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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05

AMERICAN ICE

THOMAS PORTER feels mnch pleasure in inform.
ing his old Friends and the Public in general, that he has
been appointed SOLE AGENT for the SALE of
THE PURE AMERICAN BLOCK ICE,

From one of the American Lakes, which is justly celebrated
for the purity of its waters.
T. P. is now selling the above at
20 lb. for
56 lb. for
112 lb. for
Or, .e 3 p on of Cwt.
_ _ _

Blocks of Ice calporacked and forwarded to any part of
the United Kingdo

T. P. has als&Orisale pure Rough Ice, at prices considerably
lower than the above.
Apply at No. 1, Upper Dawson-street, where samples of the
above are constantly on view.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05

btrain 13. a b igation,

CARGO for these Ships will be received in the order of
priority of arrival at the Wharf, on MONDAY,TUESDAY, and
until Six o'clock On the EVENING Of WEDNESDAY preceding
the day of sailing.

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

MAIL STEAM SHIPS,
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL
BETWEEN
11/ LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
AND BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL YORK,
Call' at HALIFAX
To Land and Receive P ger: and Her Majesty's Mails.
Captain. Captain.
AMERICA .. C. H. E. kins NIAGARA .. Alex. Pyrie.
EUROPA.. .. Edw. . tt. CANADA .. Walter Douglas.
H I BEINIA -Neil an non. CAMBRIA . . Wm. Harrison.
BRITANNIA.W. J. C. Lang. _ CALEDONIA.John Leitch.

ACADIA

ptain James Stone,

THIS DAY, (Tnesday,) the sth instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
in the Commercial Sale- m,
100 Tierces America e Mess BEEF,
150 Barrels lear BEEF.
Apply to GEORGE BADENACH, Broker.

TH is DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
in the Commercial Sale-room,
158 Boxes American BACON,
50 Tierces „ HAMS, I salt,
17 Hhds. „ ' B ~ SHOULDERS, in dry salt,
Landing ex Isaac I'M om New York.—Apply to
GEORGE BADENACH, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05

'bout a month old, was found•in

EXTENSIVE AND FATAL VIM

—On Friday, a fire
eet Soho, London, which con-

broke out in Wardo
sumed several buil
burnt to death.

A chil,

was unfortunately

The people of Buckinhamshire are
purchase of the Chandos testimoni
Stowe, to be handed down as o
The bronze statue of Lord .A
signed for erection on the
Nith its granite pedestal, ship
few days since, in the shit/ 14
The inauguration of th

Aug for the
,uction at
family,

es, de-

ioncion Docks, a

rial branch of

emaini

the Great Northern Railroad of
Lille to Calais, tool
A letter from S

place on Satu
Petersburg

'rance, namely from

tates that on the 19th
ult. there were 34 new cases of cholera, 3t recoveries, and
9 deaths. The day after there remained 545 persons
attacked, or 70 less than the day before. At Riga, up to
the 17th of August, 6095 persons had been attacked, of
whom 1968 died, 3709 recovered, and 418 were still ill.
CONSECRATION AND DEDICATION CF A STATUE OF TIM

VIRGIN
benedie

,n account of the

tatue of the

recently erected in

,n, Dublin

The statue is of

and, with its

pedestal, chiselled 01
COMNIITTAT. OF IR

Thursday, at Si

Nlichael

Sweeney, Thomas Sweeney,
charged with the wilful mun
may be remembered that dece

and Thomas Maddam, were
.der of Edward Swaine. It

during a riot

in a. public-house, where
by a number of Irish r

men were attacked

7le ma:

istrates deter
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05

AMERICAN ICE

THOMAS PORTER feels mnch pleasure in inform-
ing his old Friends and the Public in general, that he has
been appointed SOLE AGENT for the SALE of
THE PURE AMERICAN BLOCK ICE,
From one of the American Lakes, which is justly celebrated
for the purity of its waters.
T. P. is now selling the above at
20 lb. for
56 lb. for
112 lb. for
Or, £3 per Ton of 20 Cwt
_ _

Blocks of Ice carethlly tacked and forwarded to any part of
the United Kingdom.

T. P. has also on sale pure Rough Ice, at prices considerably
lower than the above.
Apply at No. 1, Upper Dawson-street, where samples of the
above are constantly on view.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05

east filDirs.

Waving many goods engaged and now going on board, will be
despatched on the 20th instant.
For MANILLA,
ligaga The beautiful new Manilla-built Brig TIEMPO,
_ _ Captain J. J>efrrifirE;

343 tons registei; off a first-rate importunity to
shippers, as the vessel sails markably fast, and the Captain
has had long experience e Manilla ann China trades.—For
terms, &c., apply on ard, in the Prince's Dock ;to Messrs.
G. & A. HERRING and Co., or to W. & J. TYRER.

EZitOt Inbits.

•:* To sail on the 16th instant.
For DEMERARA,
hot-- The Barqu ORA,
kri DONALD ONISON, Master.
For freight o ssage apply to
SNNDBACH, TINNE, and Co

Inittb gPtatto.

BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

The splendid

t-class American Ship

CQIMIrLIA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

the cause of le'v'yir

r; for, t

;ociety,

le King, they pie against his Royal Majesty ; and, besides
have a direct tendency to dissolve all the bonds c
troy all property and a

naginary
; have no
to effect these ends by fo-rce and num-
n of law, within the clause for levying
vied at the King's crown and royal dignity."

;rievances or for the refor
public nature, and in WI

Isar; for they a
Applying these print
brought before them,

to the cases likely to be

the Grand Jury would consider
tisfied them that there was a public
uniting of armed persons, and whc-
1, pervading the whole kingdom,

object in view by the

If it was to pull
s, it would be a

to propose a

or overawing

t Act d

so as to make
herations they
.ct, by force—

the Govern

tatute of E,

.hould there be a

t the Government, but

t in or

well as the
compassing and imagining, and if it was not they ought
to throw out the bill. Now, what was an overt act?
It was absurd to saj that words alone could not be overt
acts. If he advised a party to kill his neighbour, and the
party so advised did so his words were an overt act. If
they were satisfied that there was such an overt act, they
would find the bill—if not, they would throw it out.
In one of the cases, a number of overt acts were
charged, and if the Grand Jury were satisfied that
any one of them was made out, it would be their duty
to find the bill. The next case was one of a very serious
character—it was a ci.a

the Grand Jury must be

11 that the overt act v

st a large body of persons

for murder, no fewer than six according to the calendar
for the murder of a policeman. They would require—some
of them at least—

as to NO

;he true
Dn as to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET
COMPANY

Will. in addition to t

Daily Seam Vessels.

