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Rotunda- ligl r, or For )w to the was built ner going ne or two tRIAGE, ni! grown ielca Gar in Liver in want of ?el-street, ACT, the INE and ng a good ent death Dund and n era: ant. on of the be had. tetioneer, TS, EN- )f Paris t 6 inches Guineas. • Half the er in two Library, lENCE, Ground Butler's id on the tments, ft Water, •ed yards y healthy cres of 'nod and and Bir- ;, Mold, in the DENCE, msisting i plenty 9, Dale- lonths, Railway Portable rge Gar- and the ) years, .hood of k of the rawing- up with is new genteel Ig, may „ at the rf " A UPPER Corning to Ten dm the Listance lominal lumber on, and paid by kndcm, rded in ly aim me, and now in raps or re than recom- I, every he pro r be ob iced by insellOr standi , which linty, it ticli'id trrhcea, nis dis iitherto inistra- British ,itzroy edicine r char id. and Liver ed Co., .stone ; rraing- )RMS varied 11 cases blood, iducing v in its either sons at , ut hin ; of the rrantett ;es suc ►ractice Hill, of Lamb's s long cknes4 ation 01 rc . arc eIY of 17, b's Nre- ghtpess "orning , inF but ation to rood or to ti he best Amongst ma ing testiino: ,--I tel ing acute pair try vim . : embr thiee applica though two y —I am, Sir:gr, f COPALS obtained on VG MORE WHOLE 'ALTII AND ECONO3 !lECIATED AS BEI. V FOREIGN WINI AND AT lIALI fitly increased demand throughout the "SlR,—Hav it guarantee ti for STIVENS' G lature of ".Tohn within the last 3f each Bottle, without which ti cers, Chemist: d Crostliyort •ge-yard, and are mere id HENRY acklersbuhr ifection'er, reet, and 209, I J. Woodville, 78, Paradise-street; Mr. Thomas n Birch, 74, I Doubledity ephim and Co :-pleasait :-read Al ~a irclonzt ohn Deal', 151 and Co., Byrom Great Homer-strec Jardine, 36, Oxford-: Mr. ➢I. Mark, 3, James . W. W. King, Soho-s NT LETTER re f the only Ge given up as incurable, sup ould terminate in consumption. She to no mit% and Ived b ine WIDOW She has had the best rr and the benefit of the and sent to my she tried another boii afford more, she u had the kind- write you. - a - nd the two boxes rd have effected a total care. 5 Ite4frimw in good situatiseein Ne the honour lA)e, Madar " Your aiSdien' "D. CUSSONS, ledicine Vender, Horncastle. tong ea justly celebrated for their peculiar gly r commended to the notice of every lady, the sanction and approbation of most gentle cal p . rofession, as a safe and valuable medicine Inoving obstructions, and relieving all other :o which the female frame is liable, especially an early period of life, fre9uently arise from se and general debility of t ite, correct indigestion, remove e System giddiness perfectly innocent, may be used with safety try, owing to the numerous imitations, toinform t Kearsley's is the only original and genuine me iescription ever made, and has been prepared by than fifty years ! Purchasers are particularly rk, that, as a testimony of authenticity, each qn affidavit, and bears the contair l/ %.41{. Lam oismuure 7" in writing, also engraved on the government ch box is wrapped in white paper. ,_ A 11, by J. SANGER, 150, Oxford e 2s. 9d. per box ; and by Messrs. Carter, eGuffie, Priestley, Rnwle, Roberts, Ross and • ... • mtnenela, Troughto h able medicine venders throughout t e country Liverpool he Signature of the proprietor, " G. C. Scrjeant," written on the Government Stam. ;T'S LOTION, th e only effectupal Remedy heumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, and Lum r the Proprietor, G. C. SERJEANT , No. 1, Lo 'aternoster-row, and 2, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, by all Venders of Medicine. Price 2s. 9d. per lily; success which has I croed the lication Medicine in the most hopel wn ap ess and de p plorable le unhappy sufferer had despaired of ever gaining relief, and this after the ablest advice and every ad completely failed, most jusly_entitles it to the Medicine, so univer y esteemed, is nnat east danger or in venience, and hundreds its happy and utary effects since it was h ap6cing daily received are the follow- ielmont- ace, Wandsworth-road, Oct. 26, 1844. in du ound to acknowledge, that after suffer sfr Sciatica, or severe Rheumatic affection in an being deprived of rest, I was persuaded to ocation, and have the pleasure to say that after ions I was restored to my usual health ; and, al ars have passed, I have no return of the disorder. ratefully yours, EDWARD NOYES. 4. Pat ernoster-ro. g been informed of rue surprising cure of Mr. Barnes, of St. Paul's Churchyard, who was so severely afflicted by Rheumatism, the intense pain causing delirium, that he was compelled to be confined by a strait waistcoat to prevent his committing any violence. and whose ease was considered en tirelyhopeless, I was induced to ascertain the particulars, and being satisfied of the truth of my inrormation, encouraged me to make a trial of your most invaluable Medicine, entertaining little hopes of success, having been many years so severe a suf ferer, and tried many said to be very valuable remedies. lam very happy in being able to add my testimony of the benefit I derived : after a few days' application the use of my limbs are perfectly restored, and I am now able to attend my business, and, making an allowance for my age. neyerEwas better in my life. To those. however severely afflicted and hopeless their ease may have been pronounced, I beg of them to make a trial, feeling quite satisfied