The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-20 00:00:00

FRIDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind S.E., light

A rtnivisu.—Pllcenix, M`Knight, from Antigua: Eliza,Wylie,
St. Domingo—Harmony, Jamieson, Mobile—Juno, Schuaan,
Alexandria—Clara, Adriandiaga, Bilboa—Uninn, Denduyts,
Ostend—Alceste, Afanson, Baltimore—Porcupine, Constanti-
nople—Admiral (s.), Wickman, Havre—Snowden, Walker, Sa-
ll,/ I I IL. • •• •

)h. Ghent—

SAILED.—Latona, Gamst, for• Bergen—Annaberr, Peterson,
Iceland—Greenock, M'Cutclieon, Mobile—Argo, Coffin; River.
dale, Wilson; Roscius, Eldridge; Southampton, Snow; and
New York, Abed, New York—Progress, Vanderheyde, Ostend
—Mary Muir. Crawford, Valparaiso—George, Gordon, Quebec
—Otterburn, Masterman, Honduras. '

The Washington (s.), from New York for Southampton, has
put into Milford Haren. short of coals.

Jenny Lind, sailed from Lisbon April 9, and Tagus April 10,
or this port.
Lord Stanley, James, hence at Melbourne.
Achilles, Klein, hence at Genoa.

Washington, Wilkin, from Mobile, for this port, off Ailsa

Nincv, Way, and British Queen, Evans, hence at Salonica
Emilie, hence at Nantes.

Crusader, hence Feb.l2, and Greenwich, 23rd, at Bueno
Ayres.

Nora, hence, Feb. 24th ; Countess of Eglinton, 25th ; and
Olinda, and Golden Fleece, 26th, at Bahia.
Quito (a.), and Enchantress, hence, March 3rd, and Indian.
12th, at Rio Janeiro.

Chaselipe, sailed from Arica for this port 7th Feb.
Emma. sailed from Bahia Feb. 21, and Ranger Feb. 26, for
this port. _ _

Toivn of Liverpool, sailed 2nd Feb.; Hibbart, 3rd; and Mer-
cutio 19th. from Buenos Ayres for this port.
STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLAND, Jan. 27.—The Levenside,for
New Island, was lost on the South Rocks, off the mouth of this
harbour. Master and part of the crew supposed to be lost.
MADEIRA, April B.—The New Margaret, from Liverpool for
Calcutta, which arrived off on the 6th instant, and landed the
crew of the Bakel, with which she had been in contact, and
then proceeded.

STOWN, April 14.—The Advocate, Donald, from Moul-
mein, sailed hence this morning, but the wind falling light, she
drifted, with two anchors down, on the rocks outside Robert's
Head. It was hoped, however, that she would be got off during
the night.

SATURDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind N.N.W., light.
_ _

ARRlVED.—Colutnbus, Goble, from Pernambuco ; sailed 11th
March—Washington, Wilkie, Mobile; sailed Ist March—Fried-
ericke der Grosse. Hensel, Danzic—Hero, Foster, Figueira—
Fairy, Ilow, Demerara—Kelvin, Paschal, and Snowden, Wal-
ker, Savannah.

SATLED.—Fenelln, Le Courtier, for Alexandria, E.—Helen
Douglas, M'Fartane, Bombay—Catalina, Basuguren, Havana—
Irlam, Belay, Jamaica—Garland, Simpson, Bahia—Niagara (s)
Stone, Halifax and Boston—Levant, Curry, Halifax—Perseve-
rance. Surridge, Pugwash, N.S.—Fidget, .farvis, Gibraltar—
Magdalen, Griffiths, Konigsberg—Nimrod, Williams, Narva—
Jane, Mearns, Pernau—Delme, Cooper, Riga.
E''

