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,ecl at 54s

I*, 2, Yorli

Garratt-bridge, David-street ; 'at Mr. Shackle's, Chemist,
Peascod-street, Windsor; at which places specimens of their
application may be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

e yard

Z 5 per cent ins

hipping interest of the States is also favoured by a
ction in the duties upon tarred cables and

'orclage chain cabl

I anchors

The general effect must be to increase very ma-
terially the value of the American market to the
British manufacturer, whilst it may arrest the pro-
gress of the people of the eastern states in manufac-
- skill, notwithstanding the large margin of
on (25 per cent.) still left them.

protec

ewing the circu

tances of the last few weel,

nce's visit, while NT
nuch to be nroud

hates. It is a combination of mortified vanity and
unsubdued sloth : vanity which puffs itself up on
nary equality with distinguished p2rsons,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

scenery gel)
nd thrivtfir, P 1
_

and the expen
Payment, .15

month at

by mont

We wish to impr .upon the minds of Families residing in be formed
the Country, th, ay can be supplied with Teas at the same
prices as m Trpool, by sending
..orders to the amount ofvarious 01
.40s. it
nr linwnrrie . +ha connd lx.:11 ,

COmpany, and by the jt6sicif
The entrance is within 3OO 'r _ _

One of the grfft-ifea—iu'
Promenade ter the rive

Eastham, the length of which is
and will stand 10 feet above the sands of th
menade will be open to those only who

grounds of this Pal*.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
There is an immense bed of Clay for Brick-making purposes,
and Stone may be had in abundance on the upper part of the
Land.

It is now designed that this Land shall hi
the Members of a Society, in 170 to 175 Lot
1000 yards each. A Plan has been prepared
bilities for such division.
It is calculated that ~irn

ri among

of mat

eewers, and sea wall.
abscriber's name, and .t-15 one
at the list is filled; the remainder
3 until the objects of the Society

jed by Ii i:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

I the Cl

" our order" when we cor

of rancour and r

severma

)od, made'

We have the sati

e of our conterc

sure, in seeing the
calumny growing in public
ng that can adorn the Chris-
. We allude to the Mercury

_.rips were deceitful ever."
The universal letter writers have been enabled by
the kindness of the law to snap their figers at at-
torney's threats, and to laugh at the consequences
of repudiation. Another class, however, who have
hitherto been hugging themselves in their imagined
safety—the men who have been favoured with large
allotments, and have pocketed the premiums—are
beginning to feel nervous. The time of registra-
tion for those schemes which have received the
sanction of Pdrliament is rat hand. The holders of
scrip are being called upon to send in their names
for enrolment ; to exchange securities which involve
no responsibility for others which irivolve liabilities
for calls; " but will they come when you do 611
for them ?" The ominous word "dis." appended
to so many of the " directs" and "Junctions,"
_scendancy calumny aims its envenomed the "Grand Unions," and the less imposing
is malice excited, by any injury it has' " Branches," will, we fear, tempt the bulk of them
received, but by the sight of excellence to which it to transfer their dangerous property, not into their
cannot attain. It is what is vulgarly and properly own names in the books of the various companies,
called spite, unconsciously betraying its own little- but—into the fire.
ness and its own pain. It is such a destitution of What is the next act of the drama ? There are
benevolence as cannot aqmire what is good, and sundry hundreds of deeds which have been signed
such a destitution of talent as cannot injure what it —Parliamentary contracts and subscribers' agree-

biect of that iecl

and the I
The na

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n in which he is held, that
ce others largely, and be-

man is, at t

he best, but

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ention
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

And now, sweet mother, lay thy hand once more beneath my

I fain c
Nay, d

urried—

'et once ag

1 pass away from earth this fondly pillowel ;
,t tremble, though my voice grows fainter, and my

nick—bespeak the near approach of

w be't thy latest care
ing ear, the unforgotten prayer;
Serap!:s wait, ..c l.n,4th I must resign,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
430 Hlids.
} Port ico-SttGAR,
150 Barrels
Just landed from B• • up Ida.--Apply to Messrs. Ran),
lavngo, and Co., A rchants, or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at
Jones, Mann, and Foster' i Dale-street,
400 Bags Mau • ' GAR, all faults.
For further particul pply to
J S, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at One o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, No, 1, Royal Bank Buildings, Dale-street,

556 Bags SU ,
Ex Otterspool, from Calcut pply to Messrs. JOSEPH Ho-
SACK and Co., Merchan , rto •
IRTAM and WANOSTROCHT, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

every gc

th and aft

been hid from my sight,
ldren at their play,

have danced with sport

s own wild melody
t within his ho

dear than all the rest

we bath been my anchor here

,trwhicli bath steeled my soul in its career

y to bear, and meekly to rely

awellethfar above 9

Lzure sky

And oft, my mother, when I've felt the slowing sun impart,

tha cooling breeze of heaven, a rapture to my heart,
a I.ast led me forth to roam where flowers their fra-

ten to the murm'ring br

s, and drink the mountain

When the hamming-bee bath passed me by, and ev'ry sound I

ith the music of its bird.

sod very dear, but still I loved far most
sentle voice ; no other sound could boast
, such potent power, my silent breast to cheer,
till the murmur, hush the sigh, or stem the flowing tear.

ant dream to memory again,
d on loveliness, nor knew the faney vain—

Yes, these were de

And when, in very childhood, I have knelt beside thy knee,
Lisping in infant accents forth the prayer thou'dst taught tome,
As thou hast leant to bless me, I have telt upon my cheek,
The pitying tear, which, shed for nze, told more than► words
could speak.

Oh I holy is the fountain from whence such streamlets flow,
And precious are the pearly drops that stream for others woe
But when affection prompts the tear, breathes in a gentle sigh
It whispers hope and leads the thought to Immortality !

much of power to turn to good or ill,
or the cup of earthly surrur fill
diCSS woe, or bid the
[ion here, unto a brighter shore

And, mot
How thus

was thy love first taught to me
with a smile, the hour that sets me free :
I haste Affections flowerets blow,
ound, that the heart could

spirit soar

,t, dearest

,t precious, pure, ore
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

..,,over-square, Lond,
ht lion. SYDNEY HI

oke, to Mia
.nn

k'Court, of Ami,

Same day, at Walton Church, by the Rev. John Gladstone,
Rector of Stoke. EVERARD EASTIF., Esq., of Bootle, to
HANNAH BROOK, daughter of Mr. THOMAS LOVERING,
of the same place.
Same day, at the Synagnuge. Seel-street, by the Rev, M. S.
Oppenheim, MICHAEL OLDEN DBURG, tailor and draper, 4,
Ranelagb-street, to Miss HARRIET KISH, of Hamburg.
On the 13th instant, at St. George the Martyr. Queen-square,
London, by the Rev. James Francis, JAMES CLARKE HOOK,
Esq., eldest son of the Hon. James Hook, of Sierra Leone, to
ROSALIE, third daughter of JAMES BURTON, Esq., of Powis-
place, Queen-square, Loncl,n.

