The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

April 29 IRSI • • &altc , bp Zurtir:;. ~r • T AlSu USEFet, I(IUSF.HOLD FURNITURE, R. Lir,— "QrEEN-sQuARE . TURD win SELL by AUCTION, Tnis (Tues day, tbe '2oth instant, at Eleven o'clock pre- Osihin„ n the Freud:es, Pheasant lon, Queen- , quare, the `6?t G las -i , Pflt of tits exceqent HOUSEHOLD FURN iTuRr, 6 1 ) !Irsia g s N ' / .9 l i.f,fa, tine Engravings, including the Waterloo k i l attley G c t r" gof 1840, in appropriate Frames and Glazed. „Roh m ., .ass in Gilt Frame, Medicine Chest, and other 'etts Property of the roprietor, who has disposed of Th o n fiesg. pk,atiii,L.lrNtrlEß ARTICLES incl . ahogany Four-post, j;ilited Cotton ' NI French, and Bedsteads, with Nloreen and Aistie,, flanging nelve seasoned Feather Beds. Hair ktla . }n d • Dt ,titia, suit e Bediting, Painted :.rticlex . , ik s i Prin te r C modes, Brussels and Kidderminster Cur te.'SFie ruggets, Toilet Ware, &c. 'a hy Truitt: of the SITTING-roots comprises Sets of ,hairs, Sofas, in Hair Cloth, Dining. Pembroke, ' 4 Fi re '''n't) Tables Moreen Window Curtains, Fenders Th e 'ralts, B rossels ' earet &c atr io u ehen and Culinary Requisites, Clock, in Oak Case, 14 14 br Teets. PYbei "6.f,, w lFaTil on the Mornin at Sale, the P AUCTIONEER, \f9R2re. pu ßv TR ITUR.E.—KING:STREET, EDGE-HILL. T,, i ' 3 141 11 ' 0 ltD W ill SELL by AUCTION, on th, , sDAY next, the let of May, at E'even o'clock taenli,i n r, n° ll the Premises No. 9, King-street. Lilue Part of the usefal HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, i s ' n ' v e! ( , by Wes•mdre; Six-octave Square Pianoforte, di "'er ~;"0 1 1 ; Porta'bleSltow' la Bath, and other Effects, 1,!"-te c t:t the Executors of the late Edwart.. Ritnmer, Esq., Ih m ; g, a .ChltooM FURNITURE comprises Twelve Mahogany p t "thr ok e nd Bitts framed Sofa. in flair th, Sideboara, "er P: SnaP Tables, Guar nit Beussels Carpet, At .t hel3 t , s ire 'irtms, rot 4 ds. ‘", 11 A E —Vol] st and Painted Nursery Bed le, Moia,,totr Betts,"Pah Articles sm 11 At ah ,gany Ward n(low (:',F II ) , Chest ers, Chimney and Dressing Glasses and few ic.‘as4iitts,' " It, t hA ten e..u . s, Joiners' Tools, Benches, Ladders rtl av oe 114 1 "e ,l On Yto n Tin the Pr, I,lltarp e Morning of S when Catologmes Of Mr. 111-1,01413, E AND SPIIIIT TION, TA itses, or at the Of lire 1410E14S1) eveq; ?I LL will SELL b' aues4g.y,) the 29th instan . kpeet-, an l'rcrnises, the Me" I;?tit ne t! ! th ,IS'I'U RES, tifTODANTWTITLS IN d v`4•44:1,,5t0, Ted PUBL 0-E, Idereh'ant: " e " 1-41 alO ent, and not tt li e Way oth ktZ.lllentlYtiVo'rd ti-e' furthe-: toaott.,. ;It Part Xr Pfiemiscs w 11 p ply on e the Xi; FART noRRRA ne7,-. 1) 11 C CA * r 1 I °l BC itii llORSIT 40 ,ck PI 14 'f.ar e ats t I horse, Xll yie ears , '" the 11l I\l a L nrun AIL I Att Rt) Se , OF WEIGHTXARILYING 1 141 riiv n'Zit'lICAS and 'CO of the - Itei 'utZt:j , beg to inform Noblemen and Gent N AIL i', 4 lN Av4BB Hunters That they havereeeived (4, 4lll ivt,AtiCl / 7, naster of Ihe-Cheshire ester h, oh at the 'Cheshire Kennels, Satichieny.,near . t,„l`tem 'JAl:Panay next, the 4d May, (the day after ) ,„' 1 1) c a 're 8 1 ,,,t 7 wove nlclock- precisely, Vest 'lto up, rating •of Twenty-four HUNTERS, 11 40'4 1 8 ne n ' r , With 4 A .. 13 ,N,,, ft. and Six HACKS. T k otit Li 'Plorit n" sat 'beg to•ohs j e o rparlh - ii!unze•Capt. 41,4,..vilt:inia.ffoing that Fir Horse writ'be sold Great Chat ry ; a Team Vs, k• 11 ewer °4 -vie w tb ' ervdeirtrerii Ting of Eirn I,tie,,g . oRT , Aq q/mPA NT ANp. A..10134d R'r"". A.tp rith,irlAN' The le ki,ensitory, -C , lei:. sti resery t, % 4,4 Al()llites of th .e valr,' 4,4 !orriplett 1 , , , , , for - 1)4,7h0r0m b 111' 44,1020,,ta.e0rr1pr1. " ''' 11Libe,pkief.soirt,caIllea8ck TIC, (T,,rocilv,_tf:tit VV., too,, riti,",,,,,.(,)AC VMS, . 14/1/118 pir t!tIC IT 1!I , qlts, ize N ERA) . ' s tli''strlt(.'rae.'64 b' ( 1,4,41')gks Ph'r I'. 1.1„ 8% ',lob „.,:: 101 ,Vtr,.. . k‘ 444'1,.,114, 1 W t',..t..,0 be 1 4 to)lll4l.4jVrn' 's I„ olete,t, ••A til .11. *4'4 whili •fitabllhhn te. 01.114 , e oil view e n the Afo l''D°ol, vvhei 'e C.' - . reume^t kna —111x:1.?: 1i1;41-th'41tD Rush . eLABIs against the late kstse Particulars -"-",.Esq arOuested forthwith to NietT I NSON,. " titetr r •• chive Accpunt.to fr•srs. to the - soN ,Brunswicir,street, Liver era. 14 i ) DRtgi puirps,'DECt • any iti .41 'restAT t b'n8 ha ving ps 1 011 y %IN ,Of the 1 ate IJRIAH.__UI. i l?etitt :1 43 !send in tbe art.l; stnc(r.ehi. , 1 1 4 11 4,1 i iti t i: t icl, and , if correc t , • 1 ( 1--,,,-_ .._ er, tL, t o ,y;,. to th e : te:are requeg_tk . ,we LO r P c. I , I, 4s4,"'T' RV Pi apps , .3, 1.0. l jtl ( ll %lJA iti t 'ill be carried.on:as usual. iittl,lll44''i:tryfrat) an Ordet. of . the - High Co th e ~ t4t Plai nt , e in a cause wherein Rob i ert s P e e r n e t tl in e g f t e o n n . pfd Itlo4tlliit;e(titer"R William Heyes ,. aad others . t . the 'tt 4 f 1- WILLIAM IIEYES, latest Lydia e, in I n Ilth dpirer, neast4tr, Land - Surveyor. (who died in the N 't '4 -.1 Of it.' 185 04 Sr., by their Solicitors, on-or before tollrt,,,tii,!lkp,'"Y, 1 851 to leave their olaitsiot d.bts before th "on q% oVt/ P,r„q;,nre , - Thelfasters of the said cch e l .4 . ct,i i ., „ ~. , one Tpkooir4 ,qr,..,,, ,_ , -.4•• • - SEA. AIMS Ron . the Stationer, )wer Castie.street, u ldings, Chancery-Jane, 4cl; : l l:"l ' lt f .t .t)t' tl l . b I"na ry.of b .h i ine, 11151, to .establish - "ci`,,ter ' Mester, or in default tket eof-such toNerti : G rill'. excluded . the - benefit of the said -l i()ltii , l ,tl of theeaid Court , b 2 1 • 3 _, ALLEN., and kA , ' 4113, 413,, i iedf0rd-new, Lo..—__ ...Ni l, - ' l'4 . .i ' XO It It IR, .Liverpool. q' Al4l. t/ C)? T HE MEDIC ' -- I tti 4 S I N N; ! ,„ R ft . 4 4 . 