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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

PRICES OF SHARES

SHARES

RAILWAYS,
Aberdeen Railway ..!

I tberdeen,-Bantt,
e,Nottin

it Elgin

k Birmingham
aspire &Ches.
Gloucester ..

1 Sheffie

AUGUST 24

d d 14s6d

arc at a di

PRICES OF SHARES.-CUNTINU•SL

124iLiverpool
1G Ditto I
10 ' Ditto 1
10 Ditto
00 Ditto
10 Ditto

20 Rock Fen
10 Steam Tu

Prices mark e

spheric

re at a premiur

S.—Denotes Scrip Sha es care
which a Spill Settling Day is. or
R.—Den Shares caled in fnr
Special Sett g Day Will be names

(1.. pa;

in I r F

Sites
his Day.

—those marked [d]

lion and for
this List.

giS' ration and for which a
in this List.

Zirtls,,Vlttamages an° Eiratbs,

BIRI'IIS

Lately. Mrs. HALIDAY, res'cls nn the 1

Moor. new

On the I 3th iustant. at Shroton, near Blandford, Dorset_
shire, the Hon. the Lady of the Rev. LEONARD H. ST,
GEORGE, of a son.

re of Lieut.-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

allow 1

aring some further state

of it.. Lie knew that the present

re mea-
ands of the

measure introduced for
but still the house was en-

of the

Each district was
to have a salary

as to have the no-

Each wart was to have a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEWCAS-
TLE-UPON-TYNE JUNCTION. RAILWAY
COMPANY,
(Late Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Junelion and Lancashire and North Yorkshire Railway
Companies. now amalgamated.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that INTEREST
at the rate of FOUR POUNDS per Centum per Annum
will be allowed on the present Deposits from the first day of
July last, and on all future Calls from the day of payment.
The Interest on such Deposits to become due on the first of
January and the first of July, of which due notice will be given.
By order,
(Signed,) THOS. ROBT. WILSON FRANCE, Chairman.

W: H. INGRAM,
Secretaries,
C. MOORE WILSON,

August 11th, 1846,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

310 Sea Island lO eijo 16
30 Stained
3865 Bowed Georgia
3801 f Mobile
1 1 Alabama and Tennes 32 43 21759
14460 New Orleans
„,,,,t f Pernambuco & Paraiba 6 7
1" 1 Aracati and Ceara
800 Bahia and Maceio 6 61 883
13401 Maranham
{
Sawginned
!Minas
Para
.. Demerara, Surinam &c — _
....
sgo Egyptian
..... Barbadoes ••••
. • 'Peruvian
Bahama
I.
Laguayra
110 Common West India — >.
....
10 Carthagena I
33
83
I
Smyrna —
Manilla
I)
2820 Surat 23 4 1 1 2855
Madras I
1 bengal I I

4865

} 34173

48530 bales,

Doc 680

COTTON MFIRKET, AUGUST 24

The tone of our Cotton market has been somewhat effected by
daily chages in the atmosphere, and buoyancy and depression
have attended. Today sass bales have been sold, exclusively
to the trade. The agitation of short-time in the manufacturing
districts has driven every speculator from the market, and in
this (the consumers safety valve) is the effectual preventive to
any material rise in price of a staple article, which seems in
America to follow in the wake of our disastrous Potatoe crop.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

y LOUNA NO

,drew Agnew. of

the ladies
Jocelyn. the
and P. Noel

The bride, who was given am ay by her noh.e father, was attired
in a rich white glace silk. with two deep 11 ,unces of Brussels
lace, a Brussels lace veil. and a wreath or ()ranee tirtwers. The
ceremony was most impressively performed by the Hon. and
Rev. G. Noel, the uncle of the bride. The church, ornamented
by the splendid family monuments aryl ancient b.nners. was on

a decorate

,tit ude of

scho.ls appeared with

strewed the path of the
After the ceremony, a r

prepared in ti'

t the ita

On the 22nd instant. at St. Philip's Chu ch. Mr. JOHN
JONES, to MARIA, daughter of the late Mr. R wILIAAMs.
On the 23rd instant, Mr. JAME CROOK, to Miss ANN
FEANEY.

On the 24th instant, Mr. THOS. INGRAM, to Mis. MARY
CURTIS, both et Chester.

DIED

On the 12t

ant, Mr. NE

I 4 Fi PYE, upwards

years cooper at Triteman street Brewery.
On the i ith instant. aced 55 years. MA RGERY, the beloved
wile of Mr. THOMAS WATKINsON, of the Goore Houses,
Aitcar.
On the 13th instant at HighfiPld, Rock Ferry, EDWARD NE-
VILLE, fourth s7ll of Mr. tl BOYDELL.
Same day, aged 63, SAMUEL WEBB Esq., one of the Board
of Trade.
Same day

at her residence.i,imekiln_lane.Tranmere. Che
♦p NI A LI.PLA .

DWA KO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

ret red from he ehu, cli'.

prepared in the great dining
of sixty persons sat down.
On the 22nd instant at St. Philip's Chu• ch. Mr. JOHN
JONES, to MARIA, daughter of the late Mr. R. WILLIAMS. '
On the 23rd instant, Mr. JAME CROOK, to Miss ANN
FEANEY.
On the 24th instant, Mr. THOS. INGRAM
CURTIS, both of Chester

, to which upward*

to Mle. MAIM

DIED.
On the 12th instant, Mr. NEsiE AIIA H PYE, upwards of 32
years cooper at Trueman street Brewery.
On the 11th instant, aged 55 years, NI ARG ERY, the beloved
wife of Mr. THOMAS WATKINIzs:ON, of the Goore House",
Altear.
On the 13th instant at Flighfield, Rock Ferry, EDWARD N
VILLE, fourth son of Mr. H HOYDELL.
Same day, aged 63, SAMUEL WEBB Esq.. one of the Board
of Trade.

Same day, at her residence.l.imckiln_ianc.Tranroere. Che-
shire, seed 78, MAii.THA, relict of the late Mr. EDWARD
GOODACRE.
Same day, at his residence
Mr JOHN BIBBY

4, Upper Mann-street, aged 72.

