The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-04 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A SAVAGE.—At the Police-colirt, on Saturday, a man
was remanded on a charge of having bitten a piece from a
man's nose with whom he was quarrelling.
DANGER OF BAD COMPANY.—On Saturday, several
persons preferred complaints against prostitutes of having
robbed them whilst they were drunk and asleep.
" She is not known for felony, sir," said the bridewell
keeper, speaking of an Irish girl brought before Mr.
Rushton, on Saturday. " Yes, indeed," responded the
girl, " I was never here for any villainy before"!
On Thursday Police-officer 401 was suspended, by order
of Mr. Rushton. It appeared he bad been abusing two
prostitutes, and had afterwards insisted on preferring the.
false charge of drunkenness against the girls to cover hill
own offence.

ASSAULT.—On Saturday, four men were fined 233•
each for assaulting Mr. Howell, appraiser and auctioneer
for the County Court. The complainant had distrained
some furniture on the premises of one of the defendants.
who wished for an inventory of the goods before they
were taken from the house, and which was promised to
be sent afterwards.

A FATED FAMILY.—A little boy, about seven or eight
years old. was sent to gaol for fourteen clays, on Tuesday
last, for breaking a shop window, and stealing a pie. Ha
had been once committed and six times discharged before
for kindred offences. It was stated that nis brother had
been transported, and that the whole family were bad
characters.

INGENIOUS SMUGGLING.--On Wednesday a man,
named William Markham, cook on board the Clyde, was
stopped by a police-officer, who, upon searching a hos
which he carried, found the model of a ship, and the sides
of the box lined with 4 lbs. of foreign tobacco. The pri-
soner was fined 40s. and costs, Mr. Rushton directing that
the ship should be restored, as he presumed the ship wag
not made of tobacco.

INI,,,RMATION UNDER THE BUILDING ACT.—Mr. /17.'
Harrison, tea-dealer, of Pox-street, was summoned, on
Thursday, for having a projection over his shop. The
information was laid under the 67th section of the act,
and was for erecting a signboard, which projected four
feet over the footway, and a show tea urn, which pro-
jected twelve feet. Mr. Harrison was hound over, as 15
usual in such cases,- in his own recognisances in £5O, W
ensure the removal of the nuisance within a we,k.
FEIGNING.—It was stated at the Police-court, 011
Saturday, that the complainant in a petty assault case
was herself the defendant on another charge about a
month ago, and that she obtained her liberation from
bridewell by affecting to be seized with the pains of labour.
This was alt the delivery she required. Two years ago
she is said to have played a similar. trick, with similar
success.

MISCONDUCT OF BAILIFFS.—On Thursday an aged
couple, named 'Hugh and Eliza Kelly, were brought upr
charged with having assaulted George Barnes, wbikt 3
distraint (for only two weeks' rent) was being made. The
bailiffs having t ffected an entrance, the chi man assaulted
Barnes with a poker. He pleaded in defence that the
house was not properly entered, but that the bail.ffi bad
broken in. There was some reason to believe this state-
ment, as Police-constable 326, who was standing at the
entry, heard a crash. After a r:•buke to- the parties pro-
secuting, the prisoners were disehar2ed.

FORGING SHIPPING NorEs.—On Friday a sailor,
named James Barrow, was brought up before Mr. Rush-
ton, charged with having forged the signature to a
ping note. It appeared that a short time since the pri"
sorter went to an outfitter named Cross, and, presenting 3
shipping note signed James Tindall, represented that he
belonged to the ship John Robinson, of -which Mi ssrs•
Campbell and Rudd were the agents. Having got vaig°
for the note, the prisoner went off, and was not again tO"
with till Thursday night. It appeared that the signature
to the note was a forgery, and it having been stated that
there were three or four other cases against the prisouerr,
he was remanded till Friday next.
THE BURIAL ACT.—Peter Rice, the sexton of St•
Patric k's Chapel Cemetery, was summoned for making
interments, in violation of a provision in the Health :tar
which requires that a deposit of at least two feet s;x
in depth of soil shall be made alter each interment. .5.
grave twenty feet deep had been dug, into which coffirl,l,
were lowered. It appeared upwards of three feet of soil
was placed upon each ceffin after it was interred, but this
soil was removed each time another coffin was put in;
Mr. Rushton ruled that the requirements: of the act b"a
been complied with; and .ordered the information to be
di,tuirsed. —3 oh n Kirk mnov- !,ext on of the WeA, van
Chapel burial-ground, Stanhope-street, was charteAl 11
a violation of the act. In this case one prt of a equin
that had been interred bad only eleven inches of earth
upon it.. Fined 20s.

