The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

bee. 81. 1850. vftw- THE PANTOMIME AT THE THEATRE ROYAL if the snu I the smoking board rloin, with the good old mpaniment of the we , lum-pudding her condime but bringing wi that t it lead s to fanc .mselves, and a , per order. Christmas has come. nevertheless. visits have been paid and received. Christmas ack ! ( most undeniable evi z lessee 'f talent Bich night rr and wonder t nearly Off b ory of that he "Childe,of Hal 11 lrnn f the Red Is with vice defeated shall d is my proffer . tarpauline 1 pr love turns proceed it, with atimate terms, who es of the Dame of and preparing question, su me( hich the nhood by calling for his intention of usly droll with a very his ac; enjoy! the ge 6rd task, ho e in t mention aitogett and revenge. wine !warded. King K tell you wliv Louisa se, the to Ener rich with fru nun weati refonths ha dinne r s at which has t the wondf drive into one of love drama -- IConkey to effect called a .1,......... t. ?Undry r Introduci going a-w the house Scene 3 Pretty Sinnett ) ent as befallen enarciou to us tw once; and fury of th Panted°, furious, d effect ughter.-s harlequin painted' in Industry— The 'Pa'n The stor ati2 the br Mr. 13( be new Tcrxpr aro pert stead of ti Yesterd of establi tion of so s crest fro high, and j This scene .s to Prc nts, flarn noly Fairy Si nnounce t who, by the This and the pre ly painted s ne to court tt of Ce-Tid, is the villag be baby, who and the exteri Queen A save the C. Ranges them into H And now t ported her( agenuity having and seen antaloon now making ti anon to admire the g Lnd columb ay upon the D rosperina make a tim and the Beauty froin t z and Co, ;vows imp, Co appear- +est their '"mbine, fisted itself t, al Paliae ant The gem of the scenic !oncluding ' Grand A me was unequivocally ,t a long run an, :s's of the harlequin no, Will , nery ha goriest ..evslattr been painted by Mr. D :ry great cr LOCAL ME. held for the purpos. ler £6 . a-year, for occupiers. A motion to th n Birkenhead, rack our sides :tut dancing ( ne. There - are some excelli Scene 14-4aceen Bee's Pala ement, ; and v ction of " Cousin Joe" (Buc line is well kn a meetin t rating the owne e , reiief of the poor neratioi many a mence ti : and I have which C ie ladies it THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Island, gave rise to a conversation that the Dock Committee N in treaty for the finance sub-committee rd end to consult with them vlative to the matter.—Mr. Thon parties owning pr, in Leveso treet (the street i n were committed 3 street should h altered, as the pm value from the cit ad become mud nitanee allude should henceforward b me of Grenville•street South. rl.—The motion of Mr. Godfrf that the etre( orizinal ated in ailed water, Ste.; was adopted A. letter w ad from Mr, -western Railway ig that such re ki be imr y pro- ed with ade at a previou ties in arrear with their r tatement was the effect that ach a return being very voluminous, its would cause a delay in the collection of the he pertisal of t he c.ommitte d not see why IT rs of th tde through and extract the inform ,00ks, when the In sought r well-paid ser n collecting th into the room. THE mande Roy I ie house of Mr. Foster, in ROBBERY ors THE LANDING-STAGE.—Alexander Pax ton, a seaman, was charged with having stolen a great Quantity of wearing apparel from the refreshment-room The prisoner, under preten for several at the re- On the 14th Oct•ber, at Manzanillo aged 26, Mr. WM. BAILLIE, chie street, foxteth.park. On the 21st October, in C Mr. RICHARD SIMM S. 'I 1 soldier I was at t V In Noveml I WALLY'!" lONTI ge from S I AELtN I On th General I PUGH, o .rk of tha, .GEON I The subject of a nuisancE Mann the health Testric ter of the board what kept so ma that the proceeding, ?le in court.hous( ng in residences of 4 excused payments for rates, was to bundle poor .eet, whilst wird( ,d upwards had I esirous of inform lion for certain districts could rea , THE S in it from the —The usual fortnightly meetii Campbell in the that he had proceeded to mpliance with the wish of the board, to place ication with the Board of Trade in refe. was held on Tuesda , v, tl The chairm London in himself in wan; rence to the continued overcrowding of Jr arriving here from Ireland. Jr.l Labouchere had appoin steam to meet him on tunate enc James Booth, jUSL as ICardwell knew him. They bad ha with him, and , he (the chairman) laid before '1 niunication for the consideration of the board. munieation -showed how the government regula notwithstanding the heavy penalties, had been system some cou im a•ce