The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

N a y ! 14 ) 4 ISSO, atittioll SOLI) 0 to 'd Es , GOLDyBU FINE kNal, wow of d To-mo , at OP I. eac h da), LD F Vgl4 E ando l rw b of >, Two Case4,otobe and ilver eiep e d Articles , IT hir '0 o P ~ en a B, cgs a fro t o 5100 0 :•ings• alw u mirirle r ; id Londen • _ r II v arious otu'i .aZir'LT_si TO THE CLERGY, ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, BUILDERS, &c., &c., OF LIVERPOOL. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE LADYSHORE TERRA COTTA WORKS Respectfully invite general attention to the enlarged STOCK& ARTICLES now manufactured at their Works. viz. Baptismal Fonts, Altar Rating, Puipits, Reading Desks, Open Benches,.&c. A very large assortment of TRUSSES FOR SHOP FRO ' .Counters, Door Brackets, Bosses, Bests, Baluste , innacles, Capitals, Panell ing, Centre Flowers. hlo ings, Royal Arms. Figures, FOUNTAIN 'PEDESTALS, VASES, variousOrnatnents for ardens, Lawns. Pleasure Grounds, &c. Indented and o r Tiles for Churches, Halls, &c., &c. Impro Sough G rida and Channel Tiles. - Ornamental rested, and Plain Ridging Tiles, Quoins, Cantilevers, &c. S ONG FIRE-PROOF CHIMNEY TOPS, from 130 to too different patterns and sizes. Prices from 2s. to 60s. each. Every kind of Architectural Enrichment made to Architect's Design and to Estimate. All Articles from these Works are executed in a superior manner, and hard burned to stand exposure to the weather. * Merchants and Shippers are assured that the best attention will be paid, as hitherto, to their orders; and every exertion made to supply the demands for Exportation. Specimens may he seen and every information obtained at the Rooms, 17, Lime-street, Liverpool. T, H. SMALLEY, Agent. BURTON ALE CHARLES HILL Aya-sows PALE INDIA A13..14 - "ITRONG ALES, OF OCTOgperIND MARCH BREWS, to be gpolb. p p i;zes , s m ar i ce a t vfery excellent HOUSE, near St. Ti Nmks ‘ ,or ave II sum. I ) „ , uivey or, Royal Bank-buildings, fro„:'_ ° Ln. a ing Grea.t-,,vorner Plot of Leasehold LAND, 't her „ithilichward-street. very suitable for Bui'ding " it att4pesl i ail ip,err-vvididi a Warehouse is die{„' lung to the Railway Company's rrier. Mi 's WYLIE, Surveyor, Royal Bank-buildings. Ob e tew,;`-',41-.1) a Bargain, or EXCHANGED, Two heat IvHi.,!lf')s!qiit ALBERT PHAETONS; also, TW ' e lon Wit; r ti AIEL DR tear .St. . 8 churcAar r -ma - ker, 60, St. Anne -16 PAN.- ----- 0/N lv11 44 1 11 (1 1' s 8 E AND PURCHASERS OF Ci l TE Is liteenti-5q,,,,_ =, OUSE and LAND A GENT, 19 . , N I , 1 . the I,iHer,_resneetftilly in f; ‘rms the Public that he will tki:,ith A XN,,', 7), 01 XI ercur AY next, the 17th It 4 11 ' 1 ", frpo l ' o ;' , l LIS Will i"'lfl ' nhold. and Leasehold PROPERTY, ItB several hundred td,ll.sa cot , ! remunerative interest t. the Purchaser. 'cell. taill Detached and Semi-Detached Country 0 L .1 : 110 -P, Ex kir.SqLl). ELLEN'T HOUSES FOR; £630. . k-1:4,1411y.b4.1 opyhold of Inheritance, Three sub -0 , , t Cott- 0 04` °,11 10 th e r i i •,,,e HOUSES, situate about one m t i li e '' a rlo ' -c " lan ge. Each Cottage contains, on dt t , i oorn iwa er, Kitchen, and Back Kitchen, with Three fr i l 4 fr ont, (/';', a large Y , or will be sold separate for £2lO ‹ , ' . ...G ., , ,,„r ," 4 3. ,...1 .630 .i-a4-41te—Fra re--hack, and a Flower ' litr .., Reie goetr 11 .I' N4% , gilst.hti. p it, wit b J' l'u rkeY , itv Clo t ?,;;re any Faro!! ke 1) 1(1 I •ein l!ro ~s chnirs , .V a , d ofb el Ca.rn r ssioNEßl°firj ; R _f . n o'c :nt. at Fl.elek. MY tO JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayt -,-,____ ,ers. I,b'r. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR E Xe very desirable modern mode p • Yb} SltUlite i n , - - f Pd P E W S t NCH, ? . _,,,, , s t id Di ning:," .; IRANCH - Nn f Triq l ?EmAINI` Eleve n°' e - "" - "ne gerq_ of Li` jw ihtTerTDid co"ut ni"; ~ zs ext, the ISti R ANCH• _, NCH , •en n t, tit otos, ~,e le genui,,, FL I , IP jive oio . Liverl..lti tc F.0.;,,,,p1 A thert clie SR C' 01 anl h . at Chari° ttP o :oi;. ff Corn" on!'"?1 AD, srffut siOß ll ` • and r 0., 00 tit, at 6 : ri fiVe r r ,_,, re e., ea g. c. oto Ts. a r " r to t"; .11 f„d Co. FiCgheo . s! i e% f , rgp, :A_ 'll4 ker-str eet ' , Lots C, ace n tE. lBl '"erb 1, it, 01' if , 11 nga On V S°6l'alelgnis,llll icmnet",lreit Hat :! ,1 Vs! ! Sery a Trays:/p, iain A ion * nn ! del nd N I " A ptest rf 081 s it I ' B. e itet Beds, OP rin (is 0 :' s F' W l{itc se ,10„.e. T C I 0 „ cle ve f ol I: t .o r e t o 7 t i i, e o oo teS „v. r i fr. Ggi' 4 Hit rot , s o-to, tsil Pvi " j ,f i) L ( ',BO I J ivy It; e osito te Me - , c° l ti) ;„n,rd t. !N G Aro r• e ixPen e 'l 4e red t° , V . en jtti o , Agri -u sooiertio, ts*e 5 11,' ts 0. , ; : 'Otn ti°fi lii P C• l oil C ati if, O) r T z iis t, ll s ,;l sC I° 0 0. ;lc/Ps' the , r 0 . r i t . ° ri ° i%re, trr(:,114:: Nattl, Crit t io` :„ t D o r , c teti l so P? : '`tso f : i ti e* G ia s ore s en so. ll ol l* jio rti s 0 , t ° '; ei t t o 6' o r n t l o pti n i , I cor_ pr e ii!` p i c t°' Docle ° oW ith the t e' r ei.; r ot , rt c oe rf in per tt ,e os/ ;ittf , ;1 . : 13 ,1e r,,i , ;; ; ( 1 1 ) '5 ' r itA l i;et' ' ( o; r r ,tl 'to fe t e A) (,er e di !leo icA ep D r j itlCidaiftelj tpn O t gni t. r „,•na: i per e lil!Dedd r, 's ller 18 e V iti ;i f j i 'l ce 5' t be s. , e po' iyity4eo 0 0 4 "1 NG o f. ofl o h l Rol : Elo p e' oc ° r oe t o* 3 1.A tr e to l oii fr; ., ,,, t e o ri . ff he t g, i l l : l r 0 0,41 t !.: 01 1, 0 : 'ob il4P 0 I.; "v€ a fro o l,e1; ! , 0 00 . c, t r i e 0: 0 0 i nay tb. built COT of the most salubr'ous s t a!)out two miles ii,)r Parlou n, ove, a lan A1ig,,;1414. This Cottage h 1i:0677 , and free from damp , la"." j 'it atidPrice only 280 e H WRITE, .19, Clayton-squar ck Kitchen, e Yerd at the back, substantially built all the apartments s "1/111r AND ' "NIRIGI-1411.11 Arlz V 1,1! ,ots. '11e,j,";.14 R ESIDENCES, commanding exten '‘W 11 .4e;,;:' nein Gr esforcl i cAtirac oining Propery ' tiEsq. Also, 17 Acres of valnab.e 4844tELLING-HOUSE, at a short (its .Grpsford Stations of the Shrewsbury `""ding Votes for the County. Wrexham. EAR GRESFORD, res of elie,ible LAND Q ~, ' , .. q}s 9 \5~ - ' 01 those‘sLANs Freehold SALT WORKS, col ls • c!Rtis, situate at Northwich, in the 'ft. Is tMg of abo u t Five Acres, with a new which the Brine is pl en tif u l and of full he snmn of which ;ire perfectly er nt ,, 2 ,.., . n ual ,..l_so, ( With every_facility . fora large ea c e;—Tr i° mi ranes St other of 5-horse power, ,t 1 Stages, Smithy, Work • 4:_dnazer's and Batiksmet's Cottages, ;:esl In "an ged for carrying on the trade in 'uLl), In er free FLATS li etttra. I, at present employed it clEa and MANN, Towe Le be Ed. , OUNTRY RESIDENCE In: a compact and commodiou !,Coach-bonsp. Stablina% and othe lti " T v e l , a nr4,..ba '" I D" r / t i' d titeTS3odii; of a Manor %1,. gne border s of Cheshire,' about three , o "'Wok . I ,, bcl ei!cht from the Beeston Station. heitor, Middlewich. i t% L UhZ. l l . • hit tr PARK. '' E D for a term to be agreed ioh s 81() N HOUSE, called DUXBURY it c kb , be . 1 1re. ' O, county ofLancaster , with the z ro lln ma-lodated with Grass Land at SDaPtistty—walted). ?mely-wooded Law n porting over the manors of e in the said county ; and also, . d e r the Manors and moors of Anglezark DDiv, ,„":IntY• le, Wm-A P an. Nir 1, 4 10th abu ry , - i"ssr s 3. SMART, BULLER, & SMART, A ndon; and Mr. RAWES, of Farn- - °inv. 4=•• Ato N tei t ,klt,, i EY To LEND. th e °f TRUST ON EY may be iLivm''llPn " e ,,, e nritY eiMe Green Fields, at mo. • n reehOld or Leasehold Houses. ' 4l ' o ol. IL, Survey or , R o y a l Bank-buildings, — 44 — diltet• 1 . 