Same day, aged 64, Mr. RICHARD YATES, farmer, Wood
End, Bedford, near Leigh. _

•
Same day, Mrs. HARRISON, wife of Mr. Harrison, Pied Ball
Inn. Leigh.
Same day, aged 37 S RA wife of Mr. STEPHEN PRITT,
painter, Oxford-streef, Preston
Same day, at Cheltenham,
WHALLEY MASTER, B D , Rec

(wed 78 yea's. the Rev. JOHN
r of Chorley, Laneishire.

On the lath instant, aged 52, much re•pected. Mr. J MMES
LUND. of the firm of ^iessrs James Lund and Nephew, cotton
spinners, Wensley Fold, near Blacktin n.
Same day, at her residence. Mont ere... -
FRANCES LEWIS, relitt of the '
Rector of Lianfechell, and last survi%
Lewis, Esq., Llanddytuam, Angles,-
Same day, SUSAN, only ri
Catherine.street.

ed g 3 years, Mrs,

,te Rev. John Lewis
daughter of W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUG. 21

There has been a better inquiry for Sugar, particularly for
Bengal, of which the sales amount to 15,00 bags, chiefly low
to good white, at 4gs to 53s 6d, and fine at 54s to 54s 6d per
cat„ being rather dearer. The business in B. P. is limited,
only 200 hhds sold, together with 3001, bags Mauritius, at former
rates. The public sales of foreign this week.have teen held at
the duty.paid prices, the grocers and refiners declining to pur.
chase on any other terms, and the quotations are regulated
accordingly. The sales amount to 580 hhds 160 brls Porto
Rico and Cuba, and 40 cases, 240 brls Brazil, at prices ranging
from 46s 6d to 52s per cwt for brown to good yellow, and 1.0
mats Savanilla, ell for consumption.-130 casks of A ntigu and
St. Vincent Molasses have been sold at lower prices, and we
reduce onr quotutions accordingly.—The demand fcr Jamaica
Coffee continues good, and 200 casks have been sold at stead y
prices. Of foreign the sales are 700 bags Costa Rica, 90 casks,
1100 bags Laguayra (chiefly for export), at prices at or unde r
455 per cwt, 150 bags and brls ordinary Maracaibo, and 20 bags
St. Domingo. 120 bags Pimento sold at Pad to 31d, and 750
robins black Pepper, at 2ad to 3id pet lb.—No sales of Cocoa or
Ginger. *ice continues in good demand, at a further advance
of is; the sales are 7000 bags, to arrive, at 15s to 16s per cwt ;
250 casks Carolina brought 24s to 245 5d per cwt in bond.—Rum
is firm in price; the sales amount to 130 casks, chiefly D:ntera £
at the quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

GOODACH

Same day, at his residence, It, Upper Mangy
Mr JOHN BIBBY.
Same day, aged 64, Mr. RICHARD YATES, farmer, Wood
End, Bedford. near Leigh.
Same day, Mrs. HARBISON, wife of Mr. Harrison, Pied Bull

:reet, aged 72,

Inn, Leigh

SARAH, wife of h

STEPHEN PRITT,

painter, Oxford-street, Preston.
Same day, at Cheltenham,
WHALLEY MASTER, B D It(
On the tath instant,
LUND. of the firm of
spinners, Wensley Fold, near B
Same day. at her residence. Won
FRANCES LEWIS, relit of the
Rector of LianfeChell, and last sui
Lewis, Esq., Llanddyfuam, A nglese

:8 years. the Rev. JOHN

r of Charley, Lancashire.
t, much revectrd. Mr. J AM ES

essrs J

and Nephew

Same di,. SUSAN, only duugliter of Mrs. CAMPBELL, of

Catherine-street

Same day, at the F

her age, Mrs. SUSAN
respected lan

,dy of tt

lent. H r

e year. the
oss is greatly

regretted by a numerous circle of re

Same day, aged 8 months.
NOBLE, Emma Ann-street, an
Noble. publican. Regent-,treet
Same day, JANE, second dau

father's I

ELLEN, youngest oaug
Same day. aged 6g,

aver of Mr. J
titer of Mr. G

ill-streLt,T

Same day. at
AMEs PEDD

daughter of the late Mr. CHARLEs M. SEDD
ton-street.

at Brighton, SECINA

ORMSBY GO

Porttnan.s

,ndnn, in tt

epected for his t
same day, al
LLOYD, and ale

daughte

On the 16th instant, in
SON, second son or the

ral of Algeira

I paired. to the r
I On the

EIKLE

dan, his Exce
the British Court.
Same day, aged 16 months, EMMA CATHERINI
daughter of Mr. Ff. DONAL, of Aughton, near Ormsk
On the 18th instant at his residence, 06. Nir.dsor.stret, Tor-

aducler CHAS. ANTHONY.

7th year, MARGARET MAY

SARAH. wife of Mr °KELT,

CHAR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

s cart It
ad

elves the

the loss to Aiv community arising from widowhood
of good policy on this
It is a riving evil, re-

and orphanage. The war
bead tottm. he attenth-d to.
goring a desperate remedy
Mr. Ilarbord's sog.esrn

everything. I

Is must htlio diemselves

own, and asplst in their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 12.
We have had d good supply to-day, and the quality prime. --
Beef continues in good dernai,d, Without change in value. Mut- Amt
paid.
ton the same, but Lamb is the turn dearer.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 21

Although this day is fine, yet the last few days having been
unfavourable, the supply of grain was short, and Wheat was
sold at an advance of about Is, and Bere and Oats 6d to gd per
barrel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 18

Total quantities per
Imp. Quarter.

Price per
Imp. Quarter,
7 6
... 0 0 0
... 0 0 0

Wheat.
Barley.
Oats

169 4 9
O 0 0
O 0 0

THE IRISH CORN MARKETS,

For the last two or three weeks the weather has been exceed.
ingly wet, with a high temperature, and the rains occasionally
extremely heavy. The consequence has been the retarding cf
the harvest, the greater part of which is still uncut. Comp!aints
are made, which we trust are unfounded, of injury being already
done. The average of the crops is said to be hardly a full one,
especially in Oats, which, with the failure of the Potatoes, has
caused a great panic, and in consequence all our markets have
experienced an advance in price of from 2s to 2s 6d on Wheat ;
on Oats and Barley is 6d ; and Is to 2s 6d on Flour and Oat-
meal We are informed, however, from the best source,., that it
is impossible the prices of grain can continue high, and that in
a short time we shall have a reaction ; at the same time we may
here observe that the prices of Wheat in Great Britain are under
those of France, Belgium and Holland, and that these must
first equalise before a reduction can take place.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Aua. 12.
We have had a good supply to-day, and the quality prime,
Beef continues in good demand, without change in value. Mut.
ton the same, but Lamb is the turn dearer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

MALICIOUSLY STABBING

Francis Riley, 21, and Elizabeth Hailes, 20, were in
dicted for having feloniously cut and wounded Ann Sa

prosecutor, who is a woman of some sixty pears of

resided in a court in Manchzster, in whichr also lived the
prisoners, and in June last a quarrel took place amongst

fray the male prisoner st
tnd Hailes was assisti

bed the pros

cutrix with a knife

'he prisoners were found guilty o

and were sentenced to twelve months' finprisonment and
hard labour.

