The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-10 00:00:00

SATURDAY, FEB. 7.77 Wind

ARRIVED.—FIora Macdonald, Smith, from Bombay—Erni!,
Smith, Snanghae—Stanhope, Lott. and Tt'by, Jarvis, St Mt-
chael—Amelia, Rio Grande -George Green, Redman, Mobile—
Charles Saunders, Spence; Wilson, Smith; send James Nes-
mith, Watts, New Orleans—Skyrocket, Wakelntm, Messina—
Mariner, Westcott, Girgenti—Surprise, Duke, Malta—lien-
netts,

SAILED.—Glinda, Wiepert, for Bahia—Quito (s.),
Valparaiso—Cambria (s.), Leitch, Halifax and Boston•

Asia (s,), Judkins, from New York, at this port ; left 28th Of
Jan. Has .e 102,530 in specie on freight.

Loyal, Synes, hence for St. Michael, at Plytnou h sth Feb.,
with band of towsprit broken, loss of sails, &c.

Iris, Venard, hence for Benin. at Brest, with damage, having
been in contact.

Balmoral, Fenton, from Agde at Gibraltar, and cleared 28th
Jan. for this port.
Fencer, Harris, from Leghorn at Gibraltar, and cleared 30th
Jan. for this port.
Phcenix, De Boer, from Monte Video for this port, at Fal-
mouth sth February.

Propontis, Barnes, from Shanghae for Dublin, at Kingstown
6th February.
The Cynthia (schooner), of Liverpool, Cornish, from Tam-
pico, put back, the master and mate having been murdered, in
the Bay of Campeachy, by one of the Mexican sailors on board.
Admittance, Harrison, from Bordeaux at Cadiz.

FALMOUTH, sth Feb.—A ship, of about SOO tons, laden, to-
tally dismasted, decks swept, and apparently abandoned, jury
foremast, with no sails set, and seeminzly North American
built, was passed 4th Feb., thirty miles S.W. of Scilly, by the
Adventure, Glazebrook, arrived here from Cardiff.

SUNDAY. FEB. B.Wind W., fresh, heavy rain

ARRIVED.—Horatio, Youngliusbatid, from Alanzanilla—
Elinor Dixon, Quayle, Calcutta—Fanny, Imerst. Valparaiso--
William Jarvis, Jarvis, New Orleans—Halls, Hall, Girgenti„

Chatham, \Tennis ; Favorite. Pickance ; and City of Lincoln,
Pentecost—all hence at New Orleans.

America (s.), 26th Jan., and I'. B. Wales, Crocker, hence at
Boston.

Icarus, Kendall, hence at Salonica.
Phantom, Saunders, hence at Ancona.
Rapid, Tucker, and Osmanli (s.), Lock, hence at Leghorn.

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Commodore (s.), Little, hence at Havre.
Amicitia, Bossinga, hence at Bremen.
Pirate (s.), Ritchie, hence at Constantinople

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St. Lotiis:Davies, hence for Philadelphia, at Boston; put in
for repairs, the ship leaking badly, having been struck by a
sea, 23rd Dec., in lat. 30, long. 38, which stoved bulwarks,
filled the cabin with water, &c. in a heavy gale from N.W.

Zealous, Strang, sailed from Leghorn fin: this port on 23rdof
January.
Harp, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 3rd Feb._

Dis Pitch, Thompson; Vision, Hambly; and Margaret.
Hadgwick—all sailed from St. Nazaire for this port 3rd Feb.
British Queen, Bell, cleared at Constantinople 17th Jan. for
this port.
Juno, Strandberg, from Upatoria, for this port, at Constan-

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tinople. _„
Raja Gopaul, Dawson—Margaret Malone, Clyne—and Hope,
Power, from Callao, all at Queenstown.
James Scott, Sutter, from Shanghae—Caroline, from Callao
—and Hants, Hopplewhite, from Valparaiso, for London, all
off Queenstown. _ _ _

Augusta, Newton, from Moulmein, for Glasgow, at Falmoutb.
Emigrant, Kemp, from New Zealand, for Dock Yard, at
Plymouth.

M'Cready, from St. Domingo, at New York, after
being driven ashore by the ice on the East Bank, near the
Light-ship.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—A ship was seen ashore 23d Jan.,
south of Great Egg Harbour, and a barque, 24th Jan., on
Romer Shoals.—The Reciprocity, arrived here from Liverpool,
carried away maintopmast trousel trees, 31st Dec., and on
10th Jan., off Nantucket, was struck by a sea, which stove in
all the doors in the houses on deck, and penetrated between
decks; on the 12th Jan., carried away steering apparatus.—
The E. C. Scranton, from Liverpool, in attempting to get in
the east river, in tow of a steamer, grounded, but got off at
high water.—A ship, with loss of bowsprit, and fast in the ice,
was seen at sunset, 20th Jan., about three miles from shore,
off the back of Provincetown Cape, but was not visible next
morning.—The Cromwell, arrived at Boston, from Liverpool,
was run into, 18th Jan., by a brig, supposed to be British, but
received very little damage.—The Leavitt, Storer, from New

S. W. Pass, has been gOt off, and tam back to New Orleans.
—A ship is ashore on Gardiner's Point, east end of Long
Island, heading. to the N.E., and apparently surrounded by
ice.—A large chip, in three pieces, was passed 11th Jan., in,
lat. 49, long. 69, and two hours after the house of a vessel, sup-
posed American, and a sailor's chest.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 21.—A ship, name unknown, is in the
ice, distnasted.—Jan. 27 : A brig is ashore at Poplar Island,
with a signal of distress flying. The navigation of the bay is
resumed.

MONDAY, FEB. 9.—Wind N.N.W.

ARRIVED.—Crown, Chandler, and Anna Henderson, Coulti
from Calcutta—Bellona, M'Clellan, Demerara—Arno (s.s.),
Haram, Marseilles, and left Gibraltar 4th Feb.

Venus, Lowry, from Port St. Mary, Isle of Man, at this port,
with wrecked goods from the Alpha.
Queen of the West, Mars, hence for New York, has been
towed back to this port from Queenstown by the Independence
(steam tug).

Gem, hence for Maranham, at Derbyhaven, Isle of Man.
Lancefield, Gardner, hence for Lisbon, pnt back to Holyhead
Bth Feb. .

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Frankfort (s.s.), and Orontes (s.s.), both hence at Gibraltar
2nd Feb. _ _ __ _ _ ... ___ .

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CUSHENDALL, Feb. s.—The schooner Samson, with 150 tons
of coal, from Glasgow to Londonderry, has been driven ashore
on Ratblin Island.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 7.—The Golden Eagle, Headry, from Benin
to Liverpool, was towed in here to-day totally dismasted, with
loss of rudder, and leaky. The casualty happened whilst lying
to, 23rd Jan., in lat. 50, long. 15.