The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-13 00:00:00

app, Lake, both

and Siddons,

vt ••«u, i Hence ac lilo Janeiro.
The leak of the Martaban, occasioned by the fluke of the
anchor entering her bow, was stunned at inw

vessel floated off with the rising tide this morning
taken into the Princ's Dock, where she is discharging.
NEW YORK, AUG. 27.—The Palendar, from St. John, N. 8..
for Greenock, struck upon Black Rock, off Grand Marian,
previous to 24th Aug. The steamer Erin has been sent to her
assistance.

and was

GALATZ, Auo. 27.—The reports from Sulina, of 25th Aug.,
state that there was 7# to 7i English feet of water on the bar,
and that the Telegraph, Jane, Muriron, and Albion (English
vessels), were outside, and could not enter.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 10.—Wind S.E., light

ARRIVED

Marie Agnetha, Neilson
St. Petersburgh I Von Wickman, Bromboff
Preciosa,Schwergard Wyborg Danzig
Marchioness of Breadalbane Susan Ann Bremen
Donaldson, Matanzas Columbus, Goble Maceio

SAILED

Africa (s.),Harrison New York Helen, Oliver P. E. Island
Washington, Phillips Ditto Surinam, Gardner Cronstadt
Rattler (s.s.), Downes Oporto Ilona Dea, Rowe Savannah
Calista, Laine Honduras Britons, Jones Dalhousie
Cambria (s.), Stone Havre Fred. Wm. IV., Falche
Widow, Burke Riga St. Petersburg
Pelicans.s.),Byrneßotterdam Volant, Sharp Montreal
Dart, Deward Ditto Amoy, Kerney Quebec
Don Affonso, Danberg Odessa America, Pirrie Aden
Mary Ward, Little Havana F. Ungaria, Leva Ragusa

Rosana, from Singapore, in St. George's Channel.
Elizabeth, Kennedy, hence for Hong-Kong, at Newport.
Great Western (s.), from Southampton at Pernambuco, in
twenty-three days.

Catharine, frOM Pernambuco at Maceio, and sailed for this
port, 18th July. _

Miry Queen- of Scots, and Lord John Russell, sailed from
Maceio for this port, 20th July.
Baltec (s.s,), and cleared for Constantinople, Ist instant,
and Anderida, Fuller, hence at Gibraltar.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. I.—The wind having changed yesterday,
all the wind bound vessels, probably 400 sail, have passed the
straits from east to west.

ELSINORE, Sept: s.—The Express, Welch, from Danzig for
Liverpool, got aground, Ist instant, but was assisted off after
discharging part of her cargo; re-shipped her cargo, and pro-
ceeded without apparent damage.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 11.—Wind S.S.E., fresh

ARRIVED

Orizzonto, Mobovich I Christoffir Haze, Rasmussen
Constantinople St. Petersburg

America (s.). Leitch, from Boston at this port: sailed 31st
ult. Has 8127,569 in specie on freight.

. .
Sarah Sand. (s.s.), Ilsley, from Cfuet;ec at this port: sailed
26th ultimo.
Margaret (s.), Simpson, hence at Havre.
Scotland, Witt, and Majestic, Bisset, hence at Bonny.
Ismyr, Sanders, sailed from Trieste for Patras, 25th ult.
Livorno (s.s.), hence and Genoa, at Leghorn.
Clifton. Kulby, and Victoria, Holmes, hence at Calabar.
Europa (s.), Shannon, hence at Boston, 31st ult., at 5 30, a.m.
Arno (s.s.), sailed from Leghorn. 28th ult., for Naples ; and
Lancashire Lass, Ist instant, for Sicily.

Ann Longton, Pearson, from Akyali, and sailed, 13th July,
for this port, and Medina, Sanford, from Amoy, at St. Helena.
C. F. Bennet, Burns, hence, and sailed, 13th ult., for Aus
tralia, and Princess Alice, from Demerara, at Madeira.
KINGSTOWN, Sept. 9.—The wreck of a ship, of about 400
tons, was seen sunk on Blackwater Bank, and a quantity of
the sailing gear was also seen floating about, by the yacht
Snake, arrived here 7th instant.