they will be restored to the use of their limbs, from the severe cases that have yielded to this Medicine. health is a gre a t bl ess i ng to those who can enjoy it, but to those who are deprived, none feels it so severely as the trades man or mechanic, as i t generally causes loss obusiness, and brings ruin on families. I shall at all times feel it my duty to snake it known to those afflicted, o evince how grateful I am for my restoration, and um, Sir, yours truly, GEORGE POLLARD. SIR S tnd Rh( Well-street, Cripplegate. been -o several a part from we eks confined t o my bed by Gout t m to my neipless as an infant; n y ot head elTri a feet free from finger could I In this unpleasant situation I was informed by my me. had applied all the usual remedies, and that 'hs in my deplorable situation. medy was made known to me, or I might confined to my bed. After a close appli y troublesome companion began to dis as capable of walking about my room, perseverance in the use of your Medi ' Loodon. Fearful of another attack, your obedient dical attendant he n. I might rer Fortuna have been cation of 1 I am, S D. S 7 1 : 0I c c "1 eumatism, Wien •eby incapable of her; B Wilfiarn Londoa-rolt Meaux. Fra , 100, Richiaor J. Destitil, Ikl M. M`Divitt. IMPO 1 Prop These Pit virtues having those wh want of the heart ; be in all seasons It is access, the public an dicirre of this them for moi bill of d street, - Lor Johnson.] Observe th. ERJEA - & kj against RI bago. Sold by yell's-court, P London ; and I Bottle. The -aster of this exte cases, whet tended have ex fitOttrante .43,ottrz5. "WANTED, a CONFECTIONER. A Man who GENERAL PROVIDENT V. V thoroughly understands " Business will meet with SOCIETY, employment. 20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL w letter, , STANDARD-OffiCC." PATRONS. constant Apply, WANTED, a PERSON who is well acquainted in Liverpool, for COLLECTI ORDERS in the CON FECTIONERY LINE. N habits, and can give y. ap y unless of industrious The EARL Of SEFTON. VISCOUNT SANDON, M.P. Wiz. ENTWISLE, Esq., M.P. The Worshipful the MAYOR of LiverpoOl The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, Rector. The Rev. AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, Rector. • BIRKENHEAD WANTED to PURCHASE , 1000 t Yards of VACANT LAND, Freehold o Birkenhead, west of Duke-strearb G Corporation-road. Paymant•Ctish, upon completion of Tit Parties disposed tc-seTl will please to send particulars, with price, description, and quantity, to OCTAVIUS WATERHOUSE, Statham's-buildings, Tithebarn-street. PRESIDENT. JOHN CROPPER, Es, TREAS R. JOH _ OW, Esq O FRIJSTEES. John Brantley Moorly .11EDICAL OFFICERS ARCHITECTURAL PARTNERSHIP, Lblished Architect, resident in Undo A N es in- Benjamin Blower, Esq., 58, Stafford-sty James Bruce, Esq., M.D„ 58, Nels( , pointment, and re ying out ext, to 208., irintelligent and active person is indi - Eric/Oni? eTti;:fo;:i equired. Medical Advice i 4 d Co.. This Institution Math from &V) to £2OO, do from £5 to .t2OO, do ,er year ply to JoaN WILLIAMS ith Attend, Publishers, 141, Strand, Lonc )111 all Stamp Du SIX to EIGI- SII OF LIVERPOOL, L'E IS HEREBY GIVE PRY of the PARISH will, at their Meeting, to be held p ELICAN rd-room, Fenwick-street, on TUESDAY, the 22d inst., ?:clock in the Forenoon, procegel to the APPOINT- . 70, LOMBARD-STRI HOUSE, and —TWO MEDICAL le following OFFICEES for Pie WO SPITA LS attached thereto; viz AA'D si, CIjARIN EST. --CROS! LISHED o resi in the House t, at a .lalary ith Furnished Apartments mat, 150 each per Annum ; and „, DICAL OFFICERS, each at a "ie .& _-. Annu ,A - Officer to be duly qualified Robert L. ,er of the oor-Law missioners, and to be William Co, r the prop& treatment of Patients committed William Davis, ..._ . Alsora NON-RESIDEN DISPENSER OF Richard Fuller, Esq.at a Salary of e 75 per Annum ; andTWO NON- James A. Gordon, Esq., M.D., I F.R.S. ISSISTANT DISPENSERS, each at a Salary of ,s.q., F.R. tided by Act of Parliament, is ire, mdance daily . from TEN to FOUR e Office, 20, SOUTH JOHN-STREET RANCE OFFICE June 15, 1947. Wanttilvi. N'S New York 16th June, 1847, at TO T" Shares may be tficen, Prospectuses had, and every informa tion obtained by applying to Mr. THOMAS DALY, Solicitor, Prince's-buildings, North John-street ; or to Mr. G. H. PLANT, THE CANNING BUILDING NEFIT SOCIETY -Subscriptions 10s. '0 REDEMPTIO I Annuiti Ter week allowing a of the R Canning VOTI VES LIFE MENT of FEVER H 2 per A rrtHE 4 J. are d COALS, AND CLOTHING. of the WEST DERBY UNION ?iving TENDERS for supplying, from lAge. I 73r it o l :A o ts u . t I eiise of : mar. ?ack. London, appeare( the Zoological C not being - members of the Comm( to be Eight of the COMMISSION more fa S OF .e 2( " Natt tom-hou be favo: th litsi is the bar and a In only W( street, I THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. SECOND NORTH UNION BUILDING SOCIETY DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL STEAM-SHIP AND SAVING FUND. BUILDING COMPANY. Shares £l2o—Subscription, 10s.