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

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

THE AMERICAN TARIFF,

At the present moment of uncertainty with regard to
what will be done in the American Tariff Question, all
information of a sound character regarding the financial
position of the country is interesting. We, therefore,
give the following important tabular statement of the
sources of wealth in the several states, as taken in the
last American census. It is a statistical record of the
greatest importance:—

Total from
States. Agriculture. Manufactres. Mining. all Sources.
Maine.... 15,856,270 5.615,303 327,376 26,462,705
N.Hamps. 13,327,752 6,545,811 83,373 19,556,141
Vermont .117,879,155 5,685,425 389,488 25,143,191
Rhode Isld 2399,309 8,640,6261 162,410 13,001,223
Massachusl 16,065,6271 43.518,0571 2,020,5721 75,470,297

N.E•States 74,749,889 82,784,585 3,808,6381 187,657,297
- -
New York 108,275281 47,454,514. 7,408,070 193,806,433
N. Jersey. 16,209,853 10,696,257;1,073,921 29,672,426
Pensylvan. 68,180,921 33,354,279;17,666,146 131,033,655
Delaware.. 3,093,440 1,538,8791 54,555 5,252,525
Maryland. 17,586,720 6,212,6771 1,058,211 28,821,661
DistmfCol• 176,912 904,526; 1,971,593
Nlid•States 213,628,160 100,161,132 27,258,902; 390,558,303

Virginia.. 150,085,281 8,349,208 3,321,629 76,769,053
N•Carolina 26,975,831 2,053,697 372,486 32,422,191
S.Carolinal 21,553,691 2,243,915 187,608 27,173,536
Georgia... 31,468,271 1,953,950 191,631 35,980.363
Florida...., 1,834,237 434,5441 2,700 2,976.687

i 15,040,3241 4,076,0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

POSSIBLE

The Stock comprises an extensive Assortment of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN LACES,
BLONDS,
BRITISH AND FOREIGN LACE VEILS, FALLS,
• CAPES. SHAWLS, &c.,
FRENCH CAMBRICS AND CAMBRIC
HANDKERCHIEFS,
PLAIN. SPRIGGED, AND FANCY MUSLINS,
A GENERAL STOCK OF HOSIERY,
in Silk, Cotton, Merino, Scotch Lambs' Wool, &c.,
Drawers and Singlets, Gloves, Stocks, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Braces, &c.
J. P. would respectfully call the attention of purchasers
to his superior Stock of
BABY'S ROBES, FROCKS, FROCK BODIES,
CAMBRIC CAPS, CROWNS. MUSLIN COLLARS.
CAPES, SHAWLS, &c.
A large lot of Muslin Flounces, Edgings, and Insertions
in Book Jacconet and Cambric, a decided bargain.
Second Doer from Williamson-street.

SPLENDID AND DECIDEDLY CHEAP
STOCK OF, WINTER GOODS,
HEAUTIIML SHAWLS, RICH SATINS,
VELVETS, COBOL EG CLOTHS,
'sFRENCH MERINOS. CASHMERES, be., 6-c.,

AT THE
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT

T 0 N,

E. S. T II
SILK MERCER
LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPER,

MERCHANT TAILOR & GENERAL OUTFITTER
62 and 64, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE IN

GENTLEMEN'S OVER COATS AND WINTER
ENVELOPES.
BOYS' rough OVER COATS, 10s. 6d.
Rich Velvet and Shawl Cloth VESTINGS,

WATERPROOF

BEAVERS, TWEEDS, AND PILOT CLOTHS
READY-MADE LINEN
For Ladies and Gentlemen.

Scotch Wool HOSIERY, in Singlets and Drawers.
Depot for MACINTOSH and CO.'a
WATERPROOF AND AIRPROOF FABRICS

GYMNASTICS AND CALISTHENICS.
/ONS. HUGUENIN begs respectfully to apprise his
1.11. Pupils and the Public, that his GYMNASIUM is
REMOVED to the COMMERCIAL-HALL, Glouces-
tsr-street, where it will continue Open from Ten in the
Morning till Nine at Night, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, and the other days from Ten to Six
o'clock. Ladies' Classes on MONDAY, at Ten o'clock ;
also THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at Eleven o'clock, for
Gentlemen, as usual.

'^val, and late
Music,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

halfpenny, and got in exchange a couple of
is not more content with his bargain than is tl
Burman youth who has paid two thousand per cent
the value of his shrivelled cigar, half leaf, a third wood
and the rest tobacco ; in both cases the badness of the
articles is their chief recommendation. But, besides the
shocking bad cigar, the Burman has something else to
give a relish to his purchase : he reflects upon the useful
purpose to which his future wife's thriftiness shall be ap-
plied after their marriage, when all his pleasures shall
spring from her toil; and if he doubts her constancy (a
thing, by the way, that he has some cause to do), the as-
surance of her unalterable attachment is all he wants to
render him the happiest of mortals : he puts that into his
pipe also, and inhales the grateful thought with a satis-
faction that leaves him nothing to wish for. In this man-
ner are half the matches in Burmah made; the mothers
look with pride upon the dawning industry of their
daughters, whensoever they observe them employed in
making cigars, as it indicates a desire to come out, and
the only difference in the mode of presenting the beauties
of this country and those of Europe consists in the place
where the ceremony is performed ; there they are all ex-
hibited in the streets, instead of in the ball-room ; and
when this form has been observed, the match-making be-
iins, which, alas for the inconstancy of Burman women,
frequently ends in nothing but smoke !—Asiatic Journal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

wis made upon sufficient

mount which this data; and we can
sure has produced, without materially

far from

our previou
mind that

ifice, I mon

s we have

income, I ea

...,pugning the correctness of
tatement. It is to be borne in ho‘
the whole of the last two have
a decided prevalence of Cie"'

south-easterly winds,

iiich ha%

fleets of our Inward-bound mercbant-

'eather.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

Inferior

Good ordinary Congou, Strong
STRONG Black Leaf Ditto, (So
chong flavour,) .
Fine Pekoe•flnvoured Congou...
Middling Souchong .
FINE Souchong

Scented Orange Pekoe 5 6. this is the
kind that is called under another name, " HowquA'a
MIICTVAE," and sold at much higher prices, in packets,

_ .
by agents.
Orders from the Country, amounting to forty shillings

and upwards, will be delivered carriage free, if accompa-
nied with a remittance or respectable reference. It must
be obvious that our system of selling at small profits will
neither admit of RISK on CREDIT, therefore, when refer-
enceyare given, it is requested no unnecessary delay will
take place in• remitting the money.
Having plainly laid the Prices before you, we respect-
fully solicit patronage : the result, we have no doubt will
promote mutual confidence.

