The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

(Zla6 4 z/J.3,ey cz /4 5 2 E, Avy .€.;_.,1,,.,, ~/,_,e (/‘ . M I ItO, 4 , 1 -, -4,.....et...-7 Tole 41 Lessee ROYAL a nd litanciger,lifr. W. B. Copeland, 15, Great 't*trifazt, 'Nk . '4•,* 1 11 6 111: 4, • 10' k 11 % . 4;1: ••• 1111 "k r' A 1 > lk ~ r 'wows AVV Q". nttk •••• ff • - ' , - " • '1"; A 1 APPEAL OF THE LIVERPOOL CHARITABLE C v hailoiielsiiv . SOCIETY, FOR VISITING THE SICK AND DISTRESSED AT THEIR OWN The celebrated Theatres Tragedian, Mr. JAMES ANDERSON, of the Il ea ja u s T e h e s a l lt re ° s Ya. ll , Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and the . Amen ,„ ,is engaged for Five Nights only, and will make `` Ch a ir' Arspearance at this Theatre in the character of la st Wee " de It present 00r. ,, k of the Comic Pantomime of AIOTHER GOOSE. Tflee s rEsii pitty T o U f ESDAY EVENING, the 23d inst., ______ DWELLINGS. Conducted by Members of the Established Church Relief given to the Poor of all Religious Persuasion: THE funds of the above Society are in so low a state, that without immediate aid it will be requisite to limit, if not altogether to suspend, its operations; the Com mittee therefore :earnestly solicit, in behalf of the sick and destitute, the necessary means to enable it to carry on its work of mercy. The Society has been in oper • 6 years, and has at present twentv.nine grat u it ous vi •s; during the last year relief was afforded to 4440 cases, taining 16,869 individuals. Its object is, while relieving i y distress, to promote, as far as possible, the spiritual w .are of the poor ; and in the densely populated districts at north and south ends of the town there is a vast field fo s efforts. The scarcity of w - during the summer has prevented many from making th • accustomed provision against the compara- AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. THE ROBBE . To Cone c r i es de Moor r. J. Anderson. ~ u e w ith (every Eveni durinr , the Week) the Grand lc Comic tomitne a ' i OT R GOOSE. HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED. THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET TUESDAY, JAN GARY 23, 1840. [PRICE FOURPENCE. No. 13701 EASTLAKE'S PICTURE OF " HAGAR AND AMERICAN BOWLING S. WATERHOUSE, L AND AND E TE AGENT, REMOV o. 4, DERBY-SQUARE, OPPOSITE ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH. tively slack i94 - o of wi the more restfctable class of'ari sent suffering from cold and hur the relief afforded by this and cubscriptlons and Donatl, -- ;(fent, the Rev. J. JONI My, numbers of ISHMAEL. NIR. CHARLES D. STILES, Late of the Gothic-hall, Broadscjit,..J.Yeac_York. mare earnestly seeking is will be thankfully received by isurer, After readi ?rison's RePo rl ,k read the foll° olic proseen t3b :g ;hat purpose 4,783 Bs. 0 :•5/ 2. it was "" 1 3s. In 18 41 :4 onstabulary; eased to 8,0 the past Ye;r ir t. £15,386; the Marsha,-, es was of a ni s, than .E 1 4 3 . iem. After so. t of the Lu n o; surveyor's deP 41 to observe fra which he f i t hem a piece °' &ably a ware. .. 4 the Peace "i i r 1845, the inc ° .,, s ' decreased ° l- 0 0, . Gorst, described hi of the c ounty ‘ 2l ; ;he year 0 3 -;' in reversion 1 by the jar of Martqltj he Peace clatmJ injury sustai n ej rt of his bus in ., the matters c ° l l, Enty, they 011 0 should be so igance by If' pplause.)., r esolute nee of the co and the grie . ing feels the • effecting its Tr, ise for the bet 7 ag secondtd d, "That tho , contract debt 3 ratepayers, terference 0f,,11 may obtain s ed with both t and therefore li Derby, rose ongratulated having comet ►society, tiler) yst em , which g the poor, hi s rate, over 01. He thoug gt England as 7, ) be re s ponsible, j man who 1 0 1 , 1 county thi!ri_*,;l aerous j duties inner to all o:, 4 11° did, from ion as they ;ton magistral 'as the mama' that body. Edda was p d that in tY y should be of the finan_j rnag,istrates,% ed there by r BLAKE; 11 noved that Pe ti be p rese nted rA presented b d the moti°l id seconded ted to carry ° strates who V, ring the varl m e meeting; _ fled conduct :NCE. thout del* CERDAY. tall It 90 ex tliv', ERDAY. ly taken obi, Monday. t late rates, e, but its luotationa v'i li i and, if anyt ) ESTERDAY. _„ t if y smaller, e Railway Co at 500 Norfo,,*.-i, coming by I, but more t" srever, it is AO ,O 5 much stocl•,:6 instances OP ly disposed of oting have die' *sent to. Jellt i !, ioly SeriptiP M. Rates: l , nal Assero"; a majoritY ate of busine' Mining 9b 5 ! s last report ye been P 3,1 itinue for le 6° ., we find .233°' eldest an P i ': ed, an entra ll `, ng in the le perfectlY, idiot quite, 74" Le youngest r i ; L , sent for; Ira of age, °!, r re l a t e a nythl .Q ` se idiot has l from him 1 1" l ling to a le t ei ots had not a Y , oints of diR - o at the date 4 matter on t" . ! I only signed tj , g vas - sent tif could not re %.1 , while our er , of Dgcenl )lace instan iu 4 Attx-' i instant• t , the route, nay be accle e packets rriving at le i , onth. Ther,g iree of the to.d leave Pan and the 0710 dollars ; 1 % 0 1 cabin, 1 00 Ea mail sterol a.£6o, X?no for mecuP" YESTERD` t ,O I tock at oll_r:4! ,! Fist wee s ht V I Mutton s RNIP A T 0 a Dye street, '- xi-street, vEttros I , sr rs. Newt -05% e charles Conahill ; 0 0. ell, 8, Re d coif itle-court , s, mincing i f( Chapter c C,c ) ife t :, kmencnn. Ave-MaV s- e d, üblin • I '.chc; street, . 1 sellers, I, ?pis right alluso, salmend eet ; `',ol ee-street ; v. To.„ 0 „ „Anders° nd n Em ilia, Mlt ; vw,r E.Wallis dnesday,)—OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. J . Graham • Desdemona , Mrs. W. It. ; rs. Boors t , Box Bookkeeper, Mr. T. Sri UTTLEWORTH om . ten" a , open at Half-past Six, the performance to c Ad in i Peven precisely. Is. Gd 8011---Dres s Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, cloci c ; f.d. The Secod Price will be taken at Nine Pit, is : .econd Price—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes, is. 6d. ; The 110 for 5ec,,..-2fnce will be open from Ten till Three o'clock daily, oxe s. 7,L.• Seats in the Dress Boxes,. and taking P in arms will not be admitted. ' ,ERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. llA ry ..., - IT R DAY EVENING CONCERTS, O w N S X LITER ARY AND RECREATIONS. T URDA.Y EVENING SCIENTIFIC next, the 27th instant, kiss A GRAND CONCE . AN NE ROMER E ; ' l P , l ; sCo sR.rE RS : V I ALL, Miss BLAND, kr•ti- Mr. CHARL ROMER, ~, ' ~ENRY LAWS° Mr. J. H. ROBINSON, ~ bod y , ... and A . H. V. LEWIS. 