The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED. Saratoga, Trask, from New York—Corinthian,
New Orleans—Olivier Von Moore, Hirvoyt, China—Gardyne,
and Garland, Callao—Perseverance, Stephenson. St. John's,
N.B.—Brisk, Dixon, Messina —ldea, Delalioyd ; Vision, Ham-
ley; Francis, M'Auley ; and Narcissa, Chaperon, Nantes—
Emilie Marie, Tallec, Redon.

Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York. at this port; sailed 7th
instant. Has 1,040,000 dollars in specie on freight, and sixty-
two oassengers. On mooring in the Sloyne, slung foul of the
schooner Isabella. which was test to the moorings, and corn'
not get clear. The schooner lost jibboorn, bulwarks, &c., and
was towed clear by the steam-tug Samson.
Jupiter, for Ostend—Johanna Critharina, for Rotterdam—
Fenneo, for Marseilles—and Gossypium, Harrison, for Aden—
have put back.
Bernard, Crawley, hence at Monte Video.
Mercutio, Sewell, from Rio Janeiro, at Buenos Ayres.
Corona, Itagusin, hence at ltio Janeiro.
Harriet L. Dumarsey, from Patagonia, at Monte Video.
Principe. kerary, and Vincenzo. hence at Trieste 3rl instant.
Pir ,te(s.), sailed from Malta for this port 4th instant.
Arabian (s.), hence at Malta 6th instant.
Creole. Avery, sailed from Monte Video for this port on 20th
December.

IPauline, Schreyenburg, hence for Antwerp, at Beaumaris
2)th February.
Lady Mill. Brandon, hence for Monte Video, at Beaumaris.
Mary Bayley., Sewell, hence at Salonica.
Pelican (a.), hence at Helvoet.
Euterprise, Thompson. from Mauritius for London, off
Queenstown 19th Feb.
Amazon, Rogers, from Ibrail—lndefatigable, Pickernell,
from Callao—and Teal, Gray, from St. John, for Glasgow, all
at Queenstown 19th Feb.
Nizatu ; Allan, APArthur ; and Negociator, Young, all from
Calcutta, at Sr. Helena.
Lord Maidstone, from Moulmein, at St. Helena.
Rajah, ft om Hong Kong, for London, at Anjer 2Gth Dec.
CARDIFF, 19th Feb.—The t detiroy, Hughes, hence for Liver-
pool, lying at anchor in Penarth Roads, was r n into this
morning, by the Merlon (brig), of London, from Havre for
this port. and received SG' much damage as to oblige her to
slip her chain, and run on Penarth Beach, where she now lies
sunk.
WATERFORD, 19th Feb.—The Hawk. Coveny, from Nantes,
put in here to-day, with loss of foretopmast, bulwarks, and
sails split. Ihe Valentine, Ffayei, coal laden, has been brought
in here by the Joseph Sails, the crew having left her at anchor
off Loftus Hall.
t'on-r RUSH, 17th Feb.—The Shamrock, Linchy, and Har-
mony,Cogle, both from Liverpool, whilst lying at their anchors
in the river yesterday, were ran foul of by the Thistle rs.), from
Londonderry, when they broke from their moorings ; the for-
mer went ashore, but got off this day, making water; the latter
bilged, and is likely to be a total lass.
PORTNOO, NAIRN, CO. DONEGAL, 17th Feb.—A good deal of
drift timber has been washing about here the last few days,
and this morning an oar was picked up, painted black, with
with words on the loon " ship A. Foster," and on the blade
" Richain," with copper clasp, and a red cross on each side of
the blade.—Mem. lite Andrew Foster, Holberton, cleared at
New York, for Liverpool, 6th Feb.

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 22.—Wind N., light.
ARRlVED.—ltiverdale, Maxwell, anti Saltine, Haley, from
New Orleans—Falcon, Leighton, St. John, N.B.—Belus, Bai-
lache, l'atras7Alltaniatt, Winsor, Denia.

SAILED —Fanny, Fordyce, tor Hayti—Win. Large, Drew,
Barbadoes—Adler, Grell. St. Thomas—Bridesmaid. Bout Mier,
Rio Grande—Bonita, Wilcox. and Sylvia, Pienschke, Rio Ja-
neiro—Nile (s.), lilive, Gibraltar—Jenny Lind, Dennis, Lisbon
—Hedaig Cbarlotta, Bengston, Rio Janeiro.

Regulus, Evans. from Maranliam at this port; sailed 10th of
Jan. Left the Carlton, tones, loading for Ibis port.
Frankfort (s.), Corbett, hence at Leghorn.
Prophete, Kirkhove, and Loochristie, Niefors, hence at Os-
tend.

