The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

Pii/frvi,“r2cZX,'2 , Y , . , / ,, 4 1 A-C} C - C " e 4474/t,/zr7.) /"/ ~z~ Voir. 2 C- 1 11 zoo tte V I..rg )NETAII I 31 0 _ ° ' rm all . Weie!, principal from 5° 31e ,40 , Id NOl4llllPcji is not been", an d 5 1301;4 t proving y . 70 7 18/9; 1 14 a lton and Shrew:Anil,. 1 Union Bs' ;n a dvance Produce n n tinue to e u ", matters be iag f I The sing ands likw ,n is firm s t, t'P rl • 44' Ga r "' pore for to"' 412 6 d . ,, " Canada '- effect on oluoro lie sales are [le followig een the 4tb To Great Britain• 33,08 5, 154,038 s • ._ - .6 aada, Ca pt nd by tele gr Tht the 26tH the Bth fug on the 3_00,1 n - 01 1 O p. rn • , ye adlices --- yr s/ id-dust ree steam, P " 0 r e was being migranta 11 starvwg,!, aid 014 ) continu' Port RO! id been eet ions, new The Pr con"' I‘l )0 Star° out o n ;he from rese wc~~ Cu": "Trill 804' The lent , aV see prn K►rlll.er eetinPle g v c xaro f t ern",, - e as 0:;4, thenrv;lice. iv tbePA G lia nl tt! ; ,er ' s ee .to f 14 "irec ) , 11 fc;abt'. 111. 0, S 1 r4 i oi _„ett "' t er, i . 10 01, es7 t oll re eg , se _,, s t Ftee osik u r , 1 1 e C l O '. °ll c iviE l og e !° r set r Pic te a s ia C, l e ar r: .its i voef ie r 3 iosociec torgirr o‘ io i ; rod' Atia„ itOtAt El l itßt • tee i" tugger, Mr.W. R. Copeland,ls,Gt.Charlotte - et. 'Be I t . Of the'lageTnent respectfully announces the Re-eagagement celebra ted Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN ; 1114.con '.1,4,gsgeme it of Mr. JOHN REEVE, Mademoiselle ..41 CUSHINIE, and M. M ILANO.' hopOSearance at this Theatre of Mr. HENRY VANDEN _I/44.isre„,otrinthe Theatre Royal. Haymarket; and Mr..and ki JONES, from the Theatre Royal, Norwich; 1 , 111 , 8 LHALMERS. Present TUESDAY EVENING, the 3rd instant, . .............. . Mr. Barry Sullivan. Vir . Miss . F. Cathcart. c A After which, the Farce of Toer -- .—ICHING AN HEIRESS. wig ... . .... . .. Mr. John Reeve. To e Sa I IY Giggle Mrs. R. Power. oaclude with a new Ballet of Action, entitled cbaraTctleirE .E RIGAND CU. by Mademoi,sefte Ther LEF ese Cushnie and —l q 9 e ita° W. Citied M. , —THE p a 14,',1. 1SE MENT ; n" AMBROSE GWINETT. 11?A tI Pit u r, R f l , T9 A Y HE IRON CHEST, ahned Fourth.oß ROY. At of ll °4 8- 4 8 7ty C „ ; li t i i !: nd il L i g C l l ) l E ß LlM DE L' HARE M. sildtir,;; MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Barry Sull i van. c on : tg r ß e l s G e A B N e - D xes CH 3 I s E . F. . Side Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, 44. 1 Gall itl e rY, 6d. s. Second Price—Dress Boxes, 25.; Side gd • ; P, THEATRE ROYAL. NOTICE. lI GR AND CONUNDRUM NIGHT. 00 ",,S OF TH UNDRUMS k , YESTIO AND ANNIVED, ' had at the` lox-orFics of the THEATRE ROYAL, THIS DAY, from Ten till Four. Price One Shilling. JOHN PARRY'S 8 N TERTAI N M E N T WILL TAKE PLACE t b kr -44 1 , THE CRAVEN ROOM_S„IIIRKENHEAD, 4 01.1 4 ESENT TUESpArtVENING, DECEMBER 3. at Ejght. To c•mmence at Half-past Eight. • 4 1e ,, - ART-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. ELECTRO BIOLOGY, Oft i t c , THE ELECTRICAL SCIENCE OF LIFE. Ai n 't W. STONE begs to announce that TO -1011 : -' BROW (Wednesday) 7 .' NG..._ the 4th instant, 4:e llye his FAREWE ERTAINMENT to a Liver ' tra t n ce, at the ove Hall, on which occasion he will i n . ''s tnos musing Experiments in this interesting \'‘erved i .t .„ . _ Seats, Is. 6d.; Side Gallery, Is. ; Body, 6d. " • " REs ON THE MUSICAL SERVICES' OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. ), vM. SUDLOW'S THIRD LECTURE will titkoze delivered at the Liver cial—Pitttharutonic Hall To- Vtt. eke 7 (Wednesday), the ecember. tto be obtained t ie Offices of the Society, Exchange 44 11 " 4 .1 Galley, Is. Gd. Lecture to begin at Eight o'clock . ViI I' E V ,,, ER POOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. t„ENTH and LAST SUBSCRIPTION CON- Wit take place on TUESDAY, the 17th instant- II ',am mwl linclude BEETHOVEN'S SYMPHONY Ntti e 3 flat, and the celebrated CONCERTO, by John Sebas lt 4'? for three Piano-fortes, with stringed accompaniment. 14=-4.1(110-forte Mr. CHAS. IJIWII• HORSLEY. am pno-for te Mr 13 N .IA lon o - forte Mr . WILLIAM T. It BES S T AC. . tV" • ts Violin.. 11. WARD W. THOMAS. ..... • • ola Mr. BAETENS. Vi oloncello Mr. HADDOCK. p rise Doübleipal Vocalist Mr. JULIES STOCKHAUSEN. OtltAt e° nductor Mr. J. Z. HERNIANN. c s ,l)ti, 1, for unappropriated Stalls, 7s. 6d. each, to be bad )4 4 1 9tet, pPrietors and Annual Subscribers only. o lli n i n or the front Stalls in the Gallery, 45. each, and the yLtll4 B eats 3¢. each. 110411 yof the Concert, Tickets can only he obt a i n ed a t 'd.as the Office in Exchange-court on that day will be By order, WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec tl DER h. P OOL GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION, j wVVO 31, . 4 JECFURES RODNEY-STREET on EGYPT and the DESERT, 4.1 1 111 s by the Rev. H. H. HIGGINS. 'tl V EN IiNteVNG , (Tuesday,)—EGYPT: its History, Antiqui ae ational Productions, and Customs of 14 4 1101Jec lI•&TLESDA c. . ENING next, the 10th instant,- 84_t F: Mode ravelling, Scenery, Geology, Julia b t 55 S Interest, &c., &c. t e _. rate by a series of beautiful Dissolving Views. \ ,..... :Lgre to commence at Half-past Seven o'Clock. W. H. BAINBRIGGE, Hon. Sec. IN BEHALF OF THE A `vER P OOL CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL S. 4CO ND COUR SE of CIETY THREE LECTURES, fl 3, the Rev. H. H. HIGGINS, M.A., • •ou.ro PALESTINE • and THE DEAD SEA, SAmARTA and GALILEE, v) I. 1 7 4 111 4 • LEBANON, DAMASCUS, and BAALBEC, pve Y n in the COLLEGIATE ON tiptollite2(,MA NEXT, December Sth, INSTITUTI and 12th, and , 191 h. „yeiiirditustratioit-disc of 30 feet dianieter,_beaou -4,lit s ew ,T:ta on new and improved aif-p method . even. Doni e tod the commence at Course.. 