The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

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TESDAY,
fromARRIVED. Prince—Wind
Edward Island—Crescent,
Williams, Cadiz—Princess, Scott, Caen--New Messenger,
Moon, Bordeaux—Medora, Carter, and Aquilla, Hughes, from
Dieppe—Margaret, Jackson, Trinidad—Arabian, Ewing, Con-
stantinople—Daniel, Bohn, Antwerp—Victoria, Danzic—Val-
kyrien, and Nader, Bate, Nantes—Traveller, Darnell, Rotter-
dana—Mazeppa, Cullen, Cadiz.
SAlLED.—Sandbach, Bellis, for Demerara—Helen, Currie,
Syra—Envoy, M`Lean, Quebec—Snowdon, Walker, St. John,
N.B.—John H. Jarvis, Rich, Boston—Laconic, Miller, St. An-
drew's, N.B.—Alfred the Great, Wakeham, and Mercia, Da-
vies, Calcutta—Swordfish, Green, and Genevieve, Coupar, Per-
nambuco—Hamlet, Sears, New York—William Skee, Jobson,
Constantinople—Mersey, Hongaton, Honduras—Pelican State,
Manson, Bath, A.S.—Adriana, Simpson, Africa—Mary, Bew-
ley, Laguayra—Princess Charlotte, Newham, Jamaica—Pome-
rania, Krause, St. Petersburgh—Element, Dolby, Halifax—
California, Lawson, Bombay—Albanian, Winsor, Leghorn—
Therese, Brandt, St. Petersburg—Rebel, Long, Porto Rico—
Fancy, Davies, Nantes—Sydney and Jane, Parry, Malaga—
Clementina, Swinsdale, Leghorn—Thebes, Scotland, Montreal.

Pacific (s.), Nye, from New York at this port, at 9 50 p.m.
Has 151 passengers and 1,000,000 dollars in specie on freight.
Margaret, Ford, hence for Lisbon, off Scilly.
Santander, sailed from Matanzas for this port 2nd June.
Miltiades, Buroca, hence for Syra, at Malta.
Angelique, Roli, hence at Malta.
Emma, Turner, from Smyrna at Malta, and sailed for this
port.
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- Honor, Hogg, hence at Barcelona.
Matilda, Marshall, from Havana at Elsinore.
Elizabeth, Mundy, sailed from Carthagena for this port 20th
June.
Louisa Munro, Stokes, sailed from Alexandria 7th June;
Emanuel, 9th ; and Mercurius, 16th, all for this port.
Eagle, Farren ; Undine, Kelly; Glaneek, Lewis ; and Rose-
land, Ball, hence at Galatz.

WYK-ON-FOHR, June 24.—The Elsina Jantina, Zaven, from
Liverpool for Stettin, put in here to-day, leaky, and will have
to discharge.

MADRAS, May 17.—Two or three vessels, in a disabled state,
and one without any person on hoard, were passed about the
9th May, by the Stree Vencaterredy, arrived here.
MALTA, June 22.—The Napan Belle, from Alexandria for
Liverpool, was assisted in here on thel3th of June, with loss
of bowsprit, &c., by her Majesty's steamer Caradoc, the two
vessels having been in contact. Her Majesty's steamer Cara-
doc left the same day, with the Caradoc's mails for the lonian
Islands. Ile Carnogliano, Figari, bound for Queenstown,
put back here on the sth June, with the cargo badly heated.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2.—Wind E.S.E., fresh.
ARRI VED.—Planter, Seaton, from Caen—Commerce, Richard,
Havre— Reinhold, Bertell, Konigsberg—St. Corintin, Hulot,
Bordeaux—Auguste, Waldack, Ghent—Mazeppa, Cullen, Cadiz
—Elizabeth, Baines, and Rambler, Hodge, Rouen—Elizabeth
Helena, Gatzen, Amsterdam—Maria Melanea, Nantes—Anna
Letitia, Edwards, Jersey—Mercurius, Dordt—Hendrika. Rot-
terdam.

