The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-28 00:00:00

LOCAL NEWS

READING-ROOM FOR AMERICAN CAPTAINS.--OR
Tuesday last a spacious and elegantly-furnished reading-
room, for the use of the captains of American vessels
visiting the port, was opened in part of the premises oc-
cupied by Messrs. Harnden and Co. the extensive Ameri-
can forwarding agents, at No. 60, Waterloo-road.
SUDDEN DEATHS.—On Tuesday morning, John La-
page, a child seven weeks old, was found dead in bed. It
appeared that death had been caused from asphyxia, pro-
bably from being overlain.—On Friday night, Edward
Spencer, an old man 78 years of age, complained of in-
disposition, and went to bed. The following morning he
was found lying on the floor, near the bed. He became
gradually worse, and died about ten o'clock the same day.
Death had resulted from an enlargement of the heart.—
On Sunday evening, Edward Sef4on, a child seven years
old, was taken ill, when the mother left it at home with
the father while she went for Mr. Ashcroft, surgeon. On
her return, however, the child was dead. Death had been
caused by an effusion in the cavities of the chest and
brain.—On Sunday afternoon, Mary Cearns' who appeared
previously in good health, suddenly fell off her chair in a
fit; she recovered, and fainted a second time during the
evening, when after her rest,ration she was put to bed,
and died about seven o'clock next morning. The cause of
death was apoplexy, the result of excessive drinking.

PORTRAIT OF SIR ROET. SALE, AND SPLENDID
SKETCHES IN BELGIUM AND GERMANY.-Mr. Grundy,
of Church• street, who is ever on the alert to gratify the
lovers of the fine arts, by bringing before them succes-
sive new and splendid paintings, drawings, prints, &c.,
has now at his repository a collection of novelties, an in-
spection of which is truly a new year's treat. A portrait
of Major General Sir Robert Sale, whose gallant services
for so many years in India entitle him to the esteem and
admiration of every Briton, is peculiarly worthy of notice.
It was painted by H. Moseley, Esq., and represents the
general in the full and gorgeous uniform of Colonel of
the 13th Light Infantry, with the sword in its richly
chased scabbard presented to him by the Bengal Civil
Service. The likeness is acknowledged to be most faith-
ful, and the whole picture a superior work of art. An
engraving from this original is in course of preparation,
in the finest style of mezzotinto—to be executed by H.
Cousins, Esq., whose celebrity as an artist affords a
guarantee of its fidelity.—ln the same room (besides a
variety of other valuable works) are now to be seen the
second series of sketches (26 in number,) in Belgium and
Germany, by Louie Haghe, Esq. We do not remember
to have seen finer specimens in water colours, whether as
regards correctness of drawing and perspective, beauty of
colouring, or correctness even in minute detail. In archi-
tectural delineation this artist is evidently a master, and
he is equally happy in the delineation and grouping of
figures—in some instances in these sketches very nume-
rous and diversified. " Rubens' Tomb," at Antwerp,
designed by himself to mark his final resting place, is quite
a gem, and has alone been valued, we understand, at 30
guineas. " The Tombs of Charles the Bold, and Mary of
Burgundy" (father and daughter)—perhaps the most beau-
tiful monumental structures in Europe, is equally full of
genius, and the subject possesses great historical interest.
" The Screen in the Church of Lierri" is also fine and
elaborate ;asis " The Town-hall of Louvain," during a
conflict with the populace—the numerous figures being ad-
mirably pourtrayed. We were much pleased with the pic-
ture of " The Cloisters of Ratisbon." The sunny light
through the clustered colonnettes is managed with great
skill. In the representation of the Choir of Notre Dame,
the architectural and sculptural embellishments are beauti-
tifully and minutely detailed. But the whole series is so
beautiful that it is almost superfluous to attempt to parti-
cularise. The artist is a native of Belgium, but has re-
sided long in this country. Plates, executed in the first
style, and also others coloured and mounted like the ori-
ginals, (nearly the whole of which are sold,) are in prepa-
ration, and at prices extremely moderate for works of so
much intrinsic merit.