—Entrance, 2s. 6d. per Share. NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIV ", t the lIALF ASSURANCE' NO REDEMPTION. IN YEARLY MEETING of the pRIETORS will be held which occupied the court tour days in argument, was THIS Society is es..ablished on the most liberal at the Company's Office, on DNESDAY, the 23d insta n t, a t morning resume d, and took up the attention o f th e C ourt I scale, having a Fixed Graduated Reserve, a n d a lib era l One o'clock, to receive tiler - Report of the Directors for the the entire day without being brought to a conclusion. The Bonus to Members withdrawing, amounting to upwards of six Half-year ending the sf May, 1847, pursuant to the Deed of per cent. on Subscriptions paid in, thereby guaranteeing it to Settlement. - order, bill was filed by the plaintiff, a surveyor and land agent, a' be a good and profitable investment. PHINEAS HOWELL, Agent. Birkenhead, in the county of Chester, to carry into effe The FIRST GENERAL for Payment of Sub- Office, 17, E en-quay, Dublin, Juno 10, 1847. an agreement alleged to have been entered into b- - scriptions, will be held r. JOHN D GG Inn, 18, Waterloo-ro , on WEDNESDAY 1 COURT OF CH .NCERY, WESTMINST DALE V. H LTON. ice-Chant nr AV ELECTORS OF SOUTH L. with - a person of the name of Robert M'Adam, singe de ceased, in the month of June, 1843. By this agreement E. which was never signed by M'Adam, Dale charged tha he was interested in the profits of a speculation of lam I received a purchased in Birkenhead for building purposes to the ex come a CAN_ tent of one-third, M'Adam being entitled to the two other ;HIR' WII.EN in the month of June last Requisition from you requesting m, purchase lvanced in equal moieties by ti I thousand voters, and as the prim t' answer to that Requisition,are unchan defendan ` al t Y I land were c brm you appeared that the .veyed to t to the 1 money )Ut tile privi gh he Virj ,hat Dale, althot A I ale having by his property to then chargel [ve I value of the lands v £25,000, and the bill te parcels of rnniptip, A on the ground that n land in the abseil( lg an am: un dal 1, or of the e were received by s to the Weather, N iterest in ple of the Gree ;hority whats, The - 'preser. ,t elaborate judgment, held I t El when I )RS' COW Shadwell.) 'ORRIS n injur 04s. Tobacco at iedtotton, and Worsted, 11 0 Lei 15 0, 1 1 40 1 13 10 I 1 19 31 50 2 4 0 1 2 10 41 CO HAN( (Before S. About six months train the defendant from rebuilding a mlled down, in a street called /slir Line of t. bent of t gay last, his ho to be d F;orn the area exte representation was loudly encored, and the thunders of aPpluse that fo: ....le 1) (West I 1), and that of Venus Rising from a I in whi simply gures are so c truth of Royal AcaC Henry Birchfield Swabey, Esq.,yrareat Cumberland-street, I retry and well-turned limbs were in this, as Hyde-park. Player, . (With power to increheir number to Seven.) NKERS. . Charles Hopkinson and Co., No. 3, Regent-stre pno•of Rn;ra-....m.,—. 'ln Ca. 11-I, •—• A. We canno id, which was most ably Sanui r siding at the Messrs. R SOLICITORS. kith, and Sadie: ichardfon, 28, Go .square, I enormot SECRETARY PROCEEDINGS ON 1 of the ship ai EIRRIVA I I Mr. John Henry Iv Strand, London Murchison, Office, No arrivE )fficeis will proceed to ex mHIS Company is fo rme d f or the purpose of work ing the Pant-drainiog Slate Quarry, in the parish Llanllechid, Carnarvonshire, the proposed purchase of wind . can be effected on terms most advantageous to the Company pTh from thn 1,...,4,4 • • of I emigrant proceet ' of the fines+ North America and is a portion fan rea of about 39 acres and a half. o The „:;relit Holyhead road passes through this Property, and con nects the Quarry with the Wharf at Garth Point, on'the hlenai Straits, and also with the Chester and Holyhead Railway. finds to I tely ne Montreal the emi trom and city T go direct by the mail sie the canal, whic the turnii bout three proximity to which will anal the Company to dland convey Slates into the Liverpool, Manchester, markets with a punctuality and dispatch that c attained through the medium of shining.. It now t 'ltch it is v 1 in the imiti :vent about 80, 000 tons ofanarketable elaterti; to be obtained from The Property is held for a term of years, which will expire in 1903, without any Royalty, and upon exceedingly favourable cost of p ,gement, the three halfpence. Of course, in enutne in the currency of our coin, the: to the wed each was sufficient in many in- over the arsonated Milton's word ;epertect sym- conclude without not led by M. Redl ; the c, pleb: ate duly . appreciated and applauded. ShouldtheWeae; prove fine this evening, the attendance will, no doubt, be 3overnment and Cus- mine the ve sel and mdition of the passengers ; and should their report there will be no obstacle in the way of the There xe two much cheaper, but far mor 'tedious and uncomfortable. It becomes necessary to notice the difference of currency between that of En gland and. Lower and Upper Canada ; for, without this needful knowledge, the stranger is sure to be a serious .t.miling, win °ring sevenpence nanpenny. Vur shilling is' called " a quarter of a dollar," and its Canadian value is one shilling and three pence; four English shillings therefore pass for one dollar, and a, sovereign for about one pound four shillings and four pence halfpenny at a an accounr, it is generally taken for one pound five Ail. Hugs. Whilst upon the subject of money, it may also be added that a British half-crown will only produce three shillings : whereas two shillings and JUSTLY THE. T HE . lii hold- I [TATO 043 write tt LONDON. J. Peity Musr" - d - C. P Without With I Profits. Profits .