NISI PRIUS COURT.—FRIDAY.
RAWSON V. ANTHONY.
This was an action brought by Henry Rawson against

shares in the North-Eastern Railway, which the plaintiff
was ready and willing to deliver, but which the defendant
refused to receive. The defendant pleaded that he did

ion, a hosier

that the-defendant broke and entered the dwelling-
house of the plaintiff, at Bolton, and distrained, as for a
distress for •rent, a considerable quantity of goods and
chattels, when, in fact, no rent or arrears of rent was due;
and, afterwards, that be again oroke and entered the
dwelling-house, and expelled the plaintiff from his use and
enjoyment of it. The defendant pleaded not guilty; he
also pleaded leave and license, and that the dwelling_
home was his own soil and freehold.
The Jury returned a verdict for the deft

s was an action

r Ratt

Goods to th

turer at

lon, of t

'endant

)nought by John NV

ad, in a very

sive war

f a hardware

supplied

ldant would

12e in three ra

mount of £ll2. 9s

I defendant himself

ADVENTURE IN SEADCF

t time.

'1 to the

N' TOE COAST
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

nehr Blandford, Dorset
Rev. LEONARD H. ST

iy of SAMUEL WOOD-

the wife of the Rey

DERSON,

the wife of P

per. L iverpoo
Glow of the late

by, Lieutem
v2nd KeKime

o KATHAkINE MAIR,
NGUs. Esq.. of Calcutta.
cu Church by tt e Rev.
1L50.4. Great Russell-
eldest dauchter of JAS.

le, CHA RI ES

VIA, younieA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

W.ll'am Ni;OI

sentittive of the (

ks Comr

The TOWN- CLE

from the Guard:a

To the Wolshilip,

I"The Memorid of I
mi,tre of the Liver

of Trade,

" SU EWETH.-Tlik
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

iusband, with intent to murder him
yen in Durham on Tuesday to Mr

DEATH BY FLY-WATER.--MrS

itiously lett sot'

" fly-water,"'s c

some bread she was eating. ane soon sickened, and died
within twelve hours. The o other was ignorant of the

poisonous nature of t

QUIRY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

TO THE RIGHT HON

H. GOULBURN, M. 1,,

have to-day read a statement made by you in
the House of Commons when a committee on the North
American mail contracts was moved for by Mr. Miles,
and, as that portion of your speech relating to the Great
Western steam-ship was not founded on fact, (although
there can be no doubt you, sir, believe it true, and that
you were induced to believe it by false information from
interested parties,) I feel_ealled upon, in justice to myself,

wbo commanded that still good ship, ter-call your alien- -
Lion to the knowing days of her departure and arrival
during the years 1838, 1839, and 1840, which will clearly
show you that the Great Western Steamship Company,
with their ship the Great Western, under my command,
have a right to the credit of proving to this country, and
to the world, the possibility of crossing the Atlantic by
steam, to and from America, at ALL seasons of the year ;
and this was done against the expressed opinion of high
scientific authority, and also (of what I deem more im-
portance in this case) the strongly expressed opinions of
good practical seamen.
You will see by the dates I shall give that the Halifax
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

SCOTLAND

EDINIIIIRGH.—Harvest operations have been a good
deal retarded by ,unsettled weather, still a considerable
breadth is in sheaf. Reapers are somewhat more plenti-
ful, but wages continue high. There is no doubt that
barley
is a very light crop, though the quality is repre-
sented as good. Wheat stooks well ; and oats are abun-
dant. The potato crop, judging from present appear-
ances, will prove a complete failure. Considerable da-
mage must have been done, especially to the atooked grain,
yesterday. which was a da- 'imost continuous rain,

y of
with heat and thunder.—Scotsman

IRELAND

The condition of the potato crop in Ireland,
measures intended to be adooted by eovernmen

and the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

in its ravages no rank, no a.e, no sex, no con►lition

rtonv,st the lower classes,
dwellings have less of comfort, cleanliness,
and ventilation than those of the better housed and
the wealthy, it is reaching all, and if not arrested
by stringent and prompt measures of sanitary regu-
lation, will shortly make its etrec:s felt in quarters
hitherto removed trr tor them.

Althoup,ll rnwit r

What is the first step to he taken ? Have we
the means of even mitigaimu the evil ready at hand ?
Mr. Hai-bold men inns, as the first aid to health
ruiptred, ; n art ply and daily supply of water to the
public. The inha.maats of the metropolis, a tew
weeks a(2o, when simila. ly threatened, applied to
the auth,,,ruies to Live the sewers cleansed by tieing

flushud ivitf
fect ? The po'dic estate of the borough might
to pay for the remrdy, if any obstacle stands in the
way. There should he no hesita'i•in in this matter;
Do conn:ifl, of the cost ;nu di-tay. It should be
dine at once. Every o her possible purity;ng pro-
cess hhould.he•put to.orera!lon 'The proper 8-a-
venging of the town, anti the emptying of ash-pits
-and oiAnt soil, tnitst be toasted upon, even it dou-
ble or tr, ble the ',resent foice should he etrploytd.
It is 11,,d parsimony to he sp,,ring in the cost to ihe
public of tne charge for such necessary condocives to
health. Every shi!lir, saved by such parsimony
Tolls some poor family of the weeklv.eatnin.s of its
lead, yet h-ips of his hie itself. A broom spared,

Can th

Weiler eOiripatiles et-

!art linen)

