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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

IiCED RATE OF FREI(
YORK PACKET
NEW ARRANGEMENT

Rail on the 26th of erery

JOHN R. SKIDDY. (new ship,)Luct
VIRGINIAN,

1000 tons.
650 tons.

STEPHEN WHITNEY. POPHAM 1034 tons.
WATERLOO, (new ship,) W. H. ALLEN 1200 tons,

. 26th May
26th June
26th July
26th Aug.

GOODS by the above Packets HITHERTO PAYING
405., will in future pay only 30s. per ton.
305.. ditto ditto 255. ditto.

To insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received
after the 24th of each month. _ _ .

......
These ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city
•f New York, and for strength, beauty of model, punctuality

cabin accoliimodations,lire not surpassed by any in the trade,
and their commanders are men of great experience.
The rate of Cabin Passage-money is T WEN"TY-FIVE POUNDS,
for which all stores will be found, except wines and spirits,
which can be had of the Steward, if required.—Apply to
THOMAS and JOS. SANDS and Co.
Freight by these vessels to be collected in New York at the
rate of 4 dollars 80 cents to the pound sterling.

i/~
.._ . ~
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Carrington, Nottinghamshire. iron merchant —June
I). Suellen, Hudders.fie d, fancy cloth manufacturer
Hitz,l4rm, Holt !I-le-Moors. cotton sninner—J

Wren, PrestOn, sharebroje

To be granted, unless cause n.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

d North
; War-

_ earksicie
Branch (Gran
tion Lines) ; Whaley-bridge and Hayfield Branches of
Manchester and Sheffield ; London and Croydon (Thames
Junction); Midland (Leicest.r and Swannington); Man-
y I chester, Shtffirld, arid Midland Junction.

uyton and AA(

ANTICIPATIONS. I

" SOMNAMBULIST," ON

THE DERBY AND OAKS

ost mime.

roue nomination ever u

of thousands of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

PRINCESS ROYAL.... Wednesdiii,the

PRINCESS ROYAL

28th.. at 3i-, Afternoon
29th.. at 4 , Afternoon

*Saturday, the 30th.. at 31, Afternoon
During the Summer the PRINCESS ROYAL is intended to sail
with Passengers only, as under:
From GREENOCK,
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock r.m.,
On arrival of the Train which leaves Glasgow at 3 p.m.
From LIVERPOOL,
Commencing the 27th May,
Every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 O'clock P.M.,
From the EnTemont Slip Prince's Pierhead.

COMMODORE

Stewcti•il's Fee, 25.; WeWage, ss

—Cabin, 15s. ,
&gents for the FIRE KING
G. and J. BURNS,

9, Buchanan-street, Glasgow
I'. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool

agents for the ADMIRAI
THOMSON and M'CONNELL,
15, Jamaica-street, Glasgow
D.MAcIVER and Co.,
14, Water-street, Liverpool
Agents_for the PRINCESS ROYAL and COMMODORE :
M. LANGLANDS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

3, Ulither
ngham

w. If
Iner of

I tuition, but
or if ever
see a better

he win

of thirty

All the r

tes arrived;
lst, Vanish

;elf to 11

OMNAMBULIST

AT TATTERSALI
THE DERBY.
AlNiti•to,e's Tom Tullock
'atton Skes
v Boy.

-SATURDAY

W. Scott's S

Sir J. fin
Mr. Guli
Mr. Herr

taken)

intott's S
OAKS.

5 to 1 agzt Mr. Gully
1 Sir (
1 Mr.
1 Mr. Bowes's Most
s a cony of Mr.

Alonck's Vani:
-eston's Osprey

" An arrangement having taken place between Mr. E.
R. Clark and myself, I beg ro state that as far as I am

7;juror ill_start for the Derby

FORav, ()SBA LD STON
LATEST BETTING AT
..:111E WEST END.

DERBY

6 to 1 agst Fanzv 139 y

16 to 1 agst Sting

Pyrrhus the Firstilooo

) So-ta
Wid

des (talieol

16-1 ThetrownPrin
Offers to beck Fancy B

it Mend

Ittended
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

GEO. WOODS begs to announce his
return from LONDON and the PROVIN-
CIAL MARKETS, where he has selected Every-
thing NEW, NOVEL, and FASHIONABLE re-
quired in FURNISHING., His Stock will be
found, on inspection, to be the MOST EXTEN-
SIVE, BEST ASSORTED, and CHEAPEST
in LIVERPOOL, his system being to keep the
very best quality of Goods, and charge a small
remunerating Profit.

The STOCK consists of B sets, Tapestry,
Tournay, Axminster, D , Patent Victoria, and
other CARPBTI ; Hearth Rugs, Door Rugs,
Fancy Skin s, Ike., Damasks, Moreens, Furni-
ture Chin -, Washing Damask, Table Covers, Oil
Baizes ; Muslin Curtains in Swiss Embroidery,
Iloniton Net, Swiss Lace, Plain and Figured
Lenoes, Harness Book, .3.c., .5.c., India Manilla,
Church, and Cocoa Mattiugs, Ire., 4-c., and every
article required in furnishing. Bristol and Lon-
don Floor Cloths, Cut to Plan to any dimensions,
Fringes, Laces, Gimp, Bell Pulls, tlc. manufactu-
ring on the Premises.
ADELPHI HOUSE,
21, Bold-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

11 Abstra,

seconded by Mr. GEO. GROOM,
Mayor be requested to
nr the present year

take the office of President o
that the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, M.A., and the Rev. A
Campbell, M.A., Rectors, John Moss, Esq., and John Pc
ton Heywood, Esq., be appointed Vice-Presidents ; that Theo—
dore W. Rathbone, Esq., and William Reynolds, Esq., M.D.,
be Treasurers, and that Robt. Lindow Carr, Esq., and the Rev.

3n, be appointed joint Secretaries.
)Y Mr. PAYNE, seconded by Mr. CHALINOR

Resoleed,—Tliat the best tl
the President, the Vice-Presidents, Treasurers, and Secretaries,
and the Members of the General and the several District CoM-

mittees, for their services during the past year.
4th.—Moved by the Rev. W. R. HUNT, seconded by
Mr. BLACKBURNE.

That the Meeting record, with grateful feelings,
ctive and zealous services of the Visitors during the past

sth.—Moved by the R(

R. L....TowNsENn. seconded by Mr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

hie 1 ti
2 •

Saturday's
Pr Web.

