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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

01,
ft,fia4,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,

JOSEPH WRIGHT, HATTERTO-HER MAJEST
39, CHURCH-STREFartIVERPOOL,

AGZNt FOR

LINCOLN SiieITENNETT'S HATS.

Also, for their ZEPHYR HATS, which are most desirahl
for Summer -*ear, " particularly for Gentlemen who
suffer from headach," (their weight being only !I hree-and
a-Half Ounces.)

WHISKEY

DUNLOP'S CELEBRATED MOUNTAIN _ DEW,

Being a Vat of the finest Scotch Highland Whiskies,

Comprising GLENLIVET, BALMORAL

ISLAY, CAMP-

BELTON, and LOCH NAGAR.
AT' DUNLOP having obtained permission of Her
• Majesty's Board of Customs to Vat MALT WHIS-
KIES, in Bond, for SHIPS' STORES or PORTATION, in
Scotland, thereby avoiding the nece ' which has previously
existed of paying deficiencies i rength and quantity on
shipment from England, ha- epared several thousand gal-
lons of the above fine Spir' , which he has packed in Scotch
heather, in One. Two d Three Dozen Cases, the bottles
being handsomely elled, and covered with Bett's Patent
Capsule.
This splend* and unrivalled Spirit may be had of any of
the Ship Stofe Dealers in Liverpool. Wholesale and Exporta-
tion orders only supplied, by application direct, to JAMES U.
DUNLOP, Leith, or through his Friends, Messrs. YEARSLEY
and Co., Rumford-place, who will always have a large Stock
on hand. The same Spirit may be had in Five, Ten, and
Twenty Gallon Casks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

wilful. murder 0f Joh
Mr. Do

of February
Mr. tindru,

ishmen, and dece
an Irish row of a

stick, or some blunt

that th. 4 partyOf the dec

His Lordship reinar

'as but

diet of n

LAUGHARNEj

sizes last week, Elizabeth
murder of her mistress and

She was

quitted of L

however, ev

to the p

ace after her trial. RecOurse.

a ruse in order to protect the tu
excited populace, and she was
from the hall, her sister

n mistaken fc

ho unuc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

eptions are fe

e slave still groans under the lash;
the proud are still exalted ; the wily hypocrite succeeds in
his schemes ; the covetous, in the hardness of an unfeeling
heart. still increases his riches, and establishes himself in
uurighteousness.

pon his "pittance ; t

" I see him now—the orphan was his prey,
And this is his reward : great wealth he has
In houses, lands, and flocks, and herds. I see
Him trample on his fellows. Vain are laws,

lie, which shuts his heart

trations of this abound on every side

to book, in a

complicatio

1 variety,

xity and

tanding monument

grmity of cram

monument, did I say ? It
;cumulated with all the inge-

of law to meet the probable ingenuity of crime
le proceedings in all our courts of law, what ai

ever-recurring proofs that ma

wickedness

dom or power

.
The demon of gain attac
of man ; and, of cours,

poorest are the

the real and

of Christ breathes pea

Less, and exe

ffectionate and

s it not a little one ?

and wi

it not cry, day and r
how long, how long

come!

d speak
emsels

workers of iniquity b0a0..,
the cry of the Chu

Dirn first to

the Word of God,

O Lord !
h ? How
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

qittstraliti.

EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.
- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FROM LIVERPOOL
For PORT ADELAIDE and SYDNEY,
• Landing Passengers at Port PHILIP.

Ist Cabin, €4

REDUCED FARES
2nd Cabin ; Intermediate,
l 5; Ste e, .Clll.
.quipment second tonone.
March,

Accommodgtion,Provisioni

WOODSTOCK

1500 tons

#lf!ti sail
_2oth May,

OSPREY (orVtrer Vessel
A 1 necrnips ; coppered and copper-fastened
Forfurther particulars apply to the Owners.
GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO., Liverpool

1200 tons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

gat ions

- At Age 40 the Premium is .€2 14s. 9d.. and an Entrant at
this age will have a share of surplus apportioned to him at the
Investigation in 1866, vesting in 1873, and a further Addition
at the end of the latter year,—thus sharing in two Septennial
Investigations by the time he has reached 62.

51s. lid., and
I, vesting in 1865, urn

At Age 55 the -Premium is
this Age will have a share in 1859

an Entrant at
i

Addition in 1866

These members sharing along with a comparatively small
number, and not, as is usu.!, in common with the great body
of the contributors, may reasonably anticipate very consider-
able Additions, notwithstanding the lowness of the Premiums.
The Shares will be given, at the option of the members, cithei
in additions to the Policies, or in abatement or extinction o
the future Premiums.
EXAMPLESOFANNUAL PREMIUMSTO ASSURE ..el6

90 AT DEATJ

40. I 45

I Age 20.1 25. 30. 35
.A. s. d.,4; s. d. Xs. d..€ 8. d. a. d..€ s. d.l.€ s. d.1..e B. d
I 15 811 18 0 2 1 6 2 6112 14 413 59 4 1 1 i 1 1

foft2liies.Sc6tiottils:ahrnhOaegffiseacrn:ese,
Thus, a person of the age of 30 may secure .eIOO at death,
amount of Premium which, at that age, is charged on other•
Fcottisli Mutual Officesfor an Assurance of £l,OOO, will secure
for a yearly paymecontmduparirnagtivheisTlai
/1-85.1161iN REID, 13, Oldhall-street.
bfeleo
and every information, may be obtained at the Office, or at any
a PolicyAgen.tvinitd;cqeof Siietc;;;icrioso,h._Pll-o)rv,idGeAltliotjfEj£ll%,‘o2,3:o:.o:Nureet,
Tables of Rates,
of the Agencies.
14, St. Addrew-sauare, Edinburgh,

LIVERPOOL NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
ASPECIAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of this
HOSPITAL will be holden, at the CLARENDON-ROOD[,/,
in South John-street, on Tituaan le 3d April next, at
Half-past Twelve o'clock, to . ' a JUNIOR HONORARY
QURGEON. The Ball commence Lt One, and close at
Three o'clock pree .