LOVE'S %%01

ctnde►taker, and involves the cost. 1)t a funer..i, and
the lo„ to ;he community arising/ from wido‘vhood
and orphanage. The «•ant o :vim! policy on till-
head must he attend( d to. It is a (tying evil, re-

qui,ina a desperate rett!e,ls'
\lr. klatt).rd's Sn

esiiims are those of a practi-

Tl,e au

ir town Cannot

everything. Ir

make their rtgliiretnen's known, and asstst in their
earning mit. We implore thew to do so. It is a

ditty wt
lies, a... 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 21

Although this day is fine, yet the last few days having been
unfavourable, the supply of grain was short, and Wheat was
sold at an advance of about is, and Bere and Oats 6d to i/cl per
barrel.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Au°. 21.
During the last seven is We have had a deal of rain, which
places the harvest in our own county and northward in great
jeopardy, and has its influence on our market here to-day.
There i, a good demand for Wheat, and millers have difficulty
in supplying their wants at an advance of 3s per quarter. Oats
are id per stone dearer. Beans make rather more money.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

TlON.—Upon the

flair, the

London

stiwles the official. greatt

men in the str
One mas

work o

OLD PORT

Lancaster and C

the wreck of t

tion. I

Envelopes

lioinan Ca
On Thu

in the q
quently, '

day, a bottle of po

rEIREE HOUS
n the Mint,

lON 0

t the present t

pau3, Jr]
supply t

the Ilex

ter of Br OA w•h. a
It bas been pr. p

Mr. Newman is about to ply a long visit to Rome,
with the view of completing his preparation for the priest-
hood.

A man, named Parker, died on Monday in London
Hospital, and several other persons are seriously ill, from
eating pies made of poisonous berries, sold by country-

s as bilberr
(died last week, and several others seri-

—The submarine ad

)rary wooden frame-

y, at the via-

rers employed on

nny, off Weymouth, br

ay, three
tave been

imbled down in

the receipt of money. An entire sheet of paper
used, as the postmark must be on to conbtitu

A WHOLE FAMIL

—l)r. Duke, of

mernb. rs of his fa-
to the

last few days, confura

st price is

was a General

nuw, conse-

London, as may mo

ance of one quar-

made flour
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

winter.

greater
HARVEST.—The
part E
usrf.—T
un-
settled PROGRESS
durin F THE
reu te
g OF
e lasthe weatherweek,urid veryw as
un-
favourable for the gathering of the corn crops. Much
rain has fallen ; and the atmosphere has been remarkably
varied in its temperature. The progress of the harvest
has been consequently checked ; but it has hitherto pro-
ceeded with great rapidity. Nearly all the wheat crops,
(says the Doncaster Gazette,) especially in the higher
description of soils, bevel) been already secured in fair
condition. The late rains, however, although caus-
ing the check alluded to, have proved beneficial to the
turnip lands, as well as to the meadows and pastures, be-
sides replenishing the springs, and adding to the freshness
of the foliage. There is a general complaint as to the de-
ficiency of the barley produce. With regard to the Wheat
crop, the general opinion appears to be, that it will not
yield to that full extent which seemed to be sanctioned
by the appearance of the crops in their growing state.
As to the total production throughout the kingdom, too
little is known, at present, to form an accurate judgment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEIN-CAS-
TLE-UPON-TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY
COAIPANY,
(Late Liverpool, Manchester, arid Iv, wcastle-upon-Tyne
Junction 4nd Lancashire and North Yorkshire Railway
Companies, now amaigamated.)
1\1" OTICE IS HEREBY' .GIVEN, that INTEREST
_LI at the rate of FOUR POUNDS per Centum per Annum
'will be allowed on the present Deposits from the first day of
July last, and on all future Calls from the day of payment.
The•lnterest on such Deposits to become due on the first of
January and the first of July, of which due notice will be given.
By.order,
,(Signed,) THOS. ROM. WILSON FRANCE, Chairman.
W. H. INGRAM,
C. MOORE WILSON, } Secretaries.

August lltk, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

Or, in Original I Pact

aloareduced r

perm:ince, I,

mild and fine-flavoured

GENUINt TOBACCO, i

S. P., Irish

UFF...: 4s.

WM. PERCIVAL AND SON,

MANUFACTURERS,
117, DALB-STREET,

(1, ACIAI 43 -Al-AN/CH WITS R-ST R SET')

LIVERPOOL

GEORGE HARAM,
IMPORTER OF TV/
42, CHAPEL-STREET,

NE S,

BY SPECIAL APPOI

SOLE AGENT_FOR HUDSON

MILK PUNCH YA L ,
TN respectfully intimating e Public his succes-
sion to the Business so conducted by his late Father
and Brother, begs to rec mend their attention to his present
STOCK, which will ound in prime condition, and at the
most moderate c es.
Owing to r t extensive demands for the MILK PUNCH,

a large iuppirbas just been received.
DEALER IN WINES, SPIRITS, PORTER, AND ALI

:PORT ORDERS AND. SHIPPING SUPPLIED
SEASONABLY BOTTLED PORTER.

BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER. STORES.

T. F. A SHE,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL ALE AND PORTER BOTTLER,

ro. 47, SOUTH CASTLE-

STREET

LONDON and DUBLIN PORTE.soIy bottled,

IN PINTS

BURTON

BITTER INBURGH STRONG,
And o equally noted ALES.
BO DEVONSHIRE CIDER.

In the highest state of perfection, at unparalleled prices.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES & SPIRITS.

47, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

HAYMAN'S

ALE AND PORTER STORES,
MERSEY-COURT,

OLD CHURCH-YARD, LIVERPOOL.
• In Wood,
Unadulterated LONDON and DUBLIN STOUT,

of the well-known Brands "Reid and C 0.," and "Jameson,
Pim, and Co."
WARWICKSHIRE STRONG ALE.
• - - - -

An old English beverage of unrivalled flavou --
BURTON, and other A •
INDIA BEER, of su
brillianv
TH NS

llowness.

are always replete with a s ycWiriese Articles, in Quart and
Pint Bottles, choi quality, and well matured for
N . E CONSUMPTION ;
and the same ris kept in Stock, suitably prepared for
EXPORTATION.
Tasting liberally permitted to intending purchasers.
HENRY W. HAYMAN and CO.

