The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, MAY 27.—Wind N.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Fortitude, Leggett, from Nantes—Anne Char-
lotte, Petersen, Iceland—Gloria de Maria, Bilboa—United,
Honduras—Marie Sarah, Laguna—J. C. Humphreys, Badger,
New Orleans—Washington, Page, New York.
SAlLED.—Commerce, Henry, for Quebec—Chance. Eder,
San Francisco—Midas, Simpson, New York—Rose, Hannah,
Algiers—British Queen, Evans, Constantinople—Favourite.
Morrison, Rotterdam—Countess of London, Cornfortb, Bom-
bay—Rothsay, Lock, Ceylon—Asia, Fowler, Calcutta—Queen
Dowager, Meldrutn, St. Petersburg—Cornelia, Menchaca, Ha-
vana—Sir C. Napier, Teare, Quebec—Cheeteh, Harrell, Labra-
dor—Reliance, Felt, Port Adelaide--America, Charente—
Aegis, Gaaren, Nantes—Mazurka, Hill, Archangel—Zebulon,
Flunn, Naples.

Elizabeth Hastings, Vasey, hence at St. John's, N.B.
Charles, De Wolfe, hence at Windsor, N.S.
Belmont, Grant, from Mobile at St. John, N.B.
C R C, Balleine, and Ditton, Gifford, from Bristol at Gaspee.
Briard, Briard,'from Jersey at Arichat.
Hannah; Reliance; and Sarah, hence at Naples.
Tapperheden, Scott, from Stockholm, for this port, at Deal.
Caroline, Dalitz, from Danzic for this port, off Wick.
Johannes, Telton, hence at Travemunde.
Ceylon, Jones, hence at Gibraltar.
Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Malta.

Flowers of Ugie, Sutherland, from Appledore at Kedgeree
25th instant.

Richard Cobden, Amey, sailed from St. Übes for this port
II th instant, _

The Princess Royal, Leslie, hence for Bremen, in working
out this morning, took the ground, came of the following tide,
and remains.

Teneriffe, Burlau, and Queen of the South, cleared at Gib-
raltar the 11th instant; and Albanian, 12th, all for this port.
Heroine, Deane; Tagus, Wade; and Daring, Francis, hence
at Lisbon.

Lancefield, Al‘Gowan, sailed from Lisbon 15th instant, and
Flora, 17th, both for this port.
Spy, Sawyer, sailed from Oporto 12th instant; Dixon, 17th;
and Jane, 18th, all for this port.
Salacia, Brown. sailed from Sydney for Wellington, New
Zealand, Sth instant.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 28.-7 Wind N.N.W., moderate,

ARRlVED.—Mariner, from Sierra Leone—Sandusky, Bor-
land, New York. _

SAlLED.—Pacific (s.), Nye; Caroline Nesmith, Salisbury;
Melissa, Sangster; Waterloo, Harvey; Princeton, Russell;
and America, Lawrence, New York—Beatrice, Rogers, Phila-
delphia—Jane, Drake, Quebec—Josefita, Porto Rico—Noemi,
Croether, Charleston—Pet, Bong, Bordeaux—Samuel, Morris,
St. John's, N.B.—Naiad, Williams, Rio Grande—Elizabeth
and Mary Ann, Oliver, Palermo—Camilla, Tweddle, Guate-
mala—Laidmans, Forbes, Calcutta—Naples, Duncan, New Or-
leans—Sophia, Bakker, Christiana—Seabird. Rae, Archangel
—Windermere, M`Dowall, Bombay.

Ann Lockerby, from Shanghai at Ply Mouth.
Delta, Doane, hence for Quebec, at Newport.
Elvira, Graham, from the Mauritius at London.
Perseveranza, Rollando, hence at Genoa.
Vulcan, Brown, hence at Danzic.
Orb, Thomas, hence at Sri innemunde.
Waterwitch, Werter, hence at Travemunde.
Admiral (s.), Wickman, hence at Havre.
James Reddin, Kay, from Gaboon, off Queenstown.
Supreme Segeste, Ychi ; Camilla, Hain ; and Lucia Anne,
Meinier, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port 22nd May.
The Sovereign, Porrott, sailed from Halifax for this port 4th
March, and has not since been heard of.

Tom Roterts. Jones ; Victoria, Owens ; Eagle, Farran ; and
British Queen (s.), hence at Constantinople.
Lord Hungersford, Patterson, and Laura Snow, Thorndyke,
from Ca lao ; Swan, Tunbridge, from Bahia, and Thomas Ed-
ward, Heynes, from Barbadoes, all at Queenstown.

