The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-25 00:00:00

SUNDAY, APRIL 23.—Wind E.S.E., fresh.

s ARRlVED.—Electric Flash, Pentreath, from. St. Michael's—
Judith, Robinson, hamburg—G. N. F. B. Louisa, Aribarri,
Bilboa—Eustoquid, Atazabal, Santander—Gertruida, Amster.
dam.
SAlLED—Countess of Elgin, Veners, for Sydney—Prudencia,.
Velasco, Bilboa—Aurora, Lestuiver, Genoa—Meridian, Bland.
ford, Berbice—Argus, Graham. Pictou—Juliane, Schutte,
Cuba—Bridesmaid, Bandairs, Rio Grande—Pet, Ley, and
Dois de Jullio, Pinto, Gibraltar—A. M. Wilhelmina, Fisher,
Batavia—Rothesay, Cumming, Africa.
Frances, Blundell, hence, at Para.
Corriere de Messina, Poscich, cleared atTrieste, —instant,
and Rhone (s.s.), 11th, for this port.

MONDAY, APRIL 24.—Wind E.S.E.
ARRlVED.—Somnauth, Lawson, from Bornbaynachan,
Scott, Mobile—Wm. Rathbone, Pratt ; Hoxie; and
Cumloden Castle, M`Donald, New York—Lindisfarno, Irving,
Gothenburg—Canada (r. s.). Stowe, Boston, April 12,
Halifax, April 14—Nordcap, Holme, Copenhagen—E. D.,
Norway.
SAILED.—Triton, Bond, Quebec—Clara Wheeler, Nelson,
New Orleans—Alex. Johnson, Atkinson, Melbourne—Arrow,
Burnard, Malta—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—Magda.
lens, Biet, Trieste—Lawrence Rita, Mendrsona, Havanna.

The Canada had on board Vice-Admiral Sir Geo. F. Seymour,
late commander-in-chief on the North American and West
Indian Station, succeeded by Rear• Admiral Fanshawe, who
went out in the r. m. s. America, Ist April. The Canada has
391,594 dollars in specie. No news of the City of 61asgovf (SM.
Icarus, Tomlin, hence at Surinam.
City of Mancheaer, hence at Philadelpkia, Bth April, in
17 days.
America (r. in. s.), hence at Halifax, April 14.
Europa (r. m. s.), April 8; Euroclydon, Jno. Ginnes; Antartic, Stormier; Henry Clay, Caulkins—all hence at New
York.

Granado, Bachelder, hence at New Orleans.
Richard Alsop, hence at Virginia.
Philadelphia, Foulke, hence at Philadelphia.
Chasca, Collier; Wild Rover, Hamilton ; Forest State,
Pollster; Favourite, Thompson—all hence at Boston.
Ellen Simpson, Scott, Valpariso, at California.
Charity (s.s.), Portland, at Queenstown, for fuel, and would
proceed this evening (qy. last evening) for Liverpool.
diary Ann and Mersey cleared at California March 4; and
Eleanor Crowell, March 6; all for Callao.
DEAL, APRIL 23.—(8y Magnetic Telegraph.)—To-night it
is blowing from N.B. The Anemone, of Sunderland, from
Shields to Philadelphia, struck upon the Goodwin Sands this
morning; was got off, and subsequently run on shore on the
Main. Crew saved.
BosToN, APRIL 12.—The Calcutta, from Boston to London,
is ashore on Cape Sable. Two ships were seen ashore on the
Berry Islands, April 2. The Orlando, of Kennebanck, from
Matanzas to Cowes, got ashore near Memory Rock, Feb. 27 ;
was assisted off by wreckers and taken to Nassau.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Coronet, hence for Porto Rico, April 3, in 47 N, 13 W.
Avalanche, New Orleans for this port, in 25 N, 85 W.
Columbian, hence for New York, March 20, in 34 N, 74 W.
James Carson, hence for Melbourne, April 10, in 49 N, 10 W.
Highlander, for Calcutta, in 49 N, 10 W.
Lima, hence for Quebec, April 11, off Ballycotton.
Abbots Reading, in 40 N, 14 W.
Balkan, Mauritius for this port, March 20, in 2N, 22 W.
Swordfish, April 6, in 47 N, 12 W.
Garrick, hence for New York, March 17, in 44 N, 45 W.
Travancore, March 5, in 2 N, 21 W.
Alicia, London for Launceston, March 5, in 2 N, 21 W.
Balmoral, hence for Sydney, Feb. 28, in 2 N, 23 W.
William Stetson, New Orleans for this port, March 22, in 30
N, 80 W.
Christiana, Sincapore for this port, March 4, in 14 S, 8 W.
Ruby, from Shields, twenty-two days out, in 50 N, 30 W.
Dauntless, Apalachicola for this port, March 19,in 25 N, 80W.
John Bryant, hence, March 23, in 33 N, 76 W.
Marchmont, Mobile for this port, March 24, in 33 N, 73 W.

