The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-31 00:00:00

Olida, Odenburger, from Rotterdam, for this port, off Mar-
gate.
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- Elise, Heddle, hence at Ramsgate.
Albion. Ball, from Rio Janeiro, off Fowey.
Jane Boyd, Merchant, from Callao at Falmouth.
General Sale, White • Henry Gardner, Smith, and Anjer,
Hawkins, hence at Bombay.
Mary Hartley, Donough ; Bland, Hoskin; Joseph Sanderson,
Sharp, and Robert Pulsford, King, hence at Calcutta.
Panthea, Glen, sailed from Saugor 21st Aug., Crisis, Gibson,
and Lintin, Rigg, 26th, all for this port.
Jessie, Miller, cleared at Calcutta 26th Aug.; Benares, Ist
Sept. ; Hydaspes, 2nd Sept., and Duke of Wellington, sth Sept.,
all for this port.
Siam, Hogg, hence for Manilla, at Anjer.
Edward Banstead, Arnold, hence, and Somnauth, Lawson,
from Bombay, and sailed from China Ist Sept., both at Sinca-
pore. _ _

Crishna, Spence, sailed from ditto for Calcutta 12th Aug.
Patna, Mann ; Bahamian, Hawkins, and Hermes, Corkhill,
hence; Swithamley, Jennings, from Bombay; Joseph Bushby,
Sharks, from Whampoa, at Hong Kong, and sailed for London
2n51., Aug. _

Horsi;urgh, Hatch, and Bleng, Stewart, sailed from ditto for
Shanghae 9th Aug.
John Dugdale ; England's Queen, and Nautilus, hence, and
Kong,Harbinger, from Hong at Shanghae.i
Larpent, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd July.
Duke of Lancaster, from Whampoa, at Hong Kong, and
sailed for this port 2nd July.
Ursula, Ridley, and Calder, Fitzsimons, from Bombay at
Whampoa.
Mary Sparks, Buckley, sailed from ditto for London 30th
July.
Dartmouth, Lawson, from London, at Aden.
Wanderer, White, hence, and Douglas, Smerdon, from Port
Natal, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Menzies, Whettem, from Canton ; Mary Muir, Milward,
from Sincapore, and both sailed for London 11th Sept.—Dicky
Sam, Thompson, from Canton, and sailed for this port Sept.
20th, all at St. Helena.

CALCUTTA, Sept. s.—The ship Kandiana foundered off Cal-
cutta.

SINGAPORE, Sept. 6.—The Mary Louisa, Currie, of Greenock,
from Sincapore for London, was wrecked 22nd August, on the
Discovery's Western Bank, Carimata Passage. Crew saved.

SATURDAY, 28th OCTOBER.—Wind S., moderate,

ARRIVED.—Ann Johnston, from Maranham ; sailed 13th
Sept.—Washington Irving, Upton, from Boston—St. Patrick,
Waterman; Onward, Chase, and Centurion, Smith, New York
—Seraphina, Goble, Pernambuco—Eldorada, Thompson, and
Zetland, Bannerman, from St. John, N.B.—Bee, Muir, Quebec
—Hartley, from Richibucto—Challenge, from Shediac—Alarm,
Tapper, from Patras—Grecian, Todd, from Cephalonia—;line,
from Nantes—Hebe, from Denia—Ebenezer' Lapthorn, Oporto
—Wrestler, Davies, from Malaga—Maria, Lelin, and La Cla-
rinde, Ambert, from Bordeaux.

SAlLED.—Dettman, Otten, St. Thomas—Pakenham, Brown,
Barbadoes—Fortuna, Ritchie, Buenos Ayres—Cora, Withy-
combe, Newfoundland—America, (steamers) Leitch, Halifax
and New York—John Horton, Cunningham, Havre, &c.

Earl of Harewood, Atkins, hence at Colombo 13th Sept.
Sheraton Grange, Bulnier, hence at Malta, and sailed for
Constantinople 6th October.
Secret, (steamer,) Miller, hence at Malta, and sailed for Con-
stantinople Bth October.
Alexandrina, Mowbray, hence at Malta, and sailed for Odessa
11th October.
Shamrock, Trick, hence at Malta, and sailed for Messina on
15th October.
Euterpe, Jordan, hence at Malta, and sailed for Ancona 9th
October-
IDare, Adair, from Clyde, at Madras.

