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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-01

'lowed them, over mountains
IT would have been

'leap food of other countries ; that the labourer
yen into the Union Workhouse, and the

e depressed to the level of his continental
grant that the manufacturer and the capi-

lose benef

changes in the policy of the country were effected,
doomed to feel continually, as they are now

feelin

the difficulty, and indeed:the impOssibility,

ted currency to cramp them at -every
the remedy, we feel assured, will not be
ought in a backward, but rather in a forward,

with a

The carrying of the measures of Free
involves the question of their fur-
We shall be asked to cheapen the
gar, coffee and other articles of daily
ierchant free trade in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-01

AUCTIONEER'S Office, Market street, Birkenhead.

By Mr. W. BROWN,

On FRIDAY next, the 4th inst., at eleven o'clock, at his Rooms,
101, Park-lane. Liverpool,
AQUANTITY of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES,
being Property pledged in the respe • e-months prior to
the 4th June, 1846, with the followi pawnbrokers, namely,
Asher Cohan, South Castle-stree Alward Byford, Dale-street,
James Gillaird, Brownlow-hil essrs. Critchley and Deverill,
Park-lane, Robert Haves ent-street, Henry J. Syred, Park-
lane, Lewis Hepman, W echapel, John Little, Brownlow-hill,
John Chadwick, Sout Castle-street, Henry L. Medder, Old-
hall-street. Escott Richards, Parliament-street, James Fair-
hurst, Springfield-street, Robert Marrs, St. James's-street,
Maria and John Cunliffe Thomesson, Tithebarn-street, Joshua
Powell, Scotland-road, and John Cohan, Paradise-street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD VILLAS, FORMING HUE:
IKISSON•TERRACE, AT NORTH EGREMONT,
CHESHIRE.

By Mr. MAWDSLEY,

On TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool t to such condi-
tions of sale as will be then and produced, in such Lots
as may be agreed upon at th e of Sail.,
. - -

ALL those Four Fr old MESSUAGES or DWEL-
-1-1 LING-HOUSE with the Out-offices and Appurtenances
thereto. respectively belonging, forming Huskisson-terrace,
containing to the front thereof 24 yards. and running in depth
backwards 44 yards? more or less, situated in Liscard, in the
county of Chester, in the occupation of Air. Richardson and
others.

A New Pier or Slip is now completed, and Steam Boats ply at
convenient intervals during the day, which renders North

The Houses, With their respective Appurtenances, will be
offered separately, in Four Lots.
Apply to Mr. WELSBY. Solicitor, Ormskirk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-01

H. LAFFER AND CO.,
TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS,
54, LORD-STREET,
LTAVE always on hand a large and excellent assort-
ment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, adapted for all
Classes of Purchasers, and all Cl4lpstearet—Prlces as Low as
honest and fair dealing will admit- .

NO SECOND PRICE !
N EDIT ! !
DISCOUNT ! ! !
For the 0 R DEPARTMENT, first-rate CUTTERS and
WORKMEN are employed, by whom the most Fashionable Fit
and excellent Work is insured.

t

The attention of NOBLEMEN .5- GENTLEMEN VISITING
LIVERPOOL, and who are not already acquainted with the
merits of the REGISTERED PALETOT, are most respect-
fully informed that it can only be obtained from
DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-NTREET.
THE REGISTERED 'PALETOT OF LLAMA CLOTH, the
most fashionable Coat for both the present and approaching
Seasons, still retains the same moderate Price, which, with its
usefulness and p•entipm.,,li,

.c Kyy commana ror
their Royal Highnesses Prince Albert, Prince George of Cam-
bridge, Prince Edward of Saxe reimuT7llllt-Grace the Duke
of Wellington, and the seve oyal Visitors to the British
Court.

PB.ICf. OF PALETOTS.
Registered PaletotM Llama Cloth.
lined with SILK
Ditto ditto lined with ALPACA
Ditto ditto milled LLAMA CLOTH

2} Gnineas

THE ABOVE PRICES ARE THE SAME AS AT THE
PATENTEES', LONDO.N.

DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BONE

MILLS

5, PUMPETELDS, !opposite to Blaclatock-street, Vauxhall.

road,) LIVERPOOL.
JONATHAN PENISTON begs to inf m his Friend
and the Public, that in consequ of his Premises h
Crompton-street being rennir.i h 11.:1. n-

a.a.,
making of the New Tim vvay
e has REMOVED to No. 5
PUMPFIELDS, VAUXH -ROAD, where he has always of
hand a quantity of GR D BONES, of all sizes, and on tht
shortest notice.
J. P. returns hi hanks to his numerous Friends, and hopes
to merit a continuance of their patronage.
Parties sending their own Bones to be ground, will find
"•
; their orders attended to with accuracy and despatch.
and Liverpool, May, 1847.

THE LIVERPOOL CEMENT COMPANY,
in returning thanks for the very liberal support they
have received from all narts of the country, beg to assure the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-01

RUPTURES,

MR. DAVID TODD, SURGEON, Author of " A
Treatise on the Organ of Hearing," &c., 5, UPPER
FITZROY•STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE, LONDON, the Inventor
of an IMPROVED TRUSS, may be consulted every Morning
from Nine till Eleven, and every Evening from Six to Ten
o'clock. Country applicants are required to send him the
following particulars, taken by a Surgeon :—The exact distance
from the anterior superior iliac spine, to the internal abdominal
ring, and to the spurns
.process of the third or fourth lumber
vertebra over the ilii, and the magnitude, duration, and
side of the hernia. Price from .*1 ls. to 25., to be paid by
postoffice order, at the office, Tottenham-court-road London,
when the order is given, and the Truss will he forwarded in
three days. . _