€2 18 10 4 0 9 6 1 0 J. Renshaw Liwreiice Turnei, Esq yy the Company from :R., Secretary Exchange- SURANC A GRI CULTUR- Lre entitled to Three Fourths of the aid within one weep after they are LIFE INSURANCE DEPAI ances on Lives and Survivorship: are effected—Ann-. „Endowments granted and every Branch of Life Ice conducted on the most Liberal Terms. ers and Agriculturists will find this Office moderate in I _ _ 'MENT Premiums for the Assurance of .elOO on a Single Life Whole of Life For the Term of f 1 ith out Profits. Profits One Year. I Five Years, 111 s. d. .-e 13 a. d. I a. d. s. d. 3 1 0 0 8 115 0 1178 7 1 116 1 10 3 1 I 2S 5 1 in an - L.:. I 2 5 3 0 7 3 7 2 9 1 i i 6 1 6 4 5 4 1 910 1 11 4 4 4 7 411 4 2 1 6 2 5 7 ectuses and every other information may be bad from LM FENTON, Esq., Manager_ or from r. C. alkhai 3, LIVER-COURT, ent for Liverpool r. G. K West Pert , 00L.. Messrs. PH street I NIAS CROOK and SC?? J. TATE, I RICULTURI ST s, 8, CI COMP AN ER 7 AND 8 VICTC CAPITAL SUBS( ly 16,000 /iiru;a. and all claiwgi Pitt-street Woolton: the PROTECTION of FARMERS lgainst LOSS by DISEASE cr , pI4IENTS amor FARMING STOCK. receive Annual ()VTR CASTLE-STREET, Ld the Neighbourhood. Watericio ; if ; Waring, Ir. James , sir. H. Middlehuiit, M anc h es t er - street; . Lauber, Houghton-street; Mr. J. B. Chambers, Pickop-street Mr. John GregsOn, Oldham-street; Mr. T. S. Parker, Wood side ; Mr. Charles Jones, Liscard ; and Mr. John Lyon T)RO )FESSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY SIONS N.ND HOLDING_ „ _ PUBLIC NOT HITHERTO OFFERED ANY SIMILAR INSTITUTION. INCORPOR E D. CAPITAL, TWO HUNDRED, AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS. . PROT , ' TO TI OFFICE 76, Cll APSIDE, LONDON, • Lieutenant-Colonel Cameron. I William Wellington Cooner. LcobMontefiore, Esq. ',Main E. Nash Norco 21 AT Alex. Hamilton Earl, R.N. ~ John James Rippon, E sq . Major Henry Stones. Rev. J. W. Gleddall, M .A. E. Gamaliel Winthrop, Esq. William Heseltine, Esq. AUDITORS.—George Bain, Esq 0111r - Erderton, Esq Frederick Wo , Esq._ _ _ ACTU .—Edward Baylis, Es Sm* , M.D., 13, St. James' 111 s Alfred Barker, M.D. cite Cooper, Esq., M.R.C.S. RS. — Bank of England. rd M. Elderton, Esq., 3, Lotlibury, MANAGER PHYSICI place, St James's. SuaoEoN.--w SOLICITOE This Corp, inciuning trnmemate, SUM , ivtn-- ship, and deferred annuities ; and Endowment to widows, children ? and others; and offers many peculiar advantages to the public.—The rates of premium, prepared from unquestion able data, are essentially moderate.—Every policy issued by this corporation is indisputable, (except only in cases of per• sonation,) and rendered practicall advisable, by the recogni • tion of their transfer or assignment. —The assured are per mitted, in time of +,. A • • A u, peace I icotia, New Brunswick, - lope, and Prince Edward Cape of Good uonal premium.—The directors are empowered to approiFiate one-tenth of the entire profits of the corporation to the relief of the assured while living, and to extend the same to his widow AII Tl-1 • • uuu orprmS.—rolicies granted to secure annuities in the event of BLINDNESS, INSANITY, PARALYSIS, ACCIDENTS, OR ANY OTHER BODILY OR MENTAL AFFLICTION, disabling the as sured.—Persons of every class and degree admitted to a full participation in all the nf fll Specimen of the annual rates of premium for assuring £lOO for the whole term a life, viz. : S I With Bonus, .e 2 7d. I Without Bouus. 313 3 511 1 418 6 Prospectuses, with full details, may be had at the Offices of the respective Agents. Chief Offices, 76, Cheapside, London. EDWARD BAYLIS, Actuary and Secretary. LIVERPOOL AGENTS: Messrs. RIDSDALE and CHUNCY, Fenwick-chambers, Fenwick- street. PHYSICIAN.—JAS. VOSE, M.D., Gambier-terrace, Hope-street. SURGEON.—EDWAR D BATTY, Esq., 34, Stafford -street. STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE L A AND A D D I S 0 N, PUBLISHERS OF THE LIVERperOL STANI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERS ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS AND PRINTS Have in Stock, a Manufacture to order, EDGERS, DAY BOOKS, CASH I OKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS, COPYING 800 •' , BILL BOOKS, & WASTE BOOKS, lIVEVERY VARIETY OF STYLE. PAPERS, From the Mills of Whatman, J. R. Jones, and other approved Makers CREAM, LAID, NOTE, AND LETTER PAPER, LARGE AND SMALL POST, IN FOLIO AND QUARTO, LAID AND WOVE FOOLSCAPZ, DEMYS, ROYALS, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND COPYING PAPER. MORISON'S BLACK, COLOURED, AND COPYING INKS. PERRY'S, HARWOOD'S, VOORSANGER'S, AND OTHER STEEL PENS. PAPER CASES, WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS AND KEYS. PENCILS, SUITED TO MERCANTILE AND OTHER PURPOSES. • ENVELOPES OF EVERY SIZE. QUILLS AND PENS OF EXCELLENT QUALITY CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS, IN CALF, RUSSIA, AND MOROCCO. :NG DESKS. HARWOOD'S METALLIC MEMORANDUM BOOKS SEALING WAX, WAFERS, LETTER FILES. ANNEXING RIBBON AND TAPE. MOUND IN MOROCCO, FOR T LETTERPRESS PRD REPORTS, CATALOGUES, SHARER] _ BILLS OF LADY ITHO( CUSTOM lICL CARDS. CIRCI. SE ENTRIES, ILC AND COPPERPLATE 1 ) It MACHINE RULING, &c. A.ND.ARD OFFICE, 4 ; ST, GEORG.E'S-CREBcPx -40,R1)=STARET LIVRRPOOL 111liTAL 1 e his Society has no the Meetings for the PAYMENT held on the FTRST ATnArnAv of weary ;onies 1 3asnett-street. ll' - _ commenced operations, and To be one offfitrrepresen `SUBSCRIPTIONS Vail be numerous eornituency of I Possessing the highest quali on bas been the greater be your pl ests w imgly sate of education, by additional s tertained