The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-24 00:00:00

SAILED.

Bella Marina, Thomas I Andes (s.s.), Moodie Boston
Calcutta

The Pacific (m.s.), Nye, has arrived at this port from New
York, whence she sailed on the 7th Jan. She has .8'270,293
in specie.
The Courier, Gemmill, has arrived at this port from New
Orleans, in twenty-one days from Key West, where she put in
in distress.
The Argus, Waters, has arrived at this port from New
Glasgow. She is making much water, and has been towed
round from Beaumaris by the steam-tug Fairy.
The Elena, Bell, has arrived at this port from Laguna,
whence she sailed on the 28th Nov.
North America, hence at Boston.
Melita (s.s.), from the Levant, at Malta.
Washington, Alexander, hence at Mobile.
Canada (r.m.s.). hence at Boston, 6th Jan.
Princess Royal, Thomas, hence at Palermo.
Iron Duke, Cook, hence at St. John, Newfoundland.
Astrologer (s.s.), sailed from Malta for this port, 7th Jan.
Calpe (s.s.), hence at Naples.
Parker, Moffatt, hence at Arica.
Frank Pierce, Currier; Osprey, Willington ; and Panama—
all hence at New Orleans.

Patrick Henry, Hurlbut; Orient, Hill; Andrew Foster,
Holberton ; Great Western, Furber—all hence at New York.
Karnac (s.s.), Dubbins, hence, and left for Malta; Bezaliel,
Granville, from Catania, and sailed for this port ; and John
and Mary, Wills, hence—all at Gibraltar.
Callao, Cragg, sailed from Callao for this port, Dec. 1 ;
Bloomer, and Henry Gardner, Nov. 25; Rose Elizabeth, and
Loosidank, 26; Fanny, 29; Bodicea, SO; Earl of Harewood,
D..c. 2; and John Fielden, 6—all for England.
GASPE, Dec. 22.—The hull of a large vessel was seen in
the ice this morning, off Perce.
SAN BLASS, Nov. 21.—The Eclipse, loaded with Brazil
wood, has been abandoned, and sold. The cargo is all lost,
except a small quantity washed on shore.
_ _

NEWFOUNDLAND, Dec. 29.—A disabled barque, of about
350 tons, in tow of a screw steamer, was seen, Dec. 16, in lat
47, lon 51, making for the land.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 17.—The hull of the John O'Gaunt has
disappeared, and the cargo has washed out to sea. Only a
few spars and broken chests have been cast on shore. 'the
wife of the late master and four of the crew came ashore in a
small boat, and the rest of the crew were saved, after remain-
ing on a rock till two, p.m. _ .

PNl<tc, Jan. 16.—A quantity of barrels of flour, boxes of
cheese, and bales and casks of merchandise, was seen, on
Jan. 7, in lat 49 N, lon 11 W. Some wreckage was picked
up off Cape Finisterre; amongst other things, a barrel of
flour, marked "Provisions, Montirileers," and two casks of
spirits of turpentine, marked "CTN" and "ItF."—A wheat-
laden vessel was lost near Les Sables, Jan. 8. A board,
marked " Joven Venturoso," was picked up amongst the
wreck. A board, with " Pallas "on it, was found on the
coast of Lampaul. Jan. 6.
Naw YORK, Jan. 7.—The A. H. Wass, from Liverpool for
New York (out 81 days), put into Newport, Jan. 5, very
leaky, with decks swept, and cargo and top of sails damaged ;
she must discharge to repair. The Henry Pole, from the
Clyde for New York, is ashore on the Absecom Beach, and is
expected to become a wreck. The George, Nicklaws, for
Liverpool, with a cargo of corn, has put into Havannah, very
leaky, the crew scarcely able to keep her afloat. A vessel was
seen on fire off Charleston, Dec. 12, with several others near
her, by the Washington Irving, arrived at Mobile. A con-
siderable quantity of the cotton, rosin, turpentine, wheat,
and Indian corn in the Great Republic will be got out, but in
an excessively damaged state.

THURSDAY, JAN. 19.
A R AI
American Union, Kelly I

-Wind S.W., moderate.
V 13 D.