10/3 s I T WANT''' 17).4f1 t0 1; ,:rri 4i ,4'• °U S e neighbourhod of ". ti , e for a Girl's Industrial School; a (1,4_ houses, essential. A. Ax;r(i Hon. Sec. !qb.Nli.— .Iy,', , bv;," AND CORN FACTORS. ut qai,„,:ifiV. respectable Person, aged 30, a k . ' 4 th r 'eri en ' l Other of the above Establishments. ..', l 'lir„ e Nhvi ce In Rtiyino• and Sellin 4il(;,;.tirty Nlttn,,,N. business in al ' ranches. Could n• ndperft:ctly 1, '''tt,,'Ne j jt her '''nent of a ' or would take a Foye 0444hrienerreaspobsi place' •, and would be willing t1 4, 4 `4, pi,,, ) t. t f ful in either d a r Corn rocotko-Veseop -RDerkr,:t.l344referenucco.so.ldveanlsoanut ......._ , •I security if required. et's ' Eic t i; ) 4 . W sl at J. HAYWARD'S, General -44 e, Bristol. ki, l l h A lf tai t ' )4; \` - -••-..._ .Fp, 1, 4 k0r, ( :, , 0N R A TO KILLARNEY, L' th iltk,',tll t ~ ,O RK, DINGLE, VALENCIA, 1p ke tih r -,4, cutnEN, &c. 14 4p, 9 44i t ,, 4 =1 t ,'LRGYNIAN of the - highest distinctions + iait and character, t eR t'" !reland, proposes starting . for the 0r4,0f Middle of July._ and spen (lin g Six t he Most lovely Coast Scenery in the q ! ,,, r ,titvi;T o l ß l ,N. is ---- --- - - - 1 - ti, 6 ; 1 1,1 h ,!, i % ', 1% ;(1 - il v i tint t9_ TAKF. CHARGE of a select kIN„ 4,7 1 1it" e1 l as 2 b — ' () Ns, who ' will have the benefit of t'`lr . 4 q;lljuenled-.._ealitiful Scenery, and r if - desired, theit t'''‘Oi% 4 la n uu s t he Tour. ° 1,,,,11y (4 .,!111e ge ,'„Vlelar, S r Prizeman, and Gold ‘4 l /,...',"lLivir i " l lY, tit. ",'s P a have been distinguished at 11,. 4. ' 1 .1 , :t.r y t r ;^.,lat o "T' , rough College. & c. He is desi -4 " 4 ' 41 00' ) a iv ° lse , beautifully situated within 4 0 t til l ., i: or p" e rhuol, Four PUPILS to be educated Ot e 41 : e „yip ,rofessios, as only Four can be ad • s t Ari l , tithe., l ;is 14 %%lye all the advantages of a Private Itili. '''' ' llpii,Y 9 1 Pils. An early application should wi ll have their option as to the above 'ft It hrel.•, ST ANDARD-office ;or ca re of Rev. isor- f treet, Toxteth-park Permitted , Liverpool, to 411 Y . ~.lIIIP t. V AO, A NIT 'V A LI p 0 R N A A V f lit DRE DG , -IA GOLD MINING N ,'`.11 6 ! , t6 O, . ING COMPANY. N h ti_lio thl a°4 . (2),,, nb _ 'N 'SHARES OF 10s. EACH. i.. 44 1 441 7 411 t I lit, L . 'l'B, Adam -street, Adeiphi, London. IVh ° tilt' '°r profi bl - 1 1. 4 %be Se Dubli 1 :11....e investment is now `qo,4 . v,,,,ind Rep ort which has rarely, if ever been r:.lll),llll,ottt`!til,itylo)f the Engineer.in Chief, , i n Cal i- that the of gold Mines (it at lit4'44ll.4ttnrtin4,%refaiter a bundance 'y cv„lia.',;rlDeilitio'ialnodfyet discovere d i n liiip'epeer an d t in '" clte l t,4,i b i t i a.t u ri lli ot pi fy, mouth ~o i, , , ,n t i fi b e ~i miners d o a sailed ii k::::2er , „ P _tinc e `i, , r , llll Sir Henry V. matey, H.N., uary in la t s h t e 1, - ; 1 1f 0 „ - u t rinnany as and s Islan o has been ap \....4 , a (" e .. ( Auer Su ntendent of the Works V:l o teo" t e, secon'(l'noun ent in the Times, of 25th I § Nt , b tu, o r tn t _ !_dition, milli machinery, &c., ‘stkoth.. elitir.netactoh. ert i rk te l) Cl c lo k i s e oorthte h pearTte l ; k 4:•j4e4T.ereste7i7naT.', Shareholders in the Company, \ ,,t ia ,,,,, e ft r ,v ! b„, ~,,i...! _ ,ece:s of the undertaking ,tt, "1 the .4 t on th e & ) ".:l• Exclusive of the wealth o,nir p l . riv,,, . use cina ,...pPany s land, it hat! been lici 4 ltNlt c e 4 in th e i lilies of gold are deposited in 4 ,,, 4 . ~4 h itt L, puttee si,rranlnediate locality, running from o t i k.N '`l o il hi„ In nPeratio N eveda mountains. Dredging 4 Vii, thy R th„, , eigl,t I, n without loss of time, and it is 4 1 '', to ha ''avel Ills 4 handsome dividend will li,,r k , ti, i reLohi oiders. No liability whatever will be ' Clt,i'atc,.. a ' ,Oreet e' , 1 a guarantee ' 0 11'4 11 ' i' rartfe,"DPications for Sha r e s ng ' er of:tt"; Committee, "wen he by the t ot, P plie' i Y ot " . en g l u t i ling front the cou Y , willirav e e 0 '; ( 71tel o urPo „! l P.rospectuses will be also for 't4) 4. Y stastamps. ...ii i 2 9t k eel 1, , 184). P UK E WILLIAMS, Manager. 44 . At k .'ts PO IN •< Ith FR A) a LIVERPOOL i tt At i, ? tr, /, c i and EDMUND' b il e ~tiet PrlDli„ t .' Yton.s q ,,,,,,JACO ß, ti o ri„" t iten c ti 'Ona tor S h a • -9 te , w a __res may be made. a rew we u ta k l ' e u e t c ari ares . in the above under eks from th i s application, as the share iis date. A h c 4 li (4 11 g 3 / 4 t 4 lik)„ 11 44 AND r , Cr 4 , , ca l 1t1,,,'24q - E 8 '°UN T V D -1 .1.j4 4r ItY.,_, "NC Op A .`-'it•FEITS. • eil vt ,.A s. t t: ,,9), 1 , 5 „ 13.1JRG„..,. NCHOVIES. THE GENERAL FURNITURE MART, f.g t , tt ,; , lt r , (I 'i : Rr a ,,,Hi n ii „ ~y. COLLINS.—On 'Pli ts klVe rk 'elii tion u ct an IN jx ( p sT r N lee-Chancellor Sir J. L. 19, BOLD-STREET, N,L , .ta - Tr:i n ,l2leri, 8 ., :to w, . i r lON to restrain JOHN ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF SEVEN YEARS. 1 1 .) ; ri 1 181, °!! lipilly g. A 8, u pool, and his Servants, CUTTER gratefully acknowled es the liberal t.: , %11 I , )tir ~, t. i t -, , Est_r_o_lll Manufacturing, Sell ot,stpitts3 1 1 4 14.- 1 . 1 . ar L SSENn °A°NmelToitvi°lni,slrirti S a support be has received since opening of his Eeta tiv. tz,,,l3 . ).titie:m.,t of ,xofrom, the i imitation if, or 44 it , 11 t4 or""k4 r erin , .. 4 " 4 , or Labels °F blishment. . and begs to call the att nof Families Furnishing, Labels used by JOHN o‘c Th e S t , ed ~,, • 107 gilt either assorted a n Stocks Town o o f r Country one of the largest and best- I t A tt , is t... lvi ator t o rept,e_ RAND, LONDON ROSEWOOD AHOGANY, BIRCH, AND k ki,ot, th e., F4,l' z ee Of i aplred a "%t c t z hat the Sauce, E;ss o e r nce so , J NNED FURNITURE, *,.,it h `4ti,'... bch ovie n s u rn --o u ld t: or Exported, is the in Liverpool. iitable either for the Mansion or . Cottage, the liZa,r::o ifs t ;.'l a ilrcli, 1 . . by 1,..' , ',1 R 1 1, th l , bted n . 18 50, Hia ii factured by JOHN greater porti6• nof which is manufactured his own Work- Vice-Chancellor l ki i 'll.: l ,l , og l4) , n t i on llA Li oth er in; ,___ o!.iour m T e n h , e a d underfr ai m e s i n . e t l i l o - n s e e a ci s o p n r e i d c eMs of e a r i a f l e s w . leading Articles will tl -% , r ) 4.•Vka, 1 :; ) , t fre dii3 , e g 3, s'autnefitviloelf,sin lar terms, convince the Public that he still adheres to the principle . he 011 , 41. 44 , s3 4 Nliltyo 7 t.for s tt a tl ie ta , workmen-I'MS. Bethnal- commenced with, viz., 4 4 4 it ~r i • i to 1 , a ny sauce c; Composition nts enable him to keep pace with the times Snugl Profits and Quick Returns, which 4 4 ,i; rl 4 it: l b Orti: r gesa,Tnat an d ), or labeiledr Solid Rosewood Drawing-room Chairs, Stuffed, all Hair, 5 1 ( 5 03 5.. 1:4 01 . t h .'4, 4 4(r r itey, g to he '„Es sen „ •-•uperior l'' ' JU IIN Ditto Ditto Ditto • Easy Chairs es, 'or in any Ditto Dittp 70s. 01 1,,,cgic.(4:17 , (10.--ene,- of Ess enceAnebo: of Macho- Ditto . Ditto Ditto Settee 755. Od. Ditto Four-feet Loci Table A, itr= gi n ety I /11,1? , Of N, of Anclioviea manufactured Solid Mahogany Dining-room Chubs, in Hair-clotb Hs. 6d. h. le,'d i), 1 /, o r a ken • 1 . , :1/Y 6 I ° 7 , Stra iliN ~ e ,..,4 t i „„sz po Alt ndt _.IVE N, , Pa" London. Ditto Ditto • Ditto Couch, Ditto 7ss, Od. l e .h. , ! . tii be: •! 