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

LIVERPOOL .INFIR

DISCHA KGED : In-patients cured, 20; Relieved and at own
queit, 6; Made Out-patients, 1; Irregular, 0; Dead, 3.
.DMITTED in-patients, 25; Out-patients, 6; Casuals during
:le week, 9; Rernainin4 in the Honse,l97.
Consu brig Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; HouseSnrgeon,Mn.

APClieane ; A
tors, J. Lon-

y, Mr. 6eorke'Padley; Hous
Rev. J. B. Monk, Fsqrs. ;
I. Richard Gibson, Treasure

lain, Rev. W. Blanc

TORTHERN lIOSPITAL, JAN. 30. WEEKLY REroxr•

ADM ITTE D : Accidents, 24

dical and Surgical Cases upon.

ISCHARGED:Sured, 16;

.eiieved and at own requ
rregular, 1 ; Died, ti; I

Sutgeon, LViUiain Gill,
_l s

Mr. W. Haines
1, Rev. Wm. Hu

Lsq.; Char
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

;rn from

that the

arming a

1 House
by cut-

Arednes-

viaduct

rage is

e of the

di .take
'he first-
eond to

ratifying

4"ednes-

auction

atate the
are now

is equal

Lent has
The ex-

at the

PPE R I

DIVAN
not only
ire of the

I style, is!
splendid
Shilling.
ices from

tude andi
ler it the

the pro-I
acbeth'si

iety, oil

a caterer

ABLE

)n, Beef
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

GOODS by the above PacketsjiliTßEATO PAYING

405., will in future only 30s. per ton.
ditto itto s's. ditto.
ditto ditto 208. ditto.
dit ditto 15s. ditto.
To insure punctn in sailing, no Goods can be received
after the 24th of each month.
These ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city
of New York, and for strength, beauty of model, punctuality
and swiftness of sailing., as well as for extent and comfort of
cabin accommodations, are not surpassed by any in the trade,
and their commanders are men of, great experience.
The rate of Cabin Passage money isTWENTY-FIVE POUNDS,
for which all stores will be found, except wines and spirits,
which can be had of the Steward, if reoutred.—Annly to

THOMAS atuf.loS. SAKI:Wand Co.
Freight by these vessels to be collected in New York at the
rate of 4 dollars 80 cent to the pound sterling.
PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS

Bailing on the 12th of every Mouth.

SUSQUEHANNA, A. TiTRLItY
,(7 600 tons.. 12th Feb.
WYOMING, (new ship,).l.W.Mr Ea N 1100 tons.. 12th Mar.
SARANAK, (new ship,) F.. TunLof 1000 tons.. 12th April
MONONGAHELA, I'. Jot( us,,te 5OO tons.. 12th Al ay.

for this

These vessels are all of tbifirst class, built expr
line, and comnine everyAbality to render them safe and ex
ditious‘conveyancesfof goods, and they are furnished with
spacious and elegant accommodations for passengers. The rate
of Passage in the Cabin is fixed at TWENTY POUNDS, pas-
sengers finding their own wines and liquors. These Packets
will take advantage of the steam tow-boats on the Delaware.

+4;inei.irepunituality in sailing, no Goods can be received
after the 10th of each month:--For terms of freight or cabin
IPensitge apply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

H. LAFFER AND CO.,
54, LORD-STREET,
SUPPLY READY-MADE CLOTHING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, suitable for every class of Purchasers, and
adapted to all Seasons and Climates, on the most
REASONABLE TERMS
And the Quality and Make of their es cannot be excelled.
FOR THE BESPO EPARTMEN'T,
CUTTERS, of first-rate t , and many years' practical ex-
perience in London sewhere, by whom a most exact and
fashionable fit is insured ; together with Clever Workmen, from
London and Paris, are employed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
JUSTLY APPRECIATED AS BEING MORE WHOLE-

SOME THAN FOREIGN WINES, AND AT HALF
THE COST. -
?Trim greatly increased dem-'lroutrhout the
Kingdom for STIVENS' Tr :within the last six
months, is a sufficient guarani r its superiority "above all
others."
Always ask for STIVENS' GREEN GINGER WINE, and
notice the Signature of,John &kens and Co." on the label
covering the neck of-eitch Bottle, without which they are mere
imitations.
MANUFACTORY, TEMPLE-STREET, BRISTOL.
Branch Establishments, 102, DUKE-STREET and HENRY-
STREET; LIVERPOOL, and 3, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury,
London.

out the Kingdom; and in Liverpooj b yob.
75,
Sold Retail by Grocers, Chemists, andb Confectioners,
ji.oloie,orbs,dtvhirlloeu,g7hB-,
Paradise-street ;
Bold-street; Messrs. Barker and Do
Chesney,Messr s . 'Mannl, co nainmduCt
artoi sotbh: sr
0- awi t
,e
'lss
fibPgtasrokne;r-Asitrree.
Thomast;l%.lr. Jamesc._ba_t
Jamea'a-street, 34, Mill-street, and 209, London-road , • Messrs.
n'an, 1, James-street, St. George's ; Mr. Henry Paris, 26,' S .
ichmond-row; Mr. P. Bassford, 131, London-road ; Mr. T. .
John Tyler and Co lO7, Loudon-road; Mr. Thomas Gilbeg,
Syers, 16, Ranelagh-street; Mr. John Roberts, It Fairclough-
lanet Peinhroke-place • Mr. John Birch, 74, Islington ; Mr.
William Titterington, 'llanelagh-place ; 'Mr. John Dear, 151,
London-road ; Messrs. Doubleday and Co., Byrom-street ;
Messrs. Francis Stephen and Co., Great Homer-street ; Mr.
F. B. Sykes, tipper Parliament-street; Mr. William Holmes,
100, Richmond. row ; Mr. E. Jardine, 36, Oxford-street Mr.
J. Deatith, Mount-pleasant ; Mr. M. Mark, 3, James-place; Mr.
M. M`Divitt, Park-road ; Mr. W. W. King, Soho-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

Emprrial iiaritaintitt.

tory of the intentions of government as to transportation.
I lie was not prepared with any definite plan
_at present as

