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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

FIRE ',INSURANCES.

NOTICE.—The usual FIFTEEN DAYS allowed•for payment ct
Premiums falling due at .1)/DCHAELMAS will expire on the 14th
day of October next.

LIFE .INSURANCES

Two-thirds of the Profit. on the Company's Life Business,
since December, 1841, will be apportioned periodically, among
Policies for Life, without involving the Assured in any risk of
Partnership.
The Company has returned to the positio_witrts 11O3trl
change, which it had occupied-in the folpenuilding,from 17
till its destruction by tire in 1838
Branch Office

B'A LL-MALL

Governor.
Sub-Governor.
Deputy-Governw

DIRECTORS.
Sir J. Wm. Lubbock, Bart,
Charles J. Manning, Esq.
Henry Nelson, Esq.
Edward H: Palmer, Esq.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

FIRE KING This Day, the 29th.. at 4 , Afternoon
Pax NCESS (Passengers only) Wednesday, the 30th ..at 4 , P.M

ADMIRAL ..
COMMODORE

Thursday, the Ist.. at 6, Afternoon
Saturday, the 31.. at 8, Evening.

, .
,-.,......-----
FIRE KI No Monday; the sth.. at 1 Afternoon.
ADMIRAL Tuesday, the fith.. at 2, Afternoon.
PRINCESS
Goods are required to be down one hour before the advertised
time of sailing.

From LIVERPOOL, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th
instant, will be the LAST TRIP THIS SEASON of th

PRINCESS ROYAL to GREENOCK, with Passengers only.
The vessels have ceased calling at RAMSEY BAY, ISLE OP
MAN.

Steward': Fee

steerage

Agents for the FIRE KING :
G. and J. BURNS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

THE BAY OF DUNDRUM

The disaster which has unfortunately happened to the
noble steam-ship Great Britain will, says the Dublin
Mail, rivet the attention of the public to the necessity of
constructing a safety harbour, long since projected (and
strongly recommended in the report of Mr. W. Makeuzie,
C. E), in the bay of Dundruin. The importance of this
bay, whether as a fishery station, or as a refuge for the
channel trade, or as a packet station between the North of
Ireland and the West of England, cannot be over-esti-
mated ; nor the want of a sufficient Barbour, as evinced in
the numerous shipwrecks and the serious loss of life within
the last few years, be exaggerated. Within the time al-
luded to, no less than 63 vessels, involving a loss of
£251,415, bare been wrecked here; and it is no longer
ago than the 15th January, 1843, that a whole fleet of fish-
ing boats belonging to the coast which stretches between
Annalong and Newcastle, were swept
away in one fell
storm, and no fever than SO souls perished in the catas-
trophe for want of a refuge in this dangerous bay.
This importint improvement was taken up last year by
a company of Liverpool merchants, and arrangemepts for
the building of a harbour—towards the cost of which the
government was to have contributed one-third, had pro-
ceeded to a considerable extent; but for the want of some
Demon cf enerev to carry on an enterprise so well besun.

the project fell to the ground ; and now in one night a
greater amount of property has probably been lost than
have completed the work.
2nt time is particularly favourable for resum-
ing the project. Public works must be provided for the
employment of the • and w. itnow of none in w3-'

would
The pres

ale people; a, ,e
the public money could be more usefu

Ily, more humanely,
han in providing a harbour

. .
of refuge at this fatal, but, if duly improved, most favour-
able station. We therefore presume to call the attention
of the Board of Works to this part of the coast of Ireland,
not merely for the protection of life and property, but for
the sake of the fishing interest, and as the means of not
only relieving the present distress, but of increasing the
future supply of food and money to the people,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

ASSEMBLING OF PARLIAMENT,

Rumours that it is the intention of Ministers to assemble
Parliament early in November continue to gain ground.
We, says the Dublin Mail, are induced to think that
they are not without foundation, although we believe
nothing definite has as yet been determined upon the sub-
ject. We are, however, enabled to state, that the Lord
Lieutenant has, in the strongest mat.ner, urged the neces-
sity of suc't a step upon the attention of the Cabinet;
and also that he has applied for powers to adopt the plan
of relief, by useful:reproductive works, so often and so
earnestly put forward in our columns. We have good
reason to believe that his Excellency has pressed for
authority to introduce this plan at once, and to trust to a
parliamentary indemnity, if it should be thought to be
contrary to the l-tter of the Relief Act.

The Standard of Saturday evening, gives further
countenance to the hel of that Parliament will reassemble
on the 4th of November next, the day to which it now
stands prorogued.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Same day, after a Olen
JOHN WOOD, of Ch-i
excavations to the New G

On the 23rd instant. F., Pierremont
Isle of Thanet. in the 811 h year of his
FLETCIiER, Esq.
Same day,.in Lis 65th year, CHARLES C. GREENWOOD.
Esq.; of Camden-road Villas. London.
Same day, in St. Gilet.'s. street Orford. in the 18th year of her
age, LOUISA JANE. second dant:liter of J. W. CHASE, Esq.'
Same day. at Great Queen street, Westminster. on his way to
join his family, in the 69th year of his age, Major GEORGE
PAYNE, late of Weybridg-e.

adstairs.
)WARD

Same day, at Brikl,toti, ELJZA CATHERINE THOMPSON,
relict of the late G. W. Thomps,n, Esq totnie!ly of Hams-
place, and daughter of the late Francis Barker. Ean.. of flivnit_

Same day, after ...
lid of the late Mr. P. WOODENn. of Warr,,,,,u.
On the 24th instant, at the residence of John Hignett, Fan., at
Bootle. in her 7gth year, Mrs. ELIZABETii SlikatßY,
ton, Surrey.
Same day, at Ler

ARTHA, re-

-ore, 131nclibeath, THOS. LAW RENO.
Postmaster•Genetal.

Esq., Assistant secretary to her Ms.),
On the 25th instant aged 42 ears, Ar eldest daughter of
Mr. JOHN WOODRUFF, import surveyor in her Majesty's
Excise, in this town. She had suffered a long and painful in-
disposition, which she bore with the greatest fortitude and
resignation.

Same day, at his residence, in Berry.street, aged 77, Mr. C.
ATKINSON, a native of Bolton•by-Rolland.
Same day, MARY ANNE, intaa daughter of TIIOMAS
MORRIS, Esq., of Elmsburgt.
Same day, in the 77th year of his age, Mr. CHRISTOPHER
ATKINSON, late of Kyley's gardens.
Same day, after a Eh, rt but severe illness, aced I". ELLltif,
third daughter of Mr. WILLIAM BARTON, of Upper Frederick—
street.

