The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY. DECEMBER 2.—Wind S.S.E. moderate,
Aartiven —British Queen, , from Aritigna—Elizabeth
aGnr
de
feiga
___.• Wright,
& Jane, Thompson, from M-rseilles—and Milliades, MittnA
from Piraeus.
SA m -en. Unicorn, Touzell, for the Gulf of Mexico—Job')
for I haboe—New Holland Parsons, for Ala'andria—Jupiter,
upitler, Morrison, for Os end—Wonder, Ramsay, (0f
Calcutta—and Pollock, Frazier, for New Orleans.

Robert Henry. Legge, from Larache, at r 0,13
BELAIVLLET, Nov. 23.—The Robert A. Parke, Donald. CI
Quebec. parted both chains last night in a heavy gale from S
by W, and drove on shore near this Once

LIVERPooL Pitl)V t% , in.c ..4t•
-,
Consumers of Butter hang back, difti evtly hoping th'44,
change in the market favourable to themselves may I,e 'I.,
result. It is, however, all in vain ; —it is cifficult to give aC°
rect quotation. At five o'clock to night, however, we heard a 0
o
influentia party declare the price of Belfast to be 1 us. Ne,,,,r
Beef has made its appearance, the gaiality not very fine.
which 150 s is asked, but we believe yss will not he refused Pork
is scarce, and remains at our late quotations of 71,s to 755 rer
barrel. 114 con recovering.

t_IVr.ftPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Liigc. 2. t
The eupply of Cattle at market t y has been similar to la'
Week ; the greatest portion of inferior nuatty anything V°d
fetching high prices. Beef Sd to bid : Mutton Sid to did.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dec. 2.
of
We have passed through anther week of a miserable sort,
Cotton market, not only are prices lower than ever they 0`;,1
known before. but even at the decline there seems no conficlenceis
the article. and consumers merely purchase for their immedtt
wants. To-day, 3,0.0 to 4,.04 bales have been sold. e
week's prices barely supported. The bulk of the oemand ra0,60
from :lid to 4d per lb. Surat, Brazil, ..nd Egyptian descriP le,
are as unsaleable as American, and arc of the gwo more
pressed.

NORTH HAY MA
AGRICULTUR.
d. s. d.
Flay, old 21t, OII @ 1 Potatoes, 1)90Ib. 91
new g—l I Cups 1 6 i 7
Clover. new .... 0 B}-- 1 0 Short-tops
Green ditto .... 0 0— 0 0 Pink•eyes
Straw, Wheat... 0 32 0 46 Cattle
Oat 0 4 0 4} Turnips. ten 20 0
Bar ey

RKET, DEcEmacit. 2.
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THEATRE-ROYAL:WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
Lessees—Madame CELESTE and Mr. W EI3STER.
THIS
Present TUESDAY EVENING, the 3d instant,
the Musical Play of
liE SLAVE
Gambia.. Mr. Charles TPitt I Matthew. Sharpset.Mr. field
°lrlun
Captain Malcolm
• • • • Mr. Bass. I Zelinda.. Aliss H. Gardner.
After which, an Interlude, called
t, A KISS IN THE DARK.
Prankelina Pettibone ...... Mr. J. M. Dawson.
• • • .........
To conclude with the Melo Drama of
THE MILLER'S MAID.
Giles.. ........ Mr. Bass. Phoebe.. Miss E. Montague.
Acting Manager.. Mr. CLARKE.
Stage Director.... Mr. LLOYDS.

THEATRE-ROYAL.
FirsDt and only
nirY-Lane
ENV appearance of Mr. HENRY GASKELL
IL, of the Theatres-Royal Covent-Garden and
• and only Niue Years of Age of Master MANFRD DENVIL,
. E
THE Patrons of the Drama are most respectfully
.quainted that on MONDAY next, the 9th instant,
~"1 be presented for the first and only time here, Byron 's
Drama is
Poem Of

MANFRED.
Count Manfred ........... Mr. Denvil,
Thel Original and only Representative of that charac er,
_stainedst by him upwards of fifty nights at the Theatre-
, Covent-Garden.
After which, a new Drama, written by Mrs. Denvil, en-
rig RE ET
T LITT titled
G LE NED;
Little
ST SINER, THE SAILOR, AND THE NOBLE.
Ned ........ Master Manfred Denvily With a Comic
with
and a Sailor's Hornpipe.
To conclude with Shakspere's admired Play of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Sbyloek . • ....Mr. Denali.
. • ...........
Tick%°sneludin.g. w..iili .to he Trial Scene _
d at
mr. T and Places to be had at the Box-once, willianallss GAstcELL's, No. 20, Richmond-street,
-_____sqUa e.

