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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JAN. 25

Desti nation

IMails desp'd Last Packetl Next Ptteke
from Lon don sailed. due.

S'HAMPTON STATION
Lisbon
Madeira S
} 7th, 17th, Iberia
and 27th o Jan. 18 ain
Gpibraltar every month
Malta &lonian Islands 1 3rd and 20th Ripon
Greece and Egypt.... of every Jan. 20
India, Cey on.& China month.
(1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind.l
(except ilonduras, &
Bermuda,) For. Col. 2nd and 17th orth Next Mail
in W. Indies (except of every Jan. 18,
Idue.. Jan. 22
Havana, Venezuela, month.
and Madeira 1 I

(2) Mexico& Ravana . } 2nd of every Tay
(3) Bermuda St. Juan} month only.
4 an
e Nicaragua, d 17th of every Forth Next Mail
New Grenada
FALMOUTH STATtox.
Madeira, Brazil, andl gong. of 4th HMPenguin UM Express
Buenos Ayres f aysry month Jan. 7 Peb. 28
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Brit. N. Aincrica Ber-i i3rd in.st,pt. Hibernia .
jpilds, and U,,i,tptepi 1 Jan. 5

Next Mail
Jam. 2 due .. Feb. 7

(Hibernia ..
Feb. 15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ance Qf which .1

ment in ref

question of r

condition and

ton, and

to haie b

ill, perhaps, press itself upon the
consideration of the Legislature sooner than they
Ile appointment of the new Poor-law
!s at the end of the present ses-
i we have since had a Ministerial
A to a proposed supervision of
itry would have been more satis-
er the full maintenance of the
asisted upon, as a measure upon
s of Government is to be staked.
from their vast extent and im-
consideration of the shock which
i from our recent legislation,

and the subjE

expect

Uommissi

with r(

their acts, the c 4
fled to learn wh

law itself is to h(
which the existei

Our coloni

portance, if not

they have had

miiht a

been assured

that their exist-

ence was not torg

n in Downing-,

, the veil has been par-
nd if we are to judge of the
,o alleviate the existing distress"
teat Britain, from the measures
dnesday, Thursday, and Friday
ertain no very high notion of their
ly efficacy. The abolition of the
meign corn does little, save effect-
ing the transfer of the amount, which that duty

Since Tuf

dally with

however

n Ireland

discussed on

night, we

immediate or eE
4s. duty upon f

would brine in from the revenue to the pocket of
or. The suspension of the Navi-
measure which, if it was to be
ht to have been adopted sooner;
'materially aid us. The use of
‘,nd distilleries, does little for
Lty, although it may confer a
iial grower. If any material
is consumed for these purposes,
co be of any benefit to the colo-
_ one price of another great and nutricious
article of consun'-

the corn _
gation Laws
adopted at all, (
and cannot very I

rn—sugar. What the measures
provement of the permanent
I, and the repair of her social
sionate survey" of which, her
y made to say, that thepresent

1 excitement"

affords

confess ourselves quite un-

mot be said that the premier has
ny serious opposition to the adoption
I measures for this or any other
tr, at present, to be in a state

ticiajis of every grade
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

THE WEST INDIA MAII

We have just now received the West India Mail, by the
Trent steamer. The reports of the sugar and coffee crops
are encouraging. In every island, with the exception of
Cuba, the crops are expected to be most abundant. The
islands are generally healthy. A rumour was prevalent
that the. Governor of Jamaica intended to dissolve the
Assembly, and that a general election would take place.
Sir Charles Grey was sworn as Governor on the 21st of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

down expressipg his hope that central superintendence,
the corner-stone of the system, would not be interfered

The Marquis of LANSDWNE explainA, that it was not
the intention of the government to impair the efficacy of
the original bill, but solely to give additional facilities to
, •

its working

RAIL W

AFFAIRS.

%nd Thirsk for

~240,000 has been unanimously confirmed.
The Taw Vale, having declined alliance with the Bristol
and Exeter, have concluded an agreement for lease to the
South Western, the latter guaranteeing 5 per cent.
It is now decided that the submarine electric telegraph
shall be laid down across the channel from England to
France.

By the proposed extension of the Eastern Counties
Railway to Guildford-street, Gray'slnn-road, from Tot-
tenham, the Middlesex House of Correction will be con-

verted into a railway terminus.
The Railway Times says that " the attempt to re-open
negotiation between the London. and North Western and
Great Western Companies are likely to prove unsuc-
cessful."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

It is scarcely necessary to state, that the promoters of the
uardian Gas Conmanv w,rp in nn nr.‘, ~,.,..„+;---

111, way consenting parties to
ment.of the question; since its o ions result must
to perpetuate a higher pe of Gas to the
than would produce a fair dividend
--mt of capital.

:ommunity of 1i

une of the existing Companies proceeds to Parliament in the
present Session'for power to raise additional capital, and also
to borrow money on the security of their •works to meet the
increasing demand for Gas ; but it must be remembered, that
for every pound so raised or borrowed, the community of Li-
verpool, as consulters of Gas, will have to pay a high dividend,
which thus bids fair, if strong efforts be not made to resist it,
to become a tax in perpetuity.
The objectuf this Company is to furnish Gas to the commu
nity at a pried which will enable every householder, of whatever
degree in life, to use it ; and having received the best engineer-
ing advice,, they proceed for a price not exceeding as. Bd. per
1000 cubic feet, against the sum of 4s. fitl. now charged by the
existing Companies ; the dividend on capital not to exceed 7i
per cent. As the consumption increases beyond the limite
quantity vow estimated by them, the price of Gas will be *till
further reduced.

It may be also stated, that from the great increase of late
years in the population of Liverpool,—an increase far hpvnrid

'Other tc

a in the kingiknnwithin a sim:

-there is ample room for athird Company, without
y interfering with the fair-interests of the existing

in any
Companies

All requisite preliminary steps havebeen taken to enable the
Company to prosecute their Bills in the approaching Session.
A large proportion of the Shares Leing. already taken, the
Share List Will remain open for only a limited time ; and those
arties who were Shareholders in the old Guardian Gas Com-
pany will have a preference in the allotment.
Applications for Shares, in the form annexed, to be maile-to
the - -

-..,RETARY, at the (Ace of the ComparY*,'Prince's-build
tugs, corner of North John-street and Harrington-street, Li
verpooL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

RRUPTION OF
VERPOOL.

we have received
Officer," for the
the recommenda-

wary 22, 1847.
's Chronicle an
ig to the influx of
id sensible of the
the population of
sally, as adding to
►ther parts of the
that the remedy'
►oration of Liver-
asgow, and other
in such times as
id press upon the
iers, the necessity
o take no paupers
my are found on
police authorities
:Yommanding such
with the mainte-
paupers by his'
adopted the mis-
must be borne as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

NOTICE.

MRS. MARY PARKES' BOWYER GALLERY OF
ARTS.
HE Public are respectfully informed that Mrs.
T
PARKES' EXHIBITION ROOMS, 51, BOLD-STREET,
continues OPEN DAILY, for the SALE of SHARES in her
CLUB , SUBSCRIPTION. A splendid Collection of richly
Framed Paintings and Engravings, Portfolios, Scrap Books,
&c. &c., all of which are included in the scheme, may be viewed
in the above Rooms, from Ten to 'Nix o'clock. Those Parties
who have not yet availed themselves of this opportunity of pro-
curing a choice and Historical Engraving, at a small cost,
should do so without delay.
N.B.—Shareholders are requested to send in their Scrips
forthwith, in order that they may obtain their Allotments.
SAMUEL CUTTER, AGENT.

3. F. SMITH'S
CELEBRATED BRITISH AND FOREIGN

BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR

Is NOW OP EN, for a short time longer, in
HODGSON'S, LIVER SALE-ROOM,
50, 'CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
with an enormous and splendid Stock of
USEFUL, ORNAMENTAL, AND VALUABLE GOODS,
from all parts of the World, which will be
DISPOSED OF,
on a principle combining novelty and amusement, on a scale
of liberality and respectability never before witnessed out of
the Metropolis, by TICKET, from the WHEEL of FORTUNE.
One Shilling each Ticket.
ALL PRIZES, AND NO BLANKS.
JOHN SMITH, Licensed Hawker, No. 3,392, and Auctioneer,
No. 62.

laa
0.)
BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

MANUFACTURING OF PICTURE FRAMES BY

MACHINERY.
THE most ingenious Invention for the Manufacture
of Picture Frames by Machinery, has been produced by
Mr. Bielefield, the well-known proprietor of the Paper Mache
Works, London, the object of which is to supply Frames, ele-
gant and unique in design, at Half the Price of the old Wood
Frames of corresponding sizes and sections •, yet the materials
and workmanship are of the very highest character, while, in
the execution of the design, will be found that delicacy and
uniformity which result from machinery alone and defy all
imitation.
R. J. KEYS,
52, BOLD-STREET, (the Music Hall,)
Having purchased from Mr. Bielefield the sole right of manu-
facturing the Patent Frames in Lancashire, begs respectfully
to invite inspections of the Designs now in readiness. Some
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 Jephtha'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 CHIMNEY AND GLASS FRAME,
AND WINDOW CORNICE MANUFACTORY,
52, BO LD-STRE E T,
THE MUSIC-HALL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

lan. 26, 1547.

nipping intellignut.

TUESDAY, 19th JANUARY.—Wind S.E., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Stephen Baldwin, Borland, New Orleans—Saint
Patrick, Proal, (sailed 18th Dec.) from New York—Sophia,
M'Kenzie, St. Andrew's—Winsworth, Gallipoli—Leone, Na-
poli, from Pa'mho.
SAlLED.—Satnuel Leighton. Mebile—Lusitania, Forrester,
Villa Nova—Ohio, Bird, New York—America, Weare ; John G.
Coster, Le Roy; and Free Trader, Thompson, New Orleans—
Helen, APGregor, Havannah—Selina, Hewitt, Hong Kong and
Whampoa—Science, Constantinople.
•

Neversinc, Hall,
from New Orleans for Sligo, was abandoned
at sea. Crew saved. •
Irene, hence at Bahia.
Glasgow, Hamlin, from St. Helena at ditto.
Emma, Kemp, sailed from Messina for this port on the 30th
December.
Hermione, Brough, and Ada, Heppenstall, hence at Leghorn.
Eliza, Napoli, sailed from Palermo for this port on the 23rd
December.
Iris Bertram, sailed from ditto for this port on the 30th of
December.
forEatifilse'pHortuglhlestli is tlanQtu. eat,
Walshaw, sailed from Marseilles
Donor, Dawson, from Malaga for this port at Gibraltar.
Robert Henry, Legg, sailed from ditto for 'this port on the 4th
instant.
Highland Lad, Benet, sailed from Bordeaux for this port oir
the 12th it}stant.
kordenskjold, hence at Borgen.
rat_Evensen,
a and Helena, Anderron, hence at Christiana.
brie
Kinderer, Aylwyn. hence t Brouwershaven.
,

VESSELS SPOKEN.
of the-Havre packets,
Nitltd)th January, in lat. 51, long. 11—A ship, supposed one
lOth January, in lat. 51, long. 10—Hot-
tinguer, hence for New York, 32th January, in lat. a, 10ng.%
by tbe Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

non laws
it he

fled in pressing on the Government a modi
tax, should sugar be admitted for us

fication of the malt-

The house was then addressed by the Marquis of Lans-
downe and Lord Brougham, and the address was agreed to.

