The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN.

Enterprise, hence for Port Phlli), 13th August, in lat 2 north,
Jong 18 west--Amweli, frcm Eordeaux for Calcutta, 27th
July, in lat 13 sout I, long 24 west—Superb, Ritson, hence for
the Cape of Good Hope, Ist August, in lat 14 north, long 27
west, op the Hero, at Crookhaven--Harrison, Chilton, 24th
August, in lat 16, long 27, by the Adam Lodge—Rival.
(schooner,) 6th instant, off Sardinia—Arve, 11th instant, off
Cape Palos—Majestic. from Newcastle for Girgenti, 12th in.
atant, off Cape de Gatt—Dandy, from Malaga for Glasgow
Lady of the Lake, and British Yeoman, 15th instant, off" Gi.
bralter—Wave, from Newt ,undland for Messina 6th instant, in
lat 36, long 7 west, by the Cynosure.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTENIBER 30.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.
• ARRIVED —St. George, Moore, from Demerara—Aurora,
Llandila, from Havanna—Britannia, from Pictou—Georg ana,
Taman. and Partenoteas. Maresca, from Palermo—Olinda,
Thompson, from Prtorash—Arab, Gardner, from Riga—John
V. Elizabeth, from Rotterdam—John Walker, Tobin, and
Cynt ea Ann, Woollen, from St. John's—Eagle, Flannel!, from
Archang,el—Manchester, Chester, from Trieste—Countess of
.zetland, Elder, from St. Petersburg.
. .

SAILED.—COnsori, Smith for Pernambuco—King William, for
Sierra Leone—Fides, Crathorne, for Leghorn—Minerva, Allan,
for Lieubau—Barkbill, Kemp, and Iceni, M'Lellan, for New-
foundland.

Dreadnought (steam.tug), from Dundrnm Bay, at this port,
'with cargo from the steam-ship Great Britain.
The Eurotas, for Boston, has put back, leaky.
• Britannia (s), Hewitt, from Boston, sailed 16th, and from
Halifax 18th Sept. On the 2.ith. between lat 44 s 6 and 44 36,
and lon 57 35 and 56 26, passed five vessels lying too a brig with
loss of topsail yards; a barque with loss of foretopsail and main
topgallantmast ; a barque with loss of topmast heads, and a
brig with loss of all sails, except foresail and fore and aft main-
Sails. Same day, saw a brig with only lower masts and fore-
'yard standing. On the 23rd, in lat 48, lon 41, fell in with the
H. M. Sinnott, Connor, from Tralee to Quebec, dismasted and
on her beam ends, and with nine feet water in her hold ; the
Lord Glenelg, Martin, from Liverpool to Richibucto, was lying
by her and took off the master, seven men, and 20 passengers—
the master was afterwards taken on board the Britannia, the
remainder of the crew and Mr. P. Sinnott were taken off in the
Morning by a French brig from.Morseilles. On the 25th, in lat
49, lon 31, passed a vessel under jury fore and foretopmasts,
and with loss of maintopmast.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER I.—Wind W.N.W.
AnaivEn.— Lena. Nagle, Sincapore—Janet, Paul, Valparaiso
--Storm Kieg, Robinson, Laguna—Ada, Chambers, Marauham.
SAlLED.—Reliance, Hill, Laguayra—Bosphorus, Constantino-
Tomasach, Trieste—Argus, Wranug, Iceland— Phce-
Nielsen, Aa'sund—Phillyra, Lovering, Naples—Emma,
Remp. Messina—Phcenix, Kniper, Antwerp—Especu!adcr, Ro-
cha. St. Übes—Rappahannock, New York—Birkby. Nickles,
Sierra i eone—Barlow, Foody, St. Jchn's—Corsair, Cumming,
Newfoundland—M. A. Fleming, Fitzgerald—Commerce, Engel,
Memel—Caroline, Parker, Lisbon—Flora, De Patron. Havannah
Neptune, Charleston—Ostelius, Bagnelt, Mobile—William and
Charles Hamburg—Monarch, Itartnoll, Alicante— James Hen-
derson, Villa Nova—Victoria, Le Gresley, Vera Cruz.

