The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-12 00:00:00

WATER COMMITTEE

Lengthened reports were read in the proceedings of the
Water Committee relative to the alleged ricketty state of
the engines at the various stations of the late Harrington
and Bootle Works. It was stated that the following
complaints of the insufficient quantity and the impurity
of the water had been made in the years 1846. 7, and 8 :
In 1846, 751 complaints ; in 1847, 837 ; and in 1848, 566
complaints.
Mr. HIGGINs observed that the contracts entered into
by the Water Committee for the Rivington Pike scheme
were very low, and that there would be a very large saving
on them, something like £120,000. (Hear.)
Memorials were read from three old servants belonging
to the late Water Companies, praying for annuities or
employment, which were referred to the Water Com-
mitt4e.
Mr. Alexander NEILSON, clerk to the treasurer of the
Corporation, prayed for remuneration for important ser-
vices rendered to the Council on various occasions; and
his memorial was also referred to the Water Committee.

The Council Council having, at a quarter to four o'clock, arri-
ved at Mr. S. Holme's motion for rating the Liverpool
Docks,
Mr. G. EL LAWRENCE moved an adjournment until
Wednesday (to-morrow), which was carried•

Sept. 1:, 1848.

JENNY LIND AT THE COLLEGIATE

INSTITUTION.

It was reasonably to be anticipated that this cancel!'
which was held on Thursday last at the Collegiate les?
tution, would prove one of a most attractive and disc
guished character. In the first place the spacious lectele
room of the institution, in which the concert took
possesses this advantage over any of our theatres Wit
whilst capable of seating about 2000 persons, nearly ev
one is in a position of propinquity to the performer
ficiently close to be able to have a good personal view, t
catch every expression of feature, and the most defier,
intonations of voice. In the case of the fair Swede
was an object desiderated by hundreds of her auditor ;
who were quite as anxious to trace in her countenance tb
index of the amiable spirit, which she is said to posqera,
as to be enraptured with her rare powers of vocaliclt;
Another advantage of the locality, and a circumstaa;
which contributed to the success of the concert, was d
opportunity which it afforded, not only of seeing and
hearing this famed child of song, but of listening
music of the highest order, to hundreds of families, wi'°,
members object to the scenic displays with which n
accompanied in our regular theatres. It afforded, in fa
vi
to the entire audience, the opportunity, a rare one: et
seeing some of the leading vocalists of the day in tt,
"at home" costumes and looks, un-be-rouged and en;„7,
decked with stage costume and artificial character. .7,
previous expectations formed were fully realized. L'
Ai
audience was a fashionable, a full, though not a croww"
and above all a happy and delighted one.
In addition to the attraction of Jenny Lind, the 6101;
gagements included M. Roger, the newly imported Flo
tenor, Signor Belletti, the celebrated basso, fro° bet
majesty's theatre, and Signor Lablache, a picked nem
of performers from the orchestra of the Italian OPer*
and M. Herrmann, the violinist. ' cell/
We shall not attempt a detailed critique of the pie jo
the order in which they were given, preferring to natty
the several performers, beginning with Jenny Lind, er.
great attraction. Her first solo, from Lucia di La's'hing
moor," Perehe non ho," was an elaborate effort, pro the
at once the perfect ease with which she can surmount tof
very greatest artistic difficulty, sustaining in the mins..
efforts, which by the ordinary human voice would be; 0
of
possible, and to the most cultivated would be a Or neg
harassing exertion, a quietude and simplicity of On pg
which is inexpressibly beautiful. This very manner i 56,
of the most witching characteristics of Jenny's style.
next performance was indeed a most wonderful one—,
trio from Meyerbeer's " Camp of Silesio," in which
of the parts are sustained by flutes. Much as we hod
heard of this effort from the London press, it far surpas,.,
our expectations. The most critical could not have '!I0,1
tinguished the difference in tone between vocal and el t,
instrument, so beautifully were they blended througlo,,,
The next solo was one from the German of Der Freisch,p
and exhibited that wonderful sostenuto, in which the.raii
Swede is far above all other singers. It was 4)10'1 jib
sung and rapturously applauded. Her Swedish mein
however, appeared to be regarded by the audience as, her
most unique performance, and that one in which she SI, ;$
in echo to the mountaineers' mall was encored by the
er
masse, amid showers of bouquets. There is something ell
chanting in these songs from their originality, and 85,11,,i
the naive manner in which they are sung. In conch' 00
our notice, we may congratulate the fair songstress '',Pde
the impression which she has made upon the man°;dia
heard her on Thursday for the first time, and confirm' the
those who had previously only heard and seen her WV
regular boards. She is above all the aids of scenic ePbeg
accompaniment. A few rapid touches of her piano, 41,41
quiet, easy way, are enough for her introduction ; the 't)
is accomplished by her wonderful powers, combined:"
a childlike artlessness, which wins us whilst we wonae?
Mons. Roger is a great singer, but it is in his own tot
ficial school. His voice is good and highly cultivaioi
but he seems to eschew the use of all except its eee,,,,stB
powers, and to delight only in the display of consutttil
art, forgetting that ars est celare artem. Signor 130'00
singing, especially in the duet from William Tell; rbei
much better upon the audience. Of Signor Labia
who is well and most favourably known to our reader" i 0
are the pieces selected for him, we need say nothi°'
commendation.
A selection from Les Huguenots was admirably P,lll
by the band : - ;he s''"

