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

PROVISIONS,

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 11.—The sales of beef are to
a full average extent, at steady prices. The falling off in
imports, as compared with last
.year to this date, is now
about 6,000 tierces. Pork is in fair demand, and prices have
decidedly upward tendency, mainly owing to the gibip.

PACKET LIST.
Mails de- Last Next
Destinations. apatched from Packet Packet
London. Sailed. Due.
S'HAMP?ON STATION. (rty Day Mail.)
Lisbon, Spain, and {l7O, 17th, and 1
27th of every Tagus, Mar. 16.
Gibraltar .... e Mar. 7.
month.
Gibraltar, Malta.} !4th and 20th 1
Euxine.
Egypt, Ceylon, and • of every filar. 4. Mar. 21.
China ; month.
4th May, and 1 Euxine
Australia (via India) { 14th of every Mar. .
I'. April 4.
.altrnt. month.
British Colonies in
West Indies(except 1
Honduras),Foreign I I
Colonies, &c. in W. 1
Indies (except Ha- i2nd and 17th ILa Plata, Mar. 16.
vans), California, every month. J Mar. 2.
Venezuela, N. Gra-
nada, Chili, and I
Peru, 6 reytown, I
(S. J. de Nicaragua.)
2nd of every 1 La Plata,
month only. J
Mexico and Havana {Mar. 2. April 1.
Honduras & Nassau { 17thmoofn j;v.ery. 1 peal!! rilti. Mar. 16.
Lisbon, Madeira,{
month. . Mar. 9.
9th of every Thames,
Brazil, B. Ayres. &{ ' Mar. 16.
Falkland Isles
PLYMOUTH STATION.
C. G. Hope, Natal, Lady
Evening of the
Mauritius, Ceylon, Argo, Jocelyn.
India, Ascension, 14th of every Feb. 15. Mar. 26.
and Cape de Verde month.
Madeira. Teneriffe, Evening of the Forerun- Water-
and West Coast of 23rd of every ner, witch,
Africa month. Feb. 24. April 6.
LIVERPOOL STATION.
British N. America 1 Every Friday 1 Africa, Europa,
and United States./ Evening. I Mar. ii. Mar. 15.
SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 7.—Wind S., light

ARRlVED.—America (r. m. s.), Lang, from Boston—Africa
(r. m. s.), Harrison, New York—lo, Job, Varna—S. Julien,
Bordeaux—Queen, Owen, Smyrna—Lively, Ryan, Odessa—
Orient, Hill, New York—Genghis Khan, Bond, Bombay—
Vittoriana, and Fernando Louis, Bilboa—Mongo, Paris,
Antwerp.
SAILED. Constellation, Allen, and Von Weickbmann,
Brandhoff, for New York—Perseverance, Stephenson, St.
John, N.B.—Harmonie, Gress, Memel—Callender, Dickman,
Boston—lrt, Forsyth, Antigua— Brevet, Robertson, Mel-
bourne—Gen. Parkhill, M`Kown, Charleston Cormorant
(a. a.), Rochefort, Rotterdam Shamrock (s.), Hockley,
Havre—Catherine, Moodie, Bombay—Reliance, Allen, Port-
land—Forest King, Allen, New York—Gertrudia, Silsby,
Bath, A.S.—Aallotor, Corkhill, Calcutta Karnac (s. s.),
Dubbins, Constantinonle—Montezuma, Mosher, Boston—
Pyriole (a. Dugaat, Nantes—Challenger, Fichwick, Malta
—Blucher, Janseen, Bremen—Caroline, Hansen, Tonsberg.

Edinburgh, hence at Cadiz.
Tapley, hence at Old Calabar.
Baltic (m. a.), hence at New York.
Lady Falkland, Roscoe, hence at Apalachicola.
Sarah Sands (a. s.), hence at Portland, Feb. 19.
City of Manchester (s. s.), hence at Philadelphia.
Tentadora, from Pernaonbuco at Maranham, bound for the
English channel, leaky, and discharging.
Joseph Tarrattt Prichard. hence at St. John, N.B.—all well.
Eliza, from Bristol, off Falmouth, Jamaica, Jan. 11. Crew
sick with fever. Bound for Mobile.
NMI, YORK, FEB. 22.—The brig Russia, from Navy Bay
for Liverpool, was lost Jan. 25, off Gaff's Key Reef. Crew
and materials saved. Vessel a total loss.—The Africa (r.m.s),
which got ashore on Feb. 15, coming in, came off yesterday
during a snow storm, without injury.—The C. Jerome, jun.,
from Liverpool, on shore below, having discharged nearly all
her cargo, except the iron, had been abandoned.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH S.—Wind W.N.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Genova (a. s.), Campbell, from Marseilles—
San Antonia, Bilboa—Timandra, Laguna—Scotland, Hawkins,
Savannah—David Fleming, Nicholls; Burmah, 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, Mazagan—Topsy,
Smith, Lisbon—Oxenbridge, Taylor, Philadelphia—Union,
Lorine, Bordeaux.
SAlLED.—Pacific (m. a.), Nye, for New York.

