The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-03 00:00:00

Ng. 8, 1858 RAILWAY- AFFAIRS. rett..‘,:..vetors of the Eastern Counties Railway have t i r i4 r 7lo enter into any compromise with the engine lave and . firemen wholeft their employment, and they hulds'oPPhed the places of those whn " gtri,lc" with fnsAh IT cANcat s - r ne s Ea, S HEFFn FFna aY. meetin g wa rat e of 71The - 1 Quart: LINC at Manche report 'N; peri od was 0 0 de 9}:..non. w.f.] Wa s Thep nsa Con., sPOI Eur ekter, NI i t , vvr harp'ue etiti] sent in r. t .tlE S -" At 131 ',k2Y n yt? N,:;"°€ I ld ~oooh kArk 4 tise 11,ae ~.. ~',l° l' ti;i; 4ti..TR tl; .. S : halm ° . } , i n 11, Y' 0 0;:1 1 : 1 11 e was f iill,tihsg,„e!nerth, Fui rec— ththr4nee or ,n Ifilattets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Atrn. 30. Sugar.—There contitmes a very good demand for all deserip, tions, and a further improvement of 6d. per cwt. has beer ail of the v advar go of brown F parcels of ceded is 5 10 @ 6 nvesti- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ;.(Earftr MANCHESTER. CORN EXCHANGE, A.ITGIT Since this day week we have_ not had twenty-four t n has been excessive !II gene id as harvest 11 al state of the had a steady c es. With a p Ittlttligrnrr. TIJESDA AUGUST S. to W., fr Aenes, M, Cuba, Gil , Rezita, from San S, cart, St ~£`T~r 3. ]64z^~c~s~-.~+r. w .pry Albion, he Gertrude, be VESSELS 'ORD C The q, sales v STATE 0. ,ends the cost of r h naturally becom us towards the !.stion that exci s. d. s. d NCTIESTEA 1121bs. .RKET, A r Muttoi ;.r,s in t '1: BAN CO Fl LOUISA ut the grea t _ a n t x ,' ( I : O .efreeted is differ, "Rk i 'e w Important in its rt But the thaa t. physical O ct ------__________ 11 t 8 rt4,4oThient of the Gloitees It:o4:"u6eription list for annu) I , N ils Qin. up ver sate' 'lO, 41 t IlaS s'ubscribedy £3,5, ft. o 4 e. t ., 4 0 41 , tlielt SECESSION.-141A . th"le khurch of England and th last Is Lordship was the rotes. I,,4Joeelieral election for Cambridge P University. ; 4 0 4 4 461, whose sympathips i a . L tic a in e ° Party expresses his int ign reatsitornonegtlytirsi-ntheetuhr.e. -, t,i 1 , th e ii ' • .--.. Remember_ing.that his t..,_ atil r , 0 owing terms . s can a not record t,'Nsi ot r took the , chair at the Freepaason e ' H 11 on the k Ta e ve y the Great Church meeting, w t tl e, th, `lt expression of p ofound sorrow,.to ti, o eh. 111 auldest term, at the mental reservation with It is high time ro l e tr. en whose.secret sympathies are with Rome, con ut t,„''', n et OSt sild Churchmen. 441, 4,l;hearted friends o h in . their ' le - ' e ns ea --.Y as f the Church to look . about claim a place leg' ,;,10 detaand of all fitit,, i"et-ever may be th w eir n o t s e tation or character, a gonism to Rome and e trot 111 of determined 1 1 Ctitho,erence to the doctrine . a and communion of th hN I ile and Apostolic Church of England." 44, /8 ' "a L J., tiiS PITTLIppE. his ......,, D ., EFT, ay, 0 . few days before all t ', ll , sii,7,B_,ng L ouis*Philippe. A Paris letter allowances - . to some 11, , e s4"ea a paper -which secures annual tVolbtsvants of the civic list and of b rivate domain. to:P*Ne "'len), indiscriminately for For services of 441/e ar sa ' ar Y hY each-year . of service pll e a p sixtieth part of 4. (1 01i t and under there will be a reduction of one ht`jeah )earths sixtieth. For services of from tentotweriFtyor tiAllat.4' the r eduction will be only one-fourth. L t itth (04f twe ntv-..ive years and upwards th rant of the the half of the a d Ala sa larrby:year of service d will e b g e complete, 01 4 1 sal ai .