The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-18 00:00:00

IRISH PROVISION MARKET,

MONDAY, JAN. 17.
A. good deal of business was transacted in butter last week,
and prices further advanced fully Is. per cwt. Fine fresh
southern brands at 91s. to 925., and low qualities at 70s. to 745.
met with most attention ; but middling and stale parcels were
not much dealt in, although offering at comparatively low rates.
To-pap there has been a fair inquiry, and holders are very firm
at the quotations. Belfast, 88s. to 90s. ; fine Waterford, 90s. to
925. ; Clonmel and Wexford, 87s. to S9s. ; Banbridge and Cole-
raine, 644, to bis.; Sligo, NS. to OA, Limerick, 603, to Hs ;

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 11.—Wind W., fresh gale

ARRlVED.—Osborne, Nowell ; North Atlantic, Cook ; and
Calcutta, Loring, from New Orleans—Sultan, Morton, St.
John, N.B.—William Pitt, Cuba—Neptunus, Bakker, Leghorn
—Royal George, Harris, St. Übes—Pelican, (s. 5.,) Lisbon—
Patelina, Russell, Palermo.

Monarch, Lewis, hence at St. Lucia.
Elizabeth Beynon, Cook, hence at Porto Plata.
Britannia, Robertson, hence at Gonaives.
Jenny Jones, Lawson, hence at Valparaiso.
Coronilla, Alexander, from Cardiff at ditto.
Chase, Elder, sailed from Demerara for this port Ist Decem-
ber, and Iris on the 2d.
Warlock, Blackstone, from Islay at Valparaiso, and sailed
for this port 12th Nov.
Medieme, sailed from Valparaiso 3d Nov., and Lord Rivers-
dale, on the 9th, both for San Francisco ; Tagus, on the 11th,
and Anne Baldwin, on the 12th, both for Caldera ; Elena, on
the 12th, for Iquique; and Coronet, on the 12th, for Callao.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. I2.—Wind W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Belmont, Milburn, from Alexandria—William
V. Kent, Flitner, New Orleans—Queen of the West, Hallett,
New York—Clemanthe, Pike, Alexandria—Briard, Briard, Na-
ples—lndian, Tosh, Monte Video—Elizabeth, Seville.
SAlLED.—Arctic, (5.,) Luce, for New York.

Roderick Dhu, from Swansea at Coquimbo.
Tyrer, from Caldera at ditto, and sailed, 3d Nov., for Tor-
toralillo.

Oregon, from Iquique, and Pickwich, from Caldera, at Islay.
Dromohair, Pine, from New York for Calcutta, at Coultersay,
(Islay,) 7th Jan., with loss of bulwarks, having encountered
several severe gales.

The Digby, Which sailed hence for Melbourne, 6th instant,
was obliged to slip her anchors, outside the banks, having
fouled under the bows, and it being impossible to clear them.
The ship touched on the edge of Little Burbo goingout, but on
sounding the pumps she was found all right.
The Provincialist, of Londonderry, was fallen in with, 23rd
Dec., in lat. 36 N., long. 51 W., with the signal at the gaff end,
No. 673 per Marryat, (I require immediate assistance,) and the
ensign union down at the main, by the Walton, arrived here
on the 10th instant, from St. Domingo, which hailed her seve-
ral times, but receiving no answer, and also from the appear-
ance of the ship, without long-boat or quarter-boat, the main
and mizen topsails double-reefed and aback, considered that
she had been recently abandoned. She was very buoyant and
easy, and was not shipping water. Mem. : The Provincialist,
Shields, sailed from Philadelphia for this port about the 4th
Dec., and was erroneously reported as having arrived at Liver-
pool on the 10th instant.

A KRIVED.—Emma. and Tribune, from Alexandria—Tramp,
Jeffrey, Bordeaux—Charles Souchay, Tregoning, Charente—
Chance, Malzard, Palermo—Dumbarton Youth, Africa—Mary
Sparks, Graham, China—Agnes, Bloom, Messina.

Laura, Dumbrell, from Bahia at this port ; sailed 23rd Nov.
On the sth Jan. fell in with the brig Paxton, from St. John,
N.B. for Glasgow, which bad decks swept, and was totally dis-
masted. The crew were taken on board of the Laura, after
having set the Paxton on fire, to prevent other vessels running
foul of her.
Ingleboro, from Calcutta at the Mauritius.
Lisbon, Al`Gowan, hence for Lisbon, at Douglas.
The Inconstant, of this port, has put back to Cardiff from
Lundy, with trysail and jib carried away.

The schooner Helena, of and from Ulverston for Runcorn.
bad both her topmasts carried away in a squall, when coming
up the river this morning.
MARANs, Jan. 10.—The Meena Sygiena, from A quillon for
Liverpool, in going down the river of the former port yester-
day, struck on a sand-bank, and at high water is completely
covered. The cargo has been lost.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15.—Wind N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—Cambalu, Alleyne. from Shanghae—Deogaum,
Calcutta—Greyhound, Phillips, St. Michael—lvy Green, Alex-
audria—Ellen, Smyrna—Telegraph, St. Petersburgh.
SAlLED.—Wyoming, Dunlevy, for Philadelphia.