48 . d ' uu• ; Side Gal , 6d. ; Reserved Seats, Is.; Platform, Tick et ' s . To comm e at Eight o'Clock. No Re-admission issued. NART a IZ v A N-7 . WEEKLY LECTURES. JOHN SMITH, -4 tl I ng kindly consented to deliver a highly interesting SUREnsslructive Course of TWO LECTURES on the PLEA- f .ClEN,and DAILY USEFULNESS of the ELEMENTS . o c.. (Ze`'", especially addressed to the Young, the concludin„, VI be given Atlmg:/IURSDAI EVENING next, the 25th instant. TA'''°n: Body,Side Gallery, 3d. ; Reserved Seats, corrimence at Eight o'clock. b i lle C., - 4, ev ti — ,Tmittee have great pleasure in announcing that the deliver"',-)1-1 STOWELLBROWN has kindly consented to Th ,,,,,_ First' r u LECTURES, on the ANTEDILUVIAN WORLD. The Lecture to be given On THURSDAY, the let of February. the AR , 0 1 Low e IZANS' NEWSROOM is now Open, in the capaci tZed,)from Hall, and will continue open Daily, (Suildayspxe silti' A.M., to Ten,. M. Admission, One ric at "elo y ,tle%sroom Is . well su 1 101 Ae wsr ; a t , i e v r e s rpool, Irish,kScolichh,eWweish, Manx, and Ame l'aPers sold s New Work, The Haunted JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. Li v - ---_____ - _ - , 'RPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. I.,Os o ßptS, ON GREECE, ITS HISTORY, PHI -4ATVIVEI% ARTS, INSTITUTIONS, AND LITE PIE Rev. B ST ANNUS, of Sheffield, will t r ` e alttt liv e e p r e FIRST of a COURSE, of FOUR c LECTU e R w E iI I TO -MORROW EVENING, and-the ours 4 enxt - "rY s on the 27th and 31st inst t; and on the 3 d Fe -1113,00rs • -L t .- Pam:Teo at Seven o'Clock e Lectures commence at Strange en precielv ' ers admitted'on - Pay ent of One Shilling each. AD, lii , ' BI °N TO THE WS-ROOM AND REFRESHMENT- Tem. ROOM F THE ROSCOE CLUB. be ra uers of th titution are admitted as Associate t he Roscoe Ci s b for an Annual Payment of Four Shil the us . 'iekets of Associate Membership entitle the holders to ad e ; 3 „ f ; the News and Refieshment Rooms of the Club,. and . e 'ete n 2 — s'on to any Entertainments, Classes, or Societies the a ced with it, for which the Members pay an extra fee, on eati on ti ers of Atee termsthe as iflnstit theyu tion may were ordinary procure Tickets onembers of the appli- Club. egUare,o the Secretary of the Club, at the Rooms, in Clayton alot.,...,._l.!____o_Btreet, 23d J anuar y, 1549. W. NICOL, Secretary. 8 OCIAL THE ROSCOE CLUB, AND LITERARY INSTITUTION, CLAYTON-SQUARE. ADMISSION OF ➢iEMBERS TO THE LECTURES, &c. Of THP. MECHANICS' INSTITUTION ? I lli COUNCIL of the ROSCO tJB beg to Lod, announce, that ANNUAL . MEN, Sof the CLUB may at „receive Tickets of Admistion e LECTURES.delivered h,l{ie MECHANICS' INSTI lON FREE of EXTRA tEitv it GE; and to the EXT EVENING CLASSES, CON ki he and other ELATE . AINMENTb, on the same Terms A e sof the stitution t terib l:4 2Yrnent of 255. r Annum, in advance, entitles the Sub toln `r. to the abo and all other privileges of the Club, which tliPi t r ips DIN 'G and COFFEE ROOMS, NEWSROOM, T h NARY an excellent GYMNASIUM, &c. po:Tet pi i ? bs eSyLru, : b . e tc, t i n : if paid PHONOGRAPHY,t I,e Quarterly, FßN c i i , s 1 2: :I. ITALIAN, i s A TA n i. a4 n n u pd m HG , 1 ELo and ß. : attendance Subscriber to all the privileges of the Club, except T i at the Lectures, &c., at the Mechanics' . Institution. luiii n le Renewal of Quarterly and other Subscriptions, termi ill; on the 31st ultimo, commenced on MoNDAY ...: 2/0 __riext CON VERSAZIONE will take . place on FRIDAY, the 440°T February next. The Subject will be stated in future EVVitaents. Admission, to Members only, Free. use f ar ' G C LA SSE S are now in operation in the C1ub .,,,,A fe w 8 t ,..,,,„ ' d- MOOMS, in the CLUB-HOUSE, to be LET, to tiouTpectuses of the Institution, and any additional informs tative to it, may be had on application to Ci, 46 , ANDREW LEIGHTON, Secretary. b _t '"ouse, Layton- B quare, January 19, 1819. ,rol(14---PART of the PREMISES of the CLUB, No. 82, !! ..........&: Qbo v re et, to be LET, by the Week, Month, or Year. Apply p R I O PENING OF THE LIVERPOOL TS E LHA CONCERT HALL. YOCAL REHEARSAL COPENING Illexo this HALL will comme the first week in MARCH .4t4ati the Building. w e , 4l ' Ladies and emen desirous of becoming PRAC t'OCjet„"QMBERS ar equested to apply at the Office of the kfor ,ti" txchan e Veined, t Exchanc , e-street East, where every 4 WM. SUDLOW, Honorary Secretary. R. A THE ART-UNION. Etu Stt 14 ' , GAR has the pleasure of announcing to the IQ Tic ~C RIBERS of the ART-UNION that thq DISTRI ..e G 4t % of the PRIZES will take place on , the 31st instant, at T he P l ' 4l ' OF ARTS, 104, King-street, Manchester. . 0 11 r to pes are Seventy-two in number, varying in value from jellber • is ° ur Hundred Guineas. in addition to which each Sub to th e entitled to an Engraving, at the time of_ subscribing, it 'lleCoUtit of his subscriion. leet:!‘` i s , 21s. ea, to be had ry oat the G t chf Arts, 104,King nt.,tr richesterl orof Mr. H. C HAM, Victoria-buildings, I{.4 e t ; Mr. RICHARDS° 'cture-daler, Lord street ; t atai o , ,nl s A-, Picture-dealer old-street,. Liverpool ; .of whom SLTseIecOPMY be had, the Engravings seen which are _to e ity from b ch Subscriber. They comprise__th b 49., th -4 u NT ARD COBDEN, Esq., W. BROWN, it • lty ebnev. MES MARTINEAU, Rev. JOHN ATTEN '`A itev• OHN LYONS, and JOHN DALTON, Esq., aft ~e hiR. S. %th eR PICTURE,Findin. of the Body of Harold Itin eat Z 9attle of Hastings," by J. C. b Hooa, Esq., value 400 ....F......._tur e _4151w on view, for a few days, at Mr. RICHARDSON'S, FORA „NATIONAL CONFEDERATION M E QUITABLE ADJUSTENT OF NATIONAL AND LOCAL TAXATION. T Liverpool, 16th January, 1849. po,;:!IEETING of the COUNCIL of the CON- Th it , e so y v r e ltATlON, , JAS. R. JEFFERY, Esq., in the Chair, 0o be u es , t thanks of this Council be given to HENRY Ki,`, l ?e cn,„`MitBORD. Esa.. Member of the Town Council, inistent and Mani Part he has take!' on behrdf co_f o t w h n e - Nen the course of the various discustirs , ln the T e.sPecting the supply of Wate o n and the „,. 1 14 ‘,"Qt cost of such supply ; the i abl rr ep w art' taken by th e late inv tig t" n re- cting c an alleged withholding liYsiei-tnecessary stipple inhabitants, and pumping the itt:l9l4waste Town also • e matter of the Financial position theW a _ate t r il A e ,: e placed under the operation of the "flOo rt --- '; an or his uniform advocacy of the rights, rierioci-' hef t nterests of the people of Liverpool, during Re N h s had a seat in the Town Council. ~StOhd„."2 foregoing Resolution be published in the Liverpool gcted Mere from t h eby J. M. MACDONALD, Secretary. TIPPEATIVE PORTERS' ASSOCIATION. PAYEERCHANTS BROKERS, and RAU s - ' Bub at o tb or Liverpool are respectfully informed, that tr v seripti , !eavy expense 3 upon the above Associati a I•44'_ the a.; vvill be rna a fr.. tha mirnne.aunt. -- trtkictino• t o nd o_ 'Pear expenses ula,f, ror rue pug or assisting to.ue k.,_ of Zit of Petitioning Pa ent for the immediate ,t7tv, obnoxious cl , The Present System of et:, bk;ZZURTERAGE. jeeee"„seftesQ forforueeter 'nns will b iankfully received by M. HANLON, o; o rd the S RETARY, who will give a printed check e °ll. e Ye eivent with flip name of the Assorintinn c oe ,rd u er of e Committe JAMES RE, Se "Pr-stre th et, Liverpool, e , 22nd January, AlB49cretary. i LIV E R POOL EXCHANGE-BUILDINGS. I \ip, n IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL Ati; g E TO - U lt A , L MEETING of the MANY of PRO -otlt t 0 0i the LIVERPOOL ANGE will be held, the 29th ieitioroEnumn s, in LIV ERPOOL, OR MONDAY, natant, at Tw e o'Clock at Noon. er of the Committee, JOHN H. YOUNGHUSBAND, Secretary and Treasurer. --my, 1849. Oted 148 20th day of .1 SEN.,, TESTIMONIAL TO — ItY GORDON HARBORD, ESQ. b e T ie psi JRRIPTION LISTS in aid of the FUND for 11 e t%e5,,,,, C HASE of a TESTI ONIAL, to be Presented by xivi"or b`. B ar Liverpool to RY GORDON HARBORD, Illt e ,%tot nltinly hone' and unflinching opposition to the th re,,t4 Ike At' roil ().f th win f , em nd for his uniform , advocacy of the =tat ayers, are NOW OPEN at the Offices of s'unf e . ri 'ourr a s namely :—Standard, Mercury, Journal, — erati on ! and ' Chronicle ; at the Office of the National and at various places in the different Wards. JOHN SMITH, Treasurer. WILLIAM WAGSTAFF. Hon. Sec. 136,, T •aol ic.tr 11,-,qll3t,„°P LIVERPOOL, to wit. - 4,t; r,4'AT HENDERSON, ESQ., RECORDER. 