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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

-One of
the

ARRIVAL OF THE CLIPPER SHIP TYPHOON.-

the most remarkable

passages ever made across

has just

been accomplis

the new American ship Typhoon. She sailed from Ports-
mouth, New Hampshire, U.S., for Liverpool, on her trial.
trip, coming over in ballast only, and entered the Mersey
on Wednesday, completing the passage in the extraor-
dinary short time of fourteen days from port to port.
She is a model of the architectural beauty of the American
mercantile marine, and of the ability and skill of her
enterprising builders. This splendid ship, as we learn
from one of her master builders, is 2100 tons carpenters'
measure, and 1611 52-25th tons register, clipper built, and
is the largest merchant sailing ship aver built in the
United States. The cabins of the Typhoon are below the
quarter-deck, which is about sixty feet long. The first
through which you enter is formed into a kind of vesti-
bule, and fitted with rooms for the officers, &c., neatly
grained in oak. The saloon is not only elegant, but so
novel in decoration as to deserve notice. It is about forty
feet long. There is a deep architrave round the top,
which is supported with circular-fronted pilasters, placed
apart to divide the " walls" into panels. The whole
apartment is enamelled in white, and the high polish it
has taken gives it the character of " a hall of burnished
marble ;" each panel is relieved, in artistic skill, with
scroll-work foliage in gold, shaded with lake. In richness
and beauty it surpasses anything we have hitherto beheld
in the cabins of sailing `ships. The Typhoon is a full-
rigged ship, her spars enormous • the maintopmast is
eighty-nine feet long, the topmasefifty-one feet, the top-
gallantmast twenty-eight, and royal twenty-three fee!-.
The yards, fore and main, are as follow :—Lower yards
eighty feet, topsail sixty-four, topgallant forty-eight,
and skysail twenty-eight feet. She spreads a " terrific"
amount of canvas, and, were these not days of peace, she
is a craft of that sneaking-looking kind that would be
dubbed a " privateer." Her owners have sent her to
Liverpool, as the novelty of a trial trip, in ballast ; and
but for the delay in waiting there, and the want of proper
facilities and arrangements in placing such things in the
crystal palace, they would have liked to have sent her to
the world's fair in London. Upon her return to New
York, she will take her place in the berth for California
and the East Indies. During the passage, this splendid
vessel experienced very severe weather. She ran in one
day no less than 358 miles, on two other days she made
300 each, and the shortest distance ran in any one day
was 140 miles. The wind wm chiefly- N. and N.N.W.
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rorretltngs Ui Varlianunt.

SE OF LORDS.—TIIESDAY.
)n from the Bishop of Oxford, Earl GREY
mplamt from members of theChurcb

n Austral

be colony by a
I that the sta.
in opera-
liament tc
tive that

Le view of effecting an unctormity it
Earl GREY thought it was a matte]
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itt arour

1 that apo

tiaue to think t
Cardinal Wisei

nan has brat
and himself

her prelates

inflicting upon 1

Spoken like an

a takes F

ever, to the other section of politicians which we
have referred to—that of the gentlemen who, we
fear, will find themselves some day shortly to have
been guilty of the offence, referred to by Shaks-
peare, of " professing too much ;" and our contem-
porary must not be angry if we point to himself as
one of these. The following description of a Ro-
mish priest of these modern days is given in the
Times of Wednesday last :

" The people of England may feel well assured of this
fa t—and surely, with two such instances before us, (as
the cases of Matburin Can and Miss Talbot,) we are
not speaking hastily or unadvisedly—that, wherever a
Roman Catholic priest is found within the compass of
these islands, he will feel it his duly to postpone all other
considerations to the aggrandizement and extension of
the interests of his church. In the room of death we
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

are intended
ht to mend their own

Some

&c.; and excellent clogs
invent. A few both of the

atisfactorily than those
ly compelled every evening to
the_ evil contact and example of their
lappy, and in
thoroughly

come on mor

The whol

.e appear very I
,gelled to wasl

,alth, being c

ery morning, and each school provided with an
cellent playground, gymnasium, &c., in which
ey take recreation at stated hours during the

01 course we may expect that it will be Raid of

these, as

f other similar School

by such gentlemen

as the Mr. \Vhitty, who denounced them at a recent
Roman Catholic dinner, that they are intended to
children ; that they are shops in which
ious principles are bartered for soup and bread.
can assure these objectors that they need be

rvert ti

Bard such appre-
The bulk of the children
well as Roman Catholic, have
ally snatched from almost certain ruin ;

nsion as s

been I

surely, no man of rightly-constituted mind,
d seek to drive them back to their former evil

tence s

s and their at

o hypocritical

THE Government meas

xl aggression,

g, to be

ational protest

assumed by C

isation

miserably inef

mittec

oo hastily, they hay

not only tem;
4,-% I'll rri alk 1.• 4

hey have stirred u

some c

which will be r

ers to r

ult to explain
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..tik e GENOVA,
VW tr (Next Steamer,)r
s-v'... 1 e despatched promptly upon SATURDAY
NEXT, the sth April,
For GENOA, LEGHORN, and CIVITA VECCHIA,
for ROME,
Calling as usual at GIBRALTAR.
For Freight or Passage, and Plans of Cabins, having splendid
accommodations for Passengers, apply to
fiI'KEAN, M`LARTY, and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

The LORD CH

House of C

enter into a discussion upon a bill which had not yet
been brought forward in either house of parliament.
The question had already been repeatedly considered in
this house, and he presumed it was intended to be brouzht
before the notice of the members of the House of Corn-