!at daughter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

were visited by fauet
continent; whilst it

kobility %Go n 0

nee In this counts— can'
with Blenheim, Chatsworth, (
The Builder.

un-MAntwE R ILATr'AYS.-Mr. De la Hnye, after the
a paper " On Ancient and Modern Diodes of
Travelling." at the Liverpool Polytechnic Society, on
Monday—in which he expatiated upon the advantages of
railway transit, and express-d his belief that, by-and-
bye, a daily communicJtion would be established be-
tween China, India, and London, by means of the
electric telegrapharuded to his invention _ of sub-

readit:r

marine railways. We have before given full details of Mr.
De la Haye's plan, which is to construct an immense iron
tube, to be lowered from above, and rivetted together by
means of the diving-bel
be laid down, and I

When complete

rails are to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

yeq unaffected by external in-

fluences, are to car(
His theory is, that th
is not felt lower than t
that the pressure of the water, together with the accumu-
lation of sand, &c., would retain the tube in the position
in which it might be placed. Mr. De la Haye is a British
subject, of French extraction, And is very enthusiastic in
his hone as to the adoption and success of hiq invprt;nn

ne deep.
ost violent storms
6, the surface, and

When his assertions have been doubted or disregarded;
he comforts himself with the assurance that nearly all
- have been at first exposed to ridicule.

COBDEN'S EARLY

er of Richard

coosan. for many
nown as Ma!stet.

d familr

While

Ir. Cobden, the elder, left

d resolved
I. but his

ne of the

e head
k what

all the after-
per laid hold

ill sons of teriible
over to his father.

ND 1847

r. of the
Mr. H.
r estab-

t

A FIRST LOVE.—(Continued

Liverpool Standard,

- .
n paternta habitation, cot
If a little two-L•tory bow

The shop of Peter Bennet, which was almost opposite
- ted of the ground floor
of old-fashioned con-

t, in

It had one scri!lr,

h were ordinary
3 sale Within a

and Kid

inflow projecting il.to the

nged sundry car
find b

was tilled with drums

and best sl

A miniature tea

of very dry muscatels

elf containing a fee

iveniles of the loca-
p below the street,

at least nine hours
of Peter Bennett,

lye, the ruYetind

Lind the door was fixed a b”Il with a spring, which an-
mourced to the farni!v within, and to the rest of mankind
within hearing, the fact that Peter was favoured with a

customer for some of his multifarious commodities Al-
together tt•e establishment had an old world kind of a
look. It had sufficed, however, for Peter's father and for
his grandfather, since :he truce of which lastimentioned
worthy not a feature of its external or internal arrange-
ments had been altered ; and Peter used to boast of this
and say, with a satisfied air, " that it would last his time."
There are few who have travelled through the dear unso-
phisticated little country towns of old England, who have
not seen many a facsimile, not only of Peter Bennett
himself, hut, of Peter Bennett's shop.
The first object towards which our eyes were directed,
on-rising from sleep on the morning of our arrival, was
Peter Bennett's well-known establishment; but, to our
it had vanished, bow window. half batch, Peter,
We rubbed our eves, but the fact was still the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

In the Yarn

and broke

fo- improvement in "Y

in progre- a. are going off at lull:

I`4,UUti . :SIP, JOuie Lquir.c, kin Intl ilint WV
All the : 30, Thomas Henrey, (proof and d
____ _
- -.
—..-- ' '-'' .l iv= former. 30. Patrick O'llanlon, 12nd)
The beef is to be delivered at £7 Is , and the. pork Oct. 1. Charles Thomas Wood, (2
.at l. w
, ,mmEdward
a Tslvjuerdddyie(.2(dp)roof)
£7 13., per tierce. The rates were Much bigher than
s those of last year. I 5. James Gill. (Thdl
- .. _

tierces of beef, and 18,000 times' of 11;
tatter was taken. but only R onn t;..,...

Prices of all kinds of grain were higher at Mark lane
yesterday ; stocks are slowly accuunulatiug in bond, and
it is not lizely more wheat wilt he released until the duty

6, Frederick Cordaroy (audit)
5, George Lewis. (2nd)
(proof and div
6. Henry Roe, (proof and div.)
6. John Stevenson.
6. Edmondson Cooban (audit)
6. John Rikey, (audi
6, Maurice Jones, (2nd) ..., . • • •
6, Edward Swanwick Boult, (Ist)
6. Jonathan Prycherth. (2nd)
6, William La caster, (Ist)
6, John Orange. (Ist). • •
7. Robert Westmore. (audit) .
O. John Wilkinson. (2nd)
9, Richard. Maddock, f.lrld)

is again at the lowest point. T-.1-e—itnportidiens for the
week were, by last night's Gazelle, 45,000 quarters of
wheat, and 18,000 quarters ot oats. For the month end-
ing the sth ot September the importations have been
95.00 quarter of wheat, 165,000 quartets of oats, and
71,000 quarters of lnd,an wheat. The total imrortstions
of all kinds of grain in the same period, including beans,
peas, &c., amounted to 397,000 quorters. The quantity
of wheat flour imported. in acWition,.was 47,000 cwt.

arns were materially higher it would tend to cheek their use,

doing to.day is rather duller than for some weeks previous.
'I here are no tidings yet of Leipsic fair, but as only a small
quantity has been sent, it is expected good prices will Le reali-
zed.

jai Wool • in London

good prices as the sales two

Ai v.: ETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL

District Court, 11

Ditto,
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Ditto,

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
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Ditto,
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Ditto,
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Ditto,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

On the 26th in
AMUEL SALISBURY, Esi

it, LYDIANNE, your

Yesterday, aged 1 year and 5 months. ALFRED, youngest
of F. D. MORGAN, Esq., of the Customs, ut this port.

IDE TABLE

DAYS

E I G II
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Same day, at Lee-grove, Blackheath, THOS. LAWRENCE.
Esq., Assistant-secretary to her Msjesty's Postmaster•Genetat.

On the 25th instant. aged 42 ye___, ,
Mr. JOHN WOODRUFF, import surveyor in her
Excise, in this town. She had suffered a long and painful in-
disposition, which she bore with the greatest fortitude and
resignation.

