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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

IPARTMENT.

Gov. Securities £11,319,072
Other Securities 17,254,452
Notes ... 5,213,810
Gold & Silver Coin 601,251

£34,388,5851 £34,388,585
Our SHARE MARKET, after a very idle week and
very slight fluctuations on Saturday, became much
excited, from more pacific telegraphs from the East.
As these were credited, or the contrary, prices were
weak or strong, but during that day the bears
were gradually raising prices to get in their stock.
To-day the excitement has been still greater, the
scarcity of stock, even at the advance of two or
three per cent., being so great as to create alarm
amongst the speculators who had sold for a fall.
Of real business there has been no increase, and
the amount of this is not great. Local stock,
especially Insurance Shares, are steady and in
demand at the quotations. We annex this day's
prices :—Caledonians, 251 6 lc "} * i 1; East
Lancashire, 151; Lancashire and Yorkshire;
631 I 1 4c 31 2 I ; London Stock, 103 1 4,
Sheffield Stock, 20 ; idland Stock, 601 1i 1 i
11 ; Dover Stock, 17815-16 i 13-16 54- 13-16 15-16.
SPRODUCE.-The markets on the whole, with the
exception of Sugar, have been fairly supported
during the week. Tea has been brisk with ad-
vancing prices. TO-DAY the Sugar market conti-
nues dull, the business, including Saturday's sales, i
consisting only of 40 hhds. Antigua at 335. 3d. to
335. 6d. for sound, 550 bags Dates at 35s 6d., and
25 hhds. Porto Rico at 345. to 355. per cwt. Of
Molasses, 215 puns. Antigua are reported at 17s.
41d. per cwt. There is nothing to notice in Coffee.
A small parcel of Para Cocoa has been taken at 28s.
per cwt. We have to report a further improve-
ment in the Tea market since the delivery of the
China letters ; common to good common Congou
has been placed (chiefly on speculation) at Is. Old.
to is ld. per lb., and the demand continues strong ;
there is also more doing in scented and fancy Teas.
The Stornoway, from Canton, is reported off the
port, with several chops of new season's Congou.
A speculative demand still continues for Rice,
about 20,000 bags having changed hands since
Friday at 138., and 300 bags Bengal have realised
15s. per cwt. We have also to notice 50 cases
Castor Oil at 4d. per lb., a small lot of Sapan Wood
at £ll 17s. 6d., and 15 tons small Nicaragua Wood
at £6 7s. 6d. per ton.
COTTON.--7The market, during the week, has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

FLOWERS, French and British. Our
French Flowers selected personally by our buycr
in Paris. The Stock extensive and well chosen.--The
Liver, Church-street.

XTECK-TIES (Ladies) in great variety.—
g .1. The Liver, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

73. T .--Spitalkiel
ELVETSd and Genoa Velvets
V well assorted iu Prices. - The Liver, Church-

=cu
etreet

TABINETS.—ReaI Irish Tabinets,
Watered, Plaid, and Figcred.--The Liver, Church-
a) street.

BEAVER PLUSH.—In all Shades.—The
Liver, Church-street.
g 10P LACK CRAPES.—A very extensive Stock
1,1/ of CRAPES always on hand.—The Liver, Church-

MOURNINGS.--FAMILY MOURNINGS
A large Stock of carefully-selected materials for
"^ Mourning, on hand, at exceedingly moderate prices.—
The Liver. Church-street.

FUNERALS FURNISHED with economy
and care, by J. Carmichael and Co., of the Liver,
' -street.

Churc

MANTLES
MANTLES cut without a seam. Price 9s. 6d.,
11s. 6d., 13s. 6d., 15s. 6d., 17s. 6d.,. 19s. 6d., and One
Guinea: Lined with alpaca, and warranted not to spot.—
The Liver, Church-street.
ir A N T

, L E S.--:-Superfine Cloth Circular
-AL MANTLES, cut from wool-dyed black cloths,
from 255. 6d. to 'Five Guineas. Cut without a seam.—
The Liver. Church-street,

VELVET. Black Silk Velvet: Circular
MANTLES, from 375. 6d. to Ten Guineas.—The
Liver, Church-street.

WINTER OVERCOATS

(THE NEWEST. STYLES)

FOR WALKING OR TRAVELLING,

WARM BUSINESS COATS,

PONCHOS, TOGAS, CAPES, &c

AT ECONOMICAL PRICES

BURDEN,

TAILOR

AND SHIRT-MAKER,

17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL

THE most perfect fitting SHIRT made
is the CUIttASS SHIRT, 305., 335., and 395.
the half-dozen.— P. L. MACI'AGGART, SHIRT
MERCHANT AND OUTFITTER, 24 and 26, BOLD-
STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

PO LITHOGRAPHIC WRITERS and EN-
GRAVERS.—WANTED, a LITHOGRAPHIC WRI-
TER; also an ENGRAVER, who understands Heraldic
Engraving, as well as Brass and Zinc Door Plates.—Apply to
Mr. 0. ANGEL, 92, Fore-street, Exeter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

PRODUCE MARKET.

Sugar : Foreign in demand at previous terms. Refined
meets with a slow sale; brown lumps 445. to 445. 6d. Small
soles in Coffee, but full prices demanded. Tea in active de-
mand, and prices advancing. Sales of East India Rice have
been larger. The demand for Brandy is increasing, and rates
rising. Cochineal sells more freely; Honduras 3s. 10d. to
4s. 9d. Cotton in better demand, and prices well supported.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

about any of you. But, if you be wis,

inquire into these things, and s(
n•hich Dr. Cahill has been layin

re not the charges that he is most horribly
uilty of himself. The books from which I have quoted are
11 from your own writers, not a single Protestant amongst
['ern—from your historians and from the public journals
•hicii you support, as well as from Dr. Cahill's own pub-
lished statements, overflowing as the latter are with false-
hood and untruth. Then, my Protestant friends, stand
up manfully, and send forth with trumpet voice that
England shall be free—free as the air she breathes,

testants

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and it
freedom.

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did not

24th ultimo.
Mr. E. Hibburd has been app,
ford course.

