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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

burn pref.

, 20; Chester and Holyhead
East'rn Counties, 9 5-

Western 92+; Malton and Driffield, Vt-; North
Union A, 253; Shre‘vsbury and Chester, 13 5-16;
Shropshire Union, 3 d ; Old Dovers, 21i; York
and North Midland, 25i; Newry and Enniskillen,
d; Commercial Bank, Hi; Royal Insurance,
15-16ths p.

The PRODUCE MARKET, since the making up
of Friday's circular, has been, peryaded by a more
lively feeling than we have experienceil I'm- some
time, partly arising from the fact that stocks are
gradually decreasing, whilst the imports are being
reduced to moderate limits; but chiefly, no doubt,
from the decrease in the rate of discounts. On

Friday there was a good demand for SUGAR at the

at stiffening prices _
' business has been do-e
per cwt. advance

large sales in London, .
Saturday and today a goon
in the article here, at a shills

and or

over Friday's quotations. COFFEE also has received

an impulse upwards, and a good busines
done. In some measure this has arisen from an
impression which generally prevails amongst the
leading houses in Mincing-lane, that some step will
result from the motion fixed for next Friday night,
tending to place the growers of Coffee upon a more
fair footing than at present with the growers and
importers of Chicory, and to check the system of
adulteration now going on so extensively. The
market for TEA also has assumed considerable
firmness, and must shortly feel the effect of the

has been

increased consumption in this country, and the re-
duced imports coming forward from Cnina. In
other less-important articles the same prospect of an

advanc

arent.

COTTON.—Since the publication of Friday's cir-
cular, the sales have been—on Friday, 7,000 bales ;
Saturday, 8,000 bales ; and this day, 7,000; in all
22,000 bales, of which 6,500 were on speculation

and for export, leaving 15,500 for the tr
market closes very firmly at tfie

quotations of

Friday, viz

law Orleans

74d. per lb

Mobile

Uplands
Stocks .

372,940

„
576,170 bales

In part, no doubt, the continued preva
easterly winds tends to create firnmess ' • but it must
be borne in mind that consumption in the manufac-
turing districts is going on at a rapid rate.

ce of

CORN AND GRAIN.—The market has continued
at the advanced quotations of Friday last. A con.
siderable business has been transacted in Indian
Corn afloat since Friday, at improved prices ; but
in stocks upon the spot there is no change.
Wool..—There has been a decidedly better feeling
in the Wool market, and several sales of Irish and
English Combing Wools are reported at improved
rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

s and Gnn Carriages/boa

Iron Hurd

Ind a ypelr supe

k )11insions, Churches, or
effectual defence against tt
mmended to West ind
igrauts, and all per
IL find it to stand ^,

the simple fact that i

I Landed

kify adapted for preventing the decay of
Alter Public Edi-
! elements. It is
d other Colonial
ris connected with the
I climates better than any
rosion to any

of Paint.CoilirioOt;
ious to hove their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

the consumption of cotton in the United a cas

d. Our contemporary, t

unable to contradic

the fact that th

tion of cotton in America, has not de

ground in the following table

American

British

rity of

Consumption. Consumption. Br. Consump,

427,967

531,772 1
518,039 1

778,031

487,769
404,108

l ,068,569

1,025.238

1,238,477
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

:er of the Church

LI VERPO OL STANDARD, T U ESDAY,

lori ne

e type of the whole C

land; for the Char

.nd the

ucation

fi

that I

n in ! MR. CARD EL

s will be met. We

conti-

ziand and T

BRAM LEY-

()ORE haS

tion upon Mr. CARDI

E, our '

is not

Inn of 11Tr_R

e or c

e have r

ries have bad ; but

nt

nd with these alone we

LL and Mr. Br

,ILLY-MOOR

h WELLEN

ATRIL 1852.

L'S APOLOGISTS AND MR. I LORD JOHN

:100RF.

out six C

t execu- I 'r

peen devoted to

gentleman. Mos

repiy,

on the AI

I Bill, t

vever, we beg to be

.e question at I pc

personal the c

MILITIA BILL

'hi ch v

)ur to turn to the advantage of their pet can

sue between Mr. CARD-

upon t

recommended

statesman whom he considere

of the former gentleman's assertion, made on the I tion. What ought to have been tl

Obviously to allow the ne

differentlN

and organi

AND TIIE

some of our contempora•- for his lordship's resignation. Her MAJEST
scripta manet. The docu- informed by him that he was no longer in a

me, to

tv
to I

oned—a• fair trial. Lord JOHN Rus-

e threw himself a

the hands of the ultra-democratic portion

osition ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

I observe that, let, Mr. Clow's Outcast' is signed
1812, (curiously coincident with his possession of the
original), and my brother's in 1839. 2nd, That my bro-
ther's picture was in Mr. Herbert's possession from early
in 1842 to Nov., 1843, a period of nearly two years: and
I challenge him to show that it was ever in an engraver's
hands at all. And 3rd, That Mr. 11. not only had the
picture copied while it was in his possession under the
the plea of having it engraved, but that he at the same
time engaged to carry out the subject in two additional
pictures,—an engagement which he never fulfilled.

As to copyright, I scarcely understand the term, but it
can hardly be intended that a painter retains the power
after sale L.) copy a picture ad libitum; and I am sure
that it. is quite above Mr. Herbert's position, like that of
the village genius, to confine himself to " Red Lions."
I shall not notice the subject further ; but Mr. Herbert's
letters, in proof of my statement, are open to inspection.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ALEX. SHAD.
4, Old Churchyard, Liverpool, April 213111, 1852.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.

