The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-05-06 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.

ARRlVED.—Saranak, Malony, PhiladelphiaL-W. D. Sewell,
Jack, New York—Columbus, Patts, Callao—Tweed, Viaina--
Charles Souchay, Thomas, Charente._
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SAILED.--Arctic (s.), Luce, and Constellation, Allen, New
York—Ariel, Menderson, Trade Town—Wm. Vail, Wishart,
and Gartcraig, Strickland, Quebec—Hibernia, Faulck, Phila-
delphia—James Pennell, l ultenon, New Orleans—Eliza Kit.
lick, Norman, Laguayra—Seringapatam, Morris, and Euphra-
tes, Gifford, Hong Kong—Bell Hoek, Pendleton, Boston—An-
tias, Fairborn, Alxandria, E.—Argenl, Ohlsen, and Ada, Car-
ter, Newfoundland—Ceylon, Jones, Gibraltar—Maria Fortu-
n ,ta, Cenoa--Vier Gebroeders Veenhoven. Siesterna, Arens-
burg—Syren, Rowley, Riga—Sheraton Grange, Blmer, Monte
Video.

Garrick, Adams, from New York, at this port. On the 27th
April, at 11 p.m., during a thick snowstorm, Tuskar bearing
west about twenty miles, was in contact with the barque St.
George, of Port Glasgow, hence for Barbadoes, which lost fore-
mast, larboard bulwarks, &c., lay by her all might, and re-
placed her captain and crew, (who had got on board the Gar-
rick.) The Garrick lost jib-guys, jibboom, head-rails, &c.,
cutwater torn up, and ship's side badly cut. The St. George
did not make any water, and intended steering for Queens-
town or Waterford.

Gazelle, Lakey. hence at Smyrna.
Perseverance, Lamb, hence at Ibraila

Marianne, Bieckwoldt, hence at Hamburgh.
Amethyst, Harris, sailed from Smyrna tor this port 16th of
April.
Socrates, Mucean, sailed from Matanzas for this port 12th of
March. _ _

Genova, Walker, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn on the 2
April.
Heve- Rhode, from Hamburg for this port, at Deal.

Nathaniel Kiniball, Cox, hence for Mobile, at Newport

THURSDAY, MAY I.—Wind N.W. to N.N.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Eldorado, Thompson, from Mobile—Crispin,
Nantes—Adino, Davies, Trinidad—Flirt, Davies, Smyrna.
SAILED.—ArieI, Henderson. for Trade Town—Britannia,
Coulthart, St. John, N.B —Charles Saunders, Spence, Quebec
—Constitution, Mainland, Port Adelaide—Washington, Cur-
tis, Nem York—Pakenhatn, Watts, lsarbadoes—Albus, Gre-
gory, Baltimore—America, Cahill, Africa—Braganza, Cum-
ming, Bahia.

Ada, Carter, for Newfoundland, has put back, with trifling
damage, having been in contact with the Ariel, hence for
Africa, which also put back, hut proceeded again this morning.
Milton, Hibb, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port 25th April.
San Michele, Michini, cleared at Gibraltar for this port 16th
April. _ - -

Robina, Martin, from Palermo, and Hannah Booth, Bert,
from Cephalonia, both cleared at Gibraltar for this port.
Woodstock, Tiffin, and Fri email, White, hence, and Mary
Allen, from the Clyde,_ all at Jamaica. _ _

Peristina, MilotOviCh, from Alexandria, and Nordstjernen,
Wanberg, from Ancona, both at Falmouth.
_ _

Reform, Pinkham, from Milezzi, and Defender, Bennett,
from Alexandria, both at Plymouth.

FRIDAY, MAY 2

AmityEo.—Gondola, Prior, irom the Mauritius—Colombus,
Eckhoff, Constantinople—Asia, Fowler, Calcutta—George,
Africa—Birkenhead, Phelah, and Richard Alsop, Smith, New
Orleans—Western World, New York—Vieran, Masick, and
Thebes, Scotland, Alexandria—Amerzado, Scholl, St. Übes
Three Sisters, Jansen, and Trende Sodrkende, Srendson, Kra-
gero—Felton Park, Constantinople—Stephen Baldwin, Shank•
land, Callao.

