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wnat came ironi the cellar in front. I learnt that in this back
apartment the, e was a well, in which the f(ml water that was

constantly oozing in from the streetwasCollected. at d that it
was necessary to empty the well every night; nor have I yet
fcrgotl en the nausea produced by the sight to d smell of a
tul of this abominable fluid, all of which mmt needs be bro. ght

,vpf,furer. too, a Still more affecting scene, in tne case or a one
Irish sailor boy, who died in a cellar on the other side of the
street. in hot, damp weather, and who, in addition to all else,
was obliged to have 11;s face constantly covered with a net, to
protect the swarms of flesh•fl:es and other doleful creatures
with mid& ' suet ,laces are infested. But I have since

heard, though on I o ceprtain authority, that the cellars in Para
disc-street are no longer inhabited by human be' ogs, acid if this
be a fact so much the better; but is it equally a fact that
the constant exhalation of deleterious miasm has ceased?
Just the contrary. I advert to the published fact, that Liverpool
has the bad pre-emineuce of being one of the most unhealthy

of towns. And is it always to be so ? Most assuredly yes, so
long as the original sin remains; and, in fact, every additional
step taken on the same vicious principle does but the more in-
crease the generation of the malaria. In every case of eepar-
Lure from the right line. whether by individuals or committees,
the only way for them to escape is, to measure back their steps
to the point from which they have deviated. Re the effort ever
so difficult or painful, there is nothing else for it. Never,
never, till this fools' paradise and the excrescence which
has taken the place of the Old Dock be swept away, can the
foul, hidden rottenness, be reached and cured."
The extent of cellar living to which Dr. B. alludes has
been partially remedied of

uy a, _ parliament ,
tions of heights and depths of windows and door
not extinguish malarious exhalations so readil
glued by some. It is in past evideneA
cated is not. thae-,---

but defini-
--sills can-
as ima-

etore, a cellar purged of danger, the im-
mediate subjects of prejudiced health are removed, but
the malaria may go on developing at even an increasing
rate, unless such places are actually filled up. In the
parts of the town above high water mark, filling up cel-
lars may cure the evil, possibly ; but in parts of the town
like this spot, which Dr. B. sarcastically denominates
"fool's paradise," the case is very different, for, unless
I have been misinformed, the cellarage and kitchen
range, empty or filled up, of numerous houses on this le-
vel, suffer at times insupportably from the fluid retained
in the sub-soil around, which is forced upwards in all di-
rections by the flow of the tide; the sewers regurgitate
from the same cause owing to the hydrostatic pressure of
the tide, and the stench of such refluent fluids is neither
tolerable nor healthy. If it had been the mere oozing of
tidal sale water, the thing would be endurable compara-
tively. although attended with inconvenience and expenses
manifold, but when the stinking fluids are constantly
bathing the foundation walls of houses so situated, even a
fish woman can pronounce a true and wise opinion.
Homan cementing has proved fruitless,—against the agency
of such immense periodical 'pressure nothing can answer
perfectly. This district, reclaimed at so costly a price, of
health as well as money. had better have been given up
again to the domain of Neptune, in the shape of dockage,
as Dr. Briggs points out. The foundation stone of the
Sailors' Home now lies in water, and they had to go
through a bed of watery slush in order to clear a bedding
for the stone, which speaks pretty plainly. By the way,
it is a pity Prince Albert did not postpone his visit a week
or two later, for he would have had the novel pleasure of
laying the stone under water, with a few diving feats : or
the whole arena which was covered with planks for the
Mayor and allied powers, might have been converted.into
a truly Venetian scene of the Doge and the bridal waves
—a travestie of the Lord Mayor of London going in-his
state wherry—or a naumachia of the Romans revived; for
the gratification of the Prince. Of course there will be a
small hospital and staff of attendants planned in the Sai-
lors' Home, if people are brought there to run risks of
sicknesti from malaria.

