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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

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`STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND DROGHEDA.
The DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COM-
PANY'S
#4 ''#'%‘,,,', SPLENDID FLEETofFIRST-CLASS STEAM-
' , .. ~_ - SHIPS, sail regularly from the Collingwood
"`""'' "" ' Dock, Liverpool, with or without Pilots :
THIS DAY, April 16, at 11 o'clo , -Night.
THURSDAY, April 18, at cck, Afternoon.
SATURDAY, April 2 5 o'clock, Afternoon.
MONDAY, A • 2, at 7 o'clock, Afternoon.
A Steamer sail m DROGHEDA for LIVERPOOL, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
Goods received daily at Collingwood Dock, and forwarded to
Drogheda per first vessel. Freights moderate.
CABIN FARE, (including Steward's Fee,) 10s. ; DECK, 2s.
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY, Agent,
35, Water-street, and Collingwood Dock, Liverpool.

VERY REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL TO CORK.
4
gilt The City 9f Dublin Steam-packet Company
; • intend despatching their splendid Vessel
HpEtat
Avl
OFKI%N.T,
From CLA DOCK for CORK,
Tins DAY A at 12 o'clock, Noon.
WEDNESDAY... ril 241, at 9 o'clock, Morning.
For further pa ' • ars apply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24, Water-street.

REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL AND CORK.
The CORK STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S first-
" class powerful Steamer
NIMROD,
Jb-F1:. 700 tons burthen and 400-horse power,
Captain T. PILE,
Is intended to leave ingwood Dock.
(With or without Pilots with liberty to tow Vessels,)
LIVE L, FOR CORK,
.. April 16, at 12 o'clock, Noon.
April 24, at 9 o'clock, Morning.
FARES:

THIS DAY ,:
WEDNESDAY,

........, .
Cabin, (including Steward's Fee,) 12s. 6d. ; Deck, 2s. 6d.
Agents in Liverpool WM. WILSON and SON,
15, Water-street.

RICHARD J. LAYCOCK

HAS CONSTANTLY ON HIRE

SADDLE HORSES,
_54,[41-SrIfRAGS, &c.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

CHAPTER I,

What would be the operation. at the present crisis, of
the introduction of a system of paper money, based upon
the property of the country, gold being rejected as a
measure of value and regulator of the amount of issues,
and the " pound" of debt and taxation substituted.—or,
in other words, a pound of such paper money being made
legal tender, instead of sovereigns, at the Exchequer, the
Custom-house, and for payment of existing contracts,
upon the following classes, viz. :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

REMINGTON AND SCOTT'S PATENT TENSION
CARRIAGE AND FOOT BRIDGES

CAN he ERECTED, with Spans from 100 to 400
feet, at a cost of one-third that of any other mode of
building. The Roadways of the Carriage Bridges are composed
of eight or ten Longitudinal Stringers, according to the width
required, of Baltic Deal or other inlber. The several frac-
tional lengths are combined on strongest principle known
in Carpentry. The Abutm t are planned of the most perfect
mathematical forms to st the several opposing forces. The
Stringers are secur o the Abutments by Iron Bolts, and
thence extend t man Inclined Plane as an approach to the
Bridge, and finally lodged in Timber or Stone at the seve-
ral termini! The Roadway consists of Planks laid diagonally
over the Stringers, bolted down, and covered with a layer of
fine Gravel. The Battlements are ornamentally designed, to
increase the beauty of the structure.
A Bridge of one hundred and fifty feet span, the Roadway
ten feet wide, with only six Stringers, was erected for the Earl
Talbot, over the river Trent, at Ingestre, in Staffordshire, in
June 1848, and is used in common for heavily-laden vehicles.
The Foot Bridges are admirably adapted for the ornamental
waters of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats, &c., &c., at a
very moderate outlay. One has been erected over the Lake in
Birkenhead Park. _ _ _

Since the erection of the above, considerable improvements
have been made in the construction of the Bridges.

Address JOHN Scorr, Cougleton, Cheshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

MO be LET, FURNISHED, an excellent detached
FAMILY HOUSE, situate at Sea-bank, Liscard, Cheshire,
fronting, and within 200 yards of, the River. It contains
Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms Butler's-pantry, Store
rooms, &c., on the Groun , x Bedrooms on the First
Floor; Water-close our excellent Servants'-rooms, good
Kitchens, Lard and many other conveniences, with a plenti-
ful supply of Spring and Rain Water,
For further particulars apply to Mr. S. WATERHOUSE, 4,
Derby-square, opposite St. George's Church.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

GAS CHANDELIERS,

COMBINING. THREE ESSENTIAL PROPERTIES,

Beauty of Design,
Durability of Workmanship,
and Lowness frPrice,

MAYJfE HAD AT

A A N ' S
GAS CHANI2IER
_and LAMP
_WAREHOUSE,

2, PARKER-STREET, CHURCH-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

N.B.—Every description of Brass-Work Made and Repaired.
Old Work Re-Bronzed or Re-Lacquered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

liffontp.

£l,OOO, £7O), £6OO, £4OO, and
on Mortgage Secu-
rity.
Apply to Wm. jtorfifrtox, 1, North John-street.

THE following SUMS of MONEY, viz., £4,000,
£1,790, £1,400, -e1,200, --e5OO, now ready TO
be LENT upon ample se • .
Apply to G. ST it, Jubilee-buildings, 16, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

ship Devon, of thi

port, to Miss ANNA M:oIIACE2
Valton Church, Mr. W. S. GRNNIS,
to bliss WARING. of Walton.
''urch. 1

at St. Silas's C

the Rev. J

Mr. H. MORRIS, of the Canwng Tavern, London-road,• to
Mrs. E. GRIMSHAR, of the Pleasant Inn, Queen-square.