SAILUD.—Rajah. Lawson, for Bombay—Reginald Heber,
Brown, Calcutta—Rebecca, Sawyer; Isaac Wright, Filcher;
and Earl of Charlemonc, Gardner, New York—Doctor, Lus-
combe, Newfoundland, &c.—Ben Nevis, Turner, Quebec—
Gertrude, Middlemast, St. Stephen, N.B.—Waverley, Ternan,
Archangel—Cheviot, Farren, Constantinople—Convivial, Shaw,
Hammerfest—St. Vincent, Madie, Havre—Earl, Lobbett, and
Albion, Forman, Konigsberg—Conte Allessandro Bronick,
Dodero, Leghorn—Holstein, Le Port, L'Orient—Water Witch,
M‘Whirter, Lubeck—Angelique, Roult, Malta—Temperance,
Wimberley, Meirel - Sofia, Laguna, Messina—Jeune Marion,
Maci, Nantes—Elizabeth, Brouwer, Narva—Francis, Simione,
Marseilles.

Blarney (s.), hence at Brielle.
Antje, Fisher, and Udonia, Eilts, hence at Bremen.
Margaret (s.), hence at Havre.
Ysabel, Areste, hence at Tarragona.
Milicete, hence for Staten Island, off Waterford.
Benj. Elkin, M`Grath, from Adelaide, off Plymouth.
Aberfoyle, from Port Philip, and Wellington, from Hobart
Town, off Falmouth.

Parka, Newton, from Corfu; Othello, Thompson, from
Itarffa; San Geo, Esposito, from Girgenti ; and Argo, Han-
sen, from Porto iico, at Falmouth.
WATERFORD, APRIL 30.—The St. George, Patterson, from
Liverpool for Barbadoes, was towed in here last night, with
loss of foremast, bowsprit, &c., having been in contact with
the Garrick.

SKIBBEREEN, April 30.—A boat, fifteen feet long, five feet
four inches broad, and two feet two inches deep, marked in
the stern. as well as can be made out, " Promise, of Shields,"
has been picked up at sea, near Crookbaven.

Halifax Packet sailed from Bombay 19th March, and John
Campbell, 23d March, both for this port.
Maria Anna, Duit, fr•m Dort, for this port, off Wenzance.
Mona, Morris, from Mauritius, at Queenstown, in 79 days.
• Magdalina, Schait, from Valpraiso ; Catharina, Peterson,
from Leghorn, and Thristy, Jermyn, from. Carrill, all at
Queenstown.
Ann Bridson, from Valparaiso, off Queenstown.
Laibeek, Persich, from Constantinople, ut:Waterford.
Rio Grande, Poop, from Rio Grande ; Thiela,, Miltophrens,
from Rio Janeiro ; Sovinto, Sjoluns, and Idomenio, Ragonich,
from Alexandria; Lady Campbell, Taylor, from Gallipoli;,
Betsey Jane, Melhnish, from Bayonne, and Mignon, Richards,
from Mariorn, all at Falmouth.
Mercia, from Calcutta, for Rotterdam ; Mathilde. Brunes,.
from Bourbon, and Posthumous, from Port Philip, all off. Fal-
month.
John Dugdale, from Shanghae, at Channel. _
Benjamin Heape, sailed from Port Philips. for ;Genoa, 29th
December.

Countess of Minto, Allen, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W., for
San Franciaco, 26th January.

Albioa, fruit; China, at 136mbay.
Calder, Fitzsimons, from Adelaide, at Calcutta.
The Roseland, of London, for Aden, coal laden, was destroyed
by fire, in lat. 9N, long. OE. Crew saved.
The barque Curia, from Judda, for Went; was wrecked 2nd
March, on a reef off one of the Laccadive*. Crew saved.
Washington (a), from New York, at Southampton ; sailed
19th April.

