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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

combination of attraction as shall render the
col A mnhi'theatrt snnerinr to

rn,tic Company, and Mons. Tournaire's hr
of French EquestrianS; with 'the 'Peerless

his Dra-

illiant Corteze

Stud of Fifty

has formed an Enga
CARTER, THE LION KING !
splendid and m'gnificent Collect

to produce
LIONS,

TIGER

and other ACTING ANIMAL

THIS EVENING, and TO. MORROW, Dee. 19 sr 20
will be presented a Drama of peculiar and romantic

interest, entitled
THE LION KING OF HINDOSTAN.
he Lion King of Hindostan Mr. Carter

kgib. t

The whole to conclude with the Farce of
THE LOTTERY TICKET.

MR. RYALLS (Teacher of Singing) has "e honour
to announce a GRAND CONCERT Vocal and
Instrumental, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. he 27th in-
tant, in the ROYAL ASSEMBLY Room reat George-

PRINCIPAL PERFORMEIiS.
MR. LINDLEY, SENIOR
who is universally acknowledged, by Profes;

greatest Performer on the Violoncello of the day
MR. BLAGROVE,
the celebrated Violinist ;

MISS A. WILLIAMS
MISS M. WILLIAMS.

who have lately been singing with great success in London
particularly at the Ancient and Philh rmonic Concerts;

anal Mr. RYALLS.
Mr. H. V. LEWIS will preside at the Piano-forte.

SELECTIONS FROM
BA LFE'S NEW OPERA,
" THE BOHEMIAN GIRL,"

wbich is causing a great sensation in Lopdon will be
performed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

THE COURT.

Viscount Melbourne left his residence, in South-street,
on Friday, on a visit to her Majesty, at Windsor Castle.

It is stated on good authority, that her Majesty and
Prince Albert will visit Warwick Castle in about six
weeks, and that the Queen has determined to take advan-
tage of the opportunity of visiting Birmingham. Should
this joyful event take place, we are convinced that the de-
monstration of loyalty and attachment to the people of this
borough towards our beloved sovereign will be of the most
gratifying and enthusiastic description.—Birmingham
Advertiser.

HER MAJESTY AT BELVOIR CASTLE.—Previous to
the departure of her Majesty from this splendid seat, the
Queen presented Lady Adeliza Manncra with a gut Keuum
bracelet, set in pearls and diamonds, as a mark of her
Majesty's esteem and friendship; and to Miss Victoria
Wortley (her Majesty's goddaughter, the lovely child of
Lady Emmeline Wortley), a splendid ruby brooch.—
Standard.

Her Majesty has a decided objection to the practice of
those gentlemen who spend the evening over their wine
and dessert. The Queen allows half-an-hour, after the
ladies have left, for the gentlemen to arrive, and during
this period she does not take a seat, but enters into con-
versation with the ladies in the drawing-room. Occa-
sions have, it is said, occurred, when d summons to the
Royal presence has followed a deviation from this accus-
tomed and now generally understood rule.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

to
&c.roz

One Dit

ti~, on itto
),
tte Ditto, liard ck-stree

street, Low-L.._
One Ditto, Mason-s,— one Ditto,
One Ditto, Cliatlimin-street ; One Ditto, P
Oae Ditto, Ulmer Parliament_•--
Queen-square; One Ditt-
Great

Eterton ; HOus

South Castle-street
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Cast - -
, inDtrO.

LINE OF PACKETS FOR CA TTA,
To sail on the 20th of every onth.
Do sail on the 20th ins t,
The fine Liverpool-built DEVON,
WILLIAM MALLORY, mmander ;
A 1 for twelve years ; 509 tons ; newly coppered ; has
only made two voyages, and sails remarkably fast.—For
terms of freight or passage apply on board, we.._
Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER
The CHATHAM will succeed.

Ultst Enbtts.

Intended to sail imme ately.
For BA.RBAD S,
The Brig ENCH TRESS,
J. G. Bissu Taster.
r terms of freight or p ssage apply to
BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON

To sail on the 3d of Januar next.
For DEMERAR ,
The Ship PAR R,
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For terms of freight or pas ge, having elegant
accommodation, apply to

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(Europe.

To clear out To-morrow, and sail on T • rsday morning,
the 21st instant, weath, permitting
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lye years, and coppered, 126 tons re
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AL*4
lifitri Sailing on the let of every MonsX,viz

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SELLING OFF.
'VG THE RETAIL Tit(Dl

AWCONNELI
• to relinquish th
his acknowledeetnenn

tyr ICE.
pis determir

favoured him with the

begs to inform them, and the Ladies of Li
that he is now SELLING OFF, at
the whole of his STOCK, consisting ni
SATINETTES, VELVETS
BL kNKETS, COUN

SH A WLS

• ."-.•
HOSIERY, MERINOES,
of every description, &c.,
N.B.—Ther

NES, SHEETI*
I FANCY DRESS

is in the
=Stock a quantity of SOILED

ANDS and

offered for Sale CO;
30, BOLD..STR

NENS, which will b
e Cost.

ably below Pr

THE PRE

MISES TO BE LET,

L. HAUSTIURG has the pleasure of antyUncing
1' • the arrival of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

on St

I E. by S. i S. distant 7-1 sea miles

Ily Hunter Rock,l
off the entrance of }E. by N. 4N. ~ 18

„ 40

v' N. W. N,

1 be an intermitting Light, appearing of
3s during 45 seconds, and obscured for 15

ads; ih,
ly, it w
n

iods of Light and Eclipse succeeding re-
: shown from W. by N. i N. seaward, to
in elevation of 62 Feet over the level of

high water of spring tides.
This Light kept open, will lead clear of Gun's Island,
and of the St. Patrick's Rock, off the entrance of Strang-
ford Lough. Mariners are cautioned to avoid the well
known indraft of Dundrum Bay.
The Tower is circular-colored-white
gallery and blocking over it are colored brown
The bearings staled are magnetic—Var. 28 W
By order, H. VEREKER, Sec
Ballast Office, Dublin, 30th November, 1843

