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15 564 NVIS SI. . sO9 - .1 Wed ,3014 even P 4 11,... .5 lern lief* Chande ErreC•tii of COn SIS 5 a nd Pl at' r fej iCillY• Ct . i . tO Of a° iccluu' o ; B E , ram e ope 'Tem • r a bies, cabs' oara bair is 'boo; ESSY sli. c i ietv a fir' catireobseit, obes , farbl e t ed* 6785b5 s, lu° .fast,¶l ixer,4) 111° 1v 'LOP SS A ge Ole , no olf ip A SW' sl herb i ser o . ,tell tr eeto. tb-s' o r on to t 4, bt 'De• sig et eve r :oo' le 3"' J', I'4O . . P! bp s.ltirtioll t o . 11 44 1 '1717. 1 1 9N OF CABINET PICTURE S tk ch . at his GnaelldaY') kota olv, (wed By Mr,.OIO3ONWILLERY. the I l th instant, at Twelve (ne e „ , „ ery, in the Hanover Rooms, 11.4,t1CitilletliNo_ii,tip"Iveraluttitablse Collection of about Seventy f e ri:lo " e ntbrace s fine,consigned from Ireland l,,:s o o f r Sale. 'it-4.,0 V errat o Rachael ii P aZc i lT ens of 4 i giam or Shayer, lii,,ga , Van Stry, ' P• Nai4ilith i ', . ' William Angus, _....elarmichael, it; al 'ag'io NI Pou N,•' ,l le ° -, p." Tn, ,--- Kidd, tt 4 eh L e th t : ‘,.._omen:mink, Kocceck, ~,' erne tirre.", 'Willis, A .ranc• ioris, Armfield, itl , ic_Mtardt, 10 4 ° . t .. b er ad tl i.“ ,ntierneer, Pether, O'Connor, ,otQlved Tuttesuilrasters of the various Schools of Art. ril aY be h ad i l 'i. Y o i n l r esd i z) ,, , ,N tle ti 10th initant, when o'clock, ri tie plitzti____________________ . 114 11qc s „ ° ,. 41 ) LAND AT LITIIERLAND, T h ''' th.X LEEDS and LIVERPOOL CANAL ,% 4 e4h2bAy u ,, ki) , Mr. BRANCH, goiendoa n at vxt. the 17th instant, at Three o'clock it kkne o rl 114 0 , t he House of Mr. Whiteman, the Brunswicl lt . Weals will street, Liverpool, subject to such condi . ; , , ti lttt pievnll be then and there produced. ' 'tyji l eyetly t ,„" Or Parcel of FREEHOLD LAND and5`‘ i ,„, ,, 411 . ,.;:.,?_ Fields situated at Lich' L 1 17 1, ,„`,T, on the west side of the I ztwe Li tt rited or knovvn as " The Fur,.., Ci vr esar A q ,errlar Hey," containing "te rm . 40wio the ree Roods, or th 'Di: Tea occupation Ir. John h, 1 4,: 4 4r i„ b Liar e -- (Ted, , kr,,.ter2,a posse ° nheritanee. 4 4 ' 4 tiir , Cli o `'e gan extensive frontage clittr,4...tot . atul being in proximity to t, sq, be nof f ormation, offers a highly ads ik Nl l; i lt t sd, b`le erection of Buildings for Mann L , ' .11 Ponti, n g easy of access to Liverpool, Dwelling -,,e Property would readily let to respectable timid, in the eds and Liver ler Side Hey," rement ,e mea- ts. of statut 3 , ss to to the Leed Railroad 4'l,(itid Y Damien be erstreeit ktt , obtained on the Land. Nll l . 4 lt. tt ars aptly to Messrs Avr.ox and Pnrrr, reet L • - iverpool ; or to Mr. BRANCH, Auc- Liverpool. OF THE MORTGAGEES k6j 1 4, 4 , tt Ny,,_ By Mr. BRANCH, It,' 41, 4 '14 1 '11e 18th instant, at Two o'r ie ofct I elar endon-rooms Scotia Jol ,k ;4`,Pro4,4nch conditions' of sale a `ed, and in such lots as at p i Von, l ii:'o4b( it , ti ee Or Parcel of LAND, with the Four / 1 1 ,thttei' weZ ?r D WELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, ~ t opOnle of Derby-road, in Bootle, in the county fe, ' l nirig in front thereof 89 f et, and in width ktGtith inches, and ru ' e th backwards „ 1, 1 , ,1 6 , 4 4. , ,i" On . the nort e 13Ffeet 6 inches, and on 4,,44,.(1C0ntai 1338 superficial square yards, A 4t he' g 'is% rt u by ad leading to the shore on the ER A r e,q b y ''ew late in lease to Mr.T. M. Gladstone, id now or late in lease to Mr. William th' c tber with the us, of the road on the 1 1 / 4 ki ) r 4l hr e , - ; 0 ,1 with other parties entitled thereto. N,N e qe4 o ,,,N and substantially built, and are now in 1 5,. 4. 11t4 4 3 4 i i r Z ns ,:?f Mr. Martindale. 2.11 r. Amos, Mr. ',th!". 1 111. Per a • Adding, at rentals i mounting in the tev e L 4, tlity easehold under the Earl of Derby for the r n be re . ,Jeart, commencing on the 25th day of '‘,Parr'° an annual rent of ..€3 105. appl to Mr. EDWARD BANNER, I.ohn-street?Liverpool. .t, Liver shall then and ;hall then and 6' l ' rti uk V tt BY A •ith -ie 26 , BRANCH, r t e Ci hre ,, LI Instant, at Two o'clock in the After ' I,‘'d be pro"pn-rooms, Liverpool, subject to condi -4 'as I) E d ' eat i tifl eof ~, LING-HOUSES, situate on the tt,qco`"e ba,;,' , r ighton-street with Four DWELLING pOe, in, thereof, and . on'the north side of Chapel -14,4..4 Of 4 1 ,! e „.county of Chester, now in the'respec v t o . ;; t • voiding and others, as tenants, at ren ‘lll s evA4 l l , l l 3.s • . or thereabouts_ thc, w nu Mbered respect,— aka of 11 ttoi to IT side of Scotland-road an, j e rllool 'aforesaid now n, k g ar nes Wag,- others, as te.. l ed rI . 4 WE L *BI . or t abouts. sit uate LING., USES, numbered respective!) 4 1 11 . O tr eet • east side cf Orry-street and south it stw l' verpool now in the 'several occupa ieo J t4 it l „,: 1 - Jones, J. Lister, and J. Lingard, as x , Ryiutiting t o .t's2, or thereabotits. G-HOUSES and SHOPS, .together .C 4 t erl i t il t l ir e e ta ?2, . 