The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

0.181. I l~_~' ~ . r, ' ''''. i IBPIA° ree followid e r.roomi of C 1 11;,,;( at vriotisly, ssen erg. atissi'r, Coble; mill Cliaivb T. ! ven l t S .daybe ilv to rt; i; ' Beclato. l o ,t and caddy in d f mau nd ! card ll , a et Cear .1 ied fendePr -^p7a,/iitebea s t a nt, .0 1 5; .B,Ahcp at Twelve VLB °V d S Ds! Tu l stinZ - S. I,sresl;dillired o nent m f tjje a) . be iN GTO , I m O 0. oc9co 'upatioo )ut Si %" n 6l § ired •° , whett , ice, O N° rem'` her For fur i t, K l 1.107 0 , ei r 13°' NITVI IF It! 111611 - the I . ROCl`ei rotroC 9r n i (Ire(' n " n d Co* r -to WV l ° Pig, °til l ' . hire 1 3 9 1 innowir,llfe le of t Clocßs' r fortbeTs osE sn , _----- arer ote.-.er. f ; 11 d otb e r s t ovent n e LOGar trev .; same s iera ll Y• )03 Eng II :0 1, Tll2 LIVERPOOL STANDARD. „ ,.. 11 ' 6 I 5 bp Caurtion. to be Slolti or Let; vq: anteb. , 1 1101, -__..._. _____ s t .„ Q Too -AD FURNITURE, &c., AT HURLES- APARTMENTS, AT SOUTHPORT. ORGANIST WANTED the CHAPEL and a_ ab YF(ion liA lot ~ NEAR ORMSKIRK. ONE or Two Single GENTLEMEN, dining in kl SCHOOL for th D. qux , ' l -, is instructed to SELL b P) teen FRlDAYekmiente- y ArC - ble 10/ town daring the week, can be accommodated with eligi- APARTMENTS, at No. 1, Waterloo-terrace, Promenade, next, the 15th instant, at Eleven next door to the Victoria Hotel, acing - Vie - Sea ;) if for a per too th e 'aile s f:4l.Pio upon the Premises Hurleston no, manency, on very moderate s. Applications to cussed to the TREASURER. SERVANT WANTED. AA TANTED, by a Single Gentleman, who resides ktapi t ,lnslpr n :".__, urrnskirk and the E a st Lancashire The facilities afforded e opening through of the Railway V V about six miles out of Liverpool, a steady, active, single 'aS eo ° Ei z h o ,,tiou, genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNI- to Southport, rent that place by far the most desirable MAN, who can ride and drive, milk, look after a vegetable te er 'lis o f i ,,0 1 /8 Bracket Timepiece, Dessert and suburban reside ,ce in this neighbourhood. ON o ;aty,) ~, ` ,',1 2 , ha. Four -wheeled Pony Phaeton and For particulars apply as above, or at the Standard-office. , f i li.' l) i c e t a a '",,94tier Effects, the Property of a Cler- __ _ . It t o Alv ,!_ 1 1 t nce, comprising, .N,,;Vs, w orts, Two modern Mahogany lofty Four 'Noo itte, Crimson and Gr Foured Damask ____ TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 1 1 1 0 be SOLD, on a moderate Ground Rent, FREE ,Vtrat':citli,s,tt hsrettsll.ePresatjter Beds, excellent and _l_ HOLD LAND laid out for Building flrst-class Cottages garden, and manage a few acre re . • wages competent person, of undeniable goo erecter, liberal will be I given. One who has in the service of a Gentleman Far mer will have th eference. Address, A. B. ~ Standard-office. LOCAL MARINE ACT, IMO. k it, tro , v ora ssin . g o Mahogany Chests, Nicht Commode, and Gardens, within two minutes' walk ortheßailwav Station LIVERPOOL LOCAL MARINE BOARD. Qill l 0 411 111 ar O o 31 r!sses, Malintriku.y-Tiiilet Table and and in a most delightfully sheltere ,at 'Seaforth, APPOINTMENT' OF EXAMINERS. Ott ) ' 4 l)et% ' Top, Toilet Wire, Towel Rails, Zinc about four and a half miles fro erpool. NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LOCAL ;7tll.N.o.Roomlainted Ar ' es, &c. Apply to Mr. HAIGH citor, North John-street ;or C'ecuj i ' Set o f ' o II ,RNIT includes Mahogany Pedes- Mr. Trromas Nyl.9 urveyor, Royal Bauk-buildiogs, Dale Pool, i i i nt ß A N f E orrogno c° A n lVlT'l' i VXM S kra ° l\ r i t l I f E l ig e o r i 'Rich Ra s p, "'a ny Chairs and Sofa. in Hair street, Liverpool. - ~.4 W ,•",,11ath '' T Loo end Card Tables. Rosewood - ___ ___________ _ Examiners to bean ” Examiner i T *, . 'on," and the other \'''sa,l l ( tit ~, . oP, Iron Rocking and Antique' Chairs, teek i l 'lderr o l a nisiEronzed and Steel-mounted Fender, Vtt Mirations. to be an " Examiner in Seam ip." • The Examiners will b uired to derote the whole of their O`r• tiol ie !'srer rarpet, Hearth-rng, gze. ...-- - -.,......__..- --.. _.._ time to the service e Board, and to perform such duties n evi. u Rod Culinary Requisites, and other d e. besides those of mining Masters and Mates, not incowsia lo nal ~_ rpHE ROYAL SUPREMACY : A SERMON, tent with the vial duties assigned to Examiners by the Board '''''" 111 un T " R a ' vale, and Cats- l4 11 ;lt e nail nAv preceding the ' t • e,Lio 'or from Mr. BYFORD, Auctioneer, 1850, by the Rev. CHARLES HEN RTON, M.A., 111- '40, 41 ns o m erPool. cumbent. Published by The Salary of each Examiner will be .e2OO per annum. . to Ar t p o l u ic E a u t T iov, A tO_he_acoompanielby ti a , ''' , tkirc,: e t he Exchange Station at S2O and'9 40 Liverpool : HEIGHT id L . Aticottoar. London: F. laid m a ; 1 1 'e S of m t l o i e n i local M ari addres sedmarine ',KIN, Esq., 114 0 J. RIVINGTON. n ridge: JOHN nEIGHTON. Board, Liverpool, to be sent to his Office, No. 55, South John liato , _____ 1, '''' P'r MISS STRICKLAND'S NEW SERIES OF ROYAL FEOIXLE instant. ROBERT RANKIN, Chairman. l ittk Ily 4 m -- e ; S', LORRIES,FLOATS, GEARS, 6.e. BIOGRAVIII ES. Liverpool Local Marine Evavd, il'oeeteber 5,1E50. o titt i lte, ‘ .srs. LUCAS and C 0.,. This day is published, Vol. L, price 10s. W., Weir 4 ues rlaY,) the lath instant at Onco'clo - k, -o p t it t etaisitory, Great Charlattefstrect, T IVES OP THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND, and .ilf.;b h e et t% o: Thirty CART pIeNTAN MRSES, JU ENGLISH PRINCESSES connected with the Regal Sue- Contrarts. cession ofGreat Britain. By AGNES STRICKLAND, Author . _ l ' t k rtal C rses ' 'S.ze-, secs oats, Loreies., 'Broad and of " Lives Of the Queens of E not . - ,1 "I' to safe 'Pri arts, Gears, Saddlery, &c. 'CONTRACTS. This Series will be in Six Volumes post Bvo, uni -8a • form in sigewitb the L' of the Queens of EnglAnd, umbel- MITE COMMITTEE of VISITORS of the WEST AINED to Single and Doable Harness. fished with Pottrai id:Engraved Title-pages. L DERBY LUNATIC ASYLUM are desirous of CON •'l,lto Vtli - p - ii Tidbit L will tee published early inlS5l. TRACTING, for Six Months, for the SUIVLY of the following 4c•Oo A , - 0 1. AUTUMN MEETIII:G. Witoraai Acowooreend SONs, Edinburgh and London. ARTICLES for theuse of the Asylum, situate near Rainhill :- Ox-Beef . Per stone. riN -- /i 4/I ;PF HORSES, Tiltßim - ; THE'. WEEK Prime blether Mutton-the whole *carcase, ( AO t/eirSITORr, GREAT CHARLOTTE: lop ApnykEt , S PRO'PHETIC MESStNGER, larger without, heals, shanks, or inside suet.... Per do. ~ a ''S. It POOL. .11., edlonred Hieroglyphic, and Planets Places for 1851, now Beef and 'atoll:on Suet (in equal proportion.. Per do. ; ti % e 1,,,,„ NI c AS and CO. 'beg . to apprise Noble- ready, price Half-a-Crown, contains irreportant predictions - Fine Flour, end good Seconds Per seek. liolliao entlemen requiring H - LINTERS, Carriage, relotiveto that eventful year, remarkable rativities, and rovo lutionary - figures of . orninent persurames; also, a curious Oatmeal - . Per cwt. Milk '' ll , o k l^ 11( IRSES that theyWillSELL by AUCTION, ;il : ‘ i No "' the I 4ti ' Treatite upon the sympathy n a ta a . "y an d modichte, Sealed Tenders, for slivery of the above at the Asylum, ~ lo p instant, at*One d e2oloolo. plaitetory influences ova edicinal herbs,'&o. 4, r, g, e , itaoS and that; , on and after nits DAY, .._ must be sent tom ce, 5, Claytetn-square, Liverpool, (where 'Ltradon : WM.'CI' TON WRIGHT; 'and sold by all HOOK- further inform ' n can be obtained,) on or before TITF.SWAY, ,"" . 11, r evt ral valuable • STU - DS of HORSES on 'Slit .. ~_y a i - , sellers, the nth of November. W. EATON. `'''T .,........ r'red for trials and for the inspection of , at , THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTEraIITURY'S WORKS. Bth Aoventber, 1850. '7 p I , requ:red. . . , . . . Lo" C 4 .eitS , PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the NEW' trES- • TENDERS FOR ADDITIONAL CARRIAGES. 