Same day, at HuytOn, by the Rev. E. Ailiton, JOHN, eldest
son of J. GARNISS, Esq„ of this town, to MARTHA, relict
of the late T. PITTARD, Esq., of Long-view, Huyton, and
daughter of the late E. Bradbury, Esq., of Manchester.
On the 10th instant, at the Parish Church, Bolton, by the
Rev. Wm. Burns, vicar of Farnworth, HENRY SHARP, Esq.,
surgeon, Farnworth, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of
SAMUEL GASKELL, Esq., attc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

BEDFORD-STREET NORTH

TO be SOLD, Two HOUSES, situate in Bedford.
street North, now producing an annual rental of .480.
Price £1,600. The Tenure is L ,-under the Corpora-
tion, for an unexpired to sixty-seven years.
Apply to Wm. URGH, Royal Insurance-buildings,
1, North John-st eel, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

RA ILWA YS,

Aberdeen .•••
Amiens and Boulogne .
Belfast and Ballymena ......
Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire.
Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y
Bristol and Exeter
Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
Dundalk and Enniskillen ,
East Anglian
Edinburgh and Glasgow s •
Edinburgh and Northern
Eastern-Counties
East Lancashire
Eastern Union
Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr,
Glasgow and Greenock
Great Northern and East Linc
Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Lancaster and Carlisle
Leeds and Thirsk,
Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport.
Londonderry and Enniskillen
London and North-Western
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton& South Coast
London and South-Western
M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln
Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham
Midland Great Western (henna
Newcastle and Carlisle
North British
Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union
South-Eastern
South Devon
Taff Vale
Ulster
West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, and Berwick..
Tx* ad North &c„,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

SASSAFRAS CHOCOLATE

DR. DE LA MOTTE'S nutritive, health-restoring,
AROMATIC CAOCOLATE, prepared from the nuts of
the Sassafras tree. This Chocolate contains the peculiar vir-
tues of the Sassafras root, which has been long held in great
estimation for its purifying and alterative properties. The
aromatic quality (which is very grateful to the stomach) most
invalids require for breakfast and evening repast to promote
digestion, and to a deficiencyfif this property in the customary
breakfast and supper ma • a great measure be attributed the
frequency of cases of igestion generally termed bilious. It
has been found hig beneficial in correcting the state of the
digestive organse&c., from whence arise many diseases, such
as eruptions„of the skin, gout, rheumatism, and scrofula. In
cases of debility of the stomach and a sluggish state of the
liver and intestines, occasioning flatulence, costiveness, &c.
and in spasmodic asthma, it is much recommended.
Sold in pound packets by the Patentee, 12, Southampton-
street, Strand : also by Chemists.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

ON SALE,
A Parcel of finest PIIiOE—SCTUCHoNG,

Prin rlr 2d. per lb.,
Being Wholesale Prices,

IN PACKAGES TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
J. MILLER AND CO.,
8, DALE-STREET,
(NEAR THE EXCHANGE.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the LANCA-
SHIRE CONGREGATIONAL UNION, held in the
CRESCENT CHAPEL, Liverpool, on THURSDAY, April 11,
1850,

THOMAS BLACKBURN, Esq., in the Chair,
the following Resolutions were unanimously passed :

Moved by the Rev. JOHN KELLY, of Liverpool, seconded by
the Rev. GEORGE GREATBACH, Of Southport,
I. That this Meeting are constrained to express their grave
disapprobation of the refusal by Dr. Nolan—to submit the exa-
mination of the charges for some time' in circulation against
him to Christian Brethren in Man Chester, a course which
Christian principle, as well as th •,eXplicit directions of the New
Testament required him to a.. it as his imperative duty, and
as best calculated to elicit t, • truth ; nor, in the judgment of
this Meeting, was there a . , thing in the condition under which
it was proposed to con t the inquiry, namely, a legal indem-
nity for the witness... that was not absolutely necessary to a
full and fair investi, tion of the evidence, and to which, there-
fore, no objectionnu ght to be taken.
Moved by C IMES ROBERTSON, Esq., of Liverpool, se-
conded ny En ARD DAWSON, Esq., ofAldiffe-hall, Lancaster,
11. That Dr. Nolan having declined to comply with the
Scriptural method of vindicating himself from the serious
imputations resting on his character, and having chosen to
seek redress in a Court of Law, where, when he might have had
a verdict on the merits of the case, he, by his countenance,
avoided it; and having this day again refused to submit to an
investigation before a Sub-committee appointed in accordance
with their recognized rules by the Independent Churches of
the County of Lancaster convenedt: he Annual Meeting of
their Union, except on conditions utterly unreasonable, this
Meeting publicly declare their determination to withdraw from
all further eonnexion with him. _

Moved by JOHN CFIEETHAM, Esq., of Staleybridge, se-
conded by WILLIAM CROSFIELD, Esq., of Liverpool,
111. That, inasmuch as the Church assembling in Ducie
Chapel, Manchester, have, by their recent conduct, identified
themselves with Dr. Nolan, their Pastor, and have this day
declined formally to submit to any inquiry conducted accord-
ing to the Laws of this Union, this Meeting publicly declare
them to be thereby expelled from the fellowship of the Asso-
ciated Churches.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

TO IRONFOUNDERS AND SMITHS.
CONTRACT FOR IRON WORK.
MME COUNCIL for the BOROUGH of LIVER-
" POOL will receive TENDERS ,for the IRON WORK re-
quired in the Erection of may
NEW GAOL, Walton.
Parties willing to Ten&T—may see the Drawings and obtain
Specifications, Schott:ties, and Forms of Tender on applying
at the SUAVE xpei Office, Town-hall.
Sealed Tenders must be delivered at the above Office, on or
before Twelve o'clock on THURSDAY, the 25th instant.
Town-hall, Aril 13th, 1850.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

AND THE NEW

EIDER-DOWN PALETOT,

O'DONNELL'S

TiiE ETRUSCAN ROOMS,
122,—80LD STREET,-122.
GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, STATUARY,
PORCELAIN, PAPER TRAYS, &c., &c.
The proprietor respectfully solicits an inspection of his Stock,
which is now being completed. He appends a few of prices,
and challenges competltion with any otheHeirfSe in the Trade :
Table Services, a variety of colours, fro. 5 0 per Set.
Toilette Ditto
China Tea Services, Gilt ..
Ditto Ditto, new E tyl es
Ditto Breakfast Ser ces, in great
variety
Ditto, Ditto; at from 111 6 ..
Decanters, in Sets of Four
Cut Wine Glasses
And all other Goods at similarly Low Prices.