The projecting
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

unless it prove to be inde

winds to blow

ge
r rogmore refers to a morning fete given by King wa d a
the Third, in the open air, at which some of the Lnell,?„
performers were commanded to attend, and station as;
different parts of the gronnds to sing and afford au° d
esse
uriAISTMAS. went to the royal guests. His Majesty having WI. ,s or
(From the Illuminated Magazine.) a wish for a repetition of some song of Incleknad to
Muuden's, it was respectfully intimated that they
that
the
Now do the the spells of home revive in their ancient
th'o'd old
perform at Covent-garden in the evening, and
weight, within the breasts of many and many a household
time was approaching. " Then, pray," said the good
and, long sundered from the hearths round which they
King, "go at once. I will not have my peop el" Be,-)Georg.
clustered in their early childhood; and the young wife,
pointed ;" and, turning to the Prince of Wales, ~ to
who had well-nigh forgotten the innocent gambols of her
oblige me by seeing Mr. Munden and Mr. Incled.oo. girlhood, feels her heart quicken at the music-sounds of
their carriage." His royal highness, with his
her hoyden sister's voice ; and the brother, who in the
ble deportment, took each of the actors by the arm! dense struggles and the turmoil of a selfish world, had soiled the
. ~. t 11. dens .• .. . the nnlion ~,,....,/...1,1- _1 • froP Gair anirir ra 1..:,. ..-....L . usual fat a

SELECTIONS,

haise was in waiting, s

ouch t"e
ere
dsitiolioekir
bands

at parting.—lllemoirs of Munden.
LorS POLITICAL OPINIONS OF THE PRINCESS CHAP fof
AND OF PRINCE LEOPOLD.—The political senticaei. To
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

MZIONIEMMEN.I.,=I=,i

[PRICE FIVEPF,'NCI

I LIVERPOOL AS

)CIATION (

Tlt A DESM EN
THBEEL".7DthiAstUo'A(!IA:Ti I
Clarendon-rooms, South Joh re

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on THI

favourable to t
INESS i

TION of LATE HOU

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Committee-root

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DLE and PA ROC!) lAL SCH 00,J
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if
for the Admission of Pupils on Ow I L
PRESIDENT
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THE LORD BI SHOPC

THE INSTITUTION for the EDUCylOl\7Of
M DAUGHTERS of CLERGY

ficiated or are Officiating in the Archdea oury of
will be OPENED for the Reception of upils on
day of January, 1814.
P"RSIDENT :

THE RIGHT REv.
For particulars apply to t
Board of Managers. St. El

H ono ra

SELLING OFF,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICT
AT THE LONDON BABY LINEN'
21, PARKER-STREET, CHURV
Previous to REMOVAL to No- °

NyAREHOUSE

S T.RA

S, o the Opp
AMIDDLEWOOD, in ret ning thanl
• Ladies of Liverpool, its vi pity, and h€
generally for their kind patron conferred on

the present Establishment, r
that she has taken the above ri

which she purposes OPENING, i
most extensive and fashionable A._
GOODS, and hopes, by the choice ...‘
and moderate prices, to merit a continuan
support.
21, Parker-street, 15th December.

few days, mri

DECLM
THE WHOLE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

for this charge
rrowed69 from the Dublin States-

nts us as having adopted its senti-
that " the main features of the

the policy, mind—'

—or it did not snit

approval were the measures recornmended by Frazer,
_. .

" for th

people

from which he I filled the offs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

..„........_„..,..__.
LIVERPOOL HIDE & SKIN MARKET, DEC. 15. zirto,
ifearriag ..,
r 5 anti 171„fr,,,
Z 4.114, 11 (13 •
There was a very good inquiry for both Hides and Skins at
our market to-day, and the prices of each were a little better.
The rates realized we quote as follow :—Hides of B'l lb. and up-
wards, aid; under 80 to 70, 3id ; under 70, 3itd : inferior Cow,
3d; and Bulls, lid. Sheep Skins, first class Irish, ss; second
class ditto and Cheviots, 3s gd to 3s lild ; third class ditto,
2s 2d to 2s 3d; and Scotch, Is iOd to ''s sd. We have no alte
ration to notice in the price of Veal s"
" .

BIRTHS

On the 2nd instant, at Ha'shav
a poor man named WALSH, of th
mother, are doing well. They ha%
speetivelv_ hv th. ..,.. .. .., ,

)or, near Bolton, the wife

!e fine boys, who,;;

Lce beer

.hal names of Abraham, Isaac.,

of GERALD HORNBY, Es
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Fabien, you know me well enough surely to-be-certain

that cowardice was not the cause of my

toward

the rabbi

to you that your rashness has jeopard
project for which I require your assis

ht to avow
important

will make, if it succeeds, the fortune of us both."
As he said this he heaved a profound sigh. This indul-
gence and apparent kindliness of manner moved Fabien

v,reatly, who

ed to the quiet reproaches

" Monsieur le Baron," said he, timidly, " I am quite
ready to do whatever you wish, and if possible to repair
my faults should I be really culpable in your eyes."

•. J 7
" and to commence, I have thus decided: you must take up
your residence irksome tavern which we shall fall in with,
and p .ss yourself off as a person_coming to reside in Paris

for the benefit of your helt

I will t;

ke care to arras

some story which you must not contradict, nor must you

leave your chamber for some days; and if you are pru-
dent, and take those precautions which I shall exact from
you, all will not probably he lost."
" Sir, I consent," said Fabien ; "'and I only hope that
; my submission may prove to you how much I regret hav-

ing incurred your
" It is well,'

said the Baron, with a smile of satisfac-
I see, Fabien,_ that you areas prompt to repair

le, I have a question to ask you. ad that gentleman
le Coadjutor, I mean—who saved you, and who en-

conversation with you, ask you your name?"
)t tell it him," replied Fabien, slightly colour-
cting the recommendation of his deliverer.

either o

" Come, then, things are better than I expected," mur-

nne to place confidence in me, and
having done so."

