The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

THURSDAY, A:1617 16.—Wind N.N.W., light.

A a aivxo.—Otter (s.s.), Little, from Havre—Ann, Mogadore.
SAlLED.—Eleanor, Watts, for Quebec—Jacob A. Westervelt,
H oodless, New York—Martha, J. Ward, and Magistrate, Wheeler,
New Orleans Agatha, Schack, Cii!dad Bolivar--Carl Johan,
Thorkelsen, Carlsham—Montrose, Rees, Elsinore—lnconstant,
Adams, Vera Cruz—Moira. Smart, and Urgent, Towill, Valparaiso
—Pelican (s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam—Queen of the Teign, Stooks,
Rio Janeiro—Princeza, Gordon, Natal—Esther, Osborne, Mes-
sina—Osprey, Grebon, Madras—Ree, Askhain, Gibraltar—Mon-
trose, Abelin, Gothenburg—liarkaway, M‘liay, Charleston—Car-
land Johanne, Wolf, San Francisco—Undaunted, Marsh, Gib-.
raltar—Veile, Wold, Christiane—British Flag, Johns, Bombay—
Javiera, Lantada, Bilboa—Antumnies, Harrison, Ceylon—Jahez,
Smith, Beyrout—Juno, Skow, Wyborg—Thorsings Eeg, Petersen,
Klenderberg—Elizabeth, Petersen, Iceland.

Shark, Hinde. hence at Maranham.
Covenanter, and Alarm, sailed from Bombay, 4th July, for this
port.
Bella Marina, cleared at Calcutta, 23th June ; Ivanhoe, Sebas-
tian Cabot, and Thomas Brocklebank, 2Sth—all for this port.
Bonanza, and Pe-tche-lee. hence, and White Cloud, from Ade-
laide—all at Callao.

Ellen Bates, Ellwood, from Bombay, at the Mauritius, 19th
June, to stop several bolt boles opened by carrying away the
trail boards in a heavy gale on the 14th, and would sail, 20th June,
for this port.
Fleetwood, sailed from Valparaiso, 15th June, and Victoria,
21st, for Callao; Malabar, 14th, for Caldera ; ltoderick Dhu, 17th,
for Melbourne ; Bianca, 17th, for Chilian guano ports ; and
Isabella, 21st, for Talcahuana.

Ann I.ongton, and Robert Pulsford, sailed from Saugor, 15th
June ; Senegal, 21st ; Athelstan, 22nd ; Earl of Sefton, and Sebas-
topol, 23th, all for this port.

Uruguay; Mary Ann; Manuel Month (SO days); and Burns,
hence—all at Valparaiso.
Kedgeree, Isbester ; Helen Wallace, Seymour; Peony, Jenkins ;
Isabella Harnett, Whelan ; Harold, Mann; Vanguard, Wise; Gib-
son Craig, Ellis; British Empire, Trewellick, with rudder badly
sprung, loss of boat, &c.: Devon, Kirkby; and Security, Camp-
bell, hence—all at Calcutta._

DouoLss, Aug. 14.—The flat Wellington, from Peel for Chester,
foundered this morning off the Calf of :Sian. Crew• saved in their
boat.

CARDIFF, AUG. 13.—A fine iron steam-ship called the Loire,
Captain Cock, was lost on Lundy Island, (luring thick weather, at
an early hour yesterday morning. She left this port for Bordeaux,
with a cargo of between 600 and 700 tons of coals, and, it was said,
was pursuing the usual course down the Bristol Channel when she
encountered a thick fog; and, notwithstanding the usual precau-
tions being taken, about half-past three o'clock she struck on the
rocks on the north of Lundy Island. Every effort was then made
by the officers and crew to get her off. All their exertions, how-
ever, failed. She continued a fixture on the reef; and, after
hanging on the rocks some six hours or so, she broke in two, and
her stern half slid off and sunk. Fortunately, however, the whole
of the crew were enabled to save themselves. They were taken
up by the pilot boats and landed here.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17.—Wind S. to S.W., moderate.
Analvsp.—Petrel, Crawford, from Requejadi.
The Lucy, Sharp, from Akyab, to the United Kingdom, is said
to have put into Rangoon River and been lost there.
Mary Hartley, Bartlett, hence; Lanercost, Tully, Callao—both
at Arica.
Fleetwood, Allan, Valparaiso; Euphrates, Barron, New Zealand;
William Carey, Davidson, Buenos Ayres; Silistria, Anthony, Cal-
dera—and all tour sailed for Chinchas; Elizabeth Loch; Flora
M'Donaltl, Fox ; Delganv, flays, for Michas. at Callao.
James Stewart, sailed from liarbadoes for this port July 17.
lurray, sailed from Monte:4o Bay for this port July 20.
DUBLIN, AUGUST I3.—The flat Emily ,Maria, of Liverpool,
with salt, while coming into berth, grounded on tiro anchor of
the John, of this port, and filled.