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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

FREE TRADE.—The Debuts French ministerial paper
has declared in favor of Free Trade.
The Mayor of Sunderland has commenced an action
for libel against the proprietor of the Sunderland Times.
Mrs. Edridge, wife of a Bristol alderman, committed
suicide, during a short fit of temporary insanity, last week.
The harvest being well over, ploughing and preparing
the land for autumn seed time is progressing under the
most favourable circumstances.

CONTRACT FOR IRON.—On Thursday week a contract'
for 20,000 tons of iron was adjudged to Sir John Guest.
The price is £lO per ton.
The aggregate density of the population of England and
Wales is in the ratio of two hundred and seventy-five
inhabitants to a square mile.
The city of London authorities have abolished St.
Bartholomew's fair, by raising the rents for stands
enormously.
SINGULAR FACT.—In the parish of Llanegwad, North
Wales, there are three overseers of the poor, all of whom
this year are widows. What are the bachelors about?
A farmer near Challerton, lately pulled a single stem of
oats, of the Tartary kind, on which there were 240 good
seeds.

The narrow slip of ground called the Burlington Ar-
cade, in Piccadilly, containing seventy-two houses, pro.
duces an annual rental of £8,640.

Upwards of three thousand baskets of Dutch grapes
have been imported from Hamburgh and Rotterdam
within the last few days.
A haddock was captured cif Whitehaven last week in
the belly of which was found a considerable part of a
joiner's two foot rule
In London, on Thursday, there was a general rise of
one halfpenny in the 41b loaf, bringing the seconds bread
up to 7.1,-d., and best to Sid., being as high as it has been
any time this year.
Mr. Thomas Manton, superintendent on the Stockton
and Darlington Railway, sowed in his garden a single
potatoe, in a handful of guano, and it has produced sixty-
two good and sound potatoes.
Mr. Campbell Foster, the Times commissioner, is at
present in Scotland, collecting information for a series of
articles relative to the practical working and effects of the

new Poor Law.
At the Somerset Assizes, William Cattarell was sen-
tencedio seven years' imprisonment fur stealing a cheque.
The Both Journal says that soon after his apprehension
he became entitled to a bequest of £5,000
Mr. F. P. Smith, the talented inventor of the screw
propellor, bas been appointed by the Admiralty to super..
intend at all their establishments the fitting of the screw
machinery in all vessels fitted with the screw propeller
Joseph

—dy, of " something-to-advantage" notoriety,
having been threatened by one of his lucky clients with a
horsewhipping, applied to the magistrates in London, on
Tuesday, to prevent a breach of the peace.
On Friday week, Joseph Lovatt, 65 years of age was
forced between the wall and the fly-wheel of an engine he
was attending at the Whitebarn Colliery, Newcastle, and
killed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

cert, ou the whc

A neat skeleto

The cos

culatei

The mein

covereC

ei out to them

EARLY CL(

rtiee.; of food spoiling

an, but much may be
Liverpool, Sept. 218•

tarn Quayle, of the 1
and

.atlemanly atte

which will be laid to•mot
' to contain 2,31 K)

The Chester Town- Cot
tion froM one of its me

and its effect on tile n

Pers of the Ci.

Crawford Autrobus, Lac

in the uniform of his disii

on private bills, stated that
vale bills for Liverpool, (1,
£lOO,OOO !

RUNNING OFF WITH

yesterday, aman riaff

having, on Saturday, run
half-crowns, which had bee
house of Mr. Pugh, publi
nge for a £5 note, to a
at the time. had cone

,
stating that the Seacomb
Liyernonl by nine rung

behalf of the latter dr

innings with only eight mer
not finished, the Olympus
with three wickets to go 4
pool) play the conquering
to-morrow, (Wednesday,)
pitched at half-past ten.
ROBBERY AND SUICIE

oman, named

work-in the employ c

Rotherhithe, committ

y circumstances

ger had, on various oc

Y "fron3 his cait

and half

not, that he mark

be thief, but without su

he girl

coins, and other articl
Ledger then sent for I

appeared greatly excite

was sought for and cot

last she was discovered a
pended by the neck to a

was immediately cut dos,

surgeon' who was called in

m hous. Jereased
MERCANTILE HONOUII
- in Dundee, by a s

it they

any ninafall co

—not by a roan v

To those

ye a rare
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

nFt be t

shout to t

of Shippers to the •
E PERFUMERY, which is prepared expressly to suit U
kets of North and South America, India, and the West
le,the r

ny further infc
RY IJOYDELL.
Mortimer-teri

London. I Icol"-t4,-reT-
nad at the
-.lumbers, at.d Mr.
Perfumery and Fancy Soap Manufactory, 12, Three}
'King Court, Lombard-street; Birkenhead ; Messrs.
l Hair Brush Manufactory, 68, Upper Thames-street, I FLETCpER and HULL, Solicitors, and of the Auc-rioNEEB4, at
13, Rumford-place Liverpool. their Office, 41, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

.11.010 E-RT LAM!

HAYMAN'S

AND PORTER STORES
MERSEY-COURT,
OLD CHURCH-YARD, LIy,BRPOOL.
In W00f:4,--
Unadulterated LONDON dl DUBLIN STOUT,

of the well-known Brana;

461 d and C 0.," and "Jimeson,

aud yro."
!t.RW eItHIRE STRONG ALE,

An old English bege of unrivalled flavour ancf mellowness
B TON, and other Mild ALES ;
INDIA BEER, of surpassing brilliancy.
THE BINS
are ',brays replete with a supply of these Articles, in Quart anc
Pint Bottles, choice in quality, and well matured for
HOME CONSUMPTION ;
and the same Beer is kt in Stock, suitably prepared for
EXPORTATION.
Tasting liberallY Permitted to intending purchasers.
HENRY W. HAYMAN and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

HAYDOCK LODGE UNATIC ASYLUM.

