The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

the Black I Now on her sec N. 8.--: lthipoers day of tl 'n *ritta I%^t - it Captain SAMUEL nld voyage.— COT ' `‘ d ditti lea ne ivhich c One Gu d) it fixed at Thirty Gui d's Fee: — :eivid, at oburg 1 le 31st ' taut._ ht fF Plans of t to the Agents Fr will be collected in New 1 at the ( Kim, the Ist o'clock on 1 Bills of L South Casti Dock, befoi BRITANNIA, for HALIFAX and BOSTOI ENGAGED GOODS will be take .s are requested to be on board, at the Cot AY next, the 3 iheTsTgepTemher, after which hour no ENGAGED UREIC wiil be received. The free c to the p BRITISH AND NORTH MAIL L 7 5001 ig a AI ger I BOSTO BRITANNIA....Z - Cantain WILLIAM HARRISON. HIBERNIA Captain ALEXANnEn RYRIE. CAMBRIA Captain CHARLES H. E. JIJDKIN CALEDONIA Captain EDWARD G. LOTT. ACADIA Captain NEIL SHANNON. The four Steam Ships now building, a The AMERICA, The NIAGARA, ,t, and this pr OT ROY APPOINTED BY TaJll. 4 / 4 4,4IRALTY TO SAI AX to land and receive Pas- The Ve pointed to sa IA BRITAIN 'rom LW RPOOL ar CAMBRIA on the sth October. CALEDONIA on the 19th October. gage must be on board the day previous to ;ers' Lu Passen b sailing. Passage, including Provisions, but without Wines or Liquo rs, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or Halifax, Thirty eight Guineas. Steward's Fee, One Guinea —Dogs charged £5 each Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. LEWIS ; in London, to J. B.FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS ; or, in Liverpool, to D. and C. MAcIVER, 14, Wat .—All Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent by these Vessels must pass through the Postoffice, and none will be received at the Agents' Offices. _ Passengers will be charged freight on their personal luggage when it exceeds half a ton measurement. - The CALEDONIA will start on SATURDAY, the 4th September. A Steamer wilt leave the Egremont Slip, south end of the Prince's Dock, at Two o'clock (Afternoon) of that day, with the Passengers for the BarrAN NIA. la are particularly requested to send all Luggage ty before; and, to prevent disappointment or . • on board t ages of Merchandise will be allowed io go on bo'aril as luggage, or with their luggage. No Passengers will be allowed -to go on boaru by the Steamer that takes the Mail. N.B.—Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents in Liverpool, until Six o'clock on the Evening of FRIDAY, the ad September, but not later. AMER, 1847 AUGUST AND SEPTEI, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SAILING OF THE ISLE OF MAN COMPANY'S STEAM PACKETS, BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, D ÜBLIN, WHITEHAVEN, RAMSEY, ISLE OF M DOUGLAS, AND LIVERPOOL, GLAS,&RAMSEY, One of the pal ROYA AIL STEAM PACKETS, WALD, Wm. GILL; KING RRY, EDWARD QUAYLE • or B -MY-CHREE, Join , / lizamoDit ; . . Is appointed to leave nprbonp , . PI P every Morning, at Eleven 'o'clock ; to Return from Douglas every Morning, at Nine o'clock, (Sundays excepted,) with the Mail and Passengers. CABIN, (including Fees,) Is. 6d.; STEERAGE,.3s. THE MONA'S :ISLE is appointed to leave the CLARENCE. BASIN, LIVERPOOL, every MONDAY and FRIDAY, for DOUGLAS, viz. : AUGUST 27th, 12 Noon; 30th, 1 Afternoon. SEPTEMBER 3d, 5 Even. ; 6th, 13 Night; 100,10 Night ;11th, 12 Noon. And every WEDNESDAY, for RAMSEN AUGUST 25th, 9 Night. SEPTEMBER Ist, 2 p.m. ; Bth, 9 Night ; 15tb, 1 p.m Night ; 29th, 1 p.m. WITH GOODS AND PASSENGERS, Returning from Douglas on TUESDAY and SATURDAY, viz AUGUST 24th, 9 Night ; 28th, 1 p.m. ' • 31st, 2 p.m. SEPTEMBER 4th, n 6 Even.; 7th, 9 Night; 11th, 10 Ni 14th, 1 p.m.; 18th, 4 p.m.; 21st, 8 Night; 25th, 10 Nil 28th, 1 p.m. From RAMSEY to LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY P.M. I AUGUST 26th, 10 Night. SEPTEMBER 2d, 3 p.m.; 9th, - 10 Night; 16th, 2 p.m. ; ATZ..1.4 . •21114. 9 n vrt DOUGLAS, DUBLIN, AND WHITEHAVEN. froT DOUGLAS to WHITEHAVEN The BEN- every MONDAY Mc CALLINC Intended hours o: THIS DAY Apply to JOHN (GOO to FROM I 1 Stewarde One of the Compar. IVERPOOL everyif mut two hours befon AM COMMUNICATION BETWE POOL AND DROGHEDA, Id SATURDAY, ast two hours before th WILLIAM !et, Liverpool N LIVER- rFAUGH-A-BALLAGH, &ptain WHITE, • -Iglati(22o Aareetererffi-T 4- 4 IRISHMAN ' Onin, and FAIR T E , Capt. OWENS. The Drogheda Steam Pa Company's splendid Fleet of first-class Steam-ships sai gmlarly between LIVERPOOL and DROGHEDA, with or ' out Pilots, and liberty toTow Vessels Tii is DAY, st 24, at 8 o'clock A WEI SDAY, „ SATURDAY, „ 28, 10 „ Afternoon. MONDAY, ~ so, 12 , Noon. A Steamer sails from DROGHEDA for LIVERPOOL, on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, F RIDAYS , I and SATURDAYS. CABIN PARE, For further part PATRICK TERNAN FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON. THE CITY OF DUBLINSTEAM-PACKE7 COMPANY, 7.