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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LIVER TILEATRE, LIVERPOOL

MademoiSelle ROSIER; of the Theatres-royal. London. Mrs.
GIBSON, of her Majesty's Theatre, BROWN, KING, and
GIBSON, from the Theatres-royal, Lund° ,-Miss CLARKE,
(of the Victoria,) and Mr. and Mrs. ITH will appear,
together with a numetous Corps de Bal t.• Mr. THOMAS
• HUGHES, froM the Theatres-royal,. ondon, is engaged to
lead, compose for, and conduct the, • hest ra.. •
911-11 S present TUESDAY EVEN TG, &TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 26. h. and 27th instant; the Evening's
performance will commence with a new comic ballet called
PATRICK .TH E POOR 'SOLDIER.
Patrick. the,poor Soldier • Madlle. Rosier.
Derinot Mr. Giuson.
Norah, betrothed to Patrick
The whole to conclude wi:h a comic pantomiue, called
• • II ARLEQUIN GAMM ER. GURTON,
01: THE FAIRY OF TI-I:iS!LVEI: LAKE.
Gan:trier GUrtun . Mr. Smith.
Cloddinol (her son) afterwards C10wn....., Mr. King.
Colin • • Mrs. Gibson.
Gaffer Grunt, afterwards Pantahion....Mr. Brown..
Blosomblle . . Madlle. Rosier.
Purpulilue Miss Neville.
The Box Office will he open Una: EleVen till Three o'clock.
—Boxes, 35.; Pit, 25.; Gallery, 6d. Second Boxes, Is. 6d. ;
Pit. Is. No second price to the Gallery:—Doors to be opened
at Half-past Six, and the Perfohnance to commence at Seven.
Mali Price at Half-pait Eight o'clock.

A PoUBLJC BALL AND MASQU'ERADE

AT THR
ROYAL
ti AMRH ITH 'ATRE,
Gsua Chterlotte-street, L• erpool,
IN HONOUR OF HER M.A.IEST S CORONATION,
ONTHURSDAY, JUG ',2BTH, 1838.
AHMISION, 10S. 60. EACH, INCV DING ItI.FRESHMENTS,
Which will be provided by Mr. Lakfton, of the Rainbow Hotel,
gasnett-street.

f HE Committee appointed to regulate the proceedings on
this occasion is the surest guarantee for an agreeable
Soiree, the object being to effect are arrangement superior to
any heretofore offered. The certainty of respectability attached
to this entertainment must insure an extensive attendance.

The Master of the Ceremonies, by order of the Cotntnittee,
will superintend the Music and Dancing. An arrangement
has been made with Mr. P. Stubbs to supply a Baud of Thirty
Mucieians.

The Doors will be opened at Half-past Eight, and Dancing
will commence at Nine o'clock and conclude at Three o'clock
in the Morning. The Boxes will be opened at 2s. fid. each for
Visitors to witness the Assemblage and Superb Fete.
The Ladies and Gentlemen attending the Ball can either
attend in:Fancy Dresses or in Plain Dresses, with Masks.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
GRAND CORONATION GA
, FRIDAY, Joni .29; 1838,
On which occasion the GARDENS will be SPL
ILLUNIINATED. with Several Thousand VARIEGATED
LAMPS, forming new and Appropriate Devices, several
Emblematic Transparencies, executed by first-rate - Artists,
placed in various parts of the Gardens, which will give variety
and effect.
THE FIREWORKS
Will consistof Two Magnificent Devices, in beautiful Coloured
Fires, -in honour of the occasion. The arrangements will con-
clude with a Grand and Terrific Eruption of

MOUNT VESUVIUS!
A Millitary Band will attend from Three O'Clock
ADMITTANCE, ONE SHILLING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY.

Lord ASHBURTON, after having presented a petition from
Liverpool. on the subject of commercial protection, inquired
whether any attention had been extended to the blockading of
ports at Mexico and Buenos Ayres.
Lord MELBOURNE answered that the subject had not escaped
the attention of the government.
Petitions having been presented from the General Assembly
of Scotland, &c., for increased means of church accommodation,
Lord MELBOURNE observed that the government had not
seen any reason to alter its opinion on this subject; that there
were many circumstances which rendered it inexpedient to pro-
ceed with any measure this session. His lordship afterwards
said that he should propose the adjournment, on account of the
coronation, to be from Tuesday till Friday.
The poor relief (Ireland) bill was again considered in com-
mittee, the proceedings in which occupied the remainder of the
short sitting of their lordships.
At the request of the Duke of WELLINGTON the qualification
clause was deferred, in order to be considered on another even-
ing.—Adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

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Emprriat Varliament.

HOUSE OF COM MONS.—WEDNESDA Y.
Sir J. GRA n presented a petituin front the Grand .lonetion
Railway Company, against the bid introduced by the Ptesident
of the Board of Trade, for the conveyance of !nails by railroad,
raving that it might not be passed in its present state.
Mr. Mir.F, presented a petition against certain clauses of the
bill brought in for regulating the cot•Ve}'ance of mails by rail-
road. Also one from the guardians of the poor in Bristol,
against certain parts of the poor-law bill.
Sir R. PEEL moved the appointment of a committee, to con-
sist. of the following members, to inquire into the plans and
estimates for completing the buildings of the British Museum:
—Mr. Estcourt, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hawes,
Sir R. Peel, Sir It. blebs, Mr. Thornely, Sir P. Egerton, Mr.
Comitton, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Haute, Lord Stanley, Mr. B
Baring, Mr. Pease, Lord Sandon, and Mr. Planta.--Agteed to.

CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS' BILL

Sir R. PEEL was desirous to have some day fixed on which
the controverted elections' bill would be certain of coming on.
It being a bill peculiarly affecting, the house. he had thought it
would nut he an unreasonable request to ask that some day
should be appropriated to it ; but if that request could not be
acceded to, he saw no suitable day until Wednesday, the 4th of
July.

