The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-07 00:00:00

'arch 7,181 !Won V 6I ALL STEO L A THEI, P S :all NITURE, 11 , ER GLASS„gp S tp SCULPTUR E ' Cu , )RRow, (Wedn e nt ' e , w FRIDAY, the latut,,:,4 ,1, anover RoomstO cable HOUSE d axing Liverßoolce, L,Soned Six- 0 10 ( perior modern large -sized 0 1 , 1 : 9 % lendidly Gilt rii",(, . ngs, elegant_ ll3 n : agatelle !Brass Canopy ss Stand, in 03 W ed ; a Com Pele superb Range - 04' with Massiveop" Font ; 01 , ? , ' Font ; splendlo, in their nature ,P et ; valuable erforated Case , , e 1. 1 rnered red Yards of tr ;any Top ; ab( ? - ce tautity of che,' of Mustard; l e n dl , ' tntity of Floor 8 K FURNITt 'Won, includi%e , et high, the Fr 4 s n d, oi ;TOUps, and ,r with iklarb,„ ommode heal% e Ditto, with 318 '0 Screens, and° SCULPTUR E ' , Vases, Tazzk,i the Napoleon 1" n nd' rOLSTERE.- - t o ringed Library„eti; : and French Po ngs, elegant '3ll e' Damask, Of. EIRi by Lewd' ngineer, got J, furnished vod lc Rose, Cho c ' i iot g, a Drilling ood and Met ESSURE ,„vAS m Engine, tb troke, a Metali."ol For Churning if stunt, at I o f. Close an acco4i ounted on on Carriages'el FORMS, 019 err BANKO r eet, corner 0 10' FURNII't 'wood and SIV lay Clocks 0 ° 6 ;00 and Camp -voil P a i n t e d Cho wts ; 111a110441# a Dressinf re o o , Card, an r 0 .reau, ; 3th instant e o o om JANt Es 00 mbers, or ELEO FT, Eleven o'clocic v n ENGI.,(I I , f the Pilla:cre sandseer, , the DelxE go.l terior of tii4 , o o; Cartoons, tJte he First an, e dir 4 A l ' is Childre l 2 , , ely Framed e m' m most mod L 4 i ieo th instant, ' ?E AIVD lOUSE. le Preiniset super.; or id ^ Gas Oil of luable Effec of e re o Mantha t a e. 5 ;ly for the s of exPel 9 ,lo lonificeet ' ,q 0 uperpiy Izariteff t y rifling ! I' Twenty 1 0,01 1 its stun . e , lunging ,0 145, Chrws , a 'Fc vo Foldtrif two winu° di (l s tree sP•e n ,t ,111 'iCh UtreC h . ' e oil Carpets; t!' s and Itacb )ntain a Frf7,;i l P.o 'Az Calico I 6 A di ropriate ne n 'irel for the c e ra y "' •4. I ninety-1 1 ' fo r, ) 00 ble articgrnsodf )m); a g Glasses j ,44 ussels C,_,ark. o etl i russets tAZ # l,iitt , 'able Ilst‘ Table, Pe! March 7, 1848, Its by %tirtion. --- -- - ---- -- TO TAILORS, WOOLLEN DRAPERS, AND OTHERS. By Messrs. WALKER and BIRD, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 7, Lime-street, near Ellio:t -street,—by order of Me Trustees under a Deed of Assign ment, eeelaper ait - k-D THE genuine STOCK-IN .E, SHOP J.FIX TURES, &c. of a TAIL and DRAPER. Also, the re 'mining useful HOUSE FURNITURE. May be viewed on t Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, at Messrs. WALKER and BIRD'S Offices, 55, Church - stye . BALE OF PRINTING MATERIALS, TYPES, PRESSES, &c., CONSIGNED FOR UNRESERVED SALE. -11-4 R. BYFORD respec tf u ll y i n f orms t h e Trade, that he is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW, ('Wednesday,) the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at his Rooms, Clayton-square, the STOCK in TRADE of PRINT ING MATERIALS, &c., including a of Chases, Frames, Racks, Fancy and Modern T for Jobbing and Book Work, Int , osing Stone, Arhott's ye, a very excellent Demy Atlas Press, &c. May be viewed o e Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had at the Rooms. GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WAVERTREE. MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on 'kVA- THURSDAY next, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, on the Premises, Sandown-lane, Wavertree, The genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cut Glass, China, and Effects of a Gentleman changing his resideuce. The BED-CHAMBERS include a neat Birch Half-tester Bed stead, upholstered in Light Figured Damask, Painted French and Nursery Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Beddir Dressing Glasses, Painted Toilet Tables and Washstands, T( Ware, Mahogany and Pa: Bureau, Ditto Night Co Carpets, Towel Rails, &c. The DRAWING-ROOM and PA R compri e a Circular Rosewood Loo Table, Ditto Fr ed Couch, in Crimson Damask, Set of Imitation Rosewoo airs, in Ditto, Figured Damask Curtains, for Three W . ows, Set of Mahogany Chairs, Dining and Snap TaLles ( derminster Carpets, Mahogany Chairs, Dumb Waiter, Fenders, Fire-irons, &r.c. The KITCHEN :—capital Dresser, Part of a Dinner Service of Staffordshire Ware, Tin Hastener and Brass Bottle Jack, Culi nary Requisites, and other Effects. May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, or from Mr. BYFORD, at his Office, Cl ;bests of Drawer square, LiverpoOt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—BROWNLOW-HILL. MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on FRI DAY next, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock preciselr, upon the Premises, No. 155, Brownlow-hill (opposite Bedford- Itreet North), The modern and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, capi tal Eight-day Clock, Gas Chandeliers, and Effects of a Gentle.. Man declining housekeeping, comprising, Sets well-made Ma hogany Chairs. Pembroke and Card TAhlpc Snfa in Vhsti, ....au ',ow, Easy Chair in Leather, Chimney a res ng Glasses, Two Mahogany Hall Chairs, Hat- , Mahogany and Painted Chests Drawers, Painted ssing Tables and Washstands, Mahogany Night Com ce, Toilet Ware, Half Tester Bed steads, good seaso Feather Beds, Cast and Polished Steel Fenders, Gas C (tellers, Kitchen Requisites, capital Painted Dresser, Set Block Tin Dish Covers, Hand Churn, and other Effects. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and Catalogon the Pre m i ses , Or f.,-• agues had .t his Office, Clayton square, FARMING AND DAIRY UTENSILS, ROAN MARE, MARKET CART, SHANDRIES, TVHITECHAPEL, A FEW L OTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IC., WEST D.ERBy. runt , ' On FRIDAY next, the loth insta is nt, at One o'clock precisely, at the House of tw Mrs. Gray, Dog and Gun, West Derby. THE ARTICLES comprise Market Cq.rt, with Ripples and Cover, Whitechapel, Shandries Gears, Harness, Saddle and Bridle, Hay-cutter, Dub , ears, Dairy Utensils, a few Lots Household Furnitu apita, Roan Mare, and other Effects. May be viewed on orning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the F ses, or at the Office of Mr. BYFORD, Clay ton-square, Liverpool. USEFUL HARNESS MARE, TWO SITANDRIES, HAR NESS *c HOOD-STREET. a (a-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 7th ins, .in TO LIME BURNERS, BUILDE,. the Afternoon precisely, at Mr. Blunts and Horses, Hood-street,...gzon 710 be LET, Two LIME KIL' 1 order, A USEFUL Grey M , Set HARNESS, Two Yard, situ, .-.- • good SHANDRIF c: Cheshire. May be viewed • to the sale, and further particulars had Attached to the Kilns is a Quay, at which Vessels of consi derable the Aucti neers, 8, Whitechapel. derable burden can load and ais e, and which affords fa cilities for receiving Coal a imestone, and of delivering , at Two o'clo, Yard, the Wa S, AND OTHERS. VS, in good working _ __hies, Weighing Machine, and Coal I on Bromborough Pool, near Rock Ferry. LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL. .14 E SSRS. LUCAS and CO. beg to app r i ze Gen tlemen having - valuable Horses to dispose of, th a t th e i r 14thnext S ELECI . SALE will take pl uESD AY nex t, th e instant. The Entry will close day next, the 10th instant, and the number will be ' tto Forty. For further particuiars apply to Ton N FINCH and SONS, Iron Merchants, Sir Thomas's-buildings, Liverpool. EXCELLENT DETACHED VILLAS, FAIRFIELD. MO be LET, with immediate possession, Two semi detached VILLAS, pleasantly situated on the east side of Prospect Vale, Fairfield, each containing Dining and Drawing rooms, Study, Butler's-pantry, large Kitchen, (with Patent Range,) Scullery, &c. on the ternitrui tinnr • „ ,,sing-room, not, Col d - Shower Baths, Water-closet, &c., on the First F ; and four good Rooms on the Second Floor. There a l so exce ll ent Al e and W i ne Cellars, (fitted up with b” s,) a Wash-house, Larder Coal cellar, &c. Each Vill n d s 190 n vnrde of r ~-,a , .