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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14

THE COURT.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.—On Thursday last, his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales attained the second
yaar of his age, having been born on the 9th November,
1841.

The Duke and Duchess de Nemours arrived at Wool-
wich, on Monday, on a visit to her Majesty. The duchess
is first cousin to Prince Albert—and the duke, as is well
known, is the eldest surviving son of the King of the
French.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Bordeaux, who had
intended to visit London about the 15th inst., has defer-
red his journey for some weeks, in consequence of the
expected arrival of the Duke and Duchess de Nemours.
His Royal Highness will take advantage of this circum-
stance to visit some of our manufacturing towns, making
excursions from Alton Towers, the seat of the Earl of
Shrewsbury, which will, for the present, continue his
head quarters.

The East India Company, in reply to a letter from the
Post-office, have stated that they are ready to take charge
of a mail for India and China, to be forwarded by the
Akbar from Suez to Bombay.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BLOW LP PREMISES WITH
GUNPOWDER.—On Friday night another attempt, ari-
sing out of trade disputes, was made to blow up the pre-
mises of a manufacturer with gunpowder. About a quar-
ter to eleven o'clock, the inhabitants of the neighbour-
hood of Furnival-street were alarmed by a loud report,
which turned out to proceed from the premises of Air.
Eadon, brace-bit manufacturer, an attempt having been
made to blow up a workshop by means of a similar infer-
nal machine to the one by which the recent outrage at
the Globe Works was perpetrated. The consequence of
this explosion was, that considerable damage was done
to the floor and walls of the shop by their being much
shattered.—Sheffield Mercury.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14

Cortes 2 3
Caraccas, Flo 5 6

Sobres

Cortes
LAC DYE, v lb
D.T. and prime. 1 6
mid. to good 0 5
ord. .&. infer. 0 2

Smyrna
Tripoli & Syria

Freneh

Naples .
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useless as unusual ; but there op-
] an " ulterior object" in view—the ad-

❑%l to this the

e witnesses

ttorney-Gene-

comparison) very properly

aye a c

made, that the traverser should be furnished with the cap-
tiou of the indictment, which neither in point of law or

of fact has anything to do with the ,preparation of the tra-
versers' plea, the pretext upon which the application was
made. Independent of the value evidently attached by.
Mr. O'Connell to delay, we can well imagine the im-
portance his legal agents would attach to getting posses-
sion of the list 'of documents submitted to the 'Grand
Jury ; and still more of the names of witnesses tendered
for their examination, and sworn to give evidence, when
called—and it is, therefore, that the Attorney-General
felt bound to resist—a motion that would have the effect
of laying bare to the traversers' agents the whole case of
the Crown. These motions were postponed until-Satur-
day.

On Saturday Mr. Whiteside, on behalf of the defend-
ant, Charles G. Duffy, moved, that the copy of the in-
dictment furnished to this defendant should be amended,
by having the names of the witnesses endursed upon it.
The A ttorney-General opposed the motion, on the
ground that the indorsement formed no part of the -in-
dictment.

The Court refused to grant the application.
Mr. M'Donough, Q.C., moved for a copy of the caption
to be added to the copy of the indictment furnished to
his client. The Attorney-General opposed the motion,
and Sir Coleman O'Loughlin arose to speak in its favour.
The Court, however, adjourned the further discussion
till Monday (yesterday).

(From our our Second Edition of Tuesday last.)
DUBLIN, Nov. 6th, Half-past 8 o'clock, p.m
The following are the proceedings this day at the

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14

FOREIGN .5- COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE

WEST INDIES.
The royal mail steam-ship Severn arrived at Falmouth
on Monday. She brings dates from Tampico to the 29th
of September. Vera Cruz to the Ist of October, Havan-
nah the 9th, Nassau the 13th, and Bermuda the 22nd,
seven passengers, 1,005,475 dollars, 166 serons of cochi-
neal. She brings also important rews of the British-flag
being insulted by Santa Anna. The dates run respectively
as follow :—Jamaica, October 9 ; Barbadoes, October 4 ;
Demerara, October 4 ; and Trinidad, October 3. The
crops in all these islands, with the exception of Barba-
does, where complaints are made of the want of rain, ap-
pear to give favourable promise. At Demerara the plan-
tation Malgr'e Tout had sold for 114,000 dollars. The
firm of Hamilton and Co., of Dublin,were the purchasers.
The biddings on this occasion are said to have been
spirited, and indicative of improvement.
A new manure has been discovered in a cave at Dry
Harbour, consisting of the excrement and refigure of
bats, covering to a considerable depth, a very extensive
surface. It has been analyzed, and is like .y to prove,
from the chemical nature of its ingredients, a valuable
commodity.

Whilsto'n the subject of agriculture, we may advert to

a case of Immigration, in which Mrs. Carter, of Troy
Plantation, Trelawny, has acted a very distinguished and
exemplary part, having imported and located on her pro-
perty thirty Europeans, and applied their labour, for
eighteen months, most successfully. The immigrants
have retained their health during that period, and are now
comfortably and permanently settled. The lady in ques-
tion has obtained the bounty in such case provided by
the Legislature:

We may here notice a report which is gaining ground
in this city, that the Government intend removing the
greater number of the regular troops from the several
West India island, proposing at the same time to place
the miiitia under more strict and military discipline.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-14

Belzoni was the

_
. Blackstone was the sc
ck was in a distressful s
private soldier. Butler was the

he son of a stone

First of Rus

was born a peasant. C
is career in the: merchant
man was the son of poor pare

tate of povert

on of a
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Passengers by the Royal Mail Steamers to HALIFAX
and BOSTON are respectfully informed that the Custom-
Ports, will not allow

house Authorities

t either of the

r the Name of LUGGAG

such Passengers

name of Lug

)e dealt with according to Law.
arged freight on their personal
s half-a-ton measurement. .

