The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-20 00:00:00

ARRIVED,

,Livorno (s.s.), Glover, Marseilles,

Shamrockf(o),,Wickman

Havre
Arturo, Avi.opasdi Marseilles
Kennett, Kennett Lisbon

Abeona, Smith Azores
Eidereen, Thusen St. Thomas
Adelina, Caflero Naplce

Dart, Facep; Glenara, Graham ; Titania, Pearce; Harriet,
Goldsworthy ; ,Catharine' Lynch—all hence at Newfoundland.
Andes (s.s.), henna off Boston, Dec. 7.
Carnack, Morris, .and Undine, Merryman, hence at New
Orleans.
Europa (r.m.s,),.herce at New York, Dec. 6.
Triton, hence at• Charleston.

Underwriter, 'Shipley; Manhattan, Peabody; Universe,
Bird; Jos. Walker, tf,oxie ; Cambria, Perry; Princeton,
Russell ; Albion, Barclay; and G. H. Hyde, Snow—all hence
at New York.

Miltiades,Robinson, 'hence at Norfolk

Pequot, dilpatrick, 'benne at Philadelphia.
Milton (packet-ship), hence at St. John, N. 8., Nov. 510;
experienced very heavy .weather; had 292 passengers, which
were all landed in good health, except two infants, who died
on the passage.
William Fisher, hence at •Batavia.
Niagara (r.m.s.), hence at Halifax, Dec. 8, 10 a.m.
Confucius, Penrice, Oct. is., and A ntilla Kars, Oct. 21,
both for Shanghai, hence at Anjer..

Mirkudda, for Belfast Anti Liverpool, Oct. 22, from
Shangliai, at Allier.

Jordan, hence:for Geelong, at Batavia, leaky.
Sapphs. Hambro packet, and Star, hence at Monte Video.
MONTE VIDEO, Nov. B.—The Panope, Wood, from Liver-
pool to Siva Francisco, put in here Oct. 20, with loss of bow-
sprit, and leaky. She has landed about 900 packages of her
cargo, some damaged ; is repairing, and will be ready for sea
about Nov. 25..

MONTREAL, Dec. s.—Barque Water'illy, Flinn, Quebec to
Ltverpool,fis a total wreck, waterlogged on Hare Island Reef.—
The Ballenqeich is stranded on Green Island, and full of water.
The Electric, J K L, Nestor, British Queen, Elizabetb,Wilson,
and Sultan, are ashore.

HALIFAx, Dec. 8.--The Humboldt (U.S.m.s.), from Havre
and Southampton to New York, struck on the Sisters, off
Sambro Light, in a thick fog, Dec. 6 (with a pilot on board),
was obliged to be run ashore at Portuguese Cove, eight mbes
from this. Passengers and luggage brought ashore; part of
cargo will be saved in a damaged state; but the vessel will be
a total loss. _ _

QUEBEC: Dec. 2.—The
.Clutha, Montreal,oreon Goose
andhersndciaeto,
Glasgow (flour and ashes), is on shore
bilged; crew returned to Quebec.—The Rankin, hence to
Liverpool, has been run on shore hack of Green Island.—The
Ballemeich, Montre d to Liverpool (wheat and flour), has
been abandoned, and was drifting about off Green Island,
when some of the inhabitants boarded her and ran her on
shore, her head aground, and stern in deep water.—The
Doris (s.) arrivedilson
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and also reports passing the following vessels:—the Belmont,
Waterlily, Wilson,
others, in Traverse, Nov. 26 ;two vessels off Goose Island,
and the Caledonian and Achilles, off M`Plierson's Crane
Island, Nov. 27; the Juno, Ottawa, and Clutha, off the west
end of Crane Island, and four other vessels above Crane
Island, names unknown.—The Doris was much cut by
the ice and makes a
sgreat deal of water.—The bar ue
Volante and ship Universe were at Three Rivers, Nov.
, ov. 28.
3rd. Capt. Evans, of the British Queen, hence for Bristol,
last Fliday
. has returned to this port, and
reports having'
abandoned his vessel, waterloirged, in a field of ice, off White
Island Reef. The river is full of ice, and the navigation is
completely closed. There are between fifteen .:and twenty
vessels which will have to winter here. Some of them are at
present lying in very bad positions for ice, and some are
already cut through waterlcmged.-sth. The barque
Irelande, which cleared here on the'l9th ult., for Gloucester,
has been found ashore on Basque Island, abandoned, with no
anchors or chains. The crew are supposed to have landed in
the ship's boats. The brig Sutton Bridge, J. Laws, hence for
Wisbeach, has been taken into Grand Metis Bay, by some
persons from the south shore, who, observing her drifting
about, boarded her and found her abandoned. Nothing; was
known of the crew, but it is supposed they are on their way
to Quebec.

Orion, Goodwin, hence at Halifax,
Anonina, Ojinaju, hence at Havaunah
Linda, Delany. hence at Newfoundland.
Java Koerier, Rienitz, hence at Batavia.
Caledonia, from Alexandria for this port, off Malta. VESSELS SPOKEN
Le Breton, sailed from Santander, 3rd Dec.. and Nieuw, Lekkerband, Schiedam for this port, off Schoen.
Lombard on the Bth—both for this port. Middleton, hence to St. John, N. 8., Nov. 2, lat 43 N, lon 33 W
City of Edinburgh, Brown, from Calcutta and this port, in Adolph von Nassau. hence to Sydney, Sept. 8.
the Clyde. England, hence to Calcutta.
BEAustAuts, Dec. 14.—The brig Dagger, Wales, from Rhodes, Newfoundland to this port. Nov. 21, lat 43 N, lon 57 W.
Demerara for Liverpool, put in here, short of provisiong. Anne Armstrong, hence, Dec. I, tat 49 N, lon 12 W.