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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

STAIRS

AND A L9P'OF HEARTHRUGS

RISC(

OLDHALL-STREET.

NERAL DECORATIVE ESTABLISHMENT
PAPIER MACHE WAREROOMS,

(THE N

THE
- , •
Proprietor respectfully invites the attention of
Gentlemen Building, or those requiring the Ceilings
of their Mansions or Dwellings decorated_ to .o,„. k.....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, east side Queen's Dock,
276 Norway SPARS, 4to 6 inches,
1020 „ DITTO, under 4 in..and 22 ft. long,
108 „ DEALS, ----
Being the cargo now lant:Friheden. from Dron-
theim.—Apply to ivies • . RID, IRVING, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to
JAMES HOUGHTON and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

his speeches there gen

not bs found emanating from those who were resolved

neither to giv
Sir It. PEE

at Mr. RoebUck had display

he 'our

3 reued ; w

a. Under these c:rcun
'lr. Roi

[ng been made to

pnement hav-
he hoped that

t be withdrawn

the motion ix.
Sir H. INoLi9 eau

1 the motion ought not to be
-rd of the apotogy of the

Somers's
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

For DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR, BEAUMARIS,
and CARNARVON.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM.
il'k PACKET COMPANY,
I • Incorporated by .Act of Parliament.
The above Company sai I their Vessels,(with orwithout
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers,
DUBLIN,,'
The Company's new and splepclid Vessels, QUEEN
VICTORIA, PRINCE, PYrINCESS, and IRON
DUKE, of 600 tons burthenAnd 260 horses power, (with
Cabin Passengers only,) pill EVERY EVENING, at Seven
o'Clock, from Georee'Al Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, to
KINGSTOWN 1-I),KBOUR, carrying her Majesty's
Mail.
They also sail their Cargo Vessels (as below) from the
Clarence Dock to DUBLIN QUAY :
THIS DAY, June 24, at 1 o'clock P.M.
WEDNESDAY, „ 25, 1 ,r P.M.
THURSDAY, ~ 26, 2 it P.M.
FRIDAY, „ 27, 3 P.M.
SATURDAY, „ 28, P.M.
,
MONDAY, ~ 30, 7 „ P.M.
For BELFAST,
The ATHLONE.
3ATURD AY, ne 28. at 5 k PAI•
For BANGOR, BEAOMARIS, and o'cloc
CARNARVON,
The ERIN-GO-BRAGH,
W. H. WARREN, R.N., Commander,
From George's Pierhead, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY, at Eleven o'clock in the Morning.
Further information given at the Company's Office,
24, Water-street,
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

was F.. 0 valua

a were were many reasons why he
ed a different course, but he disregarded
rmined for the sake of their privileges,
'or the aid of its protection. He used

lion of the

in sending

d guilty of a breach of th

ding the
s, and he

arks of th

public, who abhorred this di.gmting

practice, for the manly and cour,
sued.

s course be

41MS said that, per,

house, h

tter. in unaffected

deferent to its wishes
tbat the L in. r
fill in the attacks h

At
r Cur B

same time be must say

ln. membe

was not always very care-

Sir G. GREY lau,

ery highly the course pursued by
Mr. Roebuck, and hoped it would be imitated by any
other honourable member who might hereafter find him-
self simil.rly situated. He most, however, confine his
praise to

his iwttance, for in the tone o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Eastern Counties,

Glasgow and Ayr - --
- -
Glasgow and Greenock
Grand Junction

lra% esend and Rochest
rent. North of England

Great Western
Hull and Selby

Liverpool and Manchester
London and Birmingham..
London and Blackwall ....
London and Brighton ....

London and Croydon..
London and Greenwich

Southwestern

Manchester, Bolton, and Bury
Manchester and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds and
Hull and Selby
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Darlington
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and North Shields 2448
North Midland....
North Union
Pans and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Mane

South Easterr
Taff Vale ..
Ulster

Yarmouth and Norwich
York and North Midlani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

AND ROLLO

ENT SEAS

HAT HAVE EVER BE

LONDON AN T

UTIFT:JL

SILKS

°REIGN AND BF

ping at

CHECKED AND PRINTED MUSLINS,
ZARINES, LLAMA CLOTHS. CACHMERES

UN U ,7, AIN
t of the

'ARASOLS

recently

LOVES, 8

ASHIONABLE AND ORI

'erage under or

GEORGE 111. RI
&S, by and with the

3rds, spi

bled, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

bilee-street,ilr.73o.H2l

Stu-4,e day. in Douglas, Isle of Mao. aged 17
LOTTE JONES, niece fW. J. Bisho,), Esq..
Same day, aged 78. Mr. MOUNTAIN, formerly leader of ilk
band at Covent-garden Theatre, London. for many years. 1/4
survived Mrs. Mountain, once a very popular singer, four year and belonged to the Philh4rinonic Band until a few seasong, back.

fARII CHAR.

Same day, Mr. AMBROSE HUMPH RYS. of Upper Wimpote-
street, Cavendish-square, London, deputy-chairman of the
Great Western Railway. During the day lie had attendf,
his usual business, and had proposed an early dinne-
intention of getting to the Opera, with his d,
time. When at dinner, he complained of illness, ...._
to the sofa in th.: room, and was a corpse in a few minut
On the 15th instant, in his 16. h year, the Hon. J
HENRY LAWRENCE SCARLET!, youngest son
Abinger.
Same day, at her residence, Wavertree- road, a -
NAH, relict of RICHARD SUTTON, Esq.
Same day, aged 44. MARY, wife of Mr. '
maker, late of this t--- '
butcher, of Redeross-street.
Same day, aged 'o, MARY

aughtei' in g
____

watchp
1 daughter of M'A
r. JameYLsOß.
Reuslaalt

ife of Mr. JOHN MATHEA

34 surgeon, Newton,.
S I Same day, in Bedford
24 t GREGG, Esq., of th:
O On the 10th instant. at Cartmel, aged 55, ANN
REDHEAD, Esq., surgeon, greatly beloved by
6 her.

the Willov

firm of Messrs

nd G. Gre

Same day, aged 91, RICHARD MOULDEN, Esq
tage. Samlesbury. near Preston.

