The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-26 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.—Wind N.W., moderate.

A 11111VED.—Stranger, Miller, from New Orleans—Kossuth,
Bell, New York—Emma, Iceland—Germanico, Zupar, Trieste
—Destin,Tydevall,Adra—Prevo,Amsterdam—M ir, Alexandria.
SAILED.—BeIIa, Bell, Pernambuco—J. J. Roger, Herbert,
and Baltic, (5.,) Comstock, New York—Mahaica, Stanton, De-
merara—Otto, Krakansche, Riga—Empire Queen, Porter,
Boston—City of Glasgow, (s. 5.,) Wylie, Philadelphia.

Calpe, (s. 5.,) which arrived here yesterday, left Marseilles on
the 10th instant, and encountered a heavy northerly gale, with
a high sea, the same day; 17th and 18th, weather calm, and
sea smooth as glass; passed a great number of vessels.

THURSDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind S.E.. light.

ARRlVED.—Acanthus, from Demerara—Emerald, English,
New Orleans—Commodore (s.), Havre—Nuevo Asserto, Alex-
andria--Tyro, Catania—lntrinsic, M'Farland, Savannah—
Victoria, Morgan, Halifax.
SAlLED.—Wakefield, Whitburn ; Jane Glassen, Simpson;
Sultan, Morton; Mearns, Smith; Albetra, Cameron; York,
M`Burnie ; and A,,,,amem non, Alteridge, all for Quebec—Lord
George lientinck, Itobineon, and Manclicatcr, Ilarriaon, 111c1-
bourne—Taurus (s.s.), Bell, Constantinople—Petrel, Richard-
son, and Lady Ann, Abernathy, Africa—Ayrshire Lass, Gunn;
Alexander, Curlett ; Jane, Saul; Bahia Packet, Christopher;
Success, hirmeen ; Scipio Hill; Edward, Patten; and Ant,
M`Minn, Newfoundland--bnward, Banks, Halifax—William,
Watkins, Gibraltar—Ceylon, Brinsmead, Fernando Po--
Hendrika, Plukker, Elsinore—To Sostre, Ramussen, Christiana
—Supply, M`lver ' • Waldaatl, De Jonge; Hendrika Margaretha,
Korte, St. Petersburgh—Elisa, Camus, Port-au-Prince—Stan-
dard, Roe, St. Stephen's—Harbinger, Kennedy ; Geertruida,
Bakker; and Arendina Jacoba, Jonge, Narva—Cordelia, Par-
tridge, Madras—Emma Fields, Crowell, and Connecticut, Wil-
liams, New York—Eugenie, Codet, and Pere Grenet, Lorcan,
Nantes—Flora de Maria, Echevarria, Aalesund—San Guisto
(s.), Fedrigo, Trieste—Tramp, Jeffery, Konigsberg—Harrison
Chilton, Tacey, Restigouche, Celeste, Lightbody, Richibucto—
Jason, Baker, Amsterdam—Jupiter, Moritz, Mirainichi—Wil-
Ham, Kruse, Lisbon—Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, Messina—
Champion, Drew, Boston—Charlotte, Muys, Antwerp.

The Kossuth, Bell. from New Orleans, in attempting to dock,
this morning, grounded off the Nelson Dock, heeled over with
the tide, and struck against the south end of the pier, when she
lost cutwater' &c.
Medallion, hence at Boston.
Hero, Francis, hence at Charleston.
Albion, Scott, hence at Apalachicola.
Vandalia, Smith, hence at New York.
William V. Kent, Flitner, hence at Philadelphia.
Birkenhead, and Tempest, Fulton—both hence at Mobile.
Ashburton, Taylor; Charles Cooper, Cutts; Saxon, Crosby;
and Elvira, Owen, all hence; and Thomas Fielden, Hannah,
from the Clyde—all at New Orleans.

FRIDAY, APRIL 22.—Wind E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Gianetto, Ursisich, and Thebes, Gardener, from
Alexandria—Jessie, Fowles, Marseilles—llhavo, Primeiro, De
Roche, Aveiro—Bona Dea, Roe, Savannah.
SAILED.—Twee Gebroeders, Berg, for Riga—Lotus, Watson,
Quebec—lrene, Blampied, Nantes—Kalamazoo, Falle, Morlaix
—Barrowgate, Hullen, Matanzas—Melbourne, Carolina, Ja-
maica—Samuel Badger, Salter, New York—Tanjore Lindsay,
Cronstadt—lnvincible, Pennington, Cadiz—Voigo, Pettersen,
St. Domingo.
Pernambuco, for Trieste, is at Gibraltar, leaky, and with
pumps choked.
The royal mail steamer Europa, arrived hence at New York
at 930 a.m. on the 9th inst. She sailed at 11 30 on the 26th ult.
The Medallion, at Boston ; William Kent, at Philadelphia;
Albion, at Apalachicola ; Hero, at Charleston; Sir Harry
Smith, at Mobile; Colonel Cutts, Mongols, and Charles
Cooper, at New Orleans—all from this port.
The fiat David and John, with Indian corn, hence for Run-
corn, ran foul of the Roscius, which was laying at anchor in
the river, last night, by which she lost her mast, kc. She was
taken in tow by a steamer, but subsequently sank on the
Woodside Bank. The crew were saved.

