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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

tW"ontrart.s.

TO BUILDERS.
THE SELECT V EST R Y of the PARISH of
LIVERPOOL will receive TENDERS from Per-
sons willing to CONTRACT for the ERECTION of a
SUPERINTENDEN c-REGISTRAR'S OFFICE in
LIME-STREET, the Plans and Speci . ton for which
are now lying at the Office of Mr. .B. CLAYTON, 3,
Cable-street Chambers, Architec or inspection.
The Tenders must be sent i ddressed to the Secretary
of the Select Vestry Paris ffice, Fenwick-street, on or
re MONDAY next, sth May, at Twelve o'clock,

Tender for RA

tration Office."

TIME EXTENDED TO STH OF MAY FOR
RECEIVING TENDERS.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE SELECT VESTRY are ready to receive whole
or separate TENDERS for the WORKS required
in the extensive ENLARGEMENT of the LIVER-
POOL WORKHOUSE for the several branches, as fol-
lows:

EXCAVATING'and BRICKWORK,
MASONRY, including FLAGGING.
JOINERS' and CARPENTERS' WORK, including
IRONMONGERY,
PLUMBING and GLAZIN
SMITHS' WOR '
SLATING and PLA ING,
PAINTING.
Bills of Quantities ay be tamed at the following
Iwo I charges, viz.:—

Bricklayer

Stonemason

Joiner
Plumber and Glazier
Painter

Smith or Founder ........ • •.... .. 3
Slater and Plasterer . 3
and the successful Candidates will be charged One per
Cent. on the amount of their Tenders towards defraying
the cost of taking out the quantities.
The Plan and Specifications may be inspected at the
Board-room of the Workhouse, Brownlow-hill, on and
after Monday, the 14th instant, when attendance will be
given for affording all necessary explanation. Sealed
Tenders to be sent in on or before Twelve o'clock on
MONDAY next, the sth day of May, with the names
of two sureties for the due performance of the work, ad-
dressed to the Chairman of the Building Committee,
Parish-offices, 2, Fenwick-street.

By order,
NATIIAN LITHERLAND, Secretary.
If the work be let to one Contractor, he will be required
to take the Old Materials upon the Premises. If Let in
separate Tenders, the Bricklayer will be required to do
so, the Bricks only to be re-used.
The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

SPINDLER'S CELEBRATED HISTORICAL
ROMANCE.

Just Published, price ls, 4d., Part 76 of " The Novel
Newspaper," containing a complete translation (from
the original German) of
THE INVALIDE ; or SKETCHES ON THE FRENCH
REVOLUTION, from its commencement, to the final
Restoration of the Bourbons. By C. SPINDLER, author
of " The Jew," &c.—" This wor is worthy of the au-
thor's high reputation."—Nati al.
Port 75, price ls. 4d., c ains the only complete
tra ation of

THE ROSE OF T_VrELONI or, THE SMUGGLERS
OF THE SWEDISH I.YOAST. A Romance. By Mrs.
EMILIE CARLEN. Translated from the original Swedish,
expressly for this edition.—" A story of surpassing inter-
est—of exceeding pathos and power."—Atlas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

G L A' S S ,

determinerrto Sell at a Great Sacrifice.
Stork comprises4ich Cut Dessert Dishes, in every
; Decanters Rummers, Tumblers, Salts, and
Pickle Bottles ; IA4 Se Coolers ; Hock, Liqueur, Wine and
Champagne Glasses; Ice Plates, Water Craffs, Toilet
Bottles, Liquor Bottles and Frames, and every descrip-
tion of Glass that is manufactured, suitable to the use of
Noblemen, Naval and Military Officers, Merchants,
Hotels, Innkeepers, Lodging Houses, and Private Fami-

1. es.
A choice and select Assortment of PAPIER MACHE
TEA TRAYS. at 40 per cent. less than any offered, and
the most costly Patterns ever in this town. A few of the
Articles are here enumerated.
A complete Cut Glass Dessert Ser-
vice of 10 dishes, in sizes, usually
sold at £3 3s £1 5 0 per set.
Good Dessert Dishes, clear flint

0 0 6 each.
cut Quart and 2 Pint Decanters.. 0 8 6 set.
Finger Basins, 6 different colours.. 0 0 8 each.
Cut Salts
Best cut Wines, fifteen different
patterns 2s. Gd., 35., and 0 4 0 per doz.
Cruet Sets, with three bottles .... 0 1 4 per set.
Splendid Quart Glass Jugs ...... 03 0 each.
Cream Jugs . . . from 00 9 each.
Best Half-pint Cut Tumblers.. 48.,
4s. Gd., and
Do. Diamond Bottom ditto ..
Cut Sugar Basins
20,000 4-to-Pint Tumblers 0 0 I each, or 10d.
_ per dozen.

T. S. respectfully requests an early inspection, as his
stay is limited to FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY. Goods care-
fully packed, free of expense, fit for conveyance to any
part of the kingdom, by an experienced Packer from the
Manufactory.
50 Papier Mache Tables, just arrived, 255. each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

A L
847 Tons

for_ which she has good accogkai

and weather permitting
terms of

n,etetefore the 10th May

;age applyhe Captain, on board, Brun

wick Dock, or to

RANKIN and GILMORE

Itittb Otates,

A:

To sail:on the 15th May,
For NEW YORK,
e fine A 1 American Ship
JOHN R. SKIDDY,

W. SKIDDY er ;
coppered an opper-fastened ; now
built ressly for a packet-ship;
spect a most superior

gaststaatb,
Burthcn 908 tons ;
on her second voyage
a very fast sailer, and itt,efer

anee.—For fret or passage apply to Captain
SKIDDY, on board, Waterloo Dock, or to
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, and Co.
e of four dollars eighty cents

Freight payable at the
to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

'ROD OF PROVIDING FOR MAYNOOTH

ate, some few .n the Upper), who
are strenuous supporters of the Maynooth Bill, are still
solely perplexed to discover upon what funds the endow-
ment should be quartered. Deeming it unjust that all re-
ligious persuasions should be taxed for the education of

le (and, w

one, one
rid of t
tution ;"

)1e lord (the member for Liverpool) would get
anomaly, by calling upon each for " a resti-
- hon. gentleman (the member for
hat restitutim to the funds of the
Now, we have taken a great fancy
uch as the funds

and alma

Halifa:

would limit t
ed Church.

