The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

ARRIVED.—Taurus (s. s.), Langlands, Constantinople—
Melita (s. 8.), Cook, Alexandria—Laura, Dambrill, Havana—
E!izabeth Moore.

SAILED. Saranal:, Decant Philadelphia— Windermere,
Wilson, and R:jali!xopaul, Mackie, Yew Orleans—Samuel
Badger, Satter, New York-111
Steel, Johnstone, Calcutta

sai!ed fro.
11•253.6 f r)ii

Jellersen, B,

(s.), Leitch, from B3ston and Halifax, at this port
Boston 2nd instant, and Halifax 4th. Hat
spnie,

tad instant

Canada 0.5, StOne, hence at Bci:
Gladiator, Salter, hence at Boston
Alps (r. a.). hence at Boston, Slat tilt_
Saratoga, Frank, and Fidelia, Dixon, hence, and Glasgow
(s. s.), Craig, from Glasgow, at New York.
The Sicilian steam-ship Sicilia, sailed frot
ult., for Gibraltar and Palermo, and pat
quence of the inferior quality of her coal

,NDAY, Au

14.--Wind

New York

W.N.W., light

A attivzp.—Success, Burton, from Rio de la Hache—James
White, Taylor, New Orleans—Brazilian, St. Stephen's, N. B.—
Ultonia, Wilson, Quebec Tucker, Cook, Casa B
Levant (barque)—N. S. de Pilar. Hamburgh—Johanna
Santander—Mary, Wakeham, Sines.
SAlLED.—Seringspittam, Connell, and Josiah Bradley
Emmertou, for Singapore—Undaunted, freeman, New York

Middleton (pnelcet-ship), hence at St. John. N.B
Endocia (packet-ship), hence at St. John, N.B.
Earl of Hardwick, from London, at Rangoon.
Sultan, Brown, hence at Quebec.
Haidee, Tucker, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco.
Rosamond, Getling, sailed from Pernambuco, on the PM
July, for_Maceio,

Conrad, Fax, hence at Rio Janeiro for Sandwich Islands.
Celestial, from London ; Flying Childers, Hobart Town;
Glendargli and Chrysolite, Bombay—a!! at Hong Kong.
Patna, from Singapore, at \Vliampoa; Bombay, sailed from
Singapore. June 10 ; and Charlotte, 13th June, for Bombay.
Knight, Bradshw, soiled fram Bombay, June 20th; and
Clan Gregor, 22nd, both for this port ; Cairngorm, Robertson,
24th, for Hong Kong.

Old England, Pearce, from Calcutta for London, put back
to the former port June 17.

artuban, grovvn, Melbourne ; Maha Ranee, Carr, 91 days,
a'd William Carey, Emmett, hence; Clishna,Lewis, Sydney;
Thomas hoyden, White, Port Philip; Coeur de Lion, Maur-
tlus ; Paragon, Much, Moulmein—all at Calcutta.
Frederick M'Nulty, sailed from Calcutta, 10th June ;
Lahore, Tessman, 1 Ith ; Rolling Wave, Davis, 25th; Peony,
Jenkins, 25th ; Michael Montague, 'Veiller, 28th- all for this

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PERNAMBUCO. JULY 22.—The Governor and Hants, which
put in here leaky are discharging slowly in consequence of
stormy weather. The Cambria, from Cardiff to St. Helena,
put in the outer roads on the 18th leaky ; has been surveyed,
and will be brought into the harbour after lightening outside.
HALIFAX. Ana. 3.—The ship Ambassadress. scum Alex-
andria, for St. John, N. 8., with a cargo of wheat, corn, and
coal, was totally lost on Gull Rock, Briar Island, Bay of
Fundy, 25th July; cargo all damazed. The British barque
Princess Alice, from St. John, N. 'B. for Liverpool, was in
contact, July 24, off Cape Sable, with the brig M. M. Rogers,
of Boston, and lost bowsprit and cutwater, and would put
into Halifax for repairs. The M. M. Rogers sank in ten
minutes after.

VESSELS SPOKEN,

Amelia, hence for Bahia. July 8, in 30 N, 27 W.
Americo, hence, July 31, in 51 N, 18 W.
Bride of the Sea, hence for New York, July 17, in 36 N, 41
W.. in want of water.
Berwick, of this port, for Bombay, July 29, in 48 N, 99 W.
Baltic (s.), hence for New York, Aug. 10, at six a.m. east of
Long Island.

