The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26 00:00:00

pp g Intelligenrc.

FRIDAY, JUNE 92.—Wind S.W. Blowing fresh.
A an IVED gent. Pieree,"from Jainaifra-.-Ailn Mary Ann, Clark ;
Tiineeon. Winsor; Michig.in. Si.urges ; Niagara, Pike. llelen M•ir,
Procter ; 'Caledonia Brander, from New Orleans-.:N'elson Village,
Power, from Charlestoo,-John Dunlop.'.Seholfield„ from Mobile—
TuSeany, Mayhew, from St. jolepli's -Sarah, Nicholson, from New
York -Adelaide, Davis, from Savannah—Surprise,'.-;--;•from New-
foundland—Tartar. ; Eveline, Moore, from Alexandria—Botley
Wund, Cutting; Peri, Vivian; from Palermo-.-Camoeits, Barnes, from
Oporto.

Margaret. Al'Leim. hence, at Trinid.td
Ellen, Kemp, from Callao at Vali., raico
Robert Bruce, Harkness; Amy, Croti•ell ; Ward, Masters ; British
Queen, Dutlne ; and Fenwiek heating, Allanby, hence, at St. John
Gertrude, —, hence, at Naples
Perseverance. Moniet, hence, at Ostend •
Henrietta. Dhout, hence, at Antwerp
• Sylph•; Evans; hence,-at Helvoet
Eiipbemia, Pennington, hence for Malta, at Corinna, 18th May,
with head of foremast sprung
Barrington, (supposed to be the Boddingtons,) from Africa for this
port, was spoken in lat G, long 33

SATURDAY, JUICE 23.—Wind W. moderate.

41.1113.—G'olden Fleece. Baker. and (.3abotia; Ashtbni for Bahia—
Crescent. Domaine. for Naples, Sz.c.—Lee, Rogersou,,for St. Thomas
—John Cadmus; Blanchard,' for Philadelphia—Republic, Williams,
and Hannibal.. Mumford, for New York—Mauney. ,Downes. for
Genoa. Rce.-Ilonor, Christmas, for Beirout.Scc.—Palinurus, Norman,
for St. Petersburg . .
SAlLgo.—Sylph. Boston, for St. Petersburg
Clementson, 'Newby, from Laguira ;. sailed 20th May.—Vandalia,
Soule, and Jefferson, Mason, from Mobile ;. both sailed 2ind May—
Globe, York,. froth New Orleans—Bulley, Fishwig froM Messina--
Warrior, Armstrong' from Venice—Mary Queen of Scotts, Killey,
from Paraiba •, sailed 20th May in company with the Rowena for
Liverpool. The Charles Kerr,•from-Sydney for London, St Portland,
Coubro, from Sydney for Liverpool, were to sail from Pernambuco
17th May—Redbreast, Millard, from .Bonny ; .sailed 3rd. May. The
Brutus, and Pink, sailed about three we, k 4 prerious,.and the Jane,
about five.weeks previous. all for Liverpool -Colchis, Knight, from
NeW Orleans; sailed 22nd May—all at this port
Gaielle; Ash bridge, hence for Quebec, at Milford
Nimrod, Manning, hence for Charleston, was spoken 27th May, in
at. 35 18; long. 50 2:3 •

IlavanL. Packet, Grant; Da3dalus, Scott; and Kingston, Kelly, hence
at Bonny
James Daly, from Bristol, at ditto
I de, Thomas, from Lima, at Valparaiso
Duncan, the Clyde for New South %Vales, at Rio Janeiro
Heroine, -, hence as Bahia . .
Eliza Johnstone, P..trie, and Snperb. Boult, hence at Pernambuco
Sir John Tobin, -, hence at Demerara
Time, 'bonen off Havana
Josepha, broccoli Mobile
Patelina, Yabsley, and Water Witch, Gallicau, hence off Lisbon
14th June