DOCK COMMITTEE.—THURSDAY.—A report was read
from the Dock Solicitor, on the claim of Messrs. Humble
and Milcrest, for compensation ; and acting upon the
solicitor's advice, the application was declined.—The
wages of Joseph Carny, who has the charge of the south
end of the Prince's Dock, was raised from 255. to 30s.
a-week.—A letter was read from Mr. Steele, of the New
Gas Company, requesting that the account rendered for
Gas might be allowed to lie over until he had laid the sub-
ject of the charge before the committee of the company.
The account having been certified and passed at the last
meeting, a tender of the money was ordered to be made.
—A letter from Messrs. W. A. and G. Maxwell, request-
ing the return of part of the charge made for the use of
the shed for wrecked goods, was referred to the Ware-
house Committee.—A letter was read from Mr. W. Stret-
ton, chairmen of the Old Company of Carters, request-
ing that as the committee were about to lay rails along
the docks, they would allow the public at large to put on
trucks or carriages for the conveyance of goods. Ordered
to lie on the table.—A letter from the Secretary to the
Pilots' Committee, complaining of the want of sufficient
protection against accidents at the docks, and especially
at the Coburg Dock pier, where a pilot was drowned
lately, was referred to the Harbour Masters' subcom-
mittee.—The application of James Hodgson and Co. for
compensation for the buildings erected on the land rented
from the committee in the event of their being removed
at the end of seven years, was declined.—A discussion
then took place whether or not reporters should be present
at the meeting of the deputation of the warehouse owners
with the committee, when it was decided they should not.
Some conversation then ensued as to the best plan to be
adopted at the interview. Mr. Nicol suggested that the
opportunity should be taken of asking or calling on the
warehouse owners when they came before the committee
to absolve the dock trustees from the restriction by the
4th Vic., which restrained them from finishing the ware-
houses round the Albert Dock until those now under con-
struction had been completed two years. Mr. Horsfall
proposed that the chairman should suggest to the deputa-
tion the propriety of acquiescing in the clause as proposed
by Mr. Aikin in council, which was, that the present con-
struction of the warehouses be not considered at variance
with the former acts. Mr. Aikin seconded the motion,
which was carried.—Ultimately the deputation from the
warehouse owners was announced, and the reporters were
requested to withdraw. The deputation consisted of Mr.
W. P. Bushby, Mr. J. Brancker. and Mr. Montgomery,
and they handed in resolutions from the warehouse owners
to the effect that they would not oppose the legalizing of
the warehouses as at present constructed, provided the
quay was left open. Mr. Nicol pressed upon the dep.uta-
tio❑ the propriety of allowing the whole of the ware-
houses round the Albert Dock to be built, but they de-
clined to enter into any discussion of this matter.

SEASONABLE FESTIVITIES.—The gaiety that reigns
supreme at this festive season, when friends and lovers
assemble at the social board, or whirl in the giddy mazes
o!' the dance, induces both sexes to be more than usually
desirous of shining in personal attraction, and to devote a
greater share of attention to the toilet. It is, at this par-
ticular season, that the virtues and singularly happy pro-
perties of those auxiliaries of personal beauty, ROWLAND'S
KALYDOR, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, and Row-
LAND'S ODONTO, shine pre-eminent in their power ;
while the white and swan-like neck, the rich luxuriant
tress, and the pearly set of teeth form admirable trophies
of their inestimable qualities ! The august patronage
conceded by our grecious Queen, and the several -Sove-
reigns of Europe, together with the beauties which adorn
the circles of princely and regal magnificence ; and the
confirmation by experience of the infallible efficacy of
these creating renovating Specifics, have characterized
them with perfection, and givee them a celebrity unpa-
ralleled. They have proved the theme of the poet ; they
are celebrated in the periodical literature of the whole
civilized world; the lays of Byron, and the voice of the
universal press, have proclaimed the incomparable virtues
of the " Oil Macassar," and of its accompanying irepara-
flow.

