The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-20 00:00:00

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1853

wo o'clock, p.m

The Isabella Blyth has arrived fr,
on the 9th of May. The amount of g
known.
AUSTRALIA.—We have received advices from Mel-
bourne to the 19th of June, and from Adelaide to the 6th
?cf July. A Sydney circular, of the 11th of June, says :
Our imports continue heavy, and at the present rate of
consumption, far ;- - --
Itters

.om Sydney. She left

-Lso describe a tendency to uecm.,,,
becoming every day less willing to operate. The produc
Lion of gold in New South Wales had increased consider-
ably. The mines at the Ovens were yielding largely, and
new deposits were from time to time discovered. At
Sydney gold was 755. per oz. ; wool, ls. Bd. to ls. 11d. ;
Exchange on England, 2 pm.

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Times has a leading article, showing that this ques-
tion has plainly become a question of words.
Turks can no hewer remain in their nnen eamn. on

in tile pnnci:
will soon have to leave their tents forp
Several Boyards have been arreste
secret correspondence with Omer Pai
formed of the movements of the Russi
BUCHAREST.—Prince G-ortschak,
"Led to the frontier to inspect the co
Who marching into Wallachia fro
Is mar

for keeping up a
,dia, whom they in-

ears c—e;l;in triat the Russins ari
jnai ter in the principalities in Bul
go SEpT. 16.—The King haf
Olmutz to confer with the two

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Xerezano, from Bahia; Caroni, from Trinidad ; Oregon,
mi Bay of Rocks ; Isaac Bell, from Quebec—at Gravesend

19th instant.
Candidate, from Barbadoes ; Prince George, and Lady
Sale, from Quebec—at Deal 19th instant.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.

-THIS DAY

The arrivals into this port, during the week ending
yesterday, contain rather more produce from Ireland than
of late, but a few diminutive lots only of Grain coastwise ;
whilst from the United States, Canada, the Baltic, Medi-

abundant, amounting collectively to upwards of 45,000
qrs. ; that of Flour, chiefly from the two former desti-
nations, and partly from France and Spain, being 38,511
barrels, and 7,987 sacks, exclusive of a moderate supply of
Barley, Beans, and Maize, from various countries abroad ;
the exports of the week, beyond a tolerable quantity of

compar
et this
trade it
Friday)
re not

Flour, being
The marke
tended. The 1
but though I
yesterday wei

dearer on the

atively inconsiderable.
morning was but moderately well at-
-1 Wheat and Flour was less animated,
rates were exceeded, the prices of
quite obtained. Indian Corn, Oat-
ad Peas, were in demand, and slightly

WELLINGTON TE

-♦--

STIMONIAI

public meeting was
house, in pursuance

-This day (Tuesday), a

Mayor, for the purpc

held in the Chapel-street Sessions-
of a requisition to His Worship the

use of receiving the report of the com-

jects of the subscribers to the testimonial in memory of
the late Duke of Wellington. The chair was occupied by
His Worship the Mayor ; and the meeting was by no
means numerously attended. His Worship explained the
objects which the committee had in view in calling the

in October last, an extensively-signed requisition in favour
of a testimonial was presented to the then Mayor, and a meet-
ing was held, at which certain resolutions were adopted in
favour of the testimonial, and a committee was appointed

to state

to carry the resolutions into effect. He regrettec
that of the many names which were adhibited to that requi-
RDinn nnt fpwpr than 233 gentlemen. until lately, had not

few days eleven of those gentlemen had come forward,
still not fewer than 212 of those requisitionists had not
contributed. And even now the sum subscribed amount-
ed only to £5,742 75., a sum altogether inadequate to the

selected by the committee. He expressed a hope that the
adesmen and artizans would come forward with their
ntributions each according to his means and shame
gentlemen out of their dilatoriness. He con-
own Clerk to read the
in more express terms

port of the Committee wi

)eated the state

by the

chief magistrate.
Led by W. Brown,

Autions were the

rid second+

M.P., W. R. SI

3. Horsfall, Esc

P., J. Campbell, I
q., who severally

and J. E. Moss,
,ing on behalf of

objects for whici

The thanks of

the meeting were th
M.P., seconded by T
Mayor for his urbz
siding over it. His
and the meeting brc

W. Brown, Esq.,
voted to the
meeting and pre-
lged the courtesy,

le Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON THACKER, of No. 7, Percy-street, at the
St. George's Crescent, Liverpool.—Tuesday, September 20, 1853.