MILGREATMBLY ROOMS,
'ls
GP ORGE STREET.
~,-,EMPLETON'S GRAND MUSICAL EN-
Secepe,t,'"-'RTAINMENT, consisting of OPERATIC cwed `'ll- AND ENGLISH SONGS, To-moßttow,
Arr. ZBUaY,) the 4th, and FRIDAY, the 6th Dec., 1844.
evvitt, the eminent composer, will
piano-forte.
preside at the
Reserved
and at th gallery Ie
s. seats, 2s. 6d.; body of the room, ls. 6d.;
uu Tickets to be had at the Assembly Rooms,
past
ncial Music Shops. DooiT opee_n
mrs.",pl, Concert to commence at eight 0..19 k ~,
be on rm-
at half.
Tim( .„, "tiPleton's next Entertainment will
, uec. 6, being his last appearance.
4,
"ttRIVAL OF THE ANATOMICAL PARISIAN
VENUS.
lIIS TRANSCENDENT WORK of ART, which_.
T has
of ,tv. . attracted the highest admiration of Thougands
t7cvisitors in Paris and the English Metropoliso,
pheans aforr-
.l,.for the first time, in Liverpool, and lain
s r y
* nibition for a short time at 100, Bo d- t eet on
__________4"llBl3l.l( next.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY ANNUAL
THE EXHIBITION EXHIBITION.
A ON of PAINTINGS by MODERN
an,z 4IR u
TISTS is NOW OPEN, DAILY, at the Ext-
-I,,e(nsT ROOMS, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-
an", from Ten o'clock in the Morning until Dusk ;
io Illuminated by Evening from Seven until Ten, Brilliantly
Gas.
Admission Is. ; Catalogue, ls. ; Season Ticket, ss.
On Saturdays, the Exhibition will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
To-MORROW
in (Wednesday) EVENING,
instant CHARLES KEMBLE, Esc', will coclrnth
ill.
'H ence a Course of Six Readings of the PLAYS OF
AICSPERE. g
,The Plays will be Read in the following order;—
I:.i DEC. 4.. KING HERY .
*"al'Alt,lEsnAir,
DEc. 7.. MERCHANT OFVIII VENICE.
sAEDNESDAY, DEC. 11.. OTHELLO.
TuithAY, DEc. 14.. MUCH ADO ABOUT
OA NOTHING.
Wn
TuRDAY EDNESDAY, Dtc. 18.. RING HENRY IV.—PART I.
, DEC. 21... KING JOHN.
Admission to Non-IVlenabers, Two Shillings and Six-
knee each Evening.
GLrevious to the commencement of each Reading, Mr.
~rgari. GEORGE HIRST will Perform various Pieces on the
w

