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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

it of Romish subtlety- would -render a
I a snare—would doubtless meet the

that he is out of
Had it

Ice and the measi

in othe

hands

len to him to intrl
)uld hive done, all

~ as in good time it

Ist experience of Sir Robert

,rriving at the

quite as
ensive—

quite as "grand and c

sweep-
i, blow

e time, 0:

similar blow at the native
dom has been regarded

ulture of the k:

We do not know what may he the nati
me of these gentlemen—nthat the extent of their

ire of

be sensitiveness which some

'e of honour and consistency;

Live phalanx which supported the bill, and espeT
Billy the ex-ministerial portion of it, must have
kvrithed under the speeches of some of its oppo-
_ _

nts, expressing opinions

principles which,
t very many years ago, they professed themselves,
upon the advocacy of which they wormed

affections of

felt the f

Robert Peel, we fanc

sate collea

Ir. Goulb-urn

ly declaration of

,ments which tl

'and reading of the bill

ontend for m;
n the Roman C
no of thcise

an Catholic I.(

ill sought to repeal formed
cities obtained in 1829. He
of obsolete statutes, but he
in the limited restrictions
ommencing in 1829. As
teed the measure of Ro-
-1 not to lend himself to a

It bou

taro ; he

.d by every pri

titution

;it'd therefoiivot

posed in a parl

as it does, an

Id have been

Lose very days are

imperious ne-

ty demanded it ; processions and mummeries,
iggrandieinent of Popery in Great Britain and
nd, will not feed a perishing people. To do
is what a legislature has to strive for at the

sent moment

second reading wl
that the -bill will
tiv do sv(

nail majority by which

arried inspires us with a
and

;ly l_h; defeated

.ust tha

to it, the opinio

f we escape its
arliament shall

with res-

Itituencies, we

11 to keep intact in our institu-

is, as it is already in the Protestant feelings of

asses. of our country, those

Protestant prinei-

s, upon which our social fabric was based at tt
Tod of the reformation. To enable us to do thi

ever, our masses must use their energies in the
lat the constitution directs. We must peti-•
gislature and.the throne to put a stop to
concessions—to all further encroach-
nents of the destructive princi_ples of Romanism
-4 nal a petition,_ prepared
=tiwn in the metronolis

tiirthc

Protestant Asso.
Tend. It will bf
d to every town in the empire for siffna
ad we trust ti
1 as she h

I—protestant and

its of t

be wanting in

ill thus giye to the tottering inifitu-

TITION AGAIICS'

"lb the Honourable the Comm
of Great Britain and Ireland in Pa

The htimble Petition of

ur Petitioners have 1

of a Bill now 1

t to repeal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

~_(Tuesday,) the

250 Drums
Now landing ex Brothers, from.Smyrn
GELLER and Co., Me3l4ntirr-o, r to
.„:
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker

Apply to Messrs.

Y, (Tuesday,) the 2n
tne Commercial Sal(

[ye o'clock, in

-room,
P.AISINT

220 Boxes Bunc
1492 3--Boxes

DITTO,
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a very auperio

CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, and CO; Penw

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REDUCED RATE OF FRET(
NEW YORK PACKET

NEW ARRANGEMENT

Rail on Me 26th of erery Month,

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STEPHEN WHITNEY, POPIIAM

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GOODS by the above Packets HITHIMM PAYING
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ditto/ 255. ditto.
)s. • ditto.

ditto stiff°

after the
These

cabin ac

26th Jude

24th of eachnionth.
ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city
York, and for strength, beauty of model, punctuality

ng, as 'well as foi extent and comfort of
s, are not surpassed by any in the trade,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

by the public

exam'
fact of

of the

ich a Bill i

in a House which one

sistency in st
Tim

many of those professing Conservatives,
whose names are to be found in the majority upon
this question, would have dared to tell the Con-
'ho sent them to Parliament, that they
be persuaded by any
Idoption of a measure

atituene:

ted. c

a,nt mu

kew indee

For suc

a co

vet to many of these

been perfec

,d. V

success of the measure is n
the accident of a Whig ac

d of the nation ?

arse, however, with re-
Les, any man, who has

past years, must have
t is clear too that the
lot to be set down to

ution being in
i of the late Chan-

) a por

cnot (

iminist

)ulbourn, every

1 administration :voted
Robert Peel himself
the Bill he had
Ise from the Statute
), by which the Su-

n the constitution was
.rtain what was

slight
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

Something very

.ettung w

1 a ver

Lid doubtless meet the
now that he is out of
other hands.• Had it

m in good time it

%.-perienee of Sir Robert
tints us arriving at the

been quite as sweep-
lprehensive—a blow

asure of 1829 was re-
nilar blow at the native
Ln has been regarded

may be the nature of
That the extent of their

iveness which some

,nd consistency

serva-

I the bill, and espe-
st have

)n of it, r:

nd principles which
professed themselves

'hieh they wormed

d affections of

,bert Peel, we fancy

g manly declaration of

ht to repeal formed

.?,s obtained in 1829. He
obsolete statutes, but he
the limited restrictions
::ommeneing in 1829. As
aced the measure of Ro-
d not to lend himself to a

every prin.

hould dierefo.riv

)hing, as it does, an

1, should have been

whose Y(
it. No i
;ions and

Lays are

lemons ne-

mummeries,

y in Great Britain and

Inf.); pe

To do

s to strive for at the
11 majority by which

pires us with a

tely he defeated

Aher :"

we esc

; and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

• upoa, ;,bat occa4,

he believed that

therefore etterly repadi
tendency towards 'Tr ac

meadou-s-c

hers.) 'The ~questio]

was not whether Dissents rs were Christians, or
theChurehof England •was right, but whether
:OPG6(I sopperted endowments to the ChriStian

I)aiit

—On Friday: e maintained that Di
he Ohl Testament' Smiptures. He

:edthe senti4lent that evening, and the truth of if 'a
lfully.macifest in what had Talon from his oppose]
N Opponent had indeed qtW
from the Old TCStRITIer3

gear acnd•.cheers.)—l
of Scripture
they refer

but ',what (1-.

that it v

figjoit by vohu:

~.andeheirs.) Who denied i
poitzt ; .but, on the contras
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

: to the t
nd

The Bill of M

Watson, for the remo-
eurities for our Protestant faith, which
eompanied or were left unrepealed by the act of
s29—which were meant to be effectual in securing
md faith, on the part of the Papists, towards our

testant Institution

%nd at the same time to

remove some portion of th

rig objections en-

ertained by the public against that measure, is an
~tample- of the spirit of the Times ; whilst the
:act of such a Bill having been read a second time,
,t a, House which once Imf,sted of a large Conser-
rike home to our
"t there is no truth or con-

rity, is calcula

=we m
carts the conviction t

to st.