Five per Cent. Discount allowed on all Cash Purchases

HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT,
LIVERPOOL,

IS AT 63, LORD-STREET.

HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON,
IS AT-86-OXFORD-STREET.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LONDON,
IS also AT-36-GRAOECHURCH-STREET.
ArSTAB,,I6,ISHIyNaritE,. MANCHESTER
L IS
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, MANCHESTER,
IS also AT
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, BIRMINGHAM,
IS AT-23-NEW-STREET.
FIYAINT'S__ES_TABI S M Fi.)I\2,2'NELEIrN
I Al
lIYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, GLASGOW,
IS AT-45 ARGYLE-STREET.

H SRAM's ESTABLISHMENT, BRISTOL,
IS AT-17—UNION-STREET.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, BRISTOL,
IS also AT-42 —WINE-STREET.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, LEEDS,
IS AT-42 BRIGGATE.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, HULL,
IS AT-17—MARKET-PLAC E.
HYAM'S ESTABLISHMENT, EXETER,
IS AT-193----7—HIGH-STREET.

THE advantages to the Public of purchasing their
CLOTHING at these magnificent Temples of Commerce
are, that they can procure the very finest description of Cloth-
ing, either Ready-made or Made to Measure, at extraordinary
Low Prices ; and that they also have the opportunity of select-
ing their styles from a Stock of at least 40,000 pounds sterling.

97, LORD-STREET.]

[97, LORD-STREET.

DECLINING BUSINESS.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH,

WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE is compelled to re-
tire from Business, and now offers his large and well-
assorted STOCK of

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,

at such prices as he hopes will enable him-to CLEAR THE
WHOLE OFF IMMEDIATELY.

The attention of BUILDgRS'and OTHERS is solicited to his

of
REGISTER AND OTHER GRATES,

which are now offered at such prices as must secure their
prompt safe.

97, LORD-STREET.
WILLIAM WHEELHOUSE, PROPRIETOR,

NOTICE

SEACOME DAWBARN, late PROPRIETOR Of
no, BOLD-STREET, TAILOR, DRAPER, and Agent for
the Messrs. NICOLL, of Londo uaint his Friends
and the Public, that he entered into PARTNERSHIP
with Mr. W. DYKE , ASTLE-STREET, where a continu-
ance of their orde s respectfully solicited.
Liverpool, arch, 1850.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

Rustrr.if a.

AUSTRALIAN

NEW LINE OF PACKETS

I.!
f^ "R The first of the above Line is the
ALBATRO
Mitiiiii, Of 1023 t egister;
---•- New Ship, launch • anuary ; Frigate-built, and
designed expressly fort ade ; sails remarkably fast; com-
manded by a certifie -class Master; and will be despatched
on the 30th of i for Adelaide, Port Philip, and Sydney,
New South Wales. - Her accommodations are superior to any-
thing hitherto despatched from this port.—For freight or pas-
sage apply to GIBBS. BRIGHT, and CO.
• 1, North John-street, Liverpool.

Will positively sail on the 10th of Allay next.
ilzie, For ADELAIDE and PORT PHILIP,
't'=i: It. .The first-class Packet Ship
~. teak SIR EDMUND HEAD,
THOMAS FERAN, COMMarlder ;
624 tons rezister ; A'! at Lloyd's : warranted nne of the &fate

sailing vessels afloat ; now loiding on rsi e Salthouse
Dock ; has very superior poop ac odations for cabin pas-
sengers, and spacious and comfortable arrangements in
the 'tween decks, which ofty, light, and airy, for a limited
number of second ca ' and steerage passengers. Will carry
-ed s on. Is a new ship and in every respect a
—For terms of freight or passage

an experie

most .desirabterea;iiiice
apply to

JAMES DE W. SPURR and Co., 15, Water-street.

. ,
• -. 4 IVA,

Effirst inbtrs.

To sail on the Ist of May.
For DEME RA
The Barg N 0 RA,
DoKALD msoN, Commander:
404 tons.—Fo ms of freight or passage apply to
SANDBACH, TINNE, and CO.

,tout') Roterfra.

LINE of PACKETS for RIO DE JANEIRO,
Receiving goods up to Ist, 11th, and 21st of every
Month.
AWN- Packet of • n .
hi* The beautiful per Barque OTTER,
- - ain Baouox ;
Registers 195 tons ; A Lloyd's, and coppered. This vessel
has proved hersel of the fastest ships out of the port.—For
terms apply to IMRIE and TOMLINSON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

riches in consequence of the ruin of their customers. On
this account there are protectionists who deprecate any
attempt to displace the government at this time, or force
upon a reluctant majority in the House of Commons a
change in the present commercial policy of the country.
It is said that free trade, though it has been in operation
for three years and a half, has not had a fair trial ; the
Irish famine, the failure of £15,000,000 worth of produce
out of £30,000,000 in a single year, did all the mischief.
Be it so. Let free trade have a fair trial. Let the shop-
keepers see what benefit they are likely practically to
gain by the ruin of their customers. They have the
government in their hands, because they have the ap-
pointment of a majority in the House of Commons. The
agricultural interest, the colonies, the shipping interest,
the small manufacturing interests are to all practical pur-
poses disfranchised. Let the trading classes, then, feel
the effects of their own measures. These will be such
that they cannot continue. Ere long a change of policy,
and probably of rules, will be forced upon government by
the universal cry of suffering. But let them recollect
that it is their measures which are now on their trial ;
that theirs will be the responsibility if they fall ; and that
if the empire is dismembered, and the national indepen-
dence lost. theirs will be the present loss, and theirs the
eternal infamy.--Blackwood.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

present ins

aintixu illab
the market here for the raw material will sustain its buoy-
ancy for some time to come.

