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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

ing of the first day. The third d
was not the party for
keeper. The ashes on the estate are gener
The oaks are injured, but ”--` a cow
The ashes are sickly to the ext tof r
oaks of a quarter. The best 't c
towards Muspratt's.

) a consul

woods before on t:
manager at Lord Hatt.
Re-examin'ed by Serg,
pays great attention to hi,
for two-and-a-half under
smoke would destroy in-
sufficiently strong.
Wm. Heudersor

URPHY

ss or Hain on

formerly foreman to Mr. Skirl
near Birkenhead. Made a sure
the same day as the last wituesse

ing. Is noc
y of pleintfl

een in the -woods to

I son and we

ss.examined by Mr. M

,sties and a'n

healthy, with the ekceptiout
Re-examined to explain.
Henry White, examined t
agent, valuer, and survey°

Mr. PA sn LET.-
at Warrington,
gent to the late Mr. Aston, of Aston Hall, frc
1840. Has since been extensively employed in
and is surveyor of farms for the'South Lancash
South Cheshire Agricultural Associations, an(
it hes. Deposed to making a survey of the

August, accompanied the
Mr. Woobert. His evid

attributing much of. the

ned of

drainage. transplanting, &
over coal formations good fo

• Does not corsid
wood. Did not find

estate a greater number of

ave expec

drainage, &c., ar.d from natural

this witness was s

o that of the pr,

ured tt

but other breeds n7ov
The Veal trade was

THE LICENSING SYSTEM
The able Secretary of the Lieen,:ed
elation, Mr. Thomas R
" Address to the Magistt

of Liven

corning

,censing session." which contains

deserving of more than ephetnei
own opinions on the policy of

1H Tuft

• 0 ---
a'ready inordinate number of tic
well known. The cases
tion should be made fro
new licenses until the e

which any

►e suburbs v

re additic

tiowiandson supplies t

with very fort

nature, and on

to publip morality'to support
In the first place—and the
to the means afforded of indu

ting drinks is a most important
Mr. Rowlandson shows us that

cognizlble by
abundant tbai

Where t

iolit an d

, waere

vendors of eseit=ible liquors v
bitants, the persons taken i
was 1 in SIL ; in Liverpool, where tt,.
beer-shops were as 1 to every 116 inbat
ber taken into custody was 1 in 16; in C
bers were respectively 1 to 143
as the proportion of crime:
were 1 to 30-1 inhabitants, and 1 in 7

as 1 to e

undue drini

the Bir

%111 Fest

DR. M

was very wet. He

hom a sod was cut by the game.

been wood-

e if it wal

rid was
1827 to

re and tie

and steward
!ar to theirs

to bad
'er land

cn the

than he

Woobert

He pointed
e than 50 lame

.e some of them

,t out to him

y previous

Asso-
ssued an

on the forth

argumtnts founded upon them, well
'--.. Our

away into

s of advantage

of criminal habits

y 266 inba

ato custody for variclusoffeuces

ts„the num-

1, 1846
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

BIRKENHEAD,

leighing on quay, and
house, at 3d. per bale

stowing in Ware
—(No loading or

lighting)
Cartage to Warehouse, None
Mending, canvas and twine, say in good
order, 4d. per bale
Warehouse rent, 6 months, at ad. per bale
_ per week

e-weighing in Warehouse and delivering,
lid. per bale

Rethoving weights and scales
Fire Insurance (at ss. prem., duty Is. 6d.),
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

BANKS, &

I2ilLiverpoc
1 Ir Mtto
14, Ditto I
Ditto C
Soo Ditto R
10 Ditto Uni

Liverpool Fir(
I Ditto

Steci.!llJalc V 1 ctcr Wor

I,itigtur

looidoaf

100 INe

Ditto, quartc

0 Pacific Steam Company
- Pilbrow's Atmospheric

IF.team Tug Col

Prices marked thus

are at a discount

S.—Denotes scrip Shares eared in Ur R
which a Special Settling Day is, or will be. nal
R —Denotes Shares caged in for kt gis'ratir.
Special Settling Day will be named in this Lis,

13trti)5, Illaritagrs alit Dcatbo

BIRTHS

On the 25tivultimn, at York-place. Edinburgh, the lion. I
CHARLES ST. CL-113., i f a .taughte
Same day. in Eaton-place, Len
STONE, R.N., M P.. of a (tat

a, the wife of Captain GLAD.

Same day, at surrey-street
LOUGHBY ItAIAIONUI, of a sor
Same day. at Camden terrace
MACDONALD. of a daughter.

JAME!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Atm: 27

Both Beef and Muttcn commanded higher prices than the pre.
ceding week. Beef, 448. to 535. per cwt,, off sink ; mutton, 6d.
to 6d., find Veal, 6icl. per lb. All were sold early, from the in-
creased demand. For the la,t twenty-five years it has not been
known that the prices of butcher's meat—Beef and Mutton—
have increased during the latter end of Aue,ust, indeed virtually
eptember markets The Vrices of all kinds of meat are extra.
vagantly high; so much for increased consumption by labour-
ers, &c., on railways and public works. The demand continues
very brisk for fork, at 435. to 445. per cwt. • in fact, every kind
of pig is eagerly bought up—the small for fattening, and the fat
for export.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

NERVOUSNESS CURED,

GIVEN AWAY, Pour Chapters on the History and
Physiology of Nervous Complaints, and on the New Dis-
coveries and peculiar Treatment by w they may be com-
pletely and permanently removed. w. as much certainty as
other diseases, by the ordinary m s. By P. MACDONELL,
M.D., (late President of the •al Physical Society of Edin-
burgh.) With an AppendiCases and Testimonials.
The Pamphlet will b anked to any address on receipt of
two Postage Stamp.
" The simple that the topics treated in this little work
have constituted the legitimate study of the writer, (who, be-
sides being a legally qualified medical man of 30 years' expe-
rience, has occupied the president's chair in one of the first
Scientific Institutions in Europe.) is of itself n sufficient re-
commendation to the sober and thoughtful perusal of all who
feel interested (and who does not ?) in the new and startling
truths it enunciates; at the same time that it furnishes internal
evidence c-editably to distinguish its talented author from the
snob of ignorant and unonalified pretenders."—Chronicle.
ADDRESS.—Dr. MACDONELL, 7, Northumberland-street,
Trafalgar-square, London.
NOTICE.—For the convenience of Country Patients, Dr.
MACDONELL is professionally represented in Liverpool by Mr.
BARNETT, who may be Consulted, on the rationale of
Dr. M.'s treatment, daily, (Tuesdays excepted.) at 54, Bedford-
street North, Abercromby-square, and every TUESDAY, at 34,
Quay-street, Manchester.

