The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11 00:00:00

!larch 11. 1851, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. • • - ......._. 1 , -........:---,.. • • • Antrs bp ,cluction, co be Aloli3 or Eft: ManteD. .........._______ _ ........_ __ nrocur OF ELECTRO-PLATE AND PLATED GOODS, MO be LET, an excellent and commodious FAMILY A YOUNG LADY is desirous of obtaining a SITUA- TO MR. WHITEHOUSE. PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES, 6 , c. I RESIDENCE, s it ua t e i n S an d on -t errace, U pper D u k e - 1 - 1 TION as GOVERNESS in ntleman's Family. She is M SIR,--I beg to return you my sincere thanks for the To. By r. BRANCH, street, a nd cont a i ns on groun d fl oor, Di n i ng-room, B rea kf ast qualified t o i ns t ruc t i n F , M us i c, D raw i ng, an d a soun d promptitude and energy displayed by the WEST OF ENG idoallOw, (Wednesday.) the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock, Parlour, Butler's Pantry, China Close c.; on first floor, English E•lucation. LAND FIRE. BRIGADE on the occasion of the Fire on toy at the Hanover Rooms, Drawing-room, 27 feet by 18 , led-zoom, Bath-room, Address, R. IL, x I 56, Postoffice, Liverpool. Premises on Sunday afternoon last, which but for the applica- A N Elegant Stock of ELECTRO - P L A T E, Closet, Sze. ;on second 110 ve excellent Bed-rooms, Closet. tion of their small Hand Engine would have extended much PLATED GOODS, and PAPIER MACHE ARTICLES, &c.; on the third fl , Three Bed-rooms, Closet, &c,; and MARRIED ' CLERGY N, residing in the further than it did • and also for the celerity in which my co nsigned for Sale. Four Servants' ping -rooms above; spacious Kitchens, second demand for ' assistance was responded to by Superb): Am t . Angst the PLATE may be mentioned Tea and Coffee Wash-house, der, &c., on basement story. Rent moderate. Country, in a desir part of Yorkshire, who has at tendent Barrett, when the rafters in the chimney were again D qui present the charge o little Boy, wishes to receive Two or found to be on fire. - Pges. with Gilt Insides. a Set of Four superb Vegetalyle Three other CHILD EN, about ten years of age, to EDUCATE I think your Fire Office Bese t ie extensive support of the rustialles with Covers. Cruet Frames. with richly Cut Glasses, TO he LET, a splendid and commodious FAMILY REST- with him. inhabitants of this town; the liberal and effective services ar'd Pots, with Glass I t Hors , Muffineers• Pierced Liqueur DENCE, situate in Gambier-terrace, Hope- street, and contains Apply at the Standard-office. which your Brigade s' • to the Public on all occasions. the ra mes with colonred Glass Decanters. Fish Knives and spacious Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Breakfast Parlour, Forks,mo unted in !Morocco Cases, Pickle and So . heavy Silver- Butler's Pantry, Store-closet, &c., Eight principal Sleeping TO COOPERS. more so as I find nquiry that you make no charge for the Bssistance yon nder. '"Ounted Cake Baskets, Snuffers, w" raYs,Chamber Candle- Apartments, Two Dressing-rooms, Bat •oom, with Hot and Veks Fable Ditto. Britannia al Teapots, Balanced-handle Cold Services, and Servants' Roo .On the basement story A FEW good WOR ' WANTED.—AppIy to I am, your obedient servant, able Knives and Forks. are extensive Kitchens, S ry, Servants' Ball, excellent Messrs. Am-so d SONS, Brewers, Burton-on. Trent. (aigned) JANE TATE. _The PAPIER MACHF RTICLES are beautifully Inlaid with Wine and Ale Cellar plete with every modern domestic bother-o'-pearl, air onsist of Sets of Trays, Writing Desks, convenience. TI ut-buildings consist of double Coach ssadies' PARTNERSHIP WANTED. 7, Cases-street, 10th March, 1851. REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS Work Bo s, lea Caddies, Portfolios, Drawing-roam house. Two-st Stable, Saddle-room, &c. A GENTLEMAN, who has had fiftten years' expe- Tables, &c. Further paSticulars may be bad on application to WILLIAM 1 - 1_ rience in the Management of Mercantile Business in TO THE To b e Viewed Tins DAY, the 11th instant, when Catalogues WILLIAMS, Estate Agent, 47, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool. China, Bombay, and Calcutta, and who is capable of taking ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS .may be'had from Mr. BRANCH. the entire charge of the business abroad, or an active part in OF THE s___ . _ TO be LET, 4 desirable FAMILY HOUSE, the Management at home, is desirous of forming a connexion ENGINEERS, MASONIC, AND UNIVERSAL D MODERN PAPER ANCING'S. situate in Breckfield-road South, with Three-stalled either with a H ouse a l rea d y i n ae , or w ith Parties about s 51UTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. By Mr. BRANCI-I, Stable. 'Double Coach-house, &c., and Lodge for Man-servant. to establish a Ho use a t a th e a b ove place. 1850. D ATHURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the The House contains three Entertai 'dooms, seven Bed- Communications s ' y confidential, and addressed to H. The Directors have to report, that during the year 1830. 392 Hanover Rooms, rooms, Dressing-room, Bath-ro ,wo Water-closets, Pantry, P., at Box T 25 office, will be attended to. Proposals for Assurance have been submitted to the Bo ar d •, „ f CONSIDERABLE Stock of OM PAPERS, and Kitchens on the Groan our. Proposals 323, assuring the sum of .85,523, and producing An a For terms and cards Jew apply to Mr. S. WATErHOUSE, DIOCESE OF RUPERT'S LAND, NORTH-WEST nual Premiums to the amount of 2962 s - d. have been I fni of fashionable description. i . ding rich Gold Drawing 4, Derby-square, S eorge's Church • AMERICA. completed. The Directors have des it prudent to decline If ni Patterns, Crimson and ' Flocks, Satin Grounds, Oaks, — .I,thles, and almost ev Imlay and design. ANTED, a LADY, competent to undertake the 31 Proposals for the suns of -e ,0, and 38 for the sum of LONDON. W ..sto be viewed T ;mow, (Wenesday.) the 12th instant, MANAGES] ENTof a FEMALE BOARDING-SCHOOL, .e 15.100 stand over for coin ion or further considerat ion. "nen Catalogues ny be had from Mr. BRANCH. ~...___2 ___________ MO be LET, handsomely FunNisurn.—A GEN- under the immediate patronage of the Bishop, in whirls the The number of claims in death during the year has been 1 TLEMAN, about to leave L on d on f or F our or six Months, usual branches of a liberal educatioi re taught. A Married 5, and the amount pal non these, and upon the claims which BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS, is desirous of LETTING his convenient and well-arranged Lady will b e p re f erre d ; an d i • r H us b an can undertake I arose in December 4 9, is £ 2 . 