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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

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FURNITURE, HOTITAM-STREE7
By Mr. BYFORD, _

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the Ist instant

it Eleven o'clock pre

cisely, on the Premises, 26, Hotham-street, Gloucester-street
THE genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE and Effects of a Person declining housekeeping.

May be viewed on the ILOMing of Sale, and Catalognues-had
on the Premises, or of Mr. BYFORD, at his Office, Clayton-

MODERN AND GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
By Mr. BYFORD,

Eleven o'clock

s, Clayton-square,
HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
eman deceased, and removed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

39 IHuddersfield (
13 iHuddersfield

3 Extensi
428 Huddersfi
60 Hull and Selby
25 Ditto half ..
126 Ditto quattei
Ili Ipswich and bury St. Edmunds. 1 P ly
pi, hendal and Windermere
50 Laneaster and Carlisle
5 Ditto third 5........ ..... Si P 6
47i Lancaster and Preston . Hip 113

d, Bradford, &e

Ditto three-quarter share
Ditto. quarter

16 p if

14 p 14,

42s1Lancashire and North Yorkshir
22s Leicester and Bedford

ilL'pool, M. and N'castleJunctiot
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London 1
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Manchester.. Rtngtn

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,rth Western

2 Quarter Sit
2 New quart(
2 Fifth share!
5 Quarter shares (G. J
8 .e4O shares (L. & M.)

40 I Lo

& Manchsr. K Birnag,

Quarter shares
Quarter shares
Quarter shares

iilLondon and V

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3gi London and Portsmouth
C t.ondon an:; South Westerr

£4O sh
New
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21 London and York ...,
24 New shares ....
2i Direct Northern
SO Longridge and Frestcr
39 Leeds and Bradford •.
22h Leeds and Devi sbury

2i Do. Branch
17,1 Leeds and nirsk.
15 Lynn and Dereham
is Lynn and Ely ....
Manchester & Birmingh. Con
Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby2ls3d d IS
5 Manchester, Sheffield & Midlandlsls3dd 48q
82 Manchester and Leeds
35 Ditto half shares 94 p 104
18 Ditto, late fludder3.&Sheffield 43 p 5
2 Quartet shares.... . ..... 31 p Si
5 Fifth shares
42s Extension shares lBsgd p 2153
64 Ditto sixteenth shares
20 Half shares, late L'pl & Bury 33 p 39
5 Fifth shares, Ditto 16s3d plBsg,
93 Late Nlancr., Bolton, & Bury 25 p 27
1 Filth shares
425 Extension
42s Matlock aid Midland.
tock. Midland Railway
24 £4O shares
2 New shares 44 p 4i
tock. Con. Birmingham and Derby. 193.. 105
24 Mold Junc!ion
50 Newcastle alio Berm ick 141
25 North Shields shares 354. • 36

100 Newcastleand Carlisle
25 Quarter shales
25 North British
II Half shares
Quarter shares
stock. North Union (A.)
"Rock. Ditto (B.)
50 Northern and Eastern
103 Norfolk
g Half shares
2 Tenth shares
2 Extension ......
42s North Staffordshire ,
15 North Wales Mineral
g New shares'
225 North Western
7s Northumberland and Lancashire
Ili Oxford, Worcester & Wolver
A 1 Preston and Wyre
All Preference (5 per cent
All New (5 per cent & div )
4i Half shares (At
13 Half shales (B)
83s4d Sixth shares
100 Runcorn Gap
10 New shares
40 Ditto preference
100 Sheffield and Manchester
8 Quarter
25 4-shares No. 2
2i i.shares No. 3
2i Sheffield and Lin
21 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole
2i Shrewsbury and Gre;.t Western.
3 Shrewsbury and Blimingharn
8 S'hury, Oswestry & Chester....
I Do. and Chester new shares..

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35 .. 30
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2i p 28
218.. 220
150.. 152
72 .. 74
132.. 134
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PRICES OF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

The Officer will be required to reside in the vicinity of th
Old Swan or Knotty Ash
By order

WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clerl

17, Clayton •squar

SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM AND SHROPSHIRI
UNION RAILWAYS.

CANDIDATES desirous of applying for the SITUA-
TION of SECRETARY to the PORTION of the LINE
from SHREWSBURY to WELLINGTON are requestedto send
applications and testimonials, in writing, addressed to the
Chairman of the Committees of the above Railways, to the care
of Mr. PEELE, Shire-hall, Shrewsbury, on or before the 13th of

J. J. PEELS 1 Solicitors
,
HY. HEANE,

shrew sb,

SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM AND SHROPSHIRE
UNION RAILWAYS.
CONTRACT FOR WORK&

THE COMMITTEES of the DIRECTORS of the
above RAILWAY COMPANIES will meet at the Swan
Hotel, in the town of Wolverhampton, on TUESDAY, the 29th
day of December next, to receive TENDERS for the CON-
STRUCTION of the PORTION of RAILWAY commencing at
Shrewsbury, and terminating at the west side of Road No. 217
on Plan, in the Parish of Wellington, being a distance of about
1O miles. The Contract to include all Earthwork. Bridges,
and other Works necessary. for the completion of the Railway.
Drawings and Speciticahons may be seen, on and after the

Sealed Tenders are to be delivered, at the Swan Hotel, in
Wolverhampton aforesaid, on or before the said 29th of Decem-
ber, not later than Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when par-
ties Tendering are requested to be in attendance
By order, J. J. PEELI

Shrewsbury, 17th November, 1846

Alontp.

kNE, } Solicitors

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONEY.
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to

receive

security of the

the Trustees of the Liv 00l Docks, at the oTPObii
POUNDS TEN SHILLINGS PER CENTUM per Annum In-

All letters to be addressed to GEORGE WITHERS, Esq
Treasurer of the Liverpool Docks, Dock-office, Liverpool.
By order, DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
-office, Liverpool, 13th November, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
4iVsi -
The splendid new Iron Steam-ships
SEA KING or TYNWALD
Are intended to sail from Liverpool for Belfast,
(With or without a Pilot,)