Istency in statesmen.
How many of those professing Conservatives,
whose names are to be found in the majority upon

mid have darei

ho set

) Parliament, that they
be persuaded by any

'epulsive to the Frotesi
indeed. For such a c

ind of the nation ?

e, however, with re-

;ched t

conduct "in past fears, must have
-prepared. It is clear too that the

teen perfect

access of th.

be set down to

the accident of a Whig administration being in
power ; for, with the exception of the late Chan-

our working classes, and of the fearful ravages by
disease and death which that destitution is occa-

Of course, the sneak

traced a gre

. _.
portion of those ravages, and justly, to the want of
proper ventilation, overcrowded tenements, and
contact with diseased persons. We give the sub-
stance of his statement :

ltmosphere, wh

"Ile instanced the ca3e of a court, the inhabitants d
prived of pure air, breathing a fetid
forty or fi

;y persons were c

At the present moment t
a peqilenee in the town, Mr.

if;ath of so

ate ; cu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

nt r'esidence whet
wring her visit tc

3. In 1834 the

.nd along with its predE
honour of a second ed

as published in 1838
g to the Dublin ,Uni

lament to it

Gray took place in ti

!cu. ted with renew

with trembling:
.;r would be he

The tri

.d its completeness.
nly, in the midst c

,mmoned to leav
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

Mrs. W. Ilanison
Miss Ellison

A Friend, per Mr:
Miss Shaw, Evert

Mrs. Hughes, CiaughtOr.

r. Henry I`oo6c

1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 10 6

0 10 0

Mr. Dowling

0 10 6

0 10 0

LA LAI 04 II At Y OF OANITARY ME As LI abo.— (.111051. evcry
step in the progress of this detailed inquiry, it appears
that the practical course of efficient improvement is not
incompatible with the reduction of existing pecuniary
charges, independent of the vast gain in the public health.
convenience, and comfort. Mr. laden, architect, in his
evidence, affords examples of works in use, and gives in-
stances in support of similar conclusions advanced by
other practical witnesses, that under appropriate arrange-
nents water may be carried into houses, proper house-
and means of cleansing introduced, and branch
worn formed at nearly one-half the annual or weekly
expense now incurred for the proper cleansinrz of the cess-
pools alone.—Fret Repert of Me Health of Tow,,x,
Comolinion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

.shore: such —tem

tions as would suffice fo

private charity, in the first inst,

townsmen, won

11, in mere self. defen

of our fello

!, if with no

1 the cumbrous

LPI 1,•110 Ottillaury Act, or any other legis-
lative effort, removes the evil from our doors,—
the pestilence from our doors. We cannot wait
until death sweeps away the wretched population
of our narrow streets and courts, or for the com-
pulsory measures of sanato
the Council are putting in

egulat

which we place in our church yards, Ireland js
sending us a dozen destitute wretches, whose only
resource is to herd in the pestilential hovels, which
the fever-stricken has just left—to lie upon the
to breathe the same atmosphere

same tainted st

nobility; her gentry, her t
are compelled to do

hey create

to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

1 as a proof of charity
f we refuse to keen

we know and ac-
ligious perversion

agencies

1 eternal interests of

r. atson, for the remo-
ir Protestant faith, which
anrepealed by the act of

Papists, towards our

t the same time t

mig objections en-
must that measure, is 'an
of the .Times-; whilst the

been read a second time,
oasted of a large Conser-

is calculated to strike home to our
tion that there is no truth or can-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

TUESDAY I

lye in an age of political perfidy and religi
ur back upon th

ms unfaithfuln

To turn

aFavved principles of a past life is _ accounted

ved a

a proof of charit

We are bigots if we refuse to keep
:ncies, which we know and ac-

our moral and y

B kno'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

iind had been always
r respect for divine things full and unfeigned.

her too much of a natural
saw on every side a bean-
o], worshipped its Maker.

rdent mind

acy for faith,
lation. She

:e that passes under

t bring ourselves to

ted the controverted
311, and argued with
its truth. But he
oral replies of his
ed a written state-
rn everyone-of them
.eatise on Christian

request

science
*bey
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

for which all stores wii(be fouTO, except !iriues

which can be had of the

Steward, it required.—Apply to
THOMAS and JOS. SANDS and Co,

Freight by these vessels to be collected in
rate of 4 dollars 80 cent to the pound sterlinf

17,
iAitt
74 11 -

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS.

ng on the 12th of ercry Mon

WYOMING, (new ship,)J.W.MmacKEN.l um) tona..l2th Mar.
BARANAK, (new !aqp,)_.E. TURLEY 1000 toils.. 12th April

MONONGAHELA, P. JULIUS
SUSQUEHANNA, A. TURLEY

GOO t0n5..120 Jane
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

of the

)119, Promisi:
We have E.

