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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

; for it strong wind

ins bu

a the nat

)in Habil

ase,

ng his I

awing what

preven

Aug. 24, 1847.

Ind it may be said that no injury has been done to the
Corn. In the southern counties of England much of the
wheat was left on its legs after it was at maturity for cut:

under construction. We find, too, in out: own immediate
districts, that many of the smaller farmers are yet delay-
ing the cutting of their wheat and oats, though it has been
"Sufficiently ripe for some time. This inertness is by no

dset in, with a want

It is worthy of no-

aire farm

•s may here be hired in

ly v. Barker.

North and

y on the
they did
they had

lat a boat cinder
Act

ich wag
right of

district to another by Mean'sOf bolis;

North

ields on one side of the river Tyne, to South Shields ont

rs who
towns ;

T men from
presumed,
ferry was
tent of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

FROM I

1 Stewarde

One of the Compar.
IVERPOOL everyif
mut two hours befon

AM COMMUNICATION BETWE
POOL AND DROGHEDA,

Id SATURDAY,

ast two hours before th

WILLIAM

!et, Liverpool

N LIVER-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Ivanced 131

have t

peculatior

aporary

h their promoters

vol Albion is o

us to this course;

ive reasoner

.t length
e Birkenl

Of ti
gth in our column

4 pock
will

success of the new port

lave imaginec

is were to be got for half
wer that they have

first, we

mlisti, like Baron Gold-
evident will do so, feel-

rs of the Birkenhead Docks have been
into their present position, their best

too confident of sic

perhaps, too mud

I by them in

port ; and they v
community has s

s latel

.bliC will be able to judge of

ustained by the short-sighted policy of
ng up the Birkenhead Docks

iuntered in creating a new

our Dock Trustees in not to

elves in 18

It is evident, from these documents, that, if a powerful
body like the Liverpool Dock Trust had undertaken to
make docks in Wallaseypool, the Crown would never
have attempted to claim the whole land made valuable
by the works, but it would have become a part of the
Dock Estate, to be re-sold or let off for the general good.
It is also pretty clear that their resident and experienced
engineer would have carried the works forward more
rapidly and more economically than the engineer of the
Dock Commissioners, resident in I
ally in Birkenhead, and wi

idon, only occasion-

Lth no extensive experience as a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

but ti

,k cut in

more fou.dly

parts of flu
3u ally good
.e stinintinn'

d getting

be co-T

been a

i, of which

►uld witness
the harvest

to di ea
tial. Cc

days, which
ments have
t-like. The

>o. AVe

lg such a grow-
the haulm, and

ere tLe gangrene
'er, it i scarcely
if p2ople_ will

indant.

to have t

-heat has

lietter for

Yorkshire al
Ilent. Bettye
cut; but DT

green as p

towards Brid,

the be.a.ncrc

the more
however,

1 all we

have been able to learn, there is more than a suit average
crop waiting to be gab.exed in•—DoNc'aaler C•4"miec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

J. Colli

Bart., of
ELIZA NAPI
John Lord N
On the 19t1
JOHN DOLI
HANNAH
Priors, widow of the
On the
with

)LEY PAGET
lIA BECKET

of the cl
town wt

rately at
Amongst

,er.of N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

woulc

er, and the national indus-
lepealer, the Chartist, and a number of
Lble men, who have individual crotchets,

iple to guide them

Le country is to be

must it be with

,nt to find a majority

materi

ls, acting in

d opposition of the

ne any, in I

t find a portion of his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

force three years, I

ILL-USING AN APPRENTIC
youth, named Richard Trusc:
the schooner Panope, appears
charge of assault against Willi

same vessel

It seems that wl:

some way in the main r
down, and, as he did not o
severely by that officer wh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

when Fishe

LATION A

4e number c
Lbout middy

at Chepstow, Surrey, where after a
Inced singing and drinking, until a 'Pao

ailed upon to sing a sot

idhineboror testr, tabar:;,ecec it"

iched a ;

hen th

,house, one of the iingleac
M'Carthv that if he did
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

is that t
have not the m

The early wheat and barl
Isle of Man, and the crops
vheat,

LYTHAM

farmers are very I

crops, and the
into r'ef. If the weathe

M. Nicholson, in a lett

throng'.l Divonshire, Sourer

m out Esh ire , Herefordshire, Worc

Staffordsl
Dublin.

Shrol
re made Imi
the potato diseos°, and I I
connected with agriculture who bel
disease of last year has reappeared in
trict, or that disease of any kind 11

crop to an extent worth naniir

THE HARVEST.—A very
grain has been cut in this

housed by this time, but for the
and yesterday. In Wales tht I
copious showers, though a hi

will be of great service to the turnii
nor, if the weather should happily ag
they do any injury to the corn. Ho

sidered a dOotned crop—t
senting a sickly and blighted _
all hope of anything like an
be some cider made this year, bt
Partial

Imost ev

In many parts of the count
-Hereford Journal.
IRE.—The sickle is in ad
Much rain has fallen during the
lsiderable proportion of the w
would have been reaped. Many fie
iarvested, and all reports concur in
excellent. Should the weather becol
there is every likelihood, two or three
wonderful execution in the corn-fit
would be brought to a delightful
resorts which reach us of all desm

DEVOI

highly favourable, but especially sc
We hear more general complaints
but we still believe that its ravages
tain it is that potatoes are abundan
extraordinary fine_qualitN

CH ES H mi.—After a few c
had begun to cause some
brightened up, and everything loo)

.n crops are now in very general cu
I certainly look splendid. Oats are

.rely know how tc

port the Rhea

v or of

we can

;eral lcok capital, and will undoubte
We have seen no mildew wort

Swedes ; indeed, it can scarcely occur d
ing season. Potatoes continue to decay

.er much manure has been used, tl
is rapidly. On the whole, howe

remove tl:

:urage, c

im onia

lightly latterly.-
TuE HARVEST

.nchester Cour

D THE C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

rs. WALKER and BIRD
sth instant, at One o'cloi

of by Private Treaty, of

pool. unless previously disi
which due notice will,he give
A HANDSOME Modern MANSION, with th
Entrance Lodge, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Hothouses
reenhouse, Coachhouse. Stables. &c.. thereto belonging. situ•

