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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

THE R MATTA DINNER.

At eight o'clock the stewards. with a number of their
friends, sat down to a splendid dinner, provided by Mr.
Huntriss. in the large room adjoining the hotel at Rork
Perry. The viands were choice, and the tables loaded to
an extravagant excess.

W. Hall, Esq , one of our Lancashire as well as Cheshire
magistrates, occupied the chair. After the cloth was re-,
moved, he proposed " The Queen," "Prinre Albert,"
&c., " The Army and Navy," all of which were
received with loud enthusiasm. The Chairman then
proceeded to award the prizes, the presentation of each of
which was prefaced with a pertinent address bearing
generally on the importance and the benefits of encourag-
ing those manly exercises which might in cases of
emergency become so highly important to the welfare of
a nation. After an evening spent in the greatest hilarity,
the company separated—the victors delighted with their
success—the vanquished looking forward to contests of
future years.
After the sports of the day had closed, the rentlemen
who are members of the billiard club. held at Mr. Craf
ter's, the Derby Arms Hotel, as a token of the respect
they entertain towards the worthy landlord, sat down to a
sumptuous dinner to commemorate the event. We need
hardly state, from the well-known celebrity of the host,
(who for many years superintended the large establishment
of Sir Wm. Stanley, at Hooton Hal), that the wines and
viands were of the choicest and best quality.
After the cloth was drawn, the usual loyal and national
toasts were given, ar.d ably responded to, by the members
of the club. Conviviality and harmony reigned until a
late hour, and all departed much gratified with the cour-
tesy and attention displayed by Mr. Crafter.
During the afternoon and evening, Mr. Peter Stubbs,
with his efficient harmonic band, was in attendance on the
lawn, and contributed much to the enjoyment of the com-
pany, by performing at intervals the latest polkas and
marches of the season.

FREE-TRADE, CURRENCY, AND PROTECTION.—Jona-
than Duncan, Esq., will deliver a lecture in the Music-
ball, Great Nelson-street, this evening, (Tuesday,) at
eight o'clock.
AMPRITHEATRE.—During the week the piece Ingomar
has been repeated before crowded audiences. The acting
of Miss Vandenhoff as Parthenia was, without doubt,
one of the most classical and truly elegant pieces of acting
that could be brought upon the stazu ; and we need hardly
say how highly it was appreciated. The acting of Mr.
Barry Sullivan, as Ingomar, was highly effective and
natural, and had its full weight in the development of the
piece. On Friday evening Miss Vandenhoff took her
benefit, as Pauline, in the " Lady of Lyons," and as
Rosalind, in " As you like it." We regret that our space
will not allow us to attempt to do justice to the very
excellent performances. All parts of the house were
crowded to excess, and well has Miss Vandenhoff de-
served rush a bumper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.

Mr. ANSTEY called attention to a petition of native-
born colonists, preparatory to moving an Address to her
Majesty, praying that transportation to that colony might
cease, when the house was counted cut.

WEDNESDAY.-THE CURACY OF ST. TROMAS, EXETER.

Sir B. HALL presented a petition from the Rev. H.
Newton, who stated that he was nominated in November,
1850, to the Curacy of St. Thomas, of Exeter, having been
duly approved of. He forwarded his papers to the Bishop
of Exeter, who promised him a day for an interview. He
was, however, kept in suspense for upwards of five months,
when he was required to affirm what 111 believed to be the
doctrine of the Church of Rome. lie was refused his
licence by reason of his objection, and he now prayed the
house to protect the clergy against any absolute power
sought to be interposed between them and the protection
of the law.

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA.
Mr. HENLEY asked the UhancAlor of the Exchequer
whether the attention of the Government had been di-
rected to the first report of the Select Committee on
Steam Communication with India, and whether it was
their intention to carry out so much of the report as pro-
posed to connect the Australian colonies by means of
steam communication with the mother coantry, by aline to
be extended from the Cape of Good Hope to Sydney ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that no
positive determination had been come to on the subject.
He was anxious to see what was the result of the inquiry
into the other part of the subject referred to the commit.
tee. The matter required very sericus consideration, be-
cause the minimum sum which it was stated in evidence
before the committee would be neccsssry for carrying out
their recommendation was about £150,000, or £45,000
more than the amount from which an offer had been made
to the Government to perform the service.—The recom-
mendations of the committee on the subject also under-
went some further discussion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 2nd Aug.)
—DiscHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 12 ; relieved, and at own
request, 4 ; made out-patients, 1 ; irregular, 0 ; dead, 3.—
ADMITTED:—In-patients 42; out-patients, 7; casuals during
the last week, 10.—Remaining in the house, 177.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETII HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 29th July.)—lN-PATIENTS :—Discharged cured, 9; re-
lieved and made out-patients, 2; irregular, 2; dead, 4; en-
tered, 14; under treatment, 58.—OUT-PATIENTS :—Cured,
14; entered, 43; under treatment, 40.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 2nd Aug.)—
ADMITTED Accidents, 39; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 20; Total, 59.—DISCHAROED: Cured, 18 ;
Relieved and at own request, 3 ; Attending as Out-Patients,
21; Irregular, 3; Died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 99.

INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET.—
(Weekly Report, 30th July.)—On the books, 76 boys, 51 girls ;
average daily attendance, 61 boys, 41 girls ; sick list, 2 boys, 2
girls ; obtained situation, 1 boy.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, August 4.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution, North, 319;
South, 133; total, 452, .New cases visited at their own houses,
and supplied with medicine, North, 122; South, 57; total, 179.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

SUNDAY. AUGUST 3.—Wind W. fresh.

ARRlVED.—Banshee, Harrison, from Old Calabar—George
Green, Redman ; Greenock. M'Cutcheon ; cnd Kitty Cordes,
Hannah, Mobile—Shirley, tiller, New Orleans—David Cannon,
Robertson ; Pomona; and Queen Pomare, Lindsey, St. John,
N.B.—Holyoke, St. Stephen. N.B.—Lady Elgin, Irons, Mon.
treat—Mearns. Crawford; Abercromby Edinburgh, Weir;
China, Atteridge; and Ben Nevis, furrier, Quebec—Apollo,
Binh, Newfoundland—Marens Minde, Svend'oorg—Meanwell,
Coward, I brail—Eaglet, Shugg, Sines—Elizabeth (barque—An-
napolis (ship), of Baltimore.