B. HEYWOOD JONES, Treasurer.
Liverpool, 18th March, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

one of t

,ssels afloat,

lg in George's Dock.—Appl
COTES WORTH, WYNNI

LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO,
Is filling up, and will be despatched on the 27th instant, giving
cs any engagement to sail first vessel
Tne splendid A I Yarmouth-built Brig DONOR,
1x.;,77,1:: Captain DAWSON ;
Aiii 228 tons ;is just now reclassed for seven years, and

remar ly fast sailer,
Ceptionabl veyance : loading

this port as

and in every respect an u
.in Prince's Dock.

hit; VICTORY,

ty i•oeire

in all respects a
ucted expressly

nor col
lifer trai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

NEXT WEEK, &c,

On TUESDAY next, the Ist April, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 1. Oldhall-street,__
400 Tons (more or less) B • ian-GrANO,
Being the cargo just arrive nuelita.—Apply to Messrs.
W. J. MYERS, SON, Merchants, or
BARON and GREY, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

DIVIDENDS,

April 11, H. Buggeln, Liverpool, victualler—April 15, T. B.
Go'borne and A. A. Dobbs, Liverpool, wine merchants—April
15, J. Cheshire, Hartford, Cheshire, salt manufacturer—April
14, G. Charnock, West Derby, Lancashire, baker—April 14, A.
Brown and W. Todd, Liverpool, provision merchants.

TIN GS OF CR.

'OR LIVERPOO/

March,

25, Jain

Kyrke (proof and div )
Morgan (audit)

our.
District CourHt, 11
Ditto, II
Ditto,
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11

26; Frederick Duncan (aidit)

21, George Woods (2nd)
31, James Yuley (Ist)
April 3, rhooss Dean (Ist)
3, William Miller (proof end div )
4, William Lee4l (proof and div.)

INCONSISTENCY".'—The London Times has again and
again reiterated the assertion that the whole country is
enamoured with freer trade, and resolved to defend to the
last the inestimable advantages they have derived from it.
" Let's have Horsford, the anti.mendicity officer," ex-
claimed the Times of l'he 21st, " summoned before a
parliamentary committee, and he will search in vain for
the everlasting wife and chh"lren starving from the effects
of free trade." There are no such individuals then !
" But," says the Times of the' 22nd, " every day brings
us nearer to the crisis when we m'ay require the assistance
of a new parliamentary Reform ziet to save the country
from the most serious of perils—viz., the temporary
ascendancy of a party at utter discOrd with the public
•
opinion and interests of the empire. What ! " The
assistance of a new parliamentary reform" required to
effect the objects which almost every colstituency in the
country is already resolved to secure ! A large extension
of the suffrage imperatively demanded to obtain what the
existing holders of the suffrage already have, ,and will not
willingly let go,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

THE BEST CUT IN LIVERPOOL

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

HAT ESTABLISHMENT,
19, LORD-STREET.
SAMUEL HALL, HATTER,
(LATE WITS! MESSRS. C. AND .1. GILHAMO
Begs to acquaint his Friends llnd the Public, that he has
OPENED the Premises,
1C0.19,,ife6-STREET,
FIRST DOOR VE THE CHRONICLE•OFFICE,
With a new and n sive STOCK of HATS, &c. selected from
the first Man acturers, and which, for style, quality, and
cheapness, cannot be excelled.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

What then is c

confusion to the ungodly ; d
ruin to the covetous and the h
things wherein there shall be neither ig

ppointment,

neither oppression nor injustice, neither violence nordeceit,
neither wrong nor robbery ; but where truth and honesty,

d symnathy

r, and love, will be universal and pre
) we expect that this char

will be t

d? Whyher

hereont

hich v

, did E

ge that the rectal,

qa will be wl

into tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

hat they will ti

y of pas

Lmuseraent of their hien(

II RDER AT KINGSWMFORD.-

wilful murder o

The femal

Mr. Whitmore
Kettle e

Fended the

of one of tl

doubt as to the cau

omas Vary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

PP_ M. A TION!

WHAT, from the cradle to the grave,
Do we most desire to have,
On fertile land or stormy wave ?

Approbation.

When, in our early infant years,
Beset with childish hopes and fears,
What dries our quickly-flowing tears?
Approbation.

What, in the dawn of open youth,
Make us forsake all vice and ruth,
And choose the paths of j.,denid truth ?
Approbation

What does the dotin. Ter seek,
When blushes floo is lov'd one's cheek ?
He asks but tl? er lips should speak—
Approbation,

What seekrthe soldier, when he goes,
Headlotfg., amongst his country's foes ?
He asks but, in exchange for blows, _

Approbation,

What seeks the man whose favoured fate
Hath placed him at the helm of state ?
If he be truly wise and great— _ _

Approbation,

What seeks the poet, at that hour
When genius o'er his soul bath power ?
He asks but that most precious dower—
Approbation

What craves the philosophic sage,
When pouring o'er the midnight page ?
He hopes to win from future age—
Approbstion

What makes B. Hex not retard ?
The hope to gain the world's regard ;
This is to him the best reward—

Approbation,

He long bath striven in his vocation,
To please all men of every station,
And now ha reaps throughout the nation—
Approbation

