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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

What, we a

threatening priest, as the result
direct legislative action to repel the aggressive
rit of Rome ? We can understand rebellion and
ge ; and we may remind Mr. Marshall that
weapons have been tried not so long ago.
he and his co-religionists had been put into
session of that civil and religious liberty, of
they boast themselves as the champions,
which they allow so little to the benighted
laced under their yoke. It will not be the
her, that Popery, in Ireland at least,
as summoned the aid of foreign powers to carry
at its treasonable designs, and betrayed the allies

irst time, (

who trusted its lying professions. The fate of the
unfortunate Humbert and his gallant little band is
recorded in dark letters in the pages of history.
The United States of America are not likely to
embark in a crusade against Great Britain, to gra-
tify the hordes of Papist Irish, with whom their
vast territory is being overrun, and with whose
turbulence their intelligent citizens are already
heartily sick. It must, therefore, be some other
sort of " disaster" with which England is threat-
ened ; and we trust that it is not disaster of the
kind which was hinted at by the late Daniel
O'Connell on a memorable occasion. We would
warn Mr. Marshall, and his brother priests, that
such atrocious and menacing language, if pesisted
in, may probably suggest to the Protestant public
.;- Great Britain the desirableness of placing their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

second variety of foot noticed was wL... _
combined with large bosses, usually called

bosses were usually two in number, and in elos

to the claw ; occasionally they numbered three
and were placed upon the leg. They were usually cover
with hair, and it was very evident that this hair was fu
nished with a very viscid secretion, from the quantity
particles of dirt found adhering to it. These hairs hat
been called pulvilli by Mr. Blackwall. There were no
special organs of secretion on the suckers, but it was well
known that in many minute structures hairs took the
place of glands. The author then described at some
length the structure of the foot of the fly. He -re-
marked that Mr. Rymer Jones, and Mr. Newport,
had given accounts of the foot of the common house-
fly, which differed essentially from each other. This
he accounted for by the fact that one had been exit-
ming the small house-fly, the other the large -
The two had certainly very different kinds of feet,
both had equal facilities in loco-motion. The foot of the
smaller variety was seen after its immersion in spirit of
wine, which cleared away any adhering particles of dirt.
It was found to consist of two elegantly-shaped claws,
and two membranous flaps of an oval form when seen
from above, and convex below. Tka
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

contras

Protesrar

g the (

led to meet t

might think best au, great evil, and put a stop
to it. But, while he heartily agreed in calling upon Parliament
and Government to do this, we ought not to forget the large
part which, as individuals, we had to do. A great part of Oh
aggression wais spiritual aggressiOn, and ought to be met lr
spiritual

s. If we confined ourselves to a demand fol
we did not taxe care to maintain the Protestant
make her ministrations and th(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Tit Ltd IMPOOL STATIDARD

europt.

Cotton en route for Dille will be delirered there at .r.t 5 10s. per
Ton weight. The time occupied in the transit is expected is
be under Twenty-seven Days.
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
•
The first class Pfuldl,l,l)eel Stesmers
;" MARGARET,
CAM I LLA ,
COMMODORE,
Are intended to sail, (with or without a Pilot,) from COBURG
DOCK, LIVERPOOL, forHAVRE, with Goods and Passengers,
as follows :
Qaturday, February 8, at 2, Afternoon.
Saturday, February 15, at 9, M•rning•
From HAVRE for LIVERPOOL.
COMMODORE Saturday, February 8.
MARGARET Saturday, February 15.
COMMODORE .........Saturday, Fe ary 22.
FARE : —FORE CABIN S.; AFTER CABIN, 315.
This direct communicat' is intended to afford to Shippers
facilities for the Trans •Intent of French, German, and other
Foreign Goods by ritish and North American Royal Mail
and other St hips to the United States, and by Sailing
Vessels to all parts of the world.
For Freight or Passage apply, in Havre,to DONALDCURRIE ;
in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9 Buchanan-street;. in Lon-
don, to J. B. Foottn, 52, Old Broad-street; and in Liverpool,
to CHARLES MAcIVER, 1, Rumford-street.
N.B.—Early in the Spring the Steamers plying between Liver-
pool and Havre areintended to call regularly at SouTmAMPTON.

MARGARET .
COMMODORE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Ittaralta.

EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.
NEW LINE OF PACKETS FROM LIVERPOOL
For PORT ADELAIDE and SYDNEY
l'or; Landing Passengers at PORT PHILIP

st Cab

REDUCED FARES.
2nd Cabin, 3e25; Intermediate,
eto.

£l5; Steerage
Ntion,Provisioning, jandEquil
To 5ai1..20114 March,

merit second tonone

WOODSTOCK

1500 tons

20M May,

OSPREY (oktflher Vent'

200 tons.

A 1 new Ships; coppered and
For further particulars apply to the Owners,
GIBBS. BRIGHT. and CO., Liverpoc

oer-fastened
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

carr.

from the growing

wealth of

ndia shown to be no fable

has been made, with cc

artary an

ions, on the south of

malaya. But tha want of a good road throu
drawback to the full development of the plan.
constructed, as.certainly it one day the
Simla wou

revenue would. he ver

Teat, ar
rdstpoct

Already it is

of trade 1

Mr. Hartnup, of the Livery

attention t
been disco

ient of the Nauti
than a

visible in this country me

Band, of the United States, disc

tioned that, in a letter received from
stated, that that astronomer had trac

Saturn so

distinctly as to remove

lornson read a histo

of Short down to t

The Rev. Mr. Hir

able antiquity, probabl3
coin of 1

15, made 1

y held the royalty of t

the last five years

evenin
that f

teed to a
the table.

Inman then read a paper
mental to the remarks he

ld actin

undisputed until withir

n 1845, and ha

I
hope, that ere long we "may see a botanical museum
begun. The want of such-a work is sincerely felt, not
-only by the lovers of science in the town, but those; also,
of other parts of the kingdom'; because it is known that the
extraordinary advantages bf Liverpool in that respect
. It is useless to argue that these things
instruct 'a ,few. Look at the, Botanic

are thrown awa

only please or

Gardens

known; but

upon the Garde

Jett into the con

tended the
.g
-evions five

convenient to

lepartEr

Mr. Henry S
Botanic Garde

els to a r

went was
tintil Wed

POLI

first they
soon as M
ns' Comnai

LILY

amittee, and no

:QnsequE

appeared

because hardly
kwith was placed

with his I

:1 who

noivledge of 60 snb.

