The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-07 00:00:00

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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31.—Wind S., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Canada, (new Halifax steamer,) from Glasgow—
Niagara, Smith, New York—Charlotte, Harrison, Quebec.
SAILED.—Ivanhoe, Edwards, for New York—Nova Scotia,
Shaw, Yarmouth, N.S.—Bombay (st), Downes, Bombay—W.
J• Kent Varney, New Orleans—William Gillies, Brown, and
Eliza Pirrie, Parley, Bombay—Naomi, Cothy, Hong Kong—
Elizabeth, Hasty, Brazos and New Orleans—St. Leon, Lufkin,
Castine—Triumfante, Menchata, and Nievo Cid, Arriganago,
navannah—Milford, Davies, Barbados—Clifton, Calvert, Arica
—Progress, Heyde, Ostend—Acadian, Afflick, Halifax, N.S.

The Gazelle, Cannell, of this port, from the Baltic for --,
timber laden, has been driven on shore a derelict at Bracadale,
Isle of Skye.
Peru, Tugo, hence at New Calabar.
Warringsford, Chignell, sailed from Bahia for this port on
the 17th September.
Free Trader sailed from ditto for London on the 20th Sept.
Fmelyn, Toogood, hence at Rio de Janeiro.
Rosalind. Archer, hence for Antigua, at Madeira 17th inst.
Elizabeth, Brixham, hence at Malta.
WeWand, Jonge, hence at Zwolle.
' Pieter Weerd, hence at the Texel.
Alert, Simpson, and Levantine, Pitcairn, hence at Helvoet.
Clemence, Ninteman, hence at Antwerp.
Anne Mills, Young, and Lively, Johnson, hence at Leghorn.
Fox, Tbole, sailed from ditto for this port on the 14th
and put back through stress of weather.
Therese Jane, Wright, hence for Maranham, at Cove.
Leader, Brown, hence for Naples, at Falmouth, leaky, with
loss of sails, bulwarks, Ike.
Edina, Mulder, hence for Rotterdam, at Kingstown.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I.—Wind E.S.E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Ferozepore, Grunt, Bombay—Victoria, Le Gres
ley, Laguna-LKate Hunter, Parsons, and De Witt Clinton,
Funck, New York—Boadicea, Lovett, St. John, N.B.—Sir C.
Napier, Robertson, Miramichi—Queen, Newlands, Quebec—
Superb, Mitchell, Bay Chaleur.
SAlLED.—Harriet, Stitt, St. John's, N.B.—Thomas Mellor,
Sbadrack, Brazil—Mai garet Hardy, Martin, Monte Video and
Buenos Ayres—Countess of Minto, Allen, Mauritius—lron
Queen, Robertson, Philadelphia—Governor, Varty, Jamaica—
New York, Cropper, New York—Mississippi, Baltimore.

Josephine, Black, from Tobasco at this port, with loss of mi-
zenmast, in a hurricane off the Broham, 26th Sept.
The Star of China arrived at Nelson, New Zealand, on the
loth April last, and sailed on the 24th of Taranaka.
The smack Petrel, of Douglas, from Malaga for Liverpool,
"1,4 snoken 7th October. off Cape St. Mary's, top heavy.
Herdersker, hence at Batavia.
Lady Bassett, Hill, and Eliza Sanders, hence at Smyrna.
Nonpareil, Bidwell, sailed from ditto for this port on the 10th
October.
Royal William' Crisp ; Kezia, Page; Porcupine, Moule ;
Queen, Hansen ; Eliza Bowen, Lakeman• Hilda, Scott, and
Secret, (screw-steamer,) Miller, hence at donstantinople.
Charlotte, Harvey; Black Cat, Lingeant, and cleared for
Dania; Hume, Jervis, aad cleared for Malaga; Currency, Ker,
and cleared for Valparaiso ; Nautilus, (screw-steamer,) Brown,
and sailed 20th October for Malta and Constantinople; Volun-
teer, Reed, from Deuia ; Otter, Brough, and Trinacria, Lagana,
from Palermo—pearl, Young, from Malaga; and Jet, Young,
from Trieste—all at Gibraltar, and cleared for this port.
Henry Bell, Robertson, hence at Trieste.
Hope, Stover, sailed from Palermo for this port 14th October,
and Leone, Napoli 15th October, for Marsala.
Henry Alexander, Beer, hence at Hamburgh.
Fame, Cholditchhence for Buenos Ayres, and Mary, Miller,
for Beirout, both at Cove.
State:y, Simpson, hence for Rotterdam, and Sarah, Marshall,
hence for Beirout, both at Milford.
John Wood, hence for the Mauritius, was wrecked on the
Bth instant, off Point Palmyras. Crew saved.
Georgia, Mills, hence at Savannah, dismasted, cargo dama-
ged, and part thrown overboard.
Eliza, Snell, hence at Savannah, and cleared for New Orleans
Abbey, Lands, Miller; Camillus, Ashton, and Emigrant,
hence at Savannah.
Roscius, Eldridge; Arlington, Ryan; John S. De Wolf,
llGray ; Rideout, Brown ; Isaac Wright, Alarshall ; and Colo-
, Heron, hence at New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—The Corsica, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, has put into Portsmouth, N.H. dismasted, but with
the hull uninjured.
HALIFAX, Oct. 19. The Coronilla, of and from Yarmouth,
Was totally lost at Sydney, C.B. Ist October.
QUEBEC, Oct. 11.—A ship was seen on shore on the west end
of Anticosti previous to the 10th October.—Aberdeen, Haws,
,hence for Liverpool, was spoken in the river sth October. She
nad been aground on the Wye Rock for a tide, but was pro-
ceeding, making but little water.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Indian Queen, Dublin—Hannah Salkeld, Down-
ward, Calcutta—Esperance, Duff, Charleston—Jane H. Glid-
_den, Child, New York—Atlantic, Ross, Dalhousie—Sir William
,blolesworth, Middleton, Tatmagouche—John, Heselton, Que-
oec—'William Pirrie, Agnew, and Letitia Heyn, Perry, Danzic
Norfolk, Rogers, New Orleans.
SAILED.—Samuel Hicks, Wilson, New York.

