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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

To insure punctuality in ling, no Goods will be received

after the 9th of each monpr
These -- .11 of/the first and

city of IN

York, of,tfie best r

mints as to combit'►e great speed with unusual
sengers, and they are commanded by men o
ability. The rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but th
obtained onboard.—Apply to BROW,'
Freight by these yes.
dollars eighty ce,o-

s'lN:ill be collected at th

~.
lm~r-„

For NEW YORK.

built in the

VV.NTY-FIVE

rate of four

)LD LINE OF PACKETh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Le WOOL, per Gunga,

1 principap
I part pit

'SIDE and (

S OF JOHN DH DOE, A

side of, and bein

liveanm,

; No. 15
3f ➢ir. R

ROBERT FRODSIIAM, So]

DAY, th

OP HUNT

cellent Broad wheeled Cart
Sets of Horse Gears, Patent

On the 1

ary of the Rive

compret

'talent of t
RNITURE,

AT THE WOODSIDE HOTI

ful and valuable

9, Can

Catalogues may be bad three days prior
Toodside Hotel, and at the Auctioneers

WING SITE,
Mersey, on th
)NE HUNDI

variety

,oved for cor

PRIDL,

Cheshire side,
M STATUTE

Marine Villas, having delightful i aspects, commanding
most extensive and varied sc IT, in a neighbourhood richly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The third undress concert of this society was given last night
at the Collegiate Institution, and was well attended. The first
piece was a cantata, " St. Cecilia's Day," by J. B. Van Bree,
which owes its ehief merit to the beauty of its accompaniments,
and these were given in a manner which reflected great credit
to the orchestra, and especially its conducter. The deep notes
of the organ were of great value in the choruses. In the reci-
tation and air, "Sing praise," Miss Stott was very uneven;
although in the next, " Frescati, fairest vale," she had gam
confidence, her voice was still feeble and occasionally out
of tune. In the chorus, "Shady groves," the double basses
(which led off), told well, and the clarionet of Master Storge
was most effective in the chorus of men. The instrumentation
in the chorus chorale, "Increase odours hov'ring o'er us,"
wrs magnificent. The recitative and air, " With gratitude,"
was finely sung by Mr. Ryalls, who was in excellent
voice.
The second part commenced with a symphony of Hadyn in
B flat, of which the introductory movement was inefficient,
especially the violins, which were unsteadily played, and out
of tune. The slow movement was nicely played. The minuet
made up all the deficiencies. The horns and first hautboy
were conspicuous, and well played. The finale was excellent.
In the selection from Bishop's music, Miss Stott seemed more
at home. The glee of " Blow Gentle Gales," by Miss Stott,
Miss Parsons, Messrs. Ryalls, Jackson, and Armstrong, would
have been perfect if the band had been more piano. Our pre-
viously expressed opinion of Miss Parsons is unchanged.
She has a fine voice, which wants only power and development.
Mr. Ryall's song, "I Love the Hills," was very finely given.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ivay.of

Church Questi
blamed-for rota
PITAt, that w

their tenure of offic

question of labour, iristf

of their cippo

being Cliniat

kfid we now proc

the Prote

ndvocate the T
land in the C

free gin u
port hams

I thi the

British Fi
old. An

obably c

a the Na
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 10,

WIND AT HOLY II EA ll—South, moderate breeze, 6 (On'
), Soutb, gentle breeze, 12 noon
PP
W.5.11_., light breeze, 6 p.m.

OFF HOLYHEAD.
N 0.3875. Firefly, schooner, from at 6 30 a.m.
2684. Devon, ship, from Bombay, at 10 30 a.m.
725. Scotia, ship, from ,at 11 a.m. ,
8096. Mary Hartley, ship, from
4701. Doctor, schooner, from Constantinople, at 3 PM.
2107. Van, brig, from --, at 3 p.m. 9826. Princess Sophia, ship, from at 4 301).10'
841. Bella.Portena, brig, from , a't 4 30 P•m• ail,
OFF Till& Pony, at 6 30 pah.—Two ships and three schoi3o

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 01), {of
The demand to-day: has been very general, though 00,,t P',l
small quantities. The sales arc estimated at 4,000 balesp,,
week's prices. The pervading gloom still hangs over ~forte'
no one knows or dares to forebode what a day may

LIVERPOOL. CATTLE MARKET, .MA 11.13"101:i
We have had a small supply of all kinds of stock at otlii
.ket to-day, which was sold at little or no variation fro,lti.
waek's prices.—Beet, 7d. to Bd. per lb.; Mutton, Bd. to
_ -
) POTATOE 111.AR1%-
1847. ••

LIVERPOOL HAY AN
MAY 11._.
S. d. S. (1. t)
UM,. old, 20lb 0 7eo 10 Potatoes, 11, 00th. 9 0
New - 0 6
Clover - 13
0 6 0 8 Pink Eyes.... 8 ..- 0
Gras. oo— 0 0 Cups
Straw, Wheat .. 0 5.1. 0 6 Black 7 ,(.),
_....-- 0 0
Oat 0 4i— 0 5 Manglevrurzel .• 0 v ° 0
n .
Barley - --
6
Carrots..

LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1847.
PRINTED AND PUELISNED I's
EVERY TUESDAY MORN t ,ad
By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 63, Gror.e stilt"
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-etref,i..
At NO. 44 ST. 9Sottaa's CasootOM LlvEgr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

BOOTS, AND WO.

T"'
FIXTURES

descrip tic
tures, Glass Ca

children's is
Caliters, at

ming of sa

r.

isely, on the Premises. No. 47, Pitt-street,
STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES,

SHOT

•opertllDt4trt.s—lllorian, who
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

69 can w

-Te's apt to eat too m

Edward have it oftener.
Accordingly, as, of cot
blockhead as sht

mistake in so simple a dis:
and I didn't feel much in
flour in that hot kitchen,
against mistakes, I asked
log in a blanket was ? O.