.der to ascertain their opinions on the subj,

BROUGHAM di

it was ever thstrib

with a view to the increase of
defended the provisions of

thought it was more advisable to introduce
han in the House of Lo

of Commons
better adapt(

some fora

ships ther

y minut

HOUSE OP COMA

it at 4

ms were presented on th

Serural

In reply to a question from Li

J. RUSSELL said that the orders of the Secrete
for the Colonies, in the

Church w

11 in forc

Good Hope remained in fu

f the Roman Catholi
ieclined to say whethe

of its havi
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which was blown from the top of t
sion, has been found, and it is st

entity of steam which would ha

I the pressure was very

boiler at the explo-
to be very small for
ve to blow off when

MODEL FOR THE EXHIBITION.—A model of a steam-
..xecuted by a gentleman in the City of Dublin
y's establishment, for the Great Exhibition, was
rom the company's building-yard at the Cla-
to London yesterday. Prior to its departure,
nen of the art of shipbuilding was in-
and all the principal shipbuilders
t lucid description would fail in
arate idea of this elegant model. It is a
tre craft, the minute portion of the machi-
ery being capable of performing the peculiar operation
for which it exists in the full-sized vessel ; the same
reality has been observed, in every instance, in the case
of the elaborate fittings and furniture. The scale is half-
an-inch to a foot, and the general design has been to
introduce the most recent improvements; the consequence
is that, amongst other advantages, a very light draft of
water has been secured. It is supplied with Gladstone's
patent windlass, Porter's anchor, the most approved
capstan, &c. The brass lamps, which are not so large as
the smallest-sized child's thimble, are made to light up,
being trimmed in the usual way, and supplied with oil.
The ship's buckets, somewhat larger, are ranged in order
on the deck, ready to be used in an emergency. At the
head of the companion there are side lights of stained
glass, and a complement of life-boats with their oars are
lashed over the vessel's side. The rigging, the thickest
portions of which don't exceed fine twine, is all " laid,"
that is, made precisely as the ordinary ship's rigging is.
The steering apparatus is a fac simile of Fayrer and Ro-
bert's patent, which possesses the advantage of being sus-
ceptible of an additional check from the application of the
foot of the steereras well as his bands. She carries fourguns,
which are no more toys than the rest : these tiny thun-
derers, about the size of the smallest seen in toy-shops,
are each mounted on a patent carriage, and have a very
formidable appearance. The figure-head is a tar in his
professional costume. In short, tho model is perfect in
every respect—steam-engines, paddle.wbeels and boxes,
are all constructed for action.

frigat
Court;

pected by the Mayor,
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Policies of fly

granted from '2O to'4'sooo

Special tables to suit the working classes, to whom the ad-
vantages of Life Assurance are at present almost wholly un-
known.

Medical men remunerated in all cases.
Immediate, Survivorship, and deferred Annuities and En-
dowments granted, and every other description of risk contin-
gent on human Life. _ _

Loans granted, on•unuoubted security of every description,
apon more advantageous terms to the borrower than in any

UIII,C, lIIIU ua aptly-xlu iue cusTmary cnarges ; li on per-
sonal security, the sureties must reside in or near London.
Claims payable three months after satisfactory proof of
death.
Prospectuses, and any further information, ma
from the Manager, or from the Agents.
C. W. BEVAN, Manager.
'N.B.—Agents and Medical Referees wanted in -the country
where none have been appointed.
AGENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT :
{Messrs. W. H. Harrison and Co., Brokers.
Mr. S.,Venables.
Mr. William Doherty.
rMessrs.sHughes and Bloodsworth, Patent Office
f Mr. P. M*lntyre

be obtained

Liverpool

Manchester

Birkenhead
Preston
Bury

Mr. W. Hasleham.
Mr. Nathaniel Knight.
Mr. William Rigby.
Mr. J. Whitehead, Grocer,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-01

THE PAPAL AGGRESSION.

Dr. M'Hale has commenced a crusade against those
national schools in Ireland which have Protestant patrons.
On the assertion that these schools are " dangerous to the

eight pupils have, in a few days
certain national school in the diocese of Tuart
melt nn their Arinnet;rtn n•-•

and left

WONDERFUL LEAP BY A PATIENT IN FEVER.—C
londay week, a fever patient in the Armagh Poorhou

window, and escaped from the

extraordi

y manner

Petitions for more stringent measures against papal
aggression have been forwarded to parliament from the
Wesleyan Chapel, Birkenhead.
Dr. Wiseman has sent an address of congratulation to
the " fraternization of Dublin" (what next ? ) on the
" great boon" which he says the Pope has conferred on
England.

APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION.—GENEOLOGIC OR HERALDIC.
—A correspondent of the Morning Advertiser asks,
" whether Cardinal Wiseman, the recently nominated, is
a descendant or not of Mr. Worldly Wiseman, mentioned
in " Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress," and if so, whether on
the sinister or dexter side ?"

A VERY PROPER MEASURE.—Letters from Mexico, in
the New York journals, state that a proposition has been
made in the Chamber of Deputies to prevent the erection
of convents and forbid any woman under 25 years of ago
from taking the veil.—The restriction as to age should be

at least 30 years. But why should we allow conventual
societies to exist in England and Scotland at all ?

A crowded public meeting was held in the Music-hall,
Leeds, on Thursday, for the purpose of " supporting her
Majesty's Government in the repression of the recent
arrogant pretensions of the Court of Rome, and for
making the bill now before parliatrent as effectual as
possible for the objects avowed by the minister on its
introduction." Dr. Hook and the Rev. W. Sinclair took
part in the proceedings,

EFFECT OF THE DIVISION IN IRELAND.—The over-
whelming majority by which the second reading of the
Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Bill has been carried, has
taken the papists aback. Since the delivery of Sir James
Graham's speech, they reckoned upon a minority of at
least 150 votes. The Freeman exhorts the " Irish brigade"
to prepare themselves " by careful study" for the discus-
hdrawn from "a I sion of the several amendments that.may be raised in com-

PRIESTLY AGITATION AND INTIMIDATION.—TheIriSh
'provincial papers continue to report chapel meetings, held
ostensibly for the purpose of petitioning parliament
against the Romish aggression bill. At these meetings
the names of all who have had the " temerity" to pray
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to lIIQU

i of A

try and the Kaffir and other tribes on our South A
Frontier.—Ou the motion for going into Cur
tee of Supply upon the Army Estimates, Mr.

hat no further sur

granted until the financial statement of t
the Exchequer had been made. The

,ed of the delay to public businc

,s during the present

Algot on

motion was

greed to, the G

pelled to hasten the introduction of econor
with regard to the services of the country.

