The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-12 00:00:00

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Buchanan and Parlane, Liverpool. timber merchants.—per
son and Troughton, shipbuilders—Fox and Banks. LiverPl
brokers—J. and A. Wadsworth. Sheffield, joinets—J. Firth to
Son, Halifax. Yorkshire. worsted spinners and manufacturer
Lawton. Holdroyd. and Co.. Huddersfield. Matill acturelloi
fancy w ,istcoatings ; as far as regards B. B. Holdroyd—W!
T. D. Phipps and J. Carrington. Bath. carriers; 'as far 89,401
gards J. Carrington—W. Cheetham and W. Wrigley, Otto,
and I reliton, hat manufacturers—W. Dicker and S. E.
Cr.ne.court, Fleet street, London, embosser--B. C. Boast C 0.,"
T. Shillito, Leeds, coachbuilders—Clarke, Kinnn,u• h. and too,
Co., Aldermanbury. warehousemen—Crown CoHit ry.
Glocest. rshire—W, Thor as, s. Lepard, and I) 14.
lane. London, attorneys; as far as regards W. Thomas":,w,
Robson and Co. Durham. plasterers—J. and W. Bennett. cwoor
mindiam. stonemasons—T. W. and L. Wild. Walmersleroigr
Shuttleworth. cotton spinners—H. L. Gintberr and T
Basing lane. London. merchant factors—G. Webb arni.J,
.1`:6,14
abridge.
Kn silversmiths—W. and R. S. Green,
saddlers - Young and Lawson, Manbeen, near I.lgin. distille

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ...lath
G. Graham, T. Adams, and M. B. blacfarlane, Chcar"
calico printers.
It. Payne. Hatton-wall, London. br ssfounder.
I'. Chapman, Tottenham-coma-road, London, dairyrnan'
G. Barnes, Pottsea, innkeeper.
T J. Ashton. Pail-malt. London. tailor. 11011.
F Eothergill.BelPs-elose, NorthumberLind, lampblack
facturer.

I \"SOLVENT.
•ge Seabrook, Luton, Bedfordshire,,F4—

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BANKRUPTS. ;6.11
Cuthbert Parker. Liverpool, linendraper. May 2^, iu",ipte/A
11 o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bal'e'r . 00"
solicitors. Messrs. Grecory and Co., Be ford row,
Mr. Green, Liverpool; oilici.l assignee, Mr. Cazenove.
pool. fririge
Thomas Freeman, Wood-greet, Cheaps.de, London.
manufacturer

