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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

BANK OF LIVERPOOL
FORTIETH DIVIDEND.

mHE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL
lI do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to the PROPRIETORS,
that they have declared a HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, at the
rate of £8 per Cent. per Annum, on the increased paid-
up Capital of the Company, (being 10s. per Share,) from
the Ist of January to the 30th June, 1852, and a Bonus of ss.
per Share; and that such Dividend and' Bonus is "1 be payable
at the Bank of the Company, in,Water-street, on and after
FRIDAy, the 23d day of July fryinlnt, between the hours of Ten
and Three on each day.
Dated at Liverpool, thie6 day of July, 1852.
By2ar rlif the Board,
JOSEPH LANGTON, Manager.
Each Propriettir will he expected, (if required,) on applying
for his Dividend, to produce the Certificate or Certificates of
his Shares.

The Transfer Books will be closed until the 2Sd of July
instant, inclusive.

BANK OF LIVERPOOL

THE DIRECTORS of the BANK of LIVERPOOL
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the '1 WENTY-FIRST
GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held on
FRI DAY, the 23d instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon pre-
cisely. in the Board-room, on the Premises of the Bank, in
Water-street, Liverpool; to receive a Report of the transac-
tions of the Company, from the Ist of July, 1851, to the 30th
June last ; and to Elect three new Directors in the place of
three who retire.

By order of the Board, -
JOSEPH,- LANGTON, Manager
Liverpool, 6th July, 1852.

No Proprietor is allowed to vote by proxy, nor to vote in
respect of any Shares Which he shall not have held for three
months prior to,..ttle Meeting. And in case of joint Proprie-
tors, the one-Whose name stands first on the Share List is
alone entithd to vote.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

FREIGHT

A limited quantity will be taken at 46 per ton. Parcels,
under one cubic foot, 108.4 d. each.

Parties anxious to 'secure berths should make immediate ap-
plication. This vessel will return from Melbourne in Novem-
ber or December.

For further particulars apply, in Bristol, to GIBBS, BRIGHT,
and Co. ; in London, to G. SEYMOUR, sun-court, Cornhill ; in
Glasgow, to SAMUEL IRVIN and Co. ; in Dublin, to H. L.
ALLEN, North Wall; in Belfast, to GEORGE PIM and Co. ; in
Cork, to T. E. DODDER; in Plymouth, to J. C. MATTHEWS ;
in Manchester, to YATES and COR KLING ; in Birmingham, to
R. W. WINFIELD ; in Leeds, to DAVY and Co. ; or to
GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO.,
North John-street, Liverpool.
Bullion and Specie will be taken by arrangement, and to be
alongside the Ship, at the Wellington Dock, before 11 A.M. on
FRIDAY, the 20th August next.

REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT...
NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ara"...
- Nail onthe26th of every3fonth.
WATERLOO. E. HARVEY 1200 tons.. 20th July
WEST POINT, F. P. ALLEN l2OO tons.. 26th Aug.
CONSTELLATION. W. H. ALLEN lBOO tons.. 26th Sept,
UNDERWRITER, T. SHIPLEY 1300 tons.. 26th Oct.

By these Packets Goods hitherto paying
will in future pay only 20s. per Ton

Goods will not in future be,efrid after Midnight of the
24th of each Month.

These Ships are all of tltyfirrst class, recently built in the
city of New York ; and ftwf strength, beauty of model, punc-
tuality, and swiftness ('sailing, as well as for the extent and
comfort of Cabin a iimmodation, are not surpassed by any in
the trade, and t r commanders are men of great experience
For Freight d Cabin Passage only apply to
A. TAYLOR and CO.
Agents in New York, Messrs. KERMIT and CAROW.
Freight by these Vessels to he collected in New York at the
rate of four dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE

TNCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
I DIGESTION, and only requires one trial with STEAKS,
CHOPS, ROAST MEATS, GRAVIES, FISH, GAME, and
OUPS, tosatisfy the Epicure.
The Proprietors of this Sauce guarantee the quality equal to
any Sauce extant, although it is sold much below the usual
price of Sauces._

Wholesale by STlvEss and Co., 150Jpper Thames-street,
London ; 44, South Castle-street, LI•erpool ; 150. Temple-sc.,
Bristol; and retail by Oilmen,' Grocers, and Sauce-dealers
throughout the country.
N.B.—Ask for Stivens's a' Universal Sauce," or you may
get a spurious

STIVENS and CO.'S much-admired PICKLES are prepared
with Malt Vinegar of the purest description, and of the proper
strength to ?hake them what may be truly termed GENUINE
FAMILY PICKLES. of the finest quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

To be let.

HOUSE AT MAGHULL; • •
rbe LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, with Gar-:
dens, Stable, Coach.bouse &c., and one or two acres of
Land.
Apply for particulars-to-Sir. MATTHEW FORDE, Milght3ll.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

G E OR GE
WINE

BOYER AND COMP.AN.-Y
SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER • MERCHANTS,
26, NORTH JOHN-STREET
Per Doz. I

Per Doz

Haif•pints
s. d.

Quarts
s. d.
. 6 0

'er Doz. Imperial
Pints. Half-pints
s. d. s. d.

.I....„__Best London Porter
13eit Dublin Porter
I Light Dinner Beer..
Devonshire Cider ..

Fine Mild Scotch Alf
Fine Mild Burton Ale
Superior Alloa Ale.. .
Strongest Edinburgh. Ale,
East India Pale Ale 6 0 .... 3 .6.4.:*".:
Finest ISLAY and IRISH MALT W.HISRY, best LONDON GIN, 'fine old JAMAICA RUM, COGNAC BRANDY,
HOLLANDS, &c., in any Quantity from Half-pint upwards. •
ELLAS, CALCAVELLOS, LISBON, •BRONTE. MARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES,
MADEIRA, CLARET, ancLHOCK WINES.
LIT DE .FE',R.
NOTICE.
G N AL L,
BEDSTEAD ALANUFACTURER,
69. GREAT GEORGE-STREET;
once of the great tend for the Parisian and Eastern CANOPY
yall—to be tl ost heautiful,,ever seen in England, he has enlarged the facilities
e him t ply the increased demand.
B rEADs for EXPORTATION, made with Patent Dore-tail Joints, at the

Old PORT and SHERRIES, BCCE

METALLIC

BEGS to state that, in conse
BEDSTEADS, which are ad?
for their manufacture, which will
-MERCHANTS can be SUPPI
rate of a Hundred per Week, at

"t lowest

EVERY ITESCRIPTI9N OF BEDDING A
69, GREAT GEOgGE-STREET

ADE ON TH

NEAR PITT-STREET.