I;ord Jorm RussELL said that there could be no doubt that
the bill alluded to by the right hon. baronet was of very great
importance, but no one knew better than the right hon. baronet
the extreme difficulty of bringing on orders of the day. He
must express a hope (although be should make no motion on
the subject, unless the house were ready to express their wil-
lingness to agree to it.) that after the commencement of the
next month there would be an additional day devoted to the
orders of the day, so that they might get through some of those
hills.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LIVER TREATRE, LIVERPOOL

Alarlemaiselle. ROSIER, of the 'Theatres-meal, London. Mrs.
GIBSON, of her MajestY's Theatre, 1311 OWN, KING, and
, • GIBSON, from theTheaires-royal, London, M iss CLARKE,
(of the VietOria,) and Mr. and Mrs. SAIITE-1 will appear...
together with a numerous Cor,•,s de Ballet. Mr THOMAS
•." HUGHES, from the Theatres-rov al, London, is engaged to
• lead,- conipose for, and conduct the. Orchestra. • •,
9 MIS present TUESDAY EVENING, kTO-MORROW,.
(Wednesday,) tht, '26 h and 27th. instaut,„ the Evening's
perforthance will commence with a-new coinic ballet called
PATRICI. TIIE POOR- SOLDIER.. -
Patrick, the poor Soldier - Marine: Rosier.
Dermot • : • Mr. Gipson. • •
Norah, het ro!hedio Patrick ' ' Mrs. Gihson.
The whole to cooelude with a comic pantoinine, called •
HARLEQUIN GAMM ER GURTON,
rrue; Fatal, of. TM.: SILVER LAKE.
GaninrWr. Citron • Mr. Smith. 1
Cio:ldinol (her son )afterwards Clown.. Mr King. -
Colin
Gaffer Gnint, afterwards Pant a100n....Mr. Brofvo.
Blosomblle lladlle.•Rasier.
Pur,oittioe Miss Neville.
The Box-011ice will he open trim 'Eleven till Three o'clock.
—Boxes, :35.; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, 6,1. Second 'Bokes,. Is. 6,1.;
Is.. No second price to the Gallery.—Doors to be opened
HAtf-pasi Six, and the Performance to commence at Seven. •
II !I). Price at Half-past -Light o'clock.

A PUBLIC.BA 1,1, AND, MASQUERADE
AT THE
ROYAL-K.MPHITHEA.TIt E, •
Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool,
•l HONOUR 'OP 'HER MAJESTY'Sk3ORONATION,„
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 25:0, 1833;
~.AniutssioN, 10s. 60. EACH, !NCI UDING REFRESHMENTS,
Which will be provided' by Mr. Lan ton, of the Rainbow Hotel,
Basnett-strut.
',llll Committee appointed
,to regulate the proceedings on
WU this Occasion -is• the surest gilarautee for an agreeable
Soiree, the object
,being to effect an at iangement superior to
any heretofore offered. The certainty cif respectability attached
to this entertainment must in=ure an 'extensive aftemla,:q..e.
The Master the Ceromotli,s, by order of the Committee,
,will superintend the Music aiid Dancing. An arrangemeut
has been made with Mr. P. Stuobs to supply a Band of Thirty
Musicians.
The Oorws will be opened at Ilalf-past Eight, and Dancing
will Cotninence at Nine o'clock and conclude at Three o'clock
in.the Morning.. The Boxes will be opened at 2s. 6d. each for
Visitors to witness the Assemblage and Superb Fete.
'The Ladies and Gentlemen attending. the Ball can either
attend irk Fancy Dresses or in Plain Dresses, with Masks,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

WEDNIZZDAV.

To-monaow,-(Werluesday,) the 27th instant. at One o'clock, at
iflulyneux,. Taylor, and Co.'soffice. (7hanel-street,
A quantity of DEER HORNS, about 12 tons,
28 Bats HORN TIPS, about 1 ton,'
licow landing per Bland, front Calcutta.
MOLY NEUX, 'TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LIVERPOOL CO'1"I'ON MARKET, JUNE 22.

The market this week has, on the whole, been quiet, yet the only
alteration in prices to notice is in the common qualities of .Atnerican.
which lire id per lower. Speculators have taken MO American,
and exporters 9.50 American and .550 Surat.

ACCOUNT bF SALES AND INIFORTS OF COTTON.
From the kith inst. to this day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

On *alt.

For SALE,
The4ine,British Brig ANN AND MARY,
470:- JosEpit WILSON, Master ;
'tE .I-; 211 tons por-register; roppered and copper-
'4ll464;. built,of tho-very best and -well-seasoned materials;
tille.reontrkabiv fast ; 'is libutniantly found in stores;-and will
rattail an esjellont. vessel fur any trade her size•may suit :
Ilinx-itrthek.juden7s Dock.—Applv to
CliAl'lf. AN and WILLIS.

•
On FainAY, the 'l3th July, at Twelve' o'clock, at Edwards,
Danson. and Co;'s Office, Exetrioffe-plftee,
- • 222' Bales Australian.. Sll EEPS'• -WOOL;
Just arrived per Portland.—Apply to
'EDWAItDB, DANSON, and Co., Brokers.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, WINSTANLEY'S

ROOMS.
. • By Messrs. T: W'INSTANLEY and SONS,
On WEDNF SD 9y, the 4th of Jely, and three following db
Bloiren o'clock precisely each day, at their llootns,'in Ohureh-.

street,
A N extensive assortment of excellent HOUSEHOLD
AA. FURNITURE, modern Plate, and Plated Articles; Ght
Glass, Table, Brea-I:fast; and. Tei Services of China, Pedal
Harp, Six-octave Cabinet Piano=fortes, Square llorizorittil
Mite., elegant French Timepiece; Eialit-day Clocks, and other
Articles, removed for tire convenience of: Sale.

• A great • variety of.excellent Mahogany l'u rnitute,-. in modern.
Pedestal and Ceilaret Sideboards; Sets' of- Dining- Tables, Oa
•Telescope Frames, Sets of iJiniiig-roorn. and Parlour Chairs,
Couclies...:Sofas,Jseverhl.handsome CheffonieriXabitiets, Circu-
lar and Elliptic Loo Tables: Pembroke, Sofa,. and' Card Ditto,
Bbokeases, Wardrobes; Che'sts of 'D'rawers,
Modern Rosewood Furniture. com'prisin,.',l. Loo" Tables of
Various, sizes, Card and Grecian Couches, Cabi.•
,nets, Sets of Chairs, &C. . • '
-TheChamber ArtiCles. consist. of handsome tour-post
steadso..fa'shionahlv. fitted . np., with Moreen - and • Printed
iCalieo Hangings, Camp Ditto, French
_Bedsteads with apUro-,
priate Hangingsywell-seasoned Feathe'rterts, Hair Mattresses
'and,Berlding, Painted Toilet Tables'and' Washstands, Cheval
'and Dressing, Glasses, Ranges of Curtains, handsome-Bfussells
;Carpet, : Kidderminster and' Venetian 'Ditto, Fenders, Fire
IroW.Patent! Mangle, Shower and' Slipper Baths, Kitchen
&c. &c.
• The whole to be viewed on Tuesday next; the .3(1 My; when
Catalogues may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

NORTHERN HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT.

