The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

James Smith, from Rio Grande at this port. On 3d June,
in lat. 54 long. 10, picked up a cask of palm oil, with Maxwell
branded on the bead.

Hibernia, (steamer,) Ryrie, hence at Halifax Ist June.
Lady Shaw Stewart, Roper, hence at Talcabaano.
Sarah Rawes, Rowe, and Eleanor, Quirk, hence at Newfound-
land.

Royalist, Cooper, sailed from Alexandria for this port on the
25th May.
Emanuel, Fradlant, from Danzic for this port, off Dover.
Kelso, Roxburgh, from Matanzas at Cove.
The brigantine Aztec, of Wilmington, was passed 12th May,
in lat. 32, long. 75, abandoned, and in a sinking state, by the
Lady Sale, from Charleston.
ALEXANDRIA, 29th May.--The British barque Welcome,
with coals for Suez, was lost near Yambo, in the Red Sea, ulte-
rior to 28th March. Captain and three men saved; seventeen
drowsed.
Oregon, hence at Savannah.
Diana, Howes, hence at Boston.
Nevis, Fields, hence at Alexandria, A.S.
Coromandel, from Mobile for this port, at New York, in dis-
tress.

Lannan, M‘Gehan ; Hersilia, Crowell; and Shaw, Levett,
hence at Baltimore.

Caledonia, Hunter, from Charleston for this port, at Hamp-
ton Roads, with damage, and part of cargo thrown overboard.
Favourite, sailed from Alexandria 18th ult. ; Primrose, Dur-
kee, 17th, and Commerce, Henry, 20th, for this port.
almazoo, M`Cerran, and Columbine, Bose, hence at Phila-
delphia.
Planter, M'Culloch, from New Orleans for this port, at Key
West, in distress.

John Carver, Park, from Philadelphia for this port, at Nor-
folk, in distress.

Stephen Whitney, and New York, sailed from New York for
this port 18th ult.
Britannia, Ilamilton, and Amy, M'Garrie, hence at Montreal
Canton, Forge; Safeguard, Smith; Sarah, Barclay; Living-
ston, AlWougall : Celeste, hlaladley ; Wallace, Morton; Scot-
tish Maid, Stoke; and Charlotte, Farrie, hence at Quebec.
Bordeaux, Barnes, from Philadelphia for Cork, at Bath, in
distress. On the 6th nit. shipped a sea, which carried away
boats, spars, stove companion, shifted the cargo, and washed
the cook overboard.
Larne, Nicholls; Arabian, Hawkins; Springfield, Ruckard ;
Queen Mab, Rowe; Martha, Rich; Denmark, Andras; Sarah
and Louisa, Snow; Palestine Mumford; Mayo; Salem, Mil-
ford ; and General Wiltshire, Lennox, hence at New Orleans.
Loodianah, Daltamere, (six deaths and one birth on the pas-
sage;) Symmetry, M'Kennell; Howard Brown, Mountaineer,
Smith; Isabella Stewart, Trowell ; Marmion, Edwards; Ann
M'Kinn, Perry; Sardinian, Crocker; Sea King, Dunn; Com-
merce, Harvey; Waterloo, Allen; Cliton, Ingersoll; Oriental,
Hoyt ; Emigrant, Hill ; Enterprise, Funk ; Lady Huntley,
Oldis, Friendship, Loverman ; William C. Carson, Robertson;
London, Wightman ; Niantic, Ostram ; Fidelia, Hackstaff;
William Ward, Scouller ; Pacific, Ludlam; Speed, Trundell ;
and Eliza Kincaid, Wake, hence, at New York.

MONDAY, 14th JUNE.—Wind S.W.
ARRlVED.—Magnificent, Verrill; Envoy, M`Kittrick, (left
the Bar 4th May,) and Bridgetown, Wilson, from New Orleans
—Ninfa, from Havana—Nancy, Reeves, from Trieste—Victoria,
from Havana—Commerce, Bailey, from Savanilla—William
Russell, Goulding, from Pernambuco—Vesper, Bellamy, from
Zante.

SAILED--Madonna, Ferguson, Moulmein-Rockshire,
M`Lewy, Montreal.

Keltick Wood, Brown, from Porto Rico at the Clyde.
Scotland, and Rankin, hence at Grosse Isle.
Stadacona, Duffle, and Hindoo, Lawrence, hence at N. York.
Elizabeth Hoiderness, hence at Richibucto.
Lady Constable, hence at P. E. Island.
The cask of palm oil that was picked up by the James,.from
Rio Grande, as reported yesterday, is understood to have been
on board the Oberon, that sailed from Sierra Leone for this
port 20th November last, and never heard of afterwards.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th May.—The Alhambra, Lockhart, of
Dublin, from Liverpool to Valparaiso, foundered at sea on the
7th April, in lat. 38, long. 20. Crew saved by the Queen Mab,
arrived here.

The three-Masted schooner New Brunswick cleared at Chi-
cago (on Lake Michigan) for this port, previous to 30th May,
with a cargo of Indian corn. She will proceed through the
Lakes, the Welland Canal, and St. Lawrence.