The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-24 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MAY I9.—Wind N. to N.N.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Broom, Drysdale, from New Orleans—Africa,
Cutbbertson, Africa—William Ward, Johnson, Mobile—Ca-
milla, Otto, Philadelphia—Jesusa, Algorta, Tarragona—United,
Laguna—Kingston, Murray, Charleston—Liberte du Com-
merce, Nantes—Albatross, Jersey. _ _

SA I LE D.—Triton, Smith; for Quebec—Rival, Jackson, Ham-
mertest—Mfdina, Guthrie, Santa Martha.

Willem 111., Reitzke, hence at Jamaica.
Shackamazon, West, hence at Adelaide, S.A.
Laidmans, from the Clyde off St. Thomas, 3d May.
Amelia. Wilson, from Monte Video at Falkland Islands.
Thornhill, from New Orleans in the Clyde.
Samuel Cunard, Ward, sailed from Antigua for this port, 2d
April.
Camoens, (and sailed for a Brazilian port, 17th March,) and
Uruguay—both from Buenos Ayres at Monte Video.
Record, Patrella, has been lost at Penguin Island, Patagonia.
Plata, from Monte Video ; Charles, Esnouf, from Buenos
Ayres; Eclipse, Laing, hence (and re-sailed for Shanghae on
the 16th March); and Ranger, Ellerby, from Rio Janeiro—all
at Bahia.
Nil Desperandum, Swaflin; Queen of the West, Tregarthen ;
Margaret Elizabeth, Elliot; Choice, Ogler; Albion, Manly;
and John Ritson, Titfen, hence; Victoria, Renouf, and Thetas,
Mappolder, from Cadiz—all at Buenos Ayres.
Cuthberts, M`Lean, from Sydney, N.S.W. (and re-sailed for
London 24th March), and Elisa. Bocherter, from Monte Video
(and re-sailed for Maceio and Liverpool oth April) —both at
Rio Janeiro.
Nora Creina, Webb, sailed from Bahia for Hamburg, 23rd
March ; Osprey, 26th ; Feliciana, 27th ; Verbena, 3rd April ;
Pomona, 4th ; and Lucy, 14th—all for he Channel ; Templar,
Marshall, 7th April ; and Mariner, 15th April—both for this
port.
The Ann Carr, Davies, sailed from Buenos Ayres for Ensenada,
14th March; Nancy, Larson, 15th; Rhodda, M'Cormack, 17th;
Wilton, Wood, and Nelocidad, 24th—all for this port; and
Catharina, Petersen, 16th, for the Brazils.
JAMAICA, APRIL 26.—The Agnes, of Liverpool, from St.
Thomas for Honduras, was stranded on Slsop Shoal, near the
old harbour. Assistance had been sent to her.

BARBADOES, APRIL 27.—The Hibbert, from Buenos Ayres
and Bahia for Liverpool, put into Barbadoes on the 12th April,
leaky. She has been lightened, surveyed, and is likely to
require a thorough overhaul.—The Joseph Wheeler has been
examined; her keel is much splintered, and will require a new
one.

TOBAGO, APRIL 23.—The Isabella Thompson, from Deme-
rara for London, which put in here on the 24th March, has
been surveyed and condemned. The sound part of her cargo
has been transhipped into the Adelaide, bound for London.

FRIDAY, MAY 20.—Wind S.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Joseph S. Anderson, Wilson; Trafalgar, M'Nid-
der, and Oriental, Scobo, from Calcutta—Enterprise, Jones,
Laguna—Swordfish, Green, Pernambuco—Constellation , Allen ;
Orient, Hill, and Roscoe, Clements, New York—Phoenix, Mop-
pet, Philadelphia—Squantum, Crocker; Salem, M'Grath, and
Mozart, Boutelle, New Orleans—lduna, Radicich, Trieste—
Greta, Liversedge, Verna—British Queen, Evans, Cette—Des-
patch, Marine], St. Malo—Kalamazoo, Falke, Morlaix—Mas-
chenplatz, Reiks, Stettin—Johanna Catharina, Hamburg—
Jabob Cat, Kohing, Amsterdam—Jong, Lucas, Boutkoe, and
Clemence, Ninteman, Antwerp—Le Valliant, De Vries, Norden
—Christiana, Vildervank, Kiel—Union, Denduyts, Ostend—
Beacaire, Hildebarron. Bayonne—Edward Johnson, Lawson,
New Orleans—Springfield, Roy, Savannah—Mary Hale, Rol-
lins, Baltimore—Jenny Lind, Mills, Callao—William Penn,
M`Leod, Bombay—Orana, Alexandria,
SAlLED.—Caroline, Brabazon, for Riga—Fennegina, Duit ;
Afiena, Alberdina, Nogel ; and Hermann, Elling, Narva—Con-
rad, Fox, Lima—Fencer, Harris, and Harmonie, Davies, Leg-
horn—Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, Constantinople—Charles,
Simons, Bruges—Albion, Driscoll, Pillan—Ellen Jenkinson,
Brown, Africa—Sophie, Bentson, Hamburg—. Mary Goddard,
Koens, Melbourne—lsaac Wright, Abeel, New York—Cygnet,
Boyce, Rotterdam—Corea, Burnard, Quebec.

Braganza, sailed from Caldera for this port, March 25.
The Abeona sailed from Langua for this port, March 21.
The French barque Augusta, for Havre, was totally wrecked
on the bar of Laguna, previous to March 21—crew saved.
Ashburton, hence at New York.
Mary Caroline, hence at Mobile.
St. Johannes, hence at Boston.
City of Glasgow (s.s.), hence for Philadelphia, was off the
" Capes " of Dalaware, May 6 ; sailed April 20.
Nil Desperandum, Swaflin ; Queen of the West, Tregarthen ;
Margaret Elizabeth, Elliot; Choice, Ogler; Albion, Manly;
and John Ritson, Tiffen, hence at Buenos Ayres.
ELSINORE, May 20.—The Supply, of Stornoway, from Liver-
pool for Cronstadt, got on shore, but was assisted off without
apparent damage, and proceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 19.—The s. s. Water Witch, from Liver-
pool for Genoa, &c., arrived at Gibraltar on the 12th inst., very
leaky, havingbeen aground near Cadiz. She is being discharged.
VALPARAISO, March 31.—Yesterday it blew a gale from the
north, during which the brigs Lord Cochrane and Cadet sank
at their anchors, and several other vessels received damage.
COLOMBO, Apr il 2.—A. barque, apparently of about 400 tons,
was seen off Trincomalee on the Ist inst. She had lost her
mainmast and jury foremast, and was endeavouring to make
for the harbour.
CALLAO, March 27.—The Angelina, Huddon. from Liver-
pool for California, has put in here, having been struck by
heavy seas off Cape Horn, and having been struck by light-
ning. She has her bowsprit broken, and has lost maintopsail,
foreyard, bulwarks, &c., and had her decks swept. Part of her
cargo was thrown overboard, and the remainder is now being
discharged in a burnt and otherwise damaged state.