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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

No. 13051

BENJAMIN CJJ.OrIAVIZK,

69,,,P515-STREET

VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL and its Vicinity are
respectfully invited to VIEW the STOCK of

SUPERIOR JEWELLERY,
• ' SILVER PLATE,
SHEFFIELD PLATE,
AND
THE PATENT ELE PLATE.
A List of the Weights an ces of Silver Spoons, Forks,
&c., will be given on appl' ion.
T AS DISMORE,
SILVERSNUT AND JEWELLER TO THE QUEEN,
35, BOLD-STREET.

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!

G. DONKING,
CLOCKMAKER,
83 and 85, DALE-STREET,
BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of this town, that
he has now purchased,for C , early 35,000 GERMAN
CLOCKS, at prices hithert equalled ; therefore he is now
enabled to sell
THE BEST THIR
_OUR GERMAN CHAIN CLOCKS,

FIR. EIGHT SHILLINGS

which are generally sold in town at n

He .has also pur-

warranted go
OBSERVE !

—G. DONKING, Clockmaker, 83 and 85,
e all sorts of SPRING and other CLOCKS are

equally as cheap.
kinds of CLOCKS CLEANED and REPAIRED on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.

By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.
MANUFACTURING OF PICTURE FRAMES BY
MACHINERY.

THE most ingeniou;invi,a;for the Manufacture
of PICTURE FRAMES BY MACHINERY,
has been produced by Mr. Bielefield, the well-known proprie-
tor of the Paper Mache Works, London, the object of which
is to supply Frames, elegant and unique in design, at
HALF THE PRICE OF THE OLD WOOD FRAMES,
of corresponding sizes and sections ; yet the materials and
workmanship are of
THE VERY HIGHEST CHARACTER,

while, in the execution of tl , will be 'found that
DELICACY UNIFORMITY

which result from m nery alOne and defy all imitation
. J. KEYS,
52, OLD-STREET, (the Music Hall,)

Having purchased from Mr. 'Bielefield the sore right of
sellin& the Patent Frames in Lancashire, begs respectfully
to invite inspections of the Designs now in readiness. Some
are richly gilt, others in imitation of Rosewood, Bronze, Ebony,
Oak, &c.. &c. ; several have been got up expressly for the Art
Union Print of Jephtha's Daughter, at a price below that
charged for gilt bead Frames—viz., 7s. 6d. and upwards. These
Frames can be had made to any size in a day's notice.

A Sheet of Designs forwarded on receipt of the postage-
stamp.
GENERAL PICTURE CHIA, Y AND GLASS FRAME,
AND WINDOW CORNICE MANUFACTORY,
52, BOLD-STREET,
THE MUSIC-UALL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

tate of insurrection,

where the p
was then at

es, without any r

ad she

ans of subsistence

Napoleon had nothing remaining, but an assignat of one
hundred sous, his pay being in arrear. "In this state of
dejection went out," said he "as if urged to suicide b'
an animal instinct, and walkedalon,
weakness, but unable to conquer it.
ments I should have thrown myself
ran against an individual dressed like a simple mechanic,
and who, recognising me, threw himself on my neck, and
cried, Is it you, Napoleon ? what joy to see you again !'
It was Demasis, a former comrade of mine in the artillery
regiment. He had emigrated, and had returned to France
in disguise to sea his aged mother. He was about to go,
when, stopping, he said, What is the matter? You do
not listen to me. You do not seem glad to see me. What
von ? You look to me like a mad-
' This direct appeal awoke
and he told him everything. "Is

In a few more mo-
into the water, when I

man about to kill hiMself.' "

opening his coarse waistcoat, and de-
oelt, he added, " here are thirty thousand
.n gold, take them and save your mother." " I
..ot," 'said Napoleon, "to this day, explain to myself
.y motives for so doing, but I seized the gold as if by a
convulsive movement, and ran like a madman to send it
to my mother. It was not until it was out of my hands,
that I thought of what I had done. I hastened back to
the spot where I had left Demasis, but he was no longer
there. For several days I went out in the morning, re-
turning not until evening, searching every place where I
hoped to find him." The end of the romance is as eccen-
tric as the beginning. For fifteen years Napoleon saw no
more of his creditor. At the end of that time he disco-
vered him, and asked " why he had not applied to the
Emperor." The answer was, that he had no necessity for
the money, but was afraid of being compelled to quit his
retirement, where he lived happily practising horticulture.
Napoleon now paid his debt, as it may be presumed,
icently ; made him accept three hundred thousand
4ncs as a reimbursement from the Emperor for the thirty
iousand lent to the subaltern of artillery ; and besides,
.nade him director-general of the gardens of the crown
with a salary of thirty thousand francs. He als,
--,nment place to his brother. Napoleon, who seems
• - have had some floating ideas of fatalism in his
--;-1 that two of his comrades, Demasis and
influence on his destiny. Phili-
‘l.tin employed by Sir Sydney
-^ •We have --

remart

gave a

1-it when he was
aid he, " stormed

.ilt the throne of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

end

whole

it LIIC UppettraLlet;
difficult for desr

under th

hers of this
would equal

.e closed

;etntory

.iquor, he

of the

:eepers when they let
3guish, and the wild
blood, gave notice to
In into to rocriin 1-11.

not try to wrest
Herr Umbach, a

acello, who in my

seen protes.

at he only wished
ommonly received

le dogs flew at hiin in
retreated, retreated,

;0 as to look hi

erougat 1
he at Lhag

tone at the en

trance of o
and the ins

as secure,
tween his

vely fell

unconsciously

at, not a

ntasi as,

[de every

him in

ea to
tne bow

Then the keepers
raordinary concert
was high time to

or some t

e Prus

with In

- - success,
and yet the granaries are equally well secured agaiust de,
predation,—Life of Madame Schopen4atier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

O'Gorrr

'LINTSIIIRF

LINCOLNSHIRE (NORTH)Christopher

Cholmeley

BrOCklehurst

Saville Ogle
Houldswortt
Lord H. Bei

Col. R

J. W: Henley

Sir T. F. I

Sir G. S

Mum
Lthcote

mut Clive

Lord Newp
R. P. Soinc

1 v iscou
Col. A

H. Drum mom
Earl of 31arch

E. Glidstone.. 1

J. Owen 1
H. Drummond 1

Russell .
Trelawney........ 0
Maurice O'Connell 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

