The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-10-10 00:00:00

Oct. 10, 1848. taies bp gurtfon. TE% A ~,,... EY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS. ..." l'S BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN A PUBLIC HOUSE,, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. lt• BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on 1, 0 1 MONDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock at the precisei m y on the Premises, Fonteno -street, Dale -street, T ENANT'S BENEFICIAL INT , LICENSES and of h .. URES, in the aforesaid Pre • es, now in the occupation The Margaret Waterson. te ,,.., . above Premises are I fitted up for carrying on an ex ,:toNe Counter Trad eing situated in a densely populated Irerd rbourhood, and e now doing a profitable Business. officer further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, at his I on-square, Liverpool. BY ORDER O 1 THE MORTGAGEES. 110 USES 47' 50U771 BANK, OXTON. Ori w --- By Mr. BYFORD, E DNESDAY, the 18th instant m , at One o'clock in the Af- "n, at the Clarendon-roos, South John-street, Liver pl, subject to such conditions of sale ati shall be there d uced, ALL that Piece of LAND, situate at Oxton, in the iWeounty of Chester, on the west s' • new road of nine th e w new ide, leadinout of anoth ew road which leads from road to Woodch urch a south side of Oxton Com- Then 'c'iltaining in front the said new road of nine yards cx .(including one- of a private road of three yards and La n : l nes wide, ending along the north side of the said to §', 7 feet, or thereabouts, and running in depth . on the f eet sate 116 feet, or thereabouts, and on the south side 113 tid e ; ,Thereabouts, and being in breadth at the back or west e hri !Including one-half of thu said private road of three . yards f ree tx inches wide) 75 feet, 'or thereabouts ; together with the Driv e r and enjoyment, for all tenantiy purposes, of the said e road of three yards and six inches wide, so far as the Bch the extends over the Land comprised in the Lease under Land now offered for sale is he ; together with the "V.VELL'NG-HOUSES thereon erected, in the several kl„uPations of Mr. Parker and Mr. Sint, and producing an iTal rental of tor l e above Premises are held under the Earl of Shrewsbury da ie residue of alerm of 55 years, commencing on the 2d of August, 1541, and are subject to . a yearly rent of £5. 4 8, or furthe r part i culars apply to M r. W. H. MOORE,_Solicitor, Liverpool. BIRKENHEAD. • kRNITURE, 3fANGLE, TWO OIL PAINTINGS, TWO dR Too, ,„ CHIN I GLASS A GRATE, PLATED , Allair vi lD QUA MDRANT HOLT-H, CHES F CLOTHES,4 - c., PRO . On P - BY. Messrs. F. J. HODGSON, • at . "text, the 13th ant, at Eleven o'clock purretually, Sq ? ci rng, Ar , - -street, (second door from Helnilton rkeni ; " fli t HOIISEHOLD FURNITURE, includ b,.tig., eat Mahogany Chiffonnicr, with Drawer and Folding 1)3 1bl .S , ,cts of excellent Chairs :Ind Sofa. in Dair-clttlt, Dining, )ClddLog;e, and Snap Tables, Window Curtains, russels i and F ouir ; o rn s i t nspr Carpet n s, , H ' e e nled g s76 l3 (l7. g fl e e t a, 9 a n n n ti n al ; (ii a n s g s ; irroito Glasse r s e , n grestin d :Tables, Washstands, Fenders, Fire itle, Kitchen Bressers,Plate-shelf, Dish Covets, Two Outside 1, 41 40 w Blinds, Clock, a few Dozens of Perry, &c. 42,. 0 be viewed, and Catalogues had, on TtitusnAy next, the instant. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO FAMILIES IN MOURNING. kESSRS. HARRIS and HARDING beg to an the flounce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that their have received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at root RonMs, 52, Church-street, TR is RAY, (Tuesday.) the I_Oth I, 4 ' r , and following days, at Eleven o'sleek -precisely , each day, Ti, t of tlie STOCK of a MOU NG ESTABLISHMENy. k:. Goods are of the best ity, and consist of superior S eo i c h, W.oolien Plaids, erials for Dresses, Spun Silks, No v e l' Glnghams, Pr' , Muslin, Bareges. &c., .Woollen to n 8 , Silk Shaw) d Scarfs, Neck Ties, Collars, Silk, Cot- Itibbs_d W oollar - Stockings, various Gloves, and Mourning The u". l a . " - h ole o f the Goods are particularly suitable for FaMilies 4 47 1 ° T un g , and of a quality not to be excelled. The patterns l 'ill be c er n , and of the newest design, which, upon inspection . , pool a Pnd well worthy the attention of the Ladies of Lii-ei m lid its environs. tli e 'R . be viewed previous to the sale, and Catalogues bad on 0 ",i.ses,:iurch-strb Church -street. ANUrm 7 . -- „‘TE EIOUSEnot,D GOODS AND FURNITURE, ~, —BE SUBMITTED TO PUBLIC AUCTION. ‘ 41 1 . 1 1 BY Messrs. HARRIS and HARDING, itt I,l"sn'Av next, the 12th, and FRIDAY, the 13th instant. lit v en O'clock precisely each day, at their Sale-rooms and rtitz,oll-mart, No. 52, Church-streFt, (late Hodirson's,) `, u ndermentioned splendid FURNITURE, eon %ever:4l'l4"g of Mahogany Telescope Diniivg and other Tables, bitto-,. extellent Mahogany Hair-stuffed:anrt Seated Sofas, l'Otir.,.,"nk,ches and Chairs to match. .arfagnificent Ma . hogany Il itlin'ii ° t A ledsteads_, French and 4 f-tester Ditto, with and p kireB sin " a Pgings Chimney PI Glasses Mahoganyal, end raw ar : Pait,to, in ' varietv, • r excellent gChests of ' 4 B and' Pa inted Ditto - utiful Assortment of Dressing Ta robe, bit ta a thstand 'n excellent Mahogany Winged Ward et Dittoed' s, Mahogany Bookcase, with Drawers, Sc. v l , Kici i i„ -- , °, , Mahogany Sideboards and Chiffonmers, in van 'ariet, ",st i ninster and other Carpets, together .with a great Th e ' °' 'h ousehold Goods, Kitchen Utensils, &C. llth in %llole may viewed T, (Wednesday,) t he p r _kant, the day be previous to sale, O-MORROW and Catalogues h.a,d the on muses, 52, Clinrch-Street. SSRS. HARRIS and HARDING beg . to an= th ey ,nounee to their Friends and the Public generally that e ._ti(ji',„,.e taken those extensive SALE-ROOMS, No. 52, ~, ‘7,,`-:II.STREET, formerly occupied by the late Mr..Hodg "fge„.",'ell are now ready for the reception of all descriptions li "." 8 intended either for Public or Private Sale. Ni l 'ald, H. beg to assure those parties_svlae•inay favour them ,",in c fle.lr Consignmenta that eve -e and attention, corn- Vle e ;Zilh correctness and p ality, will be bestowed on Als ' o , l e, and hope, me stung to p omote the interests in litii`' to them, to mei' share of public support. ,9) - „:" --- Cash advt on Goods for immediate sale. .4• " and Val 'c ons attended to in Town and Country, on `---,_rate term with r Inpt settlement of accounts. s li .., CARE A UCTION ,S'ALE OF PAPER HA:vcrivas., , ' 'G. SALE OF THE SEASON, AT TILE QUEEN - . 40 , SQUARE AUCTION MART. QUEEN - I 8 /V 7' TO BUILDERS. HOUSE AG F:NTS,PAPER 41 41),E55, Up HOLsTERERs, HOUSEKEEPERS, 1,._ '''R -PUBLP2 GENERALLY. .niii ) • By Mr. HOWELL, Zrtb a kY, (Tuesd a y,) the 10th instant, and four following days re m .,Week each day at Eleven o'clock punctually, at his tie; 8 , Ulayton.square, (without the least reserve,) , i„ l arge Consignment of ROOM PAPERS, con -11,04-6"ing of an extensive Assortment of upwards . of 30,000 nek °f Pieces of every description of Pattern, in Flocks, ea "n Oak Mock Flock, rich Glazed Satins, Crim_s a o r i . , l 'i ! i d and ' 4 , ~_,. Embossed Papers, Damasks, Granites, () s ilks, M 1 , , il k : utung the newest and tnost . -desr . gn , r a . ..d . a . p m te c d srl a ,, Inds of Houses and Room awing and Dinim,ll. ., L‘iteb"orgi Bed-rooms, Dr g-rooms, Attics, Cottages, 'v.. e s, Halls, Lobbie " aircases, Shops, Offices, Libraries, h e 'e illotie Atictioneer confidently recommend this Stock to the ,„ .. * hrlin e ,"„the Pt ic, being of Ihe best manufacture, and the "kr ' rataers of 'the best London finish, the whole being tar I , 4 :Aced the genuine Property of a Manufacturer, consigned kji la te c erved sale. ."tor , i i , ltnat and Patterns may be_ publicly viewed on each I'l4 ' r lfi of Sale, and Catalogues had at the Rooms, -......._ re B, Queen 4LBION AUCTION MART BIRKENHEAD. T R - By Mr. GREEN, P or _RSDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the t ii ,;licon, at the Auction Mart, Market-street, Birkenhead, Wi I V k'RAL Consignments of Genteel - and Useful 1 1 ,.Ra - ITSEHOLD FURNITURE, comp= s excellent Ma- French, Camp, and eth tends, Feather ktly da :4 1 Redding, Six pairs of excel new Blankets,. Maho 4ter+e, Painted Chests of Draw , Toilet Tables, Stands and and, h( qatly-frarneil Toi hisses, Brussels, Kiddermin ti other Carpets, th Rugs, Bronze and other Fen- I ZI T O 11' 1 , e r eQP_°tished. ns, Sets of Mahogany, Rosewood, and Set abogany Dining Tables, on Telescope s'kitilqe c h bro, Pembroke, and Card Ditto, Sofas and `chen R e loa. Glass, and Earthenware, a variety of useful tiettee palettes and miscellaneous Effects, removed for con 414 3 , br y • lewed - prior to the Sale and Catalogues bad. I f ien4 A ß , PIANO-FORTE, FLUTE, MUSICAL BOX, lA T COPE, TELESCOPE, PA I NTINGS AND N ,„ 8 / PA 7'EN 7' ••IVASHING, WRINGING, AND ",1'1, 8 7,41N G 211 A CHIA E, GREENHOUSE, AND Eab"'PLANTS, sc., CA3IDEN-STREET, BIRKEN- I? 