The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JAN. 6

—Wind varying from S.S.E. to W.S.
and blowing freshly.

ARRIVED.—JuIius, Klockgetter, and Brett'
from New Orleans—Laurel, Graham, and A
—Favourite, St. John, N.B.—Cornish Diat

Thaven, Halkin,
Charleston

SAILED.-City of Glasgow (s s), Wylie, for Philadelphia—
West Point, Mahler • E. C. Scranton, Spencer ; and Milan
Cotter, New York—New Zealander, and Montcalm, Betts
New Orleans—Empress, Thom, Baltimore—Sir Rich. Jackson
111`Neale, Valparaiso—Virginia Hargrove, Manzanilla—Digby
Hilton, Melbourne—Lisbon, l‘hiowan, Lisbon.

The New York, for New York, has put back: She sailed o
the 2nd instant, and had only got as far as Point Lynas.
City of Glasgow (s s). for Philadelphia, has put back, wit'
quarter damaged, &c., having been in contact with the steame
Earl of Lonsdale, from Whitehaven. The latter lost bowsprit
cutwater, &c., and received other damage, and has auchore
in Crosby Channel.
The Gazelle, arrived at London from St. Michael, spoke th
Kennybunk, from Havre, 31st Dec., in lon. 12, running bac
with the crew and 70 passengers from the St. George, of an

ioi'NeW York, from LiverpCiol, which vessel was on tire 24th
Dec. She left this port 25th Nov.
The Brazilian, for Buenos Ayres. went ashore on East Hoyle
last night, but got off this morning, and anchored in the Rock
Channel, with five feet of water in her hold.
The barque Hope, of Preston, which capsized and filled with
water, in Fleetwood Bay, during the late gales, haS been righted,
and placed alongside Fleetwood Quay.
The Alma, arrived here from Alexandria, experienced very
heavy welther, 3rd Jan. in lat. 53 N., lon. 5 W., during which
she lost jib and maimed.
Woodland Castle, from Barbadoes, at Charleston.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. s.—The Krone, which was yesterday re-
ported to be on shore at Cregiil, is from Wilmington, for Li-
verpool. The crew were saved, and the cargo is expected to
be ; but the vessel is likely to go to pieces.
QUEENSTOWN? Jan. 4.—The brig Grace, from Demerara for
Workington, which was on shore yesterday, was floated, after
having thumped on the beach for about km' hours. She came
into harbour to-day, with 6 feet of water in her hold, and will
have to be laid on the beach for the examination of her beam.
The Bremen brig, which was ashore at Ballycotton, has not
yet got up here.
MAuvroirr. Jan. 3.—The Wilson, Stoup, from Liverpool,
struck upon the south pier last night, and is now as high on
the north beach as the tide will allow. She has chafed a good
deal of the yellow metal off her bottom, but does not appear to
be otherwise much injured. She may be got off by discharging
part of her cargo (salt).
DouGEAs, Jan. s.—The spars, &c., of a vessel came on shore
last night, near Castletown, and the stem and stern of a vessel
were washed ashore this morning. They appear to have been
part of a schooner, and 84 tons is the custom-house mark upon
it. It is feared all hands have perished.
DEAL Jan. 4.—The Anne, Stonehouse, of Whitby, from
Saldanha Bay, for Berwick, was totally wrecked on the Good-
win Sands, last night : crew saved. The ship Eagle, from
London for Liverpool, with about 60 sail of outward-bound
vessels, are riding heavily in the Downs. The wind is S.S.W.,
very s,rong with severe squalls, and thick with rain, the baro-
meter falling, and every appearance of a gale.