All Mr. E. R. Clark's horses were struck out of the Epsom
Handicaps on the 21st ultimo, at 1 p.m.
The. Stewards of the Jockey Club have decided that Grape-
shot is entitled to the stakes for Richmond Cup.
All Mr. J. M. Stanley's horses, except Orinoco, were struck
'ut of the Epsom Handicaps on the 20th ult., at 11 50 a.m.
The Stewards of the Jockey Club have decided that the
-14-nr filly carried her proper wP' "t for Wrexham Cup,

Captain D. Lane and Captain Little
stewardship of the Nottingham Spring
fixed for Tuesday, the 28th of February.
'The sole cause of the non-starting of Tomboy for the
Brighton Autumn Handicap, was owing to the boy left in
charge of the horse having mistaken the hour at which the
race was to be run.

At the sale of Lord Exeter's horses, at Newmarket, Cobnut
was bought by Mr. Barber; Haalenut and Amos by Mr.
Saxon; Nutpecker by Mr. Mare; Phoenix by Mr. T. Bell; and
Belgrade by Mr. C. Peck.

Frug Orrick, The Reiver, and Catherine Hayes, left in by
mistake for the Epsom Autumn Handicap, were struck out at
half-past three on Friday last. Lady Amyott and Father
Thames were also left in by mistake.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

IRON BEDSTEADS,
WITH
PATENT. DOVETAIL JOINTS,
DELIVERED ,17' ONE HOUR'S NOTICE COMPLETE,
WITH

HAIR MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &c.,
AT

BENJAMIN HIGGS'S
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—UnreIieved dulness has succeeded the
greater animation that prevailed in the market at the begin-
ning of last week. A gradual subsidence of demand has gone
on, but without causing much alteration in prices, beyond
the difference that invariably distinguishes a sluggish from
an active market. On Tuesday the market was exceedingly
dull, and there has been no alleviation from it since. The
demand for India Yarns has very much moderated, and prices
are decidedly lower. Water Yarns for the German markets
are barely firm, whilst the demand is anything but large, and
Yarns for home use can only find purchasers at a reduction.
The same entire absence of animation that prevails in respect
to Yarns exists also it the Cloth market. Prices are without
material change.
LEEDS.—There has been a rather brisk demand for low
heavy goods, as Whitneys, mohair cloths, &c., but for any-
thing else the markets were dull, and sales could only be
effected by a reduction in price. Business has also been dull
in the warehouses ; the few buyers who have been down pur-
chase only for present need, and to a very limited extent.
BRADFORD.—WooI : The business doing is exceedingly
meagre, and sales in quantity cannot be effected. Noils and
Brokes without change. Yarns : The spinners are doing a
very limited business in the spool trade. The stoppage of
looms is so considerable, that the idle spinning frames, and
those worked short time, are now more than were ever remem-
bered at any previous period ; and t urnley turn-out will
add more to the number. Pieces Wished production
is certainly telling on the stocks in arket ; for, without
this judicious course, they would hay ' n augmented to an
unwise extent; but, with the present marked caution, it is
not improbable their value will be maintained, and at the
turn of the year activity may prevail.
NOTTINGHAM.—The continued uncertainty of affairs in
the East, affecting to a great extent the money market and
price of provisions, may be looked upon as the chief cause of
the unusual flatness of trade at the present time in Notting-
ham. There are many buyers here, especially Americans,
but either from a want of confidence in the future, or the ex-
pectation of goods being lower in price, they have, as yet,
made but few purchases. We have no change to report in the
price of Yarn.
LEICESTER.—A further depression is manifest this week
in business ; fewer sales are accomplished ; less work is
given out by manufacturers, who are not disposed to accu- ,
mulate stock. The spinners are either working short time,
or stopping a portion of their machinery. Some reduced
their worsted Id per lb. this week. Wools are a shade in
favour of buyers, although particularly firm under such
depression.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

DRESS and MANTLE TRIMMINGS.—
Fringes, Braids, Silk and Mohair Drawing Ribbons,
Mitred Velvets, Buttons, Hood Tassels, Mohair and Silk
Girdles.—The Liver, Church-street.

an HABERDASHERY and SMALL WARES
11 India and Dutch Tapes, Elastics, Sewing and
LC Knitting Cottons and Silks, Whalebone, Wires, Leather

Eli-(. BRUSHES and COMBS. Tooth, nail,
shaving, hair, cloth, crumb, and comb brushes ;
A dressing, curl, tail, plait, side, back, plain, and fancy
r-

SOAPS and PERFUMERY
K. 7 Lavender Water, Eau de Cologr.e, Marrow Oil
Pomades, Bandoline, Cosmetiques, Violet Powder, Broad
sWindsor, Honey, and Sand Soaps.—TheLiver, Church.
"F.s street.

—Perfumes

IrEWELLERY and FANCY GOODS.—
= iv Card cases, portmonnaies, some beautiful leather
reticules, note paper and envelopes, plaited and jet
bracelets, brooches, pearl and steel slides.-The Liver,
Church-street.

HIME and SON, 57, CITURCH-STREPT.—
ROSEWOOD SEMI-COTTAGE PIANO-FORTES,
Twenty.five Guineas, at "TIME and SON'S Music-warehouse,
57, Church-street.

HIME and SON, 57, CHURCH-STIIEET.—
A large STOCK of elegant WALNUT-WOOD PIANO-
FORTES now on SALE at RIME and SON'S Music-w•are-
house. 57, Church-street.

SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES.
MESSRS. HIME and SON have a large
STOCK of Fine-toned Second-hand PIANO-FORTES,
in perfect order, which they can offer at Low Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"StuAs " need be under no apprehension as to the conse.

quences. To do right never results in wrong.
E. G. M.—The only Corporations which boast a Lord Mayor
are the cities of London, Dublin, and York.
A PROTESTANT.—By the Romanist Emancipation Act, which
was passed in 1829. monasteries in this country were for-
bidden, but the law had no such regard for helpless females,
and permitted the existence of convents or nunneries.

-- •
G. H. S.—A will requires no stamp, except when proved after
the death of the testator, when the stamp will depend on
the value of the property.
-

- -
*** Owing to the pressure upon our space, we have been re-
luctantly compelled to postpone the insertion of several in-
teresting communications.

