The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

►, 1847. ine 50 barrels, KS OF Tlig rery desirable Jersey, with a. a private road, treet East. RTY, in the' with a Front verty is under ;reet East f LAND, in n of first-class 10, Exchange :-LAN} comfortable n Edge-lane, Entertaining- Water-Closet, rice, .e 1.600. 10, Exchange- rY, several eet, Ben son ?ighbourhood t and a Court n Cleveland- nt to the Al- Eptt BOULT, b/e for the !Ig_puiposes, Tranmere, Dod of Aber s, varying in t to the AI :PH BOULT, ro• Lot* of at/and-lane; BEc., one of situated for 31ackbunic am -terrace ; ;tate Agent, interest.) a .neat sery, being taining, tehen, and and a-large [ase-money pay off by it Homer MMAND EW. nmediate I FAMILY Dressing:. ber floor ; limes con. ens, corn )e divided Litect and E WINI kTY. an 'AULT& excellent ted close most ex- lofty for is—three !whouse, frontage nal, the tenant, e atten- d with MS, at -street, pout is s and a, Two •and tediate. Jan. 19, 1847, V.Elantrb. NVANTED, a Ittpedilble YOUTII, as an APPREN TICE to ffee UPHOLSTERING 43USINESS. Apply to 'SFr. 3 OH iv AhaorT, Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer, 65, Islingtcin. WANTED, in a WM - miles Office, a respectable • LAD, as OFFICE BriY. He must write a od hand, be 'Conversant with accontts, and have been in an offi go ce before. Apply, in the applicants handwriting, to D 43, Postoffice, Liverpool. TATANTED, to active, st_ V V the Coadter and General Bnsinc ly CLERK, to attend to an ATTORNEY'S OFFICF Apply by lAter, addressed to A. B Liverpool. Box R 57, Postoffice C,eriifirates of activity anO_ honesty will be required ARESPECTABLE YOUNG PERSON w i s h es for a SITUATION as PREPARATORY GOVERNESS. She instructs in the Rudiments of French, &c. Has a knowledge of thisic.. She has not been in a situation before, but accus- TOMeil to teach in her own and mother's School. Letters, post paid, directed to A. E. C. at Mrs. RIMMERN, `Teacher of Music, Virgil-street, or at the Standard-office, will be attended to. WANTED. Any respectable party who will oblige the Advertiser with a loan of .:17 for 14 days, may receive .t'2o for the same at the expiration of that period, and also hold security for double the amount. Address A.8.C., at the Office of this paper. 'WANTED, a respectable, intelligent YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE in the Office of a Foreign House. A knowledge of French and German would insure a preference. Apply by letter to Box P 74, Post-office. TO SMITHS. WANTED, EIGHT first-rate SMITHS. Those accustomed to Ship Work will have preference. None but gbod Workmen need apply. Wages liberal to good Work - ig where last employed, ERTS, Chain Cable and FIBERS' EDINI WEEKLYMISCELLA Apply personally, or by hot rers, Iron Founders, and Smiths, Union Dock, Liverpool. TO INVALIDS. A MARRItD 14VSYClig,residing in a Country 11 Town, within two hours' distance of London by Rail, is desirous of receiving into his Family an INVALID, who would meet with all the comforts of home, combined with the best Medical advice. • Apply, n the :first instance, to M.D.,to thecare of Mrs. Doo- LINo, Clerical Library, Little Queen-street, Holborn, London. The Rev. Wm. Carus, of Trinity - College, Cambridge, has kindly .tonsetited to act as referee. EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND 'GRANTON RAILWAY. rrCIE Directors of this Company are ready to rec e i ve 1 TENDERS for LOANS, on Debenture Bonds, for Sums - ni TOO, for a petiod• at' Three Years, at the rate of payable at the Terms of Martinmas and Whitsun , t he u nd ermen tioned Bankers:— L ONDON - Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON, and Co., ss than • ( By order of 8, Abtetromb; rtt) Pubitrationo Ui B 18. S'S COMMERCIAL (;LANCE for the. year is Ptiblished-THIS MORNING, (Thesday,) the 12th GRANT and Co., 1, Pall Mall, Mancl COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCI II .E E.UROPEA will b? publiS'hed on WEONESD2 instant, expressly fOr despatch. by thl AMERICA SANDS,' It will T I 11 E fi RN!NO, the 20th prising th ping. Irate canada. hence for New Yorlc on that day ::ontain•ll Columns of closelwprinted matter, cam e most teteresting Political, Commercial, and Ship.. lligence, to the people of The United States and The Qtreen's Speech, with 'fhe Debate up to *1 late aht, will appear inits columns, through the private express of wardeil 4 71 WILLMER AND SMITH, Proprieto fr - On the arrival of the Sarah Sands in the Bilvt York, the Eursnean Times i expresses East West, Noi Mails, from the'Office of tl New Yor bleaWx:- History NAL : D INSTRUC UrtGH -The Fishermt. and Futare—*Tht. y Papers—Public Health , onsumption—Gas Burning—f wns-;:Quack Advertisements Hindoo Genius—Richter's Value of a Dead Horse in Pal' Tea—Too Atach Anxiety—Sr London : V. s. ORR 9 e offic . 4verpool. Small Coutii People large Town I—Effect of I Amen-cor -place; , l This day iv's üblished, handsceriely printed in Bvo, limped cloth TRELAIsID IN 1846-7:: CONSIDERED' q` RE} 1 TO THE RECENT RAPID GROWTH OP• POPERY ; I testions for Remedying the Evil , and for Prtnnotine Ittid Improvement of the People ,_• in to ~ Sir INo EARDLY SKITH, Bart , e gelical Alliance. By PHILIP DIXON H Author bf 4 ' The Philn.wo, lan of the Ei WY, M.R.I 0/ christianity,' "The Northern Tourist," "The Holy Welle of Ireland," "Tile Progress of the Confessional," and Editor tof "The Dublin Penny Journal." Extract of a letter from the Rev. R0y.,...a0 addressed to the - Author, and dated . 4 Wotten, Ware, December; 213, 1846 44 .- 4 . I have read miith much interest your exceedingly, valuable pamphlet, Ireltred in 1846,' and bel ieve it we ll calcu- ' fated to-remove many prejudices, and muck ignorance, on the subject of Ireland in this wuntry. The admirable letter of my. friend, M c Ghee, pages 108-113, will, I Lope, impress many minds." ADAMS GlaszoN vc icauy January 21st, Instructor of Youth, in all the various Branches of a solid at 0-0-RIVER'S 'HISTORY OF ROMI NJ compiled from accepted modern English and Fore authoritks: and nrintaA. _ complete ifisiiry"ofe The . Histories of Bound' with_ ,ne plates, and. mep Ireland •, three fine plates, and map Scotland ; three fine plates, and map, Prance; three ^'^ 4 -- pain and Porto and-rnap - Denmark, map.,... Germany incluch lic;11a;Y: The oh. two fin( each Nat ligion, Ci autlllUl A , acteristics, sta c .and lionicstie Habits of.thenar people, in various te pe `history; —to attract the attention of the rising easy purity of language and clearness of detail ; ant and pleasant the attainment of a knowledge maventi: of history. To alioiv.hoiv these truthful Histories are appre 14 fkil i., France, an mentioned that 8000 England, 5000 I reland, l 0 d 4000-Spain and Portugal, have bi —___-_. • ---- • AN 1.9 'USE 'Ol EASY GUIDi (ES. With Sevfnlyul L KNOWLEI PRICE - THREEPI D'A I L News TOXTETH LODGE. THE DUTIES of the SCHOOL conducted by the Rev. H. W BECKWITH, of University College, O x f or d , will he RESUMED on THURSDAY, the 28th instant. LODGE-LANE, LIVERPOOL. GRANGE SCHOOL, BISHOPW EARMOUTH A PRIVATE SCHOOL, AND APPROPRIATED TO OMMERS. Head Master—The Rev. B F. ILIFF, D.D., late Head Master of the Royal Institution School, Liverpool. Bishopirearmouth is occessible throughout by Railway, either through York or through Carlisle. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. 