The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27 00:00:00

FRIDAY, APRIL 23.—Wind S.E.,

ARRIVED.—Sunda, Pritchard, from Shanghae—Countess of
Zetland, Watson, Demerara—Jane, Hunter; Emma Field,
Snow; and Trimountain, Rae, New Orleans—John Ravenell,
Pittman, and Astoria, Lawson, Charleston—Kalstnazoo, Taylor.
New York—Sanspareil, Racole, Odessa—Sarah, Hedgecock,
Smyrna—Tagus, Wade, Lisbon—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre
—Jesse, Brown, Gonaives—James Moran, Bovill, Maceio—
Eleanoi:, Schoifield, Laguna—Akbar (new ship). Sunderland—
Otter, Fox, Mauritius—Escape, Clay, and Capital, Robinson,
Alexandria—St. Spiridon, and Civil, Taganrog.

The Anne and Jane, Smith, from Adelaide, has arrived at
Phil nem e, and. therefore, was nut lost in the Kangeang Is-
lands, as was reported onllie 13th March.
The Globe, Brown, from Sincapore for this port, which put
into the Mauritius on the 9th January, leaky, had been on her
beam ends on the Gth Dec., in lat. 12 U, lon. 99 E., and cut
away her foremast, lost main and mizen topmasts, and had the
mainmast bead twisted round. The cargo, it is feared, is da-
maged, and will, in consequence, hare to be discharged.
Forest Monarch, Donohoe, hence off Havre.
(Eron Maid, ‘Villiarns hence at Helvoet.
'Young Marquis, and josephine, hence at Oporto 15th April.
Sunbeam, hence at Hamburgh 17th April.
HcUe, sailed from Oporto for this port 14th April.
Kingshridge, sailed from Terceira for this port 24th March.
Joven Ricardo, Gortaza, hence at Bilboa.
Myrtle, Norman, and Georges; Tyson, hence at Nantes.
Adeline, hence ut Tarragona 6th April.

SATURDAY, APRIL 24.—Wind E.S.E., fresh.
ARRIvED.:I-Jane2ti, from Lisbon.
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SAlLED.—Rubicon, Vaux, for Bombay—Phoenix, NPRlnight,
Antigua—Regales, Johnstone, Maranliam—Hope, Sheridan,
State of Maine—Waterville, Andrew, Oahu—Europa (s.). Lott ;
Meridian, Manson; and Harmony, Jamieson, New York—
Grecian (s.s.). Hardie, Constantinople—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne,
and Ann Mulvey, Mallett, Rotterdam—Calliope, Mownnus,
Trieste—Emilie, Swendsen, Christiania—Phoenix, De Boer,
Laguira—Speculant, Julius, Narva.

Genova (s.s.), hence at Naples, and left 13th April for Civita
Vecchia.

Frankfort (Ls.% hence at Marseilles.

Arabian (s.-s.), itence at Syra.
The Pirate' (s.s,), hence for Constantinople, caught fire 16th
April, off Vigo, in consequence of the shaft working against
the casing. She put into Vigo, where the tire was extinguished,
and sailed again on the 18th for her destination. The cargo
was damaged, but the vessel uninjured.
Sarah Scott, Spedding, from Port Adelaide for London, off
Falmouth 22nd April.
Rajah, Lawson, from Canton for London, off Falmouth 22nd
April.
Ferozepore, Masterton, from China for London, off Falmouth
22nd April.
UIS►UW Apiil 23.—The Eliza Emma, from tiiisgow for
Havre, put in here yesterday, with four feet water in her hold,
having sprung a leak and sustained other damage, in a squall,
off Holyhead.

SUNDAY. APRIL 2.5.
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ARRIVED.—Fenna Granda, Stenne, from Austria—James,
Villa Nova.

SAILED.—FaIcon, Taylor, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Elizabeth,
Mear, Constnntinople—Robert Stephenson, Peace, Vera Cruz
—Envoy, Nixon, New York—Union, Denduyts, Ostend—Den
Gode Hensigt, Muhre, Drammen—Afiene, Potjewyd, Narva—
Marsala, Le Sueur, Marsala.

Bernicia, Wilkinson, from Rio Hache for this port, at Beau-
maris 24th April.
Richard Clarke, from Paraiba, and Janes, from Callao, both
for this port. off Queenstown 24th April.
Halifax Packet, Habbock, from Cardiff for Panama, at
Queenstown 23rd April, making water.
North Star, Enouff, from Monte Video, at Queenstown 23rd
April.
Gloucester, Marshall, from London for Adelaide; and Castle
Eden, Thornhill, and Dalhousie, Butterworth, from London
for Port Philip and Sydney, all at Plymouth, to embark, emi-
grants.

GIBRALTAR. April 14.—The British brigantine Despatch,
Hogg, after being loaded at Larache with a cargo of cork-tree
bark, was driven from her moorings 4th instant, went ashore,
and both hull and cargo received damage.
SYRA.' April 12.—A British vessel, having a figure-head re-
presenting Lord Nelson, and coal-laden, was stranded on the
south coast of the island of Milo, 25th March ; crew and part
of the materiali saved by another vessel in company.

MONDAY, APRIL 26.—Wind E.
ARRIVED.—Woodwaa, from Alexandria.

Africa (a.), hence at New York let April.
Humboldt (s.), from New York at Southampton.
Clyde R.M.S., from St. Thomas at Southampton.
Blanche, White, and Arthur, Talbot, hence at New Orleans.
Sciota, hence at Mobile.

Rhine, from Glasgow at Savann ah.
Tam e'Shanter, hence at Philadelpliia.
America, hence, and Affghan, from the Clyde, at New York.
Blanche, hence at Castine.
Waterford, hence at Portla►Yd.
Mortimer Livingston, from New Orleans, for Glasgow, off
Cape Clear.
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4VEENSTOWN, 24th APRIL.—The Milan, Sturdevant, from
Liverpool to Bostou, put in here to-day, with maintopmast
sprung, sails split, cargo shifted, &c.
CAIRN RYAN, 25th APRIL.—The Princess Royal (s.), from
Liverpool to Glasgow, broke her intermediate shaft at 8 15 last
evening, just after rounding the Point of Ayr. Sail was imme-
diately made on the vessel, and about half-past three o'clock
the Camilla (s.), from Glasgow to Liverpool, hove in sight, and,
in answer to a signal. bore up for the Princess Royal, took her
in tow, and brought her into Loch Ryan about 9 30 this morn-
ing. 'Hie captain of the Princess Royal has proceeded to Stran-
raer for a steamer.

Watkins, from San Bias at Panama, with 650,000 dollars in
specie on freight, for England.
H.M.S. Daphne, from Mazatlan, at Panama, under jury
masts, with 450,000 dollars in specie on freight, for England.