The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-03 00:00:00

EARLY CLOSING MEETING.

On Tuesday a meeting of the friends of early closing
was held at the Music-hall. The attendance was respect'
able.
His Worship the MAYOR occupied the chair. He said
he came there rather as a listener than a speaker. llet
had very great pleasure in complying with the reque!:
that he would preside over the meeting. because
entirely and cordially approved of its object, as set forP"
in the circular sent to him, which stated that it vine ,el 3.
tablished to obtain, by upright and honourable inw.
such leisure as should enable the assistants to preservesf
and improve their health and perform the higher duties :),1
their existence as men. (Hear, hear.) Much he believe-1'
had been done, but much remained to be done for the
accomplishment of this desirable object. He was aware
objections had been advanced against them. He had
been told, with reference to their object, that if young
men were released at earlier hours they would spend their
evenings in idleness or amusement, or perhaps in a more
objectionable manner. He hoped that the meeting Wain
give a practical denial of that assertion. Next to evil
closing there was another very important object ; he 811(1'
ded to early rising. With the two combined, early el°'
sing and early rising, he was satisfied much might be done
in their religious and moral improvement, and enabling
them to discharge every duty in the station of life in which
providence had called them. He approved of the early
closing of their offices, of their shops, and of their ma'
isat
kets. He hoped the speakers would be consistent, that
they might have an early closing of their meeting. P!
hoped the speakers would not fall into the too coning'
error of public meetings of making too long speeches when
much might have been compressed. His worship resin
med his seat amidst general applause.
The Rev. Dr. TRENCH moved the first resolution,st?,
the effect that late and injurious hours prevailed in wee'
places, and that the meeting would use its best eff°rt!
to lessen the evil, in a speech of considerable beauty all'h
force.

The Rev. HUGH STOWELL BROWN seconded the ine'
tion. He advocated early closing, on the ground of its
moral, physical, and social benefits. He argued that
shopmen should not be asked to supply articles after
seven o'clock, as he who did so robbed them of their
time, their health, and the recreation they ought to enia'
He contrasted the condition of the shopman with those
mechanics whose business concluded at six o'clock in the
evening. To do business after that time robbed the shop'
man of intellectual and moral culture. Every one vohw
engaged in late shopping did a moral injury. It was said'
some would not close their shops though the vast majority
did. He said, let the vast majority close their she?'
-early, and others would be ashamed, and follow the forte
of public opinion. He would use no hard words, but b°
would have hard facts used in their behalf. It would ke,
no moral injury to shopmen to be liberated early ,Wl7l,
more than other classes closing at seven o'clock. It
Collegiate Institution was closing its lectures, and the
minister was winding up his sermon, and the news-I'of,-
was closing at that hour, so that the shopman had
opportunity of improving himself.
Mr. CROPPER moved a resolution to the effect that the
meeting recommended seven o'clock as a desirable tine
for closing shops.
The Rev. Dr. HumE followed in an able speech.
Mr. JEFFERY said when he was requested to move toe
resolution, he felt it his duty at once to accede to the Ile:
quest. His resolution recommended the support of the
early closing of shops to the public. He had seen Place,
of business filled with persons engaged in business as late
as eleven o'clock at night. His friend, Mr. Woolrign
took
grapplepains
with to
the
et
mtheenespteinriCteneaddtehsetrbooydy of tradesmen
the town, and they were of opinion that it was4,---firA
meetingby xi
r. Rweaasy.
.heldAantotthhee
rCmlaereentidnogn-arrooisitanhgel,mopu'rteSoldfeidt over
held at the Adelphi Hotel, when a deputation was sent to
the employers. A meeting of about 100 tradesmen vial
next held, when it was urged that shops should be closed
at the hours of seven, eight, and nine o'clock, according
to the season. But the public had not been consulted,
and the shopkeepers by degrees gave way. It was often
wards arranged that the shops should be closed at eig,l'
and nine o'clock, but this was obliged to terminate IP
consequence of the late hours of the closing of the final"
kets. Mr. Jeffery entered into a continuous history'
the early closing movement. The time hitherto given to
young men had been well employed ; the abuse had bee.l!.
' the exception, the use the rule ; and he contrasted tom,
conduct with what it was under the former rule.
,111.
Jeffery showed the advantage of early closing to the Stl;
keeper, the assistant, and the public. He espeatOst
urged that ladies used the middle hour of the day as
calculated to make purchases. He also thanked these
ladies who gave their servants a day a month to make P 1
chases.

Mr. JoHN SMITH seconded the resotution.
Mr. LAWRENCE HEYWORTH, M.P., supported it.