The'cc To this m the re he purpose of redressin to repeat villa YOU in conversation, ti at this boa . rd is the evil of which the Sele stry comp I itself of all the means ng it." The chairman rema aid they would do the best he vestry na as p: tempti 'ery reas, isgrace to t fiat the goy ountry should porn. writte o him ce ;chic key were s thousand I hat town in the course was4illed by Irish pa aitnost like an Egypt Ashes to be -very glad to join '- They r the subject, and fOrce upon the g e adoption of some mode 'st thoug would be a national pocr-rate frees immigration of Irish h questia for it woul ject. As tc I be an interfe of the subj down and head 3, why they should n to it. The Venerable Archdeacc poor-rate would e one of the wor n extravagant the interest of particular localities to t to arxtuestion from Mr. Came, 'the preeise steps which the Board of and were about to take, to prevent overt subject drepped Church-street, wrote, risking perm give -a cwt. of meat, with bread as of the vagrant shed !s, for tt (ion. Accepted 1 rtaiiihill is to opc a the 21st patients now :ost of keep per ive( Crl:-.to 7s. 9 was Mated. it rhe M ;onlimended t o soon as the necessary aryzngoments could be ind to draft off gradually thel-lOyauperyatients 'rem Mr. Abraham, boarding-room t a grant one day by re- of 11, 1,, of bringing of On Tu :barge of I witness appeared before time at wi you think he Impossible, tact t and the estal fine wa )21 . STEA pity. Ann ended on a c ehotise in Cfiorlev-street THIEF LtvzwrooL LINTY COURT were .subjectec n of the vestiy . to proportion, to the m the it Cbristrnas recrea- he new 4T antiary, it was iireed to On Friday confined in the wor hours, after an adjon which ttsjitini the prisoner was an inmati. 'bursday, having been adjourned ire sixty' caus, honour did not return until half-past satisfaction was expressed by the parti respectable tradesman addressed Mr. S clerk, on the subject of the delay to vvbi He said he considered mild like to know horr4 Mr. Statham stated that.th3 and the annlirant Paid he further observations till the judge came `' , 9,4d their approval of these remark `floor of the court. His honour appeared, and disposed of the remainde Isvlum at no further notice was taken of the Bela Stone, ent for half an -A pauper, nameffitunuel Jackson, committed to prison for three months for h a a -singlet from the West Derby workhom eourt was opened the 9th instant The judge did not take his - seat until ten minutes past eleven. He appeared exceedingly languid, and unable to take any active part in the examination:of parties or their e. Much d;s present. and a Ltham, the chief he and others conduct atro- , ng it was to b, rappin erwards of complaint t upwards of two ieur. The case Birtl,ls, ate Elratbs. ATARRIED thanks. to reeogni re , community nyment of a--( of Warrir lv able t I throw; I that it at Glasiow would muld ninny other tined action upon ment and the leg - is- f, if any con the only remedy terfering with the out of the th the liberty 'e been provoked iought a national , ossible, as it Now, it was ie. In answer chairman stated the 3e had taken, and wdine of the Irish Mr. Hans effect of cor le CaUS, male mimed Sandars, I been in by. the Macnatnara !n. On Thurs at intot house, ten Ma a detau two f 11( DATI GAWAY ROBBERY Irnan, named Brown, ec t seven o'clocl :k, he v men, at Reny a' T-place after ti , stracted 1 EXTENSIVE Bt the police have s of numerous s committed i [Tumble dwelli ces on the occupants c r two receive th .ds leave t uring t ter eases plunge e removed CI man e Soixtt 3 attenc to give Mr. Rushton to s ce, were brought up, the former etch, and the latter with ha John Cuerdale, a bookkee seized and st ,:place, Burl e, ,of n os pit OF INEBRIATION.- man and woman named Sullivan, at t 'as taking .aare ag, Mrs. San ;eized a fender pnsoned n old thief, named 11 known received !h. The watch had been pawned Both were committed for trial. the past few weeks he alert to detect the perpetra instan- Ito several variety of lso committed as r police-constable saw in which t' ;toles pro- tors were a pers i❑ hopes .etnanded of side of And - erdav, but the Yesterday'a L at th( berths on board the nduced ther o leare their lit )ms until he should have procured an inter the commander. By these means he Id, in the absence of the owners, to get possession r effects, left by his direction at the refreshment- omitted for trial IN LI Eft RY ir Anne Burg ho were fain farther re- STREET.