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIA.3ISON-SQUA.RE.-
Mrs. STIRLING and Mr. COMPTON,
who are Engaged for FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
The new and very popular Comedy of MASKS and FACES,
lfoust produced at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket, will be per-
rmed every Evening.
Tuts PRESENT TUESDAY EVENING, the 20th instant,—
MASKS AND FACES. Mrs. Sti—
After which, FOUNDED ON FACTSWoffington Skeptic,s Mr.rlin Comg.o-
taa.—To conclude with a BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, in
which Miss Rosins Wright and the Lauri Family will appear.
To-monaow, MASKS AND FACES, and FRIEND WAG-
GLES.--THURSDAY, MASKS AND FACES, and FOUNDED
ON FACTS.—FRIDAY, MASKS AND FACES, and FRIEND
WAGGLES.—SATURDAY, MASKS AND FACES, and
SOUNDED ON FACTS.—To conclude each Evening with a
BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, from Le Marche de Inno-
cents, in which Miss Rosins Wright and the Lauri Family
will appear.
The Management respectfully announces it has made
Frrangements with 11Ir. W. FARREN for a series of Farewell
performances in Liverpool, prior to his Final Retirement from
. henSetage, which will include his most celebrated Persona-
'!._(.).. • The Engagement, which is for Eleven Nights only,
wilt commence on MONDAY next, the 26th inst. •, and, as the
representations cannot exceed the time stated, the Plays ad-
vertised for each successive Performance will announce his
lasi. assumption of its chief character. Mrs. PHILLIPS and
Mr. ROBSON, from the Royal Olympic Theatre, will also
appear every Evening dui'.
Series of GRAND OPERASwill be
given in this Theatre,(ltalian arren's Engagement. A
4 and German)
tars of which will shortly be published.
emencing on October 31st, particu•

Admission : Dress Boxes, 48..; Upper Boxes, 3s.
Gallery, Is. The Box-otlice IS Open from Ten 1
DailY fo
Three
to r securing Seats and taking Private Boxes. Doors
ue 'Veiled at naMpaat.Six; to commence at Seven o clock Ptecisely.
per.
T. SHUTTLEWORTH, Box Bookkee