The imports of Wool this month have been rather
-

sea sc. bud. of care, ana several parcels of Peruvian have
arrived, which have been eagerly sought after by the
beyers. About 1,400 bags have already been sold for
export, at very satisfactory prices. The London sales
are expected to commence on the 25th instant, and it is
anticipated that prices will be a little lower. Imports for
the week ending 15th instant—Foreign, 3,130; Irish,
99; Scotch, 149; total, 3,378 bales.
We last week gave the first notice of the arrival of new
Irish butter, the season for the importation of which has
just commenced. The supplies at present are not large,
and the quotations to-day for the best brands of Water-
ford and Carrick are 90s. to 945. per cwt.
From the Board of Trade returns we find, on corn
ring the imports, exports, and home consur

~..on of wines
he first two months.of the present
e same period in 1848 and 1849, that

those of tl
to

s show a ve

,on, also

an increase in the exportation and home. consumption.
Snirits also shew a total increase in the importation, but
• mly applicable to Brandy and Genera.

this increase is

Kum sheaving

the exportation, and an increase in the home

consumption.

LATEST INTELLIGENT f
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

don, Monday Ni

Lord Campbell was sworn in to-day as Lord (

ncellor did not sit to-day, owing to continued

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
BISHOP OF EXETER v.GORHAM

to-day for arule to cause why a

13ishop-of Exeter

edings in all relittions of the
him to return to that court a

certain presentation b
to the vicarage
tended that the
Majesty

'lr. Gorbarr

• FITZROY KELLY COLL-
% Court lay not to her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

yen shillings

made the ban
nee the mortea

safe, and at the
e had to give his

at the rate of
value

authenticat

k would, upon the t

s after dat

with their own notes that had twelve months to run, giv-
ing £95105. When this note of b'"

land became t

in its own not

bank would receive as iiquina.,_
been dated six months or more, and renew again, as be
fore, if required, or give back the deeds, and the transac

tion was

parliament v

3e believed that an act of the provincial

tem ; but it wa

iced for thus shewing that the plan
n in operation, and is to this time

first ac

upper uanaoa,
city improvements, which have been effected with little or

from th

tion, on its part, should receive ti

for all d,

circulating medium which is too' tr

nds, thus at once forming a
h witnted for is to be

gold in one es-

iren fa

lem in
, must

sential point of view, which is the vaiL
labour, and which labour had it be,
have been paid for in gold had not these notes acted as its
substitute.

I will trace out the probable c
notes from its issue to its reciemnt

one note
the systE

'arse of one of these

ation a t

remains in the po

a shop

m of the shopkeeper.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

FREEHOLD INVESTMENT FOR 380,

TO be SOLD, One FRONF andV Five COURT
HOUSES, in good order, and Well tenanted at very low
rents, satiate near,,,wkkaTi-road, yielding the yearly rent of
.€ 41. Price .€389
For particulars apply to JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayton-square.

AN EXCELLENT COTTAGE HOUSE FOR .240.
TO be SOLD, a very desirable and substantially-
built COTTAGE HOUSE, containing on the ground
floor Parlour, Kitchen, and Back ICitchen, with Three excel-
lent bed-rooms above, a rge Yard and Flower Garden in
front, situated in ated, healthy neighbourhood, about
one mile and Calf-from the Exchange. Price .e 240. The
Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance.
For particulars apply to JOHN WHITE, 19, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

Elegant Tunic Suits, made in the newest style of
fashion, edged or braided
Extra finish in Saxony Cloth, comprising Frock Coat,
roll collar Vest, and Trousers, in black, blue,
green, or invisible, made in a variety of new shapes 1 2 6

HYAM'S MILITARY AND NAVAL UNIFORMS

R s. d. .R s. d.
Undress Frock, beautifully faced with silk 2 0 oto 3 0 0
Regimental Dress Coat, with gold lace, lined,
and padded with silk 4 4 0„ 7 10 0
Scarlet Shell Jackets 1 1 0„ 1 15 0
Military Trousers, with scarlet stripes
Full dress Naval Trousers, with gold lace 1 10 0 „ 2 5 0
Captain and Lieutenant's full dress Coat,
with gold lace 3 10 0„ 5 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT FOR £l5O,

TO be SOLD, Freehold o nheritanee, a corn-
' pact lot of PROPS , consisting of a Corner Beer-
house, and Two Fro ouses adjoining, occupied by good
tenants, at mo e rents, situate in the outskirts of the
town, producing the yearly rent of £37. Price £450.
For particulars apply to JoHN WHITE, 19. Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

LARY, only daughter of the late RD. fIILDITda,
ncorn.

Same day, at the Parish Church of Llanfwrog,
JAMES HARKER, agent to the Chester and Holyhead R
way Company, to Miss MARY ANN WILLIAMS, do"--'
the Rev David Williams, of Ruthin.
On the 11th instant, at St. George's Church, Everton,
FRANCIS JAS. EATON, Esq., only son of Captain Eaton,
R.N., signal officer of the Temeraire at the battle of Trafalgar,
to LOUISA JANE, only daughter of THOMAS LYON, Esq.,

thin, Mr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

extant, signed
intellept, as fc

' We, the and

ed, having heard read the princi-
ples upon which the Newcastle District Accommodation
Company is about being brought into operation, do give
it our unqualified approval, and promise to support it as
much as lays in our power, by freely receiving its notes f
land, stock, goods, or anything we have to sell; al
liquidation of debts due to us, upon exactly the
as the notes of banks payable upon demand
ca