We are,

• Your obedient Servantg,
HOLLIS, WALFORD, and Co.,
The Tea Establishments,
2, Bold.street, corner of Hanover-street, Br} Liverpool.
8, Dale-street, near the Exchange.
P.S.--Samples sent by post, for approval, previous to
parties purchasing.

SYKES'S ORIENTAL CAMPHOR TOOTH
PASTE.

TIIE premature decay of the Teeth arises from various
causes. but chiefly from early neglect, ill health, and
the lls3 of Tooth Powders containing Mineral and other
Acids, which give a temporary whiteness to the Teeth,
while they quickly corrode the enamel. This Paste im-
parts to. Teeth, however foul and discoloured, a pearly
whiteness, a healthy redness and firmness to the Gums,

eradicates Scurvy, and, from its aromatic quality, sweet-
ens the breath, and will be found hiehly refreshing to flip

mouth after itE
From W. J

J. Brande, Esq., Chemist to the Mint.
London, October 9th, 1844,
SIR,—I have examined the Tooth Paste of which you
have sent me a sample, rnd find no ingredient in it likely,
either mechanically or chemically, to injure the teeth.—
Yours, faithfully, W. J. BRANDE.
To Mr. E. B. Sykes, Liverpool.

Laboratory, Liverpool Apothecaries' -hall, Oct. 7,1844.
I have examined Mr. Sykes's Oriental Camphor of
Tooth Paste, and find it to be a useful and agreeable
Dentfrice, free from Acid. Metallic, or other ingredients
injurious to the Teeth, or otherwise prejudicial.
DAVID WALDIE, Chemist.
Prepared only by F. B. SYKES 14, Upper Parliament-
street, (opposite St. James's-road, Liverpool,) in Pots,
with directions for use at Is. and 2s. each, and may be had
of Messrs. Carter, Clay, Hogarth, Wagstaff, Jardine,
Britton, and all respectable Chemists and Perfumers ;
wholesale of T. Eyre and Co., and J. J. Jackson and Co.,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

eburatio it

HODS

ADEWI'

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EZiantrb.

THE REVENUE

An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great
Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the sth of
January, 1844 and 1845, showing the Increase or De-
crease thereof.

YEARS ENDED JANUARY 5

11,794,807112,160,111 365
6,476,155' 6,611,390 185
14,190,486 4,216,488 ! 26

5,249,260 I 5,191,596

592,0001 675,000
117,000 155,000
1,634,741 693,630

0,081,8

Custon
Excise

Stamps

'2.002.491

96,623

83,807

493,916

of the degree in

as increa,

found on th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

k-street, 6th Janu

By on]

BOURDEA

MOST infi

1 comprising not

JAME

LISTER,

TOULOU
RAILWit)

CETTE

lanager

tic with t

3rtant COMPANY,

and Merchants of the

portant Railway

Cities of Bonniee

Mediterrani-an, and
—ix and Marseilles.
.cucn and English Directors will
eily published, and Prospectuses issued.
WILKINSON and COBBOLD,
7, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.

The Name

very sh

TO THE

GUARDIAN GAS COMPANY

licitorg,

EDITOR OF TILE LIVEI

OL S.TANDARD,

SIR'—Having this moment seen in the Journo/ of to-
day an article on the subject of the GQARDIAN GAS
COMPANY'S BILL, from more than one passage of which
it might be inferred that the Company were open to a
proposal from the other Companies as to the redaction of
the price of Gas, and thereupon were ready to withdraw
their Bill, I beg to state, (though I have no time to call
the Committee together,) that the very reverse is the fact,
for, amongst other reasons, those stated in our Prospectus,
appearing in another part of your paper.
Will you, under the circumstances, give this a place is
your paper, in connexion with our Prospectus, and oblige,
Sir, your obedient Servant,

S. M. MACDONALD, Secretary
Guardian Gas Company's Office, 57, Church-street,
Liverpool, 281/4 December, 1844.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

-Bones.t Bunch Muscat&
-Boxes

5 Boxes
2 1-Box

Layer Muscatel RAISINS,

owes Muscatel RAISINS,

s Aims, I

On &ale.

RAISINS,

ordan ALMONDS.
Merchant, or to
JAMES ADAM, Broker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

payments of]
I 332,060

Advances

I Total Income 112,211,777 11
Deduct Decrease

Increase on the Quarter,

(From Yesterday's Times )

The increase on the customs for the year is £1,300,000,
exceeding by about £200,000 the estimate formed by Sir
Robert Peel, when bringing forward his budget of 1842,
of the loss likely to be sustained by the revenue from

those reductions of duty then proposed on timbe

r, cctlee

stage-coaches, and various miscellaneous articles
affords no particular indication, the return being a ger
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

street, to

Bryan had a

twenty-nine sovereigns a

Nhen they awokein-it:

oney were gone and the
floor. In the course of
y was arrested, and at her
f clothing were discovered.

e, the other prisoner

ltes, &C., were to.,iud

p were both committed for tuat

FUNERAL OF MR, FAwcErr.—On Saturday, the re-
mains of the late Mr. Fawcett were removed in a hand
some hearse from his house
Necropolis, for interment

mourning coaches, conyevi
gentleman, a
thousand of 0
foundry, six

THE TIMBER TRAD
loner and Flem

at, on t

receipt

ood qty

in Lydia Anne-street, to the

his extensive iron

ptiens

Ills WIFE.—Or

by tb...

