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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

NEXT WEEK, &c,

On TUESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial.bnildi
Bags EngaiDale-street,
00
Now landing ex Presto t. Domingo.—Apply to Messrs.
IMRI E and Tom'. • , Merchants, or to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
On WEDNESDAY, the 12th_instant, at One o'clock, at the

Warehouse, 8, Lancelot's-hey,
20 Ilhds. American HAMS, in dry salt, per Western World,
24 Hhds. American SHOULDERS,
65 Barrels American Prime Mess PORK,
150 Barrels Sour FLOUR, per Berlin, from New York.

And immediately after the above,
To close Sales and clear Warehouses,
About 150 Barrels American FLOUR,
60 Bags and Barrels OATMEAL,
50 Bags FLOUR, principally re-
-200 Barrels Pilot and Navy BREAD, turned ships'
20 Bags RICE, stores.
50 Barrels Prime Mess PORK
A few Kegs Fine Family .
Also, 160 Barrels Newtown pin APPLES, per Baltic,
60 Bales and Bag TTON PICKINGS,
3 Tons SCR TEEL,
A few Bag HEAT,
A quant- RAGS and ROPES,
ISO Barrels Sweet, Soda, and Sugar BISCUIT,
I Case Raw SILK,
I Chest Bengal INDIGO,
1 Barrel Dried APPLES,
A few Boxes American CHEESE,
A COTTON GIN,
A large quantity Wheat BAGS, &c. &c. &c.
The Goods may be viewed and Catalogues had on Monday
next, the 101 h instant, on application to Messrs. A. TAYLOR
and Co., Merchants, 8, Lancelot's-hey, or to
GEORGE BADENACII, Broker, 18, North John-street.

By order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Her
Majesty. Customs.
On FRIDAY, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in the
Landingwaiters' Office, Custom-house, Liverpool,
RUM, BRANDY, GENEVA, WINE, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Gold and Silver WATCHES,
3 Old BOATS,
Vulcanised India Rubber agd-SHEATHING,
475 Pairs INDIA RU SHOES.
_ _ And a variety ier GOODS.

N.B.—Purchasers of th eathing and Tubing are guaran-
teed by the Crown apt' any interference of the Patentee, on
any subsequent die 1 of the goods.
May be view the Queen's Warehouse, the 13th instant,
between Ten and Three o'clock, and on the Morning of Sale,
and Catalogues had, price sixpence each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Ertlanb.

REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL AND CORK.
The CORK STEAM -SH IP COMPANY'S first-
,
class powerful Steamer
?/1 I it NIMROD,
700 tons bur and 400-horse power,
aptain PILE.
Is intended t eave Collingwood Dock,
LI POOL, FOR CORK,
THIS DAY . ebruary 4, at 12 o'clock. Noon.
TUESDAY .... February 11, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
TUESDAY .... February 18, at 11 o'clock, Morning.
TUESDAY .. February 25, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
From CORK every SATURDAY.
Agents n Liverpool: WM. WILSON and SON,
15. Water-street.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
The splendid new Steam-ship
BLENHEIM,
Is intended to sail from
LIVERPOOL FOR BELFAST,
(with or without a " from the Clarence Dock,
THURSDAY, February ,at 11i o'clock, Night.
TUESDAY, Febru 11, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
SATURDAY, Fe ary 15, at 10 o'clock, Night.
THURSDAY, ruary 20, at 11i o'clock, Night.
TUESDAY, February 25, at 6 o'clock, Evening.
Leaving Belfast for
.Liverpool on the 4th, Bth, 13th, 18th,

22d, and 27th February

LANGTRYS and CO., 20, Water-street, Liverpool

VERY REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL TO CORK.
The City 9f Dublin Steam-packet Company
rilainjiW intend despatching their splendid Vessel
ATHLONE,
Or other suitable Vessel,
From CLARENC OCK for CORK,
Tits DAY February 12 o'clock, Noon.
TUESDAY Februa , at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
TUESDAY Feb ry 18, at 11 o'clock, Morning.
TUESDAY F ruary 25, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
Fro CORK every SATunnAl.
For further par cularsapply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24. Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

lIIR anttb.
WANTED, as Resident GOVERNESS in a Gen-
tleman's Family, near Liverpool, a LADY, competent
to impart a thorough English trcatlon, who is also a profi-
cient in French and Musi d a Member of the Church of
England.
Address 0 P Q, STANDARD-OftiCe.
WVAN'FED, a YOUTH, of good education and
respectable Family, as APP 'NTICE in a CORN
MERCHANT'S OFFICE.
Address, in the bandwe • of the applicant, BX L, Stan-
dard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

ived here froti

ip Blenheim, to whicl:

J'hey are mo

state of deititution. They
.warded to the Emigrant
ti

!nious life-b,

eleven

Home in

re now receiving every attention
istigator of that institution can
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

,Vlltpping ill PtllQPjtcr.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 28.— WW W.S.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.--Intrineie, 31g:tee:me, from Savannah—'Tyro,

IlTarlane, from Lisbon—James watt, rrom China—Presto,
Gruzelier, St. Domingo—Grecian (s,s.) Constantinople—Bri-
tannia, Phillips, from Nantes—Fatima,Hamburg.
I,3Aii,En. Princeton, Russell, New York—Schoodiac, Nick-
els, Mobile—F, W. Brune, Landie, Baltimore—Canibr (s.),
Shannon, Queenstown and New York—allsriche, Dackett, and
Mary Weed. Norwell, New Orleans—Fairtield, Mprvo, Calcutta
—Precioso, Knutson, Ilavannah—South Est:. Softley, for Wil-
mington.

