The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-14 00:00:00

SATURDAY, FEn. 11.—Wind N.W., light.

ARRIVED.—EIiza Jenkins, Dean, Buenos Ayres—Danube
(ca.), Reed, Trieste—Lusitania (s.s.), Brown, Monte Video—
Ebro (s.s.), from a trial trip.
SAILED.—WITI. West, Dwyer, for Azores—Earl Derby,
Patterson, Africa—Springbok, Fraser. Geelong—Crest of the
Wave, Steele, Melbourne—E. Radcliffe, Beer, Launceston—
Albert Edward, Partridge, Calcutta—Samuel, Bakker, Hon-
duras—Sheridan, Gilchrist, Barbadoes—Parker, Kennedy,
Demerara—Lord Elgin, M'Clelland, Demerara—Christina,
Saunders, Rio Janeiro—Hersilia, Ritchie, Buenos Ayres—
Hero, Nickels, Para—lceni, Steele. Pernambuco—Maria,
James, Ditto—New York Packet, Williams, Apalachicola—
Trade Wind, M'Cullock, New Orleans—Europa (11.). Shannon,
New York—Covenanter, Hood, Mobile—Liberia, Cruickshank,
St. John. N.B.
Atlantic (s.), West, hence at New York, 27th ult.

Titania, Good, fro& the Mauritius, at Queenstown.
Lochnagar. fromyelkourne, at Geelong. _

Mencius, from China for London. at Anjer, Nov. 19.
Emilie. for Africa. which was ashore yesterday, near Bir•
kenliead, was got off last night, without apparent injury.
Joseph Tarratt (packet-ship), hence for St. John, N. 8.,
was spoken in Ist 47 12, lon 30 40, all well, by the Persian,
arrived here. _ _

DEAL, Fee. 9.—The Stephen lawman, Allen, from the
Texel fur Liverpool, got in contact with the Eliza Morrison,
from Callao for London, and lost both anchors and chains,
and is in Dover Roads, being supplied.

SUNDAY, FEB, 12.—Wind S.E., light.

ARRIVED.—OId England, Barstow, froni New Orleans—
Ann Baldwin, Stephenson, Arica—Calpe (s.s.), Bruce, Mar-
seilles—Win. Sortie, Primrose, Smyrna.
SAlLED.—Parker, Kennedy, for Demerara—Springbok,
Fraser, Geelong,—Wm. West, Dwyer, Azores—Piet Hien,
Mayer, Rotterdam—Progress, Blanke, Antwerp—Britannia,
Torrey; and J. P. Whitney, Whiting, New Orleans—Carl
August, Schultz, Alexandria, A.S.—Oliveira 111., Moreira,
Lisbon— Padiguiro, Gorcochea ; Jose Maria, Ygartuo ; Benita,
Bellechen ; and Lucela, Lopez, Havana—Hever, Rode, Lag,ll-
ayra—Earl Derby, Patterson, Africa; New York Packet,
Williams, Apalachicola—John Bunyan, Burnie, Adelaide—
Graf Von Brandenburg, Jansen, Baltimore—Celeritas, Moller,
Malaga—Gutenberg, Rieper, Rio Grande—Achilles, Palepuro-
pill° • and Demosthenes, Bretjanos, Athens—Syskonen,
Hasdtroin ; and Theodor Behrend, Linse, Elsinore—Alexan-
der, Boye, Norfolk, A.S.—Virgin del Filar, Mendialno,
Bergen.
Southampton, Fensley, hence, at New York.
Gladiator, Mesech, hence at Baltimore..
Mathew King, Cumming, hence at Wilmington.
Windsor Castle, Rogers, hence at Apalachicola.
Allan, M'Arthur, and Seaflower, hence at New Orleans.
Stratheden, from Sydney, was ashore at Manilla, Dec. 19.
Perseverance, M'Kennon, from Pernambuco for Australia;
at Rio Janeiro, with mainmast badly swung.
Speed, Baxter, and Lady Russell, hence; Emigrant, from
Queenstown ; and Envoy, from the Clyde, at Mobile.
Westmoreland, from Philadelphia, at this port, in 22 days.
She is reported to have brought the crew of an abandoned
ship, which was bound to Havre.
. ,

Ltisitania (s.s.), from Brazil, in attempting to dock last
evening in the Birkenhead dock, got aground at the entrance,
but was towed off on the flood this morning and decked.
NASSAU, JAN. 9.—The William Pitt, from Manzanillo for
Liverpool, put in here yesterday in a leaky state, and is
ordered to be discharged. The leak is supposed to be below
the copper. •

CROOKHAVEN, FEB. B.—The Meteor, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, has put into Long Island Sound, with decks
swept, sails split, &c.

MONDAY, Feb. 13.—Wind S.

