The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-02 00:00:00

TitPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JUNE 29.

DISCHARGED
27
&IDatients cured
nuest 9
xelleved and at own re 4 2
/lade thit-patients . 2
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ADMITTED.

In-patient, 97
Out-patients
Casuals during the week 5
Remaining in the house

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and 14Ir Dawson .
Chaplain. Rev. Thos. Harries.
Apothecary, Mr. George PC.adMley.
House Visiters, J. B. Brancker and oss, Esqrs.
House Surgeon. ...... Mr. M`Cheane.
JAMES BOLD, Treasurer

OBJECTIONS TO FEMALE ASSOCIATIONS.—" I OWII I
cannot relish the plan of female associations. All private
exertions for a deserving object become their character ;
but for ladies to meet, to publish, to go from Louse to
house stirring up prtitions—these , appear to we proceed-
ings unsuited to the female character as delineated in
Scripture. And though we should limit
,interferencere
of our ladies to the cause of justice and humant
its tendency would be to mix them in all the multiform
warfare of political life."--Life of Wilberforce.
QUAKERS' MEETING.—" Went with Joseph Gurney
to the Quakers meeting. We first sate still (they all with
their hats on) fir about twenty minutes. Then Gurney
slowly rose and prayed for about five minutes an opening
Prayer. Then ha preached, as we should say, for about
an hour; no text, and for want, perhaps, of divisions, it
41,'Peared rambling, and left no deposit, only impression,
and after a short pause, notice given that service at six.
and neighbours shook hands with each other. We all
cane away thankful that we were not Quakers. No
ipture reading ; no common prayer ; the person pray-
-4 himself kneels, the rest stand."— Wilberforee's Diary.
14Is D
1.."7 -., IJOLTON (AFTERWARDS LADY THUKLOW) IN
the ,ateoor..—ln the season of 1808, during the close of
pool 14'ndon theatres, Miss Bolton performed at Liver-
her'vZhtzeishetbecrme a very powerful attraction, from
and musical talent combined; and
ann'PleY„ rePaideatV'managers the very liberal terms of her
4''e itglialhtnetit• She had become so decided a favourite
her • :e War oin
visit o . gof Liverpool,that she repeate
d
her people
successive summer, and ale'ays preserved
her „ n each
sr P°Pularit • The inhabitants of that very spirited and
fait )•
by them town were not content with rewarding her talent
• d approbation, but many of the
taptit _ pubh cly.expresEe
families invited her
tot htlesPeetable resident merchants'
,stheir ir Parties, and sought every opportunity of testifying
We approbation of her private and public character.
°n aPpreh 3that of her most pleasing recollections,
1„_, . en one
tang'iuxin present exalted station upon the
~,„ back from her
.nal life, will be the kind
arid ,vv_43t events of her professional
ex erienced at Liver-
p,ooi. `r> flattering treatment s e
I)
hew of the ce-
tehrt_pward Lord Thurlow eras
He wasthe naeppoet as well as a
Peer: ' judge of that name.
__
di ronounced by the bar
to h flu: uncle was undoubte P
hi, re been " a good judge of law;', ounce
and wedpr.on
of
betujleal successor to have been . a goo judge _
Peet, Y• ' The • nobleman bad long been known and
t -sete„ ) oung
poetical talents, as well as
fr hi u by the world for his poe
character. He
ss,,, a amiable and somewhat enthusiastic
It and heard Miss to love, to hear
ulia b card Bolton. To see was
his feelings on `lie, in,e enchnnted ; fore as he expressed his
- 'litn, important ent,
' Through my ear, she seized upon my heart,
the And took my reason prisoner.
46 trtnarriage took place in 1813. Lady Thurlow became
*ie no an ornament to the aristocratic circle in which
niell" moved, as she had been to that profession from
fit "er nbl • had selected her—at much for
e planer ~ laohti• o
"ItY of Liud at her personal beauty.

Lavinia, Keller, hence at Trinidad
Lancashire Witch, Taylo sai'ed from ditto 17th May, and
Robert James Haynes, 18th, both for this port
Prince of Wales, Clements, hence at Barbadoes
Wilmot, Hamlin, from Ichaboc, at ditto
Champion. Steele, hence at Antigua
Agnes. Braithwaite, hence at St. Thomas
Magnet, Kenney, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd May
Mersey, Houston, and Governor, Varty, hence at Jamaica
Colonist, Driscoll, sailed from ditto 17th May; Panther, 38th
May, and Medina, 19th May, all for this port
Tallahassee, Hadley, and Scotland, Hamilton, hence at New
York
Tamerlane, hence at Crane Island
Nelson, Cooper; Agnes, Collins; and Argo, Feardon, hence
at Newfoundland
Jenny Jones, Wakem, from Constantinople, at Odessa
Mischief, Leader, sailed from Oran for Cadiz Bth instant
Helen. Walsh, hence at Constantinople, and sailed for Varna
Ist instant

