The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-28 00:00:00

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23.—Wind S.S.E., moderate,

ARRlVED.—Polynesia, Procter, from Quebec—Mary Hale,
Rollins, Baltimore—Margaret (a.), Simpson, Havre.
SAILED.—RoyaI Sovereign, Campbell, and Childe Harold,
Clarke, for Mobile—Ashmore, Martin, Shan,ghae—Gulnare,
Copeland; Olympus, Wilson; Hartley, Morrill; Jane, Harder,
New Orleans—E. A., Allona, Bilboa—Chevalier, Price, Trini-
dad—Margaret Elizabeth, Elliott; Choice, Obgier ; Queen of
the West, Tregarthen, Buenos Ayres—Sirius, Ford, Para—ln-
vincible, Pennington, Oporto—Favourite, Whitfield, Naples—
Kalk, Cosalich, Marseilles—Gultherminn, Contente ; Pelican
(s.s.), Byrne; Archibald, M‘Nish, Lisbon—Confidence, Rich-
ards, Nice--Liebre, Bastides, Cadiz--Massondie, Arnaud,
Alexandria, E.—Ribeiro, Ribeiro, Rio Janeiro—Thekla. Smidt,
Rodeso, Maracaibo—Malvina, Beer, Rotterdam—Malgenio,
Parrna, and Jesus, Homar, Havannah—Leveret, Lawson, for
Athens—Porto Re, Realds, Trieste—Alf, Gjeritrup, Charleston
—Bouvere, Messina, Malta—British Queen, Plain, Port Philip
—Cambria (s.), Wickman. Havre—America, Richards, Cha-
rente—John Hamilton, Sillars, Bombay—Lilly, Owen, Africa
—Rose, James, St. Michael's—Balclutha, Hart, Newfoundland
—Edward, Kalif, Baltimore—Cronkbane, Corkhill, Melbourne
—Othello, Schultz, Barcelona—Elenora, Bell, Arica—Julius,
Michaels, Stettin—Marietta, Scaper, Constantinople.

The Emigrant, sailed from Melbourne for Sydney Ist Sept
Hope, hence for New York, at Fayal.

Lena, Thoms, from Hull for this port, at Grimsby, leaky.
The Roscius, hence for New York, at Belfast Lough, with
loss of foreyard, sails, &c., and two officers and five men in-
jured.
Touch-me-not, Rowe, hence for Constantinople, at Fowey,
with loss of mainboom ; had sails split, boats stove, &c., and
is badly damaged.
AZ% hence for Marseilles, at Kingstown, with loss of bul-
wane and water-casks, and with sails split.
Lurkan, Brolinson, sailed from Marseilles 17th Sept., and
Frankfort 18th Sept., both for this port.

The Agnes, for tlonduras, in hauling out of Birkenhead dock
this morning, grounded outside the gates, and remains.
The Cornish Diamond, Sampson, from Girgenti for this port
at St. Ives. She had experienced very bad weather ever since
she left Gibraltar, and had sprung a leak in a heavy gale on the
18th Dec., and lost foremast, bulwarks, &c.
BREST, Dec. 19.—The Asia, WCutcheon, from Liverpool for
Mobile, was*driven on the rocks near Pontusval, during a hur-
ricane on the 16th Dec., and subsequently went to pieces.
Three of the crew drowned.

FRIDAY, DEC. 24.—Wind W.S.W

ARRlVED.—Richard Cobden, Burrell; Rockaway, Goodwin;
Phoenix, Moppet ; Ashburton, Taylor ; and John Haven,
Ricker, from New Orleans—Albert Gallatin, Delano; Niagara,
Livermore ; and Isaac Wright, Abeel, New York—Wyoming,
Dunlevy, Philadelphia—American Union, Otis, Mobile—Alice
Gill, Wright, Montreal—Bonita, Wilcox, Pernambuco—Clyde,
Mills; Alcyone, Pitt; Pursuit, Smith; and Christina, Quebec
—Brothers, Green, Cameroons—George, Strong, Monrovia-
-Rubin, Whelan, Bombay—Wasdale, Tait, Licata—General
Parkhill, M`Kown, Charleston—Sarah, Fowler, Laguna de
Terminos—Margaret (s), Simpson, Havre—Latimer, Lloyd,
and Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, Tarragona—lsmyr, Hamburg—
Jenny Lind, Legg, Oporto—Eblana, Roper, and Portland,
Scriven, Palermo—Messenger, Whipple, and Astore, Facchin•
netti, Alexandria—Clarence. Cox, Seville—Ploughboy, Vibert,
St. Michael—George Glen, Stabb, Ceara—San Spiridione,—.
SAlLED.—Denison, King, for Antigua—Arno (8 s), Evans,
Genoa—Agnes, Godel, Honduras—Tyro, Rowland, Lisbon.

Baltic (s), Comstock, from New York at this port; left 12th
Dec., at 9 a.m., having been detained from noon of 11th, in
consequence of fog, and want of water over the bar. Has
8250,000 in specie on freight.
The Osprey, of this port, from Barrow for Cardiff, at Beau-
maris, with jibboom and part of cutwater carried away.
The Calder, Marm, from New York for this port, is at
Crookhaven, with loss of bulwarks, boats stove, rigging da-
maged, and makes water.

