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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Brown,Shipley,
from oventry.

gat she

Buret was coal-

Saturday,

William

with having used

Len soheitiniahne.
de, who attends the
, Tithebarn-street2

17, where-

time, she re-
her down or

led a polices

:king him at

-ent to the Parish-

t they refused to

compelled to re-
Mr.

or to door.

vas charged
a William

red had lately

t he met the pri-

they -ad-

of showi

the in-

advised hirii to take

as he thought,

aid a half, and
prisoner denied

d he had

id offer

.11 to another party.

vid Jones, of
hton by Mr.
Zs by auetioni

etor that purpose..
evening, into the

it-,cl until ha

ti, demanded from

I hi►n tlia

hat his

le had bee*
Ir. Donald-

nient of the
'fr. Jones

was the first

e would take a

lig equivalent to a

Tlie clerk of

)unt had been al-

named Cathavint

A before Mr.

implicated fn

,osecl to have bees
ae of them 100

•er were found

.nd silver

,to 16,824 to 16,824.

diamond ring, a

id oil Howard

Comus-street

several
Two.
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changed two lib

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,534. Mr. Parkin,
August last, and

a trivial charaer,
not known... They

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

:~r~a~rt

DMIRALTY TO SA

POOL and BOSTON,

I HALIFAX to land and r

HIBERNIA
BRITANNIA Captain Jo EWirr
Captai 'WANT HARRISON
Cap ' • EDWARD G. LOTT.
tain CHARLES H. E. JUDIEINS

AYRI I

ACADIA

CALEDONIA
CAMBRIA ...

the 4tl

ng,ers' Lu

Provisions

out Win

it Li quc

-Steward's Fee

One Guine

Apply, in Halifax, to S
in London, to J. B. FOOF

BURNS; OT, in L
D. and (

•om LIVERPOOL are the

)ard the day previous tc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

wards of 2C

..
,ices to above One Million.
. is the only Company possessing tabulated rates of pre-
.iurn for Disease deduced from extensive data.
HEALTHY LIVES, both at Home and in Foreign Climates,
are Assured with as much facility and at lower rates than at
most other offices ; and a capital of HALF-A-MILLION ster-
ling, fully subscribed, affords a complete guarantee for the ful-
filment of the Company's engagements.
_____

XSBllt...
It is the

Applications for AGENCIES to be 1'

NOTICE TO MARINERS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

T. Parry and T. Light
Thomas, Liverpool, wine
liams, Liverpool, builders

oot, sugar, refiners—Littlejohn and
merchants—J. Mason and J. Wil-

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS
J. Partington, Rochdale, attorney-at-law.
J. Putman, Whalley, Lancashire, blacksmith
J. Pye, jun., Preston, f
J. Warburton, Sto(
T. Greg
W. Tay
J. C. (.:(
S. Askham, Br
It. L. 1)
W. Twe
J.-Senior, Salford, common brewer

;iftdd ley

1, Yorkshire, oil merchant,

manufacturer,

ssion agent

and P.-Vance, LiverpOol, merchants.

le, Liverpool, si

W. HattAin, Macciesfield,4ilk manufacturer,
J. Wright, Manchester, licensed victualler.

BANKRUPTS

James Brown Fairhurst, Liverpool, painter, Feb. 19, March
19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy.
Solicitors, Mr. Viwcent, Temple, London,.and Mr. Atkinson,
Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.
John Haskins Gandell and John Brunton' Birkenhead, com-
mission agents, Feb. 23, March 12, at 12 o'clock, at the Liver-
pool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Parker and Co.,
Gray's-inn, London, and Messrs. Reade, and Searle, Birken-
head; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
Charles Parker and Charles Hallett, Thornton-street, Dock-
1, Bermondsey, and Minories, linendrapers.
nder Fletcher, Shaftesbury-terrace, Pimlico, bookseller.
el Bradley, Mark-lane, corn factor.
b Elam, Eltliani-place, Kent-street, rug manufacturer.

George MI
John Titlc

Thomas Young, Canterb,
William Frederick Cow

in the Gazette of Friday last), Darlington, linendrapers.
John Rossi Enderby, near Leicester, woolstapler.
DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 26, R. Hamilton and W. Graham, Liverpool, mere
—March 1, J. A. Lee, Liverpool, ironfounder—Feb. 26,
Dunkerley, Cliorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire,.s, draper—
.

ancnsltiie, cotton

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
March 1, J. Sutclide, Whalley, Lancashire, cotton spinner—
March 2. and•J. Frith, J. llugdale, and W. Stott, Birstal
Yorkshire, co

on-spinner.
CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown

to the contrary on or before Feb

A. Burton, Ranelagh-wharf, Pimlico. coal merchant—T.
Brody,-Chester, chemist—J. Hubbard, :Ramsgate, auctioneer
J. G. Milord, Holloway, common brewer. •
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
contractor.

J. Callum, G las
A. Turner, Glasian', joule!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

to, Roast

tired Port,

e House to;

, or Is. tid.
•ess

IS.
sters, and
this great
range with
whom he
IvEs ; but
Ir. F. sub-

► have seen
Fercury.
d excellent
Mn or else-

a visit, and
licious fla.

divided in
mom. unit;
i Oysters.

ocure it of
square."—

'~iNG.

reet, and
reet.
vagle.!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Prices paid . Imports
SALES OF THE WEEK. !in the II eek. ThisWk,!This Yr.
530 Sea Island 124 0 20
.... Stained
5960 'lowed Georgia 54 74
f Alobite - 54 7
38-
1 Alabama and 'felines .. 5 64 1 7698 41368
9590 New Orleans 54 71
.1,,,, r Pernambuco & Paraiba 74 81 1
"°'-' Aracati and Ceara
210 Bahia and Maceio
~,, f :1131111111am 74 7t 1
... 2485
''''' 1 Sawginned Gi 7
.... Minas _ 1
.... Para I
.... Demerara, Surinam, &c.. 1 --
2230 Egyptian 7 11 .... 1532
.... Barbadoes —
500 Peruvian
.... Bahama —
10 Laguayra
00 Common West India .... .... 152
.... Carthagena —
.... Smyrna
. Manilla • —
3050 Surat
70 Madras
.... Bengal —
277040 bales. 14977, 101293

COTTON 111 ARKET, FE nutyAnv 8.