An American brig, full of water, dismasted and abandoned,
With Richmond on her stern, was passed Ist October, in lat. 34,
long. 75, by the Josephine.
Home, Venus, hence at Malta.
Premier, Chalmers, hence at Riga.
Confiance, from Rouen for this port, at Torbay.
nowthorpe, Marwood; Hannibal, Cordiner; Harry Lorre-
quer, Jeffares, and Ruby, Ellesby, hence at Bombay.
Janet Rhlston, M`Kay, sailed from ditto 20th September;.
Sesostris, 26th, and Minerva, 27th, all for this port; Rajas-
than, 21st September; Mangosteen, 28th; Albion, 29th, and
Bella Marina, 30th Sept., all for China.
Mary, Tweedie, hence at Calcutta.
Nereides, Hoodless, sailed from ditto 13th September, and
Globe, Ward, and Matilda, M'Donald, 19th September, all for
this port.

Warwick, Owens, sailed from Sammr 13th September, and
Hindoo, Morrison, 14th Sept., both for this port, and Jolly Ro-
bin, 11th Sept. for the Mauritius.
Duchess of Clarence, Brick, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and
sailed 17th Sept. for this port.
John Goodyear, Lamyed, sailed from Zante for this port Ist
October.

Storm, Petherbridge, sailed from Cephalonia 24th Sept., and
Oriel, Scar!, 4th Oct., both for this port.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
ARRlVED.—Navigator, Lefevre, Buenos Ayres—Barbara,
Bahia—Bonita. Kelley, Pernambuco—Northumberland, Hall,
bliramichi—Ehlana, Roper, Lisbon—Susannah, Caithness, St.
Petersburg—Confidence, from Cephalania—Pater Noster, from
Naples.
SA I LED.—Geo. A. Hopley, Behm, for Charleston—Noemie,
Rolberton, Boston—Clementina, Symons, St. Michael's—Mary
Pleasants, Bowne, Philadelphia—Queen of the West, Roche,
New Oi leans.

Cassiopea, sailed from the Mauritius for the Cape and this
port 26th August.
Buenos Ayrean, Major, and Free Trader, Wade, hence at
Calcutta 20th Sept.
Lahore, Burt, sailed from ditto for.this port 21st Sept.
H. Ismay, hence at Rio Grande.
Tom Banks, Jones, hence at Beirout, and sailed for Alexan-
dretta 16th Oct.
Home, Venus, hence at Malta.
Queen of the Isles, Lurk, hence at St. Petersburg.
Emilie, Branstrom, hence at Revel.
Picton,"Weid, hence at Zwolle.
Mercurius, Clyndyk, hence at Helvoet.
Snowden, from St. John, N. 8., off Cove.
The Elizabeth, of Shoreham, from Zante for this port, was
fallen in with 30tH Oct., in lat. 49, long. 8, dismasted.
Blonde, Cary, hence at Belfast Lough, and sailed for Buenos
Ayres 29th Oct.
Oscar, Dillon, hence at Browershaven.
Alice Brooks, Wilson, hence off Monte Video, and proceeded
to Buenos Ayres 26th August.

SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER.—Wind N., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Hopewell, from Paraiba; left the Richard load-
ing for this port—James H. Shepherd, Ainsworth, from New
York—Seadrift, Wetherall, from St. Petersburg—Brazil Packet,
bharp, from Laguna—Aberdeen, from Quebec.
SA I LED.—Devonport, Colbvrn, Charleston—Adelaide, Pike,
New Orleans—Acadia, (steamer,) Stone, Halifax and Boston—
Abbot Lord, Joyce, Philadelphia.