SHARES

RAILWAYS

therdeen Rally

6 d 5
11 d 1

and Elg

1 Igs d 16!

,ed,ord, Condo!, & Birrninghan
irkenhead, L ancashit e &Chet

.tures i

urn, Ch trey tii L'pool .
urn, Damen and Bolton,

arkburn and Pre:ton
istoland Exeter ....

Shares

Bosfon, Newark and Sheffield

Extension

Cliestet and Rii kenheatl
Ditto new Shares

Ditto new .e2f. shares
'Chester and Holyhead
'Clitheroe Junction ....
Clydesdale Junction ..

Derby and Crewe
Dereham and Norwich
Dundee and Perth

tern Counties,
ft—/ Shares ..

Yoi k Extension....
East Lancasbn e No.l

New wrarter shares

Half shares

dinburgh arid Northerr
I)iito.tls shares
Ditto .t'ls shares

c--Newport .
Lochgelly

Ainburgh and Perth

Fleetwood. Preston and We
Furpess and IVinderinere.
Glasgow and Belfast Union
Glasgow and Dumfries ....

Ditto preference shares
lasgow and Ayr

.40 shar
Quarter s

Quarter Shares

;Feat Gr

reat North and Swab %Val

lull and sciby
Ditto half ..

3 quaiter

and Perth

Inswath and Put), St. Ed[
Kalil

and Wiiidermue
der and Carlisle

Ditto thiee-quartet sham
Ditto quarter

PRICES OF SHARES, MAY 25
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

mo. ne oegs to recommend his line
it 6s. 6d. each ; also, those in half and
wrior quality, and considerably under

market prices. His new Jordiin Almonds

cuiyt

has ever seen

iveKpopi. !erevcii Plutr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

h.—Moved by Mr. A. LEIOHTON

,conded by Mr. RICHARD

Resolved,—That the best thanks of this M
he Rev. Augustus Campbell, M.A., for his kindness _
ng on the present occasion, and for his conduct in the cliait

given to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

'aito In) Ruttfzut#

TO STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, MER-
CHANTS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS.
By Mr. HILL,
On TiIiTRSpAY next, the 28th instant, at Eleven o'clock

SEVERAL REAMS of PAPER, several Thousands
of Quills, Twenty-three Volumes of a New Work, called
Historical Memoirs of the Religious Society of Friends, Glass
and Stone Bottles of Ink, Black Lead Pencils, Sealing-wax and

Demy, Medium, Red and White Medium, Blotting Paper,
Quarto Bank Post, Superfine Foolscap, several Thousand Quill
Pens, and other Articles, without reserve.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Sf Vela' it Ur

as the Rev. Rector Campbell rematlo d, two peculiarities
—a laborious tiotail of circumstantiality, end an almost
(Mental hypetbole. In one instance a boy, who, inde-
pendently ti brine deaf and dumb, w: s deprived, to a
ertain extent, of sight, hot been taught to repeat the
Lord's prayer. This was effected by tie pupil feeling the
sniii.d of the voice. by placing his finger on the larynx of

he teac

arning,

&c., h w In articulale

1 be examination afforded the

highest gratification to all these prese► t, and Mr. Khirid
was highly complimented for the zeal and industry he bad
di•t,layed in bringing the pupils to that slate of advance-
ment a hich they had exhibited before the audience. At
e close of the proceed ugs the Chairman urged upon
those presrnt the necessity of using evt ry effort to promote
the oljt-cts of tie society, and extrnd its •phere oluseful-
nees, adding, that there was still sufficient room in the
institution for additional pupils, who would be gladly re-
ceived.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Interesting Cases

aatUell
tn!-,T ''a utors will opened at Half-past Seven o'clock, and the
,4ratitken at Eight.
ission to the Body of the Room Is. Gallery, 6d
SO,:ye may hp Tina or +v.. , VAT

LONDON NEWSPAPERS.
THE LONDON TIMES, MORNING HERALD,
t.,` .7 and DAILY NEWS, are received
`.7 Afternoon, at' Quarter-past Three n'elnek_ nt

a. all CV V lAM
.CHMICE§ WILLMERBI, RI'S
LONDON AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
and • 5, MOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
tow,n,Tnediately delivered at the Residences of Subscribers in
.I',, and forwarded into the country by post or otherwise.
po-Mubscription to any one of the above Papers is ONE
All" I) TWELVE SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE per Quarter.
the l Other LONDON and COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS supplied at
Aloy,,west Prices.
publ' v ERTISEMENTS received forinsertion in any Newspaper
A 'shed in the United Kingdom or Ireland.
%me. select' Assortment of STATIONERY kept constantly on
ity,,,,, ,
At lo" i IN G of every descriptionneatlyand promptly executed
charges.
l':'- °&terre the Address, 5, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.

Coffee and 'Tea always ready.
The Billiard Room is arranged in the first style, and the
Tables are unsurpassed

JOSEPH FEENY, Proprietor

JOSEPH DAVIS,
(LATE DAWBARN AND DAVIS,)
.ILOR AND DRAPER,

14, COLQUITT-STREET,

R—
ESPECTFUL I announces his REMOVAL from
Bold-street, with an entirely new Stock of French and
English Goods, (his own selection,) from the first Houses in
Paris, London, and the West of England.
J. 1. bees to assure his Friends and the Public, that no exer-

tion on his part shall ever be wanting to secure them the ad-
vantages arising from TASTE and. TALENT, a SPLENDID
FIT, and REASONABLE CHARGE.
14, COLQUITT-STKEET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THE OLD LINE OF PACKET
For NEW YORK.

Sailing on the Ist and 16th of every Month

NEW YORK, T. B. CROPPER

1000 tons

Ist Jun

COLUMBIA (new ship) J.R ATHUON E 1100 tons.. 16th June.
YORKSHIRE, D. G. I ..IAI LEY llOO tons.. Ist July.
OXFORD, S. Y EATON
CAMBRIDGE, W. C. BARSTOW
MONTEZUMA. A. B. LOWBER lOOO tons.. 16th August
FIDELIA, W. G. HACESTA FE lOOO tons.. Ist Sept.
EUROPE, E. G. FURBER

.se ships

of charactei and experience. The Faisage-Inoney is established
at TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS, for which ample stores of every
description will be provided, with the exception of wines and
liquors, which will be furnished by the Steward, if required.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Freight by these packets will be collected at the rate of four

so— ---

NEW LINE OF PACKET
For NEW YORK.