T~ `~

DIAMOND, EMI E]
To DU
Every TUESDAY,THUR

or PEARL,

Cargo for these vessels will be r
caner of Trafalgar Dock, and freii

r.ceived at the south-east
IA charged at a reduced

JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITI

Agent

Fon DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
.
BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
I W .V,, ,' ,i. I • ,_, THE CITY OFDUBLINSTEAM-PACKET
~,
,:-.=b COMPANY,
-7- INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARTAAMENT.
The above Counrany sail their Vessels, (vvith •r without

,ts,) taking Goods ind

THIS DAY,
WEDNESDA

December 1?. at 10 o'clock P.M.
December 13, at 10 o'clock P.M.
December 14, at 12 o'clock NOO
December 15, at 1 o'clock P.M.
SATURDAY, December 16, at 2 o'clock P.M.

THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,

ss Steam(

Apply- to

THOMAS

On THURSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the

Commercial Sale-room

Landing ex Norfolk-Hero train Smyrna ;

)xes
Boxes Bunch Afuscatel RAISINS
Boxes . . .

Landing e,t Emily, from-11falaza.—Appy to
GEORGE EADENACH, Bra
•

FRIDAY

Deptot, north end Princes' Dock,
About 30 SAILS, suited for Vessels from 200 to 500 tons, all in

excellent condition; also,

MI arrairzed in lots to suit purcbast:rs.—For Cata'Ogues apply
to TONGE, CURRY, and Co., Brokers, Derby-buildings.

Postponed from Wednesc
On FRIDAY nrxt, the 15th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
. Brokers' Office, Excharr,'e-plare Exchange-street East,
About 60 Tons Savanilla FUsTic,
„ 5 Tons NICARAGUAWOOD,
Per Alert, from Savanilla : King's Bcck.—Apply to Messrs. A.

ray, the 13th Sus

NEXT WEEK, &c,

Postponed from Monday, the 11th instant,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

intend and agree together to frie
to shoot him through the head, such
individual only by whom it was done

So in the c-ase. lil:cly
they thought there w

intent of the whole
doubting that they had

was their intent.i4
way, then Ell v

a common i
, all who op
• heavy offem

!iceman ire

.t the cireums.
hat his eviden

that ly

id to the g?
'e have, said
;stress at this

as the eme

:hten a constable, and one man
act wuniu atlect the

to come before the Grand Jury, if
,as no reasonable doubt that the

—if there was no ground for
iced at the conclusion that it
Itch persons as came in their
F. But if on the other hand
lose came out—that a crowd

but not in that bloody

guilty 9:

to occur fliat a

frights ed

that the

Id 111 E

,ent.

may be on,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

vote of that
ther

The Ainor in

apprehenfleci that if a t

)me effeminate and Italianized
mons on that score. Mu
Trafalgar, and many ott
their achievement
and sentiment
to such a
of a Nelso

al a gm-- to inspiring songs
It was his belief that we owed as much
man as Dibdin as to the bravery and gallantry
n. Mr. W. Brown then addressed a few words
to the [audienc3. Mr. George Holt proposed a vote of
thanks to Mr. Caine, the chairman of the Concerts Com-
mittee, who duly acknowledged the compliment. At the
close, " God save the Queen!' was called for and given
with hearty effect.

m ea
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

of £1863 7

state best deal with

Le fact ?

It, is only within these very few years that this question
has been again raised. During the reigns of all our Pro.
testant Sovereigns, one and the same answer has been
returned to it—viz., that the state has a paramount right
to the entire allegiance of all its subjects—that Papal su-
premacy is a usurpation—and that Briti,,h-monarehs are
" over all persons, and in all causes within these their
dominions supreme."
For a long period of our history, to, maintain the doc-
trine of the Pope's supremacy has been a penal offence;

and although modern legislation has removed all such pe-
nalties, and has moreover given political power to the Ro-

inate.autho

within

lutely repudiated by the. law.
Attempts, however, are being made to obtain its recog-
nition. The ministers are preparing the way by acting as

To the Irish' Romanist archbishops and bishops has
been, on ministerial responsibility, assigned the same rank
as that of the Established Church. The ministers of the
Crown, without the intervention of any legal grant of the
Sovereign,have conferred on those archbishops and bishops
of the Pope's creation equal rank with the prelates of the
Church of England. If this be right it is clear that the
Queen is no longer the sole fountain of honour within our
English realm. Further, the noble President of her Ma-
jesty's Privy Council has openly proclaimed his wish to be
able " to lay open to the Pope, with the peculiar influence
he possesses, the condition of every part of her Majesty's
dominions ;" and the Queen's representative in Ireland
has humbly solicited not only the Pope's advice but his
sanction on a question of internal policy.
These facts afford sufficient evidence that it is the design
of the present ministers to obtain the recognition and
establishment of the authority of the Pope, as one to be
co-ordinate with their Queen's.
Is this, then (putting aside the religious part of the
question), a fitting course for the advisers of a Protestant
Sovereign ? Is it safe ? Is it wise ?