L'on parte Trah

L'ltaliano et parlato a la manifattur

G S. RUSSELL,
HOUSE, ESTATE,-AND.COMMISSION AGENT,
22, NORTH JOILY-.STREET, LIVERPooL,

LONDON ANNUAL JULY SALES OF LACE AND
WORKED MUSLIN GOODS,
AT 130,----BOLD-STREET,----130,
(THREE DOORS FROM THE TOP.)
AVM. BRAITHWAITE begs to announce that he
I has Returned from these SALES, in- accordance IN.th
his usual custom, and the PURCH Es he has made will be
Offered Tuts DAY. (Tuesday.) following days, at Prices
never befOre offered to Retail yers.
LADIES' and CH I LDR 'S UNDER-CLOTHING, of every
description; also, a lar quantity of LADIES' DRESSING-
GOWNS, well madse rom ss. to 40s.

1730-BOLD-STREET-130

Country Buyers will have the usual allowance made to them

SUMMER PALETOTS

and other
OVERCOATS,
OF VARIOUS LIGHT TEN,TtRES

BiTPN ESS COATS AND HOUSE JACKETS

At very econoptiCal prices,

NICOLL'S REG,IKTERED PALETOTS

BURDEN AND LOW,
TAILORS AND SHIRTMAKERS
17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

EMIGRANTS to AU-STRALIA
- are respectfully invited to lay a visit to
AHLBORN'S WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT,

48, TVO/TECHAPEL,
(couNEßpt RICHMOND•STREET.)
Where may b___ gad the most extensit•e variety of

CUTLERY, HA WARE, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY
TOYS, FA,, N.O ARTICLES, AND HABERDASHERY,
• GilEaper than any other House in Town.
48, WHITECHAPEL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

on ehorfest notice.

The extensive MOURNING, MILLINERY, and
MANTLE SHOW-ROOMS will be found well worthy
of inspection. .

FUNERALS FURNISHED as usual, witlistrictest
regard to. economy.

R. H. PUGH & COMPANY.
PROPRIETORS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, to wit.
GILBERT HENDERSON, Esct., RECORDER.
TIIE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH will be held in the New
Assize Courts, in the said Bpeough, on MONDAY, the 26th day
July instant, at Ten o'clocß in the Forenoon.
WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.
Clerk of the PerteZOffice, Liverpool,
12th July, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

followers, already amount to upwards of 2,000 men. They
have.hitherto defied all the attempts of the Government
to put them dow_n. Rumour says that Russian agents are
at the bottom of it, all. The hatred of the insurgents
against the English is expressed in frightful denunciations,
for they maintain the ridiculous argument, that we are
aiding and supporting the King in matters which affect
the nationality and the religious belief of the Greeks, al-
though it i 3 beyond a question that England, or the agents
of England, never interfere, directly or otherwise, in re-
ligious questions. Mr. Crowe, our late Consul-General,
in Tripoli, who was succeeded in the office by Colonel
Herman, arrived here on the 17th inst."
HYDROPHOBIA IN PARlS.—Several lamentable cases
of hydrophobia have occurred in Paris since the hot
weather set in. Amongst others is that of a lady
living in the Rue Jacob. She found a small do;
a few days since in the Bois de Boulogne, which
was wandering about as if in search of its master. She
brought him home with her. At first the animal was
perfectly gentle, but in a short time it began to bite every
one that approached it. Six persons—two men, one
woman, and three children—were thus injured. On Mon-
day night last the lady in question was thus attacked with
hydrophobia, and, notwithstanding the best medical
attendance, she shortly died. The dog had disappeared,
but the police have seized all the dogs of that quarter of
Paris.—A child of three years of age was brought to the
Hospital Beaujon, in the Faubourg St. Honore, on Monday
morning, who was nearly half devoured by a mad dog.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.

The West Tndia mail steamer Thames, Captain
Abbott, arrived at Southampton on Saturday afternoon,
by which we have later news from all the West India
islands, Mexico, and the Pacific coast. The Thames
brings a good general cargo, and specie amounting in all
to £277,800 sterling.
Jamaica advices of June 19 inform us that the question
of retrenchment was being agitated by the inland press.
The small pox was raging fearfully at Kingston and other
parts of the island ; and it was said that the authorities
were inactive as to provision for the sufferers.
The Assembly, it was balieved, would not meet until
October next.

The weather was exceedingly hot, but at this time of
year such may naturally be expected.
The Antigua House of Assembly met on the 3rd ult. ;
the weather was hot, and the crops in need of moisture.
Accounts from Demerara mention that a bill for the
erection of a new Government House has been passed,
but the site is not yet fixed. A premium of £lOO is
offered for the best design. Home architects will under-
stand that, from the perfect flatness of the country, the
site cannot affect the design.
Twelve new offices have been created by resolution of
the court, for the purpose of better regulating the coolies
under indenture.

The Barbadoes papers state that the sugar crop in that
island was rapidly cominz to a close. Many estimates
had entirely finished. Rain had fallen in abundance,
and the prospects of next year's crop were very favour-
able. A bill had passed the House of Assembly em-
powering the colony to import from any pert of the world
such machinery as would tend to improvement in the
manufacture of produce. .

Accounts froin Grenada state that the weather has
taken a favourable change, and the crop was nearly
completed.
The St. Lucia and Antigua papers contain no news of
importance from those islands. The Governor President
of Nevis and Tortola was on a visit at Antigua.
Business at Jamaica, in the absence of speculative in-
quiry( was dull. Sugar was quoted at 154. to 17s. 6d. per
cwt. Exchange on London—Colonial Bank, 30 days par.;
Jamaica Bank, 60 days, discount ;30 days par.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

SHARES.

`Great Northern .. 904 14
!Great Western .. 1024 3
Lane. &Yorkshire.B6l I
Do. Fifths .. .... 3} 3 dis
London, Brighton,
& South Coast-108i
Lond.&S.Westernlool 14
York. Newcastle,
& Berwick .... 76 7
Do. Extension .. 102 4
Do. Preference ..

