The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19.—Wind S. to S.W., light

AURIVED.—New Margaret, Bovey, for Calcutta—Severn,
Afriea—Baltasaro, Mason' Coquisibo—Creamore, Bahia—Bess
Grant, Gonaives—Hebe, Fleetwood; Eva, Philibrook •, Chas.
Cooper, Cutts; and Bellcarry, Allen, New Orleans—Larken,
Marseilles—Town of Liverpool, Flood, Pernambuco.
SAlLED.—Eastern Queen, Emery, for Philadelphia—Ameri-
can Union, Otis, Mobile—Harriet, Otis, Charleston—Mary Ca-
roline, Fox, Mobile—Principe Kohary, Martinoloch, Trieste—
Massachusettt, Hanson, Charleston—Favourite, Harvey, Lis-
bon—R. B. Sumner, Dyers, New Orleans—Jenny Lind, Legg,
Lisbon—Peter Rolt, Vanselow, Baltimore—Allegro, Apalachi-
cola—Virginia, Hargrove, Manzanilla—John Henry, Osnard,
New Orleans—lndus, Dadson, Valparaiso—Matilaa, Evans,
Bahia—Bedston, Benson, Masulipalam—Glenburne, Sampson.
Boston—lginia, Luppis, Genoa—Phoenix, Moppett, Philadel-
phia—Hevellins, Girth, Alexandria—Albey, Petrowsky, La
Guayra—Scotia, Merrell, Baltimore—Vila, Brelovoach, Genoa
—Sir H. Pottinger, Cragg, Shanghai—Agnes, Fox, Trinidad—
Bowling, Morphew, Valparaiso—X L, Hughes, Syra—Anne
Armstrong, Howard, New Orleans—Moro Castle, Bishop, Bal-
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Apalachicola—Julia Howard, Bulkeley, New York—Sarah
Ann, Joys, Syra—Castilian Maid, Ferris, Malta—lndustry,
Clarke, Savannah—Claudia, Morris, Beirout.

Flint, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 13th Dec. On the
14th instant, in lat. 49 N, lon. 13 W, passed the brig Jane \Vat-
son, with loss of bowsprit and foremast.
St. Lawrence, Berke, hence at Bonny.
Athens, Allen, hence at Fernando Po.
Osmanli (s.s.), hence at Trieste.
Maria,Jardine,hence at Melbourne, and sailed for Sincapore.
Derwent, Hall, hence at Antigua.
John Campbell, sailed from Fernando Po for New Orleans
previous to 17th Nov.
Johnstone, Lowther; and Sea Nymph, Grundwaler, hence
at Demerara. _

Levant, Jones, sailed from Buenos Ayres 10th Nov; Breeze,
18th ; and Icarus, 28th, all for this port.
Gauntlett, Bell; Racer, Pironet ; Rita,Joblin ; Wilton Wood,
Russell ; and Panope, Ward,—all hence at Buenos Ayres.
Gambier, Anderson; Miltiades, Henry; James, Carson;
Eldorado, Jackson ; and Hope, Crowe, all hence at Melbourne.
Mobile, Ponsonby, sailed from Melbourne Mil Oct. for Bom-
bay • Thomas Lowry, 10th Nov. for Guam ; and Diana, 6th, for
Madras.

Five bales of cotton, one marked ZRG, No. 13, were passed,
12th Jan., thirty-six miles W.S.W. of the Smalls, by the Emma,
arrived here from Alexandria.

The Garrick, which sailed yesterday for New York, has put
back with loss of cutwater and jibboom, and bowsprit sprung,
having been in contact with a vessel, name unknown.
The Augusta, for La Guayra, in coming out of Birkenhead
Dock, yesterday, grounded off the gates, but came off the fol-
lowing flood, and docked without apparent injury.
Messenger, for Naples, and Lord Nelson, for Lisbon, in pro-
ceeding to sea, yesterday, were each found to have sprung a
leak, and returned into dock.
The Daniel Webster, which sailed on the 16th, for Boston.
has put br.ck, with loss of bowsprit, &c., having been in con-
tact, off Waterford, on the 17th, with the Alert, from Water-
ford to Cardiff. The Alert lost maintopmast, &c., and was
cut down to the plankshear.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.—Wind W., fresh breeze,

ARRIVED.—Dickey Sam, from Valparaiso—Grecian (s.s.),
London—Australia. Edwards, New York—City of Manchester
(s.s.), Leitch, from Philadelphia; sailed 6th Dec.—Joseph
Wheeler, Brady, Barbadoes—Vanskapen, Marseilles—Persqe,
Bruges.
SAILED.—Isanc Wright, Abeel, for New York—Harriet
Hope, Burt, Melbourne.

Challenger,'Henderson, from Valparaiso at Punta Arenas
Lady Milton, sailed from Panama for Callao 18th Dec.