-road, in the township

" BELLEFIELD."

eProperty is contig

Ls to, and has the right of road int
Ica of ennstriletial

the spleedic

mansio
is beaut

extensive v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

I his residence
ed 84, General

issioners of Corn

On the 19th-instant, MARY ANN
Mr. BENJAMIN BURTON.
Same day, MARY ELIZABETH,
MILLAR, hosier, &c., St: James's.
Same day, in Hanover-street, age,
LAMBERT, relict of the late Mr.
clerk of St. Mark's Church.
On the 20th instant, at Norton, in
ROBINSON, who had held the situ
Richard Brooke, Bart., of Norton F
one years. _

Saine day, in Norton-street, aged 73, MARGARET, relict of
the late Mr. JOHN CHEESEBROUGH, accountant.
Same day, EDWARD, infant son of the Rev. T. P. DICK-
SON, Mamie' Cheshire.
On the 21st instant, after a long

in sr, borne with Chri
,f Mr. HENRY Co.

tian resignation, aged 31,
TAR l), Ross-terrace, Clare

1 N, wi.

BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAI

ND DISPENSAB'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Lban do

improve the ferry, and with that view an application was
made to Parliament for an act, to which attention Would
presently be called. After the passing of the act of '29.
the dean and chapter conveyed their rights to the old
ferry by an indenture to the Corporation, who immediately

Led ferries

)eneficial to

rter of

a hour

luring the night,
three and half-past four. Great
n the

, that it was sup-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

out expressing my me

.s-aelleC, in the co
h—l do rejoice, I

R' make
r no con

_to_ its doctrine

—• ,tston read the report, which
statement of the affairs of the sock
ing was then addressed by Mr. Py
it, rector of St. Martin's, Edinburg
Wesleyan minister, and other
°s#;':o of the objects of the' meetir

aiprornise of my relic

and its episcopal
of my principles by cor-
) differ with me upon these
that high principle that the

V 2 a very

ye, the R
;h ; the R
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

a danger

3, that, when found

to jump overboß

confining his displays of _
weather, when he might be easily picked u

a-ny justification of the mate's conduct, fined the
and costs.

CHURCH

ENGLAND B

On Tu,

clay eve

funds of this excellerit institi

the rooms of the association in Beau-s
has been formed by a few friends of ti

to extend the blessings of scriptural c

ordinances of the church, to the thousands in t
populated district, who would otherwise be le,
without them, as if " no man cared for their
The Rev. H. Marlen, the recently-appointed n
the district, took the chair, and in an animated
eloquent address, urged on his hearers the indi:
necessity that existed for providing, and that irma
a building, suitable for the accommodation of the
and which might also be licensed for divine sery
the church about to be erected in Great Nelse
was completed. Ile stated that about £65 wou
quired for the purpose, and so pressing did the,
of the case appear to be, that three gentlemen
agreed to guarantee £5 each, and 0-

e reveren
. It is tl

a of £5

tion, we believe, to enlarge the present school-room irt
Beau-street, so that it may be rendered adequate for the
purposes stated. Several members of the choral society
attended, and their gratuitous services were highly app
ciated by the company. We believe tt
who have been hitherto mainli

the-zentlern.

e excell
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

M....Z.,.-SISI

7. it tr aturr.

of bro

D EGYPT

1 Stand,

.ny fish n

the deei
under ti

.ts hug(
; the

people (
nd less

four mile

evening hours

pluptuous,

re covered

,t quality

one Chiircit I

Ldred w

counte

TO THE CONTINENT

•culean

of most Ca-
refined than

Alter landing from

~ we got to a

Monte
Here

even the mountain of

to Monte Pel-
t resided in his

nterior of the
f IVI

er. many pic-
a this command-

much resemblir

ghest rank here con-

rigid countrywomen
3 of wild and lawless

;emble the Maltc

th the Italian race
ook through you, a

much China silk crape
ndant from their hair.

wn by pulleys to any

n the -windows and
Lnd the women have
ode of letting down,
parcels, and baskets;

ation between
It is a pretty
these convey-

le with, replaced in a

7ont of the house. The
are very novel ; and you
under the shade of their

king, mantua-making,
Jost free, natural, and

rather amused

vith perfect impuniti,—
turbed, and the leathern

autiful real kid

t threepence and four-

You may

tnd rolling them up with
Ltning ; always a smile and
,eth to the stranger, more
npence for a dozen. In
cious little cigars for six-
purchased ten peaches for

ivalve and bivalve shellfish are
of curious forms and of great
h prices in England, are sold in
des and cockles here. One fish,

open as we do oysters, is
[hough I much question if
in St. John's Market, they

tired and white wax

or full length : those

respective cities ; but

•ast encouragement

bestowed upon these works of
y last a thousand years with
thousand ; but these delicate
ian art scarcely as many days.

those of Italy, in,

and more

a marble alto relievo.
and twisted columns of

FATHER

the fai

with a T

Natural Hiitor

MORE WOND.

mating the
We know i

may make our m

even amc

know, for example, ti

reveali

;reat company

ting to gra
host, and t
imate with

expansion of
in speaking of

ct, or t

heretofore we
objects, to cc

xe been call

before the mind as e

conceived

pansive and contractive eye, as (I(
the hand can handle upon earth
almost constrained to ask,
the true majesty of indefini
were not attainable by us
realm of the molecule

in a g

Lcredible

lovely c

intlictin
dofJn

o, and

arc= -

o} al H

d conduct, and by

the rank of ad--
uards ; and the

ment of

d married- two sisters, and it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

upon t

,ke a vi

bards c

would be

with personal
fitted for the post by pri-

lee in on

than hal

Cleopati
April, 1}

duty on c
the tariff

tioned in IS

Orders had 1
Australia, o
already expe
From Sou

progress bot

great compl
about to be

inducing ern
the colony t

poses, the

term tl

We have r
date than by

line, which t

THE MUR

will be foun
turns out tll

tioned is not
is Lucy, ani

nervous att

h violet

necessary 1
from the (
" As we

the hotel we
sence of thE

ttie
;pector-Gene
mining mag

one of

;earch was r

were inflict

evening, an
foil

tor the wear

fruitlessopc

Ehe se

I was continued

into the gar(
search, the r

lorning, but with,

ation wa,

vas thought fit t
ere he had been

I, to another root
lens of the Elysee
nagistrates at len]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