M'Lellan, Friciere, Ilene(' at Gironde
VriendSchap, Klazen, hence at Texel
Matilda. -, hence fur Genoa, off Cape St. Mary 6th June
Unicorn, Redman, from New Odeans, at the Cove, and proceeded
to the Clyde ' • _

Samuel Winter, Roger, from Valparaiso, and Monarch, Salmon,
from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth

SUNDAY, JuNE 2-1.--Wind W. light.
Atm vEn.--Bombay Packet; Garnoek, from Bombay—Challenger.
Medgley, from Bonny—Arab. Marshal Land Margaret-Forbes, King,
from New Orleans—Henry Leeds, Marshall; Braganza, Baker; and
Franklin, Goodhew, from Mobile—Napoleon, M'Cappin, froth
Charleston—Pallas, Blanchard. from St. Joseph—Jane, Janderson,
from Malaga—LAnna Fredericka, Brandt, from Rostoek—Wm. Hill,
—, from Leghorn—Wakefield; —, from St. John—and Sophia,
Stewart, from Barhadoes.
_ _ _

SAILED.—EhTeror, Haywarl, for Trieste—Vietoria, Yates, for
Pernamlinco—Virginia, Amelia, Peninaton, and Helah,
Hammond, for Philadelphia—Robert Morris, Thomas ; Roscoe,
Delano ; Woodbury, Cutting, and Angelique, Faber, for New York—
Ann, Penhailow, for New Orleans—Victory, Jarvis, for Lisbon—
Louisa, Chalker. for Leghorn—Anna, Heldebrundt. and Maria, Witt,
for Hambro'—Woif, nLangshotT, for Danzig—Parthenon, Thomas ;
Rose. Flanders; and Corinth, Smith, for Boston—Mandane, Alderson,
and Orient, Taylor, for Sincapore, &e.—Ahercroinbv, Ure ; BirkbY.
Johnston, and British Heroine, Atkins, for Quebec—Bultana, Rogers,
for Malta, B:c.—llercUles, Erich, for Stettin—Margaret Scott, Scot-
land; for St: Petersburg—Neptunus. Voss, fr.,m • Rostock—Grunus,
Driesten, and Hotipung. Ahrens, for Eisinore—Jonge
for Dordt—Marmora, Myer. for City Point, Virginia—Catherina.
Tylstea, for Archangel—Scotland, Berryman,. for Virginia—Cyrus,
Woodside, for Portland, U.S.—Voihalla, Stevens, for Castine—Phm-
nix,.Bunnerneyer, for Antwerp—and Maria, Krohn, for Wolgast.

Portland. Coubro. fram Sydney, N.S. W. at this port, in 108 days ;
left on the Bth March. and Pernambuco on the 17th May . . • .
A ship of about 4uo tons, was seen 27th ult. bottom up, near the
island of St. Peter .

Andes, from Pernambuco for Malta, was spoken Ist instant,
. ,
off Cape de Gatt
Sir Wm. Ileatheote, Duthie, at the Cape of Good Hope '
Wm. Lockerhy, Parker, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for
Mauritius 23rd April
Edgeconbe, Roberts, from Hambro', at Newfoundland
St. Patr'elt. Evill, hence at • ditto •
Esk, Bell, t om Bahia. and Albion, Horsen, hence at Elbe
Flora, Peters, hence at Warnerriunde •
Dora, Krohn, hence at Wismar
John Orinerod, Roberts, hence at Swinemunde
Vesta. Kruger, hence at Memel
LERWIC, June 17.—The Thomas Scolley, from Liverpool, has
taken the ground at Scalloway, but it is expected will he got off

MONDAY, JUNE 25.
Gibraltar, Cadiz, &C. maiN, arrived.
Anntvan.—Flontville.•---:-. from • Lima—Triton, cones, from
New Orleans—Louisa, Freeman, from Mobile—Sophia, Jones, and
Harriet Scott, Arnold, from Charleston—Sophia, Humphreys, from
Barbadoes—Wakefield, —, from St. John, N.B.—Ann Hall,
Tooker, from ltliramichi—Wm. Hill, Berrill, from Leghorn—Vigilant,
Rente. from Dantzie--Sofia, .from Sielly—Portland, Cuubro,
from Sydney, N.S.W.
SAILED.--,olthester, /41' Lean, for New York—Mary & Ann, 'Bart-
lett, sad Bella Portena, Pyott, for Monte Video—Cynosure, Brice,
fur Rio Janeiro.

