The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-01 00:00:00

LATEST LIVERPOOL SHIPPING,

MONDAY, Fes. f,B.—Wind.N.N.W., fresh, CoP
Altitnr.E.D.—Gannet (s.s.), Stavely, from Lisbon—Petrel, ,ip/f
and Electric Flash, Pentreath, St. 11lichaPs—GeLina Jaa'
Alberta, Groningen.

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The Anna Rich, from Boston, which got on shore 01104,
Devil's Bank, has become a total wreck—she has br.okenilVeA
11-NI.S. Encounter (14), O'Callaghan, has arrived here 'Ol4
Portsmouth. She is intended to ,be stationed here as ag"
ship.
A clipper ship, under jury masts, having been dist4t4
close-to the deck, was passed on the 29th January). in lat. 3'
the Middlesex, which has arrivedhere.
Vesta, hence at Casnaroons.
Susqueliannah, hence at Charleston.
Edinburgh, Blair, hence at New Orleans.
St. Vincent, Sheppard, hence for- St.Vincent,..at MadeirV
The royal mail steamer America,. Captain. Leitch, all
hence at Halifax, on the 16th Feb..
The royal snail steamer Niagara, arrived at New York 00P
13th Feb.; and the Alps (s.s.), on the 17th Feb.
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river, and several lives were lost in consequenae.
Irlam (in 70 days, having left Liverpool on the 26th Sae
ber), and Tamaulipas (s.s.), both hence-at Jamaica. 1406
Francis Hentey, from Melbourne,.at the Cape of Good
--
She sailed on the Ist December,.and has- 79,000 Ounces of „ol
on board.
The Albert Edward, from Calcutta for Liverpool, )11'
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Cape L'Aquillitis on the 20th January, with-lossof jibbooni A
topgallant masts, the result of a collision with the ustrali'
pjil
The Noemie has arrived hence at Baltimore; she has qir
sails, snakes much water, and lost anchor and chain, in c,;',,0
sequence of having struck very. heavily on,the tail of the flu
top.
Princeton, Russell ; Meroury, Conn: z. E. C. Scrap p,{
Spencer; West Point, Malliner t T. P:. Sage, Robson; h.OO
Montezuma, De Courcy, all. hence;; and liercyna, Mason, "
Manilla—al a New VOrk. , rola!
NEW YORK,t FEB. 14.—The Connecticut, which salleo4le,
New Orleans on the 25th January, with, a cargo of 3,558
of cotton, was aground at Pas L'Outre.on the 3d FebruarYLpit'
PENZANCE, Feb. 26.—The L'independent parted two !„'ej,
sers yesterday, and was run on the sand, where she stra,"
She is now at the quay, very leaky. If
Cowes:, Jan. 13.—Thera is a vessel, bearing to the
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ward of Fish Point, under Iffy masts, evidently dismantl,,e)
the late gale. She has a broad white streak, and looks'''.
transport.
MILFORD, Feb. 25.—The Ma ry, H u nt, from Lisbon for
pool, put in here to-day, with loss of bowsprit, sails, Szc,„0!I•
part of cargo thrown overboard, having been in co:list?'
the 4th February, in lat. 30, long.. 7. The dismasted.
at anchor off the North Bishops , slipped, came in
and proved to be the Maria Eliza, of Cardigan, from,lillr,
van, in ballast.
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the Brazils. Two schooners off the port, at 5 3C.,.p.tp,
[ay ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] .•
Edward, hence at Ostend, 25th Feb.
Good Intent, hence at Se, ille, 16th Feb.
Anna Maria Rose, 4th, and Serpent, 7th Fab,,—boW
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Michaels. I;
The Gouveneur de Bruges, and Pepitra),— both hence
Dover, 27th Feb.
MADEIRA, JAN. B.—The Anna Dorothea, from Stoelbol°
Messina, was lost in lat. 47, lon. 9: crew saved, 10
MAURITIUS, JAN. B.—The Annie, from Hobart Toil',
snaking this harbour on the 12th of Dec., got ona reef, bol,le,
assisted into port not much damaged, and was put on the of
CAPE TOWN, JAN. 24.—The Kingston, from Italtimorei,‘,:
wrecked whilst beating into Table Ray, on the 93rd of vtli`
the crew, except five persons, saved, anda small portion 0'
cargo,

LIVERPOOL GLEE AND MAD-RIP AL UNION.—A sect?,
performance of this local amateur body is, our refiij
will perceive, advertised to take p'aco in the Mecho,ttl'
Institution to-morrow evening. Those who were f°'
nwhich ate enough to
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composers,
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likely to miss the second performance, the prograoll
quartett (very little known) by Mr. Joseph Robioo',,o%;
Dublin ; a new four-part song, by Mr. Toms ; two Toellt
and solo performances on the violoncello, by 'Mr. l';8
and on the piano-forte by Mr. C. J. Toms, wbo
conduct the society.

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