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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

d Moor lane. Fore-street, ironmonzeri
William Reeves, Horseferry-road, Limel

Robert M

ton. ironmonge

William Rolf
James Churchyard, Sath:rland-terrace, Cold Harbour.lan
Brixton, carpenter,

Leyton, E

Alexander A
Holt. St Heler

gustus Mackey and Nathaniel James White

e.street. n

Stephen Wood

itc, Westmoreland place, Southampton street

Camberwell, auctioneer.
John.Marston, Birmingh,,
John Thomas, Aberdare, Glamorga,
David Gostick, Keighley, Yorkshire, aro.
Robert Parkins n, jun., Leeds, stockbroker.
John Knight, Birmingham, timber merchant.
Henry Leonard, Cheltenham, ironmonger.
Charles Taylor, Mit&ld. Yorkshire, common brewer.
Henry James Palmer, Wantage, Berkshire, grocer.
James Ullathorne, Spence -place. Brixton road, builder
DIVIORNDS.

am, surgeon

Dec. 11, E. Jones, Liverpool, ir,,nmonger—Dec. 15, E. Ro.
berts, Liverpool, corn merchant—Dec. 18, W. W. Penn, Liver.
pool, merchant—Dec. 18, G. E. Schultz and li. W Carr, Liver-
pool, stockbrokers—Dee. 11. J. Taylor, Liverpool, merchant—
Dec. 8, W. Worrall and R. Williamson, Liverpool, merchants--
Dec. H. W. Kirby, Liverpool, hotelkeeper—Dec. 17. J. Astley,
Manchester and Whitefield. Lancashire. nankeen manufacturer
—Dec. 11, J. A. Beaver, Manchester, cotton spinner—Dec g J.
Leadbetter, Manchester. merchant—Dec. 8. R. Barker, Man-
chester. di ti eeist —W. Baker, Manchester and Salf( r.l, plant rer
—Dec. 21. T. Lanzston. Manchester. sharehrokers—Dec 23, W.
Dunnett. Manchester. c mmission ag•ent— Dec. 22, J. Grundy,
Rarnsbottom, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer—Dec. 15, R.
Perry, Leeds, hatter.

CERTIFICATES

To be gra7.ted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the

day ormeetinc.
Dec. P. H. Cowie and J. Clark. Liverpool. merchar ts—T
11. A. Linley, Sheffield, she p shear manufacturer—Dec. 10
Kirkpatrick, Manchester. iron fcmuer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

ettrraturr.

IN 0 'l' I C E .

New ;

London

y in parl

) have been

principle

of a new

however

ing on the F

aland, in February, 184 G. By
' and 11. White, 24,

71 to remark upon the
irs of this colony—a

have been managed

the press of New

any, as an especial

has never re-

es of the British

was enabled so long

so many impedi-

r in New- Zeidand

hich his remon-

have been

work in both

ring the removal of

xpectation of hear-

immediate

measure enables

our readers, we

,ositian of affairs

n Fitz-Roy en-

nature of the diffi-

T during his period

Company is probably
husiasts

of land from the

privilege of pur-

ind, in return, they
,e it without expense

;x t parcelled

the tide of emigration
7

', it was

.nta was rather

ad been purchased

professing the right
le quite indisposed

d up possession

f broil and dissen-

th compelled the

se of procuring an

ndingparties,and

body of the settlers. Ac-
leclared an appanage of the

3ed upOn between the
called the treaty of
idered their fealty to

ndertook to see jus-
and claims equitably

ain Hobson, Captain

korship, and entered

his office, fixing his
nd. In doing so, be
the Company and its
her part of
r own

These are de-

ise and disappointment
wn of Wellington were

,o large to be sheltered,

rrow entrance

and appears to
'diate neighbour.
'posed, and inde-
; prospect for the

nt generation,

D- prevent a collision

1 the natives, which
ing. Of the state of

s visit to Wellington
• to allay t

e hostile
'hite and
!e settle-

would prove fatally

prosperit
:e of, peace

right principle,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

P. M'Shane, Dundalk. Ireland, cattle dealer—E. Mundy, Li-
verpool, house agent—S. Reading, Birmingham, hook and eye
manufacturer.

FROM TRF LONDON nAZETTR 09 FRIDAY.
PA RTNE RS II IPS DISSOLVED.
S. F. Higgott, J. Collins, and J. Wensley, Liverpool, bootma
kers; as far as regards J. Wens:ey—T and W. Hollins. Man
chest .r, commission agents—T. G. Horridge and T. H
Mane

eachers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
G. Watson, Gateshead, bookseller.
J. Pearnley, Windsor terrace, City-road, worsted stuff

facturer

S. Griffiths, Wolverhampton, wholesale druggist
P. Bury, Manchester, calico printer.
BANK ItUPTS.
Samuel Yorke, Cambridge, upholsterer.
Servals Jamar, Frith.qreet. Soho, London. cab:i

'a.place,

,dgeware

road, T.ondr,n, cabinet makers.
Alexander Denbolm, Queen-street, Stepney, linen drape►,
Edwin Bryant. Lime-street square, City, merchant.
John Varney, Clement's-inn passage, Clare market, London

grocer.

Charles Borer, Elliott's-row, Lower-road, Is:ington, London,
grocer.

Charles Goodwin, Great Guildford-street, Southwark, pli&
terer

Thomas Hall, Romsey Extra. Hampshire, common brewer.
Francis Perry. jun., Austin friars, London, merchant.
Thomas Sanderson, Leeds, corn factor.
John Ar.derton, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker.
John Bowker Dunkerley, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lanc,
shire, draper.
Charles Thomas, flivior. Montgomeryshire, grocer.
Mary Lem is Wait, Bristol, lodging-house keeper.
Richard Lea, Bewdley. Worcestershire, surgeon.
William Ostler, Sleaford. Lincolnshire, grocer.
George Atkinson, Bradford, Yorkshire,joiner.
William Carpendale, Kingston upon-Hull, jeweller,

DEZ,:DS

Dec 15, S. Moore. Liverpool, wine merchant—Dec. 15, R. F
Breed and W. Eccleston, Liverpool, merchants—Dec. 11, 1-1

Liverpool, merchant

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the

day of meeting.
Dec. 1!, W. Beamer. West Derby, lancaihire, joiner
J. S. Lyddon, Birkenhead, chemist and druggist

—Dec. 15
Dec. 14, C. C

MEETINGS 'OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL
Nov • _
HOUR
.. •

les Henry Purnell

District Court
Ditto.

