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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEBRUARY 7

The same, very limited demand which prevailed at the close
of last week has been maintained-during the whole of the pre-
sent; the trade, influenced by the gradual decline which has
occurred in prices, have bought very sparingly, in the hope of
driving a still greater advantage from delay ; and speculators
appear to have lost all confidence. The consumption is fully
maintained, the partial recurrence to the production of coarser
fabrics tending proportionably to its increase; and the stocks
now held by the trade are so materially reduced, as to be an
earnest that they mist ere long buy freely. The total sales of
the week have not exceeded 23,250 bales. Yesterday and to-
day the demand has been somewhat more general, and to-day
the sales are about 50;10 bales, at previous rates, including 500
taken on speculation. American descriptions are offered
freely, and being only in limited request they' have again de-
clined from id. to id. per lb., the authorised quotations for
fair Uplands and Mobile are reduced id. per lb., and that for
fair Orleans id. per lb. Brazils and Egyptians in very limited
request, and they, too, have partially declined id. per lb.• -Su-
rats are offered freely, and they have declined id. per lb. 910

bales of American and 810 of Surat have been taken on specu-
lation, and 840 of American, and 170 of Surat, for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
For the week ending Feb. 7, 1851.
Prices paid Imports
in the week.ThisWk This Yr,

SALES OF THE WEEK

.„„ r Mobile
4"'' Alabama andTennes

5920 New Orleans &
I " { PernambucoParaibil 8*
480 Aracati and Ceara —

Alaranl►nni
480 Sawginned

Minas
Para
Demerara,Surinam,&c

Bahama .
Laguayra

10 Carthag

Smyrna

.... Mai
4300 Surat .
...-. Madras
.... Bengal.

23250 bales
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

This was an action in trespass, in which the plaintiff claimed
compensation in damages by reason of the false imprisonment
of his wife by the defendants. The plaintiff, Mr. Brown, is a
clerk in the public offices, and the defendants are Mr. Haslam,
licensed victualler, Finch-street, and his son. The short cir-
cumstances of the case are these :—On the night of the 26th
of October last, Mrs. Brown, accompanied by a female named
Shaw, called together at the public-house of Mrs. Aspinail, in
London-road, where Mrs. Brown, in payment for some liquor,
tentered a five-shilling piece, and received in change 4s. 7d.
Later on in the evening they called at the house of the defen-
dants where they again called for some drink, and in payment
Mrs. Brown offered a shilling, which the defendant said was a
bad one. This led to a dispute, the result of which was that a
police-officer was sent for, and Mrs. Brown was given into
custody, on the charge of attempting to pass a bad shilling.
She lay in bridewell till the following Monday morning, when
she was taken before Mr. Rushton, who, after hearing the
case, dismissed her. The jury returned a verdict for the plain.
tiff—damages caze ferfking.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

for the suppression of the atrocio

GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE O

I have directed the estimates of
and laid befce.,
framed with

you without delay

clue regard to econore

Sides of the p

c service

MY LoRD
Notwiths.tan

kND GENTLEMEN

ig the large redu

have been effected in late

sfactorv. The state of the com-
tres of the kingdom have been such
3loyment to the labouring classes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

irdanb.

REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL AND CORK.
The CORK STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S fir
#J class
NI class
, 'OO tons burthen an - orse power,
Cant • PILE,
Is intended to leave ingwood Dock,
LI VERPOO ,OR CORK,
▪ Februay. 11, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
• February 18, at 11 o'clock, Morning.
.. February 25, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
From CORK every SATURDAY.
Agents n Liverpool: W.M. WILSON and SON

THIS 'DkY

TUESDAY
TUESDAY

15. Water-street

VERY REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL TO CORK.
:: : .
ti ~ 4& , The City If Dublin Steam-packet Company
N 1),),1 .- intend despatching splendid Vessel
Or other s • le Vessel,
From CLARE DOCK for CORE,
.... February at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
.... Februa 8, at 11 o'clock, Morning.
.. Feb ry 25, at 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
Frog RK every SATURDAI.
For further partieulars apply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24, Water-street.

Tins DAY
TUESDAY
TUESDAY

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
BEAUMARTS, and CARNARVON.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,

INCEINTORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT

For DUBLIN,

The Company will sail the EBLANA, IRON DUKE, and
TRAFALGAR, of from 600 to 800 tons burthen and 360 and
380 horse-power, or other of their first-class Steamers, (with
Cabin Passengers only,) EVERY EVENING (Sun Texcepted),
at Seven o'clock, from the Prince's Pie ad, Liverpool,
for KINGSTOWN HARBOUR, and m KINGSTOWN
HARBOUR for LIVERPOOL, EYE L VENlzslo (Sunday ex-
cepted), at Six o'clock. Fare, 15s.
They also sail their Cargo V els (as below) from the Cla-
rence Dock to DUBLIN QU . Fare, 15s.
THIS DAY, Fe ary 11. at 4 o'clock, P.M.
WEDNESDAY, ruary 12, at 7 o'clock, P.M.
THURSDAY, February 13, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
FRIDAY, February 14, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
SATURDAY, February 15, at 9 o'clock, P.M.
MONDAY, February 17, at 10 o'clock. P.M.

For BELFAST, the WINDSOR .
THURSDAY, February 13, at 8 o'clock, P.M.
TUESDAY, February 18, at 11 o'clock, P.M.
SATURDAY, February 22, et 3 o'clock, P.M.
Leaving BELFAST for LIVERPOOL, every alternate MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.

For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS, and CARNARVON.
The PRINCE OF WALES.
or other suitable Vessel,
Is intended to sail from the PRINCE'S PIERHEAD every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning,
Ind Menai Bridge every MONDAY and FRIDAY at the same h•ur.
All Godds for the PRINCE OF WALES must be sent t• th•
Clarence Dock the day previous to her sailing.
Go•ds torearnarvon will be landed at the Menai Bridgeand
forwarded at Ship's expense, but Shippers' risk.
Coaches for Holyhead, Carnarvon, Llangefni, and Affilwch
wait the arrival of the Prince of Wales.
Further information given at the Company's Office, 24,Water-
For further particulars applyto Mr: TIMOTHY, Menai-bridge;
CHARLEY and MALCOLM, Donegal•quay, Belfast ; CITY OF
DUBLIN COMPANY'S OFFICE, 15 and 16, Eden-quay, Dublin ;
or t• JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, Agent,
24, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

WINTER STOCK

F U It S ,

"Illt °GERSON and WOODWARD, beg to
inform their Friends and the Public generally,
that, in consequence of the mildness of the Season,
their STOCK of FURS an r WINTER GOODS
being unusually lazg is season of the year, they
have come to t termination to reduce the whole of
their WIN STOCK to COST PRICE, in order to
make a learance of as much as possible before the
Spring Trade commences.
13 and 15, CHURCH.STREET.

