The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, APRIL 9.—Wind W.S.W. to S.S.E., light breeze.
'ARRIVED.—AshIey, Clark, from St. John's, N.B.—lmmacu-
lato, Emanuel, from Rossaro.
SAlLED.—Dolores, Core, Newfoundland—Devon, Murdock,
Staten Island—Caledonia, Gourlay, and Johns, Croft, Quebec
—Egidius, Halewyk, Gheni—British Queen, Thomas, Galatz—
Richard Cobden, Amy, St. Michael's—Chapmans, Irving, Cey-
lon—Colchester Pitcairn, Castine—La I'erle, Cadet, Nantes—
Mary Ward, Little, New York—Laura, Bowers, Constantinople
—Josepha. Falconer, Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius—
Success, Oliscan, and Seadrift, Weatherall, St. Petersburg—
Everthorpe, Woofs, Charleston—Jane Cumming, Tyrer, for
Cagliara.

The Pictou and Boston Packet, M'Kenzie, from Troon for
this port, at Isle of Man. Put in to discharge for repairs.
Electric, Douglas, from Calcutta at the Cape of Good Hope,
and sailed for this port 13th Feb.
Jane Remorino, Remorino, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Harlequin, Cunningham, hence at Gonaives.
Georgians, Thompson, hence at Genoa.
Ansbro, Maxwell, hence at Valencia.
Cleopatra, sailed from Pambieuf for this port 3d instant.
Charles Napier, Hughes, hence at Tonning.
Isis, Arran, from Havannah at Queenstown.
Victor, Kenny, from Cuba at ditto.
St. Lawrence, Stewart, from Virginia at ditto.
Pacific, Sawser, from Philadelphia at ditto.
Gronville, Marquand, from Cork, for this port, at Waterford,
after being aground in the river.
Castries, Hind, from St. Lucia at Kingstown.
Ouzel Galley, from Trinidad at ditto.
Liverpool, Miller, hence for Rio Janeiro at ditto.
Isabella, WilliS, from St. Michael's at ditto.
Cornelia, Hubert, hence for Rotterdam, at ditto.

Johanna'Clagina,'Hazewinkle, from Rotterdam, for this port,
at Cowes, with loss of boats, sails, water casks, &c., and cargo
shifted.

RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN, April 6.—A quantity of Ar deals,
and part of a wreck painted buff, are floating about the Bahama
light-ship.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10.—Wind S.W.

ARRIVED.—Maria En Gracio, Monterola, Matanzas— Boreas,
M`Donald, Savannah—Messenger; and Venture, Flanks, from
Alexandria—Bosphorous (s.s,), Constantinople—Henrietta,
Armadine, Rouen—Greita, Liversidge, and Gem, Hannah. for
Alexandria—William, Good, Nantes—Electric, Douglas, Cal-
cutta—Senhora, Devey, Savanida and Matanzas—Berniera,
Wilkinson, Gallipoli—Azores Packet, Allen, Malta—St. Helier,
Rio Grande—Arce, Natskow—Oldampt, Rotterdam—Vriends,
Dordt.

Jalie, from Stettin at this port, making much water, having
struck against the pier and run her anchor into her bow, in
doCking • cargo supposed to be damaged.
Isabel, for St. Michael's, has put back.
Mary Rowe, Mead, hence for Africa, has put back leakyi
having struck on Blackwater Bank.

Swithamley, Jennings, from China, off Plymouth.
Marine Plant, Heath, hence at Hobart Town.
Guisto, sailed from Trieste for this port 26th March.
Greyhound, Williams, sailed from Palermo 20th ult., and
Arundel, Gare, 22nd, both for this port.
Lucretia, Galliene, sailed from Marseilles for this port Ist
instant.