HOUSE OF COMMONS
At four o'clock the Speaker took I

TUESDAY

Mr. E.%Banks, and Mr. Smith O'Brien, (the leader 'of
Young Ireland), were also on the same benches. Sir R.
H. Inglis, and some of the Protectionist members, were

conded by Mr. Ricard

Mr. W. S. O'BRIEN dwelt on the state of Ireland and
the inefficiency of the means adopted to meet the terrible
emergency which presented its elf.
Mr. LAROUCRERE said, there was no other course open
to the government than the one which they had pursued,
unless they had at once interfered with the trade and
commerce of the country, which would have only had the
effect of increasing the calamity.
Lord GEORGE BENTINCK assured the government that
the advocates of the. Protection policy had no intention
of making Ireland the battle-ground of party. They felt

that the present government had succeeded to the admi-
nistration of Ireland at a time of extraordinary difficulty,
and therefore they felt that it was due to the government
to examine its acts with indulgence. The miseries of
Ireland demanded sympathy, and it was the resolution of
the Protection party to give their calmest and best consi-
deration to any measures that might be proposed for the
alleviation of the calamity. But while disposed to cast a
lenient eye upon the conduct of the government, he was
not prepared to admit that the measures which they had
already taken were such as he could approve. It was

impossible to view the poor employment affordec
effectual remedy ; whilst upwards of 400,000 persons
were constantly employed, the works they wrought upon
were worse than useless. As to the non-interference
with trade, such a maxim of political economy might bn
good in ordinary times, but when an unexampled calamity
afflicted the country, the harsh rules of such dogmas
should be relaxed, and the government should not have
hesitated to do so. It was perfectly unreasonable to have
expected merchants and retailers to have sprung up at
once in Ireland in numbers sufficient to have provided
ample and cheap food for the people. Lord George Ben-
tinck emphatically disclaimed all idea of a compact, as
supposed to exist between the Protection party and par-
liament, relative to the existing 4s. duty on corn ; the
Protection party acknowledged no such compact, and
therefore the government were free to propose the re-
• •11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Of my people_piv

lightened, and 1

hat their

.
condition may be unproved, by your deliberative wisdom."
Lord HATZIERTON moved the address, which was as
usual an echo of the speech, and Lord CAREw seconded it.
Lord STANLEY said that as Ministers had wisely ab-

stained from introducing into
topics which were likely to lead to discussion, it would be
Imnecessitry for him,..at the commencement of the -ses-
sion, to raise any debate which might embarrass them,

particularly as under

fisting circumstances they 'were
Thp fart of their being in

..... „
possession of power arase:from no act of their own ; there
were many in office against their wishes ; in the trying
position in which theY were placed, they were entitled to
aid, and so long as they abstained from tampering with
the institutions of the country they should have the for-

Majest,

comment ; but ti

g to give rise to hostile

mission—:no reference v

therein made to the fin
It was.very apparent tbat the Chan
must soon raise

1 condition of the country
llor of the Exchenne

on Exehequer-

:chequer-bills r

subject required the r
then content himself
.by cal
With respee
pressed his r
tween France and England had been altered for the moors

gret that

noble lord ex-

of the correspc
He differe

uizot as
of Litre

though it
tont-

manner in which the

light and a dis-
"nnened

4s to the

ably not have taken
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANVAAY 25.
We had as small a supply of stock at our market to-day as
last week, nearly the whole of which was sold at little or no al-
teration from our last statement. Beef, Sid. to frid. per lb. ;
Mutton, 62d. to 7id. per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

the Bill
efforts to br

They were most ably supported in their efforts by the Soli•
citor of the Company, and also by Sergeant Wrangham anc
Mr. Forsyth, the counsel employed to conduct the case.
The Bill met with' the:most determined o ion from thf
two existing Gas Companies in Liverpoo ndercover of -
tions professing to come from vario classes of
lit their oir--
tv,ll-rtt but which
oel were in rea
of the interests-of 1
inhabitants of Liv(
At an early-stage
mittee interrupts
the existing Cpnls
of their own witnes
Manufactured, sup,
were in the hands of one Con
On the following day such'
the existing Companies, an
out the correctness of ti'
proceeded,:aamely, that
at a considerably less p
The evidence of 0'
ceeded with, but -
a be deli- Committee, wh,.
lutionz—
hap, not Ti.

ie left not
dressed to
man John
'osts."

!cretary

N AND

;ole object of protecling
--ef the c"---

E, NOT-
JNCTION
the CON-
GRANT-
s-.-4 -

Parliamentary Com

the lISUR

using the entire consumption,of Liverpoo

'ermanent

`onward by
ttirely bore

Contract,
Wheeler-
y instant,
.d, on ap-

are evidence iv}

it this Conipany
to the consumer

1-as before by

February
;ants, are

disposed
to
ehommittee from what they have seen so far, are
to nk that the object of the Bill would be better
secured,tly an amalgamation of the existing Companies on
terms Which Would be advantageous to the,public, if such can
be secured, than by the formation of a third Company; but
that, if such terms cannot be secured, they are prepared to go
on with the Bill."
The Committee adjourned to give time to the existing Com-
panies to reply to this resolution ; and they, accordingly, on the
next day of meeting. commonirat.i th.".

le lowest

'equested
tingham,
the pur-
e out the

"The Deputations representi.
Gas Companies have had under

their, anxious
views of the Cot

ttention to the liestmoc'

carrying out ti

"The Corporation WLiverpool 31.-1

thin a short pkriod

with data to enable- them u,
Corporation purchasing the Companik
latter disclosed to- the Watch Coman
liffairs, and expressed their willingne
takings to the Corporation.
" The Deputations are at present of

certain the expediency of the
Committee of the
he *hole of their
11 both under-

uy Lne municipal autos._
the-purchasers of the existing Companies, ....--
amulgamation upon any other principle can on
limited benefit, and that, in fact, the greater part
can be secured by arrangement between the two Compam
" To illustrate this, A may be mentioned, that in
economise the capital on which the profits are divi'
Companies have some -

be of very
the benefit

%au- Val rY 131.1
wins -0
is saved, and by Ll
wl
to;tender to the Watch Cc
% nrice than either

r.,%-•
line Deputations, however, 1
the Committee, considered 14
bet
pan
ween the two Comi(
the. sevprni - -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

On account of whom it may concert
Tins DAY, (Tuesday), the 26th instant, at Twi
S. Dutton and Nephew's Office, 14, Exchange

2,350 Sacks of StOved SALT
(Marshall's fa
The above lying in the W oo Doc:.
'the Aim, hence for Vi • • , put back from
DUTTON and NEPHEW, ztrokers

Depot, landed from
apply to

WEDNESDAY.

at the'liroker's OdiCe, 41, ge-ithey North,
105 Tier LARD,
6 rely

D.-'lEepherd, from New Orleans.—Apply to
JOHN DAVIES, Broker.

the BrOliers' Office, Colonial- " ,s;
1500 Bags SUGAR.
Apply to Messrs. T. . Muanaiy, Merchants, or to
B SHBYS, FOSTER, and Co.,Brokers,

nesusy,) tne 27th mstantrat Twelve O'clock.
:a the Brokers' Office, 1,-01
100 Tierces ' . ICE,
Landing,ex Italy, from ston.—Apply to
AVARDP,-

[-street;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

GREAT WINTER SALE,
AT
J. SEARLE'S
SHAWL HOUSES,
130, TOP OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AND
44, WATERGATE-ROW, CHESTER. •
TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL, CHESTER,
AND SUBURBS.
SEARLE begs respectfully to intimate, that he
e) • purposes, FOR A LIMITED PERIOD,
SELLING OFF, AT MATERIALLY REDUCED PRICES,
A considerable moiety of the Rich, Fashionable, and exten-
sively-assorted STOCK on hand, consisting of
PAISLEY,' FRENCH, AND NORWICH FILLED SHAWLS. \
All the choice Clan and Fancy TARTANS, in Shawls and
Scarfs,- Dresses, Mantles, Travelling Croaks,-Gala Plaids, &c.
A Lot of Black Satin and Velvet SHAWLS and SCARF'S.
Also, Two Cases of Watered SILK, SATIN, and VELVET
VISITES, &c.
JNO. SEARLE,
PROPRIETOR,
130, TOP OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AND
44, WATERGATE-ROW, CHESTER.

DAWBARN AND SON,
no, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AGENTS FOR H. J. AND D. NICOLL, LONDON.
THE REGISTERED PALETOT.
THIS Overcoat is fashionable
either fo- Riding or Walking, and is made from a fineLLAMA.
WOOLLEN CLOTH, which, together with an unassuming,
gentlemanly appearance, has secured the highest patronage in
the Metropolis.
PRICE OF PALETOTS.
Registered Paletot of Llama Cloth.
lined with SILK 2 Gnirreas.
Ditto ditto lined with ALPACA, 2 "
Ditto ditto milled LLAMA CLOTH 3 "
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE THE SAME AS AT THE
PATENTEES', LONDON.
DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CROWLEY'S
HAMPSHIRE CREAM ALE,
BD. AND 10D.
THE unrivalled excellence of the HAMPSHIRE
-I- CREAM ALE—its peculiarly beautiful flavour—its ac-
knowledged nutritious qualities—and its being purely the
extract of the Malt and Hops grown in the county in which it
is brewed—have given to- it a character that nothing but a
deterioration in quality can ever efface.
This inestimable beverage can only be procured at
STANTON'S CROWN VAULTS,
TWO DOORS ABOVE 110TffAM-STREET;
LONDON-ROAD.

DEEDS. NOT WORDS.
, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Well and Fashionably made, may be had at
PRICES CONSIDERABLY BELOW ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE TRADE,
Al' 19, HOLD-STREET.
Parties Furnishing will consult their ovrn interest by inspect-
ing the extensive, modern, and excellent Stock kept at this
Establishment BEFORE THEY PURCHASE ELSEWHERE.
An excellent EASY CHAIR, in Leather, for 255.
Elegant DRAWING-ROOM CHAIRS, inlaid with Pearl,
for 178. 6d. •
SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR,
19, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

gas, and not a return for capital in'

dispensibl

THE WEST INDIA MAIL

Trent steamer

Sir Charles Grey was iworn
December.

ing to insist upon full

of our readers,

something more

?auperism into
had to direct

)ortant

mean-

y effect upon the poor
h it comes to be re-

hat, at first, the
men and chil-

f male paupers

heir object is a supply of this in-
e article at the lowest possible rate to the
consumer, with at the same time a fair profit for
shareholders.

We have just now received the West India Mail, by the
The reports of the sugar and coffee crops
In every island, with the exception of
Cuba, the crops are expected to be most abundant. The
islands are generally healthy: A rumour was prevalent
that the Governor of Jamaica intended to dissolve the
Assembly, and that a general

lection would take place

Governor on the 241st of

George Hall Lawrence, Esq., David Hodgson, Esq.,
and Colin Campbell, Esq. qualified at the Kirkdale quar-
ter sessions as magistrates for the county.
'On Sunday last, notwithstanding the extremely unfa-
vourable state of the weather, the sum of £165 was col-
lected in Christ Church for the sufferers from famine in
Ireland, after a. sermon by the Rev. Fielding Ould, the

The Association for the Reduction of the Duty on Tea
have adopted a petition to Parliament, which now lies for
signature at the newspaper offices. It has already been
numerously signed, and as it must be forwarded to Lon-
don immediately, no time should be lost by any person
)e, which we I wishing to sign it.

DENniGH.:—The annual ball for the benefit of the Den-
bigh Dispensary, took place in the Town-hall of that
town, on Thursday last, and was attended by from 180 to
190 of the elite of the town and neighbourhood. Two
splendid private balls were given in the neighbourhood on
the following night. Mr. Stubbs's harmonic band were
present, under his own leadership, at the charity ball and
gave great satisfaction. Mr. S. also provided the music
for the other balls.

BAPTISM OF AN ISRAELITE.—A respectable young
Israelite, a native of. Russia, and resident in Paris, some
little time since came to Liverpool, on business, and in
the providence of God came into contact with Mr. Laza-
rus, the late superintendent of the Liverpool Institution
of inquiring and converted Jews, and through his instru-
mentality was convinced of the truth as it is in Jesus, and
on his request was admitted into the Church of Christ,
after due examination, on Sunday last, by public baptism,
in St. Ann's Church, Stanley, by the Rev. Mr. Gardner,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

e happened

a the two count
owing to the events of the last few months. As to th
occupation of Cracow, that would probably not have taken
Elace had not the misunderstanding between France and
ngland unhappily arisen. With respect to Ireland, he
believed that the
.description of distress existent there

and
t could be propo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Liverpool t
the 3rd of February next

tit Six o'clock on the E

but not later

Fon DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
• BEAUMARTS, and CARNARVON.
oh 1,6 THE. CITY OF DUBLINSTEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,
nY ACT OF PAP'
-Tt 'ova C ".ssol-

AC au, ,:ompany sail their
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers

For DUbLIN,

'rIlE PRINCE, PRINCESS, IRON DUKE, or other First
Class Steamers, sail EVERY EVENING, at Seven o'clock, from

Majesty's Mail and Cabin Passenger.

w) from the Clarence

, P.M

8 „ r.m,
9 „
9 „ r.M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 21.

