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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Nov. 28, 1848.

SECOND EDITION.

Standard-office, Two o'clock, p.m.

T

EXPULSION OF THE POISE

A despatch has just been received in Liverpool, per the
electric telegraph, stating that the Pope has been expelled
the city

-IS.--

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET

-THIS DAY

We have a very animated Share Market this morning, and a
large business has been done at higher prices. A telegraph
reports a considerable improvement in London also this morn-
ing. Our prices to One o'clock are :—Caledonian pref., d ;
Leeds stiis, 4,1 d ; Lancaster and Preston, 121 d ; London
Stock, 118; do. *-shares, 11/3 p; Dewsburys, ; Sheffield
i-shares (0, sk d; do. pref. 9.1 16/3 ; Great Grimsby. 30} d ;
Midland Stock, 79} SO ; do. !-shares, 10 1/3 d 10 d 9i d;
North Union, 203; Dover, (No. 4,) 6#; Newcastle pref., 1# d;
Fire and Life, 21 p ; Royal Assurance, 1 p.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. THIS DAY.
Except Oatmeal, which continues to come in freely from Ire-
land, and soine parcels of Barley coastwise, the arrivals from
those sources during the week are comparatively moderate ; of
foreign Wheat, however, the sup ily is large, of Indian Corn,
nearly all from the American States, 50,184 quarters, and of
Flour, thence and Canada, upwards of 124,000 barrels, the two
latter articles considerably exceeding the import of any one
former week this year.
A limited business in Wheat, at a decline, on all descriptions,
of 3d. to 4d. per 'Nibs., from the prices of Tuesday last.
A slow trade in Flour, at a reduction of Is. per barrel and Is.
to 2s. per sack.
Barley and Malt dull, and in favour of, buyers.
Beans and Pease each 6d. to Is. lower, and but little inquiry.
Oats in fair retail demand at the decline of Friday.
Oatmeal Is. lower, and in slow request.
Indian Corn in firm demand at a decline of Is. to Is. 6d. per
quarter.
Indian Meal neg

;lected,

at 17s. per barrel

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

THURSDAY

On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall-street,
1800 Packages TEA.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. GLADSTONE and Co.,
Merchants, or to
GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

sea. Lady ELEANORA GRAI

of Uxbridg,

Ad granddaugl

Same day,- aged-5
years,
'ON, teacher, Great Orfori.

Smile day, it the Palace, . 1
PHILIPPA BETHELL, sister
Same day, aged 38, Mr. JOE

of the Theare-s-Royal Manch(
Same day, in Seymour.plae
CHARLES HEATH, the emin
inventor of the Annual, a (las:
larger expenditure in favour •

graving (luring the last sixtee,
whatever, and which has had
causing the utmost attainabi
mantled by the public in all w
Mr. Heath hsd also been engt
troducing to the public the •
appeared during that time.
On the 18th instant, aged 56
Major-General Sir C. W. PAS

Same day, in Eldon-street
Mr. JAMES PILKINGTON
Same day, aged 10 months,
JOHN LODGE, of Mount N.
On the 19th instant, at his
den, near Altrincham, JOHN
Same day, aged 4 years and
son of Mr. GOULDEN, joiner
Same day, in Circus-street,
YARWOOD, joiner.
Same day, suddenly, at Dou
JOHN COWELL, joiner, for i
of the Wesleyan Society.
Same day, at Dewsbury, age
STER. Deceased was snothei
grandmothers, and grandmo
upwards of 250 children.
On the 20th instant, FRANI
HOLDER, of Faulkner-street.
Same day, in London, aged 43, WILLIAM
WOODS, of Maghull, and late of Highfield-st
Same day, aged 57, Mr. WM. PAGE MC
Farmers' Arms, Park-road.
On the 21st instant, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr
Thomas Tucker, of the City of Dublin Company, aged 82, CA-
TH ERINE BURTONSHAW.
Same day, aged 4 years, JO zHIJA WOODCOCK, only child
of Mr. JOSHUA BOLSHAW, of Lunt.
On the 22nd instant, at Frodehain, ELIZA, youngest daugh-
ter of W.M. HAYES, Esq.
Same day, aged 33, ANN, the wife of THOMAS LEICESTER,
of Springfield, Everton, a member of the Society of Friends.
Same day, of scarlatina, aged 6 years, SARAH, daughter of
Mr. JOHN M‘DONALD, commander of the ship John O`Gauat.
Same day, at an advanced age, Mrs. EWAItT, of Woburn.
square, London.
On the 24th instant, in Cheshur
his 69th year, WM. WI
merchant of this town.
Same day, at the house of her mother-in-law, 91;, Field-street
Everton, of consumption, aged r
25, MARY ANN, wife of M
JAM ES GREBOW, mariner
Same day, at 'V
aged 41, Mr

UCY ELLEN, da,
non -road.

4 montbS, THOMAS WILLIAM;
T and builder, Edge-bill.
, in his 53rd year, Mr. SAMLIEJ

.glas, Isle of Man, aged 81, Mr.
upwards of sixty years a member

ed 91, Mrs. JOHANNAH WEB-
T to four grandfathers and tire
Aber and great-grandmother to

ES, wife of Mr. F. WILLIAM

an of Mr. M

JOLS, of the

grove, Linacre.marsh, in
SA, Esq., for upwards of forty years a

THOMAS ONNTNS, in t

ness, of erysipelas.
mployinent of Mr.
titer of Mr. Jolla

ire, bet i Jinn
lately c

On the 25th instant; agedoo MLitt
wife of Mr. WM. PEMBERTON, of liensintrtc...
On the 26th instant, after a very severe illness, in his 40th
year, Mr. WM. JONES, of the Odd Fellows' Arms. Mans.
island, George'sWierhead
Yesterday, at Elizabet
JOSEPH, aged 11
lithographic-printe

the beloved
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

LIVERPOOL TO NEW ORLEANS

-- . ----
Tons Register. To sail.
WM. HENRY HARBECK, SHINN 900 .... Immediately

Freight engaged, passage secured, and other information
obtained by application to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,

2,Tower-chambers, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-road,
LIVERPOOL.