• ..... • • aa 111 .1,111, 111111 it 111. chen Garden at the back. The• Houses are fitted up with Gas throughout, and are plentifully supplied with Hard and Soft Water. Rent, Seventy Guineas. Also to be LET, on the east side of Church-road, Stanley, a Double HOUSE, containing two Parlours in front, Kitchen, - &C. on ground floor, with three good Bed-rooms. -4 heck. and about 1,000 yards of Garden Scut ler Ground .Iton-street, Liverpool Manttb. CITh PEI WiloNeaThßty, to pay pay a ß good per E ce P nt ß ag O e; the '-n a d amount i about Castle AN re W e T E E t D o ih a e 7N sp ( f ß e . t x a v b i l . e Tc YOU l l N l, E a: s an APPREN - 2 n —The TI k./ • for a Month, is inuned IPORARY ADVANCE of X2O, ay requested, for which thj - most ur e SecuritS S, pre-paid, t ..t CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. Lu.lN5 ON DEBENTURES. ) S of LOANS on DEBENTURE BONDS TENDE! are now r ved in Sums of not less than .......aaakma Bu, viAatE,OllO , l B 34ll3L . , Tenders to be addrea is Office, giv..._ address of Lender. D. RANKINI Caledonian Railway Office, Edinburgh, 25th February, 1848. Treasurer L 0.,4 IV E OF MONEY. THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOC KS do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY to a LIMITED AMOUNT, on the per CeAtanrp" eTAnniim Interest, ve..orSeven Years. • . All letters to be addres o GEonoE WITHERS, Esquire Treasurer of the Live of Docks, Dock-office, Liverpoal. 3 OF CARRIAGES AND OTHER VEHICLES By Mr. HILL. TO-MORROW, (Weir owsi;,C7rls,',:i l 4YOTheLAl ehicles..o ash Board, End of To be viewed an ime previous to the Sale. Appl Paradise-street. VALUABLE PICTURES, HILL'S GE CHANQE, 39, PARADISE-ST.IIB. y B Mr. , 'OD MONDAY next, the lath, and HILL TUESDAY, ME A Twelve o'clock 'precisely each day, at his - •-auOIN, 11,BU M 811 , Public, the Property of leelinine; the pursuit. Arts wili find Paintins Tilberg, Velasirnes. Ulu The 6orinois To be viewed 3 ,:4l44 T HURSDAY ne , he 9 till 4. and frnr. fill n;, P aradise-street ROCK FERRY, CHESHIRE Be..:trkeeenerat Exchange, Yard, and Coach_ house, 39,I'araai t, S(3den EVERAL Well-b u il t and M CARRIAGES and VEHICLES, Whit ec h a L 'haetons, Britska Car „ tee, Shandreys Market rrinpl, a `n.re f.,;.pe An:. VRAL EX- change Gallery, 39, faradrar-si,reet, A HIGHLY valuable and rare Collection of Genuine PAINTINGS, Framed Prints, Engravings, Drawings, we nt ., by the most celebrated Masters of the Ancient and Mo tie • • • GentimiAt) whQ is going.alircuisl 4.11; iid admirers or th( hy Albert Durer, 'dear; in the Modern School, by h, Moreland, 1)7/r7le keeling, Dawson, Boddington Indus, Willia ms , C a tt ermo l isimms,Barker, Roberts, man, and other celebrated Ma tars. .ues had, on and after every day, 6om 11 TkilS DAY 9, I.IIU LI .111,21111., OCK 11111 TForenoon, upon the Premises, Mersey-lane, Rock Ferry, HE whole of the genteel and valuable HOUK HOLD FURNITURE, Chirra, - in Gilt Fram ••••chiller, gniall select Library f o Books incluAin Goethe, Thiers, , e legant Frames, Glazed, a few ens of Po laßl s pagne, and other • s, Gaset;- Glas the Vi Ciai•et SIT et.str h eet, B irk ark te Premises, or of the Auctioneer, at us Office 'rkenhead. lOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRIDGE-STREET BIRKENII.g.I By Mr. GR E "' - MORROW (Wednesday ! ) the Sth instant, at Eleven o'clock Tpunctually, on the Premises, Portland-place, 25, Bridge-street. HE whole of th e gentee l an d excellent HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, the Property of a Lady changing her Residence, comprising handsome Four-post Bedsteads, with —• Dnrnsacl. a *** ha ndsome — Chintz Har Paillasses r?..+1,„. reatner Beds and Bedding, P a i n t e d T o il et T a bl e g and Stands, handsome Mahogany-framed • t Glasses, Ma hogany a n d P a i nted Chests of Drawer idderminster Carnets And Co In ,-..t.,01b. COPYHOLD ESTATE. MO be SOLD, a beautifully-situated COUNTRY 1 RESIDENCE, and about Fifteen Acres of LAND, in West Derby, with tastefully-planted , y -ornamental Pleasure Grounds, good Gardens once Lodge, Coach-house, and Stabling for four h , c. Apply to Tiros. YLIE, 3, Barned's-buildings, Cattle-street. TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, Two well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situated in Tenter den-street, New Scotland-road, co ining Four good Bed rooms, Two Parlours, Two Ce itchens, and a good Yard, and producing a yearly re of £42. Price £575. Inquire of Mr. TH Aso N, No. 14, Castle-street, Kirkdale. GOLD WATCH, A BARGAIN. TO be Parted with, for £4, cos t Ei g ht G u i neas, a fashionable and very elegant Double-backed GOLD WATCH, Jewelled in four holes; also, for £2 108., a very ele gant Double-backed Engine-turned SILVER WATCH, with Silver Dial, and Jewelled in four hole ith maintaining power to continue going whilst wind' , nd possessing all recent im provements. The abov ides, which cost double the money, are to be sacrifice e trifling sum above specified. A letter, addressed to Mr. NELLSON, Postofike, will meet with attention. TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, by orde r o f th e MortraPw• • • PROPERTY,C sisting of Three - capital DWELLING_ ilfred-street, and Six TERRACE-HOUSES le-street, comprising Eighteen distinct Ten 'perty wi" • •onting Rath its perfect completion. w require a small additional outlay for a itlsatimated rental will be 4340 centre o dverpool in the 's secure For further particulars apply to Messr PICKEN, 26, North John-street, Estate A DUNCAN and RADCLIFFE, 2, Es RADCLIFFE and .dents, or to Messrs. reet West, Liverpool. Co bt ?LPt. TO be LET, a conven i en t FAMILY HOUSE and GARDEN, in Lodge-1 ar the Prince's Park. pply to THOS. WY „ Barned's-buildintts. Castle.strept I T O be LET, a large and commodious HOUSE, in St. Anne-street, containing Dining-room, Two Parlours, --- on the Ground;Drawing-room, and Seven and Kitel Bed-room r. GEo MARSDEN, 5, Old Churchyard 910 be LET, in Aigb ur th, a goo d FAMILY H OUSE, consisting of Dining. Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms, six Bed rooms and Dressing-rooms Pleasure Grounds_ nr,r,‘,..,1 ann itcnen Garden ; three-stall Stable and Coach-house ; with every convenience, an enti ul supply of Water. Apply, X Z, Stan ,ce. TO be LET, in the neighbourhood of Walton Breck, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing two Entertaining rooms and Butler's-pantry, three Bed-rooms, Dressing-room, &c. ; also three good Attics and -room, Kitchens, Pantry, Wine-cellar. &c. Gas in e Rooms. Terms moderate. Apply to Box S 94. office. rpo be LET, a 1. four and five m containing Drawing four Servants' Room .00d F. s from I r SE, between Woolton Road, Six Bed-rooms, Wash- nd excellent Offices, includin able Coneh-hnntp rivo_etnll., rdens, witt containing about six statute For ttraat particulars ap S. W ATERHOUSE, 5, Tithebarn- TO be LET. in th e ne i g hb our h oo d o f L i verpool, with immediate possession, if required, a new and first rate HOTEL, with TAP and STABLING adjoining, and corn - ine MUSE sausracrory reasons for desirinc , to part with the Pre mises, and would make the C_ ..... c.wiartirlasy to any respectable Party. For particulars anpircirW. WAREING, Esq., Clarendon rooms; or Mr. D. HODOKINS, Queen-square. Liverpool. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL GAS LIGHT COMPANY, AND LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND COKE COMPANY. (From the Protestant Magazine.) We come now to the not to be mistaken Ministerial insanity, in the proposed measure for extinguishing our Navigation Laws, that long-tried foundation and strong hold of our national prosperity and pre-eminence, as the first nation upon earth. The proposal to pull down this grand fabric, wonderful to say, is now tamely listened to by a bought and sold constituency, as if it were a vestry measure for the purchase of a bell-rope. The time was, when every parish throughout the United Kingdom would scrioe.. _ have met, and in a voice of th un d er ma d e t h e i r Petitions pulpit. The . inx ... be heard by every traitor to the best interests of our Archbishop in the conseci.._ i country: Let us be thankf u l t o G o d, t h at that noble, Prelate took for his text.the 17th ye.- that unique, that uncre a t a bl e b o d y o f men b y any other ~w hoeverwill,lethii State, need we name our B r itish seaman , h ave r i sen as r. i ha . k w e one man in opposition to thi s su i c id a l attempt on our '-"---- rttterwlch fo national existence. He would be a bold Minister who, after the demonstration which has just taken place in London, would still persist in forcing on this last me astonishing attempt utterly to ruin the country. Those be secureu, wm, w... .... .—__ , and on what te, seamen who navigate f ore i gn vesse l s w ill b e b older men t h e o b ject desired could be gained. The principles enu than we take them to b e , s h ou ld t h ey, a f ter t hi s demon- merated in fb . 4._._,. ______ stration, intrude on the birthright of our own gallant tars. To whom but to them, under God, is this country indebted, Jrld where from the earliest period of our existence, for safety from ,enfort for 1 OURSDA.Y, 1.0 . e 11. a. 4 ..-- foreign invasion ? The g rea t Alf re d was t h e fi rst to act on l ilac the - ` -- ' this truth, and to rear this defence, after the kingdom had . egation to ' bren ravaged for centuries by the fire and sword of the .5 in a wit' . Romans, the Saxons, the Danes, and Norwegians. King ,rise the Harold, forgetting this lesson, lost his life and crown ; , " Who .n I rends' and William of Normandy conquered, enabled by his ~ he hat Avn to me. superior navy, under the auspices of the consecrated ban- ...ie doors in of the c' urch 4 ner from the Pope,* to make good the landing of his ..coning divine dce wasp in celeb . , - , , great army. What prevented us being, perhaps, now a 1 -oirable and more t .an usually LIVERPOOL AND HARRINGTON WATER- province of Spain, the slaves of priests, when the armada- I .eached by th e R ev . T. N o l an , f r WORKS. falsely called the nvincible-sail e d up the Channel to land The collections amounted to £45. j Parma and his thumb-screws and engines of torture and There is an unusual degree of interest attached to St. IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by a CON- I destruction on our shore ?-The British navy ! the bless- Simon's Church, from the indefatigable exertion of the .1- 11 VEYANCE, (duly Stamped,) bearing date the ist day of ' ing of the Almighty being with them. incumbent, the Rev. J. R. Conor, who has not only created March, 1848, which has been duly EXECUTED by the COM- What power prevented the French under Tourville from an overflowing congregation out of the debris of infidelity PANY of PROPRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL and HAR RINGTON WATERWORKS, under their Common Seal, pur- forcing the besotted, priest-ridden monarch James IL on and dissent, but by a wise and skilful excitement in the suant to "The Liverpool Corpora ' atcrworks Act, 1847," this nation ?-The navy, triumphant at the great battle of dense destitute and disunited population of t 1 A the said Company of Proprie did Convey to the Mayor, La Hogue ! To what imdomitable body of men is it due L.- ' ldermen, and Burgesse the Boro ug h of Liverpool, their that we are not now a province of France, and under the cal s,, essors and Assign I the Lands, Messuages Buildings, ..tts, Works, Ma' Pipes, and other Property , whatsoever domination of French tigers in the shape of men-the subscript mghly cm and wheresoev tor belonging to the said Company of Pro- Robespierres, the Dantons, the Narats, and th e thou- specimen of ecclesiastical at.-- -.ore, technically kno,, prietors.-Dated this Ist day of March, 1848. sands such which rendered France the slaughterhouse of as geometrical decorated, or of the early middle pointed WILLIAM HARDISTY, Chief Clerk. Europe for so many years ?- To British seamen, who gothic, accommodating upwards of 1,300 worshippers, th e ' conquered at the Nil e , C open h agen , an d T ra f algar, &a., ground floor of which is entirely free for eve r , w hi c h i s DEMERARA RAILWAY COMPAN Y. - &c.-Echo replies, the seamen of these sea-girt isles;- nobly appreciated by the congregati moreover, CALL OF OF £2 10s. PER SHARE, MAKING .tlO PER and these are th e men - these our sure defence, under tional benches have been provided o in n; every corner and SHARE CALLED UP. God, in the day of trial, whom we-we ask pardon-our avenue-even the communion steps have been fitted as. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the DIREC- infatuated statesmen, styled liberal par excellence, are sittings since it was opened. Though situated in a secluded IA TORS of the above COMPANY have this day made a about to hand over, as a body, to poverty, wretchedness, street, the graceful and finely proportioned spire rises this undertaking, which the PropriLL of £2 10s. PER SHARE oneto each required re hereby req and eveha re uired to and destitution. Oh, it i s an exper i ment w hi c h can only ma j est i ca l ly over some of the principal thoroughfares, in_ Pay, on or before the 25th of th sent month of Mardi, to be made but once, but its failure inv o l ves i n i t th e d e dic at in g, i n the suitable text of the venerable prelate, Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE. o. 62. Thread nee d le -street. struction of the fairest and greatest empi r e ever th e sun th a t " ,whosoever will, let him take o f th e water of life AEL 51,`CHLERY, Chairman. shone on. freely.' We cannot close thi s no ti ce w i t h out payin- ENRY HILL, Secret ary. ' * The historian Hume tell s us: -" I t was a sufficient motive ' - 'ise to the committee wh o h ave so ' 12, Old Jearry-c iamberg, London, to Alexander 11., the reigning Pope, for embracing William' s 1 the reverend incumbent ;- let March, 1848. quarrel, that be alone had made an appeal to his tribunal, and - 'feet and the tradr . rendered him umpire of the dispute between him and Harold ; CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY, but there were other advantages which that Pontiff foresaw - duties IVI - OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF- must result i f n rorli the conquest of EiVn ia d bl by i tli d e Norman nmitilrl.ine stration, acnottilsifo.rem-ninoe IN YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of the SHARE HOLDERS in the CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY rtss;ecclecia-stigctar ada n w e o r Z d w e il ' l c i e "OMPANY will be held at the Offices of the said Company, 61. iati-.