1 11 , 1 1 ' THE To wstffm -4 t he e t - I . l ettd ed - Cu.'S BOTTLED P 0 RTEI it o ,C4 A ,, 'lt,A, -1,.1-e respectfully - 'carried that they Gar, '44 - ' l l p Q iUT, genu* fromd unsitxed wait any °l litl',l l f l llki:,l: 4 e P r, 4 140 - ""warn ' " -, CHANGE-STREET FAST, . , ~ -..,, et, near the LancasbireandYorkshrre ' ulritrt,lftihvay Station ;) t o 'EER and FINE tned..and in Barrels SIM PSON Apilts to. PROFESSIC r , TIN ' iutpo r , Lox, -L ASPHALTE COMPANY" %,, - 111 NC mtisPA.a ,tp u , ), ED TO SUPPLY Vt 9 pr hi • for „L a '''. PATENT ASPHALTE, rm, o r lo l 3 -Down or Exportation. p t . ri f ro - i ll 0/ to all others, he dtrability and v: . 'ora, t.tr ilcop are . desi .It is invaluable I k 7,l)okr,pot i , e t, Oin, Prig all' and be Lily 8, Am ?, 1 . 11 4' sed for Gra n ari es.Sta- Pqtr 4t t nt au. rgroundOftices.-2s. ed. per k tt tp ( ,,. : •W . _ 9, 4, 8 1 01 1. A. D elayto n -square. OZtl 7 ,ttAtT 'l .) , kh ' 6 1140 2:1, 4 , 0 QT,D00R PAINT. 1 1 '%01 i , WINCIIENTERTREET, ti q 01 , 8 , 1 , Ac ii , Ar gT, ISTEA T R THE ROIAL t.4 , 1 4, 11 (15 i LONIFM . 'ali t `"ritN . A.L ANTI-CORROSION kp, 111,1i_et ~Go,,,,atronised by the;British, French, Rua 114;t_kipii; tnents,;theEast India Company. 104„ 0 .f . 0,!-000. Y the principal Pock Companies, and 1;,14 t:cittaz i " , oSi ov (1, 1 ! , 1 ; 4 v e Dre, ie e fo r '• PAINT has been used.by rue Hon. AiN r i ,, t Wards of half a. c.lttry, who have I. 4 kit ; I n ü b . or corrosion on Ironionger Itii:l4:,44iatzvliee.Pronlislevelllteee L o e f al ts or , a ,.. sy-Ot b.- htee,; hav e he un n e a nd ( 4 1 ; 4 t0AQ I ,:lla l l ed j n e r P • d s 17: Of entl 2 in l la , nt Itt111(4 'tl t N Ie; Pati„ s, Par- 'l‘ 4 l'lih' 441; '1(8134' Wit ULD ALES, 'LS -and CO., 14, Union-streekf Old- ?tad G - HoLms, Benson-itneet; ns• t p l ph,op ad _ i t gri l? c,ll 4 "PleC l V2ir k bi .p'"4 ° Pe r ee "rect. _-`"nßi ueFri a very 6 ata 7rrrson s corn ' l l climateg °I the Anti red from .4. ItiERS "L CARRIMWS Hso S r.: *. e Vi t 4lA7 and• in ,fin, te 1 . 1) (6he l i ght 6„t! or to h o'clock Mr. EDMUND blialments, HEAUSES, 2 of PALLS, MUTE HEAD PEA carrying from 22 HARNESS, 40 ork inm at - utile:id COLLARS, OIL COVERS U TENSILS, and other aequisites for mg's Rrpo pOcation posedby ( ) Lave tt y savic Cwt.. ii _ rina hi Co alt ,• , *-01Zi or Ea. TO be SOLD or LET, f 'Lem of Years, MERE BANK, Everton, Residence of the late William Myers, Esq. Por particula pply to Mr. WILLIAM Myzns, square 5, Clayton- n N SALE. a PONY GIG ; ligh nd neat, painted j black, fine-lined blue, and ' . with blue cloth : wheels, 3 feet 6 inches. Also, T • od Second•hand PHATONS; one under duty. On view at A. BastrAw's, 120, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. T 0 be SOLD, a very powerful BAY GELDING, four years old, 15 hands 3 inches, has tarried 14 stone all last season with the Cheshire Houn 61z perfectly sound, and would make a capital ghham or Carriage Horse. Price, 50 Guineas. Apply to Mr. Joisslo4lSon, Livery Stable, Chatham-street. -- ON SALE, sundry BUILDING MATERIALS, including one pair of good Folding. doers for uniting two rooms, 9 feet f, inches 11 7 fePt 9 inches; one pair Ditto, 10 feet by 5 feet ; One pair of Vvstihttle doors et 4 inches by 5 feet 5 inches', plate glass; two Doors r raiLes, 7 feet by 2 feet 10 inches each, with Redinut tinges. Also, a large quantity Slabs. Apply to Mr. ORLA NZis, No. 8, Fraser-street. TO GENTLEMEN TO be SOLD, .a Thorou g hbred Arabian MARE, 1 bright Ch&snOt,Tho foul marks,) 141 hands high, rising _ five years, quiet to rite or drive, (has never yet changedbands.) is exceedinaly handsome, and alt that can be desired 'for a Lady's Pad or Pha , .ton Horse. Any amomn-of trial granted Price Twenty-Six'Guinea Also, an etr rdiriarily pow Grey Cob HORSE, 14} apds high, quiet as a lam saddle or harness, up to any work or weight, ri.inar y hanthome, six years - old. Price Twenty-fiVe Such - Hors e above are rarely. to be met with. Application to view, and all partici'llars, nirty be 'had of Mr. STRITIV, Ferei,;n Agent, 18, St. James's-place, -Liverpool. . TO BE LET, ON LEASE, AT A LOW 'RENTAL. A MANUFACTURING FIRM, - about removing to more extensive Premises, desire to , LET their present PLACE - of 111.1:•.:t NESS, which is ve.ry - eligility situated in a leading ithorouglifdre wi►hin ndred'yards of the Sailors' Ho►ue. There is a Fiv • se ENGINE, ►early new, on the Premises, which wi e sold cheap. Early possession can he given.- Addres stating nature of 'Business, " 1i.L.11." .S'fartiilrd,office. Manteti. W / TED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as TRX TAN TED , UN VELLER, about thirty yen sf- -- ifie, who has 13. en bran:tilt up to the Wine and S ' qusiness. One who travelled in the business, who- an speak the Welt gual.te, would be prefer .. Apply to Mr. T . GOERS, Stone House, Oswestry It will be useless any one applying who does not uncle RS' ASSOCIATION LIVERPOOL SH A ROTA", BANK-EUILDINQ THE COMMITTEE of is prepared to receive'AVllllt STOCK EXCHANG lONS for t, 11 requisite.seruri DAN dressed t ).FFICf. C , ON: Esq., Chairman of 'the Stock d-sent in on or before the 'Mb May 25th April, 1851 WEST DERBY UNION ASSISTAN OVERA! THY Eli WA s of appointing a RA "-KBOOK CLERK, for liiportV w•I •ul be required to make lite Roo - h rliamentary and Municipal ters•and ' ts, and obey the, general in- A.RDI AN SW the WEST DERBYTNION the Tow out the Pof xy; pe 1-fonuot.rfversals.,. Sal uterestimonials, to bit.se.DS tom, TUDAY,II(Iay C Way next. of the Board, WILLIAM CLEA' 2, Elliot 'reef, Clayt, COUNTY COURT ER, Clerk Mi. —,,LIJE RS of the LIVERPOOL 'GUARDIAN SOCIETY, and the'INHABITANTS ortherOWN gene rally, are vespectfully informed that a M . EA - ORIAL to the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster g for the removal meeee.