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

LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
/rEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are hereby in-
plithcee
nTnHgullitsGnßayAN FULLnstaDnIpSS
CONCERT will gret thep 27thl

VOCALISTS

MADAME ANAIDE CASYELLAN,
SIGNORA CORBARI,
SIGNOR MARRAS, and
SIGNOR FORNISARI.
INSTRUMENTALISTS

VIOLONCELLO
PIAN(

MONSIEUR KELLERMANN
-FORTE .... SIGNOR ORSINI.

Half-Yearly Subscriptions will be received at the Office of th(
Secretary. WM. SUDLOW, Hon

Secretary

Liverpool, 3d August, 184 E

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
ON FRIDAY EVENING next, 7th August instant,
at Half-past Seven, JOHN SHERER, Esq., of London,
will commence a Course of THREE LECTURES on SCOT-
TISH MINSTRELSY, with Vocal Illustrations. Donors and
Subscribers, Free. To a Single Lecture—Lower Gallery, Is. 6d
Body, Is. ; Upper Gallery, 6d.
Mr. ADAMS, the celebrated Organist, vill commence h
Lectures on the 18th September
Shaw-street, Ist August

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Ltst—Mullingar.
; Isle of Wigh
Reserve batt., Mai

44th—Newry
tsth

L—Cape of Good Hope,•LW
Reserve batt., M:Video
,--Canada; Chatham.
L—Dublin.

Sth—Jamaica; Newbridge.
9th—Castlebar.
eth—Bengal ; Chatham.
'slst—Van D.Land ; Chatham
ad—Quebec; Brecon.
,sd—Bengal ; Chatham.

th—Glb-raliar ; Fermoy
nth—Devonport.

ith—Bury, (Lancashire

gth—Dublin.
ath (Ist batt.)—Bombay p Chat,
'2d batt.)—Canada ; Ediabro'.
Ist—Bengal; Chatham.

,E2d—Bengal; Chatham:
6:xl—Madras ; Chatham.
64th—Dubin.
6isth—N.S.Wales ; Chatham

'Clare Ea-sqle

'7th - Cork.
,6th-- Chester,

.—Newcastle- upon-Tyne
Dublin.
—Barbadocs ; I. of Wight.
Reserve batt., Canada,
—Gibraltar; Nenagh.
—Monte Video—B uttevanl
—Portsmouth.
—Athlone.'

itith-1 ert George, N
77th—Jamaica; Fermoy.
7sth—Bombay; Chatham.
nth—Gibraltar ; Belterbtr
stab—Bengal; Chatham
91st—Canada ; Jersey.
92d—Canada • Spike IslanC

Oh—Madras; Chatham
sth—Buttevant
6th—Bombay Chathan

Aberdeen

;yth—Canadit ; Hull.
10th—Ceylont ; Weedon

•Cape ofGood Elope; long
Reserve batt., C. G.llopi

124—Belfast

13d—Canada; Carlow.
14th—Aden ; Chatham
15th—Ceylon; Tralee.
16th—N.S.Wales ; Chatham
17th—Corfu ; Isle of Wight.
ReEerve batt., Ceohalor

China; Chatham.
N. S. Wales; Chatham.
b.)—Corfu ; Chat'n
Halifax,N.S.,lsle
ye batt., Halifax. N.

tifle B (Ist
Id batt.)—

it W. I. Re
id—Nassa

-Jamaica, .&c,

ylon Rifles•

pe Mounted Riflemen—Cal

Canada Rifle Reg.—Canada
,yal Newfoundland Veterar

:ompanies—:

Royal Malta Fencibles, Malta
St. Helena Regt.—St. Helena.

lers,for the Cape of Good-Hope,
yrs for i3eogal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

gmits bp glutton.

SALE OF MODERN FU

ROOMS.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTIVNLEY and SONS,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,), the Bth instant, and three follow-
ing days, precisely at Eleven o'clock each day,
AN extensive assemblage of excellent HOUSEHOLD,
FURNITURE, Table Service of China, Dessert and Tea
Ditto, Cut Glass, modern Plated Articles, Gold and Silver
Watches,' an' Antique Cabinet, curiously inlaid, handsome Li-
brary Bookcase, a large Glazed Mahogany Showcase, Paintings,
Framed Prints, Plates of Glass, in Rosewood and Gilt Frames,

&c.
The MAHOGANY Articles suitable for DINING-ROOMS and
PARLouas:consist of Sets of Dining Tables, on •Telescope
Frames, Circular and Elliptic Loo Tables. Card and Pembroke
Ditto, handsome Pedestal Sideboards, Chiffonniers and Cabi-

nets, Sets of well-made Chairs, Sefas, and Couches, Lounging

Chairs, &c

A variety of ROSEWOOD INO-ROOM FURNITURE, in
o and Card Tables, Ch' nier, nier, Sets of fashionable Cliairs

and Couches.
The CHAMBEqF NITUBE comprises Sets of Four-post and
Camp
Bedstead ith Merino, Damask, and Printed Calico
Hangings, Feather Beds, and appropriate Bedding, French and
nts' Bedsteads, handsome Mahogany Wardrobes, Chests
s. Toilet Tables, Washstands, and n

sing Gla,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

IRISH TABINETS

THE considerable quantity of this beautiful Fabric
(which is so unrivalled for elegance and durability) recently
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,
has added to his already celebrated Stock of real Irish Ta

11 the choice varieties which the most distinguished manufac

terial, amongst which are the

MAGNIFICENT CLAN PATTERNS,

with an almost unlimited assortment of

PLAIN, SHOT, AND SUPERB FIGURES
The newly selected Stock of

RICH BLACK AND COLOURED GENOA VELVETS,

FRENCH MERINOS,

FRENCH AND BRITISH MANUFACTURED SATINS,
DUCAPES, SHAWLS, CACHMERES, DELAINES, &c., &c.
will be found one of thelargest and most advantageous to select

from in the kingdom.
JOHN BRISCOE, 60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