At this moment they arrived opposite an old and smoky-
looking house in the Rue de la Huchette. It was not the
custom at that time to disguise under pompous names the

termed an " hotel," was then only
est title of a tavern. A large sign placed
efore the door was adorned with three white birds, of a

known by the. mo

For the present month, is excellent, as usual, both in its
illustrations and the quality of its literary matter. The
" Chronicles of Clovernook," however, we are sorry to say,
are interrupted by the continued indisposition of the edi-
tor, whom we trust to see next month occupying his ac-
customed limits. This magazine, so far as its career has
hit'
you will never repent

rto extended, takes a high stand amongst the perio-
dicals of the day, and is undoubtedly the cheapest ever
given to the world.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

men of great ex

Lbin Passage-money is TWENTY
Jr which all Stores will be found, ex-

The rate of (
POUNDS.
ceptWinesand Spirits, va

can be had of the Steward

if required

no Goods can be r

are down t

the day of s

TROMAS and JOS. SANDS and CO.
Freight by these vessels to be collected in New York

at the rat

of four dollars eighty cents to the noun

&tram pabigation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

tlemen 1 Ponder on that, Sir Robert !
," Our in-

—the intimate confidant of Royalty—the
depositary of the most secret thoughts and wishes
of Royalty—assures us that her Majesty is " wide
awake"—(did this communication come from the
stables of Windsor, or has Queen Victoria taken into
uo- I her councils one of her scullery maids, learned in the

formant'

slang of the prize ring and "Life in London"?)—and,
astounding fact ! she is " quite ready to act for and
with her people the very instant they put forth their

to upset

tobert F
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

LIVERPOOL DECEMBER SESSIONS.

These sessions commenced on Wednesday last, before
Gilbert Henderson, Esq., Recorder. The calendar con-
tains about the average number of prisoners, there
being sixty-seven for felony, and six for misdemeanours
and assaults. Of this number fourteen can neither read
nor write. thirty-three can read and write imperfectly
two can read imperfectly, two can read and write well, and
four can read and write in a superior manner. The usual
routine business of the Court having been gone through
the following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury :
Maximilian Fischer, Harrington-street, merchant;
Thomas Bouch, Oldhall-street, merchant
Henry Booth, Bedford-street South, gentleman;
John Bibby, Duke's-place, merchant ;
Thomas Oldfield Cooper, Rodney-street, merchant ;
Robert Dirom, Rumford-street, merchant ;

John Deakin, Leeds-street, coal-merchant;
John Fox, Water-street, wine merchant ;
. Isaac Fletcher, Irvine-street. wine merchant ; -
John Finch, the younger, Park-street, iron-merchant;
George Highfield, Royal Bank-buildings, ship-broker;
John Hore, George's Dock Gates. merchant ;
Michael Humble, Qu-en's Dock, ship-builder;
Henry Itibton Hoskins, Catherine-street, merchant;
Robert Hutchison, Grove-street, merchant;
John Job, the younger, Fownall-street, merchant;
George Kendall, Rodney-street, merchant;
John Leyland, Queen Anne-street, merchant,
Edward Tennant, Cook-street, merchant;
John Walker, Exchange-buildings, merchant.

The Grand Jury having been sworn, the Recorder ad-
dressed them at some length, pointing out to them the
precise nature of some of their duties, and the vigilance
they should exercise in the finding of the several bills.
The derails of most of the cases have been presented in
our police reports, and no features of novelty or interest
were developed in the course of the trials. The following
are the results of the more important cases :—George
Pearson, for embezzling a large sum of money belonging
to his employers, Messrs. T. & J. Mellor, was sentenced to
nine months' imprisonment and hard labour; George
Waistle, for embezzling money belonging to his employer,
Mr. Wilfred Troutbeck, six weeks' imprisonment and
hard labour, the last fortnight solitary; Thomas Armson,
for embezzling money belonging to his employers, J.
Mellor arid Co., eighteen months' imprisonment and hard.
labour; James Croft, for stealing seven shawls, the pro-
perty of Henry O'Leary, seven years' transportation.
The trial of Betsy Craig, for various impositions on the
benevolent, by means of a forged certificate, purporting
to have been signed by the Mayor of Cork, took place on
Saturday, when she was sentenced to be imprisoned and
kept to hard labour for twelve months.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

" Unless we are greatly deceived by our informants

—(our informants !)

her ✓Majesty

, to use a homely

phrase, is, at the present moment, I_,_e' to
the altered feelings of the country, and will be found
quite ready to act for and with her people the very
instant they put forth their united strength to throw

' wide aw

off the incubus of Toryism." There's for you, gen-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

in the presence of the whole of the Force.
Extracted from the Proceedings,
CAPES ASHLIN,

THE SIXTEENTZI THOUSAND

Just published, in a sealed envelope, price 38. ; sent free
on receipt of a postoffice order for 3s. 6d.,

407 "M A NHOOD;'
THE CAUSES of its PREMATURE 4 CLINE,
with PLAIN DIRECTIONS for its PE ECF RESTO-
RATION ; addressed to those suffering fro he destructive
Effects of Excessive Indulgence, Soli Habits, or In-
fection ; followed by Observations Marriage, Local
and Constitutional Weakness, Mental and Nervous De-
bility, Indigestion, Insanity, Consumption, &c. &c. Il-
lustrated with Cases, &c.
By J. L. dURTIS and Co.,Consulting Surgeons 7, Frith-street,
' Soho-square,
London.
SIXTEENTH EDITION.

Published by the Authors, and sold by Burgess, Medical
Bookseller, 28, Coventry-street, Haymarket ; Mann, 39,
Cornhill ; Strange, 21, Paternoster-row; Barth, 4, Bryd-
ges-street, Strand, London ; Sowler, 4, St. Ann's-square,
Manchester ; Philip, South Castle-street, Liverpool ;
Ferris and Score, Bristol; Guest, Birmingham; Fannin
and Co., 41, Grafton-street, Dublin ; Bolster and Co.,
Cork ; Drummond, 5, Blair-street, Edinburgh ; Strachan,
Aberdeen ; Barnes, Glasgow ; and sold in a sealed enve-
lope by all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

conduce
Private Families
An ORDINARY every Day at One o'Clocl

he com

/
THOMAS JORDAN,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, ACCOUN ANT,
AND GENERAL AGENT, ,
OFFICES, No. 14, TARLTON-STREET, Ltv POOL.
rr JORDAN respectfully solicits from le Public of
1 • Liverpool and Vicinity a share of t it support in
the above, branches of his Profession, and assures all who

wanting to merit their patronage, combined with a prompt
Aettlement of Sales intrusted to his care.
N. B.—Advances made on Property consigned for Sale.
Office Hours from Ten to Four.

