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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

R. and J. RANK!
atent, and be

any party but thei
The Court of (
JOHN WHITWOR'

upon the Patent by nuking the Mai ill

everal new en

from tl
pain, ai
Ann,

2 Richar

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
R LEVI'S inter

as to leave

UR LEVI

HIS CHARGI

las pro

;on to avail him.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

now become intolerable. The greaf room at the Swan
e, and numbers came in afterwards.

filled to overflc

The Harborough district e
parts of the counties of Leici

it was estimated that the meeting r
producing from X 90,000 to £100,(

['ants' c

preciation C
would excel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

,erset had built a church,

nt of Be

tempts to get_ridof Bri

471 1832. when

1e had no

would have no peace in his
n was in his parish and Mr.

:into in the chapel

made many desperate at

a for doing

out th

e, had converted it into

and Mr. Shore each thought the other in seri-
The. vicar, therefore, refused to grant Mr.
renewed nomination without which he could
ue to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

poor boys ,
Tracing the

accounting for their failure, briefly anu
parliament against the employment of c
then concludes thus : _

There is not in this wide wor

IA of ninllY
jab
rorleY,

in beings whc
little c

ren employed by c
,ansing chimnies. ApPaP,

miserable existence, infected with

,nd engendered by, ti

r emploPile,

ant of all they

----" ose
, irom their earliest infancy, in all th a
after life constitute the bad man and Per.
rtl(
rof society ! The barbarity of the PT! to

ied. It is impossible to mitigate it, 'tije
lot be taught his trade at all, excePt bYbieel
such cruelties on his person as would .4
the g
ny other business to the discipline of k
>ible for him to exercise a like cruelty„,on 105,0

iced in tt
.s these i

limbinSbbe
would•
.4
t
heir
chimney, and by n tc4,

! '3l'°h°: incaitti

ulders, and feet

wnen in- this state of suffering, plot I
erect weather, to climb the roughest Pe,
unds ulcerate aiinoditiiilflebdaen7pemodo:arliaynierdtsleri.oos,o•o
cruelty of
ebu
ved classes 01
• dors:

lerally rendered

that there

what bev

vs which do 11

n ful ex

mragi all interferenc

unable t
w and ?r4

ave bee

:3 3UUjeCI
f their et
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

Cousta

of Moldav
a kind of f
river, on
Lower Dai

the bureau,
of the Mini
months, till
Guards and
being vestei
members (i

were c

cert
XVI
d'AngOL

Valentino, or
SARDINIA.
GENOA.—La

the towr

been c
cannot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

HARNDEN and CO., Liverpool

Loading Berth, South Side Waterloo Dock

REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT

Fine Goods

17s. 6d. per ton

12s. Od. per ton

BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO Is

,TEW YORK

PACKET 0

'HE TWENTY-FOURTH APRIL

The magnificent first-class American Ship

CORNELIA,

F. M. FRENCH, Commander

1289 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened ; SAILS VERY
• and is well known in the trade as a most eligible con-

veyance

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

CLOSE CUTTING ON THE GREAT • WESTERN.—The
company, says the Liverpool Times, " have effected a
saving of lls. per annum by wafering instead of seal-
ing their letters. What an anomaly ! their income is
increased by waxing less !" If the waterer, however,
get no more a week than the saving per annum, he will

be apt to reduce the r

7 the wafers—a cir-

by eatir,,

cumstance which oug
though he will not we

lit to be tak
Ix so fat, we

nto consideration—
•, even in such a way

faring, as to justify

The Builde
in the D/
nhical sketch of Pct

ine, we have a bi

" worthi

of his u

I extren

id phantom

dismay,
,me from
ch !' ex•

f-e, come

3 share

address from the gob-

he farmer, r

his courags

;hostly vi

t, discovered the fair Henri
excessively foolish. It is sai
the girl's trick, has had the

!tte B-
d that the
bans pub-

with he

rEItFECT
ourite liquc

WIFE.—A perfect wife resembles that
of the male sex, punch. Well-made
too strong nor too wel
udicious compound of E

k, too sweet, nor

sour, but a

11 contradictions.
constitutions, are suited by

every on

be considered as repre-
I knowledge of important

ost ger.

therefore, is a strong
efolks don't like at all,
ions. The water cor-

y chat about the passing occurrences
itself, is insipid, and only serves to
1 intercourse—for talk-

e feel fo:

id hearing : I

it is also a good vehicle for some

ess, end
rv. A e

. The sugar, of course, represents
its of every sort, and, not least,
al of it, by itself, is cloying to the
.ceptable addition to the
rs to op-

but it is a most

he lemon- juice an:

contradiction, reproach, sarcasm, scolding, and
that gives a pungent acidity to one's inter-
.

ad takes off the flatness of it

WOMAN'S OPINION OF

t men have, by nature, a superio-rity in
fables them to go through labours and

et, win

from whi,

or pro

On the oth,

n are ene
►f the

graces and

ity of quick-
he every-day

a:ld delicate c

.In allthese,
_ther

ng the husband " endov

d clings to him for

as a hop-plant climbs on its pol

ticks t(

as the v►m
e poets. " t

a swee
in Ita
arried

, or an el

you would tell tlier,

D more

Lisa mere c:

NASTIC LIBRART

tainea
the litu

menos 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

THURSDAY

On Tx URSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at th
Brokers' Office, Colonial buildings, Dale-street,
700 Packages TEA.
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

Apply to

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelveo'clock at the
Brokers' Office, Oldhall-street ,
,
700 Packages TEA, part all faults,
Landed ex Rajah Bassa and Magellan.—Apply to
JAMES BATESON, SONS, and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock at the
Brokers' Office, ,
3 Casks ORRIS ROOT,
3 Casks Turkey GUM ARABIC,
4 Chests Cape ALOES.
For further particulars apply to
BROWNE, HUNTER, and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildings,
135 Tierces 1 American Red CLOVERSEED,
42 Barrels
Lately landed.—Apply to R. L. BOLTON, Esq., Merchant, or to
J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers.

