The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-03-06 00:00:00

j .l4‘r/ "Cr/ / v ° l - 1 ,/zXzvi 7 , 184, i oftTgr Of LUg• '4 scribers to tb~ tt the .42`Y110/1. • Pt"' ro 5 1.0 aen sve l j e ss o Arch , ' _ E;iggtn 3anner , Asylu m o ,l I c, one le su s n apPe 3r 4 ieir nenl6-sd •,. e l a ssimii!, c of the gir ..... - : . :. - .' .-.. ''b.t .Tt•-i'it.r4l).,_o_ol..tati-1-11';(r) Nie ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Zeitiee and Manager, Mr. W. R. Copeland,ls, Great Charlotte-street. LIVERPOOL SPRING ASSIZES, 1849. TCROWN N COURT. HE Commi ss i ons for holding these Assizes will b e opened at Liverpool, on SATURDAY, the 17th day of March. The Trials of Prisoners and of Persons committed and subse quently bailed are to proceed in the order in which the names of the parties indicted appear in the sheriff's Calendar, unless where the Court shall otherwise direct. The Cases will be classed in the Calendar as follows; and the names of the Prisoners and Persons so bailed as aforesaid will be arranged in each Cl ass according to the dates of their res pective commitments, except that priority will in general be `‘ , en to Cases within the First Class, where the attendance of .-1 or Surgical Witnesses is required L.... .-----, -, of Manslaughter, Malice tis4' Shooting, Stabbing, . 4evatrAr o • or Wounding, nrglary, Housebreaking, Dwellin - use to the value of .t's ; liiga ,'. cept Cases from the Borough of pubs , ----._ ‘, 1 ,:1C 18 respectfully requested to Notice, tha t DICKENS' acc,junut?'7l) AN , ' can only be played ne Tw i ce into . on L I I t i i : pro 4 u c t ro r t r i a ti n t g t e hr m an or d e ili ells e f t rev i i s ou a gy w e e , a e 0 d entered be the'best Dra _ tic at Illustration that has r been given of the Work of that Five Last Author. - I.4, ghts of the Enwagenient of HERR KIST, whose t ,, . dible Feats of Athleticism have excited the u t m os t as- TRIS EV ENING, (Tue s d ay, ) t h e 6 th instant, will be presented a new Drama, entitled the 4.Tetterbv HAUNTED MAN, k _ Mr, it,(I A T ND THE GHOST'S BARGAIN. Chamberlain. B.c. O v : * • * WI; C. Rice. *I * ifie Mr. .ss L. Sennett. After .kill Y.. ''''''''''' Mrs.. peland. wh ich, the wonderful ormances of HERR KIST. ~_p Wonel with the Ballet of Pri 4 . . i. ii OF_ LOTHIAN. e'Pal characters' y MA l . D Deulin Mr. H. Saunders, Mr. I uther, and Mr. Webb. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. 1 aPPraPri° HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET No. 1376.] TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1849. [PRICE irI'OURPENCE , nors in respect of %Ile -.said. JAMES COLLINSON'S ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF SOILED BOOTS AND SHOES —_ HAS NOW COM Cgb and will continue a f ays longer at his ._ WILLIAM ROXBURGH, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, 1, NORTH , JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL, nEGS reEpectfully to call the attention of CAPITAL ISTS,...IJ BANKERS, MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, and OTHERS, to his IRISH POPLIN TABINET. PATRONIZED BY THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. THE Nobility and Gentry are respect f u ll y i n f ormed, that the only House exclusively established for the gale of the Genuine IRISH POPLIN is at 20, CASES-STREET, Rane lagh-street, Liverpool,—T. -M. M Manufacturer, for many years Conductor of the O'Reilly's Establishment, Dublin. STILE S' BOWLING s t AL 00N, Misdemeanors PORTICO, NEWIArGTON BOOT AND SHO STABLISHMENTS, 36, BOLD-STRE , and 10, RANELAGH-STREET. The Goods ar arked at very reduced prices, in order to ensure a quick sale. CITIZENS and STRANGERS are' invited t o v i s i t this splendid Establishment, which is L , ot surpassed in England or America, either for useful or ornan. '.ental fittings. PROPERTY CI • AR For MARCH and APRIL, pub]' This Day, which contains some very valuable and c ' Lots of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold PROPERT r safe and profitable Investment. The Circular m e obtained, gratis, on application, per sonally or by let r, at the above Office. March lat, 1849. T. M. MAGAN begs intimate, that he has just received from his Factory al e prevailing Colours in the Newest De signs. —Wholes , Retail, and for Exportation. Specimens sent post free to any part of Great Britain. 20, CASES-STREET, RANELAGH- STREET, utioPi r r, l ose c e 1 10 1 beho e the ' l9l pis n swerei eonsi cl io 64 l y 0 0 0,00 no te o f. lo re , L e n d hi s P pe t rn ° foi oc o es , "' 7 Of tb • e bol Drel l ti." , 101 ineeq , Age to porbif pop for 0 0 be ion t° ote P re itv he in-ja CO V" - 4 hank sl3l3' toi u coar'''d here+: dl to s mite this 11 bath. 4 4 irhys;io_, med Srg een 13:10 --- ye , i d co lo e olive frool te, e Jd ,rog ith• (1# t .. - • el th 6 tv ably the Ln ie s, ti 10 ,:;9 hat r Puy abl ib be/ t y i) ,vii j if". tr. 11 p 4 As ,ThA tr , (011 . uRR0 I D , ...vr 1 .,„ 1, ( Wednesday,) —The FOUNDLING OF THE i,'dtEgs''Rß KIST's Performance, and CATCHING AN t0,,„ .0 b q l - 7 11 - su l A , anee ' 1 ,- The HAUN TED MAN, HERR KIST's Per rititlAVnid the BAL LET. *erforrn L,---The MERCHANT OF VENICE, HERR KIST' s ci an u ce ‘: and the BALLET. the ti A LLET - I%— KING LEAR, lIER,R KIST's Performance, 4004 Bookkeeper, Mr. T. SHUTTLEWORTH. 'lc e at 8 ° P e n at Half-past Six, the perfprmance to com -I_,J,dnliss,...even precisely. dock;d'allDress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; pit, So c e q , 6 d. The Second Price will be taken at Nine . qs . ond Price —Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. , for e Eloyc.oog . li o R ecnri,.."„ee will he open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, Xes. r,O„ ,peats in the Dress Boxes, and taking Private —utioren in arms will not be admitted.; v„,__ -- -----___________ A°"t;ERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. "O'h4G,,rRAND CONC E R T, s' eBe4 t TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th instant. I t.c ~8. 4 PERRS : . , - F RME 11 LAM 13, X. FO 1 1 PALLS, SIGNOR PALTONI, „ MISS ktni,, b .ll(As. rt lue extrao ary Violinist, ' " 1 4 y e , it ALE DER RANCHERAYE, cto th, r 8 " 9 who created an Immense sensation in -° N1)1. 7 . --11 , tit eter hall Jullien's Concerts, &c. ti - ' Mr. GEORGE HOLDEN. kaft, litooatjd B eats, 2s. 6d . ; Gallery*, Is. 6d. ; Body, Lott 111: t e f 4 t ;l l t e ßl P If-past a Sr a e bli;li secu e Cesona red. erl i c r o . m_ A m m enc 6 e d s . at Eight. J ES SMITH'S, e l ery ce e s d can e s yCONCERT HALL, R. MOO ORD NELSON-STREET. • I , lit 3 7 e , ODY respectfully announces to the Nobl- Q OAI, - "itrY, the Public. and his Friends that he will give Tn"TERTAINMENT, at t e Hall, lin,. --3101tROW EVEN } , the 7th instant, .I'4 ENTIT , FUR ENG SH CIRCULATION; tio l ,ll,th c„..._ OR, ME .OF A MIMIC. theVe!tiiire ef the ning Mr. MOODY will Sing his selec- Ot,uoad"Qinlaby,a Bends •" My Lord Tom Noddy," and - ` l ola ' 1 - Ant n y: ,, and . give his Random Recollections c „.... past and o resent. Commence at Eight o'clock. 3Ta tv evlteserved Seats, 2s. 6d.; Side Gallery. Is. ' 'ear o f be in waiting at a quarter past ten. \,„...._ "cl-etreet. CP '4--RT-ITALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. e A ,On FRIDAT next, the Sth instant, , „Hi LIN, the celebrated Indian Traveller and he 4 L' I T 4 "h l who is on the eve of embarking for his native deliver a Second LECT on the VALLEY of 1 471.4611 M with its advan sto EMIGRATION; the O NS of CALIFO A, and the Wildest Tribes of I„Nti - t eetn pilif Of embr ean interestin and diversified ac- N' eB t T - 1 Ys' Travels amongst Forty-eight of the Nees °t rib es A DIANE, in the Rocky Mountains and ots ) : 4 4 hle —i nerica, Illustrated with numerous Paintings and °attunes on Living Figures. The Modes of Warfare; llieOlich,s; the Use of their Weapons of War and the Chase. er. —.Le With the War Whoop and War Dance, in Cha- Re .. t ved Seats ls.; Side Gallery, 6d.; Body, 3d. 