' Joseph Fearn,by, 1% indsor terrace, City-road, worstc' ,
manufacturer.
NAPOLEON BONAPARME.-His fate furnishes a re- Christopher Clarke, Goswell.road and Cranbourna b tree"
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markable instance of the instability of human greatness, London. draper. iOt'
rlAndr.s.,qT,h,oaorlee.yb-sutirldeeetr,s.Sratthwark, to_,,a,,ii , h ecuP #O4l
Slid there is no doubt that his dislike to medicine re-
motely caused his early dissolution; for rather than take J,,,. es and Thomas IN Mtelaw. L-chfield.sireet, So so.
t jrneles
det
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eTrt
tal
hoy
some simule remedy he allowed disease to gain the ascen- S tjjoo,r,ehh-nnts,
dancy over his constitution, and death was the result. Samuel
5h.,,,,:,,,,,,
Leeds.,. ein,
...Jr., r-noirslch.e tailor.
Thus it is that persons cannot be too watchful of their Samuel Ogden, ‘lanchester, woollir.r, factor. .•
state of health, and being always provid'd with a safe and viii Liam Gill. Warrington, Lancashire corn merchari.•
efficient tnedicine, such as Frampton's P.ll of Ilea' h— Ber jamin Clarke. > bond. Glocestershire, grocer.
enjoy the two greatest blessings of this world, health and Robert Foale, Kingsli.hige. Devonshire, victualler•
long life. Stephen Kuowies, Exeter. common brewer.
DI VI DEN DS 04'
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ELEPHANT HUNTING.: A DILEMMA.—MaIir Rogers June 4. J, Flaigh. Almo, dbar , Yorkshire,. elothlrr", /1. 1,
had just had capi•al sport with a herd of elephants; his J. Clough. Huddersfi.,ld. Yorkshire, cnemist-June, -11101e1,1,
icor guns had all been discharged, when an elephant made Pa teraon and J. M. Malonck. Liverpool, merchall:,',4o.
a charge at him from the skirts of the jangle; there was F. T. Walker. Live.-p 01. merchant—June 1, T. `2 ;bog*
c''
no help for it except to run ; and for forty yards the verpool, bookseller-June 1, J Ogle. Liverpool. me 00
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M j.ir kept just ahead. feeling at every step the animal's To be granted,
.unless cause be shown to the c
beg.
trunk trying to insinuate itself round his loins. A turn the day of meeting• ,tilte',„isotv
round a tree gave a momentary advantage, which he made June 1, TK. Rowlaith-on. Huddersfield. Yor-ien --,,ist-'
the most of. by springing up into the branches (he was keeper-June 15, R. Pickles. trarnsley, Yor,slae. ',',00,7,, Or
mnible as a c and as strong as a lion) ; one foot higher, fact urer—June IJ. Clough, it uddelefield. Yorkshir'r..-240"00.
and he would have been nut of the elephant's reach ; but May 2, J Flail, Rochdale, Laucashir . sh.re""cocttoo
J. Riding and J. Fielding, Ley.and, Lancashire,
before he had time to draw up his legs, the elephant had 0
facturers. 00
got him fi,mly clenched in the coils of his proboscis; still CERTIFICATES oar/
Roge:a pulled against him. thinking it be,ter to have his ro be granted, unless cause he shown to the coo p
tits
leg wrenched front tie socket than to tall hack bodily into before the 29th day of May. ~.trOle
the atiimal'epower. The struggle, however, did not last G. P. Payne. Liverpool neater i . optical.L., jc-
Liuguard, New Elvi t, near Durham, teachoer_ J.'"
long ; tor, to the delight of the pursued and chagrin of
the pursuer, the Wellingtr.n boot which the former wore
.1. R. PrenticeSCEditnChilr ShltQllicEt+le'RdeAalT,,lr.No
slipped tff extricated the leg, arid saved the lire of poor J. G. Bankier.,
Rogers. The dilemma, however, did not end here ; for J. R. Finlay. Glasgow, stockbroker.
the elephant finding himself baulked of his prey, after T. Watson. E inhurgh. builder.
destroying the boot, took up his quarters beneath the J.
Prt.,van, Glasgow, ilesh,r.
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branches, and kept his anticipated victim in the tree for .....-"."-----"....2".."......
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twenty-four hours, when the !appal, or country postman, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS yea co-' !,
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happening to pass by, Rogers gave him notice of his po- May. . Dis,•-r
uins. 17
SitiOU ;. amid on this bring intimated to the nettrestv dlage, 12, William Tomlinson, jun. proof and dig • "iitt 0. IS
the elephant was frightened away by tom-toms and 12. Wi.ln.m 1 wedule. end ..... ............... Ipitro.
selling. Had this occurred in a deserted pad of the 15, Michael Kelly, 2nd ..................
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15, Owen llughe-, Ist ................... ow,
jungle, poor Rogers would indubitably base been starved 15, Goloorne ai:d Dobbs. proof ............
t 4) death on the tree.-Sporting Moraine. 1.5,_ Samuel Mosley Wade, Ist .......... •..

