The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-13 00:00:00

.n on Tuesda

..—immediately on the sitting of the
consultation took place between the coup-
. attorneys on both sides, which resulted in an
,-angement that defendant should pay £2OOO, or £5OO
each, on four cases which were pending against him, on
condition that Mr. Legh is to take a surrender of Messrs.
Muspratt's lease, and that these gentlemen are to move
the works, cottages, &c., from off the lands. The ver-
dicts agreed upon having been formally taken, Mr.
'vatson, Q.C., stated that this closed the assize; and his
after an exchange of compliments with the bar,

withdreNv

COURT AND FA

HION

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HIS SERENE HIGHNESS PRINCE LECPOLD, Of Saxe
Coburg, is on a visit this week to her Majesty at Windsor.
The following State Receptions, for the present and next
month, have been determined :—Wednesday, April 21,
levee at St. James's Palace ; Thursday, April 29, drawing_
room at St. James's Palace ; Wednesday, May 5, state-
ball at Buckingham Palace ; Monday, May 10, concert at
Buckingham Palace; Thursday, May 13, birthday drawa.
ing-room at St. James's Palace. The Queen's natal day
is the 24th May; but the 13th of May having been fixed
on for its celebration at Court, the day will be publicly
kept; and the usual state banquets given by the high
functionaries of the State will all he given on the 13th May.
ROYAL BOUNTY.—On Monday and Tuesday her Ma-
jesty's bounty, granted according to ancient custom, was
distributed amongst about 800 aged and infirm men and
' women at Whitehall, each of whom received ss. The
" gate money," so called from its having formerly been
given at the park gate, was also distributed to about 180
other poor persons, each of whom received 13s. On
Thursday (being Maundy-Thursday) the royal charities
were distributed, in Whitehall Chapel, to 33 aged men.
and 33 aged women, with the customary formalities.
AN EXPRESS MESSAGE arrived on Friday afternoon at
the Austrian Embassy, requiring the immediate return of
Count Buol Schauenstein to Vienna_ It is understood
that Count Buol will he successor to Prince Swarzenberg
as First Minister of Austria.

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.
DEATH OF LORD DYNEVOR.—This venerable noble-
man, who had been for some time an invalid, expired at
his seat, Barrington-park, Oxfordshire, on Friday last,
at one p.m., in his 87th year.

DEATH OF LADY GEORGINA SPENCER.—WC regret to
announce the decease of this amiable young lady, who
was the elder daughter of Earl Spencer, which melancholy
event took place at Althorp, Northamptonshire, on
Thursday night last. Her ladyship was only in her 19th

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FASHIONS FOR APRIL.
(From Le Follet.)
The capote Parisienne is elegant and simple. It is
composed of narrow bouillons of spring green taffetas, with
ornaments of gray passementerie over each running. A
bow of green gauze ribbon, mixed with an open gray gimp,
with green gauze edges at each ear ; four large rosebuds,
encircle 1 with gray gimp, trim the inside. The capote
fouchonnette is much liked ; the crown is a fauchonnette
of sky-blue taffetas, edged with straw, and shrouded
with a black horsehair lace. The front is formed of two
deep tucks, with a narrow black horsehair lace over each,
the front lace coming beyond the edge. The blue cur-
tain is edged with the lace to match. Variegated Bengal
roses inside.
The capote Pompadour, of white taffetas, slightly
gathered over the front with an edge of crepe lisse, on
which, at equal distances, is placed a narrow-edged rib-
bon ; a blonde falls over the crepe lisse. The crown is of
crepe lisse, crossed with the narrow ribbon, which termi-
nates in a knot of long floating ends. A wreath of boV-
fantes is placed round the crown. A visiting bonnet of
white terry velvet, lined with satin, which turns over the
front about two inches, covered with blonde ; the crown
trimmed with a pointed ornament of terry velvet, lined
with satin ; two ostrich feathers escape from the point of
the ornament over the crown, turning behind over the
curtain ; branches of velvet currants, with leaves of the
same, inclosed in a ruche of blonde, trim the inside; the
strings are of broad satin ribbon the same shade as the
flowers.

