The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-21 00:00:00

'hipping Intelifgenrr.

TUESDAY, Or. 14.—Wind
ARRIVED.—Lady Flora Hastings, Forsbawi from Africa—
Conztitution, Britton, NewYork—Arabella, Parker, Mobile—
Isabella, Grimsditcb, Buenos Ayres—Old England, and Gem,
Callao—Thomas James, Clark, Shediac—Anna Dorothea, Fick,
Daniic—Celerity, Nantes.
SAMED.—Emma Fields, Snow, for New York—Plymouth
Rock, Caldwell, Boston—Callao, Crosby, Lima—Betty and
Emma, Bleicken, La Guayra—Monarch, Guatemala—
Victoria, Calvert, Africa—Digby, Buchanan, Bombay—lsabel,
Medlarst, Gibraltar—Josephine, Fowell, Cape of Good Holm--
Bridget, Brariens, Antwerp—Caroline, Jorgensen, Iceland.

Fancy, Palk, hence at Prince Edward Island.
Mary Caroline, M`Gregor -, Speed, Grundell ;- and John•• S. de
Wolf,. Bradshaw, hence at St. John. N.B.
Lady Mary, Crerar, hence at Richibucto.
Walter Baine, Brown, hence at Newfoundland.
Huskisson, hence at Bonny..
The ship Mountaineer, under double-reefed topsallaand rud-
der fastened, and apparently abandoned, waa-passed, 3d inst.,
in lat. 49, long. 13, by:the Carl and Edwd., arrived in the Weyer.
BELFAST, Oct. 11.—The Guardian, Campbell; of and from
Ballina for Liverpool, sprung a leak and wentdown, off Glen-
arm : crew saved.

ST. ANDREW'S, N. 8., Sept. 29.—The Volant, of this port,
from Magaguadavic for Liverpool, which was assisted into this
port after being on shore ✓th •Sept., has been condemned and
sold, after being discharged.

PORT Iloon,'Sept.22.— 0 TheTongabator, James, of Pugwash,
for Liverpool, ran on a sandbank at the north end of this har-
bour last evening, and remains, much damaged. Endeavours
will be made to get her off next springs, after lightening her.
RIOHIBUCTO, Sept. 27.—The Lady Constable, Dawson, from
Liverpool for this port, which was on shore on the bar the 14th
Sept., has been condemned, and advi.rtised,for sale 7th Oct.
Sr. JOIIN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Sept. 25.—The Abercromby,
Loutitt, of Greenock, front Liverpool for Montreal, was aban-
doned in a sinking state 10th Sept., in /at, 50 28: the crew and
a small portion of the cargo saved by the George Robinson,
arrived here. The Seras, from Prince Edward Island for
Queenstown, became waterlogged, and was stranded in Placen-
tia Bay 20th Sept. : crew-saved.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. ls.—Wind N.W.,
AunivEn.—Eleanor Thompson, Thompson, from Mauritius
—Catherine, Bonny—Jane Prowse, Bell, St. Domingo—Olive
Branch, Prink, Gijon—Governor, Varty, Callao.
Sta LED.—Pacific (s), Nye, for New York, at 12 40 p.m.

Bridget, Smith, hence at Maranham.
Glenarm, Crawford, hence at Quebec.
Rhondda, Baird, and Leda, Absolon, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Hannah Moore, Moore, hence at Monte Video.
Genevieve, sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba 6th Sept.,
to load for this port.
Catherine, from Sydney,. N.S.W., at Bahia.
Red Rose. Archibald ; Mercutio, Sewell ; Howard, Brown ;
Pussan, Raziniovich ; and Prineeza, Boase, all hence at Rio
Janeiro.

Westmoreland, from Hamburgh, and Renown, Wlver, from
Pernambuco, at Bahia.

Alciope. Bennett, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia, and sailed 2d
Sept. for Pernambuco.

13ombay Packet, and Courtenay, from Bonny, and Majestia,
from Old Calabar, at Fernando Po, and all sailed for this port.
Pilot Fish, Sedgley, sailed from Bahia for Rio Janeiro 2d
Sept. ; General Wiltshire, 6th Sept., for the Channel ; and
Viscount Hardinge, 18th Sept., for Maceio and this port.
Martha Shallcross, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 20th August,
for this port; Ferris, 28th August, for Buceo and this port;:
and Clio, 20th August, for Falmouth.
The Britannia, Parr, from Paraiba for this port, in leaving
the former place, missed stays and went on shore : crew and•
cargo saved.

Aurora, Sorenson, was at Saguenay 16th Sept., waiting a
crew from Quebec, the Norwegian sailors having deserted.
The American ship Adams struck on the bar on leaving the
Saguenay river, was leaky, and crew refused to proceed.
Eliz. Campbell, Galloway, from Barbadoes, at Queenstown.