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FA). 2,1847 i Drlu Uttbittatteno. Just Published, STATESMEN OF AMERICA IN 181.0. , • - By-SARAH MYTTON NI A U KY. noun Lo Nom ANs and Co.; Liverpool: GEORGE SMIT H ` ll,l Co., Tithebarn-street. • Just Published. price 25,, INDIA: THE DUTY AM) INTERET OF ENG LAND TO INQUIRE IN'I 0 VI S STATE. Ily SAVILLE "'ARE i(yrr, Fsq., late of the Civil 'Service, and Member of council to the GovernMent of Bdtobay. Just published, price Is. UNIFORMITY of TIME, considers i•e to RAILWAY TRANSIT LIONS of the erence ELECTRIC TELEGRAI 1 11 ?sight HuivOlnitusstonc London to , : by 1 Y all lie( ,The p . 1 SP Pct EDWARD STI ITTT, M By HENRY BO( E HAS Al RIVED, by John V.' s Baines, Vines Off \PPEAL to REASON VRASI pecially in 1 the OFERA- .tion on the H By T. HEIGHTON in, Foptk John-- a and Tor a Letter to the Railway Laconic: CWiIMON SENS i• on i 3. Hon' t Som, b. §ce—nes' G. )I(I.L T 9. Literal n Ratt!f ,tainE 1. Mr S. 114 9. AL 10. DWI, HAIR CUTTER„ rel. Liverpool. to he appropriated grnttk•ous preser MAGAgIN , the Clockmaker." ,e,-and its Inhabitants ces tWa Shakspearian Book. By Mo: the Wikts of Mexico. The Mexican islatois. No. H. Mr. B. :Bisr gts of the British Poets Part 11 Liverpool. TStritPub 4 ishrfl, by „Tic - 18'1ra WA 1...145LE7.: - .5', 1 ord-street, ill?. DUBLIN UNIVERSITY It/I_^,(AZINE foi I , F.I3RUARY, price 28. 6d., contain,.. -4. Portuguese -11. ?rile Rot•icruciun ; a I&e of (l o:ou"ne--111 hist -IV. Our Poi trait Gallery, No The Pearl of th. Amerira *rom_ the Hack Woods—VU I. An tlio:og 'Latin. • Nora Creina, translated int Dublin s. JAMES 'JOSITYA WALMSI Abroad. NI‘G LA SFT AN, 21,VO8er-street. Liverpoi, ,EY. Sold by •all l vo..sr,icrs at home au 4rHE Leis N G SOLDIT -rULTA) , k's Church, Liverpool. By the VILLIAA: This dor i VII F. STA btbli„"SES Edited-by die Rev aanttl. TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS .1. TA NTED, a;;WCIT active YOUNG MAN A Apply at ROGERS and ROBERTS, Warwick House. 8: Mill-street. AGENCY AHOUSE, of long: standingin the City of London, might feel disposed to _take an AGENCY from a Con cern of respectability, independent of their own long-estab lished Mercantile Vustness. The i remises are extensive, dry, well-bnilt Warehouses, &c., in the heart of the City. Refereucts beyotA all doubt. as to-respectability snd means, will be re- Address (nre-raid) X.Y.Z. Dies -street, Lontion. cit ors, Colem TS. J. and T. DAVIES, 10 MERCHANTS AND SH I POWNERS. A GENTLEMANRho has been in the Hon East hrdia Company's Service, drsirmis of obtaining employ- meat upon Merchant's ACcount to any of the pOrts of the Medi terranean, Madeira, the United States, or North or South Anterica, anti the Fast Indies, &c. The Advertiser is most respectably connected, and possessed of a comfortable inde- an emergency Could taketharze of a watch at sea, if rt re4•nrs would he mouerate than Canlain's 1141)4.. CHASE t of Oxton, in tt TICE, thrt they BOAT. VS, 'at the rate of s per (..7( term of years as may Rates, ToAs, Ferries, n:• hip vested in them Conamissionerb'-roomsi s Commissioner etntclt fon. QILATEMTREET CIA 1.1 aud MATH EMATICA L COIE Y. Con EBY' '6l‘7li RCIAL, C'Ovvarr . l, rsry in flu. change- )rtable e, oppo -room/. Coach. change. MILES , mpact pa! en- .eman's street c-eyed `t soil, )e seen. of SHOP most rE and a-a are rhood, nience. AGE, HOAR, Patent 'arence iperior !FRS. excel- !lig no ill now of a which in the n'ence ,cense. ;, and The COM- s pub ished, No. -H, pri IL OF JACOB: CONTENTS OF NO. TI t3eOlIS Wad j " . n "~~~h o~ s., Monthki le Errc —The - Prophecy of XX 'ptit - upon the Ifebreyi Text—The tog 'from Moses and the Proollets. as tffr, LIVVRPOOL STANDAPD. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. THE SELECT VESTRY require. with im:mediate possession, Very extensive PRI- 1%.11 SFS, capab‘e of being adapted for the ttivestigation of the Caio's of Casual 'lrish Poor ts, to be r left, direct( Parish-aP.es, Fe2nrick-street. WAY , ED to P A small S l(Minnfl Si pOst`p&id, to 8., STA Rpply by 411 n rp m provem en hton-curn-Grx E TENDERS FOR I,et- aryl other Properties of the virtue of their several Acts of Clerk to the said Corr '-rooms,Vlth January, 16-17 INBUR6II, -LEITH', AND GRANTON RATLW E Directors of this Corn )any are ready to IN ebenture Bonds, for S' ILLIAMS DISTMCT PROVIIANT SOCIETY, OFFICE, 4, QUEEN-SQUARE. James P'roct r, Esq. Richard l!roole, Esq., Canning-street Messrs. W. Steele and Sung E. Pau!et, Esq Messrs D. and C. APIVer l'et'ey, I.sq., West Derby James towoml, Esq. Richard Gibson. Esq. Miss Cardwell, per Rev. Rector Campbell M. 5..... E. S. G. .iames Lc .J. Hughe Messrs.) es sq . M' Tear, Hadfield and Thorn James iklawdeslev, Esq W C. Jobb Torr, Esq. site. or Edward tiibbon. Esq. I arm/ca Janus itad!ey, Esq. Balance of a Loan ziociety, per A Mr. W. liersh.w Messrs. Jost.] A Wager, pei Mr. Thomas Leicestei ing, them to T W. I A. 1, ort.ph Fletelu er, per 1% , - " and 4. M THE Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt of the to!lowing Additional Donations : . James Locke, Esq., C. 1..., per George Hall Lawrence, Fsq Mayor 450 0 0 Edward Dod, Fsq., Cheapside 3O 0 0 MeArs. Francis and James Mill l5 0 0 C. S. G., per Rev. J. B. Monk lO 0 0 .. .. 