Church, Cork. No-mo.

education

lirlisrtllany.

arc greenic

the wilful murder of I

Lepreated" the measures I

"British Association" for
and is now nearly £'200,000.

it have resolved'that

al humiliation on account
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

rantee is given that none of the

',lnds will be exptlided on
~„ ~e

The Committee, moreover, teel that sympathy for the suffer-
ing clergy themselves requires this at their hind. Placed in
the midst of a fiery trial of famine and disease, their houses
are daily surrounded by dying multitudes of all l'eliVious per-

factors. It surety necontrs MCI] CPI 1 ,I"caa va Valk aavv.,,tivigl "11
I faith to lighten, as far as may lie in their power, the heavy load
I of anxiety under which thet labour—anxiety for the spiritual,
as well as temporal, welfare ofthe perishing multitudes over

whom the providence of God has place 4 them. end woo are
now brought, through his inscrutable wisdom and goodness, to
receive, with deeper attention than ever before, the lessons of

vainie of their exertions, iu.
tiiunentality they are employinX• On

ent parts of the country, t(
the necessity for th '

clerp.:yml
" Will

•ou convey to the Corr.

tee my sincere thanks for

their aid, Throe

I friends have Kw(

for (;f the

t, in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

hairman

Charles Franci; Cobb, Esq. John Horsley Palmer, Esq.
Andrew Colville, Esq. Henry Pearse, Esq.
George Henry Cutler, Esq. 1 George Read, Esq.
George Hibbert, Esq. William R. Robinson, Esq.
Thos. Newman Hunt, Esq. l Newman Smith, Esq.
' FOUR-Firms or 80 per cent. of the Profits will be assigned to
Policies every Fifth year; and may be applied to increase the
sum insured, to an immediate payment in cash? or to the re-
duction and ultimate extinction of future premiums, as shown
in' the following example : _ _

PROFITS to Policies of 23 years' standing, entitled to partici-
pate in the Bonus declared in 1846.

Age Sum Cask paid pr Prm. And
at .1 in- Annual Bonua ionsurrenderi reduced annual
Entry sured., Prem. Added. lof Bonus. 1 to return of

510 451 5 174 12 318 6 9
21 16 10 431 5 0' 193 12 2 815 01
26 14 2 451 5 0 236 18 7 7 10 3
33 19 2 431 5 6 284 0 6 4 9 8

15 1 1000 !19
20 1 1000
30 1 1000
40 1000
50 , 1

160 10(x) 63 13 4 451 a a 394 13 3 1.. )36 166
Insurances Without participation in prOfits effected at reduced

office as above, or of the folloirini
agents, viz.
WALTER CLARKE, 6, High-street-
J. W. S. MAX, 1, Exchange-alley.
Ashton-under-Lyne.:Mr. Gv.oaor.-Goonw N, House Agent.
Blackburn 'THOMAS Al saw-oliTil, jun., Esq., solicitoi
Bolton . Mr. JAMES .WARDDLB, Yarn Agent.
Manchester KING and WAnios, 17, St. Anne-square.
Preston WI ix STANLEY IIMiCITARN LEY, Solicitors
Mr. GEORGE .11.1(M,-Standish-gate.
.AANI.T.L.II+43ALL, Actuary.

LivßttrooL

NEXT WEEK

On TUESDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 17, Exchange-buildings,
150 Bales fine new French CLOVERSEED,
73 Bales fine new Dutch nn-ro,
199 Barrels American DITTO.
J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

Apply to

n WEDNESDAY, the 10:h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Royal Bank-buildings,
100 Half-chests Gunpowder TEA,
17 Chests Hyson DITTO,
54 Half-chests Ditto DITTO,
63 Catty Boxes Ditto
_365 Half-chests Hyson Twankay DITTO, _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

anCcont
tdep!s ite the
clusiou befor

his reque

ag her visit to

1833: In 1834 the

its pred,

•ond ed

is published in 1838.
to the Dublin Uni-

an ornament to it
ted decease.

prosecute

year (1845.) Tlit trial
• Convalescence, tool:
h of her babe; all auffer-
iyed its completeness.

Is terminated
Aber of a Inc

Len sunnnon4lta lea

me has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

adueed

isillingsgate, from, whom he
daily receives AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF TILE NAMES; but
as all the Liverpool journals have enlop;ised them, Mr. F. sub-
mits their recommendation rather than his own.
"A dish of the finest Oysters we ever remember to have seen
or rili
tasted ; we caonestly recommend them."-=Mercury.them."-=Mercury." We can
safely vouch for their fine condition and excellent
wrn honor rannnt- I_

A.oooon or else-
where."—Stamiard.
"We recommend our friends to pay the Divan a visit and
.judge of the Oysters by their size, freshness, and deliciou's fla-
vour."-Journal,.`

le divided is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

ration of Liverpool, for the residue of a term Of 75 lira...,
which commenced on the 3d day of January, 1829.
For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. Jou N AT-
KINSON, Solicitor, Lyndhurst Chambers, North john-street.

BY °EIDER OF TIIE MORTGAGEE.
FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN LIVERPOOT
By Mr

TICOT F ,

the even

OD WEDNESDAY, the 17th Instant, at
ins, at the George inn, Dale-street, •
Lot 1. MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE
11 situate 'on the north side of,„Alarybone, containing
in front 6 yards and 2 feet, and ruling in rear, or depth
fes<and on the east side 91 feel

backwards, on the west
6 inches, or thereabouts.
Lot. 2.—A MESSII:;e: oriIOWELLING-ROUST, situate of
the west side of Lumber sect, containing in front 4-Aparch
and extending back sl4 yards, or thereabouts, to a passag

A. AIESSIJAGE or PIVELT.,II9-JIQT,TSI

on tne wes, 7511 W Va
4 yards and 9 inches, and extending backwards 11 yards. or
thereabouts. to the said passage leading out of Ormond-street,
and containing in breadth, or front to the said passage, 4 yards
and 2 feet, or thereabouts, together with the Rooms over the
said passage. .
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. WILLIAM
lIINDE, Solicitor, No. 24, North John-street, or Mr. JOHN
ATKIN soN, Solicitor, No. 23, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

surpassed, by any other Estate of equal extent in the kingdom.
There is a Wharf and Lime Kilns on the Property, situated
on the banks of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal, which passes
through one extremity of the Estate, and the
SHREWSBURY AND CHESTER RAILWAY
. .

