Glasgow Courier. — 1845-07-24 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MERCHANT.  20 20 20 20 20 20  ..a7rd Brandon....  .a and Worcester , and Inverness  and Dover .. No.  un.. 1.. 2.. 3..  intelligence of several heavy losses by fire, med, of upwards of £90,000, has been re[Tieing the destruction of three fine ships, iging to Liverpool (an Indiaman of 400 nia (another Indianian), belonging to Booship Ten Brothers, between 400 and 600 Iveston, the whole of which, we regret to eh and valuable cargoes. The subjcdned eceived relative to these respective looses: s lost on Saturday, the 19th of last month, and the intelligence was posted on the esday last, it having been received from kers and crew of the unfortunate vessel ions, arrived in her Majesty's ship Rapid. amongst those classed " A 1,") was con ever entered Liverpool, and was nearly uilt at Cowes two or three years ago. She i Liverpool, bound to China, on the 29th cargo of bale goods and other valuable The Liverpool Pancras, in celebration charge of Captain Kelso, the commander, , .. ,oree-year-outs passing of the V- ' 0 seamen. No incident of any particular the 19th of June, when, between nine and received! Commodore 30 subs. intention intention of ).. ling, one of the seamen observed smoke ar(r. a ii,,a',,,,,, stir, and on his going forward, discovered ''. '4.0 Paul's entertainment, entertainment, effort was made to save the ship, but with- Mr. Lod Blinn ' ' of Aberdeen, then put out the boats, and having taken —r g tcn s ' -"e (A• dances of tb ra. . Watt's e. The Bar, (Doyle) le crew got into the hnatc" liard:Y had Lord Hovrth's b. c. Wolfilog (3 eques ly attired d yards before the ship blew up, the fire Sir R. W. Bulkeley's b. f. GinizeaM (TialPleinan- ) t, dpeing a with the powder magazine. For nearly took part, Mr. A. Johnson's ch. c. Sir Henry (Cartwrighek 0 to were divided in three classes, the longMr. F. R. Price's Gothic (Nat.) n Kelso and six stamen, the gig, having The eelebrated " Tulloohgorum" was next called-4m and men, and the pinnace, containing the re- Betting-6 to 4 agst Mentor, 6to 2 and 3to 1 agst. Pantos*, 26 t 10 ago t. The Baron, 4to I agst. Gothic, and 100 to 10 asst. whilst performing some of the extraordinary steps requiring pany, endeavoured to shape a course for ,r. 3,, --,1.,,,,. r.nf the group among the Cape de Verds, ~ 0",..0g This was a most interesting race opposite the Gnuni the development of great muscular power incident to that distant. They were in a moot wretched Stand—Mentor, Pantasa, and Vaudeville being abreast, and each dance, a young man, named Warren,- suddenly missed his , keep together by having found their backers. Mentor, however, by dint of t exertion footing and fell with his right arm under his body. The came in first, beating peethee' by a bead, vandgreaeville being ; occurrence at first created a laugh, but from the fainting C 2 having no oars, it was capital third. Mr. Price's Gothic pulled up During the first two days more than condition of the dancer, it soon became evident that some round, and was nowhere. third day, a brig named the •"'" serious injury had been sustained. Sir Charles Napier was bore down to their assistance, The Grosvenor Stakes of la sovs. each, 6 ft., with 30 sovs, added; one of the first to run to Mr. Warren's assistance, and he were treated with thefi e t for three and four year olds. One mile and three quarters, was removed in an insensible condition to the private apartmeeting with her VI Three years, 7st. 41b.' four, Sat. 10b. (14 subs.) ments of Mr. Rouse, the proprietor, and there seen by one pirates to England its thw Mr. A. W. Hill's br. C. Sweetmeat, 3 yrs., (Arthur) lor two medical gentlemen who were in the ball-room at of the Wasp, her commander, Mr. B. Bennett's ch. f. Hope, (Whitehouse) 2 melancholy loss of the ship, Only two horses started, for this race, the others declaring for- the time On examination, it was found that his right arm England, when accordingly felt. At first it was supposed to be a walk over by Sweetmeat, was broken in a frightful manner, and he was forthwith rethe Rapid, and arrived but Hope entered the field against him, and was cleverly beaten, moved in a cab to the Middlesex hospital, where he received Unfortunately for the Sweetmeat taking the lead and maintaining it throughout, winning the necessary attention, and was then removed to his resi0t they maimed_„ by two lengths or more, deuce, in Chapel-street, Tottenham Court-road, where he the iih and cargo is The Selling Stakes, a Sweepstakes of 6 soya, each, with 60 soya. now lies, arm is so dreadfully shattered, that it is added. Three-year-olds, Tat. ; four, Sat. 41b. ; five, Sat. 10Ib. ; six feared '' loss will be the result. occurred in the early part of April and aged, 9st. Heats, one mile and a half. The second horse of the Uruguay, is received 10 nova. out of the stakes, and the winner was sold for 160 sovs. (8 subs.) -.man ship, named the Ten Brothers, Mr. A. Johnstone's hr. C. by Slane (Lye) 2O 1 1 We regret to learn that Mr. Clements, late a partner in caught fire on the morning of the 20th of Lord Stanley's eh. f. Ambition, 4 yrs. (Nat) 0 1 2 2 the extensive and respectable firm of Meesrs. G. Bousfield , long. 16. 12., she being at the time on her Sir John Gerard's eh. e. Juvenal, 4 yrs. (Holmes) lO 0 oand Co.,oollen warehousemen, 60, Gracechurch-street FoIIEION . Galveston, with a cargo of cotton. The Mr. Melidam's b. h. Poussin, dyes. (Templeman) O2 0 d Lendono,"committed suicide during the night of the 14th' Bordeaux and 'O, a, and were picked no by • French yea- Lord Chesterfield's b.°. Triumvir,3 yrs. ( Whitehouse) 0 0 0 d Bordeaux sod To, ion Monday last at Havre. There is no First heat won by a neck' second by half-a.neck; third woo t It appears that ott the 25th of June lost, Mr. Bard , Toulou•e, & ... Feel that was seen on fire by the ships the emit:as neck; fourth by a length and a half. The winner inenataumente masa to be a partner in the firm of Messrs. Bons- Boulogne sod Amiens.. ! Weaver. The hew will exceed Z 14,000. c e ".'.. field and Co.,hom he also acted as traveller, and as 0., for Dieppe and Perla Junction Ojos and Mulhouse... as effected on the ahoy. weasel at Lloyd's - East Indian 000. MOM of the London fire offices have ----- ..---- ------'---' stand that in all his commercial dealings Mr. Clements** , lie Great Northern ea ',and we understand to a largo extent.