RESPECTABLE INNKEEPERS
SELL
MATTHEW BROWN'S
PRESTON A L E

Sole A , -
S. BO and SON,
No. 21, PA E, near St. Thomas's Church,
LIVERPOOL.

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT.
GAMBLE, MANDY, & CO., DRAPERS, respect-
fully give notice to the Public that they have bought by
tender the whole of the Valuable
STOCK OF
Messrs. RICHARDSON, HENWICK & CO.,
Amounting to .E 2,697 s7-411:-; at a
FEARFUL fi.-.EUCTION

from their Cost Price, co • mg of plain and fancy glace silks,
ettetese-
satins, satinets, ve , long and square shawls, French me-
rinoes, Cobourg. s, Cashmeres, de laines, alpacas, prints,
linens, long cloths, blankets, sheetings, flannels, ribbons, lace,
hosiery, gloves, &c., &c., together watb-a miscellaneous Stock
too numerous to mention. Extensive preparations have been
made for the accommodation of purchasers, so as to prevent
any confusion usually attendant upon such important sales.
The whole of the Stock is now ready for inspection, and it
being the determination of G., M., & Co., to clear the whole
out by the end of the present month, they have therefore
marked it at a tremendous reduction from the former prices,
that must perfectly astonish all parties favouring them by an
inspection thereof.
N.B.—No allowance will be made to wholesale buyers dtt•
ring the sale, which will commence each morning at Nine
o'clock.

LAMBETH HOUSE,
No. 8, RANELAGH-STREET, LIVERPOOL

ROE AND JACOB,

GOLDSMITHS, JETVELLERS, AND WATCH
MANUFACTURERS,
56, WATERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

ROE AND JACOB respectfully call attention to
their superb STOCK, which is being° daily replenished
with the most exquisite specimens of taste in JEWELLERY,
PLATE, &c., comprising Tea and Coffee Equipages, Salvers,
Cruets, Baskets, &c., of the most modern style and finished
workmanship. Among the Jewellery will be found the most
elegant Bracelets, Brooehes, Rings, Chains, Studs, and a great
variety of Waistcoat Buttons. _

WATCHES of the first class •
ent Levers, Duplex, Ho-
rizontal, &c. ; Clocks, B eters, Thermometers, &c., and
also several fine-tone USICAL BOXES, playing the most
Fashionable Airs altzes, Quadrilles, Overtures, &c.
Every pa nof Spoons and Forks at London Prices.
Electro-Plate in great variety.
ROE, from Bold-street, and Regent-street, London ;
JACOB, from DISMORE'S.

STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP,
SUPERIOR STYLE,
WITH REASONABLE CHARGES.

A most superb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promenade

VEST INGS;

TROUSERINGS in every variety.
_Fit warrnted

JOS DAVIS,
TAIL AND DRAPER,

14, COLQUITT-STRERT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

MR. EDWD. W. THOMAS and Mr. HADDOCK
beg to announce that the Fifth of their Series of Six
CLASSICAL CHAMBER CONCERTS
will take place
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 19th Instant,
in the Saloon of the PHILHARMONIC HALL.
0 e5de."...",e13 First Violin Mr. Ed ard-W. Thomas.
Second Violin M wson.
Viola
Violoncello . Mr. Haddock.
Piano-forte. Mrs. Mrs. H. Beale.
Tickets, ss. ea . To be had of Mr. EDWARD W. THOMAS,
f. 1,5 , Elizabeth- eet ; Mr. HADDOCK, 144, Falkner-street ; Mrs.
no BEALE, 7, Hnskisson-street; Messrs. HIME and SON,
Church -street, and W. SUDLOW, Esq., Exchange-court,
Exchange-street East.
Doors open at Seven ; commence at Quarter before Eight
AINTREE

CHARITY BALL

LADY PATRONESS-THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON

THIS ANNUAL BALL

WILL BE HELD
IN THE GRAND STA)LD-rAINTREE,

ON THURSDAY

N§..Vir FEBRUARY 13

Tickets (including Suisp7s. 6d., may be obtained of C.
HUTCHINS, Lord-street; HIME an SoNs, Church-street;
JouaNAL-orp.air, Castle-street ; and Fisk and SON ; or of
FREDK. A. TAM PLIN, Hon. Sec.

Trains on the East Lancashire Railway will convey Parties to
and from the Aintree Railway Station.

SLIPPER PROVIDED BY MESSRS, FISK AND SON

THE LIVERPOOL CHATHAM SOCIETY
Apurpose giving
BALL
i
On FRIDAY EVENING, tjnstant,
AT THE TTYNfIT ALL,
is aid of the FUNDS of THE ORPHAN BOYS' ASYLUM.
Mrs. JAQUFff MYERS, Lady Patroness.
THOMAS rITTLEDALE, Esq., President.
Gribbins' Band will be in attendance.
Wickets, Ten Shillings each, may be obtained from the followir

M;mbers Of the Committee

Mr. JAMES BOWIE, Mr. P. B. BRINKWATER,
Mr. A. LAFONE, I Mr. S. FLA MANE,
Mr. J. B. COOPER, Mr. J. TAYLOR;
from Mr. HARMOOD BANNER; or from
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Secretary
Bank-chambers, Cook-street.
-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

country in the ratatagement and

to the attention of

the trade, as extra Prime Stock

The Cattle will be sold separately, the Sheep in lots of ten
each.