4 ,l o l v o r „gi l a g , Lic ,, , oth er pelra_aor Proceedings will Mahogany Chiffonniers -4 iZ e t IC t ' o lect o 'ea hiQ b er to i' H ee or inn* ninnufacturing Ditto Sideboards 90s. Od. ~,, b ... /4 „ .... ,,,, ,., e n o „, . .chortes in Bottles Ditto , Dining Tables, Telescope principle, 100 s. Od. 11. Y eb ` oe " tiQ. di n " a i n lr ed ) ,"e .t , s l.telairl i the genuine White Birch Half tester Bedstead, comlete ...... 50a. Od. 4r filt erl , T i r l e t s h iatt i 'itch t Y ol . an ne ,." e ryl BURGESS & N.B.—A large Stoat of the Patent PURIFIED BEDDING, . 01,1 i. ,_ ve r ,,,,.. „i ated to induce Spring, Hair; and Flock MATTRESSES. Designs and Prices se p. p /t. :!' red b y yr. sense is the • i n it % rE R . oh n hu genuine of Articles sent by post. ry.,,,.. , oolicitor tomes ge" 4. Son. Country Orders carefully attended to, and no charge for 're, 2, 11 , 04) Plain' tift, Ricking. , . a ttended TUX NUMBER 19. , Can now be ha 7111 .- • splendid condition, from their Agent, THOMAS BLACKBURNE, 3, BACK GORES. TO LADIES. R S. H IL L, STAY AND CORSET MAKER, BEGS to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity (whose patronage she respectfully solicits), that she has received from her Correspondents in Paris every New Pattern of PARISIAN CORSETS, which are extremely ele gant in shape for the present style of Parisian and En;lish Costume, unrivalled for ease and pliability, and which she can offer on very reasonable terms. Mrs. HILL particularly invites the attention of Ladies to her much-improved ELASTIC STAYS, so exceeding,ly easy that Ladies with the most delicate 'constitutions may wear them with great advantage, being a general support, without particu lar pressure on any part. Mrs. H. also begs to call the attention of Ladies to her CHEST-RELIEVING and HYMEN ORSETS made ex pressly to prevent pressure at t est, so injurious to health, particularly of Growing ren and young Ladies whose figures are forming. These '''' elated to give ease in all pulmonary com - plaints, and ar ghly recommended by the most eminent of the Faculty. SPINAI:SUPPORTING STAYS AND ELASTIC BANDS, 36, ROLD.STRERT. Nearly Opposite the Palatine Club house: N.B.—Please observe that it is a Private Entrance. QUPERFINE BROAD CLOTHS, of West of England and Yorkshire Manufacture, in every shade of Colour. from 4s. up to the very best quality. TROUSERINGS in West of England. Scotch, and Yorkshire Manufacture, of the most :unerior textures, and the newest styles. WAISTCOATINSiS,--- in French and British prndtlstiertT, in endless variety The whole ENTIRELY N • , being selected by the Pro prietor personally, withi e last fortnight, at the different Markets. All Goods are •ed, as usaal, the Lowest Cash Prices, in plain figures RICHICiOND'S LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, Nos. 1 and 3, PARADISE •STREET AN ASSISTANT WANTED. UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE, IRIS -II H 0 U S E, BOLD-STREET, LIVERP')OL, (AND DTJBL!N), Established exclusively tor the Sale of Genuine IRISH POPLIN TABINETS, H E 15, REAL LIMERICK LACE, AND PURE IRISH LINEN SHIRTINGS JOSEPH C. NADIN, PROPRIETC Et, MANUFACTUIMPORTI Specimens and An immense vs:rife - of GI N.B.—The PO Es for,l,b , ff<;d, carriage paid, to ALL parts. ERMEN'S VESTING from 1. upwar is respectfully informed that the above i; les of Genuine IRISH Man SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS. 4T IMP ROT FASHI MENT IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. ND ECONOMY COMBINED, 72, LORD-•QTR DANIEL j try, Cler 7', LIVERPOOL MYERS returns his thanks to the Gen rev. Professional Gentlem_ia, and the Public with new materi as Esta . ment has just been replenished ,als fo RST-CLASS DRESS, and with the greatest variety of elties that ever entered the port of Li verpool. D. MYER COATS have now attained their deserved pre, ference, and are daily ordered by Gentlemen of the PP' f London, from whom testimonials can be Establishment D. MYERS' Trade being under his itrmediate Fur dence, and baying himself a practical knowledge of I rinten le most _, • perienced. and acknowiedr•edl and the prices, as usual, are a least 30 per cent. less than is generally charged for superio Goods. DANIEL MYER notoriety, and and the R est less than TROUSERS have attained their deserved to order, to New York rial from the r ly sent, ast 30 per cent 2ct their Mate `est variety in England. DANIEL MYERS' VESTS flre superior in fit and elegance to any yet produced. B. M. having Agents in Paris and Ger many, every novelty is daily supplied. MOURNING Ord( the Scab• of Wholesale P, for Three or more Suits, made upon A Suit of Clotbes made to Measure in Six Hours if required. The newly-invented HYDROMAGF.N COAT, perfectly water proof, and very light, at Twenty Shillings. No Ready-made or Slop Goods kept at this Establishment, No con r ion•with any house in the trade in Liverpool D. MYERS, 72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE. MORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES, (Late WALTER and THOMAS MORRIS,) HAVE much pleasure in inviting the attention of Buyers of WOOLLEN GOODS to the most extensive STOCK of West of England and Yorkshire superfine BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, DOESKINS, &c., (all of which have been personally selected by Mr. Mortals, at the Manufactortesr-within the last three weeks,) ever seen in Liverpool' Notwithstanding the great adva in the price of Wool, the Manufacturers have not as et been able to participate in the improvement; and no former occasion, Mr. M. sincerely believes, ha e been enabled to purchase so cheaply, and more e ecially West of England Goods, as on the present °era " n. The immei>sivariety of styles in TROWSERINGS and VESTINGS, all of which are new, cannot fail to insure an extensive demand ; nor can the quality of the Articles fail to give satisfaction MORRIS, BASSET, and ToNEs, are determined that no effort on their part shall be wanting, either in the selection of their stock, or the moderate charges with which they will be content, to merit a continuance (indeed they hope an increase) of the unprecedented support so de servedly earned, and liberally bestowed upon the late firm, for the long period of eighteen years. Their motto will be (as •it has hitherto been under the management of Mr. M.) A LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSI NESS WITH SMALL PROFIT. To Wholesale Buyers and the Trade generally, we would observe, that we can offer as good an assortment of Goods as any house in London or Aranchester, and our prices will be found, on an average, at least 10 per cent. less. Therefore we say, support us. MORRIS, BASSET, and JONES. SO, LORD-STREET. BLtE LIAS AND ROMAN CEMENT. G REAVF.S' BLUE LIAS WARWICKSITTRF AND ROMAN CFA 20, CoT,T,Er ,ANI? T . AS WYLII g3--- AV A REHOUSE, LIVRRPOOL. AGENT. CLAItIDGE'S CELEBRATED BANBURY CAKES T HESE celebrated and truly delicious Cakes ma 3 now he ha& Wh MR. .TOH . TON, SOLE AGE ' •OR. LIVERPOOL, RATIIBONR- RET, Corner of Washington-street, d in Boxes, from is. upwLrds. NECTAR R. Tinld-stre verpool perior tc AIR wilt THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. THE NEW TABLE KNIVES FOR FISH ELECTRO-PLATE. FROM the many complaints made of the unpleasant and awkward fashion of using the Fork only when eating Fish. J. MAYER, SILVERSMITH. has just introduced a TABLE KNIVE to obviate this objection, and, from the in creased ease an: comfort it affords in use, will, be is confident, ensure its immediate adoption. J. M. makes the above in SILVER and ELECTRO- PLATE, with Ivory Handles, also with Silver Handles, to match any Service of Plate. N.R.