The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24 00:00:00

15 5 „..' . 61 1 ` s 2 4. imo, 'Fitt IAVI ) fitIO .-- ....--.....--- ------- r I, '------_____ ‘ llO tit Ea. _ - - _ Obutation. V ttintrations. , ,es. _n , 0 n . , and.... i,eooaot.totOflittlce floli I, . e LET ne 0 . ,iiiiists ui f ,,' !hose large BY THE REV. JOHN STEVENSON. et, rstl' li ttu ;e at ti,' :.L , l tne TA and commodious PRE- PHONETIC SHORTHAND. of -„RD and extensive OUTBUILDINGS, A CLASS for INSTRUCTION in PHONOGRA- Vicar of Ptrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbury. I.L.),ulte street, near the Docks, Custom- ri PHI' will he commenced on MONDAY EVENING next, I. , r rie , , T v ' t4ein a l:P t ed fo'r i 'V z le P i remisea;from their locality, are the 30th instant, at Eight o'Clork, ilL_tile LIVERPOOL Pito- pHRIST . ON THE CROSS_ : Psalm xxii. In post tAly t o Rot es. T Ysa ters and others in want of ex- . i i% st i irric t SOCIETY'S lt ROOMS, AY sciroca, INSTITUTE, kj Bvo, Fifteenth Thousand, is. Gd. gc, 0 , h , Fos" and Aran ITit HENDERSON, Price -street. Terms for the Cou • Ten Lessons, 2s. Gd. FITE LORD OUR SHEPHERD • Balm xxiii. In post Bvo, LE. li TO b e _______J. LEA, Secretary. Fourteenth Thousand, ss. 0' Hot 3 / 4 1', w• , WALTON. 11, Old Postoffice-place,CAttrch-street. 11. Idi at per t to Sp, . nit immediate o 'on, a FAMILY c& ,' oa i l Go- ' w ith the rpo" 4 es t , , ,.lßea s; Ta... regular - louses and large Gardens. DANCING AND CALISTHENICS. Wolfe. Second ' inn, foolscap Bvo., cloth, 2s. Gd. mr pi ' i t ST, k "g Point ''s r 410. Near to the Church, and ITESSRS. JO SSET and DU GIT respeethilly inform J.. H. JAcits6x Islington-green, London ; and all other Booksellers. ' ' ° ' - .t itor nArt Omnibus.—For Cards to views ppiy ii's ' ace. VI their Friends. that their ACADEMIES, in Liverpool, will RE-OPEN on THURSDAY, the 26th instant. BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH NTER S ' Oa 0 b No. 104, DUKE-STREET, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at Cat,, l ,,t t iO rt elatT DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY. Two o'clock. HAMILTON-PLACE, NEW ROAD, LO:iiION. • app 10 .11, It eliaed4, t the d es i 311 aP L. d ~. 1Ne..... _rableCOUNl RI RESIDENCE. No. 1, DEVON-STREET, THURSDAY an q TURDAY, at - d i;( ~„:ia t f ro ; 94 House," within two miles from Wool- Half-past Twelve. Just published, (Seventieth Thousand,) _...---- - join Eu_te„. oo essio n 0 I Liverpool, at a reduced Rent with imme- BIRKENHEAD, CLAYTON-R 0 , SATURDAY, the 28th in- GUI D E to PERSONS commencing the EiC,E l 'illli i"*-li nii r s l:. ,s o ' . r e Prising three Sitting a.nd•eiglit Bed-rooms, stant, at Eleven o'clock. 'l._ H YEIAN or MORISO ' SY-TEM of MEDI- Ell%, ff. 4 t , i , , t with ~., Coach -house, Stabling for six horses, An EVENING AC ,MY for PRIVATE LESSONS. . LINE being a selection of ost recent well•authenticated ash, c o ta,.... other suitable Offic F" „ h ot ` r t:a7,' GarC. ' 'mall Hot- atbui , l ding, Ga - Terms may be k nby application to Mr. Jos SET, Duke- CURES effected by Mo . - 's PILLs, the VEGETABLE UNI r street, or to Mr UGIT, Devon-street. • VERSAL MED ICIN , k CaD ~ i ll '.. as, o rci , , B,zc., ex tensive Pleasure- ' Ilea` P ii 4 ip. ° %11i1 3 ,, s " , and anout Twenty tttatute Acres , ' VOCAL MUSIC. Country, pi.' 2d. or sent free on enclosing a fouroenny tX1.1();90 k,„ k , ses within a few yards of the House twice TAR. MA IN ZE li'S CLASSES for CHILDREN piece to the . ritigh College of Health, New Road, London. ext , di .. I , r ,_ ,D1)1:, tn t' top s , jji and YOUNG LADIES, in Liverpool. will be OPENED Agent for the sale of Morison's Pills in Liverpool—Mr. JAS. a.stree„ t "Afr , % ._ 4 llte t : Mr 1 t ",, , -", in Upper Parliament-street. 0 1 0 :.._.... •R. v• LEWTAS, ZEt, Church-street, or on the , 3 ~ , i on THURSDAY, the 3d of October next, in his Class-rooms. 34, FISHER, 19G, Scotland-road. Church-street. Children One Guinea alf. Young --entrilib-gi., -..._____...„ . Ladies, Two Guineas per Quarter. or '... t ee. , u rcliz oo l . ibits.Di g ub , . 1 -------:±_` to intcl3. former advertisement ha en announced as taking place on Wednesday, will meet THURSDAY, from Six till Half-past — 'eaii" P' 1 libi s lieY , ' e tii ?4 I , +ES i„ Seven o'clock. T Is One Guinea per Quarter. T HE LIVERPOOL AND LONDOI% FIRE AND Full Progra , with particulars, may be had at G. H. and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, . I .4l .n t i it gl, 14 4 te tn. "pt ve te , I,, a ' titi t f l 2 , e , , South of Scotland , , who occupy a J. SMYTH'S, ooksellers, 12, Berry-street. '1 3 1 ' 5, ', :0 5,1 1 ' 4 .14 . into th eir wp Situated e_Sea. wvid be happy nis ) tty b ter ms Quill e, as BOARDER.,, One or 'I wo DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. 