The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-06 00:00:00

Grapes :
_1 and 2, 'Thom

son, gardene

3, J. B. Yates

Ditto-1 and '3,-"f1

Esq., TimotiiyasiE;

J.. 8. Yates, Esq. ;3, :R.-H. Jones, Esq. Six Nectarines :1,
J. B. Yates, Esq. ; 2, Robertson Gladstone, Esq. Six Apri-
c..ots : 1, John Ravenscroft, Esq., Alexander King, gar-
,,,,,d 3, J. B. Yates,. Esq. One Melon : 1 and 3,
ckburne, Robert Reilly, gardener ; 2, J. B. Yates,
Mr. John Harrison ; 2, Edwd.
_A. Apples (Table) : 1 and 2, Henry Harrison, Esq,,
Joseph Hutchinson, gardener ; 3, John Harrison. Six'
W. H. Haynes,.
Ditto (Ouilinary) : 1 and 3,
Bates, Esq. Six Pears : 1, Mr. John Harrison ; 2, Edwd.
Bates; Esq. ; S. R. Healey, Esq. Raspberries (a dish): 1_
Robertson Gladstone, Esq. ; 2, Henry Harrison, Esq. ; 3,
JE.sqß.: Yates, Esq.jo
, Esq., John,
Webster, gardener ; 3, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow, Charles
Jones, gasebrdeerX;(a2,&J.llß).: Yla'tes
Jones, gardener. Currants, red (a dish) i 1 and 2, J. J.
gar-
dener. Ditto, white (ditto): 1, S. R. Healey,. Esq.; 2, W.
Bibby, Esq. ; 3, W. H. Haynes, Esq., William Jones,
B. H. Jones, Esq. ; 3, Mr. John
H. Haynes, Esq. ; 3, J. B. Yates, Esq. Ditto, black (ditto) :
1 Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow; 2, mr. Charles Rylance ,• 3,
W. H. Haynes, Esq. Cherries (a dish) : 1, Edward Bates"
2d, 2;nd 3, Mr. John Harrison.
Esq. ; 2, Charles Saunders, Esq. ; 3, B. H. Jones, Esq'
HPlarrisso(na.disFhigs:
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dener ;
J. B. B

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--i,---s 6.—VEGETABLES.—(Specimens to be named).
B CLASS 6._V TAS S.(Specnns to be Darned)
Best leosllection of six vegetables : 1, Mr. John Harrison ;
2 easnd 3, Robertson Gladstone, Esq. Two cucumbers : 1,
Mr. Charles lb-lance ; 2 and 3, J. R. Jareys, Esq,, win.
gardener. Two cauliflowers : 1 and 2, Mr. John
nurseryman ;3, James Livsey, q•,
q Robert
3, Edward Bates, Esq.
gardener. Peas (a dish) : 1, William Bates,
3, James Livsey, Esq. Ditto, broad
._,l,seai.;Potter,
Adamson,
021itB
Beans, French, (a dish) : 1, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrow ; 2,
(a dish) : 1, B. H. Jones, Esq. ;
William Bates, Esq. ; 2, Mr. J. B. Leather-
barrow ;3, Robertson Gladstone Esq. Curled Parsley (a
dish) : 1 and 3, William Bates, Esq. • 2, Mr. John Lear-
J. J. Bibby, Esq. ;
mond. Bunch of onions : 1, Mr, 'Charles Rylance ; 2 and
3, Mr. John Harrison. Bunch of six carrots : 1,2, and
3, Mr. Charles Rylance. Bunch of six turnips : 1 and 3,
Mr. Charles Rylance ; 2, Robertson Gladstone, Esq.
Bunch of celery (three sticks) : 1 and 2, Robertson Glad.
stone, Esq. ; 3,111 r. John .Learmont. Tomatoes : Extra
prize, Gilbert Greenall, Esq., M.P.
Some groups of wax flow(

by Miss Newton, W(

.ceedytgAy

a, and formed a ve

y striking feature of

the eibil3iiioii

lyilo7:ll`3Zar2
1 EFFECT OF THE BETTING ACT.—An unexpected
,i,aplroethitebritofaci`
result
from this act-
fora fight ;" and for that, among other
', Broome announces that he has given up pugilism.
advantage will (it
appears
wfrill°
reasonsAlll AND es
that
RAILIVA.Y.—The di-
rectors' report to be presented to the half-yearly meeting
to-morrow a
rthe past .
ill state that the revenue fo
18o2,war w
it was as E 451,700 ; a r the corresponding period of
£408,607nd fo
. The disbursements for the past
half-year were £188,113 ;. and in the correspnding,. hair-
y of 1852, they were £172,816. The main increase in
the working 4 1
expenses shows itself under the respective
heads of locomotive power," "merchandise charges,"
and " maintenance of way." In the two former cases this
--led apart from the circumstanep

ase must not be r

of a material increase
of goods conveyed, a
curred and s'

znings and the weT2li

the addiiional

The various MON

Lges question in t
ihire and Yorks'