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Victoria, from Quebec, at Holyhead.
Free Trader, Bell, from St. John, N. 8., for Cork, was aban-
doned 12th October, in lat. 44, long. 50, leaky, with pumps
choked, and several feet water in her hold. Crew and passen-
gers taken off by the Washington Irving.
CALMAR, 16th Oct.—Argyra, Rees, from St. Petersburg, for
Liverpool, was stranded near Waldo, 12th October. Cargo ex-
pected to be saved.
Jantina Engelina, De Groot; Antina Elsina, Walters—Em-
blem, Kent ; Hoop en Venvachting, Pugster, and Elizabeth,
Beverley, hence at Helvoet.
Augusta, Steward, hence for Gibraltar, at Holyhead.
Speedwell, Vincent, hence for Lisbon, at ditto.
Bonita, Killey, hence at Pernambuco in 35 days.
Ferris, Scott, hence at Madras 14th Sept.
Emily, Bravey ; Irene, M‘Donald ; Glenlyon, Hodgson, and
Devonian, Stamper, hence at Alexandria.
Albert, Bailey; Regina Cceli, Maresca, and Seraph, Smart,
hence at Malta.
Antonio Francisco, Bust, hence at Texel.
Navigator, Scholtz, hence at Antwerp
Reginald Heber, M'Farlane, sailed from Madras for the Cape
and this port 31st Aug.
John Wood, Rose, sailed from Ca'cutta 3rd Sept., and Be-
flares,. from Saugor, sth Sept., for this port.
n Lona Thompson, Miller, sailed from Alexandria for this
port 23rd Sept.
Rambler, Downing, from Smyrna at Malta, and sailed for
this port sth October.
Tynwald, Jackson, from London, for this port, at Ramsgate,
with loss of windlass.
Prince of Wales, from St. John, N.B. off Cove, and proceeded
to Hull.
Heroine, Walker; and Mary. Stevens, from Callao—Alarm,
Casey, from Laguna—General Scott, Keane, and Montgomery,
Smith, from Baltimore, at Cove.
Majestic, Dick, from Calcutta, and Ennerdale, Boadle, from
Batavia, at Deal.
Queen of England, Cawkett, from Bombay at Sincapore, and
sailed for China fith Sept.

Daniel Grant, Edie, from Oporto, at Sydney, N.S.W. on the
sth July.
La Belle, from Hartlepool, at Maranhz.m,after being aground

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29.—Wind S., moderate,

ARRIVED.—OIive, Olive, from St. John, N.B.—Phcenix,
M‘Knig,bt, from Antigua, and Gutheras, Cockburn, Bombay.
SAILED.—Baron, Esplin, Alexandria, E.—Pink, Young' De
merara—Nile, Hiscox, Valparaiso—Harvard. Corliss, Boston
Thetfs, Barnes, Virginia—Courier, Mellin, New Orleans—Wa-
terloo, Allen, New York—Charles Joseph, Leigh, and Queen
Pomare, Wiseman, Savannah—Elizabeth, Pike,-Newfoundland
—Portland, Leavitt, St. Jonn, N.B.—Courier, Muller, Bremen
—Columbus, Evers, Copenhagen—lsabella, Hubbard, Elsinore
—Kong Sverre, Jensen, Gothenborg—Concordia, Christiansen,
Liebau—Berkeley, Cummings, Trieste—Heinrich, Niensen, for
Wismar.

Frederick Wilhelm 111, Boge—Johanna, Runde—Jason, Da-
litz—Therese, Brant—Laurtl, M`Queen, and Aurora, Bikman,
hence at Danzic.
Pomona, Mollenhaur, hence at Swinnernvade.
James At mstrong, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Sobraon, Nichol, hence at Port Philip.
John Dalton, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Douglas, Le Page, hence at Tampico.
Castilian Maii, Leg; hence at Newfoundland.
Louise, Buckles, hence at Memel.
Martin, Lenwin, hence at Hamburg.
Petronella, hence at Flushing.
Martha Harrison, Cole, hence for Newfoundland, at Holy-
head.

Torrington, Hilder, hence at Ceylon, with crew suffering
from scurvy, and one man dead.
Sir Howard Douglas, Ogilvy, from Calcutta, at Moulmein.
Euphrates. Monro, from England, at ditto.
Nuevo Bilbaino, Aguirre, from Clyde, at Manilla.
Cassiopea, Harmer, from Bordeaux, at Mauritius.
Hannah Salkeld, -, and Albyra, -, from Bombay at St,
Helena.

Brigand, Ward, from Honduras for Cork, foundered at sea
i 31st Aug„ n lat. 37, long.
.61. Crew saved.

Kathleen, from New Calabar for —, was spoken 16th Oct.,
in lat. 45, long. 15, with foretopmast sprung. maintopmast head
gone, and short ofprovisions, and was supplied with the latter,
by the Regina, arrived in the Thames.
Josephine, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for London —.
BEAUMARIS, 28th Oct.—The smack Henry Holmes, of Doug-
las, was driven from her anchors, during a gale, last night, on
the rocks, near the Friars, bilged, and filled.
LAESOE, llth Oct —The Speedwell, Oman, of Liverpool, for
Flensburg. was stranded on the N.W. Reef yesterday, and is
not expected to be got off.