The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-23 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, SEPT. 16.—Wind variable and light.
AnnlVED.—Alberta, from Bombay—Nlalibran, Gibson,rubit
—lno, Warwick, Antigua—Tairus, Wade, Lisbon.
SAlLED.—Paraguay, Pringle, and Horsburg, Carr, for Vaf
paraiso—Pomona, Cronk, Virginia—Sheffield, Lewis, Boston—
Hope, Besant, Guatamala—Gondar, Barston, Staten Island.
&c.—Roscommon, Williams, Rotterdam.

Margaret and Rachel, Davies, hence at Campobello, N.B.
Vestal, Leech, and Greyhound, Tucker, hence at Newfound-
land.

C. T. Sutton, Le Brun,hence at Gaspe

WEDNESDAY. SKPTEMBER 17.—Wind E., moderate,
ARRlVED.—urgent. Pollock, from Quebec.

(s,) Comstock; Montezuma, De Courcy ;
Merid.an, Manson ; and James Nesmith, Watts, for New York
—City of Manchester, (s s,) Philadelphia—Emma, Steer, New-
foundiand—Josephus, Paine, New Orleans—Senator, Gray, and
Margaret, Knowles, Lisbon and Rio Grande—Frankfort, (s s,)
Corbett, Genoa—Wilton Wood, Russell, and Elizabeth Buck—
ham, Bewley, Buenos Ayres—Pilgrim, Patterson, Rio Janeiro-
-Hope, Doncaster, Quebec—Ann Falcon, Bowness, Kingston,
Jamaica—Maypo, Sierra Leone.

Vesta, Bockmon, from Jamaica for this port at Queenstown.
leaky, and must discharge, having been ashore off Kinsale.
Pacha, supposed to be the Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Pacha, 111.Q.ueen, from Kong Kong and Singapore for
Calcutta, was wrecksd 23d July, on the Formosa Bank, Straits
of Malacca; sixteen men drowned, among whom is the third
officer and two first-class passengers.

THURSDAY, S-EPTEMBER IS.—Wind E.S.E., light.
AntuvErh—Tamerlane, mufti", from Calcutta—Universe,
Bird, New York—Carrick, Tales, and William Jarvis, Jarvis,
New Orleans—Robert Whiteway, Whiteway, Valparaiso—Lady
Cornwall, Kerr, Barbacloes—Camilla, Kingston, Jamaica—
Etoile de la Mir, Tue.', St. Domingo—Crusader, Pernambuco—
Rival, Miramichi— Florida, Mills, St. John, N.B.—Gannet (s.),
Rotterdam—Callao, Cmsbie, Callao—Rebel, Midhurtt, and
Juan, Covt,, Denia—Ohio, Laagster, Alexandria—Jane May,
May, Marseilles—Hebe. Morton, Charente.
Sk I LED.--Robert Kelly, Barstow ; Princeton. Russell; and
T

Corner, Bennett, New Orleans—Eagle, Jones ; Sfeswick7ini
Sir Fowell Buxton, Woodcock, H avana—Themis, Leighton,
St. John, N.B.

Argenti, Jackson,.and Jane llohinson, hence at Const'nople.
Gratitude, Smith, from Shark's Bay; Catherine, INl`Bride„
Cephalonia ; and Leopold, Johnson, Ancona, at Queenstown.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.—Wind N.N.E

ARRlVED.—Sandford, from New York—Queen Mab, Lamb.
Bombay—Parker, Risien, Demerara—Mary Glover, Chase, St..
Stephen's—Panope, Stewart, A lexandria—Esk, Wise, Trieste.
SA ILED.—Tubal Cain, Webb, and George, Hogg. for Calcutta
—Rapahanock, Cashing, Philadelphia—Arrow, Wyatt, Para—
Eleanor Chapman, Gales, Arica—Vester, Wanmachar, Stettit
—Brandenburg, Chalk, Rostock.