, or as for

Thus, sir, you see the c

.culation of these no
ssue of

established, an,

Any person having land, an adva

transferred to the COME

(this t

a very simple and
effect in the distri

air. me

try, for which

This- transfer

time of making the ad
note of hand, payabh

amount he received

cent. per annum. Thu
£2OO, the bunt

of his land
of the deec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

this being a q
but only mat

mg no point of temporal interest,
,tual doctrine affecting the church►
House of Convocation, composed
as it was of of the church. was a tribunal,
much bstter adapted for its satisfactory settlement than the
ludicial committee of the Privy Council. Their lordships said
they would look into the authority bearing upon the case, and
give their decision on a future day.—Arches Court.—Upon the
case of Gorham v. Bishop of Exeter being called on, M. 80wd-
,7, r, Procter to Mr. Gorham, informee the Judge that there was
no return to its monition, which the court directed to he served
upon the Bishop, directing him to institute Mr. Gorham, in"
conformity with the decision of the Privy Council. The mo-
nition had been served and Mr. Rowdier begged that the certi-
ficate might be continued. The judge inquired if the presenta-
tion had been brought in. Mr. Bowdler said no; the Bishop'#
Procter did not appear, and he therefore begged fbr a postpone-
ment. The judge granted the application.

Id, the Upper
dignitari

. _
GREECE.—Athens, 2nd ApThe Times correspondent
says the King refuses to acknowledge the justice of the British
claims, although he will consent to pay any sum awarded by
the French Envoy. The country was in the greatest distress.
The total failure of the olive crop was expected.
PORTUGAL.—The Montrose steamer arrived at S^uthqmpten
this afternoon. She left Liston on the 10th last; nt. Tle law
restricting the liberty of the press was brought before the
Chamber of Peers on the 9th, and referred to a special com-
mittee. The Government wished it to be submittee to the
Permanent Committee of Legislation, but was defeated
by an immense majority. It is more than probable the
measure will not be carried. A heavy gale in the Tagus on the
night of the 11th did much damage to the shipping. The Bri-
tish fleet had left. The Daily Noes says very general excite-
ment prevailed in Portugal throughout the country. It is re-
ported at Vigo that quarantine on all vessels would be taken off
immediately.

PARIS, St:TIVDAY

ists meetings
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

HYAM'S LIVERIES,

MADE TO MEASURE IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE.
.' S. d. Xs. d.
Page's Suit, in three qualities, varying from 1 8 oto 2 2 0
Footman's Suit, comprising coat, waistcoat,
and breeches, varying in quality, from.. 2 10 0 „ 3 10 0
Groom's and Coachman's Suits, frock coat,
waistcoat, breeches, and leggins, varying
in price from
Postillion's Suits, varying according to the
style 1 18 0 „ 3 0
Groom's Moleskin Stable Suit 0 17 6„ 1 2 0
Footman's Striped Jacket 0 6 6„ 0 8 6
Butler's plain and striped jean Coatee 0 12 0 „ 0 15 0
Coachman's, Footman s,andGroom's double-
milled cloth and Devonshire Kersey Top-
Coats
Coachman's and Groom's exercising Frocks, 0 14 0 „ 1 2 0
Footman's superfine cloth morning Coatee 1 8 0 „ 2 0 0
Moleskin Overalls
Brown Holland strapping Jackets 0 4 6„ 0 6 6
Servant's superfine cloth double-milled ker-
sey and plush Breeches O.lB 0 „ 1 10 0
LiverystripeValencia waistcoats with sleeves 0 9 6„ 0 12 0
Cloth Gaiters, any colour 0 7 6„ 0 10 6
Moleskin Leggins
Silk Jockey Jackets, any colour 0 10 0 „ 1 3 0

GOLD AND SILVER LACE

DIES SUNK TO ANY STYLE OP ARMORIAL BEARINGS.
Gentlemen residing in the country can, on application, have
a plan of self-measurement sent free by post.

I)RILLIANT-TONED COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE,
62 Octaves, with Metallic Plate,-b ii London Maker, in
an elegant Rosewood Case, of newest design, to be DIS-
POSED OF.

Apply at No. 28:.....Nprttristreet, where the Instrument may
be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

WEDNESDAY

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall-street,
A Quantit RN,
Now landing ex Lord rin, from Bombay, west side Prince's
Dock.—For furthe rticulars apply to
G DSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, Dale-street,
240 Tons Lima NICAR WOOD,
Of superior quality, now g ex Elinor Chapman, from
Mazatlan, Albert D . or further particulars apply to
MANN, FOSTER and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Sale Room, Chapel-street,
538 Bags LINS
Landing ex Panthea an o, rorn Calcutta.—Apply to
CORRIE and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Office, 17, Exchange-buildings, ,
175 Pipes } South American TALLOW.
4 Barrels
4 Hhds. South America BABE,
Ner,Rhondda,. from Buceo py to Mes. RAT/IBONE
BROTHERS *VI CO., ants; or to
J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

LADIES' & CHILDREN'S STAYS & CORSETS,
AT
J. FERGUSON'S

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE,

4, BOLD-STREET.
T FERGUSON begs to announce that he has
s READY FOR INSPECTION a .orrbTalliful and ex-
tensive Assortment of
MADAME CAPLIN' GIENIC CORSETS,
WERLE ' RENCH CORSETS,

The QUEEN'S OW , the CLEMENTIA, VICTORIA, and
NEMOUR; als le RIDING, DOUBLE COUTILLE, and
SATEEN ST _ .

---doTintg,lGidents instructed to send their own Measures,
and supplied by return of post.
Wedding Orders and India Outfits executed with economy
and despatch.
4, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK.

Stove, Conservatory, B(c.—lf there is room in the
stove, bring in those camellias which have quite finished
flowering ; the heat will produce an abundance of young
wood in time to ripen thoroughly, and set the flower buds
during the summer. Give geraniums, fuchsias, and similar
plants, their final shift. Ventilate the houses during the
middle of the day ; but close early, and retain as much of
the sun heat as possible.
_ _

Flower Garden.—Finish sowing biennial and perennial-
flower seeds, and plant out tigridias ; complete the sowing
of annuals and the transplanting of herbaceous plants.
Kitchen Garden.—Prepare hot beds for cucumbers and.
melons ; sow tomato and capsicum seeds—those which
were sown last month should be potted off. Commence
forcing late vineries.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

" J. T."—The Aigburth seedling strawberry has borne
the severity of the winter in the most exposed situations,
and is of remarkably vigorous growth this spring ; its-
capabilities as a good forcing strawberry are first-rate.
" T. MEDSON," and " H. P."—Florists' flowers are, in
almost every instance, judged by a fixed standard of
merit. Thousands are equally beautiful to the eye ;
but, if you want to raise florists' flowers, you must be
ruled by the florists' judgment.