SUNDAY, MAY 4.—Wind
ARRIVED.—Tippoo Saib, Morphew, from Sharks' Bay—
Fanenil Hall, Sears, New Orleans—Naples,.Duncan, Mobile—
Daniel Webster, Boston—Bonanza, Bell, Islay—Trinity Yacht,
Para Quiver, Terceira— Syskonan, Alexandria—Theodore
Behrendt, Linse ; Danzic Packet, Tannen;_ and Hinaniabus,.
from Danzic—Achilles, Norway.
SAILED.—Rosita, Cortina, and Sangines,Uribe, for Havana.
—Gulnare, Fields, Montreal, &c.—Black Prince, Moon, Quebec
—Everthorpe, Gleadon, St. John, N.B.—Corkscrew (s), Fudge,
Dunkirk—Daniel, Bohn, Antwerp—Heroine, Dean, Lisbon—
William Canynges, Holbrook, Smyrna—Johanna Patronella,
Visser, Beirout—Hillegonda Ida, Hendricks, Narva—St. Fort,
Jack, Bordeaux—Waterlily, Busch, Malta and Zante—Hape,
Garratt, Hamrnerfest—Christiansgane, Wandahl, Iceland--
Allan, Al'Arthur, Calcutta—Elizabeth, Erwin, Jamaica.

Africa (st), Ryrie, from New York, at, this port ; sailed, 23rd
April, and arrived at 2 a.m. this day.. Has 558,000 dollars on
freight in specie. _

Asia (st), Judkins, hence at New York 2ard April.
Conqueror, Boutelle ; New England, Manson; Lydia,. Soule;
Albert Gallatin, Delano; Charles Crocker, Duncan; George
Washington, Holdridge ; Lochmaben Castle, Poole; Ticonde-
roga, Bailey ; and Perthshire, Tate, all hence at New York.
Ocean Queen. Schoofe ' • Ferozepon' e Grant ; William Potter,
Theobald ; William and Elizabeth, Pilcher ; Letitia Heyne,
M`Wha; and Ellen Maria, all hence at New Orleans.
Sachem, Woodbury ; Plymouth Rock, Caldwell; Sir Harry
Smith, Hawes; and Wm. Jarvis, Jarvis, all hence at Boston.
Venilia, Christie, hence at Baltimore 17th March; sustained
trifling damage in a heavy gale.
Charles De Wolf, Preble, hence for Windsor, N.S., at Port-
land.
Erin's Queen, Campbell; Jessie, Mathers; and Ocean Bird,
Cooper, all hence at San Francisco.

Fieenian, White; Marie, OFtezi; and Regina, Cowart, all
hence at Jamaica.

Victore Appoline, hence at Marseilles.
Maria, Thompson, hence at Malta.
Jesus, De Omar, and Surprise, Prudence, both hence at
Cadiz.

Hortense, Hofkamp, hence at Antwerp.
Davenport, Colebarn, hence at Apalachicola.
Corea, hl`Guire, hence at Charleston.
Chaos, Paxton, hence at Philadelphia.
Napan Belle, Abbot, hence at Alexandria.
Mystery, Grant, sailed from Alexandria, E sth April ; Bel-
mont, Bth ; Margaret, 9th, and Rimswell, 9th ; Juno, 12th, and
Crane. 12th; Regina, I6th ; Triton, 18th, and Nicolino, 19th
April, all for this port.
A. F. Moore, Owens, sailed from Jamaica, for this port, 6th
April.

Ysabel, Ariste, sailed from Tarragona for this port 9th April.
Thetis, Till, from Charlestown for this port at Penzance, with
loss of foretopmast, and foremast sprung.
Jalawar, —, and Lancaster, —, sailed from Saugor 7th March,
and Recorder Bth March, all for this port, and Gemini, 9th
March, for London.

Catliaya, from; Shanghae at Dublin.
Lawrence, Logan, from Callao ; Eluiveland, —, from Valpa-
raiso; William Tucker, Lyall, from Buenos Ayres; Cambyses,
Gibson, from Constantinople; and Pauline Houghton, Smith,
from Mauritius, all at Queenstown.

Brothers, :Flere, and Othello, —, from Buenos Ayres, both
off Queenstown.

Bahanian, Touzdl, and Heart of Oak, Crockett, from Bahia,
both at London.

Martina, Waller, from Buenos Ayres; Delphin, Braun, from
Rio Janeiro; Grimsditch, Nicolich, from Galatz ; Macedonia,
Matteo, from l3erdianski, and Nicalous, Wettersa, from Mar-
seilles, all at Falmouth.

Aotif, Holingzen, from Buenos Ayres, and Malena, Ross,
from Havana, both off Falmouth.