24, William lmray (Ist

Dec. 4, Thomas Broady

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
Nov. 21, 1816.

ADMITTED
Small Pox

Medical and Surgical War
Lying-in Warda
Lock

29 i Relieved
6 I pied....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

the lug

..
able terms as formerly.
D. C. K. would particularly solicit the honour of a call—
whether with the intention of purchasing or not, as he is satis-
fied, on inspection, his Stock will be found to be equal to any
in London. _ . __ . _________—

....,,,---...
LADIES', MISSES, AND INFANTS' BEAVER BONNETS,
BOYS' SPANISH, POLKA, GRECIAN AND OTHER HATS,
ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE,
KINNEAR. SUCCESSOR TO WHITELEY.

OIL, ITALIAN, AND GENERAL GROCERY

WAREHOUSE

11. GREAT GEORGE-STREET,

UNDER THE ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS

MESSRS. PIERCE BROTHERS
beg to return their most sincere thanks to the
Inhabitants of Liverpool and its vicinity for the liberal
and increasing patronage they have received_ since

I Cnbelfiterthaettn4 land
abnotihneSreeallesregntdrill3duer
while
;11)ieletlit

Goods at moderate an reasonable prices. '------'
PIERCE BROTHERS have just received the
STOCK OF NEW FRUITS,

CONSISTING OS

PLUMS, in Plitin
FIGS, DATES,_&tc

nd Fancy Boxes, CiJRRANI
&c., with a lame Assortment

FRENCH FRU'

BOTTLED FRUITS or every aescnpuon.
POTTED MEATS AND GAME

OF VARIOUS SORTS,
With an endless Tarty oLPICKUS and SAUCE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

riicsday 24

Let, LOUIS.
COLLEY. 1

Le( (Ig. C

r and gra

JOSEPH LACON,

RI A younges

dtatber, of the Leeil

AUGUSTA SOPHIA
athcart.

ged 22, ELIZABETH,
NGTON, of Ha►tford,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

k:-,alis bp lurtion.

IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF MAGNIFICENT
PROPERTY.
,By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

and three fopowirig days,

at Twelve o'clock precisely each day, at their Rooms,-iii
Churth.street,
A S.PL END ID and valuable COLLECTION
OF
ANCIENT FOREIGN, AND OTHER PROPERTY,
of unrivalled beauty, including choice
SPECIMENS OF DECORATIVE FURNITURE,
Of Louis the 14th and 15th Periods,

among which Will be found fine Specimens of B6ULE CABI-
NETS, gorgeous LIBRARY and other TABLES, CLOCKS,
COFFERS &c. decorated with Or-mat, of the finest description,
TULIPWOOD AND MARQUETERIE CABINETS,
with rare old Sevre and Plaques of Porcelain, a magnificent
BONHEUR DE JOUR; Ladies' WRITING, DRAWING-

ROOM, and BOUDOIR TABLES

A MATCHLESS TABLE, of the rare old Florentine Mosaic,
4 feet 6 by 2 feet 6, most splendidly mounted,
A PAIR of Superb PIETRA DURA CABINETS,
CLOCKS and CANDELABRES, by Clodion and others, of the
_ .

highest chiss Of Art,
VASES, EQUESTRIAN FIGURES, &c.,
FLORENTINE BRONZES. SCULPTURE, and
CARVINGS,

rare old SEVRE and DRESDEN PORCELAIN, valuable
BIJOUTERIE and SILVER CHASINGS, GOLD and DRES-
DEN SNUFF-BOXES, Antique. GOLD
.IyATCHES, GOLD

CHATELAINS, and fine old FANS;

RARE OLD LLIIOGE EgAMEL PLATE, SALTS, AND
A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES,
_. by Peine, Ramond, John Cousins, &c.

fine old Cirved liory TANKARDS and FIGURES, by

Framingo.
RARE OLD CHASED SILVER CUPS, VASES,
and TAZZAS,
AN EXTRAORDINARY' FINE CLOCK,

7 feet 8 high, in rare Reisner Case, of elegant shape, mounted
in the richest Gilt Ormolu Enrichments, warranted to have
been the Property of David Garrick, Esq., presented to him by
the Duchess of Cleveland, a small Collection of PORTRAITS,
of the Cot

The whole of this Collection is the genuine Property of
Messrs. TowN and EMANUELL of 113, New Bond-street, Lon-
don, a-

sole to be vlew•ed on FRIDAY next, th

and SA-

TURDAY, the 28th instant, when descriptive CatalOgues may be
had.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On TUESDAY, the Bth December next,
.at One o'clock in the

subject to the conditions sale to be then produced, in the
following lots, namely,

LL that Piece or Parcel of Copyhold LAND,
rbv,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

led ALE

I. WRIGGI.ESWORTI
AND SPIRIT MERC
BROWNLOW-H ILL,
PROP

PS, CHANDELIER
IURG has great please

,ELIERS,
.ANTERM
ULE LAM
LAMPS, S
LABRA, &

Gas, 0:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We had not the smallest intention of copying the letter from
the Chester Courant, and never imagined that any member
of the board would write such a letter.
D. E. Z. must apply at the Excise-office. The expense is .410.
We have been compelled to postpone the excellent letter of
J. P. D.
The biting letter of " A Clod of the Valley" was received too
late.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

ALSO, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGES

All that Piece dr Parcel of LAND to the front of Marshall-
street, North Birkenhead, 75 feet 6 inches, bounded on the
north by land belonging to Mr. Laird, on the east by a new
street, 10 yards wide, on the west by Cleveland Hotel, belong-
ing to Mr. Robert Harknes, containing about 410 Superficial
Square Yards, together with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE thereon erected, which is known by the name of
" Cleveland Cottage."
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his Office,
Chester-street, Birkenhead, or to Messrs. FLETCHER and
II ULL, Solicitors, North John-street, Liverpool.