No Consultation Fee

PUBLIC-HOUSE AND SPIRIT VAULTS.
TO be LET, an excellent corner HOUSE in the
above Business, in one of the best tions in Liverpool ;
the House is well-accustomed, a le most satisfactory rea-
sons can be given for the sent Proprietor leaving. In-
coming, .el5O. Rent, . Also, a considerable number of

PUBLIC-HOUSES4arcarious incomings,) ALE and PORTER'
VAULT, SHOPS, Sze &c.

For particulars apply to EDWARD JONES, Estate Agent, &c
at the Office, 64, Richmond-row, near Christian-street.
- • (One interest

TO be LET or SOLD, a compact FAMILY HOUSE.
situated in Huskisson-street, comprising a large Dining-
room, Parlour, Drawing-room. Library, or Breakfast-room,
Four excellent Bedrooms with Dressing-rooms, and Three

prior Kitchens, witl ev iventence necessary for a
,ectable Family.

For particulari;esier—permission to view, apply to Mr
PHILLIPS, 99, Lor -street.

Eitstiratirc

4aotirrs

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
27, CORNHILL, LONDON.
CAPITAL, £500,000.
• EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

Canada West. in. her S's
THOMAS LANGTON, Esc

en the
second son o

41st ultimo, at M
Mr. D. TI

r, DANIE(

'CeeCed in hit
is, born 260 i

On the 2,nd ultimo, at Hol)rcod.p
74th year. the E. 41 of STRATHMORI
titles by his grandson Thomas Ger rgr
September, 1822, late of the Ist Lite
Thomas Lyon Howes, Earl of Strat
Viscount Lyon and Lord Glamis, Tannadyt,..
Stradictie, in the peerage of Scotland, was born on the
May, 1773. and succeeded to the family honours on the
July. 18 0. Nis lordship was thrice married ; first, i
Mary Elizabeth Louisa Rodney, only daughter ar
George Carpent. r. Esq , of Redsourtie, Fleas, who
dii
secondly, in 1812, to Eliza. ..allter of the late Colot
cote; and, thirdly, after Lc, L.ath in 1817, to Marian,
ter of John Cheape, Esq.. and widr,w of it Alex. Carrirbed.
Ofdkinglass. By the first marriage his lordship had issue a sem
and daughter. The former, Thomas George Lord Glamis,
married in 1820, Charlotte. daughter of Char/es Grit stead, Esq.,
and died in -faun ry, 1814. leaving issue two sons and ones
daughter. the eldest of whom. Ti omas George, a lieutenant in
the Ist Lite Guards, succeeds hi. grandiathe
Satre day, IiEKE,4OItI) COLVILLE. sec
JOHN DOWNA LI., Incumbent of St George's Chrirct
minster, and nephew of Thomas Lockwood, Esq. surgeos,

Lord C

1 son cf the Rev-

Liverpool. _
Same day. aged 22 years, ELIZABETH HARRISON, wife all
Mr. ARTHUR GIIINDROD, and ont-
Joseph Milnes, of London; red or
JO -L1)11, inta,,t son of the ore

y cruet

and on the 26th u

7
surgeon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

MISDEMEANOURS

James Lyon, a ged2l, -w-t;s-e-hare:d..ith stealing a lease.
on the 4th of July. It appeared that the prisoner was at
the house of Mr. WGlade, N“. 7, Arley-street, Liver-
pool, inspecting a lease granted by the prhoner to the
prosecutor. wt,en he suddenly trok it off the table, rolled
it cp, and ran away with it. Tne prisoner was appre-
hended soon afterwards, but the lease had never been re-
covt red, Guilty.—His lordship said judgment would be

suspended until next assizes, unless in the interim the
prisoner gave up the lease, or, in case it was destroyed,
granted a new one on the same terms.
George Speers, aged 38, was charged with having wil-
fully subscribe' a false declaration, stating that he was the
owner of certain goods pledged, and that he had lost the
ticket, which statement was untrue. It appeared that an
acquaintance of the prisoner, named George Jones, em-
ploved him to pledge his watch, which he did at the shop
of Mr. Cohan, Oldhall street, for 10s. He then gave the
ticket and money to Jones; and, a few days afterwards,
Jones, who was dropsical, was compelled to go to the
hospital. When he came out he mtt the prisoner, who
told him that he had fetched the watch out by means of a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

,o, AgTlll6ll

Same ilay. in hi, 4;th 3 car, Mr. WILLIAM TOOL, for r
years foreman sm.th to Mr. Briscoe

Islington

Same day, aged 15 months,
•GION, st,:tioner, M
Same day. at Ikt stun super
HENRY MYERS, ut t
this county.

On the Vrd ultimo
wright, of Star.lcy-crl
square.
Same dry, seed 77

cent, Boa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01

TO cuI{ESPO: •E NT.;.

If "An old admirer of the STANDARD" will make his question
Wii!,,-I,2avour t•)aoswu
a Utile preci,e,
We hay, h ',ever l c r:ti of t!.L• inalcntion of
Omnibus conductors. T.M. says that havimr ho•Aed by the
eight o'clock Omnihus to Bootle, and presnited himself at
that hour, he is told that it is fail. We would advi,e in such
cases that the t-rgrieve I party take some other conveyance—
and as the onus NT'1,11:1 legally fall on the thnniiats ploprie.or
—the cause of comp!ainU would s• on he remedied.

We have received another excellent letter from Mr. Harhord.
on san:Aory matters, which, however, the pre-sure of assize
matter in our co:umns has shut out. Next week it shall ap-
pear. We are sorr✓, for the sake of the pu:)lic• that a commu-
nication from the first genteman who spoke out upon the
subjnt of sanitary precautions in tais town, and spoke so
auly, shou]d be shelved. for however sly,it a perioc.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

BIBLE DEPOSITORY,

AND
DEPOT FOR'THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

AND
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS.