'De Lecture , to commence at Eight o'clock. Cok —. ; "EItT,HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET 4 4 Ntr „ ' t ‘b A ON EVENING CONCERTS, RY AND RECREATIONS. SATURDAY EVENING SCIENTIFIC next, gle_loth instant, a Grand CONCE . A„.,_ v_O CA L PE . RF I ERE. bE 44:,!..pIRCH, Mis LIZA BIRCH, l a ttod r, 1 4r. Lo''ANLL n IG r ar N sA r m i t %mar . ce), fek.l. ,/,;; Side , 6d. ; • Reserved Seats, R ed Platform, isti tie ° ll lnaen at Eight o'Clock. No admission b.Altr„ mrtk4lVGo.ls, *il • WEEKLY LECTURES.—On THURSDAY Pp, o deli next the 8h instant GEORGE DAWSOy_ tl.) _E LA sq ii . vt,,yer the, LAST t of TWO LECTURES on PUP it47 4 - 1 / 8 . Tokho ccltn u B __, uY, Id. ; Side Gallery, 3d. ; Reserved Seats, bk- '1 e Body, at Eight o'clock. At t , ~. ki t ' the 1014ANS' SOIREE will be held on EASTER e L'auilosf -4,n 11 4 , April next. The itlght Honourable tt the oc e i t lP the most handsome manner, consented to preside 4111. Tie Tn, and Deliver the Prizes for the Artizans' Prize lipirl Ag o i eets, Is. each. To be . had now at the Concert leatio, Y a limited number of Tickets will be issued, early t h t e ltr,t ll .l be necessary. . ten -1 4 0 wp ' 4 ANTS' NEWSROOM is now Open, in the capaci- P„vted,) - i r Hall, and will continuo open Daily, (Sundays ex % ''.ll " •roin E*.h+ t Ten Admission, Oho ..p q 4 . . Th _ ... , , A.m., 0 , itch. ee . : ,, : pn ifi s e o vv ii iroom is well su e the London Daily Netj Liverpool Irish, Scotch, Welsh, Manx, and Ame aatlsiiii,alDf_ipcnk.ecne.s's New Work, The Haunted JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. tin t .,,,T - RALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. I.`" NN E% ROMER informs her Friends and t .üblie o , that she will give t he °° -4‘ A GRAND CONCERT, jl5 0 0nia, on MONDAY EVENING Aext, the 12th inst. ntrITNALL, ROMER, VOCALISTS : SS ANNE 41 th e kr. TRAVERS the ebrated Tenor, prin cipal Italian' eatres, Royal Opera, Covent & arden, and rury-lane, London. " 1 :11 th e bait. BODD , the popular Barritone, 'o t LloYal The es and Nobility's Concerts, London. alr, S NSTRUMENTALISTS : RCIVAL. I Violin Mr. H. LAWSON. I 'ved uctor.... Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON. c." 44 ,, 3s. ; Gallery, 25.; Body, is. Doors open at Atoicet, t niitt once at Eight. • iG,blrealiron!tspeeerincipal Music Shops, and at Mr (I‘, -7 ,1 1 T -HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. •LI. A , ) , ND CONCERT, On Dr, Iv " . ey, !LL BE GIVEN AT THIS Ike HALL I 'AESDAY EVE:UN 14 t h instant. AIISS PERFORN IRCH, M ISS ZA BIRCH, boo m il. A 1;T kV CA I ? , PHILLIPS. tyed it tle tli en set Seven 2s. 6d. o'clockide aller to commenc 6d.;e at Eight. ' l ts ; S Gy, Is. Body, 6d. fit' -ttr, 14./ NTIT) —E EXCURSION TRIP TO PARIS !vt A , .ND BRUSSELS. t o ,,'"AIS begs respectfully...to intimate that oharrangemen extending his Trains 'fl i• to tkliet li cal ara P AßlS A BRUSSELS, ot Ple tog °f while Ibe announced in a few days. .4 tat om the facilities at his disposal, that the on the lowest possible scale. 'et, Liverpool, Feb. 23, 1849. h kN,z----._.______ t'°!4"44,41, 'WHITSUNTIDE EXCURSION, x,,,,t, w .RPOOL TO LONDON AND . O B N ACK, il-'14111',1 S EVEN OR FOURTEEN DAYS V 443 . x 011 AND NORTH of _Al i ! L . I r )LRE6IOI7 Of the N RAILWAY COhl- EXCURSION TIST T O WILL VE ATM/C. LIVERPQOL, P -47 :94 - D A Y M OKA/ iNI U . , lid 1 21), 4 111 1 0 3 AND f ONDA Y MORNING, MAY 28. AO6. -"C. " ul ars , as to the Hour of Departure, Days of -`4. Will be ann oun c e d i n f u t u re Bills and Adve - It , al • ARcuS, - Manager and Condubtor, 19 , Leigh - street, Church-street, Liverpool kt7 R W I , I) ,'S RETURN VISIT TO FRANCE. S h t) VuCIA7i,,N,ATIONAL ENGLISH andFRENCH Niorte r e to „ '', (registered accordinvo Act of Parlict iopit eat % ff,-nnounce that the now perfected their - b e 4tte.-,,-,r; SPENDING the STER WEEK in PARIS, Nci I fr it - n - ,'" k ° ll to the fol ino• moderate Fares, viz. : Itsit,;),coq'ale .... 6 Fire Guineas. It . ° f Be d n " 4 8 .. hree-and-a-Half Guineas. . :. c..:ll: m eakfast at Hotels during the six drys Dtct )I,,Oges w . aY in the French capital. kvii it . z.. ith W s weet,uar, may be obtained at the st Charing-cross, London. ROBERT COGAN, Secretary. Tk E T ur „ " 4u (V 4 1141 DURABLE OUT-DOOR PAINT ' - 'VER INVENTED. n e10 1 1340% g .ORIGINAL ANTI-CORROSION t obl at t, patronised by the British and other Z.tiii.teneo,ll4lliet,`4l,on. East India Company, the Principal iiN l \„ l " ,l to other . Public '-Agri , is particularly 1 44th "1' th t kt x n ,. Nobility, Gentry culturists . , Mann t4alslArotectn t tt Dk• roc P roprietors, : d others, it having been N 1. 0 : 1 1' 0,244 atil ical test of mo ss than sixty years to surpass out-door .reservative. It is extensively I ttio lt ripi nv , l '; 4l of en houses, farm and other out tot 11,/14 e, rl tilioi, l4l Ple • • nts, conservatories, park paling, 1 4t t i k0 lr' hurdles, copper, zinc, lead, brick, P.44 , 4 tlmop i rio • , • ucco fronts, and tiles to represent slat \ift.txltt P , .._of the Atti-Corrosion to every other paint kit.qttuft; eas rosy be easily inferred from the simple tZrers, tinaLwrasysorrillosatAtr&niuoorumselLolizsoegebrys di),4l;444lll4.boariitf,fricommon paints. It is also very econo krtizi,iitzttetr;:ekvvivelefloonleay it on. light stone, drab or Port- N4l ll t ane n e, light and dark yellow stone, light and tlit 14 4 ,0 , ark lead, light and dark chocolate, bright dlnit t . een, 4 0 :°a(1 brown, 345. per cwt.; invisible green, 41 ,03Vti04 6 611). leeP green, 605., andblue. 60s. per cwt. ; Si t 41. e 4 4 t „_u li2ib. each. Oil and Brushes. N 110 1%1 Mon Paint is only to be obtained of b o ,_, (back, ( auccessor to the Inventors,) 15, TOKEN kas trwee °f th ~etit,l l 400 . ,a Bank of England,) LONDON, who I, l.py , u tati 7 . and cr e u 300 Testimonials received from the %at thei r r gY, who have used the Anti-Corrosion 411 14.1 , cOuntry seat 411 qr noni Or4 e , will b . e ' sent on application. "re Part icularly requested to be sent LIVER BOWLING HALL, NEWINGTON, LIVERPOOL. MR. SAUNDERS, the original introducer of the National Games of America i land, tenders his best thanks to those Gentlemen so promptly and liberally seconded his efforts to intro them into Liverpool, and re spectfully announces, tha nding his Rooms in Slater-street totally inadequate to the increasing requirements of the growing popularity which these healthful and manly ex ercises have been feceived, he has just COMPLETED the above ESTABLISHMENT; on the internal fittings and arrangements of which he has spared - neither expense nor skill to make it equal to any on the Continent of America, and superior to the host of rival establishments that his enterprise has called into existence in Liverpool; and he respectfully informs those Gen tlemen who may favour him with their patronage, that it - is his firm determination to conduct his New Establishment on the same liberal and r espectawe principles that insured tor nis Establishment in Slater-street so large a share of their appro bation and support, and that their comfort will at all times be strictly attended to. He now informs them that the Premises are NOW OPENED, under the title of the " Liver Bowling Hall." NEVER BEFORE DISCOVERED . AA NEW MODEL for LASTS for maki ng Gentle men's Boots on, being better ada for the human foot, and giving more beauty and ea the wearer, not liable to wrinkle or burst at the joi ,or clownishly turn up at the toes, by c. GIBBON, PATENT SPRI'MAKER TO HIS ROYAL HIGH- NESS PRINCE ALBERT, -- 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET, THREE DOORS FROM LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LONDON AND FRENCH PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE, HANOVER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. riUFFLEY and COMPANY be g t o i n fo rm pa r tie s NJ requiring PAPER HANGINGS, that they will find, at the above DepOt, the largest and most varied Assortment of entrif,pme e.GS PAPER HANG ; in or out of London, embracin ewest Designs, the whole of which will be Sold at the est remunerating Prices. C. and Co. possess adv ages over any other Houses in the Trade, from the fact o eir large consumption of Papers, and the most important ouses in London confining their Patterns to them, with p • dical importations of French Goods. Elegant Flock Papers, on Satin and Oak Grounds, commenc ing at 3s. 6d. per Piece; good Bedroom Papers at sd. per Piece; and all other Papers in equal proportion. Beautiful Specimens of Panelling now on view, suited for Private or Public Entertaining Rooms, exhibiting Native and Continental Talent. Importers of Papers and large Consumers supplied upon the same terms as at the Manufactory. CUFFLEY AND COMPANY, HANOVER-STREET. CLOCKS. 