The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-03 00:00:00

0 ON his a ris t al %fr n ac- 9 ' e ecent to ifieutlem" the I'opef , is anowig '0 s t Pe r r e gu " ill;. martv, i 5 GOu dot" daY be , u tter il thii co, not wl' e° --tb 3l _'„or. ,when we to Y ° P e .,l • A Ito diCe Lithi Preccuilt), Sata ji. de vith al l e i4b; Pr to j gr ont s e to 11°rti s : igs srer or d 0100 the faies.,,c or o f 0 telo(.:ferl hristians,t; ver te, u n He el"" bt • of hg t itthroe.he l an 8, ma y Lora to Th e a n d t in devis e stie to nat ion, vouhris on f u e ni a nirsi irar n t t bat Oh! drav tt a, eo rin t hab )raY er ' of Le Spirit unitiNf U 40 1 Y SPIr i; • ISO 8R pt ACTIC .10 90,100. b o w gr e innierita, I,teil atesPi6e°- ho , t hos e A s 'Are nglan.'t , - 0 r the to r 3 „ e r- _,, 50 gp rrOrS , id •StrifeStS of serl!ires!! H ers 6 eoP la be l t •s-0113111 01 13111 eir t° lizen ee i n egt iloCt r d g et ; 10 a° id etiC e t to P is Ot r pose )at entince rePe n `;ver 3 aY re , g 0t , ),W:;130 i t .t, broA d g t ffrea bu , [Ol9 god , ied e ` icer ill , C ; a l ray 1 Glll5 tab l Y ta l e e t ' r 5Pe 0 1- _1: her A- ;iced °P the to stpoet the '; wr ist ~.r ~a 4. eir gclti c r t e b rP, O shill boiY ep hft thes' bey,3, MI alavrtages, Zittb% hub ilDtatb9. 1 11AllItlED. gi'll4,l7ll2)stiiltitno., a Pt6asant-street Chapel. by the Rev. G. migiBter Rey. • THOMAS SWALLOW, Weslej . an Association , 00tt. ' t o MARY, Wid ow of the late J. LEWIS, Esq., of the e tito, at Grange-lane United Presbyterian 01; 4 4 : o n i„ r Inh'kul, Mr. ALEXANDER MACKELLAR to 1141 , rr th ir e ,.. , - t. - o. , .. n u r ai i i l g n it ib 'e e r rl o a f n t d h . e late THOMAS CARTER, Esq., 'ISSAeLO I Itimo, at St. Nichols s's Church, Mr. JAMES LEE 4 4 1iie u , the Old Swan, to Miss M. JONES. of OfE, — , 4. at St. Peter's Church. Mr. WM. DANSON, late of the ship Sorato, to ATHERINE SMITH, late 'iiN - I ( ^ ) ej, to MrCeifilLOTTE JO , NES widow of the late , ES, hruslnaker. ° at St. J o h n th e Ba , Miss HARRIFT JONES. al St. John the Ba tist's Church, SAM, ir t , et; eldest son of Mr'. HOWARD RIPLEY, of her Ma- A . N $ , %Coins, to BRIDGET, daazhter of Mr. DANIEL 9t Beresford-road, Toxteth-park. at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. ELIJAH Aiy,e .to Silas ANN BELT-- 41 4 'el, at St. J o h n th e B at I ZABETH RADLEY, ultimo, at Christ Church, by the , 4 111 b ), LEE, so o or Mr. WM. GREW, of H ul7biraln, to ELIZ k [`ETU eldest daughter of Mr. I.HO k!at4',l,: ) f B oundaryane, West Derby. • tit St. Oswald's Catholic Chapel, Old Swan, by the Ih4V;ftilddocks, Mr. P. NOONAN to JANE ROWE, both qie day at 00E . St. Peters Church, Rock Ferry. THEODORE C:2 l 7. l !ter mariner_ to Mrs. LOU IS.A 'WORRELL. st's Church, Mr. CHARLES st's Church, Mr. WM. BELD both of Toxteth-park. _ „ li,ZigteVO 4 ultimo, at Childwall Church, by the itev. n. WA b tele, JOHN ICERFOOT, jun., of Tanyrogo, near ' 4l itt tLrz k BETH, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS itTo , qtr,,'t6 of Halewood. Woodhburch Cheshire, EDMUND, son of Mr. "tVING, licensed victualler, Vauxhall-road, to 4 ,1 10,0 . 4 g1iter of Mr. JOHN WIGNALL, of Anghton, near 10E,„ t il Ultimo at St. John the Baptist's Church, itßao''ltTSON'to Miss MARY DOYLE. CP'" Chapel, Como St. Nicholas's ~atholic 1,84`04, yent, Mr. JAS. KELLI, of Uppei• Dams Ore 4 4 ;ittY ALLEN, of Warren-street. 118 ; Neston, by the Rev. R. Yarker, IL A m u, I e Z : YIPSON, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr.'IVIDS 7 1 %14 day "r dealer, both of Neston. 414' ANY , at Wrexham Church, by the Rev. Mr. Davies, 1 "-DWARDs'_ blucher. of Ruabon., to ELt2NRRTIL 4 ,re q - ugoter of Mr. JA Mhb MIMS Y, at the Parish Church, Ormskirk, hy the Bev. ( Ft;'Ot i.',;(4'brother of the bride.) Mr. JAMES BROOM' . lAiiite r , 111 (M, Cheshire, to F.I.IZABETP ,(),.,04°,_f.the Rev. C. FORSHAW. 144 1 4i e o i-K at Rawness, Windermere nctimlfent -ot Altca w " of Ma t • 4 . . h t , ti Jor ROU ltd, or vvralyi - igg,r, Jy rtr. " l Syant, at Christ Church, Everton, of The Rev. O tt ll Mr. JAM FS CARR,tuilder, of Everton, 'lrtlyJ i „, -LAIR* St. Philip's Church, Mr. MACK, both of this town JOHN COLE • 14 t ei) attt BRTHS. Itiching,s-park l Backs, Lady WILTSHIRE, of a 1144igher Broughton, Maud Vete , Esq., of a son. I l an t tii" .B . JAMES KENRICK., of Iletthyr, of twin sons e slime day, Mrs. HARRIES,W Merthyr, of twin .li!!..11,„:, It 4. a remarkable coincidenceethat !best , paraes tOr,"the wife of W. A ) ; jtr iCo ea (lay, at the - stan . - clnuch. L'on 121 h ultimo, at Brighton, Mr, TUTA.Y ... ,. e w . if a e s o h f ad a tion 44 'n bake of three children, all ferrates n Llt , b4 4 }V . _cleven r 'children, eight of - whom are living.. T . he tl4,..it t ,',"'re, and eight children wererr, iously subsisting 't . (li t 'etc, with a slight addition from tire earnings of the th„atliter. %Oh - 18 th ultimo, at Moyne, thelady of J. DEATH, & t end heir. i 154.1 1 24 th ultimo. the wife of ALALESofti of a son. nth ultimo, the wife of the Itev.44AVID T. BARRY, 1 4 "?. iil,7lpth ultimo, the wife of WILLI. 41 e d - Place, of a still-born son. a Y, at The Grange, Wavertrei ANDER BROWN, SI INMAN, Esq., of HOLLINS, of a .Qt_er B. l ' , Mrs. WILLIAM .1130 S,l , Eerry-street, of twin N'"e tia • Cb it tn,- de l, Mrs. THOMAS ROOSE,Hope-street, of a son. at Rainse, Isleof Max - tithe wife of JOHN JAMES 44?i', the 2 7 1? Esq., of a son. the ultimo, Mrs. C. DOHERZY., a a son. 4 hter. 30 th ultimo, Mrs. -JOSEPH BINGHAM, of a 4 14 k tfl„ 1 ,„- i lt r a, at the 'Union-place .Hotel,'Wew York, Mrs the author of a vavel emtitled Julia Howard, and N? ar,7 1 ,, urlder the name .of Mrs..3latuka Bell. Deceased had ft,)LlAli c i f ,',, e4 ,in America abort ten days piior to her death, bat if"whi,:" from the vessel in - a very-weak state, from a fever Premature deli% evy, which , occurred on sbipboard. 