0 this idea of RESTITUTION; bur
_ _

:sous instruction of the other per-
.Lty employed in the main-
AI.: teachers ; and that a vast portion
now reclaimed, has
.Here it is entirely di-
. uses :—our proposition
ome of the Established Church, and

he present us

euance of th

original ecclesiastical propel t.

e. laity,

1.1 to tem

us persuasions,
I which they are doing in their pre-
riot' ; and that the restitution be pro-

property of

veral r.

astical property now in possession

rtain noble and aristocra

sustain the magnificen

where it does no-

What thoughsv
aucil an.

ary of a few in-

upon such p

hire and b
arde. and D

f that li

ccordance with th

hernsel

opria' tion clause"
s as the Dukes of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

In short, at lea

trades

ain the attacks

of this countr

Playfair'
Tow?

ditiosii of the Lary

The Leviathan-T

s near corn

been already broug
with wonderful rife

al is to come

out the great t.
James South, of the Royal Observatory, giving son

f this telei
asy to div

—What will

ebulm will it resolve
Dt find stars—how
us—how many will

s its Lemairean

bulae will it n

Saturn will it show

g to Ural

spots will it show us on t

W many nebnhe

what c

ariable bright

stars—w

resent to us—what
mets—will it tell ~s
many of the fixed

a as to the constitu-

---
Lion of the planetary nebulae—will it exhibit to us any
satellites encircling them—will it tell us why the satellites
Of Jupiter, which generally pass over Jupiter's face as

f white light
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 25

The arrivals of Wheat to this day's market are small. The
sale for fine samples was rather brisk, at fully last curr.q.cy ;
inferior sorts very dull, but not lower. Barley nearly nominal.
Beans meet a ready sale at an advance of Is. per quarter. Oats
and Shelling each rather higher. Wheat, 4,539 qrs. ; Barley,
1,049; Beans, 1,392; and Oats, 1,429.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

FARES:
Cabin, 155.; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, 5s

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Goods and Passengers.
THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
SHIPPING COMPANY'S STE HIPS
ACH S,
1,4
Captain GH MAIN, and
= !IRE KIN , 'aptain J. M'PHERSON,
Sail regul< from the Clarence Dock,
LIV POOL, to GLASGOW.
The undernoted or other first-class Steam-Ship is
intended to sail as follows, from LIVERPOOL:
APRIL.
FIRE KING .. Wednesday. the 23d.... at 12, Noon.
MAY.
ACHILLES.... Saturday, the 3d.... at 9, Evening.
ACHILLES .... Thursday, the 8th.... at 12, Noon.
ACHILLES .... Tuesday, the 13th.. .at 5, Afternoon.
ACHILLES .... Monday, the 19th.... at 9, Evening.
ACHILLES .... Saturday, the 24th.... at 2, Afternoon.
ACHILLES .... Thursday, the 29th...% at 7, Evening.
Forfurther particulars apply to
THOMAS MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool.
GEORGE and JAMES BURNS,
Buchanan-street, Glasgow; or to
ARCHIBALD BLACK,
Custom-house-place, Greenock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

G PLACES

31,
G
is_ll'S ;
E t

strong tidal current both in its upward and downward flow, tend greatly to accumulate sand and silt
in their wake, and thus injure the navigation to a great extent (it might be) along the sea-wall—while
the great desideratum for many years has been to deepen rather than to shallow ; for if the water
were deep enough at ebb of flood tides for steamers drawing six to seven feet to get along'side the wall,
the difficulty now sought to be overcome would be removed, nothing being then required for easy
landing but gently inclined planes. We are not, therefore, much surprised that the Dock Committee
have been unable to satisfy themselves as to which of the plans presented—no fewer than 286—t0
select ; or, in other words, that they find themselves puzzled. We are of opinion that the question
can only be properly decided for the public, who are mainly interested, by a board or committee of
engineers and nautical men, who have fully acquainted themselves with the nature and circumstances
of the locality

We have Privately seen only a few of the Plans and Models, but have had others described to us.
The probability is that few or none of them are applicable in all their details, though if a really good
principle be shown, it may be improved upon and adopted. With the opinions expressed we are not
a little surprised to learn that one only out of the whole 286 has been selected as alone worthy of
being sent up to the Parliamentary Committee for their sanction or rejection, though that one is not
only " not adopted," but is stated to be at variance with the act. Is this meant as a specimen of
the whole batch, or is the Committee above to be left to infer that not one of the rest is worthy of the
slightest consideration ? The proceeding is somewhat strange. Of the favoured one we have obtained
the principle or outline, and we apprehend that if it should be finally fixed upon, the result will prove
either that we are under mistake in our premises, and have over-rated the difficulties which we have
assumed to exist, or that the science of the country to meet them effectually has not yet reached the
conquering point. We, however, premise in behalf so far of the Plan, which comprises piling, that
we do not think it possible, in the peculiar locality in question—and which from its central position
is the only eligible site—to form a convenient and safe landing place, that shall not seriously obstruct
the navigation and tide way, and be available at all times and all weathers, without some projection
or outward erection, in part or in whole permanent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

STRAW BONNET AND MILLINERY
ES TA BUSH MENT,
58 , LO-RD-STREET.
& E. SMITH respectfully inform the Ladies of
V • Liverpool and its Vicinity, that their

FASHIONS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON,
consisting of Plain and Fancy Straw Goods of evely de-
scription, with Millinery, Ca ,-Children's Bonnets, &c.,
will be ready for inspe TO-MORROW (Wednesday),
the 30th instant, a following days. They have been
personally selecte from the first London and Paris
Houses, and will be found to embrace every variety in
shape, colour, and quality. REGAL BONNETS for
BRIDES.
WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS
PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

THE MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT IN
LIVERPOOL DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO
BONNETS.