Robes a disposition form one of the novelties of the
season ; the greater part have fancy stripes, imitating
flounces. In this style we have seen a black poplin dress.
A broad cerise satin stripe round the bottom; about two
inches higher a green stripe, rather narrow; these two
colours are in alternate stripes, gradually decreasing in
width to the knee.

The new mantelets are still made with hoods, with
revers edged with a deep lace to match the four rows on
the mantelet. The Chambord mantelet is shorter than
those worn in the winter; it is composed of taffetas
d'ltalie, with a very deep lace, surmounted with several
rows of narrow moire ribbon, worked with jet beads ; the
hood is round, without lace, but simply trimmed with
two rows of the ribbon.

It is said that lace squares will be much in vogue.
Hoods, too, will be much worn ; for which the Cambray
lace is most suitable and greatly in demand.
The robes de chambres are exceedingly beautiful. The
first we would describe is of white cachemire, with a
border of large palms, the fronts have large palms reach-
ing the waist. It is closed with bows of chine ribbon to
match the colour of the palms. The body is drawn and
high : pagodes sleeves have two frilles, with bows of
ribbon. A large pelerine falls over the body, very deep
behind, pointed in front, and sloped over the arms ; it is
trimmed with frills to match the sleeves. The other robe,
destined for the trouseau of a fashionable lady, is of
Napogon blue, Bros d'Aihnes, slightly wadded and
lined, with china rose-coloured sarsenet. The back is
plain, without side-seams; the fronts have five large flat
plaits from the shoulder to the waist; the skirt is floating
and open, showing the under-skirt, trimmed with a broad
insertion, with a VAlenripnnac lace vii each eidc. The
under-sleeves ate closed at the wrists with a narrow in-
sertion band, edged with Valenciennes. A small hood,
similar to a pereline, is trimmed with a scolloped ribbon.
A blue silk cord fastens the whole round the waist.
The fauchonnettes are very becoming with the morning
httie employed for
e
dress ; they are both graceful and youthful. Embroidered
muslin waistcoats, with four frills of Vnlenciennes, are
much worn, with a light silk skirt, with twelve flounces,
trimmed with narrow velvets, galons, or a row of fringe,
a replacedd th ,
byn be trhi muchge
resembling ruches more than flounces.
Thin evening dresses are made with double skirts, or
three or more flounces.einbg Flowers
ar
re
trimming the dresses, as well as ornamenting the hair.
Morning dresses are made of cachemire, embroidered
pr
c 0 flatlou r
sd
, tuck.ans
Dark with silk of the same shade, or braideck with. narrow silk
a
all is assuming an air of settled spring.
Same elegant dresses have lately been seen at a distin-
guished ball, of which we can only describe a few. A tall
and graceful lady wore a robe of white moire antique,
with a double skirt ; above each hem was placed a broad,
open plait of pearl beads. The body and sleeves ala
rarikd
shades
thees are front b
grecque, were edged with a narrow plait to match. A pearl
cord, with four tassels, complete this beautiful toilette.

white wrea

Two;