CARDIFF. 20th Feh.—The Glenroy, Hughes, for Liverpool,
which was run on the beach, yesterday. at Penarth Roads, has
discharged her cargo, and will go into deck for repairs.
REDCAR, 20th Fe. —The Providence, /11`t.e4n, of and for
Newcastle, from Liverpool, in taking the river Tees yesterday,
in a gale from the north, struck upon the South Gar, and has
become a total wreck ; crew, except an apprentice, drowned.
CROMAR, 20th Feb.—A boat's tiller, with a man's hand
carved at the end, and cut on the square part Joseph Fenton
Whitby," and three beams, have been washed ashore at this
place.
MOULMEIN, —.—The Caledonia, Bond, for England, which
sprung a leak in the river and put back, got aground off Long
Island.

MONDAY, FEB. 23.—Wind S.E.
ARRIVED.—E. A. Sou'lard, Vaughan, from Savannah—Peli-
can (s.), Byrne, Rotterdam.

Niagara (8.), Stone, from New York at this port; sailed 11th
Feb. Has on board 958,860 dollars in specie on freight.
Harriet, hence at Charleston.
Juno, hence at Mobile.
City of Manchester me.), hence at Philadelphia, after being
de shied twenty days in the ice.
Europa (s.), hence at. Boston 9th Feb.
milicete, Jones; James Carson, Rainey; Jno. Davies,
Huth; s; Elizabeth Bentley, Abed ; and Oscar, Gavan, hence
at New Orleans. _ _

Juno, Moran; Speed, Grundell ; and Express, Anderson,
hence at Savannah.

Manche, Rudolph, hence and New York, at Savannah

NEW YORK, 11th Feb.—The Sarah, Laidlaw, from Liverpool
to Charleston, was ashore on Stony Breakers 7th Feb., with
ten feet of water in her hold, abandoned by all but her captain.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Huskisson, from Africa for this port, 27th Dec.. in lat. 1 S.,
long. I R., all we I—Huskisson, from Africa for this port, 16th
Jan., in lat 6 N., long. 28 W., with mainmast and bowsprit
spy ung, and loss of foretopsail yard—Robins, hence for New
York, 11th Feb., in lat. 49 N., long. 11 W.—Bowling, hence for
Monte Video, 14th Feb.. off Toskar—Hindoo, hence for Cal-
cutta, 14th Feb., off► uskar—lsabella, 14th Feb., off Tuskar—
Enterprize, hence for Venice, awl Otterspool, hence for Bata-
via, 14th Feb., above Tuskar—Wye, hence for Antigua, 14th
Feb., off Wicklow—Sea Queen, from Shanghae for London, 3d
Nov., in lat. 1 N.—F.lvira, 17th Dec., in lat. 35 S., long. 23 E.—
Seven Brothers, 13th Jan., in lat. 1 N., long. 21 W.- Missis-
sippi, for Callao, 19th Jan.. in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W.—Thomas
Brocklebank hence for Calcutta, off the Smalls—Carneleon,
hence for Batavia, 29th Dec.. in lat. 24 S., long. 28 W —Chris-
tiana. Ferris, Sandwich. and Commissary, 14th Feb., all off
Tuskar—Almade, from Charleston for this pert, three d"ys out,
in lat. 33 N., long. 73 W.—John Garrow, hence, 10th Feb., in
lat. 5O N., long. 10 W.—Clifton, 15;h Feb., thirty miles S.W. of
the Smalls—Asia, from Mobile for this port, 19th Jan.--Saxon,
from N, w Orleans for this port, 20th Jan.—Texian, 16th Feb.,
thirty miles S.W. of Sicily—Empress, hence for Rio Janeiro,
Feb., off Saltees—Flora, of this port, bound W.S.W , 16th Feb.,
in lat. 48 N , long. 8 W.—Shirley. of Boston, outward hound,
16th Feb., 100 miles W.S.W. of Scilly—Circassian, from Val-
parasio and Falkland Islands, for this port, 27th Dec., in lat.
28 S., long. 28 W. ; captain had died in the Falkland Islands—
Albanian, from Sardinia for this port, 15th Feb., in lat. 47 N.,
long. 12 W.—J. A. Westervelt, nence for New York, 14th Feb.,
off Kinsale—Heroine, of I iverpool, 3(1 Jan., between Acera and
Cape St. Paul—Liffey, hence for St. Michael, 6th Feb., in lat.
44 N., long. 11 W.—J. T. Ford, from Callao for Queenstown,
31st Dec., in lat. 20 S., long. 29 W.—Sir K. Peel, bound west,
9th Feb., in lat. 4S N., long. 14 W.