The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-04 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28.—Wind S. to S.S.E.

ARRlVED.—Magician, Bell, from Porto Rico—John and
Albert, Robinson, Charleston—Gustav, and St. Leon, Hoskin,
Santander—Montreal, flavannah—Henry Read, Dearborn ;
Charlotte Harrison, Douglas; and Jane Montgomery, New
Orleans—Elizabeth, St. John, N.B.—Calhoun, Truman, New
York—Balbee (s. a.), Hockley, Alexandria—Livorno 4. a.),
Cumming, Marseilles—Rattler (s. s.), Oporto—Alerte, Dieny,
Requijados—Governor Baron de Yrieze, Ostend—Six Bro-
thers, Cherbourg.
SAlLED.—Baltic (nr. a.), Comstock ; M. J. Ward, Storer ;
and E,meralda, New York—Cityof Manchester (s. s.), Wylie,
Philadelphia—Kestrel, Wise, Luca—Foreat Queen, Mitchell,
and Oliver Lang, Manning, Sydney—David Moore, Labrador
--Tamerlane, Caldwell, Ceylon—Johann Carl, Evers, Rostock
—Hannah. Frost, Naples—Hermann, Memke ; • Harrotna
Wilmink, Wiltnink ; Maria, Rehberg; and Columbus, Beyer,
Konigsberg—lndustrie, Scltolstmann, Halifax—Maria Eliza-
beth, Jonker, Melbourne—Wildflower, I3arclay, Hong Kong
—EI Dorado, Morrison, Bombay—lantje, Van Wyck, Wardoe
—Wm. Richardson, Armstrong, Montreal—Mathilde Chris-
tina, Norlaud, St. Übes—Joven Matilde, Andraca, Bergens.

Magician, from Mayaguez at this port, sailed 29th May.
The Village Girl was loading for this port.
The iron ship Assaye capsized in the graving dock, last
night, but was righted without damage.
Paramatta, for Africa, broke adrift in the Wellington basin,
during the gale, and damaged her rudder, &c.
King John, from St. John at Mayaguez, 29th May.
Arabia (transport), hence at Malta.
Sarah Sands (s. 5.), hence at Quebec, 13th June.
Tiber (s. s.), Wardell, hence at Trieste, 27th June.
Maggie, hence at Whampoa, 24th May.
Recorder, sailed from Calcutta, May 2; and Anne Longton,
7th, both for this port ; ani Monarch, 9th, for Sincapore.
Kedgeree, Isbister; and Rolling Wave, Davies, in 92 days,
both hence; and Winterthur, from Melbourne—all at Cal.
cutta, May 5.
Chancellor, and Sumroo, both hence at Bombay.
Eliza Pirrie, sailed from Bombay, Stay 5; Culloden, and
tn Nottingha,th ; Hivo, 1) th—all for port.

PENANG, MAY 17.—The Moorsent, of Liverpool, put in
here on the 15th, leaky, and will sail in two or three days.
The Helvellyn, put back leaky, is re-loading.

THURSDAY, JUNE 22.—Wind N., light

ARRlVED.—Mantura, Heath, from Malta—Reprise, and
Pierre Emile, Santander —Le Prophete, Ostend—Mayflower.
SAt LED.—Albert Gallatin, Delano; Star of the West, Wood-
ward ; and Pride of the Sea, Hooper, for New York—Ocean
Queen, Owens, Quebec—Arno (s. s.), Campbell, Genoa—
Northwood, I'inkbam, Buenos Ayres—Coral Isle, Laverick,
Antigua. _

Lirge quantities of square and round pine was passed, 14th
June, and a ship with bottom up, with iron rudder, braces,
and bottom painted green, was scent 21st June, in lat. 48, lon.
23, by the Montreal, arrived here. The ship was about 1,000
tons, and apparently not long in that situation.
Bland, Robertson, from London at Sydney.
Wellington, Beeby, hence at Newfoundland.
Marion, Ryrie, from Trincomalee at Colombo.

