The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-09 00:00:00

• SATURDAY, MAY 6.—Wind S.W., light.

ARRIVED.— Windsor Castle, Apalachicola—B.L. Harriman,
A ry, Philadelphia—Annette Gilbert, Gales, Callao—Rein-
hnldt, Malaga—Enthusiast, Ditchburn, Antigua.

SAiLuu.-ZEuropa (s.), Shannon, and Ben-Nevis, Herron,
New Turk—lCjellestad, Abrahamson, Prince Edward's Island
—Thetis, Ceyndert, Archangel Pyreole (s. s.), Dugast,
n tes s tone, Lav‘ ton, Honduras—Princess C. Amelia,
Mathesen, Copenhagen—Flag of Truce, Day, Bombay.

Persian (s. a.). Graves, hence at Beirout.
Anne Porter, from the Mauritius, at St. Helena, and sailed
for Queenstown.
Inconstant, Owen, for San Francisco, put back to the Falk-
land Islands, 22nd January, with loss of rudder, and sailed
again, 26th. . _

-Elizabeth Duncan, Bowser, from Cardenas. at the Clyde,
with about fifty passengers saved from the Black Hawk, before
reported abandoned.
Orontes (s. s.), Leighton, hence at Palermo, under sail from
Gibraltar, having broken her shaft, and will proceed to
Messina and Alexandria under canvas.

STANLEY, FEB. 9.—The Porcupine, Weßinger, from Liver-
pool for California, which was condemned and sold at this
port, last year, has been refitted, and will sail for Nionte
Video to-morrow.

SUNDAY, M. 7.—Wind W.S.W., freak.

ARRIVED.—Nuevo Serann, Gade'z; Sidon, Hammerberg ;
and Van Brock, Jacob, Buenos Ayres—London, Marshall,
Akyab—Ela, Schade, Monte Video—St. Vincent, Shepherd,
St. Vincent—Pamelia; Brownlow, Jamaica—Ellen Oliver,
Leary, and Margaret Pollock, Cruickshank, New Orleans—
England, Beedie, Mobile—Ellen, Law, and Sir Harry Smith,
Haws, Savannah—William and Elizabeth, Charleston—Alex-
ander. Bain, and Cora, Barnham, Baltimore—Falcon, Taylor,
from Callao—New City of Cork, Jaynes, Barbados—Jesusa,
Algonte, Para—Parrraina. Finger, Salonica—Jane Hughes,
Catania —Adelaide, Taragona Liberia, Cruickshank, St.
John, N.B.
SAlLED.—Charles Chaloner, Haws, fur Quebec.

Eagle, Lister, from Laguna, at this port. Left loading, the
Providence. Lord Gough, and Novidade.
_ _ _

Lady Falkland, Pascoe, from Apalachinla, at this port,
with loss of bowsprit head, cutwater, and making water,
having run foul of an iceberg, 19th ult., at 10, p.m., in lat. 42,
lon. 46, during thick weather. On the 20th ult.' saw numerous
icebergs, and passed a great quantity of wreck.
Cannta, off .tzt. Helena, 15th March.
_

QUEEN.STOWN, MAY 6.—The Russian barque Argo, from
Cardenas for Liverpool, was brought in here to-day, a prize to
a revenue cutter.

MONDAY, MAY I.—Wind W.S.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—BiIIow, Mediterranean—Villa Nova,Villa Nova
—Arabian, Bombay—William, Bury, Apalachicola—Nonsuch,
Robinson, Alexandria, in thirty days' passage, and ten days
from Gibraltar—San Jose and N. S. del Carmen, both from
Santander—Circassian, Trinidad—Favorite, Buenos Ayres—
Coriolanus, New Orleans—Breeze, Marseilles—Verene, Jacob-
sen, Odessa—Horatio. Aux Cay es—Echo, St. Michaels—Cam •
bria, Mediterranean —Jno. Rutledge, New York.
SAILED.—Bijou, Long, Gibraltar—Georgians, Winsland,
Quebec—Alexander, Moore, An tigua—Mertha, Jager, Memel.

