The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-14 00:00:00

Harriet Wild,,Corbett, _from Quebec at Belfast Lough, =id
proceeded lor this port.

Ambassadare, ero,.llence at Gibraltar, and clean
Malta 29th December.

Ellen, Bell, be..lc-eat Gibraltar, and cleared for Alexandria

Dth December.
Juan, Cove, and Harpy, Bnckman, hence at Gibraltar

. . „,
Sylph, Paynter, clearedat Gibraltar for this port Zlst Dec.
Daniel Grant, Edie, from Tellealmana at San Francisco.
Fexian, Leisk, hence,at Central America 17th Oct.
• Tepic, Luce, from Jlong,Kong.at San Francisco.
t CaIARENTE, Jan. 2.—The Camillus, Cheyne, of Liverpool,
:gone down the river for Bordeaux, after receiving her,ueces-
sary repairs at Rochefort.
CUTSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 1?.—The Brenda, Reid, from Ibrail
;for Cork, or Falmouth, whic I arrived here on the 16th iastant,
experienced stormy weather , while reshipping her cargo at
Salina.; cast off one of her lighters with about 100 quarters of
wheat on board, which soon after disappeared: she afterwards
Shrew:-ever about thirty quarters, and then came off. .Her
.cargo has been surveyed, and found,to be in good condition.
"The.vessel has also been sar,veyed.
WATIg.FORD, Jan, 7.—The Melissa„Dow, of Greenock, from
Bombay,for Liverpool, was towed into ;his harbour this morn-
by'the.stearner Buncannon. She lost her rudder in a heavy
goie,on the Ist instant, west off Cape Clear, and yesterday cat
asAy.bevarein and mizen masts, to prevent her driving on the
Barrel ,Rocks off the coast of 'Wexford.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.—Wind E

Acitivto.,-.Laura, from Jamaica-LSandusl4;:from
—=Har-
riet Wild, anll,4larmony, from St. John, N.B.—Adler, Laguna
—Themis, and Lima, Nantes—Liberty, and Tagus, Lisbon—
Gem, Jatia--Eatrella de Oporto, from Oporto—Bcevina, Rouen
—Brothers, Toronto—Benj. Boyd, Camaroons Elizabeth, De-
merara—Forest (King, New Orleans—Cherub, .Venice—Mary
Ann, Scilly.
S /OLEO. .-,C0113!: ICW (s.), Fudge, for Dunkirk.

Grecian (s. s.),.llardinge, and Queeia.Thomasobotb sailed
fir Constantinopie,tsth December.
Mermaid, ,Xopperveell ; Nais, Granby; and ,Bltxtpu, Soder-
etrom, hence at Malta.
Allen, Owasso, hetteeld Rouen.

Edward Bartaett,•Ottw, sailed from Smyr

for this pat 25th

December

Mincarlo, Sanderson„sailed from Venice for this port, 24th of
December.

Forget-me-Not, Dona% from Dieppe for this portolt fah

Robert Ingham, Clough, ild John Bunyan, Dickinson, from
:raganrog; William Broderick, Simpson, from Odessa; and
,Ilebe. Allen, from Constantinople, all at Plymouth.
Lakey, from Palermo at Scilly, with loss of sails,
spars, &c„ in a gale on the ist,instant, in lat. 38, lon. 9.
Emerald, late Ashford, from ,Palermo at Scilly.
William Botsford, Allen, from Callao; Caroline Bunker,
Alexandria; Syrian, Mason,Odessa ; James Howieson, from
Port.au,Erince; Mary Gibson, Sinclair, from Kaffraz, all at
Queenstown.

B.AH A Nov. 13.—The John Hutchinson, Hutchinson, from
Valparaiso.for England, put in here ,vesterday, leaky.
P:ENTEWAN., CORNWALL, Jan. 6.—A boom-truth, marked
" Harmonyi",and several other pieces of,wreck, painted yellow,
supposed to •be from some large ship, were picked up to-day.
SCILLY, Jan.. .--The Susan, Thomas, from Liverpool for
Ancona, put in here yesterday, with damage to her rudder, and
has been placedon the ground to repair.
Kraawax.i., Jan.:6,—The Hero, of Sidon, from Liverpool for
Apalachicola, has put into Weir Sound, having experienced
very had weather from the westward.

