The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-17 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, Jet'
A. 11.111

Isabeilitlce—rnett, Whelan

Calcuttiu
Texiao, Valparaiso
Presidett, Newman

Buenos Ayrea.
Argentin*, Sidonie Ditto;
•Lister Madras'
Industrie, Bowman Maceio
Vidtek..l.wrbalastier
Itooduraw.
Sea Nymph, Patten_

Baltimore

Atlantic. (tn.s.), West
New York

colonel Cutts, Salisbury, from New York for this port. On
thel9th Dec., in lat 48, lon 17, during a violent gale from the
northward, was hove on ,leer beam ends, sprung a leak, and
shifted cargo, same time shipped a licayy sea, which stove
poop;'.fooded the cabin, carried away one boat, and damaged
three others. A quantity ef :cargo was thrown overboard to
right the ship.
Lady Cglinton (s.s.), from 'Brazil at Lisbon.
Anderid a, Fuller, and Jane,Benso n—bo henceat Tercel ra.
Bombay Packet, off Bonnyßar, Dec., bound for this port.
Fidget, Jarvis; Galeed, Trite; Intrepid, Rilner;.anl Hume,
Spriggc—all hence at St. Michaels.
Scienoe, Westcot, and Belle, Robins—both sailed from
Smyrna for this port, Dec. 22.
Teneniffe (s.s.), from the Levant, Dec. 30, for this port, at
Malta.

Ilibernia, Myers; Elizabotii-rohnson ; and Hunter, Paine,
ail hence; and Astrologer Es.tl-, from Constantinople—all at
Stny.rna. _ _

Princeton, Montgomery., from Quebec at this port. Dec. 21,
in let .443 N, lon 16, fell in with the brigantine Loyalist, of
Plymouth, from New York for London, dismasted, and next
day took oft the crew.
Si MIA 'On E, Dec. 4.—The Esmeralda' Thorness, has been
lost, 4.0" the Two Brothers. Crew saved.

THURSDAY, JAN.:'
ARRI

'U.—Wind S., light
D.

Emperor, Mitchell
-Rahia and Kingstown
Frederick, Ray Miratnichi
Sarah Bottsford, Jenkin

Georgiana -Quebec
Faithful Montreal
Eldorado Ditto
Sarah, Webster New York
Albert Gallatin, Delano, Ditto

Dalhousie
Shamrock (a.), Hockly Havre

Der Sjetta Jule, Johansen
Leghorn
Aquila d Oro, Rodriquez
Barcelona
Livingston,pGriffith Africa
Aina, Worstcn New York