Letters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied by the
real name and address of the writer, not for publication,
but as a guarantee of good faith ' • this is indispensably re-
quisite in any statement of facts. The Editor wishes it to
be understood that he does not hold himself responsible
for the opinions or statements of his correspondents.
•

Cs We shall be happy, at all times, to receive communica-
tions on subjects of local or general interest.
BOOKS, grC., FOR REVIEW, may be left at Mr. C. Mitchell's,
Redlion-coutt, Fleet-street, London, addressed "to the
Editor of the LIVERPOOL STLNDARD," when they will be
forwarded and receive attention.

The ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION to the LIVERPOOL STANDARD
is sOs, in adrance—or 225. on credit.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

WATERPROOF COATS, at
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
D. MYERS'
Genuine Reversible Waterproof TOP COATS, all sizes,

_
14e. to 255.
Many Gentlemen complain that the Coats they have purchased
are not Waterproof. All Garments sold at
this Establishment are made from the genuine
Patent Material.
The genuine Waterproof OVERALLS and LEGGINGS, at
6s. 6d.

gforoltvAfo°l:Gentlemen's Trousers,
fitting of
in the
DANIELS,per Black
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scgae
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11'11e::
the approaching
DANIEL MYERSopiLEmNo Liverpools, tsHit ronthat
wiht respectfully
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STOCKtihnefo riumos
.has
the Gentlemen
eone ni9ctntel
Fashionable Materials for
season:—
TOP COATINGS,
•
oe9.3D'a.the
elegance, and grace
as they retain their COATS,
affut.
di:NnaSets,t
gracefulness
Dress,o of the
th
the
closeal to the heel and
e fit is
style of these
position in
or walking, without the • aid of
straps, falling
full upon the instep
Riding or Walking TROUSERS .
either warranted
ps,rkideientpgoi
keeping
The New ALBEIT COAT, 365. toSieir:dr:Scc2CoiCks:lß:Auela
18s. to 28s.
Gentlemen's superior Dress DITTO 21s. to 28s.
Warranted to retain their shape.

MOURNING ORDERS executed at the shortest notice.
Families, requiring three or more suits,
waited upon within a distance of fifty miles
free of expense.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Estate Agent, 47,
Ranelagl►-street, in gratefully acknowledging the
extensive patronage he has received for upwards of 25 years,
begs to announce that he has Opened an additional Office in
the New Range, Hackin's-hey,.two doors from Dale-street,
where a List of the most Eligible Property can always be fur-
nished to Cap'talists and others requiring good Investments.
W. W. has ON SALE an ESTATE, with 300 Acres
of Land, in Wales; a splendid modern-built MANSION,
about Three Miles from the Exchange; a Detached Country
RESIDENCE, near the Dingle, Toxteth-park ; Two DITTO,
at Seaforth ; One DITTO, Lodge-lane, with 45,001 Yards of
Land : and upwards of One Million square Yards of Building
LAND in various localities, in lots to suit purchasers.
To be LET, an excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, at Seaforth,
and one DITTO. in Deane-street, Edge-lane, with several
HOUSES and SHOPS. in some of the Principal Streets;
also, a few eligible OFFICES, in the New Range, Hackin's-
hey.—Further particulars may he hal on application to 47,
Itanelafidi-street ; or, No. 3, Hackin's-hey, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

ILation

rk, one of the passengers was appre-
hended, and his newly-married wife, himself, and his
luggage, brought .on shore,• and conveyed in custody to
Glasg,ow. It turned out that he was a baker frau the
neighbourhood of that city, and having failed to meet a
bill due to his corn merchant, he suddenly got married,
and eloped with his bride to Liverpool en route to
America, hoping 'by that expedient to escape his liab
ties. His creditor, hove

to sailin:

of his- 'whereabouts,

sent a messenger afte
A n officer

?Rrehensbn,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

TIIARRISON,PIANO-FORTEMANUFACTIIIIER,
• also TUNER, by appointment, to Her Majesty and
H.R.H. Prince Albert, 8, NEWINGTON, three doors from
Bold-street, Liverpool.
T. H. still continues to repair Piano-fortes, Harps, &c., in
that style of excellence for which he has been so long noted.
Having had twenty-seven years' thorough practical experience
in the above business, he is now enabled to execute repairing
of every description, on all the recent improved principles,
at 40 per cent. lower than any other establishment in town.
Beautiful Rosewood Cottage Pianos, warranted superior work
tranship; made expressly for T. H. in London, price from
25 guineas. All Piano-fortes bought T. H. kept in tune
twelve months free of charge. Tuning and Repairing in
town and country personally executed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

PATENT OXIDE OF ZINC PAINTS.—
Orders for the above, and for the Dry Oxide, and Con-
tracts for Work at Ships, Houses, Warehouses, &c., executed
by the Undersigned,

W. LAWFORD and CO., 49, NORFOLK-STREET, ;
Sole Agents for the Vieille Montagne Zinc Mining Company)
and
THOMAS PORTER, 8, MERSEY-STRUT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

THE ADVERTISER, who has had some
Considerable Experience in the Corn Trade, is in want
of EMPLOYMENT in a Merchant's or a Broker's Office.
Unexceptionable references as regards character and quali-
fications can be given.—Address R 22, Postoffice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

t/tos

A %ue% B A
-k 130t1 1104,X, trie \r'tgREEN,
1300 AtarkB instants at Eleven o'clock, at
kuiyo cell ks et-street, Birkenhead,
a,; eh 411, °
tio oa% A clh tines Choice New and Old
, and other bindings, comprising
ffikt4,4lk ":, Penc,riters:itnt of Novels, omances. by standg-
!qikil,, pnveree'sEncyclopiedia, School Books,
OfjPy tt.(44,1 giltNTING°° Paper Prints, Sze. A few
ti view ttoxand ot ater Colour Drawings, and
it% tq • herdframes. Also, a MILNER'S
40, °II the morning of hale, and catalogues had

T°

THE ELECTORS OF RODNEY-

STREET WARD.

GENTLEMENT,—Hal;ing—ieCeiveCiTilequisition numerously
and most respectably signed, asking me again to come forward
as a CANDIDATE to represent your Ward in the Town Council
I have pleasure in acceding to your request. In doing so I
cannot but take the opportunity of thanking you for the
.con-
fidence you have placed in me for the last six years; the re-
collection of which will stimulate me to renewed exertions in
order to maintain your good opinion.
When I entered the Council I determined to act indepen-
dently of all parties, and to judge every subject by its own
merits. I have endeavoured to carry out that resolution
honestly and faithfully.