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Sole Lessee
Ficand Manager, Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
ZVVlLLositivelylA thM
and Me Lastr Week of the Engagement of Mrs.
BUCKSTONE.
Tests
PRESENT TUESDAY EVENING, the 20th instant,—
Z'nE CRUEL KINDNESS. Hanz Wurz, Mr. Buckstone
retchen, Mrs. Fitzwilliam.—After which, ROUGEI DlA-
vorn• Cousin Joe, Mr. Buckstone; Margery, Mrs. Fitz-
pi "narn•—To Conclude with, TO PARIS AND BACK FOR
FIVE POUNDS, Mr. Snozzle, Mr. Buckstone.
tvtouttow, PRESENTED AT COURT. Geoffrey
!_v.edderburn, Mr. Buckstone ; Mrs. Anne Franklin, Mrs. ptzvvilliam.—SNAPPlNG TURTLES. All the Characters
Im[rs. Fitzwilliam and Mr. Buckstone.—And THE JA-
,,yBITE. John Duck, Mr. Buckstone.
WRURSDAY,LEAP YEAR. Mr. Dimple, Mr. Buckstone;
Sally O'Leary, Mrs. Fitzwilliam.—AN ALARMING
_ CRIFIUE. Bob Ticket, Mr. Buckstone ; Susan Sweet-
aPple. Mrs. Fitzwilliam.—And MAKE YOUR WILLS. Jo-
-1111 Brag, Mr. Buckstone.
ion kirlikY, for the FAREWELL BENEFIT of Mrs. FITZ-
.pp.LLIA.SI, previous to her return to London for the Season,
p POINTS. Jemm Wheedle, Mr. Buckstone; Sally
GVells Mrs. Fitzwilliam.—lFOßElGN AIRS AND NATIVE
Mr AC'BB. Emily Staples Mrs Fitzwillism ; Sam Buckland,
• Buckstone.—And A dURE. FOR LOVE. Mr. Sadgrove,
Buckston.
A.IJR
Mr. B DAY,—THE GREEN BUSHES. Master Grinnidge,
Ink uckstone;NMlD. Cous Nein lly
Joe. Mr. O'Neill, .
MBuckstoners. Fitzwi;lliMarge ryROUGH, Mrs.
Fitzt
BOXIAND COX. Box, Mr. Buckstone.
Pit, ides of Admission : Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.;
Side Boxes 6. Second Prices, at Nine o'clock : Dress Boxes, 2s. ;
Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is.
yoora o
,Pen at Half-past Six, the performances to coin
InTenhce at even o'clock precisely.
tor e 83x-office is Open from Ten till Three o'Clock, Daily,
had ii„,„"ng Seats and taking Private Boxes, which may be
..,er the direction of Mr. T. SHUTTLENVOKTIL
Children in arm will not be admitted.
'WERPnr,=-

vRPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
tth ob -IXTH CONCERT will take place on TUESDAY,
er, for which occasion the Committee have engaged
SIGNORMAAME GRISI, NIADA
J. L. HATTON,
ME DORIA
CIABATFA, MR. O
And SIGNOR MARIO.
SOLO IlAltmorittnu (the new } MADAME DREYFUS.
Model instrument)
ry Plans are
EA now open Galleries open to the Public.
9 Gallery italls, ss. WM. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM CONCERT HALL,
AtuuRLA_RADISE-STREET, LIVE.RPOOL, the palace of cheap
hani-ewers, OPEN EVERY EVENING,. with a continual
'Calisthe°' Vocal, Instrumental, Gymnasti.c,. Choragraphic,
13erles Cormque, Eccentric, Characteristique, and num-
ntertainments. Proprietor, Mr. HEATH.

MODEL OF LIVERPOOL
YEARS AGO,
OLD ASSEMBLY 0 ROOMS, TARLTON-STREET.
OUT OF CHURCH-Si REET.
t drn la sion : From Ten a.m. to 6 p.m., 6d. ; and from six to
" P.m., 3d. each.

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.—The EXHIBI-
TION of the WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS
IS NOW OPEN,
from Ten till Dusk.
paceAdrals_sion, Is.; Children under twelve years of sop Half-
ss• • I
~',114110%13eff Gentlemen's Season 'Tickets,
--"-nea' Ditto,

J. W. OAKES, Secretary

Z 0 0„-1,-.." OGIC A L GARDENS,
LA
..6: - pi_DERBY-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
GA
----'
DAYS
..-L: -UURANDU, PROPRIET2R.
- 'VERY MONDAY, TCLDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, AND FRIDAY.
_ „,,,,.
A i lir
-01 EN' A'. zNSE ATTRACTIONS.
This Tu TIRE CHANGE IN THE AMUSEMENTS.
a GRAIsToE‘,"Av, and every Gala Evening during the Week
take VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. will
au.roPlace. ~"Ir.. EIM'IDIPS CELEBRATED BAND will be
LlWnted to Twenty-five Performers. Miss E. L. WIL;
sever 8, , the " Welsh Nightingale," will also appear, and sin,,
Merica' of her most admired Pieces. The Concert will com-
e at Her
Seven o'clock.
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING:
so, TllRE—CenerentolaFIRST PART.
Rossini.
OvER
G.-cif You're ' waking call me early," Miss
_ L
E. . Vvilliams. "(TETT—DI Prolago, Lucrezia Borgia, Sax-
r, Horn Band
ot() viottiv—Mr. Emidy, Rondo
"—"
U l nobody marry me," Miss E. L,
WilliaWil
cu,.. ms.
KOO GALLOP—Sax-Horn Band