JOHN WALKER,
97, BOLD-STREET,
NEAR ST. LUKE'S CHURCH,
DEGS to announce that he is appointed SOLE
B
AGENT in Liverpool for the
FREE BIBLE PRESS COMPANY,
of which the Rev. ADAM Timm PSON, D.D., is Secretary, and
will supply these already astonishingly-cheap Books to Sunday
Schools, Ministers, and Societies, a ices lower than have yet
been offered.
The Trade supp • at the Wholesale Prices.
J. W. also begs to attention to the following as well
adapted for Christmeli Presents and New Year's Gifts :
Illustrated Waflis in Poetry and Science.
Religious Publications. •
Narrlitives4 Travel and Adventure., i • . • •
Jul-dine Works of Amusement anctinitruction, &c 4. Ot•
Bggster's and the Oxford and Catnbridge Biblus Prayer
Books, Scotch Psalm Book; Watts', Wesley's, Congrepitipnal,
taruloßaptist Selection of•I/ytrins,' in every variety of Binding,
, safforgi wit selection equal.tQ tiny instown. 4 •
Jp4rfceixed, price 65., Vo4 Irof Alison's History of Europe,
Second Edition. t . 'r • -
• sDeckkber 22, 1816.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

LIFE BRANCH

Extract from Rates of Premiums for the Whole of Life
s. d. e. d
Me. With Profits

Without Profits

1 19 7
2 4 10
2 11. 0
2 18 6
3 8 6
4 • 1 7

2 16 2.
3 4 1.
3 14 6.
4 8 3,

The Company likewise assure Lives.
For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE OF LIFE

The Premium to

on any other eontingencif
The important a

Is may be

tapes offered by the C

rapgny in the Life

Branch will

include the Allowing,iiz

THE GUARANTEE OF A N AMPLE CAPITAL AND
OF THE ASSURED FROM LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
MODERATE PREMIUMS.—Avoiding, on the one hand, an UN-
NECESSARILY 111011 RATE OF PAYMENT BY THE ASSURED,

XENIPTION

',OIK INADE-

LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE ASSURED,
amounting to TWO-THIRDS of its net amount, which may be
applied at the option of the partyeffeqing the Assurance.

By an immediate pa.

nei!t of the it!n! so apportioned;

2d.—By an equivalenti•eduction of the future in:entiums ; or
3d.—By an equivalent increase of the sum assured.
SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT.
PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS.
RESIDENCE IN ANY PART OF EUROPE allowed without any
additional charge.
POLICIES LAPSED BY NON-PAYMENT OF THE PREMIUM,
may be renewed within three months, by paying the premium
with a fine of 10s. per cent., on the production of evidence to the
satisfaction of the Directcrs of the good state of health of the
Life Assured.

The Company• will always be prepared to PURCHASE the Po-
Limas of this Office at their EQUITABLE VALUE.
Assurances may be effected when needed with the UTMOST
SECRECY AND DESPATCH.

No ENTRANCE MONEY, nor any charge except for the Policy
Stamp.

The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors.
__PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
_

N.B. The Directors are willing to receive applications'from
Persons of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY,
to undertake AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lancas-
ter, Cumberland, Chester, and elsewhere, it being their deter-
mination only to appoint Agents possessing those qualifications.

Policies failing die at CHRISTMAS, should be renewed on or
before the 9t'h of January next.
December 18, 1846.

The followin

EdWard Billyse
Thomas Warburton
John Matthews 4, Paradise-street
George Houghton Stamp-office.
Samuel Brittain, jun Solicitor.
Ducker and Bayne Eastgate-row.
Knutsford William Taylor Ironmonger.
Lancaster Yeats Welch lO, Penny-street.
Low-hill James Wenslev Gloucester-place.
Manchester Houghland & Leese.. 51, King-street.
Do. G. V. Rider 100, King-street.
Macclesfield John May Solicitor.
Northwich George Beckett Draper.
Old Swan $r Stanley Samuel Sncade Tea Dealer.
Orwskirk Robert Wareing .... Solicitor.

durllem
Bolton ..
Blackburn
Chorley
Chester ..
Do.

Combenneie Abbey

Preacot Edward Brown
Rochdale Matthew Weston
Seacombe Hugh Banner Fatate Agent
Tarporley William Aston Grocer & Tea Dealer
Torteth-park Joseph Harrison .. .4, St. James's-place
Ulveraton T. Pearson Postlethwaitc.. Solicitor.
Wigan Woodcock, Part, and Scott.. Eolicitors.

Market-place,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

PORTUGAL

Advices were received in London yesterday to the 17th
instant, from Lisbop. Oporto was in possession of the
The Duke of Terceira was still incarcerated.

insurgents

THE LARGEST AND MOST POWERFUL ENGINE EVES
BUILT.—An engineer in South Wales has constructed a
locomotive with eight wheels, all connected. The mon-
ster both in apearance and power climbs up inclines very
unfavourable, with loads that entirely baffle engines of
any other construction.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY, 2Sth DEcamasn.—Wind S., light,

ARRIVED.—Mason, Upshur, from New York— Rockshire,
Evans, Quebee—Clementina, Symonds, St. Michaers--Rob.the-
Ranter, from Sicily, and Farmer's Lass, from London.
SAILED.—Union Cosmostellano. Ferret's. for Cadiz—Katinka.
Casely, Azores—Russia, Preble, Philadelphia—Astrucan, Ford,
and Yucatan. Caseley, New Orleans—Dora, Quick, St. Michaels
—Chatham, Ballantine, Hong Kong—Grou\'ille, Touzel, Rio
Grande—Woodpecker, Williams, Jamaica—Mose, —, Africa—
Rattlesnake. Stauford, Trieste—and New World, Skiddy, New
York.

T. W. Sears, Eldridge, from New York at this port; sailed 4th
December.

Elizabeth Hughes, Mullen, from Havana, and Viredia, Wood-
ruffe. from Miramichi at Cove. •
Henry Winch, from Valparaiso off Mumbles.
Guicechan, Phillips, hence at Bombay id Nov.

Blair, Newby, hence at Bombay 13th Nov.
Bella Marina, Wood, sailed from Bombay Ist Nov.; Hindos-
tan, Lamb, 3d, and Calder, Campbell, 7th Nov., all for this port,
and Inglewood, Smith, 10th Nov., for China.
Earl of Lonsdale, Peel, hence at Calcutta 2th Oct.
Anna Henderson, Cole, and Athol, Lang, hence at Calcutta
29th Oct.