21 & 22, POULTRY, ;• of r' s W, Y let 'ate. VER. HENRY GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends AND ,tin- i,. addressed S. 141.. Standard -office, Liverpool. 28, REGENT-STREET, WATERLOO-P AGE, LONDON. VI and Pupils that his ACADEMY, Hope-street, is RE• ) ifee 'itil i . ,ATEI) raaies, 03 5t1,,, ° ellqr, ' bY the LIVERPOOL RAGGED CiPENED for the Ensuing Season. Liability of the Proprietors estricted. Moderate Pre . v a ses , . o r 1 , 4 . 1 t ,,_ A . ~.„. .. . JNVENILE CLASSES on the AFTERN 0 -THURSDAY miums in the Fire Departme co ffer o w th e !o t ,"ri A .,,, , u , _10N, ft competent PERSON, at a Salary a c and SATURDAY. at Tw.) o'clock. Guaranteed Bonuses . other peculiar advantages in the , ra , 10 ,1) 0 t .tla er ;,e o pr, - ,,Z.. 0 1i0 will be required evo . te his whole CLASSES for GENTLEMEN le EVENINGS of MONDAY, Life Department. ' ae i: li ti t i n 4 3 17 nof the obje is Associaton, under and for LADIES on Fran ommencing at Seven o'clock. Policies, insuri le value of Leasehold Property at the ter „ins,joi, , I,,t ( ti c , 4 ;) i f 2 „ l ;JT l C , o . mini . Candidates nr , , have been RE'-UNIONS on t - - venings of Tnoitsa&v, commencing mination of th ease, are also issued. 'sfactory Pe' ‘ttet3,erestimoniais, 10 JAMES C. DuNcAN, Esq, ‘, ,tin, on or before Exchange , 'Oh this Co any expire on flie 29t, ;s to state, that bi IE-OPENED TO-111 .CADEMY, r Head o:f i leis in Liverpool Cdmpak Contrarts. ,pe-stre are Wormed t Ni 4" 00 rt/ /t 1 ; O A ND A ND NORTH ebv,,4 B TRES RE( tiIOCIDuN OF O ADDITIO La,tiTOCK. RAILWAY Enstirance Rattail. IRED IN THE C 114 CARRIAGE RTII-WESTERN RAI )7:ORKSIIIRE FIR CE ND LIFE kNY. INSURANCE CORPORATION OF E LONDOI' URANCE Fi iIT 5 TENDERS the Construction c Parties I ng due on the 21 tbout to be erected armed, tip •om that d No. 7, R( HANG . 3 ..„p 0 7 " ti ..7 ,, iies t • CARRIAG 1) HANK F. L. MAWDF-SL. 1, Dale-street I 'JOIE LITHER No. 12( ROYAL INSUR LIVE) CE COMPANY, PITAL, HARES of .'2O 1 " -- itfer'' e, yrs t ;el ~° Mil l ' 60J B. B. H. BLUND .q., Chairman r Pb.~~~RE l ~QI?~Q, mce, Esq well, Esq, "PjAII P Q frt, $4,4 7 ,1414 0 d p .vdP" R. Brodhurst Hill, Viet Thos. D. Iloynbyy,Efq. OFFICT Stirj i CEIVE PR of, O , 1 4 bY DY ti in°_,, No Chi The Compa 1 , 11 LITBRPOOL STANDARD. r am...so a g,:nl;nmM A•tr DINGLE AND 'ENTRY MISSION, FOR THE PROMOTION OF PROTESTANTISNI AND PRO TECTION OF CONVERTS FROM POPERY IN THAT CT. itPUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Assembly Rooms, Great George-street, (God willing,) Tins EVEN ING, (Tuesday.) the 24th instant, et_Half-past Six o'c:ock. The Chair will be taken b v. H. M'lsT RILE, D.D., and the Meeting will be ssed by the Chairman ; the Rev. HAMILTON VERS LE. of Dublin; the Rev. SAMUEL ii. LEWIS, Cha ' of the 'Dingle Mission; and other Clergy m en, &c. AaCollection will be made in aid of the Mission Funds. 40 ( so WAGGON STORES. 155 1 400 , Pared to deliver neet to artment CreweiOrdsa b of the Directorb, `"Ite„,7 4 . I tIES EDWARD STEWART ./,>. tation London, Sept. 19, 18511. 80 E. COI T, LONDON ' ctecJ,tr(~c MANCHESTER AGRICULTURAL MHE Great AGRICULTUR, 1 SOCIETY will be at WARM. (Wednesday,. 111EN'rs this day The Entry is now closed. C 24th, and Tickets, which will a, days for 2s. 6d., (up to Two o Foicr) may be bac: way Station. On the 2Cth, at M r STOCK, &c., particul the Cat Warrin - gtorefoth Septe SPECIAL TRAINS for 3 leave Warrington at Pi p." Tickets will be available. The Trains will stop at the int LIVERPOOL GOVE' 31, RODI' mil E following LEC above Institution, ea ESSES' INS' past Seven o'clock : Two LECTURES on the princir TITRE 11, October i 111, ( 'ee LEC ity of f LECTURE T, OefOber 29th—On the UNIEORM LOPMENT in the TEXTURES of VEG ETA B LECTURE 11, November 6th—On the Unity of ( Two LE'C'T 1 / 4 .ND LIVERPOOL SOCIETY. OW of this TO-MORNOW, tnt, and the TRIAL of IMPLE: Igues may be had on the to the Show Yard on both k.) (from Two, to , se to the It nil- , e a SALE of LIVI t the end o NRY WHITE, Secretary ERPOOL will .11, and for which day UTION I be delivered at the ;ozrachical )n the Structure of the ANI imilarity to those of the VI: GE SMITH, Esq., a; of the MICRO; TORE I LECTURE H SIX INI None are g Price, 1 In Caniste X nice, saf VALID T ERS I 1w: 1 , 1 44 1 i • • Is s) '4 411'i Deliver (Tyres and I Axles to ' , 555 " 160 tons 'he Articles to be d ,t the Company tian, London e Morning o 'k on t eitobeit li f William T John Dic 1 , Moore, ✓, I 17.1_ Holnie BRANCH: Huntltc Company, and then ors, enable it to take rank RANCES )y its TromptnesB in Eke s for th they , continne to RI IFE INSURANCES. The Company 1 14 11 2 4 19 2 18 6 on any of the follow ay other d e made for t, tes of l GROG: should VIRE r tion gs ERR NOTI y charge for managirnent, anc OFFICES, 73, CHEAPSID LA PER CENT. ( specially for young I for ucq❑ fifth ye on application to S'EPHEW; LONDON: CON - ONIY OF-IrATES 18a. 3(l.:pe: d. ; or at age 30, fo: nn ;on the. ii LILES havffirseen kit ext6mely bazarclons-rate RATES of PREMIU res of great adv ially called to the meat of small sot excluded. e therefore cha LOW on varioi , tly paid every descrip- LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETIES. equal to EIGHTY )LICIES issued on fa- ulars, with rates all polic at the C ItY'S Pt DO BARRIA exceller ?. Is. 4d nd, Drexlared, n Innd-str( As pur ,70., 127, Nev The above farina( Co., will be four iikiren ; but TlriF eyi, flatule part of th , ther fev( nd Co. in f on the sl, ,f de6ilits bide, sl 5, throat )1e I R OF LEN .. , ClSUn=dl Numeric MISCELLANEOUS. • Mr. J. Cubbon, gardener to G. A. Woods, Esq., of T3alladoole, Isle of Man, l a st week gathered, from a vine which had been planted but two years, a single bunch of grapes weighing seven pounds. SNUFF-TAIZING MADE EASY.—A snuff-box of a novel construction, and designed to supersede the n' using the fingers in taking snuff, has been reg Birmingham. The box is inverted, and u turned up, two small cups are found char , - titilating mixture, and ready to be applied 4 Sir Denis Le Merchant will succeed thr , rk of the House of Commons, 0- '9 per annum. Mr. Br es and Counsel to th' ais Le Marchant Mr. Booth's o C 1( Earl of Wilton. acco :'eessitv istered ied bir the cou. ias sailed for a cruis. .tor cot b some othe he met t took a r liard:t :c of curl, r te seal and signa iich none can be :1 by 'DU BA RR rIQ !Intl dolirnt lose of t . Lc s leave ( ad hat Slight id . and part lr of ti with t CORRESPONDENCE. TO TILE EDITOR OF SlR, — Considerir been imposed upo and give the public improperly conduce throug I may al, SSI S.• above fine THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. hat the publicity of a fin ae may work to idea that my hnr ut tX next S having. vantage, as been :o state, :pe that )usiness y house such a 3 a host of ev h, wns of the EK OF O'Neal :ecis les 3 to the / hold c i i ii lC e , ° :ti ° ler d an ge!,65, r f o% w A Y 01. • Ito ° O n l ‘ ' f ti a!' ) e ff , fa \ifl tpt • r',4 ,e( ll ll , ri` i ng ;di 5 of oiu f e iti' rlo ll ‘ iio6 , I. ISF iI A 1 1) ,t 1 0 ,61 i !, 1 0fr t 5d' i 4 A S 0 61 01" ...--r°t pi ' i ' . O f , [o l' , i, 5 ( 0 1 , . o i , ( po i jotot " • to te l e ct o 0 1 r t i e e 3 ,r,1 6 , 11 ! cij c °ll o.co.cojentoi. fo' it 65ay~ ,diof 0,00, or fo s • ic oio andan d° tP' l er o ' f it ta t I),,lflbor o f u l tii 0 111 0 ` lgole t o- AILWAN D NORTH 1 11 ;kte l ; is; t STORES - DIA b, THE YEAR. 1851. - the LONDON & NORTH RAILWAY COMPANY are prepared t, CURRENT USE, L et • 13 1 , 1 ra us s s Shee s , 44: pru,her's.astil 'e distri 'pach Trimmir, lij Cr ucibles. 15 Cotton and Drysallery 13. k.,o tton %Vast 14 . P lase qvirare, inc;ntling Lamps anc 11. Dit4l', la% a : 4 O , Axle... 1 9 to, Tyres and Wlye itto, Wheels (chiliad). Leather. 4 , I • 23 g\'.;', Burning. h. vs, (yano,s);.Tall ow. -and Turpentine 25. i„-aklit Metals. 27 4 . btto, S pr i ngs and Files Zs . ; I ,ln, Block. 2 9 ) " I tto, Sheet and Spelt • Varnishes 'arious irticles not included in other Ca 7,st . g7ts „ d t rac. 14, 4 17% . ) , ) ?er 2) Forms of Tender . rasy . bp had, on and after p'et t Yu application, m svriting, to the Secre• wp.ilLe„„ , London. t tOtltist state the. particular contract or con. K.lolllct, titre Pr . opose to tender. as the specificatiom t h Ph, e Printed separately. Woo ttl 'lne r've inspected on and.after Monday, Octo. o'clock, at the Company's General s) 744„p kr 0b,0!.-station ; and any ,further informatior ft t o t ra k N em ,alnechon application •to the heads of th 4 y li tr. t l, tl b e s. gaud sent in on or before . Ten o'clock on Monday ; 6 ay )tur the h• !I on d a , cetera will meet to let the contracts or Ler November 15 and 16. eli Al re Directors, a hB , LES EDWAD STEW Sept. 20, R 1850. kRT, Secretary k -- 4. 444 li t 11, 4 44, 1 q) NORT/IWESTER,N RAILWAY. .t - it k e tc "'TEA C7'.3 FOR CLOTHING. l'lt.,,,ll,lo.l.t4'neTOßS of the LONDON & NORTH, \d. W C OMPANY - re prepared to. recene TEN• , i, t , t , t., % \in, c ,,, 8 laitl(iN6 required for the yea - y be obtained on up- ON'el."le,Secreta°;n2"f len t tioti en • and after Mon ;NI (1,01,,'', a d Pa r t - . " Lu s m Ir .-- 17 inspected At the Coln lait,.. ''''.k 1 ) :tt - . - --- v a "-•tin e i Station, en and after the ti o , I. 1 , , i rs m -ioor, e alato se b nt in on Or before contract 7 the Directors Aill.proceed to let the c kkte l'l4 4 4lber 15 . o h 4.. (apyjlie,Directors, ''' 0 4, 4 " 1 S EDWARD STEWART,- Pteisber 20, 1858 ' .Secretary. /i l k?, !Ilk, 4 .41 ,k -j-,e77,i1111,1--) NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. lovelk,-,7 --n STATIONERY AND PRINTING. ) tiM 4p r7P(vo li P lh ° ' s'', ll, Ni . T ORS of the LOINIDO.N 4 NORTH- YiNi t ) . kAI/O,4IIPANY are prepared to receive TEN- Weliti o ' 4 ERY and PRINTING required .fur the tv t , 1t„ 11 11 ,,_ _ A kill Nit (j i' ille g l e 4 , c ( !