The gloom and depression that has pervaded our Cotton mar-
ket for some time •stist has to-day been agreeably disappointed,
by the operations of one of our leviathan houses to the extent
of 3,000 bales, chiefly in new Boweds, at 62d. to 7d. for export
or speculation, as hereafter shall appear. Const ners have
also been in good attendance, and taken 4,000, maki , the total
sales 7,000 bales. As regards prices the market is s ady, but
the increased demand has only cleared off the superi umdant
,stock, without any change in price from the rates curre at the
close of last week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

The Glasgow
_and Liverpool Steam Shipping

. ' _

Comparry's Steamers,
ORION Capt. MAIN,

And Chartered Steamer
VICEROY Capt. STOKES.
The City of Glasgow Steays-pachet Company's

ADMIRAL Capt. BOYD,
COMMODORE Capt. HARDIE.
Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam-packet Company's Steamer
PRINCESS ROYAL.. Capt. C RAW FOR rr,
Or other Steam-slips, sail between Glasgow and Liverpool,
(with or without Pilots,) with• Goods and Passengers.

FROM LIVERPOOL,
FEBRUARY.
This Day, the 9th, at 4, Afternoon
Thursday, the 11th, at 5, Afternoon
Saturday, the 13th, at 9, Morning.
IVlonday, the 15th, at 10, Morning.
Tuesday, the 16th, at 11, Morning,
Thursday, the 18th, at 12.
Saturday, the 20th, at 2.

COMMODORE

VICEROY
PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE

VICEROY

PRINCESS ROYAL

iiiC tint, . fmnififfy, , Lae "..I.ZU, UL .1, Afternoon.
PRINCESS ROYAL Tuesday, the 23d, at 4, Afternoon.
COMMODORE . J Thuredfty, the 23th, at 1, Evening.
Vicr.WY lft.urday, the 27th, at 9, Morning.
Goods for shipment must be alongside one hour before the
advertked time of sailing.
FA RAS: Cabin, 156.; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, 5.f.

Agents for the ORION and VICEROY,
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co

-
7, Water-street.
Agents for the ADMIRAL and COMMODORE :
DAVID WIVER and Co.,
12, Water-street.
_

agent for the PRINCF,EGS ROYAL :
ROBERT LA3IONT,
33, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Same day, in Moorfield-place, Hereford, CATHERINA
BEAVAN, daughter of the late Major Bevan, of the North Rad-
nor Militia.

me day, at M

ROBERTg:ironnumger, St: James-street

name uay, .ur. JAME:6 1u0i.14:, the celebrated toast-master.
,Same dav, aged 65 years, ELIZABETH, widow of Mr. THO-
MAS WOODBURN, Paradise-street.

Same day, at Stanley, near this Umu, aged 45 years, MARIA,
widow of the late DANIEL WARD, Ebg., of Macclesfield.
Same day, of pulmonary consumption, after a short illness,
arrswi it 17,,nrc 1 A 11f l• r•

litOod-stieet, Queen-square.
On the 2nd instant, aged 17 months WALTER KERFORD,
son of Air. EDWARD AIENDHAAI FILCHER, Grove-street.

Highfield-street.
Same (lay, aged 3 years, ISABELLA, daughter of Mr. JOHN
WILSON.
Same day, aged 28 years, JAMES L. THOM, con of Mr. Jas.

Thom, cooper, Grosvenor-stieet.
(hi the 3rd instant, at Islington? in the 851
JOHN BE 'HAGUE, Esq., of the Stock Exc.
Same day, at Birkenhead, SARAH, wife
HAINNAY, Esq., M.D. -

h year of his age.
hange, London.
of ALEXANDER

On the 4th instant, at Wallasey. CI
MARY, the beloved wife of MI
-cerely and deservedly respected 1 _
Same day, in the 39tli year of his ag
wholesale hardware sealer, Paradise.
a numerous circle of friends.
Same day, at Il till, aged 78, nniver
a large cirel
n the old-

e, aged 69 year
WEBSTEK, sit
her_

e, Mr. JAMES SAVAGE,
street, much regretted by

pected and deep),
IAS WOOD, Es%
cantile house of Thos,

senior partner
Wood and Co

Same day, saber resident,.
year, NARY HAUCHT(,N, relict
Wakefield Estate, 'Jamaica.
ni the tit)) instant, at Bootle-villa
sim of the late Mr. JOHN IIAVII
Lame day, at Hot-hill, Tranin
deeply lamented.

Abercrombie-terrace, in her Wail
_
*-J. REID, Esq., of

.C.E LA

Skits day, aged CA, Mrs. SARAH 'WILSON, sister of Mr.
Thomas Rogert,on, one of the proprietors of the Live/pool
M'rcurq.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL,
Feb, Hour

9, HaMilton and Graham (proof)
9, William Jones and Co. (2nd)
9, Thomas Ilobinson,(2nd)
.12, James Stout (audit)
16, John Gemmill, jun. (2nd)
19, Cowie and Clarke (audit)
19, Owen Evans (audit) ,
19, James Colguboun Kemp (audit)

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,

1199:
JWoihtlnia‘l%l,le(s,trris(aTdroto)f. and div.).
19, George Chari..

T .11E

Wilson (p ane

CHARITIES

) Ditto, 11

•
BIRKENHEAD nomcnopATEIIC DISPENSARY.

WEEKLY REPORT

New Patients, 19; Oh.

