The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-11 00:00:00

LION O'

THE LADY OF i

Miss E. GATES will appear in
entitled THE POETR

To be followed b

TCHES

Tom Tam

Sally Scr

To concltide with t

Patrick

Tickets and Places to he had of

,ox-office of the Theatre, from Eleven till Three. Centre
►ress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit, ls. 6d. ; Lower
allery, Is. ; Upper Gallery, 6d. Second Price Nine
'clock, Centre Dress Boxes, 25.; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit,
First Gallery, 6d. No Second Price to the Upper

2000 St

and GENEItAL

RPOOL

Mangles

Lsa•
rR. Montefiore, Esq.
'awe! Shaw, Esq
s S

I J. H. Ravens
"'- Jar,—

L.

William Walker,lsq,

John Her

pper, Esq. ;

d C. Richardson, Esq.,

I. Co.'s Service

-square, Liverpool

-street, Manchester

Liverpool

I Co. Manchester

lAR TO THIS SOCIETY.
which, from the mode of
ite to, instead of detract from,

r than those of most of the corn-

I.oon nnl

stion in profits

holders of the oldest
upwards for the whole

of one-half, including those

hich becomes an abso-

red by payment of premium.
OF PREMIUM, under which, after

ther, but profits con-

particularly favourable to those

) an increase of income, and entit-

premium for the whole of life
nay remain at compound inte-

ing business, a tender of arbi-
and very moderate expenses of

s, and foreign residences,

AGES PTO EMIGRANTS

for voyages in approved vessels to or
>tralasian colonies in approved situations.
)c paid at any settlement in Australasia

in England or these colonies

endorsement

niums for Assurance of £lOO
4 the Whole Life.

TO ANN
t

yen Years

Z s. d.
1 9 6

3 16 5

TANTS

2 15 3
4 1 8
6 3 9

can be granted with safety
r principal investments in England,
iitants of the oldest date
f one-half of the general

I ATSON, Agents, 20, Water-street,

[SON, Age
nnehecter_

nts, Brown-street,

I ADDISON beg to call taa
ssion to the following List of
constantly on Sale, at their

ITIPTCY

)r, with Affidavit

idum of Commissior

ling Creditor's Debt

t of Bankruptcy
Adjudication.

th Protection

Assignee

:t Surrender.

ie of Choice of Assignee
with Affidavit of Execut

of Assignees
Ditto.

nt of Audit Meeting.

Accounts

Assignees

Accoui

tioning Credito

itors sign Certificate

leis signing Certifical

Uontor

igle Commissioners' Qualific

in Choice of Assignees

gn Certificate.
.ceive Dividend

Debt for Proof at a Distance
Bills Ditto.

sed and approved of, en the

rved by the Commissioners
• the Proceedings.

ISCELLANEOUS

uperior Courts

Writ of Summons

C., Debt and Case

on, Superior Courts
C. P. L.
B. C.

nn, Superior Courts
C. P. L.
B. C.

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PLAIN DRAFT

BRIEF, AND OTHER PAPERS

MAL PRESSES AND WAFERS, &C.
'ORMS of CUSTOMIIOUSE ENTRIES
;TANTLY ON SALE, and may be procured at

SH GOODS OUTWARDS

Cent. Dut

sheries in Newfoundland and N. America
)01, &c. liable to the rated Duty.

;ONDING INWARDS

FROM THE SHIP,

Form for all other Goods

INWARDS

ai Form

me as abo

)N GOODS IN BOND

Atto in Bottl
~`ape Wine.

B. P., Mauritius,OrEast•lndia

not Cap
ditto.