850 than in the

T ON I

—On 1

or two bi

g to provok
, called Ada
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

tendeut of Liverpool popc

Mr. Thai.
(lay, at St

Bride's ChurCh, t
of Greenock, to JULIA Eh
daughter of the isle JOHN EASTON-, Esti
hill, Dumfries

JAI;1!;, secor

of Leicerter-terrace, Canni _
Same day, at the Parish Church, Walton-on-the-Hill, by the
Rev. R. P. 1-1 ull Brown, incumbent of Buxton, and uncle to the
bride, SPENCER NAYLOR, third son of GEO. FREDERICK
DICKSON, Esq., of Hanover-terrace, Regent's-park, London,
to ELIZA MARTHA, second daughter of FREDERICK
BOA RDMA

treet, in this town.
vh, by the Rev. J. Tobin, Mr

of the late Rev

BETH, second dat
of this town.

On the 2Erd ul
MILBURN, of a
On the 24th ult
CORMACK, of a

On the 25th ult., Mrs.. MI:
Same day, at Paddington-I
FREDERICK FOSTER, Esq., of s

Same day, at Dorfold,
LEMACHE, of a son.

On the 27th instant
daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

APOTHECARIES

Mr. F. Berry.
JONATHAN BROOKS

(signed)
The Chairman having retired,
Resolved una»imonsly,—That the thanks of this Meeting he

AUSTRIA.
Our Veinna correspondence is of the 29th ult
The encroachment of military power led to a

conspiracy has been discovered in Vienna. This conspir-
acy was determined in its purpose and extended in its rami-
fications. Part of the garrison of Vienna had been misled.
The 4th of March was fixed for a general outbreak. Sees my
persons, students. citizens, and officers on half-pay, Lave
been arrested. Three battalions of the garrison of Vie•n na
have been sent to the provinces. Rewards have hen

offeNd -for the apprehension of those persons who attempt
to mislead the soldiers. The Austrian press will not be
allowed to notice these facts. The Allgerneine Zeilung
states that Prince Schwarzenberg is preparing to proceed
to Dresden.
ENTRY OF THE AUSTRIANS I\lo TlAmnrlnn

-"The Austrians entered
rwo battalions of the Archduke
Tuns and two howitzers, in all

29,says--

ter dated Hamburg Jan
Hamburg at mid-day.
Ludwig's Regiment, twelve

sands of all classes, all equally curious to see the nmch-
dresded Austrians. The excitement was intense. When
the commissioners, Count Thune►► and llerr von Mans.
teldt, approached at the head of the column, to meet
which they had ridden some way, the populace with one
accord took up the revolutionary national song of Hol-
stein,

"Schlesw

and many an inv
with th

ire as::ailed the soldiers, 'who bore
.►tmost viny froid. At the

the tri

gate t he

3 Doti(

actinglike a shower-bath on the feelings of the 'mob,
and the tror_ops marched, under tolerable silence, to
the Wall, where they piled arms and waited for
their billets. It, is Impossible to describe the sen-
sation their appearance has caused. Not a soldier
can move from his billet without a throng of boys and
rabble at his heels, while the better classes, the shop-
keepers for instance, leave their customers and the half-
coneludefl bargain to run t( the window and gaze if a
stray trooper happens to pass. All this, annoying as it is
to the soldiery, is borne with great good humour. In a
few hours it will disappear. Were I to remain in Ham-
burg I should hear to-morrow the same praises of the
Austrians I have met everywhere else. As
_it is I leave
to-nightforMecklenburg, where I hope to see the cavalry."

CHURCH OF ENGLAND I NSTITUTI ON LECTURE?.--
The attention of our readers is directed to the announce-
ment in our advertising columns of the next lecture of
a series now in course of delivery. The lecturer is so well
known in Liverpool, that bis name has only to be men-
tioned when all that is evangelical, talented, firm, and un-
compromising-is brought at once to our minds.
sincerely. .hated by the_enemies of Protestantis

A man so
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

POPULAR LECTURES

The LECTURES will be RESUM-gii—on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, the sth instant, when Dr. SCOTT will deliver
the FIRST of a COURSE of FIVE LECTURES on BOTANY
and the GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION of PLANTS.
This Course will be followed, Ist, by FIVE LECTURES on
ZOOLO :Y and the GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION of
ANIMALS, also by Dr. SCOTT; and, 2d. by SIX LECTURES
on the NATURAL HISTORY and GEOGRAPHICAL DIS-
TRIBUTION of the HUMAN RACE, by Dr. . . LA'FHAM,
lately Fellow of the King's College, C. ridge, I'rofessor of
the English Language and Literatu in the University Col-
lege, London, &c.
.

Syllabus of the several Cou s may be had on application.
The Lectures are deliver n the EVENINGS of WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at H -past Seven o'Clock.

The LIBRAitY and READING-ROOM
are Open from Nine a.m., till Ten y.m., Daily.
The READING-ROOM iS supplied with a great Variety of
Periodicals, Publications, including the Transactions of the
Learned Societies, Reviews, Magazines, &c., and additions of
New Books are made to the Library Monthly.

A Prospestus. containing particulars as to Terms, &c., in the
several Departments, may be had at the Institution.
Ist Febrnary, 1851, W. NICHOL, Secretary.

Dll. MAINZER'S CLASSES for YOU,NkrLADIES
meet every THURSDAY, in his RO , 34, CHURCH-
STREET. First—from Twelve to Half- One. Second—New
beginning class from Half-past On Three.

