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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

FOR N e YORK.
THE "BLACKS " LINE OF PACKETS
Tons register

"WASHIN6TON:pdi 1655
JLEMISPHERE .. Wkirrn.EntY. 1000
REPUBLIC, MARSHALL
ABERDEEN. BENSON
NIAGARA, SMITH
IVANHOE, EDWARDS
ENTERPRISE, FUNK WM
TICONDEROGA. FARRAN
ESMERALDA, M`MANus
"WM. RATHBONE, SPENCER
iIINESOTA, ALLEN
SILAS GREENMAN. SPENCER..
"JACOB A. WESTERVELT, HOOD

- To sail.
21st February,
Now in port.

1100 ....
907 .... I
1100 .... Succeeding
800 .... Packets.
SOO ....

SHANNON, LuutAss
141A1111110N, FREEMAN
RICHARD ALSOI2, SMITH 6OO ....
GUY MANNERING,- 1549 ....
PRINCETON, RUSSELL. 1142 ....
DE WITT,CLINTON, FUNK
IJNIVERSE, BIRD . 1200 ....
SANDUSKY, BORLAND
Goods cannot be received by the above Packet Ships on the
sdvertised day of:ailing under any circumstances whatever.

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
THE NEW LINE OP P.eiCKETS.
Tons register. To sail.
800.... 26th February
1130. ... 26th March.
950.... 26th April.
810.... 26th May.

KALAMAZOO, SAVAGE
PHILADELPHIA, STOTESBURY
HIBERNIA, FAULK
"WILLIAM PENN; MotoNy

For NEW ORLEANS.
849 tons.. To sail immediately

JERSEY, Dvr

Freight engaged, passage secured, and other information
otained, by application to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,

2, Tower•chambers, Old Churchyard, and
115, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

ktiENTS IN NRIV YORK,
• WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street
AOENTS IN ?lIILADELPHIA,
. RICHARDSON, WATSON, and Cc

Experienced SURGEONS can have FREE CABIN FANNIN,
by any of these Packet-ships.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

inOttratat gotirts.

ANCHOR ASSURANCE COMFANY,
FOR
LIFE, FIRE, AND ANNUITIES,
67, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.

AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD
MATTHEW WOTHERSPOON,
ARBITRATOR AND ACCOUNTANT,
BRUNSWICK-BUILDINGS, BNI.NSWICK-STREET.

Cards, with full particul ,of a very liberal Reduction is
the Rates on Wareh s and their Contents, may be had on,
application as abo .
N.B.—Life miums on a liberal scale.
4th February, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

BOLDNESS OF ROMANISM.

The Popish party in Ireland are certainly resolved that
the Attorney-General shall he at no loss for an estimate
of the value of that " effectual" clause in the Emancipa-
tion Act, upon the model of which he has framed his new
bill. In the Freeman's Journal of Thursday we find the
following authentic announcement :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

HOUSt OP LORDS-YESTERDAY.

Their Lordships resumed their seats at 5 o'clock. A
large number of petitions were presented, chiefly in op-
position to the Papal Aggression; but no other business
of public importance was transacted, and the House ad-
journed at 20 minutes to 6.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

bale 5 bp Ruction.

FURNITURE, &c., PADDINGTON.
MESSRS. THOS. \VINSTANLEY and SONS
will SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)
the 19th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises,
No. 12, Paddington, near Crown-street,

The Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Six-octave Cabi-
net Piano-forte, by Lewis, in Rosewood Case, Plate of Glass,
19 inches by 25, in modern Gilt Frame, Bronze and Ormolu
Chandeliers, and other Effects of a Lady leaving Liverpool.
The PARLOURS contain an excellent Mahogany Elliptic Loo
Table, Mahogany-framed Sofas, Ditto Easy Chair. with Spring
Seat, Set of six Mahogany Chairs, and Four Ditto, another
pattern, Ladies' Work Table, Coloured Engravings, Framed
and Glazed, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Curtains of
Crimson Merino Damask for Two Windows, and Gilt Cornices,
Bronzed and Cast Fenders, Fire-ir , &c.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE dudes a modern Four-post
Bedstead, with Printed Cali angings, Painted French Dftto,
Feather Beds and Beddin andsome Mahogany-winged Ward-
robe, with Plate of GI in the centre panel, 66 inches by 25,
Dressing Glasses, w' Marble Plinth, Painted Toilet Tables
and Washstands, ests of Drawers, with Rosewood Chairs,
Kidderminster C pets, &c.
The KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.
To be viewed THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the ISth instant, when
Catalogues mar be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. Tilos.
WINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church-street.
N.B.—The HOUSE to be LET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

NATIONAL EDUCATION

APUBLIC METING in support of a general
system of FREE SCHOOLS for Secular Isstruction only,
supported by DOW Rates, and managed by Local Committees,
elected for that purpose by the Ratepayers, as advocated by
the National Public School Associat' 5-vvlll be held in the
CONCERT-HALL, Lord N -street, ion WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, the 19t • ant, at Half-Vast Seven o'clock.
JAMES A. PICTO g. in the Chair.

..YegETEll FERGUSON,} Hon. Secretaries.
W. ALFRED JEVONS,
22, N4rth John-street, nth February, 1851.

LIVERPOOL GUAIMIAN SOCIETY.

MEE TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY DIN-
NEE of this SOCIETY will take place This EVENING,
(TUESDAY,) the 18th instant. at 'the WELLINGTON HOTEL,
Dale-street. Dinner on the Tdble at Six o'clock precisely.

Mr. JOHN SMITH tt:L.4tre-Chair.

The Worshipful tiraiWY-0-R Right Honourable the Earl
Of SEFTON, and i y witth *eh
other Gu will honour the Society et
voinpany on the occa

Tickets, inchulinetsert, 3s. each, to be had at'the Offica
of the Society, and at the Bur of the Hotel.
N.B.—Non -Member•s•are•admissable to the Dinnerox appli-
cation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

`•,?O,r4J4‘N HARNDEN k CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS
44, - _

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES,

For PHILADELPHIA

I int •/ Packets sailing on the 12th of eadononth.
TUSCARORA Capt. TURLEY .... ~1.. 12th March
TONAWANDA Capt. J. W. MIE item— 12th April.
SARANAK. Capt. DUNLEV l2th May.
WYOMING: Capt. T. J us lath June.

