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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

CLERICAL NEWS

The Bishop of Calcutta arrived at Southampton on
Wednesday, in much improved health.
The Archbishop of York is a doctor of civil law, and is
the only member of the episcopal bench not holding the
divinity degree

The Terra Cotta Church, near Bolton, was consecrated
on Thursday, by the Bishop of Chester.

THE COURT 4 FASHIO!

'ABLE WORLD,

The Queen, Prince Albert, the royal children, and suite
left the Isle of Wight on Wednesday, and reached Buck-
ingham Palace the same evening.

The King and Queen of the Belgians arrived on Thurs-
day, on a visit to the Queen.

The Duchess of Kent and suite, accompanied by the
Prince of Leiningen, arrived at Bohn on the 20th ult.
The King of Holland is expected next week in this
country, on a visit of about a fortnight.
It is said that a matrimonial alliance is on the topis be-
tween E. 0. Egerton. Esq., son of Wilbraham Egerton
of Tatton Park, Esquire, and Lady Mary Pterrepoint,
daughter of Earl Manvers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

- Extra Superfine D
yard.

Carpet

St
Oil Cloth, Is
Moreens, 9d. to is

per yard.
Window Ho!lands and Rollers, every width
and Tassels for Ditto.

I WOOD AND SON'S_ SPLENDID EXHIBITION

WOODLANDS
NEAR UCKFIRLD.
M . WOOD and SON have the honour most respect-
fully of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, lovers
and amateurs of Roses, and their f•' , at
THE WOODLAN I!OLLEC".
Of the above favourite 11 is now in fine p
will continue in bloom ring the rose seaoi
W. W. and S. to the present opportunity of stating
that their IMM 'SE STOCK OF ROSES has been
considerablyi ,creased during the past season; the collec-
tion bas also received many valuable additions, neither
pains nor expense having been spared to enrich it with all
the novelties that have proved worthy of being introduced
from the continent, and it is now unsurpassed by any other
collection in Eurcpe.
In addition to the foregoing claim on public patronage,
the Nursery, which extends
OVER AN AREA OF FORTY ACRES,
Will be found to abound in every description of Orna-
mental Trees, Evergreens, and Flowering Shrubs, and
• indeed every article connected with the business.
Visitors are respectfully informed that the carriage road
thrbugh the grounds is in excellent order, and arbours
have been fitted tip at convenient distances for their ao-
commodation.

7IELD

TION

etlection, and

Finally—Wm. Wood and Son beg leave to intimate that
they do not intend to exhibit Roses a'. any of the Horti-
cultural Shows t'-is summer; consequently, 'visitors- need
not apprehend the disappointment occasionally experi-
enced by those Ladies and Gentlemen who, in former
sOasops_liappeni!r, fo visit the grounds on the eve of a

FLOWERS, RIBBONS. BLONDS, LACE, g-aud. Horticultural Fe'te, have found the Nursery par-
.
ecrriys, Tuesday,
• PARASOLS, GLOVES, &c. tally stripped of its .choicest fsvouriies.
J. BRISCQE will be ever prompt 4;1 evincing his grati-' A.DMITTANCE (AtATIS. DAILY, (Sundayexcepted).
tudc to his kiwi supporters by embracing all such n prior-
'Mareatield is miles distant from 'the' HaywArd's
Lunities as have. recently-occurred for offcring them Goods Jleath Ftation on the London and Brighton Rmilway, from
of :the most , • whichplaceo9eh t,s
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• CHARACTER.
FASHIONABLE AND ORIGINALLY COSTLY
at Prices far below the average under ordinary circum. Crois. Also ligliccrims and Coaches from Brighton to Tun-
Charing
stances. ridge w6lis pawing through -Maresfield.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JUNE 30.

The demand for Butter has been this week very sluggish, and
prices have receded fully 2s. per cwt. The make is, it is under.
stood, extremely large ; and will, no doubt, tend to keep the
price at a moderate figure. Pickled Butter is at 755., with a
trifling demand.—Beef and Pork unaltered.—Bacon brisk, and
looks up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Gond Dessert Dishes, clear flint glass.. 0 0 6 each

2 Cut Quart and 2 Pint Decanters .... 0 8 6 per set
Finger Bisins, 6 different c010ur5...... 0 0 8 each.

Cut Salts .
Best Cut Wines, fifteen different pat-
terns

Cruet Stands, with 3 b{ •tries,
Splendid Quart Glass Jugs

0 1 4 per set
0 3 0 each.

Cream Jugs
Best Half-pint Cut Tumblers, 45.,
4s. 6d. and
Ditto Diamond-bottom Ditto
Cut Sugar Basins...
20,000 4-to-pint Tumblers.. Id. each or 0 0 10 per doz
Splendid Cut and Frosted Hall Lamps.. 0 18 0 each.

Gas Chimneys
Confeeters Show Glasses

0 3 0 doz.
0 0 10 par lb

PlainDoubleFlint Tumblers,cut bottoms 0 0 6 per lb.
Deck Lights. all sorts and sizes
Best Table Knives

Set of Ivory Balance Handles, 50 pieces 1 10 0 per set.
Set Tea Trays, in sizes, 16 inches, 24,
and 30 inches .. 0 4 0 per set
Set Gothic, 16, 24, and 30 inches...... 0 10 6 per set.
Set Paper Mache, 16, 24, and 30 inches
20s. up to 4 0 0 per set.
Best Metal Teapots ..from ls. 3d., 25.,

.
Bread Baskets. sd. each, 12 inch waiter 0 0 4i each.
Set of China, 30 pieces
Set of Burnish Gold, with Coffees,
42 pieces..
Half Dozen of China..

Plated-top Hot or Cold Water Jugv,
pint and a half 0 2 0 each.
Five-half-pints, 3s. each ; 7-half-pints 0 3 6 each.
Export Orders in China, Glass, Hardware, &c., to any
extent. on the shortest notice, Cheaper than any other
House in the Kingdom.
Goods carefully Packed, free of expense, fit for convey-
ance to any part of the world, by an experienced Packer,
from the Manufactory.

