The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-22 00:00:00

MARCH 2?,

1853.

Nepattl,,Neil, sailed from Port Philip for Atncr
Cleopatra (s,s ), from Plymouth, at Adelaide.

SATURDAY, MARCH 19.—Wind North

MONDAY, MARCH 21.—Wind E.N.E

Jere;Mah Garnett, Huntress, from Tatocoreen, at Canton

Aitistic, Edwards; hence at Valparaiso, 2fnh Jan
Spartan, hence at Mobile.
Orleans, hence-at New Orleans.
Lady Rafl'es, Marienburg, from Penang,.at Singapore
William Tucker, Le Page, hence at Newfoundland.
Viscaitana,. Axuzza sailed from Matanzas, 11th Feb., and
Edward, Martin, 18th Feb.—both for thia.port.
Schah Jehan, from Akyab, at Singapore; and sailed for China
30th Jan.

Lady Hobart, Clark; Kingston ; and Cobequid,—all hence
at Charleston.

Aberfoyle, from the Clyde, at Melbourne, in ninety days,
and sailed for Akyab.

American Union, Doane, hence at New York, having been
struck by a sea.

Jane Ewing, Dallos, and Ormelie, Gray, both from the Clyde ;
and Anne Laing, Wright, from the Mauritius,—all at Calcutta.
Naparima, Berwick, hence for Coquimbo, at Beaumaris,
leaky, 14th March. _

Clit;mplain, Woodward, with cargo shifted; Avondale, Brad-
shaw ; and Broosa, Soule,—all hence at Boaton.
Phoenix, Moppett, and Eastern Queen, Emery,—both hence
at Philadelphia.

Great Br.itain (s.s.), Mathews, sailed from Port Philip for
this port, 3rd Jan.

T'homa's Fielden, Edie, sailed from Calcutta Ist Feb., for
Akyab, and Princes Royal, Mawson, 4th Feb.,—both for this
port.

William Gillies, Brown, hence; Ino, Warwick, and John
O'Gaunt, M`Donald, from London; and Flora, Cobb, from
Port Philip,—all at Bombay.

Runnyniede, from Bomiijay ; Queen of England, from Lon-
don; Alciope, Lewis; Yarmouth; Kalmia; Minnesota; and
Alison, hence,—all at Melbourne.

Chasely, Sraughter,llWjeWi;Zl Melbourne;. Luciparas, Klo-
perman, hence; Hydaspes, Reed, from London and Plymouth;
Eliza,: and Sarah Sands (s.s.), hence,—all at Sydney, 24th Dec.
Akbar, Milne, sailed from Hong Kong 14th Jan., for London;
Hamilla Mitchell, Hill, 25th, for London ; and Leander, Gray,
28th, for this port. _ _ _

SiMoon, Ellwood, from Singapore ; John Dugdale, Rome,
from Shanghae for Halifax; Ranee, Mills, from Whampoa for
Adelaide; and Rosamond, Hastings, from Shanghae for this
port.—all at the Straits of Sunda.

Gemi hi, Harvey, sailed from Calcutta for Barbadoes, 19th
Jan. ; Mary Ann, Johnson. for Akyab, 21st ;. Emperor, for this
port, 22nd; Alexander Baring, for this port, 24th; Lady Bute,
for this port, 27th ; Mary Stoddart, for Akyab,,3oth ; Granville,
for London, Ist Feb.; and Sea Bird, for London, 4th.
CALCUTTA, Feb. s.—The Governor Higginson, Anwyl, loaded
for London, was totally destroyed by fire, at Madras, on the
25th Jan.

DELAWARE CITY, March 3.—The City of Manchester (s.s.),
bound for this port, went aground about noon, at low water,
on H amburgh Flats, but floated off about flood time, and passed
this place at four o'clock, p.m.
NEW Toss, March s.—The ship Arabia•, of Bath, from Liver-
pool to Savannah, with a cargo of salt and hardware, went
ashore near Tyboc, but was got off after throwing overboard
too sacks of salt.

BOSTON, March 3.—The Mary Ann, Crosby, from Liverpool
for this port, was on shore yesterday, on Pollock Slip; she got
off last evening, with assistance from the shore, leaky, and
proceeded to Boston ; but at four o'clock this morning was
four miles from Chatham, becalmed; she arrived at Boston on
the 4th March.

THURSDAY, MARCH 17.—Wind E.S.E., fresh breeze.

ARRIVED.—Mary Holland, from Valparaiso—Margaret (s.),
Simpson, Havre—General Berry, Seavy, New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Screamer, Skolfield ; Yorkshire, Young ; Matilda,
Lee ; Abby Blanchard, Harding.; and Elise,Niemann, for New
York—United, Marriott, Melbourne—Queen of the Ocean,
Armstrong, Ceara --Jane, Robinson, Bucksport Aden,
Fletcher, Hong Kong and Whampoa—Ontario, Holmes,
Charleston.