:neva, and other Spirits.
paying Duty per Cwt. except Cotton Wool

n f r all other Goods

,EYS. —A celebrated sporting character
xpressed his opinion of the comparative
-rate performers" over a course :—" As
talent is not to be questioned ; he will
h-door, however awkward and refrac-
)e on which he is mounted ; but, as to
t him get tight hold of the horse's head,
hrough the key-hole."—Whyte 's His-

) HIS HORSF

light horseman
out to become a useful member of his pro-
He will first of all devote himself
ins horse, as if grateful for the kind-
.) for him in return innumerable services.
.ght march,. when the dragoon, overcome by
sleep. the faithful animal will slacken his pace,
side to side, in order to save his master from
like manner, if they be passing in the dark
3ken and dangerou s ground. the horse will often
'->ey either spur or rein ; his superior instinct di-
to avoid the perils into which the ignorance or
If his master was about to hurry them. More-
e knows his master's voice—it eats oat of his
head for the well-known caress, and licks his
-knowledgment. And when it comes to
-non be afraid to trust his charger
attacking party his horse will
if it be necessary to tiy, there is no
.use, or which unless it actually exceed
surmount, he will not by some means
cramble through.—United Service Journal
VALUED WHEN UNCERTAIN.—In countries
cally, life is not so much valued as it is in
y knowledge that it may be taken in a rim-
of the rulers, renders even the cowardly
lifferent. Having been accustomed from
to anticipate an event, when it actually ar-
cith composure and indifference. The lad
brought up to thieving, and who is conti-
y his parents that he must be hung before
the gallows, when his turn comes, with
So it is in a despotic country, where the
heads of their companions roll on the
le how soon their own turn will come. I
evidence of this at Burma!). In one in-
obtain information from a prisoner, but
y. He had been sitting between the car-
-2-1 hours, and some of the men or ofli-
a bowl of grog and a couple of cigars,
when I interrogated him. As he

turn that if he would not give me
I should take his head off, and sent
appeared with two of his
illed.hirn out from between

the interpreter, to be al-
which I consented. When that
lered out ; but requested leave to
_ which remained in his mouth—
d, not being in a particular hurry to
intended to do. During all this the
osed, and did not show the least
ipproactung fate. As soon as the cigar was
and his long hair up afresh, and made prepa-
i asked him if he would tell ; but he pleaded
stepped forward, went down on his knees,
e cloth from about his loins, which he spread
receive his head, and then putting his hands
leek, held it in the position to be cut off. Not a
bled, for lwatched the man carefully. He was,
remanded, and the sailors were so pleased with
went on shore with more grog and more to.
had probably ever seen in his life.--Captain

Harryati

rOURNAL or THE MONEY MARKET,

TUESDAY /

ENING.—The general tenour of tha intelli-
gence in the overland mail received to-day by extraordinary
express in the Herald from India and China, as well as that
from Alexandria, combined with the favourable issue, in a
large majority, on the debates in the French Chamber of
Deputies involving in reality the question of peace or war,
altogether contributed to impart an upward impulse to
stocks. Consols advanced to SO to for the opening.
Bank Stock was 1561 to 7i. Exchequer Bills 2s to 4s.
premium.

WEDNESDAY EVENING.—The business has been more
,mmonly dull in the Funds to-day, and the prices of
yestertiuy were not supported. Consols for the opening de-
clined to 394 to 1. Bank Stock improved to 1574 to 84.
Exchequer Bills were 2s to 4s premium.
The Foreign Market remains much in the same sort of
way. Spanish Active with the Coupons were 24+ to 4. Por-
tuguese Two-and-a-Half per Cents (falsely called Fives) 34
to 4, the One and-a-Half per Cents (falsely called Threes)
214 to 2+. Brazilian were 70 to 2. Mexican 291 to 30.
Colombian 254 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents
514 to 4, the Five per Cents 98 to 4. Belgian 97 to 9.
Railway Shares were rather better. London and Bir-
mingham 78 to 80. Great Western 24 to 5, the Half Shares
104 to 11. Gosport 34 to 44 premium. South Western
534 to 44 per share. North Midland 27 to 5, the New
Shares 34 to 24, Eastern Counties 144 to 13t, Brighton 84 to
4, Blackwall 44 to 4 discount.