--*.orms of Tender mayibt,Alained .on ap 1':tt'441.„„21, - .,, e `,.,' 4 ":/, Euston St ' , .on and after Mon -4thql4.-e. Pat -;_"'-' l'atter - ns •be inapected at the Gm ks hA 4 , ,ru Toon) . ston Statioe, on and after the 14 :1 1 1) , re e " t " be a p 'ls l3 rs - !Lon or before 3fonday, Novetnber4, \ O, 4e A. °me 'proceed to let the contract .on :Vriday, •t itit,, l kit lf T t _„ l , l ,e-llirectors, ' , ..: 4 4eat7.' ii-DWARD STEWART, Secretary. ---"-- '2 ''' S' CPt- ` , O, 1850. Ilt Pv,,.,: ---- ----_._._________ ~t j l i hl) ttr . 418 11 ,0 'oti,'‘c ) ,'l)4 ' , .,n co j LIVERPOOL. 1t , ,a„t'4, 1 4 4 ~ , :r v phv c , riLicrs. .. 1 k;'c ; I: of 441.;; b tlieir Al _" . " 3 'Titlf of this Parish will be 'l t 4ll4'n , splkl e ,;,treE s ` - ',l4rig, to be held in the Board-room, j i t iN P 4 ) . .1 - ;;7 , l qtr i n ' stal r i l 3 wnlow-ball, on SATURDAY, the Vit4,,,;. , , N, 0 ,..f, , ..i. sui jakTri o'clock in the Forencipn, li,! i lt.„ rt,,erie,kft,ri-I; mouth; fromCONTRACT, that date the option k ( ~I. k Ale ~ be, B B.lleat, F ande, Oat, tl t llll' 41) 2 . - ar li,° < t v ate cr4 and . , n ; during Six o ) !w‘`lY . ,, w" n co ar .,- 1 , 1 ) o rt • the fojidiring Articles :—Peas, t; i lGlij4 :64w'; *l- 11iff, q arm alt, Potatoes, NVines and ta t " . 4, Ikty t Z:igs , ~i itici‘- r i° a id Candles, Sods, Oils, Win- AiN k b.e.L' t ravy P‘es i ' tal Strfivr Bonnets, Leather, 041 4 , ..ery_ ~, .1 _ 11 , en ant 1 often Drapery, Ho ti':ll4lgiliN ' 4 r ti,..„.;'sery,Tinwai Timber, Brushes, -WYti t ' 1 ( ''....- Coals, Earthenw Bottles, and 01,te, t, t " 1, .e der Li e k -t v , e , -tie s t tvored free of ll it I,; . ttiplt,,. it9,,,,, ,v0n e expense, at sCh times ti o j,;' , 4 , 11 ( „1q ; .oaxrkdak Kilovolt, Brownlow-hill, the t,,lt,f_ . i fy lo b e 'iire ct . and the PARISH,OFFICESOS kriZel'til‘'° , l ' " ) l l en deretl j% 4 t ti rin, , ,, at u of tl ( Or are represented as to kind ri ll I , t t h q,, 110 e s of the same, which will b ho 'n b 'to I: 4 ile"'ersi ' 4 O ' l° use Brownlow-b Hi e . 'l4l " e Ten! , v 01 1 r Will Riled °n'Pleht_eld, must be delivered at the ''"h 4( 10 be r ' °II or ,„ 4 . 4. a Nvi , ec,i,.. ed .-7 , gre Fo!DAY, the 27th Ciast., 4.G ic Ation at wness given on the Printed aria' ofii , e BrownHAß the P. - • - _, 'i ow ) 48 11ART, Vestry-clerk ,t n Ztit i ., -- : - ______ "4 September 14, 1 § 50 • . 4' ; 4 1NtOli.k ,"N'tt ti A - --- 1 : 1 11 tol l • \11 4' . \ r/ Otlit -.:DET RA WINE. I;q:''' 4 1 h';i ' r . t hal', . CII JSE si lei t!t o lti t ,, e 4lll () ;, ( i? quen il e - beg to inform ti•,;i1 . ..,,, th at f , !,, , A , k !l.e numerous appli '' 'e . .....'s " i Cl,-Ei• ) or b usi ' INF: in BOTTLES, ?e r Gl,,'n, ness• Thecharge will 2,ool.Bottles included. d into several Tubes, for Locomot vl 1) A t ' ef t° 13 " I' .0 D, or at ,—The Premiums to L PATSI CREDIT qqy remain on Credit, or various ways •not e red, to som 'e of the party lsrurance tTorded by the Company in this Brancirwill include the 4 G VA RAN - TEE 0 AN AN PARTICIPAT CAPITAL, rYN OF PROFIT WO-THIRDS o MODE:RATE PRE- CHARGE -TOR MANAGEMENT, the the Ogiee being borne in due proportions. by the kend EXEMPTION: OF THE ASSURED FROM LITY OF PARTNERSHIP. M. • DOVE, Manager. ceive applimtions from NCE. INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY, ighout the Counties, of Lancas- N.B. The Directors are milli INFLL e AGEN CI Cumberland, Chester, and elsewhere, it being their deter 1y to appoint Agents Possessing these qualifications. due at MICHAELMAS should be renewed on or before tbe'l4llt of October The folio' ..4therfon LIT AGENTS, amongst others, have been a wointed 'n'iberiiiere Abbey Blackburn. Bury .... Burnley . Edmund Ha vnrth, jun ning, Union-square , Seartop Mill. Chester . Clitheroe worth Parpde, Fr•dBkatn Ilaslingden Knutsford. Lancaster Ducker and - Co.; Eastgate-row. It. Wildman, Craven Bank. James Lewis. Chemist and Druggist oliciter. 'homas woottco( kN'illiani Taylor, It Yeats 'Welch, 142, Church Thomas Itoughland,ilidp ranchester De. 3facelesfield y, Solicito ' Ve~te;i-le.Willow: Nrorthirich ,street efield. Oldham.. •Ormskirk Drescot Preston Rochdale Rodk Perry I?uncorn. • E. K. Hofliagsbead, l!erkgate. Thomas Hodgson, Stationer. George Beckett, Draper. James Schofield, Greenacres Moor. . Rebert Wareing, Solicitor. . Edward Brown, Market-place. . T. J. Garrington, 51, Church-street. William Gray, Lord-street. Matthew Weston, 172, Yorkshire-street. . William Webb, Mersey-lane. . TliosAz W. Rigby, Coallc-Salt Merchant' ►Secccmbe Stal6bridge Ta11).07 ley. Jdhn Barnes Bairow, Solicitor Hugh 'Banner, Estate Agent. UliCerstnii TVarrin.q(on rfriqan Henry Reap, Cocker-hill. William Aston, Grocer and - Tea Dealer. Postlethwaite, Solicitcr. T. Pearson John KAU, Bewsey-street Woodcock, Part, and