Miipping inteligntr.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26.—Wind N.W. a gale.
ARRIVED.—Samson, Murdoch, from Malta—and Welcome,
Griffiths, from Dublin.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21.
Lochinvar, for New Orleans, has put back
ARRIVRD.—Lima Packet, Stanton, from Berbice—Defence, Magnificent, Verrel, hence at New Orleans
Dourly, from Miramichi—Arabelia, Rice, from Charleston— Annabella, Clelland, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Liverpool
Susannah Cumming, Clark, from Savannah—Sanford. Sinclair, 13th November
Mona, Lawson, from Batavia, at Downs
from Casa Blanca—Love and Unity, Williams, from Leghorn— The Manchester, Hall, hence for Calcutta, that sailed yester-
Bysantium, Thurtell, from Smyrna—Quiver, Potter, and Comet,
Bell, from St. Michael's—and Robert Finnay, Williams, from day, was driven on shore this morning on West Hoyle : will be
a total wreck. Crew saved by the Hoylake Life Boat
Lima,
SAlLED.—lsabella, Thorpe, and Standard, Fauset, for Deme- Rubicorn, Dale, from Round Island, at Plymouth
Samson, Mu• doch, from Malta, at Cove
rata— Isabella,
Packet, Munro, for Africa—Meta, Meyer, for
Vesta. Shearer, from Ichaboe, at Falmouth ; sailed 27th Nov.
Baltimore—Georgians, Mem, for Mobile—Palmyra, Barstow; RIO JANEIRO, Dec. I4.—The cargo of the John Dalton, from
Potomac, Berry ; Delaware, Patten ; Elizabeth Frith, Pierce ; S dney, N.S.W. for London, on shore near Ponta Negra, has
an; Oneco, Drew, for New Orleans—Adirondack, Shipley, for been discharged, and wil be transhipped for this port.
New York—Myrtle, Carter, for Lisbon—Chorister, Day, for
Gibraltar, Cadiz, and River Plate—Patriot Minin, Tideman, for .1,...
Havana—TH ity Yacht, Hounsell, for St. Michael's—Crown,
....TUESDAY, JAN. 21.
Loutitt, for Rio Janeiro--Flora, Sullivan, for Barcelona—and
Thetis, Zielek, for Sinope. LONDON GAZETTE.