of payment

tent to wait for the

y on th

Ong pr

a duty-on the aye

ted States or Great Britain, and as the
to the port of Shangai has brought us
; with the districts most productive of
ason to hope that it will grow with the

the article, is a sloe

Lnd to an in-

)f maintaini

de with those v

-thers of our popu-
siderable reduction

ion, now that compe
opoly of the East Inc

7ect, and thiat new sources

can only loot

. On a first cost, ranging on
feral demand from Bd. to 10d. in
reduction can be effected. it
merchant, but would have
in England.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

..,„,.., ....._...,.
, These wholesome regulations apply to debtors commit-
ted for frauds under the Insolvent Laws and Bankruptcy
Laws.

ASCENT OF MOUNTAINS
TO THE EDITOR OP THE LIVERPOOL
In your last publication, there is an extract

STANDARD,

t from Black-

making it appear that the di cu

piling of mountains, that is clear. ; but his non-
sense is just the sort of stuff to lead many a pudding-head
to death. Talk of the march of intellect ! Why, every
vm, meet. when out of his .own line, as old

knows r

Simon Gray used to have it, is more than halt a tool, aria
generally three parts pig in obstinacy, especially when he
has a bit of something in print to back him. But for all
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Then there w
Bit of which

t it piece

here, that at the time of the Commonwealth it Was
thought right to confine the conveyance of corn"
merce to English ships, 'and there was passed the

A, with the view of giving effect t 7.
of parliament. All seaward-bound ships 01-
any burthen were then bound to have a registraton
made of their tonnage, character, and description, for the
privileges which were COar

first registratim
that am

fined to British ships ; and a certificate of that r
was given, which was carried by every British
act of George IV. passed in' 1829, and tb
tion Act then in force had passed in 18
known as the ^-` -4 George IV., and in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

SurettS, followed by

?s, in which were the e
aries of police, &c. It

A couleau de chas,

hav-e-been found in

.ette de Prance

particulars relative to t
the unfortunate Duche

seardres made, it

ith which ti

been committed
a cesspool.
iblishes the folic

.d several

—owing further
he discovery of the knife with which
ss of Praslin was murdered
judicial investigation in this affair

As, notwAstanding all the
as impossible to Lind the weapon with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

T description of inds, at very

)r Workmanship.
OBSERVE,
31, PARADISE-STREET
Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star and C

'" Hotel.

G. JONES,
CHEMIST, &c.,
PARADISE-STREET,

(Third Door from Church-street,)
BEGS to invite public attention to a few select
Articles prepared by him.

All Medicinal and Pliahnaceutical Preparations Dispensed at
his house are of the utmost purity, freshness, and strength,
combined with the lowest possible cnarges.

lONES'S

CHALYBEATE GERMAN_BEIDLITZ
POWURK:

The various effects prod by the operation of Seidlitz
Powders depend entirely the different mode of preparation.
These powders are br e, tto that state of perfection by which
the most uniform r Its will be experienced. They are quite
tasteless, and poss all the excellent qualities of the famous
German Seid Spring, to which so many persons annually
resort. Th ow price at which they are prepared will also
secure them a decided preference.
In Boxes containing Powders for Twelve Glasses at Is. 3d.
and Tin Cases.

SUPERIOR GINGER BEER, LEMONADE, AND
ORANGEADE POWDERS.
The cooling and refreshing properties of these delightful
Summer Beverages cannot be too highly valued. They are
very superior to what are usually sold under these names.
In packets Is. 3d. each.
O For the convenience of travellers and for ship use, the
whole of the above powders may be had in pint and half-pint
bottles, at 2s. 6d. and Is. 6d. each, a small spoonful of which,
mixed with water produces a delightful and refreshing beverage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

strumental in

are Mr. Windre, Mr. Abbott
and the poor of the district have every reason to be
thankful for their disinterested and persevering exertions
for their temporal and spiritual benefit. We wish we
could enlist the sympathy of some our wealthy churchmen
in behalf of this praiseworthy object ; we feel persuaded
that if the just claims of the district were brought before
♦horn ♦barn APP htinfirprla whn vvnialrl earn hP n7l ViATIC te.

Mr. Da

and Mr. Di

purchase for the poor such invaluable blessing.
desired by Mr. Marlen at so small an outlay.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MONDAY, 23rd AuousT.—Wind N.W
ARrtivEn.—Ann Hood, Whitney, from Newyork
from London—Wm. Bryan, from Cork.

Euterpe, Fitzgerald, for Q

nas put back, leaf
It Cronstadt.

n Au u

her cargo (In

,n, hence to
1 coast, got c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Commercial
Drawing, MI

Triple-points
The Queen's

'*naSample ca

D. LINES Sr CO.'S PATENT

Permanent Blag
Improved Marking MI
intense colours, unchg
ranted ante-corrosive, heir
and manufactured without
of metallic pens.