Rau Vtiblirattons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

-IVWA T S 0 N, in returning thanks to the
• Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of Liverpool and its
xT,.;„1,1,,,,,rhn0d_ for the increasing Patronage with which_ they

ment (
LADI

S' AND GENTLEMEN'S PROMENADE

AND DRESS BOOTS AND SHOES

present Season, to which he solicits their
sunnlvin themselves for the Winter, feeli

ison with any ti

DRESS
OPERA
Ditto,

Black (Warranted) real - KID - ROT

MENADE SHOES
Ditto

York Corduvan PROMENADE SH(
3 CLOTH BOOTS, Corduvan Galloshed
strong, good quality

) CLOTH BOOTS, Tipt and Vamped.
.
Ditto Ditto bee
LS' CLOTH BOOTS, Fur Lined and Bound.

S ' CLOTH BOOTS, Cork Soles
Ditto Ditto best quali
) Cloth Boots, Clump or Double Soled

middle sole, Warranted impervious tc
) FRENCH SPRING CLOGS

Ditto Ditto Leather Waist
Ditto Ditto Ladies' bests!
Ditto PATENT LEATHER PROMS.

GALLOSHES, Self-adjusting Spring!
IMPROVED INDIA RUBBER GALL(

S. CALF WELLINGTON WALKING BO(

ditto, alliihNeE BOOTS, of good
ditto, best
ditto. OXFORD and LACE SHOES

TO SPORTSMEN AND °THE]
W. WATSON has provided a select assortmer
and Hunting Boots and Shoes, of the most appr
_ _ _ cllnh rye hie frlor

the sports of the presen
These articles be►ng

W. W. also calls the attention of Equestrians to his
ANTIGROPELOS, OR RIDING BOOTS.
The great improvements which have been recently made i
the manufacture of these articles, as regards lkhtness, eleganct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

Observe th

at the Signe

f; this i

is written o
SERJEANT'S LO'
against Rheumatisi
bap. Sold b 1 the Prof

rernment Stamp.
le only effectual I

10-PLATE

atic Gout, Sciatica, a
C. SERJEANT, Nc

SPO(
lACHE

The astonishing 811CCE
of this external Medicin

five per Cent urine]
Also, AGENT
MANGLING MA(

cases, when the unhappy sufferer had despaired of ever
even the least relief, and this after the ablest advice ar

other means had completely fa
attention of the afflicted.

This excellent Medicine, so universally. esteemed,
tended with the least danger or inconvenience, and I
have experienced its happy and salutary effects sine
first introduced.

Sold by Pendlebury, Russell-street; Titherington
street; Hogarth; Great George-street; Fisher, Rol(
C,oupland, Parker-street ; Genard, Oldhall-street ; Pa
New Scotland-road; Neal, Scotland-road; Simpson, Scotland

road, opposite St. Martin's Market
Britten, corner of Dale-street and Haymark(
Homer-street ; Cox, Fox-street ; GMard, Richmond-re
Islington; Walker, London-road; Parry, Christia

Wagstaff, Great George-plat
Woodside•, Price, Wavertree

D WARES, in
)NS, FORKS al
TEA TRAYS

or the
HINES,
Machin

prices.
WASHING

WRINC

a unat- done to clothes, by -twisting iowringiii*e-w-eio-iit
undreds avoided,—and, finally, they are smoothed by the ma
it was cess in the very best manner. The whole Machine
pact as to take up little more than half the room of
Oxford: Mangle. It may be seen in constant use at the Nor
street pital, and in various public and private establishu
town, and at _

x, labour,

Et common

M
lIRGOAGT:O'
NaRRI
au-road;
th, Gr eat tiENERAL sr FURNISHINGIN HIGGS'
rsv; Low, WAREHOUSE
n-street ;
street ; Bruit' 46. LORD-ST

E T., , i
NEXT DOOR BELOW THE MERCORIVIA/heAi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

The objects of the Com

condition of British seamen,•the Directors are anxious, if pos-
sible, to divest it of the character of a Metropolitan Associa-

tion;anc

Proprietary and the sphere, of its operations, and have accord-
ingly reserved for distribution, at the principal Outports, a

Prospectuses, with Forms of Applications for Shares, may be
obtained from Messrs. CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, and CO.,
Fenwick-chambers, by whom any further. ,nformation that

may be required will lie afforded, but no application can he re
ceived after Wednesday, the 25th instant.

OPENING OF THE SHREWSBURY AND
CHESTER 'RAILWAY.
rpHIS RAILWAY was OPENED, between RUA
1 BON and CHESTER, to the Public; on WEDNESDAY, thi
4th November instant.
Trains' C A flm.; 9h. 35m

leaVe RUABON for .RESTER at 'i11...,
a.m. ; and at 12h. 30m. ; 4h. sm. ; and 6h. p.m.
Trains leave CHESTER for RuinoN at 011. 30m., and Ilh
30m. a.m.; and at 2h. 35m. ; sh. 10m.; and Bh. 15m. p.m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

'teams fivabigation.

CAMBRIA, for HALIFAX and.BOSTON.
ENGAGED GOODS will be taken. on MONDAY next, the 30th
instant, TUESDAY, the let December,- and until Ten o'clock
Forenoon on •WEDNESDAIt, the 2d December. No EN-
GAGED GOODS will be received after Ten o'clock on WED-
NESDAY Forenoon, the 2d December.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the
day of meeting.
Dec. I !, W. Beamer, West Derby, Lancashire. joiner
J. S. I.yddon, Birkenhead, chemist and druggist—De
Clancey, Chorlton•upon-Medlock, La

Dec. 15,

MEETINGS pr CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Nov.
24, Charles Henry Purnell (2nd)............ District Court, 1:
24, William Itnray (Ist) Ditto, 11
24, John Lester (Ist) Ditto, 12
Dec. 4, Thomas Broady (2nd) . Ditto. ;2

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
Nov. 21, 1816.

Fever and Small Pox
Medical and Surgical Warc
Lying-in \ards
Lock

0 Cured ..
!9 I Relieved

REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS

Fever and Small Pox
Medical and Snrzical

.1 Wards

Lying-in Wards
Lock

Consulting Physicians. Dr. Macror

Consulting Surgeon

r. Maculloch

Physician and SurgeOn for the week, Dr. Carson and Mr.

Davies
House Surgeon, Mr. T P. Grimsdale
Assistant.surgeon, Mr E. T. Watkins.
Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour.