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The new parish church a Runcorn is now nearly com-
pleted.
On Thursday week a woman at Spotland, near Roch-
dale, was killed by a flash of lightning. from
Another person (making eight) died on TuesdaY,
the effects of the late i:oiler explosion at Preston. ;,
Great rejoicings took place at Wigan on Thursday'
honour of the majority of Francis S. Powell, Esq•, s°ll cf
the Rev. B. Powell, of that town.
The military encampment on Kersal Moor is a gree
attraction to the inhabitants of Manchester and the twig"-
bowing towns.
On Wednesday, two men were killed at Ince-hall Col-
liery, near Wigan, through a bucket, which was bell
lowered into the pit, falling on them, in consequence °
the breakage of the rope.
Two fellows, named Plate and Corgin, from this t6lcil,P
who were engaged in a fight on Longshaw C0.r0n0n,•134-
Bilge, for £lO a side, on Monday, with their second,
Clarke, also from this town, have all three been col-omit'
ted for trial at the next Kirkdale sessions.
EMPLOYMENT IN .MANCHESTER.—The official return
shows that there are 1,637 hands more employed in work-
ing full time, as compared with the number employed °I
June 6,. and a decrease of those out of employment (.;
610. As compared with last week, the return is as f"r
lows :—Working full time, 31,332 ; last week, 20,741
working short time, 5,272 ; list week, 6,274 ; wholly o°'
of employment, 7,793; last week, 8,400.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE THOMAS GREENALL, Esa•:
The remains of this deeply lamented gentleman (wb°s;
awfully sudden death occurred on Saturday week), wer:
conveyed to their final. resting-place (St. Helens,) o`,"
Thursday.- The Mayor of Warrington, in complia°,e,,-
with the general wish, having given an invitation to -
inhabitants to meet the funeral procession, a large nu at
beg of the gentry, clergy, and tradesmen, assembled 11Qf
St. James's Church, Latchford, in order to testify their
respect for the memory of their departed neighbour.
Many shops were closed, and the streets filled with sPEc,:,
tators. Mr. Greenall was the eldest son of the late
Edward Greenall, Esq., the extensive brewer, of Wildersl
pool ; brother of G. Greenall, Esq., M.P., and also
the late P. Greenall, Rsq., and father of the Rev. Tllo°'
Greenall, incumbent of Grappenhall.
KNUTSFORD QUARTER SESSIONS.—The Sessions com-
menced on Monday, at Knutsford, before Trafford Trav
ford, Esq., chairman, and a full bench of magistrates.
There were fifty-four prisoners for trial. Amongst th°
county business transacted was a grant of £lBOO, Pre"
posed by Lord .de Tabley, for a lockup at Knutsfordt
with houses and offices attached, for the residence of 0,6
warders of the House of Correction. The treaset
submitted a statement of accounts for the present (rot;
ter, showing the demands to be £11,967 13s. lg—t% •
receipts £8,227 16s. Bd. The probable expenses for an
Michaelmas quarter, including the balance,. were £14,54!
13s. 2d. ; the receipts (including River Weaver tolls to
the amount of £5000) £13,568 lls. To meet the deft'
ciency a county rate of one farthing, which will pr 0,197
£1,073,• was proposed and adopted. Mr. Mainwaill
was appointed deputy chairman, ou the understahthrt
that he is to take the criminal business of the sess'°„°,o
in consequence of the increasing defect of the chairman
vision. - • •
ROBBERY OF MR. DAWSON.—At Knutsford oes---
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last week, Mary Hughes and Hugh Murphy were sell;
tented to seven years transportation, for felonious it
receiving notes to the amount of £loos' from Mr. JO•10
Dawson, of Tranmere. The particulars of the case:tej,
recently reported. Three other prisoners were acQun'
one of whom, the chairman said, was the most guilty P
son according to the evidence. -tort
ANNUAL SESSIONS.—At the annual sessions at rreteo
on Thursday, the following were among the unagisttao.
present :—T. B. Addison, Esq., Chairman, James '1:40.
reni•e, Esq., J. B. Yates, Esq., John Rosson, Escirlerbt
The Chairman said that the guardians of the West "„,, of
hundred had sent a remonstrance against the expen.lost
the maintenance of lunatics. They stated that the oho
per head had increased from 6s. to Bs. 9d. Hello-
Chairman) could only state that the cost per head at r 9,0
well Asylum was 14s. The County Treasurer asked woa,
assessment, for general purposes, of 4d. in the P° the ,
which, after some conversation was allowed. I'c/rho-
county bridges no assessment was required. For the, 500
tic asylums, 4-cl. in the pound, raising £3,867 135. ~,th of
allowed. For the general police expenditure,
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in the pound, raising £BO9, was asked for • alloc i.ortb
The following assessments, for !peal. expenditure, re ;
Lonsdale hundred, d. in the pound ; South Lonsci!i.An
and' Amounderness, id. in the pound, were allow,,evert
increase of six constables for the Kirkdale division,
distric°
constables for Slackshead , near Colne, of one for the„, owed.
of Rusholme, and two for the Bury division, were —de so-,
Mr. J. B. Yates gave notice that at the adjourrtnce °f
sions he would move, " That in future, in consecinsiotio
the great excess of business from the southern uinTthe•
every alternate Sessions be held at Newton- ove °
Willo.;vs." Mr. T. B. Addison said he should rates
the
an amendment " That a committee of rnaggijing LP'
appointed to report on the expediency of
county of Lancaster into two or more ridings/. wco` oraeg
tinct . and separate commissions of the Peacf2-...
gaols, acc., and for which distinct rates be wow..

