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

CATTLE MARKETS.

SALFORD,'DEc. 29.—At to-day's market, there was a con-
siderable falling off in the supply of both kinds of stock ; but
the quality was good. From the Liverpool market, there were
850 beasts ; from Cumberland, &c., 50 ; Cheshire, 100 ; direct
from Ireland, 250. There was a good attendance of buyers ;
owing to which, and to the small supply, holders of beasts
sustained last week's rates, at which the trade was brisk, and
a good clearance made. Sheep were also in good request, and
id. per lb. advance was obtained. Beasts, first quality, 54th
to 51d. ; second, 41d. to 54d. ; inferior, 4d. to 40. Sheep,
51d. to Old. Calves, sd. to W.—Number : Beasts, 1,395
sheep, 3,617 ; calves, 115

EEDS, DEC. 29.—At this day's market we had only a short
supply of Beef, which was generally of an indifferent quality.
There was a fair attendance of buyers, and the top price was
/s. per 16 lbs., whilst inferior sold at 6s. 4d. and as low as
ss. Bd.—Sheep all cleared off at from 50. to 64d. per lb.
Number of beasts, 440 ; sheep, 3,500.
DUBLIN, DEC. 30.—We had a small supply of cattle at
market. Good meat scarce. Beef, prime heifer, 40s. to 50s.
per cwt., sinking the offal ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. ; Veal, bid. per
lb. Pork 425., and inferior 40s. per cwt.

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, DEC. 28.—Wind S.W. to W., moderate,

ARRIVED.—Waban, Day; J. H. Jarvis, Rich; Brandywine,
Merriman ; Jersey, Day; Susan Hincks, Gay; Westmoreland,
Decan ; and New York Packet. Gray, from New Orleans—
Jacob A. Westervelt, Hoodless, New York—Mermaid, Kenny,
Bathurst—Wilson, Smith, Maranham—Western Star, Thayer,
Boston—Conchita, Arano, Havana—Frankfort (s s), Marseilles
--Gallovidean, Trieste—Genevieve, Conner, Baltimore—Adroit,
Davies, Santander—Titania, Palfrey, Pernambuco—Edmund,
Carthagena—Guisto, Alexandria—Fernandes,Contente, Lisbon
Casualidad, Salee—Neerlands, Koerning, Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Margaret (s), Simpson, for Havre—Brigand (s s),
Thompson, for Constantinople.

The Manilla is leaky, and has returned into dock.
Queen of the West, for Buenos Ayres ; British Queen, for
Port Philip; Invincible, for Oporto; and Allah Kerim, for
Genoa, with loss of sails, have all put back.
Confidence, Richards, hence for Nice, at Beaumaris, with
loss of mainboom, and sails split.

The Elizabeth, 'on shore opposite the Rimrose, is high and
dry at low water. .

The Conway, for New Orleans, is lying against the west wall
of the extreme north rnd of the new docks, and fills with the
tide.

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The barque Everdman -Elizabeth, in ballast, struck on the
North Bank on the 27th Dec., where she remains.

The brig St. Helens, from Montreal for this port, struck on
the North Spit yesterday, where she remains. On the lifeboat
reaching her, she was found to be abandoned.
The Alexander Johnston, of Greenock, struck on Chester
Bar on the 27th Dec., and afterwards drove ashore on West
Hoyle. She was got off on the following morning, with loss of
rudder, and taken in tow by the steam-tug Idependence.
Crew saved by the Point of Ayr lifeboat.

Walter Muncaster, Steele, from Madras at the Mauritius,
and sailed 30th Oct. for this port.
Laidmans, Forbes, from Calcutta, and Bonanza, Burnell,
from Table Bay, both at Mauritius. -
Jane Morice, Brown, sailed from Mauritius 16th Nov., and
Cordelia, 17th, both for this port ; and Highlander, 15th, for
Queenstown.

Waterlily, from Matazan at Waterford, with loss of jibboom,
water casks, stream anchor, &c., and part of her cargo thrown
overboard.