"Well, then

" Very well, then,"
ow I could ever have b(

bat any worm!

very night of I

jam for you,
spr

but take c

mr crust
" Oh, tl

t bag-an-hour, my

?olly as possib

tairs to me

No," I replied, quit(

about anshour to an he

thank you for it unless it'
Open went her mouth
while she stammered : "

say you're going to eat it,
" Eat it ! of course I am-

what on earth have y
rolled it up, I suppose.
" Oh ! yes, mum,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Itobeit

by the follow

" Nothit
mitted the
the time f

Bank

THE ALIENA
AND THE

E SEA.
TO THE EDIT(

l'se of t

ner foreign
" I contin

much for our nuti
" I an, di

NFW BRITI

TION OF THE
'OPENING OF I

The most imp,
Trade (so called

;reat object 7111

h the latter still c

ho labour f

!tang the rein

come to be a

opinion than i

The discussion of t

permit the throat of ill

LABOUR, thus to be cut
public to tolerate the cul

So certainly,
Church Questi

PITAL, that we earnestly desi

rz of labou

5f their

I to sl

tionista will probably
11 advocate the Ten II
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
For the week ending May 8, 1847.

SALES OF THE WEEK

170 Sea Island
00 Stained
4860 Bowed Georgia
4800 {, Mobileiilabannt and Tennes
11830 New Orleans
f Pernambuco & Paraiba
380 1 Aracati and Ceara ..
320 Bahia and Maceio
220 f Maranham.
1 Sawginned
.... Minas
.... Para
80 Demerara, Surinam, &t
1110 Egyptian....
260 Barbadoes..
.... Peruvian....
.... Bahama ....
Laguayra
.... Common We
Carthagena
.... Smyrna
.... Manila
2870 Surat .
80 Madras
.... Bengal

it India

27070 bales.

LATEST

Australia

Darbadoes
Bombay
B. Ayres
Calcutta
C. G. Hope.
Charleston .
China
Demerara
Havana
Jamaica

Guayra,.l

Prices paid
in the week.

161 22
- 7

511 - s
7 si

6i - 7
61 - 7i

DATES AT LIVER

Imports
This WklThis Yr

5704 178887

J
4006 208447
} 616 12264
}989 9791
... • 13983
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

)w•er in
ies, thn

,don Tim

with us), inns

I cannc

)ENcir

and trt

IAT THEIt
AL PA RTI

ruestion of labour
Le greatest distress
:e, if we could sup

limenti in the

T certain death an

on the I

POLITICAL CA

ing themselves on thi
3n the political weakness

Protectionist

Nery man who can tram

'e immediate question i;
and undoubtedly stron

Trade, they cannot suppose any Englishman in his senses.
objecting to it, seeing that, under bona fide Free Trade, Eng-
land, as being possessed not only of most capital but most
industry, must have the advantage over all the nations of the
earth.

The Protectionists will argue that our being able to show
Adam Smith's theories to be correct, supposing all the nations
of the earth agreeing together to Free Trade, or supposing all
the world under one Government, is just showing his theories
to be most inapplicable and impracticable in the actual circum-
stances "f the word.

The nearest approach to Free Trade the Protectionists think
that can exist, without a gross sacrifice either of the one nation
or of the other, is a trade in which each nation shall charge
one and the same customs duty (say of 10 per cent.) on every
article imported. They say that if one country sends to ano-
ther country twenty millions of its national labour (as the
United States do to England), and takes from that country (as
the United States do from England) only seven millions of that
country's labour, THE THIRTEEN MILLIONS of foreign labour
ought to be taxed in the country into which it is imported, to
prevent the home labour being actually on a worse footing
than it, even it the lax were not required for revenue.
The Protectionists, in fact, seem not to object to put the
foreigner on the same footing as the Home or Colonial manu-
facturer or producer, PROVIDED HE TAKES PAYMENT IN
BRITISH LABOUR; and this, surely, is being liberal enough.
They think that the best and most practical means of secu-
ring the workers of England the greatest freedom of trade, or,
in other words, the best and MOST PErMANENT AND WELL-
ram EMPLOYMENT, is to make it the interest of other coun-
tries to open their ports to us, by making our opening ours to
them contingent thereon.

.ncy the utter'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

of the liiititrtTon will be submitted to ti

onorary Physician and

It HENDERSON, Honorary Secretary

THE ROSCO

1 Committee he to call the atter
tion of the Public

rrirE Pr

The Ro4'coe Club

th Math

Hon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

t for British mar

LETTER FROM MR. ISAAC BUCHANAN TO THI
EARL OF ELGIN.

Glasgow, October 26, 134 E

MY Loan,—Having been sixteen years a resident of 'Canada,
►d being still (as a merchant) one of those who are most
,eply involved in the prosperity of the Province, I take the

to explain, that I speak plainly and fearlessly of
ie the inevitable results of the misgovernment of
past, and of the deviation now from " tl

ion by th

British Gover

because I have the feeling that I have on all
done my duty (even under the most trying circumsta
loyalist and a supporter of the Govern
First—The misqerer

'he state of things

l's complijated tola'nial manage

rit by hi,

lency will be aware, that in 1774 the Government
all they could to perpetuate feudal Tenures and
:he French language and characteristics in
order to have a force to hunt the
and as 1837 found tl

then revolting)

','anadians, through our mismanagement, more heartily French
han they were in 1774, there is no wonder that they were pre-
usposed to rebel.
But the lower Canadians (French) could never have dared to
ebel, except that the English settlers of Upper and Lower Ca-

ula (now not far from double the numberOf the French) were
ssatislied, if not disaffected. And why was this? It was be-

It Government, through-the mali

►lity of the Bishop of Toronto, Strachan,w
Burch of England as an Establishment on the Colony
This was what made the rebels suppc
7 the population of Upper Canada

e no ot
—The J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

y—especially as he's very
t's made with a nice thin

good strawberry
jam, I do think it is as r

,1-e, or, I

I that silly I

YtV what a do,

a blanket v

iss Cloy

i tile heavy t

I replied
,th it ?

finer, that

but what on earth

) r even I don't
1 dish

-only the worst of it is,
nd, I don't know whe-,

I should let dear

11 well go making any
rolev-nolpv

Dg with

the girl up. and to guard
ether she knew what a
- •

IC you can mans

1 I really can't tell

don't spare

t an inch thick Upon,
_ off

ed, as she took it,

ught at the
might.) In

id done the dog in a

lie should bring it up

don't want to see

low, and kt it boil slowly
!c.a quarter, for I wouldn't

id out came her eyes,

' Why

I ou have

as nice and snug as

Lave you, simple-

I emptied the

t to have my

niething or other

' on the crust and on
arks to you, mum, 1

become of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

COMMERCIAL COFFEE HOUSE,

25, DALE-STREET, •
OPPOSITE THE END OF NORTH JOHN-STREET,
Which they will OPEN to the Public
ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 13th instant,

DINNERS SENT OUT.
25, Dale-street, May 6,1847 .