Hibernia, M'Mahon, hence at Port Adelaide in 89 days.
America, and Coaxer, June 24; Frederick, July 8; Menzies,
July 10 ; Christiana, July 13 ; and Mercutius, July 16, all hence
at Anjer. _ _

Jonge, Cornelis, and John Bibby, hence at Batavia.
Oliver, Von Noord, hence at Shanghae sth July.
Dorcas, Morrish, hence at Bombay 3rd August.
Bangalore, Arnott, from Hong Kong at Manilla, and sailed
for this port June 4.

Queen-of England, Cawkett ; Aden, Smith; Panic, Howard;
and Annett, Gilbert, all hence at Hong Bong.
Briton, sailed from Whampoa for this port July 18.
Margaret Smith, July 23, and Mary Harrison, July 27, sailed
from Madras for this port. _

John Bright, sailed from Aden for this port July 17.
Jumna, July 13; Brothers, July 14; Monarchy, July 23;
Cordelia, July 24; John Mitchell, July 27; and James Watt,
July 30, all hence at Calcutta.

Mary Somerville, July 13 ; Robert Bradford, July 16; Wm.
Carey, and Robert Pulsford, July 20; Ingleborough, July 24;
Fairfield, July 27; Hindoo, and Duke, July 29; and Rob Roy„
July 30, all sailed from Calcutta for this port.
Ann and Jane, July 4 ; Coaxer, July 7; and Meg Merrilies,
July 20, all hence at Singapore.
Sohraon, July 9, and Neptune, July 2
for this port

1, sailed from Singapore

The Emma, Bibby, from Manilla for London, was seen
ashore in the Straits of Banca, by the Meg Merrilies, arrived
at Si%gapore. The Emma had thrown 2000 bags of sugar
overboard.

CALCUTTA, August S.—The Duke of Lancaster,Ward, sailed
hence for the Mauritius 27th July, put back to-day leaky, and
must discharge.

ELSINORE,- Sept. 14.—The Ceres, of and bound to Mau,
from Newcastle, sunk in the North Sea 7th Sept., after being
in contact with the Planet, Smith, of and from Sunderland ta
Cronstadt. Crew saved, and landed here by the Planet.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.—Wind N., light.
ARRlVED.—Kyanite, Goldswortbv, from Newfoundland—
Viva, Smidt, Jamaica—Tit Bit, Steele, Lisbon—Abeona,
Rotterdam—Pandora, Cheveaux, Nantes.

SAlLED.—Canada (s.), Harrison, for Halifax and Boston—
Bell Rock, Pendleton, Boston—Asia, Hannah. Mobile—Perle,
Erich, Pillan—Bermuda, Carson, Barbadoes—George, Gordon,
St. Stephen's.

British Queen (s.), Bell ; Emil), Matthews ; Nile,Whannell;
Mill Bay, Benson ' • and Melita, De Barrow, all hence at Malta.
Burrells, Clare, hence at Alexandria, E.
Adelphi, Hurrell, hence at Constantinople.
Arno (s.), Hamm, and Enrico, Guarello, hence at Genoa.
Louisa Anna, Evans, hence at Valencia.
Antonia, Smoqttina, sailed from Alexandria 18th August ;
Olive, 22nd; Diamant, 27th ; Mobile, 28th ; and Vierow, sth
Sept. all for this port.
Rolla, Miller, sailed from Smyrna 2nd Sept., and Freedom
4th, both for this port.
Hannah, Mackay, and Sandwich, Lawson, sailed from Malta
for this port 3rd Sept.
Beethoven, from Bombay for China, off Galle 16th July.
James T. Foord, sailed from Melbourne for Callao 23rd May.
Emigrant, Kemp, from Adelaide at Sydney, N.S.W.
Johnstone, Harrison, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W., for Callao
24th May.
Clarendon, Taylor, from Honduras, at Crookhaven.
Diana, Mossop, from Miramichi, at Queenstown.
Risk, Wemyss, from Buenos Ayres, off Waterford.
Lady Louisa, from Quebec, at Beaumaris.

