The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE,

TUESDAY, OCT. 14.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Ro-
berts and Jones, Liverpool, tea dealers—Martin, Wood, and
Co., Manchester, and Warburton, Boyer, and C 0.., Liverpool,
corn factorsv
as far as regards W. Martin-Brewis and New-
bould, Manchester and Golborne, cotton spinners.

13A1Cmiturrs.—John Deane, Liverpool, chymist, Nov. 3,
Dec. 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank-
ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Peel, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr.
Morgan, Liverpool.—Jacob Dove, Leeds, currier—John Sykes,
jun., Sowerby, Yorkshire, tea dealer—Edward Cairns, New-
port, Monmouthshire, corn merchant—Robert Till,St. Helens,
Worcestershire, grocer—George Haynes, Leek, Staffordshire,
dealer—Robert William Jearrad, jun., Oxford-street, carpen-
ter—Charles Cooper, Wandsworth, grocer—Emanuel Simon
Howard and Thomas Stone, Norwich, builders—Joseph Mar-
riott, Gracechurch-street, oil and Italian warehouseman—
George Frederick Niebour (and not Nilbour, as before adver-
tised,) Slough, Buckinghamshire, music seller.
DIVIDENDS.—Nor. 13, J. N. Bateson, Rochdale, cotton
spinner—Nov. 12, M. Horan, Bolton, Lancashire, grocer—
Nov. 11, S. Armstrong, Bolton•le Moors, glass dealer.
CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 13, J. G. Thompson, Manchester,
agent—Nov. 12, W. Whitehead, Lancaster, cabinet maker.
FRIDAY, Ocr. 24.—PARTNERSIIIPSDISSOLVED.—Kerr and
Brown, Liverpool—Jervis and Godrich, Liverpool, wholesale
bottlers of malt liquors—Clough, Meadows, and Adshead,
Manchester, silk manufacturers—T. Park and Co., Stockport,
and J. B. Lawson and Co., Accrington, drapers—Crafts and
Steil, Manchester and elsewhere, commission merchants; as
far ag regards W. S. Steil.

• DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.—H. G. Roberts, Liverpool,
timber merchant, fifth div. of d.—T. Richardson, Liverpool,
cutler, first div. of Bs. 6d.—T. Hailston, Wheelock, Cheshire,
grocer, first div. of ss. Bd.—all on the 29th inst., or any sub-
sequent Wednesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.
BANKRUPTS.—Wm. Thompson Adcock, Manchester, botel-
keeper—John Howard, Macclesfield, silk manufacturer—John
Macßurnie, Exeter, draper—John Clarke Beaton, Martock,
Somersetshire, glover—John Young Smith. Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, shipbroker—Michael Lees, Halifax, woollen manufac-
turer—Edward Teague, jun., East Dean, Glocestershire, grocer
—Edward William Cherrill, Ramsgate, cabinet maker—James
Solomen Davis, Dalby-terrace, City-road, London, dealer in
jewellery—Henry Broome, Haymarket, London, victualler—
Frank Castelli, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, London, merchant
—Edward Evans, Paddington-green, London, nurseryman.

DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 17,C.Ev-ans, Manchester, banker—Nov.
17, B. Whittaker and J. Fullalove, Manchester, manufacturers
—Nov. 14, J. Alexander, Pendleton, common brewer—Nov. 14,
J. Sharples, jun., Daisylield, Lancashire, cotton spinner—Nov.
14, J. Andrew, Prestbury, and Manchester, calico printer.
CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 14, J. Lilley and A. Ashmall, Liver.
pool, merchants.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Oct. Hour.
31, Jas. Meek 8.: Geo. Gill (proof and div.) District Court, 11
31, E. W. Dickenson (proof and div.)
31, Robert Johnson (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
31, Richard Hardman (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
31, Thomas Moffatt (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
31, Peter Fielding (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
31, R. D. and D. M. Evans (proof and div.) Ditto, ii
Noy. 3, John Deane (10)

fOb pptng furtitiviltr.
TUESDAY, GET. 21.—Wind S., light.
ARRIVED.—Martha Shallcross, Coaker, from Buenos Ayres
—Maria, Rees, Rio Grande—Sarah, Sierra Leone—Athens,
Chase, Baltimore—Peter Remit; Falcke, St. Petersburg—Pal-
jas, Moller, and Frederick, Krause, Stettin—Slaney, Whit-
burn, St. Michael's—Flora MSDonald, Wedge, Rotterdam.

