The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-03-21 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MARCH 18.—Wind N.NV., fresh

Aartivan.—Bessie, Marseilles—Actif, Wenroth, Leghorn
—Ann Melnu,sh, Fowler, Calcutta, with loss of bulwarks, &c•
SA I 1,1, D.—Taurus (s, s.), Langlands, Malta—Sir J. Falstaff!
Quayle, Africa—Wild Wave, Graves, Malta—Canada (5.).•
Stone, Boston—Saldanha, Finlay, Melhournc--Pelican (a, Os
CrOft, Rotterdam.
Sydney (s. s.), from Australia, at the Downs.
Mermaid, Smith, fence fdr Africa, at Crookhaven.
Phoebe (s. s.), Brennan, from Trebizond, at Constantinople.
Teazer, Cousin, sailed from Pernambuco for the Channel,
17th ult.

UNVm. Russell; Crusader; Commerce; and Norval, from
Pernambuco, at Paraiba.
Lord John Russell ; Chasely ; Spray ; and Prospero, from
Pernambuco, at Maceio.
Roskel, hence, and Edward Boustead, Sargent, from New-
castle, at Rio Janeiro.
Arabia, M'Wherter, hence, and Rosalie, Hansen, from St.
Übes. at Bahia.
Laura Campbell, Le Gresley, sailed from Bahia for Per-
nambuco, 14th ult.
Inconstant, Owen, sailed from the Falkland Islands for
this port, sth Jan.
Isabella Grimsditch, and Albion, sailed from Buenos Ayres
for this port, 29th Jan.
ya
deGrerlaiccte; neari%iV ii3e'refarto,nlrr Quebec,
ved at yhmi which
ti was washed ashore a
RAMEYs MokacH 16,—T1m I.ucy, festerd
rom Livery.
pool for

13th instant,
near to water mark, and hued with Mobile, ashore near Jurby Point, was hove off,
and was afloat for two hours, but, not having steam assist-
ance, took the ground
the tide: she drove ashore and remains.

SUNDAY, MARCH 19. NN I lid S .E., fresh.

ABlUVED.—Oxefia, Henrickson. Trieste—Nameless,
Paze, Missoloughi Graf von Schwerin, Zstra—Henrich
Werzelund, Prevensen. Alexandria—Punch. Foster, Catania
—Agatha. Jarvis, St. Michael's—Premier, Dui n, and Mary,
Young. Marseilles—Cormorant, 5.,) Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Persian (5...), Greases, Malta Morning Star,
Foster. Roston—Constitution, Britton ; De Witt Clinton,
Funk ; Grecian, Ilsey, New York—Athlone, Jones. Ilia
Janeiro Richard Cobden, Corning, Yarmouth—Geerdina,
Stnit, Rigo—Alexina, Whitty. Jamaica—Brilliant, Mentz,
Trinidad—lda Boma, Breeland, Genoa—Mara, Ranee, Carr,
Calcutta—Thankful, Smith, Alexandria E—Hortense, Hoff-
kamp, Antwerp—Bonanza, Penrice. Lima—Frewartha, Wil-
liams. Rotterdam—Montreal, Jones, Montreal jenny_
Sonderburg. St. Thomas—Eclipse, Nassel, Ostend—Pro-
pliete, Kerkbove, Ditto—Emma Heyn, Schmeer, Danzig.

Aquila, Beneoechia, from Mantanzas, at this port. On
the 20th ult, fell in with the romaquid, of lATaldborough,
from Boston to Georgia, dismasted and full of water, and
took off the crew.
Baltic (s.), Comstock, from New York, at this port, sailed
4th inst. does not bring any specie. On the 9th instant, at
5, P.Tu . in a fog, in lat. 46 60, lon. 37, ran into an opening
in an immense ice pack, filled with bergs, and, owing to the
fog, was unable to find the way out until noon of the llth. in
Ist. 44, Inn: 48 40. having run a distance of over 300 miles to
the S.W. between a great number of icebergs and large
patches of field ice, and damaged paddles. On the night of
the llth,
soon after getting clear, encountered a violent gale
from W. to N. N.W.
Peterboff, Dnyer, hence at Boston.
Gertrude, hence at Rangoon.
Empire State, Briggs, hence at New York.
Kate Kearney, from Hongkong for this port, at Anjer.
Shakspeare, Ferguson, from Cardiff, at Moulmein.
Gipsy Queen, from Part Jackson for Bombay, off Guile.
D. Baillie, sailed from Bombay for this port
4th nit.

Fanny Chapman, Cunningham, Lerce, and Martin Luther,
Ross. from Sydney, at Colombo.
America. Perrie; Elizabeth Perrie; and Maple Leaf,
hence; and Duke of Wellington, from Troen, at Aden.
Euphrates, Johnson, from Akyab, at Singapore, and sailed
for Whampoa.
Benjamin Heap, sailed from Shanghai for New South
Wales, sth Jan.
Queenstown, Huisma. from Newcastle; Prince of the
Avon. from Aden; and Glentlaragh, Smith, from Singapore,
at Bombay.
D'Arcy, sailed from Moulmein, 10th Dec.; Charles Kerr,
280 , Hehr, 9th Jan. ; and Imaum, of Muscat, 11th, for
Great Britain.

George Kendall, and Ardencreig, clewed at Calcutta, Ist
ult., for this port, and John Macviccar, 2ftli Jan., for Havre.
Victory, Webster. sailed from Saugor, 24th Jan. ; F. C.
Clarke, 30th; and Emperor, 31st, for this port; and Mary
Ridley, 24th, for Falmouth.
Minden. sailed from Madras for this port, 28th Jan.;
Duke of Lancaster, 2nd ult., for London ; and Lord George
Bentinck, 25th, for Negapatam and Rangoon.
Clio, Haas, and John Duzdale, William. hence; John
Wood. Crocker, from Bombay ; and Mary Spencer, Fisher,
from Singapore, at Hongkong.
CALCUTTA, FEB. 3.—The Susan, with 70,000 rupees in
silver, has been lost near Akyab.
MILFORD, MARCH 18.—The Coronella, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, is on Shore on Broadhaven Sands, in a
dangerous posit,on, and must be lightened.
SINOA PORE, FEB. I.—Several of the Chinese junks which
arrived this season report having been overhauled by pirates,
on the coasts of China : one junk was plundered of specie
amounting to $lO.OOO.

BOWMORE, iSLAY, MARCH 16.—The Helen Dunlop, of
Greenock, from Lisbon for Newfoundland. pat into Lochin-
daul, yesterday, with mainmast cut away, decks swept,
loss of heats, cargo shifted, part thrown overboard, and one
man drowned, having been laid on her beam ends during a
heavy gale, 22nd ult., in lat. 44 N., lon. 46 W.
MouLmtilli, JAN. 10.—The Bebe, for Great Britain,
grounded below the Flats, remained one tide, when she got
off and proceeded. The Imaum, of Muscat, for Great
Britain. grounded in crossing the Mapoon Channel, but
came off the following tide : was surveyed, and, not baying
sustained any injury, proceeded. The D'Arcy did not ground
or strike upon the Gratindo Rocks, as reported last mail.