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r church, the lat. 45, long. 31.- -John Finnegan, from Glasgow, for Havana,
ncluded with Zli ipping *litellignrt. 23rd June, off Wicklow.—Venice, from Mobile, for this port,
e downfal of is 2sth May, in lat. 28, long,. 87.—Leander, from Savannah, for
this port. 20th May, in lat. 46, long. 56.—William Beal, hence,
'e of witness- TUESDAY Juent 27.—Wind W., fresh.
countries, the• 1 4th April
_Acrminvani,—Emily,ihornpson from Bonny; sailed . for New York, in lat. 49, long. 12 —Desire, from Malaga, for
this port, 9th June.—Neptune from Calcutta, for this port,
Jane Erst o !tan, from Africa—Denison, King, from Antigua—
rdinal" ; and 14th June, in lat, 33 N., 10ng.'42 W.—Senator, from Manilla,
Zephyr. ine, from Jamaica—Rival, Passmore, from Nassau-
24th April, in lat 34 S. long. 17 E.—Ann Baldwin. in lat. 36.
idical, in re- Jacobson, from Bonny—Lydia, Soule; H. H. Boody, • Skolfielil
is obliged to „ , 1 David Canoon Wrieht •, Alabama, Oxnard ; Ceylon, —Pursuit,
ClL,ara ; St. Louis,o .? '• -Jane Glassing Fleck, Mobile hence, for New York, 22nd. May, in tat. 50, lone. 12.
it the move- --Itawa,.. a ~.a as ies ; and
Pemhertok a•
—Ellen, from New Orleans, for this port. ''Bth May. off Tor-
eothe Papal oaco.a-afAt; Norcross, and Medallion, Hounlette, from* pier taateas.—Arabla from New Orleans, for this port, 30th May,
oft- Carysfort Reef.—Helen and Jane, from Galway, for New
from St. John, N.B.
d that Dr. , Lawson ; Goliah, Slater ; Sir Charles Na,
York. 3rd June, in lat. 4+, long. 53.—Ann Carr, for Trinidad,
Hope ,i, a , Trenton, Smith ; Sea Lion, Dyer ; °neer). Drew ;
lay (to-nor'
B. '. ''Toll ; Charles Chaloner. Veiny; European, Whiting; 25th June, in lat. 51 long. 7.—Reinswell,
'lts of travel lila, , oailey,
.Fitz ; Genoa. Kell Amoy, Cole; Element, f_o Hull 18th ,Tune 'in lat. 46, lone. 25 —Britannia, hence for
sent was re' lenard; Prince f W l s Brown • Austra. M`Manus ; Su- ,
o ae, ~ saurebec '2lst June; in lat. 40. long. 14.—John and Isabella,
lan Lora, Ch o I
of this lea: am Nair., I 1 ioorne; Katindin. Morse:, Clyde, Halcrow • from Sunderland, for Quebec, sth June, in let. 46, long. 47.
'ote in aid of hug, ea. rn and Elizabeth. ['filcher, from New Orleans—Ster- Robert. of Maryport, for Restigonche, 7th June, in lat.t 49,
at,,_, laneobald, from Savannah—James Calder, Collister ; inn . 47.—Harmony, bound west, 25th June, in lat. ng.
rtain needful
Sit,'..l_4. It ; and John Fielden, Strong, from Charleston—J. P. OgS
rah Sands (steamer,) hence, for New York, 13th June,
'n laia 50, lo' niza '3o.—Cambria, (steamera hence, for Boston,
e of thanks, eroPt°,„ll. Ainsworth Oneida, Cressy ; and Henry Clay, Nye,
ed by John Quei,„`aew York—Anne, al`Garry, Montreal—Hercyna. from 210th June, in lat. 51, long. 16.—Providence, of this port, in Ist
it) lone I.—Emily,' hence, for Charleston, 9th June, in lat.
ey, was car' oport"na—John Patchett, from Carthastena—Flora. Farren, from
Antwerp Latimer, Evans,- from Bremen
—Navigator, Scholtz. 2* 9,.10n,g* 34.—Chambers, hence, for New York, in lat. 48, lona.
mea,, P—aernandes, Contente, Lisb n—Mina, from Bilboa— a a enteen Maya out —Beccles, from Odessa, for this port
cahesltyo, lloyd„
Gut.—Emma, from ' for
Jamaica—Alice Brown, Istoister, from Puerto 2nd June, off_ Gibealiar.—aohia, from Constantinople, for,
laina„Fiiiiny, Wareing, from Trinidad—Harp, from St. Do- Bristol, 14th June, in the.,Marseilles, .
London, 14th June.—William Beal, hence, for New York, in
I,:
I%tnif hence, °ay_ Hebrew,s Badger. from Mobile and Nantes—Olive,
Dian, noon St. John, N.B.—De Freind, from Harlingen— lat. 49, lona*. 12.—Ann. DingwaSl, from Puerto Cabello, for
irday, a m5O ;fla, Scheve, from Rotterdam—Jane Smith, Leask, from —. Hamburg., 28th May, in lat. 37, long. 55.—Portland,e.
.hoence, for
piece from 3 nurA,An.—Waterloo, Allen, for New York—Helen al‘Gaw, St. John,. N.B, ~19tjh Jun', in late.it,celon
kin ell,
„Pailadelphia—Middlesex, Lovett, Boston—Ellen Jen- ``
intliAnT w, -
t 6e. lonan(l2.73eCllla Marina,al! 28th May, in lat.' 4N. long.'
gon3?Sactiiail
day, several ", singhtmer, Africa.
26 W.—Frances, from Calcutta, for Lon,lon—and Hibbert,
vs of having The s_
from Bahia fr Cowes, Ilth June, in lit 29, long. 40.—Siloam,
raa,nrnaouter Johnny, Little, for Montreal, has put back with
p.
from Hamburg, 10th June in lat. 48 long. O.—Diamond. 13th
lie bridelvell tot zat • st sprung', arid to examine a leak which could not be.
June. in lat. 47, long. 57.
, 'fDid for Montreal,
Canmena, o an ee,
Giaaa Crookhaven without lightening.
before Mr- lath June, in lat. 47, lone. 50.—Competitor, for this port, 20th
istaaasraittamii Glasgow, for this port, at Troon, towed in by the NIB. , t _
lr —Commodore, hence, for St. John,
sponded the oaal Consort, with loss of bowsprit and foretopmast. n_ ,
7th
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Provo!
53,
on-h
11* as —lnvincible from "
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.0 ' Mae, Hutchinson, from Stettits, for this port, off Ste- ,. June. on t e
inan o .Cephalonia,
