The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-09 00:00:00

THE CHARITIES

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 6th Sept.)
—DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 27 ; relieved, and at own
request, 7 ; made out-patients, 2 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, I.
ADM ITTED n-pattents 29; nut-patients, 7; casuals during
the last week, ll.—Remaining in the house, 185.
SOUTH ERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(Weekly Re-
port, 4th September.)-1:v-PATIENTS :—Discharged cured, 7 ;
relieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 0; irregu-
lar, 0; dead, 4 ; entered, 14 ; under treatment, 64.---Our-
PATIENTS :—Cured, 27; entered, 46; under treatment, 33.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 6th Sept.)—
Amu ITTED : Accidents, 42; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 18; Total, 60.--DiscitAßG ED Cured, 30 ;
Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out-Patients,
20; Irregular, 3; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 82.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET.—
(Weekly Report, 4th Sept.)—On the books, 66 boys, 48 girls ;
average daily attendance, 58 boys, 37 girls ; sick list, 3 boys, 3
girk ; obtained situation, 1 boy, 3 girls.
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI-
TUTION, ROSE. HlLL.—(Weekly Report, 6th Sept.)--Pa-
tients attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 154; at
their own dwellings, 40; total. 194.

STATE OF TRADE

MANCHESTER.—Prices continue firm, with only a moderate
business doing. Buyers for export are still unwillinr, to give
out orders for distant delivery, being apprehensive that cotton
may recede in the meantime. This opinion is strengthened by
the quieter tone of the Liverpool market, and the diminution
of sales to the trade during the %reek. Shippers to the east are,
more than any other class of exporters, out of the market, and
there is, therefore, a very languid demand both for yarns and
goods suitable for that quarter. Cop yarns are still in good
demand, and previous prices well maintained. Fine yarns
are steady, without much doing. In cloth, the home trade
houses continue to buy pretty freely, but otherwise the market
is not animated.

ROC H DA LE.—We have had a dull heavy market, and a rather
limited amount of business has been transacted. For kerseys
and coarse goods the manufactures are asking more money, in
order to meet the extra price asked for low-priced wools. The
wool market has been slack and prices have been much the
same as last week's.

LEEDS.—The amount of business done in both the ware.
houses and the cloth halls since our last report has been rather
less than the average of the past month ; but manufacturers
continue moderately well employed, and the prospects of the
trade for whiter are considered to be fair. Notwithstanding
the advance of wool at the recent wool sales in London, there
is no advance in the price of cloth.

MACCLESFIELD.—the improved tone mentioned in our last,
in the demand for silk manufactured goods, has been fully
sustained during the week, especially from the wholeple houses
of London and Manchester, and has given a more animated
appearance to our staple trade than for some time past, although
there are a large number of handloom weavers yet unemployed.
In the face of this fact, large quantities of weaving are sent to
the remote districts of Derbyshire and Lancashire, to be woven
at considerably lower prices than those fixed by the Maccles-
field local board of silk trade. The throwing trade has not yet
undergone any change for the better since our last. There is
nothing new in the fancy trimming trade, with the exception
of more doing in gimps. _

Norri Non'Am.—Lice : There is less doing among as generally
this week. The Germans have ceased buying for the September
Leipsic fair, and we are between the seasons for fashion in the
home department. Some of the houses confined to the country
trade complain generally of the slackness of business. Spin-
ners are asking a higher price for cops, but no advance has
been obtained on doubled yarns as yet, except upon the lowest
numbers, up to 40, or thereabouts. Hosiery : We are unsually
quiet in our trade in all its branches, and expect to remain
more or less so for about a month, when we may reasonably ex-
pect to be regularly employed upon goods for the spring trade
through the winter. There lean alteration in the price of yarn

Anglesey, Grange, sailed from Bombay for this port Aug. 29.
The Sardinia, for New York, was iti contact this morning
with the Susan E. Howell, from Baltimore, and lost head, cut-
water, &c. ; the latter vessel received damage in the bow.
Tl,e barque Asia, of this port, sailed from Callao for England
14th Jan., is supposed to have been spoken with 2d April, in
lat. 8 N., long. 34 W., and has not since been heard of.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4—Wind N.N.W.
ARRlVED.—Catnelion, Wylie, from Amsterdam—Two Bro-
thers, Denmat k—Admiral (s.), Havre—John Cunningham,
Sloane, Danzic—Ellen, Dieppe—Brunswick, Archangel.
SAILED.— Penelope, Theodoro, for Alexandria, E—Jemsetjee
Cursetjee, Withycomue, Bombay—St. Gei,rge, Hutchinson,
New Orleans—Colonel Cutts. Chase, and George Green, Red-
man, New York—Goliah, Slater, Staten Island—Elizabeth,
Hunter ; Prince Arthur, Jolly, and Scotia, Dakin, Halifax, N.S.
—Abercrombie, Loutitt, Montreal—Aberdeen, Dunn, and Ben
Nevis, Mackay, Quebec—Nlalzenio, Parrna, Barcelona—Veile,
Vold, and Marens Minde, Uglebjerg, Bergen—Gem. Black-
more, Constantinople—William, Wakeham, Gijon—Eugene,
Folkerts, Leuven—Almeira, Leverells, Malaga.

