The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, Nov. 1
ARAI

.—Wind S., fresh.
V B D

Marion Macintyre, Mann
Whampoa
Scotia. M'Lean Baltimore
New City of Cork Jamaica
Faerie Queen, Casson Bahia
Castries, King St. Lucia
Chile, Willcomb St.John,Nß.
Margaret, English
Prince Edward Island

Prowler, Cunningham
Labrador
Topaz, Daniell Ditto
Jeune Ida, Thirbeuna _

Bordeaux
Aurora Copenhagen
Nicolina Ditto
Vigilant, Denduyts Ostend
Trial, Pender Scilly

The Nyverheid, hence for HI
United, Larbalastier. hence
Melita (s.s.), from Constan
this port.
Grecian (e.s.), Hardie, hence at Malta, and left for Syra.
Malibran, Borlace, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the
12th of October.

obart Town, has put back leaky.
at Belize.

inople at Malta, and left for

Marion M'lntyre, Dunn, from Whampon, &c., at this port,
towed round from Crookhaven, by the steam-tug Victoria.
A delerict ship, with only foremast and bowsprit standing,
was passed October 27th, in lat. 47 N., lon. 14 W.. by the
Geraldine, arrived here.
The schooner Compeer, of Salcombe, is at anchor two miles
N.W. of Cemlyn, with rudder unshipped. The Cemlyn life-
boat has been alongside.
The Henry Winch, from Calcutta for this port, is riding at
anchar at Bug's Hole. making a little water, having been on
shore on the south end of the Horse Bank. The life-boat is
with her, and steam-tugs will go out to her this evening.
LOWESTOFT, Oct. 31.—The Clementina, from Carthagena
for Newcastle, put in here, making much water.
STRANGFORD, Oct. 29.—Several pieces of wreck, belonging
to a fir-built vessel, nearly new, have been picked up here
during the last two days.
REVEL, act. I.—The Prospect, which put into a Baltic
port, leaky, had her cargo discharged without damage. Part
of the cargo (coals) of the Dauntless, from Newcastle, is saved.
CHRISTIANSUND, Oct. 21.—The Margaretha, from Copen-
hagen for London, put in here, leaky, and must discharge.
The Peter Bang, from Cronstadt for London, put into Mun-
dal, leaky, and she must discharge.
DRUMORE, Oct. 26.—A small clinker-built boat, with
"Tynwald, of Peel," inside in the stern, has been picked
up in the Bay of Lace. The stern board of a large vessel,
with "Minnesota," in gilt letters, has been picked up at
Clelland Point.

WEDNESDAY, Nov.
ARRI

2.—Wind S.W., a gale.
V ED.

Joseph Tarratt, Pritchard Queen Bilboa
St. John, N.B. Irma Santander
M etoka, Wallace Ditto Earl of Lonsdale, Woodward
Severn, Allen Bonny Singapore
Ohio, Rezeau New York England St. Andrew's, N.B.
Jersey, Day Ditto Charles Edward, Poppe
America Ditto River Plate
Progress, M‘Leary Quebec I Charles Chaloner, Thompson
Speed, Baxter Ditto Quebec
Lincluden Castle Miramichi

SAILED.
Baltic (m.s.), Comstock, New York.

Alps (s.s.). hence at Havre.
Nautilus, Towel!, hence at Geelong.
Australia, Bonjanovich, and Mercurio, Marlola. hence at
Odessa.
Catherine and Margaret, Roberts, from Falmouth, for this
port, at Barmoutb ; sails split and loss of mainsail.
Jane,
t back, with
The Donro (s.s.), Benson, for Oporto, has pu.
damage forward, and must discharge.
omaking alittle
Southport,
wwhaetreer ,ahh ao viport from Calcutta,
l i
s!sise•o),cofor CampbellNie;
both
hcaet
HfoorlyLhleaande.lly, and Sidney
The Henry Winch has arrived at this po Bugs Hole,
n St. John's, N. 8.,
The Chili, arrived here yesterday, froale,
i 21st Oct., in lat.
lost quarter-boat, bulwarks, &c., n g
London for this port, was
The Emerald Isle, of and from
apparently a Dane. The
run down on Sunday night by a brig,
n hadg
been been taosT;
L e Isle of
crew of the Emerald Isle landed at roti. Y, Man, after
being upwards_ of 17 hours in their boa
at '
46, lon. 44, in which she was under bare poles 24 hours.
The Philanthropist, Wilson, has arrived this port from
Quebec. On the 23rd Oct., she fell in with the Continent,
towed in from
'from New York for this port, leaky, and part of her cargo
thrown overboard. On the 25th she took off twenty.five
steerage passengers, the Continent having nine feet of water
in her hold. The leak was subsequently stopped, and the
Philanthropist parted from her the same day, in lat. 49, lon.
24, and, having experienced fine weather till making the land,
has no doubt she would make a port.
RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN, Nov. I.—The Lucy Hannah, from
Liverpool for Mobile, went on shore in this bay last night,
and it is feared will become a total wreck, there being seven
feet water in her hold : crew saved.