The Ann and Mary, Evans, from Runcorn for Aberystwith,
which was ashore on Burbo Bank, was got off this morning
and brought into dock by some boatmen, the crew having pre-
viously left her for a Wainer lying near in attendance upon
her. _

Levantine (s.s.), Paton, hence at Leghorn.
Teviot (s.), from Southampton at Lisbon 15th Jan.
New Union, Cohn, hence for Beyrout at Scilly.
Sandford, hence for Messina, put into lleanniaris' with the
crew in a mutinous state, and not leaky, as reported the 36th

instant.
Isabella, Varshall, from liavre, for this port, at Dartmouth.
Lilo, Niel olson from Patras at Plymouth.
Frilgnd,Wilen;from Odessa, at Waterford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

s, Parma, En
. Pope Cler

astifying theme

aan ; and,.witbout regard to
submission in -all things to
overdrawing -the defects of

from various sources

ipfsh, cl

to the practices

the snbject demand a
the secret in-

members

,e widows of
v thoueht of

a-speak of the vices

an affection for

one systems
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

st Suni

[lapel, on Sund
will take place imm
'clock. Persons wi;

week, not
~tely

r the use of the altar

, or in a bas
ns wishing
re requeste

t, which wilt I
to have candi
_ i to attach ti
they send, and to gi

r before Saturday, if p

POWDER MAGAZINES.—It
e Grey, the Secre-
William

tment, to M

promoters of the ren
that the removal i

n of t

Hardinge and Colonel Waters,
e reported so strongly against the
down to Liverpool, to
selection of a "
!s, and in &mi.,

ssist with

new site

for the

regulations for

YS' ORPHAN ASYLUM, ON THE
would draw the attention of such

.e fond of joining in the giddy dance,
A of the Chatham Society, which will

with pleasure. Everything promises
htful evening. The presence of Mrs.
the presiding genius will, we should

t faslGnable and numerous

'ent of the other needful induce
and refreshments. We hop(
deservir

ms of this very charity,
iditional attractions of a pleasant
Aber many who are less used to
but who cannot fail, we should

the occa

3 referred to

iRADINGB FROM SHARESI
ing Mrs., Fanny Kemble

,11.1111.
of Shaksperian readings at the
'as, we regret to say, but scan-

Midsumm—er

t delight
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

znovtr.,,

from th

report tha
England on the c
erroneous. By _
forbidden to leave the coon
an English gentleman it is

position is
enter Frar

DREAD

hu ndri

sbe w
AR

in an I

gri map
ad Vinc

were p

cradle to b

special law of tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

The enrpenter

I, the Mat

Challis, the carpenter
David Rogerson, and George S
whom was drowned, emt
island. Tm
for animals

but th

possible for us t
We then made
had left in the

Manguel llowet, a pas

lors, the latter of
e boat to go to the
t. on shore, I set out to look

d not find one

returned t,

h that it was im-
ig all our efforts.

they whom we

the ni
ed. U

of a-handkerchie

Presently we saw the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

, of this town, to SARAH, yol
'OHN SANDERSON, of Tan

tV M. ROBERTS, of Chest
;liter of JOHN CALVERT,

BIRTHS

'Chant,

in Cl;Own-street, the ,wife of Mr. J. B
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

SOYER'S RELISH

Tins exquisite SAUCE is positively A Ned, Year's
Gift, with it the finny tribe acquires a novel attraction to
our taste; no more hot and cold meat, chops or steaks, can be
served before our appetite, unless the generous influence of
Soyer's Relish is spread over it ; poultry is much benelitted by
relish the piquancy of this new condiment, rid amateurs of Gams
will find the relish an indiapentable junet to their taste—in
fact Soyer's Relish is the groat gi of the age, and-truly a re-
novation to sltimbered appet* —the Observer says, " 111.
Boyer is a culinary artist as p - °mid as he is versatile. nothing
comes amiss to him. N oreign euisinier ever tickled the
Saxon palate so succes ly. lie is a great man, and the ill
cooked awtton chops at lost Napoleon the battle of Leipsic,
would have prodttc a very different effect if Soyer bad dished
them up from hi lagic Stove,' and rendered them thoroughly
light anddiges de by his appetising 'Rohe, •--
To -

be the itrineipol MAU tt Vendors throughout the
Cog/loon, and sehOeggie of his astute cßossE
FLY., Pt ryes to) t!a't .N}tj.epty, !, Eche. teg *pre, Lower.

LIVERPOOL MECHANICS' INSTITUTION
SCHOOLS.

PUPILS may now be entered for the remainder of
the current HALF-YEAR in
The HIGH SCHOOL. The LOWER SCHOOL,
The GIRLS' SCHOOL. The INFANT SCHOOL,
And the EVENING SCHOOL.

EXTRA CLASSES have been OPENED 1n the EVENING
SCHOOL for the following Subjects; 'namely,
FRENCH, GERMAN,
SPANISH. LATIN,
CHEMISTRY, and DANCING.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND SLIGO.
The splendid and powerful Steam-ships
fit*". ROSE, (new Ship) Captain J. TURNBULL,
SHAMROCK, Captain FORREST,
(Or other suitable Vessel,)

Are intended to sail (with or without a Pilot, and with liberty
to tow vessels,) as under :
LIVERPOO 0 SLIGO. ..
ROSE, or SHAMROCK .... s Day, Feb. 4, at 11, Forenoon.
ROSE, or SHAMROCK . . uesday, Feb. 11, at 5, Afternoon.
Goods required t e alongside ONE HOUR before the tuns
•f Sailing.

FARES.
First Cabin (including fee)
Second Ditto (ditto)
Steerage, or Deck
Apply to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Market-street, Manchester; or to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co., Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

2. GREAT WESTERN

As published "An advance of 10 der cent. has been es-
in Sept. 1850. tablisbed in this stock during the present
month ; but this can only be looked upon as au
indication of the return of confidence which hart
...II

yen scareu
away by the most absurd and designing rumours. ',
The mini-
mum real value of Great Western stock as a 5 per cent. in-
vestment is 80, and it will probably reach par during 1851."
The price in September of Great Western stock was
£67 ; in December, 78. Increase of traffic in the second
half year, £19,000.
Probable value Ist May, 1851, £95.

3. SOUTH-WESTERN.

As published

An improving prop.rty; will

Peb. 4, 1851.

Ewa gam

The pupils of the Caledonian School have presented a
writing desk to their teacher, Mr. Andrew Berwick.
A. child named Tyrrell, two years old, fell into a tub of
boiling water on Thursday, and was scalded to death.
The Chronicle says that the Council has entered into
an arrangement with Messrs. Willoughby to rent Birken-
kid Ferry, and to take the three boats at a valuation.

• On Monday, Si
of its mother fro
Dublin to this po
An old woman,
Jones, fell
gaged in s‘i

The 11,e.;:
fortnight a$
has had a se
tertain cons!
On Mom
130,000 letter
department
office_

Messrs

breakf

the evenin
ball.

