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

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)et: (s.s.), Hockley,
John Rut

SAILED. B
Great Western, Farber;
Cutting; Empire, Zere;.._,
Wrarlane, Sydney, N.S.W.—Sarah Sands (s.s.), Ilsey
land—AuguaeLouise (s.s.), Morrison, Bord- '
—sunut,l—

Frost, AtCheson, Callao—
Gorham, Boston—Prote
Light, Pbain, and Domi
Wheeler, Nelson; Julio!
Moffatt, Nevi Orleans--Be -
Gebroeders Wegener, Dordt—East Lothian, Craigie, Mato
Eliza,Wdson, Fayal—Dauntless, Patten, Savannah—Tritor
Vanderpei re, Ostend— Tyro, Lama, Lisbon Annandale.
Crockett. and John Wood, Sz übbs, Bombay—Martha, Rio-I*e.
Seville—Ed, Yabsley, Naples—Vu. Jantine, Mulder, Rotter-
dam—Breeze, Hurst, Genoa—Anne Elizabeth, Hall, Balti-
more—Robert Preston, Richards, and Agatha. Osborne,
Gibraltar—Frances,Coaker,Bahia—Harri-t Humble, Mathew,
Valparaiso—Jane, Cummings, Rio Janeiro.

and Chatsworth,
mica—Northern

Sim►non
Daley. I

nd Ash

ew Yo

Driver, for
Dock, last night's
the flood this a' t,r

in coming out of Bramley-Mom
landed on the sill, hut came off c
without apparent damage, au

anchored in the river.
Charity (s.s.), sai!ed from Portsmouth, 7th Dec., with
troops (artillery), and stores for the Crimea.
A. letter from Captain Church, commanding one of the
Cork StPam-packet Company's vessels, dated Balalilava, 17th

Cebden.:-B,

cess Alice. Wor

I'CI elbourr

PWLLIIELT, DEC

for Havr

A ALBORO, Nov. 30
for Liverpool, which

SATURDAY, I

SAILED.

led yes

1 Liver

for Liver-6001

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,s, from D.
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Wind N.N.W., fre

America (s.), Lang,

i.s.).Corbett.

'or Bos

Oceans. Grechen, hence at Havana.
Kossuth, Dawson, hence at Magnon, near Porto
embayed, hut all well.
Ripple. for Lisbon ; Annandale, for Bow
• "--Uoway. for Charleston

Sea Nymph (Q.), was in dial:Maya Harbou
well, and was to proceed to Eupatoria Bay
Albatross and another steamer stranded du

SUNDAY, DEC. 10.—Wind N,

ay. with
id Triton

moderate

. Jamaica—Viardo de Vonja,
Santos. Vianna—Southimpton, Austin, New York—Thomas
and Elizabeth. Jones, Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Hastinzs, Marshall. and James Baines, for Mel-
bourne—lsabella Croll (s.), Thompson, Gibraltar—Lydia,
Lloyd, llnmhay Fairy Queen, Woodward, Valparalso—
Invincible, Graham, Calcutta—Exact, Le Seur, Vera Cruz—
Emigrant, Harrison, and Edinburgh, Nl`Millan, N. Orleans—
Trimountain. Rae, Bost' n—Driver, Holberton, New Y
Marian ne, Allen, end importer, Drysdale, Apalachicola—
Whittingbarn. and Elizabeth Bibby, Caine, Africa—
Salters, Aden—Pamnero (s.), Baran'', Rio Janeir
gelist. Raw, Bnenns Ayres—Helen Faucett (s
stantinople —Commerce, Smith, Callao

Mars,
Alarm,

Asia (s.), Lott. from New York, at this port : left 29th ult.,
at 12 10 pm.. off the Lightship, signalled royal mail steam-
ship Africa, herr,. Has 3236,000 in specie.
Northern Chief, Yount, hence at Boston.
Bangalore, Whitfield, from Cal'ao, at Queenstown.
Mart alma, Biown, from Calcutta for London, off St. Helena.
Athenian (s.s.), sailed from 'Constantinople for this port,
22nd u't.

Defence, Mowbray, from Norfolk, at Baltimore, to load for
this port.

J.'''. Jarvis, Collie

and Mary (

rocker, De Courcy, hen

at New Orlfans
Baltic (s.), Comstock ; State Rights, Earl
maben Castle, hence at New York.
Princess Alice, for Melbourne; Sappho, for Rio Janeiro
and Robert Preston, for Gibraltar, have put back.
Taurus (s.s ), and Tribune, Wakeham, hence; and Astro
loger (s.c.i, from Trebizonde, at Constantinople. •
George Avery, Bell, from Singapore, and sailed for this Dort,
29th nit. ; and Old England, Pearce, from Calcutta, at St.
Helens.

LOWESTOFT_
grounded on tl
ceeded southward

DEC. 7. A brig, repnrted of Liverpool,
e Holm ,this morning. but got off and pro.