‘court, the Ex ge, ant various News JAS. REPO? Livervedl, Apri Lyceeum News-rooms:find the Secretary Liverpool Guardian Society 'LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES AGENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS will 'be holden on THURSDAY, the 'Sth May next, be tween the &ours of Eleven and Three o'clock; for the purpose of ELECTING 'FWG`HONORARY MEDICAL OFFICERS to the NORTH•DISPENS:AItY, Vacancies caused byjhe Resig nation of Mr. Alansos, - -and the Election c)l.2Mr. Chalmers W the ICertliern Hospital. lion ;out *ake places.ter Clarendon-rooms andidates, are goad, who will give Gentlemen intending fto o iemselves ae requested to commtmicgt th the undersi them all needfnl infor ion To prevent ally.' itestinderstanding on the-day of Election the - Governors - -will please to observe tin& no Votes can bi received•by'Proxy except from Ladies, and,ttose only in theii own hand , kriting s presented by a Governo scriber Vote if his or her Subscriptic or can any Sub for the present year I Subscriptions will he.received at the Office,.2l, South Cast!. street, daily, from Three to Four o'clock. '(By order). D. H. GIBSON, Secretary. 25, South Castle-street, April 26, 1851. LIVERPOOL 'INFIRMARY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. 'T HE SUM , I I I . IER :-SESSION th will C M OTIMENCE or MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS, THOMAS IsmA.N. M.D. BOTANY., Dr. NE nrs, F.F3.S IDWIFERY, AND,DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHIT,. DREN, Mr. BATTY. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, R. H F.L.S., anti •Dr: INMAN. PRACTICAL-CHEMISTRY, Dr. BRETT. OPTHALIIIC ➢IWIGINE AND SURGERX, R.-HIBBRRT TAYLOR, 'M:D. - BRETT, Ph.D.; CLINICAL MEDICINE, WITH IN IN MOR BID ANATOMY, Dr. DICKINSO CLINICAL SURGERY, BID ANATOMY, Mr.:css W: iel j,l! . fi INSTRUCTION IN MOR- 13.K.ISTRATION The Register of T' eta of Admission to LecVites or Hospital Practice is ape om May Ist to 14th, 1851, t latter day in clusive. Applithlion.to.be made and the Tickets brought to Dr. lanuAycat his Residence, 16, Rodney-street, any Morning between Nine and Eleven O'clock. Tlreve is now a , VACANCY in the LIVERPOOL INFIR MARY for a HOUSE PUPIL. PROTiff.o^ THE IRISH BEET SUGAR COMPANY, LL•Y REOISTERZO PURSUANT TO ACT OF PAR MENT. r'o be Incorporated by Royal Charter. for *Mich application is made. Under Ithieh.the liability of ,shareholders is limited to the amount of their Shane.e. _ _ CAPITAL, .e 500,000, IN 25,000 SHARES OF .e2O EACH, with power of increase. under the Charter to _461,000,000 sterling, •orzuth further Capital as shall be required for the operations of this Company. The Fir Wall will be per Share, to be paid on the allotment of the .Shares. „nx Rue-Tons. William Armstrong, Esq., J.P., New Ha eland. John Bayly, Esq., J.P., Dep.-Lieut. sboreugh, Ireland. Nathaniel Bland, Esq., 83, Glo er-place. Portman-square, Thomas nurnell,•Eaq., Stanw -moor, Middlesex. William Dalian, Esq, Fit iam-square, Dublin. John Gwynne, Esq., L owne-lodge, Notting-bill, London. Frazer B. Henshaw, ~ 2, Lower tieymour-street, Landon. Richard Henry H and, Esq., Itandalls, LeathetheadoSurrey. Henry NewtonAsq„ Mount Leinster, Ireland. John Clemea"Ruding, Esq., Judd-place, London. With , power to add to their number.. AUDITOR. Frederick Maynard, Esq., 24,:Bread-street, Chea*de. RESIDENT MANAGER. Mr. Henry Crosaley. -SECRETARY. Mr. C. J. Rowsell. SUPERINTENDENT IN IRELAND. Mr. John Sproule. ;HANKERS. London: Royal British Bank. Dublin : Provincial Bank of Ireland. SOLICITOR IN LONDON. __ Mr. John Duncan, No. 2, New-inn. No. 1, Agar-street, Strand; •LOndon, and No. $7, Marlborough - street, ABRANCH of industry which, has acquired large and profitable development in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany, is that of preparing Sugar, from Beet Root. The circumstances of Ireland, both as it regards climate, soil, and labour, are in the highest degree favourable to its introduction ; and us recent patented inventions will enable the manufacture to be carried on, not only with the certainty of large profits being, yielded, but also of furnishing supplies of the manufac 'Cured article, ready for market, in less than three days from ;the time the raw material is taken _up, the present Company 'him been formed for the purpose of establishing, on a scale commensurate with its magnitude and importance, the Ifanu facture of Sugar from Beet Root in Ireland. To the landed proprietor and the farmer the introduction of the Beet Root sugar Manufacture in jreland must trove of [estimable adv In :France, al Belgium especially, where the manufacture is new being carried ion in numerous establishments, it appears that the proprietors are realizing considerable profits. Under the Company's management, the raw material being of a supe rior idescription, anti the Patentees' processes being of a snore , conamic,ataracter, the profits will be proportionately tart Che fallowing is the estimate by the Patentees of the cos' . . To 6000 tons of Beet Root, at) .os.. .per ton 3,0 and 'tea Duty .t'lo pc tans of wt rained Sugar, at €44 4 'quality : 100 tons of bright yellow Sugar, at .e 33 per ton I quality : 40 tone of common yt per ton It quality : iOO tons of molasses for making vineg at .41 per ton .neral man I the establishments capital required for :sry it is estimated will ll be vested in a I committee in Dubl of Ireldnd as the London Board may nominate. pany have secured important and valuable pater mfacture of Beet Root Sugar; and the Patente ,to take payment for these entirely in Shares. th ration upon the success of the - Cot II be credited with the calls, as the la nANUFACTUP per ton. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 3tibltrations. Just published, ANEW MAP of BIRKEN H EAD and ENVIRONS, . including the latest alterations in the Docks turd Great Float. Price—plain, U. ; coloured, . 