AO :NTS IN NEW YORK,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street

AGENTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
RICHARDSON, WATSON, and Co.

Experienced SURGEONS can have FREE CABIN PASSAGES
In any of these Packet-ships to NEW YORK or PHILADELPHIA.

Will have quick despatch, and will sail about 3d December, as
'
an EXTRA PACKET, the new Ship HIBERNIA having taken her
place as Packet of the 26th instant.
• ' For PHILADELPHIA,
/41r..444 The first-class American Packet ship
KALAMAZOO,
G. FAULK, Commander ;
797 tons register ; coppered and copper-fastened.
This vessel will take advantage of the steam tow boats on the
Delaware, and being ONE OF THE REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS,
IS an excellent opportunity for goods and passengers.—Apply to
RICHARDSON BRORS. and Co.,

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

S9ttain gabigation,

FOR LONDONDERRY AND PORT RUSH,

TWICE A WEEK,

The North-west of Ireland Union Steam
Company's splendid and powerful Steam-ship
i i MAIDEN CITY,
RICHARD CROMPTON, Commander;
,_,-
'1"--- Will sail from LIVERPOOL, calling off PORT

.....
Rust; and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, and
And the fast-sailing Screw Steamer JOHN MUNN,
Wm. JOHNSTON, Commander ;
Calling in PORT RUSH HARBOUR, DIRECT, as under

F ROM LARENCE DOCK
JOHN MUNN .... Fri Cday, December 1, at 1, P.M.
MAIDEN CITY.... Monday, December 4, at 4, P.M.
JOHN Mux N . Friday, December 8, at 8, A.M.
MAIDEN CITY.... Monday, December 11, at 11, A.M.
Cabin Passage, per Maiden City, 205.; Fee, 2s. ; Deck, ss.
Latin Passage, per John Munn, 15s. ; Fee, 2s. ; Deck, 2s.
All Goods to'.. a alongside one hour before theani of sailing.
Passengers will please take charge of their own luggage.
Apply to Mr. .JOHN MUNN, Foyle-street, Londonderry; Mr.
W. H. BLACK, Port Rush; or, here to
WILLIAM MOORE, 35, Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

On the
ELI

Lately, at Br

oldest of the Dutch
Lately, at Tync-p
ROBERT LORIIIII
d I I of ecotland.
On the 2d ult.. at

.anie day
BURNE, 1
Thurstonvi;

On the 7th uk.,
son of the late Ca

On the sth instant,
ROBERT M'CONOCHI
On the 6th instant, su
Mr. WILLIAM RYLEY
late Mr. John Wainwri;

On the 7th instant, TE
JAS. TAYLOR, formed
Same day, aged 26, Al'
late Mr. JAMES MELT
On the Bth instant, ag

fox-hunters in that dis

town.
Same

at East

tt the 22d
7, at Curt
Esq., you
Ile, in this count,

;et sor

of the late WM. DOil, rAitD, of
On the 9th instant, in Soho-s
aced 65, Mrs. SKERRATTA

Skerratt, pawnbroker. 7.1
On the 10th instant, in net(
NAH BOSTON. wife of Cantai

Same day, in' Alfred-stree
late Mr. J. RYLAND, forme
On the 14th instant, at Mu
VON SCHWANTHALER, tl

On the 15th instant, inl.or
Father FRANCIS I►E VICO,
astronomer of the Roman Col

Same day, at Thorp Arr
GEORGE MARRIOTT, I

On the 16th instant, at We
his 92d year, JOHN FRANC

Same day, at Brighton
WAY,. Esq., a memt

geonsOf higiand, and for twi
to Guy's Hospital.
Same day, at the house of
hill, T:anmere, aged 73, ➢lis
Helens, deservedly respected.

Same day, at the residenc
Hewitt, plumber, Wood-stree
• .

formeriyrof Wrexham, Denbig
Same day, at St, Helens, age
thelate Mr. Butler, of Blackbu
Same day, aged 24, WILLL,
LIAMS, of Tyndonen, Lleyn.
his infancy, and never had the
On the 17th instant, aged s
UNDEltfi ILL, eldest son of I
Chapel-street, Salford, and gra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

mge freemen

honest Orangemen to
•
walk worthy of their grand profession ! God has given
to their.ranks men of I
tution r

right; and may po

Judge of the insti.
the good iv ho adorn it, than by the

p p royal

Dr. Dra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

of notes in eiret
185

being a decrease of .Z 2

preceding return

both-departments is £13,919,960, showing
£241,196, when comp

I with t

Charles Dickens has announced a new five shillings
book for Christmas. It is to he entitled " The Haunted
Man and the Ghost's Bargain ; a Fancy for Christmas
Time."

On Tuesday, before day-light, off the coast of Norfolk,
the schooner Anne and Jane, belonging to Shields, was
run down by an unknown vessel. The captain and three
of the crew had just time to run up the rigging and up the
maintop-mast as the schooner went down, and they
mained there until taken off by t
The remainder of the schi
went down with the vessel

ilk, of Shield

s crew, three in Lumber

IV. whetner

his Majesty wu, -,eive an address from the general
body of Profcstant dissenting ministers in the metropolis,
clad otherwise than in gowns. The answer of the king
was characteristic of his perfect tact and good feeling :
" 'Whatever dress they wear when they stand up to ad-
dress the King of Kings, must be quite encugh for my
court."