4e bana and M. Herrman played s solo on t ulll
-
on a theme from Lucia di Lammermoor very beautt
and was very warmly applauded.

EXTRAORDINARYSUICIDE.

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On Saturday an inquest was held before P. F. -
Esq., on view of the body of a man unknown. The c
o,
,
from the extraordinary nature of the death, which ble
peared from the first to be suicide, excited consider
interest. The first witness called was A life
Richard Davine, who said—l am a sailmaker, Afr.
in Preston-street. At present I am employed Y,i;,,or
James Clarke, who keeps a shooting-gallery in 1%1:a-sof
son-square. I was there last night, and saw dect:" Rat
come in. He appeared to be a little in liquor, he,i,bree
the not
quite capable of knowing what he was about. 'with
Ire
gentlemen came in, and deceased had several shots
rifle
athnedmp,isbtootth wAitfhtetrhsee
vreiflraelasnhdotpsi,stdoele.
the worst shot of the lot. At this time I had a Jae:the
pistol by me. Deceased picked it up, and fired
his at
rtaerlogaedt.ed
it.r.. InDedeicaetaeslyedaftthere,nl
ttoool
uit p out
ari off
for the pistol, to have a shot with it.
The pistol was then lying on a form. til it to
about 13 inch I
It is that now produced—[a good pistol, der,'"
long in the barrel.]_ It was charged with gutio2w k the
a leaden -bullet. He took it from—Tne, and-T
1-alb' le
ealsedchsuari charged
rifle which he had discharged out of his hands.
was charging the rifle, I noticed the deceased 11°_,,rtli
the pistol with the muzzle upwards, and pointed towards
his head. Almost directly deceased discharged the Ply in
and he fell down. I ran to him, and found a weunlice,
his throat, just under the chin. I ran and called a P°_„sea
officer. He came, and a surgeon was sent for. Dec dOl
was taken away in a car, and this morning I saw WI wei
at the Infirmary. When deceased came into the Ito
he appeared to be perfectly collected, and aware of "e to
he was doing. I did not observe anything to lead ni not
think he was at all affected in his mind. It could
site
I handed e.
have been an accident. He was standing right 010h-oth
the target at the time. Deceased had had fifteen
csi 0011
but had paid for only one. When searched, he ha
a halfpenny in his pocket. otir4h'
George Lloyd, who happened to be in the s.:°
gallery at the time, corroborated the last witness 01 ore°
of his statement. Witness went out for two or oft'
minutes, and on his return he instantly heard the re, 1
and saw deceased fall.
Mr. Brown, surgeon of the Infirmary, said ae.`-ther!:
was brought there on the previous night, and
insensible, with a gunshot wound in the throat, °l,,oode
he died at about half-past twelve o'clock, Ile , J °t-
leaden ball, which had passed through the palates ° I'Ve
base of the skull, and completely through the braill,;(l the
ball was found on his taking off the skull-cap,t
wound from it was no doubt the cause of death'
the
ball, flattened on one side, was produced.] in
The inquest was then adjourned to MondaY'd so'„o
hope that the deceased might be identified, °_,nbtil"
other evidence obtained as to his state of mine" ,e
further clue could be obtained. , 50
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Several pawn-tickets were found upon the 13011,00,1
of them with the name John Watson, and others
Watson. He had on a blue short jacket, 13191 e01°;
trowsers, laced shoes, and grey stockings;
height
sho
plexion, dark hair, and small whiskers ; heigt"
feet 8 inches.