-A fellow, named Mae zed with a brutal assault It appeared that the wo- t up. clia al, as a witness, in se Le hour before the .Mr. E.ushton : Then et drunk in an hour ;ridesvell-keeper's evidence, h& the constnble's evidence, Bridget Devarry, Bridget d Mary Ann Kenn. were re f wholesale rob 7th ult. >it the 11th ins oArinio, for upw On the 14th instant, ony. Mrs. Oailvv. worked his way froin. le he was a frIES DALTO:\ sker, of Walto stile day. at 5. .3E DAN On the ISt Tinter, Bell- mately Coitnec On the 19th WM. WHITt Esq of Belfast, wa KNATCH 61: same day, cessed un , tial oil of VANDEN AF. to Mr. TH Snme day. daughter of it PALMER, aC Same div:aged mg,hter onir. Same day kkeepei,'lletlfor, On the 22nd4nsta RD. GALLAGHER Same day, aged of Rose-plito Y PROCTO GEORGE RUN (In *ha CURTIS Same day, og, Cheste dr. RICHARI HOSKIN ame day, at Claret. ace, nought a town. GARSTOg,'Esq., late of thi Same day, at his resider 'Mr. RICH ft RDTIODD late ce, Ezrem , if Bold-strf :0, ANNITI on's-green, late , Robert`Dug, I 57, lit SPENEE, On the 25th instant, age( of Walton-on-the-Hill. 1 72, Mr.g Same day; in King-street, Edge4iillii Lged - 84, EDWARD RIMMER, Esq. :Same dayiltt Wavertree, aged•ss,'JH Same day, at 'the Clarence Hotel, F7.ARSON. -coal , oronrietor. of Pratt. the•Wigan Rnihsay this tows :tation on the I;revi; Same day. aged 17. MARY ANNE ROBERT 1-ARCHER. Lower Clare-s ISABELLA LAPPIN Same day, ae JOSEPH, only sor y, LOUIS CHARLES H at Gateacre, FLETTWOOT On the 26t1 RICHA n Fairy ace, Tc HANN :een -or ►most in re, Lot T upwarc the Neth 4ALAI EtAH, r 'e of Mr. J. M T., only dat r. ITNI. AD landlord c s, Isle of M It, Cheshir [GDALE, r near St. Hi REGINAL lES FOGG, ti IN BOGII s Thursday ;tcond daughter ILLICOTT vred 25, Mr. JAMES only son of Mrs FtBLRI ?9, .MAR( a natir low feve !volutior pf fever, age Wallace Mor rd the 1- ,i r. C HARI :en tury vestry Ir. Wit SARAH. r of the la aughter [se, after a s' of this town . CHARLES rterly Kee Obey. 2, ANDREW vidow Is of fift aburgh, Mr .rgaret Fra, Prcrou, Nov son. P] t Watt, I h Caioli ked ont , from H IfromPl Lt Newport, !LI from Scilly for 'ester n I d for Monte Vi ico print of the r Ii several the price and oil; au t; ~'lr. ~ January jects, the firs the vice-president, Mr. Patterson, on ele- IC SOCIETY.—After oar report( had left on Monday nig the -respected presi, read hi: idress on re ping his office; ble and eloquent document, and elicited Mr. Pilcher moved a. vote of thanks to his able addres t advan- T In the chair, carnetor appointing a fir. Milner was so 7hich had been would be very 'he Secretary —.A.11,7 oftot ,ened ; credit- :hemistry sidual like Mr Then the time arranzemei of 1851, the otfii lth great pl ).-continue him it ?,xhibiti seconded •the motior tble alike sot e heart of the individu ,d been the gri at assistance Mr. M _cities, to call upon hint, teceived immediate attention, however iar 'e tt He quid bear testi lered to icier had rem never he had had oc [,ortpance of 20. e had always Ifertant might he was engaged. He showed the great ness in wh be tne pr, - Foeid also relate.a.eircumstance whi interest Mr. Milocr took in the sock.,_ the le aves o f thuboek before him, he found that, during 9 3 0 time of his presidency, he had introduced ,no fewer than thirty-three-new members to the society. The soci ety owed him, therefore, a debt of gratitude, and it was ,ruing over , °4I Y due to ki'mllaat they should pay him the u retaining him in the chair, more especia compliment ,after the great interest they had taken in the local efforts to con tribute to the great Eakibition of 1851. He was one of the first to attend as a. deputation on the subject, and, in utham, he had retrieved , the, credit th reference to that Eahibi y acknowledged the compli question of his re-appoint perhaps be an advantage to a .new president annually, hut dte town of Liverpool The President suitably -connexion wit !the t tlo n. meat. I Pent, he thought it v With regard t ociety to` h& Would rea - 4 the mats _ROCK COMYLITrEE annual weekly meeting was nnmittee of works reported eld On 'fit. _ I been purchased in Wan- Zion was read, stating that a flat had life boar had been sent s on board :rat lots of prop& . 24 • A coramuniez 4 ,,r-Pt at Chester bar, a " it - w -- a - rfeWeci s all -w ha — rids - The committee of 4 'ehouse management recommended that the lockers' a ges in the transit sheds be reduced from 255. to 21s. from the 17th of January. Aereed to.--Mr. A, aloll as was appointed landing check clerk, at a salary of 4 tilo , Per annum. Mr. Jerrold was appointed wharfinger 40 , be Albert Dock warehouse, at a salary of £lOO per trum. A sum of £24 was ordered to be paid to Messrs. 