York&N.Midlanci 53} 44
Do. Preference ..
Norfolks 42 44
Leeds Northern .. 174 18
North British .... 35 6
Do. Preference .. 110 12}
SHARES.

N. Monde ......
Mariposa..

CORN MARKET.
We have a scanty show of English Wheat, but millers
are extremely cautious, and a decline of fully Is. per qr.
has taken place. Foreign is slow of sale, at a similar
abatement. Flour is the turn lower. Beans and Peas,
though not plentiful, at barely late rates. No English
Barley offering, and foreign slow of sale. Oats flat, and
foreign fully 6d. per qr. cheaper. Seeds dull.
English White Wheat... 435. to 475.
„ Red
ARRIVALS.

Wheat..
Barley .
Oats ...
Malt ...
Beans .
Peas ...
Flour ...

English.
..... 2767
1571
1804
420
3072

Irish.
363
1520

Foreign.
15070
7108
28299
1261
779
85sks &

199941 brls

CA.TTLE MARKET.
The beast trade has been dull, and prices have declined
2d. per stone. Sheep and lambs have sold readily at last
Monday's prices. Calves have advanced 2d. per stone.
Beef.. 2s. 4d. to 3s Bd. I Lamb. 4s. Od. to ss. Od
Mutton3s. Od. to 4s Od. Pork.. 3s. Od. to 3s. 6d
Veal .. 2s. 2d. to 3s. 6d.
Beasts ...
Sheep and Lambs 28,650 I Pigs ...
Scotch Beasts
Cambridge and Leicester Beasts
Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts
Holland Beasts
• Sheep

280
1500
700
1038
7230

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE

East Lancashire, 201 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 87 ;
Fifths, 31 dis, ; Cheshire Junction, 9 dis. ; London and
North Western, 133 4 ; Do. Quarters, 321 ; Do.
Fifths, 5i prm. ; Midland, 771 81- ; Sheffield, 34 +A +;
South Eastern, 224 )2 9-1 G 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

REGISTER! REGISTER ! !

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT OF THE SOUTH
LANCASHIRE CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION
ASSOCIATION,
PRINCE'S-BETIDINGS, NORTH JOHN-STREET.
THOSE Friends of QUEEN and CONSTITUTION,
not now on the REGISTER, who are Entitled to Vote at the

Election of Alembers of Parliament for the Southern Division

of the County of Lancaster/or, being inserted, who have

changed their Quarficatiopa or Residences since the 20th July,

1851, are earnestly reirlested to forward the particulars of

their claims or re-claims to this Office, previous to the 20th

instant, in order to their being placed upon the Register of

Voters for the ensuing year.

BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

MONDAY, JULY 12.—Wind S.S.E

ARRIVED.- Constance, Wright, from St. John, N.B.
SAlLED.—Muskingum. Lancaster, for Wilmington,
Bertha. Rose, St. Petersburg—Pilgrim, Richardson, St. John,
➢lortimore, Rio Janeiro—Wasp, Page, Narva—
St. Johannes, Andres, Miramichi—Aurora and Nicotine, Ice-
land—Margaret (8.), Simpson, Havre—Catharine Boland, Wil-
liams, Hambro—Electric Flash, Pentreath, Civita Vecchia—
Marchment, White, Bombay—Nordpolen, Carlson, Tronsoe—
Speculation, Seaford, St. Petersburg—Admiral, Crisp, St.
John, N.B.—Frederick Fuvong, Quebec—Tugund, Schultz.
Jamaica.

City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, from Philadelphia at this port' left the Delaware 26th June, at 83U p.m. On the 3rd July, ita
lat. 47, lon. 47, passed a large iceberg.
The Nimrod (s.), from Cork, passed on Saturday, off Tuskar.
the Living Age, from New Orleans, and 24 sail, bound up the;
Channel.

Alexander, I‘l`Viccar, hence at 'Montreal.
United Kingdom, Cotter, and Agamemnon, Guthrie, henca
at Quebec.
Everton, Ditchburn, sailed from Jamaica for this port on the.
16th June.

Ulysses, hence at Vera Cruz, End sailed 30th May for Laguna
Echo, hence at Vera Cruz.
Hinds. Curwell, from,Rio Bache, at Savanilla.
Abraham Young, hence at Charleston.
Caroline Nesmith, hence at Philadelphia.
Abbey Lands, from Cardiff`; and Victoria, Wells, from Sam
Francisco, at Panama.
Buenos Aytean, hence—Delhi, hence and Rio Janeiro, and
Mandarin, from the Clyde—ail at Valparaiso.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Jenny Lind, hence for Rio Janeiro, May 19, lat 14 S, long 30 W.
Mary Hannah, hence, June 22, 43 N, 23 W.
Euphemia, from Africa for this port, June 13.
Briton's Pride, outward bound, June 30, 41 N, 9 W.
Dicky Sam, from Calcutta for this port, June 22, 44 N, 30 W.
Ellen Highfield, Rio Grande for this port, June 22, 39 N, 35 W.
Gladiator, hence for Buenos Ayres, May 6, 1 N, 17 W.
Henry Chapman, May 10, 3 N, 19 W.
Regina, hence for Buenos Ayres, May 17, 6 N, 21 W.
Laurence, from Sincapore for this port, June 3, 28 N, 38 W.
Denison, hence for Antigua, June 29. 50 N, W.
Restless, hence for St. Petersburg, June 28, off Stroma.
John Taylor, from London for Melbourne, June 26, 42 N, 15 IV;
Linda, bound east, June 29, 45 N, 50 W.
Sandusky, outward bound. July 6, off Saltees.
Honey Bee, hence for Quebec, July 3, 51 N, 10 W.
Ocean Bride, for Buenos Ayres, May 14, 9 S, 30 W.
Mersey, hence for Jamaica, June 9, 21 N, 31 W.
Greenhow, June 26, 42 N, 26 W.