(now in progr
thna

ress) will run through the opposite extremity of it,
; it within a FEW MILES of the
METROPOLIS AND LIVERPOOL, •
bourhood of 'Halsten is everything which car

whilst the nei

be ilesired fir a Family 1L

The excellent tu;;;Pii

distant fropithe former and five mires froin the latter place
and sixteen miles from the county town of Shrewsbury.
It is impossible, however, within the limits of an advertise

he seen to be appreciated; and it may becoaci
that such an opportunity for Investment and Re
_ _

stntec

Various Building and detached Parcels of LAND, in and nes
the village of Whittington, containing 0 Acres. will be sold ii

, .. . „
I the locality after the sale of the Estate as will also 213 Acres of
LAND, with the FARM-DOUSE and PLANTATIONS at tached
I to them, lying opposite the Estate, on the west side of, the Ch.
i.westry and Chester road, unless the purchaser of the Estate.
I should wish to take the latter propert7 at the valuation of it.
; The Mansion and Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr.
JACKSON the Bailiff, on the Premises ; and further pat Ocular*
• (with lithographed Plans). may -he had of the kurnozo&grt, in
Shrewsbury; or of Mt. BODINtON: Solicitor, Wolverhampton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

Her relig.
character

Were this the place to analFs

nate thc

llowers to utiles

Our highly-endowed friend was now to exchange fancy for faith,
and submit her reason to the mysteries_ of Revelation. She
dirt 80 and sh.. thus found peace—the peace that passes under-

Itandi,ng-

This was in the'smnrner of

,n incident which Closely

IT bring ourselves to
bilowed this change we
, made at this time, Miss
r. ,swell-known
started the controverted

spoken of. On a visit to CI
ne was introduced to the RA

.n-all, and argued with
Ist its truth. But he
iptural replies of his

:I a written

to overturn everyone of them

tise on Chri

!ocy of re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

am exit
with res

ncuncir

constituencies, v

n our institu

t feelings of

Protestant tirinei-

'abric was based at the
'o enable us to do this,

e their energies in the
!cts. We must peti-,
prone to put a stop to
all further encroach-

s of Romanism

the Protestant As

end. It will be

mpire for signs-

-protes

9. nt and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

For THIS DAY, the

(lock Turtle, Hare; Mutton Broth, and Gravy.
Ftsii.—Soles, Codfish, and Whiting.
—Saddle of Mutton, Pigeon,Pie, Veal and Ham,
Roast Pork.
—Boiled Beef, Roast Lamb, Rump Steak Pad.-

Two o'clock

ding. •
Boiled Fowl and Ham, Shoulder of Mutton

Three o'clock

Four o'clock.—Roast Beef.
Five o'clock.—Boiled Rabbit and Bacon
Six o'clock.—itabbit Pie.

Sours

.Button Broth, Gravy, and• Mock Turtle.
isu.—Haddock, Soles, and Codfish.
Roast Turkey, Boiled Beef, Haunch of Mut

One o'clock

Two o'clock
Three o'clot

—Rabbit Pie, Roast Beef.
.—Roast Pork, Calves' Head and Bacon
—Beef Steak Pie, Veal and Ham
Flee o'clock.—Roast Leg of Pork
Six o'clock.—Pigeon Plf
Pudding

Tarts, and Pancakes

Half-pint of Fine Amontillado Sherry, or full-flavoured Port
is. ; Pint, 25.: Quart, 4s.
Cup of Coffee, 4(1. ; with Toast or Muffin, fid.

'all at for Relreshment

London Oysters received daily, is. 6d. per barrel, or is..tid
per score. The following are the opinions of the Press
, . CELEBRITY OF THE LONDON OYSTERS.
The acknowledged superiority of the London Ovate
the difficulty of
,obtaining them regularly

even in this great
he Proprietor to arrange with
f the first Fishmongers of Billingsgate, from whom he
daily receives AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF THE NATIVES; but
as all the Liverpool journals have eulogised them, Mr. F. sub-
mits their recommendation rather than his own.
" A dish of the finestQysters we ever remember to have seen
or tasted ; we can honestly recommend them..-21fereury.
We can safely vouch for their fine condition and excellent
flavour; better cannbt certainly be had in London or else:

" w e recomonniu our menus to pay tne Divan a visit, and
judge of the Oysters by their size, freshness, anti deliciou s fla-
vour."--.Tournal.
"Our brethern of the press,however they nAy be divided in
their opinion on other subjects, give their testimon) una-
nimously in favour of Mr.Feeny's excellent London 0 testers."
"The lovers of this fine shell-fish can now procure it of

spplendid quality at the Oriental Divan, Clayton-square. •
:Standard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

FROM LIVERPOOL,

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CONIMODOR:

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Thursday, the 4th, at 12, Noon. -
Saturday, the 6th, at 1, Afternoon,
Monday, the Bth, at 2, Afternoon.
Tuesday, the 9th, at 2, Afternoon.
Thursday, the 11th, at 4, Afternoon,
Saturday, the 13th, at 7, Eveniilg.
Monday, the 15th, at Bi, Evening.
Tuesday, the 16th, at 91 ' Evening.
Thursday, the 18th, at 11, Morning.
Saturday, the 20th, at 1, Afternoon
Monday, the 22d, at 2, Afternoon
TueSday, the 23d, at 3, Afternoon
Thursday, the 25th, at 5, Afternoon
Saturday, the 27th, at 7, Evening.

ven!ng,

at 11, Morning

Saturdaf, the 3d, t 12, Noon. -
Goods for shipment must be alongside one hour before the
advertised time of sailing.

FARES

'ee, Zs. ; S'teeroge, ss,

Agents for the ORlpNand VICEROY,
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co
Watt

Agents (mite ADMIRAL;

nOIIA

T-street

Agent for the PRIIS'CESS ROYAL
ROBEIr /AOOl--
C 1
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\Vat

EnOttraint gottrts.

PELICAN
._._

LIFE INSURANCE OFFIC
70, LOMBARD-STREET,
CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1797.