Betiy, and Ann Jane, hence at Callao,
James. Preston, hence at Galatz.

Winseales, hence at Demerara,

Zephyr, Paul, hence at Barbadoes.
Triton, Smith, and Haabet, Heise, hence at Charleston.
Hortense, Hoffkamp, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Garland, and Black-eyed-Susan, Reay, hence at Jamaica.
William Miles, for Savannah, has put back, leaky.
Helena and Olga, Ludwigson, hence at La Guayra.
Isis, Lister, sailed from Savanilla for this port Bth Dec.
Zibiah, sailed from Honduras for this port 22nd Nov.
Progress, henceat Melbourne in eighty-two days.
Amulet, of Boston, 59 days out, for Cette, France, sprung a
leak 2Sth Dec., and sunk, 15 of the crew perishing.
Ariel, Watson, sailed from Port-au-Prince for this port 19th
December.

alleyfield, Farley, from Paragnua, and Sarah Ann, Knowles,
from Santos, at Valparaiso.
Glasgow, Williamson, from Cardiff at Stanley, and sailed for
Panama.

Wanderer, Hinds, sailed from Demerara 13th Dec., and Jos.
Wheeler, 15th Dec., for this port.
Louisa, Kite, and John Scott, Nicholson, hence at Trinidad.
Yorkshire, Young, and Great Western, Furber, hence at
New York.

The Pandora, for Arica, has put back with loss of bowsprit,
&c., having been in contact with the Excelsior.
Roderick Dhu, Rogers ; Sisters, Power ; and David Cannon,
Robinson, hence at Mobile.
Fleetwood, Duguia ; Oregon, Kerr; Crescent City, Balles-
ton ; Parthenon, Matthews; and Equator, Cribbon, hence at
New Orleans.

Phosphoro (s.), Hall ; Dalemain, Varty ; Queen of the Isle,
Hewitson; and Zillah, hence; and Faany Walker, from Car-
diff—all at Valparaiso.
The Robert Matthews, sailed from Valparaiso 19th Nov.,
and Magallenes, 22nd Nov., both for England; Sovereign, 16th
Nov., for San Francisco; Gardyne, 27th .Nov. for Iquique; and
Priscilla, for Callao, 28th Nov.
OBAN, Jan. 17.—The Elizabeth, of Ramsey, from Montreal
for Liverpool, was struck by a squall on the 15th Jan., when
off the coast of Mull, by which she was thrown on her beam
ends, and driven over a reef of rocks, and stranded to the
northward of Lochdon ; but she may be got off next springs,
if the weather be moderate. Cargo lost.

STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS, Nov. 10.—The Coromandel,
Walker, from Liverpool, sailed hence on the 20th Sept. and
was spoken between Staten Island and Cape Horn, in a leaky
and dangerous state, by the John Cobbard, which has arrived
here from Swansea, and which spoke the Coromandel again
on the following day, when they both experienced a severe gale.

FRIDAY, JAN. 21.—Wind W.N.W,

ARRIVED.--Irt, Forsyth, from Demerara—Echo, Hicks, Ter-
ceira—Visitor, Lee, Marseilles—Sophia, Tenoe ; Water Witch ;
Anne ; and George Ferguson, Alexandria—Favourite, Sysen,
Salonica—Margaret (s.), Simpson; Leila; and Elvina, Havre
—Galatea, Buenos Ayres—Emma Colovin, Leyland, Akyab—
Estafette, Rotterdam—Vandalia, Smith, New Orleans—Belle
Brahe, Larsen, Stubbokjbing—Sorciere, Couch, St. Michael's
—Korlenaar, V. der Plas, Rotterdam—Amphitrite, Deswelg,
Antwerp—Edward, Lomas, Ghent-011M, Albrecht, Odessa—
Eliza Maria, Figueza.

SAI LED .—Waban, Day, for New Orleans—Florida, Mills, Sa-
vannah—Plicebe (s.s.), Brennan, Constantinople.

Ricardo, for Malta; Acorn, for Demerara; Rebus, and Jo-
hanna, for Port-au-Prince; Mary Caroline, for Mobile; Baha-
mian, for Bahia; and Agnes, for Trinidad—all put hack.
LIMEKICK, Jan. 18.—The schooner Hannah, of Liverpool,
which was on shore in the river, was got off after being light-
ened. Not having received damage, she was reloaded, and is
now ready for sea again.
Buenos Ayrean, Husband, from Valparaiso at Swansea.
Mutual, from Pernambuco, at Boston.
Ivanhoe, Rattray, hence at Havana.
Manchester, from Cardiff, and the Coromandel, and Louisa,
from London—all at Callao.
Asia (a.), Lott, hence at New York sth instant.
The Lile, Glanville, from Jamaica for this port, is at Killi-
begs, with sails split, and short of provisions.
The Australia, arrived here, passed a vessel on the 17th Jan.
in lat. 51, long. 12, apparently a brig, and water-logged. She
had only mainmast and main topmast standing, and seemed as
if the epars had fallen aft. Her ports were painted, and there
was gilt-work about the head. She had no signals of distress
flying. The Australia was about four miles south of the wreck,
but in consequence of a heavy gale blowing from the north,
was unable to reach her.

