The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-27 00:00:00

THE CHASI

The CIIESIIIRE HOUNDS will meet 1 o-aiorrow (Wednesday),
the 28th instant, at Dunham Massey; Thursday, the 29th, at
Withington ; Saturday, the 31st, at Norley Hall : each day at
half-past ten o'clock.
Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet This Day (Tuesday),
the 27th instant,at Hawkstone ; Thursday, the 29th, at Styche ;
Friday, the 3oth, at Acton Reynald : each day at half-past tat
Welnek_

Lincoln
Carmari

STEEPLE-CHASES TO COME
Feb. 5 I Liverpool ....

March 3
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Do. Irish 44 0..48 O'Oats, la, 45th
Oats, qp, 45th., Beans, qr,qr. Eurp 3O 0.. 32 0
Eng.&Sctch, old 2 11.. 3 1 19-180Ib Egyptian 24 3..24 9
Do. Irish, old 2 9., 210 Peas,l4 qr. white. 31 0..34 0
Do. Do. new 2 5.. 2 9 Ind. Corn, 14,4801 t), NOTHING HAS PRODUCED A GREATER SENSATION IN
VESSELS SPOKEN. Beans, 19, qr. Eng.. 32 0..34 0 Amer. yellow 29 0..30 0 connexion with Pictorial Literature than the appearance of
Argenti, from Galatz for Cork, 24th Dec., in lat 33 N, long
al;g•4 0 36 0 French, yellow.,— . 0 flo A " Order atonce the First Monthly Part, price Ten-
p .x. 4 8,,0 1 t). Sc&lr 29 0.. 30 0 Do. white .32 0..33 0 JOHN CASSELL'S "ILLUSTRATED EXHIBITOR AND MAGAZINE
2, ..... -- 0 OF RT. .
2 E—Anne, of Poole, 28th Dec., off Cape de Gatt—Oriental ---, 1- •r* '"-• -3 - Flour, qa, 280tb, Do. white 3O 0.. 31 0 pence. It will contain Five Weekly Numbers, and will present
(barque), Ist Jan., in lat 36 N. long 8 W—Queen, from Galatz, for Cork, 15th Jan., in lat 51 N, long 9 W—Henrietta, hence, Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 29 6.. 30 6an array of Engravings, by the First Artists of the day, such as
15th Jan., in Ist 51 N. long 8 W—Thomas Fielden, from St Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, 'l,brl. 196th, has never before been offered to the public, even at double the
John, for Valparaiso, 6th Dec., in Int 20 S, long 38 W Sword: Superfine 32 0.. 33 0 Canadian, sweet 22 0.. 22 6 cost. In the Portrait Gallery will be found, accompanied by
fish, 23d Dec., in lat 6N, long 25 W—Margaret Pollock, 4th Extra 34 0.. 36 OU. States, do. 21 9.. 22 3 Biographical Sketches, engravings of Her Majesty, Prince
Jan., in lat 32 N, long 31 W—Kalamazoo, from Glasgow, for Oatmeal, qt,. 240th , Do. & Can. sour Is 6..19 6 Albert, the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal; the Lord High
New York, Bth Jan., in lat 45 N, long 33 W—Polly, from
Val- Irish, new 23 0..23 9 Frnch,v,sk2Bolta 32 0..38 0 Chancellor, Baron Truro; Count de Paris, Duke de Chartres,
paraiso, for England, 15th Oct., returning to port, having had MANCHESTER, JAN. 24.—The consuming branches of the Duke of Brabant, Count de Flanders; L. Kossuth, L. Batthy-
her decks swept, boats lost, and leaking* badly—Mary Annah, trade follow the rise very unwillingly ; yet, without anything anyi, Prince Esterhazy, F. Deak, L.
.Ileszaros, B. Szemere,
hence, for Baltimore, 7th Jan., in lat 42 N, long 34 IV—Alpha, like decided activity in the demand for Flour, there has been a Baron Eotveos, S. Szechenyi, G. Klauzal, llrassaniello.—Among
- - - -, A ‘,,,_ 16th Dec., in lat IN, long 24 W— t n tendency to advance during the week, which is fully the specimens of Works of Great Masters
will be found, the
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Pedlar, after Wilkie; the Vegetable Market at Amsterdam,
after Metzu ; the Wooden Leg, after K. Girardet ; the Inunda-
tion, after Kiorboe.—lit Ornamental Sculpture, two elaborate
designs for Vases, by Jean Le Pautre ; specimen of Wood-
carving, by Jordan ; Oliver Twist, by Hughes; Ivory Vase, by
Lautz.—The historical Series. illustrated by the Itintline• ..