0,; 1, 1p, „t PAINTERS, AND OTHERS. : ATA MENT, in the form of Lectures, intended to assist the riIHE VIRECTORS of the LONDON and NORTH- Mov By Mr. KIUItY, 'Practice of Domestic Instruction and - Devotion. St. Matthew's JL WESTERN RAILWAY are prepared to receive TENDERS O o l uotoJ,.. the 14th' 'instant, at Eleven o'clock Gospel to St. Paul's Epistle to Colossians, and the Geneiml for 150 CARRIAGES, to be trailt according to a Drawing and 'Mol e rremises, William-street, Dale-street. Epistles, is already published, in eight volumes Bvo, each 9F, Specification, whicb may be seen at Easton Station on Tuesday rei t , ke b ,,,f the STOCK-IN-TRADE, FIX- cl o t h . next, tilv, 12th instant. ' 4 411 11 45, V . ,!,a PE - UMBER and GLAZIER, comprising ' The concinding Volume to the above, from Thessalonians to Tenders must be sent in of or before the Eveningofi'PßlDAY ,i k ,, i te,„ ( l` , ll i t t s. .wet turd _oey.---potav---Pu . .. . miceStOn . e, Hebrews, is in the press, and willaippear about Christmas. next, the 15th November. ''to_aera Rosin - agitity of Lead Piping, Btc., ke• IL The Directors will meet t tto Contract on Saturday next, loi'll -cart, Ladders, Office Desk, and CHRISTIAN CHARITY : its Oblieations and Okiects, with the 10th instant, at the ._ xi Station. '1 , (l Reference Mahe Present State of Society. In a Series of Ser - , B • der ef the Directors, lkaao,c_ll the Morning of Sale, and particultroi'bad moss. Second Edition. Bvo, c', . ; mo ;'''is. CHAS. E. STEWART, S e c re t ar y. r ' ER. Easton Sta ton, London, Nov. 9th, 1850. APOSTOLICAL PRE , ING CONSIDERED, in an Exa- _ 01,,,, O RDER III ' . .. . • . cl it , T , OrTHE 'MORTGAGEE. mination of St. Pa ' pistles. Also, Four Sertrions on Sub ,. 4 k Ay . t ,,...Y:Mr. CLAPHAM, jects relating t to Christian Ministry, and ;Trenched on auration. GeV'klti B Y - 54 - r: P - H — AM, ‘ a .le 20th instant, at One o'clock in fha'After reriOn-rooma, South John-street, "Liver- jects refuting Ap•of different caMons, 10s. 6d. lie Christian Ninth In nnistzy,___,Aed on tion, enlarged. Bvo, cloth, f R or DAVE LLIND-IftrUSE, =on niimbersil 139, in Duke-street, -1 . kad t j,"( Land :An front to Duke-street, 20 - feet 9 tlieliack, 21 feet ; and in ilpfli f 72 'feet. etarg-ri under the Corporation of Liverpool for a I r. Join the 19th day of Dec a— "- +ll6oSliAm, Solicitor, 16, - ggiaIONS on the PRINCIPAL FESTIVALS c f the CHRIS. TIAN CIIURCH ; to which—are added, Three Sermons or. Good Friday. Fifth Edition,T,vo, cloth, lOs. ASH FIELD HOT NESTON, CHESHIRE 911 E above E gilAt LI S M VNT for YOUNG LADIES, for maws years successfully .conducteil by the Mlsses HERVEY, will he REOPENED, after the'Clitislinas Va cation, by Miss WARD and the :Hisses YOUNG. The House and Premises, which Are very extensive, are situated on an eminence overlooking the Estuary of the Dee, within a few 'minutes' walk of Rarkgate, which • eSsedly one of " most healthy localirks in Eiv , Miss WA RD a- Misses YOUNG were, not on ucated with a view to the els. charge of school daiee t have had great experience in teaching in families* igh standing in the country, to whom references may be • *en. The I'XIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY, derived from its NATURE and RECEPTION. Seventh Edition, Bvo, cloth, 10s. 6d.; or foolscap, 3s. South 7 'Castie-street, 'he nd the 'A SERIES of SERMONS.ort the CHRISMN FAITH and CHARACTER. Eighth Edition, Bvo, cloth, Ns. 6d., or 12m0, `;'! The 12th instant, at Twelve:676'kpek at r ;ler i ; ;!n3lVaiters' Office, Custom -honse, 'the nonourable the COVlMigBioll:°,7*B of Per ~`A`TSEATISE on the RECORDS of the CREATION, and on 'the MORAL ATTRIBUTES of the CREATOR. Sixth Edi tion, limo, cloth, 10s. 6d. London : THOMAS HATMARD, 187, Piccadilly ; and sold by Terms, dze. inarbla known on rpt*r.tion to Mtn YOUNG, Ashfield House. . rr,4,1,1t1Y,' Geneva Wine, Tobacco Leaf, Ma- G 4 pairs) India ?, and dears), 117 bo'cgr (6:3 etrindia Rubber ii , land one boj each, Vtdca. l , eathiNg cm...packing, and a lariety of other fitrAtranrr 41.otirt5. DENT'S IMPROVED `ATONES AND(CLOCKS. EJ. DENT, WATCD AND CLOCK MAKER by • distinct appointment to McQueen, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, and His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Rus sia, most respectfully solicits from the Public air inspection of his extensive STOCK of WATCHES and CLOCKS, embracing all the late modern improvements, a lost economical charges. Ladiea"tGold Watche gold dials, jewelled in four holes. 8 ruinces; Gent en's, with enamelled dials, 10 guineas ; Youth's' Silve aches,- , 4 guineas; . warranted sub stantial and aCCUTP. ~,oing Lever Watches,: jewelled in four holes, 6 guise e N e ll lile d *sb,l,'e Queen's Warehouses, , on AfewD AY, the u nig of Sale, and Catalogues had, price Standapd Life Assurance - Companyes Office, rlivrge-street, Edinintr.oh Ni t sC i l i t ; thei n - I9th instant, at One•c'clork in the Liverpool, °ne subject to Li't'ar s ale r a e s n' sraic?)e m tllen produced, , • t. 1 % "„' Piece of LAND, with 'the DIN ELL -1)00)'1011:E thereon, being N0...45, Canning- Oilte r ;f in the occupation'of IStr?l - lel2ry Graze ' th,,,:a,ease, at the yearlyrent h of , it Co._ .I) — VVELLING- Le.o,l,i4izeNoof LAND, Bedford-street d rd i - I st t re e et South, lately Nielson, at the rent of teris, but now un- 7th Novenibe,r, 1850. DIVISION OF PROFITS AT 15111 NOV., 1850. IFOFOSALS for lirssurance 'to Participate in th Profits, must be lodged at tne Company's Office, in Edir I/01 . kb, London, Dublin, , or Ging ow ; or , with one of the Corr patty's authorised Ageuta, on or before ,15th Novembt4 By order of the Director . 10S. THOMSON, Manager. J. DENT, S 2, STRAND ; 33, COCKSPUR-STREET; AND 34, ROYAL EXCHAA' GE, (Cl ei Tower Area,) LONDO:i EDINBURGH,/ <GEORG E.STREF,I 82. - ,S7,ING WILLIAM PPF,R SACKV ILI .33,-ET. VI NCENVPLACI ,STREET 44!:a,t1i'iece of LAND, with flieT)WELLlNG (l4liirbing No 87 Bedford-street ;South, in the 4'Dudle rent._ .€65 • rind aitOini tip; Lot , 2. 'trit,t74,ieceYof LAND, v;itli the"PWELLlNG litt'7,,it'g No. 89, Beciford-streetSoutli..in tit! -• .urvard Higgin; rent, ae.ss . ;:•and adjoinin„ DUBLIN LASOOV :-STREET TJEALTH RESTORED \WITHOUT MEDICINE, INCONVENIENCE,:OR EXPENSE, To the most tiemonsly . delicate;dysneptic, constipced,loilions, debilitated, or shattered constitution. THE MINERVA WIFE ASSURANCE COMPAN ESTABLISHED 183 G. LONDON, (Head ()liked 94, Kialg William-street. EDIBURGH, 37, Ilanaver-street. 'TRUSTEES. LI CATE SIX INDIEPENSABLES TOLINVALIDS; DI !PERSONS, AND, INFANTS. None are ger:nine without 104..., Seal and•Sipcture af DU BARRY-.& CO. in fall. PROTECTED 137 ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. • • ARABIAN-RP:VALENTA, • Price Vb. Is., 31b. 2s. 6d... filb. 55., 121 b: 10s. LENTIL POWDER, Price, lib. U. 4d., 31b. 3s. &L, 61b. 6 .iISI3. 12s. ERVA LE NTA In Canisters, 111)..25. ' 31b. 65.4 , 61b. 10s., 12Th. Ids. DU BARRY'S PULNI IC BON BONS, A nice, safe, and effectual re y for coughs, c 0143, asthma and all affections , of the In , throat, and breath,-are of on rivalled excellence. In aes,z Is. lid., 2s. 9d.1 43. id. ;or post-free, IsAd., "3s. , ss. 2d. DU BAIVR St CO., 'SoleLicensees for Nerill's "PATENT FLOUR: OF LENTILS. As purified, prepared, and • nigltly4mproveil, by DOO3A nnv ik Co.. 127. New , Ronil-street, London. It is packediw•Canisters suitable for alt climates, of ilb,at Is., 31b. at 2s. erl., 61h. at ss. 3d.. 121 b. at -10 s. Each Canister bears the seal mud signa ture of Du Barry-and Co. in full, :without which none can be genuine. and the imitating of either is felony. c, 4 4,"at Ti ec t of LAND, with tIto,DTITI,LING -I,kii to 't . ,S o ,,c h 'n i• 45th, Canning-street. mid the corner , n e occupation of--Mrs. Yeoman ; t o re 1. 