LIVERPOOL ART IN PERTHSHIRE.—A highly influen-
tial meeting of the members of St. John's Episcopal
Church was held on the 4th inst., at Perth, Col. Belshes,
rebuilding3o
lf r T. n
Hay, ve r m aoy of the
architect,ti
hn e the
ch ucorhfc chair, r ,
were
Liverpool,ef or
er the
a lrn opsnt whoserupon purpose
designs
receivingonussflor at hp
t
proved of, and selected from upwards of fifty sent in by
istsha
cecrraiusrtecyihf,oi
wtremictthscsfotrneosemipstaeili:l
on the north side. The length of the church from east
,il e
transepts,kingdom kingdom.
proportions,
to west is 74 feet, and breadth across. transepts 68 feet ;
evidently
The sp 1
rewill
wroughtlll forma
.romu t
a picturesque with great
height to ridge of roof, 43 feet.. It is arranged for 545
kneelings, with two
. small galleries in the transepts. The
style of the architecture is what is known by middle-
gpooafrtfsn elegantaovf et
clearly adapted to. the
.requirements of the nineteenth.
spirit,featur feature
our "faire citie," rising about 110 feet in height, our.:
mounted by a gilded cross. Mr. Hay is a gentle Man who
stands deservedly high in this department of his profes—
sion, and we think he has reason to be proud of this
achievement.. to his fame from the severe and careful scru-
tiny to which the whole of the designs were subjected by
sin
century.te d,
gentlemen well qualified to appreciate the merits of (= le,-
slashed architecture.—Perthshire Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

HYAM'S SUMMER OVER-COATS.

ALWAYS ON HAND. READY MADE.
The Hyamonian Paletot, made from a beautiful light
waterproof material, trimmed with silk all through
from
The Hyamonian Paletot, registered by the Proprietors,
a neat and gentlemanly Walking Coat, adapted for
professional gentlemen from 1 5 0
The Brighton Summer Wrapper, a neat and improved
shape, in the most beautiful material, elegantly
trimmed from 1 18 0
Albert and Guardian Wrappers, made in the French
style, from the French and German Zephyr Coat-
ings, expressly manufactured for HY AM & CO.,
splendidly trimmed, and neatly finished from 2 2 0
The celebrated Registered Mercury, or Summer
Overall. The novelty of style and elegance in
design of this Coat have received the highest
encomiums of the British Press ; they are sold
complete for the extreme low price of

ELECTRO PLATE.
JOSEPH MAYER takes the liberty to inform his
Friends and Patrons, that he has, in addition to his large
Stock of Sheffield Plate, a very extensive Assortment of the

PATENT ELECTRO PLATE,
____Comyrising the Newest Des_l6l,lllitlfi_i

TEA AND COFFE!

.E4UIPAGES,_AIAgIGNES, SALLAD-

STANDS, BASKETS, E COOLERS,
CORNER DISHES, DIS VERS, WAITERS, &c
Also, a very large S of SPOONS and FORKS.

N.B.—A.rticlesthat- e been in use many years, and from
which the Plating • worn off, can be RE-PLATED by the
ELECTRO PRO .SS, at about ONE-HATF the cost of new.
N.B.—A Illustrated Catalogue of Prices is just pub-
lished, an ay be had gratis, on application.

JOSEPH MAYER,
GOLDSMITH, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER,

68 and 70, LORD-STREET,

SPRING GOODS
J. FERGUSON'SIT

JUVENILE CLOTHING, LADIES' OUTFITTING, LACE,
STAY, AND HOSIERY W OUSE,
4, BOLD-S ,ET.
T FERGUSON begs pectfully to announce to
•J • the Ladies of L. pool and its vicinity, that he has
received his very ex aye purchases of Spring Goods, which
have been selec ith the greatest care, at the first Parisian
and Londo ouses, and which are now ready for inspection.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

HYAM'S TROUSERS

MADE TO MEASURE.
Doeskin and Gambroon Trousers, very neat .... from 0 8 6

Scotch Tweeds 0 9 6
The newest styles in Checks and Stripes
Very superior and splendid materials 0 16 0
Beautiful specimens of Scotch mill'd Tweeds, adapted
for riding.
Elegant Foreign fabrics, in plaids and stripes, Cossack
fronts, and straps to button t nderfoot
Five hundred styles in genuine French materials for
Trousers, the produce of a celebrated French
manufacturer, and secured to HYAM, by regis-
tration, and cut in the French style, German
bottoms, or the plain English shape
Mill'd black and Drab Kerseymeres
Elegantly constructed Pantaloons for the ball-room 1 8 0
Beautiful West of England black and clerical mix-
tures, in woaded Doeskins 1 4 0

1 4 0

READY MADE.
Tweed Trousers, adapted for hard wear, lined.. from 0 5 6
Superior quality ditto, in checks and stripes
Beautiful plain and fancy Scotch Tweeds 0 9 6
A most varied and extensive assortment of mixed and
fancy Doeskins, cut in every fashionable shape
from
Superfine Buckskins, beautifully made 0 16 0
Very best qualities French and German Trouserings,
cut on an improved plan, and in material and
make deserving to be denominated the gems of
fashion ....
Black and Drab Kerseymeres
Superior quality ditto, warranted to wear well
Imperial wool-dyed black Doeskins, in every variety
of shape, from 0 16 0
Extra superfine, in woaded colours, beautifully elastic 1 1 0

THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY.