Coventry.,
Doncaster

11 I Kirkham ..
Mardi 9 Abergavenny
11

April 16

29th Dec., in lat 39 N. long 4 1
York, 18th Jan., off Kinsale—NA

IJ, 41111/ uy we course or prices in
an,h. ,v—nunnyrnelle, ; -
,—Princeton, hence, for Newthe ir:iTcri-ilt'u'ra-l-tigiliCts. At our Exchange, to-day, there is a
disposition for business, which, however, is checked by the
;incisor, from Falkland Islands,
advance demanded, and firmly adhered to, of 3d. per bushel on
vice., in tat 57 S, long 76 NV—Elizabeth,
Wheat, and Is. to Is. 6d. per sack on Flour. Oats, Id. per
Rose, hence, for Beirout, off Alalaga—Pritchard, 10th Oct., in ihimrher ; Meal firm, at late prices ; Beans and other arti-

.msterdam, for Java, 10th

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Jan., in lat 38 N, long 9 E—lanthe, hence, for Constantinople cies as last quoted.
2d Dec., inlet 38 N, long 9 E—Syren, hence, for Rio Grande' PRESTON, JAN. 24.—Imports are still unimportant. During
the week the demand for each article of the trade has been tole-
15th Jan., in lat 10 N, long 50 NV—Queen, hence, for Havana'
Bth Jan., in lat 23 N, long* 31 W—Artistic, hence, for Valparaiso'
been established. There was a fair show of English Wheat at
rally active, and from day to day rather higher prices have
27th Nov., off Cape Horn—Rajah Gopaul, from Callao, for this
our Corn-Exchange this morning, which met a ready sale at an
port, 21st Dec., in lat 14 8, long 33 W—Kate Kearney, hence
advance of 6d. to Is. per windle. No Irish white offering, we
for Moulmein, 12th Dec., in lat 3 N, long 20 NV—Unison froni
Demerara. for the Clyde, in lat 49 N, long 18 W—America' (st), raise our quotations for red 2d. per bushel, and foreign is I'
'io, —I west. ,-

the Saxons in Britain, and Simon de 'Montfort before Henry
111., from designs by Gilbert; Massaniello at the head of the
populace, by Sparlaro.—As connected with Architecture, the
Royal Chapel at Versailles, the Gallery des Glsees_ et ditto_

Doer Castle, the Fortress o'f Ham, the Great Industrial Exhi-
bition, New York, Interior of ditto, and the Cathedral d'Eve-
reux.—ln Natural Historp, the Eggs ofditTelent animals. the

----- ` further amendment of 3d. .
to 4d., but this advance checks
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___, 19th Jan., at 3 p.m., in lat 50 N, long 22 W—Hebe, for a further
Is.
bound west, 22d Jan., off the Saltees—Arab. from San Francisco, the demand. , - -Flour - in request, and 6d, to per pack den
for Calcutta, 16th Sept., in lat 2 N, long 13 E—Sara Abda Mania,
from Batavia, for Amsterdam, 12th Nov., in lat 36 S, long 30 E
—Sir Robert Sale, 28th Nov.. in lat 35 S, long 28 E—Benares,
from Shanghae, for London, 26th Dec., in lat 2 N, long 22 W
Athelstan, from Calcutta, for this port. 2d Jan., in lat 1" -

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Apteryx, the Cassowary, Goncholour'with several cuts.—An
elaborate engraving of M. MatifiTa•Stall in the Great Industrial

:reme rates. Fine Oatsrver

the Manufac•
depatterent, a series of engravings of the
Gutta Percha Works, ;tritworth's Micrometric Apparatus,
Manchester Tools, Par 's Compressed Air Engine, Jordan's
Patent Machinery f 'food-carving, a series of engravings of
Apsley Pellatt an o.'s Glass Work.—ln Ornamental Needle-
work, designs, th ample instructions for making Lounging
Cap in Crot t, Embroidered Card Case, Hand Screen, Lamp
Mat, Poin ace Collar, Point Lace Stitches, Purse (Crotchet
and Bea , Embroidered Braces, &c. Including, in the whole,
upwall of forty principal and thirty minor Illustrations. The
Literary matter to accompany these Illustrations is written in
the most interesting and instructive style, so as to render the
whole Work promotive of the entertainment and improvement
of all classes. It may, therefore, truly be said, that never in
the history of publications has there been brought together
such a series of high-class Engravings, in connexion with an
elevated and elevating Literature, as will be found in Jon Dr CAS-
, j SELL'S " Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art."—The
er. M---- •- V-'-