According to Professor Johnston, the time and fre-

butter yielded by milk. If a cow be milked only once a
day, he says, the milk will yield only a seventh part
more butter than an equal quantity of that which is ob-
tained by two milkings a day. When the milk is drawn
three times a-day, it is more abundant, but still less rich.
It has also been remarked that the morning milk is of
better quality than that

by the name of 0
of Orangemen. .1

" to glorify God'

nies of their fo,

many P 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

What n
give it up
iatable.
In a ea!

they you
are playii
tallions
every sta
ing; up,
run and
Without
mercy ;
one woul

panderno
sympath
thing, of
can't hel
a little ci
trusting!
With,—ai
old, and
others to
are the n
seems tr

Every sir
bundle o
herrings
putrid or
be those
Magazin

MENTS.-
clerk had
of a writ
was clanc

a large si
pulentalll
instantly
of alarm
energetic
got a cai
and, acct
the debtc
go to the
on that
constern
taken ; b
ney recei
had been
tiff to sin
charged
ante, on
the copy
sheriffs
don" in
structed
charge t]
tranquil
rule, cai

argument
teriality
Premium
lute; the
sadly fez'
again, an
Which, I
human p
sixteen y
taade a d
collectiox
the part
two ago,

trounced
lar blund
(See Mc
anything
triortifyi
trliscarria
slips of
Mr. But
tester,"
-deprived
about XI
Was thr(
Lord Ne
those fa(
their opi
ChiOU w
f Ju;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

his servi-

'esent mo

acted as if they wer

7 Chroz

ity ; and

whom he has
s. Upon some

the day Sir

nclianged in

hnt the Morn-

,anent of hi

ing to patch up the

to throw

jet of the

from the

sbeyond those

which have
ng the past
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

treat amount of business

VooL this week

, from Copenhagen 200, We
166, Buenos Ayres 130, Bomba
previously 6'

ation, at last Week's

)ugh there

. „ .
been operated in to a limited
Imports for the week :-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

series of years to come

It is never easy to form a judgment of the precise
policy to be pursued by any new administration
during the heats and excitements which occur
during their struggle for power. Candidates,
whether for the presidential chair, or for less dis-
tinguished posts of honour, at such a period, may
be expected to express their opinions somewhat
loosely, and to go further in their professions than
they are likely to act up to, when they have leisure
for mature reflection. We think, however, that
we can already form a fair sketch of General
Taylor's future policy, so little has be seemed
inclined during the contest to hide his convictions,
or to hold out extravagant expectations to his
party or the public.

The following sketch of that policy, which we
extract in substance from the Herald for Europe,
and which our contemporary says is in accordance
with the views expressed in his various letters and
private communications, it is conceived, from his
uprightness of character, he will be prepared to
affirm.

In the first place, he will abstain from wantonly
interfering with the subordinate officials of the

previous government, whil

st he will re-organize
several departments, which have become unsuitable
for, or unequal to, the requirements of the present
times. He will next proceed to a reform of the
fiscal arrangements of the government, and an
alteration of the tariff, in which latter step, how-
ever, he will be directed rather by a desire to
modify the schedule of duties provided in the act
of 1846, so as to enable the nation to pay off its
debt as rapidly as possible, than to restore the
more restrictive tariff of 1842. There can be little
question, however, that he will be prepared to go
back even that length if he sees that such a mea-
sure is

, required to protect the interests of the
country from injurious competition. In connexion
with this measure, the present treasury system—an

bill of 1844—will

government to " create a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

former cling to the doct
an

we fancy also that we verc

tion on the part of t
their original demands

a violent rev(

In such a inc

retracing o

enquiry skews their open
cious, and the boons

other nations t

we feel confident

nes,

ye been

people, shaken in
Free Trade, would I
at the bustinus.

ability, co

Government
strenathen tl

party to form a

some c

e latter to a
and not to ri

in some sort a ne

adminis

weinment, t

)11 to

o reek].

tive tale❑

,he mat

power of

in his

position

believe of

I to a

:!stie for fertility of • resource

being once more in power would gr,

to the re
munity.

cannot as yet a

ces, a

reel contith
between hir

secede(

n of cor

it, a

opinion. Ir

attachment for Y.

cate t

ing Chre

nt hopel

in wl

moment
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Manta.

LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL

WANTED, tCHOUSE SURGEON for this HOS-
PITAL. Candidates, being Members of a College of
Surgeons and Licentiates of Apothecacies' Hall, London, will
please send in their applications, addressed to the Committee,
on or before MONDAY, the 4th of December next, at Twelve
o'clock, and attend personally at that time.
B. H. JONES, Treasurer, Bank, Brunswick-street.
Liverpool, 21st Nov., 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

university

The very exc

eption proves the rule,

It is the case, some years ago, of a gentleman of
piety and qualifications in other respects, an Eng-
lishman also by the way, admitted to deacon's
orders without having even matriculated in any
university. It was generally believed that the
Primate remonstrated at the time with the ordain-
ing bishop, and, at all events, no such case has oc-
curred since. And the extract we have quoted ex-
hibits the course through which the Irish clergy
must pass to entitle them to the degree of A. 8.,
with a Divinity Testimonium, in the University of
Dublin.

But why, we ask, are these questions mooted in
Liverpool with respect to Irishmen alone ? Wales
and Scotland, as well as Ireland, supply their con-
tingent to our clergy, and men from every quarter
of the globe mingle upon equal terms with their
brother merchants upon our 'Change. It is not to
be denied that Ireland has in some respects suffered
by the union with England, though we believe it
to be equally past question, that she has been on
the whole vastly the gainer, and would be so to a
considerably greater extent but for herself—this,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

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With the greatest confidence recommend them to every holder
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BANKERS AND INSURERS.