—A ne ILLUSTRATED C ,UE OF PRICES Is just published, an y be had, gratis, on application. J EPH MAYER, GOLDSIIII A, SILVERSIIITII, tgr JEWELLER, 68 and 70. LORD-STREET ON SALE, COLLARD and COLLARD'S SEVEN OCTAVE HORIZONTAL GRAND P '(L-FORTE. in a Rosewood Case ; cost 1 0 Cui , qual to new. To be Sold for Cash for ICO Gi ' Apply to HIME ON. 57, Church-street. AGRICULTURAL MACHINIST, &e, lAM TIT OM A S, V V GENERAL / WHEELWRIGHT, AGRICULTURAL MACHINIST, SPRING MAKER, &c., I- L I, 3. COW 7'REI T,' LIVERPOOL most modern. improved, and scientific nd Exportation, every Article known sitilal4e 2 t - ov-any purpose or Manufactures. on principles. for Home in the Wheelwright Busines climate. Merchants and For: i.r niers suppl'ed with despatch Springs, Axl, , s. all sorts of Smiths' Work for export Patent iron. .5' els, Machine-made Whe.ls, Thrashing chin s, Ijarrows. Ploughs, Drills, Haymaking Machines, Cutters, Turnip Cutters. Mills, &c.. &c.. Patented, or otherwise, supplied from the best Makers at their prices. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. OPENING OF THE SEASON OF 1850, On WHIT-MONDAY next, the 20th instant, and the following WEDNESDAY, the 22nd, and FRIDAY, the 24th. (AN the commencement of this popular Summer J Resort, the first important subject selected for Dioramic Representation was the Eruption of Vesuvius, and, from its unprecedented success, from the involuntry shouts of enthu siasm with which it was nightly received, together with its peculiar adaptation to the Display of the most Gorgeous Pyro. technic Colours, it has this year been determined to construct A MODEL OF THE GIANT MOU ESTIVIUS, DURING THE LAST G T ERUPTION OF 1849, THE MOST RIFIC ON RECORD, which will be repres in a manner closely assimilating to Nature. The FIRE an ISWINGIFROM THE CRATER OF THE MOUNTAIN be reflected in the Water beneath, painting its waves with red light, and animating the solemn repose of THE LOOMING MASS OF APPENINES, the internal struggling of the burning body emhellowing its thunder, burstint , its sulphurous barrier, and sending down its rivers of liquielava, which, withering about in giant-like agony, carries devastation in its course, and, regardless of pea sant or of peer, razing to the ground the tenem nt of each; streams of molten matter inundating the villages, the dazzling glare, of the bursting mountain when half emersed in its own volcanic discharge, will be portrayed with so mighty and terrific an effect that "Vesuvius by Moonlight" will be classed as the f •11 .eatest picture in the world or niz t representation, while for iv exhibition it will not be less attractive. he view is taken from the " Pitt NCELY BAY OF NAPLES." id the Lake, giving distance and beauty to the Picture, forms happy juncture of Nature and Art. Such is the surpassing 'auty of the numerous edifices of Naples, the capital of Italy, d siich the adornments by Nature added, that the spectator ems to behold the embodiment of some wild vision to look fairy scenes. The trees bending* their haughty heads in the ajesty of luxuriant verdure, and the rich valleys that skirt c mountain,_ which—with a subterranean heat perpetually • 3.•• • I owing beneath its volcanic soil—gives a " Rembrandt" rich ss to vegetation, form a , rich, novel, but pleasing pictnresqu Itrast. The masses of scorke, in barren wildner staved surface over a dense space, while. the 0- ' - hes, the cottr spread n close proxi dugar-cane .nn shrill) ripens, awl ate trees deck the gardens that are enclosed by alcoves of aloes. THE PAINTING hich occupies upwards of forty thousand feet of canvas, is the irgest yet exhibited, and contains so great an amount of ar. stic ldbour that it was impossible to compete it by yof onening the tst of May. The Painting of this en icture has been entrusted to Mr. F. LLOYDS. a tow lose efforts are of that character that cannot fail to one of the first Scenic Artists of the day. The me ctions and complicated machinery of this collom ,n are by Mr. JOHN ATKINS. THE FIREWORKS 11 comprise the most advanced results of Pyrotechnic Art, d will be exhibited each Gala Night on a magnificent scale of andeur and elegance by Mr. JOHN ATKINS, Pyrotechnic a Gardens are yearly increasing in beauty and THE GREAT CONCERT-HALL for the first time at the commencem )LONE ItEED, the excellent BAND ( IMENT, led by Mr CAREY, will form a MILITARY P,OMENADE CONCERT THE MENAGERIE received many numerous masons, upwards of Pizht3 week been received, and many Speci. SKELETON OF THE ELEPHANT RAJAH: ►es of this monstrous Animal, shot in 11 4 48 by her s Rifle Corps, under command of CAE 4' the Univ o exhibit tt , ct AnMonty of this, the largest Ilephant ,e. The completion of this work has occu- ever seen in E - ur pied nearly Two THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY wbich excites so much curiosity and attention. will be kept in full operation. THE CAMERA OBSCURA has been recently improved. The splendid BRASS BAND, jointly conducted by MessrE nd GRIBBON. Music at Five o'Clock in the After EmIDY noon until the clo, e of the Gardens. FEEDING of the CARNIVORA at Five &Clock. The PROMENADE CONCERT at Eight•o'Clock ERUPTION of VESUVIUS at Dusk. The attendance of Police will be on an efficient scale. he Subscriptionshave been reduced to the following' scale : le Subscription, 108. &l. ; Family Ditto, admitting Two, for every additional Member of such Family. ss. each y, betx•en 2 . o'clock in the_Afternoon and_Ditlic s from the Exchange every Half-hour during the Day ; Fare, 4d LIVERPOOL LIBRARY SUBSCRIPTION DUE THE FIRST OF MAP rpHE ANNUAL M 'G of the PROPRIETORS L of t' e LIVERF LIBRARY will be held in the Library. TutsDAY, (Tu y,) the 14th instant, at Six o'c ock in the FELIX YANIEWICZ, President EXCURSION TO PARIS MR, MARCUS begs partieularl‘ , to impress upon Ids Friends hat he has no connexion whatever with any Trains leaving London for Paris on Saturday next the 18th instant. _ _ . Mr. MARCUS'S Excursion is by THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO I7ARIS, Via FOLKESTONE & BOULOGN will leave LONDON On TUESDAY NEXT Ist instant, at One o'clock. a Voyage isA4l.5/Ixvo nouns; by Southampton and llavre it is fr uently from eight to twelve hours. 19, Leigh-street, Liverpool, Man 13th. 1850. SAVE TIME AND THEREFORE MONEY! THE DIRECT ROUTE TO PARIS IS BY MARCUS'S EXCURSION TRAINS Va FOLKESTONE AND BOULOGNE, WITH A SEA VOYAGE OF ONLY TWO HOURS! By Southampton and Havre the Sea Voyage is freg from Eight to Twelve Munn! 14 - R. MARCUS begs to inform the Public, to pre- VI, vent their being misled on this point, that Excursion Trains are granted by different Companies to Contractors on the payment of one single fare per Passenger for the DOUBLE JOURNEY. 'I he First Class fare from London to Paris, via Southampton and Havre, would cost a Contractor, including Passport and Breakfast, Ss. _ _ . Mr. M. pays the Joint Companiei via Folkestone and Pans, 10s. per First Class Passenger, and 12s. 6d. extra to the Great Northern of France Railway Company, in consequence of their being unable to make any arraiwern - ents for Excursions over their Line this season. Had . not been the case, the fare from I ondom to Paris, Folkestone and Boulogne, would only have been £2 . 