Mr. W

e Eye a

Chariejs-R

Lions of £5
The City
Captain M
morning, fi
16th ult.

teen d

for extra, .7,

in violatio

Dock ea'

soon as
house.

lly Gannon, an infant, died in the arms
exposure to the cold in coming from
t in the Albatross steamer.
seventy-sixty years of age, named Alice
stairs on Monday afternoon, while en-
and wes killed almost instantly. _

.eeping
. John

Burnett, of London, who lectured a
the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street,
Lttack of paralysis, and his friends en-
Ile fears as to his recovery.

here were at one time not less than
:sides about 40,000 newspapers) in one
Le Liverpool Postoffice—the ship-letter

I Feeney were entertained at a public
, on Thursday, by the mayor, and in
ed with Earl Harewooi, at Harewood-

M.P., has given a second donation to
nfirmary. Mr. Wm. Rathbone, Mr.
ind Mrs. Nichol have also made dona-

;crew steamer, commanded by
1 at Liverpool, on Thursday
Ilia. whena

be sailed on die
sage under four-

btained in the Bail-court, on Wed-
essrs. Forrester and Co., Vauxhall

Gerrit Stillbroer, belonginz to the

rig. He was taken out as
we he rea

;hed the receiving-

On Tu

ski Tsle, whilst lying at

were der

she vvas • for

some t

ria arrived at Cork, on Thursday

er vessel will be towed

incumben

nt week, for repairs
Soho Works

said. will be sent to ti
.epaired.

as's, were interred in St. Jam
.1 was attended by the vener

archdea

ber of t

There were

iropres!
AN I
a nut&

,ent. The services were read in an
the Rev. T. L. Pain.

VESSEL

Van Noor

1, Capt

[era, and to pr(

'ent bulging o

of Clare-hall, Cambridge, v

00.000 for

hi; undergraduateship.
Rev. W. C. Greene, of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Pidgeon, Eq., and the Rev. R. B
of St. John's College, Cant., P.C.

Several literary productions we
Mr. James Harvey read an a
travelling in India. arisinz froir

reached the scene of action, the campa
Harvey suggested the plan, which has
cated in the Sun, of a railway paper eu
nised by the government of IPA
and, finall

y, when offered for earr
igers, to

of pass

rvey referred to the Gu

been built by the creation of 4,0(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

In a pen
Wom

and water,

L9well 0

count of

Miss Webster, a vourvi Bel

pre-eminent a'

Her pract

Drdance with her theory, and she
he is handsome, only twenty-foul

wears male at

'ears old, d

Tice is n

nether g

was first worn

in the bif
The ex

rm by the women of ancient Judea.
a which man so pertinaciously main-

tains to

trary, with(

solitary ar

t, not even that of prior
should be

Nature never

I that the sex

to man is the nitu-rill token of his sex."

CAPE DE VERD ISLANDS.—The _
some of the Cape de Verd Islands, more es
such as to excite very serious

sent condition of

Island of St
apprehension

t, St. N

I by
_a I

olas was nearly
mted violence

.h with un

the iti.

3 followed by fever

town alone, Ribie

about 5,000 inha

atop to all agricalt

quently, 1
and the o

been
the people
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

ervant

& CHURCH 0

THE CHASI

ENGLAND MAN

Sir W. W. WysN's HOUNDS meet to-morrow (Wed
nesday), at the Kennels ; on Friday, at Styche; and of
Saturday, at Whittington,—each day at half-past ten.
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet to-morrow (Wednes•
day), at Saighton ; on Thursday, at Tarporley ; and or

AN EXPLANATION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

-position
)n of such

speaking of himself or of his peculiar sect.
It is the corner-stone of the Papal edit.
the Pope opens his apostolical letter, he as.
he says the power of ruling the univer24 Chun
committed by Our Lord Jesus Christ to the
tiff?' This is a lie at onco so palpable and so im
that it ' 4, men calling themselves Chris

_is a marvel (pat
and acknowledging the authoritrOf the BR
the temerity to assertit.
this liberalizir

We ais

age, of deemin

all things in their si

let we dim
ile to reffee

emblem of the
,reality that ovi

'►d Con

ions, not by one or two

liymun, when

e;. and when
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

HOLLIS AND COMPANY,
TEA-DEALERS,
N 0.20, DALE-STREET,
(LATE OF NO. 2, BOLD-STREET.)

N announcing that we have Opened temporary
I
Premises, on the ground floor, situated No. 20, e-street,
(Stock Exchange Chambers,) for the purpose of pplying the
Public with GOOD TEA AND COFFEE., u • we have com-
pleted our negotiations for the most exte e and command-
ing Premises in Liverpool. We shall s iy such an article as
will cause our old Friends to rally ro us again, and we doubt
not that, by selling GOOD TE ND GOOD COFFEE, at
moderate prices, we shall dr our connexion together the
moment it becomes general' mown; and the only mode in
the present day of giving •p licity to any business is through
the medium of the press ; therefore, we think we have only to
make it known that we have taken our locus sfandi in the im-
mediate neighbourhood of the Exchange, and thousands will
visit us.

Our present prices for GOOD TEAS are--
Common Congou Tea
Strong ~ wiry leaf 3s. 9d. ~
Fine CongouTNeir Season's Tea)
The Best Scented Orange Pekoe imported 4s. 4d. „

When persons buy a Cheit at a time, we shall supply them
at a bare commission, and no Wholesale House in Liverpool
will be enabled to undersell us for READY MONEY,

COFFEE

Good Native Ceylon ls. Id. per lb
Fine Plantation
Fine Jamaica
Fine old Mocha, 7 years old, rich and 1
mellow flavour ls. 9d. „
_ _

In Souchong Teas we have some of the finest quality in this
country, which cannot be sold at less than 4s. Bd. per lb. by
single pounds.
Soliciting your patronage,
We are,
Yours faithfully,
HOLLIS AND COMPANY.