----.- -
Nyasa tine boat, and we soon

boats, with men em-

were fishing for oysters; a
iva~v Lolling vet from the late gale; everything
vas clearly-defined and picturesque. Never had Iso
pleasant and delightful a twenty-one hours propulsion as
that from Naples to Palermo, and never should the travel-
ler allow this trip to Sicilia to escape him. We passed
near to Ischia and Caprcea, and another volcanic island of
tuffa and lava, all their rugged pointed rocks and jutting
promontories so clearly visible as to size and form. Soon
the weaker sex descended to their cabins below ; and I re-

from Da

Dock, i

capsized,
ries. Tyr

CAPSIZI

about eight

and pilot

I to have

D IN THE RIVER

the river opposite Cob
nissed st

now floating

and insta

iers have b

posed to be 1,

bottom up, past the Pot

HABITS OF THE PELICAN.—It is a pleasant sight to
see a flock of pelicans fishing. A dozen or more are
flying on heavy, flagging wing over the sea, the long neck
doubled on the back, so that the beak seems to protrude
from the breast. Suddenly, a little ruffling of the water
arrests their attention ; and, with wings half closed, down

-0--
each plunges with a resounding plash, and in an instant
emerges to the surface with a fish. The beak is held
aloft, a snap or two is made, the huge pouch is seen for a
moment distended, then collapses as before; and heavily
the bird rises to wing, and again beats over the surface
with his fellows. It is worthy of observation that the
pelican invariably performs a somerset under the surface ;
for descending as he always does, diagonally, not perpen-
dicularly, the head emerges looking in the opposite di-
rection to that in which it was looking before.—Gone'i
Birds of Jamaica.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

try) a

fins exc

in 1802 to

declined until 1810, during which
year the celebrated bullion committee sat, and when
the measure of 1819 was foreshadowed, the excess
was £12,939,025. From that time it still further
reduced in amount until in 1819 the excess of de-.
eared over official value of exports was reduced to
£718,075. Since that period we have a growing
decrease ; and in 1844. the excess of official value

the official (or industrial) value being £131,564,504,
and the declared (or money) value being only
of course, applies only to
the value of exported goods ; but the same re-
sult is perceivablp in the value of native produce.
Thus, the price of wheat in 1819 was 765. per Win-
chester bushel; and in 1844, 465. Sd. The amount

of the national debt in quarters of wheat at annual
prices was in 1818, 161,605,574 qrs. and in 1819,

,J 41,148 qrs. _, it was 335,247,764 qrs.
natural deduction from these figures is, that
the increase which has taken place in our exports
is composed of an increased amount of British la-
bour and industry, remunerated by a decreased
proportionate amount of imported commodities;
and that in the meanwhile every British product
has been decreasing in value, whilst the indebted-

ness of individuals has been increasing in the same

ratio. There is no alternative here. We are grind-
ing down lower, by our currency measures, the ma-
nufacturing operative, the landowner, the shop-
.

Ler, and, in fill

,rt, every man whose income is

either

fixed or derivable from profits in trade.
There are few of our readers who are not perfectly
aware of the mode in which the present laws have
crippled us during the last 12 months. Granted
that of late we have been subjected to the operation
We have bad an
)ort of foreign corn to s

of extraordinary cireun-

ally large i

;an ces

also have induced larger in
f foreign produce, which, as yet, are n

cures of 1842

Iditional exports of our manufacture
to of 'I

however, exi

) time

11 is not calCul

Leh hence

ings to

We must

)rnes upon us must

ley famine,

Every de-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

lit yellow

tle of gold

,st votary

holly in its manufact

fialf dollars: N
kind

By this esti

memor

When night c

fallen a r

had fallen asleep in son
and had escaped the no
loose the dogs. His E
howlings of the beasts t.

very re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

This Society offers the following advant

ieklyononthly, or quar-

Weekly Allowance fiom 5.5. to 205., b;
terly payments.
Annuities from 2s. 6d. to 40s. per week, do. do,
Sum payable at Death from £lO to -t'2oo, do. do
Endowments for Children from £5 to .E2OO, clo., dp

Medical ActOce'with Attinctance, 3s. per year.
This Institution being certified by Act of Parliament, is free
from all Stamp Duty. Attendance daily from TEN to FOUR,
and SIX to EIGHT, at the Office, 20, Sou-ru JOHN-STREET,
LIVERPOOL. H. REID, Secretary.

TO ARTISTS, ENGINEERS, OFFICES, &c.
"VFW DRAWING AND WRITING PENCILS,
-N Elegantly got up in Polished Cedar, to prevent the Lead
Dust adhering to the Pencil and soiling the hands. 3d. each,
or 2s. 6d. per Dozen. Extra letters, (such as hitherto sold at
Is. each, 38, &c.,) 6d. each, or ss. per dozen. 78, or Crayon
Pencil, now so much used for bold Drawing, and highly recom-
mended by most eminent Artists, Is. each, or 108. per Dozen.
The Lead in this Pencil is nearly a rter of an inch thick, and
does not break in cutting or usin , o that, from the length of
time it lasts, it is really cheap at Is. than the ordinary letters
at 3d

ROWNEY, D LON, AND ROWNEY,
(LATE WNEY AND FORSTER,)
NUFACTURERS,
51, HBONE-PLACE, LONDON.

TESTIMONIALS.
From W. G. Herdman, Esq., Secretary of the Society of Arts,

Liverpool.
"6, Lansdowne place, Evertors , 6th March, 1847.
" I have tried the Pencils Manufactured by Messrs. RowneY,
Dillon, and Rowney, and find them most free and pleasant to
work with ; and capable of producing great depth and richness
of effect. " WILLIAM GAWIN HERDMAN."

From the London Art Union.
" We have recently tried some Lead Pencils manufactured
by Messrs. Rowney and Co., which we can confidently recom-
mend. Their quality is good, both as respects colour and
firmness; they are free from grit, do not easily break, and,
moreover, are remarkably cheap."