XCJI I.QUER, in reply, said ti

rnment would feel com-
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Itirb itrtrantan.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

TH is DAY, (Tuesday.) the Bth instant, at Half-past One o'Olock,
at the Commercial Sale room, Temple court,
293 Firkins American BUTTER,
Per' City of Glasgow, from Phila it.:—Apply to Mr. JAMES
WHENItY, Merchant, or
. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

lauding

the A-siz:•s

occa,i..n nu intoinrettiei,c

xaged professionally a
e fo!lowing effect. His
iih respect to the struc-

:—its vastness,
:aerial lie,ttne

y with the nature of the
is sky-blue, ao that the dia-
f blues y. stretched like a
e are told that 5,000 persons
his.be true, four times that
Much has been

iks to rain ; so it is ; but
here and there being all
heavy shower. As to the
itestion often discussed,

who have examined
of itself a couple of

r, be ephemeral.
both the Model

timirable position

y to the question of " An

sillily find room for the let-
)r for the poetical favours of
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'Tins Day, (Tuesday,) the Bth instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
in the Commercial Sale-r9pin, Temple-court,
350 Firkins A an BUITER,
100 Boxe erican CH EESE.
Apply to GEO. BADENACH, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

LIVERPOOL HUNT MEETING.

The annual steeple-chase meeting of the members of
the Liverpool Hunt Club was held at Hoylake on Satur-
day last, and, as the weather was beautifully fine, there
was a very large attendance, and some splendid sport re-
sulted, Mr. E. W. Tophant was the clerk of the course,
and under his able superintendence all passed off with
eclat.

THE SELLING STEEPLE CHASE of 5 sous. each, with.
20 added, weight for age ; three miles.
Mr. H. Thorpe's br g Spree, aged (£25) Owner 1
Mr. W. Turner's ch m Laura, aged (£25) Owner 2
The following also started :—Grapeshot, aged (£25) and
Defiance (£25). 6to 4 agst Defiance, 3to 1 agst Grape•
shot, and 4to I agst Spree. Both Grapeshot and Defi-
ance were out of the race early, by refusals and falls, and
Laura, within a quarter of mile, was winning easily, but
went on the wrong side of a flag. Spree then came in
front, had the race to himself, and the others were not
placed. _

- THE SYCEE CUP, added to a Sweepstake of 10 sovs.
each, four miles ; 12st. each.
Mr. Devonport's Tom Bowling, aged Owner 1
Mr. G. Hargreave's Meersham, 6 yrs Blake 2
The following also started :—Euclid, aged (Lyons) ;
Snowball, 6 yrs (Gaman); and the Judge, aged (Watson).
Tom Bowling agst the field. Euclid and the Judge were
out of the race in the first half mile; and Snowball at a
mile ; so that the race was left to Measham and Toni
Bowling. The favourite, however, won remarkably easily.
MATCH, for £5O, six leaps, over hurdles.
Mr. Gaman's Pizarro, 9st 71b
Mr. Deniston's Defiance. 9st 2

.Owner 1

Goo(
14th of
Thes
of New
Ntovt
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in angellt
What's

,-" Bt

I too
ye not much in common,' if I were
to mind, and when my poor Carry
gonna

tropt 'corn the elevation- of
I remember all the little
e shared together, and feel
xithont ber—oh, then, I
is between us in common

me equality o

there is

ta, still, yoit have
! Think of So-

Nevertheless, he had t
d all itnifi

very fe
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All oilers to be addressed, GEouo.
Treasurer to the Liverpool •s, Dock-office, Liverpool
r, •

WITHERS, Esq.,

DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Dock-of/lee, Liverpool, March, 1850.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY
NEW STATION AT BIRMINGHAM:

THE Directors are desirous to receive TENDERS
for the ERE TION of a Range of OFFICES, WAITING

other ACCONI NIODATION, in conformity with

Company's Engineer
The Directors are also ready to receive DF.SIG and TEN
DEItS for an IRON and t; I, ASS ROOF over e sa►d Station,
under conditions to be furnished by the p:my's Engireer.

Parties proposing to Tender for the ' tion'Wo'rks and Roof
are requested to meet at Mr. Ha • s Office, 24, %Vete;too-
street, Birtriingham, at One o'cl . ,on ON DA Y. the 14th of
April instant, to inspect the awings and Specification, and
to appoint a Person to take t the quantities, with the Archi-
tect employed tor that ose by the Rai way Company.
Sealed Tenders, add - -sed to the Secretai y of the Company,
must be delberetLa the Huston Station, London, on or before
THURSDAY, the Bth of May next.

For further particulars apply a. the Company's Office, in,
Birmingham ; or at the Secretaries' Offices, in London or Li-
verpool.

