The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

Mary Muir, Duffy

Judith, Robinson, hence at Bahia.
Oncanasta, Hatfield, hence at St. John's, N.B.
Orion, Zeplein, and Emilie, Russ, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Leon, Pe!Ilia!), from Requipda for this port, at Beaumaris.
Situra, Sherris, from Harbor Grace for this port, at Scilly,
with damage.

Emilie, sailed from Rio Janeiro, 29th Oct., and Sandford,
11th Nov., both for this poet.
Eleanora, Bell, from Arica for this port, at Queenstown,
19th inst.

Buona Rechali, Vetturna, from Marianople ; Elizabeth.
Erwan, and N..rth Wales, Pritchard, from Callao ; and
Achilles, Klein, from Odessa—all at Queenstown, 18th inst.
PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, Dec. 5. The Susanna,
Doherty, of Nova Scotia, laden with timber and deals, was
lost on the north coast of this island.

QuEAssTowN, Dec. 11.—The Pollock, from Liverpool for
Apalachicola, put in here to-day, with mainmasthead and
bowsprit sprung, loss of main and mizentopmasts, and eight
of the crew disabled.

QUEBEC, Dec. 2.—The York was drifting in the ice, off
White Island, 28th Nov.—The ship Fanny, from Liverpool for
Africa, was in contact, in Kingston Harbour, with the Eblana
(a.), and lost stanchions, bulwarks, &c.
HALIFAX, Dec. s.—The Brigantine Gipsy Queen, from
Pictou for Liverpool, with deals and battens, was stranded in
November, at Ship Harbour, Canso, was leaking badly, and
would probably be condemned.
WATER FORD, Dec. 12.—The Caroline, Pope, of Fowey, from
Cornwall for Liverpool, with chinastone, was brought into
Dunmore, with loss of mainmast. by pilot cutter Emma.—
The Portuguese schooner Porto Novo, from Terceira for
Liverpool, ran on shore yesterday morning, at Ballycotton,
having mistaken the light for that of the Old Head, of Kin-
sale, and has gone to pieces : crew saved.
Daoon LDA, Dec. 20.—The Chatham, from Liverpool for
Savannah, struck on the Bar, at low water, last evening: her
masts were cut away, and she is fast breaking up. One man
and a boy came on shore Wive, but the latter subsequently
died. It is feared that the remainder of the crew are all
drowned.—A large vessel is reported to beat anchor, in shore,
in a perilous position, about twelve miles south of this.
WEXFORD, Dec. 19.—Fhe Stag, of Penzance, laden with
China clay and block tin, came on shore this morning, north
of this port, and is high on the beach.—A ship, reported to be
the Agnes, (?) of New York, with cargo, and about 150 pas.
sengers came on shore to-day, in the South Bay, on the rocks.
If the weather moderates there will be no difficulty in saving
her cargo.—The Caravannn, Poisonnier, from Santander for
Liverpool, came on shore this afternoon, near Blackwater,
and went to pieces in a few minutes : crew drowned.

THURSDAY, DEC. 22.—Wind N.E., fresh,

ARRI

Mariner Mazagan I Montezuma, De Courcy
Bell Rock, Pendleton New York
New Orleans Olive Branch, Shelly Seville

The Stornaway, for Calcutta, while in the act of weighing
anchor on Tuesday, was run into by the dock mud flats,
which carried away her cntwater, and did other damage. She
was obliged to return into dock for repairs, and will be ready
for sea to-morrow.
Cambria (s.), Miller, hence at Havre.
Lady Sale, from Maranhatn for this port, at Crookhaven.
Phantom, nt Cagliari. 11th Dec., damaged.

The Europa, fniEngland, is condemned at Callao.
Norfolk, and Het us, bosh at St. Helena, damaged.
The Lawrie. from Santander, is wrecked near La Teste.
The John Cockerel! put back to Havre, and must repair

The Augusta, from Ilelsinborg for London, is abandoned.
The Sacree Famine, from Odessa, is wrecked near Isle de
Heyeres.

DROGHEDA, Dec. 21.—The Chatham has gone to pieces.
WARREN POINT, Dec. 21.—The Adolfa, from Seville for
Liverpool, is on shore near Newcastle, Dundram Bay, a total
wreck.

NEWRY, Dec. 20.—The schooner Bohemian Girl, from
Smyrna for Liverpool, is on shore at Carlingford Bar, full
of water.

PEMBREY, Dec. 20.—The Ann, of Liverpool, was wrecked,
Istb inst.. on the Hooper Sands.
RHYL, Dec. 20.—The flat Pilot, of and for Liverpool, from
Llsndilus, sank, 17th, in Llandrillo Bay: crew saved.
BELFAST, Dec. 20.—The Black Prince, of Carnarvon, from
London for Dublin, struck on Bun Island, yesterday, and is
expected to become a wreck : mate drowned.
DROGHEDA, Dec. 20.—The Spanish schooner Dolores, An-
nacitavilla, for Liverpool, struck on the north end of Drogheda
(?) this morning, and remains there: crew saved. As soon
as the weather moderates, endeavours will be made to
lighten her.

-QtrEENsvowN, Dec. 20.—A vessel was seen this morning,
off Ballycotton, with masts gone. The Elizabeth, of New-
port is being lowed in, dismantled and abandoned, by the
pilot-cutter Petrel.

SANTANDER, Dec. 20.—The Julia, from Liverpool and
Vigo, arrived here last night, and having taken shelter at the
Quebrantes, lost her anchors and chains, and was abandoned.
She was eubsequently brought in by the steamer Provenir.
WEXFORD, Dec. 20.—The vessel reported yesterday as the
Agnes is the Niagara. Bennett, from Liverpool for New York.
Part of her passengers are now leaving her. The vessel is
likely to remain as she is for some time. The cargo will pro-
bably be saved.

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TONNINO, Dec. 16.—The Fortuna, from Bo'ness, is on the
strand.

BROUWERSHAVEN, Dec. 17.—The Pioneer, from Cardiff,
drifted with her head to the beach.

GLUCKSTADT, Dec. 18.—The';leamer Queen of Scotland
was got off last night. The Phoenix got off, and was taken
into Ronne, where she must discharge and repair.

FRIDAY?,

DEC. 23.