The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-23 00:00:00

THURSDAY. MAY 18.—Wind N.N.W., light.

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AniuvED.—MnrOret Harison, from Havre—Oud-
mee.,lloulmy, An!borg.

SAinitn.—darland, Biown, for Jamaica—Seaflower, Loring,
and George Nashington, Cumings, itoston—Ctunloden Castle,
M`Donnell, Quebec—Lorenzo, M'Matius, and Minnesota,
Allen, New York—Stamboul, Held, Melbourne—Robert Bar-
bour. Candlish, Calcutta. --
St. Crispin, hence at Surinam.
Amazon, L..ggett, hence for Para.
Emily, Rahn, from l'ara at Martinharn.
Boc,halus, from Calcutta nt Demerara.
Henry Corwen, Mower, hence at Mayaguez.
Splutter, Gay, from Dundee at Port•au-Prince.
Mercutio, sailed from Savanilla for this port, ilth April.
-Gossypium, sailed from Bombay for this port, April.
Ritsoti,•Tickle; leis, Lister; Lady Mary, Burney; and
Eleanora, Bell—all hence at Barbados-
t April.
Isabella, Norrie, sailedßarl,a,los for this I; ort
i;nd th
wawa!,
Frances, Blundell, from Para ; Int, Forsyth,
Tate, hence—all at Antigua.
TiEwtausr.d)
Leith, at Ramsgate, leaky,
Thomas Lee, trom Callao for
Sinidt, and Jenny, Sonderhurg—both hence at St.
and short of provisions.
South Carolina, sailed from Melbourne, Gib Feb., for Sydney
end Callao.

Polly Hopkins, Rigg, hence at Sydney, N.S.W., and sailed
for Morpeth, slst Jan.
Tevere, Gallo ; Coax%er, Weinys, both hence; and Blanche,
Delachares (having put back leaky, attr being on shore)—alt
at Jamaica. _ . .

Lord Elgin, sailed from Demerara, 12th April ; Parker, 19th,
Saxon, 21st April, all for this pmt; and Henry Bibby, 22nd
April, for Lcndon.
.`Cams;Ellen, Bellona, Jump; Dageer, Ross; Elizabeth
Moore, Myers; Theodosia, Ross; and Bess Grants, Rickards
—all hence at Demerara.
Paragnav, Pringle, hence; Rajah, Robb; Midas, Kean;
Boomerani, Linse; and Eurona. Jones, from Australia; Lord
Dufferin, Clarke, from Cardiff; Emily, Duggan, from Chincas,
and sailed 6111 April for Barbaclos ; Margaret, Mantred ;
Jennya
r k
e r,
Abberton, Balfran ; Koh-i-noor, Rudolph ; end Heart of Oak,
Shaw, from Chincas; and all four. saitnte,di
,firr!..,rt;nnglxaonnd, ;
Barker,
from Joynsen ; John Pink, Dennis;
from Chincas; and Amphitrite, Ahrends, from Isley—all at
Callao.
CALLAO, APRIL ll.—The Ann Dashwood. which sailed
hence for Chincas, 3rd April, has been totally lost on San
Lorenzo.
BELIZE, APRIL 17.—The Hyperion, Johns, was lost on the
Bar of the Roman, 4th April, curing a heavy gale from the
north. The cargo will be re-shipped.
AQUADELLA, PORTO RICO, APRIL 27.—The Harmonie,
Hansen, from Mayaoucz for Liverpool, put into this pert on
the 16th April, leaky. She has discharged nearly all her
cargo, and it is feared will be condemned.

FRIDAY, MAY 19.—Wind S.W., light

SAILED.—Amoy, Kenny, for Halifax—Barbara, Lov,ther,
and Cum Trland, Finegan, AfricaHenricus Gerard ut, Boer,
Adelaide.

Guatemala, Dunley, hence at Callao.
Post Boy. hence at Newcastle, N.S. W.
Marian, Ryrie, from Cardiff at Trincoaslee.
Lallibekka, Buchanan, hence at Madrlir April 9.
Euphrates, Barrow, hence and Melbourne at Manilla.
Free Triter, sailed from Manilla for Queenstown, March 3.
Ritnac, Tulley, from Iquique at Arica, anti sailed for London.
Ceylon. Nl`Lean, and Agnes. Poustic. bot h hence at Frinidad.
Magician, Bell, and Mathilda, Franizen. both hence at.
Lautcyra.
John Taylor, from Calcutta, and Elvira, from Bombay, both
at Akyab.

Ann Lockerhy, cleared at the Mauritius for London,
March 18.

