The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-28 00:00:00

SAFE INVESTMENT FOR SPARE CAPITAL'

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDA t,
SlR,—Charity begins at home ; but the Times, forgsej
ting the old maxim, with one full stride has outstega,6
fair England altogether, and landed on poor Treltr,
profligate landlords, with its powerful leading thonno
bolts, which they richly deserve. But it is too ba
take no notice of the negligent landowners of Fitt,
P
and Scotland in the leading journal of Europe. the
their keen eye must soon perceive that the capital 0. ped,
kingdom is getting into wrong channels at railway SP',t4
and the sooner the tide is turned before John lAuli ,
upon his last locomotive leg the better for all interq,
The sooner the draining of the soil, the rooting out plij
fences with their accompanying weeds, at present disV
buting their seeds with such a lavishness over the eoulili;
with the removal of sitfast boulders, and the use of t.„
subsoil plough when reqrired, is commenced with all egel,
venient speed, the better for our favoured islands, 'villa
could beat the world, were only a portion of British s
and capital brought to bear with effect on its dorulalie
agriculture, so long and falsely entrenched behind
bulwarks of old and long prevailing custom. It is pitiau,l
at agricultural and other meetings, to hear great landof_t,
ers complimenting each other on the understanding 01:1,4
sisting between them and their tenants, who gene of
have only a lease of one year, entirely at the caprice, 6
the owner. How can agriculture improve under such
dependent system ? where the interest in the soil °op.,
very limited; and how can the tenantry rise in resPetco
bility and attain influence, which their position as c jog
vators of the soil say they ought to occupy ; far
the soil with effect requires a knowledge far greater toit
any other branch of employment in the kingdom, an the
is only man's abuse, in not returning to the soil all- ea
refuse, both solid and liquid, after the soil has been t.:e
of its superfluous moisture, that causes any deterioraooo,
as the atmosphere supplies very nearly all the rest.
I am, sir, your obedint servant,
Estrageath, Perthshire.
WILLIAM BWIN