140ers Was the daughter of on& of the wealthiest. com 4. rAgland, and tite owner of immense estates in 1re ‘444,4- ) e visited America we believe, entirely on literary ' 4 ll mliesides the werk 'alluded. t0,.-die was the anther of - `" e r B , most of Odell are-viritten in French. Her ere .f.ll. Illtt arc. 5" h.. DIED 4.:" 4 2, th a a concrentenl rne. acwa lostMa r ch,_ r aged 22, JOS., 1-)Welorti/HOVSE. The f -on board the .ship ht sz (lri t ,; 3(l October, o n board the Ghia , i a c, I t ty s 2jst year, HEN P on his passage from eldest son of Mr. l' 4 ol HENVF 40 li 4 / 1 atte‘inn 1., p wet 14,9 0 f t , son NN n iv, e ne VGrll 4uXe IVOi-.11, in the cotmt7 Ltikia,ct,,• ‘, if Manchester, and Sussex. pent and • on ent fro m ,1 1 8 "0 th e lith e poet's enter sister Joan. *i f 71 the 1 9th ag.ed•2:7, Mr. THOLAS DEVINE. </ef . at - Clapham, aged 27, CATHERINE„ Esq., and (IRught,er of J Alarslaud, , a at tw o i t o u n e t l h d ; near Stockport. Tile:deceased was married O f f I ,l l4(' 't d ,,, alr ,' aged 6O2nlTl.2l;e;liel.llealof./(r. JOHN HANNAH, Vert,4 4, and eld es t di t 4ater of the•late Mr. Ingam Varley, V i ne d ,6 1, ..1,1A - ,'Y' St Scarborough, agett',ll9, fAIRY, the wife of Mr. RT, .a , cottateral ki,!scenciant or ;nnaite ,at , of lain, .being .he eighth in regular I tE 2oth eating-house , keeper,we this town. , N l 4 f , Ultimo, aged 16 snoriths, , TEß)S. II; I le , 11( vAIAS WI LIALNIS, victualer, Strand•street. ov:hs4,l;i,L,..at Dumfries, Mrs. M'IMARMID, wife of J. ir/ w ith ttihi: f s tour er uaP its• „i - e •, t he to WO don e, if oos Goa " at all .05t „at a' pre:l 3o o' o at tb t wee", tb , )e...sse?_Ael HOLYHEAD, Nov. 25.—The Storm, Brooking, from Liver pool for Beyrnut, put in here to-day, with loss of foretopmast and jibboorn. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.—Wind N.N.E., moderate. ARRIVED.--Covcer, Bell, trom Sincapore—Essex, Roxby, Ichaboe—Otter, Fox, Hamburgh—Ninies, Randall, Oporto— Eidswold, Drontheim. -Adelia Ann, Sutton, for Rouen- Henry, Charleston —f nmt Jane SAILED Hayti—Commere( —Esperance, Clark, Caroline Nesmith, lisbury, Agnes, I awn, Apa!achico Caro Sim The Re the forme T—Jane H. Glidden, 'CI ladetphia—Wm. Parker, Moffatt, Vaiparatsc Levant, Currey, New York Rosita, Cadiz- 2 Francisco—Bona Dea, Roe, S. Pernambuco—Tagus, Wade, L -)on s.Avannah—Ariel; Hannington, Jane. IN Jamaica, at Falm 'erceira Ct onicbane, at Leghorn. Rattler (s. s.), Carter, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Genoa s.), Hardie, from Malta for this port, at Gibralta Octavia, hence fbr Newcastle, at Milford, lost sails, &c. Speculation, hence for Aberystwth, at Studwall Roads. Elizabeth, Partridge, hence at St. Übes. Ocean-, Shea., sailed from St. Übes for this port 13th Nov. Ninus, Raodoll, sailed from Oporto for this port 13th Nos Robert, Dickert, hence at Revel. Onward, Fowler, hence at Cape of Good Hope. T-Talon, I►Malcolm, an Gem, Proctor, hence for Nara Abd-el-Kader, Martine, he lost sails. :e for Pernambuco, at Falmouth, Levantine (s. s.), Cumming, sailed from Leghorn for Messina laguolia, Fraser, Ilene, t Kingstown, towed in dismasted, vi from near Wexferd, afte, nee. _ Fairy Queen, Marsh, from Woodbritlge, for _ at Ramsgate, lost anchors and chains. Friends, Lynch, hence at Waterford, with loss ef anchors and chains. .Monkey, hence at Waterford, for Cork, leaky, hut has had port, at the leak stopped. Jabez, Smith, from terara, and Trial, Curtis, from Malta , ov.. 25.—The Austrian barque utovanni, ndria for Liverpool, hasbeen surveyed, and Zappar, from Alex will discharge beveargo to repai t back, having lost her anchors and chains in the The Harriet Scott, Ritter,Tro_m London for !ceded to Ma Roadi, after losing he virtiett from nem,. SAinvnEasy , ... .—The Henri Quatre, of St. Malo, un Watchman's Cape, Patagonia, to Liverpool, drove with gins, ant !CT, Nov OAS morning 1 endeavoured to !fetch this harboty )lit,'toultt not hut ?IT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28.—Win'd':S. kRRIvE) (s.), Coinstorl: 'fro Bombay, Calvert, hence at Bomba Wm. Cason, Vaughan, hence at S It. Charles, Hilliard, hi Moore, hence at ts.), from Hay Lence at to S.W., ligt .Ciiilemy, sailed from '':ante for this port 29t1 lecca, from Newport for' this port, has put t port, with loss or sails, , and other damage. cb. sailed from Trieste for , tliis port 23rd Oct Boag, sailed Irons Bordeaux for this port on the 19th November. Blair, Moody, and Leonide Luco,ittence at Havre. Diana, Wubbe, hence at Aorta. Joseph. Vollemaer; Egide, Ha-lewyck ; Prophete, - It and Loochristie, Cornelis, hence•at•Ghent. •khove, kluciit. Stern, from Havre, for this port, at Cowes. Wiiey Lass, Davies, (rota Havre, for this port, at Milford :khousen, ken alparaiso ; Carl :Dederick, s sprung), from - Trieste -at ha Jane, Ellis, from Wisruar at Cromarty, arid-sailed for kmbassador, Tagliaferro, from in here this moraine, from o sails, &c. 1 casks (;f tallow !have been ,n(1 her boat, bottom up, he tallow for London,-16th Jul}, and ACO3IBE, Nov. 26 tlAs port Ita, was assiste Liverpool for M off-Lundy Island, with dat NEST, Oct.23 : —Tbe , BritishbaNue Volrte, wit •=I:3 LFOItD, NOV Forty wiles off S 20.