9 50- In all cases, when requested FURNITURE. ii-c., WATERLOO-ROAD. RESI DENCE, for either of th ose p er i o d s , t o an y Family of either Ministerial or Tutor' uty, his services may also be by the represerst ives, immediate payment has been made, respectability. where there are no young Children. It is si- engaged. subject to theetsual discount. There are not, at the present By Mr. BRANCH ni 0 XDA Y__ next , the 17th instant ' , at kleyen o'clock,__ on__ the tooted in the healthiest part of the fashionable and important Apply to Rev. 1 Eav, 14, Salisbury-square, fleet-street, time, any &aims upon the Society. property known as the " Hyde Park Estate," is semi-detached, London ;or to I - - T. D. ANDEESON, Northumberland-ter- The minim] income derivable from Premiums alone upon the Premises . No. 38, Waterloo-road, opposite the South Gates of the Waterloo Dock. and within a mile and a quarter north of the " Chrystal Pa- race, Everton. 1,174 Policies completed to the 31st of Decamber, 1850, is THE valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Two lace," fun erected for the Great Exhibition. The locality is dices - a d airy, with Omnibuses to all part the Metropolis PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. -€10,076 Is. 4d. The Directors feel great pleasure in being enabled to submit sat e Cold Watches, a Diamond Pin, Gold Chain, China. Glass, close at hand. it contains, on the and floor, a capital this very satisfactory statement, which cannot but enlist from MEDICA L OPFICER WANTED. i s ' s te Table and Bed Linen, Iron Safe c of Gig Harness, Entrance Hall, Drawing-room, nso.room, Morning-room, the Public increased favour for the Society, and with the con "dle Pictures, and other Effec the late Mr. Patrick and Water-closet. On the F' Floor, four best Bed rooms T HE SELECT VESTRY of this Parish will, at their N , 61 ,. tinued aid of the Members must advance its prosperity, and a spacious Landings the Second Floor, two large and Meeting, to be held on TUESDAY next, the Isth instant, By order of the Court of Directors, 1 The FURNITURE include. our-Post, Camp, French, and two smatter Bed-rooms ousemaitps-room, Water-closet, Sze_ proceed to the APPOINTMENT of a duty ualafied MEDICAL, FREDERIC LAURENCE, B edding on Redsteses, with vat- - is Feather Beds and appropriate (making in all twely tests.) Thellasement comprises a good OFFICER and VACCINATOR for one the twelve districts Actuary and Secretary. eddinz, Fainted Ch ' ier Articles, Chimney and Swing Housekeeperts-rooM, Kitchen, Butler's-pantry, Scullery, Lar- of the parish. He . I lie requiresl' give his whole time to London, 345, Strand. rpposite Waterloo Bridge, G lasses" Mahogany ' oniture in Dining, renibroke, and other der, Wine and Beer Cellars. The above is worthy the attention the service of the Seim 7 try reside within the district to March 4, 1851. Tables, Chairs', Ef fas, Wardrol;es, Lounge Chairs, Dressing of any Country Family, requiring a really clean, comfortable which he may be appointe , a short distance from it if T h i nk's. and Chests of Drawers, Carpets. Eight day Clock and ['mtge. An excellent COOK would be left, if desired. approved by tire Select Ve y under pedal circumst a nce s . ii l l lenoiece. Wheel BaroMeter, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen and A p ply (if b y l e tt er, enc l os i ng a stamp ) to M essrs. W ELLETED, Th e S a l ar y i s fi xe d a t 'l 4 O per anrintn, with vaccination ; THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COM- A'ianirY lit"sils, &c.; also a large WOOD SHED in the Upholsterers, 63, Edgeware-road, London. but no other fees ;an Ire appointment will be determinable PANT. To be v at three months' no - e from any date. ESTABLISHED 1825. viewed on SATURDAY next, the 15111 instant, when , TO be LET. for One or more Years, as may be Testimonials and Certificates of qualification will be received CONSTITUTED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. ( C )llle al i.R g : ?„ eS . ,flay be had on the Premises, or at Mr. Ban NCII s at the Vestry-clerk's Office, Browniow-bili, on or before '" r iannver-street. agreed upon, the Exclusive RIGHT of SHOOTING over Twelve o'clock on FRIDAY next, the 14th instant. ANNUAL REPORT. -----...... about 9000 Acres of Moor, arid 3000 Acres of Inclosed Land, CHARLES HART', Vestry-clerk. SALE . within the manor of slnggleswick, in the County of Durham. Parish-office, I s soisn i ow _ hill, 7th march, 1851. The TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING off . .I•URAS/71.7RE AND MISCELLANEOUS The extensive Moors adjoining are strictly preserved, and EFFECTS, AT 1 HE HANOVER ROOMS. abound with Game. ___-- . - _ L ISIV Ft PDIII. 11/117KS RDARY, within their Office, p ce, No. 3, GMfGE-STREET, EdID- - AND MISCELLANEOUS IT 1111 , 3 HANOVER ROOMS. ()11 W By Mr. BRANCH, E DNESDAY, the 79th instant, and following days, at The TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAI. MEETING of this COMPANY was held on SATuRnAy,..-ttfe 15th of Fit* RUA RY, within their Office, No. 3,9011'6E -STREET, Edin burgh. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. LOANS OF MONEY. ryinE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS j_ do HEREBY GIVE NOTE.E, that they are willin; to ration may be had in I receive LOANS of MONEY on tte segur-itrtif - the Bonds of the To a tenant who should take the ink for a term of years. this Moor fright become, f ' s extent, one of the best Moors in the North of Engla —being particularly suited for the breeding* of Grouse. GEORGE PATTON t Esq t . C°ASIDER p)cts Secondlv:n(l about 2 COO I Cloth.' tulated w and FURNITURE 11--other HouselioUl 1 , Ur w odel n Pttprs, Inn B . l nid m ths from balf- n a- dto a yard . ir t a reN for Rooms. Shops r Cabins. a A I , We lve ya; tis by four • rds, Librar de, and. Darlington the Great North of England Rail«•aj. For further particulars apply to S. Rovvi.ANnsoN, I College, Durham ; or to Mr. li non SNowIE, 90, Church-st: Inverness. College, Durham, Feb., 1851. per k,enintn per AMOUR tnt st, for periods of either Three, Five, or Seven Years. T nterest payable here or in London. All offers to be ad( essed to GEORGE WITHERS, Esq., Treasurer to the Livtrpool Docks, Dock-ollice, Liverpool. By order, creded, "that partie‘called to fill this ct offer congratulation's upon the progress and pr Company; and it is a high gratification to me liave not lead to verity of the piano-for n reeks, Si x Foldi g Scri Shower Baths, IN' chth' Tools, Two Iron Safe rronerth a consigned fo ca °, l e viewed on Tt ,bout Fift DANIEL M Dock-office, Liverpool, December 5, 1850. 