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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

Mr. ED
this town, to DIARY, third daugh

1, Ulverst

iig-officer, Ulverston.
;Impel, by the Rev. Mr.
_Eso., to Miss MARY

f the Rev. T. Griffitits.
n's Parish Church by the Rev. J. R.
LIDAY CORNFOItTI-1 to HANNAH

T of Mr. THOMAS HUYTON

Church, by the Rev.
AYLOR, surgeon, Derb.

H. Hampton,
,y, to LYDIA

Mr. GOODWIN. of TOxteth-park.
is Church, by the Rev. F. Parry,
;RAVE to Mks 'MARGARET FRANCES MARKS,

Same day. at St. Mary's Church, Neston, WILLIAM, second
son of ELEAZER BOOKER, Esq., of Edmonton, Middlesex.
to SUSANNAH, only daughter of the late JOHN MORRISON'
Esq., solicitor, Me" sport
On the Ist nt,

t. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. D.
N MACNAUGHT, 8.A., to DORA,
elate RICHARD HALL, Esq.

Rev. JOH

,t Sr. Mary's, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F.
EDIV"..,ND JACOB, of this town, to CELIA
youngest daughter of BENJAMIN SODEN, Esq.,
- Erskine-street.

On the 2nd insta.
Barker, Mr. ED_ 1
JANE.
Royal

DEM E, to
Same da

lON LANDSBOROUGH.
.Ir. EDWARD DERBYSHIRE, to

and Owe

Y, at St. David's Church, by tl
NS to Miss ROBERTS, both of this towsi
rh, Mr. PATRICK HODGES,

. u p.',11 es,

M r.WI LLI AM MAWDSLEY

DIED

lth year, Mr,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

WOODBURN
Minn, nt

Miss ELIZABETIi TllO S

Yester
Mr. JOHN- 1

Same day, at St. l'hi:ip's
to Miss HANNAH WARD
Fame day and place,
CATHERINE STEEL

In Februa
RD. COLEBOR
On the 17th Februm
Mr. WM. BURNS,

;est son

Burns, of Toxteth-p-nik

t Brass River, Africa, in his
second officer of the brig Rapid
t Rio Grande, ,t,t. Peden:,
the late Mi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

e!pally of the very 1,

the media

ment is s 1

pauper

In 184
i ble.

a matt,

king, niost of them co

miners,

ving, by t

e their fortunes in

fed opera
Itity of lug

that their leaving this country is 1,
y than of conviction that they can b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

argo portion

guing are Welsh, with a sprinkling of Er.
principally of the respectable artisan and operative mass,
The majority, of course, are Irish. It should be ex-
plaimd, however, that the emigration returns from Li-
verpool, or from Great Britain, no longer show the full
mount of the emigration from Ireland. During the
-4- and last year. a large quantity of American and

ies of Indiaii corn

_ountry. It is expected that for a few
weeks there will be a little cessation of activity. the

people waiting to reap the crops a

Lt present on the ground

ORT OF CLOTH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

FRANCE

The election of President of the Legislative Assembly
took place on Friday, and, as was expected, it has termi-
nated in favour of M. Dupin. The following is the result
of the votes :—Number of votes. 6C9 ; absolute majority,
305. M. Dupin, 336 ; M. Ledru Rollin, 182 ; Lamoriciere,
76. M. Dupin was consequently proclaimed President.
In the sitting of the French Assembly, on Saturday, the
President announced that one of the members—M. de
Hatouche bad been carried off by cholera, after only three
hours illness.

THE Ntw FRENCH MINISTRY.—M. Odillon Barrot, I
President of the Council and sinister of Justice ; M.
Dufaure, Minister of the Interior; M. de Tocqueville,
Minister of Foreign Affairs ; General Culhieres, Minister
of War; M. de Falloux, Minister of Public Instruction :

...mance ; M. Lanjuinais, Minister
of Comnierce ; M. de Tracy, Minister of Marine; and M.
Lacrr Minister of Public Works.

On Saturday, the President proclaimed the result of the
ballot for the three qutestors of the Chamber, when it
appeared that General Leflo obtained 347 votes out of 549,
M. Perrott, 274 ; and M, Barc, 2CB. General Leflo alone
having obtained the majority, was proclaimed qt
The whole three are candidates of tI

The hie
votes.

moderate party,
&party only obtained 128

most iur.

ueu au.
cut occur

disturbanc
of Col.npl

RGllin a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

ifternoon

8, at 4 o'c!cck-, Afternoon
0, at 6 o'clock, Evenine:.

'uding
Sheep, and Fi

at leauce

Brunswick-stt e,

and Grand Canal Dock, Ha.-- -
—M`C.and T. having received retreated cc

ay and expense) to sp
I TAMPLIN'S Screw S

ALTERATION OF THE HOURS OF S

IPANY'S PACKETS is,7to-;KIN

Slst instant c
lat"
FIRST-CLASS IR(
llonsE-powi

TOWN HA RBO

ned that on and after the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

:75 tone register; copper,d

and is in ei
Apply to

'very re

will be received

AMERICA

REDUCTION

~`~

LIVP.RPOf )1.

of each 111(

city of N
ability.
fornishee
of passer

,UCTION IN TH

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ELEVE

SIMONS. EDWARD B. Conn
SHERIDAN, a B. CORNISH
GARRICK, ASHA ELDRIDGE
11.9SCIUS,OLIVER

city of New-York, of th,
Inents E,s to combine gr

:1 with such improve-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

y requ

mouth or he'd stop a listing-hole.'
,ON FOR EMIGRATION.—An Trish

grant, of a delicate constitution,
ney, consoles himself with the id
will have very little effort nn hi

bout to embark for
a that_night-work

antipodes is contemporaneous with
FISHING IN CHINA.—One of ti
fish is most

low wai

I. in purls

7turaiibus

:tor a moment. then

the noiSe, swi
be or she

down to the botto
nabbed by the fishern

until the fisherman has

around his body, or until he is Wia
and the C7.'