7114 E GROVE SCHOOL, WitnxnAm, conducted by I Mr. SIMON, will be RE-OPENED on TUESDAY, the 26t1e instant Curds of Terms may be had frorn'the Principal ; at the STAvwev-officeN ; or at Mr. GRAYEL , g, Church-street, Liverpool. j RUCH HALL SCHOOL, near W ARR INGTON, Vin be REOPENED on the 20th JANUARY, 184 g. Cards of Terms will be forwarded on application to Mr. Sity , :i.ToN,The Principal of the Establishment. EIVCATION. THE MISSES HARRISON, BREWERy-TIOUSI 1 RUNCORN, respeeffully fo will b inrm their v- • of their SCHOOL e RESUMED - On WEI !oth instan Lds, that t 1 _ _ ..ounnianment rrn named of Mr. A. HALLORAN, Clerical, Mt&ital, and Sch( Agent, &c., 38, (;hutch--street, Liverpool. An ARTICLED PUPIL, with a moderate Premium, RI lITIRED. IFRENCH * YOUNG LADY, of ;?aris, just ar r i ve d in Liverpool, intends to devote some hours a day to giVe LESSONS, in Families or at her own Residence, in FRENCH, MUSIC, and the tsual branches of a gooil Education. Apply to the Baron DE SEPRES, 57, Elizabeth-street, Brown low-hill. 1/FESSRS. 'ST. ALBIN and TENNIEL most 're spectfult, announce, that their ACADEMY for 'IN STRUCTION in DANCING and DIASTOLIC ENERGISES will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY next, the 21st instant. for T.Tyar. . SATURDAY, for YOUI Mr. TENAMEL has a Class for the New. Exercises only : and Messrs. St. A. and T.. give Lessons in all the Fashionable Dances to Gentlemen, in the Erenihg, from Seven o'clock. MUSICAL TUITION. MR. 'HACKETT respectfully announces, tha erntsequence of his appointment as ORGANIST o PETER'S CHURCH. he I._ and parp( INSTR atioptect by Mr. HACKETT, and. Ul rounded upon much experience, will, he trusts, , impart a com prehensive knowledge of the Science, combined with style and facility of .!xecntion. Pupils on the PIANO-FORTE or ORGAN will have the advantage of Lessons in the THEORY of MUSIC. TERMS, PER ANNUM 'Two Lessons per Week One Tom' QUA 130L75 led at their Ten •Guineas ir ired. CER will comme nce on MONDAY, r the equ 25th instant. L STREET,Ist January, 1E147. M E SS'il S„. "WItE NSH AL L AND S ON ' S MUSIC ACADEMY, I SLINGTON-SQUARE, Will be REOPENED en MONDAY NEXTothe 25th inatant. TERSIS PER QUARTER. Pianci-forte and Singin ~.. same Fami Saturd Pembrok n so I _ , a< Secretaries 0,.. 5! inela ~ F. 143 it k I the Commission ' charges will be yet her increa§ed where houses shall have than one closet BALLYCOTTON We regret to announ (~ M ~ g°l 1 1 w6A:Cii:6l SECOND EDITION. Standard Office, Ten o'clock RECH of the "SIRIUS" Steam-packet, Ind Loss of 'Nineteen Lives. Cork Reporter of Saturday Night.) THE SIRIUS STEAM-PACKET ASHORE e that intelligence was this day this fine vessel of GOVERNMENT VESSELS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OP FOOD FOR THE DISTRESSED IN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. In ordOr to provide increased facilities for the transport of food to the sufferers from famine in Ireland and Scot land, the Government have placed at the disposal of the relief committee 31 steamers, with a total tonnage of 21,773 tons, and six sailing vessels, tonnage 464 tons. Five vessels besides, with a tonnage of 5,282 tons, are moored in various ports as depots. The total tonnage employed is 27,523 tons, manned by 2,660 men. Of the above the Terrible, 1,847 tons, is refitting at Woolwich ; the Avenger, 1,444 ton s , i s a t Devonport - loaded for the West coast of Ireland ; the Centaur, 1,269 tons, is to be immedi ately loaded for Thbermory and Portree, Islands of Mull and Skye; the Scourge, 1,124 tons, is getting ready for a cargo at Portsmouth for Cork ; another 1,100 tons, taking in a cargo at Plymouth ; the Rosamond, 1,059 tons, preparing to load at Woolwich ; the Sphynx, 1,056 tons, preparing to load at Devonport with meal ; Geyser, 1,054, at Portsmouth preparing to load with meal ; Stromboli, 970, distributing meal at the Western Islands of Scotland ; Rattler, 880, preparing to receive a cargo at Devonport ; Medea, 835, ordered to Deptford to load ; Rhadamanthus, 813, gone with a full cargo to Clifden ; Acheron, 720, con veying provisions from dep o t a t G a l way t o ne i g hb our i ng districts ; Dee, 704, carrying provisions from Cork to Cahirciveen ; Firefly, 552, at Oban for the service of the Western Islands of Scotland ; Blazer, 527, conveying pro visions to Meeur and Kenmare • Tartarus, 523, fitting at Woolwich to proceed with meal Bantry and Beerhaven ; Albani, 405, replenishing depots in the S ou th o f I re l an d ; Lucifer, 387, employ e d in Ireland by the Commissary- General ; Porcupine, 382, preparing to load at Portsmouth for Kenmare ; Myrmydon, 374, at Cork towing provision vessels ; and nine other smaller steamers are employed carrying provisions along the coasts of Ireland and Scot land. Of the six sailing vessels, one is loaded and about to sail for Scotland, and the remainder are for Ireland. The depot ships are—Andromeda, 1,215 tons, moored at Killibegs, Ireland ; Madagascar, 1,165, moored at Tar bert, Ireland ; .ZEolus, 1,077, moored at Portree, Scot land ; Belvidera, 946, moored at Tobermory, Scotland ; and Andromache, 717, moored at Galway, Ireland. In addition to the above there must be added the crew lent from guardships, &c., amounting to between 600 and 700 men, making a total of nearly 3,000 men ; and three of the largest " ' • Lempururny Taken trom their stations for the relief service, of which the aggregate ton nage would be about 2,000, making the whole tonnage close upon 30,000 tons. LOSS OF BRITISH AMERICA AS A COLONY In an able letter which appears in the Canadian news papers, addressed by Mr. Isaac Buchanan, of Glasgow, to Lord Elgin, the Governor-General of British North America.. the Great Britain, and its an as the result of our free• " When fighting the rebels that Church matt on of that country from n by the United States, policy, are thus nnint.,l in 1837 we had it to say that it was tat TS would be righted— Luc ilt-ztan government, but a mere Colonial faction, that wished exclusive privileges ; and as regarded material prosperity, or at least its elements, we could show Canada to be better o ff th an t h e United States. " But the rebel of 1847 could show a very different picture. He could show Church questions unsettled, and he is now armed with the FACT, that it is better (under Free Trade) for an emigrant to go to the southern or American side of the St. Lawrence, for the self-evident reason that there he has all the advantages of the English market for his labour. OR mull A • wa wo e "'met-lean market, while the Canadian farmer has only the English market. " To show your Excellency the utter impossibility of Canada continuing a part of the British Empire, if free trade is carried out, the single fact will be enough, that, by withdrawing the advantage in the British market of a dollar on each barrel of flour that the Canadian enjoyed over the American farmer, free trade reduces the price in Montreal to about a dollar the barrel below New York ; because the British speculator will be as well able to pay four dollars a barrel in New York (so much less are the freight insurance and outlay on money) as three dollars in M ont rea " The Canada farmer, with his disadvantage of climate cannot live unless he gets access to the New York mar t e.. , • , ~ . . xet, trom 10s. per uarter on whf bar him by a duty of New York, and otherwise gets free trade with the Ameri cans, this only (by amalgamating the two people) makes the annexation the more certain, though deferred for a few years. " It is therefore my solemn conviction, that your Ex cellency will be the last British Governor-General of the North z , lngerican Colonies," THE MINISTERIAL INTENTIONS, Under its information come from Mr. Milne r Gib son, a meniber ., of the I.4IAIULL admi , nistration, and one of the members for Manchester, is entitled to credit, contains the following remarks with respect to the intentions of Lord John Russell's govern ment : ` We are informed, from an authority on which we )end, that, immediately on the meeting of parliament, sisters will propose strong and decided measures for }mobil= way the importation of food, and of economising the use of the stocks of grain in this country by the removal of the existing restrictions on the use of sugar and molasses. We have reason to believe that the plan of the govern ment will comprehend provisions to render available for the - English market those stocks of grain in the Medi terranean ports and elsewhere which are at F7rl.rAo.] _ .