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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

COOKE v. WETHERELL

The new trial of this diagutdinz ease, the lending fea-
ture. of which will he in the memory of our readers, came
b fore the court in the home in Thursday last,
and occupied the whole of that and the following day.
At nine a.m. on Sal wiilav, the j.,ry c two it to court, and
their names haying been riled ot,er, It y were tAett to the
sown approf..ri,t-d h r the purpose of their del.bt-rations.
Here they remained for the whole day, and repeatedly sent
messages to the court, soiling there was no chance of
their agreeing, and praying to be discharged, but his lord-
ship declined to accede to their rt qu 'at, unl.ss both
oanies in the cause agreed to that course being adopte.i.
Things temained in this state until eight o'cl.tck at night,
when, just before the court broke tip. Mr. Bar-ti Parke
sent rt,r the jury, and it quire& whet her there was any
chance of their canting to a decision. The answer w.s
th t there was 100 trote probabiletyof it than there had
been on the rrevtOus evettine : and his lordship then said

tl►nt. as They had been lockel np so many hours, and
could not agree, he shoUld cake upon himself to discharge
then► from g►ving a verdict.

orea,itined in the renresentath U of the-ter, by 1.. rd
Robert Grosvenor's appointment to the offi,:e of Trea-
surer of her Majesty's household, wa4 tilled tu, by the
tit.bie lord's re-election, wtthuut
There was

!ohing in the proceeding; at of the conOtion order.
hai.d b.,ok to Livi-rpo,l, preseiited to Prince Al-

liPhrd by Mr. B. Smith, a neatly
hotrod w, rk, not only of intrret to ‘itotors, hot equal!y
importaLt to resident?, from the originali
afire of i. formation it catitams

and abund-

About 2,500 tartels of American flour. taken nut of
bond at Falmouth, last ere. k. by Mea„r•. Fox and Co., of
that port, a, the reduced dill,. were all thsom.e.l of in a
tew daVa. ht 3 'O. 61. ret Morel. in lots of not teas than
fitly barrels. This is equal to 435. 61 per sack.—Ply-
mottl4 Herald.

THUNDERSTORM AT CHICHR.TFR.—On Wtdnesdav
111" f tild.g. ab u. hire o'clock, a roar ul thund-r,torrn burst
over Chichester and nriabhon, hood. A reaper, while
Nast-ning to a co,tage for shelter with his sickle upon his
sh,uld r, was struck dead by the light, lug, his clothes
bating been shrivelled up in en instant, and his body pre.
'kilted a shocking appearance.—Evening paper.,

'At firs 1 ite hour it is impossible for us to offer any
thing like criticize, upon the whole of the piices in the
pr i.fraipme. When we sly. however. that the united
to eta of the enti-e of the prtivinree, in proilliing which
no expense ha. ht,-ti spare i by M. Jultien,—for where-
ever tient is to he found in the comitry. or out of it, if
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VARIETIES.

Nntnre has wisely- furnished us arttb-rentre,vrts Ipqr bin
cne tongue ; a most useful lesson, if rightly att,tuied to.

A pea son c...s accused of having a loose charterer ;

wish it to-re loose,"

" l'dsuon shake it (.ff."

' There is nothing by which I have through li►e more
profited than by the just obi( rvations, the good (minion,
and the sincere and senile eneouragetnent of amiable and

senible

—Sir Samuel Romilly,

TIGFIC LACING

reed doctor referring to rght
ng, avers that it is 'a üblic benefit, inasmuch as it
bills PII the 'polish girls, and leaves the wise ones to grow
up to be women.

THE LONGEST DAY.—" Mn, when will the longest
iys be here?" " Why, my dear, when they are *co I.,ng
at we cannot go shfipping in the evening." `' Well,
ey WI! be LONG THEN, I shall be tired."

" This is the warmest weather I ever knew," observed
Lord Langdale to Lord Lyndhurst; " it is enough to di.y-
ta/ve anything." '• Yes," said the Chancellor,
injunction without any argument."
.Diner: Now, wailer, what's to pay ?—Wai.er : Let
me see, sir; what have you had, sir ?—Diner : Three ti-h.
Waiter : Only brought too two, I think, sir.—Diner : No,
I had two mackatel, and one smelt.

' even au

Pr.w CIVILITY.-" Have you not ini.taken the pew,
sir ?" blandly said a Sunday Chesterfield to a stranger, as
be entered it. " I beg pardon," replied the intruder,
go out, " I fear 1 have : I took it for a otitis-

rising to
.:..../, tf

RAILWAY DEFINITIONS.—Q. What do you. mean by
A. A train wl,o•e engine explodes.—

i line, and throws the carriages
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the Protectionist party it was. who overthrew the
Government of Sir Robert Peel. We admit that it

voured of the unnatural. The overthrow of the
present Whig Cabinet is to be brought about by less
objectionable means. The Protectionist party is to
he rendered strong enough to act by themselves.
The formation of a government is the next act of
the drama, such government, we presume, Leing
composed of leading agricultural members, with his
Lordship himself holding, as he has shown himself

led to ho

, a prom►r
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SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD RAILWAY
REGISTRATION OF SHARES.
Comnann's Offices_ No. 15. Park-s

Vestminster

August sth, 1846.
A LL Persons holding Scrip Certificates for Shares
IL in this Company are requested co transmit the same for
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AND HEREFORDSHIRE

RAILWAY,
NOW CALLED
AND IiEBEFoRD RATLwAY
Offices, 15, Park-streef, Westminster,

AN Act for making a Railway from Shrewsbury to
litreford haVing passed the Legislature, and received the

Roya! A .sr,t4

SOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the FIRST GENERAL
MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS will take place on Fat-
nAv, the 21st day of August next, at Twelve o'clock, to be
holden at the Company's Offices, 15. Park-street, Westminster,
pursuant to the provisions of the Company's Clauses Cons°li-
dafon Act of 1845.

