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s# , ...!o', NS 11. layd the ISE I na is, Sieve LEY al'a nreciwlsdt) p 'MIR& forte, br Cottag e of Glass , Hord Tv Ch rono a Lite r ' .„d inze includ e nd Chuf f varlet!' n d re. lll. - " i d Cab , " ' i d Easi ,els Car' nd Tofu Ditto, rck g ait mow bles fl( 1 e, Toilet f Ditto P a pital atent c ith CO, nnd - s are N . next , Oaten :„ to 1* Pining Loung - Piano :icider• ►erior worths , ►owns India IS fine , with dente whole ora' Saul' :icing )ffice, )ey,'" ;tits, now 7e of )ur vith the and and Dee• 17,1850 balts bp Ration. 477gm t , BANKRUPT'S EFFECTS. IPARVIT 7 R ST0 1 : 1 1C OF HABERDASHERY, MALL -1408, J EWELLERY, FANCY GOODS, 6-c., 8 BANE ''STREET. p b By Mr. BRANCH, 4y ° 3 - "ft, ( Wednesday,) the 18th instant, and following th kv the whole is disposed of, at Eleven o'clock each I,,f,!un the Premises of Mr. J. Smith, a Bankrupt, 32, Bane rh--street t t titt t r W R II A PIT the t pEte o n f s n iv v e aluable STOCK arge variety of Fringes, H aberd c r4, ln iroo s, Gold Neck and Albe . rt ehirt Studs, Dressi ages, Workboxes, Purses, Sets- C r L k nives, Br acelet aps, Perfumery, Brushes, Umbrel ,ags, Brae , Children's and other T rade. h ,Al t '' l , l u na numero other Goods connected with the .01E' t he Rem • mg Part of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- It) C tiOP FL TURES, and other Effects. *lO v iewed each Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be tt re „ the Premises, or at Mr. BRANCH'S O ffi ces, in Hanover- T ° C HEMISTS, DRUGOISTS, SODA WATER lIIANUFACTURERs, Rib g By Mr. BRANCH, H AY next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the ,ket k ,, , ;v , er rooms, without reserve, to close an account, I , .. r irAL SODA WATER A , US, with , 11 togi°, Ten-gallon Copper Cylind , R DITTO DITTO, with ttb; 'T t- gallon Cylinders, T • y-four Ena. oiled TinctTe btss' "Teniy-four Pill 'A Ines, various size, Six Meicine "'AVM a number of ry Operating Instruments, Enemas, ,„ 3 0111Y,Instrinne ~ Amputating Instruments, richly Gilt I -. "' ri es' La s, in Sets, Sets of Brass Weights, Dissect ".l4;fllT s, Glass Measures, Breast-pumps, Funnels, Nto 1 ) " *qh l &c. ;1 2 ,,!'elved on THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, when ,N 17 - s may be had from Mr. BRANCH. 4jt i'lli .,,OLD FURNITURE, cLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS. B 1 FORD will SELL by AUCTION, on THIS 4 p " ,Y, (Tuesday. the 17th instant,) at Eleven o'Clock pre - Rooms, Clayton-square, an assemblage of modern APP g,;; ; tvel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ent Eight ,NQVZ-dial Timepiece, (by M e, Portable Stove, IChma, Paintings, Fr Prints, and other effects, ft - 0 ; for the hed m e a c i ) i n o v g e a n n i of Sale, 11 11 ) hairs, Clo ri t s l i i n a g nd s Da s m s a o slc d , Sae a Med Couch and Easy Chairs, in Leather and p lo t Mahogan edestal Sideboard , Loo, and etabi, 5. C ney and Dressing Glasses, Music Stools, Imite g Desks, Bedsteads, feather Beds, Mahogany td er %modes, capital Sofa Bed, Painted Articles, Carpets, ttl.Bl Fire-irons, Kitchen Recratisites, Dresser, and other f I tignes may be had at the Rooms f,p,_ ``," HORSES, LORRIES, CARTS, GEARS, &c. A 1 , By Messrs. LUCAS an ~ - tt\o,), MORROW, (Wednesday, Bth instant. at One ~, n ek, at their Repotit , Great Charlotte-street, CNTY to Thirty ful CART HORSES, Hut- Z.ltOs Horses, &e. • number of Floats, Lorries, Spring 6, ~!r . ; Thirty- Tarpaulings, 7i yards long by 4 yards M first-rat anufacture ; also a great variety of Gears g." -'4(llery. !c t t N,': ...._ 7- 111.0 Horses Trainedito Double and Single Harness. ) ;:IPANT SALE Mr HORSES, CARRIAGES. 'MR ,II,'f, AND STABLE EFFECTS OF A POSTMASTER IItOtING, AT THE STABLE YARD, MONKS' !PERRY 0 ~t.LRe' BIRKENHEAD. E -.RS. CHUHNON have been instruetetthy Mr. ohplarles Price, who is entirely break' his Posting i r v h e4 l Ment, to SELL by AUCTIO itliont the least re hkle,„ Meyer, on TfiVitsDA next e 19th instant, punctually Oft, e ''' o'clock in the ForEno , ii i , , ki t : yery . useftWHAßNF HORSES, in most , .excellent tlee,'„vondition, a stro , well-built OMNIBUS, 'to tarry ro c i f P assen g ers odern CLARENCES , Two FLIES, 19 1 ' 1 1 1y v t ';',,ARI(ITS, L DAULET, OPEN CAR, Light GIG, l jt ,ee 8 2 1 TECH L, Fourteen Sets of Single HARNESS, I L 'ilo` t, of Pair Horse DITTO, and One Set of Four Horse , HAY-CUTTING MACHINE, and a variety of other 4Big. q oh, , Catalogues Hot be had upon the Premises; at the Bar 4„,,' l,ll iks' Ferri l ; Mr. PINKNEY'II, Bookseller, Bir tii''; Mercury-office, Lord-street, Liverpool; red from the ~ .4. ..._ '%Etßs . at the Mart, Chester. SILK, WITHOUT RESERVE, L K, ALPACA, AND COTTON UMBRALLAS— b AUCTION MART, LORD-STREET. ''' POItTA'S will SELL by AUCTI 4 0N '1,4 4 1 AY next, the 23d instant, at El o elotk, prompt, littw a a 4; t, Lortl : street, . . ii?litilpilKlLV with s i n l r o e rto r Alpaca, and Gingham earl, Buffalo-horn, Silver, and. i t ? v e e S sz t: l c e k . - 111.rieliieglut?t and fan d lo l untin i f, o b r e d i e n r g ed ti f l o 7 p en o z tro tP ' tjZv O levk a •eVon the e M e o a rn e Ttig a of Sale, and Catalogues had ~..:'e Auctioneer, 75, Lord-street. Oe o--- Ni w THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT OF HOUSE '4„ FURNITURE, 62 Octave Cottage Piano-forte,. 1 1 e,..ti-Glasses, in Gilt Frames, handsome Brussels Car ti'iNlit superb - Rosewood Chairs, Ditto Easy Chair and +lo ok ', covered in Chintz, handsome enclosed Sideboard, , il ttli„ ca. , e and Cabinet, with glazed folding-doors, capital set , 1 0 iil "une Tables, Mahogany Couch and Sofa, sets of Chairs giai r a tch. in Hair Cloth, Easy Rocking and Reclining h, s, Mahogany Oblono. Loo Card, and Pembroke Tables, l'it e arVed , b k Chiffolinier, , . set of Table Cutlery, set of t o Dier m ac „ o ir ,..,_ g ache '1 'ea-trays, China, Glass, - , nob . ,any, l'eri gs ';-4, Half -tester, and Camp Bedst , prune Feather I'M t,,..011et Tables and Stands, Dr o•Classes, Mahogany ken: `"T,ltediChests of Drawers 'gilt Commodes and Bed- Di''4o oilet-Service, Fende • and Fire.drons, Cane-seated V: t tj a 41 Umbrella Zt t ' S Hal l i d a s h:l e E i l i a a a7s r , i n al i i a e l i; 4 R i tes aid ot r ffects, without reserve. 1 i t ,i s q is RI Ciahvill SET,L by AUCTION, on THURS .,,,t v k tt e t , ~, a n. t l FRIDAY next, the 19th and 20th instant, at re- V -lay. ,-- ',-. Premises. St. Ann 'lock prompt each c „ on _ -; kton, - the whole of the Drawing, Dining, and tepi 4 rtiber FuRNITURE of a Gentlernairtdetlining House ttlitt'sW " view, and descriptive Catalogues- had, on the Pre. 'DI Mr. (3 RICE, at his Mart, 40, Whitechapel. Er '" A 'IC *PROPERTY% ST. JUDI- E, PEMBROKE- PLACE. By Mr. OKELL, 'f(Vednesday,) the 18th instant r at Seven o'clock in t the house of Mrs. Prescott, the Swan Inn, bject to conditions to be< then produced— ticno 01, I,: n e l v en i IZiti eo ° „TT o 4,-. w ` 2 'eserve, tt p LL .those Five DWELLING-HOUSES, t eet4 situate on the south side of Hyde,ttreet, Hardwick -Ibert L. Jude'c, in the occupation of Mrs. Callwood and e! ilsducing a rental of .411 10s. per annum, and nutu- Vt 8 -10,.end 12. p'i or ßAll Abate Three DWELLIN ES, situate on til b iti ." side of - Stand-street, Hare - e-sheet aforesaid, and oth: c t 7, '9, -and 11, in the upation of 'Mr. John Davies klrt 3 . 