The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-10 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Fidelia, Furber, and Washington, Page, (in 14
days) New York—Rockaway, Preble, New Orleans—Mary Ball,
Rollins, Baltimore—General Berry, Leavy, Mobile—Buena
Vista, Howard, Savannah—Sarah, Jones, Moulmein—Middle-
ton, Laguna—Queen of the West, Quick, St. Michael's—Li-
vorno (s.s.), Paton, and Nile (s.s.), Rogers, Gibraltar, Sze,—
America, Richards, Charente.

Joven Dolores, for Campeachy, has put back.
Osmanli (s.s.), Lock, hence at Genoa.
C R C, Ballime, sailed from Naples for this port 13th Jan.
Frances, Romyer, hence at Ostend.
Princess Alice, Waterbury, from New Orleans at Glasgow
Ricardo, hence off Malta 19th Jan.
Pilot

, hence at Corfu 12th Jan.
Thomas Sparks, from Port Philip at Sand Heads.
Rolla, hence at Messina 18th, and Flora, 22d Jan.
Cringle, hence at St. Nazaire.
Giovanni Maria, hence at Trieste 21st, and Fuime, on the
26th January.
Anna Dorothea, Fick, hence at Alexandria.

Pomona sailed from Malta for this port 24th Jan.
Courier de Marseilles, hence at Seville.
Albania sailed from Denia for this port 22nd Jan.
Pirate, Ritchie, hence at Malta, and left for Syra 14th Jan

Emma, sailed from Paimboeuf for this port 36th Jan. •
Zoe, Shaw, from New York and Cape of Good Hope at the
Mauritius.

Jane, Moy, sailed from Patras for this port 16th, and Parga,
21st January.

Faneza, Coparich, and Penelope, sailed from Alexandria 3rd
Jan. ; Nithsdale, Zion's Hope, and Enterprise, on the 11th;
and Emanuelle, and Admiral Moorsom, on the 15th—all for
this port.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 22.—The Ghazeepore, a large river steamer,
with a cargo of cotton goods for the interior, worth between
.4'30,0490 and '40,000, has been wrecked.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. I.—The Dido, Bell, from Africa for Li-
verpool, is at anchor at Ballycotton, dismasted. A steamer has
been sent to tow her in. The fore and main masts of the Bri-
tish Yeoman, arrived here yesterday, are badly sprung.
GALWAY, Jan. 31.—A bale and some loose cotton was picked
up, 27th Jan., off Killeen. Four bales, one marked HT, and a
quantity of loose cotton, also part of a sheet marked J and
a parcel of nine boards, were picked up on the 29th, off Black
Head, and have been delivered to the receiver of droits. Seve-
ral planks, painted white, apparently part of a deck round-
house, on one of which is written, in pencil, "Mr. O'Meara's
berth," ; and on another is the latter half of a true-lover's
knot, painted blue, and "Though tempests round thee roar,"
in gilt letters ; also, a portion of a figure-head, being the right
arm of a man, with a book in the hand, supposed to have be-
longed to a vessel of about 800 tons, have been picked up on
the coast. Mem.—The above is in all probability the John
Toole, from New Orleans for Liverpool, which crossed the Bar
of the Mississippi 20th Dec., her figure-head being that of a
man holding a letter in his hand, and the trail-board under-

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neath the figure-head being painted blue, with the following
words, in gilt letters :—" May no destructive tempests round
thee roar."

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28.—Wind W., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Leviathan, Knapp, from New Orleans—Geo
Strong, Bordeaux.
SAILED.—City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, for Philadelphia

Atlantic (s.), West, from New York at this port; left 24th of
Jan. Has 260,000 dollars on freight, and twenty passengers.
Experienced moderate weather during the passage, for the sea,
son. On the 30th ult. encountered a gale from the eastward.
Jane, Salters, hence at Aden.
Glance, Taylor, hence at New Orleans.
James Calder, hence at Charleston.
Saranak, hence at Delaware.
Cromwell, hence at Boston.
Plicebe (s.s.), hence off Gibraltar 24th Jan.
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Jourier de Marseilles, Beauren, hence at Seville.
Cringle, Cruikshank, hence at St. Nazaire.
Emma, Sutton, sailed from Paimbceuf for this port on 30th
January.
Windsor Fay, David, from Mobile at Havre.
Charles de Wolf,'Caird, from Windsor, N.S., at the Clyde.
Hebe, Steward, from Yarmouth, for this port, at Falmouth.
Sampson, Butcher; Chimaera, Davies; and Panope, Stewart,
hence and Beirout, at Alexandretta.
The Queen of the West, hence for New York, which put into
Queenstown, with damage, will be towed back to this port,
after undergoing slight repairs.

