The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-06 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY,MAncrt 31.—Wind E.S.E., light.

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ARRlVED.—Greenock, M'Cutcheon, from Mobile—Switzer-
land, Carter. Charleston—Maggie, Quance, Malta—Livorno
(s.s.), Paton, Genoa, &c.—Magdalen, Bunning, and Jonk
Vrow Elizabeth, Amsterdain—Woodville, Ellis, Nantes—Caro-
line Maria. Taganrog—Alexander Grant, Milward, and Seak-
ing, Rey, New Orleans.

Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York at this port, at 45 p.m. ;
sailed 20th March. Has fifty-six passengers, and no specie.
On the 29th, passed the Africa (s.), in lat. 51, long. 17 30. On
the 31st, passed the ship Waterloo, bound east, Tuskar bearing
west, eight miles.
Duncan, Ritchie, hence at Ascension.
Grand 'lurk, hence at St. John, N.B.
Joiquin, De Andrea, sailed from Bilboa for this port 20th of
March.
Tipula, Mortimore, and Brothers, Lewis, sailed from Smyrna
for this port 16th March.
Alderman Pirrie, Egan, from Cuba off Queenstown 28th of
March.
The Hermann (s.), for Bremen, put back to New York 17th
March, with her shaft broken.
Josh. Shepherd, Wycherley, from China, and Niagara, John-
stone, from Callao, both for London, at Plymouth.
Restless, Burke, from Galatz for Queenstown, at Crookhaven
26th March, with loss of bulwarks and sails, having experien-
ced heavy weather.
Albion, Adams, from Sunderland for Aden ; jibboom carried
away, cutwater started, &c., having been in contact with the
brig Vivid, in the Downs, at Falmouth 29th March.
Aurora, Stamford, and Ahrein, Miles, (for Queenstown), from
Alexandria—Emanuel, Huis, from Callao—Otto, Aurin, from
lbraila—Forester. Williams, from Galatz—all for Queenstown,
at Crookhat en 29th March.
The Vibilia, from Rio Grande for this port, with crews of the
Jane, and Isal)ella, wrecked at Rio Grande, on board, was
spoken 15th March, in lat. 50 N., long. 21 W., with part of her
cargo thrown overboard,i entirely out of provisions, and sup-
plied by means of a line, with some bread, pork, andoil, bythe
Inca, arrived at Queenstown from Paquique.

THURSDAI, APRIL I.—Wind S., moderate

ARRIVED Fanny, Mathers, from the Mauritins—Mersey,
Evans, and Annapolis, Graham, New Orleans—Admiral (a.),
Wickman, Havre.

SAlLED:—Cambria, M'Cullock, for St. John, N.B.—Stand-
ard, Slater, Pictou—Emma, Way, Zante—Celine Maria, Too-
tin, Brest—Actmon, Benson, Montreal—Euterpe, Jordan,
Monte Video—Victory, Issell, St. Michael's—Camilla, Brine,
and Battus, Nassam, Newfbandland—Atala, Thompson, Staten
Island and Charleston—Ma!mica, M'Caully, Demerara.

The steamer Athens, which arrived here yesterday from
"exford, brought a quantity of wrecked goods from the Ca-
lerine, hence for Montreal.

The Sobraon, Griffith, hence for Callao, got ashore in Red
Wharf Bay, yesterday. The steamer Menai proceeded to her
assistance, from Beumaris, but was unable to get her off; she
was, however, assisted off on last evening's tide, without appa-
rent damage, and proceeded on her voyage.
Bleng, sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna 28th Feb.
Columbia, from Newcastle, at Bombay.
Courier; Koh-i-Noor; and Caractacus, hence; and Eliza,
from Trinidad—all at Calcutta.

The American ship Elsinore, for London, put back to Cal-
cutta, with loss of bowsprit.
Princess iloyal, Mawson, 16th Feb. ; Coromandel, Hadden,
hence and Moulmein—and Asia, Newland, from London—all
at Calcutta.

Thomas Thompson, Twiss, hence, 3rd March ; Briton, Ben-
ick, from Bushire—and Northumberland, Smith, from Aden
all at Bombay.

Maple Leaf, LoHey, sailed from Bombay 28th Feb., and Jam-
jee, Cursetjee, 3rd March, bath for this port; Wm. Penn,
• Whampoa, 18th Feb. ; Alliance, for Calcutta, 19th Feb. ;
oclianah, for Colombo, 23rd Feb.; and Ararninta, for Ilull,
id Feb.

iCILLY, March 29.—The Yeoman, Trevellick, from Liverpool
for California, put in here on the orith instant, with a leak ;n
her how, port, and wooden ends, which was stopped, and she
proceeded for her destination on the 28th.