-CARPET FLOOR CLOTH, AND MOREEN
WAREHOUSE.
61, • CHURCH-STREFT LIVERPOOL.
-

WT. WOODWARD returns his grateful thanks to
• the many thousand Families who have purchased
Goods from him since he c,mmenced busi,es., and beg•
to assure them, and the public at large, that he still roo-
tinues the practise of huying.his goods from the hest Ma-
nufacturers, and selling them to his customers at the low-
est shade of profit.
W. T. W. further begs to intimate that he has advan-
tages in his Trade th,,t few posses;—the first-rate styles
and best qualities of all descrintion of Carpets are at his
command—that he never purchases job Ws, or damaged
or condemned Goods, plenty of which are now bei.g
off: red for sale in town—nor does he ever ticket Lis Goods
to entrap the unwary—a system he considers bad aud de-
ceitful.

The Carpets, the Damask., Moreens, &c. he offers to
the Public, are durable goods, and so are his wrlt-sea-
sorted Floor Cloths to cover Halls, Lobbies, Shops, Of.
flees. and Shins' 1 abins.

The Nobility, Clergy. and Gentry residing in the cnun•
try can be well and cheaply supplied by sending plans of
their Rooms, Hall.. &c. by addressing their letters to
W. T. WOODWA RD,
61, CHURCH-81111MT. LIVZRPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LAFFER and CO., 54, LORD•STREET, supply
1-11-• READY-MADE CLOTHING of every descripT
tion, suitable for every class of purchasers, and adapted
to all seasons and climates, on the most reasonable terms.
The quality and make of their articles may be equa;led
by few, but cannot be surpassed h v.
For the BESPOKE DEP MENT, H. L. & Co.
have engaged an additiongi 'utter, of first-rate talent,
and many years' practicallxperience in London and els!.
where, by whom a mos( exact and fashionable fit is en-
sured. Clever Workmen, from London and Paris, are
al,o employed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

PORTAN:1"10 ALL. ......

IF YOU WANT HATS AND CAPS;

DURABILITY, STYLI;, QUALITY, AND BEST

WORKMANSHIP,

AT THE „.
LOWEST PRICE, AND NO DECEPTION,
TRY
B R OTHERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

ment of

where cm he seen the I,argt•st Coll-ction of Ready-made
Dothing of eve. v d, scrption in the kingdom, at prices
far below any ether huu=e ; whilst the style and make are

LIST OF PRICES

Dress Coats, in all cnlonrs,
dr.

Surt iuts

br,i,fro eoges.. from.£l 1 0
do frcm 1 5 0
tram 0 8 6
from 0 6 6
from 0 4 6

T.onsers, in Oath .nd doeskins
Ditto, in Twved .. I. .

fo m 0 9 6
from 0 12 6
from 0 7 6
from 0 9 6

from 0 2 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

prepared the public for the worst. It was plain that he was dying
He was closely attended by his lady and by his medical advisers,
surrounded by his relations, and the sacrament had been adminis-
tered to him. He passed a restless night, and in the morning was
delirious, from which he lapsed into unconsciousness, and breathed
his last at a quarter past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
Sir Wm. Follett was born at Toveham, near Exeter, about the
year 1798. He married. in 1830, the daughter of Sir H. Gifford,
formerly Chief Justice of Ceylon ; and that lady now survives him,
with six children, two of whom are daughters, the youngest but 13
months old. In early life he chose the bar as his profession. As a poli-
tician he first appeared in 1832, when he stood as a candidate for
the city of Exeter, but was left in a minority on the poll In 1835
he was successful. and was at the head of the list. At the last gene-
ral election he was again returned. The representation is now, o
course, vacant. In November, 1834, Sir William was first appointed
Solicitor-General, and so he remained until April, 1835, when Sw
Robert Peel resigned office. He was re-appointed on the return o f
the Tories to power, in 1811, and was presented to the office of At-
torney-General in April, 1844. To the lucrative and distinguished
post Sir Frederick Thesiger will, as a matter of course, succeed.
This circumstance will render vacant the office of Solicitor-Genera I
and in the representation of Abingdon, a pocket borough, in Berk-
shire. Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, now standing counsel to the Bank of.
England, will, no doubt, be the new Solicitor-General. The other
gentlemen mentioned are Mr. Humfrey, Q.C., Mr. Talbot, Q.C.
and Mr. Sergeant Wrangham.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

REMOVAL

WHOLESALE & FURNISHING IRONMONGERY

WAREHOUSE

BENJAMIN DIGGS (beretof,re carrying on busi-
ness under the style of BETTELEY and HIGGS,
South Castle-street) bees to inform his Friends and the
Public he has REMOVED to the Premises of the late
D. Rennie, 46, LORD-STREET, where he hopes, by
moderate Charges and strict Attention to business, to
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merit a contiuuance of Lb
In addition tc

his general o ro toongerp, he
plet sortment of FURNISHING

has now laid in a c
GOODS of the IS
fully call the attet
Export Orders

inind, to which be
of Families furnishing.

shortest notice, and

on the

able term

15, PARADISI
LINEN DRAPER)

TREET.

SILK

.CE RY. SHAWL

AND BONNE'
T ELLIOTT lvgs to in
• and Cheshire that he
FOR cAsx) in the various

m the' Ladi

f Liverpool

e Purchases
nmmer !ma

has been fortun
DE LAINES,

Lots n f

LINTS, s .AWLS, RIBBOI`
C HANDKL'"^"'-

Gentlemen's SILL
the Regular Pricei
THE BONI!

Ladies paying
will be gratified

VAR

7, being a-M

c

tatles, as regards Pn.lc
from the FACTORY,
freshness of the Stool
The principles whi
such successful patrnr

1 daily

for the

ducted by Mr. R. M. Beckwith, viz., that of Selling for
Cash, and the synalle,t possible profit, are fully carried out
by the present Proprietor.

INCOME
T 11 0

ND PROP

(LATE

k COAL

BEGS to inf
OFFICE

r?, D an

out for the returr

Funds, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Cast inbitO,

Wiil sail on Saturday next. thesth instant.
For MAURITIUS,
The fine new A 1 Brig-FAVORITE,
r. JAMES EY, Master.
For terms of freight o passage apply to BARTON,
IRLAM, and HIGGINS° , or to
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER.

For MADRAS,
With permission to call at CEYLON, if sufficient
frsiC-4;t. carte. does not offer for former port,
144111;fine British huilt argue
—71,..--- ELIZABETH MO Capt. MOFFATT ;
A 1 at Lloyd's ; 241 tons ; per fastened and coppered ;
has good accommodatio and well known as an excellent
conveyance.—Apply to COTESNATORTH and WYNNE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

SUNDAY, 29th JUNE.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.