STATE OF TRADE. re of DP
MANCH ESTER.—There is no new feature in the ea-00.01r
trss since Tuesday. The market has displayed
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animation ; and some uneasiness was excited to-day 0
graphic communication announcing that the ass`dolectu
German central power to the armistice with Denil!a' peratil
ceediugly doubtful. Nevertheless, prices remaiP ept'ssj
firm ; and where there is any change, the tendency reet'pa
The ordinary qualities of 36-inch shirtings, 60 and 1010;011
low printing cloths, are becoming rather scarce, Odell 0,,'
a slight advance; but India shirtings continue very rts ,t
the unfavourable state of exchange rendering expo rWoor'
country unremunerative, even at the present 10Y (.Itsit itf
goods. The business of the week appears to have oto tic! tl),,e
pretty general disappointment ; as it was anticilta„ 000",
commencement that the improved harvest prospec, "(it'll' to
termination of hostilities between the Danes Out RP say
about which no doubt was then entertained, wool( circost6.
brisk trade. The influence which these favourall to sop;
stances might have been expected to produce, ha',,ettillf
extent been counteracted by increasing anxiety re:rto v`e-stl,`
affairs of Italy, where French intervention apPear the ti
more probable; while, during the last day or two, 5 bell,
has likewise been less favourale. ,bere
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MA b
RKET.—Althoup, te
an extensive sale of flannel goods this week at WO ra.e'plOre
yet there has been a very good demand for finer, isl'liciPsi
qualities of flannels in the market, and dyed goo( for
.ero
been dull of late, sold remazkably well. Strop not; 00;;
fabrics were in good request, and there has been,seoe... 50111
attendance of buyers. Some particular sorts Of iyotilbele cf°,ir
at a shade higher in prices than last week, but.a; to t' oia"
were much the same. There has been Foreignor wool j
market, particularly in brokes and skins. ; ®pd
the same. Prices generally same as last week.. penia,,o Cll,O
LEEDS.—The armistice entered into between 00'010,0
Prussia has had a beneficial influence upon the „twed snore
here, and the German houses have done an imPr''t wee'ved 03t
this week. The fine weather which prevailed latsietprislodegoo
the commencement of this, with the consequens of tlolf,
ports of the harvest, have also improved sale ~s are pi
especially those most suitable for winter. Stoci, oft,
Ptices remain without alteration. sonieofii„pli
HA LT FAX.—Pieces : We have had much t"`ie leen "tic!
market as we have nib for a long time back ; e pas re le
rers, however, seem etter spirits; but theL,ros a oo
a small amount of business done this day.
the same as last week. Wool remains much tn' slO
much business doing. lot t"desilitou
argot
11 UDDERSFIELD.—We have had a good 1.'41 of ore
and a considerable number of buyers. New ' ltricea pie
goods for the winter have been in request.
u this
and stocks unusually l oCe
GLASGOW.—The bsigness doing for the borne trinitet
continued to a fair extent, and, generally, theiine'fore °
more steady, and operations enteredunpri witnd 04015
than for some time. The want f foreign demomove'
felt, but the German houses have now begiincgo in
sl"ritiaptc.;
anticipated that a considerable trade may ; r`'o I,
ton during the season. The uncertainty paSS,
regarding the opening of this importanyr!,,,'„viii;he
any accumulation of suitable goods in -Prot of „`,., tiod
some extent, lose the manufacturers the ie frvipeoft,e,',
diate demand. The inquiry for some of
_!iiat
_iper
styles produced in Kilmarnock, has son,lec. bob
the operatives in that branch ate not so N.._7l4petY
have been two failures here this week, in trie "
but neither of then) of large amount.t
•••••••••••-,_ go
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FREE BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES.pBIIte
in,s, Ofej
ASSOCia"v 000'0
third annual report of the London
__noised op 0 )10$
11,111 h
It stated that during the past twelve_ a
33.655 bathers; 34,843 poor women.l;l P. 118011,01;
the clothing of themselves and families iiduringi!sl,
ironed—making a total of 81,108 persoofntshe estalgoito
who have participated in the benefits The ofov,
witnout one farthing cost to thernselve9' htinc!re"'of Yos';
has also gratuitously furnished EnsnY ime9
poor in the crowded and wretchehd Rai- of r-
Smithfield with whitewashes, anddtweeuine,
brushes to cleanse and purify
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A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s.—Wind S.. light.
'l"lytm—Recorder, Sharpe, and Livingston, from Cal-
tatta—Courier, Nuilman, from St. John's, N.B.
SAlLEn.—Columbus, Tilley, for St. John's, N.B.—Watch-
_llan, Innis, for Fillau—Trav'eller, Darnell, for Konigsberg—
nbenm, Winsor, Poston—Memnon, Eldridge, New York—
Joshua Rates, Stoddart, Canton—Superb, Prentess, Rio Ja-
neir°—Janet, Brown, for Syra—Sonter Johnny, Ellis. Montreal
-A—Shalispeare, Henderson, Charleston—Alexandrina, Mow-
VII% for Malta and Odessa—Lvdia, Greaves, Antigua—
Aacken, Clydetnias, Elsinore—Elizabeth, Thomas, Rotterdam
--;Mary and Ann. indsay, for Elsinort—Porcupine, Mule, for
knstantinuple---llttrest, Young, Stralsund—Harbinger,
1, onlniron St. Petersburg—Albion, Ferrett. tor Rotter,:am—
arY Ann 'tir6v, Brown, Rotterdam—Seraph, Smart, Malta—
Gilmore, Pillou—Antelope, Archer, Labrador.

