The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-07 00:00:00

s en croachme Messrs. Mi nd unr body a wielded f Dmpe m by who Lid thus a vast influen Throughout Nor has i write in all Fro I in Par I Chu eat mas ,t it \V( —such discovered of that he of their pol )ration and , against a body had awith tv nem; but n. It was influenc struction vas dragg, over t :come wa: is monE amount of capita buildings neces- ind in addition to this ht of that " Liberalism employer, erec he acts and opinions of a ldesmen of the town eedings )layed, until at lens 1 in paring the nails and ily tongue of so palpable a nui- by its fall. Reduced ful in t urged made a: r disi ,13 cost t may at sc nerally suppose tion of th available yard o dock purposes ht rememt burgesses of I undreds of t especial us le Committee f pel us to turn our eyes tore it can be conver he Doc hey ever such pro- iced into the Doc market value will be expeete Mr. Alderman Evans had beer nd its purchase from the Cor It might then have been any other kind of r but the no- bout any payment at a ,dmis sibl grant that there may I mote, perhaps, than is g, 3, be found necessary to look out for Cheshire side of the Mersey, not 'r room, but even for one or more The growing disposi- k Committee to swallow up ever f land on this side of the water for warehouses, &c., may shortly com. to the opposite shore, in search of accommodation for some of the dispo. sessed branches of our shipping and ship-building trades But it is scarcely reasonable that the Cor: poration, with its revenue already burthened suffi.. necessity of a borough rate, should be asked to a richer body, re- - less until the Dock Committee quire its occupation. Le t that body purchase it, if they either require it now, or see its growing value. But do not tell us that the Finance Committee of the Council are justified in continuing upon the shoulders of the burgesses, for untold years to come, a pressure of £12,000 per annum, the present into. rest payable upon the debt contracted for its pur. By the sales already made £7300 of this annual pressure will be taken off, and the surplus revenue of the Corporation increased to this amount. A great boon, we submit, has thus been conferred upon the burgesses of Liverpool. The Council has now the prospect of being able to go on with those rnE LIvErttOOL STANDARD. ie the commencement of a new course of attributable , at perversion of their trust r charact erefore that Eng their serpentlike woaches, and re- furious purposes ation of quisittou of are still am r, remind us of ng one—which extension o. ce is now about to til the whol n common with lent despots brought wit commun ,y, the elevation of le mayoralty of his civilization 3sociatea wl port of Liv coloums w f his soy difficulty they had ample notice of the intende ,ale ; and full opportunity of purchasing at* We give, in our second page, a summary of ti news from India and China, which reached us la e Overland mail be seen that, notbwithstandix4 in this quarter of the w f our I z our recent successe of the of Indi hin imn and the the vastly increas our pc Li gove lrawn into furthe t to British rule, ar tianity led st IMPROVE] TWEEN SHIP HI n a tu lave more a E OF 1 TOM Wit's , of Novem Anti-( werving We wei commun devotion tc the legiti y occasion 8 Ltion of the nongst fr utv of recor ie impor observed s private s ) put t harac- name for a A. RI who compos •tlie port of ROYAL popular I a the s THE nuities, In the f per Ceo closed w Half per to 1;1)( 44 ; Col 101; Bc THE ] to the ey migh ley could )efore a Don on of th which ponden iority to Scotet " Edinb %nthority, it goes up to church miry will or to whic Nov. 4, 1 is quite a lotland is p . _ We know London to ; Rev. Jarc )uld hay ODD-FELLOW'S HAI ent in another columr Wedn( ing the purchasing some into an Oddfellow's Hal Lord Nelson Assembly which, at present, below who are desirous of sel very commodious, are e of the Order, and digit for public meetings, lee respectable and irnprovir money is to be three °enstahnents fluential a body pos • • - in addition to - the utilit3 sufficient to secure a lucr b.: ARLIBR OURS OF CLOSING DRUGGI tunity afforded us, by an advertisement in —announcing the intention of our neigh'', bury, of Castle-street, to close his shop in the winter months, at