The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-16 00:00:00

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TUESDAY. MAY 9.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Juno, Moran, from Savannah—Deseado, from
Alicant—Catherine, Robertson, from St. Joon, N.B.—Wilhel-
mine, from Zapote.
SAT LED.—Haidee, Stewart, for Honduras—Juniper, Steven-
son, for Boston—Bland, Hosken, Calcutta—Speed, Grundell,
St. John, N.B.

Sir Henry Pottinger, M`Wean, from Calcutta, at this port.
On the 14th January, in lat. 9 S., long. 83 E., cut away fore-
mast in a violent hurricane.
Eleanor Lancaster, Lodge, sailed from Sydney, New South
Wales, for Auckland, New Zealand. 2d January.
Commodore, Pratt, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Clifford, Rayner, sailed from Jamaica for this port on the
sth April.
Caroline, Jergenson, sailed from Bilboa for this port on the
28th April.
Alarm Ludovice. Zuppar, hence for Venice, at Trieste.
Flint, Graham, hence a ditto.
Kestrel, hence off Rigtr
Norval, Caithness, hence for Riga, at Eyrang.
Freedom. Lay, hence at Copenhagen.
Gezina, Wykmyer, hence at the Texel.
Onderneerning, Dukker, hence at Vlie.
Amphitrite, Grave, from Ostend at Deal, and sailed for this
port.
Thistle, Read, hence for Rotterdam, at Deal.
James i lean, dlaikie, from Callao at Cove.
Lord Panmure, Clarke, from Cape Hayti, tt ditto.
Eclipse, from Windsor, Nova Scotia, at ditto.
Manchester, Smith. from Pernambuco, off ditto.
Betsey Hall, Cholditch, from Hava. a, at Falmouth.
SCILLY, May 4.—The Tancred, Oliver, of Sunderland, from
Liverpool for Quebec, sprung a leak on the 23rd April, in long.
15, and foundered yesterday, nine miles off the Stones. Crew
picked up by the Merlin, and brought in here.
AMSTEPDAM, May s.—The Hope, Miller, sailed from Liver-
pool for Rotterdam on the 14th (13th) of December, and has
not since been heard of.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.—Wind N W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—VeIore. Bell, from Calcutta—Franconia, Smith,
New Orleans—r Nova Feliz, Corten, St. Übes.

The wreck of the Agnes Gilmour, (barque,) of Glasgow, was
Passed Bth March, in lat. 39, long. 21, by the Elisha Dennison,
Conway, arrived at New York.
Lumviti ES, May 6.—lsabella, of Carlisle, which was put on
shore near this place 18th February las., has been got off and
towed up for repairs.
TOBEEMORY, April 30,—Jane and Ellen, of Maryport, was
Wrecked at the Point of Ardnamurchan, during a snow storm
26th ult. Crew saved.
BELFAST, May 6.—Wilfred, of Maryport, from Liverpool for
Tralee, was towed up to the quay this morning for repairs,
baying received considerable damage yesterday off Carrickfer-
gus, by collision with the brig Chamook.
Rio JANEIRO, March 20.—Helena, Sutherland, from Callao
to England, put in here 12th instant. with pumps broken,
many of her chainwale bolts broken, started, &c., part of the
bulwarks carried away, and about 200 tons of the cargo (guano)
thrown overboard.
GIBRALTAR, May I.—The wind being east on the 29th ult.,
all wind-bound vessels in this bay, Algesiras Roads, and behind
the rock, in all nearly 300 sail, proceeded to the westward. The
wind did i of last sufficiently long to carry the whole through,
but the greater part succeeded in passing the straits.
MEMEL, April 29.—N0 ships, except British, are allowed to
proceed, until a settlement of the Danish and Prussian differ-
ences shall be effected.
SOUTHAMFTON, May 10.—Washington, (steamer,) Johnston,
from New York at this port. On the Bth May, spoke the ship
Hector, from New York, for Liverpool, twenty-three days out,
and the United States mail steamer Hermann, bound for New
York, from Southampton—all well.