The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-19 00:00:00

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J anies Titcombe, Hill; Rio Grande, Percy; Onward,Welch ;
and Lady Russe.
.l, Stniley, hence ; and Oncanasta, Hatfield
m the Clua.t

China, M"Millan ; Cuthbert, Nixon; and Genghis Khan,
from Australia; Lucy Wright. from California; Tory, Wood-
bridge, and sailed for England ; Dairiada, Scott ; and Lerd
Stanley, Thomas, from Chincas ; and Sirius, Ileidero, hence,
at Callao.
Miles Barton, Killey, from Australia, 17th Oct.; Princess
Royal, Manson, 30th, and Leichardr, Oakley, hence; Laid-
man, Gordon' from Rangoon; Cairngorm, Micklejobn, from
Melbourne; Thomas Sparks, Killey, •from Bombay; and
Bellairs, Swainson, from Nadras, at Calcutta.
Akbar, Graham, Ist; Arracan, Adamson, 3rd; Anna Rose,
Duncan, 3rd; Jams Palkington, Withicombe, 3rd; and El
Dorado, Morrison, 4th hence • Mountain Made an Tare,
Grant, from Aden ; Olendaraili, Smith, from China; Hen-
rietta, Blyth, from Port Philip; and Africa, O'Neill, from
Sydney. at Rumba,

MONDAY, DEC. 18.—Wind N.
A RRIVED.—John Linn, from St. John, N.B. (sailed Dec,l)
—Gazelle, St. Michael's—Charles Buck, New Orleans—Lizzie
Harward, Robinsok, Baltimore.
SAILED.—Atlantic (r.m.s

for New York

The Commerce, which sailed for Callao on the 10t
put back.

Niagara (a.), from Kingstown and Gibraltar, at Constar tinople._ •

Berwick, Walls, from Newcastle, at Bombay.
Sea Nymph, from Hobart Town, at Calcutta.
Oriens:tl and Simooin cleared at Calcutta Oct. 28 ;
William
Mills Ist Nov., Sabrina 3rd. and 312.,

Beloochee, Miller, hence at Arden, Nov. 15th.
Hero, Finlay, sailed from Hong Kong for Foo Choo Nov. I(
Beethoven, Capp, from Swansea, at Coquimbo.
Edward Johnston, Lewin, from Portland Bay, at Callao.
—:.-A - stoma Sept. 29.

Miltiailes, hence at Mauritius.
Admiral, Crisp •, Middleton, Delany
Cargill, hence at St. John, N. B.
Creamore, Harrison, hence at Newfoundland.
Fatima, Bell ; Gardyne, Hewitt ; Rdwd. Boustead, Sergent ;
City of Kandy, hence •; entoo, Wittleton, Newport; Annie
Scott, St. David's—at Rio Janeiro.
Charlotte Maria and Annie Morrison, (and prcceeded to
Madeira to perform quarantine); Mantura, Heath; Asia,
Patlot ; Peri, hence at St. Michael's.
Von Brock, Jacoben, and Sidon, Hammerberg, hence at
Buenos Ayres.
Isabella sailed from Buenos Ayres to t

and Lady Metcalfe,

_....eeps, Oct. 18, for London ; Vira s port, Oct. 23
go and Titnandra, Oct
26, 'or England.
Andover, Moys, hence at Ceara.

rrom Calcutta, at Mauritius.
STANLEY, OCT. i.2.—The Glaucus, from Liverpool to Val-
paraiso, was wrecked on West Falkland, 29th Sept. Crew and
small part of carzo saved.
ABRRFRAW' DEC. to. (Carnankin Ray).—The Dutch
gailiot Aletta Charlotta, from Reouijada to Liverpool, with
wheat, is on the rocks near this, and likely to become a wreck.
Cargo washing out through the bottom, and very little of it
expected to be saved
QUEBEC, DEC

All the vessels cleared at the Custom

"vox Luc pui L. IL 13 freezing bard, wind
N.W., but there is no ice in the river yet, and navigation is
perfectly open. The following vessels, it is believed, intended
to winter herr :—Roscoe, Tarn o'Shanter, Haidee, and Falcon

VESSELS SPOKEN

Golcond

to Melbourne, out 26 days, 11th Nov., in

aa, a.t W. Passengers all we...
John Fielden, hence for Sydney, Oct. 31, in 3 N, 22 W.
Shawmut, hence for Boston, Dec. 8, off Middle Mouse.
Trimountain, hence for Boston, Dec. 11, at six a.m. off Point
Lynes andtook pilot from her.
Orient, hence for Melbourne, A•te.
Mina, from Bristol, Oct. 30, in 8N
Zillah, hence, Nov. 3, in 15 N, 25 V

27, in.lat. 4, lon. 14

Nlars, outward bound, Dec. 12, off Holyhead.
iErolite, London for Swan River, Nov. 8, in 8 N, 22 W.
Princess Royal, hence for Bonny, Nov. 12.
Mona, Bristol for Mauritius, Oct. 13, in 18 N, 23 W.
Marathon, hence, Dec. 1, in 49 N 23 W.
Spray of the Ocean, hence for Melbourne, Oct. 25, in 4 N

John Wood, blond west, Dec. 11, in 50 Si, 11 W
Majestic, for this port. Nov. 8, in 1 S, 20 W.
Portland, hence for Mobile, Dec. 4, in 46 N, 14 VP

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