All Persons attending the Meeting must have previously been
Registered, or must produce a Receipt for Scrip deposited for
Registration, signed by the Secretary. Such Scrip must be sent
to the Secretary at least two days preceding the Meeting.
Shareholders e.aiming to be Registered may apply in the
following form of Letter, as per annexed advertisement, or they
mayobtain printed forms, on application to this Office.

requested to send in their bills on or
instant, prior to the General Meeting
WM ORMSBY GORE, M.P., Chairman
WALTER ROBERTS, Secretary.

Jefore t
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a and Land. now in the occupation ,of Mr. Westhead, Conveniences' fit for the residence of a genteel Family. Com
st partly by the high-road leading from I..,verpool to hoP.ses and Stable adjoining._

.heat Crosiv

or p!irticu! ars apply to OcrAvitTs WATERHOUSE, Estate

. , -- - ---
street already formed, and in other part by an iniended road of .
twelve yards wide, and on the north by an intended road of •
nine yards wide. SE CO ND AIGRURTH LAND COMPANY.
The Thole of this Land is very eligible for building upon, 'PARTIES desirous of having SHARES in the above
and will be first offered all in one Lot; but, should no purcha- Undertaking are advised to make early application, as
ser appear, it will then be divided into Five Lots, described in nearly One Hundred Shares are already subscribed for.
the printed particulars of sale, or in any other way that may be Application to be made to Mr. JOHN BE N NETT, Lord-street
determined upon by the Vendors at the time of stile. Chambers, Lord-street, when explanatory Prospectuses may be
Printed particulars, with Lithographic Plans of the Land at had, and a Plan of the Proposed Park seen.
Waterloo, and further information as to the whole of the above
Property; may be had on application to Mr. H. A. EWER? So- TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
licitor, No. it, Brunswick-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liver- ON SALE. DACRE-PARK, Rock Ferry, Cheshire.
'pool; or to Mr. thiA nuts COOPER, Solicitor, Manchester; or
to Mr. BRANCH, Auctioneer, Liverpool. This Property is delightfully situate on the crown of a
hill, commanding the most beautiful arid nictureiqvue view to

be me' with in tha neighbourhood of Liverpool. 61 the north
it commands a view of Birkenhead, the River Mersey, and Li-
verpool; To the east it has Liverpool for its prospects, with a
_I I . • • • . .
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13th instant. at G

74: Fags Alatiritius SUGAR,
..pply to Mr. DAvin KING, Merchant, or to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and 'Co., Brokers

FRIDAY

A Twelve o'cloc

80 Tierces Jamaica COFFEE.
BUSHBYS, FOSTER., and Co., Brokers.

en *alt.

ON SALE,
TERRA JAPONICA

Otram fiabigatton.

BRITANNIA, for HALIFAX and BOSTON.
ENGAGED GOODS will be taken on SATURDAY next, thelsth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

Attu Vubitrationo,

This day is published, price ls.,
-LIVERY EYE SHALL SEE HIM ; or, Prince
_Ea Albert's Visit to Liverpool used in illustration of the
Second Coming of Christ. AS ' . ,preached in St. Jude's
Church, on the 2d day of st, 1818, the Sunday next after
the Prince's Visit, by t

RE UGH M'NEILE, M.A.,
(Published, b esire, for the Liverpool Sailors' Home.)
London: J. ATCHA RD and SON, 187, Piccadilly; A. NEW-
LING, 31, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool.

Just published, price Is.,
A
OF AFFECTIONAI E RESPECT TO
THE MEMORY OF THE LATE REV. R. P. BUDDI-
COM, M.A., F.A.S., late Principal . Bees' College, and
formerly Incumbent of St. e's Church, Everton, in a
Sermon, preached in th arch on Sunday, July 19th, 1846,
by the Rev. J. JO.' , M.A., incumbent of St. Andrew's
Church. and Mira an of the Southern Division of Liverpool.
London : HATCHARD and Sox ; Liverpool: W. GRAVEL, J.
WALMSLEY, and A. NEWLIN°.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

CONCERTM A 1,1„ 1,0101 N1.21,5f )N-STR EET.

nlO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 12th, THURSDAY
j. next, the 13th, FRIDAY, the 14th, and SATURDAY, the
15th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon and Eight o'c.ock
in the Evening, the
() JIB BE-WAY

IbLAFA NS

from the western wilds of North erica, will appear in their
full Native Costume, with th ung Papoose, or infant, in the
Indian Cradle, carried b • s Amther, headed by their Chief,
MAUNG-GWUD-D , who will deliver a LECTURE, des-
criptive of Indian aracter, illustrated by occasional DANCES,
CEREMONIES, &c.
Body, 6d. ' • Gallery, Is. ; Reserved Seats, 2s. Children to the
Gallery and Reserved Seats, Half-price.

-ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
GRAND GALA, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), and will
be repeated every FRIDAY, MONDAY, and WEDNESDAY.
T.i E Ci FY OF EDINHUIti.OI,
Splendidly Illuminated; concluding with the
GRAND CLASSICAL TABLEAUX OF HER MAJESTY
AND PRINCE ALBERT,
WITH SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
As given in honour of Her Majesty's Visit to this City of
Pae-
THE CENTRIFD RAILWAY:
Singular Evolutio..toteensive Circuit of the Gardens.
MEN,
With Groups of TRAINED ANIMALS, including
FOUR NOBLE LIONS.
• STUBB'S ROYAL HARMONIC BAND.
Admission.... One Shilling. Children Sixpence.

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL

FREE TRADE HALL, MANCHESTER

TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY,) AUGUST 12.