'OII I . V P I ACi' LI ItT Of QUARTER SESSIONS of the the 5 1 t t 14 t , for the BOROUGH will b eld, in the Crown t ,Ni o .I,4.days'oef bSessions-house, in Cha -street, on MoNnAv, P .relay n e broary next, at T clock in the Forenoon. - eaensio li .e will be tried tin entered on the first day of kAli :::: E i,vr , oer:rev ousl the Office of the Clerk of the lo riti, Itidiet, Er unsvvick- y, et, i4l l) 4 Pain eri ts rso f n or _ _‘ isdemean o oyi fo m u u n i c i l at etnhteesreedSzr eq e or e admitted t Bail , t •Itir.. o'clock on the day after the discharge of c/ 0. , .3', or the Trial will stand over. qor the P Q , WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace. 22d Jai ace e Office, L;verpool, arY, 1849. laR. GRUNDY has the pleas announce that the original PICTURE AGAR A. D ISHMAEL," Painted by C. L. EASTLA .q., R.A., is now on PRIVATE VIEW for a few days, ' is Rooms. REPOSITORY ARTS, 26, CHURCH- STREET. IRISH POPLIN TABINETT PATRONIZED BY •e, rs -4At!••• AND ROYAL FAMILY - TM. MAGAN (for many years e doctor of the • late O'Reilly's Establishrn , üblin), respectfully takes leave to inform the Nobil . d Gentry, that he has taken the Warehouse, No. 20 s-street, Ranelagh-street, Liver pool, for the sale of inc IRISH POPLIN TABINETT, of superior manufa re. The Stock consists of Watered, Shaded, Plain, and b ured, for Morning, Evening, and Wedding Dresses, in the most fashionable Colours and Newest Designs, with a splendid variety of Gentlemen's Scarfs and Vestings, in Gold and Silver Tissues ; also the Black Poplin, manufactured for Clergymen's Gowns. From T. M. Alagan's lengthened experience in conducting the eminent House oithe late O'Reilly, he hopes ' to merit a share of the patroeage so liberally bestowed on the above Establishment. Specimens sent post free to any part of Great Britain, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation NEW PATTERN MANTLES. MANTLE, MILLINERY, AND DRESS-MAKING ROOMS, 12, BASNETT-STREET, (OPPOSITE COMPTON HOUSE.) H. T. WATSON, PROPRIETOR. /THE NEW PATTERNS for THIS MONTH are I NOW READY. A few of last month's patterns to be Sold very Cheap. The MILLINERY MENT is now full of Novelties in BONNETS , HEAD- RESSES, &c. Ladies waited on in or Country by Mr. or Mrs. WATSON, and their aterials made up, if required, in the first style, at ve prices. 12, BASNETT-STREET, (OPPOSITE COMPTON HOUSE.) i A variety of CHILDREN'S MANTLES, in every style. H. G. IRELAND, 92, B 0 LD-S TR E E T , B EGS most respectfully to inform the -Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE MILDNESS OF THE SEASON, Which has caussiL-------- HIS STOCK TO BE LARG AN IT SHOULD BE, He has come at to the determination of 0 ING THE WHOLE of his ASSORTMENT OF FURS AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE. PUBLIC NOTICE TAMES ROGERSON begs most respectfully to el inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity that he has arranged to enter into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. WOODWARD, (who has been many years is his Establishment,) on the Ist of March next ; and previously to doing so, he is desirous of DISPOSING OF as much of his present heavy and valuable STOCK as possible. He has therefore concluded upon offering, for a limited period, at a very decided REDUCTION in PRICE, THE WHOLE OF HIS EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SILK MERCERY, SHAWLS, FURS, MANTLES, FRENCH MER , PRINTED CASHII IRISH LINENS, SHEETIN , LANKETS, QUILTS, COUI PANES, HOSIERY, L , HABERDASHERY, &c., INCLUDING F ILY MOURNING. The Establishment has been Closed for the purpose of Re marking the Stock, and Business will be Resumed THIS DAY, (TUESDAY.) The Hours of Business during the Selling Off will be from Ten in the Morning until Five o'clock in the Evening. FUNERALS FURNISHED AND ATTENDED, AS USUAL, 13 .5* 15, CHURCH-STREET, January, 1649. RICHARD CROSSLEY'S NEW HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW OPEN, AT 52, SOUTH CAST ET, — WHERE he begs to s it to Public Inspection the following LIS PRICES, which will be found worthy their attention • • PRICES A good Frenef Hat Do. Do. Do. Fine Do. Do. Do. Brilliant Dye Extra Do. Do. Do. Fine Satin...... ...... Do. Superb Qualities The Very Best Manufactured 6s. 64 is. 6d. 10s. 6d. 12*.145. 16s 18s. Od. N.B.—The BOOT and SHOE ESTABLISHMENTS will be conducted, as usual, at 40, SOUTH CASTLE -STREET, and 78 PARADISE -STREET, where he begs to solicit the continued support of his Friends and Patrons. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD FOR DRAPERY. YOU CAN BUY AT G. DON KI N G'S GLASGOW HOUSE, 85, DALE-STREET, A GOOD PRINT DRESS FOR ONE SHILLING. Splendid Patterns for ls. 3d. Fast colours Is. IW. All other DRAPERY GOODS equally cheap. GALA PLAIDS and WOOL SHAWLS at such Low Prices as to asto nish even the Oldest Draper in Liverpool. Leti ! r a m r p c s e i a n T t ni o roar— Letfl Small Drapers st ehind the door, And give G. nking room I Talk not alifornia gold, Or remento sand ; F icher treasures will unfold At Donking's world-fam'd stand. See what's a shilling's power, A sovereign dress to buy, For the walk, the hall, the bower, Where lovers always sigh. Come all ye shopping throng, And squander not your " tin ;" At Donkin's none buy wrong, If once they just step in. OBSERVE-GERARD DONKING'S GLASGOW HOUSE, 85, DALE-STREET, Opposite the Saracen's Head Inn. SE ACOME DAWBARN, TAILOR, &7c., 110, BOLD-STREET, LIy.N,RPC),OL, AGENT FOR NICOLL'S Nl3/ritEGISTERED PALETOT, OF yer&A CLOTH, AS ALSO FOR THEIR OTHER MANUFACTURED GOODS ROYAL BANK-BUILDINGS. COFFEE ALTERATION IN THE PRICE TO FAMILIES, Reduction of THREE PENQF-per lb VIZ.: Good Plantation COF Ild. per Pound. (Common—w e Berry - much lower.) The choicest OLD M A .... Is. 6d. equal to former ls. 9d RO . ROBERTS AND COMPY., Entrance up the Steps leading to the BANK. Merton-road, Bootle, Ist January, 1849. rpHOMAS URQUHART having Sold to lI JAMES URQUHART and ROBERT ADAM SON, his WHOLE STOCK, and relinquished