NATIVE OYSTERS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
T BARTON begs to inform his Friends and e Public
fe.l • that he is now in the Daily receipt of he BEST
NATIVE OYSTERS, which he can wa rant in the
greatest perfection, and well suited as esents at the
approaching festive season of the year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

,enly combining

about improvements which w

p-rrnanent establis

In all this, the word of God m

it is vain to r

,ce confiden

it on a right basis of what nor

ust be taken I Go
any other. Pri

lived 1

to the I of him, an'—you seen their Ns

Idin'."

consistent

Bishop;

iyin for love

G LEOPOLD'S OPINIONS OF GEORGE III.—" 1113;h';
said Prince Leopold to his father-in-13w,.
e
Ma.lestY
re, that his
izaglatzditenhteee.ruidaiwn en °d
that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

IMPERIAL FIDE OFFICE

THOSE Persons whose Annual Policies are v'tievvable
on the 25th instant, are respectfully inf med that,
for their own security, they shoultiebe ewed within
fifteen days from that date.
WALTER CLARKE, No. 6, High-street' Agents.
I. W. S. MAY, No. 1, Exchange-alley,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

D HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUA

TtTIA:DitY, DECEMBER 19, 1843.

TO CONsE

IMPORTANT
MFRS OF C

ROM E

FFEE

--- ..... —. "IP L. HAUS BURG respectfully solicits ayf /.
Inspectio
I.' • of the finest and most extensive Collecation of
'HA COFFEE, CAMEOS
ts.
hitherto submitted to the notice of his Patr

SUPERIOR COMPRE

SED MC)

NE POUND CANI

rrls and Frier

)ved metkc

I true flavour of the Coff,

'the whole strength the whole being cA,,,. _,
is retained in such a with the utmost care, consisting of hiiy finished cop),
'T is effected in from the Greek and Roman Schools, ntings by Ancien
,ar i and Modern Masters, Frescos, and several Original De.
1.., signs of codsiderahle merit.
4ITTIN( F. L. H.'s MANUFACTORY for JEWELLERY being upoz
kin!, the Premises, where the most skilful workmen and
draughtsmen are employed, he begs to direct attention tc

by eminent Ai;

SAVING OF ONE SIXTH PA

'eratum so long require(

by conn

ssseurs hi Coffee

TION 0

and is so highly important to all consumers
rage, and needs but one trial to prove its

roe great racibtles therebvafforded for mounting the above
in any style that may be suited to the taste of the pur-
chaser, his constant ex, rtions being devoted to the pro-
duction of new and elegant designs, and to the prompt
completion of all orders intrusted to him, he flatters him-
self that he shall experience a continuance of the patron
age with which the Establishment has for sn lontythpnPri

SOLD ONLY BY VEY BROTHERS,

vERPOOL

PRICE 2s. 2d. per CANISTER, period been favoured.
In allowance of 2s. per Dozen, or 2d. each, made for F. L. HAUSBURG,
returned empty Canisters. (Late PROMOLI and HAUSBURG,)
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS

B.—A el

Royal Bank Buildings, 16th Dec.
DUTY ON TEA 2s. 21d.
--4 h to pay their own duty wile sup-

plied with samples and " Bonded
of Teas in Bond. Qualities now recommen c
}mid," are
FINE CONGOU, the
Pekoe Souchong kind, C 4s. & 4d. r lb.
GOOD BREAKFAST TEA, 11
3s. 6d.—recom
Str-mg Black-leaf Congon.
[By the Chest of 801 b. 3s. sd. per lb.—ln Bond (duty
not paid) is. 3d. The same allowance will be made
upon other qualities—by the Chest of 801 b.—in or out
of Bond.]
Always on hand—Small Chests, 121 b. to 141 b. each,
and 31b. to 616. Packages, in Tin Foil.
ROBT. ROBERTS & COMPY.

ROBERT ROBINSON, Successor to n OMAS
BENTLEY, ALBERT COMMERCIAL OTEL,
No. 15, Jarnes'-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—No expense has been spared i refitting and
"- house with every accommodation that can
"ort of Commercial Gentlemen and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

shes to s
boy,

ments, without paying attention to the
,o attempted to drag her by the hand in

'as alone, seated in her spacious bed-

(To be continued.)

NOTICES

+nr sERIA.Ls.
If i Ireland before and after the Union with Great Britain
By R. Montgomery Martin, Esq. London :W. S

This work, of which we have t

by far ttl

.st two numbers be-
with regard to the

most instructiv

question of Repeal, which years of controversy upon
that question have elicited ; and we can confidently recom-
mend it to the perusal of every lover of Ireland's true pros-
perity and greatness. In the first number Mr. Martin
enters into a brief account of the state of Ireland previ-
ous to her union with this country—and a dark picture
indeed it presents to us !—and traces the progress of that
feeling, which ultimately carried the measure of 1800.
NI, 2

Itement of histori-
y confirmatory documents, demolishes
pleas by which sedition mongers
of Ireland and England,—how
s .the loud assertions bawled daily

erly such a s

specious and lii

. Ireland was the party injured or sought
to be injured in her social position by that measure ! The
second number deals with the question of alleged injury
to the manufactures and commerce of Ireland by tk.
Union withGreatßritain ; and shews by the production of an
arranged mass of statistical and documentary evidence
that, since the Union, the commerce, tl-

in our ears

Ae shipping, and
the manufactures of Ireland have sustained, not a decline
but, a vast increase! The work is to consist of 7 parts;
and when completed will be an invaluable record, pub-

Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry. By William
Carleton. Dublin . Curry and Co.
The number for this month concludes the story of
"going to Maynooth ;" one highly amusing toEnglishmen,
who are ignorant of the kind of stuff of vhich is formed the
" makings of a Priest," in Ireland, and are therefore oc-
casionally aghast at meeting the full-fledged specimens, to
be seen in that country wherever a popish masshouse meets
the eye of the wayfarer. Mr. Carleton is a keen observer
of men and manners ; and the most faithful pourtrayer ex-
tant of men and manners in Ireland, and especially amongst
The next number is to be devoted to
Toole's courtship.