2s. a Single Lecture. Ti li eL PPer d 5 if. • • 283.. o 6d. „ It, tet 'etS e q.. Is. Od. ficl• or at e had at Mr. A. NEWLINO'S, Bookseller, Bold- and Co.'s, Booksellers, Berry-street . tzt, " 1 13ITT L AST WEEK OF THE SEASON. PN OF THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, P ° Nr — POSTOFFICE-PLACE. Fri zt -4,11181T10N of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS &en - rl f , 44 E . ON SATURDAY NEXT, the 7th instant -741.,14, Ten till Dusk,pd.-ttrifiF - Evenings, except 44 BR ILLIA LIGHTED BY GAS,' tti li et . 3 t3ion_ Seven till Ten o'clock. \ ,,___ e4taf • ; Children under Twelve Years of Age, Half ognes,6d. H. C. PIDGEON, Secretary APC7„,,ARTS.—PRIVATE EXHIBITION. %, I , a -.-tr,GG, PRINTSELLER, 52, BOLD -STREET, 41,0 1 , t t the ho nour to announce to the Nobilty and Gentry, `. 41 1t4 1 8 ON VIEW, for a few days, at his Gallery, Two Ia .TORICAL PAINTINGS, A ht BY THOS. GEO. DUVAL, EsQ., 4 11k R - 1 1c,,BUNYAN I EDI NG WITH CHIEF . HALE FOR ELEASE FROM PRISON." 4 ki'l EVE G SCENE IN JOHN BUNYAN'S 14°11 by Card, ro ß be s ?la N d Vrh P e l' Gallery, 52, Bold-street. /iE W t; A L FOR THE ENDOWMENT OF THE CHURCH OF ST. STEPHEN THE th e AIARTYR, EDGE-HILL. 4 0 4 ; 0 4 a tt :P eh ring of 1849 the Committee whose names t o .of . tis ed to this appeal issued a circular, calling the at e Public to the state of Church accommodation at ti kt he y' w ich it appeared, that for a po ulation of 7567 4 k it th er !en about 4000 belong to the mi -and poorer t 0) th e " e Was a Church for 900 per with 80 free sit iZthelact.t4o_st inconvenient parts t. listws opened ich now amounts to £5394 op os 'i of building, p a 338 for the endowment. On 1 , 4 i11 )0 :!,(1 e5 i,,5 in the pr nt year, the first stone of a new Olor Or t i,T.SI by . Scott, of London, was la id . by the ly LI 4: to "eplo , the walls of which are now rising so 1191,",, ? Lis a_ reasonable expectation that the Church , e elabout May, 1851. t 111 h e r 5. tl ioa a c ts . 2fit;Ved , f , or by Mr. ; Dempster, for e~k or lirchi= l in,ZrorLia'r",7,7i ht II the 'Works Warming, Ventilation. and Lighting 4,46 a. eht; 4 e t n ,cing, and Furniture will be aboOt .e 12•0 more. n is , ealcula*ed to r conain . abotlt , looo persons, an.El must be free, for the use of the poor, for . ever, th re will be let at a low rate to the residents in the '44;tbl e ere will be a very small income from pew rents It e h °I. the Clergyman's stipend and the expenses of the 41 '41n his h 11)e at' orri es absolutely necessary that the endowment Bt .W2OOO ;and in addition to this a repair fund be required shout — 1 7 5 - 007a7tri . Owards t is the Committee X 5733, of which about £2280 was ontainen from gatio • It of St. Mary's and the inhabitants of Edge 17.1C 0 , 1 th,Mo ti l r 'llttee do not doubt that He who has prospered re .,,t thus far will continue His blessing ; but inasmuch e o ktiv e "Orces seem to be nearly exhausted, they have no t be c opse Ft to issue this fresh appeal. The Church ;414 1)e T 2tecrated until it is endowed ; they therefore ear ta be a e 4 tm o t their friends will enabl successfully commencede them to complete. FO R BUILDING THE NEW CHURCH IN TI DISTRICT OF EDGE-HILL. 14;'"Eitr i 14. Athe v if h ark rton, E sti. le„Pirr,r• ,Va h , J. ~`'4,€l., Rumford-place. 4.ll)ep'.owson Principal of the Collegiate Institution 't" '• Lemon', Esq., Birchfield, Edge-lane. VsjYwcwin-les, Esq., Brunswick-street. Esq Mount Vernon Geeen. 44„,v4tit,A"Partn, Esq. " Hackins'-hey. St-„Vilit, Esq., Beech-terrace. i s i 4 rd Esq, North John-street. w~ilia l 4o,L ti n,, Esq., Birchfield, Edge-lane. D - 4 'Al— Mount Vernon•road. fli ng, Esq., Edge-lane. ._ TREASURERS. tit t on l7 l 4 n .!hwaite, Esq., 24, Water-street. mead, Esq., 37, Sefton-street. °r2)o o/, 'Woo& Es Ch Edge-hill etobe r '; 11th, butw. Itek;Zsietdiredards the Church previousl, £5394 19 3 111,44111::„.NATIONS TOWARDS THE ENDOWMENT. rtie,D'lng for mercies received, from a A Pri,„...) Der Rev F Barker .eloo 0 0 , Pri,l" ,l _,, per Rev . F . Barker 2O 0 0 t4`'Pri;,„l"'u, per Mrs . . Barker t;Akton* Per Spencer E. Lowndes, Esq. • 1,1 0 0 en , Zs, per Rev. F. Barker 1 1 0 b:Y, R ev ri 'lamas 15 0 0 ICeilli4 111" 10 0 I t , 1 44 11 1 I .har n , E sq. 50 0 0 it o ntly , hli: Charles, Esq 1 0 0 ho 4e N, 'F'ts iviey,„,,ornas, Esq 50 0 0 4,:! 1 , tcr w ° Mas, Esq., London 10 0 0 A P ".th ° , lSe ard ' E N' 10 0 0 A riel l d ,AI ra A (ir,,,yr; Per Mrs. Harden 5 0 0 It ? hem e, ~ Esq 5 0 0 I,;elZe, GeOiie .. F: ... 1 0 0 2 2 0 I,er, ILI, sq 10 0 0 1. 4 ,r-fii ii , ... Esq. 20 0 0 uith, ett,ilarity Basket 213 0 8 .......................... £338 6 0 invite t TO THE LADIES. TEFFERY, MOARISH, and CO. will feel obliged by an early inspection of their MILLI N E R Y. The Rooms, which have been for some time in course of preparation for this additional Department, are NOW OPEN, under the immediate directio.n.of a Lady of taste and experience. Comptarliouse, Church-street, Nor. 9, 1850. JOHN BRISCOE has much pleasure in calling the 0 attention of his Friends and the Ladies generally to his STOCK OF BONNETS, FURS, MANTLES, SHAWLS, SILK VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOES, EMBROIDERED ROBES, CASHMERES, PLAIDS, COBURGS, ALPACA LUSTRES, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES,,IFOR WINTER DRESS BLANK , LANNELS, WIN R HOSIERY, kc - a & 62 , OLDIIALL-STREET. T HE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT WINDOW AND BED CURTAIN PRICE LIST, HOUSE