wl dition of our own people, ajesty's ( every it that n€ don thec tion of the labou'iing led, I 1 inseparat te meral I , and this support L shall feel it fig du 3 which are calculated to advance the it most ex lolicy of I by ress of t the con- ntion from he con dit r repiesentative I have, to the best of I: cause of civil, religious, and cominerr, position f at pre 'orris, London-roac Bonus to Members desire heir inoneyAS a Saving [she'd on princigres which will prove it an exc •ofitable investment. Sh - ares may be taken, every information obt house, Loncloi ;, Secretary, LIVERPOOL DOCKS NEW LANDING STAGE, GEORGE'S PIER. riIHE Committee of the Docks do hereby give Notice I that, until the Bridges shall be completed and attached tc can be al I fore, the Ferry Boats from THAM, iC(2I4•Pr, BI3IITEAD, subject to the existir until further o I are 1 MASOI 4th June, 1847 L DOC LIVERPOOL IIE AUDIT COMMISSIONERS, appointed by 1 T virtue of the several Acts of . - iarnent relating to the °cc } Liverpool Docks, are require meet at the Dock-office, on ~.,_.; TUESDAY, the lath instan Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. `""' to INSPECT, AUDIT, oatT — ADJ UST the ACCOI DOCK ESTATE. ~,' WITHERS, Tre I Dock-, ffict., Liverpool, Bth June, 1847 LIVERPOOL DOCKS I lH of E je l of MO' freVIPIn, Port of Liver pool Dock Acts, passed in the 51st year I pi of George HI. and 6th George IV.. reauire f Liverpool, shall a, A upon their hands, o -.HALL of the mention n those same Ac nd in the for GEORGE WITHERS, Treasur Dock-office, Liverpool, 14th June, 1847. LATE COM- cap. 110.) THE PANTDRAINIOG QUARRY .SJ PANY, BANGOR CAPITAL £40,000, Ix 2,000 SHARI DEPOSIT, £2 10S. PER SHARE Joseph Lawrence Butler;k-s4 1, Dale-street, Liverpool it not la, neert I that which is obtained, and estimatin making, cartag and all expenses of mar. :y per cent. per annum upon the capital o Parties desirons'Of taking the cancelled Shares may apply personally, till the 15th day of June next, to any of the fol lowing Gentlemen :—ln London, to the SECRETARY, at the Office, No. 19, Essex-street, Strand; to Messrs. RICHARDSON, SMITH, and SADDLER, 28, Golden-square; or to Mr. JAMES LANE, Mining Agent, 75, Old Broad-street, City; in Liverpool, to Messrs. D. and J. B. NEILSON, or to Messrs. SUDLOW BROTHERS; in Manchester, to Mess rs . C ARDWELL and SONS, or to Mr. AUGUSTUS HAHN ; in Birmingham, to Mr. W. H. CoLms; in Bristol, to Mr. HENRY DAYRELL, Clare-street; and in Exeter, to Mr. R. TRIPP, 12 and 13, High-street. Prospectuses, with the Engineer's Report and Engraved Plong of th n _ IMPORTANT -TO FAMILIES. THE POPULAR REMEDY. .DARR'S LIFE PILLS, a m ild, sa f e, an d most j_ effectual cure for Indigestion, Bilious, Liver, and Stomach Complaints, Sick Headache, Costiveness, &c. &c. Their com position is truly excellent ; they are comnottnffed entirely of • •••••-•• ,sa Ul • vegetable products, freed from all nting and deleteriou s matters, which +h render their operatioye ild and agreeable; they .4 n n wn lnnnh - . :eratioii of diet may no taken ny tne invalid perfect safety. As an occa sional dose in all nervous a ebilitated cases, recoveries from protracted diseases, &c. .ey will be found highly valuable, imparting vigour and ato the system when emaciated by disease. _ Their value as a eral tonic and restorative of the impaired stomach and hili system is daily manifested to the Pronrie- tors by their initteasing rapid sale; and the numerous testimo nials forwarded by those who have proved their efficacy. The following, with many others, have been recently received COMMUNICATED BY MR. GAMIS, YEOVIL reov;l, aly lath, 1846. SlRS,—Having during the last two years witnessed the re markable efficacy of PARR'S LIFE PILLS, I feel much pleasure in stating the following cases for the encouragement of Others. —I am, truly, yours, J. GAMIS. Illedieine Warehouse, Yeovil. E. A. An elderly gentleman came for a second box of PARR'S LIFE PILLS,_ and with pleasing astonishment said, these are the best pills I have ever had, and I intend always to keen them by key are the best reined. - mat after trying al most every m e di cine f or Indigestion and Bilious Complaint. PA an's LIFE PILLS stands unequalled, and emphatically said it was the best aperient medicine extant. W. 1?;._ A young man _ - oeen rennerect _ i , ~,, e 'coin tonowing his usual employment, being painfully afflicted with a most obstinate complaint in his stomach is now able to follow his usual employment by persevering in the use Of PARR'S PILLS. E. H. Who declares he has spent pounds in endes - ✓ourinr to cure a complaint which be terms the blind Piles, has, by taking three 2s. 2d. boxes, received a perfect cure. B. M. Who has been sadly afflicted with Rheumatism for two years, has found these Pills a perfect antidote, by havine recourse al tIICTII especially in tne spring rind fall of the year. These are but few among the many testimonials that I have of the good effects of PARR'S LIFE PILLS for all disorders in the plaints P.S.—You will forward me, as usual, one gross of PARR'S, and also a case of SPENCER'S PULMONIC ELIXIR. This medi cine the more it is tried, the more it is approved of, for Affec tions of the Lungs, Coughs, Tightness of Breathing, &c. &c. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. None are genuine unless the words PARR'S LIFE PILLS," are in White Letters on a Red Ground, on the Government Stamp, pasted round each box ; also the fac simile of the sig nature of the Proprietors, "T. ROBERTS and CO., Crane court, Fleet-street, London," on the directions. Sold in boxes at Is. 10. and 2s. 9d., and family packets at Ils. each, by all respectable medicine vendors throughout the world. NICOLL'S PALETOT, OF LLAMA CLOTH, REG.'D 6 AND 7 Vic., CAP. 65.—Messrs Nicoll, Court Tailors, of 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 Coat. Wars. Nic o ll can most cheerfully recommend this establishment to any of their patrons residing in its neigh rhood who may re quire, with the Paletot Coats, ther Dress or Frock, Trousers, Waistcoats, &c., Al RS. DAWBARN AND SON being constantly suppl . from London with every l improvement in taste anid shion, and more parti cu l ar l y as the same principles b us i ness f or w hi c h their own firm is now well known ere maintained by Messrs. Dan-- , barn, viz., very mode to prices, combined with every ex cellence of material r prompt cash payments. Alessrs. N. are well aware at there are some fashions which have - c file 11 llrinfy tAri rt n 4,11., Z... 44.-- .._i . ~ dom survive thVfluctua - ti n ons of which from thefr intrinsie 111P14.. season; others tooting in a more ester ne known to the r re . vogue in pro_ Elie. To the hit_ an and bers of the oosenations are alone In the United correct in reference to our own dominions States it is far otherwise, for the called " two shillings" ; and hence many an unfortunate emigrant has been grossly deceived by the idea, that when wages in the, Republic are quoted at from ten to twelve a British shilling i; means ten or aer day, be realized.- 1 --Canada as it is. THE REV. HENRY MELVILLE.—I walked frog Cl ham about three miles across, through country I es, Camberwell, to hear the celebrated Henry was but little difficulty in telling which was the famous Camden Chapel, though it is an extremely ordinary build d. has no single point abni 4 ,luntry, Melville. —„vut, is tnat, in our co,. would be likely to mark the church of a pastor so distin- not opene service, alt..-- _ •,.ere w,.. Crowd of persons waiting in the yard and on the steps, until they could have an opportunity to enter. I did not even think to ask if it were the right place, but walked round to the vestry-room door, and exercised a minister's right in knocking , tor admissio n , an d f or res t f or my weary • A. 'l' 1 'Melville cam( I had see feet. After 1 had sat for some time, and I knew him instantly from the engravin g _ _ very slender and pallid, He was kind and affectionate in h, ne a seat in his pew, in which he also sat himself until the evening prayer was ended. His sub --. the children singing hosannas in the temple, and ,s purpose was a collection for his chapel schools. But what can I say of the sermon ? My expectations were cer tainly very high: for previous visitors had been accu3- tomed to bring back to us the most flaming reports of Mr. Melville's eloquence and power. But I must confess my self wholly disappointed—disannointed in evervthinr. of him. He is miserable health gelicall ner, with great app; y and evan- mt carelessness, and wi vs. accmig. Lue !mace was aenseiy crowded; and, by a kind of concert between the preacher and hearers, the latter were allowed periodical coughing and breathing places. nrovidlod th.‘, e wuin ne perfectly 1 silent in the whil e between. But it Enc wa y s wiothout attraction to me; and the gentle tones and holy instructions of the venerable morning preacher were dwelling upon my ear in singular contrast, and my whet]. was in in: s puu now otten have I exclaimed in En g . : land, Oh for the power and purity of the Gospel upon these shoyes! Whenever there is anything like it, a crowd seek to profit by the provision. But. as a friPnd has said, "the itream is wiaer, but far less deep."—Re collections of England, by Dr. Tyng, of America. ARAB ROBBER.—By this time it had become quite light, when we saw at a distance of about a mile to the right, and a little before us, a man on horseback, with a long spear in his hand. He had taken his stand upon a very high mountain, where he had a view both of the road to the Jordan; and of that on which we were—to the Dead Sea. Immediately on perceiving our party, he came towards us; and when he came up, he addressed a few werds to our guard, and then came to me, and looked me right in the face, as if to intimidate me. He had a ferocious and bad appearance; but though he turned behind me with his huge spear in his hand, I never showed the least sign of being intimidated, not even so much as to look back at him. He had seen me eating an orange, so lie we n t t o Ni ca l o an d told him to come and ask me for one, which I gave t o but we had not ridd en f ar unt i l Nicalo I must give the man s ome b uc k s h eeth. and; and Nicalo answered th at he said he a N I a i m c s a ke l e o adg t oai for ng what, said, had been helping to guard us, that he could not escort us any further, and that he must be paid for w h a t h e h a d done. I then said that I had not employed him we had a very sufficient guard, who had safe back to Jerusalem ; if not, they were to get no and, continued I, you must tell him, I will not - • anything. Nicalo then said, these men arp -- men to quarrel with, and our guard had I fellow was a regular robber; and he was mountain where be could have a view of order that nothing might pass ke an eagle that prey. 1 that it i