The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

ARRIVED

from Nantes
SAILED

Menchaca. Hay.
Smith, Maranhat
nambuco—Secum
Cadiz—Norfolk

Havre—.Nelson,

Catharina, Wilderman, hence for Leghorn, at Falmouth, witl
udder damaged, and loss of sails.
Harmony, Lewis, hence for Nnolp.

xico tik 'lllllUni, 111.1.11 LOSS
sails, bulwarks, and
Lotus, Sprague, hence for Naples, at Milford.
Thomas, hence for Seville, at Holyhead.
Lavinia, Gunn, hence at Acapulco.
Mats, from Africa at Islay, and sailed 6th Nov. for this port
St. Helen's, sailed from Valparaiso 2:lnd Oct., end Bee, and
Chalco, 26th Oct., all for this port.
Hum, Jarvis, sailed from Malaga for this port 12th Jan.
Sylph, Painter, from Gibraltar for this port, at St. Ives.
Juverna, from Iquique at Islay, and sailed 12th Nov. for Val.
paraisc.

Cosmopolite, from lquiquz? at Islay
Fplinton Allan, from St. Michael
•

at Queenstown

aie-curius, Sew., from Callao; B Akan, Slornan, from Alex
andretta ; De Kniep, lArentz, from Constantinople; and Con
stanl , Emerson, from Marseilles, all at Falmouth.
Tippoo Saib, Morphen, sailed from Sydney, for Guam, In]
September.

FALMOUTH, 23d Jan.—The Active, Moller, from Liverpool
for Jame!, which put in here 19th Jan., with pumps choke.;
&c., has been surveyed, and commenced discharging.
QuEnNsTowN, 23rd Jan.—The De Witt Clinton, Funk from Liverpool, for New York, put in here to-day, with loss o
water casks, sails,.&c., and small pox among the passeng.ers
of whom nine bad died ; bore up from long. 29. The Veal
lace (steam-tug) for Duntnanus Bay, to tow the Mountaineer
Put in here to-day for a supply of coals. The Boabat, fron
Liverpool, for Mnitn ;., A-- • - •

^•a ••,«iia, pUL in were to-day, leaky.
SKIBBEREEN, 22d Jan.—The Stern of a ship's longbow
marked outside "Thomas, of Poole," and inside " Joh
Thomas Hart," was picked up 17th Jan. at Black Ball Heat'

SUDAY S.S.E., fresh.
Sandford, N
hence, for MeJANtrAnYssina, at Beaumaris, leaky.
Argo, Nicholas. hence for Leghorn, at Holyhead.
Grecian (s.), and Medea, Freeman, sailed from Constantine
pie for this port 4th Jan.
Hums, Jarvis, from Afal4ra for this port, at Alzesira4 Road
Albion, Scarrow, from Bahia. and Foxhound, Sims, from Pa
treks, at Falmouth.

Naomi, Cothay, from Whampoa at the Clyde.
The Sea Nymph (s.), from Newry, and Connaught Range
(s.), for Waterford, were in contact last night, near the Rock
the former does not appear to have sustained any damage, bu
the latter lost bowsprit, head, &c., and was run on shore beim
Egremont.

The Ann and Mary, Evans, from. Runcorn, for Aberystwith,
with coals, is on shore on Burbo Bank, and must be lightenk
to be got off.

QUEENSTOWN, 24th Jan.—Several additionalpiece7 of wreck.
clothing, &c., have been washed ashore at Ballycroneen
among which is a steering wheel, with Rose, Thistle, and Sham.
rock painted on it, and parts of letters addressed to Captair
Jacobson, barque Hetoine. The U.S. steamer Atlantic wait
towed to the upper part of the harbour this afternoon, for re•
pairs of engines ; she is at the Navy Moorings.
Wto.rowx, 25th Jan.—The Competitor, Hard, from Liver.
pool for Leith, was abandoned yesterday, off the Mull of
way, having been dismasted, and was afterwards towed into
Port William Harbour.

