The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-07 00:00:00

Visiter, hence for Halifax, was spoken 28th October, in lat,

49, long,

Arequipa, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 2gth October, in
long. 10

Commerce, Prowse, hence for Gijbn, off Holyhead
Twee Gebroeders, Pickie, hence for Antwerp, off Holyhead
Minerva, Gray, hence for Carthagena, at Kingstown
Reliance, Fowler, hence for Beirout, at Kingstown
Lune, , Dawson hence at Kingstown

Carteretta, Boyes, hence at Newfoundland
Carlotta, Lagana, hence at Naples
Scotland, Cunningham, from China, at the Cove
May, from Manilla 22nd June, Artier 2gth July, ar
itr 'her. 0-

sailed 28th
,o 1 St.
.4th Septem. .dn 30th September, in lat.-10 N, long. 23Helena W.
spoke the Cassiopea, hence for the Cape t.,f Cood Hope
NEWFOUNDLAND, Oct. 15.—The Heroine, from Tatmagouche
for Liverpool, has put iu here.

CARDIGAN, Nov. 2.—The Hampton, Rowlands, from Liver.
pool for Marseilles, that was stranded on the bar 28th October,
was got off yesterday, after discharging her cargo
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 4.—The brig Hibernia and sloop Marquis of
Wellington, that were driven on shore in the bay 28th October,
have been got off, and:into the harbour.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.—Wind W.S.W

ARRIVED —Alexandrina, Chisman, from Calcutta—Anne,
from Rio Grande—Leviathan, and Ellen Clave, Roberts,
from Rio de la Bache, sailed 16th September—England, from
New York, sailed 19th October—Hebe, and Lanark,
Bainbridge, from•Quebec—Avon, Robinson, from Montreal.

Limena, from Nassau, sailed 3th October, for this port.
The Triculo sailed nine days previous for Liverpool. A severe
gale was experienced at Nassau, 30th Supt., from S.E. to
Ist Nov. in lat. 49, long. 12, spoke the James Gray, hence to
Baltimore. 'On the 4th of Waterford, the Mary Jane, P. E.
Ireland, to'Liverpool.

'Jigris, M 'Gill, from Calcutta, at this-port ; sailed gth June, In
company with the Chatham, Gafford, for Liverpool; John
M' Vicar, M`Leod, for London, and several other vessels for
China and Sincapore, and from'St. Helena lgth September.
Left at St. Helena, the Sumatra, Duncan, from Ceylon and the
Cape of Good Hope, and reports that it blew a furious gale at
Algoa Bay 25th August from S.E. and that the Delhi, Byron,
from Calcuita ; the Eliza Rowell, -Wake ' • Laura, Coakley, and
Seagul, Murray, were driven on' shore and wrecked. The crew
of the Delhi were saved. The Laura aria Seagul had several
drowned. The Richmond, St. Helena and Venilia were seen
with signals of distress flying in Algoa Bay, just before the de-
partare of the post for Cape Town. The Prince Albert was
totally wrecked 24th Augustin Plittenbergh's Bay ; crew-saved.
A large vessel with only foremast standing, was seen off Cape
Padrone 17th August, On sth Oct. in lat. 10 N, long. 27 W,
spoke the Amphitrite, from Guay..quil to Falmouth. On 10th
Oct. in lat. 22 N, long. 31, the Ann, Cooper, hence to Trinidad.
On 2nd Nov. in lat. 48 N, tong. 12, the Jumna, hence to Cal-
cutta. On sth Sept. 30 miles east of the Cape of Good Hope.
the-Royal Sovereign, (steamer) hence to Sincapore.
'Margaret Balfour, hence to Charleston, 'was spoken in lat.
SJ, long. 9.

Courienay, hence to Apalachicola, was spoken -20th October,
in lat. 51, long. 8 30

Anne, Potter, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for Laun-
ceston 26th August

,Urgent, hence to Jamaica, was spoken .21tt Oct. in lat. SO,
long. 3.

Nora Creina, hence to Constantinople, was spoken 3rd Nov
in lat. 48, long 11.

Ann, from Zante, and Zante Packet, from Alexandrina, at
braltar, and sailed from Liverpool, 2lst October.

LONDON GAZE TTE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 31.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

Promoli and Elausburg, Liverpool, jewellers—W. Routledge
and J. Knight, Bridge-road, Lambeth, linen drapers—T. Bale
and J. Archer, Birmingham, maltsters.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
A. Casacuberta, Manchester, merchant.
J. Bennett, Manchester, calico printer.
J. France, Manchester, cotton manufacturer.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Samuel Burgess, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, tailor.
BANKRUPTS.

Henry William Morley, Dean-street, Soho, London, tailor.
John Phillips; Hall-court, Old Broad-street, London, tailor.
Robert Grand, Old Jewry-chambers, London, merchant.
Ambrose Mason, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk,• coal-pro•
prietor.

Lewis Celeste Lecesne, Fenchureh-buildings, London, mer-
chant.

William Bickford and Henry Game Clapton, Bristol, ware-
housemen.

DIVI DENDS

Nov. 23, B. LAVatson, Cornhiil, ar,d elsewhere, manufac-
turer of flags-25, J. Lambert, Leeds, cloth merchant-24, 1).
Scott, Flint, Flintsbire, ironmaster-23, J. Cowe, Sunderland,
innkeeper-22, D. and J. 13. Smith, Liverpool, cotton-spinnera.
CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting,

Nov. 21,J. Jeans, Poole, postmaster —Dec. 5, J. de Pariente,
Bury street, St. Mary Axe, London, merchant—Nov. 23, W.
Royston, Ivlanches, yarn dealer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before Nov. 21.
T. Brownlow, jun. Marton, Lincolnshire, maltster—G. Salter,
Davies street, London, builder—G. Heathcote, Sheffield, spring
knife manufacturer—T. Fortune, King's-cross, London, cabinet
maker—W. Reynolds and J. T. Fairbank, Sheffield, builders--
J. Wright, Exeter, ,builder—H. Hilton, Over Darwen, Lanca-
shire, bleacher—F. Roberts, New Bond-street and Gower-street
North, Loudon, coal merchants--W. Nixon, Boston, Lincoln-
ironmonger--E. B. Kilpin, Isle of Wight, watch maker.
INSOLVENTS .(PETITIONERS.)
Robert Dod Fulloon, Great Carter-lane, London,attorney.
James Peat, Patriot-square, Bethnal-green, London, mer-
.chant's clerk:
James Brooke Irwin, Jermyn-street, London, out of business.
Thomas Billison, Walton, Lancashire, insurance broker.
James Cummins, George-street, Bloomsbury, lately a dairy-
man.

George Ellison, Chorley, Lancashire, farmer.
Samuel Taylor, Oldham, Lancashire, book-keeper.
James Rowlands,,Matichester, commission agent.
Edwin William Jackson, New Ferry, Cheshire, master mariner
Thomas Taylor, Macclesfield, licensed victualler.
Isaac Thompson, Liverpool, debt coLector.
William Thom Blackburn, travelling draper.
Thomas Bell, Pendre Cottage, near Holywell, Mintshire,
auctioneer.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. Chapman and S. It. Gresson, Liverpool, stationers—A.
Watson, G. A. M'Kenzie, and M. M'Kenzie, Liverpool, mer-
chants—J. Carter and It. Smith, Liverpool, wine and spirit
dealers.