least, at eight in the evening, —c calling the attention of the public, and the trade, to the unreasonably long hours during which the apprentices and assistants of the druggists of this town are at present confined to business. We can see abundant reasons to induce some avaricious tradesmen to keep open their shops, and confine their young men to a late period of the night. The puffing shopkeeper may do it, to shew off his Mr. Lath well lighted shop, and push off, in the glare of the light the trashy fabrics which will not stand daylight inspection A dealer in the necessaries of life may sometimes be corn• pelted_ to afford additional facilities for nurchasing to th( poor family, whose members have not the o pp or tunity of expending their money in the day. But that the druggists, except on extraordinary occasions, when applied to for medicines in cases_ of extreme sickness, have any neces- sity for pursuing their business till nine and ten o'clock, and even later, in the evening, is what we cannot believe, and what the public—if the trade will not—ought to pro test against. There is no class more requiring, more deserving of relaxation, and more likely to turn it to valuable use, than the apprentices and assistants of drug gists. They have a branch of science to make themselves masters of, most important to the interests of humanity, and in which the experience and research of every day is disclosing new features. They ale under the present state of things, the medical advisers of a great portion of our working poor ; and it is of the utmost importance that they should be placed in the possession OlsOm4iitre leisure for the pursuit of those studies, without which they can only become machines, as ignorant as the pestle and mortar, the gallipot, or the unguents which they use or sell. We hope earnestly, therfore, that we shall see the good exam deserves to be, by at least the respectable portion of the trade. Whilst on this subject of early hours we may express our opinion that the Practice of druggists, keeping been ap made b' the late 'eneiul )0L ORANGE he sth of No ?Ort - UgUe 41, 11 t( MEN.-Or mornir ermons ;v. T. N mistake t rohibited v that eve] ) preach for the "V ties Smith, of Gr r before, 1 believe. We learn fro ante prenn The buildi in Lc ative remuneratio in a Calk°li an adverti lil be held, establishment selves, will bi for the outl STS' SHOPS.- ndia Comr of our ,ck left c 31e a cot promise attenc )ianiste, M Miss Wel engaged to cert, she a beautiful st , with her ch. )er two or three ivied the whole k part in a voc a cona luctor to pieces for t for the occ. printed mu. KING'S Register S sale at Mr street, is or jection of the fire power and I ) and a capriccio Fl without the ai T REGISTI this evening, dissertations so than ever informed that led for attend by his friends [n the place of of abstaining ance of pow- g..Lcu yt rt lately g the vocal pi he had s were days before the con of them in the most al trio, and executed, brilliancy, three grand r composed by he rse lf ld of a single bar of ovEs.—The Ca ate, patented by M r . Ki ng, and now lorific on . Maddox, grate manufacturer, Bold he most elegant and useful we have vet or polished reflectors, and the pro bars, it emits abundance of heat, with e of fuel, and can be regulated in draft to ntirely free from the nuisance of smoke. 'hers " revisit the glimpses of the a small expenditur Tid is e a nicety moon," they would be truly astonished to see such an improvement in an article for the effectual heating and enlivening of apartments,—of the practicability of which, in those earlier days of science, they had formed no con ception. We strongly recommend housekeepers, builders, and others, to an inspection.—See Advt. THE BIRKENHEAD PARK.—Whilst the sound of the hammer, the trowel, and the chisel, is daily to be heard in the numerous streets of Birkenhead_ hn.a„ ...,..“.. ,11 J-011 ftclinUnUt uusu filling up vacant spots to complete handsome spirited commissioners are actively pushing operations of the new nnrl,- in ti,....,...... _ streets, tt forward the a e tue oi About half a ' ;ile ' fro v nni nhead, ni in ty this dire - ctioi, numerous divisions of men are busily engaged in forming_ the new road o n th e nn y t h ern P V al_ aughton the way to Clangl;tonWlE ago was a mere mui ity of the park, on road, which a few appearance. It is tvventy yards Wabi, - Ld will cross the southern end of Bidston Hill, where it will join the road to Upton. The rocky ascent to Claughton is now heir., I'EAM COMMUNICATION BE IA AND SUEZ.