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, NOT

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

SUNDERLA

S WHITNALI

MR. RYA

MR. JOHN

r'iiNo-FORTE-Mr

R. G. I, I
PARRY.

ide Gallery, Is. 6d

BIRKENHEAD

IS, "NATURE'S OWN CHILD
INFANT SAPPHO, who was
before her Most Grp'

bus Ma,

lULLC Ju I Czial,
; CONCERT, at the CRAVEN Roc
SPAY EVENING next, the 26th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

VIOLENT STORM

Liverpool ami its vicinity were on Friday visited by a
severe storm, which has proved destructive to property
on the seaboard especially, and, we yet apprehend, to life
in the outward channels. The previous day was fine, but
at night the barometer fell rapidly, indicating that atte-

nuation of the atmosphere which is almost invariably
followed by a gale. Those who have not seen the Mersey
lashed into madness by a storm, have yet to enjoy one of
the most striking spectacles in nature. The lovers of the
wild and the sublime crowded the pier-beads on Friday,
in order to contemplate the scene, even at the risk of a

About noon, at high water, the waves rose with terrific
power, for the wind at that time blew with greater seve-
rity than at any previous or subsequent part of the day.
The vessels at anchor in the river, many of them laden
with grain, were obliged to brave the fury of theelements.

ained the shock with comparatively 1

hers parted from their cables

arid two or three
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

ITTEATRE-ROYAL VILLIAIVIS-SQUARE.
Under the Management, of Mr. M. H.ON
SIMPS ON.

IRAND:INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS

HERR LEIPOLD'S ELITE TR
ARTISTES, THE BOHE
ERR LEIPOLD'S UN]
consists of Twenty-four Perforr

oupß OF GERMAN

iii:;11-V BAND.
EQUALLED BAND
ners, each being a master
iem composers of great
1 by competent judges to
a has never before in this

:ountry bee

included in dne Corps d
PROGRAMME OP C
ENT TUESDAY, Nov.

'e Musique.
'ONCERT.
24, and every Evening

THIS PRI

daring the we
PART I.

Overture—C
Ladies' Poll

William Tell)

Violin Conc

Vieuxt!inps

ncipal wind Marliano.

ent—Horr Grosse, on t

he I Gross, of the Band

Midsummer's Night's We
Ten Minutes' Int(

in China)... Marscheck,
Strauss.

T Rahleder) I. Labitzky

Chantal

meau)..Adaim

hang in the Prozramme
kY next the CONCERT w
tronaze of the Right Ho

-illy be Under-the Distin-
nourable the EARL of

Doors o'

Boxes, 2s.

RAND MORNING CONCERTS,

ROYAL AS,

HERR

lIAN BAND

gaged tt

our to announce that he has en-
nty-four Performers, eadi being
rid most of them being composers
y, and is allowed by competent

judges to be
in this coun'

7 7
on of talent as has never
n one Corps de Mu.vique.

OF CONCERT.
NOVEMBER 25

Will comer

;Oberon
Niolonc

Grosse, first Violoncello Player
. Grosse, of the Bohemian Band.
Kichler, Burghart, Oertl, and

Louis Maurer

Herr Sobeck

)VEMBER 27
FIT I.

grand Symphony in D, and
ncinal instruments.

';s' Interval.
rr 11.

1.1,11 k, •
Polka is now published, and
Much.
ra Frieshutz) Her Sobeck,—
George.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

D caricature.—Blackwood,

,els found occasionally in

Some persons suppose that they

—.anti at all times in .that liquid, when sought
tor with a microscope. This, however, is not the case.
It is only vinegar that has been kept some time, and
which has become bad, that gives birth to them. What
, will not live lone in good vinegar. This I
named on one occasion, when, on adding fresh vine-
'o some that had been given me by a friend full of
eels, their motions from that day became more and
e all dead.
eral weeks in the

is more, the

at's time they wer

,-- •
y to this, 1 had k

rought to et

eels are immersed in sweet oil

, or proof

lotions are much impeded, but vitality is

---fwas agreeably surprised
ate post that only one soldier drank
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

GREAT PROTESTANT MEETING

ENDOWMENT OF POPERY—DUTIES OF ELECTORS
riIHE next No. of the PROTESTANT MAGAZINE,
I published Ist December, price 3d., will contain full Re-
ports of the interesting and important Speeches delivered at
the Meeting of the Protestant Association on Friday Evening
November 6, by J. G. Gordon, Esq., the Rev. Hugh Stowell:
Rev. T. It. Birks, Rev. C. J. Goodhoot, and Dr. Halley, of Mc-
• • .. • • •

deira. Those friends who wish to have the Magazine, and have
not before taken it, are particularly requested to give imme-
diate orders through their Booksellers, that the Publisher may
know what• extra number may be reouired.
London : F. BAISLER, 124, Oxford-street. Price sd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

TAILOR, SHIRT-MAKER, AND OUTFITTER

WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET

the very liberal

mtronage he

ENCOURA(
has receiv

Liverpool and v icinity,
STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING,
purchased under the most favourable circumstances, and whict
he is determined to SELL OFF at such prices as must insure

confidence of his Consumers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

En lit .I.,cilb,

MO be SOLD, several splendid VILLA ".RESI-
DENCES, with Gardens adjoining, pleasantly situated it
a very genteel locality, and within two miles of the Exchange.
Apply to OCT. WATERHOUSE, Estate Agent, Exchange.,
street East.

TO CAPITALISTS.
TO be SOLD, several Plots of LAND, in the very
heart of the Town, suitable for the erection of Offices-,
Warehouses, &c.
For particulars apply to OCTAVIUS WATERHOASE,
Exchange-street East.

VILLA LAND ON SALE.
TO be SOLD, several desirable Plots of LAND,
suitable for the erection of Villas, within two or three
miles of the Exchange.
Apply to OcrAvi us WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street
East.