On Friday, Michael Ryan and Thomas RYall e
executed at Clonmel for the murderofSub-consnbtio
Crowdey. Neither of them made any declaration "'
their guilt or innocence.
CURRENCY CONGRESS.—We understand that s--ees.
gentlemen who take a deep interdSt in the currency cluoti
tion are to meet this week in the metropolis from all P,,sel
of the country, for the purpose of holding a eurreigs.
congress. The congress is expected to sit for several ciLof
and will probably commence its labours on Thur-tie,
next. We are also informed that several of the gen,(l,
men who are to be present, and take part in the pree.the
ings, are members of respectable banking firms in mile
provinces, and that others are partners in mere9',,,,e
houses of high standing. There are, we are told, 5;4v
differences of opinion among them as to the precise be
ing on which the currency of the country ought to
placed, but all are agreed in the propriety of an imme,s44,
and entire repeal of the Bank Restriction Act of
The great majority, we may further state, are for
currence to a paper currency, and the re-issue 0'
notes.— Observer.
RECOVERY OF THE BILLS STOLEN FROM ROG..vtts that
Co.'s BANK.—It transpired in London, on SaturdaPdco.
the notes stolen from the bank of Messrs. Rogers allbberY
have at length been recovered by that firm. The r,0,, and
took place, it will be recollected, in November 184100.
the amount of bank-notes was £43,000, and of gold x's and
There were also many bills of exchange. The
bills are stated to have been returned on Fr:da_Y,VshaP°
through the Parcels Delivery Company, just n;he strong'
in which they were originally deposited n
f course, 110
room of the banking-house; but the old, ° the Use
been made away with. For the past year or tWol
sloe
of the amount has been granted to the firm in theit nosS
of an advance from the Bank of England on thaeilpo
of security. The particulars of the recovery' irb' eop
now taken place, have not, so far as we are aw 11111
publicly communicated, but a precise explanation
~°t,t is
the circumstances is due to the mercantile world, an
to be presumed that it will be given.
A tO
ANOTHER HEAVY FAILITRE.—We have to-dayhl b
nounce another serious failure, the apprehension 01_000-
has for the past few weeks been hanging over the l''„cft-
market, The old-established East India-house 0,1, Cock-
noterning,
erell and Co. has suspended payment, and although
üblic
liabilities are understood to be below what the the
would have anticipated, they are still extremely lar e
got
total being £600,000, of which £500,000 consists .1.-
ceptances. The stoppage is to be attributed to thei 507,,g,
taneous pressure for money in this country and In°
gravated by the discredit which in times of diffitultYpol
ways thrown upon houses which, like that of Cockerel
Co., instead of drawing upon a separate and inclePulioto
firm, carry on their correspondence with a djA;
establishment. Of the £500,000 acceptance of thet ool9don house, it is, however, satisfactory to learn tlia,ooe,
£300,000 consists of the draughts of the Calcutta ea:
the remainder being drawn by other parties, sch°t the
e
gagements may possibly be protected. We have
same time to add (notwithstanding the right svP,,,roeal,
public from past experience have to distrust all sta'ffaseo
of a probable surplus on the part of a suspendeO,.e 0
that it is said by those who have investigated led ia
counts, and whose opinion is in every respect cit_li.reo,,
weight, that there is in the present instance not 01,1,,iriibP',
son to•hope for a surplus, but also for a very censlost
one. If such shall be the case, it will afford thermv fire
cere gratification to all parties, since there are '`A
whose partners are individually more esteeroeu" fr
George Larpent, the recent candidate for the citY, IL 0
one of its most active members. Mr. John Cockerel-I'P
will be remembered, was formerly in the Bank dire e%,
but he resigned the office about ten years back, WileV
appeared to him that the extent of his own business 03,y
interfere with the fulfilment of its duties.—Times of
terday.
,tbv
ROYAL LIVER THEATRE..—The performances
favourite establishment continue of a high order. 9.00,
the week a series of " poses plastiques" have been.hol‘
consisting of groups to illustrate George Cruierititef
striking engravings of the Bottle, or the fruits ° doe
perance. A very pretty young vocalist, Miss 1101 e 000;,
ter of the manager, has made a decided hit with 10?
ence. During the week her singing of the beantleceilA
lad, " On the Banks of Allan Water," has been r
with rounds of applause. She possesses a fino Ol'ga I)fr,
cultivated.; and promises to be a first-rate arti,stb,
night, she was well, received in the ballad,
through the rye." Caf
- THEATRE ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUAB."'
MENCEMENT OF THE WINTER SEASON.—TPIS e—cier
ment opened last night for the winter season, 110„0
permanent management Mr. H. Coleman, with a c
ful and efficient company. The theatre has bid r
roughly cleansed, and the whole of the proscel,,nue
fronts of the boxes repainted and decorated. v".corto)
formances commenced with the " Flowers of the IA1;4
a three act drama by Mr. Buckstone, which Ncli.4,
in London, last season upwards of a hundred nig°'; b!
cast was very effective, comprising Mr. Buckstoo
self, in his. original character as Cheap John, NllslP''',,i
william, sad Miss K. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Normal',
Walton, Mr. Chute, Mr. J. Browne, Fitzr°)A,
other favourites. It is a stirring, bustling Ikleice
received throughout with great applause, Ba",
Cheap John was irresistibly droll, as wasßrowns'atild
Mrs. Fitzwilliam, and Miss Fitzwilliam, the Fl,d ,Pie
Starlight Bess and the latter as Jerravel, a grto j'
made the most of characters expressly suited "ore
powers. Mrs. Norman's Zingara was also a roost 0
able performance. A new drama, " The jacobitY
/owed, and the whole concluded with the farce o'/
Devil to Pay." The house was an excellent one:,./