SAlLED.—Josefita, Musannita, for Porto Rico—Lesmahagow
Gruber, St. John, N.B.—Bastries, King, St. Lucia—Providen-
tia, Deswelgh, and Triton, Glubbeke, Ostend—lowa, Brewster,
New Orleans—Eugene and• Julie, Riteau, Nantes—Amizade,
Coelho, and Pet, Ley, Lisbon—Lyra, Rankin, Gotbenborg—
Alma and Olega. Meyer, Calcutta—Pepita, Arrotegni, Bilboa—
Sieverclina, Hann, Rotterdam—Tidy, Dorking, Lubec—Soeb-
lomsten, Ramussen, Iceland—Ann and Sarah, Tate, and
Laertes, Marato, Alexandria, E.—Elizabeth, Partridge, Gijon
—Clarence, Cox, Cadiz—Wannan, Foot, Porto Rico—Giovanni,
Agsimiggi, Trieste—New York Packet, Gray, Mobile—Mary
Henney, Henney, Leghorn—Queen, Irvine, Zante—Mary Ann
Purdy, Dordt—Delphin, Grenager, Christiaua—Fairy, Haw,
Demerara—Ohio, Phillips, New York—Eridand, Mayer, Tri-
este—Etoil de la Mer, Tual, Hay ti.

from Boston at this post; sailed 4th
five miles west of Cape Clear, in

S. S. Lewis (s.s.), Cole,
instant. On the 15th, eight,
a heavy gale, lost the propellor
Wonder, Wright, from Dragomastre, at Falmouth
Catherine, Dodero, from Buenos Ayres, off Falmouth
Abbey Lands, Barclay, from Quebec at Cardiff.
Algoma, Fox, hence at St. John, N.B.
Brigand (s.s.), from Constantinople at Smyrna.
Hebe, Williams, hence at Charente.
Euterpe, Sinclair, from Bahia at the Texel.
Camalan, Bate, hence for Lisbon, at Kingstown.
America, Musica, hence at Manilla 18th July.
Eblana, Roper, hence at Smyrna.
Commerce de Bordeaux-, hence at Bordeaux.
Orini, and Johanna Hepner, hence at Cronstadt.
Magdelina, and Livonia, hence at Riga.
Harp, sailed from Bordeaux for this port Bth instant.
Peveril, sailed from Malaga for this port 9th instant.
Grecian Queen, sailed from St. Helena for this port on 21st
August.
Sarah; Susan; Charlotte Pappendorff; and Hawkill, hence
at Constantinople.
Patriot, Hooper, from Rio Grande, and Alabama, Bowden,
from New York, at Queenstown.
Victory, Avery; Bertha, Cirrote; Jentima, Birnham ; and
Bideford, Magir, hence at Newfoundland.
The Genova (s.s.), ready for sea for Genoa, was discovered
on fire. last night. in the NPlann 11nric wasi alinrthr cnh-

(ied, after burnint, the deck over the engine room. Part of
the cargo damaged.by the water thrown into the vessel to ex-
tinguish the fire.

CA LICUT, Sept. 6.—The Camillus, Cherie, from the Mann-
tiu, for Bombay, which put in here sth. Aug., with damage,
will be sold.

WATERFORD PASSAGE, Oct. 17.—The Mars (s.s.), for Liver-
pool, in coming down, burst her boiler, but without injuring
any. person on board.

CARDIFF, Oct. 18.—The Ailsa, Parker, from Newport for
Aden, and the Sylvanns, hence for Liverpool, were in contact,
this morning, off the Foreland, by which the latter sustained
some damage, sprung bowsprit, and lost jibboom.