SA ILED.—Jheulum, Bell, for Valparaiso—Heinrich Soren-
son, St. Thomas—Union, Denduyts, Ostend—Fidelia, and San-
dusky, Borland, New York—Mystery, Hain, Naples—Millman,
Wheeler, Demerara—Bellairs, Rees, Calcutta—Elizabeth, Car-
lisle, Bombay—Broad Oak, Goulding, Pernambuco—Sarantis,
Macayo, and Chimbo, De Arritola, Havana—Dion, Dingwall,
Cronstadt—Cheval Marin, Azibert, and Lucian Acme, Menier,
Algiers—Magdalena, Wester, Rouen—Etienne Marie, Le Mornff,
Charente—lrene, M'Donald, Brazils.

Camana, Smith, hence at Callao.
Tinamara, Blundell, hence at Ceara.
Aim, Justice, hence at Para.
John Wesley, Watson, hence at Alexandretta.
Astrologer (s.s.), cleared at Constantinople for this port on
17th June.
Osmanli (s.s.), hence at Genoa.
Harp, Ward, hence at Bordeaux.
Maria Louise, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the 27th
June.
Margery, Hay, hence at Nantes.
Gonzalve, Brossard, sailed from St. Nazaire, for this port, on
27th June.
Commodore (s.), Little, hence at Havre.
Hebe, Larsen, and Sophia, Bakker, hence at Christiana.
Vixen, Ryan, hence at Dauzic.
Alert, Hadgraft, hence at Zeirickzee.
Wave, Jenkins, from Rabut, off Queenstown.
Thomas, hence, and Tepic, Luce, from Hongkong at San
Francisco.

Mariner, Christie, hence at Montreal.
Sarah Sands (s.s.), from San Francisco at Panama, and
cleared on her return 3rd June.

Molly Hawn, Hiscock ; Scottish Maid; and Apollo, Schade
hence at Valparaiso. ,

Lucia, Tambachi ; Aureo, Wiparich ; and Actaeon, Benson,
cleared at Trieste for this port 18th June.
Panama, Robertson, for Hobart Town; and Ocean Queen,
and Thames, Rennie, for Callao; cleared at San Francisco 10th
May.

Niagara (s.), Stone; Astoria, Jenkins; Western World,
Moses; and Florida, Mills, hence at New York.
Gartereiz, Strickland; John, Atcheson ; Black Prince,
Moon; and Yorkshire Lass, Hawkin, hence at Quebec.
Wasp, Page; Cygnet, Nairn; Hope, Garratt ; Konim Lilje-
hock, Lindholm; and Brunswick, Flaren, hence at Hammer-
fest.
New YORK, June 21.—About 20 bales cetton, marked (10)
(I), have been picked up about Florida Reef and among the
Keys, and sold at Key West ; many of them appeared burnt at
the end.

THURSDAY, JULY 3.—Wind N.E., fresh breeze.
ARRlVED.—Commodore (S.), from Havre—Enicheten, Fin-
land—Blarney (s.s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam.
SAILED.—Pe-teche-lee, Overend, and Jane'Pratt, Clare, for
Calcutta—Arthur, Talbot, Portland, A.S.—Christiana, Ham-
mond; Washington, Page; Arctic, Zerega ; and Gen. Dunlop,
Skolfield, New York—Belloaa, Williams, Genoa—Bosphorus,
Gibson. Buenos Ayres—Polly, Lodwick, Narva—Twilinggus-
ters, Corst, Batavia—Bess, Pomeray, Ancona—Carrs, Dunn,
St. Petersburgh.