"rnomas Lowry, Dobson, from Alelbourneat Madras.
Julia de Ungusta, hence for Manilla, at Anjer, 9th April.
America, Pirrie, sailed from Bombay for this port, May 23.
John Lawson, sailed from Singapore for this port, May 10.
Zetland, Flavin, hence, and Saxon, Taylor, from Sunderland
—both at Aden.

,aidmans, fox this port (sailed 18th April), put back to
Rangoon, with masts cut away, in the tornado of April 23.
Grasmere, from Singapore, and Frances, from Akyab—both
at Penang.

Lydia, Robb, sailed from Akyab, 21st April, and Bantam,
"2nd, both for this port ; and Fleetwood, April 26, for London.
Ranee, cleared at Calcutta, Bth May, and sailed 14th from
[um; and Atbeistan, 11th—both for this port. II
Peliban, Melhuish, fiom Hong Kong, and East Lothian,
oth for this p:rtfrboth at Anjer, April 11.

Niagara (s.), Leitch, from Boston. at this port .
ult. Has .8553,000 dollars in specie.
Frank Pierce, hence, at Boston.
Canada (s.), Stone, hence, at Halifax, 21st ult,
General Chasse, from Sal, at Savannah.
Wyoming, Dunlevy, hence, at Philadelphia.
-Seraph, Smart; Amoy, Henny; and Mata,Cleverly, hence,

Cape Rouge,

!row Newport, at Virginia, with loss of for

topniast and-sills.
Heloip, Nason ; Gazetteer, Watlington ; and Cadet, Guide,
hence, at New York.

Gerinanicus, Fales, hence, and George Fyfe, Hoskins, from
Rio Janeiro, at New Orleans.

Imperial? Moran, hence, and Westmoreland, Decan, from
Philacle!phu!, at St. John, N.B. .

City Of M;-nchester, Flynn; Alice Gill, Wright; Ann,
Blair; and Britannia, Dutton, hence, at Montreal.
Chas. Chaloner, Haws; Arran, Mites ; Kingston, Murray;
Greenock, M4Piterson ; and Robinson, Somerson, hence, at
Quebec.

The Kent, from Rio, at Baltimore, reports that, on the 25th
may, tat. 2t 32, ton. as 20. fell in with the wreck of the Eng-
, ship Bella, from Rio for New York. The Bella foundered,
that all on board were lost. :The had a
' coffee and 900 logs of lops ood.
.—The Sarah Sands (s.s.), which arrived
on shore, in the Straits of Bellisle, from
1. when she got off, after throwing part Qf

4UEBEC, JuNit 17,

'ere 14t1

her cargo and inef overboard

HALIFAX, JUNE 22.—The David Cannon. of Liverpool,fronk
New York for Quebec, was totally wrecked on Big Dover
Island, June 8: crew and part of materials saved. The
Devonport. M`Kenzie, from New York for Quebec, struck on
the outer breakers off White Head, 9th June: was got off
without much damage, on throwing ballast, &c., overboard,
and would proceed.

BOSTON, JUNE 21.—The ship Harvest was passed ashore
on Sharps Point, below Baltimore, ISth iLbtaut. The hull of
barque Vernon, burnt In Mobile Bay, was sold on the 10th
for .81,550. A large portion of the damaged cargo was sold
at the same time.
HALIFAX, JUNE 22

—The Eagle, Brook, of and for Bristol
from Tobago, struck au iceberg on the 28th May. in Ist as

_ ew picked up in the
French brig Esperance, and, with the
f one man, who died on board the brig, were
t St. Pierre, Migquelon, 12th June. 3rd June, lat.
0, the Earle was seen in tow of the Evening Star,
erpool for Montreal. The Eagle had seven feet cf
the hold, and boats were passing between her and