in their favour all interest in the business, 13, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, in the conviction they have the means, the ability, and the determination to give satisfaction to their Customers by manufacturing in the best materials and workmanship, and executing all orders withfidelity on the smallest remunerating profits, heikerefore soli cits your patronage for th e new fiv;a:-- In reference ch bee above, URQUHART ND ADAMSON septfi-INET MAKERS, 'UPHOLSTERER AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS, is; BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, DETERMINED TO MEET THE TIMES, and to give to CUSTOMERS A CORRESPONDING ADVAN TAGE with themselves in this their first purchase of CABINET FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, DAMASKS, MOREEN, LOOKING GLASSES, BEDSTEADS, BED FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c., amounting to upwards of £5O 0 0 . Every Article is selling at extremely low Prices, to secure an immediate clearance; to make room for their new Goods now in process of manufacture in their Workshops, Church-lane. [BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. IMPORTANT TO MILLERS, CORN DE ALERS, FLOUR DEALERS, &c. GRIMES' PATENT SMUT MACHINE IV TT F, A T Ir. T. Manufactured solely by INTRR R. AND J. R , UNION FOUNDky,- -- MANCHESTER-STREET,,LIVERPOOL. THE DECIDED ADVANTAGES gje THIS MACHINE OVER ANY OTH ARE lst. That it will clean, in t most perfect manner, the foulest and smuttiest TVh t, and render the same, once passed through this Scr , clean Grain. 2d. It does this muc quicker than it has hitherto taken oth er . . machines to oitin an inferior manner. 3d. It takes m less power than ANY OTHER MACHINE of the kin . The saving to Millers in this particular is very important, as it enables them to run (with the same power) five, 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 arc avoided and saved, as, to quote from Mr. Jackson's testimony, " There is nothing (in this macline) 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 difference in the weight 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 he 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. Ththnas Jaclison, 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 Cro ft , 'Etna Mill, Old Swan. Mr. Lomax, Hulme Corn Mills, Hulme. Messrs. J. Horner and Sops, Phoenix Corn Mills, Wakefield T HE NE W Y E The New Year comes, be gay, be gay, Peal out the joyous chime; We'll pluck.another hair of grey From out thy locks, Old Tim, The New Year comes, se env: no gay, The ola one's out of • e, And can't too quick aste away, Disastrous For eight 1 The New Yea • mes, be gay, be ray, Come eve voice combine, To welco s , • in the happy day Whi dawns on Forty-nine. Th • ew Year comes, be gay, be gay, ' ape's harbinger is here, Still whispering happiness for aye, Say when it will appear ? The New Year comes, be gay, be gay, Our efforts shall be made. By matchless skill, and bright display, To make a good year's trade The New Year comes, be gay, be gay, Let none the trade usurp; From vile impostors haste away, And buy your Clothes from EARP; EARP AND CO A R 59, —LoRD - STREBT,-- 59 , TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, Return their grateful acknowledgments for the immense patron age bestowed on them, but feeling that the Public will expect deeds, not words, they have at great expense purchased the exclusive right of making and selling TAYLOR'S REGISTERED AND NEWLY-INVENTED . SCARF WRAPPER VEST, IN LIVERPOOL. This Vest has been purchased, highly approved, and worn by PRINCE ALBERT, whose letter of approval may be seen at our Establishment Windsor Castle, Dec. 18, 1847. Mr. Anson is commanded to acknowledge the receipt of Mr. Taylor's note of the 9th instare, accompanied with a " Scarf Wrapper Vest," his invention; but, as His Royal Highness Prince Albert cannot accept presents, Mr. Anson requests Mr. Taylor to let him have the price of the article. COPY. Buckingham Palace, January 29, 1848. Mr. Anson begs to enclose r. Taylor a Postoce order for -t2 25., in payment for a " M ffi Newly invented Scarf Wrapper Vest," purchased of him by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the receipt of which he will be so good as to acknowledge. EARP & CO. TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND dIiTFITTERS, 59:—LORD-STREET2-59) DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, (Extract from the Gazette, of the sth January, 1849.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PART NERSHIP subsisting between us, the Undersigned, under the Style or Firm of JOSEPH BETTELEY and COMPANY, at Liverpool, as Ironfounders, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent, as and from the day of the date hereof, so far as re gards the undersigned PENROSE NEVINS. Dated the 30th day of December, 1848. JOSEPH BET'I ELEY. EDWIN SPENCE ROBERTS. PENROSE NEVINS. NOTICE The above Business of IRON DERS, ENGINEERS, PATENT WINDLASS, an IPS' IRON KNEE MANU FA lITTTit EMS, SHIP S, S. &v.. at the WATER Lao Foy NT. Day, corner of Wat o Dock, will be carried on as usual, from this date, un he Firm of BE LEY, TELFORD, AND CO., by whom all Orders entrusted to them will be executed with promptness and attention. The above-named Mr. JAMES TELFORD is a Practical Engi neer, and having been many . years professionally connected with numerous Sugar Estates in Demerara and the West India Islands, where he resided many years, and from his local and practical knowledge of every Branch of the Engineering De- iiartment connected with Su.. 6 ,ar Estates, B. T., and Co. intend devoting a portion of their Premises to that Branch of Busi ness, and solicit the Orders from West India Merchants. WATERLOO FOUNDRY, WATERLOO DOCK. Liverpool, lit January, 1849. BETTELEY AND ROBERTS, CHAIN CABLE AND ANCHOR MANUFACTORY, AT THE BRUNSWICK DOCK, As heretofore, with increased accommodation and Machinery JENNY LIND'S VOICE LOZENGES. " I certify that I have constantly used Mr. CHAS. BELTOTAI VOICE LOZENGES, and that I have found them very useful in strengthening and clearing the voice. "JENNY LIND." THE Proprietor feels the gr est confidence la recommending these very e ent LOZENGES to O. Public, having received the t satisfactory assurances or their great utility from nurn us persons who have, since their introduction, made cons use of them. He would strongly urge Clergymen, Sine ' Public Speakers, &c., to avail them selves of the great antage to be derived from the continued use of them. y will also be found highly valuable for Coughs, Colds, oarseness, and Sore Throats. TESTISIONI44FROM THE CELEBRATED SCOTTISH VOCALIST, JOHN WILSON, ESQ, " I seldom have recourse to Lozenges, Or other remedies for the voice, but a short time ago, when in Tamworth, I felt my voice a good deal out of order, and was recommended to try some of Mr. Belton's 'JENNY L IND VOICE LOZENGES,' Which I did, and derived the greatest benefit from them. TANA BENNErr, LECTURER Tic " sT E n o b isT u i r A g L h , r 2 R 6 O t h m I m l a i r s? G , I E B O 4 8R : ON POETRY "Sir,—l think it but justice to you to acknowledge ho w mus k benefit I have derived from the use of your ‘Voxcis LOZINGES.' By taking several of them before I begin a lecture, I find that I can speak with much less effort, and for a longer time, than I can without them. They have the advantage, too, of being pleasant to the taste, and will prove invaluable to all public speakers and singers. " The Lozells, Handsworth, Feb. 3, 1848." The above are prepared only by CHARLES BELTON, Chemist, High-street, Birmingham, and sold by all respectable Che mists, &c., throughout the Kingdom, in Boxes, 15..10., 2s. 951. and 45. 