From George Barnard, Esq., 1

I Drawing-N.

tland-st,

In reply to yot

" Gentlemet_,
nion of the quality and value of your tu
hesitate to say, that I find them excellent
entire freedom from grit, and working v
soft. These qualities, combined with ti

I do

...,•.• ........._
.. 7 .
render them very vamable to Artists and their Pu
"Truly yours, " GEORGE BA

To be had at R. H. GRUNDY'S, 2d,
C. E. CHOFFI
ost of the B,

G.
treet ; "

for Liverpool, (

)ALE,

c31,1J. 11,
;ter, at J. C. GRUNDY'S, Exchange:/
Exchange-street; and, WhOlesalet av

street; T

Lovz and J3ARTO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

SUMMER GOODS

REDUCED 30 TO 50 PER CENT.
H E T I M
T when the London Wholesale Houses, Manufacturers, and
Agents usually make reductions in Prices, for the purpose of
clearing out their Summer Stocks has arrived, and the sacrifices
now making are large
WITHOUT PRECEDg)=,--

as may be seen in this week's Pjoe'rase by the Subscriber

GOODS OF T BEST CLASS,
THE NEWS IN THE TRADE.
The following, in I e lots, are at such a depreciation as is
hardly to be credit , and must be seen to convey an adequate
idea of their cheapness.
SUMMER SHAWLS, IN EVERY TEXTURE ;
FANCY SILKS,
IN STRIPES, CHECKS, SHOTS, AND FIGURES ;
CHECKED CHALLIES, CASHMERES,
OREGONS, DELAINES,
POIL DE CHEVRES, BALZARINES,
LINEN AND EARLSTON GINGHA MS ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

VILLIAAIS, M
DUNDALK

-

i horse power,)
Master,

(600 tons burthen, and
JOHN HUTCHESON,

Are intended to sail as under :
FROM LINTER:POOL TO DUNDALK,
(From the Clarence Dock Basin,)
THIS DAY, August 10, at 10 o'c ,
THURSDAY, August 12, at 1 c ock, Night.
SATURDAY, August 14, o'cloc, Night.
TUESDAY, August , a o'clock , Afternoon
THURSDAY, Aug 19, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon
SATURDAY, ist 21, at 5 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, ugust 24, at 8 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, August 26, at 9 o'clock, Night.
• Tinrihf

SATURDAY, August LS, _
TUESDAY, August 31, at 1 o'clock,
A Stewardess attends the Ladies' Cabin
One of the Company's Vessels sails froth' DUNDALK fo
T.11717.RP0M. PvPry TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY

Afternoon

1
Goodsfor shipment to be down at least two hours
timFiroffusra tihli:lg

I%I'MA STE A

,efore ti

particulars apply to the Agents, WILLIAM
am-packet Quay, Dundalk, or to
AMES METGE, 35, Water-street, Liverpool.

DAILY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
4?-s-;• - ORION, (new Ship) Capt. MAIN,
A b-f
dt 1,, i _, COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE,
-...-', ----_, PRINCESS ROYAL Capt. CRAWFORD,
ADMIRAL Capt. BOYD,
Or other Steam-ships, sail between LIVERPOOL and GLAS-
GOW, with Goods and Passengers.

FROM LIVERPOOL,
AUGUST.

ADMIRAL
tPRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE *Thursday, the 12th.. at 2 , Afternoon.
tPRINCESS ROYAL Friday, the 13th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
ORION *Saturday, the 14th.. at 3 , Afternoon
COMMODORE *Tuesday, the 17th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
',PRINC Thursday, ESS ROYAL
ORION
tPRINCESS ROYAL Friday, the 20th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
ADMIRAL
COMMODORE ' Monday,. the 23d.. at 7 , Evening.
ORION Tuesday, the 24th.. at 7i, Evening.
tPRINCESS ROYAL Wednesday, the 25th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
ADMIRAL *Thursday, the 26th.. at 1 , Afternoon.
tPRINCESS ROYAL Friday, the 27th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
COMMODORE *Saturday, the 28th.. at 2 , Afternoon.
ORION • *Monday, the 30th.. at 4 , Afternoon.
ADMIRAL *Tuesday, the 31st.. at 4 , Afternoon.
N.B.—The railings on the days marked * being from the
incirpnrp Pierhpad. Livernool. Goods intended for shipment

must be alongside the Vessel at least THREE HOURS before
the advertised time of sailing, and on the other days at least
ONE HOUR.
t The PRINCESS ROYAL takes Passengers only.

The PRINCESS ROYAL sans oetween LI v 1 Itl UUL unu
GREENOCK, {as last Summer,) as follows, viz. :—From
PRINCE'S PIERHEAD, on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at Four
o'clock in the Afternoon.
The Clyde Due
included in the Fre
_ All Goods carrier

son all Goods shipped by these Vessels is non
hich has been considerably reduced.

the interiorotEnglanil:iiO7, when consigned to the care of any
of the Companies' Agents in Liverpool, are forwarded by first
Steamer, free of all charge for Forwarding, Cartage, and Dues
at Liverpool.

The Vessel leaving Li
BAY, ISLE OF MAN,

Is at RA,ITSEY

for the lON,

r permittin
ward': Fee

2e.; Steerage, 5s

/Ifa T RTIN and BURNS and Co.,
A.gents‘the ADM : 7, Water-street

A sent for the Pli(1-te

DAVID WI R and Co.,
I 'ater-street.
ROYA d COMMODOR}
ROB T LAMONT,
33, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

info bp

RPalrs bp Ittrttoa.

CART HORSES, CARTS, GEARS, -6-c.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the I lth instant, at One o'clock, at
their Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
_Ai_ LOT of very useful SHORT-LEGGED CART
HORSES, just off town work, a Bay Cart Mare, a Bay
Cart Horse, Two Black Cart Horses, several other Teams of
well-known Horses, several Harness Horses, Hacks,
Broad and Narrow-wheeled Carts, Float, Spring Carts,
dries, &c.
On view prior to the sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

value to ac

cut
try i vi

year the celebrated bullion committe
the measure of 1819 was fc

From t

n amount until in

the official (or inch

al) valu

and the declared (or

A, and when
hadowed, the excess

b time it still further
319 the excess of de-

is was reduced to

Since that period we have a growing
and in 1844. the excess of official value
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

1517.

l Whig gain
Ter, brought
represen-
ed alteration
De Con serva-

to one Con-
31e (c) gives
North Lan-
is. Heywood
the county.

the former
losition. At
idone :
,eded Mr. P.
(w) being

'kburn, Ihe

rvative re-

retiring

been elected

the Conser-
:ted„ after a

the. former
'test, Sir T.
ardwell (c).
e same, Mr.
Rion, on the
er member,

renfel (w
wood (w;