Turk, Harding, hence at Alalaga.
Louisa Maurice, Laurent, hence at Charente.
Nearlands, Welveran, from Marseilles, at Falmouth.
Sacramenta, Dove, from Port Ph.lip—Orpheus, Neill, from
SS hampoa ; and Investigator, Akzab, all at St. Helena.
Ruby, sailed from Palma for this port 24th August, with the
wrecked cargo of the Laurel.

Regis,
..,..
Wyke Regis, sailed from Beaumaris for Halifax 2nd instant,
after repairing.

John toole,-hence at Dublin, to embark passengers for New
Orleans.

ST. HELENA, July 10.—The Garland Grove, Spittal, of Lon
don, bound to Adelaide, South Australia, was abandoned 3r
June, in lat. 25 S. , long. 59 ; crew saved by the Magdelina,
arrived here from Batavia.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.—Wind E.S.E

ARRIVED.—Betsey Emma, from Danzic.
SA LED.—Aim, Justice, for Para—Lady Herbert, Alexander,
and A Z, Chandler, New York—Osborne, Howell, New Orleans
—Adelaide Metcalf, Metcalf, Boston—Margaret (s.), Simpson,
Havre—Hero, Tregoninir Charente and Valparaiso—Marietta,
Neilson, St. Thomas—jemitna, Burnham, Newfoundland—
Countess of Zetland, Watson, Yarmouth, N.S.—Tyro, Orr,
Lisbon—Kedgeree, Oliver, Calcutta—George, Med wood, Riga
—Duke of Cornwall, Phillips, Nantes—Maria, Parrace, Stettin.

Maria, Sarah Jane, Catherine Hodges, and Victory, hence at
Riga Aug. 27.
Royal George, hence at Para.
Rapid, Osborre, hence at Palermo Aug. 30.
Leon, Perez, from Havana, at Queenstown.
Mersey, hence for Honduras, off Jamaica.
Icarus, Rouffmack, sailed from Jamaica for this port Aug. I.
John Wishart, Pickens, from Newfoundland, off Queenstown.
Mary Hunter, and Princess Charlotte, Newham,
hence at Jamaica.
Areqaissa, Asken ; Harpye, —; Orion, Christiansen ; and
Emillia, Corkhill, all hence at Guazmas.
Richard Cobden, Amey. at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
port Aug. 24.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 25.—The Austrian schooner Perla, Luco-
vich, put into this port 22d Aug., h•ith damage to cargo, and it
is feared that some of the casks (oil) are bilged. She has been
surveyed, and ordered to discharge part of her cargo.

SATURD ‘Y, SEPTEMBER 6.—Wind E.N.E., light.
SAILED.—Slaney, Whitburn, for St. Michael, &c.—Henry
Ware. Nason, and Edmund, Robertson, Calcutta—Ora, Grone-
mann, Jacmel—Marietta, Neilson, and Mary, Frese, St. Tho-
mas—Triton, Smith, Charleston—Pandora, Wernyss, and Per-
sian, Barton. Mobile—Hibernia, Faulk, New York—Europa
(s.), Lott, Halifax and Boston—lndus, Cliney, Quebec—Sama-
ritan, Allen, Bergen—Susanna, Barnard, Cronstadt—Arahian
(s.), Walker, Constantinople--Boon Guisseppe, Dallorosa,
Genoa—Sotera, De Gartit-z, Malaga—San Pasquali, Mazella,
Naples—Najaden, Lundgren, Nye Carleby—Margaret and
Jane, Ellis, Oporto—Aurora, Haverion, Pernau—Johann Cor-
nelius, Fradland, Rostock—Carl Franz, Karstadt. and Maria,
Parrace, Stettin—Johanna, Nantz, Stralsund—Jane Smith,
Putt, Venice.

Africa (s.), Rvrie, from New York, at this port; left 27th of
August. Has 831,333 dollars in specie on freight. On 28th of
Aug., at 8 30 a.m., exchanged signals with a steamer, supposed
to he the Asia, from Liverpool.
New York, Abeel ; Siddons, Howes; Albert Gallatin, De-
lano; Yorkshire, Briggs; H. H. Boody, Skolfield; and Con-
stitution, Britton, hence at New York.
Dart, Archer; Tanjore, Lindsay; iEolns, Bartlett; John
Munro, Thorson ; Zosteria, Goodwin ; Clara Maria, Paturke ;
Doctor, Forbes; Helene, Schaper; and Reinholdt, Bartells, all
hence at Cronstadt.
Orion, Frances; Doris, Kevan ; Dunrobin, Littlejohn; Alert,
Canning; Sarah Bragg, Middleton; and Aid, White, hence at
Narva.
Maria, Jongebloed ; Sarah and Jane, Walker; Catherine
Ho'ges, Lewis; and Victory, Evans, hence at Riga.
Willielmina, Archendurff; Roelfina, Lohman ; and Gezina,
Kniper, hence at Pillau.
Otomocto, Howes, hence at New Orleans.
Philena, Herbert, and John Ravenal, Turner, hence at
Charleston.
Wyoming, hence at Philadelphia.
Feronia, Wakeham, hence at Corfu.
Jacob. Bentzen, hence at Horsens.
Alice Jane, sailed from Jamaica for this port 2nd Aug.
Betsey, Lloyd, from Galatz, at Queenstown.
KEY WEST, Aug. 16.—The salvors of the Ottilta, from New
Orleans, for Liverpool, have been awarded twenty per cent. on
the value of ship and cargo, amounting to 24,972 dollars. She
was ready to proceed to sea ; but the crew protested, and the
captain has been compelled to discharge her; she will be hove
down in a few days for necessary repairs.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.—A small ship, dismasted, waterlogged,
and abandoned, with the letters N.S. upon her stern, was seen
22d July, in lat. 49, long. 53.
BOSTON, Aug. 22.—The ship Chasca, which sailed yesterday
for Miratnichi, ran ashore on Egg Rock, but was got off,
without material damage, by the assistance of steamers.

