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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

where, if the A

uld be raised, they would ignore it

5y the resignation of

his lordship

Villiers), having been taken

Popish bite, and bay-

nx been re3tr

h difficulty from opposing

House of Llr

Lord Clarendon's attach-

ment tb t

[lard to understand. The hatred

of the Popish (

" Young-Ireland" men, and

chiefly.to

That body of enthu-

e Prbtestani and Popish popula-

diffuse education, and therefore to flutter the
aof Popery. Hence the Popish priests were
rendon's spies and assistants. Hence Father
e at Ballingarry, and the at-
iest O'Brien to burn Mitchel alive
Can the amiable and "

raid's peaceable ad

tempt openly

at the soir
liorat
of

pf Liinerick

ive!' Clarendon forget servi4
so long calling the Popish p

D great

, and can he

,retenders " your Grace"

Crown that is bringing them to justice for their presump-
tion ? Twenty-four thousand a-year is a handsome thing
as times go, and George Lord Clarendon knows how much

of coppers as

.s any mai

but he tan

Papists or give up the

salary, and that is a

Ty painful po3ition indeed for a real
.ssistinz Whig. however, there is

unmistakeable

announcement t

another of the htingry IN

is Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland

Eirl of C

Ou dit that the prosecution of the Popish

bishops has the r

quarter

the work is likely. to be done in eaines

he multitude of eff

s that the destruction

of the hopes of

created, is 'a certa

adhesi
the tit
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least 8 feet hi,

was fined 10s. for havinl..
bacco in his possession,
over which the carpenter's tow-chest

tq ius. or foreign manufactured to-
Which was concealed under a plank

9Y. ST ER Dl ALEII

fellow was charged with beating a little boy in a shameful man,
ner, in Scotland-road. The prisoner bought three-pennyworth
of oysters from the lad, and after eating, refused to pay for
them. On tha boy following him for payment, he turned round
upon and severely beat him, part of the assault being witnessed

Mr. Slansfie

to prison for one month,
CVENI LE DEPRAVITY

with hard Inboar.
~—A very littk boy was brc

for stealing Leven pc

His nu

widow, was in cour

'l', he was caution.

on pro

/th instant, at One Asl:

,t., in. Bailey-lane, A

her Bra
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rineton, on the 20th June, with intent, &4. The parties
had been drinking, and the prisoner offered to fight the

nd during the scuffle the prisoner struck him
in
_the_ abdomen with a knife, producing a wound two

prosecuto

s in length, and endangering his life

The prisoner

had an cxce

lent character given to him by his master
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

SATURDAY,

Joseph Lee was charged with having, at Manchester,
feloniously killed and slain Robert William Cheshire. The
deceased, a youth, had been run over by the prisoner, but
as no great negligence was proved against the prisoner, he

Job Peet was charged with having, at Liverpool, felo-
niously uttered and put off a certain forged request for the
delivery of goods, with intent to defraud Henry Satchel!.
The prisoner was an occasional car-driver, and, a short
time ago, a brother carman, who had been driving a Capt.
Thorp, received an order from him upon Mr. Satchell for
a new hat. By some MPB!IS the prisoner obtained posses-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

ed to try the prisoners separately.—
and Lowry for assault only. The

the felon

evidence was produced in M`Nally's case :
)vered when the ship had got into the Irish
iately set to work and placed in
the seamen on hoard, of the
deposed to APNally severely beating
low and again. Pye had his hand maimed
tory, which made it very difficult for him to
early in the morn-
n.ed to the pumps
g very tired, and
e prisoner took a
s. While he tried
sonar struck him

watch. 0

is Pye was 1
17th Decent-.

ing of t
by

was ord

ained of bein

wished to go below. Upon

'ope arid Iva the dec

Ass his maimed Land until the blood came. The second
ate then left the pump one way and the deceased
iothe!-; whoinstantly jumped overboard and was drowned.

e effect

everal of the seamen in the ship at the time gave evidence
The jury returned a verdict of not
hut znilty of assault. Sentence deferred.

guilty of f€

CIIARC

F STABBING

William Welsh, a tailor, was charged with having, at
Oldham, on the 15th June, stabbed John Davitt. Mr.
Pollock appeared for the prosecution. The prisoner was
undefended. John Davitt, the party wounded, stated that
the night of the 14th June, at twelve o'clock, he went
h a lad named Marrow, and another man, to a beer-
and there saw the prisoner and two other parties.
his companions and these
3 companions

Some word 3 p

They went out, alio ne
shortly followed. On going out one of the other part',
put his foot before him, when he struck the man, who
fell against Welsh, and they both went to the ground
together. On rising, Welsh pulled cut his scissors and
stabbed him in the left breast twice, besides inflicting two
The wounding was corroborated by Domi-
_ .farrow and Henry Welsh, hut there was a great deal
of confusion in the evidence as to who were the assailants.
The prisoner cross-exam:.ned the witnesses, to show
that lie had been attacked and had to use his scissors in
self-defence. He made a long statement to the jury as
to his having been previously assaulted and threatened
because he would not leave his situation, some dispute
having arisen with other men in the same employ about
wages. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, consi-
dering the prisoner had used the scissors in self-defence.
William Welsh was placed forward on another charge
of stabbing Henry Welsh. The occurrence took place at
the same time as the above. Mr. Pollock produced no
evidence, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
The court adjourned at seven o'clock.

