The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-06-08 00:00:00

The intelligence via India is pacific. It is said that the
British agent was about to return to Bushire, and amicable
relations were to be renewed on the basis of a treaty, by
which the I„Titish will consent to evacuate Karrack, and the
Shah cede tle fort Gorian to Shah Kamran, and arrest his
expedition to Herat. These stipulations are doubted, and it
is now thought that Kariack will not be given. up.

UNITED STATES.
The packet-ship Stephen Whitney, Captain Popham, ar-
rived at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon from New York,
whence she sailed on the 15th ult. By this conveyance we
have received New York papers to the day of the vessel's
sailing, and Canada papers to the 12th. Their contents
are not important.
The case of M'Leod was to be heard at New York on the
day the Stephen Whitney sailed.
The Canada papers state that his excellency the governor-
general had been suffering from a fresh attack of gout. His
lordship had been unable to leave his bed on the 10th ult. ;
but although experiencing severe pain, the symptoms of the
renewed attack were not, it was said, of a nature to cause
alarm. The province remained tranquil.
Monetary and commercial matters at New York remained
nearly in the state they were at the despatch of the advice,
previously received. The shares in the Bank of the United
States were quoted on the 13th (the 14th was set apart at the
suggestion of President Tyler, as a day of public humiliation,
fasting, and prayer,) 17i. On the subject of this bank the
Philadelphia Inquirer says—
" We learn that that the directors are busily engaged in
making a trusteeship intended to secure the circulation, the
deposits, and foreign balances, amounting in all to about
5,000,000 dollars. To this end, they have appropriated se-
curities of one kind and another which are estimated to be
worth 12,500,000 dollars. The arrangement will be com-
pleted and carried into effect as speedily as possible. The
notes and deposits, it would therefore seem, are perfectly
safe, although some delay may take place before their final

liquidation."
The Journal of Commerce publishes a letter, dated Callao,
February 18, which gives a brief account of the convulsion
in Peru and Bolivia, a rumour of which reached us the other
day, via Valparaiso. In Peru, Colonel Vivanco had been
proclaimed supreme chief in the departments of Cusco, Are-
quipa, Puna, and Moquegua; and, notwithstanding General
San Roman, who had been placed in command of the former
by Vivanco, had declared against him, with about 1000 men,
yet he appeared to be rapidly gaining ground, as the whole
community are described as being decidedly against the go-
vernment of Gamarra. In Bolivia a general rising took
place on the 21st of Januari, headed by Generals Lara and
Irigoyen, who had proclaimed General Santa Cruz supreme

protector.
The new republic of Yucatan, which recently separated
from Mexico on the same principles that Texas separated
from that state, had established a constitution on the most
liberal political, religious, and commercial principles. All
religions are protected, and the freedom of the press is gua-
ranteed, The New York papers publish a decree, which
contains the spirit and essence of the new constitution.

MONTE VIDEO AND BUENOS AYRES.
Extract of a letter leceived in Liverpool from Monte Video,
dated March 31, 1841 :
" The Buenos Ayres fleet, consisting of one brig, bearing
the pendant of Admiral Brown, and five small craft, appeared
off this port on the 29th instant, and anchored this morning
at the mouth of the harbour ; but whether the intention be
anything beyond bringing our fleet to action or not is not
known. On taking his position Brown saluted the town with
21 guns, having the flag of the republic at the foremast head.
It is rumoured that the port will be placed under blockade,
but we do not credit it. The public mind is so much taken
up with the event that business is out of the question. The
present paralysation will continue so long as the vessels con-
tinue in this quarter.
" Our fleet was at Colonia a few days since, but it is feared
it will not be able to cope with that of Buenos Ayres.
" A direct property tax is to be levied to raise 60,000 dollars
monthly to defray the expenses of the war with Buenos
Ayres."
The rate of exchange on England was to it premium,
with a fair amount of business for the Stephen Whitney and
the Britannia.

Bellamy, nence at C ]cotta
Enterprise, Robeptson, and Bengalee, Boodle, from Mauritius at
ditto
Old England, Hodson, from Sydney at Calcutta
Lady Stormont, loaded for Liverpool, was totally wrecked in tne
Hooghley Bth April : crew saved
Penang, hence for Canton, was spoken about Bth April, bearing
up for Singapore, to undergo repairs, having been dismasted off the

Mauritius
John Harrocks, hence for Singapore, was spoken 6th January, in
lat 35 S, long 14 •

Robert Finnic, Beverley, from Brazil at Valparaiso
Delhi, Herbert, from Islay at ditto
Rosalind, from Valparaiso for
Constellation, hence at New Orleans
United States, Allen, hence at New York
Laurel, hence for ditto, was spoken in lat 51, long 15
Ambassador, Clark, hence at Halifax
Cornelius. Sim, hence for Alexandria, struck on the Monsen.
Reef, near Marsacala, 21st May. and sunk in about 2 fathoms oi
water : crew saved
Renard, Salmon, from Buenos Ayres
March On the 17th May, in lat 34, loc
Mauritius for this port
Fairy Queen, arrived here yesterday. while lying to In a heavy
gale from N.N.E., on the 21st May, in lat 44 41, long 17 18 W., saw
a quantity of drift ice

this port at Triuidad

s at this port, sailed 17th
g 42, spoke the Falcon, fm

SATURDAY. JUNE 5.--Wind S.S.W. light.
ARRlVED.—Stephen Whitney; Popham, from New York; sailed
lath May. The Britannia (steamer) was to leave Boston the fol.
lowing day for Halifax and this port.
SAlLED.—Lancashire, Lyon, tor New York.