Belieiing, as I do, that it is our duty, not only to promote
the trade and commerce of the port, but also to attend to the
improvement of the social condition of our fellow-townsmen,
I have cordially supported those efforts which have been made
to place the means of knowledge within the reach of all
classes by the establishment of a Free Library, the extension
of which I hope to see productive of great benefit.
I shall support all measures calculated to promote the
health and comfort of the poorer classes of the community,
believing that the neglect of so clear a duty would entail dis-
tress and misery upon all, from the lowest to the highest.
I have reason to hope that means for reviving the trade in
ship-building will very soon be found. The importance of
such, in connexion with our general trade, is much greater
than may at first sight appear; and no exertion shall be
wanting on my part to promote this object.
Should you, gentlemen, think me worthy of your renewed
confidence, it will be my, desire to act in such a manner as
not to forfeit
tbe hthoenoguorodtooprinewioanul.o, Gentlemen, your obedientf any among you.
I have
servant, J. A. TOBIN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

PRICE FIVEPENCE

je.CARMICHAEL AND CO.

LARGE WINTER ARRIVALS
O
FRENCH AND BRITISH SILK SHAWLS,
MANTLES, MERINOES, BONNETS,
"g RIBBONS, FLOWERS, MILLINERY,
ALSO,
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
CARPETS,

CURTAIN DAMASKS, UPHOLSTERY,
-42 BEDS, IRON BEDSTEADS, BEDDING,
FLANNEL AND BLANKETS,
:•4 TABLE LINENS, SHEETINGS, DIAPERS,
TOWELLINGS,
1-ICOBURGS, PLAIDS, PRINTS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING,
E-4 LACES AND SEWED WORK, FURS,
POLKAS, CALICOES.

THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT,
CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

SEABORNE MAILS.

Da) when made 'From what' When
COUNTRIES. up in Gen. Post- Port due in
office, London. fdespatched!England
America (by 11r. pk .). . , Every Friday.... !Liverpool . Nov. 7
America(by U.S. p.).. Ist of Nov. ....Liverpool . Nov. 9
America(h) U.5.p.).. Southamp.
Australia (via South-' -

ampton): 4th of Nov. .... ISonthamp.lDec. 4
Ditto (via Cp. of Good,
Hope)
Africa (West Coast) 23rd of N0v....
Alexandria '4th of Nov. ..
Bahamas !2nd of Nov. .
Belgium
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Canada
Cape of Good Hope l4th of Nov.
Cape de Verde
Ceylon !l4th of N0v....
Channel Isles Mon. Wed. & Fri.
Chili 2nd of Nov. ....
China (see India)
Constantinople .... ..,sth of Nov. ....
Continent of Europe ' Twice daily
Egypt (see India)
France Twice daily
Gibraltar
Greece (see India)
Grey town . 2nd & 17th of mo.
Hamburg Tuesday & Friday
Havannah
Holland
Honduras
India (riaS'ampton) 4th of Nov. ....
India l4th of N0v.....
lonian Isles (see India)
Ireland . Twice daily
Lisbon 7, 17 & 27 of month
Madeira
Madeira
Malta (see India)
Malta
Mauritius (see India)
Mauritius
Mexico . 2nd of N0v.....
Naples 5, 15, & 25 of mo.
New Granada ,2nd of Nov. ....
Papal States
Peninsula
Peru 2nd of Nov. ....
Port Natal
Sicily
Tuscany
Venezuela
Van Diemen's Land
(see Australia)
West Indies . !2nd & 17th of mo

Plymouth . Nov. 26
Plymouth . Nov. 7
Southamp. Nov. 4
Southamp. Nov. 16
Dover Daily
Southamp. Nov. 16
Southamp. Nov. 16
Liverpool .
Plymouth . Nov. 26
Plymouth . Nov. 26
Plymouth . Nov. 26
Southamp.,T. Th. Sa,
Soutbamp.lNoy. 16

Southamp.iNov. S
Dover ,Twice da,

Dover .... Twiceda
Southamp. Nov. 5

Southamp. Nov. 16
London .. Tue. Sat
Southamp. Nov. 1
London .. Mon. Th
Southamp. Nov. 16
Southamp. Nov. 4
Plymouth . Nov. 26
Holyhead . Twice da.
Southamp. Nov. 6
Southamp. Nov. 16
Plymouth . Oct. 28
'Dover .... Nov. 4

Plymouth. Nov. 26
Southamp. Nor. 1
Dover .... Nov. 1
Southamp. Nov. 16
Dover .... Nov. 1
Southamp. Nov. 6
Southamp. Nov. 16
Plymouth . Nov. 26
Dover .... Nov. 1
Dover .... Nov. 1
Southamp. Nov. 16
Southamp. Nov. 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

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hat has
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

WATERPROOF COATS, at
72, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

D. MYER S'
Genuine Reversible Waterproof TOP COATS, all sizes,

14s. to 258.
Many Gentlemen complain that the Coats they have purchased
are not Waterproof. All Garments sold at
this Establishment are made from the genuine
Patent Material.
The genuine Waterproof OVERALLS and LEGGINGS, at
6s. ed.

DANIEL MYERS Liverpoolectfolly informs the Gentlemen
of hathis STOCK has been RE-
PLENISHED w►th the most Choice and
Fashionable Materials for the approaching
season :

TOP COATINGS,
TROUSERINGS,
WAISTCOATINGS.
Superior Black
wa CLOTHS
t, o
foretaFir n
rock
ouand Dress COATS,
rranted colr.
The New ALBERT COAT, 365. to ns.

DANIEL MYERS, having devoted great attention to the
correct fitting of Gentlemen's Trousers, the
ease, elegance, and gracefulness of the fit is
at once obvious in the style of these
garments, as they retain their position in
either riding or walking, without the aid of
straps, keeping close to the heel and falling
full upon the instep.
Riding or Walking TROUSERS....
Gentlemen's superior Dress DITTO
Warranted to retain their shape

18s. to 28s
21s. to 28s,

MOURNING ORDERS executed at the shortest notice

Families, requiring three or more suits,
waited upon within a distance of fifty miles
free of expense.

NIFORMS made to the latest r

OUTFITS TO AUSTRALIA, and all parts of the world, at
the most reasonable charges.