SATURDAY, DEC. 25.—Wind W.N.W., a heavy gale, a.m.
ARRIVED.—Ajax, Stark, from Alexandria, E.—Amy Ann,
M`Leod, Quebec—Europa, Williams, Rio Janeiro—Arlington,
Ryan, Charleston—Advice, Gray, Monte Video—Paragon,
Bennett, Smyrna.
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—gAlL.—legsie Miller, Gray, for Charleston—America (s),
Lang, for Halifax and Boston.

Ribeiro, for Rio Janeiro, and Conway, for New Orleans,
have put back; the former with loss of sails.
Magistrate. M'Kenzie, hence at New Orleans.
Typhoon, Saltar, hence at New York.
Moro Castle, hence at St. Stephen.
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Avondale. Pearson, fm New Orleans for this port, at Boston.
FRAZERBURGH, Dec. 21.—The Jessie and Alexander, of Port
St. Mary, from Liverpool, for Macduff, in making for
this harbour, to-day, drifted on a reef of rocks, and is expected
to become a total wreck, unless the weather moderate : crew
saved.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—The Constitution, that arrived here
yesterday, from Liverpool, lost mainmast, and four men over-
board, in a gale, Nov. 12. in lat. 51 N, long 12 W.—The British
brig Industry, timber laden, and abandoned, was passed, Dec.
5 in lat 36, long 64.

SUNDAY, DEC. 26.—Wind S.W., fresh

ARUIVED.—Susan G. Owens, Michaels, from Charleston—
Washington, Wilkie, Mobile—Arab, Delano, Savannah—Lord
George Bentinck, Montreal—Lochiel, Miramichi—Catherine,
Demerara—Hero, Charente—Two Anthonye, Holland—Medea,
Galatz—Star, Edwin, Marseilles.

SAlLED.—toodianab, Whittington, for Africa—Andes s),
Wickman, for New York.

Europa (a), from New York at this port; saiied 15th Dec.
Has 3274,000 in specie on freight, and 66 passengers.
Marco Polo, Forbes, from Melbourne at this port; sailed
11th Oct. Left Liverpool 4th July. Made the passage out in
68 days, and home in 75 days. The Australia (s) left Melbourne
with the mails for England, and 156,000 ounces of gold, II days
before the Marco Polo. She had arrived at Adelaide, and was
to leave that port 4th Oct. with an addition of 65,000 ounces of
gold. On the 11th Oct. the Mobile, and Julia, both from this
port; Shanghae, from London • and Orleans, of Greenock,
were all seen at anchor off Port Philip Heads.
Olympus, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss of sails
and yards.
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Mti'rgaret and Elizabeth, for Buenos Ayres, has put back,
with loss of fore and main topmasts and bowsprit, after being
aground on the Hoyle.

-Alliance, and Caithagena, for Charleston, have put back ;
the former leaky, and the latter with loss of mainyard.
Manilla, for New Orleans; Caledonia, for San Francisco ;
Phoenix, for Maranham ; Brewer, for New York ; and Alf, for
Charleston, have put back.
Tyro, for Lisbon, has put back, with loss of sails, &c.
Content, Cove, and Juan, Cove, both hence for Gibraltar;
Fitchet, Jarvis, hence for t. Michael ; Maliena, Porcas, and
Jesus. Omar, both hence for Havana ; and E A, Adare, hence
for Bilboa,—all atHolyhead?sth Dec.

Wanata, Lee; Europa, Oliver ; Hibernia, Nl'Malion • Jane
Pratt, Clarke ; Serampore, Smith ; Ellen, Leighton ; and Julia.
Britton, ill hence at Melbourne.

Tipp6 Saib, Stewart, hence at Melbourne, and sailed 11th
Oct. for Calcutta.

Birmingham, and Mirzapore, both hence ; and Flora M'Do-
nald, from Portland Bay, all at Melbourne 9th Oct.
Araminta. Feran, hence at Geelong.

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Merlin,Laverty; and Ascendant,„ Spencer, both hence at
Sydney, sT:§.W,

Heni4/ Gillespie, Cumming, hence at Cape Good Hope, and
sailed for Port Philip Bth Nov.
Denison, King, hence for Antigua, got on Saltwater Bank,
near Lytham. and lost fore and main yard. The Lytham life-
boat put a pilot on board, and she is now riding nt anchor.
Two men were taken off the wreck of a smack, lying off
Ormshead, by the America (s), for Boston.
CARNARVON, Dec. 25.—The Greek brig Atenia, from Alex-
andria for Liverpool, has entirely broken up. Materials
mostly saved, except anchors and chains; cargo only partially
saved, in a damaged state.

'WATERFORD, Dec. 24.—The Wexford, Cock], from Liverpool
for Charleston, has put in here, with cargo shifted, and in a
leaky state; bore up from lat. 45, long. 22.
HOLYHEAD, Dec. 25.—The Elizabeth, Jenkins, from Liver-
pool for Cork, and the John and Mary, from Liverpool for
Limerick, got in contact in this bay yesterday. The former
lost masts, and the latter her bowsprit.

MONDAY, DEC. 27.—Wind S.W., blowing a gale.

ARRIVED.—FIorida, Mills, from Savannah—Union, Blair,
and Gleam, Hannafm d, Newfoundland—President, Dellimore,
New Orleans—Austria, Borland, Charleston--Commodore,
Pritchard, St. John, N.B.—Koningen LQlnu, Klapen,.