6d. ; mounted on rollers, and varnished, 3s 61. Also ce Is., REMARKS on the DITION of the LABOURING POOR, with Sugge us for their Amelioration. By CHRIS TOPHOS. London : WIIITTARER and Co. ; Birkenbead : CRICHTON and Co. This day is published, BLACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CCCCXXVIL, for MAY. Price 2s. 6d. CONTENTS: SOME AMERICAN POETS. MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH-Lim PART IN TRANSATLANTIC TOURISTS. ONWARD TENDENCIES. THE PAPAL AGGRESSIO ILL. THE 1300 K OF THE :M. AN EVENING . . BY THOMAS AIRD. MODERN STATETRIALS. PART THE DINNER TO LORD STANLEY. WILLIAM BLACK WOOD and SONS. Edi llba Sold by SEDAIAN P. CHEOWIN i W. WEBB,a sellers, Liverpool ind the other Book- Just published, under the immediate patronage or Her Most Gracious Majestir, A SECOND EDITION 'OP THE 1 OPAL VISITS AND PROGRESSES TO WALES AA/ AND THE BORDER COUNTIES OrCH ESH IRE, 'SA LOP, HEREFORD. AND MONMOUTH, *ntn the 'first inva si on of Julius Caesar to the friendly visit of:Queen Victoria, including a saccinct History of The country and People, parti cularly the leading families W . ght and bled for their King, during the troublesome ti f the 'civil wars and the corn rno%wearth, the latter veil prititipti4.ly from 'hntient MSS. neverWfore puhlis , Rust - Anted with a profusion-PT historical and pietorical ' „ravings, and an .tviproved 'Portrait of Her Majesty t ueen. By EDWARD TARRY. Small paper, 444 illustrated with •nuitierobsiEstorical Wood Erigravings, cloth 7 Earge paper, 4to, illustrated with Ditto Ditto, and 20 Steel Etxraving.,cloth,Dest, 2s. .Large thiCk royal parier,itufninated with , splendid coloured Drawings from an , old MS. in 'the British Museum, A.D. 1399, Nvith numerous Steel Plates and Wood Engravings, handsomely bound, £3 3s. CHAPMAN and TALL, London ; J. H. LEAKE, Shrewsbury; CATHERA:tiL afid•E'DWARD PARRY, Chester. *.* An HISTORIC SUMMARY of the - Second Edition, with the Opinions of the Press, and a List of about 30. Manuscripts and other Antlrorities 'quilled, may be ber..d on application to the Publishers, or torwtii•cle&by poSt for' One Penny, consistitrg-cf 16 quarto papes,iclosely,printed. THOMAS CATWER MONEY 'LENT on ri,A-T - E, WATCITES, JEWELLERY, SILKS, ETS, WOOLLENS, and every description of Man er end Leeds Goods, sit Half the Pawnbrokers' Rate ntereSt. Apply to'66; See eet, two doors from Private LONDON 'AND NORTH=WESTERN RAILWAY. NORTHERN DIVISION LIVERPOM AND MANCHESTER Public is requested to take notice =that the allowing ALTERATIONS will take place_on and after DAY next, the Ist of MaT ;CTION The 4 3! - ) p.m.:Train' from Diverpsol-t6 — Rainbill - will be dia. m., Train frosoWrerpool to Rainhill will be de- e frtnn Rainhill for Liverpool will be ,ntintied. The 6 30, p.m.. Train item Rainhill for Liverpool will be despatChed at 615, p.m. .... MARK HUISH Liverpool, 25th April, 1851. Manager's Offie GREAT XHIBITION OF THE INOltliS OF ALL NATIONS. 1851. MOTICE!—The DIRECTORS of the LONDON 1.1 and NORTH-WESTERN and LAXCASHIRE and YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANIES_ having appointed . Mr. H. R. MARCUS, en% LEnun.s e'er, LIVERPOOL, their 'SOLE AGENT to the Manage of the CHEAP EXCUR SKIN TRAINS to LONDO nd BACK, in connexion With the GREAT EXHIBro ,on and after the let of July next, request that all corn nications from SOCIETIES, CLUBS, and others, shoal e:iftldressed to him as early as possible, in litter that pr arrangements may be made for the Accom r cdation o aseengers. BY ORDER. Liverpool, Feb; PAPAL AGGRESSION A T a MEETING of the LIVERPOOL PROTES ii. TANT DEFENCE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, T. 11. Horsfall, Esq. William M'Cormick, Esq. F. Shand, Esq. Robert Williams, Esq. William Jones, Esq. Christopher Bushell, Esq. David Hodgson, Esq. T. T. Glazehrook, Esq. Edward Cropper, Esq. It. C. Croshie, Esq. Adam Hodgson, Esq. W. J. Tomlinson, Esq. Charles Turner, Esq. • Ed. Brndribb, Esq. Charles Cotesworth, Esq. .T. W. Filcher, Esq. John Campbell, Esq. Valentine Smith. Samuel Moline. Esq. Messrs..los. HARRISON, Tues. INMAN, Hon. Secretaries. H. J. 'WEBSTER, H. J. WEBSTER, Esq., Treasurer. It was Rescived,—That a PUBLIC MEETING of PROTESTANTS of LIVER- POOL he held in the AMPHITHEATRP rtm DA F, (7'uesdan,) th instant, et Twelve o'clOc (ion, T. B. HOESTALL, • q., in the Clieir, _ for the pitrojseOf eupportin to Protestant Members of the House of Commons, in a tiug sr ch measures as shall effec tually accure civil and igloos liberty to all classes of Her Mairsty's subjects nd which will preaerve inviolate our Protestant instit ons. _ _ _ ''' St ndard, Mail, and Courier Offices; and at hies s. Lttlers', London-road ; Loader's, Brunswick- road ; Scra,g's, Renshaw-street; Mr. Harrison's, St. James's place, Park ; and Samuel Kinner's. Eve, ton. Platform, 2s. each; Boxes, Is.; Pit and Gallery free. H. JNO. 'WEBSTER, Hon. Sec. 7, Rumforcl-itreet,'April,lSsl. PARISH OF LIVERPOn NOTTC:E Is HEREBY GIVE T at the NEW PAKOCHIAL CESIETERY WALTON, is intended to be CoNSECRATED, by The rd Bishop of this Diocese. on THtiwabAY next, the Ist • , after winch it will be ready for interments. 11•FinD HA RBORD, i Churchwardens OMAS DOVER, I of the Parish. PARISH OF -LIVERPOOL. AT .the ANNUAL GENERAL VESTRY, held at the Church of St. Nicholas, on EASTER TUESDAY, ti. I ditV of April, WM, The Venerable JONATHAN BROOKS, one of the Itectors, k the Choir, the the Mc The Notice comPnir inving been read, the following Summary of the Accounts the last year was NW before the Vestry It was Resobx.d, on the motion •of seconded by Mr. Thos. CLARKE, That the Accounts of the Churctrva It was moved by Mr. Churchvard Mr. E. P. AUKNIGIVI the Cliiirchwardett for W. P. JEFTREYS, lens,nniv rend do pane en povp.n, seconded by That M 'Hugh Molyneux and Mr. fr rormood Walcot Banner be elected Clicurchwardens for ale e Emig year. It was Waved, as an amendment )37 Mr. PETER.ROBINSON WARD BE WD .EY, Thomas ' arise 42ra ected aura Back Colquittlatreet place of Mr. Molyneux. mTtlen, in the as a ftiNlig amendment, hyDr. COLLIN seconded by Mr: GEO. ATE . , ThaVMr. John Fergus° nd A . - armoo anpoierstd Churchwarden ,'b ut this a di withdTawn, the origina tion and amendn put from the Chair, a d 'the amendment carried. Wheleupc _ a poll _was demanded by RuionT, on beli/lf of Mr. Alolynimx. IV-was moved hyf Mr. 'Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by Mr. W. P. JEFFREYS, •o me Drin Vett Skiesr. I air. Charles Fre& riai Carne be nrnr it was tnoyea Mr. E. P. That Mr. Williarn"Brown, Mr. Walter Powell _ .Ibkitard Johnson, and-Mr. Charles FredeFick Carne be appointed Overseers of the Poor for the ensuing year. y Mr. Churchwarden . DONER, - seconded by K N 10111', It was moved, as an amendment, seconded by Mr. Jan JoNms, That Mr. Charles WlHiner be appointed one of the 0 -by Mr. JAMIS HITOI It was moved, as an nmendment, by ORGAN, seconded Mr. GEottoti 1k ° KrNs, That Mr. Thomas Ssv: ted cne of the Over- It was moved. an amendment, by Mr. Jos the 0 secor That Mr. J The origins chair, the followin verally put from dared to be appointed Over Mr. Thomas &wage, Mr. J Johnson. • Whereupon - poll was demanded by of ➢lr. Brown, Mr. Jell mowed by Lat Mi. Thomas 'LIM be ar d Mr. Richard , ys, and Mr. Cam Ir. Churchwarden DOvia, sec Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded cE, and ded bN H hop-keeping DOVER, OD It wo. Resolved, —lll at W Vestryman for two ye It was moved by Mr. THOMAS 01-Ari Resolve% It x'vas moved by Air. Churchwarden DOVER, r. W. p. JERFREYS, Vestrymen for three year It was r moved, seconded by , Mr. JAMES DENTON, That Mr. San Pemberton be ap for three years. It was rnr an amendment, by Mr. JOHN SMITH, lect-Vestryman d, as an amendment, by Mr. JOHN S seconded by Mr. JAMES DENTON, That Mr. George Sumner be.appointed a Select V for three years. ryman It was fnoved, as an amendment, Ly Mr. BRTDEN, seconded by Mr. Muu urr, That Mr. for three ye. It vi seer allies Hughes be appointed a Sel , et Vestryman fivavild, as an amendment, by Mr. JAMES HuGins, for thrc It wait liioved, as an amendment, by Mr. FREDERICK Joass, seconded by Mr. THos. WILLIAMS, That Mr.4ohn Wiggins be appointed a Select Vestryman for three years. It was moved, as an amendment, Isy Mr. JAMES THOMPSON seconded 1,7 Mr. THOMAS CLA KEE, That Mr. - lienry Jones be appWn'ted a Select Vestryman f, three years. Alr.Savage, Mr. Jones. and Mr. `Gee having been with drawn, the motion and amendments :were severally put from the Chair, and the following Gentlemen were declared .to be appointed, viz. : • Mr. John Whitby, Mr. John Woodruff, Mr. Thomas Wylie, Mr. John Pemberton, Mr. George Sunmer. Mr. James Hughes, and Mr. John Wiggins. Whereupon a poll w•as demanded by Mr. E. P. NPKNIGn T, on behalf of Mr. Abraham, Mr. Hindley, and Mr. Hodson. It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden .DON ER, seconded .by Mr. W. P. JEFFRE YS, and Resolved,—That Mr. James Brownbill and Mr. John Wil liams be appointed Churchwardens of St. Paul's for the ensuing year. - It was moved by Mr. Churchwarae. Mr. JOHN MenAm, and Resolred,—That Mr. George Nickson and Mr. Joseph Tapley be aupoin.ed Clanrchwardens of St. John'sfor the ensuing year. It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden'Doves, seconded by Mr. W. P. JEFP42EYS, and Resolved,—That a Church Rate of Twopence in the Pound be laid for the ensuing year. It was moved- by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER. Seconded by kept in h; been unm into the lg at Ti folloWing s. to 1:s. per qr. cl LONDON I Ds. 6d. on t casks in C( 0 1,421 in COT CHESTER RACES , The betting for the Cup, the chief event nt this popu lar meeting, has undergone considerable changes since the acceptances were declared, whidi must have been a harvest to some betters r 3 to 1 agst it 4 1 --- 1 v cut of the i to siT 1 t had no 1 l [ilia❑ ,ets made w upon as fix may renso mislead. and a correFpondent dia- horses have h. had been s which had PePnered have jumped up as sudd of 1 biter (t follows tkil.) I 1 1 hem were so cc test bet- I agst Hippolytus who is also an extensive car I. and the large Ktio - ok Knoll (tkn. to 100) 1 Knight of Ave- yesterday eirbooks It will be seen ases at I its" of the ar at which we There can be )wn to the t tv nights after in C IRGLARY, IN Buck. 59. Cai ,e 1 of 11 le pan from chi :bed a q t and •hpd_ T s ; part 30 careful frnm 100 t to be lit with za works on t 's enter- V cam-1y to ds of 1,500 cut in the e to the ,ded that T of is Longer A. tes- ,ngular Mr. TflolrAs Cl.AtjtKE,_ That the Churchwardens he authorised to expend the sum of .e2OO out of the Church Rate for repairing the Church of Saint Nicholas. The motion having been pus from the Chair, it•was declared to be carried. It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by Mr. THOMAS CLARKS, and Resolved,—That each of the Parish Clerks be paid the sums of .e3O, in consideration of their giving up their fees on t Bills of Mortality, and circulating them gratuitou upon the understanding the grant of it shall not t as usual, a permanentallowance; or an admission that the , successors of the present clerks shah be entitled thereto. It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by Mr. THOMAS CLARIECraI:d Resolved,—That the,surn of £7O be paid out of the Church Rate in aid of the Welsh Service at St. Paul's Church, to be .divided amongst the Mirdster, Clerk, and Sexton, in -the fol lowing proportions, viz., Minister, .e 55 ; Clerk, .e 10.; and Sexton, £5. _ _ It was moved by Mr. G'aurchwarden DOVER, seconded by Sir. THOMAS CLA RKE, and _ _ _ Resolved,—That the 'Churchwardens be authorised to pay out of the Church Rate the.sum of .£lO to the second Minister of St. Paul's Church, in addition to his present stipend. It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by .Mr. THOMAS CLARKE, That the sum of .*'3o be paid to the Minister of Matthias's Church. The motion having been put-front the Chair, it was declared .to -be lost. _ L lt , was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER. seconded by Ilesolved,—That the following •persons be appointed Com. missioners of St. Paul's and St..Johu's Churches, to supply the existing vacancies viz.: Mr. Thomas Carson, Mr. Owen Wil- Hams, M. Edward Howarth, sir. John Rimnter, Mr. Charles THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Cotesworth, Mr. John Grantham, Mr. James Brownbia, Mr. TTINTS. - TO VISITOR S.