MONS. JULLIEN begs respectfully to inform the
Inkabitants of ➢lanotiester and its vicinities that his

NESDAYO the 12th instant; on which occasion he has deter-

mined to give, for the first time in Manchester, a repetition of

the BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL which took place last winter at

the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden,—which performance of

the Worka of Beethoven was pronoun9%Li9r-the Amateurs and

Professors of Music, as well asjiefress, as the most perfect

ever heard in England

The Orchestra will eperace the following celebrated Artistes,

as well as several,Professors of Manchester, Liverpool, and

Birmingham

Principal FLUTE-Mr. RICHARDSON

principal CLARINET-

Mr. LAZARUS, of the Philharmonic

and Ancient Concerts, London

Principal OBOE

M. BAUAT, of her Majesty's Theatre,

Principal BASSOON—M. BAUMANN, of the Philharmonic

and Ancient Concerts, London

Principal VIOLIN

Mr. BAKER

Principal TENOR—M. ROUSELOT, Director of the London

Beetkoven Quartette Society

Principal TENOR—M. HILL, of the Beethoven Quartett So-

Co:VTAA BASSES—Signor CASOLANI, of her Majesty's

Theatre

Principal OPIIICLEIDE

.M. PROSPERO.

TROMBONE—M. ANTOINE, of the Philharmonic Concerts

Bruivielt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

ZooLoGICAL G ‘l4 DENS

nRAND GALA, To-MORROW (Wednesday), and will
VI be repeated every FRIDAY, MoNDAY, and NV EnsEsDA Y.

itCtldlY (He 0,
Splendidlyllluminated; concluding with the

GRAND CLASSICAL TABLEAUX OF TIER MAJESTY
AND PRINCE. ALBERT,
WITH SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS,
As given in honour of Her Majesty's Visit to this City of
Palaees.
THE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY:
Singu!ar Evolution and extensive Circuit of the Gardens.
TUE MENAGERIE,

With Groups of THAIN El) ANIMALS, including
FOUR NOBLE LIONS.
STUBB'S IWYAL, HARMONIC BAND
Admission.... One Shilling. Children

Sixpence,

BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL

FRE P. TRADE HALT,. MANCHESTER

TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY,) AUGUST 12,

TONS. JULLIEN begs respectfully to inform the
Inlsabitants of Manchester and its vicinities that his

BENEFIT will take place TO-MORROW EVENING, (WED

NESDAYO the 12th instant; on which occasion he has deter-

mined to give, for the first time in Manchester, a repetition of

the BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL which took place last winter at

the Theatre

Royal, Covent-Garden,—

wh7ch performance of

the Works of Beethoven was pronounced by the Amateurs and

Professors of Music, as well as the Press, as the most perfect

ever heard in England,

The Orchestra will embrace the follewin; celebrated Artistes,

as well as several Trofessors of Manchester, Liverpool, and

Birmingham

Principal FLUTE

rrinCipal CLARINET-

and Ancient Concerts,•London.

Principal OBOE

Principal BASSOON.
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Mr. JANET

Pripcipal,HoßN

Principal Co R N ET-s -PI STON

—Herr K(ENIG

LEADER, for this occasion only

CONDUCTOR-

M. VIEUXTEMPS,

M. JULLIEN

The First Part of the Programme will consist entirely of

THE WORKS OF BEETHOVEN,

INCLUDINC

THE SYMPHONY IN C MINOR,

TIIE ENTIRE WORK COMPLETE

For farther particulari see BIM at the Musi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

With a -good and clear type

THE LIBRARY vOF FOREIGN ROMANCE.
Edited by J. C: JAMES, Esq. This Series will include
the nest works of the most eminent authors of France, Spain,
Italy, Germany, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Poland. &c., inva-
riably translated from the original languages; and the utmost
care will he taken to exclude every work or passage of an im-
moral tendency. Each work, when completed, will form a
volume equally suited for the drawing-room, the public or
private library or the tradesman's fireside. With occasional
exceptions, au entire work (equal to an ordinary three volume
novel) will he comprised in about four weekly parts ; and thus
furnish for Two Shillings (or I s. extra, bound in cloth) what has
hitherto only been attainable at a Guinea and a Half.

NOw ready, handsonclylpund in

Vol. 1., containing THE THREE MUSKETEERS, by A.
DUMAS, price 4s. 6d.
Vol. IL, containing LICHTENSTEIN, by W. HA UFF, price

NOVEL NEWSPAPER EDITIONS OF POPULAR WORKS.
This Series is published in Parts, svo, each Part containing one
or more complete works, with
out the the slightest abridgment,
and

A STANDARD LIBRARY EDITION OF THE MOST
POPULAR NOVELS, ROMANCES, AND TALES,
BY THE MOST ESTEEMED ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND CONTI

TENT.AI AUTHORS,

The Novel Newspaper. Series now extends to 82 Parts, and
each work is complete in a neat wrapper, at prices varying
from 6d. to 2s. each. Parts I to 80, may also be had in 18 vols.,
handsomely bound in cloth, ss. per volume. Catalogues for-
warded, on receipt of a postage stamp, to any part of the
kingdom._

Tile following Works have recently
series:— been published in this

and THE GODOLPHIN
Dy EUGENE SUE.
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IM PORTANT,

WARRApED SWEET FEATHERS FOR
BEDS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
47, GREAT CHARLOTTE-.STREET,
(Four Doors from Elliott-street.)

R. R n If T S S
(Late with . Geo. Pennell)
BEDSTEAD, PAIL 6E, MATTRESS, HAIR, FLOCK,
AN ATHER WAREHOUSE.

Lest manner ; Ma

re-made, &c

GILDING, DECORATIVE, & GENERAL FRAME

PLATE GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
AND

REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
52, BOLD-STREET,
(THE MUSIC-HALL

ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT DESIGNS
in CHIMNEY AND PIER-GLASS FRAMES are always
on view at the PAPIER MACHE MANUFACTORY. with Fifty
New and Beautiful Specimens in WINDOW-CURTAIN COR-
NICES.

THE Proprietor respectful! call the attention
of the Public to the gre advantage afforded them by
pnrchasing from the bona rle ihruf(Fturty, which will he
fawn hv unv dienrim inut;

arerooins

rIENTLEIrr FURNISHING inny combine supe-
rior tast ith zreat economy, in selectine their CH IM-
NE Y TOILET, and CH EVAL GLASSES, with their WINDOW

THE EXHIBITION' ROOM contains all the recent
Publications in ENGRAVINGS, with many others, Framed
in various Patterns, affording those who may require their
Engravings or Pictures Framm _

Several new Designs in rich GILT FRAMES for PORTRAITS
have recently been added to the Collection, and will be found
much lighter than Putty Composition.
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JOIN GOSEi.I. AND CO.'S
N_

fe.sme-gl, i j" 1:
BRANCH' EST .S.7II,ENT,
13, RUMFORD- CE, LIVERPOOL,
JOHN GOSH ELL an O. would call the particular atten-
tion of Shippers to th nrivalled character of their FASHION-
ABLE PERFUME , which is prepared expressly to suit the
Markets of Nort and South America, India, and the West
Indies.

