The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

I executive e is some y allow Sir Wil to put political pr rer, have one mselves Liam T rule for t In the r the sneer of to ns, when 's Land, and the Ned i ison, in Van Diema o hard labour. The WEigs, heir neighbours, and another A very entertaining row is in progress between the Go vernment faction and the Peelite faction, as to what ought to be the nature of the New Reform Bill. The bellige rents are fighting, of course, for amusement; for however far the projected Whig bill may go, the chance of either of them being again the organ of a government is rather of the slightest. The Glole, whether or not from its eccle eiastidal leaning, contradicts all that was said in 1830, and 'flatly denies that there is any inherent right to the, fran- chise I Think of this, froni the organ of the party who talked of " heads- rolling in the dust !" "There is no t the act of electing members of the llouse of Corn hich, to our mind, stamps it as a more sacred pri great many others. We might _ cry, or constitutional monarchy, the rights of men —nay, we do not see why the cl not be extended to a seat in the House of an opera-box, or a pair of coach-horses, or a hich we should he very glad of, if bundied imanity th that trial t have as little right to the pair! Why not go a little [At to - have no ilght to elect it The presence of suet ,nd take the lead i the surfa !ntatives own so- ,emes for t he , self. impro*e- liof their fellows, would enrich us with positive in nd there is not a loftier task than to devise means for se rent, without, at the same ry other element in the community." . . ny Reforme uable cootie time,swamping e Then-we ar ucccssful Chartist orators and saga cious shoemakers—who prefer the forum to the stall, and the platform to the awl—to give us their collective wisdom. It is .to be hoped that when this happens, the "Clerk of Chatham" will take care of his safety, and not be caught by the new rulers " a-setting off boys' copies." Perhaps, howiver, Lord John means to send out for Frost, Williams, and Jones. I was quite right in my statement as to the case of the Baroness Von Beck. Pulzoky has not attempted to n. Mr. Bentley's statement, that he had, himself, 'mended her to that gentleman as really what she lsed herself to be. The case, therefore, assumes -es of excessive cruelty, which makes one hope that Dung man charged along with her will persist in ration of obtaining justice against thos in t.e prosecution not in EnR and only that the managers of the Romlsh drama extremity of foil gunning themselves by the The case of Rose Tamisier is as cius as the most et inolv in Mr. M'Cabt miracles detailed so enter- " Catholic Histor, , 1 that is necessary to perform a inirac to the object to be acted upon way, have distinguished them that striking ' and it '- is to ems that Tench court , by the T—decid xe is no injur A. matter inter king to all the press is the new News -the projecting of which is a pretty ion that i esore between N the present ne , stamped will, tamp is to coot long a o-bridge and the corner of the cessity of going down ton cellar in future, be avoided. Barry' ling will ` , e a great orna- 6y be said to have :ontinue open a feN iestv's T . red M ; have tgbPi , s,4 , 44;+ n in Vienr. hat it ally bee brought in the House 'eight of their cha- you can never rofanity n need not be an infidel. It is ritirAri by r. Kossuth in E suitably acknowledge not only his own meri of his tre atment by Austria, may be )yed by the p,r3ons who are about to .nts of the continent Hided bs ais Napoleon, are carrying what hand" to an extreme that is very nes like id in another rehienl broken faith with ower of re In my opinion rd effort t have been cr James's ' :iris, Kat at actresses ed tobe, E children over, wi rofitable as his f director. ' ( (for they The absolu s absurd an I I do not aance whatever of re-c notism and Po PR I VAT THE lIVERPCOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1851. COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY NEWS Monday I, by extre id duri I at a a , e of buve ldon; the Egypt told. The other 1 flereas , id. 141 new q : Do. I Ithern, I 51-16 c The position of the iron trade at Birmingham remains unchanged. The demand is scarcely so brisk, and ti iy accumulation of stocks under the t of employment, it is inadequate to FEARFUL SCENE f the Cork of for t 1 r that ti ), chest b He diedin xn hou er was and in a state of insensi ne, and one or two ribs. and a quarter afterwards. None of the pat=sengers were injured further than being severely shaken, and comparatively little damage was done to the engine or luggage waggons. DEATH OF THE EARL OP DONOUGHMORE.—WE regret to have to announce the death of the Right Hon. the Earl of Donoughmore, which occurred at his lordship's seat, Palmerston House, near Dublin. His lordship was, for some years after the downfall of Bonaparte, familiarly designated "Lavalette Hutchinson," from the part which he took in the escape of General Lavalette from a French prison, after he had been condemned to death for treason to the Bourbons, His lordship was born in 1V37, and was consequently in the 64th year of his age. He was married in 1825 to the seventh daughter of Luke Viscount Mon etjoy, by whom he had two children, the survivor being Lord Suirdale, now Earl Donoughmore, and a daughter, who died an infant. The late earl married a second time, the daughter of Colonel Reynell, by whom he has left a son and three daughters. His lordship was a Privy Councillor and lieutenant of the county Tipperary. MURDER AND SUXCIDE.