'Alas ! , By Mr. GREEN, tt t erion — AN next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the el, on the Premises, No. 2, Camden-street, Birkenhead. Isu kir,hole-ef the genteel and useful E HOLD Itkittrir ."ITUILE, Six-and-3 Quarters ve Cottage PIANO- Wn Rosewood Case, a few pl ng Paintings, and va to t Ikti er " , Six-keyed Flute, 1 e Musical Telescope, p•Ph o °!'e9pe, excellent T ty-eight Days Timepiece, by Liverpool, in wood Case, a complete Set of the ,84 4 4 .1,g0r pY,Flopzedia," alf-bound, "The Royal Lodges in fold nd a. Yew other Books ; Gaseliers, ele ynierit 'ea amt - Coffee Service, green .and gold; Chimney 4,t Vv sh a i , Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Higgs' Pa nti, Wringing, and Ma.ngling Machine, the Kitchen i 3 4 - be ,-``teenhouse, and other Plants, Garden Tools, &c. tb s . it ts !t, arilllewed on MONDAY, the 16th, and on the Morning ‘Atalogues had.on and after Friday, the 13th, on i si °e, or of the AUOTIONBER, at his Office, Market rkenhad. N.B.—The HOUSE to be LET. 14-4) :11 41 , • BLE FREEHOLD SITES AT . BIRKFNHEAD. ..GREEN is instructed to offer for SALE by Ot, A UCTION, on WEDNESDAN, the 18th day of , Oc i to o be e i l -, , 0 0 ( 4 it !lt Five o'clock in the afternoon, -et e G s o e u r g . h . : bie i ct : tz Firkenhead, in the A-001144,4f t „Iti.ions.to be then produced, aV . Re parcel of valuable Freehold. UILDING LAND, situ tt.`erangeylount,,Birken_liead, approximate to the Parks, Vi'k,„,south side of Grange !toad, leading from Claughttn to f 1 , 1 14"ead,-and most desirably adapted for the erection o tokoep e, ..!• in 13 Lots, as f tn 0 9, 4.e„t e,,* -- A.,.Olottof Building Land, having a eon in newly-formed road, ten yards wide, leading. nito It yF.' 4, oad, and:of 66 feet 6 inches to another intended road ~8 of d wide, leading towards Birkenhes4 and containing an Square , yards, more er less. ; I t 4 vi ',other Plot.of Building Land.,4l the east side of Lot 1, ttt hontage of e 56 feet 6 inci s e° the last-mentioned in ilload, nd.cg 500 uare yards. fq 1 0 Plot of Buildi and, on the north ends of Lots e "having a frontage o feet to the said new road, ,ten - "t3ding :into range Road, and containing ards. t. / ,latri,, n ,,. ° Ther Plot of ilding Land. on the north side of Lot - .Al t a frontage . the last-mentioned road of 60 feet, and 66 sq e yards. 4„", a t , - Mei' Piot of Building Land, on the east side Lots t. an d 4 , havi ng a frontage- to the said intended road of 60 containing. 716 sctuare yards. Ptot of noililing Land, on the east side of Lot 5 , Il l o;4 f rotitage to the said intended road of CO feet, and con stinare yards. ()ni t . , Plot of Building Land, on the east side of Lot 6, 8 '44' 4 4, 4 atage to the said intended road of 60 feet, and con . +l4;›, tin„,l 4 iii.are yards. 4 (1 •4 4 a - Pier Plot of Building-Land, on the east side of Lot 7,_ eobijoutage of 57 feet 3 Cliches to the said intended road, 11 411 - 404: 13) g 762 square yards. 4 tri 4 4 er Plot,of Building Land, ou the east side . of_Lo . 1 r ° ntno•e of "7 feet t 3 inches to the said intenned o 0 P 4 41 t's - A 4 ng 755 svare yards. 0iii.4Q4014,t,11,,v2 est, hp other Plot of Building Land. abutting on G range-road and having a frontage thereto of 62 feet, and ,efait , square yards, Lue n _r Lot of Building Land, on the north-east side of 1. 4 2 -4 t ilog av 'ol; a frontage to Grange-road of 60 feet, and con liare yards. a ",,' ,, r Plot of Building Land, on the north-east side of P"4ll6intigualiretn ( tf s ge to Grange-road of GO feet, and con taitd2, hrtlier Plot of Building Land, on the north-east sideof 1.... 14 k ; vi4 g a frontage to Grange.road of 34 feet, and con tiot:lho,„s Square yard's. 41,0 1 1,71'4 ;Mite Plans and particulars are in coorse of . vep_a ie r a a c -, ~lXltithl-tre,"l'be deosited at the principal Hotels 7n Birsenl , oth °Ol ten days prior to the sale, or may he had, a o , ri , 1 -r , ,in forniiition, on application to Messrs. LISTER, nE a, Birkenhead the A , tic t ti . oneer € ,_ ol M c a la r - i R aA ti ee, ...,enhead GEORGE AlottoA " 1 :14, e- atr e ,Pe,rnool ,• Mr. HENEY JENKINS, jun., :toilette!. • er Af, " ;,,Liverpool BA IIKER, '4IOIMAI, Solicitor, Brigllttiouse, near Halifft3. baits dip 21:4-ction. DE LANGR AND SONS' BULBS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, • THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 10th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Hanover Rooms, A CHEST of DUTCH ,'from the celebrated Nurseries of Mes . E LANGE, at Haarlem. To be viewed o our prior to the Sale, when Catalogues may be had fro r. BRANCH. EXTENSIVE SALE AT THE HANOVER-ROOMS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) theilth,TH URSDAY next,the 12th, FRIDAY, the 13th, and SATURDAY, the 14th instant, atEleven o'clock each day, AVERY large and valuable Assortment of excellent modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, part the Property of a Bankrupt's Estate, and part that qi.a.B.entleman who has changed his residence, a Collecti of valuable Paintings and fine Prints, brilliant-toned C • et, Cottage, and Square Piano fortes, Eight Iron Safes ests and Bookcases, superb China Dinner and Dissert ices, Silver Plat Watches and Jewel lery, several Pais arge and inese Porcelain Jars, Ormolu and Bronze Gas Chand • rs, a most beautiful Chinese Lacquer and Gold Work , a few Pieces of fine Irish Linen and Lawn Handkerchief 'ight-day Clocks and Timepieces, by Litherland and °filet makers, large Iron We' earns and Scales, Share in the Lyceum News-room, antlty of Iron mongery, Cutlery, and Tools, Two curio Antique Oak Cabi nets, part of the stock of a Cabinet-mak r, and numerous other Effects, consigned for unreserved sari. The FURNITURE comprises lofty and modern Four-post Bed steads, with fashionable Hangings, and well-seasoned Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding, several Four-post, Campp, and French Bedsteads, without Hangings , Painted Chamber Requi sites, Brussels, Kidderminster, and Venetian Room and Stair Carpets, large Single-plate Chimney Glasses, a number of Rose wood Drawing-room Articles, excellent Mahogany Furniture, in Pedestal and Cellaret Sideboards, Single and Winged Ward robes, Library Bookcase, about eight feet wide, Escrutoirs and Secretaires, Couches, Sofas, Sets of Chairs, ounging Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes, Dining, Card, Pembroke, boo, and Library Tables, Children's' Cribs, Chiffonniers, Hat stands, Dressing Tables, and Basin-stands, Hall Tables, with Marble Tops, Whatnots, &c., Fight - day Clocks and Timepieces, Folding Sofa Beds, Figured Floor and Lobby Cloths, India Mats, Turkey and ther Hearth-rugs, several superb Gilt Cor nices, Fenders, Fire-irons, and numerous other 'Miscellaneous Effects. To be viewed THIS DAY, (Tuesday) when Catalogues maybe had from Mr. BRANCH. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, 4c. WEST DERBROAD. By Mr. T. BRANCH, DERBY -ROAD. On TUESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, on the Premises, No. 5, Cobourg-terrace, West Derby road, nearly opposi'e Newshain House, riniE excellentlIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, fine toned Six-and-a-half Octave CABINET PIANO-FORTE, by Rolfe, in Mahogany Case, powerful Six Octave SERAPHINE, in mahogany, handsome Enamelled DINNER SERVICE, of Spode's manufacture, Cut Glass, China Dessert and Tea Services, Set of the Napoleon Medals, Telescope, by Donaad, modern Plated Articles, Case of Table and Desser -Iferfiires, and various other Effects. The DRAWING-ROOM co ins modern ;Loo, Card, Lady's Work, and Quartetto T s, Six Crown-back Chairs, a Couch, handsome Bookcase Pollard Oak, elegant Chiffonier, with Carved Back an 4, ylinder-fronted Secretaire with Cupboard under, a Baf.c4ffire Table, on Telescopic Frame, with Balls and Cues complete, Eight-day Skeleton Timepiec,,, under Glass Shade, Pair of Cabriole Chairs, in Maroon, brilliant Plate of Glass, 50 incises by 40 inches, richly Gilt Frame, fashionable Brussels Carpet and Hearth Rug, Range of Curtains, Chimney Ornaments, two finely preserved Groups of Birds, with Glass Covers, Fenders, Fire Irons, &c. . . . The DiNiNa-Roots—A well-made Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, about eighteen feet long by four feet four inches wide, on Sliding Frames and stout Turned Legs, excellent Pedestal Sideboard, Set of Chairs and Softt,in Hair Cloth, Easy Chair, in Leather, Cheval Screen, fine large Single-plate Chimney Glass, Brussels Carpet and Hearth Rug, Chimney Ornaments. in the BREAKFAST-ROOM, HALL, &c.—A Hahogany Secre taire and Bookcase, with Drawers, Set of Chairs, Sofa, and Lounging Chair, Elliptic Loo, Card, Work, and Snap Tabks, Single-plate Chimney Glass, fifty inches by thirty inches, Brussels Carpet to the Room and Staircase, capital Eight-day Clock, Hatstand, &c. The LODGING-ROOMS-A lofty Four-post Bedstead, with massive Mahogany Feet-posts, Cornices, French Rods, and Rings, furnished with Giraffe-coloured Damask Hangings, se veral Half-tester, French, and Iron Bedsteads, variously fitted up, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, and Bedd:eg, excellent Winged and other Wardrobes, of choice wood, Dress ing Tables and Basin Stands, with Marble Tops, large and ele gant Cheval Glass, Toilet Table Glasser,. Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Bidets, Night Commodes, and Carpets. Together with the Kitchen Dresser, Tables, and Culinary 'Utensils. To be viewed on MONDAY next, the 16th instant, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or from Mr. BRANDI', Hanover-street, Liver pool. TO WINE AND SPIRIT DEALERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. TR. D. HODGKINS has received instructions from .111 the Assignee to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, on Flunk)" next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises. Redcross-street, The STOCK-IN-TRADE of a WINE and SPIRIT DEALER, consisting of • choice Old Port, Madeira, Sparkling Moselle, Hock, Claret, Bucellas, Red Cape , Britis rtraudy, Rum Shrub, Rum, Aniseed, Peppermint, Ras y, &c.; a variety of ex cellent Store Casts, Stillages, ling and Washing Machines, Bottle Racks, Ladders, Co r Cans, and other Articles used in the Business; several sof Empty Bottles, Hampers, Jars, and Casks, useful g and Harness ' • together with Horse Clothing and St e utensils, Cffice Fixtures, Iron Safe, Maho gany Top Desks, Stools, Chairs, and other Effects ; also, a quantity of Wines and Spirits, in bond. The whole may be viewed on the .Morning of Sale, and Cata logues had on the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr..TAMES CAZLINOVE, Official Assignee, 11, Eldon-chambers; Mr. EDWARD ROBERTS, Commerce-court, Lord-street; and to the AUCTIONEER, 3, Queen-square, Liverpool. TO CAR PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS. MR. 1111L , E'X J . ' ritOSE.HILL. R. OLDHAM SELL by AUCTION, VA_ TO-2410RR , (Wednesday,) precisely at Ten o'clocl , ., at Mr. Hulse' ard, Itichniond-row, an excellent I.ol,Jlt wnisni., LAU, Wilily Ile* ; also a überui Drat lIIJK6II, &C., &c. On view prior to the Sale, and further particulars had from Mr. OLDHAM, Auctioneer and Valuer, 13, Clayton-square. TO PUBLICANS, CAR OWNERS, AND OTHERS. DERBY HOTEL TAP, ZOOLOGIC.4L GARDENS. MR. GRICE will SELL by AUCTION, (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty,) on THURS DAY next, the 12th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, the TENANT'S INTiRI•ST in the DERBY HOTEL TAP, Skittle Ground, Stable, Yard, and Coach-house, with Two Cars, One-pair Horse Coach and P n, Four Horses, viz., a Roan Horse, 15 hands 2 inche ght years old, a Grey Mare, aged, Bay Mare, 15 hand nches, an excellent Hackney, a dark Brown Cob nor 4 hands 2 inches, also a good Hack ney. The whole in working condition, and suitable for single or double . arness. Several Sets of capital Harness, Two Hay-cutting Machines, Five Store Pigs, and other Effects, together with the whole of the HOUShHOLD FURNITURE. Beer Engine, Sets of Ale and Spirit Measures, Glasses, &c., &c. The whole may be viewed the Morning of Sale, and descrip tive Catalogues had on the Premises, or of Mr. GRLCE, at the Mart, 49, Whitechapel. ON VIEW THIS DAY. No. 1, GROVE-ROAD, FA I It FIELD. SALE of elegant Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in beautiful condition, Brilliant-toned Six-and-a-Half Octave Cottage PIANO-FORTE, in Rosewood Case, DRAIVIIV G ROOM SUITE of ROSEWOOD, Upholstered in Drab Damask, splendid CHIMNEY GLASS, 50 by 40 inches, in elaborately Carved and Gilded Frame, several very fine Proof ENGRAVINGS, in Patent Papier Macke Frames, hand some Spanish Mahogany Four-post BEADS7'EAD, Mahn .e,any and Painted CHAMBER FURNITURE, a few Silver-pletted Articles, Culinary Requisites, §•c., the Property of a Gentlemen declining Housekeeping. INTR. S. CUTTER respectfully_anncrunces, that he , 1. has received instructions SELL by AUCTION, TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) th th instant, (and not This Day, as previously advertise commencing at Eleven o'clock, upon the Premises, situa o. 1, Grove-road, Fairfield, The elegant moder HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and • Effects, which comp e, in the Drawing-room, Fawn Ground Brussels Carpet, n-made Hearth rug, Bronze and Polished ' Steel Fender a 'ire-irons, Set of Six fine Rosewood Chairs, with Carved Backs and Cabriole Legs; and elegant Ditto Ca• broile Couch, Upholstered in Drab Figured Norwich Damask. Circular, Lou, and Card Tables, on richly carved Tulip-shaped Pillars and Blocks, Range of Drab Damask Curtains, suspended • from Carved and Gilded Cornice, Trimmed with Deep Fringe Gimp, &C., magnificent Chimney Glass, size of Plate 50 by 40 inches, in massively-carved and enriched Gold Frame, Orna mental Ottoman, in Ditto, brilliant-toned Six-and-a-half Oc tave Cottage Piano-forte, in Rosewood Case, several fine En gravings, in elegant Frames. amongst which will be found " The Eve of theaeluge," "The Dying Camel in the Desert," " Paul Preaching at Athens," "The Last Moments of Charles 1.," Portrait of Abe Rev. Hugh M•Neile, &c., Chimney Orna ments, handsome Bronzed • Gas Chandelier, for Three Lights, -with Ground Glass Globes,•&c. The Di NINo-itoom includes superior Kidderminster Carpet .and Town-made Ilea rth-rug, Set of Six Mahogany Chairs, with Sweep Backs and Cabriole Legs, covered in Black Hair seat ing, Set of Telescope Dining Tables, upon massive needed Legs, with Loose Leaf, handsome Mahogany Sofa, with Loose Cushion and Bolsters, Ditto Chiffonifier, with Celtaret and Drawers, Range of Crimson Damask Drapery, witleGilt Cor• nice And extra Muslin &lades, fine Erigravlngs of "The Open ing of the Sixth Seal, " -" The Beautifal Gate of the Temple," " The ,Abercorn Children;" Portraits. of the Duke of %Veining ton, .lUv. W. M: Falloon, &c., handsome Sliding Chandelier, with Two Cut Glass Globes; elegunt-Orrootrt Tlrnepicce;Amder Glass Shade, Venetian Btind, Thearm-uooms comprise fine Spank , ll Mahogany Four-post Bedstead, with Carved and Moulded Cornice and Footboard, hung with Crimson and White Figured Damask, Trimmed with Fringe, 'Lace, &c., Maple Painted French I),tto, with Draperies and Curtain Poles, complete, large Chest of Mahogany Draw4r.s, handsome Mahogany Washstand, with Carved and Reeded Legs and. White Marble Slab, splendid Toilet Glasses, in richly Decorated .and Carved Papier Mache Frames, prime White Gooose Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pitlows, Hair, Flock, and Straw Mattresses, Toilet Ware, Carpets, &c. Splendid Hall Table, with White Marble Slab, in Bronzed Truss Sunpotesa, Hall Chairs, Lamp, Marble-pattern Oil-cloth,. Brussels Stair - Carpets, and Brass gods, Footniats &c., a few Silver Plated Articles, and the usual Culinary Requisites. The whole may be viewed 'fuss DAT(Tuestlay),the 10th inst., from Ten to Four o'clock, when Catalogues may be had, or earlier, upon application o the Auctioneer, at his Rooms, 19,' Bold-street, Liverpool. THE HOUSE TO BE LET. TIC DOLOREUX CURABLE. -TOOTHACHE. A t unfailing N remedy for these dreadful Diseases, ~ whether aromig fpom cold or from the decay of the teeth, will be found in ..