The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-04 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JAN. 2.—Wind S.W., fresh,

ARRIVED.—Anna Henderson, fm. Calcutta—Massachusetts,
Charleston—Alexander Grant, New Orleans—Siam, St. John,
N.B.—Brilliant, and Queen of the Nest, Quick, St. Michael—
Zodia, Jarvis; Tonsberg, Patterson; and :Wilda, Alexandria,
E.—Lusitania, Oporto—Aphrodite, Falcus, Odessa—Cambria
(s), Wickman, Havre.

SAlLED.—Tamaulipas (s s), Ewing, for St. Thomas—New
York, Hutchinson, New York—Surnroo, Heyes, New Orleans.

Bell Rock, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss of sails.
Runnymede, has put back, with decks swept.
Anne, Edwards, hence for Charente, drove from her anchors
in the Mersey 28th Dec.; got in contact with two vessels, lost
cathead, rails, bulwarks, &c., and had to cut away her rigging.
The Edward, understood to be from Carthagena, was boarded
by No. 2 pilot-boat on Tuesday, and was seen at anchor on
Wednesday morning, outside the Bell Buoy, by one of the
steam-tugs, whose assistance was declined, the captain not
thinking it necessary to engage her. Since then nothing has
been heard of the Edward.

Wanderer, Sellars, from Leith for Melbourne, at Queenstown
31st Dec., with loss of caboose, and decks swept, &c.
Conchita, Menchaca, from Matanzas at Qu'nstown 31st Dec.

Venus, Raffini, from Constantinople, at Falmouth 31st Dec.,
with part of cargo thrown overboard, and loss of chain, haw-
ser, kedge, and bulwarks. _

PORTHCAWL, Dec. 30.—A boat, 133 ft. long, bright bottom
red inside, copper fastened, name inside Thomas Graded,
came on shore near Sker Point 28th Dec.

PWLLH ELI, Dec. 31.—The smack Friends, of Abervstwith,
from Liverpool for Swansea, and the Glenceron schooner,
Harris, of Aberhaven, which were driven on shore on Aberech
Beach, in the gale of the 27th Dec., are discharging.
ULVERSTONE, Dec. 30.—The Susanna, Sir Robert Peel, and
Brilliant, are on shore on Foulney Island ; have received some
damage, and will have to discharge. A quantity of wreck,
consisting of soap, hams, and other articles, with some maho-
gany doors, apparently from a large vessel, have been washed
on shore at Roosebeck. Some chests of tea and other sorts of
merchandise, timber, &c., have come on shore at Walney.
QUEENSToWN, Dec. 3l.—The schooner Wanderer, Newton,
for Terceira, has put back, with loss of masts, ballast shifted,
&c., and one man overboard, at 9 p.m. 26th Dec.
DOUGLAS, Jan. I.—The Bouverie, Messina, from Liverpool
for Malta, that was at anchor off Laxey, dismasted, has been
got safely into this harbour, after two attempts. The Uncle
Tom, from Glasgow for Australia, has commenced discharging,
so far as to allow her masts to be shipped, and as yet her cargo
appears free from damage, except a few packages. slightly.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. I.—The vessel reported on shore at Rhos-
colyn, is the Celerity, of Penzance ; the body of the captain
has been found. The barque Avon hauled into the Graving
Dock to-day.

MONDAY, JAN. 3.—Wind W.S.W,

ARRlVED.—Champlain, Woodward, from Savannah—Adler,
Laguna—La Pastorita, Havana—Alb ro', Burnie, Cumberland,
N.S.—Senator, Lisbon.
Sat LF.n.—Linda, Langlois, for Pernambuco.

Niagara (s), Leitch, from Boston, at this port; left 22d Dec.,
and Halifax 24th. Has 72 passengers, and .8'45,000 in specie.
Childe Harold, for Mobile, has put back.
Emperor, Bruce, from New York, at Belfast.
_

Leonora,, arrived here yesterday, sailed from Demerara 30th
Nov. The Emma was to sail for this port Ist Dec. From lat.
31 N. the Leonora experienced strong gales and unsettled
weather. On the 26th Dec. encountered a storm from W.S.W. ;
and from noon of the 27th until noon of the 29th. experienced
another storm from S. to W.S.W., barometer falling as low as
28.35.

Massachusetts, arrived here yesterday from Charleston, ex-
perienced very heavy gales. On the 15th Dec., in lat. 41, long.
45, carried away the tiller, split sails, and shipped a large
quantity of water.
Anna Henderson, arrived here yesterday, encountered heavy
gales from the 27th to the 29th Dec. In lat. 49, long. 12, on
the 29th, at 10 a.m., was struck by a heavy sea, which swept
the decks fore and aft, carried away the longboat, part of bul-
wark, &c. The vessel afterwards made a little more water
than usual.

Albatross (s s), Rochfort, from Lisbon, at this port; experi-
enced very fine weather during the passage, with the wind
from W., and lightning yesterday.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 2. the Nil besperandum, from Liverpool
to Buenos Ayres, put in from the new harbour to-day, with
loss of jibboom.

ELsißonE, Dec. 28.—The John, of Liverpool, from Riga for
Hull, is on shore.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Marmion, hence for Australia, 23rd Sept.
Leopard, hence for China.
Helen Wallace, hence for Shanghae, 15th Oct.
Autumnus, from London for Hobart Town, eighty days out.
Celerity, hence, 22nd Dec., in lat. 48 N., long. 9 W.
Mary Pleasants, hence for Philadelphia, 22nd Dec., 57 N., low
Mersey, hence for Bahia, 22nd Dec., 51 N., 10 W.