The Sovereign now, as heretofore, by the law, says to

her Roman Catholic subjects, " So long as you are loyal
in act, we will not interfere with any abstract disloyal
dogmas in your creed : nevertheless to your entire loyalty
we have a right. We will not consent avowedly to share
that right with others, still less with one who disputes Our
own."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

said were of a more inflamma:
!ver had the misfortune of ap-

peartng to prosecute in a court of ju
of a most bombastical character, par
Reynolds, elicited considerable me]

Some of these
y those of Dr.

the court

which was incr..
General that the
characters, was at that moment skulking in Anieri _
elsewhere. Referring to one of the speeches in (pies
tion, in which the press of Liverpool was viruldritly
tached, he paid to the press generally, on -
count and that of the g
its conduct in laying a
put down disaffection among,
zentlernan concluded his a(

the remark of ti

Attorney.
st skulls]

own ac-

wernment, a h.
party feeli

V detailing the mod

in which the n
vered
that on

the authoriti

ons of the prisc
es; and remarks

my it was rur

Le _Railway station at
.ts in Ireland, and rt.

pool was in flan
di

y inte

ihill to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

BROW. (

nesday

the E'vening, at the George Inn, Dale-street,

Lot I.FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES, being 'Nos. 19,
21, 23, and 25, on the east side of Mulberry-street,
occupied by Mess-s. Minshull and others, at a rental of .e6O.
2.—Two DWELLING-HOUSES, being Nos. 27 and 29, on
the east side of Mulberry-street, occupied by Mr. Harris and
Mr. Thomas, at a rental of .E2B.
3.—An excellent SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at
the corner of Mulberry-street and Chesnuttreet; in the pos-
session of Mr. Danson. at a rental of 55
4.—Two DWELLING•HOUSI ,'being Nos. 15 and 17, on
the north side of Chesnut-st , occupied by Mr. Shaw and
Mr. Kelly, at a rental of .
5.—A DWELLING- SE, lately used as a Beer Shop, with
the Yard and Out i dings thereto, situate at the corner of
Chesnut-street and Back Bedford-street, in the possession of
Mr. Herdman, at a rental of .£2B.

6.—A cornpct PROPERTY, consisting of a Dwelling-house,
Stabling, and Yard, situate in Back Bedford-street, well adapted
for a Car Proprietor, which are in the occupation of Mr. Kell,
at a rent of
The Tenure is Leasehold.

A Plan of the above Property may be seen, and full particulars
had on application at the Offices of Mr. WILLIAM HINDE,
Solicitor, Peel-buildirms, Harrington-street, or of Mr. JOHN
ATKINSON, Solicitor, Lyndhurst-chr.mbers, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

of the prise

thawing ti
acted, by which at •

been paralyzed by ris
I farther by firin

ged, duri-ng the.trial of S
day to day and watch the

iner they w

the central authority there, each member c

tion being require

gyred wi

nition. The learned gentleman proce.:ded_to reattseve
extracts from spec

le by some of the prisoner

ngs, which h
tore nature than he had

public me
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

Jpe is now repres

The cholera seems to be spreading in Dumfries. Dr.
Ithprland was there last %,eek, to adopt measures for

arresting its progress.
It is said that Sir Culling Eardley voted with the Con-
servatives on many occasions when in Parliament, and
supported General Gascoyne's famous motion made for
the purpose of defeating the Reform Bill.
The marriage of Miss Duff, daughter of the Hon.
General Sir Alexander and Lady Duff, and Mr. Richard
Brooke, eldest son of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., of Nor-
ton Priory, (

dem nised to-day.
Me Times of yesterday,
hich the candidates for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

he EUROPA, for HA

the Eur

STEAM COMMtNICATION BETWEEN LIVER
POOL AND PORT RUSH, DIRECT.
in ST. COLUMB,

1,4 k

lACARTHIJR, Master,
sail (with or with Pilot) as

THURSDAY,

t 1 o'c

IARTIN and BURNS and Co., Liverpool

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND SLIGO.

i ROCK

JAMES T
Itlr nil-

NBULL, COT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

the Constitutior

ties demanded by ti
s more democratic than that of Belgiun'

ITALY

The Pope has escaped from I
the guest. of the King of Naples

Le Po)e did not leave

merits in the Quirinal Palace after the murder (

Rossi, and

ed by the

rounded by

the new a

foreign am

the Bavarian I

e, and i

on the night of the sth, to

wernrnent as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

By Messrs. TROTTER and KIRBY

BIRKENHEAD.

HOUSEHOLD FURNI7'URE,
CHINE, Large CHIMNEY
JAPANNED FOLDING SC

MANGLE, WASHING MA.
GLASS, CH EVAL DITTO,

FOUR PIECES BRUSSELS CARPETING, FIVA
DITTO KIDDERMINSTER DITTO, 12 HEARTH
RUGS, 12 SQUARES OF OIL CLOTH, CUT GLASS,

VEFSRS. F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, of FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven
o'clock punctually, at their Rooms, Argyle-street, Hamilton-
square, Birkenhead,
The modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., including

rndsome Star•top Wa
.ope Dining Tables, se

!asses, Chests of

Blankets,- Quilts,- Feather Beds, Toilet G
Drawers, Child's Cot and Cradle, Dressing'
stands, Damask Window Curtains and Cornice, pair of Cornice

itt Articles, Dish Covers, large Meta
a, an Ottoman Bed, Kitchen Dresser:
h Rugs, Muggers, Wire Windov

Dec. 12,1848.

cairs by 2urtion.

GENTEEL FURNITURE.
By Mr. BYFORD,
On THURSDAY next, the 14th instant, at Eleven o'Clocic
precisely, upon the Premises, No. 14. Low-hill-terrace,
THE genteel HOUSEHOLD FERNITURE and
Effects of a Gentleman leaving town, comprising modern
Lofty Mahogany Four-post Bedstead, upholstered in Figured
Damask, Camp Ditto, Feather Beds, Hair Mattress, Painted
Articles, Imitation Rosewood Chairs,

, mahogany Pembroke
and Card Tables, Ditto Bookcase, with Folding Glazed Doors,
capital Mahogany-Framed Sofas, in Hair-cloth, Damask
Window Curtains, Kidderminster Carpets, Gas Chandeliers,
Fenders, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects.
May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
on tbe Premises, or at the Office of Mr. BvFoan, Clayton-
square.
N.B.—The HOUSR to he LET.

BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES.
OFFICE FIXTURES AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECT'S.
BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
41'1 FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre-
cisely, ❑pon the Premises, Tower-chambers, Old Churchyard,

../Tvca -5a1U1.31/3, LIM ,orriur, riAIU.K.E6, MlLNEtvar
PATENT SAFES. and other Miscellaneous Effects of Messrs.
W. Rose and Co., Bankrupts.
The OFFICE FIXTURES, &c., comprise several Mahogany-
top Desks and Tables, Desk Stools, Copying Machine, Two
Milner's Patent Safes, Weber's Patent Iron Door with Clitib's
Lock, Large Painted Presses, Panelled Partitioning, Gas Fit-
tings, Two Ship Barometers (by Woods), Charts, Maps, Ink-
stands, Sliver Ore, Four Bundles Twine, Fenders, Fire.
The MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, Tower-gardens

its, Portable Stove, Sick Truck,
ats. Cask Cana-
Indry Timber,

Quantity Log Wood, Ditto
Dye Wood, Indian Matting, Ditto Knives, Mu
dian Flour, Grind Stones, Scaffolding Planks,

.i►•ons, &c.
i, include

May be vi

d on the Mornir

s. or at the 01

)f Sale, and Catalogues bad
e of Mr. BYFORD, Clayton'

FURNITURE. &c.,
MOSS STREN,T.
r ORD will SELL by AUCTION, on

25, Moss-street, the Remaining
HOLD FURNITURE, Cnandeliers,

tleman remov

'hairs, Rocking Chair, and Sofa, in Hair
-Tally Round and Oblong Loo Tables,
"lock, Pair Rosewood Card Tables,
-,ets, Chandeliers, Fenders and

'our-post Bed

of Sale, when Catalogues

ses, cr c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

Cldyton-square

- - • - iinnaiiig at. kit: u 1.1131,ft,
Hunters, the Property of W. J. Anderton,
VORTY HORSES, consisting of Eight valuable
—lining Hunting, 'I tree Horses, TWO
'ham Horses, al4
Esq., who is

r of very Landsome Gray Mar
, some very superior Hacks, Hunters,
ie Property of Gentlemen, a Gray

SALE OF CART

T LUCAS'

REPOSITORY.

VEDNESDAY I

13th instant

their Repository, Great Chan, •
rrIWENTY to Thirty CART 11ORSI
L Horses, &c., Floats, Lorries "
Carts, spring Carts Iv `

It One o'clock, al

• Harness
ad and Narrow wheeled

ecnapels, Gears, and Saddlery

THE ENTIRE STOCK OP
r. EDWARD WARING, _

!ci is declining busi

Waterloo,
HORSES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

TO RELIGIOUS DEN_9,IIINATIONS.

MO be SOLD, the CH , in Byrom-street, re-
cently occupied e Baptists, containing Seat-room
for nearly 1000 per s. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheri-
tance. Price and terms will be rea,.onable.
Apply to GEORGE BYFORD, Estate Broker, 44, Dale-street.

MO he SOLD, for the sum of X 450, Three DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, in the ce Liverpool, having a
frontage of fifteen yards to street. Leasehold under the
Corporation. Renta net per annum.
Apply to GEoacre Y FORD, Estate Broker, 44,8a1e

street

Eo bt &0113 or Eft:

TO be SOLD or LET, MALVERN LODGE, Oxton,
late the Residence of William Potter, Esq. ; contains
Dining and Drawing-room, Parlour—and Library, Ten Bed-
rooms, &c. There are Hot a reen Houses, capital Stables,
Sbippons, &c., and ever ( ern convenience. Also, a small
VILLA, with Stabl c., adjoining.
Apply to Mr. ALTER SCOTT, Architect, Birl
7, Castle-street, Liverpool