GIBRALTAR, 17th Jan.—The Jane Cumming, Tyrer, frow
Palermo for London, was in contact with the Greek brig Cat
liope, Cannkio, during the gale 14th Jan. ; the former lose
bowsprit, &c., and the latter boat, chain, anchor, &c. The
Premier, Newman, from Palermo for Liverpool, put into this
port 16th Jan., with Icss of bowsprit, and some sails.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Bth Jan.—Tlie Corinthian Lass, Ware,
reported as having been ashore in the Bosphorus, has repaired
her rudder, and will sail in a few days. Asia, IVelsb, bound
for Queenstown or Falmouth, reported 4th Der_ :IS ilnino•

shore near the Seven Towers, is about to return to Stenia, to
complete her repairs.
BELFAsT, 24th Jrin.—The Helen, of Belfast, from Galway for
New York, put hack into this tort to-day, with loss of sails,
Lull strained, Sze., after being out seventy days.

MONDAY, JANUARY 27.—Wind W.S.W.
ARRIVED.—Rivere, Howes, from Boston; sailed 10th Jan.--
James Oark, Wright, New York—Annette, Holman, from
Mai- us.

SA 1 LED.—Duchess of Lancaster, Stephenson, for Shanghae

Niagara (s.), from Boston at this port ; sailed 15th Jan.
Whitehaven, Evans, from Cardiff at this port, ►with &maze.
and leaky, having been ashore on Burho Bank, and assisted off
after throwing part of cargo overboard, by the Lirernmit lifo.

boat and Express, steam-111't. RAJ' 111,
Jane, Staglin, from Cardiff at this port, in a sinking state,
h Nino. been on sh re on East Hoyle.

The Connaught Ranger (s.s.), -which was run ashore below
Egremont, after collision with the Sea Nymph, was got off on
the flood yesterday, without any apparent injury to the
Riehard • .• ••

,mmen, MOM tionaives at Falmouth; sailed 24th of
December. with bowsprit sprung, foremast carried away, loss
of yards, sails, &c., 15th January, in lat. 42, long. 28.
Luchana, Pinera, hence for Havana, at Holyhead.
David Banks, King, from Jaffa, at Plymouth.
Alexina, Duckett, from Callao at Queenstown.
Yaggie. Davidson. hPrii, fur Ventnn et Wete,“:,e,i

h L' 15t inary.
Africana, Angledina, and Meridiano, from Odessa at Water-
ford.

Zw•alien. from Burletta at ditto.
Georgina, Kuly, from Nantes at ditto.
Amelia, Agry, hence at Charleston.
Jone H. Glidden, Child, hence at Philadelphia
Lady Hobart, Rogers, hence at New York.
WATERFORD, 25th ..1-" —The r

an.- roressa, from Bahia to
Genoa, went ashore yesterday, at Crune'ls Rock, but was
towed off next tide, and brought up here making water.
PWLLIIELI, 25th Jan.—A large piece of a wrect-, part of the
bottom of a vessel, apparently an old North American. sheathed
with inch boards, and iron fastened, came ashore this morn-
ing, near Penychain Point. A piece of the bottbm of a similar
wreck came on shore yesterday at Perth Niegwl. The Ellen,
front Liverpool to New Orleans, which put into Studwell Roads
10th Jan., with loss of lower yards, sailed thence 24th Jan. for
her destination.

OFF HOLYHEAD, at 9 a.m., No. 3795, Fatima, ship, from
Hamburg, and at 1 p.m...N0. 5520, Tames Hall, ship
OFF THE PORT. at 430 n.m.. I brie and

Gertrude, New
leaky.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Milicete, 15th Dee., and Onward, 26th, hence oft' Antigua. for Thames, from Liverpool, for California, sth Aug. in long 70
New (Means.
W—Lady Franklin, hound vest, 16th Jan. in lat 50 N, long 17
Rajah, Jones, hence for New York. at Qneeastown; leaky, ' w.....nizootii Moore, from Shanghae, for Liverpool, 4th Oct. in
and vvith mainmast damaged ; sailed 30th Dcc. Mat 11 N, long 120 E—Winifred, from Calcutta, for Liverpool,
Elvira, Graham, sailed from Table Bay tor Alva Bay 24th 12th Dec. in at 25 5, long 4 E—Catherine, from Liierpool, for
November; Onward, for Ascension, and Collingwood, for Ca- Near York, 15th Dec. in Mat 42 N, long 45 W, with foss of sails,
lombo, 2th Nov. • and appeared to bare antrered considerably from the westerly
ny.mourn, Jan. 21.—The Duchess of Kent, of Neltgast}e, goles—Etirft, from Lfrerpook, for Ravonorj,, nth pec, off
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his port, at Milford,