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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

IN CLASSICS

COMMERCE.
ltirß. W. M. FISHER will REOPEN his ACADEMY,
17-41_ .89, GREAT .GEORGE-STREET, On TUESDAY, the 28th
instant.

In this Establishment Young Gentlemen are instructed in the
Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Commerce,
Itrawing, and Gsneral'Literature, so as to qualify them for any

are practised in French conversation, and
aces of Astronomy, Chemistry, Optics, Pneuma-
ricity, Galvanism. &c.....ifttrxtrateci by extensive

All the-Clai
have the S
tics, Elet

NOTIC IS .HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
LIVERPOOL NEW GAS AND LCOMPANY will he
held pursuant to the acts of i 'oration, on WEDNESDAY,
the 29th instant, at Twelv dock ut Noon, in the BOARD-
ROOM, Newington.

N.R.—Thc 13OONS4r the TRANSFER of SHAR
CLOSED from the 27th instant until the 7th August.

'NUT; Chief-Clerk

By order of the Cr
W. F. Ai
Gas-offire, Newington, Liverpool, 14th Mg, 1846

RAGGED SCHOOLS

AT a MEETING, held at the 'Domestic MisSion-
office, No. 10, Leveson-street, on FRIDAY, the 12th June,
resolutions were unanimously passed to the effect that the
extent of juvenile ignorance and delinquency in Liverpool
renders it desirable to ESTABLISH FREE RAGGED
SCH OOLS, to counteract so grey.,...antl-v.owing an evil.

The following gentlemen we - pointedio act as a Managing
Committee, with peer to to their number :
Mr. F. Archer, Rev. J. Johns,
Mr. 'F. L. ASO , Mr. Lamport,
Mr. Thos. B n, Mr. Leighton,
Mr. J. Ellerbeck, Mr. W. 011erhead,
Mr. E. Flower, Rev. J. Robberds.
Mr. A. Hi'aginson, Mr. C..
'r. TI➢rOTHY JEVONS, Treasurer

S. Tate,

Mr. F. HORNBMWER:SeC

A Committee of Ladies teas also appointed,-and arrange-
ments have•since been made for immediately opening a Girls'
School, in Greenland-street, and also a Boys' School.
Any of 'The above Gentlemen will receive Names and Sub-
scriptions and a Prospectus may be had at'the Office of the
Domestic Mission Society, No. 10, Leveson-
F. HORNBL(

Secretary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

REPEAL IN DUNDALK

Mr. O'Connell, aenompartied by his son, Mr. Daniel
O'Connell, and a staff coMposed of the rump of the old
Ireland party, attended a dinner given by the Repeaters
of Dundalk, on Tuesday evening. to the youngest son of
the O'Connell family, who, it seems, is destined to fill

gton. TL

&ngs(

journals,•and the oratory might, with
ge to the reporters in attendance, have
stereotyped • from the countless repeal speeches
delivered si►►ce 1843. There was one feature worthy of
remark, as indicative of the course the Roman Catholic

manifest advan

priesthood are prepared to adopt, in the event of Dundalk
being cnittestrd by Mr. Redington and Mr. O'Connell,
jun. Not a single clergyman connected with the town,
according to the .Newry Telegraph, was present at the
has quet, and this stu lied ab-ence of the reverend af,itators
•
from their usu noon such cora-ions is sati ,factorily
accounted for in rue following cu, t but exprefra:ve com-
muniert, ion from the pen of the parish priest, addressed
to the Very Rev. Dr. Coyne, in reply to art invitation to
at'end the O'Connell demnriqtrat'on on Tuesday.
"Gentlemen,--I should ,etl most happy in befog able to show
any mark of attention and resptct to Mr O'Coro ell and his
family. However, as Ido rot approve of the time. the manner,
or the object of your brirging young Mr. O'coline 1 to Dun-
dalk, under existing circumstances. I must deny myslt the
pleasure of being present at your dinner

I remain, tie.,
" J. COYNE

tiding by the dinner secretary of this ut
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

mid these changFs you have changed, I do
I have changed in nothing. My

those opinions which I retained in opposition,

sary that I should thus revert to the past:that you may
the better determine how far you can trust me for the
future."

waken sympathy and command

respect? It w-itild seem that they do, for in every case
they have elicited immediate and rapturous applause.
But what is p'ainly and inevitably implied in them ?
Beyond all question the) establish this important fact,—
that by e verdict of honest men of all parties, respect
and honour are awarded to the consistent Free. traders

scorn, hot% ever ambiguously exprt ssed, or implied, clings,
and will for ever adhere, to the new converts.
It is important that this should be clearly understood ;

subject

. _
Mr. Macaulay rightly observes, that our confi-
_
deuce in public men, for the future, must be founded on
our experience of the past. Hence, honour and shame
must be duly awarded ; and a marked difference must be
made between those who have, and those who have not,
redeemed their pledges and fulfilled their engagements.
Honourable men on all sides ate agreed to this. Mr.
Macaulay proudly tells his constituents, " I have changed
in notning : my principles are

the same now a 3 when I
last stood beft-,r; you." And while this eminent Whig
was uttering these :words at Edinburgh, a still more
eminent leader, belonding to the country party, was using
the very same languitee in London. At the dinner given
on Wednesddy last, Lord Stanley said, " If we are asked
what are our principles, our reply is, our principles in
18-16 are the same that they were in 1811."

ANNIVERSARIES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

It would s

THE FIRE IN QUEBEC

(From the Quebe
Last night, at ten o'clocl
Royal, St. Lewis-street, z
exhibition of his Chemical D
tion we have been able
overset, from

me cans

me enveloped in flare
Thly short

In an inc;

rior of the b

spot, and pre
be -

s who pe

icating v

those who crowc

One foot was interpc
ernity ! and on that

ig all efforts

we coul

nd of out-stretched

view th

from the funereal veil
shrouded them, appear
By our side was

Mercury, Jun

k, afire broke o
at the c

se of Al
s. From

in the TI

or"othei, and the stag

between the hapless c

n ana reslgne,
of smoke wt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

July 14, 15d6.

Mantrb.

