The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

ARRI

John Afelhuish, Jenkins

Arabia.

Maranham

Calcutta I Calve (s-s) Gibraltar
Stadntecht Texel I Greenock, M'Pherson,
Jessie Munn, Duckitt, Quebec I Quebec
Lotus, Watson Ditto Benevolence Bombay
Canada, Hood Ditto Reliance, Fell Ditto
Toronto, Ballantyne Ditto

SAILED

Southampton, Fensley, New York

Niagara, (a.) Leitch. from Boston, at this port. sailed on
the 9th instant, and from Halifax the 11111: has .8104,000 in

City of Manchester, (s-a,) from Philadelphia, at this port,
sailed sth instant: has 43133,000.

Star of the West, hence at New York.
Daniel Webster, Howard, hence at Boston.
lowa, Pettin, hence at New Orleans.
James Ilunt, Leggitt, hence at Grenada.
Margaret, (s,) hence at Havre.
Patriotess, Norrie, sailed from Arica for Islay, 9th Sept.
Bohemian Girl, sailed from Smyrna,3lst ult., and Isabella,
6th instant, for this port.
Narayann, Weatherburne, hence at St. Catharine, and
sailed for Paranaguay, ith
Ann Sanderson, Barton, from Paraguay, at Arica, and
sailed for Islay.

Ann Baldwin ; Eleanor Dixon ; Princess Helene; and
Bonanza, at Iquique.
Bella Isla, Wilson, sailed from Callo for this port, 28th
Sept.; and Lady Louisa, and Blanche, 27th; Orbit Petro-
nella, and Arab, 28th ; and Importer, 29th, for England.
Olive Branch, Wilson, from Payti; Emerald, Plymouth
Rock, Caldwell, and Albinus, Owens, from Melbourne; Bloo-
mer, Manning, from Sydney; Emigrant, Williams, from Cal.
dera, Thomas Lee, Ray, from California; Concord, Potter;
H. Lindsay, Staca ; Cherokee, Anderson; El Dorado, hl'Car-
thy, and Panama, Gerald, from Australia; Catherine, Parks,
from Coquimbo: and Thames, Rennie; Annie Worrall ; and
Janet, Graham, from Chincha, at Callao.
A letter received by Ellwood Walter, Esq., Secretary of the
Board of Underwriters, dated Baltimore, Oct. 31, states that
there has been landed from the ship Arcole, for this port,
before reported put back to Baltimore, having been knocked
down in a gale, B,too barrels of flour, of which there is about
one-fifth more or less damaged. The lower hold was being
discharged. She has in all about 4,800 brls. flour, 50 hhds.
tobacco, 500 bags wheat, and 9,500 bush. wheat, in bulk.
There is none of the flour sufficiently damaged as to require
a sale, and the whole will probably be sent forward by the
Arcole. The ship is considerably strained in her upper
works, and it will require some three or four weeks to over-
haul and get her ready for sea.
The ship Austria, from this port for Charleston, with a
cargo of salt, went ashore on Cape Romain, morning of Oct.
30, and at last advices the water ebbed and flowed in her up
to her between decks. The steamer Charleston succeeded in
getting the passengers from the ship, with considerable diffi-
culty and danger; the chief mute of the steamer having re-
ceived a severe injury, and the boat in which he was got off
lost in trying to get the passengers off. The Austriais a fine
ship of the capacity of about 2,700 bales, and is owned by
Messrs. J. Fraser and Co., the master, and other parties in
Charleston. She is fully insured in the various Charleston
offices. A letter from the captain, dated Nov. "T
he
ship says,
ship lay yesterday afternoon in a very bad position, having a
hard knoll of sand under her centre: she bent so that I ex-
pected to see her break in two, but at the last high water she
changed her position, and is now again comparatively
straight. I had thrown over all the salt I had between decks,
with the exception of about 200 sacks. The lower hold con-
tains nothing but salt and 100 tons ballast."
!Vim YORK, Nov. B.—The Liverpool, Williams,
.from
Shields for New York, foundered at sea: captain, his wife, a
lady passenger, and 13 of the crew drowned; the remainder
arrived at New Orleans.

MONDAY, Nov. 31.—Wind, S.W.

ARRIVED.
Tancred, Mason Calcutta Endymion, Withycombe
George Fyfe. Oberon Islay Calingapahm
Coral Isle, Broombead Adriatic, Jack Philadelphia
Antigua Adventure Benin
Everton, Ditchburn Smyrna Elizabeth Radcliffe, Murphy
Monarch, St. Lucia Coquimbo
Bella Marina, Thomas Roscius, Porter New York
Calcultta H. M. Hyde, St. John, N.B.

SAILED.
Skiddaw, Campbell Lima i Loodianan, 111‘Dona11
Alps (s.s.), Little Havre I Calcutta

The Gertrude, which arrived here yesterday, lost bowsprit,
foretopmast, &c., while lying to in a gale on the Ist instant,
in lat 44 N, lon 40 W.
Neptunus, Herraig; Amalie, Gondia ; Gertrudis, Soto
all hence at Havana.
Elizabeth, Nowell, from Port Talbot to Quebec, Nov. 3, while
in tow of a steamer off Point Levi. was in contact with the
Niagara, trom Quebec to this port. The Elizabeth had her
starboard bow damaged, and the Niagara lost herforetopmast.
Bona Dea, Roe, hence at Savannah.
Meteor, in 19 days from Quebec to this port.