ARRI vED.--irincess Victoria, —, from Montreal, and Scot-
laud, Merryman, from New Orl: aus.
SAILED.-Frey, Frahm, and Malcolm, Malcolm, for Rio Ja.
neiro—Reliance, Jackson, and J. Campbell, Broombead, for
Quebec.

Republic, Luce, from Charleston, at this port. On Bth June,
in lat. 33. long. 67, spoke the Manco, from Charleston for Liver-
pool. On 18th June, in lat. 43, long. 45, spoke the Tarquin.
Slater Rebou, Furzman, and Coquette, Bruce, hence at Swi-
nemunde.
Maranham, Fleming. hence at St. John, N.D.
Cygnet, M'Pherson, hence at Miramichi.
Dit On, Le Gresley, hence at Gaspee.
C R C, Huelin, hence at Carlisle.
Alhion, Studimitn, hence at Lisbon.

Josko:Medanich,-hence at Hamburg.
CHRISTIANSAND, 6th June.—The Urania, Blanch, hence for
Stettin, has put in nere with a considerable list, very leaky, with
pumps choked and foremast sprung, and must discharge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

to announce to her Friend

Atints of Liverpool and

acombe

ntention to OPEN an ESTABLISHMENT for
RD and EDUCATION of YOUNG LADIES,
SQUARE, SEACOMBE, 23rd instant. Mrs.
blished a large School in the &Intli of

England, which she conducted for man ears, and subse-
quently one in Liverpool. an vvi the greatest

enee refer
soectablitv in L

to nlinl,e.k.oiss'families of the highest re-
verp nd London, as to her capabilities

_ .
Langesge; together with useful accomplishments, the hash
of which instruction she has always founded on strictly

religious principles.
Grosvenor-squ:ire, Seacombe, June 30th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

The fine A I American SI
Captain J. -1

550 tons; coppe
a the trade as a

goods and passengers,

I _g.iett'C;pper-fastened ; wel

,e conveyance for

Vater-street

d eighty cents per

-n
Packet Ship
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

DRESS SILKS

113 Pieces of Spitalfields Dress Silks, in New Checks,
Stripes, and Cross Patterns, from 211 d. to 2s. 6d. per

yard ; at least ls. below the regular price.
96 Pieces, in various rich qualities and colours, at 2s. 9id.
to 3s. 9d., which have been sold at 4s. 6d. and ss. per

A choice Assortment of BLACK SATIN DUCAPES, BA-
RATHEA'S SATIN TURCS, and MOIRES equally cheap.
£B6O worth of rich Fancy French Bonnet Ribbons, all at

91d. per Yard.
J. L. invites an early inspection, as the whole of tne
above are fresh patterns, and in the most perfect condition.
58, Bold-street, 1815.

CHE kP AND ELEGANT SILKS
S'I'AIR KERR

HAS much pleasure in acquainting the Ladies of Liver-
pool and Vicinity that he is now prepared to submit
for their inspection an immense variety of
FANCY SILKS,
WHICH HAVE BEEN

BOUGHT FOR CASH IN AN EXTREMELY FA
• VOURABLE STATE (jiFeflE MARKET,
CONFIDENTAS
AND FEELS CONFIDENT THEY

CANNOT BE EQUALL FOR STYLE,QUALITY,
& PRICE BY ANY OUSE IN THE TRADE.
S. K. would also ' vice the particular attention of La-
dies to his large Stock of ,
BLACK SATINETTES,
from ls. 113 d., 2s. 2id., 2s. 4d., 2s. sid., to 6s. 3d.

_ -per wird.
FAST-COLOR MUSLIN DRESSES,
124 rirds, 6s. Ild.
A LOT OF FANCY PARASOLS,
2s. 74d., worth 4s. 9d. eech.
30, BOLD-STREET.

EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP,

EIGHT Boxes of 7-Bth and 4-4th LINENS, (war-
ranted to wear well,) in Pieces or Half Pieces, 4d.
to 6d. per Yard below value, being a little soiled.

170 Pi-ceA or
LONG CLOTHS and SHIRTING CALICOES,
'et wove, and perfectly pure,) in lengths of 12 Yards and

upwards.
120 DRESSES OF FANCY SILKS,
id. to 10d. per Ylrd below value
W. M
10. BOL.I),RMF.ET.

N' S

About 15 Pieces (:zibecxtneordinarily cheap lot of
BLACK S NETTS AND SILKS,

from Courtall arld,PC,),
CR APE

of the Prem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LITHOGRAPHIC, ENGRAVING, AND PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 51, NORTH JOHN-STREET,
(THIRD DOOR FROM LORD•STREET.)
HARLES HUTCHINS resnectfully begs leave to
inform his Friends and the Public, that, in order to
meet the greatly increasing demand for Lithography since
its addition to his previously long-established Engraving
and Printing, Business. he has ad*dother Offices to those
already in his possession for tbe'more conveniently work.
ing the largest size Pres,te 'and has also engaged highly.
talented Artists in bot the Ornamental and Writing
Departments, which w' enable him to execute, under his
own inspection, evjery branch of the Lithographic Art,
including the writ elaborate CHALK DRAWINGS,
PRINTING in COLOURS,- &c.,,in such a manner as
will not fail to give satisfaction:
Mars and Plaus of any size, Circulars, weekly or other-
wise. Mercantile Forms, Invoices, Cards, &c., executed
with the utmost promptitude and accuracy.
C. H. will continue to conduct his Engraving and Ge-
neral Printing Business in the same manner that has se-
cured to him so large a porti,n of the Public patronage,
since his predecessor's (Mr. Thomas Smith) retirement,
and fur which he now tenders his grateful acknowledg-
ments.

A large Stock of the finest Prit.ting PAPERS, and also
of the cheaper kind, always on hand.

AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. WALKER'S
WIND OW-B LIND MANUFACTORY,
135, WHITECFIAI2
Oppoiite Great Cha te-street.
ESTABLIS D 1813, BY
FRANC PINNEY.
IN STOCK, 20 ENETIAN SHADE BLINDS.