- -
7
to the summary conviction of juvenile offenders.; but with
HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAY. .
respect to the disposal of them after conviction, informs-
The standing orders having been suspended, the Corn
Lion would be afforded in thepapers to be laid before the
Duties and Navigation Laws Suspension Bills were read
a third time and passed. 'house.
•
Lord LANSDOWNE then made a statement of the go- ' On the motion of Mr. FIELDEN, leave was given to
vernment plan in regard to Ireland, similar to that of the'bring in a bill to limit the hours of labour of young per-
sons and females in factories to ten hours a day.
premier in the Commons. nivpn i-,,,inw '

- Lord STAND
but recommend

In answer to a question by Mr. PouLtrr SCROPE,
Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that in the proposed mea-
sure, with reference to the extension of the Irish Poor
Law, he believed thit provisions would be made'to ensure
relief in case the boards of guardians should refuse it, and,
if necessary, a specific clause should be introduced for
that purpose ; as to mendicity and vagrancy, he admitted
that it was an important subject, and although further le-
gislation was required in the matter, the government had
no bill ready. -

the additional burthens on I
should fall not only on the I

received benefiigotn7th7iin;
'vances on rood securities should

panie,s

The motion N

HOUS

Lord J. R

HOUSE OF COMMONS

the remedial mel
after alluding to t
Ireland, that the

THURSDAY

Sir H. DOUGLAS presented petitions from the Mayo
and Corporation and from the Select Vestry of Liverpoo
against the Poor Removal Act.

viestion, Lord J. RUSSELL stated that

r of labourers has in-
ist to 440,687 in De-

int they were stated at

ty thousand ; and, at

it but that the number

expense of employin

they w

labour

on the f

ters, and

❑t, he might
ition to the

NAME
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

Inns, as they tend to prinnote

remove viscid pl
Cough they are

FOr the speetly. cure of the 1k

—• a a-.75a 1111.13 e
WllO are troubled
with that unpleasant tickling in the throat, which deprives them
of rest night after night, by the incessant Cough which it pro-
vokes, will, by taking one dose, find immediate relief : and

, 4s. 6d,

aulu at. ,47 iiiverpooi, In 1.5 G..
and Family Bottles, equal to five small, lls.
PRIESTL EY'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
Prices is. Lid. and 2s. Pd. per Box, duty included. These Pills
will prove highly efficacious in Bilious Complaints, Scorbutic
Complaints, Affections of the Nervous System, Lowness of
Spirits, Palpitation of the Heart. Rheumatic Pains in the Head,
Limbs, and other parts of the Body ; Oppression of the Chest,
Indigestion, Redundancy of Bile, Dizziness of the Eyes, Violent
Pains in the Temples and across the Forehead; impaired
Memory, Sick Headache, Tremulous Action of the whole
Frame, Restlessness, and Frightful Dreams, Stuporifie Dozing,
Flatulency, Costiveness. &c.
Sold by all respectable Chemists, Stationers, and Patent
Medicine Dealers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

It is true the

a compulsory rating

-ernment donations are avail-

ie its own administrator

at, will never be
, to save the pay-

ninish the necessity f

We have therefore
rnment aid alone

much is to bi

drawn from the owners and occupiers of property
1 Irelond,.and how much from the. tax-plyers of

;ell that

grants

.ntkfroms

soap, their tea, and

ware of the difficult character

Reverend gentleman in question has
the present temper of the Irish people is a favom
ableone for the introduAion of a saving-knowledge

stated that

amongs

Irish Society, for the

lern; an(
nil in ...,

3urpose of providing an ad-

itional number of Scripture readers to-minister
in that country. His inducement to take this step,
we believe, was based upon the statements con-
tained in some able letters from Ire
ties, or contra - I Rev

by the

Alexander Dallas, published in the Nor ning
Herald, in which it was represented that the masses
there were exhibiting an inquiring spirit with re-
spect to Scriptural matters, which it was desirable
should be promptly met. There was no intention
as presumed by Lord Brougham
of the distress of Ireland. or of t

, to take advantage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

LEEDS CORN MARKET, JANUARY 26.
We are moderately supplied witn grain to-day, particularly
Barley. We have had a limited demand for all articles. Wheat
Is. and Barley 3s. per quarter cheaper. Oats and Beans the
turn in favour of the buyer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 1.
We have had a larger supply of Beasts at our mrrket to-day
than last week, the principal portion of which was sold at fully
our late statement. The supply of Sheep was smaller, which
met with dull sale at a decline in price. Beef, sd. to 64d. per
lb.; Mutton, Cxl. to el.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

all Who by age. or i

3 ins for relief iand nearly

aanity, are clamouring
Such, my friend, is our
oup shop, for which I

submit to your consideration my .de-

liberate views on the ultimat
of ti

alts, by God's bleising,
. Ireland contained at

present appalling

lowneement of o

trial an immense mass, of
compacted together by the

poor and uneducated' pair
closest 'bonds of 'lpolitical

.ecclesiastical -union

mass was accumulating a
of half a million

.t,e, I have been assured,
aniNtly impenetrable tc

were continu

ening its influence, and- sapping the antagonist System of
our Protestant -Church.— God only knows what would
have been the issue; h..ad Be -not broken up the whole
system by the destructi< In of the Isotato crop—never again,.
I trust, to be -mix stapl e food; now the very people- SG
trained are ranged on t•-be -same side with the benevolent
Protestants, lay and cli ,nical, -whom they were taught to
consider hostile -to then n. improvident marriages must
cease ; industrious babi is -supersede idleness ; good food,
green • crops, Ice., must hencoforward be cultivated and
enjoyed • alt' 'instead )f<malting Ireland a mere tool of
party, all parties must mitt in -raising • her immediately to

an eialtea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

LIVERPOOL CHARITABLE SOCIETY,
FOR VISITING THE SICK AND DISTRESSED AT THEIR

OWN DWHLLINGS.
IHE TREASURER begs to acknowledge the
following ADDITIONAL DONATIONS :

.W s. d.
Messrs. Bailey Brothers and`Co., per Courier-office lO 0 0
'G. H., Chester-street . • ...-T----, ' 2 2 0
E. Tuton, Esq., annual . . 1 1 0
William Titheringten, Esq. -
0 0
Ditto, being a collection al- e annual dinner of the
Sandown Park Propeetary
Mrs. Perry, per' Reyri. D.'Stewart ' 1 0 0
R. H. Sherlock, Beg. . 3 '0 0
The Chatham Debating,. Society
William Steel, Esq 1 .0 0
John Wood, 1444 1 0 0
The half of a Cellection,at St. John the Evangelist's .
Church, iltnie-streft, by Rev. Henry H. Higgins 40 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

TO DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS.
WANTED, a steady,_„.active YOUNG MAN.
Apply at RODE ,en ROBERTS, Warwick House. 8,
Mill-street.

