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

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING

TUES DAY, SEPT

W.N.W., fresh breeze
ARRIVED.

Chieftain, Dillingham Wilhelm Third, Kertjkee
Tobaseo Belize
George Parnell Dantzic Holyoak, Perkins Miramichi
Star of Empire, Brown Boston Eigen, Jones Cronstadt

Anna, 01,;:ens

Cynthia, Kelly.

Santander

Prince Edward's Island 1 Stiltana

St John, N.B,

SAILED

Australia, Edwards New York Merlin, Laverty Melbourne
Casibria (s.), Wickman Havre I Daniel Webster, Howard

Douro (s..s.j; Benson Oporto I Boston
Armide, Scott C. G. Hope Stirlinz. Henderson Savannah
Tay, Grant Adelaide Britannia,Lowther Barcelona
Anel, Reed New York Marathon, Tyler New York

R. P. Porter, hence at Virginia.
Will am Vail, Wisliart,hence at Boston.
Niagara (r.m.s.), hence at Boston, 15th Sept.
Courier, Gemmil, from Cardiff, at New Orleans.
Renown, Walker, from Geelong, off New Romney.
Galatia, sailed from the city of St. Domingo for this port,
23rd Aug.

Fairy, ,shelford; and Oberon, Williams,—both hence at
Newfoundland.

Kirkman, Finlay. from Bombay; Livingstone, M'Ghee,
from Akv.b : and Surat, Eves, have all been at St. Helena,
and sailed thence for this port.
Susanna, Williams, from Wilmington for this port, at Ap-
pledore, Sept. 24, with decks swept, loss of bulwarks, sails, &c.
Genova (s.s.), hence (and cleared for Genoa, &c) ; Roseland,
Ball ; and Princes Royal, Thomas, both from Bey rout,—all
at Gibraltar. The two fatter have since sailed for this port.
The Grecian (s.s.), Hardie, has arrived at this port from
Malta. She experienced fine weather till entering the Chsnnel.
The Maria, from Prince Edward's Island, which was
aground on uckington, was assisted oil last evening's tide
into the Coburg dock. •

The Joseph Walker got off on the flood yesterday afternoon,
making very little water, and has been anchored in the river.
The Neva was also got off yesterday afternoon, and was
taken into the Sandon dock basin, where she still remains
aground, in consequence of the low state of the tides.
SCILLY, Sept.-23.-;-The Agennria' Jones, is taking in a part
of the cargo (ale) of the Duncan Ritchie, for Liverpool.

QUERNiTOWN, Sept. 26.—The Croton, of Boston, laden
with guano, dismasted, and a derelict, was passed, 4th Aug.,
in lat 25 S, long 27 W.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 19.—The wind veered to the east yes-
terday, when all the wind-bound vessels in this bay and Alge-
ciras roadstead sailed, and passed the Straits to the westward.

FLEETWOOD, Sept. 26.—buring, the gale of last night. the
John. of and for Lancaster, from Quebec, parted her anchors
in the Lune, and drifted ashore on Bernard Wharf. Her
mainmast was cut away, which carried her mizenmast away.
The crew was saved. _ _

•
ARICFIAT, Sept. fhe Margaret, English, of and from
Prince Edward Island for Liverpool, sprang a leak off Louis-
berg, and put into this harbour 3rd Sept., with ten feet of
water in ber hold. She is now being discharged.—The Pennie,
from Prince Edward Island for Dublin, cut away her masts
during the squall on the 4th inst., and went ashore on Little
Arichat Head. She has since been got off, and towed into
this harbour, and is now being discharged.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28.—Wind S.W., fresh

ARRIVED

Windermere, Glendinning Kelsic Wood, Higgins Ibraila
Bombay Snake, Wills Denia
Lady Flora Hastings, Wild Edward Stanley, Robinson

• Quebec • J•
New York
Roderick Dbu, Pacoe Ditto I Bonita,Sturiney Pernambuco
Rock City Ditto Sydney and Janejarry

North Sfar
Dra goinestre
Prince Edward's Island I 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.m., 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 let 51, long 28, and strong
W.N.W. winds on the 25th, in lat 51, long 21.