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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.

An adjourned meeting of this Board was held last even-
ing ; present, John Laird, Esq., in the chair, and Messrs.
Milnes, Gough, Bailiff, Greene, Rae, Cook, Lightbound.
Graham, Pritchard, Watson, and Thomson.
The proceedings of the Lighting and Watch, the
Health, the Market, the Road and Improvement Com-
mittees were read and confirmed.

On the minutes of the latter committee being read,

Mr. RAE asked whether any steps had been taken to
abate the nuisances which took place on Sundays in the
neighbourhood of the Park, by the assemblage of dis-
graceful characters ?

Mr. WATsoN replied that the transactions alluded to

by Mr. Rae took place outside the township boundary,
and beyond the jurisdiction of the Commissioners ; but,
for the protection of the park itself, there were seven
policemen on duty every Sunday.

FINANCE COMMITTEE

After the minutes of this committee had been read,

Mr. GREENE inquired whether the chairman of the
Finance Committee knew that the township bonds, in
possession of the Royal Bank, had been sold, and, if so,
whether the Commissioners had any protection for the
£4,000 or £5,000 security they held on those bonds ?
Mr. 'WATSON said the committee had not received any
notification of the fact.

Mr. GREENE said such was the fact, and a sale note

had been given for them. He wished therefore to know
whether the Commissioners were protected
Mr. WATSON said he was not competent to give an
answer to the question. He should, however, like to
know if Mr. Greene could inform him what they were
sold for ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

confidence as an inquiry conducted by the favourite house
of the people.—The stOiect then dropped.

TliE CASE OF MR. MURRAY

In reply to a question by Lord D. STUART, that the
British authorities had not paid sufficient attention to the
matter to insure Mr. Murray a fair trial,—Lord STANLEY
contended that there was no ground for assuming that
Mr. Murray's case had been neglected. At the present
time every effort was being made by the British govern-
ment to protect Mr. Murray from being made the victim
of injustice—if any injustice had been practised towards
him.—Lord PALMERSTON gave his willing testimony to
the zeal and activity exhibited by the British authorities
in the case.

The adjournment to Thursday next was then agreed to.
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

A conversation took place between Mr. W. Ewart and
the Chancellor of the Exchequer upon the advisability of
parties being educated expressly for the diplomatic service.

LIGHT DUES ON BRITISH SHIPPINC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.

SALE OF SUMMER STOCK.
JOHN JONES, WATERLOO HOUSE, CHURCH-
STREET, agreeably to the announcement of his
Retiring from Bthiness, begs respectfully to inform his
Friends and the Public that, having disposed of the
greater portion of his
WINTER STOCK,

HE WILL

OFFER FOR. SALE,

THE WHOLE OF THE
SUMMER GOODS,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) and follpang—days

The STOCK of FANCY DRES , PRINTED MUS-
LINS, FRENCH BAREGE E LAINES, SATINS,
SILKS, SHAWLS, DE RY, LINENS, RIBBONS,
&c., are considerab educed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

!; th of Custom House, Is. pe:
H ,SE AND GAS CANNEL,
GAS GALS, AND SMITHS' COALS,

WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERA

COMPANF'S OFFICES

Rumford-street

T ton extra

MANACIE

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
PURVEYORS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY,
F SPr CTFULL Y invite the attention of the
_lt Nobility and Gentry to the following rich SAUCES and
CONDIMENTS : -

SOYER'S RELISH.
Thisj ustly celebrated Sauce sty wt n universal use arougl
Out the world. The great renown acquired by M. SOYEI
having induced the ntroduction of severali mitations of
Relish, purchasers are requested particularly to observ-
every genuine bottle bears his Portrait on the Labe'
/lied by the names of his Whole Azents.
SOYER'S SAUCE.
Of this Sauce. two distinpevarieties are prepared

lar in flax
produced

i other;

for Gentlemen, is of Vmucli
ROYAL TA ttLE.4AUCE.—A new Sauce of a pectin...,
licious and piquant flavour, lately introduced by them. It has
received universal commendation from the most distinguished
epicures, and is already in very general use at the tables of the

Nobility and the principal Lotidiin Clubs.
SOHO SAUCE.—The distinguished patronage this Sauce has
obtained ircq.rants the proprietors in recommending it as one
of the best Sauces extant, possessing a peculiarly rich and
piquant flavour, which renders ►t a most desirable adjunct for
Game, Stakes, Made Dishes, &c.
DINMORE'S ESSENCE OF SHRIMPS.
:„,..milred for imparting

delicious Sauces c
kinds of boiled at

—One of the most

sence of Anchov

as met «'•ith a deci,

true flavour of the Shrimp is fully retained.
TRUE MADRAS CURRY, AND MULLIGATUNNY
PASTE AND CHA'PTNYS. Messrs. BARRIE and Co., Ve-
pery, Madras, to enable their old correspondents returning
from India to continue the use of these celebrated Condiments,
have made arrangements to forward regular supplies of the
above, packed in glass jars for family use.
ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, in the preparation of which
none but the best Gorgona Fish are used.
SIR ROBERT PEEL'S SAUCE, for general purposes; each
bottle is labelled with a fac-simile of the late Right Hon. Baro-
net's letter of approval.
STRASBOURG MEATS.—This delicious preparation sur-
passes every description of Potted Meat yet introduced to
public notice ; the flavour is full and rich, yet at the same time
so mild and bland that the most delicate and fastidious palate
is pleased. It is also very easy of digestion, and adapted to
weak stomachs.
ESSENCES OF HERBS AND SPICES of all kinds, for
purposes of flavouring.
The above, together with their other rich Sauces, and supe-
rior Pickles, (prepared in pure Malt Vinegar,) which have for
so many years obtained universal preference. may he procured
from most respectable Sauce Vendors in the United Kingdom.
and the principal Stores in India and the Colonies. Wholesale
Warehouse, 21, Soho-square, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

