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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

--------c —thef 1-
GUANO IN THE ISLANDS OF THE RED ...,EA.--- °—
lowing is an extract from a letter written by Cata.trt
Withers, of the Colchester, at Aden, oth November .---re
" During our passage down the Red Sea we were raao.,
fortunate than in going up, as we discovered three isl ode
with guano on. The quality is more like the South Aro,7
rican than that from Ichaboe. The quantity, however, !:
i
small, say from twenty to thirty tons on each
are from
and it
ei
scattered on the summits of the islands which
400 to 500 feet high, and, as the trouble of collecting
would be so great, we left it. A small schooner we,„," 1.1-
amining these islands. We examined from 200 to 31N5-
lands in all.
DESECRATION OF THE SABBATH.—The stir of agents,
all but belated with their plans, made last Sunday any'
the country. The offices of clerks of the
thing but a day of rest or devout observance throuooll‘
doors of the Board of Trade were stormed by. breathless
depositors till the stroke of midnight. Frantc " stand'
ing-order missionaries" from H arwich, driving tiP 1
minutes afterwards—mis-carried, alas ! by blundering
about
post-boys, "who drive for an hour and a half
Pimlico" (so says the tale), seeking the office in vain l
have to besiege its inexorable doors, and " fling their Plr,bs
into the lobby,"—" breaking the Passage larnp"--wit•
in their
no effect but that of having them flung back again d four
doleful faces ! In Worcester, "so many coaches an
have never been seen in one day before"—not even in race
and festival weeks. " Dire was the tossing', on every
road, and in some instances, it may be feared, .t,deep.
'---or
groans" were not wanting, nor cases of " despair ,
forlorn agents arriving too late, after all ! On the Great
had
Western line, the haste to overtake " spare minutes" f
nearly led to a tragedy dark enough to fill the courts o
Gray's Inn and the purlieus of Chancery Lane with in:
consolable mourning. A squadron of " solicitors to son*
of the projected lines" had borrowed the wings of an i"
other, "which had started with several legal
press, which unhappily broke down at Alaidenhead• in
peace anct the
this disahlt d condition the engine was charged 139 an
gentletaee
Corn:
connected with the Great Western and Exeter
panies," and the carriage with the learned freight vcl"
dashed to pieces, as might have been expected ;
tune which keeps watch over the men of law having
the feri
let
the passengers off with no worse harm than " the fright
and a few bruises"—a better fate, indeed, than wig-
have been feared.—Railway Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

Etttraturr.

NOTICES.

Sharpe's London Magazine. Smythe, Liverpool.
We have received the second part of this periodical,
ich, considering its remarkable cheapness, is eminently
factory. The magazine is, in its general plan, similar
,eral weekly and monthly publications ; but it differs
t, viz., that it is illus-
zecuted woodcuts. The
as well as selected, well-

traced with a number of w

compri:

I articl

a number of miscel-

laneou

Blackwood, for December,
taining and instructive. The
of White's Three Years in
_ ?ortant paper, containing the
Scotland, with a number of vs-
_

Constan

larvest

t deductions affecting

ly with the general

the grain pr
prospects of
ments in tht
" The Boc

ottntry

The authority for the state-
s Mr. Stephens, the author of
' an authority not to be kn.

e is quite satisfied_ that, in

pugned

grain convertible into
his harvest than from the
a heavy crop ; indeed,
t crop he ever remembers to

that country

have s

is strong . _ ,eed and
!rence to the quality of the
re of it, but most of it, is
- The barley and
but there is a slight

crop, he s

inferior in

roughness aboutth€

ights, in some cases,

re a heavy crop in

of both are extr

straw e,
Stephen
while in

traw, when well won, Mr.
horses in winter as hay ;

h as on the border

s enters into a 'number of

will also be

as to t

Di price of the orain in vari-
is follows, " With all these
e myself believe that we are

ous dist
facts bel

)f faiiline, as far as the grain
subject of the potatoe crop,
e is little outcry against rot

crop is
Mr_ St

in Pent
extens
Londo

arshire, and these are the two most
a which potatoes are shipped for
bland diFtriets is most fa-
ays that in, all true potato
my be a good but a great crop.

Fhe crop

vonrabl

and Mr. Stephens

soils the potatoes will not

Hogg's Weekly Instructor
Part IX

G. Philip, Liverpool.
The plan of the pub-

's as excel

~, so far as the typo-
,,cveral other features, of the
after the manner of Chambers'
-glu,o,le recommendation in addi
d to advance the interests
e chief intention of the

0
cult
d, hadeed,4

eulcate an increasing regard for re-
.:e remaining matter is highly
there is no lack of lighter reading. There are
fic, statistical, and miscellaneous papers of a

Whilst 0

s Monthly Series
Falcon Family."

No. XII. "The

one of the most interesting
,ately issued from the press.
are ably painted. In parti-
n. " the Giosey," is inimitable ;

VARIE'II

by a persul

o mad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

NEXT WEEK

On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 9, Oldhall.street,
About 700 Tons South American GUANO,
Per Prince of Wales : lying in Waterloo Dock.—For
sampling orders and further particulars apply to Messrs.
WILLIAM J. MYERS and Co., Merchants, or to
J. and J. BARON, Brokers.
This Cargo not being considered by the Importers quite
equal to their Standard Quality, and being determined
never to deliver from their Stores any Guano the quality
of which may be doubtful, they take this mode of selling
it upon its own merits, which can be judged of by a peru-
sal of the following Report of an Analysis taken by Dr.
Andrew Ure, M.D., F.R.S., &c. &c ,
Ist. Fresh or well preserved ani organic 'ratter,
and combustible salin atter, containing 34
parts of potenti and 64 parts of, actual
ammonia ... 35.5
2d. Fixed alkalin alts, rich in the valuable potash
salts, along with sulphate and muriate of
soda, in about equal proportions
3d. Phosphate of lime, or pure bone earth, worth
twice its weight of ox bones
4th. Silica, only 4 per cent.
sth. Moisture

39.0
0.5
19.0

A pure exeremenfof birds, very cleanly'collected.
(Signed) ANDREW URE.
Londcn,l3, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
27th November, 1845.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
A GOAT having been found Wandering in Park-lane,
Il within this Borougb, on the 2d instant, has been
IMPOUNDED, in the Common Pound, Rose-bill.
Now Notice is hereby given, that unless the above Ani-
mal is previously Claimed, and the ex uses paid, it will
be SOLD, at the Common Poun ose- hill, at Twelve
o'clock on the 16th instant, rding to the statute in
that case made and provid .
Dated the 9th day o ecember, 1845.
THO. AS KISSACK, Pound-keeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

LEEDS CORN MARKET, DEC

Our supply of Grain to this day's market is again very mode-
rate. Wheat met a slow sale, and in some instances Is. per qr.
decline was submitted to. Barley met a brisk sale at the ex-
treme rates of last week. Oats and old Beans maintained their
value, but new Beans Is t

2s per qr. lower

and the quality very
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

s per pound sterling.