TIDE TA BL

MORN. EVENO. HORT.' HOLYDAYS,ETC.
...............

h. m. h. in
...I3 837 9 3

Tuesd
Wetinesday.l4; 928 949 !12 8
Thursday _l3' 10 11 ;10 32 l3 11 Swabia
Friday ..... 161 10 53 !11 12 14 10
Saturday ..17; 11 31 !11 31 15 11 Nevi!. Moon, 4.13 a.m.
Sunday .... 18 011 16 9 6th Sun. aft. Trinity.
Monday.— 19' 030 031 17 I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

WENHAM LAKE ICE

THE TRANSATLANTIC ICE COMPANY.
(ESTABLISHED IN LIVERPTOOL 1846.)
28 , NORTH JOHV.STREET.
THE Proprietors be; .respectfully to inform their
Patrons and the Public that they have now in Store a large
Stock of that unequalled
SPRING-WATER ICE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

PROM THF

WENHAM LAKE, .
and have just received, per " ParliameniF from Boston,
another large cargo. This Ice has en proved by Chemical
analysis to be perfectly pure, wh' fits it for Table tue, and for
MIXING WITH WIN ', LIQUOR, OR WATER,
whilst its solidity renders ' easy cf preservation for a length
of time.
They would also cg their attention to the fact that only
from them and thOir Agents can the Wenham Lake Ice be
be procured, thefbeing the only Importers in the United King-
dom of ICE from this Lake'since 1845.
They also invite particular attention to their Stock of
REFRIGERATORS,
consisting of various sizes and beautiful designs, lined with
Plate Glass and Zinc, which answer the purpose of a
WINE COOLER AND PROVISION SAFE,
also the latest pattern of CREAM FREEZERS.
The Proprietors take this opportunity to express their grati-
tude to their numerous Patrons for the liberal support extended
to them during their long continuance in the trade ; and trust,
by prompt attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their continued favours.
N.B.—The Trade and Persons Contracting supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
H. T. ROPES and Co., PROPRIETORS,
28, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
July GM, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

about that it is noi'po'

of injury

TERRIFIC STORM AND WATERSPOUT.—On Monde
I,,st, the north of England was v:,"
.:erstorm ; the lightning and thin..
terrific, the rain fell in sheets, and
great &mar
been done to the crone. The Spinney-moor '
the Clarence Railway has been washed
as a mile in length, in some places the cmnamii
ten feet high. The earth,
over the fields, forming a wide-spread mass of des,
The storm was so violent that the driver and sto.
charge of a coal train were glad to stop and seek she
and, while under cover, they thought they heard a tr.
approaching, and went to look after their engine, but cre
met by a mass of water and earth coming upon them s.
as to prevent their reaching the line. They describe the

evening
awful thun

ed with P.

,ranch of

away for as muc

sleepers, and rails were carried

the line of embankment, and s
by it that a body o

er
the
away t

through whi

before it, sw•eepir
leaving marks of its cc
side of the line. Tll:sre

!ataract, and breaking t

feet deep rust

iiranch, or the conscque:
On the branch leading
Berwick line, near Fern

ny everything

Is like straws,

e highup the banks ou each

nto the York, Newcastle, and

the flood met with a

e cmb

tempo-

torrent. and was carried
dens in the neighbourhoi

It, but it soon yielded to the
Ly over the fields. The gar-

in the course of the curl:,

The mail wa:

rder to get on the main line.
ow employed in repairing the

LINE OF PACKETS FROM LIVERPOOL TO
MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, DIftECT.
Will be despatched on the 1514-of-August next.
The magnificent new Clipper:ship ALCIO PE,
•
r DANIEL LEWD S; Commander,
10.44 (who is well ex lowed in the trade;)
A 1 at Lloyd's • oppered and copper fastened ;
1,100 tons burthen. Th attention of Persons desirous of
obtaining a quick trap ' to the Colony is particularly requested
to this splendid Veksel. She has already sailed twelve knots in
the hour, and is expected to make one of the shortest passages
ever performed by a sailing vessel. Her accommodations,
both for First and Second Cabin Passengers, will be found
unequalled, and the victualling on the most liberal scale. A
qualified Surgeon proceeds in the Ship, and every attention
will be paid to the health and comfort of the Passengers. This
Vessel takes no Steerage Passengers. To secure Berths imme-
diate application will be necessary.
For terms of Passage, and any further information, apply to
JAMES GRANT TAYLOR; or to

JOHN S. PRICE, 5, Tower Chambers.
A New Clipper-ship will immediately succeed the ALCIOPE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

HAS FREEHOLD ancI.LEASE,HVID PROPER-
TIES,JAL of every derriptisetfillaritly ON

Parties desirous of makin d investments w
every attention. _

meet with

Mi)NEY, in variourimounts, to be advanced on approved
security.
RENTS Collected, and PROPERTIES carefully Managed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

Eaftrst Knbits

To sail injeirdays.
For pE-MERARA,
4'
"L The fast-sailing Barque HAIDEE,
gofer; R E RT SMITH, Master:
Lying in tl althonse Dock.—For freight or pas
sage apply to NIURRAYS, LORD ALE, and CO.

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS.
• EAILINO ON THE
.;-t to'ltU TWELFTH OF 'EVERY MONTH.
SARANAK. D. W. MALONY 1000tons..12th August.
WYOMING, R. M. DUNLEVY .1100 tons.. 12th Sept.
TUSCARORA. E. TURLEY 1232 tons.. 12th October.
TONAWANDA, T. JULIUS 1300 tons..l2th Nov.

These Vessels are all of the first Ohs, built expressly for
this line, and combine every qualitY to render them safe and
expeditious conveyances for Goods, and they are furnished
with spacious and elegant actommodation for Passengers.
These Packets will take aO(antage of the Steam-towboats on
the Delaware. To insurailunctuality in sailing, no Goods can
be received after theAbth of each Month.—For terms of
Freight or Cabin lystage apply to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight by Ode Vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

FOR NEW

YORK

BOWMAN, GRINNELL, AND CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS,

To sail the 16th instant;
. - The splendid new first-class American Packet-ship
'
HOPE GOODWIN,
Captain PARSONS ;
" "!.. 3000 tons burthen. This truly magnificent ship,
having been recently built, combines all the improvements
that skill and enterprise have elicited up to the present time ;
adding to a strength and solidity of structure that cannot be
surpassed sailing capabilities of the highest order. She is un-
usually high between decks, is ventilated in a superior style,
carries ventilating ports in the stern, and ventilators and side
lights on each side, and affords an amount of
_light, air. and
comfort that is seldom, if ever, found in the interior of any
vessel.