MONDAY, SEPT.

12.—Wind S.S.W

Amado
Remedo
Tongfleet

Santander
Ditto
Amsterdam

cliallenger, Hodgson Quebec
Petons Jacobus, De Jonge

St. Petersburg
Cornelia Amsterdam I Laurel
Anne Longton,Pearson Akyab Express
Harvest, Fuller Baltimore Laura, Campbell
and London Harriet
Bombay Coltoner
Calcutta Mora

Riga
Charente
Mauritius
Paraiba
St. Lucia
Alexandria

illoden. Kelso

Africa Brothers, Maher
Courier, Edmondson Callao Good Intent, Thompson
Champion, Redmond Cadiz
Honduras Thetis, Porter Cronstadt
Middleton, Nichols Johannes Maria Narva
St. John, N.B. Carl Konigsberg

Garrtiw

SAILED.
Danneborg,Mogensen Santos Royal William, Harker
Gertrudis, Soto Havana Constantinople
Ocean, Horn Frederistadt

Patriot King, Wise, from Bombay at this port, in 99 days
Sailed sth June ; contrary monsoon.

Cathay a, from Shanghai, at London.
Prince Arthur, and Montreal, Jones, hence at Montreal.
Chatham, Vinnis ; Jessey, Huggins; New Messenger,
Moore ; and Charles Chaloner, Thompson, hence at Quebec.
Balmoral, from New York. at ditto.
Gustave Adolphe, Heels. hence at Cape Hayter.

. ,
SKIIIBERNEN, Sept. 10.—The Gulnare, Sp-encer, from Ga-
boon to Liverpool. put into Castletownsend Harbour yes-
terday, with loss of bowsprit, &c., and covering-board started
forward, having been in contact with another vessel that
morning. .

QuEnitc, Aug. 27.—The Salem, INl'Gratli, hence to Liver-
pool, grounded on INlTharson's shoal, but got off after a short
time and proceeded.
HALIFAX, Sept. I.—The Friendship, Talford, of and from
Sunderland to ',Sew York, with a cargo of coal, foundered oa
the 9iith Aug., on Sable Island Bank. Crew saved.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—The Quito (mail steamer), from
Panama, &c., to 'Valparaiso, struck upon a rock on the 12th
Aug., about twelve miles from Huasco ; rebounded, and
dashed against another rock, and her bottom was instantly
stove in. Crew and passengers (except one of the latter, Don
Cruz Tobar) and mails saved. Sixteen bars of silver, shipped
at Copiapo, missing.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Alex. Baring (ship), hence for Calcutta, Aug. 14. 35 N, 10 W.
Almera, Quebec for this port, A ig. 27, 49 N, 39 W.
Arica, hence fur Savanil la, Aug. 23, off Tuskar.
Ariel, for this port, July 29, 28 N, 40 W.
Artistic, Chilli for this port, July 11, 34 N, 42 W.
A screw steamer, supposed the Brazileira, of this port, for
Lisbon, steering S., Aug. 29, 39 N, 10 W.
Asia (s.). hence for New York, Aug. 29, lot 51, long 12.
Bonito, hence for Pernambuco, July 7, 9 N, 26 W.
Callao, (brig,) hence, July 25, 11 S. 31 W.
Camelion, Van Winkle, hence for Batavia, Aug.l4, 5 S, 26 W.
Charlotte, hence for Port Philip, 48 N, 10 W.
China, hence for Batavia, Aug. 8, 37 N, 15 W.
Clymene, hence for Calcutta, May 11.
Davenport, Apalachicola for this port, 11th ult.. 37 N, 73 W.
Dundonald, Bombay for this port, off Cape of Good Hope.
Edouard, hence for La Guayra.
Edward, hence for New York, Sept 2, Ist 50, long 2 W.
Franklin King, hence for New York, Aug. 12, 42 N, 53 W,
with loss of topmasts.
Ivy Green, hence for Gibraltar, Aug. 24, off Cape St. Mary.
Koh-i-Noor, hence for San Francisco, July 19, 30 Si 31 E.
Livonia. (brig,) hence for St. Thomas' July 24, 24 N, 25 W.
Loano, hence for Odessa, Aug. 21, 49N, 9 W.
Lydia WHenry, hence for Galle, Aug. 10, 51-12.
Margaret, hence for Sydney, Aug. 20, lot 46, long 9.
Magyar, hence for Montreal, Aug. 9, 55 N, 19 W.
Mersey, hence for San Francisco, Aug. 16, 45 N, 12 W.
Milicete, of this port, Aug. 13, 48 N, 48 W.
Naparin, of Beaumaris, hence for Coquimbo, June 17, 21 S,
35 W.
Netherland, hence for Australia, July 29, 14 N, 25 W.
Phoebe (s.s.), hence for Constantinople, Aug. 24, 37 N. 3 E.
Pomona, of this port, steering 5.8., Aug. 26, 36 N. 7 W.
Recorder, Akyab for this port, June 16, 36 S, 24 E.
Rhoda, hence for Civita Vecchia, Aug. 8, off Carthagena.
Rochambeau, St. John, N. 8., for this port,Ang. 17, 44 N, 67W.
Seringapatam, hence for San Francisco, July 9, 23 N, 125 W.
Sir C. Campbell, of Belfast, hence for Coquimbo, June 27,
54 8, 56 W.
Sir John Falstaff, Santa Criss for this port, Aug 6, 24 N, 81 W,
with loss of captain, mates, carpenter, and five of her crew,
from sickness.
Sachem, New Orleans for this port, Aug. 13, 29 N, 74 W.
Undaunted, hence, bound E., May 12, 60 S, 74 W.