THE FINEST FRENCH BRANDY,
FIVE YEARS OLD,
AT 21s. 4d. PER GALLON,
OR Is. Bd. PER BOTTLE.
Terms, Cash only.—Daily deliveries o:1 the Cheshire side.

J. AN SO,
22, SOUTH CASTMOTT
LE-STRED N ET, LIS
VERPOOL,
(Counting-house in Thomas-street adjoining,)
MARKET-PLACE, LEICESTER.
NOTE.—The London Gin, 6s. Bd. ; Bs. ; 9s. 4d. ; and 10s. 8d ?er Gallon.

THE DUKE OF ARGYLE'S
CAMPBEL TON WHISKY,
OLD JAMAICA MILK PUNCH,

SCOTCI

3INGER WINE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

involved in the prosperity of the

libei-Cy of a(
And I be

ressiug your Eiccellency at this critical ju
to explain, that I speak plainly and fear

Canada in ti

past, and of the deviation naut froni

)roud feeling that I have on all c
under the most trying circunistan

list and a supporter of the Government

R. Peel

omplilated tolo;dal management bg hi

icellency will be aware, that in 1774 the Government
ly did all they could to perpetuate feudal Tenures and
as well as the French language and characteristics in
anada, in order to have a force to hunt the Yankees
o were then revolting) ; and as 1837 found the Lower

ur mismanagement, more heartily French
4, there is no wonder that they were pee-

dians (French) could never have dared to
English settlers of Upper and Lower Ca-

n instrnnien-
thrusti»g the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

BOROUGH OP LIVERPOOL.
HAa
nVdl
respectablyN G r e received ivegn ad
.REQUISITION nnumrefTon
MEETING of the INHABITANTSne ogi 1)111 stoßc(3ltotUGH
take into consideration the best means to be adopted to
LIEVE the RATEPAYERS from burthens likely to be
tailed upon them by the INFUX of IRISH PAUPERS, and
guard against the Spread of Disease.
I HEREBY CALL A PUBLIC MEETING of the IN-
HABITANTS of this BOROUGH, to be HELD in the SES-
SIONS HOUSE, at Two o'clock, on WEDNESDAY next, the 12th
instant, to take the objects named in the said Requisition, into
consideration.

GEORGE H LAWRENCE, Mayor,
Monday 10th Mav, 1847.

EASTERN DISPENSARY

THE ANNUAL KIEETING of the above INSTI-
TUTION will be held on MONDAY next, the 17th instant,
at Two o'Clock, at the CLARENDON ROOMS, where the Com-
mittee earnestly invite the attendance of the Subscribers and
Friends of the Dispensary, when matters of great moment to
1-being of the Institution will be submitted to their

.ction of Honorary Physician and Surgeon will take

place at the s.

_
same time.
ARTHUR HENDEI

ISON, Honorary Secretary

THE ROSCOE CLUB.
rPHE Provisional Committee beg to call the
tion of the Public to their PROSPECTUS, now issued,
(copies of which may be had on application at the Office of the
Club,} and to request that those desirous of becoming
air a in their names without delay

Members

CHARLES REDISH, Hon. Sec.

oe Club-office, 7, India Buildings, Fenwick-street
Liverpool, We May, 1847.

LIVERPOOL LIBRARY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS DUE FIREST OF MAYTHE ANN UAL MEETINGTHE of the PROPRIETORS
of the LIVERPOOL LIBRARY will be held in the Li-
brary, in Bold-street, on TUESDAY next, the 11th instant, at
Six o'clock in the Evening*, to elect a President and Committee,
and to transact other necessary Business.
JAMES CARSON. M.D., President.
30M April, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

MONEY MARKET-YESTERDAY

In the market for public securities this morning, there has
been no great amount of business done, the reports from Mark-
lane being of an unfavourable character. At the opening Con-
sols were quoted for the account at 86i, but receded to f, and
have since fluctuated between and ; for money the rates
have been 861- Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been
done at 8114 7, Three per Cents. Reduced 85f. Bank Stock has
varied from 187 to 189, India Bonds for ..elOOO 2 dis., under
.4'looo 5 pm., Exchequer Bills 5 2 pm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

LITHOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
41, LORD-STREET.
TACBRAIR and LEWIS respectfully intimate that
BA_ they have COMMENCED BUSINE s ENGRAVERS
and LITHOGRAPHERS, at No , ORD-STREET, near
North John-street, and that y execute upon the Premises
every description of Pia' nd Ornamental Lithography, with
expedition-and neat ,at reduced prices.
N. B..,—Merch s' and Attorneys Circular Letters written
and Printed on the shortest notice.
Liverpool, April Mk, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

I
of Wallasey

cumbent

In the 14'
DOVER

In the Eveni

In the Mc

JOHN COitllhAL

Rev. WM. HUGH

In the Morni
GREENE, M

In the Month
OULD, B.A.

In the Morni
BYRTII, D.)

In the Mornfil
RAWSON, M.

WAVERTREE CHAPEL.
In the Evening, at Half-past Six o'clock, by the Rev. B. A
MARSHALL, B.A.

urch to go to tt

. -
SERMONS will oleo be preached on the following deam
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 20th, at Two o'cloc
at ST. MARK'S, to the Juvenile Missionary Assnrintinn

On SUNDAY
the Rev. W. POLLOCK, M.A.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 19th, at Seven o'clock,
at ST. MICHAEL'S, by the Rev. A. DALLAS, M.A., Rector of
Wonston.
And a SERMON will be preached shortly at AIGBURTH,
and also at WEST DERBY.

une Mb, at ST. MARK'S, by

ThePUBLIC BREAKFAST of the FRI ENDS of the SOCIETY,
as usual, at the ADEL PH I HOTEL, on TUESDAY next, the 18th
instant, at Half-past Eight o'clock.