GENTLEMEN VISITING
CAN BE MOST COMFORTABY ACCOMMODATED

LIVERPOOL

Will VEMAN'S

BRUNSWICK HOTEL, RES ANT, AND
BILLIARD Ms,
HANOVE -STREET,

Within Five Minn

WaUvt

Courts, Pierhead, the

Theatrs.<and Railway Station
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL

Gentlemen,—l have tasted (conjointly with others conversant
with the qualities of Wines) your Imperial Green Ginger Wine.
I have also sutdected it to Chemical Analysis. It is in our opi-
nion a GENUINE ARTICLE, but also as a house:made Wine, one
. _

that may fairly compete with any beverage of similar preter
sions. As a STOMACHIC, taken undiluted, it is warm an

very silubric

men, yOur most obedient servo

~• . a ~MALDEN1141.111, urenl
JONAS

HILES AND CO.
Most respectfully call the attention of the Public genera,
the above Testimonials, from two of the most eminent Getitle
men of the Medical Profession, whose names will be a suffic:
onlnrnntPe for the article _

8' Limy recommend.
16:71nd Co. also consider it their duty to state to the Public,
that in consequence of the very great 'demand for, and the ex-
tensive reputation of, their IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER
WINE, several persons have been induced to imitate their
labels on the cork and bott e. and

The only GENUINE IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINE
will have the signature of HILES and Co., LIVERPOOLIII
the label covering the neck and cork of each bottle, and
without will be spurious imitations.

WHOLESALE ,
No. 7, PARKER-STREET,WAREHOUSE
LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

&airs' in 2urtion.

PEREMPTORY UNRESERVED SALE 01
SIVE STOCK OF SILK MERCERY,,IL
ERY, AND LINEN DRAPERY.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 26th, THURSDAY, t

and SATURDAY, the

9th‘ instant, precisely at

Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms,
AGENUINE, Extensive, and 417cluable STOCK of
SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY, HABERDASH-
ERY, AND HOSIERY, consigned. for Peremptory Sale, with-
out reserve, in consequence of a Dissolution of Partnership.
Amongst the Goods, which are of excellent quality, may be
enumerated very richly-figured Gros de Naples, of Fashionable
Colours, Velvets,Poplins, Satinets, Satins, Ducapes, Barrathea,
Ottomans, Italian Nets, Bombasins, Flushes, Ribbands, of ex-
cellent patterns and qualities, fancy Handkerchiefs, rich
Shawls, otalmost all descriptions, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Opera
Stocks and Ties, Scarfs, Gauzes, Lace Handkerchiefs, Veils,
Areophane, Smallwares, ' Gimps, Trimmings, Tassels, Blonds,
Sewed Milslins, Collars, Flouncings, Insertions, French Cam-
brics, Feathers, Flowers, Hosiery, in Stockings, Socks, Gloves,
Mits, &c., Muffs and other Furs, Cloakings, Velvets, Ging-
hams. C -is, De Woes, Dress Lengths, of various

kinds, Merinos, Coburgs, Alpacas, Paiamattas, Parasols, Printed
Calicoes, and a great variety of other Goods connected with the
Trade.

..* Mr. BRANCH begs to recommend this Stock to the at-
tention of the Trade, Shippers,•and Private Families, as the
whole will.be submitted to. Public Competition without reserve,
to wind up the affairs of the Partnership.
The Goods may be viewed This DAY, the 25th instant., when
Catalogues may be bad at Mr. BRANCH'S Offices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

rr of Mr.
AM'. wife

AtiGANET. w
er or Mr. Win.

WILLIAMS

of his dis!

""h instant. at his re
cy Baron DED:

I,AY,
1. Tile 111n.411t. !is r rec
of Mr. THOMAS BRIDGE, e

of Mr. J

D. G C.13'., 6.c.t

hatter, Birken.

h;s gth year. WM. FRED. DICRIN-
Iate Mr. Wihium Dickinson, spirit

11,1 VALLER. tie
t at the storming of

Ice. Wilton Crescent, Lon

An CORN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Auc. 21

During the last seven day s we have had a deal of rain, which
places the harvest in our own county and northward in great
jeopardy, and has its influence on our market here to-day.
There i. a good demand for Wheat, and millers have difficulty

in supplyini their wants at an advance of 3s per quarter. Oats
are id per stone dearer. Beans make rather more money.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, AvG. 24.
We have had the largest supply of Cattle at our market to-
day than we have had for some time before; the greatest por-
tion of second rate quality. A numerous attendance of buyers
from all parts—the greatest portion met with brisk sale at little
or no variation from our last statements. Beef 54d to 6d per
lb. ; Mueton 6id to 7d ; Lamb bid to 7d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

~ughter of Mrs. CAMPBELL; of

Same day, at the Royal note
her age, Mrs. SUSANNAH DAVIES, for

,rn, in the 75th year` ot

regretted by a numerous circle of relatives nnri
same day, aged 8 months. JANE. daughter of Mr. JOHN
NOBLE, Emma Ann-street, and grand-daughter of Mr. Georr
Not Regent-,treet.

le, publican
Same day, JANE, second dm
SO 4, Esq.

Ite ARTHUR ELLI.

Same day, at her father's he
ELLEN, youngest ( aughter of M

aged 33.

CAULEY

Same day
JOH N.
Same day.

ged 6g, MARY. v

JAMES PEDDER,
the county.
On the 15th inst

int. ELIZABETH
Mr. CH N

daughter of
ton-street.

Same day

ORMSBY C

GA BUST, ti
musical sea
spected for

LLOYD, and eldest daughter c

'ed wife of M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

rnry TUVERPOOI,, STANDARV.

subject to cor

and HORNER,

&a to WI taut :in.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY anti SONS,

On TUESDAY next, the 'lst September, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, at the Clarendon Rooms; South John-street, Liverpool,

APIECE of LAND, situate on the west side 'of
Tapley-place, in Edge-lane, near Liverpool, with Four
new MESSUAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, thereon, in
the several occupations of Mr. Tarbuck, Mr. M`Lean, Mr.
Caldwell, and Mr. Baldon, measuring in front to Tapley-place
28 yards, and running in rear or depth backwards 36 yards,
and containing in the Whole 1,0141 superficial square yards, or
thereabouts.

The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance. Immediate posses
sion may be had.

The Houses are well and substantially built, and have a plen
tiful supply of excellent Spring Water.
. .

-
This Property with a small,outlay will yield a very handsome
return upon the Purchase Money.

