The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-15 00:00:00

SUNDAY, /STARCH 13.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Continent, Drummond; John and Lucy, Cur-
ling, from New Orleans— Nliltiades, Robinson, Charleston—
Christopher Columbus, Piton, Naples—Astore, Tacchinetti,
Alexandria, E.—Latona, —, Denmark.
SAILED.—EarI of Charlemont, Gardner, for Port Philip—
Marco Polo, Forbes, Melbourne—Sabrina, Allan, Perth, S.A.—
Chaos, Dunton, Savannali—Harward, Goodwin, Virginia—
Woodland Castle, Barclay, Barbadoes—Pelican (s.), Byrne,
R3tterdam.

Ann Patterson, Balthew; Arabian (s.), Graves; and Mary,
Young, all hence at Constantinople.

Pilot, Tatem, hence at Malta, and sailed for Constantinople
26th Feb.

Fox, Martyn, hence at Malta, and sailed for Smyrna Ist
March.

Margaret (s.), Simpson, hence at Havre.
liblana, Roper, hence at Malta.
Hermosa Valenciana, Chi; and Margaret Barker—both sailed
from Venice for this port, 6th March.
Orontes (s.), Bulkeley, from Alexandria, E., at Malta, and
sailed for this port 28th Feb.
Hebe, Williams; and Gertrudis Magna, —; both sailed
from Cadiz for this port 2nd March.
Antelope (s.), —, sailed from Queenstown for Melbourne,
&c., I lth March.

SKI BIIEREEN: MARCH 11.—The Thomas Henry, —, from
New Orleans, on shore, near Crookhaven, is a total wreck.
The sails, rigging, and all on deck are being put on shore, and
preparations are being made to get out the cargo, and land it
on the beach.

MONDAY, MAncu 14.—Wind W.S.W., rain.

A RRlVED.—Novidade, from Demerara-Parthenon, Mathews;
and Dirigo, Cooper, New Orleans—Crusader, Hunter; and
Rothesay, Todd, Pernambuco—Tanjore, Lindray ; and Orontes
(s.s.), Lindsay, Alexandria— Georgiana, Coombes ; and Jacob,
Haneen, Trieste—Argo, Nicholson, Bordeaux—Ellen, Jenkin-
son, Africa—Hydra, Lunt; and Montezuma, Power, Apalachi-
cola—Enterprise, Funk, New York—Wenham, Wedge, Balti-
more—Berkley, Hughes, Charleston.
SAlLED.—Commodore (s), Little, for Havre.

America (R.M.S.), from Boston nt this port, after being
aground on liurbo Bank ; left 2nd March. Has no specie.
Austria, Bootand, hence at Charleston.
Chatham, Vennis, hence at New Orleans.
Julia lloward, Bulkeley ; Garrick, Walker; and James Nes-
Watts,hence at New York.

Otomoco, Holmes ; Daniel Webster, Howard ; Sea Eagle,
Williams ; and Chasca, Hume, hence at Boston.
Queen of the Isles, and Devonia, hence at San Francisco.
Tam O'Shanter, Fox, from Cardiff, at ditto.
Thomas Perkins, Booth, hence at ditto.
Arundel, Mills, from London, at Melbourne.
Cambria (s.), Miller, hence aeHalifax 3rd March.
Sumroo, Hayes ; Mary Annah, Wade : Admiral Crisp ; and
Lady Bulwer, hence at New Orleans,
John Rutledge, Wambersee ; and Louisa Pelham, White,
hence at Philadelphia.
Olenburn, Sampson, hence at Boston.
Coquette, Power; and Runnywede, Prama, hence at New-
foundland.

Lane, from Callao, at Panama.
Alice Jane, Rae, hence at Jamaica.

Woodman, Boulby, from London, at Pernambuco.
KEY WEST, Feb. 22.—The ship Lucy, from Mobile to this
port, will be rapaired. Vessel and cargo are libelled for sal-
vage. The ship Nathaniel, Kimball, from New Orleans for this
port, was libelled on the 21st, for salvage ; 2,200 bales of cotton
have been saved. The brig Juna, has been chartered to take
the dry cotton (750 bales) to New York, from whence it will be
shipped to this port. The British brig Camhyses, from New
Orleans for this port, has been sold for 2,400 dols. The salvage
amounts to 5,165 dols. The Danish barque, Sophia, Benson,
will bring the Cambyses's cargo to this port; she is now loading.
NEW YORK, FEB. 25.—Rappahannock, Cushing, from New
Orleans for this port, is aground on the bar of the S.W. Pass,
and has been detained there for eight days.

BOSTON, MARCH 2.—The ship Pores-CQueen, of New York,
from London to this port, went ashore during a severe storm
on Monday night, near Scituate ; captain, crew, and passengers
landed.

HALT FAX, March 3.—The American ship Winchester, Briggs,
from Liverpool to New York, was towed into this port 2s!li
Feb., having been dismasted in a S.E. gale 20th Feb., and wdl
have to refit here. A portion of her passengers had been pre-
viously taken off by the Shannon, bound for New York.