Ltwage when it eac

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Goods and Passengers.
Cabin.. 205.; Steward's Fee.. 2a.—Steerage.. ss.
THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
SHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS
ACHILLES,
Captain HUGH MAIN, and
P tifa*
/ - FIRE KING, Captain M'KELLAR,
- Sail regularly from the Clarence Dock,
TAVERPOOL, to GLASGOW.
other first-class Stearn-Ship is
DRS, from LIVERPOOL :

, the 14th

Afternoon

at 8, Evenir

.t 12, Noon

5, Afterno

BURNS and Co
reet, Liverpool.
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bulk, which would requ

.here rules can interest o

shipowners and nautical men,

we refer such p

ion of ou

ers to

ae work itself.

a the writer of this no-

tice is of opinion that the author has not sufficiently explained

self. For instance,

he length (we are inform

lower deck and extreme breadth being added together, the

re (therefrom) proportioned,'

the other masts, yards, &

he adds,

mast three fe

I shorter t

Elan tLe

down is probably good for a well proportionec

as no particular tonnage is stated, we are
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suppose by the second rule that the foremast should inv

riably be three feet shorter than the maintnas

ships of 200 tons or ships of 1,000 tons: Further on

proportions given for

spritsail-yards,

'—spars which, i

hant servic

t least, are rare

whether in

if at all, used. There

le foremast
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and wo
Cabul.

explicit'
Th

)rd Elle
peo[

on of t

r, viz

KOl3
Hong

?otting

We learn from

£l9 discon

If A obtain

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4ppAllts, anta
c

,ddress

ith no f

a. docua

Ltained
The z

I soon be a

h the national

d of N

le at Cantor
e; and their

regiments a
The Chines,

and th

December

xtraord

ar to find rc

for erecti
s Artillery
rhinege

) WITH INS'

I have
e'er

&c.

ablished
e Tarta
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have to perform the

We often think tE

pleasant

wade through, for which the I

—but to

the old barber's principle,

Bradshaw's Journal; Illustrated by Stephenson and of
Walmsley : Liverpool.

Journal wants only to be well known to be

Bradsh

I. It has an extensive circulation in most

patronized an

o say, here

s compa-

towns in the k

ratively little souzht

using, and instructive;

executed,

give it claims of no

opinion of those who like the

commo❑ order upon the

ght reading pnl

.ble article on the Chinese

hat they ari

acts as we

this period, w
Xngler" has
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4 To sail on theist larch.
~,10.,. For ANTI A,
',----m+
.../IleiN, The Ship PH NIX,
---_—, WILLIAM R. GREAVE Commander.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
C. W. 4nd F. SHAND
—_____

a For ST. THOMAS NASSAU,
The fine new Barque W TER SCOTT,
GEo. S. WEECi Master;
14:14,Coppered and copper fasted, and in every respect
a first-class vessel.—For terms of p sage, having excellent
accommodations, apply to
It. W. PRESTON, India Buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

tottrv.

aven! on ea

ivoured

Counsello

owed strain

Hail! Pr
To thy

not to
Do ti

N THE

heaven and earth are T
ce, Immanuel! I bow
ptre, and confess
mV hope I owe;

MONODY

WRIGHT, LOWER SPARLIN

Lory of tb

y Lord,

of Death has da

TUOUSditun --- •
Although the tyrant's unrelenting dart
Has pierced both noble and plebeian heart,—
Yet few have fallen more honoured in their way,
Few more regretted in her passing day,
Few more lamented by the child of want
Her pity saved from bitterness of scant,
Than her o'er whom the shades of mortal night
Have drawn their sable curtain7pious WRIGHT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

wind, and from broaching to, when scudding befor

of the Liver-

Appended is the address of the Committ
pool Registry of British and Foreign Shipping to the
scribers, in which will be found many judicious suggestions,
including a biennial survey in colonial, and a triennial survey
in British ships ; the application of roc

k salt as a preventa-

tile of dry rot; the construction of the ceilings of ships so

as to admit of the circulation of air throu

&c. Finally, we have a copy of the Scale of Victualling at

...
Sea, recommended by the Liverpool Shipowners' Associa-
tion, to be attached to the articles. We have not leisure to

consider this question maturely at present, but are inclined

to give the preference to tt

system of dietary adopted in the

American packet ships, so far as it might be practicable in
British vessels generally, now that a change has taken place
in the provision laws. 'We shall, perhaps, recur to the sub-
ject. Meantime we heartily recommend Mr. Chapman's
work to the perusal of all shipowners and ship-builders.

THE MAGAZINES

What, the Magazines come again

Why, they are always

making their appearance. Surely the weeks must he put
upon a centrifugal railway they pass round so quickly,—the
" ' If

first of the m

th appears to be ever present before us

the pleasant task of reviewing the labours of others comes so
rapidly round, how must not the time pass with those who

that we set down to comment upon

Le reviewer's task neither a light one

s enough to

for sometimes

a heap we take the top, upon

rst come, first served." What
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

LONDWV GAZEIT.E.-FRIDAY, PEB.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
N. Nichol and W. Robinson, Liverpool, commission agents—N

C. Birley, and F. B. Birley, Kirkham, Lancashire, flax-spinners;
as far as regards F. B. Birley—T. Cutler and W. Read, Cleckhealon,
Yorkshire, ironfounders.