ANNE, e

Same day, at his residence, in Berry-street, aged 77, Mr. C.
ATKINSON, a native of Botton.by.Bolland.
Same day, MARY ANNE, infabt daughter of THOMAS
MORRIS, Esq., of Elmshurst.
Same day, in the ;
ATKINSON, late of Ryi

77th year of his

m, Mr. CHRISTOPHER

Same day., after 'a shirt but severe Blues% seed I". ELLEN's,
third daughter of Mr. WILLIAM BARTON, of Upper Frederick-
street.
On the 26th instant. LYDIANNE, youngest daughter of
SAMUEL SALISBURY, Esq., of Low-hill.

Yesterday, aged
of F. D. MORGAN

id 5 months
r the Custor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

LIFE INSURANCE

The following are amongst the advantages held out by, the
Company to persons wishing to effect Assurances.onythe lives

of themielvei or others

other Companies, secure

the amount of the Policy without

generally adopted, and carrying guaranteed additions on a
plan entirely new and peculiar to this Institution.
IL—By this new plan, the Insured will be entitledi after Ten
Annual Payments, to w fixed Annual Bonus, according to his
age at the date of the Insurance ; and, at the end of each period
of Ten Years, every Policy, until its amount be doubled, will
be increased upon the-system of the Equitable Society, •by the
addition, for every yearit has existed, of the.stipulated Bonus.
Thus, a Policy for £lOOO on the life of a Person aged 40
years, will be subject to, eat Annual Premium of £32 14s. Gd.,
and at the end of 10 years it will represent £llOl 135. 4d. • of
20 years, .t'1305; of 30 years, .£610; and of 40 years' .#'2000;
but should the death occur between two decimal periods,. 8.7?1, at
the expiration of 25 years, the sum payable under the :Policy
will be .i:1355 16s. Bd.

Forms of proposal and full information may be bad on appli-
cation at the principal Offices of the Company, or to any of its
Agents.

SWINTON BOULT, Secretar

September, 1846,

ROYAL EXC,HANGE ASS-URANCE
CORPORATION,
ROYAL E-YeIiANGE, LONDON, ,
(ESTABLISHED BY ROYAL CHARTER, A.D., 1720.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

On the 21st instant
WM. ARMSTRONG, I
LILLA NOLAN

M.D ,

Same day, at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. WM. ROBINFON,
bookbinder, to Miss JANE, daughter nt Mr. THOS. BARNET
Same day. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JOH NT DAMSON. tc
Miss ELIZABETH MGM AN, both of Knotty Ash.

Same day, at Walton.on-the.tlill.,THOMAS, son cf•JOHN
ETTY. Esti.. of Mutton, Yorkshire. to CECILIA. only daughter
of Captain'ROßT. sO'.E, R.N.. of Mutton, in the same county.
On the 22nd instant, at Speldhurst Church. by the Rev Robt,
William Shaw, Rector ef.Cuttton, i.eot, CIIARL}S HENRY
WOODGATE. Esq., of the Madras --
FRANCES -eldest daughter ; and at
the Rev. GEORGE
Kent, to LOUISA M A I
of Captain CHARLES
Kennard Shaw. Part., of Kenward, in tt,;eO;;;o7
Same day.'at Walcut Ch • rch, Alp!' -
the Rev. GEOROE
Fitzpa'ne, in the county of Dorset
late MOSTYN MOSSE Esq ..of
Same day, by special keen:
KETT. son of the Right 11,n I
ANNE CONSTANCE •DUITO
Lord Sherburne. ant

to ALI

WOODGAI

GA REV.
SHAW.

Dublin

lion: EDWA D-huNT.

Hugh Allen. M.A.. Incumbent (1 st. M
HOLGATE. jan., brashteurider, in this town, to
second daughter of JOHN HOYLE, Etq.,

Same day. at St.. Thomas's Church. by the Re
?ain, Mr. WILFRED WATSON MAYSON, chit
Walton, and second ion of Mr. Mark Mayson,
Manchester, to-SARAH :-.•TiSAIS HARRIET, eldt
I 1 Mr. THOMAS H.AZI.F.WOOD. of Cambridge.

at St. Jolt

Rev. Richard Appleton,
eldest daughter. of RAY` ES WAITI
On the 24th instant, at S
the Rev. W. liarilion:roi
JACOB, eldest son o
trove. to SARAH, eldi
Esq , of the Lawn. Sot
Same slay. at'Old W

.ughter of EDWARD

Brodrick. JOHN. MO
squa,e, to ELLEN. sr
Beechen Cliff, near Bat
Same day, at Rotherfield trays, Oxon, by the Rev Edmund
Mortlock, of Christ's College, C.4mbridge, DAVID JOHN
MAITLAND,• Esq., st, u of the late Lieut.• Colonel Alcxauder
Maitland. Honourable Company's Service, of Chipperkyle, N. 8..
to MATILDA LEATHE 5, daughter of the late Sir JOHN C.
MORTLOCK
Same day

N, Esq., cf Mb'

Hyde-park-
v. Esq., of

at the Cel!eeiate Church. Afrinchestc

by the Rev

C. Richson. M.A.. Mr. WILLIAM MA MOOD, oftb;; town,
SARAH JANE, third thlughter of JAMES CALDWELL, Es
of Manchester.
Same day, at Tranmere Church. try the Rev. Mr.
Mr. DANIEL ROBINSON, of Manchester. to M
MATHER, eldest daughter of Mr. J
builder. Tranmere.
Same day, at St. Peter's Ch
Esn ' to SEYMOUR CATHERINE. dim
JAMES HULBERT, Esq., of Bath.
Same day, at 77, Hill-street, Garnet-t
Pr. fraik, Mr. WILLIAM Iki.NAUC
MARGARET, daughter of Mr. JOHN I
._ . _ . .

ka oArcnti
joiner and

h. JOH

R. HUTCUINSON.

iter of the 1

DW. Ly the Re•

'l'. ch•i! e

On the 26th instant. at Christ Chit;
M.A., Mr. CHARLES LINDFR. of I
daughter of the late Mr. JOlll
Same day. at St. James's

h, by the Rev. F. Ou
don, to KEZIA. eld

HA RRISO N, of this ir,w

Mr. DUNCAN MORRIS.
RIETTA MOORHOUSE, of Sk4
Same d,y, a' St. PIMP' Ohm
the Island of Orkney, Scot ud, to
TER ROBERTSON-, of this w-
On the 27th instant. •
the Rev. W. He

nyv. it. tiampton.
:rgPi, to Mia HEN..

p's Church, Mr. ROBEtia

TOVN. of

1, by the Rev. W flue

dARGAREk

EMMA RANY, both 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Same day. ELLEN, t
NICHOLSON, Esq., JUN

Same day, in her 42nd
MESSENGER, and eldest
Stamper.

