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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

LONDON CORN MARKET.-YESTERDAY

At this day's market we had only a short supply of English
Wheat, which sold here freely, and on rather better terms than
were procurable on Wednesday. Having a large arrival of
foreign no advance could be realised, but at our previous cur-
rency there was a moderate sale for fine Polish Odessa and
Lower Baltic qualities.

Floating cargoes of Indian Corn met more inquiry, and
former rates would be freely paid for cargoes off the coast,
which, however, are scarce, and difficult to be procured. Those
more distant are held for rather more money, so hut little
business resulted.

As the malting season is fast drawing to a close, Barley ruled
quiet, and only the finest Chevalier could be disposed of at
late rates.

Malt, Peas, and Beans in steady consumptive d2mand, with-
out change in value.

THE FINANCIAL REFORM ASSOCIATION

We understand that, a few days since, a meeting of
several gentlemen intimately connected with the com•
coerce of the town, took place, at which it was resolved to
form an association, the objects of which are to consist in
directing public ?pinion to the following principles

Ist. A 'general retrenchment in the-national expendi-
ture. _ _ _ _

2nd. The revision of the assessed taxes
tax, and of the excise and stamp. duties.
3rd. The transfer to direct taxation of those imposts
which interfere with the industry and limit the subsistence

-of the mal

of the people.
4th. The equitable apportionment of all needful taxa-
tion.
Mr. ROBERTSON GLADSTONE presided at the meeting,
and among the parties present were Mr. A. H. Wylie, Mr
E. Brodribb, &e., &

has been convened for

IlillnlllCll Luau a ---
to-morrow, at two o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms. at
which the attendance of parties favourable to the objects
of the Association is desirable.
Whilst alluding to the subject it appears to us that the
objects aimed at by this new society are, in the main, the
same as those which the National Confederation, recently
established in this town, has, since its formation, been
endeavouring to promote. Without presuming to offer
a word in the shape of dictation to the respectable gentle-
men who conduct the affairs of both these Associations,
we cannot help observing, that they would be much more
likely to attain their very desirable ends if they could by

any means ne so orougiii,
Association. Their ends appear to be the same—and to
accomplish them we certainly think they must act
together. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

R. 8.8. H. Blundell, Esq

DtAFXDORs
Josias Booker, Esq., Chairman

hairmen

RI RKENIIF.ApII-RANCH,

The Directors beet announce that they continue to RE
CEIVE PROPOSA for FIRE anti LIFE INSURANCES.
The large Capite of the Company, and the number and in.

eligible offices in the king
offered to the Public. _

Join, with respect to the advantage

FIRE INSURANCES
of premium

Will be effected at In(

The Compan

to distinguish itself by its promptness in the AS'ettlemenTOl
1.17 _ • •

No Charge made for the Policy,

Extracts fi
Age.

LIFE BRANCH
Rates of Pronim
With Profits
s_

for the Whole of Life.
Without Profits,

1 19 4,
2 9 9.

1 14. 11
2 4 1•

_ .
483 4 1 7
The Company likewise assure Lives on any of the following
mtingenmes, viz.:—

.ss, IJ&ZaCI
finite period, or on two or more lives.
For the NYIIO!.E CONTINI7ANCE OF LIFE.—The Premiums to
cease after a LIMITED NUmBER or AKstrAt. PAYMENTS.
For a Sum to he payable at afi.e. 60, or at death..,
PREMIUMS 'ON CREDIT.
A portion of the Premtums may remain on credit. or

enione-

'ed, to meet the convenience of the pariy making th
_...._..__

re
Assurance

MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE
ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS of RR NET
AMOUNT, SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT, the
Expellees of the Orlire being borne in dye prbeortion., by the
two Branches,and EXEMPTION OF THE ASSURED FROM
THE LIABILITY OF PARTNERSHIP.
The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors.

N.B. The Directors are willing g to receive applicationsnagfrom
Persons of INFLUENCE, INTELLIGENCE, and ACTIVITY,
to undertake AGENCIES throughout the Counties of Lancas-
ter, Cumberland. Chester_ anti plcowhara if hvino +heti.. Am.'s..

on only to appoint Agents possessi►ig those qualifications,
due at LADY DAY, should be renewed on of

before the 9th of April next,
21d ALmr,L vole

The following A6ENT:I., among others, hart been appointed
Audient Fdward Bellyse ('ombermere Abbey
,
Bolton Thomas Warburton.. l)rnggist.
Ba‘ry T. A. Weston District Bank.
Charity George Houghton Stemp-otlice.
Cheßt.”.

- - .
Edgehill
flarlinafi

Eastgate-tow
Olive-street.

Ironmonger

Lore-hi!!,

10, Penny-street
Gloucester-place
51, King-street.

Afeneke;i

100, King-street

Much lf
Nestmi
Northrtich
Old .Sian 5. Manic!)
OrinAir* ..

. Collector.
;shea.d, l'arkgate.
.. Draper.
...Church-road,

Rothe'tato
St. Lteke'

Torteth-park
(11rentem
irion
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

TANLEY deeply regretted that the new bill
be so efficient as it might have been. An Alien

and, therefore, the government had Very property made
it a temporary measure. But in his opinion one of two
things ought to be done—either the government ought
not to interfere with the existing law ; or if they did in-
- d take care to do so to a sufficient extent
The noble lord then passed in re-
nvernrnent measures for the preser-
reland. and com-

r object
of the

plaining t

I been 100 lon'z c

expresser
taking Tr

g an earnest I

delayed, sat down,
e would be lost in
with

sures for preventin
avowed b.,.*--

,t general arming

intentions which was now going on in

The bill
on Monda

read a second time, and is to be committed

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

-THURSDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

tion, to awaken the dormant er

prise of the nation, one condi
d—the return of confidence among
nen in each other, and in the presez
and order. Give us t 1

n only is r

turn, confi

, and we shall very speedily see the indus-
and well conducted portion of the people
}red and restored to something like their

condition of comfort. As for the sort of
y who spout in Convention or at Chartist
rings, they will probably be found unem
d, and brawling to the end of the chapter.