Gauze Wire and all other Blinds, Wholesale and Retail

LONDON CHAIR. WAREHOUSE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

BALDNESS AND GRAY HAIR ENTIRELY
REMOVED.
MR. AYRES, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, respect.
fully announces to the Medical Profession and the
Public generally, that he may be consulted in all the va-
rious changes of which the Hair • susceptible, and more
especially those cases ari • from indisposition, over
study, and anxiety of i d, producing discolouration, a
falling off, baldnes nd sometimes its entire loss. Mr.
ear.,...
AYRkS also deli.s to call especial attention to the change
the bulb of the Hair itivariab!y undergoes at certain pe-
iesso
riods of life, before its effect becomes apparent to the eye,
and to recommend a method by which that change may be
averted, and all subsequent falling off' and grayness pre-
vented. His mode of treatment, which has received the
highest testimonials from the press, is never to prescribe
until he has tested the Hair by analytical examination,
which secures a recipe agreeably to the exact analysis, and
by which it may be preserved in perfect colour, glossiness,
and beauty to an advanced period of life. Persons who
have expetienced disappointment in the use of Dyes for
the Hair, are requested to send the shade they require, as
the process recommended will urevent that red and pur-
ple tinge, and produce a soft and glossy appearance, and a
fixed and equal colou". All personal attendance can be
dispensed with by enclmine a small piece of Hair, which,
when examined, the prescription. with every necessary in-
formation, will be transmitted according to the direction
received. Fee for Analysing and Prescription, 5,„. Pre-
scription for Dyeing the Hair, 10s. Residence, No. 6,
Crown-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

MERCHANTS, DEALERS, AND FAMILIES
FURNISHING,
ARE INVITED TO THE

ORIGINAL CARPET, &c. WARE-ROOMS,
Established in Lord. street, and
REMOVED TO THE EXTENSIVE PREMISES,
13 and 15, BOLD-STREI_X-R---,
THE Subscriber intimates, that,h-fi Stoilc is replete
A with every description of CARPETING ; and as
his supplies are kept up adequite to the demand, Buyers
may always depend on
j"efr orders being executed with
Goods direct from the oms, in the best material, in the
newest patterns, and' sold on the smallest profit; and
with a view to execute his varied and increasing orders,
he has united the adjoining House to his Establishment,
and connected with his present CARPETING BUSI-
NESS that of HOUSE FURNISH ER, conducted upon
the principle of CASH ONLY in PURCHASE and SALE,
and has on show, and in process of manufacture, an ex-
tensive Stock of every description of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c., made from the best
materials and designs, manufactured by and under the
superintendence of first-rate workmen, and sold at the
lowest possible prices.
As the principle of small profits and quick returns ap-
plied to House Furnishing gives many advantages to
Buyers—the reduction in price being so great, and his
Stock so varied—the Subscriber would feel obliged by
Families furnishing and Dealers examining the Articles
in Stock, that they may judge of their style, quality,
and good value, where every piece of Furniture is marked
in plain figures the Ready Mrney Price, showing the im-
mense saving that Cash Buyers have by making their
purchases where no profit is put on for RISK nor CREDIT.
Soliciting your favours,
I am, your most obedient servant,
THOS. URQUHART,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE FURNISHER,
CARPET AND FEATHER MERCHANT,
Nos. 13 & 15, BOLD-STREET,
(From 76, Lord-street,)
LIVERPOOL.

Export and Contract Ordels executed with despatch.

TO BE HAD FOR NOTHING,
On application at the above Establishment, or by letter
enclosing a postage stamp, the FURNISH ER'S GUIDE,
containing a description and price of every Article far
House Furnishing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

On &Mr,

ON SALE,
PERUVIAN and AFR -N—GUANO,
Of best quality, easonable terms.
Apply to NICH ON and Ik.I'GILL,
11, Brunswick-street,

;;-".tralts bp Ruction.

WEDNESDAY

On account of whom it may concern.
To-monnow, (Wednesday.) the 2nd instant, at Twelve,
at Edwards and Co.'s Office, Exchange-street East,
About 100 Bags Tyrolese Sll .A.C, all faults,
Just landed ex Emma, from ice ; may be seen in Glad-
st.,ne's Warehouse, Wang.—Apply to Messrs.GELLEFt
and Co., Merchant rto
EDWARDS and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

PIANO-FORTES.

GEORGE SHADE, 4, BERRY-STREET, Two Doors
from Bold-street, begs to return his most grateful
thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have so libe-
rally supported him during the several years he has had
the honour to reside in Liverpool, and begs to inform
them, that, in consequence of the increasing d.-lnand
upon his time and attention to the Print usic Busi-
ness and Music Library. he is Relin sing the Piano-
forte Business, and is disposing of its remaining Stock of
PIANO FORTES and those re trning from Hire, New
and Second-Hand, at very tnie*Pricee. Among them will
be found several CotLasseriano-Fortes inferior in tone to
none in Liverpool; some Square Piano-Fortes, 6 Octaves,
with all the new imprOvements? and some 51 Octaves
from as low as £5 and £6.

He has just imported from Paris an extensive assortment
of splendid and elegant FRENCH ACCORDIONS, of
seperior tone and quality, which he offers at the lowest
prices possible.

Tne Accordion taught in Six Lessons ; also Repaired
and Tuned.

Old Accordions taken in Exchange for New ones.
Also, a variety of GUITARS, plain a-,cl ornamented.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

PHE LADIES SEMINAR
Mrs. CUNNING, will be

21st instant

Terms and further particulars may be known on appli-
cation to MRS. CLINNING, or dard-office.
Mrs. C. has been ind to remove to Orrell, in order
that the Young Lad' may enjoy the benefit of Sea Bathing.

S:IS. RA DCLI FFE b
J and the I

it is her
th- BOA
in GROSVf
R. harinff E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

SATURDAY, JuNs 28.—Wind N.W., fresh,

ARRIVED.—Marmion, Jenard. from China; sailed Ist March,
and from St. Helena 12th May—Ellen German, Cumming, from
Porto Rico—Rothschild. Fell, and Broom, White, from New Or.
leans—Denmark, Frost, from Savannah—P. trick Henry, De
lano ; Empire, Russell, and London. Ross, frc

m New York—.
Mary Ann, from aguna—Vindicator, Robinson ; Sir R. Jack.
son. Doherty, Britannia. —, and Sarah, --, from Montreal
—Wallace, cummerson, from Quebec—Dash, --, from New-
foundland—Commodore. Trick, from Smyrna—Vrow Gelcke,
Valck, from Altona—Jjoumenta, Scholtens, from Rotterdam—
Union, —, from Ostend—Commodo e, —, from Keresoun,
Black Sea—Jonk V. Elizabeth, —, from Nantes—Harmonie.
—, from Delvzil—William Fisher, —, from Montreal, and
Emma, —, from Newfoundland.