IND 57,

Four-fifths of the net Profits realized by ?Tie Company from
Insurances effected upon the Participating Seale of Premiums
allotted, agreeably to the coitions of the Policies
seven Nears. The first poke to commen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

,mething can be done, in a

d poor beings,

-ho are dying

and sp‘r-eac

pestilence,
might be snatched from amongst our population
into more healthy localities. We have vessels
enough lying up in our dock, which might bG
floated up the river and converted into fever hos-

pitals

Our (

prom their present hal
fulness. Or Mr. San
our large master huih

,ssinp.; purposes, to real use-

,el Holme I

,ould in a week or a fort-

y wooden erection, or ereC-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

and numerical
ishewillt

GAINS'

the Honourable the (
Great Briti

That your Petitio:

and dominion of t:
:•3titioners would ye

T Rome, u

[tt, before at

14 of Pr
ries— ti

)ns rn t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

we press our own plan. It is more cam
snd its exn

meet the present em
<7, _
be no more than the workmen's u

hire of the n

rid, the
reover, we would

n• fever patients,

sh, whose influx

into our already crowded street

breeding fever

We are just now in the midst of the first year

of our ad

trade measures, and of th

second year of that cerial difficulty, which startled
ottr .Conservative statesmen from their consistency,
and precipitated the withdrawal of protection from
native agriculture. It may not be inopportune at

Ich a time to

,ttempt

examir

prospects before us, arising out o

action of these two (
position: L

,t us fir

supply of food

am all t

Iratior
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

52, BOLD:STREET, (the Music Held

Having pm:chased from Mr..Bielefield the sole right of
selling the Patent Frames in Lancashire, begs respectfully
to invite inspections of the Designs now in readiness. Sonie
are richly gilt, others in imitation of Rosewood, Bronze, Ebony,
Oak, &c.. &c.; several have been got up expressly for the Art
Union Print of Jepletha's Daughter, at a price below that
charged for gilt bead Frames—viz.. 7s. 6d. and upwards. These
Frames can be had made to any size in a day's notice.
A Sheet of Designs forwarded on receipt of the postage-
stamp.
GENERAL PICTURE CHIN t AND GLASS FRAME,
AND WINDOW CORNICE MANUFACTORY,
52, BOLD-STREET,
THE MUS IC-MALL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

THE BENCH AND THE BAR.

Mr. J. O'CoNNELL had heard it rumoured that a prin- person, that his earnest desire to. posseB_ _
ciple of emigration was in agitation for the relief of the net unmixed fear as to the effect the. sight ofit
distresses in Ireland. Such a horrid principle he, depre_ might produce upon him. So strongly hxl this aPPre-
cated. He believed .the ministry were far in advance of pension fastened itself on. his mistd, that, on ••be arrival of

The Judges arrived at Newcastle-upon-Tyne on
Thuisday.
The Court of Queen's Bench has decided that share-
holders in' proprietary schools and colleges are liable for
the books ordered by the Principal. _

ILLNESS OF MR. BARON PI ATT.—Dunn; the reeept
severe frost, -Mr. Baron Platt had the misfortune to slip
down, and hurt his hip so severely that-an operation was
deen►ed necessary. Mr. Travers operated on Tuesday,
and the Learned Baron has since been going on favourably.
Mr. Henry Stephens, the inventor ethe writing fluids,

has recently: obtained a final decision in the Ainerican
Courts in.his favour (after the most protracted •law pro-

from tne use of his inventions in t
case is one of importance to English patentees
On Wednesday: tho 1....,i V.ii.npAinr an pm.

injunction to restrain Messrs. Nott and Co., the patentees
of the electro-magnetic telegraph, from an alleged in-
fringement of a patent granted to the Electric Telegraph
Company: thereby Pstnhli Ain .7 thp nerfer.t validity of the

tier Majesty has directed letters patent to be passed,
appointing Lord. Langdale, Lord Beaumont, Joseph
Humphry, Esq., Henry Bellenden Ker, Esq., Walter

Coulson, 'Esq.'(haiiisteis-at-law),Georg"e Frere, ..E;"
and_Franeis Broderip, Esq., her Majesty's eommi;sionegi

registration of deeds and the simplificatidn 'of the forms
of conveyance.
_ A PRIVILEGEDLETTER. —A ease was tried at the

sought compensation from Mrs. Gillett for libel: ~ Mr.
liege(' that he had paid his addresses to a Miss

ly, receiv

m favoura'

y and her hither had heard matters of

. _
paragement relative to Mr. Green from other quarters,
and that Mrs. Gillett's letter was in reply to a letter from
Miss Hook, requesting her opinion and advice. The Lord
_Annent-house, Chief4ustice, in leavin,, the case to the jury, said that be
rode down to the mail-office to- meet- bis.letters and box considered the terms oelVlrs. Gillett's letter to be action-
containing apieture•of unielt.behmed sister, 'recently able if the ()erasion did not justify the use of them. The
_
deceased in Enrland: iia .4.-4-AA to more than one jury would determine that poi").
4•Pv thought the
the picture was occasion was a • q• , would

Justmeation, tnen Luc .
be considered a privilegod communication. The jury; with-
out a utorneut's delay, rpturned a verdict for the defen-
dant.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

Prices 'marked thus "p" are at a premium; thou, walled
"(.1" are at a discount.
" It" denote 's Shores called in for Registration. •
"a " dentitc Scrip Share saiteti infire., Megiatin44l*
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

.he first class, 141ilt ex

line, and comuine every quality to rein
ditious conveyances for goods, and' ti
spacious and elegant accommodations for passengers
of Passage in the Cnbin ii....16ed at TWENTY POUNDS

re furnished with
The rate

tgengers findir
will take adva

heir-Min wines any
re of the steam tow

no Goode can be receive%
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

ROBERT TUCKER, Secretary

T.lvEnronl,.. Messrs. THOMAS CROOK and SON, Exchan

DITTO .. Mr. RICHARD DAWSON, Exchange-altel
Manchester .. Mr. W. J. TATE, Exchange-street. •

IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNHILL, LONDON.

HENRY JAMES Paascoi-r, Esq Chairman.
GEORGE FIELD, Esq., Deputy-Chairman.
James C. C. Bell, Esq.
Daniel Mildred, Esq.
xiirhapl Bland. Esa. James G. Murdoch, Esq

Charles Franck Cobb, Esq
Andrew Colville, Esq.
George Henry Cutler
George Hibbert, Esq

'-----'. Henry Penrie' Esq
Esq. George Read, Esq.
William It. Robins,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

!TR unable to fin(
le. STANDARD nublsbect

of which hic letter t

lioniouey

CI): .-:111)rilno

Yearly

civlion :

'Wet

room for the letter of "An Ainateur,"
'dot of the letter,

t in our columns to day on
Our correspondent

tiibrb.

On Credit, 15s.

