The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25 00:00:00

Delahoyde, and William H
velon, Nantes—Alert, Hadgraft, Rotterdam,

Princess Royal, Leslie, hence at Rouen.
Pare„ on, Bennett, from the Mauritius at Waterford
Antilles, from Berhice at Gravesend.
Hendrika, and Fernand, hence at Hamburgh.
Catherine Frederica, hence at Cuxhaven.
British Queen, hence at Palermo.
Waterwitch, hence at Terceira, and sailed far St. M
sth March.

The Earl of Leicester, sailed from Palermo for this port 3rd
'arch.
Victory, Evans; Ceylon, Jones; and Caroline, Cademy,
?nce at Marans.

Genova (s.s.), Campbell, and Rattler (s.s.), Carter, sailed
Aarseilles for this port 14th March.
.gull, Steward, and Sea, from Callao ; Toimi, from Alex-
; and Union, Sybron, from Gallipoli, all atQuEenstown.
)11 Shepherd, from China; Charles Kerr, from Mout-
.. and Comet, and Breadalbane, from Calcutta at Deal.
Reber', Asia, and Fanny Gan, from St. Michael, and Han-
nah and Agatha, from Nalmo, at Hull.
Archimedes (s.), for Hamburg!) ; Interpret (s.), Antwerp ;
Ulverston (s.), New York ;,Prince (s.), Dunkirk; Wolf's Dove,
St. John.; and Seagull (s.), Rotterdam, all sailed from Hull
20th March.

from IV

PARIS, March 19.—The Duchess Anne, from Valparaiso for
Liverpool, was passed 14th Feb., in tow of a Brazilian steamer,
which had been sent in search of her, about twelve miles from
Rio Janeiro, making for that port, by the Teviot (s,), arrived
at Southampton.

FRIDAY, MARCH 21.—Wind W.S.

ARRlVED.—Cambria, Shannon, from New York; sailed Bth
instant—Ferris, Scott, Madras—Manilla, Harrison, Calcatta—
Amity, Thompson, Oporto—Geargiana, Blacklock, Bonny—
Sea King, Grey, and Mearns, Smith, Mobile—Herculean,
Callao—Patelina, Russell, Cette—Ann Stanton, Cutegar, Val-
paraiso and Rio Janeiro—Oregon, Heron, and John Toole,
Thompson, New :Orleans—Star of the West, Low•ber, Haiti-
' Gibson, China—Harold, Mann, Calcutta.
et (s.), Sullivan, for Rotterdam, and Marcia,

more—crib
SAILED.—G
Hall, Santa Martha

Pacific, hence at New York 6thnstant, at 3 30 p.m.
Margaret (s.), Little,,hence at Havre.
Maria, Tuchsen, hence at Copenhagen.
Gipsy, Peys, sailed faun Bordeaux for this port 14th March.
Queen, from Patagonia, at Plymouth.
William Hackett, from Sincapore at St. Helena.
Favourite, sailed from St. Helena for London Ist Feb.
Jenne Leonia, Devries, and Daniel, Bohn, from Antwerp for
this port, at Torbay.
Reliance, sailed frc

. St—Helena for Cork Ist Feb.
And Stately, 'Falloch, from Callao ; Clip
A; Bravey, Trieste; Hermann, Che
-Ariel, Summersun, Barletta; Despatch
ger, St. Michael's, all at Queenstown.

Gipsey, Rubinson,
per, Cul
nowith,
PUMTI

Ancona—

, , _ .....
Eliza Frances, Cliurchw'ard, Rio_ Grande; Louisa, Le Page,
Pernambuco; Glide, Harrison, and Carlotta, Newman. Alex.
andria ; Vanitie, Constantinople; Herald, ance' St. Mee;
and Wilhelm, Meyer, from Odessa, all at Falmouth.