WANTED, a DAILY GOVERNESS, to take
charge of several Young Children. Situation near the

MHE COMMITT
I DO H

RPOOL DOCKS

-t rustees of the
PER CENTUM

or Seven 1"(
All letters

E s , Esq

Her of the Liverpool Docks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Co In &0113,

rrio be SOLD, a neat Light DRAG, with a Sliding
I Seat, suitable for a Cob Pony.
Also, a new WHITECHAPEL.

colors apply to J. LEATHERBARROW, No.
t-street, Great George-street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, IN WARM
NEAR THE BRUNSWICK DOCK
TO be SOLD, about 1600 Square Yards F

EEHOLD

G SiA'r

Apply to Mr. R. W. WINDLE, Accountant, 1, Parker

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE AT GATEACRE, NEAR
LIVERPOOL.

MO be SOLD, an excellent and commodious
DWELLING-HOUSE, with LAND attached, suitable for
the residence of a Merchant or Independent Gentleman, com-
manding a beautiful and extensive view. The Outbuildings
consist of Coach-house, Stable, &c., Gardens and Pleasure
Grounds, with a Paddock at the back, stocked with Trees, and
containing altogether Three Statute Acres or thereabouts.
Apply to Mr. It. W. WINDLE, Accountant, 1, Parker-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

INDIAN MATS

;ht-quar

IiTH
4id., 9d., I Id.. an

Chintz Furnitures, 4d., 5d., 6d., Id., and Bd.
Furniture Linings, a large variety of, at I Ind. per yard,

With a great variety of General Furnishing Articles, at prices
that especially demand attention.
JOHN B R I S C O E,
60 5- 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE-

EXTRAORDINARY ABUNDANCE OF FLIES
rpHE unusual warmth of the Season has 1-----
ductive of unurecedentpd

n this din

than the
to Advert

WIRE Ai

m pro-.
site In-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

BO'll'LgD PORTER AND 11:hg

icy hare now in

Pric es, FOR CASH ONLY

condition, and offer at the following
Per Dozen
Pints.

Best•double stout Dublin Porter
Ditto (bottled in wine pint bottles)
Barclay, Perkins, and Co.'s best Londor.
brown Stout....
Light Dinner Beer
Burton Ale
Drogheda Ale
Bass and Co.'s East India Pale Ale
•

Edinbursh Ale...
Devonshire Cider

60 3 6
70 4 0
46 2 9

CABINET FURNITURE MART,
19, BOLD-STREET.
1-41AMILIES FURNISHING are invited to inspect
_L the extensive STOCK of DRAWING, DINING, and
BED-ROOM FURNITURE, at the above Establishment,

CONSISTING OS

ROSEWOOD CHAIRS, MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
DITTO COUCHES, DITTO SOFAS,
DITTO CHIFFONNIERS DITTO COUCHES,
DITTO LOO TABLES, DITTO SSDEBOARDS,
DITTO CARD DITTO, DITTO DINING TA-
DITTO OTTOMANS, BLES, all sizes.
DITTO FIRE SCREENS, DITTO CHIFFONNIERS
CHIMNEY GLASSES, DITTO BOOKCASES,
Mb &c., &c. DUMB WAITERS, &c. &c.
_ _.l_ •.• •

ue,cuscx ~ uu an new[ unrin (n inntyal.r.Arrn, In four-lost,
Camp, Ottoman, half-tester, French and Dome Top Cribs,
Cots, &c., in Mahogany, Maple, and Stained Birch.
Also, a large Stock of Mahogany and Painted FURNITURE
for Bed-rood-3s, in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Pillar, and
other Dressing Tables, Washstands, Dressing Glasses. Bidets_

,ominaues. neusteps, arc., wan an excellent Stock of perfectly
sweet Purified FEATHERS, which cannot be surpassed by any
House in the Trade.
Hair, Wool; Flock, and Spring
ES, &c., made to order

➢MATTRESSES, PAILLASS-

19, Bold-rtreet

SAMUEL CUTTER, PROPRIETOR,

FURNISHING
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

reproached for htiv

aken the proper preera

cessaty to order the troops at ArrMs, Deuai

ennes, to enter t 1

disturbance. Carrages had seen sent f
there were none there, zT„I

giurn. When it wes known that !int.,. lint
instruments had ako be.
general. General Ondin
but quite at the end. in their private carr
perienced no injury. It 1, ,aid that One of
servants way prreipi,a'e,l into the water, and saved him-
self by awiniming. M. LeAtiboodois, the deputy for Lille.
w.v in One of the stir merged waggons, but he eared him-:
self by Awin,ming, and h only his wrsr put out of
The Jgpoquettates, from informality' received on
day, that the numb. r of p: room, killed was sixteen

sent for, the c

on became
ti the train,

d they ex—

RAILWAY CARRIAGE ON A NEW PRI
yesterday saw at the Itithiay toation, Litnt

railway firs' lass pas

,e. con,t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

g to depart from Nauroo for

ats, are threatened with

tack, for

y have prepared themselves, rather
without an opportunity of parting

A new bill was presented to the House of Representa-
tives by Mr. Campbell on the 17th ultimo, for the revi-

stem of compensation by fees is discouraged, though
,t absolutely abolished by this bill, being henceforth to

pon each in
A fixed tar
11 provides

of fees is to be fixed for vessels ; and the
fixed salaries, in accordance with the duties
ul. The consuls at Liverpool and London
o receive four thousand dollars ; at Havre, three
thousand ; and so on, down to fifteen hundred dollars,

same section whick

also requires that no Consul st

rector, In commercial or mercant
penalty of two thousand dollars.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

~eate no greater an-
ydo to our food: Toprevent this

With N

) DISH COVERS,
mild_ be provided, even on

.Larger sizes in prosortioriISH.
PATENT WOVE WIRE COVERS
16 inches, 4s. i 18 inches, ss. ; and 20 inc
Article in FURNISHING IR(

And every cc

BENJA

NIONGERY

N

LORD-ST

with any oth
his business

Ironmonge

RCURY-OFFICE

ra. NO CONNEIdOST
t whatever, and that

•al FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE.