Nautilus, Hawken, hence at Marseilles.
Ida Margaretha. Lerwig, hence at Christiansand.
Boykett, Hewson, sailed from B rdeaux for this port on the
25th September.
John, Politz, hence at Riga.
Philomene, Christie, and Belle Alliance, Gankema, hence at
at the Scheldt.
Express, walker, hence for London, at Portsmouth, leaky.
hope, Quick, for Marseilles at Milford.
Prompt, Irvine, from Esquemin River in the Downs.
Stranger, from Demerara off Holyhead.
Cambria, (steamer,) hence for Boston, was spoken on the 17th
Sept., in lat. 43, long. 67.
BIDEFORD, September 2S.—The John Whitfield, from Liver-
pool to Quebec, put in here to-day very leaky, and with chains
around her to keep her afloat, having experienced a ,very heavy
westerly gale, and been struck by a sea off the banks of N ew-
foundland.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2.—Wind S.S.E.
ARRIVED. —Pen,ope, 11/I•lntyre. Sierra Leone—Vibilia, Rio
Grande—Lancaster, Wright, Laguna—Sylph, Stepney, Cadiz—
Jessie Ame:ia, Archangel—Jessie M'Clen, Rankin, Windau.
SAlLND.—Frederick William 111, Behrendt, Danzic—Try,
Howes, Dordt—Charlotte, Carter, Mauritius—New York, Crop-
per, New York—Commerce, De Grave, Ostend—Jane, Carwi-
then, Naples—Essex, Welch, Boston—Sir Robert Peel, Daniel,
St. John, N.B.—Mary, Brown, Trinidad—Hudson, Mickleburg,
Sincapore—Henriette, Dambovich, Trieste.

Patrick Henry, Delano, from New York at this port ; sailed
Bth Sept., and from the midnight of that day to the noon of the
Sept.
September, had a heavy gale from E.N.E. On the 10th
a passed the wrcck of a vessel dismasted and water-logged.
On 11th Sept., in lat. 37, long. 72 saw a brig totally disrtasted,
with spars alongside. On lath Sept., in lat. 44, long. 60 expe-
tenced a violent gale from S.S.W. to W.; lost fore and main
-Mail. foresail, staysails, spencer, and maintopgallant mast,
stern bulwarks, &c. On the 22d Sept., in lat. 46, long. 41,
hauled up for the ship Pomona, of and from St. John, N. 8., in a
Z• alng condition, and took off part (nineteen) of the crew ; the
othersni „IT: been previously taken off by the Nova Scotia, of
lost to 14•5., which was lying by her. The Nova Scotia had
pgall
of the 19th ant-masts, jibboam, sails, and deck load, in the gale
▪ ship or l4' Ou the 24th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 37, passed
Sfqt" in latarque, under jurymast, steering cast. On the 2;th
of mainmast. , long. 23, passed a brig, steering cast, with loss
Icdus
5am.,!,,,0x, hence at Rio Janeiro.
joss SPYvee, Weldon, from Valparaiso at Rio Janeiro, with
or bulwarks, &c.
Isabeila, Robb, hence at Bahia.
AbpMat lCa Selkirk, sailed from Bahia for this port on the 12th
ZAUfinstante, Kearney, sailed from Havana for Laguna on the 21st
A
Mary Harrington, M'Fie, hence at St. John, N.B.
Shcrgo, Mitchell • ' Rankin, M'Bride, and .Princess Royal,
'34"2lDa-
hence at Dalhousie.
Brazilian, Finkhain ; Andes, Patrickson, and Cremore, Salt,
'ence at Newfoundland.
Coffeiro ; Jane and Esther, Whalley, and Sansome,
'Meru), hence at Genoa.
l'slerearius, Thomas Hoop Vernachting, De Boer ; Eliza-
tra
th and Jane, ; George, Durant ; Maria, Smith ; Al-
bion Stanford ; Highlander, Sellis ; and Jem Crow, Gibson,
'floe at Helvoet.
Belle Alliance, Gankeman, and Philomene, Christen, hence
at Antwerp.
tneuste, hence at Ghent.
Kilian, from St. Domingo off Cove.
OT. JouN, N. 8., Sept. 12.--The barque Susan has just anchored
`",;(3'.
Nrssai:Amiont, Sept. 12.—The Mary Ann, Peters, M'Alphine, in
g over the Horse Shoe took the ground, and is discharging
her deck-load, but has not received any damage.

