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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

When future economists strike the balance of favours
and duties between England and Ireland, they will pro-
bably scrutinise the traffic of the Irish Channel more
closely than we are wont to do. They will insist much on
the fact that the food of millions did annually pass to the
rich and happier shore. They will not reconcile this with
the alleged improvidence of the Irishman quite so easily
as we are wont to do. They will inquire very diligently-
what England gave in return. When their researches
bring them to that crisis which we are now actually suf-
fering, they certainly will be struck, perhaps even unduly
by the fact that while England was avowedly feeding Ire-
land—while both countries agreed in that view of their
position—while all classes of Irishmen were flinging
themselves more and more upon the bounties of the ern_
pire, whole fleets of provisions were continually arriving
from the land of starvation to the ports of wealth and the
cities of abundance. Scarce a day passes without every
great port of this country seeing this visible contradic-
tion, or rather this painful anomaly. We are emphati-
cally reminded that it is not to Ireland herself, but to her
social state, that the famine is attributable. This is no
exaggeration, no paradox. What, also, will the future
historian feel when in the very columns which he is
searching for the distracting and harrowing notices of
]rich destitution, he lights on such a paragraph as that
which appF ared in the London papers last week, and which,
in fact, is only one out of many we could quote from the
last few weeks :

" No less than 16 ships arrived in the river Thames on
Monday from the Irish ports, laden almost exclusively
with food and provisions of various kinds, the produce of
that country, having collectively 14,960 packages of
butter, 224 packages of pork, 1047 hampers and bales of
bacon, several of hams, MO sacks, 2926 barrels, and 7788
quarters of oats, 431 packages of lard, 75 of general pro-
visions, 40 of oatmeal, 44 of porter, 259 boxes of eggs,
and a variety of other articles of lesser importance, which
it would be quite needless further to particularise. Of
these almost unprecedentedly numerous arrivals from the
sister island 5 were from Limerick. 1 from Belfast, 2 from
Waterford, 1 from Galway. 1 from Kilrush, 2 from Dublin,
1 from Youghal, and 3 from Cork."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

• .
street , Liverpool.
FORM OF APPLICATION

To the Provisional Commit

of the Liverpool Union Mill an(

' Bread Company.
Gentlemen,--LI request that you will allot me shares it
the Liverpool Union Mill and Bread Company; and I under
take to pay all deposits and calls thereon, and to sign the deec
of settlement when called upon by you to do so.
Name in full

Residence, or place of Business—
Date

THE LIVERPOOL, CROSBY, AND SOUTHPORT

RAILWAY

REGISTERED PROVISIONALLY.'

CAPITAL, £l5O 000 IN 7,500 SHARES OF
DEPOSIT, £2 PER SHARE.

'2O EACH

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS
(With power to add to their tali.k.

WILLIAM BLUNDELL, Esq., Crosb all, Chairman.
WILLIAM NIcoL, Esq., Liverpoo ice-Chairman.
James Aikin, Esq., Liverpool.
Thomas Booth, Esq., Liver
James Brownell Boothby sq., Twyford Abbey, Middlese
William Chadwick, E ~ Montague-square, London.
Henry Cleaver Cha an, Esq., Liverpool.
Thomas Chilton, Lsq., Liverpool. .
William Earle, Esq., Liverpool. •
Eyre Evans, Esq., Liverpool.
Richard Formby, Esq., M.D., Liverpool.
Robertson Gladstone, Esq., Liverpool.
Thomas Stewart Gladstone, Esq., Liverpool.
Ralph Greenough, Esq., Southport.
George Holt, Esq., Liverpool. •
Hugh Hornby, Esq., Liverpool.
Samuel Lees, Esq., Southport.
Cottingham Moss, Esq., Liver 031.
William Potter, Esq., Liverpool.
Emanuel Zwilchenbart, Esq., Liverpool.
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT-
William
Blundell, Esq., Chairman. •
William Nicol, Esq., Vice-Chairman.
Henry Cleaver Chapman, Esq.
Robertson Gladstone, Esq.
Hugh Hornby, Esq.
William Potter,

ENGINEERS

George Stephehson,

G •—• P Bidder, Esq

ICITORS

Messrs. DUNCAN and RADCLIFFE, Liverpool.
Messrs. H. and W. TOOGOOD, 22, Parliament-street
London.

BANKERS
lessrs. Moss and Co.

Wm. Jones, Lloyds, and Co
`ay, Bevan, and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

DR. GULLY ON THE WATER CURE.

Just Published, svo, cloth, is.,
THE WATER CURE IN CHRONIC DISEASE :
an Exposition of the Causes, Progress, and Terminations,
of various Chronic Diseases of the Digestive Organs, Lungs,
Nerves, Limbs, and Skin, and of their Treatment by Water,
and other Hygienic means.
13y JAMES MANBY GULLY, M.D.
" This, the latest and largest of the publications on the Wa-
ter Cure seems one of the most accurate, comprehensive, and
interesting on the list."—Observer.
" Whoever is desirous of acquiring a knowledge of the real
merits of the Hydropathic treatment, may obtain his wish by
the perusal of this work."—Douglas Jerrold 's Weekly
paperdon : JOHN CHURCHILL, Princes-street, Soho.
n.
GULLY receives a limited number of. Gentlemen into
his Establishment, at Malvern, for curative treatment.

DESTRUCTION OF ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUND-
LAND, BY FIRE,
INCLUDING THE MERCHANTS' OFFICES AND STORES.
MILNER S' FIRE-RESISTING SAFES AND.
BOXES, OF TWENTY SIZES AND DESCRIPTIONS,
1N NESTS, FOR RXPORT.
Internal and Protracted Evaporation in Fire gives MILNERS'
Safes security, where all others must bnrn their contents.
From the numerous cases of actual Fires in which they have
been tested, out of the 20,000 in use in the manufacturing and
commercial districts, the following contrasted evidence is sub-
mitted to all owners of Books anAocumentary Property ;
"Birkenhead, June 2, 1845.
"DEAR SIR,—We have much pleasure in bearing unqualified
testimony to the efficiency and important advantages of Mi-
ners' Fire-resisting Safes and Boxes, in cases of accident from
Fire. After the destructive Fire at our offices,
_this morning,
the books and papers deposited in Milners' Safe, purchased
from you, were found to be entirely uninjured by re, whi4t,
Chose contained in a strong Iron Safe and Draweri standing
beside it, were completely destroyed. we will accordingly
thank you to supply us with another Safe of the same size
(No. 4) and description, immediately.
"Sir, your obedient servants,
J. and W. WALKER.

