The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18 00:00:00

TIIURSDAI, MAY 13.—Wind S.S.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Ocean Eagle,Somes, and Joshua Moran, Barton,
from New Orleans—Commerce, Henry, Charleston—Eugene,
Morlaix—Henrietta, Wilson, Ichaboe—Australia, Archer, Mo-
bile.

SAILED.— Europe, Shanklin, and United States, Chusan, for
Philadelphia— Avance, Lingdren, Westerviek—Rappahannock,
Cushing, New York—Alice Jane, Miller, Jamaica—Mazeppa,
Cullen, Charente and the Mauritius—Diamond (s.), Dearl,
Antwerp—George, Midwood. Konigsberg—Hope, Ball ; Su-
sanna, Darnell; and Tradesman, Pickering, Dordt—Kelvin,
Carrick, Acapulco--Charles Tucker, Bevan, Rotterdam--
ismyr, Sanders, Rio Janeiro---Mary, Hurst, Memel—Eliza-
beth, Rounnellhoff, Flensburg—Vivid, Tyrer, and Spirit, Pin-
cher, Buenes Ayres—James, Howeson, Adra—Luna, Newton,
Archangel—Monarch, Lewis, Barbadoes.

William Larga, Drew, hence at Barbadoes.
Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, sailed from Messina for Palermo on
28th April.

Anne and Jane, Smith, from Shanghai and Adelaide, at
Melbourne.

A quantity of wreck, consisting of bulwarks, painted stone
colour, with dark mouldings, batches, hencoops, a seaman's
chest. a piece of bend planking of five or six streaks, part of
the bottom of a ship, coppered, and several other pieces, like
broken beams, the whole belonging to a stout vessel, were
passed, on the 9th March, 20 miles N.W. ti W. of the Cape of
Good Hope, by the Bank of England, which has arrived in the
Downs.

LI snox, May 4.—lnformation having been received here that
a derelict vessel, dismasted and water-logged, had been seen
on this coast, somewhere between the rock of Lisbon and
Ericeira, her Majesty's steamer Dragon went out to look for
her, and brought her into this port on the 29th ult, She has
every appearance of being a British colonial vessel, about 900
tons burthen. She had a poop, which, strange to say, was
found destroyed by fire. The cargo consists of timber, appa-
rentl y white pine, but, as she is full of water, not haling yet
been laid on the beach, no further particulars have been ascer-
tained. Her length on deck is 139 feet 6 inches, and breadth
of beam 31 feet odd inches. Nothing will be done to her for
the present, as it is expected that the owners, on getting the
information, will come forward to claim her; of course, on
payment of salvage.
HOLYHEAD, May 14.—Her Majesty's screw-steamer Despe-
rate, homeward bound, put into this harbour, this afternoon,
short of coals.

FRIDAY. MAY 14.—Wind W.N.W.

ARRIVED.—George Evans, Conillard, from New Orleans—
Crescent, Williams, and Ellen, Neill, Oporto—Scud, Collins;
Antelope, Harris; and Dolphin, St. Michael—Harvest Home,
Webb, Demerara—Dove, Dill, Parsbro'.

The steam-tug Dreadnought has again arrived here from
Holyhead, having a flat and lump in tow, containing the cargo
of the John Moore.

William Large, Drew, hence at Barbadoes.
Livorno (s.s.), Didero, hence at Genoa.
Albatross (s.s.), from Melbourne at Adelaide.
John Garrow, Hamilton, sailed from Havannah for this port
22nd April.

A sunken vessel was passed in lat. 38 50 N., lon. 11 30 W.,
with nothing standing above deck Except bowsprit; she had
been on flue aft, and burnt down to the water's edge. In ap-
pearance she was like one of Messrs. Gilmour's ships, and
loaded with fir timber.

LOCH RA yx, May 11.— Put in, Watchman, from Liverpool for
Archangel, with sails split, and other damage.
QUEENSTOWN, May 12.—The ship Crown, with emigrants,
passed this harbour, this morning, bearing up for Liverpool,
having carried away fore and maintopgallant-masts, maintop-
mast-head, and trojee-yard, on the 9th instant.

Maid of Orleans, Fenwick ; Borderer, Denholm ; Highland
Mary, Auckland; and Lucy Sharpe, all hence at Singapore.
Eliza Morrison, M'Culloch ; Baron Renfrew, Curwen ; John
Wood, Archer; ultan, Brown; and Amoy, Cunningham, all
from Bombay, at Hong Kong.
Rajasthan, sailed from Hong Kong 12th March for San
Francisco. _ _ _

Baillie, saile:l from Woosung 24th Feb., and Pedlar,
Whitten] 12th March, both for this port.
John Whitten],
M`Donald, from China, at Anjer, and sailed
2nd March for London.

Hero, Pirrle, from Singapore, at Akyab, and was to sail for
England 25th March.
CANTON, March 27.—The Emperor of China, from London
to Shanghai, was wrecked 12th Feb., on the Coco Reef, in the
Banda Sea. The captain and crew were picked up in the boats,
three days after, by the Far West, arrived here, and landed at
Cajel!o, in Bourn.

leans; 1 bWr.iign, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 17.
OFF IiOLYHEAD, 4.30 P.M.—Black-eyed Susan, schooner,
daantdl6-losicyhboeoande,rsS:W., moderate breeze.
from Africa.
OFF THE PORT, 7.30 P.M.—Pollock, barque, froM New Or-

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Geraldine, hence for Callao, March 6.
Kirkland, hence for Rio Janeiro, March 6, 2 N., 24 W.
Washington, hence for Mobile, play 4, 44 N., 25 W.
Western World, hence for New York, May 1, off New York.
Earl of Chester, hence for China, March 29, 1 N., 21 W.
Trinity Yacht, hence for Nassau, April 26, 32 N., 34 W.
Naparima, hence, April 17, 51 N., 13 W.
City of Lincoln, New Orleans, for this port, May 3,49 N., 19W.
Oronoco, hence, May 1, 52 N., 21 W.
Storm King, hence, bound east, April 24. off Cape St. Vincent.
Sarah Ann, hence for Rio Janeiro, 49 N., 9 W.
Mars, hence for Constantinople, April 7, off Cape Morish.
Urgent, hence for Callao, May 9, 49 N., 9 W.
Lady Shelbourne, hence for Callao, March 26, 1 N., 22 W.
Great Britain (s), hence for New York, May 5, at 1, p.m.,
50 N., 28 W., wind W.S.lq., heavy westerly sea.
St. Patrick, bound west May 8, 51 N., 20 W.
Plantaganet, hence for Quebec, May 3,50 N., 6 W.
Athens, Mobile, for this port. May 5, 43 N., 38 W.
Sir Charles Napier, Mobile, for this port, May 12, 50 N., 10 W.
Agnes, hence for River Plate, May 5, on the Equator.