The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-01-11 00:00:00

LIIOUTI

6TII JAN

—The Nile

Gibraltar, a

,nd dro-ve foul of

I which put back to this
her anchor during the gale of this mornin
the Princess, from Hartlepool, for Consta
away the latter's bowsprit, and damaging her head, cu

t y, stirted

SUNDAY, JANUARY
9,

Wind W.S.W., fresh

carrying
ater, &C.

A RRIV ED. —Clarissa Currier, Knapp; Mary Ward, Moodie;
and Lady Sale, Mackay, from New Orleans—Avondale, New
Orleans and Boston—Beatrice, Maceio, &c.—Athens, Wyman,
Charleston—Begonia, Asivatea, Tarragona—Huma, Jarvis,
Malaga—Jeune Esther, Nantes—Centipede, Priest, StMichael.
—British Queen, Plain, for Port Philip—City of

SAILED

Glasgow (s), Wylie, Phila,

Africa (s), Harrison, from New York at this port; sailed 29th
Dec., with 51 passengers and 104,000 dollars in si
Canada (s), Lang, hence at Boston 25111 ult.
City of Manchester (s), hence at Philadelphia 2
The Shannon, for New York\ which sailed
has put back, with loss of wath
viOus to which she was driv

17th ult

sth Dec.,
ig 9; pre-

Between Tuskar and-Yardsey Was in company with seven or
eight outward bound vessels.
QUEEIiSTON, Jan. blew a heavy gale, accompanied
with rain, all last night, but is finer to-day.
LAMLASH, Jan. 5.-The Lochinvar, Brown, of Glasgow,

from Stettin, for Liverpool, got on shore on the S.W. point of
Holy Island, 27th Dec., unshipped rudder, &c., but got off with
cargo shifted, and is now in this harbour, making a little water;
she will be towed to Troon to repair.

MONDAY, JAN. 10.—Wind S.

r:rBs—, &Ida d, Alex-
gic, Gir-
,
geAntai—atEviElenn.—CGa
Catharine,
GEovoadnwsi,n
P, farloemr
Palermo—Sisters,
tut
andria—Camoens, St. Übes—Santa Anna, Santander—Martha,
Spanish Main—Louis Machedo, St. Übes—William 111., Hon-
duras—Provincialist, Shields, Philadelphia—Camois, Setubal
—San Spridione, and Henrietta, Alexandria—Sir R. Peel, New
Orleans.
SAILED.—Joan Hamilton, Sellars, for Bombay—Hartley,
Morrell; Hibernia, Maloney, and Themis, Brewer, New Or-
leans—Excelsior, Hadley, and Levi Woodbury, Grace, New
York—Margaret (s.), Simpson, and Cambria (s.), Little, Havre
—British Queen (s.s.), Constantinople—The Queen, Grey, Syd-
ney, N.S.W.—Alfred, Tinner, Savannah—Thornhill. Boggart,
New Orleans—Gannet (s.), Stavely, Lisbon—Chasco, Home,
Boston—Abeona, Davies, Africa—Earl of Lonsdale, Hughes,
Si ncapore—Lotus, Ritchie, Havana—Mangosteen, Horner,
Bombay—George, Parnall, Rio Janeiro—Amaranth, Gibraltar
—Christianshaab, Nielson, Bergen—Jessey, Thompson, Barba-
does—Emilia, Lawton, Valparaiso—Turk, St. Micliael's—Mail-
nus, and Gertruida, Rotterdam.

ftie Vanguard, from St. John's for this port, was abandoned
26th Dec.. being waterlogged and unmanageable, having sprung
a leak. Crew saved by the Lady Sale, arrived here yesterday.
Wm. Patten, Minnott, hence for Boston, at Queenstown,
leaky, and with loss of sails, after being out 53 days.
RAMSEY, Jan. B.—The Edward, Townsend, of and for Liver-
pool, from Carthagenia (Columbia), which anchored in this
bay 26th Dec., drove on shore on the 6th instant, and became
a total wreck. The cargo is being landed in a damaged state.
The captain was ashore at the time of the accident, and bad
been for several days.