0 7. "1ng Lot 4. Pl er is are Lea,P46 - Pnty.fi vies . - old, under - the Corporation of mil . ears, of which -seventy years are s, u _ 2. , e shown by the respective Occupants, able Piece of LAND, with the substan 'lva'a-11,; flrp ninety;r, being ~ within y H ards of , the Exche, ',Pdo 4 er1 1 ,,, „ 'rn the new Railway Station, in Tithebain )',4%.,%.l4'ta Freehold. The 'Warelurise corers 280 811 - 0 '...0 z r, Allerettboots ;, htlB_l4aitis. the..east, ti lo W in the occupation of Isaac Cooke V1,,k1 Po rtion of the purchase-money may 7 ‘ ,.LAZ I the se 0 „ , th e h ose Two Pieces of valrable Freehold a c i nit 1.11 -ar th e "g partsßye ~,., n ru n „ 'horn, ?Id ef Crosby Green, West Derby ; Sida e. t r a ". rh. .cniith aide. of 'Geo. Grenfell Glyn, Es Ttbornas Heath, Esq. I , Frauds Mills, Es q. Sit - Claude E. Scott, But 'BANKERS. Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co Sir Claude Scott, Ilart.,.srud Co. Tit?. DISTINGUISH NG FEATUREGf this COMPANY A guaranteed return at any time for:the surrender of existing Whole Term Policies by even rates. of AForly per Ceut. of tin arriannt of Premiums received. The 'Policies of this Company are thus rendered immediately availabletts securities; andcan only be vitiated by frand,'not by et ror. ' To secure the advantages of the next-Division of Profits 4c 84 , ,Tiectared in 1852, Proposals must la lodged at the .Head Office, or with any of (be Agents 'throughout the country, during the present year. Prospectuse^ aining every -in formation may be obtainetl, free of ease, at the Companyto Offices as above, or tram :any e Agents. WILL. T. RO i SON, Actuary and Secretary. IGENTS : Liverpool \ __OLT9N and -SON, Wine-brokers; to c ,,, t>llt-angles with Croatlt/Green ; and 1 -.l.A at iP" a re Yards, or tbereabonts. '1)14 4 tler eo Of Freehold LAND, , with the elegant t on ti,a erected, being the moat westwardly n . '" e . 'aid, Field, called "3Rye•Soards " and k'etp" l le 0f.,.. v r oad mentioned in the lest lot.' The le r ~Ises. -- aPation of Mr. GeorgerCeate, who will Har ngtoPn-s- aPlytre to R. A. PANNE, Solicitor, riet. o#'6ldhall-street. WA THOMPSON, Broker, Exchirogt The above farinaceous Noods,.bs prepared by Dr BARRY & CO., will be , forind very useful to Invalids and delicate Children; but TEE .REMEDY• f4r dyspepsia (indigestion), constipation, acidity, cramps, spasms, tits, heartburn, nervousness,'biliousness, .41:et:dons of the liven and kid- street J. Michael Potter, Solicitor, Cooper-stre( T. F. Lar;zford, liocotratant, Mosley-1 Ashtan•under•Lyne.John Lord, Solicitor. Burg lames Beil, Bury•Baak. Burn Lev Bollurdand itdrell;Solicitors. Boltan.le-Moors Winder azd Broadbent, Solicitors. Cstae Joseph Earnshaw, Craven Bank. Manarster Ditto neys, flatulency, distension, •palpiC headache, des fne-ssrnoises in the Itel every part of the* *edy, chronic it :tio❑ of the heart4.nervous id and ears, pains:in, almost Tiammation and ulceration "ula, scury gotirt.q. Oldinint . Richard Stump, ; jun. Stalolinidge 6- Glossop—Thomas M. Ellison, Solicitor Accrina:on James Late,-Solicitor. Chocleg ti. C. Croaks, Solicitor. Ciitherve Robert Wildman, Craven Bank. Wigan William Pearson,Auctioneer. Blackharn Tames Brogden, Solicitor. Rochdale Henry Arnivtage, Broker. Preston William Elton, Lime street. nausea ant low spirits, spleen : general debility, exhaustion, parrAysis, cough, asthma. nuttnetude, sleeplessness, involuntary' blush ing, tremors, dislike 'to society, unfitness for study, deluzioss, joss of memory, vertigo, ; blood to the head, inelant'aoly groundless fear, indecision, •wretchedness, thoughts of -self destruction, &c jA x of :9 a Decree of the fr,ih Court of .111; in.a. cao e o f Pearson r. Pea r son," the er,".AaIiaIFAILSON, late of W'avertree, near Ith of ' Lancaster . , Gentleman. (who died .4 of DU BARRY'S,DRIACIOUS HEALTH-RESTORING 0 oft), . 7 1eceraber, 1847,) are, by their Solidi 4tVAand prove • Itts, before cy 'ER, Esquire, the Masters of the Lot 0 0 'ambers ampton-buildings, Chan- L°' in clefsold hereof they will be excluded ot . " I) !BALD M'ARTHUR LOW, - FOR INT:OLIDS AND :INFANTS, THE REVA:LE.NTA ARABICA 4 . Discovered, 'exclusively grown; and imported by DU BARRA' 4.1 , C0., 127, New Bond-street, .Landon, sole owners of tthe -estiAes, and of the patent machinery by•swhich alone the cura tive principles of the plant can betieyloped. This light deli dious breakfast farina (without medic:ll;6a any kind, without ineanvenience, and without expense, as!it saves fifty times its DESTRUCTIVE FIRES . IN GLASGOW, MAN- CHESTER, LINCOLN'S-INN, &c. MILNER'S " HOLDFAST" :and FIRE-RESIST ING SAFES are the strongest, best, and cheapest safe guard is the world against fire, cobbery,..ond fraud ; 20,000 of them keep 'the books, deeds, and cash of ,the practical men of c 'f or 1 16fIti 61641. - cif Liverpool o f L - ' L itt kh ancaster, Plaintiff's Solicitor. N11.1)4, ife of a Mr. Dodd,..fcrrmerly and if dead, to het PARIS REPR ESENTA- ar.d H . qr.. C:fortn "l , l7, satisfir.tory evidence of CLERK2 the tieath of roklor'N..f.. e rlY Sarah Kniffht. and who intermarried Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow,.&c., who know their superi ority to any•otbers. Five of them ltave brought their contents unscathed oot of the ruins of large fires in Glasgow alone this year. whu-sin scores of other safes bavo.teen burnt out. _ . costin other remedies) speedily and permanently removes the above disorders. It nevertnrns acid on•the weakest stomach. , norinterferes with a good qiberal diet,' bid imparts a healthy relish for lunch and dinner, and restoreslhe faculty of Most er 'twenty-five offices were burnt out 4n Li oir,4-inn in January, in one alonef which the title-deep of thirty large landed estates were burnt, which would I have.been preserved in Milner's Safes. From some ho reds of •certidcates, the fol lovitur, is seleoted, as one o of many ine,tealces in which 50,065 testimonials, some of which aieigiyon below, leave a, doubt .of its restorative virtues. " •Itiia.s the highest approlation of Lortltuart de Decies the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander Stuart, of Ross—a car of three years' nervousness anti debility caused by a bad fever ifivinr..General Thomas King. of .F.xmouth ; the Rev. John W' liVi t ,,ll{6: z i i :n the y • , and which said Sarah fit . reputed niece to Thomas 4ti r !ii' sat _ 8 03'4 . Master Mariner. deceased, or sta f t t r m e=e lde a nc r[a . , t ‘ l 6 - OT4 : n PEMBERTON, Solicitor, Liverpar.l. Milner's Safe contained : " Clyde.stre , Anderston, Glasgow, May 7, 1849. e calamitous fine yesterday morning, by f oil, tallow, were totally . red in the Al ilnere's Fireproof linen, Millington Rectory his servant from 8 years' ityswisia it with spasnia, cramps, pains in the stornaali,-:ehest, itrfolk, who 'recants the cure of lestroyed 'Chased frcin yot A , 4% AND ROMAN CEMENT. 1, k z Itt 1, S" B ,U - 1 7 - LI A S r ) )e4 —letiSHIR VIDTIALTLIC 1 0 ) -N `C _-- N - • T WAREHOUSE, % , 1,,,,, LANE, LIP:BRPOOL . 4 t "MAS 'WYLIE, AGENT. ._..,._._ _ . bearing testimony to the great efficiency of OK se.tisfes. " CHARLES BOYD:atui CO." This Safe was most..teverelv tested; the brass kacilt and brass work about the lock.avere melted off. , . after gutierimr.l4) years from partial paralysis, has regained the use of his limbs in a very short time upon this-excellent food ; the Rey. Chas.-Kerr, of Winslow, flocks—icaureof functional disorders; Mr. Thomas Woodhouse, Bromley—recording the Glasgow, 1 " Gentlemen,—The , books and papers which we'hail in your Fire-resistintr Safe. which was subjected to a most intense heat for several hours at-the;iste fire in Gordon-street,onThursday cure of a ' lady , from constipation and sickness diming' Prep• nancy; the Rev. , Thornas Minster, of St. Saviour's, Leeds—a cure of five.years' nervousness. w i t h spasms and daily vomit • the cure 0 , " ii„'tqh.-411, ,Vl'lon ALGA - MARINA, ' 4'41 ESSENCE of:the SEA-WEED. as 7 oylnost of the Faqiiity, is now rapidly " r ly' - '44Yohtternal.remedies, in cases of Weakness, letion.of trice Limbs and Joints, whether u ° r lll:mature age. In , l'itralysis. stiffness 1 1* ' (1:7 I 4 .i 4t f'"ks •or' .hiamments. dc4:nrirlities of the In communicatinginas Lice..... y a protection egainst•ftre, and an invention with vviiich,The pub lic cannot be too well 4taquainted.