an name

nd outra-

t of Vic

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

the beautiful patrimony which her own lathe
to gain and to adorn, and had delighted i'-
that the sacrifice of feeling +^ `•-

r child

s that of Higgins

and despiser of
tiful. N

,r had toiled
when we see i

Ind his to become the possessor of so princely a
In fine:contrast with the character of De Were

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

r Irene,

The navy of the United States consi:.ts of 6 al

14 frigates, 21
elnr~ china. and 8

oops of war, 16 brigs

atners, afloat

that there are building, 4 ships of the line, 3 frigates,

and 2 iron steamers

Hui fire, originati

the railway bridge, which
Pennsylvania,

:estroycd

took plase at Harrisburg

on the 4

era! homes were burnt down, and
ere killed or wounded, either by fire

or by drowning on the giving way of the bridge.

f the PBSI

s Nile

9, of

orse power

as lost a fe

days ago nea

F. on her wayfroro

osetta to Alexand

engine-s of U
boilers, of co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

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DANIEL

Who is we

A 1 for tw

lened ; and one of the

port, and

for goods and passen

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For CALCI

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DUKE

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has just completed

accommodadc

east inbits.

test part of qefr cargo enga
d. will be irknxtchee

'or HONG KONG, NINGPO or

SHANGHAI

The splendid Clyde-bu
LADY BUTE,

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the 1514 1,
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nd J. TYRER

will meet with quick despatch

wander,
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424 tons; newly eoppered;
,nd voyage ; is a remarkably

most desira
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

some of the English labourers were assemble
two of them entered the house, and a violent

commenced,

smashed, and the, wl:

and windows of the house were
f the parties in the house beaten
and kicked in a most dreadful
tunny dragged from the
lid not terminate until

write

wits sticks, poker

manner; an

rue of them were even

,rnians appeared to be

I that the

'esses. The damage

xceeded £3. The magistrates

and law students, 14,657 ; and there were 1,47 t
physicians, F n,658 surgeons, apothecaries, and medical
students, coppers, dentists. &c. Nlidwil,s were placed
under the head " medical profession," of whom 676 ar
returned for England, and 641 for Scotland.
commenced her comprises 65,830

The class

Enid scl

ded " Other educated persons,
54,757 schoolmasters
I assistants, teachers, and governesses

:1001mi-stresses,

4,958 teachers or

professors, 4,556. surveyors, 4,974 accountants, 4,337 ar-

tists, 3,992 musicians and organists, 520 newspaper editors,
reporters, and proprietors ; 1,901 hankers, 1,673 archi-
tects, 167 authors, 1,563 actors, 959 civil engineers, 860
land agents, and 306 sculptors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

The Archceological Album : or, Museum of
Antiquities. Edited by Thomas Wright, Esq.,
F.S.A. London : Chapman and Hall.
The present is the first number of a work intended to
record the progress of the recently-instituted researches
into our art
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

Oalto Ration>

TO COACH AND CAR PROPRIETORS.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF COACHES, CARS,
CABS, GIG, HEARSES, MOURNING
COACHES, CAPITAL HACK HOB SE S,
HARNESS, 4-c.

.By Mr. BYFORD,
On MONDAY next, the 13th instant, at Eleven o'cloi
precisely, upon the Premises,_Houghton-street,—,

Order of the Administrator of the

late Mr. David

Morris, deceased,
THE whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE of a HACK-
NEY COACH PROPRIETOR, which includes
Twelve capital Hack Horses, (principally Blacks,) in good
condition, Pair-horse and Single Coaches, Cars, Cabs,
Chariot, Gig, Two Hearses and Mourning Coaches, re-
plete with Ostrich Plumes, Head Feathers, Black Horse-
cloths, Velvet Palls, capital Single and Double Harness,
Coach Sets, Hay Cutting Machine, Stable Utensils, and
other Effects.

May be viewed on SATURDAY next, the 11th instant,
preceding the Sale, and descriptive Catalogues had on the
Premises, or of Mr. BYFORD, Auctioneer, Clayton-square.

STOCK OF A LINEN DRAPER AND HOSIER.
ItIR. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, at his
IVA Rooms, 50, Church-street, THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)
the 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely,__

A well-selected STOCK of LINEN 'DRAPERY,
HOSIERY, FLANNELS, RIBBONS, FURS, &c., re-
moved for the convenience of sale. The Assortment in-
cludes Plain and Fancy Silks, Kid and Woollen Gloves,
White Calico, Linen Sheets, Imitation Silk Shawls, Long
Cloth, Black and Coloured Cashmere Shawls, Mousse-
line-de-Laine and Fancy Coloured Muslin Dresses, Gauze
and Silk Handkerchiefs, Orleans Cloths,various Colours,
Flannels, Gingham, White and Black Hose, Fent Dresses,
Striped Shirting, Embroidered Satin Shawls, Worked and
Plain Ladies' Collars, Lace Veils, Net, Cambric, and
Silk Handkerchiefs, Satin Ribbons, of fashionable Pat-
terns and Colours, &c.

