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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

CaEA fitotts.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR CALCUTTA.
f• To sail on the 20th instant,
A*4 The splendid new Liverpool-built Ship
LAHORE.
JOHN BURT, Commander,
(Who has had much experienc errne trade ;)
A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve years ;45 ns register ; has
been hull' under particular inspe on ; expected to sail
very fast, and in all respects a_most desirable opportunity.
—F,,r terms of freight or passage, having spacious poop
accommodations, apply to Captain BURT, on board, east
aide Prince's Dock, or to

W. and J. TY RE R.
There is one lady passenger already engaged for the
above vessel, and carries an experiencrd surgeon.

To sail punctually on the Ist May.
For BOMBAY, direct,
rial* The splendid Lwerpool-bailt Ship
ORIXA,
WILLIAM CHRISTI , ommander ;
A 1 at Lloyd's ; 363 tons; new coppered; well known
as a remarkably fast saile and in every respect a very
first-rate conveyance bot for goods and passengers
For terms, &c. apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or
to

W. and J. TY RE R.
The ANJER will sail in a f,w days, and positively the
first vessel.

Intended to sail on the 15th instant.
For BOM BAY,
4*, The well-known Silo V. ILI) IRISH GIRL,
WILLIAM GRAHAM, Commander,
- (Who is well acquainted wi the Indian seas ;)
A 1 at Lloyd's, and cuppered ; tens O.M. 551 tons
24. M ; built under inspection • is constructed for fast
sailing, and has invariably ade quick passages.—For
terms of freight or pass-, . app:y to Messrs. BARTON,
IRLAM, and HIGGISSON, or
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER,
4, India Buildings.

For MADRAS

The LivPrr

wilt Ship ALECTO

MAN .J. AYSHFORD. Commander
Classed A 1 at Lloyd's, and coppered; 321 tone
lv fat ; pres_f_as an eligible

rema. k

goods. and has ex

le;rrte-ccommodaiions

ngi-r:=.-For terms of fr,
BARTON, IRLAM, eIGGINSON, tO
W. N. :1, )ORE and BROTHER

a.saze apply to

4, India Buildings

ricr'ltst Intrs.

on the

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For BA RBADQ,S.
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. iioGgyebinriPinder.

For terols of

ti, IRLAM

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Wat.

For ANTIGUA,
PHCENIX
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

DIVIDENDS

April 24, T. Sherwood, Tilehurst, Berkshire, briesmaker—
April 22, F. H. Muller, Addle-street, Wood-street, London,
furrier—April 22, T. Pearce, Bermondsey street, London, tripe-
man—April 22, H. F. Bellenger, Great Pultney-street, London,
licensed victualler—April 23, T. Cornish, Great Marlborough-
street, London, wine merchant—April 22, H. Bundey, Upper
York-place, Portland-town, London, builder —April 23, E. and
A. Yule, Leadenhall-street, London, ship owners—April 22, W.
C. Thompson, Liverpool, merchant—April 22, J. and E. Herd.
man, Congleton, Cheshire, millers—April 22, R. Swninson and
J. Gardner, Liverpool, grocers—April 23. W. Cross, Chester,
lead merchant—April 25, J. Whitlow, Manchester, laceman.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

FRIDAY

On FRIDAY next. the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on
the Quay, north-east cnrner Brunswick Dock,
276 Logs fre-h BIRCH TIMBER,
454 BIRCH PLANKS,
3811 PINE and SPRUCE PLANKS,
925 21 inch BATBENS,
453 DEAL ENDS.
238 ASH OAR RAFTERS,
86 ASH HAN7K-ES;-
630 RICKERS.
600 ASH and AK STAVES,
8 Cords LATH WOOD,
Now landing ex Alert, from Halifax. N.S.—Apply to
JOHN S. DE WOLF, Esq., Merchant, nr to
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

Tim LIVERPOOL .:SITANDARD

Jinpn ial )arltaintnt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS

read a se

The T.on

chester; Shrewsbtiry. Os

In reply to a que

Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Man-
westry, and Chester. _

DR, Sir j: GRA

Mr. Co :2 RY moved the navy

from Sir C. NA PIER on ti

and, after a long speech
d' the navy, and a propo-

sition from Mr. 11U MP: fora reduction of the number of men em
eloped in the naval service from 40,000 to 36,000, which was with

-TUESDAY

HOUSE OF COMMONS
Dr. DOVVRING brought forward his motion for a s

i e rested his motion on the fact that we possessed
ning a population of 5,000,000 ; that the imports
iesinto the United Kingdom amounted to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

IN CHANCERY

ARCHER CLINTON, PLAINTIFF, PETER BROPHY AND
ANOTHER, DEFENDANTS.
PURSUANT to the Decree in this Cause, bearing date
the 28th day of November last, I requir- all persons
having charges or incumbrances affecting the personal
estate of JAMES MEAGHER, deceased, in the plead-
ings mentioned, late of Bush-lane,idthe city of London,
merchant, who died at Torquay n the county of Bevon,
on or about the Ist April, 18 : ; and all Legatees or Next
of Kin of the said Testato o come in before me, at my
Chambers, on the Inn's !‘ nay, city of Dublin, on or be-
fore the Ist day of M. next, and proceed to prove their
debts, claim their le .ties, and make out their kindred,
otherwis, they wil •e precluded from the benefit of the
said Decree. Dated this Ist day of February, 1845.
ED`VAI D LITTON.
PHILIP LAWLESS, Solicitor for the Plaintiff,
~:205, Great Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

ED be

fIN SALE, SIX FREEHOLD PEWS. hi Trinitti
kJ Church, St. Anne-street, Two in the Gallery. ant.
Four on the Ground Floor: also, ONE DITTO. in,!s'
Anne's Church, EACH GIVING A COUNTY VOi
Cottage or other Property will be taken in exchange,'
required.

Also,
A a quantity of FREEHOLD LAND to be Dls'
POSED OF, in Lots for'-Building, situate in Penrhrl'
street, Scotland road":
For particulars apply to JOHN PULFORD, Atherton'
buildings, 19, Dale-street, or 258, Scotland-road.

aci
rro be SOLD. by PRIVATE TREATY, a valuable 8
exten,ive FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consistittg
subs,antial WAREHOUSES and oth .r ERECTIO:,e,
situated in King-street, and close to the Custom-lw%,
The property runs through from KiLigreet to Athert°
strPet, and has s go-d ach.
For particulars apply to4l'issrs. A. and G. WILLIA
Architects, Surveyors, and Land Agents, 12, Cay`
street, Livr-rp.,01.