401‘1,11can and Kitchen, for the loss oftfour cases of copper, fell into the Albert Dock; the copper to be re rELte Messrs. Bibby at a reduction of id. per lb. The art th e t ransac ti on would be abootXlo.—The chair. " Stated that the special committee on shipbuilding - i• - ` l come to a conclusion late on Thursday afternoon, but -ccornpanied by a report, and ,he would there. that the matter be postponed until the re. The subject ws. —The Week, prepared ,stponed Port IVILS #t. proceeded to cOnsiderseriat:ta the clauses enew dock bill about to be applied for in parliament. t7 l Gre g s an o bj ec t e d to the penalties being imposed on e Mies who might be seen with lights, &c., and con -41,71 eci that the penalties should be imposed en owners ileaclit,-4-inatcal. After some discussion this was overruled, k r ,' lauses as regarded penalties passed.—Mz. Hall o u - , v( ttliat clauses 9, 10, 11;12, and 13, should bestruck Qn The object of these clauses was to make it incumbent k„`ee merchant to institute proceedings for the acijust tt;,, , n tof (he freight. Mr. NOrth said if those clauses were out. there was no law on the subject ; those clauses ti e merely a copy of the general law, with some amend. ta ni: _"*" . "-So discussion followed ; but as Mr. Hail's e.ii'en found no secouder, it fell to the ground. Tho p uses of the bill were approved of seriatim, and the - 7edieg a terminated. V . „EALTH •COMIIITTEE.—At the weekly meeting, on 41,,"rlday, Mr, Alderman Bennett, in the absence of Mr. p1.",,..e11tan Parker, presided. The engineer submitted ate and specifications far the new baths in High Park er 4 .1' Toxteth-park, and was prepared with a summary 13,`" r e estimated cost. This was stated to be £5,299 u cl. The Chairman moved that the matter should be * 4 4 ' o iled for a short time, as it was thought that there t/ AQ site to he obtained, at a cheaper rate, lower down eui lt ,' ll ve.—Mr. Lloyd objected to the delay. After some daft:,,tation, he moved that the plans for putting the Noir 4 4 the pizrhead in repair should be proceeded with. tilt to engineer stated that he had ascertained that the hie 7,,,attr at Brighton was raised 600 feet, and at Rams the feet above the level, for the purpo3e of supplying wh li f""ain baths ; and he was of opinion that no difficulty bittiver existed to the proposition of supplying all the the to town with salt water ; he thought, therefore, if tha I N t ter was postponed, he could supply the whole of Nly inf ltreatien required on the subject of baths gene- L t itt4 ',Tr,. Newland's suggestion was acted upon by the :9 2 .01.; iuelng postponed.—The medical officer of health the Wen that the deaths registered in the borough during tile.., t ek showed an increase of twelve as compared with rivetrevicus week, and of eight as compared with the badr of - the same week of the two previous years. The 1.7 11, 1 5a e a,199, the were of which 141 were in the parish, t i n f - r o nl the extra-parochial districts. 71 deaths had ein 01 diseases of the lungs, which was the cause of mo re ra t l aB4l g mortality, and these diseases always became -• neig h with the advance of winter. The gross total 3 itiellitled then of 126 children and 73 gdultgm. , ninittec of RN per annum should be made to th, wxhich relieved many cases , whicli would otherwise Im . rden The parish. £3OO ennually given, on the same ground, to the Northern Hospital. The question was postponed to the next meeting. !LINE IN THE VALUE OF GOLD, Our boasted " unchangeable" measure of value—the t length be !ling , to itu the foreigner being daily more and-more indisposed to give " change"—twenty shillings for it. The following extract from the City article of the:runes of Saturday ought to convince the most sceptical of the fact : •`T}he advices from Brussels this afterslom announce that, contrary have voted both r monies. at about .46 . withdrawal of the gold -coinage in d Belgium, e respects the national currency ar -ail foreign gold The quantity at present in circulation is estimated t 1ei.000,000 sterling of Belgian prices issued in 1848, A 461,500,050 of Dutch 10-guilder pieces. The men- considerable excitement, at tie price of gold had take' sure had ca to 1 percent. it "the letters from Paris state that the 1 the subject of auost active discussion. probable decision of the French CommisA was known. The matter continues to be.t in the Debate *ad other papers. _ _ iaiin resolution was With regard to the "Fran Berlin the accounts of the 24th state thrt the price of I gold was still declining, a further fall of I per cent. having just triesihire The silver ?received in England by the 4ast South Amer was sold