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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

LIVERPOOL SAILORS' HOME

THE COMMITTEE of the SAILORS' HOME
1, have abstained from making any appeal to the Public
during the late long period of general depression, but the time
has now arrived when they must proceed with the completion
of the Building, or suspend the work until the necessary funds
are obtained,
Wm. Brown, Esq., M.P., who had already given the largest
donation, has now added to it the munificent sum of .€l,OOO ;
and several Members of the Committee, and others, have
agreed to double the amount of their pre ,' us contribution.
These sums reduce the wants of t ommittee to about
£5,000 to finish, and about ...-2,000. re to furnish completely,
vredir the noblest establishment of ti 'kind in the world.
It has been most gratify' o the Committee to observe that
Her Majesty's Gover ent have expressed in Parliament
marked approbatio f the system we have so successfully
established, and the great benefits derived, by the mode of
paying off cre , the registration and shipping of seamen, and
the deposits made by sailors in our Savings-bank, &c. The
value of these important branches of the Institution will be
materially improved and extended when the Committee are
enabled to remove from the premises hitherto hired for that
purpose; and still more whenthey are enabled to open the

whole as a Home, with Nautical Schools attached, as originally
contemplated ; and they now appeal with confidence to the
public for the means still required completely to realize objects
so generally approved.
(Signed)

JAMES AIKIN, Chairman,

AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIE-
TORS of the LIVERPOOL STEAM-TUG COMPANY,
held on Wednesday, the sth day of June, 1850, at the Claren-
don-rooms, Liverpool,

On the motion of Mr. Jo

seconded by Mr

ROUNDELL
Resolved,

That the Report cont: inin2

an Account of the

nd si„,n)eff by three of the Direc-
rid read, bond the same is hereby ap-

!cts of the Company

tors, now produc
proved and confi

On the motion

Jr. Bam

R, seconded by Mr. WYNNE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

SAINT GFORGE'S LINE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

Loading berth east side Prince's Dock,

The fast-sailing favourite first-class American
f t F Packet-ship
• 71)A!
JOSEP3.kirE

Captain

00" ,
ill N I,IIOOKER ;

<ened and coppered, and only two

MO tons register; cop
rears old.—Aliplyjn,

A. TAYLOR and CO

. -
'Me HEMISPHERE (new Ship) is the succeeding Packet.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
ir. LINE OF PACKETS.
/Alin
,iiik,c S ailing from LIVERPOOL on the lit of each Month,
•••;,.:2.:... - And from PHILADELPHIA on the 10th.

-- •
EUROPE. W McDowELL
.31ESCHIANZA, (new Ship,) H. F

650 tons.. Ist July.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

Einittb *'tatty.

r EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
'•
iiiiirly lIARNDEN & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS.
For PHILADELPHIA.
Lint of Packets sailing on the 12th of each month.
WYOMING Capt. MVERCKEN 12th June.
TUSCARORA Capt. TuRLEY l2th July.
SA RANAK Capt. Julius 12th Aug.
SUSQUEHANNA ....Capt. DUN LEVY l2th Sept.

For NEW YORK.
The celebrated Black Ball Liners.
COLUMBIA Capt. FURBEA 16th June.
MANHATTAN ..... Capt. HACKSTAFY lst July.
NEW YORK Capt. MARSHALL,..iv--.l6th July.
FIDELIA Capt. Anzni...---- lst August.
CAMBRIDGE Capt. Go. /MANSON 16th August.
ISAAC WEBB Capt. OMR
ISAAC WRIGHT .... Ca i . ' RARODY l6th Sept.
MONTEZUMA it. BRYEZ
These magnifice . 'hips are all of the largest size, have spa-
cious 'tween d • . s, and afford superior accommodation for
passengers.
Actual 0 ay required to reach destination, all particulars
relative to Emigration, and Bills of Exchange, securing safety
in remittance, may be had by applying personally, or by letter,
to HARNDEN and CO., •
Emigration-office, 60, Waterloo-road, 1
ILiverpool.
General Ditto, 6, Cook•street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

?II LITIIML

TUITION, CUMBERLAND,

AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, residing in Clifton,
in a beautiful and healthful part of Cumberland, pur-
poses to take THREE PUPILS, whom he shall treat as Mem-
bers of his Family. The Advertiser, who is a Master of Arts
of the Dublin University, has had considerable experience in
the management and tuition of Children. Most of his former
Pupils distinguished themselves in the emical course,
and some of them obtained firs onours in the Univer-
sity.
Clifton is well kno_w or its salubrious air, and for the
beauty of its scenery: It is situate within three miles of the
Sea, and one of ii-Railway-station.

Address, Rev. P. W. MALONE, Crossbarrow-house, Clifton,
Workington.

TERMS

Boys under 14 years of age::::60 Guineas per annum
Boys over 14 years of age 70 Guineas per annum
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

STEAM BETWEEN GLASGOW and NEW YORK.
The powerful Screw Steam-Ship
CITY OF GLASGOW,
Captain B. R. MArtim,
t- - - Sails from 'GLASGOW t Y
' On FRIDAY nex e 14th instant.
Cabin Passage... . (Steward's Fee i ded)... Twenty Guineas.
Second Cabin Do. (do. do.) ...Twelve Guineas.
No Steerag ssengers taken.
These rates include P isions, but not Wines or Liquors,
which will be supplied board at moderate rates.
For further infor ion apply to
ROBERT LAMONT, Agent.
33, Water-tireet, Liverpool,:3rd June, 1850.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

SUPERFINE BROAD CLOTHS,
of West of England and Yorkshire Manufacture, in
every shade of Colour, from 4s. up to the very best quality at
18s. ;

TROUSERINGS,
in West of England, Scotch, and Yorkshire Manufacture, of
the most superior textures, and the newest styles.
WAISTCOATINGS,
of French and British producttou, tri endless variety.
The whole ENTIRELY NEWrSeing selected by the Pro-
prietor personally, withiu,the last fortnight, at the different
Markets, and markedearusaal, the LOWEST CASH PRICES ,in
Plain Figures.