re some strange portents in the political
—portents of coming change, for which it
I be well to be prepared in time. A suspi-
cahn hangs around the world of party, broken
by the occasional chatterings and squabbles of
szr.mcnibers. We have an occasional scene,
some Chartist leader has to be rebuked, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

LOANS OF MONEY.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE CORPORATION of LIVERPOOL are willing
to receive LOANS, in Sums of not less than FIVE HUN-
DRED POUNDS, for Three, Five, or Seven Years, bearing
Interest at the rate of FIVE POUNDS PER CENTUM PER
ANNUM, on Security of the Revenue and Rates authorized to
be received and levied under the provisions of the " Liverpool
Corporation Waterworks Act, 1847," and an Act passed in the
9th and 10th years of the reign of her present Majesty, intituleti
" An Act for the Improvement of the Sewerage and Drainage of
the Borough of Liverpool, and for making further provisions
for the Sanatory Regulations of the said Borough."
The Interest will be paid Half-yearly, on the Ist of January
and Ist of July.
All letters to•be addressed to the undersigned, or to CAPES
ASH Luc, Esq., Treasurer, Public Offices, Cornwallis-street,
Liverpool. By order,
WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk.
Town-llall, 18th February, 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

I of Riflemen of Vincennes had take
frontier. _ _

The Moniteur publishes a_ ch.(

sere measures against the lodgers and
pay their rent to the proprie-

them to adopt
shopkeepers who refased

tors within their respective jUrisdictions. .
La Liberte announces the arrival in Paris of the 61st
Regiment of the Line coming from Meaux. A regiment
of cuirassiers also arrived in Paris on Tuesday. One of
our letters states that " some merriment was occasioned
by the gravity with which, the armed citizens (still out of
uniform), who were on guard at the Tuileries, saluted
them as they defiled before them."

The Monileur des Clubs states, that the Provisional
Government has resolved unanimously that there shall be
a great popular festival within the next week, at which the
army shall fraternise with the people and the National
Guard. A banquet is to be given in the Champ de
Mars, at which the Provisional Government is to assist
The troops are not, however, to remain in Paris, but are
to march directly after the banquet to the frontiers of
Italy.

If has been decided that the Palace of the Louvre shall
be connected by additional buildings with that of the
Tuileries, and that the Royal library shall be deposited
there. The entire pile will thus form the largest museum
and library in the world.

The Paris papers of Thursday contain no domestic news
of importance, if we except the occurrence of emeutes and
disturbances at Havre, Troyes, Bezieres, and various other
parts of France.

IVith the exception of the incessant marching of armed
and unarmed bodies of men through the streets, Paris was
tranquil.

The ifoniteur of Friday publishes tho weekly account
of the situation of the Bank of France, which is nega-
tively satisfactory : the situation of the Bank bad neither
improved nor become worse.

The elections and the preparations for war continue,
however, to distract public attention from the contempla-
tion of the financial and commercial crisis.

Party feeling in respect of the former was beginning to
display itself in very unsatisfactory forms.

. .
The promotions in the army and other movements led
to the belief that in a very brief space of time France
would be engaged in a foreign war.

.n The riots in vaous parts of the Republic were assum-
ing a formid dale character. An additional instance of
military revolt had also occurred.

Two seizures of arms took place in Paris on Wednesday
last.

On Thursday morning the provisional government
communicated their plan of the appropriation of the rail-
ways, all of which are henceforward to belong to the state.
The companies are to be indemnified by government
stock, the value of which, together with the value of the
shares, are to be estimated by their price on Bourse on
one and the same day, hereafter to be appointed.
M. de Rurnigny, one of the two of Louis Philippe's
aides-de-camp, who followed him into exile, returned to
Paris two days ago.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
STEAM-PACKETS.
\ The respective Steam-packet Companies' Ves-
- - sels are intended to sail (milk or without ,
Pilots) as under

FROM LIVERPOOL.
ADMIRAL This Pay, April 18, at 9 Night.
PRI xcEss Royal Thursday, April 20, at 12 :Noon.
OrtioN
ADM I ILO. Monday, April 24, at 1 , Afternoon.
PRINCF:SS ROYAL... Tuesday, April 23, at 3 , Afternoon.
ORION Thursday, April 27, at 3 , Afternoon.
ADMIRAL tiaturilay, April 29, at 6 , Evening.
'V Goods intended for shipment nmst be alongside the ves-
sel at least One 11 our before the advertised tinie of sailing.
FARES :—Cabin, 158.; Stetcard's Fee, 25.; 'Steerage, 64.
tgents for the ORION
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool.
Agents for the ADMIRAL and COMMODORE :
DAVID MACIVER nod Co.,
14, Water-street, Liverpool.
Agent for the PRINCESS ROYAL :
ROBERT LAMONT,
33, Water-street, liverpctoi.

TIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA,
I_s now greatly improved in parity and condensation. This
is an aihnirable remedy for Acidities, Heartburn, Headach,e
Gout, Indigestion; and, as a Mild Aperient, it is peculiarly
adapted for Females and Children. The high testimonials re-
ceived in fat onr of Mr. Dinnefard's-Preparation from the most
en'hictit members in every branch of the medical profession.
Lye established its superiority ou an irrefrairtible basiF, and
placed it at once beyond the reach of competition. " The most
convenient Wrin fcr the exhibition of cat bonate of magnesia is
the solution."-Dr. Neligtra. " Mr. Dinneford's solution may
fairly be taken as a type of what the preparation (right to be."
—Pharm. Jetto•nal, May, 1846.—Prepared by DtNxzvonn and
F.ARLAND, 172, Boud-street. Leridon, Chemists to tier Ma-
jesty the. Queen Dowager, and 11.11.11. the Puke cot Ca111.1.-riege;
And told by all respectable Chemists.