Vale Cot

Same day, of consul-avian.,
late of Mill street.
On the 17th instant, of consumption,
JOHN LAWSON, Clocen's tobacco warehouse
Same day, after a few days' illness. Colonel 11,u311BROOKB
M.P. for the western div'-'

Mr. JOHN BANCROFT

•ed 51 years, Mr,

Same da
Esq., M.P,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

nmauded him I by the dropp
r, all but Lord I interest is'sus
r near relation and fast

AS confidential to t 4

hen Cecil andhis

it is plain she referred to their

e gone, f tt

Niduct of th

great I introduced,

is much to

ry effective!

Tzdit

the man

you character, how-ever, of An
evi- ion, ant

was very
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

LIVERPOOT.; at it
IVI

D. REEVES AND CO

OR GI

'-PLACE

MARKET

SPIRIT

12s. to 15
12s. to 15

its. to

425. to 54s

ennau

STD PORTER

58. 6d. 3s
4s. 3d. 2:s.

he__Facnlty) wherev;

nossihl

CHESTER

TREET, BRISTOL; p,

solicit attention to the

rther to state, that
supplying Private Fa-

15s.
14s.
12s. to 16s

4e. to 16s. 6d

10s. to Ils. E

rts. Pint

renders of' the oomtr
r the sa

iing the Genuine
profit it affords the Retailer
r STIVENS'S, through the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

25th of this instant June.

said Town,-to be eight of the

Commissiners or the urp MACLURE, MACDONALD, and MACGREGOR.
the former Actsf mentionped.ost.
LITHOGRAPHERS, GEORGE WITHERS,
la AVE REMOVED to 18, FENWICK-SREET. Dock-office, Lioerpool, 13th June, 1845.
1-1. corner of Brunswick-street, and are now enabled to I
carry on every branch of their bitainess in the most corn- SHARES.
plete and extensive manner...,---- R OBEIZT WI N STA N L E
18, FEN-WrCK-STREET,
(
CORNER OF :11I151TSWICIC-STLEET, LIVERPOOL. • Mr. SECOND
THOMA,ASSON OF T -Alli
WI. STANLEY,)
71h April, 1845.
AUCTIONEER OIIARE S
S AND TOCK,
11, NORTH jtCHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

.he same Acts, and in

ARC

ODE

DYE HOUSE
ICORNER OF
REATSHAW-STREET er ST. LUKE'S 1

JOSEPH DODD

Inks to his Fi

)ort and

o retain it.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

without some rec

member for Slizo
Tr

lordly arranged that Mr
should be deemed sufficient to ind

ceed no further in the matter that
been guilty of a breach of privilege.
Sir R. PEEL then moved the m

solving itself into a con

respecting

passed on that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

OD THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, east side Queen's Dock,
200 Logs BIRCH TIMBER, of large sizes, fresh, and
very superior quality
300 BIRCH, &c. BILLETS r. feet,)
Being the cargy now lay • ex John Thomas, froth Syd-
ney, C.B. On account of the Importer.
JAMES HOUGHTON and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 25th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Poster's. Office, Dale-street,
1073 Barrelti,.Rf3SlN.
Now landing ex Mononfa, from Philadelphia, south
--
side Waterloo Dock.—gahrApply to Messrs. BROWN:SH SHIP'
LET, and Co.,:Merchants, or to

JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

previous to purchasin
s will'be afforded to

f the_whole or any part

can be dispi

ed to ti

To afford every accommn
COND-HAND FURNITI
change, at a fi

RE will

taken in

atuatio

FOr terms and further I;artiOill
the Premises, or at
JOSEPH

made
('and LIVERPOOL

HODGSON

to dispo,.
_ URNITURE
by AucrtoN, and having an objection to a Sale Pt ''

In every article

wntcn tnis Establishment com 7
sts will meet with general ap-

APPRAISER AND COMMISSION AGENT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24

Dinder I G

accommodatetTon the shortest notice_
Every ACCOMMODATION for COMMERCIAL'
trtv

The Lovers of a PRIME GLASS of PORTI
!et with it at the St. George's Hotel.

In high order,

'
—.-SK OR BOTTLE, tiful specimens of ENRICH ED ROOM CO [WT.
EID and CO.'S celebrated LONDON STOUT ; CEILING CENTRE FLOWERS, a
V., JAMESON'S XX DUBLIN PORTER •; ENRICHMENTS, which he h
___STONG ALE, of the same brand : having considerably

er CEIL

BEER

Mild
ALE

and Bluer

WELSA

play of Articles

,e
_w; f Gentle
their Establis

I fropr

wareroom here
how Room ;wan

that can be produced ;1 and

.equiring decora

I Lion is ail that is necessar

NAMENTAI

lOP A BUILDING COULD BE PROCEEDING- whil
the structure '

Vaster work

d elegance ia

Improved Papier

igns for Ceiling enrich

o numerr

Room Pann
to any part of the

I order is

ro The superiority of trLEFELD'S IMPROVED
PAPIER MACHE f Architectural purposes, is every
day becoming mo apparent; and
.this has induced the
D--_:-.._ _ .. r .1 _ TTT

When bir

And
Oh ! ry

Thus 1-ITar
Does for ti

And pa
Would

Whilst II
The happ;

us to,d-s

lise his

's Clothing

YOUTHS' CLOTH TUNIC SUITS
DITTO HUSSAR DO.

Clothir

nterior o

-xtensiv; Clothing I

HYAM

LORD-STREI

far below au
quite equal t

lours, I

Trousers, in cl

a of It

ests, eiti

from 0

'est designs, guaramtecd to

every ar

asers a

Bich no deduction

DEPARTA

ict and sep

I floor

from XO 16 f

ye trouble and time, Aid facilitate t}
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

is of this Periodica
the preceding parts

card much of the

cture ; a notion,

solidity

haracteristics

zh I ha
spondin

met with in this

parts of Windsor

at Delhi and its

falls very shor

[ne, in size, and the
—Bishop Heber.

THE ENGLISH STAGE, AND
.-1

see no one on th

bearing any re-

1, therefore, Isu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

FOR LONDONDERRY,

CALLING OFF P ORTRUS Fl,the GIAZ T' S CAUSE-
tvc, WAY, and THE ADJACENT PORTS,
The new and powerful Steam-packet
MAID9E>L;FP-IS
R. CROMPT Commander ;

Intended Hour of Sailing fthe Clarence Dock

Tins DAY

29th Aiirif

at 3 o'clock P.M

The powerful S:eaer ROBERT NAPIER,
Wm. JOI42(STON, Commander,

FRIDAY

2d May ...... at 8 o'clock A. 34
WM. MOORE, Agent, 35, Water-street:

The Company's New IRON STEAMER, 700 tons
burthen and 400 horse power, will be on the Station, in a
short time, between LONDONDERRY and LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL and BELFAST.
The splendid new Iron Steam-ship
SEA KING,
700 tons, and 350 horse power,
Is intended to sail from LIVERPOOL for BELFAST,
(with or without a Pilot,) from the CLARENCE DOCK, in
MAY, 1845.
' THURSDAY, the Ist, at 6 ' ock, Evening.
MONDAY, the sth, at o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, the Bth 10 o'clock, Evening.
MONDAY, the 12 ,a► 12 o'clock, Night.
THURSDAY, the th, at 4 o'clock, Afternoon.
MONDAY, the 19th, at 8 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, the 22d, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
MONDAY, the 26th, at 12 o'clock, Night.
THURSDAY, the 29th, at 4 o'clock, Afternoon.
L3aving Belfast for Liverpool onWednesdays& Saturdays.
LANGTRYS and Co.,
20, Water-street, Liverpool.
Apply to Messrs. W. L. OGILBY and MOORE, Ingram-
court, Fenchurch-street, London ; or to JOHN WALKER,
111, Market-street, Manchester.

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s Office, 3, Exchange-alley,
7 libels. Demer_arerSl,,, GAR,

Partially washed and darn tge(;- landed ex Coeur de Lion.
—Apply to EWA , MYERS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS

J. S. Christophers, East India-chambers, Leadenhall.street,
London, merchant.
Rev. ft. F. Croughton, Melton Mowbray, vicar.
T. B. Hall, Cogge.hall. Essex, grocer.
J. P. Davies, Davies-street, Berkley-square, London, apothe-
cary.
Lucy Williams, Oxford, woollen draper.
S. Peach. Nottingham, grocer.
T. Daniell. Boulo4ne. copper-smelter.
J. Watson, Carlisle, grocer.
J. H , J. S., J. K. and A. Heron, Manchester, cotton-spinners.
H. Hardie, Manchester, merchant.
M. Atkinson, Temple Sowerby, Westmoreland, banker.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Thomas Thorne. Tothill-street, Westminster, cheesemonger.
Joshua Taylor, Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire, draper.
George Gibson, Liverpool, stockbroker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

13e4F,,5.

A CHOI(

THE NEW SPRING GOODS
ARE NOW READY FOil, INSPECTION

LEEDS HOT
NO. 7, PARADISE
THE BEST'AND CHI

STREET,
PEST

WOOLLEN AND TAILORS' fRIMMING

ROBERT

RS' PROT

fty of th

William F

Thomas G
Ed ward St

rancls ti
John Jon(

Castle-street

William Han
John Grei
Joseph Tr

n, London-road

^g, Upper Dawson-street,
rithebarn-street,
Whitechapel,
P-place,

H. W. Gerard, Postoil
1 Tl,l,

Richard Pick

WING of the INHABITANTS
of LIVERPOOL convened by
the Sessions House, on WED-
take into conside-
RPOOL BRANCH
ASSOCIATION

forming a LIVE
CH OF TOWN
n London,

JAMES LAWRENCE, Esq., M, in the Chair
was moved b

Bt.iclmsi

Esq., seconded

s.—Tha

The Health of Towns A.
in London ; and that tt

D annual

and to f

SIDENTS

Hon
Secs

H. 'BE

lave mad

the fire-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

tuiptrial Varlianunt.

~---

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY

The Bishop of LONDON presented petitions from the
of the Archdeaconry of Essex and various other
,er grant to the College of May-
on of the sees of St. Asaph and

parties, ag

ainst any furt

resented several petitions
St. Asaph and Bane:::,;.
)resented by the Bp. of Bf,ngor,

Bangor. and against intemperance
The Bishop of St. DAVID'S
agains

Similar
The Earl of RODEN said

he had received se

ns on the slhject of the grant to Mavnooth
re directly opposed to the bill. These

e should re-

he second reading

Others were of

a mere general nature

r lor4ships not tor

to any endowment of the Roman Catholic College of May-

rs prayed their lordships to appoint a com-
mittee to intpire into the tenets, doctrines, and class-
books taught in the College before making any further
grant. He thought nothing could be more fair than such
a proposal. The noble earl, after giving notice that on a

Dot h ; an

. .
future day he should move for the appointment of such a
committee, presented a considerable number of petitions
from all parts of the country against any increased zrant.

Lord CLARE, in presenting some petitions which had
been entrusted to the late Marquis of Downshire, passed
an eloquent but well-merited eulogium upon that noble-
man, whose sudden death he considered a great public and
private loss.
. _

Lord LYTTELTON'S bill for giving compensation to the
heirs or executors of those killed by accidents was then
read a second time, on the understanding that it should
be referred to a select committee ; and their lordships ad-
journed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY

Lord BACH:GRA If presented a petition trom Tradesmen
in London, praying for a revision in the Insolvent Act,
and in particular, of the £2O clause. He thought the
same safeguards should be applied to Debts undir £2O as
those above. Lords Cottenham and Campbell coincided
in this opinion ; and the Lord Chancellor said he would
mention what course government intended to take on
Monday (last night.) The Duke of Norfolk presented
petitions from English Roman Catholics in favour of the
Maynooth B;11, and after a few remarks from Lords
Lansdowne and the Marquis of Londonderry the house
adjourned.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, APRIL 28

The new Butter that has ballet to made its appearance is not
of the most recherche description. The delightfully genial wea-
ther, however, that is now experienced, will prompt y improve
its quality. In the mean time, so called Grass Butter is saleable
at loss. No alteration in anything else.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

and wi

1 weight e

Al

and co red

ably fast ; c

has first-rate acc,
of freight or pass'
and Co., Merchar
W. N

To sail in a

q a cons

POTT E R

'he 16th May,
UTTA,

QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
ROBERT PEARSON, Coriander ;

ails remar

goods, and

assengers.—For terms
rs. TAYLOR, POTTER,

d BROTHER

India Buildings

Table part of he,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

JEW SHAWLS, DRESSES, &c,

ROBERTSON and MASON

respectfully invite Public attention to their New Stock of
SHAWLS, PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS,
CACHMERES, DE LAINES,

AND
GENERAL SILK MERLE -AND LINEN
DRAPW,

Which for SELECTION, AtaITY, and PRICE, is
surpassed by n ouse in the Trade.
FAM MOURNING

AND
FUNERALS FURNISHED
with the best description of Goods, and on the most

economical terms, for Ready-money.
ROBERTSON and MASON,
OLD HAYMARKET.
WANTED, TWO ASSISTANTS.

THOMAS WILSON AND SONS'
F START, ISHMENT,

FUNER

82, 801-STREET,
FORMERLY-OF DUKE-STREET.

PITT. STREET DYEWORK.
A LEXANDER BRAIK, SILK AND WOOLLEN
-C1 DYER, 11, PITT-STREET, LIVERPOOL, begs to
return his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for
the great and steady support which he has enjoyed in
connexion with the above Work for the last forty years,
and to state, that, fully sensible of the valtle_of such pa-
tronage, he has used the greatest caution in the appoint-
ment of an experienced practical pyer as his Successor.
He has now the pleasure of igtroducing to them Mr.
DAVID MILNE, to wl;oere has granted a Lease of
the above extensive Premi , and, from the great experi-
ence which Mr. Milne.has had of the Business in all its
branches, (he haviggc for the last sixteen years, been
engaged in some of the most respectable Dyeworks in
London, Manchester, and in Scotland,) he has the greatest
confidence in this arrangement proving satisfactory.
Articles having been left at this Work must be removed
within one month from this date.
DAVID MILNE trusts, that, from the engagements
he has had in some of the most respectable Dyeworks in
England and Scotland, he is warranted in respectfully
soliciting a continuance of the liberal patronage so long
bestowed on his predecessor, Mr. Braik. This he will
anxiously endeavour to merit by the closest personal su-
perintendence, and by employing only most experienced
Workmen. lie has much pleasure in stating, that, in
Cleaning or Dyeing Moreen or Damask Curtains, be is
enabled to obviate the strong objection of Shrinking so
often urged, and returns them at their original length ;
and, as there is a powerful Hydraulic Press on the pre-
mises, he has also a great advantage in Watering Moreen
and Sarsnet.
SILK, WOOLLEN, and COTTON FABRICS of
every description CLEANED and DYED at moderate
charges, which are fixed by rule hitherto found to meet
with general approval.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

ebina.

First vessel, and will be despatched immediately, having
a large portion of her cargo engaged, and now going on
board, west side Prince's Dock.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
Both or either, at the option of the consignees of goods,
The sp/enditl Liverpool-
-147.: W DEVO
• ILLI AM MA L Y, Commander,
(Who is well a aimed with the trade ;)
ik 1 for twelve years ; 4 ons ; coppered ; a remarkably
fast sailer, and in ev respect a very first-rate convey-
ance for goods and passengers.—For terms, &c. apply
W. and J. TYRER

uilt Ship

For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
The new Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER,
(Built by Messrs. Wilson,)
441.11?..ik JOHN BULLEY, ander ;
-
(Late of the MAS LOWRY ;)_.

, &c. apply to Messrs.
kIKIN, SON and CO. or
LDS and CO.

510 tons per register.—Forms
..STRINGER and MANN 0 J

sth May.
HONG KONG and WHAMPOA
The Ship JOHN O'GA NT,
JOHN MACDONALD mma der.

mdttj#;b.
For freigh
apply to Messrs. (

accommodations

3rLADSTOCi CO., Or

J.J. STARKEY

For CANTON, MACAO, and LINTIN,
The fine first-class American Ship

CARTHAGE

Master

Burthen 500 tons

coppered and copper-fastened; and

baying been bu

n the Indi.

trade, i:4rtMy respect a
ihewtri be despatched in

most desiral

about ten da

.i,t upon moderate terms

Visage, apply to Captain Fox,
BROW; N, SHIPLEY, and Co.

For terms of which, or f
or to

Will have quick despatch.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,

.O"Nt
0" .f

ALBERT EDWARD

J. K

WHI TE , er ;

327 tons per register ; and ered ; sa
eihl nveyance for
i s for passengers.-

Al
ably fas

has superior a
of freight or p
and Co., Men

S. TAYLOR

W. N. MOORE and BROTHE
4. India I

Will be despatched on the ta..
gaged room only for a limited quanta.
immediate application should be made.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
The well-known Ship LA. STEP,
WILLIAM HULLE ' ommander;

'th of May.—Having

`y of light freight,

'4

markablyfas
and has sple

sents ante

acconat6odat

terms of f•
IRLAM

N. ikIOORE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

MAGAZIN DE MODES,
83, BOLD-STREET.

iur RS. BROWN having returned from Paris and Lon-
i Y-- don, begs to call attention to her Stock of Novelties
suited to the present Season, in GLAcI, BAYADERE,
and MOGADOR. SILKS,BNI(AGES, MUSLINS,
EMBROIDERIES, Sni."WLS, RIBBONS, &c.; and
THIS DAY, (Tuesda the 29th instant, she will have
ready for inspectien her usual assortment of MILLI-
NERY, MANTLETS, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

MINERVA

The above Ships are built of the best materials, cop-
pered and copper-fastened, and warranted swift sailers.
The accommodations in second cabin and steerage will be
found equal to any vessel in port; and passengers will be
found in biscuits, flour, oatmeal, and potatoes during the
voyage. State rooms in the second cabin for families.—
For passage apply to
JOHN W. SHAW and Co.,
68, Waterlooproad, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

CE RTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.

May 13, W. Perkins, Portsea, upholsterer—May 14, J. and C.
Green, Borough-road, Southwark, corn-dealers—May 27, S.
llumm, Brick-lane, 13erlinall- green, London, silk-hat manu-
facturer—May 22. J. and G. Hardy, Wisbeach Lt. Peter, Cam-
bridgeshire. grocers—Mr,y 29, H. P. Gray, Caroline-street.
Eaton-square. Loudon, horse-dealer—May 15, J. Ralph, Bath,
innkeeper—May 15, T. Ferris, Wotton Bassett, Wiltshire,
grocer—May 16. J. Wells, Winchcombe. Gloucestershire, com-
mon carrier—May 14, T. Wilkinson, Hartlepool, draper—May
15, W. and J. Dees and J. Hogg, Newcastle-up,m-Tyne and
Darlington, builders—May 14, W. Coward, Hartlepool bread
baker—May 15. H. Green, Liverpool, woollen draper—May 13,
S Marshall, King-ton-upon-Hull, builder—May 13, W. Bar-
dlsty, Wakefield, whitesmith.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 22,

Opposed by adverse winds, the arrivals into this port
since Tuesday last contain principally a further good
supply of Flour from Ireland, partly by steamers; whilst
of Wheat and other Grain, either thence or coastwise, the
receipts are inconsiderable, and of Oatmeal comparatively
small ; the imnort from abroad during the same time
consisting merely of 788 qrs. Beans and 1465 qrs. Indian
Corn.

The surplus of most articles remaining over from pre-
vious arrivals, furnished a liberal display of sam-
ples to-day, and still without any stimulus from other
markets to enliven the. trade here, we have to note an
extremely dull sale for Wheats of all descriptions, with a
tendency to rather lower prices. The business done, how-
ever, was so trivial that we are scarcely authorised in va-
rying our quotations.

Very prime samples of Irish Flour were held at last
week's prices, but very good runs were offering on lower
terms, and exceedingly difficult of sale.

Barley was quite unsaleable, at a decline of Is. per qr.
from the rates of this day week ; and Malt nearly with-
out demand.

Beans, owing to the present dry weather, were the turn
dearer ; and Pease, with rather more inquiry, fully sus-
tained their late value.

Oats, from the same cause, were more saleable, at an
advance of id. to ld. per 45 lbs. ; and Oatmeal, upon a
moderate retail demand, was the turn dearer.

CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 25

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 26.
suppres generally continue moderate, but quite sufficient for
the current demand; the week having passed over without the
least activity being preceptible in any branch of the trade.
The weather since our la,t has become much warmer, and
last night we had a copious fall of rain, with showers to-day.
Liverpool and Wakefield both dull yesterday for Wheat, but
somewhat firmer for Beans and Oats. _ . .

VV
.-
Our market to-day is dull for every article. In the quotat;ons
of Wheat we make no alteration. Prices of Flour are very
irregular, but the value of the best fresh samples may be CJll-
sidered nominally the same as on this day week.
Oats and Oameal steady at late rates, but the rain checks the
slight tendency to advance which was previously exhibited; the
same may be said of Beans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

or the purposes of

tical purposes ... --
The motion was seconded by Captain M. Berkley, and
supoorted by Mr. M. Gibson, Mr. Macaulay, Mr. Roe-
buck, and Lord J:-Rwell, Jt was opposed by Sir T.

s already applicable to ecciesias

Ireland,

--
Fremantle, Sir W. James, Sir J. Walsh, Sir .1, Graham,
and Sir R. Peel • and on the motion of M. Colquhoun,
the debate was adjourned till the following evening.
HOUSE OF LORDc:3.----TabitsDAv.
The Royal Assent wai..
bills, the gtvEn by Commission to the fol-
lowingrds Commissioners being the Lord
Chancellor, Lard wharncliffe, and the Duke of Buc-
cleuch he Sugar Duties Bill, the Glass Duties Bill,
Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Thames
Navigation Bill. and Britten's Divorce Bill.

Messengers from the House of Commons brought up
the London Orphan Asylum Bill, and veral other Bills.
The Duke of RICHMOND wis!,ed to ask the Noble
Lord opposite whether the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
had come to any resolution with respect to the sale of the
property under their care?

Eord\VIIARNCLIFFE was understood to say, that the

commissioners had come to certain resolutions on the
subject, and that he should shortly be prepared to lay the
papers before their lordships.

The Earl of Powis re-introduced his bill for preventing
the union of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor, which was
read a first time, after which the house adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURSDAY

Lord GRANVILLE SOMERSET proposed a resolution in-
structing committees on railway bills to fix the tolls and
maximum rate of charges, which was agreed to alter some
discussion.

The adjourned debate on Mr. Ward's amendment was
resumed by Mr. Colquhoun. Several other speakers
having addressed the house, a division took place, when
there appeared—for the motion to go into committee, 322 ;
against it, 148 ; majority, 174.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

NORTH HAY MARKET, APRIL 28.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old 2',lb .. 0 0 @ 0 0 Potatoes, 46, gOlb.
new ..... olt 1 2 Cups 1 —1 10
Clover
Green ditto 0 0— 0 0 Pink-eyes .. 1 8— 2 0
Straw, Wheat 0 7 0 8 Turnips. la ton 24 6 —26
Oat 0 7 0 8 Manglewurzle 27 0 —29 0
Bar'ey

s. d. s. d

PRICES OF SHARES, APRIL 28

SHARES,

Sales
This Day

RAILWAYS

Barnsley Junction
Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester
Jirmingliam and Gloucester
Ditto quarter
Blackburn and Preston
Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool .... 12i 12 11
Bristol and Exeter
Bristol and Gloucester
Caledonian
Cheater and Birkenhead
Ditto new Shares
Ditto half
Chester and Holyhead
Chester and Wrexham
Dublin and Belfast .
Dublin and Cashel
Dublin and Drogheda
Dundee and Perth
astern Counties
Perpetual
Perpetual, No. 2
and Glasgow
Ditto quarter
Edinburgh, Leith and Granton
Ditto, preference-shares
Glasgow and Dumfries
asgow, Paisley, & Greenock
Ditto half shares ...
Ditto preference ..
Glasgow and Ayr
Ditto quarter shares
•rand Junction ..
Ditto half shares
Quart

2i 2i
8k 9

. 11 104 11 71~
17i

265, 285

•• • • -q
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY

On the motion of Mr. J. YOUNG, a new writ was or-
dered for the county of Denbigh, in the room of Sir Wat-
kin `Williams Wynn, Bart., who since his election has ac-
cepted the office of Steward of Her Majesty's Manorial
Courts in the county of Denbigh ; and a new writ for the
county of Peebles, in the room of Mr. W. F. Mackenzie,
appointed one of the Lords of the Treasury.
Several railway bills were read a second time, and or-

dered to be committed ; among them were—the Liver-
pool and Bury Railway (Bolton, Wigan, and Liverpool
Railway and Bury Extension) Bill, and the Chester and
Holyhead Railway (Mold Branch and Purchase of Ches-
ter and Birkenhead Railway (No. 2)
The Wallasey Improvement Bill was read a third time
and passed.

A number of petitions against any increased grant to the
College of Maynooth was presented.

On the motion of Mr. T. S. DUNCOMBR, a new writ was
ordered for the borough of Leominster, in the room of Mr.
Greenaway, who has accepted the Children Hundreds.

Mr. T. S. DuNcoNtnE moved to rescind the eleT.enth
section of Standing Order No. 87, which requires com-
mittees on railway bills to make a special report of the
reasons which induce the Committee to adopt or reject the
_
reco

adations of the Board of Trade. The hon. mem-
ber said he thought the time had arrived when some ex-
planation ought to be given respecting railway reports
eman ting from the Board of Trade, or otherwise corn-
ees of that house would become mere puppet-shows,
ever could give satisfaction to the house or the

nded the Board of Trade, and con-
tended that its decisions had met the general approbation
of the public. He thought that the House ought to give
this standing order a fair trial to the end of this session,
and that any alteration in it, if alteration should be
deemed necessary, should be postponed till that period.
He hoped the house would not rescind the order.
After the debate, the motion was withdrawn.

Sir G. CLERK d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

STOCKDALE'S CELEBRATED CANDLES AND

OIL.
ADAMANTINE CANDLES., Is. 3d. per lb.
(Superior to either Wax or Sperm.)

IMPERIAL DITTO.. .. Os.loid. „
COMPOSITE DITTO
IMPERIAL LAMP OIL.. 4s. 6d. per gallon.
reeeK
SPERM DITTO . 78. 6d.
THOMAS STOCKDAL and SON beg to call the
attention of the Pu cto their justly celebrated
CANDLES and OIL, ich are now brought to a state
of perfection unrivall by any other Manufacturer.
The ADAMANT CE CANDLES have acquired their
high reputation from their superior excellence alone, and
are now used by the most respectable families in the
country, being found superior to either Wax or Sperma-
ceti, at half the price, giving a most brilliant and steady
light, and requiring no snuffing.
Their IMPERIAL OIL (manufactured by themselves)
is better adapted for burning in Lamps than either Sperm
or any of the many Oils puffed off to public notice, and
at two-thirds the price of the former. It is perfectly
limpid, and pure as water, and free from any unpleasant
smell, burning steadier, and with a greater brilliancy
than any other Oil.

Parties desirous of purchasing the above Candles or
Oils, are respectfully informed that they may be ob-
tained, WHOLESALE, at their Manufactory, BLACK-
STOCK-STREET, VAUXHALL-ROAD, LIVERPOOL; at their
Warehouse, 77, FOUNTAIN-STREET, MANCHESTER.; Or
in any quantities from Mr. GEORGE BYFORD, 44, DALE.
STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

L. A. Clifford and Co. Liverpool, general commission mer-
chants—T. Morris and J. Ogden, Bolton-le. Moors, printers—
Connery, Hughes and Co. Chester, distillers—J. Davis and J.
Pilcher, Ipswich, surgeons—Wise and Marter, North court,
Ci,y.road, London, umhrella-stick-turners—C. Brooke and
Brothers, Quebec and Montr al, and Robert-town, Yorkshire,
merchants—J. and S. Carter, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, tailors.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

MARRIED

On the l2th instant, at St. David's Church, WILLIAM, third
son of Mr. J. FARRAR. of Burnley, to ELIZABETH, daughter
of Mr. W. ROBINSON, Hinca,ter, Westmoreland.
On the 14th in-dart, at the Parish Church. Sheffield, by the
Rev. E. B. CHALMER. 8.A., incumbent of Fullwood, JOHN
GRAHAM, Esq.. of Mayfield. Manchester. to COO FER. MARY,
on'y daughter of JOHN WOODCROFT, Esq.. of Fullwood.
On the lath instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr.
GEORGE GRACE, of thi, town, to Miss ELLEN TOMLINSON,
of Toxteth•park.
On the 17th instant, at the Batignol'es Church. Paris, M. ST,
LEON to Mademoiselle CE RI 10, the celebrated danseuse.
Same day. Mr. W. SMITH, of Bedford Mill, to Miss 13IR-
CH ALL, of Chorley, formerly of Leigh. 'I his union is the result
of a short courtship of thirty-seven years. The pure flame of
love kindled iu early years has existed, though sometimes only
like a taper, during that period ; and now, in the decline of
life, this happy p it have arrived at the summit of their wishes,
by uniting themselves in holy matrimony.
On the 18th instant, at the Independent Chapel, Gainsborough,
Mr. WILLIAM HOLDSWORTH, of this town, to Miss ELIZA
ANN HOUGH, of Gainsborough.
On the 20th instant, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JOHN HAR-
RIS to ANNA, third daughter of Mr. JOHN OWENS, officer of
her Majesty's customs.
Same day. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ROBERT SMITH to
Miss MILLER.

On the 21st ins►ant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Townsend, Mr. THOMAS KELLOP, of Douglas, Isle of Man,
to HANNAH, third daughter of Mr. RICKINSON SAWDON,
of Hawsker, t‘ear Whitby, Yorkshire.

On the 22d instant, at Christ Church, Mr. JOHN WARD
wine and spirit merchant, to Miss JANE ADKIN, niece of Mr.
ROBERT GARRATT, brewer, Rose-hill.
Fame d ,y, at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr JAMES TAYLOR,
haberdat•her, Vauxhall-road, late of Whitehaven, to ANNE,
eldest daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH LITTLEDALE, up.
holsterer, of the same place.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, WILLIAM DAVIES. Esq.,
stockbroker, to ANNE, fourth daughter of the late H. HENS-
At AN. Esq.. surgeon.
Same day, at Chiswick, Mr. JOSEPH JESSOP, of Grove.
Farm, Chiswick. to SARAH, fifth daughter of the late Mr. WM-
DA NCE it, of Little Sutton.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s.Office,_3,Exchange-alley,

Half a Ton Aftigan-IVORY,

Per Ann and Emily.;(4.gplito Messrs. R. ZWILMIEN-
BART and Co., Mere nts, or to
EWART, MYERS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

