The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

Franconia, —, hence at Baltimore.
Saranak, Dunlevy, and John and Albert, Harward, hence at
Philadelphia.
Meteor, Lawrence, and Squantum, —, hence at Boston.
Stirling, Henderson, helve at Wiscasset.
Waterwitch, Beaumont. hence at Messina.
Magdalen, Griffiths, hence for Naples, at Milford.
Eli Whitney, Blasland, from Savannah for this port, at New
York ; crew sick.
Whitehaven, —, from —, at Puerto Cabello, and to sail
early in October for this port.
John Bright, Henderson, from Sydney, off Polkstone.
Gem, of Liverpool, from Leghorn, at New York.
Sarah Sands, (str.) Thompson, from Panama, and Blakely,
Martin, from Talcahuana at San Francisco,
NEW YORK, 23rd Oct.—The barque Josephine, —, on shore
below Mississippi, was expected to be got off; part of her cargo
has been taken to New Orleans.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4.—Wind N.N.W,,
blowing fresh. _ _ _

ARRIVED.—Hugh, Handysnle, from Maceio—Star of the
West, Lowber, and Empire State, Russell. New York—Titania,
Thomas, St. John, N.B.—Savage, Harvey, Harnlourgh— Queen
of the Ocean. Pictou.

MONTE VIDEO, 11th August.—The Governor, Varty, frpm
Liverpool to Buena Ventura, put in here 6th instant, leaky,
with stern post started, having encountered a severe gale 24th
July. She has been lightened, and the leak discovered, and
will be able to proceed in about ten days
DALHoUSIE, 7th ct.—A large ship was seen ashore on the
N. W. side of St. Paul's, N.B. 15th Sept. with her head to the
eastward. Some of thesails were spread on the shore.
Vulcan, (s.), from London, for California, at Hie Janeiro.
St. Lawrence, M'Farlane; Ellen; Queen of the Tyne, and
Rosalie, hence for Bombay, at ltio Janeiro.
Symmetry, for Acapulco, put back to Rio Janeiro 12th Sept.,
with head and mainmast sprung.
Thomas Miller, Purchase, and Hope, Besant, hence; and
Ranger, Page, from Bahia at Pernambuco.
Flint, sailed from ditto 22nd Sept., and Milton 23rd, both for
Maceio,
Genevieve, Cooper, hence and Pernambuco, at Maceio.
Alexander Wite, Coulthard ; Tam O'Shanter, Turner, and
Seraph, Smart, -hence at Montreal.
Mary :harp, Martin, anct Mountaineer, Harrison, hence at
Quebec.
Progress, Fegan, from Richibucto at Queenstown.
Painter, from Alexandria, for this port, at Falmouth. Cargo
much heated,
British Queen, Evans, from Messina at Plymouth, and pro-
ceeded for this port.
Senator, Nagle, from Sincapore in the Downs, with decks