The whole may be viewed and Catalogues had

SPLENDID FURNITURE

MR. HODGSON has received instructions to submit
to • PUBLIC COMPETITION, on THURSDAY
next, the 9th, and FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at Eleven
o'clock, at his Rooms, 50, Church-street, part of the ex-
tensive STOCK of a CABINET MAKER, consisting of
about
Thirty Loo Tables

Begatelle Table,
st Six Wardrobes,
Twenty Sofas and Couches,
Four Sets of Half-tester Do. Twelve Sets of Chairs,

ets of Four-po
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

. ..
of Bokhara had permitted him to leave, and he was, whe

one left the Persian Gulf, safe in Persia. We
lad that he has escaped the clutches of the
barbarian ruler of Bokhara; but there are some well-
informed people who do not think that Dr. Wolff was

the El

are heath

at any time
a from the

steps without

have retraced his
Khan.— Calcutta Englishman
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

THE 'LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

CLARENDON HOTEL

•,aits 1v Satirtton,

NEWINGTON

MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS have
received instructions to SELL by AUCTION,
Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the Pith instant, and two following
days, precisely at eleven o'clock each day, on the Premi-
ses, the Clarendon Hotel, Newington,
The excellent HOUSEHOLD .FIYRNITURE, costly
Plate and modern Plated Articles, extensive Breakfast,
Tea and Coffee Services of China, handsome Table ditto
of Ironstone China, Dessert Ditto, a large Assortment of
Cut-glass, Damask Table and Bed Linen, Plates of Glass,
in fasbicuable Frames, and other Effects, the Property of
Mr. Feaviour.

The PARLOUR and SITTING -ROOMS FURNITURE EMl-
gists of Ranges of Merino Damask Window Curtains,
Sets of well made Mahogany Chairs, Couches, Sofas, in
Hair-cloth, capital Sets of Dining-tables, Elliptic Loo-
tables, Pembroke-ditto, Cellaret and Pedestal S deboards,
Chiffoniers, large Plates of Class, handsomely Framed,
Brussels Carpets, Fenders and Fire-irons.

The COFFEE Room contains six Mahogany Tables, to
form a Set of Dining Tables sixteen feet long, twelve
antique shaped Chairs, two Lounging Chairs, in Morocco,
Plate of Glass, 50 by 44, Bronze suspending Lamp, for
Gas, range of Merino Damask Curtains, Brussels Car-
pets, &c. . . . . .

The CHAMBERS are furnished with modern and excel-
lent Four-post Bedsteads, fitted up in the present style,
with Merino, Damask, and Aloreen Hangings, several
Iron Tent Bedsteads, neatly hung with Printed Calico,
French and Sofa Bedsteads, excellent Feather Beds, Hair
Matresses, and Bedding, handsome Painted Dressing
Tables and Washstands, Sets of Chamber Ware, Chests
of Drawers, Linen Presses and Winged Wardrobes,
Mahogany Chests of Drawers, and large Toilet-glasses,
Carpets, Druggets, &c.
The modern PLATE, consists of Sets of twenty-four
Table and Dessert Forks and Spoons, Tea Ditto, Fish
Knife, &c., and the Plated Articles comprise an elegant
Soup Tureen, Sets of four Hash Dishes, Sets of Castors,
Candlesticks, Coffee and Tea Pots, and smaller articles.
Eight day Timepieces,Mangle, useful Kitchen Articles,
large Hastener, an excellent KITCHEN RANGE, Cop-
per Cooking Apparatus, Gas Fittings, &c.
May be viewed prior to the sale, when Catalogues may
be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. Tilos. WIN•
nd SoNs' Office, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

co weekl

,gton. the Rev

SARAH ELIZABETE
:r of Lord Henry Goi

BURWELL, Esq , of

, Gatehouse, N.EI,

Mr. WILLIAM DOVE, many yea

se, Queen-square, aged 22, JANE,
Mr. JOHN JONES, druggist
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

en the experien

s of prod!.

hich always o

anufacture

themselves, will oper

,mported produce

ng to tt

,e causes of

and incl.'

certamt

prosperity

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for the abc

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certainty that a larg
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

.n. W. HOLME,
JOHN JANSO

_ ..ne Parish Chum—
Hon. Sir C. W. OCHTERLONG, Bart.,
to SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr. D. P. TRIBE, of this ~.._
C. Chaloner and Co.. Liverpool, merchants—J. Gibbons and
On the Ist instant, at St.. Barnaba.s's Church, Captain ADAM
J. Roan, Liverpool, cattle salesmen—J. Churchill and T. CUMMINGS, of the ship Henry Bliss, of this port, to JANE
Spencer, Iccleston, Lancashire, alkali manufacturers—Graze- daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM COOKE, of Weston, C)-
brook, Son, and Senior, Liverpool, iron merchants—T. Forsyth shire.
and M. L, Pritchard, Liverpool, sharebrokers—H. Woodhouse Same day, at and C. Ewart, Manchester, sharebrokers—Lees and Lister, Robert Davies, M.
Manchester, ironmongers ;as far as regards J. Lees—T. Taylor Beaumaris, in Vie
and Co.. Liverpool, printers—Percival, Parton, and Co., Liver-
pool, general brokers—A. Zirei, M. Ganter, M. Waldvogel, and
ANNE, only claugl-
J. Tritsch'er, Oldham, Lancashire, coachmakers ;as far as re- Deane-street, Kensington, and for,.
gards J. Tritschler—G. Jones and -W. Williams, Liverpool, Same day, at St Catherine's Church, .
ioiners—Blackburne and Bell, Liverpool, tailors—C. Smith and Mrs. DU TERREAUX.
in white muslin—Lloyd, Stewart, and Same day, Mr. JOHN SHAW, collector, Ate.' ---:
nd Brodribb, Lloyd, and Stewart, Liver-
ISABELLA CATHERINE, second daughter of f
J. Stewart—
R. ROBINSON, Toxteth-park.
—Jones and Corlet,
On the 2nd instant, at S.
AUGUSTUS FITZCLARENCE, y
jetty Williamt IV., to the Ho.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND 3. RINE GORDON, eldest daughtt
. rirez. Chester, tailor, grand-daughter of the Marquis of Hu
.. Hall, Treciingion, Worcestershire, and R. Rainbow, Strat- Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Birni
Td-upon-Avon, corn merchants. QUAYLE, commande of the Liverpor
J. Hedderley, Nottingham, druggist. packet, to ANNE, only daughter of
J. Grundy, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, woollen manufacturer. Birmingham.
J. Harman, Whitefriars, London, and Edinburgh, common- On the sth inst., at St. Nicholas'brewers.
HENRY HAY WOOD, Esq., e'
—• • ______............4.,ithin_ London, eating- daughter of J. STEWART, F