Nathaniel Thompson, Murphy, hence- for- Charleston, at
Newport.
Supply, Hoseason, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Industry. Atter, and Helvellius, hence at Halifax..
Earl of Leicester, Bark, and Gem, Hannah, hence at Ancona
Albanian, Winsor, hence at Leghorn.
Admiral (s.), Shannon, hence at Havre...
Elfida, Newman, hence at Piliau.
Paulsen. hence nt Flensburg.
Eliza, Walsh, sailed from St. Helena-for• this-port 2Sth May.
Genova (s.s.), Cumming, sailed from.Ma►rseilles for this port
26th July.

Pet, Boag, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 29th July.
Mary and Cathatme, Bunk, sailed from St. N.azaire for this
port 28th July.
Monarch, Duff, from Shanghae—Columbia, Cromar, and
Mary, Ann, from Callao—Sir Robert Peel, Dixoth.from Bahia—
Louisa. Lepage, from Pernambsco—Alfred Von Anesswold,
from Manzanilla—and Beine, &hear, from 'broil, all at
Queenstown.

Perseus, Manson, from Moulinciu—Eliza, Borcher, from
Bahia—Chronometer, Furze, from Porto Rico, and Clio.
Rickard, from Quebec, all at Falmouth.
Harriet, Rabe, from Africa, off Falmouth.
The Florence, from Corunna. in:going into Old Calabar, 28th
April, got ashore on Tornabaito-Point, near Antonio Creek,
and became a total wreck ;. two of the crew came by the
Banshee to this port.
SAN FRANCISCO, 13th June.--" The William, Poustie, from
Liverpool, is at San Buena Ventura, near Santa Barbara, unable
to proceed, in consequence of her crew being laid up with
scurvy ; assistance bas been sent from this pert.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

Sea Island.,
Stained
Boweds.

Mobile.
Alabama, &c.
New Orleans.
Pernams, &c.
Aracati. &c..
&c.
Maranham
Sawginned
Demerara, &c
Egyptian....

Birbadoes
Peruvian....
Laguayra....
Com.W.l.&e.
Carthagena...
Smyrna....
Manilla .....

Surat .
Madras

Bengal .....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

LIVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES, 1851.

T_
HE Commissions for holding these Assizes will be
opened on WEDNESDAY, the 13th August.
The Prosecutors t.nd Witnesses in the after mentioned cases
are required to be in attendance at the time specified in the
following List, and the Trials are to proceed in the order in
which those cases are therein arranged, unless the Court shall
otherwise direct, viz.:—
On Thursday, the 14th August, at ll o'clock a.m.

The QUEEN V. Thomas Arnold;—William M`Doughall ;
Richard Roberts, and Patrick M`Gee ; Robert Carr; —Robert
Miirphy ;—Williatn Wilson;—William Harper ;—John Jackson,
Cornforth Robinson. and Richard Dixon ;—Edwin Green, and
James Marshall ;—William Norton, _Catharine Norton, and
William Langford;—William Hatyison, Thomas Prince, and
John Miller ;—Samuel Ileato (—Francis Rowley;—Thomas
Williamson, and Thomas E 7 on ;—John Edwards.
On Friday. the 15 Anima, at 10 o'clock a.m.
The QUEEN r. Tho s Dowling;—John Cowlin ;—Michael
Carney, Joseph Mills ichard Broady, Margaret Beishaw, and
Mary Ann Broady • John Cecil and Joseph Atkinson
ham Edwards;— lades \Manly ;—Henry Scholes, Richard
Hodges, John jib (of Manchester), Samuel Leonard, Fliza
Maddox, Ell . r Riley. and George Inns ;—John Murray,
Liam Thor pson, Marlin Bell. and John Harrison ;—James
Jones ;—Thomas Boys and Jane Birds ;—William Crank,
Thomas Price, and Michael Moore;—Francis Williams.
On Saturday, the Mae August, at 10 o'clock a.m.
The QUEEN V. John \Valley ;—Samuel Saunders
Smith fof MaghulD ;—Ellen Evans ;—Joseph Alison;—Eliza-
beth Woodall --Richard !timber ;—'-Thomas Bradshaw ;
William Hamilton Lowry and Thomas Mc. Nally ;—Andrew
Mc. Kilroy and Daniel Mullins ;—William Gaudy ;—William
Welsh.

On Monday, the 18th August, at 10 o'clock a.m.
The QUEEN v. John Howard, Thomas Bonnet Russell, and
John Owen;—Thomas Ridyard ;—Archibald Buckley ;—Hugh
Murray ;—Samuel Kitson ;—James Ogden ;—Ann Dunn ;
Thomas Simkin;—Agnes Milligan ;—John Nowlan ;—Catharine
Appleton ;—William Walker.
On Tuesday, the 19th August, at 10 o'clock a.m.
The QUEEN r. John WDermott ;—Ann Shaw;—John Noble;
—Mary Jones ;—Henry Bottoms ;—Thomas Hilton ;—John
Charlton ;—John Farrell, Joseph Beech, and Samuel Worthing_
ton ;—William Hill ;—Thomas Threlfall ;—James Waddington
and Ann Waddington '•—Elizabeth Swinnerton.
On Wednesday, the 20th August. at 10 o'clock a.m.
The QUEEN U. John Kinder ;—Job Peet ;—James Dougherty;
—Richard Roberts ;—John Smith (of Liverpool) and James
Chew ;—Thomas Whitaker ;—John Hartley ;—William Whe.
well ;—A NI) ALL OTHER CASES.
The Court will sit for the despatch of business each day
during the Assizes at 9 o'clock a.m. except on Thursday, the
14th August, and on that day at 11 o'clock a.m.
The foregoing regulations will be strictly enforced, and no
costs allowed to parties making default in the observance of
them.
By order of the Hon. Mr. Baron Platt,
T. S. SHUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crown,
Groin it Offire3 freffmhlY WPA, 191 s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

MONDAY, Aro v.s7 44—Wind N.N.W.

