The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-25 00:00:00

Yorkshire, Young

Taurus (e.s.), Langland I Africa (s.), Harrison
Constantinople New York

Miles Barton, Kelly, and Amphitrite, hence, at Melbourne.
Bebe, hence, at Geelong.
Oriental, Henderson, and Leano, Lavagno, hence at Odessa.
Tiber (s.), Brooking*, hence, at Leghorn.
Charlotte, Wood, hence for Groningen, at Texel.
Johanna M. Christiana, Mahmus, hence, at Sydney.
Triton, Duinker, hence, at Algiers.
Ida, Sheddings, hence, at Melbourne, and sailed for Callao.
United, hence, at Melbourne, after being aground on the
William Sand, but apparently without damage.
A large ship, apparently American, and abandoned, with a
barque alongside, was passed, 11th !nstant, by the El Taida,
arrived here, from Leghorn.
Chusan (s.s.), from Singapore, at Melbourne, 20th July, with
the mails of the 4th July, from England, and sailed on the
21st. for Sydney.
City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, from Philadelphia, at this
port : has .B'lBo,ooo in specie on freight.
Eagle, Boyce, from Melbourne, at this port, sailed 28th
July: has 64,000 ounces of gold on freight, and about 150
passengers. _ _ _

America (s.), Shannon, from Boston, at this port, left 12th
inst., and Halifax, 13th, at midnight. Has .8495,000 on freight,
part of which are for Havre. On the 13th, at 5 20, p.m.,
passed the Canada, (s.), hence and Halifax, for Boston.
SHIELDS, Oct. 20.—The William Carson, from Liverpool,
grounded this morning, on the Musel Scarp, but is expected
off next tide.

MELBounNE,JuIy26.—A large vessel, apparently American,
and new, has been wrecked between Jarvis Head and Skoal-
haven, N.S.W.

SUNDAY, Om. 23.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.
Bosoborous, Buenos Ayres I Balmoral
Rising Sun, Morse Hamburg Speedy

Quebec
Mediterranean

North Atlantic, hence, at Melbourne.
Margaret (a.), hence, at Havre.
Ina, +% ood, sailed from Halifax for this port, Bth inst.
Zenobia, Barker; Arkansas, Otis; and Hazard, Ilayland,
hence, at Baltimore.

Chanticleer. from Bahia, and Saratoga, Trask, hence, at
New York.

Franconi, Moore, hence, at Halifax, and sailed for Pictou
and New York, 13th inst.
James Calder, Wright, and Hartley, Morrell, hence; and
Lady Westmoreland, from Cardiff, at New Orleans.
Trade Wind, M'Cullock, and Idas, Churchill, hence at
Alexandria, Va.
Chatham, Smith, cleared at Baltimore, 4th inst., and Alex-
ander, Johnson, 6th, for this port.
Henry Nesmith, Butler, and Mary Carson, Johnston,
cleared at Philadelphia, 10th inst., for this port.
Sarah Sands (s.a.), hence, at St. Johns, N. 8., sth inst., for
coal, and sailed same evening for Quebec. She had the measles
on board. _ _

Advance, Guthrie; Mearns, Smith; The Duke, Gould;
Jane Brown, M'llinnon •' Montrose, Hue; Arron, Miles;
and Aleyone, Deniston, hence at Quebec.
SHIELDS, Oct. 21.—The Edward Carron, reported yester-
day as the William Carson, from Liverpool, with salt, got on
the Mussel Scarp yesterday, but came off next tide without
damage.
ST. PIERRE. NEWFOUNDLAND, Sept. 25.—The Clyde, from
Liverpool for Quebec, is on shore at Black Cape. Should the
weather continue fair, much of the cargo is expected to be
got out; but the slightest wind from southeast will break
her up.
FISHGUARD, Oct. 21.—The flat William and Mary, Bragge,
of and from Liverpool for Bristol, parted her chain yesterday,
and drove on shore on the Goodwin Sands, where she sank :
a great part of her cargo was washed out, and the remainder
discharged,
HALIFAX, Oct. 13.—A severe gale was experienced 29th
September, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, causing much
damage. The Spartan, from Quebec for Cork put into
's Georo•eton, Prince Edward's Island, waterlogged? and will
have to discharge.—The Florence, of and from Pictou, was
on shore on Beard Island, Gut of Canso, 29th September.
BOSTON, Oct. 11.—The wreck of a large vessel, apparently
a long time in that situation, was passed, 25th August, lat 24
N, lon 131 W. A large ship was seen on shore, 22d August,
on Whitney's Island, near Puget Sound. The Metropolis,
from Liverpool for New York, was passed 11th Sept. Tat 49,
lon 28, with loss of foremast, maintopgallantmast, jibboom,
and sails. Oct. 12.—The Espindola, and Hudson, just arrived
at New Orleans from New York, had their cargoes nearly all
destroyed by the bursting of cases of chloride of lime, which
had been improperly prepared : loss estimated at $80,060.

MON DAY, OCT
A RRI

24.—Wind S.

V E D.