13tibItratton5 REFORMATORY FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS. THE Committee appointed by the Council of the Borough of Liverpool for the Establishment of a Reforma tory for Juvenile Offenders nre willing to receive TVNIIPoc This day is published, Part 1., to be eau Meted in Four QTATISTICS OF BRl'fj.Sll -- COMMERCE ; 1.3 intended as a Compendiunytif the Production, Manufac facture, Imports, and Exports of the Traffic of the United Kingdom, in Agricuitm>--Minerals ' and Merchandise. By Illst - AITHWAITE POOLE, Esq. London: 11.Amit.:rox, ADAMS. and Co., 33, Paternoster for the SALE, or LEASE of LAND, in the county of Lancaster, suitable for the proposed Institution. The quantity of Land required is fr Twenty to Fifty Statute Acres, on which Buildino• ale for ti) purpose will be erected, orexisting Euih adapted. M'CoßQuonALv 136. titrand. Liverpool: G nil WA BEING WEBB, Castle-street Tenders, -stating Price or Rent per Acre, addressed to the TOWN-CLEM( ' Town-hall, Liverpool, wi►l be received up to Twelve o'clock on the 12th instant. Just Published, price billings, 12mo. cloth extra, 164., NOT CATHOLICISM In Two PARTS. Six LECTURES oi, EN-PAILIBILITY. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. By order, POPERY M,SHUTTLEWORTH, Town-clerk, PART FIRST Town-hall, March 1, 1831 *=•nm two yards square hie Hearth-rugs, Cabinet and predecessors, exhibited marks of former year has th, amount of business been so large and ti )any in all respects, so bizblv satisfactor Togreei of the Coir " During the past y R6l lives, and to :he ni e have . effeCted ►us. tin., ►nnepennent!y of other large transactions in ►tifferent classes of business; the mortality, on the other hand, has been very small—the claims under policies amoonting to little more than I per cent, on the sums assured, which, in a Company of twenty-five years' standing, is, it must be allowed, a very striking result. " The fact that new Assurances have been effected to t ly premiums no 9d., (exclu of the Experience Company, acquired by the Standard,) affords most gra' Vying evidence of the estimation in which the Com pany is held, and f trust I may say of the zeal and efficiency with which its affairs have been conducted. That this lame aniount of Assnrance has not been obtained by any neLdect of precaution in the selection of lives, is evidenced by the fact, that the 861 lives were selected from 1086 proposals, and that no less than 203 were rejected. If we err, I believe, at all, it is on the side of caution. se, with Winzs of Table Knives and Prints, and Drawings, ning Lath Ind numerous other Miscellaneous alo guts — m - a'y" belia n ci from Mr. BRA '`" 2 ' ELIGIBLE LAND FOR :IR PRINCE By Mr. BRA! LAM, LODGE•LAM PARK. On wED afternoon, at Two o'clock in the , Solth John-street, ''Zrer 1 , ( upon unles Treaty, A PLOT of LAND, situate.' '6i:Oc-park, Lodge , c ard , I . a l lP, near Liverpool, and the•soutli side of wh olo a '., Way leading throng 458 square yl:l l : ;.f prihe "e 14.nd is deli. tiny si3Oce's-naei‘ —i• previously posed of by Private said Park. containing in thi ituateti in the vicinity of th • GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION ACOURSE of LECTURES, of a highly-interesting ckoracter, will be delivered at the above Institution, by the following Gentlemen : The Rev. J. BAYI.F.P., M.A.. Principal of St. Milan's College. Birk( nhead, at Seven o'clock, THIS EVENING. (Tuemley,) the mtant ; Dr. INMAN, Prof. STERNE. Prof. L. G . . e.A, Mr. PADI.F.Y, Furgton, and the Rev. Mr. 1101' , the Principal of the Collegiate livero . ... a, V.KI 1w continued every Tuesday Evening, Seven o'elock,Xntil the end of the Course. A Syllabus and further intortnatien may he had from the Lady Superintendent, et the Institution, 31, Rodney•street. ENAL LAWS PIT 11 LTC MEEI:IN G of the yA7TIOLICS of A LIVEItt'OOI., anti the NEIGIllit1Unn(101) will be held in the It-yul Amphitheatre, Great Charlotte-A teet. is DA y Cruestisly.) the 1 ith instant, :it Sevun n - c±ork iu thr t.vettinz TEI( I\l A'S' %VELD 111.UNDE-1, . to w Chair, to nth,' a ['claim' to hid:tonna the " licetesia,tical Tire Assumptimt Bill." Atltnik , ion to tit Worn), Is. ; Boxes, Cd.; Pit, 2d lery, Fr( e. By order, _ _ GVRA RD LYNCH Chairman or the Pre!in,i CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN:7;11111 THE SIX7'II LECTURE of the Serie de!ivered, at the CoNu:al.-11Am.. 1,0 , 11 Ne!so a next. the 13th instant. ANIEL FOLEY. 11. A • of Clo IN ['ALIA 111 LITY " S 7 A 5 i'VENI Dv !he The Chair win taken at Half.v,s! Seven by CH PH ER BUSH ELL, Esq. . . . Body and sl.ln--Cotdery, Fr tre - stTved seats. 1 Gallery. fd; 'Pickets to he I t thy,KsTt 3010 street; Mr. Try-street ; cilitisT cuuncll NATIONAL SCHOOLS. TiN I) Y next, the 16th instant. the ANNUM CHRIS ja-t - r.!: 1 wil! deuce i ocii-latul in the Er y Alceting. will he IIJND e I. . W LLIA IT A It It IV-TE ERPOOL, I S ON BRACE, CON! NIENCED trtnts tt4ty wtt~g i v LiverpocVP,ov . A. Mc Cheltersli COUGHS, ASTIINIA CONS NI l'T I 0 ARE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES o years this valuable medicine !AND INCIPFENT a period of phonily bo Mew,' PRES! PENT NI ON v th iobtatit. by Vi s e Rev. EDWARD :11AIIK-: Vicar of St. Patrick's Cat io ANN'S flit!BCD, Aiglintilx4-444e41_iti the [11.(1 19,131,3 GI ST..() A (7olle k R Ell. t the Ciuita ►NY will hr Rrspnct fully DIIIIOII OM, ft-, )oily I'upi No. 4, ABERCL LATEST INTELLIGE vn RI Ms=;3l.l EY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BOUSE OF LOR Fart GREY tm•vcd the st Amendment Bill, the der cts hi the existit xtei sin of it nd readintr gno wlel) :STETIDAY of the I Gnitity ( five t 'IOU OF CCY,BIONS.-1 I1z1(1 het i of Ste s by .tl, enger Act Irrying Earl of v, Earl result of the Jae (Jr the nu- ST li RD AT 64 1 17 CH ERE - S, said ht. ha ad been Ig; to do the sub was by 39,000 lief of ttif 'wiles of that tl than ont , ftfth ( ber of s et ( Ir. B. C Laity to the unr,stricteipteafling of the Sacred Scriptures vindicated. By the late - fey. B. NV AIATBIAS, Chaplain of the Bethesda, Dublin. E. - lited by the Rev. W. B. STEwART AIATHIAS, B.A Liveipool : 'EDWARD fIowELL, 6, Church-street.' London Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., Stationers'-hall. Edinburgh Oliver and Boyd. Dublin : S. Oldham, Suffolk-street. On 21st January was TTISTORY of ENGLAND for JUNIOR CLASSES. IA With Question. for Examination at the End of each Chapter. Edited by-Dr. IVEI rrE, Author of "The Elements of Un versal t istory," gze. F6olseap Sc 100 pages, Is. Gd., strongly bound. QUES'IT9W - FOR XAM 'NATION, GREAT 11 SCOTLAND for JUNIOR CLASSES, 1(O prigf Edinburgh : OLIVER anti BOYD; Londo n Sim PKIN, MAR- Li., and Co iffal gotirts. NORTH IN 7)117810 XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that all ARTICLES IN which have been left in 11w CarriaaeA of the Company, or have been found nn , n the liailway r previg?us to theist:Vann:try, 'rorn ISSO, and which are nf!l a cwtrb within fourteen d the date hereof, will be to defray expenses._ 1W ORDER General Manager's Office, Liverpool, March, 785 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that • the PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, THOMAS WALMSLEY and EDWARD JONES, carrying on business at Liverpool. in the county of Lancaster, as Statio - ers, under the st) le or firm of " Wa!lnsley t... gy--- - and Jones," was, on the First d• 19 — March, instant, DISSOLVED by mutual consen atcd this Seventh Day c. f March, One Thousand Eigl undred and Fifty-one. THOMAS WALMSLEY. EDWARD JONES. _____ Witnes N.B.