The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-21 00:00:00

TUESDAY. Nov. H.—Wind S., light

ARRIVED.—Feronia, Antonia, from Trieste—Douro (s.s.),
Lloyd, Oporto—Adel gmade, Munchausen, Bremen—Daniel.
Antwerp—Triton, Vanderperre, and Concordia, Ostend—
Mary Hartley, Branthwaite, San Felipe—Elizabeth, Moddrell,
and Admiral P. Tordensjkold, Lang, Alexandria—Ripple,
Machell; Denia—Gertrude, Norway.
SAILED.—Iron Dike, Cook, for Newfoundland—Frankfort
(s.s.), Lock, Genoa—Amoy, Bolt, Ilavannah—Radiant, Mason,
Vera Cruz—Rover's Bride. Bowen. Syra—Mary Watkins,
Williams, Leghoi n—Enossis, Focco, Constantinople.

Alliance, Steele, from Quebec, at this port. On the 27th
hen in lat. 45 N.. lon. 51 W., passed a ship of about
700 Oct.,ions, timber laden, dismasted, and waterlogged,
Isabella Scott, Pepper, hence at Para.
Bahiana (r.m.s.s.), hence, and Cuba, from St. Helena—both
at Bahia. •
Margaret Deane, from Bahia, and Persian, Howard, from
Pernambuco—both at Maceio.
Argentina, Herbert, from Cardiff, at St. Vincent, Cape de
Verde. "
The Golden Era, White, sailed from Pernambuco, 16th Oct.,
for this port, with £200.000 in gold.
Tickler, from Sunderland; Deptford, Rogers, hence; and
John Banks, Walker, from Melbourne—all at Rio Janeiro.
Iceni, Steele, and Spirit of the Times (the last-named sailed
for Bahia), from Newfoundland • Koh-I-Noor, from Va' pa-
raiso and sailed, 14th Oct., for Queenstown ; and Rhondda,
,'`Lean,
an, from London—all at Pernambuco.
Northwood, Pinkham ; Favourite, Cunningham ; Balkan,
Johnson; Emelie. Amondsen; and Energy, all hence; Mait-
land; Provident's, Varwell; and Conquest, front Cadiz;
°lite ; and Brazilian, Rendell, from the Clyde--all at Buenos
Ayres.
Wilhelmina, sailed from Buenos Ayres. 6th Sept.; William
Barber, 15th ; and Roscius and Eliza, 24th—all for this port ;
Venilia, 11th Sept., for England; and. Edward Herbert, 21st,
for Valparaiso.
Richmond ; Sidon ; Von Brock ; Falcon; and Telemacho—
all five hence; Criterion, Gregory; Lively; and Beraza, from
Panavazan ; Jersey Lass, from Cadiz ; Manuelita, from Car-
diff; and Jessie Mitchell, from Newport—all at Monte Video.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 13.—The Laurel, of London, from
Rio Janeiro, was wrecked near Santos, Bth Oct. Crew saved.
The brig Union, of Scarborough, .as wrecked at Buena Vista,
Cape de Verds, 26th Sept. Crew saved.
WATE.RFOPTh Nov. 12.—The Granville, Your
wood for Dalhousie, in putting back to this harbour yester
day, leaky, missed stays, and went on shore inside Hool
Tower, and, it is feared, will be a wreck. Bore up from lon "

g, from Flee

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15.—Wind S.E., moderate

-Areone, Tilcovic!
N. S. De Begona,

son, Alexandria

Assualecoa, San
Thoyser
Louise.

—Constitution, Britton; St. Patrick, Whitman
(m.s.), Comstock (at 3 15), forty w York—Ann
barley, and Rolling Wave, Cford, Akyab-
Graves, Demerara.

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'TWERP, Nov. 13.—The
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rounds off Terschelling, Nov. 9, and broke
"0 pieces Of Loahopoy or cedar saved,

a the out,

Bahamian, 24th, for Cork.
Owen Potter, cleared at Calcutta, 28th Sept.;• Cressida, Ist
ult.; and Robert Barbour, 4th, for this port; Henry Moore,
2nd, and Montgomery, 4th for Demerara.
Springbok, sailed from Valparaiso, 15th Sept. ; Colonist,
17th; and Staveley, 24th, for England; Duke of Wellington.
22nd, for Swansea; Emma Graham, 24th, for Hawn; and
Elizabeth Radcliffe, 26th, for Talcahuana.
Mary Sparks, from London for Hongkong ; Stornoway,
Hart, and Gauntlet, Inglis, from China, and Challenger,
Killick, from Shanghai. for London; Mary Queen of Scots,
from Singapore for Swan River; and Sir H. Pottinger, from
Singapore, for this port, at Artier.
Juniata, Wilson ; Tigris, Selkirk ; Deogaum, Murphy ;
Mary Carson, Davidson ; and Anglia, Ball, hence; Conway,
Duguid ;• Kooh-i-Noor. Auld; and Janet Mitchell, Hood,
from Port Philip; Nugget, from Adelaide; and Sabrina,
Allen, from Sydney, at Calcutta.