„ 'oat Sum ever rising to itairli,',' Servants and employes beyond lded from a right t y 14 hn' tt ation s of , the state are exc u yes now holding places employes of the c ivil "1i allowances. The annual allowances ranted Iti.,;iati 4 4 u niPpe do not extent to all the King la the " the private domain, •but only to those who 'F 4 l' t , i 4 le t tug private Royal, or • who followed ! i tt? St : %es• 'ly News. po h .-, o f 6 4 n0 RIDE OR Of COLUMBTA q ,Nly . '' and A. OLDRIDGE'S BALM PROMENADE.—The peculiar P -set,, ernove the difficulty 'ts use so in -1111,14'114 tling their rin ,, lets after exercise ; i o experienced by Ladies tlitott,t4i4institut'el the strairrhtest t ati tt last ~ite bair that tresses, previous.Y .straightest of cart, rapidly . acquire a vigour, q bDer, ev Permanent ringlets the or ,eqo,r, cring votary of the ball-room, the head-dress ride,of the kin'lt.t!tl\oll,'le After the minerals and veg . et e a g b i l n e n s b o ie f )11, ortd have been compounded in fopqq'taitless attempts to discover Hemisphere mportant a de -114:4114 Y' 0 are indebted to th ,stern Co. N '.I A, 110 the basis of RIDGBIS I,ktc4ll(l thee,ffia f edill in preservinT,Asit'reinothen 'l-kb '-gewiti th I become a matter ofg.noto , 1 , Th g e ids strengthen s, all civilized nations. c'ti 'l° . 41)8111 b ' d the most satisfactory I N , , it a , _ .er „ An attesta- Its restorative virtues to ist, hiatallibil in reproducing hair.upop persons li t l ale 11 ° ele s l ijkti d, Ylh e b • s q bald, have b?en . P Norti, first 1.,,) rrprietors, 13, \N eliington-streot üblished from tim i e es eve-brows 6. 81 t n '''''' Di, "• O DRIDGE'S BALM Fau- ,- NrlPlietnts the hair from turning gre, , it a. from ` l 4l ' 411(1-4''n c it curl beautiful)y, frees , ~ ,t 4 at „, s pauses to end the 7 1 et or of ti ,', 'F . , it from falling off. Abundance of .certi '4 1 . '1" nrst r espectability are shewn by_the P.ro tie, N th . . 9. Gd . titt•ti,;4le. 1 ,4, 1 4., and lls. per bottle; 1 ,1 (l e ' th e si ''' nen you ask for Oldridge's•Balm," We; no °therm:ices l iti... Bl s a „, '°Pkeepers persuade you to buy Chemists, ttte'",rtt%B4°,Blittite. Sold by all respectable - any other 4, 4 0 I_,„, Stationers. he beauty •of tii.i'l,,4°tl ill,„•414-At this period, when t . 'V ~`Nt.,, ,: I %es to o ut door enjoyment, the fair sex nu al . e . t tl' l 'l i N, 44i4rsedt to those influences which are pe _n e '' l4 (At I. t° Personal comfort and attraction. To tillellt"t4a °dlles ta, ly 4 il l , di On the delicate and not untre -4441° 4 dis elo skin the perm s.figuretnent of freckle, .ch gradually an_ent , 11 :' , ii i4 t in e or rialion apd well , ing, 111 f m w s Of eruption. tii, ti le ~t ii le r i de " e ' m ultitudinou s OF I , Ef). , 4 eti k i se i Promenade , aquatic . excursion. or 401 a; el lii, gea will exposed to the scorching rays of the of Prep a _ ln l " R OWLANDS' IcALyDDR'' the hi , 11it,, , ati ration for the complexion, dispelling' amost 4i t Nii az,d'i'ur aild relaxation allaying all-lina an sensation ~_‘ol, Ine p„.‘nnnediatel •ff cl . ' theplrasing _ -41 a "' cit ed el 1 : 1 . 1 or mgd irri... ilk Pe, totiosed asticty. and Ueiltliful gate of the t o 40 4,itl titter! ess entially . of cbeice exotics of balsamic_ NI It aad Y free from alVmineral admixture, and t, d .1. , tik-..4ll2ai.,(iiilslltfill i effects,Rowlands' Kalydor n its of iivet„tilsco Dretri4oo,the action of the atmosphere upon the aq,, t l i ri tN, , by whi_,,e.that healthy action otlie t m_ icrosco 84e 40, tab nee f,_lll4:general well-being and he beauty Nt‘ e , t adi, 40 , s,-,......" PP essentially promoted. Freck . le n s, 4' l Y toi-,,ated bvlll4imples, flushes and discolouratio . 