— DAVID EVANS, Soli"itor, I.iverpool. 111 Accounts of the late Firm will be settled by me, EDWARD JONES. PURSUANT to an Order of the Lords Commission ers for the Custody of the Great Seal of Great Britain, any person or rersons claiming to be the HEIR or HEIRS-AT- LAW and NEXT OF KIN, or entiiied under the statute for the Distribution of Intestated Estates, (in case she were now dead intestate.) to share in the estate of MARY NEIL, otherwise NEAL, late of Pitt.street, Liverpool. in ti .nntv of Lancas ter, but now an inmate of Tue Br MILL Lunatic Asylum, situate in the township of W erby, mar Livrrpnol. in the said county of Lancaster ieintx of unsound mind,) are, by their Solicitors, on iefore the 12th day of April. 1851, to come in and pr the's kindred, before FRANCIS BARLOW, Esquire. one of the Masters in lunacy, at his Office. No. 45, Lincoln's Inn Fields, in the county of M iddlesex ; or, in default thereof. they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said order. SOYER'S RELISH. THIS exquisite SAUCE is positively a New Year's 1 Gift, with it the finny tribe acquires a novel attraction to our taste; no more hot and cote meat, chops or steaks, can be served before our spr !InvPr , a Reich is Enron thepiquancy of this new condiment, and atvieurs of Game will hind the relish an indispensable acillpictto their taste—in fact Soyer's Relish is the g'reat gift to age, and truly a re novation to slumbered appeti the Observer says, " 141. Stayer is a culinary artist as ) • and as he is versatile, nothing comes amiss to him. T oreign euisinier ever tickled the Saxon palate so succ ally. lie is a great man, and the ill cooked mutton cl s that lost Napoleon the battle of Leipsic, would have produced a very different effect if Soyer had dished them thoroughly them up from his 'Magic Stove,' and renderei light and digestible by his appetising Relish.' " To he had of the principal Saw:e Vendors throughout the Kingdom, and wholesale of his agents CROSSE and BLACK WELL, Purveyors to Her Alajesty,2l, Soho-square, London. HEALTH WHERE TIS SOUGHT! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS CURE OF A DISORDERED LIN AND STOMACH, WHEN IN A MOST ,LESS STATE. Extract of a Letter from 21 . Matthew Harvey. of Chapel Hall, Aird,ie, &Wan ated the 15th of January, 1850. To Professor HoLLo v. Ste,—Your valuable Pills have been the means, with God's blessing, of restoring me to a state of perfect health, nod at a time when I thought I was on the brink of the grave. I had consulted several eminent doctors, who, after doing what they could for me, stab d that they considered my case as hopeless. I ought to say that I had been suffering from a Liver and Sto mach complaint of long standing, which during the last two so much worse that every one considered my condi ] as a last resource got a Box of your lief. and by persevering in their use for iion ni hope Ointment over my chest and stomach, and right side, I hare by their means alone got completely cured, and to the astonish. ment of myself and every body who knows me. (Signed) HARVEY. CURE OF A CASE OF WEAKNFSS ANT) DEB LITY, OF Point YEARS' STANDING. Extract of a Letter from Air. William Smith, of No. 5, treet, 6lb:on•street, Lambeth, dated Dec To Professor HOLLOWAY. Sta,—l beg to inform you that for nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to have a day's health. suffering from extreme diners, and sickness of the stomach, together with a great depression of spirits. I used to think that nothing could benefit me, as I had been to many medical men, some of whom after doing all that was in their power, informed me that they considered tbat I had some spinal complaint beyond the reach of cure, together with a very disordered state of the stomach and liver, making my case so complicated that nothing could be done for me. One day being unusually ill and in a dejected state, I saw your Pills advertised, and resolved to give them a trial, more perhaps from curiosity than with a hr [I; however, I soon found myself better by )e of being curt and so I went on persevering in their use for six menttie, when I am happy to say they effected a perfect cure. WILLIAM SMITH, (frequently called EDWARD.) Those celebrated Pine are 'undercut/I, efficaelone in the fallow- (Signed) ing : Femal.4 Irregulari- 'scrofula, or Ague Asthma B'lions Complaints Fevers of all kinds Blotcheson the Skin Fits Bowel Complaints Coot Colics Hend-ache Constipation ot the Indigestion Bowels Inflammation King's Evil Sore Throats Stone and Gravel Secondary Symp toms T:,:-Donloureux Consumption Debility Dropsy Dysentery Erysipelas Jantnin Liver complaints Venereal Affections Lumbago Wortm• of all k'..nds Piles Weakness, :rom Rheumatism whateTer, cause, Retention of Urine &c.. &c. Ulcers Sold at the Rstablishmerit Professor Hoit.ow.t.Y. 244, Strand, (near Temple Bnr,) London, and by moat all respects ble Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the civ! used World. at the bllowing pnces—is. lid.. 2a, yd., as. 6d. 118 , 225., and 335. each Box. There is a sousidecable savini by taking the larger sizes. \'.B,—Directions for the glathlpcC of Patjcuts4n every die order are allixed to each Box. G" CHANDELIERS, in great variety, ami.of the most resta-drsigns, may be _ inspected at WILLIAM PE SMITII's GAS-FIT NG WORKS, 20, HANOVER-S7' ET, opposite the TAX-OFPICES DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN GLASGOW, MAN CHESTER, LINCOLN'S-INN, &c. ATlgl\TTEsiAt'FSFS"arrie?blieDstFroAnSel:t' b a e n s t d aFnIdRE cheapest-RES IsS T.fe. guard in the world against fire, robbery, and fraud ; 20,000 of them keep the books, deeds, and cash of the pr est men of Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, &c,. who • w their superi ority to any others. Five of them have ug,ht their contents unscathed out of the ruins of large s in Glasgow alone year, who-rein scores of other les have been burnt out. Twenty-five offices were bur ut in Lincoln's-inn in January, in one alone of which tl title-deeds of thirty large landed estates were burnt, sada would all have been preserved is Milner's Safes. From some hundreds of certificates, the fol ic wing is setected, as one out of many instances in which everything was consumed in the buntline excepting what Milner's Safe contained : " Clyde-street, Anderston, Glasg,ow, May 7, ISM " Gentlemen,—At the calamitous fire yesterday morning, by which our premises, and stock of oil, tallow, Sze., were totally destroyed, our books were preserved in the Milner's Fireproof Safe, purchased from you. We have great pleasnr• iu thus bearing testimony to the great efficiency of thtse Safes. " CHARLES BOYD and CO." This Safe was most severely tested; the brass knob and brass work ■bout the lock were melted off. " GiIIIr ;gow, 10th February, 1849, " Gentlemen —The books and papers which we hail in your Fire-resisting gate, which was subjected to a most intense y our for .Tevsral hours at the late fire in Gordon-street. en Thursday last, were wholly preserved . . . treme importance to us. We have, therefore, great pleasure in communicating this fact, deeming your Safes invaluable as a protection against fire, and an invention with which the pull lic cannot bo too well acquainted.