SECOND LECTURE BY DR. BAYLEE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

conduct

sent of tt

ployed

(The lath
himself

The 1
the exc

MILNER t
g Tann': Si

stituted

erials erolvi
with ether

from ignition.
and Mr. Webster, appeared for
iger, Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and 1
After the case had been a
yen by Mr. Grantham, of
of Steamers to the II
q.. of London, fermi
'verpool ; Mr. Aide

Mr. Cr

Surve
Woods
Vilehet

.iy, Liverpool; Mr. B. Woi
eliniversity College, Lotul

rent of Milne

Phen in t

was follow

Crowder fin
Lord CAA

aevera

Zion of

.saes, b

i summed c
,ent of a.pp

the inventoi; also, that it was na
snot a useful invention; and that

Lord CA
attention ti

be take
It lay

limated

tit
it was new

ELL the

strong evil

°UM rep

vreserve
messes o

was with rig,

part of the same at
the plaintiff to sho
rave prima facie evi

IV that tl
idence ti

called for th.
Sion to this

consist
troduc

an add

n's Pat

Dotentia

dl impro

He said that there v
2dly. That Milner,

art of t

3r the Et

It was for them to say whet'

as no prop
the patent,

nk it ne

Id short)

s or pi

r F. The:
le Defen-
evidence

:ft. wag
, that it
defen,

g on Weil

ssing of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

of stock will a-gain be taken off the

buyers. To-day the mar

s very quiet and some-

what lower generally, but

here is no pr

sure of

stock, and some

amount of good buying for next
account. We annex the quotations :—London stp
51

124 ; Do. new qr

Midlands

Sl:Afield stock, 34 ; Do. new pref., 13-16 p
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73-1 ; Do. West Riding,
4k d; East Lancashire pref. fifths (2nd issue), 51;
Lancaster and Carlisle, 79; Do. thirds, 9 p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

Tied to the chair;

say that

were met together

J the whole of the commerci

lestion wai, whet

400 yea

(Cheers' and hissea
MoorE

lem by going into the

go there existed a man in Florence called

cent. They had in this town a gentle-

might be called Bramley-Moore the Maznificent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

11 portion c

mbled toget

d, and converted from the ordinary
o the veritable soldier—the " boiled

gentleman classically termed

the indignity of

1 down

.very morning,
irs in the suii, with their

an Egyptian

at, which prevented

ellow-creatures

is unfortunate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

Mind and Head Con

salon of spirits, trembling, debility,
blushing, sleeplessness, restlessness, a dislike to soCiet),
unfitness for business, headache, confusion of thought, *iddi.

ivOlunyari I

ti; neatv, gal-armless rear, hysteria,
wretchedness, blasphemous thoughts, thoughts of self-destruc-
tion, fear of insanity, &c.—Dr. MURRAY respectful), requests
all nervous sufferers to avail themselves of a_ certain and

permanent cure,
mode of treatmer

sultinz physician of London and Paris, may be,cerfanlted every
Monday and Tuesday, from Eleven till yam, and Seven till
Nine; also every Sunday, from Two tiitrour, at hie residence,
27, REAT GEORGE-SQUARE, LivvelooL. Every Wednesday,
'rom Three to Six, and every"-ilursday, from Eleven, a.m.,
ill Nine. p.m., at 56,Ann.stsett (cornernf P-"e
-bitty ti
-

—"'" --It),
stir-
i.ion Hotel, Shrewsbury.
distressing coMplaints, which
nervous system, and which
.ne_usual treatme of pills, powders, draughts, ydrepathy,
travelling, sea- inr, galvanism, &c., has failed to remove,
should apply_ r. Murray, who, by a recent important dis-
covery, has e ected numerous cures; near 3,000 persons have
been permanently cured by Dr. M. in his private practice and
at some of the first medical institutions; 700 such cf.,—
recently published in one pamphlet. His flea
invigorates the system, restores the natural apr

mingliam and every Fri
All persona suffering fr tho,
betoken a disordere( ate of the

treatment

and -effects a perinanent cu
after the first visit, can bi

confined to disorders of the head and nerves
Those patients who cannot consult Dr.
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27

leg in the grave

Litt Free-trade

indignat

I it laugh, and those who

Christian would issu

k of youth in this vigo-

ave few fears

it hurt a

and we trust

veberne

St. Peter's 'Ward

expected

The edit

to a

SOIREI

Ox Thursi
Societies

during the evenin
Mr. Westcott's ei

models, di

requ

e shall c(
sts that t

mall per

ty this is tb

answered

r coaches

it was

z rings, were

lons eon

apping

their ordinary

cleclaratio

hould b,

at will be

THE ROYAL INSTITUTION

fling last, the Soiree of the Lear
d, st the Royal Institution, C

,;olquitt

ngs,
rnents, but was
several who were desirous t
lent portrait of Mr. Jos

ph B. Yates

room was the gentlemen's retiring-roon
and the smaller lecture-room that fo
bird-room the electric telegraph wai

during the evening its-pii

gea were also sent by friends to tr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

BILLIARD TABLE,

TO be SOLD, a capital,full-sized Slate BILLIARD
TABLE, new, co rie, by Hunt. Also an excellent
BAGATELLE TAB ,)y Dunbibbin, price 16 6s.
Apply at N "ewing•ton, opposite the American Bowling
Saloon.

TO be LET, a Well-accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE,
with a Six-stalled Stable died; free from Brewers or
Spirit merchant. Rent a ncoming moderate.
Apply to EDWARD ITU, 21, Devon-street.

HOUSES, SHOPS. AND COTTAGES, BIRKENHEAD.
TO be LET, several splendid SHOPS, in Grange-
lane, Chester-street, &c., Birkenhead, from .e 25 to £6O
per Annum.

Also, superior HOUSES, in 01111'6i-street, Clifton Park, &c.,
from £25 to .t 70 per Annu_a,../ _ _ _ _

Also, a few first rate C TTAGES, at very Reduced Rents,
Free of all Taxes, Sze
Apply to Ross Huns ES, Hamilton-square,

Birkenhead

RESIDENCE AND STEAM FLOUR MILL

UO be LET, with immediate pos;e;;Co;,afirst-rate
newly-erected white brick and slate STEAM FLOUR
MILL, with capital Residence, Stabling, Carriage Sheds, Pig-
geries, Garden, &c., situate in the parish of Ardleigh, nearly
abutting on the railway station, surrounded by a fine corn-
growing district, and within easy distances of Colchester, Ips-
wich, Hadleig,h, and Manningtrce markets, and close to the
postoffice. The Mill is five storeys high, has al5 horse power
steam engine, and well fitted to receive an extensive stock of
corn and flour ; has five pairs of nes, with every opportunity
of adding another pair; is y supplied with dressing ma-
chines, bolting mill, &c d capable of manufacturing about
400 combs of corn r week ; and has also a never-failing
supply of water.