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 7.—Wind E., moderate
ARRlVED.—Cornelia. Menchaca,_from Havana.

SAlLED.—Tigris, Selkirk, and Jolly Robin, Maughan, for
Calcutta—Judah Touro, Lewis, New Orleans—Queen Potuare,
Driscoll, St. John, N.B.—Venus, Andresen, for Iceland—Frau
Sophia, Ahrens, Lubeck—Aurora, Haversen, Pernau—Gannet
(s), Sullivan, Rotterdam,

Mary (smack), hence at Dublin, with loss of mainmast,
boom and gaff, pump, bulwarks, stanchions, &c., having been
run into by a brig, supposed to be a collier, off Lambay, this
morning.

Kevetiue, Crowell • William Nelson, Cheever ; E. C. Scran-
ton, Spencer ; Joseph Walker, Hoxie, and Catherine, Edward,
all hence at New York.

Genova (s), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Genoa.
Agnes, Brown ; Grecian (s), Hardie, and Hornet, Pitcairn,
all hence at Malta.
Osmanli (s), hence and from Genoa, at Leghorn.
Isaac Newton, Bush, hence at Charleston.

Johannes, hence at Baltimore.—
Arthur, Talbot, and John Bunyan, Nicholls, hence at Phila-
delphia.
Snowdon, Walker, and Avon, Johnson, hence at Quebec.
Turk, Harding, hence at Malaga.
Olof, Bracke, hence at Stockholm.
Tiber, Potjer, and Susanna, Fairlam, hence at Man.

Rattler (s), Carter, from Palermo, tit Gibraltar, and cleared
for this port.
Perla, Lucovich, sailed from Gibraltar, for this port, 30th
August.
Dalriada, Smith, from Quebec, off Queenstown.
NEW YORK, 27th Aug.—The steam-tug Achilles arrived 27
f— 13,

inst. from the ,ritish-ship Catherine, ashore on Amagansett
Beach, Long Island, and brought her passengers, 245 in number,
to this port. The ship is frill of water; but it is supposed she
may be got off by the aid of water-casks, should the weather
prove favourable.—The foretopmast, bowsprit, with sails and
rigging attached, apparently belonging to a vessel of about 600
tons, with head and spars painted white, were passed on 25th
Aug. off Fire Island, by the Catherine, arrived here from
Liverpool.—The wreck of a vessel, bottom up, was passed 31st
July in lat 35, long 51, by the Jane and Elizabeth, arrived here
from Newcastle. •

QUEBEC, 23d Aug.—The Duke, Welsh, hence for Cork, on
her way down, grounded on Basque Island, but got off without
apparent damage, and proceeded.
MALTA, 25th Aug.—The Elizabeth, from Ibrail, for Queens-
town, put in here 21st inst. leaky, and had pumped up grain
CHARLESTON, 22d Aug.—The Wonder, Hunter. of Sum
land

, from Carthagena, -for Liverpool, has put 'in here for
repairs, her foremast having been struck by lightning, while
loading, and disabled.

MONDAY, SEPT. 8

-Wind I

ARRIVED..
from Quebec

Helen, Jackson, and Lord Ashley, Roberts,
-Astrologer (s.s.), Milburn, Smyrna.

,
SAILED.—Queen, DOsking, for Lisbon—De Dalitz, and
Edward, Elllor, Danzic—Lancaster, Thwaites, Calcutta—Zante
Packet, Fudge, Vera Cruz—Argo, Dix, Lisbon.

Ino, Warwick, from Autigua—St. Helens, Williams, from
St. Domingo, and Grand Frederick, Degroen, from Constanti-
nople7at Queenstown.
. - _

Ariel, Pain, from Cape of Good Hope, and John Lucy, Cur
lin,_from Magaguadavic, ofr ditto.

Mary Worriarl, and Bertha, sailed from Vera Crz for La
guns 27th Jnly.

•
GIRRALTAR, Aug. 31.—Three vessels are reported to have
been lost off Cape St. Vincent, one English, one Greek, and one
French, the latter with the whole of her crew.