to-day - for shim it to India at 611t1 per ounce, awww3p3. , sulommoinweimimworm FRANCONI 4 S CIRQUE NATIONAL At THE ROXAL AMPHITHEATRE. ,musement was opened on Thursday 3 sieur BastienFranconi, This place of a night, for a short season, with his celebrated equestrian company, and a most.eplen did stud of bighly-trained horses. The theatre has been newly and veil prettily decorated for the occasion, the coloured muslin, and -additional el round the circle, a tient light performers a bril- The orthostra has been erected at the.back ement of Monsieur Adolphe a number of stalls occsapq the The audience was an excel- .4 the stage, during the erga Franconi's company; and other portion of the sta,g Lent one, the galleries especially being crammed. From the first opening of the arena, introducing a brilliant irrench cavalcade, the manwuvres of which are performed by the leading members of the company, male and female, their very superior excellence, and the splendour and perfectness of all the arrangements, dresses,anduppt)iut manta was at one ell as the excel with .which the whole performances aro directed, the usual vaulting which takes place amongst English equestrian corps .being made to give way to feats of a more classical character, and an admixture of equestrian petite come. die:ties and spectacles. The characteristic of the company is the grace and finish of the various riders, and the absence of everything repulsive or calculated to shock the most sensitive taste. Two very amusing English clowns are attached to the company, with a French one in addi tion, a very ;clever and mercurial little fellow. We shall take further opportunities of giving our opinion of the merits of the respective artistes when we have had suffi cient time and leisdre to pay further visits to the establish- Meantime, we cordially reconiw.end it to the notice of our plav-going readers. POLICE INTELLIGENCE William Evans and Robert Evans, father and eon, who had been remanded until Tuesday, at the Police-covq, for stealing poultry from Mr. Curfey and four other par ties resident in Exchange-street, Toxteth-paA, and com mitting a violent assault upon Inspector Hough, who had been confined to the house until that day fcom the injiries he received, were, committed for trial, IRISH RIOT IN SCOTLAND-ROAD.—On Tuesday Mi ehael Freeney, Charles Sweeney, Thomas Walsh, Francis Dowd, and Mary Carregan were committed for trial for riotous conduct, and brutally assaulting the police on Monday evening. Ohe officer was severely injured, and the others dreadfully beaten with sticks and stones. Freeney made himself a most conspicuous character in the affray, haring become possessed of the stick of one of the officers, and laid about him right and left, exclaiming, " Come on, boys we were licked in Birkenhead, but we won't be licked here !" YESTERDAY A still was found in full operation by a party of officers of the Inland Revenue, in a cellar in Oriel-street. on Saturday. On knocking at the door, which was locked, they were admitted by a lad, whom they apprehended. Before the magistrate he gave his name as George Shaw, and pleaded ignorance of the existence of the still. A fine of £3O was imposed. or, hi default of payment, to be imprisoned three months. SUSPECTED ROBBERY OP GUNPOWDER.—On Saturday night, Michael Chadwick, an officer of the Inland Reve nue service, stopped a man and a boy in Marybone, and desired to know the contents of two large bottles they Carried. Instead of whisky the contents proved to be gunpowder. Mr. Chadwick immediately gave the parties in charge, Their names are George Hayes and Joseph German. They stated that they were in the service of Mr. Colburne, of the Egremont Ferry, and that the gun powder, which weighs nearly 401b5., had been picked up on the beach at Egremont. They were remanded, end instructiou3 were given to the policp to institute ' • into the case. quirils day,-at Holyweli, Mr. WILLIAM LLOYI., to Miss ELWABETH STEALEY. of Pen-yrAnyylfa, Holyvrell_ On the 24th instant, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. JOHN BREMNER,,painter, to Miss SARAH SAVAGE. ng further Same day, at the Scotch Church, Rodney-street, hy , t al controversy M. Brow n, Italki 'Si. James-street to Miss, Un th A., Mr. ROBERT SQUAREi RAH BOULTER. I6th instant, at Albri2hton,..lOH: Bowdou•Lodge, to Miss PERKINS, =of INXI iy. Captain RICHARD OWEN f Mr. JOHN BRIDGES, of Durnt 7th instant, at Carlisle, MT. J•A latghte On th (Der. WI 3ell:Of the Wellington Inn, Carl• -VINNIE, Es( lam, Cheshire to ELIZABF t, at at. Ye e, JOSEPE eldest son b'S STENT, sad of Mr. LEWIS