A SHOWER BATH, WITH CURTAIN, FOR TEN

•
SHILLINGS. '
TH E
greatest Luxury during Hot Weather is a
Bath, and, of all kinds of Baths, a Shower Bath is de-
cidedly the most invigorating, without causing any of the lassi-
tude afterwards as given by other baths. A Shower Bath is
ready at any moment, in your own bedroom, with( trouble,
and can be used at that time when a bath is most beneficial,
viz., immediately on rising from sleep. The price, however,
has hitherto been a great drawback to their general adoption.
This difficulty has been got over, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing List of Prices. And whereas their use was formerly
confined to the wealthy, now every person may enjoy one, at
least, in his house; and in those houses where one only was
before used, every bedroom should now be supplied with them.
Each Bath is tried before being sent out, and warranted
perfect. s. d.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATH, with curtain
PILLAR SHOWER BATH, with Brass Force Pump,
Copper Conducting Tubes, and Curtain complete
Ditto, Ditto, Large Siz(

3 3 0
4 4 0
4 10 0

HIP 'SHOWER 'BATH, with Ditto., Ditto
SLIPPER SHOWER BATH, the most complete Bath
made

5 10 0

SITZ BATHS, Japanned Oak outside and Marble in-

side , . -
0 12 0
SPONGING BATH, 30 inches diameter 0 13 0
Patent Wire DISH COVERS, 16-inch 45., 18-inch Is., 20-inch s.
Wire MEAT SAFES, 16s. each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

Lewis Lloyd and James Dawson, Manchester, stockbrokers
—John Lees and William Shore, Manchester, cotton merchants
—George Case and Henry Case, Milbonrne, Dorsetshire, button
manufacturers, and of Miloourne and Bere Regis, linen drapers
—William Spencer Shove and ‘,l iiliam Alfred Trill, Blac.aleatli,
Kent, linen drapers—George Harris and John Redfern, Man-
chester, stockbrokers— Wm. Galbraith and James Wilson, Man.
chester, publicans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

r approva

d it impossit

e to receive the c

at meeti

jag. TI

nies had been exchanged, from

the accounts of tE

timating the
between £ll
their hands,

bout £120,(
1 at interest

:Hits, for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

tiarlianunt.

-MONDAY

r, *and %Vul

ion from 11

Brazils, Cub

MONDAY

Ir. O'C

1. in vi

ler, Sir R. In.

have sub

principle of e

for the present measure

~,RD

TUESDAY

nwission to 83 bi
e.'s and Lord Gong

rc, Mr. G. Ho

of our own colonies, at
oduccd sugar. Rather,

lusion,

a petition from the pro-

proposed in the bill

) be repaid out of the

trusted that the noble and
e a measure which was cal-

on the poorer classe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

verpool, Orins'

don and Blacka-all

Jondon & B

£4O shares (L. M.)
Ditto quarter share

London and Portsmouth
0 London anti South West(

£E4O share

New .e 5,

iilLondo

New shares

Nreet Norther'

d Frestcr

New shares

Leeds and Tbink

40 Niancli
4 Qum.

shares (

4 Quarter shares (11:

Mid.& Gt. Grimsb

93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .
& Manchester, Sheffield & Midlan
82 Manchester and Leeds

36 Ditto half shares .
2 Ditto ouater shales
3 Ditto fifth shares
42s Extension shares
6.i Ditto sixteenth shares
Matlock aid Midland
Midland Railway
eao shares

Birmingham and Derby

gewcastle and Bete. ick

North Shields shares

25 Quarter shares
25 Newcastle and I

,randling Junction)

si Half shares
14 Ditto (Carlisle branch)
Stock. North Union (A.)
Stock. Ditto (B.)
50 Northern and Eastern
20 Noriolk

4is North Staffordshire
II North Wales Mineral
7 New shares
22s North Western

Mansfield,& Mid
ester & Wolter.

I 2 Oxford, Worc
Alf Preston and Wyre
All Preference (5 per cent)
All New (5 per cent & div.)
9/ Half shares

Half shares (B
Sixth shares ..

Wyre Extension

Runcorn Gap
New shares

,d Lincolnshire

'sbury arid Great Wester

Omestry & Chcster

IC and Midland

'arcs No. 1

eci Third

sh Midland

425, South Midland
24,' South Staffordshire Junction
iiSouthport and Euxton
42s4rent Valley, Midland, &G.Jun
201Trei t Valley Continuation
jo. Warwick and Cheltenham.— •
224 Wakefield, Pontt fract, and Gooli
2f Extension shares....
42s Warwickshire and London
425; West Riding Union
la Wilts. Somerset, and Weyn:outt
ld ,i%-hitehaven Junction . ...
West End and Southern Counties
6 Whiteh aver, and Furness
2i York and Carlisle
50 York and N,.rth Midland
25 Ditto hilt Shares
15 New flail Shares
25 1 (Scarborough) ...
30 York and Selby .isu shares
1 (E. & W. Riding Extension

..i p 1
13 p 14
5i p 5i

1 d 4
4 11.. par
4 d 82
43s d 4os
gs ioo

Ytq p 21
49 .. 50
45 p 47
124 p 12

IRISH LINES.
12iBelfast and Ballymena
12i1Cork and Bandon
30 Dublin and Belfast Junction
65 Dublin and Drogheda
l 5 Shares ..
4 Dublin and Galway
7i Dundalk and Enniskillen
21' Great County Down ...
Si Great Munster
25 Great Southern and Western .
2} Killarney 3 unction
226 Limerick and Waterford
10 Londonderry and Coleraine
Is Londonderry and Enniskillen
10 Midland Gt Western ft Canal
21, Ditto Extension to Sligo
2 INevvry and Warren-point
35 Ulster
s Waterford and Kilkenny
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL
LINES.
14 Boulogne and Amiens ...
2 Central of Spain ....... ......,
6 Dutch Rhenish

71 d 74
5 d
74 d 7
4d. 4p
par.. 4p
24 d 26
14
8 d
d 741
24 d 24
24 p 34
ol
11 d 104
d
74 7
54 d 44
d 7
lOs d 158
14s d I Is
lrip 1O
4d

P 2
a P

2 'Great Noith and South France
5s Great kves'ern Bengal
34!Grcat Western Canada

p la
18 p 19
6 North of France, conqd p si
6 Oricans, Tours & Bourdeaux E. 21 p 2i
5 Paris and Lyons, Const .
10 Paris and Orleans

