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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

contri
the Loirt

other is to be distributed to the persons who distinguished
themselvei by their activity in rendering assistance to
those who required it.
THE DESPATCHES RELATIVE
RIAGES.-1
Chambers the officni.
of the Spanish- marriages

TO-THE SPANISH MAR_
9n Tuesday M. Guizot presented to the French
s relating to the questions
hey are of extreme length,
avers. In

and have

known, as the a

Id nothing to what -s6s already
the best-informed journals of

London and Paris
rect. The Time. say;

'e been in the main cor-

leave upon roe mine is, that, although as long as Lord
Aberdeen remained in office, the French Government ab-
stained from the direct pursuit of an object incompatible
with the good understanding of the two countries, yet, on
the change of government in the beginning of last July,
M. Guizottwas ready. if not efteer_ to ennvert the v.rie.t

nuain.uu ci a rennency In Lord Palmerston to favour the
Coburg prince into a pretext for the direct demand of the
hand of the Infanta or even the Queen for the Duke of
3lontpensier. Lord Palmerston, on the other hand, ap-
nparct to luivo

vazipa ciPareal CUM, IM promote
the cause .of that prince, to whom France was most
strongly opposed, or to resist the pretensions of France iu
favour of ti prince of the House of Orleans, when they
-were seriously put forward. The consequence was, an
easy and a'complete triumph to the Cabinet of the Tuile-

tnerston's. presence at t

portunit long and ardently desired by the King of tie
French." .In one of the despatches M. Guizot accuses
Lord Palmerston of garbling. Lord Palmerston is stated
to have quoted from one of M. Guizot's despatches words
respecting an alleged desire on the part of the Spanish
Court for a Coburg alliance which did not appear in it.
Doubtless his lordship will be prepared to explain this
matter satisfactorily at the proper time.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

equally will

conveyances foi passengers to the south of giu-ope at all dines
of the year; and in rapidly bringing home fine fruit in prime
condition:—a great desideratum in itself. We wish them every
12111,,thit

A PROFESSIONAL BEGGAR. —Yesterday, a man named
Andrew Sullivan was brought before the magistrates, charged
with begging in the streets. A police-officer stated that he
found the prisoner in the streets, shivering and apparently
dying from exhaustion. The officer, commisserating his case,
took him home and supplied him with foocl, when he recovered,
and was set forward on the way to his. lodgings. Soon
afterwards the attention of the officer was called to a party who
was lying on some steps, apparently suffering from exhaustion,
and on going to the spot he found it was the prisoner, whom he
had relieved only a short time previously. He had obtained
several sums from persons by begging. The prisoner was taken
into custody, and on searching him 278. was found in his pockets
Mr. Rushton, who denotinced his conduct in the stren
terms, committed the prisoner to gaol for
ordered the money found upon him to In
maintenam

,riated for his

EXTENSIN E CASE OF EMBEZZLEMENT. - Yesterday, a
middle-aged nice, ofgeuteel appearance, was brought before the

belonging to his employs
chant. it appeared from the t
cash-keeper to Mr. Healing, and
vant for a limber of years ; but front (
took place during the latter part of
had been guilty of breach of co
custody. Robert Valentine stated
Brown, Shipley, and Co., and they
Healing, whom they employed occasions._
beginning of the present year there was

,ce that t

prisoner v

'en into

that he was cash keeper to
had transactions with Mr.
. At the
to him
ner

runounting to £77 9

applied for payment, and tli
On reference to the bcol:•:. i

i the pi
d over to
,t the prisom.
•hich it W Ina
sa.—K. Baines
dehted to Mr.
tee. last to the

veirl credit fir the st:

(lone in the ,7irtiinery cow
ill-street, de

ea lin;
conu tit

iitfA it
11.1.

,vati a third cris, in whir;
in of .C3OJ, thus keepingjlt;

erived 11

Mr. robii

solicitor, who att.:wiled on' behalf G
41 that he had farther eases to bring fo,
Rushton stated that three distinct a

Tbe pri
for trial

rib*

in Lie defetk

,lain ant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

DESTITUTION IN IRELAND

company is about to come before the pub-
_. Aablishment, having for its object the extension
promotion of the fisheries of Ireland. The capital is Lars.
‘500,000, in £lO shares ; deposit, ls. per share. " political

lic for e

' I for want (

111 was dull and stale, but not quite'so ur
asual—the rent amounting to £ll9 9s

.ay' I ti

Ime from the islands of

ran, where

rotten

s the Mayo Constitution

" Mr. Atkinsiin, co-roner, held an inquest at Rathiskin,
on the body of. Henry Doherty. Dr. Neilson deposed thit
the body was reduced to a skeleton, and the stomach com-
pletely empty. Some of the jurors who were examined
deposed that they themselves, since the failure of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

tendency

MONEY MARKET
The market for Public Securitif
morning, and the operations have
The fact seems to be that the lea&
to-day from acting decidedly until the Qu
to-morrow, from the tone of which they w
rations. There are many idle rumours cis
ject that are nnt• .•

~. navi
and-a-Quailer'PeiVents, 94
at 5 to 9 Inn.

Yesterday., the annual

!-rooms.

highly interesting. The Presic,
presided, and said, he had to conßratul

DIKUND M

that before occupfed,&tii
would be enabled to eaten
Corporation had liberally ;

(:.11 nue

d-strecL

of their

Y CAptiSFli

THE EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

EXCESSIVE PRICE OF POTATOES

We have been shown a sample of potatoes, of excellent
quality, of which we are told a- large supply may be had,
at a price very much below what we are now paying in
this town for a far worse article. The potatoes in ques-
tion have been received by an hotel keeper, from Mirfield,
in Yorkshire, at 9s. per load, of 240 lbs. ; and the cost
of conveyance per railway to Liverpool, will add to this
about 2s. per load, making them 1 ls. delivered here,
whilst we are paying 7s. to 7s. 6d. per 90 lbs. for pink-
or upwards of double the price. Our inform-
whom we can rely assure- - that a tr,"