We respectfully solicit an inspection of our
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LONDON AND NORTH-IN WESTE
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

You also encla

we have read it, but we

.hould never have taken communicat

end it therefore to you
The point of fact re

s undisguisedly attempted a-very s

viz., the corruption of religions by censuring
is exemplified by the fact that the Jews have

regards themsel

body in the exercise c

those that

,hould dis

nd corn:

religion ; and she

as to his

his own faith

he wen

magistrates,
the Jew to the clergy
the latter maltreated and abu

is hot

, and speaks
ught t

of ther

) one C

Tetended credito

very u
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
!Direct.' Indirect.' Direct.' Indirect

Aug. 141.im
Oct. 10/Maranbam
.. 25plauritius
17 Mobile....
Sept. 16 Monte Video
1 Oct. 8 New Orleans
Sept. 22 New York...
Nov. 4 Pernambuco. Oct, 1,
Sept. 2S Rio Janeiro
Oct. 12)Savannah
.. 26 St. Helena
.. 21 ralparaiso
.. 'era Cruz

Oct. .9,
Sept. 1

Sept. 1

Oct. - 6
Nov.l 3
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 24

We have fair arrivals and a good show of samples from ves-
sels near at hand. Buyers act cautiously, and only a moderate
business done in Wheat at a decline of is. to 2s. per qr. Bar
ley sells slowly at a similar rt,duction. Oats are Id. per stone,
and Shelling ls. per load cheaper. Beans remain as last stated.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,
Novum BE 11, 25.

The farmers brought a good supply of Wheat to this day's
market, and the arrivals from abroad are also liberal; but the
trade ruled exceedingly dull, and only a very limited 'ousineis
was transacted, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter on last Sa-
turday's rates.—Malting Barley in large supply, but the Malt-
sters will only buy. limited quan itles, in expectation of a still
further reduction in prices; the quotations are reduced Is. to
2s. per quarter, wtth a very slow sale even at that decline.

Malt alai) is. to
Peas, seal
continue I _
condition. can I

er quartE
!ely supported their

1 in very bad

w rates, whilst for
in virtue to notice.
I prices are Is. pet

Flour in la]
sack lower

,upp y from to

Limberland, white,

to 545. per qr

Norfolk and Suffolk

WISBECH CC
We have only a :nth

RN 31ARI,

ET, NovE

to show c

Wheat found bt

Wheat, new white

Oats ..
Beans,

it I.s. p

,Eli 25

LEEDS CORN MARKET. Nov. 21.
The winds being a little more favourable the last few days
we have a better show of grain to
has been but little business clone
per qr. is submitted to on the be
ley, and in some
qualities

,oilgh a decli

Wheat and Bar

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 22.
During the present week English Wheat could not be disposo
of except at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter, which holder

of finerrivalities were unwillir

Oats Ed. to Is. per qr: cheap,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

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fire wt
Smith'
engine
begin!
skilful
all the
which
injury
which
insure
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

ENGRAVER, PRINTER, AND LITHOGRAPHER

T B. LEATHERBARROW begs to inform his
• Friends and the Public. that he has

REMOVED
FROM NO. 25, TO NO. ii, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
SIX DOORS FROM LORD-STREET,
Where all orders entrusted to him will be executed with neat-
ness and despatch.

THAMES PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
HANOVER-STREET,
(NEAR BOLD AND CHURCH-STREETS, LIVERPOOL.)
PARTIES requiring PLATE GLASS can be supplied
upon the most liberal terms, with the THAMES PLATE
GLASS, which stands unrivalled both for brilliancy and colour
to any other Plate Glass hitherto manufactured.
A large Stock kept upon the above Premises, and SILVERED
PLATES executed with despatch.
STARKEY AND CUFFLEY,
SOLE AGENTS FOR LANCASHIRE.

54, BOLD-STREET,
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOI

RICH CUT PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS,

CHINA,
BIR3IINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD GOODS

LUCK TN AND CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO T. SMITH,
Beg respectfully to inform the Public, that this
IMMENSE STOCK OF SUPERIOR GOODS, •
and the Prices at which they are Selling, will ensure the Public
A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT. !
A List of a few Articles will convince all Parties of the
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !

s. d.
10,000 Wine Glasses 0 2 each
10,000 Good Cut Ditto 3 6 doz.
20,000 Tumblers 0 1 each
15,000 Do.
10,000 Do.
Sets Cruets, 3 Bottles and Frame complete 1 3
20,000 Salts
China Tea services, complete
Ditto, Burnished with Gold

A large Assortment of DESSERT DISHES, PICKLE BOT-
TLES, PLATES, CHAMPAGNES, HOCK GLASSES, LI-
QUEURS, WATER BOTTLES, GAS GLOBES, HALL
LAMPS, DECANTERS, CLARETS, BUTTER COOLERS,
FINGER BASINS, TALL BOYS, and every description of
Glass manufactured.

IRON JAPAN GOODS, PAPIER-MACHEE TEA TRAYS
METAL TEA and COFFEE POTS, &c.

OBSERVE! 54, BOLD-STREET
ONE DOOR ABOVE THE MUM-HALT.

DENT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
-Li J. DENT, Watch and Clock Maker by distinct
1.14 • appointments to the Queen, his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, and his Imperial Majesty the Rmi-.0,..”