RIGHT OF ROAD OVER A PIG-STYE.
Windsor District. Back Corlet-street to Linden-
street, which latter is chiefly, if not entirely composed of
new houses, presents a connecting pathway to and from
these streets, which leads over a very extensive piggery,
with all its appurtenances. The pathway is on a plane
more elevated now than formerly, by means of a bridge
of three planks, whereby the feet of the passers over are
carried above the heads of the useful animals below. It is
needless to say in the warm weather how pungent the sa-
lute to your nostrils must be. The road then leads
round 'a large heap of muck from a shippon ; and around
you on all sides are the varied tenements inhabited by
cows, horses, pigs, &e. The whole forms a group such
as must surely be rare and incredible to the uninitiated in
mat-sanitary prospects. It was desirable to have the
road closed, in order to put matters into a more profitable
shape; but the blessed " privilege" of right of road has
proved an untoward obstacle. Lindon-street is built
upon what used to be an open pond. Vested rights here
then, though presenting an ideal property in the volatile
and diseustine air of a aioatvp worthless,
not be inter-

feied-w ilh !

THE CLEANLY AND TIDY PEOPLE NOT ONLY PARTAKERS

IN COMMON CHANCES WITH THEIR FILTHY NEIGH..

BOORS, BUT ACTUALLY MADE TO CLEAR AWAY THEIR

NEIGHBOURS' FILTH.
Harding-street is badly scavenged, and has always been,
from this cause and its crowded court and cellar popula-
tion, a complete hot-bed of fever of the common and
eruptive forms, and of other diseases. Scarletina used to
be very prevalent in this district. It is impossible that a
street in so wretched a plight as it has been all along, can
be healthy.

Two or three weeks back my notes were made upon
personal inspection, along with Mr. Greatrex, the surgeon
to the district. (Since that time, of course, lam bound
to admit a possible improvement in matters, owing to the
possible increased vigilance of the authorities.) Inquiry
showed that scavengers' carts very seldom visited the
street. The people stated that sometimes stray country_
ort carts did pa

reet, an

id that they prevailed
om the street heaps of

Qum. Ine street has no proper drain. The inhabitants,
poor and ill-conditioned, cannot help themselves. The
state of the entire street for years past has always called
forth my strongest reprehension when I had to visit
parochially the sick and nuisance-struck

Now, suppose a poor, hard-working woman, with a
keen sense of cleanliness, and with a desire to secure her
own health and comparative comfort, does actually take
the pains and go to the expense of getting a cart to
remove away the accumulated street filth lying opPeeit.e,
her own house—because if the authorities do not do 1!
she in self-defence must—is not this a hardship ?
what if the upshot of such a sacrifice to cleanliness the on her part only brings down upon berv,7l',
contributions of her neighbours' offal and sweepings'
are too-idle, or indisposed at least, to put tbentst"--
an expense which by unfairness they can impose upon the
shoulders of an exemplary neighbour. Is not this hardest
of all ? It is a tact that such is the case in this street.
Does not the apathy of authorities in this case leave a
poor woman struggling to be clean and orderly in her
place an actual prey to the wanton and tO

deuce of her idle and worthless neighbours
be fashed" outwitting the virtuous. So

and yet the rich feel no jar !

mrefaced impu-
-I—The "canna

society works;

In the court in Duckinfield-street from which the case
I mentioned in my last, of dysentery was obliged to be
removed to the hospital, a case of cholera in an infant, in
a house opposite, bas proved fatal.

NOXIOUS RESULTS FROM ASH-PITS OVERFLOWING

At Windsor, in the notoriously bad scavengereelßarg-
ing-street, a con' t was visited by us, the health of the resi-
dents in which was jeopardised by an overflowing ashelt•
The door was open because it could not be closed, the
contents of the place spreading themselves over the yard.
It had been in this condition for a month past. one
party was ill and complained loudly of the nuisance, to
which he attributed his illness—he said the rent collectors
had promised to see to it. The court was peculiarly dis-
advantaged inasmuch as it presented a double cul de sac
form, whereby ventilation for the dilution of the noxious
gases was rendered impossible. The entrance was through
one of the usual cramped archways—the length of the
court yard was seven yards—it contained four house!.
It was flagged. Many of the terraces and courts Whit/
street have their ashpits full to excess, and in numerous,
instances the cellars adjoining are more or less flooded
thereby. One deserted cellar was said to have its floor
overflowed, where some time back an illicit whiskey still
had been found out.

Tenants have to empty these cellars to preserve theol
in anything like utility.

In one cellar, eight or ten months ago, which was deroP
from aslipit overflow, three children living over the cellar
had been taken ill at once, and one died.