ARRIVED.—John K. Skiddy. --, and Ashburton, v- .owland.
from New York—Lancaster, Hullem, from China— "Hig4inson.
Hogg, from Barbadoes—Margaret. --, from NP'w Orleans
SAlLitn.—Victoria, Walsh. for Dordt and ''t. Petetshurgh—
Tennessee. Prny. for New Orleans—Vigii",,tit, Muyellaert. for
Ostend—Lucy Wright, Hamilton; A gars':ernnon. M•Kandy ; Ma.
labar. lit,rker, and Oceana. Irvi=•4". for Quebec—Alert, Ord,
for Trieste—Oak, M'Kidstry, 1`...r Riga—Lesmahagow, Perry,
for St. John's, N.l3.—Tartar, cordon, for St. Petersburgh—Ada,
M`Leish, for Narva—Forttnato, Cofeira, for Genoa—Falcon.
Smith, for Cape of Good Hope and Lima—Leila, Orteur, for
Ancona—ltritannia (steamer), Hewitt, for Halifax—Merchant,
Clarke, for Phdad'elphia—Agneda, Peat, for ltichibucto—John
Barnes, Foourov.e, for New Orleans and Galveston.

ohn R. Skiddy, from New York at this port, sailed April 13
Lancaster, llullem, from China at this p rt
Higginson, Hogg, from Barbadoes at this port, sailed Mar. 30
Margaret, from New Orleans at this port
Ashburton, from New York at this port, sailed April
Mary i,o.nervilic. Johnston. hence at Kedgeree March 7
G b:e, sailed from Saugor for this port March 9
Assenatn, Morton, sailed from ditto for this port March 13
Rangier, Stepney, sailed from ditto for this port March 18
Harrison Chilton, Kay, hence at Bombay March IS
Windsor Castle, Reid, sailed from Bombay for this port
March
Moreland, from Sait River, Jamaica, for London was in con-
tact with tke Espindola, from this port for New York, on the
16th 'of April, in lat. 47, lon. 21. and the Mor land was aban-
doned the following day, and the crew being taken on board
the Espindula, were transferred on the 2,th to the Ashburton,
from New York, and landed here this day
Tory, sharp, from London at Mobile
Saint Helen, Evans; Maria. Minchin ; Flying Fish, Rowe;
'and Rodocanakl. Razayatta, hence at Constantinople
Emma, Thomas, from Odessa at Constantinople, and sailed
tfor'this port on the 11th of April
•..ftthn Politz, he ice at R ga
Sectia, .I.earns. hence at Liebau
Thomas, Sucker, hence at Hamburgh
Tcmisconata, Arthur; Vriendschap, Sap; Ludolph Theodo-
hrus, Zyl ; and Clytus, Paddon, hence at Helvoet
Ranger. mickie; Palestine, Scott; and Brewster, Crosby.
'hence at Mobile
Frances, hence at Barhadoes

Indian ducen, from Cork, at Barbadoes
Kings xal.er, Boer; Philomene, Christen; and Hoppet, Lod-
vig, hence at Pushing
• Phceoix, Kniper, hence at Antwerp