MISCELLANEOUS

CHALLENGE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.—It is stated
that Senator the Hon. John Barney had formally chal-
lenged the French minister to fight a duel, but the minister
had declined, and applied for the protection of Govern-
ment. Relative to the dispute, the Herald says, " Mr.
John Barney is a very handsome gentleman, and he con-
sequently is a great gavourite with the ladies. His con-
versation is of such a charming character that lie always
pleases when he makes the attempt. M. Sartiges is also
a very handsome man ; indeed, I happen to know that his
identity and Mr. Barney's have been mistaken upon more
than one occasion. M. Sartiges came to this country
heralded as an acknowledged lady-killer. Who can won-
der, then, that in such a sphere as Washington, these
rival Adonises should disagree ? Since the days of llelen,
if not of Adam himself, the gentler sex have always been
at the bottom of all mischief ; and if the United States
and France should go to war in consequence of the dis-
agreement of Mr. Barney and M. Sartiges, it will not be
the first war chargeable to a petticoat. Mr. Barney
charges M. Sartiges with having insulted him, and with
firing at rats and cats whilst other people were going to
church on Sundays."
REPORTED EARTHQUAKE AND SINKING OF Two
IsLANDII.—In the shipping intelligence of a Yew York
paper we find the following :—Whale ship John and Eli-
zabeth. of New London, was spoken on the 11th of
March last, at sea, and reported having experienced a se-
vere shock of an earthquake about a mon th previous.
Afterwards steered for Grampus island, and found thirty
fathoms water on it ; supposed it must have sunk in the
earthquake, as his chronometer was correct. The bar que
Glene!g, from Hong Kong, also steered for an island laid
down in the chart, but could not find it, and supposed it
to have been also submerged.
A DUEL ON A STEAMBOAT.—A. Mississippi paper say
that two passengers on the steamer Chas. Hammond,
during her trip from New Orleans, exchanged three shots
on the hurricane deck of the boat. One of the party, a
Texas planter, was shot in the arm.
Half a million of property had been destroyed in New
York, by the burning down of Swift's large steam sugar-
refinery, and French's Hotel.

M. Kossuth was at Albany, labouring under a severe
attack of illness.

A majority of Fillmore delegates had been chosen in
New York.

Miss Cushman had closed her theatrical engagements,
and was about to return to England.
The Herald announces the arrival of Lola Montes in
New York.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

Eiberpoof tatibarb.

FRO3I OUR LO

ON CORR.ESPW

.3fonda

any " illustrious stranger" visited this metropolis

ave been wore than astonishe

marvellous unanim

of the whole motley and ma

oned population—he must have been

k with the extraordinary fact that a single

iossession of the British

to the exclusion of all others, and reigned there
rfumetl

e gone into

puld have heard t

ng idea expressed by dc

ernve-looking diplomatists, whiskered and n

od dandies

and sylphlike delicate flowers of t

rom th

guttural of " the D.,1
I

to the gentle melifl

CHEST

d laconically

stinthes

The Derb

Had he gone into t

d turbot-

devouring n

ate ro

the mahoganies o

;torn of an afi

the men of r

ev and merchandise

ack parlours, I

I by the s

ar to him to be t

word and re

the industrions east

Had he stroll

ords, or into the II

ar law

in earnest excited
yllahles " The Dar'

se above the orator.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

Pompadour with flounces, or the rnousselines de sine its
all shades, plain or brochees, rivalling the grenadines, so
much admired for their softness and freeness from creasing.
The robes a disposition, so in favour at the present
time, have their own particular stamp of distinction. The
flounces are edged with plain satin borders, stamped, or
broclie!s in harmonious shades. Some have progressive
stripes, imitating elegant ribbons, covering the flounces;
others have the flounces edged with wreaths, or fancy
designs, suitable to the ground of the material.
We have seen some very pretty demi negligees redin-
gotes of taffetas, with stripes or wreaths up the front of
the skirt and round the body and sleeves.
The new foulards—some with fancy flounces, others
with printed transversal stripes—are much made into
dresses for the country ; as well as the bayaderes, the
robes albanaises, and checked foulards, with five broches
flounces.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

EAGLE HOTEL,
(LATE KNIBB'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL,)
No. 9, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL

GRAM & A. \VURTH beg respectfully to
C • inform the Public that the above HOT,,EL—has--been
recently fitted up with every convenie comfort for
Families and Commercial Travellers ere they can be accom-
modated upon the most moder erms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,

L'PnOL, MAY, 1852
ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS

For a convenient and periodical—Delivery of Family Parcels

from the
ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS
TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE

TO THE
SUBURBS-of LIVERPOOL BIRKENHEAD, ROCK
FERRY, SEACOMBE ,

ALL orders should be given in— . ater than the
Evening previous to Deliver as the. Vans will be
despatched from the Warehouses ch Morning at Half-past
Eight o'clock precisely.

The Men in charge of the Yserf—are authorised to take orders—

mettle Accounts

PARCELS will be DELIVERED on
Monday and Tuesday,
At BIRKENHEAD, ROCK FERRY, SEACOMBE, &C.

• Wednesday,
PRINCES PARK, AIGBURTH, ALLERTON,
WELLINGTON ROAD, &C.

Thursday,

WOOLTON, GATEACRE, CHILDi'VALL, WAVERTREE, &C.

Friday,
FAIRFIELD, OLD SWAN, WEST DERBY, WALTON, &C,

• Saturday,
BOOTLE, SEAFORTH, WATERLOO, CROSBY, &C

All the Town Parcels Delivered Daily (hy Pans;) the latest
delivery despatched at Five o'Clock each. Evening precisely.

Our great aim is to make a suitable Selection of Qualities for
Family use: only.
'flit Scale of Profits is fixed at the lowest rate that will yield
a remuneration adequate to secure the mutual interest of Family
Purchasers and of Ourselves.
In no period of the Tea Trade, since IS34,hasthere been such
decided advantages, as regards Quality, Price, and Abundance
of Imports, as the present Season, and we maintain that Fami-
lies are fully entitled to the benefit resulting from these cir-
cumstances.
ROBT• ROBERTS AND COMFY.
(Entrance up the Steps.) Royal Bank-buildings,
LIVERPOOL.