Boling, of this port, Ang. 11, off Tuskar.
Crown, hence for Calcutta, July 30, in 46 N, 16 W.
Chasetey, hence for Bombay. June 28, in G N, 24 W.-
Eliza Bell, of this port, for Falmouth, July 4, in 34 N, 65 %V.
Electric, July 28, in 45 N, 47 W.
Eva, of th:s port, for Valparaiso, Aug. 6 in 49 N, 9 W.
Eliza Killick, Valparaiso for this port, July 18, in 42 N, 42 W.
Eliza Bowen, of this port, in 31 S, 8 E.
Edmund, hence, July 31, off Barchey.
Endraght, hence, 26 days out, in 8 N, 22 W.
Fleetwood,.Callao for Queenstown, July 25, in 43 N, 27 W.
Garland, hence for Africa, Aug. 2, in 51 N, 7 W.
Gossypium, of this port, in 19 S. 7 W.
Hamilton and Wallace, from Qu:bec, July 31, in the River
St. Lawrence.
Henry Reed, hence, July 30, in 51 N, 16 W.
Hornet, hence for Geelong, Aug. 2.
Isabella, hence, June 29, in 10 N, 26 W.
International, Aug. 6, in 50 N, 14 W.
Jane Pirrie, from Bombay, June 4, in 36 5, 61 W.
John Davies, of this port, bound west, July 23, in 43 N 41 W.
John Knox, of this port, outward bound, July 24, in 49 N,9W.
John and Albert, hence for Alexandria, July 30, in 51 N, 13W.
Kerelaw and Ampulla, from Mauritius, May 22, in 30 5,38 E.
Mowbrey, hence, in 37 N, 32 W.
Nora Creina, hence for Newfoundland, July 21, in 47 NY, 18W.
Nieu,s• LokLerlancl, hence for Melbourne, in 25, 22 %V.
Old Dominion, hence for Boston, June 20, in 43 N, 23 W.
Priacill, hence June 10, in 17 S, 31 W.
Panama, of this port, Aug. 3, in 48 N, 7 W.
Rembrandt van Rhyn, hence for Sydney, June 26, in 5 N,26W.
Rimac, Africa for London, May 25, in 28 S, 24 W.
Rattler, hence for Oporto, Ang. 5, in 50 N, 8 W.
Rhone (s.), hence, Aug. 6, in 48 N, 11 W.
Shenandoah, hence for New York, Aug. 3, off Cape Clear.
Sarah Princep, June 29, in 10 N 125 W.
Sunrise, from Quebv, July 29, in 37 N, 27 W.
St. Laivrence, hence for Montreal, Aug. 7, in 51 N, 13 W.

TIDE TABLE

NIQRN. EVENCI; HORT.' HOLTDAYSTRTC

August. it. rn. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday....ls 352 ; 416 14 1
Wednestlay.l6 440 i 510 12 3
Thursday ..17 545 621 10 11
Friday ....IS 638 742 10 2
Saturday ..19 822 854 10 4
Sunday .... 20 924 949 11 4 10th Sun. after Trin
5i0nday....21 10 13 10 32 12 5

Wors
p IN THE LEG CVIIED, AND PREVENTED BEING
AMPUTATED.—The following extraordinary cure "
-as com-
municated by Captain Smith, of Yarmouth, to Mr. Dixon,
chemist, Norwich ;—" Mr. John Waltor, late in Flpr afitiesty's
service in the British fleet, at Malta, had an ;iterated wound
in the ankle, for which he was in the 31aitn Hospital six
months, afterwards in Portsmouth Hospital for four months ;
here, as at Malta, refusing to have the limb amputated, he
was turned out incurable; other medical aid failed also ;
way,s Ointment and Pills, which in tbrce months cured him,
when, by Captain Smith's_recorumendation, he tried Hollo-
and be is now in perfect health, and coast guard officer at
Newhaven."
CoNsuairTioN when well developed has hitherto been
considered incurable, but latterly this dreadful disease in its
worst form has yielded to the curative influence of Du Barry's
Health-restoring Revalenta Arabica Food. The following
letter from the celebrated Dr. Gries will be read with interest
—.a Magdeburg, Sept. 16, 1853. My wife, having suffered for
ion
mecvdetnetiaiffborrotltitnegr
frothte-
' s Revalenta „krabica,
years from a pulmonary complaint, became so iii at thc
beginning of this year, that I looked daily for her d scolrttiori
The remedies which hitherto had relieved her remained nom
without effect, and the ulcerations of the lung. ----i -.,..
sweats debilitated her fearfully. It was in this
e
the last and hopeless stage of pulmonary conanniptiON wl
poeveraryr-ymree<lliierti—net
relief—that
remained i gdouweeerdi e sbsy
pulmonary consumption 1 •
Hanover, who makes his Ends,.
V,- ial
tsrty"tlyilsasntc,!en o treatsben
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rDurestorative
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food, and Ito
to be able to express my astonishment as to its am
bap"
poor wife is now in as perfect a state of
bealol effects. My
was, attending to her household affairs, and Ls ever she
is with,plensure, and the most quite happy. It
, sincere. grata
the restoration of my wife, that 1 fulfil ude to God for
extraordinary efficacy of Du Ba , _ myduty of.rnaking the
rry s Kevalent so fa.rtm
a complaint, known ; and to recommend i . a'
In-
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era. GRUBS, 11.D."—More ample details tto all otr suffer-
mita will be found in Messrs. Du Bari- than one here per-
'}'S advertisements.

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