Foithe week ending JUNE 23, 1838.

PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGBD• ,
TV
Accidents without recommen- I Cured-
dation
11
Medical and Sureicalcases with
recommendatiOn
1 Relieved 8t tnad Out-patients lit
Remaining in the hospital 74

House Visifors; Jacques Myers, Esq. and John Rigby, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. H. S. Joseph.—Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Lsq.
House Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin Blower.

Donations and Subscriptions received by Messrs. Arthur Heywood.'
Sons, and Co., and at all the Liferpoot Banks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

ZoritO.
" Quis Separabit."
- •
ORIGIN. L,LiVERPOOL AND NEW YO K 'STEAM
,PACKET COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £200,1100, IN 'SHARES OF U EACH.
Applicants- for Shares in this ompany may be
:\ furnished with P,ospectus nd all necessary
_Nt information-unon applicatio y letter (post-paid)
addressed to Messrs. lii)r.stE and ANDREW, So-
licitors, Manchester; or Mr. JOHN CDEYNE, Canning-build-
ings, LiverPnol.

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
• .
GRAND CCRONATION GALA,
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1838,
On.which occasion the GARDENS will he SPLENDIDLY
ILLUMINATED with Severol Thousand VARIEGATED
.LAM I'S, funning new and App►opriate Devices, several
EintAematic Transparencies, executed by first-rate Artists,
placed in various parts of the Gardens, which will give variety
and effect.
• THE FIREWORKS
Will consist of Two Magnificent' Devices, in beautiful Coloured
-Fires, in honour of the occasion. . The arrangements will con-
clude with a Grand and Terrific Eruption of ;
MOUNT VESUVIUS!
-A Millitsry Baud will attend from Three O'Clock.
' • ' ADMITTANCE, ONE SHILLING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

BOTTLEWORK-AND;GROUNDS IN GABENOCK

• FON. SALE;
There will be exposed to .SA by Public Iloup, within the
Tontine Inn, G reenuck, uu FRIDA yotie 13th day of July next,
at One,o'clock afternoon, _
lirtllE very Elegant and 'Snbstantial CONE and oth-er
Jr BUILDINGS. belonging to, and for Many years occupied
as a GLASS-UOUSE or BOTTLEWUR K. by, the DUMBA r,-
TON GLAsswonK Com ['ANY, with the Manager's I I ouSe, Garden,
&c: The ..Grounds extend to two Acres and" three quarters im-
perial measure. They are _admirably situated on the east end
Of the Bay of Cartsdyke, and, frMn this circumstance, as well
as-their size and shape, and their having a private quay con-
meting-Mein. with the 'river Clyde, they ate pattieularly-welf
fitted both for Public Works and for Buildings for Private Fa-
milies. Indeed, the properly can, with little difficulty, be so
divided.that a street may be formed without touching on the Cone
or Yard belonging to it, which .can, therefore, be wade available
for the manufacturing of Bottles, or of airy other bulky article.
Entry can be given ini-4tediately, and, if required, the Men-
tensils necessary in the manufacture'of bottles can be tnid by a
purchaser at a valuation.
Further particulars trill be learned by applying, in Glasgow,
to ALLAN FuLLA RION, Esq., West Nile-sticet ; Messrs. MAC-
LACHLAN and STEELE; or ALLAN 11. FULLARTON, Esq , wri-
ters there; in Greenock. to Captain ARCHIBALD SHANNON;
and in Edinburgh, to Messrs. KENNY and WEasma, W.S.,
Royal Circus.. Mr.FULLARTON will exhibit a plan of the whole.
Greenock, ith June, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNI3 23.

The imports of all articles of the trade are this week very moderat,.
Those from Foreign ports, consist of 2 460 quarters of Wheat and 1,7C0
barrels of Flour. At Tuesday's market there was rather a lively de-
mand for Wheat at very full prices : picked samples of Irish red
reached 9s. 9d. to 9s. 10d.per 7011)s., being Id. to 2d. per bushel above
the rates of this clay se'night.—ln the value of Oats there was no
change, but several large parcels were bought on country account;
Prices ranging from 2s. 11d. up to 3s. 2d. per 45lbs. for very choice
Irish. There has since not been much actual business in either ar-
ticle, but prices are fully maintained.—A few hundred loads of Oat-
meal have been sold at 265. 6i1.; 275. per 2401b5. is the extreme quota-
tion for Irish. —Flour has met a moderate retail demand at 525. to 555.
per sack for the best marks.—Barley, I.loaOs, and Peas remain as last
noted.—ln" the bonded market a few parcels of Wheat have changed.
hands during the week at 7a. to 7s. 6d. per 7011)4., fine red realizing
the latter price.; in Flour a large business has been done, probably to
tae extent of 8.000 or 9,000 barrels, at 275. to 28s. per barrel ; some of
extra quality is held above the last-named rate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-26

SALE OF.PAINTINGS.

NESSRS. TIIOS. WINSTA N LEY and 'SONS respect 7
fully announce, that they will SELL by AUCTION, at
their Picture Gallery, in Church-street, DAY, (Tuesday,)
the 26th,.T0-moaltow,. Wednesday,) the 27th, and FRIDAY,
the 2')11-i inst., at twelve o'clock precisely each day,
An 'extensive Collection of PA INTIN GS, many of which are
in the original state in which they were imported from the Con-
tinent ; and amongst them will be found, a fine Landscape. by
Vinkerbooms; Birds and Still Life, by Weenix; Landscape,
Pynakr'r; Ditto, by Ritysdael;,. Holy Family, by Murillo; In-
tei ior, VelascPies; Rattle Piece. Buorgonore; a-beautiful Land-
scape, by Thompswr, of Duddinasione; and many select and
choice—Specimens of the Works of celebrated Masters of the
Ancient and Modern SChools of Art. A fine Print of tiv,,(lThelsea
Pensioners, after Wilkie; au,d.the Duke of Wellington,after
Sir Thomas Lawrence, handsomely Framed.
The whOle are Ordered for unreserved Sale, and Catalogues
May be had at Gallery:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

riIH,E TIIIRD GRAND ERUPTION OF
MOUNT VESUVIUS,

MIS PRESENT TUESDAY, Ji:NE 15TH.,
(Weather permitti9C)
OR THE FIRST '2I:IE/EVENING.
;:iie Volcanic Firing will be utyfer the Superintendence of
that able Artist, Mr. D'Ernst.
ADMITTANCE, ONE SHILLING.