ARRIVED.

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WEXFORD, March 31.—The Catharine, from Liverpoel for
Montreal, which was ashore inside Tuskar, has parted, and a
great quantity of her cargo has been lost.

Nile (s.s.), Oliver, hence at Alexandria, and left for Beyrout
March 13.

SATURDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind S., light
ARRIVED.—EIiza E. Mason, Jones, from Balti
ger, Chambers, Sincapore—Persian, Barton, Mobil
Rice, Apalachicola—Saranak, Maloney, Philadelpin
Eldridge, and Southampton, Snow, New York—l.
ster, Howard, Boston—Flora, Coombs, Messiu
Hillman, Marseilles—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell. I
nuel, Harlin, Lima—Noma, Malm, Alexandria,
and I ilot, Tatem, Smyrna—Edwin, Mathews,
nab, M`Kenzie, Leghorn—Betty, Chiembeck, Maraca)
voy, Nixon ; Huntress, Lambert ; and Queen, APCar.
Orleans—Venus. Gonzales, Aquilla—Fernandes
Lisbon—Jesus, Argerto, Biiboa.

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Coniente

SA I LED.—Tallylio, Anthony, and Greyhound,
Michael—Danube, Smirk, Alexandria, E,—Ken, Dicks
dras—Sandbach, Bellis, Demerara—Mary, Frise, St. TI
Sappho, How, and Choice. Ogier, Buenos Ayres-1
Henzell, Bath, A.S.—lndian Ocean, Baker, New Yort
Pleasants, Decan, Philadelphia—America (s.), Leitch,
and Boston—Homely, Baleine, Bay Chaleur—Mary,
Halifax, N.S.—Anne, INPGarry, and Amy Ann, M‘Lea
treat—Tancred, Bransmead, Prince Edward Island—E
Trapani, Catania—Try, Howes; Compass. Menison:

Dordt—Myrtle, Nantes—
_ and Albatross (s.s.
), Rotten
, Villa NONa.

Elizabeth, Richard
daline, Davies
Martha, Cabl

Burga, Andrich, hence for Malta, at Kingstown Ist April.
Fairy Queen, Marsh, hence for Dordt, at Dover Ist April.
Bombay, Calvert, hence at Aden.•
Clemantlie, Pike, and David Banks, King, hence at Beirout.
British Empire, Whitfield, from Patagonia for this port, a
Crookhaven 31st March.
Elena, Ball, sailed from Valparaiso 28th Dec., for this port-
and Wilson Kennedy, 27th Dec. ; Hartley, II th Jan. ; and Isa
bella Thompson, 16th Jan.—all for England.
Lahore, Harris, from Mauritius at Kedgeree 23rd Feb.
Blythswood, Gibbs, hence at Coringa.
Bloren-e, Smith, hence at St. Helena.

Medina-, 'Guthrie, from Callao—Majestic. Trask, from St
John, N.B.—Stipan,Vidalich, from Constantinople—and Confi.
deuce, Lovie, from Alexandria, all at Queenstown Ist April.
Molly, Dunlop, from Laguna at Waterford, 31st March, witt-.
bow stove, loss of bowsprit, and foremast head sprung, having
been in contact with a ship, 16th March, off the Western Is.
lands.

Gustav, Beokroth ; Caroline, Radman ; and Derby, Boaz,
from Alexandria—Vivid, rims, from Ancona—and Ono, Wit.
liams, from Venice—all at Falmouth Ist April.
Dovre, Dahl, from Alexandria, for Glasgow, at Falinouth Ist
April. _ _

Seelust, Berg, from Alexandria, for Antwerp, at Falmouth Ist
April.

Warrior, Thomas, from Jamaica, for Lcndon, off
Ist April. _

Gaielle, Breckw•oldt, from Aux C/I}e3, for Hcmt
Falmouth Ist April. _

Freya, Pedersen, and Albert, Ahrens, from Alexandria—and
Dorset, Herlicb, from Odessa, all for Antwerp, off Falmouth
Ist April.

Johan Frederick, Belreus, from Laguna—Bertha, Vogler,
from Paraiba—and Henriette, Bohds, from Buenos Ayres, all
for Hamburg!), off Falmouth Ist April.
Mangalore, Taylor, from Munsoorcattalt, off Falmouth Ist of
April.
Henriette, Green, from Angostura, for Bremen, off Falmouth
Ist April.
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Hebe, Alson, from Alexandria at Plymouth Ist April

SUNDAY, APRIL 4.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—United States, Chesam, from Alexandria—Carle-
ton Lines, Maranhatn—Elizabeth Archer, from Valparaiso—
Lord Ashburton, Thomas, and Meridian, Manson, New Or-
leans—State Rights, Blank, Mobile—Rio Grande, Ryan, Phi-
ladelphia—Progres, Vanderheyde, Ostend—Antonette Petra,
Nielsen, Dramen—Gesiena Johanna, Vander Veen, and Elsina
Caterina, Robing, Edam—Johanna, Oldenburger, and liarino-
nie, Schabeling, Rotterdam—llope, Ellis, Leghorn—Dream,
Elliot, Catania—Frances, Wilson, Smyrna.