Ann Paley, Lister, hence at Lisbon, 19th Oct., in five and a
half days.
Albion, Johnstone; Sunbeam, Walker, and Eclipse, Hore,
hence at Pillau.
Lady Mary Spence, and City of the Sultan, Gilham, hence at
Odessa.
Stol pe. Hasse, hence at Danzic.
Ne.w.Vallant, Griffith, hence at Terming.
William, hence at Ramsey, Isle of Man, with loss of jibboom
and topsails.
Solway, Jones, hence at Portinllaen, and sailed for Venice Ist
November.

Blair, late Francis, from Limerick for this port, at Crookha-
Yen ; master jumped overboard on the night of the 30th Oct.
Pemberton, sailed from Mauritius for this port 26th Aug.
Menzies, from China, off the Wight.
DEAL, 3rd Nov.—Reliance, Bedford, of Liverpool, has been
in contact, off Dungeness ; lost foremast and bowsprit, and re-
ceived other damage, and is proceeding to Ramsgate.
TORBAY, 2nd Nov.—Samuel and Ann, Elliott, from Oporto
for Liverpool, has arrived here, with loss of mainmast, foretop-
mast, sails, &c.
M iLvoan, Ist Nov.—Science' Gwyther, from Laguna, for Li-
verpool, has put in here, with loss of bulwarks, stancheons,
&C., sails split, and leaky, having experienced a violent hurri-
cane in the Gulf of Mexico and heavy gales during the passage.
H ARwicH, 2nd Nov.—Orwell, Rymer, from Kiel for Liver-
pool, with wheat and peas, put in here to-day, very leaky, hav-
ln
Eg been on her beam ends, in a heavy gale, in lat. 56 N., long.
5
ELSINORE, 29th Oct.—George, of Liverpool, from Memel,
grain laden, is on shore in the Downs.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s.—Wind N.W., moderate.
SAlLED.—Zebuana, Sertucha, Manilla—Eblana, Moppet, Rio
Grande—Forfarshire, Wakefield, New Orleans—Liberty, Nor-
ton, New York—Lotus, Pollock, Philadelphia—Barkhill, Col-
lins, Newfoundland—Hermione, Chenowith, Ancona—Lucy,
Barker, Constantinople—Ariadne, Meman, Hamburg—Comet,
Hassel, and Espoir, Zellien, Ostend.

Euterpe, Jordan, hence and Malta, at Ancona.
Nautilus, Knight, hence at Lisbon.
Oporto, Connibeer, hence at Oporto.
Perseverance, Gouronne, hence at Loire.
Blarney, (steamer,l Sullivan, hence at Havre.
Providentia I•ams, hence at Ostend.
Margaret gmith, hence for Riga, at Stornaway.
Minerva, from Memel for this port, at Stornaway.
Dove, Henderson, from Alexandria, at Gibraltar, and sailed
for this port 25th October.
Duke of Wellington, Orfeur, and Fruiterer, Mack, sailed
from Oporto for this port 26th Oct.
Alma, Johanna, from Rotterdam, at Aldbro.
RAMSGATE, 3rd Nov.—The Reliance, Bedford, from Newcas-
tle for Leghorn, has been assisted in, with foremast and bow-
sprit carried away, and other damage, having been in contact
with a Dutch barque.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Superb, Gardner, from Montreal.
Catherine, Riddock, from Quebec at this port; lost maintop-
inast-head, sails, &c., in a hurricane on the Banks.
The Argyra, Rees, from St. Petersburg for this port, that
Was stranded near Waldo 12th instant, bas been got off and
taken into Calmer. Cargo all saved.
Hermann (steamer,) from New York, at Cowes.
Swallow, hence at St. Thomas.
Jane, M'Dowall, from Callao; Clarendon, Taylor, from Hon-
duras, and Vandalia, Chase, from New York, at Cove.
Solway, Jones, hence for Venire, at Milford.
Good Intent, Thompson, hence for Cadiz, at ditto, leaky.
SouTti PORT, sth Nov.—The Peru, Ha'penny, from Dundalk,
Faith a cargo of meal and oats, was totally wrecked on the
Norse Bank- this afternoon. Crew saved. Cargo washing on
shore.
Off the Ormshead, inward bound, 4 p.m., Senator, ship.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
VESSELS SPOKEN.—Zanoni, hence for Maranham, Bth Oct.,
In lat. 12 N., long. 32, with loss of top and gallant masts.-LGe-
randina, for Batavia, 4th Oct., in lat. 18 N., long. 26 with
rudder damaged, and intended putting into Rio.--Elizabeth
Wood. for Barbadces, for London, 24th Oct., in lat. 48, long.
16,—syria, 27tn Oct., off Waterford.—Samuel and Sarah, of
brixbam, from Oporto, for this port, 22nd Oct., with mainmast
And foremast carried away.—lno, hence, in lat. 45, long. 12.
leron hence, 12th Oct.,—Clitus, hence, for Ancona, 12th Sept.,
long
ardit,ia.—Lady Harriet, for this port, 12th Oct., in lat. 36
B.—Triumph, of this port, 22nd Oct., in lat. 41, long. 11,
"a4away, from Bath, for Rio Janeiro, 290 Sept.—Anna Wat: