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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

n- down, th

to remov

, of course,

ecessitared

to leave them until yesterday, though tt
tions became tawdry from the heavy intery
With some slight mistakes, inseparable from such a no-
velty, great praise is due to the authorities, their arrange-
ments having been generally excellent, and carried out
with skill and good humour by Mr. Dowling, our head
constable, and the superintendents, inspectors, and po-
lice-officers under him. We may, indeed, conclude by
saying that if Paris boasts of its " three glorious days,"
Liverpool may well boast of her two days' glorious de-
monstration, quite as honourable and as loyal, and more
in accordance with that quiet and respectful fe .ling tow-
ards rank and royalty, apart from politics, which is an
honour to our country and our town.

prative par-

—Yesterday, a wretch-

SUSPECTED CASE OF MURDER
edly dressed and miserably looking old man, named
Robert Farmer, was brought before Richard Edwards,
Esq., county magistrate, at the office of Messrs. Leigh
and Eaton, solicitors, Leigh-street, on suspicion of having
murdered, or been accessary to the murder of, a
female named Eliza Bateson, alias Perkins, aged 40, on
the concluding night (Friday, the 17th of last month,) of
the recent Aintree races. The case had been previously
heard to some extent and was adjourned. The deceased
was, it appears, a singer, dancer, and seamstress, (of ►hea-
trical dresses.) belonging to a sort of travelling race show,

; anu Luc prism
g" establishment

called " Powell's

Both were at'the races on the day stated, and in the even-
ing, between eight and nine o'clock, were drinking together
in a tent. The woman, it is said, was then much intox-
icated, and the prison-r quite sober. She was heard to
say something about going home for the night, and he to

make some indelicate proposition to go with her. They
left the place together, and she was not afterwards seen by
any of the witnesses alive. After her being missed, the pri-
soner was apprehended, and, in his defence, said that the
woman had been taken up by the police and brought before
the county magistrates, and committed to Kirkdale gaol for
three months. In the course of the same day, the body
of deceased was found in a pool, or pit, about 30 yards
wide, and only some few yards from a tent on the race-
ground. The only important evidence given yesterday
was that of Mr. Wm. Christie, surgeon, of Knotty Ash,
who made a post mortem examination of the body. Frcrn
this it appeared that the body had been exhumed
from Sefton Church-yard; that the head, fate, and
shoulders were swollen and livid ; that on one side of the
neck there were several marks, as if of the imprint of a
thumb and fi- —^o ral•u- '

,ngers. The cuticle wa. _ ,ded off one of
the marks. The lower parts of the body were less dis-
coloured and less decomposed, and

ed slighter marks
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

I____Db•ect_.llndirect

Mar. 2s Lima
June 5 St. Helena ..
• 24 Maranham may 28
• 3 Mauritius
May 20 Mobile
• • July 8
May 11 Monte Video. May
2, N. Orleans
July 12 New York
.. 15
May 24 Pernambuco June 7
June 19 Rio Janeiro
▪ 27 s
.. 23 Valparaiso .
), 22 I Vera Cruz

lApril 13
Juae 16

June 10
July 10
April 30
Juue o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Accoun

King of D ...
attacked with a congestion of the brain, which put
!..

ark was, on t

ings, he remained in a very dangerous stale."

IRELAND,

Mr. Redington is the first Roman 'Catholic who filled
the office of Under Secretary for Ireland. _ _

PUBLIC WORKS.—The following i, a memorandum of
the number of men employed on public works throughout
the country during the week ending 18th of July, viz.-
332,161, which gives a daily average of 63,664. From the
difficulty of obtaining all the returns, it is understood that
the above falls short of the true daily average, by perhaps
3,ooo.—Dublin Evening Mail
FEROCIOUS MURDER.—L
bamada
night with tl

ce Hefterman. of Gar-
-1 this county, returning home on Saturday

her, for horse hire to the

'ord and Lime

near Dromkeen,

.d brutally inurder'etl

eleven cuts on ,
fractured. The man last seen in his company
William Hannan of Dromkeen.—Limerick Chronicle

Its face, anc

our on

zis head, which was

WHO'S THE KNAVE ?-A card, conspicuously posted
at Malahide, announces, that on Sunday next, at four
o'clock, a concert of sacred music will be given in the new
Roman Catholic Church, in course of erection, the great
talent of Dublin being engaged for the occasion—the pro-
ceeds to go towards the completion of the church, and end-

ing with the following singtilar announcement—literatim
" Admision to the Sanctuary. ls. Od.
" Do. to the KNAVE ! ! Os. 6d."
*Tho's the knave
u A- It will readily be admitted b

ItIC. _PiSURDITY.-x
most readers that the following scene of humorous ab
surdity could hardly have occurred in any but an Irish
court of petty sessions, because no other country would
be at all I"- ' to p055e.....-1- t' --vent

—...ncely to possess such a character as the pre.._
plaintiff :—Borris Petty Sessions, July 23.—A Matrimo-
nial Ambassador.—Michael Sullivan, a man wb"--
pearance indicated considerable intellige—

summoned a

med Pat Tuite for a sum of 17s: Gil.,.for work exe-
The bench inquired of the plaintiff when and how

well I did my business, although that spalpeen has
to fulfil his contract; but wait, he has a few more

such cattle on his hands, and may be they won't find a
ready market.—Bench : What are you? What cattle do
you allude to ?—Sullivan : Why, please your honour, I

matrimonial am

ape you

Sullivan : Whir; please your honour

livelihood by match-c

was profs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

ate Capfain Wm.
ate JOHN DIX(

On the
T. R. Hoskin, Mr. PETER
both of Bedford. Leigh.

ult,, at Tyle

of Mr. NATHAN kik R ROI
second daughter of Mr. .1(

and, at the same fig e, JO
to MARTHA, second dau

ton-stree

t.. by the I
ere,

tte
H. THOMAS
S WELSH. cc

Will
the
ter.
RIC

same day
end, M.A.,

tt. e Rev

dr. THOMAS NI

daughter of tie

On the 26th ult
ENRY A

GER, of Ryley's-garden.
On the 2sth ult., at All S,
by the Rcv. George hlhrsh,
FRED. LEWES AUSTEN,
of Shalford-house, near Gc
in the county of Suffolk. tc
late JOHN PONTON, Esq.

iment of Light Dragoons
f Dorset.

On the 28th ult., at the F
by the Rev. Langfoid Sail
&c., second son of

of the 1

e of the C

street, London

T LANGFOi

W. Hesket-li, Mr. 4.W7Adel
the late Mr. JOHN WILLIAM
Obwestry., by
EWA RT. Esq., c

D.D., P
of L. J.

to ROSAMOND

I JAME

,ns.hom

Esq., c

Toxteth-pari
to 13ETSEY

ARTHA

t West I-
nn nf hic

salami, Pembrokeshire, to
the late Captain JONES PAI
shire.

Same day, at the Wesleyan (
W. H. Taylor, Mr. THOMAS
second daughter of the late Mr.
n th uth at St. Dad
M'N Oeile,e Mr. THult.:, iMAS 110 V
daughter of Mr. JOHN BROOK.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church
broker, Park-lane, to ELLEN, this
stonema,on, Gill-street.
Same day, at Matlock, in Derby
SON to Mrs. ROWLAND, of this tow..
Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, To]
Rev. T. D. Halsted, IN ILI.T.ANI CALLO
CORK HILL.
On the 2.1 Inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the R
oG
f house,o
r; Gs
JOSEPHBO se second
sc
tnsHdh
rtsonc t
00
EI
iMr. GEORGE SILK

Pitt-str

~ of Chest(
IP HOPE, c

GEORGE LI
port.

b of M

3ARD; of the barg

weeks, ELLEN, iulaat ua
Deaison-street.

On the 11th ultint,), at I
14EINRICH, of Prussia. I
3oth D,r

11TH t

4S EVA.NS

Mr. JOHN GR

wife of Mr. JO

the Rev. JO

BETH FARRER, only c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

us with a de

I obtain'a r€

er.) I engaged with the defend-

has more of them at home. The cattle I was speaking of
to your honours, was the other unmarried daughters I
was meaning. Well now ; proceeding on my embassy to
W. Wall, of Coolasnaughts, by dint of argument, backed
by the smiles of the lady herself. I succeeded in making
the match, and they were married. On closing the bar-
gain, Tuite gave me 2s. 6d. ; he bad promised me £1 if I
succeeded; therefore, according to Cocker, he owes me
17s. 6d. (Laughter.) The bench intimated to the am-
bassador that they were not aware of. any law to authorise
them to order the payment of the claim, but advised him
to make a surer bargain in future by pocketing his fee be-
con,ract was entered into. Sullivan

fore the rri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

nt under the influence of
rued to India.
on the speech

of Lord

vious evening, in the
,e was loudly cheered

cl not the slightest rea

ution of

igh he could by no r

reed. With respect to the
mild give a stimulus to the

would
hick

Le did not shrink from any
vacated when supporting

did not think
tion

vernment prof

from its o

Aeration

t the resolution were car-

r his resignation, he

in the censure con-

)ted by the house, he would
3 contempt, and he would

, than ihat of enabling

ho might constitute the majority against the policy he
irofessed and believed to be best adapted to the exigen-
ies of the country.
The house then divided, and the motion of Lord Geo.
3entinck was negatived by a majority of 2C5 to 135.

-THURSDAY

DOWNS

ich th

HOI
G. GREY MC

rnment to restore
in Ireland, but tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Id IMPORTS
k. ThisW k. thisyear

21 / Sea Island ll s.P 15i
40 Stained .
•
62g0
475., BoWed Georgia
„„..,1 Mobile
,
'''' v; 1 Alabama and Tennes 3l 4f i 17833
11940 New Orleans
~,,Ir Pernambuco & Paraiba 63 62
....
..
":I;BlaAhriaacaart,idadacCeeioara
6
.1— —64
lii
{ Sawginned Maranham
n io. 44 42 1)
Minas —
11 ....
Para

793533

152i258
} 10867
10532
} 25153

1 eiDemerara, Surinam &c.. Si
1020,Egyptian .. at

ics

50' Laguayra

Contmon West India
Carthagena

Smyrna
Maniila

340!Surat

:Mairas
Bensal

36500 bales

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER.—The market this week has shown
symptoms of improvement. The news from Ameri,
important change their tariff was undergoing had the
improving the for good 7-8 and 9.8 printers; large r
have been made at full prices, and, in some cases, a
vance has been given upon last week's prices. There
been more business doing in heavy goods by the hol
houses, and for the Mediterranean markets. All low
of goods are still as flat as they well can he, owing tc
state of trade in our e: stern markets; and the better
skirtings, that are chiefly sent to China, are very di
only remedy for the improvement of this description
at the present time is working "short time," which
little doubt, will soon be adopted. A meeting of spin'

} 4865

I decided
ica of the
e effect of
pu, chases
slight ad-
has also
me trade
qualities
o the had
r kinds of
ull. The
of goods
I. there is

ers and
manufacturers took place yesterday evening at Blackburn, for
the purpose of arranging to work short time. but we have not
heard the result of the meeting. The yarn market suffers from

the pressure of over production. We quote the prices as
follow :-26 inch 64 reed printers, 3s 9d to 4S; 27 inch 66 reeds,
4s 6d to 48 9d4 27 inch 72 reeds, r s to 55 4 d; 34 inch 66's, ag
to bs 3d; 36 ihch 72's, at 6s to 6s ;36 inch shirtings, 6s
reeds, at 7,6 d to 8s fd ; 72's, at gs to 9s 9cl ; 40 inch G. U. long
cloths, 66 reeds, at 8s 61 to 9s lad ; 72's at 9s 3d to 9s 9d per
piece.
LKICESTER.— The is no alteration in the market since our
last report. We hear several hosiers have given notice that an
advance of 3d per dozen on women's wrought ho-e, up to 24
guages, and 2d per dozen on girls, mill be given on Saturday,
the Bth August. Also ad per dozen on women and men's sham
knitt wrought hose, and 2d per dozen on girls of the same kind.
Wcol and yarns are wi'hout alteration. MVO
NOTTINGHA3I.—The cotton hosiery trade keeps in much the
same state as for nvert.l weeks past; that is, the hands have

117 general some work, though in many instances not full em.
ployment. The bobbin net trade is still very depressed. The
warp lace trai e, whether silk or cotton, cannot be considered
as amended.
ROCHIMLE.—We have had a very limited demand for pieces

to-day, and a thin attendance of buyers, con,idering it has been
the fortnightiy Monday. The Wool market has been inactive,

HUDDERSFIELD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

TfITIRSDAY

d that the order of the -day,. for the

or Removal Bill, be now read

a very politic

:o connect with it some ir.easur

cite for

aced that some good
to law.

passing or rej

lent ; for• there w

•e and Lanc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

support to the bill on

Mr. Hume de-
nt dividing against it until he had
udments which were proposed to

ision, as

I moved the two clauses which he

e upon them, in which Sir G
loyer, Sir W. Joliffe, Mr. Bro

. Escott, Mr. Bodkin, and
close of it the house divided,
iinst it of 47.

tioned in the act should

ence of not less than one-
during which a pauper had

sion, it was negatived without a di-

used a clause, that all expenses in-

to be removed, should, in
ded in a union, be charged to

se was also nega-

arising out of the pub-

of a 8i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Perhaps no more strik
portance of securing free
Water in thm ........ ...c ,

I which is derived from the fact that
rest without ernn.,;"... 4.. • .

rehous

)t manur

1 to the
bandor►

those well
iency of the

IMPORTANCE OF DEEP DRAINAGE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

anti b.

WANTED, in a Spirit Vault, n. respectable YOUTH
who will be treated as one of e family. One from the
country would be preferred.
For address, apply at Si andard-office.
WANTED, for the Three Months of August, Sep.
tember, and October, a CLERGYMAN, in Priest's
Orders, to take charge of an AgricutturaLTownship in the
County of Lancaster. Stipend aftrr the rate of £lOO per
Annum. Comfortable Lq4ertigs may readily be procured. Re-
ferences will be expect
Apply to Mr. RICIIARD DURNINO, Chapel Warden of Rain-
ford, Prescot, Lancashire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

IRISIT
Rallyrre

LINES

12#IBelfast ax

12il Cork and Bandon
10 Dublin and Belfast Junction
65 Dublin and Drogheda

* Shares

4 I Dtiblin and Galway
7ii Dundalk and Enri,killen
21, Great County Down
Great Munster .

25 !Great Southern and Western
24, Killarney Junction
224 Limerick and Waterford
10 Londonderry and Coleraine
20 Londonderry and Enniskillen
110
Midland Gt Western Si Canal
si Ditto Extension to Sligo
2 Newly and Warren-point
35 jUlster
S IWaterford and Kilkermy

FOREIGN AND COLONIAL
LINES.
14 Boulogne and Amiens

2 (Central of Spain
6 'Dutch Rhenish.,

ester„ B

nicireat Western C

5 North of France, cotntri
6 Orleans. Tours & Bourdeaux I
5 Paris and Lyons, Coast
20 Paris at
10 Pat is and Rouen _
3 i'aris and Strausburgh, r
20 Rotten and Haw,—

.n d Orlca

Sambre and Meuse .
I; Straabtrrgb And Bas'
5 Tours aid Nantes
6 West Flanders ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

&aim Ituttrat.

WEDNESDAY'S SALE AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY: •
GUERNSEY AND ALDERNEY COWS, CART AND
HARNESS HORSES, GEARS, 4-c.
_By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,

TO-MORROW! (.WOnescia-y-,-)-tiie-5-tii-in-s-t-ani-, at One o'clock, at

their Repositthi, Great C
TWENTY-FIVE Guern and Alderney COWS_
Catalogues, with date fine of Calving, may be had at
the Repository.
Twenty Cart and Ha ess HORSES, CARTS, GEARS,'
RIES, &C.
On view prior to the Sale.

MR. J. BRETHERTON begs to announce, that he
_VI has this day received for SALE a STUD of very superior
HUNTERS, which he can highl en . Also, a Bay
CARRIAGE HORSE, sixteen s high, with Long Tail and
Black Legs; a Bay HO , with splendid action; several
SADDLE and HARNE HORSES, &c. May be seen at the
REPOSITORY, Wood-street.

HORSES TRAINED to DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS

By Mr. GRINDROD

On FRIDAY next,

AN assortment of
comprising every descri

-FORFEITED PLEDGES

pledged in the-re

Ediiard Byford, bale-stre(
ill ; Escott Richa
Kent-street
der, Oldha
Henry

laricir.77tlter

P

rohrLlPt6ai.
Maria ai

rohn Wood

Aug. 4, 1816

Co in &oil),

CitENTLEMEN desirous of PURCHASING VILLA
%,_.X RESIDENCES or ESTATES, in the Country, are re-
spectfully Invited to apply to OCTAVI S WATERHOUSE, Estate
Agent, No. 10, Exchange-stre as , who has on SALE, a

variety of FAMILY HO 6 and VILLA RESIDENCES,
pleasantly situated in t eighbonthood of Liverpool.
N.B. No charge e for the inspection of Maps and parti-
culars of Est

SALE, Caiiii&

IS AND ODIER.S.
FLAS.TONESt of superior

quality, all Sawn Edges oral Faces, Half Rubbed and
Full Rubbed, delivered a werpool, or elsewhere, in Cargoe
of from 500 to 1000 sion -e yards.
Apply to ALEXANI)EIC COGHILL, 9, Jan