We Lave seen this Truss in use. It is an exceedingly sim-
ple clever instrument, and may be worn with extreme ease, and
the best possible effect."—Lancet, July 4th, 1846.
" Mr. Todd's Truss, we think, will supersede those now in
ordinary use. It is extremely simple, requiring no straps or
other auxiliaries to adjust it, and does not weigh more than
three ounces ; and, we understand, it is approved and recom-
mended by the faculty."—Weekly Dispatch.
N.B. Mr. T. has no Agent for the sale of the Truss, every
one betut made to order, and to At tie wearer,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Education, from which religious teaching is not ex-
cluded; and, as there always will be such differ-

ences, we must cone
the

premises, a National system of Education,
of which teaching in Religion is a component part,
is to be indefinitely postponed—at least, until we

and courageous enough
tions, and to brave the factious cries of hostile and
contending sects. The deference of the Noble

won its own convic-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

his greatnation BELIEVES IN Goo ;
ailing intercession

that so, thri:iugh the merits and all
of Our Lord Jesus Christ, the Alm

o 1 who

WE cam

A of t

rid renouncing their
and say "It is

!mons in Liver-

such a me-

as a mea-

Parliament and

Lord George
public funds

we objections on

,owards the holders

indertakings of
ings in Ireland
e. It is a fact,

which are now at a
Ind which are sought to
uated in those
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

•
LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY
COMPANY. •
NOTICE OF FIFTH CALL ON GRAND JUNCTION
440 SHARES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Directors in exe-
cution of the Acts of Parliament relating to the said Company,
have, pursuant to the provisions thereof, made a CALL of
in respect of each of the £4O Shares which were created by the
Grand. Junction Railway Company, on the 24th July, 1844, and
have ordered that such Call be paid to one of the under-men-
tioned Bankers, namely :
London Messrs. Glyn, Hallifax, and Co.
Birmingham The Birmingham Banking Company, or
Messrs. Moilliet and Son.
Liverpool Messrs. Moss and Co., or the Bank of Liver.
pool.
Manchester Sir Benjamin Heywood and Co., or the Man-
chester and Salford Bank,
on or before the 15th of February next. And the several Pro-
prietors of such .440 Shares are required to pay such Call ac-
cordingly.
_ _

GEO. CARR GLYN, Chairman.
• CHAS. LAWRENCE, Deputy-Chairman.
By order, RICHD. CREED,
• HENRY BOOTH, I Secretaries.
Euston station, London, Jan. 9, 1847;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

COURT AND FASHION. '

The Queen will leave Windsor Castle for Buckingham
Palace this day (Tuesday.)
The Queen and Prince Albert have joined in the reel-
parties at Frogmore ; but, notwithstanding the late hours
kept, they have been seen walking in the Home Park
shortly after daybreak.
Walking, riding, and hunting are the daily occupations
of the Queen and Prince Albert at Wjndsor. On Thurs-
day her Majesty held a Privy Council at the Castle, which
was attended by nearly all the Cabinet Ministers, who re-
mained to lunch, and returned to town by a special train
iu the afternoon.

Prince Louis Napoleon has returned to London from
visiting the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry
at Wynyard Park.

THE BENCH AND THE BAR.

The Court for the Recovery of Small Debts will be es-
tablished in Liverpool one month after notice in the
Gazelle.

J. W. Barden, Esq., is appointed judge of the Small
Debts Court for West Cheshire ; Mr. Yardley for East
Cheshire, and Mr. R. G. Temple for North Wales. •
MR. WAKLEY AND "THE MEDICAL TIMBS."—Ill the
Court of Queen's Bench, on Wednesday last, Lord Den-
man gave judgment in this case—one in which Mr. Wak-
ley obtained a rule to file a criminal information against
the proprietor and editor of the Medical Times for a libel
on him in reference to his conduct in the well-known
Hounslow flogging case. The court decided that the rule
must he discharged.
A WIFE'S EVIDENCE ON BEHALF OF HER HUSBAND.
Mr. Bingham, the newly-appointed magistrate at the
Marlborough-street police-office, London, in a case which
came before him on Tuesday last, said it had been hith-
erto customary to reject the testimony of the wife on be-
half of her husband, but as the legislature had recently
exhibited a disposition to relax this law, and had in the
new act for the recovery of small debts allowed the wife to
give evidence in favour of her husband, he should certainly
extend the same privilege to cases coining before him in
his magisterial capacity.
In the Exchequer Chamber, Tuesday, at the Sittings in
Error, before Lord Chief Justice Wilde, Mr. Baron
Parke, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Baron Rolfe, Mr. Baron
Platt, Mr, Justice Malik, and Mr. Justice Williams, the
court gave judgment in the case of Howard v. Gossett, re-
versing the decision of the court below. The court were
of opinion that the warrant issued by the Speaker of the
House of Commons was valid, and that the plaintiff in
error, the Serjeant-at-Arms, (Sir W. Gossett,) was justi-
fied in acting upon the same. The verdict must, there-
fore, be entered for the defendant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Cl FRIDAY next, the

eads North American TALLOW,
h, from Boston.—Apply to Messrs. Tf
ANTI.; CLOW, and Co., Merchants, or to

NEXT WEEK

On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at the

Brokers' Office
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

the south side
little

Howard and Joplin, 136wers,but no
is Frdehold of Inheritance
For further particulars

, where a

AY next, the
ion, at the Cl.

15th instant, at

ALL that Piece of
of a newly-formed s

LAND, sitii

ailed Di

;ix good DWELLING-

[mai square yards; togeth
IOUSES thereon erect ,to the front of Prim(
a the occupation of . Edmund Kidd and oth

The Property is Leasehold, under the Earl of Derby, for the
residue of a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 25th
day of March, 1840, and is subject to a yearly ground rent of
_ _

;etely finished, but at a smal

'ram the Each
For part ',cult

olicitor, 12,
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The Reduced Price of 125., neatly bound

Sold by HIHF and SON, 57, Church-street, where may like.
wise be had, arranged by the same Author, " Had I Boat," a
Trio for two Trebles and a Bass. (One concern.)