FURNISHING GUIDE AND DEPARTMENT ADVERTISER FOR NOVEMBER, 1850, IS NOW READY, And may be had GRATIS at the Establishment, and sent, post free, to all parts of the kingdom. J. C. & CO. are now prepared to undertake the most exten sive orders in HOUSE FURNISHING, also SHIPS' CABINS. For particulars, they would direct attention to their PRICE LIST of WINDOW and BED CURTAINS, BEDS and BED DING, MATTRF.SSES, TABLE LIN,EN, BLA.NKETS, &c. Gentlemen requiring Estimate ' e waited upon in any part of the North of England supplied w , tli every information. NEW AR,,R' VALS OF CARPETS. L2rTE LIVER THEATRE. J. CARMICHAEL & CO. WHAT A SPLENDID ROOM ! WROBERTS, HAIR-CUTTER, PERFUMER, • and GOSSAMER WIG-MAKER, 23, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL, respectfully returns thanks to his numerous Friends and Patrons for their kind support since he commenced business, and begs to inform them that after repeated solicitations he has taken a Shop No. 15, CASTLE-STREET, (NEAR THE EXCHANGE,) Where he has built a magnificent HAIR-CUTTING-ROOM, and fitted it up in a superior style, with every accommodation. He thinks he may say. without exaggeration, there is not such a Room in this country for Hair-cuttino• ere he hopes by strict personal attention to busi , n employing the most talented and respectable wo en, to meet with that support which it will ever be his cy to merit. W. R.'s style of it Cutting is so well known, and its superiority so gp ally admitted, that he thinks it superfluous to say more.a ut it; but he particularly calls the attention of Wig Wearers to his NEW VENTILATING GOSSAMAR WIG, which, for the fineness of its texture and natural appear ance, approaches so near perfection as almost to defy the scrutinizing eye of the connoisseur to detect it from Nature's choicest production—A Goon HEAD OF HAIR. AMUSEMENTS FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS ON SALE, a large quantity of BAGATELLE TABLES, CHESSMEN, BACKGAMMON BOXES, CHESSBOARDS, - "GAMES - -of. every description suitable inter Evenings' Amuse ments, at EA STEE'S, M T. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, AND GLASGOW-HOUSE, CHURCH-STREET THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE An immense Stock (by far the largest in the town) of FANCY DOESKINS; FUR BEAVERS, all Colours ; PILOT CLOTHS, warranted sound; MOHAIRS; LADIES' CLOTHS and other CLOAKINGS; TWEEDS, in Scotch and West of England Manufacture; TREBLE and DOUBLE-MILLED KERSEYS & DOESKINS have recently been received Mr Sale at our WAREHO „ LORD-STREET. ar6RRIS, BASSET, AND JONES. 27th November P.S.—The Trade and Wholesale Buyers liberally served THE ORIGINAL EDINBURGH FLOUR, BREAD, AND FANCY BISCUIT ESTABLISHMENT, 11, LONDON-ROAD. JAMES GIBBONS begs respectfully to inform his numerous Patrons and the Public generally, that, having purchased the Business established by his late brother, Mr. ROBERT GIBBONS, in the year 1841, he has placed it under the management of his Widow and Family, for whose interest he earnestly solicits a continuation of that liber ronage which their efforts have hitherto comman The high character that has gives to every article con nected with the trade v d at this establishment will be fully maintained, an utmost punctuality observed in the execution of all 0 s. A large ParcerOf the finest New SCOTCH MEAL has just been received direct from the Mills. Every variety of FANCY BREAD, BISCUIT, BLAIR ATHOL CAKE, SCOTCH SEED CAKE, SHORT BREAD, &c., &c. GLASGOW PEA MEAL, PEARL BARLEY, RYE, and FRENCH FLOUR. N.B.—Observe, nearly opposite the Blind Asylum. ALLAN'S CHANDELIER AND GASFITTING WAREHOUSE, 2, PARKER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL. The success which has attended this Establis hment, since its opening in ISO, justifies Mr. ALLAN in his anticipations that a First-class House, established on the principle of producing Goods only of the best quality, and of elegant designs, at the lowest possible profit, could not fail of public support. He hopes, therefore, to confirm his position still further, during the present season, by bringing forward _ _ ~ a succession of New Design ; and, from the fact of the Advertiser being extensively engaged in the Manufac ture of every description of GAS CHANDELIERS and FITTINGS, &c., he is enabled, sell at Low Prices, but to guarantee *yr Article sold at his iblishment WHOLESALEtot c D SHIPPING ORDERS P P TLY EXECUTED. GASF: v4 7.IICG in all its Branches, and general Repairs ; o, Old Lamps and Chandeliers Rebronzed Mimufactor3 Elm-bank Foundry, Glasgow r, Upper Thomas-street, London TO BULLION DEALERS, BANKERS, 4ND ALL HOLDERS OF CASH. PLATE, AND ---• VALUABLE PROPERTY. "LIXTRAORDINARY and SUCCESSFUL RESIST. ANCE to ROBBERS of MILNER'S "HOLDFAST' and FIRE RESISTING SAFE. I THE STRONGEST SAFEGUARD EXTANT AGAINST ROBBERY AND FIRE. Early last year, Messrs. Wm. Watson and Co., (late Watsor Brothers,) applied to Thos. Milner and Son, to construct foi them one of their strong Holdfast Safes or Chests, to contait 10,000 dol'ars in silver, for its safe conveuance over the moun tains from the mines to Tampico. The Gentleman writing for the Safe was at the time lying confined t .his - bed from a bullet and two bayonet wounds he had r ved in an attack of the Mexican robbers on a valuable voy, in which the Safe he then used was broken up and ndered of a large amount of specie. The Safe and W n constructed for it were ex hibited at our works, and t everal Liverpool houses, and met with great approval fro several of our engineers and prac tical men, and don ess will be in tbe recollection of the Public, and we ha great pleasure in announcing that we have received the fo wing polite and unsolicited note from Mr. Watson, who as since given us permission to publish it. "Derby Buildings. 