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY, Wth SEPTEMBER.--Wind S. „f`
ARRIVED.—AmeIia Mary, —, from New York. ocert
SAlLED.—Briton's Pride, Scott, Constantinople--; jotol
Bahia—Gilbert Jamieson, Watson, Malta, &c.—Ade`„iii
Malta—Spruce, Clarke, Riga—Alida, Doonbos, an,rocsv/
Baring, Goth, Rotterdam—Watson, Frost, St. Pet
Carron, Rae, Narva—Eady Bassitt, Neil, Newton'''. 0(
tharine, Thompson, Bahia—Jane Blain, Killin„C,oo,;'
Hope, &c.—Cairo, Child, New Orleans—Republic,_„4so"
York—Aurora, Donnenberg, Stetttin—Alliance, ,
Conqueror, :114Auley, Charleston—Phoenix, Knilfidt,;ll
tiana—Cicero, Richardson, Cnba—Maria, °,„tir
ina, Gomilly, Halifax, N.S.—Aeroe, Goldsman, ic„e:s(.o
monie, Fethers, Leghrn—Giulia,' Staparick, Mal' So
publican, Appleton, Modenblik—Delaware, Patten, 4,
leans—Annezina Kouper, Rotterdam. FthO
Henry Winch, sailed from Calcutta for this port
Caroline, sailed from Monte Video for 'this poll A.
Bell, Wells, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Antelope, (steamer,) ditto at ditto, in 30 days.
Esther Ann, Hunter, hence at Pernambuco.
Osprey, Brown, from Callao at Cove.
Confucius, Scott, hence at Woosung Ist July. Ali. Of
Milincgehtea,m, Hunter,wilsonh,ehnecenefe fox Quebec,
uebec, offoffliipco2f-nttbde
Ern
August.
Hannah Salkeld, Robinson, hence a t Calcutta 70
William Prowse, —, hence at Anier.

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'CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
rfUnder the Patronage of the Nobility and Gentry.
lIE Original and 'Popular ETHIOPIAN MELO-
to_ DISTs, and NEW YORK SERENADERS, Messrs. Levi-
14.11tamsdale, Saunduland, Lee, and Hutsfield.
These renowned Performers, whose unrivalled delineations
"ero Life and Character hve been the theme of universal
4, admiralion, will give their inimitable ENTERTAINMENTS at
To bov
witROW
e —all, o
(n s
the Evening of
, Wednesday,) the 29th inst., and on FRIDAY
4. next, the Ist of October,
'“,„"lag in Music and Song the Sayings and Doings of the
in4h° Population in the Land of Brother Jonathan, conclud-
g, e Entertainment with a New Model of STEAM-ENGINE
-",RELLIZATION, or Atmospheric Go a-head.
,T9eseAc'NOE OF PROGRAMhadMEtheEACH
nol Cof performingEN ING.
;112e Gentlemen
inhiyeesbefore
peof the Ettrope, at London, Cheltenham,
elleasier, and Leamington including Sir Robert and Lady
itl: Lord Dudley and `Captain Marquis of Lansdowne, the
noilLik,,e,v• Dr. Brown, Berkeley, &c., and are pro-
DY the Public Press the only true delineators of Arne-
ville,arLife, Manners, Customs. &c. Not a shade or grade of
atte;,i,t): is mixed up with this truly pleasing and original
in a 'o Proauce a more refined School of Negro character ;
the :rd, there is nothing in the slightest degree to displease
kuost fastidious and refined taste.
other party Public are informed that the Melodists copy no
Adm. , but most respectfully solicit a comparison.
bathelasi% :—Reserved Seats. 25.; Side Gallery, Is. ; Body,
amence at Eight o'Clock ; Books of the Words to be
d
oor. Director, Mr. T. B. HILL.

CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
AGRAND CONCERT will be given on MONDAY
EVENING next, the 4th October,
VOCA LI STS :
MRS. SUNDERLANB, MISS WHITNALL,
MR. JOSEPH ROBINSON, MR. WALLWORFH,
and JOHN PARRY,
Curiosity
will sing his celebrated Scena, "Blue Beard, or Fatal
`lriosity ;" also a new Song, " Miss Harriet and her Gover-
4ess, or a Young Lady's Thoughts on Education."
MR. R. BLAGROVE,
(Of the Nobility's Concerts, London,)
the celebrated Performer on the Concertina, will play two of
float admired Solos on that fashionable instrument.