ENGLISH'S PATENT CAMPHINE

MESSRS. ENGLISH and WATSON, of HULL, beg
to inform the trade that they have appointed Mr.
JOHN H AMILTON, JUN., 2, James-street, Liverpool,
tbeir
SOLE WHOLESALE GENT

for this neighbourhood, who constantly have a large
supply on hand.—For pri , &c., apply as above men-
tioned, to
JOl-T AMILTON,
2, JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL;
N.B.—Parties imitating this article, and selling it tin-
der the name of Camphine, are liable to prosecution for
infrineement of patent. Also, parties purchasing the same,
and selling it under the above name.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

NEW LINE of PACKETS

Tons Tons
Register. Rtirthen
SEA, Capt. EDWARDS.
LIBERTY, Capt. P. P. NORTON..
CORNELIA, Capt. F. M. FRENC
MEMPHIS, Capt. C. H. CoFF
OHIO, Capt. A. PUTNAM
TAROLINTA, Capt. G. . SMITH 604.... 1,100
REPUBLIC, Capt. I. . LucE 676.... 1,275
GEN. PARKHIL apt. A. M'KowN 574.... 1,150
SAML. HICKS, Capt. BUNKER 850.... 1,500

They are an first-class New York-built Ships, of the
choicest and best materials, and well-known as remarka-
bly fast sailers. _

Their commanders are men of long experience and nau-
tical judgment, and well acquainted with the trade.
Their cabins are fitted up handsomely and commodi-
ously for cabin passengers, who are found with everything
except Liquors and Wines, and the rates are fixed at Six-
teen Guineas each
The seco

I cabins and steerages are lofty and airy, and
in every way adapted to promote the comfort and health
of passengers, at a cheap rate, finding their own provi-
sions except bread stuffs. The appointed days of sailing
will be strictly adhered to.—Apply to
C. GRIMSHAW and CO., 12, 4oree-piazzas.
Freight of Fine Goods, 15s. 'per ton.

The LIBERTY, on the
The SAMUEL HICKS, about tt
The SEA, about the.

sth May,
14th May,
21st May
Ist June

The CORNEI

For Passage only.
The Black Ball Line of Packet-ship
INIONTEZUMA, punctually the

Ist May

,UEBEC,
LORD SEATON, FITZSIMMONS,. . 730...350.. 6th May
Apply as above. (One interest.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

May i 6, W. G. Clover, Holborn, linendraper—May 16, H.
Webnert, I eicester-square, London, tailor—May 16, E. Green,
Clifford-street, Bond-street, London, tailor—May 8, R. and J.
Underhill, Plymouth, liuendrapers—May 13, R. Footner, Ly.
mington, cabinetmaker—May 14. G. Butler, Witham, Essex,
builder—May 23 G. Bartlett, Wellington-street, Goswell-street,
London. manufacturer of plaster ornaments—May 30, W. Wes-
trup and T. M. ocksed4-e, Shadwell and Northfleet, millers—
May 21. J. Harding, Farnham, Surrey, budder—May 2!, L.
Robinson. Ballingdon, Essex, wheelwright—May 13, J. Lorden
and N. Hadley, Herne Bay, builders—May 22, J. Andrews,
Threadneedle-street, stock-broker—May 22. G. Chapman,
Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, grocer—May 22, L. C. Lecesne,
Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street, London, merchant—
May 22, J. Johnson, Anston, Yorkshire, miller—May 16, C.
Carter, Saddington, Leicestershire, miller—May 23, W. Bishton,
Sedgley, Staffordshire, ironmaster—May 23, W. East, Spalding,
Lincolnshire, builder—May 15, T. Wilkinson, Hartlepool,
draper—May 15. R. Penny, Cockermouth, Cutnberland, mercer—
May ►5, C. II umberston and S. Frodsham. Liverpool, commission
merchants—May 16, T. Higginson, Liverpool, pawnbroker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

WEDNESDAY.

MISS THOMPSON announces her return from
.1-V1 London, and her SHOW otIW4LINERY will be
ready for inspection To-asho*—, (Wednesday,) the 30th

instant.
116, BOLD-ST
Corner of Colquitt-street

MRS. GARDNER begs most respectfully to acquaint
the Ladies of Liverpool, that she will be pre-
pared with her First Display of SILK, FANCY, and
STRAW BONNE'Lituow, (Wednesday,) the
30th instant, to Agri re most respectfully invites them.
72, Bold-street.

MESDAMES ASHCROFT respectfully beg to inform
their Friends and the Public, that they have just
returned from London with a Eashlimable Assortment of
MILLINERY, FRENcWFLOWERS, and STRAW
BONNETS, which Ny,ilrbe ready for inspection TO-MOR-
Row, (Wednesday.rthe 30th instant.
95, DUKR-STREET, April, 1845.

MRS. GIRVAN will have the honour, TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) and succeeding days, of exhibiting
to the Nobility and Gentry of this Vicinity her unparal-
leled Spring Selection of FLOW-EltS and FEATHERS.
Next Door to the Saviveliank,

Bold-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

The great excitement whieh , ervaded the Cotton Market
throughout last week closed with the taking t .e sales on Friday,
and both on S&turday and to-da. the tone has been much more
quiet and subdued. Ihe sales have been each day 6,00 , bales,
at rather easier prices. The accounts by the packet-ships of the
Ist and Bth instant are not calculated to have any effect on
prices, so that we close with a steady, but by no means a buoy-
ant tone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 28,

We have had an average supply of stock at Market to-day
for this time of the year, with a numerous attendance of buyers
from all parts. Mutton readily sold at from 63d. to 7d. per lb.
Beet met with dull sale, at from Sid. to tid. per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

less of economy than of be-
be had to sanatory conside-

:tension of Towns—
asions the prevalence

le comfort and shorten the
e moral as well as the phy-

s--increase

, and orphanage; and

y bitrdeni of the

It was moved by Sir ARNOLD KNIGHT, M.D., seconded
by WILLIAM RATHBONE, Esq., and
Resolved U 7

tmousty

4.—That 1

e is necessary for the

tion of many of ti

ils in question—

Meeting

:ention

re expresses its satisfaction, that
Iment has been directed to the
'ormation. and that Her Majesty's
ed their intention of bringing a

) Parlia
noted 1

subject.
J. HAM

seconded by J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MEN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC
Tuesday 2g 420 458 33 11
Wednes. 30 557 619 13 7 Jupiter rises 2h 24m
Thurs.. _ 1 650 736 13 3 'Ascension Day.

