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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

e death of the Rev. F. L, iYArville

v: Frederick Charles Cary, 8.A., of Worc____
as been presented to the Curacy of Tadley, Hants
v. Mortimer Tylee, 8.A., of St. Edmund Hall
(resented to the Curacy of Hatherleigh, Devon.
v. Win. Kingdon, late of Exeter College, Curate
;one, Cornwall, has been presented to that Rector,
the death of the Rev. J. Kingdou
of the Rev. J. Kir

gdon.
M.A., formerly of Queen's

ley. Thomas Calvert,

resented to

vich ; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Norwicb.
Richard Luney, M.A., formerly of Magdalene
ridary of Exeter, Curate of St. Andrew's Chapel,

Vicarage of Kings:

stow, D

Lord Chancelle

award Symonds, Esq.. 8.A., of Linco
tn the Curacy of St. Andrew's, Plymouth

C3llege,

arish immediately

in March

8.A., formerly of St

ridge, Vicar of S

a St. Bernard

s. vacant by the death

die.
ie Vi ca rag

.m with Ex

o the Vicarage of Paul with Thorngurn-
int by the death of the Rev. L. Bird ;

patron, the Archbishop of York.
Rev. Richard Allnutt, 8.A., of St. Peter's College, Cam-
bridge, to the Perpetual Curacy of Wicken, Camdridgeshire.
Rev. Charles Frederick Childe, M.A., of Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, Curate of Norfolk-street Chapel, and
Principal of the Church Missionary College, Islington, to
the Sunday Evening Lectureship of Bow Church, Cheapside.
Rev. Abraham Epworth, to the Rectory of Ingoldistborpe,
,4o • - the death of the Rev. J. Hoste; patron,

k, vacant by

e Rev. L. Cooper.
Rev. W. H. Elwyn, to he Chaplain of H.M.S. Endymzon.
Rev. John Gooch, 8.A., of Caius College, Cambridge,
to Second Master of Heath School, Halifax, to the Curacy

of Stanningley, l
William Henr

—sq., 8.A., of Catharine Hall, Cam-
.,... Master of Heath School, Halifax,
scant by the resignation of the Rev. J. Gooch.
John Cole, Esq., 8.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge,
cond Master of Huntingdon Grammar School.
J. Dallas, Curate of St. Luke's, Chorlton-on-Med-
ck, Lancashire, to be Minister of the same, vacant by tilt
signation of the Rev. J. Hepworth • --- Mrs. F

to be S

to be Se

patroness

km Harry Car
the enr.,,, nf I

Trinity College, Cambridge,

w, M.A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

-consitieraticm
of the Britisl

Ind he exercis
borough's despatch (No

Nicholls

Sir Jasper Nicholls, c

.
that officer to issue such instructions as he " migl
necessary for the guidance of Major-General Polloc

in pursuance of that request General Nicholls, April 29,1842.
1 General Pollock to withdraw " every British soldier
alabad to Peshawur," and General Nott was at the
e directed to evacuate Candahar and retire upon
These instructions when issued, Lord Ellenborough
289), on the 6th May, 1812, sanctioned.
meanwhile, however. Lord Auckland

from J ei
same tin

Sukku

s. not, be it
Feb., 1842,

observed, Lord Eller
directing General Pollock, then in Peshawur, to withdraw 0
Jellalabad garrison, had reached General Nott at Candah
and as the communications the latter had pt
from Lord Auckland had in t
directions to main'

On tb

h he theref

i by Lorc
nistan sh

On the

1 (No. 2
1 1 been

Lich /18 it

of Ar

hen Lord AM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

ed his san

to Cabool

This
despatch is most important and satisfactory as a reply to
Lord Ellenborough's traducers; it shows that the policy
which he has subsequently carried out was that which he at
once determined on; that he was not impelled thereto by
orders from home ; that he from the first intended—
ster
Lord. Aucland did not—to punish the Affghans by

though
the in-

tliction of some signal and 'decisive blow ;" that the restora-
tion of the pcisoners was a prevailing object of his policy ;

that he reposed the greatest confidence in phis generals, and

atitude consistent with his objects
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

AY, FEBEITARY 21, 1843.

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Ulantrb.

WANTED, in a Widower's Family, an experienced and
respectable NURSE, to undertake the Management
of three young Children ; the youngest is five months old.
She must be equal to undertake the necessary sewing and
repairs attendant on them. None need apply whose cha-
racter will not hear the stricterst investigation.
Address, B. C., Standard-office.

ITANTED to RENT, a YARD, convtffient for Lauding
from the River.
Apply at the Standard-office.

WANTED to RENT or PURCHASE, a • gotad com-
fortable FAMILY 110 USE, containing frotn seven
eto ten Bed-rooms, and other conveniences, ith Coach-
house. Stabling, and a good Garden :it wit two miles of
the Exchange would be preferred. Posses ton will be re-
quired previous to the Ist July next.

- Address, with particulars of situation, rent, &c.,
to Box M 139, Postuffice.

I'TANTED, a PEitSON who writes a gooOnd, and is
V quick at accounts, to take cuarge of e Sales in a
Warehouse, in the Metal Trade, and to /keep Workmen's
Time. A Person who has a knowledge of Brassfounder's
or COppersmith's Business would be pref red.
Address, post paid, L 58, Postoffiee, Liverpool.

ffi d-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 18.

DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
In-patients cured
Relieved and at own request 7 ) Out-patients . /
Made Out-patients ....• ... 1 Casuals during the last week 9
Dead irregular

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson.
Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
House Visiters, Edward Gibbon and John Cropper, jun., Esqrs.
House Surgeon . Mr. Brandreth.
JAMES BOLD, Treasurer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

amour, and b:

_ ad small print
to enjoy God's greatest blessing—Sight I free from
i to be grateful, and do recommend your
A. Z. M., Nottingham.

bled to

thout the aid of

all I know

The following is one

of Don G. Lobe's letters :
Havannah, 14th August, 1841

fence and supply of E

Snuff on the 15th

13th October last year ; howeve

of asking

•-•• ucus.mul
astone's Eye Snuff, I take
to forward by first ship 1500 more

as last
Messrs

and Co., Crutched

nt received
le Zugasti,

f Span

tORD'S DAY SOCIETY
NIEETING d°:00 Priem

ety will

J. WILSON, EI
kyLEE, 8.A., C

r to be

he Hon

ELAND

SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY FOR 11l
MO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, the
the ANNUAL
CHRIST CHURCH,
MARKS, D.D., Dea
Dublin, and a

SERMON

s Vicar of Si. Pat

The ANNUAL ME ETINC
ILIARY ASSOCIATION w
ScOOOL Room, Christian-stn

hen the Rev. Dr. MARKS

men will attend, a'

th the progre

Chair torbe-taken% at Hal
FIELDING OULD.

Education in IrelanC

kRRIVAL OF THE u

"ALEDONIA

The Royal Mail St
from Boston and Halif
on Tuesday. " all well,"

came up tt

,t thirteen days and three hour

she encoa

run. St

2d instant; reached Halifax a

the morning of the 4th ; sailed he,

same day, and at half-past
N.W. lightship. It will b

.t a 4-.. E

übjmned, to

a ssage, were from the
:•N

g a little west only on one
•s, of whose names a list

)rought 58 pas.

he Rev. J. T

3), the Rev. EDWARD

LIVERPOOL AUX-
d, in CHRIST CHURCH

d othe

n the Rev

iver at 11 o'cloc

from the latter port c

3ole time, was a fin,

lock on the fore

3-ast 12 at noo

.st of th

.nd occasionally from th

will be four
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

f I had tried

,nrchaseil a 1

and was greatly relie

t, and make
Snuff curet:

at it wa

answer a

your I

To Wm. Grimsto

my son, who was suf
Deafn

e had used ha

abled him to follow his profess

:er, Surgeon, 2, Cross-

To W. Grimst

SIR,—I have

with tr

n afflict

led with

yes, for which I

ugh I am in

A any respectabl

Sir, 1 s

Edgeware-rc
could not do jus'

tantaneous. My E

Bs., 4s. 4

Eve S

mister, opeuv' -
a before I re,
sth if
_r

Broad-.

10th D

I lan; no,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Lst 7 o'clock, A.M., abreast of the N.\

Lightship.
On the 14th instant, in lat
British Barque Crusader

pool, out 32 days

g. 17 25, spoke the

from Savannah, bounA to Liver-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

clay at a

11r. Adie, Dr. NV;
an opinion tbat
shown, which v

ii it w

conversion of iron into copper w

iou in t

Lese sera!

be converted into copper. The modern practice
Iticed of sending, from towns, clippings of tinned

ontents of

DW that some

:arried them oui

ke Morning Herald, and w

,ntain abundant
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Although contrary winds have continued to prevail, several
vessels have worked up since the beginning of the week, con-
taining, however, on the whole, but a very moderate fresh
supply of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal coastwise and from
Ireland ; and as usual of late, we have no foreign arrivals to
report; thus leaving the market very indifferently provided
w'th such descriptions as are more immediately wanted by
our dealers ; they have, notwithstanding, held off in antici-
pation of better supplies, and combined with the pressure
affecting other branches of business, the Corn trade up to
yesterday was unimproved in demand, without variation from
the rates previously quoted. Some inquiries existed for
foreign Wheats, but at prices generally so low, as to pre-
vent anything beyond a few limited purchases.
This day's market presented no new features • the attend-
ance of actual buyers was limited, and sales of Wheat, both
Foreign and Irish, proceeded slowly, at much the same prices
for the former, and, on account of the short supply, at the
full rates of Tuesday for the latter description. The farmers
being occupied with field labour during the present fine dry
frosty weather, scarcely a sample of country Wheat was
shown to-day.
English and Irish Flour was in fair request at the currency
of Tuesday last, but in American parcels we had little doing.
The few arrivals of Roundland and Chevalier Barley were
cleared off at 335. to 345. per quarter, and other sorts in pro-
portion : there was also rather more inquiry for the com-
mon descriptions of this grain.
In Malt, Beans, and Pease, no alteration, either as to de-
mand or value.