Therms, Le Gllion, hence for Caen.
YE°lus, Stiffin, and Pincher, Hart, hence at Hamburg.
William and Ann, Child, hence at Zurickzee.
Marie Perrinc, Lorial, and Villa de Ettegeligard, hence at
Dunkirk. _

v Vigilant,
from Ostend, ,off the North Foreland.
James Gibson, Green, from Hambro', for this port, off Tor-
bay. . •

Liffey, Cuthbert, from Barhadoes, and Anglo-Saxon, Tom.
linson, from Havana, off Queenstown.
DENFANAGIIY, April -4.—The Busy, Williams, of Swansea,
from Liverpool to Sligo, in entering the harbour of Rutland,
Ist April, struck on a rock, made water, and was laid an a
bank to endeavour to stop the leak.
RAMSEY, ISLE MAN, April 9.—On Saturday afternoon a
schooner was observed in this offing in a disabled state, stand-
ing in for this bay, which proved to be the Argentina, Jackson,
Jackson, of Stockton-upon-Tees, from Tampico for Liverpool,
with a cargo of dyewood. having lost all her canvas except fore
spencer and topsail. On Sunday morning a boat was despatched
with the necessary sails and other materials, and on Monday

the vessel was safety brought into port. From the -statement
of the captain it would appear that the crew, with the excep-
tion of one man, (and he is not yet sufficiently recovered to per-
form his duty), had died on the outward passage; consequently
the master had to engage fresh hands at Havannah, and having

hey were ren-

dered almost incapable, from excessive fatigue, of discharging
their respective•duties, and to such an extremity were they
driven, that the captain's wife, who had two small children on
board to attend to, had to take her regular spell at the pumps,
along with the crew, for twenty-one days, to prevent the •vessel
from foundering. . .
_ _

SUNDERLAND, April S.—On Sunday afternoon last about 200
sail of ships arrived from the south, and attempted to enter this
port. The wind was blowing strong from the S.E., and no
fewer than 61 vessels were driven on the sand known as the'
Potato Garth, many of which suffered a considerable amount of
damage. Twenty-five of these were tqwPd off by steamers in
the next morning's tide, and others are still lying there that
have sunk down in the sand, whilst several have become com-
plete wrecks, and gone to pieces. The Atlas, of Lynn, a total
wreck ; the schooner Pee, of Woodbridge, has become a wreck;
the brig Salus, of Lynn, dismasted; the brig Argo; of Surder-
laud, dismasted ; the brig Cleadon, of Sunderland, much da-
maged; several billibovs, timber laden, from London, dama-
ged in various ways ; the French brig Heloise, from Rouen, has
sunk within the harbour, and is dismasted. This vessel, with
two other Frenchmen, are complete wrecks, besides numerous
others that are likely to become wrecks. It is estimated that
the damage done will certainly amount to no less than £16,000.

THURSDAY, APRIL) 1

—Wind S.E., light,

ARRIVED.—II'Arcy, from Smanilla—Guipure, Matanzas—
Seaton, M`lionkie, Buenos Ayres—Siren, Malta.
SAILED.—St. Etenne, Jelland, end Apollo, Metcalf, St. Pe-
tersburg—Bahia Packet, Gregory, and Samuel, M'L2an, New-
foundland—Amity, Hewitt, Pligv,-ash—Adelaide, Baldechino,
Attila—Masonic, Cony, New Orleans—Wm. Rathbone, Spen-
cer; Constitution, Britton; and Kate Howe, Norcross, New
moss, New York—Mary Allen, Boyd, Jamaica—Caledonia, for
Boston—Precurser, Routledge, Santa Martha—Tartar, Genoa
Levantine (s.), Cuming, Leghorn—Arab, Priaulx, St. Michael—
Harvey Galbraith, Nuncolis, Point Isabel—Lora George Ben-
tinck, Morgan, Montreal—Ocean, Nicholas, Hamburgh—Cle-
inence, Ninteman, Antwerp—Lord Stanley, James, Sydney,
N.S.W.—Occasion, Milward, Sierra Leone—Tiphis, David, for
Senegal—Meg Lee, Murray. St. Thomas—Mary Ann, Hunter,
and Hope, James, Newfoundland—Sylla, Pickthall, Newfound-
land and Quebec—Providentia, Lams, Ostend—Albertina Ed-
gina, Nantje, Liebau—Messenger, Treweek, Halifax—Herman
Wilmink, Wilmink, Arendsburg—Victory, Chambers, Narva
—Sylina Titia, Schroeder, Rotterdam—Emily, Valentine, for
Shanghae—Waterlily, Dunsford, Oporto—and Lahore, Harris,
Calcutta.