TO be SOLD, or EXCHANGED for RAILWAY
STOCK, valuable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, in Liver-
pool, amounting to about .00, and having nearly a century to
run, all well-tenanted, and paying a liberal Interest. Stock
would be taken in the Liverpool, Ormskirk, and Preston;
Liverpool, Bolton, and Bury; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and
Cheshire Junction, or, in short, any other authorized Line in

‘-• m,c llclsll ULF LII 'AMU. V/ Lt VCI
Apply to EDWARD JONES, 10, Basnett-street, Liverpool

MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, the GOOD-
WILL of and in a LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, in
healthy situation in the environs of Liverpool, with the License

anima ILLures, neer r.ngine, aria Liss Fittings,
with the Modern Household Furniture, Goods, Chattel
and Effects, row on the Premises.
The House contains a Cellar, Kitchen, on the Ground-floor
Dining•room, Sitting-room, Back-chamber and Attics. There
is a good Yard, with Two-stalled Stable, and space for a small
Brewery, or for the use of Cars.

gether
Stock,

-- ---
For filither particnlars address by letter, post paid, to BoxG
n IR_ Pnatt-nfMrda T hy.......",

ELIGIBLE DWELLING-HOUSES, PUBLIC-HOUSE, !AND
SHOP PROPERTY, BIRKENHEAD.
TO be SOLD, altogether or in Lots, by PRIVATE
TREATY, the range of PROPERTY fronting three streets,
viz., Beckwith-street, Vittoria-street, and Back St. Anne's-
street, Birkenhead, comprising an excellent Corner Pubiic-
house, now occupied by Mr. Crombleholme, Four Dwelling-
houses in Beckwith-street, Three Shops to Vittoria-street, with
the Cottages and Stables at the back, the whole at present pro-
ducing a Rental of .4437 per annum. Also, Six Dwelling-
houses fronting to Beckwith-street, and Six at tht. Back ; to
gether with Twelve Cottages to Back St. Anne-street, nearly
adjoining the above. Total Rental, .€390.
N.B. The corner Public-house will be Let or Sold separate, it
required.

}or particulars inquire of Mr. CROMBLEHOLME, Beckwith-
street, or Messrs. FORSHAW, BLUNDELL, and FORSHAW,
Sweeting.street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

ALMANAC GRATIS!!!

Cn Tuesday, the Bth December, we purpose presenting
to the purchasers of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD
a small, but unique and complete
PERPETUAL ALMANAC,
which combines in the smallest possible space (in
order to suit it to the desk) all the
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
of the ponderous Book and Sheet Almanacs ;
together with a
REVOLVING CALENDAR,
skewing, in large and conspicuous figures,
THE DAY OF THE MONTH,
and answering, in half the space, the double pur-
pose of an
ALMANAC AND DATE CASE.
The STANDARD ALMANAC will be printed in
colours, on card board.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.
Dec. R, TT. Cowie and J. Clark, Liverpool, merchants—Dec
11, A. Linley, Sheffield, she' p shear manufacturer—Dec.lo, R
Kirkpatrick. Manchester irnarmniipr

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review

unless cause be shown

to the contrary on or before Dec. 8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 17.

The quantity of Grain is good here to-day. Wheat met a mo-
derate demand at last week's rates. Fine Barley nearly main.
tains last week's prices, but secondary samples Is. per quarter
cheaper. Beans rather lower. Oats maintain their value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

For SALE,
/U.' The fine new Ship SOBRAON ;
.t,a4;l/4,. Length aloft 173 feet,
Exreme breadth • 33 feet 9zi inches,
- Depth of hold • 24 feet.
Registers 1024 old and 1280 new tons. This extremely sub-
stantial vessel was built in Quebec, under the particular in-
spection of the Surveyor for the Registry of Shipping ; is
constructed of the very best materials the country produces ;
is very handsome in model ; a large carrier, and sails exceed-
ingly fast; her fastenings are heavier and more numerous than
usual ; her outfit is ample, of the best Liverpool manufacture.
She has a full length poop, forecastle, and figure head.—For
particulars apply on board, in the Brunswick Dock, or to
HOLDERNESS and CHILTON.

G•RAVEL,
CLEAN SEA-BEECH, ON SALE.
RIGBY and SALKELD,
Atherton Buildings, Dale-street

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

birtbs,;(3larriagcs anb

BIRTHS

Lately, at Perth, the v

pvi (US. Both were females.
lived eighteen hours.
On the Bth instant, at Glenst
WM. PATERSON, coachman,
remarkable, both have one tooth
On the 17th in.,..... •

Rev. JaHN GARDNE
On the 22nd instant
daughter.

On the Bth u'tic

3n ofEDAViES,E

daughter of the 1

On the gth instant. at
LI, to Miss LOUISA LI
On the 11th instant.

RENCE HENRY PEEL, F
)f Aylesmore-house, and o
RINE MARIA, second dau

)N. Rector of Bough

r. Brown, Roman Cat

Church. Llanover.
'e,JOHN ARTHIIF

Ilrth Court and Trf
H ARLOTTE ELIZA I

't and A

On the 14th ins'ant, al
,ondon, Mr. WM. WRIGH

Ou the 15th inst

Rev. Mr. Overy, Itl
Castle. in this town.

the Cat
R. flour

LIAM WALKE

r of Mr. JAME
day, at St. DI

I Mr. ROBE-itT BUDDLE. R

Same day, at St. Philip's
M.A., Mr GEORGE CAM
Miss ELIZABETH [MLR(

7th inst

THOMAS BINNEY, r

BRADSHAW. of Hote

daughter of ROB

OWLES,

Same day, at St. George's Churc
Lieutenant-Colonel GEORGE EN
Leicestershire. to EMMA, eldest
WING, of Gray's-inn, and tlampsti
Same day, at the Collegiate Clint%
W. W. Johnson, Mr. ALEXANDI
Miss SARAH HOLT, both of Chorli

Same day
JAM

WILLIAM

both of Runcorn
day. at St. David'
OWEN HUGIFIES, Holyl,

Same dad•. at St. Philip's Chu
Mr. ANDREW NARRAMORE
STEVENSON.

Same day, at Paddir
M.A., eldest srn of th
daughter of the late Lieut.. Col. JOH

BAGOT, R.N., s
FREDERICA W
Sir C. BAGOT.

On th
Hughes

,e 18th instant. at St. Dav
, Mr. JOHN WHITE, mar

both of this town
On the Igth ins
Rev. T. Lowe, MI

to Miss JAN NET JO

ASHCROFT, Esq., solicitor, of t

Henry George Price, ikt
cousin of the bridegro

•erford, to MART

lACKAY, Esq., half-pay
On the 2lst instant, e
H IDLOW, mariner, to h
it St. Philip
WM. ROBI

JAMES, son of M
LINSON, of this town

SON, to N

DIED

On the 6th instant, at Fleetwood, aged 11, PITT,
JONES, Esq., secretary to the Preston and IN
Company.

s, MARGARET CHETSW

Same day, aged 4 mo
only child of Mr. N. LEE
On the 7tl. instant, at Kirkm

lovvay Mil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

LAM B, of Kelly

!onrt, t. PRul's

daughter of M. I3ER NA
Ilarehill

Same day
one of the n

gistrates for t

proprieta
Intelligeh

s well es his

CATIICA daughter of the late Earl (
On the I gth instant, in Norfolk•strect,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. N. MILL
Cheshire.