20 Paris and Rouen gg .. 40
5 Paris and SI rausburgh, Const..
20 Rouen and Havre
8 Sambre and Meuse .• 4 d 3i
14 Strasburg!) and Basle 4Z d 4i 1
5 Fours and Nantes C'd
6 West Flanders , 2 d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

wished for

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 1.
Continued fine weather keeps the trade in the most inanimate
state, and the transactions of the week have been on the most
retail scale, the tendency of prices being towards a decline.
The same may be said of Livet pool and Wakefild.
To-day we have n very flat market, but so little is done that
we do not alter cur late quotations in any particular. Had
buyers come forward, lower prices would have been submitted
to for every article.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Alla,. 3.
We have had a good supply of Beasts and Lambs at our
market to-day, which met with dull sale. The supply of Sheep
was small. Beef, Sid to 6d per lb.; Mutton, 6d to bid; Lamb,
Cd to bid.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Au°. 3.
The market opened this morning with considerable animation
after its holiday, and the attendance of consumers was large;
fully 10,00 bales have be 'n sold at the extreme prices of last
weck, and 200. of them were for speculation and export. The
market is w ell supplied and buyers have a good choice.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ju1:1,7 29.
Th, demand since Friday has teen very general, both from
the trade and for export, w.th some inquiry on speculation ; all
descriptions continue to be freely offered, but command full
prices, and the market has closed with considerable firmness.
420 C American have b:en taken on speculation, 3110 American,
620 Pernarnbc.c.3 and 100 Maceio for export, and there have
been forwarded into the country unsold 2960 American and 230
Bahia.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTOF
From the 24th to the 28th July, inclusive.

Prices paid IMPORTS
SALES OF THE WERE. in the week. This Wk. thityear
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

aeptu to en-
nc! I

as nearly as possible in the
—.mon in which it naturally was, 1 caused the trench
which bad been pened out to receive the pipes to be
plugged up with the original clay, and a second line of
draining laid in the same direction, and determining in
t, so that there would be water in both, I

the same outle

couid determine the quaff

or in t

Lecture at a Meeting of the Roye
at Newcastle.

DEFECTIVE VENTILAT

WORKSHOPS,

DINGS

and meaning
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

e toss to the associat., ~ such men
(Hear, hear.) It was a day not to

association would not meet
gain until Monday, when his fatlrer, he trusted, would
be able to heal up this unhappy breach. The scene out-
side the building was one great excitement. Several
persons followed Mr. Stufth O'Brien ; and those who
were outside cheered him loudly on his appearance at the
door.—Mr. O'Brien, and those who accompanied him did
not formally resign their membership.

THE C:dURT 4- FASHIONABLE WORLD

The Queen has been joined at Buckingham Palace by
the King and Queen of the Belgians, who have arrived on
a short visit to her Majesty.
The Earl and Countess of Ellesmere have returned to
Worsley Hall, Lancashire, from a tour in Wales. Lord
and Lady Brackley arrived there, on Tuesday last, from
a visit to Mr. Balfour, at Balbirnie, Fifeshire.
THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.—We understand the
Duke of Devonshire will proceed in about ten days to

Constantinople, on a mission from the Government
to the Sultan. On leaving the Turkish capital the Duke
goes to St. Petersburgh to visit the Emperor of Russia,
and will remain some weeks in that country. The noble
Duke will be attended by a numerous retinue. It will he
remembered that his Grace went to Russia as Ambassa-
dor Extraordinary on the occasion of the coronation of
the Emperor. It is stated that the noble Duke will be

absent from England at least six months.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

THE CHEAPEST MUSICAL PUBLICATION EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, IN RESPECT BOTH
TO QUALITY AND QUANTITY.
-
HANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, " THE
MESSIAH," in VOCAL SCORE, with a Separate Accom-
paniment for the Organ or Piano-forte, arranged by VINCENT
NOVELL°.
The whole Work will be complete in Twelve Monthly Num-
bers, containing 16 pages each, price 6d. each. 'To commence
August 1, 1846.
Published by J. ALFRED NOVELL°, 69, Dean-street, Soho,
and 24, Poultry, London; sold by &i( me' N, MARSHALL, and
Co. ; and to be procured by order of every Music Seller, Book-
seller, &c. in the United. Kingdom.
Remember to order " Novello's Edition."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

of the Great Nor

ication will be
north of Engla

e Nort

formed witli the:port of
nd, and the port of Lii

rectors, and
!nry Houldsv

and Leeds I
Mr. C. Mo

lich st

of its s

..g the oppos,
king had to encounter through mar,
for passing two bills for the .eparatt.
i(now united), the directors believed that the exp,
obtaining the act of incorporation would be found
far less than might have been anticipated ; and that
-t of all expenses, so large a sum would rem
.ends, applicable to the purposes of the railw
render any farther call upon the shareholders ne
The directors had entered into certain agree
vowcas'le and Darlington and Gram N.

1 necess

aymen

England Railway Companies, and
shire and Manchester add Leeds
facilitating the transit of the tral

long the

I and from'tbe district supplied by tn.',
---.reements would be submitted to the sbarehol
,pproval. The directors regretted that t
bad expired since the passing of the-
nossible to cm--

their
1 time t

plete the r
eal of the c
r. would i

er of t

in time to receive the comn
that meeting ; the register, hos%
comi_leted, and the seal could be fixed at the r
nary meeting. The bale
nies bad been exchat

,s of the o

tual cash payments up to the pres
£36,635 ls. id. The directors had

the accounts of the engines

timating the liabilities:as near a
between £lB,OOO and £19,000, a
their hands of about £120,000, t

hole of wE

i present invested at intere

to the_r

I the railwa

le was c

ly afford

peaty. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

The Naturalisation

ring tha

g into t

ice; what kinds
1 what

,d cum

Aebrated Cangi
f Rio de Con

'que, and his bro-

citizens.

'even I

furiously, with
had been blown

town I

i with 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Esq., of

of Weston Cotton, Salop.
t the loam
I. the Re

Same day, 1
Rev. W. H. St

tutor of blaslx
On the IN
LLOYD Ti

agh Coll

.t
NBULL, late

teginte Inst.

