The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-10 00:00:00

SAILED.

John, Haws Savannah Middlesex, Formalee N. York
The:Duke, Gould N.Orleans Greenock, :Vl'Pherson Mobile
Guiding Star, Couch Ditto Cormorant (s.s.) Lisbon
Guiseppe, Built Alexandria Salatta, Beoier Batavia

.Nimrod (a.), from Cork, at this port, passed a large fleet
-of vessels, inward bound, between Tuscur and the head:
wind. S. to S.E., with a heavy swell.
Star of the East, hence and Port Philip, at Sydney, Oct. 4.
Admiral Prins •Hein, at Adelaide, Sept. 16.
.Kilternont, Oct. 2, and • Sept. 26, hence at Melbourne.
Charles, Campbell, hence, off Port Philip Heads, having
put into quarantine with fever.
Hugh Walker, from Glasgow, and Defence, M`Murtry,
hence at Sydney,,Sept. 29.
Vesta, M'lntyre, from Archangel, at Christiansen, short
of provisions, bound for this port.
A large vessel, apparently a screw steamer, without funnel,
and barque rigged, was seen off Holyhead yesterday after•
noon:: she subsequently put into the new harbour.
•
Huaihßoberts, Owen, hence at Melbourne.
HELVOET, Jan. 3.—The brig lost on the Hinder is said to
•be English : crew saved by a fishing-boat.
ANTWERP, Jan. 3.—The Nlarie.Alphonsine, from Liverpool,
was lost upon the rocks of Pierre Percie, near St. Nazare, on
Dec. 26: crew landed.; materials being saved.
DANZIG, Jan. 7..—The Amalie Sevartenort, hence for Liver-
pool, which was on shore on Hela on Dec. 21, has been con-
delayed.: .nearly half her cargo has been landed, and the
remainder is -expected to be saved.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 6.—The Gladiator, Phelan, from
Maitland to Gloucester, was abandoned in a sinking state on
Dec. 23, in lat 47, lon 16 : crew taken off by the Eleanor, from
the Mauritius, arrived here.
MELOGURNE, Oct. 10.—The Hero, which arrived here from
Loudon on Sept. 28 threw overboard two crates of felt on
Aug. 2, in lat 24 S. on 29 W, which were found to be on fire,
supposed I
from spontaneous combustion.
LEITH, Jan. 6.—the Tinarnara, of and from Liverpool,
for Newcastle, -with salt, has been brought into the harbour
very leaky, cargo washed, and loss of bulwarks, &c., two of
the crew sick, and another disabled. . _ .

BELFAST, Jail. .11.—The Farmer, of Maryport, Campbell,
from Liverpool ter Belfast, sprang a leak off tie Point of Ayr
on the 3rd instant, was run into the Lough yesterday, and
placed on the Wood Bank, with seven feet of wuter in her.
The Jane Evans, from Ayr to Newport, ran on the Long Rock,
Ballywater, yetterday, and is likely to become a wreck: crew
saved.

KINGSTON, Jan. 7.—The British Empire, which arrived
here yesterday from Madras, was in contact with a ship painted
;black at one a.m., 4th inst., about ten miles off the Skerries,
And lost bowsprit, head, &c.; the other vessel also lOst her
!bowsprit, and had her bow stove. The Victoria, of and for
Wexford, from Liverpool, was wrecked on Rogerstown bar
on-the sth instant, at daylight ; crew drowned. The Edward
and Margaret. front Cardiff, was wrecked last evening on the
North Bull : crew saved. A boat, marked Win. Herford, has
Leila picked up off Wicklow.

MONDAY, Jai

I. 9.—Wind E.
V E D.

AAR'
Asijt (r.ra.s.), Lott New York
Ellen, Jeukinson Africa
Watkins C. G. Hope
Hope, Laugdon Africa
Golore Memel
Emperor Brazil
-Ea, Jarvis Patras
Tribune Licata
Windsor, Mattthews Para
Star of the West, Woodward
New York
S
Margaret (s.), S

Leavitt Storer, Trott

New Orleans
Maemie, Johnson Savannah
Bellona Prince Edw. Island
Reporter, Howe New Orleans
David Crockett, Spencer
New York
Ward Chipman, Roberts

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Callao
Forget-me-not Rio Grande

'arrison, Havre.

Alpine, Hunter, hence, off A

lexandria.

StimhOul, from'Quebic, at this port, with loss of fore and
maintopmasts. She was towed in from off Holyhead by the
Cormorant (s.s.), which sailed hence yesterday for Lisbon.
The David Crockett, J, W. Spencer, from New York, at
this port. on the 3rd inst., when in lat 49.30, lon 29, ex-
perienced a very heavy gale, which put the ship on her beam
ends, with p:ank-shear mainsail under water fur four hours;
cargo shifted. _ _

--71;1W.c;fa(i.m.s .), Lott, from New York at this port, left
New York on the 26th ult., at 5 p.m., and brought .8440,000
in specie, of which .8'287,000 are for Havre.

The Emperor, from Brazil, was under Lambay
Island yesterday. A steamer had been engaged in Dublin to
tow her either to that port or to give her a good offing for
this port.

Pacific (m.s.), Nye, hence at New York, Dec. 26.
Oregon, M`Donald. hence at Mobile.
Golconda, Fort,and Gipsey, from Cardiff, at St. Jago de Cuba.
Triumphante, Menchusa, hence at Havana.
Deigo de Leon, from Cardiff, at Trinidad de Cuba.
Western Continent, hence; Maria Ann, from London-
derry; Charles Hill, from Cardiff; Thornhill, Bogart, from
Newport; all at New ()deans.
Brothers, from Wexford, at S•ivannah.
Huron, Wells, hence at Charleston.
Cobequid, Soley, hence at Virginia.
Ambassador, from New Orleans for thii port, put into Key
West, Dec. 21, to repair rudder.
America (r.m.s.), hence .at Boston, Dec. 24.
Prince Arthur, Sutherland, sailed from Melbourne for
Bombay, Oct. 3.
Eclipse, from Shanghai, arrived this day at St. Catherine's
Dock, London.
Thomas Sparks, Calcutta, off Cape Clear 7th instant.
The Guy Mannering, which arrived here yesterday, en-
countered a very heavy N.E. gale from noon to midnight of
the 3rd instant, in lat 49, lon 14, with a very high sea:
shifted cargo.
The Forget-me-not, at this port from Rio Grande, on the
16th inst., off the Skerries, saw a great many barrels of flour
floating about—most probably some of the flour that 11-53