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

ARRIVED.

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

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661ta rock, (s.), Wickman . Abeona, Smith Azores
Havre Eidereen, Thusen St. Thomas
*Arco, A azopardi Marseilles Adelina,'Cafiero Naples
'Kennett, Kennett :Lisbon

;Dart, Facer; Glenara, Graham ; Titania, Pearce ; Harriet,
Goldsworthy; :Catharine Lynch—all hence at Newfoundland.
Andes (s.s.), hence or;gos ton, Dec. 7.
Caroack, Morris, and glndine, Merryman, hence at New
Orleans.
Europa (r.m.s:), hence at New York, Dec...f.
Triton, hence atCharlesten.
Undeswriter, Shipley; Manhattan, Peabody; Universe,
Bird; _Jos. Walker, 'Hoxic; Cambria, Perry; Princeton,
Russell:; A?tion, Barclay; and G. IL Hyde, Snow—all hence
at New York.
%throes, Robinson, hence at Norfolk,
Pequot, Gllpatrick, hence at Philadelphia.
Milton (packet-ship), hence art St. John, N. 8., Nov. 30;
experienced heavy weather; had 292 passengers, which
were all landedan good health, except two Infants, who died
on the passage.
William Fisher., itence at Batavia:
Niagara (r:m.s.), hence at Halifaec, Dec. S. YO a.m.
Confucius, Penrioe, Oct. 15,. andntilla Kars, „tact. 21,
both for Shanghai, hence at Awn
Mirbudda, for 'Belfast and Liverpool, Oct, 22, from
Shanghai, at Anjer.
Imperial, Jordan, lience:for Geelong, at Batavia, letticy.
Sappho, Hamlin) packet, and Star, hence at Montelrideo.
MONTE VIDEO, Nov. 43.—The Panope, Wood, from Liver-
Tool to San Francisco, put in here Oct. 20, with loss of bow-
.sprit, and leaky. Site 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 Tilly, Piinri, Quebec to
LiverpooLlis a total wreck, waterlogged on tlareilsland Reef,—
The Butlengeich is stranded on Green Island, and full of water.
The Electric, J K L, Nestor, British Queen, Elisateib,Wilson,
and Sultan, are ashore.

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HALLFEOC, Dec. B.—The Humboldt (U.S.m,s.), from Havreo
and Southampton to New York, struck on the Sisters, off
Sambro Liglit, in a thick fog,
Cove, eight mi,es
was obliged to be run ashore at Portuguese .
brought ashore..; Part of from this. Pusengers and luggage
Dec. 6 (with a pilot on board),
cargowliolsls.besaved in a damaged state; but the vessel will be
a total
QUEBEC, Dec. 2.—The Clutha, Montreal, and hence to
Talent(, On the 15th inst at Douglas, Isle of Man, in: is Slat year,
hence to Mr. Thomas Mylua, of that place.
T shoreh
o Roannkin Goose,
bilged; crew creliwou rretaund roedasit' to uiesbee on
.
On the 15th inst., at her residence, Stafford.street, in her
Liverpool (wheat and flour), has Liverpool, has been run on shore hack of Green Island.—The
Ballemeich, Montre d to
fAnd year, Mrs. Ann Yeoward, relict of the late Mr. Richard
Yec ward.
been abandoned, and was drifting about off Green Island,
shore, her head aground, and stern in deep water.--The
when some of the inhabitants boarded her and ran her on
On the. 16th inst.,_ at her house, Hemer-terrace, Linaare
Doris(s.) arrived Nov. 28, reports the Traverse full of ice,late Mr. John
and also reports Passing the following vessels:—the Belmont, Tullman, of this town.
Marsh, in her 72nd year, Sarah, widow of the —
Waterlill', Wilson. J. K. L., Mount Washington, and four On the 16th inst., at Kensington, after a few days' illness,
in Traverse, Nov. 26; two vessels off Goose Island, aged 39, Mr, John Warry.
the Caledonian and Achilles, off M'Plierson's, Crane On the 16th inst.. at Mosley, near Birm
Island, Nov.
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27 ;
the Juno, Ottawa, and Clutha, off the west lin his Bath year, Mr. Richard Ra inallatri, very sad.
end of Crane Island, and four other vessels above Crane den Y. gg, formerly of this
town.
Island, names unknown.—The Doris was much cut by On the 16th inst., at 42, Bootle Ilne 1-. '
the ice, and makes a great deal of water.—The barque -.. , -
Year, Mrs. Elizabeth Dodd, mother -"
Volante and ship Universe were at Three Rivers Nov. 28.-
3rd. Capt. Evans, of the British Queen, hence 'for Bristol,
last Fliday. has returned to this port, and reports having On the 17th inst., at Eif,„„,—. ._._ ~ the Countess of
abandoned his vessel, waterlogged, in a field of ice, off white Eglinton. The deceased Countess was born in Ireland. her
tor,yea of this town.
Island Reef. The river is full of ice, and the navigation is father being Charles Newcome, F.sq. She married a merchant
in India, she returned to Britain, and
completely closed. There are between fifteen and twenty in Calcutta, Richard Cockerel!, Esq., by whom she had those
vessels which w
present lying in very
ill have to winter here. Some of them are at daughters. He dyinf
bad positions for ice, and some are was married to the Earl of Eglinton in 1841, and has left as
already cut through and waterlogged.-sth. The barque issue, three sons and one daughter. Lord Montgotnerie_, the
Irelande, which cleared here on the 19th ult., for Gloucester, eldest, was born in 1841.
has been found ashore on Basque Island, abandoned, with no On the 17th insf at his residence, I"
anchors or chains. The crew are supposed to have landed in „; ~.. _
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William Grape), EN,
the ship's boats. The brig Sutton Bridge, J. Laws, hence for
Wisbeach, has been taken into Grand Metis Bay, by some On the 17th inst., i
persons from the south shore, who,
- observing her drifting Mr. Joseph Marsden.
about, boarded her and found her abandoned. Nothin; was On the 17th inst., at Auchtertool Manse, Fifes izta,
known of the crew, but it is supposed they are on their way m`Gregor, eldest daughter of the late John Wto Quebec. Liverpool. -:.

..irkdale, in her s7th
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Hope-street, aged 68,

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On the 17th inst., aged 74, the Rev. Dr. `Cara
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VESSELS SPOKEN. gow, after a severe illness of several weeks. tr• :. 477" N,
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Nieuw, Lekkerband, Schiedam for this port, off Schoen. On the 18th inst., aged 11 years, William : ...'.
Middleton, hence to St. John, N. 8., Nov. 2, lat 43 N, lon 33 W. son of William Cliff, Esq., Belmont Cottage. . •,; \ 'er7
Adolph von Nassau. hence to Sydney, Sept. S. On the 18th inst., at his residence, Woodl ViicATic,
England, hence to Calcutta. Maghull, aged 67, Richard Carlisle, Esq.
Rhodes, Newfoundland to this port, Nov. 21,10 n lat 43 N, 101157 W. 'On the 19th inst., in Great Newton-street, aged
Anne Allllooollg, hence, ec. 1, lat 49 N, 12 W. Robert Bebington Stewart, letterpress printer, of Mitt/FM