SYDNEY, N.S.W., 26th May.—The George Home, M‘Kinnon,„
from Adelaide for Swansea, foundered about 200 miles west-
ward of Kangaroo Island, previous to 2nd May. Master, wife
and child, and two seamen, landed at Brighton in the jollyboat,
and ten men at Kangaroo Island in the longboat. The rest of
the crew, five men, left the ship in a gig.
BATAviA, 23rd July.—The Chebar, Grayson, from China for
London, which put in here 14th May, after being on shore on
Brouwers Shoal, has been condemned, and the Bangalore char-
tered to carry her oil and other.cargo to London for £l2OO.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Asia (s.),Junins, from Newyork; left 10th inst.
SAlLED.—Albatross (s.), O'Reilly, for Rotterdam—Affecto,
Puga, Lisbon—Mathilde, Voltz, Danzic.

Constellation, Allen; Kalamazoo, Savage; Scotia, Skolfield ;
Mortimer Livingston, Barstow; John Currier, Buttman ; W.
H. Wharton, Gates; Connecticut, Latham; Harriet Augusta.
Robinson ; Leviathan, Knapp ; and Metoka, Eldridge, all
hence at New York.

Yeoman, Purdon, hence at New York, with loss of foretop_
mast in a gale, 26th Aug. _

America (a.), Shannon ; Parliament, Simpson ; and G. W.
Bourne, Williams, all hence at Boston.
William, Poustic, hence at San Francisco.
J. C. Calhoun, hence off Charleston.
United, Clarke, hence at Leghorn, with loss of maintopmast.
Waterwitch (s.), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Sicily.
Commodore (s.), hence at Havre.
Ann Melhuish, Harris, hence at

Slater Rebow,'Cumining, sailed from Patras 30th August;
Parga, 2nd Sept.; and Spirit, Victory, and F..nny Palmer, 3rd
Sept., all for this port. _ _ .

Genova (s.), sailed from Marseilles for this port Itlth Sept.
Osmanli (s.), sailed from Malaga for this port 9th Sept.
Levantine (s.), from Mediterranean, at Shoreham, and pro-
ceeded to London.

Pet, Brown, from Calcutta for London, at Moulmein, with
loss of rudder, and leaky, having been ashore.

Jamaica, Sharpe, from Bahia, and Monarch, Abbey, from
Punta Arenas, both off Falmouth.
NASSAU, 20th August.—The Science, Wareing, of Liverpool,
from inn I-1,1,11P for.

at VILS Mk, altiLliC ilillnUUrg, was totally lost 11th
Castle Island ; crew and a portion of the cargo saved.
NEW YORK, 6th Sept.—A full-rigged brig, apparently in
ballast, was seen ashore Ist Sept. on the S.W. part of rutty-
hunk. The Urgent, ashore at Lynhaveu 11ay, has been con-
demned.-10th Sept.—A barque, under jury mainmast, was
seen 7th Sept. off the Capes of the Delaware, steering N.E. A
severe hurricane was experienced at Sagun La Grande, 20th
August; all the vessels dragged their anchors, but escaped
without damage.-11th Sept.—A violent storm visited Turk's
Island 19th and 20th Aug. Several vessels arrived at Havana
with loss of spars, &c. in the hurricane of the 21st and 22d Aug.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,

Mind S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Hannah Salkeld, Cardine, and Surat, Graham,
from Calcutta—James Wright, Clark, New York—Kaffreland,
M`Pherson, Mircimichi—William Penn, Proal, Philadelphia--
William, Fullerton, Wilmington—England's Queen, Alleyne,
Mazatlan—Regina, Wakeham, Jamaica—Compromise, Riley,
St. John, N.B.—Minerva, I.?).epße. _ _

SA I LEb.—Forest Queen, Iledley; Charles Crooker, Duncan;
and Infanta, Griffiths, for New York—Crescent City, liallerson,
New Orleans—Favourite, Garrick, Savannah—William Russell,
Shelford, Pernambuco—Elizabeth, Moddrell, Algiers—Undine,
Kraeft, Alexandria—Syttende Mai, Detlessen, Lisbon.

