The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-18 00:00:00

!arch 18, 1831. En be 'flab or Ett; To be SOLD, a well-bui G, nearly n ew , b u ilt by Messrs. n eptlema n leaving aown. o, last year, the Property of a ng t • 4PPIy at No. 33, eane-street, Edge-lane. PONIES. ON SALE, a Chesnut MARE, four years old, 4,1 14 3 hands hi g h, s t ea d y i s, and well brad. Price m ro s * Also, a Brown ~ four years old, 13 hands hi g h, IPng Made, and yin harness. Price £l4. * to .1. WARD, No. 1, Hawkston e -st ree t, S ou th- s t ree t, _park, Liverpool. IraREHOLD LAND AT MOSSLEY-HILL, AIGBURTH, FREE OF ALL RE NB. N SALE, by FRI TREATY, about 67,000 kedquare Yards' e BUILDING LAND, in the above itr e p AtO JOHN GIBRONS, Nail Manufacturer, Beckwith ..._.7,......_ark-lane. U be LET, PURNISBED, a HOUSE, situated five i n 'llinutes walk from the Chester Railway Station, contain -13 Dining an Coach ng Rooms, and Si -rooms. Also, a Trge Garoen, -house, Sta with or without Land. .ent rrioderite. An eP.S , at to bTA D-office. LONDON. be LET, h an dsomely PURNISHED.—A GEN TLtIIIAN, about to leave London for Four or Six Months, hi:strolls of LETTING his convenient and well-arranged 'thENCE, for either 'Oirthose periods, to any Family OT „eBPectby, where there are no young Children. It is ti .ated in the healthiest part of the fashionable and imrtant ;inPerty known as the "Hyde Park Estate," is semi-detached, lac4vithin a mile and a quarter north of the "Chrystal Pa erected for the'Grettt Exhibiti e locality is cheeT • ei o .and airy, with Omnibuses 1 parts of the Metropolis z i n at band. It - conta i n n the ground floor, a capital ari Fate,Vle Hall, Draw l om, Dining-room, Mo rn i ng - room , 4 , r-closet. the First Floor, four beet Bed rooms t z' a spacious ncling. On the Second Floor, two large and (I;°,sroaller Bed-rooms, Housemaid's-room, Water-closet, &c., 44, ng in all - tWelve bedK.) The Basement comprises a good 7a_ ouse keeper's=roorn, Kitchen, Butler's-pantry, Scullery, ' Lar , Wine and , l3eer Cellars. The above is worthy the attent'on li n any Country Family, requiring a really Venn,. comfortable A -11 , 8 e; At, excell.nt COOK would be left, if desired. j.) . - FM , (if by letter, enclosing a stamp) to Messrs. WELLETED, Pholstere 133, Edgeware-road, London. mai N" r eE PARTNER tottrts. subsisting that the between the AND RETAIL. WALKER, PROPRIETOR WEST DERBY UNION. CONTRACTS FOR PRO VISIONS, COALS, AND CLOTHING. milE GUARDIANS of the WEST DERBY UNION 1. are desirous of receiving TENDERS for supplying, for the use of the Workhouses, the following PROVISIONS, from the 26th March to the 30th September, 1851, viz : Wheaten Flour, the best Seconds, at per pack. Oatmeal, at per ditto. Pease, at per bushel. Good Beef and Mutton, at per lb., an,iYOx Heads, at per bead. Groceries (elm tatinzlhe descripaon of the Articles.) Skimmed Milk, a gallo n . i Butter Milk, at per t / Butter, Salt and Fresh, a lb. Tobacco and Snuff, at date. Potatoes, at per bushel. HEM undersi g J ONRs aeo THOMAS 9 ~,, busi, Lancaster ar ,ul Di d loae s ,,, Was , on era the First • - o V4lll S§OLVED y mutual cons . Daterl One Thy sand Ei undred . _ WAUTS LEY and EDWARD rying on business at Liverpool, in the county of , as Statio”ers, under thestyltar Arm of " WalmsleY Mardi, instant ; Seventh Day of Fiftv-ene THOMAS VVALMSLEY EDWARD JONES. Witn ess 14. r, DAT<VANS, Accounts of thelate Firni will lie settled bvlne, EDWARD JONES. 48S IGNMENT FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that RICHARD SHIM. At •c:-- • • " Coal Sieichanta s of for the itichard Shorn and ( 411 reditors of him , Money 1 , l)atate Estate -01 l,4l,lllediately pay th;t a virtfe to . k : e t t ees under the id Assim ''' a nge-streert East " Pour n ri and C( lefit of Creditor il-ottlie Firm as also for enent of the separate Rich ,imm. All Persons owing Ififrhar iti Richa m, are required to JONES, (one of the inder the ~I , I i IR.JONES, and N-11014AL LOAN FUND, L. I'ILLZkE I ME INSURANCE COMI Nv v * 4 _ tRIT *krletsci 44. G :• 1 1 1 hiikor ", e ,ive Firq. 'l6 .;-oth of ,4 Lt) AN FUN (:), 1 41 1(1. e 4reo4ernent, to rec D o 4 ht tf th roe paid t,, l t Of polie3 ,-- at;"tnte , oflife. On cur i'lts b returned. 41;;-.1-'1,1oe:t8 registered. I,k_r.ritrance Fee. ..eg4',7 Dresent annual income of. y th . e Seeiet 1 00 '; the amount coverep b I "81 680 ' d the re to th e , ,an e v _ assiyed, ar the"kah- ed profit, ap ktii::."un, reported in a..„ Were, the option of a retu. - u s r In cash, or a 1 - eversiu . tQlteil'Py each "heY v F r ial • 44eorilLE FIRE d O er 7 ands inlti L ex k t n iel Vi r re e o d tficsi will, by a car -' th"."'e. from time to time. ^ meter into .4 1( ;ure of the risk ' ,„, .4 rpt.. a l 1 1 . 411414."5,7 "e rants as re Tr 1 ti fmtranrt gottas. d S. Syines, EF q nd EQUIT- 26, CORN- LAMIE HURRAY, ESQ tiennett, Esa - aft, Esq AI.D t* 11 I *Joh John il.stl F. R. S. liillaiv, Bart .r o'f*Clement Tabor, Es'q. t Joseph Thompson Esq j - *Augustus Vigne, Esq. s4Tational Loan Fund Life Assurance So iy simple half the ler oneAlitif Vf vm Premiums is the namety is future bonus 15 per cent. on their nary additioti to the original 1 - -to 65 per cent. tai, £500,000. cap. 110.) analysis •f its t such rates of pre ay justify, and will decline to ards tariffs with other offices. '8 Office, Preston, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, QUARTER SESSION of the TEA( PALATINE of LANCASTER will be h( 17th March, 185 j, EASTER QUARTER SESSIONS that the GENERAL for the COUNTY •••••,....., U 4 LitU cm LANCASTER, on 111°ND/or, the seventh day of April next, at Ten o'sdock in the Forenoon; and, by adjournment, at the following places and times, viz.:— At tne court-no day of April next. use, in PRESTON, on WanNEsnAs, the 9th at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon. At the New Bailey Court-house, in SALFORD, OnjUDVDAY, the . mh day of April next, at Ten o'clock io,4ht - rorenoon. And at the Court-house, in KIRK k, on TUESDAY, the 22d day of April next, at Twel • o'clock at Noon, on which day County Business a e will be transacted ; and the Court will then adjourn t EDNESDAY MORNING, at Ten o'clock, for the transactio " " " Policies t tue urninary Business. knd that all Business elating to the Assessment, Applica tion, or Management the County Stock or Rate, will com mence at such Sess* is respectively at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the first day reof Ti Exi_vb e ;:." , 11 af,,., ' 4 fOre e Tade to one moiety, or fifty percent. LIVERPOOL SPRING ASSIZES, 1851. .Insu for th re v 3r i e c a la r ssea.of Insurers tvliose•poli~. ' THE Commissions for olding these Assizes will be _ s ates. moi l of an Ces against Ls b • Prrty at m ode s at z r Fire effected open every descrip e4r,rneynr; Stock insured at - 3 March. at Liverpool, OD SATURDAY, the 22d day of The Prosecutors and Witnesses in the after-mentioned cases per sent., without the A vernoe are re quired to be in attendae at the time specified in the sat!GPectuses , and following list, and the Trials 'are to proceed in the order in .141zation at the every information. •may be obtained, an which those cases are therein arranged, unless the Ceurt shall Office, or tg) . a ß n . y w or o itztr o n u tl E, Acru . u. ----- otherwise direct, viz. : Os MONDAY. THE 24TH MARCH, A O'CLOCK A.M. The Queen v. William Harrison; n Mulvey and Patrick R, Cook-street. Tully; John Gibbons and Joh Ic. Tague; Joseph Mills; Ars. Duffield, Catherine Stanistreet and Bri t 'Williams ; Thomas Fletcher 111, 12,. Prin. and , Owen Pepper; Henry all • Edward Davies; James Hig gins; Jackson Haslarn • ichad Rooney and Thomas Larkins ; William Brown and raliam Barr; James Greenliall; Mi- ' B ti i 7,ation will b Attorneys engaged in Prosecutions at the said Ses sions are requested to take notice that all Instructions for Indictments are required to be sent to the Clerk of the Peace's Office four days at least before the said Sessions respectively. GORSTS and BIRCHALL. nade into each class of risk, f the nett excess ave been Al a ; eilitePs?ol, ENTS FOR THIS DISTRACT t ot tkburn r rnskir 4rr ington . k r o u thPort • • ta.h r t2 i ey ...