~fes us ades-
man of his acquaintance in Wakefield, has contracted to
supply in April 1000 loads at 7s. per load ; and this he
has done from the confident expectation which he enter-
tains that by that time he will be able to buy them to
deliver at that price ; the farmers throughout Yorkshire,
and in other districts, having great quantities stored up,
which must be brought forward before the new crop
comes into the market. This ought to be a seasonable
hint to the farmers in our district, who are holding back
in expectation of still higher prices, not to lose their
present-opportunity of realizing, and to consumers gene-
rally to send their orders into the interior of the country,
if they find themselves unable to buy at home on reason-
able terms. The consumers in 'Manchester are already
doing so ; and, as the result, potatoes there are selling
at 2s. per load lower than the price here.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

,ny length c

ter in which is cu

the radius of which is but a
and

few inches, is turned out of a rough cast o •
is driven by a steam-engine. The wood Which is passed
under it is necessarily soft, say the best pine, and receives

.t any length the impress -of the most delicate: tracery
which can be engraved on the metal. The advantagei.tif
this are sufficiently apparent ; but there are yet others
which may be mentioned. The wood comes from the =-
their I chinery ready for gilding, or complete as an imitation of

preserved on the surface the design in all its sharp-
ness, which would be deteriorated by the ordinary method
of whitening and sizing. The process is a patent, and so
recent that the extent of the operations is by no means
developed, although the inventor will apply it to the ma-
nufacture of frames for pictures of all sizes. For many
years there has been no improvement in the manufacture
of frames ; at least, none to render an acceptable frame
accessible to limited means. The want has been a source
of complaint, when so many of the most beautiful produc-
tions of the burin are no longer very costly. An outcry
may be raised by those employed hi the manufacture at
liar., cording to the old method

, out under the auspices of the
genius tempwis., it is the good of the many we must adt•o-
-- • and considering the cheapness of good prints, of
ss likely to conic into the possession of the middle
classes, this discovery is very apposite to the time.
The results of this machinery will soon be, if •
lat this moment, such as to enable him wb•• '
for a shilling to plaee it in a worthy frau'
ling, or very little more. And when WV
:int. let -no one suppose •that we al
'Or some admirable productions of
rain for that sum ; may we not ri
the present number of 011''

that cia

red

tiopo to p:

Jt to our subs('

he not

vegk of n shilling

inferior
w be at

li cOnsettlience Si
will occupy walls that

minrhr

utimeapng paper

will rtiQt, the c

and cheap frames
lug prints good and cheap
* We understand thy;
-street, have purchased the sole right
shire for the above frames from the pt
fell, of London. We have seen som,
surpass in beauty anything we have eve
six times the cost.

the Messrs. Ke

Lanc

.ve, Air. Biele-
:cimenF, whiztb,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

HULL -CORN MARKET, JANUARY 12.
At this day's 'market we had a show df Wheat from the
farmers, but -chiefly in bad condition. High and irregular
prices were asked, but on the business doneve quote 2s. to 3s.
per quarter aavance. A similiar advance was asked on free
foreign, but the transactions were but limited. For Spring
Corn there was a good inquiry. Barley 'very scarce, and 2s. to
3s. per quarter higher. Oats Is. to 2s. 'dearer, and a similar
advance paid on Beans and Peas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

1035 tons.. 6th May

whatever can conduce to the ea
. The rate of Cabin Pas

F PACKETS
YORK,

1004 tot

lidnight of the 4th of each Month
!ale of rates.

first class ships, allbuilt in a

minded by men of experience

e is TWENTY-FIVE
provided, except wines snd

EVERY MONTH,

1014 tons.. 11th Feb

11th April
50 tons..llth May.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

geons of the Infirmary, Lunatic
, for the able discharge 'of their

To Dr. Brandreth and harming, the Consulti
cians, and to James Dawson, Esq., Consulting
their services during the past year
To the Rev. W. D. Blond

Surgeon, - for

k.M.,for the zeal with which he
uties of his office of Chaplain to

has discharged the important d
the Institution.
To the Ministers who, dining the past year, have advocated
the cause of this Institution.
To Edward Gibbon, Esq., for hi- --- •
Committee.

ices as Chairman of the

That Samuel H. Thompson, Esq. be the President for the
present year.

That Richard Gibson, Esq. be the T

•er for the present

That the Medical Officers of th
and Lock Hospital, be r
That W. B. Falcon,
Lassell, Jacob Willful
William I

Lunatic Asylum,

'nee Peel, William
(;lward Lister, and

who retir

rotation, be re-elected
nd that James Bald, Esq. be

The Chairman having

Thanks of t]
in the Chair
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

[PRICE THREEPENCE.

FURS
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.

H. J. IRELAND,
92, BOLD-STREET,
BEGS most respectfully to inform those who have
not already provided against the inclemency of the wea-
ther, that, according to annual custom, at this advanced pe-
ridd of the season, be has resolved to
REDUCE THE PRICES OF ALL HIS FURS.
That, coupled with the undeniable Ilk, thafit is utterly im-
possible that one notbeing a manufacturer can afford to sell at
the prices that the actual manufacturer can, (which he really
is,) will be a sufficient inducement for those who are in want of
any of the above articles to pay a visit to his Establishment.
N.B.—Just received, a large consignment of BUFFALO
ROBES, suitable for Gig Aprons.

GREAT WINTER SALE,

J. SEARLE'S
SHAWL HOUSES;
130, TOP OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

44, WATERGATE-ROW,CHESiTER,

TO THE INHABITANTS OF LIVERPOOL, CHESTER,

AND SUBURBS

T SEARLE begs respectfully to intimate, that he
• purposes, FOR A LIMITED PERIOD,
SELLING OFF, AT MATERIALLY REDUCED PRICES,
A considerable moiety of the Rich, Fashionable, and exten-
sively-assorted STOCK on hand, consisting of
e PAISLEY, FRENCH, AND NORWICH FILLED SHAWLS.
All the choice Clan and Fancy TARTANS, in Shawls and
Scarfs, Dresses, Mantles, Travelling Cloaks, Gala Plaids, &c.
A tof Black Satin and Velvet SHAWLS and SCARFS.
Also, Two Cases of Watered SILK, SATIN, and VELVET
VISITES, &c.

