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

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18.—Wind S., moderate,

ARRlvED.—Forniot, Stein, Odessa—Commodore, (s.,)Havre.
SAlLED.—liertnoder, Joen, for Stettin—Georgiana, Coombs,
Melbourne—Hendrika, Gezina, Kwint, St. Petersburgh—Char-
lotte, M'llonald, Halifax—Venus, Young, Pernau—Lisette,
Lundholm, Cronstadt—Roderick Dim, Pascoe, New York—
Royal William, M‘Whirter, Messina—Arctic, (5.,) Luce, New
York, 4 p.m.—City of Manchester, (s. a.,) Leitch, Philadelphia
—Wilhelm, Cronstadt.
Patriarch, hence at Aden.
Ambarana, Bykes, hence at Sincapore.
Lindisfarne, Irvine, hence at Bahia.
Nonpareil ; Rosalie ; and Waterkelpie, hence at Monte Video.
Socrates. from Sincapore at Penang, and sailed for Arracan,
21st March.

British Yeoman, Turner, from Callao at Falkland Islands,
and left for this port 23d Feb.
Robert Finnie, Williams, from St. Helena, and Everton,
Ditchburn, from Buenos Ayres, both at Pernambuco.
Amaranth, Tivey, from Cadiz at Bahia, to sail for the Chan-
nel, 20th April.
Clio, sailed from Monte Video for this port, Bth March ;
Miranda, for London, 21st ; and Brazilian, for Buenos Ayres,
Ist April.
Santa Anna, hence; Amelia Hill, Hill, from Monte Video ;
and Richard, White, from Paraiba to PortPhilip,atPernambuco.
Osmanli, (s. 5.,) hence for Australia, at St. Vincent, 22th
April, in 12 days 20 hours; passengers and crew all well.
Iron Prince, (s. 5.,) hence for Melbourne, arrived at St. yin-
cant in 22 days; remained 36 hours to coal, and proceeded.
Flor de Panque, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for this port, and
William Russell, for Pernambuco, both 3d April; and Eliza
Hall, for Pernambuco, Ilth April.
Portena, Bruce; William Edward, Law ; Rubin. Whelan ;
Peter Lauritv, Andersen ; Arnolda Catharina, Wyngarden ;
Ariadne, Crckton ; Amasis, Pay en ; Unias, Autunis ; and Spi-
rit, Pinches, all hence at Rio de Janeiro.

THURSDAY, MAY 19.—Wind N. to N.N.W., light,

ARRIVED.—Broom, Drysdale, from New Orleans—Africa,
Cuthbertson, Africa—William Ward, Johnson, Mobile—Ca-
milla, Otto, Philadelphia—J esusa, Algorta, Tarragona—United,
Laguna—Kingston, Murray, Charleston—Liberte du Com-
merce, Nantes—Albatross, Jersey.
SAILED.—Triton, Smith, for Quebec—Rival, Jackson, Ham-
mertest—Medina, Guthrie, Santa Martha.

Willem 111., Reitzke, hence at Jamaica.
Shackamaxon, West, hence at Adelaide, S.A.
Laidmans, from the Clyde off St. Thomas, 311 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
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 Desperamium, Swaffin; Queen of the West, Tregarthen ;
Margaret Elizabeth, Elliot; Choice, Ogier ; Albion, Manly;
and John Kitson, Tiffen, 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 10th 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 the Channel ; Templar,
Marshall, 7th April ; and Mariner, 15th April—both for this
port.
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JAMAICA, APRIL 26.—The Agnes, of Liverpool, from St.
Thomas for Honduras, was stranded on Sloop Shoal, near the
old harbour. Assistance had been sent to her.
BARBADORS, 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.