AGENCY.

A HOUSE, of long standing in the City of London,
might feel disposed to take an AGENCY from a Con-
cern of respectability: independent of their own long-estab-.
lisbed Mercantile Business. Tba...Prernises are extensive, dry,
well-built Warehouses, & 3tfthe heart of the City. References
beyond all doubt, as-tT respectability and means, will be re-
quired and given.
Address (pre-paid) X.Y.Z., Messrs. J. and T. DAVIES,
Soli-
citors, Coleman-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

THE DIAMOND CARCEL LAMP.
THE BEST LIGHT HITHERTO PRODUCED.
The CARCEL LAMP is used in all the palaces in Europe; it
burns oil, but is free from all the imperfections of ordinary oil
lamps ; burns from sunset till morning without attention ' • is
so simple it cannot be mismanaged ; no cleaning required for.
years if the Patent Sperm Oil is used in it.

PATENT SPERM OIL.
This excellent Oil, only ss. 6d. per imperial gallon,-is 'bright
as crystal in the coldest weather, and will burn in every de.
scription of oil lamp. The great expense-Sperm Oil (usually
charged 88. per gallon) can now be_parthsed with at pleasure;
the Patent Sperm Oil is more pm; and lasts longer than real
Sperm, and creates no dirt in,the lamps like Fish Oils. Lamps
burning it do not requirkthaning for years, and, being so pure.
four gallons go as fn.as five gallons of any common oils,—so,
in reality, the.PateeSperm 011 is cheapest.
The DIAMOND CARCEL LAMP may be fitted to any other
Lamp Pillar now in use, at a cost of 215., (exclusive of Glass,)
and to prevent disappointment, the money will be returned for
any Lamp not approved of within one week.
To be had only, and seen burning daily, at
BENJAMIN HIGGS'
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD-STREET,
NEXT DOOR BELOW TIIE MERCURY-OFFICE,
Who is appointed AGENT for the PATENTEES.

ALSO, ON SALE, •
THE PATENT OLMSTED STOVES.

ANTHRACITE COAL, burning without Smoke or Soot.

WASHING, WRINGING, AND MANGLING 'MACHINES,

Every Article in FURNISHING IRONMONGERY warranted,
and at greatly REDUCED PRICES.
Terms—CASH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

complete, with

By Mr. PORTAS,
TO-NIORROW, (Wednesday), the 3rd, and THURSDAY, the 4th
.h.Anetion

Mart, 75, Lord-street, •
THE Remaining STOCK of a CABINET MAKER,
comprising
.Cabinet Furniture, Brussels and Kidder.
ininster Floor Carpets, Chimney and Dressing Glasses, Raga•
cabinet Piano-fortes, in Rosewood. a Supe I

?)Vießn' ,n.,' --
an Ei,
frmv Case, &c. &c. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

Company, or

Sir Benjamin Heywood and Co., or the 31an
chester and Salford Ban)
15th of February next

on or 1

knd the several Pro
Ire required to pay such Call ac

chairman.
CHAS. LAWRENCE, Deputy-Chairman,
By order, RICIID. CRIED, Secretaries.
HENRY BOOTH,
Ruston Station, London, Jan. 9, 1847.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all ARTICLES
which have been LEFT in the,Carriages of the Company,
or have been FOUND upon the Railway, between Ist ofJa-
unary and the 31st of ,0..

Geneial
London.

• _, ttre not
ie date hereof, will be SOLD
MARK HUISIL

s Office, Euston Station;

27, 1847,

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY
___

HALF

4-EARLY ORDINARY MEETING,
YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of
ERS of this COMPANY will be held, at t.
ices, 61, Moorgate-street, London, on WEDNES

of the
at the

precisely

MEETIG.
And NOTICE ISSPECIAL
HEREBY GIVEN,N
that an EXTRAOR-
DINARY or SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE-
HOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held, at the ComPaDY's
Offices-, 61, Moorzate-street, London, on the said WEDNESDAY,
ch. intik a-- -0

- ..Jtt, at rtair-past tine o'cioc. Fir
cisely, to approve of the Bill to be submitted to Parliament in
the ensuin&zsession, for extending the Line of the Chester and
Holyhead Railway, at Chester and Holyhead respectively; for
'ne certain alto- in the levels of the said Railway

and for empowering the Company to subscribe towards the
construction of a Harbour at Holyhead, and to purchases, hire,
and use Steam Boats.

in the
---..,....., .k,,,.....0 ~. .......? ...,„:...: ....
..,“ "' remanent
etsosijooninfothremCatemsgtear l'atal"HaoylyirhoeinadMatty in
Cino-utnhteyeonrsuFi ensuing Session,
the arish of Hawarden in the same county, With Branches, tO
"Thest ci ofl oTlrda nsfe Railway."
will Transfers
GU:: ,
)i closedtG i?, fromiil
NGt,h esec3lrsettaonf
...1: 2:
be
The called
Reg
6th January, 1847.
nuary, until after the Meeting.
By order,
...,
61, Moorgate-strect, Landau,
4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

1847.

NCE.

RDAY.
the Ist of Sep-
tl4.-.1 expected to
twit to-morrow

ply of English
his day week.
business trans-
greatly sought
be freely given,
Indian Corn.
on the reserve,

)us buyers have
quarter.