Palmyre. Schreyenburg, hence at Ghent
ask. Crookford, for Pernambuco off Cape Hartel on April 10
Calliope, hence for Quebec off Waterford on April 29
Madison. Foster, and Marathon, Johuson, hence at Virginia
Herman. Welsh, hence at Baltimore
Venice, Dunlevy, hence at Philadelphia
John Baring, Spearman ; Devonshire, —; and Queen of
the West, Wcamllamse, hence at New York
Adirondack, Shipley. from Cork at ditto
Tartan. Russell, and Goodwin, Davies, hence at Boston
Zenith and Jean Baptiste, hence at St. Louis
Mary, Walker, sailed from Smyrna for this port 12th ult.
Suffolk, Clare, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for this
Dort on the tgth int.
Cheshire Witch, Laurie. from Syra at Salonica
_ _Scotland. Thompson ; Liverpool, Davenport; Eliza Thornton,
Little ; Clifton. Ingersol; Oxnard, Hinckley ; Constantine,
Sampson. B. C. Bailey, Fitz ; Commerce, Jones ; Ondiaka,
Glidden ' • Tyrone. Spear ; Mayflower, Crabtree ; Lord Maid-
stone, Itaisbeck ; Enrope, Barker; Harward, Harvard; Scotia,
Little ; Rajah, Eldridge ; South Carolina, Owen ; swatara,
Brown, and Lochinvar, Westcott. hence at New Oreans.
Jane Lowden; Scotland, Mills; Agent, Mills; Toskar, Ro-
binson; Severn, Wyman ; Ocean Queen, Warren ; Elizabeth,
°eves; so, Ilia Peach, and Calcutta, Whitney, hence at
Savannah
Berl
AdParkhill, M'Kowanro ; Marathon and Arsilia,
atrrian ; ams. Gay ; Hun, Sibbesan,and Caspian, Terry,
nence in Charleston
Orleans
Yoina, April 8 —The Liverpool, Davenport. at New
Orleans. was in contact on the 23rd of March. on the Bar of the
Mississippi, with the Thomas Perkins. of Liverpool, and carried
away the bawsprit, fo: etopinast, cutwater, lac., of the latter.
_.'4.—The Saint Cloud, Hatch, of Ca-tine. from Liverpool for
Charleston, was abandoned in a sinking state, on the 13th of
March in lat. 43, lon 29: crew taken off by the Lochinvar, at
New Orleans. A ship, apparently from 350 to 5 5 tons. nearly
l'esv, with panted ports, billet head, and chain plates painted
red, arm all in one piece, with dead-eye scraps, and cotton
laden, was seen on fire on the 26th of March, in lat 32 north,
Jon, ,61 west. '('he Juno, from the Clyde for Newfoundland,
'Was instill the ice on the Bth of March, in lat. 46, lon. 47. The
aptain, first and second mates, and two seamen, were taken
born the boat (in which the remainder of the crew had perished)
on the t,s of April, in lat. 43, lon. 57, by the Goodwin, arrived
At Boston. The Columbia, Booth, of Alexandria, from Liver-
pool for 'Virginia, was wrecked on the 2nd instant, near Body's
Island, North Carolina: crew and part of the materials saved.
New Ounonivs. April 4.—A ship, of :bout 600 tons, was seen
to go on shore on Bretore Island on the 23rd of March, by the
Cri'ls, that arrived here the following day.
Watleigu a"'
May 2.—The Simpson, Brew, of Liverpool, from
during °".
Kot emhayed amongst the breakers, off West Dale,
'crew t 47, thick fog yesterday. She was anchored there, and her
Was sub's( Out by a boat from'the revenue cutter, Skylark. She
uentlY Warped out, and brought in here.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 6•—Wind W S.W.
filmyEn 11
Alex *--na, Allen ; Mermaid, Caird ; and Gambyses, fm
_ orandria—Oceari Queen,'M•Bride, from Apalachicola—lrian',
phew. from Barbadoes— Molly Bawn, Walsh, from Calcutta
Bouchay. Young, from Charente—Salopian, Bell, and Cir-
.eassian, Fenwick, from Carr, and Albert,
from Dernerara—Ferolano.i Palbo, from Ferol— Fortuna. -Kramer,
from Danzig—Velocity, Darrell, from Jamaica—Greyhound.
VeStcott, and Ebenezer, Sapthorne, from Lisbon—tlarriet,
'from Mogadore—Clementhe, Pike, and Swift, from Messina—
Ilerald, from Mediterranean—Goliah, Slater, and Elizabeth
Denison, Spencer, fin Mobile—York, Dixon ; Amazon, Satchel.
410 r; George Stevens, Cushing; and Independence, Harper,
from New Orleans—A...icy Jack, Salter, and Douro, Smith, fm
Oporto—Coil a, Stievich. from Falermo—Novel, Dunniegham.
lrom Port Pliibp—Equator, Quill, and Fame, Short, from Rio
Janeiro--Alliabce, and Albatross. Wells, from St. Michael's—
:Orbit, Larkin. from St John's, N.B.—Elizabeth, Duckett, from
Savannah—Cooled. "rgentina. Vicasovitch, from Triesto,
SAILED.—Jet.ne Cary line. for Antwerp—Alexander, Albrech,
for Danzig -- Hendrika, Flukker ; Arent us Jacc,bd; and 'Gaily-
mede, Bell, for Dordt—Coverdale. Benson, f :r Montreal—Eliza,
Atkins. for Naples —Stadt Groningen. Assies, for Narva—Ma y
Jane, Mason, for St. John's—Koeniginn E. Louise, for Stettin-
-Freeland, for St. Petersburgh —Jane, Carwithen, for St.
Michael's.