CLEAN CARPETS MOST CONDUCIVE TO
IF any domestic Apartment requires -
Cleanlinessr it is the Room which is C, mulation of dirt rem'
must produce those un
the Health of Towne' Committee.
Shaking a Carpet actually drives this dirt deeper into the
texture' and when adopted, at least one-half (and the worst part
of it) is taken back into the Room.
The important merits of the improved practical means are,
that the dirt is entirely got out and the Carpet dealt
and comfortable as when first laid down. As a natural result
the colours are clear, and continue so-

attention to

T 1110 1

~eted. An accu-
ins, in general, by far too long, which
rholesome :rases so much spoken of by

would ever adopt this al

Jae itolerable
aken in the streets is abated. No
seen a Carpet properly • cleansed
way, which must shortly become
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

And, as for Canada, I cannot find in the accounts frotii
hat colony any symptom of that alarm which has been
(Hear, hear.) It does not appear, either

poken of

from the meeting of the Legislative Assembly, or from
the public meetings, that the people of Canada do enter-

we have heard to the change. (Hear, hear.)
NOW, HIS LORDSHIP, IN THIS PARTICU-
IS VERY ILL-INFORMED. There havebeen

Quebec, and Montreal,:-the two first decidedly against
Sir It. Prel's measures, the last neutral,—for an amend-
ment pointedly guarded against expressing approbation.
Had it been imagined that condemnation would have been
Of any use, there is not a county in Canada that would
not have met to protest. The Legislative Assemblies did
not oppose, only because they thousht ormo,itinn was

useless, and might be ungracious, and they trusteo
representation of their position promised by the Gover-
.

suffic'ently indicated by the rotes on the address relativ

to the drawlßick On the duties on provisions imported for
the use of her Majesty's troops. The truth is, the people
of Canada are fifty years behind those of the mother
country in such matters. They are humble copyists of
the United States, and even behind them, for they are
just, with difficulty, approaching the point of free transit
in bond. The people who are the most English in their
feelings, are the most un-English in their reasonings. For

a more enlightened opinion on commercial and industrial
topics. Until but recently wt.. word nearly alone, and at
this moment we have but few allies, and those a very
small minority of the provincial press. We cannot con-
ceal from ourselves that we owe the indulgence of the
great mass of our readers much more to their giving us
credit for good motives, than to any recognition of the
soundness of our arguments. We should ill repay to-

lerance, and indifferently discharge our duty of faithful
journalists, if we were to suffer their opinions, such as
they are, to be misrepresented abroad. THE PEOPLE
(IF CANADA, AS A WHOLE, ARE PROTECTIONISTS.
THEY DREAD AND DEPRECATE THE MEASURES OF THE
BRITISH GOVERNMENT. THE DIFFICULTY IS TO KEEP
TH EM FROM ABSOLUTE DESPONDENCY, AND, AT THIS

PRODUCE (THE TRUE TEST OF A NATION'S WEALTH AND

RESOURCE'S)

THAN WAS EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THE

COLONY, ITS COMMERCE IS IN A STAIE-OF UNPRECE

N AY THOSE FEARS BE GROUNDLESS

DE SODILTH

THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. SIMON

the architect
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

1 COGNAC BRANDY, shipped by Martell and
} Co., Hennessey and Co., and Otard and Co.,

19 Barrels J of various vintizes ;
IV Cases, 1 Dozen each, BRANDY;
150 Dozen Fine Old Bottled CLARET;
180 Dozen Sundry FRENCH WINES;
1000 Dozen CHAMPAGNE, shipped by Mumm and Co., Giesler
and Co., and others;
60 Dozen MOZELLE, shipped by Mumm and Co. ;
Together with various other WINES, in Wood and Bottle.

Samples to be tasted one week previous to the Sale, at the
Brokers' Offices, in London ; and in Liverpool by Sample, or
in the Bonded Cellars of CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and Co.,
four days previous to the Sale, and until Twelve o'clock on each
day of Sale.
The CHAMPAGNE and other Bottled \VINES will be shown
between Eleven and Twelve o'clock on each day.
Catalogues and further particulars may be had of
CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and CO., Liverpool,
and of

14/VITLITSW C.1./111.1K and SAN, Brokers,
Great 'rower-street, London.

BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES TO THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
TWEDDLE, SOAPMAKER.
On THURSDAY, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Premises, Cherry-lane,
THE whole of the FIXTURES, consisting of Soap
Frainee,-enttinr-Mteti,i.,,, vista, Bullets, trcl--togernr
with the Bleaching and White Ash Apratus, and every other
Implement of the Trade used in the lltanufacture of Soap.
The above combines all the latest improvements.
For Catalogues and particLlars a p y to J, id, RAYNER and
Co., Brokers.

On MONDAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the
Brokers' Mahog,any Shed, east side of the Brunswick Dock, '
The entire Cargo of Honduras MAHOGANY,
Just arrived per ship Clarendon, from the Bay direct,
Consisting of 249 Logs 214,522 feet, of large and extra large
dimensions, and the whole of the choicest description' com-
prising an extensive assortment of the various kinds of Wood
applicable to every purpose for which Hondum. .),,,gany Is
used, mid will be arranfed for 1.. accordingly.—For
further partic,,ior.,vi to DUNCAN Gina, Esq., Merchant, or
tn JA3 ES HOUGHTON and Co., Brokers-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

not listen t

Gen. Taylor is expected to be on his march to Mon-
terey, at the head of an army of 12,000 men, and is said
will meet with no resistance until he arrives at the gates
of Mexico.

Col. Kearney is pushing for Santa Fe, which is being
strongly fortified by the Mexicans. The force c
trated there will number 8,000 to 10,000

n, under the

Mexico, will join his forces with those under Gen. Taylor,
and _ march for the capital. Nothing, the Americans
_ _

k, ca❑ save Mexi

The Ratification, by America, of the Oregon treaty ap-
pears to have given great satisfaction. The new tariff is
in a very doubtful position. It is said, however, that no
material alteration will take place in the present year,
the expenses of the war aff►ightin; the statesmen of Ame-

rica.
The Mormons, prepa'

more western settle
which it is said tl]

than be driven of

th th, ir properti,'s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Co be Ed.

Everton

3insurarit

and its result, since few farms can compete with the one now
under consideration. It consists of a superior residence, alto-
gether adapted to
A SPORTING GENTLEMAN'S OCCUPATION
(and in a sporting country be it remembered), with Garden,
Offices well arranged, and surrounded by PARKLIKE
GROUNDS, PLANTATIONS, LAWN, and SHRUBBERIES;
a' so A SUPERIOR FREEHOLD FARM,
EXTENDING TO 340 ACRES,
of a first-rate soil. It is, without any mistake, a really good
Turnip. Farm, with the greater proportion adapted to fatten
cattle, indeed the Estate may be denominated altogether one of John Shaw Esq
'
the best farms to be found throughout this desiraMe county ; it
is

1 O be LET, a Detached VILLA RESIDENCE
suitable for a respcLabtrrainily, situate at Springfield

TO be LET, a GROCERY and PROVISION SHOP,
with DWELLING-HOUSE T 9,Pitt-street, two doors
above Greetham-street.
inn Hire nn the Pre • s.