- • JAMES' CELEBRATED A STI LIAN"" TINCTURE ,FOR THE TIC DOLOR which will prove an invaluableme eine to those suffering from this most excruciating and Mai o-considered incurable coat plaint. A knowledge of its s,a*prising efficacy, which a singe trial will prave, has induce the Proprietor to bring it more extensively before the P ie than has hitherto been done, and thus confer a blessing pon thousands now labouring. under that distressing mat' —the first application not only easing thepatient of all p , but effecting, ja almost every case,, a lasting cure. This rned:ci .. is also a certain specific for Spasms, however violent, especially in the stomach 'or bowels, sudden attacks of epilepsy, and the lice ; and from its perfect freedom from anything of a deleterious ! character may be administered under any circumstane.es with entire safety. N.B.—Full directions are enclosed in each packet. • Sold, wholesale, for the Proprietor, by EnwAnns, 67, St. Paul's Churchyard, London ; CLAY and HARVEY, Wakefield street. and E. S. RCSERS, 46, Hanover-street, Liverpool ; and retail by CLAY and ABRAHAM, Lolcl-street ; LmtvE, 344 Isling ton ; JONES, 5, Paradise-street ; Ii Awns, Church-street ; PRIESTLEY, Lord-street; ROBERTS, PRLO:4 I- Stree t ; W 43.- SON, Prescot-street ; Itarrrux. Old•Hayrnarket ; PARKINSON Scothind-road ; 13.tuunit, Nt•thettield-road North ; PEARSON riirview-plaee, Toxteth-park ; WALLwong, Bootle; PICTON tlorsemarket-street, Barrington; W.m.xEn, „Southport ; and any respectable Patent Me,!ieine Vendor in Town or Country. Price 2s. 94, is, GA., And in Fatally IluttleS Its, each. THE STANDARD, ÜBSCRIPTION FOR THE SUFFERERS PER "OCEAN MONARCH." THE LIST NOW BEING CLOSED, the COMMITTEE for DISTRIBUTING the FUNDS SUBSCRIBED for the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the DESTRUCTION of the " OCEAN MONARCH" gratefully acknowledge the following donations : Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen and H. R. H. Prince Albert The Honourable the Commissioners of the Colonial Land and Emigration Company --- -------- 200 0 0 The It. H. the Prince de Joinville and Duke d'Aumale 60 0 0 His Worshipful the Mayor Collected at Places of Worship : - Collected at St. Paul's, Aigburth, per Rev. Dr. AV:Celle 43 1. 17 1 Collected at Great George-street Chapel; per Dr. Raffles / 39 3 0 Collected at St. Augustine's Chur , per Rev. H. Jones Collected at the Offery of St. Mar s Church, per Mr. Marsden lB 6 9 Collected at Islington Pres terian Chapel, per Rev. V. M. Whit Collected at Myrtle- ' et Baptist Chapel . 15 0 0 Collected at St. de's Church, per R. Harbord, Esq . l4 8 8 Collected at St. John's Church, per Rev. Mr. Felloon Collected at Bootle Church, per Rev. Mr. Crump l3 11 0 Collected at St. Silas's Church Collected, without notice, at St. Anne's Church, Stanley, per Rev. T. Gardner . 11 14 0 Collected at St. James's Church Door, per Mr. Overend 8 0 0 Collected by the Rev. P. P. Carpenter, Warringtcn - 249 9 10 Proceeds of an Amateur Performance at the Theatre- Royal, per Mr. Whiteman ItafilO of the It. H. the Prince de Joinville's Sketch Members of the Northern Bar The Right Honourable Lord Willoughby de Broke lOO 0 0 Captain, Officers, and Crew of the " Alfonso" frigate 100 0 0 Colonel Garrott and the Officers of the 46th Regi ment, proceeds of an Amateur Performance BO 0 0 Pilots of Liverpool . . , • 6O 0 0 The Right Honourable the Earl of Derby The Honourable Colonel Douglas Pennant 5O 0 0 Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. Messrs. Harn'len and 'Co 5O 0 0 The Right Honourable the Lord Stanley 2O 0 0 Raffle of " Rosenbeon's" Picture His Excellency le Cornmandeur I. M. Lisboa, (Bra zilian Minister)... The Right Honourable the Earl of Sefton , lO 0 0 Rear Admiral Grenfell, Braziliau Consul General John F. Froes, Esq., Brazilian Vice-Consul Collected at Menai-bridge, per Messrs. Timothy &Dew: Mr. Morris, Britannia Bridge xl 0 0 T. R. Dew, Bridge B. W. Timothy, Do. Mr. Campbell, Britannia Bridge 1 0 0 Mr. 1. Askew, Menai Bridge 0 10 0 R. Evans, Do. H. Humphreys, Do. Wm. Jones, Do. R. Humphreys, sen 0 10 0 R. Humphreys, jun 0 5 0 Messrs. Garforth, Britannia Bridge A Manchester Man Messrs. Nowell and Co., Britannia Bridge . 3 0 0 Henry Fisher, Menai Bridge Wm. Hughes, Do. O5 0 Moses Jones, 1)o. Ebr. Thomas, Do. John Rowlands, Ito. - - Captain Dani, Do. Joh, 'bells, Do. -- 0 5 0 limns, Do. .- 0 5 0 ,) Do. 2 W as, Do. 0 _ John '", . rds, Do. Small Donations, Do. 0 lo 0 Mrs. D. Griffith, Do. 0 5 0 Miss Howard, Do. 0 2 6 N. Atkinson, Do. J. Hughes, Do. H. Hughes, Do. Mrs. Harper, Do. Mr. Trezervan, Do. T. Mallison, Do. R. Davies, pm., Do. Hon. H. R. Greene, family, and servants 2 7 6 From Plas Newydd Captain Evans 0 .3 0 Mr. Mare's Workmen at Britannia Bridge Mr. Fox Miss Roberts, Georg e Hotel 1 0 0 Mr. Thorpe, at Po. Mr. Coyrne, Do. Rev. H. Powell, Do.. Wm. Huyes, Do. W. B. Chapman, Do. Mr. Ford, Do. Miss Ford, Do. W. Foster, Do. Servants, Do. Capt. Moorsom,Gorpwysfa S. Lambert, Do. Robt. Benson, Do. F. Fo ter, Bodlondeb S. Dew Mr. Ryland . 0 10 0 56'18 3 Rev. H. Price, Vicar of Bangor, collected in the city Collected by Mr. G. Willqnson, at New Brighton : Mr. Fereday Smith 45 0 0 A Gentleman at the Victoria 1 1 0 Sir George Chctwynd Mr. - Phipps, Liverpool 1 0 0 Seven Friends, Victoria Hotel Mr. Langdon, New Brighton Hotel 0 10 0 E. Jones 0 10 0 Mr. Stokes, Marine Hotel Rev. H. Burton 0 5 0 The Honourable Mrs. H. Burton 0 5 0 Mrs. Greaves A Friend Mrs. Nexon 0 5 0 Mr. Pred'e 0 5 0 Mrs. Martin 0 5 0 Mr. But _ • I nree Tlifei?triends, at No. 9 Mr. Garrott. • - 0 5 0 Mr. Kyneston 0 5 0 Mr. Hoyland Mr. Cardon 0 5 0 C. Hilliar 0 5 0 Mr. Gurnell 0 5 0 Four Friends • Mr. H. o:clam 0 3 6 Join Linniken • Mr. Allan 0 3 0 Win. Redhead 0 2 6 Mr. Henry Chetwynd Mr. Braneen Mr. Crurier 0 2 6 Mr. Lawney 0 2 6 Mr. Briscoe.. Mr. Ferguson James Mullen Mr. Cobbon.. A Friend M. H. Els!pen s. d.l I 1 0 1 1 o, 1 1 o, Counah, Thomas Carson, William. Crowder, William Carpenter, Rev. W., D.D 1 1 0, Clarke and Son, E 1 1 0 Chambres, William Carter, H 1 0 0 Cazenove and Co 1 0 0 Crostield, Simon 1 0 0 Cameron, C 1 0 0 Clint, John 1 0 0 Caw, J. S 1 0 0 Carson, P. M 1 0 0 Campbell, J 1 0 0 Case, Robert Carson, Wm., 55, St. _ Anne-street Coglan, J. Cafferata, W. Clarke, E. and Sons' workmen Carter, Richard Canning, Walter Collins, Eliza . . o 10 01 .... 0 10 0 .... 0 10 0 .... 0 6 0 .... 0 5 0 .... 0 5 0 Cushing, Stephen Cotir, S. L. Deighton & Laughton, collected by 20 16 6 Dismore, Mr. collected by ll 15 0 Dennistown & Co., A 10 0 01 Drogheda Steam-pckt. Company 10 0 0! Duckworth &Williams 5 5 0 Deighton & Laughton, second collection 3 9 6, Denman, Hon. R 3 0 01 Dyer, Wm. collctd. by 2 13 4 Dutten, S., & Nephew 2 2 01 DevauX, P 2 2 01 Derbyshire, B 2 2 0; Duarte Brothers, &Co. 2 0 0' Davies, John Dixon and Holmes 1 1 0 1 Danson and Wilde 1 1 0 Dow; inn., . Mr. Davies, David 1 1 0' Dohell, G., saddler Dodson, Thomas 1 1 0' Dawson, T. P 1 0 0, Devenney, W. F 1 0 0, Davies, Henry 1 0 0' Duncan, W. R 1 0 0' Dale, R 1 0 0, Drinkwater, P. B 1 0 01 Dove, P. H 1 0 0, Drew, Mrs., Bangor Daly, Richard 1 0 0 1 Davies, Walter, Man- ' chester Delta Drury, Miss" 0 2 Gi Earle, T. & W., &Co lO 0 Qz Egerton, wilbrm. Esq. J Manchester lO 0 0 Evans, Mr., collected G 4 6 Entwistle, Thomas . 5 0 0 Ewart, J. C 5 0 0 E. B. (a Lady), per Mr _ Falk ner 5 0 0 Earle, Mrs. Excise-office. sundry subscriptions Ellison, 31r., collctd. by. 3 12 0 Eason and Barry., ... , 3 3 0 Egerton, Major-Genl 3 3 0 Eden and Stanistreet 3 0 0 Eddows, T. S 2 2 0 Evans, Sons, and Co 2 2 0 European Times 2 2 0 E. S. G. per G. W. E 2 0 0 Egger, George 1 5 0 Ewbank, Rev. W. W 1 0 0 Evans, H. E. Earle, jun., H 1 0 0 Edwards, R 1 0 0 Ellis, Miss, per Mimi Gren fell Eden and Stanistreet's clerks. 