VI RS. GARDNER, in returning to the Ladies of Li-
verpool and its vicinity her heartfelt thanks for the
exceedingly liberal share of pair e she has received since
opening the Establishine j ely occupied by the Colum-
bia River Fur Co., es to direct their especial atten-
tion to her prese

EXTENSIVE STOCK

PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW BONNETS,

amongst which will be found every novelty with which
either the Provincial or Metropolitan Markets are sup-
plied,—every variety in shape, colour, or quality,—and
her Premises being the most extensive in the town that
are solely devoted to this business, she can, with confi-
dence, assert the numerous advantages her Establishment
presents to all who may honour her with their favours.
Mrs. G. has just received an additional supply of most
TASTEFULLY-WORKED FANCY STRAW AND OTHER
BONNETS, which have been personally selected with
the greatest care from the first London and Paris Houses.
MRS. GARDNER'S,
No. 72,

BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

lIOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY

In moving that 'he house resolve itself into a commit-
tee en the Irish and Scotch Banking Acts, Sir R. PEEL
explained the measures which government intended to
bring forward upon this subject. lie proposed that the
Bank of Ireland should still remain the banker of the go-
vernment, reeeiving, as at present, 31 per cent. for their
advances, for a period of ten years certain, which debt was
to be the foundation of its issues. The bank was to
make the same returns of its weekly issues as are made
by the Bank of England. To the 19 banks of Scotland,
and also those of Ireland, the right of issuing notes below
£5 value, he proposed to confirm, conditionally, that they
should find security in specie for the r over-issue beyond
certain prescribed amounts, to be fixed upo❑ by forming
an average of 13 lunar months, from the 27th April, 1844,
and compelling all such banks to publish returns of their
wteklv issues of each description of issue, above and be-
low £5

He would also require the names of all the part-
ners in such banks, and their periodical publication as in
England. These new regulations should come into effect
in the Ist of January next. The scheme met with the ap-
probation of Mr. Fox Maule, Mr. P. M. Stewart, Mr.
Colquhoun, Mr. Home, Mr. Shiel, and others, and the
resolution was ordered to be brought in. After an ar-
rangement being made that Mr. Law should move on
bringing up the report on the Maynooth bill last night, the
House went into committee, and the grant was proposed
and agreed to. Sir James Graham then moved the second
reading of the Phy-ic and Surgery bill, which, after a short
conversation, in which Mr. Wakley and others took part,
was read a second time. On the motion that the College
of Physicians and Surgeons Bill he read a second time,
an amendment was proposed by Mr. Wakley, but ulti-
mately postponed till last night. Some other business
having been gone through, the house a ijourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

THE GYMNASIUM, TARLTON-STREET.
CREAGH begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry
JUL of Liverpool that he has just commenced Classes
„ .

LID!

, as the impo

nastic Exercises, in the formation and preservation of a
graceful bearing and elegant figure, is now universally
acknowledged, he will be favoured with that patronage
which it will ever be his study to merit. The Classes for
Ladies will assemble from half-past two until four o'clock,
every Monday and Friday; and r can assure
the public that his arrangeme or the comfort and con-
venience of his pupils are o e most excellent description.
Mr. C. takes this op rtunity of returning his warmest
thanks to the gent en of Liverpool for the kind pa-
tronage with which he has been favoured since the opening

of hi;establishment.
Tarlton-ereet, April 18th, 1845

WEST KENT ELECTION.—The vacancy for this county
has been filled up by the election of Colonel Austen, a
staunch Conservative. and an opponent of the endowment
of Maynooth.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

by this curious peo-
he silly ones kept at home. You will there-

men are banish(

tore be wise to make your treaties with the Pompions, who
reside in Whitehall, rather than with the Gongbs and
Parkers, who are transported to Hong .Kong. In the
mean time time I continue my researches, and I will also
make personal experiments as to the veracity of the stage
reresentations. I will go at once to one of the great men's
.
houses, and w •

kiss his wife in a week, and disguise my. 1. away with one of his daugh-

ke a postilion, and
And of the result I will make

)U aware.—Black-

wood's Magazine

PUNCH'S POLICE REPORT—BIGAMY.—A man named
Peel was yesterday brought before the magistrate, Mr.
Bull, at this office, charged with having intermarried with
a female named Free Trade; his former wife Agricultura
being still alive. Their Graces the Dukes of Buckingham
and Richmond, and a gentleman named Ferrand, proved
the fact of the former marriage ; but upon cross-exami-
nation, admitted a doubt as to whether Agricultura was
Still livir ' -' • • -

g, intimating their suspicion that she had been
destroyed by the ill-treatment of her husband. A Mr.
Cobden deposed !bat Peel (who holds a high situation un-
der Royalty), had within the last two years contracted ma-
trimony with Free Trade, a young lady to whom he was
himself engaged. He complained bitterly of Peel as hav-
ing stolen his sweetheart. The Editors of the Standard
and Morning Herald gave the prisoner an excellent cha-
racter; but the disinterestedness of their testimony ap-
peared very questionable. Mr. Bull said that the fact of
the two marriages had been distinctly proved, and was
highly discreditable to the prisoner; but as there was a
doubt as to whether the former wife was in existence, he
regretted that be could do nothing with the case ; and cau-
tioned the prisoner not to let him see him there again.