Swan, hence at Madeira, Cth March.
Aures, hence at Rio Janeiro, 30th Jan.
Ariel, hence at Sierra Leone, 4th Feb.
Eliza and Charles, hence at Monte Video, 14th Jan.
Inez, Lunt, hence at New Orleans.
Lady Raffles, sailed from Singapore for China, 31st Dec.
China, M'Millan, sailed from Adelaide for Arracan, sth Jan.
Ontario, hence at Sydney.
Julia, sailed from Sydney for Shanghae, Bth Dec.
Dalriada, Scott, from Batavia for Amsterdam, at Anjer.
Helen, Foster, from London, at Portland Bay.
The Alps (s.s.), Wickman, has arrived at this port from New
York, whence she sailed on the 4th March. She has brought
$2OO ,000 in specie-on freight.

The wreck of the brig iiarkland, with only the foremast and
bowsprit standing, and having, apparently, been in collision
with some vessel, was passed on the 24th Feb., by the Jane,
which has arrived here from New Orleans.

Macedon, from Plymouth ; and Tancred, Mason, hence,—
both at Adelaide.

The screw-steamer Sydney, arrived from Australia at Ply.
mouth yesterday, bringing £BOO,OOO value In gold on freight.
Confticius, Scott, from Whampoa for London, at the Straits
of Sunda, Ist Jan.
Delta, from Singapore, and Frances Barclay, from Shanghae,
—both at Geelong. . .

from Amoy (for Trinidad); and Eliza Mor-
rison, M'Culloch, from Cumsinginoon (for Peru),— both at the
Straits of Sunda.

Dinapore, Wilson, and Blorenge, from London ; Scott
M`Gough ; Ticonderoga; Covenanter, Hood; and Henry Gil-
lespie, Cumming, all hence,—at Melbourne.
The Earl of Derby sailed from Melbourne for Akyab, 7th
Dec.; Theodore Morton, 25th Dec., for Callao; and the John
Taylor, Hawkins, for London, 28th Dec.
The St. George, from London for Port Philip, struck on the
reef at the Heads of the latter port on the feSth Dec., and was
run on shore, where the water flows in and out of her. The
crew and passengers were saved.
Glendaragh, White, (and re-sailed for Cork, 4th Jan.); and
London, Nash, both from Calcutta; Rajah, Morrison, (and re-
sailed for Queenstown, sth Jan.); Otterspool, Hughes (and
re-sailed for Queenstown, 17th Jan.); Alice Maud, Weeks, from
Singapore land left for Malacca, 21st Jan.); Brahmin, lll`Each-
ran, and Athelstane, Hickman, from Singapore,—all at Akyab.
BAHIA, Feb. 19.—The Templar, of Newcastle, from Valpa-
raiso, for Liverpool, put in here on the Bth of Feb., very leaky,
and must discharge.

FRIDAY, MARCH IS.—Wind E., light.
ARRlVED.—Rampacher, Madanich, from Constantinople--
Margaret (s.), Simpson, Havre—Union, Ribas, Corcublon—
The City of Manchester, Leitch, Philadelphia.
SAILED.—Eaglet, Shugg, for Lisbon.

Proteus, Jones, hence at Valparaiso.
Ann, Johnston, from Rio Janeiro, at Maranham.
ThP Penningham sailed from Bahia for Maceio and this port
Jan. 24.
Cornucopia sailed from Buenos Ayres, Jan. 14; Enterprise,
Pyott, Jan. 25; and Gauntlet, Feb. 2, all for this port.
Louisa, Brown, for the Cape of Good Hope • Clio, from
Cadiz ; and Amelia, Wilson, from the Falkland Islands,—all at
Monte Video.
Lucy, White; Princess Royal, Hanschildt ; and Reindeer,
Hunt. hence—Charlotte, Petersen, from Monte Video—and
Catherine, Sivanston, from Cardiff,—all at Rio Janeiro.
Vit Favourite, Webster; Rhondda, M'Conochie; Hemes, Press-
g...bn Howe hence—Bonita from Monte Video—
and Geo. Reynolds, JUlle&, vasa vo“ms., ...„.
Westmoreland, Fisher, from Hamburg (and re-sailed for the
Channel Feb. 14), and Mersey, Winter, from Rio Janeiro (and
re-sailed for Pernambuco, Feb. 18),—both at Bahia.
Glaucus, Duncan, from Newfoundland; Crusader, Hunter,
and Chrysolite, Enright (and re-sailed for Paraiba Feb. 7),
from Bahia—Bella, Bell (and re-sailed for Maceio and this port
Feb. 7 ; Bonita, Coaker (and left for the Channel Feb. 19);
Othello, Newton (and re-sailed for Maceio Feb. 10), from Rio
Janeiro; and Columbus, Goble; Linda, Langlois ; and Ern-
press, Scott, hence,—all at Pernambuco.