•
To SOLD, by PRIvATE CONTRACT, a convenient
DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 67, Clarence.terrej
Evertors, at present unoc.!upierl, of the annual value
£45. 6)071141 of Inheritance.
TWO HOUSES, Rose.place, Nos. 74 and 76, reng
each £2O per a! num, with a Court of Four lloues itnineoi
diatelv behind, rent Eight Guineas each. Freehold
Inheritance.

sto
A DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at Sumnivr-se
No. 19, containing in front- tryards, and in dePth
yards. Freehol:i of Int7Wrincp.
For further part4elllars apply to Messrs. LowS°
ROBIN soN,, and BATESON, Solicitors, 7, Brunswick-stre"
Livervol.

rti 0 he SOLD, a FAMILY HOUSE, o
with 1,800 YRrde
1 of. Freehold Laud, situated in the best part of "ilf
Prince s-park, entrance from Croxteth road, substantis.ol
built, handsomely finished arid ti' ted np, and rerdele
Fixtures. facing the Pleasure-garden of the Firk, 1%;
commanding an extensive view of the Mersey, Ea'tl:,:..
Ferry and Wood, and of the Cheshire and Welsh, scen'eir
-/
In the basement, which is dry, airy, and very well b
are contained Servant's-hall, Kitchen, and exterai
Offices. On the ground floor are Dining-room, Drsoi°,,
r
room, Breakfast-room, and Study, Store Closet. Buti„e6 pantry, and Closets. On the,,frre-Mor are Four Pe.he
rooms, with Two Dressin and Bath; and on
second floor Four Bed- ms, Bathroom, Water-clog of
and Housemaid's poset. The Apartments are allot
good dimensions and heights. There is a space to er ear
Coach-howe and Stable. Early possession can beg
and a large proportion of the purchase money may rem'
on mortgage.
Apply to THOMAS F. BENNET, Esq., 20, Castle-street'
or to Mr. W. CULSHAW, Architect, Rumford. place-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

THE SHOW ROOMS

Will be found most replete with every Novelty it
Nlourning Millinery, Dresses, Scarfs. Shawls, Mantles,
Capes, Collarettes, Collars, 136 rt hes, &c. &c. Widow,'
first, second, and third Bonnets, Caps, and Mantles.
The attention of Widows who are about to leave ofl
their weeds is particularly rt-quested to a very genteel
-Ind appropriate s'yle of Cap, which has just been added
to the Show Rooms.

DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY,
JET ORNAMENTS,

lAND MOURNING

JFIVFLLIMY OF EVERT
. •

DESCRIPTION.
MANT L E S

Ladies, either in or out of Mournine, will be muci.
.:ratified by an Inspection of the Mantles, Scarfs, an,
scarf-Mantles, all of a very rccherchi character, se.
;rcted from one of the most em,nent Establishments it
Paris, and which, for genuine Style and Cheapness,
cannot be surpassed by any house in Liverpool.
PATENT CORBEAU SILKS.

S. L. is the Agent for the Sale of these beautiful Patent
Dyed Silks, the colours o which the strongest acid
cannot discharge. English and French Black Satins.
Satinetres, Plain, W .tered, Checked, and Striped Du.
cape•l, Ottorraln, and Barathea Silks ; Black and Black-I
and-White Striped and Checked re'rl Iri,h Pophns, withl
411 the best and newest styles in Half-Mourning S lks.
FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNIFHED.

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 MI
this department, he is enabled to Furnish and Conduct
Funerals in the most modern style, at the same time
aving 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 u on at their
residence; free of any extra charge, if within fifteen
des of Liverpool.

114, Bold-street,opposit. to the Bank for Savings,
April 1, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

Fui-IEIGN

to hay

feverish
and Tr

AND COLONIAL.

INDIA AND CHINA.
ress in anticipation of the Ove

3sual a

laid to ha
The sure

test interest
ement had

ect, hove

at Bomb&

Cape of Good

ops were being withdrawn
Martial law had been pro-

lied by mili

on. Col

important of its

a this coun-

gements as equally

.er, that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

Co bt ,dolly or Eft.

TO BE SOLD OR LET.
TO be LET, One splendA HOUSE, with 4500 Yartit
of Land, Aighurth; One Ditto, with 2900 yards
n
Seaforth ; One Ditto, near Wavertree ; One Ditto, ,nr":
Cabbage-ball; Oue Ditto. Rock Ferry ; One Ditto
Prince's Park ; One Ditto. Kirkdale ; Otie Ditto, Evert'
Village ; One Ditto, West Derby ; One Ditto, Rodney'
street ; One Ditto, Oxford-street ; One Ditto, Litot'
ham-street ; One Ditto. Qur en Ann-street ; One Dag'
Finch-street ; One Ditto, Fraser-street ; One Ditt°,
Brougham-terrace, Low-hill; Oileeibellent House an",
Shop. Elliot-street Orie Ditto. Great George-street'
One Ditto, Paradise street ; One Ditto, Richmond-ro,
One Ditto, Dinsie-street ; Offices, King-street ; a Pel
St Mark's Church •, an excellent Spirit Vaults, WI"
Stabling for twenty horses.
The following on SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY
cxeellent HOUSE, with 14 acres of Land, Wavertrl
One Ditto, wi'h 4500 yards, Aighurth ; Five Ditto, Ved
upwards of 15,000 yards, Seaforth ; Five Ditto,'
Derby; One Ditto, Edge-lane, with 1260 yards ofl. ad
Sven Ditto, Rock-ferry; Two Ditto, Netherfield-rone
Three Ditto, Huskison-street ; One Ditto, New 13riF_,11.
ton ; an extensive Corn Mill, Cheshire ; Sixteen Hour;
Scotland-road ; Three Ditto, Great George-street ; le„(
Ditto, Gill street ; with several very eligible Lots
Building Land. Also, some good Cottage Property,
Apply to

WM. WILLIAMS, 57, Ranelagle.street.

MO be SOLD or LET, a HOUSE, situated on tbd,
Wavertree•road. Immediatepossession may be ha
Apply to GEORGE SiairsoN, 27, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

VTELLIGENCE

TTE RSALL'S.

t Mr A

&s STAKES
's Id as.

n's Obscurity (take

1r W. Scott's Cataract (t

iseria (take 12 to 1).
tone's The Era (taken'

en, and afterwards

'take 39 to 1

Pride of Kildare (ditto,

,its Queen of Tyne (ditto).