G. Greenall

,ne in South
BAackburn,
Liverpool:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

~--._~-

aeffi===W=UaNt=2mwmgre

existing evil ? We answer, Extend the currency, and I
provide one which shall be ready to expand

when the g

This n

British . :159,000 tons is

12,725 0 0

Them in gold or silver, at 'the current price of those it

175,000

3 when presented ; or by government issuing notes,
ound, to the extent of the sum

The inward dock dues on their cargoes,
judging from my own payments, I find

embracing those for o'

functionari

3tion

saver to Sir R. Peel's celebrated ques-
the paper system, is a pound sterlingy

Oen' amount

we reply by

The year 1842, owing to change in duties, previous
heavy stock, and general depression in trade, can form
That of 1843 corresponds with the above
I cannot doubt but that the
)mmodity in the I next five years may show an increase of

ton of iron

ht of pure

f it b

at is it worth ? we an-

average,

averag(

,t it will brim

,e use of a coinage?
a guarantee to the

s use is, in Locke's wor6, to aford

d. £

1. tiling on these- points
What need is there

British colonial timber ships.. 170,000.. 1
From United States ditto .. 4,000. 1
From Baltic ditto . 21,000.. 1

6..12,75Q 0 0
6.. 300 0 0

1,050 0 0

and silver coin.

195,000

£14,100 0 0

balance of trade

mit=immamwm

The average of timber vessels into Liverpool for the GRAND DEMONSTRATION IN BIRKENHEAD,
years 1838, 1839,-1840, aqd 1841, were— YESTERDAY, IN BEHALF OF WILLIAM
JACKSON, ESQUIRE, M.P.

Jackson, Esq., to Birkenhead, a public procession of the
inhabitants took place to escort him home in triumph, on
occasion of his election as a member of Parliament ; and

as one of the
3 town.

tude for his long'and indefatigable' service,
founders and promoters of the prosperity of
Eearly in the day, a great show of rejoicing was evince(
throughout the town—many peals of bells N.
gay flags and banners were displayed from window,
10 per cent., I even chimney tops ; and here and there the streets through

which the pia

Ision was to y

umphal arches of evergreens

-ere ru'

annea by ti

Seveial of

iropriate devicE

The pier-heads, ti

steamers at then terries, and many
heights, were also enlivened by flag

of the surrounding

As Mr. Jackson travelled by rail. from the south, the
procession formed at three o'clock in the .market square,
and nv4-1 sr I,n-f.'5.... .1 A

treet, toward

turnpike-gatE

'here the hon. member was expected

The concourse in the streets and k the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

of the steam even on c

owever, so grew

was almost impossible to move about on it; and it was
known that twenty engineers and firemen were in the
greatest danger near the furnaces. Three of them were
soon seen to emerge from the hatches, and fall senseless
on deck. Cries of help were heard, but the difficulty of
sending any person to the assistance of the unfortunates
below was so great that none ventured to come forward,
until the captain himself, only taking counsel of his cou-
rage, fastened a rope round his body, got himself hoisted
into the engine room, and, though, having but one arm,
succeeded, with the assistance of some of the crew, in
getting up the bodies of the remaining sufferers. The
greatest care and tenderness were afforded to the victims,
but many had lost almost human shape, and most of
them gave hardly any signs of life. Before ten o'clock in
the evening nine had expired. The steamer's head had
meanwhile been turned towards Havre, she being then
near Barfieur. When the steam had sufficiently escaped
to allow the examination of the engine, it was discovered
that the boiler had burst in the under part, corresponding
with the furnaces ; and the boiling water, falling upon
the fire, and running through the grates, had deluged
with its burning waves the whole of the engine room.
The effect upon the unfortunate men who were at that
time in the engine room must have been immediate, and
instant suffocation must have been the fate of the persons
who were nearest the boilers. The " Comte d'Eu arrived
in the roads of Havre at two o'clock in the morning of
Tuesday, when the killed and wounded were placed in
boats, and brought on shore. Of the immediate survi-
vors, eleven in number, who had been sent to the hospi-
tal, four expired on Tuesday, and there is little hope
entertained of the ultimate recovery of the remainder.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

dropped 6.10 dis. to
to par.

et for I
material degree

vary in _
show little incl

ation to-do business after so serious a fall
med. Consols for the Account we quote
r Money 86i to 1. Exchequer Bills still
par. Spanish Five per Cents. are 2O to
29 to 31 ; Mexican, 171 to 188. _ _

important commercial information from

Xmerica e

capoleon sometimes told
of his early career. One of those, if true,
the world was to the loss of an Emperor.
f Toulon, which his panegyrists regard as
the first step to his good tune, he returned to Paris, ap-
parently in the worst possible mood for a

NAPOLEON

shows how
After the si

'enture.
His me

was at this period suffering from illness.
too, had just communicated to him the dis

a forts of he

lust oblig

.d to fly from Corsica,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.

BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully invites Families
about to Furnish to inspect his very extensive

STOCK Of

RNISHING IRONMONGERY,

At 46, LORD-STREET,
NEXT DOOR BELOW THE MERCURY-OFFICE

Arranged in a
SUIT OF SHOW ROOMS

The great improvements recently int in the method
of manufacturing Hardware by M very and various patent
processes, together with the s em adopted by the Advertiser
in conducting his business ables him to sell Goods at prices
Twenty-five per Cent. c per than the Public have been in the
habit of paying for

In the FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, particular attention
is requested to the following:— £. s. d.
A Set of Six strong Block-tin Dish Covers, the
1 5 0
Tops in one Piece
Strong Block-Tin Jack Screen, with Bottle Jack 1 a 6
Ivory-handled Knives and Forks to balance, 1
full size, the Set of fifty pieces
Bronzed Breakfast-room Fender, with Bright Top 0 4 6
Ditto Ditto, with Steel Rod and Brackets 0 12 0
Best Sheffield Drawing-room Fenders, from.... 1 5 0
Fire-irons, hard Polished, per Set 0 3 6

2 10 0

Ditto, ' Ditto, with Bright Pans 0 5 0
Ditto, Ditto, with Cut Heads, from Ol2 0
Bronzed Swing Kettle, with Stand and Heater 1 1 0

BATH DEPARTMENT
Portable Shower Bath, with Curtain
Pillar Shower Bath, with Brass Force Pump L 3 3 0
and Curtains, complete
Ditto, large size 4 4 0