6 lo tu U nt S e Fl, l n tt li e m e b a e s i t •e s tr e e e spe o ti x v - e s li re l e p , t o ° , l tot a 'soo,'Z l .d novr in the several , otc9pations of at ti ler J, Clarke Frith, H. Melling, it. Greenwo9d, ilitt'`4,4,lit}i4:bout, as tenants, at rentals amounting ex The Houses numbered 16 and 22 , 4 bly i,Peose, be converted into Shops, which i kkqf t; r erease the rental. N, jn erit, l o Derty included in the above four lots is 'e fo u l ", substantially built, let at moderate ottltartiturl suitable for a good investment. itttt,jekc>sT and apply, as to the trSt three lots, to Li; to SON, S.olicitors, Clayton-square ; and erp oc ii: , ROBERT NORRIS, North ~lti'G-Ht)USES an MELLING- the severe t, ' .l, - -•. Ifi ii Pth t 4', M t . Y I N ! ' ° 14 8R 8 . 8 ' 4e. b 4 l :jt ti Ted ne :s i srs. Lu and CO.. .q.,, 1, 1 :4 1 ; 1 '44 ) v : an . Ilth instnnt, at One o'clock, i/l' I ,L 0 i'• at Charlotte-street, Liverpool, ' 4, b, LO CART and VAN HORSES, t LORRIES, FLOATS, GEARS, SAD tstt, Zol.o the sale P0P8,174 AT BURNLEY. ‘ 1, 14 Tr VALUABLE Y ANNUAL SALE "01 CATI , r L •__ 7NG croßsEs. FICIRS 4z %) 21771laxrillzioNwurit .n4ll klb, 44 NCASIIIIIE AGiticuLTURAL 1, 11, it b_ty,A,_ SOCIE7'I". 4 qt, t'srs. LUCAS and CO., ,%! 1 1. h. t o l io I3th instant at -, Twelve o'clock pre- I t 11 4, , 1•1 er,, c isely, at Burnie • I,;,lriht /'W ti , erlty }l i ons , c bred by and the kth I.,,S k4 De!'e Tea ~ bi,:tr l i.i e p, Cor gi ant • the district of the Society, ei t t p., l ,P4ohi t h e -carrying Horses, splendid Car lAI ; f ta ~ 'and Matclr'Horses, handsome well- IN 0 , 4 ,1 0 . 1 Park Hacks, active and powerful ,ry,ll l 'e / .ho tt "',wiprovingslronng, Horses for general Not kki,lVer,2!orneil BULLS arid COWS, Stc. e rr! i tl :l . , i a Z st iN i l e a r nV o e w s n te s r t , Lln a r v te e r in i Burnleysle .., ;,, k 1 , :„ y r be ha. „ lit„ i P t , r a o l l o ii n t il` e o Lagp t l a i r c y a , tio x 7 r. at G t E h o e a ß GE epoAi u tog : O , lN t hi ,--- ----_' Cit,7i, lie x ?ah l ii, - 1 ,— .1 1 ht , tit,. ,„." TIIR SIORTCAGEE. tItN , ISIA. th e ;.,,citti instant, at. 'One o'Clock in the ttl i ; , f•P'Jt te' la pendon-roOrns, South John-street, .i., , il t .`'Cip l,, A,NlTe conditions then to be produced, tli t t; . hill t her eo „' :with Seven excellent MES i,,NlNiiltitnaiti, situate on rest side of Myers -41,,,41,: i e 4 ,,S f e ,, t O ng in fro ereto and in breadth at 'tiele r 'He ' and ning in .rear or depth back liWly r , k c'c'ell ion of JOhn Johnson, Thomas 1, 10f41 4 , ill e N dlic 1 41 1 ; 0 1 4 1 „ 4 ,50;1,i,:l aggregate annual rental of Je7s, tq l ? '',Pt t • i i°. a "*rnood of thexailway works, cora- LIP;LInaY he , obained.on application to Mr. ° olicitor, 10, .F.,outli Castle-street, R . 7 b R iit. ' cjt 110 PSH IRE kA t L B TATE. A , tlitqhe 2 t , t l ".ti• PRANKI, N t,, , , 1 4; A hite ‘ at .Four•o'clock in the Af 4i,4itLriltt "it inn, in Wein, in the county of 4 1 ,‘ 1 4 ' 1,. D EST.' E in the Vt l tl l t t h , tl )q, 4 l)V l ;nd Trencl ' i in i; of Wem, t N ,, q t , 4 , 1 1 i e tehf b r.‘"Fho - mas Ebrey, and j t,,Ph t .. l , 6,11, mreiti• ilham,Bromley, the whole, a ring•leace, and containing vy Dle aa 4 ts. t, l ) i ti oa _ ern IY !situated , within a mile of the , " adjoins the road from thence to hri Er Its 4 a tl, l) lic 4 t r orib l T°lnt a Person to. Allow the Premises, 1,,r 0 t , to :on may he obtained, and a Map in ttli,4ll. hitch ' h em; to Messra...Lzu Lan , ' nrch. f i b ' ro urch. ‘ l % ' l t 0 ::ilte 4Ni tt p , RUBBIN G. TWO-PENCE WITHOUT q ' I IMITABLE ;eteb rit f„ !()N still .mainiatns its pre- ti k l l l)4 t l)l3, t t iiii`i;4as 11ec - 1 . ..up a host of fab ,QA4pg.,r4e,„WiltlifilcientlLyepr W42l:iln g i,L. f ititior . s, Chemical : I .?n cim an s d e a b p a p ra re c- - d lt is le !tuickest,.safest, best, l&e.it,l 4 4 thi,tpri„i'R. a n( gent in doesorkl It saves I 4. 11 oneY- It not: injure the k t tl o ' i liLit .i 44e e nd TProves colours,•whitens linen, 6 ' . :s c an r e rri.. l, WASHING LIQUID t q l eo, Plis ° l:e e j t in about Taco Hours, I - t ':Ase d ":ug. tt! . 1 )• One-third of a.SiNTenny .° c ost e % ''l , l l l l sb,- °11 ! ' :N b_ he cloil)101.!ri!en'le(r AtiSIC - .P ..,0 t 0 Nil N itt lig i t h 'biSsl o n , h as been tesix— INtt,a°r"''Waearllil E'xcie, "Iti'Lsilitig 04' 4 til t ' , NlL. t° tile S;;ii 0tt,,,,,.4 itttlehe.r, and Sellers liable to a penally of i i i e gu r ;1 42 d r and 4thArictorla, 411,1,811rafienui,;` G(1 :* la, and Is. 6d. each, ,or 4s. per IN ,I tin l 4 4 l'ro - wnhout the Seat and Signature of !I ctil ia va la Tul l ) .v• . l- the coTii ' ' lt i ti .c ti l, t ' ) ' ws,! 4 ' It iisTuRE cal , Am is the most beauti -4•1'.;,••• , ch • —eans, and adds a lustre, qt.rth IA, is trul y a stonishing. In Bottles, at l q; A kiarkittl? IN_ 4r q •lt .' ITI'RE POLLS' - ' • VICIV, at is easily ' il , t , I i 11. - Y applied and is %1(1)., 't;lapfrcrao .tan/44•01. l'AS'l"l,.. t ft N t o tt .. v,b 243 ea ,,, 9 supersedes all others. t it,1 4 %;•:04 'lishe,"ds, uon " t ar r __, al tVki ( j.l'()li 1,(1. ,41\211tael Articlesl , the mos I) ll iihthip ,4 (.quatHE HAI ii d isan excellent Article, i l l ttl.)ler t. ,tt) the most costly preparation, and !tr,;ltq.4'' ;.,.91a.ss Jars. at Id. and 2d. each. 'lsi t'ltaeltlqiepe''TEll HAIR OIL. Pale and Red, 'at l a.