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

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23.—Wind N.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Phoenix, Knight, Demerara—Arab; Liffey; sme-
raid ; Premier; and Prosper, Jones; St. Michaels—Bellina,
Rotterdam Ontario. Holmes, Charleston—Chaos, Dunton,
Savannah—Jules Maria, Segal, Nantes—Northampton, Reed,
New Orleans—Speed, Grundell, New York—Freeman, Jamaica.
SAlLED.—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, for Rotterdam Robert,
Catnelli, Hong Kong—Baltic (s.), Comstock, New York, 10 30,
a.m.—Robert Pulsford, Gibson, Calcutta—Emilie, Griffiths,
Africa Irene, M'Donald, Valparaiso —Rosevean, Webber,
Lisbon—Kalamazoo, Taylor, New York.

Johanna, hence at Tarragona, 14th Feb.
City of Worcester (s.), Coulson, hence at St. Nazaire.
Allah Kerim, Dodero, hence at Toulon.
Arctic, Zerega, hence at New York.
Trimountain, Rea, hence at Boston.
Europe, and Mary Pleasants,—both hence at Philadelphia.
Livorno (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar, 15th Feb.
British Queen, Dobbins. from Constantinople at Malta.
Arabian (s.s.), hence, off Gibraltar, 15th Feb.
Rose, James, &AnnieMorrice, Russell—hence at St. Michaels
Kamschatka, hence, and a ship supposed to be the Flora
Macdonald,—both hence at Baltimore.
Kalamazoo, Falle, from Morlaix for this port, at St. Michaels,
20th Feb.

Atala, Thompson, from New Orleans, and Pe-tche-lee, Over-
end, from Calcutta,—both at Queenstown! 21st Feb._

.f&tne Esther, Jirliot, hence at Brest, for Grand Bassam, to
adjust her compasses.
Emerald, from Ipswich, at St. Michaels, and sailed 21st Jan.
for this port.
Prosper, Griffiths, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 12th Jan.,
for Alexandria and Tripoli.
The Trident, hence for Australia, detained by the customs at
Beaumaris, sailed thence 22nd Feb., for her destination.
The William and Mary arrived here yesterday; sailed from
Charleston on the 4th Jan., and had westerly winds until enter-
ing the chops of the Channel, when she encountered strong
gales from N.E. to S.E. ; on the 4th Feb., in lat. 50 N., lon. 11
%V., saw a ship with all her masts cut away, and abandoned.
The Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this port • she
left on the 9th Feb., at 4 16, p.m., and brought $200,000 on
freight, all for Havre. The City of Glasgow (s.s.), left Lewes
for this port on the 7th, at 3, p.m.
The Joseph liushby, Davies, from Calcutta, at this port. OR
the Sth Feb., in lat. 47, lon. 11, passed a ship, bottom up, of
about SCO or 600 tons, without copper, and for several days
passed a quantity of deals.
The Calpe (s.s.), Birch, from Marseilles at this port. She left
Gibraltar on the 15th Feb., at noon, and put into Falmouth on
21st, for coal, having encountered strong N.N.E. gales and
high northerly sea the whole voyage. _ _ _ _ _

PLYMOUTH, Feb. 22.—The Thomas and Nancy, of Bideford,
was run down and sunk, last evening, by the Bolton, from Ply-
mouth to Sydney. Crew arrived here. The Bolton proceeded
without apparent damage.
MALTA, Feb. 13.—The Margaret Farrugia, from Alexandria
for Liverpool, which put in here on the 6th Feb., was leaky,
and had lost sails, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 31.—The bar of the Mississippi is com-
pletely blocked up with outward-bound vessels ; and the Crown,
which arrived off from Liverpool, on the 25th, is obliged to
wait outside. _ _

NEW Your, Feb. B.—The Celestial Empire arrived on the Gth
instant from Liverpool, reports having had very bad weather,
carried away fore and main topgallantmasts, head rails, knees,
bowsprit shrouds, split sails, sprung a leak a few days out from
Liverpool, and has had one pump going nearly all the time
since. On the 23rd Jan., Henry Dennett, a seaman, died of
dysentery. Ten of the steerage passengers also died during
the passage. The Roscius, 111alony, fron Liverpool, at this
port, on the Ist Jan., in lat. 53 20, lon. 2850, while under three
closereefed topsails, storm stay-sails, main spencer and a dou-
ble Spanker, with a strong gale from N.N.W., was boarded by
a tremendous sea, which stove in the upper deck and fore
hatches on the main deck, twisting the mainmast head off, put
four feet water between decks, damaging all the passengers'
provisions, stores, and clothes. Lost four seamen; the mate
had his arm broken, and of the seamen his leg broken, besides
injuring others severely. The Roscius has had head winds the
whole passage. The Lady Franklin, Osborn, has arrived from
Liverpool, at this port. On the 9th Dec., George Rash, a sea-
man, was washed from the bowsprit and drowned. Dec. 17,
during a heavy gale, shipped a heavy sea, which stove starboard
quarter boats, bulwarks, skylights and binnacle, injuring most
of the men, some of them severely, and lost nearly a suit of
sails. At eight, a.m., two men, John Richardson, and John
Hunterson, fell from the fore topsailyard, and were killed.
Dec. 28, spoke the schooner Lile, from Jamaica for Liverpool,
70 days out, and supplied her with provisions. Dec. 31, in lat.
44 30, lon. 28 50, spoke a schooner, name unknown, from New-
foundland for Cork, in distress ; the captain, mate, and part
of the crew, bad been washed overboard. She had no navigator
on board; could render them no assistance, but directed them
how to steer. Dec. 14, in let. 50 17, lon. 19 37, spoke the Julia
Howard, Buckley, hence for Liverpool. A number of casks,
near together, apparently oil casks, were passed on the 28th
Jan., in lat. 51 N., lon. 18 \V., by the steamer Atlantic, arrived
here.