cattle-dealer, Aigburth, to MATf LDA DASH WOOD. On the•Ztst instant, Mr. PHILIP HEPPENSHALL, of Lon don, to MARY, second daughter of Mr.AV.SPAYLIS, of this town. Same day, at St. Michael's Church, bribe Rev. H. Carpe ter, A.B.,ltir. A. UDALL to Miss MARY TAGCrigaT, of H: rington, Cumberland. Carpenterot. K. SARA Ft LANG JOSEPH WARIN( On the 23rd instant, at St. Paul's Chttreh, Mr. JA LOH, master of the sloop Mary, to BILWGET, Mr. HENRY CAUNCE. of Tarleton. in this.sountv , Mr. DOUGLAS WRIGHT to *GNES, r of the late Mr. JOHN FISHHII.,,crf Dam- Mr. CHARLES 4RIF Same clay, at St. Philip's Churel FITHS to MiS4I , ELIZA GREEN. W4LLIAM, son of BOYLE SMITH, Est, aughter of Mr. JOHN UN Eoeldest c da y , at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. T, LL.D., Alr,d. DIGNUM to ELLEN HA`lTON,,yousg• Nt-r. J. A TIOTT, ofStanhop!-street, Same day, at St. Philip's Clinrch, Mr. kENRY'GEOIIGE DAVIES, draper, Scotland place. Scotland-road, to CHAR. LOTTE, daughter Ktf the late Mr. ROBT. GRIFFITHS, .0 Maeshaven, near Mold, Flintshire. _ Same day, at Bank-street Chapel, Bolton, by the Rev.. ;P. Baker, JAMES HLOGIN, of Manchester, to SARAH TIP PING CROOK, daughter of the late Joshua Crook, Esq., Whitebank, Bolton. On the 25th instant, atthe Presbyterian Church. Cairo-street, Warrington, Mr. JOHN FIELD BENSON, d RINE, eldesi daughter of Mr. GLOVER, draper Same day. at St. Alany's Church, Kirkdale, Mr. TIIEOPHI LUS WILSON to HARRIET, youngest daughter of Mr. CATHf BRASSEY; of her Majesty's Crsloms. - Same day, at St. 6ilas's Church, Mr. WM. HALL to Miss MARY HAAINETr. Same day, at St. SilaesChtircb, Mr. RD. EVES, watchma ker, to Miss HEYWOOD. , Same day, at Pontblyddn, THOMAS, eldest son of Captain HOGARTH, of Lancaster, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter • .of Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, of Blair-street, in this town . Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. OM, Mr. WHALEY, of the Albion Hotel, Chester, to Miss M'MILLAN, date matron of the Manchester Royal Infirmary. -Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. J. WILLIAMS, master mariner, to Hiss M. JONES, of this town. Same day, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. C. Morrall, Mr. ARCHIBALD JAMES CAMPBELL M`NEIL to Mrs. ELIZABETH BRUCE. On the 26th instant, at St. John's Church, Preston, Mr, THOMAS TUER, engineer, to ELIZABETH, eldest thughtez of Mr, RD. PROCTOR, of Sandside, Milnthorpe, Westmorland, _Same day, nt Edgbaston Church, by the Rev. I. Spooner, Mr. THOMAS A. HUMPH KIEE ZA BETH, eldest daughter of M ham. this town, to ANN F.Lt WM. -GREW, of Birmint Same day, at the Registrar's Office, Islington, Mr. J. JUNE millstone.maker, to Miss ELLEN HUGHES. Same day, at St. George's Church, Everton. by the Rev. W.. W. Ewbank, HENRY JAS. EARNSHAW, youngest son of JAS. E. MARSHALL, Esq. of Belmont. Taunton, So mersetshire, to JANE, eldest daughter of ISAAC KITCHUM, of Everton. Yesterday, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, M.A., CHARLES, eldest son of Mr. BOWCOCK, of Wart ing ton, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of the late Mr. THO MAS BIRCHALL, of the same place. Same day, at St: Michael's Church, by the Rev. C. Morrall M.A., Mr. ROBERT DUFF to Miss ELIZABETH DUFFY. Same day and place,.by the Rev. C. Morrall, M.A., Mr. j FOYER to Miss M. DEAN. Same day. at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. Burton, M.A., Mr. WILLIAM GANI)Y, a Warrington, to Miss ELI ZABETH ELLISON, of this town. BIRTHS Than, China, Mrs. WILLIAM On the 9th October, at Shang.— ,OCKHART, of a son. Of. the 21st Instant, at NevA Brighton, Cheshire, theiady of ;i 7 , H. DAUNT, Esq., of a daughter. . . Same day, in the 1 . 4 w Hall, Leicester, one of the Aborigines of South Africa, of a daughter. The father is of the wild race Zoolug, of whose barbarous habits so much has recently been written by African travellers, and the mother was of the iso lated Amapouda. The parents seem much delighted with their offspring, and express their intention of naming her England. In company with a Kaffir, they have been five months in this country, and are attached to an African exhibition. On the 25th instant, Mrs. WM. H. MOON, of Elm-grove, Paddington, of a son, Same day, in TONGE, of a son. My, MrB. BRADLEY, Oxton Hall, Cheshire, of a I daughter. - On the 23th instant, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON, professor of singing, of a son. On the 27111 instant, at Clifton Park, Birkenhead, Mrs. R. LAMONT, of a son. 2e day, the wife of Dr. D. CRONIN, Bedford-street I orth ' of aion. On the 28th instant, at his residence, Liscard Mount, the of JAMES GLYNNE BATESON, of a son. DIED Lately, in London, Mr. enARLES lIULLMANDELL, the I eminent lithgraphic printer, and inventor and patentee of the style Called 1. • Fame, hence for 1 On the 24th August, on board the barque rui. , San Francisco, on her passage from Valparaiso, where he joined as cook. aged 27, JAMES, eon of Mr. A. WALKER. mariner, Aberdeen. lie had Ixep without communication witn how from a boy. HUGH KEIGHTLEY — ,Esq. Yesterday. aged 3 years, HARRIET, third daughter of Mr J. F. fiDLINGTON, letter-press printer. .abipping *icelligenrt DAY. 