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clook pre-
cisely, in the Honduras Shed, Birkenhead,
418 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
being the entire cargo, just landed, ex Elgin, from Belize direct.
Apply to WILLIAM VAUGHAN, ESQ., Merchant.
34 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
ex Fanny.
Apply to Messrs. VAUGHAN and SHELDON, Merchants.
85 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
ex Last London.
Apply to Messrs. HYDE, HODGE, and Co., Merchants.
85 Logs BIRCH,
ex Susan, from Prince Edward Island.
Apply to Messrs. D. CANNON. SONS, and Co., Merchants.
The Honduras Mahogany contains every variety for Cabinet-
making, Machinery, and shipbuilding purposes, ann is re-
markable for its peculiar soundness and freedom from defects.
Apply to HOLME, SLATER, and CROOK, Brokers, Canning-street, Birkenhead, and 25, Sefton-street, Liverpool.

)n THURSt

_SAY next, the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street, (if not
previously sold by private treaty,)
The reqiarkably fine A 1 British-built Schooner
LIGHTNING ;
134 tons old and 110 tons new measurement ; well
known as one of the fastest vessels afloat; has just come out
of dry dock, where she has had a most complete and efficient
overhaul, under the inspection of Lloyd's surveyors, and has
eight years to run on the A 1 class, including this year; has
been newly sheathed with heavy yellow metal on patent felt, to
wales, fore and aft; new masts, standing and running rigging;
new cabin of mahogany, neatly and commodiously fitted with
every convenience for passengers, iron tanks to carry 1200 to
1400 gallons of water to fit the run, and abundantly found with
sails and all other stores, requiring little or nothing but provi-
sions and crew to send her to sea on any voyage ; and on in-
spection will be found a most desirable vessel for any trade
requiring great despatch and fair carrying properties : now
lying in Brunswick Dock.—For further particulars apply to Mr.
JOSEPH Ws DELANY, Merchant, or to
TONGI, CURRY, and CO,, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

THOMAS.—CONFESSION 01
ed hc

ntirnation had be

conduct has been most extraordinary during the
week; on some nights she will sit up, but when sl
to bed she sleeps soundl

eating very heartily, an
yard for airing. She is i

ri walks with a f

cuous when present at the .coron

Journal.

ILLEGAL INOCULATION

Matthew S

uires

Samuel E

by inoculating I

The prisoner, at the expr

deceased, a child of ti
a time when the smallpox
The prisoner pleaded guil

e Years of

a, said he was very

preferred, and he hoped i

name to impns
:h ensued he A'

anslaughte
it might I

and the punishment he
he might be justified in

would be i
A CAT I

risonment for two day

a consequence of a Su

made a post. mortem exam

daurzlit

At length the t

tion it proved to b

It, which was

been left on the

ble at the inn where the inq
it had been given by the beat

al student, who,
pool. The beadle, who was s

impropriety of his con

de to recover t

s her meals regularly,

—Bristol
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

of the artiel

PRICE OF

H. Stanley, in his
address to the electors of Lynn, whilst speaking of
the supply of wheat from the western states of America,

•• I. have visited that country, and I
knowledge of its agricultural resourc

ow that I

lion of every western

when I tell' you that in a- jfew

rmer and mer
they will be
rice below 40

send wheat into this country a
quarter, and probably belo

DEATH OF SIR ANDREW AGNEW, BA

Agnew died at his residence, It

burgh, On Thursd:
was attacked by fe,

', from which

City which followed.
in 1793, and succeeded to the baron,
succeeded in the title and estates by

'Sir Andrew was born

Agnew, R.N., who
of Gainsboroueh.

THE CHANNEL ISLAND PRESS.—The f
to the public, and instructions to all
postmasters, and letter receivers, has
order of the Postmaster-General:-
newspapers printed or published in al
Islands, or in the Isle of 11

)flowing notice

stmast

bed by

[an, and s ,nt by the post be-
and Great Britain or Ireland,

tween any of such islanct,
will be liable to the full letter rates of posta
to the scale for charging inland letters by
the exception of such of the newspapers al'
be printed in the French language."
TAKING THE VEIL.—On Tuesday 44

eight; with
to as may

le ceremony of.the
ar of the Sisters of

,st Holy Trinity

reception of a young lady into the ordc
Mercy took place in the chapel of the JV
Parker's-row, Bermondsey. The chapel was
with fashionably-attired ladies, and several noble lords
members of the Roman Catholic Church, were also pre-
sent. The postulant on this occasion was a Miss Bar-
the daughter of highly-connected r--

I from India, after a lens
vho is said to possess a i ed fortune
all to the service of the orde
I herself.

recently L._
The young lady,
her own right, devotes it
with which she has connect&
THE CONVICT SARAH
GUILT.—This wretched girl has at 1
Rev. Dr. Swete, chaplain to the gao
sole perpetrator of the murder of he

last night not the sl
of the probability of a reprieve
will be the day on which she will sufT
nalty of the law in front of the city g
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

lha, in the port
in the code of

_
h life. "monism
rds, was first promulgated ii
called Magadha, and tho

en, now termed

med to have been the language of the people
" language is looked upon as being of
ng that it is the root of

grammar of Pali, w
•" There is a lanzuag

ro uct
I lang

men and Bra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

lies in

cure of that district separated. The duk
at this offer, and asked the bishop to consecrate the
church on that endowment, giving the patronage to the
duke. _ The bishop, however, did not think this fair, and

certainly it was not fair. If the vicar gay
went he had a right to all the patronage.

all the eudo
on the otF

hand, the duke was to be r
in a greater proportion that

3, he ought to contribute
vicar. The bishop made

his effect,

Tha truth w

ay real

.
ep towards an endowment. Mr.
Iridgetown, let all the seats, got £
.....

lore took
0 a-year,

That the

sorted, not only in I

, that the Duke of Si
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

space of time

the whole perfecau,
4th. Its durability is a
penses of repairs, (so
wire and brushes are co
by using this machines

fi'om Air. Jackso
this manine) to

touut or U
Out at the

with it a single kei
kernels that have be,

) at wl.

