The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-05 00:00:00

1853.

:—Althor

he imports of Butter are large, the de.
mand continues so good, that sellers-have been enabled to ob-
tain an advniice of fully 2s per cwt. on our previous quotations,
and nearly-all descriptions met vrith a ready sale on or before
arrival. Waterford, Carrick, and Clonmel, at S6s to 885; Kil-
kenny, Carlow, and Wexford, 84s to 86*;. Limerick, :78s to sls ;
Sligo, 78s to S3s; Cork, 3rds, 7Ss•;: 4tlis, 765; and Pickled 2nds,
SOs per cwt. landed. Imported from Ireland, from the 27th
ult. to the 2nd inst., both inclusive. 17,642 firkins, 443 kegs,
500 croaks, 351 boxes, 314 barrels-of Butter; 48 bales Bacon ;
22 tierces of Hams; 25 firkins and 180 kegs of Lard.

I Leander, Tinley, from Simon's Bay, at Mauritius, and sailed
for this port, 17th April.
Woodstock-, Johnson, for this port, put back to Mauritius,
.. 27th April, leaky, and sailed again 30th April.
Baron of Bramber, Vaughan, from Rio Janeiro; and Anglia,
Gardner, from Calcuttar--both at Melbourne.
Queen of England, Baillie, sailed from Melbourne for London
Irv, March.
Templar, Brown, sailed- from Sydney, N.S.W., for London,
9th March ; Ann lockerby, for Guam, 22nd March; John
Melhuish, for Calcutta, 12th March ; and Anna, for Java, 30th
March.

Marmion, Douglas, from Melbourne, at Mauritius.
Humboldt (at.), from Havre, at New York, 21st June.
Majesty, Richardson, from Table Bay, for Ascension and
Rio,.-at St. Helena.
Jessie, Webster, from St.. Domingo, at Nassau, in want of
bands.

Young Queen, from Honduras, at Halifax, N.S., for water,
and sailed for Queenstown, 21st June.
Canada (st), Stone, from Boston, at this port ; sailed 22nd
and Halifax, 24th June. Has 544,000 dollars on freight. On
25th June, at midnight, saw the Africa (at), from this port,
for New York ; yesterday at 11 p.m. passed the Arabia (st),
from this port, for New York.
William Punton, Hayes, from Newfoundland, at this port.'
On 23rd June, in lat 51, long. 31, at i• p.m. was run into by a
screw steamer, which carried away bowsprit, head, cutwater,
bead stays, sails and rigging,. and opened the hooden ends to
to the copper ; a large quantity of oil was started, and hove
overboard, with the hawser, &c.. out of the fore hold. The
steamer neither stopped nor made the least attempt to assist
the William Punton. _ . .

9.—The Alciope, Lewis, from Calcutta,
for this port, was struck by lightning, and totally destroyed, in
lat 11 N, long 88 E; crew saved.
JERSEY, JUNE 30.—A basket, with "Reindeer" stamped
on it, a drawer, and a piece of bamboo, have been picked up
in one of the bays.

BARBADWES,"IUNE 11. The Ann Carr, Davis, from Buenos
Ayres, which was stranded at Long Bay, 25th May, has been
condemned.

QUEBEC, JUNB 18.—The new ship Persia, which sailed
hence, for this port, 10th inst., was found to be so crank that
she was compelled to put into Bic 20 be lightened. June 21
The Persia discharged 2400 deals at Bic, and will proceed first
fair wind. There are forty-five ships at hand. June 23: Mr.
Nesbitt's new ship struck the ground yesterday, in launching,
and remains partly on the ways.

HALIFAX, N.S. JUNE 23.—The Eutopia, Colthart, from St.
John, N.B. for this port, put in here, 15th inst. leaky, and
scuppers defecthe.

MONDAY, JULY 4.—Wind S.W

ARRIVED.—CaIon, Vaches, from Porto Rico—Sardinia, Jor-
dan, New Orleans—America, Lawrence, New York—Forest
State, Pollister, Eastport—President, Cummings ; Wales, Lom-
bard; Cleopatra, and Kate, Hunter, Bush, and William B.
Kent, St. John, N. B.—City of Manchester, Flinn, Quebec—
Anglesea, Wolf, Charleston—Agitator, Alexandria—Garland,
Simpson, Phail—Tagus, Wade, Lisbon—Cleopatra, Africa—
Niagara, Montreal—Hazard, Haghard, Baltimore —Julius,
Titcombe, St. Stephen, N. B.
SAILED. Carl Frederick, Woselow, Stettin Cannata,
Tillson, Calcutta—Jan Pictergenkoen, Verloop, Melbourne—
Balbec (s.) Miller, Havre.
Mars, Simpson, and Juverna, Pearnaw, both hence at Rio
Bento.

Marys, Graham, from Caldera, at Swansea.
Barrowgate, Hullew, from Liverpool, at Matanzas

VESSELS SPOKEN

Prince Woronoff, hence for C. G. Hope, June 16, 43 N, 10 W.
Greenfield, hence for New York, June 22, 49 N, 7 W.
Empire, for Quebec, June 25, 50 N, 11 W.
Luminary, bound W., June 16, 41 N 68 W.
Ottawa and Caledonian, bound E., June 23, 55 N, 19 W.
Germanico, hence for Trieste, June 18, 42 N, 12 W.
Rattler (st.), bound S.W. June 20, 45 N, 9 W.
A four-masted steamer, bound S.W. June 21, 47 N, 7 W.
Forget-Me-Not ! hence for Rio Grande, June 18, 44 N, 11 W.
Harold, bound S., May 11, 17 S, 25 W.
Valparaiso, hence for Lima, May 24, 7 N, 24 W.
Bowline, hence for Valparaiso, April 18, 55 S, 59 W.
Martha, hence for Newfoundland, June 3, 48 N, 40 W.
Manchester, from Callao, for Cork, June 1, 13 N, 34 W, with
rudder injured, &c., having encountered heavy weather off
the Horn.
lonian, from New Orleans, for this port, June 15, 47 N, 30 W.
Agnes, hence for Demerara, June 26, 49 N, 8 W.
Crown, hence for Philadelphia, June 15, 47 N, 34 W.
Ann Dashwood, hence for Australia, June 24, 30 N, 9 W.
Lady Kennaway, for Adelaide, May 30, 8 N, 25 W.