Strabane, Grierson, sailed trom Bombay for this port 17th
Mord]. a,.4 Chebar, Harrison, for China, loth March
Ellen, Warrall ; Undaunted, Ritchie; and Alexander Baring,
hence et Calcutta

Royal sTan,lngleby, sailed from Calcutta 21st March, and
Stewart, Holderness, 22nd March, for r iverpool.
hanger, Stepney, sailed from Sautror for this port 18th March
The lloreth cleared at Calcutta 12th March, and Sir Fleury
Pottinger. 17th March for this port
Seraph, Mather, and Aristides, Jacomidas, hence at Alex-
andria

Anna Robertson, Russell, sailed from Alexandria lath April,
and Pero Wt .son, 21st April, for this port
larearet Gib-,,n, Lockwood, hence at Beyrout, and sailed
30th March for Alexandria
~EhEa Cromarty, an .I Rambler, Townsend, both
hence Beyrout, and sailed 2nd April for Alexandria
. George Dean, Spurling, and Vo.o, Churchward, hence at
.eyrriut

6 ......
Ler°, nla, Jarvis, and Lady Courtnay, hence at Gibraltar
p "Pr'htlY,
Corrten. Jeffreyte ; ,
hence Tally-h
at Bake; Wyvern, Norris; and
ernangdez.Lon.
Dryden, Main, • ailed from Lisbon 22nd April. for London
'Porto
Paley, Lister, and Whitehouse, Ditcham, hence at
‘,Ponrto •
ovaSaPPliirus., ;Anson, for Quebec Smith, for Mauritius
•La Patinel, tor Rio de la Roche, George Lord, Harmlet,
ePhalonia i Racehorse. Painchard, for Licata, at Cove
.B,"4,Bqania, 800 ley, Mobile, Savannah, with loss of rudder,
"",ing been struck by a sea during a severe gale, Ist April
aiestic, sailed from Rio Janeiro, for Patagonia
Poo?! RAY, April 1.- The Good Hope, from Bombay to Liver-
•an on shore off Cochin. on the 18th March, and is a total
ye- Mat rials and part of her cargo saved.
ApRI, 1n SPoic EN —York. for New Orleans, for this port, 15th
port 28t lTh
l, at. 40, lon. 50—Margaret, from New, Orleans, for this
Orlea,„ April, in lat. 4g, lon. 22, by the em's. from New
karehr-Sir J. Beresford, from London, for Colomno, 20th
1
1
tne d," the Equator—Oriental, from London, for
no at
i,„,"7--Che,hire hence for Barhadoes, and April, in lat. 17
G00a—,',49 W.. by the Chaseley—Fanny, hence for the Cape of
from b-niie, 1st!) March, in let. I S., lon. 21 W—Livingston,
"rtsiaah for dras, 29 April, in lat. 49 N, lon. 7
39 •;,Ynn, frromut ChinaMa for Londth
on, 2nd April. in lat. 18 N, 100
41411 %
.7MarY Mitcheson. from London, for Demerara, 2.,th
lon 0"n tat. 4 •, lon. i 3—Voracity, hence, 28th April, in lat. 28,
7,—Ealin:, from Bristol, for Trinidad, 49th April, in lat. 49,
Of thl—Hebe. bound W. ist April. in lat. 16, lon. 61—Freeman,
Aite,.s Port. harnewarl bound. 14th April, in lat. 35, lon. 527
for,,:fas bound west. 23rd April, in lat 48, loe 30—Lady
the Clyde, for Miramichi, 27th April, in lat. 50, lon
Tu., union, hence for Bermn a. 2nd instant, '25 miles S. W. of
autrar- Favourite, hence for Barbadoes; Storm King, Avoca,
83;Kathleen, all outward bound, 3rd instant, off Tuscan, by
i Igeinson--arispareil. from Port Phillip, lgth Feb., in lat.
Ist Ll1"n• 22 E.— G eilealrn, from the Mauritius, for the Clyde,
for rai eh, in lat. 24 S., lon. 7 E.—J,•hn Co •per, frcm China,
fr, 'OlOOll, 29th March, in lat. 4 N., lon. 22 W.—Ann Bates,
1:,-41 Manilla, for London, 20th April. in lat. 26 N., Inn. 34 W.—
lat.neg.,,al. fro Whitehaven. for S. John's, N. 8., flth April, in
1"... 4a. lon. 26—sir A. M.Nahb, for Marseilles, 80th April, off
......nkar—lsidaella. hence to Benos Ayres, in lat. 2 N., lon. 21 W.
1131 Po wis, hence to Hon Kong, 22nd Dec., in lat. 30 S., lon.
".—Eliz Intl,- hence forg Newfoundland, Ist May, in lat 50
De lon. 18 W.—Charlotte, from Calcutta, for Loudon, 27th
ulrell, on the Equator—Simeon Hardy, from Barbadoes, for
w.,41111, Ist May. in ;at. ,1 N., lon. 13 W.—Favourite; Storm
•,g ; Bella Marina; and Bland, from Liverpool, 4th May, off
"erford—Alcyone, hence for Quebec, 22nd April, in let, 47,
I,TatB W.—Mrerrs, from
22nd March,
frthoann,P2aiadgoig,
forout days—William Abrams,from Madras, for
I
rinid,d, with 311 emigrants, 31st March, in t. 2 N., on. 33
"'"--CMerce, hence l'or Halifax, 26th April, in lat. 45 N , lon.
28
Jahn barrow, hence for Statea Island, 3rd May, off the
—l3etsy Hall, hence for Singapore, sth March, in lat. 35
ton. 19 E.