Norton. Charles

uu
EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-DILL.

licroft ; Surgeons;

ilessrs. Hayes, Lockwood, and Harris; House-Surgeg
Mr. Ball ; Apothecary, Mr. Bickerton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

RD No

I airi, Sir, gratefully yours,

success whist

of this external Aredieine

even the least reli

other means had coinpie
attention of the afflicted
This excellent Medici]
tended with the least da

trodncee

,ely failed

d the application
I deplorable

ever)
stly entitles it to the

o universally esteemed, is unat-
nience, and hundreds
v effects since it was

matic Gout, and Lumbago, and renderer
assisting themselves, have been relieved
Sold by Pendlebury, Russell-street;
street; Hogarth, Great George-street

iereby incapa
few hours

ton, Oxford

4d.street

New ?cot and7.road;Neal,SeOrlani-roaCl7Simpscn, Scotia nrl-
- opposite St. Martin's Market; Mackow, Vauxhall-road;
Britten, corner of Dale-street and Haymarket; Smith, great

Homer-street; Cox, Fox-street RichmOnd-row; Low,
Islington ; Walker, London-road; Parry, Christian-street ;
Wagstaff, Great George-place ; Priestley, Lord-street; Smiths
woodsiCe. WAvertree
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

HOUSE OP COMMONS.-MONDAY.

Lord JOHN ICUSSELLid the orderof the day for
the second reading of the Irish Poor Bill.
Mr. WILLIAMS moved an amendment, that all the
stages of the PoOr Relief Bill should take precedence, but
had no seconder. -He asserted that, in six months, the
premier would bring in another bill for the removal of
further grievances.
A dull debate followed, all the speakers differing equally,
more or less, from the premier, and from each other.

Mr Smiall'O'BßlEN contended that the calamity of
Ireland was under-rated, and that the loss of the potatoe
trenched on thirty millions rather than sixteen ; and that
this was the time for public works.

Mr. HUME said the government plans had no system,
and that Ireland could not be thus regenerated.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that, in ad-
dition to the pressure of famine, there was a necessary
change in the social system.
•
The debate was adjourned.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY.
On the motion of the Duke of RicumoNo, the select
committee 0f1845, on entailed estates, was re-appointed,
with a view toconsiderink the propriety of 'extending the
provisions of the existing law -to Ireland, in order to ena-
ble the proprietors of entailed estates to avail themselves
of loans, for the purpose of draining and permanently im-
proving them.
Lord BROUGHAM trusted the committee would report
speedily, as it would be a most unexceptionable mode of
affording' relief.
Lon STANLEY, in reference to the sugar bill, not yet
before their lordships, expressed his hope that it would
not be passed as a permanent measure without the inter-
ests of all parties being fully and fairly considered.
Lord CLARENDON intiinated that full opportunity
-would be afforded fbi due consideration.

The -Marquis of LANSDOWNE, in reply to a question
from Lord Stanley, stated that it was intended to remodel
the Poor Law Commission, and that it was proposed one
Commissioner should be resident in Ireland ; further than
this he was not prepared to state at present.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 6.
But little business has been done (luring the week, and a-
though, in partial instances, a reduction in previous prices of
Wheat and Flour has been submitted to, the majority of hold-
ers, seeing that any concession which they might be inclined
to make would mot meet the views of buyers, have not pressed
their stocks for sale.

It seems to be the general opinion that the bulk of the supply
to be e':pected from America for some time to come, is now in.
There are manyinquiries from Ireland for Wheat, Flour, and
Indian Corn, afloat and on the spot.
At our market this morning there is somewhat more disposi-
tion for business in Wheat and Flour, but without its leading
to any 'extensive transactions. . _

In other articles but little is doing.
The reductions from the-highest point may be considered as
being 4d.'per bushel on Wheat, 3s. per sack on Flour, 2d. to 3d.
per bushel upon- Oats and Barley, Is. per load upon Oatmeal,
and is. per quarter upon Beans. Malt and Pease retain their
previous value. The market closes with a decidedly firmer
feeling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

To be viewed on Tills DAY (Tuesday), the 9th instant, when
Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.

MODERN AND USEI
SHOP FIXTURES, 8,

UL FURNITURE
c., CLAYTON-SQI

-Gisrs
OOMS.

r. BYFORD,

ton-s.quare

A N Assortment of mod
A_ HOLD FURNITURE, inc

:n and useful HOUSE-

he Effects of a Family

)YIHg, ar

aid-CM!)

Ches

inted Dnigge

)fas and Conchei, in

Dtli, Gua

Mil, Ro,

tl Fire-irons, Silver Ver
trrel Organ, Two Bracket Timepieces

-*eh, Gents' Wearing Apparel
Mahogany Hat am

:Statid, K

le viewed on tke

te, and Catalogues had at

On TUESDAY, the 21seinstent, at One o' . on the Premises,
ALL that Piece of LAND, ' pper Dawson-street,
.with the MESSUAGES DWELLING-HOUSES, &c.

, and run-
ning south 44 feet 5 incerin all 150 square yards. Now in
the occunation of Mr. eald, Salt Merchant, and Mr. Hardy,
Publican, with the License and Goodwill thereto belonging.

7on erected, containin

jaffront 30 feet 8 inche

OD FRIDAY

VALUABLE FEEEHOLD PROPERTY
tant, at One o'clock
treet, Liverpool, sul

;outh Jo!'

conlitions of sale
ALL that DIES
HOUSE, WAIL

be theriproth

MENT, BREW

with the APPURTEI
liffe-street, Liverpool

BUILDINGS, and PREMISES,
st side of Cun,
reet 187

Ln front ti

,out§,,efrd
rds on the north side 39 fe 4 inch

to MeS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

. b. 116 uv VIIIIII,I/ .ILLG uci
house and perpetrated the same trick
was not noticed in time by the

As the matter
servant who received the
Ld take no notice of the

On Saturday last, the fellow had t

occurrence

dacity to return, with the view of •• repeating Lin; mnsv,
when he was taken into custody ; but as the landlord al-
lowed the shilling to pass out of his hands for a few mi-
nutes, and as he could not state whether it might not then
have been changed, the prisoner got the benefit of the
doubt, and lie was discharged.
OVERGROWN PARISHES.-We cannot quit the subject

le of bishops without remarking, that excel-

lent as it is, a vast'