JNO. SEARLE,
PROPRIETOR,
30, TOP OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

AND
44, WATERGATE-ROW, CHESTER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

attendance in the House of Lord
this confession, the.mecting, which is

&urge, pte,seu a vote of connuence rn ins lorasnip, and her 20th and the gentleman in his =nil year. 1
determined to pursue their eallvg.s, of the constituency on derstood that the only objection on the part of :the .Pre-
his behalf. inter to their :their youth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

CHEVAL AND TOILET GLASSES,

PIER ANDIIALL TABLES,
Flirt. SCREENS,
ON THE PATiNT QUAQUAVERSAL PRINCIPLE,)
ORNAMENTAL BRACKETS,

ORNAMENTAL CHAIRS AND OTTOMANS,
FRAMES FOR PORTRAITS, ENGRAVINGS, &c

R. J

KEYS,

62, BOLD-STREET, (THE MUSIC-HALL,)

Respectfully invites the attention of

GENTLEMEN FURNISHING

TO THE ABOVE ARTICLES,
ALL OF WHICH ARE MANUFACTURED IN THE

IMPROVED PAPIER IIACHE,

AND COMPRISE

MANY NOVELTIES,
AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES.

REGILDING_EXECUTED AT REDUCED CHARGES..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

TO SMITHS

WANTED, EIGHT first-rate SMITHS. Those
accustomed to Ship Work will have preference. None
but good Workmen need apply. Wages liberal to good Work-

men.
Apply
ar

ally, or by ricle.,.stating-wbere last employed
BETTELE•rand RottEaTs,tbain Cable anc

Manufacturers, Iron You

rs, and

Liverpool

TO INVALIDS.
A MARRIED PHYSICIAN,. residing in a Country
Town, within two hours' distance of London by Rail, is
desirous of receiving into his Family an INVALID, who would
meet with all the comforts of hom fined with the best
medical advice.

Apply, in the first instance, to M.D.,to the care of Mrs. Doo-
LINu, Clerical Library; Little Queen-street, Holborn, London.
Wm. Carus, of Trinity College, Cambridge, has

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND GRANT ON RAILWAY.
THE Directors of this Company are ready to receive
TENDERS for LOANS, on Debenture Bonds, for Sui
;s than .6,300, for a period of Thre- .*
Cent., payable at the Terms of M;
y the unaermentioned Banker
LONDON Messrs. WILLIS
Birchen-lane.
LivEaraoL Messrs. Layworirriralk
EDINBURGHBy • o
Cerof rry_or
th-GLAscia
rd P^^.'

as and Whitana-

MS, DEA(

LLEN GDO. FIELD

E, Abereroinbu-place, Edinburgh,
21st May, 1846.

pew lattbituitiono

B"URNS'S COMMERCIAL GLANCE fox
1846; is Published THIS MORNING, (Tuesday

ne year
the 12th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

J. F. SMITH'S
CELEBRATED BRITISH AND FOREIGN
BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR
- -- -

Is NOW OP EN, for a short time longer, in
HODGSON'S, LIVER SALE-ROOM,
• 50 , CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
with an enormous Stock of
USEFUL, ORNAMENTAL, and
AND VALUABLE GOODS,
from all parts of the World, which will be
DISPOSED
on a principle combining novelty-and amusement, on a scale
of liberality and respectability-never before witnessed out of
the Metropolis, by Ticarf, from the'WHEEL of FORTUNE.
One Shilling each Ticket.

Ci-_..ALL PRIZES, AND NO BLANKS.
JOHN SMITH, Licensed Hawker, No. 3,392, and Auctioneer
No. 62. ,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

our Commercial readers will require

ipationof our space by the

)logy tor tt
I elsewhei

g sup-

plies of cotton

:ception of

ihe last, which we
nnniprl from Rnatnr

general a nature to be answered in a tangible and distinct
shape. He could only say he was most anxious that any
promotion of education by the state should be national in
scope, in object, and in effect. (Applause.) He believed
that the systems of education in Holland and Prussia,
however good, for those countries, were by no means
likely to be beneficially engrafted upon our system here ;
and he doubted whether even the national system of
, education in Ireland was practically applicable to this
,ccurate information. 1 country."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Low
Grace, livri
bow

from ph pa

41, long:6sig
crew and ca!tsser

li,ED.—Kestrel, Turner, Apalachicola—Fatima,
Calcutta—Colonist, Ellerby, Ceylon and Madras—Kevi
tiers, Virginia—Thomas Battersbv, Wbite, Berner
Setters ; Ganges, 'Smith ; and Lockwoods, Ebrinetoo, ew
leans—Lehigh, Young, Philadelphia—Nyverheid, Briex, Ostend
—Leila, Woolley, Galatz—Pet, Buikeley, Constantinople--
Goodluck, Le Crock, Ancona.

-z-,A I in, d ,

John narrow, from London a
Milton, Hodge, hence at Bost
Oriental, Hoyt, 'hen

St. John, N.B,

Mary, her

if, Cam'

Doris, Carey, and Mar

xet Gib-

t Malta, and sailed 31st Dec. for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

EXPRESS.)

THE IN;

URRECTION PORTUGAL,

(From the Second Edition of the Morning Herald.)
The Madrid steam ship arrived this morning at Southampton
from the Peninsula.

She does not bring any. news of great importance. The
Queen's troops entered Coimbra on the sth inst., amidst great
rejoicing. Antas had evacuated Coimbra 48 hours before, and
retreated in the direction of Oporto.