SASSAFRAS CHOCOLATE.
DR.. DE LA MOTTE'S NUTRITIVE, HEALTH-
RESTORINGHE A
AROMTIC CHOCOATE
PREPARED FROM T NUTS of the SASSAFRAS, TREE.
Sold by the Patentee, 12, Southampton-sfreet,rtrand, London.
This CHOCOLATE contains the peculiar virtues of the Sas-
safras Root, which has long been held in great estimation for
its purifying and alterative properties. The aromatic quality
(which Is very grateful to the stomach,) most invalids require
for breakfast and evening repast, to promote digestion, and to
a deficiency of this property in the customary breakfast and
supper, may in a great measure be attributed the frequency of
cases of indigestion generally termed bilious. It has been found
highly beneficial in correcting the state of the digestive organs;
&c., front whence arises many diseases, such as eruptions of
the skin, gout, rheumatism, and scrofula. In cases of debility
of the stomach. and a sluggish state of the liver and intestines,
occa- sinning fistulence, costiveness, &c., and in spasmodic
asthma, it is much recommended.
[Liver"! Agent:—Mr. F. G. JONES, Patent Medicine Ware-
ilOUEt, 5, ParadiseAtteet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

'team 3abtgatton

To sail on Wednesday, the 10th May.
For NEW YORK,
,;,...,..N,,,4
The magnificent new An e 'lean Steam-ship
t 4 i \ '_ tt
~,,,4,, _
~,. UNITED STATES,
Captain WILLIAM G. HACKSTkFF ; -,-
--,--,,
Burthen 2000 tons, and propelled by two en-
gines of so-inch cylinders, 9 feet stroke. This splendid ship
has been building at New York since the winter before lasts it
q bein,* the sole, desire of the owners to unite safety, strength, and

speed, with spacious accommodations for pas'sengers7 whose
comfort and convenience have been consulted by the applica-
tionh
of all the latest improvements. He recent trial trips on
the sea near New York have prow er owners' success in
building a very fast vessel.

The ride of passage is fix FORTY POUNDS, WhiCh includes
ample stores of every ription, except \Vines and Liquors,
which. however. ma e obtained on board when required, and
..I.l:+innol ',harm. Mr of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

NEW MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS.

MISS E. A. YEOLAND
(From tier Majesty's Milliner, London)
HAS the honour to announce to the Nobility and
Gentry of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and their Vicinities
that she has OPENED the

NEW AND ELEGANT SHOW ROOMS,
90, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
with a beautiful and varied assortment of MILLINERY, &c.
&c., and respectfully hopes she may be favoured with their pa-
tronage and support, assuring them that every Article shall be
of the best and newest Material, at very moderate prices, and
that the strictest attention will be paid to the completion of all
orders with which she may be kindly favoured.
E. A. YEOLAND is anxious to draw the attention of the La-
dies to an extensive assortment of ENGLISH and FRENCH
CORSETS, which have been selected by Mrs. YEOLAND from
the first houses in London and Paris, amongst which will be
fbund an IMPROVED CORSET, strongly recommended by the
Faculty'for delicate and invalid Ladies.

TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1848.

_ ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE CHURCH,
TOP OF LORD-STREET.

DC. KINNEAR, with grateful thanks for the
• very distinguished share of patronage bestowed on him
since his succeeding to the Business of T. M. WHITELEY,
begs most respectfully to intimate to his Customers and the
Gentlemen of Liverpool, the arrival of a
SpLENDID STOCK OF HATS. CAPS, &c.,
for the Sep•on, the styles of some of which are perfectly unique
and becoming, and to which he begs to call their kind atten-
tion.

6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

By Mr. HOWELL,

On THURSDAY next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'Clock
punctually,
Assortment atth e Mart, No.of 10,S t..lohn'
slmie)
Large
A MISCELLANEOUS
EFFECTS, consigned for unreserved Sale; including,
amongst oilers, 150 Barrels superior London ROMAN
CEMENT, and lJten ils in Trade of a Cement Manufacturer;
comprising Iron Wheelbarrow, ' Trucks, large Steelyards, large
Scales and Weights, Sheets for Furgaces, &c. ; Picks, Ham-
mers, Hoes, Scrapers, &c. ;a Co ng Machine on Table, in
good condition ; about a Doze am of Guano, Two Dozen
Bags Indian Pig Meal, sev Spars of Lancewood, sundry
Ironmongery, m Locks. Wilts, Nails, Gothic Knockers, &c.,
suitable for Joiners, iltdiders, Cabinet Makers, &c. ; Lot of
Cabinet Makers' vatterns, a Lot of BUILDING MATERIALS,
House Doors, Shop and House Windows, Planks and Balks of
Timber, upwards of 3,500 Feet of Deal Boards, various thick-

nesses ; Ovens and Grates, and other articles iniiieiTaier a
quantity of Empty Barrels, Hogsheads, Puncheons, Ale Casks,
sundry strong Stillates, a quantity of Bottled Porter, 40 Dozen
Bottles of_ superior Burton Pale Ale, several Bar Counters and
_
sundry Iron Work ;
, Two Silver Ditto,
several Gold Chains, Watch Guards, and Seals, and other
valuable Miscellaneous Articles, too numerous to mention
May be viewed on the Morning of sal(
Catalogues may be had a few days

Fixtures, large Iron Beams a

prior to the Sale, on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
EFFE RY, MORRISH & CO. respectfully
J invite attention to this important branch of their
Establishment, which is now replete with every Novelty
of the most recent production, whether of Native or
Foreign Manufacture, and where the purchaser will have
the advantage of selecting from a large, choice, and well-
assorted Stock of CURTAIN DAMASKS, MOREENS.
TOURNAYS, TABARETS, CHINTZES,BRITISH and
GERMAN TABLE COVERS, in great variety • SWISS
MUSLIN and NET CURTAINS, of which they have
on hand a splendid assortment. The present disturbed
state of the Continent will doubtless render a further
importation more difficult, and consequently enhance
the value of the article.