SAILED.—Crown, Fletcher, for Maranham—Aerial, Darling,
Quebec Sophia Wells, Guyther, Constantinople. The follow.
ing also sailed, but have put back :—Eli Whitney. Dyer, Boston
—Carricks, Welch. and James Dean, Thompson, Quebec—Port-
land, Scriven, Rotterdam—A. Maria, Atkinson, Naples, and In-
dustrie, Zellein, Ostend

Janet, Pan', from Valparaiso, at Liverpool; sailed 18th March.
The following vessels were loading for Liverpool .—Malcolm, to

arrival of the steamer from Peru—and Eliza Heywood. The
Templemau was to saii for Tonjoy 2fth March, to load for Li-
verpool, and the Dale, Park, was loading for London.
Them s, Brown; Emerald. Leighton; M riner, N asey, and
Britannia, Coulthdrt, hence at St. John, N.B.

Observer, Fowler, lichee at Smyrna.
Catherine Hodges, Leng, hence at Texel.
Nyv Meld, Lievens, and Vrouw Elizabeth, Krelly, hence at
Ostend.

Wrestler, Howling. hence at Naples, and sailed for Palermo
12th June.

Waverley, 1 urman, hence at Naples, and sailed for Messina
12th June.

Sanders, Einlley, sailed from Taganrog 2bth May, and Anne

Seager, ‘29th May, both for this port.
Diana, Rowe, sailed from Smyrna 4th June, and Marmion,
Barnes, yth June, both for Liverpool.
Chebar, Harrison, from Bombay at London.

Dorothy Gales, England, from Valparaiso at Swansea.
BALLIstA, 20th June.—The Newcastle. M` Lea. from Liverpool
for this port, got on the rocks in Killala Bay 17th June, but came
off next day, leaky, and has been brought to this quay : is dis-
charelng her cargo, partly damage:t.
NliW YORK, 14th June.—A ship was seen on shore on Carys-
ford Reef 7th June.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

of Shares in Railways, Water ani
Canals, and on Land, Money
Lent on Mortgage.
Claims of Exemptio nd C
made out.

N.B. Claims of Ex
Trustees, Guirdian

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting. _ _ .

July 18, J. Furnival, -Kettering, -Northamptonshire, corn
dealer—July 19, W. C. Tupper. Cathcrington, Hampshire,
grocer—July 21. J. Innvs, Earl's- court, Old Brompton, common
brewer—July 22, T. Forty, Richmond, hotel keeper—July 22,
S. Brice, St. John street, tailor—July 21, E. M'Knott and J.
Glass, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, coal merchant—July 22, W.
S. More, Liverpool, wine merchant—July A. Smelt, Melton
Mowbray, Leicestershire, linendraper—July 2g. W. H. Webb,
Stratford.upon-Avon, Warwickshire, wharfinger—July 22, S.
Wilcock, Warrington, Lancashire, innkeeper—July 18, J.
Brown and A. Urquhart, Manchester, carpet warehousemen—
July 18, J. Hyatt, Commercial-road, Pimlico. victualler—July
18. J. Price, Oaken-gates, Shropshire, draper—July 18, E.
Foster, Sheffield, grocer—July 18, J. Evans, Bourton-on-the-
Hill, Gloucestershire, innkeeper—July 18. G. Shaw, Oldham,
Lancashire, cotton spinner—July 18, T. S. Stuart, jun.. Liver.
pool. drysalter—July IS. W. and T. Higgins, Old Bond-street,
hosiers—July 18, B. Robinson, Burton-upon-Trent, Stafford-
shire, draper—July 18, W. ilardisty. Wakefield, Yorkshire,
whitesmith—July 18, C. M. Firth. St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill,
lithographic printer—July 18, J. Nicholson. Blackburn, Lan.
cashire, linendraper—July 18, T. P. Rees, King William-stre t,
City, iron merchant—July 18, T. W lkinson, Hartlepool, Dur-
ham, draper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Literature.

____.„..
NOTICES

Thiers' History of the Consulate and Empire of Napo-
leon. Translated by W. Stapleton, Esq., Trin. Coll.,
Dublin. Part I. Houlston and Stoneman, London ;
T. Le Mesurier, Dublin.
This is the first number of an English edition of the
above celebrated work, and is supplied to the public in
eighteen-penny parts, the whole to form a volume royal
octavo, not to exceed fifteen shillings in price. In the
translation Mr. Stapleton has, very judiciously, aimed to
preserve the spirit of the author, rather than, by aiming
at elegance of style, to lose sight of fidelity to the text of
the original; and, as the result, throughout the work we
feel that it is M. Thiers who is discoursing to us the oc-
currences of the eventful period of his history, and not
the translator. Wherever anything like obscurity pre-
sents itself—technicalities which, though perfectly fami-
liar to French readers, would be unintelligible to the
mass of English readers—Mr. Stapleton has supplied
copious explanatory notes, which will remove any possi-
bility which might otherwise exist of misinterpretation.
The work is well got up, each number containing 96
pages, and is decidedly cheap.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

EXTRAORDINARY FAILURE
IN THE

CARPET TRADE:
BROWN, URQUHART, and CO., BANKRUPTS.

LIABILITIES SIX THOUSAND POUNDS!

The STOCK, consisting of
CARPETS,
MORE E N S,
D A M k S K S,
FLOOR,CLOTHS,
PRINTED FURNITURES,
F_ZATHERS,
--.BLANKETS,
and
TABLE LINEN,
:ias been Purchased of the Assignees
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

CIENTLEMEN'S, LADIES', and CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE LINEN WAREHOUSE,
19, CHURCH-STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. PETER'S CLOCK
Ladies' Drawers, the Half D0zen...........
Latlei' Chemises, Ditto ..........
Ladies' Night Dresses, Ditto
Gentlemen's Shirts, Dirt-6
Youths' Shirts, Ditto
Boys' Shirts, Ditto
FOREIGN LA CE, HOSIERY, AND NEEDLEWORK
GOODS, in endless variety

15s. Od.
13s. 9d.
21s. Od.
21s. Od.
18s. Od.
15s. Od.

19. CHURCH-STREE7',oppoAite St. Peter's Clock.
W. DAY, Successor to Mr. PEIL.

FUNERALS COMPLETELY FURNISHED

BY
,S. 1-4 ITT L E R,
PROPRIETOR OF THE

LIVERPOOL GENERA L _MOURNING
ESTABLISHMENT,
L D-S 7 R RET,

OPPOSITE THE BANK FOR SAVINGS,

rIENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS,
Vi Cut by an eminent Artist. insuring a splendid fit, at
the Lowest remunerating Prices, at
DAWIIARN AN 'VIS;---,
TAILORS DRAPERS,
110, -B LD-STREET.