-- 4'.-"'- -4 ' 4"... INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAAIENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers. For DUBLIN, rHE PRINCE mers. f IROIN,ASTIRI, or other First • fOr KINGSTOWN - HAR- Mail and Cabin Panengers BOUIt, carrying her Majefes They also sail their Ca o Dock to DUBLIN QU [ow) from the Clarence THIS DAY,/ - WEDNESD , THURSDA , FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 26, 10 „ P.M 27, 10 „ P.M 28, 10 „ P.M MONDAY, For BELFAST, The WINDSOR and QUEEN VICTORIA. THIS DAY, August 24, at 8 o'clock P.M. THURSDAY, SATURDAY. 28. 10 " P.M. Leaving Belfast for Liverpool every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. For BANGOR, BEATIMARIS, and CARNARVON, The PRINCE OF WALES, Of 400 tons burthen ' and 200-horse power, W. H. WARREN, R.N., Commander. The PRINCE OF WALES will sail from George's Pierhead every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning ; and from MENAI BRIDGE every MON DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at Teno'clock in the Morning. Goods for Carnarvon will be landed at the Menai Bridge and forwarded at Ship's expense, but Shippers risk Further information given at the Company's Office, 24, Water street. JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent. DAILY COMMUNICATION BETWEEIN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. ORION, (new Ship) Capt. MAIN, A U" II \ COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE, ",----- -,.. . I ,PRINCESS ROYAL Capt. CRAWFORD, ADMIRAL Capt. BOYD, ___ Or other Steam-ships, sail betwee GOW, with Goods and Passengers FROM I!!yf.RPOOL, AUGUST . This Day the 24th.. at 7i, Evening, ADMIRAL i-PRINCE *Thursday, - the !6th.. at 1 Afternoon, Monday, - the 30th.. at 4 , Afternoon. ADMIRAL * Tuesday, the 31st.. at 4 , Afternoon. N.B.—The sailings on the days marked * being from the Clarence Pierhead, Liverpool, Goods intended for shipment ORION must be alongside the Vessel at least THREE HOURS before the advertised time of sailing, and on the other days at least ONE HOUR. t The PRINCESS ROYAL takes Passengers only The PRINCESS ROYAL sails between LIVERPOOL and GREENOCK, (as last Summer,) as follows, viz. :—From PRINCE'S PIERHEAD, OR WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon The Clyde D gels is nom All Goods carriedU hese Vessels, and which are to or from the interior of England, - &c., when consigned to the care of any of the Companies' Agents in Liverpool, are forwarded by first Steamer, free of all charge for Forwarding, Cartage, anti Dues at Liverpool. The Vessel leaving Live' 00l on Saturdays, calls at RAMSEY BAY, ISLE OF MAN, er permitting. FARES: —Cabin s.; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, ss. kronts fort ORION, ARTIN and BURNS and Co., 7, Water-street. Agezl for the ADAURXL DAVID AVIV and Co., I ater-street. Iie,PitINCESS ROYA d COMAIODORI -- c - RT LAMONT, 33. Water-street ;Palts by Mutton. RE LA t.tifEr( TWEI DUNDALK and LIVERPOOL. DUNDALK STEAM-PACKET CO.'S HN WI rid 36 ho JOHN H HESON, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. gnirs tip Zurtton VALUABLE ESTATE IN WAVERTREE. M ESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS are 1 t h thout reserve,— 28th instant directed by the Proprietor, Peter Whitfield Brancker, ~t _ e Esq., to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Clarendon-rooms, S9Rth_John : street, on THURSDAY next, the posed of which due notice will he given, That compact and PERTY, called " FIELD )USE ESTATE," situate in st desirable part of Waver- rnd conwilsing in Sire whole about 17 Statist 1 L'iND. tozet with &alto' by atirtta:z. 26th instant, atone No. 23, Church-street, Liverpool, -..e übject to such conditions as may ? 1 HE Remaining Part of the valuable S r 1 TRADE of a WOOLLEN DRIP-Hi' ~ who .11 colgotf and and WOOLLEN DRAPER'S STOCK. CHURCH-STREET. By Kr. T. BRANCH, On FRIDAY next, the 27th, and SATURDAY at EleVen o'clock each day, on the Pretnisch STANLEY e Estate Tr Roller orning of to be LET NITURI CREST. capital the Office of the Auctic Wednesday,) the 25th ins ie, when the Goocti on the i'rerniies, No usefiil HOUSEHOLD FURNI- Proof Prints,Chimney Glasses, Yoperty - of a Lady Pembroke t, Camp, AY next, the 28th instant, and , and fiom the AUCTIONiERS, OF THE MORTGAGEE ➢ir. HOGAN, On TUESDAY, ti Evenip:.;, at th _ Hotel, in Birkenhead, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then produced, A LL that Piece or I the MESSUAGE eptember, at Six o'clock in the . Charles Leetihani, the Waterloo 'arcel of,..Pffehold LAND, with PWFLLING-HOUSE thereon Jars 013 to Mr. T Preeson's-row tioneer, by-street, Birkenhead. On WEDNESDAY aGentien shire Broad Cloths;c, Doeskins, Tweeds, Heat'lee the well-built and commodious other Vestings. Ith the well-arranged and suitable vets, Hushes, Paddi extensive and productive Walled every article in Tailo Estate, from it a ',roving known on application to Messrs NS, Church-street, at whose Officl ONE Hundr& PORT WIND FURNITURE, LOWER MERSEY VIEW, BOOTLE. four y ears i n th e b e /ER. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on deceased, and order nt, at Eleven o'clock The Wir may 'rom M may be had ay Cod and othe rreapital s to Bedding and tent Ditto, in oned Feather Beds, Painted Wardrobe, 4 PEW CHU Without reserve,—On MOtiDAY next, the at the Hanswer=TM id Niuet ie G a AY, the OR OTI LET. 11 SOLD Ft Yard, St ply to tweeting MO be LET, house and lar IL of 10s. per Sr. Two THE LA itiliriter of a ie extensi al COUNTRY lie of Keswick. t by 1 ,ely occupied as a Brev with or without Stable ious PI Barned-build- Garden, a DetachedV I LLA id Coach- on the Ground each 26 feet by 16 ;feet ; acli 131ect svaye, 'and-Food Cham ory, W closet;- in t and Cook's Pa: Six tied-rooms, Two Le Basement, Kitchen, cpply to Messrs. EYES and So GREAT SOUTH TOLGI MHE D Wine'and Bea' 6. Cook-street LINING COMPA CALI )N, 7, Bru A BLACK C Cart 11iai short-legged useful Horse , Upwards of went the Hacks, &c., a Gray art H Waggon, Two Lo es, Sprir adview prior to th TO PAINTI VARNISH RS, G T.A; SEALERS, . On MONDAY next, a at his Rooms, 75, Hano THE STOCK-IS UTENSIL HITECH be all so Also, ( )NDAY next, ti DAY next, the 3rd September next, a of Modern, Genteel, an Tables, Cheffonni( Rocking Chairs, Mahogany So and Fire-irons, Carpets, Stair Carpet, Lobby CI Mahogany Chests of Dr post, Camp, French, and ( Hangings, prime Feather B Washstands, Toilet Glasses, Kitth Articles, and other Miscellaneous Property, of various tions. Catalogues to he had on the Mornings of Sale. MODERN AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TENANT'S INTEREST, FIXTURES, AND POSSES SION, A QUANTITY OF MILLINERY BOXES, BON NET STANDS, AND OTHER EFFECTS. By Mr. GRICE, 3n FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely on the Premises, 82,L0n& THE whole of the modern and useful HOUSI HOLD FURNITURE, comprising, in Bed-rooms, Spann Mahogany Four-post, inks. prime Feather Counter 'lrfawers, End Dressing Tables, Dres other Chairs, Painted Washs ing-glasses, Bed-room Ca s, In DRAWING-ROOM d BACK SITTING -ROOM.- Mahogany Loo, Card nd Pembroke Tables, excellent ar seasoned - Sofas', it a.. Kidderminster rpets, Spanish Mahogany Chiffonnier, in it_ condition. Ea and Lounging Chairs, Tao Sets Spanish Maho ir Cloth Chairs, ujiholstered the Tet Chimney Ornaments, with the Fixtures and Posse sale to be then t 'e produced. Catolooves may be had on the Morning of Sale, on the Pre ises, 85" London-road, or of Mr. GRICE, at the Auction of fialmer,;ith the approbation of NasBau vuire, one of the Masters of the said William Senio Court. T" ' the county c reehold MANSION-HOUSE of THORNS and the FARMS of UNDER . and THORNS, in th , parish of Sedbergh aforesai ate the property of Willian Findlay, of Thorns afores ' , Esquire, deceased. Also, on FRIDAY, the noon, at the Clar on in fhe county Lanca in and bein said, also deceased. Partici-if he proper Liars of the said I the Chambers of ant, at Two o'clock in the After s, South John-street, Liverpod :S, situat )00l afore 'Nely, may be h usuraraz IUMPHRYS WALKER an, Liverpool GENEI PROVID OUTII JC o tftes. ASSURANCI IIN-STREET, LIVERPOOL )LTNT SANDOIS AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, 'WWI —JOHN ER, Esq r.--' OMAS SANDS, OHN CLOW, Esq. RUSTEES. 'REASURER y_ . lllooreya'iq George Holt, Esc Benjamin Blower, Esq., 58, Stafford-street, James Bruce, Esq., M.D„ 58, Nelson-street Weekly Allowance from 5 e.s from Sum payable at Death from by weekly, monthly, or par Medical Advice with Attendance, 3s. per year. This Institution being certified by Act of Parliament, is fret from all Stamp Duty. Attendance daily from TEN to FOUR and SIX to EIGHT, at the Office, 20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET LIVERPOOL. H. REID, Secretary. B RITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANC COMPANY. No. 35, CORNHILL, LONDON. ESTABLISH ED-1600. CAPITA L--'600,000. consistent with the security of the Assurers. On the partiCipa tion scale, Three-fourths of the Profits divided among the In surers, every Seven Years I , the last two Bonuses average( lole of Life only One-half of the kan on the Policy if LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND Lin. INSURANCE COMPANY. '7I DIVIDEND. N, that a DIVI ELEI NTOTICE IS HE IN of Fiv tY GIN rIDEND being Ten per Cent. on the flireCo'clOck, at the 0 es of the Coi street, Liverpool, a 3, Charlotte-row ion. By ord Capital so urs of Eleven ain any, No. 8, Water• riiion-house, Lon- of the BOard, VINTON BOULT, Secretary MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PART IN NERSHIP between the undersigned SAMUEL WOOD, THOMAS BROWN BROWN, and LUKE MANN, carrying on business at Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, as Spice and Seed Merchants and Mustard M Cturers, under the firm of " Wood, Brown, and Man was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debt wing to and by the said late firm will be received an aid by the undersigned SAMUEL Woon and THOMAS B wt.; BROWN, who continue the busi ness.