The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-09 00:00:00

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Mr. George Skane, victuaVer, a the
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the reside,ce of

On the 4th inst , at Croft Cottage, Wave,....,
her son-in-law, Mr. John Jones, Old Haymarket, aged b 4 Ye'f'
Inn, relict of the late Mr. William Knowles. tiffS•
day, at the residence of her granddaughter, hp
,her-street, aged 91, Martha, ,elict of Captain his
'^ of Cazneau•street. avd of ltv.-tv-on, in hip
lin - s -o, Gt the '—
firm of Heal u•* and LyoM

aother of Captain '1
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Chariotte, of tlOs port
pawnliroke:s, of this 1(

uay. at Ilverley, aged 77, Robert
father of Wm. Stephenson, Esq., of Hull, i roprietor
of
Eastern Counties Herakt.
Same day, awfully sudden, at an advanced age,
?Het of the late R. Peters, Esq.
Same dfcy, at the residence of his mother, at WalWO_lthoi
Mr. Vere H. Monies, late of Calcutta, and brother

Surrey:
M r. D. 1!

[lies, of this town. --
at Clifton, Emma, wife of E. D. Murray. Esq"

doubt.
Under the open system you would have comparatively thiSsa town.m Same
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low prices here. Abroad the prices would have gone very On the 6th instant, at BrooldAlids, Trinmere, in the eta
co
.ri.,
high relatively, that is, this country would have had to of ( hester, aged 4J, Fanny, the wi e of Robert Undo,/ C'"-
pay far snore into the pockets of foreiynersfor theirfood, Esq., barrister-at-law.
because no duty was now payable here. Would it be a
gain to the country to pay million or two more for the 1 towsa. e day,
aged
33
the 7th instant, in the 37th year of his age, Mr. John tic
a 0 nnm
necessary supply ? Would the position of affairs under
ostfrFeeietl.d.areet, Eyerton, eldest son of Mr. Philip Hope, fi
open ports have afforded greater inducements to trade in el
the importation of corn than the present system? We on the Sth instant, at her residence, at the
again doubt the lac . While there is no question, that Cheshire, aged
'&13.3!
72, Elizabeth, wi ow of the late Richard
the present increase of consumption, consequent on the ton, paper dealer, of this town.
present reduction of prices, accomplished by the opening -------
of the ports, would be, on the supposition of a deficiency
in the harvest, a serious evil.—Record.

Years, Mr. William Gurley, printer', c

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
(From file Railway Magazine of Salurdc

Passes- I Money

ANALYSIS OF AN Edo.—The yolk of an egg contains 1
oleic, margaric, and phosphoric acids, water, an albumi-
1
nous substance, salts, lactic acid, two colouring sub-

Arbroath and Forfar
Birmingham and Gloucester
Chester and Birkenhead
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown •
Dundee a:id Arbroath.
Durham and Sunderland ..

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stances, &c.
PAVING of TOWNS--Before. the eleventh century
none of the great cities of the present day were paved,
except Rome and Cordova. Paris did not enjoy this ad-
vantage, according to Rigord, physician and historian to
Philippe-Auguste, who relates that tbe king, being aLthe
window of his palace which commanded a view of.'the
Seine, perceived that the carriages passing in the mire
diffused a most offensive odour, which induced him to is-
sue an order forthe paving of the streets, notwithstanding
the expense of it; the dread of incurring which, he was
aware, had hitherto deterred his predecessors. Since
that period the city • took .the name of Paris, instead of
Lutetia, which originated in -the number of its sloughs.
Even London was not paved at that time ; many of its
principal streets Were not thus improved till the 15th cen—
tury. Holborn was done in 1417. Dijon commenced the
Paving of the streets in 1391. In 1285 an order from
Philippe-le-Nardi commanded the citizens of Paris to
pave and sweep the street before.their houses at their own
expense; but this mandate was so badly executed, that,
in 1309, the city was swept at the public cost, under the
inspection of the police. Till the fourteenth century tbe
inhabitants of Paris were suffered to throw every nuisance
from their windows, provided they cried out three times,
" Take care I" This license 'was interdicted in 1372 ;
and still more strictly in 1395. An order was also issued
to prevent pigs running through the streets. in conse-
quence of the accident which happened to the young king
Philippe. That prince, returning from Rheims, where he
went to be crowned, while passing Saint-Gervais, a pig
dashed between his ,horse's legs, and threw him down.
The king fell backwards ; and, in a few days, died of the
injuries he had sustained in the fall.—Shalpeis London
Magazine. •