STERDAY.
.roux, the Beef
in the quota-
he very highest
sr 81b.
e increase, and
in the weather, -
kets, the mut-
d 2d. per 81b.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

(cement, 4

; TrE

STATE 01

.—'We have had

was tho

Iwards and Mr. Neill; A
lenry Cross

TRADE

with tiii

of food

ie purpo

ARY REPORT, JAN. 30. i

!other flat week, and we can

the uncertain

been but little

,osed to recede in
inasmuch as they

)th the 'country

ge, buyers
,O sales are
3.8 a slight

Yool is

qualities were

idy, and the manu-
me time, the stocks
s period of the year-

Peele's

t repro
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

Descriptive Scena

gallad—
utecriptive Sons

beecriptive Cantata—

BOftg--4

t national American or Negro
melody.
PA HT 11
8011;—" A Life on the Ocean Was
Descriptive Scena—" TI

E. Sargrant.
—Woids by Charles

Ship on Fin
M ackay.
Ballad—. Robin Ruff"—describintr a conversation between
two poor men, young Robin Ruff and otd Gaffer Grey.
rtnale—" Goin' ober de Mountain"—a national American or
Negro melody.

PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY),
PART I.

Neriptive Ballad—" Land ho
New York.
." Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep
Knight.
Descriptive Scena—" The Shipwreck"—Worda by Alexander
Johnson, written expressly for Mr. Smith's Entertainment.
Descriptive Cantata—" The Maniac "—Words from Monk
Lewis's " Captive."
'—Words by H. J. Sharp
Stand to your Guns'
Sea FiFht.
Song—" The Boatman of the Ohio "—A nat

Words by G. P. Morris, of

ballad—'

'—Music by J. P.

Ballad—
Descriptive Scena—

•!` Rockaway

. of New York.
—descriptive of a

al American or

—Words by Burns

Words by Dr

Words by Charles

Side Gallery, Is. ; Body,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL,
AGENTS FORAH. J. AND D. NICOLL, LONDON.
THE REGISTERED PALETOT.

THIS Overcoat is fashionable
either for Riding or Walking, and is made from a tIneLLANIA
WOOLLEN CLOTH, which, together with an unassuming,
gentlemanly appearance; has secured the highest patronage in
the Metropolis.

PRICE OF PALETOTS.
Registered Paletot of Llama Cloth.
lined wit . I.K 2l Gnineas.
Ditto ditto line t ALPACA 2 "
Ditto ditto ' ed LLAMA CLOTH ~ 3 "
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE THE SAME AS AT THE
PATENTEES', LONDON.
DAWBARN AND SON,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

COLUMBIA, J. RATHBONE.
YORKSHIRE, D. G. BAILEY
OXFORD. S. YEATON

CAMBRIDGE. G
MONTEZUMA
FIDELIA
EUROI'I

PEAROWY
A. B. Low
W. G. HACKS •F
E. G. Furt

NEW YORK, T. IL CROPPER

900 tons,

These ships are all of the first class, and commanded by men
of character and experience. The Passage-money is established
at TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS, for which ample stores of every
description will be provided, with the exception of wines and
liquors, which Will be furnished by the Steward, if required.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Freight by these packets will be collected at the rate of four
dollars and eighty cents to the pound sterling.

►.

NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS

Sailing on the

21st of every Month

'PATRICK HENRY, DELANO lO5O tons.. 21st Feb.
HENRY CLAY, NYE
NEW WORLD, (new ship,) SKlnve ". 1500 tons.. 21st April.
ASHBURTON, HowLA N D ye' llOO tons.. 21st May.

Goon, will not be :et t a on board after midnight of the 19th
of each month. Fr tat the reduced scale of rates.
These splendid ships are all of the first clas,s, and commanded
by men of erect experience and Acknowledged character.

The accommodations are fitted in a very au
thoroughly ventilated.
For trejght and cabin passage only apply to
CLIAPMAN, BOWMAN, and Co., Fen
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pod

t,

• REDUCED RATE OF FREIGHTS.
NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS.

NEW ARRANGEMENT

Soil on the 26th of every Month

STEPHEN WHITNEY, Po PH A M

VIRGINIAN

1034 tons

26th Feb

ezo tons

26th Mar

(new ship,) W. H. ALLEN.. 1200 tons.. 2€th April.
JOHN R. SKIDDY, (new ship,) Lucs ....1000 tons.. 2(th May,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

847.

of English
I reduction
.ance could

Foreign, at

u. qr. ; but

yers act so
le in sales

day week

ported.

PT- were

me geots,
;es, bat all

[notations;
he Mutton
,d Leaden-.
urrencies.
',:es had a

,eration is

morning

:} after the
d the last
oney, and

vei done
931 to

and
!less- uone.

iii:Gre.st
6idh•ther

p u ged„

101 ands;
of daily

numbei

suirim'er

11 contaikt

Failure of
lighlancl4

a of the.
stn.t that
received

food of
vulatiou
ler food,

he popu-
; of cot-

mt being

es of po:
ble exist—

tenants,
rds, but
ose rents

elusively
I unfore_
brighter

many

had seen
fishing in
nn•them.

,itknow-

(The

extent of
Mull,
d if not
Ind react

islands,
he popu-
the year
1 been a

- prices-
land had
L 'failure-

ution of

of sect

• They:
poor tar
low up:-

ay s and

to their-
eeded to
state of
ies were

ssure of
,rassist—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Gain the sub-deanery of Ex-

lug, reqg
INFANT. eter. Hi

aretaieaconry of Con

then promoted to the deanery of th
and with it held the 5,;
bishopric itself w -

ated to the archie-
4, over which he

justify his own conception of the character of The Cor- Erin ; whilit by his side, a boy poet, little known, coldly,
sair from the supposed history of a*Ctiristian prelate in and, indeed, unkindly received by his kindred, gazed upon
the Anglican church, as may be seen in the last note of the scene ; and his clear blue eye looked frozen upon it,
that poem. for it was long ere he could identify his shy and prod, na-
-11( '4- ture with that of the courteous and the free around him.
tl His eyes, be it observed, had that peculiar faculty of being
lit enabled to seem quite glazed and lifeless, as if suddenly
it congealed ; and then they could glance such glances as
) ' only beam from spirits so tine, so fierce.
t' "To pursue the theme were endless. All is gone, all
has passed away ! That which the great metropolis most
;r wants—its greatest, its almost only intellectual want—is
an easy resort of the lettered and the gifted. ' No public
i institutions will do. One sickens at the thought. To es-
tablish one's self by privilege among lions, to go anywhere
t on his expressly to be wiser is enough to put a super crust of
pride and indifference upon any honest nature. All good
society must be private. Holland House has ceased to be
the centre of all that refines, interests, and elevates so-
-1
ciety. We have now no centre, our commonwealth of
letters is turned upside down. It wants a protector ; and
-"t, to use a metaphor seemingly inconsistent, sighs for
'-ssed days of a restoration.'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
REMOVAL.