• B 1 wood tt l i 3 `ll/ .. ... .; )4 • • ~ dale . tl i on... Stth se, and rysr.lsaac Kitchen. Mr. Edmond Edmundsor George Chadwick, Charles Glegg, and.WAslivjo ' rt u ll j Harrison ; John Whipp, Thomas Parker_ and Chnrl, lux. John Deakin, Salt Works. Mr. George Douglas, Brookshaw House Mr. John Entwistle. Mr., James Butterworth,.A Mr. Henry Hay Samuel ctioneer, 1,0 ring:; Isaac Woolley and Thomas Cunningham ; John Smith ; Alexander Rigby ; William Howarth ; John Dixbury and Thomas Lanagan ; John Lynch and James Lynch ; Patrick Moran. UN WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH MARCH, AT 10 O'CLOCKA.M. Ike Queen v. William Belsbaw and James Simm ; Ellen Clark ; James Donough ; Henry Francis, Henry Taylor, Eliza beth Taylor, and John Tayl or: Jame. (; rant . •Fel.llC4 vi MIL unu A nn urant ; John Southern ; John Howard, 'Thomas Bonner Russell, and John Owen ; William Russell, Frederick W. P. Russell, and Edward Orford ; James Lythgoe ; John Slater • Robert Banks ; .uuuhicy Joan maiampnay and Francis Hes ley. ON THURSDAY, THE 27TH MARCH, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. The Queen v. Edward Gorse; John Burns and Thomas Na tris ; Richard H. Johnson ; Charles Stansbury ; William Thompson alias Johnson; John Jones ; John Hutchinson ; David Mills ; William Hamilton; Peter Guy; Mary Kennedy; Bridget Lyons and Patrick Lyons ; Matthew Robinson. And in all other Cases on FRIDAY, THE 28TH MARCH AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. , The Court will sit for the Dispatch of Business each day during the Assizes at 9 o'clock a.m., except on Monday, the 24th doiv nf'Nfrarrli nn 414.4 4144.4 .4. In The :foregoing Regulations will boatrictly enforced, and no Costs will be.allowed to parties making default in the observ ance of them. By order of the Hon. Mr. - instice CRESSWELL, T. S. SHUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crown. Crown Office, Preston, March 11th, 1551. THE " LIVERPOOL ASPHALTE COMPANY" ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY " POLONCEAU'S " PATENT ASP A I r3'E, Either for . Laying Down or • ation. This material is superior to all otl , where durability and complete freedom from damp ar esirable. It is invaluable for Warehouse.. Floors, Bridges risons, Sic.; and, being im penetrable to Vermin, aim be used for all Granaries, Sta bles, Coach-houses, and Underground Offices.-2s. 6d. per square yard. Apply to WM. W AYES and CO., 14, Union-street, Old ball-street. References—Messrs. A. and G. HoLms, Benson-street; and PETER ELLIS, Esq., Clayton -square. DURABLE . OUT-DOOR PAINT. REMOVED TO 9, GREAT WINCHESTER-STREET, OLD BROAD-STREET, NEAR THE ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. ei ARSON'S ORIGINAL ANTI-CORR OSION C PAINT, specially patronised by the British, French, Rus sian, and Sicilian Governments, the Hon. East India Company, the New River Company, the principal Dock Companies, and other Public Bodies. The ANTI-CORROS dr. Joseph Th - I;cli . e . : ay Mr. Chas, Croft • • • • IL G. 7 INDIA RUBBER DEPOTS. -c) . 42, SOUTH CASTLE STREET • WO ; I n );‘, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Iitrt c,. „ "44 CINTOSH AND CO., PATENTEES gtho •rU blic are respectf u lly i n f orme d, t h at , for V° Est ablishments, may be had the whole of the AN D , CELEBRATED vACTURES OF CHAS. MACINTOSH & CO at the CONSISTING 07 4.111 Ar,„ WATERPROOF COATS, CAPES, lio isi s',,,,s 4 ND GIG APRONS, , RICK Sr ' T Cf!VERS, RATL,. T HOODS, HAT COV VERA-US, ""it-P-WESTERS, FISHY STOCKINGS, 1,, NURSING APRO , AND HATS, PROOF BEDS SHIONS, PILLOWS. ,eAViratiNG BELT LIFE PRESERVERS, AND ~left, '" li , I) INDI RUBBER • OVER SHOES, ALSO I,liiice, Gentlemen' , Half- Gait F.'oo w en's Loots nd Half- Gaiters. Nh i , 8, Elastic Bands, lis,tl:, shooti , and Deck Balls, titl.tv,,°.:tatic Beds, Finger Stalls, Corn Protectors, 14tti,,tr Pillows. Bathing Caps, kleili4,'tockings, for Varicose G um Ri ngs, !1 1 ,!eti llfi Corals, 11 lic k i _Ankle Bandages, Hose Pipe and Washers, and trea tt 3, lsottles India-rubber Articles of every art . - ur, - ' tit ne e e z . 'Ps, description. Any Article made to order- SfiHOT .ESALE , C. TOOTHACHE PREVENTED. it i/ 1' —E'S ENAMEL, for FILLINt; D ECAYING tt l , and rendering them sound and painiess has, t las o Zs Questionable. excellence, obtainie . d great popularity 4 , abroad. Its curative agency is based upon a true :top oi;,' causes of Toothache, and hence its great success. „ . 4 1)er,,‘!e k . „er remedilit destroy soug to ill tke nerve, so 1 00-;`Ion -"• But to the nerves itself a very painful '. l Utle'-- • ' f , ir the ON PA ~.nzei a nos Peen used by tlie Hon. p tae i 4 h's• often leads tci very sad consequences . , iv, ._ Board of Ordnince for upwards of f a century, who have . t eeseess te:comes a dead substance in the living jaw and proved it to prevent rust or corr on on Iron longer and better -4"rta n ` fron7,, earne amount of inflammation and pain as .. would than the very best White L or any other description of /r e • 13e,n1 any other foreign body embedded in a living Paint ; and in consequen f its possessing this invaluable I b l e n 4 tore., .INDS ENAMEL does not destrohe nerve, but quality, all the Iron Gun nd .Gun . Carriages, both for land Jil li ',fro i e the shell of the Tooth, com y protects the and sea service, have b painted with it for the above period. h 'eti t i,,4 c a joid, heat, nr chemical or er agency by which It has also:been used • great quantities by othey public bo- Itie'led, a "CI By following the • ections, instant ease is dies, and by numbe of Gentlemen of the,first distinction, to eve r I ld 4 lastin cure folio . Full inatructions.accom- preserve SYc•oden ouses, Farm and other Outbuildings, Con , E S g servatories, Pa Paling, Gates, Iron Railing, Iron Hurdles, . a Es, Copper, Zinc, ead, old Compo,,&c., Fronts and Tiles to repre e 1 e; 4 IMONIALS OM LANCASHIRE. h" 10 • re,t , " Mar place, Oldham Sept 12th 1848. sent Slating. it will be found a very superior preservative of le Ada E r, is a s ling and esteem', you Will be'pleased to et -410ther b lron Steam Boats, Iron Bridges, Piers, or any other extensive All„ her a n ., ;Vi e t rande's Enamel. I have used part of Iron Works. urb.i,.` 4 it ha swered very well. This is for a friend This Paint is . admirably . adapted for preventing the decay of ,', t, econi nded it. " GEORGIE HARDMAN." old stone or brick Mansions, Churches, or other Pablic Edifices i t , Ir requiring an effectual defence against the elements. It is par h, e e ,-../ " 68, Deansqate, Manche s ter. ticularly recommended to West India and other Colonial Pro me, , a 4'reeelved a packet of your Enamel some few days p Fie' tora, o Er w r i l l i i ga n i c i i t Emigrants, and ds stand dpvisgms climates better with tila n The oCtohlteir lathe'r''• lam glad to inform you, answered. Please send C k u Mr or receipt of this. " Miss ALLEN. T a e i 2, t IN . h n The superiority of the Anti-Corrosion to any y other IA Ili , ' • :Willis." li o N ON . Paint may be easily inferred from the simple fact that , ts use pte tia o ,„ —The great success of this preparation has in- has been always most strenuously opposed by Color Manufac tpeend toroes unskilful persons to produce spurious i mita- turerc andothers interested in the sale of Common Paint. 11 ti A l l therect9PY "Brande't Enamel" Advertisements. It is Noblemen and Landed Proprietors, anxious to have their 1 511 ,,e1e t ,_ ere, to guard against such Impositions, by seeing Outbuildings, kc. preperly preserved, will effect a very come. 4 ty.„.41, T r Of JOHN WILLIS accompanies every packet. derable saving by desiring their Stewards to order the Anti .yll het Wk.r'abufactured only by the Proprietor's Arent, Corrosion Paint, as any labourer can lay it on, thereby saving eientil:ci Fleet-otreet, London. Retail by all Chemists the enormous charges generally made by painters. 'f e ast la ei v _ icine Vendors. The Anti-Corrosion is a powder, and it will keep any length 1 0 , 11 re „,,reool by F.. G. Jones, J. Priestley; Manchester : of time. Colors; White stone, light stone, drab s or Portland hults„ , .1 4 ;, 4 , _Brown, R. H. Ingham, W. Holyoake, J. H. stone, Bath stone, light and dark yellow stone, light and dark ,Ikllic, 4 l , e; i tz a n, Woolley, F. Standring ; Rochdale; J. Booth ; oak, brown, light and dark lead, light and dark chocolate, 144 Wa r ir wcroft, Ir. Bradbury, jun.; Oldham :J. Har- bright and dark red, copper andhlack, 345. per cwt. ; invisible 'Owto 4 ! ) hg . hi e ; Preston :J. Raw, G. Sharpies, H. green, 505., bright green, 603., deep green, 605., and blue, (Or lt •Iv li!;„', nipas :J. Roberts, Malpas, T. Roberts, York ; carts and wagons,) 60s. per cwt. ; in casks 281 b., 5616., and 4 . .p 41 , ; olicgn . ,ard and Co., C. Croskell, Darlington, S. Bar- 1121 b. each.