The following MEETINGS are intended to be held :
SATURDAY EVENING next, the 15th instant, Seven
o'clock, at the INSTITUTION HOUSE, Slater-street, for PRAYER.
MONDAY EVENING next, the 17th instant, Half-past Six
o'clock, at SEA 'FORTH NATIONAL SCHOOL.

MONDAY EVENING next, the 17th instant, at Seven
O'clock, at CHRIST CHURCH NATIONAL SCHOOL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 79th instant, at Seven o'clock,
at WAVERTEEE.
THURSDAY MORNING, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock,
at SEACOMBE, for 'WALLASEY.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, & GRANTON RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
IN GENERAL MEETING of the EDINBURGH, LEITH,
and GRANTON RAILWAY COMPANY will be held, in Gibb's
Royal Hotel, 53, Prince's-street, Edinburgh, on THURSDAY,
the 3d day of June next, at Two o'clock Afternoon ; at which
Meeting_ there will be submitted, for the consideration and av-

prove' 6f the Proprietors of the said Company, drafts and copiesof the following Bills,
_ lst,—A Bill to en

the Edintergh, Leith, and Granton
le a By6nch Railway to the Upper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY. May IL—Wind S.S.W.
A llRlVED.—isabclla, Robson, from Alexandria.
SAT Lun.—Serafin, Galdez, and Luisa y Jesusa, Galdez, for
Havana—Wreath. Lawrence, Bremen—Jamaica, Selkirk, Daa„-
—Mary, Campbell, Africa—Elizabeth Wood, Hadwen, Barb";
dos—Delia 'Walker, Condoy, for Cronstadt—Bavaria,
New York—Droning Marie, Rasmussen Elsinore—Prinq__
Alice, Cummings, Gibraltar—Rover, Purdy, Yarmouth, N.S'
Belinda, Kelly, Callao.

Dreadnonght (steam tug), from Wexford at this port, Willi
wrecked goads from the Rochester.
Huma, that arrived here'yesterday from Malaga, was in c2:1;
tact sth instaut.;'off Scilly; :with 'a. ship, which carried a'
bowsprit and windlass, stove the deck, and killed one man.
Anne Kenny, Baldwin, from Charleston at Waterford.
Old England, hence for Shanghae, at Cove, leaky.
Malley, Shaw, from Mauritius at ditto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ALSO,
A magnificent and grand dis )la - ---
STRAW : NETS,
of every size and descript. , and at most unparalled low prices.
IRIS D SCOTCH LINENS.
This Departm is unusually well stocked at present. To
Families and - otels it is particularly worthy of especial at-
tention.
CARPET, FLOOR CLOTH, DRUGGET, AND DAMASK
WAREHOUSE,
BEE-HIVE,
17 AND 19, PARADISE-STREET.

SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!!
BONNETS! BONNETS! ! BONNETS ! ! !

BECK-WITH HOUSE,
15, PAR,
GENERAL DRAPERY,A
STRAWDISE-STREET AND RIILLINERY
BONNET ESTABLISHMENT.
T ELLIOTT, having returned from the various
ft)• Markets, and from the unfavourable state of Trade, has
been enabled to nurchase every description of GOODS at, un-
usually LOW PRICES.
J. ELLIOTT respectfully invites Purchasers to pay a visit to
this Establishment, feeling assured that they will be consulting
their best interest in so doing.
The undermentioned Lots claim special attention :
Black and Coloured Gros de Naples, from is. 61. per yard.
Rich Fancy Ditto, from Is. 'lid. per yard.
Black and Coloured Satinetts, from Is. 10Id. per yard.
3-4ths Oregon Checks, from 4id.
3-4ths Printed De Laines, fr . per yard.
6-4ths Ditto Ditto, from . per yard.
7-Sths Irish Linens, 73d. per yard.
4-4ths Ditto Ditt roth lOd. per yard.
3-4ths White nbric Handkerchiefs, from 2s. Gd. per dozen.
Large Lot the Printed Muslin, from sd. per yard.
BONNET ROOM.
This Department merits particular attention, being well as-
sorted in every Novelty that has been produced in British or
Forein Articles. In no former Season has the ingenuity of
the Fabricants been more successful than the present, either
in Novelty of Plait, or Gracefulness and Elegance of Shape.
BECKWITH HOUSE,
15, PARADISE-.STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

On FRIDAY next, the 14th Instant
011 the Premises, 13, L'enson•str

9111 E excellent, mode
1 HOLD FURNITURI

tivo ca

The PARLOURS are furnis with S
Sofas, Couches, Loungin d Rocking
Hair Cloth ; Secretai and Bookcase,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

ALMOST EQUIVAL

tinue • but we know Ncell 1
that drain. And it will b,
the commercial world at (.
the-face.
" We beg to direct atter
well-informed correspon(

'nt of the Boa
e hints will t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

The circulation of the STANDARD is now greater
than that, of any Conservative journal in Liver-
pool, and we think we may add, of any provincial
Protestant paper in England. The high respecta-
bility of its readers has always been acknowledged.
Within the last twelve months, our advertisements
have increased nearly one hundred per cent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

THE BENCH AND THE BAR.

The fiat issued against Messrs. Stockdale has been an-
nulled.

An action has been commenced b Mr. Bunn, in the
J
Court of Queen's Bench, against enny Lind, for an
alleged breach of contract, and on Friday week an appear-
ance to the writ of summons issued a few days previously
was entered by a solicitor on the part of the defendant.
The next proceeding will be the declaration, in which the
plaintiff will estimate his damages. Sir F. Kelly and Mr.
Cockburn, Q.C., have been retained for Mr. Bunn. The
cause cannot be tried until the sittings after Trinity Term,
commencing the middle of July.
,THE CHIEF JUSTICESHIP OF THE QUEEN'S BENCH.—
It has been earnestly reported within the last ten days,
that Lord Denman has intimated his intention of resign_
,ing,the high office of Chief Justice of.the Court of Queen's
Bench, to which he was elevated in 1832. Fifteen years'
service allows the occupant a judicial seat to retire' on a
pension. 'lt should be mentioned, that, though entitled
to.a salary of £lO,OOO a year, Lord Denman has declined
receiving more than four-fifths of the sum, or £BOOO a
year.. In the natural and legitimate course of succession,
Sir John Jervis, the Attorney-General, should take Lord
Denman'seat on the bench, if his lordship vacate it, but
there is a whisper that Lord Campbell has proposed him-
self for it.
Mr. JUSTICE Maims's LAST.—During the trial of
Hannah Thomas, for the murder of her child, at Mon-
mouth Assizes, a letter was handed to Mr. Justice Maule,
who demanded—" Who has had the impudence to send
me a letter during a trial for murder ?" The trembling
javelin man.replied, " A female gave it me, my lord, with
directions to give it your lordship immediately." The
judge (throwing the letter contemptuously from him)—
" He calls himself Samuel Jordan, and says'he is a landed
proprietor; he's a very impudent fellow to send me a let-
ter in the middle of.a trial in such a case, and as to the
female; she 'is an impudent--something—or other." A
Cheltenham paper observes--Mr. Justice Maule has a
knack of concentrating much meaning in few words, into
which he infuses a dull of vinegar; and he exercise('
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