1, Ulverston,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

TO BUILDERS

PERSONS willing iodoWifiCT for the EREC-
TION of SCHOOLS upon Land'adjoining Walton Church-
yard, may see the Plans; Specifications, and Quantities of the
Works to be executed. at•the office.orMr. intim

Architect, Pemberton's-buildings, Fenwick-street.
Sealed Tenders, addreelEd to the Chairman of the Building
Committee, to be delivered at the above Office, on or before
twelve o'clock on MONDAY. the 24th day•of August.
Liverpool, July 28th, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
we to request the forbearance of a larg
of the public who have, as yet, not sec
plate of the Sailors' Home, given with our las
slication. The demand for our paper last
=k was so very far beyond our calculation, or
arrangements which we had made, liberal as
y were, that our Loudon engravers have been
ite incapable of keeping
_us supplied. For the
_

nor-
ed

e'hope iO b.

Me to fur- I

of this week

our tou

subscribers

b have r

V by our carriers with plates,

`ormation of the fact

irregt

Clarity, anc
field. Oz

t of thei

have 1

taitbarb.

00l 8z

MORNING, AUG. 4, 1846

!re are considerations which suggest them-
to us, connected with the recent visit of the

to our town, far more important than

i lie

-considerati

atifying it has be

n to all class

s the considerate interest dis-

in the nobl

1 enduring

h which the c

generations has li

iores of our magnificent river. Most grati-
it has been to us to see our beloved Prince
ig his own hand to the work of charity . laying
mndation, and contributing, from his own
towards the erection of an institution so
'ntly excellent in its objects as that which
an its doors for the protection and
"Pment, in the scale of civilisation and
the sinews of the

to opt.

lof the land in which Provid

n to occupy so lofty a position

to ihow- him the proud
!ommunity which, in its

rcial c

.en unmindful of th

hose industry it has risen—to

!nt schools, our public chari-
ty in which the funds of the
hich is happily in our posses-
ection of enduring and
stration of justice, the

• the liberal

Lte
I to th

lent of the arts, and the consequent eleva-
D morals and the tastes of our population.
we have observed with delight the noble
amenity of manner, and the deep
h which he has devoted

attention wit

nconsiderable sacrifice of personal
I comfort, to the task of examining all that
I for his inspection, however humble its
That by the high quali-
'ius displayed, he has

s to his notice

ind and manner
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

BANKRUPTS,

Charles Burrows, East Stonehouse, Devon, and John Glid•
lon, Plymouth, bankers.
John Carlisle. Edge-lane, West Derby, bui'der.
John Smith Chadwick, Manchester, caiico printers.
James Coates, Leominster, tailor.
James Evans, Park-street, Bristol, silk mercer.
Thomas Charles Fletcher, Nottingham, glass dealer.
Edward James lnclaley, Drayton, corn dealer.
Lliam luchley, Drayton, corn dealer.
Francis Barber Kettle; Brighton, home dealer.
Farqnhar Macqueen, London, merchant.
Alfred Wiliam John Mason, Monument-lane, Edgbaaton
Varwickshire, builder.
Walter M`Dowall and Ralph Brown, London, printers.

Wiliiam George Wale T

rdreath, Cornwall, sur

DIVIDENDS,

ett, Ric

THE LiVit:hP(

MARKETS.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 29

The number of beasts was larger Ibis week thin last, but we
cannot quote any alteration in price. Good beef 6d, coarse and
heavy cattle from 5d to tad. Sheep and lambs were less in
numner, but generally of good quality. The market was brisk.
Good weathers were worth from 6 to 6}i: lambs from 6d to 7d
per lb., sinking the offal. Calves were less in number, but not
much inquired after.—Number of beasts 934, bhcep 3,673, lambs
3,126, calves 87.

LIVE
There t

POOL COLONIAL MARKET, Jm 29.
s been a moderate demand for B.P. Sugar, and
Hula. sold at a decline of fully is per cwt. ; two cargoes of
(lauritius, about 8900 mats, and 1( 00 bags Bengal have also
,een disposed of at a similar reduction.—Foreign. The sales
re confined to 139 Wis. brown and yellow Rio, at full prices,
for stores.—ln Molasses no sales are reported.—Coffee. Of

'e been sold: the
shade under the

British Plantation the sales do not exceed
last week's rates; 400 bags native Ceylon ha
price has not transpired, but it is said to be a

,0 bags fine ordinary

quotations. Of foreign, the sales are
Costa Rica, at 38s 6d to 42th, and 9 bags Laguayra, 90 bags
',racaibo, both sea damaged, at 265 to 46s per cwt.—loo bay
l'ePper sold at lid per lb.—No sales of Cocoa, Ginger
-62e° °en taken

Piment

t fine white.—Nothing h

EXC FUNGI
and Oatmeal,

An liberal,

in a few days,

_
irgs strictly in (w-
-and rendering
languid, the

OL STANDARD

WARRINGTON CORN BIARKET, JULY 28.
Total quantities per Pi:ce per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter

Wheat....
Barley....
Oats ~..

67 .. .. .4157 14 7
- .. .. 0 0 0
0 0 0

.-2 7
O 0 0
O 0 0

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 31

We have good supplies of all grain this week. To-day there
is a very thin attendance of mil:ers, who buy in retail quantities
at a decline of 26 per qr. on all descriptions of wheat. Grinding
barley in tolerable request. The sale of beans is limited, at ra-
ther less money. Oats firm and fresh. Shelling nearly obtains
late rates. Malt as before. The harvest is progres
in this neighbourhood, and the weather as fine

ng rnpidly
s could be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

M' C U

LLOCH AND CO
81, CHUR CH-STREET,

LITHOGRAPHY.
ATACLURE, MACDONALD, AND MACGREGOR,
E PICTORIAL, ENGINEERING, & MERCANTILE
LITHOGRAPH ERS.

ESTABLISHMENTS:
18, FENWICK-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
57, BUCHANAN-STREET, GLASGOW, and
6, LEICESTER-SQUARE, LONDON.

TO ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, AND OTHERS

J. POORE
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
49, CASTLE STREET, LIVERPOOL

AND CO

WHATMAN'S DRAWING PAPERS

SUPPLIED AT THE
WHOLESALE PRICES

ENDLESS DRAWING CARTRIDGE,
54 inches wide, at 10d. per yard the full width

MOUNTED DRAWING, on White or Brown Linen or Cotton
TRACING PAPER_ :In by an_ eithnr thick nr thin_ nnrl

be had 40 by 60, if required.
DRAWING PENCILS, best quality. (Brookman and Lang_
don's) and other makers, 4s. per dozen, including HHHH.

