The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-05 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26.—Wind S.S.W., light

ARRIVED.—Seta, Mason; from Alexandria—Bertha, Dug-
dale, Gallipoli—Sir Charles Napier, Hughes, Nantes—Emma,
Heron, from Boulogne.

SAI LED.—Cassiotiea, Harmer, for the Cape of Good Hope—
William Russell, Shelford, Pernambuco—Boding, King, Mes-
sina—Pet, Shotten, for Bordeaux—Juniper, Stephenson, for
Oporto—Nonpareil, Mills, for St. Michael's—R. D. Shepherd,
Davis, for New Orleans—Sir Henry Pottinger, M'Wean, for
Calcutta—Ava, Cooper, for Alexandria, Egypt—Daniel Dyer,
Cooper, for Peyrout—Ticonderega, Farran, and Allegro, Ben-
nett, for New York—St. Mary, Atkins, for Gibraltar—Susan
Green, Turnbull, for Trieste—Naomi, Leggett, for Oporto—
Helen, Weary, for Vera Cruz—Margaret Roberts. Bowen, for
Galatz— Rio Grande, Wilson, for Tampico—Tynwald, (steamer),
Gill, for Genoa.

Mary Wilson, hence for Newcastle at Belfast Lough. Lost
her head-board on the sth instant off Barra Head, which was
subsequently picked up at Islay. . .

Wan-derer; Hinds, hence at Si. Lucia.
Corazon de Maria, sailed from Cardenas for this port 23rd
January.

Precto, Guigelier, hence at Curacoa, and sailed for Santa.
William Sorlie, Peterson, and Gem, Peters, hence at Beyrout.
Schilizzi, Falkncr, sailed from Smyrna for this port 28th

• January.
Catherina, Drysdale, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd inst.
Placid, Parkin, hence at Malta.
Jobanha, Richards, sailed from Messina for this port 6th
instant.
Free Trade, (screw steamer,) and Levantine (screw steamer,)
hence at Gibraltar, and both proceeded for Genoa 18th instant.
Osmanli, from Genoa at ditto.
Jean Hero, Naatk, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port 18th
instant.
Gandolfo, Culotta, hence for Palermo at Queenstown.
John Mitchell Douglas, from Callao at ditto.
The Adonis, of this port, is reported to have been condemned
and sold, on the coast of Africa, having been on shore between
Calabar and Bonny.
DUBLIN, Feb 25.—The Herald, Sansberry, hence for Nantes,
got on the Arklow Bank, and was abandoned. She subse-
quently drifted off,' and was picked up about eight miles from
the Bishops, and towed in here by the schooner Leven.
ILFRACOMBE, Feb. 22.—A cask of French Brandy has been
picked up here, marked on the head
" J F Martell—Cognac
(3690) 89 •W & J L
W 0

P
llfem.—This is supposed to have formed part of the cargo of
the Anlohy, which sailed from Charente, on the 2nd of Jan.,
for Liverpool, and has not since been heard of.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. s.—The Brigand, (screw steamer,)
Milburn, just arrived from Liverpool, is said to have suffered
on the passage out, having encountered very had weather.
BEYROUT, Feb. 7.—The Lima Packet, Maclean, lying off the
town ready for sea, was driven on shore, near this, on the 2nd
instant, and it is feared will not be got off.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27.

.—Wind 5.5. E., light,

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ARRIVED. —The B. C., Balleine, from Palermo—Gannett,
(5.5.,) Sullivan, Rotterdam.
SAILED.—EIiza Hastings, Elder, from Tampico—Henry and
Margaret. Pritchard, Vera Cruz—Lady Charlotte Guest, Davis,
Barbadoes—.Chesapeake, Lambert, Baltimore—Jane Smith,
Putt, Santa Martha—Thomas Brocklebank, Ponsonby, Cal-
cutta—Water Lily, Parry, Dunkirk--Rehecca,Beyon, Naples—
Switzerland, Lowell, New York—Elize, Volkertson, St. Thomas
—Charlotte Ann, Cockburn, Gibraltar—Chimborazo, Wilson,
Valparaiso—Ann Nelson, Nelson, Calcutta—Elizabeth, Vigurs,
Dordt—Livorni, (5.5.,) Miller, Genoa—Fatima, Laing, Rio Ja-
neiro—Maid of Alicant, Nicol, St. Michael's—Patna, Rorison,
Shanghae—Brothers, Dove, Africa.

Elvira, Graham, hence at Madeira.
Torch, Bush, and Alarm, Springs, hence at St. Michael's.
Victoria, Winchester, from Callao at Queenstown.
George Evans, Couillard, from New Orleans off ditto, and
proceeded to Havre.
Montebello, Coffin, hence at Kingstown for Trieste..
Britannia, hence and Beaumaris for Wilmington, has put
back to this port leaky.
Eulalie, Maneau, from Nantes at Croisic, for this port, leaky,
having struck on the rocks off Dufour.
Nestor, Klem ; Cornelia, Hubert, and Trois Scours, Moreau,
sailed from Paimbceuf for this port 10th February.

Several casks, apparently containing palm oil, were passed
20th Feb., about 20 miles N.W. of Scilly, but none picked up,
by the Martha, arrived here from Villa Nuova.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28.—Wind variable and light.
ARRIVED.-Emily, Valentine, from Shanghae—Bella Por-
tena, Pyott, Islay—Liverpool, Apalachicola—Albert Gallatin,
Delano, and I Z, Zeraga, New York—Robert Parker, Pearson,
and Delaware, Tarbet, Charleston—Robina. Kane, and Albus,
Gregory, Baltimore—and Ellen, Fisher, St. John, N.B.

SAILED.—John Horrocks, Bond, for Jamaica-Hindoo,
Kelly, Calcutta—Jane, Torney, St. Thomas—Conquering Hero.
Cockburn, Port Natal—Susan Lord, Curtis, New Orleans—
Duke of Wellington, Hargraves, Calcutta—John Haven, Har-
ding, Boston- -San Gines, Uribe, Havana—Fanny, Hindmarsh,
San Francisco—Mexican Packet, Hudson, Rio Janeiro—Ma-
zurka, Hill, Ancona—Reaper, Archer, Jamaica—and Pilot,
Tatem, Genoa.

Hannah Booth, Best, sailed from Leghorn for this port
Feb. - - - .

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Jane Anderson, Ziffin, hence at Jamaica.
Perseverance, Garrison, hence at Apalachicola.
Commodore, (s,) Little, hence at Havre.
Shamrock, Card, and Isabella Thompson, Middleton, from
Havana, both at Queenstown.
Wilsons, Donohue, for Demerara • Don Pedro Boylarr,
for South America; Luisa-y-Jesura, Tallas, for Havana ; Hope,
Ellis, for Ibrail ; and Earl Grey, Green, for Rotterdam, all
hence at Kingstown.
Syren, Catchpole, from Bahia at Falmouth.
William Bromham, Bromham, from Sierra Leone off Fal-
mouth.
Baron of Renfrew, from Calcutta for this port at St. Helena.
GALATZ, Feb. 11.—The Duca di Genoa, from this port, frozen
up near Fulcha, is not in a bad position, as before reported.