We happened to meet a landlord of about twenty houses
at one end of the street, of the name of Ward. He vo-
lunteered a statement to us that he was ready to do all he
could for the well-being and comfort of his tenants—be
had done what be could—be was ready to meet the au-
thorities half way in any improvements, and would gladly'
for that end, enter into any bond or agreement. This le
highly creditable to him, and it were to be wished that so
proper a feeling were responded to more generally.
Another landlord in Barton-lane had adopted some im-
provements on behalf of his tenants, which is praise-
worthy, and I quote these instances with great pleasure,
as lights amongst the gloomy shadows of landlordism.
Yet in Barton-lane some asbpits are evidently obnoxious
to undue accumulation, and from the escape into them of
other asbpits in the rear of Harding-street.
A general system of draining is greatly wanted for
Harding-street, Barton-lane, &c. and unless the authori-
ties turn their attention to it in earnest, the occurrence ?g,
preventible sickness and its mortality per centage vo,"
continue to disgrace this unhappy stekreb proper of bacht
T •

pre-eminent Liverpo
Bedford-sired,

Yours, &c

G. C. WATSON•

'STATE OF TRADE.
MaxcussTkrt.—There is no alteration to be noted in the
pr ces of our staple here since our report of last week, o_l'
though business has been more general and steady, and a ve"4
fair amount done, printing cloths having the call. It is, in;
deed, expected that these fabrics will go higher than they are t,
present ranging. The diminution of production which the
resolutions of the Blackburn, Stockport, and other spinners,
work short time, will cause, will have its effect in creating thie
result. The Yarn market is without change. An error, whose
very magnitude was its own correction, occurred in our last

week's publication. where, oy a typographical mistake, we were,
made to say Yarns had fallen in price Is ed to Is 4d per
. . . . . __ •

we refer to our

week's quotations
ROCIIDALE.—We have had some little improvement lut:
change in prices. 4
of the previous weelL.„

Wool mark e

trade continues pretty brisk, and stmfa
business has been done this week, ,!"

are low. A fair averags.
•
the general tone of trade tiansactions is good, prices remainfa
steady, with a f. it demand for goods, both for the home I'
foreign market.
BARNSLEY.—The Linen trade continues flat, but the .9
.00
drill houses are just beginning to give out more work, and
understand that a good season is anticipated. ge
BRADFORD.—Our trade has exhibited no features of chard,
this week. The demand for both the raw material and lue,Ve
factured gods is better than it was a few weeks ago.
(le
stocks of piece goods are diminishing, and a good winter
.tra,ar

xi in good demand, bot

the home and the foreign trade; and notice of a speedy advag;
of prices has been given to those power loom houses who
ft..r monthly delivery. Wools sell freely, at firm prices. of
HUDDERSFIRLD.—We had only an indifferent market%e is
which we cannot account, unless it is that the autumn ir,roel
New styles in Ja.,ef.
-q freely as e',l4

an it does generally

uc uougut up as.. et,
There is also a fair demand for kerseys and heavy gu
generally.
LEICESTER.—There is no alteration worthy of notice 01,1,t
last week in the state of the demand. There is a fair an' triet
torfbeut.iin that
sadt
na
oningritnertl_ warehouses. The alteration, or roded
lowering of the American tariff, is likely to lead to Wer?
toe
ad
The Wnnl reartct is firm nna nrice 5

quarter. The Wool market is firm, and price 600
fu ly supported. Welber skin Wools, short Wools, and
tegg Wools are most in demand. trot.
opriNoham.—The condition of the cotton hosiery _yap
which had seemed for a moment to rally, has again given wot of
and we hear little e'se in the town than complaints of vaL the%
employment. The cut-up hose branch is, if anything. /0 114coci-
a better condition. The cotton glove trade has met with2sbort
siderable re-reverse. and many of the bands are once n3T:.1003
of employment. It is quite painful to advert to the 5u',7600.
branch, which seems to be in a most lamentable T).Pc:
The fancy bobbin.net trade is still in a very low condlt,lo4"
the depression has at length reached France..

Aug. 25, 1816.

ipping

TUESDAY. AUGUST 18.—Wiud S.S.W, to S.S.E., moderate

A LRIVED.—PearI, Cleverley, from Galveston—Providence, De
leire, Hamburg—Diadem, Hocquard, Laguna—Walker, Kay,
Lima—Ann, M•Nab, Marseilles—Delphos, Curtis, New Orleans
—Ann Pa ey, Lister, Oporto—and John, Armstrong, St. Peters
burg.
SAILED

—Kathleen, Pettigrove, for Saint Stephen's. New
Brunswick—Amelia and Celestina, Starace, Palermo—Union,
Heyde, Ostend—Cheshire, King, Havana—Simpson, Nothard,
Syra—Joachimb, Bursanich, Trieste—Ambassador, Hadley, for
Charleston—Haidee, Soule, for New Orleans.