Terms and conditions of Sale will be given in Catalogues,
which may be had on the Premises, or at the Office of THOMAS
and' HEN tot BANKS, Trowbridge•street, Liverpool.
Steamboats will leave St. George's Pierhead at Ten and
Twelve A.M., and return in the Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

BOOKS.
A L L who want the best Editions of the most
li Popular and Standard Authors, English and Foreign, at
Reasonable Prices, are respectfully invited to call at
CORNISH'S
CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
37, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
or at
it,iririsjienr...yDAJ 18, GRAFTON-STREET BLIN,
or at
297, HIGH HOL N, LONDON,
THIRTEEN DOORS" OVE CHANCERY-LANE.
AGENT TO R MAJESTY'S PRINTERS
0 FOR THE SALE OF
BIBLES, P AYERS, AND CHURCH SERVICES,
IN EVERY VARIETY OF BINDING.
37, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
CORNER OF NORTH JOHN-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

MISS HELEN FAUCIT

Is engaged for a limited number of nights, and will make her
appearance this Season, on MONDAY next, the 11th ,inst.,
in the new 'Tragedy of PHILIP OF FRANCE and MARIE DE
MERAME, which has been some time in preparation, and will
be produced with new Scenery and appropriate Costume.

Doors to be opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances
to commence at Seven precisely.
Dress Boxes, 4s ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is.
The Box-office will be open from Ten till Three o'clock daily
for securing Seats and taking Private Boxes, which may be had
daily under the direction of Mr. I'. Sit UTTLEWORTH.
tt Children in arms will not be admitted.

ONE WEEK ONLY.
THE ANNUAL SALE OF SOILED GOODS
AJ. T
FERGUSON'S

JUVENILE CLOTHING, OUTFITTING, LACE, HOSIERY,

SCOTCH MUSLIN WAREHOUSE, .
4, BOLD-STREET.
THE Public are respectfully i rmed, that the cus-
tomary ANNUAL SAL SOILED GOODS at the
above Establisbment has menccd, and will continue dur-
ing the week. Every icle, without reference to prime cost
is marked at the 1 st price, in plain figures, from which no
abatement ca made.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

I to do penance, though not in

gs. He

r our short(
that it was to the dissenters that the first Pr
were to be attributed : he told the Bishop of New Z
before the Lord Mayor in the Egyptian Hall.
then went on to eulogise the present noble effor
Church Missionary Society, and from that glanced at the
Canterbury Settlement. The Pope, he said, was jealous

. Close
of the

of the eft'orti
load of pries

T a whole ship

that, if they would oppose Popery, it mt
of the Spirit, the Word of God
made by the Bishop of New Yo
done nothing in the missionary direct
them that the number of Prote
mis

In answer to the assertion
, that the Protestants had

arses was between eight
Ind of these the Church Mission

Society could claim three

ty thousar.d. He would say that ttu
lot Catholic, but the Protestant wer

everywhere preached the

,ere produce the same effect
ter the Reformation, there

only quarri
he (Mr. C
Dissenters
to the sum,

..
Is were about surplices and such
lose) found more Christian brot

were to be made now as formerly, there were at the forme
riod alluded to political dissenters and religious dissenters

one from the o,

that the powerrof Rome w
period ; acts of Parliament

r. He itnplo

and history as the t
entrusted the educa

evening

he rev. gentleman stated that
field in Cheltenham for the I
its whatsoever being m
(Applause.) The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

BOTANICAL AND HORTICULTURAL LITERATURE

It will be a source of very much pleasure to many of our
readers, to learn that Mr. Maund has commenced this
year a re-issue of his Botanic Garden and Fruitist, which
has been so many years the favourite of every lover of
hardy plants. It is the only book to which we can look
for those hardy plants which once formed the pride of our
gardens, and are now again being sought for with eager-
ness by those who really appreciate beauty in preference
to rarity. The work is coming out at one-third less than
the original edition. Hooker's Journal of Botany con-
tains four original papers on botanical subjects by N. A.
Dalzell, Esq., Rev. J. M. Berkeley, W. Nutter, and Dr.
Arnott. It also contains an account of the curious anti-
dote for serpent's bites—the cedron of South America.
Curtiss' Magazine has figures, of a lovely new annual
Schcenia Oppositifolia, surpassing the pretty Rodanthe
Manglesii. The fine lily Lilium Wallichii, Echinocactus
Streptocaulon. The Tamarind, represented from flower-
ing specimens at Kew Gardens, and the curious aquatic
Pistia Stratiotus or water lettuce. The fourth volume of
the re-issue of Sowerbv's English Botany is completed,
and offers a facility for the study of British botany never
before known to the student.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

J.—Your communication is not adapted to this column.
Enamelling belongs to the arts rather than to the sciences.

BIPARTITE DIVISION OF THE OUTER RING
OF SATURN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

HORTICULTURAL.

Begonia Fuchsioides.—This plant rarely flowers well
until the second year of its growth. Encourage it to
retain the size required the first season, but never cut it ;
rest it like other Begonias, and, when you start it for
dressing, top-dress it, but do not repot ; give tepid
water copiously, but if over done the leaves will turn
yellow. It likes a temperature of 70° by day, and 60°
by night. Under this treatment it will put forth short-
jointed flowering branches abundantly. I have had a plant
of it in bloom here for the last two months, and another
is resting in a cold house for late snring flowering. _ _

United States Horticulture.—The annual value of the
product of Horticulture in this country now amounts to
nearly five millions of dollars, while that of orchards pro-
bably exceeds ten millions. But there is another and yet
more pleasant aspect in which to view the commerce in
plants. There is a value in a flower or fruit which cannot
be estimated in money. It is found in that beauty which
exceeds all price; in those odours which breathe frag-
rance; and in that luscious and delicate taste which
nothing hut the products of the garden can ever yield.
The heathen poets talked of the nectar handed round the
tables of Olympus. and the golden Apples in the garden of
the Hesperides ; but this only proved that they had never
seen the Pippins, the Grapes, or the Roses of this western
world. The poet who has seen the fruits in a modern
garden, will never try his art in calling upon modern ima-
gination for what imagination cannot equal! The part of
commerce which is thus above fixed, and to which I now
allude, is the trade in bouquets, or culled flowers, as the
ornament of dress or rooms. nere is not a modern city
in which the sale of flowers is not quite extensive. There
is hardly a lady that does not wear them, and hardly a gen-
tleman who does not really or professedly pay homage to
the refined taste, which has thus associated the graces of
her person with the loveliness of flowers ! The trade in
this branch of Horticulture is rapidly increasing, and of all
the fashions to which luxury has given rise, this is one of
the most innocent and the most to be commended. In
spite of all the artificiality of civic life, there is something
in this association, which calls us back to the bloom and
beauty of primitive creation !—Cincinnati Horticultural
Review.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 4

Wheat trade opened dull this morning. and very fei
were taken by either our local or country millers ; fine
ualities of both white and red, hower(

bright c

are not pur

, .
cbdseathe below the reduced currency of Friday, but some of
the middle descriptions of foreign were pressed as nearly 2d.
per bushel decline on the week, and of these the sales of to-day
chiefly consisted.—States' Flour must be noted 6d. per barrel,
and French 6d. to Is. per sack lower, with a limited sale.
Barley, Beans, and Peas continued unchanged as to value,

nd id. per bushel cheaper; but
inferior lots, we make no reduction.