'DE modernte ,iel Webs' !corthumbrian, 111‘Nabb, Quebec— —Templar, litob A. W rflt, Hood Tess, for New York— Gipsy, Bonicavx—Comet. —Anna Rich, Burwell, .P Ranger, 'Pt diterranear Scotia, Miskelly I,..Bithia—Lanercost, Ponsonby, Val Herons. Africa. from for San Francisco on , Bowttas sad Joseph 4 Wheeler, Wale, hence at DI ;arrett, hence at B, Carew?, Main, from - Demerara atrQueenstown, Zephyr. Drewarry, from 'Laguna at Queenstown in Alice, De Garis,lience at Lazuayrsa. ionfs,4 ce at St. Jot Nora Crcina, iih •om Leghorn . for this port the 11th Brazil Packet, Nicol, from -St. Domingo for Glasgow, at St Ives, towed in disinasted. and with decks swept. Reaper, Archer; Mrhy. Fetrowski ; fit. Lawrence, Buysti Anna, Luchs; and Darises. Styles, hence at Port-au-Prince.. Lord Elgin, and Troubadour, Muir, sailed from Demerert 15th Nov.; Reliance an 4 Elizabeth, 19th; Wilsons, 20th; Sandbach, 21st; and Lirnmster, on the 25th, all for this port. "Ellen, of Liverpool," on her stern, was picked up la in the Bay of Luce. DUBLIN, DEc. 23 st week —The Sohn Bryant, from Savannah for here en Ore, was scuttled yesterday, and le fire apparently completeby subdued. WATERFORD, BEc. 22.--The Laura Campt Prince Edward Island, from Mirasnichi fi Liverpool, 'brought tered a ilea Clear, lost fallen in Wi y gale the 12th instant put 800 miles from Cape Ininmast pool for Bonny, th , thp iinrhnisr whoa th instant, and towed to the entrances_ e steamer Puncannon proceeded to her assis last night, n Bow Aim INLAND, Nov. 22.—The Perseverance, of far Liverpool, WAS totally wrecked during of the 21st and 22d instant: two men drowned.—Tlie nexr - brigGipsy drag her anchors during same gale, and harbour, but is expected to be got off.— Ona is on shore in the harbour, has been surveged, and it is doubtful if she can be got off. WEDNESDAY, PECEN 25.—Wind N.W., fresh AftR4TED.—Guy Manne Edwards, from N St. George, CraWford, f in,stant. On the 20th, n Amity Hall, bound west rom New York nt this port, sailed Ist t 10 a.m., exchanged signals with the . Same day, at 1 p.m., saw ship is to leeward, with ensign hoisted union down: took in sail, and ran down to her. It proved to be the ship State Rights, Captain J. D. Warren, of Savannah, hence for Ness n a ;nle ~n the e 11th instant, and one man overboard ; y all her spare Fails, Re., and was trying We supplied her with sails sufficient to to get back into Cork enable her to get into port Rival. Gessner, hence at Revel, and sailed 12th instant, for Cronstad %am, Graha►n, from Chinca nt Callao. za '" at Curncon , Norman, hem :ocky, hence at Santa Maitha Prince,Kemiell, from, 'ephalon Tts, Hence at Barcelona. ►e. Crisp, from Pisagna at Arica, and sailed 26th October for this port. Looshtauk,. Scully, from London, and Ann Wilson, from Val paraiso at Callao. • . 4th Nov 'slay at Ilao, anti Arequipa, lioulan, from for Iquique. Eothen, Robertson, from Chili at Callao, and sailed 30th Oct for this port. Hyperion. Trotter, sailed from Chincit 15th Oct. ; Salisbury, 19th ; North Pole. 27th; and Gipsy, 30th Oct., all for England. Elizabeth And Jane, sailed from Carthagena for Jamaica 17th Nov., and put back on the 23d, in distress. Kitson, Tickle, from Santa Martha at Carthagena, and sailed 20th Nov. for Tape, Empress, Dimond, from Paptido at Valparaiso, and 10th Oct. for this port. Ochtertyre, Robb, from Oct. for San Francisco, alparaiso, and spited Gth Jessie Byrne, Baker, hence at Queenstown with toss of carpenter. Oil, Waterbury, hence at Queenstown for St. J with loss of bntwarks, _ _ _ it Californi Sir Cotin Campbell, Rankin, from Belfast at Queenstown, for New York, leaky. 5 . 