't d' Alenpon I
An e-chelle of

es, wit

ornaments On the sleeves to match

wreath of the same

Robe of white tulle, with thre

on boa

Jes by .a
bouquet o

4 THE LIVERPOOL
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THE LIVERPOOL EAGLE LINE OF EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES. NOTICE TO CABIN PAS:
~
PACKETS.
, , ,t.*
e.s4 . CHARLES HILL AND CO" The CITY OF MANCHEST
_
ir'i?' it 414 •
AMERICAN PACKET-OFFICE, LEITCH, will sail from Li
'4
'L-1 '-
Tons. For on WEDNESDAY, the sth
—-- • - To Sail . • fjc.g,t„
60, WATERLOO-LIOAD,
GRASMERE .. 700.. ADELAIDE DIRECT.. About 25th April. ' 0;1 \,,,
LIVER POOL. Great Landing Stage, opp,
7,,,,•
,
(Landing Goods on the Q .. - to convey Cabin Passenge
-
.
10 a.m. on the Morning of
MINReZwASPhOipRE } 1400 .. SYDNEY ECT .. 20th May. The following first-class Ships will be despatched punctually, viz: side, at the Bramley-Moo
SERAMPORE .1
i 1400.. EY, DIRECT ..20th June. For NEW YORK, on the 3rd May.
New Ship Captains. Tons bur. To sail. -
The above are A st-sailing Clipper Ships. The Passenger ;`;4 ("NEW YORK ABEEL 1730.. 16th April. THE LIVERPO
accommodatio of the first order.—For further particulars a ISAAC WEBB CROPPER 3500.. Ist May. STEM
apply to GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO. ••1 I ISAAC WRIGHT .. FURBER 3400..16th May. Ne
See Bradshaw's Guide. M ,t'. MONTEZUMA .... DE COURCY 2500.. Ist June. ►, • -,w '
0ftr.....„ .. CITY 01
Freight paid here unless by special agreement. g ......- , COLUMBIA BRYER 2250.. 16th June. : ANAt
. [MANHA'TTAN .... PEABODY 3500.. Ist July. ---L-: --1
...., - •-•'•-• - CITY OF G
FIDELIA W. FURBER .... 2100.. 16th July. Are intended to- sail as uncle]
TIIE LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS gal
:. YORKSHIRE YOUNG 2750.. Ist Aug.
TO AUSTRALIA. FROM
Also, for NEW YORK, To sail about the let May. CITY OF MANCHESTER .
• - For PORT PHILIP, Direct, -MATHILDA CHRISTINA, NosLuND.lBoo.l4th April. CITY OF GLASGOW
...
2850
.19th
hh
AApprriill..
PS•CITY OF MANCHEST
OPP'
-, ~, The magnificent new Ship - SOUTHAMPTON SNOW
7.3
~4 TANTIVY SPENCER ..
:: 11 h AUSTRALIA ; .4 MIDDLESEX PARME ..1650.. F IPE
. -----.-.„ A 1; 1170 tons register; built expressly for tho , e ESMERALDA M`
—oNoN u 5.... 1200 CITY OF GLA, V
CITY OF MANCHESTERcE El
trade. w 7--4, FOREST QUEEN ... Err 1375..
:
--i a
For SYDNEY, Dir . PHILADELPHIA .. . AULKE 1500.. The fast sailing Shi , IGIUNT, /4 FRANCIS P. SA .. ROBSON '4760.. •
RATES OF PASSA(
WILLIAM H. ' , Commander, -4 JAVA
(Who is well ac anted with the trade ;) ST. CHAR HILLIARD ..1500..
153 tons register; A • d coppered.—Apply to
For NEW ORLEANS. 1, Double
JOHN S. DE WOLF and CO., or 5//1 Forward
JAMES M. WALTHEW. QUEEN. I4I`CARTNEv.. 2100..18th April, Including Provisi
A limited number of Passe
Letters of Credit and Bills on the various Branches of the The above splendid American Packets were built expressly and supplied with Provisions
Bank of Australasia (Incorporated by Royal Charter), can also for the trade ; coppered and copper-fastened ; with lofty 'tween fortably cooked.
be obtained through Messrs. JOHN S. DE WOLF and Co. on decks, well ventilated fore and aft. The accommodation for An experienced Surgeoi
terms which can be ascertained on application at their Office, poop and steerage Passengers is very superior, and the Com- Freight on Fine Goods, 6(
No. 1, Tower Chambers, wanders endeavour to promote the health and comfort of those Hardware, &c., will be take]
on board during the voyage. here or in Philadelphia, at 31
Provisions (included in the Fare) are found by the Ship, Apply in Philadelphia and /
according to Government Scale. ' in Belfast, to RICHARDSON B
Cast f111:105. Berths and State-rodms for Families, or others who wish to PATRICK HENDERSON and
vamp
be more select, can be secured on receipt of a deposit of £1 CARLETON ; in London, to
each person. for Passengers, and nun
To sail on the 20il. May. All particulars relative to Emigration, together with rates of Paris, to FREDERICK RED
~. For MANIL passage, &c., may be had on application (post paid to and fro) Havre, to W. DAVIDSON; in i
~ ' k.,141,
tAt•IN The fine Spanish C • r Ship AMERICA, to CHARLES HILL and CO., and in Liverpool, to
! , , Emigration Office, 60, Waterloo-road, Liverpool. RICHA
Artvskt,,,, RUFINO D UGICA, Commander, N.B.—Persons holding Black Ball prepaid Certificates, enti-
- (Who is acquointed with the trade;) „ _ ..tling them to free passage on Ist and 16th of the month, are
A 1; being only thre ears old; 604 tons; coppered ; well requested to be in Liverpool three days prior to those dates.
known for her re ably quick passages, and delivering her FONEIGN
cargoes withou amage ;in every respect a very first-rate
LIVINGSTC
conveyance for goods and passengers.—For terms, &c. apply to STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
W. and J. TYRER.
J. T. NICKELS. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK. . Merchandise
-- gage, Work:
"
' The GREAT BRITAIN, warded to al
rigitst 3711131e0. . —,,...„,,
-4ana... Steam Ship, 3500 Tons,
Captain B. R. MArHEws, , , ~.„,_,.. UNITEI
''DRA FTS on AMERIC
•---=,-=. , --- - (Late Commander of the GREAT WESTERN Americans visiting ope
and CITY OF GLASGOW Steam Ships,) transaction of thei siness ,
Daily expected to arrive, will be despatched Will be despatched on SATURDAY MORNING, the Ist May, from Apply to
im ately. the Wellington Dock, Liverpool, Direct to NEW YORK. LIVINGSTON,
ANTIGUA, RATES OF PASSAGE: MOLYNEUX-PLACE
4' p.ti A\ Ship PHCEN I X , First Cabin 2O G ' as. LlI7
Capt. JOHN WKNIGHT. Second Ditto
37
X; ;Mal i - -
C., W., and F. SHAND. With a few Midship Cabin Bert 15 - , ~,-:-..Apply to ft
Including Steward's Fee, the atten nce of an experienced
Swrgeon, and all Provisions, exce ines and Liquors, which 00 tab
will be supplied, at very moder prices.
Ent trb &tateo. _
__ .:1- No Steera assenaers taken. __