TO BUILDERS AND PURCHASERS OF LAND

AND HOUSE PROPERTY. &c.
MESSRS. REYNOLDS and . WORKMAN have
received instructions to DISP a quantity of first-
rate FREEHOLD and LEASE PROPERTY, varying in
Price from 1500 to .e 2,000
Messrs. R. and W. in want of several LOTS of PRO-

itch as Shops, &c.
srs. REYNOLDS and Ai

MAN; Jubilee Buildi

tLRK, EASTHAM

z of 200 Acres of Land, well

int To a fixed plan for the erection o
as, in convenient-sized lots for pur

of ,p.dSid, sloping' to the s

iews- of the head of the Rive]
of Beeston Castle, the Welsl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

hoped that the parties woulc
deferring the further c
Mr. Wm. Nicol

were concerne
part of both coal,
counts, and to sho
He did not think it
months to e'
present v
went

lies to ma

A. Shareho

ing in duty to thee

puiations -which had b

LOndonder
ceeded to t
Mr. Alit

House of

meet anonymous at

ad wish for es

llotment, the

,urprisi

there was a perfect inclina

atement of their

)le to al

n investiga
e ready to lay before the meeting at t

I by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

that such a cause would go to supersede the other r
tion of the teeetici.
Mr. St. John Yates could on!
Lancashire and North Ycrl
they had no objection t

y say on bel
hire Railway Con

the co

.
been encumbered
Mr_ ennlru nf

from the postponement of the meeti
September. The committee would be
dent, and he had no dont'
the cot

,t would mak

which would

ence of t

the I company

stle-upo

-Tyne C

y the report which had been read, that then
ded b

the c

re Cot

,s of cot

beginning of
they could,

undertaking, been as "econotr

iem greater sati

k he w

t was corr

Mr. Craw of Ne

A motion having been made b
castle-upon-Tyne that the meeting
the 16th September, to enable a Committee to exam

I of t

faithful rep

public in

erpool, Manches
, had to say that
room. They wo

•eholders, including
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

3- Sr. Barr

(2d batt)—Tower
Ist Foot (lstbatt
Dublin.
(2d batt.) —Edinburgh
2d Foot—Winche_ter.
3d—Gosport.
4th—Madras; Chatham

)—Trinida

Temvleroore
Corkt

Barbadoes ; Naas,

Bengal ; Chatham.
N. S. Wales, Sheerress.
Mauritius; Isle Wight.
Reserve bait., Mauritiu
13th—Portsmouth.

15th—Ceylon ; Waterford,
16th—Gibraltar; Athlone,
17th—Bombay ; Chatham,
18th—China ; Chatham.
19th—Barbadoes; Boyle.

—Bermuda ; Isle of Wigh
Reserve batt., Bermuda
-Madras; Chatham.
Bombay; Chatham.
Antigua ; Isle of Wight

I—Madias-; Chatham

nniskillen.
ape G, Hope ;thierx

en ; Chatham

N. Brmiswick ; Clonme

Clonme

aritius ; Charles Fort.!

* Ordered home

Londonderry
Chatham.

t Under ord
.51st, under ora

---- - - - - - --=- -_ --P
MEETINGS .OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
AUGUST. Ileum
4, Patrick Hare, prcof District Court, 11
6, James Fleetwood Caunell, proof and div Ditto, 12
6, Robert M'liiin, 2nd District Court, Manchester. 12
6, Carne and Telo, proof District Court, 12
7, Meek and Gill. audit . Ditto, 11
7, Henry Delamnin, audit~
7, Benjamin Thomas, audit Ditto, 11
7, William Neil3oll, prcof and div.
7, Henry Williams, proof..

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL

ed at the Dispensary
4.tients visited at their own homes

Total 204
Physician, Dr. Ashcroft.
Messrs. Ilayes„Lockwood and Muria.

Surgeon

House surgeon, Mr. Eccleston.
Apothecary.. Mr. Hulme,
Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. J. M. Shaln.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY 31

DISCHARGED. ADMITTED.
In-patients eared 22 In-patients 35
Relieved and at own request 8 Out-patients
Made Out-patients 2 Casualsduring the week.. 13
"rregular
Dead ......... . . I Remaining in the house. 1;6
..................
Consulting urgeon s , Mr. Forshaw an d Mr. Dawson.
House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Bartley.
House Visitors, Cottingham Moss and H. Banner, EsqrS.
Chaplain .......... Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD GlBSON.Treasurer.

InOralia
Bahia.. ,

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL

Indirect

Direct. 'lndirect

Limas
St. IleJena
•• April 13
..
..
• •y
Juae 36
24 Marapham May 28
3 Mauritius May • 20
May 20 Mobile
• • July 8
May 11 Monte Video. .. May 20
2) N. Orleans
July 12 New York
.. 15
May 24 Pernambuco
June 19 , Rio Janeiro .. June In
.. 27 1 savannah .. July 10
.. 23 i Valparaiso . .. April 31
~ 22 Vera Cruz

Barbadoes..
Bombay ...
B. Ayres ...
Calcutta ...
C. G. Hope
Charleston .
China ......
Demerara..
Havana ....
Jamaica....
La Guayra.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

PRESIDENT,-WII
VICE-PRESIDENT
TRU

James Aspinall, Esq.
James Brancker, Esq.
K. Woodward, Esq,
James Lawrence, Esq
John Bent, Esq.

Mr. S. W. May, Kent-street

_
Chairman.
Mr. J. Owens, Hotham-street
Mr. J. Haslam, Finch-street.
Mr. J. Huey, Hackins-hey.
Mr. J. May, Mill-street.

Mr. E. Sumner, Vauxhall-rd
Mr. L. Livesey, Ditto.
Mr. W. Liversedge, Burling•

ton-street.
Mr. T. Naylor. Byrom-street.
Mr. G. Entwistle, Limekiln-

Mr. H. Lyon, Pitt-street, I
Tickets, Six Shillins each, ii
be had from the Stewards; tht
59, St. Anne-street; the Hotel
places.

DINNER ON THE TABLE
An efficient Band v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

which appeared to take well, as the house
The inns in many of the principal s"

,reets were a

liantly illuminated

It is some

arkable ho

speedily on Sat

the greater number of the temporar

.
The quantity of timber used over the town for platfor
_......_.......... ~..-1 /1 tl TO nart. lnewrio ewes.. Inane:inn. ainnrr '

streets all day after these erections were. tak

the immediate means or opportunit

platforms and ornaments, wer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

* Ordered lome

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
AUGUST,
Holm
4, Patrick Hare, proof District Court, 11
6, James Fleetwood Cannell, proof and div Ditto, 11
6, Robert M'liim, 2nd District Court, Manchester, 12
6, Carne and Telo, proof District Court, 12
7, Meek and Gill, audit
7, Henry Delamain, audit
7, Benjamin Thomas, audit Ditto, 11
7, William Neilson, proof and div.
7, Henry Wiliams, proof. Ditto, 12

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-lIILL.

Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, July 18
Persons relieved at the Dispensary
Patients visited at their own homes

Total,
Physician, Dr. Ashcroft.

Surgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris,
House Surgeon, Mr. Eccleston.
._ _ _

Apothecary V Mr. Hulme,
Assistant House• Surgeon, Mr. J. M. Shale.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY 31

ADMITTED .
DISCHARGED.
En-patientscured .......... 22 In-patients 35
Relieved and at own request 8 Out-patients 4
Made Out-patients ........ 2 Casual sduring the week l3
7ffegular ............ ... 1 I Remaining in the house 176
1
Dead •
.... I
Con suiting Surgeon s , Mr. Forshaw an d Mr. Dawson.
House Surgeon . ...... Mr. M'Cbeane.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
House Visitors, Cottingharn Moss and H. Banner, Esqrs.
Chaplain.. ........ Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD GI BSON. Treasurer.

ATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL

I Direct. h. direct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

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THE considerable quantity of this beautiful Fabric
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manufactured by the desire and expressly for

HER MAJESTY,

having caused, by suck high patronage, an immense demand,
JOHN BRISCOE,
60, and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

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all the choice varieties which the most distinguished manufac-
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with an almost mil' ' assortment of
PLAIN, SHOT, - SUPERB FIGURES.
The y selected Stock of
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

ebina.

half her cargo on board, trill be despatched at once,
and guaranteed to sail first vessel, or forfeit freight
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
The superior Whitehaven-built Brig

Captain jO3;ertrITRITE ;
years; co -fastened and copperec

and LYNI

IT E,

apply to M

4, India Buildin,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

nfant dau

Te .nteid

ence, Arre

S BOLLING, Esq.
the 27th ult.. et her son
Ars. MARGARET DOOLEY,
ame day, at Sheffield, aged 7S, Mr.
enter, for many years in the service of the
.►ester Railway Company.
Same day, aged 84, Mr. T110:IAS JOHNSON, late c
Same day, aged V, MARY PATRIDGE, eldest de
the late Captain JOHN CROWS COXON, Grove Fie
Woodside.

;e, in Rat

WM. SCQI

Same day, at Northallerton, aged 99, Mrs. MARY LA
DALE. •
same day. at Everton, aged .•
WM. MACGREGOR.
On the 2Sth ult., •
dealer, Dale-stree'

LEOPOLD

aged 5?, Mr. FOSTER Lit‘aux

ARAII ELIZA

S, me day, aged"l4 months.
of Mr. R. N. I INDOP, Bir;4enLt
Same day, at Loudon,
0.1 the 29th ult., at her re
aged 45, AMELIA, relict of C
,ame day JANE• wife's'

IL LIGHT

ELIZA

RIB, of Taitenh

SHIELD,
O the

_-• cfrf .VID SAMUEL, tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

our royal visitor, during this memorable oca

We may, however, be

ture to repeat our

lensed form,

and to repair any omission, which
And first, in order, we must
faction with the exertions and con-

we may have math

record our s

duct of the

His Worship, on this occasion,

LI most onerous duties to perform, unpleasant
too, on account of which he has been as-

sailed with muc
both printed ar

ministry

I the c

lt of the i

fined or the unavoidable

Ession and commission of

the Committee, of which he has, after all, been only
the overworked member. We most candidly say
that we should not envy him a repetition of the of-
ch he has had to fill, the "arduous duties"
:h. a gentleman not usual! considered his

ng all that I of wt

friend, Mr. AV

Earle, most honourabl

and in

That by the high qt
thus displayed, he

most excellent fe lint
We must also .clan

him well through

kindly made a

which th

;CCU, LUC CUTICI3
preliminary arr

ified manner in

ments for the re-

in the name

been gone thro

,001, we cordially thank him

ted by his

:tat we attach a r?eeper
entful scene

done ; and re-

portant t

Chairman and the gentlemen of the

can say that they have not,
venience.

rnents I

public c

'There may

lnd imp

)ns to the Albert

it favour than some who

ome; remi,.sness of o

On the other I

has been obtrusiveness,.which none could beat off.
The Dock Committee, we know, did their best to
be impartial to all, and they could do no more.

flitnittee, we do no

but, in I

the fluid went down the chimney and in its passage filled
all the rooms of the house with soot and sulphureous va-
pour. The parlour was covered with soot to the depth
of three or four inches. Another portion of the fluid
bation, and many complaints, I struck the outside of the chimney, descended throuv4.
roof, and, breaking one of the rafters, it then
:en. The Mayor has had to

poem to

have passed in a slanting direction along the edge of the
rafter, and to have gone out of the house about two feet
from the gutter of the roof. The inmates were greatly
alarmed, but providentially they all escaped uninjured.
Two panes of glass were smashed in the window of a
house in Harding-street, Windsor, and the chimney of a
rice-mill, recently erected at the corner of Bolton-street
and Bedford-street, was struck and a larg
through tne of the stones of the buildin

was made

Several other

houses in various parts of the town and suburbs were also
struck and windows broken, but the damage was in every
case, as far as we could learn, very small. The storm
ceased about twelve o'clock, but there was a return or it

abou 4 a.m, on Monday morning, which was not, howe-
ver, so long in duration or of so alarming a nature. We
believe it was general all ov€r the country.