The whole of the resolutions were carried unanitnoti.ifi
and, after a vote of thanks to the Mayor, the weetll3
separated.

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141.
leisio OCt. 3 1848.
)farothe
~..r ~,._ ._.. ~ _ _
ping of the
100 ogee' . SAILED.-Yorkshire, Bailey, and Probus, De Vries, for New
altld g*bipping lit ttlligena.
)perty,
York-Holyoake, Day, New Orleans-Sarah, Caner°, Naples-
; of taxes' ______„...._ Reliance, Havre-Fortunatus, Hammer, Swinnemuade-Chas.
sole of the TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ',S.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. Jones, athay, Shanghae.
'ester that, ARRIVED.-James Gray, Carter, from New Orleans-Robert
..!,,att,.Europa, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Boston 14th Sept.
rner shotila
): visi i IrA r, Johnon, Apalachicola-Waltrow, Holmes, Pasbro' N.S. Acadia, (steamer,) hence at Halifax 22nd Sept.
collectora 081:YE2JDTa.mabaeicna.Quebee-Comelian, Creme', Gallipoli-Digger, HONDURAS, 19th Aug.-The Volusia, Finlay, of London,
to tax eol' while beating out of Truxillo, struck on the Bar ant Reef, and
-Rosalind, Archer, Madeira and the River Plate- was wrecked. Greater part of the cargo will be saved.
ion was 50 vigilantle.c., Paul, for Villa Nova-Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, Va- Saranak, Julius, hence at Philadelphia.
- had Pah' g'eatt-Intrinsic, Macfarlane, Staten Island-Apropos, Kock, Senator, Coffin ; Virginia, Calvert ;A Z, Moss ; Andrew
as taxation., li.•
.t_nomas-Eider, (steamer,) Hart, Oporto-Lady Constable,
the 'Unite!: rearen, Norfolk, Virginia-Jamestown, Trask, New York- Foster, Howes ; Creole, Foster ; Garrick, Shipley; Oxford,
Goodmanson •; and Richard Cobden, Burrell, hence at New
be present liZtoia ke, Smidt, Hamburg-Whampoa, Geale, Brazils-Hin- York.
ku n, Cashing, Boston-Ringfield, Leitch, Bombay-Pheenix,
could coil" Perla, hence at Havannah.
e_Per, Antwerp-Eliza Robson, Taylor, Rio Janeiro-Chro- Leodes, Low ; Sea King, Martin • Blue Nose, Lancaster ;
est RePre_: "water, Furse, Constantinople-Albion, Jansen, Stettin. Euphrasia, Simpson; Middlesex, avett; Alabama, Oxnard,
3 that was
ttee of the •
..._CaertileJnoatan Iverson, from Norway, for this port, at Deal. and Empire Queen, Porter, hence at Boston.
Sharon, aterryman, hence for Boston, at Halifax, with masts
taining ea Mulder, from Delft at ditto, and sailed for this port sprung and leaky, and part of cargo (about 100 to iron and
pozndon Packet, 'Erone, hence at ditto, and sailed for this
?ghat Par. crates) thrown overboard.
ase ? Ile; I,ucknow, Fauset, hence at Demerara. Macedonian, Jack, hence at Boston.
nirals War ._ Ann Carr, Harrison, hence at Trinidad. Windsor, hence at Para.
Olive Branch, Drake; Ellen, Hutchinson; Mahaica, Jump;
Aeutenat f. lizabeth Wood, Hadwen, hence at Barbadoes. Anne, M'Garry; Diana, Tonge ; Northumbrian, Thompson;
And tua' • in.eesePh Wheeler, Weale, sailed from ditto for this port 26th Jno. Fielden, Strong, and Hannah Grayson, Penrice, hence at
set.
e were only 9overnor, Smith, hence at Jamaica. Quebec.
voted With The John Be".g hence for Galway, has put back, with loss
eel Zanies Wearne, Matthews, and Gem, Montgomery, hence at of foretopmast, having been in contact with an inward bound
se anal- `Aanc!ria.
barque, which lost jib eoom.
s countrY: a.l4.Bauntius, Foster, and Pasha, Wilson, sailed from ditto for
.epresent Joe .1, port 15th July.
.epresentea l'anna, Nantwell, and Bridget, Wade, hence at Lisbon. VESSELS SPOKEN.
