The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-12 00:00:00

A FACT FOR LORD JOHN RUSSELL,

Under this head the Tipperary Free Press cootaial
the following paragraph :

"Mr. Bianconi, Ex-mayor of Clonmel, had shipped 11
him on the 14th December last, at New York, a sow;
lot of best Indian Corn, at twenty-three shillings. Pe
quarter of 4801b5., and the same post which brought t 11.!
invoice brought &letter stating the price at Liverpool 10:
seventy-two shillings. What will Lord John Russell'
to this ?"

Our contemporary must have strangely Irish notiolig
of business matters, and of the sharpness of business u
to imagine that such a statement could be true, cell'
sidering
thethe
twono cw
rapid
o
undoubted authority, that upon and before the date men:e
tioned, the best Indian corn could not have been bon'
in New York for less than from 40s. to 425. per 48011*
countries.
s. We interchange
can o f
assure c om m
him,tlni caut pioo:
between
Besides, why is the statement, had it been a fact at all,
" fact for Lord John Russell ?" Has Ireland no ente'
prising merchants, or is a British minister. always t,
i;
think and fincilarains for the Irish people ? It was olvAr
competent for any merchant in that country- to
anticipated the rise in prices, as well as Mr. Bianco'
Our contemporary does not tell us a very material que
tion when the wheat leas bought. It has not been ,
235. per quarter in New York, since June last.
that our brethren of Ireland should descend to such raltl
efforts to throw dust into the eyes of' their ignorsil
fellow countrymen.'

MACKEREL.—On Saturday nearly 10,000 fine mackerei
were caught off the Isle of Wight.
ROGERS' BANK ROBBERY—The reward for the re
very of the property in this extraordinary case has be'
reduced considerably.
Unprecedented arrivals of grain took place at pub
last week, and yet prices advanced considerably. Soo'
sales were made of wheat at an advance of 3s. -

George Byng, Esq., M.P. for Middlesex, died on Sall'
day afternoon, at the advanced age of 82. He has loft;
been in a very feeble state.
On Friday, a mob of about fifty persons paraded throds
the streets of Dublin the whole day, and succeeded
plundering a great number of bakeries.

BILL OF FARE AT THE FASHIONABLE

RESTAURANT,
17, eLTAHLTDOANY:IS2TQHU. ARE,
swum
Hare, Gravy, Mutton Broth, and Mock Turtle'
_ FISH.

Soles and Cod Fish.
One o'clock.—Boiled Beef, Shoulder of Mutton, Rabbit /6
Roast Pork.
Two o'clock.—Boiled Turkey, Rump Steak Pudding.
;hejurya,rt74Bf.ull-flavoureil
Three o'clock.—Saddle of Mutton.
Amanrillad~
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Five o'clock.—Veal Chickens,anpidiHddaimng,RaonadstTarts.
Chops, Steaks. and Cutlets at all hours, and Sausage*
London Oysters received Daily.
TO-MORROW, 13TH.
SOUPS.
Mock Turtle, Gravy, Mutton, and Hare Soup.
FISH.
Half-pint of fine

Soles, Whiting, and Fish.
One o'clock.—Stewed Beef, Roast Leg of Mutton, Harts
Mutton, Rabbit Pie.
Two o'clock.—Roast Beef.
Three o'clock.—Boiled Chickens and Bacon, Rump Steak 14
ding.

Four'O'clock
Five o'clock.

—Roast Turkey and Sausages
—Saddle of Mutton.

Chops, Steaks, and Cutlets at all hours.
Gentlemen visiting the Theatres will find the Divan a ld
comfortable Lounge to call at for Supper.
London Oysters Daily.
Broiled Kidneys every Night.

OPINIONS OF THE LIVERPOOL JOURNALS.
The elegance with which it is fitted, the promptlt.qt
neatness with which everything is served up, render It
mo=t fashionable
C relltotaavurann-st;a WSrefa--We The Resturant,have no doubt the
mises which Feeny makes to the ear he will, unlike nicb
witches, keep both to the ear and the heart.—Mercirrit.-
The dinners and suppers cannot be excelled for yarietil
lowness of charges.—Albion.
It consolidates the reputation of the proprietor as a cat
for the triblic.—Mail.
Suitable to all classes; the wine is undeniable.—Times•
The Fashionable Restaurant, Clayton-square.--A rests
fitted up in the Oriental style, possessing very superior se
modation.—Albion.
The scale of charges. in this commercial town, are slid
must ensure a large natronasre,---Mail.
The Restaurant, Clayton-square.—Decidedly the most.
plete, most comfortable, and most fashionable retreat ..,
town. The choicest viands and richest wines are serve'
and those. too, with nromptitnde and civility.--Tournal.
An excellent establishment.—Chronicle. ' •
A visit to the Divan will fully bear out all that is provls
Albion. •

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TUESDAY,L TITFRpoo
JANUARY 12, 1846,

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