The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-29 00:00:00

SAILED

Isaac Wright, Abeel Coringa, Hall
New York Lusitania (s.s.), Brown
Onward, Welsh New Orleans Rio J aneiro

Sydney

Paton, hence at Miramichi

J. Montgomery, Davies, hence off Philadelphia.
Danube (s.s.), Reed, from Messina, left Palermo for this
port, 17th inst.
_ _

Sylph, Pomeroy, sailed from Palermo for this port, 15th inst.
Dram (s.s.), and Waterwitch (s.s.), both hence off Oporto.
Grenada, from Quebec; Gromatteo, Alexandria; Enter-
prise, from Islay; and Itobarti (supposed Alice Jane),J antaica,
all ofY this port.

FRIDAY, Nov

Henry Jones, from Valparaiso ; Ann Thomson, from Callao;
and Mary, from Shediac—all off this port.
Koh-i-Noor, Bennett, from Bombay and Tutocorin, off
Dartmouth, 22nd Nov.

GOTHENBURG, Nov. 19.—Minister Lindeman, for Belfast,
assisted in, datioiged:_. _

REvA L, ;Nov. ls.—Viral, for Liverpool, put in leaky, pumps
choked; must discharge.—The Eagle (s.) was at Christiansand
on the 22nd ult., with air-pump rod broken; would leave on
the 25th.

LISBON, Nov. 18.—The Premier, Walsh, from Mazagan for
Liverpool, reported to be leaky, arrived here to-day ;as also
some other vessels, of which no particulars can be obtained.
BELFAST, Nov. 23.—The barque Harrison Chilton, of Liver-
pool, from Glasson Dock for Dalhousie, in ballast, was fallen
in with on the 2nd of Nov., in lat. 42, lon. 42, in a sinking
state, and the crew, 19 in number, together with a female
passenger, were taken off by the Eureka, Sloan, of Dumfries,
from Philadelphia, which arrived here to-day.

New YORK, Nov. 12.—The Czar Peter, which arrived at
San Francisco, 12th Oct., from Liverpool, was leaky, and part
of her cargo thrown overboard.—The Arcole, Lewis, from
Liverpool, which put back to Baltimore, 25th Oct., with three
feet of water in her hold, has discharged part of her cargo,
which is about one-fifth damaged. She is badly strained.

SATURDAY, Nov

!6.—Wind S.E., light

City of Edinburgh, Brown

Calcutta
Assimenia lbrsil
Laurel Charente
Pquebote deCayenne Nantes
Peter Bolt, Vanselow
... _

St. Petersburg
Josefina Gothenburg
Euroclydon, Bennitt
Philadelphia
Henry Jones, Dove

Valparaiso

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Ohio, Rezeau New York
Arundell, Mills New Orleans
Ann Rose, Duncan . Ditto
Marion Moore, Tweedie

Melbourne
Trimmer, Stoneman
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Newfoundland
Richard Cobden, Stewart
Bombay

Anne, Flett, hence at Sydney

Alps s.s.), hence at Hivre.
REVAL, Nov. 15.—A vessel
lost on Chalk Ground, and anoi

SUNDAY, Nov. 27

Julia, Blampied Moulmein
Guiding Star, Couch _ .

New Orleans
Smyrna

Rattler (s.s.), Benson Oporto
Matilda, M`Phun Mauritius
Felicity, Lawson Jamaica
Astrologer (s.s.), Folland
Constantinople
Jesusa, Algata Para
Fidget, Jarvis Azores
Jeune Agatha Dordt

Falcon, M'Larty Coringa
Grometta Alexandria
Edward Beck, Roberts

•
Eleantir Palermo
Ditto
Jane Ditto
Rosalie Ostend
Tagus, Wade Lisbon
Brothers, Thorpe Camaroons
Salonica, Falk ner Paraiba
Marshall, Kruser Cronstadt

Niagara (s.), Leitch Boston
Arabian (s.s.), Miller Malta
Thos. Fielden, Guy Adelaide
Gannett (s.s.), Holland,Lisbon
Flying Childers, Brownrigg
Rio Janeiro
Rebecca, Coundon Malta
Hum, Spriggs St. Michael's
Village Girl, Woof Barbados

-, N.S.W.

laden with hemp and wheat is
,they is ashore on Stonesker.

—Wind S.S.E., light,
v 13 D.

Susan Knapp, Lake Catania
Uzella Catania
Tell Tale, Legg Mazagan

LED.

Julia, Malan Monte Video
Serafin, Goitez Ditto
Balbina, De Landa Havana
Maria Alphonsine, Renanden
Nantez
Bee, Kitchum New Orleans
Speed, Baxter Mobile
Twee Gebroeders Rotterdam

Ridley Palfrey, for this port, and Arno (s • ) Steel, for
Marseilles, sailed from Leghorn, 11th inst. •
BELFAST, Nov. 25.—The Sapphire, from the Clyde for
Melbourne, which ran ashore on Burr Island, 4th inst.,
has
broken up: part of the cargo has washed on shore.
Pwum ELI, Nov. 24.—The head-board of a vessel, marked
"Y. Sophia," came on shore at Porth Ceirled, near Studwall
Roads, and a quantity of small wreck, which, apparently, had
not been long in the water.
FAYAL, Nov. 7.—The Envoy, from Londonderry, put in
here, 27th ult., with loss of maintopmast, &c. Not having a
bill of health, she was kept some days in quarantine.—The
Challenge, from China for London, which put in here, 20th
ult., leaky, is calculated to have
damaged upwards of 1,300
chests of tea. That still on board is in such a bad state that
it will be thrown overboard. If the ship cannot be repaired
here, she will be sent on to Lisbon, with more men and pumps.

MONDAY, Nov. 28.—Wind, S.S.E., light

ARRIVED.

Andover, Para
Annapolis, Baltimore
Mermaid, Philadelphia
Vanguard, and Excelsior,
New York
Montezuma, Quebec
Napan Belle: Alexandria

Janet,
Waltham, Wheeler,

Leghorn

Charleston
Joven Pepita, Almeira
Laurel, Graham 111aranham
Muscongus, Kelleran
St. Stephen's, N.B.

Matilda, M`Phun Mauritius
Felicity, Lawson Jamaica
Sarah Sands (s.s.), TlEley I Atlantic, Hughes
Portland Acanthus, Marshall
Margaret (s.), Hockley Demerara
Havre

E D.
City of Manchester, Flinn
Charleston
Belize

Indian Queen, Mill, from Melbourne, at this port: sailed
from Port Philip heads, 30th Aug. Passed Swan Island,
31st Aug. ; New Zealand, Sept. 15th ; Cape Horn, 6th Oc . ;
and crossed the Equator Ist instant. When off Cape Horn
she ran 330 miles per diem for several days: highest day's
run, 335. Time occupied on the voyage out and home 6
months 11 days. Has sixty passengers and 38,992 ounces of
gold on freight.

Baltic (U.S.m,s.), hence atiNew York, Nov. 14.
America (r.m.s.) hence at Boston, Nov. 12.
American Union, Kelly, hence at at New York, encountered
heavy westerly gales, and lost tore and mainyards and main-
topsail-yard,
Meridian, Mansion, hence at Boston.

Agnes, Bragg, henCe for Melbourne,-at St. Helena.
United Kingdom, M`Farlane, from Troop; and James
Moans Blarshead ; both at Quebec.