The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

Balms ; Margaret, Knowles;
A IVewfouncll-gitd. _

itl Creamore,

Kemp, Renee

Douglas Slniatolence t;,St. John, N.B.
Harnet,'l4atter, hence. at Pr,thce Edward Island.
Susan. Lave.,teace at (:a&•
T V Eyck, Ithtute„, bence.atAktend.
Frances and An.n, Perelle, sailed from Palermo far this

Margaret. Wilson,
nian Cal al.

'tom Cronstult for this port, At

,Cale do-

Ennollale, I3iititon _aria nxpress, coristorer' irotuf,.,osiau—
and Maria Lanigan, from ,Honduras, at Queenstown.
ST..loits, N. 8., 2:lnd Oct.—Persian, from Liverpool for
Montreal, was spoken 4th instant, in Lit. 47, long. 47 ; &1:e had
sprung a leak, and thrown part of carp) overboard.
DAVID, 7th Nov.—The Austrian brig Aliaden Savavich,
from Constantinople, for Queenstownnr Falmouth, was driven
on more near this place, 7tli jastant, and it is feared will go to
pierce; cargo landing in a ttamaged,state.
Powsmotrrif, Bth Nov.—Sic Robert AO, of London, out,
ward ;bound, sunk in August kW, ,about 260 miles from St.
Vinceht, Cape de Vents.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11.—WiOd woderate.
A RR,lvxo.—Calandra, Popplewell, from Vitia Nova—Mary
Queen of 6cots, Wilcox, Buenos Ayres—British ;seen, Evans,
Messina—Beethoven, Throwell, Madras
SsiLED.—Cornelia, Menchaca, for IL

Geo. Dean, Spining, hence at Sierra Leone.
Adler, and Meng, hence at Vera Cruz.
El Dorado, hence at St. Andrew's.
Niobe, Soule, hence at Boston.
Harriet Wild, Corbit, hence at Halifax.
Lord George Bentinck, and Persian, Hopkins, hence at
Quebec. • The latter leaky, and with part of cargo thrown over
board.

Mignon, from Penzance at Malaga in G days.
The James Dunlop, Georgeson. for Ayr, has put back, with
pumps choked, lose of sails. bulwarks, &c., and a quantity of
rater in the hold.
NEW ORLEANS,
.Oct. 19.—A large ship, painted black, with
a myi streak, and with thirteen wreckers alongside of her, was
seen llure on the Orange Keys 10th instant.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Calder, I9th Oct. in lat 42. long 12.—Anrora, 26th Oct. in lat
46..10ng 11.—Atlantic (a), hence, for New York, 31st Oct. olf
Saltees.—Dighy, 14th June, in lat 33 N, tong 13 W.—Belle,
'hence, for Bombay, ont 37 dew, in Jai 19 N, in long 20 \V.—
Mary liorie, hence, for Calcutta, 31st Aug. in lat 34 S, long 11
W.--Barbara Gordon, hence, 6th Aug. in lat 36 g, long 1 E.—
Spliynx, hence, for Batavia. 27th Oct. in int 50, long 9.—Abra-
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18th Oct. in lat 41, long 26.—Juno, 29th Oct. in lat_47,
long 10,—Caston (Dutch barque), 26th Sep. in tat 13 N, long
27
W.—Eaioner Gordon, from Maur;tius, for Leaden, 16th Oct.
in tat 40 N.—Marigante, from Tanaro, for Cadiz. 14,11 Oct. .
lat 39, long 24. with loss of ruhler, and Waii supplied vrithspars.
—Aberdeen, hence, for New Yoik, 25th Oct. in lat 45, beng 26,
—Princeton, hence, for New York, 20th Oct. in lat 50 N, lot
16 W.—Emperor, 28th Oct. in lat 49, long 9.—Speed, house,
in
lat 4a, long 26.—John Willis, hence, for Sincapore, 11th Atig.
in lat to N, long 19.—Aurora, of this port, from Antwerp. for
Valparaiso, 17th Oct.-in lat 45, longl3.—Theodore, of this pCTt,
31st Oct. in lat 48, long B.—Serata, hence, for Lima, Ist Oct. in
Ist 9 N, long 31,-,-Alfred, of Hainburg, from Callao, 28th Sep. in
lai 10, Ion; 29.—Atlantic (s), hence, for Nen? York, Ist Not.'}