—Dated this Tw my-third day of August, 1847. SAMUEL WOOD, T. B. BROWN. LUKE MANN. Regent-street and Cornhill, London, have the honour re spectfully to announce that MESSRS. DAWBARN AND SON, of 110, Bold-street, Liverpool, will continue to be their sole agents for that town, and will have the exclu sive sale of this fashionable Coa Nicoll car ding in its neighbourhood who may re- with the Paletot Coats, either Dress or Frock, Trousers, Waistcoats, &c., MESSRS. DAWBARN AND SON being constantly supplied from London with every nprovement in taste and fashion, and more particularly a 3 the 'same principles of business f which their own firm is now well known are mai - ned by Messrs. Daw- barn, viz., very moderate perg, combn cellence of material for prygpt cash pa T well aware that thfre are some f so little of the endu44 principle in them tha dom survive the fliatßuations of a single seasc rs. WALKER and BIRD sth instant, at One o'cloi of by Private Treaty, of pool. unless previously disi which due notice will,he give A HANDSOME Modern MANSION, with th Entrance Lodge, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Hothouses reenhouse, Coachhouse. Stables. &c.. thereto belonging. situ• -road, in the township " BELLEFIELD." eProperty is contig Ls to, and has the right of road int Ica of ennstriletial the spleedic mansio is beaut extensive v 11 is buil' y situaltorion risin round, and commands mnding country, Croxteth-hall, the seat of the Earl of Simon , lying immediately below, and Knows ley, the seat of tlitarl of berby, with its beautiful woods, be- ,t9ry, filled lofty and of large size, four of rooms attached. There is also iience for Hot, Cold, and Shower The - Wine out witbot ze and beauty of the Ey awl well ventilated OUNDS, t regard to expense, are in the are noted in the neighbourhood •ergreens with which they are are tastefully laid out and well stocked with trees, yielding the choicest descriptions-of Wall and other Frnit. The Hothouses. constructed on the most approved principles, contain capital Bearing Vines, which are amply repaying the ,care and atten tion bestowed on their training. Premises is abundanCand of the The Tenure is Copyhold of Inl: Rent. part of the whole Estate cover stunt only four miles from t hood of I vorthy t .t to a nomina of Twelve Acres of ex . ce ,ut Three A lent - Land sdfoining th ;hbour tlemen Tickets to view, and any further information that may be required concerning the whole of the above Property, may be ' , Alined from Messrs. MORECROFT and SON, Solicitors, 3, uare, or from Mr. THOMAS WYLIE, Surveyor and Estitte-agent, LIGIBLI 0_5(111 ROI Sweeting-street, Liverpool FREEHOLD, AIGBURTH. ILDING SITE, comprehending upwards of ! YARDS OF LAND, either in one Lot, or to the Liverpool Exchange. -- MESSRS. CHURTON have the satisfaction to announce that they have been directed to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY , the 10th of September next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the ngton Hotel, Dale street, Liverpool, either in one Lot such Lots as the Vendor or his Agent may determine up t the time of Sale. subiect to such conditions as will the e produced All that Piece of FRE LD BUILDING LAN. elevated spot, comma g most picturesque and beautiful scenery, in a neighb hood richly interspersed with gents, ), on an Family Residencear to Aightirth Old Hall, fronting the the road leadin thereto, and alsp fronting another road from Garston to Mosley-hill, and very nearly adjoining the turnpike road from Liverpool to Aigburth, along which Omnibuses pass and re-pass every half-hour. The whole contains about 9,500 There is a bed of fine Red Stone for building purposes underneath. Further particulars may be known upon application to the Auctioneers, , 41, Lord-street; or to Mr. C. PEMBERTON, SHROPSHIRE. EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE ESTATES MR. W. W. SIMPSON has received instructions to offer for SALE by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY the 12th day of October, at Twelve ring fence, in the parish of Worthen ; comprising Thii-teen convenient