To sail on the 6th of every Month

QUEEN <)FTHEWEST,PWooDU
ROCHESTER, J. HR irroN
HOTTINGUER, i. BURSLEY

1250 tons..6th July.
750 tons..6th Aug
1035 tons..Gth Sept

Goods received until Midnight of the 4th of each Month
Freight at the usual scale of rates.

These substantial, fiat sailing, first-class ships, all built in the
city of New York, are commanded by men of experience and
ability. Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are
furnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort
of passengers. The rate of Cabin Passage is TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS, for which all stores are provided, except wines and
spirits ; these, if required, may be procured from the Steward.
BROTHERS and Co.
Freight papble in New York at the rate of 4 dollars 80 cents
to the pound -sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

'EAM TUG COMPANY

South John-street, on WEDNESWAY: the
at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for the

inrectors who then go out of office, puiidant
Settlement, and to receive a Report of the Rec
bursements of the Company up to the first Wedr
and cf the Amount of Funds and Property of th

Deed of

s and Dis-
ay in May,
Pmpany.

ASOCIETY.
T theDISTRICT ANNUALPROVIDENT MEETING of the SUBSCRIB-
ERS and FRIENDS of this SOCIETY, held at the Savings
Bank, Bold-street, May 19, 1846,
Rev. Rector CAMPBELL, M.A., in the Chair;
The Rev. Richard Appleton, M.A., read the Report, and.
Theodore Woolman Rathbone, Esq., and William Reynolds,
Esq., 111. D., Treasurers, exhibited a Statement of their Ac-

Moved by the Rev. C. MORRALL, seconded by
Mr. RICHARD RATHBONE,

,d,—That

Moved by Capt. GREI
dred,—That the Worshipful tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

was proclaimed in the opening speech of the chief officer
of the State : this spirit, in action, we now see btfore our
eyes. _

The Constilutionnel announces that- Ibrahim Pacha is
about to visit London in about a fortnight—a visit which
our contemporary looks upon with no small jealousy.
The Chinese" We!' of Robert Thom, Esq., British
Consul at Ningpo, China, has just been translated into
German, by Professor Bottger, of Leipsic.
DISSECTION IN THE EAST.—The Grand Seignior has
just promulgated an order that the bodies of female slaves
who die in the markets shall he riven up by the owners to
the students in medicine for dissection.'

Letters and papers from Newfoundland, to the 18th cf
April, bring very disastrous accounts of the seal fishery, a
great number of vessels having been loot or damaged, and
many lives sacrificed. . ,

The committee for the relief of the sufferers by the
Quebec fire, had received £162,182 up to April-20, paid
£68,774, had a balance of £93 408 and had deposited, at
three per-cent. interest, £73,371.
SCARCITY OF SERVANTS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.-4
letter has been recently received in this town from a lady
in Port Adelaide who states that servants are so scarce in
that part that she pays her servant 16s. per week ; one
morning the woman came to her andintormed her that she
was about to leave, and on being asked the reason, she said
that the wages were not enough, that she had been offered
ss. a day by another person.—Poole Herald. _ _

THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.—A letter from Bre-
men of the 25th ult. announces the arrival there of several
Protestant ministers from America on their way to Lon-
don to attend the Genera' Union, which is to take place in
August. They are about to triivel in Germany, in order
to study the state of religion in that country, and establish
an intimate intercourse between the 'Lutheran Church in
Germany and the same church in America.

GREAT BUILDINGS IN GERMANY.—The building of
the new picture gallery at Dresden has been approved by
both houses of the legislature, and Professor &ropex ap-
pointed the architect. of whose work on Protestant
churches we gave a short account to our readers. As
Berlin bas been hitherto destitute of any wriking church
structure,' his Majesty the King,of Prussia has given or-
ders that a vast cathedral should be raised in the very
centre of the city. It will consist of a huge nave, sur-
mounted by two steeples, each 30Q feet high.—Builder,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

,LINE .OF PACKETS
For NNV YORK,

SAILING ON THE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH

SIDDONS, EDWARD B. CODI
SHERIDAN, G. B. Couxisti
GARRICK, B. J. H. TRASK .

1014 tons. . 11th June.
1012 tons.. 11th July.
1004 tons.. 11 th August

1150 tong.. 11th Sept

's will be received

after the 9thtif each ninth.
These ships are all of the first and largost class, built in the
city .of New York, of. the best 'materials, and with such improve-
ments asto,colsthine great speed with unusual comfort for pas-
aengers, and .they are ,commanded by.men exaerience and

ability.- The rate of Cabin Passage is at TWENTY-FIVE
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but those stores can be
obtained on board.—Apply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.

It by these vessels will be collected at the
IItY cents ttii the mum] .itterlinv_

ate of four

NEW YORK PACKET SMPS.

1050 tot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ebin a.

Intended to sail on the 10th. June next.
For HONG-..KONG and WHAMPOA,
The well-known Ship JOHN O'GAUNT,
JOHN MACDONALD, Commander.

For freight or passage, having spacious accommod,
ion, apply to Messrs. GT!ADSTONE and Co., o r
J. J. STARKEY.

Will be despatched in all this month, having a considerable
portion of her cargo engaged.
For HONG KONG and WHAMPOA,
The fine Liverpool-built Ship
VISCOUNT SANDON;
_
A 1 at Lloyd's ; 540 tons per register, and coppered;
sails remarkably fast; presents an eligible conveyance for
goods, and has superior accommodations for passengers.—
For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POT-
TER, and Co., Merchants, or
W. N. MOORS and BROTHER, 4, India Buildings.

&tram 59,ab.tation.

STEAM TO NEW YORK.
The Great Western Steam-ship COllll

';:j) I'l . Steam-ships,
VP ON\ 1 The GREAT WESTERN
,7-00 tons, 450 horses pow
~,t-‘-,--1"--!;,--'"'"- ' -B. R. MATHEWS, Esq., Commander
The GREAT BRITAIN,
3,500 tons, 1,000 horses'-power,
Lieuteqamt HOSKEN, R.N., Commander
Are intended to sailasfolTows:—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

brinks accounts of another week'i receipts of cotton at
the ports ;. from which we are glad to find that the deft=
ciency, as compared with the rt ceipts of last year, has
been considerably diminished. At the date of the ad-

s by the Hibernia. the deficiency was 40.5,01)0 bales

It is r;cv reduced to 380,705 bales

statement of the receipts at the different ports to the

New Orleans
Mobile . . ....