BANKRUPTS.
Edward 011erenshaw, Manchester, hat-manufacturer.
Frederick Cutbush, Kennington, Kent, seedsmau.
William Marshall, Worthing. Sussex, bntchet.
AlieXander Norton, Edward's-street, Portman-squore, London,

*pholsterer. ,
Thomas Berridge, Upper Wharton-street, Clerkenwell, London,

builder.
William Mays, Brigstock, Northamptonshire, feltmonger.
Ling Robinson, Ballingdon. Essex, millwright.
Samuel Presland and Henry John Osbaldiston, Castle-court,
Laurence-lane, City. London, warehousemen.
Isabella Nowell, Huddersfield, currier.
Edward Cragg, Kendal, Westmorland, innkeeper.
Hervey Lane. Derby, innkeeper.
Richard Wliiston, Clun, Shropshire, shoemaker. •
Thomas Knowles, Daniel Lewis, and Edward Dodd, Dudley,
foundreymen.
George Thompson, and Edward Creswell, Manchester, solicitors.
William Moss, Kingston-upon-Hull, woollendraper.
Thomas Moss, Newport Grange. Yorkshire, brickmaker.
Charles Pickslay, Sheffield, merchant.
Hugh Parker, Ofiley Shore, John Brewin, and John Rodgers,
Sheffield, bankers.
George Thomas Creswell, Birminghan, glass-dealer.
Robert Thompson Cartwright, Louth, Lincolnshire, woollen-
draper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

80 Sea Island 9l 22
Stained — 21923
9800 Bowed Georgia
3910 f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennessee 3 - 41 41514
11280 New Orleans
400 f Pernambuco.& Paraiba 6 61
1. Aricati and Ceara
320 Bahia and Maceio
Maranham
450 Sawginned{
Minas —
Para
Demerara. Surinam, &c...
210 Egyptian
Barbadoes
Peruvian
Bahama
350 Laguayra
Common West India, &c
40 Carthagena
Smyrna
Manilla
1950 1 Surat ..
10 Madras
Bengal

- - - 3} - 4i j 1
4i - - I

28800 bales
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fitarhttcJ,

MIDDLENVICH CORN MARKET, JANUARY 31

Wheat, d

old,' SO%
new

Beans, 19, 601 b

4 9 -

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 6.
We have had a small supply of Beast and Sheep at this day's
market, and prices a little higher ; prime Beef lid ; middling Sid ;
inferior 4id ; prime Wethers 6d to did; middling Sheep 5d 39, lb.
sinking the offal. Number of Beast 680; Sheep 2043.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

here sits the gaudy paroqaet on his perch watching a fair
and jewelled hand holding a stick with the cup upwards,

seated on a gibbet, wisely

and seriously contemplating a brawney hand holding the

same implement of dexterity with the point upwards—show-

ing that life
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,

Ftßitil ARY 2, 1843.
Potatoes 9.1 h. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Short Tops 1 4 1 6 Old Hay .... 0 7@u 111 p 201 b
Cups -
Pink-eyes and} ig , „ Clover Ilay.. 06 0 10i -
Kemps ' " Clover & Grass 0 0 0 0 -
Cattle
Turnips, ap, ton -
Carrots 30 0 33 0 Straw, Barley 0 21 0 3 -

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FFB. 4. It
Although during the last two or three days the trade has been,
perhaps, somewhat firmer, it has, upon the whole, been exceedingly
slow and languid during the week, and where sales of Wheat and
Flour have been practicable, rather lower rates have been sub-
mitted to the same may be said of Oatmeal and secondary Oats
Other articles steady at late rates. At Liverpool and Wakefield
yesterday, holders shewed no inclination to submit to further re.
duction in the price of Wheat: at the latter, in fact, some slight
advance was obtained. At our market of to-day there is little dis-
position to purchase more than is required by present wants, nor
is there any pressure to sell on the part of holders. Prices are not
lower than at the early part of the week, and we consider the re-
duction upon the quotations of our last to be 6d to Is per sack on
Flour, and 6d per load on Oatmeal. Other articles maintain the
previous currency, and, towards the close of the market, more
inclination for business was observable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 2.

——
Sugar.—The market remains in a very dull state, and the sales
of B. P. are only 300 hhds., chiefly Demerara, at 54s 6d to 58s 6d.
1000 bags Bengal have also been sold at rather lower prices. No
transactions in Mauritius. Foreign.-22 cases and 20 ; brls. brown
Pernambuco were sold in public sale rather under former rates,
and by private 420 cases, chiefly Bahia, at from 16s 6d to lgs for
low to fine brown, and 195 6d to 22s per cwt. for very low to
middling white. No sales reported in Molasses. Coffee.—The
sales of all kinds are quite unimportant, and the market continues
flat, but without change in prices. 500 bags Bengal Ginger sold
at 12s Ed per cwt. No sales of Cocoa, Pepper or Pimento. Rice.-
3000 bags Bengal have been disposed of, at Be 6d for low, to I Is 9d
for good white. The price of home dressed Carolina are reduced
2s per cwt., being now 28s, for fine, and 84s for second quality.
Rum.—The market is dull, and the sales only 80 puns. strong
Demerara, at former prices.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEBRUARY

We have again to report a better inquiry for Cotton to-
day. The demand has arisen chiefly from the trade, with
the exception of a few hundred bales on speculation. The
sales of yesterday are estimated at 6,000 bales ; those of the
week amount' to 28,800, prices generally id per lb. lower
than this day week.

COTTON MARKET, -FEBRUARY 6

The increased demand noticed in our last circular has continued,
and on Saturday 5000 to 6000 bales were sold, about 1500 of them
to a speculator.; to-day about the same quantity (t aOO bales) has
been done at the full prices of last week, if any change it is in
favour of the seller : a few hundreds to-day on speculation and
for export.

COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT

There has been a fair demand for American descriptions, from
the trade and for exportation, with some business on speculation ;
but in consequence of the continued desire on the part of Importers
to realise, and the great supply on the market, prices have again
declined id to id in all descriptions of American and Brazil, and
id in Egyptian and Surat. Speculators have taken 4000 American,
and Exporters 1200 American. There have been forwarded into
the country unsold during the past month 7800 American and 40
Bahia.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 27th instant to the 2nd ultimo, inclusive.

Prices paid! IMPC
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk.