To be LET, RICHARDSON'S CHOP HOUSE,
corner of Temple-lane and Temple-court. None need
apply except those who will agree to take these Premises com-
plete, as now in use, namely, FogiiturerFlisfures, Stock, and
License.
For further pal

•swt to the Owner, on the Premises,
t the business alto ether.

4lotirrs.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE IMPERIAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY have the satisfaction to an-
nounce that an addition of .t 1 10s. has been made to each .t'loo
assured by Policies entitled to participate in the quinquennial
division of the profits to the 31st of January last, on which five
premiums have been paid ; and a proportionate amount has
been added to the former Bonuses thereon, d- to Policies of

shorter duration ; being, on an averags,..,e4sl)er cent. on those

1-1-'he ....... are now offere e full benefit of the Bonus
system, with the convenie of payment of only two-thirds of
).,,,..ed...--
the rates usually charm ; and other important advantages, in
reference to Loans . cessation of payment of future premiums
. . .

An explanatory

may be had at the °dice; Cornhill. 'London ; the Branch Office
16, Pall Mall, or of any of the Agents.
Agents WALTER CLARKE, 6, High-street.
for Liverpool, I J. W. S. MAY, 1, Exchange-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

PRICES OF SIIARI

-CONTINUED

SHARE

.'
BANKS, &
12i Liverpool Bank ...
10 Ditto Banking C(
19 Dittd Borough II
10 Ditto Commends
500 Ditto Royal ..
10 Ditto Tint, n ....
10 Manchester & Livet I
P
10 North and South VV:.I.

Stock. Rootle 1.1 cur W(
Stock. I
100 C

U 1%
Gas Con

100 New (

25 Ditto, quarter
174 Antlerton Carry

Compur,

50 'Pacific Sleam Company

Pi!brow's Atmospi

0 Mock Ferry
0 tear', Tue..

Compa

Prics marked thus [p] are at

are at a discount

lirtDs,4laarriA4rs anb Theatb,S.

On the 27th ultimo. the wife c

r. T. TTARRrS. of Ffeatt

Common, in Ihe parish of Eaton

On the 2nd Instant, at Melville-street, Edinburgh, Mr
SON, of tw.n daughters.
On the 3rd instant; in Liver street, Mrs. J. B. CAM

or twin sons.
On the oth instant. at Dodold-hall, Cheshire, Mrs. WIL
131(AHAM TOLLEMACH E. of a son.
On the 6ch instant. at the res deuce of her moths
sington, Mrs. JANE BOWMAN HALL
On the Sth instant, at Aiebiirth. Mrs
a son

In Ken-

LFKED I

30WER

Same day, Mrs

GASKILL JOHNSON, Evert

daughter. -
On the gth instant, at Ashford Villa, Birke

D. HARE, of a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

ther my

The new and pt
Will leave the GEOROE'!

ful Steamer ALBERT

PIERHEAM: LIVERPOOL, at Fot

o'clock P.M.,
For BEAIiIARIS, BANGOR, & MENAI BRIDGE,
On SATURDAY, the 25th instant,

S conveyanc

by the PRINCE OF WALES, on MONDAY MORNING, at TE
ock. Fares for the Round: Cabin 7s. Gd.; Deck. 4s.
he ALBERT, after landing her fassengers at the Bridg
proceed to DUBLIN, at Nine o'clock the same Eveninl
:^ tOs. : Deck, ss.

Further info
street.

niven at the Compxny's Office, 24,Water-
rjoHN ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

20 01Daniel Be:!

200 0 Mrs. Matthew
100 0 Miss Matthew
200 OR. E. Harvey

59 o Thomas Bolton.
50 O,J. H. Wrigley
Richard Rathbone
4 *OO 0 Basil Rathbone .. .
1 0 Wm. B. Rathbone.. ** : *
1 0 William Jackson, Bir.
100 0 kenhead..
-25 0 George Holt..
50 0 Henry Romilly
C. Robertson.
10 G. Artetegui .
0 H. Stolterfoht
20 0 Daniel Brennan
100 0 Benjamin Coleman
5 0 Joseph Dawson.
5 0 John Dickinson
21 0 Gerard Lynch

10 0
10 0
10 0
100 0

10 0
100 0
40 0
B .0
.5 0

150 0
100 0
20 ,0
30 0
20 0
5 0
5 0

DIAMOND DUST,
DIRECT FROM THE MINES.
ENUINE DIAMOND DUST, for giving instan-
ki taneously the keenest edge to the bluntest Razor or

be had at.tbi
W. G. BENT

....portect direct from the mines 01
Brazils, and the Uralian Mountains ; and may
Wholesale DepOt, 1, Angel-court, Strand ; of Mr.
220, High Holborn, and Messrs.

Perim

rosewood boxes (with instr
6d. each ; and at the variol
Diaroolui Dust, it is well-kn

'n, has been used for
ussian Court as an
it toilets. His late
;Iniess the Duke of

indiipensable adjui
Majesty George 1

and His I

with the pecti

_.
ussex, were well acquaim-- ar properties , and
ipplication of the Diamond Dust, having used it for sharpening
Iheir razors for upwards of twenty years. Parties using the
Diamond Dust will never require to have their razors set or
ground, the use of the hone being rendered perfectly unneces-
sary. Shippers and country agents supplied on liberal terms.
Either of the boxes will be transmitted free to any part of the
country.—Wholesale DepOt, 1, Angel-court, opposite Somerset
House, Strand, London.
Agents for Liverpool:
Messrs, 3', IL And S. JOHNSON, Cburch.street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

.
ADVOCATE OF FREE TRADE, seems to be most

~anaaa which were promulgate
through our paper. 1

spring

.aac Buchanan,

he same as NI

_ .
The 21fontreal Gazette's view is exartly
ourselves (the Scotch Reformers' Gazette) took

Canada,

but as they exist, we thought it our duty Co de

are the fact

Before resuming from our last the consideratio

r.
each other, we shall correct one most extraordinary error
into which all the British papers which have touched on
the subject have fat!en. Copying the New York papers,

ally, mi,represent what takes place in this colony
from which, unhappily, from their earlier and more re

arrival, I

glish journalists are tno apt to draw'their con-
clusions, it is generally stated that Mr. Capley's motion
in the latter end of April, was for the total and uncondi-
tional repeal of the duty on American bread-stuffs enter-
ing this province ; that after having been rejected by a
majority of seven in the House of Assembly, it was ulti-
mately affirmed, and that this was a great triumph of
free-trade principles, and indicated the approbation, by
the Provincial Government

id the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

POETRY.