Scott, Solicitors EQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE, (Incorporated under :end 8 Viet., Cap. 114)), 26, CORNHILL, LONDON, S 'STREET EDINBURgif ; 6, COOK STRE.I ,BOOL ; 16, COLLEGEi,GREEN, DUBLIN SO, Pluxc CAPITAL, 4600,000, DIRECTORS, T,,LIVER . . •T- Lamle Murray, Esq., Chairman. • W. A. Burlton Bennett, Esq. W illi = Richardson, Esq I Hilffh Croft.'Esa. John Shaw, Esq. Rath Gough, 144 M. C. Maher, Ezq, John Moss, E 69.. John Rawion, tsq . Ethnostl S. Syines, E Clement Tabor, Esq. Augustus V11,, , ne; Esq The difficulty of ccdlecting the ele nts 411 which to propor tion premium to risk in Insure against Loss by Fire has been so great, , that,the rates at resent cht„rged are more the result of guess than calculat.' . It has been fout.d by ex ience, that the-total annual losses of the different establio d Companies have not been propor tionate to the amoun Annual premiums received by each. It is of the WO importance, both to the Insured and In surers, that sue n anomaly should cease, and an approxima tion to the tr risk be made. To secure .this object, the _ , Equitable Fire Insurance:Uempany 1s estaonsneo. , The true rate of premium for Fire Insurance can only be approached through Chusifieation and Averapa,,which has not hitherto leen sufficiently acted on, or systematically applied. Whatever be the nominal rate, the bonus or return periodi cally to the Insured will determine the true premium equitably payable, as security II and tlie Insurer is la; gainst loss for so greala calainitias Fire, 'gely interested in this question,,and will na tio II of claseiWcativtiautl Average, the iirernitur. will be proportioned to the risk. _ The Equitable Fire Office witl, byo constant analysis of its own experience, from time to time., adopt such rates of -pre mium as the nature of the risk may jastify, and will decline to enter.intO arrangements as regards tariffs with other offices. With this slew an annual investigation will be made into each class of risk, and a return of one moiety, or fifty percent. of the nett excess will be made to all classes of Insurers i whose policies have been in force for three years. insurance against Loss by Fire are effected by the Equitable Company upon ,every description of Property on the lowest terms Farmfng Stt)cic fns •ed at 3s. per cent., without the Average Clime. Prospectuses. and every information, may be obtained, on application at the 011icc,,or to any of its Agents, j. T. L. CLANCILY, Secretary. GE VT 6, Coo . Mr. JAMES IRVINE _ Messrs. Duffield, Lofthouse, } Erin _ . cog street, and Co Phcenixetgoe, Oldham Mr. Henry Hayes Mr. Thomas Lund Blackburn, Mr. Isaac Kitchin Burnley. Mr. James Butterworth, Auc- } Rochdale, tioneer, Ac Mr. Thomas Croft Preston. Mr. John Deakin Fleetwood Mr. C. J. Douglas, Brookshaw I Bury. Moe ROLE CONTINUA PRE 21111 orpof rs -O.N e conve ,oL.. Mr. T. E: HARDYiCauning•chr.int Do. Mr. J. EMITH, Commerce-ceurt, Lord.strt Bdrhenhead Esq. Chester C. V. Boyle, Esq. 15,.8r0ug ton-lane. 17, Exchange. Lime-s J. A. I H. .Porter ington ..W. Yates. Preston Poulton Burrow, Esa .r Duke-street, Liverpoo ASSURANC ICAL,EXANTI Henry Stubbs, Ek W. J. Wilson, Esq J. Sharpe, Esq., Warrington Minch"ester S COTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE SOC I ETY. {INCORPORATED Rl' SPECIAL ACT .OF PARLIAMENT.) {EDINBURG II , 26, St. Andrew-sgm LONDON, 61, Moorgate-street. GLASGOW, • 43, West Nile-street. LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS•POR LIVERPOOL. Heed Offices, Thoma Milton, Esq., Merchant .D I RECTORS. Thos. Martin, Esq., David Cannon, Esq., enchant Wm. Oxley, Esq., Merchant 'ea-chant I Hilton' lialheackEsq., Mercl e :NINETEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL )lEETING OCIETY was held on 7th May last, vvjtol a tIpNUS of allocated to such 'Policies 4F; had attain The Rum presently ASSURED •zu ACCUMULATED F Ddo 451%! E to it Sixth Year to £3,366,354; the 817 ; and the ANNUAL The §COTTISHgiCIT LE, being a MUTUAL ASSU RANCE SOCIETY, in 'eh - the WHOLE PROFITS are allocated•amangst the olicy-holders every THREE YEARS, provides , every adv . age to the Assured- which it is possible for any Life Ass ance Institution to afford. Accordingly, Policies ofecte n the year 1,832 have obtained a BONUS of about FORT HREE per Cent. on the SUM ASSURED ; those effecte in 1833, FORTY per Cent.; tame in 1831, THIRTY-EIGHT per. Cent. ; and Policies of subsequent years in proportion. Copies ottbe last Report maybe had a; the Head Offices, or from any o€Sire Society's Agents. ROBT. CHRISTIE, Manager Au ENS`g : LIVERPOOL.. HENRY DAVlES,,Sharebroker, 5, f Andersons and Tborburn, Mercha, Dale-street, nch ester IChester Mold .. •l Edward Corbett, Surveyor, 2, Princess-street _John Hostage, Solicitor. Anthony Dillon, 1310,,,ker. I_TUBBUCIitS PATENT WHITE .ZINC TAINT, for MARINE