5 l ‘t.l'''on `. qQa t : 411 aPPlication. and give place to a de1i (4.144 e,l;tieg it*'llnd fair skin. Its purifying and refresh ‘titBi4t t r i- i t t le ctueeve obtained its exclusive selection by Her 14,1! th,,,..,11,0, a,p,,tlie Court, and the Royal 1 i14 1 14 ,t e t : . - I te or „ the.severai Courts of Europe, togethe n ! Family of tlk ip lt t;e troz!le aristocracy, from the sultry climes t f tAt ti 4,4.41's inalrealins of the Czar. The high repu_ar tepelligN;loasi W:ies., Unprincipled shopkeepers to . offer i . l i t.‘tit a o l ittcrl y ro Y cbts for sale, containing miner . ' 1514414 0 e on en, I nens to the complexion. and by tl?eir lit:Zti ~, , 1 1 hutch "anering health. It is therefore irn- N4 i gat t at e oo t 4 h s ers to see that the words " Rowlands' 111 1 ) 41ZR(iirdelle,,Wtiapper, and " A. Rowland & Sons, ` 81 (1 ' l ' th- e n on ' a s° engraved on the Government p ct pre liell bottle Price 45. 6d. and Bs. Gd. iltaeril.PrietOrs ' ' a nd by all respctabk. chemists e election for rily ; and that Lord Edward Lygon Feildin g ha seceded joined the Church of nt candidate at 2 5 do C~ Irish, ~1~ Re, 1 14 * Bayrley, Baltic, Sic., white (lour, CanadiaT U.S. West. ( Philath& Bilicnore.dc 1)o. &Canadian.. soul Indian Corn, 1f,4801b. barrel, merican whi ilropean (1( Do. Alia', Although in the early sections of England end the south of Ireland a large:portion of the cereal crops is -already secured, the hulk of the harvest in the northern parts of both countries is still exposed to variable weather; and Scotland, heretofore .more favoured than other parts of the kingdom, is at length stated to be receiving its full share of wind and rain. This critical emergency, however, combined with the disastrous ac- -counts of harvest in -the Netherlands, and the high prices =quoted generally upon the Continent, will, at leaet for the pre sent, tend materially to diminish the exports thence. The ge neral tone of the British and Irish markets up to , this period remains unexcited; but on this market a further impulse has been experienced, and considerable parcels of Wheat, Indian Corn, ond!Flour have changed hands within the past two days, chiefly - to speculative buyers, in all cases at very full prices. The supplies received into this port, coastwise and from Ire land, since Monday last are light ; and with the exception of a tolerable import of Foreign Wheat, the arrivals of Grain and Flour from .abroad are comparatively moderate. At our market_tlds morning the Wheat trade was firm, and although not so-lively as during the two preceding days, a fair amount of business was transacted, principally in the general runs of Foreign, on terms fully equal to, and in a few cases a little over, the current rates of '`Tuesday.—Flour, of all deno minations, becoming less plentiful and in good demand, supe rior brands of States and Canadian realized an advance of 3:I. to 6d. per barrel upon the annexed quotations, and French.as well as Irish a proportionate amendment. Barley and 'Malt, although not readily saleable, remained unaltered in value.—Beans, upon a moderate demand, sup ported late prices,,and Pease were held steadily at our quota tions.—Oats and Oatmeal, of all descriptions, moving spa ringly to consumers, barely sustained previous rates. Indian Corn, continuing to command a =rather active sale for investment, realized a further advance this morning of 6d. per qr., good American yellow obtaining 275. 