ifELFAST, JAN. B.—The Ninus, of Cork Handal!, of Glasgow
for Oporto, put In here to-day, with loss of jib,hoont and gear,
hull damaged, and making, ater, having been in contact with
a brig off the North and Sontii Rock.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 9.—Yesterday, from two to tve p.m., it
blew a terrific gale from S.W., during which the Three Bro-
thers, from Ibraile, and Heroine, of Dartmouth, got on shore
in the Cutwater; both, however, cameoffin the evening, without
any considerable damage. _

CoNsTANTINOPLE, DEC. 24. —TheAesatus, Best, from Ibrail,
Tins been plundered in the Bosphorus by & number of men, said
to be Greeks, who kept the crew under the hatches and plun-
dered the:cabin, where they pinioned the muter. The Brenda,
Reid, from 'brad, is about transhipping her cargo to repair.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 11.—Wind S.W., frah.
ARRlVED..—Corintilian, Randle, from Mauritius—Druid,
Turso, from Benin—Troubadour, Muir, Demerara—Rophie,
Bordeson, and Christiana, Swinton, Honduras—Arrow, St.
Michael—Jupiter, Buenos Ayres—Louisa, Frances, Prince Ed-
ward Island—Mazeppa, esuien, Cadiz—Phantom, Tullock,
Dunkirk—Alcibiades, Alexandria,
SAl4ElL—Trinity YSCbt, ti9Ml4O, for Para—Arctic (Os
Luce, New York..

Empress, Alardon, from Pernambuco at this Fort; sailed on
17th Dec. The William Russell, from Maceio, was in the
roads, and would sail the same day. The Bonita would sail on
the 21st Dec., for Falmouth. Encountered boisterous weather
since leaving the Western Islands, wind veering from S. to N.
and N.E.

Adamant, hence for California, at Monte Video, in distress.
Anna, Wylde, hence for Ancona, at Holyhead.
Nithsdale, Bartlett, hence for Nantes, at Plym Juth.
Peru, Tyrrell, hence at Benin. ' .
Hannah, Moodie, hence at Pernamtuco.
Theoddre, Tallague, hence at Toulon.
Margaret (s.). Lang, hence at Bane.
Lnvia, Colonius, hence at Borgo.
Couriren, Sandstrom, hence at Abo.
Williams, Griffiths, sailed from Marr,eillel fot this port 4th
January.

La Belle Barberie, Pitcairn, front Abo) kr Rio Grande, at
Queenstown, making water.
Parthenon, Taylor, from New Orleans; British Queen,
Thomas; Pauline, Barre; and Undine, Doyle, from Ualatz ;
Jubilee, Amy, from Manfredonia; Cremona, Lovett, from
Leghorn ; and Mountain Lass, Thomas, from Barletta, all at
Queenstown.

Argo, -----, from Paranagua, fur Valparaiso, et Monte Video,
in distress.

Empress, Newman, from Rio Janeiro—Glide, Richardson,
from Taganrog; Home, Weeks, and Princess, Patterson, from
Odessa: and Favourite, Prout, from Barletta, all at Falmouth.
Grace Longstaff, West, from Marseilles, at Falmouth, with
loss of bulwarks, boat stove, and pumrvell burst.
Tcrti& Hammond, from Taganrog; Romance, Jackson
Jupiter;Conles ; and Johan Jacoba, from Odessa, all ,tt
Plymouth.•
Livorno (s)
9th Jan

sailed from Plymouth, for Gibra'tar,

Rosalie, White; Arrti Isabella, Perrott, both from Newfound-
land, at Peinambuoo.

RH YL, 9th Jan.—The flats Rebert, William, and Pilot, of
Liverpool, all leaded with lime-Stone, are on shore in Abergele
Bay; crews saved. The schooner Claden, of Aberystwith, is
on shore in Llandudno Bay.
SILL., 9th .Jan.—The:Berbi.ze, Waring, from Demerara and
Queenstown, for Aberdeen, drove from her anchors, and went
on shore,-abont a mile above the Avon, filled, and is expected
to be a total wreck ; crew saved.

Pwm.arou, 4th Jan.—The Ellen, Phillips, from Liverpool,
for New-Orle,:ns, put into'Studwell Roads, yesterday, with loss
of both lower yards andTbboorn, having been in contact with
a schooner off Holyhead, Bth inst„ at 9p.m.
CLE•VEDON, 9th Jan:.--A large cask, similar to a large hogs-
bead,Toettaining linseed meal, was picked upknear this to-day,
marked on the head -L meal, 11 to 24, with 1 2 18 underneath,
branded on the • chine Ford, and scribe mark x x 11 to 59
diamond M. Several pieces of wreck have also come on shore ;
one,it •weather board, about twelve feet long, black outside,
-green within, moulding oblong, and diamond fashion, freshly
.palated.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 12.--Wind W.
ARRlVED.—Jupiter, from Buenos Ayres—Tantlie, Bailey,
'Constantinoplerand Gazelle, Lakey, from Palermo.
SAILED,—Arm (s.s.), II ararn, for Genet.