.
We ex penenced a better sale for Mealing Oats, and in the
absence of any adequate supply, our extreme rates were
more easily obtainable. Scarcely anything was, however,
done in Oatmeal, holders still requiring 21s. 6d., and there
being no buyers in any quantity above 21s. per 240 lbs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

)pper-mines in Wales, &C.,
issuing from the ore, they

•
annually sent from
_this and

not improbable but
.ian may .cross the Atlantic in a ves-
sel, part of the bottom of which is sheathed and protected
with plates of copper that were formerly the iron utensils in

so that it

that a gentle

be born

which his sumpttio.us meals were for years prepared!
A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Caine for his commu-

ELOPOSED PEI,

T POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION

The CHAIRMAN the

aght under the not

rs or a pro-
the town.
[ion had for
ost modern inventions

an address and prospectus from t

Permanent -Politer

" the exhibition

Tiering with other so-

and scientific dia.
: that the pro,
'ore it could begot ready for public reception ; but that having
IA that the prin.:

neouragement of our worthy Mayoi
1 of the first en - -

Is of se

;entlema
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

t not embarrass the Supreme Government

r any recognition.
General Pollock's army

holly u

advance on and re•occupy Cabool. I

Sir Jasper Nicolls had not, he

I the f

tention of withdrawing
le British forces iu Li

r Affgha
within ti

they may
India,"—

ation very (

as falsely alleged, the noble lord has been
abused. Still, however. Lord Ellenborot
wise principle which he at. first enunciat

in Affghanistan

rrison at Jellalabad in
rovided with adequate

1, not within ti

T Pass

Ind at no period did
1 within the Khyber ;
ice in the Commander-in-Chief Sir Jasper
d his own discretion. Lord Ellen-
-285) to General Pollock establishes

ble lord had by despatch (No. 261) to
I 19th April, 1842, expressly asked
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

BRITISH AMERICA.
Hibernia, S Rosaiter, 223 Halifax, N.S

Hope, T Tozer,
Intrepid, W Roberts,

EUROPE.
128 Almeira, W N Moore
138 Rotterdam, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

appear to them, to our own sUbj

draw u

mately from A

tkifghans

; punishment

nistan, not from any deficiency

ntain our position

ie King we

and th,

at we with

as we were err

e has been placed

Td Ellenbor

,give, the suppbrt of the nation over which

'efused to ri

as Lord
least p(

le contra,

e told the commander-in-chief
we should retire as a conquering and not as a defeated

11 so far from being indifferent as to the release
ners the noble lord distinctly stated that their

of the r

was'` an ob

feeling and of honour

ct likewise deeply affecting us in point of
he rejected his predecessor's plan
, and suggested that
Ong that object was to take

regaining possession of them by purchase,

the most likely mode of ac

Lostages for their safety and release, and fo

hat purpose he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

ICE-CHAIN

Before I

residing at Liverpool
The dealings and transactions
it took place between the plait
and between the plaintiff and other persons

t the defe

ts, had

s ; and the bill

le defendant ha

set forth a

acts taken from
r to which he 1

e books w

:e when and from whoa

.
e defandant resided
hich had given
4" and the de-
The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY, the 10th of March next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-street,
in Liverpool.

THE mkss UAGE or DWELLING-H OUSE, No. 18,on
the west side of Daulby-street, in Liverpool, lately occu-
pied by Mr. Daniel Ledson, deceased ; containing in width
in front to Daulby-street and at the back severally 30 feet
2 inches, and in depth 107 feet 6 inches, (exclusive Of an area
of 12 feet wide to Daulby-street, or thereabouts,) bounded
on the north by a dwelling-house, occupied by Dr. Davidson,
and on the south by a House and Premises occupied by
Barstow, and at the back by a Common Passage of four
feet wide.

Tenure Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool,
For further particulars apply to CLAY and SWIFT, Solici-
tors, Union•court, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

teach Ison, 8.A., . of Sc. John's
to the Curacy of Shepton Mallet,

Nornersetshire.
Rev. W. Price, Curate of Llanrhyddlad, Anglesea, to the

i. by the death

in, Carnarvons

Jf the Rev. Eva; Lloyd ; patron, the Bishop of Bangor.
Rev. William Proctor Thomas, LL.B., Prebendary of
Wells, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
and Vicar of Wetheridge, Devon, to the Vicarage of Welling-
ton with West Buckland, Somersetshire, on
vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Jarratr

sown petition,

tog of fly
On Fri&
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

LOIVDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEB. 17.

PARTNARSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. I alglish and R. W. Dalglish, Liverpool, merchants—J. Harri•
son and J. Pearson, Liverpool, merchants—J. Schofield and J.
M`Cartney, Manchester, grocers—J. Williamson and I. Worthing-
ton, Manchester, card-makers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

heir God

on, and

li he was ally

were ci)ggin
be channel,

'ge iron

with the powde

Lters of the .0

of the identity of

.er, Pendleton

'he vict

naa u
Mrs. I

i built up in Chi

ksgiving, they a

t put it into the hear

for carrying its lau

,Ord, by Tb
their endea

and ended in Thee
Iromote the present
ures, and finally by
h the atoning merit!