By order,
C. E. STEWART,
H. BOOTH,
} Secretaries
Birmingham, April 2, 1851.

ittlsltraiirr 1-I.ottrrs

tRANCE COMPANY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

it retractors, troops once more
whinner-in.

under snbjeet
Sedition in the camp is
who a few weeks

)11 to t

bed; and the gentry
eerned disposed to set up as

perfectly ready to

imble Di

t will end perhaps the proceedings in

Parliament t

ill afford us something
se that such a Budget

John Slater

for of the Elchenuer

ny ordinary

circum-

n the present Budge

at the Hoase Tax, in

gd. in the pound upon
lops, whether new or old,

ed; and that, in cas

urn, no

t having been

these pay the rates in
,owest rate of window

Chancellor has left out of his
ion of agricultural seeds. The

and Timber

en death of our late
Rushton, has forced

a question, which is
place to be supplied ?

arcely hope to find in any individual the

s, the ability

and integrity. the local know-
terial tact and aptitude, which

if he had any,

More than a

ct attached to his

itself ; and

yen to the satis-

d decently-attired young man, twenty
years of age, who could both read and write well, was
put on his trial for having committed a felonious assault
on a little girl named Margaret Ann Bentley. Mr. Monk
All the difference prosecuted_; and Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Pollock

defended the prisoner.
The offence imputed was said to have been committed
at Ashton-under-Lune, on the evening of New Year's
Day la.t. under very aggravated circumstances, but the
disgusting details are entirely unfit for publication. After
the evidence had been gone through, the jury found the

prisoner. guilty ; and his lordship, commenting on the
heinousness of his crime, sentenced him to be transported
for 20 years, indignantly refusing to pay any attention to
a recommendation to mercy, made by the father of the
Tr £2O ner annum are still unfortunate girl, in q case of this disgraceful character.

AT ST. HELENS

as next tried for stealing about £l5
s, the property of David Gamble,
secuted ; and Mr. Pollock de-
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ndholders the prudent

support in the
preamble of the

nt the insertion

V. nod has certainly profited but

had to

ernw.el

nri in the second edition

s.. the first; certainly

t is a sad sign of the
ion of modern Liberalism to mere

)st stubborn in their ob-

t under the infliction of abortive scheme the
second. Thus far the 141-inist-v have gained by

their astutely

acted farce of resignation

nave Imo'
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dvertisenuents in the Times of Thursday is
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be called

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made I

,e good

The ever

dear Mrs. Dale

a Instantly

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occasionally, urn

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servant, found
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—London Correspondent

MINI AND LORI
Dublin Fit the m

every night. to the
1I his

-e,n the acts,

get an evenin

ved money with

!d, he said suddenly

am I expected to bri
1 repliec

family wish to he

violino e Pagauini se
tinti." (" Paganlini

out it, are two yen
11 what he r
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but hP

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lance. He
elf extreme]

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was duly presented to b
words engrave 1 on the lid,

PII ILOSOPII ER ANI:

much. There are a great
ideal of men to be found in

the word

only to compare mi

Low solitary f sil,

to find

Al to marry a mor

boiled to it

laughir

I boriourihe fair;

ny women who_realise

Lie Parson, not he(
nc, but sinking his

:_autiously---

;t woman in the world—
not profane; BUT-"
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ikorttbfinis In Varliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY.
Lord Toantricrrost (according to notice) at considerable
length. entered upon a defence of his administration in Cey-
lon. He took credit for having improved the finances of the
island, and with regard to his acts during the rebellion, he
contended that the value of the property at stake, and the peril
to the British possessions, called for the proclamation of mar-
tial law to put an end to the atrocities of the insurgents- He
denied that he had ever issued a sanguinary proclamation, but
admitted that he had been guilty of impropriety with respect
to certain communications having reference to Sir E. Tennent
and Mr. Wodehouse. With this admission he threw himself
upon the judgment of their lordships with respect to all the
Other charges against him.--Earl GREY contended that Lord
Torrington was the victim of persecution: but the Duke of
WELLINGTON considered there were not sufficient materials
before the. House to enable it to form a judgment. As for
martial law, the noble drake said it was simply military despot.
ism.- After a few words from Lord Torrington, the subject
dropped, and their lordships adjourned.
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LIVERPOOL

"IF YOU WANT A GLASS OF GOOD ALE,
WHERE CAN YOU GET IT?"
MANY persons put a question like the above in
such a tone of voice, and with such a peculiar expres-
sion of countenance, as to lead one to believe that they imaging- d
such a thing were impossible to be obtained; and, ip„&edi-wl
we consider the strange mixtures that are kolet—in this tov
under the name of Ale, we do not won erlt great increduL ty
existing on the subject. Every doubt, however, may ue
satisfactorily cleared away, b rsons calling at any of those
R .

,SPECTABLE INNKEEP • who vend
MATTHEA OWN'S PRESTON ALE,
as they will there e the opportunity of enjoying a glass of
Ale, so beauf in colour, delicately mild, and so brilliant in
condition, as to demonstrate at once the purity
ture. Sole agents
S. BOWDEN and SON,
Cleveland-buildings, No. 21, Park-lane,

man ufac-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

i, ~
~'
i

THE

SPRING

1-1 C. KINNEAR'S CELEBRATED A.333O*VELL-KNOWN HAT STORE,
D

GEORGE'S HOUSE,

No. 6, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL,

Who, with best thanks for past favours, respectfully invites his Friends and the Public to view the

MANY

NOVELTIES

Daily being introduced at the above Establishment, and which he assures them are not equalled out of London for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

bcot!anb.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION AND
REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS
BETWEEN GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL

„
The swift Steamships .
t, STORK, I ARIEL,
; PRINCESS ROYAL, ADMIRAL, and
'""'s y CAMILLA, I LYRA,
Or other Steam-ships, are intended to sail, with or without
Pilots, between LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW.

On and after Ist APRIL, 1851 the Yteight of Box and Bale
Goods between GLASGOW and LLVERPOOL, hitherto charged
by Measurement, will be •charl • d by WEIGHT, at the rate of
15s. per Ton of 20 Cwt.
And Goods to or from .chester, Yorkshire, Birmingham,
and the Interior of Eng • d, will, when consigned to the care
of any of the unde ted Agents at Liverpcol, be carried
between GLA'soow I LIVERPOOL at the rate of 10s. per Ton
of 20 Cwt., inclu • g all Charges for Forwarding, Cartage, and
Dues at Liverp. • , and Dues at Glasgow.

