The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JUNE 15.—Wind S.S.E. to S.W., fresh

ARRlVED.—Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, from Boston—Lydia,
and Eleanor Chapman, Callao—Nemesis, White, Calcutta—
Star of the West, Lowber ; Niagara, Smith ; and Yew York,
Briggs, New York—Pearl, Groom, Buenos Ayres—Georgina
Maria. Smyrna—J. P. Harwood, Andros, Charleston—Nicolane,

Massano; Penelope, Theodor ; and Rimswell, Hawkins, Alex.
andria, E.
SAILED.--Monzo, Paris. and Galga, Eancerica, for Havana
—Brutus, Philadelphia—West Point, Allen, New York—Peri,
St. Petersburg—Amerique, Josse, Bordeaux.

Africa (s.), Ryrie, from New York at this port; sailed 4th
June. Has 680,000 dollars in specie on freight.
John Toole, Thompson ; Hope, Bradford ; Bombay, Calvert;
and Squantum, all hence at New Orleans.

Mary Pleasants, Decan ; Hibernia, Falcke ; and Juno, Mor-
gan, all hence at Philadelphia.
London, Hebard ; Riverdale, Maxvviell ; Orleans, Lowdy ;
Earl of Charlemont, Gardner; Hungarian, Chase; Telamon,
Snow; and Lord Ashley, Roberts, all hence at New York.

.lacib A. Westervelt, Hoodless, hence at New York, after
being on shore on South Shoal, Nantucket.

Asia (s.), Judkins. hence at New York 4th June.
Washington (s.). from Southampton, at New York 2nd June.
Empresa, Morell, hence at Barcelona.
Ocean, Arnold, hence at Danzic.
Flora Macdonald, —, and Carnatic, Devereux, hence at
Baltimore.
Zanoni, Wilson, hence at Mobile.
Samoset, Tucker, hence at Charleston.
Lindisfarne, hence at Jamaica.
Eliz. Hughes, sailed from Jamaica for this port 14th May.
Baron Vey, sailed from Trieste for this port 4th June.
David, from Danzic for this port, off Wick.
Asenath, Rooney, from Realijo, and Petrel, Taylor, Adelaide,
at Sydney, N.S.W.
Laura, Dambrill, sailed from ditto for London 24th Feb.
Prespero, Schiafeno, from Ibrail ; Carara, Ritchie, Alexan-
dria: Georgina, Turcan, Salenica ; and Home, McLeod, Tri-
este, all at Queenstown.
John Cunningham, Sloan, and Westmoreland, Fisher, from
Bahia; Alfred, Merrin, Gatatz; Zoodhockers, Milona, Con-
stantinople; Anna and Nina, Farling—Fortuna, Tate—Argo,
Wickander—and Blixten, Soderstrom, Alexandria; La Grazia,
Scarpata, Barletta; Hoppet, Kurten, and Madame del Grazia,
Licata; Calypso, Scarpati, Naples; and Jeune Evanste, Mar-
tin, Porto Novo. all at Falmouth.

Gardner, Robertson, from London ; Aurora, Cottier, Ant-
werp; and John Farnworth, Brunton, Cardiff, all at San Fran-

Sarah Sands (s.), sailed from ditto for Panama 29th April.
The schooner Georgia, of Glasgow, has been destroyed by

fire at sea.

SYDNEY,N.S.W., Ist March.—A barque, of about 400 tons,
was seen on the Frederick Hendrick Rocks, Straits of Banco,
with masts standing, sails and yards down, and wreckers
alongside, by the Royal Shepherdess, arrived at Adelaide sth
Feb. The Patagonia, Sims, from Sydney, for Manilla, was
wrecked 4th Feb., on Bond's Reef, off the N.W. coast of New
Caledonia. Crew, and a box of specie, 00, saved.

INVERNESS, 12th June.—The Christina, Taylor, of Nairn,
for Liverpool, took fire, near Port William, 9th June; supposed
from the overheating of the cabin stove, and burnt to the
Water's edge. Cargo, fir staves, entirely destroyed.
JAMAICA, 26th May.—The brig Cambyses, which left Kings-
ton 19th instant, was blown ashore in Little Bay, and it is
feared will be a wreck. . _. . _ _ _ _ _ _

NEW YORK, 4th June.—A British ship, timber laden, dis-
maAed and waterlogged, was passed 15th April, in lat 42 N,
long 53 W. About thirty bales of cotton have been picked up
between Tortugas and Carysfort Reef, and taken into Key
West ; the bales were large, some of them a little burnt at the
ends, and one bale was marked "J, Smith, jun., No. 124."