• t,i , 1)11:able Article for the Toilet, and }- all a good Hair Oil should the most a universal > *l4 t t h eilell ' k t i ' t I , t tt I ' : \ °TA RUBBER BLACKING is ts , h.Stco v 4 ,, 1 t tio'V.e_rtt science; and such is its th e ",:i s ul? or house in the kinn•dom 1;1r , ish t) . l l 7 itt e rat t ki e,, le leaa i t and most perfect arti oi6Ami,ii" „ id j eather sof t , lasting, and — Parts a deep, rich, per iißottles, at 64., is., rENF, it . :gtirett r;"' felf,r,c) , -F t ot tnnt 41JARE INKS, with Id their ELE- ~Q ar~ e ~P Unc Lit" N.-14 4, 1 4 1 0 . ;4,1 too at r !o/ t at e N; 2 2 P. q Y M e ' 4 l N eor ,* R" It 1 3 I to 4e ki; ilk Ye'et ti • t at 1 6 witse-st ~baiD o b bs . dian c h ,k4•4Tse-.04•ytria....,...1t) Brook , roriut2,,;.r_reet, De r. and Co., Grocers, Itane- ar I W. H9I. - 7;?Werof wiork, ,t reet, ox7o-r7l AP. Irs bp latfon. • TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS. TENANT'S INTEREST IN A LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE. BI FORD will SUBMIT by AUCTION, on itt. FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Three o'clock for Four precisely in the Afternoon, upon the Premises, Great Crosshall street, the TENANT'S INTEREST in all that PUBLIC HOUSE, WINE and SPIRIT VAUL ' a e and - being No. 67, Great Crosshall-street, knot the sign of the " LIVER POOL ARMS," and now i e occupat ion of Mr. Stone. The house is doing a f • trade, and is well adapted for carry ing on a large busin , having an excellent Club Room within the same. For further particular Office, Clayton-square. pply to the AUCTIONEER, at his SALE OF THREE PRIME MILCH COWS. _ By Mr. JENKIN, Without r (W ay,) the 11th instant, at One o'clock prompt, at t 'aggon and Horses' Yard, Hood-street, Liverpool, THREE prime LCH COWS, in good note. For particulars apply at the AUCTIONEER'S Offices, 13, Parker-street. T Or WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 8, COIVICREPERS, AND OTHERS. :essrs. LUPTON and HEYES, On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve for One o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Neptune street, Liverpool, where it now lies, A LARGE Quantity 6ttebte of d ged FLOUR, WHEAT, 11 INDIAN MEAL. Cr rtr ed OATS and BRAN ; al s o, a Quantity of Old SAC ' G, Twenty to Thirty Tons Burnt GRAIN, &c., suit for Manure, saved from the late Fire at TO FARMER, By M Regent-street MiTl an May be viewed on t be had on the Premi Crosby. vill be sold in Lots to snit Purchasers. Morning of Sole. and Catalogues may ;, or from the AUCTIONEERS, Great R A . H. AUCTION CL A on PFI TH A u I, R i s D i Z y n ti s te tr 2 cl t t h ed ins t t o ant SE nt ra T ij vre b lve r o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, all licensed PUBLIC HOUSE, &c. &c., called Dalto use. situated at the corner of Dalton-street and Stanc • -street, Fairclough-lane. Rent, -e4O. Also, all those S' rISIVELLING•HOUSES, situated one to the front of St ndrew-street, and five at the rear in Sarah's court. Rent. £6O 15s. _ For further partieu buildings, King-street, to the AUCTIONEER, Victoria PRICE-STREET, NEAR THE CIIURCH. THE GENTEEL AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RANGE OF BOOKSHELVES, cum NEY GLASS, .IN GILT FRAME, 4.c., EIGHT-DAY CLOCK, IN MAHOGANY CASE, A FEW CHOICE ENGRAVINGS, FRAMED. 1(r. GREEN, THIS DAY, (MC! nt, at Eleven o'Clock in Price-street, opposite the the Forenoon end of Camd( THE whole of the va 1 NITURE, consisting. ble HOUSETICaD FUR Inhori:;med Chairs, Sof in Hair Cloth, Set of Teleseopejoaried Dining Tables, 'llan some Chiffanniere, Lonnginyehair, in Leather. The Rostov Chairs, in rich Damas • •ith Conch and Easy Chair to mad handsome Oval L Table, Pair of Pole Vire-screens, &c. Range of Silver mask Curtains, for Two Windows, Kiddei Six Crown-bad miniter and Bross and Earthenware. Carpets and Hearth Rugs, China, Glass The BEDROOM FURNITURE consists of handsome Four-post Birch Bedstead, French Polished, rich Damask Hangings and Window Curtains to match, Painted Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables and Ware, Toilet Glasses, several Sets of superior Iron Bedsteads, with appropriate Hangings, Hair Mattresses, excel lent White Goose Feather Beds, Blankets, &c., with the usual Kitchen Requisites, &c Catalogues may be 1 Market-street. The HOUSE to be LET, with immed t the C of the AUCTIONEER, ate possession UNCLAIMED ARTICLI NORTH-WESTERN IL MISCELLANEOUS PROM MR. GRICE will SELL (Wednesday), the 11th Eleven o'clock prompt each pel, the UNCLAIMED and - ot comprising Top and other C Cotton Handkerchiefs, Ends Chronometer, Files, Iron Watches, Hats, Caps, irks Gloves, Silk and on Um variety of item no numerot Catalogues may be had e_____ - GRICE, at his Rooms, 40, Whited] AILWA AUCTION, To.MoRT )Id and on, an as for ii BY ORDER OF THE DF THE LAT GENTEJ On THIMSDAY, the Int' Afternoon, at the Clio ject to the conditions A LL that Piece or 11_ west side of Beau front thereto, and yards, or thereah south sides, to a I yards, or tfiereabonta DOUSE, and Out . Sin pation of Mr , ..!eringt WYLIF lepteml ling of Sale, from , e 1 of LAND, situate on the nick .h the M The TennF is , Less - ehold for the residue Thousand Years, 'widch commenced on the 1716, For cards to V Ea bt TO be LET, a good I situate ten minutes'maik from t ing, and Five Bed Root 'amity HOUS • Vus.:^ --- Ecor Apply to_hfr..4l-6-xi SMITH, Estate Agent, le•street, Birkenhead. BREWERY TO LET. MO be LET, and may he entered upon in a few weeks, a •very compact BREWERY ble ot turning out about 140:Barrels of Ale per W kr It is well , fitted - up, and the Plant Will live to het • at •a valuation. Also, a very 'desirable ENCE. situate et R. Everton- crescent, at may be hat] modeent; of whiCh immediate imssessiol For particulerapply to EDWARD SMITH 34, Comus-street To be LET, . a detached COUNTRY RESI PENCE, in Bailey-lane, Aigburth. It contains'Dining Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms, Eight Bed Bathroor Water-closets, Kitchens, Sculleries other confer' with Coachlumse ' Stabling, ' ien-P , wd-- - grounds. - Other l..and! . For furtherparticaltrr street. iences, luatelreThad w inthe House, if required. apply to G. STAN-131712T, 16, Lord- XBURY PARK. TO be LET, FURNISHED, for a term to b e • agreed I upon, all that MANSION HOUSE, called 13uxnurty PARK, near Ctiorley, in the county of Lanc Gardens and per annum Also, the right of Shooting_arrl Duxbtiry and Heath Chat.aVn, in 1g over the manors of id county. For.}►articula.s a?:+lirro lA/ 56, Lincoln's lull- ields, Lc worth House,thear lluxbury BULLER, & SIVI A RT Maar WANTED, on the, Ist of October, in the "Lower SCllool.otile COLLEGIATE lITI{TR, a WRITING MASTER. His Salary will b JO per Annum. Ile must be a Member of the Churc .ngland. Testimonials.,-te b ent to the Head Master of 'the Lower School. WEST DERBY UNION. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. rrl HE Guardians of the West Derby Union are rons of CONTRACTING for the AIAKING of .i ALTERATIONS. in the UNION WORKHOUSE, •sitt Mill-lane, Everto\ The Plans and'Spe Trations will jie - ta the Union Wort .ther inf Alterati or before Tuippef, the 24th instant not necessari ie accepted. WILLI A M CLEAVE 5, Clanton-vmare,Livennool. ;efed to IN and marked "Tender Derby UnionNWorkbouge." and sen of the V The lowest Tender Vtiblfratiol BR{T{SH•COLLEGE OF HEALTH, ILLITILTUN-PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON. Just T A GUIDE to ITYGEIAN or A CUItEi effect VERSAL MEDICINE Agent for the-ere of 3 FISHER, 196, Scotland BRISTOL A T the HALF-II of this COMPANY, city of Bristol. ( ND W ED AMFS W. 1. A Resolution w That the Report, evitteno resolved that th Whereupon an Amer Esq., and seconded si Revolted by Committee ort nvestig Directors, feel it incumbent on tl Committee. or the time and trouble devo _ at the dcnce in t It wev and adopted ad that t to every re per Third Share, I oth of Jo Proprietors w fall du .h. That the be ectors for thei Conlpany ust, 1850. is, faits during upwards of thirteen years pany. _ . . The Chairman havi :b. That the . aoler, Big lie Ha (Feventieth Thousand,) PERSONS commencing ISONIAN SYSTEM of MEI he most ree Ilmtiventic Plyie he VEGETABLE 1 ilson's Pills in LiverpoOl ETER RAILWAY. GENERAL MEETING at, the White Lion Hotel, in th, !stigatinn having pse,Rent ying - takenfitte - game, v ,mebe reeeivejA4 approved herko by th ; to thank th !tors are du !ent. per ES W. BULLER, Chairman. d the chair. fl the to James THE LatRPOOL STANDARD. atttn. AMERICA, rpo LEND, £BOOO, to ge th er , or i n S ums no t l ess j_ than X 2100; also, Xl5OO, X , trtid - X7OO, together or divided. Apply to REGINALDFFS, 3, Harrington-street Ensurante otirrs. L ONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, 7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Court of Directors have this day constituted and appointed JOHN SMALL, Esq., of No. 2; SOUTH JOHN-STREET, their AGE7.s:Lan&RECEIVER for FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE B MESS for Liverpool and parts adjacent, in the roo James Kennedy, Esq., resigned. S'OIIN LAURENCE, Secretary degree of tranquillity, conversed freely on his fate, and was entirely resigned. No one was allowed to see him except the members of his family and :his spiritual advi sers, two Unitarian ministers. He occasionally shed tears, and was observed several times in prayer and read ing his Bible. The steamship Arctic was to be launched on the 31st ultimo at New York. A serious riot took place at Pittsburg, on the 26th ult., among the Irishmen employed on the Ohio and Pensyl _ vaniara ilroad. The rioters levelled a number of houses along the road, the inmates of which fled to the woods. irisoners were in c A severe storm raged at Norfolk on the 24th ult. Several small vessels were driven ashore and dismasted, o or three houses were blown down, and three lives The report of an insurrection of slaves in Alabama was The wife of Gen. Avezzana, the distinguished Italian patriot, met with a shocking accident on the 25th ultimo, from the effects of which she will not recover. White attempting to shut rk, she was percipitated into the street upon the pavement. The window, which extended to the floor, was in the second story. ab ut twelve - feet from the ground. Madam Avezzana fell upon the side of n Brnadway New Y A revolution