TIDE TABLE.

Its. MoKN. itYKNO. HOHT.IHOLYDAYS,BTC

April. h m.
Tuesday.... 25 10 22
Wednesday .26, 10 59
Thursday ..27i 11 35
Friday ....23' 0 0
Saturday ..29 024
Sunday .... 30 056
Monday.... 1 128

h. rn ft. in.
10 41 16 10
11 18 18 0
11 52 18 3
0 8 18 4 Sun rises, 447 a.m.
040 17 9 Sun sets, 733 p.m.
142 17 0 2nd Sun. aft. Easter.
145 15 7

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ADMIRABLE REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF BILE,
INDIGESTION, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.—The widow of
an Officer in the E.I.C. Service resided many years in
Calcutta, where her liver and stomach had become so
deranged that she had much difficulty in digesting any kind
of food. She suffered almost unceasingly from sick headache,
nervousness, and lowness of spirits, the result of a debilitated
constitution. The medical aid she had was of no avail, and
her friends gave up all hope of her recovery, until she had
recourse to Holloway's Pills, which in about six weeks
restored her to sound and perfect health.
THE TEETH.--A new. and very curious invention con-
;meted with Dental Surgery has been introduced by Mr.
Howard, of 17, George-street, Hanover-square, London; it is
the production of an entire.y new description of Artificial
Teeth, fixed by his new patent system of self-adhesion and
capillary attraction, without springs, wires, or ligatnt'ff'
They so perfectly resemble natural teeth, as not to he
....° if:
tinguished from the originals by the closest observer.nd I"rY
u very
will never change colour or decay,
superior to any teeth ever before useda.n(lTl what-
require the extraction of roots, or any painful operation
tise, the most
ever, and from the nature of the materials d
to restore ar-
ticulation fit is obtained, and they are guarantee
is of importance
ticulation and mastication. The inventioni
nterested in it, should
to many persons, and those who area
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dentist.
avail themselves of Mr. Howard's ski
Ex.roSED.—INJUNCTION
DANGEROUS IMPOSITIONS
g Du BARRY'S REVALENTA
f does not
AGAINST NEVILL'SIMIYAriOvseO.
that his honour the Vice-
ARA BlCA.—Notice is here()) I_:
Lrivood, has this day granted an
Chancellor, Sirwill
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. WillisWilli"' Page restraining Alfred Hooper
cause,
order for injunction in this
ea and agents, from selling or
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manufactured by him, as and for,
Nev.l.,
article
off,ring for sale any ,
Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica,” or
or under the name of
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and from making up for sale any
" Revelenta Arabica;
by
him in such packages or in such
article manufactured
ble or be a colourable imitation of the
manner as to resemble
sold
by
the proprietor as " Du Barry's
packets made up. d
I'c "or "Revalenta Arabica," and, in parti-
cular, Ara n
:or engraving, or causing to be printed
cuter, from printing
ved, and also from using or causing to be used, any
or engra .
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wrapper oi a
resembling or made in =Pat
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label, directions for use, or paper of indjflrtions; MB Or bl,
card of the proprietor, or any inscription, sealreottt-of-artask,
device, or combination of words intended or appearing tore. •
present or indicate that the article manufactured by him ix
.. Du Barry's Revalents Arabica," o'.`"; Atevalenta Aratlica." Dated this 6th day of Starch, 1854, ; ,i-. 4., ;--' - '