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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

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larae a

D much to

'nt of

ntlr-1,41

The r

angements we
If the
laity ininstice, as well as inconvenience. Dock
nformations are frequently submitted to, and the
rather than parties will incur the trouble
f time of themselves or clerks, in attend-

3 entail u

ing to d
doubt no

a portion o

em ; and in man_
the he

instances we

at petty offences,

limbed for the

a court at the

Jossesaima

an arrangement as

courts, more

of the community

najorit

howe%

ould, we feel satie-

bange proposed
p:rnAnCP. This.

The salary

s the services of

ablishment Charges
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

DOUSE OF COMMONS.-TUESDAY

In reply to questions from Mr. J. S. WORTLEY, concerning
foreign refugees in this country, Sir G. GREY said that the
attention of the Government had been for some time directed
to the subject, and he believed there was no reason to appre.
bend any disturbance of the tranquillity of this country.
Should any insane attempt. however, be made to do so. it
would be Immediately crushed. With respect to the second
part of the question, lie would say that he could not too strongly
condemn as a breach of hospitality the conduct of foreigners
resident in this country who should seek to form conspiracies
to disturb the peace of foreign states. Such parties, however,
were by the laws of the country. as they at present stood,
liable to fine and imprisonment for any such proceedings.—
Mr. COCHRANE obtained leave to bring in a bill to extend the
provisions of the Private Money Drainage Act of IM9 to the
advance of private money for the erection and repair of farm
buildings on lands in Great Britain and Ireland.—A motion by
Colonel SIBTHORPE for returns o: the expenses incurred in
taking out a patilit in England, Scotland, and Ireland respec-
tively, was resist, d by the Government, and negatived on a
division by 70 to 39.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY.
The house went into committee on the Compound House-
holders Bill, and three clauses were agreed to.—Mr. LOCKE
KING moved the second reading of the County Franchise Bill,
the majority on the first reading of which was alleged to be
the proximate cause of the late resignation of the Government.
After an animated discussion, the bill was thrown out by 299
Vote* to 83.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tintrisus.Y.
The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from the mayor
and town council of Chichester. complaining of the conduct of
Ile Key. Mr. Kendrick, who had refused to read the burial
service over the body of a dissenting clergyman, and who
hail also refused to read the burial service over a woman
who had committed suicide, although a cororer's jury bad
found that she was insane when she committed the act. All
this was contrary to law, and if the rev. gentleman had con-
scientious scruples preventing him from acting according to
law, he ought to resign instead of acting in opposition to it.—
The Bishop of CHICHESTER said the rev. gentleman was a
most estimable man, but he would offer no extenuation for his
conduct tin violating the law, except that he did so from con-
scientious motives.—lhe Bishop of LONDON, in the course of
some observations upon the subject, intimau d that it was not
Na intention to bring before the House, during the present
session. either the Church Discipline Bill, or the Ecclesiastical
Appeals Tribunals Bill. The petition was ultimately ordered
to lie on the table.—The County Courts Extension Bill was
passed through committee, and their 'ordships adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

1S
-BUILDINGS, REGENT'S-ROAD

FIRST-CLASS

kr..K ETS

will bectespatched on t

ppointeddays,asunder

For NEW YORK

To sail

2C,00 ,tons.. This Day

18th
21st April.
f...3d April.
24th April.
26th April.
lat May.

2000 tons.. 6th Mai
2000 tons.. 11th May
1801 tons..

1800 tons.
2:111 tons,

251) tons,
1800 tons

2000 tons
2500 tons,

Apply to

Freight,

lI,AS (

FOREST QUEEN,
OLNEY LOVETT, Commander.
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGEI
TO THE UNITED STATES.

JOHN TA YLoR CROOK, No.2,Towgn CHA M
tHS, Old Churchyard, and 115, Wa

American

road
. .
,01, despatches first-class ta•t-saditig hue
-ships to N K, PH ILADELPH IA

rid other ports of thQ UNITED STATES

rrantages offered to
Strict Punctuality, o

Shippers are yooerate Bates •1

Nciaiing,and Prompt Delivery

&vita NANTs will have their NSF:I7I:P at the lowest possible
rate consistent with a due regard to their comfort, and a faithful
the voyage, of Coals, Watel , and-Bread Studs,

•f iiio'liest quality

FOR NEW YOR

STA It', LINE pirPA,

FOREST QUEEN, LOVETT

DERN, BENSON ,A
RA IDA, APNIAIrUs

ITA, A I,s

11th April

F.14',P6. 1 A

ACOB A. WESTERVELT, HOOD

ON, L I, LA NI

I Succeeding
} Packets.

GUY MANNERINi
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Tr CLINTON, FUNK

UNIVERSE, BIRD
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WASHINGTON, ['non
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NORTH ATLANTIC. COOK B5O ....
TICoNDEROGA. BOYLE llOO ....
NIAGARA. SMITH

FAIRFIELD, LovELAND

by the above Packet ?Chips •s MR•
y circumstances whatever.

xiverlised day of sailing under

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
THE NEW LINE OF PACKET.!,

WILLIAM P MOLONV
KALAMAZOO, SAVAIF
PHILADELPHIA.

To sail

For NEW ORLEANS

26th April
26th &lay.
26th Juno.
26th July.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

iith the daring burg

lence. at the hoes,

Mr. Monk prosectted and Mr. Pollock defended three
of the prisoners,—Maher being undefended by any ad-
vocate. Mr. Monk having briefly detailed the circum-

stances of the case, the following evidence was given.
Richard Sedden : I was at Mr. Tyrer's on the night of Shrov
Tuesday, sitting in the kitchen, up to the fireplace. Ther

nOther man with me

. About FIX men entered the kitchen—
They had pistols with them. One of
_

stood at the doorcheek, and the other
y money, and I gave him 6d.
, and he then unbuttoned my
y pocket, and.then he shot me, as

coat and took

nu shoot?" He shot rile on the
le other men whom I saw went into
!" [went] back again. Ido not
ie ; I have never seen him since

iy of the men were
it the door cheek; he

that I know of. I don't know bow at
dresFed. I saw Maher there standing I
was the big man who told him to shoot me
By Maher : I told the magistrate I thought it was Maher
lam about as positive now as then. I know him by his corn
niexion and big nose. I did not know him by his dress.