OF F

FREIGHTS

NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS.

NEW ARRANGpfrENT:
Sails on Me 26th 9every Month

WATERLOO, (new Shipivr 1200 tons
H ;ALLEN
JOHN R. SKIDDY, (newlooo tons
Shin,) SKIDDY
STEPHEN WHITNEY,W.C. 1034 tons.. 26th Feb
THOMPSON
VIRGINIAN, C

26th Dec

26th Jan

A. HIERN

26th March
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 2

A fair supply of Wheat, Oatmeal, and Flour, have
entered this port from Ireland since Tuesday hat, but of
other articles from that direction, or of any Coastwise,
the receipts are still rather light ; while of Foreign Wheat
and Flour we have tolerably good arrivals, as stated

beneath.
To-day's market proves very dull : Wheats, in many
cases, are 2d. to 3d. per bushel lower than on this day
week, and Flour and Oatmeal ls. per sack cheaper re-

tpectively.
Oats have also rather declined in value, but the quan-
ity at hand is moderate; the demand, however, is equally

so.
Beans in moderate request, at a trifling reduction from
their late value.
For bonded articles very few enquiries are made at
present, and we have consequently little or nothing

report to-dap
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

also tend t•

pers, printers, and country h. :u

Ifidence, in ant

lation of a good spring trade,
and, although cloth may range a trifle higher, cotton is too
abundant to
_admit of any material change occur, ing. W. may
s 5s 3d. to ss. 104; end 72's 6s. 164 to 6s. 6d.
d about 3d. per piece since our

shirtir
last report.---.A

lgs have advance
Ilanchester Adverti

Lasns.--The attendarce at the Cloth Hall ha Leeds, during
the past week has been large; and the transactions prc
portionately extensive. A very good feeling seems to pr,
♦ail amongst all classes of persons engaged it
of the district, as to their immediate future

ie staple trade
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

east fitO ttO

e greater part of he
te board, will be deep
For HONG KONG

SHANGHA

DANzI

TVho is well

ye years

and one of the f

engaged

Iched abotst the 20th inat
NINGPO or CI-lUSAN

om mander,
Ito rhinn

Le conveyance both

W. and J. TYILER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

screamed out to the stokers
I-lioh nrpcgrire_ high nressur

Blaze away

" ' Blsze away, _ ... cried I,
hurra for the Helen Nl'Gregor !' —the cont
" And the fellows pitched whole cartloada of wood upon war ? W
i ^' red and yoked away till they were wet Re!,

ith perspiration, and our chi mn
rg, that it was a pleasure to h
ing the Ohio, the W

,egan to whis-
t. We were

7' up
f, steadily and perse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Beech-street. Barbican, bookseller—Jan

8, J. and R. •Dew

Oxford. bookseller
J. York, Stoney Stratford, Buc inghar

masters—

J. Oliver and

bankers—Jan

Stafordshire, coal

nbeth, timber

man street, Southwark

—Jan. 30. NN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

PARRS BETW

CLUDING ST

. .glii
tiljf. k, -
_-=,--,._,..--,-_

Captain JOHN BOYD.
COMMODORE,
;aptain JAMES HARDIE.
The undermentioned or other first-class Steam-ships
are intended to sail from the CLARENCE DOCK,
LIVERPOOL, with or without Pilot; as under :

JANUARY

ADMIRAL This Day,
ADMIRAL Monday,
ADMIRAL.. Saturday.,

tkg 14tb.. at 2, Afternoon
'{he 20th..at 8, Evening.
the 25th.. at 11, Forenoon.
the 30th.. at 2, Afternoon

ADMIRAL
The accommodations 'of these Vessels are well-knows
to be first-rate.—Apply to
DAVID MACIVER and C0..12, Water-street.

THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S
splendid new iron Steam Ships
tiNi:\N PRINCESS ROYAL,Cap.R.CRAwFoxp
htills‘o•• ROYAL GEORGE, Captain Coox,
Are intended to sail as under
Between LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

would

troduce
It was

Dock warehous

,e control of the sub-committee for
In reply to a quetion from Mr.
said the works at the Albert Dock
and warehouses were going on quite to his satisfaction,
and as fast as he could carry them on. He did not see
how they could be carried on faster. Mr. Evans said
that, owing to an error of his,-he did not oppose "-
n of the sub.r,-

warehous

ement

Evans

pointment of the chairma
Ripley ought to have beer
general committee had nor
ment of the

mranittee

Mr. Bold

ba:rma❑
I Mr. Moiyneux

,".
the alib-committee, who had met
nd appoin.
Mr. Evans.—The sub-
zommittee of warehouse management was, with tv,-
ceptions, Mr. Itipk,
had voted against dock warehouses, which appointment
was directly at variance with the reasons offered for ex-
cluding himself from the Committee of Works, viz., tha
having been opposed •

omposed of those whr

to the new works. 1

, ..e out not
have to do with ed.. out. The Chairmghan inter-
to
fered, and said these observations were out of order.—A
letter from Mr. J. A. Tinne, Chat"-
mittee, appointed by the Clea
mittee, relative to a pin"
swept from th^ •

man of the sub-con;:

rg and Lighting corn-
carrying off in flats the soil
id of depositing it in heaps
the inhabitants, was refer-
s sub-cornmittee.—A return
•