Forfurther particulars apply to Messrs. CURRY

Solicitors, tOrti street, Liverpool

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN BELL-
STREET, LOWER HARRINGTON.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY. the 4th September next, at Half-past Twelve for
One o'clock precisely, at the House of Mr. Thomas Harris,
Queen's Arms, No. 2, Lower Stanhope-street, if not previ-
ously disposed of by private contract,—by order of the Exe-
cutors,
ALL those Valuable FREEHOLD PREMISES,
situate in Bell-street, Lower Harrington, comprising a
well-known and long-established MILK-HOUSE, including a
capital DWELLING•HOUSE, SHIPPON for Thirteen Cows,
STABLE for Two Horses, Large YARD, PIGGERIES, and
other convenient Offices.
The concern has been carried on by the late proprietor for
thirty years, and from its being in a populous neighbourhood,
and proximity to the Queen's Dock, is a most eligible site for
purposes of Business, or Investment.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr.
THOMAS HARRIS, 2, Lower Stanhope-street, or to Messrs.
THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

Kennington, to SARAH ANNE-,
:e JOSEPH LOWDELL, Esq., of

it St Ph

CHARLES

ide's Church. Mr HENRY?.
er of Mr

OR Or, Fall

.11 Mr. JOSEPH BROWN to Ebrz
WILLIAM HAW LEY. clerk of,thet

Assize•c urts

JOHN Si' tVELEV to M

the Rev. Mr

at the CoLegiate Church, Ma• che.ter, by the Rev.
W. Wilson,, WILLIAM SOUTH WELL, Esq.. merchant, of Port-
au•Prince. t HARRIET SPENCE R second daughter of Mr.
WM. FROGGOTT, Platt-Trove Rusholme.
Same day, at Abbey St rowry Chu'ch. by the Rev. R
Townsend, JAMES A. H ARLEY, Esq.. of Cork
eldest daughter of Lieutenant YOUNG TUa
jesty's Sicilian Regiment or Foot. Drift,
On the 19th instant at St. Nichol:
CHADWICK, of Manchester, to Miss M
On the 2,.th instant Exton la. k
festivities on the occasion of the rrarr
of the Earl of Gainsb rough, the L
ANDREW AGNEW, Esq., • Iciest so
Lochnaw Castle, North Priton.
companied to the parish church by c
Catherine and Victoria Noel. t
Misses ilamlyn Wiliiar

MARY,
R. of her Ma.

Skibberee

s's Church Mr JOHN

YANN ROBINSON'.

cene of great

an of Sir

lest dau;

„ht bridesmaids—
Lady Maria
rid the Misses M.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

thes us with his name. com.
in omnibus having " Ever,

in its side, when the ye

.Ir di •• r
does not go near the latter place. Several passengers
been taken up and pot down at the e.,d of Bootle•lane,
dale. and when remonstrated with, the driver replied that
ad no license to tak 3 them further. We hope the pro-
ors of the omnibus wi I remedy the complaint, as they are
r to be eventually the greatest losers.

Cbt

';fibtrpool ROI-anbarb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

price 6c1., or postage free, 10d.;
THE SMALL DEBT AND LOCAL COURTS ACT,
just passed for facilitating by cheap and easy process the R(

the Kingdom.
Also in Bvo, price 61., or, Postage Free, Bd.,
SIR R. PEEL'S NEW CORN BILL AND TARIFF ACTS,
with an Introduction by Edward Bird Acton, Esq.

covery

MUSIC.
NEW EDITIONS of the following Works for the
PIANO FORTE, compoied by GEORGE A. FRANKS,
Chester :

ise, with Accompaniments
dedicated to Mrs. Allen, Or

e 0 7 0

Concerto, in which is introduced Roy's Wife, with Variations,
dedicated to the Right Hon. Lady Robert Grosvenor, with
Orchestra Accompaniments, (ad libitum,) Op. 10
Piano Part .e 0 5 0
Orchestra Parts 0 3 6
Grand Fantasia Brillante on the much admired Scotch Air of
the Bairnies' Song, with Accompaniments for a Full Band, (ad
libitum,) dedicated to Miss Fielden, of Mollington Hall, Op. 11.
Piano Part ‘0 5 0
Orchestra Parts 0 3 6

Grand Fantasia on Favourite Airs, from Rossini's Operas of
Il Barbiere de Seviglio, Otello, and La Donna del Lago, dedi-

To be had of D'ALm-AiKE and Co., Soho-square ,• COCKS and
Oo.; New Burlington-street; and ADDISON and Co., 210, Re-
gent-street, Music Publishers, London ; Mr. SMITH, Lord-
street, Music Warehouse, Liverpool; Mr. LAW, Bookseller,
Birkenhead ; and of the Author, Dee Bank House, Great
Boughton, Chester, (where Mr. FRANK'S Terms for Instruction
may be had.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, AuG.lB.
....-........_
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

H. Cryer and G, A. Vitty, Manchester, timber merchants—T.
F. Dickinson and J. Falkous, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, gas meter
manufacturers--H. Bowden and N. Marshall, Plymouth, le and
porter merchants—Bradbury and Armitage, Ashton-u neer-
Lyne, cotton spinners—J. and J. Copland, Barnstaple, drat ers
—J. W. Whitmey and J. Webb, Birkenhead, curriers—T. Pratt

and Son, Birmingham, thimble manufacturers—J. Junes and
C 0.., Horrocks, near Manchester, silk dyers—J. Welch and J,
Barnett, Birmingham, chemists—J. Taylor and Co., Woodley,
near Stockport, spindle makers; so far as regards J. Taylor—
Whitley and Blenkhorn, Huddersfield. woollen cloth manufac-
turers—T. E. White and G. Luck, Macclesfield-street, Soho, die-

sinkers—Madden and Malcolm, Lerteenhall-street, bookseller:
—S. Owen, J. Hughes, W. Jones, R. Parry, and J. Owens,
Fronddy, Anglesey, and elsewhere, lime burners—H. Thompson
and Co., Liverpool, ale and porter brewers—Deudney and
Hurst, Hastings, brewers—Howard and Wardlow, Glossop,
Derbyshire, c tton spinners—T. and B. Shirley, Stoke, Stafford-
shire, manufacturers of chinaware—W. H. Billlmann and J.
Grant, Mildenhall, Suffolk, grocers—S. Johnson and Son, Man-
chester, publishers—G. Hadfield and Co., Liverpool, varnish
manufacturers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
E. S. Harley, Birmingham, grocer.
T. Wenman, now or late of Birmingham, merchant.
T. Sutton, jun., Athetstone, draper.
J. V. Barber, Walsall. banker.
T. Feaver, Ludgate-bill, London, mercer.
J. F. Cannel!, Liverpool, bookseller.
W. Bull, Leeds, and Addie-street,cloth merchant.