11 L. HAUSBURG begs leave to announce to his 1: • Patrons and Friends the arrival of A MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CLOCKS, FROM HIS MANUFACTORY IN.-PARIS, comprising every description requis' or the Drawing room, Boudoir, Dining-room, Study, H , ffice, &c., in every variety of Design and Material, an n consequence of th e advan tageous opportunities affo dby the recent events upon the Continent, offered at Pr* a moderate beyond comparison. F. L. H. has not ap ded a Price List, it being quite impos sible for those who vy not have tested the perfect accuracy of the performance o form an estimate of the very Moderate Prices at which the Clocks are submitted to notice. F. L. H. has also brought out a novel and most useful TRAVELLING ALARUM, sufficiently portable for the Pocket, extremely powerful, correct in its performance, and most simple in the adjustment, com plete, in Case, for 20s. He would also direct attention to his Stock of ENGLISH WATCHES, MANUFACTURED UPON THE PREMISES ; GENEVA DITTO IMPORTED DIRECT FROM THE FIRST MANUFACTURERS. The English Watches being Manufactured entirely under F. L. H's superintendence, on the Premises, he is enabled, in consequence of the very great facilities thus afforded, to pro duce them at such reasonable Prices as to preclude competition. He ventures to remark that his sole object is to combine exqui site Finish and Accuracy with the most Moderate Prices, with out any extra charge for the guarantee ensured to the Purchaser by the addition of his Name upon each. A valuable and varied Stock always on hand, Finished in different Styles, adapted for every Country, to suit Exporters, to whom the most advantageous terms are offered, and an in spection is respectfully solieited. All descriptions of CHRONOMETERS, Duplex and other WATCHES, MADE TO ORDER, and the most Complicated MECHANISM, WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BOXES, &c., REPAIRED by the most Skilful Workmen. CLOCKS WOUND and REGULATED, at Private Residences, Offices, &c., at a Trifling Charge per Annum. MANUFACTORY, 24, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL No. 54, BOLD-STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE MUSIC-HALL. THE CHEAPEST GLASS AND CHINA ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. C. LUCKYN AND CO., SUCCESSORS TO T._,IWITH, BEG respectfully t o call tbe - attention of the Public of Liverpool and its vici,Ky to their immense . - STOCK OF PERIOR GOODS , Aerj .S6 which are now S nag at Prices that w ill ensure A SAYING OF T LEAST FIFTY PER CENT. THFATOCK OF GLASS COMPRISES Decanters, Rummers, Tumblers, Wines, Salts, Dessert Dishes, Ice Plates, Pickle Bottles, Wine Coolers, Hock, Liryueure and Champagne Glasses, Water Carafts, Toilet Bottles, Spirit and Cruet Sets complete, Gas Globes and Shades, Hall Lamps, Tall •boys, Finger Basins, and every description of Glass Manufactured; also BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, TOILET BOTTLES, CREAMS, BASKETS, LUSTRES, &c., in great variety ; CHINA, TEA, AND BREAKFAST SERVICES, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHINA ORNAMENTS, Ewers, Vases, Flower Pot s , I n k stands, Scent Boxes, Bottles, Spills, Baskets, Jugs, &c. ; Papier Machee Tea Trays, Iron Japanned Goods, Alabaster Vases and Figures, with Shades and Stands, Time-pieces, Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, Table Mats, &c. A VARIETY OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, IN VESUVIAN LAVA, including a fine Statuette of JENNY LIND. GLASS made to any Pattern at Wholesale Prices, on the shortest notice. An inspection is respectfully solicited, when parties will have an opportunity of judging of the cheapness and superiority of the Goods. All Goods carefully Packed free of expense, fit for conveyance to any part of the Globe. PLEASE OBSERVE THE ADDRESS, 54 , BOLD-STREET. [BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.] IMPORTANT TO MILLERS, CORN DEALERS, FLOUR DEALERS, &c. G DT'I , TVQ , WHEAT CLEANER. Manufactured solely by R. AND J. RANKIN, UNION FOUNDRY, MANCHESTER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE DECIDED ADVANTAGES OF THIS ' IIACHINE OVER ANY OTHER AR- Ist. That it will clean, in the mosl.erfect manner, the foulest and smuttiest Wheat, a render the same, once passed through this Screen, c/ n Grain. 2d. It does this much quic r than it has hitherto taken ether machines to do it an inferior manner. 3d. It takes much les ower than ANY OTHER MACHINE of the kind. Th eying to Millers in this particular is very important, it enables them to run (with the same power) fi , where they have only been able to run four pairs of Stones, which is a saving of twenty-five per cent., by enabling them to grind one-fourth part more in the same space of time, besides cleaning the Wheat for the whole perfectly. 4th. Its durability is a great advantage. The recurring ex penses of repairs, (so heavy in other machines, where wire and brushes are constantly required to be replaced,) by using this machine are avoided and saved, as, to quote from Mr. Jackson's testimony, " There is nothing (in this madrine) to adjust, repair, or renew." The saving in this particular must be of great consequence. sth. There is no waste whatever in cleaning wheat by this ma chine, and the only differen ce i n t h e we i ght of any given quantity of wheat, before and after cleaning, is precisely the amount of dirt, smut, and other foul matter, that is blown out at the top of the machine, without carrying with it a single kernel of wheat, or even those parts of kernels that have been previously and unavoidably broken by the thrashing machine. In confirmation of the above statement, it is very gratifying to be able to refer to the following parties, (in this neighbour heod,) at whose respective Mills the Machines have already been fixed, and may be seen at work : Mr. Thomas Jackson, Oil - street Steam Mills, Liverpool. Mr. Samuel Lightbound, Tranmere Mills, Tranmere. Mr. James Longton, Woolton Mills, Woolton. Mr. William Woodman, Naylor-street Mills, Liverpool. Messrs. R. and W. Ellis, Bromboro' Mills, Bromboro', Cheshire. Messrs. R. and T. Hull, Kirkdale Mills, Kirkdale. Mr. George Achurch, Long Peg Mill , Shaw's-brow. Mr. Thomas Croft, /Etna Hill, Old Swan. Mr. Lomax, Hulme Corn Mills, Hulme. Messrs. J. Horner and Sons, Ph oenix Corn Mills, Wakefield , CAUTION R. and J. RANKIN, having purchased an interest in this Patent, and being sole Manufacturers of the Machine, beg to caution the Public against obtaining this Smut Machine from any party but themselves or their Agents. The Court of Chancery has ordered an injunction gains JOHN WHITWORTH, Soho Foundry, Leeds, yrile, has infringe( upon the Patent by making the Machines IRON BEDSTEADS, THIRTY PER CENT. UNDER ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN, AT 19, ROSCOII,:IaCADE. I , I ti)s IGNALL, IRON BE EAD MANUFACTURER, (From . G. Maddock's, 69, Bold-street.) FULL-SIZED BEDSTEADS CHILDREN'S CRIBS from 16s, THE ONLY WHOLESALE CABINET PACTORY IN LIVERPOOL, TO SUPPLY THE TRADE, 41, SEEL-STREET, AND 41, FLEET-STREET. IT HUGHES, CABINE T , C HAIR , S OFA , an d G enera l -L • HOUSE FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, thanks his nu merous Town and Country Customers for the very liberal sup port be has received from them during the last six years, and assures them that he wili use every exertion to merit a conti nuance of their orders, by supplying Genuine GOODS only, at the Lowest Cash Prices, and there eavour to maintain the elevated position and eminen as a Manufacturer, which he has already obtained, and ch he acknowledges with much pleasure. T. H. intimates to P les not acquainted with the complete ness End extent of "actory, that he personally superintends the making of is Goods, which are produced from an im mense Stock o? well-seasoned fine Timber, purchased direct from the Importers, for cash; that none but the best workmen are employed, together with skilful foremen, which, with other facilities, enable him to hold out to his Customers advantages not to be found in any other market. - T. HUGHES, 41, SEEL-STREET AND 41, FLEET-STREET, LIVERPOOL PATENT ELECTRO PLATE B • J.