ARRITED.—Isaac Wright, Farber Tempest, Patten; and
Solon, Bullen, from New York—Countess of Mulgrave, Cus-
tonce, and James Nesmith, Watt, Quebec—Clausina, Mirami-
chi—Margaret (s.), Simpson, Havre—Betsey Susanne, Svendon,
Denmark—Monarch, Duff: China—Bell Rock. Pendleton. St.
Stephen's—Java, Port Wallace—De Hoop, and Marie, of Bre-
men, Antwerp.

SAlLED.—Venilia, Christie, for Quebec—Rajah, Jones, and
Francis P. Sage, Ritson, N.ew York—Callender, Goodwin, Bos-
ton—Maria Helena, Setubal, Lisbon—Neptunus, Metteling,
Rostock.

Alice, from Ba.rbadoes, and Edward and Ann, Hogg, from.
Ancona, at Queenstown.
Colombo, and, Express, Welsh, from Alexandria—Sybil,
Johns, Alexandretta—Europa, Halwell, ibrail—and Pho
Wilson, from Malta, at Falmouth.
Infanta, from. Quebec. at Beaumaris.
Earl of Liverpool, Wheeler; Garrow, Brown, and Marian
Maclntyre, Widdicombe, hence at Fernando Po.
Maria Terese, Bonell, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and
cleared 22nd June for this port.
Arabian.(s.), hence for Syra, off ditto 23rd July.
Louisa nunro, Stokes, from Alexandria, for this port, at
Gibraltar.
Harriet, Dyer, hence at St. John,

Arab, Lewis. and Agenoria, Coyle, hence at (4ebec.
Hants, and America, Cahill, hence at Kroo Coast.
Dove, Tucker, from Rio 'Janeiro, at New York.

Vessels passed the Sound for Liucrpool.
July, 21, Johanna, Matz, from Danzic.
21, Delpbine, Dalitz, do.
21, Mathilde, Voltz, do.
21. Aurora, Halvorsen, from Konigsberg.
21, Franziski, Hann, from Memet.
21, Amalia Laura, Pahncke, from St. Petersburg.
22, Ekenses, Raon, do.
23, Wile, Wold, do.
23, Frederick Wilhelm HI, Bole, from Memel.
24, Job Hepner, Hoppenrath, from Danzic..
25. Eliza, Rae, from Riga.
25, Jenny, Albrecht, from St. Petersburg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-05

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.

REDUCTION OF FARES ! !

ISSUE OF THROUGH AND RETURN TICKETS
BETWEEN

DUBLIN, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTF.R, CHESTER,
BIRMINGHAM, AND LONDON.
ON and after FRIDAY, AUGUST ISt, PASSENGERS
will be BOOKED THROUGH and conveyed at the following
Fares, which includes the Passage-money between Kingstown
and Holyhead, either by the Boats of the Chester and Holyhead,
or of the City of Dublin Company:—
Between DUBLIN, Single Fares. Return Tickets.
or Ist Class. 2d Class. Ist Class. 2d Class.
KINGSTOWN, and s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d.
London
Birmingham. 40 0 30 0 60 0 45 0
Manchester
Chester ..
Liverpool
*No Second Class by the Expres alas on the London and
Northwestern Railway, betwee tester and Birmingham, or
London.
Through Passengers by r__ -
Chester.
The Return Ticket etween Dublin, Liverpool. Chester. Man-
chester, and Bir neham will lie available for the Return
Journey for Si N DAYS after date of issue. Those between
Dublin and ndon FOURTEEN DAYS.
DEPARTURE FROM KINGSTOWN.
9 0 a.m. Express.
1 0 p.m. Mail.
7 30 p.m. Mail.
DEPARTURE FROM LONDON.
9 30 n.m. Express.
5 0 p.m. Express.
8 45 p.m. Mail.

rse Trains will have to re-book at

ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
11 0 p.m.
4 50 n.m.
1 0 p.m.
ARRIVAL IN DUBLIN.
10 30 p.m.
6 30 a.m.
11 0 a.m.
J. 0. BINGER.
Superintendent's (Mee, Ciester, Julli2Bth, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

t, Sir a GREY bowed to the fee'

which had f
aed with his n
t the request

f the ATTORNEY-GENERAL,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—
Lord VANE moved the second reading

WEDNESDAY.
of the Coroners' Bi

from t

paying coroners by fees, by providing that they shall
t. ....c,, —l --laries.—Mr. FITZROY moved,
reviously to the second read-
ect committee, which might
various alterations in the law

referred to a se

!xpense arising from unneces-
,n, in which the motion %IMF
Ir. Wakley, and Mr. Aglionby,
Ir. Reynolds, and many other
ithdrew his motion, and the
then wei:t into corn-
Bill, which, after one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

AMERICA.
Mail steam-ship Europa, Capt

Amongst the reported arrivals out are those of the

freight, and 118 p

United S
the 12th,

s steam

Lip Af:

Franklin, from S,nitharnnton, on
3ritish Royal Mail steam-
The Africa sailed

from this

at 9 a.rn

)ort for New York on the lOtt

:e out, therefi

ore, has be

od one

lite intelligence possesses no remarkiibie interest for
tropean readers.

item of news

road, and the ceremon

he Hon D

citizens of a

yen to the first offic

c in the extreme
uld exceed the ri

received
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

June 3, IRSI

loalts by ,Iturtion,

re be oolti or Vet.

:34L E _________v___________,_-_-__ _ ....--...c•-•
OF LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, SILK DETACHED RESIDENCE, WITH EIGHTEEN ACRES OF
GOODS, 4.e. LAND.
By Mr. BRANCH, MO he LET, a delightful and commodious FAMILY
Tc""Rßove (Wednesday), the 4th instant, and following day,
.I. RESIDENCE, situate near Wootton, (about six miles
at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms, from the Exchange) and contains, on ground floor, four hand-
CONSIDERABLE CONSIDERABLE STOCK of LINEN and some Entertaining-rooms, Library, Servants' Hall, Kitchens.
:WOOLLEN DRAPERY, comprising Lancashire and Butler's Pantry, Larder, &c, On first floor, six principal 8ed-
,,,, .. Flannels, yard-wide and seven-eights Irish Linens, capi- rooms, Dressing-rooms, Bath and Water-closet, Feyvants'
;.,',' Linen and Cotton Sbeetings of all w" Kniapers, Hollands, Rooms above. In the basement stoeey ar cellent Wine and
woollen Cloths
Three-cord Sewing C ,Pt lots, Dresses, Alpaca, Ale Cellars, Laundry, &c. The 0 dings consist of Six-
woollen Cloths, and v, riou er Drapery Goods. stalled Stable, two loose Box oach-house, Shippon, Barn,
for o the contents of Cases of SILK GOODS, adopted &c. The Garden and Or s are richly adorned with a choice
~lroreign Market nsisting of a number of Bandana and assortment of Fruit ees and Shrubs, attached to which is
',tints Handkerc efs, Silk Handkerchiefs, and Gala Plaids, &c. about 18 Statute es of rich Pasture and Arable Land, in the
~_ be viewed THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 3rd instant, when highest state o cul"--"--
,stalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.
..........._