The Illuminated Magazine,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

e rest of the world, proceeds to supply
Her Majesty, we are told,

the air which followed

went on to startle and perplex her minister" with

pointed to Scotland, " restless and uneasy, on ac-
count of her Church matters"—Wales " in a state
of turmoil and uproar," and Ireland,—what of
Ireland, think you, reader ? Her Majesty is ima-
gined, by our amusing friend of the Albion, to have

hinted to Sir Robert Peel that " the calm and repose, (.9
which the inhabitants of the sister kingdom enjoyed
under Lord Melbourne's government, are entirely

Impudence more consummate than this is scarcely
conceivable. " The calm and repose enjoyed under
Lord Melbourne's government entirely gone" I

What wag that calm and repose? What was the

government which produced it ? The first was the
calm of the turbid stream rushing unchecked to de-
solate and ravage the land ; the second was the stu-
died withdrawal of every barrier which could arrest

its destroying progress. Agitation unchecked,—
sedition unrestrained,—incipient treason, fed, bit by
bit, with concession ;—these are ordinarily produc-
tive of infinite calm and repose. Murderers and
felons released from gaol, at the gracious bidding of
a Whig lord-lieutenant, during a quasi-royal pro-
gress, are most grateful beings! They would mur-
der, maim, and rob no more—under so conciliating
and paternal an administration ! They reposed.
The combined elements of disturbance were calm,

sated by the spoils thrown to appease their rage—
crunching the bones of the victims given to their in-

satiate jaws. •
Under Lord Melbourne's government, with its

" conciliation" and benignity towards midnight
ruffians and assassins, Ireland would—our contem-

porary seems to imagine—have been tranquil now ;
would have enjoyed " calm and repose." The Repeal
of the Union, we suppose, would by this time have
been granted. Her gracious Majesty would have
been minus this jewel in her crown—this portion of

England would have submitte

ti to all this, as the

price of a Whig—.a Melbourne government I Would

ae, most sapient contemporary ?
But proceed we a little further

The Albion

warming on his rocking horse, becomes most gra-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

awful ; and yet, when her people thus put forth

their united strength, we cannot very well se

her Majesty is to do otherwise than act "for and
with them." "When the sky falls, we may catch
larks;" and when the people of England are united
in an effort to bring back again the reign of Whig-

gery, we may see even funnier things than the spec-
tacle of a constitutional sovereign paying deference

Our contemporary the Albion, under the head of
k. Rank Tory Joh," has a paragraph, quoted from the

London Globe, in which the writer notices a rumour
that Mr. Leigh Trafford, of Manchester, is, on the
retirement of his father, Trafford Trafford, Esq.,

from the office of chairman of the quarter sessions
of the county of Chester, to be appointed a stipen-
diary magistrate for that county "at a handsome
salary." Such an appointment the Globe (and our

- .
contemporary adopts the spiteful feelings of that

journal) treats as, in every respect,

" a gross job ;''

Home Secretary to be carried out

We, ours

trust that it wild be carried out, although we do not
know that it is even contemplated. We are quite
convinced that Mr. Leigh Trafford, from his long
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

BRITISH

NORTH

LMERICAN ROYAL

MAIL STEAM-SHIPS

Ofl2oo Tons and 440 Horses' Powe exch.
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY TO IL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and BO i ,
CALLING AT HALIFAX TO LAND D RECEIVE PAS-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

started, and could not repress an ex-
in finding his position so well known
t, whom he_had but just seen for the

e Coadjutor smiled

ising quickness

en young friend;

ther had good reasons for not shown)
with you at that moment, am
•on braved with so much
4o not make

the rest

ar from

interest not to n

you owe me s
do not forget
this day.

" Adieu, i
with thankft

e secri

rs, who attended him

this s

his embarrassment,
is, as he approached

do not fret yourself in endea-

enigmas which I supposetat yyoouur
tran;
All I can tell you is, h
himself in public
d avoidingg the danger which

gallantry, but rashness. For
:If uneasy in the matter; he
s soon as I have turned upon
~ I advise you for your own
on our conversation • but if you think
anks for the service have done you,

at has been given you

bien, with astonishment

ur deliverance,

Join the group
otrance of the

of ca-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

emain any doubt with respect to the

of Repeal, ti

concluding pas-
land is to " live, trade,

legislate, for HERSELF ALONE !"
NATION, independent of the
British Crown,—no longer to draw the sword for
England, no longer to legislate for British interests,
or to contribute to the support of the institutions of

Udall(

s to be A

d to th

Vill she submit to

She WILL NOT

miserab

.1-Radical faction

,ander to the traitors

ipers who, for the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

lted wit

the no.
iat I x

u-141 GC4, °mullet) _ -
-street, &c. ; but what street to

treet,

be compared with any of the,.
northern docks? Great Howard

-street has now become
a very great thoroughfare by reason of its communication
with Bootle, Waterloo, &c.; and it promises, or rather
seems destined to become, at no very distant period, one
of the finest streets in Liverpool
hundred excellent houses b

known that to the northward of

only street of

east; yet it lead

my importance leading thence towards
,s only as far as Great Howard-street,

terminating there, I Would ask, w

corn munic

street to
, and all

lion of the in
cessity of hay

teresfshould have t
should he enncillt pc]

Lion. In-
and utility

These f

gether, in ci
respectfully t

est local

of utility
plan of Liverpool as extending from Great Howar
to Scotland-road ; and certainly, whet► built noon,

without exception, be one of the finest street's in Liver-
pool, in regard to length, breadth, and utility. Upper
Burlington-street, which extends from Vanxhall-road to
Scotland-road, is a very good street, and it was to be
hoped that Lower Burlington-street_ P 3: inndincr &rm.

Va.uxhall-road to_ Great -Howaid:;t'reei

ern docks t
should wish t
or Clarence Dock. tow
Scotland

go from the Waterl

Vauxi-

munication could there be than I
in default of which he is obli
pant street ii

nhale-str

tention, that the terminus
where it leads into Great I
act of being built uvon—n,

mu a tine communication eastward inst
Jelled to .perambulate through Chisent
de by Leeds-street, &c. If our town cot
►o rectify this evil. s

take immediate stt _
town council will feel the n

the great ov
hoped that

leces.ors

town, whether e

I taneously call the i

ediate attention of
prevent what would
pool_from being cb

hilated

But, it is sincerely to be Co

sense of the enun

;ely prohibi

or proven

the evil

16th Dec., 1843

uirv, ar

AMICUS OPPIDI

There are reported from Canada,
ters of wheat, 270 quarters of peas,
flour.

