The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-12-25 00:00:00

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20.=Wind S.S.R.

ARRIVED.—Horatio, from Conway—Margaret (a.), Harrison,
Havre.

SAILED.—VoIant, May, for St. Michaels—Tomas Joaquin, Ara-
togua, Havannah—Georgina, Roberts, Leghorn.

Cumberland, White, Bence at Bonny.
Arabian, Widdicombe, hence at Camaroons, and sailed for
Lagos.
Orion, hence at Sierre Leone.
Melbourne, Robertson, hence at Table Bay.
Majestic, and Loodianah—both hence at Bonny.
RAMSOATE, Dec. 19.—The Lilean, of Fowey, from Rotterdam
to Liverpool, with manganese, was lost on the Goodwin last night.
Crew landed here.

Duncirt, Dec. 19.—The Garland, from Liverpool to Jamaica,
which was ashore on Glasmorgan Bank, proves, on examination
in dry dock, only to have lost a little copper. She will commence
loadinE after survey.
DEMERARA, Nov. 25.—The Abyssinia, for Liverpool, which put
back here, 28th Oct., leaky, after being on shore on the Lee Bank,
had the whole of her lower and part of the second tier of sugar
washed out. She has since been repaired, filled up her cargo, and
will sail shortly.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21.—Wind S.S.E., fresh.

ARRIVED.—Rattler (a.s.), Rutherford, from Lisbon—Niagara
(a.), Shannon, Kingstown.
SA I LED.—Johnstone, for Demerara —Elvira. Havana—Neptune,
Corfu—Union, Ostend—Prinz Adalbert, Guatemala—Margaret,
Bordeaux—Sir James Ross, Pernambuco.

WEXFORD, DEC. 19.—The Isabella, from Newport, was totally
wrecked at Kilween last night. One man drowned.
BEAUMARIS, DEC. 20.—The Margaret Ellen, from Liverpool to
Amlwcb. was wrecked off Point Lvnas, Dec. 18. Crew saved.
GIBRALTAR, DEC. 15. —All the windbound vessels sailed to the
Westward on the 14th. The Cherokee, from Africa to Liverpool,
was spoken Dec. 4 ; three of the crew dead, and five dying. She
was supplied with provisions and medicine.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22.—Wind S.S.R.

ARRlVED.—Elizabeth Bulkeley, Ross, Charleston.
SAILED.—Susan, Lidstone, Beyrout—Moultan, Docherty, Singa-
Pore—W. E. Routh, Copero, Naples—Elvine, Schwank, Lubeck—
Christina, Da Costa, Lisbon—Heldeshino, Ray, Cuba—Balms-
rino, Corkhill, Bordeaux—Annie Worrall, Grimsditch, Buenos
Ayres—Earl of Sefton, Noble, Melbourne—Jessie Miller, Taylor,
Athens—Canada (s.), Lang, ard Neptune's Favourite, Lane,
Boston—lsabella Scott, Pepper, Para—F. E. Althausse, Paaley,
and Sebastian Cabot, Bond, Calcutta—General Wiltshire, James,
Charleston—Clymene, Phelan, Rio Janeiro—Hero, Day, Cadiz—
Christina, Prarson, Genoa.
Pemberton, Macauley, from Quebec, at Crookhaven.
Sorciere, Henry, hence for St. Michaels, is supposed to be
wreckad on the Dogger Bank.
BELFAST, DEC. 22.—The Victory, from Liverpool to Baltimore,
with coals, &c., was towed into tnis port, yesterday, very leaky.
PORTRUSH, Dsc. 20.—The schooner Star, Blyth, hence for
Liverpool, with oatmeal, was picked up, off the Skerries, a
derelict, and brought into the harbour. She is detained for
salvage.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23.—Wind W.S.W., light.
ARRIVED. Magna Charts, Logan, Bombay Imogene,
Williams, Pernambuco—Lord Elgin, Morris, Demerara—Ashbur-
ton, Bradish, New York —Ann Baker, King, Alexandria—Mexi-
can, Carrio, Palermo—Minho (s.s.), Bruce, Oporto—Hebe, Cha-
rente—Claxton (s.s.), Middleton, Marseilles.
SAlLED.—Hampden, Catel, Havre—Mino, Cadiz—New York,
(s.s.) Craig. Balaklava—Jophia, Walters, Newfoundland—St.
Lawrence, Burns, Jamaica—lsabella, Jackson, Gibraltar—Mary
Green, Brookman, Philadelphia.