's Patriot (take 40 to I

,ut without, that we are
it, Semiseria and Cata-

I agst the Era at different periods of
rid 20 to l agst Winesour, the smallest

)aas in each case being the closing ones. Ratan, Pride of Kil-
lame, Queen of Tyne, Portrait, and Patriot, were in some fa-
* " " e slackness of business were only backed for

small sun

DERBY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

aim bp auction.

ANNUAL SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY.
A/rESSIIS. LUCAS and CO. beg to remind the Public
their ANNUAL SALE will take place TO-MOR-
ROW, (Wednesday,) at Ten o'clock..—T.be STOCK con-
sists of upwards of 200 CAII.RITGES and 60 Sets of
HARNESS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

s Alarm (ditto).
Lord Stradbroke's Idas (take 15 to 1
Colonel Anson's Kedger (ditto).

dr Grey

lear-the-way (taken freely).
eb colt (taken, and att'w'da

- Colonel Peel's Cob

Lord Ch
Lord GI,

eld's Newsmonger (difto:

Miss Whip colt (ditto:

Mr Mo,tyn's Pantasa (taken freely).
Mr St. Paul's Mentor (taken).
Mr A. W. Hill's lronmaster (all in), (taken).
Mr Gully's Old England (ditto).
Duke of Richmond's Laird o'Cockpen (ditto).
Mr Coleman's Young Eclipse (taken, and after-

wards offered).
Mr Ford's Fuzbos (taken).
Mr Wyatt's sister to Laundress (taken
Lord Exeter's Wood Pigeon.
Mr Forth's Remorse (taken).

11 to I was taken to 50 about Alaim, 18 to Ito a large sum
about Clear-the-Way, 20 to 22 to I about the Cobweb colt to
nearly .t'2oo, 30 to I freely about Pantasa, 1,000 to 25 three
times about the Laird o'Cockpen, 1,000 to 20 three or four
times about Fusbos, 1,000 to 35 about Lord Exeter's lot, and the
quoted odds to £3O to 0 each about Newsmonger, the Miss
Whip colt, Weatherbit, Ironmaster, Old England, Mentor, and
two or three others.

MANCHESTER

FRIDAY NIGHT,

20'00 cux

Offers to back the two cracks against the field at evens, to
lay 5 to 2 on the field, or take 3 to I and "bar one"; 6 to I was
offered agst either Cobweb or Weatherbit.

The immediate induentials and really sanguine party were
open to take 1040 to 100 on Obscurity, 8 to 1 was the top offer
"- .

to mat sum; 8 to 1 was laid in ponies
40 to 1 in ponies twice agst the Pride of
as much inquired after in a

Kildare

leading quar

once obtained; 300 to lu

and 28 tO 1 was laid agst Zanoni; Offers to take 12 to 1 either
he or old Portrait win. Closing prices, &c., against the horses

7 to 1 agst
g— 1

the Irish lot (offered freely)
Obscurity (offered, 10 to 1 wanted)
Semiseria (offered, 12 to 1 wanted)
Cataract (offered, 12 to 1 wanted)
The Era (offered, take 14)
Winesour (offered, take 25)
Yheoman-ac-Knuck (top offer)
Portrait (top offer)

Zanonf(tiken;

33-1
33-1
35-1
35-1
40 - 1
40-1
40-1
40-1
66-1
.00 - 1

Ratan (offered, 40 wanted)
The Queen of the Tyne (offered)
Celeste (offered)
Pug (nominal)

Trueboy (nominal)
Pride of Kildare (taken
Patriot (offered)

Fitzallen (offered)
Ouhi Ireland (nominal)
Foig-a-Ballagh (nominal)
The Hermit (offered
Extr

aganza (offered)
The same agst Advice (offered in one bet)

Forth's lot was backed at 12 to 1 in scores ; Weatherbit at 26
to 1 in ponies, and a desire to take on ; 25 to 1 was taken to
some money on Tuesday; 400 to 10 was taken at noon on the
Laird o' Cockpen.
10 to 1 agst Alarm (wanted)
12 1 Kedger (offered, 14 wanted)
13 1 Idas (offered)

16 1 Clear--the-wity (offered, 17 wanted)
18 1 Pam (offered)
22 1 Newsmonger (offered)
25 1 Weatherbit (top offer)
Old England, Fuzbos, Cabin Boy, and one or two others were
named, but no prices transpired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

HIBERNIA..
BRITANNIA
CAMBRIA ..

WEDNESDAY

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 9th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at James Bateson, Sons, and Co.'s Office,
Oldhall-street,

11 Tons SA
nOOD,
Ex Montrose, from Bo ay.—Apply to
JAMES BATESON, SONS, and Co., Brokers

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the 10,h inmtant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Corrie and Co.'s Office, Chapd-street,
600 Bags Bf-nal-SUGAR.
CORRIE and Co., Brot. ers.

Apply to

On THURSDAY next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
About 18 Tons HORN TIPS,
Now landing ex Tiberias, from Boston, north side Victo-
ria Dock. Samples of whit be previously seen.—
Apply to Messrs. BROW HIELRY. and Co., Merchants,
or to JONES, I ANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 10th instant. at Twelve o'clock.
at H. W. Jackson's Offic-,3,—Tlthebarn-street,
155 Cases CASTOR-01L, all faults,
Just landed ex Harrison Chil on, frmn Cdicutta.—Apply
to H. W. JACKSON, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

BUSSAB.D V. BOOTH

This was an action brought for the recovery of £25, the
value of an omnibus bought by the defendant from the
plaintiff. Verdict for the plaintiff—Damages, £26.

lIIINTZ V. BOX AND ANOTHER,

This was an actioa for gmle hold and delivered, and an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

CERTIFICATES

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

April 28, E. Sedgwick, Hythe, Rent, scrivener—April 22, C.
Lewis, Bath, innkeeper—April 22, F. Fothergili and J. Minims,
Bell's-close, near Scotswood, Northumberland, lamp black
manufacturers•—April 22, M. Atkinson, Temple Sowerby, West-
moreland, banker—April 23, J. Booth, Kirkburton, Yorkshire,
woollen cloth manufacturer—April 24, J. Barff, Liverpool, mer-
chant—April 22, W. Howell, jun. Liverpool, bookseller—April
23, T Griffiths, jun. Wem, Shropshire, wine merchant—April
24, J. Holman, Exeter, victualler—April 24, W. Broadbent,
Denton, Lancashire, flour dealer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