6d. per First Class Passenger. Mr. M. deeming it his d to give the Public every advantage of participating in tl iberality of the Railway Companies; and as the only in sby which the increased number can be obtained to rep the Companies for their trouble. Mr. M. has- le advantage of offering a choice of three class of Tickets, , viz„ FIRST. SECOND, and THIRD, thereby afford ing accommodation for the wealthy as well as those whose means are more limit-d. The charge is for Third Class TO PARIS AND BACK. t 1 17s. 6d. _ _ Mr. M. would advise all Parties against being Fed and Lodged by Contract. Passengers will find it much to their advantage to select a respectable Hotel for themselves, which on reference to his " Book of Instructions" they can easily do; and in which they will find the rate of charges stated. By adopt ing this elan they will not only save Money. but will be able to choose for themselves both as to location and meals, and their time will be more fully their own. ilAncus's BOOKING OFFICE is Crosby-hall Chambers, 25, Bishopsgate-street Within, for the DIRECT ROUTE to Paris, ea Folkestone and Bou'ogne. _ . _ . Mr. MARCUS may he permitted to state, that during the last year he had the honour of conveying upwards of 9,000 persons by his Excursion Trains to various parts of the kingdom ; and he also conveyed last season to Paris upwards of 700 Passen gers, and has licen complimented, not only by the Public, but also by the Directors of the Railways, on his management, his experience being greater than any ether party now or hereto fore connected with Excursions. A DECTI3 EDLY CHEAP TRIP TO PARIS A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the South-Eastern and Dover 'way Station, London-bridge, on TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at One o'clock punctually, for Folkestone, Boulogne, and PARIS. _ - - _ - Railway Fares from London to Paris and Rack.—Third Class, £1 17s. 6d.; Second Class, £2 lns. ; First Class, £3 10s. Second Class from London to Boulogne, and Third Class betm : een Boulogne and Paris, e 2 28. _ _ Fares from Loudon to Boulogne or Calais and Back.—Third Class, ]7s. 6d. ; Second Class, .41 7s. 6d. ; First Class, £1 17s. ad. Children under Twelve Years of Age, Half-price. Tickess and every information may be obtained on applica tion, by letter, post-paid, and enclosing a postage stamp, ad dressed to H. R. MARCUS, Crosby-hall Chambers, 25, Bishops gate-street, London. P.S.—Each Passenger will be presented with a small " Book of Instructions," which will contain a vast deal of information respecting the various Places of Amu,ement in Paris and Bel gium, and also a list of respectable Hotels and Lodging-houses, with their Charges, &c. A copy of this Work will be sent free, on receipt of eight postage stamps. HENRY ROBERT MARCUS, Manager and Conductor, Crosby-hall Chambers, 25, Bishopsgate-street, opposite the end of Threadneedle-street,London. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA STEAM-SHIP. The British and North American Royal Mail Steam ship America arrived in the river yesterday morning, soon after five o'clock, with the usual advices from New York to the 30th ultimo ; but our telegraphic communication furnishes us with intelligence from that city to the even ing of the 2nd instant. The America left Boston on the Ist instant, and Halifax on the 3rd. She has brought 120 passengers. On the 4th instant she passed a screw steamer, bound , westward. The arrivals out of the Canada and Cambria are announced in our telegraphic intelligence. The West Indian steamer Medway arrived at Mobile on the 19th ultimo, with 500,000 dollars, from Vera Cruz. The steam-ship Ohio had arrived at New York, from Chagres, with 150,000 dollars on freight. According to the New York Journal of Commerce, the Committee of Thirteen, apppinted by the Senate to dis cuss the Slavery Question, had agreed upon a system of measures embracing all the vexed questions, and have in structed Mr. Clay, their chairman, to prepare the neces sary bills and report. It is added, that " there are to be only three bills. The first embraces California, the Ter ritorial Governments, and the offer to Texas of a certain sum as equivalent for a reduction and fixation of her boundary. The second bill fixes the fugitive slave ques tion, by amendments to the law of 1793. The provisions are simple and efficient, and so contrived as to conciliate, as far as possible, northern sentiment on the subject. The third bill extends over this district the law of Maryland, as it existed five years ago, prohibiting the introduction of slaves for sale, and abolishing the slave mart." It was anticipated that two-thirds of the Senate would sup port the scheme. Several frightful disasters bad occurred. At New York eight persons were killed by the fall of a bonded ware house ; and on the 21st ult. some thirty-five persons were lost by the explosion of a steamer on Lake Erie. From Canada, California, &c. we have no late news. Accounts from Mexico of the 11th ult., and Vera Cruz of the 15th, are important. The Committee on Public Credit had reported a bill fin:the regulation of the foreign debt. It provides for a national fund of £ 10,241,65 8, at 3 per rent. interest, to be applied exclusively to the English debt, for which the neces,cory bends shall be S PAR KLING TFELL, CHEMIST. s • is now MANUFACTI REVF,It % C; I;ind ever offered to t' : , I , I,L'S SP :C,TAR." ET iemist, 13 flavour of the two t; at the ',audio! Pier; and 'by all respectable Hotel-keepei WEAK LEGS, KNEES, AND ANKLES. 911 H E New Patent Vulcanized India Rubber ELASTIC STOCKINGS, 9ND A NIU,E 13.4 ND AG PS, that will retain their elasticity. Heat or cold will not affect them; require no lacing, and may be drawn KNER Article nre the nnl on immediately as an ordinaiy Stock i AIR BED The attention of parties ENIIGRATIII "CALIFORNIA or elsewhere is particularly called ese Articles, being very E. LIU 11 . 1. ,, 0TA SY AND DURABL 771.,aer '" o be bad at e B WALKER'S. 42, SOU CASTLE • STRPET. .LIVI RP 0014, CHAS. MACINTOSH & CO.'S AI RPROOF, WATERPROOF and VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURES. GAS CHANDELIERS COMBINING THREE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES, Beauty of Design, Durability of Workmansh and Lowness of Prig. MAT E D AT AL AN'S 'GAS MANDE and LAMP WARPTIOUSE, 2, PA,,ESSTREET, CHURCH-STREET, LIVRRPOOL. N.B.