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SAILED.—Ceres, Simpson, for Belize—Persian, Peat, and
Malabar, Fraser, New York—William, M'Farlane, Portland—
Alice Gill, Wright, Montreal—Catharine, Hansen, Antwerp—
Mal Genic), Persia, Barcelona—King of the Forest, Rees, Bei-
rout—Alexander, Nichols, Constantinople- -!!..:3l;crt Preston,
Francis, Cadiz—M. Johanna, Astrea, Elsinore—Catharma,
Roberts, Hamburg—S. Hegerman, Elaretham, liceland—Clau-
dia, Morris, Nantes—Josephine, Jones, Oporto—Leonora Jo-
hanna, Balk, Stettin.

Surprise, Duke, hence at Terceira.
Sytten de Mai, Elorum,
Arno (s.s.), Harair. t 7.-.
Jane, Rattray, hence at i
Commodore; s.).
Brodie, Muller, hence at Holbeck.
Bralie, Ernerst, from Alexandria—and Pedder Capellan,
Waldam, from Dram, both at Falmouth, 2d April.
Ampulla, Daniel, from Marsala, for Exeter and London, at
Falmouth, 2d Apt
Mary, Marainich, from Newcastle, for Civita Vecchia, at
Falmouth, 2d April, leaky.
British Isles, Robinson, from Penang, for London, at Fal-
mouth, 2d April.
Bolivar, Murray, from Sydney—and Otna, Watson, from
Leghorn, both for London, off Falmouth.
Ora, Breekwolt, from Porto Plata, for Hamburg, off Falmouth.
Nile, from East Indies—Champion, from lbrail—and Susan,
from Alexandria, all off Falmouth.
Wilberforce, Todd, from Mauritius—Warrior, Thomas, from
Jamaica—Nile, Nisbett—and Elleuboro, Lambert, from Cal-
cutta, all at Plymouth, 2d April.
Charlotte, Pearson. from Callao—Conqueror, Hayes, from
Galatz—Adrianople, mills—England, Smith—Agamemnon,
Andus—and Ann and Nina, Farling, from Alexandria, E.—and
Icarus, Kendall, from Salonica, all at Queenstown, 2d April.
GENOA, 22th March.—The John Grey, Bennett, from Liver-
pool, for this port, met with a very heavy gale off Cape Garude,
21st March, and put into Toulon, dismasted,

MONDAY, APRIL s.—Wind S.E.
ARRIVED.—St. Lawrence, from Bonny sailed sth Jan'—
Geo. Guildford, Robin, and Helena, Lindguist, Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Margaretha, Wykmerer, for Narva—Ariel, Am-
sterdam—Edward, Blanch, Stettin—Eagle, Kilgour, Riga—
itekla, Hammerfest—Admiral (a.), Wickman, Havre—Jno.
Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Guayaquil—Seaman, Jones, Cadiz—
Truant, Jones, Copenhagen—Sophia, Spicer, St. Andrew's,
N.B.—Catharina Cornelia, Gldenberger, Rostock.

Zealous, Wilson, sailed from Panama for Acapulco 9th Feb.;
Dickey Sam. 14th Feb. for Buena Ventura; and Blonde, 16th
Feb,, for San Francisco. _

Phcenix, M`Knight, sai!ed from Antigua for this port 25th
February.

Kallibokka, Campbell, sailed from St. Thomas 25th Feb. for
Barbadoes ; Eleanor Thompson, Ist March, for Porto Rico;
and Agenora, 3rd March, for Mobile.
Zillah, and Hope, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed for
United States.

Aberfoyle, from Panama—Sea, from Melbourne—Tribune,
from Aneon—and Thame, Fortescue, and Chimborazo, from
Chinchas, at Callao.
Tyrone, for —, put back to Callao, 13th Jan., leaky.
Thomas Fielden. hence and St. John, N. 8., at Valparaiso.
HONDURAS, 22nd Feb.—the Margaret, Jackson, of White-
gaGlerafrcoempNar.lNin.gE: ;
rcorlie.wer, sailhaven, was wrecked 22nd Jan., on Limas Bar, during a heavy
sated.ed from Jamaica for Cuba 20th
February.