THURSDAY, MAY 7.-
4/3,Atv
ED
iftsure, —, from Africa—Ganges, Corkan,
t"„Vsvit King, Dean, from New Orleans—Nancy, --, from
."",---Mrir Dunn: from Puerto Cabilo—Mary, Jones, from
AleXandria
pi-tAltako bell Luckett, for Staten Island—Ann,
.for H onnfleaurP ThCimas Mellor, Bruce, for Pernambuco
Comet. Sanderson, for Palermo—Lancashire Lass, Cotton, for
emirsnd Ancona— Premier, Hooper, for Lisbon—Helen Jane,
lit.g. tor Belize—St. Petersburgh. Gordon, for Boston-
-4--,,' %Miter. for St. Thomas's and Port Republicain—Union,
---IZr)'`‘e, for Ostend—Minerva, Neuts, for Antwerp—Tally-ho.
1'?), for
or Constantinople—Sys—lph, Raisbeck, for RicW hibucto
f Johnson, for St. ÜbeJoseph Cunard, ill iams,
taten Island and Quebec

-Wind N N.W

tAtjatn °l' Chapman, Francis, from this port and Bahia at Ma-
Soti
Walker. sailed from do. gth Jan.; Prince Albert, Rogers,t
pa-n,arl• ; and Calder, Braithwaite, 18th Feb., all for this poi
kill O'er°. Moon, from Singapore at the Cape of Good Hope,
t.aailed Dth March for London lial7
as
led :rie, Dawson, from Calcutta at the Cape of Good Hope
sir loth March for this port
14obelt Sale, Leader, from Hong Kong at the Cape of
D 7, Hope
tin4a. Greaves, from Port Adelaide at St. Helena
Ari3tidT°wr.s from Newfou, and Rangndler,
and at P
ted Par
ernambuco, hence at Newfoundland
—an, Etl4:.negdiom. Forster ; Minerva, Marsden ; and James
4A'rei?"ra, Th'omlepr.sicoen,atsal?leentiefrinorm4 Demerara for this port Ist
taze,
Dra,,_racke, Birkett. hence at Antigua
/stCro'ohk hence for Jamaica off Antigua
°I. Nil " Roi. Cutts, and North Star, Wylie, sailed from do.
lUh April
01714, teAflee ;tt Laguayra
Liver,,24_ 'rt.) `2Btli Fe b.—The Allerton, Phillips, from Bombay
"0 5,1,3,1 ut in here to-day leaky, having been on shore in
gr4t.que

1144,.:troppRi, rill DAY. MAI- W.N.W.
ata:"kibv lonsdale Pelle from Calcutta—Thomas
Parait,a.--Nlat.y Ray. Elwood, from De-
O New "°n• ""T. from Porto Ilico—Lord Sandon, Walsh.
dY. Wrizhtas" :.
. Duncan, from
Williams,
.York
right, from Castle
St. Michael's—Anne. Ne‘‘llhams.
troz,Opt
a 13nlier. MO-,re, from St. Ul4o—Co
l;44l.eree,
—,—, from Havre

Templar, hence at Columbo 23d March