Perfumery and Fancy Soap Manufactory, 12, Three}
King Court, Lombard-street; London.
Hair Brush Manufactory, 68, Upper Thames-street,
13, Rumford-place

THE ONLY MANUFACTORY IN LIVERPOOL

PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, JELLIES, BOTTLED FRUITS,
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, &c.,
NO. 14, GOREE-PIAZZAS.
TNGLEtY and COOK, in soliciting the patronage of
MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, and the Trade generally,
beg to observe that they conrt comparison between any of the
above Articles (which are Manufactured on the Premises under
the immediate superintendence of Mr. Cook) and the same de-
scription of Goods from the first London Houses, while, as
regards price, they can offer ve *derable inducements.
Samples can be had on appli nat the Warehouse.
INGL AND COOK

H Avy
SOLE AGENCY` OR PATF,NT PRESERVED MEATS,,
FISH, SOUP, &c.,
From tw of the best Houses in the Trade,
and can vend those essentially useful Provisions at such prices
as shall defy competition, and will Command a sale.
N.lt.-1. and C., when required, put up any of the above
Goods in Cases of One Dozen and upwards, suited to the various
Foreign Markets, and in the London style, with brand, 4rc.
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Kt the

, on the occasion of

A 16eres

visit. The Concert took place in the new S,tloon, and in
in ordor to ace.immodate the great number of performers,
the sides of the giroieettium were removed, to a:low of an

prow-r arratige nr
%pective leadess, t

:o

of the performer; tt

r Itwir re-
the matter

sprit. of the r.cea•iorr, Mons. JO-Ilico him' c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

THE ONLY MANUFACTORY

IN LIVERPOOL

PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, JELLIES, BOTTLED FRUITS,
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, &c.,
NO. 14, GOREE-PIAZZAS.
INGLEBY and COOK, in solicitin, the patronage of
AtERCHANTs, SH I POWNERS, and the Trade generally,
beg to observe `that they cm,rt comparison between any of the
above Articles (which are Manufactured on the Premixes under
the immediate superintendence of Mr. Cook) and the same de-
scription of Goods from the first London Houses, while, as
regards price, they can offer very considerable inducements.
Samples can be had on application at the Warehouse.
INGLEBY AND COOK

H \VS THE,
SOLE AGENCY FOR PATENT PRESERVED MEATS,
FISH, SOUP, &c.,
From tw • of the best Houses in the Trade,
and can vend those essentially useful Provisions at such prices
as shall defy competition, and will command a sale.
N. 8.—1. and C., when required, put up any of the above
Goods in Cases of One Dozen and upwards, suited to the various
Foreign Markets, and in the London style, with Brand, 4-e.

CARPETS. MOREENS. DAMASKS,
CHINTZ FURNITURES,
AND EVERY ARTICLE IN GENERAL FURNISHING.

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) and following days, several
large and valuable Lots of the above will be offered, at

Prices unprecedented for EXTRAORDINARY CHEA PA
KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS, first-rate new Patterns,
At Is. 3d., is. 6d., Is. 84d., Is. 10d.. and 2s. Id.

• At 2s. 6d., 35., and 3s. 24.
STAIR DITTO, at 2s. sd. and 2s. 9d.
ALBERT TWILLS, at 114 , 1444., Is. 6d., Is. 9d., Is. 104.,

)41.. and Is. 4d

VENETIAN, &c., DITTO
i3d.. 94d., Ild., Is. Id., Is. 24,
D It U G G E T S, yard and a half wid
At Is. 4d., Is. E.d., Is. lid., and 2s. 3d.
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THE ORANGE INSTITUTION.

A meeting of contry grand c•ffirera, and other influen•
tial members of the Orange Institution. convened by cir-
cular and public adaerti:enie•.t, was held at the Town-
hall of Enniskill, n, on M n.lsy. the 3i of Augu4. 1846,
for the ourpope of orgati'zina the Orari,emPti geticrolly,
and forming a Grand Orange Lodge for Ireland._

tilUtio.

Under a iosifire engagt,

..ent to sail
_first vessel, or !Weil
...nd now loading in the Prince's Dock.
For SINCAPORE, direct,
The fine English-built Barque HUDSON,
Capt. GEORG . TEBBOROUOH ;
AI; 210 tons; co ed; a remarkably fast
and in every respect a st-rate convevance,—b
freight, &c. apply to

*kw
.

.—tor terms or
nd J. TYRER.

despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
be very fine Ship JOLLY ROBIN,
JOIINT BEVERLY, Commander ;
retrister ; Briti i t ; coppered, &c. ; is
a first-rate conveyance for fi c s, and classed A I at Lloyd's
for twelve years.—For s of freight or passage apply to
Messrs. JAMES Pootti nd C,a., or to W. and J. TYRER.
The SANDFORD is cleared out, and will sail This Afternoon,

Has a great part of her cargo engaged, and will hare quick
pa 4:.
44:6.1*
• 371 ton

wind peimi tiny

h

ZUtOt

To sail on Ike 91A ,vepfember.
For DE RA,
e Shi A NDBACH
W ELLIS. Commander.

For freight or pacsaee apply to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co,

To sail in all the month.
For MADEIRA and BARBADOS,

The Barque MISCHIEF
D. Lawil:,,,3Leater.

LAAg.

tosporV-
To see . epic-other.
For BARBA , the ship HIGGINSON,
W. owl, Commander.

For terms of freight or passage apply to
(One concern.) BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON

Marti Otero.