In addition to the EVE , G CHORAL CLASS attended
now by ninety-nine Te • rs, Pupil Teachers, and Monitors,
and to which no no upils can be admitted, a CLASS for
BEGINNERS wilrbe OPENED at Half-past Six o'clock on
THURSDAY Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

5. SOUTH-EASTERN

As published "This stock admits of a remarkable increase
in Sept. 1850. in value. The present year is the first fair trial,
and most satisfactor. A consi-
derable addition willthe take placetrafficis on the opening of the Hastings
line, and the influx of foreigners to visit the Exhibition in 1851
will be enormous. Four per cent. may be reckoned on with
safety, and the price of the stock will reach 25 within six
months."

The price in September, was £lB ; in 'December, £23.
Increase of traffic in the second half-year, £66,000.
The incaease of traffic on this line has exceeded the ex-
pectations which were formed, and a price of £3O will be
attained by midsummer.

6. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERVVICR.
As published " This line will yield a minimum dividend of
in Sept. 1850. 5 per cent. at the price of .el 5, and the stock
will gradually reach 20."

The price in September, was £l6; in December, £l9.
Increase in traffic in the second half-year. £38,000.
Here also the development of traffic has been remarkable,
and £25 may be reckoned upon as the price of the stock
on the Ist May, 1851.

7. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND

As published "The present price of Xl9 is scarcely justi-
in Sept. 1850. fled by the existing returns of traffic, but great
advantage will arise from the completion of the Great Northern,
and a higher figure will ultimately be attained."
The price in September, was £l9 ; in December, £23.
Great fluctuations have taken place in this stock, which
are supposed to have arisen from speculative operations.
Its intrinsic value has been greatly enhanced during the
past half-year. The increase of traffic over the second
half
o f half-yearlBsoof 1:40
9lesi
s
atsh
abne exn48.f00240,00. OT.
The
en dr a
toev er
of tihneer fie
arsset
is steadily maintained, and appears to be so independent
niofnck,
asuraelacciiricnugmasptarnicceeso,f thatx3o ibtywlilsltsay
oloant, Balkesand
muchhnigehveerr
paying less than 5 per cent. at that price.

Limparf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

g was held in London

from 1V

in the course of
4r. S. Hicks, of

.les Hicks; an
)elides landed

f X 200,00(

the estate v

a into Chancery, and he had not seen amhilling of
!though ten years had lapsed. It was a friendly suit
uahter), and the estate had been thrown into Chancery
only on account of a liability amounting to ..£2,f

—the rent of a mine in Wale
compromised since, and all that remained between the
writer of the letter and the money was the Master's re-

That matter had been

Green; of Jerse
ery so lo

o as 1837, -but that

lot dec

t bad e

had compelled him to resign a publi
almost broken his heart. The nature of pr,
Chancery

tion, and ha

further

n anecdote o
tall h:0

a snit for
mpleton,"

to at

that I accu
give a porti

lated the ma
to my (laugh

ich side your

your wife

ll,Tr_ IT

Lancashire ag

hit a patrimony

Ty suit

I you hat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

whose 1

the cheese mite
harvest bug. He then des
of the articulation with th

Id by two

hook. tl

onie species. The spider ha(
About ten deep serrations
There nra

claws, marked by
small claw marked by three only.
branous flap; and this animal owes its power o
on polished surface, against gravity, to the viscid
hairs with which the end of the leg is abundantly 1

the inner 1
same level v

ere to plane surfac

nd did not contain any t

vening cavity, which v

,ed to an e

by whir(

,vered over

ould be in contact with the ground v
ith hairs

but fo

directly under i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

balto bp SA urtton.

- -
JMPORTANT SALE OF LONDON FLOOR-CLOTHS
AND PAPER HANGIAGS.
By Mr. BRANCH,
On THURSDAY next, the 6th, and FRIDAY, the 7th February,
instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms,
Liverpool,
VERY extensive and valuable STOCK of London-
manufactured FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS and PAPER
ANGINGS, consigned for sale.
The FLOOR-CLOTHS consist of about 3 square yards, and
Include almost every size, from two • s square up to sixteen
yards by six, with Passage-clo , from half-a-yard to two
Wards wide, and in great var. of Patterns.
The PAPERS compris Awards of 5,000 Pieces, amongst
which may be enum ed a general Assortment of Flocks,
Satins, Oaks, Marbl , Chintzes, &c.
To be viewed on WEDNESDAY next, the sth instant, when
Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

tab ina.

regular trader.—Will sail immediately.
Further reduction in Rates of Freight, 20s. for Twist, and 258.
for Goods.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
srli4:.• The river built Ship QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
'Lilt J. M. CAwitrry, Commander;
•
• A 1 twelve years. This vessel is well known for de-
livering her cargoes free froniliamage ; her Com-
mander is well acquainted with China seas.—For terms of
freight apply to Messrs. TA u, Porrun, and Co., or to
WTEAR and VINING.
Will cceeded by the A I Ships
JOHN 818 Captain PEARSON.
ALBERT EDWARD Captain STODDART.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

brotlanb.

- •
1 LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW STEAM-PACKETS

REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS AND FARES.
FREIGHTS TO AND FROM GLASGOW.—BaIe and Case
Goods, :Id. per foot; Cotton, American, Its. 6d. per ton ;
Ditto, burst, 10s. ditto; Grey Calicoes for Printing, 2d. per
foot.
FOY b\\

The Glasgow and Liverpool Steam Shipping
Company's Steam .ship
COMMODORE.... Captain FRASRR;
The Glasgowand Liverpool Royal Steam-packet
,Company's Steamer
PRINCESS' ROYA L.... Captain CRAWFORD ;
1 The City of Glas o team-packet Company's Steamer
•
ADM IRA Captain HARDIE,
Are intended sail, with •r without Pilots, as under :
FRO (CLARENCE DocK) JAYE/WOOL
This Day, ,Feb. 4, at 12 , Noon.

ADMIRAL

PRINCESS ROYAL Tbursdair Feb. 6, at 2a, Afternoon
NOMIRAI Satur y, Feb. 8, at 3 , Afternoon
PRINCESS ROYAL T day, Feb. 11, at 5 , Afternoon,
ADMIRAL uraday, Feb. 13, at 8 Evening.
PRINCESS ROVA ...Saturday, Feb. 15, at 9 , Evening.
ADMIRAI Tuesday, Feb. 18, ,a! 12,, Noon.