CARNARVON, Dec. 27.—The ship Onward, Welsh, from Li-
verpool for New Orleans, was stranded at Llandwyn, Carnarvon
Bay, to-day, but is likely to come off without much damage.
DROGHEDA, Dec. 25.—The Gem, Caning, bound for Liver-
pool, carried away foreyard and bowsprit, stove bow, &c.,
during a hurricane this morning.
CROOKHAVEN, Dec. 25.—The Calder, Mann, from New York
for Liverpool, which put in, instant, drove on shbre in the
harbour during the gale last night, and it is feared has received
considerable injury. She has eight feet of water in her hold.
Pwi-LHELI, Dec. 27.—1 t blew a most furious gale last night
from W.S.W. The Glenavon, Harrison, of Aberavon, parted
both cables in Studwell Roads, and drove ashore at Abererch
Beach. The schooner Olivia, Jones, of ; the Friends,
of Aberystwith, from Liverpool for Swansea, with copper ore;
and the smack Caroline, of Port Madoc, from Liverpool for
Mochras, with coals, were blown out of this harbour, and went
ashore on Abererch Beach.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29.—Wind S.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Bryn-y-Mor, Allen, from Alexandria—Venus,
Scoble, Seville—Marie Stephanie, Rouen.
SAlLED.—Baltic (a), Comstock, for New York.

Alexander Johnston, from Demerara at this port, after being
ashore on West Hoyle. The steam-tug Independence took her
in tow. She was taken by her into Hoylake, caulked, brought
into the river this morning, and laid upon the Birkenhead
Gridiron. The remaining part of the crew have been landed
here by the Mostyn steamer. Captain left at Mostyn, much
injured, and six died on the passage.
The Conway, which was aground off the wall of the north
docks, was got off to-day and taken into the Sandon Basin.
Choice, for Buenos Ayres; Sultan, for San Francisco; John
Hamilton, for Bombay; and Greyhound, Wesley, for Bristol,
all with loss of sails; Themis, for New Orleans ; Queen of the
Exe, for Rio Janeiro •, Admiral Tromp, for Sydney; Favourite,
for Valparaiso ; and Porto Re, for Trieste, have all put back.
Friends, Jones, hence for Nice, at Beaumaris, with loss of
anchor and part of cable, in Milford Roads.
The captain and crew of the St. Helens are saved, and ar-
rived here to-day in the Vesta (s), from Rhyl.
The John M'Kenzie, Hutchison, hence for New Orleans, has
put into Beaumaris, with loss of sails.
William the Fourth, Ludd, hence at Newfoundland.
Anna Lloyd, sailed from Callao, 27th Oct. ; E. Dixon, and
Valparaiso, 2nd Nov.; Clarinda, 3rd; Delhi, sth; and Ann
Falcon, and Oliver Cromwell, Bth, all for England.
The Sir Howard Douglas, hence for Apalachicola, which
went ashore in the Bay of Luce, 20th instant, was completely
broken up by the gale of Monday.
Leveret, Lawson, hence for Athens, at Cairn Ryan, 24th
Dec. ; lost anchor and 75 fathoms chain in Belfast Lough, and
split both topsails and main staysail.
Childe Harold, hence for Mobile, has put into Piele of Fou.
dry, disabled, and with captain hurt. The vessel grounds at
low water.

The Swedish barque Iris, from Glasgow for Licata, with coal,
was abandoned 27th Dec., about fifteen miles off the Calf of
Man, in a sinking state; two men drowned, and the remainder
of the crew saved by the Themis, which put back to-day.
HOLYHEAD, Dec. 28.—The Juno, from Liverpool to Malaga,
with coals, was wrecked, yesterday, at Cymyran : crew saved.
BARMOUTH, Dec. 25.—The Dolphin, Williams, of and for
this port, from Liverpool, in cominc, in last night,was stranded
north of the bar, but may be got off,' should the weather prove
favourable : crew saved.

CARNARVON, Dec. 26.—The smack Tivy Lass, Harris, from
Newport to Liverpool, was beached at Llandwyn, yesterday,
but is expected off, without damage, when weather moderates.
STRANRAER, Dec. 27.—A barque, of and for Malta, from
Liverpool with coals, came on shore a little to the north of
Portlogan, this morning, and is a total wreck. Mate and two
boys reported to be drowned. [Diem. The Bouveric (barque),
of Malta, sailed from Liverpool for Malta 23rd inst.]
LIMERICK, Dec. 25.—The Hannah, of Liverpool, James, lost
spars and rigging during a heavy gale last night.
DUNKIRK, Dec. 25.—The San Gines, De Uribe, from Ham-
burg for Liverpool, was lost on the Flemish Banks, Dec. 23rd :
six men saved, five drowned.
WATERFORD, Dec. 27.—The Athens, Wyman, from Charles-
ton to Liverpool. entering the harbour last night without a
pilot, struck on the upper head of Drumroe Bank, where she
remained about two hours. On floating off she let go two
anchors, but not holding, she drove on shore at Lady Bay, but
is expected off this afternoon, without damage, as she does not
rest on rocks.—The Shelter, Goodall, from Trieste, put in here

4, 1853.

yesterday, with loss of mizentopmast, mainyard, sails, &c.,
mainmast sprung, and much water in the hold, caused by a
hole made in the deck by the falling spars, which occurred on
the night of the 24th, off Mizell Head.