Palm ,
"Pace at Mazatlan.
fit• intent Planter, sailed from ditto for this port on the
20th
Mata
• llrPin, sailed from ditto for this port 26th May.
Peerntaineer Smith, and Ann and June, Smith, hence at
ara.
Yheeler, N
eenion,,le heore at Barhadoes.
JoFWh:, le, wiled from Jamaica for this port on 27th
•
licilYwnod, sailed from ditto for this port 28th July.
Vice Jane, sailed front ditto for this port :30th July.
agger. Ranger, arid Acadia',, sailed from ditto for tins port
ISt Atte.tist.
Fade's
Vanvell, hence at Ancona.
s oval William, Montgomery. hence at Messina.
Sofia, (Vomit-4)e sailed from ditto for this port lath August.
„„j Au Ander •hen, Hug ins, sailed from Areciln. for this port
tr "arkson,lrence at Port au-Prince.
Ivalzaheth, ".I'Queen, from Toningen for flits port, at Stores-
at 11747 T. Maria, Lvrrenaga, and Lahore, Alderson, hence
%This e
Port 22nd
Jack, of Irvine, sailed from Quebec for
, Port 22nd Nov., and has not since been heard of.
b•n°L\ Itr.Ab September i.—The San Jeon. Auvedo, from
Vt‘,ll(leo for Liverpool,'' which ran onshore at Ithosnigyr on the
Allgurz, has been got off anti tat en into this harbour.

AnWr-DNESDAY, 9 r rrEmnr.r; 6.—Wind W., moderate.
ilta,.l"tn.—Arnerd, Youn.,er,Troin Cayenne—West Lothian,
tV IMmingo—Vreemon, Whyte, Jamaica—Greenock,
tiore'gr% Quelk-c—Tra‘el!er, Taganro.g—Curragli-
eat .711n11, Oclessn—Lliz:.Lerh Scone, Constantsmople—gus-
Alexantiria—tiiiney, Wilson ; John Filwards, and
Soolun, Bordeaux--Solitle, Swemburg, Gothenburg—
larbin Tonsberg--Marcus inde, Swenburg—Delores,
:criver, Bremen Johanna SIAM, Harlingen
lb'erntimis, Bakker, Itottercluni—F,Moir, Zellien ; Union,
teal4Yls ; Charles, end i.bcenix, Kuiper, from Os-