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN LANCASHIRE -I find

that in this county there are, according to the census, 76
physicians, and 1,246 surgeons and apothecaries. To
make up prescriptions there are no less than 1,259 che-
mists and druggists. Here, then, we have a body of 2,581
men connected with the medical profession ; and suppo-

sing that each practitioner, on an average, receives 1300
per annum, we have a sum of £774:C00 per annum tie-

voted e.
of disea

usively to the business of t

:ure or alleviation

of one sing
ndowment

not one public

attention to

meats of preventio

ascertain the causes of d,

—nothin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

BANKRUPTS

Thomas liolyland Williams anti William Cacher Staines,
Chelmsford. auctioneers.

Joseph Philli,s and Thomas Pearson, South-place, Finsbury,
silk dressers.

Thomas Homewood, Hillingdon, Middlesex, licensed vic
tualler.

Henry Thomas Prebble, Thanet.stieet, Burton-crescent, Lon.
don, wine merchant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 30th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, 13,
Exchange-buildings,
129 I,34letrfr:
Now landing ex John ee, from Calcutta, Prince's
Dock.—Apply to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.) the 30th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 9, Oldhall-street,
4 Casks CREAM -RTAR,
2 Casks ARG ,
Just landed ex Livery Packet, from Trieste.—Apply
to Messrs. JAMES Moss and Co., Merchants, or to
JOHN and JAMES BARON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

id to i

The MAY
T
T

OF LIV

Mr. Adam Hodgson
Mr. T. Blackburn
Mr. S. Holme
The Rev. J. Jonei
Mr. W. Rathbone
Sir Arnold K
Mr. J. S'

Mr. W. Brown
Mr. Neill

Mr. J. S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

THURSDAY.

MISS ROE begs to announce to the Ladies of Liver-
pobl and its vicinity, that she has returned from
London with a choice Selectiorrlsl-MILLINERY and
DESIGNS in DRESSM.MCING, which will be ready
for Inspection on THVIGDAY next, the Ist of May.
49, Bold-street.

FASHIONS AT YORK HOUSE,
17, BERRY-STREET.

MRS. DAVIES begs respectfully to announce, that
her SHOW of SUMINIBR -FASHIONS will com-
mence on TEIURSDAY 110X1;-the Ist of May.

ESDAM ES ROBINSON and HORNBY beg re-
.LVA spectfully to acquaint their Friends and the Ladies
of Liverpool, that on TIIURSDAY and FRIDAY next, the
Ist and 2nd of May, they will have ready for inspection
a choice and elegant Assortment of all the New and
Fashionable Styles in DRAW IbK and PLAIN
BONNETS, STRAWS, ~ together with MILLI-
NERY, FLOWERS_t_it BONS, &c.

29, GREAT GE62GE-STREET,
(Opposite Hardy-street.)

MESDAMES A. HILLYARD and CO. respectfully
announce to the Lades of Liverpool and its vicinity,
that they will have ready for Inspection, on THURSDAY
next, the Ist of May, their SUMMER FASHIONS, in
MILLINERY and CHILDREN'_S__DRESSES, &c.,
which have been sylected with the-greatest care from some
of the most eminent Parisia id London Houses.
WHOLESAEE A-ND RETAIL

MILLINERY and,frAßY LINEN WAREHOUSE,
91, BOLD-STREET.

rrHE Ladies of Birkenhead and Vicinity arc respect-
'. fully informed by the subscriber, that he has just
returned from the London and other Markets with his
SPRING PURCHASES of CHOICE-and FASHION-
ABLE GOODS, and begs'' honour of an early call
W. .
TT h".. i IP I. RP S'll4 IV Tl 4 ANT.
HAMILTON-STREET, OPPOSITE THE TOW

-HALL,

BIRKENHEAD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 23

We continue to be very abundantly supplied with stock, but
the demand seems weekly to increase. Prices are fully sup-
ported for really prime Beef and Mutton. The former may be
noted sid. to 6d. ; the latter Sid. to lid. per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the Ist May, at Twelve o'clock, at
the General Sale-room,,E)taol, street,
1162 Baskets TE_fi,a JAPONICA,

Per St. Lawrence, fromegincapore.—Apply to Messrs.
DARBY and Sows, Merchants, or to
NICH. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers.

Free of Duty.
By J. T. GREGSON,

Without reserve,—On THURSDAY next, the Ist of May,
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, at the south-east
corner of the Union Dock, opposite Mr. J. Spinks'
Brunswick Hotel,
The f -sailing Cutter
SPEED,
welve tons burthen,
All complete for Pleasure or Fishing.
N.B. She has on board Forty-five Fathoms of Chain
Cable, Anchor, with Stove, Trawl Rope, &c.

By order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Her
Majesty's Customs.
On THURSDAY next, the Ist May, at Two o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Landing-waiter's Office, Custom-
house, Liverpool,
The handy and well-found Brigantine
.A 4 ARDENT;

/AAA 74 tons, N.M. ;carries ,cargo for her
tonnage.
Also, AT, 14 feet long.
For inventory of stor and further particulars apply on
board the vessel, now lying north side Albert Dock, or to
the Queen's Warehouse-keeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

Sir Rober,

f Lansdown

Liam, and

I Catholic property ! what
ffered to a plan so much in

and so much in

1.-..vment in which
rty not be-
Indeed, we
Earls, Marquises.
and hasten to prove

al prop

uppos(
Id

lump at

r hands

Patriotism by the disinterested-
amount of such

operation of

at out of t

)f time it has be'n
tions of 300

hich, if not equal
ted out of three
1, at least, suffice
rifle per annum re-

e income tax, wou'-'
rpetuity of

quired for the endowment of Maynooth, and the still
greater trifle for the payment of their reverences and
right reverences the popish priests and bishops.—Dublin
Eveniug Mail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