CORONATION.
IH E MAYOR recommends to the Inhaliitants, that TH (ins-
DAY, the 28th instant, should be set apart from business, as
lauch as possible, for the CELEBRATION, in Liverpool, of
4er MAJESTY'S CORONATION:
RD. RADCLIFFE, Town Clerk.
Town-hall,l6th June, 1838.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

MARRIED,

On the Bth ult. at New Orleans. Mr. Robert Gill Musgrove, son of
the IMe Robert Musgrove, Esq. of this town, to Emma, daughter of
Evarist Blanco, Esq. of New Orleans.
On the 11th instant, at St. Nicholas's Chu reh. Mr. Thomas Iliason,
printer, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Wil-
liams, master pilot, of this port.
On the 13th instant, Mr. Nelson, dentist, Newington, to Anne,
second daughter of Mr, 1). Jones..

On the 14th instant, at the Unitarian Chapel, Renshaw-street,• by
the Rev. John Hamilton Thom, Mr. Charles Boult to Emily, s: coral
daughter of Henry.lonth, Esq.
. _

.
Same day, at St: Philiß's Church, by the Rev. T. S. Bowstead, Mr.
Thomas Atkinson, chemist, to Miss Jane Bailey.
Yesterday, at the Tabernacle, Welsh Independent Chapel, Great
Crossball-street, by the Rev. T. Pierce. minister of Bethel Chapel.
Toxteth-park, Mr. John Jones, Spring-place, (gynt o Ruthin,) to Miss
Ann Evans, Warren-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

MISCELLANEOUS.

All idea of terminating the session of parliament at the time
of the coronatittnis, we believe, given up.—Herald.
It is said that it is not the intention of government to fill up
the place of State Housekeeper at Hampton Palace, vacant by
the death of Lady Emily Montague.
The Hull Corporation have determined to sell 60 of the 80
shares which they hold in the Hull and Selby Railway Com-
pany, not having funds to pay up the calls.
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FIRST PairiciPt.us.—The manager of a French theatre, an,
nouncing a play called The Dcath of Abel, advertises that i
would be acted " in the costume of the times."

From circumstances of recent occurrence it is now pretty
generally expected that Wakefield will be made a bonding
;dace.
Major Keppel will be the new groom in waiting, in the place
of the lion. Charles Murray, appointed master of the house-
hold.
SWAN IlivEß.—A vessel has arrived in litig,?and from-this
colony laden with wool, oil, and timber exclusively the produc-
tions 01 the colony. This is the fist instance since the es-
tablishment of the colony.

In the event of Sir John C. Hobhouse's anticipated elevation
to the peerage, there will be 00 lack of liberal candidates to
supply his place, as Mr. Ewart and Mr. Morrison are both
mentioned for the vacancy.
CHEAP POSTAGE.-111 the muse of Commons, on Monday
night, Mr. Milnes Gaskcll presented a petition from the Pro-
piietur and Ettitor of the Leeds Inielli.gower newspaper, and
from thirty persons employcti in h;s establishment, respecting
the advantage to the pub is of a !educed rate of postage, and
praying for the establishment of a uniform penny postage, ire-
•ording to the plan developed by Mi. Hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

CORONATION.

r irt HE MAYOR respectfully calls the attention of the Trades'
IL Societies, Benefit Clubs, and Inhabitants to the subjoined
resolutions of the Coronation Procession Committee, appointed
uuder the authority of the public meeting of the inhabitants.
RICHARD RADCLIFFE,
Town-hall, 16th June, 1838. Town Clerk.

At a Meeting, on the 16th of June, of the Coronation Pro-
cession Committee, appointed under the authority of the
Public Meetim: of the Inhabitants,
'RICHARD DAWSON, Esq., Chairman of the Committee,
in the Chair,

Resolved, • ,
That this Committee, having been appointed for the purposes
of superintendiu,,,, the arrangements of the Procession on the
day of her Majesty's Coronation, the Trades' Societies, Benefit
Clubs, and others of the town and' neighbourhood, desirous of
forming a part of the procession, are requested to communicate,
by letter, to the Chairman of this Committee, stating the num-
ber of members of each society desirous of joining the Proces-
sion, and the number and description of their Banners, not
later than THU RS DA. V, the 21st instant, at the Committee-
room, Sessions'-house.

Resolved,
That it be a recommendation from this Committee, that a
Procession be formed in each Ward to join the general Proces-
sion, and that the two Committees of each Ward be recom-
mended to communicate with each other, and cordially to co-
operate in making the Procession as numerous as possible.
Resolved.

That the Electioneering Flags of the town, bearing the
Colours of Candidates at past Elections, shall, on this occasion
of unanimity, be admitted into the Prlcession, and allowed to
mix together withopt objection; but that no Flag, bearing any
Colour denoting PARTY beyond the Local Electioneering
Parties of the Town, shall, on any account, be allowed to enter
the Procession.
The Committee request, that die only favours worn on this
occasion may be White.
RICHARD DAVISON, Chairman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

ItTACTICI

finperiat 13Avitantent.

HOUSE OF LOUDS.-THURSPAY.

Lord WY NFO!tD withdrew his bill "for preventing the pay-
ment of just debts being defeated or delayed by the privilege or
parliament."
Lord I. A NSDOWNE. at the suggestio❑ of Lord Fitzwilliam,
agreed to postpone the report of the Irish pour-law bill from this
day until Tuesday next.
The Natives of India protection bill was recommitted, and
the Queen's Bench sittings bill was reported.
The remainder of the sitting was occupied with discussions
upon petitions presented by Lord Stanhope against the new
poor-law act.

Tl-11T, LIVERPOOL STAN DARD

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RIVAL!

