The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

wfroofs with

ok'lrich

vic iairman, exercises a control over
the expenditure Of fro .480,000 to .elOO,OOO per annum. This
large sum is extract from the pockets of the burgesses in the
form of rates ; a it must be evident to all who have given
the subject thei slightest consideration, that the care which is
used in its expenditure must regulate the amount to be levied
on the burgesses. A comparison of the rate levied in 1848 and
that of 1831, will be a convincing proof of what I have above
stated.

aye been

tuber five

years, and latt

The rate levied for Paving, Sewering, Sze., by the Health
Committee, was—
_ _

In Everton Township, in 1848, 2s. 9d. in the pound.
In Kirkdale „ in 1848, 3s. Od. in the pound.
The rate levied for the same purposes in 1851 was, for Ever-
ton, Is. 3d. in the pound, and for Kirkdale, Is. 9d. in the
pound.

Prudence and economy, with constant attention, have
effected this reduction.

I remnin, Gentlemen,

Very respectfully, your obedient Servant,
THOS. CHALMER,

Netherfield-road North, sth October, 1852

TO THE

ELECTORS OF EVERTON
KIRKDALE WARD.

AFTER receiving a requisition from so large and
influential a body of the Electors of your Ward, I feel I
ought not to hesitate in acceding to their reijuest, that I would
allow myself to be nominated as a CANDIDATE to represent
you in the Town-council at the ensuing ELECTION.
Having resided for so long a period in tke Ward, and been
actively engaged in the business of the t vni, my general views
r?
are known to many of you ; and I s be happy to explain
them more fully to those with who have not the honour of

".1,4(/'
being acquainted.
Having taken some part in e education of the poor in this
Ward, for many years, I r d scarcely say that I consider a
Scriptural system of ins ction as the only safe and sound
one upon which the e ation of our population can be based.
Too great attenti cannot be paid to the sanitary regula-
tions of the tow , and everything that will euntribute to the
health and cO fort of its inhabitants will have my Ues
attention.

Should you do me the honour of returning me as one of your
Representatives to the Town-council, you may rest assured
that my best exertions shall be used, not only to promote the
interests of this Ward in particular, but of that of the town in
general. _ . .

I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
THOMAS DARNLEY ANDERSON,
Northumberland-terrace, Everton,
Bth October, 1852.

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE TO MARIAERS.
(ALL BEARINGS BY COMPASS.)
?THE Trustees of the Liverpool Docks and.Harbour
I. do hereby give NOTICE, that the following CHANGES in
the BUOYING of this PORT will take place on and after the
19th October instant (weather permitting) :7.."
C. 1. Red Can will be altered to Formby Lightship bearing
C. 2. Red, and moved 200 N,K.W. W. l miles.
fathoms E.S.E. into 32 feet at C sby Lightship S.E. E.
low water. nearly a mile.
Red Can Buoy, marked C . Formby LightshipbearingN
will he placed off the S.E. it by W. W. of a mile.
of the West Middle in 1 feet IC. 2. Red Can, S.E. S. fof

low water

V. 4. Red Can will btpA Formby Lightship bearing
ved 430 N.E. by N. 130 fathoms
fathoms N.N.W,, W. into 20 C. 1. Red Can, S.E. by S.
feet at low water.
S. 2 of a mile.
V. 3. Red Can, with Perch, will be Formby Lightship bearing
moved 150 fathoms N.W. by E. 2S. 400 fathoms.
W. R W. into 12 feet at low V. 4. Red Can, S.E. by E. 2
water. E. i of a mile.
(-Formby Lightship bearing
V. 3. Black Nun will be moved i E.S.E. iE.2 of a mile.
300 fathoms W. i S. into 14i V. 3. Red Can, with Perch,
feet at low water. I S.E. by E. i E. i of a
L mile.

V. 2. Black Nun will be moved Formby Lightship bearingE. by S. iS. If mile.
100 fathoms W. by N. into 12 V. 2. Red Can, S. by E. 2E.
feet at low water. • 300 fathoms.
2. Black Nun, bearing
by E. i E. I of a

V. 1. Black Nun will he moved S.I
120 fathoms N.W. 2W. into 12 mile
feet at low water. V. 1. Red Can, S. E. jof a

mile

N. 1. Black Nun will be removed iind discontinued.
FFFY. White and Black Nun,l
Striped Vertically, will be I Formby Lightship bearing
moved 200 fathoms N.E. E. I S.S.E. E. nearly 2
into 14 feet at low water, and I miles.
the lette. ing altered to ZFY., Z. 1. White and Black Nun,
in consequence of the name Striped Vertically, S.E. 1
having been altered to ZEBRA mile.
CHANNEL.
FF. 1. White and Black Nun, CFormbvy Lightship bearing
Striped Horizontally, will be I S.E. by S. a little south-
moved 170 fathoms N. E.; erly, 1 mile.
into 7 feet at low water, t ZFY. White and Black Nun,
and the lettering altered to( StripedVertically,N.N.W.
Zl. _ W. of a mile.

