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

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THE LIVERPOOL CHARITABLE SOCIETY,

FOR VISITING AND RELIEVING THE SICK AND DISTRESSED

POOR AT THEIR OWN DWELLINGS

Office, Charitable Institution House, 8, Slater-street'
Monthly Report, Jan. 26.—Families Visited, 428; No. of Per-
sons composing the Families, 1538; Visits made, 699;
Amount expended in Relief, 13s. 6d.

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TUESDAY. JANUARY 21.—W;Jd W.S W., modera,e.
ARRIVED.—Ocean Queen, School, and Express, Whitty.
-from New Orleans—Franchise, Chapman, Savannah—George
Washington, Berry, Virginia—Columbia, Bryer, New York—
Water Witch, St. Michael's—Osmanli (s.), Corbett, Genoa,
foc.—Roihesay, Mitchell, Africa—City of -Glasgow, Muir, Cal-
cutta--Black Prince, M`Pherson, Calcutta--Black Prince,
M`Pherson, Callao—Egidius, Halewyck, Ghent—Reginia, Ja-
snaica—Bleng, Campbell, Laguna—John B. Tarvis, Rich, New
Orleans—Kronus, Christopherson, Tarragona.

Bleng, Campbell, from Laguna, at this port; sailed Ist Dec.
Did not leave an English vessel in port, norone of any nation
loading for England. Since passing Waternilla Reef on the
17th December, has encountered a succession of heavy gales.
The Heart of Oak, Davidson, from Newcastle, was wrecked
on the rocks at Aden, previous to the 26th December.
Coromandel, hence at Acapulco.
Manchester, from Cardiff,:at Payta.
Commissary, hence at Callao.
Egliugton, and Columbia,from Cardiff IA Callao.
Henry and Margaret, hence at Rio Grande.
Britannia, Parr, hence at Ceara.
Aim, Justice, hence at Para. '
Cupido, Perinovich, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the
6th January.
Grecian (s. s.), Hardie, hence at Constantinople.
Lan Ogilby, George, frotn.Zante at,Gorhalonia, and sailed on
Ist Jan. for this port.
Black Prince, Kendall, sailed from Cephalonia for this port
4th January.
J M 0 D, Irvine, cleared at Trieste for this port 7th Jan.
Lively, hence for Barbadoes, at •Queenstown, with loss of
sails, &c.

Rebecca and Eliza, hence for. Jersey, at Milford, with loss of
boats, bulwarks, &c., and making-waxer.
Edward Saul, Cuttance, from Nantes for this port, at Fal-
mouth, with sails split, and loss of bulwarks.
Annette, Holman, from Marrns for this port, at Falmouth,
with cargo shifted, ar.d sails split.
Active, Moller, hence for Jacmel, -at Falmouth, leaky, and
pumps choked with sand ballast.
Gurder, Rehow. hence for St. Michael's, at Holyhead.
BEvaour, Jan. 6.—'lhe Middleton, Southern, at anchoroff
this port, drove athwart the hause of a Turkish frigate in St.
George's Bay, during a gale Ist January, lost maintnastAC. ;
subsequently sprang a serious leak, and was run on shore by
-the assistance of the Nile (s.s.), and remains, with the water
.up to her beams.
SWANSEA, Jan. 19.—The Champion, of London, Breame,
from Liverpool for Genoa, bore up from 200 miles W. ofSeihy,
and put in here 17th instant, 'with foremast and bowsprit
sprung, foretopmast carried away, and loss of sails.
1%1 ti.Fnao, January 19.—The Jsead..board of a vessel, with
"Lord George Itentinek" on it, has been washed ashore at
,Freshwater Bay, Lenney Head; also the stern of a boat, with
"John Lease, of Liverpool," on it; and Some casks of brandy,
.oranges, anti wearing apparel, have come ashore near Tellby.
FISHGUA.RD, January 18,—Tbe .Russian brig Stem, Gyllen-
palm. from Liverpool for Messina, .was abandoned 16th Jan.
Crew, except two, saved by the -Jessie, from Cork for New-
foundland.

`STAR CROSS, Jan. IB.—The vessel on shore at Sidmouth,
proves to be the schooner Jane and Eliza, Lloyd, of Port Ma-
doc, from Pcole for Liverpool. She,sprung a leak off Portland,
and was run on shore.
temou'rn, January IB.—The Elizabeth Ann, Lidstone,
from Liverpool for Leghorn, init.in•here this morning. with
loss of stanchions, bulwarks, rigging,. and cutwater, and with
bow damaged.

,WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
Aaativau. Mencius, Shanghae—E. 2., Hartshorne, New
York—Aberdeen, and Franchise, Chun:lan, Savannah—Sir
Smith, Halves, St. John, N.B.—John .Bibby, Pearson Canton
—Atalanta, Coleby, New Orleans. ,

Julia, Frost, hence for Belize, at Fowey,Avith loss of ,bul-
warks, :c.
Mary. Caroline, M`Gregor,hence for Mobile, at Belfast Longh
Menzies, Braithwaite, from Canton, at. London.
Corkscrew (s.s.), hence at Dundalk.
Leopard, Shire, from Buenos Ayres of. Dover.
Richaul and Ann, Wyatt, hence for St. Michael's, at Fal-
mouth. _

Connaught Ranger (s.), from London, for this port, at Fal-
mouth.
Rose, Gibb, from Callao at Queenstown.
Levantine ?s.s.), hence at Genoa.
Belus, De.: aye, sailei from Zante for this port 90th Dec.
Isabella awl Jane, Rogsand, and Greeta, Liverseed, hence.at
Malta.
Devonian, hence at Port Natal.
Williams, hence at Cape of Good Hope.
Crishna, from San Francisco and Manilla at Sydney, N.S.W.
NSVpiollritaimngll44s,holines, and Kathleen, Bell, hence at New Ca-
labar.
Mary, Stone, and Elizabeth Bibby, Blacklock,lience at Bonny
Fanny Chapman, from Shanghae; Naomi, a.ml Eliza and
Hestor, from Canton; Loch Lomond, M`Larty, from Calcutta,
hence at Malta, and proceeded Jan. for
and Wm. Shand, Warden, from Manilla, all at St. Helena.
Peggy, Briton, laknce for Newcastle, at Milford
sails, yards, &c., and part of cargo thrown overboa,,..
ConstantinopleSi ncapor e (s . ).,
Nelson Packet, Lane, from Palermo at Gibraltar, and cleared
13th Jan. for this

ith loss of

Sirene ; Williani Tucker Ann Sophia ; and Reindeer, hence
At Buenos Ayres.
Barone Haynau, Lettis , orb, Pret. Pica
fudge, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Huddersfield, Cockcaoft, from Old Calabar, off Fen ‘do Po
fithNov., for this port.

Fuperb, Prentis; and Zante Packet

klanda'rin, Pipon, henee Et Valparaiso, and sailed 18th Nov.
for California.
,Cromwell, Bence, from Cardiff; Ciiimboraza, Wi!son, from
Pasluica ; ant, Hope, Miller, hence at Valparaiso.
Minstrerßoy, Lewis, sai:ed from Valparaiso for San Frau-
else° 26th Oct. ; Ann Bridson. for Colnia, 30th Oct. ; Dicky
Sam, ,for Callao, sth Nov., and Zillah, 2nd Nov., and Hereford,
10th TJov., both for London.
A schooner of about 100 tons, with a plain white streak about
four inches broad, was seen lath instant, fifteen miles S,S.W.
of Bardsey.

•
M4.ll:Antus, Nov. 12.—The Mary, Tweedie, from Mauritius
for Calcutta, is wrecked on the island of St. Brandon : crew
saved.

PILL, ;Tan. M.—The Berbice, Wanlag, from Demerara for
Aberdeen.„which went ashore near this place 9th instant, is
about to be.ciischasged,_

BELFAST,J.2II. 16.—The schooner Canadienne, of Fleetwood,
from Runcorn for Galway, was totally wrecked 15th instant,
near Ballyalbert

PLymouTir,,,J,an. 17.—The Propontia (s.a.), with the mails
for the Cape of Good Hope, moved out to the Sound this morn-
ing:, but has not •y•:et gone to sea.

wunExs.rowN, Jan. i6.—The St. Lawrence, for New Or-
leans, drove foul of the Austrian brig Cobden, from Odessa t'or
Limerick, and con pketely dismasted the latter, The St. Law-
xence had her stem stove in, &c„ she was subsequently in
,ccsatact with the Undine, from Constantinople, which also lest
.sta6chions and bulwarks-