RICHMOI6'S LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL,
Not. 1 and 3, PARADISE-STREET•

AN ASSISTANT WANTED.

WENHAM LAKE ICE

THE TRANSATLANTIC ICE COMPANY.
Established in Liverpool, 1846.
THE" Proprietors most respeetfully_beg. to inform
their Patrons and the Public, thatAbfy have just received,
per Anglo Atnerican, from Boston, a large Cargo of that pure
and unequalled SPRING ATER ICE, from the Wenham
Lake, which they off , Wholesale and Retail, on the most
favourable terms.
The extreme ity of this Ice fits it for table use, and for
mixiooyerwhie, a
liquor, or water; while its solidity renders it
easy serration for length of time.
They ave also new and be_utifully designed Refrigerators,
lined with Plate Glass and Zinc, which answer the purpose of
a Witte Cooler and Provision Safe.
ROPES, NOYES, and CO., PRoPRIETORBr.
Ninth John-street: Liyerpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL AND CORK.
The CORK STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S first-
class powerful Steamer
.
owcreerertend.iftt_
11/ 1 NISIROD
'',,,,#:--, ' ,-. 700 tons burthen -horse power,
C in T. PILE,
Is intended to I Collingwood Dock,
uvEr OL, FOR CORK,
WEDNESDAY . one 12.. at 11 o'clock, Morning.
TUESDAY.. ... June 18.. at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
WEDNE ....June 26.. at 11 o'clock, Morning.
FARES:

Cabin, (including Steward's Fee,) 12s. 6d. ; Deck, 2s. 6d.
Agents in Liverpool : WM. WILSON and SON,
15, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

HYAM'S SUMMER OVER-COATS

ALWAYS ON HAND. READY MADE.
The Hyamonian Paletot, made from a beautiful light
waterproof material, trimmed with silk all through
from
The Hyamonian Paletot, registered by the Proprietors,
a neat and gentlemanly Walking Coat, adapted for
professional gentlemen .. from 1 5 0
The Brighton Summer Wrapper, a neat and improved
shape, in the most beautiful material, elegantly
trimmed from 1 18 0
The celebrated Registered Mercury, or Summer
Overall. The novelty of style and elegance in
design of this Coat have received the highest
encomiums of the British Press ; they are sold
complete for the extreme low price of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

On account of the Importers.
TO TIMBER-MERCHANTS, SHIPBUILDERS, CABINET-
MAKERS, COACH-BUILDERS, &c.
To- monnow, (Wednesday,) the 12t , t Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, east and wes ' e Morpeth Dock, and in the
Timber Pond, Birkenh ,
628 QUEBEC PINE,
69 ogs ST. JOHN PIN
Yellow PINF . ,
2600 SPRUC .ALS,
190 RA AY SLEEPERS,
23 s ELM.
Apply to ME, SLATER, and CROOK, Brokers,
Canning-street, Birkenhead, and 35, Sefton-street, Liverpool.
(Two interests.)

On account of the Importers.
OnTHURSDAY next, the 13th, and FRIDAY, the 14th instant,
at Eleven o'clock precisely e , Honduras Shed,
133 Logs HONDURAS ANA and and 184 Tons ROSE-
WOOD, nded, ex Thetis, from Belize.
Apply to J. CA RM ICHA EL, Esq., Merchant.
386 Logs and Curls HONDURAS MAHOGANY, just landed,

,
el Margaret. Principally Machinery WO6d, of very
great length, and some good Panel logs.
184 Logs and Curls HONDURAS MAHOGANY, just landed,
ex Adolphe Werner, from the Bay direct; of very large
size and superior quality.
458 Logs HONDURAS MAHOGANY, ex sundry vessels ;
containing some very large-siz esk.and sound logs.
In this parcel is the if " The Monster Log,"
which was sold e 28th March for .e 316. The size
of the pr og is, at butt, 60 inches deep; 20 feet
lon 44 inches wide; and contains 4,400 feet actual
asurement, against 2,646 feet sale measurement.
Apply to WM. VAUGHAN, Req., Merchant.
610 Logs and Curls ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY, containing
some very fine V able Wood, and particularly
selected is market. Now landing, ex XL, from
St Ingo, direct.
Apply to Messrs. P d SINNOTT, Merchants.
20 Logs ST. DOS F TISIAHOGANY, ex X L, from St.
Do ' , 'rect.
Apply to GEORGE SIMPSON, Esq., Merchant.
618 Logs and Curls ST. DOM MAHOGANY, of large
size and very s quality, st arrived, ex Wanderer,
from St. ngo direct.
Apply essrs. ROWE, SCRIBNER, and Co., Merchants.
150 Planks BAHIA ROSEWOOD, ex Pilot Fish.
16 Planks RIO ROSEWOOD.

118 Planks BIRD-EYED MAP
99 NEW ORLEANS OT BILLETS.
57 Logs SABICU
3 Tons TU WOOD.
48 Logs CIL CEDAR.
2 Logs Cet/DIJRAS CEDAR. -

Apply to

HOLME, SLATER, and CROOK, Brokers,
Canning-street, Birkenhead, and 35, Sefton-street, Liverpool
(Six interests.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

NEXT WEEK, &c.

On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o' at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial Buildings, -s reet,
120 Tierces Jamaica Buildings
Now landing.—Apply to Messr TIN HALT, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to BNS , FOSTER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

R - CARGO for the PACIFIC will be RECEIVED at the
SHED, WEST SIDE of WATERLOO DOCK, on and after
TO-MORROW. (Wednesday,) the 12th instant.
GOODS cannot be taken after TWELVE O'CLOCK, P.M., 011
MONDAY next, the 17th instant; nor can PARCELS be re-
ceived after Six O'cLocK, P.M., on TUESDAY next, the 18th
instant.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.
The Steam-ships c-
omprisiwthis LlTie are the
\‘ ATLANTIC -Capt. WEST.
t PACIFIC . Capt. NYE.
ARCTIC Capt. LUcE.
- BALTIC Capt. COMSTOCK.
ADRI C Capt. GRAFTON.
These Vessels a appointe- d
to sail as follow:-
011 LIVERPOOL.
PACIFIC WEDNESDAY, 19th June.
ATLANT WEDNESDAY, 10th July.
PACIFI WEDNESDAY, 31st July.
FROM NEW YORK.
ATL IC SATURDAY, 15th June.
PACIFIC SATURDAY, 6th July.