FAMILY

THE CELEBRATED MANCHESTER MEDICINE

ATKINSON & BARKER'S ROYAL INFANTS'
PRESERVATIVE is a pleasant and efficacious carmina-
tive, affording instant relief in, and effectually removing, those
alarming and nnmerous complaints to which infants are liable;
as affections of the bowels, difficult teething, the thrush or frog,
convulsions, rickets, &c. • is an admirable assistant to nature
during the progress of the hooping cough, measles, and the
cow pox or vaccine inoculation, and is so perfectly innocent
that it may be given with safety immediately after birth. In
short, whether this medicine enters the palace or the cottage,
the proprietor feels an honest conviction of its power to assuage
maternal pain for infant suffering—to convert that pain into
gladness, that suffering into balmy repose. For adults, in
English cholera, spasms, pain in the bowels, and other com-
plaints of the intestines, owing to wind or obstructions in the
digestive organs, this medicine will be found of infinite service.
It is highly recommended by the faculty.

Prepared and Sold by ROBERT BARKER, 34, Greengate,
Salford, (late of No. 1, Market-place, Manchester,) chemist, by
special appointment, to Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen
Victoria, in bottles at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. M. The 45., 6d.
bottles cantain seven times, and the 2s. 9d. three and:a half
times the quantity of those at la. lid. each. Sold also by all
druggists and medicine venders throughout the civilised world.
Observe the signature, " Robert Barker," on each label
on the bottle; also the names of "Atkinson and Barker" on
the government stamp? in white letters on a red ground, other-
wise it cannot be genuine.—Established in the year 1793.
TESTIMONIAL. FROM AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
. _ -

Cork, 13, Henry-street, Mardi7,.1847.
DEAn St R,—llaving in the course of my practice frequently used your Royal Infants' Preservative with various diseases in-
cidental to Infants and Children, I feel it but due to you to
state that I have found it invariably in Spasms, Pain
in the
Bowels, Acidity of the Primea Vile. Teething, Convulsions,
English Cholera, and in fact every affection to which Infants
are liable, to give ine2nediate relief;
and is a moat desirable
ItedicAge. Remaining, dear Sir, faithfully yonrv,
F.DWARD WILLIAOS.
Robert Berksra Esq., 84, Gc"Aglite, Saaird,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

narking upon the position of

tement was expected, the re-
most par-

ties by surprise, in the filet of the notes and bullion now held in
the banking department having diminished to 63,463,628, (be-
ing a reduction during the week of ,E 927,842,) while their lia-
bilities in the shape of deposits have increased £738,031, mak-

This is tc

y bills at t

perative, and.

telicted

England ht
under the e

at establishment,

ises any power to pr

tect either its o
must be paid fo.

Our imports

hich sc

arties will retard as

INSOLVENCY

'ernment, the Bank, and

o look their difiiimlties fairiy in

ion to a lett(

er from an esteemed and
sac Buchanan, the late

Mr. Buchanan, we may re-
interests to

; and it

I in other publiea-
-trade measures of

lotion, to the corn-

ve are now labouring. One part
cannot restrain ourselves from

in, before it ri
INC SILVER 9

11 be able to

itIILLINGS A

AND ALLOWING-THE BANK

gasket price place the
he home trade, which

a the run on the Bank of
also by parties to hoard

consequences of Sir R.
Totection to British la-

BUCITANA

views, as to the on,-
LAND FEELS ITSELF,

ge yesterday, com-
:rongly stated the
is above."

GUARDIAN

will venture upon

the more cor-

need to sell Govern-

idends; or if it
resorting to the

cl by M

311CHANAN,

!ry well as far as

better shown than
tiardian'e)leading

:tempt tohiqe tlie eriticiti

to con

al the fact that

E APRII, DIVIDENDS OF

,ctora for having per-

,duced so lOW, at

Ise AS TO CAUSE AN

AND TO COMPEL

otice of Mr. Buchanan's
naies which, he seems
of the Bank, but from

atement the fol

conduct of the

.1 that the present•sufferings of
used by the conduct of the Bank
want of
_confidence caused by

tiCIES ABROAD
UPREMACY ON

ill awaken when it is too late to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

1 trtos,Bactiages anb Itatbs

BIRTHS.
On the 28th ultimo, at the Vicarage, Runcorn, the wife o
the Rev. JOHN BARCLAY, M.A., Vicar of Runcorn, of
daughter.
On the Ist instant, her Imperial Highness the Hereditary
Grand Duchess of RUSSIA, of a son.
On the 2d instant, at Brighton, Mrs. EGERTON, of Bun
bury, of a son.
Same day, in Elmbank-crescent, Glasgow, Mrs. D. WAR
TH UR, of this town, of a son.
On the Bth instant, the wife of Mr. HENRY MITCHELL, o
the Liverpool and Manchester Railway-office, of a daughter.
H
On the 9th instant. the lady of Mr. H. V. LEWIS, professor
of music, of this town, of a son.

MARRIED,

On the 24th ultimo, at 4t. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. E
Stewart, JOAN ASPI NALL, Esq., to CAROLINE IL daugl
ter of the Rev. J. WILLIAMS, rector of Llativihang•ell, Mor
mouthshirr.