Le large manufacturing towns of Lan-,
re, and a gener:a! rise in the prices of

no inconsiderable degree to aug:
;ements. The balance of revenue
nt of interest and dividend, and
s. 10d. It is recoil,-

other fixed char
mended that a e

£2'74.60:

annum, less into'

£6,480 2s. sd. to be carried for

e next aecou

lV
YRICNCH LANGITAGE.—MOBS. L. P. PLIMITOT, At the re-
qu cst of several large families, has determined to introduce
Ladies of ail ages to any of the fifteen different Classes di
, arts,)
rected by him, in Six respectable Educational Establishment;
for Young Ladies, on the same terms as the Pupils themselves
Mons. P. has classes of all gradations, from beginners in the
French Alphabet tg the Pupils capable not only of understand
lag very well the Classic Works used by him, (the sam -
adopted in the best Educational Establishments in p e•s
but also capable of speaking and writing correctly the
krench
Language. Each Lady has the option of remaini
different classes one, two, or three hours twice n_,....!1,; in_ the

lemay be introduced also ....
ttabm!ieslnii of
tVI ales,forYoung Gentlemen, on the same term
Pupils. Prospectuses, with Directions as to each E
meut, Terms, and many Testimonials from Lam--it. —b
men, and Gentlemen who have learned the Frf
upon Mons. P.'s new system during the last
be had at any time, at the Professor's Resist,
is at home every _day from Half-past One to Two •In tt7rfiear.
noon. No. 45, UPPER PARLIAMENTATREET. Private Les-
sons for Ladies or Gentlemen, at the Professor's Residence at the Pupils' Residence, or by Correspondence as usuae The next Quarter commences on the 3rd of October,

s ss th

" RED CROSS" LINE OF PACKETS

'ii::i SAUL, MARTINDALE and CO,
ti?Olf despatch a regular succession of
FIRST-CLASS PACKETS
to the different Ports of America,
For NEW YORK.
Tons.
LADY FRANKLIN, YEATON 2500
"'WASHINGTON, PHILLIPS 2500...
'ARIEL, REED 2300..
'WILLIAM SPRAGUE, CHA.CE 1500.
CRNERAL DUNLOP, SROLFIELD 2000..
'CUMBERAND, HOOPER 1800....
C. NESMITH, SALSBURY 2000
ZARAGANSET, EDMONDS 1500
RA, NKLIN KING. BORLAND 2000
STERN QUEEN, EMERY 2000
iKXllntry.
A-4,3/4,0.N1A, MALONEY. 2OOO
IR HUNTER, BuscHE 1800
. '",
yi,,„,CHRSTER. MoottE 2OOO —
ONTHE, YOUNG 2000
10Eyto ..., For PHILADELPHIA.
-lust,. uORDO, CHANDLER 2OOO 20th S't3RELAND, DECAN 2500 20th Oct,c
IBUENA. v„,,,, For BALTIMORE.
_ALBUs, G'notA, THEOBALD l5OO.
,ALEXANDRV°RY 1400.
ANNAPoLis,. Jour/sox 1500.
_LIZZIE HAR.v?,itaHast l5OO.
.2ENOBIA, u 4 D,
LAWRENCE lOOO..
... NsoN 1900...
SAXON, CROSB l'or NEW ORLEANS.
,cAzt 2OOO This Day
QUEEN, m
The above Ship,TNE:Y 2OOO 15th Sept.
the most recent Imar- of the largest class, and combine all
comfort of Passenasrovements conducive to the health and
Berths in the First,
r, s
..Secured by remitting , econd, and Third Classes can be
Subscribers. eposit of L 1 for Each Person to the
For fuhe particulars imply to
tVJ, 11AIITINDALEI 11114 CO., 36, Waterloo-road.

To sail

This Day
9th Sept,
15th Sept

...10th Sept
...20th Sept.
...20th Oct.
...20th Nov.

For NEW ORLEANS,
The fine first-class American Ship
NORTHAMPTON,
W. REED, Master ;
„n--7Burthen per register 952 tons ; now on her
second voyage; and will meet with prompt despatch.—For
freight apply to
W. TAPSCOTT and CO., Old Hall, 35, Oldliall-street.