' For N YORK.
The celehra Black Ball Liners
TIDELIA apt. Fu ABER
NEW YORK Capt. BRIGGS
ISAAC WEBB ... ....Capt. CROPPER
YORKSHIRE Capt. SHERMAN
ISAAC WRIGHT Capt. FORBER
MONTEZ UMA Capt. Da COURCY
'Also, For NEW YORK.
'FIDES Capt. J. BORLAND ....
NEW ENGLAND Capt. MmcsoN
LOCUM BO Capt. BOYD
LYDIA Capt. SOULE

16th March

Ist April
IGth April

Ist May.
16th May.
}*t April

21st February
Immediately.
Immediately.

Now in port

' For NEW ORLEANS
OCEAN QUEEN Capt. ScHoor

19th February

For BOSTON.
.. Capt. POLLISTL l9th February
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

RIRKENIJE
—TIA M i LTON-BUII
James T. Vat

OFFICE
Sur geo

The Directors beg to annot
CHIVE PROPOSALS for Fl]
The large Capital of the Col

eligible a

,s in tt

offered to the Public
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

J. RICHMOND,

CLOTHIER AND GENERAL OUTFITTER, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL WOOLLEN-DRAPER,
Nos.:* 3, PARADISE-STREET, k 2, Cli URCII-BTRBBT,

LIVERPOOL

JRICHMOND respectfully announces to his
• Friends and the Public, that he has added to his
Woollen-Drapery and Tailoring Business a
READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
which is now replete with Garments of every description.
The quality of the various Fabrics for which this Establish-
ment has long been distinguished is fully sust: 'fled in the
various Garments now offered, they being eby first-rate
Workmen on the Premises, and CUT THE BEST STYLE,
the Proprietor being determined to of • nothing but warranted
articles, and to exclude the ruin . y low-priced and inferior
Garments, so much puffed off, . • •reputable to the dealer, inju-
rious to the operative, and • reality, generally very costly to
the wearer.
The system of smal .rofits and quick returns will be adopted
alike in this depar ent as in the others.
An Inspectio •ill amply repay Economists.
No Abate u • tor 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,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

d if he would
fit of abstraction.

I am unable to fi

WIN THE P
tends sendinc

to the Wo

wernor of Texa

mg, oyes a

ges of Thursday
LORD Jon

.dship is, by any m
Jted whether any

ing advertisement
' The person who,

to tht; owner."

lETALS ?'
ho had ii

tereou

tepayers

Dn the a

T dliy, to

le of the room—

,ufactu

I the majority

arty covered. That',
replied the weaver
.t've bigger bellies."

was greater that that

were sr

ham establih
opntry, appo

enerable

,r of the local Observer
ne :—" Here the kings
uch justice to their sub-

it dicta

Ihrouled In '

bassadors of fr

cbarnber bei

overcome by the

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St. Edmunc

tives, each of 2

w. a sil

3 a frier
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

DAVID ROBERTS'S " DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM
BY THE ROMANS.—If we wished to have the most
accurate representation on canvass, of Jerusalem, ancient
or modern. that painter could .pourtray, assuredly we
should look for it to David Roberts ; whose mind is so
deeply imbued with all the features of Eastern life and
architecture, and all the lights and hues of Eastern skies.
Then he lived for months at Jerusalem, sketching its still
striking masses and details, iu every direction, and in
every possible aspect ; measuring its principal buildings
of the Jewish period, and examining all the best autho-
rities as to its features in the days of its great destruction
from Josephus downward. With these preparations,
and with an amount of literary and other preliminary
research, which amply qualified him for his great un-
dertaking, he at length sat down, with more than 70
sketches of portions of Jerusalem before him, all made on
the spot,—to produce what must always be regarded as
greatest work,—this noble picture. It is in oil, 14 feet by
9 feet high ; the time chosen is A.D. 71, at a critical por-
tion of its siege by Titus. The Roman general sat down
before the devoted city on the 14th April, and the picture
represents Jerusalem as it is supposed to have appeared at
the period when the Romans, having brought their war-
engines to bear upon the fortress of Antonia, drove back the
Jews within the temple, just seven days before the destruc-
tion of the Holy Temple itself. This was in the latter end
of July. The artist has represented the city as it would
appear from one of the three summits of the Mount of
Olives, looking over the Valley of Jehosophat, with the
brook Kidron winding along its depth,—the nearest parts
of the city to the eye being the fortress of Antonia, and

just beyond it the Temple—the second, that built by
Herod. The great height of the Mount of Olives,-2400
feet above the level of the Mediterranean,—and the clear
atmosphere, render visible from it in the horizon the
distant Dead Sea, and the bills of Moab beyond the
Jordan,—and these form the extreme background of
this splendid picture. Iu the foreground we have the
sixth legion drawn up on a projecting spar of the
limestone rock, forming one of the peaks of the Mount
of Olives, overlooking the city, and the archers in
front are pouring destructive volleys of their missiles
on the Jews below. In the imrned'ate foreground is a

captivc

chiefly women; and the whcle
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

ay 33 683 s pr (13y 18 5 0
26 10 025 pr cnt 18 15 0

25 pr cut

rates l6 18 11 12 11 4
iglish Customs duty 13 per qr 50 0 0 4&dprcwt 43 6 9
'urninz wheat Nice