GEicoA, May 21.—The Levantine put back to Naples,
13th May, with some damage, having been in contact with the
nets of the Tunny Fishery, near Ischia.

THURSDAY, MAY 29.—Wind N.N.W.,
A a atvEn.—Zeemeuw, Keyser, from Amsterdam—Lovely
Lass, Evans, Nantes.

SAlLED.—Nautilus. Tippett, for Oporto—Mary, Ellis, Que-
bec—Bella Enracia, Gavica, Hayannah —London, O'Neil, San
Francisco—Marie, Ferrett, Sables—Sophia M'Kenzie, M'Ken-
zie, Quebec--W. I). Sewall, Jack, and John Spear, Spear, New
York—Alliance, Robinson, Charleston—Mary Ann Eolliott,
Jean, Calcutta—Earl Grey, Green, Amsterdam—William Penn,
Poole, Philadelphia.

Retriever, Jervis, from Wexford, at this port, with wrecked
goods from the John R. Skiddy.
Tuscarora, Turley, from Philadelphia, at this port ; experi-
enced very fine weather all the way across. _

The Zelland, for Port Philip while in tow of a steamer this
forenoon, ran foul of the Caledonia, for New York, at anchor
in the river. The Zetland lost spanker boom, gaff, and mizen
topgallantmast ; and the Caledonia had the cap of her bowsprit
twisted.

Beta, Engels, from Cienfuegos, at Falmouth.
Jane, Main, sailed from Carthagena for this port on the 15th
May.

Temperance, Gosling, hence at Memel.
Johannes, Tellan, hence at Quebec.
Susannah, Darnell, hence at Helvoet.
Giovanni, Aggamizzi, sailed from Trieste for this port pre-
vious to the 21st May.
Simpson, Flavin ; Rattler (s.s.), Carter ; and Aristides, Me-
curo, all hence at Palermo.
Amelia, Guelelino, sailed from Palermo 7th May, and High-
lander, 10th, both for this port.
Eclipse, Berrill, and Hebe, Williams, sailed from Charente
for this port 22d May.
Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence and Gibraltar at Genoa, 21st May,
in 9i days from this port.

FRIDAY, MAY SO.—Wind N.N,W., light.
ARRIVED.—Jane, Burnie, from Mobile—Cleopatro Forbes,
Callao—Spy, Sawyer, Oporto—Admiral, (s,) Wickman,Havre—
Mary Bibby, Herbert, Barbados.
SAILED.—Kever, Rhode, for St. Thomas—Zetland, Brown,
Port Phillip—City of the Sultan, Gilham, Constantinople—Se
Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent—Birkenhead, Phelan, Boston
—Florist, sanders, Rio Janeiro—British Empire, Whitfield,
Monte Video—Victory, Chenoweth. Calcutta—Jeremiah Gar-
nett, Daly, Slianghae—Gondola, Call, Porto Rico—San Fran-
cisco, Baggierio, Trieste—Les Louise, Penand, Valencia.

Mary, from Callao at Gravesend, May 29.
Menapia, Hayes,from Savannah at Wexford.
Koh-i-Noor, from Matanzas off Queenstown.
Damebrog, Breck# hence for Bremen off Dover.
Susannah, hence at.Helvoet.
Diligence, Anderson, hence at Danzic.
Resolution, High,•hence at Bordeaux.
Arabian, (s,) Ewing„ hence at Gibraltar.
Melanira, Lobb. and Demetrio, Demerico, hence•at Malta.
Bertha, from St. Domingo, and Highlander and,Lord Met-
calf, from Callao at Deal, May 28.
Emerald, Smith, and Pearl, Uran, sailed from Smyrna for
this port May 15.