—Every description of Brass 'Work Made and Old Work Re-Bronzed or Re-Lacquered Repaired ARROWROOT BISCUITS. CACITION. T _TA O Yf their O C G K e n a u n in d e C A O Tt . itl fi m n y c it l i t n i , t g; l 9l ß at lcz t c h ,t e i I popularity o to f numerous imitations which, though of much inferior quality, have in many instances been substituted for theirs, because lower in price, feel called upon thus publicly a-denounce the imposition, and strongly to recommend r friends either to purchase only from respectable . ers, or to obtain the Bis cuits in alb. tins, the ornam wrappers of which are (for the present, at least. effectual security against fraud. HAYLOCK and etmine Arrowroot Biscuits have received the unanimous approval of the public press, and are constantly recommended by eminent members of the faculty, as most wholesome and nutritious food for invalids and children. HAYLOCK and Co.'s "SOIREE BISCUITS." ("the most delicious Dessert Biscuits we ever tasted,"—ride all the Liver pool Newspapers,) and their "Picnic Biscuits" (" excellent in quality, moderate in price") may now be purchased from re peatable Family Grocers and Confectioners in all parts of the kingdom Manufactory, 42, Duke-street, Liverpool, TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAL TON-ON-THE-HILL FRENCH LANGUAGE, MONS. LOUIS PHILLIPPE PLUMTOT, Pro fessor of French, at the Liverpool Sunday School Insti tute and at the Walton Academy begs respectfully to inform the Inhabitants of Walton and its vicinity, that he attends pro fessionally at Walton-on-the-bill every WEDNESDAY and SA. TURDAY ; and having so arranged, lie has at his disposal a few hours, when he would be glad to give Lessons to any other Academy or Private Families in theileigb,bom-hood. Mons. P. having had six years' Ftice in Liverpool, can, with confidence., infor the is generally, that the new, simple, and easy-method a ed by him has produced the best possible results, and fo onfirmation of which, by kind per mission, he is allow o refer to the following families : Rev. Cvnus Mo ALL, Incumbent of St. Michael's Church, 00l Rev. C..I3IIFRELL, Olive lane, Wavertr Rev. W. GRAHAM, 20, Erskine-sireet, Liverpool; Mrs. A. WELLS, Ladies' Seminary, 38, Upper Stan'iope-street, Liverpool _ Liverpool ; and The Liverpool Sunday-school Institute, &c., Stc. Mons. P. havimr, at present one Young Gentleman living with him, to learn the French Language, has also excellent accom modation for a few others. THE QUARTER TO COMMENCE FROM THE FIRST LESSON r, Colryuitt-street (opposite the Museum), Liverpool. Removed to No. 9, Great Winchester-street, Oki Broad-street Royal Exchange, Lon , on. CARSO N'S ORIGINAL ANTI-CORROSION PAINT, specially patronized by the British and other Governments, the Hon. East India Company, the principal Dock Companies, and other public bodies, &c.. is particularly recommended to the Nobility, Gentry, Agriculturists, Manu facturers, West India Proprietors, and others, it having been proved by the practi,:al test of more thattsixtryears to sur pass all other paints as an out-door • .ervative. It is exten sively used for the protection wooden houses, farm and other out buildings, farmin elements, conservatories, park palin€ , , gates, iron raili , iron hurdles , copper , zinc , lead, brick,' stone, old com , and stucco fronts,•and tiles to repre sent slating. The periority of the Anti-Corrosion to every other paint for t-door purposes may be easily inferred from the simple f ' that its use has been always most strenuously opposed b Colour Manufacturers, Painters. Oil and Colour. men, and others interested in the sale of common paints. It is also very economical, any labourer being able to lay it on. Colours: White stone, light stone, drab or Portland stone, Bath stone, light and dark yellow stone, light and dark oak, light and dark lead, light and dark chocolate, bright and dark red, black and brown, 345. per cwt. ; invisible green, 508. : bright green, 605.; deep green, 60s. ; and blue, 60s. per cwt. ; in casks 28 lbs., 56 lbs., and 112 lbs. each. Oil and Brushes. The Original Anti Corrosion Paint is only to be obtained of WALTER CARSON, (Successor to the Inventors,) 9. Great Winchester-street, Old Broad-street. Royal Exchange, London, who will spew between 500 and 600 Testimonials received from the Nobility, Gentry, and Clergy, who have used the-Anti- Corrosion for many years at their country seats. A Copy of the Testimonials will be sent on application. No Agents.—All orders are particularly requested to be sent direct. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LONDON. MANAGERS. CHARLES BELL FORD, Esq., Chairman. William Beresford, Esq., M.P. , Felix Ladbroke, Esq, Charles Boulton, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie Henry F. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. George Warde Norman, Esq. Samuel Pepys Cockerell, Esq. Brice Pearse, Esq. Raikes Currie, Esq., M.P. Charles Richard Pole, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. Lambert Pole, Esq. Russell Ellice, Esq. Ch , les Ranken, Esq. William Franks, Esq. . •nry Rich, Esq., M.P. William R. Hamilton, Es . enry Stuart, Esq., M.P. Captain 11. G. Hamilton, ' . . Claude George Thornton, Esq Joseph Hoare, Rca. CHARLES RY LIDDERDALE, Actuary. /THE , MA GER.S 01 beg to inform the Public, that 1. the H ers of Policies effected with this Society are enti tled to participate in the Profits, according to the Conditions contained in their Pamphlet of Rates, which may be ob. tained at the Office, Threadneedle-street, London, or of .any of the Agents of the Society. The Premiums required at this Office on Young Lives are lower than those of many of the old-established Offices. A Bonus was declared in Jannary, 1844, to the Policy Holders entitled to participate in the Profits at Midsummer, 1843, and the additions then made to the. Policies were, ON AN AVERAGE OF THE DIFFERENT AGES, ONE PER CENT. PER ANNUM on the sum insured, or 29 per cent. on the Premiums received, from the period when the Policy Holders became entitled to parti cipate in the Profits of the Society. AGENTS, Liverpool. J . Mr. N. D. BOLD, 4, Excbange.street West. 1 Mr. WM. HUSON, Royal Bank -buildings. ' Douglas. Isle of Alan Mr. W. F. Moon.z. Holyhead. .... Mr 0. OWENS. Blackburn, Mr. Wm. Stones, Prescot, Mr., Edmund Ward, Builder. Solicitor. Bolton, Mr. Giles Cross, and Preston, Mr. Jamei Hayes and Mr. A. Ferguson, Clerk to Mr. Henry Jennings. the Bolton Bank. Rochdale, Mr. J. S. Lance- Burnley, Mr R. D. HoldswOrth, shire. Agent to Leeds Union Canal Southport, Mr. Ellis Wignall. Company. Stalybridge and Ashton-under- Bury, Messrs. Woodcock and Lyne, Mr. W. Butterworth.' Son. Stockport, Mr. Samuel Hunt. Chorley. Mr. John Winder and U I verstone, AI r.H. Remington. Mr. Richard Jackson. Warrington, Mr. Thos. Smith; Lancaster, Mr. Richd. Bond. Wine Merchant. - Leyland, Mr. J. D. Woodburn. Wigan and ormakiik, Mr. F. I . . Manchester and Chorley, Mr. Dutton. Robert Duck. - alloW4MMUniellri/XOl issued in London. The new bonds are to be given in on the part of the raw material to rise, and an inability exchange for the consolidated fund at 5 per cent. with the on that of the manufactured article to keep pace with it. consent of creditors. For the sum of two million dollars A good home trade, consequent on, better prices in other a receipt in full is to be eiven to the United States for the departments of production, might have proved remedial, indemnity due in May. 1851, and for a million and a half if the friends of the cotton spinner had not planed that out a receipt is to be given for the amount dua in 1852. The of reach. treasury was bare of funds. Rumours had been current It will be found, on referThteoldnutrotwwaonliasstthneolliocsees ofa of a movement by Santa Anna. the corn trade, under this head, that the value of grain We have dates from Kingston. Jamaica, via New York, was reported to have advanced, during the fort nieht pre to the 19th April. Considerable interest prevailed in the vious to our last publication ; and on reference to the --donv as to the success of an experiment making to pro- data from which we derived our information, we find that •'- tated to be ls. to 2s. per it is a singular fact—we duce cotton to compete with the growers of the United in many instances tae States. Should the result he favourable, es the corres- the week ending May pondent of the New York Herald is of opinion that it quarter higher for whe will, he says that "it will he the sound of the tocsin that think rather an urn- hat on very 4th we for buy tt,itAk that 5 ... : F : 1 'ri g one. porratit pr yi..ars past Mr. "Gem country, it is (Ivance here, Mr. S. Cart Pearce, 1)r. y rhange. cnhQidt,f-i its and ,sed of Aram, L. Sota, Bari :Violin°, L. Spenoe, J BY p Waltr fobile $. 