P.S.-NOTE THE ADDRESS- ---
HOLLIS AND COMPANY,
TEA-DEALERS,
20, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL

Stock Exchange Chambers,
Next Door to the Angel Hotel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Manchester Courier,

aborate at

ics, allowing the real
nature of our present commercial position, which

are worthy

accurately w

red b

candid pi

an, befi

7 every
ted the

p. r, for gran

correctness
doiibtless t

e held up before us by a

rninistelial

party during tF

of Parliament,

open
long for qu

itself is much to,

porary, we feel

sured,

material

facts in a cc

)nclen

We commence with

the export

compiled fro
R. Burn, of
are classified

the able
lancheatt

the rea(

lance of Mr,

rinted

e exports c

'Ts durin

1 of the

:en as r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Tusuitical

cm was J

I opposition, the

and in other

opposition a.

adducc

'e the truth of the charge
a Itoinish bishop, that

st Pagans, AtheiSts wi

5 among Ke-
le would only

been expelled

?rotesfant and Popish,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

to the same c

national defenc
—Qnarterlv Ret
Zary H

is a subject

ife of a

I Of the Old ICed Lion publi

to Ameri

ils on S

an unusually large cargo, &I
ity of Glasgow will leave fi

unched on the 18th 111

IL Wood al
called the
This vessel

Anne Lo

fe. Arthur Hen-
er, Esq., of Liver-
re present on the

the vessel, v

—At about five o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

a sen.
On the

On the 20th ultimo, at Halesworth, aged 94, the R_ _ _ _
DINNANT, for forty-six years minister of the Independen
congregation of that:place.

Same day, at Nice. where he! bad:pone for the benefit of his
health, aged 56, ELIAS JOSEPH MOZLEY, Esq., of this
town.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—YzsTEnDAY

- -
Market firm with a good demand. Fine new Y.C. 375. 9d.
on the spot. The present stock is 47.830 casks against 43,370,
being an increase of 4,460 casks. The deliveries hist week
amounted to 2,372 casks, against 1,487 in the corresponding
week last year, being an increase of 835 casks,

SMITH FIELD CATTLE MA RKET.—)lgsrEftwtv.
The supply of beasts is large, and there is no al teraticn in
the trade since Monday last. The number of sheep is small,
and found ready buyers at Friday's prices. Calf trade without
improvement. Beasts, 3 ,892 ; sheep, 9,100; calves, 193; pigs,
295 ; beef, 2s. 2d. to 3s. id • mutton, 3s. 2.1. to 4s. 4d. ; veal,
38. 6d. to 4s. Bd. ; pork, 3s. to 3s. 6d. ; Holland beasts, 519;
Ditto sheep, 1,380 ;
Ditto calves, 137 ; Scotch beasts, 400; Nor-
folk and Suffolk beasts, 2,200; Leicester, Lincoln, and, North •
iimpton beasts, 600.

---
Mr. Miva-t has denied that the Emperor of Austria has
engaged his hotel.
RAPID PASSAGE OF A SAILING V),: •._:l,:f...—The mon-
ster packet-ship Washington, Capt. Funk, arrived here
On Thursday, after the smart passage of 15 days. She
was inside Cape Clear in 131 days, notwitlod-andinfr. two
days of dead had wind. Ott' Pus, she lac. to six
vows from thick weather, and yet completed her-diitui ce
in this comparatively short time. She is one of the
!)leek star line, consigns,' to I\tr...t. I'. Crx,!.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

THURSDAY
ARRIVED.-SCII

Page, New

Fairfield, Hornell, for Calcut
broken.

Ellen Hig
19th Nov.

I, Jones, from Rio Grande, at th
d Ch

Left 'the Gienee

a Int. 37, 1

inn of heavy—westerly gales
which washed away the chc

luskar and Holyhead passed a great inany pied
•
Maine, Freeman, henc
Vermont, Fermi'

i no IV i I heini

, Harris. hence at (
from Rouen, for tlii

Parait

Elinor, MOrgan, f
Secundino,

'so at Afflio

rtes, for this port, at Falmouth, leaky
rn Nantes, for this port, at Milford.
llyard.,-hence for Barcelona, at Holyhead.

11 loss of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

unden duty to

ere, t

nt every evening to '

)r the purpose, where,
determination to keep them—

of air, and suffocatio

nabled to enter a Prote

Bishop of Dur

tain bene

!and gate

t right, it will

.
e concludes by stating—"
belong to a religious orde

laws b

1l am t

ken out

' We hay(
ty and insol

of a M

r, perhaps said enough t

aders to ask themselves tl

of the conf

Df the secret the

es and daughters of of

Cath

lts and E

whom he i

1 those of

loci: These children, it appears, w

the engrossing

al," and who, he
to which he has

;an neve
I am nc

//, I will
of it,

gentlemn who

h call for more serious notice
.union to the Duke of Norfolk

ssed amongst

hungry lords in waiting,"
ption a_voice in the meeting

ceeded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

395 tons re

is expected to sail remarkab st : loading west side Princ
Dock.—Apply to MILLERS and THGMPSON

liiftFb Atatro.

Loading berth south side Waterloo Doet

THE "BLACK STAR

LINE OF PACKETS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

LONDON AND BRIGHTON.

As published " A safe 5 per cent. investment, at 80, will
in Sept. 1850. always rank as a great favourite, and will attain
to a higher price."
The price in September of London and Brighton Stock,
was £B4 ;in December. 88. Increase of traffic in the
second half year, £16,000.
Probable value Ist May, 1851, £lOO.

Ellen,
--7-
11 . _

arrival,
MoorfiE

that the I

of our r

well for
Jaques
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

oe possible to establish a
similar institution in connexion with the Dispensaries, so
that by a'separate subscription persons attacked with con-
sumption might be sent into the country for a few weeks.
Mr. Shepherd said such an institution would be exceed-
ingly valuable, Jaut_he doubted very much whether it

deration v

ier it would
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

South Staf-
i-t6; South

Maticlieiter,
F.lO shares M and B C,

YEST F. A

; Leeds Stock
ler CeAt. No. I

►-Western

;ell owing to the
Flour and Mall

445. to 48$

28s. „ 43s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Trinity Church,
r. JONATHAN .
lrs AIS

>el, of App
ay, rear Al

and were condemned and sold on the 11th Se
been got off without damage: tl

JANLTARY 30--
)ta. Ski

n.—The Al: red lost her 116boorn, sprit-
twater, this day, having been in contact with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

country t

Dt:crea:

8 and 9

,en a 1

,dvanced about

calculatior

te, have little to con

s the r

and. highly col

in the

von .which we hay

now ent

)118112e9

)ut the manufacturing d
a a state of dullness and s

one of the c

)n for the I
ed. Mere

a ne

by training to the

-e
officer of half

ous duties

s the cost

f our educational

minution of ou

diture

) stood in the

count

been rear,

he plei. of Religion

deman,
its pec

e healing hand Of the teacher, and
licine to be sugar-coated to suit
palate. Infidelity even
and has demanded that, from any
'ation to be provided by the State.

has had

the truths of the Gos-pel—of the
creation, his fall, and his redemp-

together excluded ; and w•e

ling to accept from the State such

a lame

ance of its duties, in the shape of a
.ely secular education. We are to
en the usual elements of such an

system of a

teach our c

o strive to make them industrious
ding from them all knowledge of
tuth that their present sphere of
pan of time and space, in which
earn for themselves an eternity of
ssedness or of suffering.

education, a

action

a system is incompatible with the
thing worthy of the name of educa-

ing of ar

tion, or t

realise by its fruits any of the
advantages which we ought to expect from a great
xtional effort, can scarcely be questioned. There
' • n history, not a principle in science,
;heory, which may not be objected
cted with, or leading to the thought
Archbishop Cullen, on the part of
holic brethren, would prohibit the
teaching of astronomy, because the Church has
declared that the sun goes round the earth, whilst

is not

;, or a t

of, Religion

is Roman (

:aches the

contrary

I'he same eminent

xould ignore the fires of Smithfield, the
massacre of St. Bartholomew, and the horrors of
the Inquisition. The Scot would ignore the dis-
graceful sale of Charles the First to his enemies.
The Celt would refuse to read the early annals of
his country unless his hundred Robber Kings were
painted as the flower of chivalry. History would
thus, like astronomy, be, of necessity, a sealed
book. Nor would even language itself—the medium
by which thought and history are conveyed from

authority
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

t•nrivmillms=m=amy.

than otherwise; and here also we have
ation.—A few cargoes of Indian Corn
have changed hands to Irish account,
the spot have been in small compass
advance in price checking demand, and
Is offered for sale.
of a moderate qu

good supply of Fr
into this port for
leant scale: 'he e)

,e, continue

rly, peiiocls

Notw thstaniing

antity of

rtof In

a the half c

,uropean
merican
•ee days,

litters; one or tw

any eon-
t be rea-

ay in value, but

this, the IC
o prevent
Ivance con'

m prices
any deci-
Linue the

ctive de
.ely sup

st to-d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

f do in case it

v Government to put d

nactment of penal laws

s

ters again. (Loud and continued applause,) • And I
ow that many thousand hearts in England, in Ireland,
i in the colonies, will bound and burn to resent what-
hall be cast on our altars and our hearths, and
blood of their hearts should be shed ere
emies of civil and m

to the

,us liberty

ause, t.

whole comps

rising and waving

Yes, le
lv hishni

iem touch one hair of the head of
nd, without being a prophet, I can

which shall overwhelm this empire

ch conduct woult

We have a noble cause

arms—

Europe and America on our side

the nature

of the disasters
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 30 xchange-alley North,
600 Ba rat COTTON.
For further par ' apply to
SHAND, HIGSON, and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, Adelaide-buildings, Chapel-street,
170 Cases C TOR OIL.
Apply to Messrs. R. C !LE and Co., Merchants, or to
CORRIE and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at One o'clock
at the Brokers' Office, Oldhall street,
The Barque HESPERUS ;
•
330 tons register oils.; amply found in sails and
stores of all kinds ; a a large cargo; and is a
fast sailer: lying in the ock.—For particulars apply to
Messrs. GLADSTO CO., Merchants, or to
GL DSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the sth instant, at fwelve o'clock,

at the DePOt, Waterloo DoCk,
350 Kegs LARD,

3000 STAVES
Saved from the wreck oft nconia.—Apply to Messes
JAMES BROWNE and C oerchants, or to
BI , SONS, and JEFFREYS, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Romanist, that if they did not

Tics" they would be
gal reason for Protes

garded as
its to .00-

use of the term and de

ation, unless they are

io utterly indif

be content to be themselves regarded
this is the prover distinct
that is in t

heretic

h as are not Catholics

ssert that it has been

imption assiduously circulated that' the. Roman
church is what it assumes to be, (the church Catholic.)

Meted the weak mint

of such as

her communion to escape from the theoloK,
Council. Our tractarians havo studied church

until they have first persuad

d themselves that

priestho

.n race, and that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

ReilniCceli, and Earl of Deton, hence at Naples.
Sea, JOhuson, hence at Civita Vecchia, and sailed 11th Jan
for .

Johanna Catharine, Knen, hence at St. Nazaire.
Zephyr, Lake, hence at Messina
Alfred, Salisbury; N
Potel, all sailed from S
Sofia, Lagana

Simpson,. and Alfred Hollense
sire for this port 21st Jan.
iled from Messina for this port 13th Jan.

'seines,

his poft,

Januar3
Possidore. Amitie, from Odessa. at Waterford
Commerce, Jones, from Callao, at Kingroad.
Volante,M`Murchie, from this port, for St. Andm
gon, I3arnley, from Bangor. for Boston, lost chai
rigging, &c.—Lydford, Gate, from Demerara; _
Pearson, from Alexandria, and Fremad, Lie, from Anc
at Queenstown.

Princeza, Bons, from this port, from Brownsville; Prir
Alice, Winter, from Salonica ; Zephyr, Currie. from 'Fagan
Agile, Small, from Ancona ; Teazer, Boutiler, from C
mi Odessa, all at Falmouth.

Vecchia, and-G
Margaret, Knowlf

ca Mar

a, Air liaviria ; Carm

Alyard:for liar

,r Antwe

11°tKe".9 worn this port, and sf
,i:s and Irish traders, sailed from Holyhead Ist

iford, from Liverpool,
tiel, got on the S.W. sic

own the c

MONDAY,
uelia, from

Pacific, Nye, from New

Envo—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Harriet, Warren, from New York and Queenstown at this
port. bound to Newfoundland, but driven off that island in the
heavy westerly gales, and bore up for Queenstown, with loss of
sails, Sze.., whence she has-been ordered to Liverpool to dis-
charge.