" Mr. JAMES LAW, Stationer, Birkenhead."
Works, 50 A, Lord-street, 47 to 45, Cable-street, and 15, South
John•rro Nerpool ; London .Dvdt, 47 A, MoorgateWavet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

WINTER FASHI

MRS. H. R. PRESTON, in respectfully intimating
to her Friends and the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vici-
nity, her intention of OPENING her NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 2, COMMUTATION-ROW, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
4th instant, urgently solicits an early inspection of her S FOCK
of FRENCH and LONDON ;MILLINERY, the whole of which
has been personally selected, and will be found to comprise
VELVET and other STRAW BONNETS, CAPS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, BLONDES, of the newest and most elegant designs,
and particularly suited to the_present season.
An extensive variety of STRAWS, of the most fashionable
Shapes.

THURSDAY.

WINTER FASHIONS.

MISS CLARKE respectfully informs the Ladies of
Liverpool that she has returned from Paris, and that her
WINTER SHOW of MILLINERY, DRESSES, &c. will be
ready for inspection on THURSDAY next, the sth instant.
79, BOLD-STREET.

MISS ROBINSON begs to inform the Lathes of
Liverpool that she will have ready for their inspection,
no: THURSDAY next, the sth instant, a choice Selection of
MILLINERY, STRAW, and other FANCY GOODS, which
have been Selected from the First Houses in London.
MILLINERY .5- DRESSMAKING ROOMS,
35, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.

MRS. COWPER most respectfully acquaints the
Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that her Milliner,
Miss BEArrIE, has just returned from London, with a choice
Selection of PLAIN and DRAWN VELVET and SATIN BON-
NETS, suitable for the Season, Blond Caps, Head Dresses, &c.,
which will be ready for inspection on Tit URSDAY next, the sth
instant, and following days.
APPRENTICES AND IMPROVERS WANTED.
NORTON HOUSE, 71 .5, 73, LONDON-ROOD.

MISS gARRISON begs to announce to the Ladies
of Liverpool and Vicinity her return from London, with
an elegant Assortment of BONNETS, FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS? ttc,, suitable for the present Season,
which will be ready. for inspection on THURSDAY next, the sth
instant, and following days.
Wedding and Mourning Orders executed with elegance and
despatch.
Ladies' own MATERIALS MADE UP. STRAW BONNETS
CLEANED and ALTERED to the prevailing Fashion.
99, BOLD-STREET.

PARISIAN FEATHER & FLOWER WAREHOUSE,
15, BOLD-STREET, ARCADE.
MRS. GIRVAN'S RETURN FROM PARIS.
MRS. GIRVAN respectfully intimates to the
Nobi-
lity and Gentry that she has now returned from fi!ris,
and has succeeded in procurinz more than her usually brilliant
Selection of FLOWERS and VEATHERS. Her:Show-rooms
will be open on THURSDAY next, the sth instant. ShAeThasEm,also
had consigned to her 5000 OSTRICH and other FEH
all suitable for the Season, at prices from is: 6d.FtroelGidiye,
FEATHERS CLEANED and DYED, with to
any Pattern or Colour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

VILLA LAND, AT ALLERTON,

rpo be SOLD, a compaCt and desirable PROPERTY,
I four miles from Liverpool, on the Allerton-road, and con-
taining Twenty-five Statute Acres, or thereabouts. The Land
is rich, and amply supplied with we - own Trees, and is in all
respects calculated for on ore sidences of the first
class.
For Plans and particulars apply to Messrs. A. and G. WIL-
LIAMS, Architects, Lands Agents, &c., 12, Cases-street.

ASELECT COLLECTION of ETCHINGS and
ENGRAVINGS, Ancient and Modern, in excellent condi-
tion, all Fine Impressions, Proofs, or Proofs before Letters,
comprising Specimens by ANDERLONI, LE BAS, BOLSWERD,
BOTH, BARNET, COOKE, DELACAM DESMOYERS, Doo,
G EAR-
LOM, EDELWICK, FAITHO , IN N, GHISI, UIDO,
HOOARTH, HOLLAR, AKEN, LE KEUX, LOOGAR LU-
CAS, NiOSSON, MOR N, VANTEUIL, PARMEOIANO, PASS,
POILLY, RAIMBACH, REMBRANDT, &C. &C., on SALE, by
A. E. EVANS and SON, I, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, London. On receipt of six Postage Stamps, a Cata-
logue will 0 forwarded free.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

THE DOCK COMMITTEE'S ALLEGED " FIX."

Our Saturday's contemporary, in his weekly " Talk on
'Change," repeats his assertion as to.the Dock Commit-
tee being in a " fix" with respect to the insurance of the
Albert Dock Warehouses; and states • that " the insu-
rance agents had a meeting on Wednesday, and that no
tenders would be made." Of course we cannot say how
far this alleged meeting is a fact. It seems a tale for the
marines that these splendid warehouses, which our
Evanses and others premised us were, from their supe-
riority of construction, to be insured for next to nothing
per cent., should be selected for entire proscription by
the insurance offices. Where the hitch can he, we can't
imagine. If the original plan was faulty—if the execu-
tion of that plan has been bad, and the warehouses, with
all their costly vaulting, their iron rooms, their stone or
brick floorings, and their entire absence of woodwork to
convey confligration, are so unsafe as to require a con-
vention of insurance agents in London to denounce them,
how much of the blame must be laid at the door of our
contemporary's own friends, we leave to his candour to
determine. Some of them will perhaps say, that it is
rather hard that the only hobby which they ever bestrode,
capable of being turned to a good purpose, should be thus
wickedly blown up.
Our contemporary retorts upon ourse'ves, in reference
to our contradiction of the correctness of his amazing
discovery last week, that the latter part of our article is
inconsistent with the first, and that " two hands have
been engaged " upon it. As we don't usually write with
both hands, and are not in the habit of giving as many
versions of a story as there are parties to please or offend,
—as, for example, " the talk is that it is; the talk is also
that it is not ; and there is another talk that it neither is
nor is not,"—we must decline the alternative conclusion
that some other person's hand was employed in " polish-
ing" our remarks. There was not the slightest inconsis-
tency in our remarks to call for the asAimption that any
other hand than our own had had to do with them. We
said there was no " fix" ; and it was not at all at issue
with such a state of things, that every effort was making
by the Dock Committee to prevent the possibility of a
" fix " occurring. Toe warehouses and the goods stored
in them will be insured, our contemporary need not fear.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