—A melancholy tragedy was perpetrated on Saturday week at Collingbourne, a few miles from Salisbury. It appears that a gentleman named Merryweather, formerly a clerk to Messrs. Hod dings, Townsend, and Lee, solicitors, of Salisbury, has for a short time past resided with his sister. Mrs. Short, at Collingbourne. Mr. Merryweather had been long suffer ing from a disordered state of the digestive organs, which affected his nervous system generally, but it was hoped that he was improving by the change of air and scene. On Saturday, however, he was visited by a paroxysm of the malady which had before attacked him ;under the influence of which he first destroyed his sister (Mrs. Short) to whom he was moat affectionately attached, and who had been assiduously attending upon him during his illness, and then himself ! The event' has excited the deepest sym pathy in the neighbourhood, Mr. Merryweather and his sister being both highly esteemed and beloved by all who knew them. An inquest was held yesterday week on the bodies, ands verdictreturned of "temporary derangement." GIGANTIC NEW STEAMERS.—The Amazon, one of the five colossal steamers now nearly completed for the Royal West India Mail, Steam-packet Company, is expected to arrive in Southampton water early in November, and will immediately commence running on the main line of the West India mail route scheme, that is between Southamp ton and the Isthmus of Panama. The Orinoco will shortly afterwards follow the Amazon. It is probable that the Parana will be the third that will be ready for sea, she leaves Southampton in a few days for the Clyde to have her engines put in. The whole of the five gigantic steamers will be performing, the government ser vice at the latter end of this year or the beginning of the next, The Orinoco and Magdalena are sister ships, built precisely alike. Their superiority in speed,if any,will there fore entirely depend on their engines. The Oronoco will be engined by Napier. of Glasgow, the manufacturer of the engines for Cunard's vessels ; and the Magdalena will be engined by Maudslay, of London. There never waa such a fair opportunity for the Thames and the Clyde ter struggle for supremacy. Seaward and Co. will engine the Amazon, and Caird the Parana and Demerara. The whole of the old fleet of the West India Company, except those ships that are not worth it, will be put in the same state of efficiency as the Teviot. The engine works of this ship contain every improvement discovered up to last year, and form a perfect model. This steamer, which brought home thO Brazilian mail this week, made the passage be tween Rio and:England in six days less than thecontract time, Two WOMEN POlSONED.—lntelligence was received at Bristol on Thursday afternoon of an occurence of a shock ing kind having taken place at the village of Wrington, sit uate at about ten miles distant from that city on the Somersetshire side. The rumour which first reached was that two women had been murdered by poison, but on in quiry being made on the spot the particulars were found to be as follows :—The names of the deceased women were Sarah Ann Roberts and Charlotte Birch. Roberts was the widow of a shoemaker, who, about a year since, absconded from the village and emigrated to one of our colonies, where he shortly afterwards died; his wife (who was between 20 and 30 years of age), was left with two youngchildren, and without any means of provision for them and herself beyond what trifle she could earn by binding boots and shoes. She occupied a little cottage near Wring ton, and was latterly understood to have formed an ment for a young man, between whom and herself, it now - an illicit intercourse had been carried on, as time of her death somewhat advanced in appears, other female (Birch) was a native of a (Churchill), but had recently lived as th a family at Weston-super-Mare, from pregnancy. The neighbouring v:" housemai which she had been dismissed a short time ago in conse quence of its being suspected that she was pregnant. Upon her return home Birth became intimate with Roberts, and on Tuesday last she was at her cottage, as was also the young man with whom the latter kept company. They were neither of them, as far as has transpired, seen to take anything, but in the afternoon they were both seized with severe illness. Roberts was immediately put to bed and Birch conveyed home, and surgeons were called in to see them. It was soon ascertained that they were suffering from the effects of some poisonous drugs, which they had taken for the purpose of endeavouring to procure Suspicions are entertained that the deleterious abortion LONDON CATTLE AIARI s this year •YESTERDAT, The supplies being large at our market to-day, inferior qualities of all descriptions sold slowly at last Monday's prices. Choice sorts were in demand, and met with ready buyers. Beasts, 5,087; Sheep and Lunbs, 34,190; Calves, 280; Pigs, 610. Scotch Beasts, 20. Holland: Beasts, 1,730; Sheep, 4,250; Calves, 175 ; Pigs, 290. Spanish Sheep, 520. Leicester, Lin coln, and Northampton Beasts, 3,000. Prices ranged as follows : s. d. a. d. Beef 2 0 to 3 6 Mutton - Veal Pork Lamb. •. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.—YESTERDAY. ARRIVED FROM. LIVERPOOL.—At Galatz, 31st August Sphynx—Odessa, Ist September,Nina—Malaga, 4th September, Cobden—Lisbon, sth September, Smuggler—At Harlingen, 6th September, Wives—Genoa, 7th September, Afferzione, and, 9th, Felbin Park—Trieste, 7th September, Fannezza--Zolkamp, 9th September, Hoop. SAILED FOR LIVERPOOL.—From Denia, 30th August, Juan and Isabel. CADIZ, 3d September.—The Mangolia, from Liverpool to Manila, which put in on the 30th ultimo, has had to repair her mizernast, which was in a had state. LIVERPOOL CATTLEMARKET, YE S TERDAY; There was a large supply. of 'Beasts at market this day, and although there was a fair demand prices were lower._ There was a, considerable increase in the number of Sheepi but, of very inferior quality. Prime wethers sold readily at our quo tations. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers 43d. to 4id. per lb. Second-class Heifers 43d. „, 43d. „ First-class Oxen ' Old Cows and half-fed Oxen Prime Wether Sheep 6d. „ —d. „ Second quality Ditto sd. „ 53d. „ Old Ewes Lambs Beasts. 