Robert Pulsford, Hoodless, and Duchess of Clarence, Birch,
hence at Calcutta Ist Nov.
Amoza, henbe at Hong Kong :4th October.
Sanderson, hence at Hong Kong 28th Oct.
Bonanza, -, hence at Lima.
Helena, sailed from Shanghae for Manilla I3th Sept., and Li-
therland, for Cork, 25th Sept.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC

The market closed on Thursday last (Saturday being a 1;oli-
day) with an improved tone and an advanced price; and this
morning the attendance of buyers was very considerable, about
12,C00 to 15,000 bales having been sold at very full prices ; many
say it is quite as high as this day fortnight—(the excited day o.
45,0110 bales ;)—however the tone is very firm, and cotton not
freely shown.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

Same day, at Denbigh, Mr. M. ROBERTS
MARY, daughter of Mr,T. EVANS, Stamp-office, Der

On the 23rd instant, at the 14
by Mr. B. C. Young, J ABE 2
ERS, of this town, to ELIZA, only daughter
MAN, Little Addington, Northamptonshire.
Same day, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. R. Davies. M.A
Mr. WM. JONES, of Abergele, in the county of Denbigh. ser-
jeant of p-lice, to JANE, daughter of Mr. ROBERT EVANS,
timber-merchant, and niece to Mr. Edwards, of Duke-street, in

second son of N

dr. R. BATE

A. HEWITT,
ughter of Mr.

h. Mr. NV

this town.
On the 24th inst., at St. Philip's Ct
painter, Manchester, to Mies FURNESS,
John Fulness, of this tow-
Same day, at St. Mary
John Stewart, JOHN SM
to ELEANOR. daugnter of the late Mr.W. I
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by th
Mr. ALFRED WOOLLETT to
_ELLEN
Mr. H. BRAPSHAW. of B(
Same day, at St. ;Philiy
to AGNES, youngest daug
Same day,' at St. Nicholas' Church,
THOMAS PARTINGTON to SARAH FI FIELD
Same day, at Glasgow, Mr. W. H. REEVES,
Royal, Edinburgh, to Miss JANE WEBSTER, of the Theatre-
Royal, Glasgow.
Same day. at the Parish Church of Prestwich, by the Rev. C.
Forshaw, incumbent of Altcar, Mr. C. F. SARGENT, of this
town, to HANNAH, eldest daughter of THOMAS WALTON,
Esq., Whitefield, late of Bolton.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church. Hardmamstreet, by the Rev.
Mr. Burton. Mr. THOMAS PARKINSON, engineer, to Misa
MARY ROBERTS, of th's town.
Same day. at St. John's Church, Manchester, by the Rev.
Wm. Read, Mr. G. H. GOODA LL, of this town, to MARY, the
only daughter of THOMAS GRICE, Esq., of Ardwick, near
Manchester

3, West 1

Rev. C. H. Burton,
ughter of. the late

Mr. JOSEPH DUTTON
JOHN YATES, painter.

ev. T. Walton,

the Theatre•

On the 2ah Instant, at St. David's Ch
Hughes, Mr. JOHN PHILLIPS to Mrs
both of this town.

arch, by the Rev. W

MARL' EDWARDS

Same day, at St. Philip's Church,
PERRIS, joiner, to Miss JEMIMA' Ccnn
Same day. at St. Philip's Church, Hartli
Mr. Burton, Mr. THOMAS NNILLIAMS to N
SON. •
Same day, at St. Peter's Church, BENJAMIN MARTIN to
ELLEN LEE, both of this town.
Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr.
OWEN OWENS to Miss MARGARET LEWIS, both of this
town.

both of this town

street, by the Rev.
JANE DAVI-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

to announce that th

t-Re Capital of the Company

eligible offices in the kingdom, with respect to the advantal
offered to the Public.

FIRE INSURANCES
Will he effected at moderate rates of premium. The Cor

having the advantage of a resident -Directory, will he enlibled
to distinguish itself by its promptness in the Settlement of
Claims.
No Charge made for the Policy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. Onid. THOMAS
OVER to ANN, third daughter of Mr. 0. HUGHES, late of Car-
narvon.

On the 27th instant, at St. David's Chard
Hughes. Mr. SAMUEL HEWITT to Miss AN
both of this town.

), by the Rev. W.
N MOLYNEUZ,

DIED

Lately, at Christchurch. Poole, as..
'BYRES. Deceased's daughter, who attended be,
illness, is 82.
Lately, at aldington-house, Gloucestershire, aged 90, Lady
READS, widow of Sir John Reade, Bart., of Shipton Court,
Oxfordshire.
Lately, at Wollaston, near Stourbel-
- of Mr. G. WILLIAMS. "
of eiezliteen years, and had th.
of whom survive her tier hum,
all her faculties until her death, wh.
but from the decay of nature.
On the I:,th of April, at Calcutta, of cholera, aged ..
GEORGE KINGSLEY CAREY, only son of the late Lewis
Carey, lieutenant of the 67th Regiment of Foe
On the 17th of September, on his voyage hon
Captain D. C. AIRTH, of the barque Airey, ol this port, sk
law of Mr. W. C. Wilkinson, clerk of St. George's Church
On the 28th of September, at his residence, near Revel
78. the Russian Admiral Von KRUSENSTERN. Decease
brought up in the British navy, having served his time or
the Thetis, commanded by Captain the 14-
mi a) Sir A Cochrane.
On the ir,th ultimo, at Trini
MING, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Anthony C0rn.,...
leaving a widow and two children to mourn their early
On the 28th ultimo. at Madeira, aged 30, JAQUES WAITE
DICKSON, of this town, youngest son of William Dickson, Esq.,
of Beethom, Westmoreland. . .

'ed iO4. Mrs. MARGARET

in her last

zed 100. MARY,

sed was married at the age
daughters and one son, ail
died in 1812 She enjoye&
h resulted, not from disease,

ne from Calcutt

afterwards Ad-

dad, aged 21, MICITAEL CIIM

On the 16th instant, aged 84, MARGARET, relict
Rev. J.. 1. ZW ILCH EN BA RT, of Kilehherv•
Zwilchenhart, Esq.. of Aigburth.
Same day, at Douglas, Ise.. _
THOMAS, FAGAN. upwards of n
Messrs. Henderson, Seller, and Co.
On the 20th instant, after sixteer
LOWTHER, aged s 7; and on the 2
sickness, JOHN HENRY, aged 25,
JAMES JOHNSTON. 17, Heath-s 1
Both were carried off by that scou
pulmonary consumption.
Same day, in this town, aged 42. Mr. JOSEPH BROCKLE.
BANK, third son cf the late Mr. J. Brocklebank, of Whitbeck,
Cumberland.
Some day, aged 71. Mr. WM. WHITTLE, of Toxteth-park,
formerly of Halton. Cheshire.
Same day, at Brixton-hill, aged 74. Mr. JAS. CALDER; for
many years a proprietor of The Globe, and a member of the
British Press for more than half a cent,,,,,

of Man, at an advanced

warehouseman t,

of this town

ness, JOSEPH

(ter ten a

reet, Myrtle-street Soutt

:a of the human famHy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

:t Egremont, in his 50th year, Mr.