SHARES

Sales
This Da:

RAILWAYS.
2 Barnsley Junction
5 'Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester
100 iirmi ngliam and Gloucester l3B
25 Ditto quarter
5 Blackburn and Preston
4 Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool
70 Bristol and Exeter
39 Bristol and Gloucester
3 Caledonian
50 Chester and Birkenhead
10 Ditto new Shares
5 Ditto half
5 Chester and Holyhead
1 Chester and Wrexham
2f Dublin and Belfast .
5 Dublin and Cashel
60 Dublin and Drogheda
2f Dundee and Perth
25 Eastern Counties
53s 4d Perpetual
13s 4d Perpetual, No. 2
50 Edinburgh and Glasgow
12f Ditto quarter
20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton....
5 Ditto, preference-shares
Glasgow and Dumfries
25 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock
12f Ditto half shores lO
Ditto preference
50 Glasgow and Ayr
12f Ditto quarter shares..
100 ";rand Junction 225
50 Ditto half shares
12} Quarter
2f One-eighth
100 Great North of England
75 :treat Western
50 Ditto Half Shares
4 Ditto Fifth Shares
50 Hull and Selby
10 Ditto quarter
10 Lancaster and Carlisle
47i Lancaster and Preston
19 Ditto three-quarter shares
100 Liverpool and Manchester 205
50 Ditto half shares
Ditto new
2f Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston
100 London and Birmingham 235 4 I
2 Ditto £32 shares
2 Ditto quarter shares
45 London & Brighton
124 Ditto Loan Notes
6 London and South Western
Ditto new shares
24 London and York
5 Leeds and Bradford
40 :Manchester and Birmingham
2, Ditto quarter.......
93 ;Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale
70
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .... 1651 6 5f
Manchester and Leeds 1491 150 49f
30
67 6
Ditto half shares
2 Ditto quarter shales
100 Midland Counties 152 1
2 1-sth Shares 4
Newcastle and Berwick
100 Newcastle and Carlisle
21 I Newcastle and Darlington June.
5 'North British
100 North Union (A.)
Ditto (B.)
50 Preston and Wyre
JO° Runcorn Gap
100 Ditto preference
l Sheffield and Lincoln
82f Sheffield and Manchester l3Ol
8 Quarter
2i Scottish Central
5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction.
50 South Eastern and Dover 43/
New shares
.. 161
2 Trent Valley
293 Ulster 46
20 Yarmouth and Norwich
50 York and North Midland .
25 Ditto half Shares
10 Ditto, (Scarborough)
York and Selby .'5O shares
Ditto £25 shares

FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS
Boulogne and Amiens
Central of France
Lyons and Avignon
Orleans 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.
Liverpool Bank
Ditto Banking C:unpany
Ditto Borough Bank
Ditto Commercial
Ditto Royal
Ditto Union
Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict.
worth and South Wales.
Anderton Carrying Company
3ootle Water Works
Coal Gas Company

Ditto newshares.
Sxchange Buildings
Harrington Docks
Harrington Water Works....
Liverpool Fire and Life
Liverpool Dock Bend
Marine Assurance Company
New Gas & Coke Company
Ditto, quarter
Rock Ferry
Steam Tug Company
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. direct j Direct. Indirect
--1
Nov. Feb. 2162.. SLti.inflaelena ..IFeb.. 22. Jan..
4.
Australia
Bahia .• • • •
Barbadoes.. Feb. 26. Maranham .. 23 ..
Bombay ... . • March 1 Mauritius .. Dec 23.
Jan. 23. Mobile
.. Feb. 26.
Feb. 20. Monte Video.
.. Jan. 20.
Jan. 22. N. Orleans
.. Feb. 25.
York
..
CCCCBhhai Calcutta
Charleston
st:H.ats. 00.:np..• :‘1
a :.r• le: 11
sNew
Jan. 17. Pernambuco . . . Feb. 15.
Demerara.. Feb. 19 Rio Janeiro Feb. 5.
Havana
.. 15. Savannah March 1 ..
.•
Jamaica.—
.. 22 Valparaiso Dec.. 23.
• •
La Guayra .. 21 Vera Cruz • 4 Feb. 2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of lleview unless cause be shewn
to the contrary on or before April 26.
. .

. -
J. F. Barwick, Old-street, London, wheel wright—W. and R.
Smith, Bow-lane, London, and Aberdeen, warehousemen—
W. Detmer, Upper Marylebone-street, London, piano forte
manufacturer—J. H. Charnock, Wakefield, Yorkshire, share
broker—A. Brideson, Clare-street, Clare-market, cheese monger
—J. Haawar, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, piano forte manu-
facturer—H. R. Struchbury, Theobald's-road, Bedford-row,
London, dealer in glass.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

ALLEGED TRESPASS

LORD C. LANCASTER AND OTHERS.—The plaintiff, in
this case, was Mr. John Lord, and the defendants, John
Lancaster and James King, both parties residing in the
neighbourhood of Wigan. The action was for damages,
arising out of an alleged trespass, by the defendant, pp
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

DIED

Lately at Catton, near Norwich, SUSAN, wife of Rear-Admi-
ral HAWTAYNE, daughter of the late Rev. Robert Norris, rec-
tor of Tatterford and Aldborough, in Norfolk.

On the nth February, at Montreal, ELLEN, second daughter
of the Rev. Dr. J. J. CARRUTHERS, late of this town.
On the 23d February, at Valetta, in the island of Malta, in tige
29th year of his age, JOHN JOHNSON BROWN, Esq., of Mill
Bank, West Derby.

On the 16th ult., at Gaafenberg, Austrian Silesia, of consump-
tion in his 2gth year, BENJAMIN BRIGHT, Esq., of Rochdale,
brother of John Bright, Esq., M P.
On the 18th ultimo, at Pan, Lower Pyrenesa, France, aged 68
years, Major-General CHRISTOPHER FAGAN, formerly Adju-
tant-General of the Bengal Army.
On the 23d ultimo, on his voyage from Calcutta, aged 16 years,
JOHN, eldest son of Mr. THOMAS DAVIS, coal agent, Widnes
Dock. The deceased belonged to the barque Swan, which was
wrecked during the late thick weather on the coast of the Isle
of Wight. When the vessel struck, the boat was lowered from
the davits, and the deceased, a fine strong active youth, was
placed in her to steady her descent, blt on touching the water
she was swamped, and the deceased losing his hold was drown-
ed. The rest of the crew were saved by a schooner which put
out to their assistance, but the barque was a total wreck.
On the 24th ultimo, at teigli. Court, near Bristol, in his 72nd
year, P. J. MILES, Esq., au eminent merchant of that place,
and for many years its representative in parliament.
On the 24th ultimo, at Warrington, where she resided-upwards
of twenty years, aged 85 years, MARY, the widow of the late
Mr. THOMAS KIRKLAND, surgeon, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, sin.
cerely regretted by her friends.