PURPOSES, possesses the following ex traordinary advantages :—lt is whiter than any, other paints, and retains this whiteness for years ; unaffected by bilge water, n-trjous vapours from cargoes, or from-retr-heat on the funnels of steam-vessels. This white paint itt-the hold of a ship, after dis&targing a sugar ,cargo, is fo dtobe as white as when newly painted. Under these other. .circumstances, when • every other paint has failet his " WHITE ZINC .PAINT" has preserved the fastße f its colour. it enters the pores of iron, and forms an at gam of the two metals, which protects the Iron from ru eaay, and incrustation. It is invaluable for iron ships d ironwork exposed to saltwater. It is like wise cheape han the common paint, from its spreading over a much larger surface. ftsk is stlimpect" HUBBUCK London Patent." A circidar, with full particulars, may be obtained from the principal dealers in paints, and at the works of Tilos. HUB nucK and , CoN, opposite the London Docks, London. FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH Price Is. i id. per box._ _ _ _ THIS excellent Family • fill is a Medicine& long tried efficacy for correcting all disorders of the Stomach and Bowels,-the.common symptoms of which are Costiveness, 'Flatulency, Spasms, Loss of Appetite, Sick Head-ache,Giddi ness, Sense of Fulness after meals, Dizziness of the Eyes, Drowsiness and Mains in the Stomach and Boicels ; Indiges tion, producing a Torpid state of the Liver And a consequent inactivity of the Bowels, eausing a .diso4anisation of -every function of the frame, will, in this moseexcellent preparation, by a lit,tle perseverance, be efl'ectuall lemoved. Two or three dosesAvill convince the afflicted its salutary effects. The stomach will speedily regain its rength •, a healthy action of the liver, bowels, and kidney will rapidly take place ; and instead•of listlessness, heat ain, and jaundiced appearance, strength, .activity, and rev*etl health, will be the gitick result of taking . thia medicine cording to the dixections accompa- These Pills ore p icularly efficacious for stomach Coughs, Colds, Agnes, gh ness of Breath, and all Obstructions of the Urinary Passag • and, if taken after too free on indulgence at table, they quickly restore the system to its natural state of repose. Persons of a FULL HABIT, who are subject to Headache, Giddiness, Drowsiness, and singing in the Ears, arising from too great a flow of Blood to the Head, should never he without them, as many dangerous symptoms will be entirely cauied off by their immediate use. For FEMALES, these Pills are most truly excellent, removing all obstructions, the distressing Headache so very prevalent with the sex ; Depression of Spirits, Dulness of Sight, Nervous Affections, Blotches, Pimples, and Sallowness of the Skin, and give o healthy and juvenile bloom to the complexion. To MOTHERS they are confidently recommended as thebest medicine that can betaken during pregnancy; and for children of all ages they are unequalled. As a pleasant, safe, and easy Aperient, they unite the recom mendation of A mild operation with the most successful effect, and require no restraint of diet or confinement during their use. By regulating the dose, according to the age and strength of the patient, they become suitable for every case, in either sex, that ran be required ; and for ELDERLY PEOPLE they will be found to be the most comfortable Medicine hitherto prepared. Sold .by T. Prout, 229, Strand, London. Price Is. lid. and 2s. 9th. per box •, and by the Venders of Medicines generally 'throughout the Kingdom. Ask for FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH, and observe the name and address of " Thomasf'o,o, 229, Strand, Lun , *IV 911 the yernmtat pF.t.4sll), truction, IARRI HEALTH ING FO. THE R states, and of the patent n ye principles of theritant can ous breakfast farina (without medicine of i dinner tion and nervot 50,000 testimoni; doubt of its rest " It has the hi and Tnnscular energy to the v e of w virtues the Venerable Aichn, of three years' nervousnet, Major-General ThornamEing Navel], Ridlington Recry, tiork. his servant from 8 years' dyspepsia . with spasms, cramps, pains in the stony. and great I sickness and vomiting after strength; Capt. Andrewe, R Hunt, Esq., barrister-at-law :e, Camt use of his linibs in a vei the Re . v. Chas. Kerr, of tTinsic F 00 D, -RESTOR INVAT,IDS AND INFAN7 ENTA ARABICA wn, and imported by DU BARRY London, sole owners of the nery by which alone the cum- y kind, ivitliout elow, leave no probation of Lord Stuart de Dacia ) records the cure an aggravated fort rich, chest, and sit: upon tins excellent foc ily vow cure of a lady groin a nancy ; the v. Tllon care of five years' tiervaasnes: Sliorland, Esq:, INf o. 3, Syilni surgeon in the 911th Regiment Esq., Athol-street. Perth—n< neial