led, by order Bert,long. -'—V• • h •
for this port, 20th June, lat. 48, ll. ietona, entv,
but 'aett, hence at Scrabster Roads, and sailed for St. Peters- for Calcutta, 12th May, in lat. 9 S., long. 31.—Hindoston, from
abusing tWO sa
Bombay, for this port, 18th June, in lat. 37, long. 39.—Mary,
'\r;
'au the , ;awn from Calcutta, for the Downs, 7th March, in !at. 12 N., long
Clyde 6 , Tate, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for the . •
Natal,• Louis, l4th . . :
to cover hi. i ..1 Mae 90 E.—Doris, from for Port
Poinatio:Lin 'at and sailed for this N., long. 59 E.—a large steamer, ship rigged, steering for the
,i,,a,h Nim,os an, from Bombay at ditto,
Mozambique Channel, 2stli April, in lat. 30 S., long. 16 E.—
! fined 233• Tr„
I: 'fla' Hunter, Grant • and Rothsay, Mitch- Greenlanw, from London, for Table Bay, 6th May, in lat. 34 S.,
I auctioneer, Hero, Brown,
i‘,. ; eat Manny. long. 16 E —Mmeosteen, for Bombay, 24th Maw, in lat. 1 S.,
1 distrained
lone. 22 W.—Eliza Sharp, from Colombo, 16th of June, in
1tn,1,e4i,;11-tipied, hence at New Calabar.
defendants, attic "' xclitin Atkin h_ ge, Davidson; Hero, Sedgiey, and Chapman ,
s lat. 34 N, lone. 42 W.—Eliza Leishman, from Mauritius, ror
before they a„,,,,, aace at Rio Janeiro. the Clyde, 19 I June, in hat. 40, long. 36 Lord flardinge, from
t 1 —
promised tO Lan",',,ellt,a,:haips. from Sicily at ditto. Bombay, for this port, 4th May. in lat. 33 S, long. 32 E.—
KM a IL aOset, from Fahuouth at ditto 13th May. Ayrshire. from Calcutta, for London, Bth Slav, in lat. 35 5,
ditto • Calliaa. • o Valparaiso for England at long. 22 E.—Ann, from China, for London, 20th June, in let.
yen or eight 13th Nl,,
.., ‘'I•00, 60, from
3St N, long. 36 W.—Alicia. from Amsterdam, for Batavia, 17th
on Tuesday Laura, Bi .1*
May, in lat. 2 N, long. 22 W.—Lando' Cakes, from Arleen, for
Colurnie '.a,',Pirell, hence at Bahia.
a pie. He Superb, 'l•l'a sareen, hence at Pernambuco. Antwerp, 23rd May, in lat. 7 N. long. 23 W.—Countess of
irged before Slizab 'I Mellen. hence at Dalhousie. Leicester, from Monte Video, for London, sth June, in lat. 25 '
brother had a, ,
..etn, Rees, hence at Quebec. N, long. 33 W.—Edouard Maria. from Batavia, for Rotterdam,
ly were bad iienarr,e Dean, Souring, from London at Cape de Verds. 9th June, in lat. 28 N lone. 37 W.—Ferdinand, from South
GiareTtaer. Galbraith, Narcollis, from Leghorn for this port at geoams,ifforrtHrzen; 10thfor June,ond London.
n lliaot:i.,2LN4 lmigt.Ll937isTfi•oencllig :i
ay a man, Isavineiiae, Newman. from Cephreonia for this port at ditto. W.—Aphinx, fro'm Batavia,° for Dordt, 13th June, in lat. 34:1N,
Clyde, was sane Diifts Stevenson, from Girgenti for this port, at ditto. long. 41 W.—Rachael, from Port Philip, from London. 14th
ausannah Caithness, from Alexandria for this port, at ditto. June. in lat. 31 N, long. 42 W.—Diamond. from Portland, for
thing a lia%
-Emilia, from Marsala for this p art, at ditto. London, 18th June, in lat. 38 N. long. 35 W.
nd the sides Gilbert Jamieson, Watson, hence at ditto.
The pri- Firefly, Holland, from Constantinople at Algeciras Roads. Vessel passed the Sound
.for Liverpool.
reeling that William, Young anti Ruby Clark from Marseilles. at ditto. June 1, Augusta. Thurden, from Stockholm.
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he ship waS Rosevean, &infield, and Ann Paley, Lister, hence at Lisbon.
P 2. Emilie, Ehlers, from Windau. for Runcorn.
ernandes Contente, sailed from Lisbon for this port on 16th 4, Favourite, Walker, from St. Petersburg.
Instant. j 7, Laths, Sprague, ditto.
r.—Mr. W. T • eazer Atkins, hence at Harlingen. 11, Hehe, Olson, from Wybures.
,mooed, 013 Sabi'
Sabina, Todd, hence at Helvoet. 17, Rose, Griffiths, from Crnnstadt.
shop. The P
auerprise. Rosewall hence for Buenos Ayres, at Scilly. 20, Narleschda, Lannberg, from Helsingiors.
of the act, Jane ' '• ' ' •
ita , , hence at Bristol, with loss of topmast, and sailed for .............----
)jetted four an 2nd instant.
Quee .
which pro' may 11, Byrne, sailed from Cephalonia for this port on 29th LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, JUNE 27.
over, as i 5 , Laure Bowers, sailed from Ancona for this port on the 15th ,a,..
in .1:50, to Inatant.'PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
3,k. Darnton and Beckett, Manchester, spindle manufacturers-
-court, 011 AR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28.—Wind N.W., light. J. H. Ker and Co., Liverpool. commission agents.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
,ssault caSo leaa'sla: Ds—Hamlet, Trinidad—Ringfield, Davies New Or- J. Dredge, Liverpool, hotel keeper—first thy. of 2s. 70., on
m about a , . Ragaga Thane, from New Orleana and Norfolk, Vir-
W.:la—Douglas'. Hubert, aTalbot*Wednesday,
•nd Arthur, , Mobile—aonn m ,•
. . July 5, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr.
ration from
_venal, NV'organ s, Liverpool.
sof labours Albert, St ambersie, Charleston—Sea King, St. Andrew's— It. Brown, Crosby, Lancashire, grocer—first div. of 25., on