Same day, JOHN P. DUFF. Esq.. of this town, to MARY
TAYLOR, youurest daughter of the Rt.v. Dr. DUNBAR, Apple-
garth, Dumfriesshire.

- Same day, at Marbury, near Whitchurch. THOMAS WYNN)
El TON, Esq., treasurer of the county of Flint, to CATHERINE
daughter of Sir HARRY MAINWA RING, Bart., of Ove
Peover, Cheshire.

Same day, at Tongland Manse, Scotland, by the Rev. D. S.
Williamson, DAVID LOGAN, Esq , of Blackfield-house, Liver-
pool, to Miss BARBARA BROWN, of the above place.
same day, at the Parish Church, Frodsham, in the county of
Chester, Mr. WILLIAM HENRY BRASSEY. of Liverpool. to
JANE, eldest daughter of the late Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON,
i Liverpool.
On the '6th instant, at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. GEORGE
LYON. foreman to Messrs. Furniss and liiipeu, to Mrs. SARAH
J HNSTON, head•cook at the Town•hall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AuG. 11

The arrivals into this port up to Friday's market were
small, except Malt, which was considerable, and those
of other articles Coastwise and from Ireland, are still very
light; from abroad, however, we have ample supplies of
Wheat, Beans, Indian Corn and Flour, as will be seen by
our import note beneath.
We have had a good deal of business done in Wheat
and Flour today, at an improvement on the former of
2J. to 3d. per bushel, and on the latter of 3d. to 6d. per
barrel. Other articles in moderate request, at about
previous rates.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
AUGUST ]5, 1816.

ADMITTF D.
Fever and Small Pox. 22
Medical and Surgical Wards 4g

Cured ..
Relieved

Lying-in Wards
Lock

1 I Died

78 1 Total
REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS.
Fever and Small Pox
Medical and Surgical Wards
Lying-in Wards ,
Lock ,

Total 394
Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite,
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Maculloch.
_ . .

Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and

Mr. Thomas Inman.
House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall
Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AUGUST 15

DISCHARGED

In-patients cured
Relieved and at own requestl2
Made Out-patients 1
7rregular
4
Dead

In-patients 42
Out-patients
Casual sduring the week l2
Remaining in the house 177

ConsultingSnrgeons, Mr. Porshaw and Mr. Dawson
House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane.
Apothecary. 141 r. George Padley.

House Visitors, J. Willink and W. B. Falcon, Esqrs.
Chaplain.... Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD GI BSON.Treasurer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

5 North of France, const,
6 Orlt

S. Tours lk Bounleaux

5 Paris and I.yous, Coast
26 Paris and Orleans ....
26 Parij and Rouen

5 'Paris and Strausburgh, ConSt
20 IReiten and Havre

5 iTonr.: and NI
6 West Flande
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

For terms of freig

(One concern.)

An extra ressel.—Will be despatched on Thursday
next, the 20th instant.
For RIO NEIRO,
The ve e Ship SHAKSPEARE,
GE ENDERSON, Commander;
505 tons ; coppered ; a remarkably fast sailer ; and well
known for delivering. her cargoes without damage.—For terms,
&c. apply on board, in Salthouse Dock; to Mr. KENDALL, the
owner; to Messrs. ASHLEY BROTHERS'; or to
W. and J. TYRF.R.

4eri.
_

4. .. .. To sail immediately.
411 For SANTA MARTHA,
~.iiva The fine A 1 Barque MARY ELIZABETH,
.--aTiasasc PATRICK. T onrr-Master ;
British-built ; regi s 338 tons ; coppered and
copper-fastened ; sails fas ' 111 be found an excellent convey-
mice for fine goods.—F reight or passage apply to
IMRIE and TOMLINSON.

Ziniteb ,A)tateo'.

To sail on the Ist of S'eptember.
T For BALTIMORE,
,e,1% The fine first-class American Ship REPUBLIC,
4_l Captain D. C Dis ;
- --rag 700 tons; coppered copper-fastened ; and a
=g-- most desirable c yance for goods or passengers,
for terms of which apply Captain LANnts, on hoard, Vic-
toria Dock, or to

BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight will be collected at the rate of four dollars eighty
cents to the pound sterling.

To sail on the Ist of September next,

For PHILADELPHIA,
1 41 ,11t;
4, The first-class American Ship MONONGAHELA,
„i Captain J. JULTUS :
---- 600 tons ; coppered and ppef:fastened; late one of
the line of packets; and in ever spect a most desirable con-
veyance for goods or passen' .—For terms of which apply to
Captain Jul.' us, on boar ictoria Dock, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
Freight will be payable at the rate of four dollars eighty
cents to the pound sterling.

BOSTON PACKET SHIPS
TRAIN'S LINE.

Sailing on the 20th of every Month from
LIVERPOOL TO BOSTON.

JOSHUA BATES, J. MURDOCH

MARY ANN, A. H. BROWN 6OO tons.
COLUMBIANA, G. M. POLLARD . 630 tons
WASHINGTON IRVING, B.coic WELL, 750 tons

Sailing onerth of every Month from
• BOS Nto LIVERPOOL.
NARY ANN, A. H. BROWN 6OO tons.. sth Aug.
COLUMBIANA, G. M. POLLARD 630 tons.. sth Sept.
WASHINGTON IRVING, E. CALDWELL, 750 tons.. sth Oct.
JOSHUA BATES, J. Mum:foci" 620 tons.. sth Nov.
These ships are all of the first class • coppered and copper-
fastened; fast sailers, and commanded by men of experience in
the trade, and have excellent accommodations for passengers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

Y_tteraturr.

POETRY

DYING BLIND 801

nt to d

coulcist

rlve danced witl

as all the rest

And oft, my mother, w

To listen to the murm'ring br4

When the humming-bee bath passed me t

ill bless tiie

now that thou art fair

nd twined thy s

n hid from my sigh
m at their play,

anchor here,
,n 1 in its carccr

I've felt the v.:lowing, sun impart,
,ze of heaven, a rapture to my heart,
hast led me forth to roam where flowers their fra-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

by the circumstance of having lent himself to the purposes
of a combination which never could be too much repre-
hended. It was not to be endured in this country, that
any man, or set of men, should arrogate the right of pre-
venting other men working for who they pleased, for what
they pleased, and when they pleased, in order to oblige

have been perfectly ready to execute any act, .however
atrocious, with this view, there could be no doubt; 'but,
fortunately for him, and for the prosecutor, the wound be

the 'cons,

pulses as seem ti

ave actu

.d him, and abOv

all of the

use of such a deadly weapon as the knife upon occasions
of sudden quarrel, a most unmanly and cruel practice, he
should feel it his duty to pass the sentence of transports-

ten years' transport;

CUTTING AND WOUNDING

Michael Kilcourae, _ _
Walton-on-the-Hill, felonious

'6. was indicted for having, at
ly and maliciously wounded

From the evidence on the part of the prosecutor it ap-
peared that Blue was a workman on the works of the Li-
verpool and Bury Railway Company at Waiton, near this

town. On the Eth May last, in the afternoon, the pri-
soner, accompanied by four or five other menevrent up to
the prosecutor, with a bludgeon in his hand, and asked
for a job.. The prosecutor told him he was not the

" gaffer, the person who usually employed the men, but
he would be there at six o'clock. Immediately afterwards
the prisoner struck him three times with great violence
upon the face, felling him to the ground. The prisoner
was with great difficulty secured ; and from the testimony
of Mr. Woods, surgeon of N,Valton, the prosecutor ap-
peared to have sustained considerable injury. and remained
for fourteen days under his care. There was a contusion
on the right jaw, but blood was only drawn upon the
inside of the mouth from the parts having come in contact
with the teeth.

The JUDGE expressed a doubt whether this was a cut-
ting and wounding within the meaning of the act.
Mr. FLETCHER, for the prosecution, quoted " The
Queen versus Smith, 8 Carrington and Payne," where
Lord Denman held that a breaking of the skin from which
blood flowed in the interior of the mouth came within the
act.

The JUDGE said this was an authority in point.
The prisoner was found guilty of a common assault
Sentence was deferred.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

HORSES, CARTS, GEARS, &c

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at One o'clock
precisely, at Lucas's Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
TWENTY to THIRTY HORSES, comprising a Lot
of Powerful and useful CART HORSES, in working con-
dition, several active Horses, suitable for Van or Spring Cart
Work, and a number of others calculated for general purposes.
Several Spring Vans, Carts, Shandries, 'Whitechapels, and other
Vehicles. A quantity of Gearing and a variety of Saddlery,
Harness, &c.

On view prior to the sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

MARSDEN V. 11;0—R-
- n. and the defe

on a bill cfexchangecir;;;
to the plaintiff. The amc
_

as undefended

KNIGHT V. BARBET
William Barber the d

a contract between the p 1

vered a; soon ns its

within a reasonable time after delivery. T
had refused to perform his part of the eon
that the scrip had not been issued by the coi

. -
Mr. Ba:nes appeare
for the defendant.

be plaintiff and Mr.-W

It appeared from the statemes..
plaintiff was a sharebroker at Manc
fendant a cotton broker 9
August last the defendant agrt,...
shares in the Huddersfield, Bradford,
way. The scrip had not been issued, but that circum-
stance was known to the defendant, who appeared to t -
satisfied with his bargain. The scrip was issued in O-
ber, when the defendant had ij sent C"' -t he r
to take it, and the shares
Exchange against him at a
was sought to be recovered.
After the evidence had been cal
bis lordship said he was of opinion tilt,
support the declaration, the plaintiff was accordingly
suited.

1 the s

11 Halifax R

were sold out

loss of upwards of

br the pla

,tit did

KNIGHT V. SWAN.—The plaintiff was Nathan
and the defendant John S. Swan. It appeared

Istatement of the plaintiff's counsel, Mr..
plaintiff was a share-broker, carrying on I
cheater, and was employed by d

Baines

.fendant to buy, a

1 _
account, twenty shares in the Dover ..
N. hitehaven and Furness railways, with instructions
sell when a good opportunity offered. The shares w
accordingly purchased, and sold at a profit; but w
respect to those in the Whitehaven and Furness C(
pane the defendant expressed some dissatisfact
and they were re-purchased. Soon after this the p
began, and a call of £3 per share was made, ...-1 '
plaintiff paid. The defendant, however
the -' Id out

d twenty in

shares, they were
£63 155., which was tl
After the evidence hi

.covered

timated that there

s no case to go toth

plaintiff was according!

ACTION OF EJECTME

'OE DEM. GRUND

The plaintiffs we
of t

[or the recov

i Georg,
were ilk

-Lee Str(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

g!yeEl MILNERS

unqualified
;es of Mil-

iers' Fire-resisting Safes and Boxes, in cases of ac,_.... ..... .....__
cident from
he books After the destructive Fire at our offices, this morning,
and papers deposited in /Miners' Safe, purchased
s•om you, were found to be entirely uninjured by fire, whilst
hose contained in a strong Iron Safe and Drawers standing
>eside it, were completely destroyed. We will accordingly
' --- ith another Safe of the same
sz

thank
(No. 4)

"Sir, your obedient servants, „
J. and W. WALKER.
"Mr. JAmEs LAw, Stationer, Birkenhead."
Works, 50 A, Lard-street 47 to 45, Cable-street, and 15, South
John-street, Liverpool ; Lard-street,
DepOt, 47 A, Moorgate-street‘
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

IRISH TABINETS

THE considerable-quantity of this beautiful Fabric
(which is so unrivalled for elegance and durability) recently
manufactured by the desire and expressly for
HER MAJESTY,

having caused, by suck high patronage, an immense demand,

JOHN BRISCOE,
60, and 62. OLDHALL-STREET.

has added to his already celebrated Stock of real Irish Tabinefs
.n thr. rhoi,p varieties which the most distinguished

manufac-

turers have produced in this desirable and fashionable ma
terial, amongst which are the

MAGNIFICENT CLAN PATTERNS,
with an almost unlimited assortment of
PLAIN, SHOT, AND SUPERB FIGURES,
The newly selected Stock of

RICH BLACK AND COLOURED GENOA VELVETS,
FRENCH MERINOS,

FRENCH AND BRITISII MANUFACTURED SATIN

DUCAPES, SHAWLS,' CACHMERES, DELAI N ES, &c., &c.
will be found one of thelargest and most advantageous to select
from in the kingdom.
JOHN BRISCOE, 60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

Iso be content to take '

ldyship offered only such maidenly objectio-ns
as the noble lover had small difficulty in removii,g, and
hence the interesting event the record of which we thus

bring to a close

otttli Rinerfrae

:w
J. ~.