COIVIPTON HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET, B.4SIVETT-STREET, AND
LEIGH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

1 27, HARRIET, • wire of Mr. WM

• Same day, after n short but severe ills
WARD DELLIS.
Same day

ged 24, Mr.

ed 38, Mr. RICHARD BATI
at twenty minutes before t
re of Mr. GEORGE LOMA.:

MARY, t
Hhi

evening,
Led Lion

tes before
They

G. LOMAS

On the 7tll
aged 17, JOI

St. Mary

son of Mr. DANIEL

)erbyshi re,
.3 of her

188, AMELIA MI

R. Deceased

isted

fifty year;
rards of six

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day till with

JAMES WWI

nd Wigfiton

lookbinder

rater of Mr

11IINTR1E, of Chute
Ly, at Birkenhead, JA!

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Jr. DIXON KAY, joiner

Jr. WILLIAM

HOP,ERT
West Derby
Same day, aged 33,

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mist and.

72, MAI

T,Nteth

ELlZPe-
the late

for many
Ley. RoUt.

1 38, Mr. EDWARD

aged 42, ANN JA
ghter of the late Mr. Thomas Wall.
On the 11th instant, at his residence, in Upper Parham
reet, in lii, 80th year, RICHARD RICHARk7ON, Esq.
Same day, at Sheffield, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. J. MARS
DEN, late of this town.

Same

WALL, eldest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

TO THE PUBLIC

AS bold FALSEHOOD will frequently mislead,
where less daring deception would not be believed, we feel
called upon to notice a Placard, extensively posted, and also an
Advertisement, signed by a Young Man, who has been a shop-
man up to SATURDAY, and who styles us an " unknown firm,"
accusing us of deception, and asserting that Hollis and Co.'s
Stock is still in the hands of the Bankruptcy Court.
We know not whether this young man, who now, for the first
time in his life, finds himself placed in a responsible situation,
is aware, as he ought to be, that we have been now for a num-
ber of years in business, and have, not by puffery and low arti-
fice in trade, but by honest industry and straightforwardness
in business, succeeded in ramifying ouyextensive Establish-
ments throughout the town. Theyrate to be found in Saint
James's-street, Great Charlot,tteet, Vauxhall-road, and,
lastly, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FazDAY

On the motion that the Speaker leave the chair, to go
into committee on' the Crown and Government, Security
Bill, a lengthened discussion took place. but eventually,
on a division, the motion for going into committee was
carried by a majority of 287 to 33.
The house then went into committee, and the discus-
sion on the third clause lasted between eleven and twelve

at length moved that the chairman report
d ask leave to sit again, in order to enable the
government to correct the blundering which was but too

Mr. H

obvious in the framing of the clause.
The house divided, and the motion was negatived by a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

day, at

relict o

I. K. (

Same day, t
Sane day. a

ages 78, MARY, relict of the late lift I
Same day, at Leeds, of consumption,
PEACOCK, late of this town.

IYLOR,
S BAR..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT,

11 COOKE, FRENCH HAT MANUFACTURER,
, • No. 10, PARADISE-STREET,
Fire Doors from Lord-street, Liverpool.
Hats of any quality or shapnantiße to order in a few hours'
Aferehants Dealers, and the Trade supplied.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

On the sth instant, in Upper Parliament-street.
BRAMWELt., of a daughter.

t i,eainington, the wife of LEIGH'

2k.. 1
Bt. 8 d
3}..4 p

On the 6th instant,. au
TRAFFORD, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 7th instant, Mrs. WM. MADDOCK, Poplar-grove
,4 d
Dingle, of a daughter.
Same day, the wife of JAMP " --
12 ..11 d vale, of a son.

HOLMES, Esq., Mosley-

Oil the Bth instant, in South Hill-grove, Toxteth-park, Mrs.
NV. F. FOSTER, of a daughter.
On the 9th instant, the 'wife of H. WALFORD, Esq., Rock
Ferry, of a daughter.
On the 10th instant; at Seacombe, the wife of Captain WM
ELLWOOD, of a daughter. • .
Same day, the wife of J.. WOODS, Esq., commission-,
agent, of a son.

-On the 12th instant, at St.: Li Aens,the lady of Mr. EDWARD
A. PARNELL, manager of the Patent Alkali Works, of a son.
On the 14th instant, Lady JOHN RUSSELL, of a son.
On the 15th instant, at Claremont, West Derby, Mrs. SCOTT"
of a son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

Tit is DAY, (Tuesday,) the 18th instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Ea!e-room, Temple-court,
100 Barrels 1 American LARD, per Venilia,
100 Kegs I from New Orleans ;
100 Barrels I American LARD, per Elizabeth,
250 Kegs f from New Orleans.
Apply to WILLIAM MooN, Esq., Merchant, or to
WILLIAM GARDNER and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

THE RUNCORN BONE-WORKS COMPANY.
Tins COMPANY begs to intimate-to the Public,
that, in addition to supplying
BONE DUST and BONE SWINGS,
_

For Manure. they have become
BUTTON AND SIZE MANUFACTURERS ;
Also, Makers of ANIMAL CHAI. for Sugar Relining,
LAMP BLACK, &c.
Apply at the WORKS, or to MAGEE and CORCORAN, 13, New
Quay, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

BELGIUM

A few days ago a body of between 400 and 500 Belgian
workmen, who had gone from France, passed the frontier
at Rousbrugghe. They were unarmed, but the authori-
ties sent some forces in that direction. They adopted,
however, measuresto conciliate the respect due to unfor-
tunate countrymen with the precautions required for ge-

neral security

SPAlN.—Accounts from Madrid, dated the 6th, an-
nounce the arrival there of the Duke and Duchess of
Montpensier. Their Royal Highnesses experienced a very
flattering reception from the populace. They were met
at the barrier by the queen and queen mother, and pro-
ceeded to the palace, where they remain till the departure
of the court for Aranjuez. Madrid papers of the 7th inst.
mention tumults at Barcelona, which had, however, been
suppressed, and some of the ringleaders shot. Olozago,
on his way to Cadiz, had escaped from the officerstin whose
custody he had been placed. On the night of the 9th inst.,
Madrid was thrown into some alarm, in consequence of
shots being fired by sentinels on groups of individuals who
did not return satisfactory replies to their challenges.
One man was killed, and a woman was wounded.
PORTUGAL.—ACCOUnts which have been received from
Lisbon to the Ist instant, announce the composition of a
new ministry, as follows :—The Duke of Saldanha, presi-
dent of the council ; Senhor Comet de Castro, foreign
orsirs i senhor Joao Elise, juetne ; Senkkor Falco°,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