From the 121

June, ti

DESCRIPTION

WhPat Qrs
Barley Qrs
Oats • Qrs
Flour. Sacks
Ditto Barrels
Malt Qrs
Oatmeal Loads
Bran Qrs
Beans Qrs

Peas Qrs
Rye Qrs
Shelled Parley— Cart
liadeseed Barrels
Indian Corn Qrs

AN ER AG I
Wills?, tr 70 lbs. s d s
Trish dried. red 9 6 .. 9 10
Do. dried white, 9 8 rir 19
Do.nndried 7 6.. 8 6
English
Canada ..... 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, 4f 45 lbs
Irish • 3 0.. 3 2
BARLEY, V' 60 lbs
Irish grinding 4 3 .

AVERAGE PRICE

SD S D
Bacon, 40' cwt.... 48 0 a 50 0
Hams, dry 56 0 .. 60 0
Do. wet — 0 .. 0

Firkin Lard, M 0 54 0
Bladdered d 0..... 60 0 .. 66 0
Grease Butter .... 40 0 .. 42 0
Prime Mess Beef,
.tf'tieree. 98 0 ..110
Prune Mess Pork,
41, bairel. 78 0.. 8D 0

' ' r
.44
) irtir()N.

Standard Offic'e, Thiee n' Clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, TCESDAY, JUNE 19.

The weekly supplies of free Wheat and Flour are small: hold-
ers were firm in asking an advance of 2d per 70Ibs. at this
morning's market, and a fair business was transacted from the
town and country millers, at 9e. 10d. to 10s. per 701 be. for the
best Irish and 10s. 91. for the best English 'Wheats.
There was a good demand for Flour at Is. per 28'ilbs advance
for fresh parcels.

Several cargoes of Oats were purchased for country account,
at the prices of last week, but in Oatmeal there was little done.
A large quantity of bonded Wheat has changed hands at
7s. 6d. per 70 lbs.
The week's supplies of Irish Butter are 6194 firkins; the
demand has been checked from the large supply from the
country, and to effect sales a further reduction of 4s. to 6s. per
cwt. has been submitted to.

3 or ca
:o the 18t1

COAST-
WISE.

June inclusive.

TOTAL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

THURSDAY.

On TfleasolY next, the 21st instant, at Onte; 'at Molyneux,
Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
202' Barrels ' .
34 Cases Brazil SUGAR, '
28 Boxes '
Just landed per' Cybele, from 'Pernambuco, and Cabofia,
from Bailie.. ' 1110INNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

WEST

Will meet with immediate despatCh;
• For DEMERARA,
A
-Wit h-leave to call at M A DE In A,
The fine British-built Barque E L L EN,
Roar. MAcnOw AL, Commander;
A I ; liurthen per register 215 tons.—For freight or passage
apply to Messrs. JOHN GL A [ATONE and Co., or
BOLL) and STARKEY.

:r . To sail the first week in July.
) • , For DENIERARA,
, The Ship LEONORA,
-, Master.
•
For passage (having superior accommodations) apply to
• SANDBACII, TINNE, and Ca

•
ForBARBADOS,
' • The Barque I R LA M,
Captain Dixer!,
For freight or passage, apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

TEURSDAY

On tnunsnAy next, the 21st instant, at One, at Molyneux,
Taylur and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
202 Barrels
34 Cases Brazil SUGAR,
28 Boxes
Just landed per Cybele, from Pernambuco, and Cabotia,
from Bahia. MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

. •.. .•.
Tiro be .I„KT, an ol&eatabiished SPIRIT VAULT and
PUBLIC-I-10.USE, ne.ar.st. Thomas's Church—rent and
going-in moderate.--For.particulars*Oply to -Mr. WILLI/tits,
flouse aqd.Land Agent, lianelagh.stieet.
Inunediate.possession will he given.

. .
1[1" C'
I.ET, together, or .separatelv,-and may.be entered
, upon immediately, those FOWL WMI.EHOUSES, Three
Bonded and One Free, (and which. lat ter may be bonded if re.
'quired.) situate on the east side of the King's Dock, which has
-been-lately deepened, and is now. capable of receiving vessels
of the greatest depth of eater.
These Warehouses being within 30 yards of the- brink. of the
dock,. embrace all the advantages so much recommended by the
Dock Trustees. ,
Apply to JNo. MONTGOMERY, who has also To LET, a small
FREE WAREHOUSE, in InoNstoNG cit's•Ls NE, close to the
Entranee to the Manchester - and Liverpool Railway Station
in Wapping.
IF not let Goods taken in as usual..
King's Dock, May 7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

TuEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL.

Mademoiselle CELESTE, from the Grand Opera at Paris, and
Theatres-royal Drury-lane, Covent-garden, Haymarket, and
Adelphi, London, and the principal American Theatres, is
engaged for Ten Nights, and will make her second appear-
ancehere this evening, in two new dramas written expressly
tar her, and performed with the greatest success at the
Theatre-royal Haymarket, called " St. Mary's Eve" and
" Suzanne," both of which, having been received last night
with the most unbounded applause, will be repeated this
evening and to-morrow ( Wednesday) evening.
MIHIS present TUESDAY EVENING, the 19t4 instant,
J. will be acted (second time here) the last new and singu-
larly successful domestic drama, in two acts, entitled
ST. MARY'S EVE;
A STORY of THE SOLWAY.
In which Mademoiselle Celeste wilt perform a speaking
character, in French and English.
Major Wentworth.. Mr. W. H. Bland.
Robert Vaughan
Tom Bags (a Carlisle postman) Mr. Baker.
Barty Sharpe (adischargeri trooper) ... Mr. Gray.
Mary Miss Faucit.
Madeline. • Mademoiselle Celeste,
(written expressly for and performed by her at the Theatres-royal
, Haymarket and Adelphi, London;100 successive nights.)
In the first act of St. Mary's Eve,
Mademoiselle CELESTE will dance " LA NORMA NOR."
After the drama, (2d time here,) the celebrated CACHUCHA,
By Mademoiselle CELESTE,
Danced by her in Paris and London with distinguished eclat.
After which, the petite comedy of HIDE and SEEK.
To he followed by (second time here) the new grand opera
dance, called I.'ll IRON DELLE, by Madlle. CELESTE-
. ( The Musiciby the celehlated Cherubini.)
In this beautiful dance Mademoiselle Celeste will execute
several new and brilliant effects in the French style.
The whole to conclude with (2d time here) a new drama, called
SUZANNE,
OR THE FORCE OF LOVE.
Colonel The
Maidstone
M r.
Brinsly Dounceby Mr. W. Howard.
Simon Swallow ..
Mrs. Lignum.. Mrs. Cleaver I Sally.. s. Tenet.
Suzanne (an orphan) Mademoiselle Celeste,
(performed by her fifty successive nights, at the Theatre-royd
Haymarket, Loudon )
TO-MORROW EVENING, (Wednesday,) the new drama
of ST. MAI? Y'S EVE. After which the farce of THE TWO
GREGORYS. Gregory, Mr. Baker; Mr. Gregory, Mr. W.
Howard; Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. Baker; Fanchette, Mrs. Teilet.
To conclude with the new drama of SUZANNE.
The new melo-drama ofTH E CHILD OF THE WRECK
is in preparation, and will be immediately produced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

TH.E LIVERPOOL STANDARD

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY.