Rice has not much more nutritioi
and yet the millions of India and (
but they nevereat it alone—

....L ung- together a population of
d here.
nignu in tne 500 or 600,but also to supersede the old chapel of Har-
e methods of catching
wood, which had fallen into a state of great decay. It
ierman coos into ahnl_ _as been found inexpedient. howpvc,

F'"" I". " uuwever, to give up the old
chapel, and divine service is now maintained at both strikes the water with

It is now pro
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

daughter of A:
On the no'
Rev. F. Bark(
to HANNA
HOLME, Esq., of .
Same day, at Por
Rev. J. Carr;
chanist. Bold-street,
House, Bath, to ELI

H, eldes

D, 11A,KERVILLE,
Same day, at the In
STIRLING, car'

.ndent (

On the 31st
White, JOHN WI!
GRIFFITHS, daugi

ame day

CREEK. eldest dat

Sam(
M.A.,
ANN. da

WE
liter of the 1.
c clay, at St. Clef

6, MARY ; on tt

74, IN

Church, Edmund-street, by the
HICKEY, to MARY, eldest
PH HICKEY, of Bold-street.
it St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the
liT HEYW(

of Manchester,
r of WM. LUPTON WOLSTEN-

I Chapel. Kingsdown, Bristol, by the
RGE ROBERT BELL, surgeon me-
-erpool, son of Mr. Bell, Kingston
JANE, eldest daughter of Mr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

that marks both the articles referred to. Some censors of

the press have recommended that each article should have
subscribed to it the name of the writer—a provision that
would have saved our contemporary from the discredit
that certainly attaches to his last publication.

that bring forth such fiuits of b.
ye shall know them."

"By their fruit!

It is not our purro

se to vindicate

Close's re

uumistenE evangelical churchman of mor,
six and twenty years standing from the violence 0f.1..„
assailant, or to attach importance to calumny by pausing
to refute it. Our readers and the public are more inte-
rested in the real question at issue, that of national edu-
cation and the position and prospects of the nimerii with

reference to the great tnevement--becoming greater every
day—of the country in that direction ; a
_point carefull
eschewed by our ang
_

With this c

name hasl

ably and most useful

r the iast
Ited. His

ew years, honor-
toil in

immer

behalf of scriptural truth
rendered by him to the el

and the correspondir

are fall

is felt, and thE
arty : hence th(

eful bretin:en
suit of it is fe,
ostility to Mr,

. "The 1
ared by I

hence the convenient ruse by whieh, under a volley of
personal abuse, attention is sought to
real merits of the cP

irected from the 1

e, and &oar/ a consideration of the

ple 01 which, by reef
,fm pressed forward

.voluntary bu

t and able exponent

We

e no apology for attempting to lay the whole
national education, influenced as it is by ti,

.ce of Privy Council on Eiucat

succinctly as we

It is well knov

that a grey

e of priv3
e greater adv

commit

council

prehensive
if the Chu'

ntof this object on a largerr and

le_than any hitherto a

eration pass from heralto-
s less friendly, if not decidedly
at all pledging ourselves to every

ng of the

not, or cannot avail herself of

ether, to be placed in
iostile. Without

wing from thi3 committ
alntain f)lnf eneui

is via.

of council

(such as the exclusion of God's word from the schools,
e National Board in Ireland,) it is the duty and

under t

converge,) of the
carrying out tho

Church to a:

f thA

the van of this great

ton at present pendir4
Tational Society on th

the -
hope it may I

office, and by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

15 I Pref. 5} per cent
25 Dundee and Arbroath

25 Dundee and Pert
24 New quarter sl

Perpetual, No. 2

1.0 1 prei.,6 pei cent

50 icorthei'n and Eastern..
25 East Anglian, .t'2s shares
18 Do shares

shares,

&31 shares,

25 'East La neasbi re

23 I New -25 shares..
New quarter shares
6i pref. i.shares
25 East Lincolnshire
25 East and West Yorkshire
50 Edinburgh and Glasgow
20 Half shares
l2i New Half shares .
25 Edinburgh and Nor
.el 5 shares—Ne,.
131 New £25 shares ....
8 New Xl5 shares
20. late Edinbro', Leith Sr. Grants:),
20 Preference shares...._
12 New .e2O shares
A nuarter

New y...._. ...cares
1321 Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding
stock. Giaegotv and Avr
Stock. Guarantees siucx
17i Half-shares No. 1
17,1 Half-shares No. 2
10 New shares

and Dumfries
Paisley, and Greenock

100 Great North
35 .€4O shares

30 £3O shares
.'l5 shares

20 Great Northern
124 Ditto A ....
7 Ditto B

el London and York extension
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

C. H. Purne

Liverrcol.
J. W. Brooke and J. Wilsi
of Is. Gd. in the pound, a
Caznove, Liverpool.
J. Green, Liverpool, win

the pound, any Thursday,
veruool.

J. Waddell, Liverpool, wine merchan

in the pound, and flr
proofs any Thursday.

lofs, any Thursday, at the oft(

div. of is. f
t the office of

in the pound, and
lieW pr
ver_poo.l

J. Gibson

d J. hl`C

div. of 6 9-16 d. in the pound, and fret
7d. in the pound, on new proofs, any 1
Mr. Cannove, Liverpool
nas, Low
of 6d

first t
Mr. Cazenov

in the pound, any I
Uivernool.

J. Hilton, Croston, Lancashire, si
3d. in the pound, any Thursday, at t
Liverpool.
. ....r....mTryv

BANKR

Gardner 1

;s, Liver;
_Liverp.

o'clock, at tli
Mr. Vincent, 'I
Bardswell, Liverpool official assignee

Martin Li
lock broke

ec, Mr. Bird, Liverpoc

Wildam Labrey
William Lane,'
John Phillips.

m Robinson Allanson; -New M

June 21, W. A. Wu

le 21, J. Gilmore,
turer.

CERTI
less cause 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

being perfectly innocent, they may be used VA
with i
s,
seasons and climates.