Before entering the tow,. .
assuring the people they had_ n,
diers. Saldanha was to Tr
Antas should not offe,
neighbourhood of Oporto at,.
Braga was about 200; the loss
at from 30 to 120; Casal's men committed 6,,
Braga, which has kindled a flame of indignatioi,
Nothing decisive had taken place at Oporto. Rebels
ing into the city in great numbers ; the Miguelites
joined them. Their forces at Oporto consisted of about to
men, and they show no disposition to flinch.

aldanha issued a proclamation,
--iolence to fear fro -
n Coimbra on t

battle at Vot

on the Queen's si

LONDON CORN MARKET,

YESTERDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

. /47 -

NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK.
TWENTIETH DIVIDEND.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a DIVIDEND,
at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum on the Capital
Stock of the Company, for the Half-year ended the 31st ult.,
will be paid on and after the Ist of February next, at the Head
Office, in Liverpool, and the respective Branches.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 23d instant to the
4th proximo inclusive.
By order of the Directory,
GEORGE RAE, General Manager.
Liverpool, 12th January, 1547.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 16

DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 26; Relieved and ut own
regsest, 8; Made Out-patients, 0; irregular, 2; Dead, 2.
ADMITTED: In-patients,2B; Out-patients, 2; Casua!s during
the week, 4 ; Remaining in the !louse, 106.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon. Mr.
MTheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Fadley ; Ilovse Visi-
tors, W. R. Falcon, and J. Lomax, Esflrs. ; Chap-
lain, Rev. W. Illuudell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

ming last,
Siloortields,:t4
ins, M.A.,!
mold' Knight
n, who takal
the iniptov

a meeting of
lale-street, to
of ale. The,
brewers, lima
understand;
)ther parts of
ce of the rise

held at the
ling, by the
iociation, the
price of the
Iwn open at
was crowded
lose who are
Mr. James
iles, in forcill
; the princi.
were to pt.'''.
act as a ser.

monthly

Clarendon.'
chair. The
of new sub•
one of £lO
accompanied
3St he felt in
at a branch
d.

its body, on

present :--
eton, Wood,
1, Sandbach,
orth graving
ty feet wide,
e Dock Stir-
s of the pro-
et below the
ock gates six
six feet six
e sills of the
es below the
kat pruvi&iov
ltrodueing a
.ks being ex-
to do .so at
if not done
gate should
exact situa-
ition. Mr.

shipbuild-
the goe.-
1 the south
on the 27th
The old

ninety-ad
ratting; the
ninute, and
'as reported
completed
decided to
w Brighton
one of their
the King's
on the
.ssel which
la double
I at the en-
ie surveyor
had passed
outwards,

Through
vessels had •
g a total of
.ase in the
as resolved
ises should
it Masters'
•ecommend
e master of
Dk Solicitor
rshaw; and •
Committee
ccording to
his office,
r to make
.age on the
as to Elias
.lommittee.
sting to be
amer, was
ee.

nn of art is
of abodes
is hitherto
say that in
vould here
if the best
own social
r, and now
nt of " in-

we desire
Le merit of
!, the fruit
L view that
sonic pr°"
Oda. snail
.e been de-
; their-spi-
unframefit
five or six
g of printS
much, and
e do hope,

the result
ntal frame
which the
ever found
A, effected
teehnicallY
idled with
Ang, or bl
ple is new, •
'ply to pasts
gut the de-
ch is but 0,
metal, and
h is passed
m 1 receive
ate tracer/
vantages of
yet others
on" the ma'
mitation of
s, and hav-
-1 its sharp-,
ary method
ant, and so
y no ineams
to the ins',

For man)
lanufacturo
table frame
en a source
,ful produc'
An outer/
tfacture ac-
pices of the
must advo-r
pd prints, 64
the middle

time.
if it be 11°"
mys a prir",.
nother 80'
of a shillia
► an inferior
now bee'
;e which ar
those whim

imeti prim
overed wi
examples.
,0
re eXpeesoA
reduce g. 00"
3 to prodot'

of 52,130/d'
for Lancß"
, Mr. Hiele'
nens,
prvxinceil °
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Australia
Bat

C. G. Hof

PACKET LIST

Destination

IA MPTON STATI

1. in W. Ind
onduras, &

Dr. Col.
(except

,xico& Havana .)
:Tuda St. Juan

-1 STATI

EDWIN LA

lany of

loyal A

Ind will, whilst it enclu

t of ti

ht "to bay

more daring of the

rashne

antagonist
the tale of

victor at

attitude and expiN
ealmdignity of cor

of defiance

ndseer has ever been

.cal qualities t

hful representation of

colouring, consumm
light and shade, anc

niession and charatt

In-this v;:orli
much hizrh
creatu

Ler power.
with a me

vigorous impress of t
of art. The calmm
scions power, and t
on the vanquished, which
naturally pacific can prat
prevailing even over physic

art is this plaeed most I
The head of the stag, wit
the most carefully elaborat

increase its force; it is places
lightest part of the sky, whil

the accessaries. further enha:

The sky, math

its gloom on the lake, wl
myriad-waved commotion ;
cover the rocky margin of t:
called by the' storm from it
on the tempest, all Kilian(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

CROWDED ATTENDANCE !
EPHIBITING AT 82

NOW
MONS. DUMOS'S ANATOMICAI
A knowledge of the structure s
rious organs by which the " charmed life w
hdlg. essential to the preservation of health, a subject -of th,
highest importance,

3OLD-STREET,
VENUS

nd functions of t

lONS. DUMOS
ha bfack gurrePdi

En-gland a • FEMALE-IE/DEL, developin
TOMY of the HUMAN FRAME from HI
the most beautiful and elaborate yet seen.
To render the subject of the highest value, POPULAR LEC-
TURES on ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY will be delivered
to parties at the following hours, by a Gentleman expressly en-
raged :—Morning, Twelve. Two. Three. and Four o'clock ;

he entire ANA-
to FOOT, being

Evening, Hal

-past Six, Half-past Seven, and Half-pst Eight

from I.llev

'our o'clock to ridies

LIVERPOOL ART UNION

IN TWO THOUSAND SHARES, AT 10s. 6d• EACH,
A DISTRIBUTION (on the principle of the Lon-
_ _don Art Union) of Works of Art. consistine of Copies of

WORKS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN SCULPTURE,
PICTURES IN OIL AND WATER COLOUR,
AND ENGRAVINGS,
handsomely Framed, together with an extensive and varied
Collection of Articles of Vertu, for the
GALLERY, CABINET, AND DRAWING-ROOM.