SATURDAY, 3d OCTOBER.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.
si yam, from Legy
ornratßlVED.—Cit of Rochester, —, from Megaguadavic, and
h.
AlLEn.—Sobraon, Nichol, for Shanghae—lsabella, Browne,
eXandria. E.—J. Brooks, Lockhart, Porto Rico—Albert
o,!nr3', Billet, Valparaiso—Fredonia, Lunt, Boston—Jessie,
,41ver. Apalachicola—Glen Ile'en, M'Leary, New Orleans—
leg Alfred, Kohl, Denia—Lady Bassett, Carpenter, Gibraltar,
d Ada, Heppenstall, Leghorn.

Queen. of Tyne. Scott, hence for St. Petersburg at Pentland
Frith.
Spruce, Clark, hence for Riga, at Pentland Frith. •
Water Witch, Huguet, hence at St. Petersburg.
Hope, Datiey, hence at Hamburg.
Rron. Princess Josephine, -, hence at Cuxhaven.
George, Durant, hence at Texel.
Thetis, --, and Freeland, Kenzie, hence at Pentland
Frith.
Leon, Veneto, Garaguin, sailed from Venice for this port on
the 17th September.
GLASGOW, Ist Oct.—The James Paton, arrived in the Clyde,
from Patagonia; sailed thence 41h July, and reports that the
Coast had been taken possession of by the Spaniards, as far as
Watchman's Cape; that they had ctnnon mounted at all the
loading places, and would not allow guano to be taken off, nor
allY Person to land. The Hope waa to sail in about three weeks.

„ SUNDAY, 4th OCTOBEIL—Wind S.S.E.. fresh.
"Rslvan.—Catharine, Prowse, from Puerto Cabello—Robert
Preston, Williamson, from Cadiz-Elizabeth and Ann, Odessa—
cess, (steamer,) from Havre.
SAILED.—John Camgpbell, Luckett, Madeira—Swiftsnre, WittC,
frica—Murray, u hes, Alexandria, E.—Elizabeth; W eatherly,
lape Town—William Hutt, Craig, Belize—Perzagno,
ti,fo Janeiro—Hazard, Pallot, Pernambuco—Parthenon, Wood-
-filler errY, New Orleans—Leila, Higgin, Baltimore—Champlain,
Newpw
•ar ladelphia—Aurelius, Killey, and American, Lamsen,
- iork—Sabbatis, Stevens, and Cronstadt, Hasch, Boston—
latedonia, (steamer.) Lott, Halifax—Vier Gebroeder, Uffen, for
Ba,Men—Union, iieyde. Ostend—Samuel Press, Rotterdam—
Berg, Pillau, and Concorpia, Eddes, Dordt.
Maid
Rib of Bure, Wainer; Scotia, Burnett ; Ada, Constance
ros. Thomas and Good Intent, Pennington, hence at Con-
stantinople
It '
s„,,ger, Pettock, and Hebe, Warren, hence at Beirout.
sr_sua, Rogers, sailed from Smyrna for this port 16th Sept.
16tkr rloward Douglas, Ogilvy, sailed from Bombay for this port
” ugust.
Augußobert Benn, Ritchie, sailed from Bombay for London on 9th
st.
"' William Parker, Stratton, sailed from Bombay for Calcutta 9th
ogust.
„,nbbo and Mauritius gth, MaAuguasn, rm sailed from Bombay for Co.4t.
,othßoAugu Smith, sailed from Bombay for Madras and Colombo,
Co-
la
August.
Thomas Fielden, ---, sailed from Saugor for ---- on 9th
John Bibby, -—, sailed from Kedgeree for
Prompt, Irving, from Esqnemin River at London. •
COVE, 2d October.—The Metoka, M•Laren, from Liverpool
for New York, has put in here with loss of biwsP Tit. foretop. snast, foremast head, cutwater, &c., having beenstruckbya
sea 21st September, in Lit 47, long, 28. The Swan, Robe' !tson, ram Cork for Montreal,
foremast
head in
r
and bowsprit, withboats bows,
stove and stern started, having been struck by a heavy sea 20th
Bnt, in lat, 49, long, 26.