I RTS
ithisyear
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DIVIDENDS

Feb. 24, A. Mackenzie, Hammond's-court, Mincing.lane, City,
London, wine merchant—Feb. 24. M. Gilbert, Laurence lane, City,
London, innkeeper—Feb. 24, T. I), Taylor and E. C. Taylor, Hol-
born, London, oilman—Feb. 24, .1. Lichfield, Bethnal-green, Lon-
don, builder—Feb. 24; H. J. Collett, Manchester, warehousemen—
Feb. 24, J. Reeve, High Holborn, London, carver aad gilder—Feb.
27, J. M. Holl, W. Oswald, and H. Hour, Feathers's-court, Milk-
street, London, merchants—Dec. 19, P. It. Atcherley, Whitchurch,
Shropshire, mercer—Nov. 14, W. Bull and F Turner, Birmingham,
printers—Feb. 28, G. Atkinson, Monkwearmouth Shore. Durham,
hardwareman—March 9, B. Hargreaves, Manchester, tailor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

Combe Abbey; Illustrated. Walmsley, Liverpool

As a record of the

This ably written story is progressing
proceedings of those connected with the atrocious gunpowder
plot, this work deserves the notice of all readers. The in-
tention is well kept up, the characters are worked out with
great ability, and the interest appears to thicken as the story
approaches its conclusion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

and even the cover is of itself an amusing and clever pro-
nn • the sohiectst contained 111)311 it beinir no doubt

emblematical of the nature of the contents and progress of
the tale. The costly cradle, with the silver spoons, are there
displayed with that of wretchedness, surmounted by a po'rter's

knot (not known in this country, and why not has often been

to us inexplicable from its

great use and assistance in the

bearing of burdens), and a wooden spoon ;—on one side are
gay and gallant creatures welcoming a richly-clad baby,—on

ress are made apparent—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA

Waiter Scott, G S Weech, 180 St Thomas Cotesworth &Wynne
Standard, J Faucet, 302 Demerara, G Brook & Co
SOUTH AMERICA.
Mastery, J Shire, 126 Laguayra & P Cabello, W Rose & Co
Britannia, W Edwards, 270 Bahia, J T Nickels
-UNITED STATES.
South Carolina, M Owens, 820 New Orleans, A Dennistoun &Co
Elizabeth Bruce, G Pollard, 606 New Orleans, Todd. Jackson & Co
Southerner, T D Palmer, 767 New York, Fieidea Brs &Co
BRITISH AMERICA.
Fellowship, T H Armstrong, 201 Halifax, NS, Rankin, Gilmour & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

TO THE LADIES

ATRS. CUTTER respectfully directs the attention of the
IVI Ladies to her improved system of • •

STAYMAKING;
which removes the injurious pressure so justly complained
of, and produces an elegant and easy fit.
Mrs. CUTTER particularly addresses Mothers on the great
importance of having 'well-cOnstructed Stays for growing
Girls, which would, in many cases, prevent Curvature of the
Spine and Diseases of 'the' Lungs, from which no medical
skill can in after life relitvn them.
FRENCH AND MEDICAL STAY MAKER.

122, BOLD-STREET,four doors above Colquitt-street.

BIRTHS.
At Colwall, between Malvern and Ledbury, the wife of a cottager
of a fine girl. The mother is 53 and the father 7g years
On board the ,French steamer Tancredi, at Cervi, in the Mores,
where the said vessel had put in through stress of weather, the
lady of colonel DOUGLAS, (serving in India, son of Lieutenant-
General Sir Howard Douglas, M.P.,) of a daughter.
On the 26th ultimo, at Weetwood-hall, the lady of H. C. Mar-
shall, Esq., of a son.

On the'ilst ultimo, in Upper Parliament-street, the wife of Mr.
DUNCAN GI 88, of a son.
On the sth instant, at Grove-street, Mrs. ROBERT C CROSBIE
of a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

Herefordshire, talk, r

Charles Joseph Grimes Kear, St,
farmer's assistant.

Briavels, Gloucestershire,

George Prichard, St. Brivaels, Gloucestershire, farmer

John Edward TUrner, Gloucester, linendraper's assistant.

William Turner, Great Coggeshall, Essex, bricklayer.
Juliana Eliza Ravenscroft, Doddington-grove, Kennington
scbool-mistress.

Robert Johnson, Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, cord.
wainer.

Joseph Harrison, Bradford, Yorkshire

William Steggles, Bury Et; Edmunds, builder

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS von LIVERPOOL.
FEBRUARY. Moult

9, Horton Payne, (audit:
10, William Fox, (2nd)
8, John Jones. (Ist)

District Court, 12
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12

g, David Robertson, (Ist

13, Samuel Highfieid, (Ist)
15, William Webb, (2nd). Ditto, 11
14, George Reale Brown. (proof). Ditto, 11
16, John Haddock, (audit) . Ditto, 1
17, John Casson, (2dd) Ditto, 11
17, Thomas Jones, (2nd) ' Ditto, 11
17, Highfield Brothers, (proof & div.) Dist. Court, Manchester. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

WINDOW

fgo intb.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, with immediate
possession, an excellent PUBLIC HOUSE, called the
" Sea View Vaults," situated in Park-street, corner of Upper
Mann-street, Toxteth-park. The House is nearly new, and
well fitted up. Spirit Licence is attached, and business may
be commenced at once. Tenure Freehold.
Apply to Mr. J. D. HORE, at Messrs. Keightley and Ban-
ning s, Rumford-street; or to Mr. OWEN WILLIAaIS, 28,
St. James's-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

4 9 16

Corresponding

Resistances. J -
" Thus, eve n
be fore the resistance at the bow of a vessel were
all that had toconsidered, the for of one h undred horses
would only drag the vessel ten times as fast as one horse, the

relation being that which mathematicians express by saying
that the resistance increases as the square of the speed.
But there is another important element in the calculation,
the stern of

_
n account of which the
is still consi-

the lessening of the- usual water pressure u

moves forwa.

quired to produce an mei
. , la t

derably greater than a

s at what a

pense of
If an e

coal, h

50 hors,

would d

s of 50, or

gine of 49 or

ten miles, and three such to drive it tweiv
the resistance at the bow, as already stated, to be the measure
- - that engines

,dvatitag,

which they do

arry were

as with a

Ler 1000 miles, at

drive her much more than 3000 at a rate o
hour; and much more than 6000 at a rate

This is a

r. it would

iportant consideratio❑ for per.

steam navigat

of putting
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CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.

