The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

FRIDAY, SErrEmsEn 2l.—Wind S.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Endyrnion, Withicomb, from Calcutta—Coronet,
Cousins, Venice—Shamrock, St. John, N.B.—Ann Thompson,
Christie, Quebec—Crimea, Nowell, St. John, N.B.
SAlLED.—Calhoun, Truman. for New York—Africa. Jordan,
New Orleans—Burrells, Dodd, Savannah—John Rutledge, Kelly,
New York—Ann Powell, Bonfield, Civitia Veechia—Maria Jones,
Buenos Ayres—Felker, Champion Leghorn.

Piedad and Tigre, hence at Barcelona
Aurora, Olivia, British Empire, Annie Wilson, Herald of Morn-
ing, Star, Beatrice, Columbine, Harriet, Commerce, and El
Dorado—all at Chinchas.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.—Wind N., light.

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SAILED.—Kelpie, Hughes, for Africa—Aid, Collie, Jamaica—
Jenne Emilie, Martinez, Cuba—Margaret, Stevens, Leghorn—
International, Jeavy, New Orleans—Sir R. Peel, Elbert, Stettin—
Pelican (s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam—Seraphina, Orr, Rio Janeiro—.
Ermine, Card, Halifax—Anglesey, Leech, Castine—Pacific (a.),
Nye New York.
Aliport, Hill, hence at Helveot.
Gazelle, Carey, hence at Palermo. '
Atlantic (s.), Briggs, hence at New York.
Ida, De Boer, and Dedale, Filiberti, hence at Leghorn.
Queen, Ames, and Lelean, Lelean, hence at Harlingen.
Esther, Osborne, and Ellida, Roberts, hence at Messina.
Templar, Brown, sailed from Lisbon for Nantes, 12th inst.
Albion, Manley, sailed from Palermo for this port, 12th inst.
Columbia, Jenkins; Giammatteo, Uraicich ; Northumberland,
Donalson ; and Bloomer, Crenning, hence at Constantinople.
CONSTANTINOPLE, SRPT. 10.—The Lady Milton, which was
aground in the Bosphorus, got off, and proceeds to Trebizond
to-morrow.

GLASGOW, SEPT. 20—A large iceberg, about a quarter of a mile
in length, was passed, 6th inst., in lat. 4S N., lon. 46 NV., by the
Rebecca, arrived here.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.—Wind light.

ARRlVED.—Cynthia, Gribble, from Pernambuco—Pollock,
Adams, Quebec—Mignon, Hunkin, Denia.
SAILED. Indus, Black, for Ceylon—R. Cobden, Liston,
Bombay.
Canada (s.), Judkins. from Boston, at this part; sailed 12th
instant, and from Halifax 14th, at 1.15, a.m. Has 8511,518 on
freight.
Otter (s.s.), hence at Havre.
Louis Amelie, hence at St. Nazare.
Fameliens Haab, hence off Brunshausen.
Samoset, Greenough, hence at Charleston.
Lombard, Lombard, hence at Philadelphia.
Dirigo; Batavia ; and Mauritius. off St. Helena.
Africa (a.), Harrison, and Slariner, Barker, hence at Boston.
Queenstown, Hageman, and Titania, Rickerby, from Akyab, at
St. Helena.

Wild Wave, Hewitson, and William Barendz, Jaske, hence at
San Francisco.

John Knox, anti Elwood Walter, from St. Stephens for this port,
at Eastport.
Arago (s.), Lines, from Havre; Cynosure, Pray; and Esmeralda,
M'Alanus—all hence at New York.
NEW YORE, SEPT. 11.—A large ship was seen ashore, on Man-
quana Reef, 25th August, dismasted.
KEY WEST, SEPT 10.—The Rainbow, Gage, of Warren, from
Wales for Havana, was totally lost, 30th August, on Key Vaccas.
Crew saved.

KINGSTOWN, SEPT. 22.—The Mail (a.), Llewellyn, arrived here
from Holyhead, with damage, having been in contact with the
Lady Sale, which lost head, cutwater, &c., and bore up for
Liverpool.

MONDAY,. SEPT 24.—Wind, S.W.

ARRlVED.—Robinson, Williams, from Alexandria—Margaret
Jones, Thomas, Antwerp.

SAILED.—Ann and Elizabeth, for Santa Martha—Universe (s.s.),
and Snipe, Constantinople—John Bagshaw, Beyrout—Ann and
Jane, and Marie Stephanie, Rouen—Duke of Wellington, New
Orleans—M Mon, Galveston—Ocean Star, Charleston—Simoom,
Calcutta—Lively, Smyrna—Eclipse, Ostend—Wallace, Memel—
Ernstine, Nantes—Santa Martha, and Stephen and Sarah, Syra—
Delta (s.s.), Kelly, Havre Wildflower,.n Brown, Shanghai—
Governor, Tallentire, St. Thomas—Liberia, Leavitt, St. John,
N.B.—Gosport, Strickland, and President, Partelow, New Orleans
—Lavinia, Putt, Gibraltar—Ocean Breeze, Leighton, and Marga-
retha, Constantinople—Margaretha, Friedrich, Adlborg—Van der
Palm, Van Beers, Singapore—Brothers, Moodie, Panama—John
Owen, Doane, Balaklava—Emma and Theresa, Anderson, Lisboa,
—Holyhead, Lowell, Calcutta—Santa Cruz, Gartier, Cienfueicos..

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Hotspur, Skeene, hence at Melbourne.
Britannia,Glencairn, and hence at Montreal.
Pacto!us (s.s.), Mill, from Kamiesch, at Marselles.
Ultonia, for Calcutta, and Glangregor, for Callao, sailed from
Melbourne, 25th June.
Runnymede, Prouse ; Nora Creina, Cassidy ; and Ellen, Vigus,
hence at Newfoundland.

Alexander, Strang, from Cadiz, and Junior Fletcher, from Tri-
pani, and sailed for Quebec, at Halifax.
Frances, Aloppett, hence for Quebec, at Halifax, with loss of
spars, and part of cargo thrown overboard.
Leopard, Bicknell, from Singapore, and David Mgver, Baillie,
from Akyab, for this port, and Mary Ann and Jane, Tulloch,
from Akyab, at St. Helena.
The Red Jacket, hence for Melbourne, was about ninety miles
S.W. off. Dakar, one, p.m., 22nd instant. Wind E.N.E., fresh
breeze, by the steam-tug Rattler, at Holyhead.
SOUTHAMPTON SErr. 24.—The Dutch galliot Stad Groningen,
laden with marble, from Liverpool, foundered off Cape de Gatt.
Crew saved.
ST. HELENA, Auo. B.—The Jack, of Rouen, from Bombay. for
Marseilles, was fallen in with 2nd July. lat. 27 S.. lon. 47 E., in a
sinking state, by the David Ariver, arrived here, and which took
off the crew.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 23.—The Melrose, from Liverpool for Harbour
Grace, Newfoundland, went on the Arklow Bank, 20th instant,
was lightened by some fishing boats, and arrived in Kingstown
harbour last night, apparently uninjured, and cargo not supposed
to he damaged. The several fishing boats, with the cargo taken
out o f her, are also in the Kingstown harbour.