CAUTION TO CARRIES

thieves prop
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

ho thus openly pro-
but England—loyal England

gratification of their bad

s, would plunge

r people in anarchy and her noble institutions in

ntemporary C

Tabours, to whit

the Wh

Radical party with th

t, in i.

The first two pa.

lestion v
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

Body of the Room, 4s; Reserved Seats, ss; Gallery,
2s. 6d.

Tickets, and Books of Words, may be had at the prin-
cipal Music Warehouses; also of Mr. RYALLS, at his
Residence, No. 3, Pembroke-place.
Doors to be open at Seven o'clock, Concert to begin at
a Quarter before Eight. Carriages may be ordered for
Ten, as the Concert will terminate about that time. _

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH EVERTOj

elc
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the 'I4.I.TAL
GENERAL MEETING of the PROP lETORS
of the CHURCH of ST. GEORGE, in th ownship of
Everton, in the Parish of Walton-on-tb Hill, in the
County of Lancaster, will be held, pursuant to Act of
Parliament, in the Vestry of the said Church, on MON-
DAY, the first day of January next, at Nine o'clock in
the Forenoon, to transact the usual business of the Annual
Meeting.—Dated this eighteenth day of December, ]843.
By order of the Chairman,
4.- THOMAS CARSON, Secretary.

i
LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTIT TION.
THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) the 19th instant, at
Half-past Seven, ANDREW LEIGH ON, Esq.,
will deliver the last Lecture of his Course n the CON-
DITION of the POOR and the BES MEANS of
AMELIORATING IT.

Admission to Lower Gallery, 2s. ; to the Body and
Upper Gallery, on this occasion. FREE.

J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTIgtsr

The Rem' W. .1". CONY BEARE, M.A., Pri eipal.
THE DELIVERY of PRIZES to the PUPI of the
various SCHOOLS of this INSTITUT N will
take place THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 19th i scant, at
Twelve o'clock, in the Lecture-hall.
THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF T E DIOCESE

in the Chair

Admission by Tickets only.
admitted with their own Tickets

Donors and Subscribers

—...., ...-.....
The SCHOOLS will REOPEN after the Vacation as
follows :—The LOWER SCHOOL, on WEDNESDAY, the
10th January ; the MIDDLE SCHOOL, on MONDAY, the
22d January; the UPPER SCHOOL, on WEDNESDAY, the
31st January. J. GREGORY JONES, Secretary.
Shaw-street, December 19, 1842.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-19

of KnOchin-hall,

Cheltenham

Same day, at th
son of ADIOS BI

3EO RG

vicar, JOSEPH PAKKI

on Church, t
HAGUE.

widow of Mr. CHRISTOPHER. HAXWO
Nelson Inn, Barnsley.
On the 16th instant, at St. John's
Falloon, Mr. GEO aGE LAW, F*
ter of Mr. ELI MUNN

Church
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

BRITANNIA ....on the 4th January.
' Luggage mast be on board the day previous

Passenz

to sailing'

Passage, including Provisions, but without Wines or
Liquors, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or
Halifax, Thirty-eight Guineas. Steward's Fee, One
Guinea. Dogs charged £5 each. _

STAGE -C
0 ATC HE S are established between
HALIFAX and PICTOU, and the Steam-ships
UNICORN or MARGARET ply between PICTOI
_
and QUEBEC, in conne)
carrying the Mails and P

_ sengers for Ca
during the winter months when the St. Lawrence is
closed.

Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
Lewis ; in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-
street ; and in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS ; or, in
Liverpool, to

D. and C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street
—All LETTERS and NEWSP

by these Vessels must pass through the YOST-
OFFICE, and none will be received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers by the Royal Mail Steamers to HALIFAX.
and BOSTON are respectfully informed that the Custom-
house Authorities, at either of these Ports, will not allow
anything to be landed under the Name of LUGGAGE,
except the Pereonal Wearing Apparel of such Passengers.
Any Merchandise taken to Halifax or Boston, under the
name of Luggage, will be dealt with according to Law
Passeng

be sent

s will be charged freight on their personal
Luggage when it exceeds half-a-ton measurement.

For GREENOCK and GLASGOW,
With Goods and Passengers.
Cabin.. 20s. ; Steward's Fee .. 2s.—Steerage.. ss.
THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL' STEAM
SHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS
ACHILLES,
Captain HUGH MA , and
,r,if , FIRE KING, Captain 'KELLAR,
Sail regularly from the larence Dock.
LIVERPOOL, to ASGOW.
The undernoted or other first-class Steam-Ship is
intended to sail as follows, from LIVERPOOL :

DECEMBER.
ACHILLES.... This Day, the 26th.... at 2, Afternoon.
ACHILLES.... Monday, Ist Jan.... at 7, Evening.
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS MARTIN andBURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool.
GEORGE and JAMES BURNS,
Buchanan-street, Glasgow; or to
ARCHIBALD BLACK,
Custom-house-place, Greenock.
And at the Railway Stations, London, Birmingham,
Manchester, &c.

FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS

TO AND FROM GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL

FARES.
Cabin, 20s. ; Steward's Fee, 2s. I Steerhe, ss.
ADMIRAL,
ti Captain JOHN YD.
COMMODO E,
Captain JAMES I ARDIE.
The undermentioned or other first- ss Steam-ships
are intended to sail from the CLA NCE DOCK,
LIVERPOOL, with or without Pilots; as under :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

LIVERPOOL DOCKS

TO MERCHANTS, OWNERS AND MASTER OF
VESSELS, AND OTHERS.
IT IS HEREBY REQUESTED, that M chants,
Owners and Masters of Vessels, and the Pu. lc, WILL
NOT GIVE. or permit to be given, any P ESENT or
CHRISTMAS-BOX to the DOCK-GAT' EN, PIER
MASTERS, and other Persons in the em oy of the Dock
Committee • the said Gatemen, Pier-.. • . ters, and others,
being strictly prohibited from soliciti or receiving any
Christmas-box or Gift whatever.