-...- in itself, entirely - ' separated fortlthe ;est_ of .‘ 'Europe, it had ' ose exorbitant claims which AMALGAMATION. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th a t a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the—PROPRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL GAS LIGHT CO PANY w ill b e h eld, at the ofipa ,M Offices of the Company, sit a in Dale-street, in Liverpool, i n the county of Lancaster THURSDAY , THURSDAY, the 16th day of March now next ensuing, at elve o'clock at Noon, when th e D ra ft of a Bill which h been introduced into Parliament in the present session, intituled " A Bill to Amalgamate ' The Liver pool Gas Light' and 'The Liverpool New Gas and Coke Com panies," will be submitted to the Proprietors for their approval Dated this eleventh day of February, 1848. THOMAS CARSON, Secretary to the Liverpool Gas Light Co LIVERPOOL GAS LIGHT COMPANY, AND LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND COKE COMPANY, ed the subject of the text, which was be realized by the blessing of God, th of Christ, he proceeded to show. un AMALGA3IATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL IA GENERAL. MEETING of the LOPRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL NEW GAS and COMPANY will be held, at the Offices of the Comps , situate in Newington, in Liver- VI laa aster, on _ the 16th day of March now next e ing, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, when the Draft of a Bill tch has been introduced into Parliament in the present s ion. in t i tntart «A Hill r. A LS. iLimuganiate tee Liverpool Gas Light' and th e ' Li verpoo l N ew Gas and Coke' Companies," will be submitted to the Proprietors for their ap proval. Dated this eleventh day of February, 1848. HENRY STEEL, Secretary to the Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company :ure in halfpen ons. The chi] triblite of praise to the committee who have so Immo. niously supported the reverend incumbent in his efforts, as well as to the architect and the tradesmen who have so zealously performed their duties, and who have so Jibe rally testified their esteem for the work in which 0 were engaged by the - of two beautiful stained Iwind() and al s *1 and ws, for the chat,._ west end of nave; and over )ove this, we understand that the structure has cost less than thin. inuorgate-street, bonaon, on WEDNESDAY, the Btli day March next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon precisely. And NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at such Aleeting i will be proposed to confirm a Declaration or Declarations of thl Forfeiture of certain Shares, and to direct the sale or other disposal thereof. And NOTICE IS HEREBY F HER GIVEN, that the said Meeting is specially cony for the purpose of consider. ing the draft - of a Bill pro dto be introduced into Parlia. ment in the present ses • n, intituled " A Bill to enable the Chester and Holyhe tailway Company to purchase, hire, and use Steam-boats, and for other purposes." The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from the twenty sixth day of February until after the hfeeting. By order, GEORGE KING, Secrctar 61, Ifoorgate-street, 31st January, 1548 supported the u inaccesaibie to t_ grandeur of the Pa nopea that the French and Norm - an - barons, if successful it their enterprise, might import into that country a more devoted reverence to the Holy See, and bring the English Churches to a nearer conformity with those of the Continent. He declared immediately in favour of William's claim, pronounced Harold a perjured usurper, denounced excommunicatio n against him _ - o . nv•el winch is nearly £4.000. the interior, and relieve it tone of colour that it now It is the intention to decorate from tie rather monotonous gather a fund and effectively .C.") 0 or £66, which, though beautifully runic in its lines, is susceptible of striking Normandy in his enterp and a ring with one of SI iim a consecrated banner hairs in ii ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PRINCE The consecration of this splendid and c took place on Thursday last. by his Gram Canterbury. All the interior fittings a quite in keeping with the magnificence ( self. The Communion table, and plat tablets, &c., were much admired ; the FASHIONS FOR MARCH ipacious structure the Archbishop of nd decorations are (From the " LondonandParis Ladies' Magazine of Fashion.") The materials fashionable at this moment are of large patterns, stripes, checks, losanges, bouquets, &c. ; the most showy silks for evening wear are the royal Pompa dour, and taffetas glacees of light colours; very pretty woollen and silk materials are appearing for walking dresses ; velvet, both black and coloured, is worn, but not in full dress, made high and without trimming; the 3f the building it- CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. els PREFERENCE:SHARES.—FINAL CALL OF 43 _ PER SHARE. .te, encaustic tiles, e contrivance also for warming and ventilating reflects upon the talented architect. Indeed the entire as completed by the Messrs. scrutiny, and won universal approval. At half-past ten o'clock the clergy J ghest credit IN accordance the terms on which th ese Preferment Shares were issued, Holders are required to PAY, on or before TUESDAY, the 28th March instant, a FINAL CALL of ..€3 PER SHARE, to either of the undermentioned Bankers the execution of Holme, challenged • London .. Messrs. Glyn and Co.. L rd-street. Liverpool—Liverpool Borough Bangor Messrs. Williaz and Co. only ornament consists iri the richness of the button. Many of the ball dresses are of tulle, with two or three skirts, one over the other, and have a very light and pretty effect by candle light. The skirts are made shorter, particularly in front, and blond is decidedly returning to favour, but of a lighter description than formerly, more like lace made of silk; much of it is also used for various purposes in colours. Checked • popelines . of eve r y shade ,ohn Campbell, of "The Grove." been differently estimated at from sixty eluded, in a word, all the clergy of the diate neighbourhood, along with the Rurs deacon of Manchester, the Revds. Canc Campbell, S. Minton, A. R. Dallas, Lord Bishop of Winchester,) and other They formed in procession, headed by Rev. John Jones, the Rural Dean, arid The number has to seventy : it it e town and immr Interest at the rate of 5 Pei?ciirim will be charged on all Calls remaining tin • on the said 28th March, and the shares will be further Ej ec t to loss of Dividend consequent upon non-payment per extract below. )n StoWell, Colin (Chaplain to the 8y..41 4- ar, er z , GEORGE KINC 61, Moorgate-street, London, 4111 Marc!,, 1848. Secretary .s from a dist Dr. M`Neile, • 1,1“ luc icf m d ..uvc mierre(l to :—The first Dividend will be calculated from the Ist April, 1848, - upon all Shares paid up in full at that date. As regards those that may not then be paid up in full, the Dividend will be calculated from the next succeeding period of three months from th 1 el. of colour and description, and taffetas in small stripe; bazines, are worn by young persons en neglige. Pretty peignoirs, termed sultanes, are made of cachemire, me rino, or mousseline de laine, embroidered in silk and lined with sarcenet of the colour of the embroidery. marched to urch, wl _ Archbishop soon arri his Worship the Mayoraud the Rev. :ed a§ Chaplain to his Grace Jonathan Ifro, me of the ell p•-••• :a terest. that is to say:—lf paid between Ist April and June, the Dividend will be