1 herelaibeen but a middling supply of cattle, which were
gild readily at an advance of ts. to 58. per cwt. •, Mutton OA°
d. per lb., and Veal id. over the prices of the former week ;
Beef 445. to 455., very prime 565. per cwt. ; Mutton sid. to bid.
Veal Id. ; Pigs have become scarce ; good qualities 25... 'Up-
wards, 445. to 4Ss., altogether the feeling portends higher
prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

IMINtaM=NE.4I

east fittitts.

Will be de.spatched about the nit* February
For MANILLA,
The fine American Ship COI%

"''"`'` A 1 at Lloyd's; 641 tons; coppered; a remarkabl
fast sailer; and in every respect a first-rate conveyance botf
for goods and passengers, having excellent accommodations,
being built for a Packet.—Por terms of freight, &c. apply or
board, in Victoria Dock ;. to Messrs. Muitawy, SYME, and
Co. ;.or to W. and J. TYRER.

CORDIA,

liar di,

far &limited quantity
_of
.#ne

9atehd inset fete days.
For CALCUTTA,
well-known Liverpool-built Ship
DUKE OF WELLINGTON,

A 1 for twelve years
all respects a most
spacious accommoct
to Messrs. GLADST(

r.
,
10: Ac

ror CALCUI

WREN

lions for passen
Manchester, to
pool,: to Messrs.

ght•tir passage apply, in
IRS, aanl Co. ; in Liver-

rst intites.

ocr,,
fit For to

To Lail immediately.
For BARBADOS,
The Ship ALECT 0,
JNO. ANWYL, Master.

IGINSON

„ _

To .sail 6th Febr

o call at BARBADOS,)
aip SANDBACH
BELLIS,

am'attdor

For terms of f
Alation, apply to

;e, baying superior accommo-
NDBACH, TINNE, and Co.

T
r

goods and

apply to C

Freight payab'
-Dewitt sterling.

ONE OF THE BLACK

7
•

IVERPOOL TO NEW

on th

1I 0 N

it. wm. Er

903 tons per r
New York, b

Loy of tl

► EnwARDS, on board

C. GIWI

ONE OF THE
• LIVER

„~,
y=4

Will sail

rd, Water

.'train

-• , r
PIA ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

164 0-67 0

58 0-61 0

150 0 -53 0

lextra "

CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 22.
We continue abundantly supplied with United States Flour,
and have some further fresh arrivals thence of Indian ,Corn
and Wheat, but with contrary winds, accompanied with the
heaviest fan of snow .rememnered in this part of the country
for some years, we have few other foreign imports to note, and,
as usual of late, scarcely anything in from. Ireland or coastwise.
The opening proceedings m parliament leave no doubt of the
grain duties being at oncexenzitted„ and of a suspension of the
navigation laws for the purpose of facilitating importations
,from abroad : the formermeasure is not considered likely un-
.der existing circumstances to make any permanently detri-
mental impression on prices, and the latter cannot for some
time cause an increase of suppliesat all commensurate with the
necessities of the country, liowever calculated to effect such in
crease hereafter. Our market has, therefore, somewhat reco-
vered from the state of suspense described in our last, and
though we haye bad but little passing in any kind of free pro-
duce during the past two days, the operations in bonded Flour
have again been to a large amount, and rather more money ob-
tained than could be reali sedin the limited sale of Tuesday.
We have had just a moderate business transacted in Wheat
at this morning's market, and cannot vary the quotations
stated in our last. Free Flour also moved off slowly without
alteration in value, and with less inquiry for bonded parcels,
prices were hardly as good as yesterday.
In Barley .and Malt little passing, each article evidencing a
tendency to decline, on account of the intention to permit the
use of Sugar for distillation. Indian Corn and Egyptian Beans
rather exceed our late currency; of the former some large sties
were made, and the market is again pretty nearly bare. Oats
advanced Id, per:bushel, and Oatmeal 6d. to ls. per sack, both
in very short supply.
As a whole, we have had quite a limited amount of transac-
tions today, little done upon. speculation, and scarcely any-
thing reported in floating cargoes of any description.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Jan. 26, 1847.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(BY EXPRESS.)
CRN ESTERDAY.
The laW forLONDON the free admission ofMARKEL—Y Corn to the Ist of Sep-
tember has passed the House of Commons, and expected to
go through the Lords to-night, and be in operation to-morrow
or Wednesday.
At this day's market there was a good supply of English
Wheat, which sold steadily at the currency of this day week.
Free Foreign held firmly, but not so large a business trans-
acted to-day. Floating cargoes, however, are greatly sought
after, and 2s. to 3s. per quarter advance would be freely given,
but few on sale; and this remark also applies to Indian Corn.
Barley and Malt are unsettled, arid buyers act on the reserve,
although offered at 3s. per quarter reduction.
Beans rather dearer. White Peas 2s. higher.
Our supplies of Oats are trifling, and necessitous buyerahave
had to comply with a further advance of Is. per quarter.
SMITHFIELD CATTLE MA RKET.--,YEsTERDAY.
Although the attendance of buyers was numerous, the Beef
trade was in a very sluggish state, at a decline in the quota-
tions obtained on Nlonday last of 2d. per 81b., the very highest
figure for the best Scots not exceeding 4s. 4d. per 81b.
The numbers of sheep were considerably on the increase, and
of excellent quality, owing towhich, the change in the weather,
and the heavy supplies offering in the dead markets, the mut-
ton trade was dull, and the currencies declined 2d. per 81b.,
the best old Downs selling slowly at ss. per Sib.
In Calves, the supply of which was limited, very little was
doing, at barely stationary prices.
MONEY MA
been much
during
of Securities have much agitated the whole of the morning, and the fluctuation in Consols has been per cent. The prices from Paris were generally expected to come
lower, but instead of that there was an improvement both is
the Renteo and shares, and this had considerable influence in
turning the tide here. Consols for Money have been done from
904 to Kb. and for the Account from 90i to 91,i,, and are now
sellers at
There has been a large amount of business done, but the
principal part of it is presumed to be in checking accounts.
The amount of money required by government for the distress
in Ireland is another point which is dwelt upon in the calcula-
tions of the speculators, and on that, as a matter of course,
different views are taken. Reduced Three per Cents. have
been done from 901 to 91, the Three-and-a-Quarter
_per Cents.
92i to Spanish Stock last at 2041, and India 250. Exchequer
Bills have ranged fram 3 to 7 pm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Cblitation,