1 It Ulll,
most respectfully solicits from the public an inspection of his
extensive Stock of WATCHES and CLOCKS, embracing all
the late modern improvements, at the most economical charges.
Ladies Gold Watches, with gold dials, jewelled in four holes,
8 guineas • Gentlemen's, with enamelled dials, 10 guineas;
Youths' Silver Watches, 4 guineas; warranted substantial and
accurate-goin_g Lever Watches, jewelled in four holes, 6 guinea
E. J. DENT, 82, Strand; 33, Cockspur-street ; and 34, Royal
Exchange (Clock Tower Area), London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

s that he

tect their
lesiastical

ng to J

rvants to do him injury,
he Jew who recanted to
his Jewish followers who

e of the city

We have pu

y of the

Is, and it Is our

have also been informed
to corrupt the minds of
He is not aware that

Jy suffer death ;

would be the

but he does

Llready ex

,etween

le learned and_ the vulgar

used to pro

an end to cause him to
i evil

fly re-

We must leave

free exercise of the
And should he not

ou should

man is obliged
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

WINES

Owing to the depressed state of the Wine Trade here, there
will be on SALE, for some time,

Some superior Old PORT, (Sandyinan's,) at 325. per Doz. ;
A Parcel of CLARET, in One Doz. Hampers, at 30s. per Hamper;
CHAMPAGNE, of superior quality, in One Dozen Cases, at
425. per Dozen, duty included ;
And a large quantity of fine Pale SHERRY,
Shipped by some of the First Houses in Cadiz. Price 265. per
Dozen, Bottles and Packages included. They can be
tasted in the cellars, or by sample.

Also, a Large Quantity of choicest SCOTCH MALT WHISKY,
11 o. r., at 16s. per Gall., in quantities of not less than 2 galls.
Apply to W. A. SMITH, Slater-court, 5, Castle-street.

For SALE,
The fine A 1 British-built Barque
CURRAGHMORE,
41 343 tons 0.m., 381 2336-3500 tons N.M. Dimensions :
length, 109 feet 5 inches; breadth, 22 feet 7 inches;
depth, 16 feet 4 inches; built at Waterford, in 1841, by those
eminent builders William White and Sons, under particular in-
spection and for private use. She is copper-fastened, and was
newly sheathed with yellow metal in 1847; has a full poop and
topgallant forecastle; sails fast ; carries a large cargo ; is well
adapted for the East and West India trades, and being in first-
rate order, could be sent to sea at a trifling .outlay : lying in
Victoria Dock.—For inventories, &c. apply to Meesrs. WM.
and JAMES TYREE, or to

TONGE, CURRY and Co., Brokers for the Sale of Mips,
Derby Buildings, Fenwiek-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

U. States 7(

ad troops of the 1

pal entrance.
pe with the ulti

hour to return an ans,
that the palace should
3t himself should t

nt for the advocate Gallietti, t
the folloc

lie consented to a

Herbini,
War Depa
with the Pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

No,

TO 1)
P 1
a handsc
Plate Gh
General
abroad.
Also, a

To-be
verpool.
i•-r_.!

T°
Da
tains Dii
Bed-roof
Stables.
Also, e

Apply
Castle-st

0
FE
I
Tures
ing the
Apply

TO b
m:

conveni(

For fu
Tweeting

Ass uran

T° '
bei

conveni(
hood, an
has a bo

incomin
Bookcns
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

.e is rather more

at low prices. Rice continues
; some fresh supplies have been brought into the
market within the last day or two. but the value of the
article remains unchanged. Saltpetre is mar'
for, and prices are looking up.
AMERICAN Cheese is lower in price, on
Lard has also declined about 2s. per cwt
importers showing a disposition to press sales, which ha
resulted in the disposal of 400 tons, at 36/6 @
middling and fair, up to 40/ le- cwt. for very fine
Fine new Pork is much in request, at the advance previ-
- been disposed of

quiry for .11

'e inquired

ccoun t of

large arrivals

quality

ously obtained
at 53/. Beef would find a ready sale, but the mark(
bare of the article, only 3 brls. having been imported last

Some new liacon- li

The demand for TALLOW continues dull ; P.T. C. at
anrog 44/3 @ 44/6, North

46/, Odessa 45/ @ 4
American 43/ 6-'r 45/ 7

Isis' Betifls

,Ow- supplying the wants of deal

lieu of American. Butte.); continues a drug; the utmost
efforts of holders are useless to force sales, and middling
and low qualities cannot be dispoaed of at any price.
Dealers refuse the temptation of reduced rates, and con.
tinue to purchase only of best kinds, in retail quantities.
New Bacon sells for 2/ less money ; old is not inquired
for. Lard is also in slow request. .

The tone of ti

•ket has been very de-

pressed through the we.

s have not given way.
ary brands, all num-

The quotation is now 41/6 for Ordiß
bers, f.o.b. at Glasgow.

The arrivals of breadstuffs into this
from the States, have been immense si

port, principal]
[nce Tuesday last

and all parties connected with the CORN trade are taken
so far by surprise at the extent of importations, which
have altogether gone beyond the anticipated quantity,
that business for the moment is at a standstill, and prices
are nominal. Up to Saturday evening, 25,000 quarters
of Wheat, 100,000 barrels of Flour, and 34,000 quarter:
of Indian Corn are reported ; and it is expected that 3(
or 40,000 barrels of Flour will be added to th
the week, when yesterday and to-day's arrivals
_are in-

Wheat, from Ireland 383 qrs., coastwise 36, colonies 2975,

1201 ; Bark

sideration of their furicti
you to address this man
cease this evil he is doing
Bards the country and it
unt of I the children of our Jewisl

religion in which G

under the a

bsolute
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

saute p(
Rabbies
They have I

auty to see them protected, as wet
equally important functions. We I

that this clergyman is

rnpting to corrupt the t
ulmert. He is not aw.

ding to our law, any person

)n, or ever doubt it, rr

nd we are astonished

ire not to I

led ; bu

it with regard to the Jew
Moreover, religious discu

!en the

for the vulgar cannot be ex
of the learned
Christian R

We have

to enforce theft. c

and res C

sideration of their functions. And we
you to address this man, with an end
cease this evil he is doing us. an evil w'