TO i-iew the same, and for rent and other particulars, apply
to Mr. J. G. FENN, near Ardleigh Hall, Colchester.

Manta%

[DUTY FREE.]
NVANTED, a MASTER and MATRON for the
WEST DERBY UNION WORKHOUSE. Salaries:
Master ..elOO, Matron -t-60 per Annum, with rations and sepa-
rate furnished apartments.
Applicants who have been accustomed to a similar esta-
blishment, where industrial employment for the inmates is
provided, and who are married, without incumbrance, both
fully qualified, and not exceeding •I 6 years of age, will be pre-
ferred ; but parties above that/age will not necessarily be
excluded.

Canvassing of the Gilaii-eit•lier personally, by letter, or
agent is strictly prohibited, And will be held to bear a disqua-
lification. No candidate need attend personally unless
requested so to do by tho'Board. Applications, in the hand-
writing of the Applicaytts, stating see,-condition, and present
occupation, accompanied by recent Testimonials, to be sent to
me on or before TUESDAY, the 2d of November next. The
services of the parties elected will be required immedia►ely
after their appointment.
WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerk,
2, Elliot•street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

LONDON

AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY

CAUTION TO TRAVELLER&
A DVERTISEIVIENTS from the SHREWSBURY
RAILWAY COMPANIES, recommending their Route in
connexion with the Lines of this Compajay, having appeared,
THE PUBLIC IS WARNED against a MIS-STATEMENTS
as to saving contained in them, d the LONDON AND
NORTH-WESTERN COMPANY sill not be responsible for
any pecuniary loss or delay wych Parties who are guided by

them. may sustain.
The FARES from LOflV POOL and CHESTER to .WOL-
VERHAMPTON and B MINGHAM, and vice venal, are
THE SAME by the L 'DON AND NORTH-WESTERN as by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

h.. Admiralty
. .. Trot man':

Aylen's

enth..G. W. Lenox's
kers of th

American.... 1 Messr.
G.W.Lenox's J vern
Rodger's—Messrs. Fo

Admiralty—Messrs.. LoilgriaieQ'CO.--
Aylen's— Government Dockyard, Sheerness

, Lenox, and Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

ST. ANNE'S WARD

A numerous and highly-respectable meeting of the
electors of this Ward was held last evening at the Pon-
tack Inn, Christian-street. The object of the meeting
was to promote the election of F. Shand. Esq. There
were present Mr. Alderman Parker, Mr. R. H. Hough-
ton, Mr. S Holme, Mr. Toulmin, Mr. W. J. Horsfall,
Mr. J. M. Wood, &c., &c. . . .

Alderman PARKER was called to the chair, and, in in-
troducing Mr. Shand to the meeting, said it was not his
intention to compare the individual who had come forward
to oppose Mr. Shand. The latter was known to Clem
all as the representative of one the wealthiest and
most influential houses in the town. (Cheers.) As
to his opponent, Mr. Llewellyn Hodson, his conduct
reminded him of the man and the ass. (Laughter.) He
said to the Tories, when he was asked respecting his poli-
tics, that he was a Conservative, and when spoken to by
the Radicals, he said. " lam as good a Radical as any of
you, for I voted in favour of Cardwell and Ewart."
(Hear.) He concluded by introducing Mr. Shand to the
meeting.
Mr. SHAND, on presenting himself, was received with
loud cheers. When they ceased, be addressed the electors
at some length, explaining his opinions, and concluding
by saying that if they chose to accept him as their repre-
sentative, he would do the best which his time, his talents,
and best attention enabled him to do.
The first resolution was proposed byMr. NICKSON, and
seconded by Mr. MANGER. It was as follows :—" That
this meeting pledges itself to use all legal means to secure
Mr. Shand's return to the Town Council for this ward."
The motion being put from the chair was carried un-
animously.
M HOLME

-dr. S. -hen addressed the meeting at some
length, enforcing the claims of Mr. Shand, who, from his
position in the town, would confer honour upon the ward
and serve its interests faithfully.
Mr. W. J. HORSFALL also addressed the electors in
favour of Mr. Shand.
Mr. TOULNIIN said he was desired by Mr. Nicholson,
who, it had been reported, was acting as chairman of Mr.
Hodson's committee, to say that he was not chairman of
the committee ; that he took no interest in his election
whatever, and should not support him. (Applause.) Mr.
Toulmin said the reason why he objected even to sit in the
same room with Mr. Hodson was, because twelve months
ago he heard him say that " he did not care a d-n about
the Council, they were all a set of d-d humbugs."

ion by t

ae heav

had at

cl take c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

intended

BOOKS FOR TIEVIE

and receive attention

the Adaptation of External Nature to the Phy-
icalCondition of Man. By John Kidd, M.D.,

F.R.S

London: H. G. Bohn

A cheap and elegant edition of one of the Bridge-
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in every family library. Sterling worth is one of
the chief characteristics of the reprints of this en-
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present volume possesses both these qualities, and
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give grand views of the existence and goodness of
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and with a mind open to conviction, they will
strengthen the believer, and disabuse of evil the
mind of the sceptic. We therefore wish success to
the present enterprise.

Uncle Torn in England; a Proof that Black's White.
London : Houiston and Stoneman.

We have no sympathy with the volume before
us, which is an impudent attempt to tack "an echo
to the American Uncle Tom.' " The writer does
not give his name, but appends his address to the
preface; and he coolly tells us that " seven days
from the time that the preface is dated [Sept. 11,
1852], not a line of the book was penned." This
only shews his foolhardiness, and is a base apology
for " many defects and inaccuracies," which, he
says, " doubtless will appear in this edition." We
have no desire to see a second, for the principle is
a bad one, on which the author seeks to run a race
for gold. If Mrs. Stowe's volume requires im-
provement, let the lady do it herself. She needs
no bantling to bolster her.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

STEAM TO

NEW YORK AND (VIA JAMAICA) TO CHAGRES

The undernoted or other first-class Screw
Steam-ships, will sail
From LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK,
ONCE A MONTH,
_; until further notice, (the extended service
being Twice a Month, when the Ships now building are com-
pleted) :
ANDES.. Capt. WICK lAN.
ALPS....Capt. HUTCHINGS
AETNA .. Capt. LITTLE

JURA .. ... Capt. DOUGLAS
TAURUS . . Capt. M t LLER.
CAUCASUS.Capt. -

The ANDES will sail on WEDNESDAY, the Bth December,lBs2
The ALPS will sail on WEDNESDAY, the sth January, 1853,
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK £2O.
SECOND CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK ... .tl5.