A may ED.—Underwriter, Shipley, New York—Henry Clay,
Caulkins, Ditto.
India, China, and Australian mail in London, letters not
forwarded.

African mail at Plymouth, letters forwarded this morning.
Andes (.ss.), will sail to-morrow for Boston at 11 a.m., the
fog being too dense to leave to-day.
The new ship Mary T. Starrel, Crocket, of Rockland, from
New York to Havre, was abandoned Feb. let 43 N, lon 37
W, with loss of all her sails, topmast, and rudder, very leaky,
and half the cargo thrown overboard. Crew taken off by the
Westmoreland, arrived here, which scuttled the ship to get
her out of the way of other vessels.
Rothschild, hence to Mobile, foundered at sea. Crew
landed at Plymouth.

Countess of Derby foundered in Moreton Bay.
Dec. 17, Princess Royal, Patriot Queen ; 21, Fatima; 22,
Alexander Baring; 30, Robert Ritson, George Kendal; ,31
Tippoo Saib—all hence at Calcutta.
Nov. 28. Abeona ; Dec. 14, Oleana ; IC, Free Trader—all
at Hong Kane.
Oct. 25, Holland Hero, Caroline; Nov. 2, /Oehler; 5,
Adolph You Nassau: 11, Zeemanshoop, William Ernest,; 20,
Maria Catherine—all hence at Sydney_
. _ _

Noy. 20, Sovtreign of the Sias; 27, Jacob Cats--both at
Melbourne.
Security sailed from Kong Kong for this port Nov. 27.
Maralion, and Indian Ocean, sailed from Bombay for this
port Jan. 1; Argann, 12.
camertonian, sailed from Calcutta for this port Dec. 17.
Bremen, from Hong Kong, has been condemned and sold.
Ferozepore, hence at Bonny.
Norte ern Light, hence at New Orleans.
Free Trtyler, Campbell, hence at Hong Kong. •
Magnet, Grundel, hence at Mobile in 32 days.
Osmanli (s.), from Melbourne, was los.t. Crew and
passengers saved.
PORT JACKSON, Nov. 23.—The Juno, from Manilla, totally
wrecked.
MELBOURNE, Nov. 29.—The Lord Delaral, in Hobson's
Bay, damaged by lightning. The Ontario, from London,
totallly lost.
SINGAPORE, Dec. 20.—The Manderin, for Sydney, damaged
and leaky.
HOLYHEAD, Feb. 13.—The Bona Venture is off the rocks
in tow of tug boats.
ADELAIDE, Dec. 3.—The Hannah Maria, from Plymouth,
is ashore near Cape Saff*i. It is expected that she will be got
off after discharging. Crew and passengers saved. Most of
the cargo has been forwarded to Melbourne.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Josephine, of this port, for River Plate.
John M urray, from Laguna for this port, Jan. 10, lat 32 N.
Fanny, of this port for Africa, Jan. 18, lat 47 N, lon 16 W.
Deborah. hence to California. Oct. 23, lat 58 S, lon 80 W.
Free Trader, hence to Hong Kong*, Nov. 11, hat 5 S, lon 106 E.
Conqueror, hence, Feb. 4. off Point Limas.
Fulwood, hence to Calcutta, Nov. 24, tat 22 S, lon 26 W.
Contest, hence to Australia. Dec. 29, lat 4 N, lon 19 W.
No 5793, from Valparaiso to this port, Dec. 25, tat 16 S, lon
29 W.
Mersey, hence, bound west, lat 56 S, lon 72 W.
Emily, hence to China, Dec. 28, lat 10 S, lon 30 W.
William Pitt, from Santiago de Cuba to this port, Jan. )0, off
Castle Island.
Ulidia, hence to Buenos Ayres, Jan. 31, lat 44 N, lon 13 W.
Lubeck, from Paraiba to this port, Jan 23, lat. 36 N, lon 36W.
Adolf Von Nassau, hence to Sydney, lat 39 S, lon 67 E.
Adetear. hence to Sydney, Oct. 21, lat 40 S, lon 132 E.
Jhelum, Feb. 5, lat 49 N, lon 7 W.
Lanercost, hence, Jan. 18, lat 4 S, lon 30 W.
Garland, hence, Feb 5, lat 46 N, lon 19 W.
Esk, hence to Geelong, Jan 2, 30 days out, lat 5 N, lon 19 W ;
had encountered severe westerly and S.W. gales.

TIDE TABLE.

DAYS. MORN. EVENG. HOHT.i HOLYDAYS,ETC

February' h. m
Tuesday.... 14, 0 10
Wednesday .15 044
Thursday .. 16 1 18
Friday ....17 152
Saturday .. 18 229
Sunday.... 19 3 11
Monday.... 20 358

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.4 15 9 Sexagesima Sunday
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