6d. to 28s. per 4801bs. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. There was a very large supply of Beasts at market to-day, which has had a decided effect upon prices, which we quote fully id. per lb. lower, Compared with last week there was an increased supply of Sheep, but a considerable number both of Sheep and Lambs was for stores., tli6refore prime Mutton main tained its price. SINKING THE ,OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class H eifers .. 4d. „ 40. „ Prime first-class Oxen 4d. „ 4id. 0 Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4d. „ 4d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) 5O. „ 6d. „ -Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch arid Irish Ewes (ditto) 4r. „ 40. „ Lambs 5O. „6 d. , Number of Cattle in market to-day:—Beasts, 2944 ; Sheep, 9,82.7. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, AUGUST 31. s. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. O 9(4 0 loti Potatoes, 90th. O 7 0 9 Kemps 0 0— 0 0 Pink Eyes 0 0— 0 0 0 Ik 0 2i Cattle 0 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Blacks 0 44 0 6 Turnips, 13. ton . 0 0— 0 0 O 34 0 4 2jCarrots O 0— 0 0 (Manure 3 6 5 0 Hay, old, 20 gew Clover Ditto, Green 'Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley .. • PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, AUGUST 31. s. d. s. d: i s. d. s. d. Beef *lb 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.*ll, 2 )to 2 6 Mutton 0 5 0 7; Ditto, Foreign 0 9 0 10 Veal 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 2 0— 0 0 { fore-qr 0 5 0 7 I Do. Eng.* lb. 4 0— 0 0 Lamb hind-qr 0 5 0 7 ,Fowls,* couple. 3 0— 3 3 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish .. 0 6 0 0 Strawber. pqt 0 0— 0 0 Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 ,Gooseberries*qt 0 0— 0 0 Nectarins, each. 0 0— 0 0 ;Currants, Black 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 ;Peas, per peck.. 0 6 0 9 Eggs * 120 5 7 0 0 'Rabbits. * cple. 1 10 2 0 Potatoes,* Peck 0 6 0 8 Turkeys 5 0— 0 0 Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 6 Apricots.... doz. 0 0— 0 0 walinutts,f ioo 0 Q— 0 Q Green Gages, qrt 0 0-- 0 0 27 0 - 31 0 - S. d. 5 6 tnisl),Bzc d lorianopol :c. hard. . European CORN I 4 9- !0 0 2 11 2 8 6 8 fliOienish 5 10 26 0 -30 0 23 6 -•24 0 29 0 —3O 0 ICanada.26 0 27 0 —2B 0 0 0-0 010.. 13 0 —l4 0 do. . 26 6 - 26 6 - 0 0- ;XCHANGE. AUGUST SO. Pt'n 3 9 4 0 —24 0 1.... .. 0 0— 0 0 3 2 , Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 10 !Russian 2 43 2 7 00— 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 —23 0; 0 0-0 0 22 0 —23 0 ,Ohio '23 0 —24 6 23 0 —24 0 ;N.Orlns 0 0— 0 0 19 6 —2l 0 Frll.-.-spf. 0 0— 0 0 td continued to pre Lccount - S taken out by the I ide, hadfailed to stimulatei t of the cotton-gro ular, that th vement on th ay was certainty not o lose in from the as genera easiness, on tile part of the buyers, as we have lc ome time back ; and, although the sellers made litt n their quotations or nominal prices. yet any one Irder to execute, found an actual giving way in all U Lrticles named below. Indications of increased bt Averpool operated rather favourably on the tone of histmarket ; and an additional cheerfulness has been by a larger amount, of sales, with signs of ss in the raw material; indeed, rather more of sition to enter into treaty for, Cloth is observable. The trap are almost insignificant in thei HUDDERSFIELD.—There hs in our market this week as was last vournbleness of the weather. Plaid: the Vest dell and are eagerly lions of the week, howeve xtent: arce!) , been sn much dc e Londe The Wool market is very f ;reatitocis on hand, and it bei RQC If DA L E.