—Agnaotity of oranges ivere - passed about Anne'ii Head, by the Henry-and Dora, ar- gers, we Three barques, apparently-with passen e on rthe'.24th instant, inside Tusliar, by laleolm, arrived here FRIDAY, Novvatairat 9.9.—Wind S. to 5.5.13. Young. from Demerara—Tanjore, Lind- St. Petershurgli—Ninus E - Sandeil, .Oporto—ltevell, Carlie, —Gannet (s. s.), ...ullivan, !Rotterdam. , _, ''SAlLED.—Empress, Antb-rson, for Savannah—Cmsar Muir- . lan, Rio Janeiro—State Rights, Wart-en, New.York—Pascoe, Knight, Lisbon—Robertina, Stewart, Trinidad—Hibernia, Doak, Philadelnbia—Q. *------ Syra—Here, Elms,. and 'Bootle, Patrickson, from the •itiauritius, at Freemant7e. Ardent, Cowling, sailed I:oar—Marseilles for this.port N0v.23, Petra, De Cuculla, hence at./lilboa. Bice. Waring, froal at. Petersburgh, at Queenstown. , N. 8., and Anna, from Quebec UGbon, - from St. .0 bothat Gravesend. Devon, sailed from Paterine this port Oct. 31 .!e Nov. 21, and Arcturus Nov. 22, at Genoa. —A brig has been seen on the GosdwinSancLs, ainutes. is feared there has been g eat loss ..of 2s.—iieafe'rday morning the wind shiftc during the-day sever, g a heav isiaried their anetcer. - The:wina is now east, and the Ler moderate (s). henc leicAL, No at eared in a t Nov. 2.1.-1 I:owiSTOFT, Nov multi to E.N.E. blow LIVERPOOL STANDAUR• Waterford.—Elizabeth Bentley, hence, 12th Nov, off Tuskar. —Titiana, hence, 3rd Nov. in lat 46 N;:long 44 \V.—Niagara (steamer,) hence, for New York, 17th Nov. in lat. 47 N, long. 51 W.—Gordon, inward bound, 23rd Nov. off Cork.—Asia (steamer), hence, for New York, 23rd Nov. at eleven p.m. off Bardsey.—Jalawar, hence, for Calcutta, 20th Oct. in lat. 14 N, long 27 \V.—Warwick, from Calcutta, for this port, sth Nov. in Int 29 N, long 31 W.—Agnes, from Demerara, for this port, 29th Oct. in hit 37 N, long 55 \V; had experienced a dreadful hurricane 9th Oct. about 200 miles to the southward of Be muds, and lost the greatest part of her sp Armstrong, hence, for Bombay, 14th Not in lat 4 . 1 N, long 11 in lat 34 S, long 31 1 in lat 12 N, long 19 W.—Nortl Oct. in tat 14 N, long 28 W. Nov. Smalls bearing S.E. twenty miles.—litania. benc Nov. in lat 4G N. lone 44 \V.—Walton, hence, for Calcutta, 16th hence, 1 - lane, hence pore, Ist Nov. In 1at.44, 48 N, long 13 A from Alexandria, for this p:irt, in lat. - .3rd Aug. Calcutta, Christiana, VV.—Walton N 16th Nt in kit 45 psey,f s 1)014, friim New Orlean 2331 Nov. in lat 49 N, ' N.I3. flit* this port, 21st 6 W.-n( in lat 49 N long 11_ W, with loss of adder, having been struck by a heavy 1 ippiitg it, the sea being ortg 25 W locg €0 W Sen. in. f this port, for sou s .nort, for —Richav long 241 W - - - roan this port, 2Stb Nov Vaterkelp' port, for Syr N, long Guiana, _ ftorn this port, for Cate 1 W.—Hopewell, of this port, 221 —Thetis, hence, 21st Nov. in it Dug 91V,- long 6 W 4art ct. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, Nov. 26. 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ipps and Co., Liverpool, merchants; as far as r Eyre—P. Heulgrave and Co., Taxtetli Park a , tar distillers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Goultlesbrough, Manchester. manufacturer. Gundry, Bridport, banker. S. Dobson, Harlow, surgeon. Hammond, Macclesfield. innbeeper. aids H. I Liver- my Richard ilolloway, Ryde, Is arses Mackenzie, Lowe •street, We stus Davis, 4, distiller. Ines lioiiewell Bri lam Smith, ( n Goodd 'Kfa' 7 cciesfreltl, ner-street Shipley, DIVIDENDS ,I facture 1-market rary On Dec. 19, W. God PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. k 'butt and Blac ?..1. SiTti J. A. N lanchester, dy r NOVEMBER 29 LINTRPOOL PRODUCE MARKEI Mr. ere has bee a very lirnited'dernand nd prices of 011 tle.scriptions are 6d, lower, with Benares, which from their - extreme eca :fiietly of this descrip fom 40s. to 425. Cd-, and 300 17s. to 21s. for lour to tine brown .s. atfrem No sales reported in Molas ,le heaviness in the nisi et, poitedo bags new Rio at the saw. brought 3-ed., and srn it black Pepper !r lb.—Rice: 50 es. Carolina sold itt'l6s.-6d. rol9s. 6d., an( Bs. 9d. for good 'broken, to 9s. 3d. per cw The market is al A bare (loudly limited to 7C puns. Leewards•realis! 'OM COT lON MARKET NOVEMBER The state of •affairs'on :ontinent becoming' Ina ims prouucewit uepressina vimu, uum ter market ; the 'trade in consequence continue to limit their purchases to , the supply Mtheis immediate wants,causing a re duction of id. per lb. in the better, and id. to the lower Qualities ofTAnierican ;gyptian a' ud are rather lower Droving so exceedingly inferior the enmrnan•aualities have.dec [ter quAittes, of goou colour, ueios a Islands'have participated in the gen .thin the month American and 1250 - . carat, anu Egyptian, 20 Maceio,...and-.500 Surat, . LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, No.vcs..._ The receipts into this.port up to Friday last, have been mode. ratelpiTicreased.since? by arrivals of Grain and Oatmeal coast. wise and from Irelarol- bilst those from various, ,v of \Vlieat, Beans, se, exclusive ( 2 sacks of Fres ;tea, and ( impart is small qrs. 6f Wheat, .ks, and 5,083 barrels of .Flour shipped !vnrl_ our market tt norning the Wheat trade was languid, 41glish, Irish, and Foreign barely slu t •week, and all , inferiordiinds were de :caper. was also taken off rather less freely, the hest qualities-'( taming the rates-of cictedly Id. per 70Ib.ve 