Donizetti.
Mayseder,

An interval of Ten Minutes
OVER SECOND PART.
so TDRE—II Barbiere de Seviglia
Na--"I love the merry sunshine," Miss
8 v..- L. 'Williams.
11(?1•0 FLAGEOLHr—Mr. S. Greenwood
—Motrose
Then Wishing Gate, Miss E. L.
c Williams.
Ti°l'ihTtor: MARCH—Prophet
alter the Concert a gorgeous display of FIREWORKS and
u,ALL.
`Akucing on the Green, and various other Amusements.
Admission, Is.; Children, 6d.
The Gardens will be open as usual on Sundays, by Refresh-
Tllent T admission, 6d.

Rossini

Ma.yreder.
Tin n ey.

LWERPOOL CHURCH OF ENGLAND

INSTITUTION,
NO. 33, BOLD-STREET.

Right THE
The Right H DiSTINGUISHF.D PATRONAGE O. F
The Right Honorable the COUNTESS OF DEEM,
The Right Honorable the COUNTESS OF HAnuowEt,
The Hon k°norable LADY JOHN MANNERS,
The NI °mute Mr E. CROPPER,
'Mrs A ' 41011EIN B.* --
-• RNA -OF LIVERPOOL,
Mrs. HA; 171)3
The Misses HOLLINSHEAD,
Mrs. JAMES BANNER \ Mrs. JOSEPH HUBBACK,
tMrs. sirii-L! -1% BOURNE, Nlrs. THOMAS LITTLEDALE,LyNux
s. T. B. WILLIAM BROWN, Urrss.. EDMUND_
Tiros. EDMW°A RDSEMOSS,
atlas
.8..-._ tIORSPALL,
L"KS,
FUR
Mrs. CHARLES TURNER.
'H ir. BAZAAR,
E SALE OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES,
ROYAL
WILL BE HELD IN THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS. GREAT GEORGE-STREET,
n
...`IT AIONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
to r • the 101 h, llth, and 12th of October
alse Funds for augmenting the Library of the Institution.

This
Yen Institution was founded in 1850, for the benefit of the
Itoon3 ,frieri of Liverpool. By means of a Library,. News
thethe ...ectures, and Classes, it furnishes opportunitiesefuor.
9U of sound knowledge, encourages mental
ofl
among its Members, and aids them in the work
I'4—'4 Moral and religious improvement..
134,4 Present effort is directed to the extension and improve-
4ecom". the Library, and it is confidently hoped that the
Of.v. Phshment of this design will lead to a large accession
tlii;ern..l3.eys, and insure the permanence and prosperity of
iMportant and rising Institution.
Wort.ivr,lbutions for the Bazaar, in Plain and Fancy Needled-
ktra_sraintings, Drawings, Models, Plants, Natural. abn
Artiel'elal lowers, Clothing for the Poor, or other suita le
In the are earnestly solicited from all who feel an interest
Of Thestvelfare of the Institution, and will be received by any
kra, vowing Ladies, or by the Librarian :
citBRAKELL, 40, Kensington ;
IVroN, 52, Oxford-street East ;
tt:.? Dove, Tynwald Hall, Green-lane ;
tt• itfiZARD, Tarlton-street, Church-street ;
yy, 4. SHELL, 13, St. Bride-street ;
I,rB. Jrs.. AloonE Norwood Grove, Whitefield-road ;
Mis „4•lorrioE', 46, Oxford-street East ;
R.,* rAnxiN, 7, Ashfield, Wavertree-road ;
Miss S '''SR• Wellington-road Wavertree ;
kiss v.vrYllllB, 9 Edge vale ;
ItiaiNo,lßank o-f
Liverpool.
Tick mission : One Shilling each day.
Attend ets for the Three Days6d. e.!h.
It ha, b ance from Eleven o'clock A.m. to Five P.M.
Lottery eel), resolved that no Article shall be disposed of by