Diadem, Hocquard, from Laguna at this port; sailed on the
Ist of July. Lett loading for this port the storm King and the
Lancaster; and for ether ports the Apparition and the Tom and
Jessie.

Marion, Crawford, from Shangbae at Deal.
Roseanna, Crichton, from China at Saint Helena.
Lord Althorp, Elliot, from ditto at ditto.
Allerton, Phillips, from Bombay. at ditto. •
Samuel Baker, Reid, hence at Odessa.
Invincible, Newman, hence at Leghorn.
Eblana, Moppett, hence at Gibraltar.
Jane, Fishley, sailed from Gibraltar for this port on the 28th
July.
Hebe, Thompson, sailed from Gibraltar for this port otfthe
Ist instant.
Harriet L. Martin, hence s.t Lisbon.
Tyro, Symmonds, hence at ditto.
Freak, , hence off ditto on the 2d instant.
Charlotte, Holbrook, sailed from Lisbon for this port on the
4th instant.
Mersey, Steel, hence at Oporto.

Douro, 'Smith, sailed from- Oporto for this port on the 4th
instaut.

Alert, Setzard, hence at Copenhagen.
Lady Vaughan, Davies, hence at Bremen.
Veleria, Wright, hence at Helvoet.
Perseverance, Lamb, hence at ditto.
Lucy. Wright, hence at Brouwershaven.
Ebenezer, Lark, hence at ditto.
Eliza grimmer, al' Bean, from Honduras at Cove.
Azzoiiirdi, from Alexandria at Falmouth.
Templar. from Sydney, New South Wales, at London.
Penningham, Purchase, from Laguna at Cove; sailed on the
20th of June. On the 2L th February, on her outward passage
to Vera Cruz, in lat. 20 13 N, long. 24 18 W, saw a tock, of a
sugar-loaf shape, and supposed it to be the Josyna Rock, though
not in the same position as laid down in the chart.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Ach'lles, from Calcutta for this post, on the 4th April, in lat.
1 N, long. 87 E—John Christian, from China for this port, on
the 18th of June, in lat. 26 S, long. 7 E.—Paramatta, hence for
Valparai'o, on the Ist of July, in lat. 12 N, long. 52 W—Mat-
thew Plummer, from Newcastle for Sincapore, on the 2d July,
in lat. 7 N, long. 23 W—Wave, of Dublin. and Satellite, on the
14th instant, in lat. 52, long. 6, by the iindderaeld—Sarah Bir-
kett, from Grenada for London, on the 30th of July, in lat. 45,
long. 31—Anglicans, from Southampton for Quebec, the 4th
instant, in lat. 48, long. 19, by Urgent—Guardian, from Since-
pore for this port, on the 2nd June, in lat. 36 S, long. 18 E—Do-
rothea, from Calcutta for this port, on the sth of June, in lat. 35
8, long. 18 E.

WEDNESDAY, AuousT 19.—Wind N.N.W., moderate

. ARRlVED.—Peruvian, Todd, from Africa—Goddess,
.Arica— Wave, M•Fee, Alexandria—Mischief, Lewis, Bahia—
Royal Saxon, Ingleby„and E iza Stewart, Henderson, Calcutta
—John Chri tian, Thomas, China—Margaret, Wake, Constanti-
nople—Flora, ---, and Penninghame, Purchase, Laguna—
Ifedora, Young, New Orleans—Roscins, Eldridge, New York—
Douro, Smith, Oporto—Malabar, Barker, Quebec—Belmont,
—, St. John, N. 8., and Lutwerp, Robinson, Virginia.
SAILED.—Oporto, Traill, Villa Nova—Chance, Perree, New-
foundtand —Scotland, Thompson; Highland Mary, Crossley,
and Defence, Pavies, Quebec—Saguenay. Trannack, Miramichi
—Elizabeth, Barclay, Jamaica and New Orleans—Leland, Tuft,
Boston—Elizabeth Taylor, Williams, Laguayra, &c.—Mexican
Packet, Graces, Beirout—Thunder, Atchinson, Narva.

Joso, Porchich, hence at Rio Janeiro.