Rowena, Bell, from Paraiba, at this port; sailed 20th May. On
17. th June, in tat 41 40, long. 28 28, •spoke the Itoddingtons, from
Africa for this port. On .21st, in lat. 48. long, 18, saw the, Mary for
Liverpool: ' •' • • •
Angelique, Fortier, for New York, has put hack
Brutus;' Dawson, from Bonny. at this port; sailed from Fernando
Po 16th April, in .com pany with. the Ping, for this porte The Heath,
sailed 6th. April for this port
Geutoo, Grant, from Sierra Leone, at this port; sailed 6th Mar.
Left lotiding, the Peruvian, Siam, Cosmopolite. and Ellen.
Tennessee, Matheson; Monticello,-LawtOn; and' Atlantic, Seattle,
hence atSavannah
__ _

Belvidere, Bailey ; Globe, Sitsby, and Bashaw, Bourne, hence at
Charleston • . . ' •
Ellen' Jrnkinson, -, hence off Cape de Gatt
Fanny Connell, Joy, from' Leghorn, 'and Dash, Huntress, from
Cadiz, at the Cove
Superb, Him:spec hence and Hobart Town, at Sydney, N.S.W.
Stirlingshire, Scollay, from the Mauritius, ditto
Snowden, -; from Calabar, at Sierra Leone, with loss of rudder.
&e. and was to suit for Liverpool about 13th May . .
Chieftain, - . hence off Kinsale
Petersburg, Gayther, from Marseilles, at Milford, lost foremnst and
main and inizen topmasts 17th instant, off Cape Finisterre, bound to
Liverpool •
Unicorn, -, from New Orleans, at the Clyde

Current IMPORTS.
SALES OF THE 11116 ,
C. Prices. ibis Wk this Year .
210 Sea Island l7d a 36d
40 Stained 6 13' 7 3,575 304775
7740 Bowed Georgia. 5l 8i A
31A„ , r Mobile
'l' I 'Alabama and Tennessee
5990 New Orleans.
730‘ c Pernambuco and Paraiba •ki 94 I 1955 1, 29509
2. Arieati and Ceara Bl —9.: )
220 Bahia and Maceio 7l -- .4 • • ... 12121
40 I Maranham - 91 i 1981 i 15902
Sawginned
Minas - /' 2'
Para
._. --
10 Demerara, Surinam, °.-.c g - 12 S 5 621
330 Egyptian 9 —12 f • • 16004
..., . . Barbados
30 Peruvian 7i si ) )
Bahama
I
2 0 Laguayra
20 Common West India, Sty 6 8 > 60 ).13519
Carthagena.
20 Smyrna •••• 6 7 1
Manilla — ) J
1820 Surat 4 5f • 2041 24542
60 M auras
20 Bengal , 4 5 5 '
20710 bales 1 78101 07823
—...---

The market continues dull, without e:
sales w: re 3,ooJbags, and to-day they

range in pried
ire 2,500 bar,,

JuNE
on Saturday the

LIVERPOOL ,TIDE TABLE.

