The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY, MAY 15.—Wind E.S.S.

ARRlVED.—Sesostris Logan, from New Orleans.
SAILED.—Hugh Roberts, Owen, for Melbourne—Majestic,
Bissett, Fernando Po—Greyhound, Barker, Rio Janeiro—Bijou,
Long, Pernambuco—Holyoke, Perkins, Boston—Centurion,
Cuombes ; Garrick, Walker ; Cornelia, Wrench, New York—
Emerald, English, Halifax, N.S.--Preciosa, Schweigaard,
Cronstadt—N. Esule, Sinajicich, Chioggia—Caroline, Voss,
Danzic—F. Elizabeth, de Jonge, Narva—P. Eugene, Bjirck,
Trieste—Margarita, Soppa, Venice.

William Penn, M'Leod, from Bombay, off Queenstown.
A hurricane, which caused many disasters, is reported to
have taken place at Madras, on the night of the 27th March.
SCILLY, May I2.—The American ship Connecticut, of and
for New York,-which left Liverpool 21st April, was assisted in
here on Tuesday morning, in a leaky state, and with loss of
fore and main topmasts, topgallant masts, yards, jibboom,
sails, &c., on 26th April, in lat. 49, long. 15; the leaks are
trifling, and the vessel will shortly be ready to proceed on her
voyage.

MONDAY, MAY 16.—Wind S.E.

A RRlVED.—Petetta, Milburn, from Bordeaux—Vierni, Con-
stantinople—Splendid, Owens, Hamburg—Admiral, Crisp, New
Orleans.

SAlLED.—Tiberius, Moore, for Halifax—Anne Cheshyre,
Whiteway, San Francisco—Norida de Matiara, Vera Cruz—
Washington, Wilkie, Virginia.

Reindeer, Hunt, from Rio Janeiro at this port, sailed 24th
March, in company with the Joshua, for London, and Catherine
Swanston for Constantinople. The Ranger had sailed pre-
viously for Bahia.
Richard Cobden, Stewart; Windermere, Glendinning ; and
Ursuta, James, hence at Bombay.
Araminta, Feran, from Geelong, at ditto.
Dundonald, Gillies, and Hibernia, M'Alahon, sailed from
Bombay, 7th April, for this port.
Uruguay, Pringle, hence at Ceylon.
Don Ricardo, Wakeham, from Amoy at Canton, and sailed
24th March for Singapore.
Hero. Finlay, and. Tinto, Jones, hence at Canton.
Marian, Macintyre. Dumas, sailed from Canton for this port,
16th March. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Frances Whitney, Silver, from Manilla at Batavia, bound to
the United States ; leaky, and would have to discharge.
Luciparas, Kloppenburg. sailed from Batavia for samarang,
16th March; and Aurora, Currie. 16th, for Bombay.
Marion Moore, Tweedie, hence and Port Philip at Point de
Galle; under 90 days to Port Philip, and 35 days thence to
Point de Galle.

Koh-i-Noor, Bennett, from London at Port Phillip, previous
to 14th Feb, and was to sail for Point de Galle, 10th March.
Old England, Reed, hence at Aden, 19th April.
Hannah Salkeld, Cordiner, 23rd March; Loodinah, M'Dowell,
28th; Edward Bowstead, Sargent, and Edward Herbert, Grif-
fiths, 30th ; G. W. Browne, 31st ; John Matthie, Groome, and
Thomas Sparks, 3rd April, hence; Lahore, Harris, from Ran-
goon ; Gambia, Anderson, from Sydney, N.S.W., and loading
for Amoy; and Vanguard, from the Clyde 27th March,—all at
Calcutta. _ _ _ _ _

Patriot Queen, sailed from Calcutta on the 23rd March ; and
Duke of Wellington, 28th; Queen of the Wave, 31st; and Al-
ciope, sth April, all for this port; Mary Cannon, for Mel-
bourne, 23rd March; and Ayrshire Miller, for Singapore, 26th
March. _

Duke of Wellington, and City of Glasgow, from London, at
Calcutta.
Lady Raffles, Marienburg, from Penang; and Schah Scham,
Johns, from Singapore, at Hong Kong.
Empreza, from Callao, at Amoy.
Karib, Kilgour, hence; and Racer, from California, at
Shanghae.
Thomas Royden, and Harriet Humble, sailed from Shanghae
for this port on the 10th March.
Dior, Alston, from Bombay to China, was totally wrecked
near Woosung, on the 14th March ; part of cargo saved.
Claiborne, Dumas, hence at New Orleans.
BOMBAY, April 14.—The Wuseer, Buchanan, from Liver-
pool for this port, struck on the Cherbaniani Reef, 27th March,
and remained, with sternpost started, loss of rudder, and 7
feet of water in the hold, and would probably go to pieces.
The mate and six of the crew arrived safe in the vessel's gig.
Assistance has been sent to her. The captain and 13 of the
crew were on hoard a surveying vessel off Canmanore, and
would return to the wreck and endeavour to save the
outward
cargo. Gladiator, from London, has partially damaged her outward
cargo.
MADRAS, April 9.—On the 27th March we had a terrific gale,
which lasted till the evening of the 28th, during which the fol-
lowing ships were wrecked in our roadstead :—Seram_raioorg
1,000 tons ; Aboukir, 816 tons—chief officer and fourvoyages
yage,
drowned; Sutchini, new barque, on her second
be-
longing to Guernsey ; all three laden with ridces,tavanoddiboogurdshteo
London. The Devonshire struck, but etscape
has, however, to transfer her cargo to_heepSii P
arnEad:fvoavr,Li
on'adrorny:
and proceed to Calcutta for repairs. Th
rode out the gale with only slight injury.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Joseph Sanderson, from Calcutta, Feb. 9, 7 S, 86 E.
Marchmont, Bombay for thi March 31, off Ascension.
Galenea, for Montreal, April port N, 41 W.
Herald, -hence for Quebec, April_29,_4_6 N, 25 W.
Ann Holzberg, hence for Adelaide, May 6, off Cork.
Mencius, May 10, off Bardsey, with loss of topgallantmast.
Lucy Thompson, bound west, May 5, 49 N, 38 w.
Lady SheMourne, hence for Lima, March 28, 17 S, 30
Manilla, hence for Valparaiso, March 18, 5 S, 23 W.
Creamore, for Pernambuco, April 19, 39 N, 37 W.
Leonard Dobbin, 47 N, 25 W.
Jane Sparks, Bombay for Glasgow, April 10 26 N W
Standard, hence for St. Andrew, N. 11" April 28,
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Harvest Home, Mauritius for London, March

TIDE TABLE.
Dios. I MORN. EVRNO. HGHT.' HOLYDAYS,RTC.
Mayj hto h . I ft. i n
Tuesday....l7, 543 - 628 1H 10 .181 7 7 - 743 12 1
Thursday —l9l 816 844 13 5
Friday ....20', 9 8 934 15 4
Saturday ..21 958 10 20 17 4
Sunday ....22 10 40 i 11 3 1 18 11 i Trinity Sunday.
M0nday....23 11 24 111 47 1 20 1