, , •
41,...........
PRINCESS ROYAL Thursday, Feb. ,at 2i, Afternoon
ADMIRAL Saturday, F . 22, at 3 , Afternoon
PRINCESS ROYAL Tuesday, eb. 23, at 6 , Evening.
ADMIRAL Thumb. Feb. 27, at Se, Evening.
PRINCESS Roy Ai, Satur ', March 1, at 9 , Evening.

FARES:—CABIN, 10S.; FEE,2S. ; STEERAGE, 55
Pa meager' are reque dto take charge of their own Luggage

as the Ship is 'lief responsible in any way for its safety :
All Goods carried by these Vessels, sod which are to or from
the interior of England, Arc., when consigned to the care of any
of the Compatible.' Agents in Liverpool, acre forwarded free of
all charge for Forwarding, Cartage, and Mes at Liverp•ol.
Agentsfirthe COMMODORE: _

I:iARTIN and BIS.RNS and Co.,
7, Water-atrect,Liverpool.

agentifolthe ADMIRAL
DAVID MACIVER and CO,
12, Water-street,loverpoel
tzt If4r e PRINCESS ROYAL:
ROBERT LA MON;
31. Vl' &Ler. tt reef.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

.eg pa

as a sucker. The author then described the
of the caterpillar. This consisted of a circ
all of which pointed outwards. They *ere usually
twenty in number. In those larvae which made habita-
tions for themselves only just large enough for the body
o enter, these hooks would be dangerous to the inset
- house, if ther

A hooks,

itself, or itb was not a provisiu—
sheathing them. This was effected by two muscles
attached to their centre, which drew the hooks within the
integument of the leg. These hooks underwent modifi-
cation where the habits of the animal seemed to require
it. In the larva of a fly occasionally infesting the human
intestine, the animal adhered to the surface by hooks
attached to its head, and was furnished with soft pads on
the. feet instead of the usual formidable claws. The

ethel

The
proximi
and fou
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

THIS )AT

On account of whom it may concern.
Tx is DAY, (Tuesday,) the 4th instant,at Half-past One o'clock
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
502 BoozjaA -,--
merican CHIME,
l 0 Cask
Ex James Wright, New York.—Apply to
WILLIAM GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

in a conversation wi

ago I w

)t allowed to

AS, BRI

come to to request the

u lay out on the

v sacrifi

tion of the Corres

Dissenters

CO U 1

the corporation, together Fith a number of the most lead-
ing men of the professional -and commercial interests of
the city. Resolutions condemnatory of the abolition of
the Court were carried unanimously. amid great cheering.
In a correspondence with-the Dublin Protestant Asso-,
ciation the Duke of Wellington says, in a letter written
last December, "' It appears that the Protestants residing
in Dublin, who have signed the address to the Duke of
Wellington, have considered it preferable to alter the
printed record of what the duke did say in the House of
Lords; and, in other words inserted by themselves, and
never used by the Duke of Wellington, to endeavour to
show that the duke declared in parliament, the intention
of eventually proposing to parliament the repeal of the
Relief Act, after it should have become the law."

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE,

There is no truth in the report that Dr. Field is to
succeed to the Mishopric-of Nova Scotia, or that the Rev.
E. Hawkins is to be appointed a colonial bishop. _ _ _ _
_ _

The Duke of BeaufOh has presented the Reir. J. S. M.
Anderson, of Brighton, and Preacher at Lincoln's Inn,
to the valuable living of Tormarton, Gloucestershire,
vacant by the death of Lord William Somerset. . .

A scheme is afloat, and is said to have received the
support of a.noble duke connected with Sir Robert Peers
administration, for the complete union of the Scotch
Episcopalians with the 'Established Church of England
in spiritualibus.

The Venerable Ay:tilde:won Hill (in the decline of life
and strength) has resigned the vicarage of Chesterfield,
and taken upon himself the ministry of the district
church of Hasland. The bishop having requested bim to
suggest a successor, he named his curate, the Rev. G
Butt, who has accordingly been appointed
roL.—Last week I
was held, when a resolutia
dear, the Rev. Canon Barrow, to
and resume the reading of the
rove the candlesticks from the
t the desire of the vicar, who

meeting of the

with their request, another meeting
which ended, after a -eery

11 unsettled
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Pth. 4,1851.

LECTURE ON JESUITISM.

After
ofThursday last the Rev. V. M. White delivered the
a-Con the ourse of lect res. in,
u the Presbyterian Church,
.I.itten , above subject
I. ter noticing the history and character of the founder,
atios Loyala, he referred to the division of the society
wob° ”sistances, provinces, and houses, of which last there
re three classes—colleges, residences, and houses of
nut tees. Before any were received on trial, they must
ergo the most severe examination and make the most
~uPle confession, as to their health, habits, gifts, inclina-
n3e4 propert connexions ;to make over all their sub-
nce to the company, and make confession twice every
print After two years spent in the most severe disci-
a atheY received the three simple vows, and passed, if
PProved, to the class of scholars. thence to coadjutors,
!Id lastly to that of professed members, when the fourth
and last vow was taken. During this time their discipline
;lever relaxed, and they were liable to be dismissed, if
41°4nd not to suit the society. The government is the
the
Perfect despotism : the General of the order being in
,e,Plece of God, his commands, like that of the Almighty
AL.hraham, making what would in itself be sinful to be
wwllll. His knowledge also of the members of the society
teatreest extensive, every superior being obliged to send
:Levitt' regular, frequent, and minute details, each member
red
a soy on the other; and these all being digested
r,, arranged, gave him complete information as to every
Zeteher over the whole world, and also of the state of
,r„atlere generally whence such reports came. Their
es were four :—poverty, chastity, monastic obe-
ince. and absolute submission, in all things, to
e Bishop of Rome. They had also important ex:
. they were freed from the mortification of the
other orders ; could trade with the people whre they acted
ro missionaries • could act irrespective of the Bishop of the
rcalttY, and had power to adapt themselves to the cha-
cter and tastes of men, whether depraved or otherwise.
Pie spread of the society was such that, though at first
-ITitd to 60, they, in -the space of 150 years, reached
Their principles were of the most detestablecha-
1119ter, such as the impropriety of "equivocating," or, if
failed, "of mental reservation," of " intentions,"
th/juich gave them power ro commit the most vile sins, if
ey could even, in - idea direct the intention aright.
rrebability."—The advocacy of even one writer will
make a thing probable ; and this may be done, though
me are convincer
which a Jesuit sill
tophi eaSin the er
!Ilan, blinded by sin, lt
for his acts more •
the character
superiors. T,
the system, M
!ecient and ni(
444 public ar
and seditious
(If Jesuit i c
seleetif— ism

