The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28.—Wind NAV.. fresh,

ARRIVED.—Crisis. Gibson, from Shanghai. in 109 days;
sailed 11th Oct.—Lydia, Jones, Bonny- Mary isrnay. Loggna
—Rochambenn, Holywell, New Orleans—Jenny Lind. Lisbon
—Patriot, Hooper, Onorto—rity of Limerick, Setter, Venire—
Pilotfish, Sedtley, Hamhurgh—London. Bell; Stephen Bald-
win, No th ; Ind Windsor Castle, Sampson. Mobile.
SAlLED.—Garrick. Goodmanson ; and Pacific (s.).Nye. New
York—Duchess of Lancaster. Stevenson, Shanghai—Blanch,
White, New Orleans—Star. Flenly,Lima—Freeman. White..la-
maica—rharles Mallory. Parker, Rio Janeiro—Harvey Gal-
braith, Nancollis, Ve•a Crnz—Black Cat, Werter. St. Michael's
—Joven Dolores. Galindo, Campeachy—Constantine, Bunting,
New York—Duchess of Leinster, Forbes. Rio Janeiro.

Express, Mann!nz, from Benin. at this port ; sailed 29th of
Ont.. Coriarn ?Ist Nov., and St. Thomas 30th Nov.

Stitttj. Corkhill, from Bombay at this port ; sailed 14th Sept.,
and from the Cape of Good Hope 23rd Nov. On the 2nd Nov.,
to the southward of Madagascar, encountered a tremendous
gale for twelve hours, had decks swept, and cabins filled with
water ; lost bulwarks, and one man overboard.

Clio. Moss. hence at Antwerp.
Amos. Bak, r, from Tercoirs. for Truro. at Falmouth
Fxpress. from Manritinq, at Scilly, in 68 days.

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Conabrook. M`Carthy. hence at Corisco.
Jortith, and Carib. from Iquique at Islay

Corsair, from Calder() at eopi'apo.
Arenitipa. from Valparaiso at Huasco.
Skimmer. Griffiths. hence at Coquimbo.
Tipperary, White. hence at Benin.
Middleton, sailed from Lacuna far this port 12th Dee.
Highlander; Ellen Catharine ;lla ; St. Pietro; Triumph-
ant ; and Sydney and Jane. hence at Naples.
John Garrow, Hamilton, hence for New ()rims, at Belfast
Loneh.

Matilda, As',mead, hence for Barhadoes, at Waterford, and
sailed Gth instant.

Olympus. Wilson, hence for New Orleans, at Greenock, with
loss of sails and mainmast sprung.
Onward. Gillard, and George, Strong, sailed from Bordeaux
for this port •'3rd instant.
Pallas. Moller, hence for Trieste—Gasparine, Gamhardilla,
hence for St. Thomas—and Dwina, Cargill, hence for Galatz
all at Kingstown.
Sarah, Jones, from Moulmein—Ganges, Mitchell, Iquique—
..

anrr JaMes Redding, ay, from Gannon—all at Queenitov-rn

Albert, Dengan, hence for llarbadnes, at Troon. lost ancnor
and chain in I andonderry Lough, and was obliged to run for
Troon ; bore on from long. 14 N., nut fifteen days.
GLASGOW, Jan. 2S.—The Glasgow (s.s.), hence for New
York. put hack to Greenock last night. with loss of after corn-
nion, wheelhouse, boats, bulwarks. Sze— ship making a little
water in her upper works, but none below, and second officer
washed overboard, having been struck by a heavy sea on the
21st instant.

RATH MULLEN. LOUGH SWILLY, Jan. 24.—The Mountaineer
(s.), from Liverpool for Minim], put in here this morning,
leaky. but is kept free with the assistance of a few hands.
GATEHOUSE. Jan. 26.—The Helena, from Liverpool for Rot-
terdam, has been towed into these roads from Wigton Bay,
with her foremast cut away, loss of sails, and making a little
water.

THURSDAY

JAN. 29.7 WI nd S., freßh

ARRIVED.—Sarah Sands (s.s.). from the Pacific and Rio Ja-
neiro. after being ashore on Bitrbo Rank—William Wirt.
Sampson, New Orleans—Mayflower, Crooker, and Franchise,
Charleston—Tiber (s.s.). Mediterranean

SAILED.—CaIIoe, Wyldfanz ; Arthur. Main; and Mary So-
merville. J,thnson, for Calcutta—Ann, Brizgs, Malaga—Jupi-
ter, Lievens, Ostend—Mary and Jane, Ellis, Palermo—Francis
and Ann. La Perelle, Naples—Heroine, Dean ; Dilicia, Fillr ul ;
and Liffey, Kurdock, Azores—Royalist, Ross, St. John, N.B.
—Lancefield, Gardner. and Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon—
Arrow, Passmore. and Lady Maxwell, Baxter, St. Michael's—
Elise, Hansen, St. Thomas—David Clark, Boyd, Mobile—
Clydeside, Salter, Jamnici—Compeer, Weeks. Faval—lsabella,
Flay, Bayonue—Glenhurn, Sampson, Baltimore—Elijah Cono-
way, Conoway, Rio Grande—Louisa. Kite. Port-au-Prince—
Arabella, Bovey, Anconn—Alcyone, Watson, Savannah—Gol-
den Fleece, Palethorpe' Bahia—Woodstock, Wood, Apalachi
cola—Clyde, Mills. and Anna Rich, Burwell, Boston—Grape,
Lovatt, Smyrna—Frisk, Whiteway, Cadiz and River Plate—
Fox. Martin, Oporto—Jeune Henry, Big,ault, Nantes—Mar-
seille, oltnians, Amsterdam—Armide, Langley, Aden—John,
Lindross, Trieste.