H Y

A M ,

TAILOR,

OLOTHIBR,

MANUFACTURER,

THE PANTECHNETIIECA,

LORD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

pe was

—tie of his patient, when the latter became vio-
lently agitated, and at once ordered every one out of the
- When that was done, the door was locked on the
4e. The landlady, being curious to know what was
going on, listened at the door, but the conversation was
carried on in a language which she did not understand ;
she, however, heard the patient exclaim in French,
" assassin ! assassin !" after which a violent altercation
nncared to threaten, and the
doctor to sniff.'

at the-beds

?plicate him ; the latter afterwards left the
room, and went into the kitchen, where he prepared some
medicine, which he ordered to be given to the patient
several times during the night. On the following day the
stranger was much worse, and feeling his end approaching,
he made a sign for a pen, ink, and paper, and wrote a
few words in English, which the landlady gave to the
mayor of the commune, who, not understanding the
language, threw it aside into a drawer, where it was for-
gotten. The stranger died the same evening. A few
days since the mayor, when called on to register the death
of the doctor, who in his turn had paid the debt of hu-
manity, thought of this paper, and on his showing it to
his nephew, who understood the language, it was found
that Dr. Philippe was no other than the famous Patieson,
a noted robber of the United States, ail trace of whom
bad been long lost. The Englishman had recognized him
as a man who had, 20 years before, attempted to murder
him, while travelling in the State of Vermont, in America.
The mayor immediately proceeded the house of Dr.
Philippe, to institute an inquiry. He !ourid that he bad
the persons who attended
duriag his illness refused tog beyiindressed- And had made
him promise that'
ordered the body to be undressed, when it was
buried in the c however,
lothes he then wore. The may,"*,
'be should be
always appeared stout, the bulk being caused 1:1T
the docter was in reality a very spare man, alth,"gh he
found that
his
wearing clothes wadded most thickly. His legs were all.'l"t
bandaged up, and one of his feet was found to be a ver
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

THEATRE ROYAL.
Last Five Nights of the celebrated Tragic Actress,
Tins Mrs. WARNER.
present TUESDAY EVENING, the 25th
instant,

6411 THE WINTER'S TALE
...mates.... Mr. Barry Sullivan. I Hermione .

Mrs. Warner,

After which the Farce of
THE MARRIED BACHELOR.
Mr. C. Hale. I Grace Miss Manners
To conclude with a new Grand Ballet, entitled
THE BEAUTY OF GHENT,
In which Madlle. Therese Cnshnie and M. Milano will appear

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) —MACBETH : Macbeth, Mr.
B. Sullivan ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Warner. A DEAD SHOT.
Arid the new BALLET.
bTHURSDAY,—THE MAID'S TRAGEDY. Melantius, Mr.
'3. Sullivan ; Evadne, Airs., Warner. A new FARCE. And
like new BALLET.

toDoors to be openeAlert Half-ast Six, and the Entertainments
commence at Soen preciseli.
...Dress Boxes, 4s. • ' tipper Duxes, 35.; Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Is.—
"e Box-office will be open from Ten till Three daily, under
the direction of Mr. T. SH UTTLEWORTH, Box Book-keeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-25

TUESDAY

MORI

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that the publi

at anv time wi

hin our recoil

to i

them by tt

on of

a►s evidencing

they aT
be (

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

DIVIDENDS

Feb. 15, J. Gorby,Sheffield, steel melter —Feb. ,15, J. Wood-
ward, Loxley, York-011re, paper manufacturer.

CERTIkICATE GRANTED.
Jan. 23, A. Ashcroft, JAverpool, and Stanhope-terrace, Glou-
cester-gate, abipownert(third class.)

MEETINGS OF =EDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Jan. Hour.
28, William Layrock .(2nd) , DistrietCourt, 11
28, Robert Westmore (audit).. Ditto, 11
30, Thomas Newell
...
31, Charles Robinson (2nd) Ditto, 11
31, C. D. Broughton and J. G. Barnett Ditto, 11
Feb. 3, John Blain (la)
4, Robert Westmore (proof .and div.) Ditto, 11
6, Thomas Ashworth (proof and div.) Ditto, Al
7, Broughton and Garnett (proof toad div.) Ditto, 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

No Berth secured until the Passage-money is paid.

Steam-ships ply regularly between New York and Charles-
ten, Savannah, Havannah, Jamaica,New Orleans, and Chagres.
Goods destined for any of these ports, and addressed to E. K.
Cow Ns, New York, by the above Steamers, will be forwarded
with despatch and economy.

The Steam-tug Company's Boat SAMSON will leave the
Landing-stage, George's Pierhead, at Twelve o'clock at Noon
of SATURDAY, the Bth February, with the Passengers for the
BALTIC.

NOTICE.
Freight by the City of Glasgow will be made payable either in
Liverpool or Philadelphia, at the option of the Shippers..

LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP

COMPANY

The powerful new Screw Steam-ship
CITY OF GLASGOW,
/111 B. R. MATTHEWS, (late of the Great Western,)
Commander ;
1610 tons ; 350 horse-power;
Is intended to sail as under :
FROM LIVERPOOL. I FROM PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY, 12th February. THURSDAY, 16th January.
THURSDAY, 13th March.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM PHILADELPHIA.
First Cabin, 22 Guineas. First Cabin, 100 Dollars.
Second Cabin, 13 Guine . Second Cabin, 60 Dollars.
These Rates includ rovisions and Steward's Fee, but not
Wines or Liquors, ich can be had on board.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

r 2 "'",- .- - . . 11

IRON GATES AND HURDLES

IMPROVED FIELD GATES, combining lowness
of Price, with strength and durability, from 8 feet to 9 feet
wide, 18p. to 235. each.
IRON HURDLES, 6 feet long, a -to 4 feet high,
Is. 6d. to 2s. sd, per yard.
FANCY HURDLES, fore en Walks and Pleasure Grounds,
from 2s. to 3s. 3d. per y .
THE INVISIBLE RAINED WIRED FENCE, including
fixing, from Is. t s. per yard.
HARE and BIT HURDLES, and every variety of Park
and Field Fencing, at equally reduced prices, at
W. H. PEAKES'S,
HURDLE AND GATE MANUFACTORY,
100, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

Same day at Neston, aged 41, SARAH, relict of the late Mr
JOSEPH LYON.
Same day, afser a short illness. JO

N ANDREWS, Esq., of

Same day, at her brother's house. in Upper Stanhope-street
ISABELLA, third daughter of STEPHEN ROWAN. Rso.
writer. Ayr.

Same day, aged 21, Mr. SAMUEL TURNER, I
of Mr. Robe] Turner.
On the 2Th'd instant, JOHN MARTIN, infant son of Mr.JOHN F. QUICK, jeweller.
Same day, in Fairfield, aged 39, Mr. JAMES COLLINSON.
boot and shoe maker.

ber, son

Same db.y, suddenly, ab
merly of this town.

D, WILLIAM CLAY, Es

Same day, at Holt, near Chester, azed 1 year and 8 montds,
JAM ES EDWARD, son of Mr. JOSEPH PRICE, of St. Luke's
Vaults, Roscoe-street.
Same day, ag.,,11 4 years, JOSEPH LEE, son of Mr. RICHD;
FA IRCLOUGH, of Everton.
Same day, at his son's house, in Mulberry-street, aged AF
Mr. TiIOMAS Dr"

Same day, aged 39, MARY ANN CLARE, the wife of Mr
Jos. Clare, Oddfellows' Arms, Seacombe.
Same th.y, at the Parish Church of Ft. Helena, ROBERT
F.tZAKERLY, better known as "old Bob Grundy," of Rain-
ford, to BBTSY, only daughter of JOHN ALLISON, of this
town, After the ceremony the happy couple adjourned to the
"Red-Lion," where a select circle of the immediate friends of
both families sat down to a sumptuous entertainment of sub-
stantial viands, provided at the so!_ expense of the munificent
bridegroom.
KNOonwltiie,g3rd instant, at St. Helen's, aged 27, MARY JA-NR

.vaii•ClICC. itscla.-vv
aged 53, Mr. DENIS DOHERTY, tailor-
Same day, at Dalmeny-park, Linlithgowshire, aged 42, Lord
DF.LM ANY.
Same day, hi her 15th ye*, ELLEN WOLSTENHOLME,
II( eld
rrv- est daughter of Mr. SAMUEL GARNER, tailor and draper,
street,

On the Tith instant, at his residence, 4, Sandon-tgrrace,
Upper Dnkegstreft, the Rev. JOHN CHARLES PRINCE,
chaplain of St. Minas's Church.
On the 25th instant, at. Dingle-hill,
aged 30, BELLA
wife of Mr. THOMA. 43
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

THREE GUINEAS AND A HALF

AGENTS :
RADCLIFFE AND CORLET,

35, CASTLE-STREET,

Next Door to the Commercial Bank

WORTH ATTENTION

THOSE FAMILIES who have not yet tried
HAMILTON AND DAVIES'

TEAS AND COFFEES,
are respectfully solicited to give theina,triaCand to compare
the quality of their Goods, and prices charged for the

. . ,
lity with which they have n supplied.
H. & D. will be h o abide by the result of such a trial,
feelinc, assured tat, in every instance where decision is the
result of impartial judgment, it will be given in their favour.
The Choicest Congou Tea
Very Strong Roasted Coffee
HAMILTON AND DAVIES,
RANELAGII-ST.—LIVERPOOL.
NOTE. - Parcels Delivered Daily—by Van—within three
miles' distance. The latest Delivery dispatched at Five o'clock
each Evening punctually. The Men in charge of the Vans are
authorised to receive Orders and settle Accounts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

Now ready, in Svo, boards, price Gs.,
GENERAL 'AVERAGE, and -the losses and'expenses result-
ing from General Average Acts, practically considered.

By LAURENCI

will prove ,e all who are-interested in th
practical operations of Marine Insgarrar.":-7inies, Januar)

ARMY, NAVXeIMD EAST INDIA COMPANY

DAILY'S Ur•I.:;Ftp,.'WSrERVICE and EASTINDIA RECORD,
published quart , price 2s. 6d.' 320 pages, double columns,
contains every-o'fficer's name in the three-services, on full or
half-pay, or on the retired-lists, together with the officers of
the medical and commissariat department, alphabetically ar-
ranged, with the dates of their commission, and a list of.their
stations, &c. All the honours and medals are inserted.

" The arrangement is so complete that it
reference to every branch of the professien.".

fferds the readiest
'—hforning Chro-

LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL AND
DOUGLAS NAVIGATION.

MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the AD-
.L li JOURNED SPECIAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the
COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of the CANAL NAVIGATION
from LEEDS to LIVERPOOL and DOUGLAS NAVIGATION,
to be held at the House of Mr. Will' ood, the Talbot Inn,
in Bradford, in the county of , on WEDNESDAY, the sth
day of February next. at ' etve o'clock at Noon, WILL BE
FURTH ER ADJOUR ' . to a future day, due Notice of Which
will be given to the id Proprietors.

By order,

BA.IMEL HAILSTONE,
Law Clerk to the said Company of Praprietn
ord, Yorkshire, January 20, 1851.