The lettering of FF. 1. Wliite and
Black Nun, Striped Vertically,
will be altered to Z 1.

N.W. Lightship bearing w
K. 1. Black Nun w ill be moved N. 24 miles.
320 fathoms S.E. into 16 feet at Bell Beacon, N. by E. 2
low water. miles.
R. 2. Red Can will be moved
L easo lousebearini
W• Le'asLe Castle, S.E. iS. 1
100 fathoms N. by W. i
into 8 feet at low water. mile.
The Numbers of C: 3. and 4 Red Can will be altered to 4
and 5. By order of the Dock Committee,DANlEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock Office, Liverpool, Oct. 4, 1852.

we Lightt
W. of

louse bearing

East India Pale Ali

Finest ISLAY and IRISH I‘l,\LT WHISKY, best LONDi
HOLLANDS, &c., in any Quant
Id PORT and SHERRIES, BUCELLAS, CALCA.VELLOS
MADEIRA, CLARET

AND VISITORS

TO STRANGE

L. HAUSBURG begs .to invite the Strangers
t present in Liverpool to an inspection of

his vast Collection of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES,
WORKS OF ART, &c.,

,
with an immense variety of Articles 'far too numerous to par-
ticularise.

The Collection is unrivalled in Europe for extent, diversity,
rind amount ; and an examination cannot fail to have great
interest, alike for the man of taste apd-the ordinary observer.

17,11. H. begs leave, in issuing e' invitation, to state,

that the purchase of articles ' by no means
those by whom he may b voured with a visit
in every instance fee ured of a polite and attentive recei

acumbent upon
, and they may

OLD POSTOFFICE•
Liverpool.

BUILDINGS,

AUSTRALIA.-TO EMIGRANTS,

GUNPOWDER, SHOT, PERCUSSION CAPS,
BELTS, FLASKS, Single and Double GUNS, Six-barrel
REVOLVERS, and every thing connected with the Gun Trade,
25 per Cent, below the Gun-shop charges.
A. ROBINSON 4.. N-D" CO.,
IRON HONG S, s•c-,
EMIGRANTS' H WARS STORE,
32, STRAND-.STREET, ger IYING DOCK, LIVERPOOL.

GETTING GOLD,

" The best things for the purpose out
Sept. 5, and Illustrated News, Sept. 11.

NTS FOR

London Ti,;

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS

AUSTRALIAN TENT DEPOT,
EAST SIDE SALTHOUSE DOCK.

R. LAMBERT,
OFFICE-13, GOREE-PIAZZAFORGE'S DOCK,
LIVE Of..
N.B.—Emigrants can als supplied at the DepOt wit'

AGENT

Folding Bedsteads, Bedding, Hammocks, with all In
plements requisite fo e Emigrant.

TEA, COFFEE, AND CHICORY QUESTION

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 1, 1852

WE publicly announced, some time since, our
deliberate and no less emphatic opinion respecting the
refusal of the late Government to protect the legitimate
COFFEE TRADE from the scandalous frauds perpetrated by the
admixture of what is, by a license of speech, called CHICORY,
with ground coffee.

On the occasion to which w:t?ef '(July, 1851) we stated in
our Circular—

It is dif

filcult It!say whether the resolution to

abstain from • interference the of
adulteratio ,as announced by Sir Charles Wood, is
~,,,

iyeaceful to the Government, than it is

iN GIN, fine old JAMAICA. RUM, COGNAC BRANDY,
;y from Half-pint upwards.
LISBON, BRONTE, ➢IARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES,
and HOCK WINES.

TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
SYLVE STE R L. SAMUEL,
WHOLESALE

PATENT LEVER-WATCH MANUFACTURER,
(FOR EXPORT,)
ET, DUKE-S7'.REE7

2, YORK-STRI

RPOOL

Importer of American, French, and German CLOCKS, AC-
CORDEONS, FLUTINAS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
MUSICAL CLOCKS, French JEWELLERY, &c. &c., in or
out of BOND.

Lately imported, a SHIP'S WATC,II, 8 inches diameter, of a
new construction ; strikes up to_eight, raps and beats in all
positions. Warranted correct iThekeepers.
CLOCKS, suitable for t Australian and East Indian Mar-
kets, averaging from 72 er Dozen.
WATCHES, 108 s: Dozen, and all descriptions of WATCH
and CLOCK MTseffANISM.
MANUFACTORY, 3, YORK-STREET.