NEw YORK, Nov. 29.—The barque Lisbon. eight days
from St. John, N. 8., for England,' was boarded lath instant,
lat. 43. lon. 54, bad fallen in with 10th instant, lat. 43, lon.
55. the wreck of a brig, with female figure head, painted ports,
and yellow arch on her stern.

MONDAY, Dn. 11

—Wind S.S.W

ARRlVED.—Springbok, from Valparaiso—Mount Washing-
ton, Bonny—Queen, Malaga—Maha Ranee, Carr, Calcutta—
Knox, Rio Grande—Rockaway, Goodwin, New Orleans—Van-
guard, Norton, and Imperial, Moran, St. John, N.B.
SAILED. • Graham, to Calcutta Rosalie,
Denduyts, Ostend—Scotia, Merrill. Baltimore—Marshall
('Roberts, Fulton, and Cornelius Grinnell, Fletcher, New
York—British Lion, Pelethorp, end British Queen, Martyn,
Constantinople—John Munro, M`Lend, Malta—Caledonia,
Grayson. snd Cornelia, \Tennis, New Orleans—Jenny Wren,
White, Moulmein—Hersilia, Ritchie, Bahia—Margaret (s.),
Harrison, Havre—Princess Alice, Wormell, Melbourne—
Nonpareil, Dunn, Philadelphia.

. Celma, from Afrira. at Falmouth.
Ignac'a, Meares, hence at Matanzas.
Falcon, Dowdy, hence at Quebec.
Caledonia, and Asiatic, from Calcutta, at at. Hein.
Melita (s.a.), hence at Malta, Nov. 27 ; left this port
la ; Europa (a.) et Malta Nov. 28 ; left Kingstown Nov. 2f
The Farnziskn and Diligence, both for Konigsberg. -
collision in the river on Saturday evening, with the Cornelia,
for New (Means. The Farnziska lost mizenroast ; the Dili-
gence also lost mizen and had starboard quarter stove; but
the Cornelia only lost her iibboorn.

were in

Commodore (s.), hence to Havre, which put into Stndwell
Roads with machinery disabled, and the Enighedan, hence to
Richibucto, which put into those roads dismantled, were both
towed hack to Liverpool this day.
The Old England was left at St. Helena, Nov. 1, caulking
her topsides, by the Maha Ranee.
FWI,LHF.LT, DEC. 10.—On the night of the Sth and yester-
day it Limy very hyrti frnm h W with vain anfi hailatnnaa at

intervals. Two large ships were aground on the Causeway,
one on the east end, about four miles from the land off Bar-
mouth, and the other about five miles further to the eastward.
The steam-tug Victory, which came to Studwell Roads for the
Enighedan, and the lifeboat, are close to the ships. The ship
to the westward is the Colnrnbo, of Stl John, N,8., and the
other is an American clipper.
linamoutn, DEC. 9.—The ship Pride of the Sea is on
shore on the Causeway, about seven miles from this port.
Part of the crew on shore; captain and remainder of the crew
still on board. The Culloden, Wallace, from St. John, N.B.
to Liverpool, is on shore near the west end of the Causeway.
Captain and crew landed here, and have just returned in the
lifeboat to the ship. It is feared she will become a wreck.—
Mem. : The Pride of the Sea cleared at New Orleans 11th
Nov. for Liverpool, with 3.437 bales of cotton; and the
Culloden at St. John, Nov. 17.
QUEBEC, Nov. 25.—The following are believed to be the
outward bound vessels remaining in port that have not
c ea red : —Ships : Roscoe, Rees; Caledonia , Shearer.--Bargn es:
Pearl, Owens; Lady of the Lake, Dunn; Tam-o'-Shanter,
Guthridge ; Mary Ann, Clark; Pearl, Thomas; Valleyfieldi
Pitt; Haidee, APLechl ; Falcon, Lowry.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Atccdtiff, Nance for GeeTonr, Nor. 21. in 49 N,•11 W. '
ninny Chapman, hence for South America, Oct. 10, in 5 N,
no 1.17

James M`Henry, hence for Melbourne, Oct. 10, in 5 N. 23 W
British Queen, hence for Botuba'v, Oct. 11, in 6 N. 21 W,
Midas, hence for Monte Video, Nov. 11, in 6 N.. 21 W.
Undine, from Australia, Sept. 27, in 45 N, 12 W.
Wycliffe, Portland for London, Oct. 9. in 16 N. 27 W.
Mobile, hence for Melbourne, Oct. 23, in 4 N, 25 W.
Constance, hence, Oct. 18, in 2 S. 27 W.
Witch of the Wave, from Brazil. Oct. 25, in 9 N. 25 W.
John Dalton, hence for Melbourne, Oct. 27, in 9 N, 25 W
Dordogne, hence for Havti, Oct. 25, in 19 N, 37 W.
Kedgeree, Calcutta for this port. Oct. 14, in 31 N, 11 E.
Linclnden Castle, Oct. 30, in 6 S, 34 W.
Eliza Bell. hence for St. Domingo, Nov. 1, in 43 N, 15 NV
David M'lver, Oct. 27, in 19 S, 29 W,
Manhattan, hence for New York. De

2, in 50 N, 21 W

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