GREAT EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF
ALL NATIONS.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
M A R C U S'
FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON, •
FROM
LIVERPOOL
To
LONDON AND BACX,
FOR
TWENTY SHIL NGS.
'EPSOM ACES.
SPECIAL EXPR TRAINS will leave the
EDGE. L STATION, 'Liverpool,
On SA RDAY MORNING, May 17M, . •
and
Of MONDAY MORNING, Mayl9th,
at ix o'clock punctually -each Morning.
FARES TO LONDON AND BACK:

Third Class, 1 ; Second Class, 1 10s.; First Class, •;€2
Children under Twelve Years of Age, I lalf•price.
•
The Return Trains will leave the Ruston Station. Lo
on FRIDAY EVENING, May 23(1, -and on MONDAY EVE]
May 260, at a Quarter before Seven each Evening.
Tickets, bills, and information can only h obtained of
HENRY R. MARCUS,
Manager and Conductor,
at his Office,l9, Leigh-street, Liverpool
Open daily from Ni!.e till Six
In- Each Passe

Instructions," which will coiltain a vast deal of information
respecting the various Places-of Amusement in London and
Paris, and also a list of respectable Hotels and Lodging-houses,
with their charges, &c. A copy of this work will-be sent free,
On receipt of eight postage-stamps.

BRITISH ELECTRIC 'TELEGRAPH *COI4IPAIsY.
(Incorporated by 13 and 14 Vic. cap: 86.)
Share Capital authorised to be raised by the Act, 4,000 Shares

Deposit, 10s. per-thare.
Royal Exchange, 'London

of -e25 each
CENTRAL OFFICRS.—

VIRECTOItS

and V.P. of the Institution of
rs, Chairman.

E. Higliton,'Esq. C.E.
W. W. Pearson, ksq., M.A.
G. G. Scott, Esq.
T- Websterascr., M.A., F.R.S,
Mr. Georgs.-S‘vrarct.

DANIiER:T,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

an in number, and their m

balanced.
hall not here enter into a comparison of
the remcval of any one

e advantages offered by

of the taxe

❑ed over the rtst. Our object

is to refer to the probable effect of an operation
which is reported to be in the contemplation of 1
the Chancellor of the Exchequer—viz., the entire
removal of the window duties, end the imposition,
with a view of regaining a part of the amount
which this tax brings in to the revenue, of an
inhabited house duty. Most sincerely thankful
the country will be for the first part of the opera-
tion. A more impolitic and injurious tax than a
duty upon light and ventilation never defaced the
statute book of a civilised nation. It has reduced
the permanent value of the realised capital invested
in buildings by millions of pounds, by the tempta-
tion held out to construct them upon the worst
plan, both as to form and arrangement, for the
sake of evading or decreasing the pressure of the
duty; and has thrown back the science of archi-
tecture, as regards its application to dwellings, at
least a century. But the public will not relish at
all the re,-imposition of a house duty, which, in
effect, will produce a complete revolution in the
value of such property throughout the kingdom.
A very cursory examination will show that this
must be the inevitable result.
For many years past the middle classes through-
out the kingdom have been studying how to eco-
nomize in their dwellings, by contracting their
dimensions and number of windows in order to
evade taxation ; and, as the result, cottage erec-
tions, plain and ornamental, have sprung up in
large numters, especially is the suburbs of our
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

EMPIRE STATE, RUSSELL

30th Jau

UNIVERSE, BIRD 21110.... Ist Feb
SHIRLEY, SHAW
FRANCHISE, CHAPMAN........
EDWAR
TTDAWEBRHORTIENF. CREIOHTON 1850....15th Feb
CHINA,
1750....20th Feb.
FOR NEW RLEANS.
-

OTILLA, bewt; — --
-
FEROZEPORE, GRANT,

21st Jan,
6th Feb,

The above ships(rlthe first-class, coppered and copper-fas-
tened, commands y Captains of great experience, and remark
ably swift sailers: The accommodations will be found equal to
any other packet ships in port, and the passengers found in
provisions of the best quality, agreeable to the government
scale. Berths can be secured by remitting a deposit of 41
N.ch.—For passace. &c.,
aPoly to
JOHN W. SHAW and Co., 90, Waterloo-road.
A rnular aucceraiou of Yeissels throughout the year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

LATEST BETTING,

TATTERSALL'S IViaNDAT.
CHESTER C11P..--12 to 1 ant Rhesus-14 to I agst Cos-
sack-18 to 1 azst Italian-25 to 1 each agst Harricot and
Lady Evelyn-28 to 1 agst Wallflower-33 to 1 agst Mon•
tague-50 to 1 agst Woolwich.

SOHTHAM STEEPLE-CHASE.-3 to 1 agst British Yeo•
man-4 to 1 each agst St. Helier and Verax.

Two THOUSAND GUINEAS .STAKES.-5 to 4 against
Grecian. •

DERBY.-25 to 1 nest Lamartine-28 to 1 agst Constel-
lation-40 to 1 agst Marlboro Buck.

LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS. -YESTERDAY.

The English market has been steady throughout the day,
with little eoing. Money easy.—Foreign market rather neg-
lected, but prices steady.—Railway shares scarcely so buoyant
as on Saturday, and in some instances lower, closing at not
quite its strongest point. Theapproach of the account renders
dealers more cautious, as from the vitality apparent in the
market, if much of the stock now open is then taken up, a fur-
ther rise will ensue, while sales made to close or large quanti-
ties carried over at high rates will certainly depress the mar-
kets, and, perhaps, considerably. The following are the closing
prices: Consols Account, 963 3 ; Ditto Money, 963 1; Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 9^3 9 ; Bank Stock, 214 15 ; Exche-
quer Bills. L. and S., 57 60.—Foreign Stock : Mexicans, 33 3.
Railway Shares : London Stock, 1244 5 ; Ditto Quarters, 333;
Midland Stock, 50 3 ; Ditto Halves, 193 19 dis.;• North Staffords,
811 die.; South Eastern and Dover, 2313; Caledonians, 103 3 1,
Ditto Preference, 53 3; Eastern Counties, 63 2 ; East Lanca-
shire, 12 3 ; Great Northern. 1731; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
58 7 ; Great Western, 82 3; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 19 3;
York and North Midland, 23 3.