Jesus Christ

Eieter Cathed

tyro sons

the met

rhaps be reme
ted in broad d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

exlremely important—in particular, the declaratior
shat, in following out, in legislation, the doctrines of
free trade, care must be taken to regulate the degree of
their application to the capacity of the community tc
sustain that application, without throwing establishe6
interests and institutions into disorder. Nothing, we
submit, can be sounder than this principle. It drew
forth, too, from Lord Francis

rton, a more strik

explanation of the cau,
hitherto prosperous condition, which is just no
fig the manufacturing classes, than we eve-
to have met with in so brief a form of

e of that revulsion of t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Joseph Ba

My dear Sir

letter, I have read the recent corresp.—
House and the Manager of the Grand Junction

dence between your

Without stopping-

letters to Captain. El uish, furt4e

than to express C

that you would have deprecated it had you been consulted.
I must say it could not be collected from those letters what
was the ultimate object of your House ; yours, however, to
me is definite and intelligible, and it would, therefore, be
waste of time discussing the former. . .

" It is due to you that I should with equal plainness give
you my opinion, that the Grand Junction will never adopt
the system of the London and Birmingham and the Man-
chester and Birmingham Companies, winch would, pri,cti-
cally speaking, give up being carriers. But, if the adoption
of the plan in practice on the Liverpool anti Manchester line ;
if the making to your House the same allowances off their
published rates which they make to their other customers
(in respect of delivery to or from any station) would satisfy
you, I can assure you of the perfect willingness of the Grand
Junction Company to make them, as also of their desire to
deal with you on, at least,, as liberal terms as with any other
customer.

" I Will only add that I deprecate, most sincerely, law. If
our people are acting illegally in anything, and you will let
me know in what respect, I pltdge myself that the Board
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

attempt to imPate t

absurd

sonal appearan

ing th

'e them

uzzled them-

about our r

y answered the purpose ta
eping our hands warm, being lined with fur. Only on
lan succeeded in turning out a pair at all resemblir

lisn glove
did not di

RANCI

LADY
MEN OF TH.

irt the city, and they had always plenty to d

BY THE WO-

the most picturesque sites in 'Syr

al occu

ended on bEgn mins, witn Ene snows or riermon above it
distance. -Its population must amount to some
and I had seen no buildings so respectable since
Our ascent lay on the other side, however, of the
which became more narrow and precipitous as we

at no gre,

thousands

Nablous

i. Itw

3 great number

and, as the Queen.of England's

ind in tbeir best dresses
st scene I ha

tnessed

s to burn incense

nflux of strangers- to the Fr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

MiIibLEWICA CORN MARKET, iliciatiTAav 14
d. b.

Wheat, old, %,) 7516

new,
Oats, old, k• 50th
new

Beans, x,, 601 b,

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, F 1,13. 18.
Supplies from all quarters are moderate, the demand equally so,
and the trade during the week has moved on slowly, with little al-
teration in the value of any article. The above remarks are ap-
plicable to the Liverpool and Wakefield markets of yesterday, nor
does the business transacted at our Exchange to-day call for any
particular additional observation. We have merely to state that
the value of each article is much the same as on this day week ;
but there is no life in the trade, and the demand for each is con-
fined to such quantities as are requisite for present consumption.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 20.
The very severe weather which we have experienced for the last
few days, has had a tendency of staying the downward progress
in the prices of Butter. Still there is much apathy observable in
the trade; consumers declining to touch anything beyond their
inimediate wants. The average rate of good Butters we quote at
7(s. Pickled Butter is in few hands, and the late currency (745) is
supported. There have been a few hundred barrels of Pork, of fair
quality, taken for shipment to the West Indies, at 45s to 47s lid per
brl. The trade, generally, both for this article and Beef, is how-
ever very dull. Bacon is in such limited demand, that we look
upon the prices as nominal at 34s to 365.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 17.
Sugar.—There has been rather more inquiry for B. P., and the
sales amount to 500 hhds, chiefly strong brown qualities, to the
Refiners, at rather lower prices. Holders of Bengal have sub-
mitted to a further decline, and in consequence have succeded in
disposing of 5200 bags ; Khaur at 44s 6(1, and good to fine white
at 64s 6d to 65s 6d per cwt. No sales of Mauritius. Foreign.-
50 cases good brown Pernambuco, of old import, have been sold at
I7s (d per cwt. No sales in Molasses. Coffee.—The demand con-
tinues very limited, the sales comprising only 60 casks of Jamaica,
at rather lower rates for ordinary sorts, and 100 bags and bris.
La Guayra, at 585 6d for middling, and 63s to 65s for good middling.
No transactions reported in Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento or Pepper.
Rice.-700 bags of Bengal sold at lOs to ha 6d, and 150 bags
damaged at gs per cwt. The business in Rum is limited to 40 puns.
of Demerara, at 2s sd to 3s 2d, and 80 puns. of East India, 30 per
cent. 0. P., at is gd per gallon.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEBRUARY 17.
A fair inquiry for Cotton to-day, and 4000 to 5000 bales
sold. The sales of the week are 27,910 bales, of which 4000
American have been taken by speculators, and 1000 by ex-
porters. Prices, as a whole, about id. per lb. lower since
this day fortnight, particularly in low American descriptions.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

New Y

was every prospect of

eather w

earlier than usual
Banks showed a larg
I this, of cou

Heir circ

ength and imparted liv
s estimated according

31st ultimo
T

he items of in:

steamer ari

anal growth in

o assume

he trial of Comm

they took to sup

cliarges- preferred by the

and opf

Bagot was nearly

being one-half of the whole
tured by the Mexicans, and

conflict, howe'
Mexicans wer

Texans were shot

It is stated that
_tl

mount of specie as compared witl
rse, created an impression
s to all

onied operation

oing Ex

once brough

ave 'ordered a court-martial for

ier Mackenzie and others, for the steps
the mutiny nn board the United States
Wackenzie has been arrested on three
Navy Department, viz. murder,
scion, and the third is not known.
iz new from Canada. All was quiet. Sir