—Of •the, vast assemblages John. Williams, Mr. T. A. Busliby, Mr. Ambrose Buford, Mr. of persons, who will visit the " Metropolis of the world," Leonard. Addison, Mr. Thom'is Dover, Mr. Richard Harbord, a large majority mill have heard of the reputation, or tested the Mr. James P. Campbell, Mr. George Bennett, Mr. Samuel Droexits,of ROWLAND AND SONS' Kearslv, Mr. John Tatham, Mr. Richard Johnson, Mr. R. A. FJA GANT -AND LONG-ESTABLISHED TOILET Payne, Mr. William Maples, Mr. William Tomlinson, and Mr. PREPARATIONS. E. Woods. Among rthetens.of, thousands who will grace the Industrial It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden DOVER, seconded by Fair, every nation wiji contribute bright samples:of its youth, Mr. TROMA.S CLARKE. and beauty, and fashion. The frequenters of the Ball, the Public Assembly, and the- Promenade, will find hoth,personal comfort and attraction promoted by the use of R.zaild Sorra' valuable aids ; and what better mark of esteerncifn be offered -to friends on their return home a s - a Memen/o'of the Great :Bilibitior Resolt Pound b It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden Do a, seco Mr. JOHN Slurni, and • Resolved,—That the sum of .elOO be paid to Wipia, wright,Esq., of the Liverpool Office, London, out of (II ItOWLAWDS' E DISCOVERIES:: [E MACASSAR OIL ALYDOR, AND ODONTO 7 Patronage of Roy ,throughout Europe, together w tary Bate, for hisunremitting services to the n It was now .deciared by the CHAIRMAN that several motions and amendments at this WI heir xeneral use by t4rAristocraCY and thellite r OlFashion --- , Lod the confircuatio experience, of the infallible efficacy of ken TAURSDAY, th ng Specifics; have characterized 111 . 1e,111 : a celebrity un parallelled ROWLANDS' MACASSAR:OH:: ---- This mild yet powerful renovatorinsinuates its balsamic pro perties into the pores of the head, nourishes the Hair in it! embryo state. accelerates its Etrowth..cleanses it frnyn aturity r and continues its possession ftne.ss, and luxurious redundancy, to life. In.the growth of WHISKERS, CH - TOS, and EYEBROWS, it is alsoiin unfailing stimulant. ildren it is especially recommended, as forming the basis if a beautiful head of air, and rendering the use of the fine. dd. or 7s. ; or Family Bottles ; and double that size 21s. VIVA D'ORO. comb unnecessary.—Price 3 (equal to four small) at 10s. 6 ROWLANDE A treble-distilled spirituo:is and FomaticATater, of invigc There is it re,pon TALLOW RI ling. Fine Y ); pigs decrease of CO3 c TIFIELD CATTLE MARKET The House ass after ti ; sheep, 900 DP COMMONS LAST NIGHT ,led at four o'clock for the first time Cork, and the Lord Ad Mr. Freshfield took the !ant Murphy for of Scotland for the borough —Lord J. RUSSELL, referring to the amend ;les Assumption Bill, of Jr. Walpole, stated the merits upon the E which notice had I ie pur- pose would be better carried into effect by the words of the preamble as they now stood. With regard to the other amendments proposed by the hon. and learned gentleman, the Government, after full consideration. could not agree to them. As to the preamble, he sug_ gested that the exact form of it should be preserved until the House had gone through the clauses.—On the order of the day for the second reading of the Property Tax Bill, Mr. Spoomm warmly opposed the re-imposition of the Tax, on the ground that it was unjust in principle, and was not necessary in the present condition and circumstances of the country. He moved, as an amend ment, that the Bill be read a second time this day sit months.—Mr. MUNTZ briefly seconded the motion.— Mr. FRESHFIELD would vote for the second reading, of the Bill, with the full determination of supporting, in Committee, such amendments as would limit it to the shortest possible time, and effect a great modification with y respect to the subjects and the amount of the Tax.—The CRANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped the House would refuse its assent to a-motion which would reverse the de ect, and which would render it necessary not only to withdraw the relief already proposed, but also to impose new taxes to the amount of• a million sterling.—Mr. WGREGort, kn mazy umenuea toe principle of tne taxes.—ln reply to a question by Colonel SIBTHORPE, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he proposed to move that the Bill should go into Committee on Frid Mr. DISRAELI said, although he might d of the details of themicasut opposing the secoM lay next.— he was tic pprwe of some nrenared. by opposition to it reading 'of the hill:t ® declare his rinciples, and recommended Mr. to his p Spooner to withdriw leis aniendmen pose the objectionable clauses-wber. they were brought ic;rward in ha-vine tion, the amendment was negatived without a division, and the Bill was read a second time.—Upon the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, it was agreed that on Thursday next the House should meet at six o'clock.—The other orders of the day were rapidly disposed of, and the House adjourned at a quarter to seven o'clock. The King of Hanover has remitted the sum of 300 gui neas as his contribution to the funds of the Cambridge Military Asylum, in memory of his late royal brother, for widows of non-commissioned officers and privates. A large meeting of the various Protection societies of the county of Suffolk was held in the Conctyt-room, Bury St. Edmund's, an Wednesday last, f or t hE purpose nt nrnenntintr to re.. 11.11 .1N CI In " A .••••• .1 western divon of the count I refrest fainting fits, Lowness of spirits, oi crowded rooms, or summer lint, its virtu( be over-estimated.