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

SAILED,

Isaac Webb, Furber Sheridan Kno‘‘ les, APDonald
New York Mobile
Taurus (s.s.), Langlands Alarm, Slater Ditto
Conslantinople Bonita, Shaw Pernambuco
Cisne (s.), Da Costo Oporto Prince of Wales, Thompson
Barahona, Dove St. Thomas Savannah
Trinity Yacht, Hounsell Sultana, Ke<ldie Valparaiso
Porto Rico OdPssa, Aschentlorif Lisbon
Paraguay, Pringle Lima 11 irainichi, Wylie Savannah
Susan Knapp, Lake Gibraltar Guiseppe, Bucat Alexandria
Jane Smith, Puft Leghorn

George, Bence at Barcelona, and warned off by the Board
of Health.

Waterwitch (s s.), hence at Oporto.
I.ncilla, sailed from Bilhoa for this port, 11th inst.
Niagara, Taylor, from Quebec for this port, off Crookhaven,
15th inst.

St. Vincent, Shepherd, hence at Madeira, and left, 3rd inst.,
for St. Vincent. Slipped an anchor and chain in getting
under weigh. _

Balbec (s.s.), Simpson, from Constantinople, and left, sth
inst., for this port.
Triton, and Reform, from this port, at Dartmouth, 19th
inst:, very leaky.

William Sortie, sailed from Smyrna, Ist inst., for this port,
and Elizabeth, Ist, for Maceio and this port.
John Francis. Stewart, from Quebec for this port, et
Crookhaven, 18th inst.
Eurocludina, from Porto Rico for this port; Elizabeth Ann,
Malstrom, from St. Michael's for this port ; and Eliza,
Murphy. for this port, all at Holyhead, 18th inst.
faThe Riverdale,from Valparaiso, which put into Rio Janeiro,
as reported on the 17th inst., bad lost her rudder, and would
have to discharge.
Triumphant, Skerris, from New York ; Jamaica, Plews,
from Odessa; and Sophie, Evanson, from Odessa, with loss
of foreyard, jibboom, and larboard anchor, having been in
contact, at Falmouth, 18th inst.
CUXHAVEN, Dec. 17.—A large steamer, apparently the
Shannon, is aground.

GLUCKSTADT. Dec. 16.—A large steamer, apparently the
Queen of Scotland, is aground, near Stor.
. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. s.—There has been a tremendous
gale from the north. The shipping in the Black Sea must
have suffered.

WEXFORD, Dec. 18.—The sloop William and Maria, Morgan,
from Perthgam for this port, came on shore last night in the
South Bay.

QUEBEC, Nov. 29.—The Wildfire, hence for Liverpool, on
the 21st inst., returned on the 27th, and is discharging.
CRONSTADT, Dec. 9.—The Ann M`Lister, for Gloucester,
has put back leaky, and must discharge. The Mountain
Maid, of Cardiff, has been abandoned at sea : crew saved.
CAPE DE NERDS, Nov. 3.—The Jane Cumming, Reeves,
with salt, bound to Bahia, struck on the South Reef, off Bnna
Vissa, beat over, and was got into English Harbour, dis-
charged, and was sold with her cargo.
SWANSEA, Dec. 18. —lt has blown a hard gale from the
southeast both yesterday and to-day, and still continues.
The brig Sunbeam, bound to Cuba, went out on Saturday
night, and anchored. Yesterday she parted from one anchor
and slipped from the other, and ran on shore on the Mumbles
Flats, where she remains.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21.—Wind E., fresh

ARRIVED.
Nordstjerner, Wangberg, Trieste,

SAILED

George A. Hopley, Malony Franklin King, Harland
Charleston New Orleans
Grafton, Gilmour New York Juliana. Larranaga
Vanguard. Norton Ditto Rio Janeiro
N. S. del Carmen, Gortazar Kedgeree, Ishister Calcutta
Cienfuegos Science, Clark Barcelona
Bahia Daring, Humble Madeira

SUNDAY, DEC. 18.—Wind N. Y.E., light.

ARRIVED

Winelmina. S

olm Lady Mary, Patton Memel
, _.,...
Christianatadt Kliene Maria,
HWorth
Glasgow, Webb er Danzig Olinda (s.s.), aram Mme
Ant, Williams Ditto I Video and Queenstown
Alexandre, Zulke Ditto