convinced

T the action, s

And where is the set for
it be raked up? "Philo-

—That a

White re

accountable

odern, Pi

,s. •Air.
wat.rOctions‘ ofe
th
;(I°,B to b 1"
n.ll

T of marr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

=2MISCV=

appearing to flag rattle
had few sins or anin;
afloat and for shiprneni
but the transactions or
since Tuesday, the late
comparatively few pare

With the exception
Wheat, and a further
Flour, the fresh arriv:d
are upon a very insigni
the result of recent pu
the stocks of this grain
riod last year, it is evir

the seabu'ard Of AmeriJ
York and New Orleans,
sequence, that spring s
sorally looked for at

toured to receive they

of provisions generally
ded i

unntion will limit
trade ruled gen
its of all descr►ptii
a limited sale to ir
31iling over, and
(reign ports a few
e directed abroad.

rather cheaper,
y and Beans an
-Oats a; d Oatr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

CLAREMONT CHAPEL, KIRKDALE

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a separate
111 Building, named CLAREipYrCHAPEL. situate in
Claremont-grove, in the townshi of Klrkdale, in the district of

West Derby, in the zonnty of ncaster, being a Building, cer-
tified according to law as ace of Religious Worship, was,
on the thirtieth day anuary, 1851, duly Registered for
SOLEMNIZING i RIAGES therein, pursuant to the Act
of 6th and 7th WilliatnlV., c. 85.

Witness my hand, this 31st day of January, 1851,
WILLIAM CLEAVER, .t,uperintendent Registrar,
2, Elliot-street, Clayton-square, Liverpool.
MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL DISTRICT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Till LIVERPOOL ST ANDARD.

the existence of :numberless

in every country of the civilized

with the Romanists, pronounces the
an epithet to be an arrogant falsehood
tatingly put forward on all
priests, but by every Romanist

PAPAL AGGRESSIONS,

LETTER T.-ON " THE ABUSE OF THE TERM " CATHOLIC

TO THE: EDIT.. OR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

Srn,—ln the discussions that have everywhere taken
place throughou t the kingdom, upon the subject of Papal
aggression, it h as not been at all worn threadbare ; for
nratly important t points appear yet to have been over-
looked, or perhaps undervalued.
FOr example, the pertinacity with which the term
'Cat%olie" is , assumed by the Rbmanist, has not been,

that lam away. e of, at all remarked upon. The Pope's
grief, and the " Pastorals," always speak of the Roman
Church as the " Catholic Church" ; of its peculiar,
dogmas as " Cat. holic Faith" • and of themselves, hull-

argument to

Ler sects, of Christianity

prld, in juxta

ssumF
Yet it is

Spaniard
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

led with p

iemsslvPs on the latter

e eaten the

whole had they not been

mate, who feared the injariotis c
hended to their health. They a
bly two more days on the island would have caused the
death. He gave them clothes, and his crew were eagi
to pay them all the attention that their situation required
As soon as they had somewhat recovered, the mate of the
English ship made the following statement:-` We left
London, September 28, 1850, in the English ship Laith,

Captain Roberts

for Val

red on our v

e within v

L in-
Island ;

;ea, saying that

found there, and directed
Lice guns for the purpose

iso to fake: his

,gor by name, G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

GOLDSMITHS

lif A AT U F At,
30, ~RLOO-PLACE, CIIIIk
ROE AND JACOB respectfully call attention to
their superb STOCv

which i

tg daily replenished
with the most exquisite specimens of taste in JEWELLERY,
PLATE, &c., comprising Tea and Coffee Equipages, Salvers,
Cruets, Baskets, &c., of the most modern style and finished
workmanship. Among the Jewellery will be found the most
elegant Bracelets, Brooehes, Rings,..›CjavSfiids, and a great
I variety of Waistcoat Buttons.

WATCHES of the first etas atent Levers, Duplex, Ho-
rizontal, &c. ; Clocks, B eters, Thermometers, &c., and
also several fine-tone SICAL BOXES, playing the most
Fashionable Airs, altzes, Quadrilles, Overtures, &c.
Every pattefnof Spoons and Forks at London Prices.
•

ElectrO-Plate it

JACOB, fiom Disito

ESTABLISHED 1827

pENNE

LL AND WHITTLE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

FEATHER BED, MATTRESS, & CURLED HAIR
MANUFACTURERS,
126, WHITECHAPEL, CORNER OF GREAT CHA
___ Manufactory. Feather street, Liverpoo

DTTE-ST,

Warranted SW;eet FEATHERS for Beds, at Reduced Prices.
Bordered and Plain BEDTICKS, Ready Made, all sizes.
Curled Hair, Wool, Silk, and Cotton Fi M ATTRESSES.
BEDSTEADS, Straw PALLIASSE
Beds Re-dressed, and Feathers rifled.
Ticks Washed and Calende .
Mattresses and Cusbio eaned and Re-made.
BLANKETS, COU RPANES, SHEETINGS, &c.
Every descripti f FLOCK, suitable for Bedding, at the
FEMME ED AND MATTRESS WAREHOUSE,