We have had forwarded to us a circular from the con-
ductors of this establishment, the substance and purport
of which we feel ourselves in justice bound to lay
before our readers. The conductors have opened a d
offer to open the establishment and its records to the
friends of any private patients, who may feel misgivings as
to its state; to committees or deputations from Boards of
Guardians, to medical men or poor-law officers, to jus-
tices of the peace, or to clergymen. Such retorts as have
already been made lye printe.l with the circular, and com-
pris'l those of a deputation of the justices of the county of
Lancashire, a deputation from Chorlton Union, 2 reports
of the visiting physician (Jas. Kendrick, jam., M.D.) ap-
pointed by toe ju-ticea of the county of Lancaster, who
have a contract for the maintenance of 150 patients in the
institution, the report of a medical gentleman from the
Bangor Union, (Mr. 0. 0. Roberts's place of residence)
a director of the Coventry Union, a guardian and clerk
of the Saltord Uttion, a medical eentlernan for the Roch-
dale Union, another For the Preston' anion. a report
from Ralph Robinson and J ihn Ridge Wood, a deputa-
tion and medical gentleman from the Birmitigham Union,
Guardians of the Bolton Union, and a long report of an
examination of the dietary, dormitories, general health of
the patients, &e., by a medical gentleman deputed from
the Rochdale Union. The whole of these reports are of
a favourable character. _

The tax tiber of patients given in the last mentioned re-
port, as being in the establishment on the 9th ultimo,
were—

Paupers, Male
Female

- 333
Private patients, Ma1e.....
in FLsie .

- GI

394
of which total number only eight were in the hospital.
We cannot see any notice of any party from the Liver-
pool Select Vestry having visited the asylum fur the pur-
pose of inspection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

LOAF BREAD FREE FROM ACIDITY,

ME' EDI \ hUlt6l-1 FLOUR, BREAD. AND
CONFECTIONERY EsTABLISIIMENT,
No. 9 and 11, LONDON-ROAD.
RGIBBONS respectfully claims the attention of
• the Public of Liverpool generally to the superior qua-
lity of his LOAF BREAD. No article in daily use is so essen,
tial for the sustenance of man, and it tkereby_is justly termed
the Staff of Life; and yet, at the present moment, one-half of
that manufactured is, either through the ignorance of trades-
men, or want of proper material, sent out destitute of the
essential properties of Bread.properly made.
R. G. flatters himself that, his efforts. for some years past, to
supply this desideratum, so. long wanted in Liverpool, has been
crowned with success ; for confirmation of which, he not Drily
appeals to the opinion of his numerous Customers, but also to
that of-the Press. He moreover warrants every Loaf sent from
his Establishment to give satisfaction.
In the CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT of his Trade.
R. G. is equally scrupulous. Every variety of Buns, Fancy
Cakes, &c., daily on hand. Tea Parties supplied on reasonable
terms.
Scotch Oatmeal' Glasgow Pea Meal, &c. Also, Families sup-
plied with the best Flour.
OBSERVE.—Nearly opposite the Blind Asylum.

LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
99, LORD-S I REST.
WE have pleasure in submittint for inspection a
SPLENDID STOCK of Fine WEST OF ENGLAND
CLOTHS, WOOL BLACK CASSIMERES, and DOESKINS;
all the NEWEST PATTERNS in FANCY CASSIMERES,
DOESKINS, and SCOTCH TWEEDS.
• PHILLIPS & HOLMES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 18

More excitement has prevailed in the market this week than
for some time past. The advices by the steamer which arrived
on Sunday were of a character to give rise to reasonable ap-
prehensions that the corning crop, unless favoured by a long
and propitious picking season, might fall considerably short;
and that under no probable circumstances, it was thought,
could it exceed last year's. These accounts being more con-
current than is usually the case, and coining from different
quarters, obt.iined a very general belief ; the result was a very
large demand in the first instance on speculation, and, subse-
quently, a rather extensive one from tne Trade. Prices have
been somewhat irregular, but the advance may be stated at 4d
per lb from the lowest point of last week, for American of the
middle qualities, and the same for all qualities of Brazil. Egyp-
tian, and Surat. The business on speculation consists of
34,450 American, 2950 Egyptian, 400 Bahia and 4000 Surat, and
for export 1510 American and 300 Surat. 350 bales Surinam
and Barb.-does are declared for auction next Friday.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 4th to the ISth Sept., inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 18.

More excitement has prevailel in the m,rket this week than
for some time past. The advices by the steamer which arrived
on Sunday were of a character to give rise to reasonable ap-
prehensions that the coming crop, unless favoured by a long
and propitious picking season, might fall considerably short;
and that under no probable circumstances, it was thought,
could it exceed last year's. These accounts being more con-
current than is usually the case, and coming from different
quarters, Ined a very genetal belief ; the result was a very
large demand in the first instance on speculation, and, subse-
quently, a rather extensive one from tne Trade. Prices have
been somewhat irregular, but the advance may be stated at id
per lb from the lowest point of last week, for American of the
middle qualities, and the same for all qualities of Brazil. Egyp-
tian. and Surat. The business on speculation conslers of
34,45(1 American, 0950 Egyptian, 400 Bahia and 400.1 Surat, and
`for export 1310 American and 310 Surat. 350 bales Surinam
and Barb-Aloes are declared fur auction next Friday.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 4th to the 18th Sept.. inclusive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

.13 illoon, A.M..... 13 0 0
Rev. D. D. Stewart, 12 1 0

made in the mornir
t. A"

t St. Sa.

in the evening,
e, (the

and St. Mar
Potluck, A.M,), but ti
The Bev. '1

s, (the Lie

ve not

was prevented from

thing at his church in the eveti.

tion, which also preventet

et-ii og at the Co-Ueda

The sermon anti collec-

thirnabas's was, in cc

,equence, postponed

wolf nex! Sunday

trday rnt rning, at eleven o'clbels, a public meet,
held in the lecture•ball at the Col
ion, the Rev. W. Rawson i
was extremely thin, a circa

by the omission of its announcement in the placards.
Among the clergymen and gentlemen present.wcre the
hey. A. Thomas A.M., the Rey. E. Auriol, A.M., and
the Rev. A. Nl'daul. D D., the three clergymen a ho con-
stituted the deputation from the parent society ; the Rev.
W.
.Falloon, the Rev. Geo. Dover, the Rev. D. D.
Stewart, the S. P. Buutfl iwer, John Rigby, Esq., Charles
Turner, Esq., Wm. Jot,es, Esq.. &e. &c.