SAILING FROM LIVERPOOL :
PRINCESS ROYAL This Day, April 8, at 3 , Afternoon.
ADMIRAL Thursday, April 10, at 43, Afternoon.
PRINCESS ROYAL Saturday, April 12, at 63, Afternoon
ADMIRAL Tuesday, April 15, at 103, Forenoon.
PRINCESS ROYA April 17, at 12 , Noon.
LYRA Saturday, April W, at 1 , Afternoon.
PRINCESS Tuesday, April 22, at 3 , Afternoon.
LYRA Thursday, April 24, at 43, Afternoon.
Pair:cites ROYAL Saturday, April 26, at 63, Afternoon.
CAMILLA
FROM (CLARENciDocK) LIVERPOOL .
Tuesday, April 29, at 103, Forenoon.

FARES:-CABIN, 10t! I.; STEWARD'S rEE, ; 51111 C RA irr

On and after lat MAY, 1851, the above or other first-class
Sail
FROM GLASGOWSteam-ships AND PROwillM LIVERPOOL
EVERY DAY, (Sunday excepted.) ,

T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
and
DAVID MACIVER and CO.,
ROBERT LAMONT,
12, Water-street, Liverpool,
31, Wger,stfeet, Liverpool.

•_
BRITISH QUEEN .... SATURDAY.... 26th April.
Coeds will not be received alongside the Ship later than Noon
on FRIDAY. the 25th, and all Bills of Lading are required to
be at the Office in Liverpool for Signature on that day,
Shippers by the above Steamers will please Take Notice,
that, in future, all Sample Parcels, whether of Goods on board
the Steamer or not, will be subject to a charge of Two Shilings
and Sixpence each, or upwards, according to_stre.
Goods for any of the abovenamed Por -Must have the place
of their destination distinctly mar on them, in letters of
not less than two inches. and th ents will not be accouida-
ble for mistakes unless so do .

For freight or passage a to G. and J. BURNS, Glasgow, or
CH . MAC IVER,
1, Rumford-street, Liverpool.
Two Screw Sten ers, of upwards of 1200 tons and 300 horse-
power each, the BALBEC and MELITA, are now building to
join the above Vessels on the line between Liverpool and Con-
stantinople.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

r. years

Igo were green
e seaward,lreland

in her tide of pauper immi-

,viding additional work for the

the office

Apart then from tt

,he incre

sanitary

Line to the

itered over this

end of Tox-

shoulc

ent central office, there
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

nds nc

WH AT
more of t
1'

,tharner

Punch

A little boy, who had

mother the other morning, '
people find out. to keep the tl
they dream they have when t

P, ,4 A

differene(
An edi

than will ten of v

THE LEGISLATURE IS COM

at a dinner table, being

N THAT WII
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

EAGT,E LIFE INSU
LONDON

ESTABLISHED BY ACT OF PAyorrAMENT IN 1807

AGENT FOR VERPOOL:
GEO RC GLYNN.
32, EXCHANGE-SIRE ' EAST, and 57, BLACKSTOCK-
S7'REET.

Peculi-r advantiges are offs
Assurance of Lives of Females, &c

by this Company for the

THE LIVERPOOL
LIFE INSU

AND LONDON r'IRE kNI
RANCE COMPANY,

EETABLISTIED IN 1636.
Empowered by' Arts of Parliament.
OFFICES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

not until after the pistol .went
the man. I know him

if. I cannot swear positive'_
rincipally by his coat. He had his fru
Edward Seddon : I was going to Tyrer
uestion between half•past seven and eh
hp hnnsp when a man pushed me in ha

on the night in

ht; I was walkiii
ding a pistol. Ai
and said shall I

...- ..—_
man then came out of the house part
him. The man then went into the he
door. My brother John opened it fr(

without and tgot

with the pistol,
he who pushed

Pol!ock : There

off whilst I wa

swear positively J
befor

was some dark covering over his
d to. the mouth. His coat and his
was the man. I was guarded there
ightened? I did not like to stand
are you. Headley had a pistol too

I can as

hick he presented at me; he had nothing on his face. I did
,ot see him when I was first before the magistrates. We were
old by the police they had some men in custody, and wanted
v if we could identify any of them. While they were
down the.lobby at the station, I looked through a hole
ix Nears. I did not see him
i shot when I went into the

I hail knOwn_lllo

Jackson had on a lightish coloured twill
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

ALB lON AUCTION MART, BIRKENHEAD.

Extensive ,ale of modern HOUSEHOLD FURNFTURE,
CHIMNEY -GLASSES, in -rick Gilt Frames, Four fine •
toned Cottage and Square PIANO-FORTES, by eminent
makers, Two Eight-day Dial TIMEPIECES, Two Glazed
Bookc,,ses' elegant Electro-plated TEA EQUIPAGE, Can-
dlesticks, Papier Macke Tea Trans, Inkstands, China.

Glass, small Library of Medical and other B

r Grates, Stove

Shop Fixture;

By Mr. GREEN,

On THURSDAY next, the 10th, and FRIDAY, the 11th instant,
at Eleven o'clock rrecisely each Morning, at 'the spacious
Commission Sale-rooms, Market-street,
A General assemblage of modern-and excellent
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, co rising the 11E
quisites for Drawing and Dining Roo Bed Rooms, K
&c., together with a small quan yof choice

Prefaces, 7 v

460 and Surgical Journal, Johnson's
Ainsw•orth's Dic-

P4Ks
41etnin,

ZoOlogy

&c.,

!el innies courrrise Cast Umbrella Stand, Bronze and Lac,-
•ed Gas C,ltandeliers, Patent Churn to make Butter in te❑
,s, Pair Plated .Candelabras, Ensigns, capital Four-pull
-ine, with Piping and Taps complete, Shop Fixtures,
mmist,'rs, Coffee-mill, Baking Trough, &c.

May be vier,

VALUABL

FREEHOLD PROPERTY, IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF HOOSE.