X. s. d.
0 10 6

Sitz sath, Ditto
Toilet Can, Pail, and Bath, the Set
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

---liithe6amciageTnlversity Election, the Hon. and
Rev. Baptist Noel voted for Lord Fielding and Mr. Le-

Ewart, the Liberal representative of the Dum-
fries Burghs, was re-elected on Monday without opposi-

tion.
FALKIR

At the Br

Lx.—The polling took pla
numbers stood as follows

e on Tuesday. At the
—Lincoln, 512 ; Boyd,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

ne entire nt
In by a noise

The window
two or three buildings

'e of their roo:

or two of rockets shot f
into the air; these wen

sions, which had barely
smoke and large sheets

)ver the roofs-of ti

time the fi

thoOsands of rocke

nion of Mr. Darby that t

worth £2OOO.
REGAL POMI

g of the Sandwich

;ent-street were st
and roofs were con
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

and British labour at a commensurately reduced

To what extent we have been pursuing that
uinous operation, may' be seen by tracing the dif-
ference between the official and the declared value
of our exports, previously to and after the measu
of 1819. We may premis

+hat the official value of
declared

sports re

y to quantity, ar

In 1793, the c

lons a

ue (or remuneration to the national indus
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

Lord Drumlanri

ELAI,ID)I

ird Seaham
Ird H. Van

Hon. Art}
Bramston

Hon. E. L.Mostyn (

O'Flaherty
GLOUCESTERSHIRE (E.)Sir W. Codrington

GREAT MARLOW .
HADDINGTON.....
HADDINGTONSHIRI
HAMPSHIRE (Now

hfarq. of Woreest,
Hale . .
Grantley Berkeley

HAMPSHIRE (SOUTH

Kn0x.....
Sir H. Davie.
Charteris
C. S. Lefevre

IT AVERFORDN

HEREFORDSHIRE

KENT (EAST)
KENT (WEST:
KILKENNY ..

H. C. Compton.
Lord C. Wellesl

Plumptre
Deedes
Filmer
Hodges .
John O'Connell

LANAI

Lascollei
IVesthead
Lockhart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

balance

rowing money from the new
the old.

A long and rather Iva
which several of the
blamed the committee
I Hughes to have so

was ev

ntended that t
deficienc

mittee ; tufthe c

to call on the a

tions, and the other to eco:
Salt
_suggested an additio

member, and though
induced to

for the y

it is the °pia
mild endeavour
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

EXTENSIVE

GENTLEM.EN'S AND FAMILY
SHIRT WAREHOUSES,
Nog. 24 and 26, BOLD-STREET.
Linen Shirts. I' ' Neckerchiefs
Calico Shirts. hite Stocks.
Printed Shirts. , Fancy Neckerchiefs,
Dress Shirts. Detached Frills
Youths' Shirts

Detached Collci;s.
Boy's Shirts.
Night Shirts. Youths,' Collars.
REYNOLDS' PATENT CHESTERFIELD SHIRT.
P. L. MACTAGGART, Proprietor.
Gowns, Waterproof and Airproof Fabrics

TO meet the unexampled
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

Ay to 1111

oales bp 9tuttion

BY ORDER OF. THE EXECUTORS.
FURNITURE, PLATE, &c., MOUNT-PLEASANT.
NIESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON are instructed to
SELL by AUCTION, THIS DAY, the 10th instant, at
Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 81, Mount-pleasant,
near Rodney-street, Liverpool, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and Effects of the late Miss Anne Knight, in-
cluding Four-post and Tent Bedsteads, with Hangings, Hair
and Wool Mattresses, Feather Beds, Blankets, Quilts, Ma-
hogany Wardrobe, Mahogany and Painted Chests of Drawers,
Toilet Tables, Swing Dressing Glasses. Commodes, Carpets,
several Sets of Mahogany-framed Chairs,_and Sofas; Dining,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

Eittrature.

NOTICES

NES AND SERTA

d were not

a delightful " Day in
ely little examined by

rotation an article
" the title of which
Jerusal. " Basing

a the last of which we

.eem destined to fill in
elish his-

page of

,nstrates the inutility of
.1 evil. " Sam Slick"

voluutar
has anot

Outlines of
her railway

I `• Si:

s of matter,

w of a new hist

Georg(

isplays great research

in which much of the

harm of novelty

at the same time it denudes it of much
History of the Captivity of

Napoleon

In " Ben Nevis

sit to the romant

and glens of Scotland

ancho the Bullfighter
Le illustrative of Spani:

=lensed translation of a +
id manners. by M. TI

hile Gautier, the feitilletonist.
)hysical paper, entitled " Reid

The Dublin.

'ty Magazine

Contains many articles of interest, with, of course, a good
sprinkling of nationality. Air. Carleton has the happy
knack of throwing off, with a practised hand, sketches of
the past peculiarly fitted to the passing events of the pre-
sent time; his " Irish Election in the time of the For-

rent t,

tion the conclusion of

in the mountains of Arca

troduced to a classic company o
and their hoary-headed cap

mountain
tain., Go
find

;ed in transatlantic of

America and its Realiti

a diges

of much value

Natural H

of Bores. By Angus B. Reach

The author of thi
performance of a tas'
muting a• succession
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

(OPPOSITE Npife`BlßD-STREET

GRATEFUL fosAre
received since succeeded Mrs. -Sarah I

liberal support which he has

,lED BUSINESS

OWN ORIGINAL PR
And that the Trade of both Establishments will, in future, be
conducted under his own personal supervision.
•T, . •

;, RATHBON

STREET,

w awn, ror a term or ten years, rendered the Rathbone-street
Vaults one of the most celebrated and best patronised Esta-
blishments in Liverpool, will be strictly adhered to.
Every Article warranted to be of standard strength, and of
the purest quality.
Family Orders executed with punctuality and dispatch, at
wholesale prices.

OYSTERS ! LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS ! !