been fix

Mr. William Woodman
Messrs. R. and W. I

Cheshire,

Messrs. R. and T. Hull, Kirk,Tale Mill
Mr. George Achurch, Long Peg
Mr. Thomas Croft, "Etna Mill, Oki Sw
Mr. Lomax, Hulme Corn
Messrs. J. Ho

CAUTION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-17

the existence of

free-
that nothii

trade measures lately adopted byjtheieXl;t7ire;
-- short of a return to protective duties on

Low, &c., wou

ave the farmers from

ruin, and t
the repeal of the
dens, would be

.rs from starvation ; and that neither

.qualisation of all local bur-
Or protection, but that the

aivalent f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

to sue for his money. (Hear, hear.) If it was not his lust
right he would not have it ; and if it was his just right he would
expect to be paid. With reference to this journey, believirig, as he did, that truth was indestructible, he cared not what be-
came of the record on their books; whether it was expunged or
not, he had performed his duty to his constituents in such a
manner as he believed would meet with their approbation. It
would be remembered that Mr. Proctor had been appointed
chairman to the committee, but for two months after his ap-
pointment he had omitted to perform his duties to the bur-
gesses on that committee. Previously to his coming, the then
chairman, Mr. Bennett, and himself(Mr. Harbord), had various
conversations with the members of the committee as to the de-
sirability of having some correct information on the state of
things in Glasgow, and they all agreed that it would be ex-
ceedingly unwise and impolitic to have recorded on the
minutes that they (Messrs. H. and B.) were going there on a
certain day. He might at once say that he had not confidence
in the persons who had access to their minutes; he had not
perfect confidence in some person, in whom every member of
the Council should have confidence, because, as he believed
there was great likelihood that the Rivington Pike scheme
never would go further, strong feeling existed on the matter.
However, they did g. to Glasgow, and the information then
before the Council was the result of their going. Now, with
regard to these accounts, he objected to the abstractwhich had
been printed and laid before the Council. He did so on three
grounds, first, because a great number of the items were under
wrong headings ; secondly, because many of the items shoule
never have been charged to the Water Committee at all, and
thirdly, because that great thumping sums are put down,
without the slightest detail, by which means the Contra
i, the h,TAQ... vv_

u.,sezes are misiea. He objected to six 111indr-e'd' and
odd pounds under the head " testing wells ;" why, he said
he said, it should not be charged to the committee at all.
The TOWN-CLERK.—oh 1 it should.
Mr. HA Ttnnn

___...- ... ... us one or liod'S
-, ""''' creatures being thus debased, demoralized, and condemned
..•. ~-,....,54 us. ntl. enarged. Now, he apprehended that there from early childhood to the grave to lead a lite of misery
was no money in the hands of the Water Committee, which
ought to be used for any extension beyond what their income and wretchedness, debauchery and crime, would be un-
would admit of; and yet they found altogether, for extraordi- known among us. Mr. S. then adduced instances of re-
nary expenses, about .eio,ooo charged, although there was no cent date where cruelties the most unheard of in % rt...;.+:— The MA
provision in the water estimates for making extensions at all. -

children, and concluded

a warm al

that company through whose exertic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

.nt, although I consulted, at differ
In of arranonna in this nsrt of the

_ was frequently unable to
any I often endured no one can tell-

• - us ever it was in my lire ny means of
your Pills and Ointment, which I purchased from Mr. I. Da-
will,
vulson, Druggist, Berwick-upon-Tweed
who knows my case
well,
andl aril sure, be happy to certify with me, if neces-

(Signed) ANDREW BRACK.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Temple Bar,)
London; and by all respectable Vendors of Patent Medicines
throughout the Civilized World, in Pots and Boxes, Is. lid.,
2s. cid de r. A , ...

alIl 11Jere 15 VCI y
siderable saving in taking the larger sizes.
N.ll. Directions for the guidance of Patients are affixed to
each Pot and Box.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

impun

ittle way t

lency or ti

ea upon

e tore

There woul

) him to

d to I

r whi

connec

THE POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY,

Yesterday evening, the manthlv meeting of this Society
was held in the large Lecture Room of the Royal insti-
tution, Mr. William Miliner, the President, in the chair.
The attendance was numerous, the subjects to be dis-
cussed being of much interest, especially to the commer-
cial and maritime public. Several new members were
duly elected by ballot, and others were proposed for
election at the May meeting.
CRUELTY TO CLIMBING BOYS.
Mr. SOUTH Commenced the business of the evening by
an eloquent and really humane paper on the advantages
to be derived, both to the public and to the cause of
humanity general!y, from the introduction and constantuse
of the Vulcan chimney-sweeping machine, in lieu of the
abominable practice still pursued in this country—
that of sending unfortunate children up chimney flues.
The lecturer commenced by stating that hitherto
one of the causes of the want of success which at-
tended the efforts of those humane individuals' who
felt for the wretched and degraded state of " the
poor little sweep," as he was familiarly called, was to be
found in the insufficiency of the machinery employed to
supply bis place. That defect, however, has recently been
remedied, and in Liverpool, if the householders accorded
the Vulcan Company that alinnoA-__l-,...;...._ ..,

zuppurb—leavlng
and Christian feeling of the matter out of the question—
which, as a mercantile people, they always awarded to
those who worked best and cheapest; in a few short years
such a ernin • r

:tutnanity

t
al '
°Arb

]'k !r,,1 4,1
4 ZAphli4,lgßio
-141,,Y1t:N.t

iltt;') }
ot thAitcNb
4kle
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

orning of Sale, and Catalogues had
Office of Mr. BYFORD, Clayton-

By Mr. BYFORD,
18th instant, at Twelve o'clock
)ms, South Jot

Liverpool, subject

d Parcel of. LAND, with the

w-hill-street, in Liverpool,
nd in breadth at back re-

itreet 51

lental of £64
m of 75 years,

1, 1836,

he yearly ground rent

and capable of cons;der-
tdapted for the erection of

asiness requiring room

thePreni

!s, apply to

OF OLD BOTTLED PORT WINES,

OFFLEYS, WEBBER,
1:-C9., PORTUGAL MERCHANTS, ALTO

I a wish to
ars in bottle,

ure to announce to the

anchester, 3,000 Dozen of
mall quantity of SHERRY

rantee the quality and age of

•ow their position is one of the

!, it will

ftir any dealings they may

s, 2nd April, 1849.