Bards the country and i

We m

the children of our Jewish subjects in free ea
religion in which God created them
depart from his line of conduct, ws
under the absolute nec
send him out of the a

isity to request 'that you sL

tion :—for mischief in relil
consequence than bodily it

withou

akefulfor preseivi

intinue to

MAGNIFICENT

Harbeck, a

under ti

matters is c

arrived from NE

airing the past week, and in point of excellent
.erial, symmetry of mould, or general equipmer
rade for which ahe is intended, we may with saf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

RENADERS AND

PI LL'S S'

interest in the performances of this con;
likely to flag. A new feature has just -1
by the proposal of Mr. Pell
author of the best
nn Monday nex

Pew co,
Juba iv

.t his benefit on t

- .•
MURDER.—On Sunday week, a wii
net Anderson, who kept a shop ni
risk of Dunbla - - -

rerthsl

about four o'ciocx

of about £l5

suspected is anYrcsi

vno has been apprehended. tt
lye been perpetrated in
ig been used for tho ..----
leceased on the head, and literally c
head in two. When discovered b 3

mod was lying on t
covered with blood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Nov. 28, 1848.

Co br

MO be SOLD, a new handsome light PILENTUM
PHAETON, for One Horse or a Pair, built to form either
a handsome open Summer Carriage or a close Winter one, with
Plate Glass Enclosing Lights, &c. ; was built to the order of a
General Officer, but countermanded, he having been called
abroad. Under circumstances will be sold a great bargain.
Also, a Pony WHITECHAPEL, under duty.
To be seen at HOPK I NSON'S Coach Factory, Seel-street, Li-
verpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

endme.A. On]

,00l Director

of persons named J
others, named Smith, 442 lines ; ti

es, occupy 549 li:

Williams, 517 line!
The Rev. Will

lam Henr'

Wright, minister of E

of Christ Church, Everton, consecrated by the Lo:
Bishop of Chester on the 311th ultimo. Patron. T. ]

liorsCall, Esq

yor of Liverpo

On Thursday Patrick Murphy, a carpenter, w
dead in the hold of the ship Tuscar, lying in the Victoria
Dock. He had gone into the hold for his jacket a short
time previously, and it is supposed he must b
and received some injury which caused his deati__
MESSRS. BROUGR'S 'BURLESQUE.—" The Enchanted

Lye fallen

thetre, has been highly succe
Theatre, in London, where it was br
splendour last Monday evening. All the pap,:
the highest possible terms of it.
HIGHWAY ItOBBEItY.—On Wednesday night, about six
o'clock, as a Mr. Jones was going to Poulton Hall, near
Bebbington, Rock Ferry, he was stopped by two men, who
knocked him down and robbed him of a XlO note and Is.
Several gentlemen in the neighbourhood, hearing of the
robbery, went in search of the robbers, but without success.
CONSEQUENCES OF INTEMPER.AI'iCE.--OH Thursday, a

ful at the Ade-lphi
t with great
speak in

" helper" in a livery stable, named Peter CrowleiTwj aS
found dead in a horse midden, with his head in the water
hole. He was occasionally employed about the stables of

Mr. Stanley, coach proprietor, Roscoe-street, and on
Thursday he had been sent with a fare to the steeple-
chase. When he returned he was in a state of intoxica-
tion, and went into the midden impelled by the calls of
nature. A very short tie elapsed when he was brought
out a corpse,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

SAILED

Swiftsure,
hence at Boni
Petrel, hen
Cove, Cris]
Mat y, criff

Storiri Kini

The Finlan(
a gale from a.
stove the dee]
ELSINORE,
Liverpool, frc
the 11th inst
stead, and 1
CRONSTAD
Liverpool, is
terials saved.

The Ineg.
'lento Bar, al

SATUR

ARRIVED.-
Rerry, Simth

Evans, from
Stettin.

Chambers, R
raiso—Ferozi
Mills, New C
ton, New .3
Smith, and
Judkins, Hal
Christiant—
tnery, Genoa
Groot, Rotte

Limena, ho

IoSS-tifjit;i);
Majestic.
Tam
Daniel Gr
Aug.

Ellerslie, I
Josephine,
Ipswich, A
Racer, he'
Mary Tayl

Elizahetti
been on silo]
Hittginsor

Venilia,
from Truxill
The sloor
salt, in putts
and was ab
beach, near

Wsxrani
Liverpool, .

charge of th
DUBLIN,
for Greenoc
Nov., and it

HAVANA,
Orleans for
saved by tb,

ARRIVED
ritius—Mar
Smith, and
Bonny—Arl
and Isabella
—Bellona, I
Baldwin, az
Knight ; E
York—Norl
Governor D
Hutman, fr
John, N. 13.-
Newfoundlt
from Denit
from Cepht
and Emily.

SAT tEri:-
Harrison, I
Ford, Apalf
Bessy Ro
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

SALES OF THE WEEK

10580 Bowed Georgia

/1) sNtbna7na and Tennessee

20160 New Orleans

j Pernambuco & Par
NO 1 Aracati and Ceara

430 Bahia and Maceio
IxooMaranharn
Sawginncd

'9O Egyptian..
80 Barbadoes

Peruvian.
Bahama

guayra
,liimon West India, Sze

Carthagena
Smyrna ...

5510 Surat .
.... Madras

!O Bengal

46540 bales.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. 21.
The fine, weather noted last week has been succeeded by rain
Id boisterous winds from the west. which have brought in a

considerable number of vessels, previously detained at sea by a
strong breeze from the east; those already in, coastwise and
from Ireland, containing a full supply of Grain, a fair quantity
of Flour, and a further large increase of Oatmeal; whilst the
imports of Wheat and Flour from the American States and Eu.
rope are abundant, including also a tolerable arrival of Pease
and Indian Corn. . .