LIVERPOOL PACKET FOR CHARLESTON.—A ship of
800 tons burthen is in rapid progress of construction at
the shipyard of Levin li. Duncan, Baltimore intended for
a packet between Charleston and Liverpool.
AUNCH.—On Saturday next about half-past ten
ndid iron steam-vessel, of about 1,300 tons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

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RIVINGTONS, St. Paul's Churchyard, and Waterloo-place,
London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Mr. G. BANKES

(laced c

FRIDAY

of LA

;ger to a

istenee of u
'era in Lon(

'on and

ONTEAGLE brau

rd his motion o

g encot

of Ireland,
,which, after

, was Witt

OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY•
Lord JOHN Russets, on asking honourable members
postpone notices of motion-which they had given on the
bject of flogging in the army, stated that the matter was
eder the consideration of the Commander-in-Chief, not
th a view to the abolition of the power of inflicting cor-
a:el punishment, but to the regulation of its exercise,
id his opinion on the subject would be communicated to

house in a fey

E acquiesced, but

imatet

vering in bringing fur
duke's decision shoal

i to; the repc

t received on

tee of Supply

FOREI

COLONIAL,

ERICA

ARRIVAL OF THE 3RITANNIA

Le 15th ult

clock. Her passa
le cause of her det

than ust

met with between

been the heavy fogs which
nd Halifax.

accounts by the Britannia are only four days later
en those brought by the Waterloo. As regards the news
ra the United States, this arrival does not add much to
previous information. We find that the Tariff Bill
lot passed the senate, but was still under discussion,
"as thought it would not be adopted by that body
"terial alterations. Neither had the Sub-
surY nor the Warehousing passed, though the latter
eve of doing so. there is nothing of any great
ace from the seat of war in Mexico. It appears
,n that the Mexican troops were at Monterey, which
a they were fortifying; General Paredes is stated to
tbere at the bead of eight thousand picked troops. Pre-
.rations were making in the American camp for a for-
ard movement, which was expected to be begun about
to 7th ult. Respecting the condition of affairs in the city
i
Mexico, it was rumoured that Herrera s now president,
id was also on the march towards the frontier. It was

s on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE
Augusta Peel and Lord Het.
at St. Peter's Church, Eaton-s

—The nuptials of Miss
ley took place on Thursday,
care. The ceremony was

performed by the Right Rev' the Lord Bishop of Bath
and Wells. After the ceremony a sumptuous dejeuner
was given by the Very Rev. the Dean of Worcester, at
the town residence in Eaton-square. Among the corn-

pany at the dejeuner we noticed Sir Robert and Lady
Peel, the Hon. William, Lady Jane, and the Misses Peel,
Colonel and Lady Alice Peel, Mrs. Dawson, Lady Hen-
ley, Hon. Robert Henley, Lady Fuller, Viscount and
Viscountess Newry, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Lady
Harriet and Miss Bagot, Lord Auckland and Miss Eden,
Lord and Lady Brougham, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

reu were bap

Esq., t

Consul-General of (

On the 14

carpenter or the Bleck Prince, to
On the 2,th ult., at St. Thomas
LEY LEEDHAM, of Lower Bagt
ate Mr. J. Leedham, of Mo
htcr of Mr. GEORC
ult., at Upton, Mr.

SAIITI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

a lire br
I at the Um

boats s'

Twenty

to Ad

and Co.'

rapidity

-190 ho

a letter
flames

every exertion to rep

to arrest t

seem, with little suc

bus destroyed
' the powder

The town preFen

it would

1, many more wou

cannot des

s them

of de vas'

ildings

that language I

The whole square of buildings, bounded
by Main, Centre, Broad, and Federal-streets, is in
ruins, and nearly all the buildings opposite those which
formed the square. Trinity church is now in flames. The

s at present incal

are afloat of injury received by individu

)ut they art

so vagc

11, that

The Inquirer and

troyed. We ca
ful calamity.—"

ye buta 1

.yew York Evening
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

nd the solicitors

balance v

: the directors, therefore, believ,
o necessity for making any future

ing been
that the expen

rinnterl

W. H. Brockett E

Charles Swallc

I • - A moth]

having been made by
e-upon-Tyne that the meeting st

Mr. Craw of
and adjournci

tue ion September, to enable a Committee to exam
the' accounts and Share Register. The Chairman object
that such a cause would go to supersede the other reso

tion of the meeting.
Mr. St. John Yates could only say on behalf c
Lancashire and North Yorkshire Railway Cot
they had no objection whatever to shew th
sheet; the company was not encu
been encumbered

iered, E

Mr. Cooky, of Richmond, thought no harm
nn the postponement of the meetir
ptetnber. The committee ic

dent, and he had no doubt would mat
which would increase the confid--

of the put

Mr. Allhusen, on bPbalf of the Liverpool, Mt
nd Newcastle-upon-Tyne Company, bad to sa,
ccounts of that company were in the room. Ti
ee by the report which had been read, that a
xpended by both the companies was £36,63!
)ut of that sum, the late Lancashire and Not
ihire Company bad expended £ 21.747. Rq_

latter c

Limy 102

• uCC II as economical
they could, nothing could give them greater satisfac
tion than to submit their accounts to a committee. The:
had, up to that day, received £1,556. 12s. Bd. as interes
on their money. Their money had been invested in Um
bank, and the whole of it was then in exchequer bills, ant
deposited with Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, and Co. The
sum they had deposited in exchequer bills amounted tt
73.000, and the remainder, about 43,100, was at tht
credit of the company in the hands of Messrs. &Ma]
and Co. Under those circumstances, they could not
have the slightest objection to have a committee to in.
vestigate the whole matter. As far as the adjournment
was concerned, that was another question ; and on behalf
of the parties representing the Liverpool, Manchester,
and Newcastle Junction, he must object to it. There
had been for a long period differences between the direct-
ors of the two companies; they had been equally divided;
and many delays and much expense had been incurred in
--sequence of their not pulling together. He believed
s of the company would be best consulted he-