OLD BUILDING LAND, SITUATE
TA
t AT LITHERLAND.
b141,,,,X Messrs. LUPTON and HEYES,
next,. the 12t instant, at Four o'clock pre-
cisely, on the Ground,
I,oOat'lc?'4l., Lots of LAND, opposite the al-,t7„Litherland-
ar. •leui
n. ars .

tt; ckb
Dv' .1' HORSES, CARTS, GEARS. &
• .ci,
sALE, LUCAS'S REPO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

g°lloly, atessrs. LUCAS and CO.,
th'eir"Zir.esday,) the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at
Ito o'teat; cllgoilta,srqt.Chtarl;tew-sotrree.t
k Carts and
til:tTewlio Black Cart Horses and and Gears, 'a
Gray Cart
4td hands three Inches high , two Brown Cart
:411F.,80.1t_rt' S. rteT7.ll. Mare ; also Twenty
,to Thirty Cart

)early new, Three Hor

order of
ti

s and Four Sets of

On view prior the sale

4etx,
•
'er v„ LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL.
OF VALUABLE HORSES, ALDERNEY
AND GUERNSEY COW
By

Liverpool

1.14711

i.tessrs. LUCAS silo Cu.,
Th i -,extthe 12th instant, at One o'clock, at their
4,'.l4ll),„'itorY, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool, h
1ir,,.11),,ch i, valuable COWS and HEIFERS,
10l f the
km ' rorin "tePmed Alderney and Guernsey Breed, a of. .
.444 of e, Durest to
and unequalled Milking qualities,
:4'...exa..hav4,2lY_SPring Note.

the crefully s'elered; without n
the atlporNil char- fLP!trs9ns Fowler, who (an
lati4,l"t att
in t Of C
*sl th,, enti
I is ~ier„ w
Ti, kies, --

any years as Judge
Inds) has, bestowed
ng them, and feels

e the Confideiic

A LARGE Quantity of CONDEMNED GOODS,
namely, Foreign and British Spirits, Cordials, Compounds,
Sweet Spirits of Nitre, Hard Soap, &c.
The whole may be viewed, and Catalogues had, from Ten to
Two o'clock, To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, and
on the Morning of Sale.

THIS PAY, (Tuesday,) the 10th instant, at One o'clock in the

Lot 1. Al-1. PIECE of LAND, with the DWELLING-
HOUSE thereon erected, situate on the east side of
Grafton-stseet, and corner of Stanhope-street, in Toxteth-park,

and in front to'Stanhope:s
the holding of Mr. Huttor

;treat 4 yards, or thereabouts, now in
), as tenant thereof.

Lot 2.-4 Piece of LAND, with the DWELLING-HOUSE
thereon erected, situate ion the north side of Hill-street, in
Toxteth-park aforesaid, containing in front thereto and at the
back severally 16 feet 6 inches, and in depth backwards CO feet,
now occupied by Captain Lewis, as tenant thereof.
ard to trouble _ Lot 3*—A

ice of LAND, With the DWELLING HOUSE
thereon erected, situate on the east side of Bedford-street, in
Toxteth-park aforesaid, containing in front thereto and in
breadth at the back thereof severally 16 feet 10 inches, and in
depth backwards 48 feet, or thereabouts, in the occupation of
which Mr. Robert Pearce, as tenant thereof.
a Jibe_ Lot 4.-4 Piece of LAND, with the Two several DWELL-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

I year, Mr. JAMES B.
I On the 25th ultimc

SAB AI

N, the c

r. ADAM

BETH , wifeof
On the 26th ultimo, aged
WM. ROBERTS, tobaccor
On the 29th ultimo, at
year, JANE, relict of relict of _
Esthwaite-lodge, near Hawkshead_
Same day at Bolton, in his 66th year
He was in the employ of Messrs. E ant

forty years, twenty-three as
of the late William Cobhett.
most any subject that Cobb(
out of a job in his life, for, d
seen from his memoranda, I

of a fourpenn'
beautiful walki

On the 30th ultimo, it
HENRY LYNAS
Same day, at K

Same d;
First Clay

ber of those of St. Petersl;ur

:ed 62, ALICE PA
Same day, aged 71

in her Majesty
On the 3ist ul ,
HENRY WILLIAM, n

street, IN

JAMES C

for the bor-o.u?',
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

Rev. D

CO .ELIZA-
ir. DAVID

by the

[NSON to
L, of this

reet, by the
IN to Miss

le!ed illness,
MATTHEW

leal agent out of

Esq., of
T of David

S BAR-
n. The

N MACDOU-
, eldest son of
lling to Born-

loultan, at

been erected

Mrs. ELlZA-
sgeon,

of Cla-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

1090 { Pernam
Aracati

Bahama

Alainilia

) bales

LIVERPOOL C(
nce our mat ket of F

and from Ireland

and from the

ncipa 1

5 qrs. of Beans ch

t

Yellow Indian Corn
the value of white, wh

Wheat,

red, new

qr .
isli, nem

Irish, I.)C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

;2183' 510350

EXCHANGE

.PRIL 3.

•iday last, we have received into this
f Grain, Flour and Oatr
Amer

sn states upwards of
1. with nearly 19,000 barrels of Flour ;

ports of the European
supply of Wheat, with

fly from Rgypt. - -
of Wheat, we had a mo-

•ge arrival;
,hat Grain

en steady, except I
r cheaper.

yptian,

auction of ad. per 451

E..cled is. per qua
ruled the same

ter, without affecting
Is this day week.

BRITIS
;. d. s. d

s. d. s. d.
6 0@ 6 4 Old .... 6 2 6 5
6 4 6 S do. .... 6 8 7 0
5 2 5 10 d 0..... 5 8 6 0
5 8-60(10.....60-6 2

1 0 Cheval.
3 6 01d...