Days. Mrn. 47 --
i a.. i Bt
--1 1 •
--- --,--1--
H. 'kf. H. m. '1 F. 1. (
Tuesday. 26 !36 155 14 6 ,Length of day 16h 54m.
Wednesday -27 915 234113 10 . Jupiter in ewM. Oh 15m C.
Thursday ...28 25i •315 f 15 9 ;Moon in apogee 6h even.
Friday 29 i 338 , 4 1 il2 2 ISt. Peter.
Saturday 3O 427 455 i ILength ll 7 I of night 7h Bm.
Sunday 1 325 556, 11 3r 3d Sunday :Liter Trinity.
Monday
PACKET BOATS.—FALNIOUTH STATION,
GliNElt AI, POST-OFFICE.--Juste 22, 1837. '
Mails Made
DESTIN'ATION. Hp in
Last Packets Xeri Packer
London. Sailed. Due.
. --
Holland
Hamburg & Swed Tues. & Fri. Tues. & Satur.
Saturdays .. }
Lisbon
Royal Tar,
Madeira Braganza,
June 18. June 24.
Spain 8: ibralt.
Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturday Iberia.. June 11.
Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday
Madeira
Brazil &B. Ayres, each month June 8. June 29.:
America ...... ... Ist Wedues. !Melville, slay 0. S'drake,July 17
s Jarnai L'ward B. Mutine,
June 27.
'une 17. H. 1,8, Alert
July 21.
Li‘lialvitilii7a.) .lini ............... .1 elselaChteh;ilarndm3::3l:ntfP:fl. 11:11%.1jrvi.
ul4flßeE.S.Ptlers:
sJamai. L'ward) 15th day of B. Reindeer, Nightingale,
/ Isl. 8: Hayti. ). each month. June I'. July 11.
Carthagena .... J
BIRTHS. •
On the Isth instant. in. Clown-street, the lady of Lieut. Walker'
It N rnsneetor of the River• of a son.

On the J3th instant, in. Clown.
R.N. Inspector of the River. of at
On the 21st instant; the lady of
terrace, Bootle, of a daughter.

11. P. Penny, Esq. Brtuissciek-

MARRIED.

At Leek, Mr. J. Howes, of this town, to Ann, only daughter of Mt
Birchall, near Leek, Staffordshire.
Lately, at Arbroath, J. Hadfield, Esq. of this town, to Helen, only
daughter of John Towns, Esq. of the former place.
On the 34 instant, at St. David's Church, Hugh•Montgoinevy, Esq,••
A. 8., T.C.D., youngest son of the late Rev. James John Moore. of
•lin, to Mari Ann, youngest daughter of the late Mr.. Joseph Saxon.-
of this town.
On the 11th instant, at the Seamen's Church, Rathbone-street, Mr.
Henry Wilkinson to Miss Ann Baker.
On the kith instant, at the Superintendent Registrar's Office, 'sling...
ton. Mr. John Gillery to Miss Ann Gillespy.
On the 19th instant, St: Mark's Church, Mr. William Bell, Banks.
foot, Cumberland, to Mrs. Evans, widow of the late Captain Evans,
of the " Duchess of ,Clarence."
Same day, at Monkfrystone, by the Rev. Thomas Allanson, George
Althass Staniland Esq. of Aekworth, to Matilda, fifth daughter 01
David Harnsworth, Esq. of Monkfrystone Lodge,
On the :31st instant, at Christ Church, Mr, H. Thomas to Ellen..-
daughter of Mr. \V. Harrison, Clayton-square.
Same day. at Chiidwall Church, Mr. James Turton to Miss Jane
Turton, of Halewood.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Thomas Tordt•ff to Mrs. S;
Lindley, of Stalybridge.
Yesterday tnornioz. at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bow-,
stead, A.M. Mr. John Beynon, Ranelagh•strect, to Catherine, eldeof
daughter of Mr. Nightingall, surgeon.