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PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Nile, Johnstone, hence for New York, which was reported
yesterday to have put back, leaky, did not return into port ; the Ormerod and Hargreaves. , cotton-.sheet
manufacturers—Nl. Grange and B. Boot, Manchester, hosiers—
wind having come round to the eastward, she pt.( ceeded again
to Sea, after putting her pilot on board another v.ssel J. Stephenson and J. Royston, Manchester, engravers--C. Tay-
and ulcan Foundry, near Warrington—C. Tay-
Victoria, from Valqaraiso for England, at Calcahuana, with leur C 0.,•. .
damage
leur, Son, and Co., Liverpool.; as far as regards
sWto.clikp..Tratylaenudr
and F. Pennington—J. Willuuson and Sons,
Rosalind, Gate, and John Souchay, Tallenstein, hence at
Berbice
Manchester, cotton.spinners—C. Stephenson and J. Orley, Li-
verpool.
Lima Packet, Stanton, sailed from ditto for this port 6th Dec.
Maitland, Redding hence at Trinidad
Governor, Lowther, sailed from ditto for this port 11th Dec.
Commerce. Eldridge, hence at Grenada
St. Vincent. Shepperd, hence at St Vincent
Lydia, Jones, sa led from AntLua for this port 26th Dec.
Lucretia, Headberry, hence at Port Republicain
Peggy ; Victot
Jamaria, Whicaite ; Governor, Varty, and Rochdale,
Elk rly, hence a
Irlam, Morphew, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Barbadoes
31st De ember
Goliah, Slater, hence at ditto, and sailed for New Orleans
BANKRUPTS.
23rd Dec.
Princess Royal, Owen, hence at ditto, and sailed for Calcutta Nicholas John Kempe, Liverpool, shipowner, Feb. 11 and 26;at
12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: soli-
27th Dece :, her
Nimble, , e, sley, hence at St. Michael citors, Messrs. Vincent an Co.. Temple; and Mr. Minshull, Li-
verpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
Georgiana, Tureen, hence at Ancono
George Jackson, jun., Hertford, upholsterer.
George Blerck ; Success, Fchmeer; and Liverpool, Nauman,
Bence at Dantzic Henry Charles Sturia, Seymour-street, Euston-square, Lou-
don, glass-dealer.
Phcenix, Trandsen, hence at Copenhagen
William Edward Schottlaender, Poplar-row, New Kent-road,
Merwastroom, Hazewinkel, hence at Helvoet
Surrey, merchant.
Wm. Prowse, Thompson, from China, at Gravesend
John Ward, Ely, Cambridgeshire, dealer in glass.
Horsburg, Rickerty, from Valparaiso, at ditto
Thomas Buttermere Waller and John Waller, Ipswich, grocers
AVoca, Howey, from the Mauritius, ditto Kelsick. Wood, Brown, from Ile bice, ditto Henry and William Kimber, Old Trinity-house, Water-lane.
London, wine-merchants.
Saucy Jack, Salter, hence for Trieste, at Milford
Edward John Chapman, Bradford, Yorkshire, and Birken-
Champion, Mosey, hence for Leghorn, at ditto
head. Cheshire, civil engineer.
Canada, Edgar, hence for Barbad es, at ditto
John Bullough, Huddersfield, cabinetmaker.
St. George, Grayburn, from Ichaboe and Walwick Bay, at George Henry Lupton, Leeds, flax-spinner.
Falmouth
Thomas Fisher, Selby, Yorkshire, linendraper.
Naparima, Wilson; Fortfield. Braithwaite; Arcturus. Hill;
Peru, Campbell, and Cowan, Pounder. from Ichaboe, at Cork John George Schott, Manchester, and John Casper Lavater,
Coromandel, Sedgewick, hence for New Orleans, at Belfast Aldermanbury-postern, London, merchants.
Lough
DIVIDENDS.
Kathleen, Oldfield, hence for Africa, at Kingstown Feb. 14, B. Perkins and S. Woolley, Stamford,
pso
Minerva, Phillips, hence f,r St. Michael, as ditto 13, F. Shotter, Portsea, ocer , . drapers—Feb.
Agnes, N' hite, hence for Trieste. at at
Kent, grocer—Feb. 11, -Feb. Martin, Cold Harbour, lanec,
oCaacmh.-
berwell. wine merchant 19. T. Reeves, Worcester,
Amelia, Gumselera, hence for Naples, at ditto
builder—Feb 20, S. Eccles and C. Ripiugs, Manchester, cotton
Newcastle, NPLea, from Westport for this port, at Tober- -
Mom with loss of billwarks and mainsail split, mauufacturers—Feb. 13, R. Rochester, Hartlepool, buFtecbherl-2,
Feb. 12, T. Bulmer, South Shields, rope manufacturer—
Carlota , Lagana, hence for New Orleans, at eaurnaris
R. Smith, Worcester, attorney.
Eliza, Nlontichere, hence for Messina, at ditto
FAYA 1., Jan. I I.—Tne Thomas Naylor from lchaboe for
verpool, was totally lost on the north side of St. George's 24th
ultimo; one man drown:A, three died on the voyage, and the
remainder of the crew have arrived here
ANTiotra, Dec, 27. —The Catherine M'Donald, Reed, from
Ichaboe and Barbadoes for Liverpool. put in here I gth instant,
leaky, and is discharging. The Lord Palmerston. Rattray, from
Ichaboe for Dundee, i. ut in here yesterday, leaky, and is dis.
charging,

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WEDNESDAY, JAN/van:it 22.—Wind S.S.W., moderate.
AltßlVlM.—Harriet and Jessie. Connor, from Charleston—
Burlington, Crawfora, from Mobile—Fanny, Styles, from Pees
in n days—Nautilus, Scott, from Messina—James
Ray, Rorison. from Smyrni—and Vivacious, Banks, from St.
Michael s.
SAIL/M.—Princess Royal, Reed. for Port Phillip and Sydney,
N.S.W.—Manchester Ha l. and Kilblain. Shaw, for Calcuta—
Navigation, Le Peuvre, for Buenos Ayres—Ayrsh.re Lass,
Brown„ for Hayti—Bcrlin, Baker; Swanton, Duncan ; and
Alexander, Leeds, for New Orleans—John R. Skiddy, Skiddy,
for New York—Eliza Ann. Breen, for Savannah Y' Loo-
Christie, Cornelis, for Ostend.