—We are. gentlemen, your obedient servants, " KER, DOERIYG, anti , oo." The outside of the above-Safe was completely burnt thiliktgli. Triumphantißesistance to Robbers: Messrs. Thos. Milner sg(Lki• - •:on, Liverpool. 4' Gentlemen,—Our Milnees.Safe was attempted to be ,beo han open last night ; but, not,f.thstanditig the great and ,per surgeon in tile wan meg.iment—a cure vi vropsy ; aas. rorter, Esq., Athol-street. - Pectb—a cure of 13 years' cough, ...with ge neral debility; J. Smyth, Esq., 37. Lower Abbey4treet,Dublin ; Cornelius O'Sullivan, .111. D., F.R.C.S.. Dublin—a perfect cure of SO years' indescribable agony, which had resisted all other remedies; and 30.(IDO other well-known bidivitittals, .ivho liave sent the discoverers „arid importers, Du Harry and Co.. 127. New Bond street, .LoOdoN. testimonials of the extraordinary rill . l•ntrirni,.. . . i n i t 4 t t ,,io ce ,—.4 diseaset of the Glands, Swellings, i 'inl. 4l l C 44 `e, Enla, , gengents. and old Cicatrixes, ‘4t. I liii,jarld Ilie inatiormations' of Rickety or '14 % i4N0r51j,,,.. Also, in Rheumatism, Rheumatic ttt;14,4 4 tO VG - , rains., inireceint or old Strains, Burns, 7 6 i ' - v .IIRI, 4 s 'lSt extensiieidass of; diseases for which ( 1.,'‘11) '.t. ; re conmended ' li, ~ k , th. !A. Al NRIN ' ' L 1.4 4 '.4,1 hii, . A.Concentrated Essence, N g ,e: ti inty, e S of the is i es.weed i ttivintr, in a ‘INto, Rr t ,9 l lth" ?II the med;cal 'vit. of • thccie plants, Nlitiic,antiletionties ascribe 4 incipal -berefits de- Vt1; 4 4.5 4 ' it w ee riear th a. Zs; its use, therefore, 1 4,4 ~‘ „ i t ae ke r' '.. br ,tt lio-ne , te every matf„s door, i n n AI ea - °` , esidence . - hy its ,sliores may she se: A L Fri 17 , \I %lint it. . !1 4 tt i . ' (4) C i f t 1 stf ARIINA mat, lie either used alone or \ lllso '-iv e n ier, treatment; it -Materially incresses oi,iti ri , 1, 4 f.'-' l l and Sarsaptritia, mid ins. especitelly ,V4i4h, , ,'tfo rl ° P n with these medicines all cases,of ~,,i IL A v . e At r _ n lllities, kit;St, i ' n ilia rt l l ief when rubbed into the.thest of Con ii. p fti ..i ar it i C . 51 patients. or over tlie+botevels in Me i, i ti ltt i , 4l ,ti e atly,- 41 all cases where friction is recorn kf Ad q't are Acrease its Hood effects 1 . tt • 1: 1 atid 111, 7ite • '' , Itl e m, 4 to read a Pamphlet +mon the ' , ht. ikr e .,T; i na,,, , , :', ods of nein: , COLIWfi AbGA Al A rat'"ltalerons ca ses and high testirsonisls .... ~.'ll.- orae,.., ' severing violence with which the robbers have worked at . the don , and back of the Safe,(both , of which are beaten in andreut thrw.gli the outer plates in inumerous places), the lock and bolts-remained true, and saved ,the contents. You ratty send us =niter Milner's.Holdfast -Safe, ; lc o. ti "JAS. RICHARDSON and CO.. manner in whicb'theirherfitb has been restored by this usefUl and economical diet, after,all other remedies had been tried iu rain for many years, anthali hopes of recovery ahantlanetl. - " Morning Chronicle. Analysis by the celebrated Professor of Chemistry and Analytical Chemist. Andrew Vre, ; " London, 24,13!oomsbuty-square, June 8, 1849. " I hereby certify, that hatingexamined Du Barry's Health iltestorinr, Food,' I god it lolae , a pureyegetable Farina ,perfeetly ~arb.olesorne, easily digestible, likely to promote a healthy act icy' the stomach and bowels, and4liereby to counteract dyspep lila, constipation, and their nervous consequences. ." ANDREW URE, 111.D.,F.R.5.. 0 17c., Analytical Chemist." Gic4gow, 28th December, 1848:" " Gentlemen,ln the late ore an starker-sneer, wiucu en tirely grzttr.l the whole block of imild4ags of which my ware tioniie formed part, I have sincere pleasure in informing you that my books, together with a kmantity of valuable papers, watches, line., were preserved uninjured in one of your Fire resisting Safas, which I strongly -recommend to the pubic.—l am, your abettent servant. " THOMAS "Woollen Me: Thant, New Ilrown-street Market-street. " Messrs. Milner and Son." . . LatPORTANT CAUTI 0 N.—Of latesnany ignorant persons. ac- Inated eby cupidity alone, have attempted to foist upon the public flour or powder of Lentils, in imitation of Du Barry's invaluable Revalenta Ambles Food 4a farina possessing the highest ourative principles of any substance ever discovered, and of which Messrs. Du Barry & Co. are the ole proprietors and possessors). These imitative impostors have not hesitated to copy our advertisements, and puff as 47171u...rive: that which, though nnoldeetionable as food when properly prepared, pos sesses no snore curative virtues than a piece of bread. Nor can they shew,asingle curative effect, whilst Ito Barry's Revs lenta Arabica •Foodbas cured 50.00 persons of high respecta bility, even in .c„asesiwhere - all other remedies had failed and all hopes of recovery4tondoned. But they invariably re'er to the Old Testament as their great authority ! forgetting that the only reference there mode to Lentils is Esau's fraud upon his brother Jacob; and thOublic is left to infer that these imita• tors, ititent‘upon following Esau's example, wish to perpetrate a wholesale fraud upon -invalids. A full report of important cures of the above and many other complaints, and A copious extract front 50.060 testimo nials front pat ties of the highest respectability, is sent gratis iity DU Barry and Co. on receipt of two stamps In Canisters with full instructions, weighing lib. at 2s. 9d. ' Vt. at fe. at 11 s., 121 b. at 225. ;—super-retined quality, 101 b. at 335., sth. of 225. ;—suitably packed for Ail climates. Canisters for warded by Du Barry and Co.. ma receipt of post•oftice or banters' orders ; (the 121 b. and 101 b. ,es rriage-free to any town or railway station connected by rail with London.) Du Barry and Co., 427, New Bond-street. London; also of Fort num, Mason, and Co., Purveyors to her Majesty the Queen, Is 2, Piccadilly; fledges and Butler, 135, Regent-street; Barclay, OS, Farrindon-street ; Edwards, 67, St. ir'aul's Church-yard ; Rutrisey, 3, Queen•street-place ; Sutton; Newberry ; Sauter; Hantwv, 63, Oxford•street, London;—in Lire,p4o/ of Evans, - Sons, at.d Co. ; Nikon and Co. ' 1, Castle-stret!t; W. Wild ing 25. St, Ann-street I'. Roberts. 2t, Rauelagli-street ; Ciay and Abrabant, 37. Bold-street; M`Guttie, 24, Castle-street; Tyson, 39, Raneogh-et reef; James Chesney, 1, Commit-Olin row ;—Birhedheaa it .:sttrpin, Argyle-street ;—Chetfer e Geo, Chivas, W. Heath ;--Nanchester: T. Nash. John Daltou-st. ; Richardson and Roebuck, Market-place; Sharp and Scott, 6, Market-street ; Jewsbury is Brown, chemists ;—Fferringferi : J. Glover, Sank ey-st reet ;-5 us' through all respectable grocers, chemists, medicine venders, and booksellers in the kingdom. But do not allow any one to inmost* own Tom spurious imit a. lions under SIMILA names, but rather ifrity IP 1W PARRY CO., Loncipp, direct, for your supplies. - In the numerows accidental fires and .experimental tests which Milner's Safes have been exposed to, .every description of safe in use—ti-poproof (so called) or otherwise—have been burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the -scientific and practicri authorities who have tested them; and the Patentees, during seven years' active working of their patent, on a rapidly extending scale, have spared,no pains nor cost in effecting improvements, by which they are enabled to pledge themselves at el times to supply the most complete and Roe llre denositories or books, documents, and xvittables ; 1 " 1 :Y 4 lir've powers. w 4 1 141 , t tk. , t . irmacentical Chemist, 1, 1 4 1; 4 11 1 : . ; t r ) ; m ole for the sale of Cotzs's 44 ) 41, 'tried o ir. 6d., andeac. P_C b ate. st Users. Clay and Abraham., , Bolit. ".4 ,(t s /Is 'II, r T . I Mr. J. B. 31 Lien Castl e, .k '4l Ssl'3 iv 001...