Tyrer's
the las

Oil Shrove Tuesday

hand, and told us not to I
1, and went into the house.

acket with his right
I said not. He had
I was watching the

•
man at the door, who told hint to make me so that I could not
watch him. I was then struck over the forehead, and heard
the report of a pistol afterwards. I saw the tallest man [Maher]
there. He seemed to have a darkish coat on, down tothe hips.
By Maber.-1 said I was sure you were the man by your
Work whialrpra nti that nivht.

!N were fal
rird Glynn

relied pistol. That one was
n't to have a word. After 1

-- - - - far as 1 think it

is Jackson who shot
:.-1 had never seen

ny face to the w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
135, IVIIICECHAPEL,
Opposite Great Charlotte-street.

ESTABLISH 1813, BY
FRAN PINNEY,

IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIAN SHADE BLINDS

GAUZE WIRE AND ALL OTHER BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE.

CELEBRES LAMPES FRANCAISES HADROT.
ALL AN, SENIOR,
J• begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of
Liverpool, that he has been appointed Sole Agent for the sale of

HADROT'S

CELEBRATED

MODERATOCAMpS,
which are warranted to give The greatest amount of LIGHT
with the smallest %madly of OIL The expense of a whole
night's burning, giving a Light equal to Gas, being under
Threerence. _ _

They are of the most beautiful designs, suitable for Drawing.
rooms, Dining-rooms, Halls, Kitchens, Cabins, &c., &c., and
are exceedingly moderate in price.
Merchants and the Trade supplied on the Maker's terms:

GASFITTING AND CHANDELIER WAREHOUSE
2, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

T. lIUGHES AND CO.,
CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS,
AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS,
45 4, 47, BOLD_ STREET, LIVERPOOL.
COUNTRY BUYERS and PARTIES Fun-
k.) NISHINO in Town are respectfully solicited to
call and inspect their present STUCK of CABINET
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING, &c.
The Articles are all composed of the best Materials
and Workmanship, and warranted for durability.
That Purchasers may have an opportunit com-
paring the quality and prices of our s with any
House in the Trade—each Articl ' marked in plain
Figures the lowest Cash Pric

NO CHA FOR PACKING

HjLe-HES AND Co.

SHOW-ROOMS-45 and 47, BOLD-STREET;
Manufactories and l 41 and 43, SEEL-STREET,
Timber Yards I 48 and 52, FLEET-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

For NEW ORLEANS.
1800 tons.. 10th April

For BALTIMORE

FLORA &POONA W. WEDGE
CARNATIC, DEVEREUX
SCOTIA 1,1 s KELLY

IRO, tons.. 14th April
1500 tons.. 18th April
1140 t•ns..

The above Ships are of the largest class,.conmanded by me■
of experience, who will take evcry precaatiou to promote the
health and.eamfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Surgeons•can have free Cabin Passage by the above Slips,
Private Rooms for Families, or Persons who wish to berm*
t all times be had, and deposits of Lt each, to se
should be remitted, which &ball have due: ttention.
•nceedina• to the interior of the United Statesca■
_ Aml outlay, am.' make the nec •
*re, to be forwarded, of arrival at Ne.

Pers.*

£ev•c iriaV, csci
Art subject to an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

lence lo sti
it to the ti

The negativing of t

ses in the latter

iprem

ow is I

it was urg

big man at t
Ach, why dor

word ; two more then fol

FERPOOL

•ce men came into Mr; Tyrer's on
came in first with a double-bar-
Jackson, who came and told us
e had got his 6d. he shot him. As
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

Takes neither salt nor coals, and •having, a -large perft.of he,
cargo engaged, and mew going an board, will have gulch
despatch.
For -CALCUTTA,
The fine Cumberland.built clipper Ship
ELECTRIC,
JOHN DoUGLA3, Mandel:;
A 1 for thirteen years • pereil ; sails remarkably
frig made her last the yar.es' to Calcutta in 100 and
.—Apply on boa n the Albert Dock ; o
t Mr. MoN-
to W. and JJ. TYRER.

fast, bar
102 days.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

Dir. Evans,

Davidson, anu _
Sir Geo. Stephens; defended Brown, Ilagearty, Feehan,
and Stniih, and Mr. Welsby apptared for Griffin and
Fitzsimmons.

Mr. R.)ebuck

The evidence for the prosecution occupied the Cour
for twelve hours, but our readers ere sufficiently ac
quainted with it. Mr. Roebuck socov,,h, - -

that was new. In ans
end, clerk to the mt
Edward Cost nor Mr.
mitred to the meetinz.

er to that gentleman, Mr. Towns
istrates, stated that neither Si

Case were ratepayer

rates were that n

otzi. the instructions of the ma-
but ratepayers were to be pre-

"au v IlieliCe lor
the prosecution was closed, and the jury were placed in
an officer of the court until Monday (yesterday)

n the occas'
ice. At half

charge c

I:ne trial was continued

day, and

Carving In ivory

I of the pro

the car

tallow mixed wi

iner,ase
We

VARIETIES,

ltroduced into

inten

en complain of thpi
)onful of honey

G TO.-If 05UC

or Session

d to his

is no way that

No, Ben, I

fiction without a

ked if he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

BIRTHS

On the 27th ult., in ,Grosvenor-square, London, the Vis-
countess EBRINGTON, of a daughter.
On the 29th ult., at Pisa Drew, Denbighshire, the wife of H.
R. DENTON, Esq., of a son.
Same day, Mrs. ROWE, sf Fairfield-terrace, Edge-lane, of a
daughter:
On the let instant, in Castle-street, Kirkdale, Mrs. C. W.
SHARPLEY, of a son.
On the 2nd instant, Mrs. EDWARD WORSLEY, of a son.
On the 3d instant, at Ashleigh, Mrs. BENCKE, of a daughter.
Same day, in `Upper Parliament-street; the wife of the late
Mr. JOHN DERINGTON, timber-merchant, of a daughter.
• Same day, Mrs. HIGGINS. Clifton-park, of a son.
flame day, Mrs. C. D. WATSON, Hamilton-square, Wood-
side, of a son. •
On the 4tb instant, the wife of Mr. E. H. LEVEAUX, wine-
merchant, 15. St. Anne-street. of a daughter.
On the 6th instant, at Beech-terrace, Edge-lane, Mrs.
FRANCIS A. CLINT, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

