The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-25 00:00:00

WAKEFI

ket was very great, and tl

excellent. There were upwards of 870 fat Bea

—Beef, from

d. per lb. We had a good show of

DUBLIN,

20.—We had a small brisk market this day

and all sold early, except Sheep, which towards the close was
more difficult to dispose of, and holders had to submit to id. to

ad. per lb. reduction. The Pig market was remarkably brisk,
the prices we subjoin having induced numbers to be sent by
railway of a heavier class than usual, which reached sd. per lb.
Price of Beef, 445. to 50s. a 525. per cwt. ; Mutton, 411 to 6d,
a bad. ; Veal, 7d. per lb., all sinking offal ; Pork, 445. to 45s
prime, 465. Bd. per cwt.,

and early sales

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JAN. 18.—Wind E.S.E. to S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Horizon, Thompson, from New York.
SAILED.—AngIo Saxon, Hobbs, for Providence, A.S.—Non-
pareil, Monte Video—lvo, Menich, Trieste—Lord Nelson,
Hall, Lisbon—Charles Brownell, Smith, Valparaiso—Antje,
Plukker, Leghorn—Albion, Thompson, Bordeaux—Jas. Tur-
can, APAlister, Batavia--,Betty and Johanna, Petersen, St.
Thomas—Rubis, Nesberding, Port.au-Prince--Catharina,
Bakker, Galatz—Ellen Oliver, Davies ; Charles Chaloner,
Thompson; Parthenia, Schoof; Hyperion, Parker; William
Pirrie, Thompson ; Prince of Wales, Brown; Jane Montgo-
mery, Davies; Courier, Lardley ; Ellen Maria, Whitmore;
Excelsior, Smith ; Mongolia, Sprague; Jessie Munn, Ducket ;
Ashland, Stone: John Garrow. Hamilton ; and Edward John.
ston, Lawson, New Orleans—Tally Ho, Anthony; Mary Ann,
Cheswell ; Vesper. James ; Ploughboy. Vibert : Nerio. Os-

borne; and Isabel, Winter, St. MiaaePs—Maria, Allen;Leg-
horn—Elizabeth, Blair ; Washington, Wilkie ; and Tory,
Hosken, Mobile—Heather, Gloack, Jamaica—Falcon, Gibson,
Demerara—Lucretia, Bragt, Rotterdam—Aurora, Huson,
Messina—Patriot King, Wise, Bombay—Cluny, Macurdy,
Charleston—Fortuna, Habbert, Bahia—Norden, Crabbe, Corfu
—Fenella, Alward, Callao—Holmes, Cummin, Barbadoes—
Lannen, Miller, Lisbon—Polka, Brightman, Constantinople—
Governor,. Beley, Panama—lnvincible, Pennington, Oporto—
Alf, Gjeritrup, Charleston—Richard Cobden, Burrell, Savan-
nah—Acorn, Noel, Demerara—Earl Grey, Sharp, Valparaiso—
Johanna, Vries, Tarragona—Devon, Smith, Savannah—Kate,
Foale, Lisbon—Anna Charlotte, Tunine, La Guayra—Ellen and
Mary, Jenkins, Havre—Pandora, Dobson, Arica—Hebe, Wil-
liams, Cadiz—Bessy Jane, Richards, and Fells, Silva, Lisbon
—Robert Stephenson, Peace, Algoa Bay—Scotland, Hawkins,
Mobile—Jumna, Maxwell, Bombay—Lanercost, Alossop,Lima
—Wanderer, Patterson, Constantinople—Affecto, Pugo, Vi-
anna—Allah Kerim, Dodero, Genoa—Adelaide, Brand, Nice—
A quila d'Oro, Rodriguez, Barcelona—Bahamia, Partridge,
Bahia—Adventure, Gillard, Seville—Lootse, Robas, La Guayra
—Thalia, Rogers, Zante—Agnes, Stephenson, Surinam—Ric-
cardo, Azzopardi, Malta—ldes, Care, Corfu—Waterloo, Har-
vey ; De Witt, Clinton, Funk ; Guy Mannering, Freeman ; and
Francis P. Sage, New York—Albion, Manley, and Choice,
Ogier, Buenos Ayres—Arab, Delano, Savannah—Mary Gun-
ston Venice—Columbiana, Stahl, Apalachicola—Dernetrius,
English, Coquimbo—George, Parnell, Rio Janeiro—Thekla
Smidt, Rodero, Maracaibo—Dankbarheid, Postema, Sydney—
Rival, Vahenen, Cape de Verds—George, Petrowski, Balti-
more—New Forest, Maclennon, Geelong—Hartly, APLaughlin,
Valparaiso—Caledonia, Richardson, San Francisco—Queen of
the West, Tregarthen, Buenos Ayres—Clemence, Ninteman,
Antwerp.

Julia, Britton, hence and Melbourne, for China, at Sydney.
Marian, Ryrie, from London, at Sydney.
Florida, Macferson, and Irene, Robinson, hence at Sydney.
Chebuco, from Halifax at Melbourne.
Danube, Newton, and Her Majesty, Wright, hence at Alex
andria.

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in quarantine, having smallpox on board.
Helena, Sinclair, and Senator, Watson, hence at Stanley,
and sailed sth Nov. for California.