Eriitna Graham, Ferguson, hence for Pernambuco, at Kin-
sale; sailed llth January.
Dolphin, Pennack, hence for Azores, at Waterford ; sails da-
maged.
Ellen Gillman, Squires, hence for Naples, at Plymouth ; hist
sails, stanchions, bulwarks, &c.
Avon Drummond, hence for Bahia, at Beaumaris, with loss
Of foretallant yard.
Ducl ss of Lancaster,
ris let Fib

hence for China, sailed from Beauma•

May.p6;-hence for Africa, imled from Beaumaris 2nd Feb
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Irish Oats

6,158 quarters

ffect sates of which a 'reduction of
I. Oats 6d. per quarter lower.

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.-YEK

ain, particularly

5. per quarter
ans and Peas
r and all other

Very little doing at our market to- lay, Without change in

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET—YEsi )AY,
Sugar: The holders of Foreign firmer, but ' disp
to operate ; home-refined dealt in cautiously Avn linty
—Coffee • Buyers of Native Ceylon ~ but no a
under 475. 6d. •, Plantation in good demand at rather higher
rates.—Tea not lower, but little disposition to operate; common
Congou, Is. lid.—Cotton : Sales small, but no change in
prices.—Oils: Little doing in Linseed at 325. 9d. to 33s'. on the
spot ; Seal dull at 365. ; Cod, £38.-1 ron : Scotch Pig not lower,
but sales small ; bars and rails in good demand, at late rates.

mown 11114 vs, 49:
' seller
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

s completion

ted ;

and who 'has
to your

ed to neW ones

onstrate

—point

3;Jodation in the pariill
and hints that " there i

from the sum which

to the

*uaintance with

there prevails,

d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

that s

,r-two cases, a hundred and twenty o
and the residue misdemeanors.

,e gentlemen s

orn on the Grand Jur

I is as follows

'RAND JURY
Exchange•

William Bower, broke
James Bell, broker, "
--nas Barton Turner
'Martin Blytty

ExChar

St. Anne

Thoma

,per, broke

broker, Cook-street

amfordl

Butheram, merchant, Exchange-Mt
Bates Richardson, ship-chandler, VV
ler Shatid, merchant, Old Ct

ti-yard

Ratcliffe Woodward, merchant, James-stree

THE CHARGE

le of the
inhabitant:

After a lapse of little more than

hundred and thirty

pressing t

Ihow every dis
some districts

position,' on the part of
of the town, to attack

hen they are merely doing their

A the peace, and acts 01 out

'2t- to find so mar

symptoms .of lawl

'e found to have -exceeded their duty, the authorrities

lity, activity, and vigilance, of

,mention one c

short time ago at the ses

,ea►unr an omnibus window, and while
_ were found upon him ; there was
Dcket a memorandum, having upon it the
oson. Tnrk'a Bend_ Shuipl.in M.nobAct..

three doubloons

went there, anc

ucceedec

in capturing three
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

could be established in connexion with the DiSpensa;ic....
Some little conversation followed, during which the chair-
man remarked, that if Park-rate were ...A fnr

a more so, and, as there

was an institution there for the reception u.
a distance, probably, by a subscription of £2O a year,
twenty persons might be recommended from the Dispen-
saries. The suggestion was considered a good one, and it
was at length arranged that reports from the several estab-
lishments mentioned should be obtained, and laid before
the committee as soon as possible.—After the adoption of
the formal resolutions, which will be found in our adver-
tising columns, the proceedings terminated.

THE COURT OF PASSAGE.—This Court was opened,
yesterday, by Charles Crompton, Esq., the Assessor.
There were two special arguments, two demurrers, and
sixty-one issues for hearing. Among the last was the
case. Carter v. Bower, and Another, on which a sum of
£5OO depends.

LAST WEEK BUT THREE.—It will be perceived by an
advertisement in our paper of this day, that Mr. Colles,
who, for the past thirty weeks, has been the means of
affording so much amusement to tire inhabitants of
Liverpool, as well as to the numerous strangers who have
visited the town during that time. anntrunces that Saturday,
March the Ist, will terminate his visit. If there are still
any one who have not yet paid him a visit, we'would most
strongly advise them to do so, certain that they will feel
rv,ln their attention to so
''they might otherwise have
amusingobliged ta o n
exhibition,usfory whichin
never thought of; and the 'entertainment which will be
afforded them at Mr. C.'s Trams, in Bold-street, is only a
minor part of their enjorr Sent—as by purchasing any of
the articles which may Pr .rticularly strike their fancy, full
instructions is given for the use of them, so that they may
answer their own tow ,ilies and friends for years to come.
There is no doubt the ,t those who visit him once will wish
to repeat their visit,, therefore they had better lose no time.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

Mnittb btattss.

BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO . NEW YORK

SEVENTH OF FEBRUARY PACKET

Geode received until Midnight of Thursclsy, the 6th inetant.

0;#4,;
Xll ltili~,

Apply to

Loading berth, norgi.ertireorner Friace's Dock

SANDUSKY,
J. BORLAND, Commander.
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS

;T
• JOHN TAYLOR CROOK, No. 2, TOWER CHAM•
44V4P RERS, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-road,
Liverpool, despatches first-class tact-sailing
Ame-
American Packet-ships to NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and other ports of the UNITED STATES.
The advantages offered to Shippers are M ale Rates .J
Freight, Strict Punctuality of Sailing rompt Delivery .1
Goods.

TO THE UNITED STATES.

EMIGRANTS will have their sage at the lowest possible
rate consistent with a due re dto their comfort, and a faithful
supply, during the voya ,of Coals, Water, and Bread Stuffs,
•f the best quality.

/FOR NEW YORK.
THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS.
Tons register. To sail.
1000 .... 7th February
1655 ....Now in port.
1000
750 ....