MORNING, MARCH 2,1847
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

11 not be wanting in

count of the

upport

Atering institu-

TO POPERY

,e United Kingdom

ament a

inbled,

rd, with deep regret and

.onourable nonSe, hay-
)thers, certain provi-
stors, not for the
rotect the Crown,

3 country from ti
r Church of Rom,
mind your Hollow

id division

Which we
le politic

of the Papacv, an,'

,ower of the too rt

were enacted at a tint

e people of th
some 'sueli lav

the Institution

,ur HOnourabl

)man-I

public liomish

and the install-

orders Vound by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

of four doliars eighty

SI-I I PI

To soil positively on th
For NEW YORK

643 tons per n
is a very fast

on ioard, Victoria DoCk to Are%
And C0.,0r to -___ _ THO

.ail on the

QUEEN OF THE AN
ROCHESTER, J. E

110TTINGUEit, L B
LIVERPOOL. J. ELD

s received until Midnight of the 4th o
ht at the llsnal gralp of rsetoq

substantial
ITPcv Vnrir

ability. Their cabins are elf
furnished with whatever can

rob Toi

Freight payable in New Yc
to the pound sterling.

"4.,"

LINE OF PACKETS

YORK,

imatT

SHERIDAN, G. B. CORNISH
GARRICK, B. J. H. TRASK .
ItOSCIUS, As ELDRIDGE...

SIDDONS, EDWARD B. Conil

sth instant

The fine new Ship.ISABELLA STEWART,
Captain CROWELL: -

I and &)i

find will be y

NEW LINE OF PACKETS
For NEW YORK.

h of every Monti

•-fasteneq,

tons.. 6th Marcl
it) tons.. 6th April.
5 tons.. 6th May.

The rate of Cabin Passage is TWENTY-FIN
dch all stores are provided, except wines as

1012 tons.. Ilth March.
1004 tone.. 11th April.
MG tam .11th May.
1014 tons..llth June.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

sCFYice

was identical with7the .present, at ter tne
grub and the buttedly;;.ibut they should ma
butWrtly did not drawl ontiac earth, but lie
vens.! (Applause mad laughter.) All that,
nothing to do with the question at issue. . F
the synagogue system was the outward wrt
temple, or that it had been 4,id aside, and r
call for iiroof. (Loud cries of " Hear, he
on both sides it was admitted that the temple t
monies were weak and beggarly elements, whici
passed away ; but he repeated his call for proof th
same had hatwened to the synagogue E

and cot-dinned cheers.) His oplionent had caned izl .thf
ail of Arbbishop Witaldey ; but though churchmen laid
that resnect which wati • tine to those in authority in the

church, they did not pln their faitbon the opinions or any
man, and.rncre especially of a bad Churchman. Church-
men were rot Whatelyitee—they were Catholic Chris-
(Apph,.u.c.f.) Afi r kAtyw no rule of faith,"

the la

Yvben

u 1 the c

nd wt

pp/ii!ation of

A child Went to J System
which were not to

T he would tl

i, ins ansv

at ho defied ar.

was pun

of ROT

with the prin.

xer was the religion exercises
'as the duty of all ►

not coMpulsory on him,

rite to whom tr

t to receive part of tip

nd the Prop}

Jesus Cl

mi. n portion c
would go i

it. Paul

'er reeistet

, „...
nee to Kings; that the temple serri
mss-••• - -

in our paris:
the word. II.•

'l3,fit him, of I

•
.., ....,istenee .
lett, but to govern and regu- ism and infidelity, ai..
l'e-- (Applause.) As to the trines of which nierm„ed
•, • ,
ty to be r

thu he

years of it

Christian 'man

were esent, they woul
r.pel. He would not , pr
I Lord, beseeching tote
unless they listened to I to merit the blessing of C
(Loud cheers.) The I honour me, I will Lotion
Io show the identity I his seat
m with that ra

The Meeting

ERPOOL

LATEST BETTIN

Nothing was done at cif
night7-the Albion and t:
Race, the only bona fide hi
Jerry. The prices are
9to 1 agt

8 - 1
9 - I

Even bett

me Lists ar

'd such oche

s, he In- order to find out the w.,.
out punishment be- needed not leave their own town.
‘-i not to the ',relent them to reflect
,on the fact, that it
n and ' was- limited voluntary--chapel -Tress pulled d
ly one to being rebuilt it never we
innent to the town f in fact, the sx

v heard 1

Brunette
Culvertli

;he error c

e three hundred
.with Unitarian,
• sects, the dee,-

.w closely on broad and undis-
%tried Ivith much respect by

Ltid Cheers.)
system they

ciTIONAL STEEPLE CHASI

Pioneei•
Jerry (taken.)

start

Mr. CI

t Liv=erpool during•_

every' hour from
) excellent that
_all

cry table, on wbicli

w;i cups provide
le season. Sport
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

11anteb.

Af
or NTED, dChesa small Family, resi inhHireOUShEe
mnAs It D ,
be
able to give undoubted refee6nces,`for a twelve mouths' cha-
racter at leak. No Catholic need apply.
Apply at the Standard-office.
TO PRINTERS.
WANTED, in a Non-Society Office, a steady Man,
as COMPOSITOR..
For address see Reference List, STANDARD-01[BM.

PATTERN WEIGHING MACHINE FOR COALS.
PI-IHE MARKETS COMMITTEE of the COUNCIL
I of the BOROUGH of 3IANCHESTER are prepared to
RECEIVE SAMPLES of PORTA TILE, MACHINES, of the
description best calculated for use by Parties Retailing Coals is
Carts within the Borough of Manchester, and propose to select
from the Patterns which may be sent, one or more Machines ;
and to require all Parties Selling Coals by Retail in the streets
to use a Weighing Machine of the description approved of_
Makers are therefore •requested to forward Patterns to the
Town-hall, in King-street, on or before the 25th day of March
next, and to state the price at which their Machines can be
supplied to the Retailers of Coals.—By Ord(
Town-hall, February 9th, 1847.

JOB. 'HERON, Town-clerk,

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND GIIANTON RAILWAY.
THE Directors of this Company are ready •to receive
j_ TENDERS for LOANS. on Debenture Bonds, for Sums-of
not less than .e5OO, for a period of 't'hree Years, at the rate of
.s per Cent., payable at the Terms of Martinmas and Whitsun-
day, by the undermentioned Bankers:—
LONDON Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON, and Co.,
Birchen-lane.
"RPOOL Messrs. LEYLAND 504 BULLINS.
OH CITY Or GLASGOW BANK.
By order of the Board,
ALLEN GEO. FIELD, Secretary.
8, ilberrromby-plare, Edinburgh,
21st May, 1846.