—Large tied Brushes, as. 6d.; small tied ditto, 14 11 tie l e . rt ; L ' Halifax :A. Ramsden, D. Wilson ; Stokeeley, 2s. 6d. ; and Sash Tools, Is. &I each. 4 24. (1 e. Ole v ‘,`,l l ,Pou iT. Judson and Son ; Scarborough - Geo. OIL AND TURPENTINE, AT PER GALLON. ~, t eliejd 4 - S u ',,;,ey , W. Bingham , E. Pipes W. B. Johnson ; One cwt. casks, Is. 6d. ; half and quartercwt. ditto, ls. each. ‘it t ,le V E. 'ill'on, Reinhardt and Sons, '.I. Hobson •; Hud- Same allowed for returned empty oil packages, as charged, r„opp;,veiceri-,..e110n, England ; Hull :M. Milson, J. Loft- viz., Is. per gallon. Reii , e l : tele? , .../• C. Reinhardt. G. Lister • Wakefield Expense of the Colors at 345. per cwt., when the weight 1 N'ltil'i '64 10 ,. ajountain ; Doneaster :W. ' Dunhill; Brad- of the Oil is added, is about 4d. per lb.; and those at 605., .31 e .4 A. tv, 'Wilson Pratt Connan ; Whitby: J. Melling ; about 6d. per lb. ilq o 4; W. H ewett ; Asliburne: G. B. Greaves, Mary Hoon ; The Original Anti-Corrosion Paint is only to be obtained of t, le a J. e ; hitridge ; Whitehaven : J. Longmire • War- WALTER CARSON & SON, 'aW:iuNa:cten s - Ai W h 11'4." 4 • Jo n ; r ; • e-ster; Newmarket; Mrs. Rogers; (Successors to the Inventors,) , No. 9, GREAT WINCHESTER iIkve li._ ota„ . Sunderland: ale, Bradley ; Wigton : R Dodson; Dur- STREET, OLD BROAD-S 1 REET. NEAR THE ROYAL irlgolinsi7tlepo'o•,. Forster and Dixon, Ritson and EXCHANGE, LONDON,. who will show between 500 and 6QO Ni4:\*N, , Q qte '•,_ W. J. Jacks on ; Stockton - on-Tees ; Taylor, most flattering Testimonials received from the Nobility, Gen tt"irr4o,oiltbsle j ar! LJ. Bell, W. Colman, C. Garbutt ; try, and other Influential Persons, who have used the Anti ' Ilied Le m __• a ‘ l. - '14 11 mwell; Rhyl : D. D. Lewis ; Corrosion for many years. l itOp : re . 3 11 L. , .E- Griffiths ; Abergavenay direct gents.—All Ord.era .are partieularly requested te be Sept 4 . r, yVreoks; Coogleton : J. C,. aapXoaut. h lantefl. TO COOM H BS—. AFEW good WORKA ANTED.—A pp I y to Messrs. ALLSOPP a °Ns, Brewers, Burton-on-Trent. WANTED, an AGENT for a FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. A Company, of high respec tability and of long standing, is desirous to appoint an addi tional AGENT in LIVERPOOL. None apply unless those who can show that their conn • and influence are such as must command an accessi business to the Company. Apply by letter, wit erences, addressed A 3, Mercury office. LIVERPOOL, CROSBY, AND SOUTHPORT RAILWAY. TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. THE Directors of this C om p an y are p re p are d t o receive TENDERS for an EXTENSION of the LINE at SOUTHPORT, and the ERECTION of STATION BUILD INGS and other WORKS. Also, for TRUCTION and ERECTION of an IRON RO or the NEW STATION. Plans and Specifications of e required Works may be seen on application at the ENG ER'S Office, Waterloo Station. Sealed Tenders must sent in to the SECRETARY'S Office, Sweeting.street, Liv 001, not later than MONDAY, the 31st instant. By order of the Board, ROBT. S. M ANSEL, Secretary. Swetting-street, Liverpool, March 12th, 1851. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. CONTRACT'S. THE SELECT VESTRY of this PARISH will be _L prepared, at their Meeting to be held in the Board-room, at the PARISH• OFFICES, Brownlow-hill, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of March Instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, to receive TENDERS for SUPPLYING by CONTRACT, during the Three Months or Six Months from that date, at the option of the parties tendering, Butcher's Meat, Flour, Wheat, Oat meal, Groceries, heese, Butter, and Bacon ; and (hiring: Six Months from ie ove date, the following Articles :—Drugs, Peas, Barley, Milk, and Potter, Barra, Salt, Potatoes, Wines and Spirits, Toba ._,nuff,Soap and Candles, Soda, Oils, Window Glass, Won d Girls' Stays, Straw Bon nets, Leather, Smallwares logs, nes, Linen and Woollen r Drapery, Hosiery, Hay d Straw, mongery, Tinware, Timber, Brushes, Coffin , Stationery, Prin , Coals, Earthen ware, Bottles, and Li . The Supplies to be eiivered tree of expense, -at such times and in such quan ies, at the WORKHOUSE, Brownlow-hill, the INDUSTRIA CHOOLS, Kirkdale, and the CARISH-OFFICES . , as the Select Vestry may direct. The Articles to be tendered for are represented as to kind and quality by a Sample of the same, which will be shown by the GOVERNOR at the WORKHOUSE, i3rownlow-hill. The Tenders, when filled up and completed, must be delivered Sealed at the Office of the Undersigned, on or before FRIDAY, thel2Bth instant: and no Tender will be received u n l ess given on the Printed Form, to be had •n application at CHA RLESfi A RT, Vestry-clerk New Parish-offices, Brownlow hill, March 17th, 1851 For the same period, vV. Strip Cotton, COALS, From the 26th Ma h,1851, to the 25th March, 185 k, and Furn ce Use, at per ton, stating the sort. shove Articles are to he delivered, free of expens Everton, and at the Fever Hospital, 4, for House at the Workhouse, in IV s. Inc -Du cu L, VW Ctil. Lierny. in sucn proportions and-at such times as may be required by thP Master and Matron of such Establishments respectively; and no Articles will be received unless approved of by them or the Guardians. The Tenders, with Samples of such Articles as may be prat ticable, to be delivered at the Workhouse, free of expensP or before TUESDAY, the 25th of March instant. be required for the due performance of the Contract. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr LYTHOOE, at the Workhouse_ Security will WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clerli Liverpool, 2, Elliot-street, Clayto2z-square, 13th March, 1851. Clerk of the Pe "OTIIINC; loleskin, LI/1(n, Flannel, Calico nid Worsted.. TIE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL ASYLUM FOR ORPHAN BOYS. A SERMON will be Preached in Sr. PETER'S A CHURCH, on THURSDAY, the 'natant, by the Right Rev. the Lor d BISHOP of ER, and a COLLECTION made in aid of the Fund wilding an Institution. Divine Service will mence at Eleven o'clock. LIVERPOOL FEMALE PENITENTIARY. THE Subscribers and F s o th e LIVERPOOL 1 FEMALE PENITE ' RY are respectfully informed, that the ANNUAL ,TING will take place in the CHARI TABLE INSTITUT ANNUAL, Siater-street, on TUESDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock. MASTER STEVEDORES. THE MEMORIAL to the TOWN COUNCIL agreed to at the General Meet' the Clarendon rooms, on Thursday, the 13th i t, lies at the Office of Mr. JOHN KENNEDY, 15, Gor where those favourable to the objects sought to be ob ed may sign it. 14th March, 1851 LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET. COMMITTEE. THE MAYOR OF LIVERPOOL (Ex Officio). J. P. Brougham, Esq. John Nottingham, M.D. Charles Cotesworth, Esq. Thos. Postlethwaite, Esq. Thomas Chilton, Esq. Reginald Radclifte, Esq. John Eden, Esq. H. H. Statham, Esq. T. B. Horsfall, Esq. James Tyrer Esq. Edward Heath, Esq. R. ' r a lor, M.D. T. H. Holderness, Esq. es M. Wood, Esq. THOMAS D. ANDER , Esq., Treasurer. THE SECON cr I),‘NUAL MEETING of thi s INSTITUTION be held in the HALL of the COLLE GIATE INSTITUT' ,e On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 26th instant, at Half-past Six o'clock. T. B. HORSFALL, Esq., in the Chair. Tickets of Admission to the Platform and Booy of the Hall may be obtained on Saturday next, the 22nd, and Monday, the 24th, on application at the Institution, 68, Soho-street; at Messrs. DEIGHTON and LAUGHTON'S, Church-street; and to the Treasurer and Secretary. Ga:lery Free. J. HUBBACK, Hon. Sec. 6MAISMEEMII BEARD'S COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS ARE TAKEN DAILY FROM 9 'TJII,LAT Prices (including Morocco Case or Frame) from 15a baronet places such great value upon his box, it would be almost worth the while of some patriotic member to move for a committee to be appointed to take care of the key, What a national calamity it would be to lose, say a bud get, prepared by so illustrious a statesman ! To rifle the contents of Sir Charles Wood's box ought to be declared high treason forthwith „, A. BE MONSTER STEAMER.—We understand that the monster steamer, now being built in Bristol by Messrs. Patterson and MerePr_ fnr the pany, is eight feet longer than the Great Britain. be called the Demerara, and is being built in the same dock used for the Great Britain.—Bristo l Journal. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. - Yesterday evening, the management produced for the first time a new drama entitled "Belphegor," adapted for the English sth, B. Webster Esqr., lessee of the Theatre Royal, market. The piece is full of incident, and is well put upon the stage. It will be repeated every evening during the week. Messrs. Coney and Taylor with their celebra ted dogs, are also engaged, and will - It is to earning laurels in the part of Madeline._ Miss has also distinguished herself in_genteel corned; y, and is an established favourite in New York An anecdote is current on the subject of the Papal Ag gression, which indicates more feeling on the part of the ntnes newspaper than that journal has usually carried into matters of business. An advertisement—so the story goes —was sent to t- e office announcing that Cardinal A • St. George . - Southwark, which was refused inser rice unless the words Archbishop of West'', were omitted. THE THIEVES KITCHEN rious place for the reception of Lbandoned characters and THE NEW bRIGHTON FERRY. will be RE -11 on MONDAY next, the 24th instant. For the PRESENT MONTH the Steamers will ply hourly From Liverpool, First Packet 9 A.M. • ad 'Packet 6 P.M „ New Brighton, „ 9i< -- 64 3, For IL _ _ From Liverpool, First Pac • 9 A.M. until Last Packet 7 P.M „ New Brighton, 91 ' ' 99 71 yl And Al. mit TH APRIL, every Half Hour : From Liverpool, First Packet 81 A.M. until Last Packet 81 P.M " New Brighton, „ 81 „ 81 New Brighton Ferry, March 17th, 1851. MR. RICHARD BEARD' ABLISHMENT, 34, CHURCH-STR , LIVERPOOL o at 85, KING W lAM-STREET, CITY, 34, PARLI ENT-STREET, and the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION, REGENT-ST., LONDON. COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POLISH REFUGEES WHO DESIRE TO REMAIN IN ENGLAND. THE following Gentlemen, agreeable to resolutions .111_ passed at the Public Meeting held on the 10th instsnt, have consented to act as a Committee of Management on behalf of the above-named Refugees :- - Horsfall, Esq. Joseph Shepherd: — James Collins, M.D. John M John Games, Surgeon. Geo iller. Isaac Wakefield. es Hobbs. THOS. T, Secretary. PETE STUART, Esq., Treasurer. The following Gentleme lave consented to receive Sub scriptions on behalf of t ' Committee :—Francis Boult, Esq.; Rumford-place ; Smith_ arrison, Esq., Temple -court. Subscriptions be received by the Committee; at the various Newspaper Offices; at Mr. JAMES HOBBS'S, Hatter, Old Haymarket ; Mr. THOMAS BOTT'S, Watch and Clock Manufacturer, St. James's-street; and at Mr. SHEPHERD'S, Bookseller and Stationer, Scotland-road, and duly acknow ledged weekly. A NEW ARGUMENTATIVE WEAPON.—We have read, somewhere, of an unhappy ghost, who was doomed to walk this earth, in the dreary hours of night, carrying his head tucked under his arm. The ghost in question has been forcibly called to our recollection by a. remark of the Chancelhr of the Exchequer, made on Friday last during a conversation upon the subject of the counting nut nn Thursday night.. The right 'hon. baronet stated that " it proved as great a disappointment to him as it could have been to any gentleman present that the house did not sit on the preceding day. He came down fully prepared for the discussion, with his b ox un d er hi s arm !" The " box," of course, contained the worthy chancellor's brains; and, being wooden, we presume, would be quite as likely to be a receptacle of wisdom as if, in imitation of the mere matter of Sir Charles bad carried evening, in their renowned afterpieces, We ob from the New York Courier and Inquirer, that Belphegor is drawing excellent houses at the Broadway Theatre, New York ; and that Miss Julia Bennett, a young lady well known to Liverpool audiences a few years TAR.V EDUCATION OF ONE HUNDRED RESIDENT PUPILS, Under the Superintendence and Tuition of the following RESIDENT MASTERS— PRINCIPAL-JOHN BRINDLkic fohnerly Second Master of the Grammar Sarno rigg, and Head Master of vveu acnoot, NN or ces t ers hire. VICE-PRINCIPAL—The . THOMAS WADDINGHAM, M.A ~ Fellow of St. Joh College, Cambridge. ASSISTANT CLASSICA TASTER—G. W. ELLABY, 8.A., Se nior Moderator, ld Medallist, and Classical Prizeman, Trinity College, llb in. ASSISTANT MATH EMATICA L MASTER—WM. SMART, 8.A., Senior Optime, Cambridge. FOREIGN MASTER—LION EL BANKES PENLEY, formerly a Member of the French and German Universities PROFESSOR OF MUSIC AND A GNOR ANTONIO SAPIO, Gradua lON MASTER— Associate of the Lnd formerly Pupil of the 3 -ris and Naples R. KEARY COMMERCIAL MASTE )RTI FICATION, ENGINEERING, AND MILITAEy DRAWING —JOS. A. PEASE, lately Teacher of Fortification in the Military School, Wimbleton, and to Cadets of the Royal Military Acaaemy, Woolwich. PROFESSOR OF C PH t lEMISTRY AND EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSO MACAULAY. ERINTENDENT OF OUT-DOOR CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE —R. KEARY and JOS. A. PEASE. —L. B. PENLEY. DRANVINC DANCING MASTER—Mr. EDGAR WEBSTER, Chester. MEDICAL ATTENDANTS—LLEWELLYN JONES, M.D., Ches. ter; Messrs. EARLE and ANKERS, Surgeons, Tarvin. The present term will divide, and the NEXT QUARTER commence, on the 31st instant. Tarvin Hall, near Chester, March 13th, 1851. PAPAL AGGRESSION. LIVERPOOL PROTESTANT DEFENCE COMMITTEE. AT a MEETING held THIS 18512 the ]4th March. T. B. HORSFALL, Esq. in the Chair, The following resolutions were put, and unanimously adopted : t. That, considering how the Pope of . takinsulted the Sovereign, and assailed the indepe.. • nce, of Great Britain ; considering the admirable and imating rejoinder of Her Majesty's Prime Minister; nsidering the unprecedented unanimity with which the p,ple of all classes have expressed their indignation, and de , .ncled legislative redress and pro tection.; and considerin , he proud boastings of Rome's power and England's weakn • s in which our en em i es at home and abroad have so in. ltingly indulged ; this Meeting are of opinion that the Bfll now before Parliament is altogether in. adequate to meet the exigencies -of the case, or rescue the country from the contempt of the civilize) world. 2. That, as the synodal action of Roman Catholic bishops is not essential to the free exercise of the Roman Catholic reli gion, as proved by the past history of English Roman Catho lics; and as such synodal action is the me di um t h rough which the Romish canon law is introduced with authority for the government of any country, this Meeting is of opinion, that the prohibition by British law of such synodal action is -....- _...iote for the permanent preser va ti on o f t h e c i vil and reli- out, by Order of the landlord, and gious liberties of all classes of Her Majesty's subjects. 3. That this Meeting, deeply i mpressed w i th the importance of Coopn., Archer, and Fisheithe G division, of presenting something defi n it e an d pract i cal before the pub lic mind, is convinced th a t not hi ng s h ort of what is now asked the thieves being, as who,however, could not prevent some of it is said, "game to the last," they for will prove ineffectual to delirer-the country from a system having managed to plunder the brokers employed to a of perpetual encroachment of It manists, and a recoil of per- very considerable extent. It was a sink of infamy of the petual irritation in the.great mass of the English people. most awful description, and its abolition principally attri- H. JNO. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec., 7, Rumford -street. butable to the activity and daring of thel constables Liverpool, March 10, 1851. named, the leaders and trainers of the desperate gang At a MEETING of the EXECUTIVE of the LIVERPOOL having been apprehended and transported. PROTESTANT DEFENCE COMSIITTEE, held This Day, THE IRISH IMMIGRATION. —Close upon 10,000 of the It teas resolved,—"That deeming the Ecclesiastical Titles very poorest and most destitute class of the Irish peasan- Assumption beltßil in Ls present shape, - utterly inefficient, and try have arrived in London within the last fortnight, from holding it to he bounden duty of the Protestants of the Empire to strengthe n th e h an d s of their Protestant Represen- Cork and th e p or t s t r ib utary t h ereto. It appears that tatives in Parliament, when, in Committee on this Bill, they they are carried from Cork—an extreme port from London_, propose the necessary amen d ments, th i s Committee beg re- at least three days' journey —at a shilling a head. Each soectfully to urge upon their Protestant Fellow-Townsma n to pauper, if we may use the term, receives half-a-crown for hold themselves in readiness to attend a Public Meeting, of leaving Isis native soil, th e m i sera b le fare being also paid which due notice w ill b e g i ven. " by the givers of the sum in question, who are agents in H. J. WEBSTER, Hon. Secretary to the Committee. the hands of the landlords, whose laudable object, no Liverpool, 14th March, 1851. .1,...v.i. :,. ..._ , _ . • her, the detective officers of Londoners AT a PUBLIC MEETING of the ROMAN during the ye CATHOLICS of Liverpool and its Vicinity. held at the port made for Royal Amphitheatre, on Tuesday, 11th March, 1851, into England THOMAS WELD BLUNDELL, Esq., in the Chair The following Resolutio ns were unaninionsh, , Liverpool ha This trick was most extensively carried out it of famine; but Liverpool was then the The unfortunate oassenffers were imorwrtpti epayers o . . .it; so that the steam-packet company made a pretty Ling of the affair. It is not at all unlikely that the na tive Trish will form, during the Grand Exhibition, no inconsiderable item under the head of strangers. ••......