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plumy would reauily command our extreme cur-
rency. English as well as Irish Oatmeal in fair demand, and
6d. per load higher.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. 23.—The export demand
• '
tong al w—Ellerslie, from Bristol, for New Orleans, 6th Jan., 1 continues from the cast coast. Though our stocks of this arti-
in lat 23 N, long 33 W—Bellona, bound east, 7th Nov., in lat cle were large, the greater proportion of it is dearer; holders
49 S, long 41 E—Victor, bound south, 18th Dec., in lat 12 N,
seem disposed to wait rather than press sales; fresh arrivals
long 25 W, to-day are moderate, New of all descriptionsfind sales at a.
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_ _.,...., z.. per qr., and old is more looked after at an
improvement of Is. per qr. Barley fully Is. per qr. dearer.
Oats and Shelling rather creep up, and Beans a turn better.
----48.---- Mal% is in demand, but the quantity offered is small, and
TUESDAY, JAN. 20.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Par. prices are fully Is. per load higher. •
tridge, Fletcher, and Co., Liverpool, merchants—D. and S. WISBECH, JAN. 24.—There has been only a moderate quail-
Eaton, Liverpool, bootmakers—T. Pearson and Co., Liverpool, tity of Wheat, and few Oats and Beans. We are pressed for
engineers ;as far as regards T. Pearson—L. Cooke and E. Ro- offers of Wheat from various places, which shows great conti-
binson, Manchester, tea dealers—R. Daglish, jun. and Co., St. dence in the advanced prices, being ss. to 6s. per quarter in the
Helens, Lancashire, civil engineers—J. Redish and P. Bram- last five weeks. To-day Wheat was 2s. per quarter high.- agnificent . olume of "The Illustrated Exhibitor" for 1851,
ley, Manchester, wholesale druggists. Oats and Beans Is, dearer. with upwards of One Thousand Engravings, may now he had
BANKRUPTS.—Mary Ann Keell, Liverpool, coffeehouse- NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JAN. 24.—The supply of wheat complete, price 7s. Gd.; or with gilt edges, extra blue cloth, Bs.
keeper, Feb. 2, March 2, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Dis- at mcrket to-day from the farmers *as rather less than last SINGULAR CASE OF RF.STORATION.—Another instance of
trict Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, 11Iessrs. H. and J. For- week, and for which the demand ruled active, at an improve- I the almost infallibility of art over the operations of nature, and
shaw, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.— ment of fully Is. and 2s. per quarter, and all sold. The arri- i of truth over prejudice, occurred the other day in the family of
Richard Hansen Bell and Errington Bell, South Shields, paper vals coastwise during the week are only to a moderate extent, a gentleman of high respectability in the country, and which
manufacturers—John O'Donnell, Sheffield, grocer—Joseph which is partly owing to the very boisterous state of the weather 1..,,,1. tr, .1,,,r., in ...;,,,,,,,~. ;f1.,...-- ~..

LONDON GAZETTE.