56 0 —6O 0 do

F. : : : : : 1

8 0 do,
4 0 bh

5 0 extra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

mart, fc

'olinibu

The Chieftain, that arrived here yesterday, from New Or-
leans, encountered a hurricane 28th March, in lat. 47, long. 25,
was struck by a sea, which hove the ship on her beam ends,
washed away the cookhouses killed the cook, ripped up the
:leek nlanks, and stove bulwarks, stancheons, &c
Coesens, from Mauritius at St. Helena
"^n Johnsto

,Tosenh Ch

Packet, f

iid John Bull, off ditto.
Iris, hence at Rio Janeiro.
Falmouth, at ditto, and was to sail 27th

outh at ditto 23rd Feb

iiideer, at Pernambuco.
isciila, Johnson, from Rio Janeiro, at ditto, and sailed 3rd

Pri
arch tor t

•d, White, Malcolm, Malcolm, from Pernambuco

nambuco in 4i (lays

m-frigate,) from Rio Janeiro at Pe

Viscount Sandon, from China, off Portland

;overeiin, of WI

48, lot

:h March, in lat.
rd bound, 22nd

Otterspool, hence for Callao, 17th liec., in
T—Asenath, hence for Sandwich Islamic,
S., long 62 W—Olive Branch. hence for

doe, he

,ort of provis

Janet, from Satonica, for Cori
13 \\l

gewcas

Rio Grande, for I
-a large three-master
'fo, in lat. 16 N., for

LOndon, 10th Jan., in
, for Antwerp
lah, from Cod

2 W—City of t

N., long. 22
March, in lat
long. 11 W-
-50, long. 10—

lat. 56 S., lon
38 S., 1on;
in lat

long. 4:

Feb., in
timore,
IV

March, in lat. 4

in lat. 43

itta, 17th
3th Feb.,
, in lat. 8

Jan., inlat.
2nd March,

long. 80:1eaky

T New
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

M ANTLES,
STRAW BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY, &c.

Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect the Stock, likich
contains every Novelty, at very reasonable charges.
A great variety of pretty Trimmed Straw Bonnets, at BM ed
each
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

On the 21st ultimo, at K
of a son.

Same day, at Ferrysid
SANDERSON, Esq., and
R.N., of this town, of a s
On the

LA ultimo, at

York Cottage, York-te
WATSON, Esq., of a d;

a claugt
On tb

wife of the Rev
still-born.

PLAYF)
On the

chernist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

)n, Esq., of Ley-
Clifton, Esq., of

ES TH

itreet, Everton

nimai painter.
ELI ZA-
r-Etreet.
f the late Mr.

ide, in

ly from -al-

)on. lie was never
re hours, as may be
loons, 103 pairs of

t of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL

STEAM-PACKETS

The respective Steam-packet Companies' Ves-
- „ sels, as undernoted, (or other first-class Steam-
-81111)80 are intended to sail (with or without Pi-

lots) as under

FROM LIVERPOOL.
ADMIRAL This Day, April 3, at 7, Evening,
PRINCESS ROYAL Thursday, April 5, at 8, Evening,

vitioN Saturday, April 7, at 9, Evening.
ADMIRAL Tuesday, April 10, at 12, Noon.
PRINCESS ROYAL Thursday, April 12, at 1. Afternoon
ORION Saturday, April 14, at 1, Afternoon
ADMIRAL Tuesday, April 17, at 5, Afternoon
PRINCESS ROYAL Thursday, April 19, at 7, Evening.
ORION Saturday, April 21, at 8, Evening.
ADMIRAL Tuesday, April 24, at 11, Forenoon.
PRINCESS ROYAL Thursday, April 26, at I, Afternoon
ORION Saturday, April 28, at I, Afternoon,
FART

—Cabin, 15s. ; Steward's Fee, 2s. Steerage, ss,

** Goods, Carriages, and Horses, intended for shipment,
must be alongside the vessel at least ONE Houu before the
advertised time of sailing.

agents for the ORION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

Heavy Good

There is a fair demand for Flour, with sales of 2000 bbls.
Howard-street at 84,75. In Corn there is but little do-
ing, and the sales do not exceed 5,000 bus. at 46c. for pure
rellow. There is no change in othc
the market.
TUESDAY
les to-day do not exceed 700

arch 20, 2 P.Ar

COTTO

y at quotations
:c.—Western (

FLOUR, Sc

firm pd in good

demand. Corn is

The Kentucky Legislature, during i
passed 671 acts : one hundred and ninet
divorce !

is recent session,
e acts of

-six we

POPISH BULLS CURRENI
le Tablet has the fellowin

IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE.--
'The Arch-

!ement

e Pop(

nominating

in, as successor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

tongs, having elevated rings. The
h the arms broken might be used tc

Nil the wounds, excepting two,

,und fractuies of the skull

She died on
1. She was

answer to inquir

"He struck me with a pair aof tongs." At Eat
time she was not considered in a dying state. She con-
tinued perfectly sensible up to the time of her death
whenever I saw her. I considered her in a dying state
for some time before her decease, but did not hear her
make any statement. lam not aware she was told she
was in a dangerous state.

Edward M`Dermott, who deposed to receiving the let-
ter from the prisoner, was cross-examined by him as to
one or two points. Q. Can you read or write? A. No.
Q. How can prove that is the letter ? A. I cannot say
exactly, but it had three lines in it like what I see here.
Prisoner : Gentlemen of the jury, he cannot swear that
is the letter, but it only looks like the letter he did get.
Mary Ann Parr, daughter of Jane Parr, publican,
rge-street, identified the prisoner as the man
e to their house, on the morning of the murder,
ven o'clock. He got a glass of ale, which he
between nine
of ale. He
- had no

Great Gec
who c

about
paid for. He went away, and came ag
and half-past, when he got snotl
asked for a wafer, when her mother
uld give him some black

wafers,

said that would do, and she impressed it with a thimbh
Witness addressed it for the prisoner at the request of I
mother; it was to John Wilson

then went away

ness as to bow- she was so certain

,dentitv, v

she said that she knew him perfectly from his coat, hi
hat, and his general appearance.