'Flour,•cif all kinds, -without stny change in pH( Malting Barley •was , also Is. per qr. cheaper, , whilst grinding samples of fureige realized rattler higher rates. Beans are rather easier to purchase, and Peese barely sup- a small ad' ance, which W2A very 100 with. Ox:meal in ate ly request, •au the terms of :orn .was; he ‘ as not so freely paid as before NOVEMBER The late heavy• rains having ceased, the weather is now per !city dry, with a sharp frost, which will of cotilise improve the 3nclition of the new Wheats, recently complained of as damp. ... Without any speeclative business of moment, or revival in -the British markets this week, several in the interior are re ported slightly lower for Wheat ; but generally attended by a •regular consumptive dene.and, which seems to be going on itn erceptibly on w- scale rather extensive than otherwise. The Irish markets at the same time appear to remain firm at full Trices; whilst thosein Continental Europe are, in most cases, still tendine,..upwaivis, and with the prospect of the navigation of the Baltic closmpearly, holders there seem nwariab.y to be come more impressed with the conviction of higher rates, and increasingly tenacious in their den During the interval from Tuesd. verat floating cargoes of Wheat market -to , this date, se and Indian ,Corn changed tourLst currency, the demand for other ar ticles of the trade rem aining quiet. Of Oatmeal from Areland and Flour from Canada and the States, the supplies into this port since Monday lastare mode- Although at our market to-day we experienced a.-slow lan guid sale for Wheat.cf all descriptions, holders remained firm, and steadily refused . to accept lower prices,.our,tlotations of Tuesday last stand mall respects unvaried.—States and Cana .. Tian Flour, continutag in more favour than of mime and rood brands fully supporti kinds, met a and the - - - lower grades rather.exceeding late prices; French ,Flour, how- ever, moved rather less fl eely at previous rates, and Irish re mained nominally as last noted. Malting Barley and Malt, upon a moderate demand,remained Beans and PE was apparent. meal, although not in active request, improved 0.. p _ _ • Indian Cor fret; sale for Irish acc ie recent imports of Isast mum are ad roll of seed,tthat priCes of .d fully id. per lb, whilst the decline, and are id= have tahen 4.70 obert Jol! nn Gray( Nall 1.011 , 4111 Yorkel Yec. 20, W. and A. 1 nts—Dec. 20, T. B. •Ie Moors, La nci - . s h Ash ford granted, unless c MEETINGS OF CREDITORS lOR LIVER Caspar Weiss (proof John King (proof an itherston°iaudit) William Kayeaproofund Thomas Wheeler (proof and div.) Robert Dutton Reeves and ktichai man Dawson (2nd)......... John Rowlett (proof and div.), j'airicV Adair Black and John Whiffing- METEOROLOGICAL REGIS' BY MR. C. H. CIIADBURN, il, Will ATMOSPHERIC In. I In - 29.85 j 30.94 30.27 30.34 30.33 30.31 30.24 , 30.17 ;0.10 30.16 iTemir rat eter;i ile . :And Dry! 0.10 j Js.byl titling to meet RIC lIMOND' S GIINTLEM - E? DISE- S -OUTFITTING STI:Et II URC AC GENTLEMEN, d others, to his UNRIVALLED OUTFIT DEP-AIRT3IEN7 neluding all the Naveßic LONUCLOTH. It FRONT'S and COLLArni The CUIRASS SHI Qualities, viz. :-305., MERINO, COTTO PLOVES., SII[CPERS, MERMIANTS, CAPTAINS.. the day, for GENTLEMEN VITA, ANT Dl'S' and Irt 1 ,cVn IN G INDIA, CHINA, retaTisH BA OPERA, ,ERIA 3EAUYORT, CAIIIIRIe HAN Dli•Ef 111,P.SS SHIRTS THS' rsany approved of, in Three s., the Hall Dozen. fiIOSIERY AND ERY MA B uLLoc of the s' ylind of r they contain no INI BULLOCK'S SEMOI For INVALIDS it suppij,re A 6 u food for I NjottS T Nab j.Tns ex etealfe, bookseller. I e. Clapham, 162. 161, Table-d'- go lerchant !iller, Liverpool an i Bootie, w►n► Bon: ne, LiverpOol, cotton broker e contrary ( r, linen G, IR Of 92, BOLD. Afully inform that h ' ll f 0 ST rupee STOCK OF FURS I ev,ry order y sent out he virtue ci ELAND, ►.STREET, as the Ladies of te. 311 Tvp,Ms th it are pl o - paaa , at,,, tea. It mi I'A Doti 'I"SV 0 HUN! ERVOUS .t l e - us Suff /TY fe I ENI'A S REWA ,ost dist It is t ROTEC Ty to I TIO N ~_vf. r e to livard. I j r TORED U BARI FIRE AND 0 B B E R YI S CHURCHYARD, TAKERS in imat e that secured by from t reet. Ch D CLOCKS CIPIENT LE N GES Cough Lo. C%,tle-st please to observe that )ICIPiE lure •f BARRY & Canisters ae can be 14 EALI Rol Ltip. _ li4.toda u l timo, a 4, 4 1, ittZtitt r Ye aged 3 years. ELIZABETH trAROLINE, only pit u Mr. CHARLES .JOUGHIN‘, victualler, Hotham 'tift•l4.rer.22.l ultimo, at the residenee.of 'Mr. John Worrall, 6 r tf.u;:n t Tere, after a protracted :illnesa,,aged 31, MARY, lti tt 'th e „ ENEX LATHAM,stonemason, of London-road. LOIN `l,r(l ultimo, aced 46, MARY -ANNE, the beloved gpl t •GEORGE P.ARK,Nicat alHawkshead. mS dal! a ged 65, Mr. SAMUEL .RADEOIOO, of Park-road. JOHN 2 ears and 10 nsonths,Tl - 1051AS GEORGE, ," of relict of the late Cap' !F- s rkC 4 4 1 0,, b 4;8 6 gR i Y r . residence, W_ 4, 4 .tat t ALsro. Lord of a b, r ( t a,,,,, o e r the Lincolnshire coast , ‘ e_l . l.oi-,47.7_,Jp_r,rionths, .1 (!tils/ GEORU,sen of the late lv ,of the Higher Angel Warrington. The t _awe id child. the flest,.audtlenly, aged 59, l'.79ey haying only been .inantied twenty-two is still more remarkable, 'be : children srere 25ti, y , s. Only six of them.a.re * 5 , ultimo, aged 38, ELEAOR, , , _ N u, . of Pen-y-Bryn-ball, Llangol, ag , ' 8. 3-SNIP"- faorJOHN G Nk.--,T•Air.'IIOI.lEBT NELSON, tori-nerly.ofCsrlislt.. I .kiti t a Y , FREDERICK, eldest son. and,:aniday, the 4„, tt,:h., 0 1?