The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-06 00:00:00

;70 pipping Entelligenct.

TUESDAY, 3d December.—Wind, W.—Pair.

ARRIVED:—The New York, Hoxie, from New York—Navarino,
Howell, Belize, Honduras—Thomas, Smith, Miramiehi—Rattlesnake,
Holland, Genoa.

The Tartar, Bryant ; Empire, Baker ; and Copia, Hoyle, hence, at
Anjier, 6th August.
Mary, Ward, hence, at Charleston, Bth ult.
Virginian, Harris, hence, at New York, 12th ult.
Helen, Butman, hence, at do. 14th ult.
Allegany, Michaels, hence, at Philadelphia, 14th ult.
Powhattan, Welch, hence, at Virginia, 12th ult.
Fisher, Collins, hence, at Wilmington, 4th ult. dismasted.
George Canning, Holmes, from Barcelona, at Belfast.
St. Patrick, Veale, hence, at Waterford.
Rachel, Wissett, for Oporto, has put back leaky, and will have to
discharge.
Canton, -, hence for Spalding; was driven on shore near Wain-
fleet; 28th ult.

A large British ship, with her colours at the masthead, and a sus-
picious looking schooner at some distance, were seen 17th Oct. off
Cape Antdnia, by the William APLane, arrived at New York from
Jamaica. Several boats were passing.between the schooner and the
ship for nearly. the whole day.
The New York, Hoxie, from New York, at this port, sailed .16th
ult. in company with the Havre, Stowart, for Havre. The Howard,
Hervey, and Herald, Phillips, sailed for this port on the 14th ult.
LIMERICK, 30th Nov.—A tremendous heavy gale was experienced
from N.W. on the 28th and 29th inst. The Thomas, Coffey, from
Limerick for Liverpool, got in contact with the Anna Letitia, in Tar-
bert Roads, the night of the 28th, and received considerable damage ;
cargo not supposed to be injured.

SOUTHPORT, 2d Dec.—About 2,700 firkins of butter have been saved:
from the Malvina. A box containing bill of sale, license, and other
papers belonging to the Jane, Symons, from Liverpool for xeter, has
been found this morning.
DUBLIN, 2d Dec.—A brig is a complete wreck upon the Codling
Bank, below the Kish Light, masts carried away. She is reported to
be from Seville.

WEDNESDAY, 4th December.—Wind, W, blowing fresh,

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ARRIVED :—The Mariote, Granby, from Charente—Vixen, Wakem,
Lisbon—Liberty, Moore, Archangel—Tyro, Tritton, Cadiz.

The Perseverance, Gibson, hence, at Antigua.
Gratitude, Hawkins; and Annie, Mainland, hence, at Barbadoes.
Wilsons, Inglis, hence, at Demerara.
Matilda, Nesson, hence, at St Thomas, 29th Oct.
Jean Stewart, Goodlet, hence, at do, 2d ult.
Kelsick Wood, Robinson, hence; at do, Bth
Charles Hamerton, Reynolds, hence, at Laguira, 29th Oct. and sailed
for Cape Haytien, Ist ult.
Galatea, Welden ; and Endeavour, Collinson, hence, at Montreal.
Spitfire, Allen, from Srnyrna, at Constantinople.
ro, Mitchell, hence, at Gibraltar.
Mexico; Miller, from Lancaster, at do.
Nymph, Hutchinson, from Rio tie Janeiro, at do.
Eagle, Hamilton, from Labrador, at Civita Vecchia in 38 days, ex-
perienced heavy winds from the eastward in the Mediterranean,
which washed away bulwarks, boats, 8;:c.
Brilliant, Richardson, hence, at Cadiz.
Angelina, Stenge, hence, at Antwerp.
Hoop; Guist, hence, at llelvoet.
Rowena, Connell, hence for Waterford, at Warren Point.
James, Long, from Halifax, in the Downs.
Diadem, Walker, sailed 21st Oct., from Puerto Cabello, for Milford.
and this port.
The Nelly, Wills, hence for Limerick, put into Whitehaven 30th
ult., after having been out one month.
The Glasgow (steamer) was on shore at Sligo the 29th ult., but ex-
pected to be got oil'.
The Queen Adelaide, from Glasgow for this port, was on shore at
Avr 30th ult., but expected to be got off without much damage.
The Adelaide, for Charleston, on shore at West Boyle, and gone to
pieces.
Two schooners and a brig were driven on shore on the Isle of Wal-
nev on Friday last.
27th Nov.—The Laura, Rickel's, from Liverpool, has been
got off and brought into the harbour.