Dreadnought (steam tug), returned this morning from the
wreck of ' the John It. Skiddy, Mr. Harper, the agent for
Lloyd's, in whose hands Captain Shipley had placed the vessel,

Lady N4borough, Stabb, hence at Malta.
Osmanli (s.s.), Corbet, and Newcastle (s.), Hamm, hence at
Genoa.
Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, hence at Helvoet.
Bidston, Dixon, from Penang, at Deal.
Nundeeps, Bickford, hence for Smyrna, at Scilly, with loss
of jibboom, &c.
Minstrel Boy, Lewis, from Maurit;us at the Clyde.
Findhorn, Jack, hence for Revel, at Rothsay.

Isabella, Evelyn, hence for Lubeck, at Peterhead.
Rafail, Brown, hence for Vera Crnz, at -Queenstown, with
loss of head, cutwater, &c., having been in 'contact with a brig,
off Tuskar.

Holywood, Vickers, from Matanzas, and Sophia, M`lienzie,
from New Orleans, at Queenstown.
Catherine Jenkins, Gibb, from Arica, off-klitto.
Murray, Booker, hence at Trieste.
Speculator, Wickfield, from Tahiti for California, capsized in
a squall, ten days after leaving port. Crew. saved.
Sylph, from •Barbadoes; Confident, from New Orleans;
Ellen, from Valparaiso; Switliamley, from China; Bidston,
from Penang; Bengal Merchant, from Bombay; Mariner,
from Mauritius • Marie, from Buenos Ayres; William and
Thomas, from Bahia; Jane and Letitia, from Jamaica, hence
at Gravesend.

MALTA, April 2.—Dumbarton Youth (s. s.), Roger, for Ga-
latz, which put back to this port 22nd March, leaky, has com-
pleted her repairs, and will be ready for sea in a day or two.
LIMERICK, April B.—The Alice Bentley, from Liverpool for
St. John's, N. 8., ,mhich put into Scattery Roads, leaky, has
been ordered up here-to discharge for repairs.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12.—Wind S.E.

ARRlVED.—Peruvian, from Callao

SAlLED.—Windsor, .Pepper, Para—J. NV. Shepherd, Ains-
worth, and Andrew-Foster, Howes, New York—Louisa Ann,
Evans, Gibraltar—Persian, Treveilick, Brazils—Jumna, John,
Calcutta—Henry and Dora, Rees, Naples—Astarte, Roberts,
Hong Kong—Cosmopolite, Forsyth, Valparaiso-,Conservator,
Rolling, and Alccste, Manson, Montreal—Pauline, Schrezen-
berg, Antwerp—Concordia, Goede, and Tom Roberts, Wyck-
meyer, Narva—Success, Sherman, Newfoundland and Quebec
—Charlotte, Heys, Antwerp—Helene, Zellein, Ostend—Wil-
helmina, Ammann, Pernau.