NO7IC

JcIIN PYKE
County of L:ineaster, Er.datid,l
Cideutta. in the Rust lndies,
LEIGH 804. WHITLEY, SO ors, Livez

.merly of Liverpool, in the

hen hist heard of a

tive and autla
if alive, orof c.eath, will, upon t‘,..
the aforesaid Solicitors, be adequately rewarded

tie John Pyke,
unioaing the seise to

A i I
arc now very flue y

AND DAVIES
of BLACK TEA

—well worth tl

At 3s. 6d. per 1b

AND THE CHOICEST CON(
. —peculiarly fine and full ttlatoured—

TEA IM PORTED

At 4s.
_gerib

?.I.S (lelil;orrfil Daily—by VAN—within
The lieMst Delivery dispatched at 5 (

e Accosh.

vs DAVI

1, RANEL.4GIL

LIVERPOOL

CIGAR; SNUFF, & TOBACCO MANUFACTORY

5, SOHO-STREET, ISLINGTON. 1,11
TO HN
cv.i

ND be

71)00L

to retup—than

thew that 1
hill, to the;

(WED frgwt
iress, vvjwa he

CLASS ARTICLE, to wirefia coati

',nice of thiir javo*

serve
6 r , address,
5, SOHO-STREET, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL

STIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WIN

THE astonishing demand for this
forth a host of imitations: the Prom

tide has cal

A y

‘a

WI

over the uer of each

Itii_pge-this Wine t

oleo of the highest stand
I who wish to eiiinv the

'ngs, HEALTH, may be

froni Grocers, Ctiernisi

in the Kingdom

Confectioners. i

ItTTFI CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

CHE

TRIAL OF TILE DIUKENHEAD RIOTERS
(Before Mr. Justice Willian:s.)
. . _

On Saturday
It Birkenhead,

reporters, nE

the counsel for the prc
'fr Wlnt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

DIED

On thenth October, aged 30. DAVID WILLIAM BALLUCK,
the eldest son of Archibald Ba!luck, of this town. The de-
ceased was drowned, when within two days' sail of Calcutta,
from on board the ship Oriental.
On the 17th ultimo, at his brother's residence, New York,
aged 26, JAMES LANG BROWN. of this town.
On the 24th ultimo, aged 26, EMMA, wife of Mr. 3. W.
ROBINSON, ,of Rainhill, formerly of this town.
On the 25th ultimo, at Corbally Constabulary Station, near
Limerick, aged 23, JOHN, son of the late Mr. THOMAS
FARRELLY, of this town.

Same day, at Pemberton Cottage, near Wigan, aged 37, J. M.
M. GASKELL, Esq., second son of the late H. Gaskell, Esq.,
of Ince-hall.
On the 26th ultimo, at West Cliffe, Preston, aged 14 months,
WM. HARDMAN. only son of WM. WINSTANLEY, Jun.,

Slime day, at Warrington, aged 71, SAMUEL EDELSTEN,
,

slime day, at Preston, aged 85, Mr. JOHN SHARPLES,
currier, formerly of Kirkham.

t to the 27th Ultimo, at Fu!ford, near York, aged 78, Mr..
THOS. WOODSON, publisher of The Yorshireman.
Same day, WM. STACEY SHERWOOD, Esq., architect and
surveyor, Oxford-street.
On the 28th ultimo, at Berlin, of an attack of apoplexy,' M.
DE PORBECK, Minister of Baden at Berlin.
On the 29th ultimo, aged 42, 'M
ARG E RY, wife of CHAS.
WILBRAHAM, foreman to Earp and Co., Church. street.
Same day, aged 18 months, JAMES BARNARD, youngest
son of Mr. JOHN HOLFORD, of Stanley-place; West Derby.
road.

Same day, Mr. JAMBS TOWNLEY, late of the Blue Bell,
Hanover-street.

Same day, at Cork, WM. MORRIS, of the firm of Messrs.
RaWiand and Morris, tea-merchants, of this town.
Same day, at Coniston-villa; GEORGE, third son of Mr,
JOS,DONNELL. of this town. •

Same day, in Lowther-street, aged 63, JANE, the wife of
GEO. TAYLOR,: piano-forte manufacturer.

Slime day, siert 20, GILES, son of WM. LINAKER, of
Southport.
_

Shore day, aged six months, TERESA, infant daughter of
Mr. ,NIAGEE, of Woodside.

Same day, after a short illness, Mr. LEWIS C. JONES,
linen-draper, Runcorn. •
Fame day, at Pan. to which. place he had gone in the begin.
flog of winter for the recovery of his health, Mr. ST. JOHN,
ex• Consul General of England at Algiers.
On the 30th. ultimo, aged 3s, ANN, the beloved wife of Mr.
E. PITT, stationer. • • _

same day, at Bowden, Anglesey, after a long and severe
illness, EDWARD OWEN, Esq., corn merchant, late of this
town.

Same they, in St. Paul's-square, ESTHER, relict of the late
JOHN MACKINNY, Esq., of Whitehaven.
Same day, at hia residence in Moray-place, Edinburgh, in
his 76th year, i4NAS WELLWOOD MONCREIFF, better
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

sary arrangements
York, without ems
easigraits

avoid Menially annoyances
at New Yor
r any =out

, at sight on New York,
part Of the United States, can at all times bo
ruraisbed to those who prefer Ibis safer mode of taking ear, of
their fuals. Per f.irtl er rticteara apply, pokt-naid, to
W. TAPSCOTT sad ca, Liverpool,
W. TAPSCOTT and GO., 7, Eden-quay, Dublin,
Ag.p4s for W. aid J. T. TArinonT, New York.

and Exchange

ayable in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

'T OF BIRTH AT LT

to suffer from extreme

Mary Ann Price, w
ill health, pleaded guilty to concealing the birth of
child, at Liverpool, on the 7th of March last.

a mate

looked ove

however, and did not find that it was by any means an
aggravated case : she would be imprisoned for two months
in the House of Correction, and kept to hard labour.