0 15 0 Ellis's(l.)Horse-shoers 0 19 0 Fiehien Brothers 2O 0 0 F. (W.J.) London 8 8 0 Friend in need, pr. J. B. 5 0 Finch, John and Son 5 0 0. Frost, Thomas 2 2 0 Fraughiadi and Rodo canachi Ditto, per M. Harnett 2 0 0 Fletcher, Joseph &Co 2 0 t Ferguson, John -1 1 1 Tynney, .1 - 1 it Formby, Robert Fosberry, E. S. 1 1 0 Foster, H. and Son 1 1 0 Forwood, T. P. Freer, Charles French, Bartholomew w 1 0 0 Freeman, Captain'''. F. 1 0 Fairie, J I 0 C Fairburn, W Fearon, Ed.. 1 0 6 0 0 1, Friend, A, Manchester 1 0 0 Friend, A Friends F. W. C. 0 10 G Faulkner, F 0 10 Forsyth, 'l' 0 10 0 Fern lety, W. H 0 10 0 Flersheim, S., Ditto F. J. C. Ditto 0 10 $ Fothergill, IV. B 0 5 Fothergill,Thomas 0 5 0 Foreman of Jury 0 5 0 Friend, A Guineas, A. and Co., Dublin lO 10 01 Grenfell, Admiral lO 0 01 Glen and Anderson lO 0 01 Gregson, William lO 0 01 Greenwood, John, col lected • 5 10 C Green. Ge o Son &Co 5 5 C. ,31e2,,at no" Gladstone andC0...... 5 0 0 Gladstone, T. S. Gilbertson, William Gregson, 5 0 0! Grimshaw, C., and:Co. 5 0 0 Gardner, P., •Isle of Wight 5 0 6, Gilliatt, W. H 5 0 01 Garforth,Messrs. Work menßritannia-bridge 3 12 01 Graharn.M'Lean,& Co. 3 3 0; Garstoia&Co„,E.&J.H. 3 3 0' Gill, Miss Gardner, It. C 2 2 0 Gardner, William 2 2 0, Greene, John H., &Son 2 2 0' Grinrod, T 2 2 0; Ginn, W. H 2 0 0' Grape!, William 2 0 0 Gill, Thomas and Sons, Manchester Grey, Henry, A 1 1 0 Grey, Edward 1 1 0 Grarithern, John 1 1 0 Glynn, E. D......... Gordon,James Grundy, J 1 0 0 Gillow, T. Goldney,ltcv. HN. 1 o 0 Gray, Air. tutor to Lord Molyneux ...- 1 0 0 Gardener, G. N Grore, J. Green halgh, J 0 10 0 Golding, J 0 10 0 Gibbons, John 0 10 0 Gould, Philip Green, Rev. J., Evertori 0 10 0 Gordon James 0 10 0 G. J 4.:1 5 0 Geary, Mrs. " 0 5 0 Higgs, Mr. collected in Lord-street 2l 2 0 Heywood, J. P. lO 0 0 Hartopp, Edward It , Esq., London .lO 0 0 Heap, Joaeph,& Sons 5 0 0 Harnett, J.4andlll 5 0 0 Holt, Georg , . 5 0 0 Harrison IzCrossfield's 1 o 0 Clerks Halliburton i A. F..... 5 .0 0; HarrisonandCrossfield 5 0 0 1 Heath, E. and It s.a 01 Hornhy, Jos. liorsfall, It. Harvey, It. E. Hornby, H. Horsfull, G. H.. 5 .0 .01 Hausburgh, Mr 5 0 0 1 Harrison, G. W,,, Wake field 5 -0 0 Heywood, Mrs. 3. 1' 5 •0 ,0I H. W. P., per C.:Cotes- _ _ _1 worth , .5 0 0., Holmes. John ...„ 5 0 0 H. M. S. Redwing.and Urgent .Hadwen, J. jun., &C.a. 3 3 0 I Jloniihtund ,Harrison. James 2 0 0 Herring, G. & A., &C.G. 2 2 0 Harrison, _Elijah, &.C0...:•3 2 01 Mitre. John, and Co, Bristol itoc!ey, S. It. Hope, William 2 0 -0 Hope, Fierce 2 4) 0 1 lioggon, M 1 1 0 1 I H ln ar r r n i l s iy, w. G:G . ..... . 1 1 1 1 1 .0(. 0 1 ,. : 1 1 Hubbri ' dt, Jos Fluid, J. Iff. IH-Ilyaicintistlo:oinsiptterTrgax;ol:wilal-lesila,lm. Dian... l ll 1 1 1 ? 0 1 f : Hen:cry, Charles 1 0 01 Holbrook, H. Holland. Charles H. (W. 11.1 ) Httigh, 'l' . Ho!nres, A. and,J lO 01 Hampson, 'nos, jun. 1 0 0, Heyworth. J. Ilaselden, J., and Son. 1 0 0 Healey-,lt _ . Ilazelden, William 1 0 0 1 Harvfron, J.N Holcombe, 0. A 1 0 0 1 Hold), Captain liesiewood, F. B 0 10 0 Head, John 0 10 0 1 Hui_on, W O. )0 o' noraby, Colonel 0 1.0 0! HornbY, Captain 0 10 0 1 0 10 0 1 iii l i i i . i i iii o rt i t i lr k : g , : x., • l : : : ::::/ P :ar h y 'r ie ,: esy . l . R lsi, j ,a i: . : l l ; . a rd .. . . 0 0 1 1 0 0 ( C_li i Illb::11:7r,88'.John Ho s n . r A y iar . y 0 0 0 10 55 0 00 i Has!am, Mr., Bangor 0 3 61 1 1 0 Irvine, G. and 'l' 1 0 0 irlmn, .I'. Irwin, J. H. Jack, J. C 5 0 G Johnston, Sarni., & Co. 5 0 0, Jones, Bland, &Co 5 0 0! Jones, B. H i 0 0 Jones, H. L 5 0 . 0 1 .lone;, Richard H 5 0 0, Ironslde, Clu,s., & Co. 2 2 (1 Jenklazon, Tho:aas Johilson, II .loimson, Richard .• • • I 1 u Jackkon, 11. W. Johnson, John Jones, :_z. J., and Co , , Manchester James, Robert, 11.1 C„ I g 0' e 5.d. James, J. T 0 2 6 Jones, Mr. E., Bangor 0 2 6 Knowsley, Servants at 8 7 6 IKuchardt, Arends, and Co . Kenrick, Messrs. and Three Ladies Kilgour, W 1 1 0 Kershaw, William .... 1 1 0 Ker, S. Kurtz, A. G 1 1 0 King, C. J. M 1 1 0 Kup, A. C. Loyd, Edward, Mr , . . Manchester ... ...., 10 0 0 London Times Editor 8 0 0 Lynn. Mr., collected by 6 10 0 London 7'imes,perH.W.s 5 0 Littledale, 'F. and 11., , and Co. 5 5 0 Lowndes, Robinson, & Co. 5 5 0 Lawrence, J 5 0 0 Lawrence, C. and Sons 5 0 0 Leinster, Duke of L. W. . • Lenten ' Colonel Lynn, Mr 5 0 0 Lowe, Wm. and Sons 5 0 0 Lovett, St. Patrick's Concert-hull 4 0 0 Loyd, Edward, jun , Esq., Manchester 3 3 0 ( Lynn_ Mr., & servants . _ _ . , of the Waterloo hotel 2 7 0 Lamport and Holt 2 2 0 Lamb and Wield 2 2 0 'Ludlow, Sergeant 22 0 Lippencok, It. C 2 2 0 !Lee, Thomas •Lafone, A. It !Langtry, George 2 0 0- 'Littlejohn, Mr., Great 1 George-st., collected 1 2 6 l i 'Little, A. 1' 'Littleton, F. Lynch, G 1 I 0 'Lynch, J. Logan, James 1 1 0 Lenard, S 1 1 0 ,Lund, William Lee, J. Yate 1 1 0 'Lyon, A W. Lott, Captain Long, Mi§s, Edge-bill 1 0 0 Lady, A 1 0 0 Lttpton, Harry L. I r 1 Lomax, John !Lady, A 1 0 0 liLittledale, H. PIL-bwe, E. J. Littledale, Ed 1 0 0 Lady, A 0 10 0 Leyland, J. T 0 10 0 Locker, It Lady, per Mr. Black 0 10 0 Lady M 0 10 0 Lenpoc, Julius, Man i chester IM`lver, D. and C 20 0 0 Muspratt, Jas., & Sons2o 0 0 !Mercury Office, collec ted at IS 1 0 Markets, Fish and Ped lars', per Mr. Luya 15 1 4 Mercury Office, 2d col- lection l2 7 11 Maclean, Ward, &Co 10 10 0 Mathers, Miss 10 0 9 Moss, John lO 0 0 Macfie and Sons 5 5 0 Marsden, George Magee, Corcoran, &Co. 5 0. 0 Mellors and Russell l'ilartin, Thomas 5 0 0 Moss, Thomas 5 0 0 Miller, M.`Kay, &Co 5 () 0 Murdock, Captain J. M. 5 0 0 Moon, William \lulleneux, James \lather, John 'Mather, Robert Mather, Daniel Mather, William 5 0 0 M`Bride, J. W., & Co 5 0 0 Myers, Jacques Mackie and Gladstone 5 0 0 !‘l'lienry, James . Moore, 3. Bramley 5 0 0 WElroy, Hugh, &Co 4 4 0 Mawdsley, James Arl'Andrews, Pilcher, & • _ _ Co. WElroy, Richard .. M ills, Thomas, and Co. 2 2 0 oss, James, and Co 2 2 0 Musgrove, Vance, and Worthington Nialcomson, H.D.&Co. 2 2 0 Myers, W., jun. Madras, Lord Bishop . 2 2 0 'Marriott, Miss 2 0 0 'Marshall, Captain Sir John Moore, William Maxwell, William "Massie and Roliertscri 2 0 0 !Martin, George (ditto) 1 12 0 Moliyneux, James, • (small sums-) 1 6 4 illuspratt, it., jury- intin's tee - 1 1 0 M'Connell, Robert 1 1 0 M9wdesley, F. L 1 I 0 Molyneux, J. B 1 1 0 Marsden, William Morewood, G. B 1 1 0 jM. A .. 1M argetts, C WCon natl., James Maxwell, V Mill, J 1 0 0 IM'Gro ,, or.. Alex 1 0 0 Morris, J. G 1 0 0 Moline., S., London 1 0 0 Myers, W. J 1 0 0 !Mathews, Mrs. 1 0 0 Mathews, Miss 1 0 0 Mander,James 1 0 0 M'Clellan, James tlacauley. Daniel I Maynard, W 1 0 0 Monteith, R 1 0 0 Matheson, Thomas.. . Maxwell, A. H 1 0 0 \I ices, per Hamden & Co. M'Connell, Jam: s 'Monde!, Joseph jMure, William 1 0 0 ;Maude, W. E. 1 0 0 M'Cardle, 1' Michael, A., Captain 1 0 0 Melhuish, Charles Marks,llark M. M 0 10 0 M'Demaotte J 0 10 - 0 'Marston, Rev. E 0 10 0 M'Cullech,Alex...... M., Lady Mason, W 0 5 0 Montgomery, J. Mite Newton, Keates& Co 5 5 43 N. (W.) Neilson, J) 5 0 •0 Neilson, .1. 13 2 0 -0 Newton, William 1 0 ,0 N. (J. H:) Neilson Dirs. Naylor,.l 1 0 0 Nevet, William Neilson, Miss Neilson. IL Neal,.loh2 1 .0 0 Nemo . Okell, Mr.,,collccted byls - 18 0 Oxley, Thomas 5 0 .0 Oliver, R. Dudley, Ad miral .......... Orr, William 2 0 9 'Orreci,John 1 1 9 10kell, Jos. (Melt, John ;Phipps and Co. lO 4) 0 lPilkington and Wilson 7 7 .0 IPhelps,JamesandCo 5 5 0 Peel, Sir Robert 5 0 0 Powell, Daniel • Penrliyn, Mr. Knows . ley ”Portalington, Lord.... 5 0 0 'eek, Brs., and Winch 5 0 0 Priestly, ritliths, and . I Cox 5 0 0 11 , faillips,MissClara 5 0 0 jPkillips, Miss M 5 0 0 I; Portas, Mr. collect'dby 2 12 3 IPur;nell, Mr. from 1 . Queen's Dock l!Pugh, John, collected 1 3 0 ; Percival, S. 0 IProwse. ' J. and Co 2 2 0 ~ Petitjean T. F., and Sons, kancliester iParker,James 2 2 0 P. and P. Paton, T, rind W. -Perry, Mr. Commis- sinner 2 2 0 Perry, Mrs, Postlethwaite,Thomas 1 1 0 Pugh, Bliezer Peel. Frederic.k Ferry, G. S. Captain 1 0 0 iureston R. W . , I Pitcher, J. W 1 0 0 Parker, J 1 0 0 Pritchard, M. L 1 0 0 IP?yne. R. A 1 0 0 I uton, J. A., from Lycemn .. 1 )) 0 'Pierce, Al r 1 0 0 1 Peers. William, 'Maga zines, Cheshire ... . 1 0 0 , IPeel, Rev. G. H. 1 0 0 liPeel, Wi ll iam 11P. J. I Purnell, MM r., collected ) by, additional I 1 Person of small means 0 2 0 I Rathbonc Brothers. ) 1 Richmond, Mr., Lime -11 street, collected . ) i ßussell, Lady Henry 5 0 0 1 Rushton, E., through 5 1 0 ('Roberts, Robert 5 0 0 11Robinson, N. lißayner, .1. H. and Co. 5 0 0 lißae, Hugh C. )IRtitlitione,Martin 8:, Co 5 0 0 L,Ripley, T 5 0 0 1 Ripley, J. ißicli.srdson, Brothers , alnico 5 0 0 Reeves, John James, Talbot Inn, collected 3 7 6 ~ M• Rigby, J. flawarden 3 0 0 liyilohls and Gibson 2. 