. -
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE —The Globe states that specu-
lators in English securities manifest little anxiety to promote
business by their operations, and the chief support of prices-is
to be found in the investments made through the government
brokers.

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET,

-YESTERDAY

The following are the closing prices :—London Stock, 1244
Ditto Quarters, 3j ; Ditto £lO Shares, M. and 8.C., 2 9-16 v
11-16 ; West Riding, 5i dis ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, £2O;
1 Dis. East Lancashire, 12i.

LONDON CORN MARKET

-YESTERDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

Cbina.

Freight 40s. per ton.
Rill politively sail in a few dams, and warranted first vessel.
For 81-lANGHAE,
The fine Chepstow-Imilt Brig ANNETTE GILBERT,
T. G. CmAPATANT- Commander,
...;
A I for
(Whoisprticular e !acquainted with the trade;)
h. r years ; only three years old ' • 293
tons ; ceppered ; a ails remarkably fast, having been built
by the present er for' the trade.—For terms, &c. apply on
board, in Salthouse Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

ROE AND JACOB,
GOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS, AND WATCH

MANUFACTURERS,— —.-
-a
56, WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET. LIVERPOOL.
DOE AN JACOB respectfully call attention to
IL their superb STOCK, which is heir).* daily replenished
with the most exquisite specimens s e in JEWELLERY,
PLATE, &c., comprising Te Coffee Equipages, Salvers,
Cruets, Baskets, &c., of most modern style and finished
workmanship. Am e Jewellery will be found the most
elegant Bracelet , rooehes, Rings, Chains,,Studs, and a great
variety of Waistcoat Buttons. _ _

WATCHES of the•first class, in Patent Levers, Duplex, Ho-
rizontal, &c. ; Clocks, Barometers, Thermometers, &c., and
also several fine-toned MUSICAL BOXES, playing the most
Fashionable Airs, Waltzes, Quadrilles, Overtures, &c.

Every pattern of Spoons and Forks at LondOn Prices
Electro-Plate in great variety.
ROE, from Bold-street, and Regent-street, London;
JACOB, from DISWORE'S.

• et
NWOLUS REGISTERED PALETOT,
OF LLAMA CLOTH,

PRICE
TWO GUINEAS AND TWO GUINEAS AND A HALF

FOR THE WINTER.
NICOLL'S MILIPALETOT,

THE NIC OR TRIPLE COAT,
HREE GUINEAS
AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

SALE OF FURNITURE, KNOTTY ASH

ESSItS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the 30th in:.

Cottage, Knotty Ash,
The genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China
Table and Tea Services, excellent Shower Bath, Eight-day
Spring Dial Clock, Gas Chandeliers, and other Property of the
Rev. C. H. Watling, who is leaving t ghbourhood.
The FURNITURE consists of F -post and Camp Bedsteads,
with Hangings and suitable ing, Painted Wardrobe, Cham-
ber Chairs, Washstands ressing Tables, &c., Brussels and
other Carpets, Windo urtains, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.

The MAHOGANY RTICLES comprise a Set of modern Chairs,
covered with occo Leather, Sofa, Set of Dining Tables,
Chests of Dra veers. &c. ; together with a variety of Kitchen
Requisites, and other Articles of Dometic Utility.
To be viewed TOMORROW, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant,
when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs.
WINSTANLEY and SONS' Office, Church•street, Liver-
pool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

REDUCED IN PRICE TO MEET rHE CHANGE.
They comprise rich and costly Velvet, Silk, and2c3cVICNTLES, of every description, as exhibited on his splendid and
well-known new Premises up to the 20th Decemb , 850.

J. CRIPPS,

SHAWL,

M-Ar--IV'TLE, AND FUR WAREHOUSE,
Nos.. 14 AND 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

irtiatth.

VERY REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL TO CORK.
IN. The City sf Dublin Steam-packet Company
4 intend despatching their splendid Vessel
ATHLONE,
Or other suitable Vessel,
From CLARENCE Dock for CORK,
WEDNESDAY January 29, at 8 o'cl , Morning.
TUESDAY February 4, at 1 ock, Noon.
TUESDAY February 11, o'clock, Afternoon.
TUESDAY February ,at 11 o'clock, Morning.
TUESDAY Febru 25, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
From K every SATURDAI.
For further panic rs apply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24. Water-street.

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
THE CITY OFDUBLINSTEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JANUARY 24.