Harriet, Gutherie, from Callao, and Josephine, Doane, from
Buenos Ayres, both at the Mauritius.
Pelican. Melhuisll, sailed from Hong Kong for this port,
March 23. _ _

Magellan, Jones. sailed from Colombo, April 2., and Lydia,
April 4, both for London.
Shorting Star, from Plymouth at Malta, in ten days, and
sailed fur the east, May S.
Wild Wave (t. ansport), hence and Plymouth re Constanti-
nople, May 4, having made the passage in 29 days.
Eleanor Thompson. Thompson, hence (and s:dled for Cuba),
and Hugo, Ingerman, from Hamburg and hence, both at
Porto Cabello.

Mathilda. APPLinn, hence at the Mauritius, Feb. 14, with
loss of mainmast in a gate. Jan, 22, wben in lat 275, lon 26 W.
Roscoe Clements, sailed from Bombay, 4th April; Jumna,
sth; William Stevenson, Gth ; and Royal Sovereign, 11th ; all
for this port; Cathaya, 9th, for China; and Ararat, 12th
April, for Calcutta.
Mary Ann (transport); Canaria (s.), from Gibraltar;
Kangaroo (a. a.). from Constantinople—all at Malta.

Rajastnan sailed from Calcutta 2lst Mardi, and Cambridge
28th (the latter put back with windlass damaged), both for
this port; Joseph Bushbv, 20th March, for London; Anne
Mary, 20th, and Jalawar, 21st March ; both for the MauritiuS;
and Labor, 24th, Rangoon. _ _ _

ANTIGUA, APRIL 2L—The H. N. Hutchings, from SL
Lucia for Liverpool, wilich put into this port on the 11th
April, leaky, has discharged part of her cargo, and is repairing

SATURDAY, MAY 20.—Wind S.S.W., to W., light,

ARRIVED.—Chariot of Fame, from New York—Alfred.
Kerr; British Lion, Leask; Geo. Peabody, Mason; arid
Arthur, Main, New Orleans—Volga, Holme. Baltimore—
Jatiez Snow, and Fanny Eater, Lodge, Philadelphia—Eva,
Antwerp—Sarah Ellen, Morris, Halifax—En:ily, Monte Video
—Gezusters, Amsterdam—Pizarro, Splatt. Islay—George, and
Da:las, Odessa—Persian (s. s.), Graves, Alexandria.
SAILED.—Asia (s.), Lott; Brandywine. Merriman; and
Queen of the West, Hallett. for New York—Muscongna,
Carter' Charleston—Sarah, Tiernan. Quebec Lancaster,
Gilks, Sydney.
_ _

Ariio (s.s.), Campbell, and Br Coils. Owen. hence at Genoa.
Martin Luther, Ross, from Point de Galle, at Akyab.
Grecian (s. s ), from Constantinople st Smyrna, and sailed
for Alexamlrelta.

The new packet ship John Bannerman sailed from St. John,
N.H., for this port, 3rd instant.

St. John, and Mantura, sailed from Nfalta for this port, 9th
instant, and Cambria, 6th, for the eastward.

Tencilffe (s. s.), Hell, from Syra, and sailed for Malta,
6th instant.

St. Helena, Cottler, sailed from Akyab for this port, Ist
March; Clontarf, and Eliza Bowen, 9th; Christian, 13th;
and Bellcarrig, 18th, for Falmouth.

SUNDAY, MAY 21.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.
SAlLED.—Trimountain, Rae, for Boston.
A RRlVED.—Nyverbeid, Lievens ; Maria; and Prophete,
from Ostend—The Duke, Gould; Naomi. Wright; Emma,
Underwood; and Eudocia, Doane, New Orleans--Sheridan
Knowles, M'Donald, Mobite—Josedna, Cairo, Havana—Cam-
den, Gadd, Charleston—Saratoga, Trask, New York—James
Fernie, Abell, St. John, N.B.—FLiza, Follett, Dragomestre—
Ellida, Gram, Wallendberg—Carl Johan, Rostock—Teresa,
Bremen—Albert Lucy, Antwerp—Queen of the Ocean—
Sophia—John and Thomas.

Africa (s.), hence, at New York.
Rhine, Me/cher, ence, at Charleston.
Phaeton, Spooner, hence, at Boston.
Nelson, Banks, hence, at Providence..
Kalamazao Taylor, and Ant, Bulk ly, hence, at Savannah.
Consul, and J. Currier, Burman, hence, at Phila-
delphia.
Andrew Foster, HoMerton, and Great Western, Furber,
hence, at New York.
_

Canada (s.), Stone, hence, at Halifax, 10th instant, and left
same day for Boston.

Cleopatra (s.s.), Salt, hence, at St. John's, Newfoundland,
Portland.