VESSELS CLEARED OUTWARDS.
SEPTEMBER 10.

Deodata, Schroeter, Britius, Jones, Dalhousie, &e
Alexandria, E Standard, Roe, Halifax, N.S.
Thomas Lowry, Dobson, Susan, Jolly, Ditto, B,:c
Melbourne Perseverance, Leighton,
Caroline Reed, Tibbett, Cronstadt
Cale atta Catharina, Roberts,
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Horacio, Asqueta, Havana ,
Hamburg, &c
Echo, Schoenen, St. Thomas Johannes, Thayson, Iceland
Naomi, Cothey,Valparaiso,&c Helen, Collier, Lisbon
Timaodra, Boase, Vera Cruz I Elizabeth, Wicharda, Pernau
Zone, Fullerton, Gezina, Blomv, Rotterdam
Alexandria, A.S. Abord, Lundstrom, Trieste

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

TONS. AFRICA.
610 Kent, Robb, Alexandria, E.
724 Gipsy, Lamport &. Holt
Gover, Fernand Po. Brown Colebourn &Cu
152 Eblana, Roper, Table Bay, &e. Brown, le
& Holt
AUSTRALIA, &C.
465 Thomas Fielden, Adelaide. Cowie, Scott & Co
450 Rosins, Brondfoot, Adelaide. Coteswortb, Wynne &Co
290 Nyverheid, Steyen, Hobart Town. Vos, Browne &Co
468 Andromache, Passmore, H. Town. Muir, Morton &Co
42 Swan, Mayson, Melbourne, &c. J. Wilson & Co
1285 Hornet, Brown, Melbourne. Gibbs, Bright & Co
ISO Stratton, Amey, Melbourne, Neill, Sanderson &Co

EAST
886 Josepbus, Calcutta.
400 Josefa Juan, Ojinaja, Manilla. Partridgiei, EFfetiCiloiessr &&
Coco
408 Cbebucto, Russell, Sincapore. W. & J. Tyrer
WEST INDIES, &C.

315 Wanderer, Hind, Demerara. Alurrays, Loxdale &Co
570 Afontezuma, Power, Grenada. J. Poole & Co
C. S. Lemon & Co
198 N.S. de lasVictorias,Ormaechea, Havana. Partridge & Co
21:4 SlaB /arraiho'nC, ol(lne'ulidtaseann,aS.t. Thomas. Imrie & Tomlinson
149 Governor, Gillberry, St. Thomas. Imrie & Tomlinson