Carriage paid on Orders of .e 5 and upwards..
Jed Lists and Samples sent by post on application

49, Castle-street

PREPARED POISONED WAFER-CAKE,

For DESTROYING COCKROACHES. BEETLES,

CRICKETS, 4-c. •
ANEVER-FAILING Exterminator of those obnox-
ious Insects. Mannfactnred and Sold by JOHN BLAIN,
39, SOUTH JOHN-ST R E ET, SEA LING -WAX, WAFER, INK,
MANUFACTURER, and GENERAL STATIONER.
Sold, in Packets, at 6d., Is., and 2s. each. _ _

N. 8., —The 2s. or is. Packets forwarded to any part of the
Country, on receipt of the amount in Post-office Stamps or
Cash.
A Liberal Allowance to the Trade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

ANNIVERSARY OF THE LICENSED
VICTUALLERS' SOCIETY.
THE SIXTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of the SO-
CIETY will
Stbe celeb-street, orated byn THURSDAY next, a PUBLIC DINNER,
the 6th
at the
Institution, 59, . Anne
instant

,LIAM LOWE, ESQ.
THOMAS BOLD, Esq.
'STEES.

Robert Jones, Esq.
Mr. Peter Eastwood
Mr. Robert Bryden,
Mr. Thomas Clarke.
Mr. Henry Morris.
STEWARDS.

Mr. T. Godfrey,tith-ebarn-st.
Mr. Allinson, St. James-street.
Mr. Atkinson, Lower Harring-
ton-street.
Mr. Whiteman, Hanover-street
Mr. Wm. Luff, Murray-street.
Mr. Campbell, Mersey-street.
Mr. Thomas, Great Charlotte-

street.
Mr. Graham,

Scotland-road

including Dinner and Dessert, to
le Secretary, at the Institution,
Is, Newspaper Offices, and usual

T FOUR O'CLOCK PRECISELY
rvill be in attendance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the
• Sheds, south end Brunswick Dock,
124 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, of very large sizes, and
choice selections,
Now landing ex John Maclellan, from Belize;
257 Logs Honduras MAHOG NY,
Now landing ex Bravo • elize
Being the portions of the cars of unloaded in time for the
sales o e 29th July.
To the above sev parcels of Honduras MAHO-
GANY will he adde n account of the Importer, Jour; CAR-
MICHAEL, Esq-, Merchant.
CHALONER and FLENIING, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

TITIS Park, con

Wantic.

NTED, in 'a spirit Vault, a resPt
11 be treated as one of the Fat►Zi

who

ttrable YOUTI
Lly. One from tb

country would be preferred.
For address, apply at the Standard-offrm

[ths of August, Sep

VV tembe
Orders, to to

Priest

Annurit. Comfr

readily ►,e procure

REVERSIONARY INTERESTS.
on fit )t IS ready to be laid out in tl

he tielle
1 (by r

Lls only) may 1

PARTNER WANTED.

n a full

TANTED

.n a Wholesale Ale

V V tale
One who h,

ty, if required

SITUATION WANTED
S
WANTED, in
a YOUNG MAN, who and

Lands the t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

of Drava

ad Kidderminster Carpeti, Fenders

Painted Articles, Brass
and Fire-Irons.
OFFICE FIXTURES. A variety of Carver's and Gilder
Moulds and Cast Ornaments, Mangles, Shower Baths, Kitchen
Requisites, and Miscellaneous Property.
The whole to be viewed THIS -DAY, the 4th instant,
when Catalogues may be had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

labour they could undergo. By the part which his Royal
Highness has been graciously pleased to take to-day,
we are encouraged to indulge the hope that in years yet
to come, when hundreds of England's sailors shall be en-
joying the protection, and the peace, and the comforts of
a home in this town, and when the parents and friends
and early Christian. pastors of those men shall be filled
with gratitude for the asylum, the fact and the circum-
stances which have led to and consummated the fact this
day will from time to time be presented to the sympathis-
ing memory of England's adopted Prince, to the maternal
heart of England's beloved Queen (continued cheering).
Yesterday we heard in this place the chairman of the
dock committee speaking, ar.d speaking well. as he always
does, in praise of the extension of commerce ; and as the
highest eulogium which his wellstored mind could supply,
or his eloquent tongue express, he called commerce the
best missionary, because it carried a message of good-will
to all mankind. The Prince responded, and proposed for
our enthusiastic adoption, " Prosperity to British Com-
merce." sir, if commerce be a message, who, I ask, are

the messengers? (hear, hear.) . To them we invite atten-
tion today, to the hands (loud cheers from the sailors),
as they are emphatically and justly called, by which the
extension of our commerce is administered. What would
the richest commodities avail without intercourse? What
the most varied productions, natural and artificial, if the
rolling waves of the sea formed a boundary beyond which
man could not pass ? (hear, and cheers). Such a
thought points going back to the most circumscribed and
hopeless barbarism ; and to such we must rapidly sink,
even from our present pinnacle, but for our seamen.
They supply the magic link of intercommunication, which
thereby becomes the stimulus to ever-varying production
Through their medium it becomes true, that a measure
of real comprehensive wisdom for on nation proves
eventually a benefit to all nations (cheers). What should
be done for them ? My old friend the noble and gallant

telligence to make them available. He has studied his
author carefully, and aimed, not at merely rendering the
text effectively, but at portraying the character of the
brave and impetuous Percy. His utterance is sometimes
a little thick and clouded, but practice will remove this de-
fect. If he continues to study his parts, and to regard the
precarious profession he has adopted as au art, in which
eminence is only to be won by care and thought, he may
rise to a high rank in it. Some of the passages were ad-
mirably given—as that, for instance, in which, as if
wholly abstracted from the scene, and giving rapid utter-
ance involuntarily to the wild thoughts that throng his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

IREDALE
—At a meetini

XTENSION

lay, it Keighley, 3,820 shares being
is resolved that the company should be
dissolved, and that such dissolution should not be an act

this company on Fri
represented, it

Duly seventy votes ag

The Railway Record says, in the Cambridge University
Law Class List for the Academical year 1845-6, we recogr
nise with much pleasure, as second in the first class, the
name of a friend and occasional contributor to this journal.
Mr. Thomas Wheeler, of St. John's College, formerly of
Manchester, and well known in connexion with the early
struggles of the Trent Valley (then the Manchester and
Birmingham Extension) Railway.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Aug. 4, 1846•

A party of police on foot, band in uniform.
Rechabites, with seshes, aprons,.and rosettes, six abreast.
Flag—" Sobriety brings peace and domestic comfort ;"
also the banners of the various tents) the beautiful em-
blems of the order, &c.