SATURDAY, MAY 31.—Wind S., light
A RRlVED.—Exeelsior, Smith, from Apalachicola—General
Danlop, Skolfield, Mobile.
SAILED.—VeIore, Campbell, and Jenny Jones, Proddon, for
Calcutta—lrlam, Dobson, Jamaica—Pilot Fish, Sedgeley, and
Anfion, Ivancich, Bahia—Bonanza, Fearon, Lima—Yarmouth,
Grimmer, Rio Janeiro—Richard, White, Pernambuco—Maine,
Freeman, Baltimore—Parkfield, Smith, Valparaiso—Marathon,
Vandyke, and Continent, Drummond, New York—America
(s.), Shannon, Halifax and Boston—Helvellius, Gerth, Halifax
—Conqueror, Leitch;- Prince of Wales, Brown ; and Isis, Lis-
ter, Quebec—Zieten, Wahl, Archangel—Hebe, Larsen, Chris-
tiana—Henry and Dora, Rees, Genoa"—Josephine, ,Goupel,
Granville—Puzzle, Trinnick, Gibraltar—Clarinda, Johnson,
Leghorn—Shamrock (s.), Simpson, Havre—Monkton, Boyd,
Hammerfest—Qaeen, Hoskin. Oporte—Blarney (s.), O'Reilly;
Good Design, Brereton ; and William and Ann, Child, Rotter-
dam—Konegin Elizabeth Louise, Claasen, and Sea Drift, Wea-
therill, St. Petersburg—lsabella, Tynemouth, Seville—Theodor
Behrend, Linse, Wyburg.

City of Glasgow (s.s.), Campbell, from Philadelphia at this
port; sailed 15th May. Has 140,000 dollars, chiefly in gold,
on freight.

Earl, Lobbett ; Albion, Foreman ; Sydney Claude, Oldman;
and Sisters, Badge, hence at Pillau.
Resolution, Bligh, hence at Bordeaux, in a leakystate.
Aurora, Anderson, hence at Riga.
Europe, hence at Philadelphia.
Refuge, Wilson, hence at New York.
F. Guiseppina, Marsanich, hence at Trieste.
Argo, Malmberg, hence at Cronstadt.
Oline Cecilie, Schmidt, and Juno, Skov, hence at Copenha-
gen.

Levantine (s.s.), sailed from Marseilles for,this port on the
24th May.
Margaret Roberts, Morris, from Smyrna for this port, at
Milford.
Vier Gebroeders, from Schiedam, for this port, at Deal.
Handy, Aaley, from Bordeaux at Queenstown.
Yorktown, Storer, from Havana ; and Fortunate,. Abbott,
from Smyrna, both at Falmouth.
Helen Thompson, and Oceans, at Philadelphia.
Homely, and Farrago, at Paspebiac.
NEW YORK, 15th May.—A barque was.seen ashore 9th May,
S.E. of Double Headed Shot Keys. with only foremast stand-
ing, and stripped.

SUNDAY, JUNE I.—Wind N.N.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Persian, Trevellick, from. Apalachicola—Pome-
rania, Krause; Caroline, Dalitz, and Therese, Brandt, Danzic
—Vivid, Lisbon.
SAILED.—Rosita, Rongoechea, for Cadiz.

Europa (s.), Lott, from New York at this port; sailed 21st of
May. Has 579,285 dollars in specie on freight.
The Woodman, for Hammerfest, has put back, with loss of
bowsprit head and cutwater, having been in contact, off the
Rock, yesterday, with the Ocean, from Runcorn, for St. Pe-
tersburg. which has also put back with damage.
David Cannon, Robertson; Essex, Smith; Typhoon, Salter;
Coriolanus, Rhind ; Blanche, Jones; Zion's Hope, Connor;
and New World, Knight, hence at New York.
Try, Nichols, hence at New York. On 22nd April, in lat. 42,
long. 56, in a gale from S.S.E„ lost bowsprit, foremast, main
and mizen topmast heads, &c.
Norfolk, Rodgers; Amelia, Agry ; and Lady of the Lake,
Smith, hence at Boston,
Socrates. Supple; Prince, Richards Gulnare; Troy,
M‘Bride ; and Albert, Card, hence at San Francisco.
Corkscrew (s.), hence at Dunkirk.
Vile de Bayonne, Daguene, hence at Bayonne.
Union, Gill, hence at Pillau.
Cassandra, Konow, and Vulcan, Vries, hence at Danzic.
Elizabeth Hastings, hence at Eastport.
John Cumming, Dwight, hence at Savannah.
Harriet and Jessie, Connor, hence at Charleston.
Annapolis, hence at Baltimore. _