Aria (r.m.s.) Lott, hence at New York 20th April.
A large quantity of ice was passed 24th and 25th April, in
lat. 43 N., lon. 49 W., by the Liberia, arrived here.
SOUTHANIrTON. MAY 7.—The emigrant ship Powhattan,
from Havre, was lost at Barnegat previous to the 23rd April,
and all on board drowned (250). the Underwriter, from Liver-
pool, was still on shore at Squam Beach on the 22nd April,
but was expected to be got off. Passengers all safely landed.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Home. outward, April 22, in 51 N, 10 W.
Lady Prudhoe, Coquimbo for Swansea, Jan. 15, in 41 8,85 W.
Lady Elgin (supposed), Mobile for London, April B,.in 46 N,
25 W.
Peruvian, April H, in 50 N, 20 W.
Rothsay, hence for Africa, April 25, in 52 N, 6 W.
Union (American ship). March 8, in 35 N, 70 W.
Fingari, London for Melbourne, March 7.
Pasha, Hobart Down for London, April 25, in 50 N.
Camillus, hence, April 22, in 46 N, 16 W.
Alexandria, hence for Baltimore, April 4, in 37 N, 49 W.
Koh-i-Noor, for Port Phillip, Feb. 27, in 3 N, 21 W.
Geraldine, hence for Valparaiso, Feb. 27, in 3 N, 21 W.
Emu, Feb. 14, in 51 N, 10 W.
Marshall Bennett, April 28, in 47 N, 9 W.
Three large English steamers, with troops, April 24, off Lisbon.
A. Z., bound west, April 21, in 41 N, 63 W.
Taylor, bound west, April 25, in 48 N, 33 W.
Elbe, fur New York, April 26 in 49 N, 26 W.
Marchioness of Queensbury, Savannah for Hull, April 3, in
44 N, 34 W.
Hamlet, hence for Boston, April 11, in 51 N, 22 W.
Commerce, Paraiba for this port, April 16, in 55 N. 17 W.
Actaeon, April 23, in 50 N, 14 W.
Alabama, bound west, April 19, in 50 N, 14 W.
Ceylon, of this port, April 12, in 50 N, 13 W.
Mary Black, hence for St. Augustine, April 23, in 50 N, 13 W.
Rolling Wave, hence for Calcutta, March 9, in 11 S, 23 W.
Belle, of this port, April 10, in 50 N, 14 W.
Cateria, hence, April 27, in 51 N, 3 W.
Cawbyses, hence, April 13, in 51 N 13 W.
Ant, hence for Newfoundland, April 20, in 50 N, 13 W.
Graf von Brandenburg, hence for B Itimore, March 30, in
33 N, 45 IV.
Alberta, hence for Quebec, April 23, in 50 N, 16 W.
Pero, hence, April 22.
Bentinck, Valparaiso for Swansea, March 5, 40 days out, in
29 S, 22 W.
Lawrerce, bound west, April 22, in 51 N, tl w.
Grace, New Orleans for this port, April 2G.
Victoria, Adelaide for London, March 91, in 5 N, 23 W.
Talavera, Melbourne, Feb. 22, in 9 S, 12 W.
Golden Land, Plymouth for Melbourne, March 4, in 1 S, 21 W.
Bolivar, April 15, in 49 N, 28 W.
Hannah Grayson, Jamaica for this poi t, April 28, off Queens-
town.
Shannon, April 12, in 50 N, 19 W.
Alice Gill, April,l4, iu 50 N, 26 W.
Marmion, Newfoundland, April 23, in 49 N, 15 W.
Elizabeth Holderness, Richibucto, April 14, 10 IV:-
Sarah, hence for Quebec, April 14, in 14 N, 29 W.
Ingleborough, Bombay for this port, in 30 S, 9 E.
Dunbar, May 1, in 44 N; 9 W.
Emma, outward bound, May 3.
Anna A. Tyny, hence for Philadelphia, April 22, in 43N, 32W.
Eliza, Aracan for this port, in 33 N, 29 W.
Alciope, of this port, bound N.E., in 54 S, 59 W.
Victorina, Sincapore for this port, March 21.
New World, April 14, in 27 W.
Oriental, Calcutta for this port, Feb. 3, in 17 S, 77 E.
Ann Mitchell, Bombay for this port, Feb. 27, in 35 S, 23 E.
Ellen Murray, Bombay for this port, Feb. 27, in 35 S, 23 E.
David Cannon, with emigrants, upper part of her port bow
damaged.