,acription, an

also be entitled to one Ch
Distribution of
Two HUNDRED
each

IZES, valued from One to

May be viewed, and particulars obtained, at t
GALLERY, 19, South John-street.
A good PICTURE FRAME-MAKER WANTED immediately

t.RT UNION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 16.
Great firmness and confidence continue to characterise the
corn trade, and there has been a steady demand for each
article during the week at gradually advancing rates.
At our market to-day there is but a scanty display of samples
of any article. Wheat is full 4d. per bushel higher. Flour
meets a steady sale at an improvement of 25. per sack, but it
may be remarked that this applies more to the good, secondary,
and lower qualities, than to the best descriptions. Oats 2d. to
3d. p6r bushel, and Oatmeal Is. per load dearer, and scarce
any of either offering. Malt is held for advanced rates. Beans
are Is. to 25., and boiling Peas 35. to 4s. per quarter higher.
Stocks of free Wheat and Flour are rapidly decreasing, and the
greatest confidence in prices is evinced not only in the markets
of our own neighbourhood, but in the agricultural districts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 15.
The arrival of Wheat is large, yet the demand is proportionate,
and a further improvement of 2s. per quarter is obtained.
Barley is Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer, and Malt is 3s. per load
higher. Oats and Shelling are ready sale at last week's rates.
Beans are held Al Is. to 2s. advance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

for ?" " For vermicelli, your Majesty—for very fine ver-
micelli paste !" " Charming," said the King, laughing
heartily, " paste ! I must tell you something about it.
These are Chi”-- ' which my sister the Queen

se birds - nest
,nt me

I of the
costs a c

Netherlands
lucat (ten shillir

as a present. Every nest
Miserable waste, to give so
people have crotchets and
onetimes. You are right ;
The poor have not even
."—Memoirs of the Pri-
f Prussia, by Mrs. Richard-

as well

'e Life of Lbuisa, Q

tneral

1i i~~tllaitn.

IThe income of the Corporation of London is ze405,320

lowed to ch.ange

irding to the

A chef
whirh is

le_ has caug

251 qrs.
t a mouse,

e a canary, though in -a
low key

A. bust of the y

i in the elnirch

lat Aldborm
On Satur
the Derbvs

vernor of

sound.
Henry H
himself deal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

intercourse, I D:

ncy their meeting, like
rapid,• clear, and
and profound—both
le a loud vet irreomlar

thunder psalm," the Other a wilder, lower, and More

mystic melody. Two spirits more earnest—two more in
essential points at one and two—more influential over the
rising minds of the age—did not breathe. They met—

they interchanged thoights, like the shields of Diomede
and Glaucus—they parted, to meet no more on earth, for
the one was bound for eternity, and had only time to look
in and make his peace with a kindred spirit, ere he went
his way. We need not to remind our readers that Dr
Chalmers had, in an article on " Morell's Philosophy,"
taken occasion to pass a glowing panegyric on Thomas
Carlyle, and that this suitably paved the way for their last
meeting.—George Giljtin in Tait's Magazine.
A TERRIBLE VISION.—Sir Walter Scott's advice to
those " who would see fair Melrose aright" may be very
)bcable to ruined abbeys, but we should decline to
3. to those not yet touched by " decay's
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

m by I

led-into a N

of the admin

y run our nose

into the sv

t dilemma, we
cc.rvincr of he-

made to eat i

should not g

wonder to see Stockport take
stick to her Cobden

ae same cours

ius we shall have the
o most important commercial and manufacturing
nstituencies in the kir

xi the West Riding

South Lancashir
—converted into pocket con
kir P-1

tituencies, and compell

sallow

)f Benjamin Ha
Lambeth.

ap boile

Our South I

hire friends have duly earned

the infamy of their position. They have -deserved
to be trampled upon—to be made political mer-
chandize of—to be sold by the George Wilsons
and other nobodies of the League, and to be flouted

rs of Wolver-
.ir bed and may sleep

r the locksmiths and nailmake
lannton. They have made

nstorian, writing of t

Lth Lancashire was the

'ed the strength of

Whig-Radic

)red to the country a
He can now add that
to stultify itself—

Uonser

tive governmen

the fir

the first to

fall beneat

I kicked; and the
interests in the Legis-

and the first to be mocked at r
privilege of representing i

d to be p. up, even when thrown
4 most feeble praters which
a' alas for South Lanca-
e. that she must be
.omeboay or other ; and would urge
in the electors to petition the League, or her
iesty's Whig ministers, or whoever exercises the
of patron towards her, in her fallen state, to
to hand her over

ure retus,,
the head of one of the r
Legislature contains

We presume, tiol

)resented

ke pity upon her, and in merc

a iesp- ecial

.e man

OUR Contemporary, th

ion 7

s, is in the

habit of affecting a

'quaintance with

the affairs of this world, and an exclusive know-
ledge of the mode in which their should be con-

.mes to be equally

ght, upon all subj

at home, and
.cts, from the potato
he Spanish marriages, from the boiling of
to banking and currency; and, equally with
3-john Russell, he would undertake at any

ment the command of the channel fleet, to

perform the Caesarean operation or, we dare say to
solve the still more difficult problem—what are we
to do with Ireland ? Our contemporary affects all
this knowledge ; and with infinite confidence pro-
ceeds, one day, to settle the affairs of Turkey, with
which he is intimately acquainted, even to the

gossip of the imperial seraglio ; another day to
grill some unfortunate Poor Law Guardian or
Commissioner. Anon he treats himself to a grand
battue amongst railway directors, engineers, solici-
tors

secretaries, and provisional committee men,
whom he scalps remorselessly ; and next he is to
be found upon the Bench, lecturing judges, magis-
trates and barristers, solicitors, and witnesses,
labouring to convince them that they are all wrong,
and that there is no right except what is dictated
uch by our contemporary himself. His genius
He is the only safe guide for either

is universal

public opinion or statesmen to foll Ow. He is the
universal arbiter who must be called in, or allowed
to step in of his own accord, to settle every body's

disputes

In this

nerated indnstry

fever and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

MEETING OF THE DOCK COMMITTEE.