T H E

CON TR

A S TI

OLD STAGE COACHES 1
To London in three days

Was term'd expeditious !
That's if the weather
Should chance b.• propitious

And took leave of relate

s though he was 1
To the earl rthest stations

Tailorsilt.tKi time,
Were noted for putting

Extravagant rates
On the fruits of their cutting !

Delay, and vexation,

_
Were common enough
With the whole population !

Extortionate deali

And ruinous prices,
The pockets of many

RAILWAY ENGINES !
To London and hark
Is the work of a day !
Trarpoer alt your business,
And hasten away !
With speed like the lightning,

The Fire King does fly ;
The smoke, eurline upwards,
Ascends to the sky.

The mighty improvements
In clothing I)kewi,e,
s elicit

Are su

The greatest surprise !

F.tr Hvam's new system,
So firmlv's got root,

In five hour's alone,
He can make a full suit ! 1

Of popular tailors

And his clothing's pronounc'd
As the best iti the realm

YOUTHS'• CLOTH TUNIC SUITS.. frc
DITTO HUSSAR DO.

Dm .£0 16
~ 018

Juvenile Clothing is one of the most important features
connected Kith Clis celebrated E4rablislnnent ; it is in fact
carried on in a spacious department. exclusively armnyed
for the Juveniles) and B. H YAM and Co., at a consi-
td Cutters of the most decided
lelv to rut au► this descriptlon of
and beautiful riP3igns embroi-
rawings by an arts

?9pillarit y in Lotidoi

tered thereon are fr

t met ropo-

advantages, combined with the most
have obtained such unqualified appro.

bvion for

EIYNNI'S SUPERB TUNICS &

HUSSAR SUITS !•!

Public are most respectfully invited to cidl and
the interior of the Extensive Clothing Establish-

B. HYAM AND CO.,
63, LORD-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

PATENT CORBEAU SILKS.

FST iFF! TT L ER,
LIVERPOOLIGENERA(GENERALMOURNIGESTA
LISHM ENT,

IS APPOINTED BY THR PATENTEE TO SELL THE
PATENT-DYED BLACK SI IiKS,
Which, for CHEAPNESS and DUa*BILITY, cannot be
surpassed.
BLACK Sy.NS. SATINETTS,
WATE 4.D DUCAPES,
CIIECKED, sTgi ED, AND BROCADE SILKS,

AND
REAL IRISH POPLINS,
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY.
114, Bold-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Salvage Sale, and a few'of the
still remain.

M. not having yet been able to Dispose of the Lease

s, the iemßins of the Stock continue
SELLING OFF

at a great sacrifice, and lots of decidedly Cheap Goods
will be specially sought for in the different wholesale
markets, and resold at such prices asrivill 'convince those
most doubtful of such professions, the especial object
being (not profit) but to keep the Shop in active business
until Let.

The PREMISES to be LET.

THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVER-
POOL EXCLUSIVLY DEVOTED TO
BONNETS.

MRS. GARDNER, in returning to the Ladies of Li-
verpool and its vicini'y her heartfelt thanks for the

)eral share of patronage she has received since
- .
opening the Establishment I occupied b the Colum-
bia River Fur Company, wishes to ' c ter especial
attention to her present
EXTENSI - STOCK

exceedi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

COUNTRY LODGINGS

oNE or Two LADIES can be accommodated with a
handsomely Furnished DRAWING ROOM and
BEDCHAMBER, in the Cottage of a Lady end Gentle-
man, situated in the resp ctahle and healthy Village of
STANLEY, near Edge-lane, a fe nu e walk from the
Church and the Botanic ens. There ore no children.
Ornnibustes passing e ry half hour.—Letters, prepaid,
to be addressed to A.Z. Standard office.

TO
be LET, an eligible RESIDENCE in a healthy
situation, No. 24, Palkner-street, containing a large
Drawing-room, Dining-room, 23 feet by 18 feet. Break-
fast Parlour, Seven Bedrooms, with Closets, Kitchen,
Scullery, Water-closet. Butler's Pantry, and every con-

;no,it

Apply to Mr. T A. DAI, ii s-buldngs, Sweet-
.
ing-street, Castle-stree or to Mr. HENRY M'CALL, at
Mr. Douglas Ulebgm's, 1, D Ile-street.

TO be LET, and may be entered upon immediately,
two newly-built VILLAS, situate on th, road lead-
ing from Miller's-bridge,. Bootle, towards Walton. The
Houses command a good sea-view, have large Gardens
well stocked, and contain three Sitting-rooms. Butler's
pantry, and two Store-rooms on the ground-floor, three
good bed-rooms and Water-cloy t chamber-floor,
d two good Rooms and Cl • on the upper, and are
other mmodation for a respectable

For particulars apuly to Mr. H. BROWN, 83, Bold-
street, or Mr. Wm. COLSRAW, Architect, 13, Rumford-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

R. JONES

HAIR CUTTER. WIG MAKER. PERFUMER,
No. 37. CHURCH-STREET,
WISHES to impress upon the minds of all Ladies and
Gentlemen that hi. Establishment stands unrivalled
as a Deptit for all descriptions of Ornamental Hair. He
invit s particular attention and gerntiny to his Metallic,
Patent, and Ventilating Wigs. which, for lightness, dura-
bility, and approximation to nature, have never been
excelled.

A larze Assortment always in Stock of the newet and
most fashionable destns. His t•election of Perfumes,
Soaps, Combs. Bru.hes, Eau de Cologne, &c. will be
found to he very recherche.

SPECTACLES
SUITABLE for every purpose, aid adapted to every
sight to which they ran he upplied.