SANDUSKY, BORLAND
WASHINGTON, PAGE .
HEMISPHERE, E. WHITTLES
ABERDEEN, BENsox
KNTERPRISE, FUNK
NIAGARA, SMITH
IVANHOE, -
TICONDEROGA. FARRAN llOO ....
ESMERALDA, M'MANus 907 ....
WM. RATHBONE, SPENCER llOO .... I Succeeding
MINESOTA, ALLEN
SILAS GREENMAN, SPENCER 9OO .. • • I
JACOB A. WESTERVELT, HOOD •

LESS
SHANNON, LuntAm 9OO I
....
NIARMION. FREEMAN
STATE RIGHTS, WARREN lOOO I
....
GUY MANNERING, EDWARDS 1549 ....
PRINCETON, RUSSELL
....
DE wirr CLINTON, FUNK
UNIVERSE, BIRD l2OO * ... J
Goods cannot be received by the above Packet Ships on Ms
advertised day of sailing under any circumstances whatever.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

prayers.

declined comply
was held on Thursd

stormy deb,

te, in leaving t>le matters'

Thi; Bishop of London has appointed the Hon. End
Rev. Robert Liddell, the vicar of Barking, to be the
successor of 'Mr. Bennett at St. Barnabas'. An interval
e Mr. Bennett legally resigns and Mr.

to eiapsi
d4ell is

legally appointed

Th-e vicar of Barking

on of Sir Thor

Addeit

'Lord Ravenssvorth

nd Mr. Bsgshaw, the son of Mr. Bag-
s published. The bishop, having learned
g a chapel on his property
p) could

3ishop of Lond

'ote to

it will be
,mit the p

,wment

hip's dioc

not al

e." The bi

pondent

cases he has

to their be

T AND FASHION.

e a dramatic entertainment, " As Yoi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

consisted of snakes, crabs. and aq

nt occurred in St. Jarnes'-street, by which a little
'-s, whose parents reside in,Lower

d Mary Nang

Myrtle-street, lost her life. It-appears that Robt. Cooper,
in the employ of Mr. Gates, proprietor of the Aigburth

omnibuses, was proceeding on-his route, at a quarter to
le ran over the deceased, who was
le wheels passed over her breast.

eleven o'clock, when I
knocked down and t

a child in her

Tho deceased ha, Arms, which waslortu-
nately thrown over her shoulder and escaped injury. The
poor sufferer was immediately conveyed to the Southern
Hospital, where she expired shortly after her arrival. The
girl bad been on a visit to her:uncle, Mr. Grey, of Nor-
folk-street, and it was his child she had in her arms.
Cooper, the driver, was taken•into custody, and appeared
before the coroner yesterday, when the evidence of Mr.
James Gladstone, a merchant, -residing at 21, High Park-
street, and several other witnesses was taken. The whole
exonerate the driver, who, it appears, surrendered himself
after the occurrence of the accident. It ap-

rnmediatel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

closing heavily at a decline of ic. on the better descriptions,
and k to hc. on the lower qualities on the quotations Let advised.
This decline is caused by the telegraphic advices of a decline

advised per Franklin and Asia. The daily transactions have
been as follows al. 300; 15th, 1200; 16th, 800; 17th, 1510;
18th, 2436 ; 2sth, 1230 ; to-day. 5 to 600. Our latest advices
from Charleston and Savannah are per telegraph of 17th inst.:
—" Firm good demand, little offering ; fair,' 138 c. ; freight
to Liverpool. id." From New Orleans, a telegraph to the fol-
' •-- " --th, is stated to have been received .
teas of last season ; middling. 124 c. ;"
sine date, " excess in receipts 16,000 ;
Ince Mir quotations to conform to the

" Receipts, 40,000 in
and from Mobile, o
I•lc."

l'RlirT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans
Atlantic Cottons. and Mobile. Guile()

Ordinary to good or
Aliddliiir to good roi
Middlin;:. lair to lair
Fully lair to good 4
Freight to Liveroo(
Relative to the neN

24 to 124 122 to 13
3 to 134 134 to 14
2to 13,3 144 to 142
4 to 144 14: to 111

r 14+ to 15 to 15+
, 5.32nd5. ; Havre,
crop, Mr. W. P. Wright, in his circular

estimates

in South Carolina and Georgia the
00,003 bales, while from Mobile and

New Orleaing thee

ping up, and we hear of many more
Ind 2,300,000, and upwards, than :we

I'alccott a

,—" We confirm our previous advised
71,430 to 2,155.000 remarking that the
by the leading houses in NeW York

ASII
OIL te2i

at 5 dols

gilt State at 4 dol

inactive and quie

dish ordCrs. We quote Common and
.1 c. to 4 dols. 874 c. ; Michigan and
Jols. ; pure Genessee, 5 dots to 5 dols.
dots. 25 c. to 4 dots. 50 c. : Sour, 4

thern is dull, at 5 dols. to 3 dols. ti
tosvn, Alexandria, and Petersburg
. 871 e., and corn meal at 3 dols. t
ci Brandywine.

Ohio, .105 t
12• c. to 1
and brings t
Han corn arr
S'outhern Yelow

15 c. to 98 c. Oats, 51 t.

i prime a
5 c. to II dots
le at 6i c. Lard, Bc. (

York. how-
the otlier

Beef is in
prime 6 dols.

-
3 yry moderate advance in 'prices from
z.we last year. The advance in New
'," keep pace with the rise in prices on
~,ter, and the husiness of the season
:7,:tsing to the importer.

verpooL c
c. Heavy

.laii. IS

To Loiidon there is I.

!ration to notice in rate
t I dol.

tykes by the st

aye recttiv

tton exchan

t;roth•rs auii (

the period-from N
1K(

$,966,03:,

1.(71u1 mine, La

NEW OR LI:A NS.
nier Franklin were

rws is received. Cotton quiet

IFORNIA

from California to the middle

t as tneoatiti
srbgirPealt'aticirliec'hadFroocmcUrSreadn
n damage to the value of £20,000
zql in the store of Messrs. Cooke
markets of San Francisco were in
over supplied with goods. During
)er 12th, 1849, to December 13th,
s of gold dust were cleared from
stotn-bouse. A mochant-ship

ngers and 4:23,000 in go'ld dust

•steovered it

at Mor k, rn i tin it labonrs are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

ness trifling
thintrs. Yet it is worth our

and unimportant

whether there is not a dee

p meaning

It is, without any doubt, the
sect of Rome—the banner an
tions. It is this dream of uni

of race or la

The term ".Catholic" is
like circumcision to the Jews and Ottomans. As the
Mussulman asserts " there is but one God and Mahomet
is his prophet," so the Roma
Catholic Church, and t

t with Rome as with life

'ares there is

die" is their wa

bat one

nation of
Papal enn

other denomi-
nnfl

other, in that which we are
taught to believe is the distinctive mark of Antichrist.

iemble one

n is made with the

nion--a worldly device to wield power for worldly objects;
to discipline the consciences of men into obedience to a

metropolitan power, that may be sufficient 'to contend
with and to control the sceptre and temporal sword of
sovereigns, and to intrude into the cabinets of lay govern-

under the cry of rel

of every people in church and stet(

Protestants throe

countenance the term " Catholic

The papal empire

and that he is a foreigner in matters of tit
f an endeavour be made b

nest important
nanists to desi

y othei term as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

giniertra.