—We are. gentlemen, year ekedieut servants, KER, DOERIYG, and ec.,, The outside of the above Safe was completely burnt through yriumpkaut Resistance to itobbers " Messrs. Thos. Milner and Son, Liverpool. " Gentlemen,—Our Milnet's Safe was attempted te be bro ken open last night; but, notwithstanding the great and per severing violence with which the robbers have worked at the door and back of the Safe (both of which are orates ann cut through the outer plates in unmerons places), the lock and bolts remained true, and saved the contents. You may send us another Milner's Holdfast Safe, No. 6. "JAS. RICHARDSON and CO. " Glasgow, 25th December, 1841." " Manchester, August ISth, 1547. " Gentlemen,—ln the late fire in Market-street, which en tirely gutted the whole block of buildings of which sly ware house formed part, I have sincere pleasure in informing yen that my books, together with a quantity of valuable papers, watches, &c., were preserved uninjured in one of your Fire resisting Safes, which I strongly recommend to the pubic.—l an, your obedient servant, " THOSIA3 HAIGH, " Woollen Merchant, New Brown-street, and Market-street, " Messrs. AI ilnor and Son." In the numerons accidental fires and experimental tests which Milner's Safes have been exposed to, every description sofe in use—fireproof (so called) or otherwise—have been burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the scientific and practical 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 esabled to pledge themselves at all times to supply the most complete sad secure depositories for books, documents, and valuables ; including the strongest wrought-iron safes and closets in the world, lined with their unequalled fire-resisting chambers. Out of upwards of 20,600 of their safes in use amongst the manufacturing and commercial houses in Great Britain—the elms best able to appreciate their value—numerous casessf severe trial in accidental fires have occurred, front which Themes Milner and Son select the following as instances, in which they are ef opinion that no other safe than their own would have preserved its eortents nnburnt:— Fire at Mt. JAL Block&ller's Ship Chandlery Stirs, Sparring street, Liverpool : a strong and fierce fire; safe most severely burnt outside; contents unsinged. Fire nt Messrs. J. and W. Walker's, the extensive builders, Rirkenbead : Buildings entirely gutted, everything burnt in them, including the contents of large iron safe and drawers, standing besideMilaer's; the coatenis of Milaer's uninjured, and in use now. Fire at Messrs. Garaiss and Co.'s, Park-lame: a very string fire; again the contents of Afiluer's Safe the only things saved en the premises. Fire at Plimsaal Brothers, of Plynsenth ; a very extensive acd destructive tire; a large iron safe, covered with brickwork, with double iron doors, burnt rut; entirely preser eine its contents. Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow: a great number of safes and closets burnt nut; no books caved throughout tb• buildings excepting Messrs. M. FL and Thomas Brown's. in Miner's N 1 Flre•resiating Safes, Chests, and Balm, s►►ttabls for all clagses of buildings, Inipregnable Locks and Cash Boxv, at the Works, 50A and 54, Lord street, Liverpool, and 47 to &7, Cable-street, Liverpool, and London Dep6t, 47A, Margate. otrarlt - FItAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH. Price Is. lid. per box. THIS excellent Family Pill is a Medicine of long• I 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 Pains in the Stomach and-Rowels; Indiges tion, producing a Torpid state of the Liyer, and a consequent Inactivity of the Bowels, causing adtsorganization of every function of the frame, will, in this„Kost excellent nre )y a little perseverance, be effeejerally removed. Two or th ree doses will convince the - Billie n of its salutary effects. The stomach will speedily reg its strength •' a healthy action of aalnthd jaundiced app earance, , will be the quic k result of taking this m tine, according to the directions accompa the liver, bowels, and Id eys will rapqytake place ; and in ssttereand g of , lista c t v e t s y n • , e ss d re e a n t e'w I pain i eying each_bor These :tie particularly efficacious for Stomach Cot:glis, Colds, Agues, Shortness of Breath, and all Obstructions of the ,ey gummy r • repo pot of a FULL HABIT, who are subject to Head-ache, Giddiness, Drowsiness, and Singing in the F.ara, arising from too great a flow of Blood to the Head, should never be without them, as many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried otT by their immediate use. . 'POT kit ALES, these Pills are most truly excellent, removing all obstructions, the distressing Head-ache so very prevalent with the sex; Depression of Spirits, Dulness of Sight. Nervous Affections, Blotches, Pimples, and Sallowness of the Skin, and give a healthy and juvenile bloom to the complexion. To MOTH IRS they are confidently recommended as the hest medicine that can be' taken during pregnancy ; and for children of all ages they are unequalled. • Asa pleasant, safe, and easy ,Gerient, 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 to every case, in either sex, that can be required ; and for ELDERLY PEOPLE they will be found to be She most comfortable Medicine hitherto prepared. Sold by T. Peour, 229, Strand, London. Price le. lad. and 2s. 9d. per box : and by the Vendors of Medicines- generally throughout the Kingdom. _ .A PC for FRAMPTOg'S PILL Alf IIEALTII, and observe the name and address of." Thomas Pr/opt, 229, Strand, Lon. : don," on the Covectunent Siam". " I trust, Gentlemen, I may be pardoned for drawing your attention to the fact that this Company •tow transacts annu ally—with one, or it may he, two exceptions—the largest busi .. y say, t in the extent of its Lamont Transactions in Life Assurance. it is now the third, if not the second office in the World. Other Institutions, established at an earlier period than the Standard, may have a larger accumulation of past business, but few In stitutions for Life insurance enjoy so great an amount of pub lic favour, and, estimated by the amount or its annual business, the Standard holds the highest position in Scotland. This is certainly a proud position; but, at the sime time, it leads to the anxiety, I may say ambition, to do still more, and I see mason why the Standard should not yet occupy the firs' place "The result of our last five years' transactions will form subject of a Report to Le submitted to the Special General Meeting of the Company, which will be called for the purpose in the course of a few weeks. Though the nree;.