In. extra vessel.—Will •be despatched on Thursda4
next, the 20th instant.
For RIO DE JANEIRO,
The very tine Ship SHAKSPEARE,
GEO. HENDERSON, Commander ;
505 tons; ccppered ; is a remarkably fast sailer ; and well
known for delivering her cargoes without damage.—For terms,
&c. apply. art board; In Salthouse Dock; to Mr. KENDALL, the
owner; to-Messrs. ASHLEY BROTHERS ; or to

.W. and J. TYRER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

GREAT IMPORTANCE TO MASTER BOOTMAKERS AND

INNKEEPERS,

WGIBBON has invented a Patent ➢Lachine for BRUSHING
BOOTS and SHOES, by the use of which a lad can do more
work in ten minutes than a stout man can perform in an hour.
Any person feeling desirous of procuring one, by giving an
order, and remitting the small sum of x'lo by a post-office
order, can have it forwarded to any part of the kingdom in
fourteen days after notice.

CHARLES HUTCHINS,
LITHOGRAPHIC DRAUGHTSMAN, ENGRAVER, ORNA-
MENTAL AND GENERAL PRINTER,
LATE OF NO. 51, NORTH JOHN-STREET,
RESPECTFULLY 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 Premises of talented
Artists, he is enabled to execut ry branch of the above
Arts, equal to the most emine ontinental Houses.

The LITHOGRAP Department comprising
PLANS OF RA WAYS AND ESTATES,
LANDSC . AND FIGURE DRAWINGS
IN CHALK OR LINE,
DESIGNS IN COLOURS.

WEEKLY CIRCULARS, COMMERCIAL FORMS, BILLS
OF EXCHANGE AND LADING, INVOICES, CARDS, LA-
BELS, &c., in every variety of style.

The new process of ZINtOGRAPHY so applicable for cheap-
ness and clearness of outline to PLANS and SECTIONS.
executed with the utmost pramptitude and accuracy.

The ENGRAVING Depaitmetit 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
liberal share of Public patronage, will continue to have the
unremitting attention of C. H., and every effort will be used to
make it worthy the position it has so long maintained.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

Admission.

~..."- JOHN A. TINNE, 1 Honorary
W. H. DUNCAN, M.D., / Secretaries,
Fen:rick-chambers, 14th August, 1946.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL

A----
SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to this CHARITY will be held on THURSDAY
next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'cl 'n
-the Board-room of
the Hospital, for the purpose nsidering the state of the
Finances, and of adopts e means of raising an amount
adequate to its stat equirements, and to the extinction of
the heavy debt by which it is now burthened.

JOS. B. YATES, President

BRISTOL AND EXETER RAILWAY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next
HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PRO-
PRIETORS of this COMPANY will be held, in pursuance of
the Act of Parliament, at the Wu ITE. LION HOTEL, in the City
of BRISTOL, 011 THURSDAY, the 3d of September, 1846, at
Twelve o'clock.
The Chair will be taken at gue"6l precisely.

„,•"*” JAMES GIBBS; Chairman.
The Transfer Boolceifift be Closed on Monday, the 24th of
August, and not hereopened until after the said General Meet-
ing on the 3d of September.

By order of the Board of Directors,
J. B. BADHAM, Secretary
Bristol, Office Broad-street, 31st July, 1846.

EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.
AGENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLD-
ERS in this COMPANY, resident in and near Liverpool,
will take place at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, when
a Deputation from the Manchester Committee will attend, for
the purpose of affording every info tiewt.Qn the subjeci, of
the Report recently publishes em, and foir adopting such
measures as may be dee necessary to secure a more effi-
cient Board of Direct ,to protect the real interests of the
Shareholders in thi aluable concern. Your attendance there-
fore is most earn
.ly requested.

By order. of 'the Committee,

A. F.' JONES, Chairman

Liverpool, August, 1846
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

Mita *ntueS.

o gall on the 9th Septemb
For DEMERARA,

'he Ship SA..-N—D--B A C H
WM,DEttI S, Commander.

For freig,,
Altlgl3lVApjhtoTlNNl

4.!
-4404

For DEMERARA,
With liberty to call at MADEIRA,
HARROCKS,

The I

Burthen perregist,

Jim?errlND, Master;
_ ; coppered and copper-fa

and has excellent accojathodation for pass€
freight or passage apply on board, south-east corner Viet
Dock, or to JOSIAS BOOKER

- To tail in all the month.
For MADEIRA and BARBADOS

Barque MISCHIEF
D. LEw.isralaster.

To s st September.
For BARB,VIDIOS, the Ship HIGGINSON,
W. Hong, Commander.

lit or passage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON

,outb gimerfra.

20th Aug.
20th Sept

20th Oct.
20th Nov
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

Atiz. is, ISid.

Dr. Gauntlett, and a miscellaneous selection, will com-
plete the bill of fare. An analysis of the entire programme
of this concluding portion of these entertainments would
be beyond our limits, suffice it to say, that it is in every
way calculated to produce a finale worthy of so great all
occasion. We should also notice that the decorations
which have been so 19nt; in progress at our Town-hall are
now completed, and are such as add another and a con-
siderable attraction to the approaching event.—Midland
Counties Herald.

THE EX-POOR:LAW COMMISSIONER AND

THE SECRETARY

At the Andover Union Committee on Tuesday, Sir F.
Lewis, the late commissioner, was examined in reference
to the method in which the business of the commissioners
was conductedt They had some disagreement with Mr.
Chadwick, the secretary, on the proper way of keeping
the minutes.