By Mr. GREEN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

This was all one way. Pizarro winning easily.
A SWEEPSTAKE of 5 soy., each, 2 It.; it at. ; three
miles.

Mr. Holt's Lambkin, aged

Mr. W. F. Forster's.POstboy, aged
Mr. Thorpe's Sprf e, aged
Mr. William's Blackie was not placed. 2 to 1 .agst
Postboy, 2 to 1 agst the winner, and 5 to 1 agst Spree.
Blackie refused several times at the commencement of the
run, and the other three led alternately to the distance,
when Lambkin quitted his horses, and won by three
lengths.

(Owner) 1
. 2

A HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 sovs. each, with 10
sovs. added ; mile-and-a-half, six leaps.
Mr. Gaman's Pizarro, 11 st 5 lb.. (Owner) 1
Mr. Harereave's Measham, 12 st
The following were not placed :—Grapeshot, 11 st 2 Ib,
Defiance, 11 st 5 lb, and The Judge, 11 st 10 lb. Pizarro,
the favourite. Won by a neck ; a splendid race between
Pizarro and Measham. All were in a cluster first mile,
Measham making the running ; Pizarro came to him at
the distance and finished with him. Defiance was third,
The Judge fourth, and Grapeshot last, a length or so
between each.

PHILADELT

LIVFMPC

NTS. R. R. DECA

IFTILIN. A. F. SMITH
NEW SHIP, W. H. WEST

Excursic
a Cabin P

CABIN PASSAWE
1 Tickets arejri

ge out igrehome

Parcels will lie rest',

e% will

:ht payable at 4 d

'asp to take

?FHA AND

LINE OF PACK

thelst *le
4nd from PHILADELPHIA on ME

poriFTEEN CUINF
ued at Twenty-fil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

mired in t
Amer

to so t

Duck tru
to produ

and we may
of giving to

cornmi

of injurious clat

SIR Chart

his Budget
little that w
no new pri

slavish su
party, to
jections t
si
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

years less harassed with the unceasing
and cares of office. His labour might

have been lighten

rendered more frentier
how(

and long

nstruc

created

now to lament the past ; but we n.

ton's dut

re been

is too late,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

STEAMERS BETWEEN

LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE and SMYRNA,
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR, MALTA, AND SYRA:
The first-class Paddle-wheel Steam-ships
SHAMROCK Capt. W. B. SimrsoN,
k Mit,' MARGARET Capt. G. LITTLE,
"I' • and the first-class Screw Steamer
BRITISH QUEEN ....Capt. ----,
are intended to sail, (with or without Pilots,) from Coburg
Dock, with Goods and Passengers, as follows I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

Lone ROYAL AMPRITHEATIIt.
Mr. W. R. Copeland, 15, Great Charlotte-street,

Laat Week of the Theatre being Open until the Easter Holi-
..da
%treatyt
Attraction A DOUBLE DRAMATIC COMPANY and
ADOUBLE BALLET COMPANY ! Enabling the Ma-
9kgement to prebent a series of Performances. with a com-
,,Aleteness cf effect unparallelled in a Provincial Theatre.
The revival of Shakapere's Classical Play of JULIUS C4ESAR
having attracted a most numerous audience, and been re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause, will be repeated To-molt-
,.
11.ltrow (Wednesday) and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
' • BARRY SULLIVAN will appear during the week in the
" characters of " Brutus," " Julian St. Pierre," and
Othello."
Last Sixhis Nights of the Engagement of Mons. DESARIS and
moNli.kapryaosr.dinary Troupe of HISTRIONIC DOGS and
ILast Plre'Nights of the Engag ment of Mad'lle THERESE
CUSHNIE and Al. MILANO.e
THlSpresent TUESDAY EVENING, the Bth

instant

E.
Julian St. Pierre HE WI
Mr. Barry Sullivan.
Mariana Miss M. Aitken

which.
4* DESARIS AND HlSAfter EXTRAORDINARY TROUPE OF
HISTRIONIC DOGS AND MONKEYS.
To conclude with the New Grand Wig. entitled,
THE BEAUTY OF RENT.
Princitial characters by Mad'lle Thecae Cushnie and M. Milano.

-74 To.stotutow (Wednesday, JULIUS CESAR.
On THURSDAY.—oTHE O.
On FR
•ENEFIT IDA Y,—A
DES Valle
IS of ENTERTAINMENTS, for the
of M.
On SATURDAY,— I.IUS CASAR. Concluding each Even-
ing with the won fnl DOGS and MONKEYS, and the New
Ballet of the . UTY iF GHENT.
The Theatr will REOPEN, for the DRAMATIC SEASON,
A. Copeland.
EA.TER MONDAY;under the personal direction of Mr. W.

Doors to be opened at Half-past Six, and the Performance to
so trimence at Seven o'clock.
tPrices of Admission :—Dress Boxes, Ss.; Side Boxes, 2s. 6d.;
t' Is .6d• ; Gallery 661. The Second Price will be taken at
ioe o'clock—Dress Boxes, 25.; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is.

CONCERT-HALL. LORD NELSON-STREET.
RAND CONCERT, TO-MORROW EVENING,
the 9th instant.
_

Miss CH 111§411VIiBRAUN,
the eminent Pianist,
Miss RYALLS,
Miss LIZZY RyAtts,
MonNieur WEI-11.1,
Miss e and Mr. A L L S.
TnaMer'
_ RTSTINE BRA and M. WEHLI will perform
Gra .N on two of Erard'b full
grand Planes. rand Due Norma,"

Ac&pt6anist, Mr. W. B. WRAY.
LwaY, al.; Gallery, Is.; Reserved Seats, 2s
To commence at Eiv.ht o'clock.