Gustav, Van Santem

NeW York
Kitty Cordes, Hannah Mobile
Arica, M'Cann Savanilla
Amelia Hill, Hill Matanzas
Isabella, ?Wendish Smyrna
Mary Hardy Cork
Maxim Pugwash
Cherub, Toulmin St. Michaels

New Orleans
Middleton, Nichols

St. John, N.B.
R. B. Porter Parsboro
Commodore P. E. Island
Alexandria, Stevenson

Baltimore

IS A
Tayleur. Noble Melbourne
Indian Queen, Mill Ditto
Marmion, Hadley New York
Decima, Baak Africa
Rattler (s.s.), Benson Oporto

Surinam, APKenzie

Rio Janeiro
Gaspe, Vincent Lisbon
Currency, Murphy Geelong

The Broom, from St. John, N. 8., in docking this after-
noon, ran foul of the Brunswick Pier. Her anchor went
through her bow, and she had over six feet water in her hold.
Livorno (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar.
Jane and Mary, Coplin, hence at Terceira.
The Thomas Gleadon was on the Bar of the Lagne. It was
feared she would become a total wreck.

A schooner, full of water, with loss of foremast, and green
painted stern, and a quantity:of oranges near her, was passed,
Jan. 7, in lat 42, ion 17.

, The Advance, Doyle, of and from Boston, for Rio de la
Hache, was fallen in with, Dec. 31, in lat 40, ion 62, with
loss of mainmast, all sails except flying jib, leaking very fast,
and unmanageable. The crew were taken off by the Falcon,
arrived here from New Orleans.

GIBRALTAR, Jan. 12.—TheVelocipero, for Falmouth, has
put back, and must discharge to repair. _

SLIGO, Jan. 14. —The Effort, Gillen, of this port, for
Liverpool, when goinc, out to sea, Jan. 11, took the ground
on Oyster Island, and remained some time.
GOTHENBURG, Jan. s.—The Thetis, and Sir Robert Peel,
are both frozen in.

THISTED, Jan. M.—The Edward Brandt, from Bridpert,
is wrecked. The crew and materials are saved.

FRIDAY,
AnRI

JAN. 20.
v Z D

Magician, Spear Port Cabello
Harlequin, Logan New York
Truono Alexandria
Agatha, Jarvis St. Michaels

Augusta, Deireicks Laguna
Edward, Schmidt Ditto
Catherine Africa
Exerdencia

SAILED.

Stadt Utrecht, Jaske Adelaide Ellen Forshaw Sierra Leone
Saratoga, Trask New York Conway, Liston Geelong
John Ratledge, Sands Ditto

A boat, bottom up, w•as passed this morning, off the Bell
Buoy, by the Iron Duke.
. Empire Queen, Porter, hence at Havana.

WICKLow, Jan. 19.—The Tancred, Mason, from Liver-
pool for Smyrna, went ashore on the Arklow Banks yesterday.
The crew landed this morning, having left her with 12 feet of
water in the hold.

HOLYHEAD, Jan, 16.—The Scotland, of Liverpool, was
seen off the Kish, apparently with her rudder damaged by
the Scotia (s.), which carried away all her ropes in endeavour-
ing to assist her. She left her surrounded by trawlers. She
has since got on the Kish Bank.

WEXFORD, Jan. 38.—The James Calder, of and for Liver-
pool, from New Orleans, came on shore this morning on the
But Tow of Ballyteague, and is reported to be a wreck. The
carge will most probably be saved. The crew have landed.

SATURDAY, JAN. S.S.E., fresh.

ARRIVED.

Edmund New Orleans I Venea
Melita (6.4.), Cook Felix Caroline
Constantinople

SAILED.

Bordeaux
Havre

Teneriffe (s.s.), Bell I B. L. Harriman, Arey
Constantinople I Philadelphia
I Essex, Munro New Orleans Empire State, Briggs N.York
King William, Johnston Arabia (s.), Judkins Boston
St. Leone Genova (s.s.),Campbell Genoa

Tam O'Sbanter. for Demerara, has put back.
Shamrock (s.), Wickman, hence at Havre.
Livingston, for Africa, has put back, leaky, having struck
on Arklow Bank.