Alinoit-street, 2d b THOMAS HOGG, Secretary.
ecember, 1844.
lARITISH AND FOREIGN 13, GEORGE-STREET,
HANOVER- sIaNuSATREITUTE,
LONDON.
PATRON.
His Royal Highness the Prince Albert.
PRESIDENT.
Right Honourable the Earl of Devon.
TRUSTEES.
The Lord Bishop of St. David's.
Lord Courtenay, M.P.
Sir George Larpent, Bart.
Benjamin Bond Cabbell, Esq...SOLICITORS.
Messrs. Vizard and Leman.
eorahraeenWinter-Session of the Institutebeihnyg
aanbuounatotio.
tnr,„„ ce, the. Committee have authorized,
Re..,,z. Resolution, the publication of the First
Members,nnual
therrt, adopted at a.Getneeral Meeting of the
the Earl of Devon in Chair.—Thishrapidpro
eo."'.'e statement of the gre progress, present contains.fi financial
caivai
atildltion, and latest list of members, (now exceeding 1200,)
apt 7 ulay therefoak. relied upon by those. who desire ac-
vraatte informationsboenththe subject. Copies may be
hhiaidi ;
i Elder, and Co.'s' 65,
rnGeo.
tile "r at Messrs.
tel"rB* Fisher and Smith,
38, Newgate-street ,
,Mr. .11 .
t" ~.,I, 186, Fleet-street; Mr. Ridgway's,Hl6a9o,ovPeircfsagdoiarye:
at the Institute, 13, George-street,
oodan.
The present Rates of Admission are, for TownMem Members
?lq„ entrance of Ten Guineas, and an Annual Subscription
.! Five • for Country Members, living mores t.han 21 miles
and an An •
41:71 Lo'ndon, an entrance of Five
.Guinead
'Families of
A,.1_1 Subscription of Two.—Ladies an
-4,Zbers at half these Rates. .
~t The Lectures, Conversazioni, Discussions, and Musical
0004 rees, will be continued twice a week for 52 evenings,
eve, Wednesday and Friday, from J.anuary to June
op asiVe; and the Libraries and Drawing-roomswillbe
till Eleven
(except Sundays) from Nine in the Morning
x The at Night.- *si -hue elub-Rooms open every day without interrnis-
fu°r! !shed all the accommodations of a Family Hotel are
ehanr'shed to Country Members, at
.a fixed. tariff 9f
f r "----There is a Table d' note daily, at Six o'clock,
in° .. embers; and a House Dinner on the first Thursday
4sell month, at the same hour.
411',
ithere Sre now Members from almost every County
CaZVand, Scotland, and Ireland, and in the different
43 fro is uf Europe, from Petersburgh to Naples, l
Araerirri the East and West Indies, Northand -Southoowdeif.
telllty ii;i and t!ie Colonies generally, there will b
itet„„, .„.. making reerences, in almost ary quaerter to
resi',,T alembers, fort any information required...—Pers'ons
pay"alleog abroad may secure their Mbership b
Annual °I au Entrance Fee
of Fiveem Guineas ; butt no
ani_ Subscription will be required till their return to
Bence. and no arrears be chargeable during their ab-
tioena,ndidates may be furnished with Cards of Introduc-
letteraandddraellaaethirquisite forms, either personally, or by
JAMESS. BUCKINGHAM, Resident Director.
SYKES'S ORIENTAL CAMPHOR TOOTH
PASTE.
Tilt premature decay of the Teeth arises from various
the ae.aeuses, but chiefly from early neglect, ill health, and
cid: of
.Tooth Powders containing Mineral and other
Whii,Vlllell give a temporary whiteness to the Teth,
Part t "e,,,Y quickly corrode the enamel. This Paste 1179
/Thiteri% 4"111, however foul and discoloured, a pearly
eradi ,3, a healthy redness and firmness to the Gums,
ens tielaiks Scurvy, and, from its aromatic quality, sweet-
Moutie_bfrt:aqi, and will be found highly refreshing to the
vroara i.v.y.its use.
. j' Brenda, Esq., Chemist to the Mint.
SIR ..
have ,*---1 have examined the London,Toot
pOctoberteo
of which
ilcBh44y,ou
either aent nle a
1(0 er
2, tars,
faictnhainiiically or chemically, to Injure the teeth.—
° . rli Y,
ahaf' 4-). Sykes, Liverpool. W. J. BRANDE.
1 hay. OWlLirerpool Apothecaries'-hall, Oct. 7,1844..
T 11'.
.xamined Mr. Sykes's Oriental Camphoorah,?et
i..!nt.friee"atfer. and find it to be a useful and e_
ulurious t„ ee from Acid. Metallic, orotherpieggrredients
preptir " the E th, or otherwise prejudicial.
Chemist.
*tree
e- 0n49 by F. B. SYKES, 14, Upper Parliament-
of
Wi hair Pposite St. James's-road, Liverpool,) in Pots,
ction
Caror use at ls, and 2e. each, and may be had
trittoesBra• ter CI
*Li ti* find !,, , ay, Hogartht
tWagstaff, Jardine,
triesaie
ot.au, respectable Chemists and Perfumers ;
41'0001. '''• t;Yre and Co., and J. J. Jackson and Co.,

No. 1168.]