THOS. MOORE, M.A., Hon. Sec.
PECTITRES on BORDER MINSTREL.S.Ie'
„ed,l the CRF.ER of SIR `(Author of L'II °
p ts of
I,,,alltoug Men'„ N,lr• J. G. EDGAR, (Author of t
5"1.1.0V Mount-street
&C.') at the LIVERPOOL MECHANICS lisiStThle-
-.lgt ,‘
~ ,nount-street, on the Evenings of WEDNESDAY,,.
cc.
Adt;irk9 SAT
st2sion, ,F.RDAY, the 24th instant, at Eight o' lo k.
September, i, eah Lecturepayable at the door.
.11' 853. '
libiox°,llo°EmGrElir OF LIVERPOOL.—SAMUEL
, , —S(4._, ALAYOR.—WELLINGTON TESTuI):
ieribers '''''---L-ÜBLIC ALF ETING.—At a Aleeting of the S.ll_, irlata,
.to the Wellinolon' Testimonial Fund, held on the at
~, eeoe.„.., it
by
ii,,,,1 ,_ .-s moveeby THOMAS THORNEEY, ECI•, M.P.,
,
Tli -wi oY Jou N TORR, Esq.., and resolved unanimously 7
Meet.[ the m .
,i 0,.. __.• alor be respectfully requested to call a Public
4roto ,:iseot the Inhabitants of the Borough, and that a Report
"et°be" Committee appointed at the Public Meeting held in rich tt last be submitted to the Meeting." In compliance
."44,14°„a0ve resolution I do hereby convene a PUBLIC
the 8 `'.‘G of the Inhabitants of this Borough to be held at
(l °lialonshou
Ott °f Sept se, Chapel-street, on TUESDAY nest, the 20th
pose ember instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the
stated in the above Resolution.
140,t.n.i.
SAMUEL HOLME, Mayor.
4 "an 14fli September,.lBs3.
IltX
kiNGE,-,NHEAD AND WALLASEY BUlLD-
rt4moNTß,:_ovirA itEs_ e
01.203„.nSeu.00s,F.;teP:srercorNetairOys:
ennead ST, Market-crossparticulars t u b
Chambers,utl a 1 n
Market-street,