4 , and preducing ntal of .e 4-2 165. per annum. 4 4 itii - "An those Two TELLING HOUSES situate.and 1 )t alo np• the last Lo nd numbered 3 and 5, producing -a 1 art * .2 13125. amium. Vi ir e e „ the • chase-money may remain-on Mortgage if Furthenparticulars may be had on application ,to Williamson-street, Church-street. ap P R ;;., til I:t.:..NIPTOEY SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. vA,thpu'r-R 'OF MITE . TRUSTEE UNDER THE WELL OF JOHN t"Uktr, N,,LATE•OP LIVERPOOL, MILLER,:DECEASED, FREEHOLD I N . " 4 .; BANas-OF THE PROPERTY LEEDS AND:LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL, CANAL. -..,CORN-DEA LE RS, BUILDERS,4 OTHERS. WALKER, _ _ 7 'oi,_ - • °llk R,PNir) ni- e 0 co n di tions then to ill toe ;q3lll 10Stat, nt /TIC U". t, m UC 41.11 c ici "tt `I •,, toe So beuprthoduced, John-street, Liverpool, sub tot ' PLECE okLAND, situate on the:east side of 'M • Love•lane and west side of the Leeds.and Liverpool , 14 iv,erpo . ol,.lieurrded on the north by a Limekiln and st;: l ueiotiging:to.the Executors of the late William Chad ahr," tS•e. south , by Lot 2, containing in frost to Love is".,nt 50 feet to .tlie Canal about 70 feet, ani ip.depth . t.'''gtll ° l e , fe e_t ; together with a large D . l , lyi„lidn , Dl and t 2 o to 4i ltiti ---4t Piece of LANINID, situate the southzide of , and (: F Lot 1, 00 ntainiug in fro o Love-lane al it 60 feet, 141th".`" , t9 about - 52 feet,and r ning in depth about 129 feet fed „ w itil the DWELL , -HOUSE and OUTHOUSLS kr), t Part thereof. - ~1 4 Sie • - -" ,k Piece of • situate on the south -slue of and ' 1 4;4 Lot 2, conta . front to Love-lane about.Go feet, aboutv4o feet„Jind running in depth .about 110 . go ere • t hBt B scarcely mother:Plot of Land in the town,of Liver- d e ,,, " Possesses the advantAges which these do, for,.in sadi 4,;gt, t 4e , r central position And proximity to the northern ti c !i'D ool eY,,are only a abort.distance , from the terunnusof The AliFt e tos , l;rusby, and -Soutlipc,rt, East Lancashire, and,Lan „gly Yorkshire Railways, and are, consequontiyonent tt Mb:gained both for snercastae and building' purposes. ' r Particulars mac be obteLued from Mr. JololrlQaup, .e tlt o r eiti ., Bath -street, ILiverpnol, the Trustee, who will show Njvc o 'sths ; or on applicatiouto IVir. J. C. THOMPSON, Sob 'NzLt....!ll/lerce-court, Lord-street; or Messrs. FtsstEnrand • elicitors, 2e, Temple-court, Liverpool. - - - 1/111' I NFANTS' AND INVALIDS' FOOD. v CR'S SEMOLA, a l*ighly nutritious and ,reenble Food for Invalids, Infants, Ladies who , +i ti p,4lr, and Persons of delicate constitution. wheat i h t) 't SEMOLA is prepared solely from thefinest . %, 7 • 4l 'diture. It consists of,,the largest . proportiop 'ACoinal, or nutritive priaciple,of that grain which is culinary purposes, and is as•n,utnitious asfivetiTes lOtpy k, of wheat flour , or considerably,mor e than its weight Fp ah,..''cf meat, whilst' it is bland, non-stimulating, light I,: nl aci,,,qnd'readily digestible. ‘ -v-ktioE it supplies a most agreeable substitute for ‘1,,,7.. 4 ,,1 1 for IrFAv•rs and WEAKLY ,I,D4i.EN it is inva- A L tt‘', t icontains exactly the or. , c materials suited to i 4 Ty . l4 ',' , ,.and.uniformly agrees ith the stomach. aloTnens who aryfursing, between their ordi- A•ov or for.s4per, it i reases the q uantity and greatly N l l,h& '9 "kb., - quality the _ e ee ‘'ha• -,(2.41 role ,S Nt Ais applicable in all,eases of debi ▪ ts' 11i;ls - `4 4 ‘•r akness of the system, or local weak er,ro...,er:toma g ' ° other organs I.7 pc s ctin r g food for invalids and chil -114 ot ?ri. tn °fr ,. psfr i t I s i l r es " inois and the like, are merely vari toti4l-`:'eu4 they ve their' uses as articles of food, but : ! 1 , 1 1 rie4 •1 4 ent o th r' I' ll 'Ar' f Ti t l , b n cir u ze . i , ;, 4r Fo ti l l m o s i r i ge . l ., used, contain far less real nou r, Ley are properly prescribed by le:Plaleasion whe.. - it is desirable to give only a small amount i▪ ttio(l"tinirent Peat, beans, : lentils, and other leguminous o in a e _strong stomac , h and vigorous exercise, far !ad i u delicate habits they produce distressing tiatu ~trrdr°f i „ union of the stomach end bowels. fece.flal cases, where there any doubt as to the proper l'ed ° " required by an invalid, a medical man should be • ii 4 4 , itiKicj i ek Pledges himself that his SEMOLA contains no ' c t , k l / 1 "" 1 „) , oot derived from the, inest wheat ; the process acture rendering it admirably suited to a variety forms. il t r e , k t/ D Crorp . , ddi v n it it Bakes,sre particularly agreeable. It is also and as an addition to soups, beef el,fo 4 o t e* • I t C m s s readily with all other forms of chit d' n 4 I )Vitself or in combination, will be found to Drap e _ - . . ti`,c44 . 1 . ii l ,,r3r of satisfying, .in which farinaceous foods nne st it is not rejected from the stomach. t per 4- 0 .K et B , is.. 2s. 6d., and - 7 6d each, by LLOYD 4(NrIA._ Perative Chemist, 22, Co g n . duii-stree P t, London ; I.° 4ll, l343t heearies* Hall, and all Chemists and Druggists PILLS.—Live Well and Be Well..— tr t 44 , s t ti ) „ 1 , a difference betwixt pvi e n o g nf ` o ` l 7 ell " : ai s id o l l i v v t in h g e t :(1 ' T R, th ti "j 4 . l l the terms are general' 4, 13 4 hsr ; ,L In this " go-a-head" age y peo ive a great deal tilliaatuetßieed,.th!refore, we hav ou e mo ss, " aches and pains," c,•tv t , nl, ere P . m nery t , t for „ a e‘er kiw,wn before white one sp -half e o n f cy s , oc & ie c t .i . ► l. 4 111,41 of necessaries, e other half is sick from ex ieti 'lt "3. of do not tend to reform mankind with a 4 k4 , if th e (lo_ promise their stomachs relief over- u ta EieuYtwsillptii., the virtues of COCKLE'S IWO,. N. D be obtained of el na.ppwine 334 boes At if'll i d. ic 2 l l ' 45. G 41,, and 111;, Co bt .oolb or Ett: OFFICES TO LET. SINGLE and DOUBLE OFFIC 'n Trafford chambers, South John- , ear the Post-office and Custom-house. Apply, A 31, Tr -chambers. TO be LET, the WELLINGTON HOTEL and TAP, BIRKENHEAD. with immediate po ession. The Wellington Hotel, is situate on the eas r.meton-street, opposite to the Chester and • lead Railway, and near to the Market; with the T , ronting Grange-road. For particulars y to Mr. BOOKER, Solicitor, 46, Castle street, Liverpool. TO COTTON SPINNERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND OTHERS. TO be DISPOSED OF, all those extensive COTTON MILLS, known by the name of PRESTOLEE NEW MILLS, situate on the River Irwell, seven miles from Manchester, and four from Bolton. The Property consists of water and steam power equal to 250 horses, with good and substantial Buildings, containing 26,000 mule and 26,000 throstle spindles, with 258 power looms, the whole of which are mrk. a considera ble part new, and all in ex working order. Also 130 COTTAGE HOUSES, ' good DWELLING-HOUSES, and Thirty Acres AND, Cheshire measure. These Pre mises are well • ated for Coal, railway