••...•••• ENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully informs the P u bli c that he is daily adding to his STOCK of ELECTRO PLATED ARTICLES, being encouraged thereto by the liberal patronage he has received. B. H. takes this opportunity of stating that the method of Electro-Plating is exceedingly simple, a Model Apparatus for which can be purchased f or a f ew Shillings, and set to work in a few minutes. It is the subject of one Patent only, and Licenses may be obtained by any . pe son - on paying for it. Many Manufacturers of Plated A es in Sheffield, Birming ham, and London have availed . •mselves of it, and, therefore, unrestricted competition is • e result. From this circum stance, B. H. is now en.. ed to Sell Electro-Plated Goods at Prices far below an • ing ever before offered, whilst he will take care they sh; •e of such quality only as he can with confidence reco • end. Particuiar attention to the following Prices is requested : C B A £s. d. £s. d. es. d. TABLE FORKS, per Dozen.... 1 7 0 .. 2 2 0.. 214 0 DESSERT DITTO, „ .. 1 1 0.. 111 6.. 2 2 0 TABLE SPOONS, „ .. 1 7 0.. 2 2 0..2 14 0 DESSERT DITTO, „ .. 1 1 0.. 111 6.. 2 2 G TEA DITTO, 9, .. 012 0 .. 0 18 0.. 1 4 0 A great variety of TEA SERVICES, CRUETS, SALVERS, CAKE BASKETS, TOAST RACKS, &c., &c., an inspection of which will be esteemed a favour. BENJAMIN HIGGS, ELECTRO-PLATE AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,. 46 , LORD-STREET JOSEPH DAVIS, Eis , (LATE DAWBAR ..nit'ND DAVIS,) TAILOR D DRAPER, 14, QUITT-STREET. THE NEW LONDON & PARISIAN STYLES, combining Elegance with Economy, supplied by JOSEPH DAVIS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT-STREET, (Seventh Door from Bold-street,) LIVERPOOL. THE QUALITY OF COFFEE IMPROVED. AMILTON and DAVIES have pleasure in referring to the increasing demand for their COFFEES, —(Roasted on their Improved Principle,) —as a satisfactory proof of the superiority of their New System of Roasting and Cleansing Coffee. The success which has attended H. and D.'s efforts has imparted to them renewed energy to maintain and deserve continued support. Their QUALITY, now Is. ~ (Equal to former Is. 8d.,) Possesses peculiar S gth and richness of Flavour. SECO QUALITY, now Is. 2d. (Equal to form s. 4d.) Is Strong and Full Flavoured. HAMILTON & DAVIES, TEA. MARKET l, RANELAGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE LIVERPOOL COAL, CANNEL, AND COKE COMPANY GIVE NOTICE, that they supply at the following prices ! BEST COAL 13s. 6d, per Ton. COMMON DITTO 1 d. Ditto. CANNEL and COK ss. Od., Ditto. These prices are for C ONLY, less a discount of 5 qp , cent Apply to J. LAWRENCE BUTLER, Manager. Office, No. 1, DALE-STREET, (Next the Town-hall.) ROBBERIES ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY, &c., OF CASH AND VALUABLES. THE strongest WROUGHT-IRON SAFEGUARDS extant, with impregnable Locks and Fastenings, and lined throughout with Milner's Treble Non-conducting and Evapo ratino•. Chambers, are MILNERS' PATENT " HOLDFAST" AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES, of e, THE ONLY PERFECT SECU rrY AGAINST ROBBERY, VIOLEN ~ & FIRE. In experimental trials ire, conducted by scientific and practical men, aid in)ifses of large accidental Fires, all de scriptions of S'ales :tit use have been burnt out by the side of Milners, its contents being uninjured ; and the Patentees have this day information from their Agents, Messrs. D. Boyd and Co., Ingram-street, Glasgow, of one of their Safes (sold by D. B. and Co. to a leading house there) having resisted a night's violence of robbers, the outsides being cut through in many places, " the door destroyed (f or use ;) b ut notwithstanding all their efforts the lock remained true, and prevented their get ting access to the Cash or Books." Particulars may be had from D. Boyd and Co. _ _ ALL 'SIZES OF SAFES, CHESTS, AND BOXES, Al` THE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, OR MILNERS' LONDON DEPOT, 4Th, MOOROATE STREET, CITY, LONDON. NY WV MimiYinNy EN T 11 O CAE OF RIIEUAIATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOUT. Extract of a Letter from Ail. Thomas Brunton, Landlord of tie Waterloo Tavern, Coatham, Yorkshire, late of the Life Guards, dated September 24th,1848. To Professor HOLLOWAY. Sr,—For a long time I was a Martyr to Rheumatism and. Rheumatic Gout, and for ten weeks previous to using your me didnes I was so bad as to b to walk. I had t r i e d doctoring and medicines of e v ki n d, b a t a ll to no avail, in deed I daily got worse, and f that I must shortly die. From seeng your remedies adve sed in the paperl take in, I thought I wiuld give them a trig I did so. I rubbed the Ointment in as directed, and kep baT,e leaves to the parts thickly spread wills it, and took,the Pills night and morning. In three weeks I vas enabled to walk about for an hour or two in the day with a tick, and in seven weeks I could go any where without one. I an now, by the blessing of God and your medicines, quite well, and have been attending to my business for more than se/en months, without any symptoms of the return of my old canplaint. . _ Besides my case of Rheumatic Gout, I have lately had proof tlat your Pills and Ointment will heal any old wound or ulcer, to a married woman, living near me, had had a bad leg for fair years, which no one could cure, and I gave her some of pur Pills and Ointment, which soundly healed it when no tling else would do it. For your. information I had the honour b serve my country for twenty-five years in the first regiment d Life Guards, and was eighteen years a Corporal. I was two }tars in the Peninsular War, and was at the Battle of Water to. I was discharged with a pension on the 2d September, 833. The Commanding Officer at the time, was Colonel Lygon, rho is now a General. I belonged to the troop of Captain the lonourable Henry Baring. (signed) THOMAS BRUNTON. CURE OF A BAD LEG OF TWENTY-ONE YEARS' STANDING. _ _ _ 3xtract of a Letter from Mr. Andrew Brack, Blacksmith, E!e. mouth, near Berwick, dated the 11th day of August, 1848. ro Professor HOLLOWAY. Sir,—With pleasure and gratitude I have to inform you that after suffering for twenty-one years with a bad leg, which yielded to no kind of treatment, although I consulted, at differ ent times, every medical man of eminence in this part of the Country, but all to no purpose. I was frequently unable to work ; and the pain and agony I often endured no one can tell- My leg is now as sound as ever it was in my life by means of your Pills and Ointment, which I purchased from Mr. I. Da vidson, Druggist, Berwick-upon-Tweed, who knows my case well, and will, I am sure, be happy to certify with me, if neces nary, as to the truth of this wonderful cure. (Signed) ANDREW BRACK, Sold by the Proprietor, 124, Strand, (near Temple Bar, London; ; and by all respectable Vendors of Patent MediCines throughout the Civilized World, in Pots and Boxes, Is. W., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lls., 225., and 338. each. There is a very con siderable saving in taking the larger sizes. N.B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to each Pot and Box. PURE PORT. lUTESSRS. OFFLEYS, W , , FORRESTER, Itt and CO., ALTO DOUR ARMERS, having determined, as Growers, to supply th nsumer direct, make this public announcement for the • ormation of those Gentlemen who are disposed to reple ' their Cellars with pure fully-fermented and highly-flavoured PORT. Liverpool, Lancaster-buildings, Ist Feb., 1849. A WORD Olt TWO ON rorti aaaressea to the British public generally, but particularly to Private Gentlemen, by JOSEAU JAMES FORRP.STER, (of the house of Offieys, Web ber, Fgrrester, and Cramp, of Oporto,) author of Surveys of the Wine Districts of the