3105 ; Sheep 9365. Jenny Lind is still enjoying herself at the Falls. We notice, by an advertisement in the Panama papers, that the steamship Sarah. Sands, on her arrival at that port from San Francisco, would be dispatched for Liver pool direct. She was hourly expected to arrive on the 6th of August. _ _ Between 200 and 300 carcases of sheep and lambs, part of a - cargo wrecked in the Apollo steamer off the Kentish coast on . Sunday last, have been sold at Is. 6d._ 'each ; the skins and tallow to melters and tanners, and the meat to London sausage makers. • [ADVERTISEMENT.] LIFE ASSURANCE, COMBINED WITH NEW AND IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES TO THE PUBLIC. TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL AND THE NEIGH- SOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—SinCC retiring from editorial business. I have undertaken, among other suitable commis sions, the central agency here of the TRAFALGAR LIFE Assu- RANCE ASSOCIATION OF LONDON, an institution possessing abundant capital, subscribed for by nine hundred shareholders residing in almost all parts of the kingdom, and already realising an extraordinary anion nt of success from its operations both in the metropolis and the provinces. The principle of life asstarance, and its great value to the comparatively few NTlio resort to it, are not yet sufficiently un derstood and appreciated by the public at large. Gradually, no doubt, the efforts of the different assurancv..ctimpapies will produce a beneficial change in this respe timid it is a fortu nate circumstance that the prosperity such establishments can only be commensurate and co rrent with solid advan tages conferred by them on socie . . It is due to the Trafalgar o eto state that it combines all the usual features of life as ance with others which are irre spective of the regalia a table on the termination of lives. Besides the ordinary cilities for loans upon policies, &c., there are four disti ishing characteristics to which I would call especial atten ' n, namely-- 7 1. Ten per ce .of the entire profits of the society. is appro.; printed for tho formation of a relief fund, for the. benefit of members, their widows,_and orphans, in the event of pecuniary misfortune. 2. Ten per cent. is appropriated for an education or apren ticeship fee fund, for the children of such members, whether assurers or shareholders, whose circumstance may justify their claim. _ 3. Assurances are granted against paralysis, blindness, acci dents, insanity, and every other affliction, bodily or mental, at moderate annual rates, so that provision is made for those who, would otherwise become burdensome to their friends. 4. The industrial classes, by means of small weekly savings, may obtain annuities for life after attaining a moderate age, together with other advantages in the meantime. _ _ I shall have pleasure in fully explaining these and other ob jects of the association to those who call upon me, and in hand ing to each a small pamphlet embodying many useful particulars. I need not add that the orders with which I may be favoured shall be promptly attended to. • . . . - 'SOHN SMITI-I,Arbittator and Accountant Commerce-court, Lord-streCt, Liverpool; Sept, 11, 185 &alts bp Ruction, STOCK OF CART HORSES, THE PROPERTY OF A CARTOWNER DECLINING THF,RUSINESS. By Messrs. LUCA 0., To -MORROW, (Wednesday,) t instant, at One o'clock, at their Reposito , reat Charlotte-street, S CART H ES, .Three Lorries .Drreltubbish Cart, Six of Gears, Stable Ute • , c. Ti e Horses are powerf easoned Horses, a good condition. Also, upward Twenty other Car rses,Van Horses, &c., Floats, Spring Carts, Gears, an dlery. On ew prior to•the Sale. Tning or .nd at IV. he wgAfVfor 3 H enry Neter, in au it ;he rear or sou nd theieof 7 feet riticlies7ani in the who 86 square yards, be the same m For further E. EATON, Si iculars and plan apply to Messrs. W. and C Clayton-squnre, Liverpool. tenors, FREEHOLD ESTATE, CHESHIRE: Comprehending a comfortable FARM-HOUSE, with extensive FARM-BUILDINGS, and upwards of 250 acres of fine LAND,!in and about the village of TVillaston, near to the Hooton and Sutton Station:; on the Chester and Birk e nh ea d . . Railway, divided into Thirteen Lots. MESSRS. CHURTON have the satisfaction to an nounce, that they are instructed by the Proprietor to submit to PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Sutton-station Hotel, in Sutton, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in Thirteen Lots, or in such other lots as the Vendor or his Agent may determine upon at the time of sale and subject to the conditions then to be pro , ..- duced, . The very eligible Freehold FARM,nrtuate in and about the pleasant village of Willaston, at present wcupied by Mr. Wil liam Detamore, but formerly 'the Proprietor, Mr. Roberts, who expended considerabl ms of money in draining, bone manuring, and other ira vements thereon, the whole com prising upwards of 25 atute acres of excellent Land, for the most part very plea tly situated, and commanding extensive views. ,/ The Estate haibeen divided into Thirteen Lots, varying from five to thirty'Statute acres, with a view to suit the conveni ence of Capitalists in search of small, compact Tenements. A por tion of the. Land is within two minutes' walk from the Hooton station, whilst the remainder is within walking distances from either the Hooton or Sutton Stations, and adjoining are Lands Of Rowland Errington, J. Wynder Lyon, ..); P. Heywood; Edwd. Bennett, Robert Morris, and Pattison Ellames. Esgrs. Several of the Fields• possess •a frontage to the Eastham and Parkgate and the Chester and Parkgate Turnpike,roads, and afford very eligible sites for the erection of Country Residences or Farm steads. _ The Land-tax, except 3s, 4c1., has been redeemed. The Tithes have been satisfactorily commuted, and the Poorand other Rates are moderate. Fine Red Building Stona exists in the locality, and probably under a portion of the „Estate, whilst fine Brick Clay abounds, and Coals are to be obtained at a very low rate in the neighbour hood. The Tenant, Mr. Wm. Delamore, will show the various Lots. N.B.