6d. each. PRIVATE LESSONS IN WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, Bre., At No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL. R. THOMPSON'S is the orm establishment ...N1 in Liverpool, where BAD W S are taught a really good and lasting Style of PE r SHIP, in a FEW EASY LESSONS of One Hour e , rivate or in a Class. BOOK KEEPING by SINGL nd DOUBLE ENTRY, COMMER CIAL ARITHM , MENTAL CALCULATION, and SHORTHAND are also Taught in a few Lessons. ITits. PHOMPSON gives PRIVATE LESSONS to V 1 LADIES in the FASHIONABLE STYLE of WRITING, ENGLISH GRAMMAR, NOTE and LETTER WRITING, SHORTHAND, READING and SPELLING, on an easy and highly-approved plan. For CEWds of terms, apply to Mr. or Mrs. THOMPSON, at their Private Teaching-rooms for ADULTS. ESTABLISHED IN CLAYTON-SQUARE TWENTY YEARS. Mr. and Mrs. THomrsoN are ably assisted by their Son, J. W. THOMPSON. ROBBERIES ON THE GREAT—WESTERN RAILWAY ~ OF CASH AN LUABLES. THE strongest 'WR HT-IRON SAFEGUARDS extant, with i able Locks and Fastenings, and lined throughout with Milner's Treble Non-conducting and EVaDO MIGNERS' PATENT " HOLDFAST" AND FIRE RESISTING SAFES, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST ROBBERY, VIOLENCE, & FIRE. _ _ _ . ..... In experimental trials by Fire, conducted by scientific and practical men, aad in cases of large accidental Fires, all de scriptions of Safes in use hare . been burnt out by the sid e o f Miners, its contents being uni n jured ; 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 (for use;) but 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, AT THE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, OR MILNERS' LONDON DEPOT, 47A, MOOROATE-STREET, CITY, LONDON. WILL OP ' S BOWLI SALOON, TN THE POR ICO, NEWINGTON, On THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at FIVE O'CLOCK. XX AND XXX WREXHAM ALES T]IHE above superior ALES, from the CAMBRIAN 1. and ALBION BREWERIES, may now be had, in Casks of any size and in any quantity, for Public or Private use, at the SAME PRICES as delivered in Wrexham, from HENRY OFFICE and STORES, MEDICAL, INVALID, AND GE ERAL LIFE ASSURAN lETY. S. WATERHOUSE, Agent. Offiee, No. 4, Derby-square, opposite St. George's Church TO be LET, at Aigburth, about fo ur m il es di s t an t from the Exchange, a convenient FA Y HOUSE, con sisting of Four Sitting-rooms on round floor, Five Bed rooms and Two Dressing-r on the first floor, and Three Attics, Coach-house a table, and a good sized Garden. Rent moderate. Apply to Mr. S. WATERHOUSE, 5, Tithebarn-street BANKS, (§AEM-.XGENT) Njeir e ffEßSEY-CII:4MBERS, OLD RCIIYARD, wher mples may be tasted. The above ALE COTCH and BURTON DITTO, LON DON PORTE and GUINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, in Quart and Pint Bottles. Liverpool, December, 1848. A CARD. NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS, THE BE} HOTEL, QUEEN-SQUARE NEAR THE RAILWAY STATION, Within Six Minutes' Walk of the Exchange, Custom-house, Docks, and all other in9tOkant places of Public Business in Lherpool. - TO FAMILIES, MERCHANTS, COMMERCIAL GENTLE MEN, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. WILLIAM LAWTON, LATE OF THE RAINBOW AND CLAYTON HOTELS, DEGS most respectfully to intimate to his Friends 1) and a generous Public, that having obtained the GRANT OF A LICENSE to the above House from the WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR and the Licensing Magistrates of the Borough of Li verpool, (for which favour he now returns them his most grateful thanks,) which he has fitted up as a FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, with every convenience and comfort that can be desired. The BEDS and ROOMS are in first- er,tnd will be under the immediate superintend of Mrs. LAWTON, which will be a guarantee to the Visi of the BEE HOTEL that they will always be found cle and well-aired. The SITTING ROOMS are pleasant, suitable for Private or Public parties. consisting of a variety of Soups, Fish, Joints, Chops, Steaks, Cutlets, made Dishes, Fried and Stewed Tripe, Veal Pies, Yorkshire Sausages, Poultry, Game, Shell Fish, &c. to order. W. L. has fitted Up A LARGE 'WELL-VENTILATED SMOKING-ROOM, which will be supplied with the best of Wines, Spirits, pure Malt Liquors, &c., having selected the above Stock, of the most approved Vintages, from the First Houses in the Trade, which he can with confidence recommend, and will sell at a small remunerative profit, to insure a quick return. OLD HAVANA CIOARS, GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR LARGE AND SMALL DINNER PARTIES. WINES OF THE BEST QUALITY SUPPLIED. W. L. returns his heartfelt thanks, and that of his Family, to those kind Friends who have formerly supported him, (and par ticularly to his Masonic Friends, who have conferred so many favours upon him during the last nine months of his misfor tunes,) begging a continuance of their patronage, as well as that of the Public, which will be most gratefully received by himself and family. AT REDUCED PRICES. T. WALKER'S W INDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY, 135, WHITECHAPEL, Opposite Great Charlotte-street. ESTABLISHED 1813 FRANCIS E IN STOCK, 20001:KETIAN-SHADE BLINDS GAUZE WIRE AN PAIL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND , RETA I L. Li<VDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE. DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS. E. J. DENT, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER By distinct app?intinsq!olhe Queen, H. R. H. Prince Albert, _ and H. I. M. the Emperor of Russia, MOST respectfully solicits fr e Public an in spection of his extensive OCK of WATCHES and CLOCKS, embracing all the e modern improvements, at the most econo;nical charge adies' Gold Watches, with Gold Dials, jewelled in fo oles, 8 guineas; Gentlemen's, with Enamelled Dials, A guineas; Youths' Silver Watches. 4 gui neas ; warranted accurate going Lever Watches, jewelled in four holes, 6 guineas. E. J. DENT, 82, STRAND, 33, COCRSPUR-STREET. and 34, ROYAL EXCHANGE, (Clock Tower Area,) LONDON. 