,ut in the few purchites made buyers
per quarter, and we reduce the rates

5 6 6 0 New
5 9, 6 2 do. .

5 4 do,
5 5 do

s. d. s. d
56 5 9
58— 6 0
5 1 5 6
5 3 5 7

Irsll6olb
Clievair. 26 0

2 34-

25 0 -26 0

30 0 -31 0

20 0 -21' 0
20 0 -21 5
0 10 - 1 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

day is quieter t
s owing to the

InZ sett

The day's (pot

; Caledo-

,7;5.16-
lisle, 73 ; I

Old L

Do. West It U Fifths

;
; Man,

Midland, 5

; Do. pref., 1
; Do.

and Berwick, 21

yes, 1(

York 'and North

t and gailymena, 3
Pacific Stei.m, 63k

1; Do

1F CIN

LIBERTI

IL AND RELIGIOUS

lay evening on Popery, the enemy of
ell

rind the libert
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

Oats are in slow request
itiOatmeal, except tin

adhere to late prices,
have an advantage of 6d
accordingly.

Wheat, 3e 709,

red
Ditto, white
Irish, red ..
Ditto, white

English, ve, qr.
& Irish, v. 60

ri, qa, qr.

Oats, per 451 t).
English & Scotch, old
Welsh
Irish, fine sorts

general do.
Beans, English, qr
Scotch & I rish,v4Bolt
Pease, English, white.
Do. & Irish .. maple
Flour,p9r.2SOlb, .

flitto. superfine
Oatmeal,* Id. of 240tb.

Canadian
Bran • 3fr 241 b

Whe'at

Canad►an red
.United States do
Danzig, mixed and do

L Ralik & II mburg dc
Riga and Petersbg. dc
Odessa, common .. do
French ,Spanisb,&c.dc
Bannat & Marianopoli

Russian, &c. bard
Rye, r qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, p GOlb, Grinding
Oats, r 451 b.

t'casc', -.F.
white
Flour, barrel,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

On the instant, at Norley-hall, Cheshir
GEORGE WOODHOUSE, Esq., of a daughter.
Same day, the lady of JAMES JONES, Esq., of Grove Cot

she wife of JOHN

tare, Nest.* of a son

Same day,inUpper Portland-place,

Mrs. RUSSELL STUR-

Oil the 3crinstapt, Mrs. FREDERICK R. HUGHES

Catherine-street, of

Same day, the wife of Mr. DAVID EVANS', pilot, Wolf
street, Toxteth-park, of a still-born son,
On the 4th instant, at Downham Rectory: nimbi
the wife of the Rev. FREDERICK. FISHER, of .1 d
On the sth inst., at East Bank,. Oxton
NICHOLS, of a son.
On the 6th instant, at Riehmo

tighter.
THOMAS

of Mr. F. J. EATON,
On the ith instant, i
a daughter. -

in Rodney-street, Mrs. DRYSDALI

DIED.•
Adeiaide, South Amitralia, after
Captain CHARLES WM
widow and nine children to lamen
ie. deceased -- tht

severe •but short illness, aged
LICHFIELD, lent

their irreparante . WAS a mein.,._,
Hope Lodge, and his remains were interred in the Cemetr)
and the funeral conducted under the superintendence of the
officers of the lodge. Captain Lichfield was one of the oldest
colonists in South Australia, having emigrated. there in 1838,
shortly after the settlement of the colony and on his return
from India, where he had served for nearly twenty years. At
the time of his death he filled the offices of Cantain and /um,.

tant of the South Australian Volunteers, and head of the 11fetro-
politan Police. The great respect and esteem which his gene-
ral urbanity and curtesy had inculcated showed) itself forcibly
at the funeral, his.remains being accompanied to the tomb by
a great number of highly respectable and influential colonists.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

COURT AND FASHION.

4
The Rev. Professor Sedgwick arrived at Windsor Cas-
tle on Thursday, on a visit to the Queen and the Prince.
The royal dinner party at the Castle in the evening in-
cluded his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, her
Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge, the
Baroness de Speth, Viscount Jocelyn, Major-General and
Lady Isabella Wemyss, and Professor Sedgwick.
The Rajah of Travancore (Madras presidency) has sent
a splendid present to her Majesty Queen Victoria. It is a
throne, or chair of state, colt posed of polished ivory, and
inlaid or set with abundance of precious stones.

The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone is detained at Naples
by the illness of Mrs. Gladstone. Mr. Gladstone is ex-
pected to return to England before the close of the pre-
sent month.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

WISBECH CORN MARKET, .FEBRUARY 8.

We have an average show of all kind; of Grain at our market
to-day. The best and dryest samples find buyers at the rates
of last week ; other kinds are rather, cheaper. In Oats and
Beans no variation.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE' CORN ,MARKET, FEB. S.
-The supply of Wheat to-day from the farmers was :much
about the .same as lust week, and fine parcels were seleeted
early' by the millers upon fully as good terms as on this day
se'nnight, but ordinary lots sold slowly at rather worse prices.
Coastwise the arrivals are moderate, and from abroad the sup-
ply is very limited : the demand ruled exceedingly dull, and
no sales of consequence could be effected, although holders
would have given way a little in price. Malting Barley re-
mained without change in value: tine qualities, if anything,
were rather dearer. The arrivals of Oats coastwise. (chiefly
from Scotland) and from our own farmers are unusually large
again ,this week, in addition to the liberal supply reported last
week : the quantity on Offer exceeding the demand, prices have
given way 6d. to Is. per • quarter,' but at this reduction a fair
clearance Was effected.. In other Grain no- alteration in value
occurred. Flour maintains last week's quotations.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY

The arrivals of Wheat Are small. This, with the concurrent
Circumstance of the agricultUral districts reporting diminished'
supply, tends to cause less desire to urge salts. The trade to-
day, however, manifests the same inactivity as of late, and,
buyers can purchase at the terms of last week. Fine Barley
maintains its Price; but the secondary Sorts are not so well
sold. Oats and Shelling do not vary much, Beans steady. In
other articles no change.--Arrivals : Wheati, 5,569; Barley,
3;747; Oats, 527; Beans, 150; Peas, 747.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

_NEW LINE OF
PACKETS ;FO-It PHILADELPHIA

TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL ON THE
TWENTY-SIXTH .OF EVERY MONTH

HIBERNIA, G. Fiutx --
KALAMAZOO, S. P. SAVAGE ....
WILLIAM PENN, D. W. MOLONY

900 tons.
800 tons,

vvrc 91111/13 AMC MAUL 1.11 LUC ova matenans, anu com-
manded by able and experience vigators, and due regard
has been paid to select mo for speed, with comfort for

These Packets take ant.
laware.

e of the Steam Tow-boatson the

For terms ofireigbt or cabing passage only apply to
RICHARDSON BROTHERS and CO., or to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK.

'eight by the

vessels will be collected at the rate of four
hty cents to the pound sterling.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.

"V;

itingfrom LIVERPOOL on theist •teach Month
And from PHILADELPHIA on the iOth.

W. M‘DowEt

..,.••!•Z• • • Lit... 1,141,1
BERLIN, A. P. SMITH
MARY PLEASANTS. A. M. M icxAELS 800 tens.. Ist May.
SHENANDOAH, R. R. DECAN

ssued at TWE

Fifteen Guineas. Excursion Tickets are
-five. Guineas for a Ca sage out anal

home in any of these S

lvtrConsign

s for the Csptai

will he signed at the Office of
of which Shippers will pleas o tat
The Ships of this Line e built of the best and most costly
materials, coppered coprer:fastened, and cull
men of acknowled. ( talent.
No freight rec ved on board on the appointed da
These Ships willtake steam un the Delaw

Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents ie.; p'ounelVterlini.

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES

tf.
lIARNDEN k CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS

For PHILADELPHIA.
Inc of Packets sailing on the 121 h of each month.
WYOMING' Capt. T. Jumus l2th Feb.
TUSCARORA Capt. TURLEY l2th March
TONAWANDA Capt. J. W. MIERCK EN... 12th April.
SARANAK Capt. DUNLRYY 12th May.

COLUMBIA

For NEW YORK.
The celebrated Black Ball Liners
Capt. BRYBR

MAINIIAI lAN (.4/pt. PEA BORy.
FIDELIA Capt. Fu,
NEW YORK Capt. woe
ISAAC WEBB Ca . CROPPER.
YORKSHIRE' pt. SHERMAN
ISAAC WRIGHT... .Capt. FUREER ,
MONTEZUMA.. ....Capt. DE COURCY
Mao, For NEW YORK

16th Feb

Ist March.
16th March

Ist April
16th April
Ist May.
16th May.
Ist April.

FIDES 'Capt. J. BORLAND . . . . 15th February
LOCH LIDO() .Capt. BOYD Now in port.
NEW ENGLAND ....Capt. MANSON Now in port.
LYDIA Capt. SOULE Now in port.

For NEW ORLEANS.
OCEAN QUEEN Capt. SCHOOF

For BOSTON.
.. Capt. POLLISTLA

15th February
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

DUBLIN CQRN_EXCHANGB,: FEIII3yARy,7

We had rather a dull market today. Wheat, Oats, and
grinding Barley were sold at about the currencies of Tuesday
last ; but malting Barley, being scarce, obtained an advance of
about 3d. per barrel.
Wheat 21s Od to 24s 6d Oatmeal 10$ 6d to lls 6d
Red do . 19s Od. to 22s lid I Rapeseed 188 Od to .20s Od
8ar1ey.:..... 13s Od to 14s 9d Flour, second .12160 to 15s Cd
Bere..
Oats BB 9d to lOs 3d . 480 1b5...... 29g Od to 33s Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

DUBLIN: CATTLE MARKET; FEBROARY 6.

There was a large supply, especially of Beef,whiCli;vas diffi-
cult to dispose of at 25. per cwt. under last week's rates. Mut-
ton was also id. per lb: lower. Beef, in sink, 375. 4d. to 425.
per cwt.; imbue, 43s1' Mutton; sd. to 6d. per lb.; very prime,
60.''Vea1,.64d. to 60. The Pig market large, with a good
demand for heavy kinds light, 28s. to 31s. ; heavy, 31s. to 335.
per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS
TO THE UNITED STATES.

,a 4
//7,- .

JOHN TA ILOR CROOK, No. 2,,Towgit CFIAII-
- Old Churchyard, a Mr, Waterloo•road,
Liverpool, despatches -class fast-sailing Arne-
American Packet-ships to N ' YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and other ports of the U SD StATHS.
The advantages offe to Shippers are Moderate Rates of
Freight, Btrict Pia uality ,and Prompt Delivery of
Goods.

EMIGRANTS will have their Passage at the lowest possible
rate consistent with a due regard to their comfort, and a faithful
supply, durinz the voyage, of Coals, Water, and Bread Stuffs,

•f the best cp.

FOR NEW YORK.
THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS
Tons register. To sail.
WASHINGTON, PAGE 1655 ....21st February
HEMISPHERE, E. Wit trrtziag. 1000 ....)
ABERDEEN, BENSON

ENTERPRISE, FUNK 836 .... I
NIAGARA, SMITH
IVANHOE, EDWARDS
TICONDEROGA. FA KRA N llOO .... I
ESMERALDA, M'MANus 907
WM. RATHBONE, SPENCER
MINESOTA, ALLEN
SILAS GREENMAN, SPENCER
JACOB A. WESTERVELT, HOOD
LESS

,
I Succeeding
} Packets.

1500
900
900
800
1549

SHANNON, LUULA.tf
MARMION, FREEMAN
RICHARD ALSOP,Sx
GUY MANNEKING,-
PRINCETON, RussELL
DK WITT CLINTON, FUNK

UNIVERSE, BIRD ... . 1200 .... i
SANDUSKY, BORLAND
Goods cannot be received by the above Packet Ships en the
advertised day of *ailing under any circumstances whatever.

FOR PHILADELPHIA,
TILE NEW LINE OP PACKET.!.
Tons register. T.:, sail.
800.... Nth February
1130.... 26th March.
950.... 26th April.
810.... 26th May.