aced by prayer, offered up

The proceedings were co
by the Rev. S. I'. Boutfl Aver
The CHAIRMAN hen addressed the meeing, explaining
the circumstance which led h m to accept the office he
then held, an office he would not have accepted, but that
the secretaries had so much to do by way of making pre-

parations' for the various meetings, he was unwilling to

throw any further difficulties in their way

It was neces-

nary, before he proceed, d further. to dice some expla-
nation bcw it Was that so little notire had been given of
that morning's meeting. ( Hear.) When the Committee

were making their arrangements, an.application was made
I r tt;e hall of khe Collegiate Institution, but they found
that it was doubtful whether it could he had or not; a
doubt which was not decided until after the bills an-
..r.;epq were printed. The

tit;uricing LIM iIIUK %Jaw, - •
bills, therefore, only stated that a morning nieeti:g would
be held, without specifying• how or in what place. This
would easily account for the smallness of the present
meeting. He should "
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

0-buratto it.

MISS WHITNALL respectfully announces to her
Friends and the Public that she has RECOMMENCED
giving INSTRUCTIONS in SINGING and PIANO FORTE.
Miss WHITNALL also begs to state that, at the request of
several of her Pupils,,she purposes forming a SINGING CLASS
two days in the week, where they will have the advantage of
PRACTISING their Exercises, &c. under her direction.
For Terms apply aeher Academy, 2, UPPER DUKE-STREET.
Livernool. Sentember 16th. 1840.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

4 !Boulogne

2ilCentral of Spain
6 ' Dutch Rhenish
5 Great Noah of India
5, Great 11 es, ern Bengal
3i Great Western Canada ...
40 Jamaica
6 North of France, constd
6 Orleans. Tours & BOIMICRIIX
5 Paris and ',yobs, Const
10 Paris and Orleans
0 Paris and Kotler

nd Strausburgh, Const

14 Strasburgh and Basle.
5 Tours and Nantes C'd

fi jWcst Flanders
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

in 'Cary

in the HALL, STAIRCASE.
ock, Mahogany Carved I
la, an Oil.c.oth

Three Cat Glass Bottles,
Seven Cut Glass Bottles

hogany Feet-poles an(

Painted Fretich Bedstem

Feather Beals, handsome MahOsrany Wardrobe, in French Po-
lish, beautiful Mahogany Washstands and Dressing Tables,

in elegant Tray Frames, splendid Cheval Gla
lisped Mahogany Frame, Niel-it-Commode,

23d instant, froui Ten to Four o'cloc;

t Mr.

BANKRUPT'S STOCK

HIGHLY;.IMPORTANT AS'ALEOFRICEILY-CUT,PLA n
iy ORNAMENTAL GLASS, PAPIER. MACHE GOOT)S,
7 Arr.! 7)PRWM ni. eIiTTRVILSTIIRRT

Church-street, (next dc

rpHE whole of the BANKRUPT'S STOCK, consist-
ing of Decanters, most elegantly cut, Water Jugs, Celeries,
Creams, ..Salts, Pickles, TumWers.

Water Bottles,

y varie'y of G'a .s

Keeper

ich Chinn Ornament
colours. tilt and pIE

with a variety of

Ilaneous Articles

Sale to con

day at Eleven o'clock in the Foreno,m

• TO HEADS OF FAMILIES, &c.
FREEMAN'S SWEET ESSENCE OF SENNA,
(The, most agreeable Purgative.)
1.; in a highly-concentrated form all the active princi-
- deprived of its nauseating and griping

Containinf

ly pleasam
'e relish.

The extraordinary merit of this medicinal novelty has oh

unneu iL . ,
Queen Dowager—the following Physicians to Her Majesty and
the Queen Dowager, Sir C. M. Clark, Bart., M.D..
_Dr. Fergu-
son, and Dr. Locock—Sir David Davies. and Dr. Holland—by
many Princes, Nobles, and Families of distinction—by most of
the eminent Physicians and Medical Men in London, who have
be.n for several years, and now are, in the daily habit of pre.

nervous—the bilious—the habitually costive, and those suffer-
ing from piles, worms, sickness, or headache, and as being
particularly adapted for ladies during pregnancy, and children
during dentition.
Impelled by a sense of duty, confident of conferring a great
y national benefit, the Proprietor proudly submits it +- "

tronage of a disc. ernir

assured that a single trial

of m deriiChairs, E

ny Ci;c Loo Table, n Pillar, Set.
ant Lounging Chair, splendid Rosewood-
A. Sofas, Upholstered in Oreen Figured Damask, costly
Spanish Mahogany Cabinet; with Marble Slab Top, handsome
8 1, 1"..',' Sofas, Mahogany Pembroke Tables, Snm

and Stand Tables, elegant mcderl •Chimnerand Pier Glasecs,
in carved Gilt Frames; splendid Drab Dawn A'Curtains, with
Gist Cornices, &c., costly Bronze alit Steel-mminterl Fenders
and Polisl,ed Fire-irons, modern Bra: S s and Kidderminster
Carpets, costly Hearth Rugs, Side Tables, ..%lahogany Book-
shelves, Mahogany Cigar Case, Portable Desk, Cwie Si:ver
Knives, Work ox, costly China Vases end Ornaments, bril-
liant Piano-forte;B also, the modern and costly Framed and
Glazed Drawings and Engravings;• in the small but .elegant
Libra] y of Books will be found works by most of the celebrated
anthois, Scott's Bibles, 5 Vols. quarto ; Bartlet's Scotland and

Switzei l ind, illustrated ; Floweis
gant Illustrated Copy of Shakspear
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

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AND CT'ENERA.L

COMMER `'T;AT, TIVERTISEP,.

TEIRSDAY, SEPTEMBIM 22, 1848.

CLOAKS! MANTLES! SHAWLS!