Jordecon, Lelean Naples
Nett.uno, Russo Gem=
Cora Lisle, Broomhead

Alexandriii
Soloeven, Sterlhoff Icehir.d

Colonist, hence at Singapore.
Lancaster, hence at Calcutta.
Margaret, hence at Bombay, Dee. 4.
Mamr,ostun, -sailed from Singapore forlliis port, Nov. 37.
Taurus (s.s.); Danube (s.s.); and Marine Jose, Da Costa—
ll hence at Gihraltar.
The Genova has put back to Gibraltar, damaged, after
.being in collision, Dec. 27.
John Knox, sailed from Bombay, Dec.-,7, and Janisetjee
-Cursetjee, Dec. S—both for this port.
Torbert Barbour, _sailed from Calcutta, N0v..22, and Tigris,
"Nov. 30—both for this port.
Antathea; Camectonian ; Canata Loch !Lomond ; Mary
Cannon; Mirzapore. and Richard Battersby.---all loading at
Calcutta for this port.
Creamore, Collins, 'from Pernambuco for Bremen, pnt into
Dartmouth, with the greater part of the cargo of dbe William
Russell, condemned at Pernambuco. Put in on account of
the ice.
The ,abip Hartford. 'Burke, for Mobile, on the path Oct.,
when in tat 28, lon 79 W, experienced a heavy aik, chipped
a sea, sprung .a leak, and sustained other damage. The day
after the_gale passed four dismasted ships. On the 22nd, put
into Fayal for a fresh supply of water. Off Cork three weeks,
and during,that.time experienced a heavy gale, in which she
lost the jibboom and all the:head sails.
STANLEY, FAI-KLAND ISLANDR, Oct. 22.—The weathe,roff
Cape Horn at the latter end of Sept. was very severe, and
homeward hound ships have met with serious damage.
WARREN POINT, Jan. 10.—A bale of cotton has been
picked up on ttie coast near Ne,l castle, marked "Bullock
R. W.," with a few Chinese,characters; and another bale was
picked up near Dundrum.
SHIELDS, Jan. 11.—The Ocean is on the Herd Sand.
WirvENuos, Jan, 11.—The Luna, of Sunderland, found
abandoned, has been brought into harbour. Crew saved.
Wisnecu, Jan. 11„—The Albion is severely damaged, and
is discharging.
'CORINOA, Dec. 2.—The Defiance must be docked and
repaired.
ilouLmsirt, Nov. 15.—The Salisbury, and Linton, have
grounded. They are both considerably damaged, and are
discharging.
BREMEN, Jan. 10.—The Leipzic (s.), from Hull, still lies
high upon the sand, and is discharging into lighters.
NORDEN, Jan. 4.—The Hoffnung, and Preetiedina, are
both broken up. The Margaretha, Hermine, and Drei
Prebrueder, are all in the ice, leaky.
GRIMSBY, Jan. 12.—The Pehr, for London, has put back,
leaky, with part of cargo overboard.
HARTLEFOOL. Jan. 11.—The Pearea, from London, has
gone to pieces: crew saved. The destruction is dreadful—
vessels even going to pieces, and breaking one another up in
the outer basins,
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 11.—The Highland Mary has arrived
here, damaged, and second mate overboard.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 3.—The Eurotas (s.), from Syria, is
wrecked. But little cargo and no specie have yet been saved.
RANGOON, Nov. 11.—The Golconda has been on shore, and
must be docked at Calcutta. The Atalanta, from Calcutta, is
ashore: damage not yet ascertained. The Dido, from
Calcutta, has been ashore at Hong Kong, Nov. 27. The
G. E. Webster, for San Francisco, has put back, leaky, and
must discharge to repair.

FRIDAY,
ARRI

JAN. 19.
vE D .

Courier, Garey Valparaiso Prince of Wales, Rippon
Excelsior, Parker Singapore
Rio de la Hache Sobraon - Africa
Richard Coblen St.Jolin,N.B. Eleanora, Bell Arica
Diadem Newfounland Emanuel Boucher St. Lucia
Progress J3uenos Ayres I British Empire Madras
Ocean Star, Lord N. Orleans

SAILED.

M'Cleerynch( Fox
Buenos Ayres I Henryll°ll7
Rio Janeiro
Frankfort (s,s.), Loch Genoa

Britannia, hence at Alexandria.
George Clark, hence at Alexandria.
Shackamaxon, off Holyhead, at 8 30 p.m.

Valdivia (s.s.), sailed from Madeira for Rio Janeiro, Dec. 8.
The Tara sailed from Bombay for this port Dec. 10.
Loch Lomond sailed from Calcutta Nov. 28, and Richard
Battersby Dec. I—both for this port.
Mangosteen sailed from Singapore Nov. 24, and Christian
Dec. I—both for this port.
Panic, Ingleton, sailed from Woosung Nov. 2 for this port.
Taurus (s.s.), hence•, Arabian (s.s.), from Alexander;
Astrologer (s.s.), from the Levant—all at Malta.
Asia, Newlands, Manilla, Nov. 6; Diogaum, Canton, Nov.
11 : Cornucopia, Jarvis, Singapore, Nur. 14—all for this port.
Fidget. Jarvis, from St. Michael's; Monteagle, Africa, and
Sunda, from Bombay; Coquette, from Africa; Iceni, from
Bahia; Grenada, and R. K. Page, from New Orleans; John
Ravenal, from Charleston ; William Tapscott, and Senator,
from New York; Henry Reed, from St. John, N. 8.;
Helianthus, from Girgenti ; I:mu; Zenobia ; Palender;
Garrick; Bess Grant; Wallace; Liberia; Trade Wind, and
Pomona—all off this port.
The Kate Hooper, arrived yesterday, from Baltimore,
experienced a gale Dec. 24. Lost topmast, sails, bu'warks,
&c.; had boats stove, and was obliged to throw part of her
cargo overboard.
Besides the bales of cotton, mentioned yesterday, as having
been picked up in Dundrtim Bay, two others, marked
"0. C. B. W. J.," have been picked up off Ardglass; and five
more, of fine texture, have been washed ashore near Drogheda.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 6.—The Ann, from Dartmouth, has
put into Flushing, very leaky.
QUEENsTowN, Jan. IL—The Prince Albert, from New
York, for London, was abandoned in lat 48, lon 16, in a sink-
ing state. Crew taken off by the Norfolk, arrived here.
BOMBAY, Dec. 11.—The goods ex Wugur have been valued
at £13,000; and 15 per cent., with costs, have been awarded
as salvage to Lieut. Selby and crews of the brig Palimerus
and her tender.
SLIGO, Jan. 9.—The Christian, of this port, sailed Dec.3l,
for Liverpool. After striking heavily on the Wheaton Rock,
struck also on the Blenick, and came off much damaged.