Including Steward's Fee and Provisions, but without Wines
and Liquors, which may beArlstailifd on board.
_ _

-
Freigtt on Fine -Gpeas to New York, Three Pounds per
Ton Measurement, othfieGoods by Agreement.

Apply in Halifax, SAMUEL CUNARD ;in Boston, to S. S.
LEwts ; in New rk, to EDWARD CUNARD; in Havre and
Paris, to Doxx D CURRIE ; in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52,
Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to GEORGE and JAMES BURNS;
or in Liverpool to

D. and C. MAC INTER, 14, Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Goods will be reeeived on the Quay, at the south side of Wel-
lington Dock.
On and after the Ist NOVEMBER, until further notice, the rate
of Freight by these Steamers, from LIVERPOOL to PHILA-
DELPHIA, will be .€3 per Ton, with the usual Primage, with
the exception of Unmanufactured Produce, &c., which will
be subject to special agreement.

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
•
Favourite Iron Screw /Steam-ships
mrerftv,
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2125 tons,
'
_ CITY OF GLASGOW 1610 tons, Capt.
Are intended to sail as under :
FROM LIVERPOOL.

CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNESDAY/.27th October.
CITY OF MANCHESTER WEDNESD Bth Dec.

CITY OF GLASGOW WEDISKY .. sth Jan, 1853,
CITY OF M ANCHESTER WEDN DAY.. 2d Feb.

CITY OF GLASGOW WED. SDAY 24 March.
CITY OF MANCHESTER WE -ESDAY .. 30th March.
FROM PHILA LPHIA.
CITY OF GLASGOW ATURDAY 24 October,
CITY OF MANCHESTER .. SATURDAY .... 23d October.
CITY OF GLASGOW SATURDAY .... 20th Nov.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. ....THURSDAY.... 6th Jan. 1653,
CITY OF GLASGOW.„2 ..... THURSDAY .... 34 Feb.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ....THURSDAY.... 3d March.
CITY OF GLASGOW THURSDAY .... 31st March.

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, in Single State-rooms, Twenty Guineas.
If Double „ Fifteen i,
II Forward „ Thirteen „
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
Ail having the same privilege, and messing together
..... ....

A limited number of Pa'ssengei-s.will be taken at Six Guineas,
including as much Provisions as required, comfortably cooked.
Time Steamers carry "Phillips's Patent FIRE Annihilators."
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
Dogs at .e 3 each.
- - - • -

Freight on Fine Goods, Cutlery, and Plated Ware, 60s. per
Ton, and Coarse Goods, Hardware, &c.. will be taken, subject
to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia, at .84 80c. per
pound sterling.
. .

Apply in Philadelphia and New York to Tilos. Mat ARDSON ;
in Belfast, to RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co. ; in Bristol, to
G. H. EVANS ; in Glasgow, to PATRICK HENDERSON and Co. ;
in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to ED-
WARDS, SANFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and PICK FORD
and Co., for Goods ; in Paris, to FREDERICK REDFERN, 8,
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON ; in Manchester, to
GEORGE STONIER; and in Liverpool, to
RIC EIA RDSON BROTHERS and CO.,
12 and 13, Tower-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Philip Dean, Rose, hence at Cape de Verds

R}l,ll,henc

t POrt N

1111ryMuir, Crawford, hence at Caldera.
Ann Falcon, Bownes; Bonanza, Fearon ; Valparaiso, Bell;
Sobraon, Nicol ; Urgent, Hannaford ; and Credenda, hence;
Tongoy;
d Seagull,

Balmora.l, Robertson, from Valparaiso ; Anna

from the Clyde, all at Callao.
Shark, Trovey, hence at Maranham
James Hunt, Leggett, hence at Anti
for Berbice.
Haidee, Smith, hence at Demerara.

igua, and sailed 27th Sept.

. I
Reindeer, I
Paraiba.
Bahamian, IN

d Sept. foi

, and Linda, Green, front

plar, filarshall ; Pickwick,(

rider (for Pa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

„zzoutb america.

ods, 408. per ton ; Bales, 355. ; Greys, &c., 30s.
LINE OF PACKECS
For RIO DE JANEIRO.
Under positive engagement to sail with the BELLA,
and warranted first clipper ship,
fri&,ri The beautiful new Workingt. • -built clipper Ship
SKIDDAW, Ca . in SLOMAN,
(Who is thoroughly , uainted with the South
Amer an trade;)
A 1 at Lloyd's ; 440 tons old • d only 376 tons new measure-
ment. This splendid shi • as been built to compete with the
swiftest vessels of tb . ay, and is not surpassed in any point
which can recom .• •nd her to shippers loading in Prince's
Dock.—Apply to COTESWOItTH, WYNN E, and LYNE.

Cases Fine Goc

aniteb *tatts.

Loading berth south side Waterloo Dock,

"THE BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

Will sail punctually on the 25th instant.

The splendid new first-class American Packet-ship

347-i\\
_

JOSEPH YAtKER,

J. H o)k•K: Commander;

1325 tons register ;Xtork-built ; copper-fastened and
coppered ; a very fas iler ; and in all respects a first-rate

conveyance

Apply to

C. GRIMSHAW and CO

Goods will be received until Midnight of the 23d instant,

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL

LINE OF PACKETS,

Sailing from LIVERPOOL on the Ist of each Month,
and from PHILADELPHIA on the 15th.