On the 21st instant
SAMUEL LENOX. of this towt

Same day, aged 93, Mts. JANE TROMPS()
scarcely ever bad a day's illness; had
sound, and retaine i her mental
On the 22nd instant. nt London, :NA... _ _
CLARK, Erg., M.D., K.H., of I.,peddock, near Dumfries.
Sarre day,. aged 3", Mr. HENRY RAWLINSON, plumber and
glazier, Copperas-hill.
Same day, at Brighton. Mrs. MACAULAY, wife of the Rev,
S. H. Macaulay, rector of Ilodnet, and sister of the late Regi-
nald Heber, Lord Bishop of Calcutta.
Same day, at Rcssall-hall, in this county, aged 3 months,.
BASIL JOHN SPENCE, only stn of the Rev. Dr. WOOLLEY.
Same day. at the residence of his father, at Birkenhead, aged
18, JOHN THOMAS, son of Mr. T. MARK.
Same day, aged 39, Mr. THOMAS PENNINGTON.
Same day, aged IS, ELIZABETH, eldest daughte, of the late
Capt. JOSEPH WILSON, of Upper Pitt-street.
Same day,'of consumption, in her 28th year, MARY ANN,.
third daughter of Mr. RICHARD D. RYDER, printer, of this
town; also, on the 17th Instant, at York, of apoplexy, aged 2
years and 3 months, FRANK FRANKLIN, second surviving
son of Mr. W. D. RYDER, printer, Montreal, Canada, late of
this town, and grandson of the above.
Same day, aged 59, Mr. JOHN CHRISTIAN. for many years
coachman to the late Col. Stewart. of Marina, Isle of Man.
On the 23rd instant, aged 29, JANE, youngest daughter of
Mr. J. SHEPHERD, tobacco-manufacturer.
Same day, in Soho•street, in her 75th year, ELIZABETH
wife of Mr. EDWARD PILCHKR.
Same day, MARY, relict Of Mr. JOHN LEATHER.
Same day, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN BRII.
Jubilee street, Everton.
Same day, aged one year, WILLIAM HENRY, only son
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Erg , ilamilton.squarc, Birkenhead
Same day. HARRIET OAKDEN, infant daughter of Mr. W
A. MASSEY, late of Clarence-street, Everton.

her teeth perfectly

!ties to the last

t of the late J

)DON, of

Same day, at her resider
BET, relict of the late Capt
Same day. suddenly, in t
lamented, ANNA, relict c
this town.
On the 34th Instant, aged
Same day, SAMUEL Or

,Y lIIAMS, of

Orme, Esq.
On the 25th instant,
JOHN H. RA.YNEtt, Esq

Same day, suddetly, aged CI
On the 26th inst at his re
GEORGE GREEN, Esq.
. Same day. THOM AS GIBS
Mr. Richard Richardson,jon.
two days.

tea, Aigburti,

On the 27thrinstab
LIP CRELLIN, snilmaker, rem), ctc.l by all who kgew her
Same day, aged 6 )ears and g monti.s, JANE, eldest daneht
of FRANCL agd MARTHA WOOD, of the Tiger inn, Dale-
street.

MARGARET. %vie of Mr. PM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 28

The supply of stock at our market to-day has been smaller
than of late, and with a numerous attendance of customers, the
whole, or nearly so, met with a quick sale at a shade of advance
in price from our last statement. Beef Sid. to 6id. per lb.;
Mutton 64d. to 6id.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

PRELIMINARY TRIALS

France.—From Alexandria to Marseilles, 190 hours ;
from Marseilles to London, 85 hours—total, 275 hours.
Germany.—From Alexandria to Trieste, 156 hours ;
from irieste to London, 991 hours—total, 2551 hours.

FIRST TRIAL TRIP.
France.—From Alexandria to Marseilles, 196 hours
from Marseilles to London, 79 hours—total, 275 hours.
Germany.—From Alexandria to Trieste, 130 hours
from Trieste to London, 107 hours—total, 237 hours.

SECOND TRIAL TRIP.
France.—From Alexandria to Marseilles, 152 hours
from Marseilles to London, 774 hours—total, 229& hours
Germany.—From Alexandria to Trieste, 133 hours
from Trieste to London, 12Q hours—total, 2534 hours.

THIRD TRIAL TRIP.
France —From Alexandria to Marseilles, and from
Marseilles to London, 2-16 hours.
Germany.—From Alexandria to Trieste, 156 hours ;
from Trieste to London, 97 hours—total, 253 hours.
Totils of the above trips.—France, 1,0251 hours; Ger-
many, 9991 hours.
The average gives, for one journey, 250 hours on the
French, and 249/ on the German line; and if the pre-
liminary trips are excluded, 250 1-6 for the first, and
247 5.6 for the second. If it be further considered that
the Ariel sailed twelve knots an hour, and the Ardent
seldom upwards of ten, and very often only three knots,
—which will be taken into due consideration by those
acquainted with the subject—as the object is not a com-
petition between two wholly unequal vessels, the superi-
ority of the German route cannot remain doubtful another
moment ; and every German heart will rejoice that it is a
general co-operation for so noble an object which hoists
the standard of Germany and enables it to float on high
in this hard contest, whilst the constantly increasing
force of the well-exercised disputants promises a certain
wistory,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

FROM THE REV

JOHN MURPHY

Dated Glebe House, Bantu, Dec. 16th, 1846.
"You can scarcely form an idea of the state we are in here,—
crowds of starving people knocking at the door at all hours
with tears running down their faces. At this moment a woman
is at my window, saying that her son ( a fine boy) has died of
starvation. For two months I have been giving soup to twenty
families, but if I had a large boiler and a supply of Indian
meal, I could supply a hundred families near me, who are in
great want."

FROM THE REV. RICHARD WRIGHT, ADRIGOOL PARSONAGE,
KILCASKIN PARISH, CASTLETOWN BEREIIAVEN.
Nov. lith, 1846.

" I really do not know how the poor people exist this fort-
night past. No work going on in all this parish, and large
families without food or money, and no one having means to
relieve their poor neighbours as formerly.
"The people are trying to live on a meal a day of cabbage or
sea weed."

FROM THE SAME

November 30th

"The people are in the most 6ieVciis state of hunger and
destitution,. and many in consequence are falling sick, and as
many coming for medicine as for food. Many poor farmers
are starving as much as the labourers. Their pigs are sold and
killed; their lean cows they can get nothing for; they are
obliged to eat their seed-corn and potatoes; and they are now
selling their hens as their last resource."

