The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

SATURDAY, AUGUST 18.—Wind S.E., moderate.

ARRIVED.—Teti, Martine, Monte Video—Boadicea, Muir, Bar-
bados—Gannet (s.s.) Hines, Rotterdam—Holier, Forensen, Stok-
keshoim—Margaretha, Pape, Brake—Demetrius, Flood, Antwerp.

Jean B. Marie, Moyson, hence, at Nantes.
Alma (s.s.) Evans, from Kamiesch, at Marseilles.
Perle, Collet, and Pandora, Cheseau, hence at Bordeaux.
Experience, Levandand, hence for Gibraltar, at Camaret, very
leaky, and with loss of boats, sails, &c.
Juanita, Lovell, from Bahia for Trieste, at Gibraltar, very
leaky, and part of cargo thrown overboard, having been ashore on
the coast of Barbary, 6th instant.
Alice, Jassell, hence ; Tijarity Miss, Robinson, from Alexandria,
and Queen, Barter, from Trieste, and cleared for this port; Im-
peratriz (s.s.), from Kingstown; and Great Tasmania (transport),
from Ilalaklava, at Gibraltar.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 19.—Wind N.N.W., fresh breeze.

ARRlVED.—Grecian (s.s.), M`Fie, from Alexandria—Douro
(s.s.), Loudon, Lisbon—Day!Word, Akyab—William Rathbone.
Pratt, New York—Gosport. Strickland, St. John, N.B.—Azores
Packet, Sawle, Malaga—Cluny, Hamburg—Princess Amelia,
Amsterdam—Waldemar, Rotterdam—Bella Gallega, Ramos,
Antwerp—Victor, Kirkhove, Ostend—Onward, Lane, New Or-
leans—Greenock, Og.r, Quebec—Magician, Bell, Hamburg—Mar-
garet Deane, Aitkin, Rotterdam—Victorine, Denduyts, Ostend—
Malabar.

SAILED.—Wm. Fisher, Craig, Valparaiso—Marcia C. Day,
Chase, Savannah—Acadia, Milne, Quebec—Eros, Meyer, Cuidad
Bolivar—Hebe, Cooper, Rotterdam—Queen, Amos, Amsterdam—
Great Western, Furbur, New York—Netherton, Eales, Newfound-
land—Windermere, Wilson, New Orleans—John and Albert,
Crowell, Boston—Granville, Brown, Memel.

Atlantic (s.), Briggs, from New York, at this port: left Bth
instant. Has 5500,000 in specie.
Asia (s.), Lott, hence at Boston.
Alliance, Tinkham, hence at Charleston.
Daniel Webster, Putman, hence at Boston.
Jane Parker, Bowker, hence at Belfast, Maine.
Estcort, Luther, hence at Providence.
John Knox, Gem, hence at Eastport.
Star of the West, Woodward, hence at Peleroso Mooring.
R. M. Mills, Sturgess, and Rockaway, Goodwin, hence, at
Philadelphia.
The new iron ship Retriever, which capsized and sunk in the
river 3rd instant, was lifted yesterday, and removed a little
further in shore. _

Louis Napoleon, Weinholz; Bridgewater, Barstow; Masonic,
Blair; Linda, Me!cher; New World, Larrabee; and America,
Barstow, hence, at New York.
Nazarene, Doran, and Lord G. Bentinck, Talbot, hence; Sir
It. Jackson, Gibbs, from Cardiff; and Tadmore, Arkarlane,froin
Greenock, at San Francisco.

MONDAY, AUGUST V.—Wind, W., moderate.

ARRIVED.—Ann and Isabella, from Savanilla—S. Curling, Cur-
ling, St. Stephens—Linda,Lopatiaui, Bilboa—Vigilant, Halewyck,
Ostend—Princess Royal, Thomas, Marseilles—Silvia, Wilson, Bor-
deaux—Alice, Ellis, Havre—Mary and Adeline, Morse, Charles-
ton—Leicester, Scouller, Bombay—Wellington, Hunt, Hong Kong
—Guy Mannering, Freeman, New York—Gambia, Seville—Nico-
lasa, Bilboa—Charles,Santander aria Rufina, Antwerp—Emma
and Theresa, Anderson, Happaranda—Merrouw Winkel, V een,
and Marie Stephane, Dreano, Nantes—Sydney and Jane, Parry,
Stettin—Juniata, Nelson, Charlotte Town—Nlercurius de Haan,
Dordt—Adriana.
Mobile, Cannanore, off the Start.
SAILED.—Otter, Little, for Havre—Midas, Westlake, New-
foundland—Taurus, Langlands, Constantinople.

The wreck of a large ship was seen 17th May off the north end
of Pulo Lest (Gaspur Straits) with fore and main topmasts aloft,
but all the rigging off them, with one pros alongside, and several
more at anchor near the Alceste Reef, by the Wellington, arrived
here. She also saw on the 27th July, on her outward passage, a
large vessel ashore on the south side of Helen's Shoal (Gillolo
Passage) with all her masts gone. Her head was to the north-
ward.

HOLYHEAD, Auo. 19.—The Ann and Susan, of and from Ban-
gor to Dundalk, struck on the Skerries and sank.—Crew saved.

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