Nonpareil, from Demerara. at this port. She lost foretop-
mast, maintomallantmast, jitb born. &c., in a squall.

Jumennx, Po,rtes, hence nt Connives.
Asia (a.), hence at New York 15th instant,

F. auk (s.), from New York, at Southampton ; sailed 17th

Penningham. Hamilton, from the Mauritius (and sailed for
London 18th Dec.), and Entirdrlale. Moore, from Souraba)a
(and sailed for Amsterdam on the 19th Dec.), both at St. He-
lena.

MILFORD, Jan. 25.—A quantity of oranges are floating about
the harbour. They are supposed to have been from some ves-
sel that has foundered.
GARLIESTOWN. Jan. 28.—Several dismasted vessels have
been seen from different parts of tl:e coast. They are supposed
to have gone to Cumberland.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 27.—The Panic, which arrived here to-
day, from Shanghai, was struck by lightning, during the gale
last night, and received damage in her spare, chains, &c.
PLYMOUTH. Jan. 27.—The ship Asia was spoken about 50
miles S.W. of Scilly, outward bound, with loss of all her top-
masts, but she did not require assistance.
LONDONDERRY. Jan. 26.—The Mountaineer (s.s.), from Li-
verpool for Ballina, which put into Rathmullin yesterday, hay-
ing sprung a leak, sailed agsin this morning, her passengers
having left her.

FRIDAY, JAN. 30.—Wind N.W., fresh.
AattlvEn.—Lady Hobart, Alexander, from Mobile—Ranee,
Barker, Calcutta—lnternational, Brown, New Orleans—John
Bibby, Pearson, Canton - Bank, Ballinghall, Moulmein—City
of Limerick, Venice—Jesefine, Carlo, Havana—Ann Falcon,
Jamaica—Wexford, English, Savannah—Myrtle, Norman, and
Ranger, —, Lisbon—Ensign, Finnigan, Charleston.
SAILED.—Alinda, Welpert, for Bahia—Corea, M`Guire, for
Charleston.

t tie countess or Lonsnaie (s.), tor Genoa, with machinery
damr,ged ; Amalie, for Constantinople; Fairfield, for Calcutta,
with loss of foreyard ; St. George, for New Orleans; Dauntless,
for Charleston ; Jupiter, and Prophete, for Ostend ; Mary Ca-
roline, for Mobile; Albion, for Apalachicola; Frances and Ann,
for Naples; Margaret and Jane, for Palermo; Garrick, for
New York, with loss of sails, &c.; Laura, and John Runyan,
for Demerara ; N. S. del Carmen, for Havana; and Freeman,
for Jamaica, have all put back.
Union, hence at Ostend 2nd Jan.

Marthit Ellen, sailed from Ostend 11th Jan.; Hope, 14th
and Regina. 16th, all for this port.

George Glen, Siabb. hence at Para.
isch!ef, and Quatro, Sorelle, hence at Naples.
Myrtle, sailed from Lisbon 15th Jan., and Hebe, 16th, both
for this port.

QUEEICSTOWN, Jan. 28.—The Queen of the West, Small,
from Liverpool for New York, has put in here leaky, &c.

NASSAU, Dec. 24.—The Kenes,' Fleet, from lio'nWras to
London, put in here this morning in distress, having been on
shore near Memory Rock, and assisted off by wreckers.

-.r -
PARIS, Jan. 27.--:A large-sized vessel was lost on the 21st
instant, about three leagues from Donelin, on the coast of
Poulrine,

LONDONDERRY. Jan. 27.—The screw-steamer Mountaineer,
from Liverpool for Ballina, has again put into Lough Swilly
for a supply of coals, but will proceed to-morrow. She was

Rival, front Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, put into Lough Foyle
yesterday, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c., one of the pumps
choked, and very leaky, having been struck by a sea In let. 10,

SATURD tY, JAN. 31.—Wind S., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Lesmalingow. Gimber, from St. John, N.B.—
Excelsior, Smith, Mobile—Princesa, Bonse, New Orleans—
John Bunyan. Nichol, Apalachicola—Secret, Collings, Patras.
SAlLED.—Canada (s.), Lang, for New 'York—Mary Florence
Drott, Baltimore—Metoka, Eldridge, New Orleans.

The James Browne, Howes, for Philadelphia. has put back,
after being out 31 days. with masts sprung, making water, &c.;
bore up from lat. 50. long. 27.
Jenny Lind, Lovell, hence for New York, at Fayal, with
cargo adrift.
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,'eter Ito, alcke, hence at ,arcelona.
Osmanli (s.s.), Lock, hence at Gibraltar.
John Wesley, Rowe, hence at Lisbon.
Martha, Poulsen, sailed from Smyrna 11th Jan.; Hope, 14th;
and Regina, 16th, all for this port.
Salcombe Castle, Strong, from Palermo, at Gibraltar, and
sailed for this port.

Paxton, Card, hence and Queenstown, for Halifax, at Queens
town, with loss of foreyard, part of cargo thrown overboard
and leaky; thirty-eight days out from Queenstown.
Vixen, from Cuba, off Queenstown, with cutwater, sails, &c.,
damaged.

Catharine, Swanton, from Bristol, vt Falmouth, with loss o
mainmast; carried away 28th Jan., in lat. 48.

VENICE; Jan. 24.—The Bifronie,feveilo, from Liverpool
and Malta, arrived here 22nd Jan., with part of cargo thrown
overboard.

SUNDAY. FEB. N.W., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Sheridan, Cornish, from New York—Senator,
and Model, St. John, N.B.—Cambria (s.), Leitch, Boston.