BALTIMORE PACKETS, SAILING MONTHLY.
To he despatched an the leth instant,
The first-class American ip HARGRAVE,
Capta. . AILEY ;
510 tons ; cop and copper-fastened ; and in
-•-=-* every respec lost desirab!e conveyance for goods
or passengers.—For t rms of which apply to the Captain, on
board. Victoria Dock, or to BROWN, i-111PLEY, and Co.
Freight will be collected at the rate of four dollars eighty
cents to the pound sterling.

To sail about the 25th instant.
For BALTIMORE,
`mot: The fine first-c!ass American Ship REPUBLIC,
Captain D. C. LANDS
°‘ 700 tons; coppered and copper-fastened; and a
most desirable conveyance ods or passengers,
for terms of which apply to Ca • ANDIS, on board, Vic-
toria Dock, or to

BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight will be corCd at the rate of four dollars eighty
cents to the pound sterling.

To be despatched This P. fhe 11th instant,
For NE\V ORLEANS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

NERVOUSNESS CURED,

GIVEN AWAY, Four Chapters on the History and
Physiology of Nervous Complaints, and on the New Dis-
coveries and peculiar Treatment by which they may be com-

tamely auu Kruutuemay retuuveu. wun as Innen Certainty RS
other diseases, by the ordinary means. By P. MACDONELL,
M.D., (late President of the Royal Physical Society of Edin-
burgh.) With an Appendix of Cases and Testimonials_

'thee Pamphlet will be franked to any address on receipt of
two Postage Stamps.
" The simple fact that the topics treated in this little work
have constituted the legitimate study of the writer, (who, be-
sides being a legally qualified medical man of 30 years' expe-
rience, has occupied the president's chair in one of the first

Scientific Institutions in -Europe,) is of itself a sufficient re-
commendation to the sober and thoughtful perusal of all who
feel interested (and who does not ?) in the new and startling
truths it enunciates ; at the same time that it furnishes internal
evidence c-editably to distinguish its talented author from the
mob of ignorant and unqualified pretenders."—Chronicle.
ADDRESS.—Dr. 'MACDONELL, 7, Northumberland-street,
Trafalgar-square, London.

NOTICE.----Foi the convenience of Country Patients, Dr.
NIACDONELL is professionally represented in Liverpool by Mr.
BARNETT, who may be Consulted. daily, on the rationale of
1)r. M.'s treatment, at 62, Russell-street, where the Pamphlet
can be obtained on application, either personally or by letter.

THE LIBRARY OF FOREIGN ROMANCE.
Now publishing, in Weekly Parts, price Sixpence, each Part
containing 96 pages, post Bvo, printed on fine paper,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

CommtVatiOn•row

A BIT OF DEVONSIIIILE.—Mr. Justice Platt "brought
out" a Devonshire buy in good style last week at Exeter.
and evidently enjoyed the fun. In a case of arson, one of
the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve
years of age, whose business, he said, was to "go about
'long wi' mother." Feting "visit." He stated tbat he
was on an arch over the tunnel, about vower o'clock in
the arternoon, and zeed smok a' coming out o' the back
h'uze; he know'd 'twas vower o'clock, 'cos he thought
when was a tap o' th' arch that his mother wid'n catch
him to whop him. The Judge : When did you expect
your whopping. that evening ? Boy : When her catch'd
me.—Judge: What made you go upon the arch? Boy :
Cos I could zee her a coming.—Judge : And then you
could bolt eh ? Boy : Eees, zur, my loard.
MADAME CATALANI.—Madame Catalani, by her
wonderful powers, brought the Italian Opera into general

not ce, and drew crowds of persons to the theatre, who
before knew it only by name. Her fine figure and fa,cina-
tingcountrnarce, with the charm of her acting and singif.g,

to which every one

splendid endowments, however, proved the destruction of
the opera. The sum she demanded absorbed a great por-
ttioinkolinftghi receipts, and the other parts were filled with
thesatellites. purpose
second rate performers. Finding herself a star among
twin
shoef itoontkrodtheucling
iberstyonoefsmfourteticanting the
t;
opera for
the
piece, in order to exhibit her peculiar powers. Clsss fan
tulle was the first °pet a brought out of Al.ozirt, s in which
W
Catalani sustained the principal part. hile reh,arsing
cavatina, which she had prepared herself to sing, the
heard some instruments that incommoded her, and stopped
short, saving:" What is that you play ?" " The horn•,
madame," replied the performers. " Horns! have nu
horns ;" and, turning to the clarionets, said. " I like not
that ;•ent the elarionet out ; I'll have none of dees instru-
ments." As the only object was to see and hear her, thi4
cliottnietinhu.se through
sd
thana hundredsevef al
thseoausstionned.
pb w
oy
an which she
Gar gaineder
.—,,
Muic and Friends,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

AND WILT-.

LEAVE THE M E Ig4c-ririt IDGE ON

4:tell/
TUFSDAYS,
THURSDAYS, ine o'clock in the
A N n Morning.
SATURDAY

At the Menai itrytcppiy to Mr. R. HUMPHREY, Jun. ; at
Liverpool, to PRICE and CASE.
On SATURDAY 'next, the 15th instant, the CAMBRIA
will sail for BEAUMARIS and BANGOR at a Quarter before
Four, Afternoon, and will leave BANGOR on MONDAY next,
the 17th instant, at Six, Morning. precisely.
FARES FOR THIS ROUND. . _

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The PRINCESS ROYAL sails from PRINCE'S PIER-HEAD
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AUGUST

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arrive in time for the Princess.
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On arrival of the Train which leaves Glasgow at Three o'clock

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WEDNESDAY.

On account of whom it ma concern

at the Brokers' dale-room, 1Q North John-street
The fol owing WOOL, viz. :
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6 Bags Alpaca

Per sundry ships.-2 Apply
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Brokers' Office, 1

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Per Unicorn.—Apply to 3 A yin KING, Merchant, or to
B BYS, FOSTER, and Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

Mr. RICHARDSON

-31 r. LAZARUS, of the Philharmonic

M.BAUAT, of her Majesty's Theatre

—M. BAUMANN, of the Philharmonic

and Ancient Concerts, London

Principal VIOLIN—Mr. BAKER

Principal TENOR.