MR. SMITH, DENTIST, begs tlinfotin his Patients
and Friends, that he has RENitYMD from BOLD-STREET
to more commodious Premises o. 12, COLQUITT-STREET,
Three Doors from the Liver of Apothecaries' Hall.
Mr. SMITH respectfully invites the Members of the Medical
Profession to witness the painless operations upon the Teeth
after the inhalation of the Vapour, of Sulphuric Ether, from his
improved Apparatus. His Friends are solicited to introduce
cases for gratuitous operations, from Ten until Eleven o'clock
every Morning, at his New Establishment.
12, COLQUITT-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPOWNERS.

AGENTLEMAN 'who has been in the Hon. East
India Company's Service, is desirous of obtaining employ-
ment as SUPERCARGO; or would take charge of an Invest-
ment upon Merchant's Account to any of the ports of the Medi-
terranean, Madeira, the United States, or North or South
America, and the 'Hirst Indies, &c. The Advertiser is most
resnectably.connected, and pos comfortable inde-
pendence. Could take ch a watch at sea, if requisite, or
in an emergency. T s would be moderate than otherwise,
with free mess to th Captain's table.
Apply to ROBERT BEECHCROFT, Fsq. Mincing-lane, Londan,
or WILLIAM MOORE, Esq., Water-street, Liverpool.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
?PHE SELECT VESTRY require, with ininindiate
11 possession, very extensive PRI4IISES, capable of being
adapted for the Inve *.•ation ofttfe Cases of Casual 'frish Poor
applying for Relief, wi mihniodation 'for setting them to
Work at various kinds of hour.
'Offers, stating terms, e made in Writing, andleft, directed
to me, at my Office u ermentioned.
CHARLES HART, Wary Clerk.
Parkh-offices, Fenwick-street, Jauttary 26, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

turday lasi

per bushel, a crowd of individuals towards it. They discovered to their great
...s women loudly threatened tO cut the bags, and let alarm that the centre of the building facing the street was
the corn run out. lie then acceded to their demands, slowly making its way outwards, and after a lapse of three
and retailed it at 6s. per bushel. or four minutes, about three-fourths in • length of the
COMFORTER—The widow of the late Lieut.-Colonel building came down on the street with a crash resembling
Fe— by the percolating

starvin

awce„ whose death in a due/ with his brother-in-law, thunder. The effect was heightene.
Lieut. Munro, in 1844, will be fresh in recollection, was of the wheat and other grain, from the portion of thL,
married on the Bth inst., at the chapel of the British Em, floors which remained standing, through the broken tim-
bassy, in Florence, to Alfred A. Shaw, Esq., of the 2nd bers, and which emitted a sound as of a very heavy fall
Madras Infantry. of rain. The floors were laid upon strong longitudinal
The Oxford City Council have decided by a great ma. and transverse beams of wood, supported at their jo-
jority,..withibut two dissentient voices, to petition Parlia tions by numerous cast-iron pillars in each flat

ment for an Act to enable corporate bOdiei, and cities and perpendicularly on each other from the ground to the
boroughs, to establish general cemeteries, on a comp- roof, and it was calculated that the building would bear,
hensive and unsectarian basis. A general!re petition of the without undue straining, a large quantity of victual more
householders of the city is also in course of extensive sig- than it contained. 12li;tlie dust clearing away. it was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

suan collect or carry away ti.,
any house or building., he shall
sum not elteeding five pounds."

ie filth of any privy connected with
'' forfeit for every such offence a

AMBERGATE, NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON' AND
EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY.
CONTRACT FOR WORKS.
THE DIRECTORS of the AMBERGATE, NOT-
TINGHAM, and BOSTON, and' EASTERN JUNCTION
RAILWAY are prepared to receive TENDERS for the CON-
STRUCTION OF THE ABOVE RAILWAY from GRANT-
HAM to BOTFESIVRD, a distance of about 62 miles.
The Works to be Contracted for include a Tunnel, the uses;
Varthwork, lrirtreenc.
Drains, Fences, Permanent

Way, Szc. Bzc
Plans, Drawings, and Specifications, with Draft Contract,
will be ready for inspection, at the Company's Offices, Wheeler-
gate, Nottingham, "on and after the2sth day of January instant. where Printed Forms of
Resident Engineer.
also be obtained, on ap-

plicatiou to M

H .11/ N R auN'l

zeateu 1 enaers, according to the prescribed form, to be deli-
vered, at the Secretary's Office, Wheeler-gate, Nottingham, not
later than Ten o'clock on MorinAy,' the 15th day of February
next, when Parties Tendering, or their authorised Agents, are
requested to be in attendant.

'the Directors do-not- bindthemseives to accept the lowest
Tender.
Contractors wishing to Tender for the above, are requested
to meet, at the CompanY's Offices, Wheeler-gate, Nottinghani/
on the 28th day of January instant,
at One o'clock, for the pur-
pose of appointing a Surveyor on their behalf, to take out die
quantities. By order,

W. F. N. NORTON, Cliairmagt
JNO. GOUGII, Secretary.
A am
,13th lath January; 1847.

vev•PeOnsememiwirim......llo,

NOTICE

T HEREBY • GIVE NOTICE, that Mr. JOHN
DAVIES is not authorised, to receive any Accounts owist
to file, he having left my
'll/41-10MAS WAI{BuRTON. Tailor and Draper, c'
, • • 6, Tarlton-street,
February 1.0, 1647.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

And all but bun departed."
Yet to Holland House, which in a few more yeirs may

a union workhouse, a barrack, a prison, or a rail:

what memories cling

\VW lessons could

.necdotes—wha.