The Poop Cabin is for the accommodation of respectable
parties whose means may not permit them to avail of the chief
cabin. In the poop they will enjoy the advantages that can be
st,
obtained in the chief cabin, -iih the exception that they must
carry a small quantity of visions beyond that supplied by
the ship, at a trifling adv ce on the steerage rates.
Families can have arate apartments roomed off to suit
their convenience. The berths for the Steerage Passengers.
rt which are perman tly built of the best materials, will he found
to be constructs n a style of strength and durability unequal-
led, and from tie size, position, and general arrangements,
particularly calculated to promote the health of the passengers.
The following is the scale of Provisions which will be supplied
to each emigrant during the passage, viz. :-251bs. bread or
biscuit, 101bs. flour, 50Ibs. oatmeal, 20Ibs. rice, 51bs. sugar,
Sibs. molasses, and 20oz. tea; also, 3 quarts water daily.
For Cabin, Poop, Second Cabin, and Steerage Passage, im-
mediate application is necessary to
BOWMAN, GRINN'ELL, and CO.,
5, Regent-road, Clarence Dock.
I'.S.—Passengers sailing by this line of packet-ships will
have their Luggage Stored Free in Liverpool, in a spacious
Warehouse attached to the Office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE

TO be LET, for Three Months, a comfortable COT-
TAGE, completely Furnished, on the banks of a famous
Tront Stream, close to a Church, about three minutes' walk
from a First Class Station, within I:alf.anbour's ride of Ches-
ter, and situate in a lovely neighbourhood.
The House contains DrawijurrDinine. and• Housekeeper's-
rooms, five Bed-rooms, Water-closet, &c. A one-stalled Sta-
ble and Carriage-house-flay be had with the abo‘c, if desired.
For particulars, and to view thesame, address Box 108, Post-
office, Cheater.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

WENHAM LAKE ICE.
30A, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, LIVERPOOL.
WE are reluctantly obliged to notice Advertise-
ments appearing in, the Liverpool and other News-
papers, signed ROPES and Co. in some, and ROPES NOYES,
and Co. in others, which, for unblushing falsehood, stands
unrivalled. They assert that they have been "established in
Liverpool 846," "that they are the only importers of Wenham
Lake Ice into the United Kingdom since 1843," "that Wen-
ham Lake Ice can only be had of them or -their agents," and
" that they have JUST received a large cargo of that pure and
unequalled Spring Water Ice from the Wenham Lake." Now
all and each of these assertions ar trtterly false.
We are prepared to prove tha either Mr. Ropes or any one
connected with him was in „, and until 1847, that they im-
ported no Ice of any sort i this country before the latter part
of the summer of that r, that they never had any interest,
either directly or in • ectly, in the Wenham Lake Ice Com-
pany, which ws resented in Liverpool solely by our Mr.
0. NEILL WI. 4th June, 1847, when they discontinued im-
porting Ice tiere, and thaMessrs. Ropes and Co. have now not
one pound of Wenham Lake nor any other American Ice, their
cargo JUST arrived being from Norway, as the following ex-
tract from the Liverpool Customs Bill of Entry will show :
" 10,301 Bill of Entry, April 27th, 1552.
" Commercien of Oster Riisier B. Neilson, Oster Riisier
(March 31st,) 12 men, 258 tons.
" SUTER 111‘1STEILLyDGE and Co.

" 400 tonslee for Ropes, Noyes, and Co."
Now from these facts it is self-evident that Messrs. Ropes
and Co.. believing they would have no opposition in the Ice
trade this year, and that any article they would bring here
must be taken by the consumers of Ice, discontinued importing
American Ice of any sort, and have attempted to substitute an
article which they knew to be so impure that they dare not offer
it on its own merits, and this they have done to enhance their
profits.
We beg most positively to state, that the only Wenham Lake
Ice in England is that imported by us ex "Daniel Webster

from Boston, in April la

lowing

at (.1
e of our Bosto

" We hereby cert,

rnported

in fine ordi

We nov

Ice, of this y,

ich we give the

nd only 6a;

,hick was lun4c'

MN AND C
...orally or

and Ask

he have n

e supp.

-
k to impose an inferior
We °nit, en?,

very rear

1 Lake I

obedient 'Servants,
0. NMLL AND CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

last Enbits.

Haring nearly the thole of her cargo engaged and now going
on board, will hare, quick despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
The splendid Lash-built Clipper-ship
TAY ;
A 1 at Llloydar; only eighteen months old ; cop-
- pered ; is arremarkably fast sailer, nod in every
respect a first-rate./conveyance,—For terms, &c., apply on
board, Prince's Drielc ; to Messrs. W. and R. GRINDLAY or to
W. and J. TYRER.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORK,
SAILING ON THE
tie ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH.
ROSCIUS. J. ELDRIDGE ll5O tons..llth August.
GARRICK. O. ELDRIDGE 1054 tons..llth Sept.
SHERIDAN, J. W. PORTER llOO tons.
--,llth October,
SIDDONS, L. J. Humus llOO tom... 11th Nov.

To insure punctuality in sailing, Gflbds will not he received
after midnight on the 9th of esch,nionth.
These ships are all of the firsrand largest class, built in the
city of New York, of the bestrliaterials, and with such improve-
ments as to combine grfieft speed with unusual comfort for
passengers, and they are commanded by men of experience
and ability.—Apply to"
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

REENBANK COTTAGE to he LET, and the
lir FURNITURE to be Sold at a valuation. It contains two
Sitting-rooms and five Bed-rooms, Stable, Gigliouse, Shippon,
good Garden, and small Field.

For terms, and cards tavielv, apply to Mr. S. WATERHOUSE,
4, Derby-square, SG-George's crescent.

FURNISHED MANSION IN THE BEST PART OF
AIGBURTH.

MO be LET, for One or Two Years, the handsome
and very superior HOUSE, at Aigburtli,-,near Mosley-
lull, known as 4` EL-mswoon," with the -extensive Pleasure
Grounds, Lands, Stables, Coach-house;Azc., now in the occu-
pation of the Owner, A. H. 4.inttermann, Esq., who is going
abroad. The House is elegarftly and appropriately FURNISHED,
and, as an Establishment, it is adapted for the Residence of a
Family of the highest respectability.
'For particulars apply on the Premises, between the hours of
Twelve and Three o'clock.