CONSUMERS OF

INVITED TO

and other GAS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

ied by the London Times

it con

porary r

upon t

Taira of the nation—

of the Pope were a

3 bold the

s at Buckingham Palac

n of a mm

ry, and his Ir

turned the scale against tl

tion of f

tter part
•ospect that ti
titude of hosti

With r

t to t

NV ith re

free t

;me very telling insttinces of the f

rupe ti

alancf

'acts to

c 11l I dE

upon th

in their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

RICHMOND,

CLOTHIER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL WOOLLEN-DRAPER,

3, PARADISE-STREET, 2, CHURVii-STREET,

JRICHMOND respectfully announces to his
• Friends and the Public, bat he has added to his
Woollen-Drapery and Tailorin nsiness a
READY-MADE C HING DEPARTMENT,
which is now replete wit arments of every description.
The quality of the ions Fabrics for which this Establish-
ment has long b distinguished is fully sustained in the
various Gar now offered, they being made by first-rate
Workmen OR the Premises, and CUT IN THE BEST STYLE,
the Proprietor being determined t 6 offer nothing but warranted
articles, and to exclude the ruinously low-priced and inferior
Garments, so much puffed off, disreputable to the dealer, inju-
rious to the operative, and, in reality, generally very costly to
the wearer.
The system of small profits and quick returns will be adopted
alike in this department as in the others.
An Inspection will amply repay Economists.
No Abatement or Discount allowed.
THE ORDER DEPARTMENT
is also replete with EVERY NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
The Woollen Trade is conducted as usual : the present Stock
is more extensive, and combines a greater variety than hereto-
fore. '
OBSERVE—Nos. 1 and 3, PARADISE-STREET,
CORNER OF CHURCH-STREET.

COCKLE'S PILLS.—Live Well and Be Well._
There is a difference betwixt living " well " and living
"fast," though the terms are generally confounded. New the
truth is, that in this " go-a-head " age people live a great deal
too " fast;" and, therefore, we have move" aches and pains,"
more flatulence, irritability, nervous s, despondency, &c.,
&c., than were ever known before. bile one-half of society
starves for want of necessaries, t other half is sick from ex.
cess of luxury. We do not pr nd to reform mankind with a
pill; but we do promise t stomachs relief from over-taxa-
tion, if they will try the rtues of COCKLE'S COMPOUND
ANTIBILIOUS PIL , which may be obtained of alt medicine
Tenders, in box Is. 14d., 2s. 9d., 44. 6t1., and Us.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

prematt

D spec

e to d

in order to I

ze the

venile population,
our large towns. I

S 9, or

s a problet

which is do
P an;

pone or the gaol
en tried, and found
especially, seems to be
le criminal as a place of
Rind of vagrancy and petty

A month o

)nfinetnent, now and then,
)de in the life of such an
brutal treatment, hunger,

is a not al
Fie has

nakedness, to u.K., a 'grief revel
is the reward of successful exertion ; and the
shelter and sufficient food, which is the result of
detection, is a luxury to one, who has, perhaps,
known little better shelter, as his average lot, than
a damp corner in a filthy hovel, and little better
food than the garbage raked from the kennels.
Every commitment to prison seems to harden the
young criminal. lie leaves it characterless, and

to him on to crime
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

MONDAY, MARcir 31
ARRlVED.—Reliance, from Mandl
Hope—Linda, Aricati—Dauntless, Maranham

-Wind N

Giavour, Cape of Good

SAILED.—Anna Dorothea, for New Orleans—Niagara; Van-
dalia ; and Kossuth, New York —Zanoni, Mobile—Bonita,
Pernambuco—Edinburgh, Quebec—Lord G. Bentiuck, Mon-
treal—Emperor, Friend, Bahia—Osmanli (s.s.), Messina.

port sailed 15th March. On
through loose ice for three h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

ARRIVALS

Qrs. Qrs.
English Wheat
„ Barley
„ Oats
„ Malt
„ Flour
„ Beaus
~ Peas
Irish Oats

Irish I%lnit

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The market to-dny was firm, but not much business doing
No alteration in prices.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YEsTEntsAv.
The supply of beasts being large, trade was not so good this
morning as on Monday last. Sheep were plentiful but slow of
sale; this may be accounted for by the increased demand for
lambs. Calves sold more freely. Beasts, 4,017; sheep and
lambs, 20,060; calves, I 30; pigs, 340; Scotch beasts, 320.
Beef, 2s. 2d. to 3s. Bd. ; mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s, Bd. ; veal 2s. Bd.
to 4s. 4d.; porK, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 6d ; lamb, ss. to 6s, '

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET..—YESTERDAY.
Sugar: Prices firm, and the demand more active in the
home trade; brown lumps, 48s. to 495.; ctushed dull, at
275. 6d. to 28s. 6d. for British. Coffee: Few buyers; Native
Ceylon good ordinary, 435..6d. to 445. Ten dealt in cautiously,
but no decline; supply increasing, Rice: The demand as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

FRIDAY, MARCH 28.—Wind W.N.W.

ARRIVED.—Jane, Hunter, and Turnbull, from New Orleans
—Tonawonda, Fairfiowl, Philadelphia—Gerolamo, Odessa—
Nith, Tinley, Bombay—Mermaid, Card, Mauritius—Nathaniel
Kinball, Cox, Mobile—Elizabeth, Irwin; Zetland, Turner;
Passenger, Walker, Callao—Glanmire, Barrett, Barbadoes—
Nith, Finley, Bombay—Doctor, Green, Newfoundland and
Lisbon—Hibernia, Faulk, Philadelphia—Mary Worrall, Valpa-
raiso—Bertha, etubbington, from Part Layes and Tralee, with
loss of mainboom and spars, in a squall, off Holyhead, yester-
day.

Eleanor, Dixon, from Calcutta, off St. Helena.
Emperor, Pay, from London at the Cape of Good Hope.
Nordstrom, Brouwer, hence at Bremen.
Senhora, Carey, from Matanzas at Bristol.
Sabrina, TEM, hence for Rotterdam, at Fowey.
Rattler (s.s.), Carter, from Leghorn, at Gibraltar.
Eleanor, Palmer, hence at Corfu.
Moffat, Taylor, and Lord Dufferin, Clark, from Bombay for
this port, at St. Helena.
The Austrian barque Cetto Zette sailed from Galatz 13th of
Aug., for Queenstown, passed Constantinople on the 4th Sept.,
and has not since been heard of.