_,,,a sat 111 he-cannot modify e. , ortntrice with the WITHDRAWAL OF MR, BA ILL n in this matt in comp li ance w i th human lE'S MOTlON.—Anxious alter his conduct religion which he professes;,,,, or as the country pa r ty h as b een to avoid every movement laws without violating his ty t o G od. That, as Roman which could in any way savour o f a fact i ous opposition to Catholics, we believe the in i t talon of Bishops to be of Divine the existing Government. we are glad to be able to an- Origin, and essentially is essary for the due and proper ad- nounce that Mr. Baillie has, with great good taste, with min'stration of our Ho teligion ; that their appointment is drawn his motion in reference to the Government of Cey -and always has bee y Divine Authority, vested in the Su- ion. Mr. Baillie has, withdrawn, as we understood, every creme H is p ead r urel criptural of ou urch ; . and that their jurisdiction in this obstruction to the ministerial exposition, in an amended country 2. Moved by Sir ARNOLD J. KNIGHT, seconded by EDMUND shape, of the financial condition of the country. It now HORE, Esq. —That the charge of divided allegiance against rests with the Premier, and his able colleague, the Chan- Roman Catholics is a gross calumny ; they are, and always cellor of the Exchequer, to develope their mystery—to have been, sincerely attached to the free established constitu- exhibit to the puzzled commercial classes their plan of tion of to their tSoverheir ceignountry, and yield to none i n respect and affec t i on fiscal embarrassment whi c h th e i r prev i o u s programme had a. Moved by JOHN B. ASPINALL, Esq., seconded by DANIEL promised. The country anxiously awa i ts t h e statement PoweLL, Esq.,—That the bill n ow b e f ore Parliament, entitled of the right hon. gentleman. "Th e c it y " i s eagerly de the " Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill," is an insult to the sirous of the result, and is yet more eagerly desirous of a Roman Catholics of the realm, an attempt to impede the free permanent administration, upon whose measures it can exerzise of their religion, and an unjustifiable infringement of depend. With a firm and well-constituted administra the prieciples of civil and religious liberty ; and that this meeting pledges itself .to re s i s t suc h oppression by every ,ion, such as we believe Lord St an l ey can now place be means in its power. , rore tne Queen, everything will work p os iti ve l y and easily 4. Moved by JOHN YaTes,.Jun., Esq., seconded by Tuoseas in the course of a few days.—Morning Herald. CULLEN, Esq., and supported by RICHARD Siren., Esq. ; AN AGREEAB L E SURPRISE.-011r readers will re co ll ec t That the petition no w rea d, em b o d y i ng the foregoing rest- that;Mr. Huxtable, of Ilfracombe, suddenly disappeared tions, he adopted, signed by the Chairman on behalf of the from Liverpool a few weeks ago, to which place he sailed meeting, and sent to Alexander Henry, Esq., M.P., for pre- _ sentation ; and that the other mem b ers for the Southern Divi- as master of the Jenny Lind. He had g i ven up t h e corn sion of the county, and the members for the borough, be mand of the vessel at the latter port, and m a d e prepare requested to support its prayer. tions for returning to Ilfracombe. The " captain's" 5. ' Moved by C. J. CoRB ALET , E sq ., seconded brGeitaan family, however, after the l a p se o f a few days, became the LYNCH, Es q.,—Tat the g of ra talleful thanks of the and Catholics of very uneasy at his non- a pp earance, and in consequence of liberty, are justly due to the s i xty-fi ve mem b ers of Parliam Unted Kingdo, friends of civil gioent us his continued absence fears were en t er t a i ne d that he had who so ably and generou s ly o pp ose d t h e i ntroduction into the met with some accident. Days p asse d away, b ut still no ti- House of Commons of the Eccl esias ti ca l Ti t l es B i ll ; which, if dings were heard of the "captain," and the worst fears passed into a law, would unjustly deprive a great number of were fostered—the supposition being that he was drowned. the inhabitants of this country of the ecclesiastical institutions The police authorities in Liverpool were communicated of their religion, which they conscientiously believe to be with, and the greatest search was made ; rivers and canals essential to the proper performance of their duty to God. were dragged, but still no "C ap t a i n " H uxta b le. On And in thus-expressing th e i r grat i tu d e to those honourable evening last members, this meeting assures th em th at t h e appointment of Friday ' however, the missing man was found Bishops does not in the slightest degree interfere with tem. —not in a ditch—but snugly housed with his family, ,poral affairs, or with the rights of others. That this resole- having arrived at Ilfracombe, by a steamer. Ho had been tion be each of those hono by urable m the Chai r embe nrma,s and .a copy of it be sen t to enjoying himself at M anc h es t er, we understand ; but THOMAS WELD BLUNDELL, Ch a i rman, still he might have sp are d a li tt l e t i me to inform his THOMAS WELD BLUNDELL, E sq ., h av i ng vacated the chair friends where he was, w hi c h wou ld h ave saved a great i, and RICHARD SHELL, Es q ., b e i ng ca ll e d thereto, it was moved deal of anxiety and distress.—Devonshire Paper. by ,Sir ARNOLD J. KNIGHT, and carried with acclamation,— A LOST HAWK.—When hawking for Woodcocks in That the thanks of the Meeting be given to Thomas Weld Rossmore Park, county Monaghan, Ireland, with the Blundell, Esq., for Lis dignified and impartial conduct in the Hon. R. Westenra, a woodcock, after a short chase, chair. " took the air," clos e ly p ursue d b y t h e f alcon,—the pro perty of the latter gentleman,—who had her bells and AT A T ,a MEETING of th e LIVERPOO L SHIP- " varve l s " on, w i th the name and address of the owner OWNERS' ASSOCIATION, h e ld th e 12t h day of March, engraved upon them. I n a s h or t ti me b ot h bi r d s h ad Ism, convened to, consider the bill for altering the constitution attained such an elevation that it was only by lying down of the Dock Committee,--present, on their backs, and placing their hands above their eyes, ,ROBERT RANKIN, Esq., in the Chair ; so as to screen them from the rays of the sun, and at the Mr. Drowse, Mr. I. P. Palmer, same time contract. the field of vision, that the spectators Mr. Clint, I Mr. Holderness, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Gijib, could keen them within view. At last, just as they had Mr. Lockett, 1 Mr VVorrall, become almost like specks in the sky, they were observed Mr. Graves, i . Tomlinson, to pass rapidly towards the northeast, under the influence r. Imrie, Mr. Pryde, Ir. Bibby. o f a strong southwest wind ; and were soon completely M out of sight. Some d ays e l apse d w i thout any tidings of A print of the -bilkintituir,l A Bill to alte r th e constitution of the Committee for the' a ' rs .of the Estate of the Trustees the truant falcon ; but before the week expired, a parcel of the Liverpool Docks, t authorise the establishment of an arrived at Rossmore Park, accompanied by a letter bear- Emigrants' Home, and t alter and amend the Acts relating to ing a Scotch postmark. The first contained the dead the Docks and Harbo of Liverpool," was taken into.consi- body of the falcon : the l a tt er th e c l os i ng c h apter of her deration. history from the hand of her destroyer, a farmer who The CHAIRMAN ated, that as he at present filled the office resided within ten miles of Aberdeen. He was walking etdeputy chairm of the Dock Committee, he should decline to vote upon anf resolution proposed to the