From the CLARENCE DOCK BASIN')
Friday, the 4th December, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
Wednesday, the 9th December, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon.
Monday, the 14th December, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
Friday, the 18th December, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
Wednesday, the 23d December, at 12 o'clock, Night.
Monday, the 28th December, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
Leaving Belfast for Liverpool on the 2d, 7th, 11th, 16th, 2lst,

26tb, and 30th

LANGTRYS and 'Co., 20, Water-street, Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

BANKERS.
ROYAL BANK OF LIVI

Mr. HENRY BREMNER

Temple-court, Liver

Offices of the Company—Clayton-square, Liverpoc

and a uniform systeni of quick

. . ~., ~ -
of the Public, by Low Fares of One Penny per
~.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Nc
11, North John-street,
110 Bags superior COCOA SHELL,

Landing ex Peria, from ililboa.—Apply to Messrs. E. Zwo—
CHENBART and Co., Merchants, or to
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 21

DISCHAEOED. ADMITTED.
In-patients cured 25 I In-patientq 36
Relieved and at own request 2 I Out-patients
Made Out-patients .. I f Casuals during the week• 6
7rregular
Dead

Consulting Surgeon J . Dawson, Esq
House Surgeon . Mr. WCheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.

Rouse Visitor.s, C. W. keade, and Herry Lawrence, Esqrs.
Chaplain... ' Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD GlBSON.Treasurer

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 28.
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

VARIETIES.

Among 3,125 who die; it appears by the register that
there is only one person of one hundred years of age.
The following account of the termination of a duel is
aken from an Irish paper of last month :—" We regret
to say that the unfortunate gentleman was shot through
the chest : his antagonist fired in the air." Who shot
the wounded man ?

MUSIC OF NATURE.—Gardiner, in his Music of Na-
ture, has put into notes the songs of twenty-four birds
and twenty animals. Also about twenty expressions of
human passion and feeling, and tones of eight or ten in-
sects. The gnat gives the note A on the second space.
The death-watch calls in B flat, and an answer in G.
The three notes of the cricket are in B. The buzz of a
beehive is in F. The wings of the house-fly are Fin the
first space. The humble-bee is an octave lower. The
cock-chafer is F below the line.

OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD'S-DAY.--Mr. Raikes, in
his just published Life of Sir Jahleel Brenton, mentions
that when in Paris, in 1833, the King of the French made
an appointment with Sir Jahleel to see him on Sunday.
Sir Jableel returned for answer that it was with great re-
gret that he could not obey the summons of his Majesty,
as that day he regarded as sacred, and always devoted it to
other objects. Louis-Philippe returned for answer that
he appreciated the motive for declining his invitation, and
made an appointment for a week-day.
CA USE OF MR. ROEBUCK'S FA ILURES,AS A SPEAKER.
As he is an intemperate man, liable to be drawn by tha
slightest interruption away from his main theme into per-
sonal altercation, he is still more open to the risk of not
being able to preserve that self-possession which is abso-
lutely necessary to an accomplished orator. An almost
necessary consequence of this reliance on resources which
are not always at command is, that Mr. Roebuck, how-
ever well informed he may be upon a subject, or however
strongly he may feel upon it, is just as likely to break
down as to achieve a success. We have known him to
rise at the most critical and exciting period of a great de-
bate, when he has intruded himself on the attention of
the House, to the displacement of the heads of either
party, when there was, perhaps, a general feeling that 1:e
was presuming too much thus to stand in the way of a
political manifesto or of a division. But still an indul-
gence had been extended to him because of his original
position. He has availed himself of the opportunity thus
afforded tin,• • •• • • •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS.

Fashionable Styles, beautifully • •
Sewed, and made with the new
SELF-ADJUSTING GUSSET, 60s. the Doz.
which preserves the front even
and smooth.
A large quantity always on , in every size, dressed and
ready to put on.
Country Orders shout e accompanied with a measure of
the Collar, and length Sleeve required, taken from Neck to
Wrist.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

FURS! FURS!
CHEAP AND EXCELLENT FURS !
40, BOLD-STREET,---- 40.
REAL SABLE, MINK, M 0 S K SABLE,
IN
MUFFS, VICTORINES, FLAT BOAS, AND CUFFS,
ARE

TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LOWER
THAN LAST YEAR,
And will be found in splendid variety, together with
GERMAN SABLE, SQUIRREL, ERMINE, AND FRENCH

MARTEN,
All Warranted,
DECIDEDLY CHEAP,
A T W. MIN T 0 N'S,
40-BOLD-STREET----40.

NOTICE.—Just received, a large lot, as under, full Twenty
per Cent. below regular value:-
180 French Sable VICTORINES, 21s. to 295.
230 Squirrel-back DITTO, 6s. 9d. to 9s. 9d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

W. EDWARDS,
TAILOR AND PROFESSED TROUSERS MAKER,
8, P ARADI S E-ST RE ET,
(FOUR DOORS FROM LORD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL,
HAS completed his Purchases for the present
Season, in
WEST OF ENGLAND BROAD CLOTHS, BEAVERS,
PILOTS, &c.
DOESKINS, CASSIMERES, &c.,
VELVETS, SATINS, CACHMERES, PLAIDS, &c.
Amongst which will be found MANY NOVELTIES, forming a
variety that CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
To those Gentlemen who have already patronized his ESTA-
BLISHMENT he offers his GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,
and they may rest assured that ntinuation of their favours
will meet with the MOST MA • :G ATTENTION.
' • OUSERS.
W. E. begs to call t attention of the Public to his STYLISH
yet easy-fitting T s USERS, which he confidently asserts
cannot be excell by the most extravagant in their charge, a
first-rate Art' e being supplied by him at a saving of Twenty-
five per Cent. for Cash.
A well-assorted Stock of OVER COATS, in the newest
styles.
FROCK and DRESS DITTO, VESTS, and TROUSERS.
SUITS OF BLACK,
for the convenience of Parties who require MOURNING, and
have not sufficient notice to allow time for their being made,
each Article being finished in a superior manner, on the
Premises, under the direction of an EXPERIENCED FOREMAN,
at extremely low prices.
TERMS :—CASH, ON DELIVERY.
N.B,—The lowest Prices named, from which no deviation
will be made.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

VARIETIES.