On the 28th ultimo, at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. Clarke.
Mr. DAVID BABRATT, of Nottingham, to ELIZABETH
HANNAH, daughter of Mr. W. HERBERT, of this town.
Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-11R Mr. JAS,
DAN'-ON, licensed victualler, Mulberry-street, to Mrs. ELIZ,
CONEUX, late of Care-street, Islington.
_

On the 29th ultimo, at of Brereton, by th
Rev. Charles Hodges, M.A., THOMAS HA.9PEIA, LEWIS
Esq., of the Rake House, He!sby, near Chester, to JAN
e'dest daughter of Mr. AMOS SLATER, of Dunkirk House
Brereton, near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire.
Same day, at Wordsley Church, Kingswinford, by the Rev
C. Girdlestone, JOHN MORGAN, Esq., of this town, sewn(

son of Wm. MOrg,n, Esq., of near Abergaycnny
Monmouthshire, to ELIZNBETH PHILLIPS, only daughte
of M. GRAZEBROOK, Esq.' of Audnam, n,:ar Stourbridge.
Same day, at Wrexham, by the Rev. Mr. Cunlilfe, M.A.
FRANCIS LACK, Esq., of Chester, to 11irs HANNAH WIL
LIAMS, of the same place, and niece to Mr. Williams, silk
mercer, &c., of the same place.'
On the 39th ultimo, at the Collegiate Church, Mattel
by the Rev. W. Wilson. M.A., Mr. JOSEPH

ire, to Nli,s ELIZA FAULKNER, (
DAVID S.,

Same day, at Mars
DAVIES, late Chester coachman,
WM. CLARKE, saddler, Eaton, Cheshim.
Same day, at Hilton, by the Rev. G. Posve,
HEATH, ironmonger, Warrington, to PRANCE; J
eldest daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM WADDINGTON, c
Bilton, Warwickshire.
On the 2,1 instant, at St. Philin's Church, Mr. JOHN TIP-
PING to Miss CAROLINE CLARKE.
On the 3d instant, at All Souls' Church, Langbarn-place,
London. by the Very Rev. the Dean of Chichester. the Ma,quis
of SLIGO to the Ho u. ELLEN SIDNEY SMYTHE, daughter
of Viscount STRANGFORD
ot St. Lok”'s Church, Mr. ABRAM ASCROFT,
late Edward Ascroft, Esq., soticitor, to
(IN HASLAM, Esq.
hurch, Mr. T. J. JOHNSON, cf
Chirk, to ELIZA, youngest daughter of Mr.

man, to ALiRY, d

Ighter of Mr

youngest ion of the
ALICE, only daughto

Same d

uke's Char(

4th instant, by the Rev. M. S. Oppent

to FANNY, only daughter of Mr. JOSEPH HESS, Fa.kn

ion, by the Lori Bishop of Ro.

3 of ItO

MARY LOUISA MURI
CHESTER.

Same da

J. L. LEA, Esq
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

STATE OF TRADE

MANCHESTER.—This has been one of the severest and most
trying weeks experienced in Manchester for many years, and
we are sorry to say that the prospects for the coming week are
unrelieved by a single alleviating circumstance. The embar-
rassed state of the money market operates with undiminished
force upon every department of our trade, inducing parties on
all hands to adopt the most cautious policy, and for the present
to confine their operations within the narrowest compass. The
general gloom, arising from the state of our monetary affa;rs,
has been increased by the failure of an American house, whose
liabilities are reported to be considerable, and which will affect
to some extent a few large firms in this town. Under the cir-
cumstances, scarcely any business can be effected, and the
prices of Tuesday last are with difficulty supported. Some ra-
ther extensive purchases of yarns were made early in the week
at very low prices.
ROCHDALE.—The flannel market is very dull, and the de-
mand for all descriptions of goods is limited. Prices in many in-
stances are lower than last week. The wool market is flat, and
manufacturers purchase sparingly. Prices remain firm.
LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town continues much the
same as it has been for some time past, but here, as is the case
throughout all the manufacturing districts, there is more or less
stagnation, arising from the high price of provisions and the
unsatisfactory state of the money market. A good amount of-
business was done in. the Cloth Hall on Saturday for the Ame-
rican trade, but Tuesday's market was one of the dullest we
have had this year. As we have stated more thrn once, great
caution is manifested by all parties, and hence stocks are low,
and prices do not fall much.
DDERSFIELD.—We have no change to notice in the state
of the trade of this town. It continues dull, and we fear it is
likely to remain so. But few buyers have been at market this
week, and they purchased but to ti trifling
BRADFORD.--Wool.—The mar-et is he
to the general scarcity of money
from purchasing by the difilcu
by the near approach of t
for the sale of new w

f their positio

YorkshiiT markets
fails and brokes are dull, at our last

Zing of t

quotations.-18 uu not near or any change in this
branch of the trade, and until better prices can be realised, no
additional machinery will be put to work.—Pieces: There is
nothing different in our market to-day. Things are
steadily
moving on, without any increase in stock or change in prices.
HA LI FA X.---The market was exceedingly dull, and little or no
business done._ For yarns the demand enntinnom I tie., hnf

...... IL, 5.7.1
prices spew little irnprtivetnent, and spinners cannot replace at
the prices offered. In woo! there is no change to notice;_ stocks
begin to get low, es staplers cannot purchase from the farmers
to make a profit.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

his Rooms, ti:

AGENERAL assn
HOUSEHOLD Ft

Clocks, Chin'

fKitchfn
.Requis4pernd o

At.sp, a sj

viewed prior to the sal

and Cat

'Conimission-A

IRE, PIANO,
By

Set of elaborately Carved Chinese CHESS-
pieces of SILKS and SATINS direct from

alognes had of Mr.
rket -

CAMDEN-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Sailing on the let and 16th of every Month

EUROPE, A. C. MARSHALL
YORKSHIRE. D. G. BAI LE

620 tons..l6th May,
11(20.4nv:: Ist June,
tons.. I6th June
1100 tons.. Ist July.
750 tons.. 16th July

IK, T. B. (

NEW 1(
COLUNI
OXFOR
CAMBRIDGE, G. S. PEAIIO9I
MONTEZUMA. A. B. Lo El

16th august

FIDELIA, W. G. HAEpeCAFF

These ships are all of the first class, commanded by men
of character and experience. The Passage-money is established
at TWENTY
„GU I NEAS, for which ample. stores of every.

which will be fumiihed by the Steward, if required.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
I be collected at the rate of four