STAFFORD-STREET MUSIC ACADEMY

MR. D. C. BROWNE, Organist of St. Philip's
Church, begs to announce, that he continues to g►ve

INSTRUC7IOIS

VIOLIN, &c

Also, in SINGING and TH
SINGING CLASS for LADIES every MONDAY and THURS-
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Schools attended on the usual terms.
N.B.—Those who wish for copies of "The Outward Bound."

ROUGH

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Browne, at his Vocal Entertainments, will kindly leave their
names at his residence,

9, STAFFORD-STREET

griu publicattono.

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OSTELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS. .Royal 4t0.,
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RUSSELL'S ATLAS of MODERN GEOGRAPHY. Royal
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.3- ••/

LIVERPOOL GUARDIAN SOCIETY.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
THE MEMBERS and FRIENDS of this Society
are respectfully informed that the TWENTY-FOURTH
ANNIVERSARY DINNER will take place on FRIDAY next,
the I2th instant, at Mr. EASTWOOD'S, the ROYAL HOTEL,
Dale-street.

Dinner on the Table at Six o'clock precisely.
Tickets, (including Dessert,) ss. each, to be had at the Office
of the Society, Commerce-court, and at the Bar of the Hotel.
JAMES REAY, Secretary.

I-,

x:w-e./,rte

/e4A'L/h-z€'l°'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

THE (
1. }musk

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the BEACON
erected in the year 1843 upon CAIRN RYAN POINT, within
Loch Ryan, in the County of Wigtown, has been converted into
a LIGHTHOUSE, the Light of which will be exhibited on the
night of the 3d of March, 1847, and every night thereafter, from

Sunset to Sunrise

The Light is chiefly intended to open up the anchorage of
Loch Ryan. _

The following is a specification of the Lighthouse, and the ap-
pearance of the Light, by Mr-ALLAN STEVEN SON, Engineer
to the Commissioners

LOCH RYAN LIGHTHOUSE is situated upon CAIRN RYAN
POINT, on the Eastern Shore of the Loch, m N. Lat. 54 deg.
58 Thin. 29 sec., and.W. Long. 5 deg. I min. 47 sec. The Light
will be known to Mariners as a FIXED LIGHT. of the natural
appearance. The Lantern, which is open from S. by W. W.
round to N. E. in a westerly direction, is elevated 30 feet
above the level of the Sea; and the LIGHT will be seen at the

listance of 10 Miles, and ut lesser distances, according to the
;tate of the Atmosphere.
And the COMMISSIONERS HEREBY FURTHER GIVE

be levied in respect of this Li,
F6r every. British VesSel, the tame not belonging to Her 3
jetty, or being navigated wholly in, Ballast, and the every Fo
reign Vessel privileged to enter the Ports of the 'United King
dom, on paying the same Duties as British Vessels, which shall
pass or derive benefit from the said Light ; that is, which shall
arrive at or depart from any Port or Place within Loch Ryan :
If the same shall not exceed 50 Tons Ilurthen Cd.
And if the same exceed 50 Tons for each additional
50 Tons, or part of 50 Tons, a like Toll of
And Double the said respective Tolls for es.ery Foreign Vessel
Failing as aforesaid, not privileged as aforesaid,
BY order of the Board,
(Signed) A LEX. CL7NINGIIAM, Secretary.
Edinburgh, Ist February, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

kpply to Messrs. A. and G. MARTIN

NYNER and Co., Brokers

t, at Twelve o'clock, at the

H. RAYNER and Co., Broke

iuildings,
TALLOW

.pply to Messrs. TEN-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Ida, FerraoV

,rt St. George,C,hathava

nbay, Chatham
Nport (N. S. W.

;t wing) Cape G. Hope,
wester

3e of Good Hope, 1*
If Wight

vtibatt., C. G.Hope

1, Chatham
on, Cork

id, Chatham

le of Wight
butt., Corfu

itta, Chatham
. Wales, Chatham

Sheerness
Scotia, isle

tat., No'

If DA TS? FT..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

New: York, aged 33, JOHN AIURTAH

of his sister-in-law

Air. JOSEPH. HILTON, Of

A 48, Mr. ROBERT LANGSHAW, of the

ZABETH,

Office to solicit a pass to Belf

ive him one, and tha

main in Liverpool, and to beg
Rushton ordered hint to be sent

rough-looking fellow,
with stealing twenty-
Kneale. The complainant, who
arrived from the Isle of Man. sta

1. after

soner on Tuesday,
journed to a public-I
prisoner sat beside him, and desirou
terest he took in his Manx friend,
care of his money, and see that nob&
The complainant took every pre(
but notwithstanding that, he sho
from his pocket twenty-three sove
charged the prisoner with the theft
all knowledge of the robbo
shown a quantity of gold to
lend him £lO, besides givi
—Commited for trial

IMPORT

Lord-street, v

Donaldson.Exc

not havinc, previously c
He stated' that he wei

inctior

disposed of an
him his limns,

had not got a licen
father waignot long out of tl
left to carry on the sale in h

son) then demanded froi

y, hut i

auctioneer's statute, the depisit of
positively refused, and so issue wa
the case, Mr. Rushton decided th.
case of the kind which had occur
the second in the empire under th
subsequent deposit of the £lO, a
deposit made on sight to the ofi
court stated that a deposit to that
ready made. The case was then di