calculated from the succeedinglst of July. If paid between Ist July and 30th September, from the suc ceeding Ist of October, and so on ; but this arrangement shall not preclude the Directors from putting in force, at their dis cretion, the powers of the Act, with respect to forfeiture. taps are an small, mostly composed of a circlet of lace in application, partaking a little of the form a la Folle ; others are formed of a square rounded ; the lace, instead of being gathered, is f u ll e d on l y a t i nterva l s ; the same form is made of tulle reseau edged with lace, and noeud formed of numerous loops of narrow velvet: in ever“ ;lette t' or rue purpos,, archbishop and h pied the costly chairs on the north and of the Lord's table. while t ioutil extren niter the needful forms had been con secretion proceeded in the usual way, the the Clergy , moving slowly through the a eluded, the c isles, recit A CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR INFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTIONS, • AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS. SPENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR, carefully prepared from the Recipe of the late C.SPENCIti Surgeon, &c., Salford, Manchester, deservedly celebrated a. the most successful practitioner in all pulmonary affections. Of an complaints incident to the Imman frame, those of the appear to be most peculiar to this climate, especially in _le petit bore ,ress flat is of black velvet, Jrnamented at the side by a small plume of pink feathers. NoeudS of gold guipure are worn in the hair. Turbans are small and light, composed of tulle, tarlatans, gold, silver, or silk gauzes. There is little variety just yet in bonnets ; some change is named in the form of the crowns. Satins and velours 6pingl63 are the materials of the moment, and crape is sometimes used; prctty capotes for young ladies are made of white plush lined with pink; half-squares of lace form pretty ornaments for bonnets. he 24th psalm, after Which I) ble, and the service for the d; Dr. Al'Neile occupied the readin the service. We are not now to offer the rev. Incumbent of St. Paul's tone is Grace retur, iy was procee, and r, ment desk reading: everything connected with hin preacher has been abundantly criticised teen years of his ministry at St. Jude's. mains to be added not sounds of his solemn voi Still, nev persons ol station of life are alike the subje c t s of MONIC MAXI R is admirably adapted to promote expectoration, ease the breathing loosen the phlegm, abate lever, allay the tickling sensation which occa sions the cough, without tightening the chest. The PULMONIC ELIXIR was originally prepared by the I Mr. Spencer, whose signal success I— - listened to than on Th urs d ay morn i ng .............,...===.. Lord John R u s se ll l e ft t own on S aturday for St. / Terence of opi n i on h a d o b ta i ne d as to the lif We may be allo we d th e express i on, Leonard's, whe re h e i n t en d s to recru i t his health bya re- and upon a point o f suc h paramoun sidence of a few d a y s . H e su ff ere d severely from an at- minister and pcople, a correspondii tack of influenza some time sh:ce, and the urgency of pub- i The suspense, however, was of ver lie business has hitherto prevented his complete recovery. 1 inasmuch as the rich and faMiliar t , His lordship's general health is, however, said to be i • - - - ..,,........, E , .i. Call hay esv jlac the ready testimony of thousands, who . e experienced it efficacy. The recipe is now solely k n to the present Pro prietors, who purchased it from widow of the inventor The two great characteristics o to Elixir are, the allaying o all irritation in the delicate d susceptible cocain° , .f ft, PRESENT TO PRINCE ALBERT.---WC understand that Mr. M`Gibbon, boot maker of Nnrth welled with ease, and at once church, and delighted the ear of t by whom the naves, trans( available spot, ev throat and chest; and the • parting of tone and vigour to t 1 respiratory organs, liter y they are - functions freely, and is to overcom ing arising from a c ,fi military hussar field boots, a pair o: , patent , . .r stanuing, we Ord never did we hear the rev. do see him in the enjoyment it difficulty of breath throw off those sidious attacks which foo often lay groundwork of , onsumption. For all temporary and The sermc preached by his Gr he took his text from 2 Cor. v. 20. nd scripturally convincit relief, while in more Chronic Disorders (as periodical Coughs or inveterate Asthma) it is equally efficient, though of course requiring a little more perseverance in the use of the medciine. Innumerable cases of well-attested cures have been received by the Proprietors of SPENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR: The following is the most recent : tinctiv heard, he enl ,rged, Ist, ujior .Opriate examples from SCriptu; :I fully into the nature of the - 7 - ueg io hand the following Testimonial, just received by them ad dressed to the Proprietors Of SPENCER'S PTILMONIC ELIXIR. " feel it a duty I owe to you and the public to ac knowledge the great benefit I have received by taking SPEN CER'S PULAIONIC ELIXIR. I have been troubled for the last three years with a severe cough, and a disease on my r s quite at e of God's grace in Christ Jesus free mercy that justifies the ungodly have consulted some of the and life of the Christian, ivith a sal looking to forms or ordinances me God's Spirit and God's Word atom and Nottingham, but without receiving anyth rary relief, for a short time, and always at a g Of latter end of 1844, I had occasion to visit but a tempo expense. At .ovu, W LIU ING 11111 spiritual, and only to in its execution. rough the redemption lowed to remain wi to,. thrill. _ ,0 ' cpillaacneceble:wwietebnittsheentc _ be secured, who were th e rec ipi en ts , where it would eta. the object desired cou ld b e ga i ne d. merated in the text were enforced by many appropriate in fret work—is tru and judicious illustrations. In conclusion, .he observed the gift of H. Mint that a building bad been raised in this lower world where has bestowed much the weary traveller might resort, and find comfort for his long-neglected stub soul, and what was still wanting to complete the work of oak, are divid e d must be left to the lib era lity o f th congregation to supply; I afford large space fo they would, by so doing, be engaged in a willing duty, cci window of five li and in the service of God, and realise the sentiment of and presents a fin David, when he said, ' --- T render to the Lord I Altogether the churl for all the benefits he bath ai.a., - A. collection ins—the space for s( was made at the doors in aid of the ci ilding fund. by columns or piers In the evening divine service ‘,-- , rated, when commodious, the hal a admirable and more tb- sermon was are ealleripq in ...a. Perhaps the ssin church is the fac in the is satisfact the Bishop we cannot clog OUR BRITISH SEAMEN AND THE NAVIGATION CHURCH EXTENSION IN LIVERPOOL. LAWS. ?resent who ac his Grec have been attended with additional expence, but we think the money would have been well laid out. The interior. ST. SIMON'S PARISH CHURCH. I we think chaste and beautiful, whether we look at the This beautiful edifice was consecrated, on Wednesday, to light and open framing of the roof, the great expanse at the service of Almighty God by the Archbishop of Canter- the junction of the nave and transepts, or the massive bat bury, the Most Rev. Dr. J. B. Sumner. This being the first tasteful treatment of the chancel