The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-09 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY,- MAY 3.—Wind S.S.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Niagara (a.), Leitch, from Malta—Miramichi,
and Faro, Fernand, z, Rio Grande de Norte—Joven Rosita,
AI exandria, E—Zagara -Infanta, Calhoun, and Ellen, M‘Geary,
New Orleans—Alarm, Salter, Mobile—Defiance, Kendrick,
and Compromise, Zerega, New York—Adelaide, Cox; Cum-
berland, Hooper; and Scotia, M'Lean, Baltimore—Livorno,
(s. s.), Cumming, Marseilles.
SAILED.— Mermaid, Devey, for Melbourne—Evening Star,
Frost ; Lady Russell, Smiley ; Elizalwth Grimmer, Robertson,
Quebec—North America, Dunbar, Boston—lmperial, Morait,
St. John, N.B.—Prowler, Cumming, Newfoundland—Atlantic
(m. s.), West; Charles Crooker, Moorhead, New York—
Thomas Sparks, Kelly, Bombay—Courier, Davison, Calle—
Vesta, Cock, Miramichi—Priscilla, Lindsay, Algoa Bay—
Tyrone, KIIOWICF, Malta.

Ellen, hence, and Grenfells, from Huaseo, both at Caldera.
Medifetane, sailed from Honduras, 9th March, for this port.
Tempest, Patten, hence for New York, at Newport," 29th
April.
Leopard, Richard, hence at San Blas, and sailed for Man-
zanilla.

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Rhone (s.s.;, from Corfu, at Messina, and left for Palermo,
IStll April.
Ann Cheshire, sailed from Caldera, 4th Mari h, for this
port, and Dalmain, 28th Feb., for Cobija.
Trafalgar, sailed from Trinidad, 28th March, and Circas-
sian. 6th April, both for this port.
Victoria, sailed from Callao, 11th March; Henry Gardner,
13th ; Courtier and Plantagenet. 14th ; Great Britain, 15th;
and itneenol the Isles, 16th—all for England.

John Bright, arrived in the Downs from Mauritius, was
covered with a fine sand, on the morning of the 10th March,
in 1at..11 N, lon. 28 W ; the wind during the night was strong
from E.N. E.

Europe, from Panama; Chaucer, Wilson, from the Clyde;
Charlotte, Middleton, and Locheil, Rodgers, from Chinca,
and sailed for England; Eleanor Russell, Hutchinson, from
Acapulco. and sailed for Chinca; Nlalitoree. Cowan, from
Nest, Zealand, and sailed for Valparaiso—all at Callao.
A NtwErip, MAY I.—The Mary Elizabeth, from Liverpool
for Rotterdam, has been lost on the Bniten Grinder of the
Were Channel. _ Crew saved.

FALMOUTH, MAY 3.—The Black Hawk, from Liverpoo.i.
for New work, was totally dismasted. 19th April, in lat. 47,
lon. 35, and afterwards foundered. Crew rescued.