Among 3,125 who die; it appears by the register that
there is only one person of one hundred years of age.
The following account of the termination of a duel is
aken from an Irish paper of last month :—" We regret
to say that the unfortunate gentleman was shot through
the chest : his antagonist fired in the air." Who shot
the wounded man? _ _ _ _ _

MUSIC OF NATURE.—Gardiner, in his Music of Na-
ture, has put into notes the songs of twenty-four birds
and twenty animals. Also about twenty expressions of
human passion and feeling, and tones of eight or ten in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

ROYAL ASSEMBLY-ROOMS,
.GREAT GEORGE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.

TIIE Palk are respectfully informed, that Mrs. F.
HILLIPS, the celebrated Irish Vocalist, from the
Hanover-square Rooms, and Crosby Hall, London, will give,
by particular desire, her last Popular
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, the 2d instant.

Doors open at Half-past Seven ; the Entertainment to corn-
•mence at Eight precisely.
First Seats, 25.; Second Seats, Is. 6d.; Gallery, Is.
Carriages in attendance at Half-past Ten.

CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET,
In SATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS,
...,-.-
, WITH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS.
,ON SATURDAY EVENING next, the sth instant,
.- ,i, ; MR. MORLEY
will present a novel Entertainment, in which he will attempt
to 'describe the peculiarities of the native American, or Down
East Yankee, partly founded on anecdotes collected during his
Travels in the United States, embracing a variety of entirely
New Songs, composed expressly for him, entitled
tt, CROSSING THE ATLANTIC,
AND TRIPS AND TRAVELS IN AMERICA.

r------- EXTRA NIGHTS.
On MONDAY EVENING next, the 7th instant, the
'INFANT CECILIA (Four Years Old) will give a VOCAL
ENTERTAINMENT, assisted by Mr. H. JOHNSON, Violinist
and Vocalist.
The Messrs. BRAHAM will appear on TUESDAY, WED-
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, the 15th 16th, and 18th instant, being
positively their last engagement.
Body, 3d ; Side Gallery, 6d. • Reserved Seats, Is. To com-
mence at Eiht o'clock. No Re-admission Tickets issued.
The CONCERT-HALL to be LET for Public Meetings, Con-
certs, Lectures, and Tea Parties. Applications to be made to
the SECRETARY, at the Hall, every day, (Sunday excepted,)
between the hours of Eleven and Three.

LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.
1846.
-THE EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF
MODERN ARTISTS,
IS NOW OPEN
AT THE ROOMS OF THE ACADEMY, OLD POST-
OFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET, ;
Admission, One Shilling ; Season Tickets, Five Shillings.
'Catalogues 6d. Children under 12 years of Age, Half-price.
Open Daily, from Nine in the Morning until Dusk, and in
the Evening from Seven to Ten.
WM. GAWIN HERDMAN, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

Manigany Couches, Twelve Solid Oak Cliairs, with- Balloor
shaped Backs, and a Lady's Oak Work Tabl
_ Very superior Rosewood Loo Table, with I

x Crown backed

Chairs, a Card Table, and a Whatnot, en suite, Four-post Bed-
stead, with Twisted Pillars, Imitation Maplewood Half-tester
Bedstead, with Pair of Toilet Tables, and Chests of Drawers to
match, Bedding, Oil• cloths, Carpets•of various sizes, Hearth
Rugs, Fenders, Fire-irons, richly Gilt Tea service, some Glass,

Kitchen Utensils, &c

lopes had of Messrs. F. and
Birkenhead.

PIANO-FORTES on HIM

Co be Ed.

LODGINGS, HOLT-HILL, CHESHIRI

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, of early habits, may be
fik: received into a small, genteel Family, on very moderate
terms, with the occasional use of a separate Sitting-room. No
other Lodgers.
Apply at the Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

BATSWING CANDLES.

PALMER AND CO.'S BATSWING MOULD
CANDLES, Six to the Pound, burn with a brilliant white
flame, do not require snuffing, and one gives as much light as
two ordinary moulds. They consume slowly, may he used in
candlesticks, or in the candle lamps, and are hard enough to
resist the influence of warm rooms or hot climates. Price 9d.
per pound.
OCTAVE CANDLES.

These Candles are eight to the lb., require no snuffing, and
give the light of two common candles. Being thinner than the
Batswing, they are especially adapted for the use of artisans,
mechanics, dressmakers, joiners, shoemakers, and all that
portion of the community who need a good light at a verysmall
cost. Price Bd. per lb. Sold retail by all Grocers and Candle-
dealers, and wholesale by
PALMER AND CO.
LEEDS-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AGENTS FOR EDWARD PRICE AND CO.'S PATENT
COMPOSITE CANDLES.

ABERDONIAN COLLARS•
These much-approved Collars,
are Sold only at E. EVANS
and Co.'s. None are genuine
but those stamped with their
name.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

THE CHASE.

Sir W. M. STANLEY'S HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday), (to-morrow,) Dec. 2, at .. Eastham Village
Saturday, 5, at ......... Burton

At Eleven o'clock.
Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet on

Tuesday, (to-day), Dec. 1, at
Thursday, 3, at
Friday, 4, at...

kbermorddu Gate
... Penley Dan
Pentrebychan

Each day at Half-past Ten o'clock.
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Tuesday, (to-day), Dec. 1, at
Wednesday, (to-morrow), Dec. 2, at.
Thursday, 3, at
Saturday, 5, at .
At Half-past Ten o'clock.

Tilston

•••• • • . A
Stamfordßridge
Hurleston
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

APARTMENTS.