Freight by these packets w
dollars and eighty cents to ti

-- ,

NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS

Sailing on ti

ASHBURTON. HowLA ND...
PATRICK HENRY, DELANO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11

Two o'c

100 Bales
300 Bales

Buenos Ang:rfirl-

rithout res

A SMITH
L-1 Burgess-f

ABRAM GA

'eet, Live

IMPORTANT TO ALKII

E OF T'AT,C
FE RANKS (

NORTH VIAL

BAGILLT,
On WEDNESDAY, the 19th it

noon, at the
(unless previous
notice will be gi

fine merino

&c., a

:e Treaty, of which due

AFreehold- Pia of LAND, containing 7334 squ,
Yards, or thereabouts, with the WORKS now erected tin

The FLAT SWALLO

)od D3au.T.LIVG-HOUSE and
&c.
Lester, will also be offered for

vantageously situated, ns t
close to the Riv(
passes immedin*

Exports
have the

a Valuat

the Owners 11
Messrs. LAN!

DESIRABLE 1

On WEDNESDAY the 26t

,ss-street. Liver:
N, and BATSON,

at One o'c'ock in the after-

conditions to be then and there produced
A Li. that PiPrc. nr Pnrool ni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

the inside of a boat under the thwarts. The inventor is
A. H. Holdsworth, Esq., of Dartmouth, who is well known
for his many valuable inventions, and contributions to
science. The went of the natentees had a boat fitted

with the tubes, and holes bored through the bottom, fitted
with plugs. On a signal given the rowers withdrew the
plugs, and the boat filled to the gunwale. They still rowed
on, with the inconvenience only of a cold bath. Several
hundred-weights of iron were added, but the boat still
maintained her buoyancy. The experiment was perfectly
successful.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

In the fo.

lowing remarkable case the lady had been both deaf
and dumb from the virulence of the complaint.

February 19th, 1847.
Mrs. Gibbons, of Tivoli-place, Cheltenham, was for two years
so dreadfully afflicted with Erysipelas that she became (how-
ever extraordinary it may appear) both blind and deaf, from
d dnringthe whole of the time she

the severity of the.disease
was attended by several

k;neitennam, without receive,., natever, and, as a
last resource, she tried Holloway and Ointment, which
in two months perfectly cured the dreadful complaint, and like•
wise restored her to health.
in- Mrs. Stoyle, the very respectable landlady of the Ne,
market Inn, Cheltenham, can bear witness to this cure.
also be authenticated at the Stationers, No. 10, Ar-
street, Cheltenham.
In all Diseases of the
cers, Bad Breasts, Sore

benefi
's Pills t

in, Bad L

,gs, Old Wounds and Ul

:oney and

Tuniours, Swellings, Gout, Rheumatism, and Lumbago, likewise
in cases of Piles ; Holloway's Pills, in all the above cases, ought
to be used with the Ointment ; as by this means cures will be
effected with a much greater certainty, and in half the time that
it would require by using the Ointment alone. The Ointment
is proved to be a certain remedy for the bite of Moschettoes,
Sand-flies, Chiegofoot, Yaws, and Coco bay, and all Skin Dis-
eases common to the East and West Indies, and other tropical
.•

Burns, Scald!, Chilblains, Chapped Hands ancl
_Lipp, als•

_
of the Ointment.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) Lon-
all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicines
ilized World, in Pots and Boxes, at Is. lid.,
There is a very con-

don ; and by a
throughout the (

siderable saving in taking the larger sizes.
N.B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to
each Pot and Box.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

that a

be once shone out a

her hai

she may again shine, a star in the co

enabled to resist the encroachments of the gi...
grasping powers that surround her; and that, if she be s.,_
singly unequal to the struggle, she may claim and obtain with the,. __
the assistance of that remote, but ever-present and influ- cence so self-cons,. __ —.&-satisfied. Osborne .
ential empire, which has witnessed with such intense and stately portrait, with that of his great silver inkstand
glowing interest the spirit of early Greece reviving in the arm-chair, had taken the place of honour in the din:
bosoms of her sous.—Dublin University Magazine. room, vacated by the family-piece.---Vanity Fair.

pan old, what b.
fish family-portr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

by an
Smith

on the
Monde

Tan
chase,
hy the
The tc

will al

engag
of .£2l
all Tes
Cu

five ol
comb(

.combs
In th
Albiol
the A
to go
tested
been I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

Osborne's

dent then from modern

denuded of

those who are mo

driest, scantiest

veneration for II
Trojan war
.tothi

cur so cu.
fess that

which would at f

mint from the

dti"ring the whole t

ling tin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

:ed will

ng it impossible to resit.
he divine tal

of f,bl

vve mea

) relinquish without effort the Ar:

act a p:

plolts of Theseus or the labours of
le at mention of a race of Amazons

the sceptical Arrian nor Julius Ctesar himself ventured t

doubt their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL DISTRICT
BANKING COMPANY.
THE Directors HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that a
DIVIDEND at the rate of EIGHT SHILLINGS PER
SHARE, for the Half-year ending 30th June last, (being Eight
per Cent. per Annum, clear of Income Tax, which is paid by
the Bank,) will be payable to the Proprietors, at the Head Bank
and Branches on and after WEDNESDAY, the 11th of August.
The TRANSFER BOOKS will be CLOSED from the date of
this notice till the said 11th of August.

By order of the
PHILIP THOMSON.
_ _ _

Manchester, 28th July, 1847,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

a great deal of talk at Lyons of the
printing presses in the houses of certain r€

izure of clandestine

....-••••-••••• ••••••.,-,4
of Correctional Police for having clandestinely kept a press,
but the hearing of the case was postponed. The director
of the convent of the Chartreux was, however, convicted
of that offence, and, not appearing, was condemned 1
default to pay 10,000 f. and six m
Paris Paper.
GREAT CA STINE

The New York papers recot
on Saturday afternoon, of. the bed-plates fi
of the steam-ship -

when d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

in the course of the inflation

3: W. broke the n

e, rose immediate]
weights, &c. ; am

persons were holding the rop-es, Yet tlie st
wind, and the buoyancy of the balloon were

great, that
,nd 40 feet

they were earr

.e precipitated to the ground. Fortunately only one
htly injured. Many hundred pgsons -