-OEGE second son of the Rey..:LEONARD fi t la "UMW-hall; Sh ropshire. Y. at 11r4r.dle Rectory, CATIIERINE,,,vtife of the I 'll!'ll a ,„ }( ENDAL, rector of Brindle in this county. Lteta eta ber'residence, Childwall. Miss BROADBENT, jf:ar,of her age. 0114_1et" L ime -street. ultimo, aged 42, Mr. ROBERT ,ILESIING, tvel as , I),,` , `et 1 3 irkenhe,rd at the house of Ler.son,llt. Hay, ,1„ if, Or .1 • . " 5 C ‘.e .ol s town, aged 61, Mrs. HAY. kiii,..°N.l,tlitirtio;,agesl 44, Mr. TIMOTHY PARKINION, o t , h ‘vie :d'atualler, late 0f...R0e-street. street. aged 4. MARY ANN ;FRAIN:ICES, tog M RICH N.RD PRITCHARD,grocer, *l4,'/Ie tam • ° r . •Of ~ 4 v A n • lti tt , A,Nl'A;eePly • regrettcd, aged 58, MARY, the ;belayed cs ro 4 7 il zv ''. tON I /LI f Fraser-street. 4, 0 , 4 ".%. 1 \,,,A5ted•60, the , Riglit Hon. GEO. GRENMIIsIiF., 2•,r":r, , 0f Carlanstiwn, in the countyof Westmeatk. aL, - "Altirao aged•s pc-ars ROBERT, and OD th east 41 4.4" 4 Year's,- HEN,II,Y E . ARLE, son; of Mr. ROB'!'. 11~aPraprietor of thej.frerpool ,icans-paciat Circu \‘' 28 1 ' If•' tk \ I Av ol ,. iltirao,.at Rock ..E. , !rry. aged 17 months, JO,S. SOO of Alr. JO.LEPH CHIPPENDALE, of 'Avstams at this port. t o A „.14i, at Westyrond-liouse.,in this county, aged :67, ,',lth widow.of the late CHO. WALMSLEY, Eskt. ' O l iti,l4:geo 7 4' Isitime, at his id ace, in Bedford-street l e na y JOHN -GARNETT, Esq. Zl3: ew' awfitily sudden at the rasidence of Mr. F. A. JLA Perry M WM 'J SFYNIVCR HUGHES, late Po'n,4 . •Setioo . l,'Seac ' orn . lic. s 0 n d o t cluz- „ s i t t tif;t, ,: tziecl,4 l,e m r o p n r t e l s i s s, p 4 l %L nt F e ß r ED 11IPPing Mbi l i ki t Ytip oj sts uAy N • OVEMB KR tf , \L r) 'ell, Storm. from V' .1 N.N.W., fresh. Agona—Oriental, _ Kidston, — John Alebtrana,ftletwe—ueor€ putu Li , " t it, J l) . Alexanctria—Ferunndes, Co g ntente, Abramichi—ifigLon, Wright, Malaza—Henis .444. iiik r.N n,r e t l i l t , t) . .V o n r e l , c. Bunting; Empire state, Rualell, and 11414 e 4144 fre4rt It' le Janeiro for this port 3d Oct., a 4. tisltehlp.c.tober, i f n or ( China. 114, 4 ,,r4h Bontlourbn gll7, a - n7w . Ou " lii " saTioVing - 1;a1 - 141 of tagoula for thi, li u'l• 'i:a k "ails E , l ti t. qu'ent 0 . from. aa 11 o and Lydia, Burnweit, from limi t' 'P hrli, "aMicti off Qeenstwn, k l rsPipitlkZrwoii i,f_roin Crohstadt , for this port, at Orithrys. for St. Michael's. at Scilly. Mt, hence for Oporto, at ditto. tet l i t ' ' , rah fur Dieppe at Dover. Lint nc4„,, arrived hereyesterday from Pictou, was for three , 2i t f l i 1. \ 4 ,(1.' fl(}ating timber and planks, ' on the Banks of New in 4 h/ti c k tl , arrived here yesterday, shipped a sea on the ,; , e 4c,.°11 Holyhead, which carried an ay bulwarks, and !iir7:po , 11 / 2 kl] . l ( l l l o . a' h, , ,h h e eL i c . e for Wick, has put back, hav ik4t Ont., " 0 . for Barcelona, has put hack. 1". N°v ievansti, 1%,,• 1 , 0 , 3 , • 24.— ' the Soppo, from Texan. t ho 'it .411,1 Put in here yesterday, with loss of sails, 1,4 4 No !tarichions, and must discharge fro;n•i2,3.—About 30 tons of iron, from the wreck of „,"_tveroonl for Cactiari, have been saved. fpriek"„ th;`?.. -- -The Tartar, Flynn, from Liverpool, with htuerryhor Liv er ky an the 22nd instant. The Rival, from . q - "°re P O Ol, with oats, went ashore on the 19th inst. 9 . 3 . —The Marquis of Lorne, Clarke, from . 1•0 • At • erPool, put in here yesterday, with satll : 4 Liv . "` o l,;' da tl• (la away. and mainmast sprung. bade r"iii Bore Nov. 20. e,1 on s, —The Haabets Anker, rei)orthore in !loin), has N" g eitl" ' r e iora tbe_.4 ieg r°e ;s 9ll4: ~_ th ° A CO!: erg tbart al bnc , e ttO , grie r , l r e e a i t o. ~ilega t Pt' er'ocei ) 1' '-'° aid And to" ift zent ole p v 05 1 ' °tic • tlO • ti AI ? n tg h e ..ehti ll t o— -. erg fierutfl ° , ci t e . tbeA ? I 'd I me O'P ,f lc tie be- 3 i , thf ia, 5.00 m er a e o i eru ico ri , de reil 0 911 0 0 otb _,l er 1 4, u ff'''. , oduc" 's o°,;l ,uth ar - o u rse di 1 ro t „g re , itt' v , 0 0 2 :cvel'a v ii bAe o i the er4 tb,9betf ete # 713146 or° teri .. too ~et' ;S 6C Yer e r ; 0 bid el , l l9 . 0 1 ..ie• cv e fe " t he i 'lJPi l ec it ot S Of!Or . ' `` for pe b tie al , I bo°,"o l° as thy , o 0 .ft c r osi t eA Jo,ali ATURDAY, NovEnThEn. William West, 4yer, from Seville—Lintin, Rigg, .—lndustry, from, Jamaica—Volant, Shears, and le, Trinick, from Denia—Aretribald, Kerr, St. Übes, S.VlllED.—Coquette, for AfricaThornas Thompson, Twigs, —Anne Mary, Hilton, and Harvest Home, Heron, Stl les, Hayti—Lord Gough, Turner, Buena —Campbell, Dixon. Laguira—America (s.), Shannon, .and Boston—La Rance, Maure, Granville—Achilles, Uncle, Constantinople—Commodore (s.), Wickman, Havre— Zai•cle<Celine, Marchana, Dunkirk—Uclipse, Hall, Messina— Catherine Boland, Williams, arntE4uke of Athol, Wilssn, for Nanles—.Triumphant, Sherds, Yarles—Union, Denduyits, Os , tend—Sabina, Tadd, Oporto. ARRIVED.- from Calcutt Bombay Calcutta Ventura Halifax ), and Arcturus, Legvisaence at Genoa Vigilant, Gravensaat, hence at Oatead. Charlotte Maria, Roach, hence farAiiindisf, at Hayle Gatied,:kence for Et. Michael, at Holyhead. ), hence for Cadiz, at Faltaotith. itecreo.( Devon; - Cimning, sailed from Paliayn Sinith,stitNov., both for this port Paquete, de Christiansand, garaga, both sai led from Ta rr mouth 4t! QUEEN, Madras— mo 31st Oct., am: and Fi4Qrnena, Lag, port 7ttr'Nov. 28th Nov.—The Coson3andeb from Quebec foi:Liverpool, lately abandoned. has been found by one of our pilot eutter.s, and the stea :ler Leeds has...been hired to tow her in from Cayeaear. SUNDAY, DECEMBER I.