Frb. 28, J. Archer, Liveryool, wine-merchant—Feb.23, .1 Burton,
Levenshulme, Lancashire, licensed victualler—March 3. T. William-
son, Salford, Lancashire, grocer—Feb. 28, J. Milne, Newhey, Lan-
cashire, cotton-spinner—Feb. 24, J. Wilkinson, Ardwick, Lanca-
shire, innkeeper—Feb.' 24, R. Andrew and A. Andrew, Ashton -
under- Lyne, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—Feb. 24, .1. Chadwick.
Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, cotton-spinner.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY UNDER THE NEW ACT.
William Venables, Oxford, boat-builder.
David Cobb, York, assistant to a licensed victualler.

Paul llnrst,'Shaweross, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturer

George Patchett, Dinting, Derbyshire, beer-seller.
William Evans, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, butcher,

William Jones, Ledbiix
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

MARRIED.

Lately, at the Catholic Chapel, arrington, by the Rev. John
Molyneux, blr. JOHN RIDGEWAY, jun. of Manchester, brother
to the Rev. P. A Ridgeway, of the English College, Douay, to
ANN, only daughter of the late Mr. GEORGE FAIRCLOUGH,
St. Helens.

On the 25th ultimo, at Trinity Church, Whitchurch, by the Rev.
James Colley, JAMES SMITH TORROP, Esq. of Edinburgh. to
MARIAN, second daughter of the late JOHN EDWARDS, Esq. of
Whitchurch.

On the 26th ultimo, at Cambridge, an old couple whose united
ages amount to lso years, the swain being about 85 and the lady
acknowledging to the remainder.

Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Warrington. JOSEPH C. WIL -
LIAMSON, Esq. of Buxton, to SARAH, youngest daughter of
Mr. THOMAS WAGSTAFF, of Warrington.
On the 27th ultimo, by license, at St. James's Church, by the
Rev. Henry Hampton, Mr. HUGH TAIT to Miss JANE JONES,
of Hill-street. Toxteth-park.
On the ~oth ultimo, at Hale, by special license, by the Rev. Mr•
Stewart M.A. Mr. THOMAS RIGBY, baker, Speke, to ELIZA•
BETH, fourth daughter of Mr. WILLIAM KNOWLES, Hale.
Same day, at Kirby Lonsdale. WILLIAM 1-1 OWEN, Ese.•
solicitor, of Gorey. Ireland, to MARY, only daughter of the late
Captain EDWARDS, of this town.

Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr•
WILLIAM MURPHY, shipwright, to MARY, daughter of Mr•
HENRY BROCKLASS, lieutenant in the army.
Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr•
EDWD. TAYLOR, coach-maker, to Miss MARGARET JONES.
Same day. at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr•
JOHN PRICE, tailor, to Miss SARAH SMITH, of Stanhope'
street.

On the 31st ultimo, at St. Bride's Church', Mr. JOSEPH EVANs,
of Chester, to MARY ANN HINDMARSH, of London.
Same day, at Bebbington, Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, of Willastoo,
to ELLEN, only daughter of the late Mr. HOLMES, of Bebbing-
ton.

On the Ist instant, at the Parish Church, Leeds, by the Re'
J. Clark, M.A., Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, of Bolton-le-Moors, solicitor,
second son of Wm. Taylor, Esq., of the Newark, Leicester, t°
HELEN, second, daughter of the late CHARLES WOOD, EA'
Brunswick-place. Leeds.
On the 2nd instant, by special license, at St. James's Chureb:
by the Rev. Henry Hampton, Mr. THOMAS HORROCKS to ...
MARTHA QUEEN.
Same day, at Walton, by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Mr. E. w'
RLAONBEGRLTEYALtoLEMNA,RofGtAhis REL,
vnel.dest daughter of the late CaPtal°
Same day, at Witton Church, Northwich, by the Rev. gr.
Teirman, Mr. GREATBATCH, commercial traveller, Middlewic"
to ANNE, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS, farMe'.,,
Broken Cross, near Northwich.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

EUROPE.

Hampshire, T Gaine, 298 Ancona, Vianna & Co
Rebecca Margaretha, J Aldberg, 88 Bremen, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Honesta, N Andrews, 135 Messina & Palermo, J Rothwell
Magnet, D B Morton, 335 Montreal, K Dowie & Co
Pryde, Montgomery, 204 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY s.—Wind North, moderate

SAILED.— Mamiella, Cuculla ; Howard, Hill, and St. Harlampy,
Kruger, for Havana—Helen, Chingwall, from Curacoa—Vesta,
Shearer, for Rio Janeiro—Rising Sun, Howell, for Gulf of Mexico
—Clarendon, Stoddart, for Charleston—Othello. Albree, for Sa-
vaunah—Acadia, Kyrie, for Halifax, &c.—Oseola. Childs, and
Russell Glover. Howes, for New Orleans—Virginian, Allen; In.
dependence, Nye, and Adirondack, Hackstaff, for New York—Ann
Paley, Chapman, for Oporto—and Corinthian, Casely, for Leghorn.

Jane, Cumming, hence for Trinidad, at Falmouth
Brilliant, Swatlin, hence for Naples, at Beaumaris
HOLYHEAD, Feb. 4.—lt blew a tremendous hurricane from N. to
N.N.B. with squalls, and accompanied with snow. The force of
the wind is denoted by Captain Beaufort's tables, No. 12, with a
star under.