On the 25th ultimo, at the Vicarage, Sandal, in his 72d year,
the Rev. T. WESTMORELAND. He was twenty-six ydats vicar
of Sandal, in the county of York, and upwards of foity years
Perpetual Curate of Buttermere, Cumberland.
On the 26th ultimo, nt Clifton, in the 74th year of his age,
Major- General JOSIAH MARSHALL, of the East India Com-
pany's Service.

Same day, at Lamport Hall, in the county of Northami:ton,
aged 71 years, Sir JUSTINIAN IS HA M, Bart.
On the 27th ultimo, at Clapham Common, aged 86 years, Mr.
RAVENHILL. He was a m4gistrate for the county of Surrey,
a fine specimen of the English gentleman of the old school.
On the 27th ultimo, in London, the Rev. Sir HERBERT OAK-
LEY, Archdeacon of Colchester, one of the Prebendaries of St.
Paul's, and Dean and Rector of Booking. He is succeeded by
his eldest son Sir Charles William Atholl Oakeley, Bart., born
in 1828.

On the 28th ultimo, at his house in Portman square, in th 4
sgth year of his age, Colonel TURNER GRANT, late of the Gre
nadier Guards.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-08

CROWN COURT.-THURSDAY

Henry Cassidy, 27, (could read,) was charged with hav-
ing caused the death of Elizabeth Woods, at Liverpool,
by the negligent driving of a spring cart. Particulars of
the case appeared in our columns at the time. A verdict
of acquittal was returned.
Thomas Carroll, 49, (could read and write imperfectly,)
was charged with having unlawfully killed and slain Brid-
get Carr, at Liverpool, in February last, was found guilty,
and sentenced to one month's imprisonment.
Ann Thomas, charged with disposing of the dead body
of her child, with the intention of concealing the birth,
was acquitted.

SENTENCES OF PRISONERS

The following prisoners were then sentenced :—Wm.
Steel, convicted of bigamy. three months imprisonment
and hard labour. John IVarburton, for stabbing and
wounding Martha Toon, !twelve months' imprisonment
and hard labour. John Kaye, who pleaded guilty to an
indictment against him for horse stealing, ten years' trans-
portation. . . .

George Wright and Henry Wright, who pleaded guilty
to a charge of cow stealing ; twelve month's imprison-
ment and hard labour. _

Jane Morris, who pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging her with stealing from a dwAling-house, and
another for larceny; eight months' imprisonment.
David Nightingale, convicted of the manslaughter of
Robert Jones ; twelve months and hard labour.
James Underwood, who pleaded guilty to an indict-
ment against him for uttering a post-office receipt, know-
ing it to be forged.—His Lordship observed that he had
doubts whether he should have sentenced the prisoner to
transportation, and if he had heard anything against his
previous character, he should have gone to that extent.
The sentence was, that he be imprisoned foritwo years and
kept to hard labour.
Joseph Lord and Daniel Creed were discharged by pro-
clamation. . . .

The whole of the Crown business being disposed of,
except a casa of conspiracy to personate municipal voters
in the borough of Bolton, which had been fixed to come
on on Friday, his Lordship proceeded to the trial of civil
causes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

scary to take

:e to be erected 8t Cork

x, from Cardiff for Cork, in runni

of provisions

of the potatoe crop

to be built in Galway,

.suit, has been ap-

This is " neutrality" with
it is has been an_

us.—Tbe brig Luvius,

up the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

bed in
tion of

handsome sum of

Government have determined to appoint a commission
of intelligent and experienced men, to consider the mca-
_ _

sures which it may be r

pro
Ire
One (
and Dr.

in cons

the expected
luence of the

Irish

Kirwan, who is saidi

pointed principal of the same,
a vengeance. Professor Kar

pointed preei

Captain

BRIG L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District, ,
Messrs. Vincent and Co. Temple, London ; and Mess's.
Bardswell and CO. Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan,

Liverpool.
Chatles Draper,

Bishopsgate•strect, without, London, vic-

Waller.

Witliam Ha

ohn Alfred

loilmen.
Moss Davids, Paternoster-row, London, fishmonger.
Samuel Mordecai Levi, Leat.euhall-street, Loudon, navy

agent.
Hugh Cunningham. Strand, bookseller.
William Harding, sen. Johnson-street, Westminster, Londcn,

mason
(Mar

mberland-mews, Edgeware-road, Lon-

1 Ralph Pearson, Choney, LaLlCHSliiiv, E,,.,,,,,.
John Wright, Wheelton. Lancashire, calico pri ter.
1 Jo,eph Gainer, Bridgerid, Gloucestershire, dyer.
Henry Liptrot, Wrexham, bootmaker.
Samuel Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner

DIVIDENDS

reet London, silk warehot

. _
Nov. 28, J. and T. Bl,4tey
Bristol, grocer—No,

Sheffield, merchants—Dec. 5.
28, It. Nicholson, Stockton,
. C. Petrie, Bedlington, Dur.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Dale-street, o
the 10th days of No

ultry, on Wcanesc

the 17th day o

and Broad

f Novemt

stle Hotel

t be delivered

re given

John Pem'

Thomas Gi
Peter Arks,
Charles Al
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

d the representatio

the ma

A notic

advanced in his profess

I an Satur

ruam, cautioning any

y on ti

)II against payi

is a "coffin" Co -any violator of the order.
I named Peter Gibbons

ed a blow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

;1, on Saturdoy, the 15thr

YORIC—At the George Hot,
and Monday, the lith November.
liut.t..—At the Cross Keya Hotel, on Tut

,!sday, the 10

BIRMIXGHAII.—At the Hen and Chickens Hotel, °ll
Wtdnesday, the 19th, and Thursday, the 20th .I`4°'.,.