11A to 11 131 to 13i 13i to 14 14 to 14i aes per imperial qu ;Her (,f wheat e rela- will arouse all the other West Indian Islands to energetic of May the Gazette avea— efforts ; and should they follow in our wake, such a should be 2d. under those of the supply of cotton will be poured into the markets of Great tive averages being— Britain as must naturally interfere with the growers in 27th April your country." Letters are given from this writer by two 4th May iverpool brokers, to whom a sample of Jamaica growth Difference . . has recently been submitted. It was valued here on the 23d of February last to bring ls. per lb., and, from its fine We speak advisedly when c, quality, to be capable of being enhanced in value to ls. 6d. in vo , ;-' The weather was not very favourable for planting ope- averag.. rations, being. dry and dusty. Rain was much wanted. sold must ► A dreadful fire had occurred on Union Bill Pen, in the Parish-of St. Anna. The large amount of 30,000 dollars ti we can account f s, with risi bet very inf , .....rket is tAegranheri higher I advanced Is. to 2s. per auz, worth of property has been destroyed, being all possesses in the world by its owner, Mr. Stirling, who has beer dye) to t of the v reduced by tl- vices trom Havana are to are the freig with a few small p of Indian Corn, article exported to inst 12 "Clean Freight—l owes and a market I per 70 lbs. Indian ( ,revious week fate that t Irkets, is, that the wheat latterly - -- -"t v- The London 1 to-day, Navin 1 g further y (inclu- into Liverpool, rely liv.ht. and Q uarters wheat, a, and 7,127 quarters ;tilers of the latter nd an extensive ut principally upon specu west at an advance of 2d. is firmly iat I his market is in a great In cons of this ntinental country, Great Britain, 2s. C hugs are worth it lies of Ohio at krs 3( Freid lia, at tzi to fq s of In cud in British LIST OF PASSENGEII Halifax ,—Captain , Mrs. De Wolfe in, J. Young, M iss Char e La Comiesse (I, Miss el`li ide Ice and sister. Mr. S. ud lady, Mr. Brott,L as Mr. Aviles, lady, two childu nd lady. Mr. J. It. Gardner at , G. Sdo J. Towns Weiner, W Speed, H on% Messrs. Yo 'rentsch, r._ Reed and lady, Mrs. Oxley ana two c►di COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCI MONEY MARKET turday, the i to-day 5 , rt to Gr sold. 1 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION Uplands None. 13 to 13* 13* to 13* 13* to 133 13* to 133 133 to :33 133 to 13i 133 to 13 13i to 14 Stock in city, in all hands, is estimated at 122,0001 BREADSTUFFS.—The Flour market was less actin 1, at el., I r. fiery Fully fair. Good fair Fine.... None. 71 to 11 1 01- tn 193 :o 12& and Western brands, but the market continued firm. Cana• dian bonded Flour was in better demand, and sales were made at an !improvement in ;prices. There was but little doing it Southern brands, yet prices continued steady. Wheat cent' nued to be held above the views of millers, and no sales of mo merit transpired. Corn continued in light supply, and firm . • at 593 c. for ordinary white southern, 61c. for old western mixed, and for northern and Jersey yellow. Pnovisroxs.—Pork continued dull, and sa!es were only of a retail character, Beef was dull. There was a good demand for Pork Hams. Lard was also in fair demand, at steady prices. AsHEs.—The market was very steady, hut rot active, for pearls, at sd. 564 c. Pots were dull. with sales of fifty barrels, at sd. 75c. with fair Bile FRE to H TS.—The rates of freights are to Liverpool, for cot ton 75c. per bale ; Four, Is. per barrel; grain in bulk,2ti, and 3id per buAel, or corn and wheat, respectively. To London • ,_. To Havre, cotton, is per lb. The amount of freight - offered for Europe is trifling, and rates may be considered nominal. TWO DAYS AND'A HALF LATE; North merican and European Telegraph Agency, Liverpool Our special express from Boston, New Orl Mobile, has been received, via Halifax, bringing In advices to a late hour (11 p.m.) of the evening of the 2d ans, and . . of May, which is two days and a half later than the regular intelligence_ brought by the steamer, and ONE from the United States POLITICAL. New York, Thursday Evening, May 2 ast learned, per telegraph, of the arriva We have j the Canada'at Halifax, with one week's England, and in consent:mice all busine later news frow ss is suspended The Compromise Committee, in the United States Senate, have not yet reported. Vague conjectures can only yet be made as to the compromise that may he agreed upon. No doubt, however, is entertained, but that an arrangement will be made in regard to the admission of . California, as a state of the union, and also in regard the -tion that w —.et the approbation of .tavery quest.. except the more ultra of the two parties. The secretary of the treasury has been authorised to make advances on gold dust deposited at the mint for coinage. The effect of this measure will be to prevent further exportation of gold dust to England. The ratification of the certain. Nicaragua 6( aty is considered Central America accounts of the 11th April mention the suppression of the rebellion. Bastillo, the lender, was sh . oi, and the others banished to San Salvador ; Herrera, the former president, has been killed in a guerillo engage ment. The San Salvador papers contain a congratulation from Mr. Squier to the newly-elected president, in which he speaks of the Cabinet at Washington as warmly in favour of the rights of the people of Honduras as of the United States. q w u il a i r b te e r s i e l e p n on r : with I held at 6d. to is rather more than wAr enable nat ock in the this year t d with the small s On Saturday a eluding 500 00 of which LATE PARIS, SUNDA 'rom I and to notify to I Wvie must be c ent Are m 000 ner T the t ELEY I Yeomanry force of I 1 Mr. LABOUCHET Marcl intimated for init. not involve attending the corn nia his best consideration On the Australian Colc poned for another yt adopt themselves if the In reply to Mr t he propo=ed to lay,tha SON complained of the mis by the colonial office, and t department of the rover= Mr. ANsTEY said there wa! DERBY tavoise is scratc -5 to 1 12 to 1 Lord 1 LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MAIM Consol ble day's business. The p i; Ditto for Money, 96: Mils, 68 71 p.m.; Mexican Danish, 7:1 . , prices. A good Unsincss done to-day in to-day at 14 per share. The fol London Stock, 1021 i ; Ditto Quad Ditto Counties, 7 ms, 54 5; 13,i Caledor Grant k Pref.. C IitisICIIESTRIt CLOSING PRICES London Stoel et° Shart, 4 1 pin DOiers Four Scrin, Leeds Fifth;, colnshlre, pref. 71 101 3-16ths LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTRnDAY Supplies of Home-grown and Foreivn Wheat veil 'ever, put'cllased rath.-r contion,ly good sale, and in most cases brought a Monday's prices. Beans and Pease went oft' more readily, and prices are 6d. to b Barley brought Is. I change, as the sot 1 - quarter more money y was I quarter higher small, but mod, moved more readily, es, are 6d. to Is. per ith last Monday eds are already at previous English white Wheat, 425. to 30s. ARRIVAL British Wheat „ Barley „ Oats.. ; red, 38s. to 445. pe lristi - Beans SECOND REPORT The market closed somewhat t Foreign Wheat ; before a clearanc Barley brought Is. Ix - 6d. to ts. dearer COMMERCIAL imports from England to America of February are stated to exceed last year 44 per cent. in quantity and 54 in value. The New. York customs receipts are expected greatly to exceed the government estimate. Money mar ket remarkably easy. . CorroN.