Heatherbeh, William Wallis, Downing.; Isabella,
Grimsditch ; Maria, Reis; and Emma Graham, Ferguson, all
hence at Monte Video.
Bonita. hence for Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco.
James Browne, hence at Philadelphia.
Branscombe, hence at Arica.
Nonpareil, hence at Newfoundland.
Fairy Queen, Marsh, hence at Brouwershaven.
Hibbert, M'Coy, from River Plate at Pernambuco, and sailed
for this port 12th March.
Bella, sailed from Pernambuco for Ceara and this port pre=
vious to 25th March.
Jessie, Sheridan, sailed from Maranham for this port 6th of
March. • .
Record, Patoals, from Baltimore for this port, at Crookha
ven lath April. Barbara, from St. Michael, for this port, off Waterford 14th
April.
Cythea, Roy, sailed from Buenos Ayres for this port 28th
February.
Emperor, Bruce, silted from Bahia for Queenstown and this
port 21st March.
Amathea,
Alfred the Great, fo.
*us to 10th Feb.
Ursula, Cobb, from London at Bombay.
Leopard, Shire, from Cadiz at Buenos Ayres.
Gipsey, Mitchell, sailed from Rio Janeiro 22rd Feb. for
Northern Ports—Delhi, 27th Feb. for Valparaiso, and Baronet
3rd March, for Cape de Verds. ,
Glaucus, Gales, from Iquique for Queenstown, at Crookha-
ven 13th April.
Thomas, Cary, from St. Michael, for Queenstown, at Crook-
haven 13th April.
Norval, Kirk, from Newfoundland, and Angelina, M'Lean,
from Bahia, at Pernambuco.
H.M. steamer Conflict; from River Plate, for Portsmouth, at
Queenstown, with General Rosas, family and staff.
HONG KONG, February 27.—A flood occurred in the Island
of Samar previous to 16th Jan., in which 200 ofthe inhabitants
were drowned and 12 ships lost. The tide rose 12 feet above
the ordinary level.
BEREHAVEN, April 15.—The James Moran, Bovine, of and
for Liverpool, from Macao, put in here, last night, to secure
main .piece of rudder, sprung at sea. IN bile in charge of r
pilot she grounded on Seal Rock, in Bantry Bay ; but wa
assisted off immediately, making but little water, and is no'
safely anchored in this harbour.

Icutta, all sailed fioinMaU;;Cusprevi

QUEENSTOWN, April 15.—The Advocate, for London, which
drifted on shore, outside Roberts Head, yesterday, capsized
on the rocks, and it is feared will be a wreck. Crew saved.
A hole is being cut in the vessel to get out the cargo.
RIO JANEIRO, March 15.—This city and bay were visited
with a tremendous hurricane and thunder storm on the after-
noon of the 3d March, the wind suddenly shifting N.N.E.,
N.W., and W., and continuing for nearly an hour. Consi-
derable injury has been done to the shipping in the port, parti-
cularly to the following :—Zulieka (British barque), Hebe
{British schooner), Fortuna (Danish schooner), Frederickateen
(Norwegian brig), Jenny (Swedish brig), Othello (Swedish
schooner), Indus (American barque). Several small craft and
lighters, laden with coffee, coal, iron, pitch, wood, &c., drifted
and sunk, and it is said that many lives were lost.

SUNDAY, Amur. 18.—Wind N. 8., light.
ARRtvaD.—Amelia, Smith, from St. John, N. 8.-
Howe, Norcross, New Orleansßarbara, Drysdale,
Michael—Ottoman, Barclay, Alexandria, E.—Enterprise,
Falk, Lisbon=-Victoria,' Avery, Oporto—Bueno Moso, Bilboa—
Margaret Evans, James, and Corine, Sae, Nantes—Augustina,
Ostend.

—Kate
St.

SAlLED.—Bonanza, Fearon, for Lima
Boston—Ashland, Rice, New Orleans—
i)alliousie—Couriren, Sandstrom, Abo—
Beirout—Enteruris PfittPrcnn Rlcinn

Sturdivant,
t, Doherty,
e, Hunter.

nna Gezina,
klbatross

Vanderreen, and Elsina Catharinn, Rubing, Narva—
(s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam.

Genova (s.), Phoebe, and 'I
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Arno (s.),- hence at Naples.. .utta
Zephyr, Dark, hence at Marseilles.
Creamore, Kemp, sailed from Pernambuco for this port Bth
March, and Seraphina, for Paraiba and this port, 13th March.
Grecian (s.), Ilardie, from Constantinople at Dardanelles,
and proceeded 2nd April for this port.
Industrie, 'rola, from St. Domingo for this port, at Queens-
town.

Coranella, Gamble, from Savanilla for this port, at Queens-
town.
Alice Brooks, from. Bordeaux at Valparaiso.
Jessie, and Ava, hence at Bayonne.
Esther, Jones, from Smyi na at Queenstown.
Lady Montague, Leshaw, from Madras, for London, at
Queen stown.
BA HIA, March
the channel, was lost, off the
(except one man) saved.
PEHNAMBUCO, March 21.—
from Calcutta, for Dublin, has bten ren,

The Jean de Locquent

to proceed on, her voya_
on the ship and cargo fo
at 17 per cent.
MOBILE, March 2,.. _....
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proceeding down the Ottawa; she was loading tot

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