• s Pilot-boat .No. s, 3ehr, Llark, master, was returning to
as port on Tne,ilav, the 5i h instant, when to the westward of
f ()nn'••heads, ht 3-30 p.m , she fell in with the flat Echi;artl,
?erthis port, Shaw 'master, which' had lost her mast-head, with
a rigging and •'-' • •• • the The crew of the pilot-beat
assisted ; • sa,:S ON•tside.
• ilvd "1 rigging, &c. -041 hoard: The Ed-
"ls then token in tow by the pilot-boat, and brought
1!?4! the river
.Mersey. when she was left at 2 50 a.m., the fel-
t. 'Wing morning, it, perfeOt safety. •
_Hermann, (steatee;,) from New York for Bremen, which
was on shore in-Gurnet Pay, floated crff on the following tide,
With Out darnage, alter litlituring, and will proceed.
united Stales, (Wainer Havre for ew York, put
"ack t 3 Sonthampten, cifand 11 be docked, one of her conden-
I'll having beeninjured tv,,:nty-two hours out, off -Scilly.
Ann Snoth;froln Cadiz for Hobart Town, at Rio Janeiro,
141 th foremast F ung.
• Bartlett, from Bahia, at Cove.
A
__large Chip was seen on shot e au Sea Island, 25th August,
With lower toasts standing, ai.d stripped.
Bet;
ts Y., bush, hence at Caracea.
itter°ll. Laterell, hence at Gaspee
siiler,°(.la,'Williams, and Reintleer, King,hencettt Beirout, and
tor Alextuiretta.
i,,arognet,
Tearda!e
h, hence at Corfu.
6"l ovidence, Ford,hence at Trieste.
~tus Sprague, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Stolier, hence at Leghorn.
un'a, and Elizabeth, Brodie, hence at'Gibraltar.
t,,(lXecombe Cummino'; Maid of Marshland, Batty ; Isabella
Walker • nuditellatty. Thomas, hence at Stralsund.
Uilso ragsThom'a.s•, Emily, Thomas; fidelity, Geddie ;
Th—ells, Brown; Elizaneth Rose, Lawrence,- Elizabeth Ann,
°Thas; Johns, Winchester; Ann, Carruthers, and Wilhel-
tiine, &she, hence off Stralsund.

, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.—Wind S.W., moderate.
10,‘ItaivEn.—Eliza Johnson, Donaldson, from Bahia—David-
Traskoth, St. Domingo—Agnes, Wash:Nassau—Jamestown,
V New York—John Jones, and Leda, Brown, for
Morines,Bav're—Agnes, Wilson, Archangel
ki„B9oli Cristall, Clow, St. Petersburg—Ann Musgrave, 'fu-
zz-, Damburgh.
te'AftEn.—Commodore, Broadfoot, Calcutta—Unity, Caitli-
n Algoa Bay—Lady Bassett, Hill, Smyrna—Lady Rowley,
eY, and Eclipse, James, Newfoundland—Vesta, Laird, and.
)duti, 'Thompson, Montreal—Kate and Jane, Celt, Rotter-
41—P.aritan, A:lams, and James Corner, Walker, Baltimore
ki_lizabeth, Wilson, and Stolpe, Haase, Danzie, and Devonia,
`v atalria.

ttirkh
tiet „-Y, Nichols; Renown, Collins; Red Rose, Supple; Har-
ten Rumble. Bevis; Albion, Ball; and Baron of Bramber,
chds, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Fortitude
and Britannia, from London, at ditto.
etitude 'and Jane-Black, from Newcastle, at ditto.
Kell iacket, from-Falinouth at ditto 21st Jully.
lkiVdward, Rae, hence for Fenian, is wrecked on the Pent-
Iteerries. Crew and-part of materials saved.
hence at Dardanelles.
iirt Murray, Lnd Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at
jaicoa
Fn„„ and Priscilla,lohnson, hence at Lisbon.
lock:" Blucher,.kgrell, hence at Tananger, and sailed for Roe-
tiSalern na , Morris ; Enterprise, Ivey ; Canadienne, Pine ; Chris-
AviA Rattray ; Princess Royal, Leigh ; Greyhound, Stone ;
Snell! Jone ; Veracity, 'Lee ; Lady Erskine, Parry ; Active
Rob Ann, Mills; Prince of Wales. ones; Edward, Walter;
pi"Y, Kemp ; and Countess of Durham, Rowlands, hence
•

