The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING NEWS

TUESDAY, FEBRUA.RY, W.S.W.,
Mum-ED.—Falcon, Gibson, from Saldanha Bay--Royal Wil-
liam, lchaboe—Vandal, Ambriz —Birkloy, Thompson, Demerara—
Rendrika Rebecca, SL Domingo—Speed, Reid, Manzanil
la—
Arcadia (s.s.), Corbett, Constantinople—Flying Fish, Curtis;
Renovator, Ball and Temperance, Gosling, Mazagan—Coluanbia,
Hutchinson, New York—Helios, Mitchell, Havre—Anna Dorothea,
Phillips, Rochefort—Express, Ehrens, Bremen—Prudence, Am-
sterdam—Josephine, Landehl, Lisbon.
SA/ LED.—Sappho. How, for Rio Grande—Cintra (s.s.), Lloyd,
Lisbon—Sandbach, Ross, Demerara—Crescent,Thomas,Charente
—Ashland, Clark,. New Orleans—Ann Longton, Kirkby, Hong
Kong—Paramatta, Donaldson, Africa.

Commerce. hence atJacmel.

hence-at Trieste.
Arele, hence at Nantes.
Etaerald, anti Amazon, hence at Dunkirk.
Hortense, hence at Antwerp.
Dina Innechim, hence at Helvoet.
Cleopatra, hence,. and Onedia (s.s.), from Balaklava, zni.l sailed
for Gibraltar and this port 25th January, at Malta.
The Cherokee,..which sailed yesterday for Africa, has-put back,
the crew refusing to proceed.
The Vandal, lierswall, which arrived here from Africa, passed
through, on the 2nd of February, in lat. 49 N., lon. 8. W., a
quantity of floating palm oil, a few casks, and portions-of broken
wood, apparently the timbers or floorings of a vessel..
LONDON, Fun, 4.—The Josephine Willis. from London-to New
Zealand, reported yesterday run down off Folkestono, lies with
her topmast heads above the water, about six miles. S.S.W. of
that place.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 30.—Wind
ARRIVRO.—Swift, Swanton, from Mytelene—Patriot, Hansen,
Gallipoli—Sisters, Dugdsle, Havre—Amity, Young, anti Rita (a.s.),
from Santander—David Crockett, New York—Neptune, Batchelde,
New Orleans.
SAILED.—Fanny, Jones, for Nantes. Atlantic (m.s.), West, and
John Bright, Culling, for New York—Salem, Flinn, Melbourne—
New York, Charleston.
Tagus, and Whitehaven, both hence at Lisbon.
Ludolf Theodorus, hence at Zoltkamp.
Frankfort (s.s.), and Souvenir—both hence at Leghorn.
Hero, and Teneriffe (s.s.), both hence at Gibraltar, and sailed
for Malta.
Orontes (s.s.); Robert Watson ; Circassian; and Blyth—all
hence at Constantinople.
MILFORD, FRB. 3.—The Ann Jones, from Cardiff to Liverpool
with tin, was in collision on the 2nd instant, off the Bishops, with
the Perseverance, Clay, from Falmouth to Garstang, and is sup-
posed to have immediately sunk with one man on board. The
master and one man landed here to-day from the Perseverance.
LISBON, JAN. 31.—The Thomas Fielden, from Bolivia to Liver-
pool, with guano, which put in here, 23rd January, leaky, &c.,
must discharge part of her cargo to repair, having had her head
and cutwater much damaged by a heavy sea. She had also a good
deal of cargo thrown overboard, to lighten her.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7.—Wind S.S.W.

A MU van.—Emil v, from Tntocarin and Queenstown —Petchelee,
Overend, Islay Queen of the Exe, Widdicombe, Bahia and
Maceio—Success, Flood, Maceio and Pernambuco—Byzentiam.
Larbelestier, llonduras—Anne Baldwin, Johnson, Flaminco, with
loss of bowsprit, jury, foretopmast, &c.
SAI LF.D.—Lebanon (s.s.), Cook, for Constantinople—Plymouth
Rock, Harward, and Chancedor, Stetson, New York—Abyssinian,
M`Kinley, Cuba—Joseph Tarratt, Melbourne.

Louisa Ann, Evans, hence at Cagliari.
Hortense, Millo ; and Adelaide, Thimble, both hence at Fayal.
FLEETWOOD, FEB. 7.—The Spanish ship Lima, from Liverpool
to Bordeaux, is at anchor off Fleetwood lighthouse, with foreyard
and wheel damaged.
The Pilgrim, Richardson, from St. John, N. 8., to this port, put
into Lainla,h, Feb. 5, with loss of boats and sails, and waterlogged.
She will probably be towed to Greenock to discharge and repair.
Eglinton (s.s.), Thompson, from Malta; and Vulcan (s.s.),
Dodds, from Marseilles, and left 29th January, for Lisbon and
this port—both at Gibraltar.
Susan Bayley, Row, and Persian, Hocking, hence at Smyrna.
PORTIINEIOOL, NEAR PWLTHELI, FEB. 6.—The Henry Pratt,
Finery, of New York, from Mobile for Liverpool, came on shore
about 5 o'clock this morning, in a heavy gale from W.S.W., and
remains, with masts cut away.
FATAL, JAN. 17.—The Welifleet, from New Orleans to Liver-
pool, put in here to-day, waterlogged, having 14 feet of water in
her; has been placed in quarantine, not having a bill of health.
The Gibson Craig, from Calcutta to Liverpool, was towed in here
by the schooner Scout, 14th Jan., with loss of mainmast, foretop-
mast, jibboom, &c., rudder damaged, and leaky, having en-
countered a gale Bth Jan. ; she was admitted to pratique to day.