EXTENSIVE ROBBER

Howard and M

Ann Jones, m

an extensive robbery, whicl
committed in Manchester. U

vereions, ten .1:5 notes, anti' 1,7,
upon the other a £5 note and

notes are numbered C 011...
Several articles of jewellery, .incluu
necklace and a brooch, were also fou
a house where they were lodgirr, in
found a bundle containing two rich sa
other dress pieces and articles of dr:
tradesmen's bills were subsequently f
the discovery that the prisor-
notes, one at Mr. Gibson's, ;n
ther at Mr. Kind's, in Chr it-str

in Ran

all the notes ranged from if
son said Jones had been in
againin October, but the charges were (
and she was dismissed. Howard was

were remanded, and a comm
warded to Mr. Becwick, of the

STATIONS OF TIIE BRI
ON THE 1

'EBRUARY

(From CoMum% United S

Mere two ploc.cs are mentioneil, the
which the depBt of the regiment

t Life Guard:

—Windsor

gent's Park
Ards—Hyde

Ist Drag. Guards.
2d—Newbridge

tingham
h—York

6th—Dublin
7th—C. Good Hope, Maid&
st Dragoons--Cork
2d—Clonmel

4th-
Mh-
6th—Lor
7th Him
Bth—Cal
9th Lancers-
10th Hussars.
terhury
11th Hussars—Coventry
12th Lancers—Hounslow
13th Lt, Dragoons—New
14th—Bombay, Mahlstor
15th flussars—Madras, Maid
stone

—Athione

Bengal, Mai,
—l3oinbay,

Canterbuiy

16th Lancer
lith—Dundalk
Grenadier Guards-
(lst batt.) Winchester
(2d batt.) St. John's %
(3d haft.) The Tower
Coldstream Guards—
(lst batt.) St. George'!
(2d hart.) Portman-st.
Scotch Fusileer Gnards-
(lst batt.) Wellington B
(2d batt.) Windsor
Ist Foot—
(lst bet.)

West Jr

Newbridge
(2d batt.)—Manchester
2d—Portsruouth
3d—Dablin
ce. Chatham
sth—Tlymouth"
tith—Buttvvant
7th—Barhadoes, Newry
Bth—Bombay, Chatham
9th—Bengal, Chatham
10th—Bengal, Chatham

51 st—V. 1

67th-(

73d—Cap
74th—Gla
75th—Atli
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 5.

The supplies this week are large of Wheat, and moderate of
other articles. The demand for Wheat is very limited, and to
progress with sales a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per quarter must
be submitted to, but, holders generally are not anxious sellers
at the reduced rates. Parley is ready sale at fully last week's
prices, and Malt is more in.demand at improving rates. Oats
are Id. per st., and Shelling Is. per load lower, with a very li-
mited inviry. Beans met a dull sale, at rather less money.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

in abou

tion, the nuit

Many of the-poor create
fevers and other disease

mortality during th

Owing t

ennnel
ments

comparati
relations r,
the follow.

in the daily pract
from five dollars

for Irish labourer
da

w days

from industrious tr

ish in 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

547.

Jones, a
oes in the
een in the
g the late
ze planted
he surface
l were en-
est to sow
!hes deep,
then the
with slack

says, that
nt substi-
nd remu-
he article
ng wind-
pest of a
or dinner
le of meat
a as they
e entrails
aster until

skimmed
L Barley,
Led. And
alt. Fish
gelatine,
ce, and a
ig to Mr.

nt-closer,
Mansion-
applicant
:ds of 70,
;Teat deal
1, and he
)ns, which
cell as to
cular cir-
b ut which
had been
of a sta-
which he
:e applied
Ise them,
of " such
orlchouse.
:onviction
it chance
.ar. One
le granite
;As. The
more ex-
intimated

List issued
the desti-
atract :
facts, and
e not in-
ra, not to
It a popu-
n ; and of
he Whole,
ng under
the same
destitute,
a popula-
:onsidered
ese is not
ed in the
Lumber of
the dates
:aking the
.ny of the
mpanying
:roux, the
line must
Is of sixty
lands and
v near the
Lstricts, is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

HULL CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 2. -
At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the
farmers, who were by no means inclined to submit to a great
fall in prices, but the millers, who were very shy buyers, were
enabled to supply themselves at 5s under last week's rates.
Foreign Wheat unsaleable, except 'at a great reduction. In
Barley nothing doing. Oats, Beans, and Peas 2s. to 38. lower.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

avert, will at least most

s, the r

led for the extent

of its real buSineSs. In sugar the
seeded that of January, 1846, by 601
336,000 lbs. ; in tea, by 160,000 lbs.

iniption has ex-
is; in coffee, by

have been more than troubl

.Is, particularly
se equally pro-

-Ito actual use
heque/

Ilor of the E:

so that

to the r€

must, at sO'far, be

a comp

at, for the last an(

Nelve moat

Lew lariff, whit

by which in
)n several de

were authorised t
mported goods, h

nishing imports, except in the articles of cotton, yarn
and cloths, whilst it must I

Lye, at the same time, disai

derived from its operation. The import of woollens has
declined in the year from 221 'lc. more than 10
lass ; of metals from 99 lac--

lacs to lit
>7 lass ; e

spirits, from 21;: lacs to 15 lacs. The general reduction
in imports amounts to nearly a million and a half ster-
ling ; the to al number daring the past year having been
62,000,000 r. against 70,900,000 r. in 1144-5.',' There is,
however, one item of import in which a singular increase
has been observable----namely, English salt, no less than
18,500 tons of the finest description having been intro-
duced,—a circumstance which has interfered with the
Indian revenue by retarding the sale of the native salt
manufactured for Govermilent, and of which the quantity
in store is understood to exceed 300,000 tons, valued at
three millions sterling.
On- the other hand, the general resul
trade exhibit a favourable aspect, the total amount