2 0 Ilteiss Brothers 2 2 0 Il Rowlinson; ;.:.'on St, Co. 2 2 0 i Radley, James 1:R ushton, Edward„Esq. 2 2 0 llRobison,Frer!erick 2 0 0 I!llamsden, Ge.or: 2 0 0 tßeynolds F. Sons, Win. 2 0 0 (;Road, Thomas 2 0 0 1 - Roscoe, Dlwarcl 2 0 0 l!Rohinson, 11'iII:::11 1 1 0 Rowe, W. 1 1 C / Hoer, H. W 1 1 0 ('Rawlins, C. F. I;ltitscri, Jame , 1 1 C ißtcd, J, i' , l. Ralli, Pei:lett - Ms S , l' Napchester 0 2 6 0 2 6 0 2 G 0 2 6 0 2 0 0 2 0 Thomas Allan (a boy) A Friend Collected at the Mercury-office, per Smith, Rogerson, and Co.:— Mr, N. W. Warrington Mr. D. Chidson Miss Simpson, Hill-foot Villa, Woolton 3 0 0 A few Friends, assembled at Miss Taylor's, Gilbert-street Joseph Hutchin, baker and flour dealer, 15, Limekiln-lane 2 2 0 J. A. Bartlett, Esq. Mrs. Penn (Baths) : 1 6 0 Mr. Crossley Mr. Cooben 1 0 0 J. M. en route 1 0 0 'Watson Peck William Prowse, Holt-hill Mr. C. W. Shaw, Russell-street 1 0 0 Mr. Jobn Jones, Paddington 1 0 0 Nemo 1 0 0 Mrs. W. Dix, 16, Montpelier-terrace, Par liament-street; and some old clothes 1 0 0' From a Family at Chesterfield Dundalk Steam-packet Company,perJames Metge 5 0 0- T. C. J. M. Anonymous, Beaumaris 0 0 11 44 11 11 Bruce Castle School,Edmonton,Yenng Gentlemen of 1 (14 0 St. Luke's Place, collected in, by Mr.. Muirhead .... 1 1 0 ..-e s. (LI -4.-- :s. al. Armstrong, General ..10 10 o,Beley, George 1 .1 0 Adamson and Tapley, Il3ateson, D. Owen .... 1 4 0 collected.by 7 18 o,Buchanan, B. Angus, R0bert......... 5 0 o.l3rancker, P. W. 1 1 0 Abercrombie, Ge 0.... 5 0 9:B—, Rev. Wliitd 1 1 :0 Astley, T. D. P., Esq.. 5 0 o,l3attams, G. W. 1 1 .2 Arnaud, E 5 0 0 Baruchson, Makin, & Axterd, Major 5 0 01 Co. Alison. Rd., jun...... 5 0 Oißalmer, T. 1 1 .0 Atkins - on, Mr. 2 5 oBuchanau, Walter ... . 1 1 0 Allan, Alex 2 2 oBennetr, T. F 1 1 0 Adam, Jas 2 0 o:l3ehrend, D 1 1 0 Ashton, J. Bridge .... 2 0 oBateson, John 1 1 0 Atkinson, .Jon ...... ... 1 1 013leeck, Charles Armstrong . and Beres% 1 1 ()Brooke, Richard 1 1 0 Almonds, A 1 1 013rooke,Mr,Rodney-st. 1 1 0 Aspinati, H. N. _l 0 01Brooke, 51iss, Do. 1 1 0 Ayrton,..A PIT(' ........ 1 0 0113rennan, B 1 0 0 Addison. Thomas ...._ I • 0 Oißutiey, S Ashton. C __1,.._0 Oi Rennek.r, J. _sand E... 1 0 0 Aspinair, 105eph....,77 - 1 0 o!Thrd, J. L 1 o 0 Aikin, G. Aikin, John 1 0 Olßayliffe, E, , Anderson, Rev. D...... 1 0 ()Mowers, Thomas 1 0 0 Armstrong, G Anonymous q 0 O'Boult r on ~ Swint 1 0 0 . 1 0 ()Mowing, C.T. and Co. 1 0 0 Anderson, R. and H.. 1 0 o . l3lantlin, Manuel Ashton, A . 040 0 Betteley and Roberts.. 1 0 0 Aston, Captain 0 :10 ()Bower, W 1 0 0 ... Algea, Mr., Bangor .. 0 2 6 Beloe,ll. Brown, Shipley ~& Co. 20 , 0 0.8 1 0 0 Beynon, Mr.. collected ;Brown, Mr 1 0 0 in Ranelagh-street.. 10 2 0l Bainbridge, H 0 10 0 'Browne, James, 6:Co. 10 0 0113ilbrough,E. P...., .. 0 10 0 gird], Bart., Sir T. D.. 10 0 &palter, Ge0rge........ 0 10 0 .Barned and Co .lO 0 0 Black, \V. T , 0 10 0 Burrell, Mrs. Walter., 10 0 :OM. J. N. Manchester.. 0 10 0 ' Butler, J. Lawrence .. 5 5 Oprown, W .O 5 0 Baptist Chapel, Bootle 5 5 o , Cardwell, Edwd., M.P 10 0 0 Bucitaran, D., Sons, & "Ch a pman, Bowman, & Co, 5 5 0 Co. lO .0 0 Boyd, John Itanniug, C. P. 5 0 01Crai;, , , Webster, & Co. 5 5 0 Bright, S. Bourne, James. Darned, Mrs., London 5 0 (Clare, William, & Sons 5 0 0 .13yrnes, r. W., &Co 5 0 /Cater, J. W.. & C 0.... 5 0 0 Buchanan, Browne, & Cropper, John, jun... 5 0 0 Co. Bourne, Latham, and Chillingtoa Company, Rogers Bates, Stokes, and Co. 5 0 OlCollman & Stolterfoht 5 0 0 Bent, John Brocklebank, Thomas. 5 0 olCaledon, Lord 5 0 0 Barber, William, ion.. 5 0 o,Clarke, Sir C. 51 5 0 0 Bradley, John, arldCo. 5 0 o,Chetwynd, Lady. 5 0 0 Brown and Harrison., 5 0 OlCrofea and Stell,"Man- Booker, Josias , 5 0 01 chester Biglarid, Sons, and Corrie, John, I A - incisor. Jeffreys 5 o 0 Berkshire 5 0 0 Boutcher, Bowden, & Chetwynd, Mr., and Co. ' 3 S 0 Lady Charlotte .... 5 0 0 B. (M C.) 3O Or ' outts Miss Bartlett 50 0 I Putler, James H 2 2 O i Crai;.!,Alr..colltd. by.. 3 13 7 Brandeis. Joseph Banner, liarmood Boyd and Brown, bolda and Co 2 2 01Currie, J. M. 2 2 0 , Ill . avyn, A. and R 2 2 o.Conybeare, Rey. J . N ‘ T. 2 0 0 1 Basnet ' J • 2 2 o;Ciare John 1 , I • ushby, Thomas .... 2 0 0 CUP ; William 1 1 0 I Brassey, Thomas .... 2 0 o,Crabtree. Abm. I Looker, C., and C 0... 2 0 o,Cllningliam, William 1 1 0 Rateson, James .. „, . 2 0 0 Clint, T. T. linker, Stepii., N.York 2 0 ()Christie, jun., Robert 1 1 0 14 ; 00 , JOll . I I o l C4lshuir, W. 5 0 0 £ s. d.l Rawlins and Son 1 0 0, Rice, John Rogers, jun., Thomas 1 0 0; Roskell, N. Rawson A. Reynolds&Gnosphelius 1 0 0 Royds, H. 1 0 0 , Rigby, James Rouse, Jonathan 1 0 0 Rigby, Mrs., Windsor 1 0 0. Rushton, J., Esq., Do. 1 0 0 Rathbone, Miss H 0 10 0, Roberts, John 0 10 0, Reunaut, Mrs 0 10 0 Raynes, R., Do 0 10 () Roberts, Mr 0 5 0 1 ' Ravenscroft, W 0 5 0, R. M 0 5 01' Salisbury, Turner &Co 10 0 0 Segar, Mr., collected in Castle-street 5 19 0 Schroeder & Co., J. H 5 5 0; Stitt 13rothers 5 5 0 Sharpies, Jones & Co 5 0 0, Stack and llore Sykes, Swabe, and Co. 5 0 0 Shiel, Richard, and Co. 5 0 0; Sandbrch, S Swainson, Anthony Stanley, Lady 5 0 0 Staniforth, Samuel Stiritoe Smyth, R. T. Sundry friends, per A _ 1 s. d. ~ Tarbett, William 5 0 0 :Turner, Charles 5 0 0 Thompson, S. H. ; Tudor, Henry, London 2 2 0 ; Tipping, John 2 2 0 Todd, Thomas 2 0 0 'l'llorneley, Samuel 2 0 0 ;Thompson, Councillor 2 0 0 Thompson, Edward Taylor, Francis Thompson, B. D. Tyrer. John 1 1 0 Tomlinson, J. It.,Dub lin :raylcur, H. ;Tennant, C ; Tinley; G iToynhee, Joseph, .1 0 0 .1 0 0 .1 0 0 .1 0 0 .1 0 0 iToinbee . . Cape. Henry 1 0 0 !Thompson, Matthew 0 10 6 iTay!or, R. • 010 0 I Tudor, 0. ; Thud:stone, 11. ,Tennant, Mrs. J 0 10 0 Tenant, Master ;Two Children, live and 1 snen years old (all 1 they had) - 0 0 2 4 1 Vivian and Sons 5 5 0 ;Vail Teller, John 2 2 0 IVaeher and Sons iWrigley,John &Sons lO 0 0 Wastell, Mr., coil. by . 7 10 0 !Woodall and Jones 5 5 0 Sparrow 3 0 01Walker, Parker, & Co. 5 5 0 Sutton Brothers - 2 01Watt, Fitzjames 5 5 0 Sharpies and Sons, R.. 2 2 0, Waterhouse, N. &Sons 5 0 0 Stuart and Douglas.... 2 2 o,Woodhortse, Mr 5..... 5 0 0 Stewart, D. J. Seller, Thomas 2 2 0 1 Wilson and Dawson .. 5 0 0 Sinidehurst & Co., R 2 0 0, Willink, Daniel Serjeantson, P 2 0 o,Walmsley,Thos.colcted.3 14 0 Scholdeld, George Stubbs Brothers 2 0 0, Wilson, William 2 2 0 , 2 0 OiWyberg Mr Solomon, John Symonds, Mrs 2 0 o;Willis and Co 2 0 0 Smith, W. M. 2 0 o,Whitehead, J. W 2 0 0 Statham, William .... 2 0 o,Wood, Thos. London S. J. R. Stone, H. AI 1 l o;Walmsley, Mr. T. coil. 1 14 6 Smith, Alexander Suder, 0. Smith, J. P. G 1 0 0, Willink, W. W. Swine. J. S. Smith, .lames • 1 0 o,Wilson Mrs. Ann Rae 10 0 Stuart, W. 1 0 0 Whitaker, E. Smith, Jolen Sinclair and .lowat Sydney, E. 1) 1 0 ()Whittle, Henry .. ~... 1 0 0 M S'atcr, Nathan, an- Withers, Richard .... 1 0 0 chester Scrivenor, H. Shute, G. B. 0 10 6 Wood, Henry, &Co 1 0 0 Stubbs, J 0 10 0 Willis, D. St. George, W. W..... 0 10 0 Williams, Allen, Lon- Slater, Samuel, Ditto .0 10 0 don 1 0 0 Shaw, Richard 0 10 o,Willis,T 1 0 0 Summerville, Mr..... 0 5 o:Williams, J. B 1 0 0 Sharp, J 0 3 6: Whittaker, E 1 0 0 Shultz, G. 0 2 6;Wi:kinsonG.,coll. by 0 11 6 Scudder, Mr., Bangor . 0 2 & , .‘"mle, G 0 10 6 Tayleur,Sons,&Co.,C. 10 0 0 1 Wilkinson, J. G., New Tennants, Clow, &Co. 10 0 0 Bri;liton Taylor, Wrn., Hamil- Willis, Somerset 0 10 0 ton-terrace,St.John's Yacht, " Queen of the Wood, London .... 5 0 0 Ocean" lO 17 6 Thorneley & Son, J. D. 5 0 o,Yates, R. V 5 0 0 Tapscott, W., and Co. 5 0 0 Yates, Miss Twiname, Maxwell, & Yates, Joseph B 5 0 0 Co. Tyson and Richmond . 