other wounds.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

SPAIN

The Madrid Gazette contains a Royal decree declaring
that the prince or princess to be born of the Duchess of
3lontpensier shall be entitled to all the prerogatives of an
Infant of Spain.
Accounts from Madrid, of the 16th instant, mention ru-
mours of an impending crisis, in consequence of a misun-
43erstanding among the Ministers, owing partly to the
numerous intimations they had received as to the state of
public opinion respecting their policy, partly to other and
'more pressing causes, which are kept secret.
THE CHOLERA.—A letter from Madrid, under date
August 13, says—" The cholera has reached the Spanish
possession of Melilla, opposite to Malaga, as it appears by
a letter from the latter place, of the )3th instant ; and it is
to be feared, unless some great change in the weather takes
place, that the Peninsula itself will not escape its visitation.
The heat is intense at present. the thermometer rising to
35 dee. of Reaumur, or nearly 111 deg. of Fahrenheit. in
the hottest part of the day, and it has been observe q at
that temperature at two p.m., several days this week."
The council general of health at Genoa has directed that
arrivals from the ports of Morocco shall be subjected to a
quarantine of twelve days, owing to the cholera having
penetrated into that empire from Algeria, it having been
ascertained that at Ouchela, in particular, there are 20 to
25 deaths from cholera per day—a large proportion, con-
eidering the small number of inhabitants.
A manola of Madrid, a few days ago, sent a challenge to
a fair rival who had supplanted her in the favour of a
wealthy admirer. The successful admirer unhesitatingly
agreed to fight, and both parties chose seconds of their
own sex. Fearing that the, smell of gunpowder might
prove disagreeable to them, the combatants resolved to
use fencing swords ; they also determined to fight un-
til one or the other should be killed. They went to the
ground each with a pair of fencing swords, and in case
they should fail, n pair of poignards. They Were just ready
for action when two police officers came up, and took them
and their seconds into custody. But one of the men hav-
ing called to mind that the lair, though forbidding duels
between men, said nothing of duels between Women, ex-
pressed a doubt whether they were warranted in making
the arrest. It was accordingly determined to release the

women, but a pledge was eructed from them that they
would not renew the combat,
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SENTENCES

The prisoners remaining over for sentence were brought up to
receive the judgment of the court.
John and Charles Smith, who bad pleaded guilty to house-
breaking, were sentenced—the first-named to two years' impri-
sonment, and the latter to twelve months.

Wm. Green, for highway robbery, was sentenced to 15 years'

transportation.
Thomas 11I`Nally, for an assault on the high seas, was ordered
ing sentence, observed that, although the law would at all
to be imprisoned for six months. The Learned Judge, in pass-
times assist the officers of merchant shins in maintaining sub-
ordination, it would, upon all occasions, protect those under their
control from the undue severity of those in command.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

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NOW CLOSED.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

LONDON PAPER HANGINGS

MR. HOWELL will TELITIW AUCTION, on
FRIDAY next, the 29th instants at Eleven o'clock, at his
Rooms, 72, Duke-street,
A beautiful variety of rich London PAPER HANGINGS,
of greatly varied character and modern and fashionable designs,
OM Satin and other Grounds, rich Flocks ancL Gold, &c.,
of superior manufacture, adapted for al "captions of Houses
and Rooms, Drawing, and Din' oms, Lodging-rooms,
Chambers, Halls, Staircases ces, Shops, &c., &c., being
part of the Stock of a ER STAINER
and MANUFAC-
TURER, for absolut e.

TSimples Stock may be publicly viewed or! the Day
preceding,he an Morning
n the of Sale, and descriptive Cata-
logues had torn Mr. HOWELL, Auctioneer and Valuer, 72,
Duke-street.

PLUMBER AND GLAZIER'S STOCK; VALUABLE FIX-
TURES, AND OTHER EFFECTS, CORNWALLIS-
STREET.

AIR. TROTTER will SELL by AUCTION, on.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday)). the 27th instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely, at 55, Cornwallis-street,
The genuine STOCK-IN-TRADE of a PLUTBER and GLA-
ZIER declining business, comprising Havre and Ship Water-
closets, Bends, Head and Tank Pu , Deep Sea, &c., Leads,
Cast Lead and Piping, Lead s, Iron Wire Copper and
Iron Nails, Brass stop and Taps, a Quantity of Tin Wire,
White and Red Leads, en Paints, Ochres, and fine colours,
pale Seal Oil, &c. tures: excellent Casting Frame,. Lead
and Solder Pans th Apparatus, Working Benches, capital
Three-divisio i Cistern, lined with Lead, and large Brass
Taps, Scale eams and. Bottoms, Iron Weights, Gas Fittings,
Office Fixtures, and a few Articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and particulars had
from the AUCTIONEER, or from Mr. KIRBY, 12, Peter's-lane.
N.B.—The PREMISES to be LET, with immediate posses-
sion.
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et for that which

than appears in the 1
ber of the Christia

his own great mission,
following extract from the first nurn-
m Socialist—which, I may premise,

was on

rent numb,
the impres

rented to me on purchasing the cur-
air and ring of Holywell-street, and
infidel publishers that appear in the

following, is-too remarkable to be mistaken

he writers of t
;ed Ciwtstians

5 paper, we have said, need
still less need they be pro-

fessed Churchmen. And yet, foi many of those writers to be
members of the Church of England is but a lesser privilege
than to be 'members of the Church of Christ. They too, as
Churchmen, feel it their right and their duty to join this wore'
If othpr. - • marriagP

in the.
ly for t

of Christianity with Socialism
evils of society, they see in the
agent by which that remedy can be

applied. They are therefore Socialists by a double
ristians and as Churchmen. They believe the for-
the Church of England, whether of worship or of
adequate to the expression of those new
e hearts of the masses, from one
r of tne Christian world,—to the
ititution of the Church of En-
end there by the excrescenses of

feelings which are agitatin
end of the British isl
other. Tnev beli(

,e the ci
laid her

gland, even. if o

tyranny

le regular and organic
ndencies. They believe that no
and practical without the help of
that no Church-reform can be living
s not in harmony with social wants."
g to an assumed equality
" Christianity"—this really
nous talk of a " marriage" between one religion
Irian system, is enough to destroy all the saving
)f Vic context. The system has little advantage
al view over its religious aspect. The artisans

rjn can be t

this raising of

someth
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that it he did.not

would " h-nour" him; and after an
so, by " honouring" him with an int
keeper. Mr. Billington c
ment, from whose ev
some personal feelit

Won, eventually did
luction to the bridewell-
ed witnesses to prove his state-

idetve it woubt ppear that there was
on the part of the officer against Mr. IL.