NitSLEY'
CE of

'ety in al

that K

It is necessary to inform the Pubh.
is the only ORIGINAL and GENUINE Alta/ A
description ever made. Purchasers are partir
to remark, that as a testimony of authenticity, t'
KEARSLEY," is engraved on the GovernmP^'
box is wrapped in wh!te paper.
Sold, in Boxes, 2s. 9d.
SANGER, 150, Oxford-str,
Johnsons, M‘Gutlie, Priestley, ltawle, Roberts, Ross-and Co.
Troughton, Wagstaff, Liverpool; Button, Crowther, Hayward
Jewsbury and Brown, Lynch, Mottershead and Roberts, West.
macott, Woolley, Manchester ; Catherall, Davies, Grindley;
Parry and Son, Chester; and all reaspectable Medicine Vendors
throughout the country,

lcuutriy request.
----,, ge (

Wholesale and Relaq, by J
n; and by Fell. Howell

each.
•eet, Lon

BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS.
The acknowledged efficacy of BLAIR'S GOUT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS, by the continued series of Testimonials
which have been sent to and published by the proprietor for
nearly twenty years, has rendered this medicine the most po-
pular of the present age; and in corroboration of which the
following extract of a letter, written by John Molard Wheeler,
Esq., Collector of Customs, Jamaica, having been handed by
his brother, at Swindon, to Mr. Prout for publication will fully
confirm :

" I know you have never had occasion to take Blair's Pills,
but let me emphatically tell you in mercy to any friend who
may suffer from gout, rheumatic gout, lumbago, sciatica, rheu-
matism,_ or any branch of that widely-allied family, to recom•
mend their using them. In this country they are of wonderful
efficacy: not only am I personally aware of their powers, but I
see my friends and acqnaintances receiving unfailing benefit
from their use. I would not be without them on any account.
If taken in the early stage of disease they dissipate it altogether :
if in a later, they alleviate pain and effect a much speedier cure
thanbyany other means within my knowledge."

Sold° by Timm As PROUT; 225, Strand, Loudon ; and by his
appointment by Wagstaff, Howell, Apothecaries' Company,
Roberts, Scholefield, Bird, Gerard, Mucklow, Carter, Rowland,
Ross and Co., Alpas, Troughton, Liverpool ; Grindley, Fletcher,
Davis, Platt and Son, Topham, Worrall, Chester ; Pickton,
Warrington ; and all respectable Medicine Vendors throughout
the United Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. per box.
Ask for BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and
observe the name and address of "Thomas Prout, 229, Strand,
London," impressed upon the Government Stamp affixed to
each-box of .the genuine Medicine,

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
THE Daughters of a Clergyman of the Established
Church, who receive Six Young Ladies as Private Pupils,
*- •••-•-• with a YOUNG LADY as PARLOUR BOARDER.
e attendance
French Go-

Refere
spectabi

THE (
doll

'lye LO.

a VA CA

)ne PUPI

The ur

I_kRNDEN a

CO-PA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

en the foreignc

himself confessed n

early a v

and the wishes of G

ontemporary,however, sees a little more

trines of V:
.1 failure. I

of all social ord

" What,

regular troops, and dictated c
the fruits thereof

I with new

! It: is

a of propel
r of Universal of

T the r

of kid gloves, and the

ived at their 1 tish would
!ast expensive 1 Ploded N

s are turned into a field of I all or':

nals Co no dan

WI; 1 WM not be t

and sterns. On part

ower of the country, now reach

,n of ph
mery Boys who el

increl

d extent, the I present order of things in A

6y that

eh are th

t evils as t

only ha

hem, in order to esc

This is not

The nations of }

3 n certa

wreck of fortune

ony had

ed— by the most desperate carnage v
•

5. enjoyment of c

vas not for free

of instil

nations have tamely s
and worthless as these

led by him a

plucked with itnpunit
of the

3 atm(

foreign court with which

I than tht

revolutions which are now deso

says, " do the examples of last year teacl
The people halie had it all their own way ; and wha
is the result ? They have thrown up barricades. beater

,cstitutions. And what an
tiermany convulsed ; traffic checked
hampered and mutilated; and Europe fillet
• of social change, which exclude tin
only a day or two since the Chem.
—ge in Paris held its first meeting
.ective auspices of horse, foot, and artillery,

v York wag perilled by
' aristocratic', pretensions
___cratic" prescription of re-
The same feeling which in America ex.
- -at abuse of Mr. Macready and the Bri-
' d the power, annihilate all property,
tinction whatsoever between man and
the unexhausted resources of nature

..tion of these savage theories. _
__rated there, because there is not even the
~ext of a necessity for them. But at this moment
is thus voided ; Europe is the battle-field of opinions more violent and
down by a reaping machine desperate than ever raged before. It is not only against
•ashed in the field and the dynasties and ministries or classes, but
and consciences of mankind that war is waging
grain, when ground, by
men who shouted Vive Amalie 1:0-
he country, now rear' s
Legislative Assembly intend a ref,
fusion, just as the
the Americans to Forrest would sul'

against the ideas

the gates of the
Id con-

for the

Mr. Cobden and his
natural fruits of ra-
y are—nations would

tar greater

have vo-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

(bins.

Under a positive engagement to sail on the 10th instant, with

tehoterer anode marl offer
For SHANGHAE,

r.
j-‘41,,, The fine English built clipper Barque MONARC
JOIIN PERCIVAL, commander;
(Who w well acquainted with the trade;)
A 1 for twelve years; coppered 3 is well known fa
making remarkably quick passages, and invariably deliverini

her ca rgc

Leceeded by the A l Li
ANNE JANE.

KA buil

EratOt

To sail ab

For DEMERARA
The Ship SANDBAC

WILLIAM

is, Commander

For terms of frc

kritisb ,gmectra.

,241. 1-9

For AIONTREA

(Who is well acqua

ES2 tons r
fast; and
Dock, and
freight or

r: A i: B

tely desr

REGULAR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

altered

during the 1!

from the London Lead Co
his flock were employed.
iok place about ten years

'ent ror a r(
uilt three miles lower d

chapel

in the diitrh

Forest of Teesdal

iy; of the pr
Earl of Darlington abo
parsonage beside the ne

;ent Duk

mentioned

is Grace built a

!ly at his own ex

Ise, and agreed to

)w. a sufficient sum annually to
The new chapel was intended not only
district of Forest, and the little adioinins.

to serve for t
valley of Ea(

mpFuocU, was on a ve
small scale, for even now the chapel would only contain,ry when closely packed, about eighty grown up persons.
Mr. Carpendale was very anxious to have it consecrated,
and once believed himself to be very near attaining his
wish, and it is said he expended nearly £2O in making
preparations to receive the Bishop and lodge him for the
night, for he never supposed that Lis lordship could come
and return the same day. There were serious obstacles,
however, in the way, the chief of which was the want of a
permanent endowment, and the scheme was dropped.
Besides the stipend mentioned above, he had occasional
assistance from his brother in Ireland, who after his
------nted him with a gown. He had also

ipany, in whose mines most of
&t the time of his death, which

-50, he was a widower, an had
lived for some years alone in the school. He hadd con-
trived to save £2OO, and this sum he left in the 1-ands of
three trustees, the Bishop, the Rector of Middleton, and
the Churchwarden of Harwood, as the beginning of an
A few years ago, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST.