—Salcs of Tuesday were 1,200 bales, Wed. nesday 1,500 bales, at very firm prices. The Cambria's li-nnnecatio fn 11111, chase to any extent. Small lots are beiiig picked Up at ;tc. advance; 15 cents for middling and upwards would start it, but nothing else. The Liverpool vessels are getting freight at two shil lings per bale, and very little offering. The accounts of receipts to-day 589,000 bales short. Middling, in New Orleans, on the 30th April, 12 cents — market active. Freights ith of a penny. Telegraph of 30th from Mobile, reports all the bottom lands of Alaba ma under water. _ _ Corn and Flour quite firm. Provisions dull and heavy The bill has passed the senate of the United States accepting Mr. Grinnell's proposition to fit out vessls to go in search of Sir John Franklin. The vessels are nearly ready and will sail soon. Arrived 2nd, steamer Cambria, from Liverpool, bark Vesta, Marseilles, bark Figan, Bremen. U. S. Sixes, '67, 1181 ; Sixes, '62, 1141 ; Sixes, '6B, 1181. Ohio, Sixes, 114; Pennsylvania Fives, 97, Sterling Exchange firm, at 169 s to 1091. COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY REPORT. Monday Nigh In the Sl:are market the account is just closing, this being the last day. A daily continuance of small invest ments on the part of the public, to which have been added some rather extensive purchases by capitalists during the last few days ' has produced a considerable advance in prices, cleared the market of all stock, and left the bears quite in the lurch. The stocks purchased have been chittly London and North-western quarters, Leeds stock, and York and North Midland; and it will be seen that in these there has been the greatest improvement in price. Generally there appears to be an increasing dis position on the part of investors to examine railway stocks, and select some of the cheapest for their capital, and this has been strengthened by the unsettled aspect of all foreign securities. Our market this evening closes at the highest point of the month, with scarcely any stock offered to supply the demand, and the advance does not appear by any means to have reached its height. The quotations of the day's business are— rhostpr .e22.shares. 12l d : Leeds lifthc Itv: a • nut., nruf 12i; London new quarters, 1I 3 3/9 ij; Ditto fifths, d; Ditto C quarters, 8/9 p; Midland halves, 2 II 21 ; Reading and Reigate, 15; Shrewsbury and Birmingham 11, d ; Dover old, i; Ditto No. 3, 134 ; Ditto No. 4, 43- I; Newcastle pref.O. In nearly every department of trade we have to notice the prevalence of a healthy feeling; and this is in a great measure to be attributed to the existing advance in the Grain market, which, at the present low prices, can be said to injure no one, and must do considerable good, by restoring confidence, if only for a ti m e, in the agricultural districts. Of course, we see no prospect of stability in this particular ; but certain it is that, while it lasts, it. is calculated to enable s h o pk ee p ers t o ge t in their accounts , and our general ma r k e t s h ave a l rea dy shown symptoms of improvement. It w ill b e seen below that a further increase is expected in the value of Cotten ; but , of course, this entirely depends upon the state of the manu facturing interest in this country; and as we cannot expect manufacturers to work at a loss, and neither shippers nor home buyers will at present give the prices demanded by the producers, we see a. difficulty of no mean magnitude in perspective,. i,epi : that . of a Undone), r. more money but i value no change. Beat ...... . demand. Oats sold readily at 6d. to Is, per qr. advanc,. - change in Clover Seeds. English white, 425. to 505.; red, 3E to 445. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. Tallow market steady for P.Y.C., and a moderate business le at full prices. On spot 375, and for last three mow' Ssock this day. 25,606 casks, against 23,63 1,138 - last s same tim Coff Home quiet, bu verie, _ ..gainst, 1,272 cab.., made plentiful at 355. 6d. nett cash. ~.cc mars,. there are no sellers under 40s. to 425. Cd. at n'hica lc* only small parcels are taken by the trade. Tea market steady at late rates. Cotton holders arc firm, and a moder. ate business is doing at stiff prices. Rice.—Abort O,OQO bags Fold to-day stiff pric 3,509 bales Surats, —The sales on Saturday are isto hales at very firm prices. ding oil' well and uipport last large buyers. The sale will ba next. The public sales are going sales prices. Foreigners are brought to a close on Friday_ --e g3IITHI , I ELI CATTLE MARKET.— The supply of Beasts was larger than on it -YESTERDAY londay last. dull, andit:ices the same. _SheipandLambs re ;ed advance sold mo►e freely 7 ; Pigs, 250, Holland Beasts, Calves. 75 0; Ditto Scotch Beast tood. 28. 10d. to 4s per stone of 8 ibs inking the offal tto Sle e p, sts, 9_4( Niutton, ad. ; Is. 2d.; Laub, si. to ss. Sd.— The infant prince is to -be called "Arthur Pat Alb rt." Mr. Grantley Berkeley's ' , notion for a duty on fore& corn will certainly come on this evening. R. Duke, of Liverpool, gentleman, has been appointed _l.„ Lord Chancellor a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. The Pacific. ' from , the second of Collins's line, is to sal. New York on Saturday week, the 25th instant. "" . ...LITEIL ARV AND PIIILOSOI &UCAI. Som.:vv.—At the last evening , MrSJ. B. Yates read ~ing paper, ably illustrated with a collectio , it ancient illustrated works, ou the literature the 16th and 17th centuries- DEATH FROM LOCK-JP a labouring man who was assisting in loading vessel k- the Canning Dock by means of a crane, got his left bane by some accident between the cog-wheels of the work' part, and had his fingers dreadfully cruid,,,,,r of the sod( ntc —On the 30th of hot mont 1 taken care of LABOUR on Saturday - from lock-jaw. Poon.,—Wo understand that the cnqpiries of D 'Hoff of id COW a "Fri by PrWCUIVO GRAPH that the French envoy it, Is to tht Ireland t prepare )ported it A lot et Dove :ek question, as been done French Go. to leave for he Earl of make any 3 farmers Bouverie, Mr. oceed with the flea wit' ut hority of that colonies atigeur ; 14 to 1 ,t Italian; 14 to t Alonzo 40 to YESTERDAY for Account, ; Exchequer 2i 3 p.m.; bought lie prices:— ; Midland Genera' ~e urn nett n d - 1 rade WM, Furnis Mackay, the Mc into the condition u. es of Liverpool, is about to be publish f letters in that paper. A son of Mr. Gm, rt . 51.111. US a a.m. Chronicle con ftheer Times, in conju ti with avicitt been appointed THE LYCEUM lima-Two:4 the proprietors of the Lye, Liverpool library. law- Mr. V The chairman congrat improved state of the finances a ° w a ne° in their favour of £llO 9s. lid. The usual business matters were then transacted. it %FPS understood that five sharer bad been forfeited. Mr. Pi cton t h en move d the r esolt, tion of which he had g i ven not i ce ,namely. that in fn• ture the room be closed on S un d a y evenings at six o'clock, p.m., in s t ea d o f t en o ' c l oc k as heretofore. Mr. D. Rowland se con d e d t h e reso l ut i on , and Mr. Salt ativo-. fated it. It W&s ca-rried by a large mrjoritV. , eeti cg 1 (;11 th