—lyiod light, A itRivED. , , coltmbus, Goble, from Per Africa (at) Lang,New Yorlf, brings about 207,000 dolicrs in specie—Isaac Webb, Cropper,; New York—Shannon. Lt114,4n, ditto—Ganges, Cornfortb, Boittbay . —Ocean, Shea, St. Übes—Sydney Lass, Davis,llavre—A :nem, Mugica. Anwerp—kUnicorn, Davies, Dunkirk—EligaUalt Ann, Ledstone, Patras. SA I LED.—Eleaur, 'furney, for Barbadosa—Goddes, Gat, Park, Santa Martha—West Point, Allen, "telly, Marana. Buenos Ayres--..„ I New York—liaverolu Carnatic, Rogers,tbence, at Charleston, after =being on shore; but without apparent carnage. Columbia. Farber ;,Queen of the West, liallet..; and Mara thon, Tyler, hence, at New York. Pirate (st) Ritchie; t tilellespont (at) Watts ; Citz:.of the Sul tan, Gilliam ; Laura, Bower ; DAP. Cooper; Vestal, Hap-- kreemati,iltmee, at Conatantir,ople and Tiede Aetiologer (St), WitMtn, hence at Maim in ten naTa. Jupiter, Fick, and Cockerel's, Cockerel's, hence at Unita Cambria (tit), Leith, hence, at Boston 16th Nov, Intrinsic, Al‘Farlane,lomee, at Savannh. C 'ore Sash; "--w- hence, at Virginia. deco r , Edward Kalif, and Conterrt, Cummings, hence, at Toieste Cardine, and Nouveau Faisceau, Flambard, Lion, Ibrdeau.,.. iotargaret (st), Little, hence,„at Havre , Gethsern ATi e. Kalling, hance,,at Riga. 4i ana, Wahl), and Sivanette4ingen, hence, at Hamburg ochristie, Corneli• ss.tience,.at Ghent. • anger, -, sailed from Pernambuco, for this port. 24th Oct Kitty Cordes, -, from Mobileofor this port, at Charle,ston, leaky,,and must discharge, having,bv.en on shore. I Northumbrian Maid, -, sailedOorn Malaga, forlthisiport, 119..11 1•14 v.. Catherine H odja, Hodja, sailed from Bordeaux, for this port, 2atti Nov. - _ CH•Et ISTIANSA ND, ICTH Nov fod. frotn.tbig port. for Ward( The Aces Hansen Lund, Ker has .pt;3t into Mandahl, much ANTwF.ag, 2iivrti Nov.—The General Wallets. Van Straten, from Rotterdam, for this port and Ratavia,put into Texel, 26th Nov. under average. MONDAVI, DccrIKBER 2.—Wind S., moderate. tvan.—Nleg of Mellon, from Ca)(mita—Ranger, Nunn SAILED.—Zepiq Corn acol Luke, for Messina—W Jarvis, Buenos Ayres, . Fisher, Jones, Lorenc, Pear son, Africa, Richard, hence at Pernambuco. India, Willis, hence and Newport, at Savannah. Albion. hence at Rio Jaa t eiro, and Christiana, for Queenstown. Alsrtlia Shallcross sailed from Rio Janeiro for New York 15th Oct. - Asia, Cogniline, from Honduras at Queenstown. from Sydney. N.S.W., at Rio Janeiro, for London. The Boellicea irom St. John. N,13., to Liverpool has been taken into &lily, by four pilot boats, with loss of rudder. The ship De Witt Clinton, from New York at this port, on the 2nd ultimo. in lat. 44.3, long. 4t, passed the brig Venture, of Sunderland, with masts gone, bowsprit standing, one anchor ►.nnt_ deek moth broken. timber loaded, Calias at d. and full of water; no grass or barnacles on buil or timber. MtLFORD, Nov. 2►9.—An Austrian or Italian brig, called the Maria Eineline. from South America to Liverpool, with cotton, is reported to have anchored in St. Bride's Bay, this evening, in want of a pilot to take her to Liverpool, and one has gone do►cn to her assistance The h€ c, loading for Liverpool, bra rounded, 14th instant, but did nc QUEBEC, 16(11 froin her moorings hull • receive any damage. OFF TtiF. PORT.—John Rayenal, from Charleston, and Es from - (=otben burg. No communication with Holyhead ou account of fog. VESSELS SPOKEN. Josephn, from Ascension, for this port. 1;t11 Sep.—Abeona, !ore, for Ohl Ca!ahar. 45th Oct, nir ('ape Palmas.—Conqueror pritpmia, both hence, fur NOT Orleans ; 14th Ncy. or held with iticreasin, g Confidence, and supported the prece- amendment LIVERPOOL cIaTLE IIARKET YESTETIDAV A large supply of Beasts at market this" day has produced a dull sale; buyers operating very cautiously, caused Beef to move off but slowly, and cur last week ;quotation was with dif ficulty obtained. The • suipply of Sheep was smaller than last week, but the large supply of Beet evidently affected the sale of sheep Prime first-class Heiters Second-class Heifers ... FINKING THE OFFAL. . 4ati. to 5 d. per Il• . 4d. „ 4jd. „ . 41d. „ 4id.. „ 'Prime first-class Old Cows and half-fed Oxen Old Scotch and Lambs 1, ;t1 No. at market, Ltmats, 3250; Sheep, 5800. RODUCE MARKET, NOVE44BEit 30. $. d. a. (I. Hay. old, 2011 0 8 (i) 0 y, Potatoes, 901 t. Now I. d. s. d 3 0 - 2 10 - %etch i 6 6 6 Coes O 21— 0 3f Turnips, is ton .15 0 18 e 21— • 31 iCarrots 34 0 0 • 2 0 S Manure 4 0— 5 OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE AT THE DOCKS. Romps, retail, 3s. to as. 24 • Cups, 2s. 6d Turnips.: Swedes, 145..t0 As. per ton of Straw, Wheat Oat Barley Potatoes. per 8011)s PRICES•OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, NOVEMBER 30 d. s. d R. d. x. d. 7fr II 0 4ato 0 61 GraFes,Eng. aF t 1 to 0 0 .... 0 4 0 61 Ditto,, Foreign • 6—o 10 .... 0 6 0 61 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb(fore,qr.. 40—0 0 1 Do. En,g. 60— 0 0 liind„ip. 4•— 0 0 !Fowls, is couple. 3 6 2 9 Fresh Pork .... • 5 0 61 Ducks 3 0 3 6 Bret • 0-0 CP__ • 6 0 8 :Grouse 1 G- 0 0 4 6 - 0 0 Woodcocks Fresh gutter Salt Ditto Eggs 0 4 llarex • 2 6 2 9 1 4 ;Partridges,*brc 2 9 0 0 5 —6 0 iCucumben .... 0 0 0 0 1 1 - 1 , Peach es, each Filberts 2;Apricots '5 0 - • 0 . • f 3 —• 11 Iltahhits. (Th 1 8— 2 • 0 8 4 0 0 Turkeys 3 6 6 k 0 9 .1 0 Snipes ....each 0 9 0 0 o 13 —.O 0 Plieasants.. 