ARRIVED.—Byron, Rodick, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed 30th
Dec.—Esther and Sophie, —, Maracaibo—Vesper. —, St.
Michael— Rappahannock, Cushing, New Orleans—Sarah Ann,
Davis, Santander—Mazeppa, Cullen, Charente—Lisette, Sand-
holm, Smyrna-Stamboul, Wreyford, Ancona -Lady Brougham,
Huggins, Dunkirk—Maria Roelfina, De Groot; Pere Grenet,
Loreaux, Nantes—Saxon, Spencer; Canton, Clark, Apalachicola
—Krydseren, Bruin, Tonsberg— Sarah, Blackwall, Lisbon.
SAlLED.—Geffrara, Briard, for Shanghae—Bloomer, Allen,
Melbourne—Serpent, Lapthorne, St. Michael—Annie, Evans,
Maranham—Vermont, Mayberry, New York--Niagara (s.),
Lang, Halifax and Boston—Arno (s.), Steele; Dexterous,
Twitchett, Gibraltar—Release, Westcott, Naples—Vansittart,
Perriam • Albatross (s.), Hansen, Rotterdam—Valborg, Ostrup,
Stettin-Martha, Murray, Villa Nova.

Kaffir, Phillips; Mars, Crockett; and Catherine, Bakker, all
hence at Constantinople.
Tiber (s.), Reed, hence at Leghorn.
Western Star, Thayer, hence at Boston.
Blossom, Ritchie; Sarah Ann, Joys—hence at Smyrna.
Commodore (s.), —, hence at Havre.
Simoom, Ellwood, from Sincapore, at Cape Good Hope, and
sailed for this port 3rd Feb.

Lawrence, Slimmon, from Mauritius and Queenstown, for
London, at Falmouth, 17th March.

Carloita, Bensignoie, from Africa, for London, at Falmouth,
17th March.

Christian, Kemp, sailed from Algoa Bay for Mauritius,
17th Jan.
Cassiopea, Harmer, from Mauritius, at Cape Good Hope.
Meteor, Brodie, from Melbourne, at Cape Good Hope, and
sailed for London 3rd Feb.

Emelyn. Togood, sailed from Cape Good Hope for Mauritius,
30th Jan. ; and Thomas Sparks, Morrison, for Calcutta, 31st,
John Bartlett, -, from Shanghae, off Cape Good Hopei

SUNDAY, MARCH 20.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Jason, Baker, from Dunkirk—Brown, Willer,
Bordeaux—William, —, Nantes.
SAlLED.—Catherine, Coysh, for San Martha—St. Petersburg,
Leverett, Boston—Petrel, Cox, Oporto—William Hitchcock,
Conway; Silas Greenman, Magna, New York.

The Cluny, —, from this port for New Orleans, has put
back from Ardrossan, where she got ashore 21st Jan.
Blair, Moody, from Manilla, at Sydney, N.S.W.
BELFAST, MARCH 18.—The schooner Willing Lass, Potter,
from Greenock for Melbourne, struck on the Skulk Rock,
during a thick snow squall this morning, and is in a precarious
situation, on the rocks, close to Ballywater.

ARRlVED.—Arabian (s.s.), from Constantinople—Annetta
Petra, Dram—Ann Powell, Lake, Rouen—Martha, Cette—Tit-
Bit , Lisbon.
SAILED.—Maid of Orleans, Dennis, for New Orleans—
Lamartine, Leonchow, Pernambuco—Margaret (s.), Simpoora,
Havre—Ernestine, Fredericks; and Johann, Smith, Bremen.

Arabia (r.m.s.), from New York, at this port ; sailed 9th
March, at 2.55 p.m. Has specie 3215,000.
Admiral, from Londonderry, for this port, got on shore on
Lough Foyde, 18th inst., and remains.
Hibernia, Malony, hence at New Orleans.
Hamlet, Sears, hence at Mobile.

Middleton (packet-ship) hence at St. John, N. 8., 7th inst.
Mariner and Oxford, from the Clyde, at Charleston.
Sandford, Callan, from Manilla, at Rotterdam.
Arab, Delano, hence at Savannah, with loss of keel, and
other damage, having been ashore near Tojbex.
Calpe (s.s.), Birch, hence at Genoa, in 9 days 8 hours.
Baltic (U.S.M.S.), Comstock, 6th March ; Orient, Hill ; De
Witt Clinton, Funk ; Sarah and Louisa, Hutchinson ; Centu-
rion, Coombes ; Brewer, Jeffery; Owega, Rice; Hungarian,
Patterson; Winfield Scott, M‘Lellan; Mayflower, Crocker ;
Marathon, Tyler ; Niagara, Lawrence; Shannon, Thompson ;
Kennebec; and Mazatlan—hence at New York.
Sunbeam, Soule ; and Zenobia, Barker—hence at Boston.
Shenandoah, Taylor, hence at Philadelphia.
Pelican State, Weeks; Josiah Bradlee, Benson; Amelia,
Agry ; Susan, G. Owens; and Ann Kenny—hence at Charleston.
Florida, Mills; Alfred, Turner; John, Haws; and Industry,
Fervour—hence at Savannah.
Elizabeth Blair, hence at Mobile.

NEW YORK, March B.—A large barque, waterlogged and
abandoned, her name ending with the letters " ARD," of St.
John, N.B. was passed 4th Feb., in lat 43, long 88. [Supposed
to be the Vanguard.]