The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

SAI LED.

Euterpe, Morton, Aden iYacii;m, Woodherry Boston

CALLAO, Sept. H.—The Elgin was spoken on the 27th of
Aug., making for Valparaiso. Crew in a state of mutiny.—
Coromandel, condemned and sold.—Angelina► announced for
sale, with cargo.

SATURDAY, OcT.
ARRI

15.—Wind S., light.

V E D.

Crusader, Hunter

Elizabeth Rose, Lawrence

Pernambuco
Agnes, Brown Antwerp
John Cunningham, Adair

Dragoineatre
Maria Joseph, Costa Oporto
Union, Potter Ostend
Coquet() Santander
Jesusa, Algorte Havana
Medina, Guthrie Savanills
Crusader, Haquoil Honduras
En.

Rio Janeiro
Shannon, Thompson
New York
Ystria Alexandria

8 A I
Hope, Fortune Danzig
British Queen (s.s.), Dubbins
Constantinople
Seraphina, Orr Pernambuco
Petrel, Stanbury Atrica

Persia, Roberts Sydney
A. Catharina, Wyngarden
Rotterdam
Niagara (s.), Leitch Boston

Osmanli (s.s.), hence, at Port Philip, 6th July.
Tamaulipas (s.s.) and Mary Allan, Scott, hence, at Jamaica.
Alice Jane, sailed from Jamaica for this port, 18th ult.
New Margaret, Hovey, hence, Hong Kong, 12th Aug.
Kossuth, sailed from Madras for this port, Bth ult.
Petche Lee, Overend, hence, at Calcutta.
The Eagle was to sail from Melbourne for this port the lat-
ter end of July, with .elOO,OOO in gold.
Lord Elgin, M'Lelland ; Premier, Brockington ; Bellona,
Jump ; and Theodosia, Ross, hence, at Demerara.
British Empire, sailed from Nladras, 22nd Aug., and Isis,
27th, for this port.
Wansfell, sailed from Bombay, Ist ult.; James Carron, Ist
and Sunda, 10th, for this port.
Preste, Gruzilier ; Concord, Potter; Lady Jocelyn, Crillin ;
Kortmaar, Vanderplas; and Sandwich, Altmee, hence, at
Melbourne.

Aberamon, Young; England's Queen, Grumenga ; and
Seringapatam, Connell, hence, at Valparaiso.
Senator, Scoullar. 6th ult. ; Albert Edward, Partridge, 7th;
Joseph Shepherd, Down, 7th ; Simoon, Ellwood, oth ; Alfred
the Great, Gowing, 11th; and John Bull, Richardson, 11th,
hence, at Bombay.
Africa (a.), Harrison, from New York, at this port, sailed
sth inst. : has $500,000 in specie on freight, of which $460,000
are for Havre. This morning, at three o'clock, saw a vessel
bottom up, off Tory Island; at 5 10 p.m., passed the
Niagara (s.).
PADANG REAK, AMPANAM BAY, JULY 29.—1 t has lately
been reported by the natives that a large vessel had been
burnt in Alias Straits; crew left the vessel in three boats.
HONG KONG, Atm. 17.—A vessel is reported, by the Lady
Mary Wood (a.), to be aground on the North Bank of the
Yang to Kiang.
SYDNEY, Auo. 23.—The Bornceuf, Bibby, from Sydney for
Bombay, has been lost in Torres Straits: the master, his
wife, her sister, and five men drowned. The Napoleon, and
Fatal Oreb have been lost in the same Straits.

BOMBAY. SEPT. 12.—The Isabella, from Akyab for Fal-
mouth, has been wrecked in the Burmese waters ; chief mate
and one seaman drowned. Vessel and cargo were subse-
quently sold for 2,600 rupees.
MAURITIUS, Auo. 19.—The Annie, arrived here this morn-
ing, from Melbourne,
_ reports that the barque Lord Elphin-
stone foundered, 28th July, 180 miles east of Copang : crew
arrived at the latter port. The Thomas Sparks, Morrison,
from Calcutta for Liverpool, put h. here, 9th Aug., dis-
masted.

SUNDAY, 0C T 16.—W1
A RRI
Andrew Foster, Holberton
New York
Henry Clay, Caulking Ditto
Geo. Washington, Cummings
Ditto
Ang'o Saxon, Sinnot Quebec
Onward, Belch Ditto
Queen, Sizer Dordt
Urania Monte Video

rind N.N.W., moderate.

VE D .

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Indust.te Gothenburg
St. Lawrence, Al`Master

Montreal
Camillus, Day New Orleans
Hebe, Cubben Charente
Joven Pepita Santander
Gazelle, Appen Antwerp
Persian (s,s.), Miller C'nople
Raymond, Pestel Smyrna
D.