Same day, at the house of her son-in-I,
Esq., at Wavertree, in her gist year, Jd
HOUGHTON. Esq.
On the 2,th Instant, in Nether6eld-road, Everton, MARY
ANNE. wife cf G. KEMI'. E,q., surgeon.
Same day after a short illness, Mr. JOHN LYON, Salisbury-
street, Everton,
Same day, at the residence of her n7ece, Mrs. Worrall, of
Evertor), in her sign year, ALICE, only surviving, child of the
late WILLIAM PRESTON. Esq.. of Lancaster

law. P. W. Brancher,
ANE, relict of JOHN

Same day, aged 42, MARY ANN. wife of Mr. JAS. iIENTON,
of this town, and daughter of the late Jonathan Atherton.
"91 Mr. RICHARD KERFOOr, cabinet

Same day, aged

maker, Ch

On the list instant
URQUIJA RT, in:ant
H OTCIIP,ON.

,zed 3 months, ROBERT WILLIAM
on of Mr. INILLIAM CORSTON

BIRKENHEAD TIONICEOPATHIC DISPENSARY
EWEEKLY REPORT.]

New Patient
Old Patients.

th, Hon. Sec

TIDE TABU

N. I[i E (ill HOLYDAYS, ETC

' 4 45 1 5
Wednes 25 312
Thurs... 26 412 47 I 7
1 8
Friday.. 27 -6 23 632 '4 4
Saturday 28 641 7:71 " 7
gondsy .29 7 &4i -g 23 ;15 2 Advent Sunday,
Monday. so v 63 p23i16 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

DAMAGE'S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
_lt SOLUTION OF IRON. The well-known tonic proper-
ties of Iran have made it a medicine of daily application in all
cases of debility, produced by a poor and impoverished state of
the blood. _ _ . . • - •

THE SYMPTOMS by which this state of the system is
known are the following :—General weakness, languor, inapti-
tude to exertion, loss of appetite, imperfect digestion, flatu-
lence after taking food, a feeble action of the heart, palpitation
on the slightest exertion, cold hands and feet, irregular action
of the bowels, and severe headaches. _ _ . .

THE EFFECT of this of Iron is to act as a per-
manent Tonic. By strengthening and invigorating the sto-
mach and digestive organs, the appetite is not only increased,
but the food taken is 'properly digestd, the blood is made in
better quality and larger quantity, thereby the action of the
heart is increased, rendering the pulse fuller and stronger, aug-
menting the temperature of the body, and improving the tone
of the muscular fibre.
This Medicine is much assisted by using RAMAGE'S LAXA-
TIVE PILLS at the same time.
Sold in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. each, Wholesale and Retail, by the
Proprietor's appointment, at JOHN SANGER'S,x( Jones.Oxford-
street
M`Gu
,ffle, Priestley and may be procured of Carter, soii
Roberts, Ross and Co., Schole-
field, Trofighton„ W'agstaff, and all respectable Medicine Ven-
lc ihrLugl•Lut the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

Ly. at H

Same day.
YOUNGE, comedian

t his resit

Same da

RICITAR

in Chester Infi

Mr. WILLIAM

, .
EARNSFI A W, lay vicar in the Chester Cathedral cln
Same day, in Baker-street, after a short illness I
daughters to lament her loss, Mrs. LOVER, wile of J
Lover, who is In America giving his " Irish Even:
great success. _ _

MARY JANE, eldest daughter of

S COOP

r. M. NV H YTE

of St) re

2, on WI

St. Chad, in tt
vicar forgave the usual let
On the lath instant, at Edgba.ton
R. KEATING, Esq., for several yea!
Same d.iy. alto a short illness, aL_
LAMB, of Kelly's-court, St. Paul's•squa
Same day, aged to years and 3 months, JOSEPH LACON
youngest son of Mr. J. COOK--
Same day, in Slater

'tY, relict of th

Mrs. CATHERI

t. LOUISA

daughter of Mr. BERNARD COLLEY. late of I osenhall. Sal
Same day, at Barehills. Leeds, GRIFTIT. I WRIGIIT. Es
one of the magistrates for the borough of Leeds, and forme

etor, as well as his father and grand

her, of the

same day, at Cathcart-house, Lady AUGUSPA SOPHIA
CATH CA RT, daughter of the late Earl Cathcart.
On the 19th instant, in Norfolk•street, aged '22, ELIZABETH,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. N. MILLINGTON, of Hartford,
Cheshire.
Same day, at the house of her son.in-law, P. W. Braneker,
ESQ., at Wavertree, in her 91st year, JANE, relict of JOHN
HOUGHTON. Esq.
On the 2ath instant, in Netherfleld-road, Everton, DIARY
ANNE, wife of G. KEMP, Esq., surgeon.
Same day after a short illness. Mr. JOHN LYON, Salisbury-
street, Everton,
Fame day, at the residence of her n'ece, Mrs. Worrell. of
Everton, in her Sgth year. A Lir:E, only surviving child of the
late WILLIAM PRESTON. Esq., of Lancaster

Same day, aged 42, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. JAS. DENTON%
of this town, and daughter of the late Jonathan Atherton.
Same day, aged 79. Mr. RICHARD KERFOOT, cabinet
maker, Christ iau-street.

On the 21st instant, aged 3 months, ROBERT WILLIAM
URQUHART, Infant son of Mr. WILLIAM CORSTON
HUTCHIsON. .

BIRKENHEAD HOMEOPATHIC DISPENSARI
[WEEKLy REPORT.]

New Patient,
Old Patients.

................... Physician, Dr. Norton.—Chatles Smith, lion. See

TIDE TABLE

HOLYDAYB, ICTC

Nov h. m. ___—_.h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday 24 2 150 245 12 5
Wednes. 25 312 34: ts S
,Thur5...,26 412 447 :4 8 •
. Friday.. 27 6 t.,3 6 3 14 4
Saturday 28 641 14 , 7
tmda ,_ ,
Monday. St' sSS 920 15 10
fily .29
7 Ut'• ass is '1 AdVeat Sandal'.
1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

DIED

On the 17th instant, at Tunbridge Wells, aged fig, much re-
spected, ANN, relict of the late GEORGE WALKER, Esq., of
Chalk Lodge, Cheshunt.
On the 22d instant, aged 68, MARY, wife of LAWRENC
FROSTE, Esq., and daughter of the late Rev. James AtcherleY►
of Shrewsbury.

LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1846.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
TUESDAY MORNING

EVERY

JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of Ss. Grove-street, and
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford.street.
At No, 4, ST. GROROll'il CRUMP LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

CARLISLE MARBLE WORKS

THOMAS and JAMES ,NELSON beg. to inform
Architects, Builders, and the Public in general they have
on hand an extensive Assortment of MARBLE CHIMNEY
PIECES, MONUMENTS, WASHSTANDS, BATHS, SLABS
for FURNITURE, HALL PAVING, and every description of
MARBLE WORK, finished in superior style by powerful
Machinery.
The Trade supplied on liberal terms. -
N.B. Designs sent to any part of the Kingdom.
Carlisle, October 90, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 20.

In the early patt of the week there wasagoOciilema7d for
Cotton, both from the trade and speculators, but during the last
few days the inquiry has been limited, the busine,s for specula-
tion being small. Prices of most descriptions are id, lower du-
ring the fortnight. Speculators have taken 11,390 American,
and exporters 650 American and 300 Surat. 1040 Sea Island and
Stained, and 900 Egyptian were offered by auction to-day, of
which 350 only of the former found buyers, at prices id. to Id.
lower than the previous currency.

ACCOUNT OF.SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,

From the 13th to the 20th Nov., ir.clusive,

Prices paid I mra
'in the week. This Wk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

53. TEA

of which they have a large Stock, being-part-of one
the finest imports of this year; and, being particul
nnlv the primest chops without consider

in seiecung
tion as to price, all would do wisely in making lar
and early purchases.
Orders from the country, making up an invoi
amounting to £2, and accompanied by a Post-WE

Omer for fat am oiint,• will
to any part of the Kingdom
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

Four. ditto

Four ditto ditto 1835
Five t!itto ditto 1841
Four ditto ditto 1842

EXCHANGE

Rs. 1(

88 to 90

The rate on Englandh;;;one,vlat advanced since our
last, and may be quoted to-day at .Is. 111 d. to Is. Md.
for bills at six months, and Is. ICd. for drafts at 30days'
sight. On Calcutta the rate at 30 days is 99-k rs.

PO RTUGA L

FOUR DAYS LATER FROULISOON

The Polyphemus, steam-sloop of war, Commander
'Cleverty, arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday evening,
in four days, from Lisbon, with despatches for government.
The city was quiet. No action had taken place, up to the
16th, between the Royal forces, under Saldanah, and the
insurrectionists. In fact, an impression prevailed that
the belligerents would take the advice of Colonel Wylde,
and settle their disputes without an appeal to arms.
The story about the America frigate's disaster at Oporto
is altogether discountenanced by this arrival. Though
eight days, and more, had elapsed, nothing had been heard
at Lisbon as to such a disaster; it was pretty well known,
indeed, that a ship of the America's tonnage—a cut-down
74—could not get over the bar of Oporto.
Sir William Parker's squadron was at anchor in tte
Tagus on the 16th. The force consisted of the Hibernia,
Trafalgar, Superb, .Albion, Rodney, Canopus, Rattler.
Cyclops, and Phoenix. The Nautilus bad got under weigh,
just as the Polyphemus left, for Oporto, but anchored at
Belem, on account of adverse wind.

RATHER IMPRUDENT.—The Mercury complains of
what he considers the numerous portraits of the Rev.
Hugh M‘Ne le. All eminent men are liable to the im-
pot tunities of artists and friends, anxious to possess their
portraits. One of the editors of the Mercury—perhaps
the writer of the paragraph—hes himself been honoured a
few times in this way ; and with great consideration for
the public, allowed 'various of his portraits to be exhibited
in his own shop window, when extraordinary potatoes,
curious turnips, and other kindred productions of nature
have been scarce.

LAMPS.—Messrs. Kurtz and Keightly are
disposing of the %hole of their slobk of lamps, and as
the improvements they have made in them, render this
light equal to gas, they are admirably suited to subur-
ban residenrs.

THE INFANT SAPPHO.—This interesting child Ls&
been engaged to sing at the Adelphi Theatre this evening
and Friday, in conjunction with the Tyler•Familv, and on.
Thursday evening they will give a concert at Birkenhead.
We have frequently spoken of the extraordinary powers
possessed by this child, who is truly "nature's own child
of music."

A 'NIGHT IN THE EMERALD ISLE.--This excellent
entertairpent, which has been so hiAbly spoken of by the
leading Provincial press, will be repeated on Wednesday
' and ,Friday evcnings nest. Mrs. Phillip is 11, t (ally a
talented vocalist, but she possesses a power of elootttion
andivitacity of description that renders her entertainment
both pleasing and intellectual.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

order to

he pon

and Sheet

together t

DAR,

MONTH

ATE CASE

It be printed in

BENTS

priety of dr
borough, La

the imp

gardly spirit toi
We have

L4Juut

find tt

the letter from

tanbarb

NOV.

24, 1846

,he suggestions which
-I respect to the pro-

the magisterial business of the
en received in a proper spirit;
that amount of attention, which

No nig-

'arils Mr. Rus

m prompted us.
inst his administration

nothing to offer a

of the publi

any proposal to in
feel, howe%

commend is
that the press

Lions b

fear, have I

dilections t

conside

nd has

sured that t

r cour

no wish to obstruct
remuneration. We
course which we re-

to pursue; and
adoption. Before

:, to state more

'e urge our pro-

rief reply to some objec-

❑as been met, and which, we
ipted more from personal pre-
Er. Rushton than by a proper

It is urged by the Mercury that. the Stipendiary's
rving for the immense
led upon to get
it the same time it is admitted that to
1, the appointment of an-
establishment of another
Obviously, our
would go with us in our proposition
)f the way. But

mporar
Mr. R

ri grounded by his friends ?
hat he himself has put for-
roon the fact of his increased

1 incr

We admit the

hould have an adequate
We purpose, however,
to decrease those duties; to bring them within the
compass of one man to discharge. We think we
shall be able to show that even with the reduction
e will be sufficient for a talented man to
stisfactorily to himself and the public ;

proposed, th—
discharg(

and to allow him to earn
_1 1 I

creased s

t the same time, an in-

should be far from entertain-

public officer so im-

town such as Liverpool, in an unworthy
remuneration for his services.
Mr. Rushton should have more
leisure ? Possibly, the latter is
ldid opinion would no doubt be
idv more work to do than he can

position asresßec

but is it wished tha

pay merely, or more I

the case.
that he h

get through
himself

ith comfort and perfect satisfaction to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

~:

t~

AND GENEP

COMMERCTAL

HEARTS RESOLVED AND HAND S PREPARED,THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1846.