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, MAY I.—Tire Lucy is now lying
across the entrance of Peel Harbour, in a dangerous position
for vessels entering during the night, there not being sufficient
water to admit o her being brought in. The hull of the
Orleans, frcm Liverpool to New Orleans, has been sold where
it lies in this bay.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Home, outward, April 22, in 51 N, 10 W.
Lady Prudhoe, Coquimbo for Swansea, Jan. 15, in 41 S, 85 W.
Lady Elgin (supposed), Mobile for London., April B,in 46
25 W.
Ferivian, April 11, in 50 N, 20 W. •
Rothsay, hence for Africa, April 25,in 52 N, 6 W.
Union (American ship), March 8, in 35 N, 70 W.
Fingari, London for Melbourne, March 7.
Pasha, Ilobart Town for London, April 25, in 50 N,
Camillus, hence, April 22, in 46 N, 16 IV.
Alexandria, hence for Baltimore, April 4, in 37 N, 48 W.
Kob-i-Noor, for Port Phillip, Feb. 27, in 3 N, 21 W.
Geraldine, hence for Valparaiso, Feb. 27, in 3 N, 21 W.,
Emu, Feb. 14, in 51 N, 10 IV.
Marshall Bennett, April 28, in 47 N, 9 W.
Three large English steamers, unli troops, April2l, off Lisbon.
A. Z., hound west, April2l, in 41 N, 63 W.
Taylor, bound west, April ?5, in 48 N, 33 W.
Elbe, for New York, April 26, in 49 N, 26 W.
Marchioness of Queensbury, Savannah for Hull, April 3, in
44 N, 34 W.
Hamlet, hence for Boston, April 11, in 51 N, 22 W.
Commerce, Paraiba for this port, April 16, in 55 N, 17 W.
Actaeon, April 23,in 50 N, 14 W.
Alabama, bound west, April 19, in 50 N, 14 W.
Ceylon, of this port, April 12, in 50 N, 13 W.
Mary Black, hence for St. Augustine, April 23, in 50 N, 13 W.
Rolling Wave, hence for Calcutta. March 9, in 11 S, 23 W.
Belle, of this port, April 10, in 80-N, 14 W.
Cateria, hence, April 27, in 51 N, 3 W.
Catnbyses, hence, April 13,in Nl3 W.
Ant, hence for Newfoundland, April 20, in 50 N, 13 W.
Graf von Brandenburg, hence for B Atmore, March 30, in
33 N, 45 W.
Alberta, hence for Quebec, April 23, in 50 N, 16 W.
Pero, hence, April 22.
Bentinck, Valparaiso for Swansea, March 5, 40 days
out, 28 S, 22 AV.
Lawrence, bound west, April 22, in 51 N, 11 W.
Grace, New Orleans for this port, April 26.
Victoria, Adelaide for London, March 21, in 5 N, 23 W.
Talavera, Melbourne, Feb. 22, in 9 S, 12 W.
Golden Land, Plymouth for Melbourne, March 4, in 1 S, 21 W.
Bolivar, April 15, in 49 N, 28 W.
Hannah urayson, Jamaica for this poi t, April 28, off Queens-
town.
Shannon, April 12, in 50 N, 19 W.
Alice Gill, April 14, in 50 N, 26 W.
Mansion, Newfoundland, April 23, in 49 N, 15 W.-
Elizabeth Holderness, Richihucto, April 14, 10 W.
Sarah, hence. for Quebec, April 14, in 14 N, 29 W.
Ingleborougb, Bombay for this port, in 30 S, 9 E.
Dunbar, May 1, in 44 N, 9 W.
Emma, outward bound, May 3.
Anna A. Tyny, hence for Philadelphia, April 22, in 43 N, 32W.
Eliza, Aracan for this port, in 33 N, 29 W.
Alciope, of this port, bound N.E., in 54 S, 59 W.
Victorina, Sincapore for this port, March 21.
New World, April 14, in 27 W.
Oriental, Calcutta for this port, Feb. 3, in 17 S, 77 E.
Ann Mitchell, Bombay for this port, Feb. 27, in 35 S, 23 E.
Ellen Murray, Bombay for this port, Feb. 27, in 35 S, 23 E.
David Cannon, with emigrants, upper part of her port bow
daina.ed.

TIDE TABLE

ORN.;EVENG. HOHT.I HOLYDAYS,KTC

May.! h. m. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 9 9 6 927 13 11
Wednesday .11 947 10 8 15 4
Thursday ..12, 10 27 ilO 46 16 9 'Easter Terms ends.
Friday .... 13 11 4 11 23 18 3 Sun rises, 418 a.m.
Saturday 14 11 43 0.0 19 2 Sun sets, 416 p.m.
Sunday ....15 0 3 024 19 5 4th Sun. aft. Easter.
kionday ....16 044 . 1 7 18 8 1

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