Alto Douro, Surveys of the River Douro, &c. &c. Published by ROYSTON and BROWN, 40 and 41, Old Broad street, London. NUMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, LONDON. DAKIN'S ROYAL iqZ:ZIP's. PATENT COFFEE. -oh-l r ac , r4h, DAKIN and COMPANY have much pleasure in announcing that they have appointed MR. JOHN PRLEST_LEY, 52, LORD-ST , SOLE AGENT F IVERPOOL, FOR THE SALE OF THE ROYAL PATENT COFFEE. In announcing this ointment, it will be important to point out the excelle and advantages of DAKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFE , and for the purpose of doing so with bre vity, the followi copy of a certificate of Mr. Alfred S. Taylor and Mr. Arth r Aikin, the great authorities on Chemistry, Medical Jurisprudence, and the Sanatory Question, may suffice : " We hereby certify that we have chemically examined four varieties of Coffee, namely, best Mocha, Jamaica, Very Fine and Good Plantation (Ceylon) Coffee, both in the raw state and as prepared and roasted by the Patent Process of Messrs. Dakin. We have likewise chemically examined samples of the same varieties of Coffee, roasted at the same time in the usual way ; and the result of this examination is, that in delicacy of flavour, odour, and as an article of diet, the Coffee prepared by Messrs. Dakin's process is, in our judgment, superior to that prepared in the ordinary way. - "'We have also examined the apparatus used by Messrs. Dakin for roasting Coffee, and we find that all the surfaces with which the Coffee comes in contact during this process are of Silver. We find also that great care is taken so to regulate the degree of heat and the mode of its application, as to render necessary a longer time and lower te m p era t ure t o e ff ect the • . roasting, whereby all risk of charring the berry, or producing empyreumatic oil, is prevented, the separation of acid vapour is more gradual and complete, and a larger portion of aroma is retained than occurs in the usual methods of Coffee roasting. "The process of Messrs. Dakin appears to us, therefore, in a chemical view, better adapted than any yet suggested for pro curing roasted Coffee in a pure and wholesome form. " ARTHUR " ALFRED S. TAYLOR, F.R.S. " Lecturers on Chemistry in Guy's Hospital " Chemical Laboratory, " Guy's Hospital, August 9, 1843." PRICE CURRENT OF " DAKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFEE." The following sorts are supplied in sealed bottles containing two Pounds each, and no charge is made for the bottles : Two pounds of good sound Coffee in a sealed bottle Two pounds of strong and fineflavoured Coffee in a sealed bottle Two pounds of very choice and excellent Coffee in a sealed bottle Two pounds of the finest old Mountain Coffee, mellow in ripeness and richness in flavour, in a sealed bottle, The Prospectus, fully detailing the process and the particu lars of the invention, may be had, or will be forwarded, gratis, on application to _ _ MR. JOHN PRIESTLEY, sq., I!ORD-STREET. FOR THE SALE OF DAKIN'S ROYAL PATENT COFFEI R 4 tt. TIC DOLOREUX. TOOTHACHE. INSTANTANEOUS relief from th ese excruc i at i ng complaints may be had by using JAMES'S celebrated ASTILIAN TINCTURE for TIC DOLOREUX, TOOTH ACHE, PAINS in the FACE, GUMS, c. [IMPORTANT TESTIDCONIALS.] verpool, Dec. 13th, 1848. To Messrs. Carson and Co, It is with much pleasure I municate the great ef f icacy of your " Astilian Tincture" f the Tic Doloreux and Toothache, it having cured my wife the former in a few minutes after the application. She suffe d dreadfully for some time, and could get no relief till you incture was applied. Signed, THOMAS GUY. 14, Rathbone-st et, Toxteth-rark. Liverpool, Dec. 14th, 1848 To Messrs. Carson and Co It is with feelings of gratitude that I inform you of the won derful cure effected by the use of "James's Celebrated Astilian Tincture" for the Tic-Doloreux and Toothache, prepared by you. My wife had been suffering the most excruciating; agony for three weeks, night and day; she tried everything that we thought would be of any service, but all in vain ; she was th en recommended to try your Tincture, which she did, and in four minutes after the application she was quite cured. Signed, WILLIAM REID. 54, Oliver-street, Windsor. Liverpool, Dee. 23, 1848 Gentlemen, After six months' experience in its sale I have found y our "Astilian Tincture" to be all but uniformly successful in the cure ofTic-Doloreux and Toothache; indeed only one case of failure do I know of in that time. Although ge nera ll y averse to such things, yet you may, if you choose, make public use of this. I remain, yours, faithfully, THOMAS LOWE, Dispensing Chemist, 38, Islington, and 40, Norton-at. P.S.—You may send me another three dozen of the smaller size. To Messrs. Carson and Co. Prepared by Carson and Co., St. Anne•street, Liverpoool, sole proprietors, from whom it may be had, or through any of the Wholesale Houses in London, Birmingham* York, Edin burgh, &c., and retail from any respectable Medicine Vender throughout the Kingdom. In Bottles, at 25. 9d., Is. 6d., au. tIL each. • THE AEYS are made of the very best m L ate L rial, and the t. 1 111 Y ones in England of the PROPER LENGTH AND BREADTH. • They were laid under the immediate superintendence and direction of the Proprietor, whose long experienc e of eight years in this kind o f business, and his having been, for the last fowl. years, Proprietor of the Gothic-hill Bowl ing Saloon, in New York h gest place of the kind in the world), give him a great ntage over others in fitting ~up an Establishment of this ' d for ELEGANCE OMFORT, AND DURABILITY, The Walls are tefully decorated with Oil Paintings by ane of the first A ' ts. The BAR i - fitted up on the American plan, and ell sup plied with the best of Ales, Wines, Liquors, and Cigars; all the different fancy American Beverages are made, viz. :---Afint Julep, Sherry Cobblers, Punches. Egg Noggs, Gin and Brandy Cocktails, Brandy Smashers, &c., &c. The COFFEE or REFRESHMENT BAR is also well supplied with Delicacies; in fact, no expense or pains have Leen or will be spared to make this Establishment the first in the Kingdom, and if strict attention to business and to the comfort and or oil here sinv weight, the Proprietor is satislteC they will be pleased with their visit. CHAS. D, STILES, PROPRIETOR, PAPER HANGINGS FOR THE MILLION. THE CHEAPEST ROOM PAPER HANGING_:___ESTABLISHMENT IN E/),;ktflND D.,1 1 b AMES'S, No. TS, L.PSE-STREET, LIVERPOOL BED-ROOM PAPERS, 12 YARDS FOR 40. SITTING -ROOM DITTO, DITTO 6d. ATTHEW JARVIS MEDICAL. A ND GENERAL SHOP FITTER, , WRITER, AND DESIGNER, ON GLASS, &c., 58, RICHMOND-ROM LIVERPOOL, DESIRES . to return hi s s i ncere thanks to his Friends and the Public generally, for the liberal patronage he has received during fourteen years residence in this town, and to inform them that he has tak e above extensive Premises, where he hopes by str - erson 1 attention to all orders intrusted to him, to in ' a continua nce o f t h e i r favors. Medical Shop Drawers nters, Cornices, lilielvinc , Glass Cases, Show Jars, St ered Bottles, Ointment and ° Extract Pots, and every r site for the fitting up of Chemists, Drug gists, Apothecaries, Tobacconists, &c., &c. Glass Signs and B ar B ott l es or Spirit Vaults. Plate Glass Signs, and Tablets in Burnished Gold, suitable to every business. Plans and Estimates furnished. Writer and Designer on Glass to the trade. Printed Catalogues may be obtained on application. GUTTA PERCHA DEPOT, 121, DALE-,STREET, LIVERPOOL. B OOTS and SHOES ma d e on an i mproved principle very superior to Pegged or any other make. No Welts, perfectly Waterproof, and from the peculiar method of attach ing the Soles, not liable to break the uppers like Pegged work, and will stand twice as long as any other make. One trial will prove that this is one of the improvements ever brought out, both as regards ort and economy. Gutta Percha Soles, Or ents, Bucket Bands, &c. Waterproof Dubbi hich renders the Upper Leathers of Boots and Shoes p ctly Waterproof and not liable to crack. India Rubber oshes, with Gutta Percha Soles. Also, just r eived, a Stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, the soles of which are warranted to adhere, being put on by experie nce d h an d s f rom the Company's Works.' 