GEORGE

AUFFEY,

LIVERPOOL IMPERIAL LOAN & INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTRA-
-11 ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE-
HOLDERS will be held, at the Clarendon-rooms. South John-
street, on the 18th August in— at Half-.-
the Evening. t. • -ind Auditors

t Six o'clock in

kITKEN, Secretary

4ugust,lB47

.nd will
her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

tams of your COMMEL towarus we pziazungv.a '-'.7 ---- - Exchange-street, anu U. ti= beryl?, market-stree., 0,,,,,
John Clark, from Londonderry, whose preservation from ceed as he had done. It was painful to him that he
sickness is ascribed to your kindness and great attention could not for some time past take part in councils of that teorn;
Preston;HAidgcoecktial.ohtd-oJihcaendr. Booth, BooisipFs,and I 4 _
and WrightW
or 4%.1
to them during the voyage. I have very great satisfaction place. Time would, however, disclose who were the Herald-office Birmingham. Birminghm.
in being authorised to make you this communication, to friends of the locality and who were its foes. For himself BIRKENHEAD ; TODHUNTER, Chester-street ; It; sio°
which you are well entitled. I have the honour_ to__ be,. he wished to see the same unanimity that had prevailed P
H. M. Elm- in 1843, when all went well. 'I he time, he believed, had INKNEY, Argyle-street; OSBORNE, Chester-sue jito
GRIFFITII, Hamilton-street.
--Oil a°
sir, your obedient servant, M. H. PEaLEY,
Terms of Subscription for this paper :
161,
gratin' Agent for New Brunswick. To Captain Robert again come when he hoped the same unanimity would
Disbrow, .T.-ip J?ha ClarL." produce like re,sulta, If iliey • •-e ."- -11 d th"
114..4.) r: lied upon .i.a. i one year, 175. ;if paid in fidTilnCes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

C. W
LOU I

eldest

GEORGE MALT

o, at Walton,

CHAR

t daugl

Philip's CI

Londor

Same day, at Sr. John's Churcn,
Phipps, HENRY BUTCHER. inn, Prq•
youngest daughter of the late JOHN S. CLARK.

JOHN GOLD, 4 the h

to I

ate and sister to the pre
me day, at St. James's
M.A., Mr. WILLIAA
,DWIN, both of Toxteth

,tat St, ilartholeinevviS, by the Rev. :
T, hatter, Scotland-road, to Miss I
7ht.

,stant, at St. C

London, by the
WILLIAM B. SI

Guant
CARO
Londe]
Devon

CKLIN

LINE LOADEIS

, Esq., c

Church

Same day
GEORGE

i).REI.S, Esq., of Eron''

merly fellow of Kin

TD, R.N ,
)f

.Y, only c

)y the Revere

hter of
smith.
. E. J.

er, Mr.
OD, of

.s; Captain
Fe, Ramp-

St. Mary's Church, Bryanston• square, London

;Os Church, Everton, Mr. THOMAS

Esq.. Giouces-
of WILLIAM

;ton, Mr. JAMES
ter of Mr. THOS

by the Rev
to ELIZA

both of

NH, fourth
near

is port,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

idge and Preston

38 Half shares
28 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffiek
14} Quarter shares

Fifth shares, late \V
Half shares, late IV

R. U..
P. & G

15 Extension shares, Do. ..
93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury
100 Manchester, Shen. & Lincolns.

7i Eighth shares
20 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd
5 .'2O shares
3k Quarter shares
10 late Great Grimsby Dock

• 24 Ntanchester and Southampton
42/ Niatlock and Midland
Stock. Midland
40 .e4O shares

Stock. Preferent
6 Half sligres
Stock. Consol. Birmingham &DerbN

stock, 6 per cent

17a Quarter shares
34 Bristol and Gloucester
20 Newe- '

25 North Shields shares
100 Newcastle and Carlisle
25 Quarter shares
50 New shares

Stock. 1 NO-ri0.11.:

10 Extensions (5 per cent )
25 North British

Half shar
Quarter s

50 Northern and E
7i North Stafrords]
Stock. North Union...
Stock. Ditto ...
4 North Western
2 Oldham Alliance

27 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh
25 Preston and Wyre -
25 Prefer
83 Half shares .
13 Half shares
83/4 Sixth shares
100 iSt. Helens Railway and Canal
10 i New shares. -

cent. & Div.
(A
(B

2} 1 New preference
20 IScottish Central..

1 iSheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster
5 (Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole
3i(Shrewsbu_ry and Birmingham ..

16-IShrwsby &

.ster, late
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

THE DIN

was- given in the large room of- Gough's Hotel, a party
whom it was not large enough to- contain being accommo-
dated in an anteroom adjoining, until the cloth was drawn.
Joseph Mallaby, Esq. was in the chair; the honoured
_ _
being at his right, and Mr.

guest of the day,

Nioholl, &c. The vice-chairmen.
Mr. Robert Hughes, and Mr. L.

ire

H. Green. Upwards of

100-sat down to an excellent dinner ana aessert, previous
to commencing which, grace was sung by an excellent
glee party, comprising Mr. George Holden, Mr. Ryalls,
Mr. Sapio, Mr. Goodall, and Mr. Boothby. After the
cloth was drawn, "Non Nohis-Domine" was sung, and

man rose to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL

Mademoiselle JENNY
Madame SOLARI,
.Signor GARDONI,
Signor F. LABLACH

Signor SOLARI,
CONDUCTOR Mr. BALFE,
ON MONDAY, September" 6, in Bellini's favourite

- Opera of
LA SONNAMBULA

RESERVED SEATS
Lower Boxes and Pit Stalls
Upper Boxes
Amphitheatre

11 ii 6
1 1 0
0 10 6

xe,s for 4,6, and 9 Persons, from 8 to

No Money will be taken at the Doors to art of the Theatre
. The Box-office will be open on Nl.ovp.tyand TUESDAY next
the 16th and 17th instant, fromk Eleven- till Four o'clock, whei
Tickets nna -

LIVER THEATRI

CHURCH-

STREET.