THURSDAY, Nov. 3.
ARRI

,—Wind S.S.E., fresh.
v E D.

Thomas Brocklebauk

Calcutta
Esther, Despin Alexandria
Adelina, Cafiero Salonica

Persian (s.s.), Miller
Constantinople
Utopia, Wilkinson
Portland Bay
Albion, Barclay New York
Cambria, Perry Ditto
Montreal. Jones Ditto
William Pirrie, Thompson

New Orleans
Warbler, Hunter Ditto
Caroline and Mary Clarke,

_
Richards Ditto
Oregon, M`Donahl Mobile
Glendalough, Howson Ditto
Helen Wallace, Major
Melbourne
Jessie, Sheridan Ditto
Devonport,Row Apalachicola
Triton, Parje Trieste

Jane, Benson Malaga
Flying Childers Hong Kong
Alps (s.s.), Wickman Havre

Hortense, Hofkamp Antwerp
SoukjeAlida,Hazewinkle Do.
Aerd Van Nes, Carsejens
Sydney
Lalla, Weale St. Thomas
Harmony, Jameson Ditto
‘Vestmoreland, Decan
Philadelphia
mum na, Conway Bombay
John Garrow, Hamilton

Charleston
Anne Longton, Copeland

- - Calcutta
Twee Gebroeders, Koolma

Zwolle
Empire Queen, Porter

St. Thomas
Chebncto, Johnstone
Singapore

Ann Baldwin, hence at Iquique.
Giant-Dire, Bartlett, hence at Barbadoes.
Chimra, Davies, hence at Vera Cruz.
Danube (s.s.), hence at Trieste, 2nd Nov.
Dickey Sam, Power, hence at Panama.
Elgin, from Callao, sailed for this port, sth September.
The Coral Isle cleared at Antigua for this port on 13th Oct.
The new screw steam-ship Lusitania grounded near New
Ferry when going out on her trial trip.
The steam-tugs have returned from the Sillery, being unable
to render her any assistance.
Ann, Holsberg, and Catharina, Lammak, both hence at
Adelaide.
Lady Hilda, sailed from Barbadoes for this port, 28th Sept.
Flora M'Donald,' Merrill; Peru. Larrachea; Carl, Benkin;
and International, Brown; all hence at at. Thomas.
The Prince of Orange has fallen over in the Brunswick
graving dock.
The American clipper ship Challenge, from Whampoa for
London, is reported to have put into Fayal, leaky.
The England, which arrived here yesterday, encountered a
heavy westerly-gale on the 21st October, in lat. 50, lon. 26 %V.,
the weather fine, she passed a great quantity of wreck.
The Elize, and Crichton, were both oft Vera Cruz on the
2nd Oct. They both stood out to sea in consequence of a
heavy norther, and they had not returned on the sth.
The Mercutio, Milleian, sailed from Savanilla for this port,
27th September.

'The Continent, Drummond, has arrived here from New
York, leaky, and having thrown overboard part of her cargo,
with Toss of boats, &c., having encountered a violent gale on
the 22nd and 23rd October, in lat. 48, lon. 39, from W.N.V.,
and been thrown on her beam ends.

The Ohio, which arrived here yesterday, encountered heavy
gales, and Dumped up part of her cargo on the 22nd October,
in lat. 49, lon. 15. She was twice struck by lightning, which
injured some of the crew and passengers, splintered the main-
mast, and damaged the mainmasthead. On the 20th Oct. she
passed two boats (one painted white, with a black streak).
STRANRAER, Oct. 31.—A brig, name unknown, is on shore
in the lower part of the bay.
BELFAST, Nov. 3.—The Ashburton, from New York, has
put into this lough with loss of fore yards, having been in
contact with a brig off Point Lynas.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 2.—The Compeer, Weeks, from Liver-
pool for Terceira, was towed i❑ here lust night, with loss of
rudder, anchors, and chain, and the vessel leaky, having
struck on the Furlongs.
DEAL, Nov. 2.—The Helen, of Liverpool, from Shields for
Galloway, got into contact with an Austrian brig lying in the
Downs. Three of the crew of the former got on board the
latter, and landed here this morning. Nothing further is
known of the Helen.
ISLE OF MAN, Nov. I.—Portions of the wreck of a vessel
have been driven on shore near Port St. Mary; on one piece
is the moue "Apame," in gilt, cut in wood. Mem.: The
Apame, hence for Lisbon, put into Beaumaris on the 29th ult.