THE EXILE AT C

Yom Mrs. C

it on the wet

banish sc

Vateraturr.

Highland

,ODEN,

was darkness on t

ed up the Mc
sins frowned

T on the rac

the vessel ti:ey cod
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

PRICES OF SHARES, JULY 13

SHARES

RAILWAYS.
15 Aberdeen Railway
2,i Aberdeen, Banff, and Elgin .. •
2f Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston,
and Eastern Junction 3os6d d 2755(
25 Arbroath and Forfar .l
224 Bedford, London & Birminghan
2i Birkenhead, 1
100 tinning

p 4
shire &Ches.' I p
it nd Gloucester .. 725.. 127
- •

I Saturday's I Sales
Prices. I This Day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

plication by letter, enclosing one post
NOTICES OF THE PRESS

ame view of Nervous disease as that
ago. But he is not con-
'ork before us we
mate mastery of
none of those elem Ant. n 4

"Mr. Newton takes the
adopted by Abercrombie some years
tent with mere abstract theory. In the litth
find high evidence of his skill, and -
the whole subippt

quackery which we s
contrary, V '

informing spirit in which the pamphlet is written,
s that he is most worthily employed in a worthy cause.

-how many erratic

In, by a timely-applicationtp a Ci

weakness of humanity
"We can testify to tl

ple nature and to the marvellous
success of the means employed in curing these distressing ma•
Ladies."—English Gentleman.
"This is admitted to be an original and novel mode of treat-
ment ; but our experience of the good already achieved by it
justifies us in asserting that the result of a trial will satisfy the
most sceptical of its complete efficacy."—Foresters' Chronicle.
"We are bound to acknowledge that he (Mr. N.) handles his
subject in a truly philosophical spirit."—London Journal.
Address—

Mr. HENRY NEWTON, 7, Northumberland-street, Trafal•
gar-square, London.

JOHN STIVENS AND CO..
CONSIDER it a duty they owe the Public to caution
them against the many spurious imitations of their
ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE,

It is, therefore, necessary to ask for STIVENS' Wine, and
notice particularly the Label over the cork and neck of each
Bottle, with a fac-simile of the Signature.

MANUFACTORY

TEMPLE-STREET, BRISTOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

our pro

NVILLIAIII BRON

:h~~sxrl-,

SOUTH

SICASHI

?111lE•Q'OM

!;.li for Con
3DWN, Esq
; ROYAL H.
JOSEPH

HERCULANEUM DOCK ACT

IS .lIEREBY GIN

hat, pursuant to
Tenth year of thi.

on Act of
:of.her pre

xliament, passed
.t Majesty Queen 1

:oria, session 1846,.int

and other Works, at Toxteth-paik
to be called the Herculaneum Doc
MEETING of:the SHAREHOLI

[le County of Lancaster;
the FIRST GENEItAL

Dock Com
pany's Of
Chester, a

I`..N!,elve Orciock:i

THE BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHE-
SHIRE JUNCTION RAILWAY ACT, 1846.
3TICE .1S :HEREBY GIVEN, that, purivant :to
.an Act of Parliament, passed .in the tenth year of the

tuled " Ar
Birkenhea

lied the 13irketihead

GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholiters of the Birkenhead,
Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway C,oin, pany, thereby
incorporated;.rill be. held at the Toww-HALL Marini,
HEAD, in the County of Chester, on TiiiirtsDAY,the 23d day‘of
Julk.instant,,at Trave o'clock at Noon,:for the purpose of pro-

[y, 1846.

JOSH. BAILEY. Jun., Chairman
JOHN LAIRD, Deputy-Chairman.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND GRANTON
RAI LWAY.

NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN, that a STATED
HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the EDIN-
BURGH, LEITH, -and GRANTON RAILWAY COMPANY
is to be held, within the Company's Mee, 8, Abercromby-

o'clock Afternoon, ix terms of, and for thopurposes mentioned
in, the Acts.
No Proprietor .whe is in arrear

entity' to attend or cot

By. order of the Board of Directors,
ALLEN GEO. rIELD, Secretary

th July, 1846:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

were not admitted, but we 1,

that the speech of Lord Stanley was full of uocompr

wising spirit, and was received with hearty approbition
by the distinguished assembly present. Lord Geo. Ben-
tinck was equally firm in his language, and was rewarded
with the applause of his hearers.
PUBLIC DINNER TO LORD G. BENTINCR.—The ban-
quet to be given to this distinguished leader of the Protec-
tionists will take place on the 4111 of August, in the town
of Lynn, West Norfolk. The Earl of Orford, the Lord
High Steward of Lynn, has consented to preside. The
demonstration is not to be confined to the county of Nor-
folk, as already a great number of persons favourable to
the principle of protection, from the counties of Cambridge,
Suffolk, Lincoln, Bedford, Hertford, Northampton,Wilts,
Somerset, Devon, Surrey, Essex, and other places, have
expressed an anxiety to attend, to mirk their sense of his
lordship's conduct during the course of the late debates
upon the Corn Laws.
THE SUGAR DUTIES.—The new Sugar Bill will be the
first, and probably the only important, measure brought
forward by the Russell Cabinet this session. Its provisions
will be looked to as indicating the future policy of the
Government; and the debate on it will most likely deter-
mine the position of the parties in the Commons, whose
attitude is now uncertain. Two plans are pre forward,
each having some pretence to authority. The Times sup-
ports one, for Sir Robert Peel and his followers; the
Chronicle the other, for Lord John Russell and the Whig.
Radical party. The difference between the two is magni-
fied rather, as it would appear, for the sake of party dis-
tinction than for any real opposition in either principle or
detail. How is Sir Robert Peel to oppose the Ministry
unless he can establish some difference between his views
and theirs ? As a politician his first want is some ground
to stand on. He has been too long used to a command of
his own to readily sink down into the position of a subal-
tern. Accustomed to play Hamlet, he will not without
an effort rest contented with the part of Guildenstern.
The Times is disposed to second his exertions, and insi-
diously urges him to prepare his amendments. The agree-
ment of the rival plans is much more remarkable than their
difference. It is admitted that the absurd distinction esta-
blished between foreign sugars is to cease at once. Slave-
grown and free-groan sugars are to be admitted on the
same terms. The differential duty of 9s. 4d. will for the
present remain, but the admissson of slave-grown produce
will reduce the degree of protection it now affords. The
first provision of the new bill, we may assume, will be
carried with little opposition. There will be the duty of
14s. per cwt. on British-grown sugar, and 235. 4d per cwt.
on foreign sugar, from whatever country it may be brought.
—Britannia.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

PRICES OF SHARES.