.enhead, and

~~~;,~.

Co It Ett.

MO be LET, that co • us and well-built
I WAREHOUSE, erect expressly for the liurpose of
Storing Iron, at Duke' ck, Liverpool. May be entered upon
Ist January. 1849.
Apply to Mr. JA)

ES PENDLEBURY,DtIke

iverpool

-possession, a WARI
00-
ng the Crown Vaults, Flee

MO be LET, with immediate
HOUSE and YARD, ad
street, lately occupied b
Apply to Mr. MANS

)EN, 5, Old Church-yard

IMPORTANT TO HOTEL-KEEPERS AND OTHEI
Tro be LET, and may be ente--
..i. atr on the 25th -IklarFl.l neSe,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

O
all that
adjoint
the cou
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situatic
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Railwt
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

named I%.l`Cuiloch, in A
watch and et ceteras.

each other

They were committed for trial

AN OLD OFFENDER CAUGHT.—John Minor, a young
a carter, who bad bee❑ twice before committed, was
charged with twine: found, under very suspicious circurnsta

in a bark veal in Great George's-place, where there was a cos
Led. He was sent for three months to the House of Correctio

MURDEROUS ASSAULTS

saPor. named (so near ns w

knife, which was produce
he Wade. An interpreter

wounded man being danger
)ner was remanded until tit
ther evidence adduced.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

VH, re

THOMAS CRICHTON, Feq., of Auchinskeoch,
writer, and late provost of the burgh
lav, in Canterbury-str
A, which he bore with Chr

Dumfrie

;ect 40, Mr

fter a severe illness of four
fortitude and resignation,
. .

s peace

I).NIONDSON. c

.01:T, relict of the

Elizabeth

Mort,

Rev. James

Same day, iii Clifton-park, Birkenhead, .
son of the late Mr. THOMAS MAYNARD_
Same day, at West ClilFe, Preston, ELIZABETH, wife of H
C. GORS'I, Esq., deputy-clerk of the peace of this county.
Same day, at Prompton, in her 90th year, and 44th of her
widowhood, SARAH, relict of SAMUEL ROSE, Esq., editor of

cl 16, WILLIAM

friend and corresiinr
Same day, inaliay

it of the poets Vowper and II ayley.
l's-green, West Derby, aged 75, MA&

THOM

TIN HAIGH, Req.
Same day, aged 76, _ NETHERTON PARKER, Esq.,
of Sweeney-hall, near Oswestry, a magistrate of the county of
Salop.

Same day, Mr. HARRY NEWNHAM GARRETT, son of
the late Lieut. E. Garrett, R.N. Deceased was washed over-
board from the Chester and Holyhead Company's steamer
Scotia, (luring a violent hurricane, in the Irish Channel.
On the sth instant, at Lynipatone, ❑ear Exeter, aged 23,
SARAH, the wife of Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON, of Hock Ferry,
Cheshire.

Same day, aged 36, Pi.
John-street, Blackburn.
Same day, at Stoke, Lady ASHBURTON.
Same day, in his 66th year, Mr. GEORGE BLAND, of Garra-
way's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Coralll, London.
On the 6th instant, it her father's residence, Daulby-street,
wife of Mr. HENRY HUNT, and daughter of Mr.
James Duffy.

JOHN CARRUTIIERS, draper,

I JAM

game da}:, in his
miller, Kirkdale Nev

b year, Al

y, in her 67th yea

HAYWAR-O,

RICHARD BURROWS

ALICE, wife of 11

ANNE JEFFERIES

I, relict of

wife of
toe fourth Iktnn-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

it became nece
that

toe entirely,

Ibut I am happy to state A... - I before them
and I can walk now with the greatest ease. I can, therefore,
recommend my friends who are suffering from the same cause I and clause t
IL. STEELE. '

to pay a visit to Mr. Levi.
17, Russell-street, Liverpool, March 6th, 1646.

From R

Duarte, E:

thoat p:irinr.

:change-building', Liverpool, 10th January, 1848

From the Mast Rev. Hie Grace fhe Lord Archbishop or Armagh. force or ci
1 certify that Mr. Levi extracted the corns which were in my their mea
feet without giving me any pain. J. G. ARMAGH. sty.,‘:-
10, Charles-street, St. James's-square, Aug. 8, 1543.

From his Cr

the Duke of Leeds

other oft

I consider that 1V
as he has extracted

Levi is a very c:er

"Jpfwator for corns,

!veral very pii

I printing or w

Thom His Grace the Duke of Cleve!mut

I certify that Mr. Levi has completely cured my corns.
CLEVELAND

From th

fost Noble the 3farquis of 7 homont

,evi has ext

ted corns from me

■go, am
41, B,

1 that I have

frered izc

So\ D. I rPc

I fieverat corns ft

LOTH I A.N

of Douglas

I certify to the skill of Mr. Levi. -
Aiienst 8. 1846. DOUGLAS AND CLYDESDALI

'he Right Ha

the Earl

of !Tome,

I certify tlint
.11.

extracted corns from my feet fou
HOME.

&et in order that they might apply it to what cam(
That Act was the 11th
d enacts :
That if any person whatsoever, after the passing of this Aet
shall, within the United Kingdom or without, compass, ima-
gine, invent, devise, or intend to th,prive or depose our most

1 12th Victoria,

1, or royal

ies, or to levy war agninst he]
s, within any part of the Un

t to coml.

or in ord

rs, from a

) not any force
we both

to or ov

t, or to t:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

that of aMan, named Henry
taken ill about ten o'clock on, &tut
died about the same. "•--

igh, aged sixty, who.was
at, day night week,. and
1 the t% owing morning. This

BRUTAL TREATMENT or A CHIMNEY
Salford sessions, on Friday, before J. F. I
master chimney-sweeper, named Samuel Thompson,
charged with ill-treating a climbing-boy, about eight

L~q., a

years of age, named Eth;ard Thomas Combe
said he had been with the prisoner about eight
the 21st ultimo the prisoner tied a strap rou
ened the other end to a nail in the wall of 11
and hung him up. tie was then quite na
feet did not touch t

The boy
.eks. On

him, fast

he coal place
ked, and hi

night. The prisoner also him, and threw hot watt
upon him. On one day he got no food,, and his mast(
refused to give him any, though entreated by a perso
who we'll in. He got a hit of bread at last and erei

ged him out, and struck him with a red-hot spindle
Several other brutal assaults upon the poor boy were als(
proved. The prisoner was found guilty. The. learner
chairman, in sentencing him to hard labour for eigh
months, said that he had never heard of a more oc—
inhumau, and brutal assault.

4wardly

it ASSIZ

--•-
On• Wednesday, George Josepl

Wils 13.1111.3A2L1 Va ovuata.... - - ••• •
that at a meeting, in Hyde, the prisoner advised the peo_
ple to arm themselves, in order to obtain the Charter.
lie was tired of moral force, and nothing but Physical
force would do now. He said he wanted no Queen, nor
Archbishop of Canterbury, with his £75,000 a year ; and
that Prince Albert and all the little Princes must be sent
to Germany to make German sausages of, He advised
them to get guns and pikes, to put down the tyrannical
government, He was sentenced to two years' imprison-
ment, and to find sureties afterwards for his good beha-
viour— Sixt Dtanfiiu ; tiio A
teenyiounegmenpleadtetadrgutieyilly to a conspiracy
and riot oenerai
pleaded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

'd the case, and stated t
we t'

d the particul,
1 for the purr

town into dist

the iute

rators were discovered by the authoritie
