The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-03-14 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH B.—Wind light.

ARRIVED.—Genova (a. s.), Campbell, from Marseilles—
San Antonia, Bilboa—Timandra, Laguna—Scotland, Hawkins,
Savannah—David Fleming, Nicholls; Burma!), Davidson ;
and J. C. Calhoun, Short, St. John, N.B.—St. Julien, Calve,
and Julia, Calvo, Santander Robust, Dubois, Havre—
Eclipse; Victor; and Hortense, Ostend—Ferris, Goddard,
Buenos Ayres—Rivulet, Sentor, Cardenas—Flora Temple,
Pickett, Baltimore—Lady Rebow, Mills, St. Michaels—Fanny
Palmer, Cutting, Leghorn —Juan, Cove, Maxagan—Topsy,
Smith, Lisbon —Oxenbridge, Taylor, Philadelphia—Union,
Lorine, Bordeaux.
SAILED.—PaCifiC (m. a.), Nye, for New York.

'Winifred, hence at Callao.
Eudocia, hence off Antigua.
Alexander, hence at itarbadoes.
Providence, hence at Vera Cruz.
Martha, Thompson, hence at Arica.
- Caroline, Norris, hence at St. Thomas.
Elizabeth Wood, Caroly, hence at Panama.
Malcolm, Jay, cleared at Panama, Jan. 26, for Callao.
Dallmain, and Alida M. Adela—both hence at Valparaiso.
Sarah Emma, from Newport for New Orleans, off Antigua.
Meridian, Blandford, sailed from Demerara, Jan. 30, for
this port.
Gulnare, Spence, hence at Lisbon, with bowsprit damaged,
bound (or Bonny.

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Galatea, hence and St. Thomas, at Curacca, and put under
quarantine for 40 days.
Governor, Gilberry, hence and St. Thomas, at City of St.
Domingo, performing quarantine.
The Haidee sailed, Jan. 27, for Carthagena, to be bore
down, having been aground, Jan. 24, outside the bar.
Charlotte, Middleton, and Hero, Al`Kenzie, both from
Australia; Hugh Walker, 111• Kay, from Sydney; Woodstock,
1% illiams, and Emigrant, Wilson, both at Chinca; Amazon,
Bounce, from California, and England's Queen, from Chinca,
were both aground at the entrance of the port—all at Callao.
Astoria, and Gardyne, both from Paraguay; Bentinck,
from Caldera; Mary, from Glasgow; Gaenfels, from Sunder-
land ; Salem, from Mexillones, making water; and Hibernia,
from Cardiff, making water, bound for California ; Chester,
from Falkland Island; Hercyna, from St. John, N.B. ; and
David Cross, from San Antonio—all at Valparaiso.
PANAMA, FEB. 6.—The ship Kate has been stranied on
the Pearl Islands.
CALLAO, JAN. 24.—The Duke of Orleans put back, Jan. 15,
and Orion, for Chincas, 23rd, both leaky.
SAN BLAS, JAN. 20.—The Ceylon, Sinclair, from San
Francisco, which received damage by striking on a rock, on
Dec. 4, has been condemned and sold, at Banderus Bay.

THURSDAY, MARCH 9.—Wind W., light.

ARRIVED.—SiMOOM, Ell wood,from Tuticorin—King Alfred,
Knell, St. _Michael's—Rapido, Larache—Rosamond, Gething,
Islay (in 84 days)—Beraza, Bake, Islay in 95 days)—Margaret
(s.), Harrison, Havre—Petrel (schooner)—Mantura. Heath,
St. Michael's Eliza Hall, Alexandria—Elizabeth, Marseilles
—Progress, Chase, Mobile—Amalie, Aveiro.
SAlLED.—Wasdale, Tate, for Antigua—Snipe, Harrison,
Bordeaux.

Black Prince, at Pisagna.
Minos, Brain, hence at Gonaives.
Trafalgar, Graves, hence at Trinidad.
March 4, with the 28th
regNimi
Braganza, and Pizarro (and sailed for Islay), from egn.
a art (a.), hence at Malta,
h at Iquique.
Globe, from Valparaiso, at Caldera, and sailed for Chanarac.
Joshua Waddington, from Caldera, at Valparaiso, and
sailed for this port.
Wm. Peile, hence, and Emma, from San Francisco—both
at Mazatlan.
Julia, and Tallentire, both sailed from Mazatlan for this
port, Nov. 29.
The ship Robert Kelly, stranded on the Wicklow coast, has
been got off, with loss of spars and rigging, and was towed
into Kingston harbour on Wednesday night.
H.M.S. President, 50 (flag ship), from Plymouth, at Val-
paraiso, Jan. 10. Sailed from Plymouth, Nov. 3 ; arrived at
Rio, Dec. 3 ; and sailed thence Dec. 10. She made the passage
in 61 sailing days.
Standard, Davidson, and Childe Harold, Richardson (and
both sailed for this port); Mountaineer, Hutchinson ; Earl
of Chester, Mullins ; Favourite, Tyson ; Kestrel, Wise—all
from Chincas ; and Lady Blaney, Wiseman, from Caldero—
all at Callao. _