LIZZIE HARWARD (new), L. PARKER 870 tons.. Ist Nov
MARY PLEASANTS. KENNARD BOO tons.. Ist Dec
51ASCON0510, A. PROAL 850 tons.. Ist Jan,
SHENANDOAH, J. S. TAYLOR BOO tons.. let Pb.p

Cabin Passage, Fiftee9,-.6iiinfas

Parcels Will be receipted toiat .'ed. each. Bills of Lading
will be signed at the Office of t Consignees for the Captain,
of which Shippers will pleas o take notice.
The Ships of this Line built of the best and most costly
materials, coppered a copper-fastened, and commanded by
men of acknowledg talent.
No freight recei don board on the appointed day of sailing.
These ships will take steam up the Delaware.
REDUCTION IN FREIGHTS.
Fine Goods will be taken at 20s. per ton measurement.
Coarse Ditto 15s.
Apply to19
JAMES M'HENRY, 5, Temple-place.
Freight payable at 84.80 per pound sterling.
These Ships carry " Phillips's Fire Annihilators."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

CHINA

Our advices are from Hong Kong to the 24th of August.
All continues quiet at Canton and in the north.

The news from the westward of the rebels in the early
part of the month was favourable for the success of the
Imperial troops. Seu -has also defeated the insurgents,
and the chief, Tien-tch, is reported to have been taken
and bohoadod. The insurgents are said to be still in great
force.

During the month there has been a demand for manu-
factures, and markets have been buoyant. Money has
been tight, but a fair business has been done.
In exports the market has been active.

At Shanghae there had been a demand for imports, and
prices had somewhat improved. Tea and silk were being
shipped largely. The demand for the latter had advanced
prices 4'5 to £lO. The total export of tea from China
since the Ist of July is about the same as last year, say
8,500.0001 b, ; of silk from Shangliae, for same time,
10,700 hales, against 4,700 last year.

. _
Her Majesty's Consul, Mr. Sullivan, died at Amoy on
the 29th of July.

AUSTRALIA

By the Overland Mail we have advices from Sydney to
the 29th of July. From Port Philip they are to the 17th
of July. In each case they are imperfect, but they fully
confirm the recent statements regarding the yield of gold
both in New South Wales and Victoria. As regards the
Mount Alexander Mines, in the latter country, it appears

that the escort for the Ateek ending the 3rd of July was
expected to bring 100,000 ounces, leaving 40,000 ounces
in the Commissioner's tent to be brought on tl

Fron the influence of these

next oc-
the price
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS
CHARLES HILL AND CO.,
AMERICAN PACKET-OFFICE,
60, WA TERLOO-IZOAD,
LIVER POOL.

The following first-class Sbips will be despatc d punctually, viz
For NEW YORK, BLACK ALL LINE.

FIDELIA
YORKSHIRE
NEW YORK •• •
MONTEZUMA .
ISAAC WEBB
ISAAC WRIGHT
COLUMBIA
MANHATTAN .

Captai.
DIXON ...
YOUN

Ist Nov

eOr
. HLTHI ''' '
D URCY
RBER
BERL
BAYER
PEABODY

900.. 16th Nov
870.. Ist Dec
1000.. 16th Dec.

1100.. Ist Jan.
.1070..16th Jan.
.1000.. Ist Feb.
.1100..16th Feb

Xiso, for NEW YORK

UNDERWRITER
FOREST QUEEN
JAVA
ST. CHARLES
FRANCIS P. SAGE

FOr NEW ORI

BLANCH

for the emigrati
lated to promote

and corr

4 •
receipt of a—de-p'osit •of

WAREHOUSE Rooll,s to be LET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

HOLLOWA

S OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CURED A
DESPERATE WOUND IN THE LEG.— trick Leinster,
residing near Carrick-on-Shannon, i • red his lcg about
two years ago with a plough, wh.. caused a most formi-
dable wound, which spread o • the leg to a most alarming
extent, so that he could t put his foot to the ground,

/
1 /3.111.1, ILI livrwtv... •..• ••••• • .., -.. .
he used, it would no lenl. In t his very bad state he ap-
I plied some of Ho way's Ointment to it, and regularly
took the Pills ; as treatment had such an effect on the
wound that i ittle more than a. month his leg was per-
fectly cured.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

average show cf fat s

of buyers

rates:—Beef, 5s to 6s per stone

; VE

k. There was a very large attendance I

nd a good clearance was effected at the following
There

irgest market for the sea-
ay, and prices 10s a head lower than last day. Mutton

eifer, 40s to 4&s per cwt
h Pi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

1, of the

'3rd Lancasi;l;e,Tieutenant2Colenel Black- street-lane, Queen-square, arid Alill-lane—the total esti-
le 2nd or
Liverpool regiment, and the mated cost being £2,037.—0n the motion of Mr. John-
t, viz , Captains Lane (Ist), son, seconded by Mr. Roeers, the engineer was instructed
It was arranged that the to proceed with the work, inclusive of the paving of White-
called out for chapel, at his earliest convenience.—A letter was read

regi
4,110.1 rc
Li,Nl Itoper (
th:."1'9o1) realm

nber, subject to the Queens
use at Everton will be the the pavement of Chatham-street and the upper part of
regiment, which will consist of 800 Parliament-street. The letter intimated that, unless the
rifle companies. The average age of work were done, legal proceedings would be taken. The

DID Mr

the bad s

ree Lance

artery respectively at Lan-

The committee agreed to visit the locality, to

wake a personal inspeotion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Ed in addition to a fair demand for I

over the currency of 'l'

I about Is. per s

k over th

per 601bs. clearer ; ana

advance, but were saleable only

The trade

arrived were

per qr. deare

id. per qr. bigi

nt of 6cl. to

per bar

ad Oatmeal was

—We subjoin Tuesday's currency

Wheat, --70, 701?., s. d. s. d. Wheat, '49, 701,
English red.. old 510 to 6 7 Canadian
Do. do. new 5 6.. 510 United .
Do. white old 6 6.. 610 Danzig, &c.....
Do. do. new 5 9.. fi 4 Pomeranean,&c. 6 1..
Irish led—. old 5 10.. 6 1 5 10.. 6 6
Do. do. .. new 5 4.. 5 i
Do. white.. old 5 10.. 6
Do. do. -

s. d. s. 0
5 10 to 6
5 10

.encb, &C

Dania

Egyptian

58 0i Barley

0.. 50 ()pats

Eng:&Sctci), old 2 9

Oatmeal,
Irish .