Roscius,lEldridge-; Ashburton, M‘William ; E. C. Scranton,
Spencer; and Reciprocity, Potter, hence at New York.
Jessey Mitchell, from Rio Janeiro at New York, with loss of
bowsprit-head in a heavy squall south of Cape Henlopen.
The barque Lillias, of Belfast, was spoken in lat. 52, long. 15,
with a flag of distress in the rigging, by the Vivid, arrived in
the Downs. Alem.—The barque Lillias, Pendleton, of Belfast
Maine, sailed hence for Boston 25th Dec.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 22.—The Flora M`Donald, with 300 pas-
sengers on board, is in the ice off Poplar Island, in a dangerous
position.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 2.—We had heavy gales and rain
throughout the night, which continued till 4 p.m. The Dido,
from Africa, was towed in, last night, from Ballycotton.
CUSHENDALL, Jan. 17.—The schooner William Green, of
and for Killibegs, from Liverpool, ran on shore on Rathlin's
Island, 21st Jan., in a sinking state.
TRALEE, Feb. I.—A small boat, nearly stove to pieces,
marked on her stern "Argyle, of Liverpool," some spars of a
vessel, and a piece of square timber, have been washed ashore
on Bannon Strand.
CHESTER, Feb. 2.—The flat Old England, Hughes. of Liver-
pool, caught fire in the cabin yesterday morning, at the
Queen's Ferry, which seriously damaged the after part of the
vessel and her spars.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—A heavy norther was experienced at
Vera Cruz, 18th Dec., in which all the vessels in port dragged.
The British ship Kelvin, at Savannah, was run foul of by the
schooner Mary Ann, and lost flying jibboom, &c. A brig was
seen 23rd Dec., inside the Colorado Reef, at anchor, with her
lower masts standing, and abandoned. A barque is reported
to be aground on the Romer Shoal. A barque, with a white
streak, was dangerously ashore off Hawkins' Point, below Bal-
timore, 6th January.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s.—Wind N.N.W. to S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Budim, Aegovotich, from Smyrna—lfebe, Por-
kiss, Lisbon—Express, Phillips, Mauritius.
SAlLED.—Fairfield, Cornell, for Calcutta—Ace of Trumps,
Webber, and Idea, Wood, St. Michael's.

Eamont, Black, from Arica at Shields.
James Ray, Lang, from St. Domingo at Trieste.
Margaret, Madgwick, hence at Nantes.
Hero, Griffiths, hence at Delaware.
New Valiant, Griffith, sailed from Moricq for this port 23rd
January.
Crown, Chandler, from Calcutta at St. Helens, and sailed for
this port 26th December.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 4.—From the morning of the Ist Feb. till
this morning, the wind has been more moderate, and from the
westward. It is now blowing a heavy gale from S.W., and
looks as rough as ever.

FRIDAY, Fss. 6.—Wind N.W., fresh.
G. Hyde,
am O'Shanter, Mobile—Sky-
y, from Pernambuco—Frances, Waddie,
.aynodrkl—taTl3r, Reed, New Orleans—Sarah
rocket, Wakehana, Messina—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre.
Ceara—Vivid.
Ad, w Thomas,ell New

Janes Watson, from Marans at this port, with loss of head
and cutvvater,.having struck against Prince's Pier in docking.
Parker, Risien, from Demerara at this port; sailed 4th Jan.
The Chronometer sailed for London 31st Dec. ; Captain, for
this port 31st Dec.; and the Pekin, on the 2nd, and Grafton,
on the 4th Jan., both for the Clyde.
Mary Somerville, for Calcutta, which sailed 29th Jan., put
back at noon to-day, not being able to weather the Skerries,
having been beating about between the Calf of Man and the
Welsh coast ever since she sailed, :and bore up at six o'clock
this morning from off Point Lynas,

City of Glasgow (s.s.), hence for Philadelphia, landed two
men at Amlwch yesterday morning, at two o'clock, the steamer
having been struck by a sea while the anchors were being se-
cured, which forced the men under the anchors and broke their
legs. About 80 bags of coal were thrown overte from the
deck to ease the ship forward.
Lillias, Pendleton, hence for Boston, has put into Gibraltar.
wills loss of two men overboard, having encountered very bad
weather. She left this port 25th Dec.
Lord Dufferin, Clark, hence at Sydney, N.S. IV.
Autumnus, hence and Oporto at ditto.
Saranak, and Hero, Griffiths, hence at the Delaware.
Tallyho, sailed from St. Michael's for this port 18th Jan.
Juan, hence at Gibraltar.
Mazeppa, hence at Charente.

Arethusa, hence at Copenhagen.
HOLYHEAD, Feb. 4.—The Gloria. from Thrall, is discharging
to undergo repairs; her cargo is being transshipped into the
Express and the Charlotte, for conveyance to Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. s.—lt blew a gale for some hours yesterday
afternoon; this morning the weather is very wet, and the wind
W.S.W., fresh. Achilles, from London for Sydney, N.S.W.,
put in here yesterday afternoon ; she had been out 35 days.
SYDNEY, N.S.W., Oct. 25.—A vessel, bo tom Op, was seen
on the beach, about seven miles north of Clarence River, by
the Effort, arrived here.