At the weekly meeting on Thursday,• there were pre-
sent Mr. Bramley-Moore (Chairman), artd.Meesrs. Nicol,
Molyneux, Houghton, Horsfall, Henderson, Lockett,
Royden, Rankin, Tobin, Shand, Sandars, - .Middleton,
Wood, and Bold.
Mr. Appleton. was appointed warehouse-keeper of ware-
house No. 9, at the Albert Dock, at a salary of-£l5O per
annum.

An allowance for superannuation of 12s. 6d.. -a week was
made to three of the dock masters who had been many
years in the service.
The CHAIRMAN drew attention to the recent frequent
evasion of dock rates, to the detriment of the funds of the
estate. The evasions were on goods. On Monday fort-
night, a vessel had received on board 1450 barrels of pow-
der, for which there were no entries. He had communi-
cated with Mr. Worthington with a view to make an ex-
ample of the parties, but an entry was made on the fol-
lowing morning—the Bth of September—though he had
ascertained that the vessel sailed on the 24th of August.
This system had been going on to a great extent, but the
Committee had had no opportunity of getting hold of it.
He alsoinstanced another similar case.
Mr. Man. said the only course was to instruct -the so-
licitor.
The CHAIRMAN submitted the name of the ship on a
sheet of paper, with a view to its publication, but it was
finally agreed that this would be injudicious until Mr.
Worthington had made a report, and the matter was re-
ferred to that gentleman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

PUBLIC THANKS.

TO JOHN STOPFORD TAYLOR, ESQ., SURGEON,
46, WHITECHAPEL, LIVERPOOL.
DEAR SIR,
A LLOW me, through the medium of a public
/-1 journal, to return you my sincere thanks, in testimony of
my esteem and gratitude for the skill and kindness evinced by
you to myself and family. My daughter, Mrs. Porter, of
Cockerham, near Lancaster, had suffered from a white swelling
of the knee for above three years ; and for the eighteen months
previously to entering under your care the pain had been of
that severe character as materially to affect her health, and
her constitution was sinking under her severe sufferings, when,
having derived no benefit or even relief from the methods
adopted by her medical advisers, she placed herself under your
treatment in November last, and at the expiration of ;even
weeks she returned home quite well,. and has continued so to
the present time, not even experiencing the slightest inconve-
nience after many hours' exercise.
Wishing you every success in your profession,
I remain, yours gratefully,WlLLlAM BUROWS,
Wine and Spirit Vaults, 41, South John-street, Liverpool.
August 18th, 1847.

SMITH'S PATENT ADHESIVE ENVELOPES,
requiring neither Wax nor Wafers. Embossed with Ini-
tials, Names, Arms, Crests, &c., &c. Manufactory, 42, Rath-
bone-place, London. The demand for these Envelopes is so
great, and they are now so highly appreciated by Noblemen,
Gentlemen, the Managers of Public Institutions, &c. that
several unprincipled persons are offering for sale a worthless
imitation, and others are representing themselves to be "Agents
for the Sale of Smith's Patent Adhesive Envelopes," whereas
J. SMITH has no appointed Agents. To prevent imposition,
therefore, the Public are respectfully requested to observe,
that every Envelope bears the inscription, " Smith's Patent
Adhesive, 42, Rathbone-place, London:" all others are fraudu-
lent imitations.
N.B.—For India communication these Envelopes are invalu-
able. A large assortment of novel and elegant patterns for
Ladies. Stationery of every description, Engraving, Printing,
&c.. &c,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

BY ORDER OF THR MORTGAGEES

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, COPYHOLD, AND FREE-
HOLD PROPERTY IN EVERTON AND LIVERPOOL.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at One o'clock in the after.
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there
produced, and in the following or such other Lots as may be
agreed upon,
l. A LL that Piece or Parsra—OrrAND, situate
in Sheriff-street, in ,veiton, containing in front
LthoetretisB feet 8 inches, with Three several MESSUAGES
or DWELLING-HOUSES reon erected, and numbered 47,
49, and 51, all respects tenanted, and yielding an annual
rent of .C 42.

All that Piece,of Parcel of LA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

COTTON MARKET, SEPTEMBEp. 13.

We have only 2,500 bales to write upon again to-day, 200 of
them for export. The accounts by the steamer have as yet
had no effect, but her letters are not yet delivered. Her report
is on the whole considered cheering, as regards crop for cotton
and exchange for money. Prices same as last week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

_. - - ~~~

unscriptural—learned only in the art of perverting
and decoying the minds of their dupes to err
is to be fostered by the State and yet the State
be guiltless. We shall not, however

ing of the rev: gentleman
closing one—will sufficiently evidence the inequality
of his powers to meet the antagonist whom he has

narking upon what he considers
f writing—sav

l'Neile's loose style

astamwA44,Ate,,7MZT:=.rwifv=mv

A GLANCE AT THE EXHIBITION OF
LIVERPOOL ACADEMY.

Although the

Lbition does not open to th

as a pre

aiminaiy t

are enabled to direct the attention of our
to a few of the works by which we think they will

detailed notice

At the moment in which we write
y completed, and the catalogues are

and Our readers and the art

s contribut

tb the

sions rather than as deliberate and fully co

tiered cri-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

has to Wait its time, to be•discovered in whatever

posing character, while modest merit, dis
comp:

I in smaller

obscure corner it may have been assigned a place
names and great pictures have, in Liverpool, most assu-

the visitor of this- exhibition cast his eye over

door of room, No
able painter of
supposed to b

'atten, I

and a gentleman who might b

apable of producing something beyond a
The subject is •` Pandora ;" but the treatment
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

avowed principle (or, as I think, wait of principle) that
neither true religion, nor false religion, nor no religion,

neither Christianity nor Anti-Cl
shall be any hindrance in the way of adMission to all the'
privileges and functions of full membership.' Now, here
he says plainly, that by an assembly so constituted as to
repudiate religion, he means an assembly to admission

drance. So carelessly does he write
ing to explain a passage in one of his own lett
he says, but not truly, that I have wreste'