,NDAY, Ju or

Itley, Hamilton, from Bombay—Ean-
geline, H 'mon, Hong Kong—lno,Warw ick, Madras—Coquevtte,
Carrington, Africa—Camana, Smith, Arica—Adeline Bell,
Chr se, New Orleans—Fairfield, Loveland; Mayflower, Rogers;
and Pollock, Apalachicola—Rienzi, Ridley, Catania—Nymph,
Storm, and Lorie, Santander—British American, Thompson,
Savannah—Primeira de Guatemala, Fritz, Buenos Ayres—
Vixen, Pitch, Surinam—H.M. steamer Gladiator (6), Glasgow
(for rolunteers)—Emulous, Sitninn, and Joseph Whc!eler,
Kelly, Barbados—Luna, Redmond, Ifonduras Dorothea,
A uksman, Harbor Grace, Newfound land—Hebe, Bilhoa—
Kingalock, Demerara—Pelican (s. a.), Rotterdam.
SAILED.—Antis Paulowna, Bek, Batavia.

Imperial (packet-ship), hence at St. John, N.B. All well.
' . ..a Southampton, at Pernambuco, in

Roialie. from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco, and would load
at Maceio for this port.
Runnymede, from Newfoundland; and Otto, from Ham-
,h—both at Pernambuco.
sane Arthur, and Robert, sailed from Pernambuco, 26th
May, for the Channel ; and Swordfish, 26th May, for Maceio.
Lady Sale, Mackay, hence at Maranham.
William Parker, from Arica to London, is on shore at
Boulogne, but expected off without much damage.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.—Tbe Cuthbert. Young, has been
taken by pirates off Riff. The Odessa was chased but escaped.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Alliance, hence for S►. Thomas, May 30, in 46 N, 20 W.
Araminta, hence for Sydney, N.S.W., May 27, in E X, 21 W.
_Er°lite, Port Philip for China. May 3, off Wine Cooper's
Point, Java, with lose of foretopmast and main topgallant
mast.
Britannia, New Orleans for this port, May 24, in the Straits
of Florida.

Coriolanus, hence, June 23, in 50 N, 20 W.
Cornelius Houtmau and Jonas, June 25, off Cork
Edward Stanley, June 24, off tiskar.
Elvira Owens, hence for Philadelphia, June 25,
Cantyre.
Fidelia, and a ship with a black ball,
Fitz James, June 21, in 44 N, 11 W.
Hester Mary, hence June 11, in 42 N, 65 W.
Julius Cesar, hence for Quebec, June 10, in 45 N, 50 W.
John Francis, hence for Quebec, June 11, in 46 N, 44 W.
Judith, June 25, off Bardsey.
John Francis, hence for Quebec, June 11, in 46 N, 44 W.
Martaban Port Philip for Java, May 3, off Wine Cooper's
Point, Java.
Norwood, hence for Melbourne, in S N, with loss of maintOp.
mast; twenty-three days out.
Oliver Lang hence for Sydney, Tuskar, June 29, at 4 p.m.
Pe tche lee, hence for Calcutta, May 12, in 0N,21 W.
Sir John Beresford, Bonny for this port, May 30, in 25 N, 39 W.
Trimountain, hence for Boston, June 15, in 44 N, 50 W.
Wakefield, Bombay for this port, May 11, in 4 N, 20 W.
William Patton, hence, June 14, in 42 N. 46 W.
Wasdale, from Antigua, June 11, in 25 N, 48 W.
William, hence for St. Thomas, June 16, in 46 N, 20 W.

ff Mull of

June 24, off Innistrabull.

TIDE TABLE

MORN. AVM. HORT. I HOLTDAYE,R7V-

Ju:y. h. in. 'h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 4, 5 9 542 12 4
Wednesday. 51 616 651 12 6
Thursday .. 61 7 24 7 56 ' 13 1
Friday .... 7' 826 856 14 2
Saturday S 923 951 15 3
Sunday .... 910 16 10 42 16 7 4th Sum after Tria.
Sfonday....lo 11 9 11 34 17 6

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dated January Ist, 1853, "That for upwards of five years he
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