The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-01 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JULY 28.—Wind S.S.E., light.

A RRlVED.—Siddons, Taylor, from New York.
SAlLED.—Panther, Weeks, for Calcutta—Stamboul, Smith.
Sydney, N.S.W.—Britannia, Torrey, Philadelphia.

Salem, from Melbourne, at Bombay.
Springbok, and America—both hence at Geelong.
Cathaya, and Cressy, from Bombay—both at Whatnpoa.
Lawrence, sailed from Akyab for Queenstown, 25th May
1 I Patna. hence at Sineanore. and sailed Ist June. for Chin

Indian Queen, sailed froni Melbourne
port, with 61,000 ounces of gold.
Earl of Derby. from Sydne)
hence—both at Manilla.
Helvellyn, sailed from Pennag 30th May
10th June, both for London. _

Ah Niay, for tt

and Perla, Andicocchia

cl Grassmere,

• Anna Dorothea, sailed from Bombay 7th Jut
9th, both for this port, and Marion 19th, for China
Salatiga, hence, and sailed for Singapore; Martaban, fron
Melbourne, and sailed for Calcutta; and Inglewood, froze
Sydney—at all Batavia.

and Entepre

-Bon.Accord, from Sydney; Aerolite, Scott, from Melbourne;
Prince Arthur, and Red Gauntlet, Kerr, from Bombay—all at
Hong Kong.

Friderick, M'Nalty, sailed from Saugor, 10th June, for this
port;on o.O.ldaLnrotrind(,)wlasyt,
7thai JuJnoehnfosrlitnhgiael.m7rteh. June, for
Melbourne, cleared at Melbourne,9th May; Forest Monarch,
9th, and Avon, 18th May, all for Callao ; Marmion, 18th, for
Madras; Benjamin 11 eape, 28th May, for Guam Briseis, 23rd,
for London; and Thomas Fielden, 25th May, for Sourabaya.
Harmony, Frome ; Matoaka, Ferguson (88 days); Grafton,
Outerbridge ; Gladiolus, Taylor; Guiding Star, Johnson (PA
days); Lady Mary, Sewell; Margaret Rtissell, Evans;
An-
dromache, Passmore ; and Martin Luther—all hence at Mel-
bourne.

Bleng, 31st, for this port; John Bartlett, 18th, for Kong-
pool ; Glendaragh, 29th May, for Whampoa; and Flom More,
6th June, for Labuan.

Couranto, Planaghan, from Singapore for this port; Julia,
Hunt, from Singapore for Bombay ; Chebucto. Johnson, from
China for Halifax; and Hero, from Hong Kong—all at Anjer.
Bella Marina, Thomas, Ist June, and Invincible, Graham,
9th June—both hence; Constantine, Rogers, from Madras;
Helen Wallace, Major, from Melbourne; and Persia, Robert,
from Sydney—all at Calcutta.
SINGAPORE, JUNE 13.—The Zingari (American barque),
from Liverpool and Batavia for Singapore, is reported to have
been lost on the Brouwer's Shoal. Captain, crew, and
passengers saved.

SATURDAY, JULY 29.—Wind S.S.E., light

ARRIVED.—Ardina, Bordin, Tarragona—Ebro (Le), Solei'
Cadiz—lsaac Wright, New York—Julius, Iceland—Elise
Hansen, &vanilla.

SAILED

Arabia (s.), Judkins z Calhoun

Truman

Harvest, Crawford, New York—Edmund, Henry, Arica—
Garland, Power, Africa—Elise, Wockenfoth, Danzig—Har-
manna, Veiling, Konigsberg Hornet Stacey, Geelong—
Karnac ts. s.), Dubbins, Constantinople—African, Pollock,
and Emperor, Lidatone, Calcutta—Tranquebar, flanvard,
and Guiding Star, Couch, Boston—A. B. Thompson, Mustard,
Baltimore—Daniel Grant, Shanghai--Rienzi, Ridley, and
Dauntless, Wilkinson, Rotterdam Adam V. Ross, Witt,
Danzig— Emily, Stabb, Ceara Meg Merrilies, M`Kellar,
Caldera—Hercules, Thuroe, Weile.

Mandarin, Simons, from Shanghai, at Sydney.
Emily, sailed from Shanghai for this port, 13th Ma Y.
City of Manchester (a. s.), Wylie, hence at Philadelphia.
Ann Bridson, sailed from Hobart Town for Madras, May 13.
Teneriffe (s.s.), from Constantinople, and sailed for this port.
British Queen (s. a.), hence, and sailed for Constantinople.
Crislina, sailed from Sydney, 12th May, for Akyab, and
Queen of the Seas, 24th May, for Calcutta.
Armide, Scott, from Munsoorcottah, at Coring., with
rudder-head carried away.

Alert,Ramsey, hence ftir Baltimore, at Belfast, towed up for
examination, leaky, having encountered severe weather.

Charles Hambe;;ton, helice for Boston, which was Stranded
in Dundrum Bay. 3rd starch, was got off, 27th instant, after
being platformed, and taken in tow by two steamers; but,
after proceeding a short distance, she was found to be making
so much water that she was run ashore to the westward of her
former position.