Niagara, sailed from Callao, Jan. 12; Midas, 12th;
Patrician, 14th; Florentia, 16th; Fortitude, 13th ; Nile,
20th ; and Cinassian, 21st Jan.—all for this port ; Jenny
Wren, and Pilgrim, Jan. 19—both for Chincas ; and Panama,
2lst, and Rimac, Jan. 23—both for Iquique.
HOLYHEAD, MARCH 9.—The Pantheon, of Boston, laden
with pork and flour, is on shore at Rhosinqyr, near this port,
bilged, sunk, and abandoned. Eight of the crew, it is said,
have landed at Rhoscolyn.
CLYDE, MARCH B.—The steamer Chieftain, for Port Phillip,
is ashore, and expected to become a wreck.

FRIDAY, MARCH 10.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED. -- Telegraph, Blaney, from Naples—Cregenc.
Williams. Cadiz--Warbler, Hunter, New Orleans—Brothers.
Doran, Savannah—Hornet, Corley, Baltimore—John an
Lucy, Brewer, and Andrew Foster, Holberton, New York—
Vander Vong. Briande, Oporto—Twe Gebroeders, Van Wyk,
Rotterdam—Helena, Velse, Dordt—Eroe, Piimuda, Alex—
andria—Wales, Hngen, Philadelphia—Jamaica, Brown. Man--
zanilla de Cuba—Melina, Hone, Newfoundland—SusanKnapp„
Lake, Mazagan
Linid, from Rio Janeiro off Weymouth.
Evenly., Patteson, hence off Dover March 8.
Emma, Underwood, and Lexington, Hill, both hence
New Orleans. _

The Duke of Lancaster, from Manilla for London, ran or
the rocks near Sundgate, but got off and proceeded,. ap—
parently without damage.
VLAA R MOGEN, MARCH s.—The English ship
Willianranct
Eliza, Fish, was abandoned, Feb. 26, in lat 5i N. lon 4 E, its
a sinking state. Crew saved by the Dutch ship Koff Vaarwei,
arrived here. _

TRIESTE, MARCH 4.—The Due Figlie, for Liverpool, whits
was on fire this morning, has been towed into shallow water
and scuttled. She lies with the water on a level with her deck,
and in a dangerous position should the wind blow from the
southward. Part of her cargo is discharged, but it will be
necessary to stop the leaks prior to discharging the remainder-

SATURDAY, MARCH 11.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Louisa, Scott ; Theodore, Lamb; Wm. Pirrie,.
Thompson; Alabama, Marston; John Bunyan, Nickols; and
Thornhill, Bog,rt. New Orleans—Gazateer, Watlington, and
Siddons, Taylor, New York—Lady Hobart,' Haws, Charles-
ton—Alberta, Cardenas.
SAILED.—Africa (a.), Harrison, for New York—Kangaroo,
(a.), Johnson, Malta.
Brazileira (s. s.), Cox, from the Brazils, at this port, left Monte Video, let ult. ; Rio Janeiro, 10th; Bahia, 14th; Per 16th; St. Vincent, 26th ; and Lisbon, 7th instant.. Arabian (s. s.), Miller. from Constantinople, at Smyrna.
Melita (s. s.), and Garlanq, Simpson, hence at Malta.
Great Western (s.), from outhampton, at Rio Janeiro.
Ruben, Whelen, and Mary Muir, Duffy, henre at Bahia.
Lusitania (s.s.), hence at Lisbon, 28th ult., in 4 days hours-
Zarah, and Bosphorus, hence at Buenos-Ayres.
Argo (s. s.), from Southampton, at St. Vincent, and sailed
for the Cape of Good Hope, Rtc., 26th ult.
Hermes, from the Cape de Veda for Buenos Ayres, is lost
on the English Bank, Rio Plate.
Tiber (a. s.), and cleared for Naples, and Coquette, Aitkini
hence at Leghorn.

Balbec (s.-s.), from the Levant, and Orontes (s. a.), from
Alexandria, at Malta, and sailed for this port.
Hibernia, and Onda, sailed from Malta, 23rd ult., and
Teneriffe, 28th, for this port. _ _

Chasely, Slaughter; Lord John Russell, Clark; Atalante;
Spray ; and Prospero, sailed from Pernambuco for Maceio.
Countess of Zetland, from London for the Cape of Good
Hope, wills loss of rudder and making much water, having
been ashore.