—On account of t number of pieces have been offi with ready purchasers at last week's prices. There is no new feature in the Wool market to report. The demand is steady and prices firm. wakes week, but a limite A for sale, MACCLESFIELD.—We are happy to report continued activity, displayed by our manufacturers for the home market; and the sales of goods by some houses have been extensive, at rather improved prices. The manufacturers engaged in the export trade are doing very little ; but it is believed there are good The throwing mills continue although in thrown silks not much business is don., ..ne high rates now asked precluding operations to a considerable extent. Still great confidence is expressed as to the coming demand. In the raw silk market, we have simply to note that prices remain extremeiy ,firm at the latest asking raes, and the deliveries for consumption are considered good forthe season. LEEns.---The staple trade of this town and , neighbourhood continues active, the demand being chiefiy for goods suited to the winter season. The foreign houses are very busy. Prices are firm, and likely to advance. fully employee BRADFourt.—The demand for pieces is still extensive, but manufacturers complain that the advance in the prices - and in the weges of workmen is more than they can from the merchants. The wool and yarn departments tive, and late prices firm. No dount, with a continu the present demand for goods, the manufacturers will such a price for-pieces as will remunerate them for the tal and skill LIFAX.—On Saturday the chief inquiry was for I of low quality, the demand for which seems to increase portion to the difficulty of procuring them. There good demand for some sorts of fancy goods. The spit fully employed, and the.quotations for yarns are arm, tined. The wool market is steady, thong!' not bri prices are without alteration. RAILV AY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railway that is to say, up to the date to which th are made:— 1 for the pas he respective Amount 1 750 0 0 556 0 0 1283 0 0 683 0 0 0 0 7485 0 0 3951 0 0 465 0 0 1006 0 0 958 0 0 679 0 0 114 0 0 obtain r Lapi- 606 0 0 848 4161 0 0 3976 2861 0 0 2847 13206 0 0 15190 4004 0 0 3603 2455 0 0 1512 3171 0 0 2960 1219 0 0 1206 5701 0 0 2142 4525 0 0 3681 17066 0 0 16151 17604 0 • 13442 5002 0 0 4310 1249 0 0 988 253 0 • 167 124 0 • 126 48925 • 0 45754 1200 • 0 989 12610 0 0 12744 12977 0 0 11015 6440 0 0 5225 24262 0 0 23441 1204 0 0 1083 2549 0 0 2210 0 0 0 3891 _ __... 8627 0 A 8202 3650 0 0 3313 2012 0 0 1784 631 • • 498 1639 0 0 1404 485 • 0 304 16891) • 0 13877 2074 0 0 1759 2361 • 0 2165 809 0 0 701 308 0 0 293 230 0 0 223 15422 0 0 114391 100113 0 0 9766 RAI LWA YS , Aberdeen . Amiens and . Boulogne Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lail. and Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Durnice, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Ustion Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk . Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and FAmiskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton & Soutlt Coast London and Sonth-Western, NE'cbester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham IliidlandGreat 'Western (I reland) Newcastle and Carlisle • North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South-Eastern South Devon Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland. &c ..... g i i - 24 I TIDE TABLE DAYS. 1 MORN. lEVENG.I HORT. HOLYDAYS, - Sept.l h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 3, • Sl6 S5l 13 10 Wednesday. 