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23.—Wind S.S.W., moderate.
ARAM:D.—Olympus, Wilson, from St. George, N.B.—Ed-
ward and James, Richmond, and Sir Thomas Maunseli, from
St. Michael—Archibald, Wilkie, 13ordeaux—Victoria, Offen,
Nantes—Fermuide, Beiret, LRCM,

The Baltic (s.), Comstock, was not on shore at Provincetown
on her last voyage to New York, as reported on the 12th Jau.
Leonora, hence at Demerara.
Sophia, Phillips, hence at Belize.
Emily, Coleman, hence at Rouen.
Ward Chipman, hence at Acapulco.
Bess Grant, hence at Santa Tomas.
Queen (s.), hence at Constantinople.
Vigilant, Grovendahl, hence at Ostend.
Elianor, Gray, from Havre at Torbay.
Courtenay, hence for Africa, at Ramsey.
John Moore, hence for Bombay, at Belfast.
Gipsey, Pye, hence for Bordeaux, at Fahnoutk.
Thomas, Steffen, sailed from Cette for this port.
James Watt, Turpie, from China at Queenstown.
Pet, Boaz, sailed from Bordeaux for this port Istli Jan.
Chieftain, Palmer, hence for Charleston, at Belfast Long-ii.
Chases, Wise, hence for New Orleans, nt St, Thomas, for
water.
John Paley, Dyrn, and Holigan, Trevena, hence at St. Na-
zaire.

from Saldanah Bay for Cork, foundered at sea during a heavy
gale previous to the 12th Dec.;• crew saved.
SCILLY, Jan. 20.—A great deal of cabin work and other
wreck, apparently but a short time in the water, were passed
on the 17th Jan., by the Ossian, from Nantes, which arrived
'sere on the same day.

WATERFORD, Jan. 19.—The ship Warren, of New York, was
passed on the 12th Jan., in lat. 46, long. 30, with loss of bow-
sprit, foremast-head, and main and mizen topgallantmasts,
and apparently steering for the Azores.

DuNoAitooN, Jan. 19.—The Elas. Te ning from Odessa for
Queenstown, in bringing up in the pool of' the harbour last
night, parted her anchor, and stranded on the Elbow Bank ;
is striking hard, and making water, and must discharge to be
got off.

MILFORD, Jan. 2l.—The end of a box has been picked up at
West Dale, marked "John Pearson, Liverpool ;" also a piece
of a board, with "John, of Liverpool," on it, and a piece of a
quarter board. with the following large letters, about 9 inches
long, " YPSO," probably the termination of Calypso. Another
end of a box has the following:—" Willis, Miller, and Pro-
vost, 217, Front-street, New York." The Channel is full of
wreck, spars, sails. and nit,. of hnlL

- ...•, ...go, caliu 1./Mt.e/2 IJI II Ulla
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 21.—A boat, papers. clothes, pieces of
cabin furniture, and a head board, with " Heroine," in gilt
letters, have been picked up at Ballycroneen, during the last
two days. The pap rs have " Heroine" written on them. Se-
veral articles, namely, looking glasses, glass plates, heel of
lower mast, topmasts, &c., were picked up at sea, and taken
into Courtmasherry, on the 19th instant; the plates of glass
are green. At the Coastguard Station, Howstrand, a number
of shooks, some smeared with palm oil, and pieces of wool,
have been picked up. A small box, painted green, with "An-
chor," and the letters "J W P " in white, and "P" in the
corner—on the inside of the lid was ".1. and W. Peters, distil-
lers, Hamburgh"—and some pieces of wood, one marked
Heroine," in yellow, red, and green paint, also drifted on
shore. Mem.—The Heroine, from Liverpool for Africa, sailed
from Waterford 6th Jan.