GE AND BURGLAR

SIMONSWOOD.
Robert Jackson, William Maher

Thomas Headley,

and Thomas Goulbur

powerful and desperate:

d with considerable vio-
(;f John Tyrer, farmer, of Simons-
( March last. There were several other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

THE LIVERPOOL STifiliAltD.

ALIBI FOR HEADLEY

Jane Sherlock, Bostock-street : Last Shrove Tuesday my
husband left off work at six o'clockand got home about half-

past six. We were then about half an hour at tea and other-
wise engaged till half-past seven, when Headley came in and
asked if we were making pancake,. I afterwards went out
for an hour and Headley was there when I returned. He left
it at ten minutes to ten. He has borne a good character since

I have known him for nine or ten years. -
By Mr. MoNK : I did not go out until Headley came. He
had nothing to drink that night. The children were put to
bed a little before ten. When I came back, I brought a small
loaf in, which I paid for out of Saturday night's wages, Tho.

mas Weaver came in about a quarter to nine, and ►eft about
ten minutes before Headley. He is not here to-day ; he was

here on Saturday.
James JAnson, clock-cleaner, Portland street : Saw Head-
ley at my place on Shrove Tupsday night from a quarter-past
six until about ten minutes past seven.

Thomas Rice, 31, Kew-street, Live pool : -1 ne prisoner
Goulburn has worked with me off and on for the last six years,
and lodged with me. On Shrove Tuesday he was at work
when-I left him_ at a nuarter nast seven, and when I returned

his sUpper, it a quarter past
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

need not be

paid to Mr. Ru

ton u
nt men ; and a small aA,I
ture under the head of Es
won

two effi

be well repaid to the town by the increased
facility with which the public business would be

Mr. (

well and Mr,

evening. in
T. B. Birct
Messrs.

ur of the admi

y voted, on Thursday
In of the Jew Bill. Sir

Mr. Brown were absent,

Holme, of this town, hare contracted to make
on line to Southport; The new station will

frontaze of

rty gar,

Gibbs, acquitted ot, tie poisonings at Lang.
orne, South Wales, was burnt in effigy at that village

Elizab

'errand is a eandidate for the representation
and has issued a stirring Protestant and

of Aylesbur

Protectionist anaresa.
The Queen has been pleased to
_grant unto Thos. Moss,
Esq., of Roby-hall, her royal license and authority to take
the surname of Edwards, in addition to, and before that of
Moss, and to bear the arms of Edwards, quarterly, with
his own paternal arms.
SAMUEL STANTFORTH, ESQ.—'This gentleman, who is
well known and respected iraiverpool, and who held the
lucrative office of distributor of stamps in Liverpool for
many years, died at his. residence', Everton, on Saturday.
He was upwards of eighty years of age,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

linittb &tatro.

tT CSRC-0 will now be received at the Shed, west side of the
Neison Dock.
NOTICE.—The Rate of Freight from Liverpool on Fine
Goods will be Three Pounds per Ton 'until further notice,
with some reduction for a limtted quantity of Coarse Goods,
Hardware, &c., subject to agreement, and will 'be made
payable
Shippers.
eiter in Liverpool or Philadelphia, at the option
CZ,- The Steam-boats from Philadelphia to New York will take
Fine Goods from the CITY OF GLASGOW at the rate of
' Four Cehts per Foot, or 6s. fid. per Ton measurement, in-
- eluding Marine Insurance, and deliver them at New York
in about Twenty Hours after Shipment at Philadelphia.

LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

THE NICOLL PALETOT,

T J. and D. NICOLL beg to inform their
j L PATRONS in LIVERPOOL that they have just
consigned a lance supply of their --
REGISTER'D ETOT,

AND OTHS,DotrARMENTS
Prepared expressly., *the present Season, to their

--Ai-pointed Agents,
MESSRS. BURDEN AND LOW,

17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

GA'S CHANDELI.ERS,
in great variety, an of tbe most rsgeut-deslgns, may be

•
inspected •
WILLIAM P SMITH'S
GAS- TING WORKS,
20, HANOVE -STREET, opposite, the TAX-OFFICES

STERLING QUALITY. EXTRA WORKMANSHIP
SUPERIOR STYLE,
WITH REASONABLE CHARGES.

A most superb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promena

YES FINGS

TROUSERINGS in evereiy. Fit warrnted.

J9ArEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,

14, COLQUITT-STREET

:1-
IMPORTANT 0. TO THE PUBLIC.
BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR!
ATADLLE. ROSALIE DE LA GARDE, justly
celebrated throughout FRANCE and ITALY for her

powers in

EFFECTING THE GROWTH OF-FAIR,
OF PRESERVING-rT,
AND ALSO IN'
ARRESTING ITS FALL WIN THREE DAYS,
Has the honour to annou o the Inhabitants of Liverpool
and its Neighbourhood intention to RESIDE HERE FOR
A LIMITED PERI .
Madlle. DE L ARDE GUARANTEES the CURE of those
Parties who may honour her with their confidence ; and since
she requires no Payment until the Cure is acknowledged to
have been perfectly accomplished, the offer to the Public is the
most satisfactory proof of the success of her practice.
Madlle. DE LA GARDE may be consulted Daily (Sundays ex-
cepted), between the hours of Ten and Four, at her Residence,
No. 28, GREAT GEORGE-SQUARE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

for which they pas

laded and melted down by manufactt
believe, as an Om,

metal which they cm
have been told that v
had agents in dlfteren

Birmingham
of the count

at Colombo (Ceyloi

jects as the whim c

The-edit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

And_bere in solemn midnight

nd stifling air of t

powers—the close a. _ _ ,i,amoer being I had exiAcd to t,
poor gained- by the cot
foreigners
y t!Traeted,
influencedtha t n:nt idv ens
overcome t e see htho:
awful I grace to reply, "So,
presence of Kandian majesty. Here Dutch ambassadors I Yet I-believe that
submitted to approach blindfold and to kneel." And now, I ings at borne. - •But,
on the same spot, youthful Ceylonese lecture upon " the ! nc.arly at Mrs. Faithe
true dignity of woman," and discuss the vexed questions, tol me what you ha rr
,` What am I, wilcrO OLP I, and why aro I ?"--Inquirer. Novel," in Blackwood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

Will sail punctua

The new Alr

copper-ra

LINE OF PAC}

nth ffirea,

T_):PnCION,

CAC SA LTE , Cor

C. GRLMSHA%S

TS FOR NI

TRUEMAN.A4I446OB
4 tom

on the lith instant.

instant.