Band.
Order of Druids
Six abreast.

lien. Sir Thomas Ward, accompanied by an orderly of
the 4th Light Dragoons, rode down the 1-

of procession

CalectOnian Recbabites,

ressedin plaids, with a banner inscri
tish arms, and the motto,

th the Sco
" Nemo impune lacessit."

ent Brass

Modern Druids—Lodge 199,
Six abreast, with beautiful banners, royal stand
all the emblems of the order.

Moderr; Dcuid

Large Royal

th drawn sword

and numb::

Large Royal Standard

The Crown, carried on a c

blue sashes

1 rosettes, six abre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

n fresh in from a

tioues to flow in f

y from the United States and

ada, whenc

the present week

arrival

s amount to

There has been a better demand for Wheat at this

.ket, at the full prices of lust

Flout': in fair request, at a decline of from 6J. to Is. per

Indian Corn in 1

demand, at a decline of fully 1

quarter

A:slow market for all other artiel

COAST. ICA NADA U. STATS

COLONIS EUROP

6
34 9
44 1860
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

—Ccffee. 6

last week's rates ; 400 bags native Ceylon have been so
price has not transpired, bat it is said to be a shade um'
quotations. Of foreign, the sales are 350 bags fine o
Costa Rica, at 38s 6d to 420, and g bags Laguarp
--nib°, both sea damaged, at 28s to Otis per cwt.
--Mat 2id per lb.—No sales of Cocoa, Ginge.,
—^neal Rice have been taken, chi• fly for

under th

Pirrient
export, at a further ndvance cf Is per cw
paid for broken, up to 16s per cwt for fine white

Leen done in Rim;

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jur.v 28

ies of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal

port Coastwise and from Ireland, during the we k ending yester.
day, are still rather light, but of Wheat. Indian Corn, and Flour,
the import from Canada and the United States is again liberal,
and beyond the ordinary demand. •

With the exception of a little rain on Sunday night, the
weather has been exceedingly fire here since the close of last
week, and in this district of the country reaping has com-
menced, with the prospect of its being general in a few days,
including the millers to limit their proceedirgs strictly in ac-
cordance with their immediate rnquiremeuts ; and rendering
the sale of Wheat at this day's market extremely languid, the
hest descriptions receded 2d, and other qualities fully 3d per 70
lb below the rates of Tuesday last. —lrish Flour was dull at an
abatement of Is per sack; and. although States and Canadian
commamed a moderate share of attention, the general runs de-
clined 6d per barrel, choice brands alone maintaining previous
qur tations.
Barley, Beans, and Pease, met little inquiry, and were rather

sparingly, barely sust

.ned the rc
("errand, re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

•.• 11V In, \G 410.,11001,1 11 nOO
with a view to establish the sight of hinting at the beau-
ties of physical force. Mr. J. O'Connell declared tbat
if his father's suggestion fns

he doctrine of physical for(

11, ants
retire front the association. To this
Mr. Smith O'Brien replied he had no intention of
g the liberator and his son in their mode of pro-
ceeding, but if Mr. O'Connell's proposition were adopted,

threat,

I go in company wi'

party, whose cause was his cause. Towards the'clause of
the proceedings Mr. Town Councillor Reilly lectured in
strong terms the Young lrelanders. Mr. Smith O'Brien
recommended all parties to make friends, and give up the
discussion of a mere speculative subject—that of nhv-

sical force, which no one dreamt of resorting tots
time. r. John O'Connell was inexorable. An ad-
journment of the debate took place to the next day. The
rent for the week was annnunced at £lO9 4s. Bd. At one
o'clock, on Tuesday, the association met at Conciliation-
hall. The Lord Mayor in the chair. Mr. Ray com-
menced the proceedings by reading a letter from Mr.
Gavin Duffy, which appeared in the Nation of Saturday
last. The purport of the epistle was a defence of the
doctrine of physical force, under pecu'iar circumstancee.
Mr. John O'Connell rose to reply to Mr. Duffy's epistle,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

111, T S.
The Bodies are of
Fine Maddapoliam
Cloth, Fine. Linen
Fronts, Wrists, and
Collars,
Well made and Re •
to pu .
A SUPER! IT INSURED.
or Cash only.
255. THE HALF DOZEN.
M'CULLOCH AND C . ,
81, CHUB CH-STREET,
OPPOSITETHE THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

le, went to Netiilly

as his intention to depart on

,eau d'Eu

There is not the least reason for supposing that the
prisoner had accomplices, or that his crime was prompted
by political motives. Monetary embarrassments, acting
upon a mind diseased by morbid vanity, seem to have
been the cause of his crime. No doubt seems to exist
that both pistols were loaded ; happily, no one was
injured by the diieharges.

.IN.i,* OF

NIMARI

in the Courrie

reached

rata, announ
night of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

s was at half-past seven.
ie scene, a pistol was dis-

:emplat _
g, and almost at t

Is Majesty instantly under-
discharges, he exhibited no

tood the meaning of the

symptom of trepidation or anger, but, retaining his calm-

nstantly gave orders tt

bould be con-

he people that he v

This display of c

it gwie Of the king's

mity, combined with the assurat
safety, elicited fervent bursts of appla
tude.

se from the multi-

H e of
He ope
and said he

no resi

ly avowed hi

purpose
ated the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

returned; in the latter case, a receipt for the scrip will be
transmitted by the Secretary, and the shareholders will be ap-
prised by circular when they may receive an immediate rptnr.