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10 6 CORRESPONDENCE. THE POOR-RATES TO THE EDITOR OF ME LIVERPOOL NtANDARD brevity will be the first clatnant to editorial indulgence daring a busy parliamerCary session, I will waive exordium and state at otte, that as the claims of Ireland have, by common consent and acclamation in the House of Commons, 'been allowed to be fastened as a right on the United Kingdom at large, so the house has, I contend, by that ftem. con. decision, undeniably esta blished the claim of the parish of Liverpool to indemnity out of thie public purse for the enormous expenditure in curred by the influx of Irish paupers into the parish pre cincts—an influx which it could not control, and for which it ought not to he held exclusively and pecuniarily responsible. I hope our parish authorities will not. fail to take advantage of the feeling manifested and the ad missions made in the House of Commons during the late debates, but will, notwithstanding their recent defeat, again push, and strenuously too, their claim for indem nity, on . the very ground taken by the several speakers, that a national imiamity_ ought to be nationally met. To succeed, Mr. Editor, the importunity must be strong, and again and again repeated. A simple denial ought not and must not be taken, for our claims are indefeasible after what has.passe we go With a demand nd right sure am I toad of a request, .suc will be ti I will only intrude on your space with one eoncludini remark, namely, that if we mean to relieve ourselves of large portion of the heavy incumbrance now pressing m ns. xvork—nseful_ nroductive. hard work—must be Lis is now . 'Out of eeking relief at cur Mr. 'William I 1, per Standard-ofike 0 6 0 • LIVERPOOL CHARITABLE SOCIETY, FOR VISITING TH E SICK AND DASTRESSED AT THEM OWN DWELLINGS. rIiHE TREASURER begs to acknq - fOrrowing ADDITIONAL DONATIONS : Courier-office .ton, a collectio ledge the ,e annual dinner of tin Sandow•n 1 ark I roprietai y ferry, per tiev.l.). I). Stewart 1 he Chatham iiebiiiir Steel, Jo/•n Wood Ist' society ' S. d. ) 0 0 5 5 0 1 0 0 5 10 0 1 0 .0 1 0 0 at St. John the Evangelist's 4, by Rev. Henry:H. Higgins.. 40 0 0 FUND FOR 'THE TEMPORAL RELIEF OF THE SUFFERING POOR OF UELAND, THROUGH T Clerical RA LISHED CHURCH, 1 SHANNO A ftrrpp. E CLERGY OF tnrougn. 'LC quent -Uwe especially in the `chit‘ call upon us to take prompt WR, Belfast 11 the Chair; and lengthens pose, to be called " Fund for t poor -of I reand, through the : Ixi . Wesecif ire Church:" urgently ?es for their tcn d d in the pure at the f Cvmmittee . to car thcommenced for that ?temporal relief , of thel astrumeritality of the ( contributed are nov nd. the confinement it involves, would be' ;bug bear, and who would .prefer a V6grant perambulation .of and distribution through the ceuntrv, enjoying a better supply of food with the pleasures of idleness, to the exer cise of that honest industry to which our own • native population is not only compidled, but is willing to bend There ought mit to be, thine cannot i . culty in finding employment at a low ra, Let a temporary " Board" be at once labour, w, any d ascomplisiimeni of this desideratum ; nay, rather :than fgil of th p iattproint_ T.v :o a rrow dock forth- -anything 7.t0 - ten the willingness of individuals .for or out of . . numbeT of sugge:itions that I could make, - scale oue or more would be 'found to grapple with the •diiliculty,' And rid its-of the nuisance we are enduring. • _ rWashall he glad to receive the suggestions of oar COT - spendent, His remarks are pointed, and Lis arguments THE DESTITUT E IRISH Brvff vie t?/ Lich icic, bEAN. MR. GROVES, You ,anticipal failing:, and 1 t long since -have sunk y seen in , ittrge towns he ulated Inrce chiefly my first remark of the very low heat which caused the one my son held in his hand to exp:-:;de, to be very cau- It is my opinion that one pennyworth would blow )nt the front of. a shop window. I forgot to name that the nails in the hand which held it were quite burnt up. If' • yon have space in your valuable paper for the ider tion of the foregoing, it will confer on me a great favour, and I think will be _a preventative to many serious aed- nts, I am, Sir, yours resrectfully, THOMAS RICHARDSON, Cutler 30, Church-street, January 31et, 1847. SECOND EDITIO LIVERPOOL COI The arrivals into this Wheat, a Standard-office, Two O'clock N EXCHANGE, This DAY the week en .ply of k from the 4 Indian *Corn, lastwise and fro, ittic,. fresh at han to-day, and attogett The ree u ay week is on Wheat to 31. per barrel ; !broign United Incliau • • [•,e. Illy strength is zle day's rest 'to recri d- renewed mercy food:at a redacted rate; of must have lang shire ei hich 1 am hon at. Sessions • clergy of our Clifirch. I was obliged 'to make my