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
NEW ROAD, LONDON.
JIERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, &c re hereby in-
-o'l formed that they can be e with MORISON'S
VEGETABLE UNIN EDI INES, direct from the
College, as aboie.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

THE INCE HALL COAL AND CANNEL COM-
PANY having made arrangements to deliver their superior
HOUSE COALS AND CANNEL,
at the Residence of the Consumer,
CARTAGE FREE,
when within three miles of the several Yards of the Company,

CROWN-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
COMMERCE-STREET. BIRKENHEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE,
respectfully solicit the continued support anti patronsze of the
Public. A List of the Prices may be had, on application at
the several Offices of the Company. Orders posts '
the Company's Offices,
RUMFORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
BRIDGE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE,-
will be promptly attended to

DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT,
FIVE PEIt/CFST.

COALS
_FOR. EXPORT,

est Steam Coal, large and r6und
-Ditto screened
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

I‘IR. SPOONER'S MOTION.

THE debate on Mr. SPOONER'S motion, relative
to Maynooth, "like a wounded snake, drags its
slow length along." On Tuesday an extraordinary
morning sitting was held, for hearing the pros and
cons in fervid eloquence and stern discussion, and
the debate was adjourned to the evening. It
appeared, however, that the members had had more
than enough of it, for the house was counted out.
It was resumed again in Thursday, then postponed
to Friday, and afterwards postponed to Friday next.
In the meanwhile, petitions amounting in number
to more than 800, with little short of half a million
of signatures, have been presented ; and had there
been an effort to get them up in a party way, both
might have been more than doubled. The feeling
of the country is decidedly against the grant ;
inquiry must take place, and it can have but one
result.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

SPAIN.

Accounts from Madrid to the 20th instant, state that
the chiefs of the Moderado party had drawn up a memorial
to the Queen, praying her majesty to resist all changes in
the fund amental laws. A new society for the navigation
of the Mediterranean has been formed at Barcelona. Two
large screw steamers had been ordered in England for
that purpose, which were to be called Tharsis and Pelavo.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

Sea Island
Stained
Boweds
Mobile
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati, &c
Bahia, &c.
Maranharn
Sawginned
Demerara,&c
Egyptian
Barbadoes
Peruvian
Laguayra
Corn.W.l.&c.
Carthagena
Smyrna
Manilla

Surat
Madras
Bengal

104720 1175740 8404 1035140'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

548110

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,

FRIDAY, MAY 28.

At a further advance of ss. to 10s. per tierce the sales of beef
for the week reach 3,C00 tierces, and buyers would yesterday
have gone on farther but Vat, for the very limited quantity
left in first hands, a still increased advance was demanded.
Pork of all descriptions has advanced ss. to Bs. per barrel;
the stoek is light and tLe tendency still upwards. At full rates
bacon moves rather more freely, and holders now talk of raising
their price. Lard has gone up 6d. to Is. per cwt. during the
week ; for want of supply the sales have only reached 60 tons.
There is nothing offering in American cheese, new is not much
inquired for, English cheese being plentiful and moderate in
price. Grease butter continues much sought after.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

rfilS DAY, (Tuesday,) the Ist instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Bushbys, Foster. and Co.'s Office, Colonial-buildings, Dale-
street,

140 Bags CnFFEE,
GO Ba- PIMENTO,
Just landed ex Leviatl , rom Jamaica.—For further parti-
culars apply to

BUSHBYS, POSTER, and CO., Brokers

On account of whom if mat concern.
POSTPONED from Friday, the 29th May.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the Ist instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the
Public Sales-room, Bxchano• b►ritdings,
A Quantity of Damaged M'► CTURED GOODS,
consisting of Yarn, co, Prints, Stuffs, &c.,
Being part of the care. be Driti,h Queen, bound hence to
Constantinople. "oods lie in the shed, north side of the
Coburg Dock.—Apply to
WM. HUSON, Broker for Lloyd'
Liverpool Underwriters'

Tx' S DAY, (T

and for the

Association,

On account of whom it may concern.

.sclay,) the-lst instant,

Public Sifes Room, Exclin.m.

Twelve o'clock, at the

buildings,

A Quantity of Damaged ICIANUFA'cI'u mai' GOODS,
Landed from the Bri• ish Queen, for Constan inople ; namely,
Cotton Prints, Gray and White Calicoe rated Stuffs, Cotton
Yarn, and other Goods. On ' at the Coburg Dock, and.
Catalogues had.—Ap 1y t
TTON and NEPHEW, Brokers.
A Catalogue m e seen at the Manchester Guardian-office.

WEDNESDAY

To-moRROW, (Wednesday.) the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Public Sales Room. Exchange-buildings,
26 Bales Bengal SAFF
72 Bales Bomba • DER ROOTS.
For further particular y to
GLA )NE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
ow, (Wednesday,) the 2nd instant, at One o'clock,
,t the Brokers' Office, No. 1, Ch - freet,
About 135 Bales COTI faults, _

)re or less ship dame^. , anded ex Irene. from Mo..
—Apply to Messrs. vN, SHIPLEY, & CO., Merchants;
H ERINGTON, and GILL, Brokers.

NEXT WEEK

.., dZe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

[DUTY FREE.]
WEST DERBY UNION.
TO BUILDER. AND OTHERS.
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR TENDERS.