MERCHANTSand CAPTAINS SUPPLIED with CLOTHING
suitable for the COLONIES upon advan-
goods meet with a readier

tageous terms

Clothing

beerre the name—:

DANIEL MYERS,
7,2, LORD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL
_

No connection rith any Other botne.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

FUN ERALS COMPLETELY
FURNISHED, on the most Economical
Terms, by R. H. PUGH and CO., GENERAL
MOURNING WAREHOUSE, 114, BOLD-
STREET.

MESSRS. MOSELY, DENTISTS.

Daily Attendance at O`BOiIiDesITREET, LIVERPOOL.
Londonence,
30, BERNER'S STREET, OXFORD-STREET, and 21, NEw
BOND-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, HEADS OF
SCHOOLS, &c.
FIREWORKS
Of every description,
FOR FETES, REJOICINGS, &c., &c.,
Of the best London make,
NOW ON HAND,
At the Old-established Shop,
46, WHIT BC HAPEL (Corner of Richmond-street),
JOHN J. BROWN, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

HORTICULTURE.

STOVE, CONSEEVA.TORY, &c.—lf previous instructions
have been attended to, the pits and frames are well stored,
with plants in such a state of advancement that the ap-
plication of a little gentle forcing, by bottom heat, will
bring them forward for the purpose of decorating the con-
servatory, and even adding to the stove display : thus
many of the finer amaryllises, pancratiums, and crinums
for the stove ; pelargoniums, tree violets, crysanthemums,
mignonette, and many others for the conservatory, are now
available.

FLOWER GARDEN.—As the time for planting bulbs in
the open corners has arrived, it is advisable to look over
beforete stock,
p b
u iatni
adgs.e elt
iast
da 1 le s
iar
ar eb t
hn
ed
garnodu
nin d gsohoodu odn
betd i irao
ther drier before planting the tulip beds.
KITCHEN Gm/DEL—Get up and store beet roots, par-
snips, salsafy, and scorzenera for winter use. In the
Chemical Gazette, the eminent chemist, Mr. Herapath,
has the following suggestions for preserving potatoes :
Let the tubers be stored in the usual way, but in the
centre of each heap or sackful let there be placed a quan-
tity of unslaked lime, not in actual contact with the roots,
but enclosed in some porous vessel—on old wicker basket,
for instance,—and covered over with, and surrounded by,
a thick layer of straw or hay. By these means the tubers
air is a great incentive to putrefactive decomposition, one
will be kept dry ; and as the presence of humiditYybi,enantlide
of the main causes of decay will be removed. The lime,
as
gneensccaesle.;anidt will be
esomsxonyedas
mahasabaecrer
and, if
slaked, may
it must be remembered, can be easily
tried, and would cost
practicable, should
awa
re-
placed with fresh lime. The experimentl have described,
be productive of any injurious but little even if carri.eduorulatuosn
doubtless attended with beneficial results.
consequences,

e:
gl
1 ni nld
ee rn'tl I'
A Y SOLDIERS.—On Wednesday, a
BRUTAL n.SSIULT J 3
yn(Coennananaugedht
P before the county
Rangers,) now stationed.
having been remanded from the previous
magistrates, charge of
corporal and a privateof tinhe
Ashton-under-Lyre
court day, on a violently assaulting g a man
named Colley, a tailor, of Mossley. The prisoners and a
Flaherty and Deman, were brought__u
number of civilians were at the " Heroes of Waterloo "
public-house, near the Barrack gates -
; a discussion arose
as to the relative merits of the militia and the "regulars,"
when one of the civilians said "the militia wore as good
as the others." A quarrel ensued, and Colley went between
the combatants to separate them for which the prisoners
set upon and nearly murdered him. On the representa-
tions of the police, that Colley was in a dying state, the
prisoners were remanded,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

WILLIAM ODELL invites especial attention
to his very Elegant Assortment of GAS CHAN-
DELIERS, all of the newest designs and most equisite work-
manship, in every shade and style of Bronze.
A Splendid Assortment of BRONZE and STEEL FEN-
DERS, COPPER COAL SCOOPS, COAL VASES, and a mag-
nificent display of TEA TRAYS and ELECTROPLATED
ARTICLES. All are conveniently arranged for inspection,
and purchasers will find everyarticle most reasonable in price.
THE NEW IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
90, BOLD-STREET.

CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND MUSICAL
BOXES AND CLOCKS,
63, DsfLE-STREET (Corner of VERNON-STREET).
F. MORATH AND BROTHERS,

~
Having completed the extensive alterations of them Premises,
are now SELLING their Stock at their former MODERATE
PRICES.

SPLENDID EUTERPION ON SALE

All kinds of Clocks, Watches, Musical Boxes, and Clocks
cleaned and repaired on reasonable terms.—The Trade sup-
plied.—Clocks wound by the year.

CCARD.-MEDICAL ADVICE.-72, RODNEY-
STREET, LIVERPOOL.—DR. BRODIE, Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London and Paris, may be con-
sulted at the above address on all cases of Nervous Debility,
Irritability, Trembling of the Hands, Indigestion, Involun-
tary Blushing, Delusions of the Mind, Depression of Spirits,
&c., &c., whether produced by sedentary employment, resi-
dence in the tropics, or otherwise. Dr. Brodie has also given
a great portion of his time to the study of Scorbutic, Skin,
and other Diseases; his method of treatment is very expe-
ditions, and involves no actual restraint either in diet or
occupation.
Observe-72, Rodney-street : Private Entrance to Surgery,
43, Knight-street. Hours of attendance from Nine in the
Morning till Nine at Night, and Sundays till Two.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1853

WELLINGTON AND NELSON.-

The ORIGINAL PICTURES of THE DUKE OF WEL-
LINGTON READING THE DESPATCHES FROM INDIA,
announcing the great Battles with the Sikhs, in December,
1845, and NELSON IN THE CABIN OF THE VICTORY,
composing his memorable Prayer before the Battle of Trafal-
gar. Painted by T. J. Barker, Esq., will remain on PRIVATE
VIEW :n Mr. GRUNDY'S Rooms,
_ during Tuts DAY and To-
MORROW only, until Five o'clock.
REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
26, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

THE most perfect fitting SHIRT made
is the CUIRASS SHIRT, 30a., 335. and 395.
the half-dozen.— P. L. MACTAGGART, SHIRT
MERCHANT AND OUTFITTER, 24 and 26, BOLD-
STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

SYLVESTER L. SAMUEL,
MANUFACTURER

ENGLISH WATCHES AND CLOCKS,

AND IMPORTERS OF
AMERICAN, FRENCH. AND GERMAN CLOCKS, AND
GENEVA WATCHES.