rsonally respout2ible in order to secure for the im mass of the destitute in this placeu sufficiency of 3erwise• phinder and starvation tiedi 'Bruff 'Relief District, of !cretary; is . nuarly forty miles lave at of thousands tlya 1 " I if f I I LIVERPOOL FEBRUARY SESSIONS, These sessions commenced yesterday before Gilbert Henderson, the recorder. The calendar contained` misdemeanour Of these, accord and write well ; rig to tl ment, 6 can rc& imperf tly ; and 36 can read nor v The followii worn Lit to form Daniel 0 Can•les }Award Glares Mo 1 ettry Mix .101inttitig( Thomas let:rSe Tho-nas The Learned RECORD len of 1-1- inform von .that jt Cald light radar, your labours on t teiwened has been days that have eL ben commi t auything,. t 1, no fewer t n. Habits of tied in rici the' vice of int for the c ly reducing period proceeding tro,l ber of perm :—in 1844 i►uiuuber crease be, an, by tlus Coth should t thail it hated much tc fore think the the gr is to the inc the people tl permanent a of 1" ther feattire. in rg, were stra .sons tried all inenti IN G, tion of wide, Black- HA It °moot HERS e, that TINO, arising 1 A sh there- rime in engers' a left at milton alloon. Hea ntion of Act for the Fe r A . by him. teil with ffence a NOT crioN e CON ;RANT- he wino.; rinanent ',ontract, heeler instant, 1 on ap- be deli pot February elite., are e lowest equested tinghaul, the pus:. e out the mr...a.,m.W JOIII 4 is ovvist CoMng •iorxci4 lily Tiiqe MIER e Je s v r e ii;: ; :' , lll-- . The Opinion L34V)ln.lntedjir;i:_h Christian, CoNTENTs ( lion of the first Prophecy the Rehr— I/larks Co Langna' Wertheim, London r4ment mad rn Jewish Rabbis 'iew of last year'o Baptisms at the fpiscopal Jews' Chapel An Fxp!anatiot -On the Imporl A Critical Exposi. of the Study 01 r with some re• PORTRAIT AND MEMOIR oP HUGH IWNEILE, M.A. rPHE ENGLISHWOMAN'S MAGAZINE AND Shilling. , CHRISTIAN MOTHER'S MISCE LLA NY, Price On •C'OnTenta of the Fehrttary No. BioeraPh WNW __trait. ThouL:hts S-atunlay- at an litanza s on R( Rev I.A. With ati I . 13? Psalm. I oetry. Lge. 1 Ilenthly By the otice of Public THE LADY'S NEWSPAPI on SATURDAY; January 23, contains ZLiER MAJESTY IN PARLIAMENT designed Mgraved by LandePs—Outrage in , the 19th 0 a n ners and Cn§toms—Youthful DaNs of R 1 4 7") -- The Wife of Vittoria, a Dramatic ndon and Paris Fashions—Fan of the Fm Nlafehionc We, the Dra, R, No. 4, Publis ssini (witt Adventut ss of Austria bV'Gio ralk—Literature, Week's News • N o -,T • I contains—Good News for the Ladies, by Ch ar l es D ance 6„ he 0:d I louse at Geneva, by I.o , Asa Stuart Costello—Cos t no, g_ the pac:hyss . of Abrantes—NettinE,r, by Miss Watts—La j u it l n e c . e, i tg i t ii eiTriu7 and Mtss L..Geary - 71:ai:waysPoetry, by 'Costume, by Pl'a°anc(b"e" No. contains—The2-tAi o d ric P u l t r u is re, Fls c hions—Ancient Female Latkieg•of Belfast—Ball at the London - Tavern--.-Phy,4otogy of Teams, by Miss l'e•il;e—Glance at Music for 1846-- - -by G. H. Rodwell—Al emo i l Fs of Madame de Geniis— Entertaining . 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RN AND AN_ ar Quarto Maps, nbreke. stern Story BIItKENHEA THIS .ACADEMY, conduct, by W. RICHARDSON to is assisted by I visiting ,th PUPIL OF DR. .SPOHR, PROFESSOR OF THE VIOLIN, THEORY OF MUSIC. and SINGING. ADVANCED PIANO-F . OIM? PhATERS ACCOMPA 2%7ED O.i'7HE VIOLIN, SCHOOLS ATTENDED. i Ny iss O o L it F o F f , o o m f o t i. h l e tm U msi niv a e n r a sit l y i r ri o nt f Fw Leigkc ,- , UAGES, receives CLASS PS for the study of the above Lan . .. . • _ _ _ I Private Pupde attended. 's apply at the above-mentioned places, seliers of this town. Treasurer of the STRANGERS' FRIEND E'IY begs to acknowledge the following additional the Earl of Sefton 'W'illia► 30 0 0 25 0 0 20 0• 0 10 0 0 5 0 .0 5 0 0 5 0 0 _ Bailey Brothels and Company Mrs. Jones, Lark-hill ..... W. Worthington. Esq Lankton, Esq. Richard Itathbone, Esq Alfred Waterhouse, Esq. J. D. Thornely, Esq. Thornely, Esq. Lodge, Pritchard, and Company Peck Brothers and Winch. The Misses Yates J. W. Cropper, Esq 5 0 0 5 0• 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 .0 1 0 . 0 1 0 0 .00rcroft, es Gi d, Esc! V. 1 . ..0F, Esq... Frederick Robinson, Esq A. E. E U 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 Bury, Curt and Ket H. E. Evans, Zsq E. S. G. 3 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 Received through Mr. J. Copple,stone, Derby-square 1 0 0 1 0 0 Jos. Whitehead. Observe.that the Signature of the proprietor, "G. C. Serjeant," is written on the Government Stamp. ERJEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy kj against Rheumatism ? Rheumatic Gout Sciatica, and Lum bago. Sold by the Proprietor, G. C. SERJ ' EANT, No. 1, Lo vell's-court, Paternoster-row, and 2 ? Bell-vard, Temple-bar, Londnii ; and by all Venders of Medicine. .. ) rice 2s. 9d. per Bottle. Amongst many which are being daily received are the follow- • tug testimonials :- 14, Belmont-place, Wandsworth-road, Oct. 26, 1844. Stu,-1 feel in duty bound to