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER N.W.
-.—Currency Davie, from Bombay-Bounty":fachethr)Earl of Liverpool,' Coulthart ; and Courier, Tower
In, alcutta—Bombay Packet, Thompson, Old jialabAanrna
Ma ad Oak, Paraiba—Ambassador, Hadley. o e
111°111pkins, hainpos, • Jane and Fanny, Darrell, and Brazil Paccreto;b Porto Rico—Gale,Mßairba—does—
i Boston—
:11°157"K Vicars, ..lamaica—Sher od
SYrOPhelliCian, Graves, Montreal—Lord Drew, and
Acadia, Gallilee, Quebec—
' liosnhorns, Tregarthen, S-'aCnoc.::siwsta.enstinople—Betty Susannah,
lioller,-Syenbor.l% St. Petersburg—Hero of
largaret, m
Miramichi—Theresa Jane, Wright, aranham—Helvel-
id Vaughan, and Clifton, Forrest, St. John,
Corringa— v
Tindall. Demerara—Yorkshire Bailey, New
York—Lord M`Hardy, and Ellen, Mq..eighlin, Richi-
buct reen Odessa—Martha, Danzic.
o—.
1 Maxton, for Port Philip—Fatima, Wilson,
Baltimore—Theresa, Bradt; Jason, Dalitz, and London, Danzic—Alert, Burns, Rotterdam—Amity, Sutnr.
'sand, Riga—Rideout, Brown; Hottinguer, Bursley; and Jane
Dixon, Smith, New York—Queen, Amos, Harlingen—Argo,
Wihkander, Brahestadt—Defence, Brewster, Charleston—Sea,
•Dinnell, Pillau—Elizabeth, Nieman, Constantinople—Flying
Fish, Rowe, Rio Grande—lsis, Press, Corfu—Ann Armstrong,
Williams, Bombay.
Rajah, Boyd, from Calcutta at this port; sailed from Saugor
h May,and St. Helena 31st July.
alst
nuke of Wellington, from Calcutta, and sailed for London
July—Tigris, from Calcutta, and sailed for this port July
'al—Walter, Morris, from Madras—and John M`Viccar, from
Calcutta, all at St. Helena.
Lin, Johnston, hence at Maranham.
14,;(17rY, Jones, and Cartaretta, Matterface, hence at Newfound-
. •
• I:l9th, Cactilano, hence at Naples.
poi— s Scutt, from Malta at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
Inittelet (steamer,) Carter, hence at Helvoet.
bert, fro 4, Morbagdnt
oesme both at Cove from Rio .
Grtande, and Liffey, Cuth.
Bao,
eetu
to, •;°°ll, Richardson, from Mauritius, for the Clyde, off

A.., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9.—Wind W., moderate.
'fro,.:4,,lvEn.—Peruvian Todd, from Bonny; sailed Ist, and
• --../t—tb 'ernando Po 9th Aly—Robert Fulton, from Apalachicola
Jalist, Cooper, from Alexandria—America, Dunn, from
,S York—Mary Walker, from Malta—Ellen Gillman,
ti;ll.llres, from Denia—Petronella Kirkhoven, Ghent—Roth-
Atkinson,. Bonny—John Anderson, Huggins, from Porto
'O--1110 r* Livingston,Barstow, Mob le—Hector, from
r imer
trim LED —Acadia, (steamer,) Stone, Halifax and Boston—
sl,f„s Queen, Campbell, New Orleans—Maid of Alicante,
Pall, Denia--k eedwell, Ohman, Harlingen—Ferrett,
otterdarn.
Mai of
d
sprit Alicante, for Denia, has put back, with loss of havingbow-
the been in contact with an outward-bound vessel, off
z
bki.
A t-shi.
• n%, Frapzer, and Mediterranean, Bell, hence at New Cala-
liee •
J0ne5...4100r,, Kop—Mary, Rowland—Courier, Wright
,Vjenlator Sutherland—Liberty, Leith—Favourite, Thomas
Paihn).3lla, J ones—Rose, Griffith—Helen Martin, Titman—
rie-; Pittock—Marearet, Owen—Orh, Thomas—William Pic-
ilt.'gnew—and Leiitia Heyn, Piffle. hence at Danzic.
tup.ogre_ ,ss Heyde—Providentia. Lams, Commerce, —, and
p',„,l?, hence at Ostend. •
4"„ in, Reeves, hence at Leghorn.
te"e, Young, hence at Cronstadt.
nedict, Osterhoff, hence at Riga.
Pe4l4thia, Goldsworthy, from Maceio, and Esk, Wise, from
tiraabuco, at Falmouth.
2N7 that arrived at Rio 12th July, was dismasted in lat.
L 4, ",,,g• 19 W., when omit thirty-one days. •
NT,/ ~orrivvall, from Porto Rico, at Dublin.
llere4"eon, Smith, from Batavia—St. Helier, Dorey, and Ca-
Dryale, from Grande—Flora, , from Akab
frote,Ltrisd ti on, Miller. from Paraiba—EleanorTodd and Henrietyta,
qa9;,,1 (3,t0 Rico—Kilmann, Wylie, from Havana—Corbierre,
,Prir,,,-4411, from' Cuba—Senhora Frodsham, from Matanzas-
-410rc,",' Royal Driscoll from' St. John, N.B.—John Begg,
NBCri,Y, from 'St. Stephen,' N.B.—Sophia, Foley, from Pug-
t3:ll ,Scottish Maid, klerander, and Agent, Mills, from Cal.
at Cove.',c,yer.reY, and Charles Hamerton, from St. Andrew, N. 8., off
amt,
,!STIANISAND 26th Aug.—Gardner, King, from Cron-
agr Liverpool', which put in here leaky, and discharged
'°, nd much of the hemp being damaged by sea water,
U°, sold.