MIIE Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity are re-
spectfully solicited to inspect a
FASHIONABLE (for price unrivalled) and EXTENSIVE
STOCK of the above articles of CoStame, at
JOHN BRISCOE'S, •
60 and 62. OLDIIALL-STREET,
where he has now ready a great assortment of
SUPERB CLAN TARTAN AND NEW GALA PLAID

MANTLES, TRAVELLING CLOAKS, &c.,

together with several new and approved patterns of "La
Visite" Mantles for the Autumn.

Some choice and niagniflcent Long and Square Wool Shawls.
Especially deserving attention is a large stock of entirely novel
and handsome White and Coloured Ground Filled Shawls from
Paisley and Norwich, at from One Guinea to Seven Guineas
and a Half. The great perfection arrived at within the last few
years, in these beautiful Shawls, enables us to place the loom
of the British Manufacturer in proud comparison with those
of India and the Continent, whose productions are indebted
more to the influence of name and other circumstances for
such high prices obtained, than to intrinsic superiority of style
or fabric.

The new goods selected for the season in Ducapes, Satins,
Genoa Silk Velvets, Cashmeres, De Laines, French and British
Merinos, Coburgs, Saxony Plaids, Orleans, Skeetings, Table
Linens, Irish Linens, Blankets, Tartan and Fancy Plaid Ging.
hams, Flannels, Prints, Winter Hosiery, Gloves, Singlets, Rib-
bon', Bonnets, Dress Caps, 4c., will comprehend such features
of novelty and economy as must place the Establishment se-
cond to none for the advantages it presents.
An immense stock of Clan, Fancy, Tartan, and Gala Plaids,
in all Wool, mixed &c., for Cloaks; Mantles, and Dresses.
A splendid stock of REAL IRISH TABINETS in—

Best Plain Ditto, all colours, at 3s. 6d. per yard.
Best Figured Ditto 3s. 9d. ~
Rich Clan Tartans, in do 3s. 6d. „
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHAL L. STREET.

.TTE..kRTS R.RSOLVED kNP HANDS I'REPA.RED, rtig BLPIssINr-is7T-TEY P.'. NJ r raTAß.ll.—Smott
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

s of Drawers, Car

In tile HALL, a modern

ahogany

Two handsome. Chairs, the Billiari

The PAINTINGS include fine Specimens of Cuyp, Alichau,
Wynants, Georgione, S. Bourdon, Sasso, Ferrato, with several
Works of Modern Artists :—Dover Cliffs, by Stanfield, R.A. ;
Robinette, by Sir Joshua Reynolds; Feeding Pigs, by Molrland ;

The Peasa'nes Repose, by Giinsborough ; pleasing Specimens,
by Calvert, Pether, Peters, Williams, and others.
The WINES consise of Eighteen Dozens of fine Old' Port,
Sherry, Claret, and smaller quantities of Hock, Champagne, &c.
A Broad-wheeled Cart, large Iron Field Roller, Ploughs,
Water Barrel on Wheels, two Two-light Cucumber Frames,
about eighty Iron Hurdles, Garden and. Stable Utensils, &c.
To be viewed THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 22nd instant, when
Catalogues may be had on.the Premises, and at Messrs. THos.
WsiTIVSTANI.F.V and SONS' Offices. Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

they had

„ale otliquify. by w'
MeV could arrive al

to bring wi hin the

Ivation

Theylold them we do
the Prophets, for those

talents of the
h Devon, and
nildings being

confirmed the whole Christian dispensltion ; and if prietors and carriers from t
they become converted, they would be the more firm Great Western, Bristol
in their heart' in the true faith. The only dispute Bristol and Birmingham Railways. The h
between them was whether the Messiah had come, very old, and filled with combustible materiels. the flames
and could alone save sinners. the society bad now shot forth with aat-ful rapidity, and at half-past one o'clock
seventy missionaries amongst the Jews in various parts. I the scene was one of the most imposing ever witnessed.
In Dantzig and in Warsaw the Rabbis bad offered great i The flames rose to full 100 feet adove the houses, and
opposition, and some of the schools had consequently having, speedily caught the premises of Mr. Staddon, and
been nearly given up. One great object was to supply of Mr. Nash, cabinet maker, burnt with a rapidity that
Thom orith fl, New Tesanment in Hebrew. from which thrent.:h;.a the. hnle neict:houthond with destruction.

great nod was expected. The false religion of the idols- The valtiable horses, <Sze.
trous Romans had checked the spread of Christianity removed from their stabl
amongst the Jews, for in many countries of Europe the untiring exertions of
those calling themselves Christians were found by the the flames were got node
Jews to worrhip stocks and stories and dead men which had frequently eau
ich was against their own creed. He had considered safe. As to t
ho knew the whole Old Testament cor- at present it would be id
by heart; but many of the Israelites very considerable.
and others of them had IMPORTS FROM AMEI
• • •-• portntion of ric

place of

police,

and wo

destitute of th

s of tl

ease of the s

libles to and we now call the
yof our vertisement in our pi
rs. Ile of number of Atnuri

ontinet

[I EN RV

he would have mad

-711;e4it-ev--: HUGH Nl'Nems. on rising to second the I before done so, ve merely Foe that ri.ev ri;,
adoption of the report, was received by the moat eutlxusi- before them, which they will regret if they lose.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

say for

t.cripturally proved the
ceedings, and we only

ni,ur prevents us ev

The Rev. Mr.
He read many in

favourable effects of
the Jews had brer. t

duty of the Chri

support the inAittitic

and abroad, dur

operations that had pre

li.ons of Jews y

meeting acknO

ible means to urge font
, The Rev. Mr. A UitIOL,
I conding the resolut:on, ref(

he resolution was u

CHAIRMAN`

alluded to the del

years ago, of aboo'
Bishopric Eodown-
R. Inglis, Lord A,

other gentlemen t
did hope that if the

ble, comme

the .um would be r

collec ions, at t

LIVERPOOL I

The fourth undr

and chort
Walventi:

" Come wilt

Mr. Armstrc

ceived with hearty api.
The 2nd Part onene

of Promet I

iuett of Nieder

rid chorus

Parr, Mr. R
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

FORM OF APPLICATION

Sin,—l request that you will insert my name in the Register
of Shareholders in the Caledonian Railway Company, as a Pro-
prietor of .t 25 Shares, the Scrip for which 1 send you
herewith.