—Printed particulars, with Lithographic Plans, will shortly be ready for, distribution, and may be had at the Inns in the neighbourhood; from Mr. WHITTINGHAM, Mortimer-ter race, Birkenhead; Mr. REED, Architect, Trafford-chambers, Liverpool; at the Offices. of Messrs. LowsnEs, Rom NSON, and BATESON, Solicitors, Liverpool; and at the Auction-mart, Che,ster. -- BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. FREEHOLD PREMISES IN LIVERPOOL , By B Mr. S. G. SMITH _, _ _ )n TUESDAY, the 30ib instant, at Twelve o'clock at. Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, subject to such conditions. as will be then and there produced, APIECE. of LAND, with the DWELLING HOUSE, BREWHOUSE, and other BUILDINGS thereon erected, situate on the south sideof Maddox-street, in Liverpool, and now in the occupation ockir. William Gardener, as tenant for a term, which will pine on the 25th day of December, 1858. _ The Land contains in fro o Maddox-street seven yards, or thereabouts•; and runs ' depth backwards to a back pas sage of four feet wide en yards one foot and six inches ; and runs further fro e south side of the said back passage four yards and tw feet, be the. several dimensions more or less ; together ' the enjoyment of the two common passages adjoining the said premises, and also together, with such Fix tures in:the said Brewhouse as belong to the owner of the said premises. and a list of which will be produced at the time and place of sale. The tenure is Freehold of Inheritance,, and, further particu lars may be had on application at the Office of Mr. NORRIS, North. John-street, Liverpool ; or Mx.. WAREING, Solicitor, Ormskirk. FREEHOLD ESTATE AT CROFT, NEAR WARRING TON, AND FOUR MESSUAGBS OR COTTAGES AT MEARSLEY-GREEN, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF AST LEY', IN THE PARR. H OF LEIGH, ALL IN THE COUNTY OF LANCASTER. By Mr. WILLIAM HOPE, On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at One o'clock in the After noon, (unless previously dieposed of by private contract,) at the house of Mr. Henry Lowe, known by the name of the Arrow Inn, situate at Culcheth, in the said county of .Lan caster, and near the Kenyon Junction Station on the Liver pool and Manchester Railway, in the following or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to the conditions of sale to he then and there produced, Lot 1 ALL that MESSUAGE or TENE , with the Barn, Shippon, and other uildings, and the Five FIELDS or CLOSES of LAND eunto belonging, situ ate at Croft, in the parish of Win , near Warrington arm said, now in the occupatio James Waywall, as tenar thereof, containing by r t admeasurement 101. IR. sp. Land, statute measure thereabouts. This lot is Freehold Inheritance, and is so free from land tax, and will b subject to two f arm rents of 3s. and Is. The timber ing on the ab e lot to be taken by the purchaser at a lion. Lot 2. All those Three FIELDS or CLOSES of LAND erly in two fields, and known as the Two Heath Fields, situat at Croft aforesaid, and close to the above-mentioned lot, ai now in the occupation of the said James Waywall, as tena thereof, containing by, recent admeasurement 9A. 3a. 13p. Land, statute measure, or thereabouts. This rot' is also Fri hold of Inheritance. The timber growing on thislot to be tak by the purchased at a valuation. The above-mentioned two lots are situate anresaid. and within f •' ket town of Leigh; and also within th side Station on the Liverpool and Manch( George Lowe, of the Row, Culchetb, and th the above-mentioned two lots, on applicatic Lot. 3. TWO FREEHOLD MESSUAGE situate at Mearsley Green (at the foot of Mearsl in A atlpv_ in the Pnrich of T Kailw uffielent to prevent c ited amou present Warrant any extension of make, or any expectation of early improvement in price ward tendency, unremunerative. It is stated that the most expensive descriptions of iron, for Birmingham orders, are being delivered here at £8 per ton, and the lowest at about five guineas net. A report has been very general that an advance of 2s. 6d. per ton on pig-iron has been established, but we are assured both by buyers and -sell Pr. Wl that it is without foundation ..,ether any im provement will be obtained at the commencement of the ensuing quarter will depend upon the prospects of the winter trade, which at present are considered irticularly as far as the quantities of manu -ported are concerned ; although the latest United States are not at all encouraging. shown by the manufacturers to go irse in obtaining supplies of pig-iron. favourable, p. 3sition is cc heir nsr will shortly be put ou lave to tue napi Exanizne, , by the regatta in 1 in to unprotecte your readers credi s, which apparently feast. Pigs ad been root, lv nail ontaining the —from Lnd the together—an ins of a child placed on the 10 shallow grave was scooped to unfortunate To thi The feelings o k such a grave-yard, within t ee or four hundred yards of an earl's mansion, )n the borders of the town, inhabited by respectable and ufluential individuals, could for a moment exist in such a Christian neglect, reflects lasting disgrace on —Commenting upon this dreadful narrative is unnecessary. One remark, however, may be hazarded— the much-abused "Saxon" is guiltless of the unnatural neglect of the dead here described. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN AND MIDLAND.— Herapath' Journal contradicts the rumour of these rail about to amalgamate ; but it is said that the effect of Mr. Gladstone's award will be to unite these lines in a much more intimate alliance. ways bei A report has been made to the Canadian parliament in favour of deepening the St. Lawrence river. It states that for ten or fifteen thousand pounds the navigation might be, opened so fsr as to permit a v'ssel to descend from Lake Ontario to the sea with 10,000 barrels of flour. The old Wesleyan school and estate at Kingswood, near Bristol, has been sold by auction for £1,430. This place has many endearing assoc 'Wesleyan Society, because itions to the members of the it was the scene of the labours of the Rev. John Wesley, who planted with his own hand many of the trees which are now growing there. A Macduff fisherman informs us that on Saturday morn ing, when off Port Gordon, his boat was followed some we by a shark„ which greedily devoured the herrings monster, according to )p - ped from the ne length.