The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-29 00:00:00

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SHIPPING NEWS

TUESDAY. Aye. 22.—Wind N.W., fresh

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ARRlVED.—Shearer, from St. Lucia—Mischief, Ball, Zanto
—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, Alexandria—Mattos 111, Santa
Anna, Bahia—Wm. Rathbone, Pratt, New York—Mazrico,
Baptista,
Lisbon—J. 11. Jarvis, Rich New Orleans—Kura-
tnazoo, Turner,Savannah—Princeton, Russell, St. John., N.B.
—Salacia' and Greenock, Quebec Salvatore, Gallipoli—
Margaret (s.), Haraison, Havre—Loochristie. Antwerp—
Cleopatra (s.s.), Salt, Montreal—Daliomy, Reynolds, Porto
Nova—Kezia Page, Brabyn, Rio Grande.

SAILED.—Mary, Lafelly, for Africa—Village Girl, Woof,
Cuba.

The York, .Burnie, hence for Quebec, has put back, with
loss of foretopmastistancheons, having been in contact,
20th Aurnst, off Tuskar, with the Universe, hence for New
York, which only lost flying jibboom, and proceeded.
Kallibokka, from Madras at Rangoon.
John Taylor, Cawkitt, from Akynb at London, 19th Aug.
The Mary and Caroline, of this port, a derelict, and
apparently full of water, was passed, IGth August, in lat.
47 N, lon. 35 W, by the Levant, from St. John,
The William Vail, in shifting from the Huskisson Dock to
the Brunswick Dock, was ordered off from the outer quay of
the latter, and in hauling into the river a"ain grounded on
Plucking ton Bank, and remains quite upright.

WEDNESDAY, Auc. 23.—Wind W.S.W., fresh

ARMVED. W. Stevenson, Williams, from Bombay—
Douro (s.s.), Bence, Oporto—Elizabeth Adeline, Teton, San-
tander—Pelican (s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam—Newton: Gibson,
Antigua—Admiral, Crisp, Mobile—New World, Knight. New
York—ins-ante, Watts, St. John, N.B.—Genova (s.s.), Camp-
bell, Marseilles—Hope, Montreal—Robert Henry, Shapcott,
Palermo.

SAILED.—Golden Eagle, Battelle, for Rio Janeiro—Kerelaw,
Easdale, Quebec—Corporal Trim, Gardner, Portland-:-Pacific
(m.s.), Nye, New York—Laurel, Lindsay, New Orleans—
Duchess of Leinster. Kemp, Port•au-Prince—Herald of the
Morning, Attridge, Melbourne—Daniel Huntley, Coalfteet,
Hantsport, N.G.—Johnstone, Thomson, Leine/lint—Joseph
Tarratt, Smith, St. John, N.8.-,Bouytrie, Aveta, Corfu—
Martha, Wood, Malaga—Buena Vesta, Tnohald, Boston—
Confucius, Penrice, Bombay—Christina, Reid, Lin-la—Adven-
ture, Edkins, Africa.
The William Vail was got off Pluckl n Bank last night's
tide, and clocked without apparent

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have put back, hating been in contact, off Point Lynas, yes
terday : the former lost foretopmast head, jibboom, figure
head, &c., and the latter had her starboard bow store i
SOUTHEND, AUG. 24.—Tlie Betsy Hall, Lloyd, of I
came off the Alaplin Sand this morning

SUNDAY, ALTOUS

27.—Wind N.N.W., fresh

•erpool,

ARRIVED.—John Howell. Johnston, and Tudor, Pearson,
from Quebec—George Fyfe, Hoskins, New Orleans—Red.
breast, Williamson, Cadiz—Kaffir, Cassidy, La Guayra—
Bijou' Long. St. Jago de Cuba—Jessie Boyle, Waddington,
Sr. Jolln, N.B.

SA r Cumming, Adams, for Valparaiso—Pelican
(s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam Suez, Smith, Demerara—Agnes,
Postie, and Athenian (s.s.), Hardie, Constantinople—R. D.
Shepherd, Hamilton, New Orleans—M. Morton, Mikencar,
Halifax—Villad Equa, Cafiere, Messina—Virgin de Begona,
Arann, Dronthiem —Lionesse, Aslifort, Gibraltar—Forget..
me-Not, M'Laren, Corfu—Reporter, Howe, Boston—Gan-
dyne, Hewitt, Rio Janeiro—Essex, Welsh, Trieste—Ocean
Queen, Hale; New Hampshire, Chase; and Constantine,
M‘Williams, New York—Orbet, Lightbody, Quebec—F. 0.
Van Monteffeul, Boheal:e, Danzig—Mantilus, Schwer, Porto
Cabello—Eugene, Hz.giwesch, Antwerp.