A GENTLEMAN can be accommodated, on reason-
able terms, with a DRAWING-ROOM and BED-ROOM,
on the same floor, with Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths attached,
in a small genteel Family, whet ere ne no Children. The
Apartments are light an , within fifteen, minutes' walk of
the Exchange.

PREMISES IN BOLD-STREET

M.
O be LET, the DWELLING-DOUSE and PRE-
MISES, being No. 89, on the north-east side of Bold-
street, in Liverpool. Possession may be ad in January next.
May be converted into a Shop.
Apply to Wm. CLARE an Ns, 11, Exchange-buildings.

BIRKENHEAD.
T 0 be LET, several excellent SHOPS and HOUSES,
in Cleveland-place, Cleveland-street, suitable for Grocers,
Provision Dealers, Bakers, Shoemakers, Clothiers, Drapers,
Stationers, and others. Rents from £4O to .t-80.
Cleveland-place is in the line of the main thoroughfare from
Hamilton-square to the Docks • is in the immediate neighbour-
hood of the New Dock, aboutto he opened by the Birkenhead
Dock Commissioners ; and close to the Dock Company's Ware-
houses and to the New Passenger and Goods' Railway Stations
at Bridge-end.
Also, to be LET, the PUBLIC-HOUSE known as "The New.

Park hotel," situated in Beckwith-street, at—the corner of
Trinity-street, and within one hundre yordS of the principal
entrance to the new Park ; cont oil Cellarage and Kit-
chens, Bar, Bar Snug, Tap-r 1, Club-room, Drawing-room,
and other rooms and cog ences. No incoming, except for
a few fixtures, which may be had at a valuation. Rent .e5O

Also, to be LET, Two most excellent OFFICES, in Brunswick-
chambers, Price-street, suitable for Solicitors, Architects,
Rstate Agents, and others. Rents, Xl2 and ..tl5.

I-square.

Apply to Mr. It. ➢I. ANDERSON, Biunswick-chamt,ers, Price-
street, Birkenhead. (One interest.)

Co In &olb,

TO CAPITALISTS.
MO be SOLD, near the NORTH DOCKS, and within a
few rds of Waterloo-road, AjargeTl4 of LAND, suita-
ble for a Manufactory or BateßdUding Yard.
Apply to OCT. WATROFDITSE, 10, Exchange-street East.

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY, ADJOINING THE
BANK, IN KING-STREET.
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, by the Execu-
tors of the late Thomas Binns, those desirable Freehold
WAREHOUSES, OFFICES, and DWELLING-HOUSES

tending from King-street to Atherton-street, and having' a
frontage to both streets, containing„about 772 square yards.
now in the occupation of Cox q
re nclerson, Hugh Craig, and
others, at rents amount' 0,-t..t'441 per annum.
Apply to OCTA ATERHOUSE, Exchange-street East;
or to A. and G.WILLIAMS, 12, Cases-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1846.

REOPENING
OF THE

HARP, ORGAN, PIANO-FORTE, MUSIC, AND
GENERAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
WARE-ROOMS,
66, LORD-STREET.
TAMES SMITH begs respectfully to apprise his
numerous Friends and Patrons, that (in the course of a
crew days) on completion of the Alterations which have been for
some time going on, he will
REOPEN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
As above, with an entirely
NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS,
Of every description, personally selected at the Ware-rooms
and Manufactories of BROADWOOD and Sorts, COLLARD and
COLLARD, ERARD, TOMKISON, &C.
J.S. will also be happy to receive commands to select for
any parties wishing to have Piano-fortes or Harps forwarded
to their addresses direct from the Manufactories.

TUNERS, from the above justly-celebrated Factories, con-
stantly in J. S.'s emplby, sent to any part of the United King-
dom, on the shortest notice.

MISS ATKIN,
76, SEEL-STREET,
(Late 38, Bold-street, opposite the Palatine Club-house,)

BEGS to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, who may not yet be apprized of her return to
Liverpool, that she has OPENED her DRESS and MILLI-
NERY ESTABLISHMENT, in the very central and retired
situation of 76, SEEL-STREET. situated between Colquitt-
street and Berry-street, where she hopes to meet a continu-
ance of those favours so liberally bestowed on her before.
Miss .A. deemed it due to those Ladies in Liverpool, Che-
shire, Wales, and elsewhere, who have removed during her
absence from Liverpool, to insert this card, as many of her
private circulars to them have been returned through the dead
letter-office.
November, 1346.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

corn overboard

sacks o

The wife of a poor peasant at Casileharrison, Cork, has
been safely delivered of a female child having three heads,

perfectly formed, and on the left hand, which was more
than double the size of the right, six fingers. The child
doing well.

The Nation endorses the indictment of the Mail,
Repeal is sold ! and the " consideration" goes to the ac-
count of Mr. O'Connell. In its last number, the organ

of " Young Ireland" deplores " the decline and fall" of i
man and a party to which it once looked for the regenera
Lion of the country.

The Marquis of Londonderry has published a letter to
his Irish agent, in which he states, that not only does he
not intend to make any reduction in rents, but that he dis-
approves and objects to others doing so. It is only fair
to the Noble Marquis to state, that his lands are let at
moderate rents, and"that his tenantry, as a body, are the
most respectable, and in point of circumstances, perhaps
the wealthiest in Ireland.

A number of noblemen, including Lord Roden, Earl of
Shannon, Earl Enniskillen, have retired from the Royal
Irish Agricultural Society, in consequence of a resolution
excluding po,itical matters from discussion having been
lately rescinded. The resolution was rescinded by the
O'Connell party to open the door to an agitation for a re-
peal of the union. At a meeting on the 12th inst., how-
ever, a strong effort will be made to restore the rule in
question.

The peasantry of the south of Ireland are purchasing
arms and ammunition openly, eagerly, and to an extent
almost inconceivable. In Enniskillen the demand is so
great that the shopkeepers have commenced the traffic.

and are unable to keep pace with the call upon them, and
even the manufacturers in Birmingham cannot supply
their Irish customers ; while in the town of Virginia, in
Cavan, an immense quantity of fire-arms were sold by
public auction on the fair day.