Farms, several other smaller Tenements, more than 500 Acres of Wood, (including a large park-like inclosure of remarkably fine hollies,) upwards o!) . .N.Ltwellings, and a large and excellent Sheepwalk. The Estate -- - • in varied wen wooded a watered, abounding and picturesque scenery, senting many beautiful position for a Gentleman's Resid ce. The Property is m than usually compact for its extent, and has not int ed with it a single acre which dues rant by private tr together 295 a ray have an opportunity likewise of obtaining two , excellent Farms adjoining, containing uvigauournuou are so circumstanced as to render it probable that a Capitalist desiring to make further investments might extend his purchases by several thousand acres; thus affording an opportunity for acquiring a large and important territory rarely offered to the public. The Est-' —is in M; ace abounc..roes, adjoining to and ranging in continuation of the Snailbeach Mine, which has for many years yielded an IMMENSE ROYALTY, and is said to have pro duced more Lead than any mine in the kingdom. Plans and particulars may be had on application to Messrs. WHITE, BLAKE, TYLEE, and FAWKENER, Solicitors, 14, Es sex-street, Strand, London ; Mr. How, Solicitor, Shrewsbury Messrs. JOHN and H Lincoln's Inn, Lond solicitors, io, New-sc&uai•e, WoodrAnger, who lives in tl - oodman's Cottage on Lot C MIME IS MONEY." SAVE the 'YOU GAIN the OTHER.—It has been proved that a saving of at least one-third of the occupied is.etfected by the use of ALDERTON'S METALLIC PENS. ONE and ;le ery The recenttimprovements in mac ' e enable him to offer them at prices hitherto unpreced ed, viz, at 6d., sq., 1 s., to 14s. per gross. Those which h Ell fa - vour . of N.8.-TI SELL by AUCTI( wen o'clock preci On Insurances for the wi Premiums may Tables of Rate: the Office. Liverpool—: Lancaster— Messrs lORTHOUSR - and HADDED Mr. Thomas Rawsthorne. —Mr. C. H. Cope, 28, Prince iessrs. Lodge and Harris, Solicitors. on—Mr. John Platt ~. W 1) street Cohie—Mr. Hargreaves Hudson. Stockport—Mr. James Dakini Solicitor Llandillo—Mr. Benjamin Morgan. Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Mr. William Forster, SOlicitor PAD pubitrattotto. FAVOURITE SONGS, COMPOSED BY H. V. LEWIS, (LATE OF THE• ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC.) • Song of the zepny Sing not of the Pa! Give me th See we cm Ted Songs, (dedicated to the I Os. Od in Engineering AMWAY PRACTICE it contains Sixty be paid,yearly, or Yearly, as prefe rre d. ;, and al formation given, on application at Dale-street AND ALL INTEIi I,EAT ENGINEERING WORKS 0 of GREAT BRITAIN ,1:-:SI.Va 1, R Co sits VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY SOLD. the GERARD-STR HOUSES ck HOUS bourhoodjarN Ler part S SIVIV to JOSEPH reel LD, by PRIVATE REATY n Edg otertrrany part ( 11, Liverl ,T SCHOOL, Orming a Court Price of the ii , '4oo, which, to suit a T° MO i top 1 siiirstrnt J serra accordingly ons which have ,t they sel- public esteem And enjoy a more extensive vogue in pro nortion as t.KKev heenme knnwn to the nublic. To the lat- ter order the Paletot has an undoubted claim, as by its unassuming, yet gentlemanly appearance may be ascribed the constant patronage of H. H. H. Prince Albert, Prince and a half ; not silk, two' guinea The Paletot`D'Ete, 11n Pr.ld_ street, Li'veriool THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND ted in our la t,theroyal squadron were unde weigh at four o'clock on Monday morning, and at elevei arrived at Douglas Bay, where they were met by th Ben-my-three, Tynwa Her Majesty's royal yacht, togeth er w ith th e Fairy,' On line, and the Garland steamers, sailed close under fit 1 • .11 • .• ler to give th than ennl(l h royal party a more perfect view of the coa remained in the Bay of Douglas for about half an hour when they proceeded to the Point of Ayr They were accompanied by the Tynwald, Finella,and Ben-my-chree, for some distance round the point ; after which the royal squadron parted company with them, and they returned in the evening to Douglas. The royal squadron arrived in Loch Ryan on Monday afternoon, and anchored there for the evening. After it had been moored, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Prince of Wales, and the Princess Royal, accompanied by one of the Ladies-in-Waiting, left the yacht in a boat manned by six rowers.. The royal children were con ducted along the banks of the lake. Prince Albert, ac companied by Captain Robinson, scaled the hills, and obtained a fine view of the surrounding scenery. His royal highness expressed himself highly gratified with the romantic beauty of Loch Ryan. The Prince of Wales and the Princess amused themselves on the beach gather ing pebbles. The party were