TT having been agreed by all the Manufacturers of
FLINT GLASS in the Kingdom to advance the price about
Twenty-five per Cent.,

J. WARD,
40, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

accidentally ascertaining previous to t ' eeting that such
was their intention, immediate] rchased an enormous
STOCK, and by taking so large uantity, obtained them con-
siderably under the old pri , and now determines to SELL
OFF the Stock at and u r his former prices, which were no-
torious for being by f the cheapest in the Town.
Merchants, Sh eepers, Hotel-keepers, Ship-masters, or
others, would ye their Pockets by purchasing at this Esta-
blishment.
Orders to the amount of .el,ooo executed in ten days' notice.
OBSERVEI—J. WARD, 40, Bold-street, Liverpool ; 60, Cross-
street, Manchester.

lIOLME'S GREAT CLOTH MART,

PARADISE- ET,
IS TH HEAPEST
ADY-MONEY
CLOTH OUSE IN LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

CORRESPONDENCE.

HOW TO PAY FOR THE "PIKE."

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL NTANDARD.
Sir,—l am perfectly aware of the futile and thankless
task any one undertakes when he endeavours to propose
a new plan, or amend an old one, but fearless of this
knowledge I will solicit your permission at the present
juncture, through the medium of your journal, to lay be
fore the public a system of finance that is capable of
greatly alleviating the pecuniary burden that must be en-
tailed upon this town in the execution of the " Rivington
Pike scheme."
The system I am about to depict has been acted upon
with the most complete success in the United States and
Canada, but there the oppressive currency laws do not
exist that this country is afflicted with ; and had the United
States been fettered with the stringent regulations of Sir
Robert Peel's bills of 1819 and 1844, they would now, in-
stead of being a first-rate nation, not have been a fifth-
rate power.

This assertion has been met with, " Oh, their's is only
paper circulation, spurious and artificial ;" it may be so,
hut it is also efficacious and beneficial, as their wonderful
internal improvements testify, and the total absence of the
severe distress that is the doom of the poor working man
of this country.

Is it not better to live happily and prosperously, though
the means of doing so are artificial, than drag out a mise-
rable existence in wretched poverty, and be consigned to
a premature grave, as thousands and millions have been,
for the sake of upholding a circulating medium based upon
gold, a system that adds to the rich man's wealth, but
deprives the poor man of the little he has, and prevents
his accumulating more ?
It is neither my plan nor intention to enter into any
currency disquisition, but stick to my text, which is the
possibility of the necessary expense of the " Pike scheme"
being greatly alleviated by the adoption of a certain sys-
tem of local currency, especially as far as relates to pay-
ment of wages, which must form a large item in the esti-
mate of expense. This proved, the beneficial este
of the system will be obvious.
The plan I am about to depict has been already before
the public in a letter I did myself the pleasure of addres-
sing to the editor of the Mercury, which he politely in-
serted in his journal, 16th October last ; but knowing the
almost general disgust with which the public receive any
remarks npon currency or finance, it will be very few who
read this, that I shall have to apologize to for a " twice-
told tal

The system now proposed is for the Corporation to issue
notes of convenient amount (as low as ten shillings may
be necessary,) payable in cash twelve months after date;
with these notes the workmen can be paid, and when the
arrangements are understood there is scarcely a shop in
the town that will not receive these notes -
actly the same rate m
tem, in Canada, is ter
that i
lation

iths after

the distress the

st removing,

would be too much int

ter; yet I be

,
I am advocating h
in n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

THE WOOLLEN CLOTH TRADE.

MORRIS, BASSET, AND JONES,

(Late WALTER and THOMAS MORRIS,)

HAVE much pleasure in inviting the attention
of Buyers of WOOLLEN GOODS to the most
extensive STOCK of West of England and Yorkshire
superfine BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
DOESKINS, &c., (all of which have been personally
selected by Mr. MORRIS, at the Manufac • , within
the last three weeks,) ever seen in L' 001.
Notwithstanding the great a ce in the price of Wool,
the Sianiffacturers have as yet been able to participate
in the improvement • don no former occasion, Mr. M.
sincerely belie , has he been enabled to purchase so
cheaply, a ore especially West of England Goods, as on
the p nt occasion.

The immense variety of styles in TROWSERINGS and
VESTINGS, all of which are new, cannot fail to insure an
extensive demand ; nor can the quality of the Articles fail
to give satisfaction.

MORRIS, BASSET, and JONES, are determined that no
effort on their part shall be wanting, either in the selection
of their stock, or the moderate charges with which they
will be content, to merit a continuance (indeed they
hope an increase) of the unprecedented support so de-
servedly earned, and liberally bestowed upon the late firm,
for the long period of eighteen years.
Their motto will be (as it has hitherto been under the
management of Mr. M.) A LARGE AMOUNT OF BUSI-
NESS WITH SMALL PROFIT.

To Wholesale Buyers and the Trade generally, we would
observe, that we can offer as good an assortment of
Goods as any house in London or Manchester, and our
prices will be found, on an average, at least lOper cent. less.
Therefore we say, support us.
Our purchases last month amount to six thousand one
hundred and forty-three pounds.
MORRIS, BASSET, and JONES.
80, LORNSTREET, April 8, 1850.

P.S.—Referring to the above, Mr. T. MORRIS begs to
observe, that not having succeeded in disposing of the
Business as he wished to have done, and with a view of
obtaining to some extent the relief and leisure he contem-
plated in retiring altogether, he has taken into PART-
NERSHIP Mr. PETER BASSET and Mr. THOMAS JONES,
by whose assistance ant co-operation he expects to carry
on the business with increased vigour and efficiency.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

DIVIDENDS

May 6, W. Whittenbury, Manchester, cotton dealer—May
7, J. B. Scott, Denham-springs, near Chorley. and Manchester,
calico printer—April 22. G. and J. Barton, Manchester, copper-
roller manufacturers.

CERTIFICATES

to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
May 6, T. Atkinson, Liverpool, slater—
PI ymoutb, baker

•fay 8, W. Holmes,

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.