'erect, and would soon leave tl

telligence from theirepublic'of Texas is of a d
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

COTTON MARKET, FEBRUARY 20

We are enabled to report a better state of things in our Cotton
market both in tone, feeling and increased demand ; fully 8000
bales have been sold at a shade advance of Saturday's prices, and
the market closes steadily, and with much firmness;—the supply is
nevertheless abundant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

here was nothin

Tian an (

iews by addu

1 of rocky masses

Dr. Waldie remarked th

ineering establi

,e action of
nal organi-

ordinary
I in the
at it was

'-mime, who had

nd on taking it out
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

and E.S.E

rate and

titb.--
and doe

Wind S., 121

—Wind S.W

g gales

) miles

190 miles

oderate br

s, and

thick foggy weather.
9th.—Wind S.W. and variable, 241 miles; moderate
breezes, and fine clear weather.
10th.—Wind variable, 196 miles ; moderate breezes and
fine clear weather.
11th.—Wind variable
breezes, and cl
12th.—Wind E.S.L
heavy head sea.
13th.—Wind E.S.K
breezes, and squally.
14th.—Wind E.S.E.
breezes, and a squally sea
15th.—Wind E.N.E
squally sea.
16th.—At ha
N.N.E

d E.S.I

s; moderate

weathe

breezes, and a

E., 165 miles ; strong

190 miles ; strong

strong breezes,

past 5 o'clock, A. m., Cat

Clear, bore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

_
,r instead of the hand-saw. They have
fine work, which, if we had not seen

,oth eyes

)US Oct

beyond all
eaton, and

shop, took

clio do so

Shall be happy to

rough work, they make use of a small sort of axt
rounded on one side. This answers the purpose of
In peaceful times, the streets of a Chin

city must

L. S. BI

q•
Yovember 6, 1841.
s. I inquired of some

ported from the root of the hous,
ing, or, in order to admit the lig!

,e. -Theseare either of
ht, are made of oyster-.

Had-ache4...l:Jccuarne s:t and

m. HAcKETT

!On's Mediterraz

gined that the work had beeu

them using, we should have ima
done with a chisel. The blade of it consists merely of a

re jagged with a sharp instrument.
he pattern to be carved is traced on the wood, and a hole
s bored in it, through which the wire is passed and made fast
to the handle, which is kept outside the wood : the drawing
4 my home. I is then cut out with the greatest care and accuracy. For all

a very tine appearance, from the way the front sideboards are
painted and gilded. The inside of the shops are protected
from the sun by screens extending along the streets, sup-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

y instruct

nurtur
.d in true fa

Thy ho]
eral sur

I grace,

1 and all of
• ulll , LIM

I and eternal
Thy mercy c

of him who died for

CTOP. tt

perished in the recen
inEr he had been atter

A BOMB-SHELL (
rssrs. Daniel Woc

,ed. It

s town
ht inch

It was the only one th

the de

bylon Atlas.

voltirrg murc

'ere Mrs

Hannah Partingtc

t of ti

'ery of t

ooa stet

Sown u

From various circumstances c

ye men, named Ja
antes Ashcroft, t

s Ashcroft, the el
younger, Willie!
ended, and tried

Robinson,
Baron Riot:

and the three,

shcrofts and Holden wer
calling their God to wit

-folden, (the uncle, we believe, of the man who was hung,)
iving at a very disreputable place, called Egypt, on the right
rand side of the road between Leigh and Chowbent, finding
imself on the point of death, confessed to two women.
-horn he called to the bed-side for the purpose, that he was
m perpetrator of the murder above referred to, but that he
id not commit the robbery. On the following day he died.
hs subject is far too painful for comment.—Manchester
ourier.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

health of the inhabi-

iaging forward so ma

ery re-

t

cannot

,Mould ex

nto the n

stantiat

I deal more

ISCI ICU, exasu
some of the most atrocious desecrations of the grave
• ic

arize th

evidence 01

may pa'

gem ; their statements ar

am Miller and other grave-di

mf that s

arnent in tne -••
gathering evidence to maintain his views, and in the I

them out, and brought forward stil

)filet has

necessary, to shoe

tters that appeared latel

ontents of the work are the nim

hich attracted very

Morning Hergii, and

s, autho-

tain abundant yenned statemer

titles all quoted ; and no reason to doubt is ieit to exis► nf
of Mr. Walker's assert'°

)ugh Liverpool now to a gre

dead in the capacious and beautiful cemeteries in her outs.
still buried in one or two of her crowded church-

the dead ar
It is, therefore, only nt
hlet and other of Mr. W

ary to draw

,tentior

s works to excite

to this pam

to the subject

public notice

He hath left Ms to my Sadness. Written by J. A. Pace,
Esq. ; composed by T. IL S. Pendleton.
• ,T.-

y ballad, reply

e with pathos ar

) are food c

ballad will not come

The w

the melody tasteful

xiety to c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

/I ESSRS. CRISP and HEALEY are instructed to
IVI SELL by PRIVATE TREATY, Three excellent
RESIDENCES, in Bedford-street, Abercromby-square, all
well tenanted, and paying about Seven per Cent. Also,
Two HOUSES, in St. George's-road, West Derby, well
tenanted, and paying Eight per Cent. Also, several well-
built HOUSES, in the neighbourhood of Falkner-square.
Messrs. CRISP and HEALEY, Auctioneers and Appraisers,
20, Slater-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