Admission :—Body, 6d. ; Side Gallery, is. 6d.; Reserved
seats, 3s. To commence at Eight o'Clock. Tickets to be had
the Music Shops, Journal Office, and Concert Hall.

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
IyIEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are hereby in-
formed, that

THE FOURTH UNDRESS
place CONCERT
for the Year 184 will take
On MONDAY EVENING 7 NEXT, the 4th of October.

. -
A. MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION OF MUSIC
T Will be performed, including
follow:" FIRST PART OF HAYDN'S " SEASONS.”
The re ~,
Firrii-Ilalualg Concerts for the Year will take place as
FOljitirtiuNroltESS (Instrumental). MONDAY, Oct. 25th.
UNDRESS
SIXTti " GRAN FULL-DRESS MONDAY, Nov. 22nd
.. D
By order, MONDAY, Dec. 20th.
Conz • WSI. SUDLOW, Hon. Sec.
•---...„
ftlitee-room, 27th September, 1847.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY, 1847.
AJXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN
Old ISTS is NOW OPEN, at the Rooms. of the Academy,
eetai:stoflice-place, Church-street. Admission, One Shilling ;
bee gtes, Sixpence ; Children under twelve years of age, Half
per • s,',e,ason Tickets—Gentlemen, Five Shillings; Ladies',
'''orneei dins a d Sixpence. Open from Ten o'clock in the
---ng until Dunsk.
WM. GAWIN HERDMAN, Secretary.
GRox
'TES'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE HOLY
N LAND.
ow EXHIBITING to fashionable and delighted
50, ',..‘ssemblies MORNING and EVENING, at
The uIIURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
their ,crowded and respectable audiences which nightly testify
rende'rP.Probation of this singular and extraordinary Exhibition,
appeal unnecessary for the Proprietor to make any further
exPres:in Its behalf. At the same time he cannot refrain from
'4l)Drobeag his sincere acknowledgments for the unprecedented
erltry4 the performances have already receivffl from the
ENt,TI trusis Inhabitants in general of Liverpool and its environs ;
.71( will endureried entertainments selected for the ensuing
arlorni,him a continuance of their favours.
6d 3.10 weienrf,ormance, commencing at Eleven, Twelve, One,
Ev' o`.".,ildre,',-c,"- Admission—Front Seats, Is. ; Back Seats,
Nine Per74,l Servants, Half Price.
Day ° ance, commencing at Six, Seven, Eight, an
and 130arruniission—Fron. t Seats, 6d. ; Back Seats, 3d.
hg Schools admitted at Half Price.
LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