Nora Creina, Walch
St. John, N.B.
Anna Maria, Valli Malaga
Margaret Smith, Fleming
Antigua

Rapid,St.Johns,N7oundland
Loftus, Retchie Montreal
Mariner St. John, N.B.
Thomas Keay Honduras

SAILED.
KOSSUtiI, Dawson New York I Kate, Reid Halifax
Hibernia, Maloney Ditto i Rover, Cole Rio Janeiro
Drie Vrendren, Hegt hence at Adelaide.
Mary. hence for California, at Lisbon, for repairs.
Warrior, sailed from Lisbon for this port, Oct. 15.
Ontario, Holmes, and General Parkhill, M'Kown, hence
at Charleston.
Alexina ; Trade Wind, 111‘Cullock : and Idas, Churchill,
hence at Virginia.
Richard, from Pernambuco, at Melbourne, with the
passengers ex Fowell Buxton, tor Australia, wrecked near
Pernambuco.
Rattler, (s.s,) hence at Oporto, and ordered to Lisbon,
when she was expected to obtain pratique, and return in a
couple of days.
Douro, Bartlett; Dumfriesshire, Dixon; and Cashmere,
Johnston, hence at San Francisco.
Isabella Peek, for Algoa Bay, which put back yesterday,
leaky, was struck by a white squall, 17th Oct., in lat 50,
ion 6, and shipped aheavy sea, which carried away head-rails.
broke spritsailyard, stove skylight, half filled the cabin with
water, and started the vessel about the channel plates.
Sarantis, Macao, from this port, at Havana.
Oirego, Borland, hence at New York.
The Sillery, from Quebec for this poet, is onshore in Cardi-
gan Bay.
The William, Moritz, from Quebec for this port, Sept. 30,
at midnight, between Newfoundland and Cape Breton. was in
contact with the Elizabeth, of and for Sydney, C. 8., from St.
staun-
on board the William. The William lostot.nn
Peter, when two passengers (out of 22) of the Elizabeth, got
A bowsprit,,
C.B ,
cheons, &c. The vessel subsequentlytot t
JrA23St......PTahuel'ai was fallen in with
The John Barry, from Cardiff
. to 11
with serious damage (but is reported_raoltab:enthe Isabella). •
e iesterdav, from Baltimore.
the Oct .5210 a Mary, arge ship, with loss of mainmast, was
ainniavbedelcleerss condition, and the crew taken off by
from
QUEBEC,Oct. •
Eleanor, of Beaumaris,
OScet
passed, 25th p
FLEETWOOD, Oct. •
Wharf, full of
Troon for Runcorn, is on shore at Bernard's Wha'r
water.
wExpoRD, Oct. 52.—The Exile, Byron, from Port Talbot
for Cork, ran on shore this morning, on St. Patrick's Bridge,
in a sinking state.
PWLLFIELI, Oct 23.—The Margaretta, of South Shields,
from Troon for Malta, was totally wrecked, last h nig t, near
Su:dwelt Roads: crew saved.
ARICIIAT, Sept. 30.—A schooner, from Quebec for Ireland,
deal laden, is on shore on Madame Island. Endeavours
being made to get her off. The master's name is B _are
ard.—
[Mem. : The schooner Anne Marie, Bri dar , cleared at Quebec
for Liverpool, Sept. 23, with a cargo of deals.]
OPORTO, Oct. 18.—The Chance, from Galatz to Queenstown,
came on shore 11th Oct., and went to pieces. Crew and a
small portion of the materials saved.
HALIFAX, Oct. 13. —The steamer Fairy Queen, of St.
John's, N. 8., conveying mails between Pictou, Shedinc, and
Prince Edward's Island, foundered near Pictou, 7th Oct.
The captain and crew took the only two boats and deserted
the ship, leaving twenty persona on board. They landed at
Pictou, and were immediately imprisoned to take their trial
for murder. Nine of the twenty persons were saved, and the
remainder perished.
SHEDIAC, Sept. 30.—A violent gale was experienced here,
18th Sept. The vessels in the harbour were the barques
Evergreen, Enterprise, Mary, and Recovery the three latter
had railway material on board, and the Evergreen had her
lower hold full of deals. The Evergreen grounded on the
Flats, and will have to discharge to be got off. The Rocovery
grounded in the Schodore River, but will easily. be got off after
discharging. The Mary parted with one chain, but brought
up with another anchor. 'Hie br* Annabelle, Davis, was
driven against the bridge, at Cocagne, and received damage.
A brig, belonging to Exeter, and bound to Miramichi, is
ashore in the. sands, between. Buctouche Bar and Codiush
River.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. 1 MORN.IEVENG. HOHT. HOLYDAYSOLTC..
October h. m. h. m. , ft. in.
Tuesday.... 25 4 4 1 433 10 3 1
Wednesday. 26 513 556 9 9
Thursday ..271 644 726 ; 10 2
Friday —.28 5 6 836 11 3 St.Simon&St.Jude'
Saturday ..29 9 3 926 13 2
Sunday ....30 948 10 9 ;15 4 23rd Sun.af.Trinity
40nday....31 10 27 10 48 ' 17 4 '