AIth,‘,SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.—Wind W., light.
ktkiLV,,,—
Eo.—Virgin del Carmen, from —.
Mab, Rowe, Shanghae—Elizabeth, Rees,
-4,er-4,veLarne,
onstanti Nickels,
nopleand Actwon, Duly, New Orleans-
-11, Robson, C.
-1.411" Y, Jones, sailed from Liverpool 16th Feb. last, for Rie
4,,411,,,., and has not since been heard of.
col .ohs Cannon—Trewartha, Harris—Duke of Athol,flunter,
, Collins, hence at Pillau.
ScottalWood, Boyd, hence at Havana.
Urquliart, hence at Havre.
tuim riba En
/,4o Cobden Amv„ sailed from Melaga 28th Aug., and
t Path:Trott, 30th'Aug.; both for this port.
gelina, Groot, from Rotterdam, at Deal, and
AitilaTr this port.
ejtrit:ar, from Bahia. at Pernambuco.
Nilliand Cord-elia, Hughes, from Manilla, at Deal.
aro Parker, Smith, from Port Philip, off Plymouth.

s UoNtwv .
It AiLtb .... onf-rEmBER IL—Wind N., moderate.
rMterda —'llrYden, Esk, for Tampico—Yriendschap. Breeze,.
veYlOO lll—Zationi, Cubbon, Maranliam—Aurora, Cottier,
kei' tto, '°ward, Bovven, Buenos Ayres—Emma Graham,
f,..near g,.. VPorto—Pet, Shotten, Bordeau?:—.lati_et Kinear,
iTthej: it._
,etersburg—Jno. Cumming, Dwight, New
_York
ervis, r..7omDton, Leghorn—Lamer. Genoa—Eleanor
.Palmer,
rrs, sa..,nstantinopie—Caroline, Storm, Berfen—Eliza San-
otm 'Pen, Smyrimatia, Nauman; ondon Packet. knes ',,-nchs, Kactelkoldt. and John, Spam, Danz c, and
. T 1 est, I,,isbon.
Ipmvio
---------
Gio, I, A =lt. and Isabella Herbert, ilC,n..Cf.' at Monte Video.
Sh e, from cafe
ja artroek th •
.uttit Pt Havre. 1,41 inai, optill, from Rio Grande at Cove.
'''outl • 'elkirk, and Persev, ranee, Betiest, crop) Bahia at
La, i.
"Y S4lO. y
. Cung. Cron, Pernamlogro, tit ditto,

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES.

Number of New Patients entered on the Books Al the
Dispensaries during the last week.
D. H. GIBBON, Secretary.
NORTH, VAUXHALL-ROAD.—New cases received advice and
Medicine at the institution, 267; new cases visited at their
own houses; and supplied with medicine, 80 : total, 347.—
Visitors, J. A. Tobin, G. G. Hornby, Jos. Ring, jun., and J.
C. Corbally.
SOUTH, 1, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET--New cases received
advice and medicine at the institution, 223 ; new cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine, 115 ; total,
338.—Visitors, Charles Booth, Rev. C. Morrall, John Rogers
and J. Whitby Williams.