the inter,

appointing either one hotly of directors or the other
hoped that the parties would withdraw the propositi.
deferring the further consideration of the resolution!
Mr. Wm. Nicol said, so tar as the funds of the con

were concern
part of both i

there was a

Tfect inclioat

counts, and to show bow they had
He did not think it would be ad
months to elapse in investigating t
present were ready to lay before tl

posed of t
able to a

A Shareholder thought the e

ing in duty to themselve

they did n

it'd after what ha
Iry in the Hou

,ded to the appointment of audit(

forward ou his own., or

ad wish for explanation, he would

id by t

,nd with respect to the Marquis of I
said, in the House of Lords, " thai

ores in the 1

e Marquis cv

the price of shares was
gain took a little time.

Marquis_ then wrote a very 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

THE NEW ASSIZE COURTS, 84C

His Royal Highness next proceeded to the New Law
Courts and St. George's Hall. Mr. Tonikinson, the
contractor for the Mason work, very kindly received him,
and conducted him over the building.. Four of the mag-
nificent granite pillars were uncoverd for his inspection,
and they excited his utmost admiration. He seemed
amazed at the extent of the building, and the classical
architecture, which was designed by Mr. Ellames.
The Prince, who had no doubt endured considerable
fatigue, even up this time only, then proceeded to the
Judges' Lodgings in St. Arne-street, where a vast crowd
greeted his arrival. The assemblage remained until after
seven o'clock, with little or no diminution, but good
order was easily preserved by Chief Superintendent
Reding and the Police force at his command, no disposi-
tion being shown at any time, to disturb the general
harmony, and the only danger to individual safety being
•

the crush of parties to obtain a proximate view of the
royal visiter, and in any possible way to express, through
him, their fealty to our beloved sovereign, and their at-
tachment to himself, as her unassuming and considerate
consort. _ _ _

At twenty-five minutes past seven an escort of the 4th
Royal Blues arrived, closely followed by two of the state
carriages, drawn by two horses, richly harnessed. In a
few minutes after his Royal Highness appeared at the
door of the house and was received with deafening cheers
and clapping of hands. His Royal Highness graciously
bowed to the crowd, and entering the carriage, drove off
to the Townhall. The other carriage was occupied by the
gentlemen in attendance. His Royal Highness was at-
tired in full dress, and wore the badge of the order of the
garter, and the decorations of the gulden fleece, an orna-
ment which admirably becomes him.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

•as not the fact, but it
number of shares had be

the committee had
bargains with other railways before t
mation ; among others, the Lancashire and Nor

opal ccmmitte

West Riding .had to get 11,000; the Bla,

Jarwen, and Bolt

a also had to get

ors went in on two s

rate bills
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

NOTICE TO INVENTORS

OFFICE FOR PATENTS OF INVENTIONS
REGISTRATIONS OF DESIGNS,
NO. 14, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, LONDON,
HE Printed INSTRUCTIONS gratis, and every
I information upon the subject of PROTECTION for IN-
VENTIONS, either by Letters Patent or the Designs Act, may
be hadANDER by applyinPßlg personally (
Oof& r by lett

London, where may be had, pri s., 'or through any Book
seller in the United Kingdo W. BENNINO and Co., (Law
Booksellers, 43, Fleet-stre ndon,) The LAW of PATENTS
AND REGISTRATIO , with all Forms and Cases ❑p to the
present time, by SI Y BILLING, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and.
ALEXANDER PR CE, of the Office for Patents, 14, Lincoln's
Inn Fields, Lon on.

Observe that the Signature of the proprietor, "G. C. Serjeant,

is • written -
SERJEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy
against Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica., and Lum-
bago. Sold by the Proprietor, G. C. SERJEAVT, No. 1, Lo-
vell's-court, Paternoster-row, and ; Bell-yard, Temple-bar,
London; and by all Venders of Medicine. Price 2s. 9d. per
Bottle.
The astonishing success which has crowned the application
of this external Medicine in the most hopeless and deplorable
cases, when the unhappy sufferer had despaired of evef gaining
even the least relief, and this after the ablest advice and every
other means had completely failed, most • • les it to the
attention of the afflicted.

—This excellent Medicine, so upitcrsally esteemed, is unat-
tended with the least danger inconvenience, and hundreds
have experienced its happ d salutary effects since it was
first introduco.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

were strained to the utmost; it w

friend, whose advic

bad proved their surest-compass,

and whose heart they knew was with them most earnestly.
It was a glorious sight that Jack should recognise a
clergyman and a magistrate (E. Rushton, Esq.) as his
dearest friends. The excessive applause on the proposal
of Mr. M'Neile's health having subsided, the revere;
gentleman rose and addressed the company nearly as
follows :

Mr. Chairman, gentlemen,—Congratulations become
the lips when gratitude and joy are in the heart. Before
I attempt to give any expression to the gratitude I feel
for the manner in which you have received my name and
acknowledged my services, I must offer my sincere con-
gratulations to yourself, sir, and to your fellow-labourers
on the committee of the Liverpool Sailors Home. For
some years you have addressed yourselves as men of
business, as well as men of philanthropy, to the accom-
plishment of this good work. You encountered diffi-
culties ; you met with discouragements ; you were by
many considered enthusiasts, embarked in a visionary
enterprise. (Hear, hear.) But you persevered ; you
exercised patience without relaxing zeal ; and on every
favourable opening, when fresh effort was wise, season-
able energy was ready. You are now reaping, as they al.
ways do, who labour without fainting. The fruits of your
labour have ripened into happy maturity on this day—
this auspicious day, when the hand of our gracious Sove-
give permanent foundation to our insti
reign, in the person of the noble Prince, has been stretched
(loud cheers)—this auspicious day,
touutti
oanm o
forng us
as
ltoor
when we of this town have been gladened, not only by the
cheering beams of the sun of our natural system, but also
by the condescending and benignant approval of Royalty,
which, under the Most High God, the Head of all Power,
is, next to the natural sun, the source of light and peace
and joy to the empire—an empire on which neither the
sun of nature nor the favour of the Sovereign ever sets.
(Loud cheers.) Your ambition has been to accomplish a
substantial good for the community ; and now to success
in your noble enterprise is added a smile of approbation
(wind heart was untouched by the winning softness of the
Prince's smile, blended as it was with graceful dignity !)
—a smile of approbation, I must repeat, which, to truly
loyal hearts, is of itself more than a recompense for any
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