16 \J'l
but w

ust leave our brother of Frazer

to speak for himself

Before Holland House is obliterated, let us recall, in

)ne brief review those characters v

ust ha

O's hasten over the brief
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 26, 1846.
We had a slight downward tendency to-day, Wheat being 3d.
per bushed lower than last week, and a good supply. Barley
for malting came down 45., and Oats at the same ratio. 'Pota-
toes maintained their former price.
Wl:Pat, 446 qrs., @£3 14s. Bd. qr.: total, £1665 Is. 4d.
Barley, qrs., @ .40 Os. Od. ag qr.: total, e— —s. —d.
Oats, 208 qrs., @ 14s. Bd. 11) qr.: total, £360 10s. Bd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

S T A *WARM.

was, ;the union of parties- in 'one common feeling of com-
miseration for the unfortunate Highihnders : and he con-
chided by expressing his conviction that all things would
be•turned to good out of evil,'and' light out of darkness.

Mr. DUNLOP then, in a very neat and eloquent manner/
addressed the meeting:. Ire said' they ought to consider
it a-sacred duty, as far as. in them, kty, to relieve the wants
and administer to the necessities of their suffering fellow-
.countrymen. The resolution which he was about to. pro-
pose, and which he hoped would express their sentiments
and be-carried unanimously, would disclaim the idea of '
attempting anything thatcan absolve either the goverth-
ment or local proprietors from adopting such remedial
measures as the necessity of theeaserequired. He thought
that the cultivation of the, land in Ireland would amply
repay itself; but this would 'not apply to the Highlands-
of Scotland. He recommended that a system of emigra-
tion should be adopted, and that the government should
grant plots of land for the use of emigrants.
The resolution having been seconded by Mr. Srtrr was
carried unanimously. Al stranger then addressed the
meeting, after which
Dr. MACKAY, in a very eloquent and lengthened speech,
detailed the wretched condition of the people of Scotland,
giving an account of the place% which he had visited by
himself and along with others, and the destitute condition
in which he found the people, which, he said, would shock
the feelings of any person who should happen to see them.
The people of England formed no conception of its extent,
nor indeed could they. He read several letters from gen-
tlemen and clergymen in the Highlands of Scotland, and'
in a most emphatic manner called upon the persons pre-.
sent-to lend their aid in relieving their fellow-countrymen.
Several gentlemen afterwards addressed the meeting.
A number of gentlemen were appointed as a committee to
carry out the objects of the meeting, apd subscriptions to
a large amount were handed in to the treasurer.
A vote of thanks were then passed to the chairman, and
the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

h may be supposed to exi
ier population, towards a cler

efforts in their behalf, in the distres

ly assiduot
Mr. Bickers
tirely unconnected
and related merely to

thi ti

contrary the movement-of
s clerical friends, w
i any temporal qua
tarrying out, with greater

'as en-

energy, of a work, which has been- long in progress,
and for the completion 'or advancement of which

the present movement, irrespective of any ac
or famine, had been pointed out to them as

auspicious
But

)uttint

aside this true version- of fl

cumstances, upon. which Lord Brougham has
his complaint, what would he the gpeat moral of-
fence if efforts to proselytise wer e really being
made in the way represented by hisTlordship? For
years past—we- may almost say for. centuries—the

i
the clergy of the Established Churd h n Ireland as
alien and hostile to both their temp( iral and eternal
welfare. His present emergency; however, has
levelled all distinctions of creed, al id taught him
better and more charitable feelings.. He sees the
much vilified Protestant minister—ti le heretic whom
he has been schooled to detest and t o curse—bring-
ing food to the desolate cabin, s: oothing the last

late, and giving 1

substance to r

lieve and to
tinction of Creed or Church
minister to be complained of—to , use the words.of
Lord Roden in reply to his lordsl tip, the ex-
cellor,—" if, whilst administering ' relief to a dying
man, he should, speak to him of the concerns of
his soul ? "

1, without d

And is such a

We are not at to.ll certain that This Lordsh
those who prompted himn in this n tatter
fectly justified in their fears of pi •oselytism,
result of the present intimate ce .ntact of th
testant clergy of Ireland with i 1 3 suffering_ Piipish

~ are not

population. The humai
clergy in the awful crisis

1 displayed- by. ihat

ch they have to act

must win upon-the affections ~of a susceptible and
warm-hearted people. Perhaps that very zeal may
contrast rather inconvemently -with the course-pur-
sued, up to the brink of the :famine which has be-
fallen Ireland, by the agitating priesthood of their
own communion—the reverend and right reverend
tools of the mendicant leader of the Repeal Faction.
A starving people naturally ask at a time like the
present, whilst receiving the means of subsistence

azht to

it of imagired measur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

a. Tea

'actory
Regis-

bathing

Lothing
suffer-
. The
ut side
of the

Lg man

labour

ho has
This is

ten en-
is that
len and
so fatal
ships,"

or the:
the 12i

and of:;
by. a.

e feared

to.leave

In con-

, and is
ation of

ansgate,

nchester
has but
e nume,
effected ;
women,
from the
a page 4.
icture by
Tished in
to man-

unclean
days by
;, soothed

ichs torn,
[eft to die
`come to
in at alb
0044
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

Indigestion
!onstipation of the Inflammation
Bowels Jaundice

Consumption
Debility .

Liver complaints
Lumbago

ditious conveyances tor Foams. aau .....,...,_ —..„...,,„ „,_
_._,_,
• •'
..
... ..,
aParimni and elegant aecOmniOdations for passengers.. The rate Dysentery ..C. etc. ' earn in the enure ininpany i aiu, ... -,
of Passaze in the Cabin is fixed' at TWENTY POUNDS, pas- These truly invaluable can be obtained' at the eats- 1 the same, or any less number which' may beallotteu .
aeuers dinling.their own wines- and liquors. These Packets blishrrient of PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, NEAR TEMPLE 1 and to; pay the Deposit thereon, and to execute the Parliamen-
wilrtake advantage of the steam tow-boats on the Delaware. . BAR, LONDON, and of the . most respectable Vendors of Me- 1 tary Contract, Subscribers' Agreement, and all other legal do-
To i wire punctuality in sailinz, no Goods can be received dicinets throughout the civilized world, at the following prices*:i corneas, when required, ..
after the loth of each mouth.—For tent's of freight or cabin --ls. lid., 2s. 0.,* 6d., 11s. 225., and 338. each boat, There , Dated the day of
itasssaze apply to - -"tar 'AIIIPLEY. and Co:, is a conside___rable saving_ by taking the larger sizes.
_
Freight by these vessels will of ...
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling

Name in full

'collected at the rate of fciir I
.N.8.--Directions for the GI
disorder arc affixed to each box.