debility; J. Smyth, Esq.. 37 Cornelius O'Sullivan, F.R ibab;e and 50,000 other-wetl-knov who toe Co.. sent the discove New Bond-street manner in which their health and economical diet - -- vain for rr nd triii:Gpes of r Morning el Analysis by .he celebrated Professor of Chemistry a . Analytical Chemist : Andrew'Ure, N.D., F.R..5., &c., &c, " London, 24, Bloomsbury-square;Jube S. "4 hereby certify, that has ng exam i ned Do Barry ILea:oring Food,' I find it tote a pure vegetable Farina,T whdiesorne, easily digestit of the stomach and bowel :o counteract dyspep- 'deal Chemist ist upoti the kance ever discovered, re the ole proprieters have not hesitated • prepared, pos. )f bread. Nor Du Barrv's R 0.2 - 6 I - kelyto pr 1 thereby eonstipation, and their'nery "ANDREW URE, M.1)...F: IMPORTANT CAUTION.-01" tnated by cupidity alone, haw( public:four or powder of Lena invaluable Revalenta Arabica highest curative principles of and of which Messrs. Du Barry and possessors). These imitative impost( to copy onr advertis though unobjection: sesses no more curative virtt ents, and puff' as cr can the h.nv a sin curative effect, lento Aiabiett Food has cured 50,000 persons of high 'respecta bility, even 411 cases where all Tither remedies had failed and all hopes of recovery abandoned. But they invariably refer to the Old Testament as their' great authority-I forgetting that the only referencethere made! to Lentils is Esau's fraud upon his brother Jacol.); and the public is left to infer, that these imita tors, intent upon following Esau's example, wish to perpetrate a wholesale fraud upon invalids. A full report of important cures of the above anti many other complaints, - and copious extract from 50;800 testimo nials from pattiecof the hignest respectability, is sent gratis by Du Barry and Co. on receipt of two stamps. In Canisters with full instructions, weighing Ilb. at 2s. 9d., 21b. at 4s. 61, sib. at 115., 121 b. at-225. ;—super-refined quality, 101 b, at 335., 51b. at 2•2s.;—suitably packed for all climates. Canisters for warded by Du Barry and Co., on receipt of post-office or bankers' orders; (the 121 b. and ;011). carriage -free to any town or railway station connected by rail with London.) Do Barry anti Co., 127, New Bend-street, London; also of Fortnum, Masan, ard Co., Purveyors to her Majesty the Queen, 162, Piccadilly ; Hedges and Butler, 155, Regent-street ; Barclay, 95, Farringclon-street ; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ramsey, 3, Queen-street-place; Sutton; Newberry; Sanger; Hannay, 63, Oxford-street, London;—in Liverpool of Evans, Sons, and Co. ; T. Nixon and Co., 1, Castle-street ; W. Wild ing, 25, St, Ann-street • P. Roberts, ?St, Ranelagh-street ; Clay and Abraham, 37, 80ld -street; MgGufne, 24, Castle-street ; Tyson, 39, Ranelagh-street ; limes Chesney, 1, Commutation row ;—Birkevhead: Mcttram, Argyle-street ;—Chester : Goo. Chivas W. Heath ;—lianchester: T. Nash, John Dalton-st. ; Richardson and Roebuck, Market-place; Sharp and Scott, 6, Market-street; Jewsbury & Brown, chemists ;-IVarrington: .T. Glover;Sankey-street :—and through all respectable grocers, chemists, medicine venders, anti booksellers in the kingdom. But (to riot allow any one to imps tuns under sptirtAit names, brit ratbt'i• write to DU I & CO., London, direct, foi your Er METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STRRI ATMOSPHERIC Daily!Direc tion ITemperaturt 1 in v other cause Dns is applied to e ,ment cannot be determine in alone; and, thirdly, the not a good o lee the convenit dereal clock. 7 .own by ti As there is one r re solar days, the can time elOck in sic t taken of tin: The instant is s second of the sii net by of i certain well , onds of This done, a calculation of a fe determines the error of t . .. limited to those who have paid is required to obtain accurate tiro mean-t :Mee there is no known method of eject in a less laborious way, in whic secured e accuracy can 1 f the Liverpool Ob 1 - 1 anythin AINS ?eporl q) TIM SEC 3h gentleman, upwards of I became acquainted when resident with n ulouse, in September, 1840; be havinz r y years o ty tor many ye languages, and had att S as a teacl ge, wit .tt in tt►e former capacity the of the Frew.. Li the late Sir W in 1817. He s►►id t of the F the cor ner in Paris, tines, in the rue St. Jacques, during part of the R volution. In the year 1793 or 1794 the body of K James 11. of England was in one of tbo el where it bad been deposited some time, uncle: ation that it would one day be sent to Engla: ment in Westminster Abbey. It had never been buriei The body was in a wooden coffin, enclosed_ in a leadc the exp - - - one, and that again enclosed in a second wooden one, cc vt.red with black velvet. While I was so a prisoner ,t fit , the lead I cast into bullet e open the cofhns to ge The body lay exposed tie swadd iv a vslinl It nt- like a mummy, bound .cs. The sans-culottes took out the body, N I embalmed. There was a strong _smell c and camphor The corpse was Humidity atl Fall Noon. I _, I Pressure at isheule byaelf regiztering pitr ar a _Six i thermometer W et an a.m. p.m. Max. Min. bulb g Nine nd Dry Rain.l Noon In. ' In. t Deg. DI 17 30.34 30.25 6G 4. IS; 30.06 29.F9 -5; 59 on 67 G 3 19, 29.75 20 29.39 29.53 21' 29.23 29.63 63 51 0.04 S s.E. 23 29.95 29.880 63 i THE WEATIIEFI : bright ; morni, •ain.