swept.
Albion, Manly, hence at Para,

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Delhi, of Liverpool, from Newcastle, for Point de Galle, 16th
Oct. inlet 48, lone 8 America (s), hence, for Boston, Oct. at
six p.m. about six hours sail from the latter port Asia (s),
hence, for New York, 19th Oct. at nine p.m. in lat 46, long 53.
—Courant°, from Calcutta and Mauritius, for this port, 25th
Sept. off Brava.—Persia, from Ceylon, for London, 6th Oct. in
lat 36 N, long 34 W.—Harriet, Auguita, from Mobile, for this
port, 2nd Oct. in lat 33 long 79.—Erie, from New Orleans. for
this port, 7th Oct, in let 39, long 7l,—William Dale, from Cuba.
for Swansea, 19th Oct. in lat 50, long 13.—Edith, frotn Malaga,
for Glasgow, in tat 51, long 10,—Elza Goddard, in lat 50, long
8,--Mary Carson, hence, for New Orleans, 18th Oct.—Milton,
hence, for Pernambuco, 20th Ang.—Earl of Devon, from Pa-
lermo, for this port, 24th Oct. in lot 49, long 8 W.—Laurence.
hence, for Hayti, 18th Oct.—Tamerlane, hence, 21st Oct, in
lot 50, long B.—Asia, hence, for Calcutta, 2nd Sep. in lat 5 S,
long 22 W.—Young England, from Leith, for Ach la d., 25th •
Aug. 4 S, long 27 W.—Robina Mitchell, from Calcutta, for Lon-
don, 20th July, in lat 7S, long 94 E.—A Belgian barque,
(diamond DC 6), for Parabi.., 25th Sep. in lat 15 N, long 26 W.
Griffin, from Johanna Island, for London, 3rd Oct. in lat 27 N,
long 25 W.—Briton, 14th Oct. in lat 42 N, long 31 W.—Belle
Vile, same day.—Beethoven, from Madras, for this port, 18th
July, 5 S, long 93 E.—Robert Mitchell, from Calcutta, for Lon-
don. 12th Sep. in lat 12 S.—Achillis, from Quebec, for Sunder-
land, 27th Oct. in lat 49, long 11.—Gambia, from Bristol. for
Africa, 26th Sep. in lat 15 N, tong 26 W.—Belmont, from
Jamaica, let Oct. in lat 25 N, long 32 W.—Charles Cooper,
hence, for New York, 2nd Oct. in lat 41, long 43.—Princess,
hence, for New York, 20th Oct. in lat 49, tong 17.—Sultan, of
this port, 20th Oct. in lat•4B, long 11.—John Melhuish, hence,
for Calcutta, t9th Sep, in lat 16 N, long 27 W.—Advice; hence,
for Rio, 30th Sep. in !at. 17 N, long 28 W.—Cressida, from Cal-
cutta, for this port, 16th Oct. in lat 40, long 30.—Lady Basset,
from Jaffa, for this port, 16th Oct. in lat 39, long 10.—Sarah
Millidge. hence, for St. John, N.B. 26th Oct. in lat 60, long 11.
—Woodman, outward bound, 21st Oct. in lot 47, long 10.—
Joseph Yeoward, hence, for Lima, 7th Oct. in lal 38, long 14.
Aim, of this port, in tat 42, long 15.—Dublin, hence, for Mo-
bile, in lot 48, long 10.—Herculean, hence, for Bombay, 29th
Sep. in lat 9 N, long 25 W.—John Campbell, hence, for Bom-
bay, Ist Oct. in tat 10 N, long 25 W.—London, hence. 18th Sep.
in lat 6 N, long 49 W, dismasted in tat 19 N.—Rodney, with
troops, same day.—Grasmere, 24th Sep. in lat 10 N, long 19 W.
—Eugenie, from Rotterdam, for Batavia. 28th Sep. in lat 11 N,
long 31 W.—Evangelist, from Fleetwood, for Mazatlan, Ist Oct.
in lot 14 N, long 26 W.—R.Y.S. schooner Ariel, Sir George
Douglas. from St. Jago, for Barbadoes, 2nd Oct. in lat 14 N,
long 27 W.—Amazon, 26th Oct. in lat 46, long 16; with loss of
bulwarks, jibkoom, &c.—Winderme (barque), 27th Sep. in lat
N. long 29 W.—Sophia, hence, for St. Michael. 27th Oct. in
long 10.—Julius Caesar, hence, for St. Michael, same
.—Nicholas Biddle, hence, for Philadelphia, also same day.
—ranic, from Shanghae, for England, 14th Sep. in lat 20 S,
long 2 E.—Argentina, for Bahai, 15th Sep. in lat 9 N, long 25
W.—Orleana, hence, for Bombay, 21st Sep. in lat 14 N. long 25
W.—Viscount Sandon, for China, 14th June, in lat 31 N, long
21 W.—Mersey, .22nd, off Gibraltar.—Alexandria, hence, for
Acapulco, 26th'inne, in tat 10 N, long 21 W.- -Margaret Gibson,
hence, for Guatemala, 27th Sep. in lat 2 N, long 22 W.—Car-
natic, hence, for Charleston, 15th Oct. in lat 36, long 22.—M ur-
'ay. of this port, 26th Oct. in lat 48, long 10.—Judith, from Rio
. .

Janeiro, for London' 21th Sep. in lat 12 S, long 29 W.—Gemini,
hence, for Calcutta, 28th Sep. in lat 16 N, long 26 W.--Zante
Packet, hence, for Rio Janeiro, 28th Oct. in lat #6, long 10.—
John Cabot, from Corisco, for Bristol, 10th Sep: in lat 1 5, long
3 E,—Chaucer, from Mauritius, for Clyde, 29th Sep. in lat 7 N,
long 26 W.—Columbus, hence, for Pernambuco, same time.—
Duke of York, from Calcutta, for this port, 24th Sep. on the
Equator.—Abberton, from Plymouth, for Port Adelaide, Ist
Sept. in lat 23 S, long 31 W.—lsabella Watson, from Clyde, for
Port Adelaide, same day —Diligentia, from Rotterdam, 29th
Sep. in let 12, long 26.—Eliza Johnston, hence,for Brazil, 20th
Sept. in lat 4'N, long 22 W.—Alfred the Great, hence, for Cal-
cutta, 28th Sep. in lat 12 N, long 24 \V.—Owen Potter, hence,

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also same day.—L,Carlo, hence, for Rio Janeiro, 29th Sep. in tat.
14 N, long 26 W.—Clarissa, from Constantinople,' for Boston,
7th Ott. in tat 28, long 34.—Bantam, (Dutch barque), 26th Oct.
in lat 48, 10ng33.

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