POSITIVELY 7'HE LAST WI

TUr, NEW TABLEAUX ! NEW SONGS.
'ill ORD CHIEF BARON NICHOLSON
respcCtfully announces that, by particular desire, he will
give his
ILLUSTRATIONS OF-POETRY AND SONG,
By TABLEAUX VIVANS and POSES PLASTIQUES,
EVERY MORNLVG AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
(POSITIVELY THE LAST.)
The Morning Performances commence at Half-past T.v,•o, and
the Evening at Half-past
Prices—Boxes, 2s. ; Private Boxes, to hold four persons,
10s• 6d. ; Pit, Is. ; Gallery, 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

1,311 J. • 1..141.1
I.G, 111. VUt /MIM
I%
...-
from certain individuals, by pretending that there was a
sum of £220,000 divisible amongst those who could show
their affinity to Charles Barber, who died in Calcutta in
—"" there being, in fact.

ugust
such fund for division

, it was alleged, no
nere nad, it appeared, been
Is contended by the soli-
had already been divided
efence it was contended than

some such property, but it w
citor for the prosecution t-

'or the cl

ycoa 0,6 • •,..••
there was a fund of £70,000 yet untouched, and which
the executors had not recovered. A solicitor at Brighton
said there were between 200 and 300 poor people in Sus-
sex who were aroused by the advertisement of the society,

and held meetingb
was applied to, inquired into the mattes
mind there was no money to divide
But as soon as the purport of
to hear him out, and thp—
£2oo to £3OO to obf-'
twenty of the

,erea 1 ) subscriptions. He
m satisfied his owo
.ide and made his report-
-as known they refused
'd in subscribing from
About

of the society

abiding by his c

ants only seceded from'ihe rest,
. The case was adjourned.
kND FATAL OCCURRENCE.--1!t

we take from the Carniai:"
ader will call to mind a si-
,pened near Aylstone-hlP'
add on Mrednesday last, lci

.ay of John EvansP
t the following
root the evidence of ba
eared that on Tuesdaf,
beans ; her father
ae yard • about 101,,
when about eight nt
field, she saw hint 0,1,
:anding on his legs, h;
fast to the post by 1,1" e
d of the post having g°'4
:erchief, which he alwale
3f being afflicted with t'f
vas under his neckerge
tching the ground.
is supposed by eu4etif
he was in the liab4
d in the post, and bertii.;
to himself, and was
Arangleci. the ttecoaseu w4s suoject to fits, was a s°' Do
steady man, and there was no ma son to suppose that
committed swicicie," - ".

i under

tg at th

ate of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

underwent a long chatechi
Chartist, of Rochdale, who, of cours

rig from Mr. I
, did not E

satisfactory answers to his questions. The concluding
formularies were then gone into. Mr. Brown and Mr.
Villiers were declared duly elected, and a vote of thanks
to the High Sheriff, proposed by Mr. Brown and se-
conded by Mr. Bright, was carried by acclamation. The
High Sheriff briefly returned thanks. Three cheers were
given for the new members, for Mr. Heywood, of North

NORTH CHESHIRE.-Mr. Egerton and Mr. E. J. Stan-
ley have been returned. Mr. Duckinfield Astley was pro-
posed and seconded, but after a speech from Mr. Cornwall
Legh, who was one of the representatives for the division
in the last Parliament, in which he explained the reasons
why he was not again before them as a candidate, Mr.
Cheetham withdrew the name of Mr. Astley, alleging
that from the addresses of the other candidates, it appeared
that there was a misconception existing, or had been,
which was now removed. He, however, assured the free-

holders, that though Mr. Astley was withdrawn then, I
would appear before them at the next election, and wou]
be carried to the poll.

SOUTH CHESHIRE
and J. Tollemache, Esq., (the late memb
turned for the southern division of Cheshire without op-
"• ~•

—On Saturday

Sir Philip Egerton

the sudden decease Of the Rev
Prestwich, and uncle to Lady Egerto
in the course of his address, said that he N
vote azainst any schools narticinatinv in t

Tr. Blackburne, vicar of
Mr. Tollemache.

Aug. 10, 1547.

THE LANCASHIRE ELECTIONS.—The total Whig gain
in this county amounts to four ; this is, however, brought
about by many changes in the character of the represen-
tation of the various towns, as well as a decided alteration
in that of the county, where, in place of three Conserva-
tives to one Whig, we have now three Whigs to one Con-
servative. In South Lancashire, Mr. Entwisle (c) gives
way to the Hon. C. P. Villiers (w) ; and in North Lan-
cashire, Mr. J. Talbot Clifton (c) to Mr. Jas. Heywood
(w), without a contest in either division of the county.
In Ashton, Bury, Rochdale, and Salford, the former
members have been re-elected' without opposition. At

Bolton, after a contest, the Conservatives gitin'one :
Bolling (c ), at the head of the poll, has succeeded Mr. P.
retired ; Dr. Bowring (w) being

t Ainsw
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

. m.
the direction of amma. Annie's piano-forte proficiency
forms a great card for that estimable lady ; but it is not
until after a long consultation between the mamma and

prodigy

and a prolonged hunt under the in-
that the performance 'corn-

rtrument fo:

mences

'ay ' pieces

You are then treated to the novelty of the " Hunt

a remarkable

The evening's amusements are occasionally diversified
by some recitations by Charles, including
speech from Douglas, which appears to beg
" My name is Norval-on-the-Grampian-
Polly's forte happily does not lie in the piano ; but the
dear

r proposes a grand exhibition of juve
Annie, dear, do try and find that sw

of a church, with birds flying and the ml
—you know—which Polly did this morn.

'eet Hal

-leaf of Vr. Blair
under the piano, or in
,omewhere or other. You
natural, too—the birl
man with his pipe, and the

somewhere

s poem

.8 with ti

rumma

her thumb in her Mouth.
As bed-time arrives, each younger bi
goes round, wishes each visitor good r.

him or her, as the case may h

howeer, be(

This is the Crowning outra

how often h

dulti, that one little e

.cooking

t thinly

f the family

]9IStS u'

:cessful experiments have been recently r

Lce on the etheri.zation of t

ake their honey whilst they are in

t the neeessiti, of destroying their lives.
HAPPINESS OF WATL—A letter from Vera Cruz

" The shells from our mortars, bursting in every
tion, scattered death and destruction within the city ,
it is fair to presume thcit the round shot from our batteries
had an equally ham eject I".
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

DORSETSE

DROGHEI
DUBLIN

ESSEX

GLOUCESTERSHIRE (I

GLOUC

GREAT MARLON%

HADDINGTON
HADDINGTONSHIRE Charteris
HAAIPSHIRE (NORTH) .. C. S. Lef

HAMPSHIRE (SO

'ORDSHI

HERTFORDSHIRE

KENT (EAST

«TEST).