acknowledge, that after suffer ing acute pains from Sciaica, or severe Rheumatic affection in the hip-joint, and being deprived of rest, I was persuaded to try your - embrocation, and have the pleasure to say that after three applications I was restored to my usual health ; and, al though two years have passed, I have no return of the disorder. ratefully yours, EDWARD NOYES. or at ti -I tun, Well-street, Cripplegate. SIR,—I have been several weeks confined to my bed by Gout and Rheumatism not a part from my head to my feet free from tocat attenuant lie had applied all the usual remedies, and that I might remain months in my deplorable situation. Fortunately your remedy was made known to me, or I might have been to this day confined to my bed. After a close appli er, days, my troublesome companion began to dig ' walkinv about my mom- in a week I was capable c INCex s perseverance in t cine was enabled, to leave Loodon. ',can ie use of you. six bottles attach:, I am, Sir, your obedient D. W. STONE. 4. Paterno#ter-ro,. Having been informed of tne surprising. cure or Air. "oll's Churchyard, who was so severely afflicted ' ....use pain causing delirium, that he was olence, and whose case was considered rag induced to ascertain the particulars, and he truth of my information, encouraged me aiisfiedc le Medicine, entertaining success, baying been ma 4to very veil little hopes c fprer_ and tri ied many very happy in being able to a I der . a,Ler afew days' application the use of my limbs are perfectly restored, and I am now able to attend Inv business; life: To iliose, however severely afflicted and hopeles! cake may have been•pronounced, I beg of them to make I ittibs, 6om th were cases that bay Lelded to this Medicir hose who are deprived, none feels it so severely as the trades. man or mechanic, as it generally causes loss of business, and brings ruin on families. I shall at all times feel it my duty to make it known to thoseatilicted, to evince how grateful I am ,for my restoration, and am, Sir, yours truly, _ GIS - OMM POLLARD October 20, 1844 The astonishing success :which has crowned the application of this external Aleclicine in:the most hopeless and deplorable even-the least relief,a r tid this after the ablest advice and ever; othenmeans had completely failed, most justly entitles it-to the attention of the afflicted. _ . This excellent Medicine, so universally esteemed, is unat tended with the least danger or inconvenience, and hundreds have experienced its happy and•salutary. effects since it was first intrceluced. • Such are the properties of this invaluable Specific that per sons labouring under the most distressing Rheumatism, Rheu matic Gout, and Lumbago, and rendered thereby incapable of assisting themselves, have been relieved in a few hours. Sold by Pendlebury, Russell.street ; Titheriugton, Oxford street;. Hogarth, Great George-street; Fisher, Bold-street; Coupland, Parker-street ; Gerard, Oldball-street • Parkinson, New Scotland-road ; Neal, sc' etland-road ; SimpsOn, Scotland road, opposite St. Martin's Market ; Mackow;Vanxhall-road ; Britten, corner of Dale-street and Haymarket; Smith, Great Homer-street; Co; Fog-street ; Gillard,.ltichmond-row; Low, Islington; Walker, London-road; Parry, Christian-street; Wagiltaff,'Great GeOrpe-place ; Priestley, Lord-street ; Woodside. Price, Wavertree from . the ad- 8m:1-1ENRIr BISTICK%—It will be sc vertisement that this justly celebrated English composer IS again to appear amongst us at the: Collegiate Institu tion, on Friday next. . The lecture of that evening will be devoted to a review of the, works of Beethoven, when s el j ectiun of gems from his opera of." Fidelio," and his lovely - sous, will.be sung by first-rate vocalists. Of Miss fhorotoies abilities we need say little. Those who toned to her B weet.straius last year will, we are .sure, not lose the opportunity of hearing her again. Miss' Parsons has placed herself at t h e head of our. Treed song Stresses by her delicious singing. The other singers are of the first I.i . Rev. It. W. il!tind, Rev. E. J. Harttick, Rev. A. thiltoti, Rev. C.. Allen, Rev. W. AP/ lwaine, incun Rev. T. Campbell, Inrunit P.S.—The attention of-the eland, who may be enabled, ,r number•:— - J. B. Sha anon, S. G. Fenton Jam es"--Wiorii:i:sq Dr. rd on, Dr._ 11. Purdon, bent of:St.