The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-27 00:00:00

SATURDAY, Oar. N.—Noon, Wind W.—Fresh breeze.

Axtuvan—New Brunswick, Bruce, from St John, N B—Ann Eliza
And Jane, Purss ; and Percival, Forrest, from Quebec—Mary Ann,
Crowtter, from Mimmichi—ArroW. George, from Hamburgh—Louls
Constant, Ilewson, from Antwerp—Fre<lorica, Klrkhove, from Ostend
—Victoria, Evans, from Gijon—l 0, Barnes, from Antwerp—Kyle.
Thompson, from Calcutta, sailed from the Sand Heads 17th May, put
into Mauritius 7th July to stop a leak, and sailed again on the 12th ;
left St Helena Ist September.

Bretton, Wescott, from St John, N B, got on shore this morning on
the North Brink, where she struck very heavily, loather rudder, broke
her windlass, and nearly tilled with water. Ihe crew abandoned her,
and arrived here this forenoon in the taste; boat ;• Captain WescOtt has
gone out to her with a strainer and several riggers.
Pero, from Calcutta, at St Velena, and sailed 27th August,
for. London. Louisa, fronCSeyehelles, at the Mauritius.
Governor M•Lean,. from Africa for Madeira Sz.Lohdon, was spoken
sth October, in lat. IS 42, long. 34 30.
Fama, Purvis, from Padanz. at the Isle of Wight:
Malay, M'Coll, hence for Quebec, was spoken 2d October, in lat. 43
10, long.-53 20.
Bailey, Orfeur, hence off Constantinople.
Mentor, Schultz ; •and Elize, Lange, hence, at Swinemunde.
Jonge himon,•Lovins, hence, at the'lexat.
The Matilda, Hodgson, that sailed 20th October, for Genoa, has put

T mans Battersby, Tapp, hence for Pernambuco, was spoken Bth
ultimo, in lat. 11, Tong. 213.
Elizabeth, hence for New Orleans, was spoken Pth ultimo, in lat.
22, long. 34.
Mary Ann Peters, hence for St John, NT, was spoken 12th instant,
in lat. 4G. long 13.
The John Tioughton, hence for St Andrew, was spoken in lat. 43,
•long. 43.
Senator, M'Taggart, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia.
Heroine, Johns, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Calcutta, 22d July.
Helen M'Oregor, Shedden-; and Jack Tar, M`Gregor, from Monte
VI leo, at Rio de Janeiro.
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Floiaville, Woolf ; and Forth, henee, at River Plate.
u Cmr tie 'Lion, sailed from Batavia for Sincapore, :dist Mai.
datea, Tait, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope fotithe Mauritius,
29 J uly.
Pera, Fennings, hence, at Smyrna. - - •
Zante.- Winser.irom Newfoundland, at Leghorn.
Elizabeth, Beckman, hence, at Gothenborg.
Sylvanus, Young, from Buenos Ayres, off Falmouth.
Pero, Rutter, from Calcutta, off Dover.

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BAHIA, Aug. 25.—The Henry Porcher, Bort, from New South
Wales, put into this port 20th instant, with loss of mainmast. but
need not discharge, The Janet, Hamilton, has been caulked and
sheathed, and is reloading.

PLymotiTit, Oct. 19.—The Nerswell, from tiverpoOl for the Cape of
Good flope. which put in here 14th Instant, is dtscharging her cargo,
part of which is wetted.

.SUNDAY, OCT. 25.—N00n, Wind S.S.E.—Light.
A attivsn—Tlio Astrea, Watson, from Alexandria and,Milford—The
Nimble, Colbeck, from Whitehaven.

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A steam boat has arrived from the Everton, with part of her mails
anctstores, and the ship still remains aground ; is perfectly upright.
and dries at low water, .
Concordi4, from England for the Baltic, was towed. into' the Weser,
17th instant, dismasted.
Cambridge, Wade, sailed from Bristol for Quebec, 22d April last,
and has not since been heard of.

The Smack Essex, supposed to belong to Wicklow, with a cargo of
oats, is wrecked at Cenraes—crew saved..
Johanna, Murray, hence,for St John., NB. On sth Sept., in lat. 46,
lone. 34_26, spoke the brig Warm, from London for Quebec, in a
leaky state, with the brig. Amelia attendiugter.
Little Mary, nankin; and Fenwick Keating, Moran, hence, at St
John, N B.
Catherine, Longmire, from Belfast, at St John, N B.
DUNYANAGIfir, Oct. 13.—The Mary and Ann, from Liverpool for
Killibegs, was driven on shore in this Bay during a gale, 11th inst.
DUNBAR, Oct. 20.—The Tyne, of Dundee, laden with oil, ani hound
to Newcastle, having taken fire off Belhaven Sands last night, was
sunk by the crew, after having run her into shallow water.
NRIVCASTLP., Oct. 24.—The Antelope, Searchwell, from Liverpool
for thisort, was stranded at Rattray Head 19th instant—crew, sails
and cordage saved ; should the weather moderate,
got off. the vessel may be

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MONDAY, OCT. 26.—N00n, Wind N.N.W.—Blowing fresh.
ARRIVED—The Betsey, Duthie, from Rio Grande—Hardware, friird
Puerto Cabello—Victoria, from St John, N B—Nithsdale, from Que-
'bee, with loss of anchors and cables—Pit, Stone, from Smyrna—Pearl,
Cove, from Malaga—Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, from Oporto-43ezina,
from Amsterdam—George Washington, Holdrege, from New York,
sailed Bth instant. On the 9th, off Nantucket, spoke the England,
hence for New York. This morning, of Holyhead, spoke the Roscoe,
for New York—Cruizer, Bulley. from Rio Grande.

The Mary Ann, Smith, for Central America, has pnt back with loss
of foreyard.
Petrel, Rowland, hence, at Limerick.
Thomas Dempsey. Coxon, hence, at Monte Video.
Hannah Moore, Moore, nence off do.
Robert 'bane. Varnham, hence, at Savannah.
Enchantress, Black, hence, at Charleston.
Roekintrham, Dwight, hence, at Portsmouth.
United States, Turner, hence, at Philadelphia.
Sophia, Easton ; Devereux, Eskdaile; and Itobert Kerr, Thomas,
hence, at Quebec,