---
The business has again been confined to the immediate
wants of the trade, and some irregularity in prices has pre-
vailed. The market, however, has closed with a steadier feel-
ing for the current qualities of American, though the quota-
tions of Friday last arc with difficulty obtained. Brazil and
Egyptian are *d. per lb lower, whilst Surat continues heavy of
sale. 590 American, 30 Maranham, 230 Egyptian, and 400 Su-
rat, have been taken on speculation, and 160 American and 70
Surat for-export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
For the week ending Jan. 24, 1851.
Prices paid Imports
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk,This Yr.
-- —.-
260 Sea Island '24d 20 d
▪ Stained
6610 Bowed Georgia 7 .. 22 JJ
2,510 f Mobile 6I .. 72
1 Alabama and Tennessee 64 .. 74 1 19435 34523
6360 New Orleans 64 .. 94
.650 f Pernambuco &Paraiba 80 .. 9
} 1313 7814
" 1 Aracati and Ceara .. 84 ..
680 Bahia and Maceio
1040 { Slarauham
.. 8i 1
Sawginned 7.i .. 71
.... Minas
.... Para
▪ Demerara,Surim
2120 Egyptian
▪ Barbadoes
.... Peruvian
.... Bahama
• Laguayra
50 Common West Er
• Cartliagena
.... Smyrna
....
Manilla
3350 Surat
.... Madras
.... Bengal

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I

23630 bales

LIVERPOOL C(

RN EXCHANGE,

JANUARY 21

The market was more"firm for Wheat, at 'the full prices of
Tuesday last; and with some business on speculation, a mode-
rate trade resulted.
Flour was much the,sa— - •
Egyptian Beans rat:
Oats and Oatmeal the.
Indian Corn steady:, t

ame in value, with.a•moderate sale.
r lower.

same as on Friday.
but without any active demand

Wheat, qp• 70tb.
English, red ...
Ditto, white .....
Irish, red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, 1.). fir
Barley, English,
Scotch & -p6Olb
Malt, English, 40, qr.
pale

BRITISH.
s. d. s. d. '
5 7 j 6 1 Nev
5 9 6 3 do.
5 1 5 4 do.

5 2 5 5 do

-- 1 rsimil) ---
- Clievalr
2 3 5

50 0 -55 0
,40 0 -47 0

Oats, per 451 b.
English & Scottli, old
Welsh
Irish, fine wets

2 8 2 11 Now
2 5 2 6 do..
2 6 2 7 do. .
2 5 —2 6.40..
27 0 —3l 0 do.
26 0 —27 0 tto.
129 0 —3l 0 , blue.

general do
Beans, English, e 4
Scotch & I risli i• 1
Pease, Englisttotizitt
Do. & Irish..
Flour, per 2SOltx.
English & trish,2nds

25 0
0 -

Ditto
Oatmeal, la,
Irish, 1845
Canadian
Bran. w• 241 b.

Id. of 24011,.

Wheat,v 7011
Canadian ..
United States. dc
Danzig, mixed, and dc
L Baltic& Itrilinirg (lc
Riga and Peterstg. dc
Odessa, common .. dc
French,Spaniz4b,&c.dc
Bannat & Mnriaampol:
Russian, &c. hard.
Rye, 14, qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, c 6011).,rindim
Oats, '4F, 451 b.
13eans,14gr. Eurcise
48016. Egyptian
Pease, qr
Bal tic, Szc
Flour, ha
Canadian ....... swee
U.S. West. t and do
131timore.do
Do. &CRl)4(linn sour
Indian Corn, r 4148311,.
American white
European .
Do. Meal,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

A regular trader, will sail on the Ist February.
'Rates of Freight, 255...f0r Twist, and 30s. for Goods.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
Aow., river built Ship QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
J. M. CAwgErr, Commander;
A 1 twelve years. This vessel is well known for de-
- livering her cargoes free from damage ; her Com-
mander is well acquainted w e China seas.—For terms.of
*eight apply to Messr LOR, roTTEn, and Co., or to
M'TEAR and VINING.
ill be succeeded by.the A 1 Ships

JOHN HI BBY
ALBERT' EDWARD

CaptainPEARSON

Captain STODDART.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

to bt ttt

`ms'sGA
MO be LET, five miles from town, a HOUSE,
J. RDEN, convenient OVITUILIOINUS, and abtAit Fif.
teen Statute Acres of LA ' , ear-the Aintree Railway Static), On the Lancashit,efl-Tirhicshire Line.
Apply to Mr. AYOR, Marybone Brewery.

TO be LET, Two or Three spacious and well-lighted
DOUBLE OFFICES, sit term the trst floor of Welling-
ton.buildines, South C A -street.
il* to Mr. No. I Ground Floor, north end of
Welllngton-build
gs•

TTO TOBACCO ANto CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
0 be LET, toe extensive and convenient PRE-
MISES, situate at The corne Mar—resty-lane and College-
lane, lately occupied by ;M
. Maddy and Co., Tobacco and
Cigar Manufacturett.
For particulars ply to THOMAS CROOK and SON, Ac-
countants, 36. Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, PRINCE'S-PARK.
Tro be -LET, a desirable RESIDENCE, at a very
moderate Rent, situate within the Park Enclosure. and
We"lntl'aPding an extensive View of the River Mersey and the
Welsh Mciuntains. The Hou sins hree Entertrining
r"lns, .rive Bedrooms since room, Attics,Three Water-
closets, Kichen, Scu , and Servant's-ball, Batb.rOom, &c.
For Particulars
4,Derby.square, St. ply
George to Mr. S. WATERHOITSE, Land-agent,
's Church.
iv*

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY

This day is published,yuye 4d., or 6d. post free ; stamps for-

• warded to Meisrs. Piper,
AFEW WORDS TO T AREHOLDERS
OF THE NORTI AFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY
COMPANY, on the Tr olicy of that Company, especially in
relation to the Lo and North-Western Railway Company.
BY ONE OF THEMSELVES.

London : W. and T. PIPER, 23, Paternoster-row, and GEO
MANN, 39, Cornittli.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

Jan. 28,1g51.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, MONDAY NIGHT.

FIRE AT THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
About three o'clock this afternoon a fire broke out in
the clock tower at the north end of the new Palace at
Westminster, but was soon extinguished. The damage
was confined to building materials in the interior, and is
of a very trifling character.