SASSAFRAS CHOCOLATE

DR. DE LA MOTTE'S NUTRITIVE, HEALTH-
RESTORING AROMATIC CHOCOLATE.,
PREPARED FROM THE NUTS of the SASSAFRAS TREE.
Bold by the Patentee, 12, Southampton-xtreet,lStrand, London.
This CHOCOLATE contains the peculiar virtues of the Sas-
safras Root, which has long been held in great estimation for
its purifying and alterative properties. The aromatic qualit•
',bleb is very grateful to the stow wt

most invalids requir'e
for breakfast and evening repast, toomote digestion, and to
a deficiency of this property in th customary breakfast and
supper, may in a great measure *attributed the frequency of
cases of i infigest ion generally termed bilious. It has been found
highly beneficial in correcting-file state of the digestive organs,
&c., from whence arises matfy diseases, such as eruptions of
the skin, gout, rheumatism', and scrofula. In cases of debility
of the stomach. and a sluggish state of the liver and intestines,
occa- sinning flatulence, costiveness, &c., each in spasmodic
asthma, it is much recommended.

'Liver:pool Agent:—Mr. F.a:,i4oNss, Patent Medicine Ware,
house, 5, Paradiee-street,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

conduct of the King, who, on his side

has treacherously

withdrawn all his pi:omisei to the Sicilians, and resolved
to treat them as rebels. The people of Sicily, however,
will not be put down so easily as his Majesty supposes.

le oflicia

morning bulletin

the 6t
,tirply

heir retreat to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

tIST OF PRICES

CIRCASSIAN CLOTH PALETOT, lined with Silk .. 5 0
DITTO DITTO, faced with Alpaca 2 0 0

DITTO faced with same.. 2
ALPACA CLOTH PiliirrETlS'T, weight six ounces .... 1 1 0

AND VANE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

WOODSIDE AND BIRKENHEAD.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

VER. HUNT respectfully informs his Friends and
ill_ the Inhabitants of Birkenhead and its Vicinity, that he
has OPENED a CLASS for DRAWING and PAINTING, which
is held every MONDAY MoRNINU, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Craven Rooms, Chester-street, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

NO. 8, pAE-STREET,

So much, then, for ben; n unknown firm !
We beg to assert that did buy, and have sold, the whole of
the Stock HOLLIS RI CO. were possessed of, in No. 8, Dale-
street, at the time t seizure was made by the Court, and we
hold a receipt for payment of the same, from the Official As-
signee, which can be seen by applying on the Premises, No. 8,
DALE-STREET.

We cannot understand the motives the parties can have ini
making such direct false statements, which can serve no legiti-!
mate purpose.
Having succeeded to the business of HOLLIS and Co., No.i
8, Dale-street, and sold off their BANKRUPT STOCK, we
have now to state to our old Customers, Consumers, and thq
Public generally, that we are now prepared to supply them with
TEAS and COFFEES of our own selection, and we certainly
feel much pride in soliciting a trial, for there never was a time
when this description of produce was so low in price, and we
are in a position to give our Customers every satisfaction.

MILLER AND CO.,
NO. 8, DALE-STREET,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE

J 0 S:E PH DAVIS,

(LATE DAWBA EN AND DAVIS,)
TAILOR AND p___RAPER:,
14, COLQUITT-,T'ITEET.

THE NEWEST LODON AND PARISIAN
STYLES, comb inin .1 egan ce with Economy, supplied by
JO PH DAVIS,
TAIL AND DRAPER,
4, COLQUIIT-STREET,
(SEVENTH DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL.

DEAFNESS CURED, AND ALL DISEASES OT

THE EAR.
MR. BENNETT, the eminent AURIST, 28, NORTON-.
STR.EtT, Islington, Liverpool, has the honour of an-
nouncing his arrival in Liverpool from Lever-street, blanches •
ter, where, during a Six Months' Visit, 16S persons have bees
permanently CURED by him of DEAFNESS, many having
been Deaf from Twenty to Forty Years, to whom those simi-
larly afflicted may be referred. F9r Lists of Cures performed
there see Manchester and Bir ing;ham Newspapers ; also'
Reports of Cures performed b iim.
In cases of a recent natu instantaneous relief is afforded,
without the slightest pai r inconvenience, whilst those of a
More inveterate nature ew weeks suffices to perform a com-
plete and radical cure
Those afflicted are informed that he may be Consulted at his
Residence, 28, Norton-street. Islington, Liverpool, every day,
Sundays included, from Tett till Fire, on all diseases of the Ear.'
The infallible success attending his peculiar modeof treatment,
being free from any of those ngerous and experimental ope-
rations usually resorted to, is clearly exemplified by the nu-
merous cures performed by him,. not only in Manchester •aud
Birmingham, above referred to, but in almost every town in
England, France, and America, coupled with the high Testi-
monials, both oral and documentary, from the Faculty, and the
manlier of persons, still resident in the town, who have bee*
cured by him, render any further comment unnecessary.
Mr. Bennett's publisited Works on Diseases of the Ear and
Deafness are admitted, by the London and Provincial Press tr
be the best extant.

N.B.—Advice iTotts • to the .on SNTURrrAys $ll4 MP
14AVX, frexa 11:02,4F.:et lmar Streu ik the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

SILKS FOR THE MILLION!
Purchased in London during the last week, a splendid
variety of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SILKS,

NOW SELLING,
With a Selection of New Styles for Spring Dresses,
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
Rich Fancy Glace Silks, from 2s. to 3s. 6d. per yard.
Rich Black and Coloured Satinetts, from is. Bd. to ss. 6d. per
yard.
Rich Coloured Glace Shot, from 20d. to 2s. 10d. per yard.
The Stock is replete with new, fashionable, and useful Goods
suitable for the Season; and, in every department the prices
are calculated to command the attention of Purchasers.
W. MINTON,
No. 40, BOLD-STREET.