WEDNESDAY. OCT. 22.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Albatross (s.s.), O'Reilly, from Rotterdam—
Rufina. Echevaria, Seville—lsabella, Gilchrist, Jersey—Sid-
dons, Howes, New York—Cromwell, St. John, N.B,—Bowling,
Downes, Antigua—Xarifa, Reynolds, Montserrat.
SAILED.—Linda, Green, for Pernambuco—Venture, Phelps,
Demerara—Gem, Duthic, Smyrna—Anna, Smith, Cape Town
—Priglaf, Dyes, Hamburgh—John Wiley, Dawson, Halifax—
William Botsford, Brown, Alexandria, U.S.—Constantine,
Sterling, Rio Janeiro—Arabian, Langlois, Cadiz—Herculean,
Mounaay, Bombay—William and Elizabeth, Pitcher, New Or-
leans—Montebello, Blenkinsop, and Zietun, Abela, Malta—
Astrea, Oldenberger, Rotterdam—Brunswick, Fearon, Genoa.

Baltic (a.), Comstock, from New York at this port, at 7 a.m.;
sailed 11th instant. Has about .e 1,500 in specie on freight,
and seventy-six passengers.
Yorkshire, Briggs, from New York at this port, with loss of
bowsprit, from collision, 17th instant, with the barque Anna,
of this port, from Tralee for New York. The Anna also re-
ceived slight damage, but proceeded on her voyage.
Asia (s.), Judkins, hence at New York.
Franziska, hence at Pillau.
Flirt, Davies, from Constantinople, at Falmonth.
Collector, Cronston, from Callao at Queenstown.
Ticonderoga, Boyle, hence at New York.
Arab, Palmer, and Bellona, Ritchie, hence at Cape of Good
Hope.

Mona, Morris, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
for Manritius Bth Sept.

Martin Luther, Hutton, from Bombay at the Cape of Good
Hope, and sailed for Cowes sth Sept.
__ _ _ _ _

Annie Mary, Hilton, from Calcitta at Mossel Bay, and sailed
for London Ist Sept.

Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe; Nais, Granby; and Wye,
Jackson, hence at Messina.
Tyro, and George Canning, sailed from Lisbon for this port
11th instant.

The Amity, from Archangel to England, foundered II th in-
stant ; crew saved, and arrived at Texel.
Sir John Beresford, Threadgold, sailed ft

pe Good

Hope 31st July,and Penninghtm;6th Aug::l;otiifort.he
Mau-
ritius; Rajah, of Sarawak, for Sydney, 7th Sept.; and Huma,
for Calcutta, 7th Sept.
BOSTON, Oct. 12.—A very violent and destructive gale was
experienced on the north coast of Nova Scotia and at Prince
Edward Island from 3d to sth instant, in which about 100 fish-
ing vessels are reported to have been wrecked, and 300 lives
lost : full particulars have not yet been received.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—The British brig Indus, Hewson,
hence for St. Domingo, was destroyed by fire 9th instant, after
being two days at sea.
DUBLIN, Oct. 21.—The James Wright, from Liverpool for
New York, grounded on the Kish Bank, at 11 a.m., yesterday,
bnt floated off at 3 p.m., and proceeded.

THURSDAY, OCT. 23.—Wind S., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Agnes, from St. Domingo—Union, Gill, Malaga
—Commodore (8.), Ha% re.
SAlLED.—Bcssel, Rintal, for Stettin—lndustree, Atlee, St.
John, N.B.—Florida, Mills, Savannah—Andes, Barnes, Per-
nambuco—Compromise, Riley, and Racer, Steele, New York—
Raritan, Searles, and Alexander Grant, Milward. New Orleans
—Balclutha, Hart, Newfoundland—Robert Whiteway, White-
hay, Valparaiso—Alytb, Lovering, Monte Video.