-THE STEAM STAN. nd Chi con n ec Ls of ott seriously, interested in the regularity tion with our vast oriental possessions, , nsequence of the non-arrival of the ex time ago, been earnestly directed to the itingmeasures to secure a more speedy of intercourse between those distant lay of the mail-ship Memnon, and her ince ascertained,) together with all the 1, created mac h nconvenience a a short t ,t which Mr le ago, in the Ha Abel Smith ph tent and the Ea means to prey, mmittee was at the recurren brought fo am to 6( ard, and the tra ontrary) may st onal em - ploymer is Con , Quatel Nlidras a, 1843 e writer of he last mice pmpany' i Marct ours to overf s mud - N°°' ERN HOS ,0 T'J I FIB3IA , gotll4r AND EAR HARFORH - S TF EYE DEPA, `""h - av o e . f re' c - t - be °o T - Af - t'rmn l e , v,Voctt - )F CREDITO.RS FOlt Distrt n Carson,.(: i and WHIM .3: (audit D itto. nitt o. t; itt o, 17;itto, eu Ward, (audit EVERY TU----Afl`ol2VPßM°°l3jj:'' $91".-I'l6 PRINTEDTIJE sJiNi2D, 1114_.t.orri G q ) ; f o e r ; l s- : ;e: JOSHUA FLETCHER Litt -L.,' G reat e ow LEO RD A NA STI, At DDSON, of 'S 14 CR , N 0,4, GSOROF . p 4 bY t strc oce' stl. 11 3 )0 Ar' Cclcri nd Advertisements eltlya_ri x an er e : ; 'l,, l4 - .3 - on ito e, e4 l , l, 'Coinbarc Clarke_ I Co., Warwick -square leynell C Walbrook N - I;;;:d — e — n - Hammond court, Threaunee“..----- - Commercial Coffee-house, ra. Chapter C°ncoffe c " Le' d e . fs rCoowtre;e-Nhoourtstie, and South Am iili: F jroe7.4,:iro_r):::c.,e_,. gEEI 14; The 14, Wil 14, Ow , 15, Tho 16, Jot 16, 1111 16, Ric LATEST FROM oration of t Irish Universa No. 14 Nor O'C - on .nd CORD rder 1 3 1 throne in this day, at to publ ranks b d red th in this United than rer )etter t leave B louse 17 ORNEF Nov. 7, IS4g, IRELAND deliverso n of King Tf L-Ann-e-stfe! in of bring r f praYer 1 1° M011 1 Pee - "koTE 1 ) tieRP( I °do the:e; 3rq~~.Yoll, ew er G. str eet m t 0 _ 1 (1; coi Qe yOk P LA s 6 I. , 4 1 kb 1 0t ° , 1 , 1 A1\i o liit ,hyr a Ay kt lt " - IY Or i "Or 0 °)i" by 1 th e u t , a4 ,eet ure 81 0 , ' s ' LA N lz A N a 4! th e eject ,iitiptitled 443 tt t' : t r Y o;1 1 :•'' r ety _e ttairt Oh u g 'A ri a "! [ J, j a ri ni ca a l l aloe and air"Y, 4 bet 0 4 ti o °r itfotrib tp t 4~ a te ; t . t ' s4 P , ); e ll a s l ° llti ih t , h as O EI Of 11/l e betaPer '4411 sper 41, W A of t , 4 48 GI •11 4..... N it 1 ,111 81 :1A , N de t 414 \VII,' ki,: ) .th er c I °4 to el t i t e A td„ , s qp ./ ''Pe ti 4. al ,`o~I R~ ~►~ebcE. IS )' 1 ;!1LI I ° 4 tote . h 4 tt. nt h q h n, c l k )e; Lt at lON ‘,th x s C b i Vitl b , •es II of T inatior of directing insult horn ti ow us to ~ or to over- heir restora- measures of local improvement, the necessity of which is becoming daily more apparent; and if, by the mode in which this advantage has been gained, a possible future benefit to the Dock Estate has ight of, to the want of forecast on the Committee the evil is alone fairly part of the Doc of ten entirelyunn fortiieTazili j ousekeeper, who has forgotten to provide her spices, her vinegar, or any other similar article during the week, to have the druggist to resort to on the Sunday ; but it is unreasonable and improper that some hundred s of • . _ - )f rest, upon pretence so fl practice. me new road. When this road .. is completed, it da w t i i l n de_ f cidedly be the fi nest i n the neighbourhood of Birkenhead, and will not b e surpassed by many in England. It will he lit up w ith gas. At the foot of Claughton village, a unolo 'lgnt sufficiently powerful to illuminate the whole bourhood. Thus we have a noble town on the opposite margin of the Meru and extending NeNxsp sellers,Dublin; Mr.M`Pb un, and Mr. C. n• (47... H a ddock, and Ntes Mr.Coope, 33, Union-t.treet, Dar Warrington ; Mr. Cla rkF, Perms of Subscription for thl ci 35.: balf4 wiverace—clue Tear 4 , 1 1 ssg o . vii )~arK~Bppt C 4 s LevO• W• rreb """ iv-, crt 00 • i .r_:--_111)11,1(A, r. 115 t will , p 'Ort ~eh I ti t te; tt g o r i v ftlt,ttt 2701; -Half a-Hal If per and I Mexi ied 32 ie Vict 4 lip 1 , NI ?R I F e AT t cet .- u( . --pi ' of L ed Mr, Mr,, Mr: