The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

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, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Wind N., light.
altaivEn.—Harvest, Fuller, from Baltimore—Blarney,Vick-
tan, from Havre.
SAlLED.—Montreal. Chase, and Speed, Grundell, for New
York—Manchester, Higgins, Baltimore—Dublin, Scholfield,
iqobile—Phcenix, M‘Knight, Antigua—Monarch, Burnett, St.
reia—Hendrika, .Pinkker, Rotterdam Harp, Brown, Bor-
„eaux—pomerania, Krause, Elsinore—Jason, Fradland, for
Rostock.
to Tile packdayet-sship Robert C. Winthrop, Knowles, hence at Bos-
l t 1 21 .
ton Thethe flat Jennnight.a with car
Crew saved. o of slates, sunk near the Red
Cheshire, Hogg ; Serafin, Galdez, and Louisa y Jesusa, Gal-
uez. hence at Havannah.
Ivanhoe, Rattray, from Havannah, at Matanzas.
LiVerpool
Colman,sailed from Havannah for Falmouth 17th
October.
Ulysses, hence at Vera Cruz.
Rangalore, Parsons, from London at Virginia.
George Snowdon, hence at Pictou.
21st
Norfolk Hero, Holmes, sailed from Smyrna for this port on
October . • •
Horn, Venus, hence at Trieste.
Naut(screw-steamer,) hence at Malta. •
laria., Vanselow, hence at Swinnemunde.
Courier, Muller, hence at Bremen.
candour, from Svenborg for this port at Portland.
"Bunt .De Boer, from Rotterdam for this port, at St. Michael's
ethc..ity, Moore, and Mary Clarke, Colbeck, from Antwerp
fo-
port, at Scilly.
'onisa, Davies, from Rouen for this port, at Hayle, with top-
mast and bowsprit sprung.
'ahnouth,
Levantine, damaged otterdam for this port, at
with machinery
I%litton. Gorham, and Independence, Knight, hence at Boston
u„United States, (steamer,) from Southampton at New York 2d
ctober.
(\Sarah Sands, (screw-steamer,) Ilsley, hence at ditto on 28th
vctober.
Hibernia, (steamer,) Shannon, hence at Halifax Ist instant.
_Eliiabeth, Bentley, hence at New York, with loss of top-
masts, bow started, and leaky, having experienced a gale 22nd
October, in lat. 58, lon. 64.
u„Alexander Grant, and Carnatic, M'Kenzie, hence at New
rlean,.
MT ;argaregers, hence at Savannah.
If;:erPoot, l, Iry ing ; Yorkshire, Bailey ; Jamestown, Trask;
t Allen ; Loodianah, Dellimore; Home, Muir ; En-
eliVe, Funk, and Jessore, Jackson, hence at New York.
Ra-,"„e„ltY, Atkins, hence at Chatham. •
„-.Y,More and Lightfoot, Paike, hence at Quebec.
Ann Rankin from Belfast, at ditto.
YORK, Oct. 28.—The Metoka, Sampson, instant,New Or-
-I.''os for Liverpool, put.into this port on the 25th in
'stress, having encountrred a violent hurricane, when three
,_,(taYS out, in which she was thrown on her beam ends, dismast-
'll, and sprung a very bad leak.
, Bo§ToN,Nov. I.—The Carnatic, Pevereux, from New Or-
!eaos for Liverpool, was seen on the 12th October, in lat. 33,
long. 76, with loss of foretopgallantniast; mainmast, and jib.—
The Amazon, from New Orleans for Liverpool, that was on the
itonaiwest bar of the Mississippi, was got off, very leaky, and
tOwed back to the city.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Science, from Laguna and Milford.
,SAlLED.—Cumberland, Aitkin, and Leucra, Dambrill, for
rernanibuco—Blake, Armstrong, New -York—Salem, Gibson,
Kilby, Carter, New Orleans—Bridget, Wade, and Town of
Lr"lon, Wilson, Lisbon—Flora, Priest, Fayal—Monantum,
word.
Boston—Prosperitie, Territt, Bilboa—Henrietta Hoppe-
horth, orth, Swinnemunde—Albion, Jones,. Liverpool, N.g.—Grey-
......td, Stone, Constantinople—Sapphire, Miller, Buenos Ayres
Imiermere, Finnigan, Africa—Albion, Wylie, Charleston—
'`rolt Prins Oscar, Arveskang.

intlostan, hence off Boston.
t)„'rgenti, Jackson ; Maria, Hall; Elizabeth, Milman ; Atlas,
s;'l,n ; Sheraton Grange, Bulrner ; Eleanor Palmer, Harris ;
Dubbins, and Arab, Morris. hence at Cronstadt.
ceeret, (screw-steamer,) Miller, from Constantinople and
LIILYrna, at Malta, and proceeded for this port 2nd November.
41, endrika Margaretha, hence at Helvoet.
'T 110, Hannington, hence at Malta.
"4,d7 Raffles, Merlin, and Scotia, Davies, hence at Leghorn.
3Yll.)ll,Tullock, and Da tluness, Jones, hence at Genoa.
Heselton, hence at Bordeaux.
, rdomerania, Berner, hence at Wolgast.
nicha Kchnappel, and Venus, Anderson, hence at Trave-
kuzde

, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16.—Wind N.W., moderate.
41iatvEn.—Agnes Sophia, from Alicant—Volunteer, Denia—
1, alder, Maurtzen, and Aurora, Jorgeson, Stubbjoking—Le-
44tine, (screw-steamer,) Pitcairn, Rotterdam.

f rakenham, Boyce, hence at Plymouth, to embark emigrants
°r Adelaide.
0
sprey, from London at Plymouth, to embark emigrants for
art Philip.
tithe, Thompson, and Hilda, Scott, hence-at Odessa.
eria, Becochio, sailed from Havannah for this port on the
14th Oct.
4
-ane, Heath, and Beaco, Meavin, hence at Newfoundland.
ainpso;.s, Procter, hence at hlessina.
'Yrnp Sir R.. Peel, NicWattsholls, ,
hence at Malta sailed from ditto for this port 3Gth Oct.
Benevolent, Thomas, hence at Bayonne.

A FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17.—Wind N.W., fresh.
t, A RoltivEn.—Trinity Yacht, Ilonnsell, from Denia—Maria
sf.,,nla; la, Gortez, Antwerp—Selina, Soberg, Brakestadt—Ferdi-
aand, Bartels, Stettin—Tyro, INlTarlane, Lisbon—Olive Branch,
Drake, Quebec.

DOVER, Nov. 15.—The Ocean Quean, M'Bride, from Quebec
for Liverpool, was abandoned 17th Oct., in let. 49, long. 43,
being waterlogged. The second mate and eight of the crew
;ended here from the brig Lion. The remainder were taken on
board the Corinthian, for Hull.
~,IWILFORD, Nov. 13.—The Good Intent, from Liverpool for
vadiz, that put in here on the 3rd instant, leaky, is discharging
to repair.

SATURDAY, 18th NovEmnEn.—Wind N.W., fresh.
Annivan.—Mountaineer, Smith, from Demerara—Themis,
Leighton, from St. John, N.B.—Albanian, Winsor, from Ce-
rtalonia—Elizabefh, May, from Gijon—Dolores, Cove, from
.lajaga—Egide, 14 alewyck; from Ghent—Josiah Quincy, Snow,
OLL United States, Morse, New Orleans—Constitution, Brit-
; Cambridge, Peabody,-and' Diogenes, Goodall, from New
York—Trinacria, Lugano. from Palermo—Maria Jane, Reid,
St Marseilles—Julia, from Bilboa—Malpas, Thomas, from
Alalo—Luckes Croden, Jorgenson, from Stubbekjobing—
Patriot, Korff, from Rlstock—Maria Johanna, Ladewyck ;
'row Henrietta, Klie ; Johanna Ettina, Schurr ;Ceres, Verns ;
Oldenburger, and Vrow Maria, from Rotterdam—Mary
Antwerp.
lar ek, Colbeck ; Belle Alliance, Gankema, and Felicity, from
SAILED.—Britannia, (steamer,) Lang, for Halifax and Boston

Aden Michael, from China, at this port; left St. Helena 29th
.eptember.
Pilot Fish, Friend, from Bahia, at this port; sailed Ist Oct.
;;',e Flirt Eleut heria, Steadfast, and Jant, sailed about six
day previous for the Channel, and the Free eTrader, 20th Sept.
for Hamburg. Experienced heavy gales from E. and S.E. be-
"een the 4th and 15th November, from the Azores to the coast
Of Ireland.
Salem, Gibson, for New Orleans, has put back.
tately, Simpson—Juffrow Fresira, Postema- -Gezina, Schist
Atalanta Slow, and Rattler, (steamer,) Carter, hence at Hel-
voet.
.IYlary Ann Folliott, Holgate, hence at Ancona.
hdohn Moore, Withycombe, from Bombay, for this port, at St.
•,,1-11e Duke, Atkinson from Calcutta for this port at ditto.
atriot Queen, Roddock, from Calcutta for this port, at ditto
(04:therine Hodges, Lewis, from Bremen for this port, at Mil-
rd
Progresso, Scoponi, sailed from Ancona for this port on 7th
"oVernber.
RtsiNoßE, 12th Nov.—Zenobia, Rotertson, of and for Li-
bv"Pool, from Danzic, grain laden, got on shore in the grounds
-vvsterday. The steamer is going to her assistance.

SUNDAY NOVEMBER.—iN., 'moderate.
c.,4lßßlV_ED.—Princess Royal, Adamson from Calcutta—Jane
iLciodyear, Lamzel, from Zante—Perush, from Nantes—Pet,
''ilotten, from Bordeaux—Eliza, Dier, from Malaga.
BAlLEn.—Uriel, Janvrin, for Boston—Montezuma, Lowber,
belv York—Osceola, Thomas ; Niagara, Smith; Chancellor,
Wine, and Lord Ashburton, Forrest, New Orleans.

Richard. White, from Paraiba, at this port. On 7th Nov., in
fat. Cork, with
19, spoke the barque Dominique, from Quebec for
the crew of the North Briton, of Plymouth, on
board, which vessel was waterlogged and abandoned at sea.
Thomas Lee, James, and Sir H. Pottinger, M'Wean, hence
at Calcutta.
„,.St. Lawrence, M'Farlane, hence at Bombay.
llrrer, and Tory, hence at Sincapore.
4,urora, Correy, hence at Genoa.
Juno, Borsche hence at Danzic.
E• '
Emblem, Finch, hence at Swinnemunde.
Freya, Lauritzen, hence at Flensburg.
randerer,Byet, hence at Bremeri.
cline Edmoadi hence at Rouen.
tA't• Peter Paul, Ratzket—Henry Holland, Dickie, and Hec-
-wr, Moil, hence at Riga.
vpiza Killick, Norman—Sandersons, Douglas—Emily, Valen-
e—Cockermouth Caste, Wood, and Ann Jane, Rigby, hence
r China at Anjer.
rend,
Hoedless, sailed from Saugor 17th Sept.—Globe,
r7ard, 20th—Palatine, Stubbs, 21st—Lahore, Burt, 23rd—Blo-
26tge, Banks, 2-Ith—Matilda, M‘Dowell, and Selina, Hewitt,
ept, and Flora Mure, 3rd October, all for this port.
thratna, Mann, from Whampoa at Hong K.,ng, and sailed for
PortAu
Ursuladn, ,Ridley, sailed from Hong Kong 2nd Sept., for Lon-
NinAland Bahamian, 21st Sept. for this port.
i'leiville Salter, sailed from Alexandria for this port 2nd
sent noseanna
for China., from Bombay at Sincapore, and sailed 22nd
Joi
in Brightman, from Madras at Sincapore.
-;ev'i Margaret. Ager, from London, at Anjer.
"-sevon, Langley, from China, at Bombay.
kiCoriaa, Christian, sailed from Bombay, 10th Oct. for China—
Henry Gardner, 16th Oct. for Moulmein.
k unite of Cornwall, Whitehead—and Queen of England, Caw-
7t, both from Bombay, at Macao.
%..9Withamley, Jenningsbus from Whampoa, at Hong Kong, and
kiled. for London 30t
Hd
Auarbinger, Candlish, sailed from Shanghae, for Hong Kong,
-t.
eeng, gStewart, train Hong Kong, at Shanghae.
ri4l.oNo KONG, 28th Sept.—A very serious typhoon was expe-
(j,,oed in, this and the neighbouring anchorages, which has
IVIe unprecedented damage to the shipping. Fortunately tne
b,;. of life among the Europeans has, as far as yet ascertained,
4,„`"'1l most trifling, considering the strength of the gale; but
b"4O ongst the Chinese the casualties and loss of property have
ea extensive. The gale commenced at sunset, on the 31st
IllOg• from N.N.W. veered round to N.N.E. about 10 p.m. and
t 0 ceased in strength till a.m. on theist instant, veering round
111,;;;E. and decreasing till daylight, when beautifully fine wea-
a.gain set in. The casualties in this harbour among Bri-
- !nips were—Hermes, from Liverpool, driven on shore at
1,4 Point station; but floated off a few days afterwards, with
4-2, of masts, Ikc. Salopian, from Liverpool, totally dismasted.
it Z:e,n Stewart, from London, on shore near Green Island, and
10; ;!;eared will not be got off. Eliza Stewart, from Bombay,
bi•-•` 'lead and cutwater. John Laird lost mizen mast; and the
chliga Daniel Watson—Black Swan—lsland. Queen—and Mis-
froet 'were totally dismasted. The following have returned
sevm Bea more or less damaged :—Constant, for London, with
Arn
.damaged.
feet water in her hold. Cargo landed, and about one-
taltaMaged. Calder,. from Whampoa, for London, anchored
laa7,le the Bogue in the gale; cut away both masts, and fia-
-1;etl about 400 chests tea. Hindostan sailed hence 30th
11'aq for Shanghae ; towed back from St. John Island,
iiildnfi lost all her masts, except foremast, (which is damaged,)
titi, hit her boats, sails, &c. Her cargo is expected to be badly
la 7ged, and she must discharge. At Macao the destruction
lorei'lle inner harbour amongst the Chinese and Portuguese
4 p0,!3 and other boats was nearly entire. The Clio, formerly
Loguese man of war, was the only British vessel that out-
lier d ; she was totally lost in the typhoon, and great part of
arieirew drowned; she was bound to Penang. At the opium
---Nts°rage of Cumsingmoon, four clippers—the Sylph—Sydney
N)i-Crolls•—and Arrow were dismasted. The Isabella Robert-
cell; eeeiving ship, went down at her anchor, and all her ofil-
and crew were drowned.

BthAg IVE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20.—Wind S.W.
D.—Eufona, (steamer,) Lott, from New York; sailed
. y
d from
Savannah—Andrew .Halifax ,Oth instanFot,
ster, Ho at 10wes, New York—
p.m.--,Laneashire,
k,„,e, ?nd, fro.
48 Bennett, Sherman ;Charleston—Britannia, Hamilton,