SUNDAY, Nov. 19.—Wind E.N.E., light.
SAILED.—Hymen, Ruston, and Sarah Ann, Aylward, for
Charleston- Pelican (s.s.), Croft. Rotterdam—Don.ro (cc),
Lloyd, Oporto—Moor of Venice, Fuller, Naples—Loire (s.c.),
Connoly, Bordeaux Shamrock, Doane, New Orleans—
Tonawanda, Julius, Philadelphia—Dion Catharina, De Boer,
Sydney, N.S.W.—Freeland, MiKenzie, Bahia—Henry Jones,
Jones, Valparaiso—Melita (Ls.), Cook; Standard, Byrne;
and Diana, Tart, Constantinople—Pactolus, Turney, Bar-
badoes Ellen, M`Cann, Ceylon Australia, Macoduck ;
Houston, Magill; and Empire State, llriggs, New York—
Java Koerir, Rientz, Batavia Triumfante, Arteta, and
Secundina, Albizuri, Havannab.

Snowdon, Dunlop, hence at Halifax.
Looshtauk, Hamilton, hence at Quebec.
Duchess of Leinster, Kemp, hence at Hayti.
Catharine, Tracey, hence at Newfoundland.
City of Manchester, Flynn, hence at Montreal.
City of Manchester (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia.
United, hence for Honduras, off Jamaica, 16th ult.
R. D. Shepherd, Hamilton, hence at New Orleans.
Magician, Bell, and Ann Isabel, hence at Laguayra.
Panama, Cave, hence for Shanghai, at Straits of Sunda.
Ann Baldwin, sailed from Huasco for this port, 29th Sept

Abbots beading, sailed from Islay for this Port; let inst.
Red Gauntlet, sailed from Shanghai for London, 26th Aug
Medina, Guthrie, and Georgiana, Proddow, hence at

vanilla.

...
St. Jago, Fredericksen, hence at Coquimbo, with loss of
boats, bulwarks, &c., and part of cargo thrown overboard,
off the Horn.

Arabia (s.), Jndkins, Srd instant; Columbia, Dryer;
Thornton, Collins; Albion, Williams; and America, Barstow,
hence at New York.
Georgia, Small, from Newcastle for Boston, with a valuable
cargo of chemicals and coal, sprung a leak 2nd ult., during a
heavy gale, and was abandoned on the 6th, in lat. 42 50, lon.
45 50. Crew taken off by the Rosins, and carried to Quebec.
HONG KONG SEPT. 27.—The Arohte, tea laden, bound to
London, is said to have grounded on her way down the river,
but got off; and, as she has proceeded, it is presumed she
received little or no damage.
PORT HOOD, C. 8., Nov. 2.—Tlie Lord Raglan, from
Quebec for Liverpool, which put into this port, 19th Sept.,
with loss of all her upper spars, &c., from lightning, sailed
again 27th Oct., after effecting the necessary repairs to carry
ter home.

MONDAY, Nov. 20.—Wind N.N.K

ARRIVRD.—Fortuna, Steinhagen, from Memel.
SAlLED.—Commodore (s.), Anderson, to Havre—Perse
verance, Amy, Buenos Ayres—Nottingham, Robinson, Bom.
bay—Princess Royal, Thomas, Messina.

Naomi, Wright, from Quebec, at Newport.
Morning Star, hence at Melbourne in 75 days.
Liberia, Nov. 6; and Holyoke, hence at St. John, N.B.
Tam O'Shanter, hence at St. Lawrence.
Valleyfield, hence at Quebec.
Charles Holmes. hence at Mississippi.
The Pamper°, of St. John, N.B. for Greenock, was aban-
cloned at sea 2nd Nov., with loss of rudder and waterlogged,
Crew arrived at Plymouth.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 19.—The Lotty Sleigh, from Rio Bento
for this port, was spoken this forenoon to westward of Holy-
head, with loss of rudder, by the Llewellyn (ran.s.), arrived
here. The Iron Duke (s.) has been seat out to her assistance.
—2oth Nov.—The Lotty Sleigh was brought in here last night,
by. the Iron Duke (s.), with loss of rudder and foremast
sprung. Europa (s.), sailed from Kingstown at 5 p.m. yes-
terday, for the Crimea, with 1,080 troops, including a com-
pany of artillery.
Rio JANEIRO, OCT. 14.—The Conrad, from Liverpool to
Honoluhi, which put in here with her coals heated, and dis-
charged. had commenced reloading, and in a-sudden squall
on the 6th dragged her anchors, backed on the rocks, and
lost mainyard, &c. She has been thoroughly examined by
(Avers, and does not appear damaged.