AFFECTING SCENE.-Our reporter, writing from
Clonakilty on Wednesday, says 1 was never so deeply
moved es to-day. Going to the Court-house I met two
butts, on each of which were two coffins, containing the

; cne of the c

unfortunate crew of the Jes
s being short for the body.

protruded

:!companying them to the grave were the two carmen.
here were nine bodies washed ashore. The body of the
iptain's wife has not yet been found."—Cork Constitut.
On Friday week, the Sealark was wrecked on the coast
Ballybunnion, Limerick, and all her crew, consisting
six hands, were lost. The vessel was c-,
-iven on shore near where the Senator was strandec

n the tide receding, she was found botto

sized and

upward

peasantry broke into and plundered ber, in a most
graceful manner. (Ably one of the crew was found in
•—a boy named William O'Brien. He was quite dead
en discovered. The Sealark belonged to Mr. Richard
ssell, of Limerick, and was conveying a cargo of fluur,

1, and bran, from Askeaton to

.TlON.—Read—
ikibbereen.

test we have not Ix
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

Mantal.

WANTED, in. Rodney-street, or the immediate
Vicinity, DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, and
three BED-ROOMS. To be occupied from 17th December to
Ist February, or, perhaps, I,uwirr---
Address, Box R 38,-PastMce, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

polisare p

magistrates

The gentleman receiving £1,200 a year is, we
believe, Mr. Hall, formerly stipendiary magistrate
of this town ; and certainly we never heard that his
s at all inferior to that of Mr. Rushton, for
£2,000 are demanded. It must be
borne in mind too that we have in Liverpool, to
assist in the performance of the ordinary magisterial
business, a large number of borough magistrates,
who, we presume, are quite competent to administer
oaths, anti to sign the ordinary documents connected
with the administration of justice. At all events we
find them ready enough to assert the dignity of
their office, and to obey the summons of the stipen-
ary, whenever that gentleman feels called upon to
:ture any unfortunate body—the Watch Commit-
or the Select Vestry—which has fallen under
weight of his displeasure. Surely the borough
istrates, as a body, are of some use upon
bench, beyond occasionally sitting as silent
mbers upon cases which the law requires to be
led before two magistrates ; we might not
gentlemen from all the arguments
Let us proceed, however,
—the expense of a division

talent w

serv►ces

such ,„

of our contemporari

to the question proposed-

of the Magisterial business.
The cost of the staff attached to the present
police court, and required to conduct the entire ma-
gisterial business of the town, was last year as

Edward Rushton,—salary
Benjamin Ellis, do.,
John Wyl— 'un., do

£ s. d.
1300 0 0
800 0 0
400 0 0
185 10 11
150 0 0
109 4 0
43 6 8

5 8 4
140 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

DREADFUL FIRE AT PLYMOUTH.

(From the Plymouth Times of Nov. 28, 1846.)
It is with considerable regret we record the occurrence,
on Monday evening last, of an alarming and destructive
fire, originating on the premises of Messrs. Plimsaul
Brothers, ironmongers, in Buckwell-street, and which
extended to several adjoining houses, and from which at
one time far more serious consequences were anticipated.
It appears that Mr. Plimsaul, at about eight o'clock, not
residing at the establishment in Buck well-street, turned
off the gas and locked the door, and left the premises, as
was believed, all safe. At about half-past nine, however,
some of the neighbours and a policeman perceived smoke
proceeding from some part of the premises. An alarm
was immediately given, and Lieutenant Holman, the
superintendent, with his usual alacrity, attended by a
numerous body of the borough police, was speedily on
the spot, with a view of rendering whatever assistance
might be required. On the arrival of the Messrs.
Plimsaul, attempts were made by Mr. B. Plimsaul
to enter the premises to go down into a cellar with the
view of ascertaining if means could be there taken to ex-
tinguish the fire, which appeared to have originated in
that part of the premises, but so dense were the volumes
of smoke that he was obliged to desist. There being on
the premises camphine. oil, candles, turpentine, &c., and
in the shop about half a dozen pounds of gunpowder,
serious fears were entertained as to the possibility of pre-
venting the devouring element assuming its most fearful
and destructive power ; fortunately, however, engines and
plenty of help were soon put in requisition. The County,
the West of England fire engines and their respective
brigades, and the engines of the Royal Marines, the
Dockyard, the Citadel, the Custom-house, and the Royal
Navy Hospital, were also brought to the scene of the
conflagration with the u' most de,patch. The County
engine, under the direction of Mr. Carkeet, the agent,
and Mr. Parsons, the engine director was the first to ar-
rive, and took up its position so as to ply through the
doorwayinto the shop, and was the first to commence
working. The West of England engine hose was con-
ducted down the back lane, and James Bailey, the daunt-
less foreman of the brigade, ascended the roof of the
house of Mr. Watts, tailor, and from thence continued
to ply with considerable effect upon the back part of the
premises. The Worshipful the Mayor of the Borough,
accompanied by Mr. Coryndon, one of the Borough ma-
gistrates, was early in attendance and by his direction
and influence rendered important service on the alarming
occasion. Amongst the officers present were Col. Old-
field, ILE., Col. Edwards, R at., Cap. Blundell and Lieuts.
Drew, and Hall, of the 14th Regiment, Adjutant Wright,
Capt. Clarke, Lieut. Simpson, and Stevens of the Royal
Marines, and Lieut. Williams, R.N., the Director of the
Dockyard Police. Order was admirably preserved by a
detachment of the sth Fusileers, under the command of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

CAPIT AI

(being the largest amount allowed by Ac

taken-,) with rimer of cc
10,000 shares are subscril
from the Shareholders.