SHARES.

RAILWAYS,

50 Aberdeen
pref. 6 per cent. in perpetuity

18 ® 19
par..
.4 p

20 Birk'l4ad, Lancash. & Cheshire 14i.. 14 d
27i late C. &B. 6 p cent. in 1849 141..154
133' Do. .4-22 , f ~ 7i• • 7 d
10 Birmingham and Dudley
20 Birmingham and Oxford guar 25 .. 253

!O Doi Do. withiiut „
5 ;Boston, Stamford, and Binning

Enron, DiacKuurn, vu
arid West Yorkshire,

theroe,i
No. 1. I

17 Ditto & North Western.. (A) if .. 15 d
23 Ditto guar. 6a cent..... (13) 171..1
90 Bristol and Exeter

27i, New shares ...
324/ Dickinghamshir

28..27 d
11 ..10d
1..14 d

12:1, Quarter shares (late 1-lair shrs)!
10 preference shares
50 Junction .

6i.. 61

15..16
;uaranteed .1 121..13

235. 24

I 10i x int 11

41 ..42
4i.. 44 d
02.. tiQ d
114..124
61..

73..72
16#..17

Yesterday's Sales
Prices. Yesterday
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

youngest son of

Same day, at
FRANCIS ASHLEY, seco
On theist instant, at N(
of Mr. ANTHONY DUNN

of Great Ci Ossil

wife of Mr. E. V

Same day, at No.
aged 79 years.

of cor
WORD,

LIVERPOOL IN

DISCHARGED
quest, 12; AL

Esqs. ; Cl
North, Es

lIERN

recomniendatio
Relieved and at
Irregular, I ; Di

body, Esi
dean

n, J. 3.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

TO LAIN ES,

riio be DISPOSED OF, a well-established SEMI-
j_ NARY.
For particulars, address Y Z, Mrs. EVANS, No. 80, Mount.
pleasant, Liverpool.

LADIES' SEMINARY,

1 O be DISPO11',Lol;;-"';1AglES' PR,EPARA-
TORY SEMINARY, of middling extent, advantageously
situated. Incoming reasonable.
Applications to be addressed " O. V.," STANDARD-OFFICE,
Liverpool.

- TO PURCHASE OF HOUSE PROPERTY.
TO be SOLD, several choice Lots of valuable
Freehold HOUSE PROPERTY, that will yield good in-
terest to the Purchaser.
Particulars may be obtained by applying to JOHN WHITE,
19, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

LONDON CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY.

The supply of English Wheat being small, the stands were
tolerably well cleared, at about the rates of Monday last. the
demand for foreign was limited, and for choice qualities pre-.
vious rates were supported; but a decline of Is. per qr. had in
many instances to be submitted to, to make progress with
secondary and inferior descriptions. English Barley scarce.
and its value was unaltered; foreign grinding Barley was the
turn cheaper. Oats were in good supply from abroad, and any
but the finest qualities were 6d. to Is. lower. Beans and Peas
maintained firmer prices. Flour of slow sale, but its value
underweur no alteration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

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Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

1t EDUCTION OF THE RATE OF FREIGHT ON GOOD
THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS
f';'#' For NEW YORK.
_ .

Sailing on the Ist and 16th of every Month

COLUMBIA. E. G. FURBER 1100 tons.. lath June.
NEW YORK, T. B. CROPPER lOOO tons.. Ist July.
MONTEZUMA. A. B. LownEtt 1000 tons.. 16th July.
OXFORD. J. P. GOODMANSON 750 tons.. Ist August.
CAMBRIDGE. G. S. PEABODI' 900 tons.. 16th August.
FIDELIA. S. YEATON 1(100 tons.. Ist September
ISAAC WRIGHT.A.C.MARSHALL 1200 tons.. 16th September
YOItKSHIRE,W. G. HACKSTA FF 1100 tons.. Ist October.

Goods by these Packets hitherto paying
Ws.. will in future be charged only 20s. per ton measurement
255. and 20s.
__ ditto 15s. ..
_ .

ff
These ships are all of the first class, commanded by men
of character and experience. The Passage-money is established
at TWENTY GUINEAS, 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.

REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BY THE
NEW YORK PACKET-SHIPS.

►.
CARRYING EXPERIENCED SURGEONS.
PATRICK HENRY, DELANO 1050 tons.... 21st June
HENRY CLAY, HowLA ND 146-1 tons.... 21st July.
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT 1500 tons.... 21st August.
ASHBURTON, BUNTING 1100 tons.... 21st •icptenaber

Sailing on the 21st of every Month,

By these Packets Goods hitherto paying
30s will in future be charged only 20s.
255. and 20s. ditto 15s.
All other Cargo according to agreement.
Goods will not be received on board after midnight of the 19th
of each month. These splendid ships are all of the first class,
and commanded by men of great experience and acknowledged'
character. The accommodations are fitted up in a very supe-
rior style, and thoroughly ventilated.—For terms of freight and
cabin passage,only apply to
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN and CO.. Fenwick Chambers.

TAPSCOTT'S AMERICAN EMIGRATION OFFICE
• .57'. GEORGEWAVILDINGS, REGENT-ROAD.
The following
FIRST-CLASS PACKETS
ry Will be despatched on their appointed days, as
Ld under:
For NEW YORK.
000 tons

LIVERPOOI
JULIA HONI

ELDRT

ARD, BULRLV

6th June.
9th June.
11th June.

class, commanded by men
wecantion to promote the

can hav
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

on private

ashels at 5Sc in slip
y 1,000 bushel

Lq, uz4e. en otner aescriptions there
vat dcaldoing, and prices aye-not without material

ree, and in request, al
cargo of canal was sold at the latter f
PROVISIONS.—FOT Mess Pork the m

A hands:

y with a fai]

Beet is in fair ,
request, with mou_
I The nominal quotations are .811 to 811;50 for Me-ss. and
to .8'8,31i for prime._ _
- -

A iale- of 1.00 hi

dry salted Han

was made at

Shoulders_are worth 41c.