TIVE THOUSAND OSTRICH FEATHEI
I OF ALL COLOURS FITTING FOR THE SEASON
NOW SELLING OFF, _

Al Prices from Is. 6d. to Is

MRS. GIRVAN'S,
15, BOLD-STREET ARCADE.
FEATHERS CLEANED and DYED with French Dye

GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOAK, MANTLE, FUR
STRAW & VELVET BONNET WAREHOUSE.

JELLIOTT invites the attention of Buyers to his
• EXTENSIVE STOCK OF

FLANNELS, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS,
FURS, CLOAKS, AND MANTLES.

Willows, Doll Heads,

DAY, and following days, some large lots of DRAPERY
will be offered for sale, at EXTRAORDINARY

0 U S

11. G. IRELAND,
OF 92 , BOLD-STREET.
IN again inviting the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity to an Inspection of his_

;eason, cannot do so without ex

upport he has received for the last seven yeirs • and,
dy return in his power for such distinguished and un-
Nitronage, he respectfully announces his determina-

so that it shall be utterly
IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE

not being a Manufacturer
SELL AT THE PRICES HE CAN AFFORD.
ig by this means greatly to increase his trade, he has
e precautionary measure of enlarging both his Manu-
and Retail Premises, so that they shall be equal in

.meat in thelingdom.
rther inducement to visit his Establishment, H. G. I,
ay that he has every novelty that has yet appeared in
)politan or Parisian circles, in every kind of Fur, in

f REAt SABLE, he was fortunate enough to
imself very largely at the time of a considerable fall in
ins ; so that he can offer all Sable Goods at a reduction
t year's prices of 20 per cent. He wishes to impress
t he has two principles to carry out—to do business
bly, and to please his customers ; so that any article
.d, and not approved, can be exchanged,
,TERATIONS and REPAIRS it will ever be his study
s much pains as if they were new, and never to trust
other than the most clever artizans the trade can pro-
Ling care every thing is done under his own surveil-

N EVERY COLOUR

CHEAPER THAN EVE!

MINTON'S

riety of FANCY YORKSHIRE, S(

N PLAIDS, and other DRESSES, are

are offered for (

)n the LOWEST

-lAWLS, MAN
stablishment w

RTANS

le of every description of SH
ISH CLAN TARTANS, and I

s-succeeded in this the I
ntry will be able to be
that they have fully app

trchasea now regularly
lON and ECONOMY

'our, or half a dozen at
terials of VELVET,

once, if
SATIN,

ma ma
tTAN,
f Fashi4
rhich n

I in the various qualities
SCOTTISH CLAN TAR

CENTRAL ESTABLISHMENT,

-21
-
,

ADVERTISER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

eet hit, 1
PER, E q.

y. at the West

ADSHA W. of Fiotel-str,
❑eiter of ROBERT KNO
Bolton.

Georre'm
net GEOR(

NG, of Gray's-inn

at the Colic

SARAH HOLT
Mr

me day, at St. Di
EN HUGHES, H

N , sea .r

BAGOT

4r. JOHN W

T. Lowe, Mr. THOM
Fs JANNET JOHNS

H ATTO

the 2St inst
)LOW, marine

JAM]
LINS

)n of Mr. A M. ROE

ON, of O.

On
JON
Comp
Same d

the 6th instant, at F

S, Esq., secretary

only eh?
On th,

7th ins'

JAII/41FS BRETT. T
round the town the
Ms death was stuale
usual health, and, v
expired.

AINSCOUGH, v c
On the 10th inst

the patent knitting machine
Same day, at the Vic4ral

Mr. GEORGE

four Sunde

Same es

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>neer, cf this town.

Same day, in hie 4
cooper.

On the 14th instant, at his seat. Co
year. the Hon. SAVILLE HENRY
late and uncle to the present Earl of
Same day, at h;e residence, Kirkda
HALSALL WOODWARD.
Same day, at Nottimrharn

father of Mr. Thomas Parley. or this
;Same clay, aged P years. INA TIELL
of the late Mr. JOHN MARTIN.

Tame day, at his residence, in Woo
JOSEPH BI.EASE
Olt the :.sth it
GUTRIDGE, fur e
of the Misßes Colt

ant, at Green

from a favourite dog. which he was h
Same day, at Mansfield, in his gist
FIURST. Esq,
Same day, in Paris
restaurateur of that na

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young. I have passed
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St. Chad, in that town,
vicar forgave the usual I
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R. KEATING, Esq.. for
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

By the same Author

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The Sixth Edilion,

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MONTPELIER PARK, WALLASEY.
ON SALE, in Lots, suitable for Double or Single
Villas, LAND in this highly eligible situation, command-
ing Views of the Welsh Hills and Sea Channels of the Mersey
and Dee.

'arty Acres, laid out on a si

to that of the Private Parks in the 'neighbourhood Wilie Me-
tropolis. The Tenure is Freehold, and the salubrity' of the
locality is well known.

For Plans and Conditions of Sale apply to C. E. LANG, Ar-
chitect, Bridge-street, Birkenhead ; or to J. 0. WATSON,
Liverpool.

BIRKENHEAD.
o be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY,
BUILDING LAND, in Lots suited for the Erection 01
one or more Houses or Shops, situate in 'the principal streets
and thoroughfares of the Township Also, LAND, contiguous

eligible

to the Docks, the Dock Company's Warehouses, and the'New
Passenger and Goods' Railway Stations, at Bridge-end, suitable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24

LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 17

The quantity of Grain is good here to-day. Wheat met a mo-.
derate demand at last week's rates. Fine Barley nearly main.
tains last week's prices, but secondary samples Is. per quarter
cheaper. Beans rather lower. Oats maintain their value.