-Georges, 1 110 !nt of' trinity Church, t & s N 9 (Great 'I - .7 W 111111,,,, 11/ ,Lllll,l - 1. Bute toward the re:ier of the preset o t twitterings of the- latter country, is earnestly solicited to the above Fund ; V.E medium through which their bounty may be transmitted. Subscriptions will be thankfully 0 Xleived and , adknowledget by any !Member of the Committee. DISTRESS IN THE HIGHT, ANDS AND ISLAND, OF SCOT' AND. , i t T a PUBLIC ("4 of the 11_ Liverpool, held in the Musi r 7zall, •Boh Jannary, 1847; GEORGE GRANT, F aq., in , theC It was moved by DuNcAN GI ma, Esq WILLIAM WATSON, Esq., That the caamity and ex vidence to visit the Inhabitants of Scotland, calls for , our wan impressed with a deep sense of we enjoy, and recogmcmg it as ties to seek to minister to the sufferin a, of our fellow-creatur4 take immediate steps for the cat Moved by A. C. Dum.or, Esq., - - - desire to relieve the .great (list time most emphatically disclai thing that can abso:veTither th prietors from adopting such r gency requires. Moved by JOHN GLOW, Es, Esq.. , _ a•eane destitution of the-com- lea 'gym ine of -tr we the s, this AI eetine; determines to Tying. out of this object ett., seconded•by JAM no is impressed with tt-strong recs existing, they at the same tnthe idea of attempting any- e Government or the'lne;l prt eikedial measures as the emez )., Seconded by Wm. TARIIE That tile following Gentletn en he appointed a•Corrrmittee (with power to add to their nun fiber) for.the purpose ot , raising Subscriptions and carrying out the foregoing itesoluticns:— Cliaii wan. GEORGE GI tAIgIT, Esq. Deputy hairmen. • . GEO. ARMSTRONG, EN., and A. C. - Dtit4Loe, , Fir 'he Rev. Rector Campbell, . Rev. Dr. Crichton, Diluent Rev. Mr. Ferguson, Wm. Hendee R. J. Benders, Wm.-finrie, Robt. Jamieson J. C..lack, Archibald Kelsc, Robert Kirk, Andrew Low, William Litidsay, ' Robert Lamont, William M'Craken, Charles , M`ltinrdo, James - M`Murdo, Daniel Ma.cauley, Roderick M‘Leod, liugh Matheson, C. S. Middleton. Walter F. 111.q.3r0r, Thomas Mills, Wellwood Maxwell, Francis Maxwell, John Miller, R. A. M'Fie, William Nicol, - Charles Kobertsoxt, R. Rankin, Steel, John Scott, W. B. Sangster, James Stitt, William Tarbett, TOhn Thomson, Rev. Mr. Kel:y, Rev. 11 ir. List Rev. Mr. Reid, Rev. Mr. Gardner, Woe lessrs. JaMes Aikin, Thomas A. Arnott, Robert Angus, Thomas Anderson, James Adam, William Baßeny,' Thomas Boyd, George Badenach, James Bell, James Buchanan, David Calmat], John Campbell, Hugh Craig, Daniel Campbell, William Cross, James Co : ic, NV. H. Dobbie, Wm. Duncan, George Duncan, Kenneth Dowie, James Dal gi ish, Henry Dawson, John Eason, Francis Foster, James Twina►ne, Wiitiam Watson, Robert Wilson, John Wilson. James Graham. Robertson (iladston, John Greenshields, CHARLES M'l Fecretary Duncan Gibb Charles Al.` Iver Macfie and Sons - 'lOO 0 0 100 0 .0 100 0 0 Tennants, Ctow, and Co William Cr 055.........: William Watson Jarnes Stitt, Sons, and Co li.ohert Rankin. William Tarbett George Grant Rowland Dunlop. Daniel Cam Pbeit., George Armstrong. James Graham. John Thompson J. D. and Co. liarvey 50 0.0 50 0 0 50 0 C 50 0 0 50 0 0 le ender Mitchell ratson Macdonald 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 0 txcellar James LOgan. J. and W. Walker Licensed yictuallers' Society Caledonian Ball . Buchanan arid Hill Mrs. Grant V. B. Sangster Rector Campbell. William Dalgligh, Thomas Bauch. -James Varinood Banner Dt niel Waterhouse o.,Abereroinbie R. Angus Boyd and Brown Win. Rodger.. Roger Waterhouge . William Cochran Wilson and DaWson C. C. Tennant Attired Gibson . Henry Cox !.L Ribbert Taylor Mrs. Taylor The Misses H, Stewart Ker Stewart Gladston Robert Lang Thomas IL Arnott Thomas Croft .. . Mrs. Louden ..,. Charles Falconer, Ronald Liq Alexander Allan James Grayson.. Alexander Petrie George Barges. . Proceeds of Two,friends,-per Mr. Wm. Dalgiish John' Alecbrayne Wm. hiewell Alexandei • " Miss Falcon, 'Workington A Lady Panic) Buchan-an. A Scotchman A Fr wnd A ScQtazan Sundriee. 30 0 0 25 0. 0 25 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 20 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 .0 0 10 .0 0 10 ,0 0 10 0 0 10 0 10 .0 .0 5 5 ,0 5 0 .0 5 0 0 5 0 6 0 0 5 0 o 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 o 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 200 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 .2 6 1 0 4/ 1 0 0 1 A.) 010 0 0 10 0 0 7 C 0 IC 0 Govenim' etit 4fficer VW SSE 11AV,, . SLOP tvages It ling Is. gator dt, ou eau set; how inadequate .►rcivisiou is to feet un exorbitantlydligh market. We have been obliged, therefore, to sell, in opposition to the Government re , ulation whole-wheaten meal. mid Indian corn meal, (ftvarabout..Z2o per ton,) at a weekly top on 15 tons per weal: of front £3O to £O. We have expended in this way alceady,-since September, 0382 155., and our fund is exhausted. The workhouse of the union was built for 800 paupers, and seldourhad above 350 ; it now contains 1400,.and is closed against ell other applicants till further accommodation be ppovided. Besides a _ con tinually inmetisi by farmers and ber of fabourens thrown upon us they have exhauste. ntlemen them ; beeides tl mitt' cannot woi 3 / 4 ,-Are looking t 200 females, .tolke disgrace of but for enwlf lent-oh the roads have established n Enelat I raised .1;60, ch am.arirkiou is works for 12 nit one ticket to : And th( all Who by age. or i 3 ins for relief iand nearly aanity, are clamouring Such, my friend, is our oup shop, for which I submit to your consideration my .de- liberate views on the ultimat of ti alts, by God's bleising, . Ireland contained at present appalling lowneement of o trial an immense mass, of compacted together by the poor and uneducated' pair closest 'bonds of 'lpolitical .ecclesiastical -union mass was accumulating a of half a million .t,e, I have been assured, aniNtly impenetrable tc were continu ening its influence, and- sapping the antagonist System of our Protestant -Church.