Nionbers of Scrip

Shares.

N.B. Scripholders are advised, for security, to write across
the face of each note, " Sent for Registration, by
owner."
122, Princes-street, Edinburgh, 31st August, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 18.

The import rate upon Foreign Barley, Rye, Beans and Pease,
is reduced to 3s per quarter ; the Wheat average is still rising,
but makes, as yet, no reduction in the duty.
The wind being eastward, the arrivals of Grain and Flour
into this port within the past three days are altogether extremely
light.

The demand for bonded Flour having revived r. little, and in
partial cases a slight abatement conceded, business upon a mo-
derate scale was transacted therein diming the interval since
Tuesday; and Indian Corn, as well duty paid as floating. con-
tinued in lively request daily, on the full terms last noted; all
other articles remaining up to this date steady in value.
Upon a limited attendance of town and coun ry millers at our
Corn Exchange to-day, the trade for all descriptions of both old
and new Wheat was rather languid; but decided firmness pre-
vailed or, the part of holders, our last quotations were generally
maintained. Although in the absence of any active proceedings
this morning in Hour, importers of States and t anadian, in an-
ticipation of an extensive demand through the season, were
equally tenacious as of late ; in the sales effected therefore, ap-
proved brands of free realised 30a to 31s, and such qualities in
bond 27s to 57s 6d per barrel; Irish Flour at the same time re-
maining unvaried.
Barley, Malt, Beans and Pease, attended by a fair inquiry,
each fully supported the improved rates of Tuesday. Indian
Corn, being still in lively request, and a few large parcels offering
at present, a further advance of is to Is was established to day,
thereby increasing our quotations for the best kinds to 46s to
47s per qr.

Oats were difficult to sell at a decline of Id per 451 b.. and
Oatmeal, attracting little notice, receded Is per load.

Wheat,
English red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, 19. qr
Barley, English
Scotch & 601 b
Malt, English, Tr qr
pale... .
Irish
Oats, s 451 b.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh
Irish. fine qualities
general do
Beans, English, vs qr
Scotch& Irish,v4Bol
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish.... maple
Flour,'• 280th
English & Irish, 2nds
Ditto, superfine
Oatmeal,* W. of 240th
Irish, 1846
Canadian .
Bran, 19, 241 b. ,

s. d. s. d.
76® 7 9
7 9-8 3
7 3 7 8
7 9 8 0

Told ....

s. d. s. d.
76® 8 4
83— 9 0
6 9—7 6
7 3 8 0

do, ....
irish6ol
!old ....

none.
4 6 5 0

lold ....
ido. ....

162 0 -66 0
I 0 0 - 0 0

!old ....

4 3 - 4 g
4 0 - 4 6
4 3 -4 6
4 0 - 4 3
48 0 -SO 0
45 0 -47 0

4 :1 - 4 :i
3 11 - 4 1

50 0 -51 0

43 0 -45 0

40 0 -32 0

blue....
grey

!42 0 -45 0

'fine....
extra ..

133 0 -38 0
!45 0 -47 0

137 0 -39 0
38 0 -29 0
1 1 2- 1 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

IRlgli LINES.

Belfast and Ballymena .
Cork and Bandon
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda ..
Shares .. . .
Dublin and Galway
Dur.dalk and Enniskillen
Great County Down
Great Munster
Great Southern and Western
Killarney unction .
Limerick and Waterford

Londonderry and Coleraine...
Londonderry and Enniskillen .
Midland Gt Western & Canal .

Ditto Extension to Sligo
ewty and ‘‘arren.point
(Ulster

Waterford and Kilkenby

FOREIGN ANT) COLONIAL
LINES.

Bonlogne and Amiens ....... •
Centar.l of Spain
finteh Ithenish
Great North of India.... . •• • •
Great es ern Bengal
Great Western Canada
lamaica .
North of France, constd... • .
Or:eags. Tours Xi flourdcaux E.
Paris And Lyons, Cons/..
l'aris and Orleans
is and !mien
Paris and Strausborgli, Copst 1
Itenien and Havre
Sambre and Meuse
Strashurgh and haste
roues. a.,d Nantes C'd
West Madera • ••„.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

eating and refreshing the Hair.
Prepared And ,gold
• o'o P EtlA*ll;
11, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CARPETS,
BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, IMPERIAL,

• AND DUTCH.
DRUGGETS, HEARTH RUGS,
OIL CLOTHS, &c., &c
ALL Buyers of the above will sc
advantages by making their purchases at the I
ment

etwe considerable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

DANCING

AIESSRS. lOSSET and DUGIT beg to inform
their Friends, that their ACADEMIES will RE-OPEN
on the 24th instant, at 1, DEVON.STREET, at Half.past Twelve,
and at the ASSEMBLY-ROOMS, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, at
Two o'clock. and at the CRAVEN-ROOMS, Birkenhead, on the
2Gth instant, at a Quarter before Eleven o'clock. •
PRIVATE EVENING LESSONS, in DEVON-STREET, will COM-

inence on the Ist October, whin all the Fashional
will be introduced.