Devon, Mallory, from Hong Kong at Deal
Alexander, Apsey, from Ceylon at London
Abbots Reading, Atkinson, hence at Arica
Juana, Wilson; Conrad, M'Neil; and Cuba, Bell, hence at
Valparaiso
Commerce, hence at Berbice

Waterville, Mills, hence at Port-au-Prince
Flash, Justin, hence at Genoa
Neptunus, Bakker, hence at Texel
Ardent, Thomas, hence at Ghent
.

FpeedWell, Bunt; John Gerard, Hughes; Gleaner, Bloom;
Lesley Alexander, Ley; Merwestroorn, Hazewinkle ; Shannon,
Mildren ; and Leila, Orreur, hence at tielvoet

Caroline, Dangerfield, from C.,l'ao ; Growler, Allen, from
Newfoundland ; and Hanover, Duncanson, from Odessa, all at
Cove

Dorothea, Greig, from Berbice, at Deal

Tapley, from Calcutta. off Liverpool for F'eetwood
Waxponn, May 6.—The Glenalvon, Gibbs, from Liverpool to
Cuba, struck on Arklow Bank yesterday and filled; crew and
part of materials saved

SATURDAY, gth MAY.—Wind S.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Mutiro. Munro, from Sydney, N.S.W. ; sailed
12th Nov —New York, Cr.,pper, from New York ; sailed 18th
April—John and William, Downing, from Malaga—Tamerlane,
from New Orleans—St. Vincent, Shepherd, from St. Vincent
Malhew Pearce, White, from Laguira—Olinda, Thompson,
Galveston—Cincinnati. Peacock, from Baltimore—Dia• em,
from Alexandria—Larch, Vibert, Palermo—Sup,rb, Ritson,
Leghorn—Happy Return, Gilbert. Lisbon.
SAir,so.—Hindo-i. Drake, Calcutta—Quiz, Luke. Beirout—
Douglas, Smerdon, Cape Good Hope—Lancashire Witch, Suth-
erland, Jamaica—Zante, Kearney. Tampico—Merchant, Luke,
Rio Janeiro—Wm. Murray, Grebow, Vera Cruz—Huron, Muir,
Bo.ton, &c —Obagun. Finney, Boston—Levant, Foulk. Phila
delphia—Great Britain. (steamer,) Hosken. and Hottinguer,
Bursley, New York—Chas. Humberston. Strettle, Staten Island
—Mount Charles, Fr,st, Dordt —Charlotte Harrison. 14I'Intyre ;
Hotspur, Ditchburn ; Margaret, Quinn; Defence, Davies. and
Andromache, Hunter, Quebec—Active, Kenu, Miramichi—
Daphne. Jay. Havre—Henrietta. Dik. Groningen—Pea e, Price,
Iceland —Bellona, M'Lagan, Narva—Fame, Clark. Revel—lda
Berendina, Hensema, Rotterdam—Brant, Gregorius, Swine.
nem unde—and Paragon, Wilkinson, W indau.