Same day. at Pais,
RAWSON, Esq., of W

Same day
BOGIE

ame day. aged 72 y

a faithful sere
On the 23n

ELIZA

rant unacr the I
d ins

ISame day, at Askam
of ROBRRT SWANN

t Bebir

NOAKES. formerly
Same day. aged a

JOHN
WOOD, of Ct
excavations to the Ne
On the 23rd ins'
Isle of Thanet.
FLETCHER, Esg
Sa

ar, MARTHA, wi
,ughter of the lal

day, in Lis 55th year, CHARLES C. GREENWOOD.
Esq., of Camden-road Villas. London.

Same day, in St. Giies's•street Oxford. in the 18th year of heir
age. LOUISA JANE. second daughter of J. IV. CHASE, Esq.
Same day. at Great Queen street, Westminster, on his way to
join his family, in the tigth year of his age, Major GEORGE
PAYNE, late of Weybrid
Same day, at Brighton
relict of the late G. W
place, and daughter of tl
place

LiZA CATHERINE

HOMPSON.

Ith year, Mrs. ELIZ

Req., of Hans

MARTIIA,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

SWITZ BRLAND.--DREADFUL I
—Un the night of the 15th S

'IRE AND

eptember a contlagra-

Switzer Jar, xserne. There were thirty-
three strangers staying at the hotel, six of whom perished
in the flames. M. Immer, engineer in chief of the Can-
ton of Tbun, was on the point of jumping frame window,
when the floor fell in with a loud crash, and he perished.
Two more persons have since died from their wounds.
Molt of the travellers were Englishmen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Thomas Tooke, Es . . .
:William Samps , .5q.,..
lon. J. T. ie Melville

Henry:Bainbridge, Esq
George:P. Barclay, Esq.
E. S. P. Calvert, Esq,

Alex. Colvin, Esq. Jonn nenry reify, r.sq.
William Davidson, Esq. Abraham G. Robarts, Esq
John Deacon, Esq. Charles Robinson, ESq.
R. W. Grenfell, Esq' Sir Samuel Scott, Bart.
William T. Ilibbert, Esq. Wiliam Soltau, Esq.
Lancelot, Holland, Esq. Wm. Wallace, Esq.
Sir Georgelarpent, Bart. Octavius Wigram, Esq.
John Chris. Lochner, Esq.• C. Baring Young, Esq.

{Mr. ‘"'"'nllr'i 14"441' S!!' 4 Water- st
Mr. CHARLES INMAN,
Air. J. PRYCE, Tithebarn-street.
Ashton-under-Lyne Legh Richmond.

LIVERPOO;

Blackburr
Bolton ...
Burnley..
Bury ....

James Gilli Os.
Robert Barlow and Son
Lord Massey,
John Mosers
les IV

Chorley
Fleetwood.
Kirkham .
Lancaster.,
Manchester
Oldham....

Char. ()Oct.
Thomas Pitt.
Richard Ilobson.
George Jackson.
J. Williamson 6.1- Son, (Market
John Ashcroft.
William Taylor.
. Richard Stott.
Thomas Geddes.
Richard Newsharn.
The Agents for,the County of Chester sve :
BIRKENHEAD Mr. HENRY K. ASPINALL.
Chester William Worrall.
Congleton Daniel Morris.
Macclesfield
Nantwich Thomas llerriemer.
Nortbwich Thomas Rigby.
Sandbach
Stockport John Vaughan.

Preston ....
Rochdale ..
Warrington
Wigan

Kendal
iglinthorpe

County of
Jos
Get

;eph Garnett.
Drge Whittaker and Son.
ALEX. GREEN, Secretar

NORWICH UNION
SOCI

FIRE INSURANCE
ry.

CAPITAL

,e550,N0t

Tarr
The Right lion. Lord 'last-
ing.
The Lord Walpole.
Sir Henry Jardine, Knt.
John Stracey, Esq.
Edward Wenhan Martin, Esc
nin
E. T. Booth,
Anthony Hudson.
George Morse, Esq,
Major-General Sir

fhomairAmyot, Esq.
Henry Browne, Esq.
4lenry Staniforth Patteson,
Esq. •
&c. &c. &c.

President.
Vice-President.
Edward Stewart, Esq.,
Lewis Evans, Esq., M.
Thos. Blakiston, Esq., R.N.,
Timothy Steward, Esq.,,
George Durrant, Esq.,
Robert John Harvey Harvey
Esq.

R. Joh.

Ilarvey, C.B.
Isaac Jermy, I

Record,

Charles Ev

Esq., Chance
iocese of No

BIGNOLD, Esq., Secretary

winded, that all the Insurances
AGENCIkon the 29th day of
at the Otifee, Exchange-street
Pay of OCTOBER next, or the
• the i!ums insured.

OF PREM

the fohr years ending the

Id. Duty to Government for

ED, du

Line year, .t'9,126,891 Farmir

•
Stock, which is free of Duty.
-In proof of the Public approbation of the principles and cor
duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that it
business now exceeds FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS.
Frospectuses may_be had of Mr. R. L. MILLER, Agent.
Treasurers—THE LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Liverpc
Ditto

Stock
Stock . !Tani
100
.Coal C

0 'Pacific Steam Cot

Pilbrow's Atmosi

kteam Tug Col

Prices marked thus [p) are

are at a discount

S.—Denotes Scrip Shares ca
R.—Der•.otes. Shares called it

in UT

birtDs, Ilarriagts

BIRTHS

On the 21st instant. nt North Lod,
HENRY TREM ENHEERE. Esq., bard
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