Lord John RUSSELL announced that it was his intention to
propose, on Friday, before the orders of the day were taken,
to proceed with the municipal corporation bill for Ireland ; and.
if that was nut finished by ten o'clock, he should then proceed
with the sugar duties bill, which required to be passed without
delay. He also proposed that the house should sit on Saturday.
Colonel 1:),/lES moved, pursuant to notice, for the appoint-
ment of a committee to take into consideration the most eligible
site for the new houses of parliament. The motion was nega-
tived, on a division, by 90 to 33. . ,
Mr. WYSE then moved, that an humble address be presented
to her Majesty, that she will be graciously pleased to appoint
a board of commissioners for England, with the view especially
of providing for the wise, equitable, and efficient application of
sums ,ranted, or to be granted, for the advancement of .educa-
tion, by parliament, and for the immediate establishment of
schools for the education of teachers, in accordance with the in-
tention already expressed by the legislature. After a debate,
the motion was negatived by a majority of 74 to 70.
Mr. O'COI;INELL gave notice, that he intended to move a re-
solution declaratory of the right of all female apprentices iu the
British colonies to be classed as non prwdials. He said that he
would on Tuesday next fix a day for this motion, upon which,
moreover, he promised to take the sense of the house..
Mr GleSots moved for a return of the minutes of the senate
of the University of London since the granting of the royal
charter in 1836. The motion, which was objected to by the
government, was negatived without a division.
Mr. LABOUCHERE obtained leave to bring in a bill to provide
for the conveyance of the mails by railways.
The imprisonment for debt bill, sent from the Lords,, was
read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on Mon-
day week.—Adjourned at cne.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

LIFEMEPARTMENT.

Persons assured for the whole term of Life, for £lOO and up-
wards, will have an addition made to their Policies every fifth
year, or an equivalent reduction will be made in the future
payments of Premiums, at the option of the Assured.
Policies may also be effected for the whole term of Life by a
limited number of yearly payments.

The Agent's iur'this Company are :
Liverpool RICUARDSON and THOMPSON,
Share Brokers, 70, Castle-street.
Ditto BOLD and STARKEY, Water-street.

MR. F. N. ERITH,
TEACHER OF THE PIANO-FORTE.

AT the Close of the Half Year, when from various causes
Heads of Families and Principals of Schools are some-
times induced to alter their previous arrangements, Mr. P. N. E.
respectfully solicits their patronage, tatut begs to assure them
that his attention to the improvement of his Pupils, whether
they be beginners. or those who are already far advanced, shall
be such as to justify them in honouring him with their support.
No. 8, Russell-street.
N.B.—An excellent Square PIANO-FORTE fur SALE.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S PUBLIC & PRIVATE
SEA-WATER BATHS,
GEORGE'S PIER, LIVERPOOL.

lENRY PENN, in returning thanks fur the patronage and
support he has hitherto received, begs leave respectfully
to inform the Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that
BATHS may be had at the above-mentioned Est lishment
between the hours of Six o'clock in the Moroi and Nine
o'clock in the Evening.
TERNS FOR WITHIN .
COLD BATH. £ S. d.
SUBSCRIBERS for Six Months to the Public Bath 1 10 0
Children under Twelve years of age 1 u 0
NON-SUBSCRIBERS for each time of Bathing
Detached Private
Shower ......
Children under Twelve years of age 0 0 6
WARM BATH.—No SUBSCRIPTION.
Warm, Medicated Vapour, or Tepid Baths 0 2 6
Plunge Tepid Bath, with Douche, or Invalid Chair 0 3 0
Warm Shower 0 1 6
London and Liverpool Daily Papers for the accommodation
of Visitors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

JUNE_
18. J. and B. Slater Littledale and Co.'s, I
1
19..1.
Wright, (2d) Clarendon Rooms,
19. G. Evans Ditto ll
26. R. D. Murphy, (div.)....
20. C. Hayes, jun. (special) T Toulmin's, 11
21. Ditto ... • Clarendon Rooms, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY,

Sir S. CANNING said he should on Saturday institute inquiry
of the government regarding the Vixen.
I.',rd ASHLEY repeated that he should press the consideration
of the Factory Bill. instead of allowing Lord J. Russell's order
to be discharged.
Lord J. RussELL, in answer to Sir R. PEEL'S inquiry, said
that he proposed that the house should meet at twelve o'clock
on Saturday. to proceed with the Juvenile Offenders' Prison
Bill, and other public bills.
'the house then resolved itself into committee on the Muni-
cipal Corporation (Ireland) Bill, which, and the Sugar Duties
Bill, &c., occupied the remainder of the sitting.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—SATURDAY.
The Speaker took the chair at 12 o'clock, at which time there
were exactly 40 members present.
Mr. S. O:BatEN gave notice that on bringing up the report
on the Municipal Corporation Bill he should move a clause
enabling the commissioners to take a valuation of property for
the present year, in order that the bill might come into im-
mediate operation.
An Hon. Member inquired if any person had been appointed
by government to inspect steam-vessels. 'llielate catastrophe
on the river made it necessary that such an appointment b- h
OU.-
take place.
Lord J RussELL said, no person was appointed by govern-
ment to inspect steam-vessels, but the subject should be con-
sidered.
Sir S. CANNING moved, pursuant to notice, for the production
of papers and documents relating to the culture of the Vixen.
The first papers he wished to have laid on the table was a copy
of any legal proceedings, and the sentence pronounced in any
of the courts of law in Russia. The next was, copies of any ap-
plications which had been made by the owners of the Vixen to
the Court of St. Petersburgh.
Lord PALMERSTON said if the right hon. baronet would move
for papers, he would not object to it. and they should be pro-
duced if in existence, and if not, the fact should be communi-
cated to the house.
Sir S. CANN:NG inquired if the noble lord had any objection
to lac on the table, the instructions given to Earl Durham and
Mr. Urquhart.
Lord PA IMERSTON.—There could be no objection to laying
before the house. a.copy of the instructions given to Earl Dur-
ham and all Other documents connected with the subjetl.'