20th September, 1850. "Mr. W.L.TsoN presents his compliments to Mr. MILNER, and has to communicate to him the following extract of a letter, dated the 11th ultimo. from his partner, at Tampico : "The Iron Waggon and Safe, (ex Josephine,)with Sixty Bars of Silver, was attacked by Vorty-tive Robbers, between Catore and San Luis Potosi, and they worked twelve hours to open the Chest, and did not succeed ; - meantime assistance came frem San Luis Potosi. "This is very satisfactory, and does you credit, and will, no doubt, lead to further orders." The whole of the outside of this Safe was half-inch wrought iron, proof against sledge-hammers, chisels, or any other vio- and Merchant's Safes in course of construe. iinond Merchant in London—of which we extensive and complete of their class in the world, employing more experienced Workmen (upwards of 100, assisted by the most approved and powerful machinery) than all the Safe makers in England together—a Lancashire Workshop well worth looking over. Its whole operations—from the cutting up and working of the Wrought-iron Plates and Bars, from the thickness of a half-crown to that of its diameter, to the building up of these superb and massive Safes—the filling of their chambers with the Fire-resisting materials—the arrange ment of their powerful Hinges, Bolts, and impregnable Locks —altogether are well worthy of the study of the Mechanic and the Man of Science. THOS. MILNER AND SON, 54, LORD-STREET. ‘- - ,ZI-clzt 11 - ,•:,,,,- ~ • :-..- 1 , irii 0 ce..... I ... r bi ..... ..i 0 AND GENERAL C No. 1467.1 GEORGE AMBLER, SHIRT MAKER, ROSIER, GLOVER, and GENTLEMEN'S •UTFITTER, 108, BOLD-STREET, R ESPECTFULLY informs his Customers, that he has a good Assortment of WINTER HOSIERY, GLOVES, DRESS SHIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, ST r DEKS, COLLARS, TERMS-12VIDT MONEY. GEORGE AMBLER, 108, BOLD-STREET, (OPPOSITE MESSRS. CLAY AND ABRAHAM'S.) AND AT MMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLE7 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1850. CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS, AT THE LONDON AND FRENCH PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSES, 5, HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL, 59 AND 61, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER. eIUTLEY and HEIGHWAY beg to inform the Public and the Trade, that, in consequence of the continued increase of their business, they are compelled to make another addition to their LIVERPOOL WARE HOUSE, to effect which, and make room for their NEW SPRING GOODS (which are now in course of preparation,) they will SELL the whole of their EXTENSIVE STOCK at an IMMENSE REDUCTION. Chintzes, for Bed-rooms, at 4d. per Dozen. Splendid Satins, Block Printed, at Is. Gd. per Dozen. Ditto, for Staircases, at 4d. „ . • Rich Flock, Ditto, at 2s. Od. „ Grounded Ditto, for Parlours,at 6d. ~ .„.....---- Satin and Gold (French) at 3s. Od. „ [PRICI FIVEPBNC E. STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP, SUPERIOR STYLE, WITH REASONABLE CHARGES. A most superb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promenade VESrINGS; TROUSERINGS in_pery - Ciriety. Fit warrnted. 715SEPH DAVIS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT-STREET. A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE MAitle - TO THE TRADE, AGENTS, AND LARGE CONSUMERS. ea C. and H. have an IRON TE.Ati,E, with Beam, &c-, complete, to DISPOSE► OF, which they will Sell at a Great Sacrifice. MAGNUS'S PATENT ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY PIECES, BILLIARD TABLES, CHIFFONIERS, WASHSTAND TOPS, TABLE TOPS. &c., &c., In imitation of all the various Marbles, Granite, Porphyry, and Inlaid Work. This Article has been extensively patronised by His Royal Highness Prince Albert, His Grace the Duke of Wellington, and others of the Nobility and Gentry of London. It is now used very largely in the manufacture of BATHS, as also HEADSTONES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, &c. For the latter articles Enamelled Slate is peculiarly eligible. It is stronger and far more durable than Marble; excels it in colour and polish ; and though superior in every respect, is little more than one-third the cost. MINTON AND CO.'S PALIV,,EITT AND ENCAUSTIC TILES, For the Floors of Churches, Halls, Vestibules, getiservatories, &c.; also glazed for Hearths, Covings, Tanks, Wash houses, &c. ISk ,— and Letter Tablets, for Railway Stations. MESSRS. RAYNER and HUTT - ON beg respectfully to invite Architects and Builders generally to inspect their STOCK of the above ARTICLES at their SHOW-ROOMS, No. 11, HANOVER-STREET. Price Lists, with Sheets of Drawings, will be furnished on application, and also Designs for Nlinton's Tiles, got up with the greatest promptitude and exactness, free of charge. THE GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING COMPLETE EQUIPMENT WAREHOUSES, 24 AND 26, BOLD-STREET. P. L. MACTAGGART, PROPRIETOR A T this ESTABLISHMENT Gentlemen and Families may obtain every Article of DRESS et very moderate prices, mid of such serviceable qualities and so well aid so substantially made, as must girl universal satisfaction "AGENT FOR: SWAIN AND CO.'S CELEBRATED PALETOTS THE BALMORAL WRAPPERS THE BOSJESMAN SPENC,Irk THE MEXICAN PONCHOS, MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF AND AIRPROOF FABRICS WALKER, BABB, AND CO.'S AND GRANVILLES AND CO.'S EXQUISITELY LIGHT WATERPROOF GARMENTS, so portable when folded up as