Will sailsAatriiday.
For NrAir ORLEANS,

~.,,z..11/eiplendid new Ship
B LCARRIGG
Commander ;

937 tons register, A 1 at Lloyd's ; coppered and copper-fastened.
For freight or passage, apply to Messrs. J. S. de WOLF, and
Co., or to JAMES BAINES, 6, Cook-street.

Will have immediate despatch
For NEW YORK,

first-cla II encan Ship
TA tR,

W. Swz,ml"

inlander;

end copper-fastened, and sails

o
JAMES BAINES, 6, Cook•street,

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.

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pat•:ifi.Sailin from LivEnrooLon thel a t ofeachMonth
ZlO4 An el fromPIIILADELPHIA on Ihe 15th.

SHAtRACIAXON (new), W. H. WEST.. 1100 tons.. let May.
SHENANDOAH. JOHN S. TAYLOR.... 800 tons.. ist June.
WESTMORELAND (new), P. A. DECAN.IOOO tons.. ist July.
41ARY PLEASANTS, R. R. DECAN Ist August

First Cabin 2O G as
Second Ditto
With a few Midship Cabin Bert 15 „
- Steward's Fee, the atten nce of an experienced
geon, and all Provisions, exce Ines and Liquors, which
will be supplied, at very moder prices.
No Steers assengers taken.
Each Passenger in the er Saloon will be allowed Half a
Ton, and in the Fore Sa n a Quarter of a Ton Measurement
for Personal Luggage dependent of State Room accommoda-
tion. Freight will charged on any exceeding these quanti-
ties at 60s.

Unita' &tate%

&alto bp auction.

NOTICE TO CABIN PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS TO

AMERICA.
The CITY OF MANCHESTER, Iron Screw Steam-ship, Capt.
LEITCH, will sail from LIVERPOOL for PHILADELPHIA
on WEDNESDAY, the sth May. A Steam-boat will be at the
Great Landing Stage, opposite the Baths, George's Pierhead,
to convey Cabin Passengers and their Luggage on board, at
10 a.m. on the Morning of that day. Goods must be along-
side, at the Bramley-Moore Dock, not later than midnight
on the 3rd May.

THIS DAY

Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office ofal Bank-buildings,
129 Ti arolina RICE,
Per Florida.—App
LYNEUX, TAYLOR, and CO., Brokers.