—E Lord am Pnt throue in any /ire Journa ht or three weeks, to Lord Ellesmere a the S On Sin: , nt an v night a territ io were half of wh bout 'sixteen feet in with their young after which he will pro- here he will be pre- )urn in L the royal family that Lie Princess Helena, Berkely Drumt.Tlond the royal er to mak , ,cht tende conflagration broke Toperty of, and ( ) loads o Sala LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON, MONDAY NIGHT other diffi Wes are spoken of in tlic mercantile world—among them, houses connected with the lonian trade are stated to be in jeopardy. The real circumstances will probably_ transpire during the day. visitors to-day 60,599. and cash taken £2993 10s. 6d. PARIS, Sunday.—No news. Fives 91 35. HANIBuRun, SEPT. 12TH.—The Austrian loan had SPAIN.—The committee on the budget met daily. It is stated that M. Boraio would leave for London, to make the necessary arrangements for the conversion of be public deb 'an Journal of the Gth instant )ne, in the secret consistory held on allocation, erected three metropolitan churches, eighteen cathedrals, and a bishopric. The Opinionne of Turin, of the 11th instant, announces that. the authors of the vio- lent articles published in the Trieste and French jourr against the Hon. Mr. Gladstone and Lord Palme;ston, in defence of the King of Naples, were known. These authors were Caesar Paliti and the minister Fortunalo. NAPLES.—A lawyer, named Corti, had been, arrested at Salerno for baying accepted the defence of an accused political. The measure frightened the other lawyers, and the poor prisoners remained defenceless to the inexorable judiciary officers. RUSSIA•—This year's harvest is bad in every kind of grain, but particularly in rye. TATTERSALL'S, YESTERDAY. No betting this evening. _ DONCASTER CUP ENTRIES—MoNDAv Maid of Masham, Trickstress, Vatican, The Ban, Exeter, Nancy, Languish (colt), True Blue, Hungerford, Cossack, Paquetta, Antigone, Mrs. Birch, Calculator, Hernandez, Aphrodite, Confessor, Newminster, Lough Bawn, Black Doc tor, Hothorpe, Lamartine, and Goliah. I LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS CLOSING PRICES. ;--YESTERDAT account, 932 *; intro money, 95g- ; tree anti Quar ter per Cent. shut ; Exchequer Bibs, 44 7. Foreign Stock : Mexi cans, 264 a ; Spanish Actives, 20 *; Ditto Threes, 36a 7; Ditto Passives, 4i sa. Railway Shares : London Stock, 112 a ; Ditto Quarters. la I pm. ; Midland Stock, 43} 2 ; Ditto Halves, 20 19a dis ; North Staffordshire, 104 dis. ; South Eastern and . , Dover, 1811; Ambergate, Nottingham, and Eastern Junction, 4 4.-; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 24i si; Cale donian, 1011; Eastern Counties, 511; Great Northern, 151.3; Great Western, 753 63 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 503 3 ; Do. Fifths, 983 dis. ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 90 1; York, Newcastle, and Berwick Preference, 33 3 dis. ; York and North Midland, 173 3; Ditto Preference, 13 3 dis. Consols weak and no improvement in prices. Railway shares also weaker, with the exception of LeeOs stock ; and although some stocks are scarce, Midlands and Great Northerns particularly, there is a cessation in selling, and the market exhibits no signs Ile account was easil Foreign market dul Mexicans much lowei there *a idinnast MANCHESTER SHARE MARKE'L TESTERDAY. ms:—Manches LEEDS STOCK EXCH LONDON CORN South Eastern, 181 for ac lARKET English Wh We Haw• YESTERDAY. eat to-day of the r at a decline of is. to 2s. per qr. for t Wheat. Flour was very dull, at the nd quit( English Barley vl arrivals of Qats, 2s. to 4 ARRIVAL Qrs. &airs.' bp 2tirttoa. SELECT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, BY OLD AND MODERN MASTERS HOS. WINSTANLEI and SONS. iVI are directed to SELL by AUCTION , .0-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at their new Gallery, in Church-street, nd select Collection of PAINTINGS, the )perty of 1 rernoved.f In the C - OLLECTION will be found, amongst the Old Masters, Cupid, an_ackowledged fine Picture, by Guido; the Sleeping a unaractenstic Head Youth, by Gerrado Dt View in Venice, duardi ; Weod andsa'pe, 'De Hel with Specimens of Teniers, olinaer, Ostade, Niefs, Goyen, Breughel, Elsheimer anderneer, &c. Sir Prancis Bonrgeo' , Welsh - Scenery, with 'Cattle. S. Wit lion:son; The Ch Pit, an excellent specimen of Ibbetson , The Strada No tans, by Wilson ; A Moonlight, by Pether, R.A.; the Head of BaCchante, a beautiful Work of Patten; View on the Wye, by Watt; The Goatherd's Evening Horn, b) Havell; an Historical Subject, by S. A. Hart : C ,ntenaolating the Tines, by W. Walton, &c. Kidd; and others by Towne, Parkei-, Aids A feir Drawings, in Water-colours, by Fielding, Pidgeon, Eglington, Salmon, and others. The Collection will be en view THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)the 16th instant, at the Gallery, Church-street, and Catalogues had. FURNITURE, &c., CATHERINE STREET MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 59, Ca therine-street, The useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, powerful-toned Six-and-a-Half Octave Horizontal Grand Piano-forte, by Broadwood andSons,in Mahogany Case, Six-and-Three-quarter Octave Piccolo Piano-forte, by Rudd and Co., in Rosewood Case, Double-action Pedal Harp, by Ryan, in Satinwood Case, fine-toned Violoncello, Plateof Glass, 50 inches by 40, in elegant Gilt Frame, Modern Engravings, handsomely Framed and Glazed, Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers, Eight-day Clock, by Moncas, Books, and other Effects, the Property of a Gentleman removing to Birkenhead. The DRAWING•IIO6M and PA RLOURS contain aCircular Rose wood Loo Table, Ditto Framed Sofa and Easy Chair, Mahogany Sideboard, Cabinet, Secretaire, Pair of Card-Tables, Elliptic T.nn and Pam 1 irnlrn flit In Q.