KALAMAZOO, SAVAGE
PHILADELPHIA, STOTESEURY
HIBERNIA, FAULK
WILLIAM PENN, MoLoNY

Freight engaged, passage secured, and other information
•'3tained, by application to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK,
2, Tower-chambera, Old Churchyard, and
115, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

AUNTS IN Naw Yoe[,
WILLIAMS and GVION, 40,
Fulton-street
AfIGNTS IN PHILADNLPHI•,
RICH A RI)SciN, WATSON, and Co.

Experienced BURGEONS can have Fans ,CAPir P""."
iny of these Y cket-abiPe.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

DIVIDgNDS

Feb. 28, W. and A. Miller, Liverpool .and• Bootle, wine tier
chants—March 1, J. Marsh,. Rotherham, grocer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting

March 4,. J, Priestley, Lancashire, cotton spinner—March 4,
J. Jolley and W. Jackson, Wiffaii, acetic acid manufacturer.

CERTIFICATE GRANTED

Feb. 3, E. Chadwick and W. Simpson, Manchester, starch
manufacturers (second class.)
_ _ MEETINGS
,OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.

11,ettakell Johnson (proof and
13, Patrick Toole (2nd) ( • . ..

13, John Dale traiwoOd (2nd)
13, Robert Norris Jones (2nd)

14, Charles Robinson (audit)
17, Thomas HampSon (audit)
18, Thomas If impson (proof and div.)
20,' Thomas Newell f2nd)

Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,
Ditto,

fflariteto.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 8.
The business that has passed during the week has been of
the most limited character, and as regards flour prices have
been ,somewhat irregular. In other articles no particular
change was observable. At our Exchange to-day buyers pur-
sue their usual course; limiting their transactions strictly to
their present wants as regards every article. Secondary
qualities of wheat about 2d. per 701bs. and flour 6d. to Is. per
sack lower than on this day, week. In other articles no quot-
able variation, but all equally slow of sale, withaut however
any particular pressure on the part of holders.

PRESTON CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 8.
Our impOrts'are moderate. Excessive dulness continues to
be the prevailing feature of , the
,Corn trade, and upon Wheat
buyers have had the turn of prices in their favour. There was
a large show of Wheat at our Corn-Exchange 'this morning,
which, met a dull sale at, a reduction of 6d. per windle ; no
Irish offering; foreign fully id. per bushel lower, The demand
fur Oats was limited, at former rates. As regards Oatmeal,
choice samples continue to meet a moderate sale at previous
prices, whilst all other qualities remain neglected. In .other
articles no variation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

ti of such a

employment of a

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lisses Strickland's
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though ur

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.eimen of the

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of history, oc-

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ion without

English ; and we fully
a work which may be
3 efforts of our historical

It is to be published in 24 parts, two of which

ssued every

Irundel : or th
London

Railroad of Life. By Frani
d Co., Pater

Virtue,

This serial continues

1 of fun, and promises to be

one of the best of the author's productions. The scene
at Lady Lombard's is rich in the extreme.

The DaltonS

in a situation of pain

tural
Aggre;

vs, writte

of Life. by Cbarles Lever
and Hall. Piccadilly.

and absolu

to the

❑. whose Corti
The

latter is. left

n the occasion of the late Papal
John Macnaught, B.A.

an elucidation of the various
in support of the alleged pri-
,oinish practices of confession

the passa

bearing imme

umber
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

THE CHASE

The Cheshire Hounds will meet to-morrow at Dunham
Massey, Thursday at Dutton-hall, Saturday at Abbey
Arms, Monday next at Mere-hall, Wednesday (19th) at
Wrenbury, Thursday (20th) at Cholmondeley, and Satur-
day (22d) at Ravensmoor Windmill, at half-past ten.
Sir W. W. Wynn's Hounds will meet to-morrow at
Hawkstone, Thursday at Lea-bridge, and Saturday at Os-
westry, at half-past ten.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

gentle ripple steals over the
heaviness or depre

on so often sp

travellers, near the shores of the Dead Sea ; neither
was there an overpowering smell of sulphur or
bitumen, riutwithstanding the intense heat and sultriness
of the day. The shores are lined with the trunks of
trees that have been brought down the wadies by the
winter torrents and washed ashore; they

ere mostly
h the Bodouins
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

THE PONCHO WRAPPER,

THE BEST TRAVELLING WRAPPER IS THE
REGISTERED PONCHO.
IT POSSESSES THE FACILITY 0 AND WARMTH
OF THE ORDINARY RAILWA APPER, WITH VERY
LITTLE EXTRA COST, MAY BE WORN AS A
CLOAK, IF REQUIRE
THE WLY-REGISTERED
EQUEST AN AND OPERA PONCHO,
EW COLOURS AND STYLES.
SOLD BY

BLACKBURNE AND CO
54, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

WORTH ATTENTION,

THOSE FAM IL I E S who have not yet tried
HAMILTON AND DAVIES'
TEAS AND COFI2.EES;-
are respectfully solicited to giv Irt—m a trial. and to compare
the quality of their Good d the prices charged for the
same, with the prices have previously paid, and the qua-
lity with which th ave been supplied.
H. & D. will, appy to abide by the result of such a trial,
feelitr, assured that, in every instance where decision is the
result of impartial judgment, it will be given in their favour.
The Choicest Congou Tea
Very Strong Roasted Coffee
HAMILTON AND DAVIES,
1, RAIVELAGII-ST. LIVERPOOL.
NOTE. Parcels Delivered Daily—by Van—within three
miles' distance. The latest Delivery dispatched at Five o'clock
each Evening punctually. The Men in charge of the Vans are
authorised to receive Orders and settle Accounts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

'h Report on the P: estop House
. L. Clarke, Church-street,
,r and Co., Ave-Maria-lane,