BANKRUPTS.
John Patteison,Tonbridge, tea dealer.
Thomas Evans Jones, Knightsbridge,linen draper,
John Teasel, Norwich, carpenter.
William Norris, Camden New town, builder.

John Hartley, Butterworth, King-street, Cheapside, London,
hotel keeper.

Josiah Harris, Mevagissey, Cornwall, grocer.
Joseph Carne, sen., rruro, provision merchant.
Rufus Parkinson, Ashton-under-Lyne, currier.
Peter Bury, Manchester, calico printer.
Edward Ward, Medbourn, Leicestershire, corn dealer,
William Ballinger, Swansea, maltster.
DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 11, W. B. Lemon, Croydon, ironmonger—Sept. 11, J.
Miller, Whittlehury-street, Ilampstead.road. painter—Sept. 28,
R. P. Preston, Leigh, Gloucestershire, coal dealer—Sept. IS, W.
G. Taylor, Liverpool, hosier —Sept. 11, C. Pope, St. Philip and
St. Jacob, Gloucestershire. copper wire manufacturer—Sept. I 1 ,
J. and J. Gorse!), Leeds, flax manufacturers—Sept. 12, J. Marsh,
Brewood, Staffordshire, grocer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

THE LIVERPOOL STAWBARL

g§aito Dp Zurtrait.

BY ORDER OF THE BIORTGAGEE

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On TUESDAY next, the Ist September at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
subject to conditions of sale to be then and there produced,
A PIECE of LAND, situate on the west side of
Tapley-place in Edge-lane, near Liverpool, with Four
new MESSUAGES,. or DWELLING-HOUSES, thereon, in
the several occupations of Mr. Tarbuck, Mr. 3l'Lean, Mr.
Caldwell, and Mr. Baldon, measuring in front to Tapley-place
28 yards, and running in rear or deptirricelwards 36 yards,
and containing in the whole,..l4ll4rsuperficial square yards, or
thereabouts.

The Tenure is Copy of Inheritance. Immediate posses-
sion may be had.

The Houses are well and substantially built, and have a plen-
tiful supply of excellent Spring Water.
This Property with a small outlay will yield a very handsome
return upon the Purchase Money.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. CURRY, STATHAM,
and HORNER, Solicitors, Lord street, Liverpool.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN BELL-
STREET, LOWER lIARRINGTON,
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY. the 4th September next, at Half-past Twelve for
One o'clock precisely, at the House of Mr. Thomas Harris,
Queen's Arms, No. 2, Lower Stanhope-street, if not previ-
ously disposed of by private contract,—by order of the Exe-
cutors,
A LL those Valuable FREEHOLD PREMISES,
. situate in Bell-street, Lower Harrington, comprising a
well-known and long-established MILK-HOUSE, including a
capital DWELLING-HOUSE, IPPON-for Thirteen Cows,
STABLE for Two Horses ge YARD, PIGGERIES, and
other convenient Offic
The concern ha n carried on by the late proprietor for
thirty years, andlrom its being in a
.populous neighbourhood,
and proximity to the Queen's Dock, is a most eligible site for
purposes of Business, or Investment.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr.
THOMAS HARRIS, 2, Lower Stanhope-street, or to Messrs.
THOS. WiNSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.

Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, Aug. 22.
Persons relieved at the Dispensary .. ..
Patients visited at their own homes

Total...
Physician, Dr. Ashcroft.
Surgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris.
House Surgeon, Mr. Eccleston.
Apothecary Mr. Hulme.
Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. J. M. Shan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AUGUST 22

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-patientseured 25
Relieved and at own request 8 Out-patients
Made Out-patients 1 1 Casualsduring the week

:rregular
Dead
Consulting Surgeons , Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson.
House Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
House Visitors, J. Willink and W. B. Falcon, Esqrs.
Chaplain...
RICHARD GIBSON. Treasurer.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Airs. 22.
[WEEKLY REPORT.]

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
upon recommendation

26 I Cured
Relieved and at own request 4
24 Attending as Out Patients 17
Irregular
50 Died
Remainingin the Hospital . • 100,
Consulting Surgeon, William Gill,Esq.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Turnbull and
Mr. Bainbrigge.
House Visitors, R. P. Carter and R. W. Bateson , Esqrs.
House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves.
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
Chaplain Rev. Wm. Hughes.

rota]....

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE 110SPiTALS.
AUGUST 22, 1846.

ADMITTED.
Fever and Small Pox 26 Cured ..
Medical and Surgical Wards 36 Relieved
Lying-in Wards
Lock

DISCHARGED

Total
REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS
Fever and Small Pox
Medical and Surgical Wards
Lying-in Wards
Lock

Total 343
Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthw•aitc
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Maculloch.
. . .

Physician and Surgeon to'i the week, Dr. Tianimon and

Mr. Burgess.
House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall,
Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

WEARING V. ROBINSON

An action brought by a publican, keeping the Railway
Tavern, in Oldham, against the defendant, a tailor, in
Manchester, to recover £l5, the amount of a promissory
note. Verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount.

OCCLESHAN V. SMITH

An action by a roller manu6ctuter in Manchester,
against a clerk and book-keeper in his employment, to
recover a sum of £3OO. A. verdict was returned for the
plaintiff for £207.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

in the growin

have lift

_..e cloth. ..ne accoun
cerated as they were last year.

disease does exist in tbegrowing crops in several localities,
it would be well if the attention of cultivators were turned
to the subject, in order, if possible, to prevent its further

extensic

, and to guard against it in future years

THE WE ATHER AND THE CROPS.—The rain during the
week has fallen abundantly, and we have bad frequent in-
timations of the near neighbourhood of thunder clouds.
The early part of the morning is the time when the rain
has fallen heaviest, add has produced a wholesome effect
in cooling the air, destroying blight, and forwarding vege-
Fruit this season of all kinds is unusually early,
est to ripen being nearly a month before their
time. The wheat crops are of excellent quality, as is also
barley, but thin. Peas and beans are bettfr than it was
expected they could be.—Cambridge Chronicle.