GREENOCK, Feb. l.—The Marquis of Abercorne, Snow, from
Liverpool for Sierra Leone, has put in here leaky, and must dis-
charge
MILFORD, Feb. 3.—lt blew a tremendous gale last night and this
morning from W. to N.N.W. : most of the vessels drove. The
Hero, for Africa, broke her anchor, and drove about three miles up
the harbour, but she is now riding safely. The gale still continues
from N.N. W. with occasional heavy squalls of hail.

MONDAY, FEBRUABY 6.—Wind N.N.E

A RRlVED.—Queensbury, Stitt, from Dumfries—and Nimble, Col.
beck, from Whitehaven.

&Alum—Annie, Potter, for Gibraltar—Sharon, Purenton ; Os-
wego, Wood, and Nonantum, King, for New Orleans—Merchant,
Jordan, and Colombo, :Eldridge, for Savannah—Grace Brown,
Myers, for Baltimore—lane, Carwithen, for Malta—Broad Oak,
M.Coy, for Bahia—Clara, Powhattan, for Mobile—Denison, Ryrie,
for Antigua—Sanders, Bulley, for Constantinople—and Ell Whit-
ney, Harding, for Boston.

Albion, Martin, hence at Lisbon
P. J. Nugent, from Newry to Runcorn, was wrecked at Rhyl sth
February

Istai, 31st Jan.—Margaret, Leslie, from Liverpool to Killala
was driven on shore yesterday in Lochendahl

.
MILFORD, ath Feb.—The Hero again drove last night, during a
gale from N.N.W. and grounded on a mud bank, where she
remains,

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, FEB. 6

Wind at Holyhead N.B. gentle breeze during the day.
No vessels off Holyhead, during the day, inward bound.
Sailed from Beaumaris Bay, at 10 30 a.m. No. 2780, Ironside.
Sailed from Holyhead, at 1 p.m. No. gsoi, Prince of Wales, B, Sc,
Off the port, at 4 50 p.m.,1 schooner.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

TO CARPET DEALERS, &c

MO be SOLD, laY TENDER, by order of the Assignee of
Alfred Webb, SEVEN BALES, containing about
Three Thousand Yards of Brussels and Scotch CARPETING,
purchased in December, 1841, and consisting of every variety
of Colour, Pattern, and Design.
The Carpets may be seen on and after FRIDAY next, at
Messrs. Walker and Tilsley's Warehouse, 39, Upper Fre-
derick-street, and the Invoice examined, and sealed Tenders,
for any part, or the whole, directed to Alexander Davidson,
Esq., Commercial Bank of England, Manchester, must be
delivered at the Bank, on or before Twelve o'clock on MON-
DAY next, the 13th February instant.
For further particulars apply to Mr. HENRY BELOE, Ac-
countant, Park-lane.

•••_
Db Ut.

TO be LET, the NEW BRIGHTON HOTEL, with or
without the Ferry.
Also, OFFICES, in Atherton Buil
DITTO, in Exchange-street.
The HOUSE, No. 3, York-terra
entered upon immediately.
Apply to Mr. ATBERToN, LiverpO"ol or New Brighton
(One concern.)

Everton. May be

MO be LET, Two New WAREHOUSES, in Neptune-
street-1- : will hold 4500 Bales each; and One in Argyle-
street, which will hold 2500 Bales of Cotton.
Alio, opposite the Waterloo Dock, Two SHOPS, with or
without Warehouse Rooms over them.
Apply to N. REYNER, Bunnell's-weint, Rumford-street.
(One concern.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at the Bro irs' Office,
Druid-court, Dale-street,
57 Casks CHEESE,
9 Barrels
-TONGU
30 Half Barrels 3
Just landed per New York, from New York, and can be ex-
,:mined the day previous to the sale.—Apply to
DANIEL BUCHANAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.

On accnwzt of those whom tt may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the
Quay of the Trafalgar Dock/
About 400 Bales damaged C OKTOAT,

Landing ex boats from Wexford, (being cart of the cargo of
the Vermont, from Savannah, wrecked on the Wexford coast.)
—Apply to HAYWOOD and M'VICCAR.

ON SALE,
Best Warranted ANCHORS, and
" Proved" CHAIN CABLES, in large assortment.
Apply to RALPH CLAY and SON,
Bath-street Foundry, east side Prince's Dock

Just published, price 6d.,
RULES for the more uniform MASTING and SPAR-
RING of MERCHANT SHIPS; accompanied with
an Address to British Shipowners and Shipbuilders, and
some useful information. 4#'_( _

By HENRY CLEAVER CHAPMAN, Esq.,
Chairman of the Committee of the Liierpool Register of

Shipping.
WAREING Wann, Castle-street, Liverpool ; andAtuP-
KIN and Co., London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

~.;::~c~.a~-~.~r+

alts bp „glutton.

WEDNESDAY

To-34°11.110w, (Wednesday,) the Bth ins e, at Twelve o'clock,
and H. Littledale and Co.'s Pffice, 13, Exchange

at T
Buildings,

250 Bales JU'it,

Now latiding ex Brooke, from Caletika: Brunswick Dock.—
Apply to Messrs. C. THoMsoN and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and,Co., Brokers.

it
On account of whom it may ncern.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Bth inst at Twelve o'clock,
at BuMiby, Son, and Foster's Office olonial Buildings,
Dale-street,

190 Ba2' Bengal t SUGAR, all faults
50 Bags Mauritius

Apply to
BUSHBY, SON, and FOSTER, Brokers.

THURSDAY

Bankrupt's and other Property.—Without reserve.
On THURSDAY next, the ph instant, at One o'clock, at. T. I.

