The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-19 00:00:00

THURSDAY, Aram 14.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.

SAILED.—ArieI. Reed. for New York—John Peile, Sawyers,
Lima—lsis, M`Kenzie, Pernau—Advice, Allison, Sydney,
N.S.N.—William Perry,Pickatt,Constantinople—Philadelphia,
Faulk, Philadelphia—Rappahannock, Cushing, New York—
Pitton, Masson, Mason, Miramichi—Eberhard, IViemeyer,
Castine—Joseph Bushby, Davey, and Owen Potter, Banks,
Calcutta—Eugene, Scholck, Antwerp—Helen, Law, Quebec—
Marion, Knudsten, St. Thomas —Secundina, Albezuri, and
Cornelia, Menchaca, Havana—Fuime, Mokoig. Constantinople
—Helena Christina, Bell, Adelaide— Canton, Clerk, Wiscasset
—Czar Peter, Manning, San Francisco.

Edward Kalff, hence at Baltimore.
Belle, Stowe, and Mary—both hence at Bonny.
Grand Bonny, Watt, hence off Cape Palmas, 17th March.
Abeona, Davies, and Loodianah, Whittington—both hence at
Calabar.

Idas, Hughes; Hants, Birkett ; and Bombay Packet, Hughes,
all hence; and Cosmopolitan—all at Fernando Po.
The royal mail steamer Niagara, Lang, arrived hence at Bos-
ton, on the Ist April.
The Vesta sailed from Cam eroons for this port, 6th of March.
The Emma, M'Fie, from Liverpool for Bonny, was lost off
Sombero River. The crew were sated, and arrived at Bonny
on the 4th of March.
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Kitty Cordes, Hannah; Scotland, Hawkins; and Sophia,
Turner, hence; Dublin, Skoltield, from Glasgow—all at Mobile.
The Ariel has been towed into this port leaky, by the steam-
tug Indepmdence, having been on shore on Taylor's Bank,
and has been laid on the Egremont Beach.
William Perrie, Thompson; Hartley, Merrill; Lizzie Hay-
ward, Lawrence; Royal Sovereign, Kemp; Prince of Wales,
Brown; Golconda, Kerr; and Hyperion, Parker, all hence;
Harlequin, Craig, from Newport; China, Simpson, from Car-
diff; and Irlam. from Jamaica—all at New Orleans.
The United States mail steamship Baltic, Captain Com-
stock, arrived here from New York to-day. She sailed on
the 2nd inst., and has brought 181 passengers, and .8 6 , 0 0 in
specie. On the 4th inst., she was compelled to ‘ lie to," in
consequence of having broken a crank pin, by which she was
detained 26 hours. When coming in, at one o'clock this morn-
ing, she ran foul of the Bell Buoy, when she lost one of her
anchors and about 60 fathoms of chain.
NEW YORK, April 2.—The Abeona, previously reported to
have been destroyed by the fire at the mouth of the Mississippi,
returned to New Orleans for repairs, on the 24th March. The
British brig Gipsey, from Port Rico for Philadelphia, went
ashore, on the 30th March, on Seven Mile Beach, New Jersey.
and still remains.

FRIDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind N.N.W.

A it RlVED.—Margaret (s.), Simpson, from Havre—Kalamazoo,
Jolle, Morlaix—Avondale, Bradshaw, Boston.
SAILED.—Koh-i-Noor. Rudolf, for San Francisco—James
Wright, Clarke, New York—Dinigo, Cooper, and Parthenon,
Matthews, New Orleans—Astoria, Dovidson, Rio Janeiro.

The Cathcart, for Coquimbo, is ashore on Bluckington Bank.
Sophia, and Kitty Cordes, hence at Mobile.
Severn, and Dauntless, both hence at New Calabar.
Sumatra, Crosby, hence at St. Croix.
Lady Head sailed from Bombay for this port, sth March.
Thomas Lowry sailed from Madras for this port, 4th March.
Courier, hence at Calcutta, 18th March.
Phcenix, M`Knight, hence at Madeira.
Persia sailed for Saugor 28th Feb., and Alfred the Great,
March let, both for this port.
MOULMEINt Feb. 18.—The James Lumsden, from Liverpool,
which arrived here on the 14th, had been aground all the pre-
vious night in coming up.
LISBON, April B.—The Miame, from Liverpool for Australia,
put in here on the 4th April, having lost all her topmasts,
mainmast head, yards, &c., in a violent squall. She must dis-
charge part of her cargo to step a new mainmast.

Mary Nixon, hence for Australia, at St. Vincent, Cape de
Verds. leaky, and would have to discharge about 200 tons of
cargo.

Marion, hence for Australia, at ditto.
Express, Forbes; John and Richard, Butter; and Brazilian,
Duffy—hence at Monte Video.
Fortuna, Hubbert ; Matilda, Evans; Bahamian, Partridge;
Emperor, Bruce ; Royalist ; Freehand, M`Kenrie ; and Ranger,
Salter, hence; Plata, Oxner, from Monte Video; John Taylor,
from London, and sailed 19th March for Melbourne; and Hib-
bert, Shadrack, from Buenos Ayres, and sailed 14th March
for this port—all at Bahia.
Sabina, Hoeck, sailed from Monte Video 17th Feb., and San-
tiago, 25th, both for London; and Aurelia, 21st Feb., for Falk-
land Islands.
BELFAST, April 16.—The Elizabeth, from Glasgow for Me:-
bourne, that was driven ashore at Ballyferris, has been towed
up here with rudder unshipped, and making a little water; the
vessel will be lightened and docked.