rst gentles

3 of her

every good

,ct which w

a)- de-

ivance the

the comfort,

welfare o

ae; and we rejoice, for the
smen, that this first effort

ur ot our

ecation

s been such as must

presse

s mind the conviction that

calculated to draw more closely to the
I to the person of
ions -of all classess of her

of our cot

~.., as she is pre-en—
worthy. of them, and who would deem no I
' 't of receiving herself as well

)le—a Reopl

•orthy of 1

ter than t

her royal consort anion,

st the

Jim Crow

movement

z of that party which

s wonted scurrility,

Ise, bloody, and brutal," and his shelving for an
efinite period the Repeal agitation, at the risk of
ng his influence amongst the mobocracy of Con-
ation hail and, what is worse still, the Rent—
well calculated to impress the public mind with
Jme kind is hatching,
ch menalcant himself, or some of his
to be the fortunate recipients. Pa-

uspcion

JOD 01 S

nd thing in sound: but pay is

. "Hurrah for Repeal" may
Its of the tatterdemallio

or the

,gments of them

n O'Connell bids them ; but mere shouts fill
bellies, they pay no rents, and have ceased
accompanied with the pleasant tinkling of
nd shillings, as they drop into the Till.
1 is just now a loosing game. "My dear Ray"
bs absorb more than the " fine pisantry"
and a new Lichfield House compact is
d to be the only card which can be

'ereign

ribute

hat are to be the terms of the bargain ?
d for a time. John
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

o'clock, Liv

tn paniea with a

Prior t

erpool was

o the rain

town and carried

parts of the town must hay

nosphere, to

re, and that one man in particular was induced by the
ogular appearance of the surrounding a
mrey an alarm of fire to the station, for
ards, it appeared there was no other four.•!
',used by the whirlw

the river

Dw n from the

Lion than that
esented upon
The storm,

uth part of the town, brou
ur, and

ith it in its course, clouds Of dusty ye

nd all alo
fitted in vast go

,12.- proach, cl
g, that he

shore, the sand a
awed by a

The almost unendurable

)wer of

charged with Cast q

I to c.

hing at themomen
of the latter ag se
.awl to his bathini

heat which was experienced
of thunder which were

!ect.ric fluid ; but it

torm, in which the flashes of light

vivid, and the peals more frequent an
almost ever remember to have seen
One r

in particular be

I heard bef.;re

•
loud that it carried terror to almost every heart. We
re happy to learn that no injury to life was done, although
,everal persons were knocked down in the streets, and
that the damage to prop-rty has been, comparatively
speaking, trifling in amount.
Superintendent Leverett, who was going down Seel-
street about eleven o'clock, was struck, and for a time
was quite stunned and everpowered. Officer 176 (Slack)
who was in Duke-street, was also stunned. Officer 224
was knocked flit on the ground in Upper Parliament-
street, and was found by a publican in such a state of
stupor that he was obliged to be conveyed home. Another
Officer in Upper Parliament street, Windsor, was
knocked down, but was sufficiently recovered to proceed
home in a short time. One of the Bridewell-keepers
(Wilson) was struck by the electric fluid in Jordan-street
bridewell, and remains confined to his room ever since
from the effects. The lamplighter in the same street also
suffered from the same calm. ; and very many persons

who were walking along the streets at the time, tint with
whose names we are unacquainted, were also struck to

the ground

vast eleven a terrible flash of

At about 20 minutes
forked lightning was visible, an

most imme

after electric fluid struck a chimney in the centre of Mr.
Pemberton's, the upholsterer's house, at the corner of
Colquitt street and Duke. street. After striking part of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

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HOTTINGUEY, I. BUR
LIVERPOOL, J. ELDRI
QUEEN OF THE WEST

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant,
915 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY

Being 61ecalTonow landing ex E i - • • k, direct from St,
Domingo.—Apply to HENRY CR, Esq., Merchant, or to
CHA It and FLEMING, Brokers.

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant,
30 Logs Havannah CEDAR,
Per Hinde.—Apply to Messrs. B. HALL and Co., Merchants
1474 LANCEWOOD SPARS,
1246 Logs PENCIL CEDAR,
9 Tons LETTER or SNAKE 00D,
363 Planks Rio ROSEW
283 Planks BIRD- MNAPLE,
11 Tons St. ngo LIG UMVIT/E,
4844 Board K WAINSCOTING.
On account of the mporters.
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL.

M. EL AM,
MANUFACTURER OF THE HYGIENIC, AND
IMPORTER OF FRENCH CORSETS,
RESPECTFULLY invites the Ladies of Liverpool
and Vicinity to an inspection of his
CELEBRA.TED• HYGIENIC CORSETS,
The distingiiished filitronage bestowed on which is a gratifying
and conclusive proof of their superiority. They are manufac-
tured at prices varying from tI to 10s. per pair, and em-
brace the

JUVENILE CORSETS, WALKING AND RIDING DITTO,
DOUBLE ELASTIC .DITTO,
BACK AND FRONT AND DOUBLE MECHANIC SCAPULA
CONTRACTORS, &c., &c.
In fact, any Lady who regards caie,..greee, and elegance of
figure, should possess herself
ELAM'S ENIC CORSETS.

Ci'• Please note the address
11.-BOLD-STREET ARCADE-11.