- -- no. as yet ascertained, it is Thin tiley will and I see no ration. One thing, as a member of the' InvAtigation Com mittee, I can assure you of—that the valuation is made on approved and sure data, and that not one farthing of profit will be distributed which is not demonstrated to exist, while the profits of future yprs are not to any extent whatever an- ticipided or encroached upon. • " The details of the results of our transactions for the last year, and comparative results at different periods of the his tory of the Company, will be submitted for your consideration, and will confirm the remarks which I have made. The state of the whole affairs you will find to be in the most fin tis 6, ry -• condition ; and, in short, in every department, we have to con gratulate ourselves that we are doing not only a very extensive but a very successful and increasing business." Various statements, showing the progres, ;Ince its commencement, and the satisfactor •siness during the past year, were of the Institution tit of the Afeetin It appeared— That 891 New Policies had been is.ued by the Company dur. intr the year ending. 15th IVnvorni.or I,IKA ,e 509.147 10s. 6d., yielding NesPremfums to the amouut of £17,550 148. Tint the number of Pror Is made to the Company durim: the same r riod was 1066, of which 861 were accepted, ar --the whole sum proposed for Assurance hen s. 2d. ; .e 621,943 14 That a very large addition had been made to the Fonds of the maintain a high rate of interest on their Investments, which are almost entirely secured on Land or on Govern- ment Securities. As the balance of the Company's books at 15th November, 1850, closed the period of five years since last divisiod of Pro fits. extending from 15th November, 1845, to 15th November, 1850 the Directors drew particular attention in their Report to the progress of the Company during that period, and the following facts were stated in evidence of the rapid advance of the Company's business : That the number of Proposals for Assurance made to the Company during the period were 4360, for Assurances to the amount of £2,737,925 48. sd. ; That of this number, 3436 Proposals for Assurances to the amount of £2,146,641 12s. 9d. had been ' accepted ; and 924, for Assurances to the amount of £591,283 us. Bd. declined ; That the new Premiums on btisiness transacted during the period have amounted on en average to about -el 4,7C0 per annum, or .73,480 13s. in all of new premiums; from 1845 to 1850. That the actual expenses of conducting the business have not increased during the period, end are consequently a much smatter per centage on the revenue then in 1845 ; That the Revenue of the Company is .te169,151 16s. 4d. per annum. A Report made to the Board of Directors by CHARLES PEARSON, Esq., the Company's Auditor, after explanation of the Yearly Accounts, was then read, from which the following after a careful examination of the various vouchers and bank m , and that the books are kept in the most distinct manner,—a point of much importance in a business involving transactions so numerous and of such magnitude. " The Reporter does not think it necessary to enter into any de►ail in regard to the satisfactory progress of the Company's business, as that will be exhibited in the various Reports and Statements prepared, as usual, by the Manager; and he will merely add, that the whole business of the Company continues to be conducted with the utmost regularity and efficiency." The various Reports submitted were approved of ; and the Meeting expressed entire satisfaction with the progress and position of the Company. After the election of new Directors in room of those retirim the Establishment for the ensuing year was declared to be as follows : His Grace the Dnke of•Rucct.Eucit and QUEENSBERRY. DEPUTY GOVERNOR. The Right Honourable the Fart of ELGIN and KINCAADIN EDINBURGH. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. CHARLES PEARSON, Es( Accountant 128, George•strect JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq.. W.S. JAMES HAY, Esq., Merchant, Leith HARRY MAXWELL INous, Esq., W.S., 4, ANTHONY TRAIL, Esq., W.S., 16, Northumberland•stret JOHN SLIGO, Eq., of Carmyle, 5, Drummond•place ANDREW BLACKBURN, Esq Merchant, 8, Queen.' C k g W.S, 4 Glenfin' les-cre s ritos. LiEAHAM AItRRAY , Esq. JAMES WITCH, Esq., of Eliock WILLIAM WOOD. - Esq.. ALEX. JAs. • RUSSELL, Esq., C.S., 9. Stiandwii:k-place. WILLIAM MONCRIEFF, Esq.. Accountant, George-street as•street eon, 9, Darraws LONDON .ble the Fart of ABEAM ORDINARY DIRECTORS. Alex. Gillespie. Esq.. 3, Billiter.court. A. Macgregor, Esq., 31, Chester-street, Grow John Scott, Esq., 4, Hyde Park-street. John Plowes, Esq., 64, Old Broad. street. F. Le Breton, Esq., 3, Crosby-square. John Lindsay, Esq., Laurence Pountney-lane. Thomas H. Brooking*, Esq., Alderman's walk LONDON OFFICE, 82, KING WILLIAM-S' A rote of thanks was presented to the Boards of Direction Edinburgh and London, to the Local Boards, to the Manage and other Officers of the Company, aft 4 .'r which the Meeti separated. t u i4 n r r i ) S f.11;:;rll '''''''''''''''''''' ti o ir... 0 ! Ex ch nn ge, is particularly ‘, reti oi u , Residences, of which a . ""g Land, well tenanted, and thyllhuses, to and from the Exchange, •Pi tt , 'enure is Freehold of Inheritance, and this Plot is the 1: a n d i "At TIRE GROUND RENT , to which other portions o f _ .ii Grove-park are liable. j a t, 4 , trther particulars apply to Mr. JOHN ROGERS, 141. St • "treci, Liverpool ; or to Messrs. GREGORY and SON eltOrs , 6 York•buildinn - s Dale-street, Liverpool. 44(LIBLE CART lIORSL,—, FLOA TN, 1 3" C T O By essrs. LUCAS and CO -" "w M - - - - - n easy distance from the I adapted for the erec •e several on the high rents. piss continually durir RRIES, CARTS T\lh ‘TIr L il;ository.(gq;Ht:"l 7 l . Otte-s , Liverpool, "INTY to THIRTY C HORSES, of 1140,rra3,e,urio,,r description,.con ' MT, of Three Black Cart ki e, tonna and ju off work, a valuable Bay Cart Brown' sta llion , Two Bay Cart Horses, , a Years old. }6 hands hish. a Black Cart Horse. - %;„"e(1,' • 4 cliv e , gcot uray, Hnrsts, Six Cart -- k e. 