.ivation.
huffier particulars may be had on application to WM. Wit
LIAMS. Estate Agent, 47, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

of the Erie rail

th ; President
I Webster, and several of the
ted States were present

of the Republic was

Tbroug,

hout the route, also,
applause with which

The proclamation of the President in regard to the ex-
pedition to Cuba has been followed up by a capture of 30
I off the coast of

of the parties
Georgia by a

mcerned, who were s

It would seem from this

The movements of the " invaders

re kept very sea
re at least 6,000

et, but reports from Florida say there
men enlisted for the expedition. The

manifesto of the President bad given great satisfaction in
Cuba, and the Governor-General had received assurances
eration from the several cities and
U an order to tt

,d issue

belonging to the mess of 29th Na-tive Infantry, were carried
off from the cantonment a short time since. The Gover-
nor-General has sanctioned the employment of 1,000 men
to level ground and make roads at Peshawur.
Sir W. Gomm arrived at Simla on the 12th of April.
He proposes to visit the Peshawur frontier the next cold
e army, weather.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

elnittb tattss.

To sail on the Bth instant,

For NEW YORK,

WEST POINT

ti, Conunander

instance) as a Tranjjortfrpon

Bth instant

For Frei&JA,t•elTat

FREIGHT ON FIN

•,,,e

,gnlar first-class American Packet-ship

ositively

A. TAYLOR and CO

GOODS, 205.; Coeas
To sail on the 111th instant.
For PHILA ,
fine Americ "HOS. H. PERKINS,
Jo VLE, Commander;

.Tter; coppered and copper-fastened ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

BY G. LINNIEUS BANKS

A cloud may intercept the sun,
A web by insect-workers spun
Preserve the life within the frame,
Or vapours take away the same.
A grain of sand upon the sight
May rob a giant of his might;
Or needle point let out his breath,
And make a banquet-meal for Death

How often, at a single word,
The heart with agony is stirred,
And ties, that years could not have riven,
Are scattered to the winds of heaven.
A glance, that looks what lips would speak,
Will speed the pulse and blanch the cheek ;
And thoughts, nor looked, nor yet exprest,
Create a chaos in the breast.

A smile of hope from those we love
May be an angel from above;
A whispered welcome in our ears
Be as the music of the spheres.
The pressure of a gentle hand
Worth all that glitters in the land;
Oh ! trifles are not what they are,
But fortune's ruling voice and star.
Dublin University Magazine for June.

NOTICES.

Pullan's Pictorial Plan, with Hand-Book of the Ches-
ter City Walls, Race Course, &c. Chester : T,
Pullan.

Perhaps no town in this country is so interesting to the
lover of antiquity, and of the picturesque, as the ancient
city of Chester. To enable the stranger to form some
idea of the sights worth looking at, Mr. Pullan has pro-
duced an exceedingly neat and useful little work, pointing
out all worth observing. The plan shows the route of the
ancient walls, which completely surround the city, on
quite an original scheme, and so clear as to obviate the
necessity of either enquiry or a guide.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS

J. B. R. Durant, late of Stogursey, Somersetshire, grocer.
R. Godsmark, jun., Crosby row, Walworth-road, London,
grocer.
T. Sneezum, Rupert-street, Coventry-street, London, builder
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Richard Jackson, Selby, Yorkshire, tanner.
_ BANKRUPTS. PTS.
_ _ _

James Cobb, Preston, Lancashire, innkeeper.
Robert Craig, Brynmawr, Breconshire, draper.
Richard Moore, Sun Tavern-fields, St. George's-in-the-East,
and Ashchurch-villas, New-road, Hammersmith, commission
agent and beer retailer.

Walter Long Bozzi Granville, Red Lion-square, London,
agricultural implement maker.

—William Watson, Salisbury-court, Fleet-street, London,
licensed victualler.
Charles Chaplin, Sudbury, Suffolk, printer.
Frederick Rodbard, Croydon, schoolmaster.
David Burberry, Newdigate, Surrey, wool dealer.
DIVIDENDS.
June 19, J. B. Warcup, Broadway, Deptford. ironmonger—
June 14, J. Pulliam, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire, plasterer.
CERTIFICATE
. . .

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
June 19, T. Wilson, Madras, Manchester and Preston, and
elsewhere, merchant—June 18, J. Fletcher, Haslingden, Lan-
cashire, hardware dealer—June 18, J. Holland, Preston, Lan-
cashire, tallow chandler—June 19, R. Blacker. Ripon, York-
shire, innkeeper.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
W. Smith, Edinburgh—W. Lutted, Glasgow, musical instru-
ment maker—W. Leitch, Crieff, writer—J. Gow, Edinburgh,
grain merchant—J. Hill, Glasgow, metal broker—A. Camp-
bell, Beaully, Invernesshire, grocer.