has - taken place in tle republic of Equa dor. General Elzaldi, who was conspicuous in the revo lution of 1845, was compelled to flee from the violence of the insurgents, and take refuge on board a British man of war, then in the port. of Guayaquil. Leaving the vessel in a small schooner, he landed in the province of Mena bee, and marched, at the head of a small force. on Guaya quil, where, it is said, he will be sustained by the leading men of the country against the designs of the anarchists. It is their policy to dismember the republic, which has already been divided into three states. _ The' railroad between Callao and Lima is advancing with great rapidity „ . Our dates from Valparaiso are to the 29th of June assemble .I on the ls' Tice President's message aludes to the various tre that differences have e vith foreign powers. stating with Fr .nd Belgjun. •er, proba ranged by the zov( the e prov&sed it aty with t , on form a of which . In the trade, withoi hem to flag. The edification of the lower chisses has becciMe a subject of interest with the government, and new schools have been opened in various parts of the country. Reforms are contemplated in the postal arrangements, and also in ratting ag the past and there was reason to the Re The public were to undergo revision. captains of the Georgiana and Susan Loud, the vessels taken at Conroy on suspicion of being concerned in the Lopez expedition, have net been condemned to death by the authorities of Havana, but are still detained News from New Mexico has been received to the 16th ult. The elections under the new State Constitution have taken place. Dr. Henry Connelly is elected cT:er nor, Emantiel Alvarez Lieut.-Governor, Wm. S. Mes sera), Representative in Congress. The passage of the Territorial bill will of course nullify these proceedings. .The people of New Mexico appear to be nearly equally 'in favour of a State and Territorial government. A destructive fire took place at Montreal on the 23rd ult., consuming about 125 houses. The whole amount of property destroyed is estimated at 120;000 dollars. ilg in • flee ,parried by tier dau Lady Aylmar and her son, Lord Bimee, is now at rated resort on Lone Island for sea away; a cele- Among the bills 'hi eh have received the sanction of e royal authority of Canada, is-one to enable the city of Toronto Corporation to issue debentures to the amount of £lOO,OOO, in sums of not less than £5 each, as soon as responsible individuals shall have subscribed that amount toward the stock of the Toronto, Simcoe, and Lake Huron Railroad. Power is also gi^en to any other mu nicipalities through which the road may pass to issue du bentures to the amount of £50:000, subject to a similar condition. It is designed by the provisions of this bill to give to the subscribers to the stock of the railroad time to pay up their shares, the municipality in the mean time providing the money to carry on the work by the is sue of debentures which are negotiable. Each municipal corporation is empowered 'to create one of its members a director of the company for every £50,000 debentures it' ctuary and Secretary. I subscribes. SON, Wine-broken, -Old- THONIPSON, Broker, LIST OF PASSENGERS , BY THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM , * SHIP NIAGARA. — From New York : Countess of Alcoy, Miss Alcoy, two children, and servant, Mr. Castle and lady, Mr. Wesendonek and lady, Madame Millandin and boy, Mrs. Ewart, Miss Ewart, Messrs. Swanwick. John Ewart, Manuel Feradn, Nicholas Ferado, Wm. Huffer, J. M. Arce, Lahrnanir, L. P. Dickson, L. Bene, Florence Ceruti, Flower, Jos. Taylor, Victor, L. Braun, S. Belin fante, Rev. Father Bernard, Mr. Wm. James and lady, Major Norcott, lady, child, and maid servant, ?Messrs. D. Kunst, H. Tucker, J. Parkin, J. E. Kendall, Honsmann, Wood, H. Williams, Mealier. Leigh, T. H. ReynolCs. Laurence, Bradshaw, J.. Rea, SchtnAt. Watson, Austin, Mrs. Cassidy and boy, Mrs. Paris, and Mr. Mayer. From Halifax : Major Burmester and lady, Mrs. Children and servant, Mr. Rochwark r and Mr. Morrison. street East COMMERCIAL SUMMARY NEW YORK, AUGUST 213. The advices from Europe, received since our last, have had a favourable effect upon , Government and State Stocks, the tendency of prices has been upward. Government Stocks have improved about I per cent._ The passage in the Senate of the various bills required for the settlement of the questions which have been under consideration since the opening of Congress, has had a good erect upon the market. There is a fair demand for sound stocks for remittance. There has been a large business doing in freights at full prices. The engagements are-50,000 or 60,000 1)1,18. Flour at Is. 9d. to Is. Mid., anti 45;000 or 50,000 bushels Wheat at sd„ Nearly all, it is understood, is shipped from first hands. About 5,000 bales Cotton were taken at id., and some heavy freight at 15s. to 17s. 6cl Packet of the 20th took rate is up, and the amt Cotton at ac mostly . at 10 to 10i. Francs are - 5 224 'to 5 21$ Amsterdam 40i to 404; Bremen, 79i to 80; ; Hamburgh, 35; to extent, at gradually hardening prices. The limited amount offering