Call, a

I complete Regis
holder liable bevc

Sir THOMAS BRANCKER

NTKERS.
OF LP

ROYAL BA

Mr. HENRY BREMNER

Of of the Comp

accommodation of the Public, by Low Ftil'e
Mile, and a uniform system of quick au
from one station to another, throughout th
fares of the town, by Omnibuses direct, but
at present ply to places in the Vicinity, t

rely on theCO-operlation of e
yemenee will so essentially 1

y class, whose comf

Estimates of the probab
be had, and further infori
Solicitor, Mr. HENS

1 Expc

or of the'Secretary(

square, Liverp(
Druid-court, 8, Dale-sti
31, Chapel-walks, Liverpoc
cretary to the London Con,
King-street, Guildhall, L(
Stock Ex(

nge, Manche!
Shares may be had. Lett
by post, must be pre-ps

. .-
stamps to frank the requi
November sth, 1846.

LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD ECONOMIC
CONVEYANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, GLATT
min

LIVERPOOL, CROSBY

AND SOUTHPORT

RAILWAY C(

:0 SACS

NOTICE,

LDERS of the
'S in this COM-

of later the

S C. DUNCAN
nge-street Wes

Secretary

ber, 1846,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

G. LATHAM

RETURNS his most sincere thanks to his Friends
and the Public, for their kind support since his com-
mencement in Business, and begs most respectfully to announce
to them_, that he SENDS OUT all kinds of
FRENCH OR ENGLISH SOUPS,
MADE DISHES,
DINNERS, SUPPERS, &c.,
Of any magnitude, with or without Plate.
G. L. wishes to call the attention of the Public to his Cele-
brated GAME PIES, and his POTTED GAME, to keep in any
Climate.
G. L. announces that his COFFEE-ROOM and RESTAUR-
ANT are supplied with every delicacy of the season, on the
most reasonable terms.
G. L. has also added an OYSTER ROOM to his Establish-
ment, where Parties can be accommodated with Prime Native
and other Oysters.
G. L. has a LARGE ROOM for CLUBS, &c. Bed and
Breakfast, 2s. 6d.; Plain Breakfast, Is. ; Dinners off the Joint,
Is. 3d. ; Plate, 9d.
Private Rooms for Dinner Parties.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c., for Hire.
(LATE MORGAN'S')
ST. GEORGE'S INN AND EAGLE HOTEL,
FENIVICK-STREET,
NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH,
LIVERPOOL.

NEW DURHAM MUSTARD,
(In One Pound and Half-Pound Packages,)
THE Season has arrived for the best supplies, and
we announce to our Friends and Customers that the qua-
lity this year is very superior, 'having had such a fine harvest to
ripen the Seed.
The FINEST DURHAM, ls. 6d. per lb.
HOLLI-S AND COMPANY,
FAMILY TEA DEALERS,
2, BOLD-STREET, AND -8, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
October,lB46.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

is connected by a gut
brooks. At the (

branch of (he vale

and is

to be constructed a little lower down. At the main 7.7=
bankinent connected with this reservoir, which is acros
the valley in the township of Ilorwich, there is a tank,
waste water weir, acid four filter beds

beds, which ate'cieht

From these filie

miles from the r

the main pipes commerce. Over the c

of the works

ton reservoir an embankment will have t

ntving

provide for the deviation of a road from Rivingtou.
Anderton mill, about half a mile below the filter beds,
the River Douglas crosses the lines of pipes, but is pre-
viously made available in the Rivington reservoir, and an
extensive stream that joins the Douglcs below is diverted'
into it a/so. At abaut nine miles and a half from [toddles-
worth the piping crosses the 13olton and Preston Railway;
proceeding through Aspull to Hindley, the project
crosses the Liverpool and Bury Railway, and being car-
ried through the centre of Hinder, then over a bri lge of
he Wigan and Leigh Canal, at about fifteen mites from.
the rise the pipes arc laid in a cutting under the North
Union Railway. At the seventeenth mile the works
pass through the town of Aebton-in.Mackerfield, thence
through the township of Ilaydock to the south of
Stanley Hall, where they cross the canal three times. and
proceed by St. Helen's, the four Lane Ends, and Pres-
cot, both of which towns are left a little to the south.
After leaving the latter town, the pipes are to be carried a
considerable distance on the highway between this town
and Present; at.d in this and all similar cases no lines of
deviation are mark, d on the plans, it not being intended
to go beyond the width of the road. On arriving at the
parish of .Walton, the pipes pass on the highway
between Dovecot Farm and Westfield House, from
which place they proceed to the present reservoir
at Kensington ; but powers are being applied for,
enable the Corporaticn to construct addit;- rt
and to enlarge the present ono as to render it

perfectly efficacious

1 reservoirs,

would contain about a
I the other three
e united. The
River Roddlea-
tingatown, will be about

ity of„ both th,
.orks from th

isitendeci
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURS
CLEVELAND HOUSE,
141 and 143, ST. JAMES'S-STREET.

JOHN ROGERS takes this opportunity
of apprising the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that his STOCK of FURS is now replete
with every article that is Fashionable for the Sea-
____

MUFFS, BOAS, VICFORINF-S, a

REAL SABLES

- -•
Amongst the latter are some choice specimens of
that superior Fur in BOAS, MUFFS, and the
Elizabethan VICTORIN ES, which are particularly
worthy of notice.