—Price 3s. 6d, per bottle. KALYiJOIt, of unfailing pots, freckle etlieacy it in from all j)irripl y fres) ai the heat and dust_of st )L'g and exten . siyely been ackn ), OR PEARL DENTIFRICI mnpounded of the choicest and most re f the Oriental Herbal. It eradicates tarts of incipient decay, polishes am ig the most pure and peari-lik, iii sweet and pure. Scurvi r, impa rrdiul restot 'ession from at Ten o'clock in the• Forenoon, at this Cht and place the Vestry was adjourned. JUNA. BROOKS, Rector of Liver The Chairman having .ieft the Chair, it JOHN SMITH, seconded by Mr. J. It. JEFFR THE WORLD'S FA ousiv, we think the World's J That clever fellow, Prince Alher himself popular with the whole_s ing-house keeping interests of London, the grand show, that was to enrich then on all the civilized nations of ill pr( le World's ig in tt CHAS. HART, Vestry ( They will go there tracing pronertv make a World' monstr ', which ISK E Y DUNLOP'S CELEBRATED MOUNTAIN DEW, Being a Valor Me finest `..,.ceich Ilighland IVhiskies, .Comprising GLENLIVET, BALMORAL, ISLAY, CAMP BELa'ON, and LOCH NAGAR. MR. DUNLOP having obtained perniission. or Her Majesty's Board of Customs to Vat MALT WHIS RIES, in Bond,.for 'SHIPS' STORES or IMPORTATION, in Igcotland, thereby avoiding the necessity_wtfich has previously chipment from England, ha.; ared several thousand gal lons of the above fine Spirit rich be has packed in ScoZch "heather, in One. Two, Three Dozen Cases, the bottles being handsomely i ' ed, and covered with Bett's Patent Capsule. This splendiaoSild unrivalled Spirit may be had of any of the Ship StofEDealers in Liverpool. Wholesale and Exporta tion orders only supplied, by application direct, to JAMES U. DUNLOP, Leith, or through his Friends, Messrs. YKAIMLEY and Co., Rumford-place, who will alwa!'s have a large Stock on hand. The same Spirit may be had in Five, Ten, and Twenty Gallon Casks. :1J 11:11111;11111aJ' 1.1 • . 7110 irr.Z nn'No~~' PROTECTION PROM FIRE AND ROBBERY. BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. PURCHASERS of FIRE-PROOF SAFES; Ate. are respectfully solicited to inspect and imuire into the prin ciple of TANN'S NEW ATENT WROUGHT IRON " E-RESISTING 300 K SAFES, PLATE I EED CHESTS;I3OXES, AND DOORS ~411, STRONG ROOMS, 'Which are the best .. most secure article manufactured, combining bot, I .otection from Fire and Robbery. Xirarranted to 6 , mcre heat, without injury to their contents hen •any other Safe made. THEY ARE FITTED WITH THE PATENT RELIANCE LOCK, Invented expressly, and used exclusively, for Tann's Safes;&c. THE WOREMANSHIP,AND INTERIOR FIT'PPNO. ARE OF-A --SUPERIOR DESCRIPTION, AND THE PRICES MODERATE. They have been repeatedly tested, and in every instance- have been proved Impervious to Fire. A 20-inch Chest was publicly tested before the authorities of Liverpool on the 13th June, 1850, FOR FOUR HOURS. A 24-inch -Safe was publicly tested-before the authorities of Glasgow, on the 17th October, 1850, FOR THREE AND A HALF •HOURS, (a space of time longer it. each instance than any Safe.4c., , of similar dimensions, has ever yet been subjected so.) ,The certi ficates in both cases are signed by upwards of fifty and seventy gentlemen respectively, both being the signatures of scientific, commercial, and practical-men. TANN'S SAFES .beir4: made of STAOSO WROUGHT IRON, afford effectual resis tance to the falling of timbers, brickwork, &c., in cases afire. At the late fire in Water-l a ne, Blackfriars, London, one of TRIM'S Safes preserved its contents uninjured, while SAFES OF OTHER DESCRIPTIONS ENTIRELY FAILED. - Safes made of Sheet Iron.. and even Tin Plates have lately heen.sold as Fire-proof; experience, however, has settled the fact beyond doubt, that Safes constructed out of such.materfals cannot stand the test; to call such perishable articies•Fire-• proof is to pervert the meaning of words. See Morning Chron icle of September 25th, 1850, Times, September 26th, and Daily •News, September 27th, in reference to the Fire in Mark-lane, London, in which a 30-inch Safe, made of Sheet Iron (the cost of whicltwas £l6), entirely failed :the whole of the Books, ezc., .Bze„, being destroyed in the Fire. J. G. HARRISON mid CO., I4,—LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, — SOLE PROPRIETORS OF 'TAMPS PATENT FIRE- PROOF SAFES. CHESTS, Sze., and PATENT RELIANCE LOCKS, which ,the• Patentees guarantee cannotise opened by the roast adroit hand, or by any mechanical appliance whatsoever, and are roads [ornery purpose and use to-which Locks are applied. Circular:, with prices and full particular* of the principle, mita certificate,, of teats, to be had (MAT'S en a,pplioation. A white powder, ereh6 ingredient LATEST INTELLIGENfI BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON MONEY .11.katcy.T.—The Sun says this week is not expected to be one of great business or activity, so far as the money market is concerned, but there ere great hopes that trade generally will benefit, by the Exhibition. The retail • departments greatly need a stimulus, as so many parties haVe delayed their visit to the metropolis, and althnuzh a steady consumption of all the principal staples has bcc n g , which an extra d ten, and . . on, there is a listless appearance, id even temporarily would remove, as expected to be more extensively ae on London steady a s support - pd. Coffee rather firm ws of importance. Fives dom PARTS, SUND at 91.571 ITALY.—A Turin paper of the 233 Wtes from Rome. that the new French Cardinal Gusset having been re ceived with hisses by some of the Roman populace, 'lime- NAPLES.--The Turin pnntr of the '2 2 d instant an nounces tluit the Mlle of Naples is at Castello a Mare, severely indispi with an attack of dropsy LONDON MONEY AND MARE MARKETS CLOSING PRICES. NESTERDAY ccottnt, 96 Zi ; Ditto Money, 96 2 ; Three cml a /narter per Cents., 97; ; Exchever Bills. L, EO 3 pm. ; Ditto 5( 1 3 pm. Feri.ignStocks.-- I.ittle &inv. ; Moxicsns, stronger. 'loxicans, 35 g ; Spanish Actives. 19.2 ; Threes, 39 ,JE ; Span. ish Passives. 6 Railway Sliaie,l.—London Stoek, 129 ; Ditto Quarters, 51 Pm. ; 111i , qand Stock, 63 t 1; Ditto !1 Ives 134 122 die.; North Anti Eastern, '27g ;; Caledonians, n Counties, 74 I; East Lanca- shire, )7 4 ; Greet 1. ~ncashire :11Id Yo 212 22 ; Ditto Extension, 3,4 3 tB Great Western. 87i 83: ; , Newcastle, and Berwick, itto Pref. i ; York ter, Sheffield and Linco!n• and North Nli ;hire, 344 54 ; East Anglian, 4/ ; Leeds and Thirst , 174 IS Consot'Markrt openrd nt Saturday'sqnotations, improved ares a B 1 tuitions by no ds, fi Dovers 5-16 per share and otheri LO' There is 11 CORN MARKET.