EDUCATIONAL CARD

MISS CARNABY, who for many years conducted a
highly-respectable Seminary in Inverness, begs leave to
announce, that she has OPENED an ESTABLISHMENT in
CATHERINE-STREET, for BOARD and TUITION of a limited
number of YOUNG LADIES and DAY BOARDERS, and by
particular request, for DAY PUPILS also. The situation is
healthy, in a genteel and airy part of the town, with easy access
to Prince's Park. The system pursued by Miss CARNABY iS
on the most approved principles of religious, intellectual, and
moral training now adopted in all Normal Seminaries.
Respectable references can be given, and Cards of Terms may
be had on application at Mr. GRAPEL'S, Bookseller, Church-
street ; or Mr. SMITH, Music-seller, Bold-street.
Liverpool, September 15, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

MEETING LAST NIGHT

preached to every nation; they always went first to the
Jews in the towns they visited; they sought out the Jews
with great pins, and first proclaimed the glad tidings of
the cosvel to the children of the promise. This might be
traced fora considerabl, period after the commencement
of Christianity ; and while the co cmand of our Lord to
nremeh the eosnel first to the Jews and then to the Gen-

hered to

tiles was thus
took place, and many of these in an almost mi-
raculous manner, than when this rule was departed from.
When, therefore, they found for centuries that little pro-
gress was made in the conversion of mankind, and that vital
religion seemed nearly extinct, he could not but think that
the reason was, that they neglected the Jewish peop!e
(applause.) Whenever an interest was excited on behalf of
the Jew.. and the Gospel was made known to them ; then

they always found a corresponding interest and increase
amongst the Geniiles ; and the progress of the Gospel
throughout the world was in proportion to the atten ion

that was

n_ join in supplict!

on themselves

and exertions might be lavished on the pe-ople once
chosen of God, but now left by Him to the care of His
Church, until the time shall come when they shall he

The meeting at the Amphitheatre last night was nume-
rously and highly rrspectably attended. Every nart of

We never t.aw the house present a more

nflection that the immense assembly had been drawn

riVe observed pies,. tut on the stage the Rev. Chancellor
Raikes, Revs. H. 111'Neile, - Auriol, Dr. M'Caul, W.
Rawson, F. Ould, J. Cordeaux, W. Falloon, D. D.
Stewart,
.R. Davie 9, W. W. Ewbank, H. Hammon, H.
Jones, E. Jone?. J. Connor, W. Pollock, S. P. Bout-
fl9wer, H. H. Higgins, and the Rev. J. Groom; W.
Maples, Esq., 3. Houghton, Esq., Forsyth, Esq ,
and W. Jones, Esq.
The Rev.
.CHANCELLOR RAIKES took the chair, and,
after a prayer by the Rev. Mr. Bow fl9wer, said that he re.
joiced again to see another annual meeting brought together
of rho In,l- of Larnpl. Livprnanl had_ in-

deed, always led the way in forwarding tbiscause as well as
others of a sac►ed kind. The interest in behalf of the Jews
was, in fact, becoming a part of the Christian community.
lie hoped missionary feelings were now going abroad in a
proper direction. If the report to be read did not con-
tain anything extraordinary, still it would bt
lie knew of nothing more delightful than tt
more conversions I tion that they were spreading amongst their less-favoured

fellow-beings thesaving trutlisot Christianity

atisfactory

The society
`ore the eyes

bad alreadydone much good. It had brought i
of the world the prophetic portions of the Sc, iptur
would otherwise be lessst udied and enquired into, and these
portions were most valuable, and, by the confirmation
they gave to the New Testament, formed the strongest
security and bulwark to the Christian belief. He la-
mented to state that their secretary, Mr. Nolan, was

from severe indisposition, but

'not ber
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

e travellers who

Ave ruin and obliteration—up to the present time. It is
a high, and will, we trust, be a lasting honour to Mr.
1 Brunetti, who is an artist of some celebrity, that he did
; I not impose upon himself the task of forming Oils model
' with a view to its - "^ ex? •-•, but f..• - • 'tis-

-p'.- —moition, ',-
faction alone, and that he pursued the work (which none

private sa

g mind and vivid ,
out a man or strong
could have followed up to c ,mpletion) con amore.
that modesty which is ever the concomitant of true genius
and manly perseverance, he states, in a postscript to a
small pamphlet descriptive of the model,—
" The Author of this little Work and of the Model which it is
intended to illustrate. conscious that he is neither a chitect,
painter, nor mechanic, can perhaps only offer a very rough and
imperfect re resentatio, of that which he has attempted to
describe. He trukts, however, that it will be at least found
faithful ; and should imperfections he discovered, he hopes that
a consideration of the difficultie,, in which the subject is involved
wi 1 cause them to be looked no with an indulgent eye, from the
circumstance that he was first indu CI to frame the Model
for his private satisfaction alone, in illutration of that city,
where, of old. Jehovah dwelt—where David song—and where

imber oil cry kind friends, up n whose judgment he relied,
for inspection before the public ; and it has been his
endeavour to confine the Model, rs well as this Description, to
a simple illustration of the hittorie.l passages in the Sacred

J idy it

nd Josephus, without at all touc

upon the

file author has already enjoyed the satisfaction to learn
that his model has been pronounced by many of the most
critical biblical scholars, clergy as well as laity, and also
celebrated antiquarian students and tourists, to be as
faithful a representation of the
VAncient City as the some-
I • eV. • . a A. •

s in the Scriptures

writings of the early historians: would permit ;and they
all admit that he has availed himself, in every point, of
the stronger probabilities which these combined state-
ments supply. The B ble is, in fine, the main ground-
work upon which he relies, and the facts it contains are
almost invariably corroborated to the full extent by the
contemporary historians of the time,—any difference that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

titnr43ool Ritatibarll.

NIN

SEPT. 22, 1846

Albion of Monday week contains an article,
lv to some remarks from us upon the recently
ment by the Birkenhead Dock Corn--
ntages of the Liverpool
to which, or at least
arts of it as are intelligible, we feel called

,he comparative adw
3nhead Dock Estate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

oalrs bp 2urtton.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FIFTY DRAUGHT HORSES.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
(Of the Repository, Liverpool,)
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 22d instant, at One o'clock precisely,
at the Fire-Police Yard, Clarence street, Manchester, _

FIFTY Valuable CART HORSES:the Property of
Messrs. John Waring and eon, Contractors, who have
just completed their work-on the Bolton and Bury Railway.