Walthew's 011iR, 20, North John-street,
20 Cases CHAMPAGNE, various qualities,
15 Cases CLARET,
5 Pipes
8 HisSeads PORT WINE, various brands
15 Q tter Casks and vintages,
120 Ca "s

6 Bufts
SHERRY,
36 Quarter Casks
1. Pipe
MADEIRA,
3 Quarter Casks) • -
2 Hogsheads BUCELLAS.
Samples may be tasted on the morning of sale.—Apply
T. L. WALTHEW, BrokeV
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

DISSOLUTION

THE undersigned beg leave to apprise th • Correspondents
and Friends that the Partnership ca ied on under the
Firm of " Rainford, Rossall, and Grad 1," is dissolved by
mutual consent. _ _

All Debts owing by and to the late F4m will be paid and
received respectfully by the undersigned " Rossall and
Gradwell."

WILLIAM RAINFORD
THOMAS ROSSALL.
JOHN GRADWELL.

R OSSALL and GRADWELL take this opportunity of
IA returning thanks to their numerous Friends and the
Public for the liberal support they have received whilst car-
rying on business under the Firm of " Rainford, Rossall,
and C 0.," and beg to inform them that they will continue the
business, as usual, on the Premises, 3, BOLD-smEET,
where, by strict attention to business and reasonable charges,
they hope to merit a continuance of their support,
3, BOLD-STREET, January 26, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

The present number commences with an
what they have been,

and what the

may become

Some curious

brought forward

ading and_ remembering. " The

anscribed a few amusing 1

s from

" A Day i❑ a Brazilian Fores

be read with attention and pleasure, as all such
generally do. It is to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

EGYPT

ALEXANDRIA, J. 23.—The Paella returned to
the pth inst. Cairo
.rom his excursion to the upper country, on ;
he now proposes to go again to the Delta to superintend the
works at present in progress there, and, by his presence, to

encourage the agricultural operations in tha LiF
11Ye
t
him will also leave Cairo soon, to re. 3
in the present state of the country, require the most energ,
tic attention on the part of the superiors. In
of the great exertions of the government ar''
officers who have land in cultivation

irn to his farms,

In consequence

crops will not be

!nt as they were expected.

urrain

3 know

xists: but is said to be disappea

what ravages it
estimated at from 200,000 to 230,00°- -
for agricultural purposes have yet been imported, for spec-
u
lators are afraid, whilst the disease prevails, to run the risk
of importation ; it is now, however, eleven days since any
case has occurred in Alexandria.
is rumoured that the Pacha is preparing a military ex-
pe4itionto Darfour, and that Hassan Pacha is about to IP
Cairo with
. two regiments, to join a force of some S
already in the upper country.

13,000 men

TURKEY.
The advises from Constantinople are to the 17th ult.
They confirm the election of George Rubesco to be Hospo-
dar of Wallachia, who is said to be entirely in the inter
of Russia. The Russian embassy does
have made much head against the Porte in the Servian
affair, the Sultan insisting that, as he himself bad kept
strictly within the provisions of the existing treatie'
no power had a right to interfere. The commissioners
pointed by the Porte to confer with the Persian ce
sinner on the subject of the existing differ(
the two countries have just set out from Con
the place of meeting. mustapha pasha had
from office as seraskier.

A appear to

ces between

en displaced

THE RIVET/. PLAT/I.—The following is a translation of a
bulletin published in a Monte 'Video paper of the 21st of
November, just received. It seems probable that the victory
mentioned in it will impede General Rosas's projects for the
invasion of the Montevidean provinces, and place the re-
mainder of his force in Entrerios in a very critical position.
But.x.irrtw : OVVICIAL.
Head Quarters, Nobaya, 14th Norember,lB42.
" The President of the.priental.lypublic of Urguay to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

is to be ste

proportionately further aft than those with bluff bows ; but

. .
although a mast operates, to a certain extent, to depress the

hen under a press of sail, its being st

ped well for-

xard would, it appears to us, from

her nose, rather prevent her from

aead sat

griping" with a bean;

no doubt, be eagerly read. Although there are now many
competitors in the field, who have followed where Dickens
so gaily and triumphantly led—with that sort of feeling
which actuates the crowd when a favourite racer is on the
course, we must confess we should not like to see Dickens
in the rear. To carry out this sporting idea, he certainly
" stands high in the betting," and is the " first favourite"
ghout the timbers, I with the public.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

SPACIOUS MANSION, NEAR LiyEliPboL.

M ii
O be LET, that most commodious and de cable RESI-
DENCE, called OLIVE MOUNT, n the favourite
village of Wavertree, commanding an c ensive and pic-
turesque view, and well sheltered from t north and West
p
winds, together with Stabling and Coa 4houses, Outoffices,
Pleasure Grounds, walled Garden, an Ilot-house, with or
without Five or more Acres of Land Possession may be
had immediately.
__ __ .

For view and particulars apply to Messrs. HARVEY and
FALCON, Solicitors, No. 1, Exchange Buildings, Liverpool.

Ergat go tiro.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

Standard.)
d will

stry of Shipping ; agent, we

by nautical men, who, for

Dllowing in

he footsteps or

artner, Mr. Willis

een in con

s acquirements as a

phical principles, unhappily too litt

'or Lloyd's

a gentleman who
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

s our expectation
ital ; t

are excellent in styl.

The Baton de Marechal is equal to
subject : Cruickshank. " s. d." ought to be taken by all who de-
" I would ask commanders of ships how many ships strain light in serial literature and love a pleasant story.
their upper works and damage their cargoes from being over-
masted, and, consequently, laboursome or crank ? If over-
",,,r is a prolific cause of damage, why do not the Under-

mited, free trade, our author thus concludes this part of his 1 and are well executed

"-cited by Harry Lorrequer, and illustrated by
Walnasley, Liverpool.