BATAVIA, Nov. 24.—The David Clark, from Manilla, for
Melbourne, struck on a reef in the Straits of Sunda, got off
leaky, and discharged her cargo into the Julie, which arrived
here Nov. 30. The David Clark arrived Nov. 19.
SINGAPORE. Dec. 3.—Two brigs were passed on shore,
Sept. 21, on Cockburn's Reef, Torres Straits, by the Creole,
arrived here from Sydney. The Ranee has arrived from
Adelaide with dates to Oct. 18. The Louisa Baillie has
arrived from kt elbourne with dates to Oct 14.
DROGHEDA, Jan. 10.—The Thomas Mellor, from Liver-
pool for Shields, stranded on the North Bull; Jan. 7, came
further in shore this morning, and remains on her beam ends,
full of water. Should the weather moderate, some of her
ma'erials may be saved. The Dolores, from Bilboa, for
Liverpool, stranded Dec. 20. After her cargo was discharged
she became a wreck.

SATURDAY, JAN. 14

ARRI
Africa, O'Neill Bombay 1
Gertrude, Silsby New York
Senator, Coffin Ditto
Wm. Tapscott, Bell Ditto I
Wallace Callao
Rio Douro, Aracbe Larache
Bess Grant, Rickard
St. Domingo and N. York
Monteagle Bombay 1

S A I
Renner, Albertson St. Thomas
Eagle, Boyce Melbourne
Peterhoff, Duyer Boston
-.losefina, Caivo Havana

.—Wind S.S.E., light.

Caroline, Connor Charleston
John Ravenal Ditto
R. P. Page New Orleans
Callander, Dickman Ditto
Coquette Africa
Ensign Ditto
Lizzie [larward, Parker.

Baltimore
Laguna

Asia (s.), Lott New York
Balbec(s.s.),Sirnpson Smyrna
Lady Milton, King Mobile

Harold, Mann, from Calcutta at this port, with loss of
mizen-mast, having been in collision, off the Sferries,
with an outward.bound American ship.
Clio, sailed from Monte Video for this port, 23rd Nov.
Vea,,er, hence for St. Michael's, at Plymouth, having lost
boats, sails, bulwarks, &c.

'
Sappho and Star, hence and Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres.
Golden Age (s.), Porter, hence at St. Vincent, 16th ult., and
left 19th, for Melbourne.
__ _

Poitent), Bruce; Isabella ; Nuova Serafin ; and Sapier Pom-
pier—hence at Monte Video.
Majestic, which arrived yesterday, encountered a succession
of violent gales from N. to N.W., with thunder and lightning,
and heavy seas.
Prince (a.), from Brazil, and sailed, 27th ult., for Southamp-
ton, and Calcutta (s.s.), from Plymouth, and sailed, 27th ult.,
for Calcutta, at St. Vincent.
Swordfish, Cobb, in 24i days, and Lord John Russell, Clark,
hence at Pernambuco.

Gaunttct, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 6th Nov.; Centurion,
28th; and to; Eliza Jenkins; and ilamelon, 30th, for this
port.
Cothay, and Mary Hartley, Braithwaite, hence for
Valparaiso; Minstrel Boy. Lewis; Chaseley, Slaughter; Witch
of the Wave. Small; William Henry, Watts; Rover, Cole;
and Linda, Brsant, in 37 days—hence at Rio Janeiro.
iron Duke (e.), for Kingstown, when getting under way,last
evening, ran into the steamer Albert. from Bangor, and
damaged her own stern, so much so that her passengers were
transferred to the Windsor is.), which left with them at 10,
p.m. The Albert received only trifling damage.
Blanche, White, from Callao; Maitland, Coulson, from Bet-
-deanski ; Amelia, Creg, from Shippegan ; Tinere, Gallo, from
'Cuba for this port,

SUNDAY, JAN. t
ARRI

Cherokee, Birkett Africa
George Ditto
Silura, Skerries
Newfoundland
Severus, Aurust Stettin
Harmony, Giess Memel
Eliza Moore, Patrickson
Hamburg
Havana

Sebastian

Windermere, ?airfield
New Oateans
Horizon. Thompson Ditto
R. 13. Sumner, Dyer Ditto
Evangeline. Fairlmrn Ditto
California, Laidley Ditto
Chase, White Savannah
Magistrate, M4Kentie Ditto

S.—Wind S., fresh.
V II D .