CARRIAGE HORSE ON SALE.

AVERY handsome Bay HORSE, near sixteen
hands high, suitable for a Drao• her Vehicle, or for
Saddle.
May be seen at the 0 r's Stable, by reference to Mr.
BRETHERTON, Wood-s eet.

TO he SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a MOIETY
of the REVERSION in Two FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
situate in Chapel-street and Hi Meld- t, to take effect on
the death of a Person now ag out Sev nty years. Rental
about .e 72 per annum. P ' -€4OO.
Apply to RADCLIFFE/I PICKEN, Estate-agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of Upper Harrington-street.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, Four very de-
sirable FREEHOLD HOUSES, situa • Richard-street,
near Gregson's well, bounded on t -est by the Pleasure-
grounds of the Collegiate Ins 't ' , and on the south by Mr.
Rawdon's Garden. They substantially built, and let to
respectable tenants. Ren 1 £B6 per annum Price, £1,060.
Apply to RADCLIFFE and PICKEN, Estate-agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of Upper Harrington-street.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a compact
PROPERTY, consisting of One Private Dwelling-house, a
Corner Shop and commodious Dwelliw, use, and a small
Shop and Dwelling-house.
The situation is in a lea ',, oroughfare, and the Property
is capable of great improN ement. Persons seeking a good op-
portunity to commence in the Grocery and Provision Trade
will rarely meet with a better than this, as the Owner is retiring
and the Business has been long estalished. Price, £l4OO.
Apply to RADCLIFFE and PICKEN, Ebl at "...--agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of tipper Harrington-street.

ESTATE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
1110 be SOLD, a beautiful and compact ESTATE,
I seven miles from Liverpool ut two miles south of
the Liverpool and Manche ailway, c ntaining seventy-five
Acres of Land, in the condition, and richly Wooded.
A Plan may be seen, and all particulars obtained, by applying
to Messrs. A. and G. WILLIAMS, Architects, Surveyors,. &c.,
12, Cases-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

FORM OF LETTER,

To Henry Hill, Esq., Secretary of the Demerara Railway
Company.
Sir,—l hereby transmit Scrip Certificates for Shares
in the Demerara Railway Company, numbered as below, and
I request that I may be registered as the proprietor of the
same, under the provisions of the Deed of Settlement, and the
Act for the Incorporation of the Company.
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,

Name in full
Residence -
Profession or description
Nos. of Shares

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS, AND REGISTRA-
TIONS OF DESIGNS.
MO INVENTORS and OTHERS, requiring Protection
1 for their Inventions, by Her Majesty's Royal Letters Pa-
tent, or by the Registration Acts.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Business relating to
the same is transacted, with the utmost economy, expedition,
and safety, by applying to Mr. JAMES Scorr WALKER, at
the Standard-office, or at 23, Russell-street, Liverpool, who will
give, on application, full particulars, and forward free, a Pros-
pectus, on the remittance of
.a Postage Stamp.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Oc-r. 30.

We cadainlf market yesterday, Beef and :Mutton were easily
to be had, the former at a reduction of 10s to 12s a head, and on
mutton about id per lb. The prices of Beef were 4,5, to 520.
per cwt., off sink ; Mutton, 5d to bid ; Pork was readily bought
et 38s to 2 s per contract,, and 40s to 42s for Bacon ' • inferior
Pigs are much lower. In the provision market yesterday, there
was a reduction on both Hams and Bacon of 3s. p;:r cwt. Pork
per head 2s; Bacon, 508 to 535; Hams, 52s to 53s ; Cheeks, 36s
to 38s; bladdered Lard 525., and scarce. Open Butter has de-
clined ad, per lb., 91d to lead being our last quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

CARLETT PARK, EASTHAIII._

THIS Park, consisting of 200 Acres of Land, well-
wooded, is laid out to a fixed plan for the erection of
Double and Single Villas, in convenient-sized lots for pur-
chasers. _ - _ _ -

—Tiliiituated on a gentle rise of ground, sloping to the south,
between the villages of Bromborough and Eastham, and from
every point commands fine views of the head of the River
Mersey, of the He!shy Hills, of Beeston Castle, the Welsh
Mountains, and the River Dee. From the north and east winds
it is effectuallyprotected by Eastham or Carlett Wood.
It is within a quarter of a mile of Eastham Ferry, to which
place boats run every two hours from George's Pier, Liverpool ;
and from the Bromborough Station of the Chester and Birken-
head Railway, where eighteen trains a day stop, it is distant
only half a mile ; from Birkenhead, by the Turnpike Road, it is
distant five miles.
The whole of the Park lies on a bed of fine red sandstone,
which purchasers will have the privilege of quarrying, and
using for their buildings.
For plans and particulars apply to Mr. W. LAIRD, 38, Hamil-
ton-square, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SAINT PAUL'S WARD