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
, New Iron Screw Steam-ships
: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2125 tons,
.dttiCat Capt. R. LETT ;and
CITY OF GLASGOW, tons, Capt. WYLIE,
Are intended to sail as under :
FROM LIV POOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER . VEDNESDAY .. sth May.
CITY OF GLASGOW ... ... WEDNESDAY .. 2d June.
CITY OF MANCHEST .... WEDNESDAY ..30th June.

WEDNESDAY.

On account, of those whom it may concern

pOWI PHILADELPHIA.
ONCE EVERY MONTH.
CITY OF GLA, THURSDAY .... 6th May
CITY OF MANCHESTER THURSDAY .... 3d June

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, in Single State-rooms, Twenty Guineas.
Double „ Fifteen ~
~ Forward ~ Thirteen ~
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Six Guineas,
and supplied with Provisions, on the Government Scale, com-
fortably cooked.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 14th inst- t, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Ofnce, 7., F nge-buildings,
190 Bales Legn COTTON, _ _

Kn experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
Freight on Fine Goods, 60s. per Ton, and Coarse Goods,
Hardware, &c., will be taken, subject to agreement, payable
here or in Philadelphia, at 34 80c. per pound sterling.
Apply in Philadelphia and New York to Tilos. RICHARDSON;
in Belfast, to RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co. ; in Glasgow, to
PATRICK HENDERSON and Co. ; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS
CARLETON ; in London, to EDWARDS, SANFORD, and Co.,
for Passengers, and PICKFORD and Co., for Goods ; in
Paris, to FREDERICK REDFERN, 8, Rue de la Paix ; in
Havre, to W. DA.VIDsoN ; in Manchester, to GEORGE STONIER ;
and in Liverpool, to

RICHARDSON BROTHERS and CO.,
12 and 13, Tower-buildings.

FONEIGN EXPRESS AGENCY.

LIVINGSTON, WELLS, and CO.
Merchandise, Patterns, XI cifilcS Parcels, Lug-
s\s. gage, Works of Ar pecie, &c., for-
• jleArlAit. warded to all pa of the;
UNITE FATES and CANADA.
DRAFTS on AMERIC r SALE in large or small sums.
Americans visiting ope will find every assistance in the
transaction of thei siness and transmission of funds.
Apply to

LIVINGSTON, WELLS, and CO.,
MOLYNEU X-PL A CE, 22, WATER-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

'oath america.

STEAM TO MADEIRA, RIO DE JANEIRO,
AND VALPARAISO.
- The Pacific Steam Navigatj tie= pany's Royal
Mail New Ir team-ship
OTA, •
HA , Commander;
of 1100 tons and 400 horse-po , will leave Liverpool, for the
above-named places, on th th of April instant.
The BOGOTA has ve uperior accommodation for Passen-
gers, and will take 01 eight bullion and specie only.
For Passage, &c ply at theComPANy's Office, 1, Rumford-
street, Liverpool ; or to JACOB RUFFY, Esq., 25, Crutched-
friars • or Messrs. N. GRIFFITHS, TATE, and FISHER, No. 2,
Whitehart-court, London.
WILLIAM TAGGART, Secretary.

Ex Vier Bruder, flua ; lying in' Winder's, Van
dries-street.
46 Bales wet Surat COTTON.
Apply to Messrs. SPARTALI and LASCARIDI, Or to
HAYWOOD and WVICCAR.

On account of whom it may concern

To-mortnow, (Wednesday,) the 14th instant at Twelve o'clock,
at Hollinshead, Tetley, and Ci:lB4es—ti, umford-street.
36 Bales Mobi ON

Damaged by salt water, orris, from' Mobile ; lying in
Matthie's Shed, R -street North.—Apply to Messrs•
COLLMANN and TOLTERFOHT, Merchants, Or to
HOLLINSHEAD, TETLEY, and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, Liver-chambers,
About 150 Bales COTTON, partially d ged by sea water,
per Gondar, from Savannah, 1 in Baring's Warehouse,
Strand-street.—Apply to M . BARING BROTHERS and Co.,
Merchants, or to
BO , LATHAM, and ROGERS, Brokers.