+ ea nll Ditto, Canterbury Music Stand, B els Carpets, Rugs, Win dow Curtains, Fenders, Fire-ii , &c. The CHAMBERS contain r-post and Iron Bedsteads, Fea- Beds, Hair Matress, Ma ,gany Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Table and W stands, Toilet Glasses, Painted Chebts of Drawers, Chair enetian Carpets, &c. The useful Kit en Requisites. Catalogues 4 2ey be had on the'Premises, and• at Messrs. Tito: WiNsTAN Y and SoNs' Office, Church-street, Liverpool. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, street, in Liverpool, A PIECE of LAND, on the north-west side of a ne' road, called Ash-grove, leading out of the highroad froi iverpool to Wavertree, and being about 50(1-vtrdz beyond 0 railwtiy bridge. The Land conta3lptiigee yards to front, and twenty-three yards in de , and is about twent3 yards from the Wavertree-road,And, also. Two Snmi-detm iced the Lin 4 so tistoleit'veTni Property' s Copyhold Of Inheritance of the Manor ( ject to a rent only of not more than Is. a ye; FURNITURE, & lOSI tn , AUCTION, are entai' do no' yed, at the present rates loos loss upon the proprietors ppeir much better among the Welsh ironmaster ents for sales of both mine d a lamentable evidence that mmerots ac client for the em al in the iror trad of yestei ,nd Co., c factors, , nt of the Bank of st., in the Gaz ), and t 1, hein n the enraptured by the wonderful tones of the instrument, that he became so excited that he wet taken home and placed under restraint. Symptoms of in- , and w AWFUL IYEATII'OF A FARMER WHILE SHOOTING. — An inquest was taken on Friday evening, by Mr. W. Carter, the Surrey Coroner, in a small cottage at Chep stead, near Reigate, on the body of Mr. James Sharman, aged 25, a farmer. The deceased was out on his estate, with two dogs, on Thursday; he levelled his double bar relled gun, and fired at a covey of partridges. The report was heard by a shepherd's bov, who went to the field, and saw the deceased lying face downwards. with a dog by his side,, and the gun under his body. He had died from apoplexy. STEAM-BOAT RACING.—A BLOW-UP.—On Thursday afternoon last, two steam tugs, the Ranger and the Con quest, went out of the Tyne to run a race from Shields bar to the buoy at Sunderland pier. They bad got placed, when a fearful discharge of steam, and a great noise from the Ranger, indicated that something was wrong. The other boats ran to her assistance, and found that the pressure that had been put on had occasioned one of the tubes of the boiler to give way. One of the crew who had got scalded jumped overboard, and was with some difficulty rescued. He was nearly drowned. The other men esCaped comparatively unhurt , . .. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAIL WAY.-A lamentable accident, terminating fatally, hap pened on Wednesday, at the Broxbourne station of the Eastern Counties Railway, to a .passenger named James Grass, stated to be a tavern-keeper at Brandon, in Suffolk. It seems that he was a passenger by the Norwich up-train, and wishing to' alight at Lea-bridge where that train did stop, he got out for the purpose of taking his seat in the last up Hertford train, which called at the station at which he desired to stop, and which, as usual, had, been shunted into &siding, in order to allow the Norwich train to pass on. On leaving the tsain, he suddenly stepped behind the screen of the up-platform. On the Norwich train leaving, the Hertford train proceeded to shunt out of the side, and in doing so, caught the unfortunate man, and squeezed him fearfully against the platform.. Early medi cal aid was rendered him, but his internal injuries were too frightful for him to recover, and in an hour or so hP expired. CAUTION TO PERSONS HANDLING DEAD BODIES-- About a fortnight ago, a young man named Minton, died in Peterborough ; he had led a dissipated life, and con sequently was in a very emaciated state. Mr. English, carpenter, on putting his arms round the dead body to place it in the coffin (which lie had been making), felt some matter ooze from the corpse upon one of his hands : he did not take particular notice of the circumstance at the, time, but a few days after he experienced an acute pain in the hand and arm, and he perceived a swelling where there had been a blister on his wrist. Being in London he went to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and had the swelling cut ,• it, however, gradually got worse, and he became quite delirious. On his return home, Dr. Walker and Mr. Southern were called in, and they pronounced the disease to have arisen from the matter which oozed out of the corpse. The flesh about the affected part was cut away, and he is now recovering. Fears were at one time entertained that it would end fatally.—Lincohe Mercury. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE NEAR LANARK.—On the evening of Tuesday last a man named John Armstrong, while walking with his wife on the south bank of the Clyde, in the vicinity of Lanark, was seized with a suici dal frenzy, and immediately thereafter plunged into the river at a place known by the name of Mary Dick's Hole, which was here very deep. His poor_ wife, who was far advanced in a state of pregnancy, rushed into the water with the view of rescuing him, but both sank and were ned. The occurrence was observed by some persons in being To not for Nho we as a n of the v been foi fieldbank, and had, it is understood, Isjy in a disordered and despond- The tragedy did not end here. Among 1 been collected to the scene of the e previousjy - - the crowd who ha native o e residing at Kirkfieldbridge, ho fell in a state of The cause of toe tired that his e of ea rent of evenir ptising rance of an agricul d the font, seized the I congre min, and :ation the pity, for al about in ment i 1 of th was carried ho ut five re the 1) the a old m .mand for Co Y and I Cam r &altss bp 2uttion NAILS, IRONMONG CUTLE THREAD. erc. BLACKING. THIS DAY, (Tuesd a a t By Mr. Bla&CII, of A QUANTITY of Cut and Wroth?: ILS, various descriptions and sizes, Tsr ozen Gti s Ballast SHOVELS, 100 Dozen Cup and Chest L0CK0,... CO' - ,DWARF , 11{S, 8, ,c„• n . 