It is further requested, that Parties to whom applica-
tion may be so made, will furnish to the undersigned the
number of the Gateman, and the name of the Dock to
which he belongs, (which are painted on his hat,) in order
that due inquiry may be made, and the penalty enforced.
By order,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-otfice, Liverpool, December 21, 1843.

NOTICE TO MARINERS

ST. JOHN'S POINT LIGHT HOUSE, EAST

COAST OP IRELAND.
THE CORPORATION FOR PRESERVING ANB IPROV-
ING THE PORT OF DUBLIN, HERE GIVE
NOTICE, that a Light House has been er ted on St.
John's Point, Co. Down, from which a ight will be
shown on the evening of the Ist of May, 1844, and which
will thereafter be lighted every night froffrun-set to sun-
rise.

Specification given of the position and appearance of
the Lipid, by Mr. Halpin, Inspector of Light Houses :
The Tower is built on St. John's Point, at the East
side of Dundrum Bay, in Lat. 54 13 24 N., and Long.
5 39 50 W., and bears

from Newcastle Pier, IE. by _
S. distant i sea miles
(Dundrum Bay,) I
Helly Hunter Rock,
(off the entrance of} E. by N. N. „ 18 „
Carlingford Lough)
Rock-a-bill

, 40 „

Calf of Man, (Revolt'-1 N. W. N
my Lights) J

The Light will be an intermitting Light, appearing of
its full brightness during 45 seconds, and obscured for 15
seconds; the periods of Light and Eclipse succeeding re-
gularly, it will be shown from W. by N. N. seaward, to
E. N. and at an elevation of 62 Feet over the level of
high water of spring tides.
This Light kept open, will lead clear of Gun's Island,
and of the St. Patrick's Rock, off the entrance of Strang_
ford Lough. Mariners are cautioned to avoid the well
known indraft of Dundrum Bay.

The Tower is circular-colored-white. The projecting
gallery and blocking over it are colored brown.
The bearings stated are magnetic—Var. 28 W.
By order, H. VEREKER, Sec.
Ballast Office, Dublin, 30th November, 1813.

PARSONS'S ALEPPO OFFICE WRITING INK.
rpHIS very superior Ink, being made with pure ALEP-
-1 PO GALLS, is equally adapted for Quills and Steel
Pens, and combines the requisite q lilies of INCORRODI-
BILITY and PERMANENCY of C OUR with an easy flow
from the Pen. It is therefore s ongly recommended to
Merchants. Bankers, Solicitors, L ccountants, and others.
*** Warranted not to be affected by time or climate.
1-- Sold in Quart, Pint, Half-pint, and Sixpenny Bottles,
' ,-, . .

nv JOHN YAUSONS, at his Manufactory kir Printing and
Writing Inks, 9, Ave-Maria-lane, London, and sold by
all the Booksellers and Stationers in Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

ZitIDO, illatTfays anb Dratbg.

BIRTHS

On the 16th instant, the lady of the Rev. Dr. CRICHTON.
Grove-s.treet, of a daughter.

On the 17th Instant Mrs. ALFRED HIGGINSON,
Mornington-terrace, Upper Duke street, of a daughter.
Same day, at her residence, Great Newton-street, Mrs. H. M.
MARCUS, of a son,
On the I sth instant, the lady of Dr. DAVIESON, Seel-street,
of a daughter.

MARRIED

On the Ist instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. ROWLAND
GRIFFITHS, Trevor, Anglesea, to Mrs. ELIZ ABETH HUGHES,
Ray.street.

On the 12th instant, at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr. MICHAEL
LEADBETTEIt JERVIS, compositor, Times-office, to Miss
MARTHA COOKE.

On the 13th instqnt, at the parish church of Texall, JOHN
UPTON GASKELL, Esq , eldest son of the late Thos. Gaskell.
Esq., of Ingergley-hall, to MARGARET ELIZABETH, only
daughter of SAMUEL GRIMSHAWE, Esq., of ErrwOod,
Cheshire.

On the 15th Instant, at Llangollen, by the Rev. J; D.
Edwards, curate of Rhos-y.Medre, Mr. RICHARD EVANS,
grocer, late of St. James's street, Liverpool, to ANN, eldest
daughter of Mr. JONES, the Canal Wharf, Llangollen.
On the 19th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. G.
Coltman, rector of Stickney, Lincolnshire, the Rev. G. F.
THOMAS, M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford, to LYDIA.
d ughter of the late Rev. H. LOMAX, rector of Ha'sail, Lan-
cashire.

Same day, at Eastham. by the venerable Archdeacon Clarke.
Mr. THOMAS B. WEDGWOOD. of Rock Ferry. to MARY,
eldest daughter of TH Om AS AMERY, Esq., of oole.hall.
Same day, at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr. WILLIAM STAPLES.
of London, to MARY, third daughter of the late Captain G.
GILPIN, of this port.

at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, WM.
',IZA GRACE, only daughter of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

SHADE'S
BERRY ST
MUSICAL LIBRARY,
4, TREET,

ONE DOOR FROM BOLD-STREET.
ALL the NEW QUADRILLES, NEW MUSIC,
NEW SONGS, &c. are Lent on Hire by the Single
Piece or Song, by the Day, Week, or nth, on such
terms as cannot fail to give satisfactio all those who
may honour this Library with their p onage.
Just Received, the Annual for 1 -I, the Queen Bou-
doir, and the Bigou, exceeding in illustrations all former
years ; also the Music of the Bohemian Girl, composed
by Balfe. the Favourite by Donizetti ; a variety of New
Songs, Quadrilles, &c. all of which will be sold at Three-
pence in the Shilling less than the Publishing Price. A
large Collection of Music at Half-price, consisting of
Rondo. Variations,;Overtures, &c. ; also, a Selection of
Piano-forte Music, collected on purpose for young begin-
ners on the Piano-forte. A new Vocal Catalogue, and
one of Juvenile Music, just Published.
Several Square Piano-fortes, Second-hand, by Broad-
wood, Clementi, and others, commencing with Six Gui-
neas ; also, some new Square and Cottage Pianos, with
all the new improvements, to be sold bargains. A fine
French Horn, a Concert Trumpet, and an Eight-Keyed
Bugle, in high condition, and low prices. Lots of New
and Second-hand Violins, &c., &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

he case, however, in favour of this measure of
Colonial office is so ably argued in a despatch of

ter. G. W. Hope, the and

not resist quoting from it the folio

s him

Lord S
it intel

1 and i

on, combine to point t

r having found their way

er-secretary, that we can-

remar.