The Horses are young, ,sound, healthy, and seasoned ; and
having been actively employed up to the present time, are in
splendid hard-working condition.
Amongst them are many large. powerful, muscular Horses,
calculated for heavy Draught Work. The others consist of
clean-legged, useful Horses,—combining size with substance,
symmetry with action, power with activity,—and are in every
respect admirably adapted for the Manchester business. In
colour they are Bays, Browns, Grays, and Blacks. They will
be on vier• on the Morning of sale, and will positively be sold
without reserve.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

ived by BLot,ELD
i and Prince Albert, 12, Millman-s

of Liverpool, for the residue of a term of 21 years, which corn- burgh.) With an Appendix of Case
menced on the decease of the last surviving life, which took The Pamphlet will be franked to
place on the 18th,day of June lust. The Property is subject to two Postage Stamps.
sa 4,14.

an annual ground rent or auout /jB.
Further particular s may be obtained on application to Messrs.
It and H. CHRISTIAN and JONES, Solicitors, Harrington-
street, Liverpool.

PICTURE FRAMES.
" E direct the especial attention of all persons
W
interested on this subject, to the frames for pictures,
manufactured by Mr. Bielefield. They are of papier made;

hey possess(

frames, are so strong and so numerous, that tney must, inevi-
tably, be brought into general use. First, they are deeper;
next, they will not "chip" in carriage; and next, they are so
much lighter in weight, as to supply an important item in their
favour to those who are in the habit of transmitting large pic-
tures from one place to another, ThisrTnarkable "lightness"

the walls are thin or ageu, it is 11IIpu aauac Lu nang large plc-
tnres in the usually ponderous frames. To exhibitors in pro-
vincial exhibitions, these are no ordinary recommendations.
But we refer chiefly to the appearance of these frames, which
interests the collector as well as the artist,. and, indeed, all per-
sons who adorn their homes with pictures or prints,' be they

many or few
reality, as int

ok exceedingly attractive, and are, in
they had passed through the hands of
luced at ten limps th...---- rr, ... _,1.l

tells wit

and sharpness that

y inefu

by recom

GIVEN AWAY, Four Chapters on the History and
Physiology of Nervous Complaints, and on the New Dis-
coveries and peculiar Treatment by which they may be com-
pletely and permanently removed, with as much certainty
other diseases, by the ordinary means. By P. MACDONf
Xi 11 _ (We President of the Royal Physical Society of r"""

ate study of tl

1111 l l/11.41...
ldress on receipt of

(who, be-

one of tt

,sal of all who
and startling

res internal

uthor from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

the best characteristics of fine carving, t_
chisel, though subdued, is every where apparent, and th
liberal resort to undercutting, and occasionally nearly al-

le course c

spirit of tne nest
manipulists amongst the old carvers in wood ; substitu-
ting for the prim and mechanical mediocrity of works in
putty composition, an easy, liberal, and artistic dexterity
in the execution, which must be appreciated by every lover
of the excellent. An essential advantaee is that these

inesse an(

frames weigh no more than half the weight of the usual
frames of the same size. ' We strongly urge on all the
plea,ure and profit they will derive from visiting the es-
tabl!sliment ot Mr. Keys. Bold-street, where these frames
in every car ety of manufacture may be inspected.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—Arrange ments, we are glad
to perceive, have been made, by which Madame Rosini
will perform at the gardens to-. row and Friday. The
extraordinary feats of this lady, .n a rope 300 feet long,
and raised to an altitude of seventy feet, are quite sur-
prising. The ag lity and gracefulness with which she
performs the feat have excited the admiration of thousands
of spectators. Friday will positively be her last appearance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

hn Parry v

carcely k

he was

an encore of

ble, as was his " Forel2.ll affair
.111iss Kennedy. we regret to

s CaptainClfford says,

w how to speak of. We
we recorded toe fact that
Massaniello, which began

was inialita-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

ad SOIN

INTINGS, tY

ael,withFig
linsda,

Arinta2:(

"Sea Pie(

I at the

.ND, on the east side of Gill-
contidnim; in front thereto and at the
and running in depth from front to back
uts. • together with the MESSU AG E or

) LAM

as were in the

eccupatt
The A

Mrs. WisPman for nearly forty years.
of the Dwelling-house is £3O, and the

3 of Liver

etl. 78 and 6f, or thereabouts, and

rs af.er the dece se of the survivor
r 'particulars may be had on al

plication to Mr

liarrinifon-street

GREAT SALE OF LANDS, IN BIRKENHEAD AND
CLAUGHTON-CUM-GRANGE.
AfESSES. T: WINSTANLEY and SONS have
1_ received instructions from the Coininissioners of

ELIGIBLE LOTS, for' BUILDING PURPOSES, their

in the following
Within the Ni

ti(l Townships, viz

KENHEAD

or UPF

(known as

In CO'SWA

CHURCH;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

THE I

;01iTAI

IN LIVERPOOL

CHIAINI

CORNICES.
PIER AND lIALL TABLES, FIRE SCREENS, &c
N.B.—A Spring Van built expressly for tke
Plate, Glass, 4-c. 4.c., can be had by a day'c Notice being given,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

SHAWLS. MANTLES, TARTANS,

MR. PRINGLE respectfully announces that the
EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS on his Premises are
now COMPLETED, and that the__

'NEW CLOAK-ROOM
Is thrown open to the Public, sty.kecrifith a Superb Variety of
every description of_____....,:r:. .._ .... .--

FASH ABLE MANTLE
For the Present Sea ,at extremely Moderate Prices,
Large arrival ashmere Shawls, Tartans, &c.
44, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

The CALEDONIA starts on SUNDAY, the 4th of Octo-
o'clock, Forenoon, of that day, a Steamer
zremont Slip, south end of the Prince's Dock,

will be at thf
to take off the Pa

requested to send all Lug

on board the day before

1, to prevent disappointment a
pectfuily informed, that no pack

go on boird as luggage,
will be allowed to go on

ages of Sterchat.dise will be allowed to
or with their luggage. No rassengers
board by the Steamer that takes the Mail
N.B.—Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents up
till Six o'clock on the Evening of SATURDAY, the 3d, but
not later.