These Ships having been built by contract expressly for the
American Government service. every care has been taken in
their construction, as also in their engines, to insure strength
and speed ; and their accommodations for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance or comfort.
The rate of passage from Liverpool to New York is fixed
at Thirty-five Guineas; exclusive use of extra-size State-rooms
Eighty-seven Guineas and a Half. The Freight on Goods from
Liverpool is Seven Pounds per Ton of Forty Cubic Feet.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship.
The Owners of these Ships will not be accountable for Gold,
Silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stones or Metals,
unless Bills of Lading are signed thereon, and the value thereof
therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, No.
74, South-street, New York ; or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

THE BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

FOURTEENTH OF JUNE PACKET.

Goods received until midnight of Thursday, 13th inst.

Loading Berth North Bait C rince's i
1 ..• he
.•_.
`;w., UNIVERSE,
,4iiirri . (New Ship,)
T. J. Man, Commander.

Apply to

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

THE STOCK OF MESSRS.

BEWLEY AND CADDELL,

OF YORK-STREET, MANCHESTER,

WHOLESALE GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN.

THE Remaining Portions of the above, together with various Lots •f SUMMER GOODS,
just purchased in London, are being offered at

VER Y TEMPTING PRICES.
Especial attention is requested to the
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN SILKS;
PAISLEY, NORWICH, and FRENCH SHAWLS, especially BAREGE LONGS, Bs. 11d. to 295. 6d.;
150 Square PAISLEY FILLED DITTO, 10s. 6d, the regular price of which has been 305.;
MANTLES, in all the various Materials;
PRINTED MUSLINS, BAREGES, BALZABINES, DELAINES, CASHMERES, PRINTS, BONNETS,
PARASOLS, RIBBONS;

SWISS MUSLIN CURTAINS; 3s. Ild. per Pair; a large Lot of COLOURED VELOUR CURTAINS,
(Bewle tid Caddell's Stock,) market price 135., now offered at 4s. 10d.;
BL LINEN SHEETINGS, full width, without a seam, 120. per yard;
DITTO, three yards wide, Is. 10d. and 25.;
TABLE LINEN S, two yards wide, Is.

JOHN B RI S C 0 E,

60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

Steam-ships ply regularly between New York and Charles-
ton, Savannah, Havannah, Jamaica, New Orleans, and Chagres.
Goods destined for any of these ports, and addressed to E. K.
COLLINS, New York, by the above Steamers, will be forwarded
with despatch and economy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

iper-refined qbality, 1
ed for all climates.
DU BARRY and CO

warded

may be
the cre,

TS IN Lo

veyors t
street; Edwarc
rind through all respe
houses, booksellers, d
in town and country.

Testimonials of the hi,

CAUTION : The name
As also that of the firm, 1

vaiids ca

of too c

London, in ok
compounds of r

as Eivilenta

t 4s. ed. ; of 51b.
101 b., 335. ; and
12113. and 101 b.
on receipt of

e or bankers' orders (carriage free), to any town or
tation connected by rail with London, or to any port
ad or Ireland connected with London by steam or
ssels. Shipments abroad attended to. Their amount
nt in a bill or banker's order on London, or placed to
of Messrs. Du Barry and Co.'s account, at Messrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

ESSELS SPOKEN

Sir Colin Campbell, from Charleston, for this port, 27th May,
in lat. 49, long. 18—Adam Smith, hence for Pernambuco, Ist
.4,9,loltoign.g.3l2s_WH—eCrco)xnana:
hletentreefoforrQNuetsbveYco, rokff.
2A6pthrilitainy,laint.l7atS.
Cape Bay, with loss of topgallant masts and leaky, having been
.cut by the ice—Governor, hence 14th May, in lat. 48, long. 69
—Harlequin, hence for New York, 14th May, in lat. 42, long
65—Sea King, hence for Philadelphia, 18th May, in lat. 44.
long. 30—Deacon, hence for Valparaiso, 13th May, in lat. 41,
long. 11—Fanny, hence for Porto Rico, 16th April, in lat. 20.
long. 60—Fame, hence for California, 11th April, in lat. 3 N.
tong. 22 W—Emelie, hence for Batavia, 12th April, in lat. 5 N.
long. 20 W—Woodman, hence for Quebec, nine days ont—
Oregon, hence 24th May, in lat. 46, long. 23—Seaton, of Aber-
deen, hence 27th April, in lat. 40, long. 20- -British Empire,
hence for Boston, 2nd May, in lat. 37, long. 47, and was sup-
plied with water—Sir Harry Smith, hence for Rio Grande, Bth
April, in lat. 17 S., long. 33 IV—Courier, hence for St. Kitts,
24th April, in lat. 26 N., long. 64 W—Sarah, from Barbadoes,
for this port, 18th May, in lat. 43, long. 34—Robert Watt,
hence for New York, 20th Mny, in lat. 40, long. 66—Ann Hen-
derson and Athelstan, both hence for Calcutta, 25th May, off
Old Head of Kinsale—Firefly, hence for Africa, lid June. in
lat. 49 N., long. 10 W—John Sparks, hence for Calcutta, 30th
April, in lat. 3 N., long. 22

this port, 6th April, in lat. 35 S

June, in lat. 51, long. 14,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial Bu' • ale-street,
56 Puncheons D a } MOLASSES.
37 Punche . Vincent
For further part' rs apply to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

THE BRUNSWICK CLUB,
AND

ECONOMIC SOCIETY,
lIANOVER-STREET,
FOUR DOORS FROM BOLD-STREET,
OPEN FROM ELEVEN TILL BLEVEN

THE READING ROOM is supplietrwith all the London
and Provinetal Papers, and is furnished
with a sett'ct modern Circulating Library
for 41eitse of the Members.
THE BILLIARD ROOlf§ are spacious and airy, and centait
ive Tables, with Markers always in
attendance. Charge for 21 Points One
• Penny, or Eightpence an Hour.
THE MUSIC ROOM is furnished with an excellent Piano-
forte for the use of the Subscribers.
THE COFFEE ROOM is supplied with Refreshments on the
most reasonable terms.
AN ORDINARY in the Dining-room at a Quarter-past One,
One Shilling, Waiter's Fee I d.
THE FIELD SPORTS have commenced, and will continue
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from
Six till Eight, and every WEDNESDAY
Morning from Seven till Eight, for
Cricket, Bowls, &c.

ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS commence from the time of Entrance,
as follows :
QUARTERLY, 48.; MONTHLY, 25.; DAILY, 4d'
Attached is .

THE HOTEL, which is .replete—with every convenience for
Strangers and Commercial Travellers.
A PORTER in attendance ALL NIGHT.

W. E. WHITEMAN, PROPRIETOR.

The CLUB FIELD, at Low-hill, is Open for ATHLETIC
EXERCISES, CRICKET, BOWLS, &c., on TUESDAY and
THURSDAY Evenings, commencing at Six o'clock, pan ant
OD WEDNESDAY Mornings-from Seven to Sight.
Chilo-reows, Manovtr-itrffe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

ICHANTS, and oth

I) recommended to use TAI

:epared e

Manufiettired by H. J.ltiorts-4o; and Sold Wholesale by

PARSONS, FLETCHER, 0., Priniing Ink Manufacturers,
Bread•street, Lond . May be had at the Chronicle-office,
H. TAYLOR, NV ER and SMITH, CHARLES WILLMER, and
JOHN TURN , Liverpool. and through any other Stationer,
in ed., Is., a. 6d., and 2s. bottles.

TIR. YOUNG'S URETHRIC MIXTURE, a Speedy
I_s and Effectual Cure for Stricture, Stone, Gravel, and all
icacy of this
proved by its

on a confirmed

'ONE. (

11hat the human
ind of the utmost

the IV

ny climate you lik

next cold mornin'
the mounta'n there—

—" Healthy !
)U choose the

ut o' t

hout tra-
' that the

There's
call it—

with a val'cy on each side of it—the one hot and the
t'other cold. Well, get on the top of that mounta'n with
a double-barrel gun, and you can, without movin', kill

summer or winter

jest as you will."

" What, have you ever tried it Tried it ! often—
and should have done pretty well but for one thing."—
" What was that?"--" I wanted a dog that would stand
both climates. The last dog I had froze off his tail while
pantie' on the summer side. He dident get entirely out
of the winter side, you see. True as you live."—Ameri-

can paper

DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS.—On Sunday a disgrace.
ful riot took place in the Wesleyan Chapel, Netherthong
For some time disputes have at'
rights of two minist(

rias to the respective

:d Wilson and Say

sufficiently out of

ning the service was con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

it was evident that the r

ns of the home

nd all were now beginning to
truction of railways had absorbed a great
ount of capital, but protection had enabled them to recover
Now, the gloom seemed perpetual. The foreigner took only
goods he wanted, and no more; he took them, not because
he loved England, but because it was convenient to him. He
sent to them, on the contrary, everything he sold, so long as
hey were fools enough to admit them without duty; but he
care all through that the balat;ce of trade should be in his
ur (hear, hear), He maintained that it was the duty of the
lature, which had inflicted that injury, to give relief. The
was burdened with heavy rates, uluch, in consequence of
their currency laws, ther were obliged to pay in an enhanced

valise, while the produce of the soil had Leen deteriorated 50
per cent. ; and •if the government hail damaged the land of
England, they were bound to give some protection for the
losses to which they had subjected it. Certain charges were,
as was well known, imposed upon the land; and so long as
gold was kept at its present price, under the currency law of
Sir R. Peel, it was quite evident that the owners of the soil must
a much larger amount than they could justly be
1 upon to pay (hear). It was quite useless deceiving them-

if they

•evenue annually,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant,
25 Barrels Jamaica GINGER,
5 Kegs HONEY.
2 Barrels BEES' W
6 Puns' } LI CE,
20 Kegs
100 Ba RN SHAVINGS.
Apply to T H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
On account of whom it may concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 2, Rumford-place,
A Quantity of Bales COTTON,
COTTON PICKINGS, INDIAN CORN and SWEEPINGS,
FLOUR, WHEAT, RICE and RICE SWEEPINGS, COFFEE
and COFFEE SWEEPINGS, SUG SCRAM INT3S, LARD,
WHALEBONE, PEPPER, Y PACKAGES, CORN
BAGS. OLD ROPES, I OOPS, RAGS, OLD SKINS,
&c., &c.; lying in Ibert Dock Warehouses; catalogues
of which are ady.—Apply to
DANIEL BUCHANAN, SONS, and SHEPPARD,
Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-

POOL AND SLIGO.
Captainv
es
se
Io FORREST,
-I.\- The splendid and powerful Steam-ship
SHAMROCK. ,
(Or other suitable
‘-'" Is intended to sail (with or without a Pilot,
and with liberty to tow vessels,) during JUNE 0, as under :
LIVERPOOL TO SLI
SHAMROCK.... THIS DAY, June 11, 1 o'clock, Forenoon.
SHAMROCK.... Wednesday, June ,at 6 o'clock, Morning.
SHAMROCK.... Wednesday, Ju 3, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon.
Goods required to be alo ide ONE HOUR before the time
of Sailing.
FARES.
First Cabin • luding fee)
Second • o (ditto)
Steerage, or Deck
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo ; JOHN WALKER, 77, Mar-
ket-street, Manchester; or to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

SPARKLING NECTAR.
FELL, CHEMIST, &C., 8, Bold-street, Liverpool,
• is now MANUFACTURING a very delightful and re-
freshing BEVERN.GE, which he feels confident is superior to
any thing of the kind ever offered to the Public.