1 l"
The jury, after consulting for a few minutes, returned a
verdict of wilful murder against the prisoner. He was
then removed, some of the persons present hissing him as
he left the dock.

The prisoner has not made any further statement
worthy of notice since his committal to gaol, and, so far
as we have been able to learn, has conducted himself in
an orderly and becoming manner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

)wever,

all tho

ance of having

which the Judge reluctantly
however, had not much relm

vancy to the case.

ho had taken any part 'm. Onaesnailei;

IQ calm, but had all the

passed a sleepless and agitated
On entering the dock, the prisoner applied for

The pri:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

FLINTSHIRE

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, the following
valuable PROPERTY .—by order of Trustees.

Lot I.—One Undivided 'Moiety or Half Part or Share of and
in all that FREEHOLD FARM and LANDS, with a good
House and suitable Outbuildings thereon, called Northop Hall,
in the parish of Northop, in the county of Flint, containing, by
estimation, 160 Acres, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of
Thomas Whitley, as tenant thereof. -
This Lot lies contiguous to the old turnpike road leading
from Northop to Hawarden, and is in all respects very eligibly
situate.

The Owner of the other Moiety of the above Property is t
pared to dispose of the same, and would join his co-
in a sale of the entire Estate.
Lot 2.—One Undivided Third Part or Share of and in all the
COAL and MINERALS under Lot 1.
Lot 3.—One Undivided Third Part or Share of and in all the
COAL and MINERALS under all those Lands, comprising an
extent of 100 Acres, or thereabouts, commonly called or known

as "The Dublin Estate," in the parish of Northnp aforesaid.
Lot 4.—One Undivided Third Part or Share of and in all the
COAL and MINERALS under all that Estate. commonly called
"The Cheshire Farm," in the parish of Northop aforesaid, and
containing, by estimation, 112 Acres, or thereabouts.

The Main and other Beds of Coal have been proved to extend
under a great part of the foregoing Lands, and are now in the
course of successful working by Messrs. Rigbys and Hancock.
The Chester and Holyhead Railway runs through the Cheshire
Farm Estate, which abuts on the River Dee. and affords conve-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

WANTED, in a N%
spectable YOUTH L
Address, pre-paid, G 50, Post-office

LIVERPOOL S(

SUPERINTENDS

WANTED, a MAN anc
Family will be preferred
industrious. The man must wri
to keep accounts. The woman rr
and something of common cook
ceed ''loo per annum, with Boar
Application to be addressed to

T not acc

Also, WANTED.
to Teach BASKET

MARRIAC

T"

WILLIAM He

ton, shall receive the s

L 0 A A

E MERCHANT'S OFFICE, a re.
an APPRENTICE.

OL FOR THE BLIND,

T AND MATRON

his
1 They Ty.

'having no
active and
and be able

ry will not ex--

trious PERSON

DS REWARD

REGISTER WANTED,

TER of

married about

;ter to Mr

Warring:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

VII to the throne of Englanc

'or want of s

Are quoted eno

ce I cannot q
Li to convince

lon_ I have omitt

shed

word Wei

:fence of the Cymry never pe

n to make a compact with the corrupt Church
S . •

...me noble inde-
__., at the interference of a foreign
power, which the Romish monk Augustine
tempted to.establish. To such an extent was this feel-
g nurtured amongst them, that they refused to unite
'h the Picts and Scots in preaching to the idolatrous
A rchhishnn

was ti

-rdent spirit that spur

ppesbury, declar

:runtitts, king of Cornwall, i
s he .lioweth, that if any o
those of his own cid.l

•A .17.” c, g
7 would not vouchsafe to admit to f
Ten to this day, (saith Bede, who w

'ear 721,) it is the manner of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

HENRICHSON AND THE CHILDREN

The funeral of the deceased lady and her two children
took place on Wednesday morning at St. James's Ceme-
try. From motives of propriety the time and place had
been kept as secret as possible. Some intimation, how-
ever, was given to the public by the necessary arrange-
ments at the Southern and Toxteth Hospital

in the hospital was affecting and painful. The mother's
coffin lay in the centre, and a child on each side of her.
Mrs. Henrichson's mother bent over the remains of her
daughter and grandchildren, and took a last look at those
who had gone for ever. The plates on the coffins showed
Mrs. Henrichson's age to be twenty-nine, and those of
the chil,lren to he three andOve. At half-past ten, the
hearse and three mourning coaches drove up to the hos-
pital door, and the bodies were deposited in the hearse.
The chief mourners were the deceased lady's mother and
brother. Mr. Parsons and Mr. James Aikin, with a few
more of the deceased's friends, were also present. At
this time there could not be less than ten thousand per-
sons present. Admission to the walks of the cemetery
was by ticket only, and several thousand persons -
thus admitted. The grave lies close behind Mr. Huskis
son's. The Rev. W. Pollock, of St. Mark's, officiated
on the occasion. During the whole of the mournful
ceremony few eyes remained dry, and loud sobs were
heard on every side. In the grave, the children were
placed by the side of their mother. Crowds thronged
round to have a view of the coffins as they lay in their last
resting place. The mother of the deceased stood for some
time on the brink of her daughter's grave, her taars falling
on the earth which was about to cover their remains from
her sight for ever. Going to and from the grave, the
mournful procession was accompanied by a great number
of persons. The bodies remained in the Southern Hospi-
tal until the funeral took place. The management of the
'mem' was entrusted to Messrs. Griffiths and Thistle,
whose arrangements throughout were excellent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

MORRISIT, and CO. invite
special attention to their

JEFFERY

SWISS CURTAIN DEPARTMENT,

where will be found an unusually large Stock, and
at considerably reduced prices when compared
with those of last year, at least Twenty per Cent.

COMPTON-HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET, BASNETT-STREET,

and LEIGH-STREET.