Our Mess. is

mium for the best essay on

re of ships and their equipments, and also fur the en-

Tom Burke goes back to the time when he was a tiny boy

.it service? ;;ZtVi';'-giTg;"(;';iC) and then begins his history. His early days are by no means
supply the vacuum caused by the suppression of the best Promising ; difficulties appear to be thrown in his way
normal nautical school in the world, viz,—the late Honoura- au commencement. This tale opens with the true Lorrequer
ble East India Company's service, under whose fostering spirit, and is clashed off in good style. The illustrations be
care the best officers and navigators extant were reared."
Phiz are in his usual free and bold manner.
Our author then furnishes a full statement of the '

gement of

atific knowledgi

and officers of the merc

Martin Chuzzlewit. By Dickens (Boz). Webb, Liverpool

The old green cover comes welcome before us ag
bringing up pleasant recollections of Pickwick, the Nicklebys,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

yie
CHARLES WILLMER'S „
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ESTABLISHMENT,

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OF EVERY KIND CONSTANTLY ON SALE
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Of every description Executed on the Shortest Notice, and

on the most Reasonable Terms
ADVERTISEMENTS

Received for Insertion in every Newspaper published in

GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND, and AMERICA.
PLAYING CARDS FOR EXPORTATION
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

ROYAL LIVER THEATRE

RE-APPEARANCE of Mrs. FiTzTriLLIAm.
FIRST APPEARANCE of Mr. BYCKSPONE.
THIS present TUESDAY EVENING', the 7th, and To-
MORROW, the Bth February instaf the Performances
will commence with the Comedy of

THE WIDOW
Fitzwilliam.
Widow Brady M Fitzwilliam.
After which an entirely ne omedy, entitled
A CURE FOR LOVE.
Richard Sadgrove, E5q..... Mr. Buckstone.
To be followed by the new Monopologue, called
THE BELLE OF THE HOTEL;
Or, American Sketches ;
in which Seven Peals will be rung by Mrs. Fitzwilliam
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
JOSEPH BRAG ;
Or, How to Make a Will.
Joseph Brag Mr. Buckstone.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

ring time—the time of

` boys of the Irish lc

,c natives the

s terough minds

t of his

s laid first at Courtrai, next at Bruges

nd conse-

e related of the

creatun

through the narrative

—whCn

were wont to astonish the weak
ore paid to fight for. His hero

1 falls into a scrape

Two very

Marehehal. We

n actress, named

are introduced to a charmi
Adrienne Le Couvrier, who, no doubt, will be made to figur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

Minister of War

Sir,--The operation which I proposed to effect with the
[ry under my orders has had a favourable result. On
12th instant our advanced guards, under the valiant
Lopez, defeated Crispin yelasquiz, between Villaguay
Gualiguay, taking some prisoners and all the reserve of
lad, and driving him to this side of the Gualiguay,
had passed by swimming across, the river being
led. Our advanced guard did the same, on the
ed themselves in front of a body of about
!nerny, with whom they kept up a guerilla
Yesterday, early in the morning, I crossed
?.,000 men, naked, carrying merely
iefore ten o'clock my valiant fol-

er in person
words and la
_ .

ng, destroying, and pursuing the
;h is annihilated ; they fled for
Our loss does not exceed fifte:n
has not been small. I should

IUCTION

Mr. Gard

t of t

to read a c

dMODATI

away w

13ariinirtentarp Vtortebing

iOUSI

t eulog

a Affgl

was to him a

and fair

iad now been s

The nob:

nil Ural and manufacturing
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-07

d althoug

h the a

or dettc
to be at

The no

ricies in the revenue, he

ted to other and more

_ earl then concluded by referring
with pride and satisfaction to the enthusiastic reception her
Majesty recently received from her Scottish subjects on her
visit to that country. The noble earl then read the address,
which, as usual, was an echo of the speech.
The Earl of EGLINGTON seconded the address. In doing
so, the noble earl apologised for his inefficiency, inasmuch as
the nresent was the first time he had the honour of add rcss-

t was g

3 know that the coun-

ry, both internally and externally, was in a state of profound
ranquillity.
_Ho

to be deplored,

rccasioned

..ver much the loss of life in the war was
t was satisfactory to reflect that the war which
,ss had not its origin in any political cause.

He did not take a

)omy view of the fallin-g

venue. which he could trace to recent changes in the
He alluE

ns of the country

to Scotland, the loyal

people, and expressed

led to her
•ed by the

duced to go there

sty might be in-

gain at no distant period ; promising her,
in their name, a still better reception. He briefly noticed
that paragraph in the speech relative to Affghanistan, eulogi-

also the peace N

aina and this coup

s what had been ef-

and the arra

overnment and Great Britain. He consic

present occasion as one unfit for political discussions
believing their lordships would

ncur with him in that
lord-

hope that t.

min that opinion, conclude,

said that tF

ch from

but vet the subjects it referred to

'possible to pass them over
He approved of the silence
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-09

PARTNERSHIP

A YOUNG MAN of respectability, capital, and accus-
L 1 turned to business, with some knowledge of the Corn
Trade, is desirous of forming a connection with an established
House (Commercial or Manufacturing) of respectability and
credit, and of taking an active part in the business.
Communications, from Principals only, addressed F. R. S.,
Standard-office, will be immediately and confidentially at-
tended to.

Most satisfactory references, as to character, &c., will be
given.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-09

ELLINGTON I

HUNDRED GUINEAS

E PI

gives the following uddi

/lave kindly consented to form a barb, to the Newry Telegrap,
o act as a board of Trustees for the Public upon tional particulars :
_ . " I read in your truly Protestant journal of the 3rd inst

HAPPY D. D

LANDSEEV..
e.s.A. and A.FLA

a letter from a correspondent. proposing

Priest in
Majesty

Account of the meeting of Protestants in
Tuesday last, the 30th ult
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-06-09

TO COAL PROPRIETORS, &c,

ON SALE, to arrive, about 20,000 Yards of good OAK
and LARCH PROPWOOD, to be delivered at Liver-
pool or Runcorn.
Apply to EDWARD MOROAN, Canal Basin, Oldhall.street,
Liverpool,
Who has constantly on hand, ORRELL, CANNEL,
PEMBERTON, and SMITHS' COALS. Also, ST.
HELEN'S COALS, in Flats.