Foam, Finlay, from Canton at this port; sailed 6th Sept.
Mountaineer, Robinson, from New Orleans at this port; yes-
terday. between Holyhead and Tuskar, saw several outward-
bound vessels proceeding down Channel, with all sail set.
Camilla, Brine, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 20th Nov.
On 29th Dec. was struck by a heavy sea, which stove topgal-
lant bulwark. Got two hawsers ahead, with a weight attached,
to keep her to the sea, but they were both lost, with a chain
stopper. On 2nd Jan. was struck by a heavy sea, which car-
ried away the starboard gangway, and stove the long boat. On
sth Jan. was a third time struck by a sea, which washed the
cookhouse, two water casks, &c. overboard. Through the
labouring of the ship 29th Dec. she became leaky, and it is
feared part of the cargo (sugar) is damaged.
Duchess of Lancaster, Stevenson, from Shanghae at this
port; sailed from \Voosung 7th Aug. On the 11th Aug., off

he north end of Formosa, 'encountered a typhoon. Anchored
off the Saddle Islands 14th Aug., with the wind at S.E.. and
sailed again same night, the wind having come round to N.W.

The Hero, Griffitlis, for New York, has put back, with fore-
mast sprung, loss of sails, and very leaky; sailed 22nd Dec.,
and has been as far as lat. 59 30 N, long. 16 30 W.
Mangosteen, Horner, for Bombay; Linda, for Pernambuco;
and Urella, Brown, for Palermo, all hence at Beaumaris on the
13th Jan.

Europe, hence for Philadelphia, at Madeira sth Jan., short o
water, out thirty days. _ _

Invoice, Henry, and Osmanli (s.), Locke, hence at Ancona.
New Margaret, from Calcutta, for this port, at St. Helena.
Zoe, from Mauritius, for this port, off St. Helena 6th Dec.
Convivial, Shaw, sailed from Cadiz for this port sth Jan.
The crew of the Provincialist, from Philadelphia for this port,
reported 12th Jan. a derelict. arrived at Vigo sth Jan., in the
Spanish barque Union, which took them off the wreck.

Mary Fen;vick, Barker, from Salonica at Queenstown

Odessa, Lilly, from Diiblin, for Charleston, at Queenstown
13th Jan., out twenty-five days, lost sails, &c.
Africa, sailed from Lisbon for Melbourne 9th Jan.

Gangei, from Ho
December.

Dng Kong for London, off St. Helena 3rd of

The Dolphin, of this port, took fire in Cameroons river,
blew up, and burnt to the watei's edge.
Kaflirland, Stephen, and Canada, Miller,from Pisco at Callao
Forerunner (s.), from Plymouth at Madeira Ist Jan.
Pirate (s.), under canvas, from Glasgow at Madeira, and
sailed for Sydney 6th Jan.

ST. MicitnEf.'s MOUNT, 11th Jan.—There was yesterday
picked up here the front part of a chest, with the name at full
length "Mary Somerville; " a yellow inch letter on mahogany
ground, and blue inside. It is locked, with the staples and
screws fast to the lock, as broken from the cover. It has been
some time in the water, being barnacled. Mem.—The Mary
Somerville, from Calcutta, left St. Helena I Ith Oct., and has
not since been heard of.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 16

Wind S.S.E., light

ARRlVED—Frances, Waddle, from Paraiba—Currier, —,
Bombay —Harriet L, —, Monte Video—Arrow, Wyatt, Para—
Anne, Black, Marseilles—Jenny, Thiessen, Bayonne—Pertina,
Bruce, Bahia.
SAILED—Mars, Fraser ; St. Andrew, James; Grand Bonny,
Watt; and Loodianah, Whittington, for Africa—Fortune,
111`Carthy, Sydney, N. S. W. —Albert, Sloan, Barbadoes—

Royalist, dreenweil, Bahia—Phoenix, dallienne, Maranham—
Rosalie, Meldrew, Monte Video—W. Russell, Shelford, and
Queen of the Exe, Todhunter, Rio Janeiro—Parliament, Samp-
son, and Daniel Webster, Howard, Boston—Lydia M'Henry,
Miller, Mobile—Thornhill, Bogart ; Fanny, Simonson ; Squan-
turn, Crocker • Hamlet, Sears ; Forest Monarch, Brewer ; and
Lizzie Harvard, Lawrence, New Orleans—Princeton, Russell;
Africa (s), Harrison; Francis P. Sage, Robinson; Montezuma,
De Courcy ; Sandusky, Borland ; and Albert Gallatin, Delano,
New York—Acadia, Jordan, Philadelphia—Genova (s), Paton,
Genoa.