Edinburgh and G 1

Eastern Countie

Glasgow and Ayr

Glasgow and ,greenock
Grand JunctioW.
•

Gravesend and Rochest(
Great North of England

Great Western
Hull and Seib)
Hartlepool Dock and Rail
Liverpool and Manchester
London ana Birmingham.
London and Blackwall
London and Brighton
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich
Southwestern
Manchester, Bolton, and Buryl
Manchester and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds and
Hull and Selby — 5731
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Darlington
Newcastle and Carlisle — 1930
Newcastle and North Shields 18232 444
North Union 10295 1417
North Midland ..
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen 14928 4922
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Manchester 26292 1126
South Eastern .•
Taff Vale • 2602 i 1117
Ulster lllO4 610
Yarmouth and Norwich
York and North Midland •, ~ 21:689} 5056

686
MI I 4(92

15284
930

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4036

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FRIDAY, DECHAIBER s.—Wind W. N. W.
ARRIVED.—Albania, Crow, xew Orl,aus—True Blue, Resti
t3aehe—Magnet, Morton, Montreal—Tyro, Symonds, Lisbon—
norok, Hamburg.

Conway Castle, Kerr, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Courier, Smith. sailed from the Cape of Good Hope 28th Sept.
for this 'port, and Gilbert Henderson, Ist October, for Van Die-
raan's band
Rapid, Scotland, hence at Galatz
,Dydia, Harman, sailed from Smyrna 11th November; Spar-
no, Shapco t, 14th, and Sampson, Boucher, on the 18th, all for
this port
Mermaid, Dafe, from Patras off Malta, and sailed 22d Nov. for
this port
Trial, Curtis. sailed from Malta for this tort 22d Nov.
Blackaller, Watson, sailed from Algoa Bay for the Mauritius
25th Sept.
Queen, Carlarine ; Tagliaferro, Azzopardi; Giovanni Taglia-
'err°, Ruvrier ; Vitturioso, Azzopardi, and Violante, Zarb, hence
Malta

.son, hence for Leith at Drunmore Bay,

Eliza Watson,, Wa
with sails split
Northumberland, Collins, from Richihucto at Cove
Mantura, Welsh, hence Or St. Michael's; Renovatio, Ball,
hence for Lisbon. and Chimera, Abell, hence for Syra at Milford
Macao. hence for Charleston, at Studwell Roads
Mary, hence at Demerara
George Horrocks. from St. Andrew's at Demerara
....Lapland, hence for New Orleans, was spoken in lat

23, long

07.
CApg 'OF Goon Horn, Oct. 10.—The Madonna, Miller, from
London to Ceylon, was t.wed into the harbour on the 3rd in-
!dant, with cargo (coals) ignited. and scuttled. She was floated
the following day; is discharging, and supposed to have re-
ceived considerable damage.
ALEgANDRIA, Nov. 19.—The Breeze, Archibald, of Kirkaldy,
Which put to sea en the Ist instant, with only the master on
board, was found at anchor off the Arabs Tower, and assisted
Into this port on the I9th instant, by the crew of the Goshawk,
bobst,n, loading here.
_Nan% Dec. 2.—The Silvie de Grasse, Thompson, arrived at
New York, from Havre. passed a large iceberg on the Ist Nov.,
lat. 44, lon. 49

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6—Wind S.W. moderate.
Anarvsn :—Peter Hattrick, from Charleston, sailed 15th ult. ;
Amity; Adelaide; Elizabeth, GreaVes ; and Glenswilly, from
Quebec— Huguenot, from New York—Susannah, from Rio
Grande—Adelaide, from Prince Edward's Island.
Albert, Geary ; Britannia M'Grath ; Dache of Dublinnt Jones ;
Dirnaingham, Christie ; and Clarinda, from—Victoria,
Delany, from Wexford.
Newcastle, Burton, from Carlisle—B apid,Taylor, from Bridge.
eater—Finn M'Coull, from Wigtown.

• Topic. Walker, hence, at Oahu.
Zephyr, Durie, sailed from I3erbice for this port 28th Oct.
Lima Packet. from Ichaboe, at Demerara.
Flora and Trident, hence, at St. Thomas.
Fulmer and Hero, hence, at Port-au-Prince.
Intrinsic; Victoria; Susan; and Hopewell, hence, at Ja-
Maica.
Unica Higa, hence, at Havana.
St. Lawrence, hence, at Bombay.
Delhi sailed from Bombay, Igth Oct.,:for this port.
Hereford sailed from Honduras for this port 13th Oct.
Sealby and Belle, hence, at Tampico.
Supply, hedce, at Marseilles.
Romp, hence, at Malaga.
Devonia, hence, at Lisbon.
Charlotte, hence, at Kumteford.
Curlew, hence, at Wybnrg.
Germania, hence, at Danzig.
West Lothian, hence, at Santa Martha.