Tyrone, Spear, and Aletander, Leeds, hence at New York
Nimrod, Manning, hence, and Sir Charles Forbes, Bacon, from
Cork, at Port Philip
North Briton, Dawson, hence at Sincapore
Orleana, , Irons Bombay, at China
Antonio, Wailer, and Erin, M'Donald, hence at Havana
Panope, hence at Monte Video
Packet, Brigs, hence at Beirout
Europe, Kearsley, hence at Swinemunde
Maria, Vanloo, hence at Ostend
Vanguard, Walker, sailed from Sincapore for Sydney 6th March
Jean Graham, Thornton, from California and Valparaiso, (with
300,000 dollars on freight,) off Faimouth
Mermaid, Pepperell, from Monte Video, at Falmouth, sailed Ist
April, in company with the Phantom, for this port. The Seagul
was to sail for this port the same day, and Stamboul in three or

four days.
Neptune, M'Donald, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 14th
April, in lat. 1 S, long. 23 W
Lord Althorp, , hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 28th May,
in lat. 47. long. 10

SUNDAY, JUN& 6.—Wind N.W. light.
ARRIVED.—Havre, Carpenter, from New York—Matthew Plum-
mer, , from Buenos Ayres—Horsford, , from Maracaibo
Falcon, , from Mauritius.
SAlLEn.—Redbreast, Bence, for Naples—Glenroy, Bailie, for
Hammerfest—Libra, Dunie, for St. Petersburg—Meridian, Wil-
liams, for Richtnond—Manuella, Cucullu, for Havana—W. S. Ham-
ilton, Brown, for China—Solon, Buchanan, for Wilmington—Mary
Caroline, Lawson, for St. John, N .B.—Jane Walker, Gillies, ditto—
Ocean Queen, Wilson, for Quebec—Corinna, Wilmet, for Calcutta
—Lotus, Yeaton, for Savannah—Emerald, Larken, for Genoa—
Wave, Pugsley, for ditto, &c.—Atlas, Michaelson, and Jupiter,
Hartoch, for Antwerp—Providence, Sikkes, for ditto, &c.—Roch-
dale, Shepherd, for St. Vincent—Eve, Airth, for Rio Janeiro—Mar-
garet, Roche, for Bombay—Oporto, Smith, fot Oporto—Victoria,
Tait, for Riga—and Despique Inveja, for Lisbon.

Water Witch, Dunn; Chase, Powell, and Lancashire Lass, Nor-
man, hence at Malta
Bromiclaw, Stewart, hence at Pillau
Sylvanus Jenkins, hence for New York, was spoken 22nd May,
in lat. 43, long. 20
Narraganset, --, hence and Manilla, at China
Cassiopaa, -. sailed from Saugor for 18th April
Iron Duke, , from Calcutta for Liverpool, was spoken sth
May, in lat. 17 N, long. 35 W
The British Monarch, Park, arrived in the Downes, from Ja-
maica, on 22nd April, saw a large ship on her beam ends, with only
foremast and bowsprit standing, on the east end of the Colorados
Bank, and apparently abandoned. A schooner was at anchor near
her. On the 24th April, passed H.M.S. Skip Jack, and was in-
formed the ship on the Colorados was the Majestic, of Liverpool

MONDAY, JUNE 2.—Wind N.N.E. fresh

Haitley, for Antigua—Harmony, Jamieson, for
Quebec—Columbine, Woolverton, for Constantinople and Odessa—
Jackson, Jackson, for Berbice—Eliza, Gilpin, for Montego Bay—
Vine, Brown, for Dordt—Norval, Corbin, for Copenhagen—Comet,
Sanderson, for St. John, N.B.—Ocean, Ward, for Quebec—Louisa
Maria, Weeks, for Cronstadt—Lightning, Melhuish for Cadiz, Etc.
—Charles, Guilbert, for Leghorn—Caractacuc, Harris, for Dordt—
Ganges, —, for Rochefort Fleming, for Quebec—
and Livorno, Mayhow, for Narva.

Atlas, Michaelson, for Antwerp, struck on Burbo Bank yester-
day afternoon, was towed off by the Albert, steam tug, and after-
wards sunk in five fatnoms water.
Alarm, --, from Buenos Ayres to Liverpool, was spoken sth
May, in lat. 15 N, long, 37 W

Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool.
May 25, Pred. W ilhelm 4th, Mink, from Danzic, with wheat,
27, Earl August, Brilcke, ditto with grain.
27, Christiana, from Revel, with flax.
27, Zulima, Gronlund, from Borgo, with timber.
28, Phoenix, Witt, from Memel, ditto