)ne month's rent in
Liverpool f

83 for 300 gra

id per sck

per week 510 0 per week 318 0

One month's fire insu

0 15 0

ranteed, and advance
on tOOO qrs. wheat 425,
at 3 per cent on the
amount £2loo—The

cksflour, 32s per

i 0 lbs, at 3 per

63 0 0

There is thus upon the importation of 1000
quarters of wheat an expense of £439 17s. 7d., or
Bs. 101 d. per quarter, and upon the flour produced
from that wheat of only £264 2s. sd. Of course,
we do not know precisely what the French miller
realizes by the sale of his seconds, thirds, sharps,
bran, &c. These leave him behind, however, ex-
cellent food both for household food and for cattle,
which it is not likely that he throws to waste. .In
the meantime it is clear that there is a serious
displacement of British labour, caused by every
quarter of grain which we receive in this country
in a manufactured state. We have particularly
tested the correctness of the items to which asterisks
are affixed. They are rather understated than other-
If there is any error it is in the freights, 4s.
uarter being, as it appears to us, a rather high
ge for wheat from French ports. The freight
is low for a sack of French flour of

, however,

2601h5. weight, as compared with a quarter of
wheat, say of 4801bs. weight. There is another
advantage accruing to the importer of flour, which
is not calculated. The flour goes at once into con-
sumption. It is in the baker's shop two or three
days after it is landed. If imported as wheat it
may be a month before it is prepared for con-
sumption. We have, moreover, in addition to the
displacement of mill power, porterage, &c., the loss
of employment to the weaver of sacking and the

maker of sacks

ILD OVERLAIN.-

Mrs. Dibble, residing at 16, John-
], on awaking early on Saturday
nt..lying on her breast quite dead.

y of the Church Missi

will, we understand, take place here on Sund
The Lord Bishop of Chester, and the Chancel

unary Society
ay, May 11th,

, have promi

1 to attend,

-Intelligence:has just been
Essay" has been

OLLEGIATE INSTITUTION
dyed that the " Arnold History Pr

to Mr

A. S. Farr

) lately obtained other distingu

The pr

ar of the memo
CULLE/s

of the late Dr. A
ND HIS UNIVEIV

lately founded in

The Free
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

FIRE IN
Will be effected at moderate r

haying Avantaze of are.
to distinguish itself by its p

No Charge made for the Policy,

lAFE BRANCH.
The Company assure Lives on any of the following contin
gencies, viz.:

YEARS, or any other de.

Li I C l.c. l/11 ar.v vi .111,0.... sat,
For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE OF LIFE.—The Premiums to
cease after a LIMITED NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

For a Sum to be payable at age GO, or at death,
PREMIUMS ON CREDIT

A portion of the Premiums may remain on Credit, or
Assurances may he effected in various ways not enume-
rated, to meet the convenience of the party making the
Assurance.

The important advantages afforded by the Company in this
Branch will include the following. viz.:—

GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE-CAPITAL, MODERATE PRE-
MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE
ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS of its NET
AMOUNT. SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT. the
Expenses of the Office being borne in due proportions by the
two Branches, and EXEM PTION OF THE ASSURED FROM
THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors.
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
POLICIES falling due at LADY DAV should be renewed
on or beforethe 9th of January.
March 24,4851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

apness our spinners only worked up

624.820

250,000 bales less than in 1846! In 1849 the
onsiderably; yet, in this year

price of cotton rose

f comparative_ dearness, the consumption rose to

4,831, the highest point it has ever reached

gh price of cotton has decreases

tly not deterred the for

zner from consi

ming; for whereas we find that in 1845, 1846, and
1847, we exported respectively 120,595, 194.246,
and 107,775 bales, or an average of 140,872 hales

per annum, in 1849 and 1850 we exported 252:756
and 265,436 bales, or an average of 259 093 hales
If it be a fact, too, that the high

per annum

es of 18

as the Guar

Tian says

been a very singular sort of operation. What has
been really fatal, if any calamity at all has occurred,
Imust have been rather the reduction. of the Ameri-

kets with the productions of this country. Our
worthy brother Jonathan is very likely to remedy
this in good time.

1 WE called attention a short while ago to the dis-
placement of British labour caused by the present

helming importations of

now present to our readers a table, showing the
saving in freight, warehousing, and other charges
whinh the French Pvncirttir mita intri

compared with the charges which would accrue
from his sending us the quantity of wheat required

quantity of flour of the same fineness. The cal-
culation is made upon the supposition that 1,000
quarters of wheat will produce 928 sacks of French

that there is at present a bounty on the importation
of flour into this country of ls. 6d. per cwt. over
and above the duty of 4d. per cwt. at present

levied

ken some pains to have the
calculations verified by practical millers in our own
town. The following is the calculation :

" CFIA

S UPON 1000 QUART

MS OF WHEAT, TM-

PORTED INTO GREAT B

RITAIN, AS COMPA

THOSE UPON TUE SUPERFINE FLOUR WHICH IT

On the
1000 qrs

On 1000

rate. qrs wheat rate

about at
ich export duty....lod pr qr. 41 13 0 71d pr sck 27 14 0
200 0 0 2s. pr sok 2

Freight from Frat
Porterage and cart

82 17

Liverpool from vesse

to warehc

Liverpool dock and town
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, ArRIL 11

We have a good arrival of Wheat and a fair quantity of Bar-
ley for the season ; of other articles the supply is small. There
is a little demand for Wheat, and the sales made are on rather

asier to

good rec.

full prices, other sorts are not very saleable. Oats and Shell
ii!g in fair demand, at a slight advance. Beaus Is. per qr
higher, andilhut few offering.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Aril. H

We had a good demand to-day for all descriptions of lion
rain, but the only improvement we can report m Kit
Data, which were Gd. dearer
advance
Wheat,
Red do,
3arley
here
)ate

Indian Corn firm it the recent

21s Od to 233 64 1 Oatmeal lOs Od to 1•a 9tl
19s Od to 22s Od I Rapeseed 3BB Od to 20s Od
1
11 sOdtoHs Od Flour, second . 12s Od to 14s Od
,-,s Od to Os Od Indian Corn, y
8s 6d to 106 6d 4801b6

20s Od to

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 10,

We had a much larger market this day than last week, with
a better description of stock. Beef ruled much the same, viz.
38s. to 445. ; prime, 458. per cwt. sinking the offal ; sheep wer
2s. to 3s. per head lower, rating from 6d. to Cid.; Veal, 7d. pe
lb. ; Lambs, 16s. to 235. each ; Pigs were in request at Is. to 2s
per cwt. advance, and the Attendance but middling; prices
355, to sBs, per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