TIitANVIN, and SPECIFICATIONS for the EREC-
TION of a NEW HOSPITAL for the WEST DERBY
UNION, may be seen at the Workhouse, in Mill-lane, Everton,
by parties wishing to CONTRACT for the same.
Bills of Quantities will be furnished by the Guardians at a
small charge, on application_at my office. _ _ _

Sealed Tenders, for the whole of the Works, (marked "Ten-
der for 0 'at Derby Union Hospital:l}-ftecoMpanied by
Schedule of Pnc , be sent to jnefun-or befog;: TUESDAY*
the Bth day of June nex .
The lowest Tender wi n arily be accepted.
Further informat• may be obtiftned at the Office of Mr.
A. B. CLAYTO. rchitect, Evertor] Villige,,..
By order of the Board.
WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clerk.
2, Elliot-street, Liverpool, 21st Slay, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

MAYNOOTH

Mr. LAnoucrinnE thought that the Chancellor of the
Exchequer had not supported the dignity of the house by
allowing its time to be occupied by a motion which could
produce no result whatever. He felt confident that Mr.
Spooner would acknowledge that nothing could be done
with a committee this session.—Mr. SPOONER admitted
that they could do nothing with the inquiry this session,
hut it was important that the opinion of the house should
be made known to the country.—Mr. GOULBURNE sug.
gested and Mr. HUME supported a government in-
quiry, the result of which could' be reported at the open-
ing of the nest session.—Mr. H. HERBERT and Sir B.
HALL also supported the suggestion.—After vehement
speeches from Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Keogh , the CHANCEL-
LOR of the EXCHEQUER said he could not see that he was
oropromising the dignity of the house by proposing that
debate on Maynooth should be adjourned until Friday
He felt it was• expected by the country that the
abuse should come to. a decision on thi L
,
with respect to the suggestion 1
declined to adopt it, because the government hat. th
such' an in \ill

ion ; anc

ilburn, ho

necessary po
efficiently. n,

to enable it to co

use. it could

ith it t

NU=
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

A

Also for BI
nLATED HAYS

West End Hd

THOMAS FELL,
FAAIILY CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
49, RENSHAW-STREET,
(Late of No. 8, BOLD-STRE
I—JAS on SALE,
ARTICLES. sui
io per Cent. Rednctio
RICH SAU(

Harvey's Sauce
Reading Ditto
Essence of Ancho••'
Mushroom C ip
The very b Miss
Scented Sous and Per

N.B.—T. FELL has I
educated YOUTH, as A

BR 0 THE

R S

4 E S

JNF,7fS SUPER-LIGHT PERFECTLY YEN-
md for ANDRE, of Bond-street, and other

for a SHORT TIME, the following
able for Hotels and Private Families, at
from the usual r ce :
S OF VAR a KINDS, viz.:

.mery of every description, at equally
Leduced Prices.
vacancy for a respectable and well-
pprentice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

the Ko

- ,
by the manager of these performance

but the as'

Maynooth scenes" of t

House of Com

,o be compared, for genuine fun

Irena" at the Amphitheatre; Nr

here they are enacted, they are a scar
However, Parliament is in its dotage

the stage of its second childhood, prepar
lution ; that may be urged as some exeuß

Apropos of these Papistical row

t an extra Irish recontre

l'Alr. REVNOLI

The me

r this fast

e and atrociously

or pleasant morning, to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1852.

SOMMER ASSIZES, 1852.—The Judges have determined
e several circuits upon which they will proceed to hold
ing assizes :—Northern : The Right Hon. Lord
i and Mr. Justice Wie!amen. Home : The Lord
stue of the Common Pleas, Sir John Jervis, and
ice Maule. Norfolk : The Lord Chief Baron,
crick Pollock, and Baron Parke. Midland : Mr.
Iderson and Mr. Justice Coleridge. Oxford :
ice Cresswell and Mr. Justice Williams. Wes-
r. Baron Platt and Mr. Baron Martin. North
id Chester : Mr. Justice Crompton ; Mr. Justice
joins Mr. Justice Crompton at Chester.

MATCH.—Last week we gave
he first day's proceedings of this interesting
The play was resumed on Tuesday, Messrs.
1 Parr taking the bat, in continuation of their
the previous day, to the bowling of Berry and
Mr. Mynn alone made the large number of
he total score of the All England side in their
igs was 113. The Liverpool men were not so
e in their second innings, making only 47 ; the
of both innings .being 140. " The Eleven"
28 to win, which they obtained
cets ; and the match concluded
The attendance of spectators
as very numerous. The whole of the pro-
d off in the most satisfactory manner, and
to the committee for their exertions

;RAND CRICKET

required on!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

of the scholars took to singing republican songs, and the
others legitimist ; so that the battle lay between " Vive
Henri IV" and " La Belle Gabrielle" on one side, and
the " Marsellaise" and the " Girondins" on the other,
while the cypher of Prince Louis Napoleon was trodden
under foot. General Rampon, having put down the row
by calling, in some troops, punished the refractory youths
by eight days' of arrest. He then wrote a report of the
affair to General de St. Arnaud, who sent back orders to
increase the term of arrest up to a month.
The Emancipation of Brussels has published a letter,
which is copied into the Parisian journals, stating that the
fusion, or reconciliation of the two branches of the Bour-
bon family is in fact concluded, and that the friends of
the Count de Chambord and the Orleans princes have
come to an understanding on the terms of a manifesto,
the publication of which is adjourned for the moment.
The Public contains a bold article in favour of the
Empire, which unhesitatingly declares that it is no longer
a probability, but a certainty ; not a system, but a neces-
sity; not a right, but a duty; and that to delay, when
everything is ready for it, would be a flagrant injustice
both to the President of the Reput lic and to France.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

June.
2, Patrick Bei rns (2nd)
3, Humphrey Davies (2nd)
3, Thomas Williams (audit)
4, William Whitehouse (audit)
4, David Little (audit)
7, Thomas Mills (2nd)
7, James M`Coskrie (2nd)
10, John S. Leake (Ist)
10, John Carter (audit)
10, William APCanti (audit)
10, Williem Sharp (audit)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

ENFRANCHISEMENT OFCOPYHOLDS BILL,

Lord CRANWORTH moved the second reading of the
Copyhold Enfranchisement Bill, and, after entering into
a detail of the absurdities and inconveniences of the exist-
inc system, concluded by stating that the object of the
bill was to enable lords to compel tenants, and tenants to
compel lords, to enfranchise under certain modifications,
which would not operate with hardship upon either landlord
or tenant.—The LORD CHANCELLOR admitted the great
inconvenience resulting from the existing system, but,
thought the bill in its present shape could not with safety
be allowed to pass, and therefore proposed that it be re-
ferred to a select committee.—Lord CAMPBELL had hoped
that the bill would have become law during the session,
but feared the speech of the Lord Chancellor was fatal to
it.—After some further discussion, in which the LORD
CHANCELLOR assured the house that the Government
had no intention, when they proposed that the bill should
be referred to a select committee, of throwing it over for
another session • the bill was read a second time, and
ordered to be referred to a select committee.