Emma. Thomas; Schryd, Nowlan ; and Porc ,pine, Cleve-
land, hence at ditto

William & Eliza, Price, sailed from Leghorn for this port Bth
instant

Huntington, Wilson ; Magnet, Murdoch , and Victoria, Tait,
hence at St. Petersbur;
John Clifton, Fa:rell, hence at Fillau
Betty, Robert,. hence for Konigsburg, at Dauzic
Superior, Williamson ; Loewe, Erich, and Courier, Witt,
hence at Swinemunde
Meta, Hansen. hence at Wismar
Auguste, Lembeke, hence at Travemunde
Lauritz, Troensegard, hence at Copenhagen
Hormonia. Schaebling, hence at Helvoet
Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend
Ocean. Ward, from Sydney. off the Wight
Lerwick, from Ichaboe and Barbadoes. at Cove
ANTIGUA, May 27.—The Lady Leitrim, front Dublin for this
port, was totally wrecked on the 14th ins ant, on the north side
of this island ; crew and a few materials saved. The Lady
Bassett, Carthew, which arrived here on the Bth instant, from
Liverpool. struck on a reef west end of Barbuda, but got off
immediately, without damage
:sTETTIN, JUNE 20.—The Diana, Pfieffer, from Liverpool, ar-
rived here on the 17th instant, having been in the Twindels.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26.

SAI LED.—Hercules, Madigan, for Constantinople and Odessa
—Cynthia Ann, Read, for Halifax—Velocity, Dixon, for Arica
and Valparaiso—and Henriette, Schultz, for Stettin.

Robert Benn, hence for Bombay, off Kinsale 21st instant
Hope, Davies, hence for Cardigan, at Holyhead, leaky
Royal William, Francis, sailed from Trieste for this port Sth
instant
Queen, Row, sailed from Messina 6th instant, and Eliza,
Nowlan, 9th instant, both for this port
Mary Gray, Burnett. and William Brodrick, Edmund, from
Alexandria; Sophia, Wishart, from Naples—all at Gibraltar,
and cleared for this port 7th instant
Wilhelmina, Bruce, from Le,,horn, and Robert, Ayton, from
Alexandria, at ditto, and both cleared for this port 9th instant
New Jane, Lelean, from Malta, and Wm. Penn, Robe tson,
from Marseilles, at ditto, and both cleared for this port 12th
instant
Barnard Castle, Finlay, from Marseilles, at ditto, and cleared
for this port 12th instant
Helingan, Roach, from Tarragona, at ditto, and cleared for
this port 13th instant
Prince George, Friend, from Alexandria, at ditto, and cleared
for this port 15th instant
Tyro, Symonds, hence at Lisbon
Skylark, Sallars, sailed from ditto for this port 19th instant
Edward, Wallis, kence at Dunkirk
Margaret, hence for Africa, at Baltimore, with loss of fore-
mast.

Strabane. --, from Bombay, off Kinsale.
George Washington, --, from New York, off Kinsale.
Iris. Browne, from Seville, at Crookhaven
Queen Victoria, -, from Hull, at Richi'ucto
Lord Wenlock, -, from ditto, at New Orleans
Margaret Pollock. Pye, from Mobile, at St. John , N.B.
Minerva, . from 13ar0adoes, a Miramichi
Blucher. Scarrow, from Ichaboe, at St. Helena, and sailed
7th May, for Pernambuco.
Argyle, Wal. h, from Africa, at St. Helena, and sailed gth
May, for Cork.
Grace, - • Lord Sumarez ; and Munster Lass, from
S.W. Coast of Africa ; at St. Helena.

Mcw YORK, June 5.—A brig was spoken on shore on Isa-
bella Shoal, off Cape Ant nio, 30th May, with loss of main
mast; was painted black, with two white streaks. June ts.
The Challenge. from Galve,ton, for this port, went on shore on
the quicksands near Key West, 23rd May, but was got off aftpr
discharging about two thirds of her cargo, and was taken into'
Key West, 28th :Nay.

SUNDAY, JUNE 39.—WInd N. light breeze.

ARRIVED.— Havre, Carpenter, from :.zavannah—Diligenee.
Hetherington, from Stettin—and Hele❑ Mills, Brander, from
Harlingen.