years age Trieste. . Joint's, N.l3.—Abram D'Arnico di Dio, Belitar, for Thursday, June 29, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Caze-
ith similar nove's, Liverpool.
lalver BANKRUPTS.
),I, Pool, Irving, from Savannah, at this port. On the 22nd Benjamin Peach, Graveeenl discount broker.
yan aged taOE„, in lat. 34, long. 13, fell in with the General Sir William JamesS bb rt S 'tt ' t't Y kn d Lambeth,tailor.
. a e on, au on-s ree , York-road, -roa ,
ran ht up, The', from Cuba for Swansea, on fire, and Wok off the crew.
vessel iswith Samuel Gowan, Holland-street, Christchurch, victualler.
s, whilst 3 ts,.._ n laden copper ore, Ste. 'John Every, sena Lewes, ironfounder.
r,.;01.1, Langley, from Bombay at Hong Kong.
node. The, Charles Brown, New Sarum, stonemason.
,"raa Greenock 111`Kay, hence at St. Domingo.
n assaulted au 'Lees, Romyn • Triton, Deswelgh • and Jean Van Eyck, Richard Henry Morgan, Mansfield-place, Kentish-town, li-
inne, hen •at ' '
censed-victualler. !e that the cowl- ie Ostend.
William Clay, Cheapside, London, warehouseman.
hailffs had auPeri,lz),,t•°"' Houghton, for Sierra Leone; Clara, Allen, and James Newman, Ventnor. Isle of Wight, builder.
this state- , and , , Mason, trom St. John, N. 8.; Carteretta, alatterface, Georg Lovesy Catenharri lib-arian
eremaal;a, Wytlivcombe, from Newfoundland, and Competitor,
ling at the
Vir' ''Westbury** T Bristol,l d
e est Mitchell,-upon- rym, 0g-
.#0,,, 1 Mince, N.S.,_all at Cove.
lartiesyro- ateurs , Carrie, from St. Stephen's, off ditto. ing-house-keeper.
Edward Parry, Hay, Breconshire, corn-merchant.
counlats:, Don, from Bombay at the Clyde.
George Slater, Doncaster. ironmoeg,er.
a sailer,
berg at ass of Minto. and Perseverance, both for St. Peters- Thomas Hill and Henry Stock. Tremadoc and Portmadoc,
Mr. Rush' „.r. Pentland Frith.
Carnarvonshire, manufacturers of slate goods.
~,'4 lof Durham, Grayson, hence at Rio Janeiro.
to a ship'
John Rhodes, Clegg ball, near Rochdale, cotton-spinner.
k: eater' Criekett, sailed from Bahia for this port on the 20th
Ice the pri'•ll William Emmerson, North Shields. banker.
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DIVIDENDS.
resenting Ai.i, from Demerara at Trinidad.
!t1 that he ik k''' na, Birnie, sailed from Messina for Licati and this port • ' 21, W. Yates,
Mkt
sal. Jenne ' calico-printer.--July 18, E. Williams, Northop, Flintshire,
di 111 t ssrS• J.
got value, arnes, West, sailed from Leghorn for this port 13th June. draper.
CERTIFICATES
again me.
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
, THURSDAY, JIVE 22.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
signature • gaRRIVED day of meeting.
stated that Race, xp • John Willis, Willis, from DeMerara—Arahella, July 19, G. Umphray, Liverpool, merchant.—July 20,J. Cots 1
lieas York—filarOrleans—Venice, Salter, Mobile—Witch, Brown, ton, Manchester, spindle maker.
i
prisoiter,
Holland y Caroline, Delany, St. John's, N.B.—Firefly, CERTIFICATES
Desire, ~,t anstantinople—Zante Packet, Brennan, Smyrna— to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,
on Of St' dale, Antigua— Malaga—Duncan, Henricksen, Calcutta—Wars- unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before July 18.
Or making iaua—Devonia, Alexandria. T. Stother, Manchester, joiner.
!earth Act, Jeune Caroline B SCOTCH' SEQUESTRATION.
eel sas in. Thomas Lowry, Graham,oskap hence at the Schelde. J. Struthers, Glasgow, iron merchant.
Senator, N •,, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Deal. J. Thomson, Glasgow, wright.
rment. A . , st,le. from Manilla, at St. Helena. R. Bisset, Laurencekirk, merchant.
jell coifing Argaum fiute from Jene om Calcutta, at the Clyde. Wylie and Johnston, Dundee, merchants.
Feet of soil , hence atßio Janeiro.
1, but thi3 Broad Axe, from Falmouth, at ditto.
as put in: tslauaTe;:i'="PT;)N, June 28.—The John Woodall, for Lima, has FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
ii„, 0
.1, into Cosaes Roads, with loss of bowsprit and cutwater, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
le act baa day,,• t.ll r.me,senonsly Injured, having been in contact yester- J. Richardson and J. Sandilands, Birkenhead, tailors—E.
stain to be 13,at the Canton, (steamer,) for Hong Kong, which has put and S. H. Cheetham, Stockport, millowners.
West, }'an ca here.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
antaass ilh ___—______W. Walker and J. Gray, Leeds. wooletapiers—third and final
it a coffin JUNE
ARR",E_ .FRIDAY, - 30.—Wind W., strong. div., any Tuesday, at Mr. Stansfeld's, Leeds.
:s of earth aad All D.—Washington Irving, Caldwell, from Boston—One H. S. Brazier, Oxford, tailor—first div. of 4s. to those who
torot , Leeward, and Windnish, Lisbon—Sicilii, Fletcher, for have not received any former dividend, on Saturday, July 1,
14.,_ Ben Nevis, Turner, Mobile—Montreal, 11.1• Master, for and two subsequent Saturdays, at Mr. Groom's, Abchurch-
ntreal—lvanhoe, Edwards, New York. lane.
Vali — BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
j ant, Young, hence at Para. James Lewis Kennaby, King-street, Snow-hill, London, dealer