Winifred, hence at Callao.
Eudocia, hence off Antigua.
Alexander, hence at Barbadoes.
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 for Bonny.
Galatea, hence and St. Thomas, at Curacoa, and put under
quarantine for 40 days.
Governor, Gilberry, hence and St. Thomas, at City of St.
Domingo, performing quarantine.
The flaidee sailed, Jan. 27, for Carthagena, to be hove
down, having been aground, Jan. 24, outside the bar.
Charlotte, Middleton, and Hero, Al`Kensie, both from
Australia; Hugh Walker, M'Kay, from Sydney; Woodstock,
vtilhams, 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 Nlexillones, making water; and Hibernia,
from Cardiff, making water, bound for California ; Chester,
from Falkland Island; Hercyna, from St. John, N. 8.; and
David Cross, from San Antonio—all at Valparaiso.
PANAMA, FEB. 6.—The ship Kate has been stranded 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, bas been condemned and sold, at Banderus Bay.

THURSDAY, MARCH 9.—Wind W., light.

ARRlVED.—SiMOOM,Ellivood,frornTuticorin—KingAlfred,
Knell, St. Michael's—Rapido, Laroche—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—Amalia, Aveiro.
SAlLED.—Wasdale, Tate, for Antigua—Snipe, Harrison,
Bordeaux.

Black Prince, at Pisagua.
Minos, Brain, hence at Gonaives.
Trafalgar, Graves, hence at Trinidad.
Niagara (a.), hence at Malta, March 4, with the 28th
regiment.
Braganza, and Pizarro (and sailed for Islay), from Val-
paraiso—both at Iquique.
Globe, from Valparaiso, at Caldera, and sailed for Chanarac.
Joshua Waddington, from Caldera, at 'Valparaiso, and
sailed for this port.
Wrn. Peile, hence, and Emma, from San Francisco—both
at Mazatlan.

Julia, and Talleniire, both sailed from Mazatlan for this
port, Nov. 29.
The ship Robert Kelly, stranded-6n the Wicklow coast, has
been got off, with loss of spars and rigging, and was towed
into Kingston harbour on Wednesdiiy night.
H.M.S. President, 50 (flag ship), from PlyMouth,,at Val-
paraiso, Jan. 10. Sailed from Plymouth, Nov. ; arrived at
Rio, Dec. 3 ; and sailed thence Dec. 10. She made the passage
in GI 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 Claincas ; and Panama,
21st, and Rimac, Jan. 23—both for Iquique.
HOLYHEAD, MARCH 9.—The Pantheon, of Boston, ladrei,
n
with pork and flour, is on shore at Rhosinqyr, near "l port,
bilged, sunk, and abandoned. Eight of the crew, It a
have landed at Rhoscolyn.
is Phillip
ashore,nynx alMAßCHldeexpected
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bsteceaommeeraCwhrecieftkain, for Port
.

SPECIAL CAUTION. —Numerous imitationsof theoriginal
and genuine preparations known as "Brande's Enamel,w
"Brande's Bronchial Sedative," and "Brande's Tooth Pow-
der," are now being manufactured and sold. The public ate
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 CrRE OP SICK HEAD.-
ACHE, &c.—These wonderful Pills have been the means of
restoring to health many persons pronounced incurable by
the faculty both at home and abroad. They may be taken
with perfect safety, and a certainty of effecting a cure by
persons suffering from general debility, sick headaches,
diseases of the stomach, 'bile, or liver complaints, and those
who are predisposed_ to dropsy cannot use a more effectual
remedy than Holloway's Pills, acting as they do upon the
very main-springs of life, no disease can resist their influence.
The effect they have is mild, yet speedy, and as a family Me•
dicine they are unequalled.

THE TEETH.—A new and very curious invention eonr
nected with Dental Surgery has been introduced by Mr.
Howard, of 17, George-street, Hanover-square, London; it is
the production of an entirely new description of Artificial
Teeth, fixed by his new patent system of self-adhesion and
capillary attraction, without springs, wires, or ligatures.
They so perfectly resemble natural teeth, as not to be dis-
tinguished from the originals by the closest observer. They
will never change colour or decay, and will be found v
not
superior to any teeth ever before used. This method d"wgh:
require the extraction of roots, or any painful oper?it',ehne most
ever, and from the nature of the materials used,
•
perfect fit is obtained, and they are guaranteed ° f
portance
ticulation and mastication. The inventioneits° .in ..,
It should
to many persons, and those who are intereeena.t.
avail themselves of Mr. Howard's skill as a i "
pU7Zied the
for Years - ' . • .ti
ASTHMA and Bnorwurrrs have ee physician
In fiVe
most eminent of the Faculty. ,
such that no treat-
Pocket Book, edited by Ryan, It is tiCkn°W ieh is still the
successful; in fe
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however, been introduced (Bra cases of ac most obstinate
toiErfstore sr-
we quote the following
character, in confirmation
.21 by M. Michea, recently pub..
important medical testimonial
,m,., d Pkarmacie, Paris :—" I have
hailed in. the RePtr."' -n to exhibit this substance in cases
which has been successful i,,it.
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,hr 'casgtarrh, pulmonary phthisis, asthma,
v• urouchitis' --"ll the chest. I must say I have derived
and other affectionrses
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highly organs
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mwalinic h
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obtained through any chemist or medicine vendor in the
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