HARRISON BROTHERS,
(LATE T. AND P. RALPHS,)
BEG to inform their Friends and the Public, that
they have returned from the Metropolitan and other lead-
have now ready for inspection an extensive
on of NOVELTIES suitable for the present
iescription of SHAWLS, MANTLES, Plain
S, Fancy DRESSES, HOSIERY, GLOVES,

and Fai
LACE,

ncy
RIBBONS, &(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

London and North Western', and the fancashire and Yorkshire
Railway Companies, is probably unequalled in Liverpool as
the site of an extensive business, or for any great public

purpose

Finther information may be bad by applying to Messrs.
LACES, MYERS, RIGOR. and RoscoE, or Messrs. NORTH and
ORRED, Solicitors; and from the latter printed particulars,
with Plans annexed, may be obtained. •

jittu ptibiirattons.

mo, price 2s. 6d., or postage free, 35.,

THE "FLY 'SHEETS" VINDICATED : or, The
Statements and Arguments of the Writers in the Fly
Sheets Re-asserted and Defended, in answer to observations in
',The Watchman," " Papers on Wesleyan Matters," "Remarks
on the Fly Sheets," and other Anonymous Publications. BY
SOME OF THEM. To which is appended, Remarks on the Case
of the Rev. Daniel Walton, and Observations on the Conference

Rule of 1835

" Measures, not Men."
London : JAMES GILBERT, 49, Paternoster-row

BY THE REV. JOHN STEVENSON,
Vicar of Patrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbury

CHRIST ON THE CROSS: Psalm xxii. In post
Svo., Fifteenth Thousand, 7s. 6d.

THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD: Psalm xxiii. In post Bvo.,
Fourteenth Thousand, ss.
J. H. Jackson, Islington-green ; and all other Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

medy can be applied to our
Were Sir Robert Peel's mind moulded
nan, he would never utter a

utnavey rue taca that a " remedy" for our social
!ould be sought for by legislating "against the pro-
of human enterprise and ingenuity." He would
that regulating ti.e use of the inventions of '' enter-
and i ungenity," not oppo statesman
them, is the desired
edy" now sotught for. If no sman can explain
eedful plan, why then it is clear " the man for the
has not rot r• _

ILLUSTRATION

- - •-
me hand he could overturn.
theV edifi
ich it needed the hands of twelve apo

wmcn ne
used at Ferney for printing his blasphemous works is
actually brought to Geneva for printing the holy Scrip-
tures—so that the very engine with which he projected to
destroy the Bible is now engaged in its SPrVina A _

uentiai preservation is mentioned in
.hich, though insignificant, shows how
'esee the means of their own safety in
the massacre of St. Bartholomew the
[ral de Coligny sheltered himself in a
was supported for several days by means

ich laid an egg daily near the place
be prebendary of Canterbury objec-
ted to read a brief in Church for a fund for the French
refugees, contrary to the rubric, the archbishop gravely
replied, " Charity is above rubrics." After Tillotson's
death, a large bundle of papers was found on which he
had written—" These are libels; I pray God to forgive
the authors as I do." A French author well observes,
that •' Christians arc like wheat in a field in this respect—
.

that __
they becot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

The' STOCK of PLAIN GOODS, consisting of LINENS,
SH HETI NGS, &c., is large and well selected
HARRISO

:OTh ERS beg to assure their Friends that eyer
I from them may be depend d upon, as the

are determined to keep up the cliaractei of the Eitallishmen-t
by carrying out, to the fullest extent, the principle adopted by
their Predecessors of supplying Goods of sterling value only.
FUNERALS completely FURNISHED, and every Article of
FAMILY MOURNING supplied
1 gr 2, WATERLOO-PLAC

top of Chu.ch-street.

HENRY GIBSON
HATTER,
51. LORD-STREET,

RESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his Friends
and the Public to his Assortment of
FRENCH SILK HATS,

Personally selected by him during the past fortnight, from the

either as regards Durability, Style, or Quality, cannot be sur-
passed by any other House in the Trade.
51, LORD-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MERCURY-OFFICE.

SAFETY FOR STREET DOORS

CHUBBS PATENT LATCHES, made expressly
for this purpose, with very mall and neat keys, are per-

*eitly safe fr6m the attempts
.re very strong, not liable to g

picklocks. and false keys. They
,t out of order, and the price so

Patent Fire-proof Safes and Boxes form a complete preserva-
tion for Deeds, Plate, Books, dzc., from fire and thieves.—Chubb
and ton,. 57, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and 28, Lord-
street, Lverpool.

SCOT T'S
(LATE CHALTON'S)

BREAD, FLOUR, BISCUIT, AND PROVENDER

WARE HOUSE,
4, LONDON-ROAD, Corner of Lime-street

nWING to the present Low Prices of Wheat and
k_J Flour in the Market. the Public are requested to notice
the duality of the Bread and Flour at the above Establishment.
The Flour being ground from the best qualities of Wheat, (on
the same system so successfully established by the late John
to Chalton,) is free from any of the inferior sorts of Flour of which

there is now so much on sale ; thug, from the superior quality
of the Fiour, and due attention in the Bread Baking, the Bread
is of a fine quality and flavour.
Hotels and Families supplied on the most reasonable terms.
Frenchstone Rye and Indian Flour, Scotch Oatmeal, Glasgow
Peas Meal. Pearl Barley, Peas, &c.
In Provender—Oats, Bran, Beans, Barley, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

MR. JAMES WARD,

who, in future, will take the Chair, on every Evening, punc-
tually at Eight o'clock.

The chief aim of the Proprietor will be to render this Esta-
blishment perfectly Select, and replete with every accommoda-
tion.

N.B.—The entrance to the above Room is through the Hotel,
as also to

THE AMERICAN BOWLING ALLEYS,
which will be found capacious, and fitted up with every

convenience

THE DERBY HOTEL BOWLING GREEN,
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.