If our overgrown

division, what is to 1
es ? We have now aho

in England, containing f
in each ! I

bishop, and were (

Wal minister i

Yet wha

lis,forty churche
'wenty.—Herald,

)suraity

EXTRAORDINARY INQUEST, YESTERDAY.—An inquest
was held yesterday before Mr. Curry, on view of the body
' •

of James 15OliZ, aseam aa on hoard the American ship
Swatara, recently arrived at this.port. On the Ist inst.,
the deceased was taken into the receiving ward at the
Workhouse, and then complained of being very ill. He
had a lump on the back of his head, and said be had been
ill-treated by the captain of the ship, and was hurt by the
sheet-anchor; He mentioned to one of the nurses in the
Infirmary that he had been dragged out of the forecastle
by the captain while at sea, and struck his bead against
the anchor, which subsequently produced an abcess.
From a written statement made by deceased at the In-
firmary, under the then impression of approaching death,
he stated that the captain had kept him on deck for a
long time in the cold. The surgeon of the Workhouse
stated that deceased died from natural causes. Deceased
had been ill with ague and fever during the voyage. It
appeared from the evidence that the captain and first

officer paid him great attention on the passage to restore
his health, but that, in spite of advice, he neglected and
exposed himself to the weather, imperfectly clothed.
Medicine was also given to him by order of the captain,
and it appeared from the whole of the evidence, that no
imputation whatever could be attached to the captain or
any of the officers of the_ship. Deceased said thnt h.

Ile
belonged to Plymouth. The case was adjourned until to-
morrow, for the purpose of bringing up the log-book,
and also one of the seamen as a witness, none of the crew
or the captain being present in the court. The deceased
was unable to do any, duty to speak of during the voyage,
and had stated to the mate of the ship that he believed
he could not recover from disease of the liver. The ship
came from New Orleans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

for Bunions by J
Lon

SANGER, the PpWrietor's Age.
don; and by Messrs. Carter, Joi._
Priestley, Rawle, Roberts, Ross and
Trouzhton, Wagstaff, Liverpool ; and all respectable medicine

.nt, 150, Oxford
inson, Jone
ditingalf

Scholef

ghout the county

THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS. —Although
tical Commissioners have been greatly blamed
ures they have felt it necessary to adopt, it
turns out that they have rather fallen short of, than ex-
ceeded, their duty. Some letters which have recently
appeared, in two of the morning papers, have shown that
a far-sighted old Whig has already gained a very consi-
derable advantage. of them. The Fee of Durham was
intended to be reduced from £19,000 per annum to
£BOOO. When it was offered to Dr. Maltby,. the Com-
missioners gave him the option, of either

the Ecclesi
for the me
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

NEW SEED WAREHOUSE.

CLARK and GOOD ACRE beg respectfully to an-
nounce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Farmers in general,
that they have received their supply of AGRICULTURAL,
GARDEN, and FLOWER SEEDS, selected from the First
Houses in the Trade, with particular attention to their assort-
ment and quality.
C. and G. can, with confidence, offer them to their customers
with every guarantee that no House can exceed them in quality,
or offer them at lower prices.
Market Gardeners will find it their interest to purchase in
this establishment, as no effort shall be wanting to give them
satisfaction.
N.B.—Experienced Gaideners recommended.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 3.

During the present week, the depression in the London and
Liverpool markets has increased the stagnation that previously
existed kere, and sales of 'Wheat could have been forced
by submitting to a further decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter On
last week's rates. Barley, Oats, and Beans difficult to quit,
except at Is. to 2s. per quarter less money. •
HULL CORN MARKET FEBRUARY 2.

At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the
farmers, who were by no means inclined to submit to a great
fall in prices, bat the millers, who were very shy buyers, were
enabled to supply themselves at 5s under last week's rates.
Foreign Wheat unsaleable, except at r. great reduction. In
Barley nothing doing. Oats, Beans, and Peas 2s. to 3s. lower.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

LLAN STEVENSON,

LOCH RYAN LIGHTHOUSE is situate(

?OR CAIRN RYA

POINT, on the Eastern Shore of the Loch, in N. Lat. 54 deg.
58 miu. 28 sec., and W. Long. 5 deg. 1 min. 47 sec. The Light
will be known to Mariners as a FIXED LIGHT of the natural
appearance. The Lantern, which is open from S. by W. iW.
round to N. E. in a westerly direction, is elevated 30 feet
above the level of the Sea; and the LIGHT will be seen at the
distance of 10 Miles, and at lesser distances, according to the
state of the Atmosphere.
And the COMMISSIONERS HEREBY FURTHER GIVE
NOTICE. that. by virtue of a warrant from the QUEEN in

CouNFiti dated loth
_December, 1846, the following Tolls will

be levied in respect of this Light, viz

-reign Vessel privileged to enter...the Ports of the United king-
dom, on paying the same Duties as British Vessels, which shall
pass or derive benefit from the said Light ; that is, which shall
arrive at or depart from any Port or Place within Loch Ryan :

If the same shall not eicc
And if the same exceed 50 Tons for each addition
50 Tons, or part of 50 Tons, a like Toll of
And Double the said respective Tolls for every Forei,
sailing as aforesaid, not privileged as aforesaid.
By order of the Board.
(Signed) ALEX. CUNINGIIAII, Secretary
Adisburgli, Ist February, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

To return, however, to ou

who ihemselv

dealings of God with

of the world. We ask them to join in the
prayer of the following memorial, to be presented
reatina that her Majesty will

ler loyal subjects, with one voice through-
land, to humble themselves on account of

I to " bear testimony

nen andar

that this great nation be-

if has been pre

pared by

en M`Neile

_I affords another example
)f his watchfulness and his zeal in the service of
God and his fellow-men. The subject was referred
to before his congregation on Sunday last, and has
since been warmly taken up by some of the leading
members of the church. It lies for signature at
the news-room " offices, and the

the newspaper

TO THE QUEI
The Petition

NT MAJI

of your _A

al and faithful

of Liverpool: in the

to of LG

?etitioners devOutly acknowledge the good

earnesi

:hsafecl to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ATANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN-
SHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY.
IYI

MEETINGS of the SHAREHOLDERS in the above COM-
PANY will be held, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, at One
o'clock, on THURSDAY next, the 11th instant, and at the Albion
Hotel, Manchester, at Half-past Three of the same day, when
the Committee of nquiry appoinred at the respective Meetings
held in Manchester on the 13th and in Liverpool on the 18th
ultimo, will lay before the Shareholders a Report of their pro-
ceedings.