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- / "`” "L'''.'". "" 'n Rowland's Macassar Oil. Owing to some cause not sufficiently
Birmingham, grocer--Sames Pott4 liirmingham-,-nl'ir menu-' good iequest, at an advance of Is. 2d. per quarter over the rates accounted for, as is frequent in . cases, a daughter of. the
of this day se'nnight. In foreign few transactions took place,
1 factnrer-John Amery, Chelmsford, hotel keeper-Robert above gentleman entirely los hair, so that she was obliged
Youngman, late of Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, miller-Geo. owing to the high rates demanded, and poor chcrce of samples to conceal the defect b e aid of a cap and false tresses.
Marsh, Church-street, Minories, carpenter-George Collier, offering. During the last few days some sales have been made After having done so a period of two years. she was induced
Landnort, Hampshire, draper-Francis Rufford Hewlett, Ley- for ship.ment to Scotland. Malting barley Is. per qr. higher ; by a medical frje 0 try the effect of Rowland's MacassarOirs
but there is very little inquiry for grinding descriptions. Oats
ton, Essex, cowkeeper.
CERTIFICATES.-Feb. 12, C. Ward, Liverpool, miller-Feb. were in good supply again from the growers ; but, owing to theconsequence of the
month %a i env;
bt o
own
ws taosr aetl ii oc
int
eodf, hwe
hr
ihcahi rb. y n tbecours eof o n e
prevalence of contrary' winds, few of the expected supplies from
13, J. Horrocks, Liverpool, coal merchant, and Wallasey, Che- shire, bread baker.the north have The finer qualities brought I
got up. s. per qr., fine and healthy growth of hair!
1 FRIDAY, JAN. 23.-PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.-R.
and other sorts 6d. per qr. more money than on Saturday last. oil (rubbed on with a fine flannel), became in a few months a
lady is unbounded.-John Bull.
In other grain no alteration in value can be noted. Norfolk
Cooper and W. Edwards, Liverpool, silk-mercers-J. S. Shaw and Suffolk household flour advanced Is. per sack ; and our
and I. Rains, Liverpool, ship-brokers-W. Kirkinann and J. millers have put up their prices for next week, 2s. per sack. ABSCESSES, PILES, FISTULA
ft
le use of this invalu-
Brown, Liverpool, co 1,
Armstrong and G. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENTAAsNDANPDILILTS THIIREouBsESJOCRIF:sR.E-FTOhRe
DUBLIN, JAN. 23.-We continue to have ft good demand forwho atients have been suffering
Darwell, Manchester, fustian.manufacturers-J. Allen, and H.
able ointment,
fresh samples of Wheat at Tuesday's prices, and Barley and inulecers, • s, fistulas, Ike., have induced
J. and P. A. Houghton, Manchester, Warrington, and Prescot,
ol itals and their private ' and
cotton manufacturers-W. Bowden and J. H. Whittle, Man- Oats meet an improved demand. A small advance was oh- fvreormy satisfactory results
.. arising
rofession, eminent for their skill, to
tained for some descriptions. of Foreign Wheat, and we note
cheater-S. Pincoffs and J. R. Haus, Manchester, rnanufactur-
practice;
ing chemists and drysalters. Indian Corn 6d. to Is. higher per 4801bs.
in os, insta ,where the sufferer was considered incurable.
White Wheat.. 21s Od to 25s 0,1 I Barley Ds Od to 15s Od 'in --a--- , nitment, in conjunction with his Pills, has healed
DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.-G. Pim, Liverpool, corn-
Holloway Red do 20s 6d to 23s 6d I Rapeseed .... 14s Od to 15s 6d after every other remedy had been
merchants-first div. of 20s. in the pound, any Monday, at the severalntrodu (introduce i t the
intoint di
' P ,
office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Bore Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od tried in vain. These fine medicines are unequalled in the cure
Oats fls 6d tolls 6il Indian Corn, the most desperate wounds,
BANKRUPTS.-James Henry Gillan, Liverpool, commission.of scrofula, scurvy, and diseases of the skin.
Oatmeal Ils 6d to 12a Od per 48016285 6d to 30s Od
merchant, Feb. 5, March 5, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Dis- EPILEPSY EXTRAORDINARY, AND ALMOST MIRACULOUS
CORK, JAN. 24.-Flour has a large sale at the late improve-
C BY DR. MURRAY I:MiSS M--' , of
.this town, had, for
trice Court of Bankruptcy, solicitor, Mr. Greatley, Liverpool ;
meat, and on he best samples a further advance is sought.
fifteenußE' years, been a martyr to the most violent
.epileptic fife,