MEW EN 6, OF PASSPZIGI3I2S

A meeting of the passengers who bad arrived in Liver—
pool was hastily called together at the George Hotel ore
Friday last, but as no answer could be obtained from
Bristol as-to what was to be done, the meeting adjourned
until the following morning. after appointing a committee
to confer Witt Messrs. Gibbs, Bright and Co.
At ten o'clock on Saturday morning the committee met
their fellow-passengers at the George Hotel, to report too
them the result of their mission... Mr. Rennie, the chair—
man, stated that the directors had signified, through the
agents, their intention of immediately returning to each
passenger the amount of his fare, and Messrs. Gibbs,.
Bright, and Co. had also voluntarily offered their services
as agents-to provide another ship without charge. After
some discussion, it was resolved that the committee
shoodd,wait upon Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co. for the
purpose of accepting the offer of the return of the passage
money made by the directors,. and also to tender to those
gentlemen, through Messrs. Gibbs, Brigh', and Co., the
thanks of the meeting for. the promptitude and liberality
displayed by them in responding in so handsome a manner
to their application. The committee was also commis—
sioned to convey the thanks of the meeting to Messrs.
Gibbs, Bright, and Co., who had graciously volunteered
their services. It was. agreed that in the meantime the
committee should wait upon Messrs. M'lver to ascertain
whether arrangement could be effected for charterins• a
vessel for the transit of those passengers who might feel
disposed to perform the sovage without further delay.
Lt was agreed that a meeting should be called at two,
o'clock, to hear the committee's report.

At the hour stated a good muster bad assembled in the
room, and Mr. Milbank, one of the gentlemen who had
waited on Messrs. M'lver, was called upon to state the
result of his conference;. which was highly satisfactory,,
_ _

that a positive answer would be returned on Mond
relative to the engagement of the Acadia, the passage
money to be not leis than £4D,. the usual charge,. by this
vessel. /t was stated that the Acadi t could be ready in
three days, and that her captain had received orders to
have her fit for sea at 24 hours' notice. A resolution
passed unanimously that a list be forthwith. prepared,
containing the wines of all who were willing to accede to
the proposition of proceeding by the Acadia, in order that
Messr;. 114`Iver might know whether they would be act..
ing judicial:sly in fitting the vessel out. A list was
accordingly prepared, to which all present appended
their aunts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

seems to have c

corresponc

this, as on a former occasion, the British inhabitants were
solely dependent on foreign vessels fcr assistance, not-
withstanding that a British squadron is maintained on
that station for the purpose of protecting British com-
merce. A bad feeling towards the Englibh still exists at
Canton, but is confined, for the most part, to the lower
orders of the people.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

ival at home, that the
39 a notification !Porn Peter Bennett's

Bleared out," pre-
The firm"—Peter

ticated people of our town
yhody connected with him
se :hunk their heads. The
Great " bargains" were

the shop was closed

Poor Peter might

entry vrry ill at

To him shutting

ht in win-

as; therefore

)ortunity,

d 4, laughed very bois-
r twice observed to be
e called fuddled. At
iiew signboard graced
of " the firm," having

111 ar y Bennett—otii

sen.ations. To our ex-
kiilirst nature. Some-

is lila notion that Mary had
at John was a scheming ras-
[lough, cirnforted us. ' The

n'tk, at " unprecedentediy
bout like " the leaves in

i ever

sugar of the new firm was
r been sold in the town at
oth,r new mark of enter-
Ilion of another room to
pery goods, dispensed at
,Ltleman in a white neck..
►n
for the purpose. The
of the district. The old
I peddled on for years and
an honest name, were
• nts. The groceries and

'weir Her

ett and his new part-
elected frnm the best
at astonishing sacri-

s of eminent maim-

'—were the rage
hbodrhocd, who

ywortb

ver, who shook
tit the thing could not
• grew. when the do-
of the new firm were
On a more pretending and ca-
lve., young as we were,
which we had, however,
it ought to be ; and un-
we retor,ed once more to school,
to cur studies, we very shortly ceased
Bennett or her poor father's
fm
concerns,or
dus
tem it k a letter from home in
;,!. s tid to be in difficulties. Subsequentlye
a compromhe had been effected with the
creditors. and that the business was st•Il " pushed" by the
enterprising and elevtr junior partner. Peter himself,
however, never looked up afterwares. lie never could be
persuaded that periodical taiolres were reputable features
pf the modern system of trade; that a few well-managed

We heard mu
Tne ituurpggif,

voier-t
of M 4

until a eB9C
that the fir
we heard t!

compromises would make the fortunes of a firm, with da-
maging their character with their neighbours. To all
John's remarks, of " Oh, sir, we do these things every
day in town," he was resolutely deaf ; and he was totally
incredulous of the assertions of the same party, true
enough nevertheless, that their credit would be all the
better afterwards. Even when new goods came pouring
in to their order, entrusted to them because, in the opi-
nion of the wholesale dealers, it was not likely they would
attempt a compromise for a few years to come, he could
not be persuaded to take heart ; but absolutely moped
If into a state of almost idiocy, alternating with fits
tiel self-opinion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

LITTLE & BYERS.

LINEN-DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, SHAWL-
MEN, HOSIERS, Av.,
30, ELLIOT-STREET,
TWO
HDOORS FROM LIME-STREET, NEAR ST. JOHN'S MARKET, AVE pleasure in intimating to their Friends and
the Public generally that they intend OPENING
the above ESTABLISHIIM ENT on SATURDAY,-the 10th Oc-
'ober next, with a most extensive and elegant assortment of
SHAWLS AND SCARTS, OF EVERY DE-
-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

flostrd out' tlir,u4h her bottom, is wholly untru

hese are the principal teat ures of the disaster. Ut th
aptain and his "es-el I and the passengers utranimiimil
an speak in no (Alit r than the highest terms. The shi
ireviolisly to her striking di•iplayed in the gale the mi.:
&hirable quilities as a sea-boat, and the captain. subst
quen.ly to that occuirence, acted as well as man coal

laced in a situation such as his

But the cause c

. .
he di,a,ter we cannot explain; and though many sur-
ni,es and r•terrrurnts ate si,utt, yi.t it would be wrong.

o give thebe union

nded statements ere.:

fhe Newry Telegraph of Thursday, after a few p trt icu-
ars deria•td from anothrr auth, rote source. and confirming

count in every rnateria.