— A IN ! 4 HI tor, Litt t , Cherni.cts • and of all respeetablc "I and colintev. 7 - 4 tohl t , l 'e f r '' ) or II • , ptember 18th, 1850, lire n roin tti ritish seaman.and have been an tin ki(liotiNly)'l4),atr dreadful malsciv, rheumatic gout, t et gi t qlr ge l ' i llal,l e s p, .over my - frame, for the last 14 1 ( fr om o Provioe for myrelf or family. I tr i ;‘te e D by ti Sl• Bartolomew's IlosOal as 111. 4 1, t IP 1) 0Cf011.1 h of a e Koval Disnensary p las it t fifteen onflui, I been gl l a eta eel (f it i on foo t n i'o rhe•sto,tund. math I read a Pamphlet co .1' meth st.:N A NA, a Concentrated &stance fh„. 1 '; ( 1 , %qh o f t ' i ° ,";4 l Y recommended by a iiustsbe.r Po' 014 "Y; I 4 at •'` same. I now beg leave respect crktallll, ~:th-400.ir ALGA MARINA is worth its 0)114144t1i,4 sir, that it has made a new man It 1 , kittp; ne r e TI ',`,l l P and take Inv food with corn mot,ooaive,to do for mariy months b efore 4,, , A I !t: e feet, whereas, before, I did no NTA 2r for pain. I rub the whole of No r ' it aft Bl\ A , and I cannot describe the I )l , kt lit hs _e hie er mbhing. I feel confident 1, Bt grateful etitirely to health pgain and very humble servant, coin' . " - N ar b/cIlll: Londo WILLI An," .70, St. Ykal's including the strongest .wrought-iron safes and closets in the world, tined with their unspoiled tire-resisting chambers. Out of upwards of 20,000 .o. their safes in use anion„ at the manntactrging and commercial houses in Great Britain-410 class best aisle to appreciate their value—numerous cases of - severe trial in, accidental tires 4:lave occurred, from whieth Thomas Milner And Son select the following as instances, in which they are of opinion that no other safe than their own w. f .,,u; have preserad its contents un‘ttrnt : Fire at Mr. J. B. ISltickaller's Ship Chstullery Store, Sparring street, Liverpool : a4trong and tierce no; safe most severely burnt outside ; contents nusinged. Fire at Messrs. J. and W. Walker e, the ei:tensive builders, Birkenhead: buildings entirely gutted, evorethino. ' burnt in them, including the contents of large iron safe and drawers, standing besine Milner's; the contents of Milne; uninjured, and in use now. Fire at Messrs. Garniss and Co,'s, Park-lane: a very strong fire ; again the contents of Milner's Safe the only things saved on the premises. Fire at Plimsaul Brothers, of Plymouth : a very extensive dest ruc'ive tits; a large iron safe, covered with brickwork. with double icon doors, burnt out ; Milner's entirely preset. vine its contents. Firs in Queen-street, Glasgow: a great nu of safes and closets burnt out; nr hooks saved throughout the buildings excepting Messrs. Si. ft ond Thomas Brown's, in Milrer's Safe. Milner's Fire-resisting &Veit, Chests, and Boxes, suitable for all daises of buildings, I nk. nregnuble Locks and Cash Boxes, Le A es p er o, 4 7 A , lisorgate . at the Works, 501 and 54,.L0rd-, Cable-street, Liverpold, gtreo, Liverpool', and 47 to 67, Street. T HE Writer of the Letter ng imself JUS TICE," is requested t municate with the Collector of the Customs. L' NCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE AND EAST - LANCASHIRE RAILWAYS. IVERPOOL AUTUMN RACES, .I_4l _ NOVEMBER 12th and . 131 . h, 1850:___ The Public is respectfttllv infor , tint TRAINS will run as usual, every FIFTEEN M rs, from the EXCHANGE. STATION to the RACE `RSE, .rom 11 A.M. to 2 30 P.M. And retu.tn in the sat rder immediately after the Races. BY ORDER Liverpool, Niii - ymber Bth, 1631 LIVERPOOL CHURCH UNION, ST. MARTIN'S BRANCH. AT theANNUAL MEETING of the above SOCIETY held in St. Martin's School-room, 30th October, It was Resolved 1 —That the " Liverpool Church 'Union," while it deplores the suspicion which attaches to Church Unions in general. in consequence of the lamented secession of certain of their members to the Church of Rome, is nevertheless of opinion, that it is undesirable to put forth as a basis of union mom; Churchmen, anv statements, or declaration of principles, which, though without sufficient reason,.is liable to the objec tion of being ever and above the existing formularies of the Church. It prefers rather to call to the so n recollection of all Churchmen, those passages in our rayer Book Articles, and Canons; on the one hand, w re it is either taken for granted, or directly asserted, t the English Church is the Catholic Church in this um) by unbroken descent from the Apostles, and that she ds in its integrity the Catholic Faith; And also, on the er hand, to point to her strong protests against Papal gression and . corruption of Primitive truth 9 That this IJni‘n, though its members are thus sufficiently pledged by the Church herself, has no hesitation in tleclaring, with a view to satisfy the public mind. that it conceives one main object of these Ass.ocintions to he The maintenance of the Church of England as she is, with her reformed liturgy and offices ; the defence of her lawful liberties ; the vindication of the plain and literal ir ezming of bar present forms of faith, and the preservation of th ,, m intact bath troth Rom ish and Puri .. Iterations tanical a record its opinion that all defectic can consistently Church of Eng —That thii Union being of niinity amongst Churolimet le Sove- Us 'Unicin does not hesitate to -5 from the Church must he pinion that cone il and una- Ls -of" the very first portance it for the division at Bristol, desires to invite other Unirms, as a most solemn duty, to . mediate between the parties; and to suggest, as a basis of united sction, same mutual concessions upon the ground taken in the above resolution. The following resolutions were unanimons:y agreed to at a eeting of the Liverpool• Church Union on the 6th November, That "the recent Bull, by which the Pope pre tends to parcel out this country into new Sees, audio nominal 3ishops thereto, is eien of these real the Prerogative of rallel in 1 s witho u t ;Ind such N lainl to by this or nced before 2.—Resolved, That - the intrusion of heretical 'Bishops into sees already occupied by those who are the regular and cano nical Bishops in uninterrupted successio n from the Apostles, is a palpable violation of the decrees of the Universal Chu-eb, especially those of the Council of Ephesus, in the year 4313, and is consequently uncatholic and schis;tratical act. 3.—Resolvetl, That this Union regards these Rome as the natural result of the latitudinari' Majesty's Government towards the Church of this country treating her rather as a sect than as the Apostolic Church oi Christ; denying - to her her just liberties and spiritual preroga tives, While it 'lilts tolerated and publicly roccignhed a Roman Catholic 'Hierarchy in Ireland in opposition to the lawful Bishops-of thatrountry. 4.—Reso:ved,l'hat the proper and dignified way for Church meif te meet these and all other aggressions by the State, or by the Papacy,js to labour to inform the public mind as to the _ .. true' ffn policy of Her inp ef the Church of Engl racter as the Catholic Church by reg land: to - viadicate her cha :War and , unbrnken descent ...... cause figaTinSt Rome with Dissenters or - natninril Churchmen, upon the ontenable gramoHiclicol,piAnßwTrieNtrg•am.tAix:e Cl WILLIAM WILLIAM ARDISTY, l r „.. COMMERCIAL AND I\IONFI. kitY REPORT. We have little commercial news to re [spense, by thy;; re.meetinz of the French piaceyesterdny. We publish a 'bight merit' irranother pa_ the Wide of this port, %xi ze, - show sect/.)ly, wawa tooK itisfartory state- ich is 7 nor: secorril to none totlowing are the T United 'States of America, October, 1850, per " America iculars of 'Cotton in from Ist ''S rternber to 30th Receipts. Clearances.' Gt. Vtitnin. Steck. 