Mary Ann, from Charleston► to London, was passed 6th April,
in lat. 57, long. 12, with loss-of sails, and seven feet of water in
her hold, by the Darcy, from-Savanilla.
• Russia, Tuliff, hence at Odessa.
_ . _

Apparition, Miller, from Galatz, and Mary Stewart, Pink-
man, from Ibrail at Constantinople, and cleared for this porgy.
Pasha, Leggett, cleared 24th March, and Proponti3t(s,), 16th
March, for this port, at Constantinople.
Paladin, Bugdabl, for New York, leaky; Carlota, Vigand,
from Matanzas; Mary Hay, '.alum, from Belize; and,Ellen
Bryson, Marshall, from Honduras, at Queenstown.
Meter Max, Moller, from Antwerp, for this port, off Torbay.
alestine, Jones, hence for Oporto, at Portinllaen,
,Hathlew, Davis, hence foraigavat Bowmor.
,Margaret, Bond, hence at Donegal, with damage.
,Bonanza, sailed from Beistol.for Manilla 11th April.

SATURDAY, APRIL I3.—Windß.S.E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Vanguard, Norton, from New York ; sailed 2nd
March—Tay, Greig, Copenhagen.
SA I I.RD.—Mina, Reid, for St. Jago de Cuba-.Roscius, Eld-
ridge, and George, Simpson, New York—Henry, Simon Ann
Semple, .Dixon; Alexander, Routledge; Richardson, Carru-
thers; Candidate, Forbes; Cambrian, Roper; Herefordshire,
Honey ;, and Jane, Sturgeon, Newfoundland—Harriot, Dyer,
St. John, N.B.—Cambria (s.), Stone, Halifax and New York—
Saranak, Julius, and Euxine, Livingston, .Philadelphia—Cle-
dan, Evans, Appenrade—Mazeppa, Richards, Cadiz—Energy,
Steele, Constantinople—Sarah, Hedgecock, Galati—Valerie,
Wright, Rotterdam—Deux Greres, Allaire, St. Petersburg—
Nancy, Elliot,Syra.

Schilizzi, from Smyrna, is discharging her ,cargo in a very
heated state.
Empire Queen, Porter; Satellite, Markham, And Laurel,
Crowder, hence at Mobile.
Majestic. Kirtley, hence at Old Calabar.
La Belle Barberie,.Fixley, hence at Gold Coast,
North Star, Bishop, hence at Philadelphia.
Marrnioa, Freeman, and Rhyne, Myer, hence at New York.
Duco di Genova, Cavalieri, hence at Galatz. .
Salem, Morris, hence at Hamburg.
Espoir, Zetlein, hence at Ostend.
Agenoria, hence for Messina, at Newport.
Margaret, Knowles, hence for Palermo, at ditto.
Margaret, Clark, from Honduras at Queenstown.
COPENHAGEN, 7th April.--Emilie, Spiegelberg, from Stettin
for Liverpool, ran aground near Saltholmen, but was assisted
off, and has come into this port to discharge and repair.

SUNDAY, APRIL 14.—Wind S., light.
ARRlVED.—Williant Hutt, Lamout, from Alexandrin—El-
lerslie, Harvey, and Robert, Beauchamp, New Orleans—Gree-
nock, M'Cutcheon, and Lady Milton, French, from Mobile—
Carnatic, M'Kenzie, Savannah—Cockburn, Patagonia—Ro-
berts, Genoa.
SAILED.- John Woodall, Hill, Cape of Good Hope—Jenny
Wren, Tarien, Calcutta—William, James, San Francisco—Ve•
rein, •Sehwenn, Porto Plata, &c.—Limena, Krebs, Porto Rico—
Charles Jones, Tadd, Valparaiso—Chando,s, Francis, Rio
Grande—The Duke, Dady, New York—Pink, Cunningham, for
Bathurst—Hobe, Seeleur, New Carlisle—Corondia,Dobson, for
Halifax.

London, Butcher, from Danzic at this port, with loss of
boats, bulwarks, staneheons, &c., and cargo supposed to be
damaged, having been struck by a heavy sea, and shipped a
quantity of water; she also lost her bowsprit; head and cut-
we ter, 11th instant, off Holyhead, by collision with another
vessel.
Britannia, Berney, hence for Wilmington, at Queenstown,
leaky; with <VOA @Wept, loss of aaijg, bulwarkib apd
man overboard.