• ..... After ex .....vtatuni .'' • ipressing ts opinion of th e probable lUWS power of the premier to carry his measures, the Guardian con tinues : If our ant: ie impu- lent LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (BY EXPRESS.) ?. INSURRECTION IN PORTUGAL ------ (From the Second Edition of the 3forning Herald.) The Madrid steam shiparrived this morning at Southampton from the Peninsula. She does not bring any news of great importance. The Queen's troops entered Coimbra on the sth inst., amidst great r treated icing. in the Antas had on of evacuaOpo rtoted Coimbra 48 ho urs b efore, and : Before entering the town Saldanha issued a proclamation, assuring the people they had no violence to fear from his sol diers. Saldanlia was to march from Coimbra on the fob . - Antas should not offer battle at Vouga, 'he won't, neighbourhood of Oporto about the 14th. Macdonald's loss at Braga was about 200; the loss on the Queen's side is stated at from 30 to 120; Casal's men committed great atrocities at Braga, which has kindled a flame of indignation against him. Nothing decisive had taken place at Oporto. Rebels were flock ing into the city in great numbers; the Miguelites have all joined them. Their forces at Oporto consisted of about 6500 men, and they show no disposition to flinch. Itn, and if reach the YESTERDAY . LONDON CORN MARKET. At this day's market there was a fair suo,, which realised a further advance of Is. to 2s. over the cur of this day week. In free foreign there was a moderate of business done at a similar improvement. Floating c of Indian Corn and Wheat near at hand in great requf out hardly any to be had, and for cargoes that will not arrive for two months, 2s. more per quarter is freely offered. A large supply of foreign Barley, and a strong opinion gain ing ground that government will allow the use of sugar and molasses in breweries and distilleries, have quieted the trade, anti but little progress could be made in sales without yieldinr to lower prices. Malt is dull to-day from a like cau.,.. -- 2s. dearer. The stocks of Oats are so tively so few hands, that buy( vattce of 2s. to 3s. per quarter SMITHFIELD CATTI sh Wheat, ~.argoes st YESTERDAYT. - in compara- The number of home -fed beasts on offer thi seasonably good, and of improved mi. 1 4 ., "- moved off readily, at a trilling ad other breeds was well supported With Sheep we stily supled at extreme currencies, the primest old in' ss. 2d. per slb. Calves moved off readily, at higher ra The Pork trade was steady, and the cu TERDAY had an upward een less agitated this •. ?e=, -, ch a - I from street, dep ount of La txchequei-bill; remain Lrity was held at the whole were YNE ux, Esq. ig that the TICE.CAJIDE TO L:SI Autht.r. Seoond Edition _London: DakN -and C T n LeTwa i l n mor week -I(°rk. Mort ( t --- puled, ai pu l ~ ,P4Pez " V there - arc. on re liublished than iS Irti;;titest, the (Isq after. pt t he the high tii ro vekle.a. Next, tIA. Which What, ten r or tli s. p oi . k_ a lY Lon, mail' the . 71.... ;, 0 ,.. , US 1 l a i ra o'r n A l d ct re l l ie vlP for F . •ael 4 e rY V f*" Us, at ,Ttv r e. nt ner (lit is gi ' ay- the Prop the 4 t$ 7, X1 Uare it -• ...fa a DAILY Ilaivti e rati , of 12 ''' Ca r • f°l. "verY three No Evening' Edition, under the 7 THE EXPItESS • ot Four o'clock, Containit Wu Irrpfir vtu stofficei;de; Wlaitef 1 0 81 mblished , even 7the firkr.'s C H A DEtiERs 1?; GILT, LAC(( R. BPMNZ UTIFUL 'DESIGN E I) FOR AP.%.II,TMEN-TS OF EVE" DI AND VARIOUS PRICES NO IV SELLING MAD D 0 C K etitil iy e„rerntirkaide,-thnt more than a eentFy - 1446 " 8 Dal ti lin London, dady or three ti ro, ti hat is 41 ethe-advantag,e of having a D !e th ousands-who pay threepence f . ,First,,tie capital required to he in Re to talont, knowledge, and , experienel hav,, Proluee .the result. The numhpr could indulge THE DAlfir * fe•wlooks for support, not to a compara ~,,, readern at a 11;,,h " 431 1. 1/NiL N Ew 't, ptiee but to many at a lowpnce. S IS tfie same size:as all other jonrnall ..culatnec oily of custJy luxury, in which only the wealthy ca toonation %. TUE DA ILY whenevertiews, important ...,,,r, supply the Paper, .. • r ~,actyment vii made in advance; 1 ~.....itr`li jammatter .of .private arrangement Ili. 60•Iti i i "Z1191.1111g to do. .As, b9wever,o veniellee, tit! Proprietors. e.tguard against possibi Nupplied.who:ll.lll f0r,„,:,, " I ._ u nde""- ' - JoNa n. 4:- --- &c., &c RIITION 69, BOLD-STREE7'. RR WORK of every description constantly ,on haw!? GRAZES, VIRE-IRONS; IRON IfitD.ICEADS, &c., bitration. EDUCATION, IN CLASSICS, MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE. MR. W. M. FISHER will REOPEN his ACADE MY, 39, GREAT GEOROt-STREET, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th instant. In this Establishment, Young Gentlemen are instructed in the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Commerce, Drawing, and General Literature, so as to qualify them for any Unirersity or for Mercantile pursuits. All the Classes are practised in French conversation, and have the Sciences of Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics, Pneuma tics, Electricity, Galvanism, &c., illustrated by extensive Apparatus. The Compound Achromatic Microscope is an ele :rant instrument of immense power, and the Diagrams for the exhibition of Celestial Scenery are numerous, accurate, and remarkably beautiful. The School-room is a handsome and spacious Building, the situation open and healthy, and the Gymnasium, for exercise and recreation, is fitted up with every convenience. The BOARDERS are treatedin ever y respect as Members of the Family. During the summer season th e y en j oy superior BATHING, at the C ORPORATION BATHS. In their Private Studies they are constantly assisted by the Resident Masters. They have the use of an excellent Juvenile Library, and each Young Gentlemen has a separate Bed. Particular attention is also paid to the study of the Holy Scriptures; so that every requisite is provided for the health and comfort, as well as the religious, moral, and intellectual improvement of the Pupils. P.S.—For Qualifications, 'Experience, and Success as an liberal Education, Mr. W. M. Fisher has the honour of refer ring to numerous Clergymen, Merchants. and Professional Gentlemen, whose names may be seen in his Prospectus. Cards of Terms and Printed Testimonials, from the Rev. Thomas Raffles D.D., LL.D., the Rev. Henry Carpenter, A. 8., Rec re t ary ' to the Church Missionary Society, and Edward Batty, Esq„ *urgeon, as well as Extracts selected from the Public Journals of Liverpool, may be obtained at the Esta blishment. Liverpool, January, 1847. situation than d he trusted they for 1. t showed' that the t patients relieved, in both Sts bralnches, had considers teed that of any preceding year, while there had b een slight corresponding a dd ition to the expenditure. The ii 084 f eye had be and ean 327 r e cases together, last year, over the nor (all 15 e. Th numb:!" , r of whom received the necessary a s t rr had been 19,277—b e i ng an increase 803. The daily a verage number - pr vious year it h a d b een 51. I ' AS attention of proprietors of works, &c., to the advantages 333 mechanics from these estamisbnients 1 it from accidents to the eye during the las abled to return to their employment. In vious resolution, the committee had purchi Mount -pleasant, which had been conveyed (members) as trustees. The requisite ^' premises bad involved a rather .