Pauline, Gourney, hence at Genoa.
Regina, Wakeham, hence at Jamaica.
Industry, Davey, sailed from Jamaica for this port on sth of
June.
Fiume, Tomasinich, hence at Trieste.
Ranger, Gibson, and Sofia, Lazana, hen^e nt Messina.
Esther, Millman, from Rio Grande, off Falmouth.
Digby, Buchanan, from Callao at Deal.
Alida, Howe, from Hamburgli, for this port, off Deal.
Livorno, Paton, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the
27th June.
Granville, Brown, and Ann Powell, Lake, hence at New-
foundland.
St. Lawrence, Stewart, from St. John, N. 8., and Fanny,
KiQueete, from Gonaives,
Mat Crookhaven.
n Dowager, eldrum ; Seadrift, Weatherall ; and Pa-
lender, Rice, hence at Cronstadt.
The Heinrich Sorenson, for St. Thomas, has returned into
dock, with loss of cutwater, &c., having been run into while at
anchor in the river, by one of the Seacombe steamers.
A ROCKY SHOAL AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE HARBOUR
OF ST. rHONIAS.—The Admiralty have received from Lieut.
Lawrence, commanding her Majesty's surveying vessel Scor-
pion, a report of an important rocky shoal in the Fairway of
the entrance of the harbour of St. Thomas, in the West Indies.
Extract of a letter from Lieutenant Lawrence to the Hydro-
grapher :—"During the course of our operations we have very
unexpectedly come across a coral shoal at the entrance of the
harbour, having only 2O feet of water on it at low tides. It
stands directly in the Fairway, and is a danger of smne conse-
quence. The shallowest part of the shoal extends in a north
and south direction from 80 to 100 feet, and east and west
from 30 to 40 feet. It appears to be of coral formation, and full
of inequalities, from the lead dropping off tne surface of the
rocks into 5 and 51 fathoms. Beyond the nucleus of the shoal
the coral extends 60 fathoms to the westward, with depths of
from 26 to 28 feet, and about 40 to the eastward, having 28 to
30 feet, and, occasionally, 34 feet. The surrounding ground is
composed of sand and rock, with a depth of 37 feet on the north
edge, and from 37 to 39 feet on the south." The lieutenant
gives the following instructions for avoiding the shoal :—" The
highest part of Prince Robert's Rock on with the portico of
Fredericksberg-house, N. E., clears it to the eastward, and
the Outer Green Coy on with the extremity of the point, on
which Muhlenfel's battery is situated, clears it to the north-
ward."

FRIDAY, JULY 4.—Wind N.N.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Beacon, ---, from Newfoundland—Pomona,
Legg, Lisbon—Orion, Evans, Charente—Emilie, Svendfen,
Loon, (Norway)—Marys, Angier, Boulogne—Benedictus,
Nakskcw—Edward, Everett, New Orleans—Celina Eliza, —,
Bayonne—Java, Perry, Charleston.
SAlLED.—Argenti, Jackson, for Constantinople—Vieraw,
Lul:lr, Alexandria, E.—F. W. Brune, Landis, Baltimore—
Warbler, Westcott, New Orleans—Bay State, Summons, Bos-
ton—R. D. Shepherd, Von Tritzen, Baltimore.

Adam Smith, Gamby, from Buenos Ayres for Callao; Junior,
Ball, and Undaunted, Whiteway, hence ; Othello, Smith, hence
for San Francisco ; and Orion, Christiansen, and Harpye,
hence, both for Mazatlan, all at Valparaiso.
Queen, Hosking, hence at Oporto.
Bon Pere, Prianbx, hence at Nantes.
Margaret, (s,) hence at Havre
Junius, hence for Virginia and Newport.
Fanny, Gudolph, from Galatz at Queenstown.
Fides, Ivendeen, hence at Deal for Fanve.
Mona's Isle, Jones, hence off Dover for Altona.