Influenced by the large importations, our market to-day has
been dull for nearly all articles, and we have to note a decline
from the rates of this day week, in Wheat of 2d. to 3d. per 701 b.,
in Flour, Is. per sack and barrel; in Beans and Peas, Is. per
qr. ; in Oatmeal, 6(1. per load; Oats were also rather easier to
purchase; and Indian Corn must be noted 6d. per quarter
cheaper.
We quote the followir
date

ig from a London letter of yesterday's

Our Danube letters

are to the IS/30th ult.; the English

prohibition or export o
that the measure would
gation, so as to cause m

red. new

Irish red, do.
Ditto, white, do.

Rye, En fish?

Barley,_ English, ii ew_

Scoieli elrisli, -..0
Malt, English, 19, qr
pale.

Oats, per 451 b

iish and Scotch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Co be Sfiolo or Ett.

TO be SOLD •r LET, MALVERN LODGE,
Oxton, late the Residence of William Potter, Esq., con-
tains Dining and Drawing-rooms, Parlour and Library, Ten
Bed-rooms, &c., &c. There are Hot and Greenhouses, capital
Stables. Shippons, &c., &c., and every modern convenience.
Also, a small VILLA, with Stable, &c., adjoining.
Apply to Mr. WALTER SCOTT, Architect, B►rkenhead, and 7,
Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

PRESTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 25

We have moderate arrivals of Grain, but not much Oatmeal
fresh up this week. During the same period the trade has been
languid, and to effect sales it was necessary to submit to reduced
prices. At our market to-day, we had a fair show of English
Wheat, which sold Mem ly at a reduction of 6d. per windle ;
whilst Irish must again be noted full 2d. to 3d. per bushel lower.
We reduce our quotations for Flour Is. per sack. Oats in
limited demand, at a decline of id. per bushel. Oatmeal, in
consequence of the general anxiety to effect sales, receded 6d.
per load; this, however, applies to fair and good qualities only,
choice samples nearly sustaining previous rates. In other
articles no change worthy of notice. The average price of
Wheat this week is 535. sd. per imperial quarter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

Furne

50 Hu!:
25 Half
1`.2 Qunrtc

17} Ipswich a
25 Kendal an
93 Lancash.&
86 Ditto
43 Half shall
173 Quarter shares
9 Fifth shares...,

Do., late 1
Fifth ghat*,

Preston and AVyre

:1 Carlisle

Ditto late M. & L,

s, late L. & 1.
!udders. & Shetil
late W. It. U.,

iivirter shares
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

imitation of our own moneta

be modified, by allowin,

permanent circulation of paper money, guaranteed
by itself, to the amount of twenty or thirty mil-
lions of dollars in the form of treasury notes."
"This," our contemporary remarks, •
" Would benefit the country, and relieve the govern-
ment depositories of the necessity of hoarding up specie
to any considerable amount ; and thereby prevent pres-
sures in the money market, and trouble in the foreign

exchanges."
Whilst upon tl

s part of our subject, we may

uuat in the very same week, in which the
article from the above is abstracted, the able writers
of the Banker's Circular were drawing precisely the
same deductions, from the previous expression of
public opinion in the Republic, and laying down
the same course as that which General Taylor
would pursue. We extract one passage from the
article in question :
" In the TT-,

omted States the two evils of an ill-regulated
currency and reduced import duties are at work, but in
such a form as to be incapable of producing one hundreth
part of the oppression and misery which they have, by
greatly aggravated pressure, produced in England. In
fact such a system of currency and such a relaxed tariff as
' against in the United States would neither
slv nor be complained of in England. Yet
(which may possibly ad-
-11), Mr. Webster thus
,ber, concerning the
- and the relaxed

are murmured
be felt injuriot

in their mild and it

igated form

mit of improvement an,
spoke at Boston, on ti

?4th of 0

operation of the r

ive money

sent state

reity of money,

depression
luced demand fur
labour, and uncertainty of its reward. In my judgment,
for a whole year the rich have been growing richer, and
the poor poorer, and will continue to do so, as long as
the sub-treasury and present tariff exist. I look upon the

b-treasury as one of the fa

ies, one of_the greatest

1 country in the

xs to lock up its money. This
e removal of the deposits, and

nion of the pet banks, N
—he country tried it, and it over-
the English
ancient to cause an overwhelming
ct and compel the Go-

recommenda-

hat sum doe

t or nine millions ster-

somewhat anal
or probabi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

from the re-

rich

ve Go'

ortant of all
gin; and

aped the anxious

no lon

ny other

ndustry

expenditu
We

It is pro

we might

pon the condi-

e, and other

ammels in which they are at
Board of Trade and other

some new and more

manufactories of
urns. We must

them of the Fon-
phen's clique, and

and be permitted
in favor of their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

we have read it, bt

e a let

hould never have taken c

l it therefore to you
The point of fact r(

.ding thi

y attempted a v

viz., the corruption of r
is exetoplified by the f

ical law wly

^egards themselv

body in the e

and corrupts the et
religion ; and whe

as was the case in t
his own faith. He
alleged a credit to

maiistrates, and
the Jew to the ci
the latter ma

that i

affair of a
nt one of L

on this score the policeman
same person has also pub,

Rabbles, and speaks of then
They have brought their eon

duty to see the

equllly important funct

that this clergyman is a
several week minded M

according to our law, any perem
religion, or ever doubt it, m
and we are astonished that
cause of death to at

sciences are not to be fc
it with regard to the Jev

Moreover, religious discu
the learned,—not betwee
for the vulgar cannot be
of the learned. We '
Christian Rd
to enforce the

ion in our country
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

JOHN BRONSON,

of J. C. B. HUBER, Esq., of

the wife of RO-

shead, the wife
hter, being the

10BEtt,TS, draper,

f Mr. G

UN JO

lurtii, Mrs

street, to FRANCES

to., of Ed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

&team gabigattott.