to the injury of
red to tt

e Harbo

.. ..
cost of cleansing he dock
e. Fr om this it appeared that
the average cost was £149,2 per year. Referred to the
Harbour-Master's sub-committee, and also the present
disgraceful state of the dock quays.—A claim for compen-
sation to the extent of £1268 19s sd. from Messrs Hum-
ble and Merest, was referred to the sub-committee of
Works, Mr. Evans remarking that he never heard of such
an arbitrary claim, whilst Messrs. Nicol, Horsfall, and
Bold thought the applicants entitled to compensation.—
An application from Messrs. M'Tear and Hadfield for a
loading birth for a line of packets to Rio Janeiro was re-
ferred to the Harbour-Master's sub-committee.—A let-
ter was read from Messrs. T. and J. Broeklebank, stating
that they should hold the committee liable for injury done
by water to some goods, in consequence of a spout being
filled up with dirt. The Chairman said the damage was
not done in consequence of the spout being filled up.
Ordered to lie on the table.—The subject of lighting the
dock quays was again deferred.—A letter from Mr. Court,
inclosing one from Mr. W. C. Alexander, as to the ne-
cessity for testing ships' compasses before leaving the
port, was referred to the Marine sub-committee.—A let-
ter was read from the Steam-tug Company, stating that
they had agreed to the proposition offered by the Dock
Committee for the towing out of the life• boats.—Several
other matters of no importance to the public were dis-
posed of, and the Committee adjourned.

as Rod on the tab

ORIGIN OF THE LIVERPOOL BATHS AND
THE FIRST ESTABLISHED.

WASH II OUSE

"ational Register.)

In the sm.

pressec

the im- pot

f cholera im
)n all classe
Vb. The vi

exhorted them to the imm,
looked hopelessly round th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ton, Molyn

ordered

permitti
Harrini

park, for perrniasia
ould be required ii
The reply o
pplication

any conslu-sic
Hartley said

able to attend Litt
yards of land..t

adjoining that lea
to James Hodzso

,nts as to the channels, life-
.appeared that during the year
saved by the lite-boats, and 27
vessels assistea. Louses and lightships had
burnt 4731 gallons of oil, and 10,640 wicks. One buoy
bad been broken, drifted, or torn away during the year,
1 sunk, 'l5 dirty, moorings worn out
2. The north-west lightship had
Formby lightship twice : "
anchor by -

.4 _dragged

18, alieraiii

broke }

ilision

I further

.ier chai❑ once,
) vessels had passed through
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

structio-iii;i'
Tht

Ali
th.

of iiidoy years
1840. t„ :

cordial(' parrs y..erent
of th
opened in
tom a,lt, and the f -
intended y,
IR"
Rhowpr b"Si
• And eteht b

e funds

_,apour bath, wart.
is also a bath which can bk.
When needed in cases of illness.
Number of baths taken in the first year, 11,661 ; secon
year, 16,323.
The price of ev.,^ "
I. .

t mechanics, by w

- wa4llll
it ref The

Year, 9

nroodates twenty-one washer-
-.Rshed there were, in the

, 4 nere i
111111 iffeet
au,
f
.„ ,()1' th,

; second year, 12,067
rying room, and

separate room for wash-
ti is lent. The charge is

ietstablishm.
ermine the )(the tovyd ecc

ub six hours

success of this

now p,

s its current

exenses, has
J erect another at thep other end

institutions are now
1-- -

happily in progress in
upveral of our large towns, and we hope will rapidly mul-
tiply. To accelerate this great good, by diffusing infor-
/nation of me the successful result of this fairly tried experi-
!!lentPoor i , and to induce individuals to encourage and assist
n their endeavours to overcome the unpropi-
tious circumstances of their lot, is the object of this pre-
sent short account of the origin of the Liverpool Baths
and Wadihhouse.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

iarket there v

sale of inferic

I foreign we
Barley S.

Ocean Queen, hence for Savannah. off Charleston, Igth Dec. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JAN.
Acadia, (steamer) Harrison, hence at Boston 21st December
Jones; Kingston, Burt; With a favourable change of wind, ipwards of 300 vt
sels from various parts of the olohp ha.. .-4-..--a 41., __

lower tei ms. .
Malt, Beans
value.

Brewster ; Coronation

hence for Vera

Lice tne manic of last week • those from abroad, lion- up to
er, contain very little Grain or Flour; whilst from Ire- Scotch. ur.r
nd we have to note a good supply of Wheat, a very and with the e
rge accession of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal_ And f.ta auarters. the a

,m Calcutta, at Clyde

Barley are

DAY, JANUARY 12

Wind S.S.E. light.

Notwithstanding these abundant-supplies, the holders 1 dteenmdaenndi.jrir°
of Wheat were not disposed to accept lower prices. ay
a11ne5.ft.1.....1 : -Lif• • 2 .

ARRIVE

1, Emerson. fr

New Orleans—

—Suffolk, o.,occuco m errectlng Sales, to a moderate extent, of the ley,
—Govan Hill, Mason, from Cadiz—Sir C. select parcels of Irish new 'Wheats, which realised the full 116 t
from Charente—Zoe, Blacklock, from
rates of this day week, whilst the secondary and inferior
-" , from Paraiba—Priscilla, Parry, from qualities were Id. to 2d. ner

heats al.io remained steady in value, and in 1
°reign, though dull, no alteration was apparent.
1 Flour was stationary in price, but moved off slow
Barley, Malt, Beans, an

Mayfield. Gartle

I Cestrian. Douglas, for Africa—
aada, Edgar, for Barbadoes-
31entanner. Brock : and

ra—
, Janvrin

English V

Although there
in to day's marks

Stephen Baldwin, Brown,
for New York—Sir C. Nat
_ _

. case, were little noticed, inactive. T 1
New Orleans— Roscius, Eldridge, and to iiiake progress in sales rather lower
prices must at prices abo
Johnson, and Adelaide, Hannah,„ wit...L....Jul
have been acceded to. 30th ; but th
Oats were in moderate request at the decline of Friday.
81b., and eve
hob-effected.
e
Mary Jane, Boyd, for Corfu, has put back Oatmeal in fair demand, on the terms last noted, hob-
Killermont, hence for Africa, at Resumer's, with mainsail and ders not being dieposed to give way from the terms of W
l-
I jib split
day sennight.
Ann Morrice, Fowler, hence for Terceira, at Holyhead
Christina, hence at Ceylon
Otter, hence at Messina

for Mobile

to-day, and the I The best runs were selected

d Peas, i

4ITHFIELD CATTLE

middling quality, the demand for that descripl

equaltt t

le of most other b
unt of deem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

rant off Cork

her passage fro,
WHITE.
On the 2nd instant, after a lor.
ED WARD SILCOCK, aged 29 years
On the 3d instant, f t
wine and spirit rnerf an

at New

Same d

at the re

chaboe, aged 48 years, Capt

_ HIELD, E
d a nr:mber of the Town Coin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

r augmented since by a f

I Wheat, Oats, Floor an
small parcels of Gr-'