Shareholders who cannot attend either of these Meetings are
requested to sign their Proxies for the General Meeting of the
17th instant, (when new Directors will be appointed,) in favonr
of, and transmit them to, CHARLES HOLLAND" Esq.,Liver-
pool ; CHARLES HAIOH,Esq., Rochdale, or Mr. GEORGE
'ALKER, Surgeon, Manchester.
By order of the Committee,
C. J. TOWNLEY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Litmts

Jones, s
es in the
en in thb
the late
planted
e surface
were en-
;t to sow'
es deep,
hen the
ith slack

FISH.-
Lys, that
, substi-
cl remu-
e article
g wind-
est of a
r dinner
of meat
as they' -
entrails
ter until
kimmed
Barley~
I. And
t. Fish
relatine,
, and a
to Mr.

-closer,
[ansion-
pplicant
5 of 70,
eat deal
and he
3, which
1 as to
lar cir-
tt which
been
a sta-
hich he
applied
3 them,

" such
khouse.
eviction
chance
r. One
granite
3. The
tore ex-
timated

t issued
e desti-
Tart :--
ets„ and
not in-
, not to
a pope-
; and of
whole,
under

he same
popula--
❑sidered
e is not
.in the
tuber of
he date 4
king the
F of. the
panying
ms, the
le must
of sixty
ads and•
lear the
ricts,

Df Lord.
drive a,
n Con
bout 20'
la a wifo
lilt mid-
:o drive
nd stay.

started
Le state, -
to have
s, which -
)d about •
wheels
ne•occa-
a - deep
the field
carried,
re been
four in
) water,
severed,
fight as- •
Hay-
have
) strictly
is lard-
For one.
its top
it effect. -
towever,
ght for-
low that
ne time.

And if
as even-
noticed,
eld back,
ial corn-

Friday_
Dorm ous
as called
listriets,
ant than-
awe been.
wheat of.;
, that in,.
at Satur-.
le slight.
n Mark-
Wednes-
Dlehester
and in
O. Thal
brighter.
ni to our
isterdain
tered for
se ;—and
t prolific
lave sold
'grain in.
ig in, the,
bushels
s, 43,000
.d 45,000,

GRALL.--"
erchants,
held on
e purpose
should be.
of goods
mproving
)acne pre-
cling had.

j

Aftei di-
Fray mono
which was
tion of the
f the enor-
with each
ig, matters
raders, and
nasmuch as
monopoly,
few indivi-
mnpany tha
;engers and
mpetition."
Whillock,
ion of this
;ns be made
to prevent
companies,
Lain of canal.
resolutions,
led tfie ine-
being inju-
t the atten-
o the consi-
: and transit
deprecating
blic, by the
were con-
Icourage by
of water At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

On THURSDAY next, the 11th ins

Apply to

NR,:S, STAND IN

RUNNING-R
IN CABLE. belong

A NCHOI

FRIDAY

ers' Office, 17, Exchanee•buildir
110 Barrels LARD GREASE,

r St. Petersburgh, from Boston.-
ARD, and Co., Merchants, or to

200 Bags large BEAN SAGO.
IMAM and WANOSTROCHT, Brokers,

DAY next, the 11th instant; at Two o'clock, at the
Droits of Admiralty Yard, at Southport,

EGGING,
ng to

o'clock, at the

Apply to Messrs. A. and G. MARTIN, Mer-
J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers.

:MAC LEA N

J. H. RAYNER and Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

The yearly statement of Messrs. lylwin, Doss, and
Co., of:Mirzapore, (" the Manchester of, India,") for
1845-6, received by the last arrivals, gives us a compara:
tive statement of the trade of Bengal, for the last and
preceding twelve months. The new tariff, which came
into operation on the- Ist of June, 1845, by which in.
creased duties were authorised to be levied on several de-
scriptions of imported goods, has had the effect of dimi
nishing imports, except in the articles of cotton, yarn,
and cloths, whilst it must have, at the same time, disap-
pointed the expectations of an increase of revenue to be
derived from its operation. The import of woollens has
declined in the year from 24 lacs to little more than 10
lacs ; of metals front 99 lacs to 57 lacs ; and of wines and
spirits, from 211 lace to 15 lace. The general reduction
in imports amounts to nearly a million and a half ster-
ling ; the to al number during the past year having been
62,000,000 r. against 76,900,000 r. in 1144-5. There is,
however, one item of import; in which a singular increase
has been observable--namely, English salt, no less than
18,500 tons of the finest description having been intro-
duced,—a circumstance which has interfered with the
Indian revenue by retarding the sale of the native salt
manufactured for Government, and of, which the quantity
in store is understood to exceed 300,000 tons, valued at
three millions sterling.
On the other hand, the general results of the export
trade exhibit a favourable aspect, the total amount being
104,000,000 r., which shows an increase over the preceding
year of 11 lacs. Indeed, the exports of the country have
gone on increasing since 1835 iutil they have nearly
doubled. The most remarkable increase has been in the
article of sugar, the export. having risen from 2,852AX)r.
to 17,893,000 r. In opium, indigo, raw silk, rice. saltnetre,
and hides, the increase has also been considerable. The
export of raw cotton shows an opposite course, and has
.been. steadily diminishing year by year during the last 12
years ; the value of the exports, which in 1836, the last
year of prosperity, was 38 lacs of rupees, having now
fallen as low as 9 lace. The export of; cotton piece goods
to Great Britain, which once gave -activity to 100,000
looms, has also rapidly diminished, and is now nearly ex-
tinct. With regard to the supply of cotton twist to the
presidency of Bengal, Messrs. Aylwitt contend that the
British manufacturer would find an advantage in con-
signing his goods direct to Mirzapore, rid Calcutta, in-
stead of sending them to an agent at Calcutta for sale,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ebina.

