The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-10 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JUNE 3.—Wind S.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Sandbach, Bellis, from Demerara—Corinthian,
Randle, Porto Rico—Bess, Pomperoy, Nassau—John Paley,
Byrne. and Priscilla Eliza, Nantes—Louise, Bond, Iceland
Tapperheten, Schutts, Stockholm—Laura Snow, Thornedyke,
and Lord Hungerford, Callao—Adolphe, Brohme, Odense—
Margaret Roberts, Morris, and Commodore, Palermo—J. H.
Jarvis, Rich, Boston—James Brown, Child, Mobile—Flora,
Priest, Lisbon—Pigeon, Downes, Antwerp.
SAlLED.—Passenger, Walker, for Valparaiso—Her Majesty,
Wright, Havana—Mary Ann, Patten, Boston—Helen, Jackson,
Quebec.

Jamaica, Brown, sailed from Jamaica for this port 15th May.
Clara, Ariandiago, sailed from Havana for this port sth May.
Kingston, hence at St. John, N.B.
Pursuit, Murray, and Bona Dea, Rowe, hence at Quebec.
Holmes, Cummins, hence at Alexandria.
Forget-me-not, Wilson, hence at Galatz.
Elizabeth, Moddrell, and Giametteo, Ursisich, hence at Tri-
este.

Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, hence at Malta, and sailed for Alexan-
dria.

Arabian (s.s.), Ewing, hence at Malta, and sailed for Con-
stantinople.:_ . _ .

Eleancira, Trapani, and Dauntless, Jones, hence at Messina.
Commerce, Henry, hence for Charleston, at Newport.
Pauline, Meyer, from Rotterdam for this port, at Deal.
Amelia Laura, hence for Cronstadt, off the Wight.
W'ilhelmina sailed from Mauritius for this port 18th March.
Jupiter, Baillie, and Ida, M`lntosh, hence at Jamaica.
Rattler (s.s.), from Palermo at Messina.
Brigand (s.s.), Walker, from Beirout at Malta, and sailed for
this port.
Etelvina, Gartequis, hence, and Princess Alice, hence and
Cadiz, at Barcelona.
Lnsitanio, Fedrigo, sailed from Alexandrir O'h May ; Tan-
jore, 10th i Pilade, and Escape. 13th ; and B .on Guiseppe.
Secundus, and Indiferente, lath May, all for this port.
Hannah Salkeld cleared at Calcutta 18th April, for this port;
Ardencraig, for Boston and this port, 16th; and Grasmere, for
Charleston and this port, 17th.
The James Moore, of Belfast, lying in the river off St. Do-
mingo city, 21st April, had stopped a leak, and would sail in a
few days for this port.
MAURITIus, April 10.—There was a succession of gales from
the 21st March to the end of the mouth, and the barometer
indicated a cyclone was passing near the island. The Anne,
Laing, from Liverpool for Bombay, put in here on the 2nd
instant, having experienced the gale of the 21st of March, and
been thrown on her beam ends in lat. 27 S. Lost foremast,
boats, bulwarks, stanchions, &c., and one man washed over-
board. The Blythswood, from Calcutta for Liverpool, was
abandoned, near Reunion, on the 2nd April, with all her masts
and rudder cut away, having encountered the hurricane on the
list of March : crew saved.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.—Wind N.W., moderate.

AnntVED.—Catherine and Margaret, from Dieppe—William,
from Jersey.
SAILED.—Albert Gallatin. Slater, and Empire State, Russell,
for New York —Sphynx, Constantinople—The Duke, Welch,
Quebec.

Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York at this port, at 5 20, p.m. ;
sailed 24th ult. Has 425,800 dollars in specie on freight, and
139 passengers.
Crishna, Spence, from Manilla at Sydney, N.S.W.
Alice, Langlois, hence at Cienfuegos.
Lotus, Pollock, from Havana, off 'Queenstown.
Tyro, Beevor, hence at Odessa.
Arno (s.s.), Haram, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 24th May.
Blue Vein, Williams, sailed from Cadiz for this port 23rd May.
Bouguenaisin, Barban, hence at Nantes.
Swan, Ham, and Corymbus, M‘Nab, hence at Pillau.
Gannet (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
Samson, Butcher, from Alexandretta at Beirout, and sailed
for this port 13th May.
Syra, Peter ; Observer, Searle ; and Lauriston, Williams,
hence at Beirout.
New Union, Binney, hence at Alexandria, and sailed for
Latakia 4th April.
Freiu, Breschan, from Copiapo, and Naiad, Allen, from Na-
ples, at Queenstown.
Caledonia, Kemp, hence at Queenstown, to embark emi-
grants for New York.

Amity, Nicholls, hence for Konigsberg, at Fowey.
The Hero of Sidon, Glover, hence, when entering Apalachi-
cola River, 28th March, ran foul of an anchor or snag, and was
hauled into Pilots' Cove, East Pass, with ten to eleven feet
water in her; she was subsequently surveyed and condemned.