Thomas Morris and William Woodward, Burslem, Stafford-
shire, drapers
Thomas Arnold, Shrewsbury, veterinary surgeon.
John and Thomas Lamb, Kidderminste•, engineers.
Sarah Wilcock, Warrington, Lancashire, innkeeper.
George Shaw, Oldham, cotton-spinner.
DIVIDENDS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

professional man appointed,

g done to warn ag

ltilation of school

ies to the pc

louses, grave yar

LI not c

ri, and great

powers of this

to bear upor

non made, to ensure
—nothing devoted to

acn,—nothing done to remove
'lse, which are proved to be removable
• -4- deeective drainage and to
• —no visits to en-

rkshops, of mines
to point out the influence of va-
iltb,—eesspools,

rds, or offensive and injurious
£3,000,000 per annum are paid

se against th

3und to remove

hese attacks gai❑

Report on the Sanatory Con-
s of Lancashire.

.ted by the Earl of

the expectations

telescope have

avenly bodies, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

CHEAP TRAINS TO LONDON

NATIONAL ANTI-CORN-LAW BAZAAR, IN

COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.
TO OPEN ON THURSDAY, Bth MAY.
THE FRIENDS of FREE-TRADE are hereby
informed that arrangements have been made for
TWO SPECIAL TRAINS, BETWEEN LONDON
and LIVERPOOL, during th attona Exhibition of
Art, Science, and Mantifac s. One will leave Liver-
pool on SATURDAY, 10th ay, at Eight o'clock, A.M., and
return on SATURDAY. th May, at Eight o'clock, A.M.
A Second Train wi eave Liverpool on THURSDAY, 15th
May, at Eight o'clock, A M., and return on MONDAY, 26!h
May, at Eight o'cloCk, A.M.

Applications for Tickets must be made at the Office of
the Anti-Monopoly Association, 7, Water-street.

First-class (up and down inclusive)

Second-cl

(ditto)

All Contributions to the hazar to be forwarded to the
house of Mr. ABISATT, 10, Elliott street, addressed to the
Ladies' Committee.

The Bazaar will be open, on view only, from the Bth to
the 10th May inclusive, and on the 12th the Sale will com-
mence. By order of the Council,
CHARLES ED. RAWLINS, Jun. Hon. Sec.

CHESTER RACES

ADDITIONAL TRAINS will be DESPATCHED
on the CHESTER and BIRKENHEAD RAIL-
WAY, on the 6th, 7th, Bth, and 9th May next.

The Trains will commence running from Birkenhead,
Monk's Ferry Station, at Seven o'Clock each Morning,
and will continue to be despatched until Two o'clock in
the Afternoon, and from Chester immediately after the
Races each day until Nine o'Clock in the Evening. The
whole will consist of First and Second Class Carriages
only.

To prevent the inconvenience e• ooking at Chester,
Double Tickets will be issu t Birkenhead, which will
enable parties to go' to C ter and return once on every
day in the Race Week

Additional Carrialei have also been obtained, and the
number of Bookiierpoffices increased so as to prevent

FARES.
First Class

Second Class.
4s Od
2s Od

Double Tickets
Single Tickets
The Regular Trains will depart at the usual hours.
Horses and Carriages will not be conveyed during Race
Days. By order,
JOHN B. WILCOX, Treasurer.
Birkenhead, April 28, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

well dressed young men, known to have been
eves, were yesterday brought before Rushton, on

fling service.

upon them

TER RACES

way Compa

one building, but be
ate Committees, and make
objects to be attained by
iese :-16t. That the Cha-

also be

6ki 'see t

ns, and

monies deny

.e available only

the polie e-cou

,pplied if es-

oteCtive Com-

militate against

prosecution

scribed by mem-

tigatio

ed Victuallers

tainer,

arge sums hay

s the mainte-

members; and the fact that
one thousand four hundred

bers of their s

trade an

there are very few
lingly give, his an-

1, or who would

ling to a Society to oppose the
'ere satisfied that
nd not wasted in

trade, if th
icallv laid of

ciion Society therefore

extensi

) to CI

head, which will enable parties to
turn to Birkenhead every day in the ra
the trouble of re-booking at the former place
n obtained, a-"
nr expenditure I ing-offices increased

of being found loitering anon gether near St.
a Church, on Sunday evening, wi , the apparent in-
ion of picking the pockets of parties leaving after the
They were each sentenced, under the
. .

act, to three months' imprisonment, though they were
not seen to commit any felony, nor was anything found

—The Birkenhead and Chester Rail-

preparations for the

. _ .
_
comfort and cheap conveyance of the lovers of the sports
of the turf to and from Chester, on the 6th, 7th, Bth, and
9th proximo. Double tickets will be issued at Birken-

er and re-
week, without
Additional
he number of book-

UNFOUNDED CHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.—At
:erday, James Fowler, .an attorney

in this town, was charged by a seafaring man, named
William Evans, with having forged an order empowering
him to compromise an action which he had commenced
against Messrs. Agett and Hemingway to recover £6O
17s. 4d. for wages, for the sum of £l9 19s. After along
he production of the re-

1 according to instruc

—We understand it is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

PATENT CORBEAU SILKS

S. L. is the Agent for the Sale of these beautiful Patent
Dyed Silks, the colours of which the strongest acid
cannot discharge. English and French Black Satins,
Satinettes, Plain, Witered, Checked, and Striped Du-
capes, Ottoman, and Barathea Silks ; Black and Black-
and-White Striped and Checked real Irish Poplins, with
all the best and newest styles. in Half-Mourning Silks.
FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED.

