The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-19 00:00:00

THE CHARITIES.

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LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(Weekly Report, 16th
JuIy.)—ADMITTED: In-patients, 23; out-patients, 2; casuals
during the last week, 7.—DiscuARGED: In-patients cured,
22 ; relieved, and at own request, 5.; made out-patients, 3;
irregular, 0; dead, 3.—Remaining in the house, 156.
Cases upon
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS,
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, July 14.)—0n the books, boys 76,
girls 49; average daily attendance, boys 67, girls 37; sick list,
boys 2, girls 0; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 2.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(Weekly Report, July 16.)—
ADMITTED : Accidents, 64; Medical and Surgical
recommendation, 11 ; Total, 75.---DISFHAROED : Cured, 14 ;
relieved and at own request, 5; attending as out-patients, 47;
irregular, 2; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 87.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, JULY 18.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, 270; South, 210; total, 480. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 130;
South, 47 ; total, 177.

BANKRUPTS.

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Tuesday, July 12, 1853.
Joseph Abbott, Manchester, grocer, July 23. Aug. 12, at 11
o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy ; so.
lici tors, Messrs. Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester;
official assignee, Mr. Lee, Manchester.
Thomas Tapley, Liverpool, stonemason, July 26, Aug. 16, at
11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; so-
licitor, Mr. Grocott, Liverpool; offic. assig. Mr. Morgan, L'pool,
Henry Bates and Chas. Hitchman, Addle-st., and elsewhere.
Fabian Street, Poole, coal merchant.
Charles Hall, Orchard-street, Portman-square, builder.
William Gambling, Southampton, builder.
Frederick Francis Fox, Cornhill, anon
William Winter, Hawkhurst, Kent, builder.
Joseph Peres, Scarbro-street, Tenter-ground: Qctochatufs.
fields, tan.

MARKETS.
MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—There is but little change in the position of
the market this week. The export demand still continues very
moderate, whilst the descriptions of Goods and Yarns for borne
use are still in good request. Prices are generally well main-
tained, being influenced by the steadiness of Cotton, and the
decreased production, which together outweigh the effects of
the still-unsettled Eastern question. The demand for India
Yarns and goods is still restricted, and for the latter, snore
especially, rather easier rates prevail. The German and Con-
tinental export houses generally adopt considerable caution,
not operating beyond very restricted limits. Yarns for home
use are in good inquiry ; and, as we mentioned last week, the
coarser descriptions are scarce and dear. Goods for the home
trade still continue in good request, at full rates. Domestics
are also very firmly held. The strike of the operatives in Man-
chester is now almost entirely at an end, the employers having,
in most instances, given the advance asked by the men, or so
much of it as has proved satisfactory to both parties. At
Stockport there seems no immediate prospect of the settle-
ment. Considerable misery appears to be the result to the
hands, and still worse threatens.
ROCHDALE.—Very little inquiry for goods, yet full prices
have been given for what has been sold. These last three weeks
the manufacturers have raised the wages of the power loom
weavers and piecers ; the former h 2 and the latter 10 per cent.
The Wool market has been very quiet, and the manufacturers
seem determined to wait the result of the London sales.
LEEDS.—The holiday fair has, to some extent, interfered '
with the Cloth markets; from this cause, and from the unset-
tled state of affairs in Turkey, there were dull markets at the
Cloth Halls. The stocks in the manufacturers' hands are still
lower than usual at this period of the year. Prices are firm,
and tne mills continue in Rah e employment. There has been
a pretty good demand for heavy winter goods in the ware-
houses since this day week, but light goods of all kinds are now
very dull of sale. Business dull with the foreign houses.
BRADFORD.—WOOI: The staplers appear to have acted with
greater care in their purchases, and the supply coming to hand
is limited, and prices a turn in favour of the buyer.— Yarns :
The unsettled Eastern question acts as a drawback to business,
and the sales are limited. Pieces : There is no change worthy
of note during the week.
HALIFAX.—Every branch of the Worsted trade, from the
raw material to the finished article, is paralysed by the threat-
ening aspect of affairs on the continent, and the transactions
are so limited as to render prices little more than nominal,
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HUDDERSFIELD.—There have been fewer buyers in town,
and their purchases have been contracted. Merchants buy
cautiously, and generally to fit up their immediate orders.
Speculators are quiet, which is generally attributed to the
Eastern question ; and until something final is known respect-
ing it, we may expect to have quiet markets.
NOTTINCIHAM.—Both of our local trades are in as healthy a
state as they usually are at this time of the year, but as the
raw material used in each business is so much higher in price
than it was some time back, producers are acting with that
degree of caution becoming sensible men of business. We are
not without considerable orders, but as there is ample time
given to make the goods, warehouse people do not seem busy.
At this season, too, many stocking-makers are employed in the
villages as haymakers, and in other agricultural operations.
LEI CESTER.—There continues to be a careful business doing,
evidently only for the supply of orders and immediate wants,
and but little providing for anticipated demands. This is to
be attributed to the unsettled affairs of Europe.

SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, JULY 12.—Wind N.W., fresh breeze

ARRlVED.—Montezuma. Power, from Apalachicola—King
William, Driver, Akyab—Susan, Bahia— Closina, Moriarty,
Baltimore—Chimwra, M'Kechnie, Bombay—Vittoria,
Indili-
onto, Catania—Buoni Genititori, Bozzo, Ibrail—Augusta, Hol-
zerland, Jamaica—Perseverance, Thompson, Maceio —Niagara,
Murray, Malta—Henry Nesmith, Ulmer; and South Carolina,
Turner, New Orleans—Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, New York
—Blossom, Ritchie, Odessa---Persia, Davies, Quebec—Jane
Brown, M'Kinnon, Rio Hache—Siofna, Hanson, Salonica—
Eastern City, Bell, St. John, N.B.—Anco, Giurgevich, Venice.
SAlLED.—Martin, Lewien, for St. Petersburg, &c.—Som-
nauth, Lawson, Bombay—Francis and Ann, Jones, Gaspee—
Wilton Wood, Archer, Monte Video, &c.—Jacobina, Boutekoe,
Narva—Brooking, Pitts, Newfoundland—Santa Cruz, Nogucira,
Oporto—Charles Chaloner, Thompson, Quebec—Sacraments,
De Fonceco, Rio Janeiro.

Windsor, Peppar ; Brecknells, Killey,—both hence at Ceara.
Vesper, Carpenter, hence for Newfoundland, at Scilly July 8.
having sprung a leak June 2S, supposed in the stern, and
pumped up a great quantity of tar.
PENTLAND FRITH, July B.—The steamer Stettin, of Konigs-
berg, from Stettin for Liverpool, struck on the Skerry of
Stronna, but has been got off, and, after landing part of her
cargo, will proceed to Aberdeen to repair.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13.—Wind S.E., light,

ARRIVED.—LaureI, Graham ; and Chase, White, from
Charleston—Malta (s.), Cooke, Constantinople—Winchester,
Moore, New York—Juverna, Pearmari, Rio Bento—Pelican (s.),
Byrne, Rotterdam—South Esk, Softley, Wilmington.
SAILED.—NiriSS, for Barcelona—Jemsetjee Cursetjee, Withy-
combe ; and Arabian, Cambridge, Bombay—Cora, Morris,
Roston—Jacinta, Fernandes, Malaga—Nicolai Jovan, Mandick,
Malta—Dispatch, Hogg, Melbourne—Thomazin, Miller, Monte
Video—Christina, Englesman ; and Elsje, Potger, Narva—
Manilla, Given; and Arctic (s.), Luce, New York—Adriatic,
Snow; and Acme, ,Somervail, Philadelphia—Johann Cornelius,
Fredlandt, St. Petersburg—Cobden, Hedguist, St. Uhes.

Robert Burns, Stewart, from Quebec, at Pwllhell July 12.
Favourite, from Bombay, off Ascension, May 31, and sailed
for this port.
Temperance, Gosling, from Charleston for this port, at Fal-
mouth, with loss of bulwarks and stancheons, and mainsail
split, having been in contact with the brigantine Emma, of
Belfast, last night, off the Lizard.

THURSDAY, JULY 14.—Wind N., fresh, with heavy rain.
ARRIVED.—Peter Foulkes, Carter, from Maracaibo—Liver-
pool, Kearney, New York—Buena entura, Burton, Quebec—
Real Salmistre, Botterini, Alexandria—Elizabeth, Jamaica—
Twins, Cooper, Bordeaux.
SAlLED.—Carribbean, Irvin, for St. Thomas —Neptunns,
Wentling, St. Petersburg—Carnatic, Emerson, New Orleans—
W. S. Ilamilton, Bennatt, Africa—Beartice,/!Ilen, Rio Janeiro.

A flat, coal-laden, sank to-day, off the Prince's Pier. The
crew were saved.

Lord Elgin, Whattam, hence at New Calabar.
Clifton, Kully ; and Pytho, Lewis, both hence at Old Calabar.
The royal mail steamer Africa, hence at New York June 29;
she sailed at 4 30 p.m., on the 18th June.
The screw-steamer Astrologer, Miller, from Alexandria, ar-
rived here to-day. After arriving in the river she ran foul of
the Nianuelita, for Buenos Ayres, which was at anchor off the
landing-stage, and both vessels drifted as far as the Albert
Pock before they could be got cleared. The Manuelita lost
figure-head and sulwater._

PLYMOUTH, July 13.—The screw-steamer Hope, with the
African mails, has arrived here, with a large cargo and full
complement of passengers.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 14.—The steamer Tay has arrived here
from the Brazils. She reports that Buenos Ayres was still
blockaded. with no hopes of a settlement being effected at
present. The Condor, Leighton, from Melbourne for London,
was burnt at sea. The passengers and crew, with 23,000 oz. of
gold, were saved.