hich you par-

s of embark

the Coast of

cal) causes at
eem it neces-

illingness to

striouslhabits,

the labour of

.11-1 out as a valua-

circumstance of

;earcb of employment,

three weekstoSinga-

lements, would t

gnaran-

king the nature of the proposals
)n so much disputed in the case
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

enable them to al
the Wint

itnongst the poor of all religious persua-
sions; and., during the last Twelve Months, relieved 2900
rds of 11,000 individuals. Its desire

work of mer

cases, cont

is, while alleviating temporal di•

;s, to promote the spi-
under its rimier_ by

teal we

Christian advice, suited to their respective circumstances,
and by . e distribution of the -sacred Scriptures and reli-

gious•tracts

Society supplies articles of

In addition to food, the
Clo-tlring and Bedding in extreme cases
Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Presi-

Treasurer, 3. RIGBY, Esq. Sandon-terrace, or by any
Member of the Committee. Also by the Collector, at the
Charitable Institution 'house, Slater-street, and at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

many blind, and most in a very disc

young man came ba

with his living skel

Me, and not to say

father or mother from

bad just witnessed

Two of the above schooners have been bot
)m Americans, who sell here annually at least 12 to 15

crack vess

A more

hypocritical and lying Government
and to the suppression of the slave

than this is with r

all the authorities are secretly

ed to fav
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

THURSDAY

Roger Horrocks, 18, and James Howarth, 20, (could
read,) were indicted for a burglary in the house of Mr.
Robert Howarth, Great Bolton. Mr. Hutton conducted
the case for the prosecution. It appeared that, on the
14th of October, the prosecutor went to bed a little after
nine o'clock in the evening. His father and brother, who
resided with him, not having come in, he merely latched
the door and placed a chair behind it. About ten o'clock
the brother came in and fastened the door in a similar
manner. When the father came home, a little after twelve
o'clock, the door was partially opened, and the prisoners
were found in the house. A crowbar was lying on the
ground just outside the door, along with a pair of clogs
belonging to one of the prisoners, and a box of lucifer
matches was seen inside
the house. Some of the matches
were strewed about, leaving no doubt that the parties had
attempted to obtain alight. They were both found guilty.
—Roger Horrocks was
indicted a second time, on a charge
of having, before the present charge, been convicted of
felony, and found guiltY• Howarth was in custody at the
last assizes, when he was tried and acquitted on the charge
of murder.—Senterice deferred.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-26

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 22

There has been a steady demand for Sugar, and 70 hhds•
B.P. sold at full prices, together with 5 iOu bags Bengal, at a
slight improvement in the finer descriptions. Nothing done in
Mauritius.—Foreign. Holders having shown a disposition to
realize, considerable sales have been effected, amounting, in
the whole, to 600 cases Braz I, and 145 hhds. Porto Rico; brown
Bahia at 16s 6d, low white ditto at 18s. brown Pernambuco at
I'a 6d, and yellow Porto Rico at 18s per cwt —There is a fair
inquiry for Molasses; but owing to the decline in Treacle,
prices are rather lower. The sales amount to 850 puns and
includes Trinidad at 235, and Antigua at 25s 6d per cwt.—Cof-
fee. There are no sales of Plantation to report. Of Foreign,
the transactions consist of It 50 bags of Java and 80 brls. and
bags of Rio, at the quotations.—No sales of Cocoa, Ginger,
Pepper or Pimento.-22u0 bags Bengal Rice, in second hands,
brought lls9d to 12s per cwt. Rum continues in request, anti
about 163 puns have been sold, chiefly Demerara, 30 to 40 ter
cent. O.P. at Is 1 dto 3s dd, with a few puns. of good and fine
Jamaica at 3s pd to 5s 2d per gallon.

Ontha 6th instant, in his 55th year, Mr. CHRISTOPHER
NEWTON.
On the 11th instant, at Amlwch, in a fit of apoplexy, aged 37,
Mr. EDMUND FRANCIS, agent to the Atlas Insurance Com-
pany, Lond-n, and assistant teacher at Monnt Heasant Com-
mercial and Mathematical Academy.
On the 11th instant, aged 74, Mrs. HANNAH JOHNSON,
relict of the late Mr. Thomas Johnson, Highfi:ld-street.
On the 12th instant, at Berlin. in the ;2nd year of his age,
WILLIAM FREDERICK. late kin?, of Holland. who, on his
abdication in 1844, assumed the title of Count of Nassau. His
majesty was found dead in his chair, having been carried off by
apoplexy.

On the 13th instant, at the Cirencester Union Arkhonse,
aged 85, RICHARD WILLIAMS. He was admitted into the old
workhouse upwards of seventy years ago, in consequence of an
injury he sustained in falling from a window in the Yellow
School, when a boy in th t institution. He has never slept out
of the Cirencester Workhouse for the time above stated.
On the 14th instant, in his 67th year, GEORGE BANKS, Esq.
of St, Catherine's, near Doncaster, late of Leeds, and one of
the magistrates and a deputy-lieutenant for the West Riding of
Yorkshire

Same day, aged 15 months, ELLEN, youngest daughter of
Captain NEWLANDS. Hill-street.

On the 15th inst., ROBERT,youngest son of Mr. WILLIAM
BURLAND.Church-street, aged 22 years.

On the 'sth instant, in her 87th year, MARY LOMAS; relict
of Mr. S. Lomas. of Cheadle, cotton.manufactnrcr.
On the 16th instant, at Ashby.de-la•Zouch, Leicestershire,
CATHEEINE, relict of the Rev. JOSHUA SMITE!, BD., late
rector of Holt, Norfolk, aged 81.

Same day, aged 2
dealer, Warrington.

Mr. JOSEPH FORREST, jun., corn-