MOST POSITIVELY

THE K ! 1
MR- COLLES respectfully announces that Next
Weex sill nositively he the Last of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

are too much to be imposed upon one individual

on the

)ccasion of the first pro-
moluments of the office,

position to increas

town at I

t the n

:essay of exer-

arils himself. The

tQplf n

opportunity now

ng this s

led as a boon by a
munitv. The town

very 1

f Liver

11 is no longer v

the date of Mr. Rushton's appointment to the
office of stipendiary. It is no

r even what it

was five

Our docks and their

.tched both north and snug

to the limits of the part

arnentary boundary
arther extended. A dense

settled in closely packed

but a ff

fields or

te land. And, frog

aratior

and T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

ESTABLISHED 1827

PENNE LL AND WHITTLE,
WOLESALE ANDETAIL
FEATHER BED, MATTRESS, & CURLED HAIR
MANUFACTURERS,
126, WHITECHAPEL, CORNER OF GRJIJA'CHARLOTTE-ST.

Manufactory, Feather.stestrlivezpool.

Warranted SWeet FEATHER Beds, at Reduced Prices,
Bordered and Plain BED S, Ready Made, all sizes.
Curled Hair, Wool, S. and Cotton Fiock MATTRESSES.
BEDSTEADS, S PALLIASSES.
Beds Re-dre , and Feathers Purified.
Ticks Washed and Calendered.
Mattresses and Cushions Cleaned and Re-made.
BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, SHEETINGS, dec.
Every description of FLOCK, suitable for Bedding, at the
FEATHER BED AND MATTRESS WAREHOUSB,
126, Wit ITECHAPEL, Corner of Great Charlotte-street.
OLD

TIMES AND OLD WAYS

Tailors' bills were monstrous high,
Yet, none asked the reason why,
No one let the clothing sinner
Take from bis appetite for dinner ;
Each got his bill, and straightway wed it
With the thoughts of boundless credit,
To its name scarce giving breath,
Deeming it remote as death ;
Never for a moment bent
To make a speedy settlement,
Still averting, day by day,
The time when they the must pay,
Yet knowing some d ust come due,
Their tailor's de nd nature's too.
Now the pla ' ifferent quite,
Men look ough another light ;
Moder odes and modern fashion
Mak men love in style to dash on ;
Up and down the street they pace,
With far more speed than grace :
But they calculate the day
When they trade accounts must pay,
And they know life's greatest ills
♦re enormous tailors' hills ;
♦nd to aid their modern plan
All own Hymi is the man.
His prompt system quickly shows
What each man requires for clothes ;
They know he always is curtailing
Expense by schemes that's never failing ;
And thus it is that he has the art
To draw their custom to his Mart ;
And thus it is his every action
Gives to all men satisfaction,
And makes him through long years inherit
The palm for cheapness, taste, and merit !

H T

A M

TAILOR,

C .L 0 T II I E I Z ,

MANUFACTURER,
THE PANTECHNETHECA

LORD-STRERT.

THE BEST CUT IN LIVERPOOL.

The advantages to the Public of purchasing their Clothing
at Hysaes Establishment are, that they can procure the very
finest description of Clothing, either Ready Made or made to
Measure. at extraordinary low prices ; and that they also have
tke opportunity of selecting their styles from a Stock of at
least

E 49,000 STERLING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

FELONS

John Potter, 35
worth of copper mon
of Present. Mr. Monk p

fended the prisoner,

shilling packets, in a drawer in the counting-house of the
prosecutor, on the 7th of March last, and was missed on
the following morning by one of the workmen, who keeps

several books on the premises there connected with the
establishment. It was subsequently discovered that an
ce into the building had been effected by the re-
moval of some bricks underneath the window-sill, by
which an aperture was made, large enough to admit a
a body. The prisoner formerly worked for Mr. Gam-

e night, returning
A portion of the coppe
concealed in a hole near the railway bridge, over the tram-

a;t on the
was found

prisoner Was seen within a
early hour on the morning.

had paid away several five shilling packets of coppers,
soon after the felony, to various tradesmen and pawn-
brokers at St. Helens, sometimes parting with as much
orth at once. His average wages were

ns a pound's

Sd. per week, and ho had com-
plained shortly before this time of his small vrttees and

to ben

his puberty. but at the time of his appre
more than

sion he had

kt the same spot

nd thes

were sworn to as be-

In favour of the accused it was
len were at work on the prosecutors'
Int the whole of the night, and In sight
house where the money had been de-

longing to the prisoner.-

n,- and not one conclusive of

jury convicted the prisoner, and a question was
then reserved for the opinion of the judges, as to whether

the description of building in w
been left was le
deferred.
CONCEA

1 or otherwise

hich the property had
The sentence was then
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

went to bed. - - - •
By Mr. MoNx : Grundy and my boy were with the p+ isoner
when I left. When I came hack, Goulburn was getting supper

my daughter and son, but not urnnuy. 1 1005
some shoes borne which Grundy had helped me to make. I
took them away in a bag. I had a clock in my place.
Eliza Rice, wife of last witness : Last Shrove Tuesday night
Goulburn had been at work all day. At a quarter past seven
my husband went out with some work. Goulburn worked till
about half-past seven. He then washed himself, went out,
returned about 20 minutes past nine, and had his supper,
when my husband came.home-
By Mr. MONK : When m.
my son, and myself we^- •
William Po---

with my v

husband went out, W. Grundy,

the room

:• ‘LTownurn was at work at a•quarter past
seven on Shrove Tuesday, and went out about half-past seven.
I went nut, and when I came back he was in bed.
I 3 Mr. MONK :• After ten we went up to our work again.
Goulburn came down before me. I did not see Rice go. He
took some new shoes out with him. I helped him to pack
them up.

George Gray, hatcher
aesdav in BostocV
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

Martha Warriner, a decent-looking young woman, was
fined 10s. and costs, -on Tuesday, for throwing boiling
water in the face of a bailiff.