Chieftain, Edwards, from Talc/Op:Ana ; and Ceylon, Mel-
ville, from Maceio, i t San Francisco.

Cissiterides, cleared at San Francisco, April 13, for Hong-
kong,

Hudson, Armstrong; Sarah Ann, Cooper; and Humber,
Parry, hence, at Halifax. _

Crocodile, Driscoll, for this port, at Waterford,lGth instant,
making water. and put tin shore to stop the leak.
• Arabian. Mg:Miley, from Cardiff for Portsmouth, N.H., at
Halifax, with loos of sails and spars, and short of water.
The Olympia, Portuguese [awe, front Pernantbnco for
England, with 4,200 lows of sugar, was fallen in with, on fire,
ith instant, in tat. 34 N., lon. 43 W., and crew taken off by
the Kangaroo, arrived at Lynne Regis.
Union, Otis; Ella A. Clark, Koperholt; J. M. Wood, Hart-
ley; Rappahannock, Cushing; Radius, Murray; Shanghai,
Gray; Howzon, Thompson; Josiah Bradlee. Boys.:n •' R. B.
' Sumner Dyer; Edmund, Whelan; and Colombo, Harris,
hence, at Newa_leans.

ST. JOHN, N. 8., Aram l'9.—The Perthshire, hence for
Liverpool, which got ashore near Yarmouth, N.S., 10th
March, was towed backed to this port. 22nd April.
QuaaNsTowx, MAY 20.—The Rona Des, waterlogged and
abandoned, was in tow of two pilot cutters, last evening,
forty miles. W.N.W. of Darsey Island.

AIONDAY, MAY 22.—Wind S.S.W., fresh.

ARRIV cp.—Christiana, Taggenbrock, Hamburg—Estafette,
But uverd, Amsterdam—Clorinda, Stewart; Tryphena, Smith;
and Augusta, Schneider, Enos—Stephen Glover, Baldrey ;
W. It. Ballet. Smith ; and Euxine, Watson, New Orleans—
Pride of the Sea, Hooper, Baltimore—Araby Maid, Mauritius
—First of May, Antwerp—Novidade, Laguna—Noveniee,
Johnson, Charleston—John, Savannah—Rambler, Rotterdam.

Glencairn, from Glasgow, at Quebec, /oth May; the first
aml only ship out up to that date.
Jane Ewing, from 51anilia, ; and Iceni, from Pernambuco ;
off Queenstown, both for this port.
John Gglrow, hence, off the Mississippi.
The fore part of a vessel of about 400 tons, bottom up, and
coppered, was passed on the 9th slay, tat 4s N, lon 23 W, in
the vicinity of the Three Chimneys, by the Queen of the
Ocean, from Virginia. May 16th, Int 50 2a, lon 9 38, spoke
and exchanged cheers with the clipper-ship Lightning, for
Melbourne.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Penzance, Sydney for London, April 19. in 5 N, 33 W.
Sultan, hence for New Orleans, April 22, in 13 N, 43 W.
Mexican Packet, for this port, April 23, in 16 N, 51 W.
Ellen, from this port for Buenos Ayres, April 1, in 12N, 25W.
Baalbec, from north to south, May 9. in 41 N. 10 W.
Danube (s.), from north to south, May 10, in 43 N, 9 W.
Undaunted, hound S.W.. May 11, in 47 N, 7 W.
Gladiolus, hence for Melbourne, March 7, in 25 S, 28 W.
Isabel, hence for Antigua, May 15, 20 miles east ofTuscar.
Malvina Vidal, London for Sydney, 28 days out, in 245, 27 W.
Niagara, from Pensacola for this port, April 26,in 33 N, 77W.
Esmeralda. Mobile for this port, April 22, in 29 N, 80 W.
Chitnicra, hence, April 17, in 38 'IC, 2 E.
Lightning, hence for Melbourne, May 18, at four a.m. forty
hours from this port, Cork Head bearing north fifteen miles
distant, and Kinsale hearing N.W. by N. fifteen miles,
wind E.N.E.
Dido, hence, Nov. 24, in 1 N, 25 W.
Canterbury, Canton for this port, April 27, in 38 N, 34 W..
Springbok, hence for Port Philip, March 20, in 14 S, 2S W.
William Carey, bound east, April 29, in 36 N, 22 E.
Portland, Mobile for this port, April 21, off Tortugas.
Victoria, hence for Corfu, April 4, in 8 W.
Lancaster, Charleston for this port, April 27, in 37 N, 59 W.

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Saturday ..27 11 44 0 0 16 2 Sun sets, S2O p.m.
Surdnv .... 25 0 1 015 15 9 6111 Sun. aft. Easter.
Monday—. 29 034 051 15 4 K.Clias.llrestored

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