— God only knows what would have been the issue; h..ad Be -not broken up the whole system by the destructi< In of the Isotato crop—never again,. I trust, to be -mix stapl e food; now the very people- SG trained are ranged on t•-be -same side with the benevolent Protestants, lay and cli ,nical, -whom they were taught to consider hostile -to then n. improvident marriages must cease ; industrious babi is - supersede idleness ; good food, green • crops, Ice., must hencoforward be cultivated a n d enjoyed • alt' 'instead )f<malting Ireland a mere tool of party, all parties must mitt in -raising • her immediately to an eialtea condition i n the -scale of nations servants of Christ labo cur , more „energetically and syste matically than :hereto& ,re to spread the GOspel of peace, whose fruits are right( oitsviess, industry ; and prosp er ity in nvnw. . IntatlMl 111711 P rn t OrrigtilltlitU Tiravaac: dition to what I hav already stated, it is but just Ate resources are greatly ur potatoes which greatly ..,se in the price of bread, now and •by the difficulty—almost im ts.--Believe me, your affee- GODFREY MASSIE. to mention that our. o straightened, , by the 'Io. is of a aided our families, by C ie double what was usual, possibility—of getting i iLren tionate and obliged, Mr. Grov6s, of Rum F-2 wt.-place, will, we understan for the Rev. G. Massie. gladly receive any contri The folloyiug _letter hr is_ ju: een received by a highl respectable gentleman in town , Currielogh Hone, •ooketown, war Cork, Jan MY DEAR Sm.—Your kind and welcome letter A had the pleasure of receiving only this moment, on my return from the oentre of .all the appalling wretchedness about Skibbereen. Ido not mean to spin ou t a long letter by mentioning.what, or one tithe ofwhat, I witnessed. Suf fice it to say. that, one iota of what has b een stated in the Cork papers, which. no doubt you look at, is no t over coloured. I war forthree weeks amongst the tenantryon two Ismail .estates. of which I have the in anagement, and yen will not be astonished when I tell you '(after what you have seen .in the papers) that out of thirt. y-three tenants on one estate, only four had seed sufficient to sow their tillage ground, -and certainly not sufficient, in addition, to maintain their families-with for another mouth. I entered one houseinwhich the pmprietor was lying by the lire, in fever, as the:family told me; but I -.rather think it is de bility afteriever the-poor sufferer is labouring under, and 1, I think, in a few days snore he will be finally to his- exhausted state to the want indispensable to the recovery of a from - person fromiever. There was not in. the house a morsel of food of any , kind, and before I hatl.been there, the fa mily requested that the ground might be taken up, as they had no seed of any kind tavlant, nor food to exisfon. ,Iti another housewag the man, his wife, and seven children, the oldest fifteen years and the youngest at the mother's breast'; and, dreadful to state, they had only :from Saturday evening last,. until the .following Monday at twelve o'clock ( the time I was with them ) one quail of of raw wheat, which on Sunday after mass they: boiled and divided amongst the nine in family, or more properly speaking, amongst the eight, for the youngest son was, as I befoi-e stated, at its mother's breast. In truth; vier. , I to go on, I would extend th e l e t ter much beyond what I • ilitended. lam now .about to procure seeds for sowing very nearly the entire of those two small estates, as the tenants are all requesting• to have the ground taken off r's rent is totally lost to the propricton expected, and are to the ut ; ttntl. yet the,y their powor - contri Your kind assistance for thepoor of 'this neighbourhood tame most opportunely, as that which you sent before is exhausted, although my sisters added to that a similar quantity of oatmeal, which they made into thick porridge with'broth made from the bones and refuse of our table, which; through God's mercy, has been the meandof saving , many from starvation, nothing in the shape o f a soup-houSe.):,for the poor being yet established in this purist. The rice by itself, prepared in a particular manner by my sisters, has been the means of recovering some dozen or two personu from thek : prevailing epidemic which is carrying off many. It commences like dysentery, and terminates by en largement.of the abdomen. We had two inquests on bodies of poor men who died after 'leaving their work at the roads being now opened in thisAnarter, the latter of ► which was held this day. I did not hear the verdict of the jury. Itfy sisters will continue to dispense your kind assistance to ~the poor . pf . . this locality with utitiring. anxiety. We *l - ; to .ere join in most affectionate rekiir, 11 your firesicle,,and believe me yours sincerely', G. N. 