PHER AND TI
said Riccaboo

unreasonably

pact. The evenly

1. to a man a

)land Italian appeared to check some disparaging ad
Ind mildly added, " so good, I allow; hut you
n that we cannot have much in common."—"
own nothing of the sort. You have your house and your
interests

jeetive

ou- happiness and your lives, in common. We
,icting, we expect to find ideal nymphs and
when -ve condescend to marry a mortal ; and if
oil. our chi, would be boiled to rags, and our
mutton come un as cold as a stone."—" Per Mice° ! you
are an oracle," said Riccabocca, laughing. " But lam
not so sceptical as you are. I honour the fair sex too

we did. our chickens

at many women who realise the

fear M

Parson, not beetling this

)rd was not profar

What',

only to c

pare mind to mind, and when my poor Carry
says something less profound than Madame de Steel might
have said, smile on her in contempt from the elevation of
lo.ic and Latin. Yet, when I remember all the little
sorrows and joys that we have shared together, and feel
how solitary I should have been without ber—oh, then, I
am instantly aware that there is between us in common
ar I .., • •

given us t

,e same equality of

and I was forced to brace myself for a combat of intellect,
as I am when I fall in with a tiresome sere like yourself.
I don't pretend to say that Mrs. Riecabocca is a Mrs.
Dale," added the Parson, with lofty candour—" there is
but one Mrs. Dale in the world ; but still, von have

n a prize in ti
s, and yet. he was content ev(

wheel matrimonial ! Think of So-
ith his—XFintinae

called to mind M-s. Dale's " littl

and only rejoiced that no second Mrs. Dale
-Aisted to fall to his own lot. His placid Jemima
'ained by the contrast. Nevertheless, he had the ill
reply, "Socrates was a man beyond all imitation !
)elieve that even he s ent very few of his even.

tempers,
bar] ckvia

grace to
Yet I I

ings at home
nearly at Mr

evenons a nos moutons

you ha

Novel," in BlOCkwOod.

FATHER GAVAZZI'

The ape

ceived, pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

ing the necessary

ways exists betty

Sir Robert is a

Mon they will be correct

bert and 1.

familiar with

Thomas Lac:
Whitehall G
the public by

sent baronet re;
Frederick, no 1(

distinguished father. Inch
deriek Peel, the House of C

great leader who s
—London Corresx

) .LORI

every ni
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

THE COLONIES

Sir W. MOLESWORTII moved a resolution to the following
effect :—" That it is the opinion of this house that steps'should
be taken to relieve this country from its present civil and mili-
tary expenditure on account of the colonies, and at the same
time to give the inhabitants of the colonies ample power for
their local self-government, and to free them from that impe-
rial interference with their affairs which is inseparable from
their present position." The hon. baronet urged the expedi-
ency of the case at considerable length, contending that it
and economical, and strengthened his position
al and other evidence. Towards the

Sir William made a

;chivous policy pursued by Sir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

)n, we owe much of the want of

to our antic

preamble of the Liverpool D

has been de(
by our own
dock comm

of the Dock

wn Conn&

n the

to be represente

e little vi
'We ref,

merican Chaml

.1 of commerce anc

ations, the
k Amendment Bill,

of Commerce,

t brought forward

s been rejected. The

s for the future to consist of
elected by the ratepayers, and

cil, one of the

etc) over the proceedings
The Emigrants' Home

nctioned by ti

lg an un-

this result has been

it of place,

• either,

unani-

never been brought
-qed the

ich pas

We are in-

f the council

nts had made out no

i therefore uncalled for.
seem to have thought

conclusion,

on of evidence

that it is too late now to attempt

Iry which has been done

s where Liverpool

retrace their

s one course,

fed, a

Id call unon the legislature to insist
it of Liverpool are to be
Committee. The dock
But there is

vitally interested,

manage-

r to the bondholders

ounting, in

The I

t at this moment

t and working

:►bout the construction of

ys, and the

r of Cor

thout first asking of the

ing that the
us burthened ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

On Thursday, three seamen were sent to gaol for thirty
days, for refusing to proceed to sea in the ship Zenoya,
after signing articles.

On Tuesday, a rough-looking fellow was fined five
shillings, or three days' imprisonment, for being drunk
and swearing in St. Peter's Church on the previous
afternoon.

JUVENILR PLUNDER.—On Thursday, three boys named
Edward Toole, John Toole (brothers), and Robt. Tudor,
were remanded, charged with breaking into the provision
shop of a person named Casey, of Vauxhall-road, and
stealing a quantity of butter, a ham, and a bag of coals.
SAVAGE ASSAULT ON A POLICE-OFFICER.—On Wed-
nesday, Watson Britland was charged with violently
assaulting police-officer Barrow, and a man named Burns
with attempting to rescue him. On Tuesday, Britland
was in Warwick-street, drunk and wishing to fight. The
officer requested the man to go quietly home, upon which
he seized an adze, with which he struck him a violent
blow on the back, inflicting a wound nearly an inch in
length, and a quarter of an inch in depth. The officer
was instantly knocked down, when his assailant again
struck him with the adze on the arm ; he then caught his
finger in his mouth and bit it to the bone. Britland was
fined £5, or, in default, to suffer two months' imprison-
ment, and to find bail—himself in £2O, and two sureties
in £lO each to keep the peace for six months; Burns was
fined 405., or, in default, to suffer one month's impri-
sonment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

LADIES' CHARITY.

WANTED, a MATRON for the LADIES' CITA-
RITY. She must be of steady, active habits, and not
exceeding forty years of age.