April. Hour.
16, Juliusiothenvise Jules George Geyelin (Ist) District Court,ll
17, James Simpson Holmes (2d)
17, John Crosthwaite (Ist) Ditto, 11
17, Maurice,Jones (proof)
18. Came and Telo (proof and div.) Ditto, 11
18, Joseph Carter (proof and div.)
19, John La Guerrande and Co. (2nd) Ditto, 11
19, John Burgess (proof and div.)
23, William Gore (2nd)

25, Evans and Nephew (Ist) Ditto, 11
25, Barton, Irlam and Higginson (choose assig.) Ditto, 11

•RikILWAY RECEIPTS

The following are the receipts of railways for the past vreex
that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns
are made:—

LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 9

The arrival of wheat is large to-day, and the dull account of
London market yesterday. has had its effect upon ours, and
wheat, in most instances, is sold at Is. per qr. lower than last
week. Good barley is scarce, and fully maintains its value ;
but inferior qualities are difficult to quit, and in favour of the
buyer. We note no alteration in the price of beans and oats.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
We have had a large supply of Cattle and the trade heavy,
and with difficulty supported last week's prices. No. at mar-
ket :—Beasts, 2,200 ; Sheep, 4,386.

SINKING THE OFFAL.
Prime first-class Heifers
Second-class Heifers
Prime first-class Oxen 4d. „ 43d. „
Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3id. „ 4d. „
Prime Wethers 6d. „ Od. „
Second quality Wethers s3d. ~ 534. ~
Old Scotch and Irish Ewes

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, APRIL 13.
s. d.
Hay, old, 2015 0 B@o 10 Potatoes, 901 b.
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Mangelwurzel ..24 0— 0 0 Cups
Straw, Wheat .. 0 32 0 5 Turnips, a ton 2l 0— 24 0
Oat 0 32 0 4t Carrots 25 0— 27 0
Barley ...... 0 2a— 0 3 !Manure 5 0— 6 6

s. d. e. d

Otarbeto.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 13

We have had another week of dull trade, and the tendency
of prices in the retail business that has been done has been to
decline. At our Exchange to-day. Wheat, especially of se-
condary quality, barely supports former rates. Flour is Is.
per sack lower. Oats and Oatmeal dull at late prices. Beans
as last quoted, and the demand for each article confined to
retail sales for present consumption.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

TO be SOLD, a Great Bargain, NINE HOUSES,
situated near Scotl tni, all of which are let to re-
spectable tenant le low sum of .4'250. This lot of pro-
perty well wor parties' notice.

FOUR FREEHOLD S,in Radcliffe-street, West
Derby.

A bOUBLE ITOUSFIr/TrT-street.-street

FOUR Newly-erected rn-H•reek-road, Everton, all
let to respectable tenante"Ml will be sold a bargain.
TO be SOLD or LET, 'FOUR. NEW FREEHOLD VILLAS,
with Gardens attached, and good Yard at the back, situate in
Whitefield-road, West Derby. T•• fpraperty fitted up in
a first-rate style, and fit e occupation of a respectable
family.

For: further particulars apply to GEoltoE STANBURY, Jubi-
lee-buildings, 16, Lord-street. (One interest.)

to br lUt,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE

MO be SOLD, a Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, and
DWELLING-HOUSE ad' • .1m— having a Frontage to
two Streets, and situate n • . eter's Church. Price £B5O.
The Tenure is Leas for seventy-five years, under the
Corporation. _

Apply to W. Roxsußox, Royal Insurance-buildings,
1, North John-street. Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

COURT AND FASHION.

The request to her Majesty to permit the attendance of
the Prince of Wales, with his Royal father, at a festival
to celebrate the successful progress of the Britannia
Bridge, has been declined on account of the Queen's " in-
teresting situation," so far as regards the Prince Consort,
and the youth of the Heir Apparent to the Crown.
The ex-King and Queen of the French are on a visit to
Brighton.

Tie Oriental Club entertained Lord Gough, on Tues.
day, together with a select party invited to meet the gal-
lant viscount, at their mansion, in Hanover-square.
The ex-King of the French, Louis Philippe, has just
made a present of a valuable painting, on china, to his
Royal Highness Prince Albert. The painting was con-
veyed direct from Boulogne to Windsor Castle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

price of Beef, 32d. to 4d
1532 ; Sheep, 4713 ; Calves, 361

of Sheep, 54(1. Number of Beasts,
The clearance of Beasts was

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR. APRIL 10.
We have had a large show of both beasts and sheep at market

to-day. The beasts were in prime condition, the buyers nume-
rous, but trade rather dull ; yet nearly all were disposed of.
Prices for good things 6s. 6d. down to 65., and as low as ss. 9d.
per st. of 16 lbs. The trade for sheep was rather dull ; but all
were sold off at 5d., 50., and 52d. per lb.

DUBLIN

CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-16

HYAM'S DRESS COATS

MADE TO MEASURE.
Excellent Dress Coat, edged and fashionably made .. 1 0 0
Ditto, a much superior quality, with silk body lining 1 8 0
Superb quality, beautifully trimmed, patent velvet

buttons
Imperial, wool-dyed black, waterproof fabric, stitched
and padded with silk in the French style
Rich West of England wool-dyed black, made in the
latest style of fashion, and cut to fit the most
difficult shape, with an appearance that must ex-
cite admiration
The French style in Newmarket and Riding Coats,
most fashionably made

1 12 0

1 17 0

READY MADE.
CapitalDressCoat, edged, and fashionably made,from 0 18 0
Superior Saxony ditto, in any shade of colour, with
lustre body linings 1 6 0
Imperial wool-dyed Black, beautifully trimmed
stitched, and padded
Fine West of England ditto, woaded colour, and im-
pervious to rain, elegantly trimmed
Very superior West of England wool-dyed Black,
stitched, and padded with silk, in the French
style, to fit the most difficult figure gracefully
Fashionable double and single-breasted Riding Coats,
in every shade of colour

1 10 0

1 15 0

2 0 0

1 6 0