'ere in tt
4pd! hn

gardens, Who,- of course, were sadly disam
finding that such an accident had occurred tc

Mr.' Gal

departed from the grounds in peace. A disorderly mot
however, who had accumulated outside t
thinking that it was not true that
ccident, begat
of a held belonging to

were on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 30.
To-day there is a small attendance of millers, and the trans-
actions in every article of the trade are of a liinited'retail cha-
racter. On Wheat we have to note a decline of 6s. to 7s. per
qoartor from this day se'nnight. Oats are offered per st.,
and Shelling Is. per toad cheaper. Beans maintain late prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES,

NUMBER OF NEW PATIENTS ENTERED ON THE BOOKS OF THE
DISPENSARIES DURING THE WEEK ENDING ALTO. 2.
NORTH.—New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, 278; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 213: total, 491.—Visitors, Walter F. Mac-
Gregor, Esq., Vice-President; Mr. J. H. Macrae, Mr. E. T.
Kearsley, Mr. J. G. Morris. House Surgeon, Mr. Archibald
A rnott.

SOUTH.--New cases received advice and medicine at the in-
stitution, 233 ; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup-
plied with medicine, 129; total, 362.—Visitors, Charles Booth,
Esq., Vice-President ; Mr. James Mulleneux, Rev. D. D. Stew-
art, Rev. Cyrus Morrall. House Surgeon, Mr. John Leech.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

t remained over ur

The weather continu-
ing fine in the extreme for securing the Wheat crop in
excellent condition, caused millers to act with some caution
this morning, and it was necessary to submit to a de-
cline of horn Bs. to 10s. per quarter before any progress
could be made in sales ; and even at this reduction but a

If samples

portion of the supply was disposed
lading purposes, and may be quo

sells slow

demand for- Oats was limited in extreme, at
Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the rates of this day se'n

,ew Peas at mark
Beans, owing to

to 6. per_qr

scaicity, about

maintained last week's quotatidr

SMITHFIELD CATTI

MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
7 is larger than for some months
ed in consequence of continued
111, at much lower

lc is ver

prices. Soak few Choice- Scots have made rather above our
highest quotations, but more cannot be safely quoted as a fair

average for best qualities. From Holland rind Germany we
have 727, from Ireland 200, Lincolnshire 600, Leicester and
Northamptonshire 1,300, Cambridzeshire 300, and the remain-
der from various parts of the country. The number of Sheep
is also on the increase; a large proportion, however, are of

inferior quality, and there is conseque.,—, .y little reduction
in the price of the choicest descriptions. Some of the most
selling Downs and half- breds barely reaching ss. 4d; all
other kinds are rather lower. Good Lambs are scarce, and
late pric9s are fully maintained. We have many middling
tali,. money. There is a considerable

reduction in the price of Calv

lower, in consequence-of the very

YESTERDAY

he corn market to-day ha

f iipprov

•om 89,

once in stocks

DEATH FROM TEETHIN

held before the Borough Coroner, on view of the body of
Elizabeth 111`Ginn aged five months. The mother said
the child was in bed with her, and she found it dead, and
lying upon its face, in the morning. A surgeon was called,
but could .not account for death without dissection of the

deceased

uced by teeth-

ary Kenn

lizabeth Pi,

Elizabeth O'Neale, Catherine Purcell, and
committed for trial on a charge of
ghing 100 lbs., from the

of wheat,

quay, part of the cargo of an American

A. WATERSPO
mdent of the

)RECAMBE BAY
er Guardian sa

A corre-
-" I was

fortunate er

Ihenom(

g with

afternoon

noticed

rig for a shower

There appeared t
it, which quickly ex

surtace a p
ids (the tide being out

and was not

We guessed

to get a view of

the sands, and in about fkr or five minutes from our first
observing the peculiarly-pointed cloud, we saw a dark-
blue grey line extend from the clouds to the sands, to a
point about a mile and a half from the shore. It was a
narrow, well-defined line, I presume, of falling water, for
at its lower end the wet sand and water appeared to be
beaten into foam, as I imagine it would be by a waterfall.
The line of falling water, if so it was, was not perpendi-
- outh, and about midway between
eared nearly horizontal. After
about 15 minutes from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, to wit.
GILBERT HENDERSON, ESQUIRE, RECORDER.
THE COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS of the
PEACE for the BOROUGH will be held, in the CROWN
COURT, in the SESSIONS-HOUSE, in Chapel-street, on FRIDAY,
the 6th day of August next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon.
No Traverse will be tried unless entered on the first day of
the Sessions, or previously, at the Office of the Clerk of the
Peace, No. 6, Brunswick-street.
And all Indictments for Misdemeanours found at these Ses-
sions against persons admitted to Bail, must be entered for
trial before Twelve o'clock on the day after the discharge of
the Grand Jury, or the trial will stand over.
WRIGHT, Clerk of the Peace.
Clerk of the Peace's Office, 23d July, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-03

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XLCULATION

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us VII. died inlB2,

29 : Leo XII. died in 18

gory XVI., who

lave died in 1

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pply to thee-pr9sent pope, wh

are past (1824 and 1842). But if we
XII., Pius VIII., and Gregory XVI.),
to the year 1855, and Pius IX. has ei

him, to

Ifil the high mission

the Val

the nineteenth centut

le following c

be made known to every fruit grower, sumn
being too frequently altogether neglected. IN
the authority of The Botanic Garden and Fri

present mont
horizontally or by the fan mode
are acquainted with their habits
.ncy, during the growing season, to prodt
itery shoots, near the points at which t

it is well known

and the t

to itself, would

or four

y starve th

rai the earliest-formed (and

of caus

These water

first on which we commence operation

aoiw-iiinching off their points, when they are six or eigh
inches in length, This will in general occur when th

he size of an acorn

tence of the operation is, that the sap, which the 'rob
would, by their rapid extension, have consumed, i
Jelled into the fertile branches, for the nour -
fruit. In June and July, a thinning out of tl
)ts is to be gradually effected, and the rema

et ,
) about six or eight inches in length, taking care to
1 growing unstopped at the extremities, to de
ling sap. Care must now be taken, that ligl
nonest all the branches

.nd by ti

sufficient shoots should h
liuht

e been removed

mgh the whole fabric of the trE

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thus relates for the simple pur-
-1 the minds of the Greek people