We are sorry Mr. Briscoe was not bronebt forward
earlier, as he would evidently have been successfulhai he
been so. Notwithstanding the adv intages which his op-
ponent had, he could only secure a comprativrly small
majority. The standing which Mr. Briscoe has acquired,
as one of the moat respectable and extensive tradesmen
in the ward, would have won his return, had the an-
nouncement of his intention to seek the suffrages of the
electors been made a little earlier than the morning of
the election. We hope another time the Conservative
committee will be more on the alert. Mr. Hill gained
this ward in 18-14, by a majority of 33, in a contest with
Mr. Stitt, the gentleman who has now been successful;
and we see no reason why a similar result may not be
witnessed again. Let the register be looked after.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

FASHIONS

- -
MRS. CLARK, 77, CHURCH-STREET, in announcing
her return from London, begs to inform the Public
enerally, that on and after WEDNESDAY next the 4th of

unrivalled Assortment of WINTER FASHIONS
G'lnvPst Rihhnna Fle-seraDo s.. D.-

chosen froth

Country Milliners supplied on the lowest terms of the Londor
Establishments.
WANTED, Two CAP MILLINERS and a BONNET TRIM
MER. Salary not an object to persons of experience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SAINT PETER'S WARD

It is,_mhaps, the highest compliment that can be paid
to Mr. Tinne, and equally honourable to himself and the
electors of the ward, to state that not the slightest oppo-
sition was offered to his return. Tnis gratifying result is
due, without reference to party feelings, to the just•esti'-
mafion in which his private character, and his unwearied
exertions for the interests of the town, are held bi the
burgesses at large, especially as an ardent advocate of all
measures tending to promote the health of the town, and
as an active and intelligent member of the Highway Board.

PITT-STREET WARD.
The contest in this ward we looked upon from the first
as a hopeless effort of Whig. Radical spleen. The candi-
date (Mr. George Holt) opposing Mr. Toulmin, was not
one in whose favour the probabilities were very great.
On more occasions than one he has appealed to constitu-
encies in Liverpool, end been defeated. In 1843 he was
left by Mr. Sands in a minority of 89, in Exchange Ward.
In 1844 North Toxteth rejected him by a majority of 60.
Why Radicalism will thus bring forward, year after year,
ite rejected candidates, it is difficult to conceive. We
should certainly, were, our case that of Mr. Holt, feel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

G. LATHAM

RETURNS his most sincere thanks to his Friends
and the Public, for their kind support since his com-
mencement in Business, and begs most respectfully to announce
to them, that he SENDS OUT all kinds of
FRENCH OR ENGLISH SOUPS,
MADE DISHES,
DINNERS, SUPPERS, &c.,
Of any magnitude, with or without Plate. _

G. L. wishes to calf the attention of the Public to his Cele-
brated GAME PIES, and his POTTED GAME, which will keep
in any Climate.
The COFFEE-ROOM and RESTAURANT are supplied with
every delicacy of the season, on the most reasonable terms.
G. L. has also added an OYSTER ROOM to his Establish-
ment, where Parties can be accommodated with Prime Native
and other Oysters.
G. L. has a LARGE ROOM for CLUBS, &c. Bed and
Breakfast, 2s. 6d.; Plain Breakfast, Is. ; Dinners off the Joint,
Is. 3d. ; Plate, 9d.
Private Rooms for Dinner Parties.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c., for Hire.. .

TRIPE SUPPEItS every THURSDAY EVENING during the
Winter Season

(LATE MORGAN'S')

ST. GEORGE'S INN AND EAGLE HOTEL,
FENWICK-STREET,
NEAR ST. GEOR
POOL. GE'S CHURCH,
LIVER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

BIRKENHEAD.

mo be LET, several excellent SHOPS and HOUSES,
I in Cleveland-place, Cleveland-street, suitable for Grocers,
Provision Dealers, Bakers, Shoemakers, Clothiers, Drapers,
Stationers, and others. Rents from .e4O to .tl3O.
Cleveland-place is in the line of the main thoroughfare from
Hamilton-square to the Docks; is in the immediate neighbour-
hood of the New Dock, about to be opened by the Birkenhead
Dock Commissioners; and close to the Dock Company's Ware-
houses and to the New. Passenger and Goods' Railway Stations,
at Bridge-end.
Also, to be LET, Two most excellent OFFICES, in Brunswick-
chambers, Price-street, suitable for Solicitors, Architects,
Estate Agents, and others. Rents, £l2 and -£l5.

Brunsick-chambers is within 50 yards of Hamilton-square.
Apply 40 Mr. R. M. ANDERSON, Brunswick-chambers, "'rice-
street, Birkenhead. (One interest.)

Co be &QM.

CARRIAGE HORSE ON SALE,

A VERY handsome Bay HORSE, near sixteen
1-1 hands high, suitable for a Drag or other Vehicle, or for
Saddle.
May be seen at the Owner's Stable, by reference to Mr.
BRET H ERTON, Wood-street.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, ft MOIETY
of the REVERSION in Two FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
situate in Chapel-street and Highfield-street, to take effect on
the death of a Person now aged about Seventy years. Rental
about £72 per annum. Price £4OO.
Apply to RADCLIFFE aud PICKEN, Estate-agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of Upper Harrington-street.

MO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, Four very de-
sirable FREEHOLD HOUSES, situate in Richard-street,
near Gregson's well, bounded on the west by the Pleasure-
grounds of the Collegiate Institution, and on the south by Mr.
Rawdon's Garden. hey are substantially built, and let to
respectable tenants. Rental .eB6 per annum Price,_.4l,o6o.
Apply to RADCLIFFE and PICKET, Estate-agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of Upper Harrington-street.

TO
be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, a compact
PROPERTY, consisting of One Private Dwelling-house, a
Corner Shop and commodious Dwelling-house, and a small
Shop and Dwelling-house.
The situation is in a leading Thoroughfare, and the Property
is capable of great improvement. Persons seeking a good op-
portunity to commence in the Grocery and Provision Trade
will rarely meet with a better than this, as the Owner is retiring
and the Business has been long estalished. Price, £l4OO.
Apply to RADCLIFFE and PICKEN, Es' atl,,--agents, 26, North
John-street, corner of Upper Harrington-street.