TO be LET, a .splendid FAMILY MANSION,
near New Brighton. containing Entrance Hall 10 ft. wide,
Three Entertaining Rooms. fourteen Bedrooms. Hot and Cold
Bath, Kitchen on Ground Floor, Butler's Pantry, &c., Coach-
house and Stable, good'Garden, and Pleasure Grounds. Rent
'moderate.
Also, ANOTHER at Holt Hilt-,‹ntainino• Three Entertain-
ing Rooms, Eight good Jiedrooms, Bath, 'Water Closet, &c.,
Coachhouse and Stable- Rent moderate.

Further particuta>•s may be had on application to WM
WILLTAMS, Estate Agent, 47, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, an -excellent FAMILY HOUSE, No.
17, Falkner4dreet, corner of Chatham-street. containing
Dining and Breakfast Rooms, Kitchen's, Butler's Pantry, &c.,
on the Ground Floor ; Drawing-room, two excellent Bedrooms,
Water-closet, Bath-room, &c., on the First Floor; .five Bed-
rnoms on the Second Floor ; and two Bedrooms, with Closets,
'&c., on the Attics. There is excellent Cellaring ; and the
House will be let with or without Stables, Coach-house, &c.,
.as may be desired. Rent moderate.

—Alscjl, a desirable RESIDENCE, called "Heathley House,"
situate on Oxton•bill, in Cheshire, with beautiful and exten-
sive views of the River and -surrounding scenery. The House
contains, Dining-room, Drawint-room, Kitchens, Butler's
Pantry, &c., on the Ground.ifioor, and seven Bedrooms and
Water Closet on the first FtOor. There are excellent Stables,
Coach-houses, and Outbuildings, a large and productive Gar-
den, with Hothousettocked with thriving Vines, and about
two Acres of Land.
Also, a semi-detached COTTAGE, situate in Marsden-lane,
Liscard, containing two Parlours, Kitchens, Butler's Pantry,
&c., on the Ground Floor, and five Bedrooms upstairs. There
is an excellent Garden. Rent 4'30 per annum.
Also, a HOUSE, No. 140, Vine-street, suitable for a small
family, containing two Parlours and four Bedrooms, Kitchens,
&c. Rent £l9 19s. Od. per annnm.
Particulars may be obtained from Messrs. HARMOOD BAN-
was and Sow, 24, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-13

almost synonymous with thunder, lightning, hail and rain.
But on Saturday the weather was magnificent, and all the

beauty, fashion, and elegance which cur

deserted metro-

polis can at present boast of was displayed on that occa-
sion. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE then opened the

is adjacent villa, and under the glorious cedars

with which his lawn is shaded, the gossamer robed nym

gracefully reposed, and displayed to the enchanted eyes of

beaux and cavaliers

eir charming toilettes and seductive

coquetries
The s

ow of ripe fruits and many-coloured flowers was

7 extraordinar

but the show of blooming female
faces and exquisite shapes was more extraordinary still.

There is not anothe

r capital in Europe wl

ch could contr

,e such an exhibition, even in the height of its season.
Miracles will never cease. The Corporation of London

have conceived a taste for the fine art

s, and have deter-

mined to gratify their new appetite at no trifling cost

ry body knows that our worthy aldermen and common

councillors have ever had a passion for that branch of the
fine arts of which M. SOYER. may be called the Alton AEL
ANGELO, and M.UDE the RAFFAELLE ; but for the vulgar
branches of sculpture and painting they have ever had a
respectable and citizen-like contempt. Having just found
out that there are certain empty niches in their boasted
Egyptian-hall in the Mansion-house, designed by the
architect for sculpture, they have magnanimously resolved

to have them filled with plaster figures, to see how they
One alderman—a pastry cook—suggested

1 look

figures made of frosted sugar, but the suggestion did not

find favour, and plaster of Paris was

substance
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

FRIDAY.

On account of whom it may concern.
011 FRIDAY next, the 17th instant at Two o'clock, at the
Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
295 Firkins Derry BUTTER.
Apply to WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

*airs bp Auction.

- -
INSTRUMENTS, &c., WINSTANLEY'S
LIBRARY OF BOORS, MODERN ENGRAVINGS, MUSICAL
wt;e
.174 ESSESa Sb.
yTAIITO S I NCTION, rSoT,Ar
ONR
RLy.
nS
eC
ci/Na
]sth instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their R"fils
C. • •

...rch-street, S.'
A Miscellaneous Collection of BOOKS, STATIONERY'Sof
GRAVINGS, and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, remove
the convenience of Sal

300IES comprise a Collection of esteemed Works i
branches of History, Biography, Divinity, and

various
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

cellaneous Literature, many of -which- are in

The ENGRAVINGS
Scotland,
_proofs ;

z•lnde Swan's Views of the Lal(ss
in
ravings from the National Gallery',
nine 03°

f the 13

°spits', Liverpool ; the Aintree Coursing Meeting i
e Bible in Old St. Paul's, &c., all unframed. ble
The MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C. consist of a N.—no
Flute, by Nicholson, with eight Silver Keys ;
lso Printed and
fine-to

Tuesday.) the 14th instil'
ad at Messrs. WINSTANLEY an

To be viewed Tins DAY

I MODERN AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITV
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

tottle of the whole" of the

places of any consideration which h

fallen to the

the pr

Administration. To be sure the Whigs are

at every sort of crafty jot

take good care, ere resigning power, to fill up every vacant
office with good long-lived men, and to deprive their suc-

sors, a

Far as they can, of all opportunity of rew

their friends and supporters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

irevious

d soon
rsisted

Lie 1..
t from a person whose name

re could recognise if

1 custody two days he was

However, on-Saturday lie saw the prisoner
treet, and gave him into custody. The prisoner
was committed for trial.