Johnstone, Harrison, from Valparaiso, 3oth Oct in company withat this port; sailed
the Inca and Antilles, for this port.
The New Pink sailed about three weeks previous, and the
Acastus 23rd Oct. both for this port, the Chartley Castle 2sth
Oct. for London, and the Eliza, Woolley, 2ath Oct. for Arica.
Oct Chimborazo White, was to sail 31st t et. and the Chain-
pi >n, Holt, Ist November. both for this port. l'he Mary Muir
left Cobija I:ith Oct. for Valparaiso. On the 2nd Nov. saw a
barque, supp,sect to be the Mary Muir, from Cobija for Valpa-
raiso. Hors Isth Nov. passed the Win. Barber, 2;0 miles west
of Cape
James Gibson, Stewart, from Buenos Ayres, at this port ;
sailed I 2th Nov. The Prince of Wales sailed Bth Nov. for Lon-
don ; the Minalto was to sail on the lath, for Falmouth, and
the Betsey on the same day for London. Let loading for Lon-
don the Delhi, lanthe, Venilia, Nerio, and Arabella; and for
this port, the Speed and (Ebben. On the Bth instant, in lat.
34 N, long. 37 W, spoke the Alc;ope. from Valparaiso for Swan-
sea, loss of ma nm. st, &c. bearing up for Fayal
Nautilus, hence at Valparaiso
H.M.S. Daphne, from Central America, ditto
Adam Smith, from Santos, at ditto
Alfred, Brett, for London, put back to Valparaiso previous to
29th Oct. leaky, and was discharging
Holywood, Lowthean, hence at Buenos Ayres
Rebecca Pane, Le Messurier, hence and Rio Janeiro, at ditto
Lancaster, Wright, cleared at Demerara 13th ultimo, and
Sandbach, Bettis, 20th, both for this port
Glacinto. Bellia, from Malta, at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
port 7th instant
Cornet, Sanderson, and Romp, Smerdon, hence at ditto
Gipsey, Davies, hence at Oporto
Orii; n, Korsoig, hence at Drontheim
Hendrich, Koch, hence at Liebau
Williams, Wilson, Cameroons, at Cove, with loss of sai s,
rnainboom, &c.
Empress, Hodgson, from Alexandria, at ditto
Tomlins, Kirkness, oin Galatz, d tto
Wilsons, Campbell, from L haboe, off ditto
Ann, Robinson, hence at Belfa-t Lough, and sailed lath last.
for Laguira
Ce trian, Douglas, hence for Bonny, at Milford
Margaret, M' Milian. hence for Cuba, at ditto
Roads
Stephen Watson, Grieve, hence for Leghorn, at Studwell
David Banks, from Ichaboe, ditto
Heron, from Newfoundland, ditto
TAMPICO. Dec. 3.—The William Henry. from Liverpool for
Vera Cruz. struck on a rock near the Cam
peachy Banks, 22nd
Ultimo, and was abandoned 20th. Four peachy Banks,
PENZANCE. Jan. 20.—The Lord of the Isles, Hooper, from
Malta fr for orders, was brought in here to-day, with
Masts cot away, and chains slipped

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
J. Coupland and F. Duncan, Liverp 01, merchants.
E. Johnston, jun. and T. Manley, Whitehaven, sugar-refiners
J. Davison, Marton, Yorkshire, farmer.
W. Wardell, Liverpool, merchant.
G. Cottam and W. Osburn, jun., Leeds, wine merchants
J. Porter, Barnsley, Yorkshire, calm: derer.

BA" KRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
W. Burt, Harrow-road, Paddington, boarding-housekeeper.
T. Williams, Cardiff, ironfounder.

• CERTIFICATES
To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
Feb. 12, R. Eaton, Featherstone-street, City-road, London,
butcher—Feb. 14, B. B. and B. G. Owen, Pall-mall, London,
tailors—Feb. £2, W. Burchett, Whitechapel-road, London, chy-
mist—Feb. 11, J. T. Maund, Birmingham, laceman—Feb. 11,
J. Johnson, North-place, Gray's-inn-lane, London, apothecary
—Feb. 11. R. Footner, Lymington, Hampshire, cabinetmaker—
Feb. 13, C. B. Reynolds. Devizes, tailor—Feb. 12, R. Rochester,
Hartlepool, butcher—Feb. 14, H. Nichol', Halifax, worsted
spinner—Feb. 13, 1. Ketcham, Liverpool, merchant—Feb. 12, T.
Crossfield, seu., Kirkham, Lancashire, linendraper.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review unless cause be shewn
to the contrary on or before Feb. 11.
R. Youd, Liverpoo', cheese factor—T. Scott, Colchester,
baker—J. J. Brez, Chester, tailor—J. Whitehead, Ainsworth,
Lancashire, common brewer—T. Tabberner, Birmingham, corn
factor--R. Robinson, Strand, London, coal-merchant.