of these he read seve2 al extracts from the minute i

the association, signed by
highly seditious t

a complete c

iiat ion was efft

authorities could ha,
district of the town, 1
The prisoners were
in Ireland, to s

he warehouse

to act in wl

Fiers were pre-

rect a rising in behalf of a repeat of
bath Liverpool and Manchester. The

Tganizing the

n illustration

ny moment th.

n every'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

We have not had time to peruse several lengthy communica-
tions sent to us yesterday.

Nay we asl
. become c

ithriut offer

will hay
offered ;

is to i

Cher Soot &tanbarb.

powers that be, what has

to them that the reporters, who
of disposed to keep it hack much
• kept their pledge of silence faith-
some of the Health Committee
nd they naturally conceive it a
Paths sealed, whilst other parties
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

=:IZ=MB

W-ttruaturc.

MISSING—THE GREAT SEASERPENT.—Had on, when
last met with, a bunch of sea-weed round its neck, a seal-
skin
coat, with a very long tail, and " continuations" of
a most extensive character. He had been going lately to
very great lengths; but his friends fear that he may have
come to an untimely end, for when last seen he appeared
to be almost at his last extremities. He need not be
afraid to make his appearance again, and unfold himself
without scruple, but he must embrace the present oppor-
.tunity, or he is for ever lost.— Punch.
IMMORTALITY.—Some of the houses in Edinburgh are
• eleven stoties high, and in one of these near that exquisite
green slope from the Castle-esplanade Johnson visited
Boswell ; and here also David flume the historian and
philosopher, resided for many years till he removed into
the oldest square of the New Town. A recent traveller
toiling up the stairs asked an oli woman, who was con-
veying a pitcher of water to her aerial domicile in the
building, whether she could tell him in which story David
Hume lodged. "Dawvid Hume ! Dawvid Hume ! (re-
pl!ed the old woman)—I hae been here this echteen year,
and never mind sic a name. Dawvid Hume is no on this
stair." To which he gently replied, in Toot's phraseology,
hat it was " of no consequence," and seat a retreat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

le justice to

hr your su

IS Qt S

3w, for at Ares

3 g; to the full

The prisoner we

Pendleb

sonar

the resuit of neglige

George F.

.t the t

Monk pr(
on the d

uteri. I

when I
the hea

labour in Kirkeal,

Manche

N Ir. Monk pro

It appear

dispute arose, and t

which v
fortunat

soner offered it to
The iur, f

ui him

him to two ye

NISI PRI

Ilis Lordship to,

TRIAL OF TII

THE QUEE

yen counts, the sub
had conspired to pr
used for the purpo:
Majesty in Irelan

with M'r. Knowle

Crompton, ar
Robibson, ai
pc ared forso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

red a small quantity of this mixture
The child sank under the

An inquest was held on the
coroner censured the ommission of
labelling the

'Mel the sargeon had been guilty, in not
'essel containinr, the medicine. This, however, was con-
ry, as the messenger was apprized of its

dered unneces;

:Ontents

GREAT GEORGE-STREET CHAPEL SCHOOLS.— On
Thursday evening, Mr. W. M. Fisher, of this town, de-
livered a popular lecture on astronomy, at the Music-
hall, Bold-street, in aid of the funds of the above-named
institution.
.The hall was filled by a highly respectable
auditory. The Rev. Dr. Raffles occupied the chair. The
lecture was explanatory of t
beautifnllt

solar system, ar

ies of well-executed dia-

number of splendid views

re introduced, illust
Many of the

ews were entirely

view of Neptune with his belt

nd two sat

lites, and seen by Mr. Lassell, of this town, the first dis-
coverer of the peculiar phenomena regarding this planet.
The lecture realised the handsome sum of £4O.
EARL HARROWBY AND THE COLONIZATION SCCIETY.
—The energies and aptitude for business of our late noble
representative are seemingly finding appropriate vent in

the promotion of the emigration movement in which the
Colonization Society are now engaged, and of which, we
observe, that our late quasi-candidate, Lord Mandeville,
is a member. A great meeting in support of the objects
of the society is to be held in the Town-hall of Binning-
__

and on the following day, Lord Icarrowhy is to

Warwick, and Stafford, arid many of the local nobility and
gentry. Chester, we believe, is tt:e next place the society
purposes visiting, and immediately afterwards Liverpool.,
SHORT WEIGHTS.—Mr. G. H. Lawrence stated to the
Council on Wednesday, that a practice, which he consi-
dered a very unfair one—unfair towards the ntibli,

consumer, and the conscientious shopkeeper--now prt
--ns;derahle extent—that was, the practice
sight at certain provision shops. MI

giving insufficient v

Fell, in order to test this custom. sent to seven

I parcels of su

soap, and found that, w

_ ,tion, every one of
these parcels was deficient—one to the extent of an ounce
and a quarter in halt a pound. The defence or explana-
nation was, that the parths were obliged for the conveni-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

him at these assizes, for undoubtedly
s were imposed upon the gentry of this and the
v of York were great and onerous, in-

)During con.

be detained fen days I-
learned Judge) would

h the pre

ngi

business

y for the jud

He, therefo

t continue so I
nrAnClAnt 01111fliti

t arrangement.
:00 at York ; and

he (the

to judge fic

prisoners here and
- ire the Easter

to resume

feared they m
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

criterion of the c

the acts of one man being the acts of all, which was a
matter of serious importance to be properly understood
by the public, for if it was understood, persons would be

„
careful how they accompanied crowds- when engaged in
unlawful acts. A man might be guilty of murder without
knowing that a murder had been committed at all, and
justly so too. If a mob of persons assembled together,
armed, with intent to beat down all resistance, to kill the
police or other respectable persons who might interfere to
prevent their purposes, and some man at one end of the
crowd kills another, those at the other end would be
guilty of murder though they knew nothing about it ; and
the only difference would probably be, that the parties
who did not commit the act would not be so severely
punished. Still all would be guilty, and liable to the
same punishment. But inasmuch as that depended upon
the circumstance that all must have the common purpose
and common intent, they ought to see how far the com-
mon intent of the wholenally went, because it would be
unjust to visit all with punishment when some had gone
beyond the original intent of all. His Lordship then re-
ferred to a case tried before him in the year 1839, which
was for the murder of a policeman in Liverpool, and on
that occasion he stated what he conceived to be the law
of the case which subsequent reflection had not caused him