In Lard there was'considerable movement yesterday.. and
about 1200 bbls were sold at 6c. for No. 2,6 if to 64c. for good
to prime, and 7c. for extra. This morning 150 bard
hands at 6B- to-i-^

Butter

COTTON.—A firm market with an upward tendency in prices
Sales 500 bales.

ORLEANS, 3/18y,12;

FREIGHT

IVe have n

American ships will not take cotton at 5-16 d fill np, which is
the rate in British vessels. Flourto Liverpool 3s and corn fiid.
To-day the ship Marion was taken for Liverpooi at -gd for cot-
ton. Very little is doing in coastwise freights, and rates little
better than nominal.

BUFFALO, M

Receipts si
203,000 bushel

Wheit

o.bushels sold at 45c to 4-6 c

lARLESTON. 1

We quote fai

Rice i 3 dull

The " Simoom," iron steam frigate of 1,519' tons, fo
the Royal Navy, propelled by two e •
power, driving a screw, was lau

he is the

Vessel yet built, and is to be heavily armed., The screw
' and raised on deck.

can be easily unshippe,

!s, in the
-Id Co.'s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

MAIDENCITY
JOHN AILINN

JOHN A

The Company3si;J,;,id
pected to be ready to take th

FARES, INCLUDING S

JOHN DSUNN

All Goods to be alone
Passengers will

)1i to AirjoilN

Cabin, 1 i

se take charge of theirOWnl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

TUSCARORA, E. TURLEY..
WYOMING, J. W. MiEncicE

ARANAK,
USQUEH,3

EUROPE,
MARY PI

EASANI
lOAH, V

ULIUS
J. DUNLE VY

PHILAD

T. WES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

In addition to the.arrivals noted in 00

have to report
Odessa and Leghor
Beans from Egypt,

re cargoes .of Wheat, chiefly from
iich, with some further parcels of

whilst of other
trivial.

_ form for the week a fair supply or
brain produce from ally quarter the imp°

At our market to-day there wash dull, limited sale far every
tide of the trade; but the stocks of all grain beingtompara-
•ely moderate, holders were generally disinclined to accept
xer terms, and we therefore repeat our quotations of this
day week generally, except for Indian Corn, which continues
to move rapidly, for transit to Ireland, and t'he arrival
this week 'being only 3,118.qr5., against an export of
--I qrs. an
St, .
day se inn

Id. per quarter upon t
obtained.

ates of th

ight was read;

BRITISH.
s. d. s. d

Whoa,.

s. d. s. d

i 2 Ci fi 6 Extra-. 6 6 (4, 6
i 6 6 8 d 0.... 6 8— 7 1

Ditto, whit
Irish, red .

Ditto, white
e, English,

eats, per 451 t,
English ant

Irish, fine 9

Flour,p,

'Ditto.
Oatmeal, v.

Bran.*24ll,

Wheat, wr 701
Canadian .

Danzig, mixed and e
L 1 ialtic & limburge
Riga and Petersbg.

T 0-:
3 3 -

I -

•M 0 -30 0

-33 0

4 0 —35 0 extra .. 1,35 0 —37 0

FOREIGN.
s. d. S. (.1
6 0
6 0
6 0

010-1 0

`6 2 .. 6 6
6 6 'd0..... 7 0
6 6 Ehiglunix 7 6
6 6 white .. -6 8

5 4 -
5 6 -
6 6-

gypt'n 4 4
0 0

32 0
3 9 Malting ; 0 0— 0 0
• 2 11 Russian i 2 7 2 9
34 0
•23 6

0 0 - 0 0
S 0 -30 0

-U 0

0 0 0 0
6 —24 6
23 9 IN.Otlns 0 0— 0 0
23 0
4 0 —35 6 lyellow 36 6 —3B 0
16 0 —l6 6 ido.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

A DECIDED BARGAIN,

MO be SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a very neat
COTTAGE HOUSE, built about three years since, with
every convenience requisite for a small respectable Family,
situate near the new Church, in Great Homer-street. Price
only .4'230,. . . _

. -
For particulars apply to Mr. JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayton-
square.

Co I.lt ?Let.

MO be LET, in Wheatland-lane, Seacombe, within
ten minutes' walk of the Ferry, a HOUSE, containing
Dining, Drawing, Breakfast, and Five Bed Rooms, Water
Closet, &c., Garden Back and Front, and a plentifui supply of
Spring and Bain Water. Rent, ...0.933 per annum.
Apply to Mr. G. WADE, Jun., 13, Canning-place, or to Mr.
CLARKE, Painter, &c., Seacombe.

p c ti I) tibifrat toms.

Just Published, Price

A LECTURE, delivered by W. IL BAINBRIGGE,
F.R.C.S., for the purpose of promoting the ESTABLISH-
M ENTo a GOVERN ESSES' I NSTITUTION in LIVERPOOL;
with an Appendix, containing the proposed Rules and Regula-
tions.

Published at the request of the Committee.
London :—S. ley, 32, Fleet-street. Liverpool:—T.
KAYE, Castle-street; and all Booksellers.

Just Published, Third Edition, Price 4d.,
rINE FAITH," together with A LETTER,
showino• that Dr. D'Aubignes definition of the Fun-
damental Frinciple of • Faith is contrary to SCRIPTURE, to
LUTHER, and to COMMON SENSE. By ItOBT. GEE HUNT.
Liverpool: PHILIP and Sox, South Castle-street.

Just Published, in one thick yol,Bvo,lyith a full length Portrait,

price 125.,
SERMONS, DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL. By the
Rev. WILLIAM ARCHER BUTLER, M.A.,late Professor
of Moral Philosophy in the University of Dublin. Edited,
with a Memoir of the Author's Life, by the Rev. THOMAS
WOODWARD, M.A., Curate Assistant of Fethard, in the Dio-
use of Cashel, and Chaplain to His Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant.