FRIDAY, MAY 39.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. W. Barton, A. Barton, C. R. Robinson, E. Robinson, J.
Appleby, and J. Sidebotham, Strines, Derbyshire, and Man-
chester, calico-printers; as far as regards E. Robinson.—R.
W. Barton, C. R. Robinson, and E. Robinson, Strines, Derby-
shire, and Manchester, calico-printers; as far as regards E.
Robinson.—J. and J. Taylor, Denton, near Manchester. and
Wigan, and Belfast, hat manfacturers.—J. Dickinson and J.
Cocksey, Manchester, calico-manufacturers.—A. Froggatt and
E. Templeton, Ashton-under•Lyne, grocers.—J. Allen and S.
Hunt, Heaton Norris and Stockport, Lancashire, timber-mer-
chants.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

Cut trb

ttatto.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW

COL0111.8e;

freight a

TAYLOR

5, Tithe

THE BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

Atnerica_p_DerreVihip

JAMS 1 it

Comm

C. GRIMSHAW and CO

'ea till NI idnight c

'ill be the succeeding

,LOW TAIL" LINE

IPOOL PACKE

500 tons

50 tons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

BANKRUPTS,

John Hammond Hunt, Silvei:;treet:London, warehouseman.
GeorgeCourthope, Paradise-row, Rotherhithe,coal-merchant.
James Clark, Exeter, builder.
Robert Cleaver, Stretton-on Dunsmore, Warwickshire, tim-
ber-dealer.

William Henzey Bond, Stafford, wine-merchant.
Roger Hortop, Morice Town, Devonshire, innkeeper.
David lon Wyatt and Eliza Underwood, Bristol, hat-manu-
facturers.
John Scott and John Scott, jun., North Shields, shipowners.
Richard Mayor, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, grocer.
DIVIDENDS.

June 20, J. Ashworth, Nunhills, Lancashire. woollen-manu-
facturer. June 20, T. and B. Butterworth, Greenbooth Mill,
near Rochdale, woollen-manufacturers.—June 20, J. Dixon,
Liverpool,. grocer.—June 20, 1. L. Mocatta, Liverpool, CM-
mission-merchant.

CERTIFICATES GRANTED.
May 26, J. Farley, Liverpool, laceman, (second class.)—May
28, R. Miller and A. Street, Lancaster, builders, (first class.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

LAW INTELLIGENCE,

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.-TUESDAY
CURIOUS CASE.

Vice-Chancellor Bruce delivered judgment in the case
of Hutchins v. Hutchins, which was of an extraordinary
nature. The main facts were briefly these :—About
1818, a Mr. Charles Hutchins went out to India, where
he married a lady of partially native descent. He died
in 1828, leaving four children. These children were sub-
sequently brought to England, and placed under the care
of their uncles, the Revs. James and George Hutchins,
clergymen. These persons subsequently professed to
believe that the three youngest children brought here
had been substituted for the real children of their brother,
and those children were sent back to India. where they
soon after died. The eldest boy, who remained here,
became entitled, in right of his father, to a sum of
£2,400, for which his uncles were trustees. They main-
tained him at a school for a time, but they soon withdrew
any allowance for his support, on the ground that he was
also a substituted child, and he became an inmate of the
Brighton workhouse, and is a cripple from alleged neg-
lect in his childhood. This was a suit instituted for the
recovery of the property appropriated by the uncles, and
the Vice-Chancellor, sfter adverting to the disgraceful
conduct of the parties, ordered them to pay the fund to
the plaintiff, with Interest from 1830, at the rate of 5 per
cent., and condemned them in all the costs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

1 0 CORR ES PON DENT'S.

We shall be obliged by a rerusal of the pamphlet referred to
by " NI: •
A Tradesr

man of South Castle-street s
improvements in that streel

ggests to the contracts
and those leading troll
few apprentices, who i

rtising

bound for five y

would p.

Of theisork proceeds at

Is pres,

ent marvellously rapid rate, be able to celebrate the
don of their servitude on the completion of the con-

We have been almon inundated with letters and pamphlets
fr m all parts of the country upon the currency question—
a fact which to ourselves affords satisfactory plea of the
progress which that question is mating. The gist of the
whole of the communications made to is is. that whilst our
present one-sided free-trade system is incompatible with a
restricted curre❑cy, protection is impossible without such a
amendment of our monetary laws ns will
_give an

imrulse to legitimate commerce and increased ernpliiyment
to the labouring masses. One of the pamphlets ,Aliich we
base received (a letter to Sir E. BUIIN er Lytton, Burt.) shall
receive a notice in our next publication.

Ritnrpool &tanbarb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

JOHN WARBURTON

TAILOR AND DRAP

NO. 37, RBNSHAW.ST

EAR UPPR I.,)tt'T.FNGTON

(Formerly n-square, and late Foreman tc

H. Laffer and Co.)

R. EDMUNDSON AND SON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET MANUFACTURERS
NO. 3, OLDHAM-STREET,

kior or KENSHAW-STREET,)
REMOVED FROM 112, BOLD-STREET,
Tpl ESPECTFULLY announce to their Friends and
IA) the Public that they have com!l>dAgttMTiiaterations
on their Premises,

NO. 3, OLDJ,

TRF FT

having fi

X4l onkni-icul/.515, and erected a
NEW FRONT ENT CE to the Premises. They take this
opportunity of ing their Friends and the Public for the
liberal patro ge they have so long experienced, and hope to
merit a continuance of the same.
The remaining part of their STOCK (removed from Bold-
street) they are still SELLING OFF, considerably UNDER
PRIME COST.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

READY.

ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLE,
:::: and QUALITY with first-ra
ine LOWEST REMUNERATING
—is not the principle of the Proprieto tus Estal
to quote a list of prices ; such is terion—quaff
test of cheapness; nor has li wish to puff off (
low-priced Goods, whic ely give satisfaction.
offer Goodi of sterl' wake at the lowest possibl
such as will ens xtensive sale, and give entire sa
to the wea .

The ORDER DEPARTMENT is
d first-rate talent employed in the Cutt
arge for Ordered Garments.
The WOOLLEN TRADE conducted as us
first-rate.

'tete with every No.

HI RTand HOSIERY DEPARTMI

ts, and prove the

DISR-STREET

,CORNER

CH URCH-STREET.)