has somewhat restrictea operations tor several <lays ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. ► past. The market closed yesterday firm at quotations, which are a to lc. higher than those given in my last circular. The total sales since the 13th instant, to last evening, The British and North American Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Captain Stone, arrived in the river last night, to 34,010 bales, of which a large portion has been taken f soon after six o'clock, with telegraphic advices from New Great Britain and FFance, some for the Conf;- amount York to the 30th ult. She left New York at noon of the i amount for spinning . . The export dnrii 28th, and Halifax at half-past ten on the evening of the to Liverpool, 11,226 bales ; Glasgow, 30th ult. She has brought 62 passengers and 350,000 Marseilles, 81.; Nantes, 68 ; Trieste, Rotterdam, 667 ; Amsterdam, 56 ; Bre dollars in specie. , 136 •, total, 20,383. The steam-ship America arrived at. New York on the The following is a statement of the mo , evening of the 29th ult. The emigrant-shin James C. the Ist of September last, as compared • Ward was off Sandy Hook on the 28th. The Niagara Years. passed, on the 6th instant, a ship standing to westward, , Receip' + showing 2d D.P., No. 6,741, in hit. 50.51, long. 22.18, i Exne Ls to G On the Bth she spoke, in lat. 51.15, long. 10.25, the ship 1 ' to other f'n parts 189;030 32 lent, and a fair . . Rothschild, from the coast of Africa. On the Bth instant she passed the 'steam-ship Canada, in lat. 5.15. long. I Total e., 10.15. On the 9th, at 8 a.m., spoke ship 'Watkins, 20 Stock on hal', miles to Westward, off Bardsey. The screw steam-ship, Receipts i Ti n tot Burin; ~. t, City of Glasgow arrived at New York on the 25th ultimo, Exports to Great Britain T irrita s in after a passage of sixteen days. - ' ~ to Franca , The Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill passed , to °the , the house on the 27th 'ultimo, by a majority of 130 Total exports to 62, after several amendments, one of which was an to y 3 :defi? , it l ii appropriation of nine thousand dollars for salary and . amounTtoae 4-1 outfit of the charge d'affairs to Nicaragua. The Texan 132.000; maid' Boundary Bill would be next taken up. The accounts • at ,. It will be seen by our telegraphic report that Professor able for the grc Webster has suffered the extreme penalty of the law. ports, on an av The Tribune repeats its statement that the convict had ' atiniamitted made another confession, acknowledging that the murder entirety r r was premeditated. The prisoner preserved a remarkable frost g same time has 1,094 ; Hsvre, 4 T f'n ports 135,000 _lll,OOO an usual ihe falii ):I he extent of the y sant autum n would tetrieve NER' ORLEANS . —Receipts for two a and hales. Exports to %Ave NNAll.—Recei ties Up., and 11 2 Scat. Ex Up., 317 Sea I.; Barcelona Current Price: foi Inferior Ordinary 12i to 12, 13 1 to 14 Good Fair Fine .... 0,000 ba7es; exports s shipboard not cle Exports fi - om the - Amber last, 1,085 ales ; do. do. sa rne in 1848, 1.84 of the United 'States' o. same time in 310,600 bales TELEGRAPH REPORT. TWO DAYS LATER FROM AMERICA. NEW YORK, August 30 ton thi Professor Webster was executer, _ Property destroyed by fire in Montreal, 0., is stated at £lOO,OOO. Accounts of 13th At,,, Mexico, advise disappearance of cholera after 100 dayb ration, and 1.8,000 deaths in that city alo - le. Mexican ust, from installed on Btl The President's d prompt measures to provide for ,xigen- 'ht ; the pil Her letter: riot aff( rge sal 4a(l. ‘Vesiern Canadia Wheat eon.ing torwan 81..10 to $1.12 ; Cana 1, S'l.oo GERMANIC CONFERENCE he authority o the result of the conferenec tzenburg and Count N ,n cabinet will eipress to tl faction at tilt Peter of Oldenburg will be called to the throne c mg to tt e Germanic Confederat will renounce her he line of Augustenbuig, which the possession of the important port of Ki HORRIBLE MURDER IN NEW ZEALANI of Mr. John Ellis, a stablekeener in the Co East, London, have just received, per the Cornel Mickleburg, from Wellingtor •holy tidings of the rnurd above, on board the ship Gt of John Ellis al Palmer, in I son, in the early part of the month of April last, committal for trial of four persons concerned in t cious deed. It appears that Ellis, who had serve prenticestiip to Messrs eliffe id had been out of I ime about ten r nted to take c 11 up in The steamer to-morrow will take 8303,000 or .8350,00 in—say 8100.000 in sovereigns, ICO,OO Mexican dollar The steamer Pacific took abont $225,000, nearly all in gold. ,non nnelnr", of c•niri it is ay .nnnfnil .•.:11 •i... int on cer :iticaies•of California gold _ _ . In the money market there is no marked change. 