'GIBBON' --r t e--- DANGEROUS NATURE OF GUN corrog TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL o f tea, it exploded with that low heat. . at breakfast table, whilst my boy was examining a sn',ail. square' of gun' cotton : over the a moment longer, I cannot stAy tiou thanony - steam from I: a ric l up loti it It nearly blew ant his eye, struck Ms brother, who was a 1 yard from him, in the face, end injured him considerably. .1 5 1y boy had still one of these square's or - pactroa in his uay the pleast. -.teoat pocket. which I.removed with, great caution And' ; Alabaster Ornar _onsequenees might have beerri . for ; in the act , pose many of 'throwing it through the window, it exp l o d e d with a i a tt,.. , great report. These squares are sold to children f or eight ,,,,,,,. . pi apii,tner ep,ti• ‘, . .., , a - -.., rf itPtu of beauty of whicli is unaPpreathed. by sty sitnilii semblanee: • 1 . • .1 ,-,,„_. as Lo,:iabi.Obtanu.,.. _,. - a penny ; and I think it my duty to the public to give this. t ,- v ., ' ...... 141.4 , G t 11-00 par ' oi: nature.hy English artists.' They are on view 'at Mr. Dilation votive, that parents rigly prevent their ebildrcu chiming them. At the. same time, I hope shopkeeper . thoith'si 80ld -street to aaotiteti by. will u 4 sell thotp to children ; and it t'4oves them , ,from - , whose advt we Weis air a largo ult ,p* er of our aobuAtT, vs's read b y k , the Nghest persona„L ID Ur ,. reMal, na bw..n . 1 r. Jiirom . fiuricy, the 7VrA SlR,—This morning Sunday 'I Mr: llanimond, v with, at the-Atidt .e told, isi Raby R. the au [t 011N.k.MENTS.- speed what the ( genera to keen n reafh of thft labouring it wouldt ii . eni•are vase khd - 1146 execu ti and ,t)e ..4extelianicstf. 'nment ►n the pa :e-payers 4+ and•t(i - t r the pr( le past week, had ti Notes elect !odds of which have Lore int( grain .of mechanical once comprehend it formed within every figures and stars, in several stations on th, ry representations to I this imnportant,subject invent ,ch, though wening a u ficant designs We hay *li - on view at the - Weed itation pronounce it lea, ible than any we have U in I 3is composition, w principle and its applicAatio: unlike a spring dock, and r placed that a complete alph ierspersed with the nam( way. From the cent longest end pointing t is to revolve round the circle of fig hand is worked by a key similar t when pressed, causes the finger to in( -d 0- iot any ire two abet is ktre are I.4(indon and North Wester!: re of the dial is a balance.har o the letters, while the short In•es and stations that of a piano A., and on rettirning to its position, to that the motive power being the electric fluid is technically called ' wheel. with latch sto' a dead of the n Rail ad, the er one This which, .let- succeeding toothed If a signal has to be made to any station, the battering is turned on, and, by a slight movement of an indicator, the key works upon the. bell, on which-you strike the number _ of station to be communicated with. The finger is then worked round the dial, passing slightly on the let ters that spell the words of the required communication. All railway business is done by figures and a hook of re- the road is stopped between on the names of the ignify; nd the figures passing tations completes the sentem ph only o In the eleetro-magnetic tel _ _ and that may be lai& even under ground or watt without detri/rient to the prineipl at which there is taneously in requiivd it can be most situp y station munication .'he sitnpli- There is no multiplicity of wires—no magnetic needle by their deflections, indicate the letters or word stion or answer, but the thing is so simple that on inspecting it, we placed ourselves in eomtnunication by the. telegraph with one of the agents, and received the most prompt replies to our interrogations, and that with out the slightest difficulty. The expense of this inven tion is little over half tie cost of the electric telegraph, and we learn that it is probable that it will be adopted on the leading lines from Liverpool, as also along th whole length of the 1 Docl 3N TILE EYESIGHT.- pool I used vietttall Mr. JOhn May park, six Alows with refer ;.e to the of fourpenni ale they generally took a Inufrlltor j —a n d actu who drank ally knew one or two instaiims which part fourpenny ale . had entirely lost their eyesig seen fellows smoking their nasty dirty pipes, a peuny.gla,ss of ale, and asking the laudlor - lemon, and then a bit of sugar, and then a 11 y pkof uothin , - - but therwould prevent ha blind.—(Cheers anti laugll Ise] yes, )pulation fram running EXTf NOV TRUING Fut.] fire in Ma.son-stteet, Mr. Water Works, tested his F.; WITHOUT ENGINES.