The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1851-01-21 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15.—Wind S.E., fresh. ARRlVED.—Nautilus (s.s.), from Dunkirk. SAlLED.—Astrologer (s.s.), Milburn, and Jane Howard, Sponce, for Constantinople—Saranak, Dun}evey, Philadelphia —Olive, Olive, Havana—John Moore, Sleigh, and Marion, Bitten, Bombay—Mary Caroline, M'Gregor,Motile—Jenny Lind, Card, Halifax—Maggie, Davidsm, Hong Kong.  Trust, Messery, sailed from Lisbon for this port on the 14th instant. Allegre, Gavinho. hence at Oporto. Charles Souchay, Z homas, for this port, was ready for sea at Charente 11th instant. Catherine Hodge, Evans, and Catherine Jane, Evans, hence at Havro. Harold, Ditchson, from Odessa-at Waterford. Ludy Ann, Abernethy, hence for Nassau, at Scilly. John and Rebecca, Hocken, from St. Maio, for this port, at  Volant, Shears, hence for Civita 'Vecchia, at Holyhead. Brilliant, Wiekstrom, hence;at Rio Janeiro. Sarah Botsford, hence and Havana, at Matanzas. Thomasinich, sailed from Trieste for this port 2Sth December.  Concordia, hence at Dacia, Massa, and An  Esther, instant.  ones, sailed from Marseilles for this port on tl  British Queen, Evans, hence at Plymouth, for Palermo, with loss of main and jihhooms. John, Stork, front Jaffa, at Waterford, with loss of boat and bulwarks, and cargo.-shift ed. Fortune, Coulihard, from Cardiff, for this port, put back to Penarth Roads, 9th 'instant, with sails split. Enterprise, arrived here 13th instant, from Laguna, sailed from thence 20th Nov., and left the Gazelle and Bleng loading  Amarillo, Plans, Rio Janeiro; Porro, Constantinople; Sen. turn, Rees, Marseilles, at Falmouth. Penningharn,flamilton, hence for the Cape of Good Hope; at Falmouth.  Express, Forbes, Bahia; St. Helen, Williams, Pernambuco Wasp, Connell, Taganrog; Thalia, Rodger, and ( Jule, from Constantinople, at Queenstown. Canada, Adams, hence at Port William (Falkland Islands), Ist Oct., for water, and sailed on the 24th for California. She had previously encountered heavy weather, lost fore-topgallantmast, split one or two sails, and threw a few tons of coal overboard to get at a leak under the waterway, which had been caulked, and the vessel was then quite tight. ST. IVES, Jan. 19.—A vessel, bottom up, ladenlvith flour, has been towed to about five miles from this; the only name visible Is Cherbourg. QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 13.—1 t blew a hard gale all last night, and up to-2 p.m. this day, from S.S.W. to S.W.; several vessels drove foul, and lost spars, &c. The Eletadrove foul of the Olga, by which the latter lost bowsprit, &c. PA itts, Jan. 14.—The Glen, of Newhaven, supposed of Newhaven, -U.S., which sailed from Arjca 2nd Sept., was spoken ',Oth Sept., in lat. 57 S., long. 87 W. of Paris, by the Bretagne, arrived here, who reports that the crew of the Glen were in a mutinous state, one officer murdered end another wounded ; supplied her with irons, and the refractory being fastened down between decks, she proceeded to Valparaiso. Ben /Quick Dhni, Jamieson, from Rio Janeiro in the English Channel ; sailed 27th Nov. The Amherst sailed for the Northports the day previous. Left the following 'vessels in port : Aledora, for London; Elizabeth, Oliver, for this port; Isabella, for New Orleans ; Albion, for Panama; Orkney Lass, and Anne Smith, for northern ports; Advice, Mary, Apparition, Cinderella, and Heather Bell, destinations not fixed. The following ships were refitting :—George, from -Sydney, all discharged; Tallentire, ready for sea; Queen•of Sheba, Leith, to California, masts damaged, off the Abrolhos ; Sir Edward Parry, London to China, would be ready for sea in a few days; New Margaret, hence to China, was getting on fast with her toasting.  ;ommerce,