The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-22 00:00:00

on the 19th instant, for Swansea, was seized on a charge of
smuggling, on the part of the captain, and remains in charge
of the customhouse officers.

CANTON, 22nd Ang.—Fama, from Hong Hong for Manilla,
has been totally wrecked on Scarbro' Shoal ; crew saved.
PENANG, 2nd Sept.—lsabella, Sinclair, of Glasgow, from
Sincapore to this port, for London, was totally destroyed by
fire 15th Auzust.

Moro, Larrabee, from Glasgow at New York.
Shannon, Ludlam, hence off ditto in 30 days.
Margaret, cleared at Boston for this port sth instant.
Mary Hale, Rollins, hence at Baltimore.
Walton, Masters, hence at Cast ine.
Anne, M'Garry, hence, and Vivid, Thomas, from London, at
Mont real.

Mary Pleasants, Michaels, and America, Sanders, hence at
Philadelphia.

Harric;tt, Byer, hence, anti Boadicea; from Nevi, 'York, at St.
John's, N, R.

Europe, Bannerman, cleared at St John's, N.B. for thisport
Ist instant.

from London; Ann, Scott, from Cardiff; and
Odessa, from Dublin, at New York.

Tbe wreck of the knaatinda, of Liverirol, waterlogged and
abandoned, was seen on the 2nd ultimo, In lat. 44 50, lon. 49.
The Bremen ship Louisa, from Bremen, went on shore at
Currituck Tnlet, on the 7th instant. TRU vessel remained tight.
Constantine (new packet-ship), sailed from New YoYk' for
this port on thet3th instant, and SoUthampton, for London, on
same day.

hente at gt. John's. N. On the 17th tiTt. fell in
with the wreck of the brig Elizeneth, of Sunderland, water-
logged and abandoned; also the wreck of a full-gigged ship,
water-logre, d, with her masts standing.

The Fawcett, Scott, from Wexford at Quebec, reports baying
experierrced .a.verr heavy gate on the 9th Sept.,4en the Grand
Bank ; an appreakice named Thomas Lancastet, while close.
reefing theforetopsail, fell fCom the foretop, and was drowned.
The brig Mary Jane, Brandt, of and from'Sunderland, foe
•, was fallen in with on the 11th ultimo, lat. 44 57, long,
waterlogged in the gale of the 9th. The crew were
gin'the'maintop, *hare they had secured a chest of bread,
rpieces-of meat, anfi a hog of water, When they were res.
rsted from their perilons situation by the btig Viola, from New
York, whiCh took theta to St. John's.
Amity, from North Shields ; Tran.
'Westport ; New Zealand, Newry ; ,
Baehelctr, Southampton •, Aleyone, -Lancaster ; Sons df
Conimerce, Sunderland ; Earl Povvis, -Dundee ; Liverpool, and
Canada. London; Envoy, Londonderry; Dryope, Carmarthen;
Pallas, Cork, and lohn Meldrum, hence at Quebec.
The Isaac Meade, from New Yeerk. for Savannah, was in
clerituet with the American steamer Southerner, on 'the 4th
-inttant, in lat. t 8 39, and shortly :afterwards sunk. TWenty-
tbar of her passengers and crew were drowned. Amongst the
ptssengers drce7ned are Messrs. 'Adams, (2), of London; and,
o 1 the crew, James Draper, Ireland; Robert Moore, England;
and Richard -, England. The steamer sustained 'trifling

it, Dublin ; Eagl
Thistle, Waterford

The'brii Venture, of and for-Sunderland, from 'Quebec, with
timber, wnethrown on her Ileam ends in the galeaf the 9th

ult
water
food exa

kited full of

Is wer

carried away, and she rih
on the poop six days, with n
t, when they were tdken off by th
:h took them to St. "John's, N. F,
Gertrude also towed in the Foam, from Antagonie
i's, which loseboth masts on the lith, Cape Rac

one piece of nu
Gertrude, wtv

, StraMmore, Fills, from Qtehee, of and foi
:h fluffier, was thrown on ITei beam ends a'
le ofTth ult., Cape Rate E. by` N. i 5 miles

way the la,

addeT. the vessel filled with water, and seve
e trashed overboard, of whom five perished
a brother of the,master. The sur
John's, N.F., 14th, by the Spaniiri
avana.