FROII TUE LONDON GAZF.TYR OF FRIDAY
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Same day. at

if Ochte

Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the
, THOMAS RICHARD DEW.

county of An,
r of the late JOSEPH JONES, EN

'lesea. t

Co., Manchester, trader
Brodribb, London, an
pool and Dublin, tea-urokers , _
Heath and Coupland, Liverpool, ch
Liverpool, tailors.
J

as far as regards
mist

Mary's, Ken

EDWARD

if Manchester,

house-keeper

DIED

03, ELIZABETF
Last. She was a n

firing that pc
ess for the w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

most cases for on arivance cow
Yari

A the raw mate

cases, at improved rates. There was a good demand for comb-
ing wools ; and though the stoeks are augmented, prices are
likewise increased. For nearly all other sorts there is a better
demand, and prices are consequently firmer.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.— to-day has been
but thinly attended, and the little business transacted has been
at former prices. Between Christmas day and the first market.
which is always the first Monday after the Twelfth Day (the 6th

Tile markel

instant), there is but little business transacted. The demand
for wool is better and prices stiffer.

chants here on Saturday
market of the year, th
lastinga, and other heavy gc

and prices firm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

Burnley

Ditto .... P. Kelsall.
Liverpool.. J. Bishop, 84, Park-street.
Ditto .. S. Bryant, 42, Myrtle.street South.
Ditto .. E. Griffiths, Richmond-street, Williamson-
_ square.

Ditto .. B. Holmes, 12, 72, and 74, St. James-street,
1, Blundell-street, 1, Norfolk-street.
Ditto .. G. A. Mills, 85, London-road.
Ditto .. J. Smith, 35, Brownlow-bill.
Precut .... Thomas Holroyd.
Rochdale.. F. L. Johnson.
St. Helens. Henry Johnson.
And, also, upon application to the above Wholesale
Dealers ; to whom Retail Dealers, who wish to be supplied
and advertised, are respectfully referred, by J. T. Barra,
Juw. and Co., 7, Smithfield Bars, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS

NAME,

Arbroath and Forfar
Birmingham and De

Birmingham and GlouCeste
Brandling Junction.
Bristol and
Chester and Birk enhc
Dublin end Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath

Durham and Sunderland

Edinburgh and Glasgow

Eastern Counties

Glasgow and A.

Grand Junction

Great N

of England

Liverpool and Manchester

Birmingham

,ondon and BL

London and Brighton
London and Croydon

London and Green";

Southwesterr.

Manchester, Bolton, and Bur

Manchester and Birmingham

Manche

r and Le

Hull and Selby

Midland Counties

Darlington

le and Carnal

weastle and North Shield

North Midland

North I

Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen.

Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Manchester
South Eastern ...-
Taff Vale
Ulster

Yarmouth and Norwich
York and North Midland

From the Railway MaDa

3743 I

11084 -I
9548

:1773 I
21274
.......

11065 1

8483& I

sine of Saturday

2498 I

Is7o I

1/Ig 1

9160 I
gss

4011 i

4048 i

1 405
649

* Zee Midland Counties.

i onl or. wk.
.5
Y tat y
ear :I

199 1-
CIO 1

,145 7$
I 4}

2460 I $

5679 I

4 I. 4

3806 I. $

I 1983 I 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

as
_forme

ROSCIUS, JoRN Corm
SIDDONS,
SHERID

ARD IS. 1.;

GARRJ(

AUG. DS P

city of New Yorl

ach improvements as to

ii, B. J. H. TaASK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

ieograph

~- --= 1 u ,•-
--- --

ade known

tkinson

ul of another atia

D. W. Srowa

and, per-
',icy, which

gafry as this.

.nust fall off; this, with the curtailed issues, would soon
_„„hape 0, ,t, have a powerful effect on the money operations of the
-
w.....f enabled to and spirits. Add to the quantity thus obtained that country, iti2dwould perhaps be the more disastrous from
I" Pleas.' t° send which they drink at their different houses of call in the the fear, timidity, and distrust it would occasion '-
town, and the aggregate becomes enormous. In this way public mind. At present a general confidence exists, an,
they will often swallow two and three gallons, daily, of so long as it continues, money may be expected to circu-
ale, as variable in its age and strength, as in its amount late freely. We may, in conclusion, add, that our circu-
the day. t'
suffering of adulteration. But still treater quantities of beverage lating medium was never, perhaps, in a more sound state
ae hip- are frequently consumed by harvest labourers. •In Here- than at present ; we have reached a metallic currency. Ila I •
, ...oat after thiee-ajNillicuartieonns. '
fordshire and Devonshire,
haps, bit is met considered an excess nearly as possible, without its actual existence, BP
,th ; and, although two years have for a imam, when mowing, or making to drink from
the disorder.—l am, air, grawdbur twelve to sixteen quarty of rou.o pi hay,
dp in the day .—.,Ve- etter than by a perfect metallic eurr-
could
XD!7441) NOTER. . aka Timm r.-

money on his
watch, and At

g the watch

prisoner Ann Kell

house a variety of new articles o
While the search was being r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

withorwithont 1 1:7:1'i

The Company's new and splendid Vessels, QVEEN 160, demandeur
VICTORIA, PRINCE, PRINCESS, and IRON
DUKE, of 600 tons burthen and 260 horses power, (with
Cabin Passengers only,) sail EVEILY EVENING, at Seven r
o'Clock, from George's Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, to Denis, n. 277
KINGSTOWN HARBOUR, carrying her Majesty's
Mail. rue Sal

rue de la Grande-Truanderie, n. 6.
2 T.e sieur Gnenot, Parfumeur, demet

They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the 4Lt
Clarence Dock to DUBLIN QUAY : Abt-
Tuts DAY, Jan. 7, at 9 o'clock P.M.
WEDNESDAY, 8

te, Parfumeur, demeurant a Paris, rue Bourg

ar Witter:

lent it va etre parte ci ai

~ P.M

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

9, 10
10, 10
11, 12

6 Et le sieur Pochet Deroche, fa

SATUkDAY

demeurant a Paris, rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau
D'AUTRE PART.
Contradictoirement a l'egard des-sieurs G uelaud et M
Amavet, Wittersteim et Pochet Deroche, et par defaut a l'ega
sieurs Guenot et Lagoutte, qui ont forme oppositi
deboutes par autre jugement rendu par leer

