The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-20 00:00:00

Rio GRANDE, Nov. 20.—The Jane, .
with coals, was lost on this bar 17th Nov

oung, from Liverpool,

Rio JANEIRO, Dec. 14.—The Pink, Cunningham, from Rio
Grande to Liverpool, was lost 6th Nov., near Santos. Crew
saved.

PERNAMBUCO, Dec. 30.—The English barque Osprey, Jost,
has been abandoned, and sold at this port by public auction, as
unworthy of repairs.
MALTA, Jan. 2. The Ambassador, Ellar, from Odessa to the
Channel, put in here 2nd Jan., with cargo shifted, &c.
SCILLY, Jan. 12.—A large fir pump, nearly new, 15 feet long
bslow deck, with five iron hands around it, and painted blue
above deck, supposed to belong to a vessel about 250 to 300
tons, and to have been several days in the water, was pickedup
at Tresco 9th Jan.

SATIIRD.kY„.Jpr. 17.—Wind W., fresh,

ArtnlvEn.—Titania, 'Williams, from Pernambuco—Petrel,
Taylor, Callao—Plata, Leggett, Rio Janeiro—Harkaway, Ben-
son, and Enterprise, Funk, New York—Nueva Lncos, Radi-
mini, Smyrna—Revival, Phillips, Patras—Cherub, Utting, Ve-
nice—Viper, Fowler, St. Michael—Flora, Nichols, Odessa.
SAlLED.—Niagara (s.), Stone, for New York.

Crescent City, Ballester, from New Orleans at this port ; left
the Bar 15th Dec.

Mars (s.), from Waterford at this port, with 210 bales of cot-
ton from the Columbus-

Amalia Maria, Tross, hence at Rio Janeiro, and sailed sth of
Dec. for Annapata.

Martha Shaflcross, Coaker, hence at Madeira, and sailed 31st
Dec. for Buenos Ayres.

Phoenix, lli`Knight, hence at Madeira, and sailed 16th Dec
for Antigua.
Surat, Graham, hence at Bahia.

George Ramsey, Plates, from Callao—Brierley Hill, Durant;
and Gratitude, Eason, from Ibrail—Cruizer, Poredd, from
Alexandria—Columbus, Nasca, from Marseilles—Jane Cum-
ming, Tyrer, from Smyrna, for Cork—Madre, Guippa, from
Marianople—and Tyne, Orr, from Leghorn, all at Queenstown
15th Jan.

Trafalgar, Graves, from Demerara at Kingstown 26th Jan.
Fanny, Sanderson, from Odessa at Falmouth 14th Jan.
Wanderer, Lid('le, from Odessa, for Penzance, at Falmouth
15th January.

Archipelago, Tullock, from Kertch—Marcia, Hall; and Re-
hoboth, Happen, from Alexandria—and Cuthbert Young, Hen-
derson, from Berdianski—all at Falmouth 15th Jan.
Tay, Sweetman. from Callao at Crookhaven 13th Jan.
BATAVIA, 24th Nov.—The Ariel, Brewster, from Shang,hae
for New York, was scuttled, aad sunk near Wyn Kroper's Bay,
by a portion of her crew, Manilla men, who had previously
murdered the captain and all the Europeans.

SUNDAY, JAN. 18.—Wind W.S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—SamueI Laurence, Patten • Chaos, Douton, and
Louisiana. Batjer, from New Orleans—Tantivy, Spencer, St.
John, N.B.—Repeater, Hardcastle, Baltimore—Carnatic,
Rogers, Charleston—Lancaster, Allen, Demerara—Levant,
Bakker, St. Domingo—Lady Buller, Moore, Leghorn—Delicia,
Fillant, Terceira—Santostole, Alexandria—Vesper, James,
Gallipoli—Columbus Piton, Naples—Hadwig Charlotte, Mar-
seilles—Gem, Girgenli—Victoria, Lisbon.

SAlLED.—Casslopea, Harmer; for Batavia, &c—Arthur,
Main, and Thomas Brocklebank, Rorison, Calcutta—John
Bunyan, Lawson, Demerara—United, Larbalestier, Honduras
—Freeman, "White, Jamaica—Aztec, Wright, Real ij o—Ca/ 10, La
Botta, Rio Janeiro—Portland, Ogg, Apalachicola—Garrick,
Goodmanson, and Humphrey Purinton, Prince, New York—
Arthur, Talbot ; St. George, Hutchinson ; Olympus, Wilson,
and Themis, Brewer, New Orleans—S. V. Given, Given,
Philadelphia—Flora, Hayles, Savannah—Albion, Thompson,
Bordeaux—Ebenezer, Richards, Corfu—Commodore (s),
Little, Havre—Liverpool, Starace, and Uzella, Brown, Naples,

Canada (s), Laing, from Boston, at this port ; sailed 7th
Jan., and from Halifax 9th Jan. Has 27,000 dollars on freight,
2,000 of which are in gold dust from Lower Canada.

Eagle. for Nantes, has put back to this port.
Houghton, Doane; Queen, M`Carthy ; Jane, Hunter; Rari-
tan, Sears; lowa, Brewster; Amidas, Hughes; Living Age,
Snow; Mobile, Tarbox; and Herald, Gemmill, hence at New
Orleans.

S. S. Lewis (a.), Cole, hence and Halifax, at Boston.
Scotland, Davies; Adonis, M'Miilan; Marcopolo, Smith;
and New York Packet, Grey, hence at Mobile.