and canal carriage, the latter passin he Buildings, and communicating thence with Manchester, Liverpool, Bolton, and Bury. . , For further particulars apply to T. B. CROMPTON,Farnworth Mills. Bolton. g?!Mli 11D31tp. ft) IS itnnediately REQU Od~"J liar circumstan r Seven Days. Security value £lOO, together wit onus of .t's, will be given for the under pecu- Address Mr. BL.AffiMAN, Postoffice, Liverpool LIVERPOOL DOCKS. LOANS OF MONEY THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS do HEREBY GIVE NOTILE, that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY on tte security of the Bonds of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at th f Four Pounds per Centaur per Annum Interes periods of either Three, Five, 1r Seven Years. All offers to be a( sed to GEORGE WITHERS, Esq., Treasurer to the ' rpool Dcr.." 2 ks, Dock-office, Liverpool. • y order, _ DANIEL MASON, Secretory .mher 5, ISSO. Pock-office, Liverpool, D( instiranrt P.iatirrs DEFENDER - FIVE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE, 34, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLAC'KFRIARS, LONDON. REGISTERED AND EIrrPOWERED BY ACT OP 'PARLIAMENT. Capital, One Million Sterling. DIRECTORS. Richard Artzmboroug,h, Esq., Chairman. Thotnas COtterell, Esq., Deputy Chairman. John Minis, Esq. Abrah . eynolls, Esq. Edward Edmund child, Esq. ' rd T. Perkin, Esq. Robert John Dobree, Esq. • ohn Edmonds ' Esq. John Grant, Esq. Richard Male, Esq. Thomas Benn Sowerb - sq. William 'lt Tomlinson, Esq. John'K y, Esq., Managing-Director. This Comma established for the General Insurance of Houses and ods against Loss or Damage by Fire, and for the Insurance' of Lives and Survivorsbips ; and offers to the Public the seturity of a urge paid-lip Capital, with the gua rantee of undoubted responsibility. Insurances for Liverpool received bq JAMES HIWANBOTHAM, 4, Exchange-court, Exchange-street East REGiNALD RADCLIFFE, 3, Harringt.p : .str.l*4, Castle-street CHARLES 'ROSS, 22, Exchange- stteet East, Agents. THE PRINCIPLE OF MUTUAL ASSURANCE is each that whatever portion of the Annual Premiums is not uchttally required for the risk of the Assurance. is aprro prieteu for the henifi , of the Assnred. There are no Dividends payable to Proprietors, and the Assured are the only parties who ere in any way irate. ester' in the Funds of Me :Society. The following Table will exemplify the effect of Additions made to Policies with the SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND AND LIU ASSURANCE SOCIETY. TABLE OF BONUS ADDITIONS. . 3 olicy with vested Additions as at st January, 1846. Amount pays' loyment ol ible if claim , emerge after ,f _the — Premium for the 1851 1852 a. 41. t aE a. d. 1 ilo9 8 47 1090 7 2026 i 7 s. d. 2 1: 1 24162 14 11 15331 , 7 :'1686 17 8 1717 11 111748 4 6 1436'1 2 '71579 13 3 1608 7 8 ; 1637 2 1 1138 11 9 1472 8 11 1499 4 5 , 1525 19 10 1231 4 0 1351 6 5 I 1378 18 11 1 , 1403 11 4 1120 0 0 1232 0 0 I 1254 8 0 I 1276 16 0 THE INVESTED CAPITAL OF THE SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND ',NOW EXCEEDS TWO MILLIONS TINN) HU NDRI?.D AND FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS, arising from thetaccumulation of the Premic.ms. .N.B.—No Member is entitled to nartieipate in'the Profits of the society unless the 'Policy be of five years'stonding,—Tho ber, and Policies t‘ttected before that time havethz advantage of a full Year's standing over those delayed beyond it. READ OFFICE, 5, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE, EDINBUK3H. JOHN MACKENZIE,"Manager, AGENTS cd T IVERPOOL AND VIUDINLTY : BELL, GOULIME, and CO., Exchange-street East. T HE UNITED GUARANTEE ASSURANCE COMPANY GUARANTEE. %LIFE. GUARANTEE A 2 LIFE COMBI N ED. :A TD LIFE CAPITAL £lOO,OOO, with power to increase 4te amount to OFFICES,-36, OLD JEWRY, LONDON. ,MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER. 15, MER itICTS'-QUAY, DUBLIN. JOHN-ST ~AND 5, EX CHANGE-COURT, LIVERPOOL. • DIRE RS. The Right Honontlible L Erskine, Chairman. Joshua P. Brown Wes ad, Esq., M.P., Viee , Ch a irman /ECRETARY. ..' mes Knight, Esq. MAN ERTER LOCAL COMMITTEE. Sir Elkanah Ar tage, Knt , I Thomas Greig, E Ald., Chaim n. I Matthew Lyon, I John Bannerman, Esq. Thomas Bazley, Esq., Vice- Chairman. _ }lichard Birley, Esq. file Hon. Thomas Erskine ,William Gibb. Esa. John B Mark!and, Esq. John Mayson. Esq. Simon Pincoffs, Esq. Ed•vard Tooted, Esq. C. J. S. Walker, Esq., Aid, Three-fifths, or sixty ,pir cent., of the Profilt.el this Com pany will be divided among the Assured; and the tired division will take place at the..-erpiration of the First Quinquennial Period in 1854, after which the BONUSES will te.added An nually to the Life Policies. ,Life Policies Indisputable, except in cases of palpable Fraud. This Company is established for effecting the foilotting ob jects „First.—Guarantee for Fidelity of Trust. ;Second„—Life Assurances. Third.—The Union of Guarantee with Life Assurance. No charye made for Policy Stamps, and no Enhance Fee. GUARANTEE DEPARTM ENT. :The Directors particularly request attention to th&,novel and peculiar advantages offered by this Company. The,Guarantee of a Public Company is now generallyarispted by many of the leading firms and public companies in the me tropolio, and the principal-commercial towns in the,united kingdom. Its. application has, howewzr, been hitherto solely restricted to the interests of the employers, at a certain annualoutlay'to the employed. In order to afford a reciproecl interest to the Employed,,and, at the same time, to provide increased Security to Employers, the. system of combining the principle of Guarantee with that of Life Assurance has been devised, and is thus exemplified. I.—The Employers hive the additional safeguard of the inter ests of,the Employed beim:, affected by their wantof, in tegrity. inasmuch as if the Guarantee Policy hecomes.,a claim ,sspon the Company, 'their interest in the Life As ' surancezranted therewith becomes void. 2--The Employed have the inestimable advantage of effecting both objects, viz.—Guarantee„for their Fidelity, and As surance on their Lives, at a premium so much reduced as to cause the amount paid ennui:lly to be little in excess of that which6they would have to jay for a Life Assurance only. LIFE DEPARTMENT. 'This Company ' , transacts upon the onost favourable terms every _description of Life Assurance. Among the advantages offered by thisr,ompany are:- I.—That Policies are granted upon the.Partrcipatingor Non- Participating Seale, payable at .dcath or at a given age, say, for example, at 60. Those assured on the Partieipatily Scale will be enti tied to their portion of three-fifths of the Profits arising out,of the Guarantee, as well as the Life Department, Annually on and after the first Division,in 1854. 2.-4%redit may be taken for one-third of the Premiums for Seven /ears, or for, one-half for Five Years—interest on the over-due Premiums being paid Annually. The Premiums may also be paid Quarterly, Half-yearly, or Annually, at the option of the Assured, 3.—Sorrender. .of Policies.