DIED.
On the Yellow road, Waterford. aged 105, Mrs. Heneberry.
In December last, at Benin, Africa, Thos. Morris Pritchard, EEO'
surgeon, of Oswestry. much regretted.
On the 28th April, at his residence, Tuscaloosa, aged 79, Horseshoe
Robinson, (Major James Robinson,) the hero of Dl r. Kennedy's peP°'
lar romance. •

(In the 15th ult., at Barbados; whither be had gone for the benefit
of his health, aged 32, Mr. • William Cartmel, agricultural machine'
maker, London road. deeply regretted.
On the 23d ult., at Stacombe, aged 63, Mrs. Prissick, .much TC,
spected.

On the 26th ult., at Philadelphia, in his 108th year, Mr. Nyilliat*
Butler. _

On the 2d inst., at the Burn Lodge, need 94, Mr. James Strachan•
gardener to the late Lord Adam Gordon, and subsequently forester to
Alexander Brodie, Esq.
On the 7th inst., aged 43, Alice, relict of the late Mr. Jrthn. Peet'
and daughter of the late Mr. Henry Bancks, formerly of Wigan. 01
ton-manufacturer.
eiFt
,On the 9th inst., after a painful Illness, aged 17, Isabella, young •
dint:liter the late Mr. James Georgeson, sincerely lamented.
Or, the 10th inst.' Henry Johnson, a'cond son of Mrs: Whattlrt
late superintendent of the Corporation Baths.
On the 11th inst., aged 50, Ann, relict of the late Mr. T. N. Dint'
druggist.

07the 12th in't., at Richmond, aged 87, Thomas Gonne, Esq. ~
:On the 15th tnst., at Peckha in, aged 83, Margaret, widow of Georb
Chapman, Esq. formerly of ,Mansion-house-street, London, banker.
Same day, at Walworth, aged 83, Charles Alsager, Esq.
./'
Same d ,y, suddenly, aged 7 months, Henry Stewart, son of 311
Fitzgerald.
Same day, at his house, Sutton, St. Helens, aged 49, Mr. Jar''-
es
Fletcher, coal proprietor.
On the 17th inst., at his house:near Hampstead, aged 33, !qr. Wulf
Clarke. On the morning of that day he had been employing hi,Ttec"
in his garden, and, on entering the house, was seized with an ar„roy
tic attack, and died almost instantly. lie was editor of the'l‘o,.." .d-
Magazine. and has enriched our periodical literature with 1118,T;,; god
mirable dissertations and whimsical expositions of human l'''
character. • .
john
„On the 18th inst., at his residence, Caldicut, near London. ,Ir. -
Iligham, of this town
•
Same day. -of consumption, after a long and painful illness, aged IS,
ater.•
Thoma H s ewetson, second son of Mr. Sdmuei Buckley, Gloucester-
street.
street.
~signa
Same day. after a protracted illness, borne with exemplary , -
tion, aguil:s6, Edward 'Waine. Esq. of Marple.
Same day, at Stoke Newington, Anna Elizabeth, wife rt 'e no'
R. Aitken, and daughter of the late Lieut.-Colonel Eyres, of
rington.
r• David
On the 18th instant, at the house of his son, Oxton-hill, M •
Speakman, late of Manchester, aged 78.
Same day, at Child wall, aged 73. Mrs. Margaret Smith.
On the 20th instant, Mr. Edward Baker. aged 65.
tr. John
Same day, after a protraeted illness, Rebecca, wife a 11f -
Roswell, Crown-street, deeply and deservedly regretted.
of Mr.
Same day, in London, suddenly, deeply regretted, Ann, wife
Nathan Litherland, merchant. ot this town. •
any years
• On the 21st instant, aged 59:Charles Stanton, Esq, rn
manager of the theatres. Stafford. Newcastle, Nantwich o,
84
Carnes.
On the 22d instant, in London, aged 55, Mr. Christopher °. 'll
' War-
of bersister, Mrs. Leyland, Richmond-row, Mary, four
the tate Mr. George Richardson, merchant, of this town.
On the 21th instant, deeply and sincerely regretted, attitilideaugiite residencef