5 0 o•Zwilchenbart and Co 3 3 0 LIST of DONORS who have sent CLOTHING to the Central Police-office for Distribution by the Committee to the Suf ferers per Ship Ocean Monarch: Anonymous Lafmore, Miss Anonymous Lafone, A. 8., Esq. Anonymous Lamport, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. (Asset!, Mr. Avison, r. Thomas (Leamington, Mrs. ' Barnsley, Mr. George !Leicester Joseph Best, Roger, Esq. Leyland, Mr. John Blandin, Mr. Me .;:a.tyre ' Dr. Booker, Mr. George M•D oua ll,John Brancker, Mr. Macriang,h, Mr. John Brennan, Mr. M'Notts, Dr. Brookes, Mr. R: Mander, Mr: Brownili, George, Esq. Mason, Mr. Bushell, Christopher, Esq. Moore, Mr. W. H. Ca•npbell, Mr. Moriarty, Mrs. Carlisle, Mr. - • Myers, Jaques, Esq. Castillin, Mr. Nevins, Mr. Clegg, Mr. . Oxford, Major Clough, Miss Peel, Mr. Coghill, Alexander Perry, Mr. Commissioner Collin, Eliza Phelps, Mrs. Cowie, Mr. !Pitcher, Mr. Cox, Mr. C. H. !Pinticast, Captain Crooks, Mr. ! Prince, Rev. Davies, Mr. Henry Reid. John Douglas. Mr. Rushton, Edward, Esq. Duffy, Mrs Ryder, Mr. James Duffy, Mrs., (2d Lot) Sanderson, Mr. Durrant, Mr. Scott, Mr. John Dutton, Mr. Sellers, Mr. Farrer, Mr. Richard Singlelmrst, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Smith, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Smith, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. 'Smith, Mr. Formby, Mr. Smith. T. Freeman, Mrs. Snowden, Mr. From the Assistants in the firm , Stack and Hoar of Jeffery, Morrish, and Co. !Stanton, Mrs. From Alfmat Bridge ,Stevenson, Mr. Fyrus, Mr. Edward Stokes and Bates Grape!, Mr. William Taunton, Mrs. Grenfell, Admiral, (Ist Lot) The Ladies' Clothing Society of Grentell„ Admiral, (2d Lot) the Scotch Cluirch Grenfell, Admiral, (3d Lot) The Ladies' Clothing Society in Building, Mr. connexion with St. George's Harrison, Mr. Presbyterian Church Harrison, Thomas The Young Men living with Heap, Mr. Mr. Morris Ilestel, Mr. Thompson, Mr. William WON Mrfe 0.....04 I, T twatr,' y) r'" Borsfall, T. 8., Esq. Tobin, Mr. J. A. Hunter, Mr. Tomlinson, Mr. Jacks, Mr. Towers, Mr. Jeffery and Morrish Turner, Rev. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Turner, J. H., Esq. Kaye, Mr. Thomas AVlntehouse, Mr. William Kenworthy, Mr. Wild, Mr. King, Mr. 'Wilson, Mr. William There were a number of articles of wearin g apparel left, but Neilson, of much value; and, by direction of D. eilson, Esq., they were assorted and a portion selected for the Ladies' Charity, • Parr-street, and the remainder sent to the Night Asylum. DANIEL NEILSON, Chairman. SUMS RECEIVED FOR JEROME, &c. For Jose Candid°, from Sir C. M. Clarke, Bart. - Jose Da Silva, from Sir C. M. Clarke, Bart 0 10 6 - Jerome, from Sir C. M. Clarke, Bart 1 1 0 -- Jerome, from W. J F - Jerome. from Anonymous, per A. Sparrow, Esq 1 0 0 - Jonathan Bray don, (Ist mate,) per W. J. F. 1 1 0 Also, a splendid Silver Tankard from J. F. Stanton, Esquire, Foley House, London, for Jerome. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1821. CAPITAL. X 550,000. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Lord Host- Thomas Aymot, Esq. Henry Browle,p.sq. The Lord Walpole. Hen ry....Braniforth Patteson, Sir Henry Jaraine, Knt. John Strom', Esq. &c. &c. &c. Edward Wen . ham Martin, E . sq., Recorder . , ,A RECTORS. Ainison, Esq., President. orsee, Em., Vice-President. R. John I Lewis Evtins, Esq„ M.D., Thos. Blakiston, Esq., R.N., 'timothy Steward Esq., G:.!orgc burrent, Esq., Robert John Harvey, Esq. Sir William Foster, Bail. Anthony George Major-General Si Harvey, C.B. Isaac Jenny, of Norwich, Charks Evans, Esq., Chancel lor of the Diocese of Nor wich. Edward Steward Esq., SAMUEL 'BIGNOLD, Esq., Secretary. The Public are respectfully reminded, that all Insurances renewable in the LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 29th day of SEPTEMBER, 1848, must be paid at the Office, Exchange-street West, on or before the 14th day of OCTOBER instant, or the Society will cease to be liable for the sums insured. This Society paid £71,587 Os. 2d. Duty to Government for the year 1847. It INSURED, daring the same year, .e9,858,4C9 Farming Stock, which is free of Duty. In proof of the Public approbation of the principles and con duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that its business now exceeds SIXTY 11IILLIONS. ff'.tr. ROBERT NEILSON. AGENTS ' • 1 Mr. JOHN ANDERSSON. THE STANDARD LITE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Head (nee, Edinburgh, 3, GEORC3E.RI'REET London, 82, KING WILLIAM-STREET. GlaBgow, 35, ST. VINCENT-PLACE. SPECIAL NOTICE.-DIVISION OF PROFITS. ADVANTAGE OF ASSI7RING WITH THIS CONIVANY . tt ?? BEFORE 15Th NOVENI ' At, 1848. : - This advantage arises from the I)r, cular mode of Division adopted in the Division of Prcfits, te benefits to be derived by way of Bonus at each Diri.vimieNng measured by the number of years a Policy has been in s istence, reckoning in each year from 15th November. / THE FOUR DIVISION OF PROFITS WI . BE MADE IN 1850, and in participatit in that Division, as well as in future Divisions, POLICIES 0 NED BEFORE 15TH NOVEMBER. 1845, will thus sec e one ye:es additional claim for Profits over .. . Inter Entrants. In 1850, such Policy will have 3 years' Bonus. 1835 9, 8 ,1 18f,0 If ~ 13 )9 1 FOS If 18 2, 18'70 ~ ft 23 ~ 1875 , 9 28 If and so on every five years; I x Sue wr, it is the principle of a Tontine applied to the Divi sion of Profits, holding out the prospect of great advantage to those persons who effect Assurances as a provision for their families, or from other prudential motives; as they can thus loot; forward to increasing advantages as they advance in life, each period of Division they may survive bringing* additional benrytte LARGE BONUS ADDITIONS were made to the Company's Policies in 1835, 1840, and 1845, which are shown in the Company's Prospectus; For ExAMP z(1010 aszurcd in 18'2:5, had increased at last division to 4, 0 1C00. rlOOO IP 1412 10s. S!nc.? 13-14, the Standard Company bare isslted 2473 Policies, assuring ~ p, v ards of One Million Six Hundred and Forty-five Thousa)4d Pounds. The Income of the Company is upwards of One Hundred add Fer'u Thousand Pounds per annum. WILL. THOS. THOM SON, Manager. PETIS EWA FIT, Resident Secretary. London, 82, King Itilliam-street, 15th &pt., 4S. F1M.11..1* information can be obtained (without expense) by application at the Company:s Offices or Agencies. 011 - ce in LIVERPOOL.... 76, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, Messrs. J. & D. L. Mrr,nocn, Agcnts. AGENTS IN LANCASHIRE. 3 .1 - ait6ester Jatnes Douglas mui Co., Stamp-office buildings, Cross-street. • .Vcc7p,-.). , Mr. G. J. Booths - mi. Solicitor. Rori'd ae . Mr. - Richard ("egg, Estate Agent. , Bing Mr. Smnr.c:l Moscrop, lioltnn-str,et. Mr. James Tickle, Tobacco-mm,nfactvrer. • Freeton Hr . Ecnben hbey, .Doiwias, .1k o.f4Win,. Mr. James Gillon,.Wine-merchant. Wantn. MONEY WANTED. A . PUBLIC COMPANY is in WANT of £2,000 to Cl .3,000, for One, Two, or_ ..... ::llleerYt•-nrs. Unexceptionable Security will be ~ t ivp? For particulars a, M No. 6. Postoffiee, Liverpool. TRUST MONEY FOR 'MORTGAGE. riIWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS are ready for I MORTGAGE, situated either in England or Wales, at Four per Cent., for a term o . Principals only may by letter, free. Address, J. J. Co RD, 'so., Lansdowne-place, Bath. October 7, 184 8 . CA SII ACCOMMODATION. D ESPECTABLE Parties may have to any amount, on undeniable Personal or C t Security, without a moment's delay. Apply, any day, from to Four o'clock, at 33, ➢lanchester trect. THE COMMISSIONERS of WALLASEY are in I WANT of a competent Ferton to fill the office of sun, vgyon. of MGR WAYS, BUILDINGS, &c., under the Wal lasey Improvement Act, at a Salary of .eBl per Annum. Re will be required to reside within tie Parish, and to devote all necessar time and attention to the duties of the Office; but he will not be restrictedlrom engaging in o business not in. compatible with such duties. For further particulars , ~Acation may be made to the Undersigned, at No. , ldcintrch-yard, Liverpool, to whom Tenders, with Testi sonials, addressed to " The Chairman Of the Wallasey Improvement Committee," arc to be sent, on or before the 19th dey of October instant. T. K. HASSALL. Clerk to the said Commissioners. October 7,1848, • LIVERPOOL LYING-IN HOSPITAL. VACANCY having occurred in the Office of • A. HONORARY ACCODCHEUR in this Institution, by the resignation of Dr. Watson, the Committee are prepared to re ceive QUALIFICATIONS of CANDIDATES for that Office on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th October instant, which may be sent to the Institution, 21. Pembroke- ^ ddressed (under cover) to " the Chairman of the Co t ee." The laws of the Institution - :are that the Medical Officers shall be either Physicians urgeons of one of the legally con stituted Universities olleges of Greet Britain and Ireland. The COMNIITT ' hereby call a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the HOSPITAL, on MONDAY, the 23d October instant, to proceed to the Election of such Honorary Accoucheur, at Eleven o'clock. The Voting to close at One o'clock. Jun } Honorary Secretaries. JAMES STOXEHOUSE. October sth, 1848. . N.II.