M. ROUSELOT, Director of the London

Eleet'noven Quartette Society

Principal TENOR—M. HILL, of the Beethoven Quartett So-

CONTRA BASSES-

—Signor CASOLANI, of her Majesty's
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

IMPROVEMENT COMMITTER

The proceedings. %limo mentioned that Mr. Brasvey
had given up his purchase of land to the park, were con-
firmed.

FINANCE COMMITTEE

The proceedings wt re confirmed.
A letter from Mr. Willoughby, complaining of the
hostile and unfair competition commenced by the commis-
s otters, by putting up on their boats. " Birkenhead, by
Wundsiae,' by which parties were led to believe th .t to
be the only ferry, and strangers staying at Willoughby's
hotel were put to great inconvenience.
The CHAIRMAN said that the mistakes and inconveni•
ease preponderated on , the other side ; as strangers going
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

ROYAL ASSEMBLY' ROOMS,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
MR. LOVER, Author of " Rory O'More," has the
honour to announce
TWO FAREWELL NIGHTS,
TO-MORROW, (iVednesday,) the 12th, and FRIDAY next,
the 14th instant,
Previously to his departure for America.
On this occasion Mr. LOVER, in ition to a selection of
the best Anecdotes and Songs o s former Entertainments,
will sing his last new and m -admired Song of " Watch you
well by daylight," and r e his entirely New Comic Story of
KISHOQUE," neyeir before given in public.
Admission". ; Reserved Seats, 35.; Gallery, ls.
Tickets and Programmes at the principal Music Warehouses.
Doors open at Half-past Seven, Performance to commence at
Eight o'c:ock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

SMITHFIELD CATILE M %itKET.—YrwrpeanAv

The arrivals of Beasts fresh upthis morning were seasonably
large, though not quite so extensive as those reported on this
day se'nnight. The attendance of buyers being numerous, and
the weather more favourable to slaughterinz, the Beef trade
was steady, and, in some instances, the quotations had an up-
ward tendency. Notwithstanding the numbers of Sheop were
very extensive. the demand for that description of Stock was
rather brisk, and last week's prices were firmly supported. In
Lambs, the supply of which was good, a steady business was
doing at late rat's. The Veal trade was dull, y•.!t prices ruled
about stationary. Piss went off heavily at our quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

TITE 'CI-VIRPOOI, STANDARD.

imperial Varliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNnaIt.
The royal assent wbs given to a great number of bills,
the titles of which wilt be found in our summary of par_
liamentary business. There were two public bills
vanced a ptage without d F

:ussio❑

HOUSE OF COMMONS
as a suopty night, and "
d with a nut

-11 MONDAY

to custom, occn
bates

ACY EVANS

DJ of military s

the British army was I Sir:NiCt

The pe

ntlemen compiamed
hpen tralepn hty

ly pleased to direct in- be postponed till Monday week.
luction of the prriod of The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER submitted that
unlimited term this hilt should be read a third time now. That must be
:.ruits, diminish dune in order to make any amendments upon it. When
f the service." the amendments were aereed to between the Chairman of

Ott , the motion, of the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- ' cipated, the payment of the •dicidends suspended, the
entQuait, the Court of Common Pleas Bill was read a salaries of all public officers reduced one-fourth, and the
third rime and pissed
governu ent compelled to adapt ruinous laws to meet the
The reports on the Conyhold Commission Pill, on the exigencies of the dayi added to which, a great portion of
Turnpikes Continuance 8.11, on the Stock-in-Trade Bill, Southern Mexico was in open revolt against the govern-
- on the Highway Rates Bill, and on toe Loan Societies gpaent. which had been forced to despatch the troops
ad- Bill, were also agreed to, and the bills were ordered to be destined for the frontiers to the disturbed districts.
read a third time on Friday. The Californias had declared their independence cf
The Forms (assessed taxes) Bill was read a second time Mexico, and orders, transmitted by the American govern-
-committee on Friday. ment to their senior officer off Vera Cruz, had been for-
.- was, according The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then moved the warded through Mexico to Commodore Smith,in command
rof miscellaneous de- third reading of the Spirit Licenses and Du•ies Bill. of the American squadron in the Pacific, to seize on every
- Mr. R. YOEKE, Mr. WARLEY, Sir !up i -

exican port on that coast.
The states of Durango and Chihuahua were about
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

THE C.,URT 4r FASHIONABLE WORLD.

The Queen and Prince Albert, the Queen of the Bel-
gians, the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred. the Princess
Royal, the Princess Alice, and the Princess Helena arri-
ved at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, at six o'clock on
Friday afternoon, from town. The Royal suite consisted
of the Countess of Chariemont, the Countess Vilain
XIV., the Dowager L,dy Lyttel'on, t olonel Bowles,
Major A. d'Hanins de Moerkerke. Dr. Prretorius, Lord
Allred Paget, and the Hon. Captain Gordon.
The Treasurership of the Household has been at length
filled up by the appointment of Lcrd Robert Grosvenor.
It was originally offered to Viscount Duncan, M.P. for
Bath, and declined on the ground that he was pledged to
promote the repeal of the window-tax. This office ranks
next to that of Lord Chamberlain, and must be held by a
Privy Councillor.
- - -

_
It is expected that her Majesty the Queen Dowager
will return to England from her continental vis.t at the
end of this month. _ .

Tne marriage of Viscount Seaham, second son of the
Marquis of Londonderry, and Mary Cornelia, only
daughter of Sir John Edwards, of Garth, in the county of
Montgomery, was solemnized on Monday week, at Saint
George's. Hanover-square, in the presence of a numerous
circle of the friends of t•oth families.—Globe.
MARRIAGE IN Hiatt Lirw.—Tbe nuptials of Miss
Augusta Peel and Lord Henley, took place on Thursday.
at St. Peter's Church, Eaton-square. The ceremony
was performed by the Right. Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Bath and Wells. After the ceremony, a sumptuous
d6efiner was given by the Very Rev. the Dean of Wm-
crater, at the town residence, in Eaton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

jlrP*• f' rt.