5 April,

920.556

854.761

397.478
123.633

502 564 4'22.585
)74.280 132.076

Florida.
Georgia

1 May, 148,759

265.173
308.1/63

South Carolina,
North Carolina

197,967

7,644 9 923
11,370 18.400

lther port:

1,812,464 2,193,169 1.799,8!
The exonrts to Great Britain were 683.114 bah,
1,048,130 bales at the same period last ys

At the time

Great Wes tern, prices were vt

firm; at the rat

which at c

ot the
It on Frei

ceding month. The, purc-hases w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-lIILL

Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, May
Persons relieved at the Dispensary ..
Patients visited at their own homes

Tota 1
Physician, Dr. Ashcroft.

Surgeons. Mes,s. Hayes. Lockwood and Harris
House surgeon. Mr. Eccleston.
Mr. flnlme.

Apothecary

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAY 23

DISCHARGED
Ifictired

Relieved and at own r
Made Out-patients...

quesl2o Out-patier

"rregular
Dead ...

o I Casual Eduringthe werk.. n
o I Remaining i n the house . i 56

Consulting-Surgeons, Mr. Forshawano Mr Dawson
Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Blundell.
House Visitors, J. B. Brancker and Jacob Willink, Esqrs.
House surgeon Mr. M'Cheaue.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
RICHARD GIBSON. Treasurer

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MAY 23

[WE EK LT REPORT.]

AbiIITTKD

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
upon recommendation

23 I Cured

I Relieved and at own re
9 1 Attending as Ont Poti

Remaininrin the Hospital

Consrilting Siireemr. William Gill. Eso..
linu:e Surgeons, Mr. G. S.. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilder
House Visitors. James Aspirin!l and hiefilliS Myers,

Chaplain

Rev. M: 11 ugbes

RACES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOI

Vi ••D, Leal'
Archangel
Gethenbnr
lAyburg

29 stand. m. duty y

aEI-g-6@ 6 0

16 a-

17 111

PLANKS. pCI ftlOt Of 2

British American Pine

ATH W GOD, V

Danzig, 4 feet

British An

MAHOGANY, per foot of lin

6 I}2il

5 0 - 0
4 0-- 4 1

inestlo

PRICES OF SHARES, MAY 25

SHARES

)rthern
s—Netcport
s— LochgW

Esc er. Vern.ll and Dorchester
Keetwood. Preston and West R

ruinei,s and Windermere

,erystwith, &c

,y Dock

[inn Sheffield

North and South Wa

i d i

i d i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

MORNING, MAY

Our Conservative government are adopting the
most effectual steps for turning from them the af-
fections and sympathy of the people. Does any
portion of their policy raise them for a moment in
The estimation of the masses, the notion of having
been actuated by any thing beyond the harsh and
dry dicta of political expediency, or economy, is re-
pudiated as a taint; and the offered hand of grati-
tude is indignantly rejected.
•The Parliamentary proceedings of the past week
afford a striking instance of this repulsive inclina-
tion. A. few days ago, the Ministry had urged,
through the House of Commons, a measure which
was certainly calculated to advance its authors in
the affections of a portion, at least, of the working
classes. They had effected, by a political sleight of
hand, what other statesmen, backed by the voice of
aggregate meetings and the funds of confederated
free traders might have clamoured for in vain.
They had given to the people something like an as-
sured hope of that social millenium, which was

result of a c

extended

commerce. For this, , they were threatened with
political martyr(l- good man suffering

m ; and

s a spectacle which ever excites the
yarm sympathy of a generous British people. Al-
ready Manchester was moving it, enraptured popu-
lation to do honour to the person of Sir Robert
Peel, by the erection of his statue in one of their
proposed new parks; and had the Ministry, en
Masse, made a tour last week through the manufac-
turing districts, their progress would have been one

!ontin tied ovation

An opportunity presented itself, however, to Sir
Robert and his colleagues, for getting rid of the
temporary popitarity with which they had been in-
The Factory Bill was brought before the
Half a million of the working portion of
sked of Parliament

vested

our manufacturing pot

the boon of a diminution
male and female youth t

of the hours of labour, for
etween the ages of 13 and

l 8 years

The voice of five-

xths of the nation.

seconded their prayer, and said, " your long hours
of toil are destroying the health, strength, and the
morals of the parents and mothers of a future gene-
hmen. You are depriving them of
out from them the

lucation ; you are

to value the comforts

emale of leisure for

ordered

duties, the proper fulfil-
to form the good wife

!nt of which co
d the good mo.h

u are making the spring-

!ss and wearing

adgery, and their maturity, it they ever reach it,
period of decrepitud

)rem-ature old age."

This was Ihe appeal made
a

ministry which

inst shown its

lerationfor the poor

plea for

Don of cheap bread

eagues
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

n intimate intercourse between ii

Germany ar

he same church in America

GREAT BUILDINGS IN GERMANY.—The building of
the new picture gallery at Dresden has been approved b
•both houses of the legislalure, and Professor. Sei

pointed the architect, of whose work on
churches we gave a ehort account to cur re

Berlin has been hAlierto destitute of any wriking church
structure, his Majesty the King of Prussia h-is given or-
ders that a vast cathedral should he raised in the very
centre of the city. It will consist of a huge nave, sur-
mounted by two steeples, each 300 feet high.—Theibter,

MERMAN

ret; b

from which v

compared- with ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

CHARLES HUTCHINS

LITHOGRAPHIC DRAUGHTSMAN, ENGRAVER, ORNA-
MENTAL AND GENERAL PRINTER,
LATE VP NO. 51, NORTH JOHN-STREET,
ESPECTFULLY Intimates to his Friends and
Patrons'his REMOVAL to the SECOND DOOR LOWER
DOWN—CORNER OF LORD-STREET—where, through the
facilities afforded by great additional space, extensive Machi-
nery, and the constant employment on the Premises of talented
Artists, he is enabled to execute every branch of the above
Arts, equal to the most eminent Continental Houses.
The LITHOGRAPHIC Department comprising
PLANS O'F RAILWAYS AND ESTATES,
LANDSCAPE AND FIGURE DRAWINGS
IN CHALK OR LINE,
DESIGNS IN C,OLOURS.
WEEKLY CIRCULARS.. COMMERCIAL FORMS, BILLS
OF EXCHANGE AND LADING, INVOICES, CARDS, LA-
BELS, &c., in every rariety of style.
The new process of ZINCOGRAPHY so applicable for sharp-
ness and clearness of outline to PLANS and SECTIONS,
executed with the utmost promptitude and accuracy.
The ENGRAVING Department on STEEL, SILVER, COP-
PER, BRASS, and WOOD, together with ARMORIAL BEAR-
INGS and HERALDIC DEVICES on STONE, &c., which for

many years has received at this Establishment a large and

unremitting; attention et C. every effort will be used to
make it worthy the position it has so long maintained.