'tis(l,l' O the ar r Carts, viety of Lotter Cart an( on n -1-lOrses, sever ing Carts, Gear <l am AS'S LIVERPOOL. SELECT SALE! FORTI I, 7 VALUA HOS, Lai:arc: Lim AnERN EY COW. 6- R c SE . 13 Y Mea , A ma i TTO - .. v .1.13A,Y nail., ilie -•o. tl ' i TRepository, Great C L 'i j r% 4 i x a 3 nt a , TIM,: o'clock, at their lIIIVI Y to Foß.'. 'llni'loite-strect, Liverpool, P cription • I Y fIORSES, of a superior de and Carr .. ,amongst them are see capital Br , tuthaol es ,_ __ lattt• DOrtes i "lime good I tAcellent - Hncks ant - era, and a number of Gig 110,-. , also, a good Second-band ' IO IJGH AM, and a very tir lderney COW, time of cal‘ ing 0-Ith inStant. The sale wi commence with some choice Sad eg and Harness. (W eu 4 ,, "NV THIS DA ' uesd nesday), the 1 th instan the 11th, and TO-MORROW ling of S A'\NUAL SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNE'S, AT A LUCAS'S REPO6ITORY, LIVERPOOL. Iit S SItS. LUCAS and Co. be g t o a pp r i ze P ar ti es „ 4ving Carriazes to dispose of th a t th e i r Twentieth AN- ritxil.t. SA LE will tak e pl ace on W EDNESDAY, t h e 2d April Ao n r oU's c ?Pis, Clare nces, li g h t B r i ts k as, wit • tizhts, and "4 oti art ta p , es, are in good demand, as as Whiterhapels C .ter Vehicles exempt from to hariots, Coaches, and coolVing li ritskas, and other 1 Carna g e, cannot be re valu,'o'red to.be sent as th NN ill realise little more than the 4 1 , c ur !e materials.' mnibuses or out -of-repair Hock -EntriPagus received. Ot ' Or o tO be m rr a ay, nl ll the e 2 s 4 c t r l i t p i tnisotnas be 6e` n -4 or before SATURDAY, the 2 , and all Caiiiages to !9th instant. OIL 11, v _ WITHOUT RESERVE. anr INGS AND ENGRAVINGS, AUCTION MART, M 11 . 1 .* P 0 RTA 8 LORDw a I LI ET iq AUCTION, on print:RynsnAy next. the 13th instant, at Eieven o'clock the Mart, 75, Lord-street, FIFIEEN CABIN Wlth othm,S, the Property of a French Nobleman ;. together til e pro d er superior Oil Paintings by modern Artists, including vanDrothletio_rs of Shaver. Robinson, Davis, Parker. Calvert, Ai d :P . l ll e, Rolfe, and others. nr , i;, Hue impressions of tirst-class R 7,, Ple b i "..e First Reformers Presenting th,3.-fat "Y Li!' of Snit... ,t 1.., 0.....--„,.. • TayinO, consisting us Portrait of l ark s ` i trie r , ~`" ur„ l b ?. fl e, Cototerl), ' ,lirims," Spo other4red French Pr' , Watt ord e B of Minor e: 14. red for positive sale 4t trcrille viewed rs- . - " Slave Market," b W. Allen; " Trial of and Earl of Stra ;" " Bolton Abbey in the by Lantiseer ' Recruits," by Wilkie; "Can- Furner and H erring ; !olour - Drawing,l3, with several the property of various parties. and art, 75, Lord. street iio c ,„ AUCTION 3fART 75, LORD-SU:EST. pi..EHOLD FURNII UR , E MAHOGANY WARDROBE, i io l ll o.forte Spanish Mahogany Bookcase, Sofas, Couch, Ma st ' 4I, Y S•deboard, with Cellaret complete, Mahogany Bed itets. , and Night Commode, s e t o f polished Birch Bedsteads, 'br,,Nany and Painted Chests of D rawers, set of Mahogany 4 4 4 Tables on Telescope Frames , set of six Mahogany r2iirs, hai r sea t e d, Chimn e y Glass iii , Gilt Frame, Mahogany Table, Mahogany Hall Table with Marble Slab, Hat a ., Mahogany' Dressing Table and and, ditto kninted, inlaid Marble Table, Child' and Swing Cot, i t' w eed Chiffonnier with PI -glass Back and Doors, Chiff,nnier, Eas d Lounging Chairs, Electro featj;m l : l dlesticks. But Ccioler and Cruet Frame, capital i n to S sh Guitars, ..bot fifty V Various anches of Science a n d Literat ol ur u r, m I►l of ar.Pire.pr Safe, Cash Box, Dressing Case, Carpets ti rn PORTA S will SELL I in), _TA, „ next, the 14th instant t f iue nt in ` their Mart, 75, Lord-street, tithe genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other 44,F1y Yroperty a a Gentleman leaving Liverpool. ' the 10 v , evred on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had s AUCTION, on BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE T it By Mr. PIERSON JENKIN, tvej it srtAY next, the Isth instant, at 2 - Ar iT , B l " : at the house of Mr. James Jackson, or thumberlaml-street, Toxteth-park, ' l4 n t• that Piece or Parcel of LAND, h the Two Wett OELLING-HOUSES thereon er , situate on the e of Mann -street, , in Toxteth-park, and Thethe occupation of Edvra • ,teveus, Beerliouse-keeper, other. 413 ave °r fo rth Property is eehold of Inheritance. _ )4 , er particul rs apply to kr. GRACE J , Solicitor, uin- Lord=street. en o'clock in the the Victoria Ott vs --"--- a.miu t TAE MORTOAOREIL.--TO CLOSE THE LIVERPOOL 4 ENUIVA NT SOCIETY. By Mr. CLAPHAM, the 14th instant, at One o'clock in the . ") At t p ;„AY next l`p— • nOon. err,goi s uit the Clarendon-room"s, South J ohn - street, Li such l ots . ject to conditions to be then p.ostuced, and m 4 " may be agreed on at the time of stile, . i , t I. A F lECE of FREEHOLD ND, with the i:rtilti t t -1,- MESSUAGE thereon, situ on the south sid of $.50,,,,.., street, being No. 10, in the cupatiop of Mr. John nt Y.; trskrn,.ie a n d rough of Liv backlker4 g inches, and '',,l i ij N ,; T i t, deetr4oin hreadt the 7 f f eet wide 101 feet 6 inches, C;:i'er with the u t s a fr aas 9 d fi% s e gtinge Nil, 2 67" A Piece e ' COg a t I M P LD LA . ND, with the Three 1 ;17N i . . —G-11 ‘) ES and other ERECTIONS thereon, numt t,. 'by, '„ 5 „',, 6 , situate in Everton, within the manor c.f . Wes ,il o ekt itigtoon the east side of Lowry-street, contamingt 'lite 17 yards 1 foot 6 inches, and in breadth et !._ Oct 0 4 .iards, and ninning in depth on the north side 17 lam! , "tifint.;e south side 21 yards, tir•etber with the use of A bacK t A tt of 4 feet 6 inches wide. ' , ere o ,c — fi Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, with the MESSUAGE ri, )4:it:ye ~. the south aide of Gerard-street in Liver i'lli fr orit ..g Ito. 52. in the occupation of Mr. Tyrer, containing ....4„,,,nereto and breah at the back 15 feet, and running with ,1 on the east and swest sides 14 yards 1 foot, together .. 1 44 , 2 . use of a back passage. ;Sreol,"—A Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, with the MESSUAGE of hae'len the north side of Lionel -street. in Liverpool, (at lir._ ) 4r, 1;f the last premises,) being No. 41, in the occupation i,_vslit, /1 . 11 . r?) %1 contang in front to Lionel-street and in - *St n .. the back 14 feet 6 inches, and running in rear on t_rtimuzin west sides 35 feet. "."'lllakoillarticulara may be had on application to Messrs. 