ESTATE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
#llO be SOLD, a beautiful and compact ESTATE,
seven miles from Liverpool, and about two miles south of
the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, containing seventy-five
Acres of Land, in the finest condition, and richly Wooded.
A Plan may be seen, and all particulars obtained, by applying
to Messrs. A. and G. WILLIAMS, Architects, Surveyors, &c.,
12, Cases-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

AMERICA

ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
The royal mail steam-packet Hibernia, Captain :R7rie,
which left Boston on the 16th, and Halifax on the 18th
instant, reached the Mersey on Thursday morning, at
half-past five o'clock. The non-arrival of the Great
Britain, which, it was supposed, had been out twenty-
. .

three days, had created great anxiety, and it was feared
that, like the ill•fated President, she bad gone never to
be beard of again. The news is of much importance.

THE WAR.-SIEGE AND CAPTURE OF MONTEREY.
The Great Western brought intelligence that General
Taylor had arrived cff Monterey, and news was hourly ex-
pected that he had struck a decisive blow. By the arri-
val of the Hibernia, we learn that Monterey had been
captured, after battles of three days' duration. General
Taylor, and the force under his command, after a tedious
march, came in sight of Monterey, on the 18th Septem-
ber. The men were much wearied, and began to give
out, their food having been spoiled by severe rains. The
advance were immediately saluted with a heavy cannon-
ade, the sound of which acted like a charm on the jaded
men. All became life and motion, and severe fighting
followed. On the 20th, a successful attack was made by
Gen. 'Worth on the Mexican torts, routing the artill-
and capturing their ordnance. On the 22nd the wel►
tified palace of the Bishop of Monterey was attacked
after a severe struggle was captured. On the

23rd, tl

whole Mexican force, about double the American, was dri-
ven into the plaza, where, unable to run away, the Mexican
soldiery occupied the houses which surrounded the

square, keeping up an incessant fire from the windows.
The conflict was tremendous, lasting from early morning
till late at night. The 24th brought a cessation of
hosti-
lities, by the capitulation of General Ampudia. The
terms of capitulation were in effect as follows :—That the
Mexican officers should be allowed to march out with
their side arms ; that the cavalry and infantry be allowed
to march out with their arms and accoutrements ; that
the artillery should be allowed to march out with one
battery of six pieces and twenty-one rounds of ammu-
nition ; that all ocher munitions of war and supplies should
be turned over to a board of American officers appointed
to receive them ; that the Mexican army should be
allowed seven days to evacuate the city, and that the

American troops should not oc-upy it until evacuatec
that the cathedral, fort, or citadel, should be evacuate
_ _

at ten a.m. next day

the 25th

the Alexicar,

then mare

ing out, the American garrison marching- in ; that the
Mexicans should be allowed to salute their flag- when
hauled down ; that there should be an armistice, of eight

s, dur

Lng which time neither army should pass
g from the Ranconada through Linares at

line runt

San Ferando

It is said tl
wounded, and
New York Her

e American loss is 300 killed and 200
hat the Mexicans lost about 500
rid says—" It was one of the mo,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

RIVERSDALE, AIGBURTH.

THE high estimation this locality has deservedly
obtained in public opinion has induced the Proprietors of
the above ESTATE to offer it in LOTS suitable for BUILDINGS
of a superior class, either detached or in Terraces ; so that,
while the circle of society and the advantages of the neighbour-
hood are increased, its respectability will not be encroached
upon.
It appears hardly necessary to observe, that the well-known
salubrity of the air, the cheerfulness and beauty of the adjacent
country, with the majestic and picturesque scenery this Estate
prominently enjoys, give it a commanding preference over every
other suburb of Liverpool.
It is an easy twenty minutes' drive from the Exchange ; pub-
lic conveyances pass more than sixty times a day i several
churches are near at hand, and every other local requirement ;
hence the great superiority of this site for Buildirg purposes
cannot be sufficiently appreciated.
The frontage extends several hundred yards along the turn-
pike road, possessing avenues to the River Mersey, with its
magnificent floating panorama, embracing the Welsh Moun-
tains in the distance, and presenting a prospect affording the
highest sensations of pleasure and admiration.
It is designed that the Land (which is Freehold of Inheri-
tance) shall be divided into sections for the erection of Terraces
and Villas—the Villa lots differing in extent, as shown by the
Ornamental Plans just published.
A deposit of five pounds per centum will be required on sub-
scription for each lot ; and a certificate, explanatory of the
particulars and conditions, will be given. On the filling up of
any section, the lots composing it will be put up to competition
among the Subscribers, who shall have the option of consecu-
tive lots ; and all excess obtained over the original price of the
section will be divided, thereby reducing in rateable proportion
each separate lot. The further payments are to be made as
agreed ; and should it be desirable to complete the purchase
before the time named, an equitable reduction from the re-
mainder of the purchase money will he given, and the land
conveyed, upon a short notice.

The Plans may be examined, and every particular obtained,
on application to Mr. JOHN BLAKE, Land Agent, No. 9, Eldon
Chambers, Sciuth John-street; or to Mr. CHARLES REED,
Architect, Trafford-chambers, South John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

LIVERPOOL :

TUESDAY, NOV. 3, 1846.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED .1.
TUESDAY MORNI;-N
BY
JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53. Grove-street, and

EVERY

LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street.
At No. 4, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT LIVERPOOL. gait
Orders and Advertisements received by Messrs. Newton_,:k
Co , Warwick-square ; Barker and White, Fleet-stPieff
Deacon, Walbiook ; Reynell,Chancery-lane; Charles %oil'
Birchin-lane ; Joseph Thomas, 1, Finch-lane, Cornhill; jos,
den Hammond, •.:7, Lombard-street; Mitchell, 8, Red tail'
court, Fleet-street; Lewis and Lowe, 3, Castle-court,
hill; at the Loudon Commercial Cofiee-house, Mincing-Sk
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; Chapter 00
fee-house, Paternoster-row; North and South AlligriS-
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street ; Parsons, g, Ave- 00
lane, London ; Johnston and Co., Eden Quay. %et,
Wheeler, Exchange-street, and C. H. Lewis, Market-s„00.
Manchester; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth, Bookseiffol
Warrington; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston; and WOO'
PA44, tkeriO4-0111m, Pkoxinshaux
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

OYSTERS ! NATIVE OYSTERS ! !