NOW READY,

BENNISON'S MAP OF LIVERPOOL. AND
ENVIRONS.
REVISED and COMPLETED up to APRIL, 1846,
By JOHN YOUNG, Surveyor, Liverpool.
THIS Map has been carefully Revised, and all the
I Additions and Alterations of Property since the former
Publication accurately shewn. The Engraving has been exe-
cuted by Mr. LIZARS, the eminent Engrav
C-

es in Sheets may now he had. Mounted Copies will be
ready on the Ist of June.
Price in Sheets
„ Mounted in Cloth, Varnished, and Rol-
lers, or in Case
Published by GEORGE PHILIP, 51, South Castle-street

41 11 6

POOL, afit4WWWlCes.
In Sheets, Coloured, price
On Roller, and Varnished

41 1 0
2 2 0

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO., in relin-
quishing the Cabinet Brat

of their Business:

erroneous,

understood) the CARPET, DAMASK

These will continue to be carried on, even

ditional advantage derived from increased scope and

!onvenience, which has been so much required

COMPTON HOUSE

JH. SMITH, 22, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
• has discovered an entirely new system of Cut-

the display of the figure, and, at the same time, afford•

est satisfaction to those who may honour him with

their orders

J. H. SMITH'S Stock Will be found one of the most

choice-and varied in Liverpool; and many of the Fancy
Articles can only be had at his Establishment, be being

haying t

usive righ

Liverpool

'OT LOW PRICES

SHAWLS, MANTLES. CLOAKS, & TARTANS,
PLAIN FIGURES are used for Marking, and Goods will

JOHN CRIPPS SHAWL AND CLOAK
ESTABLISHMENT,
48, B 0 L D-S TR EE T,
TWO DOORS BE LOW CONCERT - STREET.
THE very general satisfaction that has resulted
from this fair and straightforward system of marking
Goods in plain figures, planned and adopted by illr. JOHN
CRIPPS some time since, renders it desirable to make known
more extensively the advantages secured to the public at his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

lilted an insurrewinti similar to that of

Cabal, bu: the 011)00 vigilance prevails, and no
apprehended in a well guarded place within 50 miles of th
Briiish territory. The intrigues of Gil()lab bineh, which
have raised him to the grade of a Maharajah, and plabed

anger is

him on the musnuci (throne) of the Kobibiao of ►

Wuzeer of

find themselves outwitted; the lait,,r are indignant at
their defeat, yet they cannot trust either the government,
for the Queen-Mother betrayed them as ranch as Ghokb
Smgh did her cringe. The Lahore government is endea-
vouring to raise a body of troops from amongst the dis;.
b.tnded Khalsas; while the new Sovereign of Jamoo is

rel subsists in the regulation of the frontiers between the
n'w Rajah of the bill country arid the young one of the
stains, Dl.nleen. It will require the most guarded atten-

tion on the part of the British to prevent an my break be-
tween parties who hate each other w:th such intensity.

The newly-iicquired district, which is called the Tio'ah,

awl the Sotlej, was undergoing a strict examination, and
different places were selected for cantonments for the Bri-

principal part of t

roops are to

le stationed

.f this district is highly praised, and the inhabitants;
heartily tired of a he oppresions ef the Sikhs, are de lighted
at becoming subjects to the. Britirh, from whom they ex-
pect justice. Tt e Governor-General has gone towards
Simla, flow which place b# wi I he able with ease to watch
the pro:

rrss of events. The Commander-it,-Chief ac-
companied him to Umritsir, and tt ence rtturned to 'La-
hore. Ile had siaze enteted the British tturttoty at Nug
our Ghat.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

JEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO., in relin-
quishing the Cabinet Branch of their Business,

do not intend to give up (as they believe has been
erroneously understood) the CARPET, DAMASK,
MOREEN, and PRINTED F URE Depart-
ment. These will continx to be carried on, even
more extensively thp•'‘eretofore, owing to the ad-
ditional advantage4erived from increased scope and
convenience, which has been so much required.
COMPTON HOUSE,
Church-street, Basnett-street, and Leigh-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THE BUILDERS' STRTKE

This unfortunate disagreement between the employers
in the building trade and the workmen is still unsettled.
Yesterday a general meeting of the masters of all the dis-
tricts was held at Newton ; and we trust that affairs are
now nearer a train for friendly adjustment than they have
been hitherto.

We have frequently observed that this unfortunate
strike has been ill-timed ; but the mischief has• not been
confined to the builders themselves. It has had a most
serious effect upon all the trades which are connected with
them. Timber has fallen 2d. a foot, and in some cases
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

iwaroens.
...r. JAMES SHAW, Agent.
Moved by Dr. REYNOLDS, seconded by Mr. T. W. RATH-

Resoleed,—That the follow•ins alterations be made in Rule 4.
by substituting for "on the third Thursday in January," &c..
on such day in the third week of January, &c., as they shall
determine.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

WILLIAM RAMSDEN'

Rev)leed,—That the following

Rev. Robert •Davies, M.A
Mr. John Eden
Rev. W. W. EN
Mr. Edward Gibbo
Mr. George Groom

Rev. James Hassall, M.A.
Rev. J. G. Headlam, 241. A

Rev. Thomas Hornbl
Rev. W. R. Hunt, M.A
Mr. James C. Irving
Rev. David James, M.A
Rev. John Johns
ripieB I Mr. William Kay.

gentlemen constitute the Ge-

nu uommittee ror tee ensu►no year
Rev. F. Barker, M.A. Rev. C. W. L_. _ ____.
Rev. Thomas Bold, M.A. Mr. Joseph Langton
Mr. Charles Chalinor Mr. Andrew Leighton
Rev. John R. Connor, M.A. Rev. John B. Monk, M.A
Mr. Edward Cropper Rev. Cyrus Morrall. M.A.

