The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-02-22 00:00:00

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, FEB. 16.—There was an unusually small supply
of beasts at to-day's market, but the quality was good. From
Liverpool and Ireland there were 900; from the north of Eng-
land and Scotland, 250; and 46 from other parts. There was
a good attendance of buyers, and the beef trade was brisk
throughout the day, at an advance of from id. to id. per lb.,
and a good clearance was made. The supply of sheep con-
tinues limited, and prices high. There was also an active de-
mand for this class of stock, which was readily disposed of at
a slight advance. Calves commanded late rates, and all sold
early. The following are the quotations :—Beasts : First
quality, sd. to 6d. ; second, sd. to sd. ; inferior, 4id. to sd.
Sheep, fild. to Bd. Calves, 51d. to 7d.—Number: Beasts,
1,196; sheep, 3,477; calves, 190.
DUBLIN, FEB. 17.—There was a better attendance at our
market this morning than for some time past. There was a
large supply of all descriptions with a good demand. We,
however, have no alteration to report in prices since this day
week. Beef, 455. to 525. per cwt. ; Mutton, sid. to 7d. ; Veal,
lid. per lb., all sink. The Pig market but a small one with a
good demand-465. to 465. per cwt.

The Arethusa, Madgewick, from Bristol for this port, put
into Milford on the 14th Feb., with loss of fore-topmast, fore-
mast sprung, some of the rigging cut away, sails split, &c.
TELEGRAPH-OFFICE, Feb. 17. —Wind at Holyhead N.E.,
strong breeze.—The Ocean (s.), from Cork, off Holyhead at
1 30, p.m. ; Swordfish, for Pernambuco, at 5, p.m.
The Catherine Hodges, hence at Bordeaux, 14th Feb.
Canaviere sailed from Cadix for this port, 7th Feb.
St. Harlampp Braze; Villiers; Bertha; Pallas; Josephine—
all hence at Barcelona, 10th Feb.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IB.—Wind N., fresh breeze,

ARRIVED.—George, Millwood, from Newry; she has lost
bulwarks, stancheous, &c., having been foul of the Crosby
Lightship, and subsequently ran against the pier.
SAILED.—Sir John Falstaff, Bell, for Jamaica—Visitor, Lee,
Lisbon.

The Countess of Lonsdale (s.), plying between Buenos Ayres
and Monte Video, has been wreclsed in the River Plate._ _

'1 he Jane Goale, Stabb, sailed from Pernambuco for this
port Jan. 13; and the Golden Fleece, for Ceara and this port,
Jan. 5.

The Cordova, from Runcorn for Bordeaux, with coal, an-
chored yesterday off Formby Lightship, not having sufficient
water over the bar. Her windlass capsized, and she was com-
pelled to put back into the George's Dock, with loss of anchor
and chain.

The Adelaide (s.s.), has arrived from Plymouth at St. Vin-
cent, Cape de Verds, with the mails for Australia of 2nd Jan.
She was to leave St. Vincent on the 4th Feb., for the Cape and
Australia ; 33 days would thus have expired before she left the
Cape de Verds.
The Courmzee, Brown, arrived from Port Philip at Pernam-
buco, and re-sailed for London Jan. 21, having on hoard
240,000 in gold.
Bonita, and Bella, Bell, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Catherine Hodges, Lewis, hence at Bordeaux.
The Mary Queen of Scots has arrived from Pernambuco at
Paraiba.