meeting. • through his grounds when his attention was attracted by Resolved unanimously,—That this Meeting approves of the the appearance of a large hawk which had just dashed preamble of the bill, to the extent that it is expedient that the among his pigeons, and was then in the act of carrying constitution of the Dock Committee should be changed, by one of them off. Running into the house he returned giving a greater control over the management of the Dock Estate to the merchants and shipowners of Liverpool raying , with a loaded gun, and found the robber coolly devouring dock rates. her prey on the top of a wheat-stack. The next moment Resolved unanimously,—That this Meeting app roves of the th e poor f a l con ' s wanderings were at an end ; but it was clause sof the bill, which provides that the proceedings, res t ). not until he had seen the bells on her feet that he dis lotions, and direction of the committee shall net be subject to covered the value of his victim, and upon a m ore care f ul be annulled-or made void by the trustees. examination perceived the name and addres s o f h er Resolved unanimously,—That this Meeting is of opinion that owner• • ' and while affording him the only rep ara ti on i n the Dock Committee should be constituted as foll ows :—Nine hispower by sending him her remains and the ac coun t o f members to be.elected by the Town Council out of th e i r b ody; nine members by the dock ratepayers out of their body ; three her fate, be unconsciously rendered the story worthy of Members by the bondholders out of their body. One-third of record in a sporting and in an ornithological point of the whole to go ant by rotation at the end of the first three view : for upon a subsequent comparison of dates it was years, and so in rotation every successive three years. Mena- found that she had been shot near Aberdeen, on the hers retiring to be elible for re-election. eastern coast of Scotland, within forty-eight hours after :Resolved unanimously, this Meeting is of opinion that . the committee so constituted should elect their own chairman and deputy-chairman out of their own body. she been flown at the woodcock in a central part of the province of Ulster in Ireland.—Knox's Game Birds and Resolved unanimously,—That this Meeting approves of the Wild Fowl. qualification of electors and members of the committee (being AN ILLUSTRATION SPOILED. — Had: the Chancellor of dock ratepayers) its provided by the bill. Resolved,—That this Meeting approves of power being g i ven the Exchequer been passed over in the reconstru c ti on o f by the bill, to the Dock Committee, to establish an Emigrants Home, if i ' nal merable readers with an additional Wood-cut.--Punch. .abinet, this periodical might have delighted its innu. tl ey should consider it eventually expedient to do so, the C Resolved unanimously,—That this Meeting approves of the FINGER NAlLS.—Exper iments have shown that a powers sought for by the bill, to enable the Dock Committee man's nails grow their complete length in four months to allow the use of lights on board ships in dock, under proper and a half. restrictions, but not of fires. . A. man living 70 years renews his nails 186 tames. Allowing each nail to be half an inch long, he feet 9 inches of finger nails on each finger, That copies of the foregoing resolutions be transmitted to the Members for the Borough, the Mayor of Liverpool, the has grown 7 b solicitor to the Dock Comm ttee, and the off to the , and on angers and Wain s an agresato of 77 feet 6 Promotes of the Bill. cum pals int/UM to all otner obligations ; that he can only render this worship in_Lbe,kanner and form Ihnt ••••• Inches. -HA LL NEAR CHESTER, FOR THE SC H 0 OL, country was in such exicans, 3: l; York anc ocl Lincolnsi same; fluc In the French r mid prices greatly fluctuatir market an er Manchester lia „ iiiingsm.aaaaamass a i ss aisma t y -leamrsgiffmgassaarasaar== ===k , ____ainiummammi FERRY. will be RE- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION. the 24th instant. le Steamers will ply hourly BY E LECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) M. • lid 'Packet 6 P.m. GLASGOW, SATURD AY E VENING. EL : IS Sf 64 IS SPAIN.—MADRID, MARCH 16TH.—The commission This morning an explosion took place in the Victoria M. until Last Packet 7 P.M. on the settlement of the debt had approved the first clause Colliery, at Nithshill, belonging to the Messrs. Colts, of „ 74 „ of the government plan. f f ~ Paisley. From fifty to sixty men and boys were down at the time, and it is believed all hive perished. The every Half Hour : HAMBURG, MARCH 14TH.—Exchange on London gearing of the pit was smashed to pieces by the explosion, .m. until Last Packet Ri• P.M. steady at. 13.40. Money abundant. and lies in a state of wreck at the bottom, preventing thath is ainnythuenecouufrstebeofpureu; t. ~ SY 8i SY A Cabinet Council will be held at the Foreign-office l e ii x s p r eu ti t t e ib d is t, masses w situated he rf vapour th h, 1851. to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. p is it. no T t a zu c u ce va ss i, t b o ut th i e t ltlbfreautmfothui the mouth o a vu l e i tu v h e t i . :art Heavy ituhge spbiat: D' S PARIS, SUNDAY.—No news of importance. Fives ea tfemale someare done at 944-. kPHIC PORTRAITS I TALY.—Venice letters of the 10th instant, announce comingfellows Th e w sceneo ui ROM 9 TII AT that sanguine expectations are entertained by the inhabi- • distance from the downcast shaft. A BLISHMENT, tants of that city that the Government of Vienna will , LIVERPOOL; proclaim it a free port. t relatives of the missi ng men are gathered, is heartd . • ren inir. STREET, CITY, HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY. REET, and the The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five IT UTION, REGENT-ST ., o'clock. Upon the report of the Committee on the Designs FOREIGN. N. Act Extension Biil being brought forward, Lord GRANVILLE se or Frame) from 15s. Accounts stated that it was the intention of the Government to introduce from Oregon announce the discovery of that week in this house a measure for effecting certain amend. excellent coal near Paget's Sound. RELIEF OF THE ments in the laws relating to patents. Ad v i ces from Vienna of the 10th instant mention that a scheme had been talked of for the withdrawal of h one un 7UGEES HOUSE OE COMMONS . YESTERDAY. died millions florins of the paper curre nc y by me•ns of a UN IN ENGLAND. The Speaker took the chair at 4 o'clock, when a great num- loan, the interest to be payable in silver, and the • • princt agreeable to resolutions her . of petitions were presented.—The secon 3 reading of the 1 t b t* • Smithfield Enlargement Bill was postponed til the 1 4th of April. pa o eex inguished b lottery. in yearly proportions. It was not believed, g held on the 10th lusts/it, however, that it can be carried ont VOTE OF CENSURE UPON THE GOVERNMENT. mittee of Management on In reply to a question from Lord John Russell, Mr. Bartraz until German a ff airs shall have made such progress as to s said he had great reason to complain of the course which the admit of reductions in the army, and the rumour, there- Joseph Shepherd: — noble lord bad adopted as to his motion with reference to the fore, bad produced no effect John AI . on the rate of exchange, late government of Ceylon. The noble lord had stated that which was still quoted 12 46. 3eo filler. this motion was a censure upon her Majesty's government, EXPLOSION AT RIO DE JANET es Hobbs. and therefore it was not his intention to bring on the financial JANEIRO.-- Elise, Camus, from Havre and Teneriffe T, Secretary. statement until the motion had been disposed of; thus placing for California, put in here Jan. 'UART, Esq., Treasurer. him (Mr. Bailie) in the invidious position, not only of obstruct 28. An explosion took niece on board on the Bth Febru .consented to receive Sub- ing the public business of the country, but also placing the ary, which shattered her bow, and she soon sank after- Mee :—Francis Boult, Esq. ; motion itself not upon its real merits, but as a question of wards; 10 persons killed and 20 wounded. Esq., Temple -court. confidence in the government, and that at a time when there was BRAZIL.