Johanna, Matz, hence at Stralsund.
Concordia, Marcussen, hence at Odense.
Asia, Smith, from Calcutta and this port, at the Clyde.
Bidston, Loney, from the Mauritius, off the Wight.
Paragon, Hiscock, fram Callao at Falmouth.
Mercurius, De Hann, sailed from Dover, for this port. 21st
instant, after repairing.
Jane Morice, Brown, sailed from Port Natal for the Mauri-
tius Bth July.
The brig Science, of Liverpool, was wrecked on the Castle
Island, Bahamas, 21st August ; crew and part of cargo saved.
Peltonia, Hughes, from Moulmein; William Nilmott, Wells,
from Callao ; General Wiltshire, Strachan, from Bahia; Argus,
Cosulich, from Odessa; and Graf von Paris, Shoedeto, from
Alexandria, all at Queenstown.
DUNFANAGIiy, Oct. I9.—The Connaught Ranger (s.s.), from
Sligo for Liverpool. struck on a sunken rock off Inishirrer
Sound ; came off with rudder unshipped, and making a great
quantity of water, and was afterwards driven on the rocks off
Bunininver, and, it is feared, will become a wreck. Should the
weather moderate, the greater part of the cargo may be saved.

FRIDAY, OCT. 24.—Wind S.
A RRIVED.—Wave, Curle, from Girgenti—Nautilus, Tippett,
Gijon—John Bright, Mill, Mauritius—Mais, Africa—Confi-
dence, Atkins, and Enchantress, Coldran, Callao—Bess, Po-
mery, Vostizza—City of Manchester (s.s.), Philadelphia.
SAlLED.—Vigilant, Cook, for Oporto—Star of the West,
Bowen, New York--Coriolanus, Rhind, Bombay--George
Baynes' Penhallow, Philadelphia—Queen, M'Cartney, and Ca-
tharineNesmith, Salisbury, New Orleans—Australia, Wheeler,
Calcutta—Granville, Brown, La Guayra—Etoile de la Mer,
Tual, Hayti—Cito Hohi, Hamburgh— Envoy, Welham, and
Norfolk Hero, Holmes, Naples—Wm. Gladstone, Smith, Syd-
ney, N.S.W.—lduno, Moller, Lubeck—Emanuel, Ivanich, Tri-
este—Courier, Baines, Lima—Old England, Eves, Shanghae—
Emma Elise, Kehtelboter, Stettin.

MercuriuParagon,
s, Beco Haim m Callao at Falmout.
sailed from Dover for this port 21st in-
stant, after repairing.
The Emma, Bibby, from Manilla for London, at Anjer, after
being ashore in Banca Straits, and throwing part of her cargo
overboard.
Hope and Friends, sailed from Oporto for this Oct. 12.
The Arabian (s.s.) from Constantinople, put into Gibraltar
on the 12th instant, with machinery out of order. She left for
this port the same evening, but returned on the 16th, and was
undergoing repairs, with the co-operation of the government
officials.
FREDERICKSHAVEN, Oct. 16.—The Fanny Fielder, of Blythe,
from Liverpool to Pillau, struck upon Skaw Reef 14th Oct.,
and may be considered as wrecked. It is very doubtful whe-
ther the cargo (old iron) can be saved.
BOSTON, Oct. 10.—A very violent and destructive gale was
experienced on the north coast of Nova Scotia and at Prince
Edward Island from 3rd to sth instant, in which about 100
fishing vessels are reported to have been wrecked, and 300 lives
lost ; full particulars have not been received.

SATURDAY, OCT. 25.—Wind S., light.
ARRIVED.—Theodor Lincoln, Higgins, from Magaguadavic
—Tyro, Orr, Lisbon.

SioED.—:Africa Ryrie, and St. Patrick, Waterman, for
New York—Clara Symes, Duncan, New Orleans— Alexander,
Sandford, Baltimore—Mary Glover, Chaste, Boston—Supply,
Kirkness, Rio Janeiro—Simeon Hardy, Belcher, Barbadoes—
Hannah Salketd, Cordiner, and Affghan, Sharp, Calcutta—
Emmanuel, Ivancich, Trieste—Albatross, O'Reilly, Rotterdam.

