The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-07-06 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of new patients entered on the books of the Dispensaries
durirg the last week:—
North. Smith. Total
Received advice and medicine at thel mai.
tution . ' '''
.. ' .P. 284 .',' 235 53t •
Visited at their owl. hciuses and supplied
with medicine " - ..... 98 l't 169

Total at each Dispensary
VISITORS.
North—Mr. Thomas Barber, Rev. C. W. Lawrence, and Mr. W.
F. Macgregor.
South—Mr. F Jordan, Mr. W. H. Mitchinson, and Mr. Joseph
Cooper.

• li. WEDGWOOD. Secretary.
Dispensaries Office, 1. Fenvriek-street. 2d July. 1836.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,

June JB, 1838.

DISCH.kIMIRD. AD/411'11D.
In •patients cured
Relieved and at own request 9 Out-patients
Made Out-patients
Irregular
Dead

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson.
House Visitors—Mr E. Molyneux and Mr. R. Semple: •
Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. Nottingham.

LOOK HOSPITAL.

Discharged 7 I Admitted ll 1 Dead
In the 11 5O
Patients are admitted every day at 12 o'clock, Sunday excepted.

THE WORKHOUSE.

Statement of the average number and expense of paupers in
the Workhouse for the week ending
Paupers. F Head.
June 23, 1818
June 24, 1837

Per Week
£149 17 11
169 2 6

Less 74 Less 0 11

Lees '19:4: 7

Statement of daily relief paid out-door poor the week ending
July 2,1838
July 3, 1837

Less 293

Less 41 17 10

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE,
Imported into Liverpool, from the 27th ult. to the 3d inst.

FROM IRRIAND.

Cows. Sheep. PieS: Horses. Males. Calves. Lambs.
2448 7431 3119 223 15 15 1289
Previously 34C00 46957 116196 1805 134 117 7237
COASTWISE.

Cows. Sheep. Pip. Horses. Calve,. Lambs.
8 795 (1 2 0 162
Previously

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. Indirect. From Direct. Indiret.
Calcutta .
Bombay .
China „... . N. Oilcans
Mauritius .
St. Ha S elena.
nah. June .. 4
li inJaneiro
Bahia ....

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.
•
Days. Mrn. Rrn.
IH. X. 1 H. 1.1. F. 1.
Tuesday 3 733 8- 4 11 4 'Oxford Act and Cam. Com.
Wednes. 4 8 :33 I 8 N 12 9 (Dog Days begin.
Thursday 5 i 925 948 13 0 Saturn rises 4h 2m even.
Friday 6 10 1 t 110 33 14 1 Cam. East Term ends.
Saturday 7 10.55 111 15 15 3 Ox!. Trinity ends.
Sunday 371 11 a 9 16-• 3, .411t-BundarafterTrinttir'•—•
Monday 9 ii 21 16 10 , Saturn sets Oh 44m morning:

On the 2d instant, the lady

IKTHS.
of W. K. Thompson, Esq. of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 19th ult. at Chelsea Chapel, by the Rev. R.
Right Hon. Lord Arundel! to the lion. Teresa Stourtotig
of the Hight lion. Lord Stourton of Allerton!park,-it4lo4Sity"
of York.

,
Onvth ?sth ult. Charles. Alexander 35, Esq so ton at-
Colonel Wood, of Littleton, M.P. to Sophia, eldelit daughter of J..
Stinlholme Brownrig„,,- Esq. M.P.
On the' sth ult. at Loudoun(:title. Captain Henry. 56th- tegi.
ment, son of John Joseph Henry, Esq. and Lady Emily Henry, to
the Lady Selina Constance
.Hastings, third daughter: et reasteK
late Marquis of Hastings, and Flora, Marchioness Doirager. of,
Hastings, Countess of Loudnun.
On the :id instant. at St. David's Church, by the Itev.L;Davii,.
Mr. John Jonee, draper, of Abergele, to Miss l'lttehe jOtesi'of
the-
same place.

DIED:
Mr. William Boggs, of Manawagonish parish, New ItittnaWlek.
aged 101. Mr. Boggs was a native of Londonderry, Ireland, and
died in the full possession of his natural faculties.
After a very long and painful illness, which he hove with the
most exemplary fortitude, Henry, fourth son of the late Edward
Wellings, Esq. banker, Ludlow. He was a kind friend and most
affectionate husband, and has left a beloved wife and large family
to deplore his loss.
At Chewtown lfendip, Wilts, aged 97, Lucy, relict of Mr. Daltl-
more, who, during eighty-sii years, never slept out of the house
she was born in.