J. R. (unlike the exclusive Fur Establishments;
can afford to sell these Goods at a much smaller
rate of profit than is required where Fur
are , kept being combined with his oti

Business, which advantagel
appreciated by his Customers

CLEVELAND HOUSE

T. JAMES'S-ST

THE WRECKS

THE U/7DERWRITERS having effected a SALE
of the VALUABLE CARGOES of the ELIZA and

ELIZABETH, the Public are respectfully informed

.nd useful

character, and in excellent condition, wit

DAY, (Tuesday,) and following days, be DISPOSED Of

JOHN BRISCOE'S

60 & 62, OLDHALL-STREI

At Prices that will bear no relation to the original cost
before shipment. The chief and largest Lots consist
of Bleached and Unbleached Irish Linens: 9-4ths,

10-4ths, 11-4ths, and 12-4ths heavy Linen Sheetings

Long Cloths, and superior Shirtir
De Laines, Cashmeres, Silks, Furniture Prints, Tartan
Plaids, Gala Plaids, Oregon Checks, Orleans, Table
Covers, Bandannas, Cotton Handkerchiefs, Cham-
brays, Washing Damasks. &c.

g Calicoes ; Prints

60 & 62, OLDHALL-STREET

WILLIAM

T 0 N

B 0 L D-

40,
SPREET

IS NOW SELLING
IRISH LINENS, CALICOES,
SHEETINGS, COUNTERPANES,
TABLE LINENS, BLANKETS,
Of Warranted Make and Quality, at Prices which he engages
shall be found, on comparison,
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

But what a countr _
who call themselves I t

husbands and fathers

--011.16 UV V% LS •• ••-- -
and a government store " groaning under the weight of
corn that ought to have been their fo, d! But " political
economy" forbade. And two others are now reported
to have sunk through famine! How long are these things SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST
to continue ?—Cork Constitution. RTTI ES OF N
ORANGEISM.—A meeting of the

DEATH FROM

On Wed

representatives of va-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

CARLETT PARK, EASTHAM.

THIS Park, consisting of 200 Acres of Land, well-
wooded, is laid out to a fixed plan for the erection of
Double and Single Villas, in convenient-sized lots for pur-
chasers.

It is situated on a gentle rise of ground, sloping to the south,
between the villages of Bromborough and Eastham, and from
every point commands fine views of the head of the River
Mersey, of the Helsby Hills, of Beeston Castle, the Welsh
Mountains, and the River Dee. From the north and east winds
it is effectually protected by Eastham -di• Carlett Wood.
It is within a quarter of a mile`-of Eastham Ferry, to which
Place boats run every two hours from George's Pier, Liverpool;
and from the Bromborough Station of the Chester and Birken-
head Railway, where eighteen trains a day stop, it is distant
only half a mile ifrom Birkenhead, by the Turnpike Road, it is
distant five miles.
The whole of the Park lies on a bed of fine red sandstone,
which purchasers will have the privilege of quarrying, and
using for their buildings. _

For plans and i;;riiTulitrs apply to Mr. W. LA I RD,3B, Hamil-
ton-square, Birkenhead.

ON SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, all that very
valuable Property, situate in West Derby and Huyton,
and_ known as the ' FINCH-HOUSE ESTATE," consisting of
lANSION-HOUSE, with Outbuildings,
occultation of William
and Outbuildings,
lion. of Mr.

a MESSUA
Garden, Or
Mather, EEO
called the

FARM with House and Outbuildings,
r Finch Farm,", in the occupation of Mr.
___s Property comprises 180 A. IR. 22P., statute
measure, and contains „ninny very valuable sites for Villa Pro-
perty ; is five miles from the Liverpootnxcliange, and adjoins
the Tnrnpike road from Liverpool to Prescot.
. Forfurther particulars apply to Messrs. Mild. n. and PERIL,
Solicitors, Harrington-street, LiverpooL •

called the "Ix
John Powell. 7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

CLEVELAND

II 0 U S E ,

141 and 143, ST. JAMES'S-STREET.
JOHN ROGERS begs to invite especial
attention to his Stock of superior
SAXONY WOOL AND GALA PLAIDS,
comprising every Novelty Introduced this Season
suitable for DRESSES4nd CLOAKS.
His assortment ciPlaid Wool LONG SHAWLS
and SQUARES, selected with care from the cele-
brated Houte of HARVEY and CO., and other
eminent Manufacturers, are unapproachable for
quality and style of patterns.
An early inspection is respectfully solicited.
Business hours from 8 a.m. till 7 p.m.

CLEVELAND HOUSE,
141 and 143, ST. JAMES'S-STREET.

SOLD BY APPOINTMENT.

MELTON MOWBRAY PORK PIES,
AT
- - -

WILKINSON'S
FRUIT AND ITALIA ii-EHOUSE,
CORNER OF PARKER- EET, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
These savoury and d ' ions Pies, which gave so much satis-
faction last year, ar ow in full season, and may be had fresh,
daily, at
25, PARKER-STREET, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOAK, MANTLE, FUR,
STRAW & VELVET BONNET WAREHOUSE.
JELLIOTT invites the attention of Buyers to his
• EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS.
French and English Cachmeres 2s. 6d. to Is. 6d.
x..4.Ec....y6 Cobdrg and Lama Cloths
Oregon Checks and Delaines .. e... sd. to Is.
FLANNELS, BLAN S,ISHEETINGS,
FURS, CLOA , AND MANTLES.
BO ET ROOM.
New and Fashionableirelvet and Straw Sonnets, Shapes,
. Willows, Doll Heads, &c.
THIS DAY, and following days, some large lots of DRAPERY
GOODS will be offered for sale, at EXTRAORDINARY
PRICES.
BECKWITH HOUSE,
15, PARADISE-STREET.

W. D A I'S,
.19, CHURCH-STREET.
AT this Establishment you may procure every
Article in
READY-MADE
UNDER CLOTHING,
FOR GENTLEMEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN,•
- Adapted far irefy Climate,
25 PELL-CgICIT. CHEAPER
THAN A7O-THER SHOP IN LIVERPOOL,
N.B. FOR READY MONEY ONLY.

NEW DURHAM MUSTARD,
(In One Pound and Half-Pound Package:,)
THE Season has arrived for the best supplies, and
we announce to our Friends and Customers that the qua-
lity this year is very superior, having had such a fine harvest to
ripen the Seed.
The FINEST DU AM, IS. 6d. per lb.
HOLLIS N COMPANY,
F ILY TEA DEALERS,
2, BOLD-STREET, AND 8, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
October, 1846.

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLD HALL-STREET,
HAS much pleasure in directing attention to his
recent extensive Purchases in
RUSSIAN F U R S,
VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOS, CASHMERES,
CLAN TARTAN, WOOL, AND GALA PLAIDS,
CLOAKS, MANTLES, SHAWLS,
VELVET BONNETS, &c.,
which, for taste in the selection, variety, and strict moderation
in prices, cannot be surpassed.
60 and 62, OLDIIALL-STREET.