INSURRECTION IN FRANCE.

MOST EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN
RICH FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS,

J. CRIPPS'S

SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,

• 48, BOLD-STREET.
MR. JOHN CRIPPS, in announcing the arrival of
SPRING NOVELTIES in Cashmere, Barege, Crape,
Silk, and Fancy SHAWLS, with a beautiful variety of NEW
MANTLES and MANTELETS, begs to state, that so great was
the pressure for ready money in Paris, owing to the late cala-
mities, that he has bought, for Cash, many large Lots of sur-
prisingly cheap Long and Square real Cashmere Shawls, at, in
some instances, not one-third their original cost. Amongst
the Lots will be offered some exquisitely-wrought Paris-made
Indian Cashmere Long Shawls, in all Colours, for Seven Guineas
and a Half each; the same havingbeen sold at his Establish-
ment within the last three months for Twenty Guineas, besides
several Thousand Pounds' worth equally cheap, from Two to
Five Guineas each, four yards long and two wide, Printed
French Bare"eg Long Shawls 275. 6d., and Squares 15s. each,
all the finest Wool.
J. C. has the greatest confidence in recommending Purcha-
sers to visit his Establishment this Spring, having fortunately
cleared out every vestige of old Stock at his late sale.

• JOHN CRIPPS,
SHAWL, MANTLE, AND FUR WAREHOUSE,

48, BOLD-STREET.

JAMES DOD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
13, SOUTH JOHN-STREET,
(SEVEN DOORS FROM LORD-STREET,)
rfl AKES the liberty of informing his Friends and
the Public, that he has just returned from LONDON with
a choice selection of GOODS adapted for the present season.
J. D. has also .made himself acquainted with the latest
Fashions in the Tailoring Department.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

United States do (1026 0
Do.&Canadiansoi.w. d0!22 6
Danzic, &c. sweet.... 0 0

CORN EXCIIA
The fresh arrivals of Irish I:

re only to

moderate, and t

mould" ; from Enrol

luarters of 'V

Our ativices recently from
country express rather more
somewhat less firmness relath
tied aspect of public affairs, be

!! ever, the trade has been steady
;; rathcr higher prices were paid.

La• vkis 1,,l1c1.1161.;
I town and country buyers,andi
n generally evinced, good usefu
" Foreign Wheats were disposed
11 classes realizing 2d. per 701 b
11 Four, in like manner, exciti
it Irish advanced Is. per
Barley and M
11 rnir

vance, whir

LIVERPOOL CATTLI

We bare had a large

U
I 1
U
;;I t 1

RAILWAY
:111,- are the receip

12 Amiens and Boutogne
II Arbroath and Forfar
11 Birkenhead, Lan. an(

Cal edon i a n

12 Chester and Holyhead. ...
12 Cockermouth and Workic
12 Dublin and Drogheda ....
12 Dublin and Kingstown ...
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

applicatiOn to Mr. HOWELL.
Oz. Mr. HOWELL begs respectfully_ to call the attention of

!ood condition, of fine quality, and recent manufac:
may be had previous to the sale, at the Office,

being in
Lure. Sampl
Queen's-squart
The Cement will be sold immediately after Twelve o'ClGel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

WINES

Owing to the very depressed state of the Wine Tradebere, there
will be on SALE, for some time,
3000 to 4000 Dozen fine Pale SHERRY,
Shipped by some of the First Houses in Cadiz. Price 265. per
Dozen, Bottles included, and if sent into the country, Packages
also. Any small quantity can be had on trial : as these Wines
are intended to bear any examination-they can be tasted in the

cellars, or by sample.—Ap )ly t
W. A. Ski , later-court, 5, Castle-street.
Also on SALE, reel of CHAMPAGNE, of superior
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

ated by the Austriai,.s, who hare of

the left 1

)auks of the .Alincio, harassed by the Swiss and
Italian sharpshooters, who have caused them a great loss
in superior officers. Skirmishes had taken place on the

, Between the Piedmontese and the
Austrian rear, commanded by Prince Schwartzenberg.
The latter was worsted with a loss of 50 dead and 600 pri-
soners. Prince Schwartzenberg retired to Pescheira,
where he left 2500 men, and afterwards proceeded to Ve-
rona. The Austrian troops who had lately garrisoned
Venice, Udine, Treviso, and Vicenzs, 13,000 in number,

Uhiese,

Itadetxky to march to Verona. On their way they left
600 deserters. The Piedmontese troops forming the
centre of the army under the command of Charles

Albert, and the right wing towa

rds Piacenza, are calcu-

are arriving daily. The Austrians blow up the bridges
wherever they pass. The last of their columns quitted
Desenzano (Lake of Gards) on the 4th, for Verona. Ge-
neral Allemandi, at the head of his vohinteers, has driven
the Austrians from their positions of Lorato.Montechian,

last accounts, upon Peschiera, to try to take it by assault.
The Austrians have taken the fort of Leguauo, on the
Adige, below Verona—an advantage of considerable im-

The Sardinian ambassador in Switzerland has asked for
10,000 men, to be taken into the pay of the King of Pied-
mont, to be employed in Italy.

.
and staff out of Rome. Where they will next set up
their central banner is a puzzle. Not in Italy, most
assuredly, every one of the states of the peninsula having
shown unanimity in considering them the foes of freedom.

DENMARK.
The King of Denmark has resolved to grant a constitu-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

his rescript of January 28, he revokes the

annuls the choice of delegates that may have been made
in virtue of it. On the other hand he convokes the pro-
vincial states both for Denmark of the Duchy of Schles-

wig, in order that they may give an opinion
the convocation of a general diet, to which a new charter
is to be submitted, and a re-organisation of the provincial
states ; and two, an electoral law, having for its object the
formation of a general diet.