-an Pale), I; t ' sidled fromditto for this port 10th instant Nonantum, from New Orleans, for this port, 29th August, off
Effort, al4lowisaenr,
, sailed from ditto for this port 17th instant. Maternillo Reef.-A. Z., hence for New York, 10th Sepeember,
i :--- , Inconstant, Allen, hence at Archangel. in lat. 41, long. 69.-Mary Woods, hence for Valparaiso, sth
to the Via ;c°at Kunda, Tunbe, hence at Revel. August, in lat. 2 N., long. 29 W.-Ritson, for this port, 19th
iequer, and reen, Armes, hence at Texel. September, in long. 19.-Cambria (s.), hence for this port, for
ret,eepeaYr, Dart ; Albion, Eaneta ; Exmouth, Turner, and Fer- Halifax, 24th September, at noon, off Port Rush.-Dyson, for
D Mil, hence at Helvoet. Pernambuco, Bth September, in lat. 50, long. 9.-Larne, hence
a▪
nd the annyre, Waldeck, hence at Ghent. for New Orleans, 15th September, in lat. 50, long. 9.-Lima, of
n, raigie, Ogilvie, from Riga for this port, at Longhope. this port, from Cork, 3rd September, in long. 17.-Rosetta,
nella Manea,. Wood, hence at Bombay 28th July. from Manilla, for Sydney, 10th May, in Java Sea.-Argyl, from
Orie Sincapore, 24th May, in Java Sea.-Naples Packet, standing
e a, Christian, hence at ditto 29th July.
deTseanna. Wilkinson, and Mangosteen, Pentreath, hence at west, 22nd June.-Flint, standing S.W., 11th August, in lat. 2
ee ee,, - N., long. 21 W.-Glendaragh, 17th August, in lat. 14 N., long.
ely closing en" July '
21rh an Ritchie, Stephens, sailed from ditto for this port on 25 W.-Indefatigable, 18th August, in lat. 14 N., long. 25 W.-
as respect' So ''Y' Pakenham, from Bombay, for this port, 22nd August, in lat.
eenThauth, sailed from ditto for China Ist August. 18, long. 23.-Mysore, 18th September, in lat. 49, long. 15.-
▪ He said 13;adne Goodsir, sailed from Saugor for this port 10th July. Lady Sarah Bayley, from Jamaica, for London, 9th August, off
iker. ile, 3144-e of' York, Chandler, sailed from ditto for this port 31st Havana.-Woodpecker, from Cuba, for Cork, Bth September,
in lat. 45, long. 41.-Walthra, off and from Nova Scotia, for
he reques, Ghrialna, Harnett, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd Aug. this port, 15th September, in lat. 48, long. 28.-Sea King, hence
ause he_,s°, lath inley sailed from ditto for the Cape of Good Hope on the for Beston, 17th August, in lat. 46, long. 27.-Wataga, hence
o set for"' infri'iY. for Baltimore, 94th August, in lat. 47, lone 40.-Ellen, hence
b.
for Quebec, 20th August, in lat. 43, long. 39.-Cybele, hence
it Was ee' .4./r°'4orough, cleared at Calcutta for this port 3d Aug.
1,, tof Meldon, cleared at ditto for this port 4th Aug. for Bombay, 20th September, in lat. 47, long. 11.-Andrew
Ile, nlean's'
asserVe 1,4 lrY Muir, Milward, from Sincapore at Anjer, and sailed for Foster, hence for New York, 4th September, in lat. 45, long.
:o p- pnon 22nd June. 39.-Callender, hence for New York, 26th August.-John S. de
;r duties of july,!na, hence at ditto, and sailed for Hong Kong on the 17th Wolf, hence for New York, 17th September, in lat. 53, long. 22.
le belies-et' -Isabella, of Liverpool, from Newry, for Quebec, 4th Septeme
ne for the 'his Sam, rhonapson, from China at ditto, and sailed for theca in lat. 45, long. 42, with fore and mainmast sprung., and
, Port 23rd July. ptain fearful of beingunable to reach his port of desti-
was aivare,
He hau 3/4asear, Thompson, hence at Batavia. nation.-Jessie, 23rd August, off St. Paul-Chieftain, of Bel-
teeCrieehna' Spence, hence at Sincapore 14th July, and cleared fast, for Quebec, 9th September, in lat. 49.-Times, fram
if young . China 'lBth July.
Prince Edward Island, for London, 15th September, in lat. 49,
Pend their ealder, Fitzsimons from Bombay at ditto. long. 28 W.-Helen, from Quebec, 16th September, in4B,
in a 1:0011 Lhristina, Craig, sailed from ditto for this port 23rd July. long. 24 W.-Dibden, of Newcastle, 24th September, off Tus-
lir
tin g woul, tton,pia, Ridley, and Duke of Lancaster, Wakeham, from kar.-Queen Pomare, in lat. 43, long. 56.
fauaY at Whampoa.
at to earl)! ;salirence, Salmon, hence at Manilla 20th July. Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool.