Arno (s.s.), Campbell, hence at Leghorn,
The flat Red Rover, of Conway, was abandoned yesterday,
in a sinking state, of Blackcoomb : crew taken off by the
steamer Mona's Queen, arrived here from Greenock.
DUBLIN, Jan. 20.—The Scotland is ashore on Malahide
Bar : a steamer is alongside, and she is likely to be got off.
HAVANA, Dec. 29.—The George Nicholas, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, which put in here in a sinking state, it
is supposed will be condemned.
DOUGLAS, Jan. 20.—Some casks of butter, part of a mast,
the head-board of a vessel, marked "Tancred,” and other
wreck, have been washed ashore in Castletown Bay.
WEXFORD, Jan. 19.—The James Calder broke up this
morning's tide : nearly all her cargo has been saved, but
scattered on the beach.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 2I.—A barque, supposed to be the
Scotland, from Liverpool for Africa, was seen in tow of the
steamer Prince, at seven o'clock last evening, close to Kings-
town, by the steamer St. Colamb.

SUNDAY, JAN. 22.—Wind S.S.W., fresh.
WIPED.
Rhine, Melcher Providential Malta
Alexandria, Va. Chaos, Reed Pugwash
Elizabeth Girgenti Experiencin, Reina Mazagan
Idas Africa
SAILED.

Martin Luther Melbourne j Saratoga, Trask New York

City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, from Philadelphia, at this
port : left 6th instant.
The steamer Nimrod, Captain Stavely, which left Queens-
town at four o'clock p.m., on Saturday, arrived yesterday at
five p.m., having, during the passage, experienced heavy gales
of wind from S.E. to S.S.W., with tremendous sea. The
captain only saw one vessel, off Bardsey.
Grecian (s.s.), Hardie, hence at Smyrna.
Arno (s.s.), Campbell, for Leghorn at Marseilles.
Karnac (s.s.), Dubbing, and sailed for Constantinople.
The barque Independent, from Cardiff for the Mediterra-
nean, put in here, yesterday, with larboard bow stove, &c.,
having been in collision with an American ship.
DUBLIN, Jan. 21.—The Scotland, Finnigan, from Liverpool
for Africa, was brought into this bay this morning, by the
steamers Prince and Albert, when the tow ropes broke and
she drifted ashore on the North Bull; her foremast had been
previously cut away. Crew landed : master with finger
broken. It is blowing very hard at present, and there is a
heavy sea on, but should the weather moderate the cargo
may be saved.

MONDAY, Jan. 23.—Wind S.
ARRIVED.

Maha Ranee, Carr Calcutta I Regulus, Cubbin Niaranham
Alice, Hadiu St. Michaels I Mermaid, M`Millan Brass

SAILED.
Queen of the West, Hallett I Zetland, Havin Aden
New York Nyverheid, Stuyra
Rhone (s.s.), Wakebam Hobart Town
Trieste I Balmoral, Stubbs Sydney
Lady Flora Hastings, Garland, Simpson Smyrna
Jamieson Ceylon
Albatross, hence at Philadelphia.
Inconstant, from Syria, at Malaga, for this port, short of
provisions.

A schooner is ashore on the main near Crosby Point, and
another aground on Taylor's Bank.
A schooner is on shore at Southport.
A ship, about 500 tons, belonging to Ardrossan, with full
female figure-head, a topgallant forecastle, and deckhouse
abaft, was passed on the 15th instant, lat 46, lon 11, die-
masted, waterlogged, and abandoned, by the Elizabeth,
arrived here from Girgenti.
SOUTHPORT, Jan. 23.—The schooner Tit Bit, from Lisbon
to Liverpool, is ashore on the Horse Bank, not much damaged
at present. A steamer will shortlybe sent to her assistance.
DUBLIN, Jan. 22.—The Tay leur, iron ship, from Liverpool,
was totally wrecked on Lambay Island, yesterday morning.
She struck in a violent gale, and soon went down. Upwards
of 300 lives were lost. About 230 personjc, among them the
captatu, ccutrived 19 reach the island. The steamer Prince

has gone to aid the people on Lamboy. She bad not reached
at t, 30 this evening. The mastheaas of the ship are above
water.

