The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

.nnia, fatearner) Hewitt, from Boston; sailed
16th, and from nialfax 20th July—and Eliza Jane, from Prince
Edward Island.

Newfoundland
Ann; ''
for Danzic

Jane Blain. Killein, for Quertn.
Williams, for Corfu—Cronas, Bole, for Iceland--
'c
—Nymph, Berg, for Narva—Peru, Wilson, [or Rev
—and Mary Lawson, Wilkins, for St. Petersburg.

SAlLED.—Querida, Larange. for Havana—Queen, Martin, for
Sarah Maria
ketive.

New York, Cro;
United Kingdom,

ilicette, Hunter
t; I n dependence

Earper LOcean
York
Cambria, stea
- Pomona, Smi
Maria Elizal

d, and Liverpool, Eldritgs, hence at Zie,

hence at Halifax 16th. July

Texel
Horatio, Hall, hence at Havana
Thos. P. Cope_ 15lierrknn horinga

_ riniou.elpina
Margaret, Rust, and -Berlin, Baker, hence at Boston
Union, Coyle, hence at Montreal
Elizabeth, Duckett, hence at Quebec
Ranger, Paige. hence-for Bahia, off Mizen head 27th July
Mercurius, from Dordt or Liverpool, at Deal
Countess ,of Weztuireland, Clarke, sailed from Venice
Liverpool 14th_Ju'y

Caferina. 01
Caroline, Jc

ii a, soiled from Genoa
I, sailed fram Mari

for Liverpool 19th Jol3
les for Liverpool 24t1

Sylph, tic
John Carr

Ricbibucto. off Cove
ell, Luckies, from New York. at Quebec
• —AR the square-rigged vessels have b
there beinz •

MONTREAL, July
to lighten their cur

s down

water in t

-Wind E.S.E., light.
Savannah-

SATURDAY, AUGUST
Lancashire, Lyon. fra

ARRIVED'

111,Laren, from New York

Albion,
Elise. S]

Lt St John, N.B

marii, kri

Freheit. Meyer
Mary Elizabett

Harlingen

Jeannette. De Voort, hence at Antwerp
Maria, Monnot, and Commerce, De Graeve, hence
Cookson, from River de Loup, St. Lawrence, at Miramich
'waterlogged, bound for Rnglalld

I Osten

SU NDAy,

- SAlLED.—Eliarsite,AUGUST
Pa:An, for2.—Wind flcti N .N.E., g Kcng—Dbt.
Thcresa Jane
Wright, for Maranham—Amoy, Clarke, for Valpa also— Cern.
bridge, Barstow, end Thomas Wright, Gardner, for New York—
Cygnet, Heard, for Boston—Republic, Sullivan, for .Pliiiadelphis
Elizabeth, Buck, for Quebec—Valeria, Wright, for D. rdt—
Rapid, Hoseason, for St. Stephen, N.B.

Urgent, Rogers, hence at Newfoundland
Edinburgh, Lawson, hence at St. John. N.B.
Margaret, hence for North America, off Cantre.
Portland, Kelso, from Clyde, for this port, at Rothsay, Bul
with loss of mainboorn
" ' .

Matador, Machin, from Hamburg: at Deal, and sailed 3
July for Liverpool
Envoy, Whillick, from New York, at New Carlisle

MONDAY, AUGUST 3.—Wind S.E. moCerate.
ARRIVED.—Jesusa, Girachia, from Bilboa.
SAlLED.—.Jessie Tourence, Ekeerie, for Quebec—DemereS'
Patterson. for Shediac—luth June. Jolty, fcr Stettin—Monu
went, It.a shall, for Charleston—and Robert Newton, Mose
for Trieste.

.eonora, he

for Demerara,

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 31.

EEK LY REPORT.]

DISUAROED

Accidents
Medical an

upon recommendation

27 i Attending
Irregular
61 Died ....

as Out Patients 2!

Remai

rain the'llospitn 1 .

Consult log Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Lr. Turnbnll and

Mr. Banner

House Visitors, H. J

nderson and J. Highfield, Esqrs.
urgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeve

LIVERPOOL HAI

AND POTATO MARKET.

AUGUST, 3, 1846

® o gi ;potatoes
0 7 I Kemls

0 21-
0 21-

0 3 I Pink Eyes

2- 0 3 I Cattle.
0— 0 0 ;Turnips, %► ton 0 0— 0
0— 0 0 !Manure

TIDE TABLE

N. I EVN. MEIONT

HOLYDA

Tuesday 4 815 848
Wednes. 5 917 945
Thurs... 6 10 11 10 35
Friday.. 7 10 09 11 22
Saturday 8 11 46 -
Sunday . g a g ° 3'
Monday. 10 0 53 1 15

15 0
16 7
18 7

20 p Igth Sundayafterninity
20 7 1

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
JULY 31, 1816.

OZECCITAROED

Fever and Small Pox. 29 Cured ..
Medical and Surgical Wards 28 Relieved
Lying-in Wards
Lock

Total
KEMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS
Fever and Small Pox
Medical and surgical Wards
Lying.in Wards
Lock

Total 346
Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite.
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Maculloch.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Tinnion and

Mr. W. Burgess.
House Gurgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall

Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour,

SUPPOSED MUADER AND SUlClDE.—Yesterday week
a most horrible tragedy was perpetrated in the neighbour-
hood of the King's Head Inn, a public-house situated
midway between Halifax and Bradford, and commonly
known as " the Half-way House." The mangled bodies
of a father and his child were found at the bottom of en
old coal-pit, situated about 300 yards from the public-
house; and it was commonly reported in the neighbour-
hood that the parent had first thrown his child into the
pit, and then leaped in himself. A searching judicial in-
quiry has since taken place, but from the extreme paucity
of evidence, the case still remains wrapped in mystery.
The bill now before Parliament for promoting the vo-
luntary establishment of baths and washhouses in bo-
roughs, &c., enacts that baths for the labouring classes,
with clean water and clean towel, are to be provided at
id. for a cold bath, and 2d. for a warm, with towel. The
charge for several children bathing.-21 for several chil-
dren not exceeding four for a cold bath, and 4d. for a
warm bath. The pikes are fixed for the use of wash-
houses ; and in open bathing places, where several persons
bathe in the same water, tae charge is to In
d. for each
person,