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 aniparty but themselves or their Agents. ttie COurt of Chancery has orde - red, an injunction against JOHN WHITWORTH, Soho Foundry, Leeds, who has infringed upon the Patent by making the Machines. CART, WAGGON, AND RICK AVERS CHARLES MACIN i TOSIjii,Er - tO.'S Patent INDIA RUBBER WAT OOF CLOTH. The most effectual protect' inst wet, not liable to break on being folded and pre , only half the weight of Tarpauling, and, with ordinary e, much more durable. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at the Waterproof Garment and Vulcanized India Rubber DeuOt, 42, SOUTH CASTLE:STREET, LIVERPOOL, CALEB WALKER, PROPRIETOR. COFFEE ROASTED ON THE IMPROVED PRINCIPLE, PRESERVING ITS STRENGTH AND RICHNESS OP FLAVOUR! REDUCTION- -3d.--_29.1 L Pound H AMILTO DAVIE s, TEA MARKET-. . .1, RANELAGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL J. R I C H M O N D, in introducing his New Business of HATTER, HOSIER, AND MEN'S MERCER, at No.l, CHURCH-STREET and PARADISE-STREET, RESPECTFULLY solicits his Friends and the Public to an early inspection of his gereer"eis "..-STO NEW AND CHOIC CK, selectedfrom the First Makers i e Kingdom, which he has mar at the LOWE CASH PRICE, being fully determin to conduct this part of his business on e same principle as his OLLEN BUSINESS is and has b conducted, which has :been so eminently suc cessful, and so fully appreciated, namely, to keep THE BEST GOODS, and sell them for the smallest remunerating Ready Money Profits. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. 54, BOLD-STREET, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE MUSIC-HALL. THE CHEAPEST GLASS AND CHINA ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. C. LUCKYN AN 4_,XO syfifsortfwsirl SUCCESSORS TO T. fI C H, DEG respectfully to call t att en ti on o f t h e P u bli c .13 of Liverpool and its vie' yto their immense STOCK 0 PERIOR GOODS, which are no elliag at Prices that will ensure A SAVING AT LEAST FIFTY PER CENT. THE STOCK OF GLASS COMPRISES Decanters, Rummers, Tumblets7Winei,giti,bessert Dishes, Ice Plates, Pickle Bottles, Wine Coolers, Hock, Liqueure 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 Pots, Inkstands, Scent Boxes, Bottles, Spills, Baskets, Jugs, &c. ; Papier Machee Tea Tr a y s , I ron Japanned Goods, Alabaster Vases and Figures, with Shades and Stands, Time-pieces, Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, Table Mats, &C. _ 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 o: 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. THE NICOL, A PATENT PALETOT, FOR CHANGEABLE WEATHER, (BEING CONVERTIBLE FROM A WARM A LIGHT OVER COAT,) IN APPEARANCE GENTLE 7, & COST MODERATE TO BE HAD IN LOND ONLY OF THE PATENTEES; AND IN ERI'OOL ONLY OF DAWBA , No. 110, BOLD-STREET. ARTICLES OF TASTE AND VERTU IN LAVA, FROM MOUNT ETNA. IMPORTANT 54, BOLD-,S ONE DO, NOTICE THE CHEAP. MUSIC-HALL T GLA CHI N_j_.JiiSt?'l2lßL. IN LIVER . ---• _ CLUCKYN and CO lICCESSORS to T. SAfurn) • beg respectful! nform the Public, that, in addition to their splendid S K, they have received a large Assort ment of LAVA NUFACTURED GOODS from Germany. consisting of b utifully WORKED FIGURES, amongst which is a very fine one of Mad'lle JENNY LIND, Ladies' Work Baskets, Fruit Plates, Inkstands, &c. COLLODION !THIS elegant Preparation, now tensively used 1 by the Faculty, and for Do purposes, being adapted for Dressing Wounds, Leec es, Burns, Chapped Nipples, Eruptions, and all Abra ' sof the Skin, iS PREPARED IN THE LABORATORIES oft IVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' COM PANY, and may lad fitted up in a manner suitable for ready application. Small Cases with the appropriate remedies for Asiatic Cholera may also be had at the Hall, Colquitt-street. WINDOW GLASS. THE CHEAPEST SHEET GLASS EVER: OFFERED. Samples and Prices may he had upon application to JAMES HOLGATE, WHOLESALIRONMONGER, AGENT FOR NETT-STREET, BROTHERTON'S CHINE AND LAMP OILS, THE PATENT KALI CO.'S PAINT, &c., &c., &c. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, NORTH JOHN-STREET & DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. HE Directors beg to intimate that the Company's Establishment has been REMOVED from the former Offices, No. 1, Oldhall-street, to the ROYALINSURANCE COM PANY'S BUILDINGS, corner of No ohn-street and Dale street, Liverpool, where the B ess of the Company will in future be carried on. Liverpool, 18th J ary, 1849. P. M. DOVE, Manag er . Several comm sous OFFICES are to be LET in the above named Buildi bs. DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY. THE Treasurer begs to ac k now l e d ge t h e rece i pt of the following DONATIONS : C. T. £5O 0 William Brown, Esq., M.P. 5O 0 William Nixon, Esq. Messrs. A. Heywood, Sons, and Co 25 0 John Naylor, Esq. J. Shipley, Esq, ---. 10 0 J. N. Wright, Esq. -'-'-- -10 0 The late Miss Docker, pe . wnsborough and J. Harding, Jun., s., Executors lO 0 Mrs. Foster William Nevett 89 lO 0 A. Christma fferin„,. at the Sacrament of the Lord's S pper, Old Church, per Rev. A. Camp • bell " Messrs. D. and C. M'lver, Managers of the Bri tish and North Amr rican Royal Mail Steam packet Company, being a proportion of money received from the public for permission to view their Steam-ships 5 5 John Knowles, Jun., Esq. R. Bright, Esq 5 0 George Holt, Esq 5 0 Mrs. Harvey, Walton 5 0 Nicholas Robinson, Esq. Rev. Robert Cort 5 0 George Holt, Esq., Bold-place Netlam Tory, Esq Thomas Morecroft, Esq 3 0 F. L. Hausburg 2 0 Anonymous Twenty-one Pairs of Blankets, from Compton-house. Office, 4, Queen's-square, .January 6th, 1849. I" A T the TWELFTH ANNUAL GENER AL MEET ING of the LIVERPOOL DOMESTIC MISSION SO CIETY, held on MONDAY, the 15th January, 1849, in Renshaw street Chapel, _ . THOMAS HARVEY, EsqL, in the Chair FRANCIS BISHOP, the Society's Min Yoor, h'sving read a Report of his Ministry daring the period of nine months which has elapsed since he accepted that office, The following lesolutions were passed unanimously :- Ist. On the motion of the Rev. J. H. THOM, seconded by CHARLES BOOTH, Esq., That the Report of the Minister to the Poor, now read, be cordially accepted ; and that this meeting offer to the Rev. Francis Bishop the expression of their deep sympathy in the objects of his Ministry, and of their personal confidence in himself. The Treasurer having read his Accounts -- - ttre - Ditit year. 2d. On the motion of THOMAS Bo , Esq., seconded by the Rev. JOHN BOBBERDS, That the Treasurer's Accou ,as now read, having been audited, be passed. 3d. On the motion of HOMAS THORNELY, Esq., M.P., seconded by the Rev. SEPH H. HUTTON, That the followi Gentlemen be the Committee for the ensuing year : - - TA. BLACKBURNE, Esq., President. Rev. J. Martineau I Mr. Bright Rev. J. Robberds Mr. Edward Cox Rev. N, Jones Mr. Rathbone Rev. Joseph H. Hutton Mr. Thomas Harvey Mr. Avison Mr. H. W. Meade King Mr. Bolton Mr. Lam port. Mr. Charles Booth Mr. W. THORNELY, Treasurer. Rev. J. H. THOM and Mr. Exocn HARVEY, Secretaries. 