1 Inferior paper is going at rather dearer rates, but prime, short paper is without change; it goes at 6 per cent. Long paper is 7to 8. On call the rate is sto 6 per cent, with oce si ly a lower rate on Govornment stocks. The Sub-Treasury balance is now over $6,900,000 The re ceipts from Customs this month up to this morning reach 5'2,700.000. Should the remaining days give 8130,000 each. which is not anticipated, the aggregate for the month will be 33,600,000 againct 44,200,000 ►n July, showing a decrease of ,vy fall of Flour bas catase.l the suspension of a eon,. A Hunter, of mission produce bons( Wall-street. The.liahi were exaggerated by rumour to a t h e ' great l y in, _ million and a half of dollars, but we believe they do not exceed have been enabled to . half a million, and it is stated that the liabilities proper of the _, •,.• file sminngs to four shillings per one Lfififi....._ house are less than the good assets. One of the partners was formerly a member of the house of Russell and Co., of Can- subject to a discount of twenty-five per cent. for payment ton, and is believed to have come home with a fortune of during the month after the close of each quarter, making the net price three shillings, at which price they are pre -,ared to treat with consumers for a term of years. It may ale fee 300,000, 100 bbls. at 4'B for ed, if ga ed to the publ thousand feet about 1 leave a $lO for soft For 'Curd the inqniry and 1,580 kegs at ri is are in fair inquir '0 WORDSWORT you see this wt once the laureate's name, " so as I and prices without much change—considerable of Canadian have been sold during the week past f and the Whitehaven mai an- blast, " five years ag .along, and ju.t y. Vt I)( le refresl we TV UZ sharpist at $3 624 c for sour 11 Pittsb .11, and in , aid improvemerit of PRICE 0 I tation—ar I nor sure ' to a fair I the Lakes,' n mine keepett ,underl « whr 20, Water-street. `or Liverpool and adjacent part LIFE ASSURANCE Y SPFCTAL LCT OF PARLIAV EDINBURGH, 26. St. Andre )R LI VERF 4., Merchant RAIL MEETING of SSURE] d thdr Sixth Yea 54; the ;NUAL being a MUTUAL ASST e WHOLE PROFITS al E YEAF is possil af~'d~vhich it !s of subsequent years d a: the Head Offices, o Manager. nd Thorburn, Mer(.;htint rrHE MINERVA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANN LONDON, (Head cfri, EDINBURGH 84; King Williar•strect, Hanover-street. ireiaaacg.'gcoli, Bart, BANKERS. Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, Mills, and Co. Sir Claude E. Scott, Bart., and Co. The DISTINGUISHINGTE.VITRE of this COMPANY , is— A. guaranteed return at any time for the surrender of existing Whole Term Policies by even rates, of Forty per Cent. of,the only be v To sec need by fraud, nest e next_Dirision of Profits to mtpsrbe lodged at the Head s / et' ..,e throughout the country, Pr pectuses containing every in tl ree of expense, at the Company's .... Office, or with any'of tkr during the present year. formation may be ob't4ir Offices as above, or from WILL. T. 1.65131N50N Liverpool. t. COLTON ball-street, Michael Potter, Solicitor, Cooper- T.F. Langford, Accountant, Moak Lyne John Lord, Solicitor. iolicitors aftbent, Ille4- Glossop.. Thomas 5 , 1..f.11i50n, Solicitor. James Law, Solicitor. S. C:Crooks, Solicitor. Robert Wildman, Craven Bank. Pearson. Auctioneer. Henry Arniytaie, Broker Eleon, - L'une-street, E FIRE OFF:ICE Cap. 110) 808 GREEN, DUBLIN Esq., Chairman William Rig sh . aw,l!:sq firesent ch_rged are more the .ce, that the total annual losses ye not been this Object, the orl The true role of premium far hire Insurance can only be approached through Class4i eatiga and Average, which has not hitherto been sufficiently actedn, or systematically applied. Whatever be the nominal rate, the bonus or return neriodi- as security true premium equitably greet a calamity as Fire, a this question, and will :I a return of one moiety, or fifty percent. sOf Usurers wt against Loss by Fire are effected by the Equitable on every description of Property on the lowest without t ;he Aver TEENTH ANNUAL C was held on 7th MR' NT. per ANNUM on ti to the A `or any I. T perfiEnt from any of klie'tociet-i;s HENRY I Anderson declared in 1E le-Moors Accrington Cherley... Rochdale Preston.. EQUIT A B L (Incorporated my, POOL; 16, C( T. Lam that the r in calculti4Ai d by exfittien is of the higlieqKmpor to the tru isk be ititable Firo.Tnsurance te-street a hoax din ly, VIJS of in 1831, Receipts. Fsporfs, since 13th Angus since 1 1849, 4 do. same time in 1848 —.~.~a D bales ; d —The Cologne Gazette between. The famil titude, Wed iityTa to all tr settler counsel most fort during tli, confined to Br but to all parts valuable feat letive their horn( lorfahl housed lishment. in M SALE C In compliance c public some time, 3 for competition, Pedlars' Market one o'clock, thee was consequ capitalists cal Mr. Weightn the surveyor, c sale. building mate sale. After property was pu cd first bid, viz mediately followed The Rev. Johr and second Derby trial. visit of curiosity t was acquainted the ei onhecrilieeq of God." Two him, and imme 3aletinies wish f a Canadian Cedar;, ors ti him. He re! room. The fi 1 We ha to suck among every ou em pt Irthinz Member 4M, IBie. LONDON Established by Royal Charter in the reign of George 1., A.D 1720, for LIFE, FIRE, and MARINE ASSURANCES. HEAD OFFICE, N 0.7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, ty BRANCH OFFICE, No. 10, REGENT.STREET. Governor,—WlLTAAM KING, Esq. Sub-Governor ; RoaEßT COTESWORTH, Esq. Deputy-Governor,—EDWAßD