II may mai,

gave them ever
Was

e troops, and that above all he ent(
tained the idea of regaining dominion over Affghanistan

at once declare

would be a source of weakness

ather than strength in resis

ng the invasion of an army from

Having thus arranged with his Council at Calcutta the po-
licy which should govern future military proceedings beyond
the Indus, Lord Ellenborough at once hastened to the north-
western frontier to facilitate and superintend the operations
which that policy involved ; there he found that General
Pollock utterly dissented from the orders he had received
from Lord Auckland, and had pointed out (No. 203) the
danger and hazard which a sudden retreat from Jellalabad
would produce. Thus was Lord Ellenborough's previous

once confirmed by responsible mi-
eral Pollock, with the assistance of
le Sikhs, whom Lord Ellenborough had quickly restored

ary authori

se of the ob:

the British Govern-

I went, accordingly reached Jellalabad, and in anticipation of
is junction with the gallant Sale, Lord Ellenboro
261) from Benares to S

dressed a des

Nicholls, reiterating the opinion he had expressed on kith
March, " that military considerations alone should
direct

novements of

The position which General Pollock's force sholld occupy
during the hot months was therefore left in Sir Jasper's
hands ; on the ulterior destinations, and the mode in which
both Generals Nott's and Pollock's armies should retire,
Lord Ellenborough also sought counsel from General Nicolls ;
and he threw out (No. 262) the following considerations for
Sir Jasper's serious reflection and advice :
" If new aggressive movements upon Affghanistan should
be deemed to be necessary, it will be for our consideration

whether it may not be possible to select a new line of oper
tions leading directly upon Ghuznee, which may enable us

concentrate our forces, and to hold them in more immediate

and secure communication with India.
" It will, however, likewise be for consideration whether
our troops, having been redeemed from the state of peril in
which they have been placed in Affghanistan, and, it may
still be hoped, not without the infliction of some severe blow
upon the Affghan army, it would be justifiable again to push
them for no other object than that of revenging our losses,
and of re-establishing, in all its original brillianc
tart' character

:y, our mili-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
INTELLIGENCE.

On Monday last, J. W. Brama
elected a Scholar on Jackson's Foundation
The Rev. John Gorton, 8.A., of Wadham Colleg
been appointed Assistant Theological Lecturer at St.
Cumberland.

f Merton College, was

Bee's,

The Rev. J. Cave-Browne, M.A., of Wadham College, has
wen presented to the Curacy of St. Mary's, Lambeth.
The Rev. Wm. Webb Ellis, M.A., formerly of Brasenose

Minister of St. George, Albemarle-street,
presented to the Rectory of St. Clement Danes, Strand
the death of the Rev. W. Gurney • -

has been

patron, the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Board of Trade v

to the cause E

*d had it gone farther

sed because they
and we were disc

I because

to maintain th
Loy

,overnment

refore hoped the Govern-
eeling of stability.

tate of thin

I Howick and his supporters as
cure of the prevailing evil, and

he cost or living

e been no necessity Thr the discussion

he present operation c

he corn

The Americans were distres-
-1 more food than they could dispose of ;
had not sufficient food

!ctly heard,
var th.r IMP

aid that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT

The trade continues to buy rather freely, and there is a fair in-
quiry for speculation and export; but so great has been the
anxiety on the part of some of the holders to effect sales, that a
further decline of id to id 4, lb has been submitted to for American
descriptions. The demand for other kinds is comparatively insig-
nifficant, and the prices are rather lower. Speculatorr have taken
4000 American, and Exporters 1000 American.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 10th to the 16th instant, inclusive.

SALES OF THE' WEEK

Prices paid 1 IMPORTS
in the week. ThisWk.ltliisyear

110 Sea Island..
10 Stained
6710 Bowed Georgia
3850 i
f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennessee 3i
14180 New Orleans
180
{ Pernambuco & Paraiba 5l
Aricati and Ceara —
150 j Bahia and Maceio
520 i
f Maranham
1 Sawginned
Minas
Para
..... i Demerara. Surinam, &c
730 Egyptian
Barbadoes
Peruvian
Bahama
Laguayra
Common West India, &c
20 Carthagena
..... Smyrna
Manilla
1410 Surat
40 Madras ...
.

8 Ot 14
6 - 64 907 74889
51
44
. . • • 101586
7i
" 1178 }
- 0* •• • •
- 5i
4i - 5i I

5418
} 3627

I 7 - .7

6 - 8
__.

