The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-25 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, OCT. 1

B.—Wind N., light.

AR R 1
Orient, Hill New York
Rockaway, Godwin
Philadelphia
Eleanor Thompson,Thompson
Demerara
Corazan de Maria, Artara
Belize
Jhelum, Bell Islay
Montreal, Jones Montreal

V E D.

Conqueror, M'Aulay Quebec
Cynthia, Torrance Pugwash
Mary Adeline, Morse
Magaguadavic
Maria Teresa, Coiffe Gallipoli
Mersey, Wintar Smyrna
Mary, Irving Christiana
Earl Grey, Green Dordt
Balbec (s.s.), Miller Havre
LED.

S A
Calhoun, Truman New York
Glenmanna, Rogers
New Orleans
Iris' Lachiondo Monte Video
Euphemia,Pickett Barcelona
George, M`Kie Alexandria, E
Mary Sprout, Aikin Gibraltar
Danube (s.s.), Reid Quebec

A. H. Wass, Marshall
New York
Occator, Barclay Melbourne
Arno (a.s.), Steele Genoa
Laura, Dambrill Bahia
Giasone, Piculnza Beirout
Araminta, Fearon Mobile
Frefly, Kirkneas Hayti

Mongo, hence, and Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres.
Secret, Collings, hence at Patras.
Pet, Down, hence for Dordt, at Exmouth, 13th inst.
Titbit, Oldreive, sailed from Lisbon for this port, 6th inst.
Emerald, Brewer, hence for Dort, at Fowey, 14th inst.
Victory, Evans, sailed from Bordeaux for this port, 4th inst.
Serafina, Puipeiro, hence at Barcelona.
Bosphorus, Gibson, sailed from Buenos Ayres, Aug. 4th,
and Kerelaw, Aug. 31st, both for this port.
Linda, Santos; Leon, Aguire ; Flora de Panque, Rodrigues ;
and Sacramento, Fouseca, hence at Rio de Janeiro.
Argentina (s.s.), hence at Rio Janeiro, and sailed 6th ult.,
for the River Plate.
Catherine, Gintry, hence at Rio Janeiro, and sailed Bth ult.,
for Melbourne.
Guenda, Martines, hence at Maderia, and sailed 28th ult.,
for Havana.
Thecla, Schmit, Rorden, from Hamburg for this port, at
Aldbro', 16th inst.
Supply, M'lver, from Cronstadt for this port, at Stornaway,
12th inst., with the master ill.
Bernard, Krap, from St. Petersburg for this port, at the
Caledonian Canal, 12th inst.
Charles Simons, from Bruges for this port, at Ramsgate,
16th inst.
Colthorpe
Venice. and
Centipede, Priest. from
from Corfu, at Patras, and both sailed for this port, 3rd inst.
Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, hence at Lisbon, and it is said would
have pratique, on the 10th inst.
Novidada, Malzard, from Laguna, at this port, sailed oa the
27th Aug., in company with the Najade, for Falmouth. The
Levant, for Falmouth, and Panama, and Leontyne, for Havre,
sailed a few days previously.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-1 he • • Elizabeth Grainge, stranded at
Richibucto, is a total wreck.
FREDERICKSHAVEN, Oct 10.—The Ranne, from Inverkeith-
ing, has sunk eight miles below Skaw. Crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Oct. IG.—The Speed, from Rymanth, was
towed in here yesterday, totally dismasted.
GRAVESEND, Oct. 17.—The David llarrison, from Liver-
pool, for Bahia, with damage,. and une man washed over-
board, was spoken on the 12th inst.
ELSINORE, Oct. 13.—The Emilie, of Dundee, put in here
on the 11th, damaged, and must repair. The City of Roches-
ter is a total wreck, near Hulmstadt. Part of her cargo is
saved.

ST. JOIIN, N. 8., Oct. I.—Several vessels were driven or.
shore at Buctuche, as well as at Richibucto, during the gai'e.
of the 29t11.u1t..

STotorA-wAT, Oct. 19. A ship's head-board, marked
"Columbus," has been picked up in Folstra Bay.
COWES. Oct. 15.—A ship, totally dismasted, American
colours flying, was seen on the 11th ult., by the Juanita,
arrived here.