POETRY,

THE MOTHER'S GRAVE

From the Dublin Uni

We'rp knr d .

w I y

And ti ges W th
lAtu,re happy c h.lureu ey rt

Btit we may not

We're driven from onr h
We wai,d

And Beek our Are
AIL mother. whE

We pass,
And we

And pe
0. heat

ie shadow of
4h! so like 01

And gleam'd u on a 1
Whq hue t Ht her

rs t.) kne

We notiLf

ip n that

thy dyht - bed

Alien we so. bi

w neir a r4,tvid ,t. er

ti hen you ti

He %%Iv, can dry the orphan's tear

No glaJ hearth have
No e, arroli's eye' ea

to kneel nt eventide

Ant ditity at thi.

And p ,ur uu

Oh I were We by tt
Reckless or bloom'

quiet in the earth

of the rheertut he

But 4e shall t,sl w otter—eh, pat told us w

And mert—oh, j y

We're k
It beam
Th -re's

rave. mot

rton you, hill's brow

And mingle on th's lonely sod, 'ueath which ynu s

O'CONNELL'

3 LAST WHEEL.

Alter :Mon

ut whcuever."

Varewel ! hnt when c
Thßt hurts
IN hen y

vs the di- e,nsolAte hnnr
wri the Whigs from th .ir e,veteit power,
vin e ag-ori tile poor spalpeens to do,
Itt,nteutht, the tr end who'll he even with yna.
Tom Steel, and the paid ones his thee, is m ty di dain ;

Hr m y oven bet ck'd in the c

It it now

verdant brow

d laugh, with whom we used tc

nee thou went borne

ier, the home we lov'd Co well

or our own bright

r old arm-chair
ot clay

our lips were taught to

spirit flel

for God li.d wili'd it

d calm the orphan's woe

I.fraught heart before t..e orphan's

Re, nor abed one tear of woe

Meson hna left it how

flaw so-coinoti from each

—By Sarah Parker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

A.IIITiED

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
upon recommendation

29 I Cured
Relieved and at own request g
25 Attending as Ont. Patients 22
Irregular
5i Died
Remainincin the Hospital.. 93.
W. H. Bainbrigge, Consulting Surgeon,
William Gill, Esq., Surgeon for the week.
House Visitors, Thos. !dam and Duncan M'Viccar, Esqrs.
House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilderslei.ves.

Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
Chaplain Rev. Wm. Hughes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

gerated terms of praise of the conduct of his subordinates.
Of himself, however, of course, he could say nothing.
His junior officers, however, will not permit injustice to
he done him. One of them, writing to his correspondent
in New Orleans, for example, says, " The General be-
haved most gallantly. In the second battle he was more
exposed than any one else ; and there be sat, part of the
time, giving his orders, with his leg ' cocked over' the
pummel of the saddle, unheeding the solicitations of the
staff to retire."—Letter in the New York Herald.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

Runciman. or
MARGARET, d
Oil the lath

THOM

RIDE, 4., or
gaugnter of JAMES FEENY, Esq., formerly of
On the 15th instant. at St. Michael's Church, "t
P MARSHALL, of

Hesket

to WINIFRED, second diughter c
WILLIAMS, formerly manazer of the

at Wary( ick.h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL,

St. Helena
Maranham
Mauritius

Mobile

to share

—Netepc
—Lochg

North and South Wal

reat IVcstern
Ditto Half EL
Ditto quarter.

3oole and Dor
Indderstield C

lull and Se
Ditto half
Ditto qua]

2illnverneis and Perth
6illpatvich and Bury St. Behr
l4iliendal and Windermere .
40 Lancaster and Carlisle

Ditto pi

I t !Liverpool and Bury
I New

London and Birmingham Ex

New shares

New £5O s
n and York

,olLongridge and Frestcr

26 !Leeds and Bradford
27a, Leeds and Bev sbury

New shares

to (Leeds
ia Lynn

and Think
,rd Dt.rella

15 Lynn and Ely
40 Manchester and 11irrninghan
4 Quarter shares (A) ••
1 Quarter shares (C)
Manchester & Birmingh. Con
Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grin
93 %Sandie

ton, & linty
5 I Manchester, Sheffield tit Midl

Q 2 I Hanel

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sit
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16s d 13s
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CI p 84
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TO BE SOLD OR LET

TO be SOLlii,'.l;y VIIVATT TREATY, One large
HOUSE, Great George-street, 45 feet front by 182 feet 9
inches deep ; One DITTO, Upper Duke-street, and corner of
Cornwallis •street, with 4500 yards of LAND; also, upwards of
Nine Hundred Thousand Yards of BUILDING LAND, in Lots
to suit Purchasers ; One commodious FAMILY HOUSE, with
Coach-house, Stables, &c., and about One Thousand Two
Hundred yards of LAND, Dean-street, Edge-lane.
To be LET, some very eligible COUNTRY RESIDENCES ;
also, several excellent HOUSES in town, as well as HOUSES
and SHOPS in some of the principal thoroughfares. A List of
upwards of Two Hundred HOUSES, and above a Million
square yards of LAND, for SALE, may be had on application to
WM. WILLIAMS, House and Land Agent,
47, Ranelagh-street.

APERSON of respectability is desirous of obtaining
a PARTNER in the BREWING BUSINESS, who can
advaricefrom .400 to .500. He is a practical Brewer, and
has a safe connexion, which is capable of great extension, but
will even-now realize a very handsome surplus.
Letters, post paid, addressed to Z. L., Standard-office, will
be duly attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

THE ONLY "MANUFACTORY IN LIVERPOOL

PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, JELLIES, BOTTLED FRUITS,
FLAVOURING ESSENCES,
NO. 14, GORSE-PIAZZAS
TNGLEBY and COOK, in soliciting
1 MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, and the Wade ge._
beg to .observe that they court comparison between any o
above Articles ("which are Manufactured on the Pr,,'
the initnediate

he patronage or

vpfrintendenc

a•a•s; &. A&MI
scription of Goods from the frst LCinCGTHouses, while
regards price, they can offer very considerable induceme
Samples can be had on application at the Warehouse.
INGLEBY AND COOK

RAVE TETE
SOLE AGENCY FOR PATENT PRESERVED MEATS,
FISH, SOUP, &c..