to alter. The jury, he thought very properly, found all
guilty of manslaughter only, they believing that the mob
on that occasion only contemplated giving the constable
a severe beating. In the case to come before the Grand
Jury however, a deadly weapon was used, and therefore
it was murder in any case, if used intentionally. His
Lordship then read the following remarks bearing upon
the case, which formed part of his charge to the jury on
the trial of Inspector Ross

:ogether in pursuance of a

inteire7tu, eux:e7yva—cTtfone in furtherance of such interest by each
of them is, in law, done by all. The act, however, must be in
if the coMMOU interest. Thus if several ware to

purcwce
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

William

James H

1, Esq., CU
I ht P

Gilbert Greena

1 Greenall

Warrington

William Gale, Esq., Ulverston ;
Edward Gibbon, Esq., Everton ;
Michael Hughes, Esq., St. Helen's ;
James Heald, Esq., M.P., Parris Wood, Manchester
Joseph Jones, jun., Esq., Hathershaw ;
John Bramley-Moore, Esq., Mayor of Liverpc
Robert H. Norreys, Esq r- -
Theodore W.
Christopher I
William RaN

etllerton

1., Walton Breeli

Singleton Lodge.

t vice ar

e to the Gr

ving t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

stow

metimes sugar, dimir.

S HALL, LIVEF

centreing is ready

:led very much in

.fight proud may

L. It is One of the finest
nd an honour to the country.

---
enough to spoil the in-

; the vaulting is to be formed

hich will I)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

P
100,000 t(

in sou
jug To

£12,000, £1

on view of t

had died ti
time labou

bad granted b-oth food and medical relief. From the evi-
dence of the mother it appeared, that deceased had for
some time been unable to take solid food, liquids had
been administered without avail, and the child gradually

sank under t

lay morning. I

my returned a

ct of died from Measles and

scrofula

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETI

On Sunda

in the

John Grc

forward on the following evening, at a meeting in the
National School-room. Great interest was manifested
on the part of the people, the school-room being filled by
a most attentive audience. The meeting was addressed
by the incumbent, and also by the Rev. Thomas Green,

of Bardsley

nary from

Ceylon, it
by all present
11 (meeting, in
11 ( Church Missionary S
and favour in the little vill

ti further

interest was taken
was collected atter

E 7, a proof and earnest that
:jet), will meet with support

3rd. We may add

that this is the first time
cated in Itainford
SAT

has ever been advo-

ing, Mr. Brat✓

loore, our newly-ele
ruin Aigburth, atteu,

a numerous party f
Evening C

cert. V

thrn 2700 r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

From W. R. Coulborn, Req., New Brighton, Cheshire,
Monsieur Levi has extracted several very troublesome c

from the fe
and certainly most skilfully

From Inc

rtery, E.s:q,

Monsieur Levi has extracted a very troubles
my foot with great skill, and without the least
ting. or any other dangerous process.___

From Win. Tril.on, Egg

Wm. WIT

From .T. Pete

Holt-hfll,

son, in my presence; I believe withi
W;11. it. COULBORN

1, near Lire

THOS. ROAINSON, Sanelford-liouse,
Bootle, near Liverpool.

.ores from my jr
J. PETERS. n,

REYNOLD GUNNERY.
Theod o-

I then appeared before him at then
the duties were imposed upon th,

zhbouring county c

asn-nich as they had now to at

and he feared this must cont

or undoubted
sentry of this and tl
York were great and onerous, it

nt cond
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

TRAFALGAR, and
, sail EVERY EVE]

n*ge's Pierhead, LIVER]
OUR, carrying Her Majcs

from l

,OL, for KIM
's Mail and Ca

For BELFAST, the WINDSOR
THIS DAY, December 12, at 111 o'clock P.M.

THURSDAY, December

tiNCESS, or
o, at Seven

21, at S o'clock P.M.
Tpoot every alternate Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday.

INARVON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

RAILWAYS.
50 Aberdeen l7/ tii) 18
4/Amberg,ate & Eastern Junction 4i.. 4 d
25 Arbroath and Forfar.
47i Bedford, London, &Birminghm
10 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire
27/ late C. &B. 5 3a. cent. till 1849
13/ Do.
.tl2
10 Birmingham and Dudley
20 Birmingham and Oxford June
5 Boston, Stamford, and Birming
25 f Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe,i
and West Yorkshire, No. 1. I
14 Ditto & North Western.. (A)'
25 Ditto guar. 6ap cent..... (B)
90 Bristol and Exeter
27/ New shares
284/ B-ickinghamshire
50 Cal"lonian
8 Quarter shares (late Hair stirs)
50 Clydesdale Junction .
50 Chester and Holyhead .
15 Pref. 5/ per cent. guaranteed
25 Dundee and Arbroath
25 Dundee and Perth

9f.. 9i d
13#..131
9k.. 8* d
4i.. 4i p
24 ..243

13 ..12i d
17#..1,1
38 ..34 d
12 .. 10 d

13k.. 14

14 New quarter shares
20 Eastern Counties
61 Perpetual, No. 1
6t Perpetual, No. 2
25 East Anglian, .e 25 shares
18 Do., £lB shares
_ .
aar. 6 per cent

3il New shares,

East Lancash;re

21 hewTi2sshares: :: :
64 New quarter shares

25 I East Lincolnshire
25 East and West Yorkshire
50 dinburgh and Glasgow
20 Half shares
124 New Half shares
25 Edinburgh and Northern
15 .eIS shares—Newport
131 New .e 25 shares
04 New aels shares
20 late Edinbro', Le
20 Preference shares

25.. 25
14.. 15

4i..4
45..4
93..103

72..74-c

$.. ~ d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

joL.mpon at
f the larF,,e

istm as

frequented HOTEI.S in Lixpea
to be taken at a valtlit.ielf7in the usu
For further information apply to Mr. D. Hopoxixa. Np.
Queen-square.

Stoci

TO be LET, at Ai
from the Exchange,

rooms and Two Dressing-roo
Attics, Coach-house and
Rent moderate.
Apply to Mr: S. NI ATERHOLTSE

about fou

ana a

id TlireE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

1 hope

beatin
veries

Cumnzerce.
A TENDER WIFE.-At a recent sitting of the Court of
Assizes of the department du Pas-de-Calais, Catherine

Dehay, aged 59, was condemned to death for murdering
her husband at Bavineourt, arrondissement of St. Paul.
On the 28th of February last the husband suddenly disap-
neared, and the prisoner pretended that he had gone to
Arras and Paris to fight in the revolution. Some time
after she attempted to get possession of his property, to
which she was entitled as survivor by virtue of their mar-
riage contract ; but the notary told her that she could not
receive it until the death of heihusband should be clearly
proved. On the 20th of August a human head was found
lying in the middle of the road, and a little while after
part of a human leg, enclosed in a boot was also disco-
vered. The head was ascertained to be that of the priso-
ner's husband, and on a search being set on foot the body
was found interred in her garden. From the marks on
he head, it was evident that death bad been caused by
g the skull with a hammer. A number of disco-
were made in the house, and circumstances were
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

tist intent on de-

bly have suc-

ainfortunately

paupers accusal Mr. Locke of over-scverity.