The Salary is Sixty Poui-ids a Year, with House, and allow-
ance for Coals and Servant. .....______

Applications, with Tee.; imonl o be addressed to the Lady
Patroness, and left at No. , Duke-street, on or before WED-
NESDAY, the 16th ins
By oc of the Committee,
J. W. S. MAY, President.
Blh April, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

PATENT ELECTRO SILVER PLATE

BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully calls attention to
this beautiful invention, which has now been before the
Public sufficient!i long to obtain for it the general approbation
of all classes ; its peculiar adaptation and durability are ad-
mitted, whilst its c eapness will be manifest from the follow-
ing prices, the quality of which is guaranteed t
ELECTRO SILVER PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
Table Forks and Spoons 3os. per dozen.
Dessert Ditto and Ditto
Tea Spoons
Tea and Coffee Equipages, Electro Plated upon bard White
Metal, com prisi lig—
Coffee and Tea Pot, Cream Jug, an gar Basin,
from
Ditto Ditto, Plated upon Nic ilver, from l2 12 0
Dish Covers, Set of Four, ' 14, 14, 18 and 20 inch 10 10 0
Corner Dishes. Set of F with Covers, the Handles
to take off to mak ight Dishes
Larger size. dit ditto.
Salvers, richly-chased, plated on Nickle Silver, 12
inches
Cake and Card Baskets, from 255. to 5 0 0
Plated Toast Rack, 7 Bars 0 1111 6
Nut Cracks, very strong, per pair 0 3 0
Tea Kettles, on Stands. from R 3 17s. to 10 10 0
Richly-cut Cut,et‘ and Stands, from ss. to 55 0
Articles, fromwhich the Plate has been worn off, can be
rep'ated by the Electro process, at a very moderate price,
whether they hate been originally Electro Plated or not, and
will look almost equal to new.
Electro Gilding Silver Watch Cases los. each

8 8 0
10 10 0

Ditto Silver Spectacle Frames 6s. each.
The Stock of Furnish ng Ironmongery is the largest in
Liverpool. The prices are fixed and marked in Plain Figures.
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

:ed Stat

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

TIIE LATE MR. RUSHTON,

Public sympathy has just been called forth by the great
oss which the town ha, sustained by the
Mr. Rushton. Mr. Adam Hodgson, at
meeting of the magistrates, addressing the
mayor, well said, " There is one point to which I think
Mr. Gladstone has not referred, in which the services of
Mr. Rushton have been of eminent value. I mean in
co-operating with the municipal authorities, in every
emergency, and especially when the peace of the town has
been endangered threatened. On these occasions I
Ipive had many opportunities of witnessing the benefits
eon ferred by his judgment, courage, and promptitude, when
c;)-nperatinz, sir, with some of your predecessors in the
chair. I might refer especially to the anxious period dur-
ing the mayoralty of Mr. Horsfall, when he and Mr.

and irreparable

iverti►►g dangers of no common magnitude, which never
!ame before the public eve." That was a period of no
urinary danger and alarm—not to the town of Liverpool
lone but to the country at large. It was a period when
Il the vigour, and all the energy, and all the judgment of

both the mayor and Mr. Rushton were not only called
Forth, but most wisely and energetically exercised for the
public good. Of this no one could fail to be sensible.
I'he government knew it—the country felt it—and yet we
ask what notice did the government ever take of services

. -
to the value of which no one was more fully alive than
themselves. It is true that they offered Mr. Horsfall a
paltry knighthood, which if we mistake not, was very pro.

)erly and very promptly declined, and well might it be so.
'or at the very same time that Sir George Grey offered to
he chief magistrate of Liverpool an ordinary civic knight.
mod, he conferred a higher rank upon the London chief
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

THE " LIVERPOOL ASPHALTE COMPANY
ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY

" POLONCEAU'S " PATENT ASPHALTE,
Either for Laying Down or Exportation.
This material is superior to alt,others, where durability and
complete freedom from dainKare desirable. It is invaluable
for Warehouse Floors, Bridiges, Prisons, &c.; and, being im-
tenetrable to Verm' , should be used for all Granaries, Sta-
les, Conch-ho , and all Underground Oflices.-25. Gd. per
square yard.
Apply to WM. W. HATES and CO., 14, Union-street, Old-
hall-street.
References—Messrs. A. and G. HoLME, Benson-street; and
PETER ELLIS, Esq., Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

CAUTION

M EIS ShR S.t
oA.
,Gtt.JlonNtiNe
ill,. SON,. atnd C.oo.,.'uonfrD.ucb.:
Pub-
pled Parties who are Selling other and inferior Porter, with
their names fraudulently labeller'. on the bottles.
The names of the actual Bottlers of orter can be had
on application to

THOMAS CKBURNE,
GUINNESS AND S SOLE AGENT, 3, GOREE,
LIVERPOOL _ _

who has on hatl44-'lriarge Stock of their Porter in Hogsheads,
Barrels, and Half-barrels, in excellent condition.

SUPERIOR WRITING INK

COCHRAN'S' BLACK OFFICE and COPYING
INKS, preparel for it•ing with Steel Pena, are well
adapted for all Couutinz-house purposes.
COCH RA N'S BR'QHT RED INLIRA-MARINE
BLUE INK, and EMERALD GR INK. are all splendid
colours. It is recommended to quill pens for these coloured
Inks, in order that the brit icy of their colours may not be
impaired.

Sold in Sealed an belled Bottles by all respectable Sta-
tioners. Sold iolesale and for Exportation by PET3R
COCH RAN, 13, Cable-street. Liverpool.

PRINTING INK OF SUPER ALITY.
In Tins of from slbs. t )s. each.
For Posters, at Is. per Ih. ; ine Work, at 3s. per lb.
A libel* scount giver..
App'y at 41, Jorda reet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

" The principal diff _
—ln 1846 the price of fair B
pound! in 1850 it w

V to some

The stock of land. tut

.?.,s, where free trade i:
it has been adopted

impetus to the demand

Dann man[

f 1830, whet

an three 1 c

millio

quoted by M

f Bowed cotton, as give

I in 1847 and 1848

WHICH was Lira., --•—•—• •
their facture, in which the cost of material was
ipti fur t!..on to the value of labour, and much r

e I The Guardian, however, before twitting

a price of fair Bowed cotton in 1

s. Holt and (

From this i

3r all the finer and more

consisted to a greater extent than was

his lord-

p with the slight inaccuracy of his fi
uld have studied to be correct in his own.