afterwards conveyed to the royal yacht. The steamer Thetis, having on board the Lord Provost and magistrates of Glasgow and the Clyde Trustees, and a number of friends, the Duke of Cornwall steamer, the I of Arran, and the Scotia, sailed round the squadron, and greeted the royal visitors. The ap pearance of the loch at this time was most magnificent, large steamers and craft gliding up and down, and music -0 - blending with the loud - shouts 'of welcome. Bonfires blazed on the surrounding hills ; on Cairnhill, on the Meaul, and on the Clachanhill. The Lord Provost, ac companied by Bailie M`Kinlay, Bailie Bryson, Bailie Stewart, and Mr. Reidman, repaired in a boat to the royal yacht, for the purpose of learning when the Queen would be pleased to receive an address from the Corpora tion of Glasgow. Lord Grey forwarded an intimation in writing that her Majesty would receive the address in Dumbarton Castle on Tuesday, between one and two. ;ouadron to Loch Rvaii, was s Robinson,d by Capt. of the Shearwater, surveying tof Scotland. The royal squadron '-- firing of cannon and the Aug. 24, 1847. On the arrival of the squadron at Greenock, her Ma jesty left the royal yacht Victoria. and Albert, and went on board the Fairy, amid the booming of cannon, the ac clamations from a hundred voices, the waving of hats and handkerchiefs, and strains of inspired music from the various instrumental bands which simultaneously struck up the anthem " God save the Queen." It is unnecessary to occu py the attention of our readers with a description of the loyal manifestations which from Greenock up to the mouth of Lo c h L even , enc h an t e d her Majesty, and gratified the masses who took part in them. Suffice it to state, that on every avail a bl e c liff an d em i nenc e on both sides of ? the river, people were congregated in tnousanus ; nag-stans, with appropriate emblems, were planted on every hill; the firing of cannon was kept up without intermission during the time of her Majesty's progress, and upwards of twenty-five of the finest steamers on the Clyde, decorated with flags, tarried immense le decks, and hailed the ( aueen With the heart of Wales, - the Princess Royal, Earl Grey, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Prince Leinengen, and others of her suite, proceeded to view the ancient for tress, and after_ inspecting the place and_ receiving the Majesty :ered on accompanied pposite Mr. by Prince Lbeit, the Prir id that of the gentlemen of the county of , she re- , embarked on board the Fairy, which, n the river at a rapid I;ce, fol: ioweu uy Luc C.ILIM fleet or toe Ulyde steamers, who were now, under the excellent arrangement of Captain John stone, placed in such a position that they were enabled to allow their passengers a peep at the Queen, and at the me tim After b I a; far :e of the picture. the . Cloch Lighthouse, and again welcomed on her way by volleys of artillery and ,umultuous applause, her Majesty proceeded in the Fairy to Rothsay trdverikie, the shoot ing lodge of the Marquis of Aber sty will be residing, is situated on in Invernes he nobl It was .quis about seven years ago, and building, rather irregular in its is, roofs, and ehinnney stacks, a ttage style, and the whole suiting very f what quarters for the accommodation ht to be. And the interior tin party mesponds ly with its external han spa- Lot in the surrounding forest royal party took, a drive at Inverary, through uke of Argyle's magnificent . grounds. Luncheon rved within the castle- at two p.m. for the royal At three, the royal standard was lowered in In ' Cr.stle, and the re-embarkation of her Majesty )out four on Wed- ndine, and other vessels 'eviously sent round the Mull of nearly the same At the canal ge Burns and Mr. Hutche- tueen was rec Burns, of GI Ben Nevi a comtort tatham al yacht. th le up to Ardrishaiz d b • klr. tieo: long with orming )t the journey, as representatives of the )mpany, and of the Canal Company, in Messrs. Thomson and Mac Connell. Mr. ad the honour of escorting Her Majesty ge, which was fitted up in Glasgow, un ler the direction of those gentlemen, for the Crinan Canal Passage. The barge was drawn by four horses, ridden by two young jockeys in red livery—two boys we believe in the service of the Canal Company. The barge, sur mounted by a magnificent crown and sceptre, with the crimson-covered cushions, and all the appearance of regal state, decorated by six or eight silk flags, formed an ob ject of great admiration to the people who lined the banks, and expressed their gratification in enthusiastic Gaelic. The Queen and her suite were greatly pleased with this part of the journey, and with the very excellent arrange ments made for them by the Ste am -p ac k e t and Canal connexion