ritlitional fact, ,hat there was another rock c

o the t ow. and-Cdf, and to these ast, eaticd Carneel
1%,,,c1%, and that had t he vez..stl not " providentially threa
r.d hrr way between thr se lock:
" tie adds that, on Weiltiecay forenoon,

she must bac

gone to

th, passengers w ashoi e from the steamer, she

being then hi_h and dry' on the sands, from whiet
i•ere s no probabili!y of her being got off under exirtin

lie edi' or cimcludes

by uigin

owingsuggestion It her Majesty's present governmen
rave hit herto been unpersuaded of the imperative necessit!
it a safety harbour on this sea-hoard, a disaster of sucl
magnitude as this will surely bring conviction home tl
heir minds, and, at the same time, itiduce them to talc,
merisur, s lot thwitii for having the great desideratum im
mrdiately supplied. If, as in all probability i. the case
.he Great Mitain has been sacrificed. nod her valuald
cargo damaged, there has been more capital thus lost ii
Mt, night, throng,h want of a safety harbour on this coa
than might have stifficed to perfectly coniple
ntemplattd for tendering the noble
of Carlim:ford a haven

en by sir, rs fit weiiher on this
f

ecurr v eso

id capacious Ba

" multitudinous committee, who have undertake
the moll :g, liftut of the Carlingford Bar project, have no'
an opportunity for doitn_ something more sensible an
practical tban running on bootless et raids to Dublir
Tbis casualty has provided them wish a favourable oppor
tutlity for enli-ttt,g, in aid of their purpose, the war!

commtmty ..., .. _... _ .
mercantile
and energetic services of the whole ercaniile
t., rs a, Lloyd's. Let them see to it that they ' strike
of Liverpool and of the influential Underwri.
while the ir,tl is hot.' If they be but prompt and z •alous
in securing the simultaneous co-operviolt of the repre-
stniaiives of the commi rcial inierests of Liverpool and
London. we are smgoine enough to anticipate that the
great natiohal u,dertaking,, ao-Irtie Frhiiday. tis
rtuhrenishuirieiss a
mission to
toi tiler, will not reniain long unsanctioned by the Board
of Admiralty, whose approbation will ensure the immedi-
ateTrhx: Bei.
etitift
an.:
iofi%chwesp.rLoj:/ciet.,".
additional pat titulars, from which we extract the follow-
ing :
-- ___

Among the passengers were Mr. King, late minister of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

AT PRINGLE'S EMPORIUM

For FOREIGN and BRITISH SHAWLS and CLOAKS,
WILL BE FOUND, AS USUAL,
THE LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCK of
SCOTTISH CLAN TARTANS, in the Piece, for Ladies'
and Children's Dresses, and in Long and Square Shawls, being
the leading Fashion in Paris and the British Metropolis. Also,
a superb Variety of VELVET, SATIN, and _rich FIGURED
and WATERED SILK MANTLES,4n the newest Shapes and
Designs, direct from Paris.
Mr. PRINGLE would respectfully suggest, that it is impossi-
ble adequately to convey an idea of the Elegance and Magni-
tude of the Stock in his Establishment this Season. He would,
therefore, invite Ladies to an inspection of the whole, and, in
doing so, would call their special attention to the extremely
moderate Price of each Article.
44, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

Cast fittas.

First vessel, and will positively sail irs•a few days
For CALCUTTA,
The splendid A I twelve years Ship
ELIZA STEWART ;
JAMES HENDERSON,Cappander.;
Only twelve months old ; a remarkably fast sailer; and in every
respect a very superior conveyanetrboth for goods. and passen-
-For terms, &c. applveboard, east suie Prince's Dock,
W. and J. TYRER.

1..
. I

Will be despatched immediately.
r. , For MA UR ITI US,
v
sAP*. The fine Liverpool-built Ship CHARLOTr
-..,L 3, J. W. CARTER, COMM ;
- A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve yea , 50 tons re
and coPPered;
'sails remarkably fas • esent. --
portr

iengers.—For terms of feftror passage apply 'to Mass
BARTON, IRLAM, and H GINSON, or to
N. N. 14100 RE and BROTHER, 4, India-imildines

EUtOt inZius.

To sail immediately.
For MADEIRA and J3kRBADOS

Commander.

TT
w. 134
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

FOR THE AUTUMN

LADIES' DRESSES,
IN CLAN AND FANCY TARTANS,
OREGON CHECKS, LLAMAS, CHECKED ORLEANS,
PLAIN AND SHADED COBURGS, LUSTRES, ALPACHAS,
SILKS, AND SATINETTS, &c.
SHAWLS,
in Fancy Wool, from 3s. 1 lid. •, Cachmere, Paisley, Norwich,
Silk, and Satin, &c.
EVERY ARTICLE IN LADIES' READY-MADE LINEN.
A Lady in attendance.
GLOVES, LACE AND HOSIERY,
of every description.
THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT
replete with every Article suitable for the present Season.
WATERPROOF OVERCOATS.
FRENCH BLOUSE, 4s. 6d.
THE RUSTIC, 88. 6d.; AND THE ZEPHYR DRESSING
GOWNS, from 12s 6d.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS
to all parts of the world, at the lowest prices.
E. S. TUTON'S
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
62 and 64, LORD-STREET.

W. D A Y'S,
19, CHURCH-STREET.
AT this Establishment you may procure every
Article in

READY-MADE
UNDER CLOTHING,

FOR GENTLEMEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN,
Adapted for every Climate,
25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER SHOP IN LIVERPOOL,
N.B.—FOR READY MONEY ONLY.

H. G. IRELAND,
OF 92, BOLD-STREET,

TN again inviting the Ladies of Liverpool and its
I. Vicinity to an Inspection of his

STOCK OF FURS
for the Season, cannot do so without expressing his gratitude
for the support he has received for the last seven years; and,
as the only return in his power for such distinguished and un-
limited patronage, he respectfully announces his determina-
tion to
REDUCE HIS PROFITS,
so that it shall be utterly
IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE
not being a Manufacturer
TO SELL AT THE PRICES HE CAN AFFORD.
Expecting by this means greatly to increase his trade, he has
taken the precautionary measure of enlarging both his Manu-
factory and Retail Premises, so that they shall be equal in
every respect, and superior in point of Stock, to any Retail Fur
Establishment in the kingdom.
As a further inducement to visit his Establishment, H. G. I,
begs to say that he has every novelty that has yet apjazd in
the Metropolitan or Parisian circles, in every kind , in
every shape, and in every quality.
In the article of REAL SABLE, he was fortunate enough to
supply himself very largely at the time of a considerable fall in
those skins ; so that he can offer all Sable Goods at a reduction
from last year's prices of 20 per cent. He wishes to impress
also, that he has two principles to carry out—to do business
honourably, and to please his customers ; so that any article
purchased, and not approved, can be exchanged,
For ALTERATII)NS and REPAIRS it will ever be his study
to take as much pains as if they were new, and never to trust
them to other than the most clever artizans the trade can pro-
duce, taking care every thing is done under his own surveil-
ance, and on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

&alr.s bp Ruction,

THIS DAY.