-4'olicies may be surrendered at any time, .either by the l'ompany making a payment in Money, or -issuing a Nay Policy for a more limited amount, dependent upon the value of the original Policy ; or by allowing the Assurerio nominate another approved Life in his stead. 4th.—The Life Policies are Indirpotable, except in eases of pal pable fraud.and one-fourth of Vie Sum Assured is ,payable ten days after the production of satisfactory proof of death, sth.—Foreign and Colonial Risks ate undertaken on liberal terms. No extra premiums for Australia, the Nc,rth American Colonies or the Cape. .6th.—Parties assured in this Office may combine a Guarantee with their existing Life Policy, the premium for which would be reduced by being calculated at the age the Life Policy was effected, and not that at whieli the Guarantee may be required, thereby affording considerable advau ,tsge to those assuring' atom early age in thin Company. 7th., -Medical Referees of parties proposing to assure are paid by tile Company. Prospectuses and full information may be obtained from the following Agents : CHABLES C. DOUGLAS, Esq,, 4, North John-street, & JOHN T. LEYLAND, Esq., },,Exchange-court. JAMES HIGGINBOTHAM, Esq., - - - DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS. .kJ. DENT, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER by • distinct appointment to the Queen, His -Royal Highness ice Albert, and His Imperial Majest the Emperor of Rus sia, most respectfully solicits from üblic an inspection of his extensive STOCK of WAT • tS and CLOCKS, embracing all the late modern impro nts. at the most economical charges. Ladies' Gold tches, with gold dials, jewelled in four holes, 8 guineas; ntlemen's, with enamelled dials, 10 guineas; Youths' S' er Watches, 4 ituineas;, warranted sub stantial and accu e-going Lever Watches, jewelled in four holes, 6 guine E. J. DENT, 82, STRAND J 23, COCK.SPUR•STREET , AND 34, ROY4L exm4l%,G,H, (Clock Tower 4reed 3ubliratioits. THE AUTHORIZED EDITION, _ Revised and Corrected, price 6d. REV'.' Dr. I LE'S LECTURE on the CANON LAW of the PAPACY, with the SP , HES of ADAM HODGSON, Esq., and the Rev. • ELLOR RAIKES, delivered at the Amphitheatr verpool, on Tuesday, Dec. 10th. 1850. Liverpool : ARTH EWLING, 27, Bold-street. London : THOMAS HATCHA . Dublin :S. B. OLDHAM. DR. WNEILE'S LECTURE on the CANON LAW of the CHURCH OF ROME, cheap edition, price 2d. ; or 14s. per hundred, for distribution. Dr. M`NEILE'S SPEECH at the Meeti n g , ld. Rev. W. POLLOCK'S LE E on PRIVATE JUDG MENT, 2d. May be had at th , urch of England Institution, 33, Bold street, and of the ooksellers. This day is published, Bvo, price 6d., With a DEDICATION to Lord JOHN RUSSELL, C ATHOLIC TRADITION ; or, a REVERENCE for ANTIQUITY, in the INTERPRETATION of SCRIP TURE, the LEADING PRINCIPLE of the QRNIATION ; a SERMON in the very WORDS of . enerable FATHERS of ourCHURCII, preached on th .ond Sunday in Advent, 1850, By the Rev. L WRAY, M.A., Perpetual Cu of St. Martin's, Liverpool; With an ADDRES urn the CONGREGATION to the LORD BISHOP of C . TER. Published by request. • DEIGHTON and LAUGHTON, Church-street, Liverpool. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. hHAWLS JEWELLERY. 10 L. HAUSBURG very respectfully desires atten • F • ton to his _ - STOCK OF JEWELLERY, which has been most amply replenished by supplies of the newest and most fashionable Articles from the principal Lon don Manufacturers, and from his own Manufactory upon the Premises. The most careful attention has been paid to the selection of the Articles, to ensure super' ii - guality and workmanship; and the whole of F. . .'s purchases having been made for Cash, he is enable o offer them at the mtst Moderate Prices. The Assort of BRACELETS, BROOCHES, HAINS, NECKLETS, RING , PINS, STUDS, &c., With every varlet f Ornament, is complete; affording an exceedingly favourable opportunity for selection, the Stock being more varied and extensive than that of any other Esta blishment; and the favour of a visit , is respectfully solicited. _ F. L. HAUSBURG, . OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS WINTER GOODS Of every description are now being cleared out by Manufacturers and Merchants, AT A VERY GREAT REDUCTION. OHN BRISCOE begs to submit the following lots, J recentiv purchased by him as being especially worthy of the attention of purchasers, namely : THE STOCK OF A FURRIEJI, Consisting of Sables, Squirrels, Ermine • eva, &c., at 31per cent. Redact' . FRENCH M INOES, Between 4.000 and 5,000 y s, at Is. 7id., Is. 11 t 06 - (1.. 2s. 4d., 2s. 10d., 3s. 3d.. and 3s. 10 , , the finest quality, and all choice colours. COII'URG CLOTHS, A very large lot, and beautifully fine Goods, same width as Freiich Merinoes, Is. Oid., Is. 3d., and Is. Gd. FLANNELS. 2000 yards Saxony and other FLANNELS, made of very fine Wool, 90., Is. (lid., and Is. 2d. 275 Long Wool SHAWLS, commencing a' 450 Square DITTO, 3s. upwards. 125 Square Paisley filled DITTO, all at 7s. 6d A lot of Long DITTO, 20s. upwards TABLE LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, &c I to his Stock of QUILTS, AND PLAIN SUPPLIED TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY DELIVERED FREE IN ALL PARTS of the KINGDOM. IMPORTANT NATIONAL WORK, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP HER MAJESTY. AGAZETEER OF THE WORLD. or DICTIONARY Or GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE. Edited by a Member of the Royal Geographical Society. The Publishers are desirous of appoi • eor more com petent PERSONS to CANVASS ancashire and Cheshire Districts for Subscribers to ork, and are enabled to offer terms of remuneration s to render it worthy the attention of ittfittenthel indivi s willing to devote their time and ener gies to the empl ent. Particulars may be kOown by application. per letter or per sonally, to the Agent, Mr, J. GREGORY, 17, Stafford street, Liverpool CPIRISTMAS PRESENTS. i kLARGE acrd WELL-SELECTED STOCK of BOOKS, ADAPTET) FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, In splendid Morocco and other Bindings, At a Great Reduction from the Published Prices, at CORNIS 'S CREAP BOOK ' IS7-11111071; 37, -STREET, Conan OF 1 . TH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Just Published, CATALOGUE; TO SE "Hit, GRATIS Just publiShed, A NEW GUIDE TO LONDON', ENTITLED WHAT'S WHAT IN 1S51? It will be `' sand a complete and compact epitome of 13,11—erecessarlr to be known respecting_ the EXHIBITION DUSTRIAL ART : —TVEATREs— HOTELS.