FRIDAY, Nov. 4.
ARRIVED.

Rentera, Zubaga Santander Britannia, Hamilton
I
Queen Victoria, Chase Montreal
New Orleans Thrifty, Howard Malaga

SAILED.

Cynosure, Yabsley Venice I Reaper, Archer St. Thomas

Diamant, Kulper, hence at Cuidatl Bolivar.
The Edward Beck, and Nonpareil, sailed from Palermo for
this port, 21st Oct.
The Jacob A. Westervelt, hence for New York. has put
back, leeky, having been as far as the banks of Newfound-
land. She sailed on the sth ult.
The Prince of Orange, which fell over in the graving dock,
has been righted again, with loss of mizenmast, and her fore
and mainmasts sprung.
The Franklin, from Peru to the United Kindom, sprang a
leak, and was abandoned within three days' sail of the
British Channel.
The British Queen (s.s.), seven days from this port, touched
at Gibraltar on the 23rd Oct.
The slelita (s.), arrived at Gibraltar 26th Oct., and cleared
for this port.
DuaLly, Nov. 2.—The hull of a vessel, supposed to be a
brig bound for a foreign port, has been seen about a mile off
Black Castle, with the stumps of her masts above water.
Some of the goods have been washed out of her.
BELFAST, Nov. 2.—The Ashburton will have her spars and
sails replaced, and proceed to Liverpool on the 6th, wind and
weather permitting. The vessel has suffered no great damage,
and she is now perfectly tight, and her cargo appears to be in
good condition.

SATURDAY, Nov.
ARRI

Johannes Hermnnes,
Bockhout St. Petersburg
Lanercost Callao
8 A

Arabia (s.), Judkins

s.—Wind S., light.

VE D .
Fanny Giffney, Moody
St. John's, N.B.
I

New York
Sheridan, Cross Ditto
Rip Van Winkle, Albar
Philadelphia
Mediterranean, Fessier
Honduras
Speedy, Penwell Azores
Ann Powell, Lamont Panama
Mary Queen of Scots, Short

Pemberton, Chapman

. .
Savannah
Aurora, Lertumer Rotterdam
Sea Eagle, Williams
New Orleans
Moslem, Jamey Surinam
Favourite, Webster
Buenos Ayres
Bideford, Major Cadiz
Margaretha Maria, Leverstein

. -
Melbourne
Perla, Andiosia Manila

Amsterdam
Alps (s.s), Wickman Havre

Lady Sale, hence at Maranham.
Brazileira (s.s.), Green, from the Brazils, &c., at this port;
sailed from Monte Video 30th Sept., Buenos Ayres Ist Oct.,
Rio Janeiro 10th, Bahia 14th, Pernambuco 16th, and Lisbon
Ist November.

A ship belonging to this port was off Anticosti, 14th ult.,
under jury mainmast.
DUBLIN, Nov. 4.—The Firefly, Kirkness, from Liverpool
for Hayti, has been wrecked oil the coast of Wicklow. A por-
tion of the hull and part of the cargo have been recovered.
WEXFORD, Nov. 3.—The captain's deck of the schooner
Firefly, and some cases of prints and shirts, have been picked
up at Jack's Hole. No traces of the crew.
GLASGOW, Nov. 4.—The Victoria, which left the Broomie-
law to-day, for New York, took fire about four miles down the
river, and was burnt to the water's edge.
LIMERICK, Nov. 2.—The Secret (s.s.), for Liverpool, which
put back to the Shannon, with machinery damaged, will have
to undergo repairs before she can proceed.

SUNDAY, Nov. 6.—Wind 5.F.., light.
ARRIVED.
Oporto Jane, Hunter
SAILED.
St. Vincent, Shepperd David Brown, Bell
St. Vincent Alexandria, A.S.
lid. Stanley, Robinson, Boston

Ursula,

Quebec

Laurel, hence at Niaranham

Henrietta, sailed from Monte Video for this port, Sept. l 5
Genevieve, Cowper, hence at Pernambuco
Town of Liverpool, sailed from Pernambuco for this port
Hulce Nom de Jesus; Ceres; Clio; Gardyne ; Eliza
Jenkins ; and Wilton Wood, hence at Monte Video
John Bibby sailed from Bahia, 2nd ult., for Pernambuco
and this port, and Witch, 7th, for this port.
Teneriffe (s.s.), from Constantinople, at this port ; sailed
from Constantinople Oct. 8, Smyrna 20th, Malta 25th, and
Gibraltar 30th