—first, as to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Sale-room, Chapel-street,
5 Casks CREAM OF TARTAR,
25 Cases GUM.

Apply to

CORRIE and Co., Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

RAILWAYS

A be rdrer

Amiens and 13oulogne
Arbroath and Forfar
Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire
Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Cockermouth and Workington.
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown •
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen .

East Anglian
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern
Eastern Counties and N. IE7-.4teill
East Lancashire ...

Ipswich and'

Bury
Glasgow, i'erilkirk, and Ctbrg..
Glasgo.-
n,.. nilmarnock, anti Ayr
"'....tgow and Greenock
.tirent Southern and Western
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere
Lancashire and Yorkshire ,
Lancaster and Carlisle
Le.ds and Thirsk

Londonderry and Fnniskillen
London and North-Western
London and Blackwall
London Lk, Brighton, South Coast.
London and South-Western
M'ehester, Sheffield, and Lincoln
Afar sport and Carlisle
Midland, Bristol, and Bimini ,

ham
Midland Great Western (Ireland)
New market
Newcastle and Carlisle
Norfolk
North British
Paris unit Rouen
'tonsil and Havre
Scottish Central......
Shrewsbury and Cheater
Sonlll-14:::stern and Branches
South Devon
l'aff Vale
Ulster
Whitehaveo Junction
Wishaw and Coltness
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
York and Narthlitod,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

Ducker and Bavtie

William Taylor

Yeats Welch ....
James Wensley..
Thos. lloughland

Thomas fiaocroft
Edward K. !tolling,

mad C. Snead

Robert Wareing

.......... natthew Weston .... 172, Yorkshire-streetx 1E44(4, Liverpool.. John Walker, 97, Bold.street.

h, 23, Great Nelsen-

street North
Hugh !tanner
Thomas eartwliglit
William Aston Grocer& Tea Ileater
To`'eph Harrison .. 4, St. James's-place
T. Pearsen Postlethwaive..Solicitcr.
Wootleock, Part, and Scott.. Solicitors.

Estate Agent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

TO MRS. SARAH MYTTON MAURY

.MADAM,---,Under data the 22d, instant, you have been
pleased to transmit to the editor of the Chronicle an ex-
tract of a letter from Lord Shrewsbury, quoting the words

made use of by the Pope on the introduction of and to an
envoy from the United States of America; viz.—" I shall
be extremely happy to enter into treaty with so great a
nation ; especially with one in which the church has no-
thing to fear from the government, nor the government
from the church ;" and you ask exultingly, " Would any
is English protestant have done so much ?"

Without attempting to analyze very exactly how much
of policy and courtesy, and how much of real truth the
expressions may contain, allow me as an English pro-
testant to remind you, that our country has held amicable
relations with the said United States for upwards of sixty
years, allowing. for the time those friendly relations were
suspended by the people of the United States, when they
thought to do us some grievous bodily harm—all Europe
being in array against us. We enjoy amicable relations
with them at present, and have frequently suffered and
sacrificed to maintain them.. I think for one third of the
period I have mentioned, that I can bear witness to the
great respect shewn to your father-in-law, as American
consul at Liverpool, so that it would appear the Pope, in
what he has just done, is in point of fact a very late scholar
in following our example, and not a pattern to us.
Should your object, however, be to disparage England,
and to hold up the Church of Rome as more liberal and
tolerant than the Church of England, may I beg of you
to reflect which of the two, a protestant in Rome, or a
papist in London, enjoys the greatest privilege.
I have not read much of your writings certainly, but as
you call yourself an " English woman," and boast of being
" a mother," from what I have read, I must say that I
could wish they evinced more of the milk of human kind-
ness towards your own " Fatlerland,"

Of a truth,Madam, the friends of peace and order in
this country have enough to encounter from revolutionary
men, without having to combat the sharper keener satires
of antagonists of your class.
Can you look at France, and not tremble ? Can you read
their motto—" Liberty, equality, and fraternity," without
disgust ? Were ever sounds so hollow ? sounds that por-
tend a storm.

Liberty in England wants no impetus, it already borders
on licentiousness, and our duty obviously is to restrain,
not to propel; to appease, not to excite; to.fear God and
to honor the Qucen.—Your obedient servant,
VOWL.ER,
Birkraahewl, 27th March; 1813.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 18th instant, at a Quarter-past One
o'clock, at the Corn Sales-room, 14, Brunswick-street,
About 35 Quarters White PEAS,
About 140 Quarters White INDIAN CORN.
Apply to WILLIAM PARKE, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

:nn a few fcrther particulars
ew Zealand, and on

e will no doubt obtain

ster, Newca:

legal :phrase(

toe town of Southampton."
the borough of Cirencester,
some three or four hundred

idress to the Irish Protestants does rot
Er. We will, however, keep the writer's

o portpune until next week an article on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the kith instant, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 20, Exchange-buildings,
200 Tons Patagonia GUANO.
Apply to BIGLAND, SONS, and JEFFREYS, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

WANTED £13,000, in Sums from £5O to £2OOO.
Persons having any Sums between these amounts can
find eligible opportunity to Mortgage, on application to HENRY
Boom, Architect and Estate Agent, I, Harrington-street.
Also, to be LET, Two excellent FAMILY HOUSES, situated
in llubington and Higher Tranmere, and a SINGLE OFFICE,
in Castle-street. Rent £l2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

r of the inaj
3. Mrs. Cuff

e'er,--and there are doubtless a
fellows many of the Mrs. Cuffey sort,..w
b toil at home whilst their husbands WI

would, we arc inclined to thin

CUFFEY, THE METROPOLITAN CHARTIST MEMRP

AGAIN

Cuffey of the Convention'is. we fir
victim in every respect. Besides the fact o
driven from the wash-tub for Cuff2y's Cht
that Coffey himself is an ugly little dog, ail
as most ugly dogs are. We quote from tl
of Thursday's convention—
" Mr. Coffey (London) said that be,
old man he was despised by some of

1g At tl:

Some of them said ulna they
Coffey !" (a laugh) and told him they would lila
shoolingoiliiin. (Laughter.) But heconvinced them bef
done that he knew more about political matters than th
anti he had two friends among the middle classes who hi
for years prepared to become brit for him. (.' laugh
himself,
picture of 3/6s. the "little truly
and the washing
popularity. too, was. rising, for he bad bee
artists to sit for his portrait. (Much hale
Poor Cufey ! But, as we trust that the artists will be
olddu m duly
raenri'Vi totuegdhttotohnhma(:•ertaalisceonp
hiinaii
tub. Her popularity oughtshenct-
toith to be rising ; for how could Culley lire without
her ?