Cambria (S.), Leitch, hence at Boston 15th May.
Africa (s.), Ryrie, hence at New York 21st May.
Reliance, Tell, hence at Plymouth, to embark emigrants for
Adelaide.
John and Mary, Rees, hence at Corfu, and sailed for Zante.
Epaminondas, Kerr, from this port and New York, at New
Orleans.
Spartan, Morrison, from Mobile and this port, at the Clyde.
Elizabeth Bruce, Fairfield, from this port and Mobile, at
Newport.
Zenobia, Barker, hence for Bath, at Newport.
Cassandra, Bay, from Cephalonia, at Queenstown.
Zeevaurt, Bakker, from Trieste, at Falmouth.
John Paley, Brine, from Nantes, at Milford.
Freeman, White, sailed from Jamaica, for this port, 3d slay.
Trio, from Harbour Island, at Key West, leaky, having been
ashore on Wasernoman Sands.
The James Dean, Hart, sailed from Belisle 3d February, for
Queenstown and London, and has not since been heard of.
The Water Witch (s), for Belfast, took fire yesterday, in the
Clarence Basin, but it was extinguished without much damage.
CADIZ, 22d May.—The schooner Emerald, lying in the Bay,
has sprung her bowsprit, and damaged her cutwater.
QUEENSTOWN, 30th May.—The Lafayette (s), Stoddard,
from Philadelphia, for Liverpool, put in here to-day, for a
supply of coal. When three days out, the air pump broke, and
she has been worked at high pressure ever since.
NEW YORK, 17th May.—A full-rigged brig, of about 300
tons, with green bottom, was seen ashore, south of Bamegat,
previous to the 11th instant.

Madias.

Bengal

MONDAY, JUNE 2.—Wind N.W.
ARRIVED.—Jennv Lind, Champion, from Palermo—Union,
Barcelona—Hobe, Williams, Charente—Corkscrew (s.s.), Dun-
kirk—Lafayette (s s.), Philadelphia.

The Fidelity, for Drogheda, was aground on the north side ot
the Victoria annel 31st May, and is supposed to have been
there a tide.
T. H. Woodward, from Havana, off Falmouth.
Jonifer, from Havre, off Padstow.
Theodore; John APViccar ; Tara; Richard Cobden; Triad;
and Eliza Pirrie, hence at Bombay.
Patriot Queen, and John Matthie, hence at Calcutta.
Novelty, Harrison, from Auckland at San Francisco, after
being ashore on the Torquin Shoal.
Chusan, Price, from Tombaz at San Francisco.
Sarah Sands (s.s.), Daley, cleared at San Francisco for Bo-
nica 11th April.

Abercroniby, Louttit ; Amy Ann, Thompson ; and Alice
Gill, Wright, hence at Montreal.
Republic, Marshall, hence at Mobile.
Ohio, Weymeyer, hence at Virginia.
Isaac Webb, Cropper, hence at New York.
Forest State, hence at Boston.
India, Willis, hence and New Ross, at Quebec.
The Ardaseer, Levett, from China and Sincapore to Calcutta,
was burnt 10th April, about 100 miles from Penang.
Earl of Chester, and Emperor, from London at Bombay.
Thornhill, sailed from Bombay 2Oth April, and Henry Gard-
ner, 28th, both for this port, and Stornaway, 17th April, for
China.

Esther, Sandeman, from Bombay, and Heart of Oak, David-
son, from Madras, at Calcutta.
Princess Royal, sailed from Calcutta 11th April; Surat, 12th;
Caldar, 12th; and Tamerlane, 17th; all for this port.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Nymph, hence for Pernambuco, 17th April, in lat. 1 S.,
long. 29 W—Larne, hence for Valparaiso, 7th March, in lat.
52 S., long. 55 W.; had encountered severe gales, and shipt a
sea, which stove the roundhouse, filled the cabin, and washed
a seaman (George Parker) overboard—Bahamian, from Lon-
don, for Bahia, 23rd May, off the Start—J. H. Jarvis, from
Boston, for this port, 10th May, in lat. 41 N., long. 67 W
Parliament, hence for Boston, sth May, in lat. 48 N., long. 36
W—Aden, hence, 4th April, in let. 2 S., long. 21 W—Birman,
from Sincapore, for this p• rt, 12th April, in lat. 0 N., long.
22 W—Mary Somerville, 21st May, in lat. 4S N., long. 8 W
Swan, hence for Valparaiso, 17th 'March, in lat. 19 S., long.
30 W—Messenger, hence for Quebec, 21st May, in lat. 49 N.,
long. 19 NV—Montrose, from Apalachicola, for this port, 25th
May, in lat. 50 N., long. 13 W—Lavinia, from Waterford, for
New York, 12th May, in lat. 33 N., long. 35 W—Victoria, from
New Ross, Ist May, in lat. 45 N., long. 31 IV—Alfred, hence
for Gaspee, 17th April, in lat. 50 N., long. 31 W—Duke of
York, hence for Quebec 27th April, in lat. 44 N., long. 48 W
Beatrice, 30th May, off Waterford.