Of 12s. per share on account, and the balance, minustiieel
senses. as soon as the exact amount thereof has bier, n.,.,

Millet, 111 Ut/1.11 uciaco "lc oca aplavaux HIS Signature
and address on the back of each certificate, before transmission
to the Secretary. As numerous forgeries of the scrip are in
circulation, it is of the utmost importance that the scrip should
be forwarded without the least possible delay, to the SPerata.,,

GEORGE LARPENTaTrm"';
ALFRED BEESTON, Secretary

78, Cornhill, London.

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, & NEWCASTLE-
UPON-TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY.

RESOLUTIONS passed at the First General and
, Special Meeting of the Shareholders, held at the Palatine

pursuant to

The Advertisement convening the Meeting and the Report of
the Directors having been read :
It was moved by. JOSEPH ST. JOHN YATES, Esq., of Manches-
ter : seconded by CHRISTIAN ALLHUSEN, ESQ., of Newcas-

tle-upon2

be received, and adopted, and printed, and circulated among
the Shareholders."
It was moved by HENRY HouLnswoirrit, Esq., seconded by
WILLIAM Nicol., Esq., of Liverpool,
And carried unanimously,
"That the following Gentlemen be
that they be paid 0-- -11 y of

appointed Auditors, and

tion for iheiiservice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

PARTNER WANTED

AV-ANTED, to join a Firm, a PARTNER, able to
v 1 give as an advance to olataina Tfill partiFiNtion in the

Profits, the sum Of .t'2oo,,from which date the joining Partnei
will receive a full rem ration. References given and required

WANTED, in a Wholesale Ale and Porter Esta
blislnent, an active, sober, a industrious MAN

..•ustomed to xlali-VEririg Porter, &c.,
rge of a Cart and Horse will be pref

T will not bear the strictest

Lvestigation, and can give security, if required.
Apply by letter, A. M., Standard-office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Aug. 4, 1846.

intritigrna.

TUESDAY, JULY

28.—Wind W.S.W. moderate,

AItRIVED..—Wm. Fisher. Friend, from Maceio—Dona Dea,
from Miramichi—Emma, Arkley, and Mary, Page, from Mon-
treal—Republic, Landes; Niagara, Russell, and Waterloo,
Allen, from New York—Hero of Acre, Jones; Helen; Parsee
Merchant, and Highland Mary. from Quebec.
SAILED.—EarI Stradbroke, Dance, for Amsterdam—Blacl4-
eyed-Susan, Rouse. for Ancona—Corsair, Atkins, for Barba-
does, &c.—Apthorpe, Blake, for Barcelona—Duke of Welling-
ton, Lawson, for 13e:ieze—Duchess of Argyle, Phillips, for Cal-
cutta—) ""smas. for Constantinople—Princess Royal,
Dugdal ---Scotia, Bennett, for Galatz—Wm.

—Emma, The
e, for Dal
3, Forster. I

Rust
Martin, fc

ra—Kestrel,Wise, and Black Prince,
Artis, for Leg,iorn7—Donglas, Le
_

Paige, for La Guayra—Miiry, Fri;me, for Montreal, &c.—South
Carolina, Damilon, for New York—Kalamazoo, M'Cerran, for
Philadelphia—Argyle, Brock ban; Covenanter, Patterson; Ore-
gon, Reid, and St. John, Dick, for Quebec—Octavia, Reid, for
Rio Janeiro—Numa, Vut:z, for St. Petersburg—Huson, Weeks,
fur Boston.

Chimborazo, White, for Africa, has put back leaky, having
been on shore on Arklow Back
" , ' -- •

Veracity, Ben c
June

,Q 7.-61 Cephalonia for this

Grecian, Todd
7th July for Cori
Wilso.

I for Zante gth July, and Weatherall

'ebe. Thcn

io, hence at

atai at Gibraltar,

port 17th Jul
Ellen. Till 9

ailed from Cadiz for tl
ks, hence at Seville

Manturg, We

Rio Packet. ila
Emma Graham,
and Essay, Lees,
Shamrock, Pos
house, hence at

ailed from Oporto for London
Ith July

Ferguson,
r this port
II ; Orion, Wilkinson, and Mercia, Back
Petersburg

Newsom, hence at I

t Ostend

Canton, f

New Or

Meteor, Turuer, from Bremen for thin port, at Plymouth

WEDNI

AF. RIVED
and Arethu
treal.

,na. Watson

for Alexandria—Ben Nevi)
d Cey:on, Hobson, from Mor

fron► Quebec

les—Lady of the Isles
.u, Davies-, for Bremer

Wheadon, for Barc

—Anne, Mqiarry
for Madeira,
Briggs, an,
Jones, for Prince Edwar
Quebec—and Isis, Grab=

for Ma
Jasper,
!I Hicks,

[—Lord Seaton, 4

I Dare. Ac

sailer! from Mauritius for Cork 17th April

Regalia, Re

Wahon
Caledonia Brani
Fox, Storey, he.
Kestrel. from NI

a eelph la

and Wiihelafn
:e at Swinnemu
nae at Travemt
anlord, hence.s

House.

Hay, old
New. ..

Vetches
Grass ..

Straw, Vviea
Oat
Barley
Carrots

DAIS. 1 M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

it is wisdom in men

nest of

)jects in

e part of

utional

.cv_lrom

s, win

on to betray

we I

ftalleßt nnrl

ng proceeding

t on '1

may have been

e to all who m

erous a

ere, or

They do wonderful things

re called forth

at an early

We can,

that whatever In

nd their sins of omission or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

FIREWORKS,

On the same evening, shortly after dusk, a splendid and
prolonged discharge of fireworks, (provided by the Corpo-
ration fcr the amusement of the public,) took place in the
fields, top of Berkeley-street, Toxteth-park, provided by
Mr. John Atkins, of the Zoological Gardens. The
principal piece was a magnificent temple sill-wonted by
the royal arms, encircled by vases and flowers. The
centre—motto, " Welcome Royal Prince." The second
piece in magnitude was a temple containing the words,
"Success to the Sailors' Home." Several flights of
rockets, containing one hundred each, were discharged at
intervals, with a night of fifty golden rain and golden
shells. One of our clever local papers occupies nearly a
column in describing the whole of this exhibition in de-
tail, including serpents, &c., the very reading of which
would now be tedious, and if we may suppose Mr. Atkins
to be the Salamander King, and to have given the account
himself, wemight say, as H otspurdiu of Owen Glendower—

" He held us the last night at least seven hours,
In summing up the several devils' names
That were his laqueys."