Tab, here's.

BUTLER'S BEADING:4.-1n anoth"r page of the.
paper will be found a detail of Mrs. Butler's reading*
fShakspeare at the Collegiate Institution. The-
driorenctors deserve truch credit, not only for the intellectual
enjoyment they offer in these readings, but for the low
price at which they are accessible. In London, as we.
have several times noticed , she has given her readingstoftil.
nay, to overflowing houses, and the charge for admission
there was ten shillings and five shillings to a single r
in,, "-

g• t acre is another feature in the management to
Which we refer with pleasure. The directors have cone.
to a resolution to issue tickets for the lectures not only
for the year but for limited periods. Thus, a gentlemao.
for six shillings, and a lady for three shilliov, may hale
the privnetre of heariug the superior lectures at this. ia.-.

stitution, and, if they please, treasteitheir tiek
the members of their family. There is this am...
liberalitr, that the quarter is to tlate from the time fa
payment.

!.t, arnoegait
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

spout in more

e been fed

tions—sheets

Snook

Etri people ? Let them. ask themselves these clues-
and then stop the supplies, from which such
Heir travestie of a
Break up

a set of fell

Loiidor

n what is a iibE.

upowthe charac

t of the English

working classes.
We can assure ou

fellow-subjects that
them to the highest

the.se fell°

bidder

and that they are

lisled with res-

pect to the parties to 7 whom they: ought to look for
counsel "and sympathy in.-their present distresses.
It is notirom the needy agitator that they can hope
for the pointing out of .a mode of escape from those
is not from the display of a turbu-

.essesi , 1

from any tation for a change
n, the form of government, .that the result can be
abOut, of which they are first and most
.•essingly in want—" a fair day's work." To bring
about this, to set the wheels of industry once more
'ormant energies and

in motion, to awaken th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

TAPSCOTT'S AMERICAN EMIGRATION-OFFICE
ST. GEORGE'S-BUILDINGS, REGENT'S-ROAD.
The following
FIRST-CLASS PACKETS
_• will be despatched on their appointed days, as under :
• . 7. -:tt
FOr NEW YORK,
Captains. Tons. To sail
EXCHANGE, MYRICK. lOOO This Day.
EURINE, LIVINGSTON 1500 To-morrow
VENELIA, Mum.' 1
SAMOSET, TUCKER 1000 24th April.
LEONIDAS, CONCE 1200 27th April.
Fl DELIA, YEATON l2OO lst May.
HOTTINGUER, BUNSLEY 1200 6th May.
ROSCIUS, ELDRIDGE 1200 Ilth May.

For BOSTON,

HENRY WARE, WILLIAMS.

This Day.

The above Ships are of the largest class, commanded by men
of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the
health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage.
Private Rooms for Families, or Persons who wish to be more
select, can at all times be bad, and deposits of LI each, to se-
cure berths, should be remitted, which shall have due attention.
Persons proceeding to the interior of the United States can
know the actual outlay, and make the necessary arrangements
here, to be forwarded, on arrival at New York, without one
day's delay, and thereby avoid the many annoyances emigrants
its subject to on landing at New York.
Drafts and Exchange for any amount, at sight, on New York,
pr.,.-able in any part of the United States, can at all times be
ft rnished to those who prefer this safer mode of taking care of
heir funds.—For further particulars apply, post paid, to
W. TIPSCOTI' and Co., Liverpool,
Agr.111.14 for W. and J. T. TArscorr. New York.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

TIII LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

LIVERPOOL. ALBION BANK.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PROPRI-
ETORS of the LIVERPOOL ALBION BANK (dissolved
the 14th day of February, 1842) may receive a Fourth and Final
INSTALMENT of the surplus Funds of the Bank, on applica-
tion at the Office of Mr. ASHTON SUTTON, No. 40, Exchange-
alley North, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, on the 16th or 17th May
next, between the hours ofTwelve and Two o'clock, or on the two
tollowing Tuesdays, the 23d and 30th days of May, between the
hours of Twelve and One o'clock.
And NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that all Persons hav-
ing unsettled CLAIMS on the Bank are requested forthwith to
transmit the same to us, addressed to the Committee of the
Albion Bank in Liquidation. And no Claim will be entertained
which shall not be rendered for examination before the 10th of
May next. ' _ _

By order of the Committee in Liquidation,
LOWNDES, ROBINSON, and BATESON, Solicitors.
Liverpool, 10th April, 1848.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

ask themselves

an' SP(

.ked tt

fair d

which a "

day's A

not dependants upon
.1 -I

*low arucip
drink in th

public places

Upon the-:wanes of
.fabr

the " Iflanoses,

the " yug

f them

iese promulgators of outrageous absurdity,
eedy milers against the character and the
nens of the work-

them ever was known
Which of them ever

)1%, many of them are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18

y The following Paeket-ships will sail regularly at
tr-
fri 74 their appointed Dates.
•6 eNj,

For NEW YORK.

PROGRESS, ABEL ..
QUEEN, GILL; EQ.. .
GONDAR, BARSTOW
HEBE,NVoons.

To sail
1400 tons.. 20th April.
1500 tons.. 22d April.
1200 tons.. 25th April.
1000 tons.. 26th April.
1303 tons.. 28th April.
1400 tons.. Ist May.

COLONIST, II L RON.
SPEED, GRU DE LL.

For BOSTON.
LORD ELGIN, STRAFFORD 1000 tons.. 18th April

1300 tons.. 24th April.

1000 tons.. Nth April