King of Tyre, hence at Naples.
Anne, Hampton, hence at the Dardanelles.
Rienzi, hence at Bonny.
FALMOUTH, Aug. 17.—The barque Rapid, from Jamaica for
London, was totally wrecked Ist June. Crew saved.

Westmoreland, Conway, from Bahia for Liverpool, gth July,
in lat. 11 S, long. a 6 W—Little Pet, 17th Aug. off Tuskar —Para..
inatta. Bloomfield, hence for Valparaiso, 6th July, in lat. 7 N,
long. 24 W—Valador, 7th July—Robina, 151 h Aug. off Kinsale
—Lord Sarfon. from Col k for Quebec, 6th Aug. in lat. 46, long.
32 Antelope, hence for Prince Edward's Island, 9th Aug. in lat.
49, long. 27—Asenatb, from Calcutta for this port, 13th April, in
lat. 5 N, long. 85 E.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2

!o.—Wind S.S.W., moderate,

ARRlVED.—Dalmatia, Smith, from New Orleans—Triton
Hambro'.

SArLirro--:::07p1;an, Burrows, New York—England, Everard ;
Irvine, Raw; and Yanoni, Simm, Quebec—Jessie, Harvey, and
Cecilia, Jolly, Riga—Solon, Bunkvoan, Savannah—Wassily We-
likey, Chernetsky, St. Petersburg—Hero, Seeg'ey, Rio Janeiro
—Meteor, Turner, Laguayra and Puerto Cabello— Lightning,
Le Jean, Gibraltar and Malaga—Maria Louisa, Jaegh r, Ghent
—Parewell, Gerry, Boston—Hargrave, Bailey, Baltimore—
Clintcn; Condon, New Orleans—Laura, Dambrill, Bahia—
Monckton, Boyd, Pernau.

Esk, from Pernambuco at this port ; sailed 4th July. Left
there th, Thomas Mellor and Iceni. The Hill was at Paraiba,
and the Eurydice at Maceio.

H.M.S. America, (5J,) from Mazatlan at Portsmouth. Left
Rio 23d June.
Barmonie. Brough, sailed from Ibrail for this port 2£th July.
Jane Maria, Osborne, hence at Trieste.
Wanderer, Manning, hence at Marseilles.
Marmion, Fletcher, from Shaughae off Cove.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21

—Wind N., moderate,

ABRlvED.—Higginson, Hogg, Barbadoes—Blanchard, Blan-
chard, and Edwin, Frince, Apalachicola—Princess Al ce, Oliver,
and Mary Hounsell, Barker, Newfoundland—Billerfonte, Pat-
targa, Venice—Hebe, Thompson, Gibraltar—Frances Burn,
Heauington, Patagonia—Sir Robert Peel, Daniel, and Aldeba-
ron, Barros, Quebec—Harward, Harward, Virginia—George
William, Clough, St. Petersburg.
SAlLED.—Mercury, Dean, Newfoundland—Ayrshire Lass,
'Brown, Pernnu—Coverdale, Benson, Montreal—Joshua Bates,
Ifurdech. Boston—Mary and Jane, Flitner, Bath, A.S.—Water
Witch, Herguet, Et. Petersburg—Jane and Esther, Whalley,
Genoa—Lady Wright, Wright, Naples.

Mary, Porter, from Brass River at this port; sailed Ist June,
and from Fernando Po 15th June.
Recceder, Shai pe, sailed from Algoa Bay for Mauritius 26th
May.

Mary and Jane, 23d June; Panthea, and Duke of Wellington,
24th, hence at Calcutta.
Countess of Arran sailed from Saugor 15th June; Henry
Gardner, Ttnnerdale, and Bounty Hall 19th; and Duncan, 23rd
June, all for Liverpool.
John Bibby. Cawkett, hence at Calcutta 30th June.
Corinna, Bray, hence at Madras 19th June.
Sir John Beresford from Colombo at ditto.
Colonist, WWI, sailed from ditto for Liverpool on the 19th of
June.
Canata, 11th June, and William Prowse, IBth June, hence at
China.
Anne Jane. from London at China.
Mary, Sparks, from Bombay at ditto.
William Ackers, hence at Wocsung 26th May.
Orpheus, sailed for the Clyde 12th June.
Tomatin, sailed from Shanghae for Cork 11th May.
Glentatiner, sailed from Manilla for London 6th Le.
Resurgione. Canelich, and Alpha, Ames, hence at Rio Janeiro
Ulverston, Ellis, for Valparaiso, sailed from' Rio Janeiro lfth
of June.