.nce, MA

_
Mr. Thomas Muncaster
Rev. James North, M.A.
nk, M.A. Rev. Thomas L. Pain, M.A.
Rev. Frederick Parry, B.D.
Rev. John C. Prince, M.A.
M.A. .T..D

Rev. T. Raffles, D. 1).,
Mr. Richard Rathbone

M.A. Rev. T. Tattershall, D.D.
Rev. John H. Thom
Rev. R. L. Townsend, M.A.
Rev. Cecil Wray, M.A.
Rev. It. W. Waddington
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

popish pn pert
the question.

May 26, 1R46.

The following very clear remark ,olves

It is out of a monthly- publication that has
bad an extensive circulatinn—" Free Though•s on Pro-

Matters," by the Rev. Tresham Gregg. chaplain'
of St. Nicholas Within, a chaplaincy endowed by Roman
Catholics inthe reign of Richard 11., as certainly many of
our Church living, were. It is as follows :—I recollect
tat a Roman Catholic gentleman cnce attacked me on
he charged me with taking money to say
stead of this, petformiug for its services,
t the donors would have thought heretical. 1 met
his oljection thus :—"Sir," said 1, " you charge me
wrought% : and if you knew my history, you would see
I am a remarkable character, sir. 'I hough
iranre. I am now in reality about
My friend started at this in-
.
Be not surpris (I. sir," said I, " you shall

hat your,el

1,400 years of age

mati on

hear my story. I was ordained by St. Patrick shortly
after his arriYal in this country, and prcaehed the
very same doctrines that I do at
.present. Things
went on very pleasantly with me for about 7CO years, at
which time the English, at the instigation of the Pope,
invaded'this our native land ; they did all they could to
.educe me from that simple faith which I had learned
from the great apostle Of Ireland ; and. alas! nith too
much shccess !_ My mind b: came corrupted by the su-

rerstilions of Popery, and at last I br came qui, a bigot
in that time; aril in those days of my darkness, I not
only myself had a zeal which was not according.to know—
ledge, but I thought I was doing G d service, when I
sncceedrd in persuading the people trideVote almost all
their. subqance to the maintenance of those idolatries
through which I was bewitched. In the reign of Richard
11. I was appointed chaplain of St. Nicholas Within, and
I took great pains to induce the pari,bioners to make a

ucb, persuaded as
they were of the importance of my Popish principles,
they really did. I ejnved the provision which they made
for me, blindly practising the errors which I was imbued
with, for above 100 years, until the period of the Reforma-
tion. Then, for the first time, I began to perceive the de-
lusions of which I had been the victim—that I had alto-
gether departed from the faith of St. Patrick. and not only
gone wrong myself, but had been a blind leader of the blind.
I-I oc ever my eyes were now opened. and when they were, I
,• ,

`or my Oil

age, w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

very at

rnirab!e one

The reverend

leman, re

to the resolution, proceeded to sac—The discussion of
every t nterprise among men naturally divides itself into two
branches: First, the of ject itself which we have in view;
and, secondly, the mode or modes adopted for the attain-

ment of our object. Your attention has been already
called to our great object, and you have been interested
and instructed by simple recitals of many of its opera-
tions in detail. Now, the committee, by us to whom this
last resolution is intrusted, would invite your attention to
the means, i. e., to the scciety. An important clause in

this resolution is a character given of the Church Mis-
sionary Society—that it maintains and teaches the pure
principles of evangelical truth. These may be considered
with reference to gorernment, anc
trine

h reference to 6

The language of the resolution suggests this divi-
The Church Missionary Society maintains the
pure principles of evangelical truth in government, and
teaches those principles in doctrine. One of the first
principles of pure evangelical truth in government is this
—that. the powers that be are ordained of God ; and that,
consequently, Christian men must be subject not only for
wrath, but al-o for cons knee sake. There is the widest
Possible separation between evangelical truth and radical

ttuth in the matter of governmen
God who has ordained the power has also revealed thi

law under which the power is to govern, and has com-
manded all parties, the governor and the governed, to
take heed to His law. The rower, therefore, is not abso-
lute or arbitrary, but administrative of a given law. This

at plies to all constituted authority, civil and eccles'astical.
Civil rulers, it luenced by evangelical truth, would not,
could not, desire to he absolute; because they must desire

LIP y ceuk

not is

iect thi it eu

jruto to c, ment to [thy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

the Customs Duties 11111

The Duke of RICIIMOND opposed the introrluction of
the inew.ure. as adding insult to injury. Their lordships
/were now invited to consider two bills withdrawing pro-
tection tr. m the agricultural interest, whr n the remedial
bill hail not been read a i.econd time in the corlif r tic use
of Pdrl,anient. The government had promi-r-d free trail
but excep' ing against the agricu

ituriblS there was not
If they al

e Canfid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ANTICIPATIONS. BY " SOMNAMBULIST," ON
THE DERBY AND OAKS.

e preser

rons nomination ever re

'eat. the betting book-r,

Of their burin,
have ever ha

he wrong in tilt: way of winnin
as also will. Torn Tu'loch.

at present
to catch "

ay be talc

rove sharper th

Fancy Boy Ph ould cut
the I
" Done ft

I doubt if

1 ed : he is a co
The P(

ad cer

rdly possible, e
Crown P

i ! PrrL

may bi
lag ), a

The Oa
but the 1
2d, and 0
You! s,

5 to 1
6 1
10 1

the most flume
at, and will to•

bousands of

,1 have n

bargain

to do wonders,
o well, but
is only
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

IRELAND.

Wednesday, some brutal wretches maliciously cut off
the tails of seven cows, at Newcastle, near Limerick, the
property of Mr. Seward, of Cork.
On Friday night last, two shots were fired in through
the hall door of Edwin Sadlier, Esq., at Derry, about
two miles from Nenagh. Mr. Sadlier was obliged to re-
move his family into town some months ago, threatening
notices being posted on his gates and doors.
MURDER.—As a man named Cleary was returning
from ihe fair of Ennistymcn, un Friday evening, lie was
attacked by a number of men who had been lying in wait
for him, and brutally murdered ; his brother also, who
was with him at the time, is despaired of.—Clare Journal.
On Sunday, the Rev. M. Walker, of Elpbin Chapel,
read a long lecture to the Mollies, in his sermon, descri-
bing their signs, pass-words, &c., and advising them to
give up such a nefarious system, which only had the effect
of producing a most irrevere,tt shout of laughter from the
Mollies then In the chapel. . _