SUNDAY, JULY 30.—Wind S., moderate,

ARRlVlED.—Seringapatam, London—Spray of the Ocean,
Sunderland—Tamaulipas (s. a.), Alexandria E.—Minstrel,
Kelly, Monte Video—Osprey, M'Millen, P. E. I sland—Hesky,
Hein, Hamburg—Rosalie, Denduyts, and Prophete, Kerkhove,
Ostend—Marathon, Tyley, and Reporter, Howe, New Orleans
—Storm King, St. Stephen's—Zante Packet, Elliott, and
Tribune, Wakeham, Gergenti.
SA I LED.—Cynosure, Tucker; Highflyer, Waterman Con-
stellation. Allen; and Shenandoah, Miller, New lork
Premier, Heard, Quebec—Pelican (a. a.), Croft, Rotterdam.

Agnes, Scott, hence at Boston.
Danube (a. a.), hence at Trieste.
N. S. del Carmen, hence at Havana.
Milan, Badger, hence at New Orleans.
PENZANCE, JULY 27.—The Charlotte, Wood, of and from
Ipswich, for Liverpool, with malt, went ashore this morning,
in a thick fog, on a shoal close to Point Standard, but was got
off in about half-an-hour, without much apparent damage.

MONDAY, JULY 31.—Wind N., light.
ARRIVED.—N. S. de la Victoria, Matanzas—Hans Holbein,
Venice—Reform, Pinkham, Torranto—Coquita, Renteria, and
Puella, Santander—Caroline, Lund, and Maria, Powlson,
Denmark—Elise, Osterman, Altona—Standard, Davidson,
and Daniel, Antwerp Barbadian—Petrel, Patras Sarah,
Rotterdam—Corporal Trim, Cuba—Malibran, Borlau, Port
Vendus—Tiber (s. s.), Marseilles—lduna, Moller, Trieste—
V. Martha and Christiana, Memel—Thoburn, Brown.Girgenti
—Talisman, Lan lrean, Bordeaux—America (r.m.s.) Boston.

Muscongus, hence at Charleston.
Medora, Elder, hence at St. John, N.B.
Holywod, Fleming, hence at Shediac.
Niagara (r. m. a.), hence at Halifax, July 1
Coronella, Russell, hence at Newfoundland 8.
Glenmanna, from Quebec, has not arrived, as reported
yesterday.
The Reporter, arrived here yesterday from New Orleans,
was struck by lightning in the Gulf stream, which split the
fore skysail and royal masts, raised the combings of fore
hatch, and bedding of foremast, split several planks in the
deck, knocked down three men forward, and paralysed for a
time several men aft.
Middlesex; David Crockett; Circassian, Crosbie; White
Falcon, Ryan ; Empire state, Briggs ; and Fanny Gainey,
Moody—all hence at New York.

BosioN, JULY 18.—The wreck of a ship, about 803 tons,
with painted ports, apparently run into as she was cut in two,
was passed July 9, lat. 34 N, lon. 61 W.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Augusta, Adelaide for London, July 8, in 39 N, 32 W.
Ailsa, hence for Philadelphia, twelve clays out, off Como.
Chopatra (a.), hound west, July 9, in 55 S. 24 W.
Ceylon, hence for Mauritius, June 18, in 9 N, 25 W.
Duke of Wellington, hence for Valparaiso, April 27, in 56 5,
76 W.
Ethiope, of this port, bound west, June 27. in 26 N, 40 W.
Elizabeth Bentley, July 13, in 49 N, 32 W.
Fairy, hence for Ceylon, July 14, in 43 N, 12 W.
FlO.ll, of this port, in 50 N, 18 W, with loss of maintoPsAo
yard.
Goldfinder. from Chinchaa, July 6, in 29 N, 40 W.
Henry Gardiner, July 22, in 51 N, 12 W.
ilarkaway, hence for New Orleans, July 19, off Ballycottoo.
Juno, hence for Newfoundland, June 28, in 49 N, 20 W.
Marco Polo, hence for Melbourne, twelve miles west of Water-
ford, July 23, at midnight.
Miles Barton. hence for Melbourne, June 8, thirty-five days
out, in 21 8, 31 W.
Ocean Chief, hence for Melbourne, June 14, in 6 N, 25 W.
Pride of the Sea, of this port, June 23, in 29 N. 23 W.
Paramatta, hence for Africa, July 23, in the chops of the
Channel.
Queen of the Seas, of this port, June 28, in 37 N 14 W.
Rimac, Africa for London, July 5, in 37 N, 36 W.
Rajasthan, Calcutta for this port, April 8. in 6 8, 87 R.
Roscoe, Bombay for this port, May 26, in 35 8, 19 W.
Sandbach, hence for Demerara, June 22, in 23 N, 35 W.
Satellite, of this port, July 11, In 42N, 31 W.
Trade Wind, bound west, July 14, off Corvo.

TIDE TABLE

DAYS. I MORN.IF.VSNO. HOHT.I HOLYDAYS.IIT-C--

August.; h. rn. h. m. ft. in. ;Lammas Day.
Tuesday.... 336 359'13 11 1
Wednesday. 2 425 454 13 1
Thursday .. 31 525 1 fi 0 12 8
Friday .... 4 631 717 12 9
Saturday .. 5i 756 834 13 2
Sunday .... 6 9 7 938 13 11 Bth Sun. after Trio.
Monday.... 710 8 10 35 15 6

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