--- anticinated_ ncrearse of path, Ines, &c.) , a year of _ c.rnestll the ts, foundries, cal public itution- , 'ewer than )ught relief year, an, been iue increased acconi them to carry out more fully the bi subscribers. By the balance sheet it £54 was due to the treasurer, account, (including the purchase expenses of alterations, furniture, & of .t'l2'74. wishes of the .ppeared, that on the general account and that on the new premises' money of ..,tl9OO, and the .) there was a debt due The TREASURER, after reading these documents, stated that they so exp'ained the state of the institution. tb. , . need be added on that point. H- • - though the accounts were at y nothing but ignorance on the liPnofit. Little, more remark, how•evee, that it against the institution, N:o . one could visit ____ ....., .......tion and gra titude of the patie n t s , an d the delight of themselves witness and their relations on the restoration to sight, without the warmest feelings in its behalf. Were the facts but known, he felt assured the public would come forward and promote its use fulness. From what they had heard of the number of patients from public works, foundries, &c., he thought it would be welt to apply to the Ow iers ise establishine”` under great oblir or James Ho' devoted much of 41 time t he iv '- . ereat lent, e niers of those establishment ' - sns to Mr. James Holme• Nho 11.tijkin"C11; nrmary, and to va;oui l .; .... 4... AICH. NEILL, one of the medical officers, read a list of the foundries, and other works, from which they had no fewer than 330 patients during the year. Some few of the owners of the works were subscribers. He gave a most interesting statement relative to the patents received into the house, or otherwise relieved, during the past year. Fiftv-one bad been admitted as a in-patients, and carefully attended to until recovery. Amongst the cases were many of peculiar interest: but, he dwelt, in t order to save the time of the ineeting, upon three of them onto The first was that of a young married woman, of twenty-three years of age, (wife of an industrious mechanic,) and of amiable disposition. She vas about to become a mother, and was greatly distressed at ker bereavement_ can now see, is in lively spirits, and looks with pleasure to the time when she shall be a happy mother. In cases of dis eases of the eye, the Charity had never been so successful as in 1846. Three thousand five hundred and ten individuals, all suffering from disease more or less serious to the eves. had under treatment_ 3 0 3 3 0 Term;reduced v;hen there is more than One Pupil in th Pupils attending Twice a Week ODI ATTENDANCE AT TUE ACADEMY Two ROUES EACH TIME Vednesda From Nine to Two, Thursday, Eleven to Four IT ARVIN HALL -SCHO For the Education of One Hundred retident Pupils, under the superintendence and tuition of the faltoteing resident .31a -s tars: PRINCIPAL —JOHN BRINDLEY,. of Alagdalen College, bridge; M.A. of the University of Giesacn ; formerly a Master of the Gr ammar Schnni - FIRST CL aster of ~.‘,.nam2vrlcAL atAsTER—THOS. WADDINGH.OI, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, in double honours. FORE!t3h :- iIA - ST . E 4 i COMMERCIAL MASTER, AND TEACHER.OT MECHANICAL ANT ARCHITECTURA.L DRAWING -WILLIAM HOBDAY. , AitSIC AND ASSISTANT FOREInic 111 A enna. FESSOR OF uawrrsu Pupil Ofthe Royal AcademY of Illusic,+Gheny t of Cirl . WARDEN, AND ' OUT-DOOk SUPERINTENDENT.— DEMPSEY. JOSEPH Attendant Master:. DRAWING MASTER—Mr. T. BAILEY, Chester. DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBWER Chester. VISITING SußagoN—Mr. GEORGE HARRISON, Chester, THE OBJECTS AEMED AT IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT ARE: —To insure a thoroughly Scriptural and, Gentlemanly Educa tion, under Masters of first rate attainments in th.r — ToPtWriiie;:sarind Classical and Mathematical Education for Pupils preparing for the Universities, Military and Naval Colleges, and Learned Professions ; and a comprehen sive course of Business Instruction daily pr ac ti ce i n 1 the modern r artment the strictest Discipline, tor Mercantile Appointments —To maintain in every D united with kinchies ntege evening. --- S i A n ß t Y h O e F i S I ; nf l E o T f Y tFhoeßAPibßioo: Hotel —To w R s t . g — oh T t h cß e lei n n t d l re m e e e y, e_t t i o n o g: e ;s:t Chester. f dg ;T h ß Y h e Ae e D : A t i s a'snYeN:o prble presidedthe --- CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JF , aaucaul. iilUCli UOLIIICU nact spoken highly in his favour, and from first to last bore testimony to his great zeal in faithfully dis aSntOdWil. ell, - Canon of —„- .......“-einetery. The Chairman longer remain afloat, as she was making water fast, and charging his duties. But although the Council, on public cthoenseihstaeirdionf tthheeßmevo.ntiunggh, Chester t e r Of of eveiy DistriCiCommittee to be perrnitte.d to hold 20 Shares ~,,,..ti punishment, except in extreme eases, and then to in the Parent Company, and to sit at the Board in London, in had received serious injuries in her bottom.and sides. She grounds, had declined to increase his salary, he should ilteminvinFat.e(lisoelearne,tafryrontot tthheischtoessvtne.r AsTahoceialttieovn.C. l i v v e c r e e n s t , l p y l l a lip attedded,ou. ted moret to t h the particularly that of Chester ve C a a i s h t g l e, .. be inflicted by the Principal only. virtade was 'accordingly again turned towards,the.land, and very say that Mr. Rushton and his friends would not regret —To treat the Pupils as members of the family providing* All , Shareholders to have the option of Burial Ground, in es meetings them liberally.with domestic comforts at the same table s with char.,e for their Shares, at two-thirds the price -to the public, The debate embraced, among other matter, the question the Principal ands Masters. I soon.after began to strike on a ledge, called Smith's Rocks, the discussion which had taken place on that occasion. • with the pre-emption of anyluture Shares of the ultimate Ca- about half a mile to the west of Ballycotton, with the whether Mr. Rushton would not be relieved, and the To include under one charge every expense both in the pital.which may be isaued. public convenience promoted, by the establishment of a, deputation was well si I ported by the Worshipful the-. The Educational and Domestic departments,.rhat there may be To'he Incorporated, and the liability of Shareholders limited, certainty of going to pieces in a few hdurs. no extras whatever. by Act of Parliament or Royal Charter. The total loss of the vessel being thus - inevitable, the second court. This was a mint. ,se • cellor, as well as by the ' Rev. Edward Sidney, of Norfolk TERMS: TRUSTEES. . _ v. • - lateness of the hour of course prevents us attempt.'.-- instruction in Greek, Latin, French, German, Ma- • Beniamin Itm,d thematics, Navigation. English. 1.11.111(1 t...aooen, Esq., :.tike James Hansard, Esq., Szt COMMITTEE OF MAYA F.R.S, of the crew and much impo r t ance, to it t„ btl the present occasion an d to the pres erva ti on ' that he would bu - irefer; [meted 1 amidst ft,.