November

SOUTHERNITH, A
NC
DO ID' NO VEERS
pUNION,RECT
OFFICES, 70, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, RAILWAZ'•gN.
ARNADILBwRAIVOL:

CAPITAL

. S-LANE.)
000 Shares of £25 each.

TRANCE IN CLEMENT

DEPO

T, £2 12s. 6d,

F DIRECTION.
C. 8., E.1.D., Chairman•
, F.A.S., F.L.S., Aldera3Bl3'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

)UPT T

'iAtyplng ilarlitgrart.

'CP

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
Aanivao.—Zuleika, Holmes, for C 4
from Hamburg—British Lady, Moyse,

hale
in m M

word, Cole, from Zan'
SAILED.—The Duk'
ton, for Lima, &c.--1

Bksett, for Calcut
tanni,. (steamer)

A Mou

'Asia, Hannah
ville, Pron, for Jamaica
Cave, from Savannah—dan

Bland, Gatent

Mark Palmer,

the 11th of Oct

airn olitan, off ditto
Stanley. saled frc

Nind E.S.E. fresh. •
The s
' Westmoreland,
aichi—Berlin, samples of
New Orleans limited busiiie

Watch

3 2S. DE

ince, Swin

for this port

sailed fu

to 2s. T.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

~• • •
bership in Christ's Church ;
he manner of keeping the Lord's Table pure;

The value of the holy rite of cot
The nature of ecclesiastical assemblies, or church

courts

In miDi4ry

The efficacy of the laying on of hands,
The urders of ministers appointed by Christ to go-

vern his Church,
The right of the people to elect their own pastors,
• The power of the state in the patronage of livings.
I might extend this list much farther, but the foregoing
is quite sufficient to warrant my asking any believer in
his Bible whether it is right to consent to omit all those
doctrines, and to call the remainder " Scriptural Chris-
tianity." Sir, Ido hope that our brethren will see that I
am not unreasonably jealous for the revealed Will of God in
refusing to designate such a mutilation " Scriptural
Christianity."
1 had intended to have shewn the utter impossibility of
such a union as is proposed successfully combating Popery
and Puseyism, but I have already occupied too large a
space in your columns. I would just suggest to Mr. Brown
to consider these mutilations, and then to reconsider his
statement, that the points on which the various sects and
we differ are " small as grains of mustard seed."
I hope it witl not be needful for me again to trespass
upon your kindness. May the great Author of Unity
bring is to true unity and heavenly love.
I k cumin, sir, your obliged, obedient servant,
JOSEPH BAYLEE.
29, Hanall lon-eq. Birkenhead, Nov. 1, 1845.

FIFTH NOVEMBER

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
was glad to hear the bells of this large town
ringing in joyful peal this morning, (fifth of November,)
to usher in the day on which we so properly keen in
memory the great deliverance of our forefathers in 1605.
Ungrateful to God our deliverer, and unworthy of our
privileges as Englishmen and Protestants, should we be,
if from any false delicacy or spurious charity we should
omit to commemorate the disc )very and prevention of
a plot by which the sovereign of this kingdom, the prince,
and all the royal branches, with the nobility, clergy, and
commoners of England were to be destroyed at once—a
plot which Dr. Lingard, the Catholic historian. says,
" was o atrocious
it is
principle, and so sanguinary in exe-
cution, that is difficult to conceive how it could be har-
boured in the mind of any human being."—Lingard's
History, vol. vi.
I say not these things to wound the feelings of any
" Catholic" who may abhor the plot and its originators
as much as any Protestant, but to vindicate myself and
Protestants in general from the charges of intolerance and
bigotry, because we will not let the remembrance of the
I plot die away.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

STOCKDALE'S CELEBR&TED CANDLES.

ADAMANTINE CANDLES ls. 3d. per lb.
(Superior to ei ber Wax or Sperm.)
IMPERIAL CANDLES Os. 100. „
COMPOSITE DITTO .. Os. 9d. ~
THOMAS STOCKDALE and SON beg to call the
attention of the Public to their justly-celebrated
CANDLES, which are now brought to a state of perfec-
tion unrivalled by any other manufacturer.
The ADAMANTINE CANDLEA.I3ave acquired their
high reputation from their nor excellence alone,
and are now used by the s respectable families in the
country, being found,mt.perior to either Wax or Sperma-
ceti, at half the price, giving a most brilliant and steady
light, and requiring no snuffing.
The IMPERIAL CANDLES are superior to any kind
of " Composites," inasmuch as they are free from grease,
give a steadier and better light, and are not affected by
the high temperature of warm rooms.
Parties desirous of purchasing the above Candles are
respectfully informed that they may be obtained at their
Manufactory, Blackstock-street, Vauxhall, Liverpool ;
and also in any quantity from Mr. P. HARE, Ranelagh-
street, Agent for Liverpool.

FASHIONABLE MATERIALS FOR AUTUMN
AND WINTER DRESS.
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
THE Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity are respect-
fully apprised, that
MR. ROGERSON
has returned from
THE PARISIAN AND LONDON MARKETS,
where he has selected Novelties embracing every material
and texture forLs.llieir---,
PARIS, THE EMPORIUM pr-Dustcs AND`FASHION,
is so universally celebrated,
ALL OF w men ARE NOW READY FOR
INSPECTION.
Mr. ROGERSON takes the present opportunity of an-
nouncing that be has added an additional Show-room
to his Premises ; and that he has made arrangements with
a Lady, who has had many years' experience in some of
the most respectable Houses in the West End of Lou.
don, and latterly in Liverpool, to superintend the
CLOAK, MANTLE, AND SCARF DEPARTMENT,
which comprises every
NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
A VACANCY for a respectable YOUTH, as an
APPRENTICE.
I 15, CHURCH-STREET, Nov. 3rd, 1845.