GEORGE DUFFEY,
(SUCCESSOR TO MR. T. 3 FT,)
79, HANOV BEET,
RESPECTFULLY • orms his Friends • and the
Public that he entered into arrangements which will
enable him t- --- '

• •
o supply
GENUINE LONDON NATIVE,
IRISH, AND SCOTCH OYSTERS

FRESH EVERY DAY

which, with punctuality and attention, combined with the
experience he has had during teen years' management of Mr.
Marcroft's business, he hopes will ensure him a continuance
of those favours and that patronage so liberally bestowed on
his predecessor.
Hotels and I'rivate Families supplied on the most reasonable
terms.
Country Orders punctually attended to, on receipt of a Post-
office order.

BATSWING CANDLES

PALMER
CANDLES,

AND CO.'S BATSWING MOULD
, Six to the Pound,.burn with a brilliant white

flame, do not require snuff
two ordinary moulds. The

candlesticks, or in the candle lamps, and are hard enough to
resist the influence of warm rooms or hot climates. Price 9d.
per pound. _

OCTAVE CANDLES,

These Candles are eight to the , equire no snuffing, and
give the light of two commo es. Being thinner than the
Idatswing, they are e ly adapted for the use of artizans,
mechanics, dress ers, joiners, shoemakers, and all that
portion of the community who need a good light at a verysmall
cost. Price Bd. per lb. Sold retail by all Grocers and Candl6.

dealers, and wholesale by
PALMER AND CO.,
LEEDS-STREET, LIVERM
AGENTS FOR EDWARD PRICE AND

• MILNER'S
PATENT STRONG WROUGHT-IRON
HOLDFAST,TREASUR_E SAFES

CLOSETS, AND DOORS

FIRE-RESISTING by internal non-conduction and
evaporation in Fire.

THE STRONGE&T SAFES IN THE WORLD,
WITH IMPREGNABLE LOCKS AND FASTENINGS
MILNER'S PAT
FIRE-RESISTING 800 , D -BOXES,
OF SIZES.
CASH-BOXES and I EGNABLE LOCKS, for all us

SHOW-ROOM.
15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, near LORD-STREET,
WORKS, LORD-STREET and CABLE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL. . •

CHUBB'S
LOCKS, FIRE-PROOF SAFES AND CHESTS
CASH BOXES, &c.

FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
TN consequence of the great Destruction of Books,
_ll_ Papers, &c., through depositing them • mon Iron
Safes, which afford no security, ho r constructed, C.
CHUBB and SON beg to call the e of the Public to their
Patent Fire-proof Strong Roo , Chests, Safes, Boxes, and
Iron Doors, which are e y secure against the force and
ingenuity of the most sk ul and determined burglar, and have
been subjected to severe tests from fire.

OR LOCK S.
Chubb's New PateDntETE Detector Locks give perfect security
from false keys, and also detect any attempt to open them.
They are made of all sizes, and for every purpose to which locks are applied. These _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

LIVERPOOL COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENCE

_
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT IN DEMERARA.
Peter Rose, Esq.
Wm. Davison, Esq.
Geo. H. Loxdale, Esq.
Duncan Macdonald, Esq
Thos. Porter, jun., Esq.
enry Hill, Esq.
atherwood, Esq.
R—Joseph Locke, Esq.

John Croal, Esq.
J. T. White, Esq.
James Stuart, Esq
Wm. Brand, Esq.

SECRETARY-E
ENGINEER-F. C
CONSULTING ENGINES

rs. Crowder and May

57, Coleman-street

BANKERS

Messrs, Prescott, Grote, Cave, Ames, and Cave

THE Committee of Management have much plea-
sure in communicating to the Subscribers to this under-

Guiana an Act of

ation, containing amp'

powers for carrying out this important project to the full ex-
tent contemplated in the prospectus.
The Committee have also to announce that Mr. Catherwood,
the Engineer of the Company, after having carefully completed
the necessary surveys in British Guiana, has returned to this
country, and has made and deposited with them a most satis-
factory Report, accompanied by plans and sections, which have
been sanctioned and confirmed by Mr. Locke, their Consulting
Engineer. _ _ _ _ _

The Committee are highly gratified in belt* able to add, that
after an attentive examination of Mr. Catlierwood's Report,
his estimates and calculations, they have full confidence that
the Railway will be constructed at a cost more than 30 per cent.
below the amount originally contemplated, whilst there are
good grounds for believing that the traffic upon the line will
far exceed previous anticipations, and of course increase ma-
terially the exspective returns upon the capital invested.

A statement from the Committee of Management, of their
proceedings, with the Engineer's Report, Plans, and Estimates,
will be presented to the Shareholders at the first General
Meeting,. to be held after the completion of the registry of the
Shares, in pursuance of the proyisions of the Deed of Settle-
ment,-and Act of Incorporation.

NOTICI

IS THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN, that all

..re required to transmit them on or before the 30th day f
November next, to the Secretary, Henry Hill, Esq., at the West
India Committee Rooms, 12, Old Jewry Chambers, London,
with their Names, I'refessions, and Residences, distinctly
written, in order that the same may be correctly entered in the
Register of the Company.
All Shares not claimed by the holders of Scrip Certificates
on or before the said 30th day of November next, will be regis-
tered as the property of the parties to whom they were ori-
ginally allotted, and who subscribed the Deed of Settlement.
Forms of letter, claiming to be registered, may be had at the
Office of the Company.
For greater security, the parties sending the Scrip are re-
commended to write across the face of each certificate, " For-
arded for Registration."

The Secretai'y will acknowledge the receipt of the Scrip, and
on the completion of the registry, of which due notice will be

given,
sealevill exchange t
of the Company
By order al the Board
. (Signed) HENRY HILL, Secretary
October 30, 1846.