Ohio, sailed from Pernambuco for this port, Jan. 30;
Jannets, 25th, for Cork; and Meteor, 28th; Titania, 29th;
and Bonito, 9th ult. for the Channel.
Flying Childers, Brownrigg; Indus, Black; Globe, Wylie;
Chenanus, Cutler; Bernhard, Pattison; and Prima Donna,
Newell, hence; Viscouiit Sandon, from the Clyde; and
Clymene, Smith, from the Clyde for California in distress,
at Rio Janeiro. ,
Reindeer, Hunt, from Rio Janeiro; Commerce, Mitchell,
from Bahia ; Norval, arid sailed for Paraiba, and Glaucus,
from Newfoundland; and Everton, King; Byron, Brown;
Town of Liverpool, Flood; and Faro, Fernandes, hence at
Pernambuco.

Pantheon, from New York for this port, on shore below
Holyhead, lies broadside on to the beach, inside a reef, with
part of her keel and deadwood out, and fills with the tide.
If the weather keeps moderate, it is expected that the cargo
wi:l be saved ; but the vessel, it is feared, will be a total loss.
BAH lA, JA N. 23.—The brig O'Halloran, Young, of London,
foundered within the Abrolhos Banks.

SUNDAY, MARCH 12.—Wind S., light.

ARRlVED.—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, from Port Rico—
Dundorald, Gillies, Mobile—Montezuma, Power, Apalachi-
cola—Shannon, Thompson, New York—Melita (s. s.), Cook,
Constantinople—J. P. Harvard, Andros; Marshfield, Torry;
and Africa, Jordan, New Orleans—Chas. Merdan, Walker,
St. John's, N. B.—Little Fred, Parry, Palermo—Alliance,
and Belle, Brown, Buenos Ayres—John and Mary, Wells,
Larache—John Beynon, Beynon, Alexandria—Balbec (3.-s.),
Simpson, Malta.
SAMED.—llyson, Williams, Jamaica—Crisis, Bell, Bom-
bay—W. H. Harbeck, Marshall, New York—R. B. Sumner,
Dyer, Lew Orleans—J. Barbour, St. John's, N.B.—La Plata
(s.-s.), Haram, Monte Video—Wreath, Janeiro—Earl
Ceylon—M.
Ismay, Pearson ; Skellettear Sonenstein, Rio
Grey, Sharp, Bahia—Luconia, Freeman, Charleston.

Canada (s.), Stone, from Boston and Halifax, at this port;
left Boston on the Ist instant. Has brought 43159,146 on
freight.
Ailsa, hence at Mobile.
Actaeon, hence at New Orleans.
Ensign, for Africa, has put back.
Andes (s.-s.), hence at Boston, Ist instant.
Bell Rock, Pendleton, hence at Boston.
Charlotte sailed from Mazagan for this port, 18th ult.
Europa (s.), Shannon, hence at New York, 25th ult.
City of Blanchester, and Robt. A. Parke, hence at Charleston
Iris, hence, and Walter Duncan, from Cadiz, at Monts
Video.
Wyoming, Dunlevy, and J. A. Hawthorne, hence at Phila-
delphia.
Washington, and Spartan, sailed from Mobile for this port,
15th u!t.
Bangalore, Whitefield, and Deborah, Lester, hence at San
Francisco.
Jane Erskine sailed from Rio Janeiro, Jan. 17, and Dove.
Feb. 2, for New York; Queen of the Exe, Jan. 22, for this
port ; and Gitania. Feb. 1, for the Cape of Good Hope.
Beeji pore, 3PLay, from New York for this port, went
ashore on Diamond Reef whilst in tow of two steamers, but
was got off next tide without damage.
Sohraon sailed from Bahia, Jan. 21, for California; Im-
perial, 27. for Australia ; Her. Balment, Jan 31, and Princess,
Feb. 8, for Bremen ; and Lady Cornwall, 9, for the Clyde.
Enterprise, Davis, and G. A. Phelps Sherman, sailed fro=
New York, 23rd ult.; Edmond, Robinson, 24th; Anglo.
Saxon, Sinnott, and Continent, Drummond, 25th; and Isaac
Wright. Aheel, 27th, for this port.
Parliament. hence for Boston, at Provincetown, 24th ult..
On the 23rd Jan. was struck by lightning, killing two men
and injuring another. During the passage experienced head
westerly gales, started topgallant forecastle, washed away
billet-head, split sails, &c. Crew badly frost-bitten.
John Kendall, Dean, from Greenock for Philadelphia;
Robena, Bartlett, from Glasgow; American Eagle, Moore,
from London ; and Dreadnought, Samuels, in 19 days ; Web-
ster, Lawrence; Cornelius Griunel, Fletcher; Joshua Bates.
Easterbrook ; and Excelsior, hence at New York.
Columbiana, Stahl, from New Orleans for this port, was
abandoned on the 27th Jan., in a sinking and disabled state..
The crew and officers. sixteen in number, were saved by the
Cornelius Grinnell, Captain Fletcher, hence at New York,trp
being drawn through the water by means of ropes- The!
Cornelius Grinnell also fell in with the brig Frederick, Cape-
Parker. from Halifax for this port, on the 30th Jan., dis--
masted, and took off the captain and crew, nine in nunker...
Chariot of Fame, hence at Boston. On the 11th Jan.,. off-
Holyhead, Was in contact with a barque, and lost jibboom.;
on the 23rd shipped a heavy sea, which stove bulwarks,.
washed four boats away, filled the cabin with water, B:c.,
also lost several sails and spars ; on the 23rd Feb., in Boston
Bay, had a heavy gale, and lost foresail, split fore and mizzen
topsails; and liming no sails to bend put into Provincetown„
and was towed thence to Boston. She was in the same lon-
gitude from 22nd Jan. to 7th Feb., and made only 200 miles
in eight days.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 10.—The Douro (s. s.), Belmont,
from Liverpool for Oporto, was towed in here to-day by the-
pilot-cutter Thetis.r with boilers out of order.