A man was charted With attempting to stab a police.officer
in Harrington ,acre( t, on Sunday night.
.1.! appeared that he

Mr. Mansfield committed him
SMUGGLING WHISKEY.—A"

in a bnsket. He stated that he had come over from- "onki Ire
land" by one of the steamers, and brought "a drop of th,
craythure" for his personal cornfort,ln ignorance that he wa,

tra nsgre

three days to learn a little law

Lewis, was charged rid

She lived with her sister in thecin:racter
the habit of getting drunk, assaulting
demolishing he, furniture. The nrosecu

ervant. but was in
ne, and

Mrs. Bur

•o be protected from
amount of dama2e.

K.I U., tli

and to be imprisol
How TO MAKE

was charged by officer G 45 w'
him most vio:ently in JorJar

t, on Sunday night. The
to have recovered from the
in a loud voice denied his
m liquor; he "wasn't drunk till the
draw'd his first and struck him in the mouth,

reflects of what be
having been drun.

too." Sergeant Cainpbeli and th•t. brit
contrary, and the prisoner was ordered

er proved the

section for six days

Shi LIGGLI
Christopher

4incer, was
T pints of
The spirit

• ROBBERY IN A LODGINO
to tweak throngli an interim
topber Sims wilb robbing hi

Sunday r

the tirr

A _Dutchman, ivho bad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

ata Martha

Atala, from Bahia, off the Isle of Wight.
British Queen, Evans, and Severn, Finch, hence at Galatz
Bellona' Williams, hence at Genoa.
Louisa. hence nt

Roue!lon, Bolton, and James Ray, Lang, hence at St. Thomas
Jessie, Thompson, hence at Trinidad.
111`Knight, hence at Antigua.
United Kingdom, Potter, hence at Quebec.
Dyson, hence at lumiaue.

Lucy Wright, Hamilton, from Pisco at Callao.
Lord Gou h, sailed from Panama for Callao 8t

'omona, Legi,ltence. at Va-

Sarah Princess, Fox, sailed from Antigua for this port 28th of
ily.

Arabian, M‘Leod, from Bombay, and Tellicherry (and ex-
pected to sail for London 21st July), Camillus, Cheyne, from
Bordeaux (with mizeninata carried away); Princess Victoria,
Ellis, and Elizabeth, Gidson, from Galle; Anglesea, Burrows,
from Colombo; and James Alexander, idley, from Calcutta
(for repairs, bound for London), at the Mauritius.
BELIZE, July 19.—The Cecrops, Castle, loading at Roman
River, was driven on shore on the 29th June, and wrecked ;
part of materials saved.
TORTOLA, July 30.—Twenty.five barrels of sugar, for the
Senhora, Carey, of Liverpool, were damaged in a drogher, and
have been condemned and sold.
MELBOURNE, April 30.—The J. T. Foord, from London en-
tered Port Philip Heads on the 28th April, and, the wind 'lull-
ing after she passed the lighthouse, drifted on shore on Mud
Island.
VALPAMAISO, June 24.—The Larch, Doran, from Calla

for
..iglana, put in here on the 18th June, with considerable da-
mage to her masts, and has been surveyed. The Atlantic.
from Callao for England, under repairs at this port, suffered
further damage in a gale on the 4th and sth June. The Eagle,.
from Glasgow, bound to the West Coast, has arrived here with
damage, and is repairing.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23.—Wind W.S.W., light.
ARRlVED.—Blancbe, Duckett, from New Orleans—Gezina,
Rofer, St. Petersburg—Heatherbell, Arehangel—Old Rapp,
Edwards, Taganrog—Hannibal. Crichton_ n ..nm hag.

SAlLED.—Concordia, Don, for Matanzas—Beacon, Mabin,
New Orleans—Kitty Cordes, Hannah, Mobile—Lady Bulwer.
Henderson, and Countess of Mulgrave, Cusiance, Quebec—
Ashburton, Nl•William, New York—Atnpri,.. h,, 0....

, ts.), snannon,
dalifax and Boston—Sarah and Anne, Henley, Pugwash, N.S.
—Sprite, Goldsworthy, Newfoundland—Lancefield, M`Gowan,
Lisbon—Mary and Catharine, Buick, Narya—Royal William,
—Gleaner, Bloom, and Charles, Simp.

.ermo, 8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

COMMITTEE.
The following Gentlemen, well known to that portion of the
Scientific World interested in the progress of Botanical, Hor-
ticultural, and Agricultural Improvement, compose the Com-
mittee for general purposes :
Jos. Dickinson, M.A., M.D. F.L.S., Fellow of the Botanicnl
Societies of ondon and Edinburgh.
G. B. Knowles, F.L.S., Professor of Botany, Queen's College,
Birmingham.
Mr. R. Marnoek, F.L.S., Curator of the Royal Botanic Society.
Mr. R. Glendinning, F.H.S., Chiswick.
Mr. George Glenny, F.H.S., Florist Censor.
Mr. E. Kemp, Curator of Birkenhead Park.
Mr. B. Mound, F.L.S., Editor of the Botanic Garden and
Fruitist, Broomsgrove.
Mr. G. Fleming, Trentham.
Mr. R. Errington, Oulton Park Gardens.
Mr. Thomas Moore, F.L.S., Curator of the Botanic Garden,
Chelsea.
Mr. Lane, Florist, Berkhampstead.
Messrs. Paul, Florists, Cheshunt.
Mr. Tiley, Florist, Bath.
Mr. John Churton, Chester.
Mr. Edward Simons, Birmingham.
Mr. J. H. Wood, F.H.S., Editor of the Midland Florist.
Mr. Braithwaite Poole.
Messrs. Harper, Whitchurch.
Mr. W. Palin, Stapleford Hall, author of the Royal Agricultural
Society's prize essay 0,-} Cheshire Farming.
Mr. Edward Bate, Kelsterton, Flint.
Mr. Henderson, Oxton Nursery, Cheshire.
Mr. Thomas Hignett, Stapleford.
Mr. W. Milburn, Tarvin.
Mr. H. White, Land Agent, Warrington.
Mr. T. Beckett, Agent to Sir Philip Egerton, Bart.
Mr. R. Ledger, Agent to the Earl of Sefton.
Messrs. Veitch and Sons, Nurserymen, Exeter.
Messrs. F. and J. Dickson, Nurserymen, Chester.
Mr. George Chivas, Nurseryman, Chester.
Mr. G. Cunningham, Nurseryman, Liverpool and Manchester.
Messrs. Young and Co., Manufacturers of Agricultural and
Horticultural Ironwork, Liverpool, &c.
Messrs. Neighbour and Sons, Manufacturers of Bee Hives,
London.
Mr. W. H. Ziegler, Landiean.
JOHN' BRINDLEY, LL.D., President.
T. C. ARCHER, M.It.C.S., Hon. Secretary.
LEADING DIVISIONS.
THE HARDEN. THE FIELD.
Corn in the Straw.
Flax,
Hops on the Bine.
Grasses.
:agricultural Roots.