SELL ~NG OFF.
DECLINING BUSINESS.
J. PEIL,
19, CHURCH-STREET,
BEGS to announce to the Ladies of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that, having disposed of the Premises, and
possession to be given within a limited time, the whole of
his
STOCK WILL BE OFFERED
to the Public at a very
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE,
in order to effect a clearance as speedily as possible.
The Stock comprises an extensive Assortment of British
and Foreign Laces, Blonds, British and Foreign Lace
Veils, Falls, Capes, Shawls, &c., French Cambrics and
Cambric Handkerchiefs, Plain, Sprigged, and Fancy
Muslins, a general Stock of Hosiery, in Silk. Cotton,
Merino, Scotch Lambs' Wool, &c., Drawers and Singlets,
Gloves, Stocks, Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Braces, &c.
J. P. would respectfully call the attention of purchasers
to his superior Stock of Baby's Robes, Frocks, Frock
Bodies, Cambric Caps, Crowns, Muslin Collars, Capes,
Shawls, &c., a large lot of Muslin Flounces, Edgings, and
insertions in Book Jacconet and Cambric, a decided bar-
gain.
19, CHURCH-STREET,
Second Door from Williamson-street.

ALEXANDER MILLER,
LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER,
4, HARRINGTON-STREET,
BEGS to intimate to amateurs, and to parties who have
occasion to send Lithographic Presses abroad, that
he continues to supply them, made on an improved and
very superior principle, along with the implements and
materials necessary in printing.
A " HAND BOOK, or TRANSFER LITHOGRAPHY," is
also furnished, containing plain practical instructions, by
means of which success, with ordinary attention, may be
obtained. The Hand Book (price 2s. 6d.) contains tne
receipts necessary in the transfer branch of Lithography,
and may be had separately at Messrs. EVANS and
CMEGWIN'S, Castle -street.
In consequence of the increased demand for Litho-
graphic Printing, A.M. has enlarged his premises and
made other arrangements, to be enabled to keep pace with
the ordiv of bis Friends ; and while he respectfully solicits
a continuance of their favours and a share of those of the
Public generally, he ventures to promise that neatness,
accuracy, and the requisite despatch shall not be wanting
in their execution.

Along with other descriptions of work, Plans of Estates,
Railway Plans, Mechanical and Chalk Drawings, Mercan-
tile Circulars, Law Forms, Notes, Cards, &c., carefully
and promptly copied and printed.

EMBROIDERY.
LADIES are respectfully informed that there are
NOW ON VIEW

AT THE
PAPIER MACHE WAREROOMS,
52, BOLD-STREET, (the Music Hall,)
SEVERAL BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED
FIRE-SCREENS & FRAMES FOR NEEDLEWORK,
made upon the highly approved Patent Quaquaversal
Principle, which enables them to be used either as
ORNAMENTAL TABLES OR SCREENS,
being capable of revolving to any angle, or raised or
lowered at pleasure. They arc manufactured in the im-
proved Papier Mache, and have all the effect of the
FINEST CARVED WORK,
at considerably less cost; some are beautifully Gilt, others
ARE FINISHED IN OARS ROSEWOOD, MAPLE,
WHITE AND GOLD, &C. &C., FORMING ELEGANT
ORNAMENTS FOR THE DRAWING-ROOM OR
LADIES' BOUDOIR,
ROBERT J. KEYS, Proprietor.
52, Bold-street, December, 1814.

GAS! GAS! GAS!
A SAVING OF FORTY PER CENT. IN
CHANELIERS, ES,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTIONWATER-SLI OF GAS- FIDTTING S,
AT J. W. HUNT'S MANUFACTORY,
4, SLATER-STREET, LIVEPPOOL.
THE New Patents in CAM PHINE and OIL LAMPS
applied to Old Fittings. Brass-work of every des-
cription. Bronzing and Lackering, all at Manufacturer's
Prices. Camphine of the best quality. Lamp Oil,
equal to Sperm, at little more than half the price.
N.B.—NO AUCTION GOODS MADE.