Some other bills were also forwarded a stage, and their
lordships adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

LIVERPOOL ROYAL NFI RMA RY.—(Weekly Report, 29th
May.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 40; out-patients, 9; casuals
during the last week, 14.—DtscHA ao : In-patients cured,
38 ; relieved, and at own request, 6 ; made out-patients, 14 ;
irregular, 2 ; dead, 3.—Remaining in the house, 174.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re.
port, 26th May.)-IN-PATIENTS: Discharged, cured, ; re-
lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu-
lar, 0 ; dead, I ; entered, 11 ; under treatment, 55.—OUT-
PATIENTS :—Cured, 35; entered, 53; under treatment, 43.
LIVERPOOL 'DISPENSARIES, MAY 31.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, .337 ; South, 233; total, 560. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 164;
South, 71 ; total, 235.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL—(WeekIy Report, 29th May.)—
A DM ITTED : Accidents, 26 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 16; Total, 42.--Disc nA no ED : Cured, 29;
relieved and at own request, 6; attending as out-patients, 26;
irregular, 1 ; died, B.—Remaining in the Hospital, 76.

ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI-
Turfy's, ROSE-11 ILL.—Meekly Report, May '29.l—Patients
attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 145 ; at their
own houses, 53; total, 195.

INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO-
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, May 27.)—0n the books, boys 69,
girls 34; average daily attendance, boys 59, girls 29; sick list,
boys 3, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 2, girls 0.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

And No

in 3lbl
Dealers in the cel at(
nistei s, and Coff or the
Orders fro he Coun
11, I with Remittance, despatc

GOLD REGIONS OF AUSTRALIA

PERSONS about to EMIGRATE to the
Colony can obtain every information by applying y

above

sonally to

D. DAVIS,
MERCHANT TAILOR $, GE AL OUTFITTER,

JAMESI,SrfREET

Outfits can be obtain at this Establishment full 20 per
cent. under any Hous n Liverpool. The Proprietor is deter-
mined to sunolv al utfits at Wholesale Prices.

MER,CIiANTS AND CAPTAINS SUPPLIED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY.
MILITARY DEFENCES OF THE COUNTRY.

The Etrl of DERBY, in reply to the Marquis of
BREADALBANE, declined to lay before the house the
confidential communications received from military men
as to the defences of the country.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-01

AND MASON,

ROBERTSON

Beg most respectfully to announce that they have
OPENED
THE EXTENSIVE & ELEGANT PREMISES,
19 AND 20, OLD HAYMARKET,
OPPOSITE MANCHESTER-STREET,
(Which have been re-built expressly„for their accom-
modatiOn,)
with a very large, entirely New, and carefully selected
STOCK OF GOODS.
The system which ROBERTSON and Alas() of
frequently Visiting the different Mar - , their perfect
knowledge of which, as also th invariable rule of
buying for prompt payment enable them fully to
carry out the principle of ling a First-rate Article
at the smallest possibl rofit, for Ready Money.
Particular atten • a will be given to the FAMILY
MOURNING a FUNERAL FURNISHING DE.
PAR I'm ENT iich shall always be supplied with the
best Mater s, and every order executed in a superior
style, apt with strict regard to economy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

1.500 tons
1.600 tons.

50 tons
1.600 tons

E).-YNORK

GEO. WASHINGTON,MINGS
HOPE GOODWIN, PA ONS

SALEM, M•G' RATH

D „CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS

3,C,00 tons.. Ist Sept,

ru(viNALL 1,900 tons..
For NEW ORLEANS.
1,800 tons.. This Day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

SHOULD VISIT
. W. FIRTH

I DHOTOGRAPHIC

DAGUERREOTY

E PORTRAITS,

ON AN IMPROI

Ell-PhINCIPLE

E N ifs,T H

NEW INUTUN,

'6FF BOLD-STREET

THREE

OORS FROM THE GAS-OFFICE, LIVE]
PRICES FROM 7s. Gd. UPWARDS.
N.B .—Taken in CLEAR or CLOUDY WEATHER

ESTABLISHMENT.

RPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

3r Rent

!, F4l,

JOHN O'C

ctober, 1852
IC AUCTI(

_ . 0,2, 1-mu nuur, rgoou mai
heCotinty of Galway, take the Bid-
d. held in fee, and situate in the Also, to be LET, a splei
King's County, viz., (discharged as Arnohill, Oxton Cheshire, ci
'osconimon Estates, from all Quit taining-rooms, 2Six good I
be redeemed by the Commis- Butler's P-- 1/qth-and W

&c., Pleasure (

ite Yearly Rent'Nicholson's

iew, Welsh &

'aluation

MO be D
and SI

s, Batt

er Cloiet

did Country MANSION, c

-§; cone

Co-ach--1.

it Ente

Et beautilu

extensive S,

TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS
ISPOSED OF, an old-estal

;ed WINE
Jest Market

:ed on the Lancaster
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

CHESHIRE AND WALES

FfßE.—On Thursday evening a fire broke out in the
house of Mr. Lamont, Clifton-park, through the over-
heating of a flue, but, being at once discovered, it was
promptly extinguished.

_BIRKENHEAD DOCKS.—A meetine of the trustees of
the Birkenhead docks was held on Wednesday, at which
Mr. A. W. Powles, was elected chairman, and J.
11. Greene, Esq., of Birkenhead. deputy-chairman.
The finance and works comrnitte were also appointed.