SCOTCH SEQUFSTRATIONS,
IL Stevenson, Leith, genera 1 merchant.
W. Grant, Maroock, Banffshire, cattle dealer.
W. Gray, Dundee, merchant.
J. M'Culloch, Kinro=s, baker.

FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPs DISSOLVED.
H. Cockshott and R.
Yates,
a Manchester. fustian-manufac-
turers—T. Taylor and J. Roose, Li erpool, sail makers—S.
Blackburn, T. Blackburn. jun., L. Heyworth, jun . and H. Hors-
ley, Liverpool, war ehouse-keepers ; as far as regards L. Hey_
worth, jun.—W. and J, Peek and H. Winch, Liverpool, tea-
merchatit,—S. A., M. and E. Holland, the Grange, near Liver-
pool—J. Mackarell, sen., T. Mackarell, and T. Mackarell, lun.
Liverpool, joiners.

DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
J. W. Monteath, Liverpool, teacher of navigation.
W. Wagstaff, Liverpool, cabinet maker.
C. D. Broughton, Nantwich, Cheshire, banker.
G. Brown, Carlisle, draper.
J. H. Allen, of Porthcawl, timber merahant.
G Groves, Wick and Almon, miller.
T. Lediard, Cirenceste , scrivener.
W. Pennington, Beblington, Durham,draper.
BANKRUPTS.
Wiiaam Dettmer, Uper Marylehone-street, London, piano-
forte manufacturer.
Henry Isaacs, Yarmouth, Norfolk, woollen-draper.
George Hawkins, Colchester, clothier.
Lionel Watling, Gilbert-street, Hanover-square, London,
butcher.
Samuel Smeeton, West Smithfield. cattle•salesman.
Jossph Evans, 13 ur ton- on-the- Hill, GL,uccstershire, inn.
keeper.

DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 14, J. Overington, Arundel, plumber—Feb 14, J. Bur-
gess. Cratfield, Suffolk, Calmer —Feb. 14, T. Sherwo,d, Tilel urst,
brickmaker—Feb, 15, C. Tapp, Wigmore-street, Marylebone,
coachmaker—Feb. 14. J. T. Maund, Birmingham, laceman—
Feb. 19. J. L. Heathorn, Ahchurch.lane, City, shipowner—Feb.
14, W. Broome and W. Hardy, Oxford-street, drapers—Feb. 18,
W. Morrison, Gh be-street, Wapping, cooper—Eeb. 18, J. W.
Robey, Upper John-street, Fitzroy square, builder—Feb. 20, J.
and S. Owen, Sheffield, merchants—Fey. 6, M. Scary, Swrdur,
Flrntshire, malster—Feb. 14, E. Davies, Gre..t Crosby, Lanca-
shire, blacksmith.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
Feb. 15, J. Brett, Bu y St. Edmunds, Suffolk, currier—Feb.
15, R. Tucker, Dean-street, Westminster, farrier—Feb. It, C.
H. Hambleto.., Northampton-street, Bethnal-green, licensed,
victualler—Feb.
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field, grocer—Feb. , HURSDAY JANPARY 23.—Wind S.S.W. moderate.
butcher—Feb. 14, T. Caldicott, Newport
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Aaarreo.—Fifeshire, from fehaboe—William & Eliza Price, A 0 h hire grocer—Feb. 14, D. J. Mackenzie, Chambers-
and Sharon, Fox, from Messina— Palendan Rice from Mar-
seilles—Hirondelle, Brown, from Denia—Sc 'i
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horse-dealer—Feb. 14, W. St. Petersburg—Caroline, Le Seur. and Reynard, fiorn Pais- ss :trait:, :Msukitni
roser, i ehsirpser o. v i si o n - m e r c h a n tvv— Fsecbo.
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bro', N.S.--and Elizabeth, Moses, from Yarmouth. N.S.
B ers-street, Oxford-street, apothe-
Sal LIED. —Caro lus, Storer, for New Orleans—and Reis Effe •
ndi, brick, maker—Feb. 14, C. Redman, Herne-bay, Kent,
Uepmper Thames street,
shipowner—Feb
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Sutherland, for St. Thomas and Na sau. bHualmdeprs—hire,
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F b. 14, C. F. Biggs, Birmingham,
Janie! Reid, Smith, from Ichaboe, at this port ; sailed e
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eFbFe.bel.b4l,4lE4j. .GHieorPnoetinst t,:Hartlepool,
NOV, On the Equator, spoke the Everthorpe from Ichaboe. mercer. Durham,
On the Ilth instant, off the Western Islands, threw overboard
about forty tons of guano, during a gale
The Gazelle, of and from Camden, (Maine) for Port Republi-
cain, was fallen in with 6th instant, in lat. 36, long. 63, in a
sinking state, and the crew taken off by the Tarnerlauge., arrived
at this port
_ Washington, Benson, from New Orleans, at this port, with
loss of head and bowsprit, having been in contact with an out-
ward bound ship, last night, off the Skerries
The Carolus, for New Orleans, in going out to day got
athwart the Jean Bvtiste, for Sierra Leone off the Magazines,
and carried away thebowsprit of the latter'
Emigrant, hence for New Orleans off Tuskar. with I ss of
fore and mainyards
ChamWain, Pearson, from Sierra Leone at Cove
Elizabeth, Orr, from Ichaboe, off do.
Duke of Gordon, Bissett, from Ichaboe at Waterford, with
loss of bulwarks, and leaky
Sarah Fleming. from Ichaboe at do.
Hereford. Reaburn, hence at Milford
Fergus, Findley, from Ichaboe at Falmouth
htinerva, Brown, hence at Batavia, 9th Oct.
Tribune'Mineva Weatherall, hence at Ichaboe
, Orfeur, and Ottoman, Rivett, hence at Constanti-
nople
Lusitano Ast Ifl sailed from Trieste for this port 4th instant
.Aristides. Mer°tcllerry, and Jersey Tar, Panude hence at Cadiz
Beccles, Brown ; New City of Cork. Roberts4l; and London,
ultV.Smelling, from Ichaboe at Cove
Eissixatt.suiSpoxim.—The Minerva, hence for Ichaboe, 2nd
of
lon. 21 W. ; Ann, Robinson, hence for La
and
90th rostant, o.ff Tuskar ; Cambria, (steamer,) hence for Halt.
fax, 12th instant, 3, p m., in lat. 4g, lon. 31 ---___--

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JAN. 25
[WEEKLY REPORT.]

ADMITTEI

12 I Cured
13
Relieved and at own request 4
22 Attending as Out Patients. 10
Irregularl
34 Died
Remainingin the Hospital .. 77.

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation

DI SC II A RC ED

Total

Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
House Visiters, Rev, T. Hornby and 11..1. Sanderson, Esq.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.

Duty .

Woon,licals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel £l g o @ 0 0
Memel 15 10 0 0 1 Gothenburg - 17 0 -9. Wyburg 16 0- 16 10 pi.
cz
Petersburg 1i 0-19 0 mPLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Tc,;•l '-:
. Danzig, Deck
,o
•
British American Pine _ - -
LATI1W001), per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet ..............
British American
kiAnocAr4r, per foot of 1 inch thicis
Honduras .................. 0 6
Cuba..................... 0 s
St. Domingo ................. 1 0
3A5 PLANKS, British American 2 0
rEAKwooD, per cubic feet .... 3 0
ST...I,Es, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe .......... £lOO o—l ocs. do.
HU. ............ 60 0 —7O 0 i'' Quebec, red. to li in. thick, 1
.., 0 _
55 0
and 5} feet long ........ i
Do. Puncheon
18 1 2s. do.
ri masa, per cubic foot.
s. d. 12 e
s. 0
d.
Oak
6
Pine, British Amer. common 1 0 1 6 B
.P. Is.
red I 3 1 10
Danzig' ...... : yellow
i yi— 1 11
Memel
Rir.a.red..... I 9 1 to

0 21r,...i.