`atients L

Residence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

FUND FOR THE-TEMPORAL RELIEF OF THE
SUFFERrNG POOR. OF IRELAND,
THROUGH ME INSTRUMENTALITY OF THE CLERGY OF THE
'ESTABLISHED CHURCH.

CkTical Room*, Belfast, An.'27th, 1847.
1-1
A T n MEETING of MEMBERS of the ESTA-
BUSHED CHURCH, held in BELFAST, on MONDAY,
January -.Rh, 1847;
J. B. 'SHANNON, Esq., in the Chair;
After prayer for the Divine guidance, and lengthened conside-
ratimi, -it was unanimously
Resolvid,—Tbat the present awful state -of destitution in
which 4so many- millions of our countrymen are involved,
through the providential dispensation of God, and the conre-
quent -incessant demands upon the clergy of the Established
Church, especially in the South and West of -Ireland, urgently
callnpon us to take prompt and vigorous measures for their
relief; and that a Fund be forthwit ienced for that pur-
pose, 'to be called "Fund for th poral relief of the suffering
poor -of Irelmid, through nstrumentalfty of the Clergy of
the .EstabliShed Church '
Resolved,--That a none)* contributed to this Fund •be
•eNpended in- the chase of food, to be distributed miiong
-sufferers of al Agious denominations.
Resolved,—That the following Gentlemen be appointed -it
'Committee -to carry out the objects of the preceding resolo-
aeons, with•power to add to their number:—
Bev. R..-. Bland, J. B. Shannon, Esq.,
Rev. E. J., Hartrick, S. G.- Fenton, Esq.,
Rev. R. (Mho'', James Crawford,:Esq.,
Rev. A. Oulton, Dr. C. D. Purdon,
-Rev. C.-Allen Dr._ll. Purdon, lireaturer.

Rev. W. ltellwaine, Incumbent (4' St. George's, l Hon.
Rev:T. Campbell, Incumbent of Trinity Church, I S'ecs.
P.S.—The attention of the Christians of Greet Britain-4nd
Ireland,,,who may be enabled, and who are willing, to contri-
bute toward the relief of the present sufferings of the latter
-colintry, is earnestly solicited to the -above Fund, asa medium
through-which their bounty may be transmitted.,
Subscriptions will. be thankfully received and acknowledged
by any Member of the Committee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

MANCHESTEiI CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY P.

The release of the bonded stock of Wheat and Flour, together
with large arrivals of American produce, have, of course, some
effect upon the trade, and the week's business has been of a
limited character, buyers waiting to see the effect that may be
produced, and sellers evincing considerable firmness.
Oar mnrket to-day is so sufficiently described by the above
observations that we add nothing thereto. The business done
in Wheat or Flour is of so limited a character that we do not
niter previous quotations, the tendency of prices, however,
being downwards.
Other articles steady, at late rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

proclaims the saint to have been a Dissenter. 'D com-
mon Christian emblem of the Cross is more in usamong
Romanists than others, but you may identify theray their

pious horror of Protestants,

It would be dangerl;4 to be
7; for the Pope has'eelared

found in such bad company
they cannot be sated ; and who can question s

i authority ?

They, therefore

the dust that is polluted lluted

doubt, real one of the inscriptions, r
and a scrap 'Latin
Latin
sets the matter at rest. It is an appropriate tong, for it
is " a dead language." In this cartilage, then, hich is
the common burial-place of all, sectarianism aneashion
hare found their way and offered their distinctivbadges
to their followers. The highway of life has been (tended
into the churchyard, and is thronged in its usual miner.

pings 1 se
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

i'y over her

ar this place, du

WEXFORD, 28th Jan.—The ship reported 27th instant on
shore on Bal'yteazne Bay, is the Niobe, Wells, of Boston, from
New York, for Cork, for orders. Part of the corm will be saved.
ISLE OF ORESAY, SKYE, 25th Jan.—The schooner Eclipse,
Wilson. ,of Stornoway, from Liverpool for Montrose, pat into
this port 22nd instant, leaky, arid must discharge.

MONDAY, IA FEBR RY.—Wind N.F.., moderate.
AR RI VED.—Sir Thomas Mansell, from St. Michael's, and
Jersey Lass, Dean, from St. Michael's.

SA'l LED.-I.aily Wors'ey, for Africa Rafael, . ,
Pernambuco—Fairy Queen, Richardson, Calcutta—Favourite,
Allan, St. Thomas—John Christall, , Laguira and Puerto
Cabello—Sir R. Jackson, Doran, Havana—luVincitge, Sisi),
Oran—Magnificent, Verrill, and America, Weare, Nei6 Orleans
—Agenoria, Hunt, Savannah—Thomas W. Sears, Eldridge,
Boston—Hume, Fulford, Gibraltar—Spartan, Duncanson, Leg-
horn—Buona Maria, , Malta and Galatz.

and Jane Boyd, Alex-

Thomas Lee, James, from Mauritii
ander, from Valparaiso at Cove.
WATERFORD, 29th Jan.—The, Satrpsona, from Genoa to
Cork, was brought in here to-day by the mate and four of the
crew of the Jamaica, from Cuba to Liverpool. Mem.—The
Sampsona was abandoned 27th Jan. Crew taken off by the
Epimonondas, arrived at Liverpool.
COVE, 30th Jan.—The Hottinguer, Bursley, that sailed 9th
Jan. from Liverpool to New York, has put in here to-day, with
loss of spars, sails, &c. ina hurricane, 23d Jan.—The Glenlyon,
from Liverpool to New Orleans, (sailed 6th Jan.,) has also put
in 'here.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

minimum or remune

cellor Brous}

am and Vaux

the impropriety of

an alleged recommer

,ble'one for the Introduction of

Truth among

them; and ha

romgovernment to
Obviously all these

Subscriptions

❑ent donations aie

am administrator

;, or contri-

11 never

necessity for

'e therefor(

s to determine the

of the distress of

rela ix(

much is to he

of property
x-pryers of

.e very properly

)ap, their tea, and

n•ernment has to

the Rev. Edward Biekersteth, that advant should
he taken of the present lamentable posit.,
Irish people, for the purpose of turning them from
Ponery to the Protestant Faith. As usual, his