to be carried in the pocket. RAILWAY TRAVELLING AND BRIGHTON CARRIAGE RUGS, THE SCOTTISH MOUNTAIN PLAIDS. in great variety, and every size. YOUTH'S PLAIDS, CLAN PATTERNS DRESSING GOWNS, in Shawl Cloth, Cashmere, and French Coating. HOUSE, STUDY, WALKING, AND SHOOTING COATS, YOUTH'S TOP COATS, in great variety, and of every size EMIG Proceeding to any quarter of the world may ob A select Stock •( FRENCH HATS, of admirable make and shapes London-made, Alpaca, Silk, and Gingham UMBRELLAS A very heavy and fashionable Stock of I 3 ROAD CLOTHS, WAISTCOATINGS, AND TROUSERIKG S for the ensuing season. whether for the voyage or as a supply to EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TAILORS' TRIMMINGS CUTTERS OF FIRST-RATE TALENT EMPLOYED; Citstomers may therefore calculate upon an admirablafit. THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENTS are replete with every novelty, and contain one of the tnosi extensive Steck: in the town of London COLLARS, FRONTS, &c., POCKET-HANDKERCHIEFS, STOCKS, BRACES, &c BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS, CALICOES, &c RANTS main every article •f Clothing at this Estailishrnent, and in the country to where they are going THE SYSTE3I upon which business is conducted in this Establishment has special reference to the most scrupulous attention to the requirements of Customers, combined with civility, punctuality, moderation in price, and the supplying of Goods of the most unimpeachable character, so that the Proprietor may not only sell his Goods, but secure the confidence and continued patronage of his Customers. Lists of Outfits, with prices annexed, may be obtained on applieatien at the getabtiehtnent. YOUTHS going I. SEA as APPRENTICES Applied with every reyuiete as an OUTFIT, including SEA BEDDING. INTENDING LIFE ASSURERS PRINCIPLES, RATES, AND WHOLE PROVISIONS SCOTTISH PR OV IDENT INSTITUTION WITH THOSE OF ANY OTHER EXISTING COMPANY. The WHOLE PROFITS are Divisible among the Assured, who are at the same time specially exempt from personal liability. It thus possesses an obvious advantage over any Propriet,Company. lowing 1. PREMIUMS AT EARLY AND MIDDLE AGES ABg.Wei FOURTH LOWER 2. A MORE ACCURATE ADJUSTMENT OF TVFIGTES OF PREMIUM TO THE SEVERAL AGES, 3. A PRINCIPLE IN THE DIVISIONIE PROFITS MORE SAFE, EQUITABLE, AND FAVOURABLE TO GOOD LIVES 4. EXEMPTION FROM ENTRY AidlEY Resolutions were adopted at the General Meeting in 1849, the effect of which is to render POLICIES INDISPUTABLE EXCEPT ON ACCOUNT OF FR, During last year 567 Policies were opened, 4500 having beerdssued since the commencement of SPECIMENS OF CONTRIBUTIONS REQUIRED FOR ASSURANCE OF .elOO WITH WHOLE PROFITS. Age next Birthday £ s. d. 14 AUD. , t the Institution in 1837 AT DEATH, .e s. d.!e a. (1.1. S. ,L Payable for whole life Payable for twenty-one years only Payable for fourteen years only 214 9;3 5 914 1 7 3 6 4i 3 14 9 4 7 2 Payable for seven years only Single payment 448} 4 H 57 4 2 91 I 18 3: 8 17 9 142 16 9'47 7 11 53 3 8 THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT exhibit: unquestionably the largest and most varied Mods out NECKERCHIEFS, MUFFLERS, SCARFS, ALBERT TIES, COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH, LUNSWICK HOTEL WHITEMAN'S BI The COFFEE-ROOMS and UPPER DINING APARTMENTS will be found retired and convenient. Comfortable and well -aired BEDS may be depended on. BED and BREAKFAST, 2s. 6d. A Porter in Attendance all Nl'det. A SPACIOUS ROOM FOR DINNERS, PUBLIC MEETINGS, &c. ic.Nrivug, to.- ninn. TIIE BRUNSWICK CI RESTA LUB AND ECONOMIC URANT. SUBSCRIPTION: Three Ale ths, 55.; One Month, 28. 6d. I ;Lel SPACIOUS Rooms arran --- DINING. , FEE. LI BR >RY. NEWSPAPERS. MUSIC. PIANO-FORTE. CHESS. DRAUGHTS. BOWLS DUTCH PINS. BAG LLE. RUSSIAN & ENGLISH PERIODICALS. MAGAZINES. Three BILLIARD TABLES. An ORDINARY at 1 15, P.M., 1 Non-Members, is. 4d W. E. WHITEMAN, PROPRIETOR Club-room, Hanover-street. NOTICE GAME PIES! LAWTON'S celebrated Yorkshire GAME PIES, which are a splendid and serviceable piquant Dish for Luncheon and Supper Parties, suitable to the taste c f the most izeprlpancnels forot publiccninfn comfort and e delicate Lady or the fastidious Epicure, and made only by OF THE BEE HOTEL, QUF . -SQUARE, AND W . LAWTO ST. JOH ' - AXE, Which is near to the Railw tation, Lime street, R. George's hall, o t e h t e h the Exchange, best to H in l n business,conboeminy in every departmen .g one Tiaeller's to and from America, and all other parts of the Globe, will meet with every attention at the BEE HOTEL, where they can have a good clean Bed and Board (including servants) at .02 ss. per Week, or 6s. 6d. per Day, for each Person. HOT JOINTS DAILY, from One until Six, P.M. An ORDINARY DAILY, at Half-past One o'clock SOUPS in variety—CHOPS—RUMP STEAKS—KIDNEYS — OYSTERS, etc., at economical prices, for Private and Public Parties. PUBLIC and PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS, of all sorts, Supplied and Contracted for. WINES—SPIRITS—MALT LIQUORS, etc., first-rate. W. LAWTON, PROPRIETOR, Late of the RAINBOW HOTEL, Basnett-strcet W. L. embraces this opportunity of returning his grateful thanks to his Friends and a generous Public, for their kind patronage at the BEE HOTEL, and hopes to merit a share of their future favours. 