O 0 42 Os
O o Is.
O s sod.
1 0
I 6 2r,s„
2 6
3 6 } lOsper Id

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24.
An RlVRl).—Negotiator, Young ; Wilsons, Campbell; Wm.
Murray Grebow, and David Banks, Jo:ly, from Ichaboe—Lady
Murray Grace. and
m Terceira—Nymph, Nichols, fr m St. Mi-
chael's— Agenoria, Ham, from Naples—Sophia --____, from
Licataand Royalist, Cooper, from Alexandria.
OFF THR PORT.—Columbus, N.w York Packet of the lat.
-_________.
Anirnone, Waker, flom Coquimbo at Valparaiso, and sailed
16th October, for this port-Oven Ramo: a, Gonzales, hence for
Cadiz and Seville at Hibactio 10th instant—Nang
Easton, hence
at Ch 'rente—Anna Agatha, De Boer, hence at Helvoet
Alfred, Smith, from Ichaboe. at Falmouth, leaky, and part of
her cargo pumped up—Nereid, Wayman, and Arethusa, Davi-
son, from Odessa at Falmouth—Carrs Stock, from Taganrog
at I, from
Hendry, fr m Ichaboe at Milford, with loss
of sails, boats, &c. On the 3d ult,, in lat. 19, long. 30, spoke
the Chieftain, of Larne, from this port
Brothers Larne,
from Ickaboe at g•
Point—Bezer,
Adams, hence for St. Michael's at Holyhead—Rival, of this port,
Was spoken 29th November. in lat. 2 N. lon. 23 W.
NAar.as, Dr.c. 30.—The Sackville, Leonard, from Frieste to
Liverpool, with Indian corn, got on shore in the Bay of St.
Stephan°, near Otranto, 7th instant, and is expected to become
S total wreck ; crew and part of cargo saved

__
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, Wind S.W. moderate.
AnalvEn.—Colurnbus, Cole, from New York ; sailed 3rd
Junnary—corsair, —_____, from Ichaboe ; sailed 3rd December—
Priscilla, Donaldson, from Pernambuco ; sailed 24th Dec. rd Wilson, and Essex. Welch, from New Orleans—
Hopkinson, ----, from Ichaboe—Albanian, Winson, from
Zante—Lile, Horking, from Patras—Walters, —.....—_, from
Haples—Boxider, Abramovich from Trieste—Barnard Castle
Packet, Finlay, from Marseilles from
Peat, -----, from ---•

---------
Bessy Robertson, Christie, from Mauritius ; sailed 4th Nov.
On ISth Dec. sp,,ke the Bride of A bydos, from this port. for
Ichaboe.
Hope, Tozer, from Trieste. Oa the 21st January forty eight
Wileswest of Scilly, spoke the Crescent, Williams, from Belfast,
milesre.
American, Hale, for New York has put back very leaky, and
with loss of Sails
fke. bore up from 51, long 2.).
Prout, Rosewald. hence at Monte Video, after being on shore
on Point Carretas, but without damage.
Richard Cobden„ from this port, for China, at Rio
Janeiro, to rtstt w her cargo.
Dom() Gaziato Grando, from this port, for Venice, at
Deauraari '
Carr oena Baird, hence at Monte Video
Wilton Wood, ,hence at
ditto
Rat Ch. Raguson, and Margaret Porbes, Prescott, hence at
Rio Janeiro
ibion, Archibald, and Ceres Tyrer, hence at Genoa
Prances, Itornyn. hence at O'stend
Caseiopea liodgEot., hence at Mauritius
145rY Irnr Boyd, from Bristol, off Pernambuco 18th Dec.
end sailed for Rio Janeiro
lintlower, Porrestcr, from Ichaboe, at Pernambuco, in ballast
Alice Jan; Illeasdale sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna 12th
December
Jessamine Jarvis, sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool llth Jan .
August Ludwig-, Berg, sailm from Genoa 9th Jan. and Tar-
tar. Gordon, toth Jan. both for Liverpool
Pon3ona, Smith, from Alexandria, at Malta

'urday.)

Cor. wk.l C r
last year :41- 4

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761 a

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484
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1123 43
643 2i
6438 10
1382 £7B
1159 7
4122 JO
13630 10
625 0
28v5 48s.
227 31
715 29s
4570 7i
736 43
2541 j 5

5251 1 az
7462 78s

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