EVERY MONTH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &c.

SERS, (S. VENDORS
TO MANUFACTURERS, PURCHA
OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, 4re.

The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in-
fringements have been and continue to be committed on the
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED-
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or
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,
Manctester, Jane 14th, 1850.
The above applies also to Milner's Scotch and Irish Patents,
THOMAS MILNER and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

Britisb Innitra.

Will ,be despatched
For 14IRAMICIII,
The fast-sailing Ship LADY FAI.KLAND,
Captain Sm ;
;am es no salt.—For freight
)a Brunswick Dock, or to
ANKIN, GILMOUR, and CO.

assage apply on I

First ship.
For MONTREAL, direct,
The very -fine Ship BR ANSCO 31 BE ,
JOHN HARRISON. Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the navigation of the

St. Lawrence 0

r register; AI f
ias only made one

ten years ; Brilisl

built ; ani
y fast sailer.

Jirltied u

yFargo is

)ing of

'e,4;tl4rfidiate despatch

Cm trb Tatra.

oading bert

le Waterloo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

3
31ealgaimlion

'HP m

wiih: a

ike his

al-

ression.
ice that

r Ro-

own to

,rottier,
vir late

ght be
id him
t time
rcourt
ssed a

'd con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

lordship the importance of proceeding with as 106
rapidity with this inquiry as is consistent with the
proper administration of justice. But there is- one
matter that I may mention, and that is, that it vrili
be exceedingly inconvenient for me to attend here before
your lordship on- Thursday next. But that, as regard:
the conducting of the case, is of little importance; 83
know my learned friend (Mr. Tindal Atkinson) will ablY
supply my place in my absence. If, however, the eon°
of procedure which the learned sergeant may adopt tO•
morrow should be such as to lead to the continuance 0f
the inquiry over Wednesday, it will certainly be exceed-.
ingly inconvenient for me to appear on the Thursday. I

am, indeed, so placed that I cannot appear before your
lordship on that day. I acs reminded to observe that
if my learned friend (Mr. Sergeant Wilkins) is indulged
with the postponement for which he has applied, I mat
also ask for some indulgence to enable me to go over the
evidence, to prepare the few observations which it will of
course be requisite for metooffer toyour lordship
reply to the case of the memorialists has been concluded.
The Earl of CAaLIsLE.—I feel the inconvenience under
which both you learned gentlemen must lie too much t
consider at all any inconvenience it may be to mys
tq
elf(
(but it is considerable to those who are with me,)accede to your application. It will be no slight incoild
venience to me to postpone the inquiry:- At the saolei
time, the grounds on which the application have been rote&
and met, make it difficult for me to refuse my 0°1:
pliance. I attach one condition, however, with that
compliance, which is, that when we meet to-morrow, we.must then proceed. With respect to what has dropped
from Mr. Monk, I hope he will not feel it necessary to.
apply for any farther postponement after the reply has
been closed ; but with that we will not deal at present! --
Mr.- &Lis, whose remarks were very indistinctly-heard'
was understood to enquire of Mr. Sergeant Wilkins if he
were prepared to state what particular course of defence
he intended to adopt. afterthe
Mr. Sergeant WILKINS was afraid he could not do so:
and added something afterwards which we could not bear.

Mr. Moivrt, advancing towards the learned assessor, ob-
served,—Mr. Sergeant, I may communicate with

Ellis briefly

Mr. Sergeant WILKINS. —Oh, certainly.

The EARLW CARLISLE.—It will perhaps suit the con.'
venience of those who come from Liverpool to fix that the
proceedings shell commence at half-past ten o'clock--""
Probably, Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, you will be prepared to
co on by that hour ?

Mr. Sergean

t WILKINS.—Oh, certainly, my lord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

U
tj planted QUICK, from four to eight years old. In cons(
quence of being thinly planted, they are capable of making
permanent fence at once. If required they may remain in th
____

out reser
N.B.—

lay be delivered he Railway stations
at Oswestry or Shrewsbury at a ye 'fling cost.
Also, on SALE, at the Uni ursery, in Bishop's Castle,
upwards of 500,000 QUI ' , most part very strong ; also an
extensive number of CH, SPRUCE, SCOTCH OAK, and
other FOREST EES, together with a great variety of
SHRUBS, &c. &c.
Apply to Mrs. NEWI LL, Bishop's Castle..

By Mr. ROXBURGH,
On WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, at Six o'clock in tlu
Evening, at Parry's Hotel, Seacoinbe, in the county o
IR iChester, unless previously disposed of by pri%
subject to the coLditions of sale then and then

treaty,,

4 LL that Piece of Freehold LAND, with the
DWELLING HOUSE and OUTBUILDINGS t
-ected. called BROADY-FIELD COTTAGI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

ROCK

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BRIDGE-STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1806.
INVESTED CAPITAL, UPWARDS OF £3,000,000 STERLING.