THURSDAY, DEC. 30.—Wind W.S.W., moderate,

ARRIVED.—Hai ward, Goodwin, from Savannah—Charles
Chaloner, Thompson, New Orleans—Commodore (s), Little,
Havre.
SAILED.—NiIe s), Olive, for Messina.

Alexander Johnston, in George's Dock Basin, discharging.
Loodianah, for Africa, has put back, with loss of sails.
The Lily, hence for Africa, having on board a large quantity
of gunpowder, was driven on shore during the late gales, be-
tween the Calf and the Isle of Man. Five of the crew were
drowned, but the captain and remainder got safely to shore.
The people from the shore boarded the vessel in the morning,
and the part of the crew saved also went on board. In about
an hour afterwards the vessel blew up, destroying every one
on board.

Gipsey King, Moodie, from Glasgow for Liverpool, is on
shore at Peile of Foudry, with loss of foreyard, and is bilged,
having been in contact with a brig, which carried away her
anchor.

7ft. Mary Frances, O'Brien, from Drogheda, is on shore on Mi-
chael's Island, with sails split.
Mona, of Amlwch, parted both chains and drove into Piel
pier • carried away foremast and bowsprit, broke through the
pier (timber), went on shore, and became a wreck.
Marchmont, White, 20th Nov.; Conqueror, M`Auley, and
Countess of Loudon, Cornforth, 24th, all hence at Bombay.
The Richard Battersby, sailed from Bombay 18th Nov., and
Charles, 27th Nov., both for this port.
England, Garrett, 10th Nov.; Amathea, Robinson, 1 lth ;
Harvest Home, Dawson, and St. Louis, Davies, 14th; and Fa-
tima, Lidstone, 21st, all hence; Tubal Cain, from Rangoon;
and John Bibby, Cawkett, from Amoy,—all at Calcutta.

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PLYMOUTH, Dec. 2S.—The Patrician, Hare, of Liverpool,
from London for Sydney, put in here to-day with decks swept,
loss of sails, &c. When bearing up she saw a large barque
running in under jdry foremast.

MILFORD, Dec.'27:—The following vessels have put in here :
—The Bell, from Liverpool for Bombay; Viscountess Canning,
from Liverpool for Palermo; and Giovannina, from Liverpool
for Trieste, put back with loss of sails, and rudder damaged.
GREENOCK, Dec. 28.—The Kalk, from Liverpool for ➢far-
seilles, has put into the Clyde, with loss of sails and bulwarks.

BELFAST, Dec. 28.—The smack Sally, from Dundalk for
Greenock, sank at Ardglass. The Lowther, of Liverpool, from
Glasgow for Rouen, which got on shore on the Bird Islands,
on the 22nd instant, broke up yesterday.
WHITE HAVEN, Dec. 29.—The Chevalier, Bryce, from Li-
verpool for Trinidad, is on shore here. Her masts were all cut
away in Ramsey Bay, and she subsequently parted from both
her anchors.

KINGSTOWN, Dec. 28.—The Howard, which put in here to-
day, from Trieste, abandoned off Queenstown, bad her sails
split and lost bulwarks during the gale of yesterday.
MARGATE, Dec. 28.—The Eu, from Antwerp to Liverpool,
which was towed on the Main, after being ashore, has since
been towed to the mouth of thel harbour, where she is now
being discharged.
ROE IsLANn, Dec. 27.—The Spanish brigantine Liebre is on
shore on this island—a wreck. Crew and two female passen-
gers saved by the custom-house officers. [Mem. The Liebre,
Bastides, sailed from Liverpool for Cadiz 23rd Dec.
STRAN RA ER, Dec. 27.—The barque reported to be on shore
at Point Logan is the Nuova Fortuna, of Malta, from Liverpool
for Alexandria. She is a total wreck the mate and two boys
were drowned.

WATERFORD, Dec. 28.—The Athens, from Charleston for
Liverpool, which was on shore in Lady Bay yesterday, drifted
off in the afternoon without apparent damage, and is now at
anchor off the Passage.

ash, from Charleston
27th inst., has been
is exposed to the S.W.

CARNARVON, Dec_ ___
for Liverpool, which was
driven higher up the beach, w
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The Onward, W
stranded on the

gales now blowing,

Find W.S.VV

FRIDAY, DEC. 31
ARRIVED.—EarI of Charlemont, Gardner, from Bombay—
Harriet, Otis, Mobile—Essex, Smith, and ./Eolus, Lubben, New
Orleans—Medallion, M'Clintoch, Charleston—Spirit, Pinches,
Buenos Ayres—Goito, Pitto, Marianople—Alfred, Richmond,
Venice—Maria Stephania, Dreanoy, Nantes—Jenny Lind, and
Martha, Huntson, St. Übes—lsabel, Medhurst, St. Michael—
European, Whiffing, Trieste-13riseis, —, St. John, N.B.—
Provider, Wilcox, Seville.