44: .4., _Z r -• •Ye 414 LR EGIST TASKER'S ANTI-C SION SHIP SIGNAL LAMP. HE attenti of C omman d ers and Owners of T Vessels is pectfully called to the SHIP SIGNAL LAN TERN, rece Invented and Registered by JAMES TASKER, SHIP IRONMONGER AND BRASS FOUNDER, 41 , NM77,11 CASTLE-STRBEIT, - The advantages of this Ship Light LIVERPOOL are, first, that it combines in one lantern all the distinctness and designating colours at tained by three separate Lamps on the usual plan. Secondly, that having one bright colourless light in front, and two varied coloured lights (one at each side), and placed diagonally with the other, the real position of an approaching Ship may be readily determined by the spectator on board of another vessel. Thirdly, it is superior to any single Lantern hitherto in use, as affording due warning whether the vessel is coming bow on, or whether her starboard or her port bow is nearest. Fourthly, this Lantern, in cost and li g hti ng , t h ough strongly made and glazed in the best manner, is cheaper than the ordinary Ship Lantern. • • Lantern (which has already been used and b ly ap- The proved of by many Captains) maybe had, of any desirel size, AT 41, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. LIVERPOOL, 2nd March,lB49. p OYAL BANK B UILDING S.— -1-u We announced, on the 22nd of January, the arrival of some very promising " Chops" of the New Crop of Black Tea, one of which—the KEE-HING CHOP—which we considered decidedly superior in quality to other marks—we had then purchased. This is now ready for delivery to Families ; and we are happy to inform our friends that the test of experience has fully ratified the opinion which we prononnced on its me rits. It is acknowledged by connoisseurs to be of undeniable PUBLIC NOTICE R()GERSON and WOODWARD, (late JAMES Ro- GERSON ' ) SILK MERCERS and GENERAL DRAPERS, beg most respectfully to apprise the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that they have decided on co 'cuing to SELL OFF, until SATURDAY, the 16th Mar ' ant, the Remaining Por tion of teeir extensive Stoc SILK CERY, SHAWLS, FURS, MA ES, FRENCH MERINOES, INTED CASHMERES, IRISH LIN S, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, LACE, HABERDASHERY, _ Stc., INCLUDING FAMILY MOURNING. FUNETtALS FURNISHED AND ATTENDED, AS USUAL. 13 6-46, CRURCH-STREET, March ], 1849, PHrtIP RALPHS, (of th e Fi rm o f T. an d P . R a l p h s, ) •n Retiring from Business, begs to tender his sincere thanks to his Friends for the many favours conferred on the late Firm, and takes this opportunity of cordially recommend ing his Successors, Messrs. HARRISON BROTHERS, to the pa tronage and support of his Friends and the Public. HARRISON BROTHERS ving purchased the entire STOCK-IN-TR of Mr. P. RALPHS CONSIDERABLY BE THE COST PRICE, beg to acquaint their Frie s. the supporters and patrons of the late Firm, and the Pub generally, that they are now offering whole of Stock of SILKS, SHAWL T ELAINES, the CACHMERES, MERINOES, OSIERY, GLOVES, LACE, FANCY GOODS, LINENS, SHEETINGS, GENERAL DRAPERY, AND FAMILY MOURNING, at such prices as must effect an Immediate Clearance, in order to enable them to Re-stock the Establishment with an entirely new and choice selection of Goods suitable for the approaching season, when they hope by strict attention and perseverance in business (having always regard to the Fabric and substantial usefulness of the Goods they purchase) to merit an increased share of that patronage and support so liberally bestowed upon their predecessors. The'UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL FURNISHING DE PARTMENT will be conducted under the Superintendence of Mr. T. HARRISON, for many years with Mr. JAMES ROGERSON. Hours of Business during the Selling-off will be from Ten A.M. to Six P.M. 1 $• 2, WATERLOO-PLACE, top of Church-street. FRENCH STYLE JOHN LLOYD, BOOTMAKER, 10, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, (FOUR SHOPS ON THE RIGHT FROM LORD-STREET,) Late 124, Bold-street, and 13, Dale-street, Liverpool, JOHN LLOYD begs to return his most grateful o) thanks to the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its Environs for past favours, and also to state that from his long experience in business, (upwards of is seven years,) he hopes to be able to give the utmos isfaction to those Gen tlemen who favour him with the' oinmands, as it will be his constant study to combine with elegance, so tnat Corns and Bunions may be prey ed. Having made great i rovements on the old system of Fit ting, he will be able t ite, with English durability, the beauty of style and pliabil' of the best French material. Hoping for a moderate shar of public patronage, and wishing to meet the urgency of the times, he will execute all orders on most rea sonable terms, taking into consideration first-rate materials and workmanship. DRESS Boors of thd best quality always on hand, at a great reduction in price. LAS' and BOOT-TREES made to order on the shortest notice. excellence, Where QUALITY has been made the ' ary consideration, and PRICE is fixed upon strictly nomical principles, we feel confident that our own int sts, as involved in the ques tion of PROFITS, will be ured by the increasing demand which has been and mus the inevitable result of our sys tem, so obviously ba on justice and prudence. A large pro or ' n—probably more than two-thirds—of the First Class of ck Tea imported during the present season, has proved e very inferior in quality, though it is, at the same ti , deceptive in appearance. In consequence of this ranacious resemblance to a choice commodity, tinny families have, no doubt, experienced much disappointment and annoy ance, especially in cases where they have placed too great con fidence in parties possessing little, if any, sound judgment in the selection of Tea—a department of trade which now requires more than ordinary experience, care, and skill. The gratifying amount of success which has attended our efforts, and the recognised superiority of our Teas, have in duced many dealers (more ambitious than conscientious, and with more of assurance than of right principle) to resort to the expedient of soliciting Families in our names, but without our authority, and, in some instances, to adopt the still more delusive plan of opening shops in this and other towns, over which our Names have been ostentatiously paraded in large letters as baits to the Purchaser. It is, however, a source of unfeigned satisfaction to us that '1 the sc'— . atandin _....,nemes resorted to in order to d the public, thesupport which has been accorded to us mislea in this New Branch of our Trade—the supply of Families—has been steadily increasing during the last nine years. This fact, while it calls for our grateful acknowledgments, affords a satisfactory proof that the Public can readily discriminate between the false professions which are too often employed to push the sale of an article, and that conscientious care which looks to a per manent connection as the chief source of a profitable business with mutual advantage. It is, therefore, only requisite for us to remark that our place of business is in the ROTAL BANK BUILDINGS, near the Ex- CHANGE. LIVERPOOL. cuituuCteu lowing operated successfully in proteciiiiii; inte rest of the public, we again refer to those principles, as the basis upon which our system of business will continue to be carried out in future. It will be found that we steadily adhere to the following important maxims : First,—To afford to Families CONSIDERABLE ADVANTAGES IN PRICE, combined with EVERY SECURITY AS TO QUALITY. .Secondly,—Never to permit our young men to press the sale or recommend the quality, o f any art i cle not actually inquired for; but to let every sample of our goods rest for support upon its own intrinsic merits. The adoption of these rules has received the stamp of public approbation. Our persevering observance of them will prove the surest guarantee that we can offer of our sincere desire to merit the unprecedented amount of support with