The amount divided on the 20th August, 1847, out of the
realised Profits of the preceding Seven Years, was £603,288
15s. 2d.
The next Division of Profits will be in the year 1854, and
policies effected in the year 1851 will participate therein.
Assurers, without any immediate outlay, may secure the Bonus
accruing on their Policies in the year 1854 by Assuring such
Bonus, the Premium remaining unpaid till the Bonus is de-
flared. Persons effecting new Assurances may secure a portion
of the future Bonuses by inc 'sing the amount of their Poli-
cies Twenty-five per Cent. e Premium on such extra Assu-
rance remaining unpai ntil the Policies become claims.
Parties whose Liv are Insured in this Office, not being Sea-
faring Perscris occupation. may proceed by Sea, during
peace, direct om any part of Europe to any other part of
Europe, or may proceed to or from Europe, by steam-vessels,
10 or from any part of America, North of Washington, the
Capital of the United States, and East of the Mississippi
River, and reside in the above-named places.
For further information apply to the following Agents :
Messrs. JOSEPH FRY and SON LIVER root,.
Mr. C. P. Allen Mancliest!r.
Messrs. S. and S. Smith Manchester.
Messrs. Holgate and Roberts Rochdale.
_ Mr. H. Waddington Oldham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

MILLINERY AND STAY ESTABLISHMENT.
47 , RANELAGH-STREET.
MISS WILLIAMS respectfully announces to the
Ladies of Liverpool and its Vieinity that she has just
received a Fashionable assortment of VELVET and Fancy
STRAW BONNETS. CAPS. &c. •
A choice selection of MOURNING MILLINERY always on
hand.

PRE!C•t-H & ENGLISH STAYS.
An experienced MILLINER WANTED,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

sons ought to be punished fo

'd a determination to resist

and punish

a down to the 2,

in the 27th,

upon t

walls. in the neighbourhood

of his court a placard which he supposed was intended to
insult him, and he gave directions to the bailiff to have
brought to him the person connected with the newspaper
d referred. The learned counsel next
ttending the visit of the bai-
sen., of the Liverpool

•o which that pla

narrat

ffs to the office of Mr. W
ournal, the particul

s of which have alr

37 appe

is stage of the proceedings, the witnesses, on the
`ion of Mr. Ser- WiLicirts, were directed to
tt court.]
et judge. the b
read the spec
County Court, on the 27t

conduct of the
-“nued to

..ank then commented upon the
iliffs. and Mr. Whitty. As
al re-oft of the proceedings

'Ramshay, that he had made

thousar
Surely

ten or twelve

od enemies of 'those whom he had decided against.
this could not be. He (Mr. Monk) could suppose
ere might have been some cases in which Mr. Ram-

shay had real reason to suppose, in deciding against men,
he had made them his enemies. For instance, if a person
came into the court, was allowed to prove his own case,

witnesses to d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

come off somewhere ai

bLELLICUI
and run to Abergele on the Chester and Holyhead line

uel.Ween Zl5 anti 3U miles. Inv -----
to give the Great Western and their Shrewsbury allies
a line to Ireland via" Holyhead, as much independent of
the London and North Western and Chester and Holy-
head influence as nnaaihl. ..L_

Nu., ir were, dis-
tance to Holyhead vid -the Greattnis Western rand vtheid the
London and North Western (existing route) would be
about the same. These are the preparations for a coming
Parliamentary war between the two • great companies,
formidable ! are they not ?—Herapath's Journal.
GRAND PROTESTANT TEA•PARTY.—On Tuesday even-
rre.nrt el 13.... .

Ong a gram' rrotestant tea-party was held in the Ship-
wrights' Room, Bond-street, to celebrate the birth of
William, Prince of Orange, and also the anniversary of
the Gunpowder Plot, the proceeds to be devoted to the
erection of a new Protestant Hall, in Prince Edwin-street.
The Rev. Dr. APlSTejlepresided. The hall, which is ca-

AuK upwaras or one thousand peo.
nd was very elegantly decorated for
s being covered with flags and ban-
-. 1 lodges. The repast for the

ers of tl

various 01

gentlemen on the platform was generously Provided
Mrs. Clarke, at her own expense. The Chairman ac
dressed the meeting at considerable length upon the di

;antism, in the cou

n his 1

f public-houses,
f they were to.have the

priety of
and cone

.n sued betw' ee

'licks
kids,' on the lower
li,„'
_caused him to. ,
11;77.1,t the wall of a haircir,
liiek,,r`ci)rn a rupture, and had
kary • He was taken to the Manchester Royal Ira.. Fenton, of Wavfi.tree, ad-dressed the assembly in a lit,
efreo., and died there on Wednesday morning from the speech. s William Clarke apologised for the abseil(
ci),i,,, of the blows and kicks. Morgan was take"! into a Mr. amtel Holme, Mr. T. B. Horsfall, and seyers
afte,l'u.si by a policeman who came to the spot immediately ektrgyrn, en, who had hoped to attend, but were unable
oi:ettie fight.
As he was being taken to the police- Mr. Clarke, after an able speech, in which he laid befori
iflan iLhe said to the constable, ..I've killed many a better the assembly the plan for the erection of the propose(
!eari Mit him!,
On Thursday a coroner's jury, after hall, re,.'umed his seat amidst great applause, The Rev
, Arittring the evidence of bystanders, foun a of Mr. Brien .Als.o addressed the meeting. The party broki
'l%l 4t,i,aughter against Morgan," who was committed for up about eie%,,in o'e,look, highly delighted with ale, even.
'at next Liverpool assizes. ing's proceedings'.

ministe
to be tl:

fraining const;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

Chiefly without reserve.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th, and FRIDAY, the 14th instant,
each day at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Offices, Royal In-
surance-buildings,
About 18 Butts 42 Hhds. and 28 Qr. Casks superior SHERRY,
shipped by Haurie,
„ 20 Butts 30 Hhds. 80 Qr. Casks and 200 Octaves DITTO,
various shippers,
~ 750 Dozens very superior Bottled PORT, in three dozen

cases,
„ 550 Dozens CHAMPAGNE, in quarts and pints,
~ 75 Pipes White CAPE,
„ 25 Pipes and 60 Hhda. PONTAC,
„ 300 One Dozen Cases BRANDY, various brands,
„ 30 H hds. BRANDY, shipped by Hennessey and Co.,
„ 28 Pipes and 40 lllids. PORT, sundry brands and vin-
tages,
„ 10 Pipes 20 Mid 32 Qr. Casks GEROPIGA,
„ 25 Punelie amaica RUM.
Together wit alter parcels of CLARET, HOCK, MOSELLE,
VESALTES, &c.
Catifogues an 1 samples are now ready at the Brokers' Offices.
—Apply to CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

march o

mitte, ,is a brilliant step in the right direction, to aid
in the rescue of the siniting shipowner, whose interests
have been madly sacrificed by Parliament to carry out a
principle manifestly destructive to almost
interest but that of the manufacturer

every othe

I am sur

wi!l perceive the adv

in your valuable journal ; and I am. Sir
dient servant, WILLIA
Water-street, Ist November, 1851.