On the motion of Lord J. Russtt..t. the•house went intocorn-
notice on the Juvenile Offenders Bill. Mr. Bernal in the chair.
The (iilPrent clauses, after a few unimportant amendments,
were a4reed to ; the bill was reported, and ordered to be read a
third time.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the second reading of the
Vacatio❑ Sittings Bill. The lion. and learned member said he
could-❑ot anticipate any objection to the bill, as its only object
was to enable the judges of the Court of Queen's Bench to sit in
Banco after term, in order to dispose of the great arrear of
business in that court.
After a few words from Mr. J. JERVIS,
The bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed
on Monday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

On Tnurtsnx Y next, the 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Quay, east side of the Brunswick Dock, if not previously sold
by private bargain,
11,889 SPRUCE, &c., DEALS,
300 DEAL ENDS,
229 BATTENS,
3 M. RED OAK and ASH STAVES,
15 Cords LATH WOOD,
Now landing 'ex Northumberland, from Nova Scotia.---Apply
to JOHN JONES. Sen., Es q„ Merchant; or to
CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

Eibttpoui

EAST INDIES.

To sail 30th instant.
444t''For BOMBAY,
The
tine British-built Ship URANIA,
EnivAnn Nomcs, Commander;
Burthen per register 468 tons ; A 1; coppered and copper-
fasteried; a regular trader, and presents a desirable opportunity
to shipper4.-L:For.treight or passage, having good areommoda-
lions, apply to Messrs. CHARLES HORSFALL and SON,ol• to

'BRODIE and HAMILTON

For BATAVIA,
~rwr; The A 1 Barque COPELAN D,
JOHN CRAWFORD. Commander.
Fora freight or passage apply to Messrs. TAYLOR
POTTER, and Co., or to \V. N. MOORE.

?MI be. despatched on the 25:h instant, with whatever
,----, " freight may offer. .
For CALCUTTA,
g-i !7._ 4; The A 1 S hip • Orr ERSPOOL,
rtr,i . JOHN SNIPE, Cotntnander.
:She has excellent accommodations for passengers.—For freight
or passage apply to Messrs. TAY LOU, POTTER, and Co., or to
W. N. MOORE.

Chartered, and will sail in a few days, having a great
portion other cargo on board.
For LINTIN and MANILLA,
(Forwarding Goods to Wflasiroa,)
The fine new Whitehaven-built Barque NILE,
J. L. ANDERSON, Commander ;
A 1; 218 tons register ; coppered and copper-fastened; -ex-
:pected to sail remarkably fast, and will be found a most
.desirable conveyance. For- terms of freight or passage,
'raring superior accommodations, apply to Messrs. ROBERT
Wl$11: and Co., Merchants, ot to .
W. N. MOOll E,
Rumford-buildings, 2, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

On *FRIDAY next,' the 22d instant, at' Twelve o'clock, on the
'Quay, west side Queen's' Dock,
• • • The Cargo of Yellow PINE TIMBER,
Per Eliza, from Quebec, consisting-of 174 hogs, 10,359 feet.
• 2880 W.. 0. BARREL STAVES,
In lots, to stilt purchasers.==By'order of the Iwporter,
'• RICHARD B•ENBOW and 'Co.,- Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

Mtu thiblicationo.

CHEMICAL NUISANCE.—DR. EPP'S LECTURES.
ruHE LECTURES delivered in the Music Hall last April,
by Dr. EPP'S, on the Alkali Works, in which the real
merits ,f the question are detailed, will be
published (by autho-
rity) in the July number of the ANTHROPOLOGICAL
MAGAZINE and CHRISTIAN PHYSICIAN.
Published by Sherwood & Co., Paternoster Row, Loudon,
and may be obtained by order of any Bookseller.

Just published, with Plates
1 RISON SCENES. AND NARRA4IVE OF ESCAPE
FROM FRANCE DURING Tilt LATE WAR. By
SEACOME ELLISON.

Whittaker and Co., London ; Marples and Co., Liverpool.
" The book is full of facts and of strange realities; and the
narrative of the author's adventures, escapes, and journeyings
is highly interesting.."—Spectator.
" A work containing much that is both interesting and use-
ful ; the reader who peruses it expecting 'instruction blended
with amusement will not bedisappointed.' —Licerpcol Attica.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

TO THE PUBLIC.

At the suggestion of several of our friends, we have
been induced to POSTPONE THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE
LIVERPOOL STANDARD until the 3d of July, in order
that we may not break in upon the half-yearly files of
our subscribers, and that the new series may commence
with the first number in the second half-year. , 4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

PRESENTATION OF PLATE.

To CAPTAIN GEALE, Barque Christina. '
DEAR SIR,—In accordance with the unanimously-expressed
sentiments of my fellow passengers, in which I cordially join,
and being deputed by them for the purpose, I have now the
pleasure to band to you the accompanying piece of plate, inscribed
as below; and! remain, dear Sir, yours truly, '
JOHN WALMSLEY.

Liverpool, 11th :Tune, 1838.

Presented to
Captain Edward Geale, of the Barque Christina, by his ,
passengers,
John Welmsley, I Thomas Bell, M.D.,
William Henry, When Grant, and
Mrs. Grant, William Morris,
As a testimonial of their thanks for his considerate attention
and unremitting exertions to render their passage agreeable,
and of their high opinion of his seamanlike conduct in com-
mand, during a voyage from Demerara to Liverpool, in May,
1838.

•
TRIBUTE OE RESPECT.--We noticed, in a recent' number,
that it was the intention: of the professors of the orchestra to
present the. leader; Mr. Herrmann, with a testimonial of their
respect and. regard for him on his retirement from hii engage-
ment with the'Directots. 'This concert being trie close of his
official connexion with, the institution, we understand the pre-
sentation took place immediatelY afterwards.' The testimonial
consists of a splended silver snuff- box,, very richly woi ked, with
an inscription to the following effect :—"-Presented, June 13,
183 b, by the Professors of the Gentlemen's Concert, Manchester,
to N.; Z. 1-Tc4rmann, Esq., many years their respected Leader."
—Manchester Gnardiau.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

VESTRIES IN CHURCHES.