Tuesday 2g 420 453 13 u
Wednes. 30 557 619 13 7 Jupiter rises 2h 24m.
Thurs.. 659 736 13 3 Ascension Day.
Friday.. '2 8 g 839 14 2
Saturday 3 9 5 929 15 4 Invention of the Cross.
Sunday. 4 952 10 13 16 1 6th Sunday after Easter
Monday. 5 1. 33 10 52 16 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

Effiltst inbtes.

r,"
. ft-

To sail immediately.
For BARBADOES,
C H A NI 1) —r 19 :N.

v.art","Master

easg‘

For terms of freight oirage apply to
BARTON, LAM, and HIGGINSON.

Clears to-morrow.
For DEMERARA

The Mar
THOMAS PAl.;p4rtMt€
C

Brig BEN BRACE

QWa. Al
per-fastened, and
to Messrs. BOYD and 8y.47N, or to
S. NELSON

ster tone

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ave jarmediate despat

,ch.—Apply

WOOD and Co

Ala titb 2turrtra

For VALPARAISO, direc
The fast-sailing SI

n ballast,

JANE

S T A,

m for a few Cabin Pass,

on matrate terms
)dation. To sail, wine
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

t e 1)1a---4
to 114 t alluded to is No. 19, and we give above typographic diagrams and a section of it, which,
°I, Perhaps minutely accurate, approaches so nearly to reality as will enable those interested
its merits. It comprises nearly the whole extent of quay (opposite the Baths) from the
e basin to the basin of George's dock slip, about 500 feet, to which we see no objection.
etY Atexcavated or reconstructed into two inclined planes or slips, which, too, appears to be all
he ton'iLu en the tide is up. The low-water projections are, however, the most important points.
of': Pillar end it is proposed to carry out a slip into the river at a right angle, to be supported on
g
Pri4 " eolith-ins whih last are to be elevated all alon two feet above the level of high-water
°lltv g tid
.srd es, and braced together at the top by stringers or battens. This slip will reach at its
extremity a sufficient distance into the river to secure six feet of water for steamers at ebb

Section of South Slip and Cast Iron Pillars from

the Pier to tow Water.

tide of springs. At the north end there is a similar projecting slip, also on iron pillars, but with an
elbow or angle at about half its length, giving its outward half a slanting position to the south west,
which it is supposed will give the upward tidal current a direction in that way the better to protect
within the two slips, by operating, so far, as a breakwater. These slips or inclines, of which we give
a section, are to be covered with wood, and it will be perceived they will form a sort of embayment
or basin for steamers when within them, though vessels will, we think, be limited for room in going in
and coming out when the tide is up. At low-water they will, of course, get to the ends of or along-
side the slips. It is proposed, we learn, that the perpendicular pillars should be boarded up out-
wardly from the top down to within six feet of the sand-bank, so as to leave that depth (six feet) for
a clear course for the stream.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

S\

20 40 60

SCALE OF SIXTY FEET TO AN INCH

PUBLIC BATHS.

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SLIP • ~.----

_ _ -- -

Gsouovs rztutv 33.asir.J.

GEORGE'S PIER.

SIM

• I it.

RIVER MERSEY.

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11 II

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LOW WATER' MARK.

Ground Plan of George's Pier II ead and Landing Stage, showing the Projections on Iron Pillars into the River.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

sometimes traverse it as black
of the physical con-

chea—a-ill it add to our knowledg

n of ne

mlous stars—of that mysterious class of
odies which surround some stars, called, for want of a

hotosopheres'

—will it show the

oetter name, annular
nebulre of Lyra merely as a brilliant luminous ring, or will
't exhibit it as thousands of stars arranged in all the sym-
":-.P—will it enable us to comprehend the

Df au e

areand c

gin of the light of

vreat n

e of Orion—will it

s in easily appre-

e fixed stars, or
e to us the parallax of the nebulae
, having presented to us original por-
n and of the sidereal heavens, such as
Jared even to anticipate—will it by dagu-
erreotypic aid administer to us copies founded upon truth,
and enable astronomers of future ages to compare the
moon and heavens as they then may be, with the moon
and heavens as they were? Some of these questions will
be answered affirmatively, others negatively, and that, too,
very shortly ; for the noble maker of the noblest instru-
ment ever formed by man " has cast his bread upon the
waters. and will, with God's blessing, find it before many
"

the parallex of some of t

ke sen

f the m

nan has never

CHINESE BuRTALs.—A correspondent of theAthenceum
gives us the following particulars :—ln the south of China,
the natives form no regular cemeteries or churchyards, as
we do in Europe, but the tombs of the dead are scattered
all over the skies of the hills, generally in most pleasant
situations. The more wealthy generally convey their dead
to a considerable distance, and employ a kind of fortune-
teller, whose duty it is to find out the most proper rest-
ing-place. This individual goes with the corpse to the
dace appointed, and of course pretends to be very wise
le selection of the spot, as well as the choice of the
n which the ashes of the dead are to mingle in after
; and, upon trial, should the particular earth appear
nsuitable, he immediately orders the procession off to
place in the neighbourhood, where he expects
.o be more successful in the choice of the soil. I believe
many of the Chinese have all these points settled before
ay, when one of our principal mer-
a went to call on old Howqua, the late Hong
on, a tray was brought in, with several
•" which the old man examined with

some other place in t

they die; for one d
chants in C

.nt at Cant,

great care, and then fixed on or
N. Da

mains in

ill side is a-1;o-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29

pany his re-
ular kind of situation on the

_ ..sidered of great importance
of a beautiful bay or lake, or perhaps what is better, a

A view

.....ts course passes and almost re-
s again to the foot of the hill where the grave is to be
_, is considered a most eligible situation, and always
chosen when it can be found. The director of the cere-
monies above alluded to, with a compass in his hand, set-
tles the direction in which the body is to lie, which is ano-
ther point of great importance. An intelligent Chinese,
with whom I was acquainted, informed me, that this in-
dividual is often very eloquent in his descriptions of the
lure h ?mess of those who obey his directions; he in-
-a t as that they, or their children, or some one in

tnre happ

viii enji
, as a reward for the
paid to the remains of tt

flours in aft.r life

)3, riches and ho-
attention and re-
eir fathers ; that

e stream w

then bet

old when stand

around their fat

r's grave flews and returns again in it

honours,
sire, flew

and riches

Ind every thing

A PPROPRI A TI

IESTITUTION

R, A SIMPLE ME-
-Many honoura-

s of the Lower