13,85 +5 127. - PDO 57.029 154 . ,792 .236,181 The following we take from Messrs..Littiedale's circu lar of to -day Vices received by the amer " America eh; to .30111'10*o, being conf )st in severai of the Cotton n onr market to-day. York 4a , tas, by the electric (1 with New inatury the preval districts, have -Froduced a better feelit and theciov Sat ur of prices bases, of t•vtlich 31)6O an rates ourrent on Friday The titlvices from /I us of TO:r.illing frost at about the lay, inform I in-Soth Carolina, Georaia,:nnd Alabama, on three nights at the close of October, which had the effictvf advancing o: ices in New York considerably, until cotton shows a loss•of more than a penny per pound in its transmission. - Many holder wit kmeriea rereired on s es iheir stocks from sale, and those offering refused to sell , untier 14e. to 14-ac. for niiddling Uplands, and 14?.c. for middling to strict middling '.l*Cew Orleans, a point as high as previously reached thisseasou. There was a good demand for breadstuff's. but the market still favoured the purchaser. The receipts were very large, a good portion of‘vihich..was going into store. 'The New' Yoric Courier says that the corn crop is now being gathered and a beau tiful yiektis anticipated from every section of the country. The receiets in the New York maricets have • been usually . The defi a good raus ,cieney in he receipts, I:)owever, !e—our farmers are at present too arises frac busy to forward their grain to market, and afterthe high prices obtaiLed last year. they are -not sufficiently pressed for money to warrant any extra exertion on their , part to meetthe market." Exchange contkimed at the hig h rates of 1101 to and the America consequently brought home a fair amount of specie. The Sharemarket was pretty steatly during the earlier part of the week at slightly lower prices, and .on Itriday and Saturdavertorning it shewed symptoms of increased firmness. 'bit Saturday afternoon., •however, from the continental nears being considered 'less pacific, consols gave way • very considerably, and shares sympathised, though net to that extent that mightlia , ve :-een expected. 'We suspect the -settlement. in consols .ebout to take place bad more to do with the decline than any great impog ance the dealers attached to the news received from Ger many_ The sliAt fall. enmnarativelv. trhieh sharoa have is a F ure evidence o market, and may-le looked upon as a certain indication that on the settlement of these German-troubles the ad- NElitee in these securities will proceed with greatcr rapidity. roses firmer. wit rapers Great Northerns, Leeds stock, 45 London Inarters., 2 8/9 p.; n 3 dLI Shropshire halves 21/ 2 21/ - 21 Cork and Bandon, 1.32:: Dublin 1 Bel<fat, 26 ; Great Southern and Westerns, 351. The market roi• Scotch p' withatit.e,inno s., iron has remained this week •We st?l'lg . uote 425. to 43s n Wales .44 12s. 61. —io.day 3d. for mixed •EASTERN RAILWAY.—An exeureion Ivey this lime—from Carlow to Kilkenny Mr. Oollees Exhibition and Sale of Magical Novelties have lost nothing of their attractions, although lie has now been in Liverpool eighteen weeks. Indeed becomes known, added to the lengthening of the evenings, the more his various amusing articles are in request. Our he more he to them, and they are allowed to examine - thewhole of the apparatus made use of; this makes' the illusions the r thing in enablennv there is no cimiederacy whatever favour of Mr. C.'s deception is, that he one, however ignorant of the art, to perform things seem iogly the most difficult, with the greatest ease imaginable, in a very few minutes, so much so, that we have heard of many purchasers who have been as much surprised at their own latent powers of manipulation, as at any thing Mr. C. has shown them. TUE DAILY NEWS AND THE ROYAL M.ur. SERVICE. —Serious attempts are being made by the Daily News to throw discredit on the manner in which the mail service from this port to New York is performed by the royal mail steamers. Falsehoods have been circulated on the subject and comparisons instituted, which are alike disin genuous. deceptive, and malicious. We shall not now enter on the subject in detail; but we cannot permit the injurious articles of our contemporary to pass into current acceptation wi'bout guarding our readers against placing implicit Nth in them. It • may he just to contrast the most rapid passage of the United States mail service wish the quickest run of the royal mail steamers, and it may not be difficult to prove, to the satisfaction of the many, that the palm is due to our transatlantic rivals ; but, in a mercantile enterprise, speed is of a secondary considera tion when opposed to safety and incompatible with the re ceipt of a fair reward for the capital and enterprise em barked. We do not. speak with any authority, but we believe we will not he wrong when we assert, that the managers of the royal mail steam-ships can at any time undertake to surpass in speed the ships of American build provided that the Lords of the Treasury will grant an amount of remuneration ad«mate to compensate for the greater risk and loss incurred ; but,in any event, we main tain that hitherto no superiority has been gained by rival lines in this, the finest service of the . British marine ; and we certainly cannot admit the truth, justice, or good taste of our metropolitan contemporary's criticisms. We might enter iota the, details of -sharp bows, &c. opened up in the disquisitions referred to, but we Are content to leave to time and - exaerience the task of disproving assertions ham - deft in so invidious a spirit. We apprehend the Lords of. the Treasury entertain-very - different views from those elaborated in our contemporary's coltnnns, and that they, at least., appreciate the unrivalled ability, regularity and snelass with which•the public service lr nix tq the United States ie pedoined by the Ctinerd line. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. • ELECTION OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN The first meeting of the present Town Council was held on Saturday. There were not less than sixty councillors present, exclusive of two candidates for the mayoralty, out of the entire number of sixty-four; and there was an unusual bustle in the Council Chamber. THE ELECTION OF MAYOR The MAYOR announced that the first business would be for the Council to appoint his successor. Mr. Alderman PARKER proposed for the dignified office Alderman Bent as a gentleman possessing the confidence of his brother tradesmen, and the good opinion of the burgesses at large; a gentleman whose connexion with business was nominal, and whose wealth, effluence, and sound constitutional principles every way qualified him to fill that position which he felt assured awaited him. Mr. PRESTON seconded the motion. Mr. HUGH HORNBY proposed in very complimentary terms the election of Mr. Thomas Littledale, and Mr. SAMUEL HOLME in seconding the motion said, that. last _ . year it was the wish of the friends of Mr. Littledale to put him forward to fill the high office of mayor; but, in deference to the expressed wish, that. honour should - be paid .to the then occupant of that office, from age and cter they had consented mot heartily to . defer his chara claims Mr. Littledale bad served the office of church h credit and advantage; be was connected wit: warden wi one of our largest mercantile firms, which, by its energy and enterprise was the means of circulating not hundreds of thousands. but millions annualiy in this town ; and when Mr. rarker SpoKe or einibut ltkil/110,1 pi Mr, Littledale's were equal to those of any man in town He inherited them from his anccstors and was a wor - successor of one who had formerly _filled the civic Mr. Holme said he was far from c and qualifi ations of Mr. Bent, friend, and who had, on his motion, paraging the me xho was his particular been appointed al Littledale, who had twice stood an election, had superior claims ----- After one or two other members of the Council had expressed their opinions on the claims which the worthy fin rnimoit airidati Mr. Ll[ For .2 ppeared 36 votes , for:Mr. Bent, and 26 for 41d. Bent tors Langscial, T. Chalmer, n so n ' Freston, Godfrey, y Holden, Avison, Holt, Ferguson, Toultnin. Jeffreys, Rogers. Fleming, Neil, - Briscoe lomson, Big Robinson, and the Mayor Vedal Dover, Proctc For Mr. —Councillors Mellor. T. L. Hod son, Tvrer, Turner, Hornby, Fernihough, James Helene. Wagstaff, Clayton, Jones, Tobin, Hall, Frerne, W. J. Horsfall, Samuel Helme, and Gregson ; Aldermen Swain- son, I'. B Bramley- Chilton. lyneus D. Hodgson, Turne 4r. BENT d to the room and received with hearts e the usual declarati ce, l'ho and then took his seat The ne returned tl N OF ALDEP was the electi MAYOR, in a remarkably neat sp Inks. and the ( ,ess pro of eight persons The nest bu to surply the places of the undertne ldermct► who go . Oui of office under the Municipal ( John Bent Lav ons Act, names Messrs airrson, Thomas B. H Dover, I Turner. The ye avid Hodgson, :and J ldermen left the room whilst the election tarocecded banded to the chair- voting was by written papc jied fully half•an-hcur Tlie following gentlemen were elected : Mari, 3.F John Bent Mr. James La Mr. William I Inrnas Robinson Mr..T. Turner Tr. William Ramat The folio Thompson, 16 Langs Mr. J ledale. 