II worthy of perusal
)ein; of society, in
tion of the lowest and

n the c

prison discipline,
most degraded of the human specie:.
It is one of the signs of the progress of civilisation, of
lvancement of Christian knowledge, and the right
interpretation of Gospel truth, that the condition of the
ost wretched of mankind is now, and has been for years
'ring that attention from the higher orders which it
' deserves ; and that no longer the morbid feeling
,4l to be the sole ingredient in dealing
It is at
were punishment, without the hu •
nstruction and advice, tends only to
fenders, and to increase rather than

nge is allow

cnt to convicted C:

ble agency. Suddenly a branch line is thrown out from
the main trunk, having an eye perhaps to the contents of
the corner cupboard. Curious to know what is the
moving principle of this singular intruder, you break
through the thin brown-paper-like crust of the tunnel,
and find it filled with a hurrying crowd of whity-brown
insects, some with wings, some without, ell intent upon
the extension of the line. Arrived at the ceiling, it goes
right through plank or beam that may stand in its way.
or, should the engineers so will it, takes a short cut
through the wall into the next apartment. In the Isle
of France they usually build their nest in trees. It looks
like a huge excrescence upon the trunk, and every branch
of that tree, as well as the trunk, has a covered way along
it, so that, although millions may be engaged in bringing
to the nest the produce of the tree or the earth beneath.
yet not a single insect is seen about t place. It is this
taste for living in the dark which gives them such a pale
and unsunned complexion. In the course of their pro-
gress about the house, should anything peculiarly nppeti-
sing—such as a book-shelf, a box of old letters or deeds—
lie in their way, they at once run their tunnel into its
contents, and make use of it as a sort of half-way house
till the premises are gutted, and nothing but a husk
remains.—A Transport Voyage to the Mauritius.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

to be holb.

I
rro be SOLD, at Aigburlat, a genteel RESIDENCE,
;,and. The House contains four Sit-
ting-rooms, eight lied-rooms, Bath, Waten-eloset, and every
with Two Acres of L..
other coro:nience. Conti-house,Stable, Kitchen Garden, and
Pleasure Grounds.

Apply to STANS33IyotttrWALTEits, Jubilee-buildings, 16,
Lord-street

TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

TO be DISPOSED OF, by PRIVATE TREATY, in
consequence of the death of one of the Partners, the
STOCK, GOODWILL, FIXTURES, and unexpired LEASE of
a WHOLESALE and RETAIL WINE -and SPIRIT MER-
CHANT, situated in the immediate neighbourhood of the
Exchange, and now doing d Export and Private Family
Trade.

Apply by letterrtralressed JAMES MANIFOLD' 20, James-
street.

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
SIX LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES FOR SALE.
THE above ENGINES may be seen at the 'Works
of the London and North. Western Railway Company at
Crewe, Cheshire. They are sui for light Passenger Traffic,
or for Ballasting.
For particulars a o Mr. TREVITHICK, Engine-works,
Crewe. By order.
General Manager's Office, Liverpool, February,lBsl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY,
NOTICE.-

SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOOD EMPTY PACKAGES.
lEN pursuance of NOTI issued 20th ult., a SALE
of the above-mentio will take place on TUESDAY next,
at Park-lane Station, • erpool, at Eleven o'clock.
BRAITH TE POOLE, General Goods Manager.
14th February, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

up the country on busin

wade-through river,,
bare ground, and to be conteut with the smai
of food

sleep •through cold n

of the commonest kind, the writ
The land on the Move, and narticu

!st I Jane

althougl:

est adapted
old from o

)ther at ls. tc
acre, the person to whom it was transferred
lying the surveying; and this has been because the
per has never taken the trouble to go and look at it. m

hid no

to oultivite it, or it had
ibably,) that it ya
3 of lansi 20

worth .having

a stone up
he river runni

luare, r

which has t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

is such a

ons, remarked

of a practical man

-wall
t Britai

s of Greal

luDsorr, of Castleacr

hted if some of our expe

s, tha'

uch result has beer

is easily procurable
it will do for mer

!d from the large

of the greatest obliga-

ly favouring them with the
3 years of such liberal, and
al outlay ; for it is just Cie

ent question has just
l's Weekly Messenger.

advocates of high

the following letter
that muc

I in the Cumberland Pac-
t without my knowledge.
as written by a gentleman
is in Cumberland, hut ne-
I beg to say, that with the
farming is an unprofitable

'od crops. What it is
ease others to say.—l

district would furnish us
tements of the result of
I several of them we have
, or at second hand, from

knd when high farm-
table pursuit, at pre-
te vicinity of a large

a ready market for the
nilk, butter, potatoes,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

pending solelj upon
)roduced manures.

gists for the Papal

he Liverpool Tini

prominett position

gh-going organs as

blin

an's Journa

,tection

his objections to the tnen

I by an overwhelming

f his fellow-countrymen, upon th"c

en no aggre

on to

ng a phantom, he says. The
the calling forth of
ms hostility between
"olics ; between Eng-
bout what is, after

Roman
I. .nrl +1

The Pope

s appoint

creatin

!ci vicars-apos
bishop

s inst

alse in

am any rncre

of reugt

h the recent ag

policy f

he says

sthOod of

it, after this fashion, to

salon of their spiritual.
suite alive to the fact,

on Is a re

r which that

ltry for th

power, in

3, than it

the- Roman Catholic i co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

BEARD'S . •
COLOURED PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS

ARE TAKEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL 6 AT

MR. RICHARD BEARD'S ESTABLISHMENT,
34, CHURCH-STBEET, LI OOLI
Also at
85, KING WILLIA REET, CITY,
34, PARLIAME • TREET. and the
ROYAL POLYTECHN INSTITUTION, REGENT-FP.,
LONDON.
Prices (including Morocco Cast': or Frame) from 15s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

Co bt Ett,

TO be LET, FURNISHED, for Three or Six Months,
a HOUSE, situated in Church-street, Egrernont, contain-
ing Five Bedrooms, Two Si ,rooms and Kitchens. Garden
at both front and bac .ntry immediately, if required.
For further pa ars apply by letter to B 63, Postoffice.

TO be LET, Two or Three spacious and well-lighted
DOUBLE OFFICES, situate on.the first floor of Welling-
ton-buildings, South Castle-st .
Apply to Mr. WRIGH o. 1, Ground Floor, north end of
Wellington-buildi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

pportec

resell. Holt]
T.,,,L•off

ua
Turner, Sandl;aeb3;O _bliZ
I. Robinson_

Molyneux, Rankir

Ind the Chairman.

amenament—ivicssrs. Uregson, Langsdale, Steel,
Preston, and
.Dover. The amendment was, therefor
declared to be carried by a majority of 14 to 6.