Enterprise, Griffiths, hence at Studvvell Roads, both bob-
stays and the pin of the trup of the foreyard having given way.
Cornelius, Clark, hence at Hobart Town.
WATERFORD, March 19.—The John and Hannah, of and
from Shields, for Cork, in running into this harbour yesterday,
got on shore near Brown Hill, and it is feared will be a wreck.
CHESTER, March 19.—The schooner Edwin, of Chester,
which sailed from Nantes for Liverpool about eiatt weeks ago,
has not since.been heard of, and great fears are entertained re-
garding her safety.

SATURDAY, Me.ncri 22.—Wind S.S.E., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Beezapore, Wright, from St. John, N.B.—San
Gines, Havana—Columbus, Jansen, Savannah—Countess of
London, Connolly; Hebrides, Melville; and Junior, Carter,
Bombay—Manuelita, Cuthbertson, Callao—Railway, Trimani,
St. Michael—Victoria, Drummond, from L'Aguillon—Samoset,
Tucker, Charleston—Europe, Harris, Philadelphia—Seringa-
patam, Morris, Mobile—Precurser, Routledge, Savanilla—
Lotus, Watson, New Orleans.
SAILED.—John Mitchell, Farquhar, for Calcutta—Baltic (s.)
Comstock, New York.

Storm King Bleasdale, hence at Stanley, Falkland Islands;
master since dead. _

Samson, Butcher, hence at Beirout, and sailed 28th Feb. for
Alexandretta.
Cluney, Fisher, hence for St. John, N.B. at Queenstown.
Orleans, Lowdry, hence for New York, at ditto, with ioss of
mainmast, &c.
Kennett, Kennett, hence for Lisbon, at ditto.
Observer. Sorrill, hence for Beirout, at ditto.
Sandford, Callan, hence at Calcutta Ist Feb.
Jalawar, Heron, hence at ditto sth Feb.
OM England, hence at bhangliae 21st Jan.
St. Johannes, Gabrahn, and Delmont, Milburn, hence at
Alexandria.

Grecian (a.), Hardie, hence at Constantinople.
Evangelistria, and Carmelo, Battimiri, hence at Malta.
On, Jarvis, hence for Zante, at Malta.
Catherine Frieaer, Smith, hence at Hamburg.
Blarney (8.), Reilly, hence at Helvoet.
Amphitrite. De Greave, hence at Ostend.
Mazurka, Hill, sailed from Smyrna 26th Feb.—Jane and
Jessie, \ arunna—and Klasina Maria, 6th March, all for this
port.
Hope, Fleming; Helen, Currie; and Gem, Hannah, sailed
from Malta for this port 10th March.
William Ash, Miller, sailed from Alexandria 19th Feb., Mi.
chele, 21st Feb., Jenne, 22nd Feb., and Julius, 27th Feb., all for
this port. _ _

Spbynx, Dixon, from Salonica—and Tranquebar, Martino-
lich, from Alexandria at Beirout, both for this port.
Hortense, Hoofcamp, from Antwerp, for this port, at Ply-
mouth.

Jane Anderson, Allen, at St. Helena, and sailed for this port
3rd Feb.

Rother. Morris, from Mauritius and Cape, at St. Helena,
and sailed for this port 11th Feb.
Alfred the Great, cleared at Calcutta Ist Feb., and John Rit-
son and Owen Potter 4th Feb., all for this port.
Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, sailed from Saugor 28th of
Jan , and Nemesis, and Blythswood, 2nd Feb., all for this port.
Anna, Eames, from Mauritius—Dispatch, Pennington, from
St. Michael—Michele, Decandia, from Constantinople—and
Waria, from Salonica, all at Queenstown.
Albert, Leichfield, from Pernambuco—Bepo, Rosmanich,
and Ariadne, from Alexandria, all at Plymouth.
Mysore, Robb, from London at Point de Galle, after being
becalmed for thirty days, within 100 miles of the island.
Druid, Arlierdy, and Christina, Smith, both from the Clyde
at Batavia.
Saghalien,
let February

ing, at St. Helena, and sailed for Queenstown

CALCUTTA, 7th Feb.—The Flora Kerr, arrived here 3d Feb.,
from the Clyde, lost bowsprit, foremast head, foreyard, cut-
water, &c., and had her larboard bow cut down nearly to the
water's edge, having been in contact 23rd Dec., in lat. 5 S.,
long. 85 E, with the Carnatic, hence for Mauritius.
HONG KONG, lit Jan.—The Chatham, Morrison, which ar-
rived in Shanghae 21st Dec., is reported to have been aground
on the south bank of the Yangtse Kiang.
CANTON, 28th Jan.—The Nerbudda reports a dangerous
shoal, bearing N. from the Two Mothers, and distant
fourteen to fifteen miles.