MONDAY,

LFA ST

BARINC

ORK LINT

OF PACKETS. I

Sailing on the 21.1 of every month

960 tons.. 21st Jan. MONDAY, ~ 13, 12 „ NOON.
TON.. 1100 tons.. 21st Feb. Further information given at the Company's Office,
1000 tons.. 21st March. 24, Water-street,
850 tons.. 21st April. JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITZ, Amt.

SKIDDY,

a la contrainte par corps ?
4 L'execution prOvisoire requise ci

Les sieurs Messier et ♦mavet, Parfumeurs, demeurant a Paris,
-Martin, n. 103.

,eloppes pour Pal:Miro
is, rue Montmorency,

ier fabricant de bouteilles,
16.

A en ont ete
,unal to dourt

iuuea.
3 BROTHERS and CO. SATURDAY, Jan. 11, at 11 o'clock P.M.
Returning from BELFAST to LIVERPOOL raeolderniariers, epnrermegiiesr.teree;hceamsbdre
... Jill be collected at the rate of every trente Novembre dernier, enregisti
TUESDAY. A de extrait ce qui suit.
cents to the pound sterling. For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON POINT DE Eaton
The ERIN-GO-BRAGH, I La demande non plus que les qualites a eux donnees par l'ex..
W. H. WARREN, R.N., Commander, ploit susrelate n'etant comestees par Guenot et Lagoutte qui ne
From the Clarence Deck: comparaissent pas, la condemnation contre eux requis . ..
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 8, at 10 o'clock A.M

sine, du

2 Les fins de non-relevoir proposees par Guelaud, Messier et
Amevet, Wittersteim et Pochet Deroche sont-elles admissibles ? Au
Gas Contraire, la condemnation contre elm require doit-elle etre

cas d'appel doit-ene etre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

with her
the

smith's house, and

were baptized
the father from his shop, and urged him to the same ef-
fect. He replied that the child should be baptized, but
that it did not suit him that day ; that nothing was ready ;
and that he had to go out on business. He accordingly
hour. he learned that Mr.

withdrew

Returning in A

Hartnagel, in his ab-sence, without his consent, and in
spite of the tears of his wife, who objected, had actually
baptized his child, making a student in the Gymnasium
stand godfather. universal indignation prevails here.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

. ,
Twelve Sideboards, J Six Sets of Dining Tables,
Twenty-five Chiffonniers, I Twenty Easy Chairs,
Twelve Bookcases, Six Mahogany Rocking
Cheval and Dressing-glasses, Chairs,
Billiard Table, Six elegant Work Tables,
. _.

Six Chests of Drawers.
The whole of the above are in choice Mahogany and
Rosewood. Also, will be Sold, several Brilliant Plate
Chimney Glasses, Gas Chandeliers, Hall Lamps, Table
Lamps, Terra Cotta Vases, China Dinner Sets, elegant
China Vases, Hall Clocks, Brussels and Kidderminster
Carpets, Fenders and Fire-irons, elegantly designed, and
every Requisite for the Bed Chambers.
The whole may be viewed TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,)
the Bth instant, when Catalogues may be had.

BIRKENHEAD.
MODERN AND VERY EXCELLENT
FURNITURE.

MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at
Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Commission Rooms,
ARGYLE-STREET, (two doors from Hamilton-square,)
BIRKENHEAD, an assemblage of MODERN and USE-
FUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brilliant-toned
PIANO-FORTE, ARNOTT STOVE, CLOCK, Sliding GAS
CHANDELIER, in bronze, for Two L;ghts, &c.
The elegant and excellent ROSEWOOD DRAWING-ROOM
SUITE consists of a beautiful Circular Centre Table, Pair
of Card Tables, Pair of Cabinets, with Drawers, Set of
Chairs, in Chintz, Lady's Work Table, and the Fine-
toned SQUARE PIANO-FORTE, Six Octaves, with Patent
Grand Action.

In MAHOGANY, a Set of Solid-top Telescope Dining
Tables, on Reeded Legs, 10 feet by 4 feet 2, (with two
loose Leaves,) Circular Centre Table, on Carved Claw
Feet, Sets of Chairs and Sofas, in Hair Cloth, large Li-
brary Table, Pair of Easy Chairs, in Leather, Pembroke
and Dining Tables, Cottage Sideboards, an excellent Chest
of Drawers, Hall Table, Hall Chairs, Hat Stand, Four-
post Bedstead, with Carved Cornice, Half-tester Ditto,
with Merino Damask Hangings, large-sized Toilet Glasses,
&c.

Painted Chests of Drawers, Ditto, with Tray-tops,large
Toilet Tables and Basin Stands, Napkin Rails, Feather
Beds, Hair, Flock, and Straw Mattresses, Blankets,

nders and Fire-iron..
elegant Hearth Rugs,
Stair Rods, Oil
Slop Pails, Dish

Quilts, Drawing-room Fe
Kidderminster, and Scotch
Tapestry and other Stair Carl
Cloths, Metal Tea and Coffee
Covers, &c.