LIVERPOOL PHCENIX LOAN COMPANY,
Incorporated by Deed of Settlement, and completely
Registered under the 7 and 8 Victoria, chap. 110.
THIS Company is now ready to ADVANCE LOANS
on Personal Security, on Bills, and Promissory Notes,
in Sums from £l5 to £lOOO, taking, as collateral Securi-
ty, Rails'?ly Scrip, and Produce of ,excry description, &a.
Applications to be made Office of the Company,
Nelson-chambers, 9, P Ise-street. Hours of business
from Ten to Three ' ock.
By er of the Directors,
JAMES ROWAN, Chairman.
November 4, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

y would. OV6I

instead of a plea

frightful
perpetual punishment. But
God disp'aled, that he has formea
determinate s ze, and placed such a Cu—
taller tresh and cheer us

become

herein

he sun of such a

t such a convenient dis-

as not to annoy, but to
Foil Wi
ive, to I.

enliven the

e; so that we
phet, that,
stretched

urge of the

j` Hefia; established the
out the heavens by his
REAL FAME.—SCOtt

nding."—Dr. Dick.
:ed at our house the Yar-
mouth bloaters, then an article of less savoury notoriety
than at present ; allowed their superiority to the " Finnan
haddies," and inquired where they were to be got. My
mother, haying undertaken the commission; applied to
our fishmonger, Mr. B—, of Billingsgate, a most
worthy and matter-of-fact Triton, whom no one would
have suspected of an addiction to poetry or romances
Hearing that the half-hundred small fishes were to be
sent as far as Sussex-place, he rather shoot his head at
the inconvenient dista ,ce. " Rather out of our beat,
ma'am. There are plenty of places where they can be
got good. "I am sorry for that : for I am afraid Sir
Walter Scott will be disappointed, having learned that
yours are the best--" " Sir Walter Scott, ma'am r God
bless my soul, is. Sir Walter in town ? Tom, go and pick
the very best half-hundred you can find, in that fresh lot
from Yarmouth. Well, ma'am, and how is he looking?
Why, if you had told me they were fOr him, I would have
sent them to Jerusalem or Johnny Groat-'s house. Now
mind, Tom, that the boy starts directly ;. remember, 24,
Sussex pace, and no mistake about it.''—This circum-
.'icott, he cordWly exclaimed,
ling like real, tangible fame.
minauderies of the old French
me at Paris witli their ex-

"`Yell now,

is is sot

like this more than all t

eountesse, who used to 1

-Kant compliments, nen were onry tutuftwg,
sworn, of their own vanity al/ the while."—Netilfonthly.
THE WIDOW or CAPTAIN' COOK.—Tbe widow of the
iger Cook survived him for more than half a
century. To the last she cherished the most devoted
affection for his memory ; and even after the lapse of so
many years. could not speak of his fate without emotion_
Such was her sensibility, that on receiving tidings or the
death of ber son James, in the vain hope of banishing
from her mind the recollection of her losses. she com-
mitted to the flames almost all the letters she had re-
cfrived from his father. For a long- period she resided at-
Clapham, where her unaffected goodness and generosity'
secured universal love and respect. tier latter years
passed away in intercourse with her friends, and in the
discharge of those officos of charity and kindness in

great voya

igh borne with submis-
Td ft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

which her benevolent mind d
of her.husb

child

and we are informed that there
.were certain melancholy
id of her days,- she' devoted
She died on the 13th
Her
trey
ind

anniversaries v

to seclus,
May, 18

a and pious c

in the ninet

ir of her a
urch of Sc

body was deposited in a
the Great, at CambriC
Hu2li were interred. '

.uder tae

ae had
in per-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Portman-s'

Ach FusileerGr
St. George's 1

4 Foot (Ist batt

Barbados; Glasg

Bombay ; Chatham

Wincheste

uskillen

th—Barbadoes ; Naas.
3th—Portsmouth.
Mk—Bengal; Chatham

Bengal; Chatham

s: Wales, Chatham

th-1%1 auriti i

Isle Wight

Reserve b.•
—Walmer
Car

Mauritiu

Plymouth

Ceylon; Waterford
.Buttevant.

Bombay ; Chatham

China Chatham

—Corfu i Carlov

Bermuda

Reserve batt

Chatham
Chatham

Reserve Batt., Canada
erick

as ; Chatham

Cape G. H
Bombay ; Chatham

L—B en gai; Chatham

Otli—Castlebar.
Ist—Bengal; Chatham
12d—Athlone. _ _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

On Saturday week, as a

me from Westport.

wits on his way

which laid c

, and froia which he died in two

meal, in antic,
the sufferings of the people through the partial deb

Rillarnny, to porch

,se a 6to(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

bookseller.
J. and G. Hardy,Wisbech St. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, grocers
J. Hardy, WisbechSt. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, grocer.

J. L. and L. N. Fenian,

Yorkshire. corn-millers.
G. Bishop, St. Mary.Axe,City, merchant
•

Hertfordshire, t

BANKRUPT

)01, merchant, Nov. 8, rec. 16, t
it District Court of Bankruptcy

Throgmorton-street, London ; ant
IL Liverpool; official assignee, Mr

pool, linen draper, N0v.21, Dec. ig,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

._gut's Park. 42d—Malta ; Isle of Wight.
—Exeter. Reserve batt., Malta
aid—Halifax ; Dover.

7th—C. G. Rope, Maidstone. 147th—
nnr.r1.1k. 148th—

inblin
Bengal; Ma

4th—Hounslow.
Uth •-,ttair

7th Hussar
6th—Longl

LaucCrs.

45th--Cape of Good Hope, I.W
Reserve batt., C. of G.H.

; Kilkenny
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

we forthwith came to the conclus
t upon a like model must be imprcg

that
Ac-

dovecots wherever the coasts were level and the
anproaches to them easy ; and government and peogalet

of thes

1, were scour

what is to
at a Mart

ello tower frcxn the sea till your ammunition is
expended, and perhaps you will find when all is done that
you have very little damaged its masonry ; for a cannon-
ball glances off from a circle of masonry as a musket-ball
will from a drinking-horn. But one Martello tower, or

two or three, will never stop an enterprising enemy from
landing his troops under their very walls. A Martello