A CONTRAST.—Cuernsey contains five times as many
inhabitants to the square mile as Ireland does; while the
soil is naturally less fertile, and only two-thirds of it can
be cultivated. Every Guernsey man has a comfortable
house to live in, a clean bed to sleep on, and plenty to eat
and drink every day in the year—a beggar is not seen.—
[But it must be recollected that in Guernsey there is not
a patriot like Daniel O'Connell, who pockets from
£20,000 to £30,000 a-year.]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

morrow settle its ow

great, the betting hoc
of their business, as only on

e error

as also will Tom Tr

t present may be t4kit
n ratnli " fl etg." AR it

some f

Fancy Boy should cot the
the Dee Stakes in 1845, what wilt

e oppor
)t if the

had tl
I dou
be wan ed : he is

yrrhus

hardly F

may bite

The G
hut the

Yours, &c

BETTI

First

to I ngst 1
1 I'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Carleton, Ban: e, from Miramichi, at l.ive pool. On the 3rd
of M y. off ape Rae, spoke the Smiler Johnny, from Liverpool,
for Quebec, beset in the ice; 4th of May, in lat 47, lon. 58, the
Eldon, of Newport. for Quebec, and the I.a.rd Egmont. from Li.
verpool, for Quebec; sth of May. the Born, of Sunder and,
Lord Byron, of Glasgow, and hrilii,nt of Aberdeen ; 6.11 of
May: in lat. 45, lon. 55, the FL ,rence, of Plymouth, for Chat les-
ton ; 19th of May, in lat. 50, lon. 13, the Chieftain, of Green. ek,
lying too in strong westerly gales.
West Indian. Chapman, hence at Riga
Emma, and Black Prince, hence at Naples
Neva, Simpson, hence at St. Petersburg
Preben Rifle Brake, hence at sop, nhagen
Dorothea, Ernestine, hence at Cuxhaven
Isaac Newton, Lambert, hence at Bremen
Princess charlotte, Gillies, hence for St. Andrew, N. 8., at
Watt-Herd, leaky arid with pumps checked.

. .
Olive Cued e;Schmiat, hence off Frederick•haven, and saile
for Ki:tereininde 11th May

Ann. Eox, saile, from Smyrna, for Liverpool, 3rd of M
Adolphus Yates, Ahier, from Leghorn, at Falmouth
Sampson, Butcher, from Malaga, at Falmouth

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MAY 19

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED

W. Thirkell and W. Leach, Huddersfield. plumbers—A. and
H. Wyatt, Catherington. yeomen—Mu•champ, Weighill and
p, Sunder.and, drapers; s tar as egards J. B. Mils-
champ—Stead, Davison and stead, Pudsey, stone merchants—
Thorpe and 116oper. Bristol and Newtmmalind. merchants—
H. Wise and J. Kastarick, Waltord, plumbers—J. C. Westbrook
and J. Brown, Northampton, printers—lt. Davidson and .1
eatherhead, North Shields, blacksmiths—J. W. Wilson P
J. F. Erskine. Liverpool. commission agents—W. C r
Bodley. Exeter. ironfounders— W. ' J

Snm‘don ano dwar
A. S. Levy and J. C. Vaught

Manchester, cabinet makers.

regards A. Morewood—H.
Bread street. City, agents—
Francis place, New North road, liortml, grocers—
and K. Ram-bot em, Salford, Lancashire, gtocers—J
M. Brooks. Manchester and er.,w.haw

MI and D. Marshall, Star-court,
Foster and J. E. Mansfield.
Itutsell
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

SHAWLS, MANTLES, CLOAKS, & TARTANS.
PLAIN FIGURES are used for Marking, and Goods will be
found the cheapest at
JOHN CRI PP'S SHAWL AND CLOAK
ESTABLISHMENT,
48, B 0 L D-S TR EE T,

TWO DOORS BELOW CONCERT - STREET.
rir HE very general satisfaction that has resulted
from this fair and straightforward system of marking
Goods in plain figures, planned and adapted by Mr. JOHN
CRI PPS some time since, renders • tumble to make known
more extensively the advantag ecured to the public at his
Concern exclusively ; Purcl ,ers are thus protected against
exhorbitant charges, and y always rely on having full value
for their money.
The Stock of R SH- and .FOREIGN SHAWLS is now
one of the largest, cheapest, and most valuable in the Kingdom.
In MANTLES, SCARFS, &c., the newest Parisian Shapes and
Styles are always to be obtained, and an immense variety con-
stantly on hand for selection. Also, every description of Man-
tles for Mourning. The Mantle Room isup stairs, where young
Ladies are in attendance to take and execute orders.
Sptui Silk and Wool Tartan in all the Highland Clan Patterns.
J. CRIPPS,
48, BOLD-STREET, Two Doors below the Music Hell.

G' E N T L E M E N'S
SUMMER WRAPPERS,
FOR
THIRTY S LINOS,
AT
M 'CULLOC AND COMPANY'S,
81, CHURCH-STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE LIVER THEATRE.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

!apore at Anjer, all for this port
a for Sincapore 18th March.
ad ult.

sailed from Woosingfor Cork 27th Feb,

Winger. from Monton Bay; Judi:h, Phil-
and Temp:ar, Brown, from Adelaide, all at

led from Sydn

; Rose; Csesairse, and Samuel, hence at

et. from Falmouth, at Rio Janciro, and waiting
le !titer Plate mail. to proceed to En _land
from l'almouth, at Rio Janciro. 251 h March
• Holstein; Triumfante. Menchaca; Zenobia,
F.or. Barend, hence at Havana
hence at Genoa

,eraina, lazel, and Alexander Adam, Stokes,

—Wind N,

to N.N.W. moderate.