• he sun' -,innerdale, sailed from Batavia for Cowes Bth July. Sept. 17, Elizabeth, Vickers, from St. Petersburg.
, ,
early eh)" ''Dic, Luce, hence at Oahu. 18, Hope, Taylor, from Danzic.
ht be done a evee John Geddie, Appleby, hence for Cronstadt, is stranded 18, Hawkhill, Henderson, do.
I enabling /1.,...ekaa, Crew and part.of cargo saved. 18, Agenoria, Evans, do.
'e in which tor I.v Ir., Sept. 22.-The Kingston', Reeve, from St. Petersburg
is e'lverpool, which was stranded, off Nargol, on the 3rd inst., 18, 18, Stadt Colberg, Voss, do.
Agnes, Wylde, from St. Petersburg.
* the orb' iiti reaking piste About four hundred chetwerts of wheat (two 19, Juliet, Simm, do.
their Oa: Aldred and ty-eight quarters) saved.
tent, OP veretanee, Aug. 5.-The Minerva, which sailed hence. for p-
are-el on the 14th July, has been towed in here a derelict, with LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, SEPT. 26.
ing. ge se;' and main topmasts cut away, and leaky, having been _ea-
-1 cornWe abandoned, off Keva Mahim. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
ches wile°Lull, _ ,
rentaes, August 15.-The cargo of the Grace, Woof, from W. Ladlow and J. M. Marsh, Manchester, commission nents
ship reSW .14„errlool for this port, wrecked near Covelong, on the 28th of The Liverpool Mining, Sewerine and Excavating ,
tio'n, has been saved, but the greater part in a damaged condi- • • 0' . .
Liverpool-Smith, Pow, and Co.. Liverpool, shipbrokers.
lution,' t?, CA DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
lin MO% e LCIJTTA, August 7.-The Duke of Wellington, and Victo- H. Morris Liverpool, licensed victualler--first div. of Is., on
h`a, Which arrive here from Liverpool on the 10th July, will Thursday, '
ursday, Oct. 12, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Caze-
est effort 6
1-14:0e la go into dpck, having beep, on shore in coming up
_ehe
Hove s, Liverpool.
eauty and A„_ °g hl by getting in contact with each other. Aug. 8.-T e G. and R. Cappur, Nantwich, Cheshire, cheesefactors.
App y,
Laing, for Liverpool, has again put back from J. Gee, Duckmfield, Cheshire, cotton spinner.
d them g: ''. leaky,
BANKRUPTS.
and of P.' Emanuel Stone, Bankside, Margate, stationer.
rEI/NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.-Wind E.N.E., moderate. John Hodgkinson, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, London, ware-
pied that
e,,,ateen.-Ellen, APLechlan, Savannah-West Point, Allen, houseman.
ides aftlf, l`, Victoria, Briggs, New York-Aolus, Driscoll, New Or- John Goodman, William-street, Caledonian-road, and Collier-
Asia, of their ''44--Asia, Hannab, Mobile-Bergaum, Wakeham, Lima. I
o enjOY' street, Pentonville, cattle dealer and salesman.
ate, . Joseph Valle, High Holborn, London, auctioneer.
ith those -14 e, Finley, sailed from Bombay for Tutocorin and Madras Thomas Ankrett, Walnr, Staffordshire eper manutacturer.
ick in the A August. Samuel Wilson, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, draper.
eeenne, Richardson, sailed from Madras for comings 9th July, Adam Connacher, Wakefield, Yorkshire, spirit dealer.
the shell- b Beethoven, Pnrss, llth August, for Jamaica.
wh° Joseph Moody, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper.
one 14:`°hert Syers, Morrison, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W., 14th DIVIDENDS.
;.was eta, ela for Port Nicholson. Oct. 24, G. and R. Cappur, Nantwich, Cheshire, cheese fac-
t majoriti ;t.nriquita, Tono, hence at Havannah. - tors-Oct. 25, J. Brown, Manchester, carpet dealer-Oct. 26, C.
eir shops pie Blue, Oliver, hence at Pictou. Bertram and W. Parkinson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants.
the forte . f Rapid
C. Napier, Pemberton, hence at Miramichi.
ealmd• and Martha, Williams, hence at Cronstadt. CERTIFICATES
is, but be to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary-on the
from'uncle], Reynolds, from Corfu, and Why Not, Knowlei, day of meeting.
would hf, Alarm
Zante at Patras, and both sailed for this port. Oct. 23;G. F. Mandley, Manchester, commission merchant
early asp '6'arm, Jopper, sailed from ditto for this port Ist Sept. -Oct. 93, G. Drabble,' Manchester, wine merchant-Oct. 20,
elc. The 12thsTailli, (screw steamer,) sailed from Malta for this port H. Andrew, Manchester, dyer.