, Holt, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

STOCK EXCHANGE CH ERS,
Next Door t e Angel Hotel,

SIX POUNDS OF 11 GOOD BLACK TEA / l9s. 6d.
Foa READY MONEY.
HOLT_JS AND COMPANY,
20 LE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

PHILADELPHIA

LINE OF PACKETS

S atlen glrom LIVERPOOL on the lit of each M•nth
And from PHILADELPHIA Oil the 10th.

'CHAOS, T. PAXTON
A. F. SMITH
NARY PLEASANTS. A. M. Mic Ls 800 tons.. Ist May.
ELIENANDOAH, R. R. DECA

Cabin Passage, Fiftee unless. Excursion Tickets are
issued at. Twenty-fiv uineas fora Cabin Passage out and
home in any of th Ships.
Parcels will be reccipted at 2s. 6d. each. Bills of Lading
will be ed at the Office of the Consignees for the Captain,
of which Shippers will please to take notice.
The Ships of this Line are built of the best and most costly
materials, coppered and copper-fastened, and commanded by
men of acknowledged talent.
No freight received on board on the appointed day of sailing.
These Ships willtake steam up the Delaware.
Apply to JAMES M`HENRY, 5, Temple-place.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling.

Will hare immediate despatch.
For NEW ORLEANS,
The splendid American—Strip—JERSEY,
JOH , Master ;
850 tons register • ppered and copper-fastened ;
two years old only ; and oted fast sailer ; she will not take
salt; and presents a • y desirable opportunity for shippers of
line goods.—Appl • o JOHN TAYLOR CROOK.

114,

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGERS
TO THE UNITED STATES.
c""c--P JOHN TAYLOR CROOK, No. 2, TOWER CRAM-
sum, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-road,
Liverpool, despatches first-class fast-sailing Ame-
American Packet-ships to NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
and other ports of the UNITED STATES.
The advantages offered to Shippers are Moderate Rates of
Freight, Strict Punctuality of Sailing ,and Prompt Delivery do

Goods."
EMIGRANTS will have their Passage at the lowest possible
irate consistent with a due regard to thei r ,andcom and a faithful
aupply, durinir the voyage, of Coals, W Bread Stuffs,
of the best quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.-7 Wind W.

ARRlVED.—Glenavvilly:Stewart, for Bombay,—Slater Rebow,
Cumming, -and Medembrick, St. Michael's—Severn, Finch,
-Leghorn—William, Griffiths, Marseilles—Bienfaisant, Bernier,
Bordeaux—Edward Sawle, Cuttance, and Gleaner, Morgan,
Nontes—Providence, M`Grath, and Handy, Anley, St. Gillies
—Alfred, Salisbury, Nantes—Jersey, Day, New Orleans'.
SAILED.—EagIe, Lister, for Buena Ventura and Panama—
Albion, Manley, Rio Janeiro—Alexandre, Emery, Marseilles—
Amethyst, Harris, Smyrna—J 0, Tiffin, Buenos Ayres—City
of Glasgow (s.), Matthews, Philadelphia—Thrifty, Jermyn, Co-
runna.

Alfred, Salisbury, from Nantes at this port. On Bth instant,
about 25 miles west of Scilly, passed a derelict logger belong-
ing to Nantes, with loss of bowsprit and mizenmast ; had a tier
of crates each side of the deck ; tried to board her but could
not, owing to the heavy sea.

Alysosotis, Cassard, hence for Nan' es, at Douglas, with loss
of-sails.

Thomas and John, Varcoe, hence for Lisbon, at St. Mawe's
Mary, from Bremen at Deal. _ _ _

Ocean Queen, for Genoa, that was aground off the King's
Dock, came off on the flood last evening, and anchored in the
Slovene. _

flannah. Wetherall. from the Cape of Good Hope at Port
Natal. . •

Johan Ernske, Pomeke, hence at Venice.
Ann, Salmon, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the sth
instant._ r . _

---71:resHermanos, Gantrem, and Gipsy, Pye, hence at Bor-
deaux.
Isabella, Brown, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on 7th
instant.
Nithsdale, heace at St. Nazaire
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

°4lr colaccomplished. .e).....
ehreoumns of to-day led us to
refer remarks. It is thathas of the Sun Life at
the"' Ptir readers to it, and doubt not that the a
loatiretim set forth will induce the thoughtless t
PrOVidemi. 4 --

isemen
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

,LIAM JON

'ale, Mrs. G

On the 15th instant, in Can
STAMFORD RAFFLES, Esq., ha__
Same day, in Walker-street, Edint
WYLIE, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 16th instant, at 30, Percy-street, Mrs. MARGINS, o
a daughter.

street, the wife of T

1, the wife of A. H

DIED

On the 4th Nove
THOMAS, second son of Mr
town, merchant.
On the 26th November, at Sa
sh- ; of cholera, aged 3 years, EMI

2Sth year of hia a

ItT W IEI

ant son,
the 29th, of the same disease, aged 33, MARY, the helm
of EDWARD J. HASTLER, Esq., formerly of th
On the 24th ultimo, at her residence, II
West Derby-road, aged 49, MARGARET
JOHN GREEN, formerly of the Stanley A
Also, on the 250
Margaret Green
visit

Le Strawberiy I
widow of the 1

QUIRK, silt
she had bees

On the 3rd instant, of scarlati
aged 7 years, ANN. second and
Mr. P. THOMPSON, tallow-char
chapel.
Same day, at
Col. It. C. POI

dearly-t

Newton, near Mk

formerly of the

Same day, aged 32 years, ELLEN,
RALPH ASHLEY, mariner, of this tot
aged 11 days, THO

On the 4th'int
PARSONS, Esq

WAS, inf
at Tat

Same day, in LI
M'INTEGART, fc
land, and for the I
man in this town
On the sth inst
BRF

,ord Nelson street,' 11

aged 57, CATHERINE, wife of THOS

er• street
.escot-st I

NIB, wife of Mr. DAVID
on, and daughter of Mr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-18

exemp

It was impost

upon protection could contir
of pros(

ion was

Bay that he ought to be prep,. .
they hat
his own vi -
longed

selves admitted

any particular retned)
house upon the

The CHANCELLOR of the I
on the ground that, let the ho

de that a financial system based
to exist when the whole system
he government might perhaps
t .1 with a measure to carry out
,a,l no right to do. To them be-
duty of .)n to remedy an evil they them-
His resolution did not seek the adoption of
-it was only a call on the part of the
• - and he trusted they would