INSTITU ON SCHOOL,
He er,
The Re 'SON W. TURNER,
Will REOPEN To-moanow, (Wednesday,) the 27th instant.

-
TOXTETH LODGE.
THE DUTIES of the SCHO L conducted by the
1 Rev. H. W,BECKWIT niverSity College, Oxford,
Will be RESUMED RSDAY, the 28th instant.
LODGE-LANE, IVERPOOL.

DESIRABLE TUITION.
HE Rev. SAMUEL FENTON, M.A., residing in
T the very healthy and accessible village of WaVertree, near
Liverpool, and taking a very Rm. tuber of Pupils, has
now MO VACANCIES.
The strictest attentio • aid to the health and comfort, and
to the secular and r polls ducation, of the Pupils.
Further particulars will be afforded, in reply to written or
personal communications to the Rev. S. FENTON.

MR. EDGARWEBSTER begs to inform his
Friends, that he will RESUM is PROFESSIONAL
NGAGEMENTS on THURSD . , the 28th instant.
PRIVATE INSTRUCT 'yen in all the FASHIONABLE
DANCES, &c., at C DEMIES, 26, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL, and 2, ARGYLE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

SIGNOR SAPIO, Gi
Ray a 1 Academy of M

aduate • and Associate of the
Isle, London, and Member of the

-,,Lieties, Dublin, ha
Nobility and Gentry of Liverp
taken up his

e honoiir to announce to the
end its Vicinity, that he has

RESIDENCE IN LIVERPOOL,
and intends giving In ion in
ITALIAN, ENGLISH, CII, AND SACRED
'SI ING.
London-road.
For Terms a.pply M
s Residence, 6, SEYOUR-

N.B.—SCHOOtS AEDED.
Attends on the Cheshire side twice each week

HENRY CHAP
PEMBROKE-PLACE
LANGUAGE, lettE
,
Public, that he cantinu

IS, PROFESSOR 0

he FRENCH

egs to inform his Friends and the
giving INSTRUCTION in FRENCH
h, Theory and Practice being
costa—Pronunciation are

on quite a New Method, by
blended together, Fluency an,
secured to his Pupils.
Classes are now open for You dies on Tuesdays and Fri.
'ys at 2 pin., and for Y Gentlemen on Mondays and

Thursdays at 5 o
The Quarter to bed'
Schools and Families

For further

THE LIVERPOOL
DIRECTORS, REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS.
'THE Directors having already advised the Share holders in this undertaking that the Committee on the
'Bill in the House of Commons had rejected it, have now to
'communicate a more detailed report of the proceedings during
the progress of the Bill in Parliament, and also the further
steps which the Committee have deemed it necessary to take,
as well to secure the important objects for which the Guardian
Gas Company was calleti into existence, as to protect the rote.
rests of the Shareholders.
A Deputation from the Directors

MAN (

MS COMP.

tended in London whit
spared no pains in theil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

ROYAL. AMPHITHEATRE,

GRIF;47&IIIIILOTTE STREET.
813111 Lame and Manager,. Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th inst.,
11 and every Evening during the Week,
TEKELI.
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE ;
THE PANTOMIME.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

47.

England,
lllage ten

out, the
at the en-
ood. An
;portation
peek ; his
red to the

ter he re-

,ere boys,

a indicted

y, in the
r punish-
daily un-

s, almost
without

nine well

al to the

st now so

!ath from

mts from

ation are
wtitution

creatures

1 in the

perusal,
n Thurs-
bodies of
this case

bis scene

uzjig at

Ind 'son,
I corpses

ying boy

r-lam
went.'
ad been
mother,

,e weeks
children
5011 was

oadside;

erishing
ach pa-
is mow-

le once

'ive the
ing into
w, who
one), at
them ;
n depu-
)tions."

Roman

ts, Mr.
he bar-
in the

he dis-
d. was

le cre-
rer of

which

ed for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

LEEDS CORN MARKET, 3ANUARY 19.
Our arrivals of of grain are moderate. The Wheat trade is
less buoyant, but prices of Friday are Tally maintained. Barley
is 2s. per quarter lower. Beans hilly as dear. Oats, shelling
and other articles without much alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

CROWLEY'S
HAMPSHIRE CREAM ALE,
BD. AND 10D.

THE unrivalled excellence of the 'HAMPSHIRE
CREAM ALE—its peculiarly beautiful, flavour—its ac-
knowledged nutritious qualities—and 'its being purely the
extract of the Malt and Hops grown in the county in which it
is brewed—have given to it a character that nothing but a

deterioration in quality can ever efface.
This inestimable beverage can only be procured at
STANTON'S CROWN VAULTS,
TWO pOORS ABOVE HOTHAM-STREET,
LONDON-ROAD.

THE DERBY SWEEP,
AT ROBERT ALDERSEY'S,
DA2VSIE-STREET,
OPPOSITE GILL-STREET MARKET, LIVERPOOL.
AYMI../.. BE DRAWN ON WEDNESDAY,
• 177 n FEBRUARY, 1547/
At Eight o'clock in the Eveninc.
let Prize, 2d Prize, 3d Prize. Starters.
186, at 219.- £IOO
No dead ordisqualified Horses will be Drawn.

TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
REMOVAL.
1/fR. SMITH, DENTIST, begs to inform his Patients
_.Y.I and Friends, that he has REMOVED from BOLD-STREET
to more commodious Premises, No. 12, COLQUITT-STREET,
Three Doors from the Liverpool Apothecaries' Hall.
Mr. SMITH respectfully invites the Members of the Medical
Profession to witness the painless operations upon the Teeth
after the inhalation of the Vapour of Sulphuric Ether, from Ids
improved Apparatus. His Friends are solicited to introduce
cases for gratuitous operations, from Ten until Eleven o'clock
every Morning, at his New Establishment.
12, COLQUITT-STREET.

CHEAP FOOD.
HOMINY, A SUBSTITUTE FOR POTATOES, AND
INDIAN con.N MEAL.
To• GIBBONS,. No. 9,' and 11, LONDON-ROAD,
It • begs to inform the Public that he has contracted for a
large supply of HOMINY, and is prepared to sell at 245. per
cwt., in Packages of not less than 561bs. ' • Retail price, 3d. per lb.
The Hominy and Indian Meal are of the best qualities and
fresh from the manufacturers.
Printed Receipts for Hominy, &c., may be had for Id. each
copy.

R. GIBONS,
9 andli,LOND B
ON-ROAD,
(Opposite Blind Asylum.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1847.

FURS
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.

QUEEN'S HOTEL,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAILWAY STATION
AND ASSIZE COURTS, LIVERPOOL.
J. IRELAND, I MISS HOLLOWAY, from the QUEEN'S HOTEL,
92, BOLD-STREET, BIRMINGHAM', begs respectfully to inform the Public
BEGS most respectfully to inform those who have that she has. taken the above Hotel, and that it is NOW OPEN
not already provided against the inclemency of the wea- for the reception of ; and from its central situation,
ther, that, according to annual custom, at this advanced pe- and contiguity to the Railway Station, St. George's Hall, Assize
Hod of the season, he has resolved to Courts, &c., she hopes to- receive that support which it will be
REDUCE THE PRICES OF ALL HIS FURS. her utmost desire to deserve.
That, coupled with the undeniable fact, that it is utterly im- The Hotel has-been fitted in a style of comfort that Families
possible that one not being a manufacturer can afford to sell at honouring her with their patronage will find every accommo-
the prices that the actual manufacturer can, (which he really dation, combined with moderate charges.
is,) will be a sufficient inducement for those who are in want of For the convenience of Gentlemen, there is an elegant and
any of the above articles to pay a visit to his Establishment. convenient COFFEE ROOM ; and the Traveller will find
N.B.—Just received, a large consignment of BUFFALO Refreshments always ready, at a moderate charge.
ROBES, suitable for Gig Aprons. Liverpool, January, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
PO THE MANAGING COMMITTEE OF THE LIVERPOOI
GUARDIAN GAR COMPANY.

Gentlemen,—:

Shares of .elO
ite anove Company ; and I hereby undertake to accept the same, or any less number which may be allotted to me,
and to pay the Deposit thereon, and to, execute the Parliamen-
tary Contract, Subscribers' Agreement, and all other legal do-
cuments, when required. Dated the day of IRS/

Residence

LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS,
COMMITTEE-1847.
ROBERT MATH ER, ESQ., Chairman.
J. Nelson Wood, Esq. -John Myers, Esq.
John C. Molvneux. Eso. _ I Jonathan Hinvinsnn T

Harmood Banner, Esq. 'Thos. Bo
Henry R. Sandbach, Esq. Will lerington, Es(
James H. Wrigley, Esq. ellar Henderson, I
James Bateson, Esq. ohn A. Tinne. I

Dickinson, Esq. ,Jas. Hardy Macrae, raq"..
THE Proprieto of the. Liverpool Exchange Will
. .be paid a DIVIDEND of Seven Pounds Seven Shillings
on their respective Shares for the Year 1846, on applying to
Mr. JOHN S
TJDLOW, the Cashier --
-

, upon afte Mov,-the
First of February next; and also ,theand furtherr sumkni of Three
Poruids Three Shillings, for oach.share in lieu of the Right of
Nomination to the Newsroom for the 'present year, provided
the same be demanded on or before the 24th of December ,next.
- Proprietors should be prepared-to produce their Certificates,
if ,required, to Mr. Sudlow, and the Personal Representatives
Of *Deceased Proprietors, Trustees and others, who have not
already obtained Certificates, will be required to produce the
Wills or Instruments under which- they claim to Mr. THOMAS
CARSON, Solicitor, Barned's-buildings, Sweeting-street.
By order of the Proprietors, atfoc General Meeting held this

JOHN SUDLOW, Si

:kange-court, Exchang

'-street Bast

GREAT SOUTH TOLGUS COPPER AND TIN
MINING COMPANY.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the allotment
±Y of Shares in this Company having b_sguanade, no further

By order of the Provisi i 'rectors, .
IST-PILINTER and CO.,
•

Dated Company', 25, Caatl4
Liverpool, January 19, 1846.

Secretaries, pri) tem
treet,

GREAT SOUTH TOLGUS -COPPER AND TIN
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVER, that the nomina,
• lion of the Provisional Directors has taken place, and
that the. FIRST GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS
will he held at the Offices of the Company, 25, Castle-street,
Livetrol on MONDAY, the Bth day of February next, at One

rming of

for the tranlarTl

tion of such gener

mencement of active operations.
The Directors being in treaty a Stear
holders-who have not yet pa eir Depose
mediately to do so.

are requested it

BERT TAYLOR, }Provisional
FREDK. A. TAMPLIN, Directors.
GEORGE WOOD,
JOHN PAINTER and CO., "Secretaries, pro tern,
iepanp 8 Ogiees, 25, Castle-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

respect

;on and M. (

tion put by them on the. Trc
was not to be denied that the

pensier 'match was brought about-w
courteiy-to England, which could hardly ha
had not the tone between the two coax
owing to the events of the last few
occupation of Cracow, that would px

With respect to Ireland, I
gr,r;Q:l-pnt. this,

6ted, and was sure that no
_sacrifice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

of the cotton

growers, and seriously deteriorated since they came under

•eat a 1

For these, and for some

hich we are incurring
Ible of the utmost
%ders to the

the whole
ind anxious

mire into

Service,

Dn, (after

n, until early on the
wn heavier falls as

vt, for a series of many
few of any that left so

parently rapid

)( about a
iers it still

ey might

t further de-

I that to th.

fitted by the

dismally black, until after noon, when it brightened up,
the sun shining cheerfully out, and the succeeding moon
equally clear. Yesterday was fine, but still cold, with a
southerly wind.