FRIDAY, JULY 15.—Wind W.S.W., moderate breeze.

ARRIVED.—Mary Caroline. Fox, from Mobile—Speed, Grun-
dell, St. John, N.B.—Amelia, Craig, Shippegan—Louisa Ann,
Evans, Marseilles—Phantom, Tulloch, Wilmington—Amy Ann
M`Lead, Montreal—Eldin, River Plate—Europa:
Oliver, Bombay—B. L. Hariman, Avey, St. Stephen—Rapia,
Whiten, Dieppe.
The Mona's Queen (a.), from the Isle of Man, had her star-
board paddle so much injured during the passage here that she
had to stop her engines and proceed under sail only. She was
towed up from Formby Light-ship by the steam-tug Albert.
The Jenny Johes, Lawson, from Valparaiso for this port at
Rio Janeiro, with main and mizen masts sprung.
Bella, from Pernambuco at Maceio.
Harvey Galbraith, Leggett, hence at Maranham.
Gibraltar, Hanmer, hence at Charleston.
Joven Dolores, sailed from Havana for this port 12th June,
Lisbon, Curtis, and Warbler, hence at New Orleans.
Samuel, Wilkie, hence at Virginia.
Salisbury, Knapp, hence at Baltimore.
Pudyone, Aarkle, hence at New York.
Ada, Carter, hence at Portland.
Lalla Rookh, from St. Stephen's for this port at Eastport.
Plicenician, hence at Parabia, afterwards sailed for this port.
Swallow, Jellard, and Lady Eglington, Paton, hence at New-
foundland, and sailed for Montreal.
Catherine Jenkins, Hodge, from Caldera at Rio Janeiro,
leaky, and sailed for this port May 29.
Antelope (s.s.), sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port May 29.
Wordstjemen, Wanberg ; Selma, Wallender ; Alfred, Gandice ;
Mary Queen of Scots, Graham; and Bijou, Long, all hence at
Pernambuco.

Creamore, Collins, and Fortitude, both from Maceio at Per-
nambuco, and sailed for this port June 20.
Enrequita, Tono, and Connibierre, hence at Havana.
Samuel, Wilkie, hence at Virginia.
Sultan, Sharpe, hence at Stanley, Falkland Islands, and sailed
for San Francisco May 3.
Sir Richard Jackson, M`Neile, from the Clyde, and sailed for
San Francisco May I._ _ _

Isabella, Grimsditch, and Mary Rowe, sailed from Buenos
Ayres for this port.
Propontis, lanthe, Storm King, and Neptuna, hence at Monte
Video.
Abbotsford, Rogers; Pilot Fish, Segley ; Fairy Queen, Cas-
son; Sea Gull, Gallichson ; Hannah, Mackay; Thomas Mellor,
Murphy ; Rising Sun, Maers ; Crusader, and Astoria—all hence
at Rio Janeiro.
Trident, Till, hence at Rio Janeiro, for Australia.
MONTE VIDEO, June 4.—The Henrietta, from Mazatlan for
Liverpool, has arrived here leaky. She has been surveyed, and
the leak is supposed to have arisen from the planking having
been perforated by worms, and the vessel has been lightened
for further examination.

SATURDAY, JULY 16.—Wind S., fresh

ARRIVED.—MapIe Leaf, and Birmingham, M`Kirdy, from
Bombay—Swithamley, Hamilton, Havana—Magistrate,
M'Kenzie ; International, Brown ; and Shanghai, Brown, New
Orleans—Helen, Oliver, Prince Edward's Island—Elizabeth,
Millington, Newfoundland—Gipsy Queen, Lockhart, Pugwash
—Prospero, Ibrail—Kelloe, St. Petersburg—Hilding, Mahn,
River Plate—Mariner, Maceio—Dewi Wyn, Jones, Hamburg—
Enterprise, New York.
SAlLED.—Priscilla, Scott, from Lisbon—Montreal. Jones,
Montreal—Latona, Carnet, Copenhagen—Glyndwr, Edwards,
Hamburg—Frances, Waddle, Ceara—Sardinia, Jordan; Asia
(s.), Lott, New York—Robert Preston, Francis, Cadiz-Chimera,
Davies ; Enterprise, Jones, Vera Cruz.

City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie. from Philadelphia, at this
port, sailed 2nd instant. Has .815,000 in specie.
Express, sailed from Monte Video, 7th May, and Stratton,
31st. for this port.
Albatross (s.s.), Hansen, and sailed for Cadiz, 6th instant;
Titbit, Whitten; and Ferris, Goddard, hence at Lisbon.