The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-07-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JULY 15.—Wind W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—RoIIing Wave, Crawford, from Akyab—Regulus,
Cubbon, Maranliam Nathaniel Thompson, M'Cullock, and
Edward Oliver, New Orleans Isabella, Virginia Persian,
Howard, and Harkaway, M'Key, Charleston—Westmoreland,
Decan ; Eudocia, Spurr ; Vision, Lawrence; and Auburn, Smith,
St. John, N.B.—Senator, Anderson, and Acastus, Anderson,
Alexandria—Ritson. Glaister, Antigua—lsabella, Milligan, Havre
—Victory, Evans ; J. Maria ; and Abeona, Santander—Joseph
Farratt, Gray, Savannah—Toronto, Ballantine, and Tam O'Shan-
ter, Guthridge, Quehec—Jumna Sharp, Bombay—George and
Mary, M`Farlane, Rio Grande-2Wizard King, Cone, Mobile—
Erneu (s.s.), Small, Balaklava— Stephen and Mary, Harries, Mar-
seilles—lno, Bremen—South Durham, Purdy, Catania—Javiera,
Havanna—Southampton, Hooper and Manuelita, Cuthbertson,
Buenos Ayres—Sisters, Ladd, Malta—Henry Curwen, Corkhill,
and Euphemidahella, Quinn, Jamaica—N. S. de Begona, Bilboa—
Medora, Scott, Pernambuco—Brooking, Hooper, St. John, New-
foundland; Zibia, Omao.
(s.s.), Goulding, for Lisbon—Primavera,
Spinella, Santander.
City of Brooklyn, from Mobile, at this port. In lat. 50 N., lon.
14 W., picked up a yawl, 16 feet tong, with " Success, of IN hite-
haven," painted in white letters on her stern.
Asia (s.s.), Lott, from Boston, at this port. Left 4th instant,
and Halifax 6th, at 11 13, a.m. Has 5884,157 in specie. Yester-
day, at 10 54, p.m., passed the U.S. mail steamship Atlantic,
hence to New York.
Otter, Little, hence, at Havre.
Pelican (s.s.), hence, at Helvoet.
City of Montreal, hence, at Scutari.
Lioness (s.s), Hugon. hence, at Vigo.
Daphne' Le Merle, hence, at Malaga.
Elwood Walter, Malony, hence, at New York.
Seringapatam, Connell, from Ayab, at St. Helena.
Karnak (s.s.), from Malta ; and Peru ; Emily, Turcan ;
Thomas ...I Rosalie, Bainbridge. hence, at Constantinople.
Indian Ocean, ronodc, from Akyab, at St. Helena, experienced
M a violent hurricane, 4th ay, nif the Capeof Good Hope.
Thames, Hadley, from Akyab, ai Ess. simon's Bay, leaky, and
with loss of rudder, having encountered heavy. N.M. gales, 3rd
and 4th May.
Pelham Clinton, sailed from Tralee for this port, on or about
7th May, and has not since been heard of.
St. HELENA, MAY 23.—The Elvira, of Liverpool, previously
reported abandoned, and crew saved by the Earl Balcarres, was
bound from Table Bay to Akyab, to load rice for England. She
sprang a leak, 13th April, near the coast of Africa, and was aban-
doned, 29th, in a sinking state, with eight feet water in her hold.

MONDAY, JULY 16.—Wind N.N.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Thomas Forest, Blain,from Maceio—Mary Stewart,
M'Neile, Sarinam—Resolution, Heppell, Jamaica—Arabia, Bou.
telle, Mobile—Robert Watson, Bennett, and Patras, Chirago,
Alexandria—Hawk, Sharp, and Maria, Leer, Marseilles—Kaffo,
Iceland—Bonne Mere, Michael, Santander—Two Brothers, Co-
penhagen—Edouard, Ostend.
SAlLED.—Tuscarora, Spedder, for Philadelphia—Silas Green-
man, Magna, New York—Margaret, ,(s.), Harrison, Havre—
Zephyr, King, Boston—Lord Elgin, Kelly, Demerara—Themis,
Gonsales, Havana—Young Mechanic, Amsburg, Calcutta.
The report of the Bona Ventura being on shore in the Bay of
Seven Islands is supposed to be incorrect.
Mteander, (s.s.), Horsfall, hence at Gibraltar in six days.
Orontes, (s.s.), Brooking, from Malta, at Alexandria, and was to
leave on her return 7th July.

DAYS.

July h. in. h. m. rt. in.
ruesday....l7 1 5 124 il4 8
Wednesday .18 140 157 14 4
Thursday ..19 212 230 13 If)
Friday. ....20 248 3 4 13 7
Saturday ..21 324 342 13 3
5unday,....22 4 1 422 12 7 7th Sun. after Trinity.
M0nday....23 442 68j 12 2

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