30 33 s. s. s. d.'4e 8. d.lx 8. d. _ I IS 0: 1 19 111 2 1 6 : 2 4 61 2 2 10 8: 2 12 101 2 14 6: 2 17 5' 6 101 2 11 3 3 5 4 3 8 01 3 10 11 3 13 7j 3 16 51 4 1 21 5 11 91 5 16 01 5 19 41 6 4 111 6 9 4 6 17 1 34 2 0'35 4 9'33 4 0'3717 2 1 39 2 941 Thus, a Person of the age of 30 may secure £lOO at Death for a yearly payment during his life of £2 Is. 6d. The same amount of Premium which, at that age, is charged in other Mutual Offices for an assurance of £lOOO, if paid to the SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, would secure a Policy of £1230. The scale of Premiums payable FORA LIMITED NUMBER OF YEARS is especially suitable for Profess ional Gentlemen commencing to assure at early and miaow ages. At age 30, the Annual Premium, ceasing after 21 payments, for assurance of . - 100 at Death, is .41 14s. 64.,—the Member being thus relieved of payment before he has passed the prime of life, and that for nearly the same Premium as other Offices require for the whole term of life. At present, when difficulty is felt by private individuals in obtaining a safe investment which shall yield an adequate rate of interest, the Directors of the Scornsu PROVIDENT INSTITUTION invite attention to the ad vantageous character of Life Assurance by way of Single Payment, as combining Inveement with Family Provision For a sum of .4'500, paid by a person of 35, death, however soon that may happen, with— •in this Society 77 may be obtained, payable to his family or executors at his -additions from the profits on the very favourable principle Vl aao So long as he lives he has nearly as much command of the money paid as if he had deposited it in a bank. He can either surrender his policy, or he can at any time borrow, on the security of the policy alone, without any expense, aid a a moderate rate of interest, a sum at first nearly . equal . to payment, and increasing with the value of the policy. After - _ Lk in the division of profits accord 20 years, for example, he could s ing to the full amount of the policy. At age 40, a Policy for .41000, sharing of course in the profits, may be secured for a single payment of £426 Is. 6d Assurances of from £5O to £5OOO may be effected according to this system. Copies of last year's Report, and every information, may be obtained at the Office, or at any of the Agencies. JAMES WATSON, Manager. 14, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE, EDINBURGH, NOVEMBER, 1850 LONDON, 12, Moorgate-street GLAMOW. 67, St. Vincent-street AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL.—JOHN REID, 13; OLDHALL-STREET. MEDICAL. OFSICEIU—DR. MOAT, 37 , . SS,RFDRIR•STREET. NOILTU. NOTICE. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FURS. G. IRELAND begs to inform the Ladies of 11 • Liverpool, that in consequence of the extreme mild ness of the season, he has come to th termination of REDUCING THE P F ALL SABLE FURS FROM AFTER THIS DATE. 92, Bold-street, erpool, Nov. 26, 1850. . THE NICOLL PALETOT, THE MILL'D LLAMA. AND DEVON CAPE, AND ALL OTHER GARMENTS PATENTED By MESSRS. NICOLL, OF LONDON ; ALSO, C. MACINTOS .'S WATERPRO GARMENTS, AT B DEN AND LOW'S, 17, CIitTRCII-S7'REET, (Corner of Williamson-street,) AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. N. 2298. REGISTERED MAY 6TH, 1850 HLF s t i o t n o theto theirlat e OCl?,aRtsD Watson) , respectfullyndCOLL A RD, (Su c l e c c RE GI STE RE D E CT I N a G tten FRAME FOR LEA AND CARPET BAGS, as a security agairtif opening at the side of the Frame. The facility with which those now in general use may be opened, renders the Lock of very little protection to the Bag. .1101.7fORD and COLLARD solicit an inspection at 12, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL; 34, LOWER PARADE, LEAMINGTON. THE PATENT FELT BONNET, In every Size and Colour Manufactured, MAY BE OBTAINED AT ALFRED HADRILL' S FOREIGN lACE,- - RIBBON, FLOWSyer"AND MILLINERY ,t,e ),S/TBLIMHNIENT, 18,, BERRY-STREET, NEAR TO BOLD-STREET, TREES, SHRUBS, &c, ISAAC DAVIES having a large Stock of remarkably fine FOREST, FRUIT, and ORNAMENTAL TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, and EVERGREENS, which have been raised by himself, and crown with every care and atten tion; most of which having been three or four times trans planted, their safe removal is certain. His Fruit Trees have been raised from the cuttings of bearing trees, consequently they are all correct to name; and the whole of the work re quiring any skill having been done by his own hands, he is enabled to offer them at the lowest possible remunerating price. He has also a large Stock of strong Four-years Trans planted THORNS, at 12s. 6d. per Thousand ; STANDARD ROSES, of all the most esteemed yarietjes, at-18a. per Dozen ; a choice Collection of DWARF ISES, &c. His General Catalogue will be ready i ew days, and may be had on application. I. D. invi nspection of his Stock, being con fident that no pers ill be disappointed in anything he has to offer. CAMELLIitf.-1. D. being anxious to dispose of the re mainder of his Stock of Camellias, to make room for his new Continental Roses, offers the Lot-50 Plants, from 2 to 4 feet, of the best varieties, and more than half of them well set with bioom buds—for ..13 10s. Larkfield Nursery, Wavertree, Dec. 3rd, 1850. ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES, PARTIES REQUIRING REALLY GOOD FURNITURE are respectfully invited to inspect the STOCK of W. BA YES, 22, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL which, in consequence of tejernigiiate ENLARGEMENT _A.4.tff'-ALTERATION OF_ . ..jKi PRESENT W -ROOMS, e is determined to offer AT A VER CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION ! Every Article guaranteed to be of his own Manufacture. OFFICE AND CABIN FURNITURE. FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES, V., aro THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, LA7'E LIVER THEATRE :~ PATRONISED BY HER MAJESTY AND THE COURT IN SCOTLAND. A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF LONG AND SQUARI SUPERFINE WOOLLEN SHAWLS, The Patterns of which have been " Registered" by the Manu facturers, and secured by J. CARMICIIAEL AND CO., WHICH THEY SHOW THIS DAI ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LONG AND SQUARE FRENCH AND PAISLEY SHAWLS, PATTERNS SPECIALLY DE D FOR THE EXHIBITION ALL NATIONS TO TAKE PLAC E LONDON NEXT YEAR ECEIVED, SEVERAL,LE6 /11 EXCELLENT AND CHEAP LOTS OF SHAWLS, MUCH UNDER THEIR ORIGINAL VALUE J. CARMICHAEL AND CO., CHURCITSTREET To Wholesale Customers liberal encouragement is given A FORIU NE IS SECURED BY A KNOWLEDGE OP BOOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY, SUCCESS IN LIFE IS INSURED BY A GOOD HANDWRITING. MESSRS. THOMPSON'S, No. 8, CLAYTON SQUARE, is the only Establishment in Liverpool where a good Handwriting, a thorouth knowl ook- keeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Menta ulation, and Shorthand CAN WITH CERTAINTY be 0 ned, in a few Ea3y Lessons of One Hour each, Private n Class. ESTABLIS IN CLAYTON-SQUARE 1827. MRS. P SON Teaches to Ladies the beautiful style written by Her Majesty, the Duchess of Suther land's Style, or the Angular Running Hand. Also, English Grammar, Reading, and Spelling. Lessons strictly private, For Cards of Terms apply at 8, Clayton-square. NOTICE. TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL WILL FIND NOTICE MR. SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR Of 110, BOLD-STREET, TAILOR,' DRAPER, and Agent for the Messrs. NICOLL, of London, begs to-acquaint his Friends and the Public, that lie h fired into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. W. DYKE ASTLE-STREET, where a continuw since of their orde respectfully solicited. Liverpool,4th March, 1850 TOWNSEND-STREET PORTER AND ALE BREWERY, DUBLIN. EALLEY. SONS, and CO., Sole Brewers to H er • Majesty, His Grace the Duke of Leinster, and many of the Nobility in Ireland, return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage which has been *ttrtiio afforded them ; and beg to say their STORES ar nstantly supplied with CASKS of all sizes, and the ity invariably such as they confi dently hope will in re for them a continuance of that support and patronage with which they have been hitherto favoured. STOREY, 18, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRISTOL AND LONDON FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE. 61, CHURCII-STREET. AT this Establishment the best thoroughly-seasoned FLOOR CLOTHS can be ed from one of the largest and Choicest Stocks in ingdom, for Halls. Lobbies, Ships' Cabins, and R sof every description, .. , AT REDUCED PRICES. W. T. WOODWARD, PROPRIETOR HORSE CLOTHING, RAILWAY CARRIAGE WRAPPER. SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 17, RANELAGH-STREET, (OPPOSITE THE WATERLOUALOTEL.) ASKEW and CO. pectfully invite attention • to their immen OCK of HORSE CLOTHING, RAILWAY and CAR AGE WRAPPERS, GIG and CAR RIAGE FOOT RP GS, HORSE RUGS, with all the Appen• dages of the Stable. OIL-CLOTH AND OTHER WATERPROOF CART-HORSE SHEET S, NTRA PPED COMPLETE, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. C. ASKEW & CO., WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS ANI) EXPORTERS, WAREHOUSE -17, RANELAGH-.'TREET. Opposite the Waterloo Hotel, Liverpool. PAR TIES ABOUT TO FURNISH, EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE, ARS INVITED TO URQUHART AND ADAMSON'S HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING-HOUSE, 13, BOLD•STREET, LIVERPOOL, To see the extent of the Stock, the variety of Designs, the superior quality, and the Low Prices marked on all the Goods which are Manufactured, for their Customer trade, URQUHART AND AMSON, CABINET-MAKERS, UPH ERERS, & DECORATORS, 13, BOLD- EFT, LIVERPOOL. Cabinet Worksho Ckurch-lane and Back Bold-street. *** Country Orde receive strict attention and care, and no Charge for Packing. GRATIS The HOUSE-FURNISHER'S GUIDE. by URQUHART and ADAMSON, contains a description and the price of every article in Cabinet Furniture, Looking Glasses, Bedding. &c. The Book is sent .by Post on receipt of Two Stamps. Sole Agents and Manufacturers of the Patent Cork Fibre Mattresses, Bolsters, and Cushions, for Preserving Life at Sea. CHEAP MUSIC THE GREAT EXHIBITION POLKA, 3d.; THE GREAT EXHIBITION WALTZ, 3d. ; and upwards of 230 of the most popular SONGS, OVERTURES, POLKAS, WALTZES, QUADRILLES, &c., elegantly Printed on full Music Folio, with beautiful Illustrations on Steel, 3d. each. Warranted Correct. BOOKS, STATIONERY, 1 WINGS, &c., of the choicest quality, on the IT reasonable terms. . , A Miscellaneou: v ?TetK *f New and Old BOOKS, in various branches ..iterature, constantly on hand. NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, and'other Works, regu. larly supplied on the day of publication. RICHARD NEWTON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 4, RUSSELL-STREET. TO GENTLEMEN. HENRY SPENCE AND CO., CIGAR AND SNUFF MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, 32, ISLINGTON, B EG to inform the Gentlemen of Liverpool that they have OPENED — A BRANCH RETAIL ES CABLISHMENT, AT 19, CASTLE-NTRBET, FOR THE SALE OF GENUINE FOREIGN CIGARS, (consisting of all the First-class Brands,) and BRITISH CIGA of the finest ma • quality. H. S. and Co., being also gaged in the Wholesale Trade, are necessitated always ave a large quantity of CIGARS in STOCK, from which • cumstance Purchasers may rely upon having them thoro matured by age, an advantage which Connoisseurs , no doubt, fully appreciate. PLAIN AND SCENTED SNUFFS. SCOTCH RAPPEES, AND FANCY TOBACCOS, 314NUFACTOitY AND' WHULESALE 32, ISLINGTON 4REHOUSE, N.B.