Atlantic (s.), West, from New York, at this port: left 12th
instant. Has 8500,000 in specie.
Ellen Maria, and Favourite, Robinson, hence at Savannah.
Middlesex, Parmalee, and Lady Franklin, Jordan, hence, at
Mobile.

Lady Seymonr, from Akyab, at Ascension, leaky and dis-
charging.
America (s.), Harrison, and Daniel Webster, Putnam, hence, at
Boston.

Caroline Nesmyth, M'Kenny, and Intrinsic, M'Farlane, hence
at Charleston.

Aurora, Bunting; Lucy Thompson, Pendlebury ; and David
Crockett—all hence at New York.

John Stewart, Jane and Esther, Matilde, Lebanon (s.s.), and
Arabian (s.s.)—all hence at Constantinople.
Maria Spezin, sailed from Leghorn for this port, 10th instant,
and Arno (s.s.), for Naples, 12th instant.
Martin Luther, Nichols; General Dunlap; Ocean Belle, Kel•
leran ; George Green, Fairbanks; Fanny M'Henry, Smith ; John
Hancock, Ford ; Colonel Cutts, Neill ; Cambria, Perry ; and
shamrock, Doane, hence; and Barticole, Clarke, from Aberdeen,
at New Orleans.

CONSTANTI NOPLE, DEC. 10.—The Julia, Melbuish, was
wrecked in the Gull of Saros, sth instant. Crew saved.
KEY WEST, lbw. 6.—The Lady Arabella, Merrill, from New
Orleans for New York, put in here, 28th Nov., very leaky.—The
Lavigna, Adams, on shore on Loo Key, was got off, and arrived
here 30th Nov.

QUEENSTONN, DEC. 22.—The Emily Lyle has arrived here
from Tutscorin, was run into, 13th instant, and had her stern cut
down to the water's edge ; cargo much damaged, and four feet
water in her hold, making little water in barlVltr,
HOLYHEAD, DEC. 21.—The Janette, M'William, from Mop-
dore for London, with oil, wool, and almonds, was abandoned at
sea, after taking fire. The crew picked up by the Jessamine,
arrived here from St. Michaels, I3th Dec., tat. 37 N, lon. 11 W.
VALENCIA, DEC. 13.—The Catharine, Williamson, of Lynn,
from Marseilles to Liverpool, with a cargo of aught., is stranded
on the south coast of this, and is full of water. Crew saved.—
Two other vessels have been wrecked, and it is feared the crews
are drowned.

NEW Yonx, Dec. 12.—The General Dunlap, arrived at New
Orleans from Liverpool, was struck by lightning, 22nd Nov., off
Cape St. Antonio, which carried away fore, royal, and topgallant
masts, and head of foremast.—A barque on fire, and apparently
cotton, was seen on shore on Key Vaccas, 25th Nov., and was
totally destroyed. A Brills:, corvette, which sent a boat to her
assistance, and some wrecking schooners, were near her. [Mem.:
The above is the Concordia, Cushing, from Mobile for Liverpool.
Crew and about 450 bales of cotton (out of 2,203) saved.—The
Fanny, Forsyth, from Liverpool for Bombay, was spoken, 17th
Oct., lat. 26th S, lon. 30 W, out fifty days, with only her three
lower masts standing, all above them having been carried away
in a squall three days previous. She had one man killed, second
officer's shoulder-blade injured, and two seamen badly crippled.
In want of nothing but purchase-blocks, with a pair of which she
was supplied by the Cairo, at Baltimore from Callao.