The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-05 00:00:00

SATURDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind W.N.W., fresh,

ARRIVED.—OId Rapp, Dixon, from Alexandria—Banshee,
Africa—Camertonian, Spear, Calcutta—Undine, Hugitt, De-
merara—Nile, Callao—Clutha, Bruce, Charleston—Taymouth
Castle, Bahia—Azores Packet, Figueir—Fencer, Harris—Cle-
mentina, Marseilles—Vixen, St. Übes—Tramp, Bordeaux—
Amalia, Riga—Richard and Jane; Peit Hein, Amsterdam—
Joseph, Abram, Bayonne—Maria Camminga, Muller; Eliza,
Jones, Santander—Mary Goddard, Kevens, Schiedam—Nouvelle
Union; Victory, Nicholas, Nantes—Catharine Hodges, Lewis.
SAlLED.—America (s.), Leitch, for Halifax and Boston—
Arabian (s.), Graves, Constantinople—Albatross ;s.), Hansen,
Rotterdam. _ _

Akbar, Graham, from Calcutta, for this port, at St. Helena.
Rajah, Robb, from Bombay, for London, at St. Helena.
Menzies, Branthwaite, from Shanghae, at Bristol, Ist April,
Lockett, from Shanghae, at Downs.
Hibernia, from Melbourne, at Bombay.
Plencia, sailed from Matanzas for this port, 26th Feb.
Euphrates, Wilson, from Bombay for this port, at Crook-
haven, 29th March.
Margaret, sailed from Bombay 13th Feb. ; Mobile, 14th ;
Peony, 19th ; Ailsa, 19th ; and Herculean, 24th, all for this port.
Wild Flower, sailed from Shanghae sth Jan. ; and Emily,
12th Jan., both for this port—and Naomi, for Cork, 18th Feb:
Talbot, Haynes, from Lisbon, at this port. On 27th March,
in lat 44, long 10, saw the barque Forager, of Hull, a derelict.
The Pilot Fish, which sailed hence for Rio Janeiro, 30th
March, has put back, with the loss of four hands, washed from
the jibboom, off Wicklow, while refurling the jib.
Emerald. Moore. from Cinnnrn.o, Thomwo stoya‘..., wiiiiv,
trom Hong Lon;—and Crystal Palace, from London, all at
Shanghae._

Itaiiee, Barker; and Tubal Cain, Boyd, from Rangoon—
' Mirzapore, Parker; and Alciope, Lewis, from Melbourne, all
at Calcutta.
Jane Pratt, Clare, sailed from Saugor, 9th Feb.; Robert Rit-
son, 10th; and Tippoo Saib, 12th, all for this port—and Jalawar,
16th Feb., for Akyab.
Great Britain (s.s.), Mathews, from Australia, at this port; .
sailed from Melbourne sth Jan., Algoa Bay, 9th Feb., Cape of
Good Hope, 20th Feb., crossed the Equator 3rd March, put
into St. Michael, 19th March, and sailed 21st, and put into
Vigo, 27th, and sailed 30th Alarch. Has 180,732 oz. of gold on
freight.
Bella, Bell, from Maceio, at this port ; sailed 26th Feb., and
from Pernambuco, Ist March. The Penningham sailed from
Maceio, for this port, a few days previously, and the Othello
was loading for the Channel. The Columbus would sail from
Pernambuco, for Ceara, on the 2nd of March ; and the Empress,
for this port, in about ten days. The Linda had commenced
loading for this port.
State of Maine, Ford ; Mary Cannon, Runey, 6th Feb. ; Re-
corder, Sharp, 7th ; Anna 0, Guicovich, Bth ; Ann Longton,
Pearson, 13th; Kedgeree, Isbister, 16th; Duke of Wellington,
Gibson ; Courier, Nines, 18th, all hence at Calcutta—Matilda,
APPhin, 15th Feb., hence at Sincapore—Harriet Humble, Faw-
cett, 11th Jan. ; F. Chapman, Cunningham, 12th, both hence
at Shanghae—Magic, Quance, hence at Naples—Eliza, Maclott,
hence at Matanzas.

MAURITIUS, Feb. 14.—The Old England, from this port, for
Aden, put into Reunion, 3rd Feb., making twenty-eight inches
of water per hour; cargo discharging.

SUNDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Africa (s.), from New York, sailed 23rd March—
Cerro Gordo, Chandler, New Orleans—Express, Frith, Balti-
more—Edward, Martin; Centurion, Matanzas—Selma, Wes-
tenberg, Buenos Ayres—Penningliam, Anderson, Maceio—De
Jonge Jan, Marseilles—Mercurius, Haan, Dordt—Janet M`Wil-
liam, M‘William, Lisbon—E. L. Comercent, Martin, Bilboa.
SAlLED.—Bonanza, Penrice, Johnn, Larsen, Dront-
beim—Great Western. Furber ; C. Calhoun, Lowell, New
York.