SHARES

Td s Day.

- BANKS, &i
12i Liverpool Hank
Ditto Banking Cr
10 Ditto Borongli Ka
10 Ditto Commercial
£OO Ditto Royal
10 Ditto Uni n .

10 IManchester
In North and S

iverpool Fire
Ditto

2 i Royal A ssure nee(

le r tcr Wt

100 (Coal Gas i
so Ditto ne

Anderton Carry

0 Pacific Ste
- iPi:brow's

!O %toe
B IR tea

Prices r

Lt a premium,— those marked [d]

re at a discount

£irtijs,oarriagrs anb Dratbs.

MR NIS

On the 27th ultimo. tt.
lmmon, in the parish of

rf Mr. T. !TARR'S. of l'eaTt

ince diet

On the 2ml instant, at M

e-st. eet.

Mrs. LAW

SON. of twin dauzhters.
On the 3rd instant; in Liv

s. J. E. CAMPBELL

of twin sons.
On the stl

mnther. in Ken-

Aigborth, Mrs. AI.FttED &A% ER, of

GASKILL JOHNSON

Everton, of a

ead, Mrs. JOHN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

Same day, at saint Ann's Church, Dublin, ALEXANDER
M'CAUL, Esq.. to MARGARET. eldest daughter of B. FLU..
LAM, Esq.. Notion Newspaiar- e.
On the Bth instant, at tit. Biiae's Chiireb, by the Rev. J. H.
Stewart, Mr. ROBERT SEA 1., jun. engine tenter, of the
Courier-office, to ELIZABETH, daughter cf Mr. V 1 ILLIAISI
HOWELL.

On the oat instant. at watt° -on-the-hill, by the Rey. J. G.
Leigh, Mr. WILLIAM DUN B R of this t ,wn, to MA RG A R ?To
fifth daughter f the late Mr. JA VI ES C of N' alton Breck.
On the 11th instant, at St. Petet's Chu ch. Rork Ferry.
Cheshire, by the Rev. J. Christrpherst ri, M.A., Mr WILLIAM
NEWTON, of Millom, Corn terLiot. to MA tY JANE. second
daughter of the late Mr. EDW ARD BOLT DIGGLES, iron
merchant, of this town.

On the :2th instant, at 't. PI
STYLES, to LUCY, you
LLOYDS, of Pownall•square

ch. Mr NICHOLAS
t,liter of Ai►s. ELLEN

gest d

DIED

On the 2gth of May
Brass River, aged 25,

WI LLI A

rd al. brig Matilda. from
I,TillitiSE REES, of

this town,
tin the

27th ultimo, Mr. TUOMAS PIII. IPPS, drug

On the 4t
ican, Fans

Mr. G. PRIICIIARD, pub-

Childwal

lodge, late
On the sth. instant
E. DIXON, of the Mena
Same day. in Blake-s
stone-mason.

iter of Mrs

WM. ROE

Same day. at Scarboro
HUNT, of Gateacre, no
Same day, in lfount•p',

nest, Miss MARY

F, wife of Col. MOORE.
ofant son
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

AT CULLODEN

4 Minstrelsy.)

,t on the waters, there was darkness on the

d up the Moray Firth

sufferer on the rack

most deeps were

ie stunning thunder

eerie:; at the whee

.st was hid in

still they bore upon

1 them,

'essel tlley could

n they landed on the shore

Wait here for me

the sun has lett the sca

ianly vigour, though his lips were ashen white,
re early furrows, in his eyes a clouded light;
thal and hasty, through thy• blinding mi-t so sure

iimselt by dawning on a wide and lonesome muir,
.es and undulations, barren both of house and

twas Culloden where he stood

n it well aforetime—not, as now, so drear and

stir with battle's horror,—reeling with destruction's riot
peacefully uriconscions

I and exiled
Was unmann'd to see its ca mness, weeping weal.l,* as a child ;
And a thought arose of madness, and his han was on his sword—
But he crush'd the coward impulse, and he spake the bitter
word ;

here, 0 sons of Scotland—ye who perish'd for your king!
sty wreaths bet, re me I can see your tartans swing—
slogan, comrades, who to Saxon never knelt;
ye, with the fortunes of the Celt !

Oh I that fhad died among

" There he rode, our princely warrior, and his features wore the

deep foreboding as the First one of his name ;
y as his sunset, though no Scot his life betray'd ;
in bloody glory, than go down in shame and shad,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

CERTIFICATES

To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary- on or before July 31.
E Hill, Stourport, hosier—B. Sayle, sheflield and Rotherham,
ironmaster—H. Waldeck, New Bond—treet, chemist —A. Lord,
Manchester, dyer—S. Booed, Bristol, woollen draper —S. Ogren,
Manchester, woollen draper.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS
G. Pentland. Perth, coachrnaker.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Tots LIVERPOOL.
JULY. Hotta
15. Joseph Taylor, proof and div. District Court, 11
IS, Wilton Vt 0.. d. Ist
.. Ditto, n
15, William Lonergan, ist Ditt ~ 12
is, John ~..ellick Liddon, Ist
15, Thomas Dolphin Weaver, lq Ditto, 12
15, William Kelly. proof and div.
15, James Colquhoun Kemp. proof and div. Ditto, 12
15, T. Wilson. C. K. Wilson and W. Wilson Ditto, 12
17, Robert M•Kim, Ist District Court. Manchester, 12
17, William Sudlow, lit . District Court, 11
17, John Barton, Ist _ .. Ditto, i
21, Carrie and Telo.

21, Wiliam Kirhy, 2nd
21, John Hughes, Ind
21, Edward Jones, 2nd
21, Joseph Greaves Smith, 2nd
21, Patrick Hare, 2nd
22, Edward Williams, proof
22 -

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
D tto.

Thomas Lee. audit
22, William Edensor, audit
22, Ogle and Walton, proof and div
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

IGlasgow and Belfast Union
,Glasgow and Dumfries ....