FRIDAY.

Again a resplendent morning beamed upon our town.
The sky was without a cloud ; and, saving 91e extreme
heat of the sun, everything promised an auspicious course
for the day's proceedings. At an early hour the line of
streets, along which the great procession of the week was
to pass, was lined with anxious crowds, and shops, win-
dows, balconies, stands, &c., were well filled. Across
most of the side streets barriers had been placed during
the night, consisting of carts and lorries, to prevent the
rush of the people interrupting the procession ; and these
also were filled with persons at a low charge.

THE PROCESSION. -
The procession began to file, passed the Prince's lodg-
ings at half-past ten o'clock, and his royal highness came
out and stood on the balcony until all passed.
The crowd was so intense that several persons were
carried away in a fainting state.
Soon after twelve o'clock, the Prince and suite joined
the procession.

ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The procession was headed by a party of police, who
rendered effective service in clearing the streets. Then
followed.
The Fire Brigade, 64 in number, in uniform, headed
by Mr. Hewitt.
Band.

Boys of the Blue Coat School. 250 in number, four
abreast, with band, banners, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

A congratulatory address has been forwarded to Sir R.
Peel from the town of Elbing, in West Prussia.
Mr. Hawkey, late First Lieutenant of Royal Marines,
who was tried at the last assizes for the county of Hants,
for participation in the death of Mr. Seton, and acquitted,
. .

. .
has been reinstated in his original rank. _
A SIGN OF THE TIMES.—The Wakefield Board of
Guardians, at their last sitting, came to a resolution, by
a large majority, to petition both houses of Parliament

New Poor Law

RICE OF BREAD IN LONDC
Id in the metropolis are fro

ditto, 64d. to 7

Id. per 41b. loaf.—.

July 271 h

DARING FEAT.-M
across the harbour at Guerr
length, stretched at the height of 70 feet ab
the rope being on an incline. Mr. Irvine first as
it, and then, after five minutes' rest, descended it.

Clement Irvine r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

Dinner on

fl to Ot

3e of the guests over

whom he r

:ed with

manly court

On ti

11S OCC

ion, however, he

could afford, like a h

aded man, to spurn the

,ss of part:
We shall,

—todo justice where justice wa

.er,not awake matters which

trust will

as they ought

be obliterated from

memor

Aikin will understand us, without

teridg further int

We cannot conclude this hasty review of the
events of the week without paying our humble tri-
bute of praise to the humbler classes of our fellow-

townsmen—to all ranks

, we are sure,

could have contributel more to the extreme grati-
fication of Prince Albert with the entire proceed-
ings during the period of his visit, than the orderly,
the respectful conduct of t'
assembled to do him honou
of military were nec
protect our Royal guest at once from ou
obtrusion. We had fifty extra pol
us, to be sure. We wanted not thei
good and loyal old town could have kept its unruly

e countless thousands
Here, no vast bodies
ary to line the streets and
trage and
oaten supplied

spirits within bounds, without either a soldier or an

extra policeman

We know that this gratifying and honourable
fact will, by this, have reached the ears of our
Queen. We know that by this her mind has been
resolved to honour a people, who have so honoured

one whom sh

as the result, we

shall not long he deprived of thg opportunity of ex-
hibiting towards her own person that same kindly
affection and steady loyalty, wliich has ever dis-
tinguished the people of Liverpool.

TRADE REJOICINGS AT MANCHESTER

(From our Correspondent.)
Yesterday (Monday) was (

1 at Manchester as a

Corn T

; and a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04

y clothes on thi

howesei
'who cer

ly gave us as
eas and the 2

didn't visit us at all

hot loc

terms of the sun,
ere necessary, or

tenfold to the nec

who playeC

a more nobear

days, of our illustrious visitor. Anything rather than
rain, however, was the universal aspiration ; and we were
gratified, the elements rewarding themselves on the suc-
ceeding day with as handsome a pour down as we ever re-

member witnessing.
As early as 9 o'clock this morning the streets thro' which
the Prince was to pass on his way from the railway to the
sd thence to the Town Hall, were lined
ants, and the windows and stands began
space opposite the railway station became

Went ex

to fill. I

posts even bore their
presented by some of the roofs in the nei,,
timid people shudder for the necks or limbs of the ad
turous occupants. Before eleven o'clock the streets be-
gan to be enlivened by the Guards of Honour, accompa-
nied by military bands, proceeding to their various stations

ine freight, whilst the spectacle
hbourhood made

to be ready to receive the Royal guest, and shortly after-
wards a strong body of the police. horse and foot, with
the pensioners and a troop of the Fourth Royal Dragoon
Guards, formed in line in front of the crowd facing the
railway station.

MEETING OF THE COUNCIL.
The Council met at eleven o'clock, in conformity with
the resolution which they came to at their last meeting,
for the purpose of voting a congratulatory address to the
Prince. The address was moved by Mr. Bramley-Moore,
and seconded by James Aspinall, Esq., and was unani-
mously adopted. Air. Birkett thought the word "ancient"
as well as " loyal" borough ought to have been inserted
in it, in which all the members of the council present
concurred ; but its insertion was found impracticable, the
address being already engrossed. The Council then

adjourned. '
Mr. Dismore, whose beautiful execu-
tion of the trowel for the use of his Royal Highness in

laying the found

.scriber last week, was

in atEndance. The Mayor then left in the state carriage
for the Railway Station, to attend upon the Prince, it
being understood that the Council was to be sitting to

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hearts of her subjects, and, with her, continue to adorn the
loftiest sphere with a brilliant example of public and pri-

vate virtue

The PRINCE made the following reply :
" I experience the greatest satisfaction from the cordial
welcome which the address you have just presented to me
gives me upon my arrival in this town.
" I am glad to perceive that my coming amongst you, in
order to take part in two ceremonies connected with your
mercantile industry and enterprise, should have been gra-
tifying to you; and, on my part, I have only followed the
bent of my own inclination in at once responding to your

kind invitation

" Your

ins of loyalty s

Qaeen, cannot fail to be most satisfactory to me, r
as such by her Majesty."