AN AERIAL VISITOR.—O❑ Wednesday evening, be-
tween then and twelve o'clock, a gentleman on the old
Chester-road, near Bebington Church, was startled by
hearing a strange rustling noise close over his head, and,
before he had time to escape, he found himself in the
embrace of a large balloon.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the
week ending Aug. 22, 1852.—Railwav : Passengers, par-
cels, &c., £3397 14s. 43. ; goods, £670 12s. 11d.—Steam-
boats : Passengers, parcels, &c., £l6l Os. 24.—Total,
.£1,529 is. 5d., being a decrease on the corresponding
week last year of £530 13s. 9d.
ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE, LAMPETER.—It has already
transpired that an application on the part of St. David's
College for the power of conferring degrees, at least in
theology had some time ago been preferred, and had been
favourably entertained by the late ministry, notwithstand-
ing the secret opposition of Sir Benjamin Hall. It now
appears that Lord Derby's government have not been less
liberal in their view of the matter than their predecessors
in office, and we have the satisfaction iri being the first to
announce that the instrument conferring formally the
desired powers has been signed and sealed. We under-
stand that there will in all cases be three examiners, two
of whom will be sent by the vice chancellors of Oxford
and Cambridge, while the third will represent the autho-
rities of Lampeter. Those gentlemen who passed through
St. David's College before examiners were sent from the
universities, will of course be subjected to some kind of
ordeal; but in cases where a certificate has already been
granted by the university examiners, we apprehend it will
place the candidate in a position in which lie need seldom
entertain much fear of the honorary recognition of a career
already passed being refused to him. Since, however, the
degree is to be a theological one, it will not be formally
conferred until an interval of five years (we presume in
holy orders, and with testimonials to character), shall
have elapsed after the close of his college education.—
North Wales Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

ommodious and

le-Hill,
trConservatory attached,
Esq.- -This Residence is
cffnveniences, Coach-house, Stabling

Gardei

L Wattc

at Ales,

Lce, LiverpoOl

rjIHE inquiries for HOUSES and SHOPS
AT

WILLIAM WEBB'S
ARE ALMOST INNUMERABLE,
Owing in a great measure. no doubt, to tbe- exceedingly public
situation of his ciiiices
A GREAT SAVING

RUIVTHER—EFORE, MAY BE
},:FfECT ED
If the Owners of ProperTY would give instructions for letting
immediately a Tenant gives notice of his intention to leave.
HOUSE- -AND LAND AGENCY OFFICES,
1, CHURCH-LANE, CHURCH-STREEF.

AIGBURTH

VILLA RESIDENCES
commissioned to LET several substantial and newly-
erected VILLAS, situated in the enclosure called Grassendale-
park. W. W. wishes to call special attention to these Villas.
They have every modern convenience,„with Baths, &c., &c.
Rents varying from 50 Guineas jo---#7O. Grassendale-park
stands high, and has a promenade of considerable extent on
the margin of the river, at prilevation of at least 15 feet above
high water mark ' • the v. v from this point is one of the most
beautiful and pictur ue near Liverpool, embracing Houton
and Bromborou nlls, with their extensive Parks and Woods;
in the back nd, the Welsh Hills, &c. Omnibuses every
half hour during the day.
House and Land Agency Offices, 1, Church-lane, Church-
street.

WILLIAM WEBB is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

'IELDS,

Clothing,
,ped imme

WANTED

HERS

LIVERPOOL
'ABLISHMENTS,

No. 30, LONDON-ROAD
nsire

DEMAND for

.CH-STREET,

rge ROOM, in addition to his
lusively for OUTFITS to the
to contain every requisite for

&c., &c., always
iately.

AND GENERAL

cerns in the Kingdom,)
London and Northwestern
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

d'ettit, at the close of the last

I Navin, exal
'u•less One, ai

d himself above all laws
!acir revealed, w

ill, duri

restore

reat, and wil

ming in his stead

both the 7th a

crowned King o

an end to

influence n

he not tht;

ome to the ver

Ind is about to

Ind short reign of 7 years
s wourded to death by the fall of
al its deadly wound, by

the same time
He will
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, August 24, 1852.
Thomas Secret, Barnet. common brewer.
Richard James Dangerfield, Dunstable, printer.
Ann Crawford, Warden, paper manufacturer.
James Holmes, London, shawl warehouseman.
Charles O'Neil, Birmingham, metal dealer.
William Patten, Teering, Essex, horse dealer.
Samuel Walter Gilham, London, wine merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS Di SSOLVED.—D. and J. Smith, Manchester,
spirit dealers—Wainwright and Massey, Penistone, Manches-
ter, quarrymen.

Friday, August 27, 1852

Patrick Hayes, Widnes, Lancashire, oil manufacturer, Sept.
6 and 28, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank-
ruptcy ; solicitor, Mr. Payne, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr.
M organ, Liverpool.
Edward Halford Dalby, Hornsey-road, London, butcher.
Henry Bromage ltoberts, Nicholas-lane, and Ann-street,
Britannia-fields, London, tailor.
George Bolton, Albany-street, Regent's-park, London, coach-
maker.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—SamueI Pownceby, High-street,
Shadwell, stationer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Dixon and T. Hunter, Li-
verpool, joiners—R. Smith and Sons, Manchester, and else-
where, wine merchants ; as far as regards J. F. Smith—NV. M.
Burt, Manchester, commission agents—R. Kelsall's Executors,
Rochdale, flannel manufacturers.

MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY

Sept.
6, Patrick Hayes (Ist) ..
7, John Silbowden (2nd)

MARKETS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

the morning,

labourers employed on the estate at Osborne assembled
under the direction of her Majesty's bailiff; and all the
sailors of the Victoria and Albert and the other royal
under the charge of the warrant-cfficf
front of the mansion, to the number of

yachts

rs, mustered

several huu-

and went in procession to convey the dinner I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

FROM PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY
.TURDAY

IPOOI

RATES OF PA AG
Cabin, in Sing State

I LIVE'
Twenty (

Fifteen
,r

rteen
rd's Fee

Including Provisions and Ste,._
Ail havipf, the same privilege, and messing togetnt...
A limited-slumber of Passengers will be taken at Six Guinea'
including as much Provisions as required, comfortably cooke
These Steamers carry "Phillips's Patent FIRE Annihilatorf
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
Ddgs at each.
Freight on Fine Goods, Cutlery, and Plated Wra”.., 60s
Ton, and Coarse Goods' Hardware, &c., will be to
to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia, at $4 80c.
pound sterling.
Apply in Philadelphia and New York to Tilos. RICHARDSON
in Belfast, to RICHA DDSON BROTHERS and Co. ; in Bristol, tl
G. H. Ev_kNs ; in Glasgow, to PATRICK HENDERSON and Co.
in Dublin, to CortNELI us CARLETON ; in London, to ED
WARDS, SANFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and PICKFORI
and Co., for Goods ; in Paris, to FREDERICK REDFERN, 8
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAvinsoN; in NlallChest,---
GEORGE STONIER; and in Liverpool. to
RICHA RDSON BROTIT
12 and 1:1 'T"

LIVERPOOI

i. subiect
r

RS and CO.,

terranean

INIYRNA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Hour.
District Court, 11
Ditto, 11

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES

MANCHESTER.—The advancing tendency of t

market having been restrained during the past week, on the
one hand by increasingly favourable prospects as to the supply
of rnttnn. and. on the other. by the state of the weather and

some degree of uneasiness as to the home harvest, these cir-
cumstances have slightly affected the tone of this market, in-
creasing the caution of the buyers, and imparting a character
of quietness to business. Neither in yarns nor goods have the
sales been large in their aggregate amount ; but, as regards
many articles, this is owing to the extent to which the produc-
tion is forestalled. In every department a general firmness of
price prevails, and some things are found fully as difficult to
purchase as previously ; but, while sellers are not to be moved
from their position, the buyers show a good deal of hesitation
about paying the extreme quotations, and only do so to a re-
stricted extent.
ROCHDALF..—The demand for flannels has been good, sad
the manufacturers are asking higher prices. The late advance
in the raw material has had the effect of clearing the market.
In wools prices are at present stationary;
but low and middle
qualities are very scarce.

Our market for Beef continues in the same lifeless state
noted now for some weeks past ; we do not alter quotations,
but holders are becoming anxious to make progress. Pork is
also extremely quiet, and the tendency of prices is downwards,
even with the acknowledged small stock. Bacon moves qUietly,
without alteration in value. There has been only a small busi-
ness done in Lard, and, with the additional arrivals during the
le Liverpool
week, prices are wavering. We have a small arrival of new

Cheese, which is not yet landed, but, if of fine quality, it will
meet a ready sale. Grease Butter, of fine quality, has been

rather more inquired for

IRISH PROVISION

MARKET

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27

The Butter market has been more steady this week, and a
fair consumptive demand has been experienced. If holders
bad released their ideas of price a little, an extensive business
would have been the result ; but, as prices cannot be got down
in Ireland, holders are firm ; fine southern brands bring 74s to
765. Bacon, Hams, and Lard, continue extremely scarce, and
bring high prices on arrival.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

)HF,SICAL Selh

not on

and Tt

er, at tl,

exertions to secure the return of tl

at all times

:o receive co

1 or ge

,terest ; and if our

of enough to authenticate the same by their sign

E,Plerpoct

TUESDAY MORNING. AUGL

IST 31, 1852

THE CO

NSERVATIVE WATCHWORD.

hol.esome rr.

that says

s est et ab

,ceri."

rselves from observing the langu

sane and conduct

our acivers

es are generally of much N

ous and fatal

e to follow the volunteered advice
ue the line of conduct which

our enemy, and pu

declares to be proper

for us
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

it bee,

to a s
largP

efore from England, making a total increase to he

of £4,000

But the more cordia

at this symptom of an
part of the British publ
at the contrast preset]

proved state of

lk, the more deeply are they
nted when they come to exn
be claimed by thPeLiverpool
of progress, we find decay.

what share of th

, instea

ie one. In

ase of inc

Committee must rejoice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

—FanLers

ibroad are also very limited ; but owing to the favours
)f the weather. th<

s of Wheat ruled dt

and only a very moderate amount of business was tr

at rates scarcely equal to this day se'nr

being pientiful, and no great demand for it, late prices coul
hardly be maintained. There was rather more inquiry fc

)ats to-day; fresh sweet Corn brought rather mo►e money

,ut for stale or gran aried parcels no improvement in value ca,

be reported. In Pease or Beans so little passing that the gut
tations are merely nominal. Flour is in good demand at ti

WISBECH, AUGUST 28.—We have r

A few old Wheats

amples of new Whe

from sfilb. to 581 b. per bushel, which were dispos

under Is. per stone for the drying kiln. Beans Is. deare

Oats as before

DUBLIN, AUG- 26.—The weather has again become fine,
anti harvest operations proceed rapidly. There was a moderate
supply of new Wheat at market to-day, quality good and free
sale—red, 215 6d to 23s ; white, ' • A few

24s to 25s 6d per brl

barrel. Bere and Oats without alteration in value. Indian

Enrequita, and Susannah,

Greenock, M'Cutcheon, Quebec
[an zas—lnca, Wylie, China.
At LED.—Kalmia, Booth, for Melbourne—Zeemiew, Koyzer,
--;- -John Spear, Spear, Philadelphia—Lydia, Healey,
- Rosalie, White, Newfoundland—Commerce_

Crescent, Williams.

off by the liarrackpor
of !hem put on boar

yesterda

of Manc

Thomas, Leghorn—Ann Key,
tz—Haabet, Nielsen, Bergen—

The Thoniis Thomps,

VESSELS SPOKEN

Crew take

44 N., long. 34 N
44 N., 30 W.

Arthur, hence for New York; 7th Au, ,
Fanny Chapman, 18th Aug., off Saltees
Sir Howard Douglas, hence for Quebec, 42 N
Corra Linn, from New York for this port, 30th .1
Amidas, hence for Coquimbo, 2nd July, 23 S. 36 W

a, which
on board

15 miles

or New

.y, 42, 61 W.

st Jiiiy. 1

,ova Tuskar

Amathea, hence for Cal
Sandars, hence for Rio Jll . „ - • .
Record, hence for Falkland Islands, 21st July, 12 N., 23 W
Ann Bridson, hence for Victoria, 20th Ang., 49 N., 11 W
Mirzauore, hound south, 22nd July, 16 N., 29 W
Lady Flora Hastings, hence, 16th July
Florida, hence for Boston, 20th Aug
Agenora, 16th Aug., 48 N., 17 W.
Westmoreland, hence for Philadel

July, 54 N
16
25 A

-50 N., 14 W

20th Aug.