BURIGESTER, Esq. ASSURANCE CORPORATION DIRECTORS R. Allen, Esq. J. A. Arbuthnot, Esq. R. Bagallay, Esq. G. Barnes, Esq. Blanshard, Esq. W. Borradaile, Esq. A. Chapman, Esq. t.si v C. Crawlay, Esq. W. Dallas, Esq. E R. Dobree, jun., . James Dome, John Furse, r sq. LIFE DLI ACTUARY— PETER This Corporation has effecte od of 130 years. Two-thirds of the entire grog assured, the Corporation retai which they pay the whole expt ing to the public advantages e Samuel Gregson, Esq. D. C. Guthrie, Esq. J. A. Hanke ,Elq. E. r, Esq. Har sq. arles Lyall, Esq. John Ord, Esq. George Probyn, Esq. P. F. Robertson, Esq. A. Trotter, Esq. T. Weeding, Esq. L. P. Wilson, Esq. ARTMEFT. - LARDY, Esq., F.R.S. I Assurances on Lives for a pe ;s profits are appropriated to the ling the remaining third, out of nse of management, thus afford luivalent to those derived from mutual assurance, without liability of partnership, with all the security afforded by an -old and opulent corporation. Policies may be opened under any of the three following plans, viz.:— The Old Series, under which assurers are admitted at very moderate rates of premium, without participation in profits. The Series 1831, under which assurers will be entitled after the first five years to an annual abatement of premium ; the batement at the last valuation was equivalent to a return of more than _ The Ser priate th ei one-fourth of the PrPsPec assurers will be entitled to par its at the end of the year 1850, every five years, and to appro. m* as an immediate cash bonus, cured, or in any of the other 5 of the Corporation pro rata ikerein ake place on the 31st December, Tior to that day will be entitled UR A NCES etre( )f property. , d at moderate rates upon every MN SMALL, 2, South John-street, nd NEPHEW, Agents f SCOT TISII EQUITABLE Joi , n Coin pauy upc into ti people, who. had bee ;ion, went into the ho men, v id found six men a drinl~ Sornes, the f the G den-cc was reposed in 1 - iim, as he wa._ promise. He had charge of all the stores on was in the practice of coming on shore every morning to transact business with Mr. Kenneth Bethune,a merchant and agent of the ship. He became acquainted with four men, one of whom was named Thompson, and th in the practice of visiting him on board ship. K that he had above £2O wages and other propert- j possession, they resolved on his murder, and the ut nate young man fell a victim to their treache• am dity, and to his own misplaced confidence in 6( int a young man of much board, and y were y and cupi 'grity. Ellis was missing for a week, and Mr. Beau; that he bad been the victim of some foul plat, went on board the General Palmer, and saw Thompson on bosrd, who, - on being questioned, said the shipkeeper and Ellis had gone ashore some days before. Mr. Bethune; hav ing reason to know the contrary, gave Thompson into custody, and upon proceeding to the cabin was annoyed by an intolerable odour, which caused him to make a strict search, and upon uncovering one of the harness c as k s , Which had contained salt beef, the body of the murdered man was found steeped in brine, with the head downwards. The corpse was dreadfully mutilated, the head severed from the body, and upon a post-mortem e was ascertained that he had been disposed o nings disposed of their victim, O'Connor; shot, and his skull was beaten in with a hammer eion falling upon the men who were in the prac siting him, and who were last seen in his corn.) were sought after, and found to have absconded were subsequently apprehended in different parts of th colony by the police officers and natives sent in pursuit and were all committed for trial at the Supreme Court. as the Man- FLOWERS. 11Y MARY HOWITT God might have made the earth bri Enough for great and small ; The oak tree and the cedar tree. Without a flower at all We might have had enougl For every want of ours, allowed by the conditi tamed by these two bidding had reached t] forth bid). Mr. Jones aclv £2O, but at the as well t For luxury, medicine, an And yet have had no 11 The ore within t Ltireth t And the Then, wherefore, wherefore, were th All dyed with rainbow lizht Where no t n passes by 7' Our onward life requires them not, tha.. To minister delight to man, To beautify the earth ; For whoso c Will!mud directors of t Stoc ming' t ere ne put 1, but his Dnce to tun( a bad t en you THE UNION GERMAN, ENGLISH, AND AME RICAN EMIGRATION SHIPPING OFFICE, AND HOTEL, 28, - MOORFIELDS.-SAILING OF THE JOHN GARROW, FOR TEXAS. In no port of any country in the world has the r Df conducting the business of emigration been more proved during the past few years. or the fined a id rest Yility, than 1. Ti Je of em from our shorest s any countr) nay we!l be a ngaged in if everything whiel ort and the their r 1 half tt irecfing the I the eapit, sociatior An instance unon n we italandsk ments of land Rev. Mr. Pittc eomen, tlem, as were conth Esq., the the Emi assenge s made by t )h, Lo for he e, but please t iTt DS S " r tt D•4!vIOC i s i t r ° e ' e i gE, 'ILtI;.; Ize he cO• ? h ide n l;: / (1 11'510,1,1 ia Ito 104 o f 0' Is+ atilt ' Of relt3t ?tit: eattre,f)j "; 1 s ccJ pP sr 1t to