Fruits.
Flowers.
Cut Flowers.
Bouquets.
Wax Flowers.
Vineyard Produce.
Orchard Produce of Kei,t,
Worcester, Hereford.
Culinary Vegetables.

THE COTTAGE. FOWL.
Fruits. Fowls, Ornamental.
Ven.etables.
Fowls, Domestic.
Flowers. Birds, Ornamental.
Wild Flowers of the District. Birds, Stuffed.
Domestic Poultry.
Moth and Insects common to the District,

IMPLEMENTS AND USEFUL ORNAMENTAL APPLIANCES.
APPLIANCES. Fountains.
Horticultural Implements. Ornamental Rock Work.
Agricultural
Glass.
If Wire Work.
Tiles.
Flower Stands. Of Wood Work.
1 lt Glass and Stone
Vases. Work.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

but, owing

Upon this Thomas Bonne

the otl

.t to Manchester,

1 intimation of

his led to the ap-

1 Jane Hinds

Michael Moore
rilliam Grounds
h. Aanth etc th,

her prisoner

ought in the

hip, on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

AND COLONI,IL.
AUSTRIA.
GROSS TYRANNY.—A case of considerable hardship
has just occurred to an American citizen, named Brace,
that.may be useful as a warning to future travellers. Mr.
Brace is a young gentleman of literary pursuits, and in
June last was travelling in Hungary for the •purpose of
studying its political institutions on the spot. Several
exiles had requested him to see their relations, that he
might bring some news frcm their home ; and amongst
his luggage he had a card conveying the briefest possible
introduction from General Czecz to a friend, a letter from
Eugenitis 13,eqiv to his brother, Dr. Schiitte's: book and
Madame Pulsky's. At Grosswardein, openly, in reply to
an open question at a table d'h6te, he expressed some ad-
miration of the colony founded by General Ujham whom
personally he did not. know. At Perth he was arrested,
twenty-six hours after his arrival, the order for his arrest
having been given five hours after he crossed the frontier.
He was examined by the police. His vet y condour excited
suspicion; his knowledge of persons opposed to.the Patriot
party was pronounced to be a screen;" the brevity of
General Czecz's introduction disguised "a complot;" and,
carrying out this spirit to the full, the Commissary of
Police continually gave to Mr. Brace's answers an inter-
pretation the exact opposite to that which they aifirmed.
He was lodged in prison. Though an Englishman, how-
ever, he managed to convey a knowledge of his situation
to Mr. M'Curdy, the American minister; and it was not
until that gentleman had threatened to demand his pass-
ports, that Mr. Brace was liberated. He describes his
situation thus—" I have been treated, till within a few
days, like a common criminal against the Government.
For three days 'I was closely shut up in a tniserablequarter,
where my body was so eaten with fleas, that it looks as if
I had a frightful disorder. After that I was allowed to
associate with other criminals, and to walk with them an
hour a-day, between two lines of soldiers. No bodks or
writinc, have been permitted me. After sixteen daye of
this I was allowed a rather better quarter, though still

FOREIGN

closely confined?'
Accounts from 'Upper Austria, parts of the Tyrol, and
Transylvania, speak of inundations such as have been
rarely witnessed. _ _ _. . . . •

Advices from Vienna, of the 14th instant, announce the
expulsion from that. city. and from the Austrian dorni-
:lions generally. of !Ir. Warrens, late Consul-General of
the United States of America, and for the last few years
proprietor and editor of the Lloyd newspaper. It is as-
serted that the order for his expulsion emanated from the
Ealp r :r himself, and its cause is to be found in the oppo-
ition Mr. Warrens has shewn to some measures of the
government.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

ASSAULT ON THE HIGH SEAS

W. H. Lowry and 7'.
vier. on the bizh seas.

the other second m
from Liverpool for Nea

t was C

followi

.'Nally were charged with
violently assau ted and beaten

way, and who jumped overboard in
'ivening of the 19th December, and
rst-named prisoner was captain, and
a of the ship Arabian, which sailed
York on the 9th of November
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

soon of this order, ot whic
it at the shop of the prosecuto

he mac

diately detected, and he was given into-custody. The
prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to be imprisoned
for four months.

n Candy was charged with 1

aving, at Warring-

ton, broken into the dwelling.house of Eliabeth Morris,
ad stolen therefrom a tea chest and other articles. The
prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned
fo
y of obtainin J
F otwelve calf-
h

months

Dertaott was charged with having, at Ashton-

.;harles

After a

day), for un-

was sentenced t

a charge of having
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

Dowd, of a son

!sq., late of the Ceylon

the late M. Richard

Ballina Chure

1., of t

on, '1 nonlas Freck
of George Freck

t St. }feller. J

county Mayo, by the
n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

On the 1-

Bright, M.!
On the led'
mum! Sch!nss, B,(

Spring, Es q„ of Mrinchesrer, of n son.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. N. Shannor
street, of a son.

Fsq., a

street, 3lrs

ife of Mr. Ch,

MARRIED

rect, the wife of v‘ in. Her

wife of Henry B.

