The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-13 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, APRIL 6.—Wind N.W., moderate.
ARRlVED.—tirania, Walters, from Demerara—Aberdeen,
ili`Grath, (sailed sth March,) from Savannah—Tamarac. Coo-
per, from St. John, N.B.—Nereid, Wyman, from Alexandria—
Richmond, Shannon, from Venice—Fama, Alrill, from Barce-
lona—Daring, Crisp, from Antwerp.
SAILED.—Sarah Sands, (screw steamer,) Thompson, from
New York—Earl of Chester, Blackstone, Bombay.

Cassiopea, Jackson, from Sincapore at St. Helena, and sailed
for this port 9th Feb. •
Gemini, from Calcutta at Deal.
Spencer, from Manilla at ditto.
Elizabeth, Ramsey, hence at Port Philip.
Ocean Queen, -, and Sherbrooke, hence at Savannah.
Minerva ; Eliza Fox ; Gem ; and Heir Apparent, hence at
Naples.
Hibbert, Bruce, hence at Leghorn.
Royalist, Cooper, and Ginlia, Pirandella, hence at Genoa.
Reaper, Blampied, hence at Marseilles.
Fenella, Hockley, sailed from Malaga for this port on 24th of
March.
St. Vincent, Maddock, hence at Havre.
Matador, Richman, hence at Stettin.
Eclipse, Kirkhove, and Vigilant, Gronendale, hence at Ostend
Wm. Parker, Stratton, from Mauritius at London.
VESSELS SPOKEN.

Conservative, from London for Algoa Bay, 7th January, in
lat. 34 S., long. 25 E—Dirk Hattrick, hence, 28th March, off
Tuskar, by the Hindostan—Horsford, of Belfast, lying to, 15th
March, in long. 10, by the Aberdeen—Alexandria, hence 21st of
March, in lat, 47, long. 10—Martha, hence, 24th March, with
loss of bulwarks, bowsprit, &c., and cargo shifted—Acadia, for
New York, 29th March, in lat. 50, lohg. 12.

WEDNESDAY, 7th APRIL.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRlVED.—Condoree, from Valparaiso—Cassiopea, Hodson,
Sincapore—John Clarke, Desbrow, New York—Herald, Futter,
Mobile—Maria Elizabeth. Wood, and Arab, from Alexandria—
Condon Rebon, Harvey, St. Michael's—George Anson, from
Constantinople—Aurora, Landeta, Havana; sailed al .March—
Margaretta, Bromgard, Groningen—ljallina Aurelia, Fekkes,
Rotterdam—Tarolinta, Cave, Boston ; sailed Bth March—Man-
tic, ()strum, Mew York—British Empire, Essen, New Orleans
Brooklyn, Ladley, Halifax—Waterloo, Allen, from New York;
sailed 15th March—Eliza Unswick, from Trieste—Betsey Su-
sannah, Nelson, Swemburg—Arethusa, Lovering ; Crescent,
Evans, and Anne Susan, Hughes, New York.

Irene, Frantzen, from Hamburg at this port, with loss of
head, bowsprit, and cutwater, having been in contact, off the
Bell Buoy, at ten o'clock on Tuesday night, with the Iron
Duke, steanier, for Dublin, which proceeded.
Jane, Gales, from Callao at Falmouth, leaky, and part of her
cargo thrown overboard, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
Mary H. Kendell, Crocker, from New York at Warren Point.
Richmond, Guppel, for Baltimore, at Cove. •
Robert Nichol, from Ostend for Marseilles, at Cove.
Crusader, Naughton,for Alexandria at Cove.
Commerce, Engel, hence at Memel.
Mary Jane, Riley, hence at Naples.
Aurora, Hartwood, hence at Malta.
Rapid, Fell, sailed from Malta for this port 25th March.
Marmion, Ewing, from Manilla at London.
Lady Flora Hastings, from Mauritius at Deal.
Jacobina Barbara,Schub, from Amsterdam at Deal.
Jane, M'Clane; Erin's Queen, Davidson ; Intrinsic, M‘Kay ;
Virginia, Eaton ; M'Clelland, -; Sheffield, and Smith, hence
at New Orleans.
John and Robert, M‘Cechine ; Commodore, Pritchard ; Tar-
quin, Moody ; Alliance, Tucker; Aurora, Corkham ; and Ar-
gyle, Brockbank, hence at Charleston.
Marward, Marward ; Affghan, Black, and St. John, Richard-
son, hence at Savannah. •
Ohio, Bird, hence at New York,
Unicorn, Boyd, and Russia, hence at Philadelphia,
Chemago, Snow, hence at Baltimore.
Mary Ann, hence at Boston.
Emblem, Davidson, and Keying, -, hence at Virginia.
Cumberland, Power, hence at Apalachicola,
The Maid of Mona, M`Lellan, hence to Havana, was lost near
Nuevitas 20th Feb. Crew saved. _

NEW YoRK, March 15.—The British barque Lord Wellington
was seen on shore at Barnegas on the 7th instant, with lighters
alongside. A barque, Supposed to be British, and to have left
the Hook on the 11th instant, went ashore south of Egg Har-
bour on the 12th instant, in a snow storm. 12th.—The Ameri-
can barque Cora, Hatcher, from Philadelphia to Belfast, waS
abandoned on..the 6th instant, in lat. 36 : crew taken off by the
Vermont, which arrived at this port. At St. Thomas, previous
to Ist instant, the brig Rowland, in distress, from Baltimore,
for Liverpool, had commenced discharging her cargo of flour
and corn, badly damaged ; and the brig E. D. Woolfe, in dis-
tress, from Philadelphia for Liverpool, had commenced dis-
charging.