SATURDAY, JAN. 22.—Wind N.W., strong.
ARRIVED.—Hampton, English, from Alexandria, E.—Ga-
zelle, Ley, St. Michael—Breeze, Buenos Ayres—Sunda, Prich-
ard, Colombo—Johan Frederick, Behrend, Hamburg.

Naiad, Williams, for Rio Grande, has put back, with loss of
anchors and chains, having been compelled to slip in Moelfra
Bay. _ _ _ _ . . .

The Canada (s.), for Boston, left the Mersey this morning, at
half-past ten, but the tide having ebbed too far,and the N.N.W.
gale creating a heavy sea, she was unable to cross the bar of
the Victoria Channel, and returned into tne river.
Gulnare, Speiner, hence at Cape Coast Castle, and sailed for
Gaboon 26th Nov.
Adventure, Gillard, hence for Seville, at Beaumaris 20th Jan.
Nonpareil, Hill, hence for Monte Video, at Beaumaris 20th
January.

Sir lt. Jackson, 111'Neile, hence for Valparaiso, at Greenock,
19th Jan., having been on shore at Lamlash.

Archer, Stewart, hence at Melbourne.
Persian (s.), Milburn, hence at Constantinople.
Ringdove, James, from Newport for this port, at Milford,
19th Jan., leaky. . .

Margaret Jane, hence for Gibraltar,,at Beaumaris 20th Jan.,
with loss of topsail yard.
Eagle, Allen, from London for this port, at Plymouth 20th of
January. . _ .

The wreck of a small vessel is visible on West Hoyle at low
water. _

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Agnes, Schiller, from Amsterdam for this port, at Yarmouth
19th January. --

rogiaci;icar, from China for this port, at Anjer 11th Nor

Charles Richard, for Rio Janeiro, at Reaumiiis 20th Jan.
Encountered very heavy weather; cabin filled several times
with water; water casks stove, and three hands sick,

Mary Hailley, from Callao it Valencia.
CONRAY, BY BROADFORD, ISLE OF SKYE, Jan. 18.7-The
Charlotte Frederick, of and from Danzic, for Liverpool, with a
cargo of timber, was put on shore 11th instant, at Polteel, west
of Dunvegan Heath, and is likely to become a total wreck. A
great part of the cargo is already saved, and the remainder is
expected to be, if the weather keeps moderate for a few days.
WARRENPOINT, Jan. 20.—The Lord Ashburton, from Liver-
pool for New Orleans. with salt, was driven into Dundrum
BTy, last evening, during a southerly gale, and is now riding
with both anchors down, and with main and mizen masts cut
away. Arrangements have been made to tow her to Belfast or
Carlingford Bay. _ _ _

STRANRAER; Jan. 20.—The Mahon, of Arbroath, from Li-
verpool for Cork, put into Port Patrick, this morning, having

sprunc, a leak, and shifted her cargo in the gale of litit night.
The Lady Helen Stewart, laden with wheat, from Liverpool,
went ashore on Killiness Point, but was got off, and must dis-
charge her cargo.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 23.—Wind N.W., moderate,

ARRIVED.—Ann Dasbwood, Killick, from Bombay—Henry
Clay, Caulkins, New York—John Bagshaw, Thornton, Valpa-
raiso—Crescent, Williams, Charente.
SAILED.—RoyaI George, Harris, for Azores—Fides, Jeffer-
son, Oran—Admiral Tromp, Turburven, Sydney, N.S.W.—
Heatherbell. Anderson, Adelaide—Frisk. Mill, and Susan,
Munro, Melbourne—Celestial Raymab, Hong-Kong—Acorn,
Noel, Demerara—lsis, Melton, Havana—United, Larbalestier,
Honduras—Maravilba, Conde, St. Vincent—Margaret Eliza-
beth. Elliott, Buenos Ayres—Anna, Lucht, Rio Grande—Rihiero,
Rio Janeiro—Eagle, Lister, Vera Cruz—Savannah, Small, and
Robertson, James, Baltimore—Mary Ann, Crosby, Boston—
Levant, Lennerton ; Susan G. Owens, Michaels ; and Josiah.
Bradlee, Boynson, Charleston—Sarah G. Hyde, Snow, Phila-
delphia—Consbrok, Grotrien, Savannah—Tempest, Fulton ;
Jamaica, Key; and Albion, Scott, New Orleans—Garrick,
Walker; Winchester, Briggs; Owego, Rice; Shannon, Thomp-
son; and Sarah and Louisa, Henderson, New York—Canada
(s), Stone, Halifax and Boston—Runymede, Prava, Newfound-
land—Bertha, Rose ; Venus, Gonzalves ; Pallas, Moller ; and
Vict dos Hermanos, Luaces, Barcelona—Bremerhaven, Hilken,
Bremen—Watchword, Smith, Civita Vecchia—Balbec (s), Bell,
Constantinople—lsabella, Pittendrick,Galatz— Fernandes, Con-
tente, and Guilhermina. Contente, Lisbon—Scotch Lassie,
M'Allan, Naples—Repo, Rosmanich, Trieste—Etolle de la Mer,
Tual, St. Malo.