—An offensive and defensive alliance has been hy the Committ ee. at the no party in the country prepared to take of fi ce. (Hear.) Now. entered into between Brazil and Paraguay, The Brazilians JAMES HOBBS'S,Hatter ! this was a question of longstanding. He could not understand, BOTT'S. Watch and Cloc k that, anticipating defeat, noble lord did not wish to have continue to suppress the slave trade, and are making a and at Mr. SHEPHERD'S, the trouble of preparing those public matters which as a mi- number of captures. A terrible accident occurred in Rio id-road, and duly acknow- nister of the crown it was his duty to bring forward ; but the harbour on the 10th of February, when a French barue, noble lord was mistaken if he thought he (Mr. Baillie) should named the Eliza, bound for California, with 210 passen g ers • allow himsaf to be made the instrument of enabling him to on board, was blown up by gunpowder. Fortunately, the WEAPON.— We have read, escape from the duties which his position imperatively called - - ' ist, who was doomed t o u p on hi m to perform. Under these circumstances his course loss of life was comp ara ti ve l y sma ll . Ten individuals are iurs of night, carrying his was perfectly clear. He should for the present remove his -missing, and twenty or thi r t y more i n j ured. The poor he ghost in questio n h as notice from the books, reserving to himself the undoubt e d p assengers were re d uced to a state of utter destitution. [ection by a right of bringing it fo rwar d w h enever h e m i g h t t hi n k proper to qrla nn pAa n., 1....4. a....:..._. business remark of the do so, that was to s a y, w h enever th e nublic oft he - was perfectly clear. He should for the p resen t remove in notice from the hooks, reserving to himself the u. oing it forward whenever he might think pr,. - -y, whenever the public business of state that he might be enabled to do so Laying upnbeif open to the charge of impeding the financial measures of the government. Lord J. RUSSELL complained warmly of the course taken by the hon. member, and said it was very different to that recently pursued by the great parties of the country during the late POLISH REFUGEE following sums have been r fortunate men ;—Peter S Esq., £1 ; Dr. Games, Mr. Hobbs, £1 ; Mr. S Collected at public in( rative Committee, £3 E THE DISSENSIO ministerial crises—theie was no precedent ora vote of censure upon the government not having been brought to an immedi ate issue. This was what he had asked for.—Mr. DISRAELI justified the course taken by Mr. haillie , on the ground that the house had not had time to read the evidence taken before the Ceylon committee, as it was only presented on Saturday, the documents would not be ready for a fortnight.—Sir G. nal' £1 Is. of the and that the ce in rue Dunn , in furthe not more t n occu , essity e Conference body of pelled local preache Dunstan said tt 'en in a M a to pay the f £5O; F. Boult, Thomas Bott, £1; Ir. Wakefield,los.; ; Liverpool Ope 'oral .mailer MUM ETA ODISTS.—Last the decrees of ry of the ng in the ation to yan Reform it the follow lrm in the any an ex- Mowed to travel ,use he did not rly meeting, the ntendent of the ressed r 6tory to the oeT4 under its not the least clOubt in rn dl be la t he attributed ling the , spoke pretty hliss- 'eyance was i; although 1. metaphysically you may have reefing. 1 and r discarded a doing so a man and a iniquitous deeds. he Rev. Mr. GRrs_ tion frc at the ye ion of persons now GREY r eli. and asserted that inst Lord his charges ag; was not prepared to pr( and indeed he dared not do so under present circumstance Mr. ROEBUCK held that both the noble lord and Mr. Ba were wrong in the course they had taken, but he caldera., the delay which was threatened to public business.—Mr. Bo} nnru hnnnnrprl the. mon arhn I.rAnntl,4- nnn- justice, but he could not respect the person who skulked proving his accusations.—Sir B. HALL approved of the cc of the Government, and contended that if there had been foundation for the charges against Lord Torrington and government, they might, without delaying public busbies that HOUSE Torrin le brought forwa in the iither.Hous gton could peisonally answer them.—Ttle iu ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL. The order of the day for the second reading of the Ecclesitt; tical Titles Assumption Bill was then read, when Mr. Moos supported the Amendment, that the second reading be pos pones for six months. [Left Sitting.] LATEST BETTING ERSA LL'A. MOND Y to 1 agst COck6il; 13 to 1 Clothworker. . __2,000 GUINEA STAB 5. 7 6 to 5 against Grecian; 4 to 1 ag Mountain Sylph colt; 5 to 1 a WARWICK TRIAL STAKES. usiejan; 9 to 2 agst Aaron Smut' . DEnny.-10 to 1 agst Mont ghtfoot ; the others as before THE DISPUTED RACE AT DONE decided in favour of Nancy ncy ; 4 to 50 to 1 a , DON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS.YasTixnAy Ditto Money. 96A Exchequer Foreigr 1314 2 . ; Ditto Quarters and Stocl 'yes, 12i a dis 2 :S i; Ca Eastern Counties, ire, 63 4; bii(6.Fiftlis ,ous business done, YYSTERDAY 15} ; Dittc ce, 12 3.16 ; Manchester, Sheffield, l and Lincoln, 3! ork and North Midl an d, 294 ; •N ort h British, 121 3-16 4 Eastern Counties, 81 ; East Lancashire, 18i ; Ditto Prefei Fifths, prem. ; Ditto 2(i issue, 54 ; Kendal and Winders 12; Lancashire and Yorkshire, E 4; Ditto Twentieths London and North-western, 1 ittio shares M. and B. C., 34 prem. ; South Easter n and Dover, 281 ; Clitheroe A, 7; Ditto No. 1, 7 f; Manchester and Leeds Fifths, 6i dis. ; Aberdeens, 19; Dublin and Belfast, In dis. ; North of France, 16; Wbiteb,aven and Furness, 9; Erewash Valley, 64. LEEDS CLOSING PRICES.—YESTERDA T. Caledonians, 16k, Ditto pref., 71; East Lancashire, 18 ; ist and west Yorkshire, 144 In ; Great Northern, 1 8 / 1 I Leeds, 64; Ditto, fifths, 6a dis. ; West Riding Leeds and Thirsk, 24 1/3; Ditto, No. 1, par; Ditto, hates, 124 dis.; North Western, gi Union, 51 dis. The quantity of IN ialities are Monday prices, and, in some cases, ls. dearer. The larg - e importatioi of foreign checked business, and to effect sales from on Wail a slight reduction was necessary. Flour, both English an foreign, is at previous terms. Beans and Peas were take steadily at the currency of Monday last. Maltine Barley 325. per quarter. Fresh arrivals of Oats. small and fine I Corn, at fully previous terms ; inferior is not cheap( are unchanged, and little doing. English White Wheat Do. Red do 435. to 495. I 375. „ 425. ARRIVA Li English Wheat, „ Barley ~ Oats „ Malt . „ Flour Foreirn Beans „ Peas.. Irish Oats .... LONDON PRODUCE MA RKET.-YESTIGDAV Sugar: The hor brown lumps, 48s. to 48s. 6c demand for refined better, at firm rates; • little done in crushed; British, ,urate in every respect, reu,...to one-half the price of steel engravings, and , expeditious process. He uses six different kin two of red, six of yellow, three of brown, five SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YRITIRDAY. a variety of flesh tints. Outlines -- The supply of beasts beinc , smaller, trade was better, at l as t the for ms b u t o f the shading r Monday's prices. The number of sheep are very small, and a which he wishes to copy. P rom few prime downs made 46. Bd. The calf trade is very dull. outlines, and transferred to a number of stones, corre sponding with the diversity of colours, as just specified, Arrivals : beasts, 3,594; sheep and lambs, 1,820; calves, 120; whili the painting contains. In this way lithographed p•gs, 280 ; Holland beasts, 427 ; Ditto calves, 71 ; Ditto sheep, 1, 1 110 ; Scotch beasts, 260; Norfolk and Suffolk ditto, 2,400. outlines of the several parts of the painting, according to the distribution of its colouring, are obtained. Each LUBLIN AL OF ConsmnucE.---The committee formed a scription of red, blue, yellow, or whatever the tint may de short time ego for the purpose of promoting the institu- be, has its stone, and the ontlinn .” .1 -- ---L -L— -e - irilmnsti of rnmnr.c.v". ;,.. •t.,...,.....____,:_ 1 __ _ lea uuii, nut not lower.—Hemp: In clean Russian rather more doing, at x'3o; Manilla wanted, at £33 to £37.—Jute dull, at £lO to .el 6 for low to fine.—Wool not cheaper, but little doing.—lron : Little done at former terms.—Cotton : Few buyers, and previous rates supported with little difficulty. ; . ti ch co r frar more of blue, tion 0 --c.c. J.a sue metropolis have is more or less fillecil;TacLgg e _--. -. tuog the amount of shad received several communications from influential parties ing required) with a species of chymical ink. Aquafortis in the provinces, approving of the movement. is then applied to produce a raised surface, after which PgRSIAN CtrienuErr AND Timm PiaL/TENEss.