Ikind of Poi
During t

Irish6otl

!cidcd advance w-

alogne ar

.sition to buy to lead to any
Ltion to submit to loser rates
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

-once shifte
the Rock (

e 4461 Were

Inwards, and 4765
,he total number passed throuo-
,r of vessels which passed through the
,ern were, inwd, ,853,
of which number, 7262 passed Channels through durings thl2e time
the Rock Channel was closed; outwards 13,907, of which
number 4526 passed through during the time the Rock
Channel waa - -- •

398: The nun-

is and Nor

and in 1843

was 23,296; and in 1835, the first year6o of
t 6134.—A memorial from potato dealers,

ltercourse was 21

~otn, was referred to the South
an intimation that he should give
Enouation he could.—The Parliamentary sub
committee reported that it appeared highly desirable a
register should he kept of the ratepayers entitled to vote
for members of the Dock Committee. Referred to the
Parliamentary subcommittee, with a request that the-
•,ive their attention to th--'

praying for more
Harbour Master.

all the accc

a cLuse in

Oct of Pa

subject, in order to in
rliament to this effect—

.esolved

e better working of the-Albert
`'- L-- Albert and Salthouse Docks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ard, to Boston o

ward's

Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad•
street; in Glasgow, to G. andJ.BURNS ; or, in Liverpool
to D. and C. MACIVER, 14. 'Water-street.

LEW is

—All LETTERS and NEWSPAPER,

ntended to
be sent by these Vessels must pass through the POST-
orvicz, and none will be received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will be charged freight on their personal
Luggage when it exceeds half-

a measurement

IRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS TO AND FROM
GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL.
N LIVERPOOL AND GREENOCK, (IN-

zWAAD's FE

) CABIN, 178.; STEXRA
ADMIRAL,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ember

I " Brass'

for a county can stand for integrity, personat
ell as accomplishrnews ;

respectability

!.avy blow would be to turn out of the repr
North Cheshire, Mr. Egerton, of Tatton.

le gratification, then, of the spite of vu►gar
)f the sweepers of factory floors and pro-
Manchester warehouses,—against

moted bagmen

pedigre

'h is the end sought after

ancis Egerton is a nobleman, " standing as
any member of a county can `stand for
personal character, and respectability, as
accomplishments ;" and Lord Francis is,

) wreak their
tlier, son,

iatton,

ink obj

ce upon

" The

rubbers

gertons of

d grandson, have been sit- I ....

Chester) upwards of fifty

ton, of 'rattan, is, therefore, a
,t of the-republican spite of men who are

Mr. Ege

e as to be able t

boast of a grand-.

h a blow as would be the rejec

1 i not so fortun
1 I father'

either of these members, would " tell at a distance, I
especially in London :" it would be an achievement

ck Cade or Wat Tyler might have been
t would tell before a Free Trade mob in
'Free Trade Hall

aer.
proud

Ilen, or in the

; and 1

enable

the Cobdens, and Wilsons

and Potters, to 1

up their whity-brown calico countenances,
in triumph, to their starving and
" Behold ye, we are the Ealt of

and impudence have beat down
xindly breeding !" And this is an
justify fraud - Its

and perjur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

lgly directed, is

needed mo

shington close upon our courage and disinterestedness ar
I
mile came running upon Courage to withstand the assaults of envy

ting collateral information is added to deck in an
in almanacks of much higher " Mr. DollehhY, for heaven's sake! Mr. Doughby— foot the seductions of ease, and disregard the attraction,
-sroprietor and compiler, Mr. captain, for God's sake! Will you destroy yourself, and of opulence. An heroic mind is more wanted in the li- .
'en highly successful with the steamer, and your fellow-citizens ? Will you race brary or the studio, than in the field. It is wealth and
I d
and, in testimony of with the George, Washington?' cowardice which extinguish the light of genius, •
" " ` For God's sake. Mr. Doughby !' cried the Miss. the grave of literature as of nations.—Blackivood

—The Boston Dail

quite tote

st,ffiless

' I demand and insist tha

iiser of the 20th ult says, "A very neat

ned in Lincoln-6

sort—ain't go-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

as disc

He states that the first

lan, who furnished hi,

hick he has r

's Mari

ie Villa

Kemp
nd

e same principles

lediately 'en ia ce.

that has

las
Id Mr.

ly comfortable chambers

department

.1.1,1 S IS an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

mcy, East Indies, Captain EDWIN LE..
e 3rd Light Infantry, and fourth son cf the la

th of Novembe

SIDE HADFIELD, Esq. m(
On the 18t
BRIDGE,

ESQ. 601

temporary and
like many other

subject

ill, near Tarbo]

1 the great Ayr

iect to a little oftl
noticed his friend

!s lie Jamie's banes-

years, in the Island c

e CHARLES GAR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

1 On the

Ye ne'er
Into yc

GLADSTONE
at C

Mr. EBENEZ
On the Ist instan

he late Sir W
On the 2d i

lett. Bart

slington-terrace, ELIZA, wife of

me-merchant.
nham, Lady BURDETT

he Sarah Flerr

DANIEL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

in trade, that

expectat

n Beef and Mutton, prime
The change in

11 Downs ♦s (id

,utinues, is likely lo have further beneficia

LONDON SH

s' ol and Gloucester. 4r,a, Direct
Eastern (

MARKET
ye advanced

tions, re.
ported late prices. South Western,
Barley and Malt continued to meet a slow difficult sale on
aMnadncßhreasrte
terms scarcely equal to those last noted ; and Beans as well as
in retail quantities alone, at our previous
and Lyons 3#, Paris and Rouen 4 I
tYi eo
fork andnc—ti
uNl'; North Midland liic6h.
I 6 , B o

lea 163.-Lancas

Pease were salea
(mot

Toydon Itii, Lout

Amiens 4i, Paris

Oats, at the commencement of the market, were held at an
advance of id to Id per 451 b; the sellers, however, failing to MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 11
attain any improvement. the trade concluded rather heavily at
former prices. Oatmeal, in the absence of the usual number of Our import list this week exhibits a large arrival from Ireli
country buyers to-day, also moved off less freely than hereto- as well as to Wakefield from the East Coast of England. The tr
fore, but without any decided change in value. however, has borne up with considerable steadiness : and tho

I
I reduction, ha

Wheat, v. 701 t
EngHAI new
Ditto, white

1 Irish red

Rye, English, *qr
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish,* 601 t
Malt, English, 717, qr
Irish
Oats,* 701 b.

At this day's

a. d I Wheat bring ully last week's rates, wi
7 0 Q 7 3 Flour mores slowly at former prices

.3 fl - 4 3

that, whilst there is not si

brown.. 160 0 —65 0
'do. .... 15S 0 —59 0

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

).

AND

GENERAL

-HEARTS RESOLVED AND HA/

ornimommuminion

No. 1174.1

MENtaIiMOIMMMISIMMIMIIIIIIMIIIMISIOMINIMIIMiIIi

COMMERCIAL

ADVERTISER.

DS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET

lIMINIMINI

JANUARY

1.845.

ck r)

ININ/OBEENNlMlVmsmonimissamomm.rammimmes........

[PRICE FIVEPENCE.

~~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

eat. at t'

river ; th
and was a

a St. John, N.B. off C

a, at Matanza

3 W ; Jumua, henc

Ichaboe for C

at. 44 N

at Nassau, and sailed for th

1r this port 30th Nov.
for Berbice, ath No•
Laguira, Dec. 23, in la

spore, Nov. 17, in lai

Sincapore, Nov. 21. in lat. 41
Savannah, Dec. 14, in lat. 44

lope, Na

lcutta, 3rd

Ichaboe for th

Yom Galveston to
25th Nov. Crew
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

personag,

he has

ture for the benefit of the Church

—A movement is being
rist the heavy charges

ayers for the support of the county pa-

was held at the-gea

viers of Widnes,
e at

er the expense of
)ships amounted to
of the poor was but £l7B Its.
come before the Court of Quarter

:0 the sou".

fern divi-
dopted by

These set forth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

rinev fc

I fresh

v assistanc

:I sold by the New

iolish fences or

taken awa

s of her tribe on the

ow Sydney

Env,lis

that the affairs of this island are

the French soldiers beir

, in consequence of the cap,
tines. The letter adc
Seen burnt, and the house

yes have t
he Freac

late aff

much pro

n for certai❑

he breathed hi

I of the mission, and a very an

e island

; some

R IRISE

Associati

NS OF THE
a (Pelf ant.

to consideration

3, and atte

y for fi

at a word

nowledges to have receive
he sum of £6,614 ISs. 'ld. Talk (

NS FROM ROMANISM.—On the firs

,ns publicly renounced

in a most lament-

)n of attacks
The Rt.

M' Kean was shot

from which party the shot was
s he was the most
His wife

's a sum to be sent to the

bich will ever
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

iIEGs to an

possess'

a to be given on
STOCK VII

the 30th instant. the whc
41;13E OFFERED
tne Public at
A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN P.
As the Concern Finally Closes on that day
The
Assort'

Stock comprises an extensive
BRITISH AND FOREIGN LACES
BL,
BRITISH AND FOREIGONNDS LACE VT'
, S, 84c
FRENCHCAPES CAMBRIHCSAWLS AND C.,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
PLAIN, SPRIGGED, AND FANCY MUSLINS
A GENERAL STOCK OF HOSIERY,
Scotch Lambs' Wool, S

ILS, FALLS

MBRIC

n Silk, Cotton

Merino

DraVers

and Sing

Stocks, Sill

Hazidker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

f the' Ass

-past Six o'cl

ADMISSION FREE!

ITOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF-
of YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PRO-
PRIETORS of the LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND
COKE COMPANY will be held, pursuant to the Acts of
Incorporation, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day _
instant, at Twelve o'clock_st-Nmin, at the Clarendor
Rooms, South John-atteei.

January

By ordefco

f the Cnr

111
Gas Office, Queen-square
8M January. ]B4°

tY ST
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

lOcean Queen, and Orwell, from Icbaboe, at C
Ceres, Smith, from Honduras, ditto

I near Corkbeg

from 'uenos

gn produce we have still very little to announce. is that ,
.yres, at Falmouth _ period between our last market and to-day, the
deed au
TtIINCOMALF:Ii, Nov. 18.—The Broad Oak, M'Coy, from Cal- trade on the part of holders, exhibited a firm aspect; but the of the d
cutta for Liverpool, put in here Bth Nov. leaky, having struck millers and dealers, unwilling to purchase freely without soma Tho mi
the ground, and is discharging her cargo in rood condition abatement. which the fern...".
~.....A .- ---.--

rs, ...an. v.--ine tentnioff, from Hull for Malta, got
the Goodwin Sands this morning; but came off soon after
and has been brought up in the Gulls, makinir

th assistance, a

sections only were apparent.
At cur Corn•eachango this morning the seen
Irish Wheat, which in the earlier part of the week
ert

:ded Id t

. ... ......•..a, .scaa ..asp, ad
I 110LICHICAD, JEW. ii.—The Freedom, from Liverpool for lities of red made 6s 10d'per 701bs ; English and Naples, that put in here yesterday, struck on Clippera Rocks, likewise continued to be held steadily at the ft
east side of this bay, carried away forefoot, and damaged her day, although in any description of this Grain
keel. whole were but moderate in amount. Flour. i
ained in rather limited request,

Wheats
of Tues- I Great Wes

NARVON B.

chaboe fur Liver

Jan. 17,

—The Wm. Turner, Evans, from
was totally lost in this bay during the

I yg, 40. Brisi

all denbmina-
but generally sup. biorte
ter and
and York

night. Crew droivned

PRICES OF SHARES, JANUARY 13.