E. Jones, of a

'ton-street, Toxteth-park, the wife
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

TILE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 23rd Aug.)
—DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 28 ; relieved, and at own
request, 8; made out-patients, 7; irregular, 2; dead,
I.
ADMITTED:—In-patients 31 ; out-patients, 8; casuals during
the last week, 18.—Remaining in the house, 188.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 20th August.)—lN-PATlENT.:—Discharged cured, 17 ;
relieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, I ; irregu.
lar, 5 ; dead, 0 ; entered, 18 ; under treatment, 55.--)UT-
PATIENTS:—Cured, 20; entered, 45; under treatment, 46.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 23rd Aug.)—
ADM ITTED Accidents, 36; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 18 ; Total, 54.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 27 ;
Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out-Patients,
26; Irregular, 2 ; Died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 90.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET.—
(Weekly Report, 21st Aug.)—On the books, 72 boys, 50 girls ;
average daily attendance, 61 boys, 40 girls ; sick list, 3 boy., 3
girls obtained situation, 1 girl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

cs—Anna, Si!ander, from
; Paul Marie; and Balder, Akerston, from
a, at Falmouth.

Fernambuco ; Rowena; Holland; Circas-
' ; and Flaro. from Ibrail ; Maria,
ia, Crowell, from Kaffa—Syria,

Sian; Soich; Maiche; Slaw
Woodsir, from Galatz--Cha
Peters, from Jaffa—all at Queenstown.
Arabian, IVl`Leod, from Bniribay, and Teilicherry (and ex-
pected to sail for Lonuon 21st June), Camillus, Cheype, from
Bordeaux (with mizenmast carripa •
113.!_

Victoria,
~ away); rrincess
~iiis ~- atm Elizabeth, Kidson, from Galle; Anglesea, Burrows,
from Colombo ; and James. Mexander, Ridley, from Calcutta
(for repairs) bound or London}—all at the Mauritius.
POISTA,PLATA, July B.—The Ann Eliza, Cook which went
on share, on the 21st Jnne, in leaving Cabaret, has been con-
demned and sold, as well as.the cargo.

FRIDAY. A /JOUST 22.—Wind W.S. W.
AnnlVED.—Clydesdale, from Monravia—Anglesey-,. Mord-
son, and Somander, Stalkns, Quebec—Queen of the Tyne,
gamburgh—Anna, Moyna,.Eu—La Palle, Nantes.
SA4 LE D. —lsabel, Griffiths, Antigua—Joshua Waddington,
Carmichael, Valparaiso—Aberdeen, Hubbard, New York—Ze-
phyr, Dark, Oporto—Fanny, Kite, Barbadoes—Margaret, Mes-
sina, Mita—Gleaner, Bloom, Rotterdam —Haabet, Hansen,
Iceland—Margaret (s.), Simpson, Havre—Genova (s.s.), Cum-
ming, Gibraltar--Waterwitch (s.), Hodson, Naples, &c..
rharicitta . _

maica—

therine, Riley:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

TO SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS

In order to supply immediate demand.
we have prepared, of the best materials,
and with great care, a variety of
SHOOTING JACKETS AND VESTS,
(In Heather nlix'd and Cheek'd Tweeds,)
EXCURSION COATS,

PALETOTS,
Of various Fabrics, suited to the Season,
AT VERY ECONOMICAL PRICES.
SHOOTING AND DRESS SHIRTS,
Cut on our Improved Principles.

BURDEN' AND LOW,
TAILORS AND SHIRTMAKERS,
17, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

ROBBERY IN COPPEIIAS•HILL CHAPEL.
decent looking female, was elntrfed on I

stolen a " missal" from Copp,.
worth, a lady to whom the book tie._
stated thtO tome other of her books had
the chapel between Wednesday and Thursday last; she Mb
able to say on what particular day the book in question was
stolen. Mr. Noonan, the clerk tillhe chapel. stated that on the
morning of the preceding. day, Miss Hawksforth informed hina
of the loss she had sustained; shortly afterwards the book we
found on a hook-stall in Lime. street, kept by a -
Ken. ody. He wa, del-irons that the
investigated, as many Looks had been stole
as well as ten cushiot.s. The prisoner
left the chapel on Thursday evenin,
forty-two days' imprisonment.
IMPUPENT ROBBERIES 'N
rising of the magistrates on Friday
his pocket had been picked of -

ocionard, identifi«i it, and
been abstracted from

t woman named
!Id he thoroughly

y KehWe. Sentenced to

THE COURT

:Shortly before the
policeman discovered that

is p. ossessiou only tifew minutes previ

M r. Owens,

ttorney, stated that his walki

ick had been taken away

whilst he was spe

YESTERDAY

HONOUR OLD AGE

John Biilington, who keeps a beer-
ras charged with being drunk and

n Linn-street, w

disorderly, and interfering

of Ins tluf, on Saturday night. Mr.iling-tou stab
defence, that as he was coming out of his own hot
night in question. he saw police-officer 576 abusing
female, because she said that he he officer) had "g(
to dream he was an •nspecter, and woke up a comm(
man." Mr. liillingtondesirefl the policeman to
age ;" but he re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

the Chu

Juffering much, but that suffering is trace-
Ainct code which has injured them, and can
Je removed by that code being repealed ; and
.ristian'Socialism ' is, at best, but a local application
to cure a general decay—the very worst of bad surgery.
The decision of Vice-Chancellor Lord Cranworth in
''ewater case goes a long way to confirm the
nwn. proverb (attributed to Canning),
:y have the most splendid drawing-
ost able judges,—for they have all the
men, and all the talent of the men. It
-"able to what shifts a Whiz Ministry
^nnointments. It is related
ex-Chancellor met

are, doubtless,
able to a!dis

old
tint
roo
bea

Tory Minis

t up it

gs came in last, one c

street, one of them being the great man of
t age, and the other opposite in politics and
haracter, but hardly less distinguished in
bility, " What news, L- ?" said Lord
?" replied the famous author of the
speech, " there can be no more news,
Attorney-General !" And really the
The Whigs had searched the

another in t 1
t

a -ent irk the
class of his

j_____
famou

n-blood'