Leonora, Thompson; Aspatria, Thompson; and Laura, Le
Mesurier, all hence at Demerara.

,
Theodosia, hence at Valparaiso.
Eugeneotenandier, hence at St. Thomas.

Seiton;hence at Santa Martha

Storm King, sailed from Valparaiso 30th July, and Lucy Ann
23rd Aug.. both for this port; Ann Worrall, and Judith, 6th
Aug., and Indus 17th Aug., all for Iquique; John Dalton, Bth
Aug., for Caldera ; Nile, 9th Aug., for Cobija ; Theodosia, 19th
Aug.. for Punta Arenas ; and Elizabeth Archer, 22nd Aug., for
Coquimbo.

Polly, Wilson, from Callao; Enterprise, Lyons, Panama
Hope, Miller, San Francisco; and Asenath, Rooney,Auckland,

Joseph Howe, Henderson, from Dalhousie for this port, off
Kinsale.

Boadicea, Mackay, from Port Philip, at Samarang.
Constance, Ririe, from Chinchas ; and Messenger, M'Dowell,
and Salacia, Brown, from Pisco, all at Callao, and sailed for
England.

Challenger, Withers, from New Zealand ; Thames, Rennie,
California ; Coulton, Jones, Adelaide; John Ritson, Griffin,
Arica; Alceste, Manson, Valparaiso; and Indefatigable, from
Coquimbo, all at Callao, and sailed for Pisco.
Mersey, Licker—American, Lawson—Argyle, Brockbank—
Scottish Maid, Alexander—Mary Seaton, Stephens—and Olive
Branch, Wilson, from Pisco ; Limena, Rochford, Islay ; Lord
Gough, Jessie, Panama ; and Paramatta, Bloomfield, Payta,
all at Callao.
Wallace, sailed from Callao 12th Aug.; Gossypium, and Ge-
raldine, 13th; John Calvin, 25th, (and, after putting back, in
consequence of the crew refusing to do duty, on 2nd Sept.,)
all for England; Adam Smith—Lomas—and Petrel, 11th Aug.;
Blake, 13th; and Dryad, 22nd, all for Pisco.
Tryphena, sailed from Panama 15th Sept. for Buena Ventura,
and Alexander Robertson, 18th, for San Francisco.
Lucy, from Callao, off the Start.
Grenfel Is, Jones, sailed fin Swansea for Valparaiso 23rd inst.
Bidston, from Mauritius, at London.
NEWHAVEIV, Oct. 23.—The Lady Eleanor Morrison, of and
for Liverpool, in proceeding to sea to-day, without a pilot, took
the ground on the west Bank, and remains in a very awkward
position. .

CALLAO! Sept. B.—The Sarah Hooper, Huberts, from Valpa-
raiso, put into this port 11th Aug., to repair damage, having
been in contact, and sailed 23d Aug. for California. The Ane-
mone, Walker, hence for England, which put back to this port
leaky, previous to 7th June, has been sold.
VALPARAISO, Aug. 25.—The Donna Carmelita, Winchester,
which was totally dismasted, and received other damage during
the gale 7th and Bth July, has been sold. The Atlantic, Rose,
which lost her foremast, bowsprit. &c., during the same gale,
has also been sold. The British barque Larch, which was
driven on shore during the same gale, will be sold.
PORTO PLATA,SPO. 17.—The Brazil Packet (British vessel),
which was stranded at this port during a severe hurricane 17th
Aug., has beeu condemned and sold, together with her cargo.

SUNDAY. OCT. 26.—Wind variable, light.
ARRIVED.—Canada (s), Harrison, from Boston—City of th
Sultan, Odessa—Oberon, Callao.
SAlLED.—Yankee Blade, Whitney, for Rio Janeiro—Bijou
Long, St. Michael—Horacio, Asquet a, Matanzas.

Blanch, Randolph, hence
grants for New York.

at Queenstown, to embark em.