G asiow, Paisley
Ditto halt shares
Ditto preference shares
Glasgow and Ayr
shares...
Quarter shares

& Grccncck

JULY 1

6i d 6

i Saturday's i Sales
Prices. This Day
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

ver our real for
on which the warmth of our breath impedes the clearn,
of the reflection.

easily dis

ONE OF. ERSKINE'S PUNS.—He fired off a double bar-
rel when encountering his friend Mr. Maytem' at Rams-
gate. The latter observed that his physician had ordered

Eim not to bathe

' Oh, t

said Ers

ifalum in se."

USEFUL RECIP

Stains out of Ivry

?ared chalk, and

Dil; rub on the ivory with le

,fterwards put a little

-Mother Of Pearl

it in whiting and water; sc
o Clean Japanned or Pap

destroys the

Mackie Articles

rm water should r

as it is apt to crack

varnish. Olive oil applied with

scratches
ider has 1

most wonderful little body for

and economy. Look at

f his humble circle! How Indefat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

BANKRUPTS

Alfred Barley, March, Cambridgeshire, draper.
Thomas Hutchinson, Sunderland and Wingate, tea dealer
William Robinson, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. dyer.
John Mozley Stark, Gainsborough, bookseller.
m Watts, 1

July 28, J. Cooper, Stoney-lane, Sonthwark, wheelwright—
July 28, It Wood, Basinghall street, woo.ten factor—July 31
T. Pulvertolt. Wisbeacti, St. Peter's, ironmaster—July 28, N. T

Smith, jun., Lime-street, London, shipowner—July 28, J. Bur
bridge, see., Tysoe-street, Clerkenwell, cabinet maker.

CERTIFICATES

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

July 31, J.W.Pitsch, S.ickville-street, Piccadilly. tailor—Aug.
1, J. Berry, Church-street, Paddington, draper—Aug. 3, M.
Bird, Clieltenhani, milliner—July 31, J. Rudman, Bath, oilmen
—Aug. 1, W. Andrew. Fenchurch street, mahogany merchant
-Aug' ' R. Lewis. Wetto-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

and every particular calculated to interest the inhabitants
of Liverpool and strangers resorting to the town upon so

ttspicious an occasion

the Standard of this
te should, if possible, he seat in a week previous.

UDE RTIS EM ENTS intended

Tickets are now ready, which can be obtained. at the
and which will sfuntre to the Pur-
-1 early impression of the Print. Immediate

70TANDARD-
it,

application show

TO CORR

A corre

ks whether
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

M sp(
HOUSE,

BrandthrtE

Mr. T. r

BOARD AND TUITION.
nd DAI

'HORNBOR

ware, B:

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INSTITUTION SCHOOL
HEAD MASTER :
DAWSON W. TURNER, M.A., Demy of Magdalen College

Rev. J
Fello
bride

GOODEVE, M

311 WEDNESDAY, August 5,
.4...114c0 Frt.lca fl lirnifild 11111

either himself i
Address, 49, ..

HAIN
Fli

ant Mast

GRM

Office of
buildings
WARTSUI

a, July 2

SCHOOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL

W o on, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid

Memel

o 0
16 0 --

Gothenburg

Wiyburg
Petersburg

Danzig, Deck
British American Pine
LATH W GOD, per fathom
Danz;g, 4 feet

British Americar

AHOGANY , per foot of 1 inch thict
Honduras

St. Doming
OAK PLANKS

TKAKwoon, per cubic feet

o 0
5 0

STAVES, per
Danzig, C. Pipe
Ilhd
Quebec, red. to l in.thick ,
and 54 feet long
Do. Puncheon l3 0 17 o
TIMBER, per cubic foot. 8. (1. a. d.
Oak

. ego o —loo c

Its.
loud

Os
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

ADVERTISERS

►ill thus he afforded an opportunity of obtaining
UNEXAMPLED PUBLICITY
to their ANNOUNCEMENTS, as, owing to the immense influx
of Visitors and strangers on this important occasion, it is anti-
cipated the Sale will
EXCEED FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES.
AGENTS and ADVERTISERS should send in their orders forth-
with, to prevent the slightest chance of disappointment.

THE CASTLE

MONA HOTEL,

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF ➢IAN,

(FORMERLY A DUCAL RESIOENCE.)

GEO. HERON has the honour to inform the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, that this magni-
ficent and truly elegant edifice (originally built by the late Duke
of Athol for his own private residence at an expense of .t 30,000)
has been, during the winter months, re-modelled and newly
fitted up, so as to carry out the views of the Proprietor, to make
it in every respect deserving of the extensive and liberal Pa-
tronage it has hitherto been favoured with, for which he begs
to return his sincere and grateful thanks.
It is now acknowledged to stand unrivalled for beauty of
Situation, comfort, style, and elegance, being situate on the
margin of the beautiful and picturesque Bay of Douglas, sur-
rounded by extensive Pleasure Grounds, tastefully laid out,
and abounding with the choicest Wants, flowers, and shrubs,
communicating with the Woods and Plantations by sheltered,
romantic, and secluded walks several miles in extent, and
elevated several hundred feet above the level of the sea.
!Ile CASTLE MONA consists of a private Hotel, with suites
of elegant and richly-furnished Apartments, a Table d'Hote,
Splendid and capacious Dining-rooin, and magnificent Saloon,
Coffee-room, Billiard-room, Baths of every description, and
close to the Hotel every accommolation for Sea Bathing, which
is acknowledged to be the finest in the world, and may be en-
joyed any hoer of the day.
The Culinary Department is under the superintendence of a
Grand Chef, and the best Assistans de Cuisine that could be
engaged •
The Wines are recherch6 and selected from the first houses
and most approved brands.