even wi

n profess-

s; which

from its con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

CONTRACTS FOR POLICE CLOTHING.
BOROUGH. OF LIVERPOOL.
TIDE Wtt_TCH COMMITTEE HEREBY CIVE
NOTICE, that they are prepared 'to receiveTENDERS
for supplying, by CONTRACT, the following 'Articles of
CLOTHING for the Constabulary Force: .namely,
FOR CONSTABLES.
1. 740 TOP COATS.
676 BGDY COATS and PANTALOONS.
2. f 64 'Firemen's FROCK COATS and PANTALOONS.
3. 800 Uniform FELT HATS.
4. 750 Peirs of LEATHER BOOTS.
5. 1500 Pairs of WHITE COTTON GLOVES.
6. 800 :OIL-CLOTH CAPES.
7. 800 MILITARY STOCKS.
8. 1000. ARMLETS.
FOR INSPECTORS.
9. 40 TOP COATS.
10. 40 <FROCK COATS and PANTALOONS.
11. 40 MACKINTOSH CAPES.
FOR BRIDEWELL-KEEPEIIS.
12. 30 BODY COATS, VESTS, and PANTAIMNS.
13. 30 Plain FELT HATS.
The Committee reserve to:themselves the optiomof
any one tit' the Contracts, as above-mentioned,'into Two Lots.
of equal proportions. Persons, therefore, .sending in Tenders,.
are requested to state their prices for the whole of:any one Lot,_
or for one,half.
Sample Patterns may be inspected any day between the hours.
of Nine and Twelve in the Forenoon, at.the Officekof the Head_
Constable, until MONDAY the 20th September.
The wlicle of the Cloth to be WOOL-13YED,' and one quality-
and description for the. Articles named in Lot 2.
The Uniform Buttons for Coats and Vests,:-are provided bli-
the Comniittee,
The Committee will not pay for any Sample Patterns sent for
inspection except those they approve'of for the Contract.
The Tallies whose Tenders shall be accepted will have to+
enter into the usual contract with the Watch Committee for
the due fulfilment thereof, and also engage to .complete and
deliver the Goods on the 20th day of April, 1848, to be paid for-,
on approval, in cash. at the expiration of .one month from the_
delivery.
Sealed Tenders, separate from the sample patterns, must be,
left at the Secretary's Office, not later-than FIVIDAY, the 24th.
day of September next, addressed to the' " Chairman of the
Watch Committee," (Alderman John Hayward Turner,) and_
marked "Tender for Clothing, Lot No. and any person.
offering Tenders for more than one lot or number of the afore—
said Articles must eend Samples and Tenders for each Lot
separate,..ond numbered on the outside-as before4escribed.
By order, CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary.
Wateh-OVice, No. 1, Fenicick-street, 28th Attgast, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SPIRITS

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

THE DEPRESSION OF TRADE,

THE MONETARY CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY,

THE RAPID DECLINE IN THE VALUE OF GRAIN,

HAVINO

MATERIALLY AFFECTED TIS...SPIRTT-MARKETS,
T F. ASHE has the fire of announcing to his
• Patrons and the blic,
A ERAL REVISION
AND
REDUCT N IN HIS SCALE OF CHARGES,

FOR
ISLAY, MALT, AND OTHER WHISKIES,
LONDON AND BRISTOL GINS,

DEMERARA AND JAMAICA RUMS, BRANDIES, &c., &c.,
Each of which he will guarantee to be of that
UNPARALLELED QUALITY,

Which has secured for him so large a portion of Public

patronage.
Annexed are the Reduced Prices :
SPIRITS. Gall.
s. d.
Good Gin.
Best London and Bristol Gin l2 6
Fine Jamaica Rum l4 0
Best Old Jamaica Do.
Irish Whisky lO 6
Fine Malt Whisky
Best Old Campbelton Whisky l6 0
9 ) f , Glenlivat and Islay - l6 6
„ „ Irish Malt .
„ „ Cognac Brandy 24 0
„ „ Pale Do. Do.
„ „ Scheidam Hollands
WINES. Dos. Qts. Doz. Pts.
s. d. s. d.
Good Port 2B 0 14 0
Fruity Port
Fine Old Port 36 0 18 0
„ , Crusted
Bronte 'Madeira and Marseilla 24 0 12 0
Good Dinner Sherry 2B 0 14 0
Fine Old Sherry 36 0 18 0
Best Old Pale Sherry
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, MADEIRA, &c.
BRITISH WINES.
Ginger, Raspberry, Raisin, Cowslip, Orange,} . i -s. per dozen.
and Gooseberry,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

THE GRESFORD AND ROSSETT STATIONS,

on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway, they offer advantages
to parties about to build rarely to be met with. At the present
time upwards of twenty trains daily pass to and from Chester
and Liverpool to Wrexham and Ruabon, and it may fairly be
presumed that this number will be increased, when the line is
opened throughout, which is contemplated in August, 1848.
Some of the Lots are also within two miles of an intended
Station on the Mold Junction Railway.

Most of the Building Lots are of a fine gravelly nature, very
dry and healthy, with an abundant supply of pure spring water,
and within walking distance of the Churches of Gresford and
the Rossett. . . .

The Estates adjoin those of the Marquis of Westminster, and
the Devisees of the late Mrs. Boydell, the Representative of
the late Col. Maxwell Godwin, Mrs. Egerton, and others.
Further particulars may be had on application to the Auc-
TIONERRS; or at the Office of Messrs. BARKER and HIGNETT,
in Chester; where Maps of the Estates may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

hbourhood of this town,
operation throughout ti

numerous hands, men, boys,
had _ been previously unemployed, were eng

and women, many of whom
in the

cularly.