Earl-street, New Bridge-street,;
opposite Chancery-lane, London
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Admitted, 'l9; Diseliarg
January 1, 1760.

sin(
Visit(

PACKET I

Gibraltar .
Malta &I on'

Havana, N
and Madeir

de Nia
New Gre

FALMOUTH S
Madeira, lirazi

snout

Juan) I

LIVERPOOL STATION.
Uric. N. America, 13er-
putia, anti U. 2tateis I

ensuing week, M

Gi!bertson; Consulting SurOc

Mi. F. Chil
hurch, Hano
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

nd every

lmense ; so imme

time it would prevent the ferry from
hed. The boats, however, contrived to
igation perfectly open by going up or
n rather than right across, and the consequence
, that everything went on so smoothly, that only

one life had been lost since the year 1829. Things re-
mained in this state until the month of May in the present
year, when there appeared the prospectus of a company of
which the defendants were three proprietors, and in that
prospectus the newly-formed company proposed to esta-
blish a direct ferry across the river. He would now call

attention to the Act of Parliament under which the com-
pany pretended that they had a power to do this. He had
already stated that the sculler men had been in the habit
of carrying persons across the river in an open boat, but
these were old people, and that mode of obtaining a live-
lihood was not likely to be continued after the existing race
of sculler men should have ceased to exist. The 85th clause
of the act enacted that from and after the ferry to be esta-
blished by that act should be made for the carrying of horses,

Do other ferry be set up and used

across the Tyne, within the limits of the parish: The con-
cludinz part of the act was intended to protect the sculler
men. The section went on to enact that if any person should

re, flat, r
en of four tons or upwards in ferryn

1, or ot

any carts, horses
D offending should forfeit
5. In fact. the real mean-

every f

auf pay asum not exceE

ing of the act was, that the ferry then existing was the
only ferry to be set up. The advertisement for the open-
ing the new ferry came out on Whit Monday last, and
since there had been a steamer called the Dart put upon
the river, and she continued to ply from side to side. The

first proceedinc, by the plait
who declined to interfere.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

iheTsTgepTemher, after which hour no ENGAGED UREIC
wiil be received.

The free c
to the p

BRITISH

AND NORTH

MAIL

L 75001
ig a AI
ger

I BOSTO

BRITANNIA....Z -Cantain WILLIAM HARRISON.
HIBERNIA Captain ALEXANnEn RYRIE.
CAMBRIA Captain CHARLES H. E. JIJDKIN
CALEDONIA Captain EDWARD G. LOTT.
ACADIA Captain NEIL SHANNON.

The four Steam Ships now building, a
The AMERICA,

The NIAGARA,

,t, and this pr

OT ROY

APPOINTED BY TaJll.4/44,4IRALTY TO SAI

AX to land and receive Pas-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Captain SAMUEL
nld voyage.—
COT ' `‘
d ditti lea
ne

ivhich c
One Gu

d) it fixed at Thirty Gui

d's Fee:—
:eivid, at oburg 1
le 31st ' taut._

ht fF

Plans of t

to the Agents
Fr

will be collected in New

1 at the (

Kim, the Ist

o'clock on 1
Bills of L
South Casti

Dock, befoi

BRITANNIA, for HALIFAX and BOSTOI
ENGAGED GOODS will be take

.s are requested to be on board, at the Cot

AY next, the 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

might have b

hand, whose j

heir locality, whin'

Our c

he Lit

nd as a

The rer

Company, which are given at len

ffairs, and that if any one in
hat the Birkenhead DnA

pus impression.
Ford to wait, ani

.e result will be

are to tt

f cont
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

two o'clock, Mr. Fe

member to

Miners'

e sub-committee l two- whee

was interrec

proved

'worth eac

u cart, wmc.,
erecuon, was placed in the centre of the course, from
which the speakers were to address the meeting.
CASE OF POISON7GiT
4.l7:tfhroeirn,wain.fildea-yeu:ttbeur,t
just
Warrington, about 30 years of age, died on the 20th of

COUSCILIUCOUV ul DIJ LUG 0 UJII.L,AII ta. vaa v..... is body
was exhumed last week, and it was then discovered that
his death had resulted from arsenic. Ann Mather, the
.

rtime—onee about three
again on the day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SAILING

OF THE
ISLE OF MAN COMPANY'S STEAM PACKETS,
BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL, D ÜBLIN, WHITEHAVEN,
RAMSEY, ISLE OF M

DOUGLAS, AND

LIVERPOOL, GLAS,&RAMSEY,
One of the
pal ROYA AIL STEAM PACKETS,
WALD, Wm. GILL;
KING RRY, EDWARD QUAYLE • or
B -MY-CHREE, Join,/ lizamoDit ;
. .

Is appointed to leave
nprbonp,. PI P

every Morning, at Eleven 'o'clock ; to Return from Douglas
every Morning, at Nine o'clock, (Sundays excepted,) with the
Mail and Passengers.
CABIN, (including Fees,) Is. 6d.; STEERAGE,.3s.

THE MONA'S :ISLE
is appointed to leave the CLARENCE. BASIN, LIVERPOOL,
every MONDAY and FRIDAY, for DOUGLAS, viz. :
AUGUST 27th, 12 Noon; 30th, 1 Afternoon.
SEPTEMBER 3d, 5 Even. ; 6th, 13 Night; 100,10 Night ;11th,

12 Noon.
And every WEDNESDAY, for RAMSEN
AUGUST 25th, 9 Night.
SEPTEMBER Ist, 2 p.m. ; Bth, 9 Night ; 15tb, 1 p.m
Night ; 29th, 1 p.m.
WITH GOODS AND PASSENGERS,
Returning from Douglas on TUESDAY and SATURDAY, viz
AUGUST 24th, 9 Night ; 28th, 1 p.m. ' • 31st, 2 p.m.
SEPTEMBER 4th, n
6 Even.; 7th, 9 Night; 11th, 10 Ni
14th, 1 p.m.; 18th, 4 p.m.; 21st, 8 Night; 25th, 10 Nil
28th, 1 p.m.
From RAMSEY to LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY P.M. I
AUGUST 26th, 10 Night.
SEPTEMBER 2d, 3 p.m.; 9th,- 10 Night; 16th, 2 p.m. ;
ATZ..1.4 . •21114. 9n vrt

DOUGLAS, DUBLIN, AND WHITEHAVEN.
froT DOUGLAS to WHITEHAVEN

The BEN-

every MONDAY Mc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

trade Nvi
w, even to its maintenance at the point NO.