FROM THE SAME

December 9th

"Relief and food will be of the utmost importance. A poor
child was near dying of hunger yesterday, and brought back to
life with the greatest difficulty. Other poor are almost ready.
to die, some being almost a day or two without food."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

CLARK AND GOODACRE,

IN soliciting the custom of the Families of Liverpool
and its vicinity, beg respectfully to state, as a claim for their
patronage and support, that they have commenced Business
with the determinatioreof keeping no Goods but those which
can bewith confidence recommen evoting their atten-
tion and experience to the pro mg of Articles, the consump-
tion of which will ensure sfaction. Their

AND COFFEES .
he latest importations, with every care to
secure them of
SOUND AND FIRST-RATE QUALITIES,

are selected fro)

at their respective prices, and will be found good value, by the
purchaser, without any pretence of being sold less than their
intrinsic worth. The selection.of their

SUGARS, FRUITS, SPICES,
and other Groceries, for their Family Trade, are of the best qua.-
lities, entirely omitting any inferior sorts, commonly called
cheap, although always found dear by the consumer, and tend-
ing to prejudice confidence in the vender.

IN THE SEED DEPARTMENT
they will offer Gentlemen, Farmers, and Gardeners, every In-
ducement and advantage which can be had in any house in tba
trade.

Families ORDERING MONTHLY will be allowed all the advan
tages of wholesale buyers.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY AND SEED

WAREHOUSE,
39, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET,
(SOUTH END OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET, ADJOINING

LUCAS'S REPOSITORY)
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

I MAN.
I EVN
---

Dec.! h. m

Tuesday 29 534
Wednes. 30 9 30
Thurs... 31 10 19

m. ! It. in
9 4 14 4

Friday.. I ll 2 ll 23 ;36 10
Saturday 2 11 41 11 29 j 17 3

Sunday . 3
Monday. 4

- I
"7
17
036 053 17

LATEST

Australia..l

Bahia.. ,• •
Barbadoes..
Bombay ..
B. Ayres...
Calcutta ...
C. G. Hope
Charleston.
China ...••

Demerara.
Havana. .

Jamaica...
La Guayra.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

)rown, to arrive

—These

• and the

Itives must

philan

riosity, by the naturalist,
Christian, aril the exhibition genuine
cimens of an almost extinct race zontinues to meet with
unabated patronage. Their extreme diminutive stature,
their guttural clicking, or Conveyance of ideas to each
other, united with the display of their dancing and other
attitudes, is of the must rare and unique drscription, and
only needs to be witnessed to justify all the eulogising we
might bestow upon the spirited proprietor for his enter-
prising perseverance in furnishing the public with an
opportanity of witnessing such wonderful specimens of
the humanhumen rece.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

the liberti,
Is the 1

le into which they may shortly
.estion is no light one. It is
a matter of certainty that if the ministry of Lord
Juhn Russell determine upon rushing into the set-
tlement of questions, upon which such wide differ-
uces exist amongst statesmen, as those atta.hed to
preservation of our Protestant Establishment in
'ntegritv-*--if that ministry stakes its existence
nut the principles of Whig-Radi-
_,,sed by the Melbourne and Ward
school of politicians—if it attempts to increase the
stringency of an odious New Poor Law, or a stand-
between the demand of our factory-workers for a
long hours of toil—its days are
in come to the struggle of

epared for the strugg

aye to enter

The QUE

upon carrying

alisrn,

on of th

numbered

a general election, which, from the duration of the
present parliament, cannot in any case be far dis-
tant; and we ask again, is the great Conservative

country, or are the Conservative Pro-
.
stants of Liverpool, prepared for the struggle ?
The very anomalous condition of parties, spilt up,
divided, and each, apparently with objects in vises,
which they hesitate to proclaim aloud, is one fea-
ture of the times which the constituencies would do
well to consider attentively. The struggle of the
Whig party is obviously to be derived from the
dhesion of that section of the Peel Conservatives,
vhose opinfons on questions of trading policy they
lave offered themselves as ready to carry out. They
ill probably be opposed by the country gentlemen
io will seek to form a Pro-

ody of th

and the high

d high for the sup-
ieh of these can Pro-
'either. To preserve

port of the in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

ItterattlEt.

POETRY.

THE GOLDEN DAYS OF OLD!
(From the " Bridal of Salerno.”)

lden days of old

Ere snr
And frie,

fortune

Oh, the golden days of old !
When youth and hope were ours.
And each socceding morn that told
Of time's swift fli.cht brought joyous hours,
In the " • -

J. L. ELLERTON,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

TUESDAY, the 29th

Soups—Afacearoni, Gravy, Mock Turtle, and Mutton Broth.
Fish—Codfish, Haddock, and Soles.
One o'clock.—Roast Beef, Boiled Leg of Mutton _Pigeon Pie,
and Harricot Mutton.
Three o'clock.—Boiled Chickens, Hashed CaNes' Head, and
Roast Lamb.

Fire o'clock.—Broiled Turkey, Oyster Sat
Shoulder of Mutton.

and Roast

and Mince Pi(

'-pint of fine Amontillado, Sherri-, or fall-flavoured Port

; Pint, 2s. Quart, 4s.
The RESTAURANT is open on SUNDAYS. Dinners from One

to Six o'clock.
Ladies will find the RESTA URA.NT a most comfortable House
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

W. EDWARDS,
TAILOR AND PROFESSED TROUSERS MAKER,

.FOUR VOORS FROM LORD-sTßesis'r,)
LIVERPOOL,
HAS completed his Purchases for the present
Season, in
WEST OF ENGLAND. BROAD CLOTHS, BEAVERS,
PILOTS, Bz.c.,
DOESKINS, CASSIMERES,
VELVETS, SATINS, CACHMEPLA W; IDS, &c.
Amongst which will be found mA..taT NOVELTIES, forming a
variety that CANNOT TAIL TO PLEASE.
To those Gentlemen who bade already patronized his ESTA-
BLISHMENT he offers If GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,
and they may rest assu that a continuation of their favours
will meet with the M T MARKED ATTENTION.
TROUSERS.
W. E. begs to call the attention of the Public to his STYLISH
yet easy-fitting TROUSERS, which he confidently asserts
cannot be excelled by the most extravagant in their charge, a
first-rate Article being supplied by him at a saving of Twenty-
five per Cent. for Cash.
A well-assorted Stock of OVER COATS, in the newest
styles.
FROCK and DRESS DITTO, VESTS, and TROUSERS.
SUITS OF BLACK,. "•
for the conyenience of Parties who require MOURNING, and
have not sufficient notice allow time for their being made,
each Article being finished in a superior manner, on the
Premises, under. the direction of an EXPERIENCED FOREMAN,
at extremely low prices.
TERMS :—CASII; ON .DELIVERY.
N.B,—The lowest Prices named, from:Which no deriatieit
will be made. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

A'airs by Ruction.