taken to

MONDAY, OCT(

—Wind V.N.E., fresh

Mateio—lEd.
tattx-,---Josbua Walker

Hbuie, New York

, _tort, Savannah—llurie, AblOine? Batmen
kdolphine, Broudhening, Rostock— —Alpha, Clark, Rio
Carey, Tosh, Pernambuco—Jape Cumming,
cockerel!, Cockerill, Alexandria, F.—Wilton
aenos Ayres—Sir Edward Douglas. Snell,
;el. Klegin. Stettin--Woodstock, Taylor,
Porter, Blackie, Mobile—Theodor Beh-
Ire—Triton, Smith, Charleston—Gl:moire,
s—Harmonie, and Belvidera,
am—St. Andrew,lHunkin, OportoMelan-
!—Surat, Graham, Calcuttaßaleigh. Wal-
-Courageux, Marseilles—Agnes, Wilson,
Danube, Smirke;Alexandria, E.--Altage
Law, Cadiz and River
-Jolumbus, Christiansen,
Straden*' and Alida Pe-
ter; Fick, Matta—Agnes,
an, Fretwurst, Lubeck—

SAILED

tyrer, Nar
Rus
Bombhy--

Barrett, Birliadm
Edmonds, Rotten
cholie, Jean, .11avr

ton, Rio
Civita Vea
Prank, Set

Rotterdam
Wigman, Batavia-

PI ate----Sph yrr
Alexandria,. E
tronella, Pots

Wylde, ~Gibii t

Hertna, Jari

The Scioto(
to hare ,been
rently little t

Marthato'Bremen, which WIIS reported
a Toast, has got off °with appa-
iii-nto Rio Hiche, Whence she

fost on the Goajer
lamage, and takes

Th
evenir.„,
which stove it
of the cot

ytrph, from Cadiz, when, entering the river, on Friday
run into by a large steamer with two funnels,
the starbord ride of the Nymph, byithe chains
ging,and did otherdamage.

PwtyotLi:Oit. 2(
Monday last, on the beach

A chronometer • was Vit4ted up, on
about four miles west of Portin-
blaew Barbour ; also the wreck•of a long-boat. 11.1e.er's name
on chronometer was Stewart; No. Mem.--4:Tbe chrono-
meter has been identified as a lielononin,, to the Jemima, which
_ . _

for Africa Oct. '6.
Oct. 3.—A ship•
gone, and apparently waterlo
Sep-, near Cape St. Mary
June 'Tudor

tiled het
Quiemm

,f 800 tons, with all her masts
;.red, was seen at 'anchor, 18th

:eVtioiiildlaml

n Francisco.

Azanatti, Rooney, hence for Alazatlan, 20th Aug.
Victoria, Le Gresley, hence; and Johnston, Harrison, from
San .Francisco, at Panama.

Francis Yates, Paynter, sailed from Jamaica 27th Sep
Wilson, Smith, hence at Marznham 26th Aug
John, Meldrum; Helen, Jackson; and Anne(

ant, hence at

QuObec

Victory (steam-tug), hence at Malta, and proceeded for Con-
stantinople 10th Octolier.
Pare.gon, McDonnell. andllury Wineh_ hpne...nt vnin.r.;.n

dames-
Ray, ....a V. V suparaisu.
Cohija, at Valparaiso., for this port.
41Olin Hutchinson sailed from. Valparaiso; for:this port, Bth

Dyton, Cumming, from 'A
-vicuna Ay' ca anct•Valparaiau, at
Cobijr.., 30th Aug., to toad for this port.