GALATZ, 6th March.—The water in the Danube has fallen
about five feet since 27th Feb., and the Jane and Archibald,
and Fanny, lett aground, having fallen over, and been quitted
by their crews. The former is in a bad position; the latter
slipped off the bank to-day without harm, except rubbing off
some of her copper. _

ADEN, 23rd Feb.—The Rosalind, Birkett, from London for
Suez, was abandoned, on fire, Bth Feb., in lat. 9 N., long. 53E.
Crew saved, and arrived here.

SUNDAY, MARCH 23.—Wind N.W

ARRIVED.—San GiLes, from Havana—Chapmans, Irving,
Ceylon—Wasp, Page, Wilmington—Sea, .111`Kay, Callao—
Ellerslie, Laguna—Flora Al`Donald, Wedge, from Baltimore—
Mary, from
SAILED.—Jumna, Jolms, for Calcutta.

Europa (s.), Lott, from Boston and Halifax., at this port;
sailed from Boston 12th March.

Emilie, Caraloun, hence for Nantes, at Holyhead.
Canondah, Munden, hence at Colombo.
Emma, Thomas, hence at Trieste.
Maria, Tucksen, hence at Copenhagen.
Hendrika, Lukjen, hence at Hamburg.
Tranquilla, Martinovich, sailed from Alexandria for this port
21st Feb.

William, Kruse, sailed from Paimbceuf, for this port, 18th of
March.

Prince George, Maxwell, from Moulmein—Mermaid, !Ashy,
Mauritius—Elizabeth, Ewen; Lord Elgin; and Auguste, Hol-
zerland, from Callao—Victoria, Rowlands, Valparaiso Co-
mmodore, Asplet, Buenos Ayres—Vincenza, 'Priinuda, Alexan-
dria—and Flora, Plate, from Leghorn, all at Queenstown.
Tally Ho! Wilson, from Port Lagos, at Queenstown; cargo
shifted, and vessel making water.
Saghalien, King, from Manilla, off Queenstown.
Cockerill, Cockerill, from Alexandria--Ressurizone, Nico-
iich, from Naples—and Nea Tichi, Guiseppe, from Malta, all
at Falmouth.

Henrys, Jackson, from Odessa, at Waterford.
Henry Curw•en, Hodgson from Mauritius, off Margate.
City of Palaces, Jones, from Calcutta, at Mauritius,
John Souchay, Fallenstein, sailed from Mauritius for Hobart
Town 19th December. _ _ _ _

PARIS, 20th March.—The hull of a brig, about 250 tons bur-
then, waterlogged and abandoned, with two jurymasts rigged,
painted with a red and white riband, red uppermost, and appa-
rently of American build, was passed 2nd March, in lat. 37 N.,
long. 62 W. From the north of the Azores, Auto soundings, a
antity of wreck and balks of timber, of very large di-
s, were passed through by the iteranger, arrived at

great q.
mensioi

The China, M'Lean, from Calcutta, put in here
Ch Jun. to stop a leak in her bows; has had to discharge
argo -to lighten for repairs, but is now expected to proceed an

AY, ISL.

gow, bile Olsc
till(

—The Mary Ann, Henderson, of Glas-
rging a cargo of coals and barley for the dis-
xt Port Charlotte, yesterday, was driven ashore on the
rocks, and is not expected to get•otT.
HOLYHEAD.—The schooner Don Juan, Wrench, of and
from Liverpool, for Newfoundland, has been towed on the
beach, south side of this harb3ur, on fire, and is being scut-
tled.