J-
s lord was right
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

their Eastern origin

Their animntedgroupi

gg, rapidity

of motion, and elegantly-arranged attire, ;west,-
brilliant appearance. Their style somewhat differs from
that of either the French or English, as the head, arms,
and body, are brought into action with the feet. 11111 e.
Camara was greeted with thunders of applause during
some of her executions, and the dancing of Madame
Guerrero and M. Antonio Ruiz was not to be surpassed.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.— These beautiful grounds con-
tinue to be numerously and fashionably attended. On
Tuesday evening, the entertainments for the benefit of
the Liver Burial Society attracted some 3,000 persons,
and the amusements v..tnt off in brilliant style. The
Performances of Messrs. Mul'ord, J. Howard. Wheatleigh,
W. Ryan, Misses Kenneth, Harcourt, &c., fully sustained
their reputation. We hear that it is the intention of
Mrs. Atkins to apply for a. spirit license, for the conve-
nience of the public.
CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON- STREET. —The I aiented
company of Southern Delineators, under the direction of
Mr. Pelham, together with Mr. Washington. alias
" Ratler," the well-known negro dancer, and Mr.
Buckingham, the accomplished performer on the con-
certina and violin, gave their final performances on
Saturday evening.

AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE
—On Saturday morning, about half-past two o'elo. k, o
the arrival of the mail train from London, at the Bosto
station, an alarm was given that a gentleman travelling i
a third-class carriage was dead. The deceased was lour
to be Mr. John Rawer, farmer, of Aby Grange, near Al
ford, a gentleman 54 years of age. carrying oh an extensii
business, and .well known in this part of Lincolnshir
He had been to see a relative near London,
a week in visiting the Great Exhibition am
in the metropolis and the neighbourhood. On Saturd
he complained to his son-in-law, Mr. F. ItiL gall, of bei,.
ratherimispcsed, and had a slight. attack of diarrixea. I
the evening, however. when he left London. he. NVDS lone
recovered, and conversed cheerfully ; once only, on ai
proaehing Puterborcugh, complaining of r-hortness
breath. At Peterborough the ticussid got out of the car.
riage, and walked up and down the platform IC. sonn
time. On returning, which he did in great haste, he salt
he had met several persons he knew ; he was ont of breath,
and remarked that he would not have hurried so if he had
Lot thought the time was short. Half-an- hour afterwards.
on reaching that town, be remarked, " this is Spalding."
These were the last. words he uttered ; he then appeared
to settle himself to sleep, but the sleep
Not a sound
ill train stopping

learnt th-eir m-elancl

bereavement.-1k
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

grq2 ait tett.

V tibltrations

In small Svo, price ss. 6d., cloth, Illustrated by 1.Yre.,.,100
Line Engravings, and a Map of the North-Western '
and adjacent Lines. Syd
RIDES ON RAILWAYS, leading to the L.-es ,dtbe
Mountain Districts of Cumberland, North Waleth.sl;bsint
Dales of Derbyshire, with a Glance at Oxford, Binn TutliOr
Liverpool, Manchester, &c. By SAMUEL SIDNEY,
of " Railways and Agriculture," &c.
London : Wm. S. ORR and Co., Amen-corner.

In small Bro., price ss. 6d. cloth, stood'
Illustrated by Twenty Line Engravings, with numerous
cuts, and a correct Man, OAP
\ ANA
NDDE
RAILWAYR I N IN
GUIDENO R T H
BOOK,
WALES.
coma
.An4Bitiriottolf
and interesting Historical Information, with a 11tlessicriPtfic.
its Ancient Castles and RtliltS, its Churches, Towns, Laillorill
By WILLIAM CATHRALL, Author of the " History of
Wales."

London : Wm. S. ORR and Co., Amen Cm_____le.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

Zritisb Stmetira.

To succeed the SPEED, and sail Ist September.
For ST. JOHN, N. 8.,
igriif Erdtreo W. K. The Ship THENtIS,
LEsetrros, Commander ;
1004 tons. This-vessel is well known for the ex-
cellent order in whiaribe delivers her cargoes, and made her
homeward run tgottr St. John, N.B. in sixteen days.—For freight
ior passage awry to GIBBS. BRIGHT, .and CO.

First skip.
For MONTREAL,
The fine Ship LORD GEORGE BENTINCK,
JAMES FARLEY, Commander,
"?..i , (Who is well acquainted with the navigation of the
St. Latcrenee;)
528 tons per register ; A I at Lloyd's • coppered ; and is well
known 98 a very fast vessel : now loading on the east side of
Queen's Dock, No. 1 Shed berth.
And the fine Cumberland-Wilt Barque TAM O'SHANTER,
allowroN, Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the navigation of the St. Law-
rence) ; 270 tons per register ; 1* in red. Loading in the
Queen's Dock .—For terms of freight or passage apply to ALLAN
and GILLEgPIE ' • or to
WILLIAM FISHER and SON,

7, Redcross-street

To be succeeded by the Ships
SIR RICHARD JACKSON and MONTEZUMA

tinittb &raft's.

THE "BLUE BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

FOURTH OF SEPTEMBER PA( KET,

Goads reeeived till Midnight of Wednesday, the 3d September

,~~«~
~u~ i` /

The HIBERNIA,

GEORGE FAULK, Commander.

Apply to RiCHIRDSON BROTHERS and Co., or
JACOT, TAYLOR, and TIPPER,
Molyneux-place, 22, Water-street

Succeeding Packet:,

FOREST QUEEN.... Capt. HADLEY 900 tons.
JOHN HANCOCK ..Capt. LEVENSA LEE 750 tons

Will be despatched punctually on the let September.

For BOSTON,

Loading berth north side Victoria Dock,
1 •
The splendid American Ship
ADELAIDE METCALF,

Captain SCOTT ;
673 tons register.—Apply to HARNDEN and CO.