-
COMPARE
FELL'S SPARKLIN-G-NECTAR

.90‘7"f/sTECTA.R.
And jyfieferithe° Flavour of the two

Sold by T. FE lit;Chernist, Bold street; at the New Landing-
stage, St. George's Pier; and by all respectable Hotel-keepers
and Confectioners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

On THURSDAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Ship CONSBROOK,
15,-;,,4 p 423 tons register, built at St. Andrew's, N.B. This
-4-47 Ship has always been kept in good sea-going order,
having from time. to time undergone extensive repairs ; she is
copper-fastened; and, in 1847, was resheathe •hh yellow
metal, when she had a thorough °verbs s delivered 1300
bales uncompressed Charleston cott 14} feet draft of water,
and is an excellent timber shier dimensions are—length,
11l feet ; breadth, 29 feet nches ; depth, 19 feet 5:1 inches.
She is well secured Zvi on knees throughout, and abundantly
found in stores. L ing east side Brunswick Dock.—Apply to
Messrs. J. AIKIN, SON, and Co., Merchants; or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

WEDNESDAY.

To-moItROW, (Wednesday,) the writ at Twelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Office nial Buildings, Dale-street,
130 W ags Bengal RICE.
Apply to BUSHBYS, FOSTEa and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

He wished to
,y, snd that re-

took him to the soda] of I
der traveller who had all

a Aland

with him. He said to him, " I hope you have had a sticeessful
journey." " Anything but that, sir" (laughter). " Why I
thought now that you were under the operation of free trade
you would be very prosperous." " Ah, sir, that's the thing

that has done the mischief—the farmers and the labourers are
the people who deal with the shopkeepers in the country towns.
They are so terribly cut up that they are not able to buy, and
the shopkeepers are not able to give me any orders" (loud
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

YESTERDAY.

IMPUDENT IRISH BEGGARS.—Two stout young Irish-
men, who had arrived from the sod only on Sunday
morning, were brought up for begging in the streets.
Upon one of them was found (concealed) a sum of 12s 6d
in silver, and upon the other 4s 6d ! They were com-
mitted to gaol for 21 days—the money to he appropriated
to their keep.

James Smith, a youth, was sent for trial, for having
picked the pocket of Mr. William Maxwell, shipping
agent, of a silk pocket handkerchief, in Tarleton•street,
on Saturday.

ROBBERY ON CORN.—An old man named John Stock-
pole was charged with being implicated with two others
(0. Neale, mate of a ship, and William Anderson), who
were brought up on Saturday for stealing thirty bags of
Indian Corn from the Clarence Dock. The case was
then adjourned. The old man was remanded for
further enquiry to be made.
BASE Com—Catherine Dowling and Robert Flynn
were committed for trial for passing a base half-crown
at Mr. Bradley's, top of Cable-street, and another at
Mr. Hutchinson's spirit vaults, Brooks's-alley, on Satur-
day last.
ROBBERY AT TIIE BRUNSWICK, AND OTHER HOTELS.O
We noticed last week the capture and remand of a youth
who had been employed as " Boots," at Mr. Whiteman's,
Brunswick Hotel, and other inns previously, from all of
which he had abstracted valuable property. He calls
himself Thomas Jones, but his real name is James Jeffrey.
Mr. Whiteman had taken him from the ragged school.
awith abnouetighseteveenn months' eghivairnagctehri,manfdouhvagdoemployed
him la
a-day, a good bed, and five shillings per week wages. He
left Mr. Whiteman's service in January
stoet. theNleioxitilsaems,to'ivnn anditnh morning
o a night,
by y
31 s
thet ofskylight of awa t
Amade
his
wear -1 oye in
was missed, and a number o f other ar-
twicaltecsh,,awsowrtehll £2O, was
belonging to lodgers, which he
had taken from their bed-rooms while they were asleep.
The watch has not yet been recovered, but part of the
chain and a gold seal were produced : a cap was also iden-
tified as belonging to a boy in the house, and which the pri-
soner had on when captured. It was yesterday shown that
he must have entered Mr. Ward's, York Hotel, ( where he
bad also been employed,) and concealed himself until the
family retired, on the 22nd May. in the morning, the
front door in Tarlton-street was found unbolted and open,
and several articles were missed, including a pistol, which
was found at a pawnshop. The prisoner had here stolen
another cap, and left his own worn out one behind. There
was another similar case against him, for robbing an inn
in Dale-street, where he had also been employed. He
passed for 14 years of age, and said he was unable to
write. It appears he is several years older, and can write
'roll, Ho woe fully committed for trial,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

P ItOTECTION.

GRAND' LIVERPOOL

e of the m

progress o

tectionist pr

,sity of re

lace at

•aday.. The r
agricultural

and whett

rice of the

w unequivoc

called free-t

1 that many

stopper,

r. 'W. J

), Jr. Jc

C. Nail()

4Ampli

stet. (

Mr. W.

R. E. 1

end of

DEMONSTRATION

magnificent deindnstrationS
rinciples. and of the growing
11 of legislation which has al-

the Royal Amphitheatre, on
nded by delegates from all the
)cieties throughout the coun-

'ober, the character, or ti

.nt, the varied interests

cal rank and at

he proceedings, the vast

:onsideration, or the locality

Id, it must be regarded as r

the change which has taker

ere formerly the advocate

The meeting o-iginated i

1, an extensive shipowner

of delegates recenth• held a

and enthusiastically re

oat. The Amphitheatre, ti
ad which is estimated to hol

.s crammed in every corn

,mmeneed, and we wer

By unab:e to obtain ad

r was taken by the Ea

cheering,

Among

platform we observe,

Lord John Manners, M.P.

tkenzie, M.P,

Q.C.. the Re
'ming, (Chairman

of British Industry m:

Duncah Gibb, Mr. Sarht

Molyneux,

fr of Lancasi

J. Peers, Mr, A. Render
ker, Mr. W. Niam,.Mr. H

Mr. A. Norris, Mr. R.