this ro' give lair .es, I kno motion was n me, and now can ,nended bill. Mr. Betlien and I vet was too g r. R. I A 1 Mr. W. James contra Lelerecl t there v :►g to the plan laid down b be Harr arties in t tive amounts of c injunction ought I present )rt of 1 volent. he hid guard, by expo-sir. No relief wlc I sonal enc ►cn divert or dry up the foiintai Eiat it is unquestionably higblv ?ANCE brought about with the seen obliged to I as in constitution :orally carried into t Even so, the it possible tinplE majority w THOUGHTS ON LOCAL MATT A LITTLE operations under the Royal Engin, I were eXplod Aiding used •by tt ,;ed that it must be tak we are t D to all t The Lond in private liou promoti RS AND THINGS fles of Friday t in destroying a resem- be instructed in field rick Smith, K. H. of red pounds of powder 'oken in the corps so da- iced and " seve mashed. " The ;factory to Sir F. The &peak t would be still the officers pre- CANDI ucins . the pre- f much known Lsions, or by his %11) , 1M- progress or .onl a friend ces of Liverpool, the isoling, although we had only his father's • an on the questions in the world feeble in numb The accounts from t PROTESTANT ( which 1 famili many Eng IURCII AT ROUEN , eently taken y The vast in the number of Rouen, together with ti ners trading to its port, and the very labourers now employ railway and in various public works, have painted out the 7 them with the means of attending a ) viai I of England, the want of which has hitherto beentlresul; neral complaint. Nearly four years ago ject of very .t Rouen - a, •deer, expressive of their desire I chaplain, which - ti was empowered to Tviees of their ie appointme t of a permaner ed that at le uarante( George f. authority could be obtainec the R( bi4,l 7 Of State for Forelgr Act. LO' ion, but ti minationto provide At their urgent solicitatio: A., of Queen's College, Car usual stipend under the Consu proceeded rapidly, and al ishop of I fled hims adequate to defray the ,ugh the fund is t t as yet church, expensi Roman Catholic sent we A BACK- either by pu aster t =list With the ( tholic ecclesiastics, who regarded it in the lig to proselytise their flocks, it has hitherto encot tle hostility ; and by the municipal authorities the prof has been encouraged even to an extent which might have been anticipated. But the establi s h men t o f well- not alone of th members of his congregation, but that of very many of the French inhabitants, who felt anxious to e be found to su probable that the example will be followed i French towns as are resorted to by Enf " - which may I English pot Itetnpt thus n W. R. Townsend, rector o the NNriter letter, with a fictitious signature, 1 penny post mark upon it, and to the much less would have been don e if it was sup _ _ they did to England, received having the B effect 0 I, the Irish would flock over fever and pestilence in that land of peace lino._ and! thn hnenitale and plenty, lie •ending vation, and causing immense expense, without any return rev. gentleman, in reply to this, gives a heart-i account of the misery, utter destitution, disease, star and death, with the means of relief, through wort, prevail amongst the masses of his poor fellow-countryme and their families. The scenes are, indeed, too he for detail, but appear, from the strength and m the narration, to bear the impress of truth. He state that in place of meeting this dreadful state of thing by adequate means, the public works are insufficient the wages unproportioned to the price of provisions, ant thousands, old and young, are being weekly carried off by famine or disease arising from it. The people, too, that are almost destitute of clothing, and this alsO prnepUgate; daily tor their anowence of Indian meal—lta a-day for an adult, and half a pound for all under nine years of age. Many are unable to walk, and perish. Others who re. ccive the meal are told they must soak it twelve hours h . . water before they boil it, as if starving men could patiently stay the cravings of nature to any given time. them have, after all, fuel or means to cook it he _asks, wonderful If Few of Is it, svho can, rush to Eng land to save their lives, or emigrate to America, if they have the means. " It is," he concludes, " cruel and - unjust to leave these people to the casual voluntary bounty of private individual, in Great Britain ; to those whose boundless charity is so well known that they are as a tar get for everyone to shoot a quill at. Their names will be found in the books of every subscription for every good purpose, and their names will be, and are, inscribed in a better book—the Book o f Life, for His namesake whose will they do. It is the duty of the government to come out like men girded for the battle, and determined to con quer, with measures adequate to the difficulty. £20,000,000 has been lost by the poorest nation in the world ; all this £20,000,000 the product of manual labour : £20,000,000 must be expended in manual labour to put us in the state we were, before that £20,000,000 can be appropriated to such reproductive works as will, under Providence, ensure future abundance, employment, and prosperity—not like the lavish expenditure of last winter, which had better been thrown into the sea, but that it continued many in life; and all this should be repaid ; and where landed proprie tors cannot, or where they will not, let their properties be the forfeit to the government