Leondra, Thompson, sailed from Demerara for this port 23d
February.
Isabella Kerr, Galloway, from the Clyde, at Trinidad.
Maid of Orleans, sailed from Barbadoes for this port 23d Feb.
Ellerslie, Davidson, hence at Guayaquil.
Ambrosine, Kemp, hence at Bonny.
Manilla, and Star, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed f
England.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Robert Barbour, from Calcutta for this port, 13th Dec.,
lat. 24 S., long 62 E.
Commonwealth, from Calcutta for London, 13th Dec , in lat.
24 S., long. 62 E.
Zeepard, from Batavia for Middleburgh, 9th Jan., in lat. 35
S., long. 24 E.
Flowers of Ugie, from Moulmein for London, 11th Jan., off
Cape Good Hope.
Torch, bound S.W., 31st Jan., in lat. 3 S., long. 18 W.
Label, from Mauritius for this port, 4th Feb., in lat. 3 N.,
long. 20 W.
Essequibo, from Aberdeen for Table Bay, 6th Feb., in lat.
N., long. 21 W.
Dante, bound S.W., 12th Feb., in lat. 7 N., long. 27 W.
Elizabeth Archer, from Valparaiso for this port, 14th Feb., in
lat. 13 N.' long. 32 W.
Blake, from Callao, for Cork, 20th Feb., in lat. 24 N., long.
37 W.
Landros, from Buenos Ayres for London, 25th Feb., in lat.
30 N., long. 39 W.
Charlotte, from Adelaide for London, 28th Feb., in lat. 34 N.,
long. 36 W.
Nile, from Mauritius for London, Ist March; in lat. 36 N.,
long. 36 W.
Ellen Hardy, from Cuba for Swansea, 10th March, in lat. 51
N.,long. 19.
rene' from hence for Rio Grande, Bth Feb., in lat. 4 N.,
long. 24 W.
Petronella, for this port, 26th Dec., off Cape Horn.
Sewell, from New York for this port, 11th March, in lat. 40
N., long. 60 W.
Dumfriesshire, from hence for Shanghae, 4th Feb., in lat. 3
N., long. 21 W.
Janet Wilson, from hence for Demerara, 14th March, in lat
41 N., long. 19 W.
Africa, (st.) from hence for New Yerk, 28th Marcl
p.m., off Mizen Head.
Amaranza, and City of Manchester, bound west, 27th March
in lat. 50, long. 14.
William Fisher, 16th March, in lat. 41 N., long. 19 W.
Vesper, from hence for at. Michael, 2d March.
Cronkbane, from Smyrna for this port, 17th March, in lat. 49
N., long. 12 W.
Pilot, of this port, Ist March, in lat. 42 N., long. 16 W.
Success, from hence, 26th March, in lat. 50 N., long. 7 W.
Tancred, hence for Constantinople, 20th March, in lat. 30
N., long. 8 W.
Ella, from New York for Batavia, 9th Jan., in lat. 29 S., long.
23 W.
John Cooper, from Lisbon for Calcutta, 12th Jan., in lat. 26
S., long 25 W.
Pauline Houghton, from Mauritius for London, 27th Dec., in
lat. 33 S., long. 30 E.
Edward and Mary, from Batavia for Amsterdam, 30th Dec
in lat. 35 S., long. 27 E.
Solo, 4th Jan., in lat. 33 S., long. 16 E.
Elizabeth, from Saldanha Bay for Queenstown, sth Fel
lat. 3 N., long. 23 W.
Ann M`Lean, from Madras for London, 20th Jan., in 11
S., long. 8 W.
Nile, from Mauritius for London, 22d Jan., in lat. 11 S., long:
11 W.
J. W. Dare, bound south. 3d Feb., in lat. 2N. long. 22 W.
Malvina, for Vera Cruz, 26th Feb., in lat. 27 N., long 37 W.
Columbus, hence for Pernambuco, 17th Feb., in lat. 3 N.,
long. 28 W.
ionCzo.loltStilavt,. hence for New York, 27th March, in lat. 51 N.,
Esmeralda, from New Orleans
' for this port, 9th Feb., in lat
NVottegKistV: from Mobile for this port, 28th Feb., in lat. 40
34 N., long. 79 W.
Argo, from New York for this port, 7th March, in lat. 40 N

long. 64 W.
Augusta, from St. Michael for this port, in lat
12 IV.
Lord Elgin, hence for Afi
15 W

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—Mary Young, from St. Michael for this port, 21st .Alarch.
Africa, hence for New• York, 29th March, in lat. 51 N., 1
17 W.
Waterloo, from New• Yolk
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