Everton, Ditchburn, and Falcon, both hence at Buenos Ayres.
Richard, White, and Seraphina, Orr, hence; Arabina Tar-
bet, Keirney, from Newfoundland (and re-sailed for Philadel-
phia); Ceylon, Mills, from the River Plate (and re-sailed from
Maceio); Princeza, Berrunau, from Rio Janeiro (and re-sailed
for the Channel 19th January); Emma Graham, Ferguson,
from Rio Janeiro (and re-sailed for Paraibia ; Daniel Dyer,
Cooper, from Rio Janeiro; Fame, Gresley, and Thomas Mellor,
Murphy, from Bahia; Pilot Fish, Sedgeley, from Maceio (and
re•sailed for this port 10th Jan.); and the Norval from New-
foundland,—all at Pernambuco.
Rio JANE I RO, Jan. 13.—The Brazilian steam •frigate Affonso,
while in pursuit of a slaver, was stranded dur►ng the night of
the 9th on the Mossambaba Coast, near Caps Frio, and it is
feared will be a total loss. The vessel is buried in the sand.

PERNAMBUCO, Jan. 22.—The Rothsay, from Harbour Grace,
for this port, was dismasted after having been ten days out ;
hut she has now nearly completed her repairs, and will be
ready for sea in three days. The Sir Fowell Buxton, from
London for Port Philip, with emigrants, has been wrecked near
Tuburao, and the Richard has been chartered to convey her
passengers to Port Philip.
BUENOS AYRES, Dec. 31.—1 t blew a tremendous south-east
gale on the 18th, during which the Danish schooner Succours,
the Hamburg brig Elizabeth, the French barque Norma, and
a Sardinian brig, were driven on shore and remained. A Bra-
zilian brig sunk, and several other vessels were driven from
their moorings, many of them receiving serious damage. The
government has issued a decree which declares that nothing
shall be landed from any vessel in the port but provisions and
ammunition.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19.—Wind N., moderate

ARRIVED.—BaItic, (s.), Comstock, from New York, at this
port, sailed 7th instant, at 7, a.m., having been detained since
the sth by a dense fog. Has brought $175,000 in gold on
freight. The City of Glasgow, (s.s.), was also detained at Phi-
ladelphia by the fog, and left 6th instant, at 7, a.m.
SAlLED.—Cambria, (s.), Miller, for Boston G to, Beg
Genoa—Medea, Broad, Galatz—Mundagues, Zuluei: • Matan
zas—Jos. Wheeler, Barry, Barhadoes—Henry Holman, Daher
Smyrna—Cekrops, Hansen ; Hero, Francis, Charleston —Swan,
Harper; Ajax, Donsten, Melbourne—Lady Sale, M`Kay, Ma-
ranbam—Ann and Isabella, Walker, Santa Martha—Antiquary,
Gardyne, Gibraltar—Nouvelle Union, Allaire, Nantes—Pea-
cock, Colledge, Constantinople—Stately, Tullock, Arica—South
Esk, Softly, Wilmington.

Canada, (s,) Lang, hence, at Boston, sth instant.
Pharsalia, hence, at Boston.
Ashley, Phelan, hence, at Mobile.
Quito, Goulding, hence, at Bahia, and sailed for Hobart
Town. _ . _

William Fisher, Jones, from Huasco, off Hampton Roads.
Antarctic, hence, at Hampton Roads, with loss of sixty pas-
sengers from smallpox.
Timandra, Tregarthen, and Commodore, Asplet, hence, at
Monte Video.

Minalto, Jenkins, sailed from Monte Video for this port
7th Dee.
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Penningham, Henderson, hence ; Taymouth Castle, Pye,
from Rio Janeiro ; Parana, Pringle, from Buenos Ayres ; and
Gentoo, Whitmore, from Valparaiso for England, at Bahia.
Faith, (s s,) Parsons, from Falmouth, at .114deira, 6th instant,
in 5 days and 2 hours ; lay-to till daylight of the 7th, when she
landed her passengers at Funchal, and proceeded for Africa
same day.