PICKING POCKETS.—Two girls, named Catherine Jones
Lynch, were charged with picking pockets. A
policeman in plain clothes had watched their movements
for some time in Great George-street and Rathbone.
street, on Saturday evening, and apprehended them
after one of them had robbed a female of two
They were committed for three months

and Anne

STEALING

Hughes was
As from the

coinmitte

for one

stealing too

Prince's Dock

A FRUIT

was sent

to gaol for two months for
Regan. The complainan
Dale-street, having miss(

) Mary

stall in

immediate

after the prisoner had

.tions
sited her stall, was

induced to watch

and on Saturday evening saw her
'ome pager, and gave her

steal the money from under.

into ousted

ROBBING AN EMIGRANT.-Two coarse-looking girls,
named Maria Burke and Sarah Ann Dugdale, each dressed
in new plaid, were charged with robbing a siw ' s-looking
Welshman, named Owen Jones, of £l9 16s
The complainant stated that on Thursday er

in money

ng he met

the prisoners
with them. After the drink be became ver,
the prisoners put him to bed, and one of the_
the same bed. Shortly after the other prisoner took
away his clothes and a purse containing the money.• He
Fan, them again on Sunday evening, about ten o'clock, in
Paul-street, and gave them into custody. They were
remanded for seven days.

and was induced to go to a house and drink
ck, when
got into

ROBBING A CLOTHES Lis .—Ann Nolan was com-
mitted for fonrteen days for stealing a pair of trousers
from a clothes line, on Saturday evening.
ASSAULT. —Ricl.ard Owens and Richard Westbury
were charged with an assault and robbery in Rathbone-
street, on Saturday night, between twelve and one o'clock.
The complainant, George Ennis, stated that he was
• ,

,come when one of the prisoners attacked him and
knocked off his hat, with which he ran off. The other
knocked him down and held him by the throat, until a
police-officer came up. It was stated by the attorney for
the defendants that no such thing as robbery was in-
tended by them, and that they were respectable working
men in the employment of Mr. Neville, brass-founder,
Great Charlotte-street. The magistrates dismissed the
charge of robbery, but fined them 20s. each, and costs,
for the assault, and in default of payment to be com-
mitted for one month.

SUSPECTED TUIEVES.—Five Irishmen were brought
before the county magistrates at Clayton.-square, charged
as suspicious characters, having been apprehended on the
Aigburth-road at a late hour on Friday night. The
police, however, being unable to make anything out
against them, they were discharged.

THE GOVER

The vile maxim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

asure of

ful and picturesque it

ject to depict upon his

ducated

❑temptation a

the coun

hushing strearx

It is ril

nt to g

has conjured up before

The taste for

e hi ahl

here are te

The present year

ried glance which we

than aver

picture
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

NEXT WEEK, &c.

On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, at one o'clock, at the Brokers'
Saleroom, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The magnificent new Screw Steam-ship
1
SOUTH CAROLINA;
1,301 tons per register, American measure-
`Y-'. ment. This beautiful vessel was built at New
Y07.-k, by Jabez Williams, Esq., the builder of
several of the finest packet-ships trading to this port, ex-
pressly for the present owners. Her materials are Southern
white oak of the first quality, pitch pine, cedar, and locust.
fastened with copper to her load line. Her spar, main, and
lower decks are permanently laid, lofty, and well ventilated.
For emigration purposes it would be difficult to meet with a
more desirable ship, as she has accommodation for upwards of
800 passengers, that for those of the first class being replete
with every convenience, including bedding, linen, plate, &c.
She is propelled by two excellent trunk engines, by the West-
point Foundry Company, New York of the aggregate power of
500 horse, American compttation. Diameter of the cylinders
51 inches ; length of stroke, 3 feet. The boilers are flue, and
work with a pressure of about 171bs. to the square inch ; con-
sumption of fuel per hour, 12i cwt. She is ship-rigged, of a
beautiful model, combining in a large degree all that is thought
excellent in naval architecture, and will stow 3,500 bales Char-
leston cotton, or upwards of 1,100 barrels of flour, at a light
draught of water ; her speed under steam being 8 knots, under
sail and steam, 12 knots. For the trade between this and Ame-
rica, Australia, or the Mediterranean, she is admiragly adapted,
and will be found well worthy attention of public companies.
Lying in Wellington Dock.—For further particulars and inven-
tories apply to Messrs. FRASER, TRENHOLM, and Co., Mer-
chants ; or to TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

.rosewood Card Table, C
the Back and Marl,le Top,Tai,
NJ Fender, Fire Irons, St9,•__,,,

Carved Scroll Supports, SidPrabt

shaped Chairs, wan
Seats, and Six Ditto, with Seats in Hair-cloth, Mahal
brary Table, with Drawers, Circular Loo Table, of OM

Antiqi

rid a Pair of Card Tables
h Secretaire Drawer, W

Cabinet, Chiffonnier

pets, Fe

escope
7 feet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

BUSHBY a

day.) the 14th instant,
the Broker's Office, Br

•els Cana,

Tuesday,
Cc

the 14th inst
nmercial Sal
New Mum

ex Tiber, screw steams

MOM):
)in Gibr

GEO. BA

WEDNESDAY.

ar.—Apply to
11, Broker.

Tount of whom it

TO•MORROW (Wednesday

ANCHORS, a

at the depot, firth End Prince'i Dock
Wrecked IRON, HARDWARE, CHAINS
TIN PLATES

n the depot, about 25 tons, a; above, per Catherine

In 111Talmon

nd Co.'s
slight!

liar, 3, Rumford-place,
amaged, per Pons (Eli,

I 165

At the Steam Tug Company's yard, Baffin
Two ANCHORS, Two CHAIN CABLES, 1 to
per Leeds.

Catalog
Ann!,

;aei ready the day

THURSDAY

iE NEW N

containing 345 To•

conti
inches,

?INE TIMBER

3850 Pieties, containing 110,67
45700 Pieces PALINGS,
Being the cargo now landing ex Pomona, from St
Apply to Messrs. GIBBS, BRIGHT,
863 Logs PINE TIMBER,
n Logs OAK,
573 Pieces PINE DEALS,
340 Pieces SPRUCH DEALS,
325 Pieces TAMARAC DEALS

!et, DEALS and ENDS

John, N.ll

Co., 'Alerc

3600 Pieces PIPE
10 Cords LATH WOOD,
Being the cargo now• landin

CHALONER

7603 Spruce DEAL andBATTENS,-'
2274 Spruce SCANTLING,
Now landing ex Meridian, from St. John.—On account of the
Importers. CHA LONER and FLEMING, Brokers.
The MAHOGANY SALES will commence TO-MORROW, the
15th instant, at Eleven o'clock, and be continued on the follow-
ing day, immediately after the above.

