The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, JULY 31.—Wind W.S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—George Foster, Domkee, and Von Weickinan, from
L'Orient —Horizon, St. John, N.B.—Thor, Nielsen, Denmark—.
Shooting Star (transport), Gibraltar—Joseph Rowan, Hams",
'
Quebec—Gleaner, Cole, Bilboa—lntrepido, Ruggiero, Santander
- - Gazelle, Bennett, Dordt—Eureka, Lennon, Singapore.
SAlLED.—Sillery, Birnie, for Quebec—Tom Scott, Williams,
Harlingen—Saline, Baernert, Antwerp—Wemelina, De Boer,
Hamburg—Memel, Schultz, Memel—Ernst, Kraeft, Dantaic—
Dreadnought, Samuels, and Lebanon (s.), Cooke, New York—
Friehandel, Larsen, Lubec—Felix, Tic, Constantinople—Mar-
gueritta, Walker, Konigsberg.

Aquendo, Erquoaga, hence at Havanriab.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 19.—The brig Victor, of Montrose, is
on shore at Chersonese Point, and expected to become a total
wreck.

HOLYREAD.—JULY 30.—About 50 bars of tin have been landed
from the steamer Glendower. Most of the cargo is expected to
Le saved, if the weather continues moderate.

WBONESDAY, AUGUST 1 .—Wind S.S.W.
A RRIVED. —Nicolino. from Santander—Bells, Wear Salonica—
Hyperion, Clay, Monte Video—Baca lien, Mauritius—Hahnemann,
Wyatt, Callao—Grenfells, Hill, Caklera—Kingaloch, Brinscombe,
Demerara—Johan Bons, Bonser, Jamaica—Hermann, Turner-
man. Rio Grande—Caroline, Gray, Savanilla —President, Partelow,
St John, N.B.—America, Beckwith, Wi n dsor —A !ma, Ansdele
Catania—Martha, Moodie, Villa -Nova—Latonero, Arriandiago;
San Sebastian—Amity, Young, Santander—Juan Amelia, Mar-
tinez, Rivadeo—Emma. Mess, lhndirolm—F.leonora, Becker,
Memel—Ocean Bride, Miramichi—Sir Harry Smith, Maws,
Quebec—Carl Johann, Hamburgh—Glvneron, Harris, Havre—
Bona Ventura, Wilkie, Calcutta—Najd Ho, Monte Video—
Laconic, M'Kenney, St. Andrews, N.B.—Progress, Chase, New
York—Clara Maria, Albrecht, Dantzic—Remora, Codet, and
Three Brothers, Santander—Peter and Lauritz, Georgensen,
Nykiobing—Ellen, Thomas, Limpias—Oceanide, Hoffman,
Salonica—Andes, M'Pherson, Akyab—Lady Franklin, Crerar,
Richibucto—Sarali Palmer (new ship), Warrington—Otter (s.s.),
Little, Havre—Tre Fratelia, Cravietto, Genoa.
SAI LED.—Cornelia, Vennis, for Bombay—Wellfleet, Bradford,
Boston—Gazetteer, Wattington, and Normandy. Milcher, New
York—Anne Melhuisb, Parley, Valparaiso Gazelle, Casey,
Palermo—Britannia, Dutton, Montreal—Johanna, Wittatock, and
Dorette, Nyemann, Konigsberg—Magrico, Contente, Lisbon—
Johnstone, Thompson, Demerara—Sophia, Cortlana, Sierra
Leone—Lombard, Lombard, Philadelphia—Beejapore, M'Lay,
Malta—Caroline, Conner, Charleston—Nautilus, Leggett, Vera
Cruz—Transport, Higgin, Calcutta—Caroline Lonisa, Baddeley,
Gibraltar—Advice, Wylde, for Alexandretta—Herefordshire,
Hutchins, Rotterdam—Golden Age, Curtis, Malaga—Cintra (s.s.),
Lloyd, Oporto—J. H. Meyers, Wilms, Lubeck—Wilhelmine,
Annamann, Kouigsberg—Bowling, Dunn, Gibraltar.

Triumfante, Arte, hence at Havannah.
D. Francisco, sailed from Havannah for this port, 3rd July.
The Cormorin (of about 1000 tons) was safely launched at White-
haven.
The Royal Charter (as.) on launching, yesterday, into the Dee,
stuck fast and remained.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 2.—Wind S.S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Maria Lehman, Andrea, from Hallenborg—Marie,
Gartequiz, Bilboa—Falcon—Liver (steam tug), from Holyhead,
with cargo saved from the Glendower—Empire, Zeraga, and
Manhattan, Dixon, New York—Queen Esther, Appledon, Alex-
andria—Observer, Berrige, Lagos—Anne Jane, London.
SAlLan,—Julie, Collins, for Vera Cruz—Radiant, Parkin,
Santa Martha—E. C. Scranton, Spence, New York—America,
Guthrie, Montreal—Tit Bit, Hannah, Ceara—To Brodre, Andersen,
Frederica—N. S. del Carmen, Cartazai, Drontheim —Juanita,
Alegria, Aalsund—Charles Napier, Welsh, 'Naples—Lavinia,
Tindall, Balaklava.
Vision, from Singapore and Whampoa, at Hong Kong, and was
to sail, 12th June. for Foo -chow-foo.
Menzies. Wilson, from Singapore at Hong Kong, 23th May,
after being totally dismast, d in a typhoon, 19th May, in lat. 15
N., lon. 115 E.

Spray of the Ocean, Slaughter, from Singapore at Shanghae,
24th May. Left Singapore, 23rd April, and had light winds all
the passage.
Robert Fulsford and Ann Longton sailed from Calcutta, Bth
June, for this port.

The Royal Charter still continues where she first struck, Etna
is not expected to be launched before the high spring tides at the
end of August. She does not appear to have sustained the least
damage.
The James Russell, from Bombay for this port, which went
on the rocks about three miles below the South Stack, Ist July,
and was towed off some day and beached on the main with 14 feet
water, was got off yesterday, and taken into Holyhead harbour by
the steam-tug President.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Sobraon, Woods, Africa—Fatima, Bell, Whydah—
Yeoman, Calhoun, Quebec.
SAILED.—Aden, Wright, for Balakiara—Panola, Creighton,
Malta—St. Patrick, Kenney, Quebec.

Leopard, sailed from Singapore, May 29, for this port, and
Countess of Winton, June 3, for Shanghae.
Bostonian, Molony, hence at Hong hong,
HOLYHEAD, Auo. 2,—The Glendower (a.) has gone to pieces.
Homo KONG, JUNE 10.—The Invincible, from Calcutta, was on
her beam ends in the typhoon on the 19th May, and damaged her
cargo considerably.
CALCUTTA, JUNE 15,—The Rajah, Robb, which arrived here
from Liverpool, has been aground for several days; she floated on
the 13th, and is proceeding up.. The Lintin, Ferguson, in shifting
her berth, grounded on the rocks at her moorings, and lay for
some time in apparently a very awkward position; she sailed or.
the 17th for the United Kingdom.