TIDE TABLE

S. iMORN..EVENG., HIIHT.! HOLY DAYS, 'LTC

May.! h. in. 1). in. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 9 9 6 927 13 11
Wednesday .11 947 10 8 15 4-
Thursday .. 12 10 27 10 46 16 9 Easter Terms ends.
Friday ....13 11 4 11' 23 18 3 Sun rises, 418 a.m.
Saturday ..14 11 43 0 0 19 2 Sun sets, 416 p.m.
Sunday .... 15 0 3 024 19 5 .4th Sun. aft. Easter.
Monday.... 16 044 1 7 18 8

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gout, rheumatic gout, lumbago, sciatica, rh, umatisM, or any
branch of that widely.allied family, to recommend their
using them. In this country they are of wonderful efficacy ;
not only am I t.ersonally aware of their powers, but I see my
friends and acquaintances receiving unfailing benefit from
their use. I would not be without them on any account. If
taken in the early stage of disease they dissipate it altogether;
if in a later, they alleviate pain, and effect a much speedier
cure than by any other means within my knowledge."—Sold.
by Thomas Profit, 229, Strand, London k and by all respecta-
ble medicine vendors throughout the united kingdom. Price
2s. 9d. per box.
Tim TEETH.--A new and very curious invention con-
nected with Dental Surgery has been introduced by Mr.
Howard, of 17, George-street, Hanover-square, London; it is
the production of an entirely new description of Artificial
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capillary attraction, without springs, wires, or ligatures:
They SO perfectly resemble natural teeth, as not to be dis-
tinguished from the originals by the closest' observer. They
will never change colour or decay, and wilt be found very
superior to any teeth ever before used. This method does not
require the extraction of roots, or any painful operation what-
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perfect fit is obtained, and they are guaranteed to restore ar-
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to many persons, and those who are interested in it, should-
avail themselves of Mr. Howard's skill as a dentist.
THE EARL OP ALDROTtOUGIT AND TlOLLowAT'snLerf:
—An astounding cure by this miraculous medicine after r
'esvother means had failed. See extract from his lordship's
let-
ter, dated " Villa Messina, Leghorn, February 21,i 18{5• To
that your
Professor Holloway.—Sir,—I beg to acquaint y
mach, which all the most eminent of the
bleatcoueffect—nay, not
pills have effected a cure of a disorder ifn Ilyliavter
all over the Continent had not been
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even the waters of Carlsbad or . !
Algrlll cure any disorder of
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asntod-
the liver and stomach.
well developed has hitherto been'
CONSUMPTION when I of, dreadful disease in na-
influence of Du Barry's-
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having suffered for
Health-restoring
Celebrate .
wenonrssitdfeorremd
has incurable,
yielded
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letter from the .
—" Magdeburg, Sept• 16,
Rry complaint, became so ill at the'
celebrated Dr. Grier will be read with interest
year,that I looked daily for her dissolution,.
beginning
The remedies win
and the ulcerations of the lungs and night
without effect,
hints t 1 her fearfully. It was in this, evidently
of thishllitherto had relieved her remained now,
sweats de---- t
years from
the last and hopeless .
d powerless in even affording tem-
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relief—t L pulmonar onsumption
study,
who tna.
his special
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and
treats teri 1 u s Revatenta Arabica, to
study,
strengthening and restorative food, and I a h
try this
mhappy
to be able to express my astonishment as to its effects. 11Iy
every medicine remained
poor wife is now in as perfect a state of health as ever she
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the restoration of my wife, that I fulfil my duty of making the
extraordinary efficacy of Dn Barry's Revalenta, in so fearful
a complaint, known; and to recommend it to all otber suffer-
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mits vtill be found in Messrs. Du Barry's advertisements.
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