KILKENNY
KIRKALDY
KNARESEOROUGII
LANARKSHIRE
L,NCASHIRE (NORTH

LANCASHIRE

SEERS'

LINCOLNSHIR

LINCOLNSHIRE

LINLITHGOV

lONDONDERI

MACCLESFIELD

MALTON

MERIONETI:

RTHAMPTONSHIRE(N

Saville Ogle
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (N.)HOllldSWOlth

N OTTINC

AIUSHIRT

PAISLEY
PEMBIIO

PORT A

TEIGN (RADN

T. F. Lewis

PRESTON

RADNORSBI

RUTLANDSHIR:

SHROPSHIRE (NORT

SHROPSHIRE (SOOT

I Newport

ST. IVES

STAFFORDSIIIRE(SC

STIRLING (B

LINGSHIRE

SUFFOLK (WEST)

SUNDERLAND

SURREY (WI

ay .. .
Denis()

SUSSEX (WEST)

of March

TAVISTOCK

Trelawnev

TRALT
WATE

O'Connell

RFORD (CITY)

O'Conr
-11,,,, U

WESTMORELAND

WEXFORD

WIGTONSHIRE
WIGTON BURGHS ..
WILTSHIRE (NORTI

Dalrymple

I\i`Taggart

WILTSHIRE (SHUTT

Sotheron
) .. Benett . .

Sidney Herbert

WORCESTERSHIRE

(W.)General Lygon
F. W. Knight
E.) Rushout

WORCESTERSHIRE

Wroadley
Lord Hotham
Morpeth

Cobden .. • ... C
"Icy. 1
Hon. 0. Duncombe

fact, one that was
my Conservatives vc

s but a et
neither b

us Stafford . 1 .. 0

. „
Maunseil
lIMBERLAND (S.) Mathew 8e11...... .. 0

0 .. 1
1 .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

THE ALBERT DOCKS AND WAREHOUSES

The business at the Albert Dock exhibits a steady and
continued increase.

In the past month, the cargoes of 51 ships, with a total
register exceeding 24,000 tons, were discharged, and the

total time occupied gives an average of 281 hours for a

vessel of 400 tons register

During the last week, the " Montezuma " (982 tons),
from New York, was discharged in 30 working hours ;
and the " Ocean Monarch "
.(1300 tons), from Boston,
was also discharged in 35 hours.

The warehouses are rapidly filling up, and we are in-
formed that upwards of 136,000 tons of goods have been
landed at the dock up to the present time, this year.
We are glad to hear that the management of the dock
and war

uses continues to give the.very greatest satis-
e whole staff, from the highest to the lowest,
being indefatigable in the punctual and persevering dis-

charge of their arduous duties

The Rev. Edward Roberts has been presented by the
ngregation, on his retirement from the curacy of St.
Lrnabas, with a handsome set of robes, pocket com-
mion, &c. The same gentleman received, a few weeks
o. a munificent present of books from the Sunday-school

teachers. The reverend gentleman has been appointed to
the incumbency of the new church at Seacombe.
3PATCII.—The St. Vincent, of London, in
Dock, consigned to Messrs. Collman and
ischarged of a cargo of flour, comprising

AITICK

Lich was weig

, by one gang of men with one winch.
o call attention to the advertisement in our
-.r Cl-

-orking

The interior of the church has under-
gone a thorough repair, and its appearance reflects high
credit on the wardens. Collections will be made in aid of

Sunday next

lan nan

hree months, for stealing from a vessel in the Graving
)ock, 15 lbs. weight of copper nails.—Two girls, Rad-
e and Hoy, were charged with stealing a quantity of
from the house of Thomas Clenning,
he case being proved, they were com-

weanni
Mann-

,doned woman, was committed for trial at the se:
charge of robbing a man named Kirk of 17s.

—The following gratifying
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

Destination

S'HAMPTON STAT I ON
Lisbon
Madeira
llr
Spain
Jal tar
Malta &lonian Islands

Greece and Egypt....
India, Ceylon,& China

(exceptliOniluras &
Bermuda,) For. Col.
in W. Indies, except

Venezuela,
and Madeira
(2) Mexico& Havana .

3) Bermuda St. Juan }
de Nicaragua, and
New Grenada

FALMOUTH STA TIo:
Madeira, Brazil, and

LIVERPOOL STATION
Brit. N. America, Ber-
nada, and U. State s I

7th, 17th, .....
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very mouth!

Sand]",

SiedwoN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

and who, reco
cried, I
It Rya

)emasis, a former comrade of mine in the aril%
regiment. He lead emigrated, and had returned to Fray
in disguise to see his aged mother. He was about to
when, stopping, he said, What is the matter?
not listen to me. You do not seem glad to see me
misfortune threatens you ? You look to one like

man about to kill Ithitself.' " This direct appeal awo.
Napoleon's feelings, and he told him everything. "

td save your mot

to this day, explain to rrip
ut I seized the gold as if 1

like a madman to send

to my moth(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10

.pp-roach to the Palce Cat

t toflarapton

rt Palace, near Richmond ; but its
1 lions, four horses, three huge marble figures, and
a.tes, are very superior to any of our palaces, except

marble staircases, ascending from a vast bait, are very
superb, and, I should think, unequalled in the world.
Over the vast landing-place, a lofty, magnificent dome is
supported by five octagonal groups of fluted marble Co-
rinthian pillars. The saloons and apartments extending
.•

round the va
Versailles. (

superior to thos
I adorn the walls

,ntic frescoed figur

ceilings with exquisite designs Of fauns, birds, animals of
every tribe ; most beautiful ceilings, decorated by Fias-
chetti with designs of the chace, huntings, fishing, shoot-
ing, birds of every hue. Some of the royal chambers had
elegant imitations of the chambers at Herculaneum and
Pompeii. The large mirrors, marble figures of Jupiter
Juno, Mars. v---- ' '

exquisite.
-hole design, the chapel so g,
-kry in the Etruscan style, th,
water colours, the various
beautiful tables of Marble inlaid, lava and stucco decors-

harmony pervadir.,
geously decorated, the libr
theatre, the lovely zroups

hundreds of rooms, a wonder of the world of art One
large saloon, decorated profusely with gold, and elegant,
various-coloured marbles, exhibiting rich emblematical
figures of Justice and Force, was well worthy admiration;
nor were the grounds, the gardens, the preserves of phea-
sants and game, the waterfalls, conservatories of rare

plants, &c., less worthy notice. An inscription to Isa-
bella of Bourbon, Primo Edecandato Regina, as well as
should not be passed too slightly
dour, this magnificence, this one

the pictures by Mengs
aver. But all this sple