On the .7th August last. at Waingaroo, New Zealand, :aged ti
years, Mr. Thomas Lonsdale, third son of Mrs. H. C. Darling, and
grandson of Mr. Jos. Lonsdale, Neston.
On the 15th of April last. near. Falmouth, Jamaica, after a to..
sidsnce of twenty-nine years, and in 'the 51st year of his his age;
Mr. Anthony Taylor, only brother of Mr. George B. Taylor, of
Byrom-street, in this town. He was universally respected.
On the 31st May, at sea, on hoard the' Margaret orbes, on his
igassage from New Orleans. Mr. Robert Johnstone. youngest son of
Ir. Robett johnsttone, ‘t !Annie Liggate, Kirkcudbright.
On the 12th ult. at New 11.rsansvrick, aged 87,, Gen. John Catlin.
General Coffin commenced his military career as a volunteer at the
battle of Bunker's-hill; and soon rose to the rank of captain in the
Orange Rangers, from which he changed into the "York Voluntecrn.
in 1778. At the battle of S,h.vanfirsli, at that of • Hobkirk's-hill.
under Lord Rawdon ; nt the action of Cross Creek, near ChnrleS.
ton, and on 'Various other occasions, he conducted himself must
gallantly. , On the Bth of September. 1781, the battle of Eutaw was
commenced by Brevet-major Coltin,who greatly distinguished him-
self, and drew• forth the admiration of the American general
Green, in his despatches to Congress. He was hereupon appointed
Major of the • King's Ainerican Regiment, by the Commander-in-
Chief, Sir Guy Carleton. At the peace of 1783 Major Coffin retired
with his family to New Brunswick.where he has resided eversinee„
and wimp he tilled the sitnationa of representative to the. House of
Assembly for King's Coutsty, a member of Council, and Chief
Mvgistrate of that district fm, many years.
On the 13th ult. at his residence, Taliaris, Catmarthenshire, aged
68, Robert Peel. Esq.
On the 14th ult. very suddenly, Mr. Joseph Sim, of Great Sankey,
late of this town, hide-merchant, and furrnerly of Whitehaven,
Cumberland. ,
On the 15th ult. at Holyhead, Mr. Thomas Morris, boot and shoe
maker, deeply lamented. •-
On the 17th ult. at Nant-y-Palme, Llanarmon-yn-Vale, aged 85,
John Chnlones, Esq.
On the 19th ult. in his S! at year, Rober,t, Roper, Esq. Fishergate,
Preston. .

On the 20th ult. at Piekhill, near, Wrexham. in his 610 year.
Charles Rowe, Esq. for thirty-one years agent for Sir Robert tun-
litre, Bart.

Same day, nged.3o, Sarah, daughter of the late W. Swainson.
Esij. Esq. 'of -Lancaster.' "
Same day, on board the ship flig on, on his passage horns from
Barbados, whitherhe went for the benefit of his health, sifter a
protracted illness,iiged 37. Mr. IV illiantiliorrine, bite teacher in
'this town, much arid justly lamented by' numerous virele of frtende
and relations, being a man of great ability as a teacher of the dif-
ferent branches of classical and commercial education.
On the 22d ult. at his seat, Longnor-hall, Salop, aged 79, the Yen.
Archdeacon Corbett... •
On the 23d ult. aged 80, James Greenwood, Req. Lavender-hill,
Surrey.
Same day, aged 75, Mr. Jonathan 'Rushton, one of the oldest
burgesses and for many vearsrhe leader of the freemen of the an-
cient corporation of the borough of Macclesfield.
Same day-, at Douglas. isle of Min, after a few days' illness, Mr.
Francis Bacon, of Sheffield
On the 26th ult. aged 56, Jane, relict of "the, latellr. Thomas Ed.,
wards, musician, late of Colwyn. Denbighshire. ,
On the 28th ult. of typhus fever, ne-ed 31, Mr. James Sellent,
cooper, Newhall-etreet. . .
Same day, at Altrinchtm, after n severe affliction, Rebecca, relict
of the late Mr. Joseph Dalton, of Dunham Massey.
' On the 30th ult. after a short but severe illness, Charles Robert,
youngest son of Mr. Martin Bromley-, Prifsia.street, St. Paul's-
square, aged 8 months. • •
On the Ist instant, Miss Sarah Shaw, of Prescot, aged 70 years,
daughter of the late Mr. Williams, innkeeper, Manchester. " •
On the 2d instant, at her house, in Soho-street, in the 74th year
of her age, Jan. Kenyon, one of the Society of Friends.
game day, in the 23d year of her awe, Margaret, daughter of :MT.
William Walmsley, of this .town, flint glass manufacturer. She
was much and deservedly respected by. all who had the pleasure of,
her acquaintance.
Saint' slay. at Lightcliffe, near Halifax, Yorkshire, aged 55 years.
Mary Ansi, the eldest daughter of the late John Benito), formerly
. .
of this town.

S,ime day, aged 7 years, Richard Joseph, the youngest son• of
John Hone, Esq. Canning-Street.

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