A regular trader.
For SHANGHAE, direct,
'
141.71 The splendid English-built clipper Barque
MONARCH,
JOHN PERCIVAL. Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade ;)
A I twelve years ; 338 tons ; coppered ; well known f.n. her re-
markably quick passages ; and in every respect a very fii st-rate
conveyance both for goods and passengers.—For terms. &c.
apply on board, in the Saithouse Dock, or to

W. and J. TYRER

Ocy/t tilt) it 5.

First vessel, and can take no goods after the Ist March,
°II large portion of her cargo being engaged.
For SINCAPORE and PENANG,
The beautiful A 1 twelve years British-built Barq

PASSgNGER
Captain T. WATS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

ev. Dr

vs in the di

of the poor in the I
tlenaan wishes for ill

;fling in third

SOLITARY

that, during the last ten years, forty lunatics have been
sent from the Penitentiary to Bethlehem, while in the
preceding ten years only fourteen were sent. Sir Peter
attributes the increase to the adoption of the

In a letter to the Jersey Times, Dr. Robert H. Collyer,
of St. llelier's claims the merit of having first adopted
the plan of producing unconsciousness by the inhalation
of stimulating anal narcotic vapours,. and of having per-
Ica operations without giving pain to

formed many si;

ients in that

VALUE OF THE REFUSE OF TOWNS.—" Taking a ge-
neral view of the subject, we may assume a clear revenue
gold 'lust, envelopes them in a halo, which by night, when from the Sewer Water of all towns of £1 for each in-
partially revealed by the tires and mingled with the torch habitant, either in a direct money return, or partly to the
glare, is almost supernatural, as the phantom figures, inhabitants in a reduced price, from the increased abund-
now dark in shadows, now crimsoned by the fire flash, flit ante of produce."—Evidence of J. Smith, Esq., of
to and fro in the vapourous mist. The scene never fails to Deanston.
rivet and enchant the stranger, who, coming from the pale IN RE DONALD MACLEAN, M. P.— In the London
north and the. commonplace in-door flail, seizes at once Court of Bankruptcy of the 27th of January, a further ad-
all the novelty of such doings. Eye dnd ear, open and journment for the surrender of this bankrupt was granted
awake, become inlets of new sensations of attention and for three months, on the ground of continued ill health
admiration, and convey to heart and mind the poetry, of the bankrupt, who is still in Italy. It was stated in the
local colour, movement, grouping, action, and attitude.— course of the case that the funds in hand were only £lOO,
I Ford's Gatherings from Spain. and that the debts proved were £70,000,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Douglas Jerrold's Magazine for the month contains

some racy

h pervades this

however

magazine cor

to displease us, whilst the
style of many of its writers is filled with conceits, and stu-
diedly bizarre. " Prospects of British Commerce in Ja-
pan," is a paper of a character new to Jerrold's Maga-
zine. It is temperately written, and contains some va-
luable information. The continuation of the editor's
St. Giles and St. James's" is postponed. This tale is
something like Pope's lengthened Alexandrine, which
" Like a wounded snake, drags its slow length along."

dinning before they

The Knight of Gwynne

_ A number contains some highly interesting
chapters, and leaves two of the most prominent persons
in the narrative—the knight himself and Forrester—on
their voyage to serve lathe army abroad, the latter as a
volunteer in the regiment of which Darcy is colonel.

The pr

Symmond's Colonial Magazine is more than usually full
of interesting and valuable matter this month. We shall
take an opportunity to notice one or two of the articles in
our next.

The Pc

Choir, or Ch

rch Music Book. London

011ivier, Pall Mall

t number contains a very excellent Grego-
rian chaunt of " Te Deum Laudamus," harmonised by
Heath, with able directions for the singing of this kind of

The pri

The North of England Sketch Book and Magazine
London : Flintoff. Liverpool.: Philip. No. 1
The title of tl

ufuiciently explains

its contents. In the present number
executed engravings, viz., of Derwent
land ; Barnard Castle, Durhai
coin ; and Chillingham Casty
view is accompanied b

lave four well-
-er, Westmore-
ln Cathedral, Lin-
Northumberland. Each
ption, exhibiting no in-

. •
considerable amount of historical and antiquarian research.
Several pieces of well-written poetry, and a few short
tales, are also scattered through the pages. It • •

tended at, present to publish the n

azine only once a

The Star of Jacob, edited by the Rev. Moses Margoli-
outh, incumbent of Glasnevin, Dublin. Nos. 1 and 2.
London : B. Wertheim. Dublin : Curry and Co. Li-
verpool : A. Newlin
Mr. Mai

liouth, the editor of this well-timed and im-
portant periodical, has been long known to our readers as
an indefatigable and painstaking defender of Christian
truth, for the conversion and edification specially of the
" Seed of Jacob," his brethren after the flesh. In the
numbers before us there are elaborate critical expositions

to the order of the bible

of prophecy, taken accord
and beginning with the very first ; the original Hebrew
being given for the full understanding thereof. But per-
haps the best way to put the public in possession of the
editor's design will be to quote the following outline of his
plan, which we take from his prospectus :
" It will contain critical expositions of prophecy, and at
the same time perverted constructions corrected. It is
intended to examine all the principal objections against
Christianity, and to answer them ; we trust, and earnestly
pray, that the Prince of Peace may graciously keep and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

'enced in the trade ;)

- - ,
e years; and only one y
-Apply to
COThSWORTH, WYN

Warranted first vessel, and

cargo now going on board, c

goods-to bi alongside

25th instant,

4 regular trader

For LIMA

The remarkably fine A I British-built Barque ROST

279 tons,
b

ry experience
,e and rapid c

finis voyi
Apply tc

Rabiffation

NE, and LYNE

portion of he,

ri in the trade;)
onveyance, having ma,

short spaCe of seventy
ly laden, in eighty-tiv,

argo in first-rate oidf
HANSON. or

ti g,* and LYNI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

By the OLD and MODERN MASTERS,
.3pecimens by Berghain, Mierris, Teniers, Watteat
'erdingen, Murillo, Dietrich, Sir P. Leh

and Bassar
MINE B 1

es, Li6coon, Busts of Charles and Crom:
Faun, Fighting Gladiator,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

Ind handing them mu

the Wife c

genteel

that si

for she flattered herself that she would find it very fine
and not to be got everywhere, as she had made it herself