NOVEL CURE FOR THE POTATO ROT.—A correspon-
dent etates that Mr. Giddings, who formerly held an ap-
pointment in the royal household at Windsor, and now
farms some land in the parish of Clewer, near that town,
found his potatoes so much diseased last year that he re-
solved to let them rot in the ground. After they had lain
in the earth nearly eighteen months, he had the land
turned up, and then to his surprise found the whole crop
in excellent condition, perfectly sound, and free from dis-
ease. Mr. Gidding's potatoes are again apparently ruined,
and he has determined on adopting the same course ; and
several farmers in the vicinity, knowing his success, have
determined on following his example.

YORKSHIRE POTATOCROP.—AS in other parts of the
'-m, and indeed nearly throughout the world, the
-,q.st the potatoes in this country is far more
assured by a

a,t year, amountir

, we ar

--E"tence as
a valuer of estates and crops, to nearly a total failure. It
is calculated that in Marshland, and the country around
Goole, from whence the metropors has for many years
derived some of its most extensive supplies, including the
very best and highest prices, the loss to the farmers—
whose outlay in manure is very heavy—will amount to
£200,000. Whole crops, which, a fortnight ago, appeared
to be sound, are now found to be rotten; and of others
which have not yet manifested the worst form, it is be-
believed to be because the plant has not yet arrived at
that state of maturity which usually developes the disease
instead of exhibiting a bulb hardy enough to exist over the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

antiog of that huge pile of

fil log up of the Old Dock, and t

public huitdi gs oo its site

" Unhappily the mischief is of a far more serious abiding
character. The fixed laws of the physical world,—which are,
indeed, God's own laws —are not, any mote than Lis moral
laws, to be habituall) violated with in punity ;—in either case a
terrible retribution is sure to follow, sooner or lat. r. I know
not whether the cellArs in this earthly Paradise be stilt inhab,ted
by human beings or not. In my day, tew, except such of the
dispensary doctors as might have to attend patients in them
AL Inc M`11,70 a?

the extent and tonni

I was far from being fully
'mate of it. To
w '
.........iossiice; inueeti, I
eßat rance,
. the cellar which I first visited was of the
b°eunttteera'rsod partobaerpt, and neat, the family being English ; whereas the
great hulk of the occupants of such places were Irish or Welsh.
During one of my late evening visits I heard a pump at work in
the back cellar, in which, us far as I recollect, sonic of the f.-
mily slept, though, of c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
upon recommendation

26 I Cured
Relieved and at own request 4
24 I Attending as Out Patients 17
I Irregular

0 I Died
Remaining in the Hospital . . too.
Consulting Surgeon, William Gill,Esq.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Turnball and
Mr. Bainbrigge.
House Visitors, R. P. Carter and R. W. Bateson, Esqrs.
House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
• Chaplain Rev. Wm. Hughes.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
AUGUST 22, 1816.

DISCHARGED

ADMITTFD
Fever and Small Pox..
Medical and Surgical Wards 36 Relieved

Lying-in Wards
Lock

5 I Died

Fever and Smalt Pox
Medical and Surgical Wards
Lying-in Wards
Lock

'HE HOSPITALS

Total..
Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite.
Consulting Surgeon. Mr. Mac,'Hoch.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Tinnimon and

Mr. Burgess,

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL

Direct. ilndire c

St. Helena

Maranham June 261

Aug. 1

June 11
Inh, n

June 14
July 23

(July 27
June 22

July 25
May 29
June 14
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

s ship Amer

land, with 24,000
of Sutherland.
Lords StanboOl

bave signed a prot
Sugar Dutit a Bill.
The Duke of Marlborough has contradicted " the absurd
statements in the public journals," relative to his being
dangeriusly ill.

Great want of reapers has been felt both in England and
Scotland. Irish reapers have got from 3s. 6d. to ss. 6d.
per day ;. and in addition, three pints of ale each.
The failure of the apple crop in Herefordshire has led to
a great increase in the price of cyoer, the supply of
which, the present season, is expected to be very limited.
THE BRITISH QUEEN.—The hulk of this unfortunate
ship, we learn from the Brussels journals, was recently
towed to Tamese, preparatory to being broken up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 24

We have had the largest supply of Cattle at our market to.
day than we have bad for some time before; the greatest por-
tion of second rate quality. A numerous attendance of buyers
from all parts—the greatest portion met with brisk sale at little
or no variation from our last statements. Beef 64d to 6d per
lb. ; Mutton 6id to 7d ; Lamb 6id to 7d.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUG. 21.
There has been a better inquiry for Sugar, particularly for
Bengal, of which the sales amount to 15,003 bags, chiefly low
to good white, at 49s to 555 6d, and fine at 54s to 54s 6d per
cwt,. being rather dearer. The business in B. P. is limited,
only 200 hhds sold, together with 30010 bags Mauritius, at former
rates. The public sates of foreign this week have been held at
the duty.paid prices, the grocers and refiners declining to pur-
chase on any other terms, and the quotations are regulated
accordingly. The sales amount to 580 hhds 160 brls Porto
Rico and Cuba, and 40 cases, 240 bris Brazil, at prices ranging
from 46s 6d to 52s per cwt for brown to good yellow, and 1:0
mats Savanilla, all for consumption.-130 casks of Antign and
St. Vincent Molasses have been sold at lower prices, and we
reduce onr quotutions accordingly.—The demand fcr Jamaica
Coffee continues good, and 200 casks have been sold at stead y
prices. Of foreign the sales are 700 bags Costa Rica, 90 casks,
1100 bags Laguayra (chiefly for export), at prices at or unde r
455 per cwt, ISO bags and bris ordinary Maracaibo, and 20 bags
St. Domingo. 120 bags Pimento sold at °id to 3Rd, and 750
robins black Pepper, at 2,id to 34e1 pet lb.—No sales of Cocoa or
Ginger. Rice continues in good demand, at a further advance
of is; the sales are 7000 bags, to arrive, at 15s to 16s per cwt;
250 casks Carolina brought 24s to 24s 5d per cwt in bond.—Rum
is firm in price; the sales amount to 130 casks, chiefly Demerare
at the quotations.