WEDNESDAY, Om 19.—Wind E., light.
ARRIVED.

. _ .
Rebecca, Counden Smyrna Catharine,Williams Mazagan
Daring, Reid Ditto I Glide, Le Vatte Matanzas

SAILED.
Arctic (s.). Luce New York Genio Sperulatere Smyrna
Vendalia, Smith Ditto Eclipse, Gill Seville
Amande, Meulener Hayti Hugh Block, Abbatt Lima
Teutonia, Teefts Bremen Soeblansten, Rasmussen
Shawmut, Hubbard Boston Copenhagen
Smyrna Julius, Redersen Brahe
Pequot, Gilpatrick Caroline, Kramp Holbeck
Philadelphia Warbler, Gray Melbourne
General Dunlop, Scholfield Augustin, Aspeslo
I Philadelphia Port-au-Prince

Francis, Popplewell, hence at Ceara. '
Emily, Guillieme, hence at Para.
Hero, hence at Charente.
Electric Flash, sailed from Smyrna, for this port, 28th ult.
The David Harrison, hence for Bahia, put into Holyhead
this morning. A steam-tug has been sent to tow her to this
port.
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Perdiquero, Gorccechea, sailed from Matanzas for this port,
11th Sept.
Syria, Peters, from Larnaca, at Beirout, and sailed, 25th
Sept., for this port.
Teneriffe (s.s.), Bell, hence at Constantinople, and cleared,
on her return, 4th inst.
William Canynges, Holbrook, and Garland, Simpson, hence
at Smyrna.
Harmer, Campbell, and Rosa, Wach, sailed from Santander
for this port between the 7th and 10th inst.
NEWIIAVEN, Oct. 17.—The top of a small case, marked
"keep this side up, Captain Booth, barque Planter," and
several cocoa nuts have been picked up.
MALTA, Oct. 12. - H.M.S. Triton arrived here this morning
from Besika Bay, fell in with a vessel supposed to be a Greek
brig, laden with sulphur, on fire fore and aft, about three
miles S.W. of Ceirigo. There being several strange sail close
to the wreck, the Triton proceeded.
DEAL, Oct. 17.—The Theckla Schmidt, Borden, from Ham-
burgh for Liverpool, drove, with both anchors a-head, close
into the hanse of a barque, and, with assistance, was cleared
by slipping one anchor and chain and purchasing the other.
She has been supplied with others from this place.

THURSDAY, OCT. 20.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.

King of the Forest, Rees Colonist, Alexander Quebec
Palermo Tit-bit, Oldrieve Lisbon
Julius Caesar llaranham Elizabeth, Johnson Taganrog
Oregon Quebec I Supply, :11 'I cer St. Petersburg
Lady Hobart, Clark Ditto Phoenix, Balwin Archangel

SAILED.

Fidelia, Dixon New York j Kelsick Wood, Higgins Adra

The Daring. Reid, from Smyrna, has not arrived, as re-
ported yesterday.
The W. H. Davies has arrived here from Pictou, with loss
of maintopmast, &c.
A dismasted vessel, the David Harrison, for Bahia, sailed
from Holyhead in tow of a steam-tug at half-past nine this
morning.
James Calder, Wright, hence at New Orleans.
Cambria, Scott, from Carlingapatam for this port, at St.
Helena.

Arundel, Mills, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed
thence for this port.

FRIDAY, OCT. 21.

ROSTOCK, Oct. 15.—The Graf von Paris, from Liverpool for
St. Petersburg, was wrecked on the outermost reef of the
Island of Ossel, on the Ist instant. The crew were landed at
A ren sh rg.
The Dalhousie, Captain Butterworth, from London for
Sydney, N.S.W., sank off Beachy Head, on the morning of
the 19th. The passengers and crew, with the exception of
one, were drowned.
Francis, hence at Ceara; Emily, hence at Para.

SATURDAY, OCT. 22.—Wind S., fresh.
ARRIVED.
Reindeer, Hunt Paraiba Josephine, Jameson
Southampton, Fensley 0. St. John's, N.B.
New York Fanny, Hill Cephalonia
ditto Matilda Wattenbach Jersey
SAILED.