The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-25 00:00:00

FRIDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind E.S.E„ light.

A anivEn.—Dreadnought, Samuels, from New York—Maid
of Athens, Bonfellow, Alexander—Jesus Del Monte, San-
tander —Amelie, 113oufret, Bordeux—Olympias, Wilson, New
Orleans—Nimrod, Rasmussen, Malaga—Fernandez, Contente,
Lisbon Ostend—Saute Anna, 11. st revechia. Manga-
nilla—Glengariff, Jamaica—Flying Scud, Patten,. New York—
S ,uvenir, Popham, Salonica—Conta Sisiacb, Venice—Everton,
Ring, Rio Grand del Norte.

SAlLED.—Goddess, Scott, for Nevis—Ajace, Grillo, Messina
—Marys, Thompson, and Rai nbovv, Bartlett, Quebec—Eleanor
Dixon, Quay, Valparaiso—lsaac Wright, Abeel, New York.

City of Glasgow (s. s.), which left this port on the Ist of
March last, had not arrived at Philadelphia when the Franklin
(m. s.) left New York ;Bth April), 38 days from the date of
the City of Glasgow's sailing from this part. She had 50
cabin and 280 steerage passengers, with 75 of a crew, making
a total of 405 on board, for whom she had provisions for 50
days, at full alloNl ance, with an ample supply of water and
condensing apparatus.
Star of Empire, Brown, hence at Boston.
Live Yankee, Brown, hence at New York.

Tuscarora, and ShenYandoafi .fbethhWiC;at Philadelphia.
In•rinsic,l%lTarlane ; and Grandee, hence; and Oromocto,
Allen, from Pleetwood7all at Savannah.

Guy Mannering, Washington, Garrick, Von Hein, American
Union, Arctic, and Senator—all hence at New York.

SATURDAY, APRIL 22.—Wind E.N.E., light.

ARRIVED.—Idas, Wescott, New Orleans—Nordstjernen,
Pettersen, Leghorn—Tit Bit, Hinde, Oporto—Mute, Cleverly,
Halifax.

SA ILE D. —Brothers, Heath, for Africa—Queen, Thompson,
Port Natal- Emilia, Falconer, and Sir R. Jackson, Gibb,
Demerara—Victoria de dos Herroanos, Francoss, Matanzas—
Ferris, Goddard. Buenos Ayres—Montezuma, Salis. Boston—
Africa (s.), Harrison, New York—Lumlev, Wells, Richibucto
—Mary Ann, Hunter, Newfoundland—Sin Nombre, Smarm,
Cadiz—San Antonia y Animas, Cammano, Cbristinestadt—
Janet Hay, Petrie, Malta--Francis, Glabeke, and Prophete,.
Kirck hove, Ostend.
Collingwood, off St. Helena.
Livorno (s.s.), sailed from Marseilles for this port, 16th inst.
John Currier, Gutman, hence at Fayal, and sailed, nth
ult., for Philadelphia.
Ebe, Boniceli, Irons Odessa, at Constantinople, and cleared
for this port._

Kat haw-rine Gwllady's, Abell, sailed from Algoa Bay for this
port, 9th Feb. _ _

Frankrort (s. s.), sailed from Leghorn, 12th instant, for
Naples, and John, Clark, 13th, for this port.
Royal George, Maxwell, from Calcutta ; Prince George,
from Moulmain ; Abeona, from Hong Kong; and Constance,
from -, at Ascension.

Swan, Mayson, hence, and sailed for Melbourne, 16th Feb.;,
James M'Queen, Connoly; from Dublin, and sailed for Port
Philip, 17th Feb. ; Lawrence, from London; Countess of
Winton, Clark, hence; and Geo. Dean, Le Couter, from
Angry Pequina, at Cape Town.
Somnauth, Lawson ; Marathon, Wilson; and Indian Queen,
Pollock, from Bombay; Mirzapore, Gardner, from Calcutta;
London, from Akyab ; Carr, from Singapore; and
Majesty, Richardson, from Saldanha Oily, and all sailed for
this p rt ; l'udsey Dawsun, Davis, front Shanghai, and sailed
for London, 3rd ult.; and Christina, Reed, from Singapore,
at St. Helena.

CA PE OF GOOD HOPE, FEB. 24.—The Anna, Downward,
from Bombay for Liverpool, which put in here, 17th Feb.,
1853, in a leaky condition, is still at anchor in Table Bay.
The Queen Mat,, from Liverpool for Bombay, put in here,
9th Feb., with crew in a state of mutiny, six of whom were
imprisoned for twelve weeks, with hard labour : she proceeded,
for Bouil,ay on the 12th.

SUNDAY, APRIL 23.—Wind E.S.E., fresh'.
. . _

•
ARRlVED.—Electric Flash, Pentreatb, from St. Michael's--
Judith, Robinson, Hamburg—G. N. F. B. Louisa, Aribarri,
Bilboa—Eustoquid, Atazabal, Santander—Gertruida, Amster-
dam.
SAlLED—Countess of Elgin, Veners, for Sydney —Prudencia,,
Velasco, Bilboa—Aurora, Lestuiver, Genoa—Meridian, Bland-
ford, Berbice—Argus, Graham, Pictou—Juliane, Sehutte,
Cuba—Bridesmaid, Bandairs, Rio Grande—Pet, Ley, and
Dois de Julio, Pinto, Gibraltar—A. M. Wilhelmina, Fisher,
Batavia—Rothesay, Cumming, Africa.