Dublin : HODGES and SMITH, Grafton-street, Booksellers to
the University. Liverpool: DEtoturoN and LAUGHTON,
Church-street.

TO THE ELECTORS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
SCOTLAND.

lq" ONV I S -Ii E TIME.
London: HOULSTON and STONEMAN ; 65, Paternoster-
row; Leeds: SLOCOMBE, Commercial-street; Manchester:
Wit ITM ORE and T. SowLER. Courier-office; Leicester: T. C.
BilowNE, Bible and Crown, Market-place; Birmingham :
TAYLOR and GLOVER, Union-street.

CHEAP EDITION OF SIMEON'S LIFE.

Third Edition, 12mo, cloth, with Portrait and Fac-simile.
Price is. C
Tate Senior S oftlie
Fellowof K
Rev. ling CHARLES SIMEON,
's College, Cambridge •
containing his Autobiography, together with selections from
his Writings and Correspondence. ' Edited by the Rev. WM.
CALLUS, ALA., Fellow and Senior Dean Of Trinity College, and
Minister of Trinity Church, Cambridge. _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

s which official inso-

driving men's

s an insurrection in her streets, or an

s fleet in her ports

EVERY household throughout the country is
just now undergoing the process of economization.
The landowner sees his rental about to be dimi-
nished ; the farmer sees his crops bringing him in
less money ; the tradesman finds profits decreasing,
and rates • tl labourer and artizan

..iereastub ; am,
are only half employed. All are driven to retrench-
ment as the only remedy within their reach. Corn-
Irts and luxuries must be cut down ; establish-
sened ; dependents dismissed. In short,
,bout, as a community, to descend to a
lower pusition, as compared with other nations,
with whom we are called upon to enter into a mad
chase after the bubble cheapness. Our rulers
must not, therefore, be surprised, if, under such
circumstances, when all are compelled to make sa-
crifices at home—they find men, hitherto willing to
maintain the dignity of the national establishments,
and to provide liberally for the efficient administra-
.

vents les

we are E

tion of government, insisting upon economy in the
public expenditure. This has now ceased to be the
demand of factious contemners of all established
authority; of men whose object is to level and de-
grade. It is not put forth to inflame the passions
of the populace, or to lead away thr public mind
from the true sources of the changes which are tak-
ing place in our social condition. Economy must
low be urged as a matter of stern justice and ne-

cessity
With these convictions we take up the estimates
just produced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
for the Civil Service of 1849-50 ; and shall take the
liberty of examining some of their items, The
total amount is £3,925,731, and is thus made up :
1. Public works and buildings
11. Salaries, &c. public departments .. .. 1,083,231
111. Law and justice
IV. Education, science, and art
V. Colonial and consular services
VI. Superannuations and charities
VII. Miscellaneous
Add—

Civil contingencies

100,000

Votes X3,925,731.
In 1847 the sum total was £3,920,539; in 1848,
£3,946,231. Thus, as compared with last year,
there has been a saving of about £20,000; and a
trifling increase as compared with 1847.
It may be a fact that all this amount is really
required for the maintenance of the government
and the public establishments; that the Foreign
Office, for example, really costs £76,000 a year, and
requires for Secret Service £39,000 more ; that the
Home Department costs £25,500; the Treasury.
£23.200 ; the Colonial Office £36,900; and the
the Privy Council and Board of Trade, £43,000. But
the community, whilst themselves studyingto econo-
mize, will demand that some effort should be made
to reduce the expense of these departments ; and
this not by cutting down the salaries, or dispensing ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN
JUNE 2.

-day was less than for some
mall arrivals from the south
tors were enabled to obtain about Is. per guar-

The farmers supply of Wheat t(
d having also very

ter advance (to needy buyers) onfi

parcels, w

!conitary

descriptions sold more freely, at last Saturday's rates; millers,
however, restrict their purchases entirely for immediate con-
sumption. Choice qualities of Wheat are getting rather scarce
on the market.—ln Barley so little doing that prices may be
considered nominal.—White Peas do not sell as well as of tate,
owing to the favourable weather, and prices have given way Is.
per qr.—Several parce:s of Scotch Oats arrived this morning in
time for market, but the supply from the country was only mo-

,ce dem,
fair req

led checks t

.tes they are hi f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

LOCAL MEETINGS,

MISSION TO OLD CALADAR.—A meeting was held on
Tuesday evening, in the United Presbyterian Church,
Mount Pleasant, for the purpose of presenting a valedic-
tory address to the Rev, H. M. Waddell, who is about to
depart from this port for Old Calabar, to superintend the
mission which the United Presbyterian Church has there
established, principally through the exertions of the rev.
gentleman.
ALL SAINTS' SCHOOLS.—On Tuesday evening last a
meeting of the committee, pew-renters, and other friends
of All. Saints' Church and schools, took place in the
sehoohroom,. Beau-street, for the p,urßose ofhearing.the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

lEFFII

lAILWAY

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTRA-
-1.11 ORDINARY MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
WINCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, and LINCOLNSHIRE RAIL-
'" COMPANY will be held, at the Albion Hotel, In Picca-
ER, on WEDNESOAY, the sixth day of June
o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of
.ftso the REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION'
appointed at the last Half-yearly Meeting, and of adopting.
such measures in relation thereto as may by the Proprietors be
deemed expedient.

dilly, in MANciins

YARBOROUGH, Chairman
JOHN CHAPMAN, Dc,
J. H. HUMFREY, Secretiu
4 May, 1849.

!putt' Chairman

Mancliester,l

BOOKS AT VI

RY REDUCED PRI(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

N MARKET, JI

conssrnPtive d
Wheat is languid and the turn in fay(

nd prices

Corn has a

mall compass
b' shed, with an upwan

BELFAST CORN MARKET, JUNI
We have had unsettled, hut, on the whole, very
weather for the c'..rops during the last week ; as -
they never looked better at this season. Abe
Indian Corn th,

e been received sin(
s very trifling. We have only a ret

to report fra Wheat, at
boar is cons4deral

) tons were s

per ton, which is an

'ORD C

TTLE MARKET,

NITXY 30.
, and a:

appear not so much

3s. 9d. wh; refused for large

ISO wall
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

own as t

ISH REA

however, debited with £6O 4s. sd. for repayment to ord-
nance services of the value of arms, ammunition, &c.,
presented by the British nation to that illustrious person.