—Y ESTER DAY Ay or Pnglish Wheat at ti y of For( r. both 1; !I and Iron Markr t brought , Itnr , Bear Irish Wheat. Oats . Tr;:& c Beans. and Clover Seed Cotton but 'no , d. lie.an, 435. to 48. 375. to 43: , er qr. 1. Et deserted oeneath a dark way, is pockets of 35f. The ,eittg his assailant's fea the other shouted " Stop ention of a police no- e patrol, guard- who rushed from down and rifled h thief took to fig!: This attracted th.a house saw that he was his own brothe SWIFT PASSAGE FE -five days fr( ~.“.• a ttia ka al ably abort abort passage, an d b y i t we • have papers from China of exactly the same date as the latest from New York, the 28th December. When the railroad across the Istb - ers attain from between New 'sew York us shall be finished, end the stew here to New York the same speed as ex in about twenty-five days; and to China, by steam, in about the same time. England and China will h e a bl e to communicate in a trifle over Herald, March 4. two m on ths.—San Francisco THE BISHOP OF ARGYLL AND DR M'Lzod, of Glasgow, having stated at that town, that the clergy of the Episcopal CI Scotland " were scattering Puseyite and tracts over all their native land in the Gae Dr. Id in urch of MOD.- ini-Popish Dr. Ewing, the Bisl'op of 6 to say that he knew sphere of supervisk a, neither of which was s_ or Tractarian, enclosing copies of them, and requesting Dr. M'Leod to " point out to him the tracts to which he the stone is an oriental carnelian of exiraordinary referred, and the clergy who bad distributed them." Dr. size and beauty, being of three strata, and about 4i by 37 M`Leod, in reply, " begged simply to say that he had inches. It is said to have cost the chevalier no less than neither time nor inclination for cnterir on a controver -600 dollars. The subject selected by the artist is a repe- vial correspondence at present." I ' , us feature of tition of the celebrated sardonyx cameo in the Paris col- the correspondence is, that while "ddresses lection, representing Ptolemy 11., Philadelphus, and his Dr. Al`Leod as "Reverend Sir," a wife Arsinoe, whose beauty was such that she was wor addresses the Bishop, not a s th e shipped after death under the name of the V enus Z ep h y - ss "the Rev. Bishop E w i ng ," ritis. The gem cost several years of labour. i Slit ROBERT WA I' I _ resolutions w only of two tr PRECIOUS GETI.—The Chevalier Girmnotti has for warded from Rome a work of art which, it is said, will be 'led amongst the productions of modern irculated in hii ni-Popish at gentleman in return Right Reverend," but who were leagued a, aetesten the men ugh the time had rand his afFAirs to les frozi on 141 master, from De% : T s their government, 1 not all and faithful caching the Potterne turn D this time had been walk ervant to be dri family of 1) goring him with great fore The animal retreated a littl honoured the man for wt subjects ?. It also, in s near. This ; children of Peerage, with the title of I sion of £4,000 a yo one of t ranted early 70 ye .1 up the road, and seeing the daught fries, seized the first weapon desirous of do ... 1 - vine of iron bar, and went mond came to d, he c ) fold )Id two nother rust; ,t the bifil re 1 a littl d to a & nd ; but ti e, tore ti d Bucklar .d to get into the ga his fait e bull ment; many othe at the old I personal frier spelled its at- was obliged t I mer :eadY, attersall ult of the principal race Rhesus first, Hesse Homburo sent) k Coup t one of Lord Siratlnn Mountain Deer ht: h. short of what ly be expected, that to give them might also 'ied us with the Italian or Saut Avenel, Woolwich, an 's well up ghts ago, a II named rn of one hundred and till, which was coin borse-fair, little doubt that INE-STREET ter was —The wever, it was burglariously BURGLARY forcibly entere ninety sovereig rifled by me Dme suitab!o it money from ti !purpose of mt which was rec this eircumstanc, robbery of the s. DARIN( at up nnu lore than an hit time all ri been tr.l score, for the B Clinrch II Prot Rome, when of men are employed river, which will sho npleted next TLING PROCLAMATION is to G Disappeared this mon that she is lying Drui Does not turn up soon ight for he . Can r NIAL T( timoni his ex medals, at a public din pedestal, representing the D sentatives of the military prowess of battles of Vittoria and Orthes, and iiie THE OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION. is assigned f o religion in the commissioners' prc is one on which we refrain from givinoan oninin, ever we and ethers may think of it, all recognise in it a desire on the part of her lose sight on this occasion, which has (- much anxious thought, of her alley ; _ Kings, and to act in accordance with the wishes by many religious persons ; a desire which can but honour the Queen in the eyes of her subjects, and—let us hope and pray—will find acceptance on High.—John Bull. EVENING SCHOOLS IN TOE METROPOLIS.—A corres pondence has taken between the London Diocesan Board of Education and the Committee of Council, relative to the establishment of evening schools for youths between 12 and 17 years of -_. II be happy to , ❑ot to t her of late so nce t o the King of ressed e, in connection with day under inspection, uncle. ge of an a g part of the da school Lnd afteiwa The Committee of Council would fo ;ti a purpose r t a local provi- sion of £3O and a re [(fence, by an augmentation giant of FRATERNITY ! Thursday night, p, at a late hour on Belle. thief !" and they st week, the The towr that b t for c DUKE OF RICHIIOI% d to his Grace by tiny ti —The part whicl ramme, Ibtt: l ßen't7 n Yea tel to be *ent id Shares may be in, I, Agar-street, Stran( ILL, FAwcerT, and HILL, 29 LFRED D. CRost,uy, 30, Corn kancAstek, buildings tions for 11 (if loose] 9d, per box. ,me of "ROW L NDS •annex or Label. firm in TARE 0 receding that of the AWele on the Sold by A. 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