Frances, Blundell, hence, at Pars.
Corriere de Messina, Poscich, cleared at Trieste, instant,
and Rhone (s.s.), Ilth, for this port.

MONDAY, APRIL 24.—Wind E.S.E.
ArturvEn.—Somnauth, Lawson from Bombayßonachan,
S,:ott, Mobile—Wm. Ratlibone, Pratt; Hoxie; and
Cumloden Castle, M'Donald, New York—Lindisfarno, living,
Gothenburg—Canada (r. m. s.), Stowe, Boston. April
12,
Norwlif Haax, April 14--Nordcap,E
Holme, Copenhagen—. D.,
ay.
SAILED.—Triton, Bond, Quebec—Clara Wheeler, Nelson,
New Orleans—Alex. Johnson, Atkinson, Melbourne—Arrow,
Burnard, Malta—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—Magda.
lena, Biet, Trieste—Lawrence Rita, Mendrsona, Havanna._

The Canada had on board Vice-Admiral Sir Geo. F. Seymour,
late commander-in-chief An the North American and West
Indian Station, succeeded by Rear-Admiral Fatishawe. who
went out in the r. m. s. America, Ist April. The Canada has
391,594 dollars in specie. No news of the City of Glasgow (s.s).
Icarus, Tomlin, hence at Surinam.
City of Manchester, hence at Philadelphia, Bth April, in
17 days.
Aruer;ca (r. m. s.), hence at Halifax, April 14.
Europa (r. m. s.), April 8; Euroclydon, Jno. Ginnes;
Antartic, Stouffier ; Henry Clay, Caulkins—all hence at New
York.'
Granath). Bachelder, hence at New Orleans..
Richard Alsop, hence at Virginia.
Philadelphia, Foulke, hence at Philadelphia.
Chasca, Collier; Wild Rover, Hamilton; Forest State;
Pollster; Favourite, Thompson—all hence at Boston.
Ellen Simpson, Scott, Valpariso, at California.
Charity (s.s.), Portland, at Queenstown, for fuel, and would
proceed this evening (qy. last evening) for Liverpool.
Mary Ann and Mersey cleared at California March 4; and
Eleanor Crowell, March 6; all for Callao.
DEAL, APRIL 23.—(8y Magnetic Telegraph.)—TO-night
is blowing from N.E. The Anemone, of Sunderland, from
Shields to Philadelphia, struck upon 'the Goodwin Sands this
morning; was got off, and subsequently run on shore on the-
Main. Crew saved.
BosToN, APRIL I2.—The Calcutta, from Boston to London,
is ashore on Cape Sable. Two ships were seen ashore on the
Berry Islands, April 2. The Orlando, of Kennebanck, from
Matanzas to Cowes, got ashore near Memory Rock, Feb. 27;
was assisted off by wreckers and taken to Nassau.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Coronet, hence for Porto Rico, April 3, in 47 N, 13 W.
Avalanche, New Orleans for this port, in 25 N, 85 W.
Columbian, hence for New York, March 20, in 34 N, 74 W.
James Carson, hence for Melbourne, April 10, in 49 N, 10 W.,
Highlander, for Calcutta, in 49 N, 10'W.
Lima, hence for Quebec, April U, off Ballycotton.-
Abbots Reading, in 40 N, 14 W.
Balkan, Mauritius for this port, March 20, in 2N, 22 W.
Swordfish, April 6, in 47 N, 12 W.
Garrick, hence for New York, March 17, in 44 N, 45 W.. •
Travancore,* March 5, in 2 N, 21 W.
Alicia, London for Launceston, March 5, iu 2 N, 21 W.
Balmoral, hence for Sydney, Feb. 28, in 2 N, 23 W.
William Stetson, New Orleans for this port, March 22, in 30
N, 80 W.
Christiana, Sincapore for this port, March 4, in 14 S, 8 W.
Ruby, from Shields, twenty-two days out, in 50 N, 30 W.
Dauntless, Apalachicola for this port, March 19,in 25 N, 80W.
John Bryant, hence, March 23, in 33 N, 76 W.
Afarclunont, Mobile for this port, March 24, in 33 N, 73 W.

TIDE TABLE.

MORM.•EVENO. HOLYDAYS,II•TC

April.! h. in.
Tuesday.... 25! 10 22
Wednesday .26! 10 59
Thursday —271 11 35
Friday —.28; 0 0
Saturday —291 024
sancta), ....301 056
Monday.... ii 128

h.
. ft. in.
10 41 16 10
11 18 18 0
11 52 118 3
0 8 IS 4
0 40 , 17 9
1 42 1 17 0
1 45 115 7

ISt. Mark

Sun rime, 4 47 a.m.-
Sun sets, 7,33 p.m.
,2nd San. aft. Easter.

ADMIRABLE REMEDY - POE ERR. CURE' OP BILE,
INDIGESTION, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.—The widow of
an Officer in the 13.1. C. Service resided many years in
Calcutta, where her sliver and stotnianethii;ehsatlinbeacnoymekinsdo
deranged that she had much difficulty
of food. Shesuffered almost unceasingly from Sick headache
nervousness, and lowness of spirits, the result of a debilitated
constitution. The medical aid she had was of• no avail, and
her friends gave up all hope of her recovery, until abe bad
recourse to Holloway's PHIS; which in about six weeks
restored her to sound and perfect health.
THE TEETII.—A new and very curious invention con-
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Howard, of 17, George-street,- Hanover.square, London; it is
the production of an entircy new description of. Artifioiai
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tinguished from the originals by the closest observer.
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Dated this Gth day pf March, 18s4.
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