Ldy reache

The'question of the form of the duty has been raised
by various witnesses; and by one or two it has been pro.
posed to return either to an ad valorem duty, as in the
tb.e_e,of gm... East hglia Company, or to a rated duty, varY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

of rain

gave pr(

enough

many .1

Italy. It is
will before
A letter r
announces 1

wheat h

An Ii
13haee,
constra

nor pieu

ated to her daughter
arajah of Gwalior.
areign Missions have

on her r
Two r

of them

just embark

and emi

age to publtsli 1

age, of tt
Geneva,
which he

Melbourt

tive, tl
the but

only survivor of t

grant v

1 who were ma

by the I

set out in search of her

anxiou
kerchif

er the prisoner, got a num t
al; with inscriptions in Gaelic

from which
Hithlander,) in-

v;ii to be

tirnatir

and sugg

she shou

Honore, e
It appears

returned to Paris onTuf
ake with hE

to a watering-
+ their

le out very str

ded abou

uct of the Lord-Li

candid

verhampton races, v

The Cbr
i horses

-half. Six subs

q Herald of

assume something of a prop.
v. hampton races seem to have

Le Earl

nt wou'

.nd Lord

the acct

lied to div

3 of I tit; whole of

noble I we discover on t

),000 to the cc

le Ist Ai

ants, ca

,osed to be
at perjury

crime of fact, knov
t nec

of on the part of the crin
guilt. It was then endeavoured to be

mile prisoner was an attendant at c

aally sl

It was

en her afloat but

letter of ti
and Co., that tb(

date, addressed t
tide was a fa

The tide of

ment steamers are to assist in the process ; and all that
skill and enterprise can effect will be employed on the

beautiful but ill-fated vessel is almost entirely effected.
Up to Sunday last hopes were entertained that she would
be got off her perilous position on the island ; but, on the
evening of that day, a heavy gale set in, and, in less than
a quarter of an hour afterwards, she parted her timbers.
Her afterpart fell into deep water, carrying one of the
. .

boilers with it, and leaving her forepart still tenaciously
clinging to the rocks. Owing to the exertions of Captain
Gowan, part of her engines have been saved, and deposi-
ted in Donaghadee. A portion of her machinery con-
tinues still attached to that part which is on the rocks,
and, it is thought, if no very tempestuous weather occurs,

all that remains
Belfast Chronicle
POTATOES.—C(

isiderable qu,antities of potatoes have
I by the Scotch and Irish steamers for several

They are brought by the farmers' carts to
s, and emptied into flour casks,_ the tops are

I are rolled on board, and packed in the
The price obtained by farmers on Fri-

nd on deck

day was 3s. 6d. per bushel Of 90lbs. Upon-inquiry, farmers
from this neighbourhood state that the disease is at work

'rectors,

Bent}

n for their

the meetin

The facili

am, seconded the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

'lrfawers,
End Dressing Tables, Dres

other Chairs, Painted Washs
ing-glasses, Bed-room Ca s,
In DRAWING-ROOM d BACK SITTING-ROOM.-
Mahogany Loo, Card nd Pembroke Tables, excellent ar

seasoned -Sofas', it a..
Kidderminster rpets, Spanish Mahogany Chiffonnier, in it_
condition. Ea and Lounging Chairs, Tao Sets Spanish Maho

ir Cloth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Co sits

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY
SOLD. the GERARD-STR
HOUSES

ck HOUS

bourhoodjarN

Ler part

S SIVIV to JOSEPH
reel

LD, by PRIVATE

REATY
n Edg

otertrrany part (

11, Liverl

,T SCHOOL,
Orming a Court
Price of the

ii, '4oo, which, to suit a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

SAMUEL ALLSOPP JWD SONS,

EAST INDIA PALE AND RTON ALE STORES,
COOK-ETR T, LIVERPOOL.
HENRY DANSON, Men

N.E.—The Old Prices res

.SCHWEPPE AND CO.'S
SODA, POTASS, AND MAGNESIA WATERS, AND

/MUTED LEMONADE,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY,
No. 51, Berners-street, London.
MANUFACTURED ALSO AT BRISTOL AND DERBY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

On the 14th instant, at Wooclste
" 'T fifth son of

TOTTENH

Bishop of Clogher.
Same day, at her residence, in Kirkdale-rcad, aged 70, Mrs.
SARAII LOWE, relict of the late John Lowe, Esq., coal agent.
Same day, at Hanwell, aged 77, Mrs. BENJAMIN HAWES.
Same day, aged 18 months, HANNAH JANE; daughter of
Mr. It. P. HUGHES, of Northumberland-terrace, Everton.
Same day, of inflammation of the bowels, aged years end 5
months, ANNIE, eldest daughter of Mr. M`GREGOR, of
Mornington-terrace.
On the 15th instant, aged 57, ISABELLA, relict of WILLIAM
ENGLISH, wine and spirit merchant.
Same day, aged 61, Mr. JAMES BROCKLEBANK, letter-
press printer, much and deservedly respected.

Same day, aged 4 months, ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr.
THOMAS FISHER, currier, Dale-street.
Same day, aged 15 months, THOMAS METCALFE, son of
Mr. ALEXANDER MILLER, of St. Jan

roxteth-

day. in Clayta

70, JANET
Cockburn,

MIDDLI
Post-orno

Aigburti

street, aged
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

THE LITERPOOL STAATARD.

—..---
COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Gregory has had another'lesson. Galway has- re- I RAILWAY AFFAIRS. ted to•perform his part of the bargain. After expressing
jetted him as well as Dublin. His proposer, a Mr. Mar- la strong objection to the style of bonds, Mr.. Holland said
tin,indulged in an imprudent invective against "the The portion of the Holyhead line between Chester and —"Another point to which he would allude was the want
beastliness of Gregg," -and-"the spectre of bigbtrrand I Bangor will be opened in October next. of responiibility of action in the direction. The statutes
intolerance," but it wouldn't answer, and Mr. Gregory i The fares on the Eastern Counties railway were raised invested certain gentlemen, doubtless of high honour, with
Thomas Rourke pi-id 1 ,__. - too much power. But he did not come there only to corn-
-fest Yorkshire plain ; from what he had seen and heard, he must con-
a rent of 6 per gsra_itubla,!e__!lt !Ili‘clrehliioilpdveprstoionprithieninproedsptoectßsoottfetrlidaenalirtoen;

have had not
C}

Durage fl

,ptain:l

both Liberals, were re-

3t week nearly-20 per cent.
The amalgamation of the East and W

ristopher St. Georg(

!t, turned

Junction w

xt meetir

of the Caledonian Railway, Sir 1 the one side,
,•equest of the friends of Sab- progress to a favourable and
the lead ;- to a question, in conclusion, from Mr. 'Holism],

nd Prt

sia on the other, the matter must

tisfactary isst

of defir

nd positive I And

Agnew will

ace in'Scotland; tat

1 opposing the

iey are come togethE

a the Lord's-day

le held I
ist the E

a mob car

fter the r

.tamed during

--
the two years of delay

After som

of cir

ces and of 71 per cent. per_ annu

shares, have been-declared
e Bengal is to have its raj]

the meeting was dissolved

ng to ol

and when
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

ORDER IN THE CHES.;