who support the people, and in this they cannot go wrong ; for the same c pursued by a servant of God, as recorded in 1 Blessed Word, Genesis, chap. xlvii., verses until this is t" iauct was Holy and 24, and every state of life, we will not or cannot be a prosperous people, and if my correspondent and the British people wish the Irish to be kept at home and not to deluge the land, they should raise their voices and send in net from every district, to. parliament, to stein the tc time, Ey finding profitable and reproductive emi for the Irish at home, before it be too lat I ,I GINFLITENCE OF CLEANiIAI .ed, sweet, cheerful, well- ,ind lion is obvious Between the s a filthy led 6y its for the property The Topic testant church in Rouen was formerly a chapel. Mr. Stokes has entered upon h ties with a fair prospect of sue( AND PETITIONS CON COCTED BY IMPOSTORS. )avid J r pay "T t v of St, T part of ved from. .g a pi s of those -e of late / gentle- ye adopted this y: feel interested ribe my 21st S .1 of each ;rers. and clerk in the the other Ellen •espectable from NA, with their respec- Some few the parties by far the itimate charity; able it the reve upon their A similar - freedom er clergymen, and uch on their guard. without previous per- he politest ten David J specur. ,od edu as been a lawyer was al consti barrister that the ?ry, however, ntation of Liver: fate of the bar •etary." We don't affair seems to us to se.', If our brother TO Till II AND FAIR ND UNDER SUS day moruing last, ;h cemetery of St. the burial ground led the body of al to the work- h bruised , and was on Saturday no ere found. The n and cap. )st mortem 1 cation was soon lost in the baronet' to Whiggery to pool hasa Chance of foil ri.tnr Iva 'knit, working and' builnes_ like that " we believc be a sort of " damnin, was in earnest, we should -like private sec )." The whole BODY OF A CHILD E An Brooksbant found a box under the wall of and on opening it found that it contaii The head apps i good deal discoloured clue to t tie had it red to be mu At the incit unnatural parent or parent d in a n 'dant was rati The inquest WE Inquest y€ house-st part of the head, ened by ti tissue, be* congestion of t of the head wa: bones. He result of exte jury returned ACCIDENT AT accident occuned at the tunnel, Lime-street. As a train of hi; descending the tunnel, a ropy by SOITIt tangled with the handle of one of tl fastening, it is thought, prevented tha any power Fponthe stoppage of the tr cause may train came 1 so that it d , - Sown the ttinne ana smashed it to pieces. Neeing the velocity with which the wagons were going, and finding that the break alluded to was powerless, one of the breaksmen, named Thomas Simpson, threw himself off at the Edge-hill lower end of the tunnel, where the excavations are now being made for the enlargement of the station, and was dashed against one of the lately blasted rocks. From the rock, and by the force of the velocity, he was hurled back against the carriages, and we regret to say that the wheels passed over his arm and ground the bones almost to powder. This is the second accident, of a similar kind, which has occurred in the tunnel within the last few weeks. Upon the former occasion, owing to a neglect upon the part of the breaksmen, the carriages, which were not luggage car— riages, but carriages laden with passengers, came downwith equally, tremendousvelocity, an d dashed up against the buf fers placed inside thewall which separates Lime-street from the station. Some idea of the force with which that train came down the tunnel may be formed from the fact that the buffers, which are formed of four immense and almost immovable iron springs, against which the greatest weight would be supposed incapable of producing the slightest impression, were completely doubled close to gether, and the train was thus prevented from bursting through them, and through the wall into Lime-street. The Liverpool directors, we understand, took the matter into immediate consideration, and not only fined the breaksmen, but suspended each of them for a week. Tux EARL OF ELLESMERE.--it is not merely as being an author himself that Lord Ellesmere is connected with literature : he is also the patron and friend of authors. A Aleceenas is a character comparatively rare in these days of literary independence ; and it is well, both for the personal comfort of authors and for the dignity of literature, that it shoul," me days of lordly pa tronage and literary servility are happily gone by; and the general public have become, if not the only, at 'least the best supporters of men of letters. No man of abiliir and industry, with the requisite information, who applies himself to literature, can long remain without a respect -,ble subsistence ; but cases will occur where struggling merit is uncon y, if h of even the simplest arts of` self: ere acknowledged ability is sudden* oan who delicacy, render incalculable ht thus ) to who would. benefit of their 3rstantl, in suck prejudic ,sition. We with whom Magazine 'OWN FC -On Tue brain. The c known a examined He also 'per and posterior =eh thick- Le cellubuldr ire was also bone at the back .e injuries were the Luse of death. The kurder against some Irday an alarm -I,veen ;one were Etna became en vaks, and this .cm having in. Whatever tha s certain, that the Liverpool and Bir- Lppened to be lying unlike the kti Mr. Ed extravas was IN IS OT .01 I violen