~, September CERTIFICATES
and the anto, Bendel!, hence at Leghorn.
ews-rWee• to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, Reatiezier, Williams, sailed from Malaga for this port on 13th unless cause be shown to the contrary on, or before Oct. 17. e had lit' "Vember J. Boote, Audlem, Cheshire, malster-D. M'Hardy, Ald-
fe;,u.jaerva; Phillips, from Gallipoli at Gibraltar, and cleared mendbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper-J. Morfit, jun., Leeds, flax
t that the L ..
b. ore,, spinner.
able time i,a Cobb, from Sydney, N.S.W., at London. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
penman, Olten, from Bremen for this port, off Dover. A. M‘Lellan, Glasgow, salesman.
Volony, Leech, from St. John N. 8., off Cove. J. Henderson, Devonside of Tillicoutry, Clackmannan, wool-
ch. ..,..4-nrionA, Aug. 28.-The ship'Denison, King, lying at anchor .
the len manufacturer.
move 47 the Bar, loaded for Liverpool, struck, and was obliged to P. Fiskea, Blackfardds, Glasgow, contractor.
to the re' fate‘WaY her masts to save her, having dragged within a few J. Keith, Keith, merchant.
art of the appear
of Warning Reef; she does not make any water, nor J. APNaught, Tradeston, Glasgow, provision dealer.
, to have suffered in her hull, and will proceed under:luta' A. Lawrie, Glasgow, manufacturer.
,en Placee fiats,
iss as lato
Toolright, Ab.rIII.JRSDAv, SEPTEMBER 28.-Wind E. moderate. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
lesmen of Ilrev,7R4vE,_n.-.Sar;h Sands, (screw steamer,) Thompson, from PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
s time to Ochaaaarla-aOrphan, Williams, New Orleans-Borgo, Eslin, Holt and M'Ghie, Bury, Lancashire, tailors.-W. S. Broad-
The 1-36 it'ataerearr44an, Cronstadt-Egberdina Annechina, Drent, bent and W. Masters, Manchester, pin-manufacturers.-J. tre-
nded over Dalhousie Chaeseswe, Galbraith, New-Orleans-Grampian, land and Co., Kendal, Westmoreland.-G. Heaton and J.
NB aBßrAcLar
of it was Eleanor Dixon, Bell ; Earl Grey, Chester; Francis Heaps, Bradford, Yorkshire, coalmasters.
as sent t° Matthew Val Valparaiso-Peruvian, Jackson, St. John's, BANKRUPTa.
_Commerce limey, Havannah-Mountaineer, Charleston
;men WI --Lalira, Le Meesurier, Demerara. Charles Howard, Kingston, Surrey, and Great Tower-street,
London, wine-merchant.
be closed Charles Henry, John, and William Swann, Sandford, Wol-
according , The Prince Albert, (Birkenhead steamer,) was run On shore vercole, and Evesham, Oxfordshire, papermakers-
eensultedt laat nieht le _ e with he Cheshire side, in a sinking state, having been Robert James Pepperwell, Southampton, outfitter.
was after- „c_ontact the Queen, (Woodside steamer.) James Barnett and Thomas Hancock, Conduit-street, Re-
I at eight laberty, Davies, hence for Hamburgh, at Milford. gent-street, London, ladies' bootmakers.
Robert Moore Toogood, Cwm Brane, near Newport, Mon-
minate /0 hawk, Collins, hence at Alicante. mouthshire, grocer.
Rapid, hence off Gibraltar.
the Mari 1 apod Intent, Pennington, sailed from Cadiz for this port on Samuel Lockett Gaskell, Congleton, Cheshire, elockmaker.
history 0 "en September. DIVIDENDS.
) given to a Susan, alaulee Peggy, Dalrymple; Lady Ann, Nicholson' Oct. 25, T. B. Molynenx and P. Witherby, Liverpool, tiler-
had bee! I,Zattie, Douglas, and lary ►Ann Henderson, Ewen, hence ai chants.-Oct. 24, T. B. Molyneux, Liverpool, merchant.-Oct.
u. 24, J. Williamson, Manchester, brickmaken-Oct. 24, G. T.
sled thea 8
l 'qr. e. , e II
Susan, Poole, and Ann, Larsen, hence at Stralsund.
4_ arriet Emma, May ; Harvest, Young; Active, Brodie, and Bateson, Warrington, Lancashire, ironfounder.
CERTIFICATES
the so°r- lanes and Mary, Young. hence at Swinnemnnde.
'O Th C To be granted, unless ermse be shown to the contrary on the
espeel se e e basely sailed from New South Wales for London 13th line day of meeting.
ee be Oct. 23, H. Barton, junior, Liverpool, ship-broker.-Oct. 24,
ty ....., Vrit, Stokes, hence at Chita 'Vecchia. W. Thomas, Liverpool, bootmaker. Oct. 24, J. Kirkham, Li-
red these
nake Per. Stewardo Anderson, sailed from ditto 15th September; Augusta, verpool; builder.
this leri 12th ; and King Alfred, Knit!, 16th September-all for CERTI Ft CATE
..„ Tani ii,,, to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,
-Batavia" onanter, from Rockingham and Port Essington, at unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Oct. 20.
d it. Pee,' J. Gemmill, junior, Liverpool, ship-broker.
eanoaslP al. s, Sept a 6 -The David Cannon from Liverpool for SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
eaeeti°s sp'i•WeneYerk, vias- ipoken in lat. 45, long. 35, wall mainmast
6, and mizenmast seriously injured, in a heavy gale. J. Hay, Hay, Harviesmailing, Denny, grazier.
J. and J. Russell, Three Mile-house, and Pollokshawa, Ren-
ee FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.-Wind N., light. frewshire, wrights.
-...e,,a1ven.-Indus, CCa, Stettin-Prince Albert, Clare, Riga
oreiliton, Donald, Hamburg-Mersey. Steele, Oporto. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
eeen.-Rappahanaock, Cushing, New York-Kalmia, Oct. Hour.
lee'ir, Cape Vecchia-Peruvian, Todd, Africa-Undaunted, 4, John Green (Ist) District Court, I I
tigby, II!! ,'-IretewaY, Valparaieo-Neptunus, Bakker, and Johanna, 4, William Jones and Co. (audit) Ditto, 11
his atte.' .t.irzlai Rotterdam-Margaret, Daniels, Marseilles-Flora, Lang, 4, William Day (special) Mr. Pemberton's, 12
6, William Drinkwater (audit). District Court, 11
lit° 6, George Wood (audit) Ditto, 11
ester t, W,?r,gy, Payne, hence at Valencia. 6. George Washington Wakeman (audit) Ditto, 11
e, Flee ee'sa, Whiteway, and Indastrious, Rune hence at Gibraltar. 6, Simon Lee Trotman (proof and div.)
f paSSges se eanerior, Brown; Norval, Reid, and Ireland, Morton, hence 9, William Ashley (2d)
A. Peter'sburg. Ditto, 11
9, James Roberts (2d)
Au' Jones, Williams, and Elizabeth, Homer, hence at Hel- 9, Hugh Williams (special) Clarendon rooms, 12
:overed te.
cool by '
R . 10, John Page Reilly (2d) District Court, 11
ico • eaallet and Jessie, Conner, from Charleston, off Cape Clear. 10, Robert Still (audit) Ditto, 11
iture, "" ee,'t, Sept. 23.-The sloop Sarah, of Liverpool, coal laden, 10, Patrick Hare (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
lee,Picked up off the Point of Ayr, in a sinking state, and ii, Barton, Irlam, & Higginson (proof& audit) Ditto, 11 ,
the Prci; ,e:ght in here. 12, Absalom Humphreys (2d) Ditto, 11
Alll°lll e_WaTieltetaa, 27.-The Mary Ann, of Liverpool, from 13, Barton Irlam, & Higginson (proof & div ) Ditto, 11 '
Riche' 43t4 "aven to Sept. Cardiff, sprung a leak and foundered, on the 13, Samuel Lockett Gaskell (Ist) Ditto, 11
ee instant, off Lundy: crew saved.
i one tr ..........,.........:,....„ „ -,
,k'r
cin A.A4URDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.-Wind N.N.E., moderate. RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
Chut 'Neil 'stvEn.-Charles Chaloner, Valpey, from St. John, N. 8.-
‘
B-
and geC
an
~d 3 4!ttdr, Harkau, from Bordeaux-Leonard Dobbin, Todd, Cron- -
The following are the receipts of railways for the past week;
1 towg're aisene-Sarali Brae,g, Middleton, St. Petersburg-Matilda, Mor- that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns
e ernollet 41 ' and Ellen Neile, from Danzie-Solway. Jones, Memel- are made:-
r,
kaltlee, Miller,
a - es Antwerp-Emperor, Cardy, St. Mato.
n ie Os
‘al '3/4.-Alary Cannon, Rennie, and A rdencraie, Thomson, Week 1848. 1847
10 I,,,ati,e9t_ta-lanthe, Bailey, Buenos Ayres-Magician, Steele, RAILWAY:4. ending Amount. Anint.
that tit; Nt'a.-Esther Ann, Hunter, Pernambuco-Texican, Leisk, -
in, ae,o &los,' Martha-Nina, Brewer, Valparaiso-Kepley, Pearson, Sept. .e s. d. ar
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aseZ--Sir C. Napier, Webster, New Orleans-David, Aberdeen - - 00 0 .
Dish "I am, an Ellerslie, Harvey, St. John, N.8.-Martha, Collis, Amiens and Boulogne -24 1889 0 0 755
eake-Rtnnia, Larsen, liammerfest-Britannia, (steamer,) Arbroath and Forfar
tholl°.- ti.Ol,?' Halifax and New York-Martha, Beyer, Lubeck-Lady Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire -24 868 0 0 777
am,' '.!. i,,a, ala Donald, Na ales-Eugene Heltimoortel Ostend- Caledonian -23 5081 0 0 ..
the se ereDse er and Paul, Mashull, Riea-Dart, Doughty; Alert, Chester and Holyhead -23 2104 0 0 ..
d cube •eslee°ll, and Rattler, (steamerd'Carter, Rotterdam-Mary, Cockermouth and Workington -23 138 00 ..
bad 1-, -a *note 1., Smyrna-Julia and Maria, Bartels, Stettin-Emma, Dublin and Drogheda -91 795 0 0 893
sca' a, Syra-De Weldaud, De Jonge, Zwolle. Dublin and Kingstown
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t, krg Dundee, l'erth, and Aberdeen
;he 1° ~ell„ent, 011aren-Bettv Lloyd-Maria Ann, Cumming-Tra- East Aim-lien -24 710 0 0 ..
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ides foi rt,lee'eo Barnell-Dannotia'r Castle, Tose-Watchman, Innis- Edinburgh and Glasgow -23 4494 0 0 4270
h0R,5,T., ' Pica , Bower-Ranger, Duggan-and Lelean, Lelean, hence Edinburgh and Northern -23 2046 0 0 ..
Tea9l,.°TrOf A,,Leti,,l. Eastern Counties and N. Eastern -24 15777 0 0 14307
1),-„", Davies-Globe, Leighton, and Regina, Jeans, hence East Lancashire - -23 1726 0 0 1011
parvii.o, et4ezie. Eastern Union and Ipswich and
gr. "et !tr4lleannon, Schuct, hence at Wismar. Bury -23 1402 0 0 1199
•t hile p ,410' Wickander, hence at Longhape, and sailed for Wyburg Glasgow, Ganikirk, and Ctbrg - - 0 0 0 ..
' hal
)irt -.10,.
eace ea Jonee, hence at Lonehope, and sailed for Konigsberg. Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. -23 2718 0 0 2704
,11 a 150 "Rttr,ll.l, from Archangel, for'Tobermory, at Widewall Bay, for Glasgow and Greenock
n for 1,10 Great Southern and Western
a for d
3 0 — Great Western
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OCTOBER 1.-Wind S.S.E., light. Kendal and Windermere 24 21255 0 0 21252
largeem Atlo A an.-Richard Anderson, Bennett, from Vir nia - Lancashire and Yorkshire -23 12394 0 0 11322
iferS ''''Carlisle
..,41:ste,. laioericaan, Brown, Boston-Countessronstat o
teraWeel`a )
_d, and Alice, Wilson, C I AcfoMminrktallnegnel Leengsatielid Tbirskid . . - - 000 ..
t a er;4011 'an) '", Nicol, Riga-Courier, Muller, Bremen-Scotia, Rot- Londonderry and Enniskillen -23 136 0. 0 104
8 •
hats co' V 0.4, lt.b, London and North-Western -24 46564 0 0 43695
-as ,11,-s Jo kp.:(--11-, --Providence Davies, Africa-America, Dunn, New London and Blackwall
Rich till. '4Ck Cat, Cant,' Gibraltar-Pomona, Alollenham, for London & Brighton, South Coast -23 11917 0 0 10661
London and South-Western
the ee[wo hi:the A archest er, Sheffield, and Lincoln -23 3574 0 0 2585
t the the the art-'4!adne, Numan, for Hamburg, in proceeding to sea Maryport and Carlisle - - 605 0 0 730
of t le p 4,410 I°n, was in contact, off the Rock Lighthouse, with Midland, Bristol, and Binning- -
le an
ts Pre'- chi Fiore, Inerican, from Boston, and has been run aground ham 23 24419 0 0 24443
pis, ,e. Dock Basin, with loss of foremast, bulwarks, sten- AlidlandGreat Western (Ireland) -24 ' 1089 0 0 846
chite' be°llecei and very leaky. Newmarket - - 0 0 0 ..
eta' - eOf
tae, 't,sa. , Gardner, hence at Constantinople, and cleared for Newcastle and Carlisle - - 00 0 ..
,s.all4lence Norfolk - 0 0 0 ..
i 00104 et ereileet Harvey-Jenny Jones, Wakeham-Maid of Athens, North British -23 2862 0 0 2781
elve i the eo --Row
keenstantie_ ena, Teasdell-and Byzantium, Thurtell, hence h'aoruiesnataindllfitzaevnre - - 000 ..
-
00 le I, eeseee eople.
Biacho 113rie, VI, Lonberg, hence at Helsingfors. Scottish Central -23 1210 0 0 ..
lat fr n?eles, .`ck, hence at Odensee. _ Slirewsbury and Chester
ar. •,, fp IVlnaniiandali, hence'at Smyrna. South-Eastern and Branches - 23. 10816 0 0 11783
oicilioferi ha, Pri.:(Sterner,) Mara, sailed from Smyrna 7th Sept., and South Devon
anal it, at eZehattori, 16th Sept., both for this port. Taff Vale -23 2191 0 0 1750
lite° , eee ere, Youth, (steamer,) Rodger, from Constantinople, Ulster
g atea,ea e e 0... Waterford and Limerick
't tea-eve n, 29th Sept.-The Margaret, of and for Belfast, Whitehaven Junction -24 209 0 0 232
sasPt e .la longool e •
'sie , ilssed stays yesterday evening, at the entrance York, Newcastle, and Berwick
_-- 23 13666 9 0 1305.0
rbur of
.1,, c,OOO qsaved ', and got on Rock Angus, beat heavily, and filled. York and North Midland, &c 23 9854 0 0 10038
1e„, '. • Care .
n ,h, a Noe*, g.,,, 0 is being landed
. in a damaged state.
arre3iires' °see 4d aleatirta Sept.-An iceberg, from 300 to 400 feet
MeaSti ra4 010 about, 'ea mile in length, with several smaller pieces LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
ado , te, utN, , was seen sth Sept., in lat. 4e, long. 48. Direct. Indirect. , Direct.! Indirect.
of 0 oet stee ,a4th s
it eal toffos T• V, r h struck Sophia, Hursfeldt, of and for
7se fro
jade hat ape Drae . aft l'terpool, on the N.E. reef yesterday, Australia .. .. June 25 Lima I.. June 12
at • 0ce,40. er throwing part of her cargo (salt) overboard, Bahia .. .. Aug. ..S alaranham.. Aug. 1 ..
are, in, _ u Barbadoes .. .. .. 2 Mauritius .. .. June 22
alluic!'r 014 klsi],,A.,---------- Bombay.... ~
.. 12 Mobile Sept. 4 S
ova '' igli' Om 1.n...__/.e, OeTonign. 2.-Wind S.E., moderate. B. Ayres .. .. July 12 Monte Video .. July. 22
irtY'ea ie butt, ,to R,,_, 'hernia, (steamer,) Shannon, from Boston; Calcutta .. .. Aug. S New Orleans .. Sept. 4
e fine 90 :,•44r,5-notobVPL, and from Halifax 22nd Sept.-Anne Laing, C. G. Hope. .. July 18 New York Sept.l3 ..
OS C° teatini,7; yieYt;Harriet and Jessie, Connor, Charleston-Sea, Charleston ... Sept. 9JPernambuco Aug. 17 • •
~ ern, ii.Bieee re. Brodie, and Lebanon, Drew, New York- China July 25ilti• Janeiro.: .. July 29
gl4ga l'e, (14,asnd.Colony. Leitch, St. John, N B -Lady alit- Demerara .. Aug. 18:Savannah .. .. Sept, 7
-Ine-ellamal:ceeleabella, from 131iltic-Sta;•t;Quick, from 26 St. Helena .. .. Aug. 2 ~
aPiter;e3n "
, St. Petersburg-WM, Ash, Stephens,
•Jamaica. .. .. 2" Valparaiso ~ , .. .14tme 29
alieh Savanil:a. *La Guam .. I „ - Vera Cruz .. ' , , nE. 17