PRICES OF NEWSPAPERS

The Liverpool Courier of Wednl
on the reduced price of newspapers
first published was not one-fourth

'sday last, thus remarks
:—" The Courier when

were enabled to state at that period that it was printed on
a larger sheet than any newspaper in London. That its
quality was appreciated in the metropolis may be proved
by the fact that one of the most influential journals regu-
rarly copied our leading articles, and passed them off as
their own. The price of the paper, like most of its con-
temporaries, was sixpence ; but in 1809, on a motion of
Mr. Canning's, the sixpenny papers were permitted by
the imperial legislation to advance the price one penny.
Subsequently it was sevenpence, and when the stamp du-
ties were raduced, the public had the benefit 1:y a reduc-

Lion to nvepence. In the policy of the last reduction in
the price of the Liverpool newspapers we never coincided.
We foresaw that it could not be carried into effect con-

THE LIVERPOOL STANDAR&

nas oven taken up for beating his c
years old) to death, on Saturday last
guilty of some
with

FORBIDDING THE BANNS.—This sc m2what unisual oc-
currence took place last Sunday, at Sr. Nicholas' Church.
Colchester. The objector was a female, whom it is said
the intended bridegroom (while stationed here as a re-
cruiting seijeant) had al 3o wooed and won ; but on ex-
plaining this to the clergyman in the vestry, he informed
her that was not a ground upon which he could stop the
ceremony.

DEATH OF A THIEF.--On Friday morning a man en•
tered the first floor of the house occupied by Mr. Jenkins.
Nassau-street, Soho, Loudon, by climbing up the water.
spout. Mr. Jenkins, who was in bed, hearing the thie:
packing up some silver plate, entered where the thiel
was ; the latter jumped from the window over the door,
and fell on the area railings, where he wes completely im-
paled. He extricated himself, and ran as far as Hayes-
court, where he was, taken by a constable, but he died in
about an hour.

BEATING A CHILD TO DEATH..—A labouring man

hoy about ter
hoer

The boy ban
rifling offence, awl his father beat him
Qtrap, and Vicired him until he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

EliOtrirt Pttvs.

The gooseberry and plum trees in the neighbourhood of
Lancaster have suffered severely from the frosts.
I. On Tuesday week two men were wrestling at Wigan,
in the Cumberland style, when one of them was thrown
down and had his leg broken. He died in consequence a
,few days after.
Though the number of inhabitable houses in the borough
of Manchester had increased in twelve months nearly 900,
ri 50 fewer inhabited in 18-18 than in 1847.
it iption is now being raised for the purpose of
a unday and day school, in the parish of Martin
' ''‘is counfy, as a monument to the memory

there were,
A subsr

to great c

am Cook, in

ais native

The first ordination that has ever taken place
as held on Sunday, by the Lord Bishop-of M

at Preston
ancliester.

C-SIX

con's orders, and twenty-two for priest's.
!slay last a fanner of Bolton. had sevent3
ned, among which were thirty ewes in I

beep d

I:he poor a

terucious dog,' which was

1,17, by the

The Earl of Derby has given sites and funds for the
erection of two churches on his princely estate. One of
these is to be erected in the village of Newburgh, in the
-.sh of Lathom, about six miles from Wigan • the
_oundation stone of which was laid by Thomas Morris,f

A MAN AND HIS WIFE DROWNED.—On Tuesday .a
man named Hull and his wife were found drowned in the
canal, near Lea, a short distance from Preston. The
man has been in the habit of drinking hard for some time
past. and had, in consequence become somewhat deranged.

On Tuesday his wife went out with him for a walk into
the country, and they proceeded towards Ashton, when

%.ellt, intli is yuvaa.;-uvuan uuu Ulu Some ale. when
his was finished, Hull wanted to have some more, but his
rife would not let him, and they went out toa,ether.

!r per-

Ile way to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

nal ad

and ale(

many well-known Cereymer

,INO, Bc

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOA N..) OF IfOY'GT.

f the Ll\

00l .Doci

either 'Fliree, Five, or Seven Yea

All offers to

office, I

DANIEL MASON,

THE G

Tligns of the NVe

Union, at

.th lion
Write

'N` TOTICE
RESCP

rl li n.re.

,eats for t

BRANCH of their FIT

mentioned in their

co on theii own-accoun

Lives po,

SHIP NOTICE

THE i

'or the transaction of COMMISSION and c

New York, Boston,

I Liverpoo.

to Parents of Pupils, who are of the highest re-

street, Liver-

POOL DOCKS
5* are willling to re-

at the rate of Four Pounds
nun Interest, for periods of

aials, to be sent to me on or be-

WILLIAIi CLEAVER, Clerl

ncluded to

Establishment of a

ion to the
FRANK LIN

'ARTNER-
,OI3. and Co.'
BUSINESS,

HARNDEN

T. W. COLBURN,
F. OSGOOD.

L. L. COLBURN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

Sth Julv
Ist

K .. Wedr
i

Inesday

Wednesday, 15th August
K .. Wednesday, 22d August,

New York are intended to be
jurisdiction of the Custom-

hut without Wines or Liquors,
•d, to Boston, Halifax, or New
uding Steward's Fee. Dogs

D in Boston, to S. S. LEWI S
radon, to J. B.

nd J. BURNS;

VER, 14, Nate

fit on their personalh]

t or difficulty, Passengers are
ages of Merchandise will not

, or with their Lug„
) on board by the Si

'ON, will start
Steam-tender

LANDING STAGE, Opposite
!n o'clock (Morning) of that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

sail on he;

33 1 ON T

tons burtber

a co. 1

copper

th instant.

YORK

6Tie JUN

The wel;

EUROPE, H. F
MARY PLEAS

1 wvii

) MONTEZUMA, 13f
ster; 3ewn

A and NeW

oo Dock

6d. per ton

I

LINE OF PACKET

,\V YORK.

This sr

NTH JUN}

alniteb btatto.

NOTICF

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINE

Sailing from Liverpool on the let of each Month,
and Philadelphia on the 10th.