EDI NBUII
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

iders, and her
ustice to the poverty whit

Lgitators

as we have proposed be adopt-
•,

istice of the leaisiature

me contribution towards its expense, and for

inanent and lit

al poor law to preven

recurrence of a similar en
dependent of her dirort

Liverpool

the relief of distress in Ireland, is just now paying
£750 per week to succour the mass of pauperism,
which the Irish people are shufflin

heir hands

The nation at large is to pay ten millions sterling,
to support that people up to the period of harvest ;
and Liverpool, which is the recipient of so large a
portion of Irish misery, and, we regret to add, -of
Irish imposture, ought to have a share of that na-
tional contribution.

We were not

aware when the above was written,
that a proposition is to be made by Mr. Earle, at the
Council meeting to-morrow. to PrPei fTrn Hour P.,>117,

t the south

endof

the reception of patients, nc

.e
,to pay.asmall sum per weei

k for the accommo-

npiovided

llv do 1.

?port to such a proposition
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

gwi

our working classes, and of the fearful ravage% by
diseaSe and death which that destitution is oeca,
sioning. Of course, the speaker traced' a great

portion of those ravages, and justly, to the want of
proper ventilation, overcrowded tenements, and
contact with diseased persons. We give the sub-
stance of his statement :
"He instanced the case of a court, the inhabitants de-
prived of pure air,' breathing a foetid atmosphere, where
forty or fifty persons were crowded in a space ten feet

square. At the present moment there were symptoms of
a pestilence in the town, Mr. Holm° alluded to the
death of some of the parish officers—amongst them that
Df Mr. Rowlands—who died from fever, leaving five chil-
li-en, whom he hoped would be provided for. On Tues-

t, 130 cases of fever came b,

-street,

Dy was left living.
_9

street six cofli

parts of that street were r

subject to typhu

Martir

-street,

Fill other Pia,

mentioned,
e ten or fif-

were at present
teen thousand
straw at
in anoth

There we

p1)01 no'

ad them to t

yet thirteen

id abide

in Lace-

ins were found in a house which coot

rooms

We knov

Ir. Holme sufficiently w

that the facts of his dreadful statement ar
correct. We admit, too, that our parish au

strictly

who have shown a noble example to those of other
towns of the empire, are devoting all their energies
• and mortality. The Com-

to avert

ich su-

mittee of the Town CO'uneil are loin„ their

best to

bring the provisions of the Sanatory Act into
effectual operation. But the combined efforts •of
these two bodies are, it is clear, unequal to the
emergency before them. " Ten thousand to fifteen
thousand poor creatures in Liverpool now lying on
straw and shavings, and breathing an atmosphere
which in another week may send them to their
gravest" Nature shudders at the contemplation of
such a state of things existing in the midst of this
great seat of commerce and opulence. Can nothing
be done of a remedial character ? Can the hand of

e way of aid to of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be Allow!'
to the contrary on or before March 19.
• J. Ilindmarsh, Liverpool, woollen-draper—T. Figden, Liver-
pool, bootmaker-- W. Ilayes, Liverpool, shipwright— E. T.
Bradshaw, Manchester, stockbroker—H. Cochrane, Manches-
ter, merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
March. '
2, James Mackay (Ist)
2, John Jones (Ist)
4, Maurice J Ditto, 12
5, (special) Mr. Atkinson's, PA
5, Edward Christian (2101)
5, John Griffiths (proof and diw.)
5, John Haskins Gandell (2nd) Ditto, 12
5, William Whitley (audit)
5, John William Ditto, • 12 Hance (Ist)
6, Prescott Corless (special) Mr. I.l.mberton's, i

THE CHARITIES.

BIRKENHEAD HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY.

"%Tumuli' IlsronT.---.New Patients, 23; Old Patients, 61 ;
Total, ;4.7-Physician, Dr. Norton. J. R. Cooke, lion. See.

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.

REPORT OF CASES FOR THE WEEK FINDING FRIDAY, FEE. 26.
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 57; Patients visited at
their own homes, 122; 179.

•
.°Nolr Bickerton..
Physicians. Dr. Gouthwuite and Dr. Ashcroft; surgeons,
IA
it er.ssßrsaill;lays
Lockv%d, and Harris; House Surgeon,
Apothecary,

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 27.

•
DiscunnoEn In-patients cured, 23; Relieved and at own
request. 3; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 2; Dead, 3.—
ADMITTED : lu-patients, 211; Ont-patients, I ; Casuals during
the week, 8 ; Remaining in the House, 126.
Consn!ting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ;110useSnrgeon, Mr.
M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; Douse visi-
tors, Edward Gibbon and W. Pearce. F.sqrs.; Chap.
lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, PER. 27. WELKLY REPORT.

Ansirinin : Accidents. 18; Medical and Stiqicat Cases upon
recommendation, 25; Total, 43.—Disciispono Cured. 25;
Relieved and at own request, 3; Attended as Out_ Patients, I i ;
Irregular, 3; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 98.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr.
• Bainbrigge: House Visitors, Daniel Neilson and IL H,
Esqrs.; Houk-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. (AL
dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. H. Jones,
-Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Win. Ilughes.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK-
HOUSE HOSPITALS, FEB. 27, 1817.