Canada (s), Lang, from Boston, at this part ; left sth, and
Halifax 7th instant. Does not bring any specie. On 10th inst.
at three p.m., in lat. 45.58, long 43.18, passed the Andes (s.),
bound west.

Asia (s.), -, hence at Halifax, Ist Jan., and sailed 2d Jan,
for New York.

Osmanli (s.), Lock, hence at Venice, and sailed Bth Jan. for
Trieste.

Pacific (s.), Nye, hence at New York Ist Jan.
Siddons, Briggs, hence at New York.
Ward Chipman, Roberts, and Joseph Howe, Miller, hence at
San Francisco.

Herald, Gemmil ; Midas, Sing; and New Brunswick, Ran-
kin, hence at New Orleans. .

Greenock, - ; Helen, Jackson ; and Agamemnon, -,
hence at Mobile.

City of Manchester, Flynn, and Carnatic, Stalker, hence at
Charleston.

Colonist, Alexander, hence at Savannah.
Philadelphia, -, hence at Philadelphia,
Dromo, Tolmon ; Royal William, Veiler ; and Demetrius,
Ham, hence at Naples.
Martha, Williams, hence at Venice.
Rainbow, Evans, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Syra.
Ann Dashwood,Killick, from Bombay, for this port, at St
Helena.

Edward Patten, sailed from Naples for this port, 24th Dec.
Melanira, Lobb, from Palermo, at Gibraltar, and cleared for
this port. _ _ _

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England—
Countess CCooßuitittmeesirnoolifSjeDuflutioranham 12th Nov. ; Lady Kinnaird and Carrik-
fergus 13th Nov., all for Pisco.
Countess of Seafield, from Shanghae at St. Helena.
Ken, from at St. Helena.
Franklin (s.), from Havre at New York Ist Jan.
Glasgow (s.), from the Clyde, at New York.
Washington (s.), from Bremen at Boston 3rd

Tiber (s.), sailed from Leghorn for Naples sth Jan.
PARIS, 15th Jan.—The Pandora, Nordens, from Kertch, for
Queenstown or Falmouth, was stranded 2nd Jan., near Cape
Bon, being leaky.
RAMSGATE, Jan. 15.—The schooner Toby, of Liverpool, has
been run down and sunk by the schooner Matchless, of Bide-
ford, and only one man saved.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 13.—The Lioness, Duff, from Liverpool,
for Scilly, while at anchor in the new harbour, dragged her
anchors and went against the breakwater, and has put in here
to have her bottom examined.

LANCASTER, Jan. 13.—The Jane Emily Hudson, of and from
Drogheda, for Liverpool, has put In here with loss of main
boom, and three feet water in the cabin, having struck heavily
on Barnard's Wharf. . _ .

GIBRALTAR, Jan. 6.—The Armida, Rose, from Liverpool,
for Trieste, put in here 31st Dec., with damage, and is dis-
charging, having been in contact at sea.
BOSTON, Jan. s.—The brig Richard and Ann, of North
Shields, lumber laden, was passed 11th Nov., in lat 48, lon 31,
a derelict, by the Wenham, at Baltimore.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—The Marchss. of Bute, Milligan, from
Quebec. for Belfast, was run ashore, 29d Dec., near Swansbro,
North Carolina, leaky, and with loss of rudder, and will be a
wreck. The British ship Equator, for New Orleans, was spoken
17th Dec., off Jamaica, with loss of foremast, and jury rigged,
by the Agamemnon, at Mobile.

Ailsa, Dugan, hence, and Eliza, Pirrie, M‘Wha, and Salem,
from Aden, at Bombay. _ _ .

Rip Van 'Winkle, SMith. 10th Nov. ; Delta, Dennis; Otillia,
Rowles ; and Cambridge, Hole, (in eighty-two days,) and sailed
for Calcutta 19th Oct., hence, at Melbourne.

Town of Liverpool sailed from Pernambucco, 15th Dec., and
Heart of Oak, 23d, for this port; and James Stewart, 9th, for

New York

Swithamly, Jennings, sailed from Canton for London; Zee-
lund, De Winner, hence; and Debriada, from Singapore, at
Batavia, 16th Nov.
Dumfries, Green, sailed from Bombay, Dec. 2d; Euphrates,
and John Shepherd, 6:11; Nith, oth; Anna Dorothea, 14th; and
Senator, 16th, for this port.
Moslem, Henderson, and Mary Queen of Scots, Blackman,
hence; Ann Johnston' from Newfoundland, and sailed from
Bahia; Minstrel Boy, Lewis; Margaret Ridley, Brown; Pilot-
fish, Sedgley, and sailed for Macao ; and Golden Fleece Pale-
thorpe, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco.
PWLLHELI. JAN. 56.—The wind is still unsettled. Several
coasters sailed from the Roads yesterday, but they have all re-
turned. _