In the Stable Department will be found Horses and Vehicle
of every description, with Lock-up Coach-Houses and extensiv
Livery.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

for as soon as I get you out I shall eat

a foolish rec.
you.' The mouse replied
to be drowned in beer. r.

that fate would be better than
The cat lifted him out, but the
fume of tie beer caused puss to sneeze, and the mouse took
refuge in lids hole. The cat called on the mouse to come

You sir, did you not promise me that I should eat
ou?' Ah,' replied the mouse, ' but you know I was in
quor at the time."
THE SADBATIL—The keeping of one day insevenholy,
as a relaxation and refreshment, as welt as for public
worship, is of admirable service to the state, considered
merely as a civil institution. It humanises, by the help
of society and conversation, the manners of the lower
classes: which would otherwise degenerate into a sordid

•
ocity, and

of spirit : it enabl

ess ; it impri

sense of their duty to God so
.00d citizens, but yet which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

and two women were tried for robbing the dead body of
Wicks, the fratricide, but escaped, owing to an error in

Qu ACK ADVERTISEMENTS.—The Gazette Medieale de
Pa, is states that Morrison expended, between the years
1830 and 1844, the enormous sum of £lOB,OOO sterling

is nostrum

A mine of antirnony has been discovered in New Cum-
flock (Scotland). It is the only one of the kind in Bri-
tain, and contains a great mixture of arsenic and cop-

VALUE OF LAND.—The Ford Abbey estate, consisting
of about 1,200 acres, with the park, situate in the Vale of
the Axe, Dorsetsbire, was last week sold by auction for
£52,000.
During the hearing of a case at the Mansion-house, the
Lord Mayor of London stated that in France the extra_
system had been adopted_of sending over to this

ordinar

country any lunatics found about the streets: -
At an inquest held last week, at Leicester, on two
infants poisoned by overdoses of "Godfrey's ( ordial," the
coroner threatened in the next case of the kind to direct
the jury to return a verdict of manslaughter.
The western coast of Africa can grow cotton enough
for all the world. In America the average crop is 400Ibs,
per acre; while experience bas proved that in Africa
800Ibs. and even 1000 lbs. per acre may easily be produced.
At a recent auction for sheep, held in Nottinghamshire,
and attended by agriculturists from every part of the
kingdom, forty-two guineas was bid for a sheep, and yet
this did not effect the purchase.
COLLISIONS AT SEA.—It appears from an official docu-
ment just presented to Parliament, that there were last
year 454 collisions of vessels at sea, and in the present
year, to the 12th of May last, the number was 150.
EFFECTS OF A MRRDEROUS ATTACK ON Mn. LUDLOW
BRUGES' KEEPERS AT SANDRIDGE.—Pointing, the
assistant, died about two months since ; and Bell has
become insane, and the inmate of an asylum, supposed to
arise from blows he had on the head.
OFFICE OF PROMPTER ABOLISHED.—We suppose that
after this date we shall hear no more of pereons being
" prompted" at public meetines or upon the stage. The
manager of the Swansea theatre now describes that funct-
ionary as "Repetiteur."
SNOW ON Z! IDDAW. —On Tuesday week, notwith-
standing the excessive heat which had been experienced
at Keswick for some weeks past, the summit of Skiddaw
was densely covered with snow or hail, and retained its
wintry garb for several hours.
Slims-OF-WAR NOW BUILDING.—It appears, from
the official list published by the admiralty, that there are
now building in the various dockyards, 27 ships of the
line, 18 frigates, 18 sloops and brigs, six steam guard-
ships, 12 steam frigates, eight steam sloops, and 13 steam
gun-vessels.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14

lES wfll

r ACAI

QUE
PICTO

SQUARE,

ying the terms, may be had on

AND COMMER-

MATHEMATIC ~
CIAL EDUCATION

••••
SCHOOL, near WREXHAM, CI
.BSON, will be REOPENED on MOND.

Scation to the
at Mr. GRAPEI
pool Mail, Live]

r and lifiTcury-offices ;
the Office of the Lireri

WALTON ACADEMY,
-ON-THE-HILL, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
RDING SCHOOL, for Young Gentle-
-9e REOPENED, after Vacat

111.`GliEoott, the Princif
25, 1846.
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Terms h
Chui

CARSON'S ORIGINAL ANTI-CORROSION
‘..) PAINT, specially patronised by the British and other
Governments, the Hon. East India ,Company, the principal
bock Companies, and other public bodies, &c., is particularly
ecommended.to the Nobility, Gentry, Agriculturists, Manu-
facturers, West India Proprietors, and others, it having been
Proved by the practical test of nearly sixty years to surpass all
other Paints as an out-door preservative. It is extensively
Used for the preservation of wooden houses, farm and other
out-buildings, farming implements, conservatories; park pa•
ling ; gates, iron railing, iron hurdles, copper, zinc, lead, brick,
atone, old compo and stucco fronts, and tiles to represent sla-
ting. The superiority of the Anti-Corrosion over every other
Paint for out-door purposes may be easily inferred from the
simple fact that its use has been always most strenuously op-
Posed by colour manufacturers, painters, oil and colourmen,
and others interested in the sale of common Paints. it is also
very economical any labourer being able to lay it on. Colours
light stone, drab or Portland ditto, Bath ditto, light and dark
Yellow ditto, light aed dark oak light and dark lead, light and
dark chocolate, bright and dark red, and black, 345. per cwt. ;
invisible green, 505.; bright ditto, 615.: deep green COs. per
evrt. ; in casks, 2Sib., 561 b., and 112113. eaeh. Oil and Brushes.
More detailed particulars will be sent, free of postage. The
Original Anti-Corrosion Paint is only to be obtained of WAL-
TER CARSON (Successor to the Inventors) 15, Tokenhouse-
Yard, Ina of the Bank of England, London, who will show
nearly 300 Testimonials received from the Nobility, Gentry,
and Clergy, who have used the Anti-Corrosion for many years
at their country seats. W. C. is reluctantly compelled to cau-
tion the public against the spurious imitations of bis Original
Anti-Corrosion Paint now offered for sale. He has no agents
Whatever. A,ll.ordeOlue particularly requested to be sent di.
reet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 18

There was a large supply of grain at mai ket. In some cases
our quotations of Tuesday for wheat were obtained, but after-
wards a reduction of from Is. to is.6d. per barrel was submitted
to, and even mere on middling samples towards the close. Oats
were also at a reduction of from 6d. to is. per barrel. Bere
brought an odvance of Is. per barrel. Barley without a'tera-
tion.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 17.
This day's market was heavier than for some time back, there
being less doing in the way of export to effect sales ; there was
a reduction of fully 2s. per cwt. in beef, say id. per lb., and id.
on mutton. Beef 425. to 525., off sink. per cwt.; mutton sd. to
6d. per lb. ; veal, 6d. per lb. There has been a considerable bu-
sine's doing in the way of heifer calves, for rearing, at from Los
to gOs per cwt. In pigs everything worth notice was bought
with avidity—common sucklings 16s. to 255.$ and those fit for
pork at 465. to Qs.