The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-06 00:00:00

Abeona, Smith _.
J. R. Bindoon, Atkinson

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Marseilles Recovery Lowther
Mary Stewart, Osborne Denia Frances, Popplewell

North America, Graham

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St. Thomas
I Reindeer, Hunt Rio Janeiro
Valparaiso Eleanor Thompson, Foster
Enterprise, Davis New York Laguayra
America, Barstow Ditto Triumpho, Noguera Para
Delgany, Ogg New. Orleans I Thomas Fielden, Guy
John Davies, Hughes Ditto Adelaide
Charles, Simons Bruges

Boston

I Galatea, Tannahill

Bergmann, Iludsm

The Waltham. from Charleston, has not arrived, as re-
ported on the 28411 November.
A boat, with "Dement, of Workington," painted on the
stern, and " James- Farren" inside, was picked up yesterday
afternoon off the-Ormshead, by the Queen (steam-tug).
Messenger, Fall, hence at Melbourne.
Aldebaran, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.

Nelson, of Liverpool, erpodl, at Corunna, from the Mediterranean.
The Norfolk, Brown, sailed from the Mauritius on the 12th
Sept., and Thomas Sparkes, 22nd Sept.—both for this port.
FA LNIOUTkIy Nov, z9.—The Confidence, Wolff, from Gothen-
burg, for Callao, has put in at Falmouth, having been in con-
tact with an American ship, supposed to be the Eagle, this
morning, off the Lizard. She has sustained damage to her
quarter and stern.
WisxFaan, Nov. 29.—The John Calvin, of Belfast, from
Antwerp for Liverpool, in ballast, came on shore last night at
Cameo's Point, and will be a wreck. Crew saved.—The Teign
of Torqtoiy, for Glasgow, with pipe-clay, came on shore this
morning, on Tecumshin Strand, but does not, as yet, appear
much injured.
BEt„FAsw, Nov. 29.—The Palermo, Clough, from Lives-pool
for Genoa, put into this lough yesterday evening, and was
subsequently run into by a large steamer, supposed to be the
Telegraph, hence for Liverpool, which carried away tbe whole
of the Palermo's stern and steering gear, damaged her rud-
der, started her covering boards, &c. She will be towed up
to the docks to-morrow morning for examination and repairs.

FRIDAY, DEC. 2

ARRIVED

John Bunyan, Cole Bombay Oloraega, T.eydos Marseilles
Penninghaiu, Leggett Trinity Yacht, Hounsell
Alexandria Denia
Honduras

Tut min

SAILED

Centipede, Priest Azores 1 Mary Ann, Clausen Iceland

Pedlar, at Carnien, and loading for this port.
Caraband. Poisonnier, hence at Santander.
Edward Hilton, Gibson, hence at Odessa.
Mermaid, M`Millan, and Lotty Slegh, Appleby—hence at
Brass.

William Russell, from Bahia for Bremen, arrived at Per-
nambuco, leaky, and would probably have to discharge.
Lady Head, Frazer, and Calabar, Calvert—hence at Old
Calabar.

The Edward Johnstone, hence for Mobile, Nov. 29, has put
back with bows damaged, having been in collision with the
Wansfell, Nov. 30, off llardsey, in a thick fog. The Wansfell
lost bulwarks, catheant anchor, and 45 fathoms of .chain.
The Wansfell reports that she was in collision with an
American ship, outward bound, and not with the Edward
Johnstone. The time and position of the vessels at the time
of the collision agree, however, with the Edward Johnstone's
report. _ _

The Genevieve, Cooper, has arrived at this port from Per-
nambuco, whence she sailed on the Ist Nov. Next day she
saw the Great Western (r.m.s.) from Southampton. The
Barkhill sailed for this port Oct. 6.
An attempt was made yesterday to get the Lucy, hence for
Mobile, off the strand, near Jurby Point, Isle of Man, but
it was unsuccessful. Another attempt will be made to-day:
The Diana, for Africa, has put back, with jaws of main.
boom gone.

Hero, Wright ; St. Lawrence, Birkett ; Cumberland,
Finnigan; Hants, Wyli; Africa, Caine; Earl of Derby,
Smith; and Princess Royal—all hence at Bonny. _
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The Emily, from this Port, struck on the bar at Rio Bento,
on entering, arrived in the river leaky, and subsequently
filled. She was abandoned by the crew, and drifted on the
East Point, where the natives plundered her.
Shamrock, from the Coast of Africa for London, stranded
near Quitta, is a total wreck.

Leontone, for Vera Cruz, was wrecked, Nov. 28, S.E. of
Cape Levy.
The Jane Morrison was spoken on the 13th Nov., making
a great deal of water.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 28.—The Courier, laden with rails,
for Corsoer, was wrecked off Hambye, Nov. 19.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 30.—The Elizabeth Moore, from Ham-
burgh for Liverpool, which put into these roads yesterday,
with considerable damage, after being in contact, came into
the harbour this morning.

W IVA NHoE, Nov. 30.:-The Quirina and Anna, Beckthold,
from Amsterdam for Liverpool, got ashore on the long sand
Nov. 2G, and afterwards drifted on the Gunfleet, and became
a wreck. Crew saved.

MALAGA, Nov. 21.—The Columbus must be discharged.
CAGLIART, Nov. 25.—The Tonia is discharged; it is feared
she cannot be repaired here.
TAGANROG, Nov. 12.—The Vigilante has lost her rudder;
she is in danger.

SATURDAY, DEC. 3.—Wind S.E., light.