The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-12 00:00:00

MONDAY, JULY 11.-7 Wind W.N.W

ARM VED.—Northern Chief, Alder; and William Stetson,
Alder, from New Orleans—lvy Green, Bray, Alexandria--
British Lion, Crawford, Quebec—Ceres, Stevens; and British
Lady, Mugford, Marseilles—Claudia, Morris, Tersors.
SAILED.—EIiza Jenkins, Dean, for Monte Video—Flora de
Panque, Rodrignes, Rio Janeiro—Providence, Niemann ; Vic-
toria, Dannenberg ; and Frederick, Voss, Dantzic —Marie
Frederick, Matsdorff. Elsinore.

Queen of England, hence at Bahia.
Enchanter, from Australia, at ditto, and sailed for London..
Albatross, hence for Melbourne, off Port Philip Heads April 9.
Curraghmore, hence ; and Buena Ventura, at Panama.
Tambien, hence at Havana.
Emperor, Bruce, from Bahia, at this port, sailed 28th May;
in company with the Royalist, for the Channel. The Ranger
sailed on the 26th for the Channel. The brig Francisca, from
St. Vincent, for Australia, foundered on the Bth May, in lat
4N, long 18 W. Crew arrived at Bahia in the Swedish ship
Irene, bound to California. Left the following vessels loading
at Bahia for the Channel :—Runo, Annie, Diana, Eliza Robson.
Matanzas, and Charles ; the latter in want of a captain and
part of her crew. For Gibraltar : Guardian, Hamburg:
Princess. Destination not known : Viscount Sandon, Samp•
son, Champion, and Esk.
PANAMA, June 16.—The barque St. Mary, hence to Liver-
pool, put back on the Bth of June, with rudder gone, and other
damage, having been on shore on a reef oft Barlacaras.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Agnes, hence for Demerara.
Callao, hence for Callao, June 20, lat 42, long 11 W.
Levi, Woodberry. New Orleans for this port, June 1, 28 N, 80 W.'
Lizzie Harward. New Orleans for this port, June 10, 33 N, 73 W.
John Currier, Charleston for this port, June 10, 33 N, 73 W.
John Fielden, hence for Moreton Bay, April 10, 21 S.
John Spence, hence, 47 N, 13 W.
Mariner, Maceio for this port, May 21, 11 S, 34 W.
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Janet, hence for Quebec, June 26, 48 N, 32 W ; her cargo.
coals, bad been on fire, but was then all right; did not re•
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Amaranth, of this port, July 4, off Tuskar.
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Theresia, hence for Adelaide, May 13, 4 N, 23 W.
Catania, hence for Naples, June 21, 41 N, 11 W.
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Ann or Ant, hence for Sydney, April 30, 2 N, 21 W.
Belmont, hence for Adelaide, May 1, 3 N, 21 W.
Imaum of Muscat, Hartlepool for Australia, May 3, 5 N, 19 W.
Regent, for Sydney, June 16, 37 N, 49 W.
Nora Creina, Plymouth for Australia, June 15, 47 N. 31 W.
Richard and Ann, Plymouth for Australia, June 15, 40 N, 11 W.
Queen of the Ocean, bound W., June 28, 44 N, 56 W.
Clyde, hence for Quebee, June 1, 45 N, 47 W.
Pickwick, for Valparaiso, 45 N, 9 W.
H. H. Boody, New Orleans for this port, June 2, off C. Carne.
William Ernst, hence for Sydney, June 20, 45 N, 10 W.
Sandbach, hence for Demerara, July 3, lat 49.
Hector, hence, May 12, off Madeira.
Tiphys, hence for Labrador, June 18, off St. Paul.
Old Rapp, hence for Quebec, June 15, 47 N. 47 W.
Kate Kearney, June 3, 7 N, 20 W.
Crown, hence for Philadelphia, June 3, 50 N. 17 W.
Westmoreland, hence for Philadelphia, June 5, 18 W.
South Carolina, New Orleans for this port, Junel4, off Tortugas.
International, New Orleans for this port, June 12, 47 N, 59 W.