The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

MY, SEF

ARRIVED
Parliament, Brabyn, Rouen-
(s.s.), Olive, Gibraltar, &c.-
-Brage, Roman, Marseilles—
SAlLED.—Davenport, Colbri
Orleans—Berbice, Longrigg, (
KaFen, Hansen, Rio Grande—
M`Gowan, Lisbon—Wilhelm, Helvig, Iceland

Garland, Morris
i:mulazione, \rid

Mary Caroline, Fox, hence at St. Johr
Titania, Palfrey, and Barnhill, Collin
foundland.

SevilleL-Lisbo

ST. JOHN, N. 8., Sept. 11.—The hull of the Queen Pomare,
lately stranded near Musquash, on her passage from Liverpool
for this port, was towed into this harbour on the 9th instant.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT

Nind N., moderate.
I.New York; left 18th inst

ARRIVED
. .
Ha 5.336,557 dollars in specie on freight, and 10G pa
SAILED.—DoII Ricardo, Wakem, for Hong Kong, &i
of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, Philadelphia—American
Chase, and Rochninbeau, Hallowell, New York— Patriarch
Christie, Aden and Bornhay—Neptune, Herrais, Matanzas—
Alarm, Grace, Rio Grande—Crusader, Hunter, Bahia—Billov
Queen, Thomson, Punta Arenas—Speed, Grundell, Stater
Island—Brigand (s.s.), Thomson, Constantinople, &c.—Juan
Cove, Denia—America, Richards, Charente and Cadiz.

Arctic (s.), Luce, f

Niagara (s.), Le

Roscius, , Molouy ; Liverpool, Gardner ; Progress, Chase ;
De Witt Clinton, Funk; George Evans, Cuillard; Benjamin
Adams, Drummond ; Elvira Owen, Owen ; Silas Greenman,
Spencer; Charles Cooper, Cutts; Anna Kimball, Webster;
Shannon, Thompson ; Muscuncas, Kelleran ; Faneuil
Sears ; Clermont, Dorman ; and John Wiley, Davison, all
hence at New York.

Denmark, Brenan, hence at Baltimore.
John Rutledge, Wambersie, hence at Charleston,

Princess Roy-0, Coffey, berice at Quebec

Parliament:BrOwn, lience at Boston

Jenny Lind, Moslier, hence at Portsmouth, N.H

Earl Grey, from Iquique at Islay.
Alexander, sailed from Islay for this port 9th July.
1, sailed from Arica for this port 14th July
k to N. York 17th inst
at Falmouth 27th inst.
I, jibboom, and sails.

America (ship), foi this 13

Carribeari, COekton, flout Sincap
with loss of foretopmast, foretopsa

THURSDNI, SF

Wind N.W., fresh

from N

ARRlVED.—Manhattan, Peaboc
Winter, and Alice Jane, Levens, Jamai
Tait, Quebec—Albatross (s.s.), Bulkeley
SAILED.—Aurora,

Rotterdam

The Janes, hence for Constantinople, put into Kingstown
yesterday, having struck upon a rock ; but she does not make
water.

The sloop Harriet, Jones, which sailed hence for Bangor,
was totally wrecked, early yesterday morning, on the Dutch-
man's Bank, near Puffin Island. The captain, crew, and a
female passenger, were drowned. The vessel was yesterday
seen lying inside the bank, in about IS feet of water.
Nile, hence at Valparaisq 17th Aug.

Lauia, and Comthune, both henCe at Kingston, Jamaica
28th Aug. _

Bona Dea, hence and Cork, at Quebec.
Rio Grande, sailed from Eastport for this port Ist Sept.
Janet, sailed from Callao for this port 4th Sept.
Cronksbane, sailed from Antigua for this port 10th Sept.
Zephyr, and New City of Cork, both sailed from Barbadoes
for this port 4th Sept.
Tremont, sailed from Valparaiso for this port 30th July;
Charles Brownell, sth Aug.; and Iral Banco, 15th Aug.
SmYaNA, Sept. 17.—The Wrestler, of Liverpool, hence for
Constantinople, which stranded in the Gulf on the 21st ultimo,
has_been got off, and brought into port.

MALTA, Sept. 21.—The from Alexandria to Liverpool,
got aground off Cape Granitola, coast of Sicily, but came off,
after remaining on shore eleven hours; put in here on the
16th, with loss of false keel, but making very little water. She
is now perfectly tight, and ready to proceed.
Dustx,v, Sept. 29.—Last night, in consequence of a heavy
gale from E.N.E., the steamers which usually leave the North
Wall for Liverpool, Belfast, &c., were unable to do so. The
brig Sarah, of Whitehaven, coal-laden. is aground at the side
of Poolbeg lighthouse, and four bodies have been washed on
shore. The temporary wooden pier-light, on Kingstown west
pier, was blown down last night.

FRIDAY, OCT. 1

Wind W. to S.W., fresh breeze

ARRlVED.—Pacific, Jobson, from Akyab—Mary Queen of
Scots, Black, Maceio—Rhondda Bird, Buenos Ayres—James,
Graves, Laguna—Mary Hounsell, Page, Paraiba—Arno (s.s.)
Haram, Palermo—George, Parnell, Licata—Martha, Postema
Nantes—Helena, Currie, Windsor, N.S.—Antionetta Petrel',
Nielson, Drammen—Margaret (s.), Miller, Havre.

The James, for Constantinople, has put back from Kingstown,
where she bad put in after being ashore.
Livorno (s.s.), hence at Marseilles 25th Sept.

Orontes ?s.s.j; hence at Alexandria.
Persian (s.s.), cleared at Constantinople for this port 13th
Sept.
Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan. left Malta for London 19th Sept.
Huntress, Hammond, hence at Tobago.
Vascongado, Ansolindia, hence at Havana.
Sarah, Fowler, hence at Vera Cruz.
Hellespont, Bell, hence at Constantinople.
Bridget, sailed from Port-au-Prince for this port 6th Sept.
Branscombe, Waddington, sailed from Callao 12th Aug.;
Lanercost, and Seaton, 18th ; Rosina, 19th ; and Dryad, 23rd,
all for this port.
Balmoral, Robertson, and Lord Riversdale, from San Fran-
cisco; and Nile, Kemp, hence, all at Valparaiso.
The Ellen, brig, of Liverpool, from Para for London, was
burned at sea 6th August : crew saved.
NARVA, Sept. 23.—The Mary, of Dundee, from Liverpool,
parted chain, and went on shore, last night, near the mouth of
the Narva. Crew, except master, supposed to have perished.
BEAUMARIS, Sept. 30.—The Carrs, Farmer, from Liverpool
for Newcastle, with salt, was driven ashore in Red Wharf Bay,
on the night of the 28th instant, and will be a total wreck.'
The crew were saved by the life-boat.

SATURDAY, OCT