—Three the oil colours are made to pass over the stone by rollers, where they are at once arrested by the ink. So delicately clefs afterwards I was at Gazbine, installed in the house , of a certain Scherif-Khan, and received in his absence ny contrived is this part of the process, that, according as his four sons, who were all dressed alike, and the eldest the chymical ink has been snore or less closely wrought of whom was barely eleven. In the midst of the ruins the utmost nicety of shading can be secured. The colours of this town—all Persian towns, indeed, are mere abomi- from the stones are then printed off upon paper, and the nablo ruins of mud walls—l considered myself fortunate exact tints required are produced by printing one colour in obtaining a room and a fire-place. One of the walls of over the other, much upon the same principle as that the apartment to which I was conducted consisted of small which guides the artist in mixing his paints. In this bits of coloured glass, chequered at regular intervals with way, when all the rof the different stones have small squares of wood, for glass is both rare and expensive been put together, impressions fom themselves into an exact in Persia. As however, the greater part of the coloured copy of the original picture; a copy true not oh i- ! glass was broken, and the wind came rushing through the details of outline, form, and shading, as io holes and crevices, I was half frozen, and nearly stifled steel engravings, but true also in resper' with smoke, until an end was put to my sufferings by of colouring skill which forms so large stopping the holes and nailing some felt on the doors. er's art. We saw at Mr. Kronbeim s a number of copies The children of the house came, under the guidance of a (produced by his process) of the " Descent from the sort of servant who filled the office of tutor, to pay me a Cross," by Reubens, in the cathedral at Antwerp. Tie visit, and seated themselves on the floor. The second, represented, with astonishing fidelity, the brilliant who was about ten, and who by right of his mother's su- varied flesh tints in which that great mast,.l - rank was to inherit all the paternal titles and wealth Ti mes . inquired after my health ; and on my asking him in m ST. PATRICK'S DAY.—Yesterday wc turn how he felt, replied with a very stiff little air, "that festival of the patron saint of Ireland, a,. in my presence every body must feel satisfied." I then custom, a procession of the various Irish I offered him some cakes, requesting to know if they were through the principal streets of the tow to his liking. " All you offer is very good," he said, y " and was exceedingly unpropitious for - all you eat must be excellent." I had a cap on my head, this did not prevent the "boys" from ._ and another lay on the table • I questioned him on the strength at the rendezvous. The processe. value which he attached to the two articles, and asked formed, numbered some five thousand perso. ftewhich he preferred. "B o th are super b . " he replied, " but jority of whom wore the app ropr i ate b adges and insignia piquant specimen of of their respective :fraterniti es , varied very generally by the one ou er is undo the civility übtedly best." Ar this of the the country, it may be drapery of the national hue. Several bands of music supposed that I was not sorry to end the conference, and accompanied the body, and a due amount of fl.-- 2to get rid of such an excessively well-bred child. I took w ith appropriate mottoes. Altoge... care, however, to send a cup of tea to his mother ; who, imposing than any similar demonstration t the tutor informed me, was young and pretty, and lived in as regards the number of persons formic house with three other wives of Scherif-Khan. She and the respectability of the externals found it so much to her liking that she sent to beg for a the clubs were concerned, all seems to - have p. pound of it. —Prince Soltyknoff's Travels in Persia. quietly. No doubt the drenching rain had so, DURHAM is BUILT UPON SEVEN HlLLS.—Viewed cooling the excitable tendency of the sons of Erin ; and in from the north, the city of Durham seems to be scattered the latter part of the day, h. re and there might be seen a over a multitude of irregular hills, and we discover partsl sturdy Patlander bedizened in green scarf and rosettes of the town, the castle, and the churches, through severa ditto dragging his tired limbs through the sloppy street vallics in one point of view, so that they appear.like so homeward, with spoiled finery, and any thing but a merry spread passe s o over o t n h g e , many distant places. The west front of the castle is seen countenance. A rather laughable incident occurred to a portion of the procession, as it defiled from Lord-street on the summit of a steep and deep rock, with some parts w i h fi t city, hollow and afford beau of the cathedral ; and the street of St. Giles, as if totally sw its situation and into South John-street, about noon. Several of the men who were not aware of the locality of the repairs whch occasioned its being are at present going on, came unexpectedly on an apart open sewer, and several of them fell •in as they followed each other e s h: p s u r e c s c e e n s t s i i n o n g , ant n object t he ltahyeb revere theprospects andunconnected a o p nbi distant picturesque u h n tw r a e g i e nt shtqsoent eminence. p ei north-west prospects.enrceeunsitcieaof t h hT t h a eh v e l te en o c emphatically called the " English Zion." Hegg, who and no doubt feeling equally uncomfortable. A little wrote the Legend of St. Cuthbert, says, in reference to delay, however, was the most serious result of this tem.. Durham, "he that hath Beene the situation of this City, porary , downfall of the sons of the " first gem of the sea." bath seene the Ma rg opf Zion, and may save a journeto p e i a c c t h ur o e t s h ri e u r e ': Jerusalem." B wrote his book in M.DCXXYI. from the procession, but owing to the hilarity ofthe hum- Durham has also been whimsically compared to a crab; blur portion of the Irish population. In Standish-stye Market-Om repreeenting the body, and the streets e u p o o f n all the windows of a public-house were broken,and :vein Some petty brawls occurred during the evening, the elewp, ' Irishmen were taken to bridevrell. hat gre :uxuriatet s the anniversart ccording to paraded ut-door rej •icings, but 1g in great when fully Is, the ma- r the affair was more ars, both procession, generally So far as ,ed off very le part in 5 to 4 agst rcne, p [led in asing worth, as the lamb W. non., D happiness have t and whoever am a row( )f bein Aber, you will, asst :y I on Bond &&& as ever ye the pleasure of seeing the face of your et ar_hic.ecorl Pf vs Teacher, sec The law of Conferen( rhus, they (thc ;od in order to next addressed the d in a strain to 1 )distn and CE 1 furtherance MIGRATION t of Dublin, Evening ugh the numbers were not qi ;ht of the famine, the des is greatly s nt for one States, a poor man is now seldom seen at the office, and, notwithstanding the numerous vessels constantly sailing from the ports of Liverpool and Dublin, there are more passengers than shipping to convey them. At Mr. Miley's office alone, it is adde, draughts to the amount of £25,000 were paid in the last year, remitted from Ame rica in small sums by those who had previously emigrated, to bring out their relatives and the Royal Bank in. Dublin was drawn upon to t" Le extent of 4 same purpose, _RUMOURS AS TO TH that the measure was distasteful to morel John Russell's colleagues, and the effecl dent has been produced by the speeches Aberdeen and Sir J. Graham. is understo others much dissatisfied with it. As w, for the V.V. , tnere are well-grounded fea rs entertained that the az bill tills will be thrown out, and Ministers are not unnaturally anxious to avoid a direct defeat upon it. The better part of valour they know, is discretion. Some people think, tho such be the case—or should the itnn^" upon the subject be in any other we, Parliament—since it would remove the n.. obstacle that was found to be in the way of the of the Peelites statesmen to office, it is not impro that a change of Ministry might at once be effect- " important speech is expected upc,.. unless, indeed, Ministers have, in the me at to withdraw it. Th e Duke of Wellingtc decidedly opposed to the it from N. minable accession PRINTING IN OIL.—A new a the process of printing in oil I Mr: Kronheim, of Paternoster !aid to be lately I him to supply col aphy to moved fl entire r. Dur 1119 cvo k them re made not only of f colours fs are tak( in the painting from these t-e case in rt e a part of the paint-