Mr. Christie said—Am I right in supposing, after alt
this evidence, that you thought Mr. Chadwick a very
dangerous man?
Sir F. Lewis.—l think if I had trusted the business of
the office to Mr. Chadwick's guidance and management,
he would have got me into innumerable difficulties.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Cbristie.—That is not an answer to my question.
Sir F. Lewis (with great warmth).—Well, then, since
I am pressed for an answer, I tell you honestly that he is
an able man. But I thought him the most unscrupulous,
the most dangerous, and as little trustworthy, as any offi-
cer I ever saw within the walls of any office. Now, cart
I say more? (Great sensation.)
Mr. Christie.—Having expressed to us that opinion,
how can you explain your remaining poor-law commis-
sioner for four years, with power to dismiss Mr. Chad-
wick, and yet not doing so?

Sir F. Lewis.—Because I thought that by the arrange—
ment I had made, I had taken the business into my own
hands and out of his. In what I have just said on the
subject of Mr. Chadwick, I have given utterance to opi—
nions which I was careful never to mention beford
would not have done so now unless pressed for an amp!.

In a subsequent part of his examination, Sir F.Teivis
explained that he applied the word " unscrupulous" to
Mr. Chadwick in an official sense.

SPO RTIIVG IN TEL LIGEIrCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S THURSDAY.

The positions of the St. Leger horses were not effected
to any extent by the business transacted this afternoon.
The betting averaged 11 to 2 agst each of the two favou-
rites, laid to £lOO ; 9 and 10 to 1 to about £l5O, agst
Fancy Boy ; 20 to 1, in ponies, agst Sting ; and 30's to
1 and 1000 to 30, several times, agst Mount Callan (the
Venture Girl colt) and Poynton. Bourton and the Druid
were the only animals backed for the Ebor Handicap ;
both were in request. The betting was extremely flat.

EBOR HANDICAP.
9 to 2 agst Mr. John Day's Bourton, taken
15 to 2 Captain Harcourt's the Druid, taken

ST. LEGER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

CORN EXCHANGE, Auc. 14

The duty or; Foreign Wheat has advanced to Bs. per quarter,
and on Flour to as. 9id. per barrel ; being the only change in
the import rates for the ensuing week.
Since our last report the weather has been variable. Wed-
nesday was the best day we have had for harvest since its c ,m-
-mencement, and a few Wheat fields in this direction were partly
cleared, speculative buyers, n.twitlistanding, were actively en-
gaged in their attentions to Foreign Wheat, I,idian Corn and
Flour, in which the transactions were considerable, and in se-
veral instances a slight improvement on the terms last noted
was obtained; yesterday, also, a similar desire to purchase
continued to be evinced ; but the weather having become wet
and stormy, holders were inclined to sell, and requiring some-
what higher prices, the demand was consequently in some de-
gree curtailed.

- With the exception of a moderate quantity of Oats, our sup-
plies Coastwise and from Ireland since Monday last are so ex-
tremely small as to be scarcely worth naming; whilst the im-
ports of Wheat and Flour from anroad are to a fair extent, but
of other articles rather light.

Our market this morning was well attended by town and
country buyers; but the weather being again very fine, there
was not that entire briskness in the trade as during the interval
since Tuesday; in most descriptions of Wheat, however, the
transactions were to a fair extent at an advance of 2d per 7olb. ;
and States, as well as Canadian Flour, realized an amendment
of 6d. per barrel, prime brands of western obtaining 265., and
other kinds a proportionate improvement; Irish Flour at the
same time remaining nearly without inquiry.

Influenced by the widely extended complaints of the Potato
crop, Indian Corn continued to meet a god demand at an ad-
vance of I s. to 2s. per 4801b.—Barley, though in slow request.
was held on ratlkr higher terms.—Malt steady at our last quo-
tations.—Beans and Peas, upon a moderate sale, were the turn
dearer.

Oats and Oatmeal, although not plentiful, continued to at-
tract very little notice, and barely sustained their previous
value.

PRICES OF GRAIN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18

PRICES OF SIIAR

SHARES

BANKS, tkc

12i!Liverpool Bank
it Ditto Banking Cut
10 Ditto Borough B;
10 Ditto Corninereia.
500 Ditto Royal ...
10 Ditto Urii.:n
10 Manchester &
In North and South Wel
2i !Liverpool Fire al
j Ditto
10 'Marir

Assrrp;

Compat

Royal Assurance Com'
Stock., Bootle Ws tc r Works
Stock.' Harrington wa te '
100 Coal Gas Comp:,
LO

.
Ditto ne•w share:,
100 ;New GaF & Coke Cc mpany
25 ! Ditto, quarter
17i,Anderton Carrying Company
100 Exchange Building's „

50 'Pacific Steam Compam
,Pilbrow's Atmospheric
20 Rock Ferry ......
10 ,Steam Tug Company

Prices marked thus [p]
are at a discount.

.re at a premix

—those marked f

3irtDs, Aiarrtages anl) DratiS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

For DUBLIN,

THE PRINCE, PRINCESS, IRON DUKE, or other First
Class Steamers, sail EVERY EvEstiva, at Seven o'clock, from
George's Pierhead, LIVERPOOL, for KINGSTOWN HAR-
BOUR, carrying Her lifajesty's23o-einti Cabin Passengers
only.

They also sail their ('argo la (as below) from the Clarence
Dock to DUBLIN QUAY
Tit ts PAY, moat 11. at 12 o'clock NOON.
NVEnNalt Y, ~ 12, 1 „ P.M.
THITIL AYE 12._ _2 .. p.m
FRIDAY, „ 14, 3 „ P.M.
tATURDAY, ~ 15, 4 „ P.M.

For BELFAST,
WEDNESDAY, August )2, at 2 o'clock P.M.
SATURDAY, ' ~ 15, 4 „ P.M.
Returning from BELFAST to LIVERPOOL every MONDAY

and. THURSDAY

For BANGOR, BEAUMARIS. and CARNARVON,
The PRINCE OF WALES,
W. H.,WARREN, R.N., Commander, _ •

THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, it Eleven o'clock, Morning
from ➢IENAI BRIDGE, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at Ten o'clock, Morning.