which we have been favoured. As complaints have been made of the inconvenience frequently experienced by Families, in consequence of having to wait in giving their orders at our hitherto crowded Retail Counter, ice arc happy to announce that we have made arrangements with the Management of the Royal Bank, by which we shall obtain considerable addition to our front premises, with the advantage of an entrance direct from Dale-street. The necessary altera tions are now in progress, and we hope to open these premises in a few weeks, with many increased facilities for the transac tion of our business. Families residing in the country may now avail themselves of the LOW RATES OF CHARGE UPON THE CARRIAGE OF PAR CELS BY RAILWAY, and thus obtain their supplies without any material additional expense. The charges are regulated by the various Railway Companies upon precisely proportionate scales, according to weight and di s t ance. Th e f ac ili t i es th us a ffo r d e d by several lines which have been recently opened, will enable us to supply parties in many localities, from which we have been hitherto, to some extent, excluded, by the obstacles which existed to prevent the prompt delivery of goods, and by the heavy cost of transit. It is necessary that we should state, that, whenever desired, we pre pay the carriage of parcels tbrwarded from our Esta blishment, including the charge in the invoice. Some parties, with a view to attraction, indiscriminately offer to defray the carriage. It is obviously impossible that such promises ca n be carried into effect, without inflicting ultimate disappoint ment on the purchaser. Whilst we avoid such unsatisfactory engagements, we take the better alternative of sending to all parts .f the kingdom A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF TEA AT A PRICE which must tend to secure further transactions. Attention is invited to the FINE BLACK TEA at 4/ and 4/4, also Excellent Second Qualities at 3/ to 3/6, whi c h can be well recommended to the notice of all large Consumers. THE FINE OLD MOCHA COFFEE, 1/Gd PER POUND. FINE COSTA RICA, 1/2. PLANTATION, IID. Yours faithfully, ROBT. ROBERTS &• COMPY. Entrance--up the Steps feeding to the BANK. Medic... 1. Cm,. Cuttin, Stealing in my and Robber, Liverpool.) 2. Other Felonie nd Misdefne— Costs are wable, except as afo. 3. Cases fro th e B orough of Liverpool ann in re ct of which Costs are not allowable. Where one or more of several Persons charged with a joint offence shall have been committed, and the other or others ad mitted to bail, or committed after the publication of the Calen dar, the Trials are to proceed in the same order as if the Person or Persons so admitted to bail, or committed after the publica tion of the Calendar, had been committed at the same time with the others. The Trials of other Persons committed after the publication of the Calendar, or admitted to bail in the first instance for Fe lony, or for Misdemeanors in respect of which Costs are allowa ble (except those front the Borough of Liverpool) will be pro ceeded with immediately after the Cases comprised in Class 2 ; sad the excepted Cases from the Borough of Liverpool will be taken immediately after the Cases comprised in Class 3. The Prosecutors and Witnesses in Cases Within the first Class are required to be in attendance on MONDAY, the 19th March, at Ten o'clock i n th e F orenoon, and in all other Cases on TUES DAY, the 20th March, at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon. The Court will sit for the despatch of business each day at Nine o'clock in the Forenoon, except on Monday, the 19th March, and on that day at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon'. The foregoing Regulations will be strictly enforced, and no Costs will be allowed to Parties making default in the obser vance of them. A Trial Paper, showing the arrangement of the business for each day, Will be posted at ttiv., doors of the Crown Coto t in the Crown Court. By order of the Nov. Mr. BAnozsrlizmtnsiorr, T. S. SHUTTLEWORTH, Cle:k of the Crown . Crown Office, Preston, F e b ruary 20th, 1849. i _a_nOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,. 1 HEREAS, by an Act made and passed in the set.lon of Parliament held in the 9th and loth 'tears of the reig. n of her present Majesty, intit'uled " An Act for the improvement of the sewerage and drainage of the Borough of Liverpeoi% and for making further provisions for the sanatory regulation' of the said Borough," it was, amongst other things, enacted thot it should be lawful for the Council of the said Borough, ft om time to time, to make bye-laws, as they should' think fit, for making reeulations for registering and inspection of slaughter...houses, and ihr keeping the same in a c l ean l y and proper state, and for removing filth-therefrom at least once in' every twenty-sbur hours, and for requirin.' . Yshould be provided by ti'le occupier with aso ent supply o f water, and to ascertain and fix what p een • ry penalties (not exceeding for any one offen ce the sum of ty shillings, and in case of a continuing nuisance, the s of five shillings fol• every day daring which au& nuisa shall be continued or Ithremedied) should be ineurrec; by ersons breaking such laws; now the Council of the said ough, at a meeting held in the Council Chamber, within t own-hall, this fourteenth day of February, A.D. 1849, at w ' meeting are present John Bramley-Moore„ Esquire, May , and forty-five other members of the said Council, bei more than two-thirds of the whole number of the said Council, the snid Council, inpursuance of the powers vested in and conferred upon them by the above-recited Act, do make, order,. and ordain the following Bye-laws for making regulations, or registering, and inspection of slaughter-houses, and for keeping the same in a cleanly and proper state, and for removing filth therefrom at least once' in every twenty-four hours, and for requiring that they should b e prov id e d b y the " occupier with a sufficient supply of water: First. The occupier of any slaughter-hcnse who shall at any time, after the date of the certificate at the'foot of his license,. and without the assent, in writing, of the Borough Engineer, Medical Officer of Health, or Building Surveyor for the time being, make any change or alteration whatsoever, or permit or suffer any change or alteration whatsoever to be made in the slaughter-house or building to which such license applies in respect of the drainage of the same, or in respect of the flagging or paving . of the same, or in respect of the ventilation of th e same, or in respect o f the supply of water to the same, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum et' five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such change or alteration shall be continued and unremedied. Second. The occupier - of any slaaghter-house who shall neg lect or omit to cause the same to be thoroughly whitewashed with quick lime to the satisfaction of the Medical Officer of Health for the time being, at least once during the first teh days of each and every month, shall, for such neglect or Omission, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such neglect and omission shall continue. Third. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall erect, build, or construct, or who shall permit or suffer to be erected, built, or constructed, or who shall permit or suffer to be, re main, or continue withi n any s l aug h ter-house, any privy, midden-stead, or cesspool, or any opening, access, or commu nication from such slaughter-house to any such privy, midden stead, or cesspool, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such privy, midden-stead, or cesspool shall be, remain, or continue within such slaughter-house, or during which any such opening, access, or communication shall be, remain, or continue from such slaughter-house to such privy, midden-stead, or cesspool. Fourth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall keep or feed, or permit or suffer to be kept or fed, within such slaughter-house ' any swine, fowls, or other an i ma l s w h atsoever used for human food, save and except such cattle as shall from time to time be brought to such slaughter-house for the pur pose of being there slaughtered, shall, for every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such swine, fowl, or other animal shall remain and continue in such slaughter-house. Fifth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall keep or retain, or permit or suffer to be kept or retained therein, any cattle for a longer period of time than seventy-two hours pre vious to the slaughtering of the same, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and nay the sum of forty shillings. Sixth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall neglect or omit to cause the same to be thoroughly washed and cleansed within three hours after the romnietion. rs.f tilts Luc curnin. or rne slauguteri and dressing of anycattl e th ere i n, on p any iern day during which any such slaughtering or dressing shall take place, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and nay the sum of forty k , e-z-cnra. r.very oc-upier of laughter-house ;Ilan provide, keep, and from time to time maintain a sufficient number of tubs, boxes, or vessels, with tight or close fitting covers thereto, constructed to the satisfaction of the engineer for the time being, for the purpose of receiving and conveying away from such slaughter-house, all manure, garbage, offid, and filth, and shall, immediately after the killing anti dressing of any cattle in such slaughter-house, cause all such manure, garbage, offal, and filth to be placed in such tubs, boxes, or vessels, and to be removed beyond the limits , of the Borough of Liverpool at least once during every day, (to the satisfaction of the medical officer of health for the time being,) and any occupier of a slaughter house who shall neglect or omit to provide, keep, or from time to time•to maintain such number of such tubs, boxes, or vessels, or who shall neglect or omit to cause- such manure, garbage, offal, and filth to be placed therein and removed in the manner at the times and beyond the limits aforesaid, or who shall neg lect or omit to cause such tubs, boxes, or vessels, after being used for the purpose of such removal to be thoroughly cleansed and purified before the same are again brought within the li mits of the said Borough, shall, for eachand every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day, after the first, during which such neglect or omission shall conti nu e. Eighth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall slaughter, or permit or suffer to be slaughtered therin, any dis eased or unsound cattle, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings. Ninth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall, in case of any diseased or unsound cattle being brought to his or her slaughter-house, negleet or omit forthwith to give inform tion to the T N' ,o, _ .nspector o, .uisances, at his office, in the Public offices, Cornwallis-street, in the said Borough of Liverpool, of such diseased or unsound cattle having, been so brought to such slaughter-house, shall, for every such neglect or omission, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings. Tenth. The occupier of any slaughter-house who shall neglect or omit to remove, or cause to be removed, from such slaugh ter-house, the blood, hides, and skins of any cattle that shall be slaughtered in such slaughter-house, within two days next after such cattle shall have been slaughtered, shall, for every such neglect or omission, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such neglect or omission shall continue. Eleventh. The occupier of every slaughter-house shall keep, or cause to be kept therein, a b oo k, i n w hi c h s h a ll b e entere d the number and description of all cattle slaughtered therein, -1 _1 , • or of the person bringing such cattle to the stud slaugkter house ; and shall, on Monday in each and every week, deliver or transmit to the Inspector of Nuisances for the time being, at his said office, a correct transcript copy or duplicate, signed by him, of all entries made in such boa' during the preceding week ; and shall, at any and all times, on being requested so to do by the said Inspector of Nuisances, or any other officer of the said Council ; thereto authorized by the said Council, pro duce and show to such Inspector or other officer the said book : and any occupier of a slaughter-honse who shall neglect or omit to keep, or cause to be kept, such book, or to enter or cause to be entered therein the number and description of any cattle slaughtered in such slaughter-house, or the name or address of til e dinfigkrfilfzikerikifisKolfzoV e ll'iWriiiVar s iat such tan script copy or duplicate in manner and at the times aforesaid, or to produce and show such book to the persons at the times and in manner aforesaid, shall, for every such neglect or omis sion, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such neglect or omission shall continue; and any person who shall make, or cause or procure or permit to bemade, any false eutry in such book, or in such transcript copy or duplicate, concerning any of the matters or things hereby required to be entered or stated in such book, or in such transcript copy or duplicate, shall, for each and every such offence, forfeit and pax_ the sum of forty shillings. twelfth. Every occupier of a slaughter-house shall, on request by the Borough Engineer, Medical Officer of Health, or other authorised officer of the said Council for the time being, forth with cause all repairs in or concerning such slaughter-house which he shall be required by such request as aforesaid to per form, to be done and executed to the satisfaction of the Borough Engineer, Medical Officer of Health, or other authorised officer of the said Council for the time being ; and any occupier of a slaughter-house who shall, for the space of one week after such request as aforesaid, refuse or neglect to cause such repairs tO be so done and executed as aforesaid, shall, for such refusal or neglect, forfeit and pay the sum•of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and, every day after the first during which such refusal or neglect shall continue. Thirteenth. Any occupier of a slaughter-house who shall keep or permit, or suffer to be kept within such slaughter-house, any dog, without the same being well and sufficiently chained, fast ened, and secured, shall, for every such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and every day after the first during which such dog shall be so kept. _ fourteenth. The occupier of every licensed or registered. slaughter-house shall cause the word " slaughter-house," to gether with the number corresponding with the number of his licensed register as the occupier of such slaughter-house, as the same shall from time to time appear on the register of such licenses, kept under the directions of the said Council, to be painted or otherwise inscribed, to the satisfaction of the In spector of Nuisances for the time being, on, over, or adjoining to, the outside of the door or entrance to such slausider-house, and kept and continued there not obliterated or defaced ; and any occupier of a slaughter-house who shall neglect or omit so to do, shall, for such neglect or omission, forfeit and pay the sum of forty shillings, and the further sum of five shillings fo r each and every day after the first during which such neglect or omission shall continue. _ . . Fifteenth. The occupier of every slaughter-house shall cause a copy of these bye-laws, written or printed in large characters, to be affixed in some conspicuous place in such slaughter-house, to the satisfaction of the Inspector of Nuisances for the time being, and to be at all times kept and continued there not obli terated or defaced; and any occupier of a alaughter-house whCi shall neglect or omit to cause such copy to be so affixed, kept, and continued, shall, for such offence, forfeit and pay the sun of forty shillings, and the sum of five shillings for each and eye ry day after the first during which such neglect or omissiott shall continue. (signed) J. BRAMLEY-MOORE, Mayor. [SEALED.]