Claremont, Dorman ; Margaret, Hawes ; and Laconic, all
hence at Charleston.

Roderick I)hui Reid; Jos. Walker, Hoxie ; and Yorkshire,
Briggs, hence at kew York.

Idea, Wood; Fanny Gann, Priest ; and Flower of Yarrow,
Lapthorne, all hence at St. Michael.
Livorno (s.), Paton, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn.
Ncemie, Johnson, hence at Charleston, leaky, and with spars
damaged, having been in contact with the Delaware, from Sa-
vannah, for Philadelphia, which sunk. Crew saved by the
Ncemie.
Wm. Botsford, hence at Virginia.

Joseph Porter, hence at Apalachicola.
United Kingdom, Cotter, and Snowdon, Walker, hence at
Savannah.

City of Glasgow (s.), Leitch, hence at Philadelphia.
Africa (s.), Ryrie, and Atlantic (s ), West, hence at New York
Hannah, Mackie, and Julie, hence at Leghorn.
Villa de Bilboa Rinteria, hence at Cadiz.

Sully, Bruns, Bence at l'aimbmuf. •
Briard, Briard, sailed from Naples 17th Dec., and Columbus,
—, 19th Dec., both for this port.
Franklin (s), —, from Havre, at New York.
William Ward, Scouller. from Cardiff, at Mobile.
Gipsey, Sampson, from New Orleans for Genoa, at Key West,
in distress, and discharging to repair.
Tay, Adams, from Clyde, at Savannah.
Lord Ashburton, Thomas, from Ascension, Isabella, Rymer,
from Preston, and Frederick, Moffatt, from Dublin, all at New
New Orleans.

JERSEY, Jan. I5.—A head board, with Majestic painted on it,
has been picked up by our pilots.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 3.—The -Emblem, Jones, from Ga-
latz for the United Kingdom, shifted her carso, and was driven
on shore below the Castles, in the Dardanelles, during a gale,
previous to Ist Jan.
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NiAnANHAM, Dec. 6.—The Carlton, Innes, from Liverpool,
which arrived here Dec. 3, is leaky, having started a butt. The
British brig Three Sisters, homeward bound, was lost at the
entrance of the Parnaiba River, 10th Nov. Crew saved.
QUINIsii BY TOBERMORY, Jan. 15.—The schooner Liberty,
Leith, of Stromness, from Sunderland for Dublin, was driven
on shore in a storm, Jan. 11, at Cullish Head, north end of
Mull, and it is feared will be a total wreck. Crew saved.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.—The Paragon, of Liverpool, from Hali-
fax, for St. Stephen, was totally lost 20th Dec,. on William
Squeak Point, near Prospect Harbour, in a severe storm of rain
and snow ; crew saved. The schooner Alpha, of St. John, was
passed Dec. 31, in lat. 39, long. 64, a derelict.
BOSTON, Jan. 3.—A brig was seen ashore on Inagua Reef,
Dec. 13. and had apparently just gone on. Jan. 7.—The Hiber-
nia, Maloney, from New York for London;was at anchor in the
Lower Bay, New York, Jan. 5. with a signal of distress flying.

MONDAY, JAN. I2.—Wind S.
ARRIVED.—John, Ochledon, from Patras— Brazilian, New-
ton, and Nancy, Pindar, Trieste—Tribum, Hill, Palermo—
Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, Messina—Edward O'Brien,
Verper, St. Stephen's—lda. Wood, St. Michael's.
SAlLED.—Boadicea, Perkins, for Mobile—Mantura, Heath,
Lisbon—Mary, M'Credie, Bayonne—Hebe, Ivenson, Barce-
lona—Abbot Lord, Knowles, Baltimore—Affecto, Vianna—
Francis, Ostend—Dauntless, M'Lachlan, Charleston—Gaspa-
rino, Gambardella, St. Thomas—Mary Worrall, Brewer, Monte
Video and Buenos Ayres—Ennore, Hind, Jamaica—Neptune,
Langworthy, Corfu—Jupiter, Lievens, Ostend—Pet, Ley,
Lisbon—Effort, Wright, Genoa—Sophia, Johns, Havre—Buenos
Ayrean, Husband, Valparaiso—Eaglet, Shugg, Azores—Gem,
Duthie, Naples—Looehristie, Ghent—Pallas, Moller, Trieste—
Harmonie,Galatz—Henry Shelton, Allen, Rio Janeiro—Albion,
Scott, Apalabhicola—lvanhoe, Rattray, Havana—Julia, Ross,
Jane Henderson, Stewart, Baltimore—Bertha, Crowle, Smyrna
—Lady of the Lake, Smith, Charleston—General Barkhill,
M'Kevan, Charleston.

Marian Garcia (reported to be leaky), and Continela, hence
—Conchita, from the Clyde, and Buen Jesus, from London—
all at Havana.

Santiago (s), hence at Panama
Restul, hence at Callao.

Arno (i), hence at Genoa.
Tiber (s), from Palermo, at Marseilles.
Ann Bridson, Fowler, and Joshua Waddington, hence at
Valparaiso.

COrcuilla, hence at La Guyra.
Guerricuig, Olam, hence at Havana, with loss of main and
mizen masts, and other damage, having been run into by the
French steamer Milan three days previous to her arrival.
Eliza Cornish, sailed from Valparaiso 6th Nov.—William
Parker, 16th Nov.—Eliza Archer, 14th Nov., and Mary Rua-
sell 28th Nov., all for this port.