} 489
} 1420
368

27910 bales

4330 1g9418

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 17.
The duties on foreign Pease is ls., and colonial 6d. per
quarter higher, which are the only changes noticed in the
average returns received to-day.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Taped tint
eat ff

y tailors to work for us, who r

if they had a good pattern ; but it was necessary Co be careful
that there was no defect or patch in it, for they copied exactly
as they Fa w the article before them. Our gloves puzzled them

of very particular
red the purpose of

about our personal apf
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Tobacc

4, Old Chur

Mr. Rayner, To
. 23, Market-st

Ron and (
Biggar, Deansga
Mr. Brow

Market-stre

:t and

CAUTION

ncApal towns u,
tenet-8, captains
This

sof the globe, and retains its benign quality,
nate. All snuffs and cigars shipped on the

A YEW OF THE MANY THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS OF SIGHT

RED AND DEAFNESS CUD
RE.
Nottingham, 28th August, 1841.
cure is attested by Mr. Jas. Wilcockson,
Foreign Snuff and Cigar Merchant, Nottingham.
To Mr. W. Grimstone,39, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, London.
Sir,--I feel great pleasure in sending you the particulars of
my case, and the miraculous cure perforTed on myself by
your valuable Eye Snuff. Sir, lam now in my ninety-third
year, and a native of Holland. b
years ; whether from change of

This ex traordina:

en in this countr

I cannot sic

therefore unable to
believe I should ha

or my advanced age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

7ngs

► nib Public will be i
Ship HIBERNIA
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)

o'clock

The Proceeds
DISPENSARII
HOSPITALS.

THE GRAND JUNCTION RAILW

ESSRS. PIC}

RD AND (

TO THE

NDARD

A LTHOUGH the Directors of this uni
11. intend, after the experience which t
correspondence with Messrs. Pickford and (

desultory correspor,de
that they i

LENDID NEW STEAM-SHIP
HIBERNIA.

the New Steam

, (now lying in the Coburg Dock,)
the 21st instant, from Ten till Four

Admission, Sixpence each Person.
`o be given to the NORTH and -SOUTH
nd NORTHERN and SOUTHERN

IPANY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

While, however, reserving these matters for further de-
cision Lord Ellenhorough issued (No

269) instructions as

to the mode in which the release of the prisoners might be
accomplished ; he authorised partial exchanges to be effected,
but he wholly repudiated Lord Auckland's suggestion as to

ready expenditure

" The redemption of prisoners,
rough, " by the payment of a n
to the modern practice of civilis

writes Lord Ellenb

nsom, is a measure unknown

nations, and which the Go-

vernment of In-dia cannot consent to revive."
The caution and prudence of Lord Ellenborough throug-
out this correspondence are most remarkable ; thus, for in-
stance, before the rumours of Sha Sooja's murder were con-
firmed the noble lord had prepared himself to refuse all
*o repeat Lord Auckland's error by setting up or

t,—cations
acknowled

ging any king, and this resolution he at once corn
municated (No. 270) to General Pollock, so that the military
commander might not embarrass the Supreme Government

by any recognition

rison at Jellalabad in

the spring
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

SANooN, who was very impe

crease our fore
Did it not stril

n trade without any sacrifice on our part.
them that if they diminished the price of
ice at home, they would thereby reduce the

employment of labour by narrowing the home market; and
the question to be taken into considration was, whether the
sacrifice which they proposed to make would not be greater
than the prospects of gain upon which they calculated?
(Hear, hear.) Gentlemen opposite used the word " trade"
as if it meant nothing but the foreign trade, whilst the borne
market, notwithstanding all that had been urged, was the

at protection, but he would ask, did shoemakers, glovers,
and other artizaris, show a disposition to be unprotected,
and, if not, why should protection be withheld from agricul-
ture? It was said that there was a redundancy in America
of the food which our people wanted here, if we only opened
the door for it ; but the fact was, that we took more of their
produce than they took of ours, and paid them the difference

based
v being contracted into

;ollntry were

too narrow a space for the increase of our population or
capital and the enormous productive power of our machinery,
and from these causes the distress would arise with or with-
out a corn law. If any remedy was to be found by the efforts
which it was to be hoped the noble Secretary for Foreign
Affairs would make in endeavouring to open new markets, it

'm to this that means should be.adopted
icility of credit, which had always been

the too gre

its commerce on some more

In addition to the too great

, other causes were in operation to

Istomer (hear, hear
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Lord A

countr

Nought

out to India; bnt this d

ectsive ore

;1 after a c

object [the release of tt

,oOd de4l to your own dis
lly seconded by Mr. Clar

Gliuznee,

)tiation

'edit." It
that Lord
r whom he

tary policy

sly expo-

" 11. You have I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

us and beau

meteries

filet and of

NEW SONG,

'eft Me to my Sadness. Wr,

athos and fee,

Ld W INTELLIGENCE

ELLOR COURT

-FRIDAY

'e-Chancellor Sir James Wi

s to the Master's report

therefore, only necessary to draw atter

er of Mr. Walker's works to excite

a by J. A. Pace

pis case, which came before
The plaintiff
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

On &air.
ON SALE,
A few Butts and Hogsheads of choice
OLD SHERRY W1i167&;
having been several Years/iv/Bond.
The whole of an old and highly-esteehied Brand, and sent
here direct from Cadiz.
Apply to EDWARD HAMNETT and Co.