RAILWAYS
Barnsley Junction
Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester.
iirmingham and Gloucester ...
Ditto quarter
Blackburn and Preston
... .. ____

(Bolton. Wigan ancil

Bristol ar

Exeter

Sales
This Da

weather if
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

LETTER.—A copy of Mr. O'Cor

n the Cat

appeared. It is a very
lumps nev

roduction, ex-
type. It dis•

roceedings and tnachin

to have b,

resent ministry, at Rome, wit

ppointment of the Irish Roman Cat

3ayment of t
unced, and the writer then enters
into the law of the case.
;ether uncalled

e clerg

All these

❑lly and most elat

rat(
low that the act was altc

for, and thai it

hatesel
Dr. Murr

catholic charities

required by any exigencies of
Mr. O'Connell is very can-
ay personally, out vehemently

towards

REPEAL ASSOCIATI

At the weekly

on Monday

letter was read froa; Mr. O'C

£5l, as his famil

subscription for 1845

le following is an e
r Monday week of

or renew, my notice
ke snnh Arrangerr,nts

i of Parliament as may preclude tbe
!members attending in London. I

,ause—the only
ng in which the Irish people have a real interest—can
and promoted in Ireland."—Me. W. S.
onsiderable length. He was of opinion

aye a strong impress

be best manatzt
O'Br
that I

ien spoke at

mild render more service to his countrymen in the
n-hall than in St. Stephen's Chapel. He de-
repealers were becoming apathetic, and that
Ps influence was declining, and as to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

r by W. per
*stun a clearance was not

ns were in fair request,

quotations were i•teadily supported
dill sale, though not oheaper
f The supp. " '

CORN EXCHANGE, I ...ANTUARY 10.
.y of Calves was quite equal to
Clemente, Nineteman, hence at Flushing Upon Foreign Beans the import rate has advanced to 6s 6d ruled son ewbat i, active, at previous quo'
William & Eliza, Price, sailed from Messina for Liverpool 20th per qr. being the only change in the duties for the week en- upwards of 20 + pigs on sale from Ireland
December suing. were iu fair request, but other oo.""
Pomona. sailed from Pernnrnhunn fnr r.:........,., ..... ,-.__ Th. 1,1,....i -.1• . . . . _ .

ud lastweek's

her brec do were on

tatious. There were
Prime small English

,vy on hand
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

THE LIVERPOOL

NOVEL SPECTACI

ght of weighing a
()den, New Jersey.

r was witnesse

.am-boat built

st summer was

umber of rerso

a side, place

purpose, and

'elphia paper

•eek Chun

penal c

s place

their desc
1" Credat

own by. t

rgin Mary to

e virgin

a whole

s had co

aces the title

hu,band

plied with all

"This, moreover, is the cause why the Sacred Congrega-
tion hastens again to write to you about this important
- a desire of our most Holy Lord. Yon
_very
gracious prelate, what is tl
haracter, and I

know, most

cal duty

how important i

of Peace a

Hy placed

wards of

:clesiast

much it behoves, a

be safety of religion, tha

togs, ministers of t

mysteries of God, bu

should in no respect involve there

Christia

things

id whatsoever fr

;k com

octrine (
as, from

Town (

n of the

usly cherish among the peot
the t

and peace,

lon is du

he Cat'

.elate t,

,vil affairs, and e
ration of mind, y

ht even .slightly exc
nildneys of the law ol

nculeated when opportunity offered. It

c Church, which the Apost

never otni,

greetion and of his H

tic See

will be,

!ord, to propc

and, by declaring, as

oppor-
d Con-

less on an affair of such

irnpor-

tance, t

st efficacious manner,

as many ecc

ited to the function; of Bishops, as

'e in any

ray for all hap
me, from the

Prop. Fi

heart my

.ss from God

3e Sacred Cor

15th, 1844, &c.'

Dr. Crolly says that the Popish bisho

e❑ the Pope and the B

,tish Gover

has so justly excited alarming apprehensior
s of all the clergy and laity of Ireland, I 4

manner,

u may

sls a •ce

to recant

plained why I did

t -facto h,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

CERTIFICATES
be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of .11 oati n no

W. Cox, Crown-street,
dealer—Feb 5, G. F. Giles, Bean
London, carver—Feb. 4, G. F, David
London, merchant—Feb. 4, H. Adders
Feb. 6. J. F. Figge, Dunseer-court,
merchant—Feb. 4, S. T. Watson,
London, woollen 'warehouseman—Fe
Hardy, Oxford•street, London, drat)

Jan. 31

Robert-street, North Brixtor
Feb 6

Bath, wine men
6, P. Blackburn,

Salford, b'

rIFICAT
of Ilevie

1 by the Cow
to the contra

hatter—l. Applet
Noel, Jermyn-stret

Inclon, pt
ton, Dept
et, bootni

RAILWAY TR

AFFIC

Soho. London, general
,rd-street, Covent-garden,
'son. John-street, Adelphi,
'brook, Dudley, druggist--
, Mincing-lane, London,
Skinner-street, Snowhil/,
:b. 7, W. Broome and W.
lers—Feb. 4, J. Pegrum,
uter—Feb. 6, R. J. Webb,
h, Sheffield, malster—Feb.

üblisher—W. Walker, Bir•
ottord, Kent, shipowner—

RETURNS

ue of Saturday.)

Money "4'°!rt' "fir r
yeat i
.4200 .4127
2245 1631 2a
tr.

1028 447 I
2487 2069
3798 831--
1880 134
955 81
~,,An

_ _llB
1414 1155
12183 10206
4&8 4206
14368 12323
644 673
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

MARAISO

!4iiiiiii.

. .
:spects a particularl

terms Of freight or passag

is Dock

to the po

Will sail punctually

For N E

ery ele;

'
554 tons per re
New York, of the very best

GENERAL
Captain 1

copper•fastened, and sail

terms of

kDIRONDACK

BROWN, SHIPI

3Y, an

at four dollars eig

ne of the New Line

Packets.

YORK

L PARKH I
A. M jig:MN

mitferial

retharkably fas

s for cabin passengers,

3 Captain SHIPLEY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

on, hence at Gibraltar

sailed from ditto for this port 28th Dec.
wyc,c ; Eclipse, Kirkhove, and Industrie, Zellein,

fled from Zante for this port 16th Dec.
, sailed from Malta 15th Dec. ; Giacint

trot on shore on leaving
New York. On 30th De

th part of cargo
chaboe—Liver-

ldridge, frog

long. 4 5

Sylph, Campbell.