The new and powerful Steamer ALBERT,

Will leave the GEORGE'S PIERfIEAD, LIVERPOOL, at Four

O'clock P.M.,
For BEAUMARIS, BANGOR, & MENAI BRIDGE,

On' MATURDAr, the 21(1. August.
igers by this' conveyabteluiVe the advanti

inw by the Patiqcw or WALES, on MONDAY MORNING, at Ten
o'clock. Fares for the Round : Cabin, 7s. 6d. ; Deck, 4s.
The ALBERT, after landinw her Passengers at the Bridge,
will proceed to DUBLIN, at Nine o'clock, the same Evening.
Fares from the Menai Bridge to Dublin : Cabin, 10s. ; Deck, ss.

Further information given at the Company's Office, 24, Water
street. JOHN K. ROU NTH WAITE. Agent.

filsuranre D. otirts.

LONDON ASSURANCE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

nion a GENII,' N E ARTICLE, hut also as a home-made Wine, one
that may fairly compete with any beverage of similar preten •
sions. As a STOMACH IC, taken undiluted, it is warm ....I

..„..._._ _ _
wholesome, and diluted with water, or addedto LeinOn-Lleu,n4
is a very salubrious and refreshing drink.—l remain, Gentle-
men. your most obedient servant, JONAS MALDEN.
To Messrs. Hiles and Co.

HILES AND CO.
r)ectfully call the attention of the Public generall

Most rel

the abovi

eminent Gen4tl;--
.:,.

men of tue sunicient
guarantee for the article they recommend.
H. and Co. also consider it their duty to state to the Public
that in consequence of the very ereat demand for, and the ei'
tPrisive reputation of, their IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER.
WINE, several persons have been induced to imitate their
labels on the cork and bott e, and advertise them as Green
Ginter Wine.
The only GENUINE IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINE
will have the sienature of HILES and Co., LIVERPOOL on
the label coverinz the neck and cork of each bottle, and' all
without will be spurious imitations.

WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
I No. 7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

GREAT REDUCTION

IN THE PRICE OF
VENETIAN BLINDS,
AT
WLEDGER'S WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
• 31, 13.412.4D1 REST,
who has constantly on ban extensive and well-seasoned
STOCK, and can furnis ouse complete with them in

veHou RS' NOtICE.
Gauze Wire, apaTvery other desqjption of Blinds, at very
moderate Prices, and superior Workmanship.
OBSERVE,
31, PARADISE-STREET,
Between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star and Garter Hotel

To GENTLEMEN CHANGING THEIR REST-
OTHERS SEEKING A SAFE
or ESTATES in the COUNTRY, are respect-
fully invited to apply to
GENTLEMENIDI‘EVNEt3SbTIE()
on thel look-out for VILLA RESI-
DENCES,
T 1
N
OCrA VI US WATERLIOUSE,
ESTATE-AGENT,
No.
variety llof-TAN LY HOUSE"
RESIDENCES, pleasa3l.l4lsituated in the
Liverpool.
WANTED, seventr6od FAMILY HOUSES, with Gardens
attached, situated two or three mile-
the neirlihourhood of Walton
Aigburth.

s from t

ind VILLA
.;hbourhood of

Exchange, in

charge made for the inspection of Maps and Par.
ticulars of Estates for Sale, &c. (One interest.)

.JOTIN OOSNELL AND CO..
WHOLE SALF: PERpump,Rg,
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,
MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, and the TRADE may be Supplied Wholesale with every description of
FASHIONABLE PERFUME!, Y,
FANCY SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES, COAIBS,
AT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

\1 i% RAI Ell

On the 26th ultimo. at Pgictriont Church, Mr. WILLIAM
ITCHMOUGII, of Tranmere-hail, to Miss MARY ITCH-
M OUG if, of Seacumbe.
On the 2;th ult., at St Philip's Church, Mr. THOMAS NI-
CHOLLS, engineer, to ANN, daughter of the late Mr. JAMS?
GORNALL.

Same day. at St. Patrick's Catholic Chapel. Toxteth park, by
the Rev. Thomas Graystore, THOMAS. eldest son of Mr. JOHN
ADAMNON, sadder, Everton, to MARY, eldest daughter Of
Mr. THOMAS BOOM of Rootle.eum- I inacre.
Same day. at Mi.ghuil Mr. a. J. PETERS. of Leeds, son of
the Rev. J. Peters. iit the same place, to LAVINIA Ski EPH
stepdaughter of Mr. G. Motile, of Brookside Cottage, Lydiate,
near Maghull.
On the 26th ultimo. at Sephten, WILLIAM, e'dest son of Mr.
R MA WDnLE.Y. of Crosby, to Miss S. COLLI'E'S, daughter of
the late Mr, W. COLLINS. of Wall. near Licl,field.
Same day, Dr. L PLAY FAIR, of London, son of G. Mayfair,
Esq M.D., of St. Andrews, Fife, to MARGARET ELIZA,,
daughter of the late J OAKES, Esq . of Riddings.h, use.
Same day, at St. Philip's lhurch. Mr. JOHN CLUCAS, cabi-
net. maker. to MARY JANE GAWNE, both of Ramsey, Isle
. Mau.

same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. L. Townsend
Mr. OWEN WILLIAM:, to Miss JONES.
On he 29'h nit., at Hackney Church, London. Mr
ELLIS. u man upwards of 70 year: of age, to HARRIET LONG
aged 30. The bridegroom, who is a cabir
health and vigour ot a young fellow nut t
the lifetime of his late wife, tt
of a servant in his lams

JAMEB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

BETTING AT MANCHESTER

ST. I.HGV.R

to 1 nest Fancy Boy
1 Tbr Traverser
t—
-1 --- Doia-
THR DlitilltY.

6 to I agst Sir Tattoo Sykes
(taken.)
Pyrrhus the Piro.
tuustaa
Drucardo

15 to 1 on

the Field

Sir Robert and Lady Peel and faindy left town on Fri-
day last,tor I .rayton Manor, Staffordph re, for the season.
Th,re is like.v to be a great scarcity of wo,,r ehtne this
sea,on on the Yu, kbbire moor -,7141 dead in

as they are f

lar,e quantities.
It in iy aff)rd the fa'r followera of fashion aline gratifi-
natio to learn that wove plaid fabrics are ent;raly dis.
c irded br,, the aristocr itic circles, anl will he .uf,,rseded
fur auto fill drei•e4 by Ca4orneres, of meat original
and n eel desizn.—Morning Pa I.

DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.—Throughout the entire of
North Wales a distemper is raging amongst the cattle,
p.irticularly kitte, in some places to a frightful ex-
tent, and fort
es;heil:y•uhar,nchsteitdihnerto, no cure hat been found.
The cattle are seized with a low Lever, wWch, in the course
ofbo waelfsewareweser utuonan,rsaopitdhactieuvo.euryintihitiniTp;astshees
Rr
ev
everEST
ihruitgli.them without affiiriling the siti.ti t st nutrmeut to
wlNas an E iSaTot. eYoR
Kill Ht
lhar
the animal. at d death soon ensues.—Combrion-
ai—migte doubt
country .when more grain was cut in the first week of
August than in the present year. The gt.ner .1, forward.-
wliTetuilnthAe
ness of tilt sea4on, the hot weather of the preeetih.g week,
and the prostrating influence of the tremendous storm of
Saturday and Sunday, have all contributed to this result;
and the farmers seem actively engaged in most of the
counties of the kingdom, in reaping their grain and set-
ting it upright in the stook,: to preserve it from further
injury.—Leeds Mercury.
Majesty the King of the Belgians, accompanied by
Major -d'Hanins de Moerkerke, arrived by the
Western Railway, at the terminus in the Royal C arenca
.
yard, from Claremont, on Sunday evening, at forty mt..
notes pa., five, en route to Os' orne House,
.-(the Quen
of the BAgians accompanied Q teen Victi•z;a on Ft Way.)
Captain Lord Adol.ihus Frtzolari nee eonvryel his Ma-
jesty in the Qui en's barge to the Fairy, which imme-
q
diately cast off from her mooring buoy, and glided
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

IRISH TABINETR

THE considerable quantity of this beautiful Fabric
(which is so unrivalled for elegance and durability) recently
manufactured by the desire and expressly for
HER MAJESTY,

having caused, by such high patronage, an immense demand,

JOHN BRISC9Y.,-
60. and 62. OLDH..4,frr--STREET.

has added to his already cele ed Stock of real Irish Tabinets
all the choice varieties NV the most distinguished manufac-
turers have produc in this desirable and fashionable ma-
terial, amongst ich are the
MAGNIFICENT CLAN PATTERNS,
with an almost unlimited assortment of
PLAIN, SHOT, AND SUPERB FIGURES.
The newly selected Stock of

RICH BLACK AND COLOURED GENOA VELVETS,
FRENCH MERINOS,

FRENCH AND BRITISH MANUFACTURED SATINS,

DUCAPES, SHAWLS, CACHMERES, DELAINES, &c., &c.
will be found one of the largest and most advantageous to select
from in the kingdom.
JOHN BRISCOE, 60 and 62, °LW/ALL-STREET.

GOLDE NI EAGLE ESTABLISH M ENT,
18, 20, and 22, BOLD,STREET.

WOOLT,RIGHT, CHTDSON, AND CO.
RESPECTFULLY intimate to the Public, that they
have Purchased, by Tender, from the Trustees of Messrs.
IticuAansoN and Cowsuas, at a CONSIDERABLE DIS-
COUNT, the whole of their
STOCK OF FAMIL INEN, &c.,
which it is their i lion to offer for Sale,
On Tfi U R S DAP NEXT, the 13th instant,

vi AT THE
GO N { EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT,
AT A GREAT REDUCTION FROM THE COST PRICE

THE STOCK CONSISTS OF

IRISH LINENS, TABLE LINENS, SHEETINGS, LAWNS,

FRENCH CAMBRICS,
QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c.,
with a General Assortment of DRAPERY GOODS.

The Bodies are of
Fine Al addapoliam
Cloth, Fine Linen
Fronts, Wrists,
Collar
Well mad Ready
ut on.
A SUPE R FIT INSURED
• For Cash only.

255. THE HALF DOZEN.
M'CULLOCII AND CO.,
81, CHUR C H-STREET,
0 PPOSITETH II THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

Beans Is. od. Pease.. Is. ed. Flour. 44r1, cwt

Liverpool Averages, week ending Ang 4, 1846

qrs., price s ud ,
202 qrs., r.rice 225. tid
qrs.. Us. ud. ; Peasc

week

igi qrs.; Oatmeal

21 qrs

Tease, I;
; Hour.

Indian Corn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

ticulars of Estat,

JOHN GOSNELL ANTI CO..
WHOLESALE - PERPTI2VERS,
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
ATERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, and the TRADE may
AL Re Supplied Wholesale with every deserirdion of
FASHIONABLE PERFUMERY,
FANCY SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS &C.,

JOIN GOSNELL

AND CO.'S
I,IStiMENT,
LIVERPOOL..

13, RUMFORD-PLACI

JOHN GOANEI,I. and CO. would call the particular atten-
tion of Shippers to the unrivalled character of their FASH lON-
ABLE PERFUMERY, which is prepared expressly to suit the
Markets of North and South America, India, and the West
Indies.

Perfumery and Fancy Soap Manufactory, 12, Three)
King Court, Lombard-street; London.
Hair Brush Manufactory, 68, Upper Thames-street,
13, Rumford-place Lirerpoo/.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuesDAT

Dr. BOWRING made a long spe-ch on the state of the
tobacco -duties, in the course of which he pointed out the
fraud, immorality, and crime of which they were pro Inc-
tive. These duties wee 900 per cent. on the vane of the
article, and -* ' " --t to lee nate com

wire gr-at impedure,
the U,.iteti States. tie would nut him,elf

propose any duty to be imposed on t(d.ticco; but he
thought that a duty of a shilling a pound woul•1 be at once
productive to the revenue and advantageous to the public.

lie then moved that ;he state of the tobacco duties re-

luired revision, wi,h a view to their in:mediate reduction.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reminded Dr.
powring that the reduction of the tot) icco duties would

involsean immense reduction in reveidie, and contended
that in the present st,ite of the finances it was impossible
for him to accede to tha resolution.
Mr. H. BERKELEY was impressed with a full sense of
the evil inflicted by the-e high (lutes ; hut requested his
bon. friend, under existing circumstances, to withdraw
his motion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

FERRY COMMITTEE.