!ertiticates of Shares, under
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

Part I.—EVe of May
Part ll.—New Year's Eve
Part lll.—Return of the Spring.
Gallery, Is. 6d. ; Body, 6d. ; Reserved Seats, 3s

To commence at Eight o'clOck, and terminate about Ten

Mr. DEMPSTER will give a NEW ENTERTAINMENT on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENING next, the sth and 6th inst.,
being his Last Appearance in Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

east intitcs.

- -
Havinfa large
portion of her cargo engaged, will
r.
be despatched about the 20th instant.
A'3-- ,
~..w. ' For MANILLA,
(-4701 The fine English-built Brig SPEED,
'Captain JOHN GLOAG ; •
A I at Lloyd's ; 245 tons ; coppered ; a remarkably fast sailer ;
and in every respect a first-rate conveyance.—For terms, &c.
apply on board, in the Prince's Dock, or to
W. and J. TYRER.

Now loading.—Having a large portion of her cargo
engaged, will have quick despatch.
Pty For CALCUTTA,
agrily
' The splendid Liverpool-built Ship THE DUKE,
J. F. BissETT, Commander ;
A 1 for twelve years ; coppered; sails remarkably fast : and in
every respect a most desirable conveyance both for goods and
passengers; her accommodations are very.superior, having a
full poop.—For terms, &c. apply on board, in Albert Dock ; to
Mr. KENDALL ; or W. and J. TYREK.

First vessel.—Now loading in the Salthouse Dock, is fast filling
up, and will be despatched forthwith.
~.. For CALCUTTA,
4LI
ier The Ship L I N T I N
--NN,
e 2 CHARLES FORBES, Commander;
7-"'---"=- -‘ Classed AI at Lloyd's; 530 tons register; and cop-
pered.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. BAR-
TON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON, or to •
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER, 4, India-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SPORTING IN TELLIGENC.E.

NEWMARKET RACES.—The Cambridgeshire Stakes of
25 soya, to which there were 141 subscribers, were won by
Mr. Nunn's colt by Touchstone, out of sister to Joanna,
Lord E. Russell's Sting being second—twenty-three
horses started. On Tuesday the Criterion Stakes were
won by Coningsby, beating Clementina, Mainbrace, and
ch,c by Reds-bank. Mr. Nunn wins by the Cambridgeshire
race £7OOO, in addition to the stakes, which amount to
£1415.

THE CHASE.
Sir W. M. STANLEY'S HOUNDS will commence the
hunting season
This day, Nov. 3, at .................... Hooton Park
Saturday. Nov. 7, at
At eleven.
THE CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Tuesday (this dav), Nov. 3 Ox Hey Farm
Thursday, Nov. 5 Duddon Heath
Friday, Nov. 6 Highway Side
Each day at half past ten.
SIR W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS meet on
Wednesday (to-morrow), Nov. 4 .............. Kennels
Friday, Nov. 6 lscoyd
Ralston
Saturday, Noy. 7 ......
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SHARES.

BANKS, ttrc.
I Liverpool Bank .
Ditto Banking. Company
Ditto Borough Rank
Ditto Commercial .
Ditto Royal ... . .....
Ditto Union . •
Manchester X.: lava' "col
North and South Wale& .
Liverpool Fire and Life
Ditto new
Marine Assurance Compari)
Royal Assurance Company
Bootle E tcr Works
Hartingttn Water Works ..
Coal Gas Company

SOS.. 820
197.. 199
101 p 103
201.. 203
45 .. 46
144 d 10
206.. 208
18. d 16
12i.. 13f

Ditto new shares
New Gar & Coke Company ..,
Ditto, quarter
I Anderton Carrying Comrany.,
Exchange Buildings ..
Pacific Steam Company
Rock Ferry
'Steam Tug Company
South-East Steam Company....
!,s marked thus [p] are at a prem
a discount.
Denotes Scrip Sha, es called in VI
Denotes Shares called in for Regh

»pi. • 4 i;

PRICES OF SHARES.—CoNTirnn.

Saturday's
Pi ices.

22 ..22i
10
P
7i p 7*
280 p 290
2* P 211
P
d
ti p 6
P 6
1 p
P
400.. 4r5

P
Lum,—those

Registratim
itration.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SPO 1 TELLIG ENCL.

NEWMARKET RACES.—The Cambridgeshire Stakes of
25 sovs. to which there were 141 subscribers, were won by
Mr. Nunn's colt by Touchstone, out of sister to Joanna,
Lord E. Russell's Sting being second—twenty-three
horses started. On Tuesday the Criterion Stakes were
wow by Coningsby, beating Clementina, Nlainbrace, and
ch c by Redshank. Mr. Nunn wins by the Cambridgeshire
race £7600, in addition to the stakes, which amount to
£1415.

THE CHASE.
Sir W. M. STANLEY'S HOUNDS will commence the
hunting season
This day, Nov. 3, at
Saturday, Nov. 7, at

Hooton Park
Backford
At eleven.
TILE CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Tuesday (this day), Nov. 3 ..
Thursday, Noy. 5 Duddon Heath
Friday, Nov. 6 Highway Side
Each day at half-past ten.
SIR W. W. YNN'S HOUNDS gill meet 01.1
Kennels
Wednesday (to-morrow), Nov. 4.........
Friday, Nov. G .
Hagan
Saturday, NOT. 7....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

T, FOUR DOOR,

IBOVI
LIVERPOOL.

LRD

's t tgyei_ers o f I

renie.soffi FRENCH MILLIKEiti;Wii
n DRESSES and MANTEAUS.

LADIES (

from London

a large and varied
ILLINERY,
/NS, Szc.,
h are

Assortmentbf the choleesi aria a._
STRAW, and CHIP HAT d BONNETS, RIB,
from the First Londo Parisian Establishments, w..
Now Ready for 1 action, at her Show-rooms ; and Ladies
-1 rely upon having the most superior Articles, at the lowest
.1. LORD-STREET, Ln'ERPOOL.