of the export

104,000,000 r., whieh'shows
year of 11 laes. Indeed, tlic

article of
to 17,893,

agar, the export I

w silk, rice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

rriultipli

In the I

ley are spok&
.xecute his v

cocky

ne county of Gala

ppearance o:

anti in history, anc
aces, that in the su

were one week

ndloaded witt

congest proof that

nsects, is the fact

ly found upon the diseased
its similarly affected. That

if resisting coldtare

A patent has- been °lna

ire p:..rfect combust
umed carbon. It cl
:hausting and blow

By this

up the chimney'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

received

given way, but had -1

mhts to Liverpoo

From Charleston our advices

ire to thi

as moderat,

per lb. I
Liverpool

The accounts received by ti

were sold, speeulatOrs t,

alivened by th

Ln new Boweds

t 61d. to is

ther they are on speu
oi ors rs 4

making tli
busi

es %000•
g dona 1
the ma

,nufact

time continues

he stoppage
v consumptio

The averag

bales this year—a diminution of is
the stocks of goods are still in ativt!

s - state of things is to tern
!pa at a loss to tell, as the dea:

). Freights
hs of a cent

Prices had

early part of the week preceding, and
romtheir depresaion.

9th January,

s abroad, is crippling the demand for

should prove
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

does 'fair men. When the, heap is sufficiently bruised, it
is removed and winnowed by being thrown up in the 3:11. ;

the light winds carry o:
falls to the ground. 'I

X, while the I

dvsingul

whole operation is truly pictu-
is a crowded one, as
ind share in the
around, clad in

ainter, and falling.of them
rer classes of Spaniards am

either eating and drinking

-lUitar is neve

iorses dash over the prostrate sheaves,
ndid simile of Homer, who likens them
)f Achilles when driven, over the Tro-

0
weather is dry, and generally under s

most terrile heat.. The work is often continued at night-
fall by torch-light. During the day the half-clad dusky
reapers defy the suh and his rage, rejoicing rather in the
heat like salamanders ; it is true that their devotions to
the porous water-jar are unremitting, nor is a swill at a
good passenger's beta ever rejected; all is life and action ;
busy hands and feet, flashing eyes, and eager screams ;
ttie light yellow chaff, which in the sun's rays glitters like
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

is work, with all Joseph Gu3

strict copyright, it
CRADDOCK and Ca

ih the others, be only published in,
Paternoster-row, anti Wu ITTA fo3'
London. .

PORTRAIT AND MEMOIR OF HUGH AVNEILE,
THE ENGLISHWOMAN'S MAGAZINE AI
CHRISTIAN MOTHER'S ISCELLANY. Price or
Shilling. contents of the February No.:—

Riograpi

kefcbes

,graphy of 310'lide
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

POOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 5.
opened Ivo% a fair demand from the trade and
hat since _`,londav there has. been

less inquiry,
v crop, have
00 American

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
For the-week ending sth February, 1847.

Prices paid Imports
iii the AN eek.iThilsWkrthis Yr

121 @ 20 1
- 11

I 5960 Bowed Georgia
_3,20 I M0bi1e.......
A Alabama and Teones

Neiv Orleans

f Pernambuco & Paraiba 74
Aracati and Ceara ....

4174
ne A 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

her activi

iai;u;.-iceOpe;;:dancer. realises the fable of Sisyphus
and his rock. She resembles the horse, who pays with
his repose, his flesh and his liberty, the rapid victories of
the race-course. I have seen Mademoiselle Taglioni,
after receiving a two hours' lesson from her father, fall
helpless upon the floor, and allow herself to be undressed,

spunged, and again attired, without the least conscious
ness of what passed. The agility and wonderful bound
with which she, that evening, delighted the public, were

purchased at this price." fie'sideithese terrible fatigues,
dancers often run serious personal risks. So, at least,
says the author of the " Petits Mysteries" who, •as a
journalist and frequenter of the coulisses, is excellent au-
thority. He cannot resist a joke, but it is easy to sift the
facts from their admixture of burlesque exaggerations.
" By dint of incurring simulated dangers, the dancer ac-
customs herself to real peril, as a soldier in war time be-
comes habituated to murder and pillage. She suspends
herself from wires, sits upon pasteboard clouds, disap-
•, , •

the first act of the Peri

Grisi risks her-life every time she takes it. Let M.
Petipa be once awkward, or even absent, and Carlotta will
break her head upon the boards. I know an Englishman
who attends every performance of this ballet. He is per-
suaded that it will be fatal to Carlotta, and would not for
the world miss the catastrophe. It is the same man who,
for +lima ve,u.s followed Carter and Van Amburgh,

always hoping that a day would come when the animals
would sup with their masters, and upon their masters."—

Blackwood.
Tnm CAMPFIINE LAMP,—AS soon as mother had gone,
Edward retired to bed, and left me sitting up to finish my
dress, and new cover my whitikeatin shoes, which had got
dreadfully soiled with the mud in going to and from the

my white kid gloves, and to let them hang up all night so
as to get the filthy smell of the turpentine out of them
before the morning. It was long past midnight before I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ialfpenny eaCt

Messrs. Darby and Sim, of Colebrookdale, who recently
launched a vessel which they christened Richard Cobden,
have another iron ship on the stocks, which they intend

Sir John Rosa has proposed to the Admiralty and to
the Royal Astronomical Society a plan by which he ex-
pects, with sledges drawn by Swedish horses, to be ena-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

HOLD INVESTMENT
SALOP.

9N .ESTAT

THE HALE
MR. TISDALE begs to announce that he has been
honoured with instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUC-
----- •-- • Hotel, Birmingham, on TUESDAY, the
•r--1--- `-)r One o'clock.

March r

Whittington.