DUBLIN, Jan. 22.—1 f the weather keens moderate, the
cargo of the Scotland on shore on the North Bull will be saved,
and the vessel most probably got off, when lightened. The
Sarah, carrying about lIG tons, and another vessel, will pro-
haul y be loaded to-morrow with goods from her.
BEAL MARIS, Jan. 21.—The Eliza Murray, from Liverpool
to Dublin, with salt, drove on the rocks under Trecastle,
during a gale from the south, and remains with loss of false
keel and cargo washed out. The schooner Lilias was run foul
of by a sloop, and lost her topmast and jibboom. The Phoebe
Matthews, has put in with mainsail split.
WATERFORD, Jan. 2_l.—The brig Downes, coal laden, on
coming up the river, went ashore about Glass House, and is
discharging into lighters.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Aberfoyle hence for Calcutta, Sept. 29. lat 8 N, lon 23 W.
Amiens, of this port, Jan. 10, lat 50 N, lon 8 W.
Charles Gray, hence for Sydney, Auz. IS. lat 30 N, lon 19 W.
Clio, hence for China, Nov. 10, lat 23 S, lon 102 E.
Flora, hence for Adelaide, Nov. 29, lat 1 S, lon 30 W ; out
28 days.
Franklin, from St. Stephen for this poi t, Dec. 25, very leaky,
and with rudder head twisted, and steering with chains.
Friend, hence, lat 56, lou 69.
John and Albert, for this port, Dec. 28, off Matinilla.
John Ritson, hencefor Buenos Ayres, Dec. 4,lat 2 N, 10n23W.
Juyerna, hence for Valparaiso, Oct. 28, lat 52 5, lon 58.
Knight, hence for Aden' Dec. 9, lat 2 N, lon 22 W.
Mary Muir, of this port, bound S, Dec. 27, lat 39 S, lop 12W.
Melrose, hence for Australia, Nov. 15, lat 25 N, lon 25 W.
New Zealander, hence for Sydney, Oct. 24, lat 40 .5, lon 31 E.
Nottingham, hence for Bombay, Noy. 12, lat 32 N, lon 21 W.
Sir A. M`Nab, hence for Hobart Town, Nov. 23, lat 7 N,
lon 25 W.
Titania, hence, Dec. 9, lat 40 N, lon 36 W.
Valdivia (s.s.), hence for Brazil, Dec. 20, lat 5 S, lon 32 W.
Wm. Cobden, for this port, Dec. 30, off Cape St. Vinar.

DAYS.

TIDE TABLE.

MORN. 'EVENG. HG HT. HOLY/DAYS, iiTC

January h. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.— 24 627 7 4 13 2
Wednesday .25 743 823 13 10
Thursday .. 26 857 931 14 11
Friday ....27 10 1 10 3) 16 3
Saturday ..28 10 56 jll 22 17 4
Sunday,Jan.29 11 47 1R 1G 4th after Epiphany.
Monday .... 30 0 9 032 19 5

BIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., at Everton, the wife of Henry Williams,
of a son.

On the nth inst., the wife of Mr. Snodgrass, Leycester.
street, of a son.
On the 11th inst., the wife of Mr. Richard Summer, jun.,
of Leyland, of a son.

On the 13th inst., at Moray-place, Edinburgh, the Countess
of Kintore, of a son.

On the 14th inst., at Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, Mrs.
R. N. Cunningham, of a daughter.

On the 15th inst., at Poulton-cum-Seacombe, Mrs. D.
Cranmer Buchanan, of a son.

On the 15th inst., the wife of Mr. John Moore, Great
Homer-street, of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., at George-street, Edge-hill, the wife of
Mr. Jas. Mackie, of H. M.'s Customs, late of Elie, Fifeshire.
of a daughter.

On the 18th inst., at Buckhurst-park, Lady Elizabeth
Russell, of a (laughter.

On the 19th io t., Mrs. Henry Edwardson, Brunswick-
square, Kirkdale, of a son.

On the 21st inst., at Blenheim-street, the wife of Mr.
Edward Hughes, of a son.

On the 21st inst , the wife of Mr. George Holden, professor
of music, Rodney-street, of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Henry Waterfield, Breck-road,
Everton, of a son.

Ribtrpoot tatitiarb,