Sd., but at 71a. In the last week
heap year of the Guardian, the price
by Mr. Burn of Man-

yet in those two years
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, £1,000,000 STERLING
7, St. Helens-place. Bishopspate.street,
London, 27th March, 1651.
THIS Bank grants Credits on its Branches in all
parts of the North American Colonies and its Agents in
York, on receipt of the arno

New Lunuuti Vttta c,
payable on presentation' together with the current Premium
of Exchange on Bills, at the customary usance. Similar Cre-
dits are granted at all the Branches of the Provincial Bank of
Ireland, of the National Bank of Scotl , and o the Man-
chester and Liverpool District Bank

This Bank purchases, or fon' s for collection, Coupons
for the Dividends on Atner n Stock, and undertakes the
purchase and sale of Sto , the collection of Bills, and

Money business, hnited States and in the Britisk► Pro-
♦inces.

The terms anctlorther particulars may be known on appli-
cation to the SECRETARY.

G. DE B. ATTWOI

GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF ALL

NATIONS
1851.

NOTICE !—The DIRECTORS of the LONDON
and NORTH-WESTERN and LANCASHIRE and
YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANIES having appointed
Mr. H. R. MARCUS, 0(19, LEIGH-STREET, LivEtkruot., their
SOLE AGENT to the Management of the HAP EXCUR-
SION TRAINS to LONDON and B , in connexion with
the GREAT EXHIBITION, on after the Ist of July next,
request that all communica ' s from SOCIETIES, CLUBS,
and others, should be acid ssed to him as early as possible, in
order that proper arrangements may be made for the Accom-
modation of Passengers. BY ORDER.
Liverpool, February, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

present for

1851, a 'none-

bops Opera-

ler to Win

would be

to our

ffect of an

? Thanks to

should ha
of frind R

of all, a monetary

he curtailed at

required to he ex-

crificed in the

at the very time

caused I

a temporary

rocesses

an a

n ced eta ire

) a system which thus

Yet a dozen Jews

act of withdraw:

cie out of the coun-

merce at home, and in

3, into inextricable con-

f commo-

or about one

value of the national

of a national in-
ns choose to stul-

arily their

;1e it would
-1 of all na-

ntpllert

nbled in our metro-

of a rat)

austless mines

nd a population skilled in

throwin

destro'

the carefully-

.cantile and manufacturing

Li marine from—

iereltr 1

riecause a char-

ly, of ti

;ht of such folly

ietary system is

n the part of intelii-

china contrac-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

FRIDAY, APRIL 11

ARRIVED.—Mcyon, 'Poulara, and Nainon, Main, 'Rouen—
Konign. Elizabeth Louise, Classen, Mercel—Gesina, Wyk-
meyer, Dordt—Ceylon4ones, Marans—Emilie Elizabeth, De
Boer, Antwerp.
SAlLED.—Concordi

and Succe
Prince Edvv
son, Rutte
Fawn, Ricit

'on, for Antigua—Lord Gough, Walsh,
Kermeen, Newfoundland—Mary Ann, Jones,
Island—Smpuly, Evans, Smyrna—Ann Patter-
'dt, ilamburgh—
n, Rotterdam—

Johanna Ciltherina,K

Magdalei

Davies, Genoa

Daniel Wheeler; sailed from Buenos A

'es for Brazil 25th of

Jarman,
Johann, &hweffel; hence at Kiel.
Dalriada, Smith; from Callao at Deal.
Ida. Healey, hence for Lisbon, at Qtreenttown
T 7
••• Lady Franklin, Yeaton, from New York, for
2 -• •

SATURDAY,"Aran 12.—WindR.S.E. to N.N.E.
Annt:rgo.—Robert Kelly, Bradshaw; from Mobile—Cornelia,
Menchaca, Matanzas—Royal George, aßell, Rouen—Thasco,
Wyse, and 'Britannia' Coulthurst, 'New Orleans—Parker, De-
merara—Niewline; Vollens, Hamburg.
SAILBD.—EarI of iLiverpool, Wheeler, for Africa—Ritson,
Tickle, Cape de Verds—Negociator,' Young, Calcut ,a—Glan-
mire, Barrett, Barbadoes—Hero, Finlay, Trinidad—Theodosia,
Ross, 'Guatemala-A-Meng, Campbell; Vera Cruz—Caxiense (a.),
Johnston, Maranham—Elizabeth, "MgFarlane, Miramichi—
Roscius, 'Howes, and Asia (s.), Judkins, New York—Orpheus,
Drunsmead, P. E. 'lsland—Sceptre, M`Queen, Halifax—Coro-
Gambles, and'Dykes, Peters; Alexander. Routledge, and
Marsella, Haw ke,;- Newfound/and—Bona-neat :Roe ; Asia, Han-
nah, and Niobe,, Bravey, Quebec—Kingston, Robinson, St.
John, 11.1.11.---Poity;:Gibson, Snediac, - Cygnet, Nairn, for
Archangel—William and Mary, Lewis, Danzic— Corkscrew (s),
Fudge, Dankirk--=‘,Margaret (s.), Little, Havre—Fortitude,
Leggett, Icantes—Hannah, Jones, Naples—Caroline, Kraft, for
Itostock-,,Gannet.(e.). Sullivan, Rotterdam.

Olive, Wilson, sailed from
Margaret ;Roberts, 20th, and (
this port.

ith Ilarch ; Flirt and
Corfis, 2407a1l for

Sail:Giu

ni Beta, sailed from Genoa for this port2nd of

-Gezuna, Poste=
April.

fled from St. Nazaire for this port on sth

"Schah Scrimp Johns, from China, for London' off Plymouth.
Arabian,(c),Ewing, hence at Malta, and left 28th March for

Mina Willem, Barker, hence for Brake, off Hoksiel.
Luna, Richardson, and Jusuiena, Paulsen, hence for St
Thomas, at Newport.
Omega, .Potter, hence for Adelaide, At Pf---
Amethyst,llarrisi.hence at Smyrna.
Boabab, Gauge, hence at Malta.
Triton, Schultz, and Emelie, Fritz, pence at Swinnemueaeie.
Caroline, Rickarby, sailed from Malta Bth March, and Na-
talina, 28th March, both for this port.
Ceres, Stevens, from Littlehamptoo, for this port, at Milford,
to stop a leak.