Coquette, Power, hence for Newfoundland, at Terceira, in
distress. Sails, spars, and rigging damaged.
The Bloomer sailed from Sydney for this port on the 3rd of
Nov., with about .e 35,000 ill gold on board. The Falcon was
to sail on the Bth Nov. for this port.
Chance, Hayes, hence at Port Philip Head, and placed in
quarantine, forty-two passengers having died. She lost her
mizenmast during the voyage.
DuNxinK, ;an. 3.—The Ariel, or Harriet, from Newcastle
for Liverpool, was stranded here last night. The coals are
being thrown overboard. _

CITSHINDALL, Jan. s.—The schooner Suspense, Wallace, of
Glasgow. from Liverpool for Londonderry, was driven onshore
this morning, of Cushindun, but does not appear to be much
damaged. Crew saved. Cargo, salt, lost.
nom! KONG, Nov. 29.—The Marion Macintyre, which sailed
hence 26th Sept. for California, put back, Nov. 14th, with con-
siderable damage, loss of masts, boats, decks swept, and part
of her cargo thrown overboard, having encountered three
heavy typhoons, and has discharged. •

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19.—Wind S. to S.W.,

ARRIVED.—New Margaret, Bovey, for Calcutta—Severn,
Africa—Baltasaro, Niason' Coquimbo—Creamore, Bahia—Bess
Grant, Gonaives—llebe, Fleetwood; Eva, Philibrook ; Chas.
Cooper, Cutts; and Bencarry, Allen, New Orleans—Larken,
Marseilles—Town of Liverpool, Flood, Pernambuco.

SAlLED.—Eastern Queen, Emery, I'm* Philadelphia—Ameri-
can Union, Otis, Mobile—H arriet, Otis, Charleston—Mary Ca-
roline, Fox, Mobile—Principe Kohary, Martinoloch, Trieste—
Massachnsettt, Hanson, Charleston—Favourite, Harvey, Lis-
bon—lt. B. Sumner, Dyers, New Orleans—Jenny Lind, Legg,
Lisbon—Peter Rolt, Vanselow, Baltimore—Allegro, Apalachi-
cola—Virginia, Hargrove, Manzanilla—John Henry, Omani,
New Orleans—lndus, Uadson, Valparaiso—Matilda, Evans,
Bahia—Bedston, Benson, Masulipalam—Glenburne, Sampson,
Boston—lginia, Luppis, Genoa—Phosnix, Moppett, Philadel-
phia—Hevellins, Girth, Alexandria—Albey, Petrowsky, La
Guayra—Scotia, Merrell, Baltimore—Vila, Brelovoach, Genoa
—Sir H. Pottinger, Cragg, Shanghai—Agnes, Fox, Trinidad—
Bowling, Morphew, Valparaiso—X L, Hughes, Syra—Anne
Armstrong, Howard, New Orleans—Moro Castle, Bishop, Bal-
timore—Westmoreland, Decan, and Judah Touro, New Or-
leans—New York Packet, Gray, and Brandywine, Merryman,
Apalachicola—Julia Howard, Bulkeley, New York—Sarah
Ann, Joys, Syra—Castilian Maid, Ferris, Malta—lndustry,
Clarke, Savannah—Claudia, Morris, Beirout.

Flint, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 13th Dec. On the
14th instant, in lat. 49 N, lon. 13 W, passed the brig Jane Wat-
son, with loss of bowsprit and foremast.
St. Lawrence, Berke, hence at Bonny.
Athens, Allen, hence at Fernando Po.
Osmanli (s.s.), hence at Trieste.
Maria,Jardine,hence at Melbourne, and sailed for Sincapore.
Derwent, Hall, hence at Antigua.
John Campbell, sailed from Fernando Po for New Orleans
previous to 17th Nov.

Johnstone, Lowther; and Sea Nymph, Grundwater, hence
at Demerara.

Levant, Jones, sailed from Buenos Ayres 10th Nov; Breeze,
18th ; and Icarus, 28th, all for this port.
Gauntlett, Bell; Racer, Pironet ; Rita,Joblin ; Wilton Wood,
Russell ; and Panope, Ward,—all hence at Buenos Ayres.
Gambier, Anderson ; Miltiades, Henry; James, Carson ;
Eldorado, Jackson ; and Hope, Crowe, all hence at Melbourne.
Mobile, Ponsonby, sailed from Melbourne 18th Oct. for Bom-
bay ; Thomas Lowry, 10th Nov. for Guam ; and Diana, 6th, for
Madras.

Five bales of cotton, one marked ZRG, No. 13, were passed,
12th Jan., thirty-six miles W.S.W. of the Smalls, by the Emma,
arrived here from Alexandria.

The Garrick, which sailed yesterday for New York, has put
back with loss of cutwater and jibboom, and bowsprit sprung,
having been in contact with a vessel, name unknown.
The Augusta, for La Guayra, in coming out of Birkenhead
Dock, yesterday, grounded off the gates, but came off the fol-
lowing flood, and docked without apparent injury.
Messenger, for Naples, and Lord Nelson, for Lisbon, in pro-
ceeding to sea, yesterday, were each found to have sprung a
leak. and returned into dock.

The Daniel Webster, which sailed on the 16th, for Boston.
has put back, with loss of bowsprit, &c., haying been in con-
tact, off Waterford, on the 17th, with the Alert, from Water-
ford to Cardiff. The Alert lost maintopmast, &c., and was
cut down to the plankshear.