--GOVE ST:NT OFPICES—EANKS— ABALT RA NCB COMPANIES— LIU GARDENS—PMRICS —CA THE•RA LS HALLS KCBS CLUB HOUSES - .. MONU MENTS BRIDGES A LWAY ST:4.TM NS RIKCTS—POST OFFICES—COLL ES, &C., &et, anti every Leading Commer lal Establishment catering for the wants and , tuntries of 2.4ciety. Whittaker and Co., Ave Maria Lane; and all'l3ooksellei ALMANACK FOR THE SEA SERVICE. Jt.st Published, by the Stationers' 'Company, .. .. WHITE'S •CELESTIAL ATLAS; •or, New and Improved Epliemerit, greatly Enlarged for the Year 1851, at the original priceof is. ____. London: Published , for 14; sti qpvirtlfly JOSEPH GREEN HILL, at their Hall, Ludtvit et. . _ , . . . . . _ , • 4 ,,* Ephemerides of ~ le princiral planets are now in serted, showing th acentric and heoliocentric places, and the timts of so g, rising, and setting, for every four days throughout the year; full particulars are also given in relation to every description , aestronomical phenomena ; and from the increased site given to the page, the Monthly Calendar is now made to exhibit at one opening a vast quantity of detailed daily information, sapplying a complete system of ephemeral data for the uverof - itsoigators and practicabastronomers. ENTERED AT ETA PIONERS' HALL fAREAT . IBITION ALMANAC for 18n. Containing'n - view of the Building erecting in Hyde Park, and a foil account of every particular connected with the same in Englieit, French, and German ; also how to and its principal Squares, Markets:&c.•• with the Cab Fares, and every other necessary information Published by , Ross and Solvs, 119 said 120, Bishopsgate srreet, Loudon. the celebrated Perruquiers, Perfumers, 'Hair Cutters, and Biiir Dyers, who beg to iblic attention to thf.i , extensive arai unrivalled as ment of British and Fo reign Perfumery, soaps, .Br s, Dressing Cases, Strops, Cutlery, '(particularly th egistered Guard Razor, which prevents the prt.4sibil . of even the mast tremulous cutting themselves•hitst Artrapilattcry for dyeing the hair of any require lade, and their stock of Ornamental "'Hair of all kinds for nth ladies and gentlemen, which is the largest in the world. Price of the Almanac 6d., and it will be sent to all parts of Great Britain and Irelawl on •receipt of eight postage stamps; likewiee by fader of all Booksellers and Newsmen, to whom the•usnalallowance will be made. Address—loss and SoNs, It9fand,l2o, Bishopsgate-street, Condon. _._. No. 2298- REGISTERED MAY 71, 1850 HOLFORD and COLLARD,(Successors to - the late C. Watßon), respectfully call public attention to , their REGISTERED PROTWerICRIME FUR LEATHER AND BAGS, as a security against opening .side of the Frame. The facility witir*hich those n n general use may lye opened, renders the Lock of ver tie protection to the Bag. iiOLVOWD' and ARD solicit al► inspection at 12,`•L0 D-STREET, LIVERPOOL; 84/LOWER PARADE, LEAMINGTON. ALLAN'S .CHANDELIER AND GA-SPITTING WAREHOUSE, 2, PARKER STREET, CHURCH-STREET, = LIVERPOOL. qihe•sttccess which has atteicided this Establish went, since its opening in 1849; justff►es Mr. ALLAN in his anticipations that a First-class House, of theliestipiality, r- and cif elegant designs, at the lowest possible •profit, could not fail of public . Helopes, therefore, to con • . us position still further, during the presents n, by bringineorward a suecession of New De ' ; and, from thelatt of the Advertiser being ex ively engaged in the Manufac ture of-every de ption of GAS CHANDELIERS and FITTINGS, ~ he is enabled, not only to-sell at Low Pricos. 'but - to guarantee every Article-sold at his Establishment. WHOLESALE AND SHIPPING , ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. GASPIITING in all its Brandies, :and general Reneirs ; also, Old Lamps and Chandeiiers - Rgbronzed and Relaceptered Manufactory Elm-bank Foundry, Glasgow Who'.esute establishment, RuttatifiViltirf, Upper Thornsts-stre , A, London. NOTICE GAME PIES FOR CHRISTMAS PREISENTS! T AWTON'C.celebrated Yorkshire GAME PIES, which are ,a splendid and serviceable piquant Dish for Luncheon and Supper Parties, suitable to the taste cf the most delicate Lady or the fastidious Epicure, and made only by W. LAWTON, OF THE lID' HOTEL, 'QUEEN'S-S E QUA: ' ,AND ST. ,JOHN'S-LANE, LIVE , Which is near to the Railway Station ' — e street, Sti George's hall, the Exchange, and other pla of public business, being one of the best Hote.s in Live of for comfort and. economy in every department. Travellers to and,* America, and all other parts of the Globe, will meet w every wtention at the BRE ',HOTEL, where they can lurete.a,goOd clean Bed and Board iinoluding servants) at al ss. per:Week, or 6s. 6d. per Day. for eachTerson. HOT JOINTS DAILY, from One until Six, P.M. An ORDINAL DAILY. at Half-past One o'clool SOUPS in variety—CHOPS—RUMP STEAKS—KIDNEYS — OYSTERS, etc., at .econoaiical prices, for Private and;Pnblic Parties. PUBLIC and PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS, of all sort; Supplied and Contracted for. —SPIRITt3-- , MA•LT LIQUORS, etc., first-rate. WINES W. LAWTEM PROPIUETOR, Late of the RAINBOW , MOTEL, Basnett•str. et, W. L. embraces this opportunity of returning his grateful tha►ks to his Friends and ,a generous Public, for their kind 'patronage at the BEE ERYFEi,„szd hopes to merit a thereof their future favours. 1110tLAIR'S GOUT AND intIEUMATIC PILLS. lTie following testimonial isLanother proof of the great etlicicacy of this medicine " 157, New Bond-circet, Lomfon, October 12th, 1850. ~.._„ —ln acquainting you with the great benefit which I have experienced by taking I.ILAIIVS GOUT and RHEUMA TIC +RILLS, I feel that I am but performing a duty to that portion of the public who may be similarly afflicted. " Abouttventy years since I was fitstattacked by Rheuma tic Gout my hande and feet. I liturpzeviously been sub jected to every variety of climate, hading.served in Canada in the 19th Dragoons, and in Spain, ,der Sir:Jahn Moire, in the lath Hussars. I always pros eel the best medical aid, but witgaoutobtaining any esse al relief, and-my sufferings can be appreciated .only by ose who know -soraething of this disease. _ . "It avas during on f those paroxysms, between twelve and thirteen years agq, at I was recommended to (try BLAIR'S PILLS. I lost 'Vine in procuring a box, and before I had taken MO qua tity the pain had entirely ceased,.and in a few days I was in perfectlealth. , From.that moment whenever I feel any symptoms of the disease approaching, I leave instant recourse to this Medicine. which to me is so ,valuable that were it not that the days of magic have ceased, I should certainly attribute the relief I oh tain to that cause. Moreover, I rejoice to say that illy &ealth has not in any degree suffered, but on the contrary : l beam the tendency of BLAIR'S PI LLS is towards its improvement. " I have recommended the Pills to many friends, and the result has always been of the most gratifying character. " I am, Sir, yours respectfully, " GARRET FOSTER GILL.. -" To Mr. Prout, 229, Strand, Lmnlon." For Gout, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Tic-Doloreux, Pains in the Head and Face, and all analagous complaints, it is a soTereign remedy; and the sreedy relief afforded in this in stance is parallel with the testimonials of the late Rev. Dr. Blomberg, of Misperton Hall. Rector.of Cripplegate, London, and Chaplain to His Majesty William the Fourth; John Molard Wheeler, Esq., of Jamaica, transmitted by his brother at Swindon ; John James Giles, Esq., Frimley, Surrey; It. Man. dell, Esq., Coroner, Doncaster ; Mr. Courtney, Barton, Stacey, Hants; Mr. Kosher, Beaconsfield; Mr. Yates, traveller to Messrs. Day and Martin, London; Mr. Nasmyth, 20S, Picca dilly, London; Ur. Dixon end Mr. Blake, Kingscliffe, North amptonshire ; and that extraordinary case of Lieut. Masters, of the Veteran 'Batallion, Newfoundland; and