The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-28 00:00:00

Canada (s.), Hartison, from Beaton at this port; sailed 'Oh
and from Halifax 17th May.
Swordfish, Green, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed 15th
April. Left the Agenoria loading for Queenstown—Diadem,
for the Mediterranean—Ararat. for Leghorn—Margaret, for
Genoa, and Mary Taylor, for Boston. The Flint, and Jane
Goudie, were loading at Paraiba, for this port, and the Thomas
Mellor sailed about the 10th April, for this port, from that
port.
Fidelia, Abel; Albert Gallatin, Delano; Constitution, Brit-
ton ; Roscius, Eldridge ; Delaware, Tarbox • Ophelia, Nason ;
Enterprise, Funk; J. Z.. Zerega • Niagara,' Smith; 9vanhoe,
Knight; Ambassadress, Foody ; Living Age, Snow; Huguenot,
Gardner; Devon, Murdock; Wm. Rathbone, Spencer; Kate
Howe, Norcross ; Charles Crocker, Duncan, and Gipsey, Ellis,
hence at New York.
Fanchon, Pike; Caledonia. M`Lean • Silas Leonard, Thomp-
son; Adonis, M‘Millan ; Plymouth Rock,i Caldwell, and Zetus,
Malcolm, hence at Boston.
Bessie, Ritson, hence at Boston. This is the vessel which
passed the Cush la Macree, in her disabled state, without ren-
dering any assistance, and was reported, by the captain of the
Cush la Macree, as the brig Jessie, of this port.
William Russell, Shelford; Leven Lass; Adam Smith, and
Fame, hence at Pernambuco.
General Wiltshire, Stfachan ; Rossendale ; and Reliance,
hence at Bahia.
Seadrift, Weatherall ; Ganges, Mitchell; Apollo, Metcalfe;
Hope, Taylor; Orion, Berg, and Flash, Steel, hence at Cron-
stadt.
Burrell, Phillips, hence at Madeira.
Walton, hence at Punta Arenas.
Hartley, Morrell, and Liverpool, Irving, hence at New Or-
leans.
Jane, Softley, hence at Wilmington.
Albus, Gregory, hence at Baltimore.
Hibernia, Faulk, hence at Philadelphia.
Arab, Simpson, hence at Charleston.
Hibernia (s.), Lang ; Messenger,Treweek ; and Osprey, Jost,
hence at Halifax.
Devonia, Lon, and Union, Rook, hence at Gibraltar.
RiChard and Ann, Perry, and Oron Lass, Rees, hence at
Lisbon.
Chimaera, Shearer, and Emulous, Brown, hence it Oporto.
Redbreast, Williams, hence at Charente.
Wave, Kidd, and Mary Jessie, Jervie, hence at Baltic Port.
Prince of Wales, Thomas, from Gallipoli, at Gibraltar, and
cleared for this port.
Touch me Not, —, from Hamburgh, at Valparaiso.
Robert Finnie, Connell, who sailed from Bahia 23rd March,
for this port, put back 26th March, leaky.
BOSTON, 15TH MAY.—lnvincible, Davis, from Newport, for
Baltimore, with railroad iron, went ashore at Carrituck Inlet,
N.C. 6th May, and remained, but with little damage ; assist-
ance would be sent to her.
BAHIA, 10TH APRIL.—The southerly wind is improving the
health of this port. The captain, two mates and seven hands
of the Bodiam Castle, and eight men of the Monarch, (a coal
vessel,) fell victims to the fever before the change of the weather.
PERNAMBUCO, 15TH AritiL.—There is a favourable change
of the weather, and'the fever is abating.
OFF THE PORT.—AliZebth Randall, from Jamaica—Coro-
mandel—J. T. Carr—Bidston—and Mary.

MONDAY. MAY 27.—Wind S.
ARRlVED.—Vandalia, Chase, from Cuba—Tagus, Wade Lis-
bon—Tryphena, Wearing, Rotterdam—Shenandoah, West, Phi-
ladelphia—Universe. Bird; Star of the West, Lowber, and J.
A. Westervelt, Hoodless, New York—Albion. Bluth, Alexan-
dria—Tyro, M‘Farlane, Lisbon—Thomas Forrest, Smith, Alex.
andria—Bir Givot, Higner, Danzig.
SAlLED.—Excelsoir, Crocker, for New York—Amazon, Rod-
gers, Rio Janeiro—Tagus, Gibson, Ober—Harriet Nash, Nas-
sau, N.P.—Delta, Doane, Philadelphia—Hematope, Hubert
Bay Cbaleur—Eclipse, Blackburn, Rotterdam—Grace Darling
Nichol, Pillar—Venus, Stahuke, Memel—Apame, Eason, Cron.
stadt—Argo, Fretwurst,Aiga—Paragon, Nicolson, Cronstadt—
Thomas, Stiffen, Archangel—Exile, Blake, Ancona.