Mooresfort, Coulthurst -
Melbourne

Wynnstay, Langley
Hong Kong

Sarah, Webster, hence, at New York.
Psyche, hence, at Sydney.
Baltic (s.), Comstock, hence, at New York, 3rd inst.
Pottinger (s.), sailed from Shanghai for this port.
Winifred. hence for Callao, at Rio Janeiro, with damage.
Menzies, hence, 6th Aug.; and Sorata. 16th, for Hong
Kong : and Patna, 17th, from Canton for this port, at Anjer.
Dyson ; Wm. Rushton ; and Brazileira (s.), hence, and
proceeded for Rio, at Bahia, 16th ult.
Oxenbridge, Taylor ; Shanghai, Gray; and John and Albert,
Wilson, hence. at Philadelphia.
George A. Phelps, Sherman, sailed from Philadelphia for
this port, 3rd inst.
Waterwitch (s.s.), hence, oft Oporto, with machinery
damaged. She was not allowed to enter because of sailing
from a port suspected of cholera.
SHANGHAI, AUG. s.—The Geffrard, which arrived here,
28th July, from Liverpool, gct aground in the Yang-tae Kiang,
but is now at Woosung.
Morrrs VIDEO, SEPT. 3.—TheJoseph Porter, Blackie, from
Liverpool for San Francisco, put in here, 19th Aug., leaky,
with severe damage. The cargo, which is being discharged,
will be sold.
Rio JANEIRO, SEPT. 13.—The Earl of Mulgrave, bound to
London, which sailed hence on the 15th August, put back 6th
Sept., having struck on the Abrolhos, but without apparent
damage : it is said she will discharge to be examined.
BAHIA, SEPT. 19.—The William Gibson, Nliller,from Liver-
pool for Bombay, put in here, 22nd Aug., very leaky; she has
been surveyed and discharged, and will probably have to be
hove down and coppered.
MOULMEIN, JULY 26.—The Old England, Reid, sailed
hence, 16th July, for Madras, but arrived back off Amherst
on the 24th, leaky. The Helen Foster, for Great Britain,
grounded on the flats going out, but got off and proceeded ;
also, the Palmerston, Wandsworth, Eliga, Standard, and
Florian.

iiATAVI A, Atm. 2.—The Nina, from Bristol for Melbourne,
was fallen in with off St. Paul's, abandoned, by the Spirit of
the North, arrived at Anger, which put her second officer and
five men on board to bring her to Batavia. Aug. 22: The
Anger list of this morning reports the Nina passing on the
20th.
PERNAmatICO SEPT. 20.—The Hannah, late Mackay, mas-
ter, from Bahia' for the Channel, arrived off this port, for
orders, leaky, with her master, mate, and one man dead, of
yellow fever. The vessel, after performing. quarantine, was
pronounced unfit to proceed without caulking topsides : she
is now discharging part of her cargo..
BOMBAY, SEPT. 12.—The Marion, after having completed
her loading for Liverpool, sprung a leak, which still continues,
although her cargo
.has been discharged. She will have to
enter dock and be stripped, coppered, and have all her fasten-
ings examined: The iron ship Swarthmore has several defec.
i for
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rfdor
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from London
L,.. Sheer-
nessndon
tive rivets, which will require removing. She made water in
the after compartment, where the rivets are bad ; but, after
linoif rrr eso dr:
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the repairs now making are complete, she will be a good risk
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can,forS afficorombe ; Orion, from London for Alexandria; Sylph,
from London for Barbados ; Corsair, from London for St.
John's; Dalhousie, from London for
Sydney;ontl,
nHtaojrj i ,
Bahiafro m;
London for Constantinople; Rosa, from L
Paraguay, from London for Liverpool ;and Nicolaus, from
London for Syra.

MON DAY, OCT.

17.—Wind E.S.E.

AIIIII
Triton, Forshaw Benin
Elizabeth Bentley, Carr
St. John, N.B.
America, Guthrie Montreal
Sumroo, Hayes Quebec
Fa Cuidao, Vris Rio Grande
\Vest Point, Mulliner
New York I
Underwriter, Shipley Ditto
Western Continent, Higgins
St. John, N.B. 1
Plicenix, Ellis Antigua
Salatiga, Beiser Amsterdam
SAII

V E D.

Secundina, Alberza Antwerp
E. Z., Hartshorn New York
Juno Finland
Kingston, Robinson
St. Stephens, N.B.
Reward, Flood Alexandria
Gonalve, Jansen Trieste
N. S. del Carmen, Gortoga
Bilboa
Liebert, Kiehl' S. 'aline
Mediterranee, Tessier Havre
Juno, Gronquet Wasa

Tuscarora, Turley
Philadelphia
Matilda. Ashmead Demerara
Persia, Roberts Sydney
Liberia, Cruicksha nk
St. John, N.B.
Harmony, Frame Melbourne

Richambeau, Stackpole
New York
Margaret (s.), Simpson Havre
Havana, Wood St. John, N.B
Hermann, Schauffer Odessa
Emilie, Ruamethkoff
Christiana