Extract of a Letter from A

r. Robert Calcht, Chemist, Stoke

SIR,—Mr. Thorii gson, National S oolmaster of this Town
desires me to send you the particu s respecting a Son of his,
who had been seriously ill for t e years and a half, and who
has derived the greatest benefi om the use of your medicines,
after trying all ordinan reso ces without effect. The Boy is
eight years of age of stru sor scrofulous constitution. He
seems to have had a Ple zy which ended in a large collection
of matter in the Ches which eventually formed a passage
through the wales of e Chest, which ended in three fistulous
sores, which conti ed to discharge large quantities of pus up
to May, when,he as induced to try your medicines; at this
date he was in an apparent dying condition, and in the highest
degree of Marasrnus or Consumption. He had severe hectic
fever, the urine depositing large quantities of sediment—con-
stant distressing cough—no appetite—and the Stomach reject-
ing nearly every thing he took, both food and medicine, he be-
gan by taking five of your Pills night and morning, which were
gradually increased to ten, which in a short time had the effect
of completely curing the Cough, the Stomach affections, and
restoring the urine to its natural state. His strength and flesh
are also restored, and his appetite keen and digestion good.
(Signed) ROBERT CALVERT.
To Professor Holloway.
THE EARL OF
AND STOM ALDBOA CH ROUGH
COMP CURL AINT. ED OF A LIVER
Extract of a Letter from the Earl of Aldborough, dated Villa
Messina, Leghorn, 21st February, 1845.
To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY.

Sint—Various circumstances prevented the possibility of my
thanking you before this time for your politeness in sending
me your pills as you did. I now take this opportunity of send-
ing you an order for the amount, and, at the same time, to add
that your pills have effected a cure of a disorder in my Liver
and Stomach, which all the most eminent of the Faculty at
home, and all over the Continent, had not been able to effect ;
nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad and Marienbad. I wish
to have another Box and a Pot of the Ointment, in case any
of my family should ever require either.
Your most obliged and obedient servant,
(Signed) ALDBOROUGH.

respectable Vendors of Me,
To Professor Holloway.
fbllowing prices :
These truly invaluable MIA can be obtained at the esta-
.t33s. each box. There
blishment of PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, 24.1., Strand, (neat
Is.
nee of Patients in every
—Td pelts:
(It!
throughout
9bdo.u,London,t4tsi.civilized
e. mostst
world,2r easn al
is a considerable saving by taking the 'larger sizes.
4,No.rßd.er—Dßriereouctioends
tfoo4cthheboGxuis de;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

with men and boy

left the mouth of

clustered around the royal voyao_,
and shouting Hurra,' Welcome Victor
_ _

rich was rec

lavutal n.n.n.../ R.)), nor majeSty afQ me rrmee w
ward the Royal children to pay their obedis
cheering multitude. It was very evident to
the royal personages, that, from the momer
their splendid yacht stationary, they were

expectation, ready to receiveany add:
the people of this Island might send
For this purpose a sailor with a coiled ro
was stationed near the bow, ready to fling it out to any 1
that might signal the royal barque; and yet no one
Proached to do honour to Majesty, save the boys and I

the row-

Now here v

angle official or d

cputat

„...
her a welcome to Mona! His Excellency the Lieut
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

It comm

everypla
Epoand

,te containing recent works nev€

wipf the description of the land required for
Aishment of a ltailway, and practically enters into

I, Locke, Braithwaite

q., author of the first
gone through three

id sem.

ailway, which

[tVEYINC

and LEVELLING, and Illustrations of NEW
Published, forming alarge 4to Volume. Price

ZEALAND, j
2 12s. 6d.

land, by forwarding a Post-office Order for 2 12s. 641., ad-
dressed Messrs. W. and Go., 140 turd 141, Strand, will Have it
forwarded the same Evening, free of tlarriage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

The following list, then, will
those who, whether as Repealer,

radicals, Dissenters,
wise, may be regarded as men " not always to be

depended on

Our contemporary_ here

gives the list referred to,
among whom are Mr. Ewart,

Hume, the repeal members, &

'hus we have 1

names, few of which, we suspect, are
vet given to Mr. Tuffnel, by the owners, for his customary
ministerial force of 220, at the
.e smallest array, we fully believe, of

This leaves

atm,st
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

froln L
ive sunpl
P.9nderntn.-1 ...-

r the

)n, I have felt it

which w-as-
cornrnittee of take
this day, and
the
as the patron of tho
the en .
COI

g to the ur
I behalf of

have t

of littleim

ands of poyulatic

pn to t

..,uvious that the means of pastor
hese districts are exceedingly limit,
Population, and I know no mode
tually aid the exertions of those wl

:izt,Le,s_ than b";

tance whic

pioposes to give, by enabling them to
ion gst that population the divine scriptures.
rest movement of the public mind relative to
ttion. All parties, of whatever creed or re-
ion, are beginning to be convinced that
the part of all of us a great deficiency
We have permitted our religious differ-
-gainst education, and it has now
that that great object of national
obtained by a sacrifice on the part
Df those scruples which have hitherto
a. character of that education what it
lete religious instruction constitutes
to accomninan*^ .^— the relizious