iles, Air. T. H. Wall

rey), Mr. Robert Knc

IL. Sowler

Mr
eford, Mr

), Mr. Rd

Leman (Warvvi
Davies (Coleshi,l), M

b (Ledburyi, -Mr

George 'SteMit,

ohu Cross (Hampton), S.

ne, Mr. F. W. Tatton, Mr
re), Mr. J. Talbot Clifton

Si. Quinten

urner, N

r:Alderman Hodgiini

Ir. T. Lit

C. Bourne, Mr. E. Jo
lain, Mr. J. A. Tobin,
V. Fisher, Air. W. IVar

ICS, &Ir. Petei•Browne,

erchants, traders, and ship.
we have not space to intro.

c. the Right Hon. the Ea
chairman of the meeting
loudly welcomed, the larp
wing their hats. Silent

essing his regret that they
!nt, said—lie felt called on

lied in symliathy f
getter —(loud cheers)
t noble-hearted class
mechanics, tenant fa

ion, an opportunity

se of Lords. (Cheers
lvice whice upon thy,

woutd be
To that nth

add the expi
ational meat

to agitate the disc

e country to the othE
at when he Eaid again

, to avail tln

is or in private, of t

;cheers)—publicly

;es of the lower c
cim the conviction

r they were at Ma
nany places in
rum their eyes to t

, in Kent, or i
n in the Lotitiai

Did they find then
E,v,en ia this town,

the merchants of
s which had taken j]

iti3fied th,

ploytnent to

them that
on, the wal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

PIANO-FORTES,

PRINTED MUSIC. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

SELLING OFF AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION,
Dnring the progress of the Alterations now going on.
TAMES SMITH, 66, LORD-sTREgxr-begs to an-
t/ nounce his determination to (o.4aElais present extensive
and carefully-selected STOCji..erNew and Second-hand

INSTRUN , PRINTED MUSIC,
and every Article ected with the Business, at such Prices
as cannot fail to sure an entire Clearance thereof, which will
be sold at from Twenty-five to Fifty per Cent. below the usual
Prices, for a short time only.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

ducted uninterrup,
the chapel, and

congregation retired from
Mr. Wilson was deliberately locked un

therein .!
Afternoon came, and with it thetitneapeointed
for Mr. Savage "holding forth." The superintendent
had possession of the pulpit, and accordingly opened the
service by giving out the first hymn. Not a single
voice except his own joined in the appointed strain. By
way of confounding the rev. gentleman, several of the
" meek and lowly" in the body of the chapel commenced

special pieces of harmo
one corner might be cat
the bright Seraphim ;"
bellowing out, inconsis

on their own account
t disjointed

snatches of " Let

pious mortal wa,

have, a God to glori

A. soul to save I
more objectionable pro-
swell the general con-
even was not thought
itted ! At length the
ei,

ductions, too, wer
fusion and discord
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

TIDE TABLE

MORN. lEVENO.i LIGHT. HOLVDAYB, ETC

June} h. m. h. m. 1 ft. in.
Tuesday....ll' 11 43 - 19 3
Wednesdry.l2l 0 6 029 il9 2
Thursday ..13 051 113 18 7
Friday ....14 140 2 G jl7 9
Saturday ..15 232 259 116 7 g
Sunday .... 16 329 359 15 1
,3d Sund. after Trinity
Monday.... 17 430 5 7 114 1 ISt. Alban.

Trinity Term end.

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, JUNE 5

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

G. Duxbury, H. Wood, and J. Consterdine, Manchester, en.
gravers to calico printers: as far as regards J. Consterdine—
R. Platt and J. Chadwick, Woodford, Cheshire, farmers—G. C.
Cutiley, J. Heigbway, E. Starkey, and A. D. Caney, Liverpool,
paper-hangers.—R. H. Dawson and R. D. Reeves, Liverpool,
wine-merchants.—J. and 11. Thompson, Clitheroe, hatters.

IDECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS
F. Cook, Exeter, upholsterer.
A. P. Halliday, Cornbrook, Lancashire, manufi

mist—second of ss. 4id.'in the pound, any Tuesday, at the
office of Mr. Hobson, Manchester.

Ia r'es Francis,

BANKRUPTS.
Liverpool, grocer, June

,
o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : soli-
citors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official assignee,
Mr. Bird, Liverpool.
Joseph John Monk Mason Scott, Liverpool, wine-merchant,
June 17, July 8, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court
of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Dodge, Liverpool; official assig-
nee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.
Samuel and Henry James Hogg, Landport, auctioneers.
• William Foster Newton, Dover-street, Piccadilly, milliner.
Thomas Jeyes Edwards, King-street, Bloomsbury, dressing-
case maker.

bill, bookseller

Thomas Ring Pvrke, High-Street: Is.9ttibb
William Chancellor, Bath, innkePper.
Henry Thurstan, Cheltenham, innkeeper.
William Higgs, Wolverhampton, iron-dealt..
Charles William Williamson, Birmingham, baker
Thomas Goode, Hereford, chemist and druggist.
George Woodward, Doncaster, gunmaker.
George Hornsby and Robert Porter Mould, Newcastle-up(
Tyne, builders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

HATS ,

BY THE .MOST APPROVED MAKERS
,IN_EUROPE,
AT DA ' S

LONDON AND,BetRiS HAT WAREHOUSE,

RANELAGH-STREET,

PALE SHERRY, 30s. PER DOZEN.

j MOTT and SONS can strongly recommend this
tj• Wine for the present Season.
NoTE.—TheFinest FRENCH BRANDY, D 4a. p. canon,
or 3a. Bd. per Bottle.

J. MOTT .N.fr-SONS,
wi SKCIERCH ANTS,
22, SOUTILCISTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY !
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN CUT AND
PLAIN GLASS, &c.

