The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-04 00:00:00

ARRIVED

Windermere, Glendinning Kelsic Wood, Higgins Ibraila
Bombay Snake, Wills
Robinson. Denis
Lady Flora Hastings, Wild Edward Stanley, R
Quebec New York
Roderick Dim, Pacoe Ditto I Bonita,Sturmey Pernambuco
Rock City Ditto Sydney and Jane, Parry
North Star I Dragomestre
Prince Edward's Island Marion Moore, Tweedie
Express, Welch Dantzic Bombay

The William Ward, on shore about New Ferry, is from
Richibucto, and not from Quebec.
The Ayrshire Lass, Dunn, has arrived at this port from
Newfoundland. On the 24th Sept. she was struck by a sea,
which shifted the cargo, and gave the vessel a list to port.
On the 26th, off the south coast of Ireland, experienced strong
breezes, the ship under double-reefed topsails.
The Atlantic (m.s.), West, arrived at this port from New
York, at 12 20 a.tn., with 100 passengers, but no specie. She
left on the 17th Sept. Same evening, at nine o'clock, saw the
Arctic (m.s.), hence, about eighty miles from New York. On
the 26th, at 10 a.m., 146 miles west of Cape Clear, saw the
Arabia (r.m.s.), hence for New York. The Atlantic had
strong S.W. winds on the 24th, in lat 51, long 28, and strong
W.N.W. winds on the 25th, in lat 51, long 21.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29

AVind W., fresh breeze.

ARRI

Globe Valparaiso Emilie, Romillioff
Emma St. John, N.B. St. Petersburg
Skiddaw, Aitken Trieste Busaco, Nova Bahia
Tyro, Lord Lisbon Spes, Rowland Iquique
Albatross (s.s.), Hansen Express, Dunham
Lisbon St. John, N.B.
Flora, Waters St. Übes Sir John Falstaff, Santa Cruz
Lucretia Leech Santander Cuba
Diamant, Grantzen Railway, Gosnel Denia
St. Petersburg Surat, Eves Calcutta
Sea Eagle, Williams Lalla, Todd Bonny
St. Petersburg Johnstone, King Demerara
Heather, Gloacke Rio Hache

Sabrina, from Freemantle at Calcutta.
Mary Cannon, Kenney, from Calcutta, at Melbourne.
Ida, Greaves, sailed from Malaga for this port, 17th Sept.
The Carlton, for Quebec, put back yesterday, with loss of
sails.
The Intrinsic was got off last evening, and taken into the
Sandon dock basin.
The British Empire sailed from Madras for this port, 22nd
August.
Niagara, Taylor; Alice Gill, Wright; and Ronachan, Pye—
all hence at Quebec.
The Chrysolite sailed from Whampoa, 30th July, and Celes-
tial, from Hong Kong Kong, Ist Aug.—both for this port.
The Earl of Charlemant, from Liverpool, has been wrecked
at Port Philip Heads.
Twee Anthonys, Klomp ; Ajax, Dunstan; Jane Anderson,
Leonard ; and Genghis Khan, Bond—all hence at Melbourne.
Lancashire, Young (11th Aug.); Electric. Douglas (12th Aug.);
Anne Melhuish, Fowler (15th Aug.), and Joseph Bushby—all
hence at Calcutta.
AKYAB, July 2.—The Marion, Pemberton, in leaving this
harbour, on the 23rd of June, was totally lost near the Savage
Lighthouse.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 15.—Several foreign vessels have
arrived here from Sulina, with their cargoes heated and out
of condition.
WARRENPONT, Sept. 27.—The brig Neptune was passed on
the 13th Sept., in lat. 50 N., lon. 26 NV., dismasted, by The
Brothers, which has arrived here.
SINGAPORE, Aug. 15.—A ship, supposed. to be the Calaber,
of about 500 to 600 tons, was seen ashore on the Barrier Reef,
about the 15th of July last.
WATERFORD, Sept. 27.—The Falkland Castle, for Arklow,
in putting about to this port, last night, ran aground on the
shoals off the Passage, where she will have to remain until
next tide.
MAURITIUS, July 21.—The Sydney, Gallaghan, struck on
the reef of Cannonier Point on the 12th July, and has since
become a total wreck. 850,000 of specie and about 350 tons
of cargo, more or less damaged, has been saved.

FRIDAY,

ARRI

SEPT. 30

Joven Claudio, Souchez Caroline Denmark
Huelva l.ivingstone, M`Gee Akyab
Goßah, Slater Bombay Flora Alexandria
Margaret (s.), Simpson
Havre Martin Frederick. Schulz
Cronstadt
Eclipse, Gill St. Petersburg 1 David Cannon St. John,N.l.l•

Napan Belle, Abbott, hence at Alexandria.
Diamond, Irvine. hence at Table Bay.
J. H. Halton, Brown, sailed from Alexandria for this port,
16th Sept.
Fanny Forrest, from Bombay at Ascension, and sailed
thence for this port Aug. 13.
Brazileira (s.s.), arrived hence at St. Vincent Sept. 5, and
after coaling proceeded for Panama.
The Isabella of Boston, from St. John, N. 8., was spokena
on the 20th S,
ept., in lat. 49, ton. dismasted and tinder
jury mainmast, by the Aid, arrived in the river.
The royal mail steamer Lady Eglington arrived here from
Montreal, yesterday.
The Westmoreland, Decan, arrived here this morning from
Philadelphia. On the 21st inst., in lat. 47, lon. 33, she spoke
the American barque Harwood, and took four men from her,
being part of the crew of the Clarence, from St. John, N. 8.,
for Dublin, which had been previously abandoned. The rest
of the crew remained on board the Harwood.
ROTTERDAM, Sept. 28.—The Dart, from Liverpool, was
abandoned yesterday. Crew saved.
LISBON, Sept. 23.—The Nemisis, of Sunderland, was put
on shore in a sinking state, near Erica, on the 19th. It is
feared she will be a total wreck. Crew saved.
WEXFORD, Sept. 28.—The Victory (s.), Stacey, from Liver-
pool for Waterford, struck on the rocks off Cansore Point,
this morning, and went down in about 24 fathoms of water.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Aug. 20.—The Sandwich, from Akyab
for London, in running into Table Bay, Aug. 9, got ashore
about two miles east of Salt River, and became a total wreck.
Crew saved.