'After her own peculiar way • and that she felt convinced

any pastry cook would gl
for the receipt any ram

and that she always

made a point of using none but the very best coq
could be got for money, together with the finest

cherries that were to lie picked up in Covent-g
ket. When they had all got their glasses, d

that
lorella

ing for the approbation and eulogiums which she confi-
dently expected they would overwhelm her with. As soon
as Mrs. L—ckl—y had taken one cherry and a spoonful of

the wasl

1 the it

.d her example

ar man-

observing that
well the poor 1

y made a very face after it as

" I'm afraid the brandy

I hurt you, I can

but you needn't

e you, Now, really, I shall begin to
t, if you don't finish it. On which
is an extremely well-bred woman)
ery good—it's very nice, I'm sure."
ing put another spoonful of the filthy
hereupon poor, dear mamma (who

Lot to be baulked of the compliments.

was entitled to) tried io prevail on

e other poor things (who really, considering all,
it like martyrs) to go on with theirs. But Mrs.
lately excused herself by saying she thought
quite so rich as some Of mother's that she had

deitsure of tasting before, and that sweet woman,
-rt—r, said that she was afraid the brandy had
little, (and so it had, with a vengeance.) On
d (lawyer like), fancying something w

:h Edv

wrong, and thinking it a good opportunity for teasing his
nnnr dont. innneent mntliPr-in-laW. took a glass himself,

iu, ante d geuuirmau, Ltc .-nya. LUC VII
declaring he had never in all his life tasted such beastly
trash. Whereupon dear mamma, who believed that he
only said as much to annoy her, took a glassfull likewise ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

is also found preyin
not to such an extent
*—Con of t

IT,yptian.

ed by reason 0:
an amount is

increase of i
land, stron

new wine is dried u
2nd chapter of the
given of another

as the arr

at midsummer th

often recorded, both i

season of 173.3, his 1
most beautiful, becam
being enveloped in a
black aphides, or smot

The .review.er consi

the dest

action is attr

that not only are the
potatoe plant, but ui
there is

y remedy

The i

teH, earwig!
bir&, whiel

time, it is desirable
to be affected by the

heat plant i

everywhere most vig

have don

almost equal to-its 'pov,',€

in the ar

op<:•ration of such apparat
to the flue Just before

ny injury. Its
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

seem to have w

211-101.1.6
the track of the wheels

box,
hat the (

4-e, on one ()ma-
thin.a few ,ge of a deep
never, they found their / out of,the field
ed to ford a. wide stream, and were carried
t this time Haylett appears to have been

of the ec

awoke, about four in
e midst of the water,

severed,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

COURT AND FASHION.

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

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

THE BENCH AND TH. BAR.

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

J. W. Harden, Esq., is appointed judge of the Small
Debts Court for West Cheshire ; Mr. Yardley for East
Cheshire, and Mr. R. G. Temple for North Wales.
_ _

MR. WAKLEY AND "THE MEDICAL TIMES."—In the
Court of. Queen's Bench, on Wednesday last, Lord Den-
man gave judgment in this case—one in which Mr. Wak-
ley obtained a rule to file a criminal information against
the proprietor and editor of the Medical Times for a libel
on him in reference to his conduct in the well-known
Hounslow flogging case. The court decided that the rule
must be discharged.

A WIFE'S EVIDENCE ON BEHALF OF HER HUSBAND.
Mr. Bingham, the newly-appointed magistrate at the
Marlborough-street police-office, London, in a case which
came before him on Tuesday last, said it had been hith-.
erto customary to reject the testimony of the wife on be-
half of her husband, but as the legislature had recently
exhibited a disposition to relax this law, and had in the
new act for the recovery of small debts allowed the wife to
give evidence in favour of her husband, he should certainly
extend the same privilege to cases coming before him in
his magisterial capacity.
• In the Exchequer Chamber, Tuesday, at the Sittings in
Error, before Lord Chief Justice Wilde, Mr. -.Baron
Role, Mr. Baron Alderson, Mr. Baron Rolfe, Mr. Baron
Platt, Mr. Justice Maule, and Mr. Justice Williams, the
court gave judgment in the case of Howard a. Gossett, re-
versing the decision of the court below. The court were •
of opinion thai the warrant issued by the Speaker of the
House of Commons was valid, and that the plaintiff in
error, the Seijeant-at-Arms,. (Sir W. Gossett,) was justi-
fied in acting apon the same. The verdict must, there.-
fore, be entered for the defendant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

largely

the Wilds of Mexico

of Forfarshire." A review of
nts of the British Poets," in-

a upon one of the most

'political article is, as
stains many sound ob-

In many of

wever, we cannot conkcide

the month contains

which pervades this
please us; whilst the
ith conceits, and stu-
ish Commerce in Ja-
to Jerrold's Maga-

La contains some \la-
lion of the editor's
tpoted. This tale is
Lexandrine, which

low length along

fore they

If and Forrester—

road, the latter as a

Lrc7 is colonel

nore than usually full
is month. We shall
two of the articles in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 4.

There was a full attendance of buyers' and sellers, without
much alteration from the prices of the previous week. Beef,
445. to 555. per cwt. ; Mutton, 54d. to Qd. per lb. ; Veal, 7d.,
off sink.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

i for a te

l•, under lea
of LAND.

Buildings thereon erected, on the south

g in front thereto

from the Corporation of Liver
-A HOUSE, on the south side

) feet, and extending to BaCk Devon-street, in
of Mr. Christopher Dugdale, as tenant.

with tt

on the east Bid
Devon-street. c

I Stafford-st

.tion of Mr: Johr

Mr. Clement -Jes
.e held for the n
thr

as tenants.
ae of a term of 120 years,
Ives, aged respectively 38.

finable on the d

Regal -Ratirro.