Cane Caroline, Roskamp, hence at Antwerp. in corks.
early tom- hewn, Brohn, from Akyab, 37 days from SL Helena, and BANKRUPTS.
ePencl" Atkin, from St. John's, N•B both at
aa,_ , nee, in, • o Cove. James Richardson, New Oxford-street, London, hosier. 1
St
ear Koch- Haeagreenahence for Quebec, off ditto. Samuel West Rickman, Hallsham, Sussex, innkeeper. St
Marron, Pines, from Sydney, N.S.W. off Deal; sailed on Bth William Francis Thomas, Princes-street, Hanover-square, '
London, tailor. St
(lay, from (Ira
Gooot a, from Port Adelaide—Princess Helena, from the Cape William Henry Pitt, York-place, Pentonville, London,
ro• , in ...4,„u Hope—Harvest Home, and Otterspool, from Calcutta engineer.
urSdaY, a a•-al, Mess of Durham, from Sincapore, all at St. Helena. John Saunders and Edwin Turrell, late of Fleet-street,
iq., se" " 1,-Zneree, from Ostend for this port, at Deal. London, publishers. 14
nary Cobb, from China, at Sydney, N.S.W. James Betts, Winchester, upholsterer.
teat Ann, from Odessa, off Cape de Gatt 9th instant. Thomas Martin, Weston, Nottioghamshire, miller.
is a fa
Elias Neston, Madeey, Shropshire, clothier,
the neigh-
William Yates, Shelton, Staffordshire, earthenware manufac- St,
~ARR, SATURDAY, JULY I.—Wind N.N.E.
surer.
-hall Col' sale nvEn•—Ellen, Hutchinson; Niagara, Russell • Empire
1' -en, Port• from New 0 1 I • Turner, '
aeriaas, „., otter, r eans— conium, Mobile— John Boyce, Birmingham, umbrella-manufacturer.
being
was f .4;0; Itoddock, Calcutta Osceola, Thomas, and Sarah, George Bensley, Bristol, draper.
!quenae e Ja t t. N.B.— •
Pnncess Atkinson, Dorchester N.B.— I idd
Joseph W 1 onPlymouth, cement-manufacturer.
T'a, Jon , Jolla, ' ' Joseph Michell, Gwennan, Cornwall, coal-merchant.
a Ski, es, St. Stephen, N.B.
' n litii, aßo.—Petrel, Cahill ; Georgians, Caine; and Betsey Hall, '
Tames Manley, Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer.
this tow r
Richard Ellerbeck, Pilkington, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.
inon,l3ll- 'ei 4'r At i 1 t Hullen, Bombay—British Sove-
legal_ „ a ea— Ancas er,
Thomas Browne, Northumberland. shipowner.
rasiea,raarris, Calcutta—Ylocano, Rionda, Manilla—Parker,
DIVIDENDS.
r sec
on
Card,
Ireland Mary Ray, Ellwood, Demerara—Highlander, Geth- July 21, E. Hughes, Liverpool, grocer.—July 31, J. Bennis I chi
t commit- ara, „Para iso—Alert, Richardson, Santa Martha—Jenny land, ter and D. Simpson, Liverpool, shipwrights —July 21, G. and
Val, ilallfax—Niagaat, (steamer,) Kyrie, Halifax. &c.—Bran- J. Blake, Liverpool and Dublin. soap manufacturers.
fiat returo ;1419.1.ibli;nie, and Milicete, Hunter, Quebec—Ajax,r_ Chafer,
CERTIFICATES
(-1.) it irai`j Perthshire, Tait, St. John, .B.—Wakorta, Paine.
lin worla'sto be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 1
A on unra, Hammer,
Bliss, and London, Ross, Boston—Me-
day of meeting.
ployea- i ork.....vrnmer, Charleston—Sir Charles Napier, Teare, New Jul •al J. Carter, Liverpool, .
1 - a merchant. —July 21, M. A.
,arnent 0 geb Teary,Salter, V. • • —Rein leer King, Beirout—
at e, h 'ramie t , , a Legett, Liverpool, hotel-keeper.
fol' 1.,:(1te..a oMpson Constantinople—Eleanore, Moulin', Cron- CERTIFICATES •
is
as 5 . _
. micas! ' ' •—L dia De Hoyde
, 20,54 a' 0 ratases iire Lass, Blacklock, Dan= y , ' to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,
. Polon sa.atiges Jones Hamburg—Free Trade, (steamer,) for
/holly 00' `ll.l --un' ' ' • - dhl
t.e, ion, Denduyts, and Vigilant, Groenen a ,Ostend, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before July 21.
R. and M. Smith, Baxendale, Lancashire, calico printers.—
;, Heron, Dixon, Pillau. D. Gostick, Keighley, Yorkshire, grocer.
s, Esa.--
in (w hera 1./lateT, (steamer,) hence at Havre.
ek), a"1„-• . , 11441' -ntonius, hence at Scheldt. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
dens,) e', ',tole. al, Reeves, sailed from Gibraltar for this port on 20th of June. Hour.
Proia ,
July 4, John and William Walker (Ist) .... District Court, 11
amplianea atarsatentia, from Ostend for this port, at Deal. 4, George Francis (Ist) Ditto, 11
an to the ber:4oll, Fletcher, from China, at Sydney, N.S.W. 5, Gaspar Weiss (Ist)
rge nuei; 4ataerintaraom Georgetown at Hobart Town. 10, William Prytherch (2nd) Ditto, 11
bled 'llea elaide a, Matthews, front Bombay, and Victoria, from Port 18, John Woodyatt (Ist) Ditto, 11
;filar their ICelsieaaats,Sa• Helena. 10, John Lloyd (Ist) Ditto, 11
ieighhOltr. Wp \\'o Helena.
late Brown, from Berbice at Deal.
Dael '''.°llr) 3 14, John Redman (2nd) Ditto, 11
•ith alace- all foe a, , Oth June.—Finn M'Coull, (steamer,)from Liver
Tust._‘_oligliall, was wrecked yesterday, on a sunken rock.
the late aaa. Crew and passengers saved. Y,
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4,ARRiv„. SUNDAY, JULY 2.—Wind N.W.
liop.NevvlirT Diogenes,. Goodall, and Sarah Louisa, Barker,
eans—Navigator, Putman, New York—Britannia;
t:A I LEur; from Montreal.
~erk__Gr--Sea, Barstow, and New York, Cropper, for New
Konig aPeberg:, Bell and Mary Ann, Brown, Danzic—Warrior,