On the motion of Dr. NicuoLt, the Vestries in Churches
Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed on
Monday.
BISHOPRIC OP SODOR AND MAN.
Lord J. RUSSELL moved the third reading of the Sodor and
Man Bishopric Bill.
Mr. C. LusuINGTON objected to the motion. No reason had
been given for introducing a bill of this nature, and he should
therefore move that the bill be read a third time that day three
months.
Lord J. RussELL said it was originally intended to join the
bishopric of Sodor and Man with the see of Carlisle; but that
proposition was so objectionable to the inhabitants of the islands,
that it was abandoned. The present bill, which had the sanction
of the Church Commissioners, met with the approbation of all
those whom it concerned, aryl therefore he trusted no opposition
would be offered to its passing into a law.
Mr. Puvins could hear testimony to the great objections
which existed to uniting the bishopric of Sodor and Man with
the see of Carlisle.. lle therefore trusted the house would agree
to the third reading.
A desultory conversation ensued, in which Mr. Thornely, Mr.
Rut librooke, Mr. C. Lushington, Sir C. Styles, and Mr. Est-
court took part.
Strangers were ordered to withdraw, and the house divided,
when there appeared—
For the third reading 62
Against it ....

Majority
The bill was then read a third time, and passed.
Lord J. Itussatr, obtained leave to bring, in a bill to settle
and describe municipal boundaries in Ireland.
The house adjourned at a quarter to two o'clock until Mon-
day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

JEWELLERY,.

OF the same superior taste and quality as kept by the first
London Houses, in Suits, Neck and Guard Chains, Brace-
lets, Rings, Brooches, Earrings, Pins, Studs, &c,
SILVER PLATE,
AND
SUPERIOR SILVER-MOUNTED PLATED GOODS.
which are with confidence recommended to those who study
economy, as they will be found to answer all th(purpose of
Silver. the quality being-the best, and the prices, MU:tough higher
than the common Plateil Goods, will be fo-undio be trifling,
compared with Silver, and may be had in Waiters, Tea Sets,
Bread and Cake Baskets, Candlesticks, Cruets, Dessert Knives
and Forks, &c.

THOMAS DISMORE,
cor,DsMITH, JEWELLER, and SILVERSMITH,
IS, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
FROM DISMORE AND SONS, MANUFACTURERS TO THE TRADE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

PRESENTATION OF PLATE.

To CAPTAIN GEALE, Barque Christina.
DEAR SIR,—In accordance with the unanimously-expressed
and being o
sentiments of my fellow passengers, in which I cordially join.
beg
deputed by them for the purpose, I have now the
pleasure
hand to you the accompanyiug piece of plate, inscribed
as below ; and I remain, dear Sir, yours truly,
JUAN WALMSLEY.
Liverpool, 11th June, 1838.

Presented to
Captain Edward Geale, of the Barque Christina, by his
passengers,
John Walmslev Thomas Bell, M.D.,
William Henry, I Robert Grant, and
Mrs. Grant. William Morris,
As a testimonial of their thanks for his considerate attention
and unremitting exertions to render their passage agreeable,
and of their high opinion of his seamanlike conduct in com-
mand, during a voyage from Demerara to Liverpool, in May,
1838.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.—We noticed, in a recent number,
that it was the intention of the professois of the orchestra to
present the leader, Mr. Herrmann, with a testimonial of their
respect and regard for him on his retirement from his engage-
Went with the Directors. This concert being toe close of his
official connexion with the institution, we understand the re-
semation took place immediately afterwards. The testimonial
consists of a splended silver snuft-liox, very richlvwo,ked, with
an inscription to the following effect:—" Presented, June 13,
1838, by the Professors of the Gentlemen's Concert, Manchester,
to N. Z. Dm rmann, Eeq., many years their respected Leader',"
;,-11anchester Gnardiau.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

TO THE PUBLIC.

At the suggestion of several of our friends, we have
been induced to POSTPONE TILE ENLARGEMENT OF THE
LIVERPOOL STANDARD until the 3d of July, in order
that we may not break in upon the half yearly files of
our subscribers, and that the new series may commence
with the first number in the second half year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-19

tram Xabigation.

STEAM CONVEYANCE TO OPORTO AND LISBON.
The new and fast-sailing Steam-ship
CIRCASSIAN,
' , Now called the QUINTA DE VESUVIO,
150 Horse power; lying in Trafalgar Dock;
(Captain RuxToN,• of Iler Most Faithful Ma-
' jesty's Navy, Commander ;)
Will sail from LIVERPOOL for OPORTO on THuRsDAY,
tbe'2lst instant; and•after stopping there a few de s, will pro-
ceed to LISBON, from whence Passengers may he forwarded,
by the Peninsular Steam Navigation Company's Boats, to
GIBISALTAII,‘and .the MEDITERRANEAN, or return to
FALMOUTH Itlld LONDON.
The CIRCASSIAN is a new and fast-sailing vessel, and pos-
eestres splendid accommodations for Passengers. The present
is a most favourable opportunity for persons desirous of visiting
Oporto.and Lisbon, and one which very seldom presents itself
at this port.

FARES:
Best enbin .... £l2 to Oporto, or £l5 to Lisbon.
Fore Cabin .... 7 10s. to Oporto.
For further particulars apply to
. WILD and GIBSONS, 29, Chapel-walks,

For
ilirt.H))ll, The St. George Steam-packet COmpany's supe•
nor fast-sailing Steamer OCEAN,
• Captain JOHN- PILE,
with Goods an.l Passengers, from Clarence Dock, THIS DAY,
the 19th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Evening.
Apply at the Company's Offices, Clarence Dock, or Water.
street.

For WATERFORD,
/ •\,/ The Waterford Commereidl Steam Navigation
4.4 m NN, Company's powerful Vessels, are intended to sail
twin the Cl'areuce Duck, with Goods and Pas-
sengers, as under :

'Vie MERMAID, J. HEA RN, Commander,
FRIDAY next, 22d June, Ten o'clock in the Morning,
And will ,continue to sail Weekly, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, until further notice.--Apply to
JOSEPH R. PIM, Clarence Dock.

On FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay, west side Queen's Dock,
The Cargo of Yellow PINE TIMBER,
Per Eliza, from Quebec, consisting of 174 logs, 10,359 feet.
2880 W. 0. BARREL STAVES,
In lots, to suit purchasers.—By order of the Importer,
RICHARD BENBOW and Co., thokers.