The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. OCT. 28.—Noon. Wind S.S.E.—Light.

Asaivun—The Dr3'ope, Hamilton ; and Sir Walter Scott, , oung.
from Quebec—Reliance, Coulson, from Richibui•to—Reward. Goss.
from Newfoundland—Helen, Hinman; from New York—Ariel. Marx.
from Bahia—Gipsey, Austin. from Bourdeans,„

The )3erbice, Grayson, hence, at Berhiee.
Mantralm; Chambers. betide, at Halifax.
Stantiari, Pelle •, And Richard, Blackley, hence, at Bahia.
Columbine Packet, —, from London, at do.
The Bispham, --, from Palermo, for' this port, off Gibraltar.
sth instant. _ _

Pryde,•bence, at St I'etershureh.
The Daniel Wheeler, Boueb ; and Aimw.ell, Henderson, sailed from
St Petersburgh 10th instant ; and the Harriet, Boston Ilth, ail for this
port,
The Tiger, from Glasgow, grounded this morning near Formby
Point, and filled with the tide.
The Helen, Butman, from New York, at this port, sailed 7th inst.--
On the Ilth, in Ist. 41 40, long. 58, saw a ship, with a black cross in
her foretopsail, supposed to be the Monongahela,-hence- for Philadel-
phia. ,On the 16th, in lat. 44 14, lon K. 37 30,exchanged numbers wills
the North America,'henee for New h ork.
The Ariel, Mahn, from Bahia, at this port, sailed 14th ult, The Se-
nator sailed 13th, for Copenhagen. The Janet would'sail on the 15th.
and the Henry Poreher, in about a week, both for London. The
Aimwell would sail about the 17th, for London. •
Ravin., Oct. 9.—The Castor, from St Petemburf,di for Liverpool,
put in here yesterday with her windlass broke. On the 7th instant.
in a squall, she was laid on her beam ends, but was righted again by
cutting away her mainsail. 20•1bag9 of linseed have been saved from
the St George, and it is expected that a similar quantity will be saved
to-day—the vessel is lost.

THURSDAY, OCT. 29 --Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Blowing fresh.
ARRIVED—EWerI; 'Luecock, from Macaio. Sailed 30th Aug.—Zet-
land, Mullet', Laguna—Gertrude, Guthridge; Zante-Castlereagh, from
Mould, Malaga—Tackler, Corkendell, St Petersborgh—Cornet, Lan-
don, Jersey—Rosalind, , and Midas, Quebec.

Agnes Primrose, Johnson, and Defianrci, Kirk, hence, at St Thomas.
Martin, - , hence and Newfdundland, at Quebec.
Albion, of Newcastle; Britannia, of Bridgewater ;' George. of Whit-
by ; Royal Adelaide, of Falmouth t Clifton, of Cork ; William Tell,
; and St George, , hence, at Quebec.
St David, of Plymouth; ctneen Adelaide, - , and Cherub, ---
off Kamourare, 4th Oct. , '
' Promise, Shearei, tenet., it Crosse Isle.
Quebee. of Glasgow, off the Brandv Pota Ist Oet.
Lydia, Gibb ; Rival, Btisooe, and Rookery, hence,' at Jamaica.
Don, - , from Quebec to Waterford, was spoken 12th instant,
in lat. 45 53, long. 53 30,,
The Maywood had not arrived at Quebec, from this port the Ist inst.
The Irton sailed from Quebec for this port, 2Gth Sept.
' 'The Charlotte, Sloan ; Admiral Benhow. Dixon Dixon: The Latona, Bell ;
Hannah, Briggs; and Cumberland, Nieholl; henee;'at Quebec.
• -The Charlotte, Farrie : and the Europe, from Lancaster, at
Grosse.lsle.Quebec, 2l instant. •

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MILFORD, Oar. 27.—The Mordecai, Libber, fmm Liverpool for
Mobile, has been laid on the ground to atop a leak in the bows. The
Delight, Jefferson, from Liverpool, sailed this morning for Genoa.
CRMAES, Oct. 28.—The Smack, Whitecastle, from Wicklow for
Liverpool, was lost near this place; 22d instant—crew saved.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCT. •29, 1833.

Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W.-=plowing fresh.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 1385, Louisa, B Bk, at 3 30
p.m. (has a pilot.)
Off Holyhead yesterday, inward-bound—No. 330, Gertrude, B Schr.
from Zante, at 4 p.m.
Oh" TIOI3 head, outward-bound—No. 1578, Hannah, B Bk, at 4 30
p.m.; for Mobile.
East of the Floating L;glit, inward-bound—No. 1456, The Jean. B B.
at 12 noon.
A Sehoonet on Brazil Bank, at 7 30 a.m., got off at 5 p.m.
A eloop a-ground on Brazil Bank, at 12 noon, got off at 3 p.m,