GEORGE ADCOCK, the Proprietor of the above
Establishment, begs respectfully to inform the Subscri-
bers, that

THE BOWLING GREEN

WILL OPEN

FOR

THE SEASON

On TLIURSDAY, the 19th instant,

G. A. also begs to state, that, after the above date, the
GREEN will be OPEN to the PUBLIC generally. Thursdays
excepted, which day will be appropriated exclusively to the
Subscribers. He has also much pleasure in announcing to
them, that the Green has been entirely relaid with every care
and judgment, and he has no hesitation in saying it cannot
fail to please the most fastidious Connoisseur of the Gamb.
In close proximity will be found an excellent BILLIARD
ROOM, QUOITING GROUND, and SKITTLE ALLEY.
This portion of the Amusements of the Establishment has not
been neglected, every requirement for those Games having
been furnished regardless of expense, and will be found, on
inspection, equal, if not superior, to any Public Amusements
in Town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

cannot itelv
were in th

Hero h

another
tants ha
to recog

I need not
not a few.
of Roman
minded, re

over to P,

drilled Par
land. But

to be their
but especia
So much

make any I.(

present.
selects ti

were instigated

British Churcl► is

iion or de:
A rchbishc

Bishops appointed by
to the principality, but wen.
deep-rooted hatred of Popery livs.
and never failed to show itself anti.
throne. Under him, as he was aWf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

unjust

to a rate in
for ; but 1

the tax sl
should be

reproductive
prineiple.ever
in England u

Loid J. RUSSET

better to
the rate i

such feel
Govern rr

upon the
also as a i

workhc

could for t

He called upon

in order to giv

Mr. LABOUC

gation Bill t

journec
the secs

journ until
Mr. Hum
versal disco

was the duty of t
forward some men

own in

to govern

went of the how

Lord J. Russ

new upon the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

vessels (
ush, is a man well I
had f

ot a fannerand land-a

iy years I expected to
Ind also I Worcester Journal

d auctioneer

child ; his repL 1 fat Jr 3-
good property, n r W af
Blomfield, clang] T r
ler, and baker, or Taeolnestonc
married to
_the gentleman of wt.

rious a

icer of M

James BloMfie

..dent nearly special patronag.
_
man farmer m occurred to the High Sheriff for the county of Mon- while highly flattering to t,
-lry mouth (J. Herbert, sq.), for on going to escort the prove of great service in dire
i, farmer, mil- judges into Monmouth, to open the assizes, the horses, more to the '- "'aged to be I driven four in band, started, became nrini l.l The r

Such a m
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

THE FUNERAL ORATION

As soon as the bodies were deposited, the Rev. W.
Pollock ascended the small mound of earth at the mouth
of the grave, and in a most solemn manner thus addressed
those around him : _ _

" Before we close this sad and deeply affecting cere-
mony, I feel persuaded you will excuse me if I endeavour,
as a minister of Christ, to improve this fearful occasion by
addressing a few words to those I see around me. For
this task I am myself exceedingly unfitted at present by
bodily indisposition, but I confess that my spirit is stirred
within me by this most striking spectacle, and I feel that
I should not discharge my duty towards you if I did not
endeavour to offer a word or two of improvement. It is
not my purpose to excite you now. If I desired to create
excitement only, it were very easy for me to accomplish
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

MONDAY

e has been little
Thursday, with
Id for which con•

and although
)rted, amount
is have been

considered suffi-

se inquiry for

s, and the pre-

,cient to supply the

'sting on extreme
Iy asked for
ny such en.

to f
s whatever

purchases for a considerable period pitt, having been for im-
mediate use : several cargoes of Ibrail and Galata arrived in
our harbour have been placed at 33/, 31/, and 32/ qr., C. F.
and 1., and no difficulty is experienced in effecting sales of such,
at those prices, the condition of the bulks being satisfactory."
And from other parts we understand that stocks are light.
In the markets throughout this country and Ireland,
grain generally has shown little variation this week. At
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Wheat has declined 1/ @ 2/ ; but
holders, anticipating an advance as soon as the Danish.
blockade should have commenced, were by no means
anxious sellers. The London market is firm to-day.
As far as regards our immediate neighbourhood, the
rain which has fallen during the last few days has come
very opportunely and seasonably for the corn which is
already sown ; and the following extract from our Cork
letter conveys the only complaint which has reached us of
the retardation of flea' operations :

" An unfavourable change has occurred in the weather, and
quantities of rain have fallen in this locality: the ground has
been thus rendered unfit for the reception of seed, and spring

land is either cultivated or in preparation for potatoes, and the
small occupiers seem determined at all hazards to try this
dangerous experiment on a grand scale. Such a state of things
is much to be deplored ; but with many of the class alluded to,
no other course is practicable, as from their indigence they are
totally unable to introduce an improved system of a rotation of
crops; tney not only do not posses the means of purchasing
the necessary seeds, but even if these were supplied to them,
they are unprovided with suitable agricultural implements,
those in use amongst them being of a rude and inefficient con-

struction."
We also quote the following:—
Belfast, Apra 6.—The weather has been changeable this
week.

Waterford, April 7.—We have had much rain all the week;
to-day it is fine and warm.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, April 7.—The weatlr;r this week has
been of a variable character, at times being exceedingly fine,
and at others wet and ungenial. To-day it has rained without
intermission from an early hour, accompinied with an easterly
wind, which, if it continue*, may do injury to the wheat plant.

The arrivals into Liverpool reported s
Friday's circular amount to 8052 qrs. V
118 qrs. Malt, 193 qrs. Beans, 160 qrs.
Corn. 430 loads Oatmeal, 20 sacks, and 2
the exports to 15 qrs. Barley, 155 qrs. B,
qrs. Indian Corn, 390 brls. I.C. Meal, 15

he publication of
, 530 qrs. Barley,
, 243 t qrs. Indian

is Pio ur ; and

qrs. Pease; 3324

5 brls. Flour.

A. leading statesman, not

tithe 'AI
IPAain

try, declared the
aeasures brought

session. The bill for
,nd that for the Rate-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10

wee,
£2,000,000 per annum

Save 1

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic for tin
week ending April 1, 1849: coaching traffic, £867 14s. 2d.
parcels, £39 9s. 9d. ; goods and cattle, £246 10s. 10d.
steam boats, £llB 2s. Bd. ; total, £1,271 17s. sd. ; exclu•
sive of toll from Shrewsbury and Chester Company, act
payment for conveyance of mails.
RAILWAY COMPETITION. The London and North-
Western and East Lancashire ComnanipQ . ... ;.,