SATURDAY, MARCH 29.—Wind N.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Malabar, Hill, from Calcutta—Lady Falkland,
Smith, and Miltiades, Milligan, New Orleans—Lancefield,
Lisbon—Carlota, Lazene, Palermo—and Azores Packet, from
St. Michael's. - -

••••• CI•
SA ILED.—Pfencius. Penrice, for Shanghae—Helvellyn, Her.
rison, Madras—Rob Roy, Rankin, Calcutta—J. H. Glidden,
Child, Philadelphia—Africa (a.), Ryrie, and North Atlantic,
Cook, New Yorlf...—§lowrock (a.), Constantinople—marguret
09, Little, Havre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

nd-a-half's duration

Southampt o.

at t—W—hit• tie'

bury Lodge, Northamptonshire.
The Earl of Balearres and Crawford and Lord and La",
Lindsay and family, who are staying at Haigh Hall. ne,6,0
Wigan, are expected to arrive in Berkeley-square
third week in the ensuing month, for the season. _

At the entertainment to be g gll
i;,•en to Lord Stanley,
• r•
Wednesday (to-tnorrowl, the chair will be taken by `;‘,
Thnrnna PaAnr• M P fny. TlilntirkrrOnv, 9"1.;.3 aPieo""

AUF zinuly Lug m y 1.11,1/rOpr. rdar
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.—On Ss r
at Monmouth Assizes, Miss Amelia Mary Grace 0
son, daughter of a managing clerk in an attorney's oin°
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

eb inn.

►.
im4147

Contpande;

Gassed at Lloyd's A
tons o.ai

atietrieds the abc

p ALBERT EDWARD,

Can only take (roods by special aoreenieht.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA

The splendid new clipper Ship
CHRYSOLITE,

; 440 tons 57(

0 MeSSTS. T OR, POTTER, and Co., or
WITAR & 'VINING
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

RICHARD THOMPSON,

LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S BOOT $r SHOE MAKER,
17, ISLINGTON (FLAGS), NEAR ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
RETURNS his grateful ack e gments to his
Friends and the Public for r liberal patronage to him
during his twenty-four years' idence in Islington, and re-
spectfully informs them t he has completed the erection of
large Workshops on hi emises, and that his Business in the
various branches th of will be conducted under his personal
superintendence, on a more extensive scale.

A large Assortinent of Boots and Shoes of his own Manufac-
ture constantly in Stock, in every variety of style and price.
Wellington Pegged and Sewed Boots, the best French Fronts,
and on the most improved principle, 218. ; to order, 235. ; best
quality, no better made. Patent Leather Dress Boots, Ladies'
Blacv -ting,

ind White Satin, Kid, Morocco, Patent Seal, La
and Cordovan Slippers, American Overshoes, &c. All Goods
will be sold at the lowest remunerating prices.
R. T. refrains from publishing a List of Prices, which are
calculated to mislead the Public, but respectfully solicits a
trial, and trusts that the well-known character of his Goods
will be a sufficient guarantee to easure a more extensive pa-
tronage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

1.1 the flames laud Kai

ie stock consumed is reported
lessrs. Cannon, Miller and Co. The en-
inued up to the hour at which we write to

ng ruins

the unfortunate persons killed by
at Manchester on Tuesday last,

of the IT

Gains ar

t the adjOurned

practical and scientific
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

ALL POLICIES INDISPUTABLE,

ENGLISH AND CAMBRIAN ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, for Life, Annuities, and Loans, and for Per-
petuating Leaseho?d and Copyhold Property. Chief Office,-
9, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London.

DIRECTORS

Nathaniel BlandXsq. I George M. Murray, Esq.
John Boyd, Esq. Charles Stewart, Esq.
James Fennity,s,'Esq. Daniel Wane, M.D.
Isaac Halse, Esq. I William Whitelock, Esq

AUDITORS.
G. H. Hodges, Esq., Her Majesty's Stationery Office.
N. L. Middlemirst, FN., 13, Great Coram •street, Russell -square
B. Williams, Esq.; (Barnett, Hoare, & C 0.,) 62/Lombard-street

PHYSICIAN.
Daniel Wane, M.D.
SURGEON.
Henry Charles Johnson, Esq., F.R.C.S., Surgeon to St
George's Hospit
STANDING CO EL.
Her Majesty's So • tor-General.
SO TOR.
.Henr ickens, Esq.
.INSPE OR OF AGENCIES.
Ines Parker, Esq.
ONSULTING ACTUARY.
W. S. . Voodhouse, Esq., F.R.A.5.,,F.A.S
"Declined". Ives taken at equitable rates.
Life Policies "invtieputabl^' and

e• „_ not liable to•forfeiture.
ears standing not void in cases of suicide
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

FRIDAY

vL rLULAY next, the 4th Ind
800 Bales JUTE,
100 Bales COI
90 Bale ptian FLAX.
Apply to T . LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers

Twelve o'clock,

On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely,
on the Quay, east side Brunswick Dock,
1,022 Logs YELLOW PINE TIMBER, 18a inches average,
145 Logs BIRCH,
12,812 SPRUCE DEALS,
14 Cords LATH WOOD,
69 Pieces OARS,
Being the entire car landing ex Beejapore, from St.
John, N.B.—App o Messrs. DAVID CANNON, SON, and
Co., Merchants.

Afterwards, in the Brokers' Office Yards, south end Brunswick

Dock Quay, ..
366 Logs and 134 Curls . Domingo MAHOGANY,
just ed ex Louisa.
Apply to Messrs. By ANAN, BROWNE, cl-CirMerchants
20 nzig WAINSC LETS,
Logs PENC DAR,
with Quantities of LIGN 'TIE, LEITER WOOD, GREEN
E , HICKORY. &c.
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, at One o'clock, at the Bro-
kers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
sr • The Steam-Tug CHAMPION ;
/44 104f7wtooa in
etnyt s FnerlBr2isLeurt NI
eng. built
i
d
and nearly re-built in 1842. Dimensions
Length, 95 feet; breadth, 16feet ; depth, 10feet.
Propelled by two engines, by Tod and M.Gregor, of about 35-
horse power each; cylinders 33 inches diameter, and four feet
stroke; is well found in stores, and an excellent tugboat.