WARD, 40, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, begs to
• announce that it is his intention as speedily as possible
to make extensive alterations in the interior of his Shop, to do
which it is absolutely necessary to Clear Out all the Stocks he
therefore offers it at Prices from 20 to 50 per Cent. below the
usual rate. A large quantity of French Figure Shades, which
are indispensable for the preservation of Vases, Wax Flowers,
&c., will be Sold at less than half the regular prices. Tea Sets
of China, White and Gold, &c. Britannia I\Letal Tea and
Coffee Pots, Papier Mach 6 and Japanned Trays, &c. A Lot of
Miscellaneous Articles can be obtaingd at this time at a trifling
outlay. The following is a List ,of Prices of Articles really
good :
A complete Glass Desser rvice of 10 Dishes, s. d.
usually sold for 30s educed to 2O 0
Set of two cut qua nd two cut pint Decanters, _ .

. ,
good, only
3,>..
Large quantit of very strong i-pint Tumblers,

8 0 set

0 3} each

of plain and moulded, suitable
for Ablicans 0 41b_
Cut Wines of good quality, from 0 ai each
of common, from 0 21 each
Excellent Sugars, from
0 7 „
Cream, to match
Good Sugars, at 0 41 „
Pickle Dishes, very good, at 0 6 „
1, common
Salts, very good 0 34 „
„ common
Cruet Frame and Three Bottles, at OlO „
Water Bottle and Glass, at OlO „
A Set of Three Tea Trays, 16, 24, and 30 inches, at 4 0 set.
A complete Tea Set of China, white and gold ll 0 „
Bohemian Glass Ornaments, from 0 6 each

N.B.—This is an opportunity rarely to he met with, and par-
ties Furnishing, Ships fitting out, Hotel-keepers, &c., will effect
a considerable saving by making their purchases now.
Observe—.l. WARD, 40, Bold-street, Liverpool; 69, Cross-
street, Manchester.

PRIESTLEY'S
SEIDLITZ POWDERS

Sold in Boxes, Is. 6d. each, containing twenty-four Powders.
(for making one dozen tumbler glasses of Seidlitz Water,)
which approach nearer than any thing yet discovered to the
Chalybeate Waters of Germany. The style of preparing
PRIESTLEY'S SEIDLITZ POWDERS jS peculiar to himself, and
combines scientific skill with great accuracy ; and though num-
bers of people unacquainted with the busineg, and others
have of late years attempted imitations, they have invariably
been found to be spurious compounds, neither possessing the
agreeable flavour, nor the medipinal properties of the Seidlitz
Waters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

tently enough,
' Ott

" Savage" party retired, with th champion, from
the "sacred edifice," and adjourned to an adjacent
school-room, which was speedily crowded to excess.
Meanwhile, a number of the superintendent's foes stilt
remained with him in the chapel, and now they noisily

Oirn from the pulpit.
but firmly declined

This the rev. gentler
to do, at the same tii
ceeding with the after
sounds—yelling, hoo

.n rest

me ann

)n service

intention of pro.
en rose a babel of

the application of epitt
gusting, such as surely

ing, with

nious and di
ce of wo

ver before defi'.ed a pl

ship ; in the midst of which some of the more violently
disposed entered the pulpit, and, by dint of pushing,
pinching the flesh, pricking the body with pins, and simi-
lar tortures, essayed to drive Mr. Wilson from his post.
This diabolical cruelty was heroically endured, without
the desired effect. At length, such was the pressure upon
the frail tenement which now contained the superinten-
dent and his tormentors, that a portion of the pulpit gave

„ .
way. Fearing lest some accident might possibly occur,
Mr. Wilson at this crisis submitted to circumstances, and,
full of pity for the unholy crew, left the chapel. Even
yet his ” savage" persecution was not ended. Hisses,
groans, and brutal salutations beset him on his way,
amidst which he journeyed indignantly homewards. This
filled
r el )aoel
iy.
ltihndega yin'
chapel' t at
he N
eveningt eh
ots eurfrt
suffocation
on terminatedin
medley
ev
congregation,er ypabryt. A frT.
0 wtSavagehhiecshe
facts no comment need be added.—Halifax (Yorkshire)
Paper.

_.O VEL FORTUNE OF A SCOTCHMAN.---IR the spring of
1826, a stately Indian chief, accompanied by three young
"pgernblance to him, an-

3, who, from t

peareci to be his sons, presented a written order, regur-
larly signed and sealed, from the agent of the British
Government at Montreal, to the commandant of a store
and fort on the frontier of the Indian country, for some
powder, which was included in the subsidies annually
granted to the aborigines. The robes worn by the chief
alul his retinue of sons were of white buffalo skin, richly
ornamented with wampum, and fringed with long black
locks of hair. Two horns protruded from the head of the
old chief, and a stuffed black hawk was perched between
them as his crest. Over his shoulders hung a superb red
ponko, and his light blue leggings and brown mocassins
were profusely ornamented with silver bells. The com-
mander of the fort surveyed the noble-looking Indians
.•

e time with p 1
•esented to him.

to the white I
It of ti

bands of the Atl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

Oaritets.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 8.
Our market to•day is precisely of the same character as that
of this day Reek; firm and steady us to price of every thing
but demand confined pretty much to the sunntv .r

wenn
wants. We reduce Indian Corn Is. per quarter, hutA with thi:
exception we repeat the quotations of our last.

WAKEFIELD, CORN MARKET, JUNE 7.
We have again a good arrival of Wheat, but small of other
articles. • The trade in Wheat is steady to-day, at r
over last Friday. Oats, Shelling. an,l ra-
tion. .

s, Without

WISBECH CORN MARKET. JuNE 8.
There has been a fair quantity of Wheat here to-day. Gene-
ral qualities make last week's prices; but a few extra fine sam•
pies of red command attention at nearly Is. per qr. higher. Ir
Beans and Oats no alteration in value.
Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 63lbs. per bush..3Bs. to 38s..extra 40s
Secondary Wheats GOlbs. „.611bs. „ ..348.„365..extra 00s.
Sec. White
IV,lliteetiatt 660211bbss:
66,31111:55:
347255: 43728s....eexxttrraa
34sess:
Beans 651bs. ~ 66;lbs. „ 225. „ 25s—extra 278.
Oats list. „ 12st Od. „ 00d. extra 80.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. JUNE 7.
We have had since yesterday a good deal of refreshirg rain.
Our market to-day was generally dull. We note no alteration
in Prices, except for Indian Corn, which was Is. per qr. lower.
Whits Wheat.. 22s 6d to 24s Od I Oatmeal lOs Gd to 1:1
Red ditt0,..... 21s 6d to 22s 6d Second Flour 12s 04 to 14s Cd
Barley. •, , Os Od to 12s Cut Indian Corn, la, '
,old, f I fib G 4 tO 116 Gd j 180 ;Ith Od to 32s Cd
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