:ins, cm barbelte

,ese crow

after a well-trained ship's company SIIULL vpcna,ta Lass.
broadside of a forty-four gun frigate upon them ? Or; if
they do escape, are we, who landed at the Bay of Aboukir
in the face of castles, and redoubts, and batteries among
the sand-bills, to be told that the fire of three or four guns
will stop the advance of boats to the shore ? And, once
ashore, what is to become of your Alartello bowers ?
They are capable of containing, we rather think, eighteen
men a-piece. A single company, with a couple of scaling
ladders, will walk into each of them in half-an-hour ; and
then, your sandy bay is defrncelcss. It is nat by Mar-
tello towers, nor yet by open batteries, and still less by
castles after the Deal and Walmer fashion, or even star
forts at given distances from one another, that the shores
of England, particularly from Portsmouth to North Yar-
mouth, are to be protected. You want, fiat, the com-
plete fortification of the mouths of your navigable rivers,
and especially a large extension at Sheerness of the works
which now exist, with a strong fort on the opposite shore ;
and, next, the formation of harbours of refuge along the
coast, such as shall enable you to keep in readiness hero
and there squadrons of armed steamers, which, lying snug•
behindn
tytoou
sra
laynd forth
rby tatne rdi es,
act mv,
iatt. bd.
efrc ere et aagya ants t a tawhatever
enemy may shew himself. Without these, indeed, it is
quite clear that your trade up the Channel must be de-
stroyed. For the French, if they fail in their first at-
tempt to invade you, or, which is most improbable, al:-
stain from making it altogether, will so harass your mer-
chantmendwell
from their ports on the other side, that the most
daring will shrink in the end from facing the danger. On
g
the last session skew that to the necessity of making some
such arrangements the
attention
ninags i n
government parliament
h adsulrio ng
been awakened ; and, unless we are misinformed, the
sites of more than one harbour have been fixed upon, and
measures for their construction and fortification are in
progress. We earnestly trust that no unnecessary delay
shall be permitted to occur in the commencement of these
works, and that when begun they will be pressed forward
vigorously till completed.—Fraser's Magazine,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

London to Liverpoc
111111 tknan of the en

'he butinest closed

a vote of thanks to the chairman.
On the same day, a special meting of the London and
Birmingham Railway Company was held at the Euston
Station, at one o'clock, for the above purposes. The
chair was taken by George Carr Glynn, Esq., who ob-
served that as to the amalgamation with the Manchester
and Birmingham Company, such terms would be offered
to the trade of Manchester that no other company could
po-sibly undertake to give. They were ready to place
the trade of Manchester on a most liberal footing, and he
thought the parties in Manchester, who were friendly to
' i find it impossible to compete with

trie, coo

.
such a revenue as that of the amalgamated companies.
He regretted that the amalgamation with the Grand
Junction Company bad not taken place at an earlier
period. They were anxious that the amalgamation should
stand on public grounds, and were ready to submit to
any regulations which parliament might choose to enact.
It was intended to alter some of the regulations which
had pressed on some of the branches of traffic, but the
company wished it to be understood, that. if any abuse
should arise on the part of the carriers, they were pre-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

STATE OF

xemption of England from foreign invasion Must hence-
ri.ripnd mainly nn her capability of meeting from the

against her. v The noble lines of the poet are no longer
applicable to her condition. Steam has falsified the
aphorism which we hate been accustomed for many years
to repeat; and which, because of the beauty of the lan-
guage in which it is clothed, we shall continue to repeat

to the end of our days

No towers along t

Hcr march is on the mountain wave,
Her throne upon the deep."
s need bulwarks now—such bulwarks as are

,gland de

along her

nce mounted thereupon

virgin soil uncontaminated

Towers there are, it is true—

ertello towers—scattered. over the mouths of her sandy,
bays in Kent orSussex, at distances, we rather think, of
half-a-mile from one another; but if any body is weak
enough to suppose that by these an enemy is to be scared

The whole

though v
theory o

he Martell

tower fortification is beneath con-

,risect, on the occasion of the bum-

ent of a Corsican town, to find that t
iPoinz told with effk

'every where except on one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9.—Wind Soath, light
—Huron, Muir, from Maga lack
-•*a—Lehigh, from Phila, phi

A gnadavic—

ARRIVED
Boyd, from Calcutt
from New York.
SAILED —West Indian, Brett. for Bombay—Mary Ann
Crick, and San Francisco, Zobaran, for Havana—Atalanta,
Hansen, for St. Thomas—H. Mary, Reid, and J. Canpbell,
Broomhead, for New Orleans—Virginia, Brown, for Savannah
—Union, Vanderheyde, for Ostend—Aigle, Nassell, for Ostend
—Lady C. Guest, Frazer, for Genoa—Nordstern, Sagarth, for
Swinerounde Gel mania, Schultz, for Colberg—Devonia, Long,
for Lisbon—Nancy, Brown, for Seville—and Lucy, Wright, for
Rotterdam.

St. Helena,
to which all

ders from the
Ocean, Be
t. ybele, Fit

Gwalior, E
danha Bay ;

Queen, from
cir Henry

Grecian, H

Tuesday 11
Wednes. 12
Thurs... 1:3
Friday.. 14
Saturday 15
Suuday. 16
lilonday. 17
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

A splendid Assortment of
INDIA JAPANNED CHAIRS,

from 235.

S. C. particularly requests attention to his
CHEMICALLY PURIFIED FEATHERS.
which, for price and quality, cannot be surpassed in the
Trudy.

19, BOLD-STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11

Let that church which ha,: publicly declared, in the
eyes and ears of the civilized world, that " deceit is law-
ful, and the guilt of bomicide is not incurred by killing
excommunicated persons, if zeal for religion be the mo-
tive." Let that church as publicly and extensively blot
out, disavow, and rescind those infamous decretals as she

hash published them, and we wil
her murders and her plot

I am, Sir, yours, &

Liverp6o, November

*The decretals of Rome, quoted from Dr. Southey's Vindic

tion of the Church, p, 30

Ettcr

~~tof'E.

POETRY.

JERUSALEM

lIV THE HON• MRS. NORTON

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for 181

Thou City, unto
In the meek liker

h the Say

s of a iuman ch.l

Who was sought, sorrowing ; chid with gentle blame;
And made reply, mysterious and ;—*

Thou City, over which the Saviour wept',
%\ ith a prophetic pity for that woe,
Whose lurid thunderbolt Heaven's the kept
For destined anguish and g' eat overthrow;—
Thou City, in the which the Saviour died
A malefactor's ignominious death ;
And, by deep stress of mortal suffering tried,
Prayed for his murderers with his latest breath;—

Vain'y thy peasant palaces are waste,
The fountains of thy gardens dried in dust
Thy temples and thy spacious streets defac
In the blank rain sentenced by the Just :

Glory yet dwelleth in thy rrened walls,
Though stone from stone the battlements were hurled
And to our hearts thy name more loudly calls
Than prosperous cities of the pompou.

Still, thou sepulchral City, round thee ilea
The haloed light of a departed day,—
Which the true pilgrim sees with pious eyes,
And wet, ships, cre he takes his homeward way

erring loss,

Still, through the struggling change, and w
Of earthly sceptres held by falling hands,
A Holy Power supports the constant Cross
Slow gathering to that kingdom, all the lands;

And, through the mists of earth, to days afar,