r. 31 0.. 32 01 Do. white..
33 0.. 35 0 French. yellow
Do. white

32 0..33 C

1.. 5 6

tlee t 21 0..22 0
do. 21 0.. 22 6

35 0.. 37 0 U. States
Do. & Can. sour 19 6
22 3 Frnell,v,sk2Bolb 32 0.. 39 0

LIVERPOOL CATTLE

MONDAY. OCT. 18

MARKET,

At to-day's market there was a larger supply than on last
Monday, the numbers offered for sale being 3353 Beasts and

. ,
8550 Sheep. The demand for good Beef vas very general, but

not so brisk as to keep prices firm, and we must reduce our

quotations nearly id. per lb. For Sheep there was a fair re-
quest, but the large number for sale had the effect of reducing
—Beef : best heifer, Cid to 5d ; do. oxen,

prices. We quota

4id to 4id. Muttor
middling, sid to 6d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Lord d

f the Volantc

prepared to accept his challenee t
condition that the allowance of
ton be given for difference of tonnage, iv
with the usual yacht club regulations
to be named a fortnie
no and dism

ail for £5OO, on
minute titre per

accordar

prevou

the Volante is hauled

race the America with a schooner of 180 tous, 0.M.. just
laid down for him by the Messrs. Lymington, of Poole,
upon any course whieh Lord de Blaquiere may name—the
match to be for 1,000 guineas, and to be
month of Septemb

in the
t period

next, that being
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

ce of t

FOPr"

abmarine

reply to the toast of t

lot of the Erni

the Prin

it h eage
aux Ch a

ptiona

the imp

tour, a

eed, with a eandou

ments

NE I

the opportur
of Commen

I am happy at t
ms 1 have 11
you are w

nd of n

I to a tar more

t never did a

lth Of Louis Napoleon, p

concluded his

gnificent

journey to

south, and to aseertan their real
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Jordan,)

Pickernell ; GeOrge Wilkinson, Dunn ; Britannia, Moore;;
' Jessie, Kelly Sarah Mary, Broom ; Wolfe, Crawford ; Lady
Hobart, M`Cleary ; and Avon, Jones, all hence at Qiebec.

CHARLOITE, TowN
from Mira michi to Li

demned

The Hit

*Ol, which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

casion

had fallen to 60s. or 625. per ounce, although the miners,
being now rich, were generally indisposed to press sales.
It was estimated that there was at least £1,000,000.
of unemployed money in the hands of the labourers. At
the various mining localities
.of New South Wales the
results continued to be increasingly satisfactory, although

ordinary
parties c

with indifferer

onnected with the companies formed in London
had arrived at Sydney, and had proceeded to the Bathurst
• Fro,

as fast

Ids took place. Wheat was 8s
6d. per bushel, flour £23 per ton, and hay £6 per ton
Gold at Sydney was higher than at Port Philip, the quo.
tations being 645. for the Turon gold, and 655. for tba
of Mount Alexander. The Port Philip accounts of tin
, •

it is said " will be drivep
diggins for manslaughter, and the fleece and the fat w
be burnt. On many stations next season no attempt
shear sheep will be made." In fact, it seems that labor
of any kind was almost wholly unprocurable. Atnor,
other curious circumstances connected with the state
of the markets, it is mentioned that the price of bricks
at Melbourne was £lO a thousand, and it was believed
that both bricks and coals would a profitably imported
from England,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Wiest Inbirs.

To sail in all,tkis week.
t. 44%., For DIXERARA,
The first- s Brig SEA. NYMPH,
..611.‘6.49. C. GROUNDWATER ;
246 tons ; s room for a few light packages.—
GEORGE BOOKER and CO.

Apply to

Elnittb hates.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-

POOL AND NEW YORK.
To sail on the 26th instant,
FOR NEW YORK,
da•Nk\, The fine new American Steam-ship,
41-KW SOUTH CAROLINA,
S. C. Tv RN E R,COM m an der,2,000 tons burthen.
The above splendid Steam-ship has choice accommodations
for First Cabin, Second Cabin, and Third Class Passengers, at
the following rates, including Stewards' Fees and the attend-
ance of an experienced Surgeon •
{Everything found except Wines
and Liquors, which may be had
on board at moderate prices.
Third Class, 6 Guineas .. f Including a sufficiency of Cooked
1 Provisions.

First Cabin, 18 Guineas...
Second Cabin, 13 Guineas,

Children according to age.

Third-class Passengers to find their own Beds, Bedding,
Towels, Eating and Drinking Utensils, and Water Vessels.
To secure berths, a deposit is required, which persons at a
distance can remit to the subscribers by post-office or bank
order. ALSO FOR NEW NORK
FIDES, BORLAND ,1500 tons,
CHAS. HOLMES, Caocarr,-(..2000 tons,

To Sail 20th Oct
i, 25th „

To sail 20th Oct

26th Oct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

WARD MEETINGS

The proceedings in anticipation of the municipal elec-
tions on the Ist of November, are increasing in interest as
the time approaches for the decision. Several meetings
have taken place in the Wards where the representation
will be contested, and active exertions are being made to
secure the return of the respective candidates.
EVERTON.—The retiring member, Mr. Chalmer, will
he opposed by Mr. T. D. Anderson. A meeting of the
friends of the former gentleman was held on Friday at the
Derby Arms Hotel. Kirkdale, which was attended by Mr.
Alderman Langsdale and Mr. Bigham, and resolutions
were passed expressive of the confidence of the meeting i❑
Mr. Chalmer.

SCOTLAND.—A meeting of the friends of Mr. Bigham
took place on Tuesday, Mr. Gardner in the chair. Mr.
Bigham addressed the meeting at some length, as did
several other gentlemen, and the most cordial appr oval of
the candidate was expressed.
ST. PAUL'S.—The re-election of Mr. T. Godfrey is to
be opposed by Mr. T. Savage, and several meetings have
taken place in consequence. On Monday week a meet-
ing was held of the friends of Mr. Savage at the New
York Hotel, in Union-street ; and on the following day a
meeting of the supporters of Mr. Godfrey took place at
the Commercial Inn, in Earl-street, which was nume-
rously and influentially attended. Another meeting took
place on Thursday, at the New York Inn, Union-street,
when resolutions were passed agreeing to support Mr.
Godfrey.