For LONDONDEPIY,
41
,CALLING U OFF PORTRSH,the GIANT'S
\ CAUSEWAY, and the ADJACENT PORTS,
`•-

• -
MAIDIN CITY,
RICHARD CROMPTON, Commander

Intended h

.tuber. at 5 o'clock, p.r

All Goodn to t)

)re the time of

Foil DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
,Ats_
• f BEAUMARIS, and -CARNARVON.
t !, ;1„ THE CITY OF DUBLINSTEAM-PACKE7
COMPANY,
A..... Plat PADI Tityvv•r_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

FURS

TN announcing to the Public the very considerable
reduction which this season presents in the general prices
of Furs, the Advertiser begs respectfully to inform Purchasers
that he has now ready, a

NEW, LARGE, AND VALUABLE ASSORTMENT,
carefully selected from the Stocks of the most eminent importers
of
RUSSIAN, GERMAN, AND CANADIAN SKINS,
Warranted in the best condition, in every variety which the
improved taste of the present day renders especially desirable
and Fashionable, and at Prices that will at once make conspi-
cuous the sy stem adopted at

60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
To secure public confidence by selling only articles of the first
character, and at a reasonable profit.
Many larag....l2l<r

Squirrel Boas from 55.;14:01.e.i-ls. ; Vietorines, 4s. 6d. to 21s.
Fitch Bs. . „ Bs. 6d. „ 23s

Oregon Sable "510 d. „ 17s. ; 4s. 6d. „ 15s.
North American 3s. Od. „ 10s. ; 2s. 6d. „ Bs.
German . lss. Od. „ 50s. ; 18s. 6d. „ 40s.
French 125..0d. „ 455.; 21s. Od. „ 50s.
Canadian .l7s. 6d. „ 60s. ; 255. Od. „ 60s.
Russian 30s. Od. „ 120 s. ; 28s. Od. „ 100 s.
With exceedingly beautiful Ermine, Miniver, Lynx, Rolinski,
Chinchilla, &c., in Mantles, Capes, Victorines, Muffs, Cuffs,
Boas, &c., &c.
The most attractive novelty of the Season is the elegant
Elizabethan Victorine.

FURS CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND ALTERED
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDRALL-STREET.

FAMILY MOURNING

AND
FUNERALS FURNISHED,

RROBERTSON and MASON solicit the attention of
Purchasers to their Stock of
GENERAL MOURNING,

every article of which is of a superior and fashionable descrip-
tion ; and from their business, bot ' ying and selling, be-
ing conducied on the princi PROMPT PAYMENT, will be
found at much more re able prices than where a SYSTEM
OF CREDIT is purs .

.OLD HAYMARKET.
ROBERTSON AND MASON,
SILK MERCERS AND UNDERTAKERS.

LIVERPOOL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,

72, BOLD-STREET.

BRIGHT, SON, AND LEG GE,

FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS,

GENERAL MOUR,LiNiG-V-AREHOUSE,

7,g1,'-BOLD-STREET,

The new goods selected for the season in Ducapes, Satins,
Genoa Silk Velvets, Cashmeres, De Laines, French and British
Merinos, Coburgs, Saxony Plaids, Orleans, Sheeting:, Table
Linens, Irish Linens, Blankets, Tartan and Fancy Plaid Ging-
ham*, Flannels, Prints, Winter Hosiery, Gloves, Singlets, Rib-
bons, Bonnets, Dress Caps, 8-c., will comprehend such features
of novelty and economy as must place the Establishment se-
cond to none for the advantages it presents.
_ .

An immense stock of Clan,._ Fancy, Tartan, and Gala Plaids,
in all Wool, mixed &c., for Cloaks, Mantles, and Dresses.

A splendid stock of REAL IRISH TABINETS in—
Best Plain Ditto, all colours, at 3s. Gd. per yard
Best Figured Ditto 3s. 9d. ~
Rich Clan Tartans, in do 3s. 6d. „
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-22

A FRENCH SCHOLAR.

" Aimez vous la musique, M onsieur ? ' inquired her
Majesty, addressing me in the court dialect, which she
evidently saw I understood.
" Oui, votre Majeste," I answered promptly ; "Jesuix
un grand amand de cola."
"Dans ce cas, Monsieur, it est possible que vous possi-
dez le talent du chant."
I was not quite sure that I understood her Majesty's
meaning, for royalty loves to envelope itself in a disguise,
and I hesitated a moment, but recollecting that the word
"chanter" means to sing, my natural acuteness came to
my aid, and I replied—
" J'ai le plainer depouvoir un petit."
The Queen smiled at my readiness, and continued.
" Quel est votre genre, Monsieur?"
" Je suis masculin, votre Majesti," I returned.
" Sans doute, Monsieur, je ne suppose pas le contraire,
mais, dans quel genre chantez vous—ltalien, Francais,
Anglais ou Allemand ?"
I saw that I made a slight mistake here, in supposing
that the word "genre" meant gender, but I speedily re-
covered myself, when I found, by the question being put
in English, that her Majesty wished to know what was
my style of singing.
"Moi chanter, Madame, Anglais chansons: je non
savoir pas plusieurs."
" Quels sont les noms de ceux auquels vous donnez la
preference, Monsieur?"
It was not a very easy task to express their names in
French, but I made the attempt.
tan"t-L—e
cchheizen.mvoiai,nddeoulicoe cmmhee.oi
—zLeßlßglse ;eB
e en plein por-
ritannia_
Ecossais qui out—La jeune mai lune—Mon aparternent
garni est sur la froide terre—Sautez Jacques corbeau—
et un peu autres."

THE DUTCH FISHERIES 1N SHETLAND.—It is stated,
apparently on good authority, that for many years the
Scotch herring-fishery yielded the enterprising Holland..
ers a revenue of about £3,000,000 sterling. Dr. Camp-
bell, after premising that the value of the Dutch fishery
has often been exaggerated, and that, therefore, he will
give " a modest computation," proceeds to observe, that
it would be no difficult thing to prove to the satisfac-
tion of the candid as well as critical inquirer, that while
it continued to flourish in their hand, they drew from
their fishery out of the ocean washing the coasts of Shet-
land, to the amount of two hundred millions sterling 1"
Tbis shews what an immense and inexhaustible field of
wealth our remote seas in days of yore proved to those
who had skill and enterprise to cultivate it.—Eraser's
Magazine.