Theckla Schmidt, for Maracaibo, and August, for Laguira,
have both put b!lck. _ _

Marion, O'Brien, hence for Savannah, is in Belfast Lough,
with loss of sails.

Dumfries, Green, sailed from Bombay for this port 2nd Dec
Neptune, Brown, sailed from Madras for this port 13th Nov
Gulnare, hence for New Orleans, at Lamlash.

BARMOUTH, Dec. 27.—The Dolphin, from Liverpool for this
port, which was stranded near the bar on the 24th Dec., has
been discharged, and brought in here with but trifling damage.
CARNARVON, Dec.29.—The Tivy Lass, Harris, from Newport
for Liverpool, which was:on shore at Llandwyn, was driven
higher up on the beach during the gale of the 27th instant.
She must be discharged, and in order to get her off she will
have to be launched.
FLEETWOOD, Dec. 29.—The James Reddin, from Miramichi
for Larne, has been towed in here with only her mainmast
standing. [Mem. The James Reddin was reported on the 20th
Dec., under date of Halifax, 9th Dec., to have been wrecked at
Prince Edward Island.l—The Hercules, of Belfast, was at an-
chor last night, off Walney, in about three fathoms at low
water, with fore and maintopmasts gone. It is now blowing a
gale from S.S.W., and this has prevented a steamer being sent
to her assistance.

SATURDAY, JAN. 1

.—Wind W.S.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—HaroId, Mann, from Calcutta—Bellona, Jump,
and Leonora, Thompson, Demerara—Marathon, Tyler, New
Orleans—Costello, Watts, Charleston—Orient, French, New
York—Doctor, —, and Nerio, Jarvis, St. Michael—Nelie
Mathilde, Havre.

SAILED.—John Knox, Killea, for Melbourne—Arabia (s),
Judkins, New York—Sir Harry Smith, Hows, Mobile—Tyro,
Rowland, Lisbon.

Ashmore, for Shangbae, has put back,
Wilhelmina, Aschenburg, hence for Constantinople, at Fal-
mouth 30th Dec.

Woodstock, Wood, hence for Charleston, and Sir Charles
Napier, Pettingall, hence for Mobile, with loss of jibboom, &c.,
both at Milford 30th Dec.

Castries, King, hence for St. Lucia, at Greenock, leaky, and
with loss of sails, &c.

Eu, Kitchen, from Antwerp for this port, at Ramsgate 31st
Dec. ; towed round from Margate.
Livorno (s s), Campbell, sailed from Marseilles for this port
24th Dec.

Zebra, Roberts, from London for this port, at Fowey 30th
Dec., with loss of mainyard, sails, and one man overboard.

CoMmerce, Lams, from Antwerp for this port, at Studwell
Roads ; assisted in, from Aberdaron Bay, with loss of sails.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 30.—The Mary, Young, from Liverpool for
Constantinople, has put in with cargo damaged, loss of bul-
warks, &c., and must discharge part of her cargo.

SKIBBEREEN, Dec. 29.—The Broad Oak, Golding, of and for
Liverpool from Pernambuco, was totally wrecked this evening,
in Dunlagh Bay, near Crookhaven. Captain, chief mate, and
eight of the crew drowned ; five saved.

WEXFORD, Dec. 30.—A brig, of about 250 tons, supposed
Greek, was totally wrecked yesterday, at Cullin's Town strand.
Crew drowned.—The Josina Henrietta Vandergown, of Am-
sterdam. from Viana for Drogheda, was driven on shore, last
night, off Barrow of Ballyteague. Part of cargo landed in a
damaged state, and remainder expected to be saved.—The
Zephyr, of Wexford, got on shore yesterday, on the South
Shoals, near Wexford Bay.

WATERFORD, Dec. 30.LThe Selin, Anastatu, from Alexan-
dria, E., for Liverpool, came on shore on Bournahere strand,
with loss of rudder, last evening. A good deal of the cargo
will be saved.

NEA.II, Dec. 30.—The Gem, of Liverpool, driven on shore
on the Marsh, at the other side of the bay, will, in all probabi-
lity, remain till the March springs.
PwiLLlt ELI, Dec. 31.—1 t is blowing fresh from S.W., with a
dirty appearance. The Ebba Brahe, with the other vessels in
Studwell Roads, are riding well.