Tiriamara, for Ceara, has put back, with loss of sails, &c.
Lord Ashburton, hence for New Orleans, has been towed
into Beaumaris, dismasted.

Snake, Wills, hence for St. Michael, at Lisbon.
Dale Park, Brown, hence at Sierra Leone.
Arno (s.), Evans, hence at Leghorn.
Bertha, Nance, hence at Gibraltar.
Walton Muncaster, Steele, from Madras and Mauritius, at
St. Helena, and sailed 9th Dec. for this port.
. . _

Bon Fortuno, from Porto Nova for this port, at Lagos.
Princess Royal, from Calabar, for this port, at Fernando Po.
Visitor, from Benin, and Elizabeth, at Fernando Po.
A. schooner was wrecked last night on West Boyle; a quan-
tity of oatmeal, in sacks, marked J & F W, diamond D below,
and also diamond in red, have been washed ashore.
The George, for Baltimore, in going down the river to-day,
in tow of a steamer, ran into the flat Albert, which shortly
afterwards sunk; crew saved.
The Ithyl Life Boat capsized last night, with nine men on
board, six of whom were drowned.
MILFORD, Jan. 20.—Seven casks of butter, marked B 911,
943, 945, 948, 963, 968, 970, have been found near Helwick Light-
ship, and two bales of cotton compressed into one, marked
diamond B and C with LRC 128 below, and a cross in a circle
at the side, in St. Bride's Bay. _ _ _

ST. Dlsrin's, Jan. 20.—Several bales of cotton are being
washed ashore on the coast ; the only mark made out is TG

SOLVA, Jan. 19.—Two bales of cotton, marked "No. 128
cross within a circle," partially damaged, have been landed
here to-day.

MONDAY, JAN. 24.—Wind E.N.E.

AIIRIVED.—Arabian (s.s.), from Constantinople and London
—Juliana, from Hambro.
SAlLED.—Bahamian, Partridge, for Bahia—Prince Arthur,
Dixon, Melbourne—Agnes, Fox, Trinidad—Simeon Hardy,
Belcher, Barbadoes--Acadia, Galilee, Savannah--Pursuit,
Barnes, Mobile—Dora, .May, Zante—Margaret (s.), Simpson,
Havre—Excelsoir, Gregory, Santa Martha—Bentinck, Wilson,
San Francisco—Empress, Scott, Pernambuco—Jas. Nesmith,
Watts, New York—Robert Whiteway, Whiteway, Lima—Wm.
Darley, Brammont, Bombay—California, Johnston, Charles-
ton—Alcyone, Pitt, Savannah—Columbus, Goble, Pernambuco
—Johanna, Tarragona—Lady Bassett, Smyrna—Catharine,
Moody, Bombay—Douro, San Francisco—St. Harlampy, Bar-
badoes--Kalamazoo, Morlaix--Dream, Ancona---Jamaica,
Browne, Jamaica—Courier, Beirout.

Dankburheid, for Sydney, has put back, and gone into the
Queen's Dock. She must discharge, having touched ground.
Scotland, Witt, hence for Africa, at Milford, with bow and
forecastle on the port side stove in, cathead, whisker, &c. car-
ried away, and other damage, having been in contact with a
ship (name unknown) on the 18th instant.

Arcadia, Jordan, hence for
leaky ; sailed 16th Jan.

Philadelphia, at Waterford,

Flora, Cobb, hence at Geelong, and was to sail for Bombay
10th November. _ .
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The Sirius, for Para, has put back, leaky.
The Rhyl Life Boat, that was capsized on Saturday, whilst
going to the Lord Ashburton, does not belong to the Dock
Committee.

Cleopatra. sailed from Barbadoes for Africa Bth Dec.
Pwwi ELI, Jan. 23.—A quantity of oil and tar barrels have
keen saved from the derelict vessel on shore near Bardsey.
Two corpses were found in their beds yesterday in the fore-
castle. A life preserver was qicked up last week, on Penychain
Beach, with Enterprise, of Yarmouth, on it.