The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

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Dort 16th November.
Gipsey, Wilson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 18th Nov
Isabella. Mowbrav ; Susan, Fox, and Thetis, Royston, hello

at Cronstadt
Alary Miller, Hall, from Buenos Ayr(
and'Granyille, Abraham, from St. John, N.B
Actaeon, frsm Quebec, off d t 0.
Fairy ueen, from Calcutta, and Stranger, from Demerara,
both at Dublin.

Edwin, Leonard
~ at Cove.

Canada, Barclay, from Montreal at the Clyde, cleared Quebec
25th October. 28th and 29th rode out a gale inside Bice; had
no bad weather afterwards until Monday, the 20th instant, •n
Which night she made Tory light.

WATERFORD, Nov. 21.—The St. James, Long, of Boston,
from Savannah for Liverpool, was driven on shore, last night,
st Kilmore.

ARR I V ED.—John Moore, W'ithycomL e, trom BOTTlnay—ror-
titude, Mitchell, Rio Janeiro—Renown, Cowen, Bahia—Dean,
Talbot, Laguna—Venture, WM anus, Tampico—Denmark, Bar-
stow, and Claiborne, Gates, New Orleans—Finland, Johnson,

Jump; 16rion, ''Wade, Quebec—Zero, from- Malta—St. An-
drew, M•Aulev, Marseilles—Joshua Mauran, Frost, Savannah
—Parthenon, Woodburg, New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Eblana, Roper, Lisbon.

Swiftsure, Gregory; Georgiana, Caine; and Trebaza, Smith,
hence at Bombay.
Petrel, hence at New Calabar.
Cove, Crisp, hence off ditto.
Mary, Griffiths, hence at Benin.

Storirri King, hence off Fernando Po 22nd Sept

,
The Finland, that arrived here to-day, shiptied a heavy sea in
a gale from south-west, November 18, in lat. 51, long. 9, which
Stove the deck-house, washed away the forecastle, &c.
ELSINORE, 14th Nov.—The Zenobia, Robertson. of and for
Liverpool, from Danzig, which was on shore in the grounds, on
the 11th instant, has been assisted off, brought into this Road-
stead, and will proceed, not having sustained any damage.
CRONSTA DT, November 13.—The Sweet Home, Watson, from
Liverpool, is lost nix the Narva Bar. Crew and part of the ma-
terials saved.
The Ineg. Widdicombe, from this port, was lost on Rio
'lento Bar, about the middle of August.

SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER

—Wind S. to S.S.E

moderate.
,—Caledonia, Tillingburst, from Mobil,

William

terry, Simms, from Boston—Amecezia, fro
Evans, from Marseilles—Burgermeister Bee

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SAILED.—NeIIy, Dartan, for Algiers—Camertonian, Oliver,
Bombay--Brazil Packet, Ellerby, Santa Martha--Ranger,
Chambers, Rio Janeiro—Earl of Liverpool, Coulthurst, Valpa-
raiso—Ferozepore, Grant; Elizabeth, Moffatt; and Argo,
Mills, New Orleans—Henry Clay, Howland, and De Witt, Clin-
ton, New York—ltocksliire, Al‘Leavy, Savannah—Mearns,
Smith, and Birkenhead, Phelan, Mobile—Canada, (steamer,)
Jedkins, Halifax and New York—Christian August, Apeness,
Christiant—Stadt Colberg, Voss, Danzic—Zulieka, Montgo-
mery, Genoa—Concord, Handeock, Leghorn—Johanna Maria,
Groot, Rotterdam—Duke of Wellington, Orfeur, Oporto.

Leader, Brown, and Eclipse, Hall, hence at Gibraltar.
Limena, hence at Mayaguez.
Royal William, Cairns, hence for Arklow, at Beaumaris, with
loss of jibboem.
Majestic. Reeves, sailed from Zante for this port 25th Oct.
Tam o'Shanter, from Batavia at Hong Kong.
Daniel Grant, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for Adelaide Ist
A.
Ellerelie, Pagan, from China, at London.
Josephine, Smith, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Deal.
Ipswich, Asplet, from Buenos Ayres, at Plymouth.
Racer, hence at Penzance.
Mary Taylor, Callender, from Bahia, at Youghal.
Elizabeth Holderness, from Richibucto at Hull, leaky, having
been on shore. _ .

Higginson, Owen, from St. John, N. 8., at Beaumaris.
Veinlia, Martin, from Buenos Ayres—Vizilant, Lock, from
Callao—Ellen, Wright, from Pernambuco—Pbcenix, Nicol,
from Truxillo, and Kent, Smith, from St. Jobn, N. 8., at Cove.
The sloop Lady Ord, Morrison, hence for Coleraine, with
salt, in putting back last night, got on shore on Little Burbo,
and was abandoned. The wreck was towed to-day on the
beach, near the Magazines.
WEXF3IID, 23rd Nov.—Rambler, Downing, from Smyrna for
Liverpool, went on shore last night, at Tacumshin, and it is
feared will be a wreck. Cargo expected to be saved. The dis-
charge of the St. James goes on favourably.
DUBLIN, 24th Nov.—Forest Monarch, from St. John, N.B.
for Greenock, went on shore on the island of Enniscarra, 20th
Nov., and it is feared will be a total wreck.
lIAvANA, 2fith October.—Martha Washington, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, was abondoned in lat. 24, long. S 6. Crew
saved by the Caledonia, arrived here.

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 26.—Wind S.S W., light.
AnniVED.—Pemberton, Henderson, from Bombay and Mau-
ritius—Mary Ray, Ellwood, Demerara—Prince of Orange,
Smith, and Duncan Ritchie, Stevens, Bombay—Hero, Grant,
Bonny—Argentina, Morton, Valparaiso—Mary Diet, Hall,
and Isabella, Herbert, Buenos Ayres—Amaranth, Bliss, Boston
—Bellona, from Restigouche—Princess Royal, Duguid ; Star,
Baldwin, and Brandon, Renny, from Quebec—New World,
Knight ; England, Everard, and Nestorian, Goodhue, New
York—North Carolina, Drummond; Washington, Snow, and
Governor Davis, Cutler, from New Orleans—Sarah and Arsilia,
Hutman, from Charleston—British Ametican, Powell, from St.
John, N.B.—Jessie, from Prince Edward Island—Othello, from
Newfoundland—Comet, Gill, from Seville—Black Cat, Cants,
from l)enia—Jane May, May, from Smyrna—Spirit, Stokes,
from Cephalonia—Royal William, Montgomery, from Patras,
and Emily. Nicholas, from Malaga.

SAILED.—Laurel, 'Burnley, Tampico—St. Vincent Planter,
Harrison, Rio Janeiro—Broad Oak, Shelford, Bahia, and Jessie,
Ford, Apalachicola.
Bessy Robertson, Christie, hence at Algoa Bay,