From the experience which he has had in some of .the
first houses, both in London and Liverpool, in conducting
Funerals, and from his devoting himself exclusively to
this department, he is enabled to Furnish and Conduct
Funerals in the most modern style, at the same time
having a due regard to economy.
Families who reside in the Country, requiring Family
Mourning, and who find it inconvenient to visit Liver-
pool, are informed that they can be waited upon at their
residence, free of any extra charge, if withi❑ fifteen
miles of Liverpool.
114, Bold-street, opposite to the Bank for Savings,
April 1, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

'London and York
Leeds and Bradford
Manchester and Birmingham
Ditto quarter
Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury
Manchester and Leeds ..
Ditto half shares
Ditto quarter shat es
j Midland Counties
I.sth Shares
Irgewcasrle and Berwick
'Newcastle and Carlisle
!Newcastle and Darlington June.
'North British
North Union (A.)
Ditto (B.)
, Preston and Wyre
Runcorn Gap
Ditto preference
Sheffield and Lincoln
Sheffield and Manchester
Quarter ..
Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Grand Junction,
South Eastern and Dover
New shares
Trent Valley
Ulster
Yarmouth and Norwich
York and North Midland
Ditto half Shares
Ditto, (Scarborough)
York and Selby ..e5.; shares
Ditto ae2s shares

FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS
Boulogne and Amiens
Central of France
Lyons and Avignon
Or:eans and Bourdeaux
Paris and Lyons
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Paris and Strausburgh
Rouen and Havre
Strasburgh and Basle
Sambre and Meuse
Tours and Nantes

BANKS. and MISCELLANEOUS,
123 Liverpool Bank
10 Ditto Banking Company
10 Ditto Borough Bank
10 Ditto Commercial
500 Ditto Royal
10 Ditto Union
0 Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict.
10 North and South Wales.
13 Andertonearryine• Company
-bootie Water Works
Coal Gas Company
Ditto newshares.
gxchange Buildings
Harrington Docks
200 Harrington Water Works
23 Liverpool Fire and Life
100 Liverpooi Dock Bend
10 Marine Assurance Company
Ibo New Gas & Coke Company.
25 Ditto, quarter
20 R.ock Ferry
10 steam Tug Company

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, April 25.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

One-eighth
treat North of England
;rent Western
Ditto Half Shares
Ditto Fifth Shares
Hull and Selby
Ditto quarter
Lancaster and Carlisle
,uneasier and Preston
Ditto three-quarter shares
!Averpool and Manchester ..
Ditto half shares
Ditto new
Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston .. 3i ft a r
London and Birmingham
Ditto .e 32 shares
Ditto quarter shares
London & Brighton
Ditto Loan Notes
London and South Western
Ditto new shares

155 156
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at 'l'welve o'clock,

at the General Sale-r , dhall-street,
14 Hogsheads De ara SUGAR, all faults,
Per Coeur de Lion.— ply to
NICH. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

IRE LAND.

There has been a great increase in emigration from all
the Irish out-ports, this season, especially in Limerick,
from whence vast numbers of the agricultural population
are departing for the United States and Canada.
FATAL OCCURRENCE.—On Sunday night week, at the
county gaol, Nenagh, some irregularity had taken place
in the attendance of the turnkeys as sentinels round the
walls, and while two of them with carbines were thus
engaged, two others were sent by the governor to see that
all was right. One of the latter, Robert Purtill, an active
and efficient officer, was challenged by one of the former,
named :stills, who instantly discharged his carbine at him,
and the contents (a ball) entered his breast and passed
out at his back. He continued to suffer front the wound
until Monday evening, when he died. Mills remains in
custody, but it does not appear that he had any ill will
against the deceased. The coroner's jury returned a ver-
dict of " manslaughter " against him.
DEATH OF A SARSFIELD.—Died at Cork, on the 19th
instant, at an advanced age, Simon Count Sarsfield. As
his nearest male relative, he succeeded in the year 18-13
to the title, and part of the property, of Peter Count
Sarsfield, better known as General Sarsfield of the Spa-
nish service. As there have been many incorrect reports
going for the last few years through the newspapers re-
specting the family of General Sarsfield, it may not be
amiss to give the true particulars here. His father,
Patrick Sarsfield, a cadet of the family of Sarsfield of
Johnstown, near Carrigtwohill, in the county of Cork.
was born on the 19th August, 1747. At an early age he
entered the Spanish service, in one of the Irish Brigade
regiments, called the regiment of Ultonia (or Ulster),
and ultimately attained the rank of Colonel. lie inter-
married with the daughter of a brother officer named
Waters (of the Cork family of Waters), and had sole
issue Peter Count Sarsfield, who was by birth a Spanisrd.
Colonel Sarsfield died in the infancy of his son, and about
the same time, or a little before it, the family in Ireland
became impoverished, and sunk into obscurity. The
consequence has been, that no correspondence was ever
attempted, at either side, between General Sarsfield and
his family at home. Tee subject of the present obituary
was born about the same time as General Sarsfield. His
father being unable to support him, he entered the Bri-
tish army as a private soldier, and served as such all
through the Peninsular war. He lost an arm at the siege
of Badajoz, for which he received a pension of one shil-
ling a day, with which, for a period of over thirty years,
he supported himself and a bedridden sister. He died in
very moderate circumstances, General Sarsfield having
left little behind him except his sword and the law.— •vie
had won with it.—Cork Constitution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at T. and H. Littledale and C ' Office, 13, Exchange-
buildings,
416 Mat auritius SUGAR,
Just landed ex Barbara.—Apply to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock,

at the General Sale-room, Oldliall-street,
67 Bags Bengal SU ' , ll faults,
Per John Bull, from tta.—Apply to FRANCIS
THOMPSON, Merchan rto
NICH. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

CERTIFICATES

Tobe granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be shewn

to the contrary on or before May 13

J. Hepworth. Halifax, cotton warp nyer—ti. Hepworth. Ha-
lifax, cotton warp dyer—T. and J. Darby, Birmingham, dry-
salters—J. Walker, Jewry-street, Aldg ,te, builder—H. Craven,
Wakefield, Yorkshire, ail Rochdale. Lancashire, corn miller—
R. Watt, Lime-street, Lcndon, merchant—l'. Hodgson, Harrow,
butcher—J. Willer, Windsor, licensed victualler—J. E. Vardy,
Portsmouth, linendraper.