TELESCOPES,
Of extensive power and brilliancy extra, portable and on
stands, MICROSCOPES,
Suitable for every research ;
Optical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instrumen,
Apparatus, &c. to be had, Wboltsale ar—irßetail, of the
Manufacturer, C. H. C IAD II RN,
OPTICIAN.
71, LORD-STREET, (opposite Tuton's).
Instruments and Apparatus to order Made and Repaired
on the Premises.
Manufactory, Sheffield, establi,hed upwards of Forty

and every description 0

Years

BRUSSELS CARPETS.
G. WOODS,
21, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
FGS to announce his return from London, the Scotch
-LP and Provincial Markets, where he has selected a very
large Assortment of every Article of N edt required in
IFurnishing, and respectfully in urchase to an in-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Oaleo bp Ruttion

LADIES' LYING•IN CHARITY WARD
MR. Bypoltu has received directions to SELL by
AUCTION, on FRIDAY next. the4th inst., at Eleven
o'clock precisely,on the Premises, Ladies' Lying-in Cha-
t,q.! Ward, 20, Parr-street, the whole of the FURNI-
i tint; and FITTINGS, as arranged in the aforesaid
pharity; comprising Nine Iron Bedsteads, Straw Pail-
lasses,feather, Flock, and Straw Beds, Sixteen Pairs
Blankets, Counterpanes Painted in Chests
Drawers, Chairs, Commodes, SSilla Tables, Wash-
stands, Sm. Dressing Glasse • apical Mangle, Mahogany
17,rd and 'Snap Tables ope Matting, Register Stove,
VlOlen R,inge, with 'en, Boiler, Lead Piping, Cistern
s'e., iron Reservoir, Piping, and Brass Taps, to suppl:
the Wards, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen Requisites, ex
cellent Dresser, and other Effects
May be viewed on the Morning
,had on the Premises, or of Mr.
Cl
-ay biti-cpta t

of Sale. and Cat

YFOILD, at his Office,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Sittps, lifiarrtages anb 13tatb9.

.o. -
BIRTHS.

On the 18th ultimo, the lady of the Rev. C. BELLAIRS, of
Coventry, of twin daughters.
On the 19th ultimo, at Woodbine Cottage, Bittern, near
Southampton, Mrs. HENRY M. MORISON, of a son.
On the loth ultimo, at Crewkerne, the wife of THOMAS
MATHEWS, jun., Esq., of twins.
Same day, at Bishopton, Mrs. THOMAS DENNISTON, of
twin sons.

On the 21st ultimo, the lady of the Rev. R. W. EYTON, Rec-
tor of Ruytou, Shropshire, of a son.
Same day, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, the lady of N. T. MOULE,
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 22d ultimo, at St. Bees Lodge, near Whitehaven, the
lady of the Rev. DAVID ANDERSON, M.A., of a son.
Same day, in London, the Honourable Mrs. RICHARD
DENMAN, of a daughter.
On the 23d ultimo, at Cadogan-place, London, the lady of
BENSON BLUNDELL, Esq., of Lincoln's inn, barrister, of a
son.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.)

THE
BIRKENHEAD & HOLYHEAD JUNCTION
AND MOLD EXTENSION RAILWAY,
WITH ITS BRANCHES.

CAPITAL. £500,000, in 25,000 SHARES of.C2oe,7ch
DEPOSIT, £1 12s. 6d per SHARE.

PROVISIONTA3,4OIIMITTEE

Jas. D. Archibald, Esq.', F.U.S., F.S.A., &c., &c.
York-terrace, Regent's-park, London, Isle of Walne3
VTI

Ulversto
of F

Detetoref the ,Great North and South
e and Ydrkshire and Glasgow Union Railways.

James Thomas Bourne. Esq., Live
Wm. Byron, Esq., Oldham.

William ThOmas box, Esq., Spon'len, Derbyshire. A
Director of the Derby and Crewe, and Eastern and
Western Junction, and Tean and Dove Valley Rail-

AD

Walker Cox, Esq., Bransdale-lodge, Derbyshire.
•ector of the Team and Dove Valley, and Eastern

Richard
J. Can

ern Junc

Ipbell Dicker
s A. D❑

, Liurton-
R., New-

James 14
John Foi

Neston, Cheshire.
quare, Birkenhead.
LS., -17, Gloucester-place, Port-

bou
John I

liana.

Esq., Eia

Londo

France Railwa'

Ornaeston

be most

Sharp,

imports

Coal
the Mi

onveya
With

the 31anufacturin

and Ho
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Halifax, fllirty-(
Guinea

s charged £5 each

Apply,in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston,to S. S
Lxwis; in London, to J. B. Poona, 52, Old Broad•

street; in Glasgow, to (
to D. and C.
NOTE.—AII LETTEE
be sent by these Vessel
OFFICE, and none will 1

;. and .Bu %NS ; or, in Liverpool,
MACIVER. 14. Water-street.
is awl NEWSPAPERS intended to
s must pass through the PosT.
be received at the Agents' Offices.

Passengers will be charged fu
Luggage when it exceed

lit on their personal

-ton measurement

The BRITANNIA starts on FRIDAY next, the 4th
instant. At Half-past Four o'clock, Afternoon, of that
day, a Steamer will be at the Egremont Slip, south end
of the Prince's Dock, to take off the Passengers.
OW Passengers are particularly requested to send all
Luggage on board the day before ; and, to prevent dis-
appointment or difficulty, Passengers are respectfully
informed that no packages of Merchandise will be allowed
to go on board as luggage, or with their luggage. No
Passengers will be allowed to go on board by the Steamer
that takes the Mail.
N.B.—Parcels will be received at the Office of the
Agents up to Eight o'clock on the Evening of THURS-
DAY next, but not later.

41** Goods for which room has bun engaged, will be re-
ceived, at the Coburg Dock, This Day, the Ist, and To-
morrow, the 2d July.

STEAM TO NEW YORK.
The Great Western Steam-ship Company's
Ships
'-'/'' ,I
‘, THE GREAT WESTERN,
-,..---,.. ffirs. Of 1,700 tons, 450: horse-power,
Mr. B. R. MATlig*s, Commander,

8 GR T BRITAIN,
3,500 s, 1,000 horse-power,
Lieut. J. HOSKEN, R.N., Commander,
Are intended to sail a °Rows :
GREAT WESTERN.

From LIVERPOOL for I From NEW YORK for
NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, sth July. Thursday, 12th June.
Saturday, 23d August. Thursday, 31st July.
Saturday, 11th October. Thursday, 6th November.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

HULL CORN MARKET, JuNE 24

The supply of Wheat fair, and last week's prices with diffi ulty
suppo, ted. Barley without demand; in Oats nothing doing;
Beans the turn dearer. Linseed and Rapeseed only dull, but
stocks r f the latter insignificant ; Lin.,eed Cakes met ready ease.
The season for Rape Cake is over; bones arrive plentifully, and
are pressing on the market ; Guano is firm, and meets specula-
tive inquiry.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

mainuurgh and
Ditto quarter,
Edinburgh, Leith and Granton

Ditto, preference-shares
Glasgow and Dumfries
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock
Ditto half shares

Glasgow and Ayr
Ditto quarter shares
'3rand Junction
Ditto half shares ...