CAUTION.
T DAVID PYK E, of Jordan-street, Liverpool,
11 DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that I will not pay or be
accountable for any Debt or Debts iuy Wife, JANE TYKE,
may contract after this date.—Dated this Bth day of February,
STREET, I
184 i. • DAVID PYKE.

gERAL LIFT

VWitnes

—JAMES HrNn,

)TICI

er, as Wine and

der the style or firm of " LITTLEJOHN and
this day DISSOLVE!) by mutual consent.

rHOMA

JAMES WALTER THOMAS

Referring to the above Notice, PETER LITTLEJOHN berms
to inform his Friends and the Public, that he intends to CON-
TINUE. the BUSINESS, at No. ii, James-street, as formerly,
and hopes to merit their support.
All accounts owing to and by the late Firm will be received
and paid by him.—

Observe that the Signature of the proprietor, "G. U. berjeant,"
is written on the Government Stamp.
Q ERJEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy
1,3 against Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, and Lum-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

way by i

asleep upon-Ake box,,and when he
the morning', he,foued himself in th

,eth the hO:.

ie.hhid wt

• nor Bes and carriage were got out. Hay-
•eatest distress, and would probably have
le mischief but for the police, who strictly
lie

lone himself
g-uarded him.

'e very N.

'Lig) caving a rew.clays before been offered £l5O for one.
Foos PROSPECTS.—Com has evidently seen its top
'ice. The opening_ of the ports produced the first effect.
But the reduction Was slight.. A falling market, however,
s always best supplied. And. the quantities brought for-
rard at most markets during,theweek, seem to shoß• that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

tor alone,

all the mischief
ALARMING ILLNESS OF SIR JOHN GLADSTONE, BART.
—We are informed that accounts have been received from
Scotland which conveyed intelligence of the serious ill-
ness of Sir John Gladstone, Bart., at Fasque, the vener-
able baronet's seat, in Kincardineshire. We learn that a
few weeks back Sir John was seized with an attack of pa-
ralysis, and was recovering, when. on Monday last, he
was enabled to take carriage exercise. On the following
day (Tuesday) he experienced another paralytic stroke
more serious than the previous attack, and it is now feared
that he will be unable to sustain the severity of the re-
lapse. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, and the other

summoned to Fasqu
their venerated father

leeted baronet's family, have been
by the dangerous indisposition of
.—Morning Herald of yesterday.

FASHIONABLE RESTAURANT and SUPPER
LNGE, 17 CLAYTON-SUARE.
Those whoOU have not, yet visited theQ ORIENTAL DIVAN
'should not omit an opportunity; for the arrangements not only
surpass those of every similar Hotel, but the viands are of the
,choicest kinds. An excellent Steak, cut in the London style, is
'charged 9d., and it may be finished with a half-pint of splendid
Amontillado Sherry, or fine-flavoured Port, for One Shilling.
The Oriental has been flattered by the following notices from
lour local Press :
The elegance with which it is fitted, the promptitudedodoubt
t
the
pro-
mises which Feeny makes to the ear he will, unlike Macbeth's

riety, orl

lowness
reputationlzilbi°'z of the proprietor as a caterer;
Itconsolidates of charges.
tie
for the public.—llail.

Suitable to all classes; the wine is undeniable.—Times.
BILL OF FARE AT THE FASHIONABLE
RESTAURANT,
For THIS DAY, the 9t
THh, M W
and
IS DAY . TO-ORRO, the 10/hinst.

SOUPS.
Hare, Mock Turtle, Gravy, and Mutton Broth.

One o'clock

• Soles, Codfish, and Whiting.
—Boiled Beef, Roast Pork, Veal and Han
—Beef Steak Pie, Boiled Leg of Mutton.

Four o'clo,
Fire o'cloc

N.-narricot Mutton, Roast Beef. Turkey and Oyster Sauce.
Shoulder of Mutton, and Roast Lamb,
Tarts and Puddings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

or any ices'
my the Deposit 1!1(

ract, Subscribers' Agreement, and all other legal clo-

cnments, when req.

Dated the

day of

me in full

Reidencc

CORNS AND BUNIONS.
THE ANTI-CALLOSITY, or Celebrated Russian

It is a well

known fact, that t
Corns and Bunion

lass, who frequent
A certain retnee

e absolut

been presented

and in a short time a RA

mode of drawing ont-tte-Corn, and
I 1$ ALWAYS ATTUNDED WITH
disbersing the hard

•not by the gene
ly cutting (WHI
NIE DANGER). but 1

or soft Corn, and entirely removing tI
so severely felt at every change of weatbi

p4a:inful throbbing

BUNI6

lconyenze e and excruciatini pain
these excrescences will b rendered perfectly easy, if
tirely eradicated, and so re iced as to remove the an-
y appearances they make the feet. All
a. whatever Dart of

f96t they may be on, are removed
piece of this Plaster, which need be

cdrrippiled to hi hot

ns they

And to ihousands•of individuals whc

ends on /alking

this remedy will prop

:es at VW. for Corns
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09

y Scrap Iron 9,4 Chain

the Premise

or from the A ui:TION EE n, Whitechatiel.
above, will be SOLD, a Variety of

SHOP FIXTURES

TO BUILDERS. PAM TEES

r, 1/0 US

OTHE-RS

By Mr. PORTA

EKEEPERS, AND

On THURSDAY next, the 11th instantjit- ElFfen o'clock pre-
cisely, at the Auction-rojsrtr7s, _ Lord-street,

5000'
PPAIVESS,
stoFn'easainiidonMaabribele 1.1.101
MON
EMI,
PIECES, Bronzed an Acquered GAS_ CHANDELIERS, with

Glasses Complete. Ali
May be viewed To-
and Catalogues had.

) Boxes c

(Wed

'rime CIGARS,

TO SHIP-STORE DEALER
TAINS, AND WHOJI

sday,) the 10th instant,

MERCHANTS, CAI
AY CONCERN.

BY Mr. E. KIRBY,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 10th instant

precisely, on the.Preinises, 14, Goree-piazzas,
lIIHE STOCK IN TRADE, OF ICE FIXTURES:
J_ and other Effects of .a
Provision—and Ship-store Dealer.

opiceu De tripe ana unions, Rump Steaks,
!eft Roast Beef ast Mutton, Boiled Mutton, Haricot
Trish St eal, Pork, Poultry, SoUps, Vegetable,
-
.T.sters of Preserved Milk,