The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-30 00:00:00

Ocean, from Valparaiso at Buenos Ayres
Inca, from Hamt
CO LERAI N

The sloop Busy, Burrell, of and
t, in crossing the bar yesterday,
little water, but is expected off.
indent, Ritchie, hence for New
Ist night, with loss of mainmast,
id leaky, and about fifty tons of

stern'itove, hull strained.
pig iron th own overboard

was to sail from Rio Janeiro, for Fal

moldb, 23d March
LONAONDEHRY,

4th April,—Tam o'Shanter, Marienberg,
from Liverpool, for Quebec, which put into Lough Swilly, 10th
April, leaky, after lightening two feet forward, discovered the
leak in her bowport; stopped it, reloaded, and sailed last even-
ing.

SUNDAY, Are[

ARRIVED
Agnes

—Parliament, liro~ n, from lioston, sailed Bth April

Smallman, New Or eans—Snsquehannah, Dunlevy,
Philadelphia—Peter and John, Mills, and Alida, —, Havre—
Maria Bertha, Jap, Rotterdam—Eclipse, —, Ostend.
Ss LE [l,—.) 'Miter' Bailie, for Buenos Ayres— Escott, Jerrett,
and Atl.s, 1-lowan, New York—Clown, Sinclair, Davis Straits
—Dryden, Esk, Bordeaux—Union, Rook, Gibraltar—E. Mat-
chelina, Wessels, Narva.

Amherst,

Jane Stanley,
.nd Fame, -, hence at Rio Grand(
Candace, Patterson, hence, for St. John, N.B
town, leaky, and lost head, cutwater, &c.
Light of the Harem, Stevenson ; Louisa, Pollot ; and Libra,
Moor, hence at Buenos Ayres
Fernandes, Contente, and
Royal Victoria, Graves, hen
Montezuma, -, and Factor, -, hence at Naples
Anglo American, Howard ; Townsend, Richardson ; and
John Ham n. Harding, hence at Boston.
Grace Darling and Henriette sailed from Lisbon 18th April,
and Ellen, 19th April, all for this port.
Cambria, M'Cullock, from New Orleans, and Ellen, Davies,
from New York, both at Queenstown.
0. Cromwell, Bense, from Callao, off Queenstown. _ _

at Queens-

;as, Wade, hence at Lisbon

,ce at Gibraltar

BREST, 23d April.—Boussole, Bezian, from Liverpool, for
Mataangue, put into this port to day, having slipt from an an-
chor and cable in the Passage du Four. She will proceed in a
few days. _ _ _ _ .

BOSTON, 26th April.—Ajax, Allan, of and from Liverpool,
for Boston, was abandoned at sea, being leaky, with both masts
gone; crew saved by the Ellen, arrived here.

MONDAY, APRIL 29.—Wind N.T..onoderate,

ARRIVED.—Europa (s.), Leitch, from New Yorki sailed 17th
instant, and from Halifax 40th—Humayoon, Finlay, Bombay—
Aberdeen, Hubbard, New York—Water Lilly, Payne, St. Mi-
chael's—Prince, Richards, Lisbon—Venilia;Eddes, Rotterdam
—Avarice, Stettin.

SAILED.—Syra, Watterson, Riga—Oporto, Armstrong, San
Francisco—Aurora, Vautier, Gaspe—Eleanor and Mary, Evans,
Havre Aberdeen, Haws, Montreal—BaWkill, Henderson, Te-
neriffe and Hayti,

America (5.,) hence at Halifax 18th April.
Pwwi ELI, 28th April.--The smack hlarietta,Thomas,of
Aberystwith, was run down on 25th instant, about 40 miles
N.H. of the Bishops, by the Resolution, from Liverpool to Ma-
ranham. Crew saved, and landed at Nevin.
. .

NEW YORK. 6th April —A barque, with white 'figure-head,
bright masts, and painted ports, apparently about 300 tons,
was seen ashore on the Bth ultimo, on the Isle a Vache, by the
Arthur, arrived at New Orleans, from Glasgow.

Sarah Ann, Dunnett, and Vicioria,:Carphin, from Sydney at
San Francisco.

Tepic, Luce, hence at San Francisco, and sailed for Oahu on
16th Februasy.

Zillagh, 111(Dougall ; Mary, Freme; Frederica,Soyd ; Chris.
tiana, Moore; lon, Hunt; William 'Kerry, Sims, '(cargo da-
maged); Ranger, for Mexico ; and I.ondon, O'Neill,'hence at
Valparaiso.
Joshua Waddington, sailed from ditto Ist February, and
Mary Woods, uth, both for this port; and Amiga, 12th Feb.,
for the Clyde.
Eliza Rose, hence at Buenos Ayres.

Jessie, Robertson, hence at Jainaica

Talleyrand, Williams, hence at NeweOrlcans.

Ben•ilevis:Turner; Chieftain, Cotter; and El Dorado, Mor-
rison, hence at Savannah.

Deborah. Liston, hence

at Charleston

Scotia, Miskelly, hence at Baltimore.
Wyontino*', Miercken ; Jno. Ravenal, 'Wamberfie; and Mo-
nongahela,Whipple, hence at Philadelphia.
Jno. Hancock, Burgess; Danube, Chase; Centurion, Ricker;
Queen of the West, Ballet ; Star of the West, Lovvber ; Naban,
Williams ; N. D. Sewell, Jack ; Garrick,Rldridge ; and Albert
Gallatin:Delano, hence at New York.
Gleaner, Fufler, and Zenobia, Carey, 'hence at St. John's,
New Brunswick.

Rosetta,qience for St. Stephen's, at Halifax, with loss of
bowsprit, foretopmast, &c., long boat stove, and water started.
Primrose, Brookman, and Lightfoot, Parker, hence at Hali-
fax.

Washington Irving, and Louisiana, Barstow, hence at Bos-
ton, with loss of spars, plank shear and main channels started,
boats storey and cargo shifted.
Montreal, ,M`Master, hence at Quebec illth April, the first
and only arrival of the season.

Marchioness of Bredalbane, Clark, hence at Queenstown, for
Madeira, lostioretopmast, leaky, and must discharge.

Susan, Ranger, from Paraiba at Queenstown.
Frisk, froml3nenos Ayres, in the Channel.
Andes, Selkirk, from Bahia off Falmouth.
OFF GREAT ?ORMSHEAD, inward bound, nt -5 p.m., the
barque Champion.