GEORGE HOTEL,
DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL
THOMAS CASTLE, PROPRIETOR.
TIHIS well-known and long-established Hotel
j_ situated in the most open and central part of Liverpt
in the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, within five mind
distance of all the Railway Stations, and within an equal (
tance of the Pier at which the British and United States b1Rt- - -

ers arrive, and from which they depart, thetitice7ofthe
is of both lines being not distant more than a few ya
Gentlemen and Families from America, either staying in
town or en route to and from London, and Gentlemen f
London on business, will find it a most convenient-and
fortable Ho--

rranged through° .
t due regard onomy.
ept by roprietor for the c
N'. orters are always in

CABS a

ence of his vis

To the RESTApitrNT and ,CAFI
I'. C. would calf the particular attp

tached to his Hote

every improve

gest hiving beer

Tved up in,the best pc

18 daily provid
ble style. and

been famous, more
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

raitor v

hey fat

o their

at Havanna

B. British war-steamer. had arrived
he will remain for some time. An
lso there.

nerican Mei
The steam-

ler Franklin, from Newfoundland to
The passengers and mails were
not recovered.

had been lost
saved, but the cargo was
An explosion of a steam-

boiler had taken place at New

York, and two, if not more lives had been lost. Another
explosion, attended with the loss of one life, had occurred
at the Brooklyn City Mills.

The Maryland Reform Convention had adopted a new
constitution, abolishing lotteries and imprisonment for
debt. It also provides for more uniform representation.
Accounts from Galveston, Texas, contradict the reports
of the death of " Wild Cat," the Indian chief. The cen-
s of Texas show the white population to be
d the slave population 62,000. Great pros-
perity was spoken of in all parts of the state.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands state that the French

168,000

nd had threatened to seize the principal fortress and blockade
he the port. unless the duties on wine and brandies were re-
er Healed; they also demanded a seat in the cabinet of King
rl!4. Kamahamgha and the use of the French language in all
ct
the official correspondence of the government. The go.

vernment of the king were about to appeal to the Ameri-
can flag for protection.

From Toronto we have intelligence to the 20th ultimo.
Parliament assembled on that day. The governor stated
in his speech that the revenues from customs and canals
were increasing, and that the change in the imperial navi-
gation laws had increased foreign shipping on the Cana-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MAY 27

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Rayner and Hutton, Liverpool, commission agents—Heron
and Lingard, Manchester, stockbrokers—Jones and Co., Man-
chester, woollen drapers—Cross and Brown, Liverpool, ship
brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

TO PAINTERS AND OTHERS.
THE GUARDIANS of the WEST DERBY UNION
are desirous of obtaining TENDERS for PAINTING
externally the Wood and Iron Work of the WORKHOUSE
and attached BUILDINGS, situate in Mill-road, in Everton.
A Specification Oa be seen at the Offices o *Mr. CLAYTON,
Architect, Everton-vi ; and Tend larked "Tenders
for Painting," /Lust be sen me r before TUESDAY, the
10th of June next, and will ened on the following day.
The lowest Tender will n neces • y‘be taken.
By order e Board,
VILLIAM CLEAVER, Union Clerk.
2, Elliet et • , 29th May, 1851.

CONTRACTS FOR POLICE CLOTHING.
Ol? LIVERPOOL
THE WATCHBOROUGH
COMMITTEE .HEREBY GIVE
NOTICE, that they are desirous to receive TENDERS
for supplying .by CONTRACT
790 Pairs Wool-dyed Blue Cloth PANTALOONS.
600 Pairs Pegged Leather BOOTS.
The Committee reserve to themselves the option of dividing
the Contarct into two Lots, of equal proportions. Persons
sending in Tenders are, therefore requested to state their
Prices for the whole Lot or for One half.

SAMPLE PATTENRS may be inspected any day, between the
hours of Nine and Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, at the
OFFICE of the TOWN-CLERK, in Cornwallis-street, until
TUESDAY, the 24th instant.

The whale of the Cloth is to be Wool-dyed, and of the same
quality and description.
The Parties whose Tenders sha ccepted will have to
enter into the usual Contract - i the Watch Committee for
the due fulfilment ther nd also engage to complete and
deliver the Goods efore the 29th day of Augustt next : to
be paid for,_on pproval, in Cash, at the expiration of Oue
Month from the delivery.

Every Article not fully equal to the Sample will be rejected,
and the Committee will on no account accept the same by
allowance for difference of value or otherwise.
The Committee will not pay for any Sample Pettern sent for
inspection, except that they approve of for the Contract.
Sealed Tenders (separate from the Sample Patterns) must be
left at the TOWN-CLERK'S OFFICE, PUBLIC OFFICES, No. 2,
ornwallis-street, not later than FRIDAY, the 28th day of
June, and marked " Tenders for Trousers" or " Boots."
By order,
WM. SHUTFLEWORTH,
Town-Clerk.

2nd June, 1851
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

'hould

H awes

lOUSF. OF LORDS

disposed or, and
list priest, whose

Lastly, M

Grey, conveys
:l Torrington it

nal-orrice
.—At the

finprow
Rill, were hevernlt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

ry Month

BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
ill be collected at the rate of four

NEW LINE OF
PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA

TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL ON THE
TWENTY-SIXTH OF EVERY MONTH

PHILADELPHIA, W. C. STOTI
HIBERNIA, G. FAULK
WILLIAM PENN, C. F. Pool

26th July.
26th Aug.
26th Sept,

The above Ships are built of th materials, and corn-
- - and experie navigators, and due regard
ct els for speed, with comfort for

been paid to

Packetatfre advantage of the Steam Tow-boatson the

)f freight or cabing passag
RICHARDSON BROTH

apply to

dd. CO., or to

s will be collected at the rate of four

THE BLACK STAR LINE

E PACKETS.

RPOOL TO NEW YORK,

fity,ihe 10th inst,

WILLIAM

SPENCER

Apply to Messrs. I

Truer Prince's Dock

HBONE

Commander,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

nd Co.'s, Park•lano

iron doors, burnt •t

-Milner's entirely prelge

Fire in Queen-street, Glasgow:! a great number sf safes and
uses burnt out; n• books saved tbrougliotle the buildings

M i Iner's Fi re-resigt

R. and Menne Biawit's, it Milnehi

Safes, (tests, and lo

su►table

for all classes of buildings, Impregnable Locks and Cma
ush Bo
at the Works, 55A and 34, Lord...gtro.et. Liverpool, and 47 to 57:
Cable-street, Liverpool, anti London )/et, 47A, Moorgate,
street.

tialy to

,ow in hi,

offer their policy
rfietates of
, after which tiy,

moved

RAI LWA FF.-1 IRS

230 fecf

carry it

wny over the Newark dyke, Las
'.
Henderson, and Co.