HARNDEN & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS
- FOR
If& NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND NEW ORLEANS.
For PHILADELPHIA.
Line of Packets tailing on the 12th of each mouth.
Tons Tons
reg. bur. To sail.
SARANAK Capt. FAispowt...looo.. IMO.. 12th Sept.
WYOMING Capt. DUN LEVY.. 1100.. 2000.. 12th Oct.
TUSCARORA . Capt. TonLcy„.... 1200.. 2000.. 12th Nov.
TONAWONDA Capt. J um1.;t.... 1300.. 2000.. 12th Dec.

For NEW YORK.
GEORGE GREEN, Capt. REDMOND. 900.. 1600.. Ist Sept.
HARRIETT, Capt. BERRY BOO.. 1000.. Now in port
CONWAY, Capt. MARSHALL 1150..2200.. Ditto.
WM. HITCHCOCK, Capt. CONWAY lBOO.. 1660.. Ditto.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

71 ill gallon the 6th September.
- , , For NEW YORK,
iref The fine new American clipper-built Barque
/2.1, iii -JENNY LIND,
I.D. BuNcE, Commander;
522 tons regieter ; now 'On her first voyage; a remarkably fast
sailer; coppered and copper-fastened.—For freight or passage
apply to JAMES M'HENRY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

'outb Imtrica.

A regular trader.—Warranted first vessel.
For VERA CRUZ,
The fine Yarmouth-b,uilt clipper Brigantine
t.." 1.4 BYZANTIUM.
Captain COPLAND,
(Who is te44l,e4stainted wibi the trade;)
A I for twelve years; lgrrOris ; coppered; and well known as
one of the fastest vessels in the trade.—For terms, &c. apply on
board, in the Saithouse Dock,,or to W.,and J. TYRER.

Will sail on the 12th September.
For NEW YORK,
The splendid American Ship STATE RIGHTS,
THOMAS Pe&XTON, Commander ;
960 tons register ; now in her first year; coppered
and copper-festened ; and is in every respect a first-rate con-
veyance.—For freight or passage apply to

JAMES WHENRY

PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS

SA !LINO ON THE
TWELFTH OF BVERY MONTH

SA RANAK, D. W. MALoNY
TUSCARORA, E. TURLEY
WYOMING, R. M. DINLEVY,
TONAWANDA, T. JvLius

1000 tons.. 12th Sept,
1232 tons.. 12th Oct.
1100 tons.. 12th Nov.
1300 tons.. 12th Dec.

These Vessels are all orthe first class, built expressly for
this line, and combine ever, quality 3o render them safe and
expeditious conveyances for Goods, and they are furnished
with spacious and elegant accommodation for Passengers.
These Packets will take advantage of the Steam-towboats on
the Delaware. To insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods can
be received afterthe 10th of each Month.—For terms of Freight
or Cabin Passage apply to

_
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight by these Vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

fVtbtttrrantan.

LAVANT SCREW STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.

The PHCEBE Captain P. P. BRENNAN.. 600 tons register.
The ANNE Captain W1L50N.......:800 tons register,
The PSYCHE Captain SANDERS ',SOO tons register.

These first-class Steamers are intended to sail, (with or with-
out Pilots,) with Goods and Passengers, from Trafalgar Dock,
Liverpool; and the first,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

BRICE V. STAFFORD

An undefended action, brought upon a promissory note
for £l5O. Verdict for the plaintiff.

NICHOLS V. JONES

. _
A special jury case, which had been fixed for Saturday ;
it was decided by consent for the plaintiff, damagesXl,ooo,
subject to terms.

THE LATE RAILWAY MANIA-DIXON V. NUNNELEY

Mr. Watson, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiffs, Messrs.
Dixon and Overburv, attorneys in London, and Mr.
Teale, an attorney in Leeds. The defendant was Mr.
Thomas Nunneley, a surgeon at Leeds, and the projector
of a scheme called the Newcastle and Leeds direct rail-
way, and the action was brought to recover an amount of
money due to the plaintiffs, who had been engaged as
solicitors by the defendant, to aid him in carrying out the
scheme described.—Mr. Atherton appeared on the oppo-
site side, and, after the case had been gone into for some
length, a verdict was entered for the plaintiff by consent,
damages £4,ooo—the master to ascertain what business
was done by the plaintiffs in the defendant's employment.

EYRE AND ANOTHER V. PALMER.
The plaintiffs were wholesale druggists in Liverpool.
and they claimed from the defendant, a broker at New-
port, in Wales, some £25 or 426, the balance of an
account due for rotten stone supplied to the defendant in
1844. The defence was that the goods had been supplied,
not to the firm of Palmer and Co., but to the firm of
Whittaker and Co., Whittaker being one of the partners

with the defendant in one business, hut not in that for
which the goods were purchased. Verdict- for the plain.
tiffs, amount £22 2s. 4d.

JOYCE V. WARD

An action brought by a wholesale fruit merchant in
this town against the defendant, a tailor and orange and
lemon seller at Nottingham, for the recovery of a balance
due for fruit, amounting to £192185. 6d. The cause was
undefended, and evidence of sale, &c., having been pro.
duced, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the
full amount.
The court rose at six o'clock.

SATURDAY

THE BOLTON AND BLACKBURN, &C., RAILWAY COMPANY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-26

_____._

TO FORWARDING AGENTS.
To be LET, a snug little OFFICE, on ground floor,
W„,. with Gas and Office Fixtures complete ; and one or two
withitEHOUSF.-ROOIIIS and OFFICE,, No. 6, Cable-street,
o enia a. Fixtures, and Hois Olacliinery, contrived to save
otl7 n's labour ; very able for a Forwarding Agent, or
er Applyht business
hot business
UMMING, on the Premises.

To be LET, an excellent HOUSE, containing Four
With in_ed-rooms, Two Parlours, and Kitchen, on ground floor,
toad "irge Garden and Stable, situate in Barns-place, Breck
Everton.
HOUSE
Nwee-stalled STABLE, COA,CiI-110USE, End DWELL-
. , Back RoscommoKstreet, Everton.
Tevetal excellent HOUS ' ,in Crown-street. Rents moderate.
Iwo STORE-ROOlk , over No. 17, Williamson-street.
pirn good HOU with SHOP underneath, suitable for a
good
Applyr' 81C. . 15, Anson-street.
to Tuoalits ATHERTON, 7, Falkland-street, Islington.

