The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-03 00:00:00

from Danze—Oak, Gardner, from Leghorn —Douro, Smith,
from Oporto—Emma, Toyt, from Venice—Henrietta, Pearce,
and George Dean, Sparing. from Laguna—Lady Flora Hastings,
Houst, from St. John, N.B.—St. Vincent, Shepherd, from St.
Vincent—Lightning, Le Seur, and Hunter, Pain, from Mar-
seilles—Vesper, Bellamy, from Palermo—Lord Althorn, Elliott,
and Tomatin, M•Pherson, from Calcutta—Bee, Wilson, from
Lima—Reginald Heber, from Ceylon—lsabella, Thorpe, from
Demerara—Nestor, Stewart, fr, m Buenos Ayres—Pamelia,
Atwick, and St. Mark, from Savannah—Martha, Seager, and
Navigator, Slor, from Stettin—Maid of Cashmere, Fishley,
from Jamaica—Ariel, Darling, from Alexandria—Morgiana,
Duncan, from Charleston—Lady Howden, M'Eacheu ; Eliza-
beth Wood, Cro-hie, ana Elizabeth. King, from Barbadoes—
Golden Fleece, Hubbuck, from Bahia—Secret, Ileelis, from
Valparaiso—and Herald, from Lisbon.
SAlLED.—Cambridge, Brown, for Honduras—John Marshall,
Poythre's, for Alexandria—New York, Cropper, and Ashburton,
Huttleston, for New York—Wm. Goddara, Potter, for Boston—
Ann, Lumsdaine. for Laguira—Severn, (steamer) Evar.s, for
Havre—David & Robert, Peat, and Gez. Wilhelmina, D. kman,
for Narva—Ana Paley, Lister, for Oporto—and Black Prince,
for Cronstadt.

Pakenham. and Kyanite, hence at Vera Cruz
Don Queripel ; Kondraty, Savin ; Cid, and Serafin, Galdez,
hence at Havana
Mina Huff, Newton, hence at Odessa
Lee, hence at Port Republicain
Vesta, Mason, sailed from Palermo 6th May ; Wm. Burton,
Pearson, 1 bth May, and Exchange, Sharon, 15th May, all for
Liveipool

BrOthers, Williams, from Youghall for Liverpool, at Milford,
leaky

Lowea, Dobson, from Valparaiso, at Cove. On lgth May, in
long. 17, spoke the Ashburton
Emigrant, from New Orleans, at Quebec
Oscar, Jamieson, from Benin, at Cove
Catherine, Williams, from Mobile, at Savannah
Ocean Queen, from New Orleans, at St. John, N.B.

MONDAY. JUNK 2. Wi n d W. fresh

Aartivsn —Mediterranean, Eaton, from ew Calabar ; sailed
27th Feb. and from Fernando Po 14th March—Malibran, Reed,
from New Calabar—Countess of Graham, from Buenos Ayres—
Favourite, Young; Pharsalia, Wadsworth, and Bona Dea, from
New Orleans—Great Britain, Wilson, from Mobile—Clyde,
Theobald : Tamerlane, Theobald, and Kingston, from Savannah
—Harri.t & Jessie, Connor, and Pcrsia, from Charleston—
Dasher, Perry, from Marseilles—Lady Rowley, Prowse, from
Gibraltar—Challenger, from Africa—Henry Clay, Nye, from
New York—Victory, White, from New Orleans—and Robert
Watt, Johnston, from Apalachieuia,
SAILED.—Emma, Weeks, for Cronstadt—Fifeshire, Vaughan,
for Valparaiso—Lord Wellington, Hill, for Quebec—Yarmouth,
Forsyth, for Ancona—Julien Elizabeth, Larsen, for Tonsbeg—
Robert Syers, Atkins, for Sincapore—Durango, Parker, for
Bahia—and Wallace, Main, for Valparaiso.

Emily, Foyle, hence at New Calabar
Thomas Hunter, Ward : Rienzi,-, and Hero, Grant,
hence at Bonny

Bombay Packet, and Letitia, Ward, hence at Fernando Po
Margaret, Lefevre, hence at Buenos Ayres
The Secret, that arrived here yesterday, sited from Valpa-
raiso Bth February, lest the following vessels there, viz.:—Sey-
mour. for Pequique n three weeks; Manilla, for Tonquy in
about a week; Rosalind, for England in three days; Sarah
Ann, for Tahiti 13th February ; Actaeon, for t iverpool gth Fe-
bruary: Undaunted, a. d Malcolm, for Falmouth; Lady Mar-
garet, chartered for copper ore.

Great Western (steamer), hence to New York, was spoken
on the 2 th ultimo, 4 a.m., lat. 51, long. 16 30. Cambria
(steamer), hence to Halifax, on the 22d ultimo, 4 p.m., in lat.
21, long. 13. Garrick, hence to New York, on the 20th ultimo,
4 a.m , lat. 51. long. 13.
Palestine, from Africa, ditto
Elizabeth, Guthrie ; Venus, Haman, and Margaret Elizabeth,
M *lver, hence at Bahia

Thomas Battersby, from Ichaboe, at New Orleans
BUENOS AYRES, March 23.—The Mary Ann, Brown, from
Cadiz. having been notified off Monte Video, of the decree of
13th Feb., prohibiting entry into this port to vessels touchic g
at Monte Video, proceeded direct to this port without a pilot,
and was wrecked, on the 10th instant, on the Ortz Bank. Crew
saved.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MAY 27.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

P. and J. Raphael, Ratcliffe Highway, London, cigar manu-
facturers— Throstell and Prince, Dunnington, Yorkshire,
machine makers—E. Limmer & J. Rose, Ipswich. ironmongers
—E. J. Kerley and S. Ware, Gray's-inn, London, solicitors—