Ellesmere, in the county of Salop, corm
TWO THOUSAND THREE HUN:

RED AND FIFTY

within a RING FENCE, divided into conveniently-sizel
FARMS, in the occupation of a most respectable tenantry.
The MANSION inclines to the Elizabethan character, and i
approached through an

EXTENSIVE LAWN.

lagnificeutTlMßEß, andis nearly-surrounded

THRIVING WOODS AND A LAKE
AND BEAUTY,

)F GREAT EXTENT

banks of which is situated the

The Mansion cont
loon. Dray

all, Lit

7, and

floor, wit

't a most desirable Family R

stantially'erected, and most convenient!

H A LSTON iti

',IX HUNDRED and FORTY-

RATES, and - exempt from ECCLESIASTICAL
JiJItISIIIC-
TION: The Tithes on the adjacent Farms, situate in the
several

TOWNSHIPS rOF WHITTINGTON, HINDFORD, SER.(

FRANKTON

AND RIDGE,

Commuted, and the Parochial Assess•

'he Rental of t'he Est,

will bear any scrutiny

and the many local advantages of the situation have been si
judiciously improved by Art that thewhole it unique.
THE RIVER PERRY

also (a well-knowr

•out Stream) runs through the Estate, anc

FOWL SHOOT
SPORTS

AND FIELD

an scarcely be equalled, certainly not
Estate of equal extent in the kingdom.

on the Property, situatk

TER RAILWAY
opposite extremity of it,

D LIVERPOOL

Tything which can

latter place,

Zeitter, S. Rosa;
&c. &c.

Four of Rembran

Tuiiion'of Achilles;
&c. &c.

APART:

)M, in a yen

Wilson

SITTING-ROOM and BED-RO
1, genteel, quiet, and airy situation, within fifteen

wa'k of the Exchang,

- ~
Terms reasonable

Obnration.

1-ERR WOLFF, of the University of Leipsid,
1_ I PROFESSOR of the • GERMAN and HEBREW LAN-
GUAGES, receives CLASSES for the-study of the above Lan-
guages, at „Signor ZANtyyrrx's Italian and French Academy,

For further particulars apply at the above-mentioned places,
or at the principal Booksellers of this town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

he estates, morel

.3000 per annum ; or of refain-
Tty in his own hands, and paying
plus of £ll,OOO a year. Ile at once
PP lan and in so doing he acted with
lom. Large fines, for leases of valuable

TIOUS 1

)ries which have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

them, they will have to bear the re

vidual,

proach of having spent

a larger sum than was ever devoted to the building of an
organ, without obtaining an instrument of any extraordi-

nary pretensions or merits.
There seem to be scarcely two opinions that Dr. Wes-
ley's plan and proceedings have not given the satisfaction

under these circumstances, it would be far better to amend
what has already been done.
The writer of a recent letter in the Mercury, after la-
bouring hard to show'that Dr. Wesley and Messrs. Gray
and Davison are the only persons fit to be entrusted with
the organ, has instituted comparisons between an organ
repaired and enlarged _by Gray and Co. (not built) and

an incompleted organ by Hill. If comparisons need be
made, our own neighbourhood will furnish ample means
of testing the merits of the builders.
At Manchester there have been several organs recently
erected by both Hill and Gray and Co., and the organ put
up by the latter, a short time ago, in Chester Cathedral,
will supply abundant evidence whereon to form a just es-
timation of the two builders. -
Having said this much, it may be asked what better
plan can be adopted to ensure a first-rate instrument ?
T th prof. Ira. tin not bncitnto to pvnx+ca mu nnricrintinn

that if the committee would allow the principal builders
to send in specifications for an organ, they would take
care to have such assistance and advice as would enable
them to furnish plans in every way worthy of considera-
tion. By so doing, the highest talent, not only in this
but other countries, would be called into action, and many
new ideas might be suggested which otherwise may be
lost to the musical world. A great saving will by this

!Amory jim

means be effected, even if premiums are awarded to the
unsuccessful plans. The consideration of the various spe-
.

be better if left to a committee of three than to one indi:

fficient to say that Dr. Wesley is a clever

does not neces,arily follow that a teacher
tor qualified than any one else ; much, inc

Df music is bet-
eed, depends on

ing the various organs which exist in this and other coun-
tries, and the ability hc_may have to form a just estima-

tion of their merits or defects. *ln the preliminary pro-
ceedings, previous to the erection of the hall it?( IC, 110
one, I dare say, dreamt of leaving it to one individual to
draw up a
_plan and engage a builder to complete the
erection '-;on whe-

Had. such been the case, I much q
ther we should have had to look upon a hall with the same
feelings of pleasure_as we now do in viewing the magnifi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

)argain

tided fall in all kinds of grain, which appears to
mously attributed to the measures adopted by Govern
ment for facilitating the introduction into this country
corn and other breadstuffs. At the last Athlone marke
prime wheat sold at 395., being a reduction of 12s. per

unam-

save taken the alarm, aria On Saturdaylast more oats and
oatmeal were offered for sale than had been offered for
several months past. The stock of flour in that town is
estimated at 15,000 barrels ; the price.is reduced fully ss.

in proportion. Indian corn, and Indian corn-meal have
fallen ss. per ton in Belfast. The Waterford market note
states that wheat has receded fully ss. per barrel since the
announcement of Lord J. Russell's plans, and a similar
reaction, attributable to the same,eause, has taken place
at Newry, Londonderry, and several other leading mar-
kets.
An announcement of a second Prince Llewellyn Society

appears amongst our advertisements.
The beautiful model of the Anatomietd Venus still con-
tinues on view, and attracts a large share of public atten-

_ Mr. C. Smith, of South Castle-street,
having giveii such general ::.atisfaction to his friends, he

yen by

n by advertisement, takes place thi

SLAUGHTERIIIC

--On Tuesday, the
;ht up for .converting

3oustend, of Carli

har► 118 sl

which w

rid the Lancaster and Carlisle Rairww

for sale in the. London market
We bare seen a beautiful

r. D. C. Kin-

anti r.-orkn

to and si

u smallest hat

re, and, we unders.

ikieTvNING
Co
—At the E
haw.. I

general

RT BY TUB ET/HOPEAN SERE

,TADERS.
:►us who

life and ,
--t Press request of a numuer k/1 „-- _
legro
n melodyy their unique representations of
,flop ~,Ad n _these able minstrels bare been ,

ssemtlly Rrn

MI will

'aßet.ondgrandmorningeoncert at the Royal
in-Great Gelrgc-street, on Friday next,'
found advertised= elsewhere

We "Kiley,
tunity will IY

Great Howard.

