The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-10 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MAY s.—Wind E., ligbt,

ARRlVED.—Commodore(s) Little, from Havre—Ritson , Cuba.
SAILED.—Moor of Venice, Fuller, for Syra—Georgeand Mary,
Henderson, Rio Grande—Persian (s.s.), Milburn, and Milks,
M if ka, Con stantinople—Hen rica, De Boer, Batavia—Salisbury,
Knapp, Baltimore—Albatross (s.s.), Hansen, Lisbon—Jessie,
Sheridan, Maranham—David, Moore, Naples—Pride, Heny,
Riga—Nancy, M'Kenzie, St. Mary, N.S.—Clementine, Gendas,
Bayonne—Bertha, Nance, Gibraltar--. Melissa, Cochrane,
Quebec—Joseph Porter, Blackie, San Francisco.

Zebiah, hence at Tampico.
Anna, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Parton, Taylor, hence at Jeremie.
Governor, Gillberry, hence and Newport, at St. Thomas.
Alice Jane, sailed from Jamaica for this port, 27th March
. .

Eden, Letli, sailed from Mayaguez for this port, 26th March.
Royal Saxon, from China, and Candace—both at Melbourne.
Sarah Botsford, sailed from Trinidad for this port, 2ud April.
Jamaica, Owen, cleared at Demerara, sth April, and Lord
Elgin Bth April—both for this port.
Liffey, Havelock, sailed from Barbadoes 4th April, and Impe-
rial, Webber, 11th April, both for this port.
The John Bunyan, Coyle, cleared at Melbourne for Bombay,
on the 18th Jan.

Adam Lodge, sailed from Huasco for San Francisco, Jan. 11.
Elena, sailed from Arica for this port, 15th Jan. ; Elizabeth
Archer, 20th Jan. ; and NY ilbelmina, Ist Feb.—both for Islay.
Joshua Waddington, from Valparaiso, and Guatemala, from
Coquimbo—both at Huasco.

Tile Vicar of Bray, from Iquique, and Niger, from Pisaqua,
have both been at Arica, whence they re-sailed for this port,
on the 7th Feb. _

Artistic, Edwards, sailed from Valparaiso for the coast of
Chilli, 2nd March, and Circassian, Cox, for Talcahuano, sth
March.

Pampero, Johnson; Irene, Robinson; Strang, Sanclair ; Sir
C. Napier, Webster; and Chance, Haves—all from Chinca
Edith, Harvey, from Valparaiso ; and City of Lincoln, Parker,
from Melbourne—all at Callao.

Manchester' Ryan, sailed from Callao, 11th March, and
Gazelle, Scott, 19th March—both for England; Paragon, His-
cock, 12th March, and Lucy Wright, Smith, 20th March—both
for Chincas.

Chieftain, Miller, hence (and re-sailed for Tortoraliloo) •, Ju-
dith Robinson, from Caldera ; Jenny Jones, Lawson, from
Iquique (and re-sailed for Queenstown, 13th March); Chaseley,
Slaughter, Sydney, N.S.W.; Teal, Howe (and re-sailed for
San Francisco, 12th March) ; and Pacific, Jobson—both hence;
Black Prince, M'Pherson, and Victoria, Wallace, both from
San Francisco—all at Valparaiso.

FRIDAY, MAY 6.—Wind E., light

ARRlVED.—Tiberius. Moore, from Halifax—Prince Albert
Edward, Gaskin, Lisbon—Maria Catherine, Voole, and Ibia,
Jonker, Amsterdam —Noticioso, Urriola, Bilboa.
SAILED.—Luna, Newton, for Montreal—Auguste, Waldack,
Ghent—Christine Marie, Gronsund, Wardoe—Diana, Blues,
St. Petersburg—Nautilus, Powell, Geelong.

Lord Dufferin, hence.at Coquimbo.
Saucy Jack, from Caldera, at Huasco.
Braganza, and Artistic—both from Valparaiso at Caldera.
The Blanche, White, sailed from Geelong for Callao Jan. 27.
ST. HELENA, March 11.—The New Liverpool, Machin, from
Moulmein for Queenstown or Falmouth, arrived here on the
4th March, leaky : men will begin to discharge her to-morrow.

SATURDAY, MAY 7.—Wind N.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Jenny Lind, Vallot, from Gibraltar—Zeemans-
hoop, Dunker, Amsterdam.
SAlLED.—Africa (s.), Harrison ; Arctic, Zerega, for New
York—Henry, Simon, Newfoundland—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne,
Rotterdam—lsabel, Griffiths, Antigua—Jo,ly Robin, Pipon,
San Francisco—Superior, Anderson, Cronstadt—Busaco, Nova,
Bahia—Fella, Tobinsen, Rio Janeiro—Palermo, Clough, Mon-
treal—Jacoba Catharina, Nieven, St. Petersburg—Hercyna,
Smith, Philadelphia—Kate Kearney, Rowland, Singapore—
Ann Rankin, Burns, Quebec—Clymene, Graham; Electric,
Douglas, Calcutta—Tallentyre, Irvin, Panama.

LOWESTOFFE, May s.—The Ripley, Thompson, from Mid-
dlesborough for Caldera, which put in here, 27th ult., after
being ashore, has proceeded for London to discharge and
repair.

SUNDAY, MAY B.—Wind N.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Fatima, Lidstone, Calcutta—Speculant, Andrea-
son, —Leopold, Allaine, Adra.
SAlLED.—England's Queen, Grimenga. Valparaiso—Wash-
ington, Page • New York, Hutchinson, New York—Jose,
Jarrer, Garrola, Hamburg—Ann Wise, Smitb, Jamaica—
Mencius, Leisk, Shanghai—Tambien, Mendezona, Havana.

Trafalgar, Nl‘Nidder, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed
for this port, 25th March.
New York, Hutchinson, for New York, broke her sheer,
parted her chain, and went on shore off the Victoria Tower,
yesterday afternoon. She floated off at 7, p.m., and came to
anchor in the Sloyne without apparent damage.

MONDAY, MAY 9.—Wind N.E.

ARRIVED.—BaIbec (s.s.). Cooke, from Constantinople—
Daring, Reed, Smyrna—William Peile, Bell, Mauritius—Mary
Ann, Pring, Smyrna—Antoniona, Granetta, Messina.
SAlLED.—Commodore (s.), Little, for Havre—Uharo Pri-
mero, De Rocha, Aveiro.

America (r.m.s.), Leitch, frOm Boston at this port. Left
28th April; and Halifax, 29th. Has *127,000 specie on freight.
John Bibby, Carokett, from Calcutta at St. Helena.
Canada (r.m.s.). Stone, hence at Halifax 28th April, and pro-
ceeded for Boston.
Cora, Morris, and Colonist, Alexander, hence at ditto.
Allegro, Potts, hence at Apalachicola.
R. R. Page, Strickland, hence at New Orleans.
Arabella, Tarbett, from Philadelphia; and Creamore, Col-
lins, hence at Newfoundland.
Adam Lodge, Brown, from Valparaiso; and Blanche, Salter;
Maria Brennan, Martin ; and Arab, Jackson, hence at San
Francisco.
John Laird, Sweetman, cleared at ditto on the 16th of March
for Valparaiso.
Refuge, and Lady Louisa, sailed from ditto for Callao.
Troubadour, sailed from ditto for Hong Kong.
Racer, sailed from ditto for Sydney.
Arabia, Bennett, from Bahia at Trieste.
St. Lawrence, M'Alaster, hence, 25th; and America, Guthrie,
27th April, at Quebec.
City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, sailed from Philadelphia
for this port, 23rd April.
Byzantium, Copeland, from Rio Janeiro, at New York.
Themis, Kavanah, from Glasgow at ditto, with much damage,
and leaky, having been struck by a heavy sea.
Humboldt (s.), Lines, from Havre, 26th April; and Charles
Holmes, Crocker; Southerner, Sullivan; Fingal, Black; Kceniga
Elizabeth Louise, Clargen ; Intrepid, Plielp; and Abby Blan-
chard, Harding (with loss of two men overboard), hence at New
York.
Tyrer, Williams, from Valparaiso; Agnes, Scott; Sciota,
Choate ;.Uriel, Foster; and Cornelia, hence at Boston.
Laconic, Miller, from Newport, at Providence.
Charlotte Reed, Elwell, from Newport and Fayal, at Bath.
Switzerland, Carter, with loss of foretopmast ; Annapolis,
Graham ; and Wales, Lombard, hence at Philadelphia.
allßwelellcla.rrig, Robertson, hence at St. John,stNea.Bm.,
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