many others whose particular cases.have already been published, and were given unsolicited to assure sufferers by Gout, Rheumatism,ltc., that speedy relief may be obtained by taking this Medicine. The respectability of BLAIR'S PILLS rests in a great degree upon the truth of its testimonials, awl the strictest inquiry is solicited into all that has been published. Sold by Tuostss PitoUT, 229, Straw], Landon ; and all re spectable Medicine Vendors. Price 2s. 44, per box. Ask for BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMI,VC PILLS, and observe that "Thomas I'rout, 229, S4v.)o, bog,don," is im pressed upon tbe Government Stamp, 3, 13. begs also to invite attent BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, GOODS Of every description OLDH, N 0 T MR. SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR of 110, BOLD-STREE r, TAILOR, a, and Agent fur the Messrs. NICOLL, of London „s to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that he ha tered into PARTNERSHIP ance of their ordr i gSrtisliectfully solicited Liverpool, tth arch, 1850 WINE R. LITTLE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANT (WFIOLESALE AND RETAILO_,.... LIVERPOOL, BEGS 'to call the attention of the Public to t] subjoined List of Prices. Net Cash on delivery. Per Gallon Good old Scotch Malt Whiskey Finest old Ditto Ditto Royal Loch-agar Ditto Ditto 'Old Irish Whiskey (01'd Coznae Brandy 34a. -- aTill I6s 225. and 24s Finest Ditto Very superior old Ditto, in dozen cases, vint- age 1613, at Ws. pef ,, ptfe Prime old Hollands Good Gin Best old Ditto Pine.o'd Rum Very choice old Jamaica Rum ...225. and 245, Bs. 6d. and 10s Ils 12s. and 14s 15s. and 16s, WINES Per Dozen. Good stout Tort Old crusted Ditto from 3Gs. to 60s Superior pale dinner Sherry 2ss. and 31s. 6d Choice pale and gold colour Di , to from 365. to 63s Finest pure Ikmontillado Ditto Bronte Madeira Champagne Very superior Ditto Ditto Ditto, in pints Bucellas Still Ilock•and Moselle Ditto Ditto (recherche quality) Sparkling 'Ditto Mite old East India A 48s. and 54 Choice•ol4 Burgundy Ditto Sauturne. BAN KER S, MERCHANTS, and others are strongly recommended to use TARLIN'G'§_ 1)1TE ALLIC INK, which is prepared qpressly for 5TEK12A,142%; Bread-street, London. Maylie had of H. TA YLOR, Liverpool and through any other - Stationer, in 6d., 6d., and 2s bottles. CHRISTMAS PARTIES MR..COLLES begs to announce that he has in preparation several OF HIS OWN INVENTION FOR EXHIBITION AT EVRNINIt PARTIES, During the Rpproaching festive Season. as polajlaie 114-.-C. bas disappointrlleni, to give him as early notice amongst many hundred testimonials whi&i honour of receiving, he se!ects the fo ing from Hon. the 'Earl of Wilton and Lord " Mr. Colles exhibited at my l e upor:TWO occa f, and "-WILTON afforded great satisfaction a innsenient to ray who were specators of his 'for manci " Metten Mowbray, rciz 24th, 183 " Kinfalens _Cast 7e, May 14th, 1839, " DEM: SlR,—Permit me to thank you for the very great amusement you have afforded to myself and friends during the three weeks of your sojourn here. I believe there has not been a single guest at the Castle, since your arrival, who has not ex pressed to me the gratification they have experienced, not.only by witnessing your mar , ellous dexterity and professional ac- v inremerst, but with the fund of wit with wlii~li yon ly gram' cient in your art. Should you again travel north, I shall be— at all times—most happy to see you at Kinfauns. Lady Gray joins me in best wishes for yourself and all friends at T - ington, and be:ieve me very sincerely yours, " Mr. Gales, 87, Prince's-street, Edinttergh " "GRAY MR. COLLES'S APARTMENTS, 62, Continue open Daily from Eleve FOR T , HE EXHIBITION AND SALE, 01 , HIS MAGICAL DANCING FIGURES, EN'T'HUSIASTIC VP )LO'NCELLO PLAYERS, CHANGEABLE CARDS. MAGICAL DISSOLVING BALLS, ENCHANTED CIGAR CASES, OR BON-BON BORE, 'THE WONDERFUL TEA-CADDY, THE INTELLIGENT SWAN, Mons. Robert Houdin's beautiful and sta LE VASE A L'ENCRI thug Deception of OR, THE MAnIC FILTRATION, With 250 other ingenious and amusing Novelties, not to be procured elsewhere. ADMISSION, rHalf•a Crown (allowed lo Purchasers;) Chil dren, if accompanied by their Friends, One Shilling each. For particulars see Circulars. CCP' PAY PARerICIILAa ATTENTION TO THE ADDILESS, then/ being no ouhcard appearance of business. MRS. 'WOODS', BOOKSELLER, 62, BOLD-STREET, (Exactly opposite Newington. ,RICHMOND'S GBNTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING iESTABLISHMENT, I and 3, PARADISE-STREET, and 2. CHURCII-STREE7 el • anc RICHMOND begs to draw the attention of GENTLEIACE, SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, others, to his UNRIVALLED OOUTPIT DEP AR'PAIPNT, including all the Novelties of the day, for aWITLENIEN"S LINEN. LONGCLOTK, •iffiGKITA "D DRESS SHIRTS, FRONTS and COLLARS; 1101" ad YOUTHS' SHIRTS, of all sorts d sizes. ,The CUIRASS SHIRT, soAriiiversaily approved of, in Three Qualities, viz.:-305., 4%4 and dOs., the Half Dozen. SILK, MERINO, COTTON, AND WOOL HOSIERY AND UNDERCLGTHING. GLOVES, IN EVERY MAKE. ;INDIA, CHINA, AND BRITISH BANDANAS, STOCKS, OPERA, /ERIAL, BEAUFORT, And ALBERT TIES. CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, C,•RPET BAGS, KNAPSACKS, UMBRELLAS, PALETOTS RAIL WRAPPERS., SWIMMING BELTS, BATHING CAPS, / MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF GI IN ZEPHYR, LUSTRE, PILOT, &C., .1 VULCANISED CHEST EXPAN. Afloat for the FOUGERE'S WELLINGTON SURTOUT AIR CUSHIONS, COtIIGHS, ASTHMA, AND INCIPIENT CO NS U M PTION, ARE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY KEAT4NG'S COUGH LOZENGES. During a period of more than 40 years this valual4; medicine has triumphantly borne the severest test of . pttbile opinion, lone it b: tinily tat sure awswareimaritr . OYSTERS, ;,.~,~~ THOMPSON'S NEW OYSTER STORES, LOWER CA:iTLE-STREET, THREE Doons NORTH O F BRUNSWICK-STREET. EEWARD THOMPSON begs respectfully to NORT Hinti mate that the above Establishment WILL BE OPEN for the reception of his Friends and the Public To-MORROW (Wednesdand the 181 k instant, where, in addition to his present place of business. 36, Dal street, he will constantly have on hand a large Stock of t pri un est LONDON, DREDGE-INCH, LISAUL,-A - ND OTHER 120 of the best Whitstable or on Natives. or 1 4s. Rd 120 Lisadel Oysters, pack a neat mat basket, for Barrel of Natives. NATIVES, LISA , and DREDGE-INCH, per score in the Shop. _ _ Orders promptly attended tc STERI ING QUALITY, EXTRA W( MKMANSHIP, and u won its way,to pan . that sound lnowledgeil to be the most effectual afe. and speedy remedy ever offered 011ie world for that ge class of disease which affects the Pulmonary Organs. iIdPORTANT " Another instance of the good effects of Keating's Cough Lo regg6s, upwards of 21 years' standing, " Liverpool, 6, Bold-place, j2ll. 26, 1648. "My dear Sir,--1 have great pleasure in informing you that my wife has received great benefit from the use of Keating's Cough Lozenges, yOOO recommended her a short time since. Previous to this she bad been troubled with a severe cough, and was under same of our first medical men here without ex periencing any relief: however, Keating's Lozenges have done wonders.