►ether c
it ; why

so complete; whether the instruc-
Tiete or deficient, believe me, it is absolutely
co provide for the distribution of the word of God.
are educated with a knowledge of the word of
-.4, it is necessary that they should have access to it in
after life ; and if they are not so educated, it is the more
incumbent upon us to provide them in after life with the
-tins of receiving it. Whether the system of public edu-
-I,e religious or not, the necessity of giving access to
clod remains the same. So far respecting this
""--4- the object of the Bible Society is

necessal
If youtt

to circi
and poi
With th

God in the most remote re

,
ecent relations
iced increased

of the word of God in that

the reports from
[I I know we can

nave eve

t moral
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

1846 are not yet completed ;
indicate the same result.
buys largely of manufactured

e United Sttites

1,000. From British India, opium and cot•
very large amhunt. In the year 1845 thest
above, were valued at

import has to be paid for,
though sugar

,nd silve

•nized natu:

anent o:

i tea and silk must
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

before alluded to,

,• the utter extinction way Company has accepted the a
1 Family. In the last the Indian Government

3engal

Sir Walter Jar

s I The firs
1 Railway w

Guildfor

Colonel IN

i on Friday, by the chairman

,r I David Solomc

rs. Alco-ck, M.P., D

Not a single men
House of Commons

RAILWAY V. GOVERN

Caledonian ii
£l.BOO for thi

for ten

CAPABILITIES. OF A RAILWAY

ly a mile !

proceed',
-.tied terms offered by
, and authorised its directors to
'nation with the Great Western of IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC

it Indian Rail-

a indictment w

3, and Rei

a lane

uth-Eastern i it v

if a right of way whi

n action I

Till v. D.

Ff state

►er with variou
who at the sa

LAW INTELLIGENCI

At the`

, for having narrowed a pub!
Lord Chief Justice Wilde told

they had once pose

)r the recovery

that, by the wish a

me time was j
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

AY next, the 28th instant, and

, and fiom the AUCTIONiERS,

OF THE MORTGAGEE
➢ir. HOGAN,

On TUESDAY, ti
Evenip:.;, at th _
Hotel, in Birkenhead, subject to such conditions of sale as
shall be then produced,
A LL that Piece or I
the MESSUAGE

eptember, at Six o'clock in the
. Charles Leetihani, the Waterloo

'arcel of,..Pffehold LAND, with
PWFLLING-HOUSE thereon

Jars 013 to Mr. T

Preeson's-row
tioneer, by-street, Birkenhead.

On WEDNESDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

CAMBRIA on the sth October.
CALEDONIA on the 19th October.
gage must be on board the day previous to

;ers' Lu

Passenb
sailing.
Passage, including Provisions, but without Wines or Liquors,which can be obtained on board, to Boston or Halifax, Thirty-
eight Guineas.
Steward's Fee, One Guinea

—Dogs charged £5 each

Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. LEWIS ;
in London, to J. B.FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow,
to G. and J. BURNS ; or, in Liverpool, to
D. and C. MAcIVER, 14, Wat

.—All Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent by
these Vessels must pass through the Postoffice, and none will be
received at the Agents' Offices. _

Passengers will be charged freight on their personal luggage
when it exceeds half a ton measurement.

- The CALEDONIA will start on SATURDAY, the 4th September.
A Steamer wilt leave the Egremont Slip, south end of the
Prince's Dock, at Two o'clock (Afternoon) of that day, with
the Passengers for the BarrAN NIA.

la are particularly requested to send all Luggage
ty before; and, to prevent disappointment or
. •

on board t

ages of Merchandise will be allowed io go on bo'aril as luggage,
or with their luggage. No Passengers will be allowed -to go
on boaru by the Steamer that takes the Mail.
N.B.—Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents in
Liverpool, until Six o'clock on the Evening of FRIDAY, the
ad September, but not later.

AMER, 1847

AUGUST AND SEPTEI,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
By the screw-auxiliary line -of- packet ship Sarah Sands

Captain T
New York

hompson, which

,t six o'c

York on
on Satur
little mo

the passer

xrived al

Sunday r

complimentary testimonial

at five O'i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

whic

Boinrill fr.

TREACLE IN BURNS

—Dr. Payne, of Nottingham say
ity years he has used treacle in ti

treatment' of burns and scalds successfully. It is applied
pure on the injured surface, and at the natural tempera-

A fellow named Rawlins was examined at Worship-street,
>aturday, for having created great alarm at the Britan-
Theatre by calling out " Fire !" The man was ex-
the gallery for some impropriety, and took
)f revenging himself. _ Several persons were in-

,ner Was remanded

jured. The p
WASTE OF LABOI

There are in some of the villages
on the Wolds of Lincolnshire, farm-labourers who regu-
larly walk 1,252 miles in going and returning from their
nd several have done so for eight
.veiling nearly the distance

of. half-round the world in that time, besides performing
their regular work. One man can be pointed out who
has walked this distance for 14 years ; and others in the
same place whose yearly journeys to and from work a-
mount to 1666 miles; and all this because of the law of
settlement preventing them from living nearer their work.

MEDICAL OFFI

of the Gainsborough Union, at a
day last, at which Mr. Weale, tl
was present, resolved that in fi

tatal

urn of 3151. pei
,alaries of tl

should be paid to th
and that tl
nount of tl

of the union in proportion to t

1 office

upon t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

EXTENSION OF PRE

NIISES

I GOLDSMITH,

JOSEPH MAYER

SIL VERSMITII

ELECTROPLATER,
PURPOSES OPENING the ADJOINING SHOP.

in addition to present

he 26th instant,
tent, where he TY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

Square Ditto
3 Yards by 21 Yards Ditto
31 „ 21 „ D4e,
_ .