arch and the ceiling be.. parish church which has been consecrated for many years, yond—all harmonizes and is in good keeping, and although coupled with the fact, that the interesting ceremony was our contemporary of the Mail terms the reading desk and to be performed by the distinguished Prelate who has pulpit a box of obstruction ; to our mind, we never saw r been recently elevated to the highest office in the church, more compact arrangement, or one which looks better in caused a numerous attendance, and the church was execution ; its situation is central, it is not too high, and crowded to excess. Several gentlemen, friends and sub- from every pew in the church, the minister can be seem scribers to the building fund, occupied places near the distinctly and at the shortest possible distance. The foat pulpit. The Rev. Rector Brooks took part with the is an elaborate piece of masonry, octagonal in form, with Archbishop in the consecration service. The Most Rev. beautiful and delicate tracery and carving, with shafts at Prelate took for his text the 17th verse of the 22d chapter the angles and sunk and carved pannelling ;it is cut from ofß,eVelations,"Whoeverwiii,lethimtakeofthewatercflife a single block of stone, and is highly creditable to the freely." After defining the nature of the water - - Iployed three months , it will not be al_ on a platform of wood We trust, however, y rack of ihe.pulpit and communion rails, ad on the encaustic pavement. The 'ic tiles of blue, buff, and red—laid eautiiul ; these tiles, we learn, are Esq.. of Stoke-upon-Trent, wile) time and money in perfecting this of flooring. The communion rag ito panels, with rich tracery, and -----:—nts. The end or chan, arranged in the tracery, y for the glass-stainer. 'cimen of modern build ing being uninterrupted The pews are large and ..". 1,-, There trude upon the cluireb: mportant feature in the be minister can be heard , uilding. This was very ' the consecration, wile* the most powerful, was ar limits will not allow ion of the building, but - .7 ---• It adverting t o the sys hich is being adopted. is hot water, arcs, treme ends 01 the aisles, constructed underneath 41 is admitted through he whole length of the perficial feet of grating, iole. The cold air is •ent apertures, any one direction of the wind. will be formed in the fire or gas-ring, so tt. This system Of a.re ext( ,ed in viiri: y esta- t by Arr. Bewsher, out by the archi- , ut two t ended by 3 and J. liol❑ ''and 'Wilson,' and The IV> TIA me church was a !an or design. This to Mr. Holme we up 'ii. Limes (a n, style, and every aistake an earn its ex- i of an old qai set, in the thick to be a As we believe the .t the level of the ,hbour, the Earl that we had pro p is the arehite4 has been a little [e, and .haracteristics of ;11 a little out in ty which was to um with re- fining a peaceable award's the with neigh- I-R Ives ith the preCiett; cus future, who paltry sixpence receives awe way hare a of his retaining . The hundred to have crossed ie oracle has ;ss promises, Even she of such tr all in a errand would have iu,. their ordinary- 1, and budget I his r anaway of dia :ent instep spring stnd ennra [ace tongues and welts. and gold tassels -:41-1 and em- ..aasas asaut.lll,ZU WILL the finest design of workmanship i allowed not t o b e sun sassed by any other wo r k man in the trade. To gratify - nubile, they will be seen in his shoF sent off to London. window fourteen days before being b. TILE EX-KING AND QUEEN OF TH, ex-King and Queen of the French arrived at the Cru station at fifteen minutes p as t t we l ve on Saturdaymorn ing, from Newhaven, whence they had travelled in a special train provided for them by the Directors of the Brighton Railway. Ther ex-Majesties were accompanied by the Comte de Jarnac, and attended by General Dumas and General Rumigny. The Hon. Captain Hotham, one of the directors of the railway, who has been in close at tendance on the ex-King since his arrival at N ew h aven . • ex_ King travelled in the train with the royal Party. At the Croy don station their ex-Majesties were met by the Duke de Nemours and - the duke and Duchess Auguste of Saxe Co burre. Who had arrired from town ;., tutary caution rely, for that urths of the costs ofethis ecclesi~ ti_ by well regulated and timely rein of heating itself is a hin- 1 - 1-- 'table The medium fo these pipes the floor. a perforated zinc gr or 700 superficial admitted to t PI 11 may be c The ex tower, where it is as to maintain a ventilation is simi ous places , the eff blished. A power of this town, fro tact it is exr The church thur H masonry executed the plastering by I codification of th very beautiful one other particular, a I The f of St. Simon tensive foundation 50 to 60 feet under populated d noble struct foundation E posed main of this as we The House too hard upol and the aied somewhat ur :psy blood predictior ,nd still more spect to the attitude, ani vation of mo: bOttrinft emin touches the where half-a-c only a bare si3 n prom hould of the ne It interest al ixicty mes of their piousand pot the Lord i in a bi the office of tie en ge : this received only instead of a tone is by our g until 4:2 THE PI nd - either:ll - a;:eru v r ;ed her wr. es. uncle] y custo We would e rid your or )t the assure Save been fu anuly and mi to hay a the d. •ery part ventilat szci in it r when I portly, med nE T COBD t fortniLJ 1 will a nt and the LE Lot I Lc..ctu ith exhibit st expells'; t 1)0•;;t Drmolu, a superb. l , 3 ,' 9 sc;,d m the Stilli,or I Lamps • iard-roonl• ble and and other r ~ nstant, vv` e e. ioni Mt. ILD FIJI I , I UP " 0 CHINA/ AUCTiu;iri natant,. P r `i co 4 on-squat' IT tiftkl , e v ing-ro01: 11 ,t or l Ylsablesi, ~.rs; and c , r4 Glass, I P': I nd lofty 'v I Tables, AV h oga y to , 3 ,1 ster Cari e 11 ,- 1 andral S-e ed. sale , of sale, sr, at his Di! 4 1' ClIOICA " f: - FACr" - 411' , at Elec e-n atir Mart, 8, eces of l ' f ;ti ; )' st every d e ,;:i c tolf: iodern O r Ogi , amasks , r „,rfr, Ig-rooms , bei';; of Ps ? fBLC• 1 t _. .gf 0,14.•` -- 0 0 0 1 7th insts nt, of few da31 5 4 0 , " any 9g P S: ST, ' r o l o r o the 1101100ept person , ' 1 1 ,i ess, Ins s e whom 0° 1 , 0' 4 {4 r Cures 1 3 „ e 5 ; rewspsP e ` at!, erpool, f tli a e iseases node Of t ",ta plifie d experii,q eqt oer o p , , to, r et cos t ece,;(o,,lt , tli the Leani—u-,,ltily',e Pi; rn, , ;, of I,o' by lsl 1, ter , eill;iPA 9 be relgre rnaYS '` .nuu neartn 'tugs, cane-at..... and Sofa Tables, Mahogany„ anu some Mahogany-frsuned ' irs, Ditto Conehes Cloth, and Damask Fa Chair, Mahoganaffonnier F igured Damask and Noree n Window Cu y rt C ains, with Fren. Rods and Poles, handsome Brussels C arpets, D i tto Stair Cat , nets, Oil Cloth, Mahogany Hatstand, T wo Mahogany Hall Chairs, Hall Lamp, China, Glass, and Earthenware, &c. Also, the whole of the Kitchen Utensils. in - ape viewed (= itt'"ale, and ( j;irk p, Auctione N.B. VS_ _ mt, and on the Morn- :state Agent, Afarinet:'s4t PURE NERVOUS A , OR MENTAL COMPLAINTS )3 URE ONLY pY THE REV. C DR. D WILLIS 'MOSELEY. ultE NERVOUS or MENTAL CO A P P L A I NTS vrere never cured by any with certainty till Dr. WILLIS lOSELEY cured himself, and he is the only pe r so n now w h o can cure M ental Disease, as certainly as bodily are cured by other persons. for Dr. W. M. h as b een in the habit of doing this fivethirty years, alsand out of 15,000 a p p li cants, i ncluding twenty- Physician s Admirals, Ge ner and Surgeons, Nobl es . N o bl esses, M.P. f s, the last fift een y , Barrikers, Clergyme a esmen, & c., i n ears, knows not twe tncured, who have fol lowed his advice. Depression of rite, inquietude, sleepless ness, involuntary blushing, •, ike to society, unfitness for study, loss of memory, d ions, vertigo, blood to the bead, mibaustion,. melancbo groundless fears, indecision. wretch edness, thoughts self-destruction. and insfitu 't v it,nlf a... av Means of cure sent to all p ar t s. 0 MIL soon, at tneir own. A- NEW PAMPHLET for NOTHING, with cases, testimo nials, symptoms, cures, &c., will be sent to any address : and franked home, if one stamp is i nc l ose d ; an d also his T WELVECHAPTERS, called by Professor Savage, Surgeon, " The best book on Nervousness, s ' if 16 stamps are sent. borne from 11 to 3-Is, Bloomsbury-street, Bedford- square. COUGHS AND INFLUENZA. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, strong l y re commended by the faculty for giving relief in that dis iLessing cough which invariably follows an a tt ac k o f Ipared and sold in boxes, Is. lid., and tins, 1 1 u les. 6d. each, by S a n, Chemist, patent Medicine Londond retail, by all Illrugzists and 4-atent Medicine Vendors. RECENT TESTIMONtAS. Birkenhead, near , erpool, have been afflicted with a s ere cough t 4 breath, for nearly eight rears nd after_tryi or did not find himself b er. I purclia;ed a small box 4,,,ARATING'S LOZENGES 0 011, from which I found great 4 4 :?fit. The second bo. s. 9d. size , c om pl e t e l y cured me, can now breathe re free, and RID a free from couh m ever I was in my ' . Hoping ly that others, similarly afflicgt '', Will avail then ves of so certain and safe a remedy. I remain, Sir, yours faithfully, ANDEF .1% Geo. H. Cowell, Chemist, 72, Dale-street, Liver London, 9, King's Arms Yard.l4lh Jan., 1848. ear Sir,-1 have much pleasure in testifyi ng t o the merits W.? - eur Cough Lozenges , known as " B ea ti ng ' s L ozenges. " I hne been troubled with a hacking Cough for many years past, at a recommendation of a friend I was induced to try your rilem;e, and am happy to ray after using two boxes of them Myself perfectly restored. I have recommended my I,lllonads t a o s usetem. 7 l am, yours truly, Keating,Esq. GEO. B. BELCHEIL C. OF INFLUENZA. aunty, .Tan. 18, 1848 left me with (7,iirEr). Your loz quenza a Si .omus Ki.atin"i;Vsqj Servant. THOS. E. DAVIS. 13, 147e rP00l Wholesale Agents—T . E VRE and Co., Seel-street, S. Sox. and Co, Lord-street, and Messrs. CLAY and Izr 4,4vtli• Waketield-itreet, Saint Anne-street, 'Si holizale provisions of the " Liver " An Act for "the Improvemin e Se. the Borough of Liverpo nd for makin g for the Sanatory R ions o f th e said B3rough.- The Interest wi e paid Half-yearly, on the Ist of January and Ist of July.' Alt tort-- - further proviiiOni Asimix; Liverpool I to the undersigned, or to CAPES Public Offices, Cornwallis-street, By order Priv tatibTfrations. Just published, price Two Shillings, MITE CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION of the I POOILLA.WS in the TOWNSHIP and UNION of WEST D MtBY. ished by MiTcHELI, HEAT° No. 34, Dui, ny Bookseller Just Published, Price Is., 'TOPE FOIL THE CANALS By THOMAS BOYLE. Containing information of the most vital importance to Rai •.., ualv. vtiazat a i uprieturts, rassen Manufacturers, and all who eit __London: SIMPKIN, M ALL, 3irmingham : J INSOLVENT DEBTOR, to house, Portugal-street, Lincol he27th day of March instant, C heard at the Court n-fields, Middlesex, treet, and R hen of 1 rpool, the xnaid-sect if or 114, Bold-street, and 2, Col It-street, Liverpool, and for a short period of 170, Grove- reet, verpool, all in Lancashire, importer of and dealer i rim e oidery wools, patterns, canvas, silks, and fanc ,00ds, linen an nted cottons, then travelling in various arts of England, out of business, and lately lodging at the uildhall Tavern, King-street, Cheapside, London, out of business. 40, Coleman-street, City, and i5,-iViliiiiin FOR CHILDREN CUTTING 'I A/TRS. JOHNSON'S AMERIC .111 SYRUP.—This infallible Remedy It of Children when thointlit nest reearp HEIR TEETH. AN SOOTHING of a ti , nts should never b't:. [dren ; for to imitate it, under tin copying parts of Mrs. Johnson's Bills. &c fore, be very particular to ask for JOID SOOTHING SYRUP, and to notice that CLAY and SONS 95 Farringdou-street LC of Americ !ling saup, and Parenii till!, there- SON'S AMERICAN AMERICAN the Names of BAR mdon, (to whom Mrs. tar.slp attixed on each Joi►nyon has solil tie reripe,) are on th Bottle. as they come in contact with the metai points, produce the tune. The blocks are moved along in lively music by a small crank handle. In slow or sacred music, another ►dreds i handle, moving like that of a pump, is used, by which the vulsions I notes may be maintained, when required, to any length_ When one block has pass'ed over the phite, anon • the continuation of the piece, or at may b, r con- tune or piece or music, anu are sour at so much so that any one may now order a mile of m us i c ! for our gratification, played on the !Jarmo uadrilles, hymns, &c., with great ayariety of airs', c meeting of the I of thn ' delay, royal exiles, we need scarcely add, wa fully affecting character. After a few moments the whole of the royal pprty left the station in thre vate carrages for Claremont. Mr. P chairman, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Schutzer of the directors, were present to receive the roy a l exile 'ascoe Grenfell, 'th and several othp Her Majesty the Queen had offered to send her private carriages to convey the royal party to Claremont, but the ex-King declined the proffered courtesy, preferring to travel in a private manner to his destination. ANOTHER " MR. SMITH."—On the c French landing at Newhaven, several gent-- and the Queen at the inn, congratulated them on thei. safe arrival, welcoMed Rem to Newhaven, and offered theM ell the hospitality the place could afford. Mr. Elpick, the principal landlord, said that if his majesty preferred the quiet of a private house to an inn, his house was at his service, as well as his carriages and horses. The King, with many thanks, declined the hosnithhln -King of the N, secretary LOANS OF MONEY. BOROUGII OF LIVERPOOL. 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ROBERTS and Co., Crane-court, Meet street, London ; and Sold Wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Churchyard; Barclay and Sons, Famngdon-street ; Sutton 84 Co„ Bow Churchyard; Sanger & Co., Oxford-street, London ; Mottershead and Roberts, Manchester: Raimes and en__ Win. come N enders in the Kingdom. In Bottles, at Is. lid. an 2s. 911. each. *** The Bottles at 2s. 9d. contain nearly three LORD BROUGHAM.