Merchants and Shippers to the EAST and WEST INDIES,
AFRICA, the COLONIES, and Buyers for the HOME MARKET,
supplied on the lowest terms.
Prices, Lists, and Drawings may be had on application at the
MANUFACTORY, 2, YORK-STREET, DUKE-STREET,

AT THE
WAREHOUSE, 4, YORK-STREET, DUKE-STREET,
OR AT THE

SAMPLE AND SHOW ROOMS. 40, DUKE-S TREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL COURIER.

SIR,—We ask for a small space in your paper, to give a
Feneral denial to-the accuracy of a statement which appears
in the Liverpool' Standard of to-day, in reference to what took
place at St. Michael's Church on Sunday last. We shall be
prepared, at the proper time, to enter into a detailed account,
and to furnish proofs exposing the misrepresentations of this
anonymous writer. Meantime, we hope the public will not
be led by any such statements as these, to lose sight of the
great question at issue,—it is whether Tractarianism shall he
forced upon a congregation against their-will. The struggle
may be arduous, but we believe the congregation of St.
Michael's, anti the inhabitants of the district, are resolved to
stand by and support the Protestant principles in which they
have been educated.—We remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
T..W. COOKSON, tChurchwardene of
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN, St.. Michael.
Oct. 25th, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

MOURNING FASHIONS.-R. H. PUGH
and CO. respectfully announce that their SHOW-
ROOMS, containing the latest designs in MOURNING,
MANTLES, and MILLINERY, are now ready for inspection.
114, BOLD-STREET, opposite the Savings' Bank.

MOURNING,—No. 114, BOLD-STRE ET.—The
ONLY Establishment in Liverpool devoted exclusively
to the SALE of LADIES' MOURNING ATTIRE, where
every Article necessa for a complete Outfit may be obtained,
and, if required, MADE UP at the shortest possible notice.
R. H. PUGH & CO., Proprietors.
FUNERALS COMPLETE LY FURNISHED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
BUCKNALL and SON, 112, BOLD-STREET.

FRENCH MERINOS.
BUCKNALL and SON, 112, BOLD•BTREET.

MANTLES, VELVET AND CLOTH,
ALL THE NEW PARISIAN SHAPES.
BUCKNALL and SON, 112, BOLD-STREET.

FAMILY MOURNING
FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY CONDUCTED.
BUCK NALL and SON, 112, BOLD-ST RETT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

Neb 3

NEW DANCE MUSIC.—Just published, the
VIOLANTE WALTZ, by Chas. H. Compton. Price
3s. 6d. The Violante Waltz is played nightly, with immense
success, by all the p.incipal orchestras in London.
London : cRAMERi BEA LE, and Co., 201, Regent-street.

POPULAR, SONGS.-" GOOD BYE, SWEET
HEART, GOOD BYE." Sung by Mr. SIMS REEVES
and Sig. MARIO. Composed by J.:L. Hatton. " SAY,
MY HEART, CAN THIS BE LOVE." Composed by W.
VINCENT WALLACE. Price of each, 2s. Also lately pub-
lished, SILAS' celebrated Song, "OH WOULD I WERE
YON SILVER MOONBEAM." Sung by Madame Castellan.
Price 2s.—London : CRAMER, BEALE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

SAILED

George Green, Redman.

New World, Knight _
New York _
Boston
Prince de Joinville, Conway I Star of Empire, Brown Ditto
New York Artistic, Edwards Valparaiso
Old England, Barstow I Perthshire, Welsh
New Orleans S. John, N.B.
Three Sisters, Wills I Orontes (s.s.), Olive Palermo
Christiana British Empire, Cortland
Lisbon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

,*alts by Ruction

FURNITURE, SHOP FIXTURES, &c., ISLINGTON.
Tat. 1, By Mr. BRANCH.
""'" (Tuesday), the Ist of November, at Eleven o'clock,
TilE on the Premises, 62, Islington.
kßemaining Part of the HOUSEHOLD
itNrT.URE of a Lady removing, comprising a Malm-
o iffannier, Mahogany Loo and Pembroke Tables, Sets
bet airs, Sofa, Brussels and other Carpeting, a few Cham-
Requisites, &c., together with the Range of SHOP
FIXTURES.
TO b. .
ha, on viewed previous to Sale, when Catalogues may be
the Premises, or from Mr. BRANCH, Hanover-street.

DUTCH BULBS.
By Mr. BRANCH.
To-11°Ritow, (Wednesday), the 2d instant, at One
o'clock, at the Hanover•rnoms,
Pine Collection of HYACINTHS, TULIPS,
A iA. NARCISSUS, GLADIOLAS, CROCUSSES, r„ANIONP
akAirp SNOWDROPS, and other much-admired
Tho .R ROOTS, from the celebrated Nurseries of Mr.
mo en, at Haarlem.
tiyabY be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues
e bad.

By Mr. BYFORD,
On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Six o'clock for Half-
past Six o'clock precisely, at Halliday's Coffee-house,
Everton. subject to conditions to be nroduced.
THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 4,5,
and 6, on the west side of Lansdowne-place, Mere•lane,
Everton.
The Tenure is Leasehold for the Remainder of a Term of
1,000 years, which commenced in 1716.
Apply to NEAL and MARTIN. Solicitors, 4, Sweeting-street,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

FIRST WINTER NOTICE.