New Calabel'

realized

om Bombay—
from
China—

titan, Murdo;
To—Elizabeth

M. IMiNael—Cc
Martin, fror

SALFORD CATTLE MAT
• -

, aom Paraiba— LEEDS CORN MARKET. JAN. 7 -.er, Drennan, from Honduras We have large arrivals of Wheat this week, and o itun, Brown; Colchis Knight, and samples support last currency. inf .er.nr rnne nnanlocal

As this day

from Essex

s slow, and prices are showing a downward
Is and other descriptions of Grain (=trade

32,170. Foreigu,*heat

Flour. :loge

4ARKET, Je

ter of beasts

pa Monda
was low
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

VISITORS

THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN OF THE IN
CORPORATED SOCIETY.

PRINCII:At
ALEXANDER P. HALAL(

)N, A. 8., T.C.D

THE Course of Instruottlin comprises the Holy Scrip-
tures, English anti Mathematics in their various
branches, and the prance Course of T.C.D. In addi-
tion to the Boys (Acted on the foundation, Boarders are
taken on the following Terms per Annum :—Enelish and
Mathematics, £l5; Ditto Ditto. with Classics, £l9. No
extra charge for Stationery, Washing, or Medicine.
Payments made Quarterly in advance ; a Quarter com-
menced to be paid in full ; Deposit, £1 10s.

Further information can be, obtained b 3
the Office of the Incorporated Society, Nc
street, Dublin, or at the School.

pplication at

55, Aungier

HAMILTON-SQUARE SELECT ACADEMY

MR. RICEARDSON. A.B. Oxford, EDUCATES a
limited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No.
19, Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, Cheshire.
Mr. It's Pupils receive a sound English Classical, Ma-
thematical, and general Education, and are prepared for
all the Universities, Militafy and Naval Colleges, com-
mercial pursuits, and the Professioas generally. The
course of Instructimvfomprises English, Latiu, Greek,
French, and Itallavi ; Geography, History, Writing,
Arithmetic, Algegra, Geometry, Astronomy, and the
other branches,af Natural Philosophy. Whilst the most
approved mettfods for the development of their intellec-
tual facultiei are adopted, the formation of gentlemanly
manners and correct habits in his Pupils is equally the
object of his vigilance and solicitude. With this view, he
has them as much as possible under his own observation,
and they mix freely in the domestic circle. The religious
part of their education receives his daily and most careful
attention, conformably to the doctrines of the Established
Church. The greatest care is taken of their health, and
they have every domestic comfort. He has the assistance
of a resident Under-Master. At a Public Examination
of his Pupils on the 18th instant, their answering was de.
dared to be highly satisfactory by the Clergymen who
examined them, and elicited the approbation of all present.
For Prospectuses of Terms, References, &c. apply to
the Principal.
The ACADEMY will be RE-OPENED 23d January,
1845. Four vacancies.
Hamillon-square, Dec. 23d, 1844.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

George, henc
led 20th 0

Williams, from Ichabo
isher, from Calcutta—

very slow sale, but
4 ewfoundland—Clernentina,i. Symons, fromam St. Oats and Beans withoutwithout change.
nish Diamond, Roose, from Genoa—Black Prince, ..--
..n Lima—D'Arcy, Garrick, from Sincapore—Wm.
HULL CORN MARKET. JAN. i
Calvert, and Uuskisson, Kelly, from Bonny—Brims-
There was a fair supply of English Wheat to-di
Jlll St. Andrew, N.B.—Shediac, Griffin. from St. Ste-
sales were to a fair extent, at rates barely those of
and Margaret, Coduer, from St. John, N.B.
Barley heavy nal" ..,.l 4.1.... a.-- . _

ilot for Frarwich
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

FuREIGA

UNIT

at the Kent
whole ne

lontain the an
y of the Unite

3t is set down at

)1 the late fiscal year ar

s balano

ad conseqti

that to

s formally r

ns, instead o

a Sat ur

r tha❑ n

e 21st ult

as weather

tant, and we

from Kentucky are co

in Brow

Aber band of Kentuc

ct, and hang,
Having. bu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

per.d ; and in all respects an eligible conveyance.—Ap
to Messrs. MELLOR and RYDER ; Messrs. M'CaLmt
BROTHERS and Co.; or to
COTESWORTH and WYNNE

For Pa
,r VA!

age only

The fine first-class An
C. H. Cool

g ARGYLE

i~~~.

Who is v

,Per-fastened ; sails

remarkably fast ; and has ver
for a few Cabin Passen

co I:act-Cable acco mnaodat ic n

terms of which apply to

Captain Cooxs

y, on i;oater[Prince's Dock, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co,

aniteb gPtates,

Saturday nex

the 18th instant

YORK

s New York-built Ship
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

The health of Sir W. Follett has greatly improved. Sir
William was to embark at Naples on the 15th instant,
(to-morrow,) and may be, therefore, expected here in
about three weeks.

It is believed that Mr. Frederick Goulburn, son of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be the new com-
missioner of customs in the place of the Honourable
Heneage Legge, deceased.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

THE LIVERPOOLSTANDARD

themselves U[
We must, how-

to retrace his steps towards the occupation of a testant establishment nixing
more secure position. Representing, however, still, the carrying on of such a system.
a considerable and most influential portion of the ever, be allowed to quote the description given of
movement party, it may be interesting to our readers the disgraceful treatment which the claims of the
to know the grounds upon which he now submits Church Education Society in Ireland—in whose
to the views of the university to which he belongs, schools it is asserted by the right reverend prelates
and embraces the test which it proposes to offer, that " there appears no doubt that united education"
thus differing from many of those with whom he (the object professed to be stickled for by the
has hitherto been allied in opinion. upholders of the present system) " has been effected
With respect to the propriety of proposing an in a much higher degree than in those of the national
,dditional test, Mr. Palmer says : board"—have received from a Conservative govern-
it seems there is an evident necessity fer the adop- ment ; and the stirring appeal made by them to the
if the Articles are to be Conservative public of Great Britain for aid in their

oeasure as this

in future an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

of it, directly or indirectly, except by r
and that I shall join the prelacy of Ireland by usir

tluence in my power to pre

ae, wh

and puiity of our holy religion."