LICENSED ' PUBLIC - HOUSE,

4ND LICENSES

ATTACHED THERETO. -----
By Mr. BYFORD,
On FRIDAY, January 8, 1847 at Three o'clock in the afternoon,
at his Auction Rooms, Clayton-square, unless previously
disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be

given,
ALL that well-known and Established PUBLIC-
HOUSE, called the " LEOS OF MAN," situate and being
on the south-west side of Croodziane, Liverpool, (near to
the Canning Docks,) bounde the north-west by Crooked-
lane aforesaid, on the so -east by a house belonging to the
late Lewis Jones, and e south-west by a common passage,
containing in fro Crooked lane 14 feet 6 inches, and runn-
ing in depth e north-west side 29 feet 2 inches, and on the
south-east side 30 feet, and being in breadth at the back 14feet
8 inches, be the several dimensions a little more or less.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES

Our Theatre Royal opened on Saturday evening, under
the management of Mr. Simpson, with the usual contribu-
tion of fun for the amusement of our Christmas holiday-
keepers, and the more than usual treat of MadameVestris
and Charles Mathews. Of the former, too, the present
is a farewell visit, previous to her retirement from the
stage. The performances commenced with the National
Anthem, which was excellently sung by Madame Vestris
and the company, in which we could not perceive that the
fair cantatrice had lost any portion of her attractive quali-
ties, or hPr voice its volume and sweetness. The National
Anthem was succeeded by Mr. Chas. Mathews' comedy
of " Used Up," of which all that we can say was that his
original character of Sir Charles Coldstream was sustained
by him most effectively. " Beauty and the Beast" was
next brought out in a style of magnificence seldom seen
even at this theatre, Madame Vestris sustained the part
of Beauty, and executed the music allotted to her with
great taste and effect. " Patter v. Clatter" followed, and
the evening concluded with the operetta of " No." The
company engaged by Mr. Simpson, so far as we have as
yet had an opportunity of judging, contains some first-
rate actors ; and the arrangements for the season promise
many novelties. The theatre was crowded and uproarious,
as usual at this festive season.

The Royal Adelphi Theatre commenced with a grand
romantic tale, entitled the Seven Castles of the Passions,
which was got up in excellent style, and elicited approba-
tion from a crowded audience ; after which followed
" Hop-o'-my-Thumb." The performances concluded with
a new farce entitled " Bounce, or the Ojibbeway In-
dians." We observe that Miss Cushman, and her sister,
appear next werk. At the Royal Amphitheatre the eques-
trian season commenced on Saturday, with a grand mili-
tary spectacle of the campaign of the Punjauh, with scenes
in the c4cle, and a new grand comic pantomime, of great
splendour. The company at this house was excellent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

CAPS! CAPS!! CAPS!!!
JOHN WOOD,
NO. 73, L 0 R D-S TREE T,
INVITES attention to his present ,iipvip_se assort-
ment of GENTLEMEN'S and YOUTHS' CAPS, Nlanufac-
Lured under his own immediate inspection, which, together
with his large STOCK of HATS, orFrench and British Manu-.
e reefr
facture, will be found, in • . •
QUALITY P E, AND FINISH,
unsurpassed, If equalle y any House in the Trade, notwith-
standing the ndiculoup retensions being continually put forth
by the vendors of sparious goods.

JOHN., WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET,
OPPOSITE TUTON'S, LIVERPOOL.

. .
TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL AND' ITS VICINITY.
MRS. WILLIAM,..PA-RR,
CORSET MAKER, •
BEGS respectfully to inform her Friends and the.
Public, that she has REMOVED to her NEW PREMISES,
NO. 8, CLARENCE-STREET, •• • •
Where she hopes, by strict attention, to merit a continuance
of their past favours.
,As all the Orders intrusted to her care will continue to be
made tip under the immediate inspection.of Mr. WM. PARR,
Ladies may rely upon their hei -tfiecuted with all that
NEATNESS, ELEGANCE IT,' "AND SUPERIOR
WOR ANSH IP,
•
For which Mr. Parr's ESMb ishment has been so many years
distinguished.
Mrs. PAIN be so, to call their attention to her superior
E IC (LACED) STOCKINGS,
KNEE CAPS, SOCKS for Weak or Sprained Anckleq,&*:
OF AN IMPROVED CONSTRIIibTION.
Stays made to every- variety of Pattern, French (Coutil) Stay,
Anatomical, &c. &c.

8, CLARENCE-STREET, AND 86, WHITECHAPEL,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

FIRE INSURANCE
ETY.
lED 1821.

e 550,000.

Thomas Amyot, Esq.
Henry Browne, Esq.
Henry Staniforth Patteson
Esq.
&c.

PTO
, President.
s q., nee-President.
Edward Stewart, Esq.,
Lewis Evans, Esq., M.D.,
Thos. Blakiston, Esq., R.N.,
Timothy Steward, Esq.,
George Durrant, Esq.,
Robert John Harvey, Esq.

BIGNOLD, Esq., Secretary.

AGET4CY on the 25th day of

:1 at the Office, Exchange-stieet
lay of JANUARY next, or the

for the four years ending the
in course of payment.
Duty to Government for

It INSURED, during the same year, .e 9,726,891 Farmin,
Stock, which is free of Duty.

In proof of the Public approbation of the principles and con
duct of this Company, it may be sufficient to state, that it
business now exceeds FIFTY-EIGHT MILLIONS.

Et, Ag.ent
BANK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

• H. LAFFER AND CO.
TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS,
54, LORD-STREEZ
.1! IF _always an haua :,-7.a.ige and excellC.nrAillort-
ment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, adapted foe %AI
classes of purchasers, and all Climst".4, at Prices as /sac as
honest and fair dealing wilLadinit of. No Second Price, No
Credit, No Discount. .00'
For the ORDER D_Artharvl EN r, first-rate Cutters and Work-
men are emploxed;by whom the most fashionable fit and ex-
cellent work is insured.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

which can
eight Guir
Steward's Fee, One Guinea.—Dogs charged £5 each

I Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. LEWIS;
5n London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow,
lo G. and J. BURNS ; or, in Liverpool, to
D. and C. MAcIVER, 14, Water-street.
ided to be sent by
e, and none will be

ht on their personal luggage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

BIRTH.

