on Sable Island, Ist September. 23d SEPT.-All the vesse!s
in the port of Cienfuegos are reported to have been driven
ashore during a hurricane, about 28th August. Two were
totally lost, and the remainder got off with damage. SEPT.
25th.—The British brig Sovereign was towed into Gonaives,
17th August, by a French brig, having been found a derelict at
sea, and dismasted.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 7

—Wind N.W., a gale

ARRIVED.—Adeline, Pike, from New York-Prince Arthur,
from St. John, N.B.—Robert Stephenson, from Sicily—Leve,
from Treport—Friederick, from Rostock—Anne and Irsete,

A_brigantine, laden with wheat, is ashore on Crosby Point

The schooner that was ashore on the North Bank has been
towed in, a derelict, by the Queen, tug steamer. Her name is
the Holyhead Trader, Davies, from Pentowan for this port,
with a cargo of china.clay. She does not makernuch water.
A flat was driven on shore this morning at Llisfane, and a

mop capsize _
A flat was this morning sunk, and another driven on shore at
Hoylake.

X large vessel, dismasted, was off West Hoyle at 12 33 a.m.,
with signals of distress flying.
Serenader, Robinson, from Mauritius at Queenstown.
Hardman, Shaw, from Buctush, off ditto.
Secret, Hilton, sailed from San Francisco for Realijo 13th of
August.

EA MIA, 17th Aug.—The British brig Favourite, bound to the
Cape of Good Hope,. foundered at sea, aboutl3o miles from
this port. Crew nrraved here in their boats.

Fatima, Laing, from Pernambuco at Bahia.
Oporto, Armstrong, sailed from ditto for San Francisco 12th
August.

:Almon, Little, hence; Dement, Lindsay, Port Philip; and
Carlton, Jones, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco.
Oceana, Jones, and Undaunted, Whiteway, sailed from Per-

nambuco for this port 13th August, 1
and Esther Ann, 22nd, for Paraiba.
Portland, from Quebec at Fleetwood

a aceio,

ST. THOMAS, S
Domingo, during
names unknown.

,t. 12.—Several vessels have been lost at St.
heavy gale, two of which were English ;

BRAZIL MAIL, BARANQUILLA, 4th Sept.—The Science,
from Santa Martha to Bremen, is lost on the Goajero Coast.
Champion, Morrish, from Laguna, which•vvas sunk in the
Mole, at Cronstadt, has been pumpeddry, and was discharging
her cargo.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Sir Richard Parry, from London for China, sth Sept. in lat
19 N, long 26 W, with loss of mizenmast, mainmast head and
topmasts, but notin want of assistance, by the Haidee—Hope,
hence tor California, 16th Aug. in lat 11 S, long 26 W—Nerens,
hence for :Buenos Ayres, 4th lat 25 N, long 18 W

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