LIC,W,DCRY AND CHESTER Ratt.wAr.—The Lords
e Aduairal:y have assented this con pane'
it ion that ceitaiti riquirements are observed
he Egclinr. D )cks at Birkenhead.
Fliday. as the Liverpool day mail

......
-.own n.
. .an named Smith, in the
tummy, seeing a favourite dog in
shed forward to tve him, wr, n danger
-n by the train. oue of the when ic wa
•n by the train. One of the wh iwoat
breast killing hint instantly.
is a curiatia coincidence
.„ way accident in the lerodsharn tun-
,. precise counterpart of that which occurred
...wirs in August last. There was an interval of
tly nine months between the two accidents. Both
wed to excursion trains, and in both there were three
the two foremost in each case having been broudtt
d-still when they were run into by the third. In
both cases five lives were lost, and numbers injured.—
North British Mail.
The coroner's inquest as to the late accident on the
Midland Railway at Clay Cross:terminated on Friday, by
the jury finding that the deaths of John Afeynell and
John Blake bad been caused by the reckless speed Saml.
Stretton was driving the luggage-train on the night of the
19th of May, and pronouncing a verdict of manslaughter
against him. They also blamed the general arrangements
of the line. The coroner immediately isaned his warrant
for the wrekension and committal of Stretton, the
driver of the goods train, to Derby, to await his trial.

C!DENC

to a stan,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

TABLISHMENT

99, LORD-STREEj.
NLAW FANCY SILKS in all Colours A
Figures. Black TABBY
&c., &c.
Our present Stock is replgoie

OTBISIANS, VELURI

curiously fine B
yard.

PHILLIPS AND HOLMB. I

I NEW MANTI
POPL

S, 'SHAWLS

111
POM ELL

SILKS, IRISH I

S, CHENE LUSTRES

MUSLIN§Th
PARAti

NS, FLO ‘t Et

GLOVEke

The New• STO,

!ady for

Lt IN BRISCOE
Ge und 62, OLDLI4LL-STREE7

STRAW, TUSCAN, AND CHIP BONNETS,
FLOWERS, &c.
THE most beautiful Assortment of Fancy STRAW
TUSCAN, , awl BONNETS, LAC}
and BLOND CACHIPPS, CAP FRONTS MILLINERY,
FLOWE RS, RIBBONS,
and PARASOLS, ever exhibited in Liverpool, are now to be
had ~t thi. 17 %TIT,'

at one-third less ran

v-A NCOUN

9, CIIUR(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

BIRTIIS

On the 20th tilt., in Everton, the lady of ALEXANDER.
ROBERTSON, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 24th ult., Mrs. J. P. GEORGE SMITH, of Spring-
bank, near this town, of a son.
Same day, Mrs. J. R. IRVING, of Dell Cottage, Rock-park*,
Cheshire, of a son.
Same day, at Seaforth, the wife of Mr. DAVID ROBERT-
SON, of a son.
Same day, Mrs. H. WILLIAMS, •f a daughter.
On the 25th ult., at Birkenhead, the lady of JOHN ASHURST,
Esq., of a son and heir.
Same day, in Grentield-street, Edge-hill, the wife of Mr..
JAMES GORE, of her Majesty's Customs, of a son.
On the 29th ult., in Kenyon-terrace, Birkenhead, the wife of
Mr. THOMAS SILL, of a son.
Same day, at Shrewsbury, Mrs. WILLIAM DIXON CLAX-
TON, of a daughter.
On the 31st ultimo, the wife of Mr. WM. BROWNBILL, of
this town, of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

e Ships are of the first class, coppered and copper-
anirnanded by captains of great experience, and
,ri...,,ommodations will be found

ps in port, and the passengers
•tt nti titr. av:Teeahle to the Go-

Berths can I

—For passage, Am. apply to •
JOHN VC SHAW and CO., 90, IN aterleo-road
of Vow's throng:hoot the y..ar.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

more, painfully apparent that they, in common with all
holders of commodities and stocks, have been disabled by
legislation from any control over their own and their
families' prospects in life—the position of the Bank of
England, instead of the state of British markets, being
what now controls prices and wages, and dictates the fate
of every merchant and every man connected with business
or stocks.

That certain and speedy ruin to the Bank of England,
.as well as every 'British interest, is inevitable—as these
are being erushed between the contradictory principles of
British legislation—our money laws basing all our na-
tional confidence or banking on the presence of gold in
the Bank of England, while our system of free imports is
perpetually leading to the diminution of that basis, and,
as a necessary consequence, of that confidence.
That to save this country from general bankruptcy and
universal ruin in all its interests, the principles of British
legislation must be reconciled, or made uniform, by the
monopoly to gold, and the restrictions on the establish-
ment of new banks, being made to follow the fate of all
other monopolies—which can easily be effected as regards
the details when once the wisdom of Parliament shall
have become alive to the necessity of this ; for the Act. of
1819 has only to be so far altered as to do away with gold
as a standard, while retaining it as the security of the
circulation ; and the Act of 1844 need not be farther
changed than to admit of new banks of issue being
established under similar restrictions or securities to
the present ones.
That the details of the new measure need not be more
complicated than as follows :—The act of 1819 has only
to be so far changed as to make Bank of England notes a
legal tender at its own counter, as they at present are
elsewhere, to the extent of the 14 millions owing by the
government and the amount of specie in its vaults—the
Bank, however, being hound down never to reduce its
specie under a certain point, say fourteen-millions ; and
the act of 1844 has only to be extended so as to allow of
new banks—whose issues might be confined to two-thirds
the amount of certain public securities, (to be specified by
the Act of Parliament,) lodged with the government—and
so as to allow the Bank of England, and all other• banks,
to issue one pound notes.

Etteraturr.

POETRY

TRIFLES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

tat riages, Birtl)s, aiib Deaths.

MARRIED

Lately, at St. David's
J. G. OWEN, of the 'Unite
THOMAS, of this town.

hurch, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr,
' ' States of Ameriea, to Miss E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

En WIT &tatty.