CARGO for these Ships will be received in the order of
priority of arrival at the Wharf, on MONDAY,TUESDAY, and
until Six o'clock on the EVENING of WEDNESDAY preceding
the day of sailing.

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL
BETWEEN
0,14 LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and NEW
Calling at HALIFAX
To Land and Receive Passengers and Her Majesty's Mails
Captain. Captain.
CANADA .. C. H. E. Judkins EUROPA.... Edw. G. Lott.
NIAGARA .. Alex. Kyrie. AMERICA .. Wm. Harrison
CAMBRIA.. Neil Shannon. HIBEINIA.. James Stone
BRITANNIA.W. J. C. Lang. CALEDONIA.John Leitch

YORK,

ACADIA

Ca.ptain Walter Douglas,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

TO CORRESPONDENTS,

simondent says, that in V
h-was ably compiled
4e Club on 1

e Park, tlie lecturer adverted to
ed missionaries and philosophers
Orpheus and others—having ap-

their genius to the acquisition of musi-
their persuasive accents won upon the rude
ii.arous people, and made them amenable to
seed his surprise at this -important result
_ the notice of the Principals of Missionary
ho would do well to render both vocal and instru-
sic essential in the preparatory education of mis-

kilt, and
sere of a

aid last week, to imply that the

altogether iegareile

'ourse of a lecture on music,
d admirably delivered, at the
minx last, by Mr. W. H. Buck,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

, bunt Vernon-road. WM
s, ion of BENJAMIN HARTWELL

Saline day

aged 1 year and 3 montt
daughter of Mr. WM. BRYCE. hook'

HAM, LarKfieca-tc

Wavertre

USANNAii, seventh
er% Stanley street.

VNNIN(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
100 Hhds. (thin oblong and thick round) American
LINSEED CAKE,
Ex Judah Touro, from New Orleans.—Apply to Messrs. MEADE,
KING and Co., or WM. GARDNER and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelve o'clock, in the
Brokers' Office-yard, Brunswick-quay South,
5,666 YELLOW DEALS,
501 Ditto BATTENS,
791 Ditto ENDS,
1,101 SPRUCE DEALS,
47 Ditto ENDS, of superior quality, just landed,
per Superb, from New Carlisle.
4,841 SPRUCE DEALS and BATTENS,
440 Ditto ENDS,
13 fathoms Four-feet LATHWOOD,
70M Sawn Laths,

135 2 0 LOCUST TREENAILS,
82 2 0 OAK DITTO.
lOM PICKETS, 4/ feet long.
For further particulars and Catalogues apply to
DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers

Without Reserve.

On FRIDAY next, the Ist December, at Twelve o'clock, a large
Quantity of New SHIPS' BLOCKS, •
both Double and Single Bushed, which will be arranged in Lots
to suit purchasers.
N.B.—Being made of the best English Elm, and on the same
principle as those is the Government Docks, with a decided
improvement in the Bushing of the Sheaves, are all worthy of
attention.—For Catalogues apply to
TONGE, CURRY and CO.,
Brokers for the Sale of Ships, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

XX AND XXX WREXHAM ALES.

THE above superior ALES, from Messrs. Clarke
and Orford's Cambrian and Albion Breweries, may now
be had, in Casks of any size, and in any quantity, at the same
Prices as delivered in Wrexham, from
HENRY S,
LF, AGENT,)
Office and Stor , o. 2, MERSEY CHAMBERS,
Old Church Yard,
ere Samples may be tasted.
Liverpool, November, 1848.

NMENZIES, late of Derby-square, begs to inform
a his Friends and the Public generally that he has now
entered on that commodious House, called the " SALUTATION
INN," (formerly known as the Caledonian Tavern,) No. 5,
MERSEY-STREET, in the immediate vicinity of the Custom-
house, which he has fitted up and re-furnished throughout in a
com:ortable style.
N. M. hopes by strict attent* o business, combined with
moderate charges, to meet ntinuance of that patronage so
lieerally bestowed on li" in his late establishment.
DINNERS and 'AKFASTS supplied on the shortest
notice.
STEAKS, CHOPS, and SOUPS, at all hours of the day.
WINES and SPIRITS of the best quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

force of milita
teim, which

,te in the National Assembly, on Saturday,
terminated at half-oast eleven o'clock that night in a
complete triumph for General Cavaignac. The House, on
the .motion of M. Dupont de l'Eure, resolved that the
Assembly persisting in its decree of the 28th of June, de-
claring that Lienerat do.,rved well of his
This resolution

Majesty's name

The de

county, pi

was ei,Tned by a majority o
Paris was perfectly tramp
M. Lamartine arrived in

gress of juu

fro
teriat

have news

Lisbon of the 19: h it

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aueen acce
s said, gay

.dens for his arrest, but

was requested to continue minister

guarantee
rection sv

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would a

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-11-28

instance of ti
£371,182 bad been paid on the Cl

A very long an,
took place, the r
Air. Webster, bai

es, rat}

r angry discussion then
s being Mr: Wills and
r, against the directors' proposals,
Mr. Jackson in their favour.

Mallaby

and v

address the meeting, but was met with the'cries of" Vote,
vote !"* He moved, " That application be made to parlia-
ment for power to revise the capital; to limit the works
to the construction of the line between Chester and War-
rington or Moore; that this meeting be adjourned till Sa-
turday, the 16th December; and that a committee be ap-
innir•fnA nnincict;rl rr f.r ~51,,., 3-

in Ca(
port
works."

a company

to red dci

capital in conformity with the