M ROWETT.

Dr. White's invention may be shortly d

ibed as a

proposition to substitute vc

con

fitted up in the vessel's bold, in lieu of
sand which have been used from time i
ballasting of ships. The t
great strength, water-pr

al in the

are ma

'ed with a compositior

sisting of gutty percha, naptha, and coal-gas tar. It is
an important fact, that the canvas, when thus water-
proofed, acquires additional strength, and a yard of it it
this state has been found to sustain a weight, of upward
of 16,0001%. A dozen men have stood upon one bz.
full of water, without producing any perceptible injury
It has also been ascertained that the bags are in no dan•
ger of being gnawed by rats or other vermin, as the three
ingredients of which the coating is composed have been
selected in consequence of the known aversion of rats to
these substances. The bags are enveloped in a case of
banded tarpaulins, which obviates Ivry ---
guards them from injury; and having
perform, but merely to receive and let out the water, it
is considered that their durability will be equal to the
average duration of the ships themselves.
Having described the bags
_ _ _

g when

no functions to

we will now

the man

ner in whit

h the appa

fitted up fi

ing the balhist

the angle formed by the kelson and tho

it is slided a hose board to support the hoe
tho hose from being crushed

The haze

in the positbn most suitable on each sid

then placed
the kelson ;

the bag hose is joined to the ;

bands are drawn over the t

band runs alone unC
at each end of ti

er an iron roll

one extremity in a s

being attached allows a lengt

t perfectly F Mid and stead
ch may be exercised upon

admitted or discharged from th,
pitching in a storm. The main I

m when t

e, which runs from tt

xtretnity
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

)NEY MARKET, OCT. 28.—Government Secu-
locks were firmer this morning. whilst other
off materially. At the Second Board a slight

wand is pretty active. but the increased
t steady. Foreign Exchange was firm
IC9i to 1104 ; Paris, 5.13 i to
rdam, 414; Bremen, • 781

;h, 3C to 39

e is no material- clymze to notice in the rates of
kterior. The Courier and Inquirer says, " Rumours
Arculated that several o the country banks have
glad to state that nothing of the kind has taken
have been no bank failures since the Ist instant,

pected."

n the New York Courier and Inquirer, of
sth were reported at 1,800 to

50 bales, at full rates; in faCt, at what-

~ have no aliernativ-e

e favourable, and the impression,
efore us, is, that the yield will be
1,000 bales, the latter fully if frost
The current price at New Orleans
: to Gic for middling, and 7c for

Tpool, at

the majority of a

s to 30s

CAFFR
screw SL

WAR

uth of the Buff

a aggravating feature in th
s, by combined Hottentot
ent by the former of fierc

oe men

On tt

in great

9 h of Sep-

t those of s

•
a double line
)th they were
y for any at-
t of arti lery.

The Cape

be received

isfaction

to say that four se

xam pled in

been ki
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

[Letters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied by the
real name and address of the writer, not for publication, but
as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably requisite
in any statement of facts.
The Editor wishes it to be understood that he does not hold
himself responsible for the opinions or statements of his
correspondents.]

MOST IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS-WATER
BALLAST FOR SHIPS.

To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

SlR,—Though necessity may be the mother of inven-
tion, and the offspring may ward off the danger which
brought the parent into its untimely existence, I am cer-
tain that if our Navigation-laws had never been re-
pealed, the principle to which I am about to call your
attention would have resulted from the profound studies
of the talented David Blair White, M.D., a copy of whose
invention I beg to hand you. Having perused it care-
fully, and observed the various advantages in its applica-
tion to the crippled, sinking condition of our shipping in-
terest, I feel bound to call public attention at least to
some of those benefits, that Liverpool may not be behind
in their adoption, and flat our shipowners may have the
earliest advantage of the race instrumentally established
by the Board of Trade ; lest, in the zerd of that board for
fostering the foreign shipowner, another blow may soon
be aimed at this great national interest.
lou will observe from the drawings, and Dr. White's
explanation of his admirable invention, that I allude to a
new principle of ballasting ships by means of water se-
cured in gutta-percha bags, of different dimensions, suit-
able to the tonnage and requirements of the vessel.
simplicity, economy, and security of this ballast c,

with it its own recommendation,, but it has of- course—... to
be made known to be fully appreciated. The first experi-
ment made of this ballast was with the brig Benton, trad-
ing between London and the Tyne, which proved so satis-
factory that the patentee has become overwhelmed with
orders to fit nn shins with ths hftllsst hn.Q nmi ..,,,-..n.._

.Iso of his constriction, by which

pump,
or two or t
dinosed o

writers, for if

water, and immediat,

I invaluable

caught by the keel, and (let
which could be avoided by tl

To this class of vess,
which I need not he

call the

ttention of own

'Tying 1000 tons o

there require 400 t

t often I

41 at £l2 r

in Vair

so road

The b

at the Chincha I
stead of havinz 4(

stone t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

lest faues.

To sail on thciStli. instant.
For...DEMERA RA,
k. VOl/4 Th SANBACH,
BET.Lfs, Commander.
-• terms of freight or passage apply to
SANDBA H, TINNE, and CO

To snit 22d inaant.
For MADEIRA and ANTIGUA,
itN The Ship PittrNlX,
JOHN "tertillT, Master ;
- 365 tons regi . pply to
C. W. and F. SHAND

.otttb Imertra.

LINE of PACKETS for BAHIA

Warranted to sail before any. other vessel on the
NO.ir,4, berth—Loading in Prince's Deck.
plitiptk, The fine Liverpool-built Barque BAHAMIAN,
Captai duzEL ;
318 tons per register; well k orlier rapid passages in the
China and Brazil trade. terms of freight apply to Messrs.
TAYLOR, PorrEß ~ or to M"I'EAR and VINING.