On the 2nd instant, at madeira, the widow of the lato
RAYNES WAITE DICKSON, of this town, of a son.
DIED.

On the 28th November, at Madeira, aged 30, RAYNE3
WAITE DICKSON, of this town, youngest son of William
Dickson, Esq., Beethom, Westmoreland.
On the S2d instant, highly respected and regretted, aged 76
years, JOHN LOWRY, Esq., formerly of Bunker's Hill, near
Carlisle, and acting magistrate for the county.
Yesterday, in the 67th year of his age, after a long and painful
illness, Mr. GEORGE NICKSON, sen., formerly of Stafford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-YESTERDAY.

The Beef trade was somewhat active, at an advance in the
quoTatione of 2d. per 81b., the primest Scots readily producing

. .
4s. 5d., and at which a 7ood clearance Arm effected. The beast;
were principally derived from the northern and midland coun-
ties.

The numbers of Sheep were very scanty, owing to which-the
Mutton trade was very firm, at fully, but at nothing quotable
beyond last week's prices.
In Calves a steady business wss doing, at extreme rates;
while Pigs were in good demand, at somewhat enhanced cur-
rencies.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

Goods will be 70s. and for coars(
measurement.
gents of the Vess

will not be accountable
ill of Lading is signed for

for any Parcel or Package unless a

her particulars, and to see Plans of the Cgbins, apply
THOS. and JOS. SANDS and Co.
Freights wilt be collected in New York at the rate of four
dollars and eighty cents per pound sterling.

For f
to the Agents

HIBERNIA, FQR HALIFAX AND BOSTON,

ENGAGED GOOD'S Will b
instant, THURSDAY, the 3

taken To-MORROW, the 30th
t, and on FRIDAY, the Ist Ja-

GAGED GOODS

after FRIDAY, the Ist

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
Of 1200 tons, and 440 horses' power each,
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL
BETWEEN

.

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
ig at HALIFAX to land and receive Pas
sengers and Her Majesty's Mails.

HIBERNIA Captain ALEXANDI'.R EYRIE.
CAMBRIA Captain CITA . .E. JUDICINS
BRITANNIA Captain J , II Ewurr.
ACADIA Carta' ILLIAM HARRISON.
CALEDONIA Ca n EDWARD G. LoTT.

ti/to sail from LIVERPOOL are the
HIBERNIA on the sth January.
CAMBRIA on the 4th February.
HIBERNIA on the 4th March..
ers' Luggage must be on board the day previous to

The Vessel

Passen
**Hinz.
- Passag

:e, includ

g Provisions, but without Wines or Liquors
obtained on board, to Boston or Halifax, Thirty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ARTHUR NEWLING has just received a large
Stock of NEW and APPROVED BOOKS, suitable for
Christmas Presents many of which are i t and elegant
Bindings. Also, a Selection of
BOOKS FOR YOU PERSONS,
neatly illustrated, and contai useful knowledge, combined
with amusement and ;tett. ion.
A. N. begs to call p cular attention to his Stock of Bap-
ster's Comprehensive FAMILY BIBLES, and Bagster's
Polyglot BIBLES"and PRAYERS, in plain and elegant
Morocco or rich Velvet Bindings:
31, Ranelagh-stret.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

ANNUAL BALL,
NEW YORK HOTEL,
28, UNION-STRUM--
4ere NEAR THE EXCHA irtr,.-I-
IVERPOOL.
CLEEDHAM res fully informs his Friends
• and the Public erally, that his ANNUAL I3ALL
Will take place TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, the
30th instant.
Dancing to commence at Half-past Eight.
Tickets of Aclmission—Gentlemen, 2s. ; Ladies, Is.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

FURS .
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.

H. J. IRELAND,
92, BOLD-STREET,
BEGS most respectfully to inform those vflio have
not already provided against the inclemency of the wea-
ther, that, according to annual custom, at this advanced pe-
riod of the season, he has resolved t
REDUCE THE PRICE ALL HIS FURS.
That, coupled with the unde ' le fact, that it is utterly im-
possible that one not bein manufacturer can afford to sell at
the prices that the act yea manufacturer can, (which he really
is,) will be a sufficieVrnducement for those who are in want bf
any of the above articles to pay a visit to his Establishment.
N.B.—Just received, a large consignment of BUFFALO
ROBES, suitable for Gig Aprons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

The Tenure is Leasehold from the Corporation of Liverpool
for Two Lives, aged 30 and 28 years, and 21 years after the
death of the last survivor. Ground Rent 4s. 10d. per annum.
For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEER, at his
Office, Clayton-square.

By Mr. BROWN,
On FRIDAY next, the Ist of January, at Eleven o'clock, at his
Rooms, 101, Park-lane,
11. A QUANTITY of FORFEITED PLEDGES, being
Property pledged in the respective months prior to the
Ist of January, 1847, with the following Pawnbrokers :—namely,
Asher Cohan, South Castle-street ; Edward Byford, Dale-
street ; James Gillaird, Brownlow-hill ; Robert Heyes, Kent-
street ; Messrs. Critchley and Deverill, Park-lane; Lewis Hey-
man. Whitechapel ; Escott Richards, Parliament-street; Henry
L. Medder, Oldhall-street ; Maria and John-Cunliffc Thomas-
son,eeer Tithebarn. street ; James G. Tr itf,- Cable-street ; John
Little, Brownlowhill ; Messrs. H and Henry Cohan, Old-
hall-street ; Thomas Roberto p Great Howard-street ; John
Phillips, Bedford-street; II ry J. Syrey. Park-lane; John
Wood, Grason-street ;eiis Aaron, Tabley-street ; Escott
Richards, jun., Mill-..§tr et ; and Thomas and Eugene Gregson,
Copperas-hill.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-29

THOMAS GRIFFITHS,
(LATE FOREMAN WITH GRIFFITHS AND THISTLE,)
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
24, LEVESON-STREET,
TWO DOORS FROM GREAT GEORGE-ST REST,
RESPECTFULLI inform§..ktr-Triends and the
Public that he has CO. NCED BUSINESS in .the
above Premises, and trusts m his experience, to give every
satisfaction to those who y favour him with their patronage.
T. G. is in constan mmunication with some of the First
Houses in Londo d has just returned from thence with a
select Stock Of TROUSERINGS, VESTINOS, and BROAD CLOTHS,
suitable for the present season.