The proceedings of this committee was taken first, in
consequence of the illness of the chairman of that com-
mittee, Mr. Brown:igg, requiring his early departure. It
appeared that the survey of the new boat, built by Messrs.
Forest and Co.. was satisfactory, and the payment of
£2llOO, the remainder of the money due on the contract,
was recommended. The survey of the boat now building
f r the commissioners by Messrs. Hodgson and Co. way
unsatisfictorv. and it was determined to rt j-et it alto-
ge and the law-cie,k was instructed to institute pro-
ceed•ngs to obtain the repayment of the two instalments
rec-ived by Messrs. liodg-cn and Co., with interest. It
was also rtcontmended, on the ground that the additional
accommodation for the public was not at all commgnsurate
with the itn•reased exbense, that the resolution, by virtue
of which Monk's Ferry bad been opened, should be• re-
scinded, hut that contractors should be allowed to avail
thems( It es of those boats which cross to and from Monk's
Ferry to convey railway passengers. Some conversation
ensued as to tho closing of Monk's F,-rty, in which it was
stated that the railway boats make twenty-four trios p r
day, and that, therefore, the amount of accommodation
to the public would not be much I.ss than under the
present plan, while the expense would be greatly reduced.
It was also stated that if facilities could he obtained on
the Liverpool. side to run boats every quarter of an hour,
the commissioners would be happy to avail themselves of

suieh,hearrteinicepiortosvecTrellit)
e.
month of July, 1815, were stated
to be £2996 12,. 4d. The receipts of the corresponding
month in 1845, was £3279 12s. 5d.; being a falling off of
£283 Os. Id.
The proceedings were corfirmed.
LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTER.
The proceedings recommended that the wages of the
curs of police should be raised from 255. to aJs. It
was al,o stated that wanton damage had been done to the
tt-tes and plants in the park by some scoundrel who had
b-en playing at cricket until a late hour on Saturday night.
.1 he proceedings were confirmed.
TINA LTH COMMITTER.
The proceedings were confirmed.

MARKETS COMMITTEE

It was recommended that the clock f •ces in the interior
be forthwith decorated. Jr. answer to npplicalions from
some of the occupants of shops and stalls in the market
for a reduction of rent, it was stated that they were ahead),
as low as could be reasonably expected. Tire proceedings
were confirmed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

ttiikTiE-ROYAL, WIttiAMSON-SQUARE. RE

Under the Management of Mr. MERCER H. SIMPSON.

MR. SIMPSON has the honour to announce that
he has entered into an Engagement, for a limited num-
ber of Nights, with that unrivalled Artiste,
MADEMOISELLE FLORA FABBRI,
who will make her second appearance Tins EVENINO, (Tues-
day,) in her celebrated character of MAzoURKA, in the Grand
Ballet of LE DIABLE A QUATRE. or THE DEVIL TO PAY,
founded on the Old English Farce of that name, and performed
at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, an e-Acadeinie Royale
de Musique, Paris, with upparall success. This eminent
Danseuse will be supported b o same talented Artistes who
participated in her triump • the Metropolis :
Monsieur BRETIN, Pre er Danseur of the Academie Royale.
Mademoiselle LOU , from the Academie Royale, Paris
Mademoiselle ADEL , Principal Dancer at the Theatre-Royal,

of— Dru'ry-lane.
Miss A. PAYNE, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane; and
Mr. W. H. PAYNE, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane

THIS EVENING, TUESDAY', the 11th instant,
The Performances will commence with the laughable Drama of
THE WINI.OiILL.
Sampson Law.. Mr. H. Webb. Maria Mrs. Conway.
After which, the new Grand Ballet, in Two Acts, called
LE DIABLE A QUATRE,
Or THE DEVIL TO PA F.
The Comte Polinski Monsieur Bretin.
The Comtesse (his wife) Mademoiselle Louise.
Mazurki.. (the Basket-maker) Mr. W. H. Payne.
MAZOURKA .. (his wife).... Mademoiselle FLORA FABBRI
Yelva.. (Lady's Maid to the Comtesse).. Mademoiselle Adele.
A Geni Miss A. Payne.
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
TURN ()Ur.
Restive

Gregory Mr. Baker.
Marian Ramsey Miss Coven ey.
TO-MOR ItOW, (Wednesday,) Mademoiselle FABBIU will
make her third appearance, supported by Mons. BRETIN, Ma-
demoiselle LOUISE, Mademoiselle ADELE, Miss A. PAYNE,
and Mr. W. H. PAYNE.

The Box-officeffill be opened daily, at Ten o'clock.
Prices of Admitsion :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 3s. ;
Pit, 2s. ; Gallery, Is.
Doors to be opened at Seven o'clock. The Performance will
commence at llalf-past Seven precisely.
No Admission at the Stage Door, but to persons engaged in
the business of the Theatre

Stage Manager, Mr. ADDISON

LIVERPOOL. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Af EMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are hereby in-
formed, that the THIRD GRAND FULL DRESS
LOA CERT will take place on THURSDAY, the 27th-instant.

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:
MADAME AN A IDE C 'TELLAN,
SIGNORA CORBA ,
SIGNOR MARI -, and
SIGNOR FOANASARI.
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VIOLONCELL N... MIOTMNESNITKAULKISTKB,
ELLERMANN.
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PIAN -FORTE .... SIGNOR ORSINI.
Half-Yearly Subscriptionsill be re.:eive at the Office of the
Secretary. I SUDLOW,d Hon. Secretary.
Liverpool, 3d August, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11

Cu be 00113.

rf 0 be SOLD, pleasantly situated in Liver-crescent.
I Bootle-lane, about two miles from the Exchange, several
neat FAMILY HOUSES. Freehold Inheritance, and in a
situation to command respectab enants.
Should the Purchaser r it, the Mortgage may remain
on the Property. _ _

For particultirs appJio OCTAVIIIS WATERHOUSE, Estate
agent, No. 10, Exchange-street East, Liverpool.

M A iiINE.CRESCENT. WATERLOO

MO be SOLD, pleasantly situated in at
Crosby Sea-bank. a good FA LILY HOUSE, with suitable
Conveniences, fit for the res' ce of a genteel Family. Coach-
houses and Stable adjni .
For particulars 11 to OCTAVIUS WATERHOUSE, Estate-
agent, tio. 10, Exchanne-street East, Liverpool.