0 10 0 0 Wild Ducks 6 e—o 0 4 9 - • 0 MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 30. The trade during the week has been steady, but inactive, and the business done has been confined to sales of each article for consumption. We do not observe any alteration to-day in the prices of our last circular, except as regards oats and oatmeal, both of which are held for a small advance. The market gene rally is steady ; holders evince no particular desire to sell, except at full prices, and buyers restrict their operations pretty much to the supply of present wants ; this applies to each article. 1 • WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 29. The arrivals are good of_ most articles. There is a steady de- -mand for wheat, mitt the finest samples make the price of last week ; ordinary descriptions are sold on rather easier terms. Barley is offered more freely, and the best lots are taken at a decti,ne of Is. per qr., w MIA ordinary runs are unsaleable at a greater reduction. Oats and shelling in fair request, at late prices. Beans without alteration. , - prices of Tuesday were very fully supported for all descriiitions of grain, and in some instances grinding barley brought an advance of M. to dd. In the trifling business done in Indian corn rather Wheat.- Is Od to 2Gs 19s 0' to •23s ba I ttapeseeu .... I Li 6d to 13s 6,1 j Flour, second . Od to Os Od I Indian Corn, 4. (Id to 108 6d I 480 lbs SALFORD CAITI 9s 9d to 103 9d 1 to. les Cd were very moderat 'eather having preVented the usual The supplies to. _ and quality, the rough ... supply from Ireland; the trade, therefore, is rather brisk, and a little advance on pr►me bedsit(' mutton was the consequence. Everything sold up. MANCHESTER STATE OF TRAM, We have had a very dull market all week. The demand for Indian yarns have been limited. For Germany literally •nothing has been dons, in consequence of the accounts thence continuing to be unfavourable to the restoration of peace, and this has been more decidedly the case as the week has advanced. For other quarters, and fur home manufacture, the transactions have been limited. Prices have not been so firmly maintained, but at the beginning of the week there was less giving way than since. At the close of each week the accounts from Germany have been unfavourable, and the arrival of the American • steamer with Idwer rates for cotton at New York, although yet above the Liverpool prices, 11/1(1 a further depress* effect, nail prices of the German qualities, :is well as those for home use, are id. per lb. lower, and in some crises a still greater reduction has been made, the market being extremely irregular. Indian number& !)100lIjI) R I t ? ester degree of COMPlalivelY speaking. CARPET BAKNAPSACK•S, UMBREL RA IL W AT El I Ner CAP! MJNG BELTS, 13 MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF GARNIED IN ZEPHYR, LUST IU, PILOT, &C.. &C., & 'WU NTISED CUES' lacnt for the FOUGERE'S WELLINGTON .UR7 DESTRUCTIVI CHES'i P Tk/LTNEICS " aNG SAFES are (1 gnafrl in the world agaisist I them keep the books, deeds Liverpool, Manchester, CIAs ority to auy others. Five of unscathed out of the ruins e year, wherein _ scores of co Twenty-fire offices were burnt ow in one alone of which the title, estates were burnt, which wont( Milner's Safes. From some buni kwing is selected, as one out of many stanres r. everything was consumed in the bit ., tugs excepti, Mitner's ,Safe contained : one this . M out. May 7, 1/149, • " Clyde-street, Anders n, Glasgow, " Gentlemen,—At the ealami is fire yesterd which our premises, and stoc of oil, tallow, Btc destroyed, our books were eserved in the Milnei Safe, p u rchased from yo . We have great pleasur( bearing testimony to t great efficiency of t lase Safe " CHARLES BOYI) and CO 1; the brass knob and brass i reproof in thas /g l t This Safe was mi severely to work about the I were milted off "Glasgow, 10th February, 1849 " Gentlerner e books a for several hOurs at the late fire in Gordon-street, on Thursday last, were wholly preserved—the property saved being of ex treme importance to us. We have, therefore, great pleasure in communicating this fact, deeming your Safes invaluable as a protection against fire, and an invention with which the pub , lic cannot be tco well acquainted.—We are, gentlemen, yon obedient servants, " KER, DOEItIYG, and CC." The outside of the above Safe was completely burnt Triumphant Resistance to Robbers: " Messrs. Thos. Milner awl eon, Liverpool " Gentlemen,--Our 's Safe was attempted to be bro ken open last night • but, notwithstanding the great and per severing violence dth which the robbers have worked at the door and back of the Safe (both of which are beaten in and cut through the outer plates in numerous places), the lock and bolts remained true, and saved the_contents. Yon may send us another Milner's lioldfast Sat JAS. RICHARDSON and CO, "Glasgow, 2Sth December, 1848." Mnchester, August 13th, 18.17, Gentlemen,—ln the late fire in Market-street, which en tirely gutted the whole block of buildings of which my ware house formed part, I have sincere pleasure in informing you that my books, together with a quantity of valuable papers, watches, &c., were preserved uninjured in one of your Fire resisting Safes, which I strongly recommend to the pubic.