official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool-William Davis Prit-
chard and Daniel Pritchard, High-street, Marylebone, coach- liti
smiths-John George Marsh, (and not George Marsh, as in holtdevresstpecua eov n a rise. Indian Corn is in favour for in-
own language, life had become a perfect burden ; but she. was_
former Gazette,) Church-street, Mino:ies, Carpenter-Thomas vestment
eninduced to consult Dr. Murray, of Paris, nown a professional
Harris and John Burls, Hampstead-road, brewers-George
o £7 2s, 6d. per ton.
visit to Liverpool, (who receives ' its at 27, Great George-
Potter, Grosvenor-basin, Pimlico, and Wouldham and Burham, ---' -- ____.. ,
____,-- -,_-=..-- -
Kent, lime-burner-George Flint, Lombard-street, London, CATTLE MARKETS. square,) and in one week, tot stonishment and delight of
all her friends, she wasp ctly cured. Here, then, was a
hosier-Frederick Long, Vere-street, Oxford-street, importer --
supply of Beef was con, sidera
of foreign lace-Thomas Footman, Wolverhampton, huckster- LIVERPOOL, JAN. 26.-The
meet the most eminent medical men, who had
John Hurley, Birmingham, linen-draper-Robert Squire bly less than last week, which caused a better sale, at last over the skill of all e
most astonishing trio of Dr. Murray's simple treatment
James, Leeds, wholesale-ironmonger-William Belshaw, week's prices. The supply sf Sheep was sufficient to pronouncedfore,
fre d the
shoo
at once avail them-
Ancoats, Lancashire.
demand. SINKING THE OFFAL. selves of D 'may's remedies, whose W
( era opferfthecistlykihnodpesle All sufferers, there-
hole time is occupied
CERTIFICATE.-Fell. 5, W. N. Monies, Liverpool, wine- Prime first-class Heifers sd• ~ -d. per lb. in treati disorders of the head and cervous system ; and for
merchant.
Second-class Heifers 4d. „ 4d. ~
--- - First-class Oxen
the information and encourTment of sufferers, we may add
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Old Cows and half-fed Oxen
Hour. Prime Wether Sheep... 6d. „ -d.
.-Solitude and disappointment enter the' his-
to the names of his patients.-Liverpool Times.
A WIFE
and he is but half provided for
District Court 11 Second quality Ditto
-d.
an associate forhappy
Ditto, 11 Old Ewes
hours,
Ditto, 11 Number at market :-Beasts, 2054; Sheep, 5253. his tort'
ooyf
aegreerwyho man'sfinds
l life ;t
Ditto, 11 WAKEFIELD, JAN. 21.-At this day's market we had 755 while for months of darkness and distress no sympathising
Ditto, II fat beasts, of excellent quality, and 4800 sheep. There was a partner is prepared.
Ditto, 11 large attendance of buyers, and at the close of the market THE SOLDIER'S SPEAR.-This ought to be one only ;
Ditto, 11 nearly all the stock had been disposed of at the following rates : but perhaps from having felt the fire of some alchemist, it
Ditto, 11 -Beef, from ss. 3d. to ss. Bd. per at. of 141bs. ; Mutton, sd. to
Ditto, it 5& d. per lb. We had also a very good show of lean stock and .
has increased and multiplied. For four have come to
Ditto, 11 Pigs. light, besides those which exist in different places of which
Ditto, 11 DUBLIN, JAN. 22.-The market to-day was not so large as I have not the names. There is one at
Rome, another
Ditto, 11 this day week, but notwithstanding the depression of Monday's in the Holy Chapel at Paris, a third in Saintonee at the
Ditto, II Liverpool sales, prices of Beef and Mutton were fully support- monastery of Ciseaux, a fourth at Solve, near Bordeaux.
Ditto, 11 ed, with a very good demand. The Pig market was also larger,
Ditto, 11 with upward prices, especially heavy bacon kinds. Prices of Which of these, then, is to be selected as the true one ?
.....
Ditto, 11 Beef, in sink, 38s. to 43e. a 445. per cwt. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. ; The easier course will be .to turn them all adrift, and Iwo
Ditto, 11 Veal, 6d. to aid. per lb. ; Lambs, 215. to 255. them 48 they are.-calmn,

27, John Sherwin (2nd)
27, Robert M`Kean (2nd)
27, Hugh and Lancelot Dixon (2nd)
27, William Seddon (proof and div.)
27, John Stockdale (proof and div.)
29, John Thomson and William Leith (2nd)
29, William Farrell (2nd)
30, W. M. Neill (2d)
Feb. 2, Mary Ann Keell (Ist)
3, James Forster (2nd)
5, James Henry Gillan (Ist)
5, M. Archer and T. Halsall (audit)
5, Alexander Cansh (audit)
5, Thomas Edwards (audit)
5, Thomas Richardson (audit)
6, George Mann Higginson (2nd)
6, John A. Edwards (2nd)