JCARMICHAEL and. CO., in making
• their FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT of
NEW AND EXTENSIVE PURCHASES
FOR THE COMINO WINTER,
Have much pleasure in stating that, from the high stand-
ing of their House as a large WHOLESALE as well as
RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, and as connected with-

others equally extensive in other parts of theUNITED
KINGDOM and IRELAND, they have been enabled
g to secure from the Manufacturers the principal part of
their newly-selected Stock, adapted for WINTER WEAR,
▪ at OLD CASH PRICES; and they submit the whole to
.4
the Public with the full advantage arising from that cir-
cumstance. The various Departments are now quite fall,
and comprise a very superior, if not unequalled As-
sortment of the great variety of Goods they profess to keep.
They might enumerate specially the following Depart-
ments as particularly worthy of notice :
cu
SI.LKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES,
.14 FRENCH MERINOES,
5,2 DRESSES, SCOTCH WOOL HOSIERY,
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, CARPETS,
Ei FURNISHINGS, BEDS, BEDDING;

FURS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES,
SEWED WORK,
GENERAL HABERDASHERY, • •
DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS,
PERFUMERY, LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT,

CEURCii-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

AT LIVERPOOL

Indirect
Fm. M. Video Sept. 4 _
Maranham
, Pernambuco.Sept.22
Rio Janeiro .Sept. 14 ..
Barbadoes .. Sept. 25
Demerara .. Sept. 24 .
Havana Oct. 7
Jamaica .... Sept. 28 ..
Charleston.. Oct. 18 ..
Mobile Oct. 15 ..
N. Orleans Oct. 17 ..
Savannah Oct. 15
t New York

'Direct

SEABORNE MAILS.

i Da) when made From what' When
COUNTRIES. lup in Gen. Post- Port 1 due in
i office, London. despatchedrEngland.
America(by Br. pk.).. :Every Friday.... 'Liverpool . Nov. 7
America (by U.S. p.).. Ist of Nov. .... Liverpool ,Nov. 9
America(b) U.5.p.).. 1 Southamp.!
Australia (via South 2
ampton). 4th of Nov. .
Ditto (via Cp. of Good, ...
Hope)
Africa (West Coast) 23rd of N0v..... Plymouth. Nov. 7
Alexandria 14th of Nov. .... Southamp. Nov. 4
Bahamas ,2nd of Nov. .... Southamp. Nov. 16
Belgium
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Canada
Cape of Good Hope l4th of N0v..... Plymouth. Nov. 26
Cape de Verde
Ceylon ' !14th of Nov Plymouth. Nov. 26
Channel Isles Mon. Wed. & Fri. Southarn p. iT. Th. Sa
Chili 2ndi of Nov. .... Soutliamp.Nov. 16
China (see India) I
Constantinople .. tsth of Nov. ...
Continent of Europe.. iTwice daily..
Egypt (see India)
France
Gibraltar .
Greece (see India)
Greytovvn
Hamburg
Havannah
Holland
Honduras
India (viaFampton) 4th of Nov.
India l4th of Nov. ,
lonian Isles (see India)
Ireland 'Twice daily

Dec. 4

ISoutbamp,

iSouthamp
IDover

Nov. 5
Twice dn.

Twice daily
14,7,17,20,270 t mo

Dover ....
Southamp

Twice da

Southamp,
London ..
Southamp.
London ..
Soutbamp
Southamp,
,Plymouth

Nov. 16
Tue. Sat,
Nov. 1
Mon. Th,
Nov. 16
Nov. 4
Nov. 26

(Holyhead

Lisbon 7.l7&27oimontb Souihamp
Madeira
Madeira
Malta (see India)
Malta
Mauritius (see India)
Mauritius
Mexico . ,2nd of N0v..... Southamp,

Twice da
Nov. 6
Nov. 16
Oct. 28

Nov. 26
Nov. 1

Naples 13, 15, & 25 of mo. Dover .. :. Nov. 1
New Granada 2nd of Nov. .... Southamp. Nov. 16
Papal States
Peninsula
Peru ll4th
of Nov. .... Southamp. Nov. 16
Port Natal
Sicily
ruscant is, 15, & 25 of mo. Dover .... Nov. 1
Venezuela
Van Diemen's Land!
(see Australia)
West Indies

12nd & 17th of mo.

iSouthamp.

'Nov. 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

we and its Vicinity
gency of
County C

of the industrious el

1
very poor, there is at present on)
for less than six hundred, and p-actiL
sittings. The promoters of the new CI.
pose to provide additional means of attending upon the
services of the sanctuary, but they have resolved that the
ministrations of the Gospel shall be enjoyed - " without
money and without price." St. Paul's, Tranmere, is to be
exempt from the charge of pew rents--that modern method
of excluding the poor from God's "house of prayer for all
people." It is impossible for any devout Churchman to at-
tend the services at Birkenhead, and, in too many cases,
at Liverpool, where for the most part Churches are built
as a commercial speculation and pews are let at high rates„
without being pained at the almost total absence of the
working classess, or if a few stragglers are visible, they ar
huddled into distant corners, or placed on seats where t'
word " free" ostentatiously painted on the panels, sc:-._
imply that they are there by favour, or as objects of charity.
and not by right upon the principle of common worship
which the Scriptures so beautifully indicate--" There the
rich and the poor meet together, the Lord is the maker of
them all." By the proposal under notice, this scandal will
be avoided; an adequate endowment for the minister is to
be provided, and the seats are to be all free ; there is to be
Christian equality and fraternity, a bond of holy brother-
hoodpri japni e
sd unitynin
whichth ere' in conformity with the original
the Church of England is established,
and which earned for it, in less selfish and speculative days,
the endearing appellation of " the poor man's Church."
And surely it is most important, in times like these, that
the poor and less informed classes should be brought under the teaching, hallowing, and comforting influences of the
Divine precepts and promises, both in public ministrations and private visiting, with a frequency, we may
,almost say
a constancy, which no other institution but a Church thus
established can supply. Look at the numerous parish
churches scattered over the fair face of the country, scarcely
a village, from amongst whose trees you do not behold that
beautiful and heart-cheering sight, the "heaven-directed
" See those churches thronged on the Sunda
Y
rest discriptii

y Church a.ccommkSti

urch not on

with labour(
been trained in the

?f the ix

Sunday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

ROBBERY AT THE EMIGRANTS;

bed with stealing: a qu

bea:elothes and othe
Depot, at Birkenhea
Peter M'Evoy, Marc

) the Em

I Jane BroWn7-i
L-vice at the_
depot for some time, a
_ .
ed by the Doh

vt Al'Evoy

quantity of sheets and blankets were found, some-of
had been pledged, and some sold. A large stock of g

ced in the court, and identified by Mr. S
rty of J. S. De Wolfe and Co. Tb,
ended. Since then, fo'
nan, Mary Gorman, Luke

were ri
Ann (

,ur other n:

- ouni
Garman, have been apprehended, and more of the
property discovered. It would seem
come known, that a reeul

been pursued for sometime.
NEW CIIITECH AT TRANMEI

tifying signs of the times is the increased a..„
tible in providing additional schools for the instruc,
the ignorant, more houses of refuge for the destitute,
an enlarged extension of spiritual ministration. AnotL
encouraging instance of the good spirit now at work, is

ity pprcer

hibited in the commendable efforts whit

\of Tranme
the kind al
Cheshire

e making, (chiefly
ta,rden, the respected

supply

nd, nearly theArl

whom
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

ATANTED, a Small-Cargo S CREW-
STEAMER, from Six to Eight-horse power, to
carry from 35 to 50 tons Measurement Goods, over and above
her machinery; and when laden not to draw more than leven
feet water.—Address (stating price and all particulars cf Boat)
to Box T, 26, Post•ofiice, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

LIVERPOOL DINING &COFFEE ROOMS,
9, CABLE-STREET (near ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH).
COMMODIOUS ROOMS FOR LADIES.
Parties visiting this Establishment will find it the ,most
economical one in Liverpool. None but the best articles
supplied.—London Stout, Burton and Welsh Ales, &c. '
D. GOODWIN, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

TO THE BURGERaS OF LIME-STRITLT
WARD.
_ _

GENTLEMEN,-1 accept the invitation, which I have bad
the honour to receive from a-numerous and influential body
of the Electors of the Ward, to become a Candidate sit 'the
approaching Election, fora-seat in the Town Council, nature
of your Representatives.
The subject which at this period more particularly engages
the attention of the Council and the Inhabitants of the
Borough, is, the Improvements of the Town. 1 believe that
no part of the communit is more interested in this cluettion
than yourselves; not only from the central position of your
Ward, but oil account of its possessing so many places of
public resort, viz;:—the Theatres, the Concert Hall, St.
John's Market, the Railway Station, and St. George's Hatt.
To this subject your Representatives have given their best
attention, and have• supported those Improvements, *Arita,
in their opinion, arefirstcalled for, and which will be em-
bodied in an application to/Parliament in the ensuing€ession.
I take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks-for
the kindness and ,courtesy which I have received frormyou
during the twelve years I have been honoured with year con-
fidence.—l remain, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant,
JOHN B. LLOYD.
Exchange Alley, 20th October, 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

JAMES DOD, TAILOR AND ROBE MAKER,
13, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, takes leave to inform
the Clergy of Liverpool and surrounding Neighbourhood,
that he supplies Silk Robes, Surplices, Bands, Stuff Gowns
for Students, &c. Patterns of Material, and Prices, may be
had on application at 13, Lord-street. All Articles made on
he Premises.—Parcels delivered free by Railway.

IRON BEDSTEADS,
WITH
PATENT DOVETAIL JOINTS,
DELIVERED AT ONE HOUR'S NOTICE COMPLETE,
WITH
HAIR. MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &c.,
AT

BENJAMIN HIGGS'S
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

LIVERPOOL PILOTS.

WHEN the provisions in the Pilotage Bill were under
discussion by the House of Commons, in committee, an
objection was raised to the power given to the Board of
Trade to grant Pilotage licenses to masters and mates of
vessels, as far as concerned the Port of Liverpool, upon
the ground that the great difficulties attending the navi-
gation of the Mersey, owing to shifting sands, rendered
necessary an efficient body of experienced pilots, as well as
increased the danger to vessels navigated only by their
own officers. It was, however, a permissive, not a com-
pulsory, power, and the question of its exercise has now
been brought to issue. A correspondence has passed be-
tween the secretary of the Liverpool Steam-ship Associa-
tion and the secretary of the Pilots' Committee. The
former wrote to ask when their masters and mates might
be examined, so as to receive certificates as pilots, in
accordance with the New Pilotage Act. Mr. RowEA ND
replied that the Pilots' Committee did not intend to grant
licenses to any one not brought up in and intending to
pursue the pilot service as a means of livelihood, giving
as the reason for so doing that, in consequence of the very
great reduction recently made in the rates of pilotage,
they conceive that the only just ground of complaint by
the Liverpool steam-ship proprietors has been done away
with. The Steam-ship Association, it is said, intend to
appeal to the Board of Trade.

ELECTION OF ALDERMAN.

A RADICAL caucus meeting took place on Saturday, at
the Clarendon-rooms, with the view of choosing a candi-
date for the seat rendered vacant by the death of Alderman
Holmes. Mr. Robertson Gladstone was in the chair;
and amongst those present were Messrs. Hugh Hornby,
George Holt, Picton, Bradley, Fleming, Thomson, Langs-
dale, Godfrey, and Beckwith, and Messrs. Bigham and
Moss, who called the meeting. Messrs. R. Gladstone, H.
Hornby, and G. Holt, were successively applied to for
their consent to be put in nomination, but all refused, and
the meeting broke up without agreeing to any thing.
Yesterday, however, the attempt at opposition was renewed
in the Council Chamber, and the Mayor, much to his sur-
prise, was made the stalking-horse of the discomfited
Radicals. We need not say with what result.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-01

Investme.nts

100 Acres

about Three Miles front the Exchange; a Detached Country
RESIDENCE, near the Dingle, Toxteth-park ; Two DITTO,
at Seaforth ; One DITTO, Lodge-lane, with 45,009 Yards of
Land : and upwards of One Million square Yards of Building
LAND in various localities, in lots to suit purchasers.

To be LET, an excellent DWELLING-H61.1§4 at Seafortb,
and one DITTO__ in Deane-street, Edge-lane, with_ several

HOUSES awl SHOPS, in some Of the Principal Streets;
also, a few eligible OFFICES, in the New Range, Hackin's
hey.—Further particulars may he had on application to 47
Ranelagh-street ; or, No. 3, Hackin's-hey, Liverphol.

FrIVENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.—LOST
or STRAYED, from the neighbourhood of Caledonia-

street lana myrtle-street, yesterday afternoon, about' half- past
One, a Small Back and Tan DOG, of the "King Charles"
breed. Whoever has found' the same, and will bring it to No.
10, CALEDONIA-STREET, will receive the above Reward ; and
any one detaining' the same, after this Notice, will be pro-
secuted.
Dated Monday, October 31st, 1553.