RON.
The Right lioPA
n. T
the Earl of Derby.
PRESIDENT.
The Right Hon. Lord Stanley.
The Right VICE-PRES/DENTS.
Hon. the Earl of Sefton.
The Right Hon. Lord Lilford.
William Blundell, Esq.
Samuel Taylor, Esq.
Charles Scarisbrick, Esq., and
Henry Hoghton, Esq.
'THE SHOW of LIVE STOCK, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, ROOTS, &c., will take place on
the 30th instant, in the NorthHaymar Haymarket.
The GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the MEMBERS
will be holden the same day, at Ten kat the Neptune
Hotel, Clayton-square.o OC
The DINNER, will be at Messrs. LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, at
Five o'clock. Tickets, 4s. 6d. each, (including dessert,) to be
had of Mr. CANNELL, Slater-court, Castle-street, to whom
rembers should apply for their Tickets, either personally or
tY letter, before the 25th instant, as they will be sold to the
titlblic after that day. Noblemen and Gentlemen wishing to
e,,Seats reserved for them at Dinner must please to apprize
11ac:r.etaty.
AltZ.Tstrict of the Society is forty miles round Liverpool.
ting,7p3 in that district, whether subscribers or not, and all
31,,uu irnueirs beyond it, may exhibit Live Stock, Roots, Seeds,
i‘e.,ionati),„ments, subject to the Rules of the Society and the
rki',..„"c'r the Show.
tkotel, ciav for the Exhibition will take place at the Neptune
e,bionii-oP„,n-square, only, the day before the show, between
Liff-4 Will Ten and Three o'clock. The party entering the
be required to give a certificate of their age, &c., and
Will be --"e a Ticket, by which the animal or article entered
ListsadOlitted into the Show-yard.
pally the Rules and Premiums may be bad by applying
Rreet ,y or by letter, to Mr. CANNELL, Slater-court, Castle-
the HLi7roerrptoooln,lePrincipal Director of the Show-yard ;or to
VerPOol ; 'try Secretary, Mr. LEDGER, Knotty Ash, near Li-
HENRY WHITE, Secretary.
,4 Septeinber, 1847.
scriptions for the present year are now due, and
L'reaeot L'e re;nitted to the Treasurer, Mr. JAMES GREEN.
"h in . Paid to him at the Neptune Hotel, on the 29th or
4C-SIMILE LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT OF THE
DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
APPROACHING CLOSE OF THOMAS BOYS'
SUBSCRIPTION FUND.
11114. E Subscribers to the few remaining Envelopes,
fort Which immediate application is necessary, will be en-
for th Lo the above Portrait, which has been expressly drawn
,fered e Purpose, in addition to the malty other advantages of-
considerable number of Portions are yet to be deli-
',lincir`e° future Subscribers in various amounts, up to Two
A d Guineas.
Wiser'Y.lrlent of Two Guineas, per Postoffice Order, or other-
insure a sealed Envelope being sent by return of post,
4`,:`,Tlng Vouchers for the immediate delivery of the Property. ourntitiznyio Mr. THOMAS Boys, XI? Golden-square, London,
of his Agents in the principal Towns throughout the
ingdom.

IMECHAI•r---------------ICS' INSTITUTION.
TrO-NIORRA.O7.
sc((W)rei(,l, (Wednesday) a y
.11. instant, )f. F.4OVIneEdiviNIINIIGLE, the 29th
First of a Course of Four Lectures on the will dl' • the
To be succeeded by e
AGES.
Six Lectures on HEBREW POETRY, by the RAPHALL, of Birmingham ; Rev. Dr.
„your Lectures on the CHEMISTRY of GEOLOGY, i, „
Zy_I.LnLIAM REID, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur ' "r*
r-T. burgh; _geons,
Con cordx Lectures, by RALPH WALDO EMERSON, Esq., of
,Ai, Massachusetts
I it.,,IVVO MUSICAL
q ENTERTAINMENTS, by HENRY PHlL-
rahre Lectures on SWITZERLAND,
'''''S,
its Historic and Bio-
g
"„
1i• lc Associations, by GEORGE DAWSON, Esq., M.A.
irrh;
/,'Z'llenim ;
PLigMUSICAL ENTERTAIN NIENTS, by JOHN TEM-
A4a`-'IV, Esq.
tf intjigements are in progress for other Courses on subjects
me_r,est and importance. .
brar,,7ers' Annual Subscription, entitling to Lectures, Li-
, 1441 d Evenin& Classes, One Gilin.ea.
er les, A..._
ary, if onual übscription, entitling to Lectures and Li-
-hock 4,41f-a-Guinea.
;trim; 4?elset dates from the day on which it is taken out.
„dlq4"on to Non.members, One Shilling per Lecture.
`ill
*IG SCHOOL.—The next Quarter of the High School will
rlltt,9n FRIDAY, Ist of October.
*l'l , CHOOL.—The next Quarter of the Girls' School
_l' °lnine
~.eizsDe nee on FRIDAY, Ist of OctobeF.
1004 etuses of the Course of Instruction, and Terms of the
A, ' nlaY be obtained in the Secretary's Office.
-40unt THOMAS HOGG, Secretary.
:ttreet, September 23d, 1847.