Warranted first vessel, or forfeit freight, andany engagement

tothat effect be
For 'VERA CRUZ,
0.41/4 The fine Whitehaven-built Barque BLENG,
it it ae Captain JOHN CAMPBELL,
(Who is well acquainted *th-the trade;)
A 1 for twelve years ; 205 tons , co ; sails fast ; and well
known for delivering her car, without damage.—For terms,
-Sic. apply on board, in rince's Dock, or.to
W. and J. TYRER.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL & BRAZILS

ANGLO•BRAZILIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
Splendid, powerful, and . unrivalled new

b CL EOPAT RA
MIRANDA .

VIOLA

Steam-ships

500 tons,

1500 tons,

1500 tons,

Will be despatched regularly once each Month,

PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA,,ArEIO DE JANEIRO,

(CALLIN3.),W'rI-SBON A:R. D MADEIRA.)

The CLEOPATRA will be launched in January next, and ready
to take the berth in March, or early in April next. -I
The Cabins, which will be large and commodious, are under
contract, to be finished in the first styleof elegance and com-
fort.

The Commanders will be Gentlemen of experience and ability
M'KEAN, 3I`LARTY, and Co.,
Liverpool.

Apply to

Unite?) Otatio.

Loading berth south side "Voterloo Dock,

"THE BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

Will sail punctually on the 19th instant,

The splendid new first-class American Packet-ship

:%:
►:►
~r4~~~

JOiErfl WALKER,

IN": E. HOXIE, Commander

1325 tons registefiNew York built; copper-fastened and cop•

pered ; a very fast sailer, and in all respects a first-rate con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

governff

but what of that ? Birch sold his head, such as it was,
and his heart, and his conscience, and his patriotism, and
all that; and most likely he greatly congratulated himself
that he had such vendible articles to offer in the market,
and found a responsible purchaser to take them at any
price. Poor Sir William Somerville ! he is more to be
pitied than blamed. He thought naturally enough that
all means were fair that would assist in keeping himself
and colleagues in office ; and he considered all who enter-
tained any doubt about the perfectibility of Whig
stetesmal,-,hip were arrant scoundrels, to be drubbed out
malice prepense into a convenient appreciation of
tl and Lord Clarendon's shining administrative
He wished he could

of their
his o

abilities.

" Put in every stubborn town a Birch,
To lash the rascals into good behaviour.'

found one that turned upon himself, and that is now

giving him as disagreeable a scourging as ever Irish Se-
cretary received. What chance had such a ninny as Sir
William—who has no equal on earth in administrative im-
becility, unless it be the Attorney-General Hatchell—
with the cute " citizen of the World 1" Think of a man

ni committing himself by giving checks on his
ind Londoi, bankers to pay for the pasquinades,
ibs, the crackers, and the brilliant fibs fired off in
The World to the glorification of the great Russell Go-
vernment! Alas, for the reputation of pure Whiggery.
how frz.luently is it found working its ends by venal

in his PC
Dublin a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

MILLLTNERY ROOMS,
AT
COMPTON HOUSE.

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO. respectfully
0 invite an inspection of their

AUTUMN MILLINERY,
which will be displayed T 18 DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th
instant, and follow ys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

Contrarts.

TO PIPELAYERS.
THE TOWN COUNCIL of the BOROUGH of
LIVERPOOL are desirous to receive TENDERS for
LAYING about 1 mites of 36 inch PIPES, being part of the
Main pipe of the Liverpool Corporation Waterworks.
Copies of the Specification may be obtained, and Drawings
.napected, at the Engineer's Office, Waterworks, Hotham-street,
14
,erPOOl, on and after WEDNESDAT; the 12th day of Novem •
per instant.
Tenders must be delive at the Town-clerk's office, in Li-
'verpool, on or before DNESDAY, the 26th day of November
instant.

siIe'LLIAM SHUTIIEWORTH, Town-clerk
Town-h , e iverpool, November, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

The court was then formally adjourned, much to the
apparent disappointment of the auditory, whose interest

y had been so greatly excited by the expecta-
tion that Mr. Sergeant Wilkins would to-day make one of
those powerful and eloquent addresses in reply for which

and curi

he is so eminent

BY EXPRESS.
LATEST PARTICULAR

The general impression in the court, at Preston, this
morning, and amongst the gentlemen who

have taken an

that Mr. Sergeant Wilkins,

when he applied for a postponement of the investigation,
only wished for a little more time in order to impress on
sability of that gen-

Mr. Ramsha

the ad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

FURNITURE,

PARTIES requiring really good FURNITURE, at
the STI

W. BAYEA,. Wr-C
which is now replete with n ery variety and nov4W,•Mcluding s,
Ports, &c. Everlr-Article marked
FEATHER BEDS, SPRING and HAIR

BEDDING, &c

.ioderate prices, are respectfully invited to INSPECT
3CK.of -`
MURCH-STREET,
several Patterns from the Exhibition, in Chairs, Tables, Dann-
at the lowest price, in plain figures.
iIATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

be the advant,

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calculable ; and i ma
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much cost and detent

ballast of the ordinary

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paratively of

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delicate in its character
taste or colour from the 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Royal Bank-buildings, Dale-street,
415 Bags SUGAR,
85
Ex Tamerlane, from Calcutta7—Anply to
,11.f.)1arliTEUX, TAYLOR, and CO., Brokers.

TiriMout reserve,

On THURSDAY next, the 13th, and FRIDAY, the 14th instant,
l
at One o'clock precisely, at the Brokers' Office, Royal Insur-
ance-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool,
About PORT, ofool'
About 60 Pipes of
25 Hogsheads various brands and
174 Qr. Casks vintages,
Being a portion of the Stock of Messrs. M. Yearsley and Co.,
Wine Merchants, Liverpool, (sold, entirely without reserve, in
consequence of a dissolution of the partnership, and to close
partnership accounts,) comprising very,fine old Bottling Wines,
shipped by Messrs. Quarles, Harris; and Sons, of Oporto ; to-
gether with various parcels-6f other WINES and SPIRITS,
both in wood and bottle-

Catalogues anteiamples are now ready at the Brokers'
Offices ; or tasting orders for the Albert Dock, where the Wines
lie, may be had on application.
CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and CO., Brokers.