„„., I at some future timf. ‘,.11 Abwit a month ago, John Heslin, a carter, aged 18, q relied with a boy, named .fohn White, in Frederick-struart when, by some means, the former got wounded 'a pit e ch_ Liver•pool,lh, 1846. fork, and died of the injury yesteray, bu ' t the j if ;.iENTLEMEN,—I should justice to . ny feelings a Irtlic i t%f juFstifiable ho , micide, and he was discuhared. _ wrung sine of in THIR . QL F;EN' OTEL.—The splendid hotel, failed to express . to you how highly I estimate the ap whichn forbroueltt in +h,s _some time been in the „,_— _ This boat, We Understand, was not equal to Probation, which you have recorded of my conduct as a -ieht, but immediately she was maristratp. nnri - prevail carried over the paddl and loviered, thonil Jat, which is usually car- be mayor t !len read as foilOr :-box, was .attached to the davits The deputation ar, and the S. J oseph, Rushton's letter the Phir i unfor accommodate more tha' principally deck duties of Tn y office ha*e he manner in --1 hare( -....., ~..se or erection opposite ...... nauway Station, was opened on Saturday last, and is desig --- ..ie nated—after our lovely sovereign—" The Queen's " liiex_ ne terms of tenor appearance there is not a more Splendid hotel in Liver __ i . , ..seci. at your meeting - on the 10th day of pool—indeed, in the country; and the interior is not only jdi- - .o4ovember, conveyed to the Council your opinion of my cionsly arranged, but the apartments are so spacious and roomy that they must give every satisfaction to visitors. In all there ter met 1 services; and I assure you that I value that opinion more than the pecuniary reward which it was your object tool). s a a r i e y 3 ou b t e itlint B s a a n n d d laititg iincoantcilouncvtla itiasivzikii aTtments, as well as the neces ; fain. Though I fully appreciate the delicacy which pre- way ; end from its immediate pro i x s - ---• ..."...nin. vented Mr. Sands from consulting me before he made his must prove a boon to the commercial, ask well as the general, ~..,:-.epice or mind at such a 'armlet - It, he ma- motion, yet, if he.had consulted me, I should have given public. STEAM CONVEYANCE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND LISBON. naged to keep himself afloat, and graspetta rope, by means him the opinion which,- -on more Than one Occasion, I have of whieh he was hauled on board. Meanwhile the steamer givenare to other rmwistrates who 'have from time to timen, ,s i ii o .7 o o , l , e2;_ r t e h a e , ..;‘ o , , T; t t p o l u B,: m o n t- . 3 lo °° nce t Titmainig tniTxra„tleoliTtriiil con riniwtl to thump heavily on the rocks, while the screams iNms l i c ilV me on the subjeq. . I should have told him, that the pti,,lessfilgryllatvioonthweoeuXebtejtlrs,u,cozislgula, comitisiearnudit;ar,sels,eres,, between this . nort and Lisbon, and that of alarm from the affrighted 'passengers, and the heavy and tha t tit ni m , i 1 to the line, ir it be deemed necessary_ e vessels named nr. .-., al, in the unseemly struggle for higher gain Both of th 't,rt . breaking on her sides . , and on the deck, rendered wit I, ,—... ill,, Feille one of awful danger and intense anxiety_ I t than Pfe lie teas man in Whihd _ [ear of the steamer, - tectakv.ll, darn all la. - - a watery grave save Captain Cameron, of the Prince, river teanier, whthivas a passenger in the tr the Coast have a tendeneyiOl;npair t} of the office. I feel Tsons, it 'nigh norm force and influeinx xteful to Mr. sands for havinE I fitted up in a mu in every respect. The Na which has been Jest construction, ;;it and Drill n i s oinging, - . o rawing, Dancing', o arges for Stationery, Drawing Mate- GEO GhApay 7, 11 . a15, Seat in Churcla, - and ordinary medical-attendance -IJ_ icier 12 year s o f _ Henry Berkeley, Esq., Essex-street, Strami. - Forty Guineas per annum. Johri Berkeley Cotter Esq., Broad -street Buildings Abod3bo;: t 15 years of age Fifty Guineas per annum. John Caniiner, Esq., Regents Villa, Regent's Park One ...... .... . n.u.iia.i edSi.Gxtuyii?ettlisnpeears apnenriannn.um. "%Valium Gilpin, Esq., Northumberlanil-street. Private P ' Captaln.llaekett. R.N.. E EARL ALDBO OUGH in ,s~' y ~~ • . lsdfurd - square ~ Crt TnTErrinntOn, Esq.. CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. THE EARL OF ALDBOROUGH CURED OF A LIVER Every District rec .1 tract of a Letter from the Earl of Aldbor.., Messina, Leghorn,llst February, 1845. To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY. St it,—Various circumstanceseprevented the possibility of my thankingyou before this time-for your politeness iu sending me your pills as yo u did. I now.take this opportunity of send ing you an order for the amount„and, at the same time, to add „.„ I that Your pills have effected a cure my Live and Stomach, which all the - dated Villa Esq., raveller's Club, Pall Mall --- A QUARTER'S NOTICE. xv.ii.r. BE EXPEcTrm PREVIOUSLY TO George take Lee I's Broad_ Broad-street BuildiOgs• ...pper rcutiand-street, Dublin. THE //I:II.4OVAL OF A PUPIL. Giorge Feters-Wrine—",'” II- PtrYntents in adsonre either Quarterly or.llalf Yearly. Edward Duke Moore, Esti..Arlington-str Me SCHOOL was REO George Frederick 'Mino, Esq.? lierners-stree' PENE'D Oil IiONDAY, the lath init. George Kennett Pollock, E sq .. 1 - ,. - Tarrin Hall, near Chester. William Stua. , ' - - William W Cherie, treet. Icy 71. t r ) . c ester 110—u.s;" LOCAL_COM I'VIT•r, "Mber.) ~ n'an b• ••` Messrs. BOtir7lition — itid Sons PA VLIAATENTAt James Coppock, Esq SECRETARY. ".. Lite most eminent of the Faculty at I The Estimates of the Parent Society show ait home, and all over the Conti nen t, h a d not been able to effect ; Dividend, when. the Company shall be in .full one nay, not e v e n th e waters of Carlsbad and flour per !int. - Interest w sLrt:\v propellers; (nous man the Antelc m Hodgson I return my most - rn i nvey j an n e% res ent e ightful -- --- - ---. _„• e , ..- 5 , .. ~ .v ... , c- atongstae, and the ship's . boa. _ ____ ~... ....... -... Ull MI. Alta o .urope at all times --- -- -...- -..,,,..ei0, i❑ case any posit..anti cal Ls. also launched, the remaining passengers were got into sincere acknowledgments for the an xiet li . of the • • • - y w tch they have year, and in rapidly bringing home fine fruit in rime p of my family should ever require either. The Committee of Management pre now ready to receive ap landed- though with the • them .and safe ly loss of every evinced to promote my welfare. Indeed, gentlemen I • condition—a great des eratum in itself. We wish them everY Your most ob li ged and obedient servant, plications for Shares, which .may be made to Messrs. Itoun- ' (Signed) ALDBOROUQII. DILLON and SoNs, Solicitors, 30, Grebt Winchester -street ; luggage. J. portion of their We are sorry to learn that the feel this towards you all. I should have written tiiis swee t s ' A . ROFESSIO: A WONDERFUL CURE OF DROPSY' OF FIVE YE:VILS' FL STEvLNs. F,sq., Architect, 6, Clement's Inn, strand, country people of that wild and wretched locality availed letter before if I had not desired carefully to avoid anY Andrew Sullivan wit "foPrPplialnstseclen.geTshteosethreetfoseuirwilfilifirne (10 is STANDING. Messrs. SitEwrmi. and Sox, Brokers, 25, Tokeabouse-vard • Of the melancholy occasio n to • tarry off everything they appearance. of personal participation in n diam,..4,.., -e ---, Copy of a Letter from mr. Thomas TaXor, Chemist, Siockhli, BAsii. J . GAnERr, Es ti-, 74, old Broad - street; Messrs. iIV. II- could i d ly their hands on- One gentlema n showed L is hi s reefing the mob- - Durham, 17th rifyil, 1-545. Coidas and l..fmia - ki, Birmingham; THOMAS SLEIGH Esti .. - .._ -..