Also, the well-known Cumberland-built Steamer
COUNTESS OF LONSDALE ;
About 98 tons per register, 209 tons 40-100 ..Ir. ;"built by
Brockebank, at Whitehaven, in 1827 opened in 1849, at
Liverpool, when she underwent a ough repair, at a cost of
upwards of -el2OO, having wed new topsides, binding
streaks, Sze., and entirely - astened. Dimensions :—Length,
121 feet; breadth, 18 ; depth, 12 feet. She is copper-fas-
tened, and prope y two engines, of about 110-horse power
collectively, which, tozether with the boilers, are in excellent
order; she is quite ready for immediate employment, and is
well found in stores : lying in the Bramley-Moore Dock.—For
further particulars apply to Messrs. M`KEAN, M`LARTY, and
Co., 31, Water-street ; or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

xico to the 15th February

vices frOm Havannah to the Bth ultimo
sr continued very firm. Exchange on London 5i to 6

We have

Advices from Haiti to the 16th-Fe

Coffee was very scarce-85 to 86 dollars
Logwood, 40 dollars per 1000 lbs
TEA FROM CHINA AT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY next, the sth instant, at T e o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Virginia-buildin ..outh Chapel-street,
859 Bales Surat C N, all faults,
Ex Arab, from the Cape o od Hope —For particulars apply
to ARM NG snd BEREY, Cotton Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

en ipalt.

For SALE,
The fine A 1 Brig GEM,
' 12f Of Liverpool ; 216 tons register ; built in October,
,
1848,
and now in excelle rder.
Length 7 feet 4-10ths
Breadth .... ....20 feet 2-10ths
Depth
Apply on board, in Wa oo Dock, or to
RANKIN, GILMOUR and Co.

Ica ~_~

For SALE,
AThe Ship NEW BRUNSWICK,
902 tons N.M., 868 tons 0.m.,
Length 149 feet 2-10ths
Breadth 3l feet 2-10ths
Depth 22 feet 4-10ths

Built at Miramichi, in September last, principally of hecmatac;
she is thoroughly copper-fastened ; and her outfit an,' all stores
are very substantial : iron kneed, and has just been put into the
best order : she is now loading in Victoria Doek, under a fa-
vourable charter for New York.

The Barque MIDAS ;
741 tons N.M., and 114 tons o.sr.
Length 140 feet 9-10ths
Breadth
Depth
Full poop and topgallant for astle ; built at St. John, N.B. in
July. 1830, principally of asoned heckmatac aid spruce; she
has just been iron k d, and classed A 1 at Lloyds, and is
chartered to New Y at a high rate: lying west side Bruns-
wick Dock.----Ap to ..... _

RANKIN, GILMOUR and Ca

WINES, &c
Fine Pale and Gold SHERRY
Superior Old PORT
Medoc CLARET (in one dozen Hampers) 3O/
CHAMPAGNE, (in one dozen Cases,) choice 42/
Old Palo F BRANDY (in two gallon Jan) 40/ per Jar
Choice Scotch HALT WHISK o.p l6/ per Gall
London (Cordial) GIN lls. „
WEDDERBURN'S OLD JAMAICA RUM, 30.7 cp.
Apply to .

VV per Doz

W. A. SMITH, Slater-court

STEAMERS BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE and SMYRNA,

CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND BYRA

The first-class Paddle-wheel Steam-ships
‘•-:,i -..:. SHAMROCK Capt. W. B. Sint rsow,
)4 111,11,11, MARGARET Capt. G. LITTLE,
.1.73 V..:,.., are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots,)
--`-`-`-'''"'"-"'"" - from Coburg Dock, with Goods and Passen-
gers, as follows :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

DIVIDENDS.

April 24, T. Dunn, Hastings, builder—April 80, Keevil, jun.,
Bristol, draper.
CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting._

April 25, A. Friedebere, Houndsditch, furrier—April 11, C.
Evans, Merthyr Tytlyii, ironmonger:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

BRITISH

AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,

APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRAITZY TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, direct,
AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
"-• •- • - The BOSTON Ships onlycalling at HALIFAX
o land and receive Passengers and tier Majesty's Mails.

Captain - - Captain
I
ARABIA C.H.E.Judkins. AFRICA...... Edw. G. Lott.
PERSIA Alex. Ryrie. I AMERICA ..W. J. C. Lang
ASIA Wm. Harrison. NIA RA .. John Leitch.
C lANADA James Stone. ' ()PA . ...Neil Shannon.
CAMBRIA.... C ain W. Douglas.

The undernoted or otJ4Vessela are appointed to Sail

Fpffit LIVERPOOL

AMERICA For
ry er
ASIA F TEW YORK
NIAGARA or 805T0N....
EU ROPA For NEW YORK
CA NIBRIA For 805T0N....
AFRICA For NEW YORK
CANADA For 805T0N....
ASIA For NEW YORK
AMERICA For 805T0N....

Saturday, the sth April,
Saturday, the 12th April,
Saturday, the 19th April.
Saturday, the 2t3th April.
Saturday, the 3d May.
Saturday, the 10th May.
Saturday, the 17th May.
Saturday. the 24th May.
Saturday, the 31st May.

Wednesday

Wednesday,
Wed nesd ay,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
Wednesday,
. Wednesday

26th March
9th April.
23d April
30th April.
7th May.
14th May.
21st May.
28th May.
, 4th June.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

GE9,-R"-GE'S HOUSE,

No. 6, ST. G E 0.,11"0 E'S Cfi

Who, with best thanks forilst favours, respectful

MANY NC

Daily being introduced at the above Establishment, and wl

VARIETY OF SHAPE, STERLI

ESCENT, LIVERPOOL,

1 y invites his Friends and the Public to view the

VELTIES

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NG QUALITY, OR ECONOMY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

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