Elizabeth Moore, sailed from Bahia, 13th ult., and Crusader.
17th, for this port ; Zetland, 28th Dec., for Queenstown ;
Girl, 28th Dec., for Cowes ; Harriet, 31st Dec., for London ;
Amelia, 13th ult., and Eliza, 715th, for the Channel ; and Ann
Johnson, 3d instant, for Bremen.
BAHIA, JAN. 19.—The Ellen, Wright, from Newport for
California, put in here, 30th Dec., after striking on a reef, in
lat. 10 S., lon. 36 W., the day previous, and will be hove down.
Rio JANEIRO, JAN. 13.—A barque, supposed to be the
Tadmore, from the Clyde for Sydney, N.S.W., was fallen in
with 29th Dec., in lat. 16 S., lon. 29 W., very leaky, per
Atalanta, arrived here. _ _ .

KEY WEST, JAN. 12.—The Lucy, from Mobile for Liver-
pool, which was on shore on Loo Key, has been got off; but, in
the storm of the 9th, was obliged to cut away her spars to pre-
vent her drifting to sea. She was towed down to-day, and
anchored off Fort Taylor.
MONTS VIDEO, JAN. 4.—The Cashmere, Webb, from Liver-
pool for California, put in here, 31st Dec., in a leaky state, and
must discharge part of her cargo.—The cargo of the Isabella
Wood, from Liverpool for San Francisco, which put in here tst
Dec., has been sold, and the vessel will also have to be sold.—
The Emperor, from Sydney, N.S.W., for London, is dis-
charging as fast as the inadequate means within reach for
moving heavy logs of gum-wood will allow.
NEW YORK, FEB. s.—The recent arrivals from Great
Britain encountered very severe weather during the passage.
The Benjamin Adams, from Liverpool, lost spars, sails, &c.
Isaac Webb, from Liverpool, split sails, &c. Roscius, from
Liverpool, shipped a tremendous sea, Ist Jan., in lat. 53, lon.
29, which stove in the upper-deck and fore-hatch on main-
deck, twisted mainmast head, put four feet of water between
decks, washed four men overboard, and injured two others
badly. Lady Franklin, from Liverpool, shipped a heavy sea,
17th Dec., which stove quarter-boats, skylights, binnacle, &c.,
injured most of the men, some of them severely, lost a suit of
sails, and two men fell from the topsail yard,and were killed. On
the 31st Dec., in lat. 44, lon. 29, spoke a schooner from New-
foundland for Cork, in distress ; the captain, mate, and part of
the crew had been washed overboard.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20.—Wind, N.N.E., moderate

SAILED.-Sir Robert Peel, Weinholz, for New York—Zodiac,
Jarvis, Singapore—Sisters, Ladd, Beirout— Estrella, Rodre-
(lnez, Barcelona—Najade, Voss, Trieste—Mogul, Candlish,
Realijo—Elise, Hansen, St. Thomas—Tiber, (s.s.), Reed, Genoa
—Nemesis, Hamilton, Batavia—Fancy, Davies, Bordeaux.