CRIMES FOR ST. PETER'S CHURCH.—
The COMMITTEE appointed for the purpose of taking
steps to raise a FUND for the RESTORATION of the
CHIMES of ST. PETER'S PARISH CHURCH, beg to ac-
knowledge the following Contributions, and to solicit further
aid in order to carry out the object in view.
e s. d. e s. d.
T. B. Horafall, M.P.. 2 2 OF. A. Famplin
R. C. Gardner
Thomas Clarke 1 1 OW. Titterington 0 10 6
Harmood Banner,Jun 1 1 OJ. It 0 10 6
Joseph Harg3r
J. C. Fernihough
Thomas Branch .... 1 1 0 John Vickers 0 10 0
Edward Banner 1 1 0 Thomas Rawlinson .. 010 0
Thomas Harrison I 1 OJ. R. M`Guffie
Henry Steele 1 0 0 Sir John Bent
Thos. Cheshire
J. Moss
Thomas Kaye 1 0 OH. E. Brown 0 10 0
J. N. Moore
Arthur Henderson .. 1 0 OH. Crosthwaite 0 10 0
Richard Thornton .. 1 0 0 Mrs. Walton
William Bennett .... 1 0 0 John Ellison
J. Buck Lloyd
Charles ruriier 1 0 OW. W. Lloyd o 5 0
James Mawdaley .... 0 10 6 Richard Bailey 0 5 0
R. Frodaham 0 10 6W. Haywood 0 5 0
Robert Hughes 0 10 6 David Lloyd
R. R. Williamson.... 0 10 6J. D. Hore 0 5 0
E. P. M‘Knight 0 10 6 Miss Vickers
W. Edwardson
Thomas Williams.... 0 10 6 Charles Lomax 0 5 0
John Greatley
J. Musker
J. Edmondson
Gerard Hornby 0 10 6 C.P 0 5 0
George M•linight.... 0 10 6 R. Woodward 0 5 0
George W. Hewitt .. 0 10 6 John Pemberton
George Hofken 0 10 6 S. Taylor 0 5 0
H. Gambell 0 10 6F. Henry 0 5 0
0 10 6C. T.Carne
Thomas Ball
F. Frodsham
Joseph Kitchen 0 10 6 George sharp 0 5 0
G.
H. C. Beloe 0 10 6 Henry Parsons 0 5 0
S. T. Winstanley .... 010 6 Sundry small sums
Books for Subscriptions lie with Mr. T. WA RBURTON, at the
Exchange News-rooms, at the Newspaper Offices, at the
principal Music-shops, and at the several Banks in Liverpool.
J. GREATLEY, 1
W. HAY WOOD, f Hon. Secretaries.
SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF
THE GOSPEL 1N FOREIGN PARTS.

The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society will be held
(D.V.) in the Hall of the COLLIEGIATE INSTITUTION, on
MONDAY EVENING next, the 26th instant. The chair will be
taken at Half-past Six o'clock by the Venerable the
ARCHDEACON of LIVERPOOL.
The Rev. J. W. COLENSo, RD., Bishop Designate of Natal,
Africa; the Rev. DANIEL MOORE, M.A., Incumbent of
Camden Church, Camberwell, London; and the Rev. PETER
PERCIVAL, M.A., Missionary from India, will attend as a
Deputation from the Parent Society.
Tickets of admission are not required.
The Rev. Dr. COLENSO will preach in the Morning of the
25th instant, at the Parish Church of Childwall; and in the
Afternoon in St. Nicholas', Liverpool.
The Rev. DANIEL MOORE will preach on behalf of the
Society on SUNDAY MORNING next, the 25th instant, at St.
Augustine's Church; and in the Evening, at Half-past Six
o'clock, in St. Saviour's Church, Falkner-square.
The Rev. PETER PERCIVAL will preach in the Morning
of the 25th instant, at the Parish Church, Prescot ; and in the
Evening at St. Peter's, Rock Ferry.
The following MEETINGS are intended to be held:—
TUESDAY, the 27th instant PRESCOT. The chair to be
taken at Three o'clock. WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 28th
instant—EGEEMONT. THURSDAY EVENING, Ole 290 inst.—
St. Bartholomew's School-house, NAYLOR-STREET. FRIDAY
EVENING, the 30th instant—EASTHAM. MONDAY, the 3rd
October—SUTTON, ST. HELEN'S. TUESDAY EVENING, the
4th October—AIGBURTH, St. Anne's School-room. WED-
NESDAY EVENING, thesth October—St. Anne's School-room,
OLD SWAN. THURSDAY EVENING, the 6th October—ROCK
FERRY. FRIDAY, the 7th October—Church of England Insti-
tution, Holy Trinity, BIRKENHEAD. Chair to be taken at
Seven o'clock. Collections will be made at each meeting.
For general List of Sermons see small bills.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.-REVISION
OF THE LIST OF VOTERS.—NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, that THOMAS SHAW BRANDRETH, Esquire,
Barrister-at-Law, having been duly nominated and appointed
to Revise the Lists of Persons entitled and claiming to be
entitled to Vote in the Election of Members to Serve in Par-
liament for the Borough of Liverpool, will hold an Open
Court, and proceed with the Revision of the said Lists on
MONDAY next, the 26th instant, at the SESSIONS HOUSE,
in Chapel-street, within the said Borough, at Ten o'clock in
the Forenoon, and by adjournment from day to day and from
time to time, until the Revision of the said Lists shall be
completed.
The business of the Court will be proceeded with in the
following order :