SATURDAY, JULY s.—Wind N.N.W., fresh breeze.
ARRlVED.—Letitia Heyne, M'Wha, aid Frances P. Sage,
Robinson, from New Orleans—Parliament, Sampson, Boston
—Fanny, Kite, St. Domingo—Fanny, Murdoch, and Orbit,
Culliton, Quebec—Princess, Bowes, Laguna—Racer, Pater,
Syra—Gonzaloe, Nantes—Mary, Thomas, Rouen—Beneilor,
Anderson, Nakskov—Alex, Gierstrof, Nyklohing—Mignon,
Wright, Amsterdam—Hecla, Hansen, St. Petersburg—Osprey,
Honeyman, Callao—Pirate (s.), Ritchie, Behout, &c.—Wasp,
Buchan, Bonny (sailed 3rd May)—Firefly, Cape Mesurado
(sailed Bth May)— Bonita, Killey, Pernambuco (sailed 23d May,
and from Aracati 2nd June).
SAILED.—Asia (s.), Judkins, and Niagara, Smith, for New
York—Westmoreland, Decan, Philadelphia—Chieftain, Palmer,
Quebec.

Bombay Packet; City of Rochester; Dumbarton Youth (s.);
and Benjamin Boyd, all hence at Africa.
Trio, Harward, hence for Charleston, and Industrie, hence
for Dunkirk, both at Newport.
Ann, Salmond; Leonidas, Huson ; and Eleanor, Morgan, all
hence at Galatz.

Courtenay, Dyson, hence at Bonny.
Eliza Bain, Steel, and Seraphine, Gething, both hence at
Pernambuco.
Silfide, Maflei, hence at Trieste.
Pepita, Arrotegui, hence at Tarragona.
Danzic Packet, Tanner, hence at Cronstadt.
Pncenix, Kuiper, hence at Scheldt.
Diindonald, from Bombay for this port, off Cape Good Hope.
Vestal, Gray, from the Clyde, at Pernambuco.
William Inglis, Rogers, from Bahia, at Falmouth.
Looshtauk, Scolly, from Callao, at Queenstown.
LENVIG, JUTLAND, 25th June.—The Pride of Newry, from
Liverpool for Riga, was stranded near this place during a heavy
gale yesterday, and now lies on her beam ends, under water,
and a wreck. Crew and six bales of cotton saved.

HOLYHEAD, 4th July.—A small slo-op, supposed to be the
Busy Bee, was seen to go down off the Mountain yesterday.
Crew drowned.

SUNDAY, JULY 6.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRlVED.—Aspatria, Thompson, from Trinidad—Vandalia,
Smith, Apalachicola—Roscoe, —, Mobile—Royal William,
Maddox, Buenos Ayres—Hero, Oliver, Bombay—John Melhu-
ish, —, Calcutta.
SA I LED.—Princess, Casson, for Bahia—Owen Potter, Banks,
Calcutta.

Dan and Mary, Evans ; Creole, Avery; Flora, Priest; Rover,
Christian ; and Fernandez, Contente, all hence at Lisbon.
Everthorpe, Gleadow. hence at Camden.
Thalia, Rogers, hence at Corfu.
Osmanli (s 7), hence at Leghorn.
Puzzle, Trinich, hence at Gibraltar.
Phoenix, Kuiper, hence at Antwerp.
Silfide, Maffei, cleared at Trieste for this port 27th Tune.
Emerald, Smith, from Smyrna, at Gibraltar, and cleared for
this port.
Lima, Jones, sailed from Lisbon for this port 25th June.
Isabella, Shaw, sailed from Mumbles for this port, after
stopping a leak.
GIBRALTAR, 24th June.—A large paddle-wheel steamer, ap-
parently disabled, and bearing up for Cadiz, was passed 17th
June, about eighty miles W. of Tarifa, ;by the Osmanli (s.s.),
arrived here.

Iflaritem

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, JULY Q.

Though sellers would:have submitted to some reduction on
Flour, the continuance of the finest weather indisposes buyers
to act, except in a retail way for the supply of present wants ;
and the business of the week has been of a more than ordina-
rily restricted character. To-day we had a very inanimate
market : we lower our quotations for Wheat fully 3d. per
bushel, and for Flour Is. per sack and barrel. In other articies
there is no particular variation. It may be remarked, however,
there is no pressure to sell, and the stocks of all articles are
comparatively light.