Nelson Village, M'Burney, and Calcutta, Whitney, hence at
Savannah
Tuskina, Pest, hence at Apalachicola
Caspian, Torry, hence at Chareston
tephen Lurman, Br 3 an, and Grace Brown, Myers, hence at
Baltimore

Planter, Pettingill, and St. Lawrence, Brown, hence at New
York
Avon, Johnston, and Southampton. Kelly, at St. John, N.B.
Carlotta, Lagana, and Corriere de Trieste, Cortegeano, hence
at Palermo
Spartan, Gillard, hence at Naples

Marr Miller, Hall, hence at Gothenturg
Princess Royal. Levert. hence at Palau
E Kirkhove, hence at Ostend
Susan. Flood, from Cuba, at Cove

Pampero, Moon, from Sincapore, at St. Helena, and sailed
25th March for London

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Queen of Englanl, Pearson. from Canton, at London
Ann Bates, from Manilla. off at. Ives _ _

Julius Caesar, smart, from Barbadoes, at Mobile
Nzw Yoga, April 15.—The Henry Clay. from Liverpool,
which was on shore on Squam Beach, was got off, and towed
up to the city yesterday. The Agnes, Johnston, from Honduras,
for Landon, wit into Charleston, 16th April. with loss of fore
and maint vmasts and mast head. A laree brig. with painted
ports. was seen on shore on Orange Keys, Igth of March.
April 16.—A severe gale of wind was experienced at New , r-
leans and the moult of the Mississippi. 4th of April. The
Thomas H. Perkins. f:uperb. United :states. and Coromandel,
were aground on the Bar, when the gale set in ; the three first
made sail and got away hut the Coromandel (drawing nineteen
feet water) was unable to get afloat, and it is supposed that she
will have to discharge to be got off. The Kentviile, of Liver-
pool, was lost on the bar, off Tobaseo, 14th of March : crew,
cargo, and matela s saved. The William, Scott, from Hon-
duras, for Cork, put •nto Baltiox.re, 13th of april, leaky, having
experienced a gale on the 2nd of April, in lat 32, Ton. 78.
ST. MICHAEL, Ai-ril 2..—The Gem, Bonncl, has been driven
on shore, and totally wrecked.

COVE OF Co 51E. May 6.—A steamy, supposed to be Unicorn,
from Liverpool, for Halifax, was seen going into St. John, New-
foundland, 1 th of April, by the Growler arrived here, which
was lying outside surrounded by ice.
PALERMO, April 23.—An English vessel, supposed to he the
Hcresta. Hamilton, !orlon with sulphur, at Licata, and bound
for Great Britain, was driven fr,,in Cape Bona to Glrgenti
anchorage, during a heavy gale, 18th of April, and is almost a
total wreck.'

SUNDAY, MAY In.—Wind West. fresh

ARRIVED —Duchess of Argyle, Philips, from Ca'cutta and
Trinidad—Alverton, Clark, from Sincapore—Ellerslie, Pacan,
from Lima—Rosa, from Rio de la Flache—Synimetry, M'Con.
noll, from Mobile—and Earl Stanhope, from Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Catharine, Browse, for Laguira—at.d Esther,
Groom, for Calcutta.

Emma, 3,l(inke ; Liverpo,l, Milord ; Friendschaft, Wichard,
am Maria, Muttray, hence at Swinemunde
Rapid, W hite, hence at Havre
Devon, Mallory, from Whampoa, at London
Senator, Lister, sailed from Madeira for Demerara 16th April
H.M.S. America (50) sailed from San Blas for Valparaiso and
EnglaL,d 2nd March, with 210,000 dols. on freight