On account• of whom it may concern.
Tins 'DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the:Draken' Office, No. 1, lloyarilank-buildings, Dale-street,

27 llalaiellENlP, all faults,
Ex Lintin, from Calcutta; lying in Mersey-court, -Redcross-
street.—Apply to ' IRLAM and WANOSTROCHTEBrokers.

TIM DAY, (Tuesday.) the 29th instant, at Twelve O'clock, at
the Commercial Sale Rooms,
1648 Boxes Bunch Muscatel RAISINS, in layers,
341 ir-Boxes Ditto DITTO, . ditto,
•1642 Boxes Ditto DITTO,
410 ,)-Boxea Ditto DITTO,

299 4-Boxes Ditto DITTO,
20 Barrels Ditto ITTO,
20 Ditto Glaroo DITTO,
100 Boxes Jorda ONDS,
400 Tapnets
Landing ex Lady 11 ansall, from Malaga.--
RALPH and Risx, Merchants, or to
GEORGE BADENACH, Broker.

pply to 'Messrs,

THIS DAs, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelveo'clock, at
the Commercial Sale Room, Temple-court,
482 Boxes Layer MUSCATELS,
348 Boxes Bunch DITTO,
'2lO 4-Boxes Ditto DI ,
70 Boxes JordwitENONDS, •

loft Shell ALMONDS,
Apply to Messrs. C. S. 'Mtn-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

it It the leadir

back parlour, and plytini;
We need not trace the prc

a large glsss front

ny which Peter was at
) the adoution of the new principles of
At fir: t. he was very stub-
.,e advantage of selling three
ree chests a tea, for the same
--osfon.ed to derive from

length drawn i
his enlighten-n journeyman
born. He c
hogsheads of si
amount of prof
le of oo(

the . ttiou2ht that continyally "selling
off at prime c •st and under," was not the way to get rich,
or to keep np your clet.:lt ; the "dodge" of purchaslng
"bankrupt;' stacks to be sold at E 0 per cent under prime
cost," he thought was very like a swindle. That Peter
would ever have yielded up his honest old world opinions,
Would have been very problematical, bad not the influence
of his clear 11,11 e M.ry have been brought to'bear upon
him. How that was brought about, the sequel of this
over true history will

Suuday in every C .nutry town and village gives the
index of mail a mystery ; and esperially amongst the
young. There is Ihe ineetina: in th?, churchyard; the walk
lac me, &ido_ which we see shat.lo:l-4, or courtesies pass

between y..„ti.s anti maidens. There ere the quasi diplo-
matic salutations of their respective parents, all of which
tic, arid give rise to conclusions
s wide of the mark are not always
•ul sill a oalpitatinz heart we

are watched by tt
which, though so

wrong

turned on
Bennett ill
sit ; and tb(
ter and hi 4
rival—
of grey eye
with a marwer which phit
Oenbible of the prebent se4

pew in which Peter
nial, been accustomed to
hirrself, with his clau2h-
callin, our anticipated
animal, with the grayest
of red hair. accompanied
sheweil that he was fully
y of hi: position. It was
e prayer book for Mary; looked up the
gled his nasal roar with
n. Once we caught her

U. or, t

A the red('

John ;Jib() bel
collect and th

her own sweet ;0
eye, and we houg'
•' Celestial r

but ft must luive b7ee

for by and bye she
as maternally as if

looked up )n
we had barn sr
It is a singu

hug clothes

ter of womankind,
i Association, how

worthy of fit
soddenl7 I
girlhood

t interval between

Let any young gen-
re of fourteen to six-

tlernnn amni

teen take a lk

dy of about the tome years
r the young hope of his

—a schoolfellow or I

exclaims.
year. howeN

A year dill rence. There is much in a
Young ladies of 'tilt particular age think
'hey treat you for awhile quite
carry their parasol, or see them
t nil at once they begin
ble man of five-and-
We were but

nothing 01 ten lubro

patronizing

Lome fr

It was thi
her cies

twent3
a boy i
Church; hut

with• Mary Bennett

it that morning at
et her a few days af-

hen -ic(

terwar. s, shd sw, re told t
grown I We coal bsvc
It was but a week after

1,7 w much we were
her on the spot.

town was

ehop that I he whole

',oratory to a rh
Eennet's firm 1

never k
but his I

began
for a

anxinuq to e
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

JOHN OLIVER HANSON, I
WILLIikM GEORGE PRESCOTT, Es,

Sir William Baynes, Bart
A. E. Campbell, Esq.
T. Chapman, Esq., F.R.S
William Laimest, Esq.,
Donald Maclean, Esq.

Francis H. Hookey, Esq., and Jo Pulley, jun., Esq
• Aetna rv.—Chailes A , SCI

,golicifor,—Tho rowning, Esq.
Surveyor,— os. Hopper Esq.
Assistant Sury or,—Thomas Lloyd, :Esti

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
RETURNS.—The Directors request reference to the fact, that
twenty per cent. was returned by this •Companyon the amount
of Premiums paid for the Five Years up to Christmas, 1841, on
all Policies for .t '3OO and upwards, which bad been in force for
ONE YEAR at that time. the next Periodical Accounts for Re-
turns will be made,ap to Christmas, 1846.
RENT.—This Office (independent of the Returns) offers to
Persons effecting Assurances on Buildings the further advan-
tage of an allowance for the loss of Rent thereof, when xendered
untenantable by Fire.

Fanning StoCk is now exempt from duty, and may be,assured
without the average clause.

On Assurances ror Seven Years by one payment, a deduction
of one-seventh part of the premium and duty will be made.

RENEWALS.I--Polides Line on Michaelnias Day should be
renewed within fifteen daysithereafter.

LIFE DEPARTAIENT

The attention of the Public has, in the Advertisements and
Proposals of this Companyof late years, been called to a Table
of Additions applicable to and expectant on Policies of particu-
lardates and ages, the Directors now beg to refer to a State-
he Office, in
y,) of Sums

Cheapside, or to any of the Agents in the co_
actually, paid, showing the Sums respectively assured, and the
Bonuses thereon.