-At the AVDonald, of the Harrington plan of extinguishing tires by the mains, without the aid of • one branch, th previously, wei nd a continuou stream of water was poured on the sinouldering ruins by this Means,. proving iceontestibly the superiority of the high pressure system,--a system which, if carried out on a comprehensive scale, will . prove of inestimabl e va l ue t o the whole commautity. branch poured a coutinuottg stream of w '' • ' until yestert from the time it was _put in operation The altitude o 4 the stream of rEktwnillg water was mueh greater that pal to at least three ordin vening, Mr. M`Donald tried piod weed by insert ing with the first T, of : great at not lea3t diminished On' for extinguishing 'fires nt our tirnt , will be lost in having it n Mr. Will ,es also Zr. _Waterho BABY RATTLRR.-7-0 at playing'en the min: With a power such a wing Ada :..rtiser,l4 7 el y the very. highest 'termst. ter is from the pen of Bradshaw. We bad vePter- defence tl was a case pair of were tri a. few da from a s' ing to bt intent to rob the other three-were It time, when t ge in this tows' ged with has been attended wit' prevention of crime. I c offences, that the propor town (as shown by the pr of any other. The genei is about one-third, so watchmal I by a prisoners to he tried at ti bear the Ireland. argent proport Without maki subject, v 1, with his iii his !you rf that the tide of -erirr. from Ireland. She w ;till rising in this to ,t, who gave t the magistrat I. I v t the re- ts, but tending to ti , ut remark, while notiein leivined gentlmilar s in this t calendar), far exceeds th, number of we might e new corners especially Troia smissed the jury to their would go through their business with ease and in a manner that wou ld g i ve satis faction to the public. Some true bills having been found, the trials proceeded. time, and ) town in On Sunday last, tt. the Queen's letter, tv Church. Southport. I N ' e been - more ze wards the r On Sunday mornii thp_various AVesleyar suffering Scotch .and sum of £l2O was collected,. £ 1 25 ; at Stanhope -st ree t CI street Chapel, 434 TESTIMONIAL. TO n obedience t& were preached in Trinity We the undersignc an Jackson, the convey to Captain 11` I made, amounting to £35, to- exertions in .preve from the precariou passengers were place the paddle-shaft, wile n Ireland and some of the preached in wn, in aid of the k Chapel the ?leasant Chapel . , £6O; at Gr ea t Homer treet Chapel, £l2 Ils. Lui ; and we feel CAPTAIN OF THE FIREKINC and great exertions prospe at the last Vc to the ni irrs on board the steamer ; Liverpool, think it right to ;ow to I have been enabled to end our voyage in s ou board the Fire King, 31st January, 1817 Crawford Mann, Bel Pieton ; Al on Liv Francis Cook, Buttle, Glasgow 14, Springfield Court G London ;• A. Wilki Huddersfield Twenty-seven of SANDOWN PARK By annual meeting of t Hotel, Dale-street. occupied the .cl 4 William sl - c Fell; Hargr Cooper, Smith, Mc inou . ly passed in progre )9k pl vicinity of L preservation of right thanks, for hi:s-groai that are —Dated ge McKinzie, et, London; Dhicbert .Tlao first at tho George it were Itherhigton,. Chapman, k, Cropper, JLIL haw, Tile report y the tem- vidence the )ns were now qua!, if not pool for its URT healthy pared no e superintendence .ful superior, to any other in t plans, arrang;ement! position. The committee exertion and will still continuo t& to carry out the objects of the society to a sum,. issue. • Thanks *tvere unanimously voted to the treasurer, Mr. Titherington, to the secret ar y, M r. J o h n IL Isaac, and to Mr. John Cooper, the superintendent. At the , nelusiou of the meeting, a select number of the proprie adjourned to an elegant repast prepared by Mr- W. T. "Moyle, E ' sq. presided, and W. My r tl e, • After dinner. a subscription 4 . 1, filled the vie( red into for the destitute poor, the amount On Se. g last, k;nurch, Kirkdale,' after a sermon mornin by'the Rev- D. James, Incumbent, md in obedience to the Queen's Letter, the sum of £45 15s. was collected 'fir the relief of the distressud.Scoteh and Irish.'. The rev. gentleman made another,appeal to his4xingregation in the evening, in aid of the Liverpool District Provident Society, and of the perishing poor in -Irelaiid - find''Seotland, conjointly: soliciting £2O fosihe Pmvident Society, 'and stating that the amount exceeding that sum wonld be added ;to the morning colleetisn. appeal produced 4'o 35., mak ing.a totalfor theday of .V" that is to say—fr the eliefTaii , J.ZS for . .t4t:: Distri t Provident sermon Mr. lots owu district, and —tieft tAree weeks. h food ice of List Camp- y meetinx 'en by Ahe ;urging as a rc.a- occurred in IZicktial • he dra- A . 114 who had given thy ui sup} coupegation the recol bell, Rectoi of Liver] veral : iz the ibread,'2deai ing been thri and . ilito the brickfiel Mr. J:ai/ies; Joseph S 1 TuesdAy Ise-of ti .dect the ladies who had tilt. irs, to devise every possible Insuinption, of flour in the oportant eruis would be •at. his piipciple: Viratiy. the p'rice otbioaci so to be Would *never d 1 4trateit!! 1 . YfititthAlt gire!- etf tha . rod, in ensure 'Ms of of in tion to P good I and, short !louse louses House tietive of Li- itua sman, pub.