-,, ,_ __ ______. „_ , • , • ~ eArnet lin, rimed open with a knift, ~,,i 1.....,_ , having by this time bc lonal. connection with his motion .e, thoi VAL BROOAR Pr...m...7, v. —Yesterday, a man n l • • -, ••-•=vciEvui; riENRY -...., .- ... .. .- .. ~,,, &um. atm clough, 1 TATE, l'7.sq., Bristol; Bonita. INPCowAN, St Nincent-street, wife of Mr. John Cl ough, a respectable fernier of ACkl em, within ' Glasgow; .TAMES PRTNGLE, Req., Edinburgh; EDWARD 1 .11 kw four miles of this place, had been sufferingfrom Dropsy for five • TON, Esq., Darley-street, B ra df or d ; M essrs. WOOD and SoX, years, and had had the be s t medical advice without receiving - Lee d s; or to the Secretary, at the -Offices of the Society, 6 any relief. Hearing of your Pills and Ointment, she used them Broad-street Ilnildings„where Prosneetnsp.,...i with ,sueb surprising benefit that, in fact, she- - has now given .4";- them up, being so well and quite able to attend to her house- —___ I ht,cl almost forgotten to state that she was given up by the Observe that the Signature of the proprietor, "G. C. Serjeant" Faculty 178 incurable. Whe n s h e use d to get up i n t h e morning i s written on the Government Stamp. , it ins impossible to discover a feature in lier face, being in such Q ERJEANT'S LOTION, the o n ly, e ff eetua l Remedy a fearful state. This cure i s en ti re l y b y the use of ,your medi_ 10 against Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, and Lum cines.-;--1 anl, Sir, 'oui's, ikc.'&e., bago. Sold by the Proprietor,.G. C. SERJEANT, No. le. (Signed) THOMAS • THOMAS TAYLOR. yell 7s-court, Paternoster-row, .and 2, Bell-yard, Tempbar, N.B.—These extraordinary Pills will cure any case of Asthma Louden; and by all Venders of Medicin, mi,..„ - . -.,_... . . or Shortnes; of lirri,4l, ' t..,---- - 41. .., .• plundered of all its contents, it as useless. In tact the passenj .A.cmporeiirenee_ominacgeirstsrtaatteersi ctbhaartgledz: ar- with beg g i ng i n ' the streets found the prisoner in the streets, shivering and apparently ,uments of my office. I shall in future been discharge the duties of that office with more safisfaction, (lying from exhaustion. The officer, cornmisseratin., 1... tlirovijn a ri l tit: beach from the conviction that my exertions have took him hnim, f ai r ten a li d on o o n f the lie d __ ..-........ suppiied him with food, whe:l;elecnomverracZ a y enll i i n gse g iovi o ni n agof s tin o o. ol m yi nt heae personss ate i es et , t hsepb time ryoub n e e p n gd r e t I g itylo was .suffering usTltyhh p I ir prisoner,f i ro hn eai orli a le r t s o vas ic' his I . 4 •lllen w ri a tr s tis a g e Ilel d t g o ings. rt So r a e:l a mu y sti v on m , *rely the el,. v , w ,aB h obtained o t n e h n e orrow cha.„ pmsengers a•ho were tirowned were princi- -m--...--7_-!.... t .--------_,,,,,__ . some who gone up iii th e Vanguard We are extremely glad to find from the Cork 'papers of had into custody, and on s ••I,* 0.1 • ' - ' • • - a cart. 1 n um 2,5. was fuund 1111116 pockets pa T liy he ro d i e i t en, several a v dds e r rol in charge of converts. . . Saturday, that the situation of the people in that neigh- mr. Rushton, who denounced his condtr" '-- -- - • I.Tp! to the List accounts the ship was tast going to bourhood does not appear so distressing as it Wa.s, owing, terms, committed ..- mer to usoi fo. pieectl, and probably after another tide there will not be a probably, to the very liberal relief sent from this country. ordered tin_ on him to be appr4.., veStiO of her . left. None of the bodies are as yet found, The letters in those papers are now devoted to the very maintenance. ~EXTENSI Wit CASE OF HAIORZZLEMENT. - Yestera but it was thought that in the • course of Sunday they important subject of cultivating the country. - nuddle-ned man of ~pe would he washed ashore. DEsTnenoN.--,At the great meeting of noblemen and ---,-, ! - '' " ~iotheS oh thei;l;ist:cc "7 ji Iveuln town i me the confid ?urcha..4e or borrow changes o f to were obliged toI With great re ice and respect of men like yourselves sect, believe me, faithfully yours. " EDWARD RUSHTON.' :ulars may btainid : ,”c prisoner to uaol for one month, an , ioney found upon him to be appropriated for his tile case may be, even if the _Patient.. telnai;le e toYie;le;;;in Amongst many which are being.daily received are the bed through ;ear of being choked with roug mi h end phlegm. ing testonials:— 11-lIS WONDERFIYI. MEDICINE CAN I3E RECOMMEND- 14. Belmont place, ii ands Oct. '26, ED WITH THE. GREATEST CONFIDENCE FOR ANY 1 SIR,—I . feel in d u ty b oun d to acknowledge, that after OF TIIE FOLLOWING - DISEASES : bur acute ninsz f... 5.,... cs • ..• • board the Sirius have been savec one (4 whom vahlabl). cars She ty, sevetity- iMr. Dill had a very large and the mot .o from Glasgow and Dublin, prinei va ll y bale afire the _._ _ _ oelonging to hitienVoyer, Mr. on, who spoke as a landed proprietor in two of chant. It ttppnred from the evidet, l ustitute districts of Ireland, Cork and 'Kerry, msn-keeper to Mr. liea!ing, and had • - i nmentable account of the condition of cant for a palriber of Fears • • 'here, Hey to a HealiE large =aunt g, Font iner- , ------ ..,,... ~,a Lica, or severe 'mewl - nate al • Erysipelas - ' - - Rheum a ti sm the hip joint, and being deprived of rest, I was p en .-- revers of all kinds Sore Throats try your en - Avocation, and have the pleasure to say Bilious complaints _ Fits ' Scrofula, or King's three applications 1 VMS restored to my natial health lllotrl.'s on the Skin !knit Eva! though two yealz have passed, I have no return of the 'towel coinplaints I lead-ache Cr,°)nlisctipation of the l l n nil di e g i es nm ti a ° tlon Stone end Gravel —I am, sir, gratefully yours. "- - Tie-Doloureux Tumours isow e i i3 Jaundice Ulcers '° ,, sum t• Debilit P 1" Liver .complailltS 17- DrODSY • uring the cutter p ' art -" (f)f bitty of breach of co ert Valentine stated circumstances which week ghewing that he !, he was given into Was cash keeper to anal ii Thus excellent Medicine, so universally est tended with the least danger or inconvenience hovesAvne.riPnrod ita 1,......: _ , . . tsionally to sell goods. At the 'e was money doe to him Worms instant the prisont , handed over to him •ed that the prisone Sold by Pendlebury, ligssell- itreet ; Titherir_ o ___, _ ___ Istreet; floprth, Crest Geergr-street ; Fisher, Bold-street; emipland, Parker-street; Gerrard, Oidhall:,street ; Parlanson, New Scotland-road: Neat 54....-,41.-..1 ___. _......e55, from whatever ,cause, lble PrLi.s ran be obtained at the Ma 'SOR 110LIAMAY, NEAR TEMP' most respectable Vendor ;zed worl' Ott the follow Dysent er These t y ruly inva blishment of .tbitoi BAR, LONDON and of th diciues throughout the city , n. Oxf ne had even the power i . ; } a 7 '' d F 2,1•11 :as Inries:?.m7baelalontigigeatosestllf to hold to their view a single family taken indiscriminately , inn Ten c ristod f o r f o , r i n es t o t t ln ol o i = l n d s l o! , C:o . r . k r Kerry ! What a pictu re i,rown, s' • ledian Mr. George NI lid, of the Olympic on. to iheat to. her full value u )n Surichty, however in that view 'hey wmi In remark, that this a - r - rii:al p . ;;;;:i larger growth!