17; Mr. T. LI 31r. D T. Toul hen ther 'Sands, 9 ; M Mr. G. Holt, 31 Mr. J. Ferguson, 3; Mr ne, 3 ; Mr. J. Johnson, 1 ; Mr. A. L ac e, 1; Mr J. C: I;sernihough, 6; Grevon, 3 S. t T. Alderman BrtAm•LEy-l‘toottle rose and said he thought 'n(' which wo first:tet of the Co. ail, (and it w well received not or shotki be to uphold the authority of her Majesty the Queen. (Applause.) He moved " That a dutiful and 1 at the errorant expressing indign in dais kingdom by a foreign .potentate." - the drziwin np oftthe address might be confided to one or two gentle. men to draw up. He also moved a vote of thanks to Lot.< Johnaussell, fur the noble declarations contained in hi, letter. (Loud applause.) Mr. S:USIUEL itoLAIE said he-did not know that he hai ever risen with greater pleasure to second any resolution than on the present. He agreed with Mr. Moore that the team uflord John Russell wasone which dic eau :Aral nears of To mention the to t (Hear, •kear.) to minister of tile crown. object of the resolution irk and loyalty that lay dormant Me hoped that the Pc pe was to lauch the latent in the breast of Tall Britons that they mould declare by one shout that no foreign po tentate should have jurisdiction ihm this country. (Hear, hear.) A public meeting would shortly be called, when he trusted., and firmly believed, that an energetic response would be f given not only by the Ministers of the Esta blished Church, but by those of all sects of religion; and that a strong manifestation wottkl be given, that the people of England were resolved that their Queen should not be denuded of her regal power, and that they would not see their.bishops declared to be heretics by a foreign (Cheers.) -11 e had visited the country over which the Pope had fall control, Italy, and a more miserable and degraded land did not exist. (Hear, hear.) And should we permit such a thraldom of opinion as there pre vailed to be introduced into England, extinguishing intel ligence and binding mankind to the car of Popish super stition and ignorasce ? (Cheers.) Mr. FARMS, although he had all his life contended for the removal of civil disabilities from the Catholics, con- curred cordially in tile address, for all classes of the com munity might now join to resist that arrogant usurpation. (Applause.) He true zed too, that the Protestant feeling, which would beelieited by the usurpation. would have the effect of driving from the church those who already leant to Rome. Mr. AvtsoN, a dissenter, also expressed approval of the address, declaring that it was the duty of dissenters to rally round the church.. as there was no establishment under which they had enjoyed so much civil and relii,ions motion was carried without a dissentient, amid loud and continued applause. The mover and seconder was empowe r ed to d r aw up the The usual allowance of £2,C00 was granted to the ,feyor, an the minutes of the past meeting were then DOOR COMMITTEE. PROCEEDINGS: FIRES AND LIGHTS ON BOARD PS, AND THE EllIGIt considerable amount of discussion. Mr. Ltrr LEDALE, in moving their confirmation, suggested that any discussion on the subject of accommodation to the shipbuilding trade should be postponed till the report of the surveyors had been printed. He then adverted to the bill sought to be increasing the powers of tne the time for carrying it out It mig for extendi said appcar factious on the part ofilie Dock Committee to bring this abject forward again, but lie believed a change of feelings bad taken place with regard to fires and lights on board ships, and an Emigrants' Home. He expressed not come into collision ; but he said that, if the Council negatived their proceedings by a majority of not more than by the Dock Committee were of th and gigantic kind. fie objected to an Emi, contending that the Council ought not to turn w extraordinary Home, iolesale dealers to the injury of the s cepers in the Home was to be a charitable institut charity cnouzli and liberality enough in the town to s n, there w going; and if it was to be a trading concern, then there was pluck enough in Liverpool to enter upon the under taking. Mr. Dover said he was very much amused the other day in reading Messrs. Brown and Shipley's letter to the trustees of the Birkenhead Docks : a number of questions were asked which he did not think it necessary should have been put : they were pa'ent to the world. Mr. B. HALL felt convinced that, unless the Council consented to an extension of time for carrying out the Act of Parliament, they would be seriously injuring the estate. He therefore moved that they should confirm so much of the dock proceedings as had reference to fires and lights on shipboard, and to an extension of time for carrying out the act. As to the recommendation for an Emigrants . Home - ore- *I that they should not confirm tr ..,, he ,post“ part, as the proposition did not appear to accord with the general wish of the Council or the burgesses of the town. Mr. JAMES HOLME contended that -an extension of time for the completion of the works would cause con siderable injury to the owners of property and loss to the town. Mr. FISHER. advanced arguments against the con firmation of the proceedings. Mr. Ald. PARKEtt adverted to the report of the dock surveyors on the subject of the proposed facilities to the shipbuilding trade as confirmatory of his previously expreti3ed opinion. Mr. SAMUEL. Ilfot.my. was of opinion that it would be inexpedient for the Council to go to Parliament this year. This port had gone on prospering ever since it was a port, and vet fires had never been allowed in the ships in the docks. lie objected to an extension of time ; and re commended that they should at all events remain quies cent until they got some new blood upin the Dock Com mittee. No harm could result from delay, but, on the contrary, iimny benefits might arise. After some further discussion, in the course of which MessrS HORNBY and MOORE supported the proposition for fires and lights and an Emigrants -home, tho latter gentleman urging that the Council should, at least. cm elt divided on M r . H a ll's motion, sent to' the Parliamentary notices being given, the Ceun. majority whic,h was lost by a of 32 to 20. Mr. COOPER then moved that the application to Par liament should simply be confined to an alteration of the Dock Acts so far as to allow fires and lights on board ves sels. Mr. S. Hours seconded the motion. Mr. DOVER thought it right to state, that, if a bill were applied for this year by the Council, another would be sought for powers to rate the docks. _ Mr. COOPER'S proposition was carried by a majority of 40 to 11. The Council then mejnnrned to yesterday. FOREIGN. LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM GERMANY. The Cologne Gazelle of Sunday contains the following telegraphic desr " BERLIN, FRIDAY AFTERNOON " It