—XIV. The Subscribers shall be allowed at all General and Special Meetings, to vote either personally or by proxy, such proxy being used by a subscriber having each one vote for every one pound annually subscribed; two votes for two_ pounds, and that Donations of 40 and upwards give one vote for life. Votes not to be allowed for Subscript , ons in arrear, nor to any Subscriber of less than three months' standing. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. LOANS OF MONEY. H _ E COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOC KS do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are wilting to receive LOANS of MONEY to a LIMITED AMOUNT, on the Security of the Bonds of thp Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at the rate of FIVE POUNDS per Centum per Annum Interest, for periods of either Three, Five, o • ' rs. All letters to be addresse Eonon WITHETZS, Esquire, Treasurer of the Lim mks, Dock-office, Liverpool. y order, DANIEL MASON, Secretary. - . Dock-office, Liverpool, October 21,1847. Contrarts. TO BUTCHERS. rpHE TRUSTEES of the BLUE-COAT HOSPITAL I are desirous 11 entering into a CONTRACT fur the sup ply of BUTCHERS' MEAT for Twelve Mon:11s. Particu:ars as to quality and quantity, and time of delivery may be learnt on applic a ti o n a t t h e I ' . 7 4,0 y (lay except Sunday, from Twelve to One • .:, and Tenders will be re ceived till Saturday, the nstant. 3rd October, PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. CIE MEDICAL RELIEF COMMITTEE w ill b e I prepared, at their Meeting, to be held at the Parish Office. Lime-street, on I'n: DAY, the 13th instant, to receive TENDERS for certain ALTERATIONS proposcd e made at the WORKHOUSE, in the prnvidinz e () DISPENSARIES, according to Plans and Sp "c ' :is which may be seen on application to Mr. AnonNT, a Woaboure. The Tenders to be settle( to "The Chairman of the Medical Relief Coin at the Office of the undersigned on cr bef 12th instant. iddreZ. }tee," and r e Thursday next, a 1 • CIIARLE:i ITARtNestry clerk, Par;g:. Office, Lime-street. 51/s Ocfcbcr, jletu tz)titliicattens. • Just ptthlished, ITYDROMAN IA ;or ' ' WATER QUESTION; A POETICAL. PI .SENT OF RIVINGTON PIKE. By a, ...IIOPEEEPER. Of Lip- pool. Sold by the Boolisellers. I‘TATTHEW HENRY'S COMMENTARY. tt Pictorially Illustrated, Unabrid7ed, Supplementary Notes, &c. &c. Now complete in Thiee \'t& 4to. A NEW ISSUE of this beautiful V."ork, with Maps, Frontis pieces, and other valuable Additions to the Original Issue, will now be commenced in Parts containing 64 pages iu a handsome wrapper, price is., and published on the Ist and 15th of each month. iten t r37vfinsisnegdY on the Ist Of bctober. COBBIN'S DOMESTIC BIBLE, Vol. 1.. cloth COBBIN'S PORTABLE COMMENTARY, morocco COBBIN'S BIBLE REMEMBRANCKErszrnare IGrno ANALYTICAL BIBLE, morn_ PEOPLE'S POCKET CO THE BIBLE SHEET_ with Twenty-thro ings, containi Szc. Sze 0 I . London : PARTRIDnE and OAKEY, at, Paternoster-row. a. et 12 0 10 0 3 6 10 0 3 6 iiNTARY, roan NAC, for IMP, Illnstrated ibliertl and other Wood EngTay— S brief History of the English Bible, R OYAL INSURANCE COMPAN Y, LIVERPOOL. CAPITAL, £2,000,000, in 100,000 SILIRES £ 2O Each. TRUSTEES. I R. 8.8. H. Blundell, Et* DIRECTORS. Joiias Booker, Esq., Chairman. Hugh J. Sanderson, Esq. and Charles Turner, Deputy-Chairmen. George Armstrong,Fsq. Roger Lyon Jones. Esq. Ralph Broeklebank, Esq. James Lawrence, Esq. Michael Bonslield, Esq. Thomas —Pm • tes„. John Campdell, Lsq. Fra Maxwell; Eiq. David Cannon, Esq. ert M'Andrew, Esq. Thomas Dover, Edmund Molyneux, Esq., Richard Ilarbord, Esq. J. Itramley Moore, Req. R. S. Henderson, Es Henry Moore, Esq. R. Brodhurst Hill, q. James Eownall, Esq. 'I hos. D, Hornby .sq. J Archibald Sinclair, Esq.... John C. Jack, • q. John Torr, Esq. Au dors.. { William Titherington, Esq., and . John Dickenson, Esq. Physician.—Richd. Formby, M.D. Surgeon.—Hugh Neill, Esq. SurveNor.—S , ml. Holrne, Esq. Solicitor.—Sept. Booker, Esq. Actuary and Serretarg.—Percy M. Dove, Esq. John Shaw Leigh, Esq. BIRKENHEAD BRANCH, HAMIL'ION BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STREET. The Directors heg to announce that they continue to RB• CEIVE PROPOSALS for FIRE and LIF; INSURANCES. The large Capital of the Company, and the number and in fluence of its Proprietors, enable it to take rank with the most eligible ctlices in the kingdom, with respect to the advantages offered to the Public. FIRE INSURANCES Will be effected at moderate rates of premium. The Compa4y, having the adventa?e of a resident Directory, will he enahfed to distinguish itself by its promptness in the Settlement of Claims. No Charge made for the Policy. Extract* from I? at e s of Premium* for the Wh o l e o f Li fe. LIFE BRANCH. Age. With Profits. Without PrAts. ..e S. d. .t' s. d. 20 1 19 4 1 14 H 30 2 9 9 2 4 10 40 3 4 1 2 18 6 50 4 8 3 4 1 7 The Company likewise assure Lives on any of the following contingencies, viz.:— For the term of ONE YEAR, SEVEN YEARS, or any other de finite period, or en two or mere lives. For the WHOLE CONTI NEANCE OF LIFE.—The Premiums to cease after a LIMITED NEMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS. For a Sum to be payable at age 60, or at death. PRE, lIIUMS ON CREDIT. - ' -- A portion of the Premiums inaireaziri::on Credit, or Assurances moy beeffected in variovs trays not enume rated, to meet the convenience of the party making the Assurance. The important advantages afforded by the Company in this Branch will include the following, viz.:— GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE CAPITAL MODERATE PPM-, MI UNIS, LARGE PARTICIPATION CF PROFITS BY THE ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS of its NHT AMOUNT, SMALL CHARGE FOR. MANAGEMENT, the Expenses of the Office bring borne in dale proportions by Ike taro Branches,and EXEMPTION OF 'I'H E ASSURED FRUITS 'I'HE LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP. The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors. PERCY M. DOVE, Manager. N.P. The Directors are to receive applications from. Persons of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY, to undcrtal:e AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lancas ter, Cumberland, Che,ter, and ele;ewhere, it being their deba mina tion on ly to appoint Agents po , 3sessing those qualifications. Policies fal I int; due at M ICHAELMAS, should be renewed on or • before the 14th of October next. 2,511 t September, 1843. A n u i u t;o i l ,t owing AGEN l TA t a i n d io we ,- li no , t rs h e e . rs up , h m a i lee n ti l e e e r t e i A a b n b po ey inted : Bolton Thomas Warburton, Druggist. Blackburn Townley and Emmett, 30, Leyland-street. Bury T. A. Weston, District Bank. J:arm'ep Richard Law, Seartop Mill. Choricy George Houghton, Stamp-office. Chester Ducker and Bayne, Eastgate-row.. Edgebill John Grierson, 3, Olive-street. llaslinaden Thomas Woodcock, Solicitor. Knut4Ard William Taylor, Ironmonger. Lancaster Yeats Welch, 10, Penny-street. Low-hill 1 antes Wensley, G loucester-place. Manchester Thomas Houghland, 51, King-street. Do. C. V. Ryder, 100, King -street. Macclesfield lchn May, : , _olicitor. Mach Wootton Moira; Bancroft, Collector. Ncstcn Edward K. HoliNgshead, Parkgate. Northuich George. Beckett, Draper. Old .Swan 4. Stanley nunnel (7. Sneritle, Church-road. ernal::ric l'onert Wareing, Solicitor. Prescut Edward Brown, Marhet-place. Rochetale • l'attliew Weston, 172, Yorkshire -street St. Luke's District. Lite; met.. John Walker, 97, Bohl.stir et. Scotland-road, Lirerfool.. Wm. Roxburgh, 23, Great Mama, street North. lingit lianucr, Estate Agent. Wiliiam Astem, Grocer end Tea Dealer. Joseph Harrison, 4, St. James's-place. T. PiJiir,an Fostlethwaite, Solicitcr. .Tohn Pftit, Bewsey.strect. Woodcock, Part, ri:.d Scott, Solicitors- Seacombe . . Torpor/ed.. Tarteth-park Ulverst on . . . . . . I I