4' 922 950 15 9 ' Thursday.. 510 15 10 51 17 4 4 Friday .... 611 5 11 29 19 0 New Moon, 511.16 m., Saturday .. "/ II 51 - 19 n I [Morning. Sunday .... 8 012 034 20 4 4 15th Sund. after Trm. MOIISIDY,,.. 9 053 i 114 19 0 i 0 -21 0 010 - 1 II s. d. s. d. 6 2 6 4 6 5 6 7 in. Montr deii; Falcon, SIT —Lady Elgin, Iro ary Caioline St. Petersbur St. Andrew, Hatikin, hence Una, Waters, hence for Can Sachem, Woodbury, hence f from Oahu for M 31.—Wind N .n Carl, Samuel, and Vrangel, Slegin, sat om Dor- from Liver- sett, but ex- ress, Welsh, of Maryport. from on the Ness of Huna yesterday, Proceeded. Hydes, s, Wilson; rid New York —Znnoni, —Coila, to Wick, is stranded on the to be got off. HUNA, ALlZitc f " pool to Riga, grout] but carne off without apparent dat SATURDAY. Auc riet Nash, from Nassau it Howard 1, from Tatmagouci ebec—Alex. Grant, 2 D.—Asia (s.), Judkir ;, hence at Mal , and sailed 17th Aug. for first—Mercur, —Wohlfart, FrE Julie and Marie, Bartels , Rraeft—lileine Niarie, Hartke—Catherina Frederic., and Burgermeister Bernard, Hoff, all hence at Narva Republic, MErshall, hence for New York, at Quee ,- St. Andrew, Hunkin, and George, Hodson, ho wershavert, ce at Brou- Jeune Celestine, Bedec, hence at Bordeaux. Earl Grey, Green, hence at Zurickzee. Gannet (a.), hence at Helvoet. Siren, Asplet,"hence at Smyrna. Bryn y Mor, Allen, sailed from Smyrna, for this port, 13th August. Sapphire, Miller, stifled from Trieste for this Arsere Marie, Fordel, sailed front Bordeaux tort 31st Aug for this port, put back to Cardiff 27th Augu loss of foretopmast SUNDAY ARRIVED.= 3ER I.—Hind N.N.W., light Standb2ch. Berns. from Demerara with, from Maceio Dison, from Bonn Shank, from Barbadoes—Poniona, Panope, Steward, from Smyrna—F. Licata—Thomas, Steffens, from Arc Rsttler (s.), from I SAILED.- Alexandria ti" Ann, Davies, from igel—Livorno (s.), and Stranger, Miller, for Buenos Ayres, B:c.—Ann and Sophia, Stevens, for River Plate—Excelsior, Crocker, for New York—Tryphena, Crane, for Civita Vecchia—Boscoppa, Munn, for Lisbon. Afary Clarke, Humble—Mahtoree Cowan—Heroine, Mearns —Diana, Blues—Emma , tunble—Alee Agent, Schultz—James, Watson—Francis Nesham, Hobson—Henry, Crow—Rhine, Allan—Ann and Elizabeth, Humphreys—and Benedict, Oster boff, all hence at Cronstadt. Palermo, Souter, hence at Archangel. Maria, Duhninet, hence at Hamburg. Martha, Scriven, hence at Cuxhaven. Henriette, Merle!, sailed from Paimbceuf for this port 26th August. Sydney and Jane, from Gallipoli, off Falmouth. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 ied NN.W ARRIVED.—WiIIiam Hitchcock, Conway, from New York. SAlLED.—Blarney (s.), O'Reilly, and Lord Exmouth, Hob. son, for Rotterdam—Fanny. Kite, Hayti - Wm. Punton,Sharp, Newfoundland—Emma, Hamilton, Halifax and Jamaica— Julie, Jansen, Dram—Genoa, Kelly, New York—Olina, Nantes—Ete, Hamon, Gijon—General Parkhill, M'Kown, for Charleston—Magna Charts, Driver, Syra—Newton, Scott, Bar badoes—Antigua, Buchanan, Malta—Feronia, Wakeham, for Smyrna—Traveller, Darnell, Rotterdam—Jane. Hall, Oporto— Elisa, Trapani, Naples—Alfred, Cappard, Dunkirk—Mary Ro gers, Swayne, Valencia—Swea, Lefgren, St. Thomas—Graf von ScLwerin, Backkus, St. Petersburg—Prevon, Muller, Iceland —Richard, —, Rostock—Julie, Gnillaume, L'Orient—Ann Dingwall, Brown, Vera Cruz—Archibald, Lindsay, Gibraltar. Cambria (s.), Leitch, from Boston at this port; sailed 21st, and from Halifax 23rd Aug., at 2 10 a.m. On the 27th, in lat. 50, long. 39, passed