--With respects, believe me, yours faithfully, . • "THOS. AfAYOR, "to Mr. Geo. H. Howeit,, Chemist, 72. Dale-street." " Citeethmn-hill, near Manchester; Ang. 21,1844 " Sir,---I am glad I have taken your advice in trying Mr. Keating 4 a Cough Lozenges. 43 I have for a long time been troubled with shortness of breath and a bad cough, and have tried a great variety of medicines, but derived very little bene fit from them ; but since I have made trial of Kcating's Cough Lozenges, I have breathed better, at the cough is quite goue. " I am, S!r, yours truly, "To Mr. Croft."• " SARAH FLETCHER. Prepared and Sold in Boxes, is. lid., and 'fins, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d , and Ills. 6d. each, by THOMAS Kaauxo, Chemist, &c., No. 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, London. WHOLESALE AGENTS, 14VERPOOL:—T. EYRE and CO., EVANS and CO., CLAY and CO., Druggists. Sold Retail by Messrs. Clay and Abraham, Bold-street; Mr. Howell. Dale-street; Mr. J. R. U'Guflie, Castle.street; and Mr. Ellison, Chemist,Church-street, Liverpool ; Messrs. Platt, Chemists, Chester; and all Druggists and Patent Medicine 'Venders in the kingdom. N.B.—To prevent spurious imitations, please to observe that the words" KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES" RN PpsrAved 011 tha QPI7pR/4,14r,NT STAMP of each Dox, SUPERIOR STYLI WITH REASONABI A most superb Assortment of Dres S £ IIL -6,-s' TROU ,ERINGS jao'rvery variety fo SEPII DAVIS ILOR AND DRAPER, 14, COLQUITT- BRUNSWICK CLUB N consequence of the increas Pronrietor has been induced to arrange for a NV IN, tif FOI Nfembers, the nnmelv, a Ditto ( I 1 take place, being coinme The List will C on the 20t: 11 be 7s. 6 ach. All arrea the SECRETA RY •e likev structed New ('lab-list will Open for the Thirteenth Quartc ST. PROPRIETOR CHARGES Dining, and Promenade Fit warrnted Ist Port. 24 Port Port 4th Port Only, On TUESDAY 'hen the FOURT ti WINES ent of the Nen Year 11 entire 11 11ont111) , Snbscriptinns. 2s. fid W. E. WHI'l (mover-street _ 14114 WINES, SPIRITS, AND BOTTLED MALT LIQUORS. GEORGE ROYER Al' WINE AND SPIRIT MER D Co H ANTS, LIST OF PRICES FOR ( I ON DELIVERY gle Bottle may be obtained at the Per ( st. Sherry (Pale a n dfieswn) 38 0 .. 19 34 0 .. 17 30 0 .. 15 4th „ Micellas CAlcavella P Pint ups, Hock POR nd SHERRY from the Wo , superior Old Crusted Port, SPIRITS. May be obtained in any quantity, from Fint Old Isliiy Ditto Het Old Co Grain Whisky Rest.ol(l Ilonan( Bpst ()Id Jiunttic Brandy, Pale or Browr. 80TT1.9) MIT LIQ' IN THE HIOHEST STATE OP Edinburgh Dinner Beer Fine Scotch Ale Barton Mild Ale HALF-PINT HI 'y Casks India Pale A Finest Burton Bitter Ale ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD, Super Allon Ale (in 9 gallon casks) Ditto (in 18 gallon casks: Burton Bitter Ate (in 9 gallon cask Ditto (in 12 g Ditto (in half '-barrel Best XX Dublin PUrtc , i (quarter Cask'i) ELNER'S FIRE I'AMER ! COMBINING NON-CONDUCTION EVAPORATIO '0 every mint nnenshire, TN confirmation of the several lezal opinions befoi obtained, pronouncing the plan specified and advertised TANN'S, as an impudent, reckless, and unwarrantable infring Lthority in patent cases, of wl extracts "I see no reason to doubt the validity of . fr.IETTI s Patent IN ITS ENTIRETY. lam of opinion tha le invention as to Safes; described in TANN'S specificati ,is an infringement of MILNER'S Patent. .STER, Temple "June 25th, 1850." In addition to the cant' appended at foot, and as a measure of self-proleetion, to e le us to recover ourcost s. we respect fully announce tha 'e shall proceed in Chancery against every Seller, Buyer or User of these illegal articles. After nearly It .f a century of Parnest pursuit of our one etnployin:; more experlenied Machinery) tlrm all the other Safemakers in Et led by the best Safes in the their duty. We ask of the Liverpool public to come and see our Works, (always open to them,) and judge for themselves. MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c. TO MANUFACTURERS,,PURCIL4SERS, VENDOR. _OF FIREPROOF SAFES, tiOXES, bavius; s granted by the above NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE ,N, that LEGAL PROCEED INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof Safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of the invention secured 'to THOMAS MILNER, his Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West :all day of February, One Thousand Eight niinster, Twenty-si Hundred and Forty BARLOW and ASTON Solicitors for the i'ntentees, Manchester, June 14th, 1850. The above applies also to Milner's Scotch and Trish Patents THOMAS MILNER and SON. TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD, AS BELOW. MY fellow-sufferers I sympathise with you, under your NERVOUS or MENTAL AFFLICTION; but hav ing discovered the means of curing myself of a deep-rooted Nervous complaint of fourteen years rturationil take this me thod of informing you that I am (9. V,)ylfh able and willing p e p s illy- SSI(iN (.11 , SPIRITS. This . one of the tonis. It prevents Ri • es, Learninv„ nan or woman chee 1. It is the chief cause of lost distress Society, &c INVOLUNTARY BLUSH' This keeps the Ncrvcus out of Society or renders them comfortable in it. SLEEPLESSNESS. Is treatment never fails to restore REST LESSN EFS. his prevents the sutTerer from settling tc anything or finiti contentment or satisfaction anywhere. A Dislike of ocietv : Unfitness for Business nr Study : Hysterics; Wretcl. Taoughti .ruction ; Far of Insitnity For these and other Nervous or j ilental:;fTerings and In. sanity, no other CURE is known. I challenge the nation to produce any other. And I offer aRE WARD of ONE HUN DREDcurediseases POUNDS, to remove these Mental or Nervous Affec tions by any other means. And another HUNDRED POUNDS, to cure as many of Insanity (50 ) in the same time as I have. These Cures have not been effected by Pills, Pow tiers, s ll es orauptlie t i s, Bleeding. &c., o & , c in , y n o g r re c a a t n maans that act on the nerves and enable me to restore the brain to perfect health, which is the organ on which the cor rect ssorking of the thoughts and feeling depend. Having for thirty years been successful in the cure of these Comnlaints. it as of nearly 20.000 applicants i;;;; iiiaiter of surprise that thousands have Applied tome from all parts of England, Ireland, Scotland, France, America, e strictly used these means. i l l al t . he feeling is general that no os who hate And that all who cannot ottersti 1 0 ednelreenddinnitoechts:,,kllzt known mo c ilc A l alui n sin. f ea l e ru n art o irele.a w e di o l i ; j, ‘ih, d o. avail themselves of the EXTRA MEANS at my house, or the ordinary means at their own, may gi ve up a ll h o p e o f a c u re . I therefore advise Nervous Sufferers, and the Friends of the Insane, to come or write. Thirty years successful practice, leaves no doubt but they can be cured unless malformation prevents, and this is a rare case. Let none therefore be dis couraged •by the idea of expense, as benevolence rather than gain is my motto. B N L Y;;1. 