The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-08 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.—Wind N., moderate.

ARRIVED.—Robert Kelly, Barstow, and John Hancock, Gil-
christ, from New Orleans—Elizabeth Mearns, Pierce, New
York—David M'lver, Baillie, Bombay—Robert Barbour, Cand-
lish, Calcutta—Cornelia, French, Savannah—Francisca, Ghent
—Laura, Campbell, Maranham—Hohenstaufen, Lampe, Gal-
veston.
SAILED.—Andes (s.s.), Hutchings, for New York—Switzer-
land, Carter, Philadelphia.

Empress, hence at Naples, 16th Feb.
Tinto, hence at Singapore, 13th Jan.
Watchward, hence at Civita Vecchia, 14th Feb.
Jalawar, Princess Royal, and Lanrick,—all hence at Calcutta.
Enterprise, and Abeona,—both hence at Vera Cruz.
Maria sailed from Panama for Punta Arenas, 22nd Feb.
Erin-go-Bragh, Rover, from Cardiff at ritll4lllll.

Refuge, Stobbso hence at San Francisco.
City of Philadelphia (s.s.),.hence Philadelphia, 18th Feb,.
Arabian, Bainbridge, from. London,.atMobile.
Roscoe, late M‘Murray, from Manilla, at New York.
KatherineGuyladys, from the Mauritius, at Waterford.
Arctic, Zerega,.hence and Hampton Roads, at New York..
Colonist, Wilson, hence at New Orleans.
Bleng, Campbell,.sailed from Colombo for London, 26th Jan.
Robina, Pearson, and Ben Lomond;,Meldrum,—both hence
'at Apalachicola.
Wyoming, Dardevy, and Hope Goodwin, Parsons,--both
hence at Philadelphia.
Allerton, Bulford, sailed from the Mauritius for this port,
:12th Dec.
Excelsior, Hadley; Leavitt, Storer;. Levi Woodbury, Grace;
Southampton, Snow;; and Kossuth, Bell,—all hence at New
;York.
Eclipse, hence for Shanghae, off Queenstown, 28th Feb., with
loss of jibboom.
Danube, 4th Feb.; Lusitano, Natalina, and Peniomir, Bth ;
Orontes (a.), 9th ; Alerte, 13th; Gianetto, Arione, and Tiglio,.
16th ;. Lewes Lass, 17th,—all hence at. Alexandria.
William Shand, and Trafalgar, cleared 10th Jan. ; Oriental,
and Joseph Sanderson, 12th; Minor,. ; England, 18th,—
all from Calcutta for-this port.
Marchmont and Countess of London, sailed from Bombay
lfith Jan. ; Eliza Pirrie, 19th ; Marathon, 20th ; Henrietta,
21st; and Dauntless, 27th,—all for this port ; and Anne Mary,
20th Jan., for Calcutta.
Chimera, and Maple Leaf, hence ; Bermondsey, Armstrong,
from Sydney, N.S.W. ; Lady Head, Jones; Birmingham,
M`Kurdy, and Europa, Oliver, from Melbourne; and Omega,
Potter. from Adelaide,—all at Bombay, 20th Jan.
The Leviathan arrived here yesterday from New Orleans ;
when one day out from the Bar, was discovered to be on fire,
which was subdued by getting out part of the cargo, and pour-
ing water into the hold.
The Atlantic (a.), West, has arrived from New York at this
port : left on the 19th Feb. She has 19,000 dols. on freight, and
68 passengers.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 28.—The Allan, hence for Liverpool, which
was put on shore at Kedgeree, on fire, and scuttled, has been
got off.
HONG Komi, Jan. 11.—The Lucknow sailed hence for Amoy,
Bth Oct., and has not since been heard of.
SAN FRANCISCO.—The Jamoset and the Aberdeen have been
lost in this bay, near Fort Point. Frequent instances also
occur of vessels stranding in the Tonquin Shoal.
PANAMA, Jan. 23.—The John Richardson, from Liverpool to
Panama, was wrecked in the Gulf of Choco, 49 miles below
Buena Ventura—crew saved. Nearly the whole of the cargo
expected to be saved, but the greater part with damage.
New YORK, Feb. 18.—The ship Woodside, of New York, was
seen on shore on Carysfort Reef, dismasted and abandoned, by
the Mary Ann, arrived at New Orleans, 16th Feb. The wreck
of a vessel, apparently a brig, was fallen in with, dismasted
and waterlogged, and abandoned, Ist. Feb., in lat. 23 N., lon.
74 W.

in 11.611 A I , MARCH 4.-11, Hurl N., mociarAte.

ARRIVED.—Jane Goudie, Stabb, from Pernambuco—Eber-
hard, Weighmeyer, New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Cambalu, Alleyne, for Shanghae—Saxon, Crosby,
New Orleans—Doctor, Latt, Naples—Flora, Harris, Lisbon—
Victoria, Taverner, Gibraltar—Howard, Bower, Beyrout—
Triton, Forshaw, Africa—Triton, Glabbecke, and Rosalie,
Bulcke, Ostend—Sumatra, Crosley, Jamaica—Chase, White ;
Konig, Elizabeth Louisa, Clausen ; Andrew Foster, Holberton;
Kate Hanter, Busch ; and Hero, Griffiths, New York—Celina,
Jenkins Bonny—Marie Caroline, Guillon, Nantes—Jenny
Jones,Downy, Messina--Casnalidad, Minor, and Armada,
Goyena, Havannah—Perzagno, Florio, Smyrna—Emmy,
Clausen, Iceland—Brilliant, Foat, Beyrout—Alfred, Harlback,
Leghorn—Neptunus, Bakker, Rotterdam, Feronia, Jones:
Palermo. .

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The John Wood, which arrived here yesterday from Charles-
ton, experienced a hurricane on the 26th Feb., and being
obliged to carry a press of canvass, in order to keep her off the
shore, she lost most of her sails, and had to throw overboard
her spare spars, &c.
The Beethoven, which arrived here on the Ist March, from
Manilla, encountered a violent gale on the 11th Sept., from
S.S.W., in lat 9 N., which threw the vessel on her beam ends.
She experienced another gale on the 23rd, from the S.S.W.,
when she lost sails, &c., in lat. 7 N., lon. 110 E. ; and on the
sth Oct. she was struck by lightning, which broke the fore-
royalmast and damaged the foremast.
The ship Firefly, which arrived here from Buenos Ayres on
Tuesday last, reports that when off Holyhead, at about ten,
a.m., on the 26th Feb., the weather being thick, and heavy
squalls of snow falling, and the wind veering from N.W. to
N.N.E., the vessel shipped a heavy sea, which washed over-
board Samuel Atherton, who was drowned, and carried away
the mainboom and gaff, part of the bulwarks, and a quantity of
spars off the deck, in consequence of which they were com-
pelled to cut away the mainsail, and throw all the wreck over-
board. The foremast was also split, and they had to carry a
press of canvas in order to keep her off a leeward shore. It
was found on the following day that the straining of the vessel
by the press of canvas had caused the vessel to leak, and had
shifted the cargo.
The Hibernia, M'Mahon, has arrived from Melbourne at
Madras; she sailed on the 16th December. The Colombo
sailed on the same day ; and several other vessels, which have
been detained for seamen, have been able to get away, the sea-
men having become tired of the diggings, and returned to their
legitimate occupations. The Severn has also arrived from Mel-
bourne at Colombo, manned by the whole of her original crew.
Cheshire, Hogg, hence at Valparaiso.
Sir Charles Napier, Webster, from California at Callao.
The Lahore, Harris, sailed from Calcutta for Rangoon, on the
17th Jan.