FOREIGN AID SOCIETY,

rpm ANNUAL MEETING of the above
11 SOCIETY will be held (God willing) in the COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTION, on TUESDAY EVENING next, the 18th in-
stant, at Stven o'clock.
The Chair will be occupied by the Rev. H. M'NEILE, D.D.
The Deputation, consisting of tbu-ReV7RicuAan BURGESS,
Rector of Upper Chelsea. jarTuORPE, and several of the
local Clergymen, will repared with interesting details of
the Society in Fra and other parts of the Continent.
W. JONES, Treasurer.
H. J. WEBSTER, Sec. pro tern.
Exchan -rooms, 10th June, 1850,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

country had of
tier. the on

w not bow they
T. We"

a eases of r
'medy ? It

Jers of parliament, thafthe

only apprentif
danger till it

There r

y truth in the statements then.

and privation
ible for him.

f, to shut his eyes'.

storm whin it

hat they were

a them- (load
brig that were

r workmen. But the fact was, that

nttc what

Ifering

offering
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

The Times correspondent at Athens has been decorated
by the Greek government with the order of the Saviour !
A Jamaica paper states that an old' black man lately
died, on a property belonging to Mr.'Justice Macdougall,
at the advarced age of.l3o,years.

Madne'ss has lately become extremely common in aid
around Vienna, and on a single day the week before last
no fewer than thirteen persons were carried into mad-
houses. This extraordinary prevalence of 'insanity has
induced several foreign physicians to.proceed to Vienna,
for the purpose of investigating its causes.
The French papers state that, on Sunday last, both
Lord and Lady Normanby were present at the Versailles
races ; that the scene was remarkable for its gaiety ; and
that the British Ambassador, in the stand occupied by the
President, was among the most hilarious. Considering
the day, the hour, and the political crisis, we feel that
Lord Normanby would have better supported his character
of Englishman and Ambassador had he been elsewhere.
The Allocution addressed by Pius IX. to the Secret
Consistory held on the 20th day of March last, has been
published. It is a remarkably empty document, consis-
ting chiefly of a recital of his own exile and restoration,
and of the assistance rendered him by foreign powers,
even those not in communion with the See of Rome. The
recent changes in Austria in favour of the church men-
tioned with special approbation, and the conduct of the
government of Sardinia is severely censured.

The government of Saxony has dissolved the chambers,
cancelled the present election law, and avoided even a new
election under the old one, by calling again into existence
a legislature chosen before 1848. All public meetings are
to give twenty-four hours notice of their intention to
assemble, and on all such occasions the police are to be
present, to whom implicit obedience is to be paid. Mili-
t iry precautions have been redoubled though there does
not appear to have been any call for their increase.

FEARFUL CATASTROPFIE.—A letter dated Berlin, June
5, says—" On the 2nd instant, a dreadful catastrophe
happened at Mewe to one of the many processions of pil-
grims going to Lorlc, on its way to worship a miracle-
working image of the Virgin in a convent near Neumark ;
130 persons, chiefly women, were crossing the Weichsel
in a large kahn or barge, when, by some mismanagement,
it upset, and sank in deep water. The number drowned
cannot be exactly ascertained ; but it is above 100. At
the spot where the accident took place, 24 bodies. of
which only two were men, were taken out of the river ;
the rest were carried down the stream."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

yon may t

been'effeeually r

by your ex
ime. &c., Szc

the advice of many, h
cellent Revalenta Arabica Food' in six weeks' ti
" PARKER D. BINGHAM, Captain Royal Navy

"Louisa-terrace, Exmouth, Aug. 1
" Dear Sir,—l will thank you to send me
ro ten pound canisters of your Revalent

on receipt, of this,
L Arabica Food. I

appreciated by, dear sir, most respectfully
"THOMAS KING
Letter from the Venerable Archdet

Major-General."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

WOOLTON FLORAL FETE.

- - -
The usual character of this exhibition has-
this year
been altered for charitable purposes, and, no-doubt with
the best intentions, has been made a fancy fair and floral
fete, which renders any thing further than a general no-
tice useless in this column. It was evident that the gar-
deners had exerted themselves chiefly in producing quan-
tity rather than quality, in order to benefit the fund de-
rived from the sale of plants. There were, however, a
few creditable specimens in the exhibition-tent. Amongst
those to which nominal prizes were awarded were some
very fine fuchsias and roses, by S. Healy, Esq. ; a group
of six nice plants, from Chas. Wilson, Esq., consisting of
Gardenia Fortuni, covered with magnificent blossoms,
and filling the tent with its exquisite fragrance; Chloris
radiata, a remarkable Indian grass; Russelia juncea,
Franciscea augusta, and a very fine seedling calpeolaria.,
There was an immense Pimelea decussata, from Mrs.
Shand and a nice Chorizema varium, from Mrs. Joseph
Ashton. R. Gill, Esq., bad a miscellaneous collection ;
and there was an excellent assortment of fancy pelargo-
niums, ericas, cinerarias, &c., and an immense specimen
of Nemophila maculata, from Messrs. T. Davies and Co.,
of the Wavertree Nursery.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

Loading Berth, South Side Waterloo Dock.

THE "BLACK STAR?' JANE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

Packet of the 14th June.
The
The splendid New York Packet-ship

GUY MANNER

,s, Commander;

r6cO as one of the fleetest packets

C. GRIMSHAW and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11

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WEIGHING BARELY 3 OUNCES,
ARE the lightest, most comfortable, and most elegant HATS to be had, and, during the Summer months,
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6, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, LIVERPOOL.