GREAT GEORGE.-Mr. J. M'Nicoll, timber merchant,
has been brought forward to oppose the re-election of
Mr. J. Rogers. A numerous meeting was held on Thurs-
day at the St. George's Tavern, and resolutions in favour
of Mr. M'Nicoll were unanimously agreed to.
The following is a list of the members of the Council
who retire on the Ist of November next, and also of the
candidates :
Ward.

Retiring Metnbers. Candidates.
T. Chaliner T. Chahner.
T. D. Anderson
J. Bighorn.

Ever ton

Scotland

J. Bigham .
J. Atkinson

Vauxhall

.. J. Moss.
j T. Godfrey
1 T. Savage.

St. Paul's,

T. Godfrey

Exchange...
Castle-street
St. Peter's ..
Pitt-street ..

J.Tyrer

J. Tyrei:

r. Avison

T. Avison
J. C. F

J.C. Fernihough
T. Toulaiin ....

mihougl

T. Toulmin

Great George

J. Rogers

J. Rogers.
1 J. AP.Nicoll.
A. F. Jones.
I. J. B. 13raucker
5 B. Hall.

Rodney-street

A. F. Jones

Abercroml

B. ILII

It. Gladstone,
. J. A. Picton.

Lime-street

J. A. Picton

St. Anne's

W. K. Tyrer

J F. Shand.
1 T. L. Hudson.
A. Henderson.. A. Henderson.
{ W. Earle.
. W. J. Horsfall
T, Lloyd-
-IH. Halhead.

West Derby

South Tosteth

W. J. Hors

North Toxteth.... T. Lloyd

A SYDNEY LETTER-WRITER says that immediately an
emigrant ship comes i❑ sight;, proposals are made to every
young lady on board with a speaking-trumpet'. There's
a " settler" for her !

ANOTHER AUSTRIAN LOAN.-11IC Universal German
Gazette states that a bunking-house in London has
offered to raise a loan for Austria of ten millions sterling
on very favourable conditions for the government, but
that the offer has not been accepted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

On the 10th inst., the wife of (

Bulteel, Esq., of

On the 12th ins

teacher of the t

Tinley B

On the 11th inst

;ullivan, c

s uoileg

t. Trinity

Mrs. P

Bell, of a son

be wife of A. H

street, the wife of Mr. Connor,

Rock Ferry

lurch,

stone, I

of St. Si

s. Eliza

wife of

A, to :Hiss I. Davidson;

On the 11th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. John Glaister
to Miss Abigail Nelson.

On the lith inst

Is's Church,

Miss Eliiabeth R.
ogerson, both of thi

;erson, second 'daughter Of Mr..

On the II th inst., a
Mr. Georze

,ev. Mr

youngest drug

r. James I

s, of Monks'

'-rooms; in this town.

On the 12th inst., a St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. L.
Frost, M.A., incumbent of Bowling, Yorkshire, the Rev. J.
Hughes, M.A., rector of Llanrhydd:ad, Anglesey, to Sarah,
daughter of L. Frost, Esq., of Great George-street, in this
town.

John Wy

Aigburtb, by the

of Mr. Josiah Rigby
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

by a sou

lista de Soul

CAPE OF GOOD HOP

he Cape to the 6th u:

,eaCi of cattle, some hors

he dec

'he 14-aterkle.Of and many of ti

districts are still infested with Caffres and Hottentots.
Uithalder, their chief, and the celebrated Macomo, have,

compete

to judge, the war

,en a stimulus io the search for minerals.
is offered a reward of £lOO for the discovery
bin available distances from any of the
A vein of anthracite coal has been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

itlettiterranean.

STEAM TO SICILY, EGYPT, AND SYRIA.

The NILE

Captain JOHN OLIVE

550 tons

„ ORONTES Captain H. BULKELEY ..752 „
„ SCAMANDER Captain W. T. VALE ....800 „
„ PACTOLUS Captain C. T. SLOMAN .. 800 „

For PALERMO, MESSINA, ALEXANDRIA, and

SYRIA-;
(Calling at GI RALTARd
The Alf t Steamer
0 NTES,
HENRY 131.7 ELEY, Commander,
. .

will be despatched piinctualtil on the 28th instant.

. ,
ALL GOODS MUST BE ALONfIDE, AND BILLS OF LADING
SENT IN TO THE OFFICE FOy IGNATURE, ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 27TH INSTANT. . _

Goods for SYRIA will betaken by special agreement only.
Rate of Passage to Alexandria is Twenty Guineas, exclusive
of Wines, Spirits, and Beer.
For freight or other particulars, having superior accommo-
dation for passengers, apply in London to Messrs. W. S.
LINDSAY and Co.; here to Messrs. LA M PORT and HOLT. or to
JAMES MOSS and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

PORTUGAL

Latest advices are to the 10th inst. The Royal decrees
regulating the electoral process upon the direct system,
and calling the Cortes to meet on the 2d of January next,
had given satisfaction to all parties.
Field-Marshal the Duke of Terceira and a staff of Pen-
insula war officers had been selected to proceed to Eng-
land by the Tagus steam-packet, expected at Southampton
about the 23d inst., in order to attend the funeral of the
Duke of Wellington, on behalf of the Portuguese Govern-
ment and army, which would wear mor•rning for three
days at the time of the funeral.

the Bank of Portugal had made inefficient attempts to
induce the Saldanlia.Magalhaens Cabinet to revoke or
modify the decree of the 30th of August.

AMERICA

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

The Pacific, Captain Nye, which sailed from New York
on the 2d instant, reached the Mersey on Wednesday
morning. During the last seven days the Pacific encoun-
tered easterly winds, and was detained seven and a-half
hours by a fog. She brought 5450,000 in specie, and 126
passengers. _ _ . .

.
The amount of duties received at the principal ports of
the United States since June 30 is $13,507,282, against
$12,503,386 same time last year.

The Protestant Episcopal Convention, after nine bal-
lots, succeeded in electing the Rev. Jonathan M. Wain-
wright, D.D., provisional bishop of New York.
We learn, by a telegraphic report from New Orleans,
that the steam-ship Falcon had arrived at that port with
16 days' later news from California and 8200,000 in gold
dust. The steamer Ohio was on her passage to New
York with 5'1,000,000 in gold dust.
The Canadian parliament adjourned on the moining of
the 29th ult., on learning the death of the Duke of Wel-
lington.