the wreck of a timber laden vessel, burnt to the water's edge. The Archibald, which sai:ed this morning for Gibraltar, put back in the afternoon, having been ashore on Burbo. Mary Glover, Chase—Washington Irving, Graham—and Jessica, Hayes, hence at Boston. Henrietta, Broso:;ki, hence at Quebec. Persian, Trevellick, from Maranham at ditto. Charlotte Harrison, M'lntyre—Lord Sandon, Walsh—and Eliza Morrison, M'Culloch, from New York, at ditto. Levantine (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar, and proceeded 23rd of Genoa. The Livorno (s.s.), that arrived here yesterday, left Gibraltar 25th August, :rid experienced throughout the passage fresh breezes from the N. and N.E. Georgians, Cane, hence off Grand Cess. Rhondda, Baird, and Mary Queen of Scots, Wilcox, hence at Buenos Ayres. Santiago, from London at ditto. Irene, Holliday, henCealliiO - orande. General Washington. hence at Virginia. Europe, M`Dowell, and George Green, Radman, hence at Philadelphia. Princeton, Russell- Queen of the West, Hallett—Equator, Given—James Wright, Clark—Caroline Nesmith, Eaton—Jno. Fielden, Strang—Washington, Page—Coxon, Dunn—Siddons, Howes—Manhattan, Hackstaff—and Richard Alsop, Smith, hence at New York. _ . Europa (s.), Lott, hence at Boston 25th Aug., at 8 a.m. Et. Lawrence, Clark, hence at Bonny. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.—A ship, of about 500 tons, was seen ashore on Cape Hatteras 12th instant, with all her maw btanding, and sails fouled. ygwyouNDLA ND, 10th Aug.—The Bridgetown, Mills, of Cork' ? from Liverpool to Quebec, was totally wrecked 4th inst., at Calm Cove, near Cape Race. Three ehildren drowned; re mainder' of the paawnpro enti ail the cretin 'ennann, S ervill, Net Perna►nl ath (s.), k, Nor- HILTO 8.A., r NAH DAVIS. Same E. BIME Miss AN Same day, town, son of thi the county of of the late JOI Orkpev. . . celebrated equf GAUTIER. Mr. %Vedde Rev. J. M'l the-II JONI the 87th I Same day, at CHARLES BI THOMPSON, Same day, at 8.A., Mr. chief mate „ of t Eecond daughte chant, Glasgow land and miner ter of the late . Same day, at HULME, millet Mrs. Murtha Eat tree, to M, Shrewsbury On the 28 curate of Tarr Col. FOLD, of IRTON, I Mr. COI 1, to MA BRIDE to MARGARI• Esq., of West Derby, Er. WM. HY. SADDLI LIZUIETTI, youngest Chesterlt t lr d . ti T u H zh O t!! RANCE, youn EN HAM EAT the Rev. WILLIAM HEY] 'ter of the 1 Istle Douglas, North W r. JOHN Helvoet ng 18'h OR, yot Same day, a Britain, by th GARSI DE, eldi dale, to JESSII of the former pl Same day, • at the Rev. Satnue FRANCES, day of this town. On the 29th ul TOMLINSON tc On the 31st ultimo, at St E. Coldwell, Mt. HUGH CLARE to MARY, relict of the lat( Mr. W. WHITNEY, of Winterley, near Sandbach, Cheshire. Same day, at the Parish Church, Ilolywell, by the Rev. Hugh Jones, M.A., ALEXANDER MORRISON, Esq., of this town, to MARGARET ANN, second daughter of JOHN ROGER JONES, Esq., Penypylle. house, near ( am Freeland, L.L.D. GRORGE 13. TAIL _OR, of Kirk hter of Mr. THOMAS GORDON t St. Michae el Sirnm, J( aghter of th .I's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by UA BEAR, master mariner. to 'e late Mr. RICHARD BURROWS, time, at St D Miss MAN ilip's Church, Mr. JOHNSON WYNES. Mary's, Stafford, by the Rev. "W On the Ist insiant, - tit St. David's Church, by the Rev. IN Hughes, Mr. R. ROBERTS, to Miss J. BARKER, both of 04 town. Same cay, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. GEORGE ROGERS, wine and spirit dealer. Stanley-street, to ELIZABETH, widow of Mr. STEPHEN WORKMAN, and youngest daughter of the late Mr. William Welch, of Wootton, near Gloster. Yesterday, at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. Henry Carpenter, A. 8., Mr. RICHARD RIDDLE, to Miss AMELIA FEN WICK. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. WILLIAM CUBBON to Mrs. MENZIES DIR.:KER. BIRTHS On the 17th ultimo, at Whitehaven, the wife of a labourer named ROGAN, of two boys and a girl. , On the 2 9 ne ultimo, in Rose•square, Rose. bill, Mrs. J WILSO, of n son. _ Same day, at Clumber.house, the Right Hon. Lady C. CLIN TON, of a daughter. On the 23rd ultimo, in High-street, Evei ton, Mrs. GIL BERT, of a daughter. Same day, at Seaforth, Mrs. OWEN TUDOR, of a son. Same day, the wife of Mr. E. BROOMHALL, Grange-vale terrace, Birkenhead, of a daughter. On the 25th ultimo, at Traumere, Mrs. G. S. RUSSELL, of a son. Same (lay, the wife of the Rev. GEORGE HUNTINGTON, curate of Wigan, of a daughter. Same day, at Quedgeley-liouse,the wife of J. C. HAYWARD, Esq., of a_ daughter. _ _ the 26th Vlltitu . o, the wife of A. H. KINDERMANN, Esq., of Aighurth, of a (laughter. On the 30th ultimo, at Newton, near Chester, the lady of EDWARD HENRY ROSCOE, Esq., of a son. DIED. On the 14th February last, aged 23, Mr. WM. EWART, only sou of Widow Evart, of Glencaple-quay. The deceased was drowned, on his way to Havana, in the ship Ganges, of this port. On the 11th March last, on board the Margaret Ridley, during her voyage from Newfoundland to the Brazils, aged 23, JOHN GOCHIF, AMOWAN, son of the late Capt. John M`Gowan, R.N., of this town. On the 13th March last, at Sydney, New South Wales, of gilepsy, Captain OWEN STANLEY, of her Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, second son of the late Bishop of Norwich. r- CHAR the Par n•-place. I Davey, I MEETTN( 3S Or Rl7'll LIVERPOOL DISCHARGED: In request, n ; Made .MARY REPORT, At is cured, 29; Relieved ail Irieg Newton; Char North, Esq. ; John Cropper, Mr. J. , Alfred NORTHERN HOST ,ents, 46 ; Medic ?ITAL REPORT. Auc ADMITTED: Accic recommendation, 21 Relieved and at own ses uptln red, 23 ; ents, 28; Irregular, 1 ; Died. Consulting Surgeon f House Vi, Le week, Dr. Ashcroft au ian and . Jones; htbody, Esqrs.; Trt;asu Hughes. e surgeons. Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARI FRANcrs MILL, Esq., Treasurer Number of New Patients entered on the . 9ispensaries du New cases r ve(t at the Institutinr ed at their own housc North. South. Total .. 104. ... 424 oad• J. A. Tobin, Wm. F. . . Macgregor, George G. Hornby, and F. Mill, Es q s.--Sonfh,l, Upper Parliament-street: C. Booth, E. Humble, J. W Will iams, and R. Johnson, Esqrs.—Treasurer, F. Esq.— Scretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. New cases visit Vauxh LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS. S L WEEKLY REPORT, Acct Boys on the Books S 3 Avers , ( H ) r O r - S s TR s : E T Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer Hon. a S y e l e o r r e Secretary lE. Heath, Esq y iy atten back, Esq., t; Visitors, .--00----- EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. MON Ll' REPORT. - Eye Deparhnent :—New P TH atients admitted in the month of Aug. ' ,'353 ; Patie n t s prescribed for, and who have received surgical assistance d ur i ng t h e month of Aug. 1263. Ear De pertinent:—Patients prescribed for (new and old). and who have received surgical assistarice during the month of Aug., 254. Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Hon. Assistant :!7urgeon, Mr. Poole; Assistant-surgeon, Mr. J. B. Bar tow; Treasurer, Henry Croafield, Esq. NFIR Ige, 'eh af. ad; 1.113. Wheat