Aurora, from Hull for Danzig, at Kirkwall, with pumps
choked

Taurus (s.s.), hence for Constantinople, and Eliza Morrison,
off Gibraltar, 30th ult
Philip Dean, from Newport and Monte Video; and Ferris;
Commodore; and Thomasin, hence at Buenos Ayres.
BALTIMORE, CASTLETOWNSED, Nov. 3. The Heroine,
Stafford, from Africa for Bristol, put in here, to day, in dis-
tress, having been dismasted In a gale, 22nd Oct.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. s.—The sloop Mary and Jane, Evans,
from this port for Llanelly, struck on the Skerries, at three
o'clrick this morning, and sank: one man drowned.
MONTE VIDEO, Sept. 30.—The Madawaska, from Liverpool
for San Francisco, put in here today leaky in her topsides.
The Josh. Porter is now nearly all discharged, and will be
sold, no tenders having been received for her repairs, the
estimate of which amounts to 315,000 currency.
SCILLY, Nov. 2.—The Herald, Bennett, from Larache for
Liverpool, was towed in here this afternoon totally dismasted.
The De Vriede Potjewed, from Nickerie for Rotterdam, was
assisted in here this morning leaky, with loss of sails and a
quantity of sugar pumped up.

MONDAY, Nov. 7.—Wind, N.E.
ARRIVED.

Belmont, Mitchell Quebec
Keepsake, Graham Ditto
Imogen, Lawrence Ditto
Volant, Sharp Ditto

Waterlilly, Flinn Quebec
Crichton Vera Cruz
Creole Ditto

SAILED.

Swordfish, Cobb, I Brigand (s.s.), Thomson
Pernambuco Alexandria, E.

The Creole is supposed to be the vessel reported as the
Elise, off Vera Cruz on the 2nd of October.
Niagara (rams.), Leitch, from this port, at Halifax Oct.
27, and sailed for Boston.

Ashburton, John William, from New York and Belfast,
arrived at this port in tow of a steamer from Belfast Lough.
The Saransk, from this port, off the Delaware 21st Oct.
Ina, off Holyhead, with loss of both topmasts.
The Compromise, from New York to this port, went on
shore on West Bank, Nantucket, Oct. 25, and got off the
following morning.
Trimmer, Stoneman, from Newfoundland, for this port,
and Union, from Ostend for this port, at Beaumans.
off Scilly.
Andromache, Tait, from New York for London,
h
ila .
delphia
Wyoming and Mary Pleasants, hence at P
Devon, Corrigan, hence at Philadelphia, with damage, TOSS
of boats, bulwarks? &c., and part of cargo,
thrown overboard.
, Paxton, hence at
New York. E. G. Barney,
Washington, Phillips. and State Rights
hence at New York,
Barney,-oard.
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard.
at New York.
Glasgow (s.s.), from G a g
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J nil soa . Parliament,niiJeorlrl
c,kMh, euhnrecdn:ccaeht 'all haesitaielca'adiel3lpolsi itao,n . withae.rilnogs,s
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onnd hence
fiGranet
Borrost, 94! 6, ha. 36, lon. 73, by the Charles William,
was passed Oct.
s.—The Belina, Fazer, from Galatz to
here with loss of has put in
beenex in contact with a large ship off Tuskar, Oct. 31.
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Nov.Sa 1• asn.
HALIFAX, Oct. 27.—The barque Alicia was totally lost
about Ist Oct., on the Magdalen Islands. Part of the cargo
and materials saved, and sold for £5OO.
QUEBEC, Oct. 19.—The Stadacona, arrived here, reports
having seen a Norwegian barque in the river with the crew
of the ship Wakefield, which sprung a leak at sea.
BOSTON, Oct. 26.—The Arcole, Lewis, from Baltimore to
Liverpool, with a cargo of wheat and tobacco, was wrecked in
a gale on the 19th inst. A war steamer was despatched from
Baltimore on the 25th to render assistance.
KEY WEST, Oct. 22.—The Lzetitia, from Honduras to Cowes,
is ashore on Martin's reef. Wreckers have gone to her
assistance.

