The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

-BELL EDWARD LLOYD

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Lo ; ronc, 3s. 2U. to 4s. 2d. ; Holland Beasts,
348; Ditto Sheep, 390; Ditto Calves, 445.; Norfolk and Suffolk
Beasts, 1,900; French Sheep, 100; Scotch Beasts, 400; Leices-
ter, Northampton, and Lincoln Beasts, 280. Supplies quite
equal to demand. Trade no better than on Monday last for
anything. Prime Scotch Beasts, 3s. Bd. per stone. Weather
cold.

FITTING
26 6. 28, ILI OVER-STBDP"

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WAREHOUSES. WORKSHOPO,, 0
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AND PRIVATE DWELLI.`,,,I'i
FURNISHED WITH GAS P1P.1,,-1:G"
ON THE MOST APPROSZD Ygle‘„'—rlc I

entire conformity r '''
CT 07FARLIAMP'
and Regulations of as Company, by I i
WI lAM PENN So'lgr
26 6- 28, HANO VER-STltZfe
Where a vast variety of the most to c
CHANDELIERS are always oa
None but experienced Fitters employed

uriAADELIERS are always ye RDAY. HEATON'S CAMBOOSE3. None but experienced Fitters employe
, 10S; Pigs, Mr. ROBERT M. WALKER explained the merits of -----
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4d. ; Veal, Mr. Heaton's cooking apparatus for ships, of which he BANK OF BRITISH NOR;---, ot
Is
nd Beasts, exhibited a model. In form, it is not unlike a square INCORPORATED BY ROYAL C ..,,
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old Suffolk
PAID-UP CAPITAL, .:61,(-),600 ~,
iron chest, with a projecting range or fire-place in front,
)0; Leices-
e 31#11
the top of which is covered with a thick plate of iron
7, .Ft. Ilelen's-plae ' ~,arch,
plies quite
[lay last for perforated for loose coverings, so as to admit the direct
London', 15th t.
Weather action of heat to any vessel that may be necessary in Bank grants Credits on its 0 i
culinary pursuits. After the flame leaves this covering THISp of the North American Colo
~ t 4 I.o'
of the upper portion of the fire it passes into the chest New York, on receipt of the anisp,;t;lle cares'
directly at the bottom of a boiler fitted with taps, tec., payable on pres.entationtcoget
611 arTiti s nee. Ai
Berate. It and is conveyed thence under the lower plates of two large Exchangetn on Bills, at the usrm, .y. u a „,,
S; ilar Credits are greked at all the D'udi
yesterday,
rdaY' ovens. The heat, ascending at the back, and through a
quence of
vincial Bank of Irelante of the National Bag
small aperture between the ovens and the boiler, spreads o; the MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL DlsrileCtiol°
' the navi- itself over a large plate or hot hearth at the top, from This Bank, purchases, or forwards for c_e do_
e 14th say the centre of which the flue is carried. The subject was for the Dividends on American Stock.; a./ PI
;pen• not one that admitted much discussion, for in every
moneypurcha sbeu as
business
sssa lien otfh
the United
t uocnkftetdhestactoelslecatniodni,,! tbei; instance where these cambooses had been adopted they vinces.
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have proved most successful ; and there can be little The terms and further particulars may .' - f
doubt that the economy of space they occupy (as one cation to the Secretai y.
MO
ier some- calculated to cook for 1,000 people is not more than three G. DE B. ATT-..„„/
ply Acci- feet square, and will not exceed in cost £10) will tend to
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their general adoption. The model was much admired, The convict Anne Merritt has been respites
et
cure the and the principle met the high approval of the scientific On Wednesday, a clerk in the bank of
11
ly metes assembly.
and Co. absconded with £B,OOO. 31' d
single or
SIMMS' WIND-GUARD. A necklace said to have been worn hY Lob
Mr. WALKER then submitted a model of Simms' wind- exhibited at a shop in Bermonesey-street,
oPf ID
housand guard for chimnies, which is, perhaps, the most simple It is said that the Lord-Lieutenancy °f ,
tnd tour- yet produced, and was stated by the lecturer to have been not be abolished until the close of the year'
Iteolbiekarcmricevaows. eminently successful when other applications to prevent There is reason to expect from the vs theill
down drafts in chimnies had proved abortive. The prin- Exchequer a liberal policy in regard o'
. iitei
ciple consists in erecting at the top of an ordinary square holders of duty-paid bricks.
uarterly pipe, on two of the sides, a half octagon piece of metal, Mr. Grinnell, of New York, has conlnietY
the lower part of which projects a distance beyond the sum thau £6OOO towards fitting out the ,
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ess of a, ' edges of the pot ; across these two is hung, as on a beam dition in search of Sfr J. Franklin. 111-..1
charge balance a plate bent in form to suit the octagon sides ; On Saturday, a man named Forbes, an brow,
" hand- and as this is balanced to a nicety, the slightest breath of living at Newcastle, murdered his wife in 8,419
to guess wind will close one valve, while it opens the outlet from When found. she was covered with blood,'
the flue by raising the other. There can be no fear of wounded. Two knives were found on hit,' 0
t, while this apparatus going out of order; and as it promises to ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH.—On Slla`rne%
m, took perform its offices well, we may dispense with the necessity sermons by the Rev. John Jones, send iit°
or exa- in future of extinguishing our fires during the cutting Wright, the sum of £l4 14s. was collect.
ick eye winds of March.
school attached to the church.
hat are
SMITH'S PATENT SHOES.
ereathrrenryepeaenrttileys
eking a Mr. WALKER then produced a number of most elegant- forAdsghri
, ;on the principle of the recently procured truck system. Enclaucs
ect
enWnv
iaocntr
ede
de
hs
oit
st. r ;foo:
iii i 1 reeking made hoots
patent. He held that as such articles were of universal On Saturdayevening,tbihneee
or," in utility, any improvement that could be effected would be Prince Albert again honoured the perfor'ite
dd sta- advantageous is every class of the community, and ex- Freischutz" with their presence at the
nit
le eyes nlained at length the great desiderata now attained, which Opera.
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t blue- may be briefly summed up as—iightness, elegance, Jura_ At Nenagh assizen, on Thursday. l'elgtillet
!, how- bility, and elasticity; The ordinary rules of attaching the acquitted of the murder of his wife, hv ev„rtso°
on for sole to the boot are entirely set at nought. When the , with sufficient diet, lodging, &c. The r ,i
3s, and upper leather is completed, a sole is cut to the peculiar ' very eccentric character. Thill't,
form required, of good substantial leather, and having The bullion in both departments of the •:£1411'•
messed passed a machine by which the edge all round is split in a land has increased from £17,133,356 t° OlO
candi- diagonal direction to the depths of about half an inch, it is being a difference of £139,929. The paper
of the placed on the last, and the edge of the upper leather inci- culation has increased from £19,923,049 t° 141
ways, sion of the sole. It is then secured through by a double being a difference of X 137,384. 10 ti
eridan rransveJse pegging—al once preventing the possibillity of i On Sunday, the body of Mr. Weecion, jee4o,
iunte- cracking or bursting. It will be seen that a boot is thus ! Reading, was found in the river there. ~;5 gogot,
ly out not only completed