Warranted to sail with or before any other vessel
now loading, or forfeit freight.
For VALPARAISO,
417 r The fine new Ship ANNIE WORRALL ;
4-Y1

et vessel after the G ERALDINE

For LIMA

RODERICK DH I

ASHLEY BROTHERS

terest.)

REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR THE WEST COAST
OF SOUTH AMERICA.
Loading east side Prince's Dock, and is warranted to sail with
or before the MEG OF ME LnoN or any other vessel, or forfeit
whole freight, and will positively be despatched in a few days
For VALPARAISO,
plendid British-built Barque
GARDYNE,
Captain Wst„H.Ewri
A j--utZloyd's

:41
358 tons 11

nd has most

Yegin passengeri.—Apply to
MILLERS and THOMPSON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

• v _
HARNDEN & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS
•

For PHILADELPHIA.
Line of Paekets sailing on the 12th o Each month.
WYOMING: Capt. T. JULIU l2th Feb.
TUSCARORA C,apt. Tur RI. l9th Marsh
TONAWANDA rapt. J. Wiiii E Ite %KN 12th April.
HARANA K. Capt. 4eNtavy. l2th May.

For/KEW YORK.
The cel rated Black Ball Liners
COLUMBIA
MANHA'rFAN.. .....Capt. HACKSTA VP
NEW YORK Capt. BRIOGS
FIDELIA Capt. E. W. PEA 11611)1C
ISAAC WEBB Capt. CROPPIKR
YORKSHIRE... UV. SIIIIRMAN
ISAAC WRIGHT Capt. FI3RUER
MONTEZUM it Capt. Da Cou RCN'
Mao, For NEW YORK.
Capt. POLLISTtiIit
Capt. Bump

16th Yet,.
lat March.
16th March

let April
16th April,
Ist May.
16th May.
Ist April.

;FOREST STATE
/ACHLI 800...

.10th Feb.
Immediately

For NEW ORLEANS.
OCEAN QUEEN Capt. SCHOOT

Immediately

These Ships are all of the first class, coppered and copper.
futened, fast sailers, and commanded by men of experience in
the ink; afford excellent accommodation for passengers, and
HARNABN and CO., of New York, Boston, Philadetphia,
Pay particular attention to Emigrants, protect them from all
fraud and imposition, and supply every information to parties
svisbins to proceed to the Western States or other parts of
America.

ACtupl,Outtay required to reach destination, all particulars
rolotive to Atnigratnan, and Bills of Exchange, meowing safety
In rnuimulge, inn I.le had by applying personally, or by letter,
to • HARNPEN and CO.,
AlnigrKll,On-otEce, 60, Waterloo-road') tiveuest
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

ion from America

The CHAIRMAN then rose and said that he deemed it his
duty to controvert an opinion which many seemed to enter-
thin—namely, that they should make their intended institution

Jail. rLuuL Luc .121111lACI 111 LUC men wno go rouna tne socks,
they must have a powerful agency to counteract the efforts of
these man-catchers. Consequently it would be the most dan-
gerous ground which they, as a society could take, to
.sft out
with the principle of causing it to h. ' I

oe self-supporting. lie bac
no doubt that the people of Liverpool world generously

their society

Mr. HEYWORTH, M.P., moved the first resolution, which
bad for its object the getting up of a requisition to the
requesting him to call a public meeting tor the purpose of
giving the inhabitants an opportunity of expressing their sen-
timents on the subject. Mr. Hey-worth said that he was in
favour of making the institution a self-supporting one, and
was also of opinion, if they made it self-supporting, it would
be as permanent as was the commerce of Liverpool—a thing
that must exist for many generations. H. -

Mr.. W. RATHBoNE seconded the resoluiion7v;ol";

'At this stage of the proceedings, a Mr. Marshall, from
Plymouth. addressed the meeting, and stated that he was then
in the act of maturing plans for the establishment of an emi.
grants' house ; that he had actually leased a building capable
of containing 800 persons, apd would be ready to open his
building in a month. He had submitted his plan to the mayor,
and proposed that the leading members of the council should
form a committee, to see that he conducted his establishments
to the advantage of the emigrants who frequented them. He
had been in all the colonies, and he could give intending emi-
grants good advice before they left their " home."
M. AIKIN thought they were acting prematurely. He bad
entered the room late, but inferred that their great object that
day was to arrange a requisition to the mayor, to call a public
meeting to devise means to correct a great evil. As to whe-
ther it should be self-supporting, he considered that that was
not a topic for them to discuss at that time. He, therefore,
hoped that they would not anticipate what might be done.
As regarded the Sailors Home, it would be self-supporting as
a club-house and a lodging-place ; still they cud not erect
for the sailors. from their own resources, any more than for
the emigrants, a suitable building for their accommodation.
A resolution, agreeing to invite a deputation from the
friendly emigration societies, was proposed by Mr. Gladstone,
and seconded by Dr. Raffles.

A vote of thanks to Mr. Brown, for his kindness and courtesy-
in presiding over the meeting, was proposed by the Rev
Henry Hampton, and unanimously carried, after which t)Je
meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

using another res(
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reenjent wi

condemned G

ernment for tb- encouragement given to
Popery. Mr. C. B. Adderley, M.P.. declared he went
beyond Lord John Russell, for he felt " alarm at the
insidious and jesuitical plan of organisation by which they
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04

,sity ena-

bled the animal to walk on glass, a part of the viscid ma-
terial remaining on the glass, and the author had seen the
tract so left on examination with the microscope. The
hairs by their affinity for air, or by the immiscibility of

creature to walk .upon

sed this power to :a very small

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with hair_ it wnvilrl hn rinwt to imnr.aihis