NIVERSITY tj- CLERICAL IvEtfrs.

Sheplie

D APPOINTMENT

AMEN
, M.A., to the

—Rev. H. W

the Model Prison, Pc
V- .1,

onville, to the vicarage of Adling-
lev. J. C. Bradney, M.A., to the
rectory of Greet, Salop.—Rev. D. Melville, M.A., to
the rectory of Shelsey Wash, Worcester.—Rev. R. Price,
8.A., to the vicarage of Eardisley.—Rcv. G. Masters, to

N. Brod
W- if) trrn

ie, B. A

to the rectory of (

endon, Warwickshire.—Rev.
to the curacy of Ewell, Surrey.—Rev.
, M.A., to the rectory of Stanford, Wor-
,ter.—Rev. J. M. Glenic, 8.A., to the perpetual cu-
cy of Mark.—Rev. T. F. Jennings, M.A., to the per-
etual curacy of Flax Bourton.—Rev. R. T. Mills, M.A.,
vicarage of Ilalse.—Rev. J. F. S. Phabayn, 11I.A ,
-ve of Charleton Horethorne.—Rev. C. Cox,
.Icy of Chapel Allerton.—Rev. J. Roberts,
Magdalen.—Rev. H. F. Ed-
ts.A., to the curacy of Langford Budville.—Rev. A.

to the vic
8.A., to I
tc the rec

)ry of S

gel
0. Hod

ie curacy of Yeovilt

to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

still worthy of greater

Douglas Jcrrold's Shall?,

Magazine
4, Strand,

Office, 19.

The design of this new periodical, published by the spi-
rited proprietors of Punch, appears to be to convey to
the public, in a more grave and ATP'.

beneficent lesson

ing,- which_ are to be

mours and quaint

It is intend
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

to quarter

11.anca,ter and Carlisle
.ancaster and Preston

Ditto tlitee-quarter shares

JiLio half sil-t;:r.t:t;

Ditto new
Liverpool, Or

Rion and Birminghar
2 I Ditto X 32 shares .

2 I Ditto cluarter;iiiies.
4&• ,ondon & Brieliton

Ditto Loan Not

5! I London an

Lan Western

2 Ditto quarter..........
2i Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale
93_ ►ianchester, Bolton, & Bury

nchester

'(1 Ditto halt shares .
2 Ditto quarter shales
Midland Counties ...

1-sth Shares

la I 4ewc

100 Y Newcastle and Carlisle
21 Newcastle and Darlin

North British

100 'North Uni(

so Preston and Wyre
100 Runcorn Gap
100 Ditto preference

Id and Manchester

Quarter
:ottish Central

S- !Shrewsbury and Grand Junction

50 (South Eastern and Dover

New share

h 'Ulster

Yarmouth and Norwich

If Share
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

,p, with a cargo of oats, from

off the Orr

Crew saved

—The Hero, of Preston, Peet, from
the Horse Bank, on the 4th instant,
ife-boat, and taken into Lytham.

Dragher,

in a rock in Spithead

ith instant, and sunk
The Benjamin Hart was lost at Hera-

loadiog,

Wind S.S.I

'rom New Weans—and He

d 18th 1),

severe weathe
lit rail and cove

s port, On the 10t1
ale, was struck by E
yard, sails, &c.

rmer los
ed to slit

Kabia, at C

flce at A

this port 2nd ultimo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

so conspicuous.
Packers from the Works will be in attendance to for-
ward Goods to any destination.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
EIGHT-DAYS' DIAL CLOCK, LIBRARY
TABLE, CHEVAL GLASS, SET OF EXCEL-
LENT TELESCOPE DINING TABLES,
•THREE-LIGHT GAS CHANDELIER, IN
BRONZE, TWO-LIGHT DITTO, LARGE BOX
OTTOMAN, &c., ARGYLE-STREET, BIRKEN-
HEAD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Jan. 14, 1845.

-Wind S.l;

ohn, N.B.—
, from Cadi

•bipping

me, for New Orleans

Zephyr, from

Prowse, from Va•parait
sthnim—Arinrra, from Mftr,

Foyle Packet,

fines, La. I Pool,

and London. spoke the
nson, Hogg.
—Ward
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

AI PUBLIC MEETING of the MERCHANTS 01
LIVERPOOL, being IMPORTERS of COTTON,
will be held TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the lath in-
stant, at On o'clock in the-Afternoon, at the COTTON

s' Room

RWRITERS' /

Iview to effect an *rte
permitting Samples
Selling Brokers' Office

sent pract
moved fro

LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS
to the above CHARITY-la—intended to be held, at
the Cf.ATinvinn•.. D.......--,-r. .. -.. .

it, the 17th ins

at One o'clock precisely.
WILLIAM MANN, Hon. Si

►NTI-MONOPOLY

ASSOCIAT

ANNUAL, PUBLIC MB

TINA

OF THE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

expands with circumstances ; honours on honours ari

like Alps on Alps ; in as
of another, till the la
mist when they started, star.
the sky.—Edinburgh Review.
HEMLOCK A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.—

g one they

ration. Dr. Neligan has employed for the

tch a glimp

.st arid highest, which was veiled i

ds out in bold relief again

-The prep

st two year
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Lord Tenterden's early destination was changed 135
disappointment. 'When he and Mr. Justice Richar

were going the Ho

me Circuit, they visited th

Cathed

at Canterbury together. Richards commended the voi
of a singing man in the choir. " Ah," said Lord Te
" that is the only man I ever envied ! When

terden

school'in this town, we were candidates for a chorister

place, and he obtained it." It is now well known th
the Duke of Wellington, when a subaltern, was anxio
to retire from the army, and actually applied to Loi
Camden (then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland) for a Con

roissionerihip of Customs! It is not always true, the

that men destined to play conspicuous parts in the wor
have a consciousness of their coming greatness, or patien
to abide their time. Their hopes grow, as ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

accommodit

t or passage, Bin
:. GRIMSHAW

Removed to 12, Goree-piazza

For passage only.
The Line of Packet-ship SAMUEL HICKS,
Captain T. G. BUNKER,
To sail on the 26th instant, her regular day.
This Ship is only three years old, and her last three
passages from Liverpool to New York have been made,
on the average, in thirty-one days each.

g:ottant galngatwil.