Brussels

To be publicly viewed on Thursday next, the 9th inst.,
and Catalogues had of HODGSON BROTHERS, Agents,
Valuers, and .Auctioneers, Argyle-street, BIRKENHEAD.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CHIMNEY GLASS,
PAINTINGS, EIGHT-DAY TIMEPIECE, FEW
BOOKS, <Ye., ic., DAULBY-STREET, NEAR
PEMBROKE-PLACE.
By Mr. MACK,
On FRIDAY next, the 10th-instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises, Danlny-street,
THE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of a
Gentleman changing his residence, consisting of
French and Camp Bedsteads, and Hangings, Chimney
Glass, Chest of Drawers, Bookcase, Family Bible, Eight-
day Timepiece ; also, a few Paintings.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises, and of the Auctioneer, 39,
h enshaw-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

ry poor thorns,

yet make no I that the san

ecause, to sensi- I reign ar

e—our easter

knowledgment of poverty is ports of the empir
itself. This tax is, swelled the entire revenue to our temporar
drawback upon the advantage.

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

here was a g
and ccnsiderin

HALIFAX MARINT.-

^4 attendance of mer-
hat it was the last

LXICISTBR.—The demand for goods, and prices, remain the
same as stated in our last; but the amount of business done
during the week has of course been less, in consequence of
stock-taking and holiday-keeping.—Leicester Chronicle.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADEL—The cut-up cotton hose branch
in a very depressed condition. The cotton glove trade,

though somewhat dull, is
branches of cotton hosier

i❑ a better s
Considerable

F; of la,

gloves are made from the warp frames, both of cotto
The drawer and pantaloon branch we consider is not worse,
though the hands are still suffering much from want of employ
went. The silk hosiery trade is not by any means amended
still to a casual observer it might seem

and silk

act as a sort c

net trade is still very

small floating orders given out,
the hopes of the workmen. The bobt._
dull, and that in most departments of the naanufactu,
there are exceptions, but they are limited. This s•
extends to the French machine lace trade. The warp
has improved- The silk blonde lace, which has suffered so
verely, has again revived, and we have heard of some frames
being set on. The lap and press stripe goods, as well as the
tattings, have considerably revived ; the hands are mostly fully
employed, and are in good spirits. The trade to India and China.
to which we before alluded, by transit through France and
legypt and the Red Sea, has increased and is increasing.
dispute concerning the warp Jacquard patent, which
time the manufacturers threatened to contest at law
cably settled.—Nottingham Journal.

ate of things
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

buyers, a good supply of goods, and pretty extensive purchases,
at late, if not improved, rates. The wool market was firm, anc
other indications promise an early and active spring trade.

BRADFORD MARKZT.—At the first market of the
Thursday last, we had a pretty numerous attendanc

year, on
e of mer-

charts, who bought freely, when they could meet with anything
hey wanted, at late rates; but the manufacturers held out in
ensurate with the presont coot

met ready salt!, in the general
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

T. and J. L. Keasley, Bermo
J. C. Clarke, Water-lane, Great Tower-street, London, wine
merchant.

sey, tanners,

J. Canning

Wood-street, C

warehouseman

William Mott, Regent-street, London, lacema
T. Watson, Camomile-street, London, licensee.
E. Holmes, King-street, Cheapside, London, war,
E. Edwards, City-road, London, draper.
W. Starie, Cutter-street, Houndsdith, London, builder
J. Waddell, Lime-street, and Leadenhall-street, London, in- I
urance-broker

victualler

Tissoe, Hertford, earpentcr,

BANKRUPTS

George Edward Lanham, Southampton, builder.
John Wheatman, Northampton, wharfinger.
Benlamen Wyment Palmer, Daventry, wine merchant
Andrew Pudbury, jun. Epsom, grocer.
John Newbald, Nottingham. tailor.
James Ward, Manchester, engineer.
John Woodhead, Todmorden, Yorkshire, clothier.

At Bnrghclerk, Han
apside, London, Scotch retaining all her fa,
smoker, having
sixty years, consumine

---- -
mem". I the'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

t. A quotation frc

SU/ IR IS
his

ring re

amusement and
O'Donoghue i
of ancient Cath(

ings upon the lit

the remaind

visit, acco

en on
hired property

lid mo,

rn and

ial proo

essay reo
3, and the

. .
also an excel:
is, and seven

n of Mrs

Sorel, o
of the'[

r the H

The above is t
publishers pror
origi

;rks, chi

°cession:illy
form to pur

plete, or one

rk will

and it is

ur monthly

or typograp
sufficiently

,e sculptured tonit

Jun. and C

1 London banker

few word

De Vei

when the

ier pa-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

--Bolton,
—Bengal

ZirtDO, ArtarrfagtO anb BratDe

Llanbad

BIRTHS

YRE, of tw
L., the lady

ICHARLES W. LAWRENCE, of
On the 30th ultimo, at Wave

ly of T. GI HBINGS,
whom are 1
at Wa

WILLIAM MARSDEN, of a d

1, the lady of Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

n those of last year,

at the s

over 900 hales per wee

—it is highly lm-

t we should be ahle to report the price of
le Ist January, 1845, ld. per lb. lower

ate of 1844, even

aess of the current expecta-
-1844-45, and the large stocks

spect to other articles of import,

e whic

ming ability of the

people

lely affected b

he same con-

and we must account for

not so clear ; and it w

ccur, to br

vie, that the

products may occa
exceed our ability tl

we recei

s over

'e in return

y of our importing busi-

lucing causes are

of thes

s the ir

k material in-
ear. Of this,

and a very

.n place

nd from the circumstanc

the extension

amount of British t

anage ha

profitably employed in the import
That

reru a

f timber will be permanent

,ay: however;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

ce of the past

rise from the increase of confidenc

z attained its

low rates, too, of th

the people

iklread

mercantil

hint at fu the

Ins of

sed for t

and mor

iescriptions afford as-

ers of remuneration in future

elation may be
probable

tly, of manufactures

quantity of

y the increased
of the people,
y hold out, to

nunity, the hope,

year of unclouded

A Parliament,

plus revenue will

I of government, na-

in the mode in which
bestowed with the

sion of particular
ies most interested

a manufacturer pleads

tion of the duty upon raw cotton. The
emoval of the

mists a cry has been

al of the malt

diuential voice de-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

nds to the weak and ick, but not to tha

being fr

stout and hale (al

—Extraordinary

sited Fleet-street. -It was, h

being too thick to

o-day a tremendous fog vi

ver, confinel to the city,

get through Temple Bar

Alarming panic in the city: Lord Mayor

announced his intention at the next vacancy to put up
he Governorship of the Bank of England.