—Lady Brougham has received let- 411 ters from the south of France which state that the learned lord was detained at Cannes by indisposition. Ili Lord ship was tc.o unwell to rielt the fatig-tte- consequent - on tra, I IANISNL-Our townsman. Mr. Smith, of , who has long been the first in this town tc ord- I t tion of a new and most. ingcnious, though simple, piece of mechanism, called the ANTIPIIONEL, which, when fixed on the harmonicon, the organ, and the piano forte, enables The invention is ,eculiar given, in strict accompaniment with the voices —the only requisite in the player being a correct ear as to time. The whole machine is but two feet long and four inches wide. On the top is a flat metal surface, pierced across • A.l A ." • - •••• /CM W. points, rising a little above the metal plate. These points are the extremities of small levers encased below, and communicate with the keys, so that any point being pressed down, presses down the corresponding ke and y, produces the desired note. The " music books,' if we may so call them, are a succession of small blocks of wood, winch are forced onward along the metal plate. On the iembling those on the barrel of a hand organ pins, re- though linutenes. ,c 1 we hal raw be s 'he Oa mom nim., Amu pulling tue WOOLICu u w u.s a EMU. roller, which presses th em aga inst, the polished metal cars plate before alluded to. The machine itself passes the into the vail. blocks along by means of a small cog-wheel, Working on a ; the altars thin rack attached to each block. This inventiOn must be pa s t seen in order duly to appreciate its simplicity and excel- ' ' lenco. ived at t Madeleine to the Pluce de Bastile, its destination. From the coluinn there drooped two flags of black crape spangled with silver stars, symbolic of tears. Before the entrance to the vault beneath it were erected two immense pillars or altars, ea- 1- by a " 1 .tirrnounti cloth. It was nearly J o'ilo, ere the fur he column : the coffins were then borne while the " sacred fire" was kindled on On nj part of tb route was pubic peace strtnint rii,tk•wkr.A arm the queen were comfortable where they were, and the latter felt disinclined to remove. " Truly indeed, am " the King said, " that 'a . ppy and „ • --- I have once more arr i ve d i n E n gl an d , and which I will not leave again. The bullets were striking the windows and doors when I escaped from the Tuilleries, but here I am, safe and unhurt. I have nothing to tax my conscience with, and nothing to reflect upon (laying his hand upon his heart), and I thank you very much. But hero are only two cards, and there are three of you, and I wish to tie care of them all three, as containing the Tr. — 'be f- ,ne Kind friends, the first to wt„ and to England , ; where is the oth er ?" C o l o n e l R ot ,• lther card, which happened ue that of the rector of Newh aven . t o hi s ma j esty. " Mr. Smith !" exclaimed the King, after identifying the individuals with their names : that is curious, indeed ! ; the first to welcome me should e assume name was Smith by ranee; and, look, this is my pass ale of William Smith!" FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS OF THE FRENCH REVO LUTION.—The funeral honours decreed by the Republic to the victims of the conflict that destroyed the Bourbon dynasty were performed on Saturday, with a degree of splendour too brilliant for solemnity. There were no emblems of grief, t ' no mourners save a few of the the deceased. It was on the whole a popular triumph. The funeral cars were decorated with colours. Vast numbers of the people collected before noon about the Madeleine, and thence along the whole fine of the Boulevards, a tri-colOured band was extended froni tree to tree or lamp to lamp. The extreme walled the Church de-Madeleine was hung with black cloth and tri-coloured flags, and several descriptions were fixed here and there. The crowd was so dense that the magistrates and officials alone could enter the church. There were numerous military bands, and the Provisional Government were present. The- funeral cars contained 15 coffins. The bodies of those claimed by their friends had previously been given up for priVate interment. There was much d and martial music, and singing. The female rela of the victims joined the procession, attired in deep Theyrocession included, military of all kinds, angst the emblems carried were the .n sinner anddistiric;tly heard throughout the audience, not one of whom: we are st. irnmer are, bet out a silent prayer that he might be lo his new elevation with such wholesor doctrine, w )p, accom M'Neile Stowell, Rev. C. Campbell, A. R. Dal localdergy, adjourned to "The Grow sion of Mr. J. Campbell, who las, and seN " theho: Idsome deieul ld rever irom what is known to ized their intercourse during the twenty y( Episcopate. _ lave ch aving men more t an once Mr. J. Cam age and administration of St. Paul's, who ar W. Jones, Mr. Edw. Cropper, Mr. R. Bickerstet Mr. 'l'. W. Bennett, will be of opinion, that WI renuer mm an act of justice, in making menti the untiring. 'energy, and the princely munifieen has manifested throughout, from the first commeno of St. Pauls to the happy consummation with whit entire was crowned on Thursday last. The ham tiles with which the charch is paved are the rich prcs his brother-in-law, Herbert Minton, Esq., Stoke-i Trent, a gentleman who has already built and endo, vas asao vrell !WU A suitably splendid organ is in progress, further gift to St. Paul's Church from Mr. John Cat himself. Comment would be both needless and place. On Wednesday evening, after the consecration • Simon's Church, his Grace proceeded to Albury Dr. M'Neile's residence at Aigburth, where he h opportunity of meeting a numlx , r of the clergy at di ana on knursoay evening Dr. MlNeile again entcrl at dinner, to meet the Archbishop, a large party of and laity, including the Mayor, Rev. Rector Brooks, J. Jones. Rev. T. Nolan, 84,c. HiS G race rema i ne d' Dr. M'Neile during his visit to Liverpool, and left A House at an early hour on Friday morning. His coot lion as Archbishop of Canterbury will take place on h next, in Bow Church. SE Paul's Church will be open for divine vu Sunday morning next, at a quarter to eleven. DESCRIPTION. The church of St. Paul is built in the perpend style of gothic, being the third or latest style, as expl by Rickman. The nlnn nf fl‘r. • - ing a nave, chancel, and transepts. The dimense3 side are 128 feet from the tower to the chancel win, 48 feet wide in the nave, and 36 feet wide in the tramn the distance from north to south inside the transepts feet, the height is 30 feet to the eaves and 50 feet tt ridge. Externally the church is plain, but the char well maintained ; the tracery of the windows is 110 1 - elegant, but there is a want of depth in th, mouldings, which we fear has been the -neemy. The tower is only about. 25 feet - 4- , but it will tllrm rpears of belfry window at of the con Ily part, of t to the do( From the litho ; we observe there will be a lofty high, and we trust there will mental ridge tilt re new in this y have a very plea ing which seems ened have been better if they had been lOwpr.and the prine.ipal had been kinus, '"'" t z wellt baturJay morning nc chu leavenly Lothing to be thich each repro rily brief, w.ere peauty of detail .eviously witnc' 'stem, the risc—Jupitcr his mo art, ani ith an from . ihe alluded i: St. Barn opportm an instr ne . went off 1 iave 1101 ve trust :hurzed. of Ole d is 100 I serve o the arch -and I gal !suit of a I 17 -actor of his 13 only ion of lee he ble ti-ansp: .udience chiding ibited might, acknowledging, abas' Schools, t. :indness in ,ssing a W€ ly of Grea ey enjoyec The P: the remai that the ( directed tc th 6 wort e than a t the organ le building ignite they rer Antioch the une . xpecti immediate the tr (1 - iu the lading 11,1 of which op.trueecs of ure for their v. Fr e immediate vi(iffity I).4Et of the iialii;27 arty ay scven o'clock. ozi fall, to :ation igularly n anyth I. The , are a , if vl le espy le indeed r complete triump 1 adequate 'esent of - the Queen ii appearance of n•st of - continued ar this the Rev. Mr. t loyal 131g;,in Queen ions to Mr. I ever inetary ;Suns' t of the [Aural I.eulogium on the man- A.tder. It so competent chovah's Nfr. Hall op tale Dnounced,''and and erc :I to the charity, but ) may soon be dis- Ist be employed in ritial more properly and more LS', as well a 3 M .nstitutiQn ay next, ) theii,