FROM TIRE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Nightingale and Macicrell. Devizes, wine merrhantz—Nudin
and Creswick, Sheffield. quarymen—E. Millward and W. Perks,
Aston Junction, near Birmingham, gun bar, el manufacturers—
M. M. and S. Bull and L. Coates, Kensington, milliners—Hart,
Walker and Co. Coventry, riband manutacturers—Jones, Son,
and Forster, Bilston, Staffordshire, bankers—Jarvis and Son,
Etham-place and Little Hunter-street. Southwark, rag mer-
chants—Tate and Barringer, Oxford-street, London, cheese -
monger—Kemp and Son, Gouahurst, carpenters—Swann and
Pye, Liverpool. engravers—Lucas, Dewhurst and Co. Biack-
burn, manufacturing chemists—J. Sorrell and J. Spriughall,
Bow, Middlesex, engineers—Aldred and Gee. Manchester,
small ware dealers—Clarke, Sugdcn and Co. Bradford, York-
shire, slate merchants.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

JUVENILE CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE,
4, BOLD-STREET.
FERGUSON, having just returned from London,
v./ • submits the following List of Materials, which he
respectfully recommends to the attention of the Ladies of
Liverpool and its Vicinity :
Fine CRAPE CHECKS,
Fine CHECKED CHALLIES,
Fine Fancy CHECKED GANIBRUONS,
Fancy DIMITIES and FJAVRENTINES,
French PRINTED JACCONETS and CAMBRICS,
LINEN CHECKS-and GINGIIAMS,
MOUSELINE DE LAINES,
Shaded MERINOS and CASHMERES,
SATTEENS and JEANS,
CI RCASSIA.N S, &c.
4, Bold-street, April 26, 1845.

BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
AND 19, PARADISE STREET.

WOKELL, since the Enlargement of his Premises,
• has been enabled to increase his STOCK in every
department to such a degree as to render it one of the
most complete and extensive in the Kingdom. The force
of competition in the present day makes it imperative on
all who are anxious to keep pace with the spirit of the age,
to take every advantage that capital„ancl--experience can
bring to bear ; W. 0., possessin qualifications, has
acted on a more extended s this season that in any
former year, and feels con • ced the cheapness and variety
of each Department of s Stock will be duly appreciated
by all who wish to make their purchases from a warranted
and fashionable Stock of Goods, and at the very lowest
scale of Prices, which, by comparison, will be fully proved.
The STOCK comprises every Article within the pro-
vince of the SILK MERCERY, LINEN DRAPERY,

and HABERDASHERY TRADE; also, a spacious
STRAW BONNET ROOM,
which contains an immense Stock, from the lowest de-
scriptions to the most elegant and fashionable of the day.
THE CARPET DEPARTMENT,
to which one large warehouse is exclusively devoted,
comprises Brussels, Kidderminster, Venetian, Dutch, &c.,
well-seasoned Floor Cloths and Lobby Cloths, Damasks,
Moreen Furniture, Prints, Oil Baizes, Table Coverings,
&c. &c. _ _

The same system is strictly adhered to which has cha-
racterised this establishment since its commencement,
that of selling every article for Cash payments and at
fixed Prices, which in no case can be deviated from.
BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT.
17 & 19, PARADISE- STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

DONCA STER CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 19.

We had a full market of Beasts to-day, and Cows and Calves
rr et with a heavy sale at from .e 8 to .416. A fair show of Sheep
and Pigs; the former were heavy, a.id in the latter small Sows

sold well

DONCASTER CORN MARKET, APRIL 19.
We had a fair so ply of Wheat here le-day, and a good attend-
ance of buyers. There was an improved tone in the demand,
and the market was pretty well cleared at the full currencies of
last Saturday. There was less inquiry for Oats ; seed time
being over, all descriptions were rather heavier. Beans main-
tained old prices, but the trade was not bisk. Very little
Barley offering, but prices unvaried.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 22,

There has been an exceedingly limited business passing in
all articles of the trade during the past week. At to.day's mar-
ket there was a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers in im-
proved condition, and we note no alteration in prices since last
week. Nothing doing in any Other kind of spring corn. Tares
foe pre ,sed on the market. Rapeseed exceedingly difficult to
sell. Rape Cakes offering more plentifully. Linseed and Lin-
seed Cakes are in improved demand. Guano is offering on
somewhat lower terms, and meets fair sale. Bones are rather
lower.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

J. AYSHFORD, CO

Qialiw CiasE
per register ; s
conveyan

i A 1 at I

marka

.;.inS7tlts' an

nmodatior

is, and ha,

rinss,rfr

or passag

for passengers.—k
Messrs. BARTON, TRIk,..-and HIGGINSON, or to
W. . MOORE and BROTHER,

tched on the
For MAURITIUS
Liverpool-built Barque,
WOODSTOCK,

4, India Buildings

be den

The fine

sth May,

Classed at Lloyd's A 1 twe s ; 300 tons
:r, and coppered ; sail markably fast ; pre-
igible opportunity goods, and has excellent
sse rs.—For terms of freigl tor
ARTON, IRLAII, and HIGGIN-

per regist

cents an e.

accommod

passage apply to Mes"

-"C

MOORE and BROTHER, 4, India B

For BOMBAY,
ne Liverpool built
CHARLOTTE,

J. W. ICARTER, Commander ;
Classed at Lloyd's A 1 twelve years ; 535 ns per regis-
ter, and coppered ; sails remarks ast ; resents an
eligible conveyance for goods, has superior accom-
modations for passengers. or terms of freight or pas-
to Messrs. ARTONT, IRLAM, and HIGGIII-
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER,
I. India Buildings.