ARRIVAL OF

THE AFRICA

By the Royal Mail Steam-ship Africa, Capt. Harrison,
which arrived in the Mersey on Sunday afternoon, we
have advices from New York to the Gth instant.

The Africa brought 74 passengers, and 684,000 dollars
in specie on freight.
The U.S. steamer Atlantic, West, arrived at New York
on the 2d inst., at 7 45, p.m.
The Wg§hingtou correspondcat 9; Yolk bur.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

Coastb3ise.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW,

Fares—Cabin, (including Steward's Fee,) 12s. Steerage, 5s
Servants in Cabin full fare.

WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS,
; T \ The Steam-ships
• in,!Ki LYRA Captain BOYD.
it!!!.° PRINCESS ROYAL Captain CUMMINO.
The above or other trst-class Steam-ships Are intended to sail
with Goods and Passengers, between javerpool and Glasgow,
trOin CLARENvp. DOCK, as 1-0110WS • -
PRINCESS This Day, Octo 19th.... at 3 , Afternoon.
LYRA Thursday, Oc er 215 t.... at 4i. Afternoon.
PRINCESS Saturday, ctober 23d.... at 6, Evening.
LYRA Tuesday, October 26th.... at 12 , Noon.
PRINCESS Thurs , October 28th.... at Afternoon.
LYRA Sat ay, October 30th.... at 12 ,Noon.
From Clarence Pierhead.
T. MA IN and BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
ROBE T LAMONT. 31. Water-street.
C. MAC IVER and CO., 12, Water-street.

STEAM TO & FROM LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH,
AND PORTSMOUTH,
TAKING GOODS FOR SOUJERSETHAMPTON, GUERNSEY,
AND Y.

, The BRITISH AND IRISH STEAM-PACKET
"ef'`,wr'' COMPANY will despatch their powerful
cSteaTh -
' 4tl M.! A„ ers, from south-east corner Nelsono k with
- Goods and Passengers, as under-:
FOYLE Sunday, Oet. %4; at 7i, Morning.
DUKE OF CORNWALL Sunday„Ost,. 31, at 11 , Morning.

Or other suitableVfrdels

Additional Vessels will be es patched at stated inter-
vals, to meet the requirements le Trade.
Fares, First Cabin .. 20s. ; including Fees.
„ Second Ditt 15s. ; /2
„ Deck ~ . _ _ 10s.; _ „

fief Sailing's —from LO N every Sunday, ai 8 A.M. Goods
received at the Dul • and Liverpool Steam Wharf, Lower East
Smithfield, and est Kent Wharf, Southwark.
___ .. ...

For further apply to the Secretary, W. J. EGAN,
Dublin; JAMES HARTLEY and Co., 137, Lesdenhall-street,
London ; W. D. MATH EWS, Penzance ; 'WM. CARNE, Falmouth ;
ROBERT CLARK, Plymouth; R. HATCH, Portsmouth; Or to
M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
No Goods received after Six o'clock, p.m., on Saturdays.

ALTERATION OF LOADING BERTH TO COLLING WOOD

STEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
PRESTON.
The Steamer GEM,
Captain J. BUTLE
4, Is intended to leave north-7st corner Col
lingwood Dock, with Good,* and P
OCTOBEI
21, at

*rhursda:
Saturday

Afternoon

at 191o'elock, Evenin,

Saturd

, Evenin,

is will alebe despatched three times a

s sfr{freight apply to THOMAS MITCHEI

lks, P,sOrston ; or to
M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN'
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

and its. per box

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 185.2.

n by whom a Government could

Right Honou

urged to declare

SOMEW

hat car

al for tl

e mere

Earl of D

lent sp
sense by stickincr to business

nor up

mporar

,ble Baronet was repeatedly

y on whic

House of (

•er was

cian to pr

ibe un

L on that occa

on was almost

a excel

ow their good

nd their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

opened on hiclay last with less ar;mation, and

Icriptions were in

Ine instances purchased on

rather easier terms, hut on the receipt of the accounts from

" confidence was again restored,

ze business has since been transacted each day ; the
utilities of American have advanced id per lb. ; Brazil

freely offered, and are without change. 22,090. American, 1340
Bahia, 700 Egyptian and 2180 Surat have been taken on specu-

lation, and S 2

fatlerican, 490 EgYPtia,q, 140Isarm And 2960
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

The principal winners on the Cesarewitch are Mr. T.
Parr, the owner and trainer of the horse, to the tune of
£10,000; Messrs. Bennett, Megson, Adkins, and several
others in connection with the stable, who were also large
winners on the horse at Goodwood ; Mr. Hall, known as
" City Hall," also wins a large stake, and Mr. J. Clarke,
the proprietor of the `• Royal Blue" line of Pimlico omni-
buses, throws in for a good sum.

The most valuable stake contested for this year at New-
market is the Royal Stakes, value £2040, which were won
by Lord Derby's Longbow, making, with his other win-
nings this year, a total of £4745. Longbow was bred at
. .

and is by jiliuriel, also bre

inOwsley, near this town,
here, out of Miss Bowe, by Cotton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19

For Business

GE OR GE BOYER
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AN
26, NORTH JC
Per Doz.
Per Doz. Per Doz. Imperial
Quarts. Pint Haltpints.
s. d. . d. s. d.
Fine Mild Scotch Ale 4 6.. 2 9 .... 2 0
Fine Mild Burton Ale
Superior Alloa Ale 5 .... 3 0 ....
Strongest Edinburgh Ale 0 .... 4 0 ....
East India Pale Ale 6 0 .... 3 6 .* ..
Finest ISLAY and IRIS MALT WISKY, best COND
HOLLANDS, &c., in any Quanti
Old PORT and SHERRIES, BUCELLAS, CALCAVELLOS,
MADEIRA, CLARET

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON always SLEPT
on an IRON BEDSTEAD, with a HAIR MATTRESS and
HAIR PILLOW, as being most conducive to health and long
life.

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