Delia Maria, Michaels
Charleston
Devon,Carrigall Philadelphia
Shackarnaxon, Kennard Do.
Walter, Pascoe Lisbon
Brealc-o'•day, Moore
St. Stephen's
Venelia, Martin Mauritius
Progress Monte Video

Nancy, Power 111irsilciii
Eliza, Sheriff Gijon
Gultirus, Kerr Madras
Calhoun. Truman New York
Arcoli, Jennings Baltimore
Clara Maria, Albrecht Danzig
Shenandoah, Morrison
Philadelphia

Faitfield, .Loveland, from Charleston, at this port, in 28
days: experienced heavy weather from S.W. during 'the
passsage.

Franklin,‘-from St. Stephen's for this port, was spoken, 25th
ult., very leaky, and with rudder-head twisted, and steering
with chains.

PADSTOW. Jan. 13.—The schooner Chester, of Chester,
Pears, from Cardiff for St. Ives, with coals, was stranded at
New Quay, to-day crew saved. She is yet standing very
well, butlltere is a heavy ground swell.
EmsNettp., Jan. 7.—The Indus, Findleer, of and for Liver-
pool from Danzig, with timber, was on shore to the south of
the Grounds, previous to the sth inst., but got off by throw-
ing her detk load overboard, and sailed hence this morning.
withoutany apparent damage.
QuEnviesirowN, Jan. 13.—The Perseverance, from St. John's,
N. 8., for this port, was spoken in lot 50. lon —, with loss of
rudder-head. The Zephyr, Paul, from Burgos for Liverpool,
has put in here with cntwater damaged, having been in con-
tact yesterday, off Tushar.

Itimpae,r, Jan. 13.—The W. H. Davies, Curling, of and
from Liverpool, with salt, came into the Lough, yesterday
evening,:thencrew having refused to do duty, in consequence,
they say,of the ship making water. The captain states she
makes only two inches water per hour. She is bound to
New Ctriesns.

MONDAY, Jai

1. 16.—Wind S.

ARRI

V E D.

Perseverance St. John, N.B.
Robt. Finnic Paraiba
Thos. H. Ferkins N. Orleans
Columbo Ditto
Euplarosine St. Domingo
Lecare,, Galli Cuba
Pair 4 eld, Loveland Charleston

Shenandoah, Morrison
Philadelphia
F. Montgomery -Ditto
Gazelle, Grande Tim-wash
Broom, Drysdale Quebec
America (R.M.S.) Boston

SAILED.

President,Zruse Hayti I Laurel, Graham Maranbam
Shamrock (s.), Hockley Havre Dagger, Rose Demerara
Peter Rolt,l'anselou N. York

The Gertrude, from New York, has not arrived, as reported
on the 14th instant.

The Victoria steam tag, from Wexford, bas arrived at this
port with wrecked goods, ex Niagara.
The Shackautaxon, which arrived yesterday, threw over-
board part of her cargo.
Acastus, Pim, from Harbor Gran, at Queenstown, for this
port, with decks started, boats stove, bowsprit sprung, and
loss of sails, Indwarks, &c.
Africa (r.tn,s.) hence at New York, Dec. 30.
Canada (r.m.s.), hence at Halifax, Jan. 4.
Alps (s.s.), hence at Boston, Dec. so.
Glasgow '(s.s.)., from Clyde, at New York, Jan. 1.
Telegraph, Goldsworthy; Nora Creina, Walsh; Favourite
Lass, Mountain; Trimmer, Stoneman—all hence at New-
foundland.

Bermuda, at Norfolk, Va., a complete wreck ; will be con-
demned and sold.