Canopus, Titherington, for Canton, sailed from Rio Janeiro
10th of June.
Phil( mela, Bell, hence at Berbice.
Havana Packet, Roberts, hence at Demerara.
Duchess of Portland, Dickson, sailed from Trinidad for this
Port 14th July,
Victoria, Clements, hence at Barbadoes.
Lady Campbell, M'lntosh, sailed from St. Lucia for this port
16th July.
Lydia. Jones, hence at Antigua.
Maria, Brabander, hence at St. Thomas.
James Ray, Hannaford ; Burley, Cooper; and Clifford, Ray-
ner, hence at Jamaica.

Felicita, Riddock, sailed from Jamaica for this port on the
19th Jo y,

DiamOtid, Irvine, from Puerto Cabello, at Laguira, and sailed
14th July for this port •
Samiute, Downing, hence at Laguira, and sailed 16th July for
Puerto Cabello

Henry Curvy en, Vickers, hence at Laguira, and sailed 2Cth
July for Puerto Cabello
Martha. Collis, and Patty, Booth, hence at Zwolle
Jeanne tte, from Porto Rico, at Cove
John Wesley, Abbott, from Leghorn, at Cove
Arthemise, Duchemin, from Havre, at Portsmouth for this
port

St Patrick, hence at Mumbles, for New York
Kaellan, Lindberg, hence at Kingston ior Narva, in distress
Vessels spoken :—Duchess of Portland, from Trinidad for
Clyde, (query Liverpool,) sth instant, in lat. 35. long. t 4; Con.
cord, American ship, bound west, I7th instant, in lat. 49, long.
18; Alariner, of Glasgow, 18th instant, off Cape Clear

SATURDAY, Auc

—Wind N.W., light,

- -
SAILED.—Duncan. Henrickson. for Calcutta—Elizabeth, Orr,
for Demerara—Santos, NI uniatiqui, and Serafin, Galoez, for
Havana—Adelaide. Gourlcy, for Haliax—Unicorn, Nichol, for
Quebec—Hudson, Page; Orphan, burrows, and Independence,
Allen, for New York—Chimborazo, White for Arica—B C Bailey,
Fitz, and st. George, for New Orieans—Shakspeare, Henderson,
for Rio Janeiro—Sappho. Easton, for Beiront —Chase, Al•Kenzie,
for Gibraltar—Hawk, Collins, for Naples—Emilia and Celestina,
S.taracc, for Palermo—Ann, Fox, for Syra.

Monarch, Percival, and Science, Rees, 25th May ; Corinthian,
-, 7th June, and Vindicator, Robinson, lath, hence at Anjer.
Letitia, Thorpe, 14th June, and Frances Ann, Gritnsditch,
22nd, hence at Batavia

Theodore, Reititrock, hence at Swirmemuntle

Joseph Wheeler, -, saiied from Port Philip, for Liverpool,
previous to the Ist IVlay

Lanercost, Mann, from Calcutta, and Dartmouth, Stewart,
from Bombay, at Sincapore, and both sailed for China 23rd May
Aqua Marine, Conolly, from Calcutta; Ingleboro', Kea, from
Bombay, and John Bull, Crawford, from Whampoa, at Hong
Kong

Sophia. Jones, from Arracan ; Duchess of Clarence, Birch,
and Success, Baillie, from Calcutta, at Mauritius; the latter
sailed 3rd June for London.

Chehar, Harrison, and Emma, Bibby, from Bombay, at
Whampoa
Marmion, Ewing, from Hobart Town, at Pydney, N.S.W.
John Woodhall, -, sailed from Launceston,, for London,
previous to Ist May
Liverpool, -, frim Manilla, off Cove
Commerce, Jones, from Carnarvon, at Archangel

SUNDAY, AUGUST 23.—Wind N.W. light.
aAaniven.—Waldron, Cheever, from New Orleans—Alfred,
ilson, au. -and E from Windster. ophemia, from Tortola and Lan.

SA Mitchell, for Bombay—Matador, Malchin,
for Valparaiso—Talisman Louis for Boston—Ohio, Bird, for
New York Devoilport. and' Carolus. Storer, for New
Orleans—Venice, Dunlevy, for Philadelphia—Ceylon, Hobson ;
Charlotte, Smith, anti Falcon,' Mairs, for Quebec—and lionesta,
Andrews, for Messina.