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Fingalton, for Halifax, has put back, with loss of main and
mizen topmasts.
Cornelia, for New York, has put back, having sprung a leak.
Emigrant, for Caldera, has put back, leaky.
Louisa Munro, for St. Stephen, has put back, with loss of
mainyard, and leaky.
Theresa Oscars, for Hamburg, has put back.
British Queen (s.), from this port, at Malta, and left for Con-
stantinople:.

Mary Bibby, Herbert, at Antigua—Marlette, Decker; Fa.
vourite, Omega, at St. Thomas—Sir W. Raleigh, Weatherall, at
Panama,—all from this port.
Janet, Fleming, sailed from Alexandria, E. 14th March—Elia
and Progress, 16th March,—all for this port.
Otter, Spriggs, sailed from Mauritius, for this port, 9th Feb.
—and Mary Ellen, and Gossypium, for Queenstown, 10th Feb.
Persian (8.), from Constantinople—and Grecian (s.), from
Alexandria, E.,—both at Malta.
Blake, Raisbeck, sailed from Panama for Callao, Bth March.
Irlam, Jackson, sailed from Jamaica for N. Orleans, March 1.
Lahore, Harris, from Calcutta, at Rangoon.
DOUGLAS, I.M. April I.—The Provider, Wilcocks, of Ply-
mouth, from this port, for Glasgow, was totally wrecked this
morning, near Derbyhaven ; only one man saved.
Hort() KONG, Feb. 11.—The wreck of a large ship, with white
sides and black painted ports, the mizenmast and bowsprit
standing, was seen on the east side of the Island of Gaspar
Rico, by the Duke of Bronte, arrived here from San Francisco.
FLEETWOOD, April 2.—The schooner Success, Barton, of and
from Fowey, for Runcorn, ran ashore on the North Wharf, to-
day, and fined. One man drowned.
MAURITIUS, Feb. 14.—The Adelaide, from Adelaide, for
London, with wool, and one and a half tons of gold, put in here
11th Feb., the cargo having been on fire since the 4th Feb. By
scuttling the decks, and pouring large quantities of water on
the burning wool, the fire was extinguished by the evening of
the 11th Feb. The gold has been landed, and the cargo is now
discharging, some of it being much damaged.

MONDAY, APRIL 4.—Wind W.N.W

ARRIVED.—Eudocia, Vaughan; Pilgrim, Richardson and
Archibald, M'Nish, from New Orleans—Greenock, M'Gregory
and Rhoderick Dhu, Rogers, Mobile—Alfred the Great, Turpie,
New York—Esaldina, Porto Rico—Manteo 2nd, Nova, Avero—
Felicity, Jamaica, Allegro.
SAILED.—Bess, Pomeroy, for Oporto—Aldbro, M`Bernie,
Halifax—Peter Foulks, Carter, Trinidad.

Robert Kelly, for New York, which sailed 30th March, has
put back.
Penningham, which arrived here yesterday from Maceio,
shipped a heavy sea during a heavy gale, on the 27th March,
in lat 47, long 17, a great quantity of water going into the cabin,
and on the following day lost bobatay, bulwarks, head sails, &c.
Ben Nevis, Hervon, hence at Port Philip.
Vixen, Cooper, from San Francisco; Delta, Dennis; and
Theodore, from Melbourne,—all at Callao.
Amo (s.s.), Steele, hence at Gibraltar.
Brazilian, Newton, for Galatz, at ditto.
Aprodite, Falcus, for Beyrout, at ditto.
Victoria, Taverner, hence at ditto.
Judah, Touro, hence at New Orleans.
Shand, Christie, from Calcutta, at Boston, with a portion of
the passengers and crew of the clipper ship Golden Light, from
New York to San Francisco, which was struck on the 22nd
Feb., and burnt to the water's edge.
A submarine convulsion was experienced on the 18th March,
in lat 38 N, long 32 NV., which lasted about five seconds, in a
direction from E. by N., to W. by S., by the Nile.
IUADziRA, March 22.—The Antelope (s.s.), broken down air-
pump, bucket smashed, and air-pump rod bent.
HOLYHEAD, April 3.—The Lady Rowena, M'Donald, from
Alexandria for this port, was burnt to the water's edge 16th
March, off St. Vincent. Crew saved, and landed at Lagos.
BALTIMORE, March 20.—The Moses Taylor, from New Or-
leans to this port, aground at the S. %V. pass of the Mississippi,
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slraetcek.. Most of her cargo has been taken out

`WEXFORD, April 3.—The brigantine, Acov, Menseer, from
St. Michael's to this port, came on shore last night; is full of
water, and likely to be a wreck. Crew saved. A small quan-
tity of the cargo will be saved in good order.