Aldb
mktret
•4eape • u Tor (steamer,) Miller, hence at Constantinople, and
Alt Trebizod.
Ct. re d ric
. Merks •n Argo,Crouch, and Bines, hence at
%atitd t ' Alert, •
ot ro, Hart; Agnes, Hamlin, and Clunie, Matheson, hence
gga.
;ThMa Perkins, Barlow, hence at Hamburg.
kgrgYra, Rees, from Cochin at St. Helena, and sailed _
18th
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for this D
port.
tmmerce, reaweigh, and Progress, Van Heyde, from Os.
at Deal.

MONDAY, JULY 3.—Wind N.W.
Att..
ioknlEn.—Speculator, from Tobasco—lnvincible, Neuman,
zro, Cephalon ia—Orkn ey Lass, from —Georgiana, Wilson,
141(screw-steamer,) Carter, Rotterdam
4 '0
Empire, Calhoun, Dorchester, N.B.—Challenge, Long,
3A,reseent, Nickerson, from St. Stephen's, N.B.
Elena,•— Ball Val araiso—Oden Johnson Tonsbe
Leavitt, St. John, N.B.—Euphrates, Gifford, Hongr
Martha Collis; Nonpareil, Brown ; Sisters, Davies ;
ti"l,tl inr, Consennd Emma, Hadgraft, Danzic—Crescent, Dow,
ellelePh tadt—Auguste, Kirkhave, Bruges—Jose-
eke, Ckling, Borgen—Denison, King, Antigua—Ada, Cus-
ttorilYrna—Hampden. Briggs, and Switzerland, Stinson,
Irrt, B. Nevins, Boddie, Alexandria, A.S.—Gratitude,
plry 13Petersourg—St. Andrew, Hankin, Rotterdam—
Murray, Venice—Bolivar, Martin, Rio Grande-
-I;;Atde,,,i'mamond, Stephens, Palermo—Solway, Jones, Memel ettk , Davies, Cronstadt—Palmyra, Waldack, Bruges—Ex-
derson, St. Petersburg.