NEW YORE, Oct. 25.—The Western World, from Liverpool
to this port, was stranded 22nd inst., near Squam Beach, and
remains full of water, very much bent up amidships, and
settled down in the sand, and it is feared she will not be got
off, and that the iron in her bottom will not be recovered.
It is expected that the remainder of her cargo will be saved.
BELFAST, Nov. s.—The Sophia, Bird, from Glasgow to
Melbourne, ran ashore on Burrell Isle, last night, and fills
with the tide, and it is feared will be a total wreck. The
passengers have been landed with part of their luggage. The
Gondola, from Troon to Cuba, is on shore on Millisle, and
fills with the tide. The Guiding Star, from Liverpool to New
York, has put into this lough with loss of spars, sails, rigging,
8,:c.; she left Liverpool Oct. 27.
SciLLY, Nov. 4.—The Margaret, Rogers, of Liverpool, from
Hartlepool to Aden, has put in here to-day, With sails split,
making a little water, and captain ill.

DIED.

On the 19th June, at Sydney, S.A., Margaret, wife of Hr.
E. Stanley, formerly of this town.
In June last, lost overboard the Earl of Elgin, on her voyage
from this port to Sydney, aged 16 years, William, youngest
son of the late William Wood, grocer, of Whitehaven. /11,.
youth of great promise.
On the 4th July, at sea, off the south coast of Australis,onk
board the ship Empire, hence to Sydney, John Bold Hymns.
M.D. late of Duke-street, Liverpool i and, on the preceding
day, (the srd,) Isabella, his beloved wife.
On the 12th July, at Sydney, S.A.. aged 52, R. Aspinan
Esq., late of the firm of Aspinall, Brown, and Aspinall.
On the 24th July, at New Orleans, of yellow fever, aged or •
James Harris, son of Mr. Charles Harrison, Albert-street;
Evet ton.

On the 3rd Aug., at Melbourne, S.A., aged 36, John Thomp—
son, son of Mr. S. Pearce, U.S. Vice-Consul at this port.
On the Bth Aug., at Alberton, Adelaide, S.A., aged si, Davit
Wylie, A.M., only son of Mr. D. S. Wylie, of this town.
On the 29th ult., at his residence, in South Bedford-street',
aged 72, William Ramsden, Esq. He was many years resi—
dent in Manchester, and will be long remembered by
sorrowing relatives and friends for his kind, generous, and
charitable disposition.
On the 29th ult., from the effects of a fall, aged 26, Johrr
Michael Ketchum, R.N., the beloved son of J. Ketchwara
Esq., Everton.
On the 29th ult., at Allerton, aged 15, Edward, third son of
W. Fletcher, Esq., of the Liverpool Brooch of the Bank of
England.

ctoins. On the 29th ult., at his residence, Monmouth-road, Bays-.
Water, London, aged 29. Dr. Bexfield,t.hide
.8 composer.o
On the 30th ult., at Ramsey, Isle of bran, aged 52, Williams
lago, Esq., inspector of the river,
S.
Liver-
pool, formerly of St. Mawes, inthecosutnLeryobly, Cornwall,aaed 7
2
On the 30th ult., at Town-ro,w, vie
T.
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Powell, Esq.
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after a severe illness of ten months, larrT h. ojmo saes') hJ
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Mr. Wilkinson, clerk of St. Catherine's Church, in this town..
On the 31st ult., aged 75, William Harbord, Esq., lag*
Comptrolling Surveyor of H. M.'s Customs.
On the Slat ult., aged 3 years, George, only surviving sots.
of James Mack, publican, College-lane.
- -

On the 31st ult., at Great Malvern, the Earl of Kenmare:
The deceased is succeeded in the title by his brother, the Hon.
Thomas Browne, whose son, Valentine Browne, Esq., M.P.
for Kerry, takes the second title of Viscount Castlerosse.
On the 31st ult., aged 78, Mrs. Farnworth, of Town-lanes: Astley.
On the Ist inst., at Winckly•square, Preston, aged 22, Mrs:.
Alexander S. Macrae.
On the Ist inst., at Bedford-street South, Jane, the wife of
James Alexander, Esq.
On the Ist inst., at her residence, Portland-place, Evertou,i
Mrs. Lewis, widow of the late Mr. John Lewis.
On the Ist inst., at Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire;
aged 37, Sophia, wife of Mr. Andrew Gerran, of this town..

On tte let inst., aged 3 years, Phoebe Charlotte, twits.
daughter of Mr. James Bigham, shipwright, Dublin-street.

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On the let inst., at the house of a widowed daughter, near•
Bishops„ ate, London, Mr. John Savill Faucit. Deceased was-
husband of the celebrated Mrs. Faucit, of the Theatres Royat,,,
and father of Miss Helen Faucit.
On the 2nd inst., at Gloucester-place, Netherfield-road,'
respected.
On 76, Mr. Edward Jones, much esteemed and.
Anson
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Muir, youngest son of Captain '
3rd inst., in Greenland-street,
3i years, James APLeod, off.
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Mr. William Walker, of 7, Mason-street Edge-hill.