----(se—n«;aiio“n.T‘'Ye..72-the,c Hermes were to - pring rnos•e or aienciin,,he larger sfzes. • - ny. vnuni - en, IT IS wormy sesses distinctive feature froni that of previous days. be daily witnessed —t h , y n'er unhappily brit too ger 4s* f id• • Us -- ; ;;7 0111.1111 urea t herm tlie bu 3; a the parties COISSISted of women and children,' —in almost every district in the . plaees lie had il ia a considerable savint t j,!• 2- % , and 3:3 • e ael he X: There Homer:street ; co, Fqx-stKeet ; Richmond-row : N.}}.—Direet ions for ; Walker, Loridon-road; (.4wistian-i4reet • 41110 rag VC 00- 1 4 mell bp x ln 'enfe Cr Patients in evpry Great Geo_rge-rilave ; PJivettey ; 49 - . - d-oFfe . t; hisnitl4: b ut on : , ,Untlay it ail! he seen that upwards of lad( the entire i these, and er fart more hmtlylng, wcre to be daL • 1.)'0 , 44ate, rote * , AT ertro umber wtre male adtdts. 1 observed." in prices :en, corner of treet. n, 1 1 whi 1 beg inningo he present yea _.,-- ....,....,,, u , iieluiny, and merry, cliiinged now into .._ .._ i ~....--,,7 A r to in oye :pupirdtifoi tp°:titnats, .a'rr/lu ...."ored. though whe-- a miserable and ghastly object, and in plare of the,. .laugl! On reference to the boas, it ( . . , , nothing could now oe Learn known ; but it is thought once joyous and exhilinting but groans and cries for bread — knsation) They would f had never given credit for th, none of the cargo is:so protected. see the miserable father--o athletic, strong, and in_ 1 drayto hive done in the ~- - dustrious, now a perfect skeleton ; 110 remnant of his for- ifireuali4dgeatloert,hil!iilt -- -- Anutv OF IRfsH es —For some weeks past, the ar- inter strength remain* ; but still, even in his wutkness. mats in Liverpool of these destitute people have continued to possessir- L' - ' • increfuse; and on Saturdny the daily number 1,..1 ...„....i..... ~_ - I th and he w le was indebted t 4 1~1 'n Dec. lao 4.. ceivect the surn of ..i':;00, thus keeping btu son. solicitor, who attended on belailf „...„ 1 g *hated Unit he bail farther cases to bring' iveward, if ieetlicvir ''" Mr. Rushton stated Oat three iiihtinot cases laid L. prt. I, ed deceit m Web were slittieleat to be iLcitnied in oae indictment. Th e tri The Rrisoner, who 0r...41 nothing iu his detente wit-a comoitted . ...._ l. road rt 34. m r LJ11 ) . • .ghp le _ xpansive THE LIVEROOOi STANDARD. GOVERNESSES BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. ANNUAL IifERTLVG. THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETI NG of the StB SCRIBERS of this Institution will take place in the CHARITABLE INSTITUTION - HOUSE, SLATER- STREET, On THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, when the First Report and Statement of the Funds will be submitted, and Officers for the present year appointed, By order of the Directors, H. REID, Secretary. Liverpool, January 13, 1847, Q HREWSBURY, WOLVERHAMPTON, & SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY. NOTICE HEREBYREWSBURY, WO OIVEN, that a GENERAL MEET- ING of th IS e SHLVERHAMPTON, and SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE- JUNCTION RAILWAY COM PANY will be held, at the Swan Hotel, in Wolverhampton, in the county of Stafford, on the 28th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of appointing Directors and Auditors. and of fixing the remuneration to be paid to them respectively, and for the general purposes of the undertaking ; and also for the special purpose of considering and determining as to the expediency of agreeing to amalgamate and unite with the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Rai way Company, foe the purpose of carrying into effect the Railway authorised by their act of incorporation between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton, and also that portion of the Railway authorised by the act of incorporation of this Company which lies between a certain road in the parish of TettenhallandthetownofWolverhampton, as authorised by such acts, and (if so determined) of agreeing accordingly, and of deciding upon and diving or ordering all necessary and proper notices, and executing all necessary and proper deeds, and doing all ()tiler necessary and proper acts for effectuating the purposes aforesaid. Dated this eleventh day of January, 1847. G. B. THORNEYCROFT, Chairman. HENRY HILL, Deputy-Chairman. JAMES WHITNEY, Secretary. C HESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. ! - HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING. The HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held, at the Company's Offices,' 61, Moorgate-street, London, on WEDNES DAY, the 10th day of February next, at One o'clock precisely. SPECIAL . And NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, MEETING that an EXTRAOR DINARY or SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE HOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held, at the Company's Offices, 61, Moorgate-street, London, on the said WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of February next, at Half -past One o'clock pre cisely, to approve of the Bill to be submitted to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for extending the Line of the Chester and Holyhead Railway, at Chester and Holyhead respectively; for authorizing certain alterations in the ley els of the said Railway, ; and for empowerinz the Company to subscribe towards the construction of a Harbour at Holyhead, and to purchases, hire, and use Steam Boats. And also to approve of a Bill to be submitted to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for making a Railway from Mold, in . the county of Flint, to join the Chester and Holyhead Railway in the parish of Hawarden, in the'same county, with Branches, to be called "The Mold Railway." The Register of Transfers nuary, until after the Meetin P laorgate-street, Lando's, GE KG 6th J anary, I 18N47., Sea LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, & NEWCASTL 'U PON - TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY, ETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that the Ordinary HALF. 'Y'EARLY MEETING , of the SHAREHOLDERS of this COM PANY will be held at th e Palatine Hotel, in Manche s t ei . i n th e tOuntv of _ . _ _ OR tne 2nd day of FEBRUARY next, at the flour of Eleven o'efock in the Forenoon of that day. And NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that, in accord ance with a requisition signed by more than twenty Share holders in the said taxing, notaing in the aggreg... less •than one-te e th o f t h e capital of the said Company, EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of , the SHARE HOLDERS of the said CO NIPANY . Will be held at the Palatine Hotel aforesaid, on the day and year aforesaid, at T we l ve o'c! ock at Noon of th e same day, or immediately on the tern,;_ nsitinr, ay.,. v.__ • te, not n TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. SIR,- 1 . OBSERVE in the LIVERPOOL ALniox of to-day a report of the proceedings of the Birkenhead Commis sioners at their meetings on Saturday last; and I cannot allow to pass without notice that part of the paragraph which refers to the present water rates of the Birkenhead and Claughton Gag and Water Company, and those proposed by the intended bill of the. Commissioners. I beg to state, very briefly, that so far from allaying, it is calculated to cause very much miscon ception, and that—either through ignorance, or of set purpose —it is incorrect ; and I subjoin a statement at foot, which I think may prevent any further mistake upon this subject I remain yours respectfully SAMUEL HIGI Manager of Birkenhead an and Water Com IFIELD, td Claughton Ga ipany. cr "eg o ct t 4 k hrf t 4 $l6 • 8 14, 8 .