7 , 21; vi)hethHe Hanover -rooms, at Eleven o'cloa, t ivy variety of Articles of IRONM ERY, H. LERY, 100 Dozen TABLE IVES and I Twenty-one Dozen Bla 'NEN THREAI BLACKING, some PreKLES, SAUCES, S Catalog bad froth Mr. I BY ORDER 0 THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th inst, Half-past One precisely in the Af don-rooms, South John-street, Live t, at One we"Farendi oon, h a t t con subjectool,to ALL tions, that LAND and BUILDINGS, knovni. as' " Warwick-buildings," on the north side of VV, , , 1 1 1 0 - 0. street, Toxteth-park, Liverpool, and extending from (-2;cx street to Miner Mann street, and having frontages to War;: d to an u street of 135 feet, to Grafton-street of 35 feet 3 inches, Upper Mann-treet of 31 feet. 1 1 - t e If not Sold s in One Lot, the Property will be offered In o rner Lot I.L A HOUSE, YARD, and STABLES, at the Grafton-street and Warwick street, in the occupatipn or: tc , Derbyshire ; frontaze to Graftonstreet 35 feet 3 loche'' WarWick-sfreet 49 feet 2 inches. Lot 2.—STABLES, YARD, and WAREH I tb A e il f r i e ; spective occupations of the Executors , Rimier atiu 3; f K ee e t ßy ; frontage to Warwick-stree feet 3 inches, depth f ?J r ' Lot 3.—A DWELLING- SE, in the occupation , u 3l Kelly; frontage to War k-street 14 feet 10 inches, deP"' feet. Lot 4.—A SHO nd DWELLING-HOUSE, in the nce_ll.Pri tion of Mr. G4,7tller, butcher; frontage to Warwick-str eet feet 2 inches, epth 31 t, Lot 5.—A SHOP and D fee WELLING-HOUSE, at the corne: ot'ff Warwick-street and Upper Mann-street, in the occupaP ° l o, Mr. Pearce, baker; frontage to Warwick-street 17 feet 21 0 to Upper Mann-street 31 feet. Tenure of the whole Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars, apply to . Mr. FaonsuAM, 16, South Castle-street, Liverpool PLATE. ELECTRO-PLATE, WATCHES, O't UNREDEEMED PROPERTY By Mr. BRANCH, maow, (Wednesday,) the 17th i solicitor, Eleven o'cl°c' at thinanover-rooms, intßO' A VARIETY of valuable FOR F E I TED llin PERTY, entirely from the Stock of Mr. Critchley, of No. 103, London-road, and comprising a ".pd, some Silver Tea Tquipage, Silver Teapot, Silver Cruet -P lo Silver Spoons, Forks, and other Plate, a Set of. Silver-haayo, Dessert. Knives and Forks, several Gold and Silver Wa tc ibett Three valuable Ships' Chronometers, Gold Neck and A o il Chains, Brooches, Rings, and other Je • •Ortna. o lu ir pf Skeleton Clocks, an Office Clock Snuff 'Mull. ra' i to Pistols, by Lancaster, a consi ► e quantity of Electro-P:oe and Plated. Goods, consi • g .of Forty 'modern ireget;o Dishes and Covers, in , Eight Tea and Coffee Servic es orti• Tea Kettles and. St , Forty Pair , of, Salts, Forty Musiedi. Cine . Chesi, ssottFal PiCtures, and other Efrects. , m oue To be vielfed THIS DAY, the 16th instant, when Cao'ldr• may be had from Mr; CRITCHLEY, London-road, or fronl )E. HO( HOLD FURNITC ND FIXTURES By Mr. BRANCH THURSDAY next. the 17th instant, at rpHE remaini part of t IXTURand HC LE FREEHOLD ANL TY IN LIME-STREET . 4ND ci Ef :N_TRAJ-; 3 . EHoLD ,p a r• prAvision :-----,,,a Id) Ihed IN,N,l,°ti 1 54)1 4 ". t ° licif6r, North 'oh GREGORY and So as to both the York -buildings' URNITURE. SMALL BARREL ORGAN, A FEW -15 9v1 5-. EXCELLENT ROSE ENGINE, AND NIISCELLA,- EFFECTS, CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS. , oil 1%4R. BYFORD will. SELL by AUCTIO- 01, 0 1 11V Vll THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at Eleven o,cloceot his Rooms, Clayton-square, a variety of HOUSEHOLOb;e O t NITURE,, several Eight days Clocks, in Mahogany Semi-grand and Square Piano-fortes, and other Effects. ( vitt The FURNITU" E, &C. incbides Sets Mahogany-framed;spo and Sofas, in Hair Cloth, Pembroke, Card, Etininr,; - ff na side, Tables, Mahogany and Rosewood-ft asy ChairS:_,,,tea hoard, Four-post and Camp Bes, Feather Beds,,, r... s c ' erot Chamber Articles, Mahog and Painted Chests JJ',: f intst Bureaus, Chimney an ressing Glasses, Framect re V i ders , Painted Lobby Clot , Portable Stoves, Snuff Jars, Fire-irons, Kit equisites %cc. . 0 00 To be vie To-MORROW 'ffednesday,) the 17th 1 when Catalogues may be had at the• Rooms. TO SHIPBUILDERS, TIMBER-MERCHANTS , OTHERS: BRITISH OAK, in the Round, quantity Sid e d 0-kg, nv o t° BER, about 8,000 Feet Clear OAK PLANK,. from -,kirrj DD Six Inches Thick, FOREIGN. ELM, WATER SI TIMBER CARRIAGE, &c., on .the PREMISES, S.oa 0 0' of SEFTON-STREET, adjoining Vernon's Iron Ship. ingyard J TOXTETH:PARK. ENKIN will SELL by AU i ,P` t ; in t, torily, TO-MORROW, (Wednes , the 17th n s iv .iiho Twelve o'clock precisely, on th anises, as above, et reserve, • • " an d A large quantity of th ova valuable TIMBER, an t , Effects. it On view the ning of Sale, and Catalogues ha-b.sai AUCTIONEER'S Offices, No. Parker-street, LiverPowpor Claughton-road, Birkenhead, and on the Premises the Sale. - - SALE, ON THURSDAY NEXT, OF HOUSEHOLD of TURE, Child's Carriage, Cottage • Piano-forte, ,0,04,0 Glasses, handsome Brussels Carpeta, MatoganY niss' ' de Half-tester Bedstead and Hangings, Cheval Glass, onotoo4 Mahogany Frame, Marble Washstands and Table s, It . e lesc-7 6 . and Bedsteps, Bidet, a Wardrobe of fine V. „„i e , Dining 'Fables, a Bookcase with glazed doors, Peden ttol'r board, China Breakfast Service, Set of Table CutlerY,, mian Ornaments; Decanters, Wines, Tumbler.s , o l /5 Paintings and EngravingsoTwo Sets of rich Sr_aa„ l ,: in r; - 0 Chairs, a capital Oblong Table, and • Round vit ly ,'o l Yitt order, Chiffonnier, richly-carved handsome Rosel„sits Table, Couch, spring-stuffed Easy and Reclininf,,4 PT. g, leather and hair cloth, Rocking Ditto, French and', 8 , 1 1 0 0 1 `, ( 162 steads, Four prime Goose Feather Beds, Sirpairs o' ' c ' t staW Mahogany anti Painted Drawers. Toilet Tal;les i , e %str.„l , in Set of Dish Covers, Tea Trays; Capital Kitpllen 1;" .. ;00' other culinary items, Hall Table, Hat Stabd, SPr":3elS Rosewood inlaid Case, handsome . ronzed of/ Fire-irons. 0 14 ' MR. GRICE SE L by AUCT _al. THURSDAY next, the instant, at Ele ° oo ,l ,,or the whole of the exceedin modern and HODD FURNITURE an ects of a Person cleclil37Sor` keening, on the Prem . s, 17, St. Anne-street, ilea street. The whole . on view , e, Br' may be had from hi GRICE, 40, Whitec iel genteeL,, 00.00, non view previous to the Sale, and'ii SALE, on FRIDAY - next, HOUSEHOLD F U/ Tla l 4 o capital EIGHT-DRAY CLOCK, in rich SpunisiLtiligo" Case, 1, ST. DOMINGOTERRACE, St. Do"'" p.k s EVerton. ptt the IT GRICE will SELL by AUCTION. ° 1i n , r t, 1 7,51 ,1 0 / , Vj next, the 19th instant at Eleven o'clock above Premiies, the whole of the very superior FURNITURE,.Eight-day Clock, China, Glass, u l , O Ol O Effects. of a Lady declining ,housekeeping L. 0 0, 1 0 0 1 ,a, 0 t ep capital Sets Mahogany Chairs, in Hair Cloth, .", r , order Two Mahogany Arm Chairs, Chiffor4 - to , f f ipaas, Glass , ., EaSy Chair, in Hair Cloth, Rocking Ditto , Spanish Mahogany Pembroke Tables, Card PI ,: s o,, , '„iriti„ i e Pall Leaf Dining Table, Kidderminster Carpet s it r,;filv,„? Drugget, Seta of Tea China, Cut Glass,_ „ a t t i a nle.„ citn, (the Crucifixion), several Landscape ahoganY!c'eliq,l'eactl.,7% Fenders, Fire-irons, Window Cu ns, Sets of r oi l P,. t or and French Bedsteads, prim ose Feather Bea40o? Two capital solid Spann ahogany Drawers , ,;.,nlf s ;, g! to !, Dressing Glasses, W tands and Dressing `,.,,,n!. , s "i i stt`oti seated Chairs, Co de and Bedsteps, of rich iNa c o4e, gaily, Carpets, F era,. Stair Carpet, Stair Ir m o,' It' capital Eight- y Clock, in rich Spanish Ma Culinary , li tr Cloth, and the whole of the useful Kitchen and ci Step The whole Ladders; may and Effects. s a le, tie viewed on the Morning 7 logues had from Mr. GRICE, 40, WhitechaPe i ' gl) c„Rp0111,'" KNOWSLEY PARK, NEAR LIVr- ja,v NOTICE OF SALE BY AUCTION 01 THli ico'' MENAGERIE AND ATTIAI"; 0 0 , 0 5 Formed by the late Right Hon. the Earl of 13,000. ,60, e PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises President of the Zoological Society of v iii strtlij ). e , lif R. J. C. STEVENS is honoured w,i th rly to ~ ill' f ! ) l, , , VJL from the Executors of the late noble Da' ie y, ' l 'ol 1) , Knows ne a al pilto be tile o dia t e from Liverpool, on MONDAY, the Gth October, 0 0 0 0 o f lowing days, the whole of the LIVE AND' ocellcie t rier contained in the KNOWSLEY MENAGE .. ,,i ( ' )g ical i Di o r'. the five Eland Antelopes selected by . th " s'elecle`late le< London, and one Specimen or Ser to oe,, by tbe mes oi l TAlhaijseecotyl,leicntipounrsirt= admitted bdesirooeioxgpirsetssset...9,.. inc,,c, ovil tent ;it numbers upward f 1600 exam P l 4.' ind , ': ie sero unique Collection of the eat Antelopes, De` u forlY oal e Zebras, Llamas, Alpac , &c., which are Pe . 9 or the attention of N emen and Gentlemen) " clo: r IVI 11. May be view by . Catalogues, (price er so, person only to the view, on MONDAY, the uv!!' a d b• ei of the five following days, which may be a c „, tending to purchase, at street,, ce, KnowsleV'n 'Loo lv J: C. STEVENS, 38, King Covent garden, penchant Thurtell stuff was given to them by a woman who has since run away from the neighbourhood, but this would seem to be contra dicted by the statements which they made during their last illness. Roberts stated that she prepared the stuff and took it with her own hand, and that no one else in any way in terfered with it ; while Birch asserted that Roberts' induced her to take it, telling her that it would meet her case, and that, if it failed•to Effect the object aimed at, it could not hurt her in the least. After the deaths, too, the house of Roberts was searched, and in her box were found four quart bottles full of the drug of which the unhappy women partook. TO PORTER DEALERS, AND OTHERS. ASR. TROTTER is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC INI AUCTION, on the Premises, Atherton's Buildings, Dale-street, on THunspiky next, the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, a Quantity of BARRELS, Half ilnd Quarter Ditto, Stil tires, three Wash Tubs, two Bo Ith — g Machines, Grosses of Bottles, Baskets, Hampers, arrels, Quaatity Mats, Gas, Stove and Piping, Bo ticks, three Package, Gum, Tin 'Drainers, Funnels, — filling Cans, large quantity Porter Bottles, Crates, Tw oves, Handcart on springs, Oil Paintinzs, Prints, an ndry Office Fixtures. After which will be disposed of ew Dozens of excellent PORT WINE. Particulars ID e had from the AucTIOPIAER4 or from Mr. JOliti Kiap 0. 12, Peter's-lane. to the Car in the occ lot, now in the of as Tenants there( 'rom Manchester to Leigh aforesaid, Josiah Kearsley and Richard Higson 'REEHOLD MESSUAGES or COTTAG y Green aforesaid, close to the last-mentic cupation of James Heys and Samuel Su Lot 5. A DOUBLE PEW, No. 75, on the north side of the middle aisle in the Parish Church of Leigh aforesaid. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Sir. JOHN LOWE, Solicitor, 3, Harrington-street, Liverpool; or to Mr. GEORGIC LOWE, the Row, Culcheth, near Warrington ; or at the A ucrloNEEß'fi Office, hlliott-street, Tyldesley. be s-upy ,tes, wr. is of t worst d ly ironed, and, notwith- thus encumbered, it was . with difficulty • men, be restrained from committing acts of violencc.—Durham Advertiser. by fou LIVERPOOL DA I, SEPT 16, 1951 PRINT ED AND PIIIMISIIOI, NI 04 T UESDAY ,rt:s.o PROPRIETOR, ROBERT PEARS 2 (:),;',roo „ACP' fHE OF No. 47, CANNINE-STREET, STANDARD GENERAL PRINTLN.,u„,„OOI, No. 4, ST. GEORGE RESCENT, ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. or IN ADVAN 20s , CE Crer" EVERY