0 1 ,,i WI s BL LL . ay i . S i a 110 Ex S T EL , B E: i ( A. N 18, , RI ! a L r T A , . 1 1 , L&,eoN.,pc youWiiisenCrixO - &epVliCiilars of your case, 1 will tell you it I can cure you. And if you enclose a stamp I will send you Free MY PAMPHLET, (26th Thou Faint) which will give all the information you require an your Case, Means of Cure, Terms, &c. EXTIt4 MI NS and iwcommo goop therc when,required.. Z=3ElVBZ:ME'sZia=S==;lip LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK, NO TM?. THE TRANSFER BOOKS for the SHARES will be CLOSED on t 17th of January, 1851. By order of th Water-street, 19Mr1Secembe,•, kSSOCIAFION Ind Own NEW £lO 2016 instant until WM. CROSS;;Manager CHURCH-STREET. DECEMBER 12TH, 1850. ETING of OWNERS of PRO- HOUSEOWNERS OFFICE,?, 2, TARLTOi AT a nnmerc PEATY, 11 Mr ere passed : • Moved by Councillor W. K. TYRE Councilk perty present at t Association is we; quired." Moved by icil nr THnMA "That a ...e. C;etrit r with th ealth ssible, the the Association, to be call LEEDS AND LIVI DOUGLAS NTOTICE IS HEI RA L ASSRALF of the CA IN WOOL and PC ken into ed upon icn, by" mds,Wal Bradford, Yo, EPIPII AN Y Qt 111 QUARTEEt SESSIO PALATINE of LANCAST LANCASTER, on MONDAY. a the t the 6th xt the r :1 the county And at the Cc mence at s to Twelv Y GIVEN, that County I illiam Wo; Attorney ):k in the Ire Coon Office four days at least before GORSTS T a numerous vetted by Circular 6_ held hi the Council Chh to, the LLOYD, Secretary r to Six, OOL CANAL AND .VIGATION. a SPECIAL of the COMPANY of PRoPRIE-. NAVIGATION from LEEDS to LAS NAVIGATION will be held at atilof 'V iy of Proprietors at the C 3111 day of Dfcember instant, at and, by adjournment, at the on WEDNESDAY, the Ist 3 TUESDAY, the 'clock at Noon, on , IzNz NG, at Ten is respectively at Twelve o'clock at Noon it the said Se nstructions for k of the Peace's respectively Deputy Clerks of the Peace ting of GENTLEMEN, con- 1 FL ,11, on stant, the Venerable Archdeacon Bnnoxs It was moved by WILLIAM EA B. YATES. Esq., and r ell by JosErl , Library; for the use highly approved of by this It was moved by the Rev. Dr. RA MAYER. Esq., and resol seconded by JOSEPH a to pr )te the It was moved by WILLIAM 1 NE, Eq., seconded by JOHN Woonnt That Thomas Ber It was moved by • CHAPI That the , ... sures as they may deem most likely to forward the objects of the Institution. JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman On the motion of THOMA That the best thanks of th presiding over the Aleetir " LIVEItP( L ASPHALTS COMPANY ARE PREPARE POLONCI SPITALTE, Either for Layit ,te freedom frc rehouse Floors, alr:e to Vermin I Granaries — , Sta- -2s. 6d. per and CO., 14, Union-street, Old- Ll s, Coach•houses, cazglrr hundred ordinary o twenty courts computed to cover as lar A DISTANT Rri heard befo: 1 for the def ship existed between• the prosecutt addressed the former with—" 'Vett art prisoner's, I believe ?" Prosecutor ( how far might I reckon back to prove that ? what relationship 112 v re i and his grandmother are rid the pi )out half cou (Laughter.) - 1 squares, 1 D rooms. NV uthnatices, it has been s the city of Turin. Tlvr..—ln a case of highway rob- Mr. Justice Patteson, at York, the cce, wishing to show hint a relation_ ive of the • "Why, MI tell you 's father sins, I believe." CHARLES DICKENS AND DAVID COPPERFIELD.—We Lve nveral reasons for stsuecting that, here and there, under the name of David Copp vonred with passi,gcs from the tures, and experience of Charl professions selected for the id reporter and th is, moreover, an air of reality pervad , . to a degree never attained in any of I of narration.—Proser. ALISON AND MACAULAY.—I tails, is unrivnlled in the H yet gvOded by exquisit extended canvass of Histoi geld, without his gloom ; Macau of Raffaelle with the minutent, The erudition of both is iilyulzi We have been fa- I history, adven- Indeed, this 1 character, who is first a in the Alison is a The style of t he latter is fre ; of the former, elegant exc.( There ag the whole boot some respects these two ntrasts. Macaulay, su- exquisite in the selection rent of his de or in delincat i f ur of style, negligent of , Is supreme on the • combines the neauty of the Dutch school. flowing. ant igly, but, marked more varied with care. Both are poetic in t times rise to the highcst flichts —both at e ; but in. ;on. Mae- If to the everyday world ; Alison to earnestness and pov au l av address, the higher qualities 'of oa. glssin frequently and systeina, his narrative; Alison rarely, and only to der No historian represents, in an (qua' ;1. -- lay, the average ideas, feelinP.• English people ; he hits beyond, the ponula” The former uses o give piquancy to 1 character ree wit !I Ala ea n olitical wants of the ingbelow or flying withou' l' - )irable sense 'end , . his work unbounded popularity. He is the representative of the Present ; Alison is the advocate of the Future — Dublin University. LODGING- IIOU.;E KEEPERS' LOGIL house keepers of London are begit. probable profits of the Great Exhibition St_ in other words, they are "counting tt they are hatched that is to say, , ( 01 Somebody has said that 4,000,00) 1 poured into London, and sr -- 1.000,000 beds to let. —The lodging sing to calculate the n of 1851, or their chickens before they shell out. will be recommend some 0 nun as tour into one won't go, we the intended visitors, before they leave a comfortable bed at home, to " sleep upon until they have made sure of a substitute. The ber l trade has received a tremendous impetus, in fierce demand, as if it were expected that the invasion of 1851 would lead to the sacking of the whole city. Lldging-House Keepers are looking out in all directions for bedsteads, or for amything that will turn up to serve instead, and we have heard of a proposal having been made to a family requiring apartments, to male up a bed in the cistern for two of the child:en, by drawing off the water in the evening , and getting the infants _up and dressed bey ncl sacking is ..-tore the water is turned on in the morning. .f the company should take it into its head—its New River head—to sluice the sewers in the course of the night, described. nl It isheieht; which does happen n ow an d th e n, of course the p oor children might be u nex p ec t e dly " washed and done f or ," as ewxell,lecatsed thatboard d provisionsan l(algc w y dre d that meat will be sold by the mouthful instead of the pound ; that bread w:1! rise, without any reference to any partieu'ar quantity of yeast; and that butter will be found to be fetching . a shilling an ounce, by those who are sent to fetch the butter. As to milk, we have heard that a " Pure Milk and Cream Company" have taken the lease of a chalk-pit near town ; and new -laid eggs are being already laid in lime, wit.h a view to the approaching season. Sand is being brought to this country as ballast, to be thrown on to the sugar market, at the proper moment, when the mind is at its height ; and foreign sloe-juice is being carried into Port, as far as it can be emported.—Puneh. are or A of the IV if tt T My wife 0 0 5 0 5 0 4 0 4 n