The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

SAILED.

Elizabeth, Wicharas Pernau Forest Kin;, Allen N. York
Angelica, Mitord Syra Annette Hage, Gamst
Judy, Pearce Rotterdam Iceland
Timandra, Boase Vera Cruz Metha, Serensen Ditto

Elizabeth Bentley, hence at St. John, N.B.
Trephys, Gunn, hence for Alexandria, U.S., at Queens-
town, leaky.
Lady Russell, Smiley; Hibernian. Stewnrt ; Titania, and
Glaucus, Duncan,—all hence at St. John, N.B.
Jack, Griffiths, sailed from Santander for this port, on the
3rd Sept.
Hope, from Stettin for this port, at Stornoway, 7th Sept.
Ttinity Yacht, Hounsell, sailed from Denis, 2nd Sept. ,
Snake, 2nd ; and Juan, and Staghound, 3rd Sept.,—all for
this port.
The St. John, Hurst, has arrived at this port from Pernam-
buco. with the crew, &c., of the Condor. from London for
Melbourne, before reported as being burnt at sea.
The Laura Campbell, which arrived here yesterday from
Paraiba, lost no less than is hands from yellow fever during
the voyage, four of whom died on the passage. Her comple-
ment home is 17 in all.
The packet-ship Marco Polo, Captain Forbes, has arrived
here from Melbourne, having on boar I ..e?80.000 in gold on
freight, and 30 passengers. She sailed from Melbourne on
the Bth, and Port Philip Heads on the 10th June, performing
the voyage in six mouths, having sailed from this port on the
13th of March last.
NEW YORK, Aug. SO.—The W. R. Hallet, for Liverpool,
which put hack to Mobile on the 9th Aug., was caught in a
squall, while being towed up the dry dock, and driven on
shore, but got off again, and is supposed to have received but
slight injury.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
AREI

—Wind S., fresh breeze.

Kedzeree Akyab
Emilie Africa
Herrmann Islay
Medium, Keay Valparaiso
Corouilla, Gambles
Monte Video
Creole, Gloster Pernambuco
Uriel, Foster New Orleans
Sbawmut, Uribbard Ditto
Express Halifax
David Crown, Vauzban
St. John, N.B.
s A

V ED.

Briseis, Griffith Philadelphia
Mary Ann. Nicholls Malaga
Carnatic, Louttit Cronstadt
Baronet. Wylie Ditto
Waterwitch (s.s.) Oporto
Salem, Nl‘Grath Quebec
St. George, Jameson
Taganrog
Queen of the West, tiallq

'New York
Lite, Raddon Jamaica

Thetis, Richmond Deodata, Schroeter
St. Petersburg Alexandria, E.
Catlinrina. Roberts Hamburg Guatemala Packet, Phillips
Auguste, Waldack Ghent Guatemala
Thomas Handford, Jones Fernandes, Contente Lisbon
Dalhousie Roger Stewart, Scoldfield
Amalie, Rodman Carlsham New York
Susan. Jolty, Halifax City of Glasgow (s.s 1. Wylie
Naomi, Cothay Valparaiso Philadelphia
Gezina, Blouw Rotterdam Howard, Provener
Johannes, Th,ayson Iceland Constantinople

Lady Eglinton (s.s.), hence at Quebec, 31st Aug.
Hope, Boyers, from Workington, at Londonderry, with
damage to rigging., having been in contact with the Maiden
City (s.), bound for this port, on the 6th Sept.
The Baltic (m.s.), Comstock, arrived at this port from New
York, at 630 p.m.; she reached the Bar at 3 p.m. During
most of the voyage she experienced strong easterly winds and
heavy sea. She has brought 4'6,000, and 134 passengers.
The brig Freeman, of Liverpool, from Kingston, Jamaica,
bound for Liverpool, with coffee, logwood, &c., ran ashore on
the 15th August, on Boco Grande bar, having mistaken the
new Lighthouse on Sand Key for double-headed shot Key
Light. She was brought safely to Key West, by wreckers,
uninjured. The case was heard on the 26th, and appraisers
appointed. The salvage would be advanced on bottomry.
ARICHAT, Aug. 6.—The Lord of the Islet, M'Cormick, from
Prince Edward's Island for Liverpool, which went ashor.. on
Madame Island, on the 30th July, was towed in here, and is
discharging her cargo to undergo repaire.
BELFAST, Sept. I2.—The Alger, of Sunderland, Wilmark,
from Ar,lrossan for Genoa, with pig iron, sprang a leak yes-
terday, off the Isle of Man, and put in here to be examined.