(ZaN.

SON, or to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

Boys' CAPS in almost endless variety.
SPRING FASHIONS.
MRS. UP7'ON'S, 45, BERRY-STREET,
(ONE DOOR FROM DUKE-STREET,)

FANCY MILLINERY, LACE, RI BBON, FLOWERS,

HOSIERY, AND GLOVE ESTABLISHMENT.
Air RS. UPTON, having been soliaitedlifber numerous
Patronisers to enter into,tWFancy Millinery Busi-
ness, and, having RE M OVYrn to those extensive Premises
lately occupied by Mr. EDGAR, Piano-forte Dealer, which
Premises enabling her to open a complete Department for

FANCY MILLINERY,
LACE, RIBBONS, FLOWERS,

WORKED COLLARS,NETS,HOSIERY, GLOVES,

&c. '&c.

Mrs. 'UPTON begs to announce that on THURSDAY
next, the Tst of May, the Alterations will be completed,
and the Premises and Goods opened for Public Lbspection,
when Mrs. Upton begs to solicit the attendance of the
Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity ; and, as nothing
shall be wanting on her part, she hopes to merit a share of
public patronage.
Mr. EDGAR, Piano-forte Dealer, has Removed to the
next House, corner of Upper Duke-street.

MAGNIFICENT SUMMER DRESS SILKS,
SATINS, SATIN TURCS, CASHMERES, DE

LAINES, BARE GE, BALZARINES,

FRENCH AND ENGLISH MUSLINS, SHAWLS,
SCARFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS,

FOREIGN SC BRITISH.LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
PARASOLS, FLOWERS, Src.,
58. BO L D - ST ali}ET7" -58.
j LANGDALE most refrectfully returns his sincere
0 • thanks to the Lajlit(s of Liverpool and Cheshire,
who have so liberallvpatronised his Establishment ; and
begs to inform them that his Stock, calculated for the
Summer, surpasses in extent, taste, novelty, fashion, and
cheapness, all former Collections. Every Article war-
ranted of the best manufacture.

April 26th, 1845.
N.B.—Milliners are requested to inspect the Bonnets,
Silks, Ribbons, &c., &c.

WOOLLEN GOODS

Wand T. MORRIS are desirous of calling the at-
• tention of their Friends to their present Stock,
which is now complete, and contains every variety in
Fancy WAISTCOATINGS and TROUSERINGS, both
English and Foreign Manufacture, suitable for the season.
In consequence of the extssive-Odition to their Pre-
mises, completed last WaWr, W. and T. M. have been
enabled to lay in a mue,Karger Spring Stock than hereto-
fore ; and they have..do hesitation in stating that no house
in England can show a more extensive, superior, or
cheaper Stock of Woollens.
The attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS is especially in-
vited, as, in addition to being accommodated with their
own lengths, they can select from as large a Stock as any
in England, at a small commission on, and frequently
below, the Manufacturer's price.
80, LORD-STREET.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

other information from the

J. CAnDEN, 1, Park

TREAS

CO3dMI

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ens, Dale-strl

Russell-
ve, Mar

reet, or the fol-

Committee :

Coffee-house

Great Charlotte• street

ick Hotel, Hanover-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB

Under the Patronage of Her Most Gracious Majesty
Queen Victoria.

Vice-Patron—The Rt. Hon. Lord Francis Egerton, M.P.
Commodore—J. Grindrod, Esq.
_ .

Captain—John Holt, Esq

Treasurer—S: Taylor, Esq.

LIST OF YACHTS, 1845

Yacht's
Name.

Where
Owner's Name. belonging.. Rig. Tons

Joseph Weld. Esq. Cowes cutter 193
distinguishing flap red and blue, horizontal
Belvidere Lord A. Paget London cutter 25
blue and white, horizontal
Black Bess G. M. Corsellis, Esq Kingston cutter 20
red and blue, horizontal
Thos. Birchall, Esq. Liverpool cutter 25

Alarm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

MILLINERY BONNETS

MRS. MORRIS, 16, BOLD-STREET. respectfully
informs the Ladies and Visitors of Liverpool that
her extensive Stock of Drawn - SILK, CHIP, RICE,
DUNSTABLE, and FANCY STRAWS, with every
other description of
„I:orgies' and Children's BONNETS,
will be ready for Inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the
29th instant.

FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c

TO THE LADIES

MILLINERY

FRENCH STAY, STRAW BONNET,

" AND DRESS ESTABLISHMENT,
122, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE COLQUITT-STREET.

MESDAMES MlLLWARD—respectfully announce
to the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity that
Miss E. MELLWARD has returned from the acknowledged
sources of London and Parisian Fashions with the various
and most splendid NOVELTIES in each Department
ew lep of LADIES DRESS, a r6priate to the Season for which
she has particularly cted them, in great variety.
The Snow R ets will be open for the Season on
THURSDAY ne , the Ist May, to which she respectfully
invites their attention.

Mesdames M. directs the attention of Ladies to their
Improved System of Staymaking, which combines an ele-
gant fit with the removal of the injurious pressure so justly
complained of by the Faculty.

VrESDAMES SMEDLEY and WALLWORK,
LVI grateful for the patronage so kindly conferred upon
them during previous years, and particularly since the
opening of their present establishment, beg respectfully to
acquaint the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity with
Miss SMEDLEY'S return fpm London, where she has
selected an elegant Astortment of MILLINERY,
STRAW, and FANCY GOODS, of the most fashionable
designs, suitablerfor the present season, and will be ready
for inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant.
31, ST. ANNE-STREET, opposite Trinity Church.