DUBLIN, April 21.—The Esther and Sophia, of Hamburg,
from Liverpool for St. Thomas, with coal, struck on the Kish
taro was drowned, but the remainder of the crew were saved
by the Hope, of Chester, which has arrived at Kingstown.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—WiId Irish Girl, from Mobile—lsaac Wright,
New York—America, Williams, Charente.
SAILED.—Sarah Alida Maria. Teklenberg ; Catharina, La-
mers, for Adelaide— Catharine, Yallop, Africa—Hydra, Lunt,
Havana—Bess Grant, Richard, Jamaica, &c.—C. Crocker,
Delano, New Orleans—Gipsy, Gover, Portland, A. S.—Roscius,
Foster; L. Thompson, Pendleton; Asia (st.), Lott; Con„•ay,
Liston, New York—Lord Maidstone, White; Pilgrim, Richard-
son, Quebec—Tiber (st.), Reed, Genoa—Rattler (at.), Benson,
Oporto—Pelican (st.), Byrne, Rotterdam.

Joseph Wheeler, hence at Barbadoes, making a little water,
having been aground on the South Point Reef.
City of Lincoln, sailed from Melbourne for Callao, 7th Jan.
Star of Brunswick, Scamp, from Bideford, that was ashore
at Crosby Point, has been got off, and brought into dock.
Electric Flash, Pentreath, from St. Michael, at this port, in
ten days; with cutwater injured, having parted her chain, and
ran into the flat Lancaster, of Runcorn, in the George's Basin.
The Anderida sailed from St. Michael three days prior to, and
the Kate in company with, the Electric Flash.

SUNDAY, APRIL 24.—Wind N.W., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Gauntlet, from Buenos Ayres; sailed 2nd Feb.—
Prince Woronsoff, Alexandria, E., and Glasgow—Monsoon,
Kinney; Crown, Duncan; Arran, Miles; Johann Lange, Lanck ;
Stephen Glover, Thompson ; Edward Stanley, Robinson ; Plan-
tagenet, Price; Tirrell, Hiler ; Oregon, Kerr, New Orleans—
William Fisher, Jones. Baltimore—Chieftain, Foster, Savannah
—Columbus.Goble,Ceara—Waterloo,Harvey ; Guy Mannering,
Edwards; Garrick, Walker; New York, Hutchinson, New
York—Washington, Mobile—Wyoming, Dunlevy, Philadelphia
—Perseverance, Stephenson, St. John, N.B.—Andereda, St.
Michael—Janpreterszoon Koen, Verloop ; Augusta, Schnieder,
Amsterdam—British Queen (s.), Bell, Constantinople—St. Ann,
Vibert, Ancona--Columbus, Almepper, Bilhoa—Tephys,
Cephalonia—Vrou Egberdina, Luckie ; Julie, Santander.
SAlLED.—Albinos, Owen; Vernon, Williams, for Melbourne
—Hoenstauffen, Lainke, Monte Video—Agnes Leeds Kenney; Dorothea,
Darby, Adams, Drummond, New York—Anna
Darby, New Orleans—Express, Smith, Halifax, N.S.

Grace, hence at Coquimbo, and sailed for Herradura.
Anne Jorgian, Anderson, hence at Laguira, and sailed for
Altona, 23rd March.
Janet. Kidd, hence at Cartbagena, and sailed for Savanillah,
23rd March.
Superb, Chillen, hence at Callao, and sailed for California,
3rd March.
Haidee. Smith; Heather, Gloack ; and Richard Cobden—all
hence at Jamaica. _ .

Wasdale, Tate, hence at St. Lucia.
Ajax, Stark, hence at Trinidad.
Else, Hansen, hence at St. Thomas.
United ; Chimaera; hence at Belize.
Beejapore, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Camana, Pelter ; Chatham, Smith—hence at Callao.
Sarah Ann, Knowles, from Iquique, at Valparaiso, and sailed
25th Feb. for this port.
Monarch, Lewis, sailed from St. Lucia for this port, 15th
March.
Alciope, sailed from Belize for this port, Bth March.
Isabel, Griffiths, sailed from Antigua for this port, 26th March.
Iris, Tanner, sailed from Valparaiso for this port, 15th Feb.;
Mary Gillespie, for Tortorillo, 19th Feb.; Braganza, for Caldera,
25th Feb.; and Bergman, for Tongoy, 26th Feb.
Judith, sailed from Caldera, 11th Feb.; and Conheath, 17th
Feb., both for Liverpool; and Zillhh, for Swansea, 20th Feb.
Circassian, Cook, from La Union, at 'Valparaiso.
Chaseley, Slaughter, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. for Val-
paraiso. 10th Jan.
Clydesdale, M'lntyre, from Valparaiso, at Punta Arenas.
Balkan, sailed from Punta Arenas for China, 25th Feb.
Lord Althorp, Jordan ; Mary Seaton, Stewart; and Lord
Elgin, Heron, from Chinchas at Callao, and all sailed for
England. Cambria, Burns, from Panama, at Callao.
Ben Nevis, Heron, from Australia at Callao, and sailed for
Chincas, 9th March.
Henrietta, Marschall, sailed from Callao 28th Feb.; and Ann
Best, 2nd March—both for England.
Sultana, and Valleyfield, sailed from Tacna for England, pre-
vious to 22nd Feb.

Sultana, from Arica. at Islay.
Elizabeth, sailed from Islay for Iquique, 10th Feb.
Balgownie, from Swansea at Coquimbo.
Agatha Catherine, cleared at St. Domingo for this port, 10th
March.

Sir C. Napier, sailed from Coquimbo for Swansea, ]4th Feb.
North Wales, Pritchard, from Cardiff at Panama.
Kate, Harkin, from Mazatlan, at Panama, leaky, and obliged
to discharge.
Importer, sailed from Panama for Callao 15th March.