May 13, Tapperheten, Schutt, from Stockholm.
17, Augustus Friedricke, Sprenger, from Stettin
22, Aristides, Haff, from Danzic.
23, Victoria, Dannenberg, do.
24, David, Scharfenorth, do.
24, Adolphina, Madsen, from Petersburg.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Sea Island ..
Stained ....
Boweds

Mobile
Alabama, &c.
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati, &c
Bahia, &c
Maranliam
Sawginned
Demerara, &c
Egyptian
Barbadoes
Peruvian.,.,
Laguayra
Com.W.I. &c
Cartliagena
Smyrna
Manilla
Surat

itla ets.

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8i 1400 30580;

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,' MAY 30,

The demand tor Sugar during the last 'few days has been
extremely limited, and prices generally must be quoted 6d.
lower; the-sales consist of 550 hhds. B.P. and 1509 bags Bengal,
of which the greater portion has comprised the grainy descrip-
tions. Holders of Foreign met the demand freely, and the
refiners have taken 3960 boxes low yellow Havana, of old im-
port, at 37s 6d. duty paid, and 300 cases-new brown Bahia at
19s. in bond ; 100 hhOs. 70 brls Porto Rico have also been sold
at 365. t 0,405., with 25 hhds. Surinam at 35g. 6d. per cwt.-
The demand for Molasses is confined to the better kinds; the
sales are 250 puns. Cuba Muscovado at 168., and 150 nuns.
Porto Rico, of mixed quality, at 15s. 6d., the latter from the
quay, with 50 hhds. East India at 14s. per cwt.-The public
sales ot.lfamaica Coffee have gone off heavily and rather irre-
gularly, 120 tees. having found buyers at 425. to 70s. for ordi-
nary to good middling, and 107 s. for a few casks fine; 40 tees.
Plantation Ceylon have been sold at former rates, and a few.
bags Brazil at 375. to 38s. per cwt.-In Pepper, Ginger, or Pi-
mento. nothing has been done.-100 Ices, Carolina Rice have-
changed bands from 18s. 3d. to 18s. 6d., and 10,000 bags Bengal
from 7s. 9d. to Ios. lid. for very low to broken to fine white.-.
There is no change to notice in the Rum market; the business.
amounts to about 200 casks Demerara at Is. sid. per gallor
proof, to Is. Mt to 25. 4d. for 39 to 38 per cent 0.P.-At a sale
of Tea held yesterday of 2800 packages, 2000 were sold with all
faults at fair rates ; the market by private contract continues.
inactive, but prices are not lower.-Nothing done in Indigo.-
/5-ehests Shell Lac sold at 38s. per cwt. for block, a few chests.
of fine Lac Dye at Is. Bd.' 20 serons of Mexican Cochineal at
2s. 9d. to 3s. 4d. per lb., 1200 bales of Gambier at 155. to 15s.
3d. per cwt., 100 barrels Plumbago at 10s. to 'l4s. ss. per
ton, and 1000 bags Sago Flour at 14e. to 14s. 3d. per cwt.-15
cases of East India Bees' Wax are reported at £6 10s.. to
12s. 6d. per cwt.-Saltpetre still remains -dull ; MOO bags have
been sold, without change in price, and only 50 tons of Nitrate
of Soda disposed of at 13s. per cwt.-In consequence of the
advanced season of the year, the demand for Guano has been
more limited, and sales in agreat measure confined to Peruvian.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MAX 30

There has been ..n increased demand from the trade, espe-
cially in the early part of the week, when prices of American
improved fully id. per lb. on the low sales of the previous Fri-
day. Since then, however, though the business done has been
to a good extent, buyers have been met so freely, by holders.
that quotations close much the- same as on this. day week.
Brazil and Egyptian have been in limited request, and prices.
are rather in favour of the buyer. Surat is also cheaper ; in,
many instances fully id. decline has been submitted to. The
export demand has been a leadingteature in the week's trans-
actions, and the sales with that. object reach 8230 American,
150 Pernambuco, 50 Bahia, 50 Egyptian, and 520. Surat. Spe-
culators have taken 4390 American and 650 Surat. By auction
yesterday about 2330 white and Stained Sealsland were offered,
when only 330 of the former (at 81d. to 15id.) and 20 of the
latter (at 3fd. to 71d. per lb.) found buyers; prices gave way
fully id. per lb. on the low and middling, of which the assort-
ment chiefly consisted, whilst the better sorts brought nearly
former rates.,

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SALES. I IMPORTS.
DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week Jan. 1 Week Jan. 1 STOCK.
ending to ending to May 30.
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