FEATHERS,

GLOVES, WEDDING AND
Tin V VI:PC 1,,

THE LIVERPOOL GENERAL MOURNING
ESTABLISHMENT,

MRS. UPTON, 45, BERRY-STREE't
ONE DOOR FROM UPPER DUKE-STP
TRS. UPTON begs to anpounee that h
ji for the WINTER FASHIONS are now cm
be ready for INSPECTION.TwojOgrTruesth.
when her SHOW Rift:plite OPEN for the 8,e..
Mrs. UPTON takes • opportunity of again' return sincere thanks to -

.er Yurehases
-iplete, and will
7,) the 3d inst.,

munerous patroniseis, for the kind fa-
ae has hitherto experienced, and begs to solicit their
3n to her present Stock of Material for DRESSES, con_
of Mottrnini Silks, Satins, Ducapes, Watered Silk.

DNESDAY.

Isagatvir Tc

i', corner of C

THE MISSES COKER respectfully beg leave to
inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its Vicinity, that Miss
COKER has returned from London, with an Assortment of
MILLINERY, DRESSES, and GOODS, suited to the
present Season, which will ady for ins): e.:tion TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 4t ant.
71, BOLD-STREET.

mRS. POWELL respectfully announces her return
from London with a New Selecti of MILLINERY and
FANCY GOODS, which will be Row, (Wednesday,) the ant. to inspection TO-1110 -
-132, BOLD-S7'RKE second door from Berro-fir,..#

FASHIONS, AT YORK 101SE,---
BERRY-STREET, (OPPOSITE SEEL-STREET.)
MRS. DAVIES ly to invite the
attention of th begsof Liverpool and its Vicinity to
her New Selection ofERY, which will be ready for
inspection . . .

MRS. SCOTMAN, on her return from London,
respectfully announces that her NODES in MILLINERY
I)RESSES, &c. will be ready for inspection ,

-ednesday,) the 4th instant

P.S.—Mrs. ScoTmvebtreerglattention to her much Un-
wed FRENCH CO
73, BOLD-STREET, next door to Mr. Willan'g Librars,

MAGAZINE DE MODES,
81 4 83, BOLD-STREET. •
/I-RS. BROWN, on her return from Paris, respect-
_al fully announces that • her MODES in MILLINERY,
CLOAKS, &c. will be ready for igpeelTor' TO-MORROW, (Wed-
nesday,) the 4th instant.

Dresses hi

with every N

ials suite Moroi
Stock is i

Walking

Lnd Evening
ity, to which

FASHIONS

- - -
MRS. CLARK, 77, CHURCH-STREE
her return from London, begs to
generally, that on and after WEDNESDA'
November, she will be able to submit for g,
unrivalled Assortment of WINTER FA
Millinery, Gloves, Ribbons. Flowers_ ttu-

in announcing
Form the Public

at, the 4th of
it Inspection an

, .... ~ ~ u irom
the most Fashionable DepOts of the M ........
lis: Mrs.lumen C. solicits
from her patrons the honour
Country Milliners sup ' n the lowest terms of the London
Establishments.
WANTED, TweTAP MILLINERS and a BONNET TRIM-
MER. Salary not an object to persons of experience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

Co be A§olti or Let.

T 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, an excellent
and commodious F IDENCE, with good.
Garden, Coach house e, &c., and 3000 yards of Land,
near Wavertree.
Also, to he S LD or LET, with immediate possession, a
splendid HOUSE, with 2100 yards of Land, extensive Garden,
&c., near Mr. Maddock's, North Egremont.
With several other good ' s ences for Sale and to
Let, a List of which iad on application to
. WILLIAMS, House and Land Agent,
(One concern.) 47, Ranelagh-street.

TO be SOLD or LET, a well-built HOUSE, about
four miles from Liverpool, containing five Bed-rooms and
Dressing-room, Drawing-room, and Dining-room, good Offices
and Cellars, Kitchen and Flower Gardens, prettily laid out, and
the whole well situated on about 3 .ards of Land, in a good
neighbourhood. Omnibuse contidually within a short
distance of the Nous
Apply to Messrs. . and G. WILLIAMs, 12, Cases-street.

Co be ?Let.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

SECRETARIES. Rev. Frederick Barker, M.A. I Rev. H. H.
M M.A
ao'

Richard Gibson, Esq
s'Tl at the best thanks of this Meeting be presented to the
irman, for his conduct in the chair.

AUDITORS.
1 George Stubbs, jun., Es

INSOLVENT DEBTOR,
TO be heard at the COURT-HOUSE, at LIVERPOOL, in
the county of Lancaster, on the 18th day, of November
natant, at Ten o'clock in the Morning:
'WILLIAM ROBERTS, the younger, formerly of 73, Eaton-
street, Vauxhall-road, Liverpool, Lancashire, cartowner and
cartdriver, in lodgino-s, and late of the same place, carter, sued
as William Roberts.

JOHN ROGERSON, Solicitor,
50, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, for
C. F. PARSONS, Solicitor, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL
TRADESNIEN'S LOAN COMPANY.
THE DIRECTORS of the above COMPANY beg
most respectfully to inform the Public, that they are now
PREPARED TO MAKE ADVANCE
On approved Personal and Collateral SecuSrities.
Application to be made to

EDWARD ROBERTS, Secretary
Commerce-court, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

HULL CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 27.
At this day's market we had a very short supply of Wheat
from the farmers, and millers being by no means anxious buy-
ers, were enabled to supply themselves at the prices of last
week ; in free foreign but little passing. Of Barley our supplies
either from foreign or our farmers, are very small, prices Is to
2s per quarter dearer, w th a great demand for both malting and
grinding. Oats is to 2s per quarter dearer. Other sorts of
spring corn unaltered, and the supply very short.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03

CASTLE-STREET WA RD

The Conservatives have, for several years, declined.
offer any opposition to their opponents in this ,ward.
thereby setting an example of forbearance which the Radi-
cals are slow to imitate. Mr. Aikin was again returned
yesterday, and we are most happy to see this gentleman
once more in the Council. He and the other two repre-
sentatives for the ward, Mr. Hugh Hornbv and Mr. John
Holmes, are indisputably most respectable specimens of
their political party.