FRIDAY, JANTJARY 24.—Wind
ARRIVED.—Fanny Chapman, from Ch
danha Bay—British Queen, Brown, Cai
Limena, Kaets, Porto Rico—Genova (s
SAILED -

moderate.
a—Jane Black, Sal

Iroons—Star,
), Rankin, Git

--Sandbach, Bellis, Demerai-a—iiirzapore, Garnock
Bahia—Gipsey, Mitchell, Rio Janeiro—Sarah, Jordan, Mobil(
—Agnes, Moore, and Caroline, Clarke, Buenos Ayres—Awn
Drummond, Bahia—Maypo, Watford, Africa—New Harr
shire, Chase; New York—Myosothis, Cassard, Nantes-
Currier, Butman, Boston—Betty, Busen, St. Thomas—
ton, Pendleton, and General Berry, Scavey, New Orlean4
Margaret, Knowles, Rio Grande—Java, Robertson, Charleston.
—Levant, Berwick, Leghorn—Alfred, Merrit, Constantinople—
Juanita, Anduiza, Cadiz—Apollo, Schyde, Valparaiso—Th
' "

Henry Jones, JOnes, Lim
Panama.

Loft ley

•Windsor, -Chilton:ValparaiiO an

pendence, Pollock, from New Orlesns at this port. 0
in lat. 42, lon. 38, lost her rudder, but

,fterw•ard

succeeded in fixing another.
General Wiltshire, Strachan, hence at Ba.
Pakenham. Watts, hence at Barbadocs.
Ann and Lizzy, Kinck, hence at St. Thomas
Lamartine, Olsen, hence at Jacmel.
Laurel, Livingstone; Bowling, Down-
Weale, hence at Demerara.
Sophia, Brehens,

Thames, lioniiie., hence at'
Lochiel, Bell, was lost, previ

St. Domingo.
England's Queen, Alleyne, hence off Mazatlan.
Hannah Thornton, Heney, from the Clyde for Philadelphia;
at Queenstown, leaky.
Eliza Caroline, Evans, and Commerce, Jones, from Callao at
Queenstown.

Constellation, M`Fie, from Demerara at Queenstown
The Confidence, Thomas, bound for Barcelona, sun),
Ist December, in the Gut of Gibraltar, immediately aft,

Ottawa, Drynan ; Ann Best, Cheyne; AIL
Elizabeth, Irwin ; Allan, Arthur • Barbara, H
Stewart; Sultan, Brown; Bonachan, Pye ; am
from Chincha at Callao, and sailed for England
Lord Althorn, Dobson, at Callao, and sailed f
Liscard. Broombead, from Chincha at Callao,
Lord Ashburton, from Sydney, N.S.W. at CI
for Chincha.

Ospi
13th Nt

and Hibernia, sailed from Callao t
and Vicar of Bray, 16th Nov

ml Sea,' l'il

all for thi,

Valparaiso for Coquimbo 19th o
so, for Iquique, 21st Nov.

Mary Worrall. sailed fro
November, and Valparaiso
Mary Woods, hence at Islay.
GLASGOW, Jan. 29.—The Wilson, Wilson, of Wt
which sailed from Glasgow for Liverpool on the 18th
not since been heard of.

PEMBROKE, Jan. 2l.—Forty feet of the sid ,f a
been driven ashore at Freshwater East. he cm..
Saundersfoot to Linney H. wreck.
ROE ISLAND, NEAR ULN. rile stern o,
small vessel, called the Caro or Inverness, with her corn
panion and after stanchions. and about ten feet of rail stand
ing, was nashed ashore at the west side of Walney Island, or
the 17th instant.
ItAmsny, 1.M., 22nd Jan.—Mary, of Killough, M'Csrtin
from Liverpool to Annan, with a cargo of guano, was driver
ashore on the 20th instant, two miles north of this town, am
is discharging. Courtney, Dyson. from Liverpool to Africa
put into this bay 20th instant, with loss of foretopmast, sta)
sail, one of the bands round the foremast head cracked, wouh
be replaced, and forecastle deck in wa'•t of caulking; she wil
be

s strewed watt
)N, 20th Jan.—

ready f
invniT

—The Eleanor, Munster, parted
---- during a heavy gale at

and was driven ashore near Tarat
north, on the 24th November; ere
saved. The Albatross, Branhall, r
shore at Itamale Bar, during
her materials saved.—llee.
rived at E. -
unseaworthy

_fish Key, w

A small pm t of
- ,
'he Charlotte, Ayles, has ar-
?, and leaky, declared to be

SATURDNY,
Vivid, Tx

-Inconstant, Wilson. for B

ary An

I Porto Rico—Wi!son
Per. Veliars, Per
Juanita, Anduiza
nds, Con

Ld RokE

anor Palmer, Harris, Corfu-11
111`Donald, Seville.