The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-27 00:00:00

A,l)typtlig

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20.—Wind S. to S.W., fresh breeze.
ARRlVED.—Hemlspbere, Whittlesey ; Scotia, Merrill; and
Osborne, Howell, for New Orleans—Vinko, Thian, and Ellen,
Bell, Alexandria—lnvincible, Baltimore—Yeoman, Purdon, St.
John, N.l3.—Mary Queen of Scots, Blackmore, Paraiba—Emu-
lous, Clarke, Demerara—Demetrius, Hutchinson, Ibraila—
Rhoda, Matthews, Messina—Diego de Leon, Molet, Denia.
SAILED.—Helena, Vandervelde, far Rotterdam—John Gar-
row, Hamilton, New Orleans—Prophete, Vanderkerkhove, Os-
tend—Mary Caroline, Fox, Mobile—Laura, Le Messurier, De-
merara—Fairfield, Hor.ell, Calcutta—Nuestra Senora del Car-
men, Cortacta, and Bella en Gracia, Gavica, Havana—Alpha,
Plower, Monte Video —Divina. Constantinople and Galatz—
Heroine, Dean, Azores—Anns. Briggs, Malaga and Marseilles.

Princess, hence at Malaga.
Josefina, Calvo, sailed from Havana for this port 31st Dec.
Garland, Simpson, sailed from Smyrna for this port 3rd inst.
Admiral (s.), and Margaret (s.), hence at Havre.
Flora Bella; Grace ; and Maria Angele, hence at Nantes.
Grecian Queen; Arno (s.s,), and Lady Campbell, hence at
Gibraltar.

The Lady of the Lake, Smith. hence for Charleston, is put-
ting into Beaumaris, with loss of foretopmast•
The Meniestrom, Verner, for this port, put back to Belfast,
17th instant, with ballast shifted.
The Lyra, Bell, from Gothenhorg for the Isle of Man, is
totally lost at the mouth of the Morray Firth : crew saved.
Colonel Mule, Dorward, and Louisa y Jesusa, Galdez, hence
at Havana.

Syria, Peter, from Alexandretta at Beirout, and sailed for
Jaffa 2nd instant.

Nile (s.s.). Rodger, from Alexandretta at Beirout, and sailed
for this port 4th instant.

Sampson, Butcher, sailed from Beirout 19th Dec. ; Chimcera,
23d ; and Panope, 28th—all for this port.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. U.—The Resolution, from Liverpool for
Zeirickzee, was abandoned, off Camperdown, yesterday; crew
saved by the Java Courier, arrived here.
B ILFORD, Jan. 17.—A quantity of water casks, and parts of
the wreck of a vessel, were passed 14th instant, off tile west end
of Lundy Island.

Springfield. Roy, sailed irJ5 St. Thomas, for Savannah, 22d
Dec.

Vesta, Youlden, from Galatz, at Queens:,-;:wn. 22d Jan.
Mariner, Doherty, from Buenos Ayres, at "Ford, 21st
Jan.

Guovani, I archi, from Havre, for Buenos Ayres, at Ply-
mouth, 21st Jan.

Moninouth, Torrey, from Havre, for New Orleans, at Ply-
mouth, 21st Jan.

Meniies. Branthwaite, from Shangliae, for London, at Deal,
24th Jan. in eighty-six days from Anjer.
l.ancastrian, Langley, from China, for London, at Deal, 24th
Jan.

David—Lousa—John Calvin—Carlton—Arundel—and Alex-
ander Harvey, from Chinchas, at Callao, all for England.
BEAUMARI3, 23d Jan.—The vessels reported ashore have
been got off, with little or no damage.
CARDIFF, 22d Jan.—The Royal Tar, M'Donald, hence for
Liverpool, has returned to Penarth loads, having been struck
by a sea, which carried away gangway and galley, shifted cargo,
and did other damage. It is feared she will have to be brought
into dock to discharge and repair.
HOLYHEAD, 22d Jan.—The Glory, of Yarmouth, from Liver-
pool, for Rotterdam, was seen, this morning, on a lee shore.
The Llewellyn, hobling boat, went out, boarded her, and ran
her into Penmanarsh, where she will ride safely.
CALLAO, 17th Nov.—The Symmetry, Thompson, from Callao,
for England, put into Ancon, in a leaky state, and has been
condemned there. Cargo transhipping into the Parkfield,
Nautilus and Chimborazo.

SUNDAY, JAN. 25.—Wind S.S.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Empire State, Russell, from New York—Ever-
ton, Mauritius—Athelstan, Calcutta—lndustry, St. John, N.B.
—Black Prince; Bhurtpore ; and Catherine, from —.
SAILED. —Anna Dorothea, AP Kenzie, for Savannah.

Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York at this port; left 14th
Jan., at 4 p.m. Same day saw a steamer, supposed to be the
Humboldt, from Havre. The Africa has 600,253 dollars on
freight.

Xarifa, Reynolds; Charles Hamerton, Robinson ; and Lau-
rina, Hawkins—all hence at Barbadoes.
Betty and Emma, Blenkin, hence at Laguira, and sailed 15th
Dec for Puerto Cabello.

Bemicia, Watkinson, hence at Laguira, and sailed 22nd D
for Rio 'ladle.

Granville, Brown; Risk, Wemyss ; and Champion, Red-
man, hence at_ Laguira.

Lady Franklin,'Yeaton ; Yorkshire, Briggs; and Great West-
ern, Spearman, all hence at New York.