`-'IF X co hz. it I i. C f Meeting, f or th e following punposes, namely, " To receive, consider, and decide on the steps to be taken with respect to the Rennrt nf ,fll 1,111,Ui tne 25t11 nay of July last, and to determine on the propriety of redncing the number of Di rectors from twelve to six, and, if thought ad ' visable specifically to remove si x o f t h e present Directors. " AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that at the said last-mentioned Meeting the Directors will apply for powers to proceed with and endeavour to obtain, in the e nsu i ng session VW Parlinin.nt . • AAAAA LiCtS roz Hawes Branch with power to We% nfl • -- - ion of Main Lir .ting to t he Liver uuL . nanway, and to the NOrthern Counties Union Raihyny Companies; Railway from the East Lancashire Rail way'near Burnley, to join the Burnley Branch of the Manches ter and Leeds Railway, with power to . sell or lease to the East Lancashire Railway Company, or to the Manchester and Leeds Railway Company; and Liverps.ol, Mancheater, and Newcastle upon-Tyne Junction and Norther n Counties Union •Railwara Arnnlrrnm.,.;-- rtcoordingly • - THOS. ROBT. WILSON FRANCE, Chairman C. MOORE WILSON, }Secretaries. W. H. INGRAM, Company's Principal OfAce, 31, Princess-street_ mchester, Dec " The Registe r o f T rans f ers " will b an e. closed, an from the 19th d a y o f J anuary, 1847, until-after the a Meetings. .LuuuttE WIL W.H. INGRAM her having stranded on the coast, in the neighbourhood of 1 Ballycotton. Fi Mm the nature of the information receiv- ed ale t to that the Commander of Coast-guarC Cation, des irectors of the Cork Steam Ship Company stating that the Sirius was ashore -------------- about half a mile to th e wes t o f t h e B allycotton station; SOCIETY. AETROPOLITAN & SUBURB AN CEMETERIES I that a portion of th e crew were discernable on board th e Provisionally Re g i s t ered accordina.to-def nf vessel. and others BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL Es commending for the purpo se o f p ro t ec ti on to t h e property, LUKE JAMES HANSAR D, ' E q., M.P., F.R.S. that a military force should b e a t once sent to the spot. N. &C r i I HE Committee h ave great pleasure ' in announcing The writer added that she was in imminent peril of being that the Estimates, which have been some time in prepa- lost—an intieinfition ration, ar now e.ompleted, and fniiv • aval. tlLlticipation, trom the calmness of the anti tutiy .preve that, by adopling a wealter, there arc' great hopes, however, will not be re -new PP of charge (in one payent) the public interest and fhe protit of their Shareholders will be largely promoted. aliketl. The calculations which apply to their 'first Establishment, at Woodford, show, that upon an unusually small proportion of The Sirius left Dublin at half-east seven aurials, at least Twelve per Cent. per Annum will during asn ;- . . _ exeeed - Twenty per Cent. n of Burials it !'an the g 250 years, even at a ine instead of the Ocean On the receipt Of the note the active and zealous Dire ue particulars and Prospectuses may be h a d of Messrs, tors of the Company a t on c e t oo k measures to sen •BOURDILLON and Sims Solicitors, '3O, G reat Winchester street; 11. STEVENS, Esq.,! Architect, 6, Clem en t' s Inn; and of the Secret ar y, at the Offices of the Society, 6, Broad-. 4----- Buildings, London. B y order iistance to the scene, in whiA, I -.rated With by the Admiral at ()cove. DARE, Secr e t ary . I The Sirius is a splendid vesse l o f 700 tons, horse-power, and was the first Steamer that made a voy -ross the Atlantic. Sh e wa s timber built. ____ _.—..., ~,,.. wiiien, miring part of his former tenure of office, he was so constantly assailed ; and nd 320 the parliament of 1841, in which the party of resistanc e I saw the compl e t e t r i ump h of its principles, will be, tofuture ages, a still more signal example of the great truth, that in this country no ---- rHE PROVINCIAL & GENERAL CEMETERIES PANY, !AFFILIATING WITH, CO AND M CREATING THE COUNTRY BRANCHES OF, THE METROPOLITAN AND SUBURBAN CEMETERIES SOCIETY. Dower can 1 f i r; f a o s n t c y y e ana d r e , of o p _ O O l do c,..oliewo,,,oinialitimue.en zetahlloydebtfici , frOTI l in 4 e ) sde, and For twenty scatyear deaf up e o e n n - i the other. she could not h the first edition, we have now the melancholy duty of re . 'titer an o• „Do n e o a t r a word , pe on the MEETING OF MAGISTRATES. —IMPORTANT • 041 lad left, saying, speak so loud, Sir ; I am not cording the loss of human life and of property to a vast LETTER FROM MR. RUSHTON. (leaf!" Mr. Nedl f it appeared, succeeded equal! • y well in the __ case a a clergyman Wu) h the ship*redk of this fine vessel. , , ad long been deaf, and who is now .I.rc,NT CAPITAL, t 250,000, IN.SHrIRES OF .e2O BACIL a mount, by A meeting of the borough magistracy, preliminary to restored f to the social pleasures of th e fireside, of which he -. ULTIMATE CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS, as required. I Between three and four o'clock this morning, the yes- I the sessions on the Ist of February, was held on Saturday b.11; - Z, I i. q0,11, ve ,1:. Several other. intprA.H-- _ DEPOSIT, TIVO 'SHILLINGS PER SHARE, Lhaving made an excellent passage from Dublin to the I .1- +IA 0,,,,, the, the full amount allowed by late for preliminary expenses. i se l , 21ro further amount will be required until it is neeess , - - posit One Pound per Share to meet the: si.--- Parliament in the Session of 1848. [c opinion offing of , rders of _ _-.,1a 'Jay, and instantly a scene of con rnation, riot to be described, prevailed among the pas ' sengers. Captain Mott, the der, then deemed nEMETERIES to be, rected near all L arge T owns it advisable to back the ffe ship off the reef comman , and by much e -3,J or Populous Districts requiring then), upon the economi- - cal mode of the Metropolitan and Saburhan Soci e ty ,-.-: - - REGISTERED.) presided ; and the ge o present Thomas Bolton, John Holmes, •Hodgson, William Earle, Christopher Raw don, Chomas Booth, Esqrs. • The Worshipful the MAYOR said he would commence proceedings by reading a letter received from Mr. Rush- MT Tin rye. 1. LAWRENCE ;q., the mayor, cases were detailed lye not;oom to report them, anti this is s they will appear in the appendix to One of the cases (blindness) was -, lrden, who was recommended In this instance an artifi- es to be regretted, _.:110 Annual P-eport. nat of Sarah Barlow, from Hart, 'Tit Mayor and his lath our pre 11 was curiously foilr Itatement was listens and the light tultniitei to 1 iitit great interest. ertion with the engi Juondon Journals,, i so ; but they w , the Inhabitants of such of 0116,half of th e Sh ares ne rocks when it became ev id ent .th Capitalists, and the Pu generally Pistricts to be holders at the 1* only . a very short time clear of tl increased Mr. Rushton's salary— which all present participated. regret, be was sure, in Every member of the tendency MONEY MARKET The market for Public Securitif morning, and the operations have The fact seems to be that the lea& to-day from acting decidedly until the Qu to-morrow, from the tone of which they w rations. There are many idle rumours c i s ject that a re nnt• .• ~. nav i and-a-Quailer'PeiVents, 94 at 5 to 9 Inn. Yesterday . , the annual !-rooms. highly interesting. The Presic, presided, and said, he had to conßratul DIKUND M that before occupfed,&tii would be enabled to eaten Corporation had liberally ; (:.11 nue d-strecL of their Y CAptiSFli THE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY ;day,) of the me of , and SAD e the ICKS C sw Ps