,-Lymoutli

MALTA, 2nd April.—The Cater

QueenstoW•n or Fielro

iteri, from Calatz, for
let iFeb., at. Xiii, near

Cape St. Angela
PLYIIOUTII, 11th April.—The Minstrel, Jenkinson, of Brid-
lington, was abandoned Ist March, in long. 22. in a sinking
state. Crew .arrived off Falmouth, in the Nicholas .Biddle,
from New Orleans for Havre.

SUNDAY, APRIL 13.—Wind light.
—Lady Franklin, Yeaton, from-Now York—Eliza.
I Albion, Foreman, Nantes.
Wright- '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

ROPER'S ROYAL BATH PLASTER hat been
tested by many years experience, and stands unrivalled
for Coughs, Asthma', Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of
the Heart, Croup, Floopii4 Cough, Inllnenza, Chronic Strains
sad Bruises, Lumbago, Spinal pd Rheumatic Affections, and
Diseases of the Cheat.

FLT,RTITER PROOFS

2.4-Market-place, Hull, August 6, 1849.
"To Messrs. Rorin and SON,-GENTLEMEN,-1 have the
great pleasure to inform you that y our Royal Bath Plasters'
are found to be the best external remedy ever yet discovered.
When used with Roper's Pills, they prove a cure for Indiges-
ties, Liver Complaints, and Diseases of the Chest. I enclose
the following testimonial, and am, Gentlemen, yours truly,
"J. C. REINHARDT."
" 57, Market-place, Hull, August 3, 1849.
" DEAR SIRS,-11 feel it my duty to tell you of the wonderful
benefit I have received from your Royal Bath Plaster for many
years. I have suffered dreadfully from Asthma the last winter.
I never should have got over it if I had not used that Royal
Remedy, Roper's Plaster.' They soothed my pain and as-
sisted my breathing, even during the severe winter months ;
but mow I am, through their benign influence, comparatively
well. Pray publish this for the benefit of others.—l am, dear
sirs, yours obligingly, " JOHN BROWNRIGG."
Sold by most Patent Medicine Vendors, at 15. lid. and Sid.
tads

Beware if Imitations.—See he Nuns a the Crovertmitiat
&UMW.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

ommissioner of police, and this for services of mere obe-
ience, devoid of responsibility, and requiring compara-
ran; thaw 1 Unsv Ask snevw ;ilderrnrairat

111:yond the very proper and public complimentary notice
taken of Mr. Rushton by Mr. Horsfall, the then mayor,
and a vote of thanks by the magistrates, we believe no
acknowledgment was ever in any way made to him. Is
it too late to make a representation to her Majesty's
i government on the subject ? I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

to no Tr.
forded

or fot

tion, f

wares
borne
that v

have he

that the

• or (AI

ing two

every.

Witha;

once t
sot

own int

be for 6

polls, to see (

firmament of Weaven

every

away I

reared
power,

ccean,

and it

yell()
as is
humiliatinff. Yet to the fea
gent comn
tinn of the

t!,at t

conceived that their o

case, anc
The co n

I that, e

mittee, I-

e the pr

We ar
to repair

ratepayers ar

Tnent
We c

r opponents' bill

does r

e of a N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The great will cause, " Doe dem, Bainbridge v. Bain-
bridge," which was to be tried at the Stafford assizes on
Monday last, has been settled by arrangement. The pro-
perty in dispute is to be valued, and the plaintiff and de-
fendant to take half each and pay their own costs.
The Master of the Rolls will take his seat to-day. The
practice of holding a levee, and entertaining the Accoun-
tant-General, the Masters and Registrars of the Court of
Chancery, and the leading members of the Equity bar,
which has fallen for some time into disuse, will on this
occasion be revived. After receiving and entertaining
them at his house, Gordon-square, the Master of the
Rolls will proceed to the residence of the Lord Chan-
cellor, in Eaton-square, who will hold his accustomed
levee, and entertain the Judges, Queen's Counsel, and
other law officers, and afterwards proceed to his court at
Westminster.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

DIX, Esq.,of B

swater, late of'Grove-house, in ti
an elegant dejeuner, the happy pair left for

Same day, NICHOLAS, son of the late J. and B. SILL, to
LYDIA, daughter of C. and L. DODD.
Same dav, by special license, at the mansion of Earl deGrey.
St. Jamei'i-scort re, London, Viscount GODERICH, eldest son
of the Earl and Countess of Ripon, to Miss VYNOR, the
lovely and 'accomplished daughter of Captain and Lady Mary
Vynor, and grand-daughter or Earl de Grey.

San,e•duy,at St. Jolin the Baptist's Chtireh, Mr. ROBERT
SHOET to Mrs. SARAH BRAN DON.
Fame day, at Llantysilio Parish Church, RICHARD ELLER-
TON, Esq., of Erway, near ELLESMERE, to Miss JANET
WALKER WILKINSON, of Llantysylio hall, authoress of the
well-known novel, " Hands not Hearts."

On the 9th instant, a
Rev. H. S. Brown, Mr.
head, to CHARLGTT

it Great George-street Chapel, by tote
HENRY GREENWOOD, of Bir
7E JANE, eldest daughter of Mr.

Same day. at the Cast-iron Church, Aigbnrth, Mr. THOMAS
MOOR, mate of the ship Manilla, to ELIZABETH., daughter
of Mr. THOMAS MORRIS, both of Grafton-street, Toxteth-
park.
- - _ _ _ _

On the 10th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev.
R. W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. J. 'CONLEY, mariner, to Miss
JANE MORGAN.

Same d

in Glasgow, Mr. JOHN B. HARTLEY, civil
engineer, Liverpool, to 17ANNY CHISHOLM:, youngest
(laughter of JOHN-JAMESCIBB, Esq., of St. Vincent-street,

Same day, at St. Bride's Choxch, by the Rev. D. D.
Stewart, Mr. HENRY CLASSUN to Miss ELIZABETH
JAMESON.

BIRTHS.