A DXI rrrati : Fever nvii;eittarSitmieis.ailel(6ll:;.oix3L,;oc4o,
cNI
oCii4uls.ri ited, B.l°llo S P T*l. S Fever and Small Pox , 103;
Ntedical and Surgical 'Wards, 222; Lying-in Wards, 17 ; Lock,
3 ; Total, 379.
ConsultinF, Physicians, Dr. M*erorie and Dr. Gouthwaite;
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. APCnihich ; Physician and
tiurgeon for the week, Dr. Tinataon and Mr. Burgess;
ilouse-Surgeon, lir. 'A'. F. Grimsdatei Assist..-Sur.eon,
ki. T. Watkins; ApPfli.ecAry; MK. itomas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

CO lOOO 63 l3 4 451 5. o' 384 12

4 19 4

36 10 6

[trances without participation in profits effected at reduced

Prospectuses tul

I taxes now

an exrdanatory statement of other advan-
this Company, may be had at the chief

'Ave, or a

. WALTER CLAAKE; 6; High-street-
I L W. S. MAY, 1, Exchange-alley.
Ashton-under-Lyne—Mr. GEORGE Goonwt yr, if ouse Agent.
Blackburn THOMAs Az Nswoarn,jan., Esq., solicitor
Bolton .. Mr. JAMES WARDLE, Yarn Agent.
Manchester . RING and WA DKINT, 17, St. Anne-square
Preston WI NST ANLEY and ettARN.LEY, Solicitors
Wigan, Mr. e.E.OROIC RICK, Standish-gate.
SAMUEL ING.'S.LL. Actuary_

lowing agents, viz

I LIVERPOOL

parish. 1 have .two mailers estaunsnea, six 11111 ea pork
in districts of my parish. I have now a bakery at work
in the heart of a mountain district, thus giving the poor on the
mountains bread 3d. under theusnal price, t esides saving Wei n
on
a walk of fourteen or fifteen miles. A secd.bakery will be
set up in a few days. I gave free tickets on our poor kitchen
to many—to widows, to the_ sick, to families, no member of

which Was

Fever r

!ed at my sole disposal. I hive a

iishioner to lie my treasure

stied a most worthy pa.
wife, and I, manage the

rds of 25,000 acres,

'v. in their present Ippeal:

to lia,o"iiiii;r-proofof in-eVy;(7;w by all admitted, t nat
calamity, on a national settle, and of unparalleled seventy, bas
befallen the land. Their earnest .prayer is, that national re-

Reptance ant

thing come upon Ts."

beo
outnn;

nerstoou, tnat toe oeneuts OI IoIS 11111t1 111
district, or to professors of any particular creed, but are de-
signed to be coextensive with the misery that prevails. CAN
THIS APPEAL BE MADE. TO BRITISH CHRISTIANS IN VAIN?
Contributions for Special Districts, or the General Fund (as
also articles of clothing) will be thankfiilly received and ac-
knowledged by the Rev. WM. MfILWAINE, Incumbent of St.
George's Church; or the Rev. TnEorimus CAM-PBBLI, In-
cumbent of Trinity Church, Honorary, -Secretaries.
Niericol Booms, lielfrmt, Mo. 9,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02

Ft 2, 1847.

STAG HOUNDS-
CO.,
(Steeple Chase Day.)
it Repository, Great'

LG HOUNDS in
TERS, the Property

rough-bred, up to 14

tone.
I to 15 stone.
?ars old, got by Lord

111/ or a Nobleman,
St. Lawrence, out og

y Whalebone.
dada, by Humphrey

ars old.
nan,

NTERS.

NOVER-STREEIf.

bree o'Clock in the
, Hanover-street.

FURNl-
'ects of a Gentleman
Splendid Chairs, of
Couch, Two Loung-
Oblong Loo Tables,
y Bronze and Steel
d Camp Bedsteads,
costly Spanish Ma-
ro design, Fendeis,

tnd rata'acmes had.

E COLLECTIOI
RY OF BOOKS.
!RRIAGE, PONY
PIANO-FORTE.
1-ROAD SOUTH,

11th, and FRIDAY.
•ecisely each day, on
erton

SEHOLD FUR-
iintinge, pinto and
re, Pony Carriage,
lano-forte, yafnnblC
Meerschaum Pipe,
d Silver Knives, Set
'ramed and Glazed,
Bern China Tea and

Timepiece under
•yelled Guns', Set of
Three splendid and
'arved Gilt Frames,
Gentleman leaving

most modern style.
my Chairs, splendid
match, Sofa, all up-
blong solid-top Loo
sed pannelled doors
e Plate of large di-
irpet, Hearth Rug,
Tes, costly Fifteen-
., under shade, mo-
, with rich Gilt and
ms, brilliant-toned

of Spanish Maho-
rming into various
ith Plate and other
splendid Lounging
Ifs, costly Chimney
is, Scarlet Moreen
China Ornaments
Gilt Frames, But-
th Rug, Fender and
Loo, and Lady's
handelier, Portable
Cnives, &c. &c.
with modern Spa-
ork Table, Set of
Chiffonnier, costly
Gilt Frame, China
xi Folding Doors,
indsome Japanned
Snap and small
Fender and Fire-
,ws, with Cornice,
's.

Spanish Mahogany
Id, Lobby Cloth,
et and Stair Rods,
Gas Bracket Bnr-
mepiece, by John-
tmn-fronted. Store

r Ancient and Mo-
-1 Specimens by B.
Verbockseven, A.
ongst modern Ar-
nsboroueh, Morti-
/vs, Daniels, 'l'. F.
smiths, and other

•h will be found a
iew, Lancet, Scud-
-Iro. Braithwaite,
; also several La-
racine, from 1833
:ngland, 16 vols.,
!attie's Scotland,-
National Gallery,
.&c.

of costly Hasb
)irit and Castor
modern Tea and
ff Box, Tankard.

is and costly Spa-
niny,
Bedsteads,
eCei
U Other idZeictS Of
Drawers, splendid
s, costly modern
s under, Painted
ds, Toilet Ware,
'm in ster Carpetsz
Cane and Painted
,ns, &c. &c. &c.
ant Dressers, with
.stener and Jack,
nclosed Drawers,
(fives and Forks,
e9nisites.

a TUESDAY, the
k. Catalogues :to
eet.

h March—Upper
ting-room, Paint-
ale. 11th March—
)om, Stairs, Hall,
i Carriage, Pony,
12th March—Kit-
Enable Paintings,

)ERS.
'Y, one of the
pool, having Four
reet, Kent-street,
n, and extensive
I' LAND, suitable
a short distance
House alone cost

.LIAMS, 47, Rane-

RESIDENCES in
SHOPS in some

'ark. Rock Ferry,
A M I IX HOUSE,
Ditto (near Aber-
lOUSE, contain'
Ilya-monis, Bat'

(One concern.)

THE PRINCE'S

late possession,
ESIDENCE, con-
e Lodging-roomr,

hange-street East.

'ard's Double-