The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-03 00:00:00

THURSDAY, Dec. 29.—Wind W.N.W., light.

A RRIVED.
Shamrock (a.), from Havre.
SAILED.
Lesxington, Hill N. Orleans Mary Hounsell, Bond
Emily, Stai) Para I ::ewfc,ur,.llLnd
Freeman, Bourne Jamaica

The City of Glasgow (s.s.), which arrived here to-day from
Philadelphia, pitched away her bowsprit on the 13th Dec.
The Ar.“), for Trieste, which sailed ye,terday inoming, put
back in the evening, leaving struck heavily on the Bar.
The 111enai, which sunk tiff the Rock on the 24th Dec., has
been hauled higher up the beach, and is discharging her
cargo into flats.

The Baltic (m. s.), for New York, was prevented from sailing
this morning, in consequence of the fog, and compelled to
come to anchor a little below the Rock. It is expected she
will proceed on her voyage as soon as it cle ,rs.
During a thick fog this morning on the river, several
casualties occurred, though there were none of a serious
nature. The steam-tug Queen and a Ma were in collision
with the Renfrewshire. The steamer lost tunnel and bulwarks,
and the flat had her mast carried away. The Renfrewshire
sustained only trifling damage.—The steamer Shamrock,
from Havre, in coming up the river this morning, run into
the Niagara, and carried away the latter's bowsprit. The
steamer did not sustain any ihmege.—The Wallasey (a.) ran
into the Henry Grinnell. from Philadelphia, this morning, in
the river, and damaged one of her paddle-boxes, &c. The
ship has not sustained any damage.—The Wirral (s ) was in
contact with the steam-tug British Queen, in the liver, and
damaged her stern. The British Queen did not sustain any
damage.
Onward, hence at New Orleans.
Gannet (s.s.), and Marmion—both off Holyhead.
Hoye, Langdon, from Africa, off the Holing, and will pro-
ceed to tide port. _

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BEAUMARIS, Dec. Z.—The barque Quebec, of and for
Liverpool from Daritzic, when running for this anchorage
grounded on the Friars, and remains, but is expected off
next tide.

WEXFORD. DEC. 27.—The Joven Claudio has been put on
a mud bank, and pact of her cargo discharged. The remain.
der will be out to-morrow. A small portion is expected to be
damaged.
DANTZIC, Dec. 22.—The Amailia, hence for Liverpool,
IChich was on shore at Hells, had nearly been assisted off,
after discharging deck load and part of her cargo, when a
heavy gale at N.E. stopped all further proceedings. It is
feared she will become a wreck.

DUBLIN, Dec. 28.—A 'three..masted vessel was seen to
founder this morning, about ten o'clock, about 20 miles east
of the Kish, by the Prince (s.), which lowered two boats, one
of which was swamped and the other stove, so cou!d not
render any assistance. Six men are said to have been saved
from the ship by a fishing vessel.

FItI DAY, DEC. 30.

ARRIVED.

Panama New York Mary Caroline, Williams
I
Quebec, Renton Dantzic Memel
Jane, Titcbcomb Ditto Wm, Barton, Noveller
Ellen Bates, Nr ath Mazatlan
TheDuke,Atkinson Calcutta Jacob von Cleef, Uruguay

The Thomas Edward, hence to Newcastle, at Dover,
damaged. _ _ _

A fiat, salt laden, sunk off Monk's Ferry, after being in
collision with a schooner. Crew saved.

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Elizabeth, with mainmast gone, and Fernandes, hence at
Lisbon. _ _ _

Cingalese, from the Clyde at Crookhaven, with rudder in.
jured, and making water. She is bound for Melbourne.
A schooner was aground on West Hoyle. She was in great
distress, and requited immediate assistance She capsised
about half-past eight. There is reason to think all hands
have perished. Life boats have gone out.
WATEIIFORD, Dec. 28.—The schooner, Rose, of Milford,
which was at Passage, dragged her anchors in the gale, and
drove on shore, on the upper part of the Middle Ba.lk, where
she remains.

DUBLIN, Dec. 29.—The Eva (s.s.), from Greenock for Aus-
tralia, foundered yesterday 15 raises E N.E. of Lambay.
Seven of the crew were saved by the fishing smack Emerald.
The captain, his wife and her sister, two mates, and five
hands, were drowned ; and another of the crew died on board
the smack. [Mein.: This is the vessel reported yesterday by
the steamer Prince.]—The steamer Times, which eiti!ed on
the 27th for Liverpool, broke down near Holyhead, and Pad
to r: turn under canvas to Dublin.