Nelson, from Constantinople for Queenstown, at Crookhaven
making about three inches water per hour.
Diamond, Porter, from Callao, at Queenstown.
Fanny Chapman, hence at Acajutla.
Sultana, hence at Coquimbo.
Admiral (s), hence at Havre.
Pickwick, fm Arica at Islay, and sailed for this port 9th Aug
Chelydra, and Shepherdess, from Swansea; William Parker
Valparaiso; and Undaunted, Copiapo. all at Coquimbo.
Meg of Meldon, Rickerty, from Valparaiso, at Calderaa.
Black Prince, hence, and Camana, Iquique, both at Arica.
Patriotess, Norrie, from Arica, at Islay.
Sampson, Diinble, from Punta Arenas, at Falmouth, to stoc
a lcak.

MONDA

-Wind N.N.W

ARRIVED.—Rose, Cliverly, from Villavicios%—Hope,Qu
and Friends, Oporto—Petite Levia4ia, Gnuhard, Mara;
London Packet, Warren ; Jumeaux, Lanpiri ; Amis It
iand ; and Pindente, Hansen, Nantc
Venita, Andrew, Cc

Parry, 'Tetuan

.Commc

SAlLED.—Clarendon, Taylor, for Sierra Len.
(a), Havre—Perseverance, Garrison, St. John, N.8.-4:mi „
Clinch, San Francisco—Francis, Wilson, Smyrna—British
Queen (s s), Bell, Constantinople.

The Africa (Royal mail steamer), Ryrie, which left this. port
25th inst. for New York, ran ashore the same night on the
Copeland Rocks, off Belfast Lough, during a thick fog, and
remained till noon yesterday (26th), when she was assi: ted off
by steamers from the- shore, and returned to this port this
morning with damage; one of the steamers accompanying her
from the ropelands.
The Canada (Royal mail steamer), Harrison, from Boston,
in coming into this port yesterday afternoon on the ebb, .very
slow, took the ground on the bar of the Victoria Channel, and
remained about 2k-hours, when she came off with the flood
without damage. She will proceed to-morrow (Tuesday) for
New York, with the mails and passeng..rs per Africa. Passen-
gers embark at the Landing-Stage at half-past two,
Lord Gough, Walsh ; Ching, Crow ; VVyke, Regis ; Prince
Arthur, Jolly ; Sceptre, M`Queen ' • Standard, Slater ' Edward,
, Patten • Elizabeth, Hunter ; and Java, ArLean, all hence at
_ I I.

Anne,
sM`Garry, and Alice Gill

both her

Montreal.
Emerald, Smith; Pursuit, Murray; Evergreen,,Pearson
and Mearns, Smith, all hence at Quebec. . .
Windsor, Pepper, hence at Para.
Chas. Chaloner, Thompson, hence at Mississippi. in 36 days.
Madawaska, Pascoe, from Manilla, at New York.
_ ....

QUEBEC, 9th Oct.—The Letitia Heyn, M'Wha, from Quebec
to Liverpool, has. been totally lost on the Magdelen Islands:
crew saved. A. laden barque, with painted ports, was seen
ashore about six miles west of Point des Monto, by the Mar-
chioness of Bute, arrived here.

7HALIFAX, 16th Oct.—The Brothers, Beaton, from Prince
Edward Island to Cork, went ashore on a reef of rocks near
Isle Madame, Cape Breton, Ist Oct., and is likely to become a
wreck.

KEY WEST, Bth Oct.—The Ottilia, from New Orleans to Li-
verpool, which put in here after being ashore, will proceed on
her voyage in a few days. Part of her cotton, to the amount
of .84,686, has been sold at 7 cents per lb.
PORT HOOD, CAPE BRETON, 27th Sept.—The Tongabatoo,
from Pugv,,ash to Liverpool, ran ashore on the sand bar at the
entrance of this harbour, 22d Sept., during a thick fog, and
remains.

CHARLESTON. 10th Oct.—The Heath, Primrose, of ].'pool,
from Havana to Halifax, with molasses, has put into this port
in a leaky condition.

Agatt cm.