CO bt &Oafs
TO CAPITALISTS.
TO be SOLD, near the NORTH DOCKS, and within a
few yards of Waterloo-road, a large Plot of LAND, suita-
ble for a Manufactory or Boat Building Yard.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

TO BE SOLD OR LET

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a most desirable
and delightfully situated COUNTRY RESIDENCE, three
miles from Alilnthorpe, seven from Kendal, and four from the
Railway Station ; containing five handsome Entertaining
Rooms. ten rood Bedrooms, &c., two large Kitchens, Laundry,

and Wier suitable Offices, with every convenience. It is mi.-
rounded by a spacious Verandah. The views from the House
and Grounds are interesting, commanding the Lake Moun-
tains, the Yorkshire Hills, and the Estuary of the Ken. The
Gardens are tastefully laid out and productive, and contain a

Conservatory and Fiames. Withh. the Grounds are a neat
Lodge and Gardener's Cottage. Detached from the Premises
are commodious Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, &c. &c. The
whole comprises about 18 statute acres of Land in good culti-
vation, five of which are Gardens and Pleasure Grounds.
A. P,-- ° tl^ " - to of 't duct;

flan of „ne above may be seen, and a not introduction
to view the Estate may be had, on application to WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, 47, Ranelagh-street.
N.B. —To be LET, Furnished, an excellent FAMILY
HOUSE, near Abercromby - square. Also, several good
HOUSES, in town and neighbourhood, for SALE and to LET,
a list of whic'i may be bad as above.

TO THE CORPORATIONS OF LIVERPOOL, MANCHES-
TER, THE COMMISSIONERS OF BIRKENHEAD TO

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
ON SALE,

About 10,000 Tons of best Macadimised LIMESTONE and
PAVING STONES,
Daily arriving from Ireland, which they will dispose of on mo-
derate terms. deliverable nn Livernnnl Tlnrk n+

head, or Runcorn, as required.
LONIE and HUDSON, 12, Chapel-walks.
Liverpool, 24th Nov., 1846.

MONTPELIER PARK, WALLASEY

ON SALE, in Lots, suitable for DOale or Single
Villas, LAND in this highly eligible situation, command-
ing Views of the Welsh Hills and Sea Channels of the Merscy
and Dee.

The Park comprises Thirty Acres, laid out on a similar plan
to that of the Private Parks in the neighbourhood of the Me-
tropolis. The Tenure is Freehold, and the salubrity of the
locality is well known.
For Plans and Conditions of Sale apply to C. E. LANG, Ar-
chitect, Bridge-street, Birkenhead ; or to J. 0. WATSON,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

IRELAND.

The Quakers of Dublin have subscribed £2OOO for the
suffering Irish poor.
Mr, Thomas Hackett, the recently appointed magis-
trate for Kilkenny, is a pawnbroker, and yet there is an
objection to an ALM or distiller !

The barque Thetis, from New Orleans, arrived at Bel-
fast on Tuesday with beef and Indian corn. She had met
with very bad weather, and was obliged to throw between
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

TO THE PUBLIC.

THE LIVERPOOL

PARCEL DELIVERY COMPANY
HEREBY ANNOUNCE, that they will commence
the DELIVERY of PARCELS within Four Miles of their
Offices

ON MONDAY NEXT, the 7th instant,
At the following rate, viz. :
Parcels, 31bs. Weight and under Id. each.
Parcels, 31bs. Weight and under bOlbs 2d. each.
Parcels, 101bs. Weight and under 181bs. 3d. each.
Parcels, 181bs. Weight and under 281bs. 4d. each.
TOWN DELIVERY, AS FOLLOWS, VIZ.:
The First Van will leave their Offices at Eleven o'clock.
PP„
The Second Van Two o'clock.
The Third Van PP Five o'clock.
JOHN EVANS, Manager.
RECEIVING OFFICES:
No. 19, Lord-street, up the Entrance next the Chronicle
Newspaper Office.
No. 2, Concert-street, first door from Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01

TO BE SOW OR LET

- - -- -
MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a most desirable
and delightfully situated COUNTRY RESIDENCE, three
miles from Milnthorpe, seven from Kendal, and four from the
Railway Station ; containing five handsome Entertaining
Rooms, ten good Sedrooms-,.&c., two large Kitchens, Laundry,
and other suitable Offices, with every convenience. It is sur-
rounded by a spacious Verandah. The views from the House
and Grounds are interesting, coin adding the Lake Moun-
tains, the Yorkshire Hills, and stuary of the Ken. The
Gardens are tastefully laitLon and productive, and contain a
Conservatory and Frarrtfs. Wahl,. the Grounds are a neat
Lodge and Gardener's Cottage. Detached from the Premises
are commodious Coach-houses, Stables, Barns, &c. &c. The
whole comprises about 18 statute acres of Land in good culti-
vation, five of which are Gardens and Pleasure Grounds.
A Plan of the above may be seen, and a note of introduction
to view the Estate may be had, on application to WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, 47, Ranelagh-street.

N.B.— to—be LET, Furnished, an excellent FAMILY
HOUSE, near Abercromby squg,e,---'"-Also, several good
HOUSES, in town and neigh wilbod, for SALE and to LET,
a list of which may be s above.

TO THE CORPORATIONS OF LIVERPOOL, MANCHES-
TER, THE COMMISSIONERS OF BIRKENHEAD, TO
CONTRACTORS, ROAD-MAKERS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
ON SALE,
About 10,000 Tons of best Macadamised LIMESTONE and
PAVING STON_ES, -
Daily arriving from Ireland, whicliAlit y will dispose of on mo-
derate terms, deliverable on LiVerpool Dock Quays, at Birken-
head, or Runcorn, as required.
LON 11?. and HUDSON, 12, Chapel-walks.
Liverpool, 24th Nor., 1846.