The D ke, Atkinson, arrived here from Calcutta, sailed
Aug. 3, and froth St. Helena, Nov. 1, in company, from the
latter, with the Minerva and Victoria Re,ina, for London,
and Countess of Elgin, for this non. She left at St. Helena
the following vessels :—Ann and Jane, from Colomba for
London ;. Esther, from Calcutta for Demerara ; Thomas
Sp irks, from Mauritius for this port; Corinna, from Mauri-
tius for Antwerp; and Thetis. The Duke has exp,rienced a
succession of northeast and easterly gales in the channel
since 17th Dec.

SATURDAY, DE.C. 31.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.

Wm. Carey, Emmett Calcutta Achilles, Thrall
Aden. Fletcher • Whampoa Isabella, Reed Naples
Woodman, Galilee Danzig F. O.Van Manteuffell,Rencke
Wyoming, Dunlevey Danzig
Philadelphia Fenno, De Boer R.tat
Cormorant, (s.s.), Roc!'fort La Paster ita, Bilbea
Rotterdam Hugo, Hamburg
Calcutta Oromocto, Allen Dalhousie

Tyrone, Devey

SAILED.

Etiropa(s.),Shannon New York I Balbec (s.s.), Simpson Havre

The Rita, Jobbin, which sailed for Buenos Ayres on Thurs.
day, has put hack.
Witch, Phelan, from Bahia ; Sarah, Shaddock, from Naples,
and Industrie, Bowman, from Pernambuco, for this port, al
Queenstown.

IVATERFORD, Dec. 29.—The schooner Rose, of Milford,
reported yesterday ashore at Passage, came off in the after-
noon, without damage.
SKIBBEBOEN, Dec.—The Annessia, Ames, from Dublin to
Cardin; has put into this port (7 Crookhaven) for repair,
having carried away maintopsail yard, sails, &c.
WA tsRSNPoL NT, Dec. 29.—The Bohemian Girl, from Smyrna
for Liverpool, which was on shore en Carlingford Bar, was
got off yesterday, and placed on the patent slip to-day ; her
keel is gone, and fiat or floor generally damaged.

SUNDAY, JAN. 1 . -Wi
A R RI

'ind N.N.W., moderate.
v E .

Eliza, Murphy Archangel Mary Pleasants, Rowlands
Brahe, Purton Uleaborg Philadelphia
Bella, Pernambuco Columbia New York
Dyson, Johnson Paraiba FlopeGoodwin, Parsons Ditto

SAILED.

Livorno (s.s.), Glover Genoa j Cornelius Grinnell, Fletcher
G. Fyfe, Hosking Rio Janeiro 1 New York

Andes (s.s.), Moodie, from New York. at this port.
Conqueror, B.Jutelle, from New York, in attempting to
dock, injured her stern.
Sarah Sands (s.s.), hence at Portland.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 30.—The Candace, Fox, from Callao,
in beating in to-day, grounded on the hank inside Camden,
but got off without damage.
PALMOUTII, Dec. 30.—The Belgian schooner Clemence,
from Liverpool for Antwerp, sprang a leak and foundered,
Dec. 23, let. 49, lon. 8: Crew saved by the Dutch barque
Borneo, arrived here.
WITITEIIAYEN, Dec. 29.—A large vessel, with only bow-
sprit and foremast standing, was seen Dec. 10, in lat. 50, lon.
15, with a barque and brigantine by, stripping her, by the
British Queen, arrived here.
CORRY, ISLE OF STICK; Dec. 24.—The William and Henry,
of Port St. Mary. from Arentlahl, got on shore at the entrance
of the Sound of Kyleakin, Dec. 15, got off, and has been taken
to the quay at Cattlemoil, making much water, and with fore
foot and keel much damaged.

MONDAY, Jan. 2.—Wind N.W. ; snow.
ARRIVED.

'amlet, Sears New Orleans I Balmoral Neff foundland

BAILED.

Gladiolus, Taylor Melbourne Mary Carson, Mills Mobile
Pythia, Haggeman Revel Redbreast, Williamson
Molodez, Larsen Ditto Gibraltar
Familiar, Ealing Ditto Parliament, Sampson Boston
F'.udocia, Doane New Orleans Alexander, Moore Bai badoes
Coriolanus, Rhind Ditto Prophete, Kerhove Ostend
Emma, Underwood Ditto Tory, Colburn Valparaiso
Medora, Merrich Halifax

The Balmoral. which arrived at this port to-day, from
Newfoundland, had her decks swept, boats stove, loss of
bulwarks and stanchions, and some other beams supposed
to be broken, ✓lcc., having been struck by is tea. She is bound
to the Clyde.
Scrapbine, Orr, hence at Pernambuco; two men washed
overboard.

Taurus (i.s.), hence (with machinery damaged); and
Drigand (s.s.), fr9m Alexandria—both at Gibraltar.