On Wednesday a man named Nolan was committed for
trial, for stabbing with a clasp knife, on the 20th ult., a
man named Milmow, with whom ho was quarrelling.
The prosecutor received several stabs on the head, and
one on the hand, and has been confined to his bed for
a fortnight. One wound on the head was of considerable
depth.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY, WITH VIOLENCP--Thomas
M'Call, a powerful Irish fellow, was charged on Wednes-
day with robbing a gentleman of XII 12s. The com-
plainant, Mr. Frank Sandland, is a solicitor at Birken-
head ; he stated that about half-past eleven o'clock on
the previous evening he was coming through Paul-street,
when three men rushed after him and knocked him
down. The prisoner held his legs, another fellow twisted
his neckcloth until he was insensible, while a third man
drew a knife, with which he cut off Mr. Sandland's watch
pocket, containing eleven sovereigns; he also cut off the
side trowser pocket, which contained twelve shillings.
Mr. Sandland distinctly swore to the prisoner as the man
who held his legs ; ho heard him tell the man at his head
to "screw him tighter," upon which the man twisted
Mr. Sandland's neckerchief until he became insensible.
The case was remanded.
THE ELOPEMENT CASE AND ALLEGED ROBBEBY.—
On Tuesday James Meade, of London, who had been re-
mended from the previous Tuesday, was brought before
the magistrates, charged with stealing a £5O note, the
property of Thomas Gilbertson, steward of the steamer
Iron Duke. The circumstances, which arose out of an
elopement with the prosecutor's wife, will be fresh in the
recollection of ow readers. Mr. Rushton, (owing to
indisposition) was absent from the bench, and the magis-
trates present were Mr. Booth and Mr. Dixon. As these
gentlemen had not heard the case on the previous day,
it was necessary to re-enter into the whole of the evi-
dence. Several of the other magistrates came in at inter-
vals during-the hearing, and the court was crowded. Mr.
H. T. Atkinson, barrister, instructed by Mr. Davenport,
appeared for the defence of the prisoner ; the case for the
prosecution, as before, was conducted by Mr. Snowball.
The evidence tendered possessed no novelty ; and, after a
Lengthy investigation, the bench decided that there was
no case of felony, and ordered the discharge of the
prisoner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the Bth instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick -street,
• . The Schooner ACTIVE ;
122 tons 0.m., 70 tons N.M. ; built at Bridport, in
•
and stows a large cargo for her tonnage, at a light draft of
water; she has just undergone a thorough—repair, and is now
in perfect order. Dimensions;,--tength, 57 feet 9-10ths;
breadth, 16 feet s.loths ;de , feet 7-10ths.--For inventories
and further particul rplv to
TONOE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

structnt e; the 1

are at work in t

number won!,
sail al out th

D.t to

that I cinid trit

jS iliCi f
With r.
an , i Co
and the

" inquisitor" is unanswerable, and
we are not aware that any reply. to it has been published.

tbt Ziberoool'Otantiarb.

TUESDAY MORNING.

APRIL 8, 1851

I that an official despatch was re-

v afternoon. stating that the
commerce had failed, in the

in Cha

)er of (

inkrmed, in making out a
reamble of their bill. The
will now he called upon
bill;

S. we

rt of their own
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08

The undernoted or other Vessig{re appointed to Sail
From
LIVE OOL :

ASIA For NEW YORK,
NIAGARA For BOSTON,..
EU R 1 )PA For NEWYORK
CA NIBRIA For BO T0N....
AFRICA For NEW YORK
CAS ADA For 805T0N....
ASIA For NEW Yorm
AMERICA For 805T0N....

Saturday, the 12th April.
Saturday, the 19th
Saturday, the 26th April
Saturday, the 3d May.
Saturday, the 10th May.
Saturday, the 17th May.
Saturday. the 24th May.
Saturday, the 31st May.

From AMERICA

CANADA From iloSZoi:1-------Wednesday, 9th April.
AFRICA From NEw YORK .... Wednesday, 23d April
AMERICA From BOSTON Wednesday, 30th April.
A,IA From NEW YORK .... Wednesday, 7th May.
NIAGARA From BOSTON... ....Wednesday, 14th May.
EUROPA From NEw YORK ....Wednesday, 21st May.
CA MRRIA . , From BOSTON Wednesday, 28th May.
At RICA From NEW YORK .... Wednesday, 4th June,
CANADA From BOSTON Wednesday, 11th June.
ASIA From NEW YORK .... Wednesday, 18th June.
AMERICA From BOSTON Wednesday, 25th June

The Passengers and Goods for New York are intended to be
landed at Jersey City, within the jurisdiction of the Custom-
house of New York.
PASSAGE, to Halifax, Boston, or New York, Thirty-five
Pounds, including Provisions and Steward's Fee, but without
Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained on board.—Dogs
charged Five Pounds met

Steam-ships have accommodation for a limited num-
ber of Second Cabin Passengers at Twenty Pounds each, in-
cluding Provisions.

Apply, in Halifax, to SAMUEL CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
LEWIS; in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD, ; in Havre,
to DONALD CURRIE ; in London, to .1. B. Foonn, 52. Old
Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS; and in
Liverpool, to

D. and C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street..
11 Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent by
these Vessels must pass through the Postoflice.and nonewill be
. .

received at the Agents' Oflicei.
Passengers will be charged freight on their personal luggage
when it exceeds half a ton measurement.

~-• 'l'o prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers aro
respectfully informed, that Packages of Alercliandise will not

ue allowed to ue snipped as Luggage, or with their Luggage.
Passengers are not permitted to go on board by the Steamer
that tidies the Mail.

Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents here until
SV9'clock.on the FRIDAY EVENINGS previous to Sailing.

, will start on SATUR-
.
DAY next, the 12th instant. The Steam-tender SATELLITE
will leave the LANDING-STAGE, opposite the Baths, George's
Pier, at Two o'clock, Afternoon, with the Passengers for the
ASIA.