1 - etliSci? - ; ; fliompir, from Bathurst at Queenstown, with loss of sail's, bon Lydia AVHenry, Miller; Pampero, Johnstone; St. Hill Inglis; Countess of Sefton, Wheeler; and Oregon, William from Chinca at Callao, and all sailed for England. Reed ; Elizabeth )m Valparaiso Camilla, froth: slay and Eartof Lonstiale and all .sailed for Chinca. Eleanor, Shitell, henc Dickey Sam, Power. fr from Costa Rica, at V ;.Mar, H utchinson Grimmer t Callao; VDonald, from Brazil Hereford, Raebun m 'England; at Usk, Smith, siirtl from Valparaiso for this port, 29th Sept. ; Lord Althorp, 241 Oct.; Charles Jones, 17th Oct. ; and Mary Winch, 17th Oct., for Juliet, for ----, put back to Waterford 22d instant, from the Banks of Newfoundland, with loss of foremast, mainmast sprung, sails blown away, and reported leaky. Drinnahair, Pine, from St. John, N. 13., at Kingstown, with mainmast sprung, and loss of boats, bulwarks, &c., in the hurricane of the 12th instant, in lat. 47, long. 32. encign flying union down, under a o root of hoe istaroi,ne sartts,..”? hnnte A derelict barque, with closereefed maintopsail, tl gone, black mastheads, and white top rims, was passed 11th inst., in lat. 52, lon. 15, by the Elizabeth, arrived at Gloucester. FALMOUTH, DEC. 23.—An Engll.ll ship, with scroll head, painted ports, and name on the stern in gold letters on a blue ground, light loaded. with colours tying in fore and mizen rigging, was passed 9th December, in ha, 34 N., lon. 11 W., by the Arminius, arrived here. GLASGOW, DEC. 21.—A British ship, of about 300 tons, with painted ports, on fire, and not long abandoned, was passed Bth Dec., let, 10, len. 33, by the Nfirtha's Vineyard, arrived here. and, Bost, MarsbaL SAILED Linda. CAT Gill, Sevill4 Baltimore— ks:), sit lbach, Bel 'ence at N , from " 26th Kith the wor 1" (t reci night, n reported MONDAY, luvEn.--Anr —Andover, .w Orleans• vre, thINIGS Ayres ett, China—F. W. Istown 25t1c ineu 1 to this port, to tEHAVEN, Dec. 5 a Bull. of Plvinot le, Airery, Ilene Tess, Auyon, fr ,ss of foreyard, ;an, Thoind3, lien Ker, Chamber is of spars, sni itant. Rattray, he Hants, from Afr three t Cornelia, hence for hence for China, 13th Carey, for Pernambuco henCe for hoston, Sth phant, hence for Nnpl n Int. 48 Supply, hence for New i i W— Occan Q hence for ( lat. - 11 N., long. 27 Oct., in lat. 4 N., lc -Rohe► t Pulsf le Equator, in Ellen. tic 22 W—Emerenthea, from New York, Co lat. 49 N., long. 12 IV., with loss of stanchions, and captain washed overt. hence for New York, 11th Dec., in tat. 47 loss of adder, in a gale, Bth Dec., wh . . aracnot in want of assis' York, 20th Dec., with loss oi plied hem by the cam. and o guenos Ayres, 18th Nov hence, 20th Dec., in lat, Glasgow, bound west, Amathea, hence for C S.S.E. of Kinsale—Centurion, at. 4 N., It long. 7 ~ in lat. 24th Dec of Kins Sth Nov off for Pori Philip, 16th Oct., in lat hence for New York, 4111 Dec Genevieve, of this port, 18th Dc Washington (s), from Sou in lat. 50 N., long. 12 W.; to signalise as refitting. lU' ORN.IEVENO Tuesday....3l! 952 10 14 Wednes.Jan.ll 10 47 11 G Thursday .. 2 11 24 11 42 Friday .... 3 - 0 1 Saturday .. 4 019 j 037 Sunday .... 5 054 j 0 11 Monday:.... 61 1 27 I 1 45 8 Epiph milmialmimwm.siosimemrsms...nr.• LONDON GAZETTE -TUESDAY, DE PARTNERSHIPS G. Wormlel! and H. Bleckly, DISSOLVED, Da I h — anTNorge Work Toll, West Derby-road.--J. H ...r.vrara tlnll !Ina r egards J. E. and J. —• Potts nnil Illingwortl vans, Liverpool and Weld pool, draper 3ANKRUV John B nd George buildings, Holborn, sword ciiilers. •Geor^v Milton, late of Elizabeth•terrace, Liverpool-road, Jon Ifarber, Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire. builder, John Nix Harlow. Rarnsgate, wine merchant. Charles Marion, Newmarket, livery-stable keeper Henry Hamer, Blackfriars, linendraper. DIVIDENDS W. Hardy, Manchester, —inn. 17, R Deane, Liverpool and Barbados, merchant.--.lanuary 17, 'W. I Maury, Liverpool, merchant.—Jan. 17, R. Abram, Liverpool. merchant. Thoiri Lefetti Cawk( Christ Quebe _• Hayton, ( —Albion. It Hawkins, fOr Rajah, fones to Nev aut, with loss of to wed round by the st r7 : —A part of the st t Buenos Ayr, Ho► New York is port, at .dler, trade 1 le trade ntial n Ais port, AT Tad ce for ACIC011n ? nt sailed from !nce At Mat o, 16th iov .9 21st Dec [king is mud I W.S.W., fre, ad Robert Pi libucte -Queen ( Baßimy ig .. litlng--4 lying to ate Rigl etopinn )liecl Wi 4th Dec., for New Statesma ong. 62 W. YE S ETC ,v after S N., k for New York —Excelsior. hei Ocean, hence N., 1 mn.r. 17 W n lat. 4(1 N.. I HOLVDA t from its 1, and Fre , r no bus 51 A NCLI ES ontinue to kSTLE-UI 'F PRO' 3LIN CORN il market ti ►veek. Wc b were &1. LIN CATTLE PriccB I nade; and, thr into ace° h far c actory state advance, tut The year close f goods ign anticipati the ensuing ye 11 kind renderlir lo incli- mprnve. ing Bar samples icult to reaper, MARKET rices, exce a followed by •ed in which t ) Burn case! raking thn h a cor XllB rid f - .*1 s.) Ira