MONDAY, MARC!! 13.—Wind S.
A ant vru.—Specimen, Fink, from St. Michael's—Kennett,
--M.argaret (s.),
Kennett, Terceira—Ariel, Vincent, 111azagan—Aloor of Venice,.
Fuller, Malaga.
SA IFEEn.
Ifarrison,Havre—Cornelia,French,
New 1 ork—lsis, Lister, Barbadoes—Florence, Burton, Africa..
Arabia, Forrest, Savannah, off this port.
Anna Smith, from Callao, at Aberdeen.
La Plata (a. a.), hence to Brazil. put into
Holyhead last
night, with trifling damage to machinery.
Portland, Ogg, from New Grenada. at Mobile.
Andover. Moys, from this port, at Ceara.
247m:0n0, MARCH 9.—The Nautilus, Brown, from Liver—
pool to Melbourne. put inhere to-day in consequence of being
overloaded. About six tons of slates will be taken out of her_
FALMOUTH, MARCH 11.—A large vessel was passed Marc?
sth, lat 42 N, lon 14 W, with loss of bowsprit, by the Tertia„,
arrived here.
NEW You lc, FEB. 24.—The Beejapore, for Liverpool, while
being towed down the East River this morning, went ashore
on Diamond Reef, but subsequently got off, and proceeded.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Anne Armstrong, hence for Calcutta, Sept. 13, in 43 N,12 W.
Mangalore, London for Melbourne Jan. 23, on the line, 18 W.
Prince Albert, Dundee fot Adelaide, Jan. 23, in 20 W (out
35 days).
Retriever, St. John, N. 13., for Melbourne, Jan. 20, in 5 N, 20W.
Robert llooper, hence for New York, Feb. 25, in 41 N, 54W.
Wansfell, Cochin for London, Feb. 24, in 34 N, 33 W.
Coaxer, hence for Jamaica, March 6, in 50 N, lon 11 W.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MORN.;EVENO. HOLIDAYS,KTC
March. h. m. I h. m. j ft. in. 1
'8daY....14 11 30 11 47 'l6 9
lnesday.ls, 0 0 I 0 3 1 18 0
irsday .. 16! 0 20 037 I 18 8
tar C 54 111 19 1 St. Patrick.

March.)
Tuesday.... 14:
Wednesday .15
Thursday .. 16'
Friday ....17'
Saturday ..15
Sunday .... 19
Monday—. 20

h. m. 1 h. m.
11 30 11 47 '
00103
020 037 I
C 54 1 11
128 147
2 6 2 27
247 310

ft. in.
16 9
18 0
18 8
19 1
19 0
17 11
16 5

'3cl Sunday in Lent.

SPECIAL CA VTION. —Numerous imitations of theoriginal
and genuine preparations known as " Brande's Enamel,”'
" Brande'a Bronchial Sedative," and "Brande's Tooth Pow-
der," are now being manufactured and sold. The public are
respectfully informed that, to guard against imposition,
these preparations have the signature of the original manu-
facturer, "John Willis," on the outside of every packet,
without which none are genuine. It is the more necessary to
look to this, it having come to the knowledge of the proprietor
that some of the wholesale houses are supplying these imita-
tions when the genuine Preparations are ordered.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FOR THE CrIIR OF SICK HEAD-
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THE TEETH.—A new and very curious invention con-
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the production of an entirely new description of Artificial
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