The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-21 00:00:00

SATURDAY, FEB. 18.—Wind N.N.W., a gale.

ARRIVED. - Constitution, Britton, from New York—
Isabelia Scott, Pepper, Para—R. L. Gilchrest, GilnreEt,
New Orleans—Ann Falcon, Gunnion, Demerara.

Criterion (new pilot boat) nu.• ri,........
has iniiback.
I...i:flight, and lost bow-
Australia, hence for....Ne.nyffh
bow-
sprit this Morning, in ;he river, by being in contact.
W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia ; Kitty Cordes, Mobile ;
dstoaka, Melbourne; Wallace, Greenock; and Lincluden
Castle, New Orleans, have all put back.
Amphitrite, from Danzic for this port, at Penzance, Feb.ls.
_..

Edina. from Smyrna fcr this port, at Padstow, Feb. ]5.
British Queen (s.c.), ant Taurus (s.s.), both sailed from
Constantinople for this port, Jan. 31.

Mons, Quirk, from Mauritius; and Helen Douglas, Murray,
Calcutta, at St. Helena, and both sailed for this port.
Cherokee, for Africa, which sailed hence Feb. 76, went
ashore this morning on East Hoyle, and subsequently* drifted
on the Main, near Dove Point. Assistance has been sent to her.
The Sicilian brig Francisca, fi on) Taganrog, while being
towed down the river, this forenoon, parted her hawser,
drove against the Landing Stage, and injured her cutwater.
She was previously foul of the Ahbar, quarantine hulk.
General Parkhill, for Charleston, while at anchor, off
Trannicre, was fouled by two schooners, which caused her
to tail on the bank. She came off on the flood, and ancliorA
in the river.—Mem. It is stated by Captain M'Gowan that
she did not touch the ground.

Belle, from Sydney,-C.B. drove on shore this morning, at
the Dingle, but was assisted off on the flood.
Windsor, for Para, and Brevet, Melbourne, were in collision
this morning in the river. The former lost mainmast, &c.,
and the latter damaged head, cutwater, &c.
Challenger, Johnston, from Cardiff, at Payta.
Iron Duke, from Mauritius for Cork, at St. Helena.

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The Steam Tog Company's life boat, in proceeding to the
Cherokee, capsized in the Rock Channel, and the whole of
the crew were drowned, except one man, who saved himself
by clinging to an oar.
The schooner Coromandel, Crawford, of Preston, hence
for Ulverstone, laden with wheat, flour, and bags of waste
cotton and rags, drove on shore, bottom up, yesterday, off
New Brighton, and the cargo washed out of her; she righted
this morning, and is mowed to the New Brighton landing
stage. Crew saved.

Some puncheons of rum, supposed from the Cherokee. on
shore on Dove Point, have been washed on shore at New
Brighton.

BELFAST, FEB. l6.—The Dagger, from Liverpool, for
Demerara, has been lying in this Lough for several days, the
crew refused to proceed, alleging that the vessel is leaky.
The E. Z. is discharging her cargo previous to undergoing
repairs.
NEW YORK, FEB. 2.—A British ship, supposed to be the
Satellite, has been much cut by the ice, in Annapolis Roads.

SUNDAY, FEB. I9.—Wind N., moderate.

Australia, which put back yesterday, was run on shore on
the Devil's Bank, in the middle of the river, in a sinking state,
having struck on Taylor's Bank.

Montezuma, for lioston, has put hack. In following the
Australia, yesterday afternoon (without a pilot), through the
Victoria Channel, ran ashore on Great Barho; cut away main-
mast, when she floated off, and anchored off the Formby
Light Ship. She was towed into the river this afternoon by
two steam tugs.
Regis, hence at Grenada.

Corinthian, Kemp, from Mauritius, was in contact, during
the night, with the Mathurin, for ',:artinique, and lost bul-
warks, stanchions, &c. ; the Mathurin lost jibboom. The
Corinthian subsequently drove foul of the Alps (s.s.), for
Halifax and Boston, and carried away the latter's foreyard.
DUNKIRK, FEB. 17.—A vessel was observed this morning
to the westward, in danger, and soon after lost sight of. A
boat has come on shore, from which it is supposed the vessel's
name is Laura.

HOLYHEAD, FEB. 18.—The Penningham, from Liverpool
for Rio Janeiro, anchored in the New Harbour this afternoon ;
drifted from her anchors, and is on the rocks at Salt Island,
and likely to become a total wreck.

MONDAY, Feb. 20.—Wind W.

ARRlVRlL—Shamrock (s.), Havre—City of Glasgow (s.s.),
Philadelphia—Asia (r.m.s.), Lott, New York—Red Gauntlet,
Andrews, St. Geor-T, N.B.
tr.en.—Alps (s.s.), Little, Boston—Franchise, Robinson,
Charleston.
Kalamazoo, Savannah, is off the port.
Cumlode!' Castle, Al`Donnell, hence at New York.
Arabia (r.m.s.), Judkins, hence at Boston, Feb. 6.
Greenock, .11Therson, hence at Mobile.
Helen, Law, hence at Savannah'.

Lotus, Ritchie, hence at Matanzas.
Adriatic, Jack ; Lotus, Watson Golish, Arran ; Franklin
King, Borland; Ellen, 111`Geary ; Tarquin, Doughty; all from
this ; and Infanta, Calhoun, from Cardiff; all at New Orleans.
Some kegs of powder and shooks are washing on shore near
New Brighton, ascertained to be from the Wasp (75 tons),
which sailed on the 16th instant for Africa.
The W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia, which put back on
Saturday, will return into dock, having struck on the bar of
the Victoria Channel.
Greta, Liverseed, from Glasgow at this port, for Alexandria,
on the 18th instant. off Point Lynas, was struck by a
tremendous sea, which shifted her cargo, consisting of iron
rails.

Melanie Heloise, Vallee, Limpius ; and Clemence, Disney,
Bordeaux ; both for this port, at Camaret.
HOLYHEAD, FEB. 19.—The Penningham is likely to be got
off the rocks if the weather holds fine.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Dorisana, hence to Sincapore, Dec. 16, 31 N, 22 W.
Nicholas Biddle, hence to Savannah, Dec. 22, 27 N, 39 W.
Birkenhead, from Leghorn for this port, Feb. 8, off Cape St.
Vincent.
Anna Grayson, hence to Cape Town, Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W.
Rodney, from London to Australia, Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W.
Philo, from Callao to this port, Feb. 2, 23 N, 37 W.
Plantagenet, from Sydney to London, Feb. 9, 46 N, 25 W.
Tapley, bound east, Jan. 16, off Cape Three Points.
Mary Stoddart, outward hound, Jan. 6, 3 N, 22 W
Fidget, hence to St. Michael, Feb. 11, off Tuscar.
John Melhuish, from Calcutta to this port, Oct. 11,19 X, 88 E.
Ens; from London to Sydney, Jan. 14,13 N, 24 \V.
I nverary Castle, from the Clyde to Melbourne,Jan. 6, 2 N,22W.
Lockett, hence to Shanghae, Nov. 10, 39 S. 51 E.
Deborah, hence to California, Oct. 22, 58S, 80 R.
Cathaya, Dec. 13 20 5, 25 W.
Santiago, from Valparaiso to this port, Jan. 15, 26 N, 29 W.
Refuge, for Melbourne, NOV. 6.

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