The new Philadelphia-built Packet-ship
ROBERT BURTON,
Captain P. A. DECAN;

(not having arrived in time to
?pointed day,) WILL BE DESPATCHED POSTTTVWT.v

p is copper-fastened and cop-
nveyance for goods, and a remarkably fast
if freight or cabin passage apply to
JAMES M`IIENItY, 5, Temple-place, or
h. TAYLOR & Co., 8, Lancelot's.hev.

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS

INTERMEDIA'

E PACKET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

)und a c

Riobo, N

y of a p,

zerald, Catl
and. Daws

lessrs. Curry,

,r pure Genessee]

STEAI

biers, C. E
riman,
J. S..

Macread

, J. M

W. H. Gunning, S. F. Tobey and 1
.Mr. J. W. Lewis, lady, and sere
From Halifax : Tdeut.-CoI.
3uckley, and Mason.

t for Wes,

gain a tr

ditt

About 1200 tibls of ti

444 to O 4

New Orleans is dull at previous rate.
;mall lots at S 4 75 to .85 for mixed to goo
Rye Flour is steady at S 2 87* to *2 91._
Corn Meal continues firm, with sales ,of /50 bbls. Jez
92 and 403 inferior state at 32 5f
GRAIN.—For Wheat there is a MC
s firm;

4:1 bushels Oio were sok
erns, and 1,000 this mornihng at 81,04.
Rye is scarce and firm. Sales of 1,00(
T 1 1 • •

ey is dull

parcel of two ro.;','ied,'

low Corn there is a
paid. The sal

,old at a private ba.
For Northern Ye'
tnd a slight advance
I 62 to 63c. mostly a

87~c to

BEDS.—One

to Soh

Piedra, (

above were for ex-

timthern is selling in
brands.

demand, and prime
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

in Liverpool at

Is I perfectly coincidi

'1 slave labour may be inde

At this time ft-2,;

Ind will probal

311 of the N

ure, in some r

Main with cargoes of American pi
are now precluded. There will be other car
tion to American vessels."

imperatively I pa rty
ll recklc
to a ord,
.e.ssels from the Baltic -
will be enabled to r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

PARRY'S

SEACOMBE HOTEL AND BOWLING GREEN
ITESSRS. & R. PARRY beg to inform thei
Friends and tin Public that they have OPENFTs

BOWLING GREEN,
PROMENADE, AND GARDENS
FOR THE SEASON.

The whole have been beau'

1 are in excellent order,

knd, from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

Aberdeen
Arnie'

and Boul,

Belfast and Ballymena
Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire.
Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y
Bristol and Exeter
Caledonian

Chester and Holyhead
Cockertnouth and Workington
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
East Anglian •
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern
Eastern Counties
East Lancashire .

Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.
Glasgow and Greenock
Great Northern and East Line
Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Lancaster and Carlisle
Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport.
Londonderry and Enniskillen
London and North-Western
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton& South Coast
I ' South-W-

,onclon and ,n-Western
%Pclicster, Sheffield, and Lincoln
Midland, Bristol, and Binning.

ham
Midland Great Western (Ireland)
Newcastle and Carlisle
Norfolk
North British
Paris and Rouen

Rouen and Harr
Scottish Central.

•y and Chest

South De
Taft Vale
Ulster ..

Waterford and Limerid
West Cornwall

ST DATI

NT LB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

[PRICE FOURPENCE.

LIVERPOOL LOZI
No. 1, LEIGH-PLAc

GE WAREHOUSE

P-A
REER-S

TREET

LS AND SHARP

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS

FROM EDINBURGH.,

DEG to inform Grocers, Druggists, and Deale
generally, that they have OPENED the above Premis(

.h every Article in

and are now ready to supply them
Confectionery Line on the most Jibe_
long practical experience, are confident
their Goods will not fail to secure a continuance of ord._
PROPRIETARY LOZENGES, of every description, can b(
made to order, S. and S. having had many years' practice it
making LOZENGES for the principal Drug Houses in Scot-
land.

TENDER FEET.
PEDESTRIANS, and tho;:e afflicted with Tender
Feet, are recommended to tr
111E111EL LEATHER
which, while-pos

OOTS AND SHOES

. -
manufacture, in resisting damp, and in durability, have tl:
essential advantage of the

UPPER LEATHERS BEING PERFECTLY SOFT;
indeed, while they exhibit AND RETAIN the elasticity of kid,
they emit the evaporation of perspiration, and keep the feet in
a state of temperate coolness throughout the summer.
The Memel Leather is impo -
STOCK of BOOTS and S 1`01,,S
at RICHARD CLOS SLEY'S.
SOUTH CASTLE-STRI
CORNER OF CHAPEL-WALKS

the mater

are now on v

SOLE A

SAFETY FOR STREET DOORS

CHUBBS PATENT LATCHES, made expressly
j for this purpose, with very small and neat keys, are ,wr-
fectly safe from the attempts of picklocks and false key

strong, not habit; to get- out of order, and the price so
low as to place them within the reach of all classes. Chubb's
Patent Fire-proof Safes and Boxes form a complete preserva-
tion for Deeds, Plate, Boolis, &c., from fire and thieves.—Chubb
and Son, 57, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 28, Lard-
street, Liverpool.

DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS

E. J. DENT,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER

By distinct appointment to the Queen, H. R. H. Prince Albe't,
and H. I. H. the Emperor of Russia,
MOST respectfully solicits from the Public an in-
spection of his extensive STOCK of WATCHES and
CLOCKS, embracing all the late modern improvements, at the
most economical charges. Ladies' Gold Watches, with Gold
Dials, jewelled in four holes, 8 guineas ; Gentlemen's, with.
Enamelled Dials, 10 guineas ; Youths' Silver Watches, 4 gui-
neas; warranted accurate going Lever Watches, jewelled in
four holes, 6 guineas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-06-05

Kfato,

fair inq,

TILE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

8(1. to 95-d. per stone

31s. to

per quarter

MARKET, JUNE 2

The weather is very tine and vegetation proceeds rapidly. We
have less grain offering than for some time past. Farmers not
being willing to take less money for either Wheat, Barley, or

Oats, but Hale business has been done. Beans are Is. peiqr.
lower. it is some time since the stocks of Wheat were so short
iu this district at this period of the year.

MARKET,