Quarter
One-eighth
Great North of England
great Western
Ditto Half Shares
Ditto Fifth Shares
Hull and Selby

124 I Ditto quarter
20 Lancaster and Carlisle
47i Lancaster and Preston
19 Ditto thz ee.quarter shares
00 Liverpool and Manchester
50 Ditto half shares
2

mdon and Binningham

.
Ditto £32 shares....
Ditto quarter shares

.e4O share

London and ork
Leeds and Bradford

:er and Birmingham

Ditto quarter.. ..
Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale

n, & Bury

Ditto quarter shales
Midland Counties
1-sth Shares

Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and Darlington June

North Union (A

'Preston and Wyre
Runcorn Gap
Ditto preference
[Sheffield and Lincoln
[Sheffield and Manchester
Quarter

2iScottish Central
5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction
50 South Eastern and Dover
8 New shares
2 Trent Valley
32 Ulster
20 Yarmouth and Norwich
50 York and North Midland
25 Ditto half Shares
10 Ditto, (Scarborough)
20 York and Selby .4'50 shares
10 Ditto £25 shares

FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS
4 Boulogne and Amiens
4 Central of France
2 Lyons and Avignon
2 Of.eans and Bourdeaux
2 Paris and Lyons
20 Paris and Orleans
20 ?aris and Rouen
2 Paris and Strausburgh
14 Rouen and Havre
14 Strasburgh and Basle
4 Sambre and Meuse
2 Fours and Nantes ..

BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS,
128 I.iverpool Bank
10 Ditto Banking Company
10 Ditto Borough Bank
10 Ditto Commercial
500 Ditto Royal
10 Ditto Unicn
10 4anchester 8.: Liverpool Dsctrict
10 forth and South Walca.
IndertonCarrying Company
footle Water Works
Coa: Gas Company
Ditto newshares.

Arrington Rocks

Nater Works

and Life

Royal Assurance Company...
km,tora !ice Company
e Cr mpauy.

10 I 1
eo I,

Ditto. quarter

20 Lock Ferry
10 "tam Tug

n u, any
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JUNE 26

At this day's market there was a fair supp'y of Wheat from
the farmers, and no progress c uld he made unless at a reduc-
tion of Is. per quarter. In Barley nothing doing worth notice.
Oats sold in limited parcels, at the currency of this day se'night.
Beans dull, and rather cheaper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08

ME LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Markets.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 1.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter,
Wheat
Oats

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 4

There is a moderate supply of all Grain up for this day's mar-
ket. Wheat is 3s. per quarter dearer than last Friday, with a
limited sale, but factors are very firm in demanding the ad-
vance. There is no alteration in the price of either Oats or
Beans, and a very limited trade in each. Barley nominal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 2

During the p' esent week, owing to the advance in Mark-lane
and unsettled state of the weather, sellers of Wheat demanded
an advance of Is. per quarter, which millers pay very reluctantly,
the Flour trade not being sufficiently remunerative. Malting
Barley nominally unaltered; Grinding maintains its value.
Oats held for former prices, buyers expecting some reduction.
Beans dub, at last week's prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08

The mob now became more

ide9usly, and as the
aders were shot, Th

perture in th

the acting constable, left

of a stone in tl
lips, and knock€

s carbine was wreste,

iwson with it on the
Od dearly for his bar-

at the same moment

Dawson again got
I from his comrades by the crowd
and which had hindered them
, stag red along the road in the

)f Mr. Kellei's 13-ol

He was overtaken and

to the ditch."

'rom this I

„limn the poor fellow scrambled up
ed himself at several doors, praying for
.I,Tits, but was refused (!) by
'Along with his wife,

pe from his as
one, who wa
rds severely beaten by the miscreants as a

;ward for bis humanity. The rest of the body ul-
mately made their way to the police barrack. As
e. result of this dreadful affair, ten of the
!asantry are already dead, and upwards of twenty

led. rn

f whom- are not expected

ar cases of outrage in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08

CHURCH PASTORAL.AID SOCIETY

A
SERMON will be Preached, in aid of the above
Society, TO•ItIORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, the
9th instant, by the Rev. HUGH-I%I'I\IEILE, M.A., at
St. Clement's Chu Windsor.
Divine Service to Commence at Seven o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-08

MARRIED

On the 21st ultimo, at Birkenhead Church, PAUL LAFFITTE,
eldest son of PAUL CHAPPE, Esq., merchant, of Manchester,
to GENGINA ALICE, youngest daughter of the late GEORGE
ASHTON, Esq , of H.M. 85th Regiment.
On the Ist instant, at the Catholic Chapel of St. Oswald, Old
Swan, by the Rev. John Maddocks, Mr. HENRY PLANT, son
of Mr. G. H. Plant, to MARTHA, youngest daughter of the
late Mr. ROBERT RAWLINSON, timber merchant.
Same day, at Woodchurc:i, the Rev. W. COCKCROFT. Curate
of Oxton. to Miss M'MURDO, daughter of the late John M'
Murdo, Esq., Manchester.

Same day, at Walton, Mr. JOSEPH FOSTER, of the Excise,
to Mrs ELIZABETH ALLSOP, Kirkdale.
Same day, at St. Anne's Church, West Derby, by the Rev.
Thomas Gardner. CHARLES REED, Esq., architect, of Birken-
head, to Miss ANNE JANE WILLACY, of Kensington.

Same cay, in London, the Duke DELL' ALBANETO F.
PROTO PALLAVICINO to CAROLINE, daughter of the late
Hon. GERARD VANNECH, and cousin of the present Lord
Huntingfield.

same-day, the Hon. LLEWELLYN C. R. IRBY, son of Lord
Boston, to Miss EMILY BULLOCK.
On the 2nd instant, at the Church of St. Barnabas, Mr.
HORATIO NELSON, Captain of the Jane Stanley, to Miss
SARAH BLACKSTONE, formerly both of Workington.

Same day, at St. Bride's Church, JAMES B. MITCHELL,
Esq.. M.D., Glasgow, to MARY, oaly daughter of ARCHIBALD
ROBERTSON, Esq., Great George-square.
On the 3rd instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES
SWEETMAN, youngest sou of Mr. Wm. Sweetman, Runcorn,
to Mrs. AMELIA MORRIS, of this town.