Deaths

valent..
_, 382—much above the average.
St. Thomas.—Deaths, 340: Died of bronchitis, 76
diarrhoea, 71 ; phthisis, 25 ; fever, 17.
Mount Pleasant.—Phthisis and dysentery have been
most prevalent and fatal. Deaths 483—including 186 at
the Workhouse_ nna 9 n

en most-prevalent

Deaths, 169.

hisis have

Park, th

s, pneumonia, bronchitis, and diarr-

class of diseases have been prevalent

PROPORTION OF IMPORTED IRISH CRIME

IN LIVERPOOT

In estimating the cost to this town of the present dis-
organised state of Ireland, its ignorance, and the absence
of a proper provision for its poor, we must not look
merely at the amount of temporary relief administered.
In many other ways Irish misery presses upon the re-
soureps of the British nronle. An evarninstinn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

MOOR:

.balts ian SAurtion,

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the 9th instant

at Twelve o'clock, at the

Apply to

JOB/4 B. BRANCKER and SON, Brokers,

THIS DAY, (Tuesday>) the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildings,
95 Tierces
2 i-Tierces } Carolina RICE
Just landed ex Charles Humberston.
DENNISTOUN and Co., Merchants, or to
J. H. RAYNER ann Co., Brokers

—Apply to Messrs. A

WEDNESDAY,

To-MORROW (Wednesday), the 10th ins

,t, at Twelve o'clock,

at the'Br

Office, 13, Ex
; SHELL LA

2i Bales Bengal SAFFLOWER,
50 Bales GAMBLER,

nd CO. Brokers

On account of whom they
)BROW (Wednesday), the 10th i
at the Brokers' Office, 1
56 Bales Bet

LOWE I

Just landed ex The
in the Albert Dock

tta, and ivarehoused

T. and H. LITTLED:ILE and CO. Broker

dnesday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'cic
Nevett's Office, 1, Rumford-street,

CA RMI

TO-MORROW, (V

at One o'clock, at

•okers' 011ie,
al SUGAR,
mas Fieiden

to Messrs. THOMAS

,nd CO., Broker

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the 11th ins

at, at Twelve &clod

200 Bags large BEAN SAGO.
IRLAM and WANOSTROCHT

kNCH(

N CAI

FRIDAY

Fine American LARD,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

London; am]
Bottle.

tors 'of Medicine

Amongst many which are being daily received are the follow-

ing testimomats :
14, Belmont-place, Wandsworth-road, Oct. 26, 1844.
Siu,—l feel in duty bound to acknowledge, that after suffer-
ing acute pains from Sciatica, or severe Rheumatic affection in
the hip-joint, and being deprived of rest, I was persuaded to
try your embrocation, and have the pleasure to say that after
three applications I was restored to my usual health ; and, al-
_ Ar

i;"'ti'AßD NOYES,

owned the application
Ineless and deplorable

neldesPiired of ever faininl

'-est advice and every
ustly entitles it to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

,dal and Wind,

shire and North It orkshire
.ster and Carlisle

aster, and

Three-qustter shares
Quarter shares -

New shares

S ittrlldoll and IThickwall
k. London & Brighton & S. Coast
3 New shares. -
k. London
! Quarter shares

1 North Westcrn

New Quarter shares,
Yin shares

J.) Quarter shares
shares (L. & M.)

40 I London & M't
5 Quarter shall

hr•. &
( k
(it)
((')

Quarter shares
31 London and Portsmouth
50 London and South Western
40 £4O shares
]0 New £4O shares
22} New £5O shares

OLondon and York

Direct Northern

231TAmgridge and Preston
15 Lynn and Derehant
15 ,Lynn and Ely
82 IMatyliester and Leeds

23 Do.,.late lltulders. & Sheffield
12 Quarter shares

5 Fifth shares
42/ Extension shares

Sixteenth shares
Half shares. late L. & B
Half shares, late W. P. & G

5 I Rxtension shares
93 I La

Bolton, & Bury

5 I Fifth shares, Do
2/F.xt,mision, 1)o

25 I Q

s'

15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 4-1,
3 .4.A0 shares 1 g
-U Quarter shares
23 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire; lk,
'5 ,Nlanchester, Sheffd., & nhiland'sl/3..
2 !ManChester and Southampton R/9.
I 42/illatlock and Midland A.

Consol. Birmingham &Derby

) Newcastle and Berwick
5 North Shields shares

100 Newcast
25 Quart(

2 Extension .
25 North British,

V North Western
17i Oxford, Worcet
All Preston and Wyre
Preference (5 If, cent.)
New Do. (5 V cent, and Div.)
6i' Half shares (A)I 3

:er, & \Volverh

I#Half
,83/4, Sixth

100 Runcorn.Gap

10 New shares
60 Preference shares
15 Scottish Central
171 Scottish Midland
1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster
24 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Go
.3 Shrewsbury and Birminghain
15 Shrwsby &Chester, late
8 New shares

2 Shrewsbury and Hereford

ry. & Chester

Do. and Chester new shares
05 South Devon
50 :South Eastern and Dover
30 New shares, No: I
12 j New shares, No. 2
15 j Consolidated Thinis

42/ South Mid. JUne.
I.i Southport nndEuxton

Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn

E 2/ West Riding Union
6 Whitehaven and Furness

5 New shares
50 York and North Midland
25 Half shares
20 New Half shares
50 • Selby shares •
' E. &W. Rifting Extension
2 ; Preference shares

25 Belfast anaWaltymena
15 Cork and Bandon
12 De:o!in and Belfast Jul

70 Dublin and Drc

10 Dundalk and Enniskillen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

:ST DATES AT I
'ect Indirect.