-2dtb : ditto.-21 : C101.111e(1 j vitgoiL, ditto, light rain and heavy •aqualla.-22nti ; morning, brit even rj,. Ugh t c:ouad. cure of basis at Ot y In r ssly bald. I tendon. 01.DP.11) . prevent, the hair When . method Of aster good transit inst - placed v ted to the W :s. la the preser ical astronomer i d nails were very fine; I move I never saw so fine a fellow prisone set of teeth in r iect touch to ktiied to get one out for her, Lt were so Si The feet also were v The face and cheelts were just as if he were alive.TrollTa his eyes; the eyeballs were perfectly firm under my fin ger. The French and English prisoners ga'e money to the sans•culottes for showing the body. They said he were going to put him was a g ood sans-ct ar into a hole in the public churchyard like otl lottes; and he was carried away, but where ti thrown I never , heard. King Georze IV. tri gs of the Cod y, but could not of the fac Power to get tidin g the chapel were several wax moulds made probably nt the time of t}• The - bo, iv 1-ad been original corpse was very like the. kept at the palace of St. Germains, whence it was brought to the convent of the Benedictines. Mr. Porter, the prior, was a prisoner at the time in his own convent and Queriex. '—.Notes _ The Nash empire, sir," exclaimed John Bull to Jonathan, "is Otte on which the sun never sets." " And replied Sollstban, ever go€l3 to bed," a which the to ing. StranC mco,prenr I might alm deviati be body of the crap.—) RIOUS COINCIDENCE.—Ii. 3ter, the Roston Transcript roentio,... tate cf Haward University, executed prey ssor Webster, was ti ;lass of 1670. —' notice of Professor the only ctlsly to ughs, of e Rev. de C .s August 30, 1692, p k re u c g is u e s l t v ( l o s l s d y s e t a y r l e s ) t , o 1 a. 6 4 92 : F- - ...iered the - penalty of death uelusion in S a l em . He was hug -----,0, In acc or d ance w ith th e new style. ' 3to the execution of Dr. Webster. He wa. ... nblemished character, and fell a victim to one of the st astounding and disgraceful delusions that ever rsed the race. Mr. Burroughs was driven from Caseo,, ie., by the Indians in 1690, and went to Wells, w' ,e resided when be was accused of witchcraft. The in lictment against him is given in the second volume of Hutchinson. He was examined on May 8, 169:.' - committed to prison in Boston until his trial, wh place in the August following. He testimony which nothing but the tr g the witcher item on the 19th of eleven dm. nd was s condemned on infatuation could for a moment have endured. strength and activity, for which he had been remar from his youth, were enlisted against him, as havimp derived from the Prince of Evil. It war he had lifted a barrel of molasses by put the bunghole, and had carried it round 1 hand, and performed other surpr power of humanity. He was e' ni than ade seven such a long ye r in Salem. At his exccutio penitent, and affecting prayer, which drew the remark from Cotton Mather, who was present, " that no• man hid)." The victim of this vile delusion concluded his unless the devil helped dying petition with the Lords Prayer, probably to con vince some of the spectators that he was innocent; for it was the received opinion that a true witch or wizard could not say the Lord's Prayer without could gun ul d have l'more blunderi”- other t,-- that he held at ann's length with one lie the 11 n be r most sole ersons, convicted of the same charge, were exe. itb him," so not urned to Liv the Whnrf le set in 1: tened l hem w were eve which w and, h: vi on a dire .y effort Channel, t .ble or nati and there is c arc also in en is. What we w advertised 1: R&T 'Jr ore him itt I caught turning would b a watery not used, 0: ed up c of the men forci him up. In ti 'ull of neat d unnec arrived safely at rE 'op (if such a term may be oysters, is thi nr unusu formerly s rrelled at 5 —Among the 1 one for an inven 6d. per il constru ;, of Maryland, whereby he has endeav the science of optics to aid him h Or catching' rats. In this new trap Ted that the rat which looks at: the bait stud rnage reflected in such a position as will 'e that a secnd rat is trying to get b g the bait ; and when the first rat has iage will he reflected by a mirror, so that ho shall lock at the bait shall see two rat ng to seize it, thus decoyi which yields to his v him upon t T?recti One c