Off the Port;—.Portia, Singapore; Petronella, Callao;
lowa, New York; R. D. Shepherd, New Orleans; Petrel,
Bay Chaleur ; Theodosia, Demerara.
The Grafton, hence at New York, is a wreck.
Laura Campbell, Le Grealey, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Beatrice, Allan, Maceio; and Bianca, Brown, Callao •,
both hence at Pernambuco. The Bianca sailed for England
Dec. 20.
Pemberton; Warbler, llunter; C. and M. Clark; Sea
Eagle, Williams; and Volant, Sears; all hence at N. Orleans.
Dundonald, hence at Mobile.
_Camillus, Eaton, hence at Charleston.
Wales, Lombard ; and Tonawanda, Julius ; hence at
Philadelphia.
Curraghmore, from Valparaiso at San Francisco.
Hippograffe, hence at Boston.
Rita A. Clark, from New Orleans at New York, for Liver-
pool.; .experienced very heavy weather, and sprang a leak off
the Toartugas. In coming up the East River, ran foul of the
ship Itowadge, and kst bowsprit, &c.
Yorkshire, Young, hence at New York.
David lerowd, hence at Baltimore.
CADIZ„ JAN. s.—The Russian ship Juno, from Liverpool at`
Genoa, wag driven on shore on the 3rd instant, at CorriL
Cabin-boy drowned. The La Jeune Agathe was in collision
during the gale of the 3rd instant, with the Sampson, of
Liverpool, cr.4,sing sundry damage to her hull, spars, and
rigging. The Good Intent, which sailed hence 31st Dec., for
Liverpool, put back yesterday, having encountered terrific
weather.

BOSTON, JAN, 4.—The Staffordshire, Richardson, from
Liverpool to this port, struck on the Blonde Rock, south of
Seal Island, on the 30th Dec., and became a total wreck.
Captain and about 174 persons drowned. First, second, and
third masters, boatswain, and 29 hands saved. It blew a heavy
gale from the eastward, along the coast, from 29th to 31st Dec.
HALIFAX, JAN. s.—The new barque Rote (7) Campbell, was
driven ashore from her moorings, 27th Dec., at Liverpool,
N.S., and became a total wreck. A-great number of small
raft have been wrecked round the coast. The Singapore, of
HMO; was totally lost at Liverpool, N.S., Dec. 30.

TIDE TABLE.

D~YB.

MORN.

January' h. m.
Tuesday.— 17 1 3
Wednesday .19 1 37
Thursday .. 19 2 15
Friday ... 201 2 56
Saturday ... 211 3 39
Sunday,Jan.22; 431
Monday....23' 5 32

!EVEN°. HOFIT. HOLYDAYS,F.TC

L. n. ft. in.
1 20 15 11
1 55 15 1
2 35 15 .5
3 17 15 2
4 4 14 5
5 0 13 11
6 7 13 5

3rd after Epiphany.

BIRTHS.
On the Ist inst., at Bank-house, Runcorn, Cheshire, the
wife of John Johnson, Esq., of a son.
On the 3rd inst., at Corwen. North Wales, the wife of Mr.
J. R. Walker, surgeon, of a daughter.
On the sth inst., at Ilighfield, Oxton, Mrs. James Beazley,
of a still-born daughter.
On the 7th inst., at Wavertree-vale, the wife of Mr. J.
Dignum, of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., at Dryclough, Huddersfield, the wife of
Mr. Wm. Hastings, formerly of this town, of a son.
On the 7th inst., at the official residence of the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, Downing-street, London, Mrs. W. E.
Gladstone, of a son.
On the 7th inst., in Washington-street, Mrs. Turnbull, of
a daughter.

On the 10th inst., at Kensington, Mrs. T. Brakell, of a son.
On the 11th inst., the wife 'of the Rev. V. M. White, of a
daughter.
On the 11th inst., the lady of Mr. John W. Smith, 100,
Duke-street, of a still-born son.
On the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. James Oldfield, cart
owner, of a son.
On the 20th ult., at Williamsburg, LI., the wife of Mr. T.
Godfrey, of New York, late of this town, of a daughter.
On the Bth inst., at Bold-street, Mrs. John Calvin Kent, of
a daughter.

On the 11th inst., at Bootle Mount, near thic town, the wife
of William Parlane, Esq., of a daughter.

On the 14th inst., at New Ferry. Cheshire, Mrs. Howard Fax,
of a daughter.

In the course of last week one of the inmates of the Keir,_
turk Union Workhouse gave birth to three male childress,asma
it is a remarkable fact that oneof the infants hau a larseuudi
in the front of his mouth.