Kul, hence, at Marseilles.
Crescent, hence, at Charente.
Reine, Hansen, hence, at Antwerp.
Antje, Plukker, hence, at Leghorn.
Genova (s-s,) sailed from Leghorn for Marseilles, Bth instant.
Bremerhaven, Ililken, hence, at Bremen.
Daring, Itow, and Supply, Kirkness, cleared at Gibraltar,
31st ult., for this port.
Margaret Jane, Banner; Ann, Walsh ; St. Giovanni, Eniris;
Pilot, Tatini ; and Gallovidean, Reay, hence, at Gibraltar.
Iris, Cappon, from Marseilles ; and Osmanli (s-s,) Lock,
from Palermo, at Gibraltar, and cleared for this port.
Perla, Andicochen, hence, at Madeira, and sailed for
Havana, 4th instant.
British Queen (s-s,) hence, at Constantinople, and cleared,
2d instant, on her return.
Euphrates, from China, was spoken on Friday between
Tuskar and Holyhead.
Atlantic (s,) West, hence, for New York, was passed, 7th
instant, at 8 a.m., off Sandy Hook, by the Baltic.
Boa Fortuna, sailed from Lisbon, 6th instant, and Tyro,
11th, (not sure if the latter had passed the Bar,) for this port.
Charm, Young; Clarence, Cox; Diligent, Luchies; and
Adventure, Gillard, hence, at Seville.
Sirius, Guiider, from Cardiff, at Lisbon, towed in by H. M.'s
steamer Inflexible, with loss of topmasts, yards, rigging, &c.,
bound for California.
George Ramsey, Playter; Jenny Lind, Ley; Kate, Foule ;
Guilhermina, Conte; Sarah. Blackwell; Favorite, Harvey;
Fernandes, Contente ; S. Antonia Felix, Silva ; Bessy Jane,
Richards; Archibald, M`Nish; Forte, Rodriguez; Tagus,
Wade ; Gannet (s-s,) Stavely ; and Lannen, Miller, with loss
of mainmast-head, and anchor and chain, in going in, at
Lisbon.
BOULOGNE, FEB. 17. The Stanton, Wylie. which was
stranded near this port, 22d Nov., has been got off, after heavy
repairs.
GIJON, FEB. 11.—The Jessie, Conning, of Liverpool, from
Newcastle fur this port, went down of Luanco, 9th instant:
crew saved.
CADIZ, FEB. IO.—A vessel, with Vanguard, St. John's,
N. 8., on her stern, apparently abandoned, was seen, 31st
Jan., in lat. 42 N., lon. 36 W., by the Estremosa Dolores
arrived here.

MONDAY, FEB. 21.—Wind, N.
ARRlVED.—Osmanli (ca.), Locke, from Palermo, at Liver-
pool. Left Gibraltar 6th instant.

SAILED.—Anna, Clasen, for Hayti—Alart, Petersen, Bergen
—Marie, De Jonghe, Adra—Mary Sparks, Bannatyne, Calcutta
—Wabash, Barnes, Baltimore.

Commodore, (s.), hence at Havre.
Favourite, and the Hebe, hence at Naples.
Parkfield, from Clyde, at Payta.
OFF HOLYHEAD.—Hemisphere, from New Orleans; Prince
Arthur, from Milford; and Euphrates, from China.
CADIZ, FEB. 12.—The Wilhelmina Jeltia, hence to Seville,
waa wrecked two miles from San Lucan on the 10th.
GIBRALTAR, FEB. IL—The Pilot, which arrived on the 9th,
from Liverpool, and cleared on the 10th for Constantinople,
had lost main topmast and main boom.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Atlantic, hence, Ist Feb., in lat. 51 N., long. 9 W.
Margaret Elizabeth, hence for Buenos Ayres, 30th Jan.

St. Hilda, hence for Manila 24th in 8, long.-32 W.
Ocean Queen, from New Orleans Dec.,'
for Liverpool, 18th Jan. off
Carysfort.
Robert Kelly,from New Orleans for Liverpool, Jan. 15, 35 N, 74W.
Frisk, hence for Melbourne, Ist Feb., in lat. 45 N, long. 13 W.
Wm. Jarvis, for Liverpool, 19th Jan., in lat. 27 N, long. 79 W.
Cornelia, from Savannah, for Liverpool, 22nd Jan., 35 N, 66 W.
Screamer, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, 18th Jan., off Key

West. • _ -
Harriet Francis, from Charleston, for Liverpool, 21st Jan., in
lat. 33 N, long. 69 W.
Waban, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, 19th Jan., 36 N.
Maid of Orleans, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, 19th Jan.,
in lat. 32 N, long. 79 W.
John Knox, hence for Australia, 29th Jan., 48 N, 11 W.
Corinthian, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, Jan. 25, 36 N, 69 W.
Trafalgar, hence for Calcutta, 30th Oct., in lat. 38 S, long. 92 E.
Mary Cannon, hence for Calcutta, 30th Oct., 15 N., 21 W.
Euphrates, from China, for Liverpool, 18th Feb., between Tus-
kar and Holyhead.

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