Maria, Shaw, and Freeman, White, both hence at Jamaica

Britannia, Hamilton; Reliance, Law; Wilsons, Stoup; and
Niagara, Munro, hence at Montreal.
Canada, Wylie, hence at Quebec.
Harvey, Galbraith, hence at Vera Cruz.
Anne Logan, Logan, and Dryad, Mossop, hence; Louisa,
from Valparaiso; and Tribune, from London, all at Callao.
Eothen, `trattan ; Gaspar, Eldred ; and Inca, Brown, all
hence at Valparaiso.

having put in at Falkland

Kate, Scott, hence at ditto, after
Islands, with loss of rudder.
Patriotess, Norris, and Black Prince, both hence at Arica
Ann Porter, hence and Arica, at Islay.

•
San Pedro, Garry, hence at Havana.
Henry Bell, from Beyrout, and Mutual Sigsworth, IbraiT,
both at Queenstown.
Aurora, hence at Pentland Frith, for Pernau.
The Atlantic, (from Callao to this port,) Eglinton, and Sarah
were driven on shore at Valparaiso during the heavy norther
Bth July, and it was expected would all be undermined.
A PALACti teoLA, 3rd Sept.—The John Bryant, hence for Li-
verpool, with 2,709 bales of cotton on board, is on shore in this
bay, high and dry.
SAN FRANCISCO, 31st July.—The British ship Pekin, Whitby,
is reported to be ashore off Fort Vancouver, Columbia River,
the crew having all deserted. By the upsetting of a boat in.
this bay, 27th July, Capt. Gellatly, three apprentices, and one
seaman, of the British ship William, and Capt. Slater, of the
British brig Desire, were all drowned.

TELEGRAPH OFFIC

Wind at Point Lynas, S.W., fresh breeze.
OFF POINT LYNAS.—Leipsic Packet, ship, from -, at 12
noon ; William Itathbone, ship, from New York, and Andes,
brig, from --, at 1 p.m.
OFF PUFFIN.—Sir Edmd. Head, ship, from Sydney, N.S.W.,
at 9 a.m. •

OFF GREAT OamstiEAD.—Thornhill, ship, from Bombay;
Investigator, ship, from —; Flint, brig, from the Brazils ;
and Delgany, ship, from —, all at 10.30 a.m.; Queen Victoria,
ship, at 1 p.m.
OFF TILE PORT, at 6.15 p.m.-6 ships, 4 brigs, 12 schooners.

TIDE TABLE

MORN. lEVENG. HOHT. HOLYDAYS,ETC.

Sept.' h. m. h. m. Ift
15 . isn.
Autumn commences.
Tuesday.... 23 936 10 3
Wednesday. 24 10 27 10 52 17 7
Thursday ..25' 11 14 11 37 19 4 New Moon, 6.12, a.m.
Friday ....26' 11 59 - 20 10
sSuatluidradyay....:22B7 01 222 01
2441
2021 3
15th Sun. aft.Trinitr.
Monday.... 29 143 2 7 19 2 Michaelmas Day.

Xtberpoot tanbarb,

TALK IN TOWN.

(1eR03.1 OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.)

Temple, Monday Morning

THE Ministers are finally determined that, except they
are forced to dissolve on the question of their intended
reform bill, they will fight on to the next session to the
best of their ability, standing up against buffets and de-
feats with as much power of forbearance, and as little dis-.

,n that is

position to resent, as they have done in the ses.
passed. All kinds of resignation they are prepared for, but
the resignation of ti

offices

This, I think, may be re-

lied upon ; as it is the full belief of those who are specu.

on, either

candi-