—A SMOKING•ROOM is fitted up for the convenience of Gentlemen frequenting the Shop. AT REDUCED PRICES, T WALKER'S W INDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY, 135 WHICBCHAPEL Opposite Great Charlotte-street ESTABLISHED 1813, BY FRANCIS IJ-N - N - E Y IN STOCK 200gA4SNETIAN SHADE BLINDS, GAUZE WIREALID ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE COAL! COAL!! ATESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg t• al inform Shippers and the Publie generally, that they have now constantly on hand, at their DEPOT, SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET. (Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Arches, Nos. 62 and 63, Large quantities - of good HOUSE, STEAM, AND SMELTING COAL, from their mines at Rainford and U - which they caa deliver at 7s. Gd. per ton. One trial will prove that t e Coals are of exceedingly good quality, being large an e from dirt. Messrs. A. F. and . IncicAv and Co. having lately erected some new Machii yon the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail way, they can now load carts with the greatest possible expe dition, without shovelling or breaking the Coal. Coasting and other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily loaded in the course of a few hours. Offices—l, Rumford-place, and 23, Sefton-street, Lice pool, THE PAPAL AGGRESSION TOWNSHIP OF KIRKHAM AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the PROTESTANT INIIABITANTS of this Township, convened by the Churchwardens, and held in the National School-room, Kirk dale Village, on Monday, December 2nd, Mr. Churchwarden ROSKEI.I; in the Chair, It was moved by Mr. Councillor S. M. MELLOR, seconded by Mr. Councillor ROBERT AKED, and rl Ituanirnoll44 .„ That this Meeting views with Brea ciliation and alarm the recent attempt of the Pope of me to establish a Romish Hierarchy in England, and wo denounce that measure as an audacious invasion of He ajesty's prerogative, ann an in fringement of the right nd liberites of her Protestant sub- It was moved b. , {JotiN WALima, Esq., seconded by Mr. Alden That the following Address be presented to her Majesty the To her most excellent 3lajesty, Victoria, by the, race of God Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith. "The loyal Address of the undersigned Clergy, Churchwardens, and Congregation of St. Mary's Church, Kirkdale, and others the Inhabitants of the district and township of Kirkdale, in the county of Lancaster. " May it pease your Majesty, " We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, very respectfully beg to assure your Majesty of our most devoted attachment to your roval r ßerson and throne ti auaciourp atom lately mart tne rope or Rome to appoint an Archbishop and Bishops, and to confer upon them jurisdiction and authority in your Majesty's realm I, ha; excited our astonishment and in iignation. And suaded that the prosperity and happiness of the depend altogether, under God's blessing, upon thful maintenance of those Protestant principles which placed your Majesty's illustrious family upon the throne of the United Kingdom, we cannot look upon this unprecedented act of aggression otherwise than as an outrage upon your Majesty's royal supremacy, an inroad upon the liberties of Protestants of all denominations, and a daring violation of the British consti tution. Deeply sensible of the many blessings and privileges which ender your Majesty's mild and benignant rule, we enjoy, it is )ur earnest desire to maintain inviolate your Majesty's royal --,ative against the assaults both of a foreign power, and of ."-"" *" 7.ztablished Church. bentiy pray your Majesty, with the advice and assistance of your Privy Council, to take such con stitutional measures as shall seem necessary effectually to vin dicate your Maj e sty' s roya l prerogat i ve, to u ph o ld the civil and MOUS liberties of yo ur M a j es ty's faithful subjects, and to restrain the Pope of Rome from consummating his flagrant design." We therefore most ur It was moved by H. THEAKSTONE, Esq., seconded by the Rev. RICHARD PILKINGTON, supported by the Rev. DAVID JAMES, and Resolved unanimously, Thnt the following Address be presented to Lord John " To the Right Honourable Lord John R 1, the First Lord r her 31iyesty's Treasury vour Lordship, "We, the clergy , churchwardeis, and congregation of St. Mary's Church, Kirkdale, and others, the inhabitants of the district and township of Kirkdale, in the county of Lancaster, beg to approach your Lordship with an expression of our sincere and most grateful thanks for the noble sentiments contained in your Lordship's letter to the Lord Bishop of Durham on the recent attempted usurpation of the Pope of 43 worthy of VOL " Entertaining sentiments high and honoured family, and occupying the responsible position of her Majesty's chief adviser, it is our earnest hope that you will immediately take such measures as will fully vindicate her Majesty's high prerogative, and maintain unimpared the rights and privileges of her Majesty's faithful and loy a l s u bjects. "At the same time, we sincerely trust y.ur Lordsieep' N fluence will be exerted to bring about such measure* put an end to the inconsistency of clergymen of the ge slant Church of England bein g perm i tted to reta i n t h e envoiguts of that whilst publicly teaching doctrines and practil monies characteristic of the apostate Church of ltomF 4; " We have the honour to be." T. F. ROSKELL, Cagirchn The Chairman having vacated the Chair, a cordial vote of thanks was passed to him, on the motion of THOMALHIJOHLe s Esq., seconded by GEORGE Coxurru, Esq.