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plk linest eaMer,) from Greenock. New steamer for the
6,04411 d E
t.„ oai (Aber, and Thomas B. Blythe, at Mauritius.
uhrle erovv, at Honduras.
4.4_4 li,,,?l:l,auchlan, at St. John N.B.
itiobi:4,ki, from Matanzas, at Kingstown.
reti,:,!nert,ce at 'Matanzas.
9e, atrickson ; Rajah Bassa, Glover, and Prince of
eked h, hence at Bombay.
, Smith, and Princess Royal, hence at Calcutta.
441("t lieb; Iccar sailed from Calcu ta for this port.
"kldrn,..f±rconstantitwilp has nn* hark honince

THE CHARITIES.

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.
REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, JUNE 23.
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 113; Patients visited at
their own homes, 102; Total, 215.
Physician, Dr. Imlack ; Consulting Physician, Dr. Ash-
croft ; Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd ;
House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball.

BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,
JUNE 24, 1848.
HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 2; Discharged—Cured, 1 ; Relieved,
0; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefitted, 0; Irregular, 0;
Dead, 0; Remaining, 3.—DISPENSARY.—Out-Patients—Ad-
mined, 34; Discharged, 2a; Dead, 0; Remaining, 239: Home
Patients—Admitted, 3; Discharged, 4; Remaining. 7. Total
since January 1, 895.

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Smith;
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Mr. Dixon ; Treasu-
rer, Mr: R. Bryans, Jun. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Mac-
dougall. Francis Hamp, Honorary Secretary. Risitors
for the ensuing week, Mr. Pritchard and Mr. R. Bryans,

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JUNE 28.

WEEKLY REPORT

Iles
he ne ir.SSELS SPOKEN
s, for. New York, let June, in lat. 39, long. 33
ql1j11"; nore","itTlet in lat. 42, long. M.—Assam, from Clyde
i;;;."l.,.4lpe.—Yorkshire, hence, for New York,

INDOOR : Cured and relieved, 34; Dead, 0; Entered, 10;
Under treatment, 41.—OuTnoon : Cured and relieved, 39 ;
Dead, 0; Entered, 41 ; Under treatment, 40.
Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt,
Esq. ; 'Visitors, Mr. Benjamin Platt and Mr. J. Job ;
house-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House-
zurgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock ; President,
Jos. B. Yates, Esq.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, JULY 1.
ADM ITTED : Accidents, 27 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 20 ; Total, 47.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 26 ;
Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out- Patients, 16;
Irregular, 0; Died, 0; Remaining in the Hospital, 93.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr.
Stubbs; House Visitors, Daniel Neilson and Thomas
Irlam, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gilder.
sleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Req. ; Chaplain, Rev.
Wm. Hughes.

416
LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY 1.
DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 21 ; Relieved and at own
request, 3; Made Out-patient, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, I.
ADMITTED In-nntianta QS Q. Chlt_mb.Lanic A • during

le week, 10; Remaining in the House, 172.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr.
C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; House
Visitors, William Carson and Harmood Banner, Esqs. ;
Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Richard Gibson,
Eso.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL

4/44,4,1:-.13:70.134:L.,c- 4onn,sbriong.. 23 —Oregon, hence, 7th June, in
ttleti. lii hit lz. 40.....4) uok, hence, for'Charlestou Ist June,
it)ht.., Ith. 43, ion nexla, from New York, for this port, 2nd -
041
.ii___F. ju,e. itA• 58.—Agnes and Ann, from Newry for
,Nr14!.,0,1,-ntrvri., ' pPg.‘4s.—Columbia, 21 t June, in lat. 50,
11011144 binder,„ e, 23rd June, off Tnikas oy Morton, Australia
ki, .a., rth,.,, 1). , for Philadelphia 12th June, in lat. 48. Bahia ....
ill i.ll 240
jor tAntl' 11•10 Janeiro_,_.27th May, in lat. 28, long. 42. Barbadoes
5..14 ey,c üb, . uutb, 29th May, in lat. 29,10ng. 42 --John Bombay
ill J 1
~ ailcu;taj4, 'fart- 49, long'. B.—Governor 24th J .
illy, illrillie, ofi-Trg• 23 Ilin_Bl3;gleevaetilc, i)%otomr Calaitts, 26tYin;:pn1C'ff 11. Ayres .
Clyde, for Trinidad,' ((.i.t.utta hope.
ttliii'3,2t.:tjo44s linc;,,ar:4-16ruZzora, hence, for Philadelphia. 6th Charleston
la: In I„,:itin. 4c.-John FieladieLl°_ll,l,!flow,r this port, ls"th june, China
...4.....-..• ins. thin thamprriva

Direct. 1 lndirect,l

nother, hence,
cn• 40 -,flrornet% hen'ee, fo";
loiit:4Vng. hburton, of New York, Bth JOl? Jana. Fr-a• • •
for Quebec, )2tia June, ill LlJAairra

Direct.) Indirect,

March 9 Lima
May 23 Maranhain
.. 2 Mauritius
• 2 Mobile
March Monte Video
--I
May 8 New Orleans
• 8 New York :
Julie ly ' ernambuco
April 24 Rio Janeiro.)
May 19 Savannah

April 12
• • I 9
March 27
June 5
April 13
June 3

s 0 St. Helena
22Talparaiso
7lVera Cruz

!lobe
Alf%
April