On the 27th ultimo., in Rupert.street, Ilendon, the wife of
WM. HEStiETH, gunmaker, of three daughters.

On ifiWi6ilTairrio,iiieHereitary Grand Duchess of WET
MAR, of a princess.
On the nd instant, the lady of the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE
of a daughter. _ _

On the 4th instant, Mrs. J. A. DUTTON, of College-lane,
a daughter. . . . .

Pembroke-place, Mrs

Onilre 7th instant, in Cs'cwn•street
MADI3OCK, of a son.
On the Sth instant, at Se
RRAIT, of a daughter.
the9th instant, in Great George, ,Equare, the wife of I)
DICKINSON, of a son
On the 10th instant,
NAN, of a son.
On the 11th instant, at Park-hill ''Road, the lady of G. "ir.
HURRY, Esc., of a daughter.
On the 12th instant,' the wife of Mr. GEORGE BUFF/,,e
Hanover-street, of a son.
On the 14tt instant, the wife of 2:fiXHARIAH B. HOUGH-
TON, Esq.,,of a son.

)rth-hall, Mrs. RICHARD BIDS•

at Birkenhead, Mrs. ISAAC BUCTIA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

except that he it

his master's rl

ham one da

rti, with

come into the hops

" Yes, I suppose

Lt to, why shouldn't I ?"

man to another where al

moment's reflection, he shrewdly
what'll you take—how much I
take off your he
requires
consider

The morrow

what additional

off ?" " Well, sir, I i
" It's settled then, Jc
rao

:" a

while John's hat was always in his hand when he entered
the house.—Professor Johnston's Notes in America.
THE TWO PEELS.—As everything connected with a
name so illustrious as that of Sir Robert Peel excites a
lively interest, T may mention, that the present baronet
bears hardly any personal resemblance to his lamented fa
ther. Like him, he is rather above the -e he:

averag

his movements, his hair
large, and his counts
nt mother, Lady Peel,
nce for the difference whi
lculineand feminine expression

and elast

but ti
father he i
dark and bushy, his e
the counterpart of his(

ygoes further,

ght,
Unlike his

andsome fe
The 1

Terence t

lehrated

w, and in that concln-
ness between Sir Ro-
mved by those who are
E of Lady Peel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

Brews, Liv
Lt 11 o'clock

an, Liierpool

Rock I'

of Bankruptcy : solicitors, 11
verpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool
Richard Whalley., Accrington, Lancashire, mercer
George Robson, jun., Osbaldwick, Yorkshire, horse dealer
William Fruild, Barnsley, draper.
George Powlesland, Meetl, Devonshire, dealer in seeds.
Jo eph Mann, Warwick, victualler.
Thomas Cave, South Kitworth, Leicestershire, innkeeper.
John Horwell, late of Lower Marsh, Lambeth, London
cheesemoneer.

Athews Hill, Clia

)n-place, Islington, London

grey, Nevi

ist Daniel Bast, Ald

and Llanelly, coal ikere

DIVIDENDS,
May '..>„ T..C. W. Pierce, Maucheste
larvis, Leeds, wool merchant—May

mercbant--IMay 2,

May 5, J. I

Mackay, Ca

CERTIFICATES
ted, unless cause I

shown to the contra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

2120, MILNER'S FIRE LAMER ! 212°
MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRINCIPLE,

COMBINING NON-CONDUCTION tY EVAPORATION,

"FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS."
To every mind in Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire,

TN confirmation of the several legal opinions before
IL obtained, pronouncing the plan specified and advertised as
TANN'S, as an impudent,recli less, and unwarrantable infringe-
ment of Milner's Patent, we have just received that of the
highest authority in patent cases, of which the following are
extracts:—

" I see no reason to. diiubt the validity of MILNER'S Patent
IN ITS ENTIRETY.Ar am of opinion that the invention as t•
Safes, described in TANN'S specification, is an infringement of
MIL/1111'S Patent.

"THOMAS WEBSTER, Temple.
"June 25th, 1830."

In addition to the caution appended at foot, and as a measure
of self-proteelion, to enable us to recover our costs, we respect-
fully announce that we shall proceed in Chancery against
every Seller, Buyer, or User of these illegal articles.
After nearly half a century of earnest pursuit of our one
business, and successive improvements of our Manufactures—
employing more experienced Workmen (aided by the best
Machinery) than all the other Safemakers in England pnt toge-
ther—we are in a position to produce the cheapest and best
Safes in the world as regards strength and workmanship ; and
our Patent Rights enable us exclusively to supply MI only
FIRE-RESISTING CHAMBERS that will effectually fulfil
their duty. We ask of the Liverpool public to come and sea
our Works, (always open to them,) and judge for themselves.

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c,

TO MANUFACTURERS. PURCHASERS, er VENDORS

OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, 4c.

The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in-
fringements have been and continue to be committed on tke
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED-
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, •r
using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof
Safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of
the invention secured to THOMAS •MILNER, his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West-
minster, Twenty-sixth day of February, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Forty.
BARLOW and ASTON,
_ Solicitors for the Patentees.

Manchester. Jane 144 h, 1850. -
The *bore applies alas to idilner's•Scotch and Irish Patents,
THOMAS MILNER And EON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-15

OIL AND TURPENTINE, AT PER GALLON

Cone cwt. casks, Is. 6d.; half and quarter cwt. ditto, Is. each.
Sine allowed for returned empty oil packages, as charged,
viz., Is. per gallon._ _ _ _ _

The Eitpetise of the Colors at 345. per cwt., when the weight
of the Oil is added, is about 4d. per lb. ; and those at 6Us.,
about 6d. per lb.
The Original Anti• Corrosion Paint is only to be obtained of
WALTER CARSON & SON,

(Successors to the Inventors.) No. 9, GREAT WINCHESTER-
STREET, OLD BROAD-STREET. NEAR THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE, LONDON, who will show between 500 and 600
most flattering Testimonials received from the Nobility, Gen-
try, and other Influential Persons, who hare used the Anti-
Corrosion for many years.

No Agents
direct.

•:.-Alroiders are particularly requested to be sent
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