DEAL. Sept. 13.—The Sieadfa.st, which arrived here to-day
from Calcutta, experienced a submarine convulsion. accom-
panied by a sound resembling distant thunder, on the 11th
August, In tat 17 N., long 26 W., which continued about one
minute. The sensation waa that of sling over a sandy bottom,
but so strong as to cause the windlass paula to vibrate.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15.

A R R
Prince of Orange Bombay
Delgany, Ogg Ditto
Currency Calcutta
Guildford Africa
Gnatemala Callao
Usk, Donnelly Ditto
Laura, Dumbrill Bahia
Princess Royal, Parr Ditto
Firefly Honduras
Cambria, Perry St. John, N.B
Exchtinga, Harvey Ditto
Frank Pierce, Currier
St. George's, N.B.
SAI

-Wind E.N.E., moderate.
V E D.

Danube, Newton Montreal
Pomono, White Bonny
Pequot, Gilpatrick Quebec
Emma Fields, Crowell Ditto
Louisa Prince Edwd's. Island
Jesus, Omar ' Bilboa
Mina, Weale Porto Rico
Providence Laguna
Orion, Goodwin Halifax, N.S.
N. S. de Asonto

Albert Gallatin, Delano
New York

Mediterranean
Cynosure, labsley Trieste
Fritbiof

LSD.

Europa, Jones
Sydney, N.S.W.
Emma, Kraeft Stt ttin I
Sarah, Cole Riga
Windermere, Fairfield
New Orleans I
Saxon, Crosby Ditto
Bonne Mere, De Joce Nantes
Three Sisters, Newberry
Newfoundland
Ocean Breeze, Young Genoa
Creolen, Christiansen
Copenhagen
Tencriffe (s.s.), Bell
Constantinople
Buena Vista, Theohald
Baltimore

Astrologer (s.s.), Folland
Alexandria, E.
Honesta, Andrews Africa
Eliza Pirrie, Pearson Aden
Mary Ann, Durrant
Rotterdam
Hermana, Eefting Riga
Nicolino, Azzorpardi Malta
Anversois, Meiclennar

Havannah
De Frend Sodskende, Hansen

Diroutheim
Olivia, Gerlach Konigsberg
Betzy Susanne, Gummesen
Iceland

Perseverance, Leighton
Cronstadt
Perseverance, Stephenson
St. John, N.B.

Challenger, Frances, sailed from Naples for this port, on
the 2•4 th Aug.
Fortitude, Legelley, sailed from Marseilles for this port Bth
September.
The Sachem, from New Orleans for this port, was spoken
on the 15th Aug., in lat 29 N., long 79 VV., with much sickness
on board.
The Great Britain (s.s.), Captain Mathews, arrived hence at
St. Vincent on the 24th Aug., being 12 days 13 hours from
this port. She re-sailed for the Cape of Good Hope on the
27th Aug.
The Marie, British ship, of 1,114 tons, with guano, and
bound from Lima for England, foundered at sea. The crew
were picked up, in about 41 deg. 4 min. south, by the Spanish
barque Maria, bound for Malaga, and landed at Pernambuco
on the 21st ult.
DEAL, Sept. 14.—The Jessie, Stevens, of Irvine, timber-
laden, and abandoned, was boarded on the Bth Aug., in lat
Is N., long 21 IV.—Mena.: The Jessie Stevens, from Quebec
for Liverpool, was abandoned on the 4th llec., 1832, in lat
48 N., long 40 W.

FRIDAY, SEPT. I6.—Wind, N., liglit.

ARRIVED.

Derwent Antigua I Fancy, Elfearson Montreal
Mary Gillespie, Allen Forte,Rodrigues Pernambuco
Valparaiso Ysabel Havana
Miltiades, Robinson Mobile Surprise, Tucker
Quebec Q tebec I Newfoundland
Landscape, Richards Galatz Teacmaxoe, Tapp C'nople.
Genio Speculatore Smyrna Catherina Jantina, Potjer
Telemacos, Zupra C'nople. Smyrna
Nimrod Dantzic Joven Pepita Cette
Caroline, Sepich Alexandria Pioneer, Daly Girgenti
Artuse, Azzopardi Ditto Esther Prince Edward Island
Margaret (s.), Simpson Havre