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.
REPORT OF CASES FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, SEPT. 1.
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 106; Patients visited at
their own homes, 86; Total, 192.
Physician, Dr. linlack ; Consulting Physician, Dr. Ash-
croft; Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd ;
House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball ; Apothecary, Mr. Lloyd.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, SErr. 9.
DI sciintwEn : In-patients cured, 26; Relieved and at own
request, 5 ; Made Out-patient, 1; Irregular, 1; Dead, 3.—
A1)1%1117E1) In-patients,4o; Out-patients, 8; Casuals during
theweek, 15 ; Remaining in the House, 179.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr.
C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; House
Visitors, C. W. Reade and J. Bold, Esqs. ; Chaplain,
Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Richard Gibson, Esq.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, SEPTEMBER 9.
AnivirrrEn : Accidents, 28; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 27; Total, 55.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 26;
Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out Patients, 16;
Irregular, 1; Died, 2 ; Remaining in the Hospital, 72.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Al. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr.
Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Charles Inman and E. G.
Deane, Esq.; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gilder.
sleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev.
Wm. Hughes.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK-
HOUSE HOSPITALS.
Remaining per last week, 429; Admitted, 175; Cured and
relieved, 113; Died, 10; Remaining under treatment, 478;
Fever cases included in the above—Remaining per last report
97 ; Admitted, 27 ; Cured and relieved, 26 ; Died, 3 ; Re-
maining under treatment, 95.
Apothecary, Mr. Lingley ; Resident Medical Officers, Mr.
Taylor and Mr. Steele ; Non-resident Ditto, Dr. Burgess,
Dr. Gee, and Mr. Leather; Chaplain, Rev. 1). Anderson;
Governor, Mr. J. W. Evans.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETII HOSPITAL, SEPT. 6

WEEKLY REPORT.

INDOOR.: Cured and-Wle;,ed.FirDead, 1.• Entered, 12;
Under treatment, 4t1.--Ournoon : Cured and relieved, 42 ;
Dead, 0; Entered, 4g; Under treatment, 48.
Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt,
. ; Visitors, Messrs. Ingrain and Studley Martin ;
litrape-Furgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant Hesse-
,ingeon, Mr. Thomas A rmstrenz Cainm eel( President,
.I,s. 11. Vides, Eq,

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN BIRKENHEAD
MARKET, SEPT. 9.
s. a. s. d. I s. d. a. a.
Beef 'v. lb. 0 ISito 0 74 Gooseberries, qt. 0 0 to 0 0
Mutton
Veal
Lamb, per lb 0 6 0 7 !Black Ditto .... 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Pork - 0 7 ;Cherries .... . ... 0 0— 0 0
Bacon
Hams 0 8 0 9 !Beans 0 4 0 6
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Brit 0 9 -- 0- 0 Turkeys.... each 4 6 0 0
Haddocks 0 3 0 0 Geese.,_c'ntry fed 5 0— 0 0
Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Partridges,Tbrce 0 0— 0 0
Lobsters
Fresh Butter.... 0 11 ,; 1 0 ,Black Game.... (5 0— 0 0
Salt ditto
F,g45.... ;i, 120.. 6 0 -- 0 0 Hares ...... each 3 6 0 0
Potatcr-5,;!,4. Perk 0 6 -- 0 10 I'ip-t-,)m4,-pcouple 1 8— 0 9.
Damsons ' , ,f " (c , itt,',l,its ..

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MORN. EV ENO. Ii WIT. HOLY DAYS, ETC.
Sept. h. m. h. m. ft. in.
• TAtesday....l2 10 29 10 46 16 5 •
*ednesday.l3 11 6 11,26 18 2
Thursday ..14 11 45 19 6
Friday ....15 0 6 025 19 11
Saturday 16 046 1 8 20 2
Sunday ....17 129 152 19 4 13th Sund. aft. Trinity
Monday... AS 214 238 17 11
LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. Indirect! Direct. Indirect.
Australia ..I .. May 151 Lima
,June 12
Bahia .. July 240paranham .. Aug. 1( ..
Barbadoes .. Aug. .. 5 Mauritius .. June 23
Bombay .. July 2 Mobile .. Aug. 8
B. Ayres .. .. I Monte Video .. iJii ty 4
Calcutta .. .. 8 New Orleans .. lAug. 8
C. G. Hope. .. June 3 New York Aug. 22;
Charleston . .. Aug. 12 Pernambuco. .. 5
China June 24 Rio Janeiro.. July 24 ..
Demerara .. Aug.' 4 Savannah .. Aug. 10
Havana — St. Helena .. July 31
Jamaica , .. 7 Valparaiso .. June' 29
La Guavra (June 27 Vera Cruz .. Aug. 2