4th. On the motion of T. B. BLACKBURNE, Esq., seconded by WILLIAM THORNELY, ESQ., That the Annual General Meeting be held henceforward on the Second Monday in January. sth. On the motion of WM. RATHBONE, Esq., seconded by CHRISTOPHER RAWDON, Esq., That the Report of the Minister, the Treasurer's Accounts, and the Resolutions now passed, with the Original Constitution of the Society subjoined, be printed and circulated. 6th. On the motion of GEORGE HOLT, Esq., seconded by THOMAS AVISON, Esq., That the Resolutions now passed be advertised, as in former THOMAS HARVEY, Chairman. Mr. Harvey having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meeting were given for his conduct in the Chair. SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND. AT the GENERAL MEETING of this CORPORA TION, duly convened, and held at the Institution, January 9, 1849, WILLIAM BROWN, Esq., M.P., i Chair. The Accounts for the year 1848 hay' been exhibited and approved of, it was ordered that port of the state of the Charity be published as speedily _ possible. Resolved, —That the thanks _,Efis Meeting be presented to William Brown, Esq., M.P. resident;P to the Rev. Augus tus Campbell, M.A., Mr armood Banner, Mr. Adam S. Gladstone, and Mr. John , Lockett, the Vice-Presidents; to Mr. Thomas Mills, the teasurer ; and to the Rev. Edward Hull, M.A., the Chaplai for their attention to the interests of this Instution ; also o the Physician, the Surgeon, the Visitors, the Auditors, and the Committee, for the attention they have bestowed upon the duties which devolved upon them; also, to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have presented Donations in aid of the Funds of this Charity. Moved by Mr. MILLS, and seconded by Mr. MINSHULL, That the best thanks of this Meeting be presented to John Lockett, Esq., for his great exertions in procuring subscrip tions to this Institution, amounting to £lOO. Moved by Mr. LOCKETT, and seconded by Mr. Marx, and unanimously resolved, That the 'Committee be directed to appoint the Venerable Archdeacon Brooks, the Treasurer of the Institution, the Chaplain of St. Mary's, Mr. Banner, and Mr. M'Crackan, a Sub-Committee, for the purpose of carrying into effect the Sale of this School and St. Mary's Chapel, with the view of having a New School and a New Chapel erected on the site belonging to the London and North Western Railway Company at the corner of , Hope-street and Hardman-street. .. .J. 1% ,• Moved !)_y Mr. JAMES LES TER , Y and seconded by the Rev EDWARD HULL, Whereas, owing to various causes, the Funds of this Institu tion have so fallen off as to b e no longer equal to its expendi ture, Rsolued,—That the Committee be requested to use their best exertions to augment its resources. Moved by Ml. ARTHUR THOMPSON, and seconded by Mr CLAYPOLE, _ _ _ That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Misses Brown, 13, South Hill-place, Toxteth-park, and to John Light body, Esq., for excellent Piano-forte presents to this Institution for the use of musical pupils. Moved by Mr. GEORGE GREEN HORNBY, and seconded by Mr. W. RAYMOND HAUGHTON, That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to Messrs. John Smith and Edward Tertius Kearaley, the Chapel Wardens, for a Donation of Five Guineas, usually paid for keepi ng th e Warden's accounts. The Chapel Warden's accounts were read and passed, and they gave notice that they had reduced the rents of the pews in the chapel about twenty-five per cent. The Chairman having vacated the chair, it was moved by Mr. E. T. Kearsley, and seconded by Mr. Banner, that the thanks of this meeting be voted to Wm. Brown, Esq., M.P., for his conduct in the chair. The following Officers were appointed for the year 1849 : PRESIDENT. William Brown, Esq., M.P. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Venerable Archdeacon Brooks. Mr. James Aikin. Mr. William Earle. Mr. Laurence R. Baily. TREASURER. Mr. Thomas Mills. COMMITTEE. Mr. James Lister Mr. John Lockett Mr. Wm. M'Crackea Mr. J. W. S. May Mr. J. L. Minshull Mr. Samuel. Minshull Mr. Thomas Moss Mr. Jaques Myers Mr. John Nicholson Mr. Wm. Oxley Mr. Edward Parry Mr. Fred. Peel Mr. Richard Rathbone Mr. Edward Rushton Sir John Sainsbury Mr. Henry Stubbs Mr. John Swainson .Mr. Arthur Thompson Mr. J. H. Turner Mr. Wm. Wagstaff Mr. Daniel Waterhouse. Mr. Harmoad Banner --- Mr. Robert Benn Mr, Wm. Bennett Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A. Rev. Augustus Campbell, M.A Mr. H. K. Claypole Mr. John Claw Mr. Abraham Gartside Mr. Adam J. Gladstone Rev. Edward Hull, M.A. Mr. John Holden Mr. George G. Hornby Mr. R. W. Haughton Mr. Fredk. S. Hull Mr. Robert Hutchison Mr. John C. Jack Mr. Roger Lyon Jones Mr. E. T. Kearsley Mr. Henry Lawrence Robert Lewis, M.D. Mr, Thomas Littledale Upper Duke-street ; at the t; by Mr. ROSE, Charitable J. RIGBY, Esq., 4, Sandon terrac. BANK OF LIVERPOOL, Water-WC Institution-house, Slater-sir, FIEND, at the Courier-office, of the Committee of Visitors The Treasurer I William Nixon, Esq. Alfred Waterhouse, Esq. Thomas Stewart Gladstone, Esq George Holden, Esq. William Titherington, Esq. William Nevett, Esq John Huddleston. Esq N. Tory, Esq. Mr. Pearson Hodgson, from the Arrowsmith Messrs. Dudgeon, Ballen, .... Alfred North, Esq., per Ditto Mrs. North, per Ditto • A Friend, per Ditto A. 8., per Rev. D. D. Stewart Messrs. Elilah Harrison and Co., per Ditto U. Eggars, Esq., per Ditto Chas. Inman, Esq. T. T. N. J. N. Moore, Esq. 11, Winch, Esq., per Rev. IL 11. Higgins And sundry smal r. TOWNS- Castle-street; or b} any member gs to acknowledge the receipt of the follow .e s. d. 10 0 0 25 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 11 13 0 d Co., per Rev. John Jones 5 0 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 1 1 0 5 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 under £1 each. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL. THE Treasurer begs to announce the receipt of th e following Donations, &c. DONATIONS_ Executors of the late Hugh Jones, Esq Christopher Leyland, Esq., Parliament- Mrs. Thomas Brown, Clarence-street Executors of the late John Wellstood, Esq. . Executors of the late Alexander P ar l ane , E sq J. A. Picton, Esq., Clayton-square The Misses Yates, of Farmfield Messrs. D. and C. M`lver, British and North Ame rican Steam-packet Company, being proportion or money received from viewing their ships.,._ Mrs. Hugh Jones, Lark-htll Miss Moss, Aigburth Messrs. W. B. Jones and Co. unswick Dock .... Samuel £taniforth, Esq., p-office S. R. Graves, Esq., portion of wages stopped from seamen for rting Bridgewater Tru Liverpool Kno Friendly Brothers Richard Br' t, Esq„ Bold-street 5 0 0 Henry 0 erod, Esq., Brunswick-road A. B. ~ Aigburth 9 0 0 A Friend, per Rev. Thomas Nolan 1 1 0 George Davies, Esq., 11, Windsor-street 1 1 0 F. L. Hausburg, Church street P. Macauliffe, for attendance as evidence on a trial 1 1 0 John Alexander P. M‘Bride, 54, Great Newton-street 1 1 0 Arbitration Fee, per Studley