PITCH PINE PLANKS AND SCANTLINGS.
On THURSDAY MORNING next, the Ifith instant, at Half-past
Eleven o'clock, on the Quay, west side Queen's Dock, imme-
diately after the Sale at the New North Docks, already
advertised,
924 Pieces Pitch Pine PLANKS and SCANTLINGS,
Now landing ex Switzerland, from Charleston.—Apply to S. R.
GRAVES, Esq., Merchant, or to
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, on the Quay of the Toxteth Dock, (after the Sale at
the New North Docks, already advertised to take place at
Ten o'clock,)
762 SPARS, or LADDER POLES, 26 to 56 ft. long, 4 to 6 in.
diameter.
213 LADDER POLES, 26 to 42 ft. long, and under 4 in. diam.,
409 POLES, 16 to 22 ft. long, and under 4 in. diameter,
Being the cargo, now landing, ex Emilie, from Christiania.

On the Quay, north-east corner Brunswick Dock,
987 SPARS, or LADDER POLES, 26 to 58 ft. long, 4 to 6 in.
diameter,
277 LADDER POLES, 26 to 42 ft. long, and under 4 in. diam..
309 POLES, 18 to 22 ft. long, and under 4 in. diameter,
Being the cargo, now landing, ex Catharina, from Chnstiania.
86 MASTS, 40 to 58 ft. long, 6 to 10 in. diameter,
314 SPARS, or LADDER POLES, 30 fo 56 ft. long, 4 to 6 in.
diameter.
76 LADDER POLES, 28 to 42 ft. long, and under 4 in. diam.,
213 POLES, 20 to 22 ft. long, and under 4 in. diameter,
1862 BATTENS,
280 ENDS,
71 HANDSPIKES,
Being the cargo, now landing, ex Krydseren, from Tonsberg.
Apply to Messrs. D. E. GAUwIN and Co., Merchants, or to
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

who was standing

the connecting rod between the
to have a ride. The unfortunate roan

d of the wag

gon, a

ieing abl

.led quickly rou

st one, which was empty

ae died soo

s arrival

Ey mangled his right leg, left thigh, anti
aken to the Northern Hospital, Liverpool, Where
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

OLD POSVO

BUILDINGS
LIVERPOOL.

BOOKS FOR EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
TI'MIGRANTS are particularly invited to call and
JD inspect the Srock of BOOKS on EMIGRATION, &C., at
THE CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, where they will
find the best Books on the subject, as well as the Works of all

ar and Standard A

iGENT TO H

'RINTERS for the S

LIVERPOOL ; us
ROUGHFARES, by L
GUIDE through the Town, I
correct Map. Price Biapenci

iiGHWAYS. BYEWAYS, and THO-
ind and Water, being a STRANGER'S

JAMES STONEIEOUSE,

i CORNISH'S CHEAP BOOK
37, LORD-STREET, Corner o

ESTABLISHMENT;
NOI th John-street.

NOTIC I

j A M
tl (LATE

MANAGER FOR MR. A
No. 2, PARKER-STRI

)1,21y
4N, SEN.,

Having resign

accou:

s Friends and the Pi

TAKEN ThEVRENIISES

LSTREET

STOCK

CHAND

ITTINGS

ST DESIGNS

AKIlk BAAL 1
MR. BOISSONNI

kRIST, a

is the conse

IT WOU

s to chronicle
rish murder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

been put at last to " quadrupedal teros-
Isurd and childish, although mischievous

So a stop I

as the aoc

and cruel practice of going up with balloons on the backs
of four- footed dumb animals,is magniloquently designated ;
at least the Essex magistrates have done all they could to

prevent a repetition of the me

o-footed loquaciou,

cerned, and

extracting from them promises of good behaviour for the
What an ass JoHN Bum. is, and how easily ho is
upon, is ludicrously demonstrated by the investi.
gation that has taken place. To think that a fellow who
ery day of his life upon ox flesh cannot discern a

future

a heifer—to think that

ould allow a poor dying

calf to be palmed off on him for a vigorous and magnificent
lord of the bovine herd. JOHN BULL, JOHN BULL, you
are, after all, but 'a very calf ! And, oh, JUPITER ! to
think that you should be represented in your masculine

and classical feat of carrying off EUROPA by a miserable

feminine creature in articulo mortis, bought for the occa-

lion from t

le knacker

grasping JOVE caricatured by

bat in Ireland is humour-

and the fact now confessed to al

world is, that Madame POITI

teal of ascending, a

the gobemouches supposed, on a gallant bull, went up
f, which just retained life long enough

the finishing stroke from the hand
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

g our imaginations and boring our hearers

will be, and what ou,

at Lord DERBY will take t

n November, u

mptom of an

tender

,s resig

nation to his SON

,nfidence that no other Administration is, in the

present state of parties, practicable. Lord JOHN Russ

tried that dod

ge, and got " chiselle

and I do not think it likely that Lord DERBY will commit
a similar blunder. Fas est ab host

and there
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

THE POTATO CROP

THE POTATO DISEASE.—Tho disease amongst pota-
toes in the East Retford district is spreading far and
wide, and unless some beneficial change should take place
almost immediately, three parts out of four of the pro-
duce will be rendered altogether unfit for food of any de-
scription. Whole flats are now suffering from this mys-
terious fatality, the stench from which is almost intolerable.
It is said that a large breadth of land has this year been
planted ; but will this avail, for ten acres of land are as
soon destroyed as one ? Another disease incident to the
present season is that prevailing amongst apples, which
which turn black and rot in a few days after they are ga-
thered. They are only a short crop, but the diseaQ-
likely to make them exceedingly short indeed.
WEIUYSS POTATO-ROT.—The rot made its appear-
ance among us early this season, and the roots are to:a
great extent useless as food. The plague is still increasing

AT THE ILFORD PETTY SESSIONS, on Saturday, Mr.
Simpson, proprietor of the Cremorne-gardens, London,
and M. and Madame Poitevin, were charged by the
.So-
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with having,
a fortnight ago, cruelly illused a heifer by taking it up in
one of the balloon ascents, which caused it to suffer so
much that it had to be slaughtered. They pleaded guilty,
and were convicted in the penalty of £5 each and costs,
which they paid,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14

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