The George Ramsay, Playter, is at Bahia, with her foremast
badly sprung, and will have to ship a new one.
The Emilie (s.s.), hence for Rio Janeiro, has bad to put
back, in consequence of a stress of weather.
Mongo, hence, and Bonita, from Cardiff, both at Monte
Video.
The Cambria, from St. John, N. 8., in attempting to dock
last night, got aground on Pluckington Bank, off the Coburg
Dock. She has been got off this morning, and docked.
Neptune, Lefevre; Elizabeth Means, Pierce; Hohenstauffen,
Lemke, hence ; and Storm King, hence and Monte Video, all
at Buenos Ayres.
Walton Muncaster, Steele; and Eleanor Dixon, Quay,
hence; Avoca, Crowner, from Cardiff; and Caspar, Eldrid,
from San Francisco,—all at Valparaiso.
Ringdove, Crichton, hence for Melbourne; and Perse-
verance, Deslandes, from Valparaiso for England, dismasted,
—both at Bahia.
Charles Brownell, hence for Valparaiso, which put into
Monte Video, was ready for sea on the Gth Aug., having com-
pleted the whole of her repairs, and had her cargo re-loaded
in good order.
STANLEY, July s.—An exceedingly heavy gale has been
experienced here.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 1
ARRI

Herman, Scheffer
Monte Video
John Henderson, Marshall
Trinidad
Marco Polo, Isaac
St. John's, N.B.
Rochambeau Ditto.
Exchange, Harvey Ditto J
awl]
Louisa, Morice Boulogne
Jolt. Catharina, Humestrom
Singapore
Wm. Skee, Jobson Cronstadt
Robinson, Bowes Ditto I
Braganza, Cumming
Valparaiso
Norwegusa, Alwega Bergen

7.—Wind S.W., light.

VE D .

Ann Rose, Dawson Miramichi
Regina Montreal
Linda. Kennedy Labrador
Catharine Newfoundland
Malvina, Howell Cronstadt
Mars, Simpson Africa
De Kitt Clinton, Funk
New York

Guy Mannering, Freeman
New York
Tagliana, Cacnce Naples
Fred. Gustav, Tible Havre
America (s), Shannon Boston
H. Wild, Doane Quebec
Aid, White Riga
1 Bella, Birkett Pernambuco

Triton, Ratje, from New York, at Queenstown.
Churchill, Morga, hence for Youghal, at Solva, leaky.
Arno, (s-s), Steele, aailed from Marseilles for this port, lath
instant.
Chieftain, Tillingham, sailed from Tobasco for this port,
30th July.
Amy Ann, M`Leod, hence for Montreal, at Queenstown,
with decks swept, &c.
Thomas Lowry, hence for Melbourne, at Kingstown, leaky,
making water just above the copper ; expects to get it stopped
and sail in a day or two.
Arabia, (s,) Judkins, from New York, at this port, left 7th
instant, has 8200,000 in specie on freight. On the Bth, at
5 30, a.m., passed Asia, (s,) hence.
CRONSTADT, Sept. B..—The Jantina, from Malaga and Liver-
pool for this port, is aground : a lighter has been sent to her.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 18.-
ARRI

John Garrow, Hamilton
St. John's, N.B.
John Barbour Ditto
George Green, Redman
St. Petersburg

SAT
lowa, Reed New York
Lapwing, Bener Riga
Peter Foulkes, King Galatz
Electric, Adamson Cadiz

-Wind W.N.W., light.
VE D .

John Matthie Calcutta
Vansittart Rotterdam
Eliza Bell St. Domingo
Wave
Prince Edward's Island

E D.
Osiris, Turces Odessa
Herald, Warren N Ddla
'founrul
Sovereign, Martin anzig

Endeavour, hence, at Sidney, C.B.
Lucerne, Winn, sailed from Havana fork this port, 27th ult.,
and put into New York, sth instant, repairs.
ii Brewer;
Josepha, Hayes; Sarah, Trimac;_Tooere;
To-
ronto, Ballantyne • New Messenger, Al
leaky,
ifiosr,
an t Lady Egl in-
ton. (s-s,) hence, at' Quebec.
William Rathbone, Ratt ; Ashburton, 31‘William; Sardinia,
•
Jordan; Compromise, Riley; Eastern Queen, Emery; North
Carolina, Flitner; Great Western; Vanguard, Norton; and
Conqueror, 13outelle, hence, at New .irk.
GUT OF CANSO, Aug. 28.—The Cleopatra, from Liverpool
for Quebec, is on her beam-ends and on fire : crew saved by
the U.S.S. Decatur.
NEW Yonz, Sept. 7.—The Constellation, for Liverpool,
while being towed down the East River, drifted foul of the
ship Lamartine, hence for Wilmington, lying at anchor, and
carried away her bowsprit, cutwater. head rigging' &c.
GALATZ, Sept. s.—The report from Sulina states that,
during the past week, there had been from 7} to 8 feet water
on the bar of the Danube, The British brig William Kerry,
Pecket, took the ground on the bar while being towed out by
a steamer, and was likely to become a wreck : cargo nearly
all saved.