---I am, your obedient servant, "THOMAS HAIGH. " Woollen Merchant, New Brown-street, and Market-street. " Messrs. Milner and Son." In the numerous accidental fires and experimental tests which Ri i I ner's Safes have been exposed to, every dem burnt out beside them, confirming the recommendation of the scientific and practical authorities who h.tve tested them; and the Patentees, during seven years' active working of their patent, on a rapidly extending scale, have eared no pains nor cost in effecting improvements, by which they are enabled to pledge themselves at all times to supply the most complete and secure depositories for Woks, documents. and valua iles; including the 'strongest wrc world, lined with their u safes in use a monzbt the es in Great Britain—the than their Own re, Spading. wst severeiy Out of upwards of manufactur►ng and corm ),000 of the 11( clam best able to appreciate their value severe trial in' accidental fires have occ Thomas 115 liner and Son select the follow: which they are of opinion that no other wstuld have preserved its contents unbnnit Fire at NI i} J. B. B street, Liverpoe burnt outside p Chandler% contents unsinged Fire et Messrs. J. and W. W T's., the extensive bnilders Birkenhead: buildings entirely gutted, everything bHrnt in them, includintt the contents of large iron safe and drawers, standinrbeside - Milncr's ; the contents-of Milner's uninjured, and in use nor Fire at Messrs. ( amiss and Co.'s, Park-lane ents of Milner's Safe the or. a very strong things saved again the c premises, Fire at Plitt - maul Brothers, of Plynsouth a very ex . and destructive tire; a large iron si with double iron doors, burnt out Milner , s entirely preset, ving its eontents Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow: a great number of safes and closets burnt out; no books saved throughout' the bui l dings excepting Messrs. S. IL and Thomas Brown's, in Milner's Safe. Militer's Fire-resisting Safes. Chests, and Sexes, suitable' for all classes of buildings, linort , g7naide Lochs at the Works 50A and 54Aord-stre,t, Livery)* (78We-street, Liverpool, and London Per 4,4, , c,vrg FIRES IN GLASGOW, Tr R. LINCOLN'S-INN, &c T,DUAST" and t, best, fires in Orr res lave b E-RESIS' cheapest sa their sr s of cer_liftrites. tt ns of cure. ;otiraed by the idea sew'. you Free HE I iion aW b knew what it was t weakness and leh depression of ,1 liver, making he done tor m, state. I saw NI ad tsd I went op I. Debility Dysimivry rysiptlas ordinary means or met I tlw.refore advise Nero Insane, to mine or write. T leaves no doubt but they can _ . 18, BLOOMSBURY-STREE P.S.—lf you will send me tell you it I can cure you. MY PAMPHLET dation there when require ALTH WHET HOLLOWAY'S benevolenc FQI7A US SO PILLS CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND S' WHEN IN A MOST HOPELESS STA" Extract of a Letter froar Mr. Matthew Harm Hall, Aird, ie, Bcotiaad, dated the 15th of Jam To Professor HoLLowAv. arse,—Your valuable Pills have been the inerins, ie to a stat time vi en I thought was on a ' rather (F Stain I w UGH T TOMACH TI. of Chn ry, I S 5( with Ga. Ith, and r.I whfit th consulted several cmi . could for ire, stated that they consider iy case ought to say that I had been suff from a Liver at ig standii , which during the' se that . ery one a las esource go which soon gave rebel, _ ~y Pe some weeks, together NI" rabbi' Ointment over clyest at le s ied my co. by their means afo egot completely et ment of myself ar .every body who kt (Sig d) MATTHEW HARVEY. CURE OF A SF OF WEAKNESS AND DEB LITY, FOUR YEARS' STANDING. Extract of 'a Leger from Mr. William Stn;th, of No. 5, Lill/ Thomas-street, Gibson-street, Lambeth, dated Dec. 12th 1849. 1 used after doing all that was in their pia' considered that I had some spinal c of cure. together with a very dinar trial, more perhapa from cured; kAvever, 1 some _ . . I am happy to say' (Sig they ef ned) These celebrated Pills arc unusually ill ittid v" there f I j•,e of heir AM SMITH il•lious Complaints Pavers of all kinds Sore Ti Blotcheson the `kin Fits Bowel Compl Colics ,e and ( Constipation of the In Bowels Infienunatioa Sold at the EstabliJitnent of Strand, (near Temple Itar,) Loudon ble Druggists anti Dealers in ' gPft Wn ltl. a t the f lls., 225., and 33 by taking the larger sizes N.B.—Directions ror tl order tare armed to each 13 Trillion! , 'flunours ALETOTS II ONS nything or ti A Dislike Failure o ions; Blood to rics; Wretchet s I Imp. ers, Dran A pefier cont ?OOD. vr, leave no le Dec les mei: by a bad fever; the Rev. John W. rent pro ation of and Harvey ; James Rending., Berks, late dropsy ; Jas. Porter, ears' cough, with ge- Abbey-street,Dublin; ,erfeet core• !d all other Co.. 127. raordivary en tried in istry and F.R.S., &c ; health ,erfectly tical Chemist." upon the n of Du 'Barry's 7urtATivr. that which >perly prepared, pos. piece of breed. Noi MI Barry's Rev rttimt that the Don his T that these Ye mud 'limy ) teatime- Iu Canistei-a of psst•sftice or free tc? A 11 V tnw. Fortnum; ' , wherry; Ennger; et/rivet of Evsns, Nixon an, !0., 1. ( 41e-sti - eet ; Wild; le-street; , A Dirk-Ft) healer: Nu T - eCt;LClieeter : Ces ,tsh. Jekt) Daltss• hivas, W. Heath ichardsota sutd .o: buck, %I•sbury & Brry iiirp arid Scott, f, ;Is;--il%!rrington ; J. Wove t , Nt clow any one to impose upon von spurious holt*, turler stmunntl3hlr£, but 'tartar write to 1.11. T JIMMY & CO., London, direct, for 3 we - auppliea. VALI St approbatic leacon A lexa nervousue ~tic fits; co. 3, Syd 1 Regime! in. testier Profess neral debility Cornelius O'; discovt 1 . find i " ANLiREWURE, unobJec liable a rabica e, there e anti .1 re T ; If an in y Doctors 1