Martin, Esq 1 1 0 A Friend, per Rev. Thomas Nolan 1 0 0 Richard Wright, Esq., Nelson-street J. M. Id., 205. ; T. R., 10s. ; and D. M., 55., per G. Harrison, Esq John Fazaskerly, Esq., Stanhope-street M. Cohen, Esq., South Castle-street Captain Johnstone, ship Avon H. C., per John Job, Esq James Hall, Esq., St. James's-street CHURCH AND CHAPEL COLLECTIONS St,_ Michael's, Toxteth-park, per Rev. William £lOO 0 0 100 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 30 0 0 21 0 0 20 0 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 1 15 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 010 0 0 10 0 Hesketh Wesley Chapel, Stanhope-street St. Patrick's Chapel, per Rev. J. Crook St. Barnabas's, per Rev. Thomas Nolan, 24 5 6 12 6 S 19 4 9 107 5 0 LIST. A Jar of Tamarinds, from Mrs. Moss, Otterspool. Clothes for the Patients, from Miss Backhouse, Old-hall. A Box of Grapes, from Christopher Leyland, Esq. A Keg of Tamarinds, from Mr. John Roberts, Alfred-street. OLD LINEN. Mrs. Wagstaff, St. James's-street, per Rev. T. Nolan. Mrs. T. Richardson, Upper Parliament-street. Mrs. J. P. Heywood, Norris green, West Derby. Mrs. Wainwright. Mrs. Robert Lawson, 146, Mill-street. Mrs. Grindrod. Mrs. Stalker, Hardy-street. Old Linen, from several other Ladies, names unknown, LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME, AND SAVINGS' BANK. HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, PATRON. AT the ANNUAL MEETING o f th e M em b ers o f the Liverpool Sailors' Home, Registry, and Savings' Bank, held .lanuary 20, 1849, JAMES NIKIN, Esq., in the Chair. Committee for the year 1848, together kccounts for the same period, having REGISTRY, The Report of the with the treasurer been read by the Se d I 74 It was move by N r. AIVDREWS, seconded by Mr. Houait- TON, and Resolved,—That the Report of the Committee for the year 1848, as read, be approved ; that the Treasurer's Accounts now laid before the Meeting be passed, and that the same be printed and circulated in the usual man- loved by Mr. TOMLINSON, seconded by Mr. CLINT, and Resolved,—That the Members of the Committee retiring by rotation be re-elected. Moved by Mr. TOMLINSON, seconded by Mr. CLINT, and Resolved,--That Mr. T. B. Forwood be elected, vice Mr. Shand, deceased. Moied by Mr. HOUGHTON, seconded by Mr. CLINT, and Resolved,--That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to James Aikin, Chairman, C. Cotesworth„Vice-Chairman, James Tyrer, Treasurer, W. J. Tomlinson, Honorary Secretary, and the other Honorary Officers of the Institutiunrfor their valu aule services during the past year. Moved by Mr. COTESWORTH, sec ed by Mr. TYRER, and Resolved,—That the Thanks the Committee be given to Captain Ainley, Mr. Boardm , and the Officers of the Insti tution, for the zeal shown them in the performance of their various duties. (Signed) JAMES AIKIN, Chairman. The Chairman ving vacated the Chair, it was moved by Mr. TYRER, a Resolved at the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Mr. Aikin, Chairman, for his able conduct in the Chair. COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR, 1849. Mr. J. L. Phipps, Mr. W. Fergusson, „ J. Booker, „ C. Cotesworth, „ J. A. Tinne, „ W. J. Tomlinson, „ J. Tyrer, „ T. B. Horsfall, „ W. Drowse , „ G. Grant, „ J. Bold, „ A . L ow, „ G. Kendall, „ J. P. Younghushand, „ J. Clint, „ R. C. Crosbie, „ J. Archer, Rear-Admiral Bell, C. 8., „ R. Bibby, Mr. T. Sands, „ T. Chilton, „ A. C. Dunlop, „ T. D. Anderson, „ R. Duckwor.h, „ J. Pinder, „ J. J. Currie, „ J. Williamson, „ J. AikiN, „ J. Atkinson, „ T. B. Forwood. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. TGENERAL ANNUAL MEETING o f th e 1. GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION will be holden, at the CLARENDON-ROOMS, South John-street, on THURSDAY next, the 25th instant, at Two o'clock, to transact the usual business of the Charity, and to elect Officers for the ensuing On behalf of the General Committee, JONATHAN BROOKS, President. The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the following Contribu tions, received during the past year : — CHURCH AND CHAPEL coLLEcrjegs. St. Peter's Church, Church-street, after ad a i prnion by the Rev. Dawson W. Turner, M.A., ad Master of the Royal Institution School .. ..elO 14 4 St. 7' icholds's Church, after a mon by the Rev. Augustus Campbell, M.A. St. Ann's Church, Aigbu , after a Sermon by the Rev. W. Pollock, M. , per the Rev. W. J. Pur don, MLA St_ . "Qrmon by 13 7 10 31 12 S ark's Churc uke-street, after the Rev. W. P ck, A.M., Incumbent St. Nicholas's apel, Copperas-hill, per the Rev John Wal , ley and Rev. Dr. Errington St. Peter's Chapel, Seel-street, per Rev. Thomas Bonney 17 17 9 25 17 5 20 4 1 Patrick's Chapel, Park-road, per Rev. James 12 15 9 land-road, per Rev Thomas Istev Portion of Collections at Pall Mall, Rose-place, Bur lington-street, and Mulberry-street Welsh Calvin istic Methodist Chapels, per Mr. 1). Davies DONATIONS. John Huddlestone, Esq., St. Anne-street Benjamin Heywood Jones, Esq., at the request of the late Mrs. Hugh Jones Mrs. Brown, at the request of the late Thos. Brown, Esq., Clarence-street The late Mrs. Hugh Jones, Lark-hill John A. Tinne, Esq George Wood, Esq. Messrs. D. and C. M`lver, Managers of the British and North American Royal Mail Steam-packet Company, being portion of money received from the pablic for permission to view their steam-ships 10 10 0 George Holt, Esq., India-buildings Misses Yates, Farmfield lO 0 0 Richard Bright, sen., Esq., Bold-street From a distant Friend, per Rev. J. H. Thorn Miss Rigby, Canning-street 5 0 0 Mrs. Benjamin Chaffers (second donation) 5 0 0 Rev. Thomas Hamby, A.M., Walton Vicarage.. . A. B. C Charles Hemeny, Esq., Drurv-lane Arbitration Fee from John Cropper and F. A. Ha milton, Esqrs. Henry Ormerod, Esq., Brun sw i c k- roa d Mrs. Penny, Duke-street, Edge-hill Robert W. Ashley, Esq 1 1 0 Rev. Thomas France From a Lady 1 0 0 Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Horsfall 1 0 0 Miss Stanistreet B. Hesketh, Esq Miss Hamilton, 36, Hamilton-square, Birkenhead M. G 0 7 6 P. T., per Messrs. Smith, Roeersnn. and Co 0 7 11 3 0 5 1 2 100 o a 100 0 G 100 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 0 0 LEGACIES. The late John Wellstood, Esq., per Samuel Gath, Esq., Executor The late Mrs. Ann Jones, 16, Duke-street, per Mr. 100 0 4 William Jones The late Andrew Brown, Esq., South-hill, per Exe cut0r5......................................... The late Rev. George Vanburgh, Rector of Aughton, per John North, Esq., Executor .................. 1000 0 0 10 0 0 50 0 G Subscriptions will be received by the Secretary, at the Office, 21, South Castle-street, daily, from Three to Four o'clock • or at the North Dispensary, Vauxhall-road, or at, the South Dis pensary, 1, Upper Parliament-street, at all hours. By order of the General Committee, D. H. GIBSON, Secretary. Dispensaries'-office, 21, AS'outh Castle-street, 17th January, 1849.