Africa (s:.), ilvrie, from New York at :this port; sailed Ist of
Jan. Brings,on freight 225,000 dollarsin silver, and .t 744 in
gold. _ _

Ivanhoe, hence at New York ; sprung spars, split sails, &c.,
and was struck by a sea, which washed Captain Knight over-
board, in a-gale 29th Nov., in lat. 45, tong. 40.
Baltic (s.), Comstock, hence at Ner: York Ist Jan.; put into
Princetown 29th Dec„ short of fuel, where she got on shore,
and remained for six hmas.

Themis, Leighton ; Sea King, Gray ; Brandywine, Merri.
man; City of Lineoln,.Pentecost ; and Loodianab, Baltimore
all'hence at New Orleans.

Philadelphia, Stotesbury, hence at Philadelphia, with loss Of
sails.

Arethusa, Thomas, hence for Ditppe, at Penarth Roads, wit
loss of mainsail and jib.
Saran Bridge, Strout, hence at Baltimore.

Joseph Porter, Blacker, lience.at Apalachicola.
Tuscarora, Turley, and Delta,kDonne, hence at Philade.lphia.
Constantine, Bunting, and. Arctic, Zeraga, hence at New
York.
Emperor, Friend, hence at Bahia.
William Henry, Morley, from Dieppe, for this post, at
Fowey.

• Lucretia, Reed, from Cardiff, for this port, at Alifford,•-with
loss of
.mainmast, boom, sails,•&c.

.ion, Hunt, from Callao:; kppolin, from
Zalachia, from Odessa, all atQueenstown

affa; and Atoschas,

I =Spray, Steele, and Golden.j
taco at Bahia.

recce, Palethorpe, from .Peritam-

1 'Sir John Falstaff, from Moramein at Plymouth.
Cuba. Organ, from Swansea, for Coquimbo, at Xalreouth ;
‘-iron pump broken.

Nora, eloid, from Buenos_Ayrea; Verbena, Watson Saxon
'Maid, Potts, and Fume, Petersen, from Alexandria.;• kvange-
ijsmos and Possidore, from Odessa, all at Falmouth.
. NEW YORK, 28th Dec. Several bales of cotton, also the keel
,and upper deck of a .brig or large schooner, werc.pass.td, 19th
November, in lat. 45, lon. 43, by the Washington, ofthis port.
[A British schooner. namonnknown, from Halifax. for Boston,
went ashore on Race Point during the storm, 22d November;
.-crew saved. 31st.—The Mary Eliza, from Yarmouth, N.S.,
was spoken 26th instant, in let. 42, ton. 70, with hoar of sails,
•and short of water .and .provisions, and was supplisd. The
Golden Grove, from Newfoundland tar Havana, was wrecked,
-.Bth December, on the north Aide of Grand Bahama.
KEY WEST, 22d Dec.—The Damascus, Hayes,,from New
Orleans, was totally .wreaked 11th December, • near Bahia
Honda ; crew and cargo saved : the latter has been sold.
BOSTON, 31st Dec.-A, large ship was seen on .shore on the
Bahamas. No date given.

MILFORD, 9th Jaii.-4,vrreck has lately been paced, mid-
way between LanileysHead.and St. Anne; tbentst.appearti
of large dimensions. ~Harvest Home, Grifiths, :from Cardiff,
for Liverpool, when.coining to an anchor yesterday afternoon
in Angle Roads, during a-strong gale from S.S.W.,..get in con-
tact with the Maria, of and for Cork : the former-lost bow-
sprit, with other damage; .the latter much damaged in her
.bull. A terrific .squall..ceme on about five p.m., yesterday,
from N.W. to N.N.W., and. continued for shout two,hours.
PLYMOUTH, 11th Jan: title Shannon (s), arrived :here this
morning, from Dublin, fel! in, off the Land's End, with the
Mary Ann, of Dartmouth, -from Cardiff, for Vern Cruz, dis-
masted, with loss .otboats; bulwarks, 8.7 c., and badler in tow
for several hours, but, after breaking four warps-and a chain
cable, lost sight of bar in the fog, and after kyingto for some
time, and not discaveringb-ur, proceeded.

TIE LIVERPOOL STANDAR*.

Illattets.