Johnston, from Ap-t a(

Ward Chipman, Aym,

, from Ne
ells, Wi❑

ite le, from Vißna--Nien

Of Bute, 13annatyne, tor Hong Kong—
'or Ali-Ica—Ashburton, How and, for New
r, for Quebec—Vi.rwarts, Czar, for Rio
( ,hsley., for Ancona—La Jenne Lennie, I;e
3eorgina, Turcan, and Harriet, 111.ttliews,
Cand er. for Odessa—Frane, Rafldich,
arris, for rt tterdain.

ld sailed for Constan

:1, and Erne, Latella. hence at Malta

Union, heyde, hence at Ostend

It Havre

from St. Helena 4th April,

'or Liverpool

led from Trieste for Liverpool 4111 May
from Cadiz for Liverpool, at Waterford

oin Nantes for Liverpool, at Waterford
rth

mratso. Ht Cove.

at Moulmein

anon, from (

In for London Ist April
utta, at St. Helena, and

!alcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed

ia, at St. He!ena, and

with p Anted ports, a bright star

London

from t'Ad
illatrell. for Mootr,ii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

The Lord,
ntely if

Our report,
the emig
fore our

formed,'w

municatiou m
have appeared
Unfortunately. v

We do not

Lord's can

hat such

s not t

We cannot con
His conclusic
Dickens and
tal punishme
in the offence

~~)~

TUESDAI

Our Cot

most effectual s

fections a

portion of their

the estimation c

been actuated b

dry dicta of 1

pudiated as a t

rude is indign

afford a strikii
A few

brough tl.

was certain'

the affectio

hand, wt

aggregate

political m
adversity"

lation to do
Peel, by the

masse, r

:ontinned ov

An oppor

1. T 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

year, and connected with the Liverpool Auxiliary

been the means of distiibuting

2,394 copies of the Holy Scrip-

Upwards of 3,000 copies of the Word of God have been put
- • - -• • • •• • • - .Cll_

nifestinithe anxious desire of the poor to possess themselves
of a copy of the Word of God, upwards of 7,000 Bibles and
Testaments having been sold to them in a very short time.
Several lay gentlemen have, on their own account, engaged

in the wort: 'Bible distribution.
circulation upwards of 400 copies

of faith jand labour of love

The Rev. Mr. KIRKUS moved that the report which
td iust been read be adopted and circulated and printed

under the direction of the committee. He had attended
that meeting as a stranger in Liverpool, having only been

time, but although a stranger in

that respect he was not a stranger to the institution for
whose interest they were met to appeal. There was in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

26. Joh + Threlliall. proof and tin
26 William Ahurruw 1

27. Henry Blunt. audit
27. James Rubin Croft

27, G‘lot ge Drirrier, audit

John Ro.,erts

THEATRE ROYAL ADELPHI

past week a succession of opera

iheatre which have b

well sust

tt-wale characters

sings took her benefit, the piec

Sonnambula.
CHI AP TRIP

TO LONDON

of our reach rs vii,o intend a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

DIRECT FROM PARTS.
LL the New Patterns in SCARFS, MANTLES,
I&c., including LA :VISITE, CHARLES THE SIXTH., MARI-
T.ek NA S, FLOn EN ZA , C RIS PE N, &C., 8'" are NOW ON VIEW
in the Show Room at
INI I
N T N'
S
CHEAP SILK AND .':I?,N ESTABLISHMENT,
40, D-STREET. 10.
Miss HARRIS conducts this department; and Materials of
Ladies' own selection can be made to any of the above most
fashionable styles.

ADELPHI OYSTER AND COFFEE ROOMS,
17, CHRISTIAN-STREET,
CORNER OF HUNTER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
CROSS respectfully informs his Friends and the
J
• Public that he has OPENED the above ROOMS, and
that he will have constantly on hand a ood supply of
FRESH OYSTERS, ERS CRABS,
PRESERVED AND LD MEATS, &C. &c.
BREAKFAS , EAS, AND SNACKS,
AT HOURS OF THE DAY.
A CHOICE
M CK OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN
ANUFACTURED CIGARS.

PRFPARED POISONED WAFER-CAKE,
FOR DESTROYING COCKROACHES, BEETLES,
CRICKETS, 4c.
A NEVER-FAILING EXTERMINATOR of those
obnoxious Insects. ➢lanufa red•. and Sold by JOHN
BLAIN, 39, SOUTH JOHN-STR , SEALING WAX, WAFER,
INK MANUFACTURER, a GENERAL STATIONER.
Sold in packets, at 3d. ~ and is. each, with directions for
use.
N.B.—The Is. packets forwarded to am part of the country,
on receipt of the amount in postottice stamps or cash.
A liberal allowance to the Trade.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ail en an untried ocean, were refit
xample ofthe broken cp. In r

which Wycliffd lived, to tra
putar use, to conceive the pl;,n as

:I by the

amiliar

nhole Liable fur pe-
ed to tie tittles, and

to execute the project when so cotteci ed, implicit the pos-
session of qualities hollt of mind and heart, Stleil as only
the truly great and noQe of our race puss as. The ver-
sion made by Wye:life, and the revision of it mmle I,y
some of his followers, had an extensive Circulation. This
utwears frem the numerous MSS. • of ti•em ah'th still
exist, and which must have been multiplied drill perw,ed

leglate and rr

pen•u,ded
agr

with M

been greb
Anderson;

errated ; *it'd we fully

ffogiand. which excited the oppes3tit
Church b-fore the Reformation, were '

or the Rim sh

genf)tiS,

_ scribed to certain portions of the :acre
s in English manuscript."—Britiqt Quarterll
ELECTION CF THE POPE
)des of electing the Su'

are four different
inApration, by
An election by

compromise, by xci ut iny, and by occess

inspiration is effected bt• several of !he Cardinals calling
aloud, as by a sudden impulse, the name of the person
v-hom they wish to ra;se to the Pontifical dignity. This
me hod of resorting to the pretext of supertraturd aid is
,eldom relied on, exeept when all Iltiruart means hate
dof success. If, however, a power tut party cart be
sed, and their efforts happen to he stroirgly secoriced.
.4 of the Cardinals, unwilling to distiuguish th-nr-

ing consent, hasten to concur in the elioiec

an election by compromise when the Cardinals

It is -ttallctl

not

r person, agree to rubmit the

. .
choice of a Pontiff to one or more of their Own body no-
minated for that purpose. It was thus that Jahn XXII.,
after having obtained the solemn atoetit of the whole Col-
lege to abide by his deci,'.oo, assumed to himself the Pon-
tificate, an event which induced the Cardinal, ii t ti en-

et- in future to piny of thri

um' er wi h ,to

rer,c,- of a similar event. In choosing a l'op, by Acrutiny
the Cardinals each write their own nam , with t
per-on whom they wish to recomm-orl. en
trket_ whiel

Lille! u r

rvcards
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, MAY. 22

There have been larger markets during the week than for
some time past, with a geed supply at the carols and qua} s by
boats.. The best cups today 5s Id, and apples 6s 6d—buyer:.
pu.chastng but sparingly, expecting tha' prices will further re-
duce. Mete is eery little complaints as to injury, and the early
crops look remarkably well.