Co in ;0113.
To be DISPOSED OF, the old and well-known Esta-
blishment of PETER HOPE, of LivetpeOl, in the GE-
NERAL GROCERY BUSINESS, PETtit HOPE retiring
from Business. To a Person wishful to embark in the Trade
there are few such opportunities.

en A'ale.
ON SALE,
A few Butts and Hogsheads of choice
OLD SHERRY WINE,
having been several Years in Bond.
The whole of a❑ old and highly-esteemed Brand, and sent
here direct from Cadiz.
Apply to EDWARD HAMNETT and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Ea be Let.

TO be LET, the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, with or
without the Ferry.
Also, OFFICES and a CELLAR, in Atherton. Buildings.
DITTO in Exchange-street.
The HOUSE, No. 3, York-terrace, Everton ; and NA-
VARIN COTTAGE, Grecian-terrace ; both of which may
be entered upon immediately.
Apply to Mr. ATHERTON, Atherton's Buildings, Dale-
street, Liverpool, or New Brighton.
(One concern.)

Lrgal Rottro.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

Cured
Attending as Out Patients
16 Irregular
Died
27)
Remainingin the Hospital . . 82

House Visiters, James Heyworth and Duncan M'Viccar, Esqrs,
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

ful and deliberate su
he addre,s,
159

•..• ...- y of all the difficulties of his r
I the remarkable despatch tr• c' -
-if March. 15""

t-i-Ghilzye and (

andaha

e infliction of some si

Sir Jasper Nicolls

y it he reversed the military policy
had adopted ; his first object was de-

detached bodies of our troops

now in the field ;" hut his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

THOMAS CARSON

)ROUGH OF ST. MARYI

STOCK BANK.
EE of INVESTIGATIN info

THE COMM
Co-Propriei

ascertat

nun3eronsActions hay

whose r

BLUNT. JOHNSTOFJ
Props

t tik Mon,

mber, 1841, by a Check of

and West
B EBB, 1

Solicit

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAIIAVAA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
YEARLY GENERAL MEEI,..,
PRIETORS of this COMPANY will bejleld

Oct of Part

NilT IO
HIE . HOTS it +1
nay. th 2d of Marc

ho retire by rotation, and for
will be taken at One o'clock
FREDERICK RICKETTS

, Chairm

Meeting on the 2d of
By order

ntitle the holders to vote.
MONDAY. t

SIGHT f
ICH

oarcl of Directors,
J. B. BADHAM, S

lESTORED

NERVOUS HEAD-.

BOSE JOINT-

(1 LAR!

6;i
01e next HALF
TIN of the PRO
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TO THE PUBLI(

rrHE activity and enterprise of modern commercial "trans-
actions are in no instance more strikingly shown than
in their effects on the TEA TRADE, which is becoming
gradually less influenced by the exclusive policy consequent
upon the East India Monopoly. In the metropolis, where
this influence has ceased, we now see the business carried on

upon a system no where else observed, namely, the RETAIL
added to the WHOLESALE TEA TRADE, by which an
experienced judgment, established and acting under great

in the selection c

Haying suitably altered our wholesale
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

British prisoners

probab
by api,

t eager

ENCOUI

brought by his
h.ri resolved on

ler as to t

and ranson

Lahore treaty il

on ; th
ested it

on the B

ou of tt

ill how

unavailabl

attempted to leave Lord Ellenbi)rough the.

of his orders

Nell; Lord E
and deliberat

'borough reached India
Irvey of all the difficulti

he addressed the remarkable des
of the 15th of March, 1342, wl
yesterday's Herald; by it he i

tch to

which Lord Auckland had adopted • his first object was de-
clared to be the safety of " the detached bodies of our troops
at Jellalabad, at Gbuznee, at Kelat-i-Ghilzye and Candahar,"
the field :" but his

wit}, Of our tr

a of sorr

rlans, which may make it

unishment upon those who

from any deficie

.s Lord A

s to tt

Ido not nndervalue the aid which our government in
India would receive from the successful execution by your
army of a march through Ghuznee and Cahool, over the
scenes of our late disasters. I know all the effect which it
would have upon the minds of our soldiers, of our allies, of
our enemies in Asia, and of our countrymen, and of all foreign
nations in Europe. It is an object of just ambition, which
e with- I no one r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-21

box and

heir oa

they themselves thought so. Indeed the universal feeling
amongst the tenantry of this country was that the present
corn law could not stand ; and they further believed, that,
having turned out the whiz Government for proposing to

ile with the former corn law, and having placed Sir R.
in power for the purpose of rendering that law per-
. ..
ere not very well treated by the bill of last
dmitted that there was some reason in the
stion of the Government that it would not alter the
I w of last session until it should have had a further
but still it was a reason which should be overruled by

the distress of the country, and he therefore hoped, that the
motion of his noble friend would be agreed to, though he had

Dectation of such a result.
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he was at a
3 know the object of the motion, or what course the
was to pursue in the event of its being carried. He
ned it would be an immediate proposal for the total
of the corn laws, leading to interminable debating as
1 repeal, or to the proper amount of duty, should a
uty be agreed upon. and leading to no practical result
er. The object was too vague; it pointed to nothing
; and he was opposed to any proposition so futile, and
he could look upon only as an insult to the distress
country, which its professed purpose was to alleviate.

ion. gen

aring) hac
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ate MAJESTIES
Duchess

s Lords of/the Tr

OPTHALM4A, CATARACT
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trade at our

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Upon a very slow, limited, retail demand merely, all de-
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