Loss OF AN AMERICAN BARQUE.—On Friday week
the Henrietta, Jones, master, left Cork in ballast for

and on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

'eat]to the Court
_ .
containing the remarks of Doctor Reynolds and Mr.
Somers.

Re-examined to show that the above were Chartist
lleetirms.

or not it had been publicly stated by Mr. Rushton, pre-
viously to these meetines. that, every suhiect had a right
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

the late AIt;ISAAC HAWDEN.
Same day, of consumption, aged
the Rev. H. CASTLE, Wesleyan M.

son of Captain R

ter a kw clays' illness
wife of Mr. .RICHA ltl) PI LK I NGTO
On the sth instant, aged 1 year an,
FRANCIS, youngest child of Mr. I

GBINDI

11. D. TI

aged I years, MERVYN WILSON, fifth
A RDSON, of Rock Ferry.

year, ANN,

ILLTAM
Tat Orford-

3 of WALTEE

year, ELLEN, the

BARTON

, ailni.aker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO YOUGHAI
The fast and new Screw Steamer
41.
GANNET,
Captain SULLIVAN,
Is intended to start from
LIVERPOOL FOR YOUGHAL,
WEDNESDAY, December 20, at 7 o'clock, Morning..
SATURDAY, December 30, at o'clock, Afternoon.
This Vessel has good accommodation for Live Stock
For freight or passage apply to
WILMA"'

WILSON and SON,
15, Water-street, Liverpool

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST,

-

ship BLENHEI

Ls intended to sail from LIVE,RPOOL for
BELFAST, (with or without a Pilot,) from the Clarence Dock,
namely _ _

THURSDAY, December 14, at 111 o'clock, Evening

TUESDAY, December 19, at 6- o'clock, Evening,
SATURDAY, December 23. at 9 o'clock, Eeening
THURSDAY, December 28, at Ili o'clock, Evening
Leaving Belfast for Liverpool- on the 12th, 16th

26th, and 30th December.
LANGTRYS and Co., 20, Water-street, Liverpool

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.
kiblitss The DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COM-
- PANS
‘•-• SPLENDID FLEET of FIRST-CLASS STEAM-
Iy from the Clarence Dock, Liverpool, with

SHIPS, sail regulai
or without Pilots :
Ti4IS DAY, December 12, at 10 o'clock, Night
WEDNESDAY, December 13, at 10 o'clock, Night
THURSDAY, December 14. at 12 o'clock, Noon.
"SATURDAY, December 16, at 2 o'clock, Afternoon
MONDAY, December 18, at 2 o'clock. Afternoon
A Steamer sails from DROGHEDA for LIVERPOOL, on
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS,
*nd SATURDAYS.
Goods received daily at the Clarence Dock, and forwarded to
Drogheda per first vessel. Freights moderate.
CABIN FARE, (including Steward's Fee,) 105.; DECK, 33.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY, Agent,
35, Water-street, and Clarence Dock, Liverpool.

REDUCED FARES TO DUBLIN.
ON DECK FOR ONE SHILLING.
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
THE
DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL
SCREW STEAM-SHIP COMPANY
IT despatch one of their fast
STEAMERS.
from the south side Trafal gar Pock, with Goods and Passengers,

is under :
THIS DAY, December 12, at 9 o'clock, Evening.
Tit unsDAy, December 14, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY, December 16, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon.
TURSDAI, December 19, at 4 o'clock, Afternoon.
THURSDAY, December 21, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon
SATURDAY, December 93, at 7 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, December 25, at R o'clock, Evening

THVIISDA-Y, December 28, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY, December 30, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
Cabin Fare (including AS'leicard'e Fee), is. ; Deck, ls.
Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs taken at Reduced Rates from Dublin
For freight and passage apply to
MC. LUNE and TAMPLIN, Columbia-buildings
Brunswick-sheet. Liverpool,
and Grand Canal Dock, Hanover-quay, Dublin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

weather was unfortunately very boisterous,
ing outside the harbour, she missed stays

being no longer able to hold together,

she went to pieces,
ssel was to be seen.

The Henrietta was a new vessel, not more than nine
months built. The captain and crew were with conside-
rable difficulty saved -..)y the Coast Guards.

being t

ersary of the Shutti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

FOREIGN AND COLON [AL.

AUSTRIA.
ABDICATION OF THE EMPEROR

•
On the 2d of December the Emperor Ferdinand abdi-
cated the imperial throne of the Austrian empire, in fa-
vour of his nephew, the Archduke Francis Joseph, eldest
son of the Archduke Francis Charles.
On the night of the Emperor's abdication, Jellachich
and Windischgratz were summoned to Olimutz. A spe-
cial message was also sent to the Diet at Krenzier. The
news reached Vienna on the morning of the 3rd, and

spread rapidly
Vienna is tranquil
Prague. He has issued a pr(
for his abdication. tbn

The late Emperor left 011mutz for

ving as a real

re youthful powers were needed
kof reformation. The present

to complete the grand
Emperor has also issue
the principal points of the
He is in his 18th
of the ex-1
throne, but

son's f

The ex-

ror intoids to re

The news c

excitement in the Diet

Vienna

PRUSSIA

Accounts from Berl
official dissolution of

day, it t
misters

beneficially r

with any 'regard to the diznity of the crown

of the cabinet

however, I-

The advi

sent the city

having resu
disarming of

ally carried out, without
part of Ger
the streets
of the jeer

In were daily ret
)• The Chroni

begun to revive
confirms all the

an leg

formed th
Mai

e govern
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

—The

Meet.
on for
e poll
an the
whole

before
from
before

Cuskar,
Muir,

3m W.,
spars,

; sailed
Helen,
it of the.
led, the
id load-

t Bonny

steamer
Liamast,

ket thift
but the
'ilk dull

Adveza

I N Go
et, and •

non aid
A-streets
a Barker,
ill; Mun-
Led Lion-
rt, Corn-
ing-lane;

• toffee-
tn Coffee-
aria-lane,
Wheeler,
Vlanchea-
Warring-
ad Dais.
i No. 111

,AW AND
t; and J.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12

mitte,l to gaoi for fourteen days

ROBBERY IN SIMPSON-STREET.—Five prisoners, all young,
namely John Kelly, John M'Guire, Edward Vallaley, Margaret

found loiiering about. both on Satur
of Mr. Hawkaworth, flour-dealer, Si

crow-bars,

found, and the male prisoners had dug out two tiers of bricks
from a wall in order to effect an entrance. They were all com-
mitted for trial.

THEFT OF MONEY FROM THE PERSON.—A young woman,
named Ann Mooney, was charged with having, at St. John's
Market, on Saturday, stolen from Eizabeth Horne two sove-
reigns and other moneys. It happened that complainant bad
a bad half-crown among the lot, and the prisoner tendered this

her possession. and which she had also tendered. One of the
missing sovereigns was found in the toe of one of the prisoner's
stockings when she was in bridewell. She was committed for
trial.
ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON.—Mary Hughes and Catharine

thole-street, on Saturday ni~ht,v,f his
They were taken into custody, when
Ltd'. They then recriminated against