Castletownsend.

some of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

CHEERING INDICATIONS.

" GRACIOUS heaven—loud cheers !!" An as-
tonished and indignant journalist thus marks his
disgust at the low state of public morality in Gal-
way, as it was evinced by the reception of the Lord
Lieutenant. His excellency's able and conciliatory
speech was received by persons of all religious and
political denominations, and chiefly by the Roman
Catholic gentry who crowded the banquet ball,
with loud and unanimous cheers ; and this sets the
Freeman's Journal gnashing its teeth, and ejaculat-
ing, after the strange fashion we have above quoted
—" Gracious heaven—loud cheers ! t"
But, on consideration, we can hardly blame our
contemporary's innocent amazement; for the part
of the lord lieutenant's speech which commanded
those tokens of assent was that in which "Ireland's
miseries are traced to the feuds which prevail among
us—to the turbulence which prevents the employ-
ment of her industry, the development of her re-
sources, and the outlay of strangers' capital."
This statement was cheered by the Roman
Catholic aristocracy and farming gentry of Galway,
on the very first opportunity that was allowed them
to manifest their real feelings and opinions, after
the riotous proceedings of the general election; and
the heartiness with which the response was made
may reasonably disconcert persons who are profes-
akiAlly cßaceracd gai§ltading the popul Ecli46l
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

24th Aug., off Tuskar
1 Aug., 48 N., 14 W.

Sir Harry Smith, hence for Quebec, 50 N., 12 W.
Peru, from Benin for this port. 36 N., 42 W.
Flora Kerr. from Calcutta, 20th Aug., 47 N., 36 W

Wm. Wilson, from SlatlraS'ior this port, 30th July, 14 S., 26 I
Tory, from. Bombay for this port, 12th July, 17 S., 3 E.

TIDE TAMA

MORN.IEVENG.i HQHT. HOLYDAYS,MTC.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

ramified influence, unhesitatingly used for

on learning

obliged to pt

a interrogative form, and exclaim—

R eligio

it suadere IT

That moral coercion, arising from religiot

e length in our

last irr

counsels of the Re

i and,
that religion is made the instrument
cting such abandoned injustice, we feel

t to ourselves the words of Lu CRETIUS,

as the cause of the recent monstrous verdict

coroner's jury in Clare (to which we adverted

pression), seems be-

Doubtless, the ghostly

IDGE affair had much
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Montgomery, bound east, 18th Jul}, 14 N., 25 W
India, hence for Quebec, 21st A ut
S. Laurence, hence for New York

Precursor, hence for Santit Martha
Annandale, hence for Quebec, 12

off Cape Clear
-,nd At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

STEAMERS BETWEEN
CON STANTINOPLE an
CALLING AT MALTA AND Si

The first-class Screw Steamers
BALBEC
MELITA
utuTISR QUEEN
PIICEBI

Cabt. J. R. BELL

Capt. P. P. BREN AN

are intended to sail, (\rah or wit!
Dock, Liverpool, with Goods..iind

it Pilths,) from Cobur

BRITISH QUEEN.,-MoNDAY.. 6th rSepfember
Shippers must degefibe in their Shipping Not€
tents of their Packag
Goods for any of he abovenamed Ports must have
of their destinar n distinctly marked on them,
not less than vo inches ; otherwise the Agents
accountable or mistakes.
For freight or passage apply to G. and J. BURNS,Glasgow, or
BURNS and MAC IVER,
I, Rumford-street, Li

the con-

he place
n letters of

{Frana.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
liS.
The following FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS
soaril (otl:veirthistolirta,byliethoSutetampielorsto7rferoimntecnodßedußtoo
-

DOCK, as follows
From LIVERPOOL to HAVRE DIRECT,
MARGARET.. Monday, September fit 2 o'clock, Afternoon
CommononE.Monday, Septemb 3, at 9 o'clock, Morning.
MARGARET.. Monday, Septe er 20, at 2 o'clock, Afternoon
CommooonE.Monday, Se tuber 27, at 9:I o'clock, Morning.
C's• Shippers must de ibe in their Shipping Notes the con-
tents of their Packag .
Fares :7,Cabin, 255. ; Steerage, 12s. 6d.
For Freight or,Passage apply, in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, t 0 J. B. FoonD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in M2h-
chester, to JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC IVER. I. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

the royal kitche

nto the large tent. The at
nt where the dinner was given was preceded by a band
The dinner consisted of a most plentiful sup-
ply of English fare, roast beef aad plum pudding, and a
libetal allowance of ale ; the whole arrangement being un-
der the control of her Majesty's steward at Osborne. The
dinner commenced at three o'clock. Her Majesty, his
Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales,
the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, Prince Alfred, the
Princess Helena, and accompanied by their Royal High-
nesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary,
Excellency Lard Cowley, her Majesty's representative
on a visit to Osborne, and the ladies and
gentlemen of the royal suite, entered the dining tent,
where all the recipients of the royal bounty were assem-
bled, and passed along the tables, being received by the
most hearty demonstrations of loyalty and respect. After
dinner, and the usual loyal toasts had been enthusiasti-

arch to

f music,

.t Paris, no

cally responded
in 2 of leaping,

c games commenced, consist-

mbing the pole, racing, jumpinz, and
and pastimes, her Majesty

various other athletic sports

'rince. ti

a few dietinguished

visitors be

e, which commanded a

view of t