Wilhelmina, Bulkelcy, and Waterlily, Payne, hence at Alex
andria

Amicus, Weary, hence at Honduras
Majestic, Wright, hence at Malta
Relative, Phillips, hence at Havre
Marmion, horn Shanahae, off Dungeness
George railed frc m Honduras 7th July for Liverpcol
Recorder, Sharpe, from Algoa Bay at Mauritius, and sailed
14th June for'Bombay
Rothschild, Coruforth, sailed from Moulmein 6th June for
Cork
Norval, Kirk, from Bahia, at 'Newfoundland
Ironside, from Tobasco, at Clyde
ST, JOAN, NEWFOUNDLAND, Aug. 4.—The barque Mark Pal.
11 for Cork, was wrecked off Western Head
ing a fog. 16th July; crew saved
--The Crusader, Larba,ester
reports having ene^

mer. from Monti,
St. Mary's Bay, c

LLOYD'S, 22nd Au
arrived off Dungene

om Belize

rous Veal her at noon nn
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LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, AUG. 18.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

H. Cryer and G. A. Vitty, Manchester, timber merchants—T.
F. Dickinson and J. Falkous. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gas meter
manufacturers—H. Bowden and N. Marshall, Plymouth, le and
porter merchants—Bradbury and Armitage, Ashton-u neer-
Lyne. cotton spinners—J. and J. Copland, Barnstaple, drat ers
--J. W. Whitmey and J. Webb, Birkei.head, curriers—T. f latt
and Son, Birmingham, thimble manufacturers—J. Jones and
Co., Horrocks, near Manchester, silk dyers—J. Welch and J.
Barnett, Birmingham, chemists—J. Taylor and Co., Woodley,
near Stockport, spindle makers; so far as regards J. Taylor—
Whitley and Blenkhorn, Huddersfield. woollen cloth manufac-
turers —T. E. w hite and G. Luck, Macclesfield-street, Soho, die-
sinkers—Madden and Malcolm, Leaeenhall-street, booksellers
—S. Owen, J. Hughes. W. Jones, R. Parry, and J. Owens,
Fronddy, Anglesey, and elsewhere, lime burners—H. Thompson

Hurst, Hastings, brewers—Howard and War&How, Glossop,
Derbyshire, c tton spinners—T. and B. Shirley. Stoke, Stafford-
shire, manufacturers of chinaware—W. H. Hallman!! and J.
Grant, Mildenhall. Suffolk, grocers—S. Johnson and Son, Man-
chester, publishers—G. Hadfield and Co., Liverpool, varnish
manufacturers.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
E. S. Harley, Birmingham, grocer.
T. Wenman, now or late of Birmingham, merchant
T. Sutton, jun., Ai betstone, draper.
J. V. Barber, Walsall. banker.
T. Feaver, Ludgate hill, I ondon, mercer.
J. P. Cannel', Liverpool, bookseller.
W. Bull, Leeds, and Add e•street. cloth merchant.

BANKRUPTS.
John Patter son, Tonbridge, tea dealer.
Thomas Evans Jones, Knightsbridge, linen draper
John Teasel, Norwich, carpenter.
William Norris, Camden New-town, builder.

John Hai tiey, Butterworth, King-street, Cheapside, London,
hotel kee. er.
Josiah Harris, Mevagissey, Cornwall, grocer.
Joseph Carne, sen., rruro. provis'on merchant.
Rufus Parkinson, Ashton-under-Lyne, currier.
Peter Bury. Manchester, c‘ilico printer.
Edward Ward, Medbourn, Leicestershire, corn dealer.
William Ballinger, Swansea, maltster.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 11, W. B. Lemon, Croydon, ironmonger—Sept. 11, J.
Miller, Whittlebury.strcet, Hampstead-road, painter—Sei.t. 28,
R. P. Preston, Leigh, Gloucestershire, coal dealer—Sept. IS, W.
G. Taylor, Liverpool, hosier —Sept. 11, C. Pope, St. Philip and
St. Jacob, Gloucestershire. copper wire manufacturer—Sept. ►1
J. and J. Garsen, Leeds, flax manufacturers—Sept. 12, J. Marsh,
Brewood, Staffordshire, grccer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.

Sept. 10, B. Kent, Rosherville, Kent', lodging house keeper—
Sept. le, J. T. Blurton, Piccadilly, wine merchant.

C ERTIFit:3ATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before Sept. 8.
W. 13. Lemon, Croydon, ironmonger—J. Smith, Stratford-
upon-Avon, grocer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
J. Barr, Paisley and Renfrew, 'engineer.
W. Moffat and J. Bishop, Leith, merchants.
N. Macqueen, Orbost, Isle of Skye.
W. Mustatdl3lairgowriß.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Salisbury and Jones, Liverpool, rope makers—E. Jones and
Co. Liverpool, and Jones, Paton and Co. Pernambuco; as far
as regards R. P. Wood—Marsh and Bridge, Farnworth, Lanca-
shire, quarry-masters.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Joseph Lawrence Butler, Li: erpool, coal merchant,
William Curtis, Croydon. builder.

BANK RUPTS

Charles Thomas Wood, Liverpool, corn-factor, Ang. 2g. Oct.
1, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool i►istrict Court of Bankruptcy;
solicitors, Messrs. Vincent and Sherwood, Temple; and Mr.
Robinson, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove.
Edward Mundy, Liverpool, house agent, Sept. 2, Oct. 1, at 11
o'clock, at the Liverpool District of Bankruptcy; solicitors,
Mr. Rogerson, Lincoln-inn-fields; and Mr. Davies, Liverpool;
official assignee. Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.
Jesse Cornelius Moore, Strand, bookseller.

George Augustus Cavendish, i'inchley, lodginghouse-keeper,
John Miller, noxton Old-Town, baker.
Louis Meunier, Leicester-place, Leicester-square, hotel-

keeper.
William Gwillem Merrett, Leadenhall-street, and Oliver's _
grove, Bow road, surgeon.

William Tew. Halifax. corn-dealer.

James and John S utc:iffe and Wm. Berry, Bristal, cotton

spinner,

John Taylor, Meitham, Yorkshire, manufacturer,

Richard Henry Hartley., Halifax, Yorkshire, stockbroker.
Henry Tate and Robert Lucas ash, Bristol, stockbrokers.
DIVIDEND.

Sept. 12, Mr. Barnes. Woodbridge, Suffolk, chemist—Sept. 12
J. G, Wilson. Wenlock-basin, City road, engineer—Sept. 12, J.
Salmon, Beaumont, Essex, carpenter.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.

Eept. 12,J. Valle, Manchester, and Arnfield Mattram, Che-
shire, silk printer—Sept. 15, G. J. Hughes, Liverpool, com-
mission merchant—Sept. 15, S. Hall, Manchester, commission
agent—Sept. 15, J. Scholes, Manchester, dealer—Sept. 14, IL
Rains, Mewton, Cheshire, boiler maker.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown

to the contrary on or before Sept. 11

J. Baines Manchester, grocer—R. Mills and G. Puckle, South-
wark. and Corn Axcharge, Mark-lane, hop factors—E. Smyrk,
llill•street, Windmill-street, Finsbury, upholsterers' fringe
manufacturer•—C. Wadhams, Charlotte street, Portland-place,
New-road, carpenter.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
W. Scott. Edinburgh, painter.
K. Rankine, Falkirk, °tirlingsl:ire, d!stiller.
W. Shand and T. S. Christie, Glasgow, merchants.
J. Clark. Campletown, Inverness•shi e, flesher.
W. 'I hom, Langloan, flesher.
D. S. Simpson and Q. Dick, Glasgow, writers.
W. Greig and W. J. Chiswea, Glasgow, stockbrokers

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
AUGUST. HOUR.
25, Richard Foulkes. proof and ditto District Court, 11
27, Thomas Fidgen, proof and div. Ditto, 11
27, Wm. liurchall Pattinson, proof and div. Ditto, 12
28, Blundell, Falk and Co. audit Ditto, it
28, Benjamin Mercer Burroughs, proof Ditto, 11
28, Carne and Telo, proof Ditto, 11
29. Charles Thomas Wood, Ist Ditto, 11
Sept. 2, E,!.ward M ands, Ist Ditto, 11
4, John Carlisle, 2nd..

TIDE TABLE.

Tuesday 25 0 48
Wednes. 26 0 20
Thurs... `i7 1 32
Friday.. 28 2 27
Saturday 29 3 8
Sunday . 3) 3 57
Monday. 31 5 5

IHEICIIITI HOLYDAYS, ETC

2 17
3 31
4 28
5 45

16 1
15 6
14 6
13 5

12 5 112th Sunday aft. Trinity
12 0