Ceres, Williams, from Patagonia at Pernambuco, and sailed
16th April for this port.
'Ocean Queen, Hamilton, hence at Halifax.
Abeona, Poole, hence for New York, off ditto in 15 days.
Swallow, Jellard, hence at St. John's, Newfoundland.
`Gipsey, Dauntless, and Elizabeth, hence at Maranham.
Eliza Killick, from Shanghae at Anjer 27th Feb.
Andover, Hayton, hence at Clara.
HALIFAX, 16th May.—The Charles Saunders, Simpson,
'from New rleans to Quebec, went ashore iith instant, near
Popis Harbour, was got off, and into Spry Harbour 14th inst.,
with loss of rudder, and rudder case started. The Northum-
berland, from Boston to Quebec, was wrecked at White Point
11th instant.
MONTREAL, 13th May.—The ship Montreal proceeded from
this on the 18th. for Quebec, to be docked.
Collector, from Callao at Crookhaven, with loss of jibboom,
'topgallant sail, and royals.
Gratitude, Turner, from Demerara at Queenstown.
Kent. Robb ; Manchester, and Promise, from Callao, dff ditto
Lapwing, from London, for Adelaide, at the Cape of Good
Hope.
Pearl, hence at Richibucto.
Esther May, hence at Boston.
Bellona, Ritchie. from Mauritius, for London, at Falmouth.
Andrew'Foster, hence at New York.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Reindeer, for Canton, 25th March, in let, 11 S., long. 30 W
Reward, hence 15th May, in lat, 49, long.l3—Rosalie, hence for
Vera Cruz, 10th May, in let. 47, long.'lo—Avoca, hence 17th
May, in lat. 50 N., long. S W—Eliza Killick, from China, for
England, 21st Feb.—Lyra, of Belfast, 'Barque Promise, and
'Manchester, from Callao, for Cork, all 19th May, in lat.-51,
long. 14—Carthagena, hence for San Francisco, 19th March, in
lat. 2'N., long. 21—Osprey, hence for Sydney, N.S.W., 22nd
March, in lat. 5 N.,"long. 21 W.—Amelia Elizabeth, from St.
Doming, for Valparaiso, 28th Feb.,' in lat. 54 S., bon. 59 W—
• Unity;of this port, from London. `9th May, in lat. 44, long. 10
—Minerva, liound south, 29th March, in let. 16 s., long. '27 W.
—Pellore, for Bourbon, 30th March, in let. 13 S., long. 28 W.—
Chester, from Belfast, for New York; lOtliMay, in lat.' 47, long.
17—Polly, hence for Quebec, 14th May, in let. 50, long.' 17—
Feronia .from Cardiff, for ,New York, -15th May, in lat. 50,
long: 12', with loss of both topmasts and one man overboard—
Princess Alice, 19th May, oft Tuskar—Araminta, hence for
Bombay, 19th May, off Bardsey-:-Ocean, from Coquimbo,''for
this port, 21st March, in lat. 18 S., long. W.—Jane Tudor,
hence' for California, .12th March, in lat. 39 N., long. 17 W
Labuan, from London, for Sydney, sth March, in lat. 27-S.,
long. 23'W.—William and James, from New Bedford,.for San
Francisco, 29th March, in lat.,frS., long. 29 W—Agnes, of bi-
verpobl, 27th Feb., in lat. 26 S, 10ng.61 E.—Elizabeth, from
Calcutta, for this port, 6th March, in let. 33 S., long. 33 W.—
Swift; hence, bound S.W., 14th May, in lat. 48 N., long. 9 W.—
Robina, hence for Baltimore,-lith April, in lat.' 48, long. 13—
Columbus, for London, 13th May—Albatross, hence for Aus-
tralia, 23rd May, off Point Lynas—Mencius, hence for China,
4th April, in lat. 5 N., long. 21 W.—Texian; 9th May, with loss
of spars—St. Vincent, from St. Vincent, for this port, '2lst
May, off Cape Clear—George Buckham, hence for Batavia, 10th
March, in lat. 30 S.; long. 28 W.—Corsair, hence for New Or-
leans, April—Arethusa, hence for Calcutta, 7th April, in let.
26 S., long- 30 W—Yorkshire,hence for New-York, 12th May,
' in lat. 48 N., long. 24 W—Helvellyn, from Clyde, for Madras,
lird April, in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W.--Bellairs;-from Calcutta, for
this .port, Ist May, iu lat. 39 'N., long. 26 \V.—Christina Pit-
cairn, from Buenos Ayres, for London, 7th May, in lat. 42,
long: 24—Carolne,from Callao, for London, 15th May, in lat.
47. long. 14—Promise, from Callao, in lat. 14 N., long, 37 W.,
with mainmast sprung, and very much damaged. ,•