I of till

,
verend gentleman in question has stated tl
3 present temper of the Irish people is a favor

,ong with

a few friends, raised-a
fund, in connexion with the
Irish Society, for the purpose of providing an ad-
ditional number of Scripture readers to minister
nputsory rating jin that country. His inducement to take this step,

we believe, was based upon the statements con-
tained in some able letters from Ireland. by the
Rev. Alexander Dallas, published in the
Herald, in which it was represented that the masses

Wonting

vas desirable

spect to Scriptural matters,
should be promptly met. There was no intention

ngs of gra-

It in the
y, whose
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

'WORCESTER.

ILVER-STREET CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL,
SO and MATHEMATICAL ACADE Y, CoUducted by the
Rev. J. COLVILLE,,M.A., with istants, was REOPENED,
after the Vacation, on SAT T, the i3d January.
The Terms may be on personalapplication, or by letter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

CHESTER AND - HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.
- - -

HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING.
HALF-YEARLY ORDINARY MEETING of the
SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held, at the
Company's Offices, 61 Moorgate-street, London, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 10th day of February next, at One o'clock precisely.
..113BCIir‘ ET ING.
And NOTICE IS HEIL t Y GIVEN, that an EXTRAOR-
DINARY or SPECIAL-GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE-
HOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held, at the Company's
Offices, 61, Moor4te-street, London, on the said WEDNESDAY,
the 10th day of Nebruary next, at Half-past One o'clock pre-
cisely, to approve of the Bill to be submitted to Parliament in
the ensuing Session, for extending the Line of the Chester and
Holyhead Railway, at Chester and Holyhead respectively; for
authorizing certain alterations in the levels of the said Rai7wayi
and for empowering the Company to subscribe towards the
construction of a Harbour at Holyhead, and to purchases„
and use Steam Boats.
And also to approve of a Bill, to be submittedtoold, in the
Parliament
in the ensuing session, for making a Railway from Mold,
county of Flint, to join the Chester and Holyhed Railway --
btheecapalireidsh,,qbllea.3%Taorkiled kdiinwatl7.,Tame county, with B
The Register of Transfers willGbEeocaloGseEd esec3lresttaofuJ.it-
nuary, until after the Meeting.
By order, KING
61, Moorgate-erect, London, oth January, 'so
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

LIVERPOOL, GREENOCK. and GLASGOW/
SCREW TRADERS.

The splendid new Iron S trew Steamer

.

Al AZ EPPA

JAM ES
Is intended to be d,

DAVIE, Master,

And every succe

Ling WEnNEsrmv, a

The MAZEPPA sails from-GLASGOW on every SATURDAY.
The Proprietor& of this line of Traders are co,ficlent of being
able to give despbtch and regularity to the delivery of Goods,

DAVID RUTIIERFOORD and Co

Agents,

STEAM COMMUNICATION

BtTWEEN

ERPO

L AND 'GLASG

The Glasgow and Dem'.Root Steam Shipping

Company's Steamers,
3,10 N _ Capt. MAIN,

And Chartered Steamer
V1CER0Y........ Capt. STOKES.
The City of Glasgow .steam packet Company's
Steamers,

ADMIRAL ' Capt. Rolm,
COMMODORE Capt. DARDIE.
Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Steam-packet Company's steamer
PRINCESS ROYAL.. Capt. CRAWFORD,
Or other Steam-ships, sail between Glasgow and Liverpool,
(with or without Pilots,) with Goods and Passengers.

FROM LIVERPOOL,
FEBRUARY.

PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE ..

This Day, the 2d, at 12, Noon.
Thursday, the 4th, at 12, Noon

VICEROY

Afternoon

PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE ...

Montiai; the Stb, at 3, Afternoon
at. 4, Afternoon

VICEROY

fternoon

PRINCESS R 4
COMMODORE

Saturday,' the 13th, at 9, Morning.
Monday, the 15th, at 10,.Morning.

Tuesday; the 16th, at 11, Morning,
'Thursday, the 18th, at 12, Noon.

PRINCE

S ROVA

COMMODORV
VICEROY ...

Saturday, the 20th, at 2, Afternoon
Monday, the 22d, at 3, Afternoon
Tuesday, the 23d, at 4, Afternoon
Thursday, the 25th, at, 7, Everting.
Saturday, the 27th, at 9, Morning.
.

PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE ....

VICEROY

Goods for shipment must be alongside one hour before the

idvertiset]
FARES

is Fee, 2s

Steerage, St,

&gents for the ORION and VICEROY,
T. MARTIN and
7, Water

ri BURNS and Co.,

the ADMIRAL and COMMODORE

12, Water-street,

Agent for the PRINCESS ROYAI

ROBERT LA3IONT
. 33, Water-st
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02

3IRTHS

On the 24th ultimo, at No. 21, Bridze-street, Blackfriars, th
wife of GliOliG I WEBBr. DASENT, Esq., M.A., of a son.
Same glav, at Dittork House, Thane Di ton, the lady of
EASTLAND MICHELE, l'sq.., of a ilargliter.

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Same day. Mrs. .111SEFII TAYLOR., of Clement's-lane
Lnmbard•street, London, of a daughter.

en the 26th nAhno, at H
UCHARD N. BLAW.I.:It, of

the wife of the Rev

Same day, the wle of Mr. GEORGE CRAINAGE, of Pe
•hyn-street, of a son.

Prescot, the wife of JOHN D. ALLEN, Fsq

the lady. of SAMITE!, BEETENSON FOSTEI