(One interest.)

rrehabe LET, a suburban VILLA RESIDENCE,
fl,_rrningly situated at the top of Prospect Vale. Fairfield,
fort es
Cold,
ttio
and Shower Baths; thoroughly ewe red, the e-
,
thi.irectly dry; abundance of rain and Bootle Water; Gas
oti,""gnout. The Garden very tastefully,and expensively laid
piZplanted with a large number of choice Trees, Evergreens,
ag,:ers, Ornaments, &c. Cont 'TIC. on ground floor, hand-
ning and Drawing-ro , with large octagon windows
iled7,ll; also Kitchen, er's-pantry, Scullery, and seven
Cp w-i4l)ms above. T ellars are easy of access, and fitted
front. every con, tence. Extensive views both back and
14°Immediate possession may be had.
I.ParticUlars apply on the Premises, or of Mr. P. L. MAc-
pr°,,Aler, Nos. 24 and 26, Bold-street.
buL,l!lPect Vale is about 2il miles from Liverpool, and Omni-
within a few minutes' walk every half hour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. r MORN. , EVRNO. HO HT. HOLYDAYS, ETC

Aug.' h. m• h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 19 330 352 13 0
Wednesday .20 417 444 11 11 ,Last_Qr.,ol).sBlo. nag•
Thursday .. 211 515 551 11 5 1
Friday .... 221 631 711 11 6
Saturday ..23' 750 826 12 1
Sunday ....24 857 927 13 6 ,10th Sun. aft. Trinity
Monday.... 25 954 10 20 15 5
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

THE CHARITIES

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 13th August.)—lN-PATlENTS:—Discharged cured, 16 ;
relieved and made out-patients, 0; irregular, 1 ; dead, 3 ; en-
tered, 16; under treatment, 53.—0 U-PATIENTS;—Cured,
26; entered, 54; under treatment, 59.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 16th Aug.)—
ADMITTED: Accidents, 33; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 16; Total, 49.--DISCHARGED : Cured, 19 ;
Relieved and at own request, 2; Attending as Out- Patients,
20; Irregular, 3; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 86.
LIVERPOOL INFIRAIARY.—(WeekIy Report, 16th Aug.)
—DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 16 ; relieved, and at own
request, 5 ; made out-patients, 4 ; irregular, 1; dead, 2.—
ADM ITTE :—ln-patients 3S; out-patients, 6; casuals during
the last week, 14.—Remaining in the house, IS2.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, SOHO-STREET.—
(Weekly Report, 14th Aug.)—On the books, 78 boys, 50 gills ;
average daily attendance, 62 boys, 39 girls ; sick list, 4 boys, 3
girls.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

others being assembled

her 111,6
bands p 1
the prow

is to the tent in procession, her Majesty, hi
mess Prince Albert, Prince of Wales, thi
r_ll, and the remainder of the Royal children
front of the house to witness it.

standing

When the dinner was concluded, th r usual loyal toasts
‘lajesty. his Royal Highness, and

the Royal Family, took their places iu

!ed with a c

ntry dan

ents

retired,

re then carried on with great spirit until past
ock, when her Majesty and the Royal family
e bands again playing " God Save the Queen."

The Whigs are rewarding old

ther stror

prime m

n of a move out
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

To be LET or SOLD, at Aigburth, a detached
HOUSE, with about 1900 square yards of Land. It con-
tains six Bedrooms and two Dressin rooms, Bath and Water-
closet, three Entertaining-roo , itchens on the ground floor,
Butler's•pantry, Scullery,arrd every other convenience.
Apply to G. STAISISrrRY, Jubilee- buildings, 16, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

S is SI

)uld be f

er to repos

under the protection of th

crowned deaf and

There is somethine
double set of talons

and agr
former,

)le io t

a blaz
Pope a

.e none of t

one pow
fought f

Ably w
Nor

better plight, corrine
the repeal of the Ecc
mal hope of making

about t

even of

°palm

le, the nE

at© and dignity, instead of marching

lie was compelled to go on a former occa

in his eyes, and if it should happen next
- blue and white out of its folds, and hoist

1 to the priest

at Bologna

with it.

beak, its universal black-

.trope in
of the

Sant on any

❑ing consider-

in a mu

gitation for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

&alto bp gurtiGit.

THIS DAT

THIS DAY, (Tuesday;),:the 19th instant,
2200 Bundles-COIR YARN,
10 Tonf-COIR YARN, t all faults.
20 Bales JUTE,
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

,t out!) Rintrira.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR PERNANIBUO.
rnder a positire en4aeement to receive no goods after midnight
of Thursday, the 281/i instant, and will be despatched on
the following day.

splendid andelbknown Liverpool-built

-th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-19

REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS

Box and Bale Goods between Glasgow and Liverpool Iss. per
ton of 20 cwt., and Goods which are to or from Manchester or
the Manufacturing Districts are carried at the rate of 10s. per
ton of 20 cwt., incluiing Cartage and Dues at Liverpool, and
delivery at Glasgow, when consigned to the care of any of the
undernoted Liverpool Agents _ _ _

T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool-
C. MAC IVER and CO.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.
ROBERT LAMONT,

31, Water-street, Liverpool

frelanD.

FoR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
IIF.AUMARIS, AND CARNARVON.
THE CITY OFDUBLINSTEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,
r NC•RPORATED fIY ACT OF PA RLTAMICNT.
The Vessels of the Company convey Her Majesty's MAILS
between KINGSTOWN and HOLYHEAD Twice every Day.
Hours of Sailing:—From Holyhead, 1 5 A.M. and 5 49 A.m.,
London time, or as soon after as the Mails are on board; from
K ngstown, 1 0 P.M. and 7 30 P.m., Dublin time.