RoAtts-H TOLERATION.—The funeral of M. Freytand,
chairman of the bar of Periguettx, Prance, was near
• ,• .

1. VII VILLIAUJII,uau taKen tee oath of
allegiance to the civil constitution of the clergy. The
Bishop of Perigueux having been applied to by the
family to authorise a funeral service to be celebrated for
the repose of his soul, declined granting that authorisa-
tion, because Mr. Freytand had repeatedly refused to re-
tract that oath. The prelate was inexorable, and confined
himself to replying to the authorities, who subsequently
interfered :—" You have force on your side, I have my
right and conscience—act as you please." The Mayor
and Prefect took the necessary measures to insure the
presentation of the corpse in the church, which was occu-
pied by a detachment of a hundred men. At one o'clock

the funeral procession entered the edific
had been divested of their ornam
was empty and oven

the altars

.eats, and the tabernacle

azserere

the funeral

ipated, they
pier macheo
' a length of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

DIVIDENDS,

Feb. 16, J. and J. Ramscjen Armley, Yorkshire; cloth manu-
facturers—March r, J. Stout:Liverpool, boot and shoemaker—
Feb.,22, J. Knight; Preston, inercer—Feb.l9, G. and S. Potter
and J. Krauss, Manchester and elsewhere, calico printers.
CERTIFICATES
to btgranted, unless cause • be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.
Feb. 15, W. Watson, Birkenhead, licensed victualler—Feb.
13, W. S. Dorsett, late of West Bromwich, Staffordshire, corn
dealer—Feb. 16, T. Andertoil Yardley, Worcestershire, miller.

CERtIFICA'tES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before Feb. 12.

W. Imray, Liyerpool, itationer—J. Featherstone and R.
Kirkpatrick, Manchester, ironfounders—J. Pidwell, Falmouth,
general furnishinr. ironmonger.
SCOTCH SEQijaLSTRATIONS.
W. Thorburn, Glasgow, coacß builder. .
-J. Watson, Crawfordjohn, Lanarkshire, wright.
J. La Guerrande, Glasgow, merchant.
J. Marshall, Glasgow, grocer.
Mitchell and Ure, Glasgow, fish meighants.
P. Mackellar, Glasgow, piano-forte manufacturer.

.MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Jan. District Court, Hour.

26, Thomas Roberts (audit) . Ditto; 11
26, John Weston (proof)
26, Benjamin Peter Mitchell (2nd) Ditto, 12
26, John Gemmell, jun. (Ist)
26, Thomas Benbow (Ist)
26, Henry Langridge (Ist) Ditto, 12
27, Roskell, Ogden, and Co. (audit)
29, Roskell, Ogden, and Co. (proof and div) Ditto, 11
29, Robert Elliott (2nd) Ditto, 11
29, 'William Oswin (2nd)
29, Edward Williams (audit) Ditto, 12
29, Joseph Wenman (Ist)
Feb. 3, Daniel Cronin (special) John Yates', 11
5, Thomas Rees (proof and div) District Court, 11
5, David Davies and Son (proof and div) Ditto, 11
5, John Hoskins Gandell (Ist) • Ditto, 12
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

gpalto bp atirtion,

THIS DAY

On account of whom it may concern

THIS DAY, fftiesiWS-tire 26th instant, at One o'clock, at No.
9 Transit Shed, west side Prince's Dock,
351 Boxes damaged American CHEESE,
Just landed ex Burlington. from New York.—Apply to
BLACK and BAXTER, 33rokers,"14, North John-street.

On account of whom it may concern

'Tens DAY, (Tuesday), the 20th instant, atTwelve o'clock, at
S. Dutton and Nephews Office, 14, Exchange-buildings,
2,350 Sacks of Stoved SALT,
(Marshall's factory filled).

'The above lying in the Waterloo bock bep6t, landed from
ke Aim, hence for Virginia, put back Trom:sea.—Apply to
S. DON and NEPHEW, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

we soar,

that remain

The older bird

sbeen severe,

?pening year

Il bring warm life
.d land;

v pierced with grief,
teous Hand.

tern famine comes,

and just t

have our crumbs,

th to him was given,

A that hut for Heaven,
*OW falls.'"

J. S. Wm

E S

r. Lade of Benvenuto 4
translated by Thomas
1, York-street, Covent-g

Roscoe.
garden.

" Lite of Celllni " is

linteresting pieces of biogra-
'et, however, it seems that the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-26

Time*.

or Is. tid,
TSS

Its.
)ysters, and
i this great
rrange with
In whom he
TIVES ; but
Mr. F. sub-

:o have seen
!ercury.
ad excellent
[on or else.

ind, whatis
•sters which
is uow daily
!lids to• pay
size, fresh-
any bat the

divided in
him), un-
on Oysters ;
two or three
"+--Albion.
goeure it of
-square."—

g IN G,

Beet, and

Tewton and
'leet-street ;
des Barker,
nhill ; Mune
, Re Lion-
ourt, Corn;
ncing-lane
iter Coffee-
tan Coffee-
Maria-lane,
; Wheeler,
t, Manches-
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and Bain,

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the middle v

me to a stand. _ One of the men

it a blow on the I

atl with a thi

frequently stunned by-the blows it rec

sea itseit again and ran off. At last I recollected
all pistols which I always carried in my jac
Jed with ball, when b

It was a very 1