Canada (1.), Stone, from Boston, at this port, sailed IGth
Inst., and Halitax, 18tn. On the 17th instant, at 917 a.m.,
passed America (s.), for Boston ; on the 20th, at 5 30 a.m.,
in lat. 47, lon. 49, passed Asia (s.), for New York. Has
4122.4,588 in specie. _

COfna, HoOland, hence, at St. John, N.B
romwell, Balls, hence, at New Orleans.

Matrona,'Wilson, and Louise, Howe, hence, at Montreal.
Lady Falkland, Rowlands; Satellite, Gould ; Argo, Mitchell;
and Dauntless, hence; and The Hake, from Tralee, at
QuEbec.

Philadelpnia, Poole; Elvira Owen, Owen; and Nashwauk,
Ill'lntyre, hence, at Philadelphia.
Constitution, Britton; William Tapscott, Bell; Henry
Clay, Caulkins ; Martha J. Ward, Storer; William Hitch-
cock, Conway; Guy Mannering, Freeman; and Sheridan,
Clarke, hence, at New York.

Champion, brew ; Trade Wind, M'Cullock ; Star of Empire,
Brown ; Young Brandon, Eldridge; Ellen Maria, Whitmore;
and Grenada, Batchelder, hence at• Boston.
Express, Smith; Ada, Cochran; Industrie, Scholiman ;
Ceres, Christiansen; Janet, Brack; Isabella, Carroll; Deligate,
Moffitt!! ; A Y Z, Newbold. hence at Halifax.

HALll,tx ALio. 17.—The Fortuna, of aild from Tatma-
gotehe for f,iverpool, was abandoned, distnasted, and water-
-1og:7(d, a few days after leaving port. She was subsequently
fallen in with by an American fishing schooner, and towed
into Port Hood, C.8.,20th July. She has since been taken
to-Pictou. The Bee, Vlou!tan, of and from Quebec for Cork,
put into Sydney, C. 8., 3rd of August, leaky and with part of
cargo thrown overboard, and will have to undergo repair.
The steamer Clyde, from Glasgow for New York, put in here,
14th instant, short of coals, and, in consequence of some
defect in machinery, is undergoing repairs.

MONDAY, Auo. 21,—Wind N.N.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Enterprise, Jones, Hayti—Auguste Louise,
(s.s.) Bordeaux—Sea Slipper, Winchester, Leith, off the port.
SAILED.—JiIIa A. Clark, Kopperholt, Philadelphia.

The Duke, Atkinson • Kossnth, Markham ; Aallotar, Cork-
hill; Isabella Harnett, Whelan, hence; Mary Ann Johnston,
Johnston; Anne Mary; and Ilawar, all from Mauritius—at
Calcutta.

Robert Whiteway, Whiteway, hence at Callao.
David G. Fleming hence at St. John N.B.
Enterprise, hence; Cronkham, Sydney, and sailed for Tal-
cahuano ; Emu, Tonle, and sailed for Hobart Town; Kitty,
Glasgow; Credenda, making water, and John Tomkinson,
leaky, Callao; Sea Witch, leaky, and Coquimbo, all at
Valparaiso.

Ellen sailed from Valparaiso for this port 21st June; Hen-
rietta, 14th, for Tahiti; Lalla Rookh, 15th June, for Sydney;
Hannah, lst June, for Talcahuano; Geraldine, 21st June,
for Caldera; Frs. Barclay, 22nd June, for Bird Islands; and
Duke of Wellington, 25th June, for Caldera.
The Midas King has been wrecked at the Chincas.
VALeA an Ho, JULY 7.—A heavy gale from N.N.W. was
experienced here on the 3rd, 4th, and sth instant. The Ama-
ranth, loaded for L.verpool, drove from her anchor and came
in contact with a Peruvian barque, and lost foremast, bow-
sprit, anchors, &c., and had bows stove.