On AIONDAY, 26th September, Objections to Householders
in the Townships of Everton anti Kirkdale, and Claims by
Householders in those townships.
On TUESDAY, 27th September, Objections to Householders
in the Townships of West Derby and Toxteth Park, and
Claims by Householders in those Townships.
On WEDNESDAY, 23th September, the Householders' Lists,
in the Townships of Everton, Kirkdale, West Derby, and
Toxteth Park, will be proceeded with, and, if possible com-
pleted.
On THURSDAY, 29th September, if the Householders' Lists
in the foregoing Townships be completed, the Court will
proceed with the Householders' Lists for the parish of
Liverpool,
On the completion of the foregoing Lists, the Lists of Ob-
jections and Claims to and by Freemen, will be proceeded
with.
And the several Overseers of every Parish and Township
in the said Borough are to attend the said Revising Barrister,
at the said time and place, and to do and discharge all matters
and things required by the Statute.
And all Persons having anything to do at the said Court
have Notice hereby to be and appear before the said Revising
Barrister, accordingly.—Dated this Fourteenth day of Sep-
tember, 1853.
By Order of the Revising Barr,istv*,,
W3l. SIitrriLMNORTH, Town-Clerk.

PER GALLON.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, dark or pale, 255. Od.
Old JAMAICA RUNI l4s. Bd.
The LONDON GIN, highest strength los. Bd.
LONDON STOUT, the finest quatity only, in high perfection,

Quarts, 6s. 6d. ; Pints, 3s: 6d. per Doied.
J. MOTT AND SONS,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
South Castle-street, Liverpool

CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS
A CASE of RIONDAS, first quality,
Ex La Plata, from Havana,
Just taken out of Bond by
JAMES AB, L
T3HEORRTDOL,REET.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY, 135, WHITE-
CHAPEL, OPPOSITE GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.

ESTABLISHED 1813, BY FRANCIS PINNEY.

IN STOCK, 2,000 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS.

GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS.-PORTABLE
HOUSES.— HEMMING'S PATENT PORTABLE
HOUSES, STORES, SHOPS, COTTAGES, CHURCHES,
SCHOOL-ROOMS, SHEDS, STABLES, &c., &c.
1 ROOMED HOUSE, 14 Guineas.
2 DO. 28 ~
3 DO. 42 ~
4 DO. 56 ~
5 DO. 70 ~
6 DO. 84 ~
Apply to HENIMING and CO., WOODSIDE, BIRKENHEAD.

HDIE AND SON'S PIANO-FORTE, HARP,
and MUSIC WAREHOUSE, No. 57, CHURCH-
STREET, LIVERPOOL.
A New Stock of PIANO-FORTES, by JOHN BROADWOOD

and SoNs.
ERARD 'S THREE-STRINGED COTTAGE PIANO-
FORTES.
COLLARD AND COLLARD'S PIANO-FORTES for the
MILLION, 30 Guineas.
HIM E AND SON'S DITTO, in Rosewood Cases, 25 Guineas.
PIANO-FORTES Repaired in the same Style as at Messrs.
Broadwood and Sons', London.
A large Stock of Double-actioned HARPS, by Erard and
Erat, for Sale or Hire.
A Fine VIOLONCELLO, by Forster, price 30 Guineas.
NEW MUSIC Daily. PIANO-FORTES TUNED by expe-
rienced Workmen.
OLD INSTRUMENTS taken in Exchange.
A large Stock of CLASSICAL MUSIC always on hand,.