24.—Wind N.W.
,ry, from Charleston—Crescent,
on, Bly.b, Archangel—Fairfield,
liament, Brown, Boston.
SAI LED.—lieraza, Campbell, for Vera Cruz—Plymouth Rock
Caldwell, Boston—Salem, Gibson, Mobile.

MONDAY, 11

ARRIVED.—AIbs
Villianis, Chare❑

Rosci us, Howes, fror

ew York, at this port. On sth inst,

tare house of a large vessel,
ttached, and about 30 bales

of cotton.
Aristides, Aristides, from Syn—Johannes, Felton, Trieste--
and Corriore de Caminha, Long, from Caminha—at Queens-
town.
Pancie Comeritas, Serogace, from Galatz—and South Dur-
ham, Purdy, from Constantinople, at Waterford.
Orixa, from Shanghae at London.
Confidence, from London, and Joseph Yeoward, hence at

Orliono, from the Clyde. at Valparaiso.
Peruano, Foz,lience and Gibraltar, at Mazatlan.
GuMare, Norwcrthy, hence and River Plate, at Valparaiso.
HOLYHEAD, 23rd March.—The Don Juan, reportedyester-
day, has burnt down to the bends. Part of the sails.and rig-
ging saved.

VESSELS SPOKEN,

Brothers, hence for Camaroons, 281 h Feb., in long. 117 W.—
The fluke, hence for Valparaiso, 3rd Feb.,.in lat. 5.5., long. 31
W.—Belle, hence, 16th Feb., in lat. 20 N., long. .44 W.—John
Garrow, of this port, 10th March, in lat. M. N., long. 6 W.—
Fanny, hence for West Indies, 26th Feb., in lat. 43 N., long. 17
W.—Emma Graham, hence for Pernambuco, 24th•feb., in lat.
12 N., long. 20 W,—Europe, from Philadelphia for this port,
11th March, in lat. 45 N., long. 40 W.—George Glen, hence for
Ceara, 10th Feb.. in lat. 1 N., long. 33 W.—Susan, hence for
Ancona, 20th Feb., off Gibraltar—Jssie, hence for Bahia, 31st
Jan., in lat. 10 S., long. 36 W.—Liverpool, hencefor Coquimbo,
in lat. 1 N., tang. 21 W.—Wanderer, hence for Havana, 28th
Feb., in lat. 25 N., long. 35 W.—Senhouse, from Calcutta for
this port, 11th March, in lat. 42 N., long. 23 W.—Elizabeth,
from Rio Janeiro for this port, 28th Feb., in lat. 5 N., long. 32
W.—Duncan, hence for Calcutta, 28th Jan.,.in.lat 27 S.. long.
30 W.—Panic, hence for China, 17th March, off Tuskar—Lady
Emily, hence for Australia, 27th Jan., in lat. 2 N., long. 18 W.
—Amethyst, hence for Smyrna, 9th March—Vivid, hence for
Constantinople, 10th March, in lat. 43 N., long.ll W.—Duilius,
hence for China. 27th Jan., in lat. 28 N. 10ng.:28 W.—Seringa-
patam, irom Mobile for this port, 20thi March, in lat. 51 N.,
"' "-)ffat, from Adelaide for this port, 30th Jan., off
—William Wallace, from Bombay for this port,
22 S., lone:. I E.—Charlotte: hence fnr

rie I,.'Agulb

LONDON. GAZETTE,

_TUESDAY, MARCH 18
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r3ARTNEIISIIIPS DISSOLVED,

Mellor and Donaldson, Liverpool, coal merchants--J. Clark-
son and Parry,.Liverpool, painters.

Natson

London, cement ma-

ncl chcesemon-

Robert William Street, London, victualler
Augustus liounsham, Portsmouth, grocer
Tnlin Mnrkhnll ---1

.ionn buttrey, Woolwich, victualler and hotel keeper
Joseph Graham, London, hosier.
Robert William Wright, k.
goldsmiths and jewellers.
-',ire, iron manufacturer

Charles Davy, and Jacob Dixon,

DIVIDENDS
Great Ya,•-

Liverpoc