wi The Queen and Prince Albert were much interested in the locks of the canal, and the manner of )assing through them. The country at Crinan is de cribed as very romantic. The hills immediately over the s laid out artificially, but still look as if lges or terraces. her landing-: they had been laid out in narrow Majesty v ratified with her novel journey )vei the mountains the re espectful attention she re- Lunicated to Mr. George 16 Earl Grey cot Burns In On TI isfaction day, the squadron started from Rothesay A o'clock, and, passing through the Kyles of Bute Lamont point and up Loch Fine, entered Loch The journey of Thursday was the most interesting ever taken by the royal party iii Scotland, the scenery being of a new and very interesting character. The Royal yacht left Crinan Loch on Thursday at seven o'clock a.m. and proceeded up the sound of Luing into Loch Linne, passing Easdale on the right. Easdale slate quarries, the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane, afford employment to a large body of labourers. The coasts of the Breadalbane estates are inhabited by a bodyof the most hardy boatmen in the world. They were collected in large numbers on Seil Island. We heard that 150 boats were to be manned, and drawn up in two lines, through which the yacht would pass. Ultimately, it was said that double that number (300 boats) were collected, manned each by six men, and each carrying its little flag. Their rendezvous was off up exhibited n each of the two Luing Island, and their a. no little taste and discipline. lines were so close that the men, while receiving the Queen, resembled two solid bodies of infantry drawn up two or three deep, as a guard of honour, on the waters_ Those who are in the habit of seeing many pageants, and saw the compliment paid to Royalty by the Breadalbane men,' call it the most impost ing and drawing The boa sort that they have ev ,nd striking thing of the d. The yacht ran into arse we3tN .t again lett shortly after eleven, tal to the sound of Mull and to, the r passed Lismore, one of the most fertile of the western islands, and at this point the roy a l tou r ist s h a d one o f the finest f Scottish views. The farm houses had all their little flags fluttering in the breeze. Vainly in all her wide dominions might the Sovereign look for aught more mag nificent and wildly grand than this entrance to the Sound of Mull. The bold bleak Morven hills, famed in our oldest poetry, associated with dark tales in history, are on the right. Behind, the far distant peaks Cruachan stand proudly over its multitude of a ant and minor - mountain up to their sharpest and highe far away to the right the n without a streak of mist cliff on pinnacle, and intains stretch endless le Duart 1 the Misses of mountains, in all grotesque shapes and forms, that to the eye make up the island of Mull, as they really conceal its green pasturage, stretch along on the left, making altogether a matchless scene of wild and romantic beauty. The royal yacht was placed under the pilotage of Captain M`Killop, of the Dolphin, and from her frequent crossing and recrossing of the channel, so as to command the best points of the view, it was evident that the Queen and her party were greatly delighted with a ge which , Sir yValter Scott describes as - so tempting fine weather rmory, where it was moored party were expected to reach orning about ten o'clock. Albert forwarded c , cent of the cloud- iccupy six or eight hours, it is sup d party would not proceed to Loch miles further, till Saturday. Positive Elect, it is said, has been received by Laggan, which i information to t' DIORAMA dations of things of this nature, we have no hesitation in giving the ^ prescnt our most unqualified support.. The first part of t in that interesting of all countries, the "Holy Land."' Pales tine for a few years past has become patent to the traveller' and the antiquary, and the press has teemed with graphic descriptions of the birth-place of the gospel of truth. By the ablest men, both of Europe and America, Pales tine was the great, the splendid stage of the world, on which was enacted scenes, not only connected with this earth, but embracing a never-ending eternity, hence the fervid interest to be found in the bosoms of every Christian man and woman, to whatever denomination they may belong. In this exhibition, these landscape views were taken on the spot by the most eminent artists, and are vivid pictures of the " Land of Israel." All the views are accompanied with, and illustrated by moving mecha nical figures, the whole acting with the most astonishing precision, which cannot fail to give an intelligent audi ence the highest satisfaction, and the whole is conducted in such an innocent and inobtrusive style, and so free of anything vulgar, that we cannot but recommend it to the patronage of our fellow citizens of every grade. ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—FORESTERS' ANNUAL FES TIVAL.—The success of the performances of Signor Dia vole, the fire demon, at these popular gardens, has been most triumphant; and last night they were repeated in the presence of a crowded audience, by whom the terrific ascent from the summit of the dragon tower, made by Signor Diavolo on his fiery dragon, vomiting a stream of coloured fire, and enveloped in flames, w with enthusiastic admiration. The performances v. _ further heightened in interest by the appearance of the elephant Rajah, in his eastern car, the camera obscurer and the centrifugal railway. The promenade band played several pieces in the great concert-hall, with • effect. This evening, we obsersr^ ras witnessed ad at the garden cent and amusing old - English rustic &c., with dancing upon the green, is to gratification of the company present. ties engaged, we observe Signor Boleno h 4 Even Froin DOUGLAS f Returning from KIN( ING, at I Ith, 5 p.m. ; 27th, every TUESDAY MDT UGLAS on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at Ten O'CLOCK. rWHITEHAVEN and DOUGLAn Cabin, (including Fees,) 7s. 6d. ; Steerage, ss. as Fares ' WHITEIIAVEN and KINGSTOI T betweenl ing Fees,) 15s. Od.: c - KINGSTOWN (LIVERPOOL. IDUBLIN AGENTS WHITEBAIT] RARISEY ... DOUGLAS... ; Steerage, ss. Od T. D. MOORE TAYLORS am , ,iteerage, is. nu. Ld DOUGLAS, Cabin (including 24, James-street. SCOTT, Edeu Quay FISHER and STEWART JAMES CRAWFORD. EDW. MOORE. ti ,j;‘, ~.~' THE LORDS of the ADMIRALTY having adopted the following LIGHTS on board of iler Majesty's Mail Steam-packets sailing from this Port, - 2: A CLEAR WHITE LIGHT he Masthead, A GREEN DITTO on the Starboard Bow, A RED DITI' on the Poet Bow, I HEREBY GIVE NOTI , that on and after the 30th Sep tember, the Steam-shi RINCESS ROYAL tend COMMO . DORE, under my ch e here, will exhibit the above Lights, the same being r mended by the Admiralty. Min .11. 1 Glasgow and Liver Royal Sl eant -p ac k e t 4 , o7npany't ce, Liverpool, 20th August, WIT Commercial Drawing, MI Triple-points The Queen's '*naSample ca D. LINES Sr CO.'S PATENT Permanent Blag Improved Marking MI intense colours, unchg ranted ante-corrosive, heir and manufactured without of metallic pens. Earl-street, New Bridge-street,; opposite Chancery-lane, London tjjgli Holleorn, It comm everypla Epoand ,te containing recent works nev€ wipf the description of the land required for Aishment of a ltailway, and practically enters into I, Locke, Braithwaite q., author of the first gone through three id sem. ailway, which [tVEYINC and LEVELLING, and Illustrations of NEW Published, forming alarge 4to Volume. Price ZEALAND, j 2 12s. 6d. land, by forwarding a Post-office Order for 2 12s. 641., ad dressed Messrs. W. and Go., 140 turd 141, Strand, will Have it forwarded the same Evening, free of tlarriage. on ed ti he neighbouring heights, and others water in boats. The fleet having r , swept past Ailsa Crag, when the sociations of both the Isle of Arran tors witnes lately, was not favourable for the royal visi ng the outlines of those scenes on t h e Ayr • • 1 nll • mge in Scottish his- shire coast tory ; the - fogs of the five or six preceding days concealing the softer features of the landscape. There was sufficient breadth of pure atmosphere, however, to descry the ro andeur of Culzean Castle, seated on its craggy and the still more romantic outlines of Turn -,rable as the fortress where Robert the important mantic gr throne Jiaptly withstood. the inroads of iiiii7n—dorn—i: nation. troupe or mate anu remade artis new comic ballet, and also introdu Vivants and Poses Plastiques, with a cl tiful entertainment, entitled " Atelier de Canova, marble groupings, upon a revolving pedestal. Mamade Rossini will make an ascent upon an inclined rope to on Lppear 1 Lion altitude of nearly 120 feet, surrounded with 7valiegated fires ; after which, the palace and gardens of Versailles will be gorgeously represented. Signor Bianchoni, as the fire demon, will appear; and after a gra n d characteristic tableau of the Ancient Order of Foresters, the whol e will conclude with a grand promenade and ball in the great saloon, for which an efficient quadrille band is en gaged. The programme; of which the above affords only a very limited idea, is altogether the most attractive w° ever had from this popular establishment. a.dol aim one no e his i Chu shoe and amo to ii dicte pow( 1_1,53 a pc prie belii or pub' and brow; of a Corr of tt gent but the and have Inge !dim 'rive cetts, Der / futui not , been cor e/ thi s as th the cOnv tr - ki ogd them