Denison, King, sailed from Cochin for London 7th March.
Brazilian, Duffy, sailed from Madras for Coringa and London
28th March.

Thome, Barclay, from London at Jamaica.
Minerva, Shank, from the Clyde at San Francisco.
Oliver Cromwell, Alexander, from Talcahuano at do.
Blake, Everard, from New York at Panama.
NEW YORK, 23rd April.—The weather has been very stormy
during the last week. The hull of a large vessel, bottom up,
was driven on shore on Long Island Shoal, 19th instant.
BOSTON, 19th April.—A severe north-east gale commenced
on the night of the 14th, and continued with unabated fury till
yesterday morning. The ♦essels at the wharf received some
damage from chafing. A brig, name unknown, went ashore on
the north-east side of Rainford Island, 16th instant.

NEW ORLEANS, 9th April.—The Cato, Robinson, from Liver-
pool for New Orleans, went ashore on the Bemini Islands 31st
March, and it is feared will be a total loss; crew and passengers
saved, and would be taken to Nassau.

MONDAY, MAY s.—Wind N.N.E., fresh breeze.
ARRIVED.—Glaucus, Gales, and Anne Bridson, Fowler,
from Valparaiso—Rhondda, Baird, and Wm. Tucker, Lyah,
Buenos Ayres—lndian Queen, Forsyth, Barbados—Lady Ann,
Abernethy, Nassau—Norna, Astregan, and Princeton, Russell,
New York—Noemie, Holberton, Charleston—Jane and Jessie,
Campbell, Smyrna. .

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SAlLED.—Parker, Risien, and Bellona, Jump, for Demerara
—Elizabeth and Sarah, Willoughby, Wyburg—Diana, Mossop,
Bay Chaleur—Union, Emanout, Brest—Lord Ashley, Roberts,
New York—Medea, Freeman, Alexandria, E.—Tagus, Wade,
Lisbon—Mogul, Candlish, Buena Ventura and Panama—Ad-
miral (st), Little, Havre.

The :Blanche, Duckett, and Ottilia, Irwin, have been seized
at New Orleans for violating the acts of congress relative to the
carrying of emigrants.

',iconic, Miller, from New York at New Orleans.
Bess and Lancashire Lass hence at Nassau.
Toronto, Ballantyne, hence at Quebec, 20th April.
Adelphi, Hurrell, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and cleared,
21st April, for this port.
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Xanibui, Read. Mauritius; Taymouth Castle, Miller, Bahia;
Eliza Adams, Delano, Callao; Priscilla, Aken, Coila, Shank,
and Stranger, Miller, Barbsdoes ; Holy‘Nood, \Tickers, Forto
Rico; Carlotta, Mendozene, Matanzas, and Zodiacus, Hahn,
Savanilla, at Queenstown; and Freehandel, Stoffen, St. Do-
mingo, off do. _

Win. Barber, Foreman, Iquique; Delphin, Timan, Rio
Janeiro; Thor, Edlund, Bahia; Princess Royal, Timme, La
Guayra ; and Tom Cringle, Marsh, St. Jago de Cuba, at Fal-
mouth ; John Fielden, from New Orleans, off Kinsale.
The Camillus, for New Orleans, at anchor in the :tloyne, was
run into yesterday by the steamer Africa, and damaged in the
bows.

Genova (s s), from Leghorn, at Marseilles, and was to sail
for Liverpool Ist May.

HOLYHEAD, 4th May.—The steamer St. Columb, from Dub-
lin to Liverpool, with cattle and deck passengers, put in here
this forenoon, having been to the westward of the Stack, and
down Carnarvon Bay. The St. Columb was hauled up this
harbour, where she now lies till the weather moderates.
[Such of the passengers of the St. Columb as possessed the
means proceeded by the Prince of Wales steamer, from Menai
Bridge, which arrived at Liverpool this (Monday) afternoon.]
WEXFORD, 3rd May.—The brig Ljipa, Zureba, of Trieste,
from Peru to Liverpool, with guano, got on the west side of
St. Patrick's Bridge this morning, and lies in a bad position.
OFF HOLYHEAD, outward bound, at 6 p.m.—Black Prince,
brig, and Gulnare, brig.