THE GOLD QUESTION.—The Commercial Daily List
hears from good authority that an eminent London firm
has entered into an arrangement with the Dutch Govern-
ment for the purpose of the two million three hundred
thousand pounds Dutch gold coin which were advertised
to be disposed„of.

CABINET COUNCIL.—A Council will be held at the
Foreign Office to-morrow afternoon.

THE FRENCH CRISIS

PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.—The advises are unsatts.
factory. The interpollations to be addressed to the new
Cabinet Ministry on Monday were looked forward to with
great anxiety. It is understood that the chief object of
the Majority will be to prove that the President never
made any serious proposals to Odillon Barrot or Leon;
Faucher to form a Parliamentary Cabinet, but that he
had already determined upon the present Ministry. It is
not known whether Odillon Barrot or Faucher will offer
explanations, or the exact nature of the resolution likely
to be come to; but the attitude of the Majority is one
of decided hosti.ity to the Executive. Thiers is actively
leading the Orleanist party against the President. The
Legitimists are highly elated, and the Mountain league
with the Monarchists in order to produce confusion.
Thiers will probably speak on Monday. Several meetings
of Representatives took place to-day, but no resolutions
have been come to. A good deal of discouragement
was visible amongst speculators to-day, and the Funds
are lower, being quoted 94, 70. The French Minister at
Berlin has been recalled, in consequence of the ministerial
crisis.

SWITZERLAND.—A telegraphic despatch from Berne,
reports an engagement, in the environs of that city, be-
tween the troops of the Banton and the Socialists. The
latter were completely defeated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

hales ffurtion,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS,
MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, ou
FRIDAY next. the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, at his Rooms, Clayton-square, an assemblage of useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Six-octave Cabinet Piano-forte,
by Clementi, London, in Mahogany Case, capital Eight-day
Clock, by Hardman, Chimney Glass, plate 40 inches by 24, and
other Effects, removed for the convenience of sale, comprising
Foul-post, Camp, French, and Iron Bedsteads, with Moreent
Hangings, Hair and Wool Mattresies' good-seasoned Feather
Beds and Bedding, Mahugaby Chests Drawers, Ditto Night
slieryari§
Commodes and Beds , Dressing Glasses, Toilet Tables and
Washstands, To' Ware, Towel Rails, Mahogany Dining',
Loo, Card, aqd- nap Tables, Ditto Framed Sofas and Chairs.
in Hair ClotlT, Easy and Reclining Chairs, in Leather, Side-
board, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, Fire-
irons, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
at the Rooms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

commencemznt of the year, was now in full operation for
women and children whose diseases require attention,
and was much resorted to. The number of external pa-
tients in the current year would probably exceed the
number in any former period. The committee had agreed
to admit persons recommended by clergymen, scripture-
readers, &c., without any further order. The report con-
cluded by urging that, with an increased subscription list,
the disadvantages of all former years would be overcome.
From the statement of accounts, it appeared that the
subscriptions received last year had been £202, and the
donations £56. The bazaar and the concert had realized
a net profit of £530. and the total receipts were £846. In
addition to the ordinary expenses, old debts had, been
paid off during the year to the amount of £248, and there
still remains, after all obligations have been met, a ba-
lance in the hands of the treasurer of £314. Mr. Saml.
Holme, in a pointed and characteristic speech, moved the
adoption of the address, which was seconded by the Rev.
G. W. Warr and carried. The usual complimentary
votes were then paid to the officers of the institution ;
and a ladies' committee and quarterly board being ap-
pointed, the meeting closed with thanks to the chair.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28

COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY REPORT.

Nionday Night

Our Share-market has been somewhat more active
during the past week. The more favourable political
news, and especially the improvement in the exchange to
an extent to stay the export of bullion, have induced
several large operations (both speculative and investors)
to come into the market. All prices, in consequence,
have advanced materially. London

on Saturday,

touched 126; Divers, M.dlands, 511 : York and
North Midland, 231 ; and Lnds, 58 ; and though the
prices of Saturday are not fully maintained to-day, the
market is by no means bad—a temporary flatness and
lower prices having been embed more by those desirote
buy, than by any pressure of sellers. This dc-'
are • ''''-Y1 I

Midland

—Caledonian, 101 ; Old Leeds
stock, 1245; Ditto new Quarters,
504- ; Ditto Halves, 9i3 t 5-16 d ; Shropshire,
Old Dovers, 231 5 ; Newcastle Xl7 preference, unpaid t
2 15-16 d ; North Midland, 23 ; Live
new issue, 5 p

00l Insu

We have had another quiet week for produce,
_but as
holders refrained from pressing it on the
prices have generally been supported
little stirring, except an inquiry fo

there i

an, for r€

Coffee i

(brown Pernam have

purposes, and three cargo
sold, at 19s. 3d. to 193. 6d. per (
rather better; the Dutch sale just declared or
270,000 bags, being considerably less than was g
looked for. Rum continues in fair demand, am
are well supported. In Tea there is very NW(
the trade holding aloof till the late arrivals are ply

sales of Cotton on Saturday were 5000 b.

which amount 1500 were
was firm, and prices a shat
reached 6000 bags, includi
Bengal, which were taken

Nmerican

mains firm, and prices have advanc
1-16 d. per lb.

THE FRAUD ON A ST. H
On Saturday morning, Frede
Routledge, was placed at the bar of Lambed
for further examination, on a (
Mr. Johnson, a glass manufactu

ck

t St. I

being conc
of swindlir

a most

On f

and r

seemed e

to his r

mere shadow of what he si

accommodated
of Mr. Games attt

custody, w
the oft