EXCURSION FROM LIVERPOOL TO
BRISTOL AND BACK,
Fon 17s. 6n.,
CLOSED CARRIAGES.
, ..
itln, il, L'S inquiries having been made respect-
-6-41.1 EXCURSION from LIVERPOOL to BRISTOL
oe,„of p„,:4, the Public are informed, that if the requisite num-
Lo7,B,,eogers can with certainty be obtained, the Directors
I Zay w'9,1,1 and North-Western and Birmingham and Bristol
theme rita',lll. grant Trains for the SECOND WEEK in OCTOBER.
sow, Lime, it is requested that those w.ho wish to avail
-evious of this Excursion will call an
register their names,
11. BATURDAY next, October the 2d, with
R. MARCUS,
Conductor of Excursion Trains,
. 19, Leigh-street, Barnett-street, Liverpool.
THE ORIENTAL CAMPHOR TOOTH PASTE.
sari premature decay of the TEETH arises from
1411/1 ai
e 1;118 causes, but chiefly from early- neglect, ill health,
A '"8 1,1: of Tooth Powders containing Mineral and other
giv temporary/ whiteness to the Teeth, while
110i,vegvulekly co-rroedeatheenand. This Paste imparts to Teeth,
}tilie:sr.f°lll and discoloure"d a pearly whiteness, a health'
11)-41,,,its-rict firmness to 'the' Gums, eradicate_s Scut.% ,
liii°lnatic quality, sweetens the breath, and will be
Fita. It refreshing to the mouth after its use.
" • J' ,BRANDE, ESQ. CHEMIST TO THE MINT.
The
London, October 9th, 1844.
le '--111; have "a d the Tooth Paste of which you sent
and filimdinneo ingredient in it likely, either mecha-
.l4;:rpc.litmically, to injure the Teeth.—Yours faithfully,
, Lab -L). Sykes, Liverpool. W. J. BRANDE.
I have orator,
, Y, Liverpool Apothecaries'-hall, Oct. 7,1.844. H
ASTt eXaMitled Mr. SYKES'S ORIENTAL CAMPHOR TOOTH
tree and find it to be an l, useful and ar dentifrice,
rour otherwisela A •
esib cid, Metallic, o
icial other ingredients injurious to the
prejud.
DAVID WALDIE, Chemist.
PREPARED ONLY BY
F. B. SYKES,
14,0-PP.ER PARLIAMENT-STREET,
heilllPott_:-.:PPo.szte !St. James's-road, Liverpool.
kl (I'l%7'in directions for use, at ls. and 2s. each,. and may
„„. 4essrs. CARTER, CLAY, HOGARTH. WAGSTAFF; JAR-
-1111
PEARSON, WATSON, ASPINALL, SHAW, and
Arai Vectsb
Co le Chemists and Perfumers ; wholesale of T, EYRE and J. J, JACKSON IRK' Co., Liverpool,

DECLINING THE FOREIGN AND BRITISH
LACE, HOSIERY, AND FANCY TRADE,
58, BOLD-STREET.

JOHN LANGDALE

D ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants of
It Liverpool and Cheshire, that he is determined to decline
the LACE, HOSIERY, and FANCY TRADE, in order to enter
more extensively into the
GENERAL SILK-DRESS AND DRAPERY BRANCHES.
The STOCK has been re-marked in PLAIN FIGURES, and is
now SELLING OFF at an Immense Reduction from Cost Price.

The quality of the Goods needs no recommendation, it being
well known. The Stock comprises
LACE, HOSIERY, AND FANCY GOODS,
of the richest and choicest fabrics, and will be SOLD at a RE-
DUCTION of ONE-HALF from COST PRICE. The whole
must be cleared off in one month to make room for the Autumn
and Winter Stock.
September 28, 1847.

INVALID WRAPPERS and CLOAKS,
in Shapes and with Ornaments

ENTIRELY

N B W,

ELEGANTLY LINED and
ADMIRABLY CONTRIVED,
(No trouble in getting them on,)
COMMENCING AT
ONE GUINEA EACH!
Several alike always in readiness.
ALSO MADE FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS OP ALL AGES.