nimble in this respect ; a finer clity th

vast deal of grain fell under the sickle; on Wed
there were occasional showers of rain, with boi

wind, but the labour of t

culturist was not r

The crops in this immediate vicinity

in prime condition, wheat
and largely productiv

ind barley beir

Sligo Journal,

THE ANTI-RENT MOVEMENT.-The " repudiation" of
rents continues to manifest itself in the southern counties
of Ireland, and is sure to spread. • The King's County
Chronicle says, that, in Tipperary, a conspiracy has been
entered into to depriye the landlords of, their rights. In

night arr

3f the h

portion of the arrears due. Turning
fast Vindicator holds out but slender

to the north, the Be

setter in that quarter

AN I
land honest.and bold enough to state the fact

There is one paper in Tr(

th respect to the much agitated question of
it of the Irish paupers by this country, as
i from the following article, which we take

really are, WI
the treatmer
will b

fronirthe Cork Constitution of Thur

been r

Lt the death

boy named

d

:bed before con

tale union, and who

on board t

Mtn an

.cond person, name -u-n-1

ion, froin exposure to

of some angry ar
But do the writer
Irish inhumanity i

ns on English in-1

'at there is such a thin

fact, Irishmen wer

the transgres

-stricken paupers were shipped-for Liverpool and
Do they forget that this continued for weeks
together, and that, in reply to the remonstrances of these
places, the response of the repeal journals, and of jour-
nals, too, that were not repealers, was, ' You shall get
more of them'? Do they fork,—
paupers should be `passed over in thy._
land was compelled to adopt their own recommendation
respecting the mode of providing for them at home, and
that they were passed over regardless of the con..--
to those to Whom they -
they forget that fever w
ties previously free,
mothers and children r

t that they boast
^usands ' unt

o unjustly shipped

:ed among Commun

pestilence transfe
was there more n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

Mt 5t Knbits.

re, To sail on the 15th instant.
AIN- For BARBADOS,
ggra The Barque C A R E NA,
J. WoonmAss, Master.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and lIIGGINSON.

To succeed the PARKER, and will sail first week in
October.
For DEMERARA,
..
_ The Barque LEONORA,
Tilomso N, Master.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

REPUBLIC, Captain A. BLI

Ayr
--I Id

LIVERPOO

MARY ANN
MILTON, T.
WASHINGTON IRVING
OCEAN MONARCH(newship)J

A. H. BROM

These ships are all of the fi

fastened ;• fist sailers, and c
the trade ; have exc7
and sail from BOSTON' or
month.

teived after
passage am

18th of each mo:

;ht payable at the rate of fou

pound sterling

The MARY ANls

F.
•

sailing on the Ist a,

ISAAC WRIGHT, (new ship,) A. C

MARSHALL
YORKSHIRE. D. G. BAILEY
COLUMBIA, E. G. FULLER
NEW YORK, T. B. CROPPER
OXFORD' J. P. GoonmANs
CAMBRIDGE. G. S. PEA DY
MONTEZUMA, A. B. WEEP
FIDELIA, S. YEATO

BOSTON PACKET SHIPS.

S Lin

27th tier

0 BOSTON

moo tor

.00L, on ti

of every

For terms of freight or

OTHERS and CO.

,ty cents to th

rries a SURGEON,

THE OLD LINE OF PAC
For NEW YORK

16th of every Month

1200 tons..l6th Sept
)..100--to,ns.. Ist Oct.
1100 tons..l6th Oct.
1000 tons.. Ist Nov.
750 tons.. 16th Nov
. 900 tons.. Ist Dec.
1000 tons.. 16th Dec.

Ist Jan
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

The electors of Wolverhampton, at a public meeting,
have passed resolutions to the effect that, as the great
question of free trade is now settled, therdo not see any
public purpose to justify them on any public ground to
disturb the peace of the borough, and therefore they ear-
nestly request Mr. Villiers to do them the honour of con-
tinuing to be their representative. We.pr.esume, there-
fore, that there will be another election for South Lan-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

DAYS.

Sept.
Tuesday....l4\
Wednesday.ls
Thursday ..16
Friday ....17
Saturday .. 18
Sunday ....19
Monday ...20

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. Indirect.] Direct. Indirect.
Australia .. .. April l4tLima 1 .. July le
Bahia July 24 Maranham.. July 10 ..
Barbadoes
Bombay .. July 19 Mobile f .. Aug- 5
B. Ayres .. .. Monte Video .. July 15
Calcutta .. .. July 9 New Orleans .. Aug. 22
C. G. Hope. .. June 29 New York Sept. 1 ..
Charleston . .. Aug. 25 Pernambuco July 30 ..
China fi .. May 25 Rio Janeiro..' .. July 23
Demerara
Havana
Jamaica .. Aug. talparaiso ..1 .. June 26
La Cuayra.. .. Aug.t 7 Vera Cruz .. i .. Aug. 2

RAILWAY

The following are the receipts
that is to say, up to the date ti
are made : •

of railw
o which

tys for the past ,
the respective ri

week ;
-eturns

Week
ending

1847.
Amount.

RAILWAYS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14

BY Mr. HILT

On MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely,
on the Premises, No. 43, Great Richmond-street, near St.
Anne's Church and Fox-street,
THE genteel HOUSEHO RNITURE, Chim-
ney Glass, Framed Pict s, and other Effects, the pro-
perty of a Gentleman goi o America.
The PARLOUR.—Ex ent Mahogany Chairs, Sofas, Tables,
Kidderminster Ca and Hearth Rugs, Fender and Fire-irons,
handsome Chi y Glass, Framed Pictures, Chimney. Orna-
ments, Easy air, &c. _

lent Camp Bedstads,rrballliassean,l, )rin
Wash-
sing Glasses, Chest

8ED11.001118.-Ex
Goose Feather Be
stands, Chairs, Carpki, Toilet Ware, Di
of Drawers, and other Chamber Furnitur

KITCHEN FURNITURE, Tables,
To be viewed on the Morning i

.tchen,Utensi
hie. Catalog

s, R.C.
Lies to be had

the 18th instant

YALU,

4BLE CART HORS

,nd CO

) _the 16th instant; at One o'clock

precisely, at their Rei)Ository, Great Clrlotte-street,
THIRTY CART HORSES, comprising a fine
I Team, well known in the Town, One a Dark Gray Stal-

four years old

leventeen 1

e Gray Cart liors

seventeen hands high, with great mu pow(
ness of action,Your Black and T ay
working condition, a Gray C
and action, Twenty other
work; also, about Ts ty
Hacks and useful ess Horses
Lorries, Gearin

i Hors

ght Horses, principally just off
other Horses, consisting of
A number of Carts, Floats,

On view prior to the sal,