Etr,-itenCe, at Valparaiso.
Perillan sailed from Havana, Ist ult., and Flor, sth ult., both
for this port.
Catharine, hence, at La Guayra, and sailed sth ult. for Puerto
Couello.
Alice Jane sailed from Vera. Cruz 20th Oct., and Susan, 10th,
both for Laguna.
O. S. schooner Shark, from Huasco, at Lima, and sailed Ist
Oct., with sealed orders.
Mary Hartley; Rockshire ; Beethoven; and Tapley, hence,

St Calcutta.
Julius Caesar and Cabotia, from Saldanha Bay, at Barbadoes :
the latter in distress and discharging.
Circassian sailed from Lima 17th Sept. ; Progress, Smith,
19th ; and Flora, Reeves, 22d ult., for this port.
Flora Kerr sailed from Saugor 6th Oct. ; Esther, leth ; Isa-
bella Cooper, Guthrie, 13th ; and Laidmains, 16th, all for this
Dort,
Alciope, hence, off Buenos Ayres, and refused entry by the
blockading squadron.
Vincedor, Santos, sailed from Lisbon, 23d ult. ; Wm. Thomp-
ton, Balls • Silveira ; Baptista; and Aurora, Lite, al, 25th;
.0a Fe Pinto,' 27th ; and Chase, Nl' Kenzie, 28th, for this port.
Chilian, hence; Francis Barclay, from I• lay, and sailed 28th
Sept. for this port; Bolton Abbey, from Pisco, and sailed 27th
Sept. for this port; Blakeh y, from San Antonia; Beucoolen
and Australia, from Chinches; Highlander, from Pisco; and
Wallace, and sailed igth 'Sept. for Chinchas; and Gipsy, from
Valparaiso, at Lima. •
Ltsnow, Nov. 29.—The cargo of the barque Lee, recently
stranded near Faro, has been landed in good condition.
MAZATLAN, Oct. B.—The Star of the West, from Liverpool
for Mexico, was lost on the Punta de Labas, Upper California,
27th July; crew and part of the cargo saved.
LIMA, Oct. s.—Margaret Littlejohn, Watt, which sailed hence
16th ult. for Liverpool, put back on the 26th. making four inches
Water per hour, but was repaired, and proceeded on the 2 tb.

SUNDAY, 7th DECEMBHM.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.
Aaaxvsn.—Duke of Gordon, from Ichaboe—Jessie, from Sal-
danha Bay—Phantom, from Odessa—David Banks, --; M -
iestie. Reeves, and Ann, from Smyrna— Katinka, Casely, from
gt Michael—Lindon, M'Lean, from Pictou, and Wm. Thomp-

40n, from Lisbon.
._SAILED.—Oxford, Rathbone, and Virginian, Meru, for New
iork—and Gauges, Smith, for Calcutta.

The Green Isle. (steamer.) hence for Waterford, got on shore
this morning on Bulb° Bank, but came off on the flood, appa-
rently much strained.
Phoenix, hence at Aalesund, leaky, and with loss of sails, &c.,
Ilhd cargo, salt, partly dissolved.
Elise—Eugene—Renate, and Nordstern, from this port ut
awinemunde
Edward Protheroe, hence for Dordt, at Portsmouth, with loss
or foretopmast.
Marchioness of Bute, hence for C
anonstantiestrnople at Milford
John Souchay ; Rebecca Jane, d Kel, hence at
Loutber, hence at Beirout, and sailed 13th October for Alex-
itridretta.
Mary Wylie, hence at Beirout, and sailed 10th Nov. for Alex-
andretta
New City of Cork, from Liverpool, at Beirout, and sailed 15th
October, for Alexandretta
St. Jacob, hence at Danzic
Veracity, hence at Malta
Fortuna, and Emil, hence at Kiel
Siren, sailed from Alexandria 11th Nov. and George Glen,
11th Nov. both for Liverpool
Orissa, Smith, sailed from Calcutta loth Oct. for Liverpool
Lismoyne, sailed from Saugor 16th Oct for Liverpool
Elizabeth, from Miramichi. at Beaumaris
Winifred, off the Sandheads

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIT E
DECEMBER.
Houa.
~
Jesse Banning, audit Ditto, 11
9, James Docker, 2nd ' District Court, 11
40 Ip, Robert Edwards, proof and div.
:0, 'Worrell and Williamson, audit . Ditto, 12
:0, Meyer and Wilckens, audit ..........
:0, John Backhouse
9. John Milne, proof and div.
:2, John Smith, 2nd
42, Thomas Oxton, 2nd Ditto, 11
12, George Atkins, let
4,3‘,, Benjamin Baldwin, Ist. , Court of Bankruptcy, London, 11
:2, Edensor & Humphrey's, prouf District Court, 11
4°, Wm, Hope Lyon, 2nd Ditto, 11
Is,
Win.
Barnes Vaughan..2nd
„sr. Wm. Guy Taylor and Co. :st Ditto, 11
A, Matthew John Segre, proof, District Court, Manchester, 11
:9, Evan Meredith, 2nd District Court, 1
'9, Henry Lipfrot, 2nd