Gazette filled by railway no-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

a are tar

( 1100 tons.. 6th Feb

P QUf

OF Ti

tons.. 6th M

750 tons.. 6th April
1035 tons.. 6th May

educe to
The rate of cabin
DS, for which all

,shed with whatever car

NTY-FIVE Pot

ept win

ocured from

eta wil

lye Goods after the 4th of each month.
FIELDEN BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable in New York at the rate of 4 dollars
cents to the pound sterling.

1 Lancaster
all built i Mancheste
Prescot ..
Preston ..
Ditto ..

Ditto
Ditto
irits ; these, if re• Ditto
This Line of i Rochd

Southport,— S. Whitely, Wine Merehi
Wigan.. E. H. Burmish, Chemist
For Agencies, Address, Captain Piddi
hill, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

STANLEY S

GENTEEL RESIDENCE, WAVERTREE.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Sth instant, at One
afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms,

o'clock in the
South John-stree

f not previously disposed of by
private contract,) subject to such conditions as may be
then produced.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

Steerage, 5s

AST, BANGOR,
and CARNARVON.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM.
PACKET COMPANY
-' Incorporated by Act-of Parlia;neut.
Hat
sil°re's—

ForDUBLIN,BELF

The above Company sailtheir Vessels,
taking Goods and Passengers
For DUBLIN,

Le sieur Pierre-Gabriel Bouveret, negociant, successeur du sieur
,r, demeurant a Paris, au Palais Royal, galerie de Pierre, ci-
f et actuellement rue Richelieu, n. 104, quoi ont fait election
le en l'etude de M. Durmont, agree pres le Tribunal de
la Seine, et demeurant a Pans, rue Montmartre, n.
,rnparant par le dit sieur Durmont.
DUNE PART.

iuelaud, Parfumeur, demeurant a Paris.

e. Patin, rte Saint
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

his way to Burl

at the Pasture, where
was occurring; but, ii

their escape. Mr, Peacup had rec
and injuries on the bead, and bre

ist seven o'clock on Sat

Sap mornir

rapidly recovering

of havit

e treheve the evic

trifling, and that I
in eluding the vig

e murde

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

Master fly

s of two hundred sail I horses

of tur

Sown thunc

dame by his graceful and bold gregation the schools would he trusted be erected next sum-
The vaulting, in which Mr. M. Lipman mer. He strongly recotnended, that for this purpose, and
bre-or no less than forty-five summersaults in succession, for the adequate payment of an efficient schoolmaster, and
_.; the flying Indian, by Mr. J. Buck- the support of the Scripture Reader, parties should send
we cannot particularize • but the feeling of in their names as weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annual
--. the house, so far as we saw, was one Of enthusiasm ' - and subscribers, according to their means and convenience.—
_faking into consideration this circumstance, let vie can predict with confidence that the Royal, with this The Scripture Reader of the district then read his report
.s see what might, upon a fair calculation, have been coml•any, will be for weeks to come a place of tashionable from which it appeared that his exertions in dissemmi-
cotton manu- the Customs revenue for the year. It is given us as resort, and of amusement for all classes. On Wednes- nating gospel truth had been unremitting during the year,
s it imperative actually amounting to £4,457',000, or £86,290 per day, we observe there will be a day performance, corn- and that his labours had bun crowned with almost unex-
nencing at two o'clock which, we aro certain, will be pected success. The Revds. Hampton, Parry, and others,
epeal of thisdu‘Y, week. Supposing then that contrary winds have very numerously attended by those whose opportunities afterwards• ably and feelingly addressed the meeting,
Jenne to the amount o kapt back only one fortnight's ordinary arrivals, we Ido not allow of their visits to the theatre in the evening, which separated highly gratified by the proceedings of
can find any other tax th have £173,580 to add to the actual amount of the and especially by the juveniles of our town. _ the evening.

ear's revere""
1 of ves..l

s of all descriptions

Trived in this

bent of the year, w

ng, as we
aerials of

is would tY

have come into of

count

ke do candidly

me I je-5,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

ion ; and from

.rters small remissior

Lough to ti

they immediately prees, but whose e

nation scare

a due regard for

nd the national insti-

however reason-

able in thei
If the total

ceded to by government.

which e%

million ste

ncerlaiz

erhaps, be dispensed with ; lus ; ar
ould b(

hews an amount of £4

if 1844, against £4,121,000 tF

we should

not be

n incr

at this tr,

oment, 1 neverd

e abandor.

pular,

3 nece

nue, is N

lerty and income tax In a recent paragraph we stated, somewhat in was a treat to bear
:ent, we anticipation, that the Customs revenue of this port as.void.beingf,
au' e enough to might be almost relied upon to exceed that of the situation o
-tiler relief past year by nearh, - *"'

he arena

placed u

100 as the I
ban]:portion ;43
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

Jan.

7, 1845.

I line," run by Sullivan, or whether it extends to a more
northerly line run by Joseph C. Browne, and established
laws of Missouri. it seems to be pretty evider
ust be determined by the con
for establishing the t

that the question ~ action
to be put upon the lay, , rritory of
Missouri, and for authorising its admission in the union,
and it seems singular that no other mode of settling it
should have been resorted to than force. Armies took
the field some years ago to contest the question, but they
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07

which

upon the mar-

roperty, with

mporta-

a disastrous

In this result,

e share

in addition

aw material greatly be-
s has been checked by

nt of confidence

disappointments

'ear, in tt

he planters

h respect to
But for the

e coming cott

looking

e vast Quanti

vment

crease of the

Insumption of the raw material, which ave-
to the close of the

year 27

241 bales against

rerage of last v
isidere'

n increase which,
ks in the hands of