is said that a body of Aust.] from Bamberg, have entered Cobol is supposed, to_ Schleswig- Ilolqdn. on their way, The Duke of ( is reported to have LIN, FRIDAY EVENI.N " The Deutsche Reform, which has just appeared, tains an article in -which it is asserted that the goverr. ,nlionou e course of resolution will, however, c .ration in wilic :ount Bernstorff, who had the hope of se peace by means of its energc An answer frem the morning, and the sidency of Colonel L it 4 contents defiDiti be arrived at after a del tic military demonstra ministry, under the temp , lenberr, is alr'ady delib journey by indisposition arrived at Rome on, it •esident of the Republ t. member of the Frem Count de Mo tional Assembly, I a mission from the Kinkel, the prof death for the share he took in t has since been from t or of. Bonn ho . was sentence A strange story was published in the D6bals last of a conspiracy to to the Pi attached to the Frenc )av and !sident of the French Irs of the plot. The flair turns out to have been a stt The Commissary of P.l t of the Assembly z token due preea disobedience of orders in bay f such to his st EXPLOSION E HUNDRLD LIVES d with fear- reports of imagilary gamier and the Presid the put 1141 without hay neglect of duty ro eommnnica Police. FRIGHTFUL A most dreadful catastrophe tul loss of life. cccurred at Constar line, 120 guns, wa its powder macazi tity of powder havir and a spark hating te happene ek with the p ly destroyed by an unicated with this ,losion was so pow The ways into the sea fter the ex 10 taken to the t shore, 36 died imm€ 3 the s fellow, a lies fearfully burnt, and with a spike throt six minutes the mnbula having A. galls; had both his legs cut clean off, eously dictated a letter to his mother a coma fully 25 feet in tin d disappearec r deck wes then observe !one of disaster :ted on diatels after; and most of the suf a dreadful condition that no hope ained of their discovery One pear picked up nearly drowned, h his shoulder. Armenian. 'ere crying for their Bampford Speke fund for He died veved to her of his sad state were fighting with tt an; hospital. .1 ncls, n lore seemed to together upw The treasurers of the in his pro :ted suits with ,ounced that they have now sufficient funds it meet eg to call Whitnall advertisement, which is the most attractive tl all the best pia( :re already taken lod house of the vocalists c AFFAIR OF F. ONOUR ble interest is attached to several —On Saturday-Mr. Moore, one of the members tor the county Higgins, brother to Mr. Ousele arrested in the Phoenix-park on a warrant cha with intending to fight a duel. A case of pistol case of surgical instruments, were found on the ' tors,!' who would not give the officious constables satisfaction. The magistrates of Henry-street Polk A. LONDON CHOP-HOUST+ ig them keep the By an advertiFement in cur establish, in Liverpool, a C principle ; a retreat where, in paraphrased, we may get it _ Inc of 613akspei well done and quickly don( SIPP 1110: PO P11;110. • anti if future from the - past, we are :k of talent or exertion needed The proprietor's main ail]. gets of .bitration, with present ruinous c Mr. Alalcolmson. petition between their steamers the part of Waterford Company, will not _ arbitration beyond that for considering the amount of compensation to which he is entitled from the City of Dublin Company for opposing him on his own lines and compelling him to oppose it on the lines which long oc d interest in. ACCIDENT AT 11 cu , n i a ,H 'ti n or had e i 4mu g2ve ßy n the adjourned inquest upon the bodies of the ten gem who lost their lives, on Thursday, in one of Me Evans's collieries, at Havdock, near Wigan, was before John Heves, Esq., the district coroner. Sey, Tremenheere. Esq., was present as the governmei Spector. Two of the men employed in the mine del to one of the "old workings" being opened into the on the afternoon before the fccident happened. " old workings" were full of gas, which escaped tin into the mine when the opening ought to have been put over t a kind of yes S ME Cie workings. " to preverit the foul mines, .but this uty to see that this was done bout at the time. Thomas poker, stated that there was r but there was no 0 fire:ran c the mines. The lamps so as to prevent their bt. _., and the lights wen exposed to the action of the foul air, when it existed it, the mine. It also appeared from theunderlooker's foram ed by the rnen were ing opened be guic Ilex , were always expected to an c lon, a venii Re:► use lamps instead of candles when comin ing. After a lengthened investi occidental death was returned orietor of the mines as then call vi" , hcn the coroner, pursuant to government inspector, strop necessity of employing a fireman, wl urged upon hicr lose duty it sliouli to examine the mine every morning; ; also that law, properly locked, should be supplied to each man, al that printed rules should be issued for the guidance_ ier similar to those in use in other collieries neighbourhood SERIOUS ROBBERY named Dowden, was, d young man yestea ing in the town, some tirneago entered upon the 1 of a druggist, in Preeson's-row ; and ns he Cheshire, and was daily engaged in more imme fessional duties, he engaged Dowden to take the sole nionilis the business was supposed to be declining, but,. as has since transpired, the peculaticns of the prisoner ere the real cause of the decreased returns. Under Mr. Woods disposed of the business Coupland, of Parker-street, )tb ultimo, and continued these circumstance and stock-in-trade to who took possession on tl Dowden's engogemer From circun ;nccs which tr where they a s i t i re tit e y t, o w f . Te e s a t a I N I d e w a t ocinu which were identified by Mr. Woods as being his property. They then went to the house of a person named flinot, where a few other articles of Mr. Woods' was found : prisoner's e a r ' s n t d b g e n ; 4 of 1 bottles these had been taken in payment of a debt by flinot. Upon questioning this witness it appeared that he hl-A1 recently taken two gallons of spirits of wine from Mr. Woods' shop to a railway station, by the prisoner's direction : this, as well as "'a cask Of vinegar, had been ordered, the former from a house in Leeds, and the latter from one in Gloucester, without Mr. Woods' knowledge; and, upon Mr. Coupland taking possession, were clan destinely returned by the prisoner to the manufac turers, under the plea that they did not meet Mi. Woods' approbation. A rather singular feature in the case is that Mr. Coupland requires Mr. Woods to replace these particular articles, as they were in stock when the former entered upon the business. From what has been gathered respecting the career of Dowden, Mr. Woods is apprehensive that many transactions, involving liabilities to a serious amount, have yet to come to light, in the goods which have been received mid. 2 : n to . ake the liberty o (17'!. ^ dslilsappoeseodfobfilblsyfoDrowden, without the , knowledge ;...roi,r e c f es i so is r employer. To PansoNs PARALYSED , Sz u c t.: . : w — To CURE nv HOLLOWAY 'S OINTMENT AND PI LLS.—Copy of a letter from Capt. E. F. Ferris .: commanding Rem poreotForces.—"itlogotwtonyb_e B%vireil II known,llii deem`c: n t d i. ; ing a•miraculnes cure at came under my. owi mo t : ` old woman had b for. this last two vearS ‘ •` --,^ Pills, she is quite restored. (Si ridden, Navin cently last the use of her le. ' tott4 , : k•e. hip-joint. ' er limbs were apparently quit f` , ,e. Yk) . white. e slightest feeling, but, by the A so', (Yr: .rocntpr.4) ' Yen*" ; t . may venture to predict the satisfied that there is no la, to crown its success patronage. THE CITY OF DUBLIN COMPANY AND THE 0. TION STEAM LINE.—Tbe City of Dublin Compa published in the Dublin journals a correspoi passed between it and t Cork awl Waterfc the latter comps' El Companies, will not co others to submit all matters it vitro of puttin end to the ref; L`g of k fter' treet. be ratch 11, ;to; pur qoSs nded Alert lead-