Sept
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
I Nov.

14 Lima ..
19 Maranlu
24 Mauritir
2 Mobile..

Monte Vi('
22 New (Wet
New York.

22 Valparaiso

9 Bran
RAL POST—OFFICfs FEB. 8.
Sin
fromt
packetiNext Packe neral
-Luca,

RPOOI

Direct., Indirect.

I Oats, per •t 5

Nov. 11 Fri'sh,-fiiie4
Dec. 7 general di
Nov. 16 Beata, Engles
Jan' 6 Scotch & Ir]
Nov. 14 Pease, Euglisi
Jan. 5 Do. :& Irish
• Flour,per 280

Dec. 15
Jan. 8

LIST,

27 Vcia Cruz

} [and 27
every I

nods) 13rd and 2(

yawl .

Achilles.
Feb

Next Mail eilected, it
lue. • Feb. 7 covsumenalthough i

Ind of ever

Next Mai! 8,11
Lae .. Feb. 7

J nioiitii a

Next Mai
v^b.

'orth
Jau. ISldt

• IV., and I.Evng. of 4th liiMre.97.,nin,H M Petere
4 ...... fiocery month March 26
;TATUM.'

i3rd intitAnt, rumbr

ibern i

Feb. 4r Feb, 15

ish & Scotch, new

6J do.

4 0 iluc

dish & Irish, 2nds tine .
)itta. superfine 56 0 —59 0 extra
aI,RF. lb. of 24016. _

53 0 old

CORN EXCHANGE, FEB.
Monday list the arrivals into this pia
mall, as will be observed on reference
Dw ; and though several vessels are

those previously in are

tairahe bulk of the bite shipments in the At
Iberia and as no large supplies are anticipated from a
Feb. 7
ter immediately, the trade for Whent and Flom
has exhibited rather more firmness, the for
steady ia value, and the latter being more Bab

been well at.

buyers, good useful iinalities of WI
ry, mad sales to a moderately f
mst cases at the full rates of Tue

and partly for shipment

it, maintained our last

st ".Til of the .
hove stated, several

trils arti
.II to:clay (0,4

ics nog, it:

59 0 --61 0
56 0 -58 0

-50 0
-50
- 2 2

e have been ge-
the list of int-
till detained at

apposed to con-

rteiican States
.ny other guar

since Tuesday
Frier remaining;

able at an ad

.nded by town

;day, chiefly to
Id Irish Flour.
rotations; and
20,000 barrels

the amenchnent.
5111;11m-icy and Malt, upon a revived dem:
dla our last. currency; Grinding Barley, ,
nd somewhat cheaper.—Beans and ..88 ju'ither, appeared to remain unaltered in value.
p
min.::: Much oegleeted to-day, receded Id. to 2.d. per 451 b.
al declined 18.er load,
regard to ;Julian Corn on the spot, there was e,*-itlently
the
since Monday, a few thousand pier.
early_ mot of the week, and having
-"land on the Germ last noted, ill

rather ex

3 thi, col:trary,
ease, with little
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LADIES' CHARITY,

THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the
TRUSTEES and SUBSCRIBERS to the LADIES' CHA-
RITY will be holden, in the Board-room of the Blue-coat
Hospital, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 10th instant, at Two
o'clock e.m., to receive the Report for the past year, to elect
Officers and Committees, and to transact the General Business
of the Charity. JONA. BROOKS, President.
Liverpool, February, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Obination.

-fir ERR. WOLFF, of the University of Leipsic,
11 PROFESSOR of the GERMAN and HEBREW LAN-
GUAGES,, receivesCLASSES for the study of the above Lan-
guages, at
_Signor ZANDOTTI'S Italian and French Academy,
26, BOLD-STREET, and at 19, ROSCOMMON-STREET.
Schools and Private Pupils attended.
For further particulars apply at the above-mentioned places,
or at the principal Booksellers of this town.

INSTRUCTION IN SINGING AND ON THE
PIANO-FORTE.

vir R. CHARLES SMITH begs to inform his Friends
111_ and Pupils, that he RECOMMENCES his INSTRUC-
TIONS, at his Residence, on MONDAY, the 11th instant.
32, Canning-street East. JannaQ 6, 1847.

A Second Edition,
CHARLES SMITH'S ANCIENT PSAMODY,
For the use of Private Families and Choirs,
Is Just Published,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ruing, was Is,

the cloth halls continue moderate.
Jinx:lilt)i n.—Wool.—The dulness noted for 'several weeks
past stiii continues, and prices barely supportev. In Noils and
ShoJs the demand is equal to the limbed production, and
prices firm. Yarn.--During the week the sales arc by no means
satisfactory, prices ruling very low. We fear that a continu-
ance of this state of things will prove alike disastrous to both
employer and employed. Some inquiries have been made by
•the export houses, which we hope may !ead to business. Piece.
There was a fair amount of business done on Thursday, chiefly

in Coburgs and Orlean,

their stocks
HuDoEIO

id being very languid

s week we have
ods•ahanged hands

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, FEB. 2,

J. Wilkinson and J. R. C

Leah ➢cosh, Liver
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