•Midnight of Monday

JACOT

T.3;lenHAlI

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF

ORA, E. TUR.
ING, T. JuLup
TONAWANDA. J. FAI

SARANAK, D. MALONY

the 12t.

s and e

:s will
j,:e7nsur

THE BLUE BALL LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

xt, the 9th June

x-place, 22, W

PACKETS

are all of the first classkuilt—er

pressly for

are furnisi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

. --
Sir G. GREY had not in-
)h, oh, oh.) He had no
)h, oh.)—Mr. MILES

amid loud cheering, expressed
displayed by Sir G. Grey. so

e ftirther canvaiiir,

s of the house
the hasty ex
Awl was abou
the Court of Chancery
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

CAUTION

None are Genuine unless the words " Holloway's pais and
Ointment, London," are engraved on the Government Stamp,
pasted on every Pot and Box, with the same words woven in
the water-mark of the Books of directions wrapped round the
medicines. Also, be careful to observe that the address on the
Labels, to the covers of the Pots and Boxes, is " 344, Strand,
London," (and so, 240, Strand, London,) and that there is
no initial, as " 11," or any other letter before the name
" HALLOWAV," ndt is the word " Gentiine"ora the Labels.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

in on'[

,n(lment, tl

isider the propriety of makin

with a view of d'

After a d

Sir G. Strickland,

!tr.-d- opposed by S

'reed to

upon the Audit Railway Accour
livisions, was thrown out.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TiturtsDAy

e adjourned debate on the occurrences at Ceylon were
Tied by Sir J...A.Es W. HOOO, who defended the conduct
_
in, as governed by a prudent consideration
f the colony. The courts martial were. he
ly constituted, and it was impossible to say
" not been in all cases in accordance
There could exist no doubt but

ion, and there was equally little
)t but that it bad been effectually met and quelled by the
gy of the governor. With respect to the censure conveyed
!se resolutiou upon the conduct of Earl Grey in approving
le course pursued by Lord Torrington, he quoted from his
;itches passages to show that the noble earl had always
mmended that in punishing disaffection in Ceylon, justice

re had

vidence contained in :he blue-Looks furnished a basis for
leduc`ion. either of milt or innocence; but there were,
oints in the policy pursued by
them to arrive with more cer-
tclusion. With respect to the severities
ted to, he would observe that discontent
s should be punished with reference to its
case before them, it appeared that Lord
aself sown the seeds of the insurrection,
tly so severely punished, by the imposition
tad burdensome taxes. The hon. and learned gentle-
that the rebellion, as it was called, had
;:t; and after it had been
1 the continuance of mar-

some salient

attic(' a t

suppress

nti for all the confiscation

f the viol.

pursued in (

T of ti:i!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

[PRICA FIVEPENCE.

PRESERVATION OF LIFE.
Registered 2549, and protected by Act of Parliament
GFORGE SMITH be
Public, and of
invention, the BUM
daily with the great

s to draw...tile-at(

LIVERPOOL CLOTH 1

Black I

265. per 1

SID DESPATCH

7'REET

cjA NPANI

SMALL DIT
KING COAL
ARLF
Ft

MADE CLOTHING DEPA

,Work-

'ambers,

AND RESTALTRANI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

arl Grey, in signify
ington's conduct durir,F,
s. After examininz the r

instances which call
le ordinary tribunal;
s at Matele were cor
acted, laying great

of g
misrepr(

b fallif

of Ceylon
upon him

Dewi Nileme and C
ed to show how hu

he descr

ther acts c
r the slip
lartial law
aka 111,111113 T

ahella. He st

tated the case o

referred to the
approbation of t

cter of t

ri advocate •f Lord Tor

Mr.-H;v

error was that of the printe-r.—Mr. BA I LLIE
documents had been printed two months and left un-
3, under which circumstance he was justified in making

libuse that it contained a gentleman ‘l7ho could justify
nark after an explanation had been given. (Loud cries
I")—Mr. BAILLIE appealed to the Speaker. If the
ion. gentleman was in order in the house, he was not--
!st of the sentence was drowned in cries of " Order!")—

meant nothing

Irk to be p
vat it if desired. (0

I CLAUDE HA AIL'
onishnient at the f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

11 Y A If

H 0

HYAM is the first TAILOR in the United
Kingdom for fashion, quality, and economy. He

is the originator of that new system which

been in operation during the last--tvielity-fig

_ --.-
years, and which has comple uprooted that
system of monopoly an tortion under which

most inferior artiiisea attire were sold for most
liYAll is the buyer who has

extravagant ptd

commanteofrand who selects from, the best mar-
kets d HYANI is the tradesman who employs

none but first-rate cutter

in gentlemen's dress, and none

led ability in the manufacture of the

__ _....
same. Hymn's present Spring Stock is pronounced

by the best

point of extent, variety, novelty, beauty, dura-
bility, and cheapness. lIYAM is the tradesman

the requirements of his vast establish
.63 and 65, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL ;

M, Oxford-street, and 36, Gracechurch-street,
London ; 26, Market-street, Manthester ; 63,

King street, Ditto; 23, New-street, Birmingham ;
43. Briggate, Leeds; 17, Market-place, Hull ; 42,
Wine-street, Bristol ; 48, Argyle-street, Glasgow ;
and 30, Dame-street, Dublin—employs capital to
the amount of e 550,000.

LPROM .C5OOO to £50,000 a-year may be realise
by either sex, whether employed or unemployed, by eon

paratiiely trifling outlays, so. certainly as t 6 rendOr
absolutely impossible; also by mere fractional outlays, pro-
portionately smaller incomes may be as certainly realised.
These lucrative undertakings involve neither partnership nor
risk, do not subject those embarking to any employment,
neither could any objection be-raised against them on any

, ....._ .5...,11111.11iy
Of highly respectable di • terested parties, including several
baronets and member f parliament, and in every case the
strictest inquiry is only solicited but is urgently courted ;
indeed, those wl i o inquire immediately embark in one or
addressed to them-
more of the ( ertakings, and advise their friends to. avail
themselve so of such unprecedented advantages.
printA particulars forwarded to all addressing L. L. D.,
care of K. W. GEORGE; 'Esq., 7, Clement's Inn, strand, L0i-
:!:.4,ef..711(91
reentenlonalinaft
sansewtaenriphzl envelope,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03

ON SALE,

THE CELEBRATED BRAND " MELCHOR LOPEZ"
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
APPLY TO

R. PLUMMER,
sole Agent for LisApeortind Listri

STORES—No

ST. I,'Ji,iefroE'S CRESCENT

GUTIERREZ, Pi