Persons assured for the whole term of Life in ureat Britain
,or Ireland respectively, will have an addition made to their
Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduction will lie
made in the future payments of Premium, at the option of the
Assured. _

The I, ourth.Septenhial Valuation was made up to Christmas,
1844..

Assurances for. Short Periods may now be effected in this
Office at considerably reduced Rates of Preminm.
The Company's Rates and Proposals may be had at the
Mice in London, or of any of the Agents in the Country, who
are authorised to report on flee appearance of Lives proposed
for Assurance.

HENRY DI

lOROUGH, Secretary

92. eke

*, London,

he Age

MARSDEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

lalrs bp lurtion.

TWO VALUABLE SHORT-HORN HEIFERS, JUST it?
CALVING.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO:,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the h instant. at One o'clock,
Two remarkably fine ell-bred SHORT-HORN
HEIFERS, within ay or two of Calving.
On view on the Morning of Sale.

WEDNESDAY'S SALE AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY.
CART HORSES, CARTS, GEARS, ,5-c.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
their
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at one o'clock, at
Repo it.
s---ry, Great Charlotte-street,
A 101 of useful Cart HORSES B property of a
Cartowner reducing his sto the whole, Twenty to
Twenty-five Cart and liar orses, Hacks, &c. will be
offered. A number of s, Gears, Saddlery, &c.
On view prior to the sale.

FYLDE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNUAL SALE
OF HORSES AT LYTHAM.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO., (of the Repository, Liverpool,)
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, at the Clifton Arms, Lytham,
ONE HUNDRED HORSES, bred by, and the pro-
perty of, the Tenantry in the District of the Society,
comprising a number of,valuable Hunting-like Horses; Ten
Pairs of splendid Carriage; Phaeton, Brougham, and Match
Horses, and many Ladies' Pads, Hacks rHorses, and im-
proving young ones. Also, the cele ed thorough-bred Stal-
lion, NEW FASHION, Sire of me of the finest and best
Stock in England, several sh -horned Bulls and Cows, high-
bred Sheep and Pigs.

Messrs.lucAs and CCrearnestly and confidently call the at-
tention of Noblemen, Gentlemen, Graziers, and others to this
splendid collection of well-bred Stock, as affording them an
opportunity of selecting promising*Young Horses, calculated
for the Field, the Road, and every variety of useful purpose_
They beg to assure parties desirous of purchasing, that the
greatest care has been taken to exclude all unsound Animals
from this Sale, and every facility will be afforded for their
having the inspection and opinion of a Veterinary Surgeon,
should they desire it.

Cataloglies will be ready on the 22d instant, and may be had
on applying at the Repository, Liverpool; HOLLINGSWORTH'S,
Manchester; Bull Inn, Preston; the Clifton Arms, Lytham;
and from Mr. DAVID TAYLOR,. the Secretary, Lytham-hall.

GREAT SALE OF LANDS, IN,BIRKENHEAD AND.
CLAUGHTON-CUM-GRANGE.
MESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS have
received instructions from the Commissione ir-
kenhead, to offer for
SALE BY PUBLIC A N,
On WEDNESDAY, the . SEPTEMBER,
In ELIGIBLE LOTS, for B ING PURPOSES, their
N D '
in the following situatio in the said Townships, viz.:—
Within the NEW PARK at BIRKENHEAD;
On.th4 WEST or-UPPER SIDE of the PARK, (known as the
Forest Land ;)
At FLAYBRICK-HILL, near the INTENDED CEMETERY;
In CONWAY-STREET, near SAINT JAMES'S CHURCH
now erectinr
''', HAW " ST"— ooininr,'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-29

is CHARLOTTE JO

Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by the Re'
Mr. ROW LANDS, master mariner, to V'
JONES, both of this town.
Same day, at St. Barnqba
Nolan, Mr. JOSEPH BARTON t
this parish,

Ch arc

Lately. at Brighton, aged
daughter of the lion. and Ite,
Wilts.

OD the 7th July, at Kurraet
Captain JOHN MOORE NAPIL...
and military secretary to Sir Charlc
On the 2d August. aged I2n, a coloured
DOLLY, belonging to the est.,te of Mr. R. 'l%
County, N.C. Ileceased survived her linsban
four years. he being 119 at the time of his de
lived together as mau and wile nearly ninAt...,

On the sth instant. at St
BONDE, second daughter o
Earl of MUNSTER.
On the 7th instant. at N
of the late Mr. JOSEPH RAINFOR
mother of the late Mr. Thorns
On the 14th instant, at lit
MARGERY, widow of Mr. TI
last of three sisters, whose uni
amounted to 278 years ; 11
Howick in his 100th year,
also lived nearly a centur

lOMAS DUNCA

Howick domains during the whose of th
On the 21st instant, at Caste Upton,
76th year of his age, Viscount TEMPLE

at Broadi

ecood d

Same day, aged 73, Lieut-Colo
his Royal Highness the Duke of C
S:me day, at the residence of h,
resident engineer of the London
Sankey Cottage,
NORRIS

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H. G. IRELAND,
OF 92, BOLD-STREET,

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Nmain inviting the Ladies of Liverpool and its
I Vicinity to an Inspection of his

STOCK OF FURS
for the Season, cannot do so without expressing "his gratitude
for the support he has received for the last seven years; and,
as the only return in his power for such distinguished and un-
limited patronage; he respectfully announces his determina-
tion to

REDUCE HIS PROFITS,
so that it shall be utterly
IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE
not being a Manufacturer
TO SELL AT THE PRICES HE CAN AFFORD.
Expecting by this means greatly to increase his trade, he has
taken the precautionary measure of enlarging both his Manu-
factory and Retail Premises, so that they shall be equal in
every respect, and superior in point of Stock, to any Retail Fur
Establishment in the kingdom.
As a further,indncement to visit his Establishment, H. G. I,
begs to say that he has every novelty that has yet appeared in
the Metropolitan or Parisian circles, in every kind of Fur, in
every shape, and in every quality.
In the article of REAL SABLE, he was fortunate enough to
supply himself very largely at the time of a considerable fall in
those skins; so that he can offer all Sable Goods at a reduction
from last year's prices of 20 per cent. He wishes to impress
also, that he has two principles to carry out—to do business
honourably, and to please his customers ; so that any article
purchased, and not approved, can be exchanged,
For ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS it will ever be his study
to take as much pains as if they were new, and never to trust
them to other than the most clever artisans the trade can pro-
duce, taking care every thing is done under his own surveil-
ance, and on the premises.