4114 1 4 hlti Soluitors, 7, Church-alley LiverpOoL $ By order of the D:rectors, WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Atannger PETER EWART, Resident Secretary A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY wit be held, in a few weeks, to receive the Report of the Directors on the Investigation of the Company's affairs, and Dtviaion u; Profits. London, 82, King Trilliuni-street. N HNCH ESTER BOARD Thos.Critchley,Esq.,Merchant. John L. penned Wood Gibson, Esq , Merchant. wick-house. Robt. Smith s Esq., Merchant. Elt Langworthy Egq.l Medical-adviser, J. 1.. Bardsley, Esq., M.D. Osvici, STAMP OFFICE -BUILDINGS. 3A M ES DOUGLA OFFICE IN LIVERPOOL, TR/STRA 7.1-11 El LDINGS, 17, SMYTH CASTLE. WILLIAM WHIT AGENTS 1N Slockrort Edward Reddish, Solicitor. Rochdale . Thos. Smith, Draper, 89, Yorkshire-at Bury Samuel Moscrop, Bolton-street. Bolton John: Nicholson, Tea-dealer. Preston Reuben Riley. Solicitor. Chester ... F. 0. Taylor, North nod South V Douglas, lee of Man.. James Gii►bn, 1i Tchant. sume, will prevent his atm,. which Father Gavani is now doin g . FATAL RESULTS OF HABITUAL INTEMPERANCE. — t% dreadful realisation of the consequences of the systematic infringement of the moral laws occurred on Friday last. It appears that a man named Robert Stanley, 43 years r age, had time employed by Mr. Book solicitor, Csstt... he had an office to , Ant- were to some extent ttentien in Eng Daily News. for sour D-street, rossing clerk I the establishment. On Friday he wn to the other memh€ rz clerk airs at dinner um( 1 ut full I.( I found Sinnley le was in a st f intoxication it was presumed he was engasd seen in this office uiier bran& Len the efface to before it ; cenobadine n uncommon he °Moe, the boy I ttsitl 'Stinky still 3t, when about to 1, again went up atairs, and t stretched on the floor; sided he came to t' recumbent position all nistn., doors and went home. On flu rortunate man —,,mg where the men 10. conclusion of leaving him in his and ar!eordingly locked the Nlowing morning the Jur surely s way to pr ntil it is now uni ctual, safe. sne !lael to be the most rffec Teets the 'ulmonary 1M I'ORTA TE'.TIMONIA IS Another instance of the ''s Cough Lc lru 'GrIP4B ,-1 have ;arcjieUorminz i - ou that Ins received great benefit m the use of Keating't izentres, you recomme ed her a short time salve, to this she had be troubled with a severe cough, inter some of gulp rst medical men here without ex. :any relief: lutivever, Keatimes Loz^nges have done —With reap& " perieneir, believe me, y "1110: MAYOR "To Mr. Gen. H. Howell, Chemist, 72. Dale-street." 21. 1844. !t,l 'our ndvice .1 them ; lait since I i ;ea, I have breathed 1 '! Cough " I am, S.'r,ym: SARAH FLETCHER. ins, 2s. 9d., 4s o, Chemist )I(l.street; Al ile-street; 411 le, where it ruled from the Me 3tliil mails for Nt.' f merchandise. society My dear S lit Iron' Lozeng Jr. Croft d and Sold in Boxes, Is. lid Os. fid. each, by THOMAS KRAI Churchyard, L( WHOLESALE • AGENTS VA 7\7,4 mut CO (I. A ` Mr. Ellison. ('hemist,Church•street, Liverpool ; Messrs. Platt Chemists, ('pester; and all Druggists and Patent Medicine Venders in the kinzdom. the wo the Go 4TENT STAMP of end) 'BOX .rt. accompa is said they will reihaii nturday fa it the 24t arged with the murder of Jael D. found guilty and ted that the prisoner will 1: ic, Captain Luce, aturtlay, with the d with Sarah ( e previous day, on the 22nd ham, who was convicted in ti instant. at Springfield Gaol. At. the Central Criminal Court on Saturd Parkes and Jane Lewis, the two females wh to substantiate an affiliation charge against ford. were found guilty of petjury the judgment in order that if pos might be taken. Mary A It Lord Stnr cordt•r respit THE LANCASHIRE PUBLIC Sem The Liverpool branch of this societ . unsuccessful in its efforts to gai n converts to thc A public meeting was advertised by large placards, held lust night, in the Lecture-room under th ( Court, Lime-street ; but tendance was limited t. e three or four individuals, it w adjourn. Until a plan more Scriptural in its prir popular in detail comes before our fellow meetings of this and kindred systerr telles--:not worthy of notiee. DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY will be mere t n referring to the prospects of tl Hollan return( We have much ple Mr. Curtuis, and the En nt of t junction of the line with Pm ge the treaty for the of t show a re company also contir ye fund, inve a. The finer .ourabl, £250,000. This fund will now be 1 ^ "s ^id of the amount require( pose line to Pruss The accounts SEIZITS It OF AN EXTENSIVE TOBACCO MANUFAC. TORY IN LIVERPOOL.—Messrs. Wader, Chadwick, arid g. • • . that. a private manufactory was e, have long suspectec arried on in Liverpool but the exset locality c ould not be recently. rri. rile cutting machine is u cco, and British leaves found o►i the premise, , , it was evident that extensive frauds on the revenue end the public had long been practised •by the parties concerned. From the complete state of the machinery found there cannot he a doubt but be was nn Dvcred until bacco st e same izuro of imitation tea .tides of general cor era t ed IRRIVAL OF THE that REFORMER ROM recommend the it being evident IN LONDON who created so great a seri The Government Messrs. CAI:WYE Commit► ment majority I( trict was hpid to I. P.. in the chlir The CHAIRMAN AMIEN ,pan Catholcs, c Mr. Sell consisted of t ence to the P men better quit meeting broke u l'lntesh, rHE COLON mern•ial inter quirements undeist sation in Germany some years ago, and who ' from the hnlaness with which h e a d vocate d a second reforma, the Romish church, in which he tion, after leash arrived in London, and Is about to give a series of IPctures in the same place, and on essentially the same subject as Father Gavozzi. Ronge, however, is not likely to ( the same interest as Father G tatter is approximating to evangelical views on re questions, the former has lapsed into German Neol which is but another name for Deism. So long a_ _ , was regarded as a really religious reformer. he produced I a great sensation in every part of G but when be e many which he elity of Neo Rationalism, he lost all his influence onjth 3 countr len, and, if we mistake r quitted Germany , me year go for America me causes, we prc iment GI Govern London die- to perseve 'e and other :I obeC ;ter of _Ph t he wou mdhohiers lonial I t this port ;6,000 spccie c HOLI Italian 22 i ; Ditto 11 Midland, A JAncol 'O, to 4S r.-YISSTE RDA V A TIK :VMARKET I. Fine 1 is now tore the Two TitooFA 5 to l asst M 7 to I nest Recr Lady Evelyn ; 3 1 azst Knight of Quarter per:i Western Great Westein - , Fifths, 7 q Extension, 34 . I 263 7; Manches it ay shares opl -ice. Caledonia 27th expected nt of stock to 1, 14:1; Ditto ?,astern Coun. LONDON CORN MAR little Wheat Lein: bran' Flour 1 an Li other :fish White W o. Red Irixh Oat. ifficuliy ; sheep, LONDON at dull. at Tea • A offt ring tiPmatvi fin Is.—Oils , 4 on the LONIV,r4 market of 209 carAn whici: rence. I Pref., (