7-Bthi

• Ditto, 100., 12d., and 14d
tto, Is. 4d., Is. id., Is. 9d.,

QUADRILLI4

itto, 2s

35., 3s. ed., 45., and 4s. 61
nse Lot of Black and Colonred

The MORN BALL ROOM and GI RAIXN POLKA
The VALSE and VALSE DEUX TEM rs ;
TheCsunwartrs MA-zrnatt ;

of Fashionable Dancing. Terms, for Six Lessons
Private Families and Schools punctually att
vate Instructions

Coloured Ditto, Is. 3d., Is. Gd., Is. Bd., and 2s.
Rich Coloured Satinetts, ls. 7id., Is. 104 d., 2s. 21d., _
2s. 9d., and 3s. •
Rich Checked Silks, Is. 3d., Is. 6d., is. ad., Is. iod., 28., 2s. fid
„ Chameleon Ditto, is. Sd., 25., 28. 40.
„ Yard-wide Snnn Silks, Is. 9,1., 25., and 2s. 6d.
Delaine Dresses. s., 3s. Bd., 45., 4s. 6d.,1155. 6d., and 7s. 6d.
Fast Coloured Print Ditto, Is. 9d., 25., 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d.. ^
and 3s.
A Large Lot Checked Orleans, 6d., Bd., and 10"

2s. Gd.,

iddress, 14, Wilton-efret

it to si

that the a

all Gdods of first-rate

'mauling Summe
THE Q

giving away.
TO SCOTLAND

li give fresh imps
TARTAN A

Ins to the sale of
ND FANCY PLAIDS

The Advehiser

all attention to his choice Stock of

GENTLEMEN eet in the Evening of tt
Class at Seven,,,Fecond Class at Eight o'clock
pleted in a good, bold, free, and expeditious btu

nience of the Pupil

ish Linens, 7+d., Bd., 9d., 10d., Tldi,il2d6. ',
:nud4ln4ad 2U
U
21 ;,/Ditto Vtei:noons, at Three o'clock. Six Private Lesions, .41 Is.
20 0 and 24 0
21 „ Ditto The Academy for Adults will he open on Wednesday Evc
20 0 25 0 and 28 0
ing, September Ist, at Eight o'clock. and be continued e^
!tt?, 10Id., Ild., 12d., 14d., 16d., and 18d. ' succeeding Wednesday and Friday Evening during the H
' -11 i Linen, 4d., 5d., 6d., Bd., and 9d. year. Terms, .."1 Is. per Quarter Even
tld. upwards. or .ei. I Is. 6d. for both; payab advance.
The Evenings of Mond , nesday, and T 1
mencing on Thursday,
_ember 2nd, Mr. Go
i 4,, davnte, Rnlpl

•slay, corr

WHO WOULD WRITE AN INDIFFERENT HAND.
When a beaut(fulig free and flowing A

Ge ti4uireW4i a Pew Easy Lessons,
AT MR. AND MRS. THOMPSON'S
PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLLS'AIIIENT,
8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.

ATR, THOMPSON, who has been established at
1_ No. 8, Clayton-square, upwards of seventeen years, sole
Inventor and Head Teacher of a new and_auperior system of

of one hour each, private, or class.
LADIES, in Class, mee Three o'clock on Mondays, Wed

above days, Firit
nd arP rim-

MR. THO SON
GIVES LESSONS IN THE USEFUL ART OF
BOOK-KEEPING
BY DOUBLE ENTRY,
containing the general principled and particular rules now use
- le roP

in tik hous4s in Liverpool.
The Pupil is thoroughly instructed in a variety of extensiv(
and diversified transactions, including Purchases and Sales.

Goods on Consignment, Shipinents AbrOad, Joint Adventures,
Making Insurances, Partnership, Posting and Balancing the
Ledger, Balance Sheet, &c.
Commercial Arithmetic, Mental Calculation, and Short-hand
taught in a few Lessons.
For Cards of Terms apply at No. 8, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24

on the 16th instant
DAVIT

tiratton-street
Same day, at his house, i

JAMES

On the 17th instant, aged 84, ELIZABETH, relict of M
SAMUEL ASTBURY, watch engraver.

Same day

fe-of Mr. THOS. PRITCHARD,

Sallie day. afClifton, Mr. ANDREW BROWNE, of Sout
hill-place, Toxteth-park
• his hot

Saine day,
HIGGINS()

loft, Mrs. HAN

Same day, at her resident
HARPER, relict of the late Re'v. Robert Harper, of Le
Same day, at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. C. Cha
London Coffee-house, St. John's-lane, aged 71, Mr. JOHN
JONES, formerly of Ince, Cheshir
On the 18th instant, at Quart

Cottage, Yorkshire, armed 2
he only son of MICI-lAEL

years and 1 month, MICHAEL, t
HUMBLE, Esq., of this town.
Same day, at his residence, in Park-road, in his 33d yeas
Contain GLORGE SMITH.

same day, at his residence, in Wellington-road
lane, in his 69th year, JOHN GL'
came day. in St. Vincent-sti

mithdown-

SIN, Esq., merchant
East, of typhus fevi

:h to a da

since dean, ANNE, Ns'ife- of

AVID MORRIS, son of

LAM, formerly

use of Assembly, Jamaica
nd subsequently one of the
on under the Act for Abo

eldest daughter of the let

daughter of

THOMA

SOPHIA CLARISSA
RS Lambert, formerly

of head-groom to S

'riory, for upwards of forty-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23

people of England

that file labouring population
of the country entertained opinions favourable to the bill,
but was satisfied that, to grant it. would inflict a qprirmc

Mr. itoEßucx acliniftec

e was certain that, if the bill were passed, the
-f the Exchequer would be the first to feel its

Chancellor

themsei

s would turn rot

Knaresborough, and those who, like hit ,
them on the question, and be as loud in their complaint_
for passing the act as they were then in their demands to
have it

were exciting

ck, Sir R. Inglis, Sir George Strickland,
:igton, supported the bill ; and Mr. Tre-

and Lord Ell,
lawney 2ppo,9e

ENV GATE Was in favour

reading
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23

EratOt

E!, To sail on the 25th instant.
..1 --
tliri; For BARBADOS,
WINN,
The Ship CHESHIR E,
_tf.------ KING, Master.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON

For ANTIGUA,
The MARIAN, 667 tons,
Agisol
./...,,.- -:: JohN WooF, Master. •
For terms of freight or passage apply to
---,..,,----, C. W. and F. SHAND,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23

19th August, arrived.back in Liverpool on the INOV, ;
sailed 23d Novernbei for Charleston, and arrived back in
Liverpool on- the 20th instant, each time bringiug a full

cargo, and completing.
months and eleven days

the whole three voyages in nine