From ter) of the

st Houses in the Traci(
ly useful Provis

ns at such prices

Ls shall defy competitio:
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ty of the above

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with Brand,7,S:c

TO ARTISTS AND AMATEURS. I
NEW WATER COLOURS, IN CAKES,
PREPARED WITH WAX.

',fESSRS. REEVES and SONS, 113, CREAPSIDE,
LONDON, beg to submit to the Nobility, Profession, and
Public, their NEWLY-INVENTED WAX WATER COLOURS,
which, after long and laborious study, they have brought to the

highest state off` perfection
prepared, being the medium used in tt
Colours, the old method of Gum is entirely
combine brilliancy.• transparency, and den

Pure' N

a Wax, chemically

inufacture Qf these
ed_ They

Artist to depict Nature inn all it
with a truth hitherto unobtaina
of old, with
dissolve with

le with the C

or destroying-the transparency or brilliancy ; and in th
est depths can only be equalled, not surpassed, by oil.
Messrs. REEVES, after carefully investigating the p. -
qualities of Wax, have been enabled to deprive it of all its ole-
aginous properties, and reduce it to the texture of a Water
Gum, at the same time retaining all its original richness and

brilliant effect.
The Testimonials received from the most eminent Artists
➢iessrs. REEVES have had printed, and will forward them (free)
to any party wishing for the same, upon application at their
Warehouse, No. 113, Cheapside, London.
Sold by most of the Booksellers and Stationers.

BY THE QUEEN'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN EMBOSSED GILDINQ AND
ORNAMENTAL WORK.

JAMES CLEMENTS AND SON.
9, BOLD-STREET, and 58 and 60, .RICHMOND-ROTT;

LIVERPOOL,
EG most respectfully to thank their numerousB.'Friends and Customers for their very liberal support,
and to inform them that they_ have taken the extensive Pre-

No 9, BOLD-STREET
)or to the Palatine Clb

WHICI

HEY OPENED ON WEDNESDAY LAST
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

MONTHLY FASHIONS.

TN order to testify the most effectually his apprecia-
tion-11- of the extraordinary patronage already bestowed upon
his efforts in the above important branch, the Proprietor
respectfully announces, that, regardless of expense, visits are
regularly paid to the first Metrapolitan and other Markets, in
order to secure, in all their fre d novelty, as they
appear, in rapid successio ie various 'Clioice and elegant
adaptations suitable tot progressive advances of the season.
The highest autl sties of the most celebrated West-end
Milliners, whose alents are employed in contributing to the
tastes and elegancies of the haut ton are consulted, from whom
Patterns are obtained, thus enabling

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 & 62, OLDHALL-STREET,

To present to the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity, all the
advantages that could arise from a visit to the various tem-
ples of fashion in the most exclusive quarliers of London and
Paris.

J. B. especially solicits attention to the numerous selections
made this past week, and which are

• NOW READY FOR INSPECTION.
A. most extensive variety of exquisitely tasteful SHAPES and

NEW TRIMMINGS, in

PARISIAN, FANCY, AND DRAWN BONNETS

Several unique styles in
HEAD-DRESSES, DRESS CAPS, &c.
A profusion of beautiful
FRENCH CAP AND BONNET FLOWERS,

FEATHERS, &c. &c

THE TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Will be conducted, as hitherto, GRATUITOUSLY, and with

a constant and careful attention to the
FIRST FASHIONS OF THE DAY

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

HOUSE FURNISHING

PARTIES about to FURNISH will do well
to call at M. ELLIS'S, 76, Lord-street,
where they will have an opportunity of selecting their
CABINET GOODS from one o the largest Stocks
in Liverpool; also an ease c oice of every de-
scription of CARP 'NG, at least 500 different
Patterns ; Londo and Bristol OIL CLOTHS, to any
dimensions; ATHER BEDS, HAIR, FLOCK,
WOOL, and SPRING MATTRESSES. (5.e., 5-e.,
THE ORIGINAL CARPET STORE,
76, LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

TO SILK MERCERS, HOSIERS, AND HABERDASHERS.
TO be DISPOSED OF, by TENDER, the valuable
and well-selected STOCK of the respectable and old es •
tablished concern of Messrs. RICHARDSON and CONCIIIIIIN,
No. 20, Church-street, Liverpool, consisting 'of Linens, Flan,
nels, Blankets, Broad Silks, Shawls, Merinos, Lace, Hob-
dashery, Gloves, Hosiery, Manchester and Scotch Good'
The Stock may be vu.”--
hours of Ten

and Five, and forms of Tender, with all further
-culars, may be obtained from WM. Lycrrr, Esq., Gutter-
ae, London ,• ROBT. CHADWICK, Esq., (Messrs. J. and N.
PHILLIPS and C 0.,) Church-street, Manchester; on the Pre-
mises; and of HARMOOD BANNER and Scy, Nn 1,4 n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16

June 16, 1816

Wantcb.

ST: AUGUSTINE'S NATIONAL SCHOOL, EVERTON.
WANTED, a MISTRESS for the GIRLS'
SCHOOL. Salary, £45 per Annum, with the privilege
of a House at £5 per annum rent.
Testimonials as to character and qualifications to be sent to
the Rev. Dr. TATTERSHALL, Shaw-street, on or before the 2d
of July.

LiPERSON of respectability is desirous of obtaining
a PARTNER in the BREWING BUSINESS, who can
advance from £4OO to £5OO. He is a practical Brewer, and
has a safe connexion, which is capable of great extension, but
will even now realize a very handsome surplus.
Letters, post paid, addressed to Z. L..
be duly attended to.