The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-08 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MARCH 4.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Margaret (s.), Simpson, from Havre—Harvest,
Fullerton, and Anna Melhuish, Baltimore—Lord Nelson, Hall,
and Tyro, Rowland, Lisbon--Conrad, Fox, Islay—Doris,
Palermo—Kalamazoo, Morlaix--Empire Queen, Porter ;
William —, Doane; and Crescent City, Balleston, New
Orleans—Ariel, Watson, St. Domingo—Eclipse, Barker, Alex-
andria—Yorkshire, Lacey, and Empire State, Russell, New
York—John M‘Viccar,Dalziel, China—Pilgrim,Stones,Bom bay.
SAILED.—George Washington, Cummings, for New York—
Helene Marie, Walland, Lismar—Adler, Grell, Vera Cruz—
Mystery, Earle, Constantinople—Abbots Reading. Johnstone,
Valparaiso—Priscilla, Pile, Sierra Leone—Ann and Lizzy,
Stoich, St. Thomas—Cera, Morris, Halifax—Annecha, Beuwina,
Knowhrtzen, Rotterdam--Irt, Forsyth, Demerara—Nancy,
Peterson, Bergen—Revival, Phillips, Beyrout—Santa Anna,
Basterrecha, Pernambuco—Mary Caroline, Fox, Mobile.

The Black-eyed Susan, from Jamaica at Laguna.
Harrison Chilton, Verril, hence at Maranham.
Polka, Brightman, and Touch-me-Not, Rowe, both hence at
Constantinople.
Phoebe (s.s.), Breman, cleared at Constantinople for this port
Feb. 12.
The Hplywood, Vickers, sailed from Matanzas for Queens.
town, Feb. 1.
The Queen, M'Cartney, from New Orleans, has arrived here,
She was towed round from Aberaron Bay, with loss of main.
topmasts, &c.

SATURDAY, MARCH
s.—Wind S.S.E. to N.W.

ARRlVED.—Wansfell, Baxter, from St. John, N. 8., sailed
28th Jan.—Empire State, Russell, New York—Crescent City,
Balliston ; William, Doane; Madawaska, —, New Orleans—
Helen, Jackson, Mobile—Harriet Francis, Snow ; City of Man-
chester, Flynn, Charleston—Pilgrim, Jones, Bombay—Ann
Holzenburg (new barque), Jersey.
SAILED.—Lydia, Pierce, for Africa—Pauline, Gournez,
Algiers—Arrow, Wyatt, Para—Matthew King, Cumming, Wil-
mington—Southerner, Sullivan, New York—Canada (s.), Stone,
Halifax and Boston—Calpe (s.), Birch, Genoa—Albion, Wendt,
Leghorn—Voltigeur, Orguen, Nantes—Themis, Kindt, Stettin.
Star of the East (new clipper ship), Wright, from St. John,
N. 8., at this port; sailed 12th Feb. in company with the new
clipper Constitution,' for London. The Goldfinder sailed 31st
Jan. and the Telegraph Feb. Left the Tasmanian loading
for this port.
Giovanni, Gerassimo, sailed from Cagliari for this port,
24th Feb. _ . .

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Laidmans, -, from Mauritius, was boarded by No. 11 pilot
boat, off Point Lynas, yesterday, and ordered to the Clyde.

SUNDAY, MAACK 6.—Wind S.S.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Mary Adeline, Vesper; Golden Eagle, Thomp-
son; Martha Washington, Goodwin; Herald, Gemmill; Peguot,
Gilpatrick ; St. Petersburg, Laverett, from New Orleans—
Siddons, Briggs, New York—Ariel, Reid, Mobile—Veracity,
Bence, Oporto—Medora, Meniae, Boston—Mary Queen of
Scots, Blackmore, Paraiba—Guisachan, Jeffery, Demerara—
Nile (s.), Olive, Alexandria—Dione, Schultz, Antwerp.
SAlLED.—Danmark, Christiansen, for Cape de Verds—
Xenophon, Thomas, Madras—Barahona, Collundt, St. Thomas
—Lind, Moller, Lasuira—E. O'Brien, Creighton, Boston—
V. Priesnitz, Kuhm, New York—Julius, Petersen, Brake—
Jonge Andries, Steffens, Constantinople.

Porto Re, Krans ; Principe Cohary, Martinolich ; Tife, Gla-
(lunch ; Junak, Romano; Beppo, Rosmanich; Slaviana,
Bilaffer ; Carolina, Sepich ; Nicolo, Pilato ; and Countess Wal-
destein, Sassovich—all hence at Trieste.
Commodore (s), —, hence at Havre.
Marietta, Scarps ; Corsair, Mason—hence at Messina.
Alexander, Nichols, hence at Naples.
Clarina Cadina, Wertjes, sailed from Trieste for this port,
21st Feb. _ .

Canaviere, Lane, sailed from Cadiz 21st Feb; and Camita,
22nd—both for this port.

MONDAY, MARCH 7.—Wind N.W.

ARRlVED.—Magician, Steele, from Rio de la Hache, sailed
12th Jan.—Golden Fleece, Paletborp, Ceara, sailed 23rd Jan.—
Bannockburn, Swan, Mobile—Buona Fatima, Mills, Africa—
John Beynon, Beynon, Alexandria—Coquette, and Veracity,
Lisbon.

SAlLED.—Neubudda, Crawford, for Shanghae—Laura, Dam-
brill, Rio Janeiro—Margaret (8.), Simpson, Havre—Tribune,
Wakeham, Barcelona—Demesne, Graner, and Ambadova,
Zavola, Havana—Leonidas, Wilson, New Orleans—Frederick
Wilhelm, Tiesmar, Konigsberg--Fourterelle, Apparatien,
Nantes—Commerce, Lanas, Ostend—lcarico, Wright, Antigua
—Floventin, Wickman, Rio Janeiro—Kezia Page, Braben, Rio
Grande—Aphrodite, Talens, Beirout.

Philadelphia Faulk, from Philadelphia. at this port. On the
Srd inst., in lat. 51 lon. 15, spoke the ship Andrelese (query
Admiral), from Charleston for this port, 32 days out, with fore-
mast badly sprung, in a strong N.E. gale, on the banks. From
lat. 45, had remarkably hne' pleasant weather, with light winds
from S.S.E. to N.N.E. with a short sea from the eastward.

Wassfell, from St. John, N. 8., threw part of her cargo over-
board during the passage. Feb. 15, lat. 44 long. 46, boarded ,
the ship Vanguard, before reported abandoned, and took off a
quantity of sails, rigging, two boats, hausers, compasses, two
capstans, &c.
Mary Queen of Scots, from Paraiba at this port, sailed 29th
Jan. The Rother, for the Channel, sailed a few days pre-
viously. The Emma Graham would sail 30th Jan., and Susan
Abbott, Ist Feb. Since leaving the N.E. trades, encountered
strong winds from E., till in lat. 48 N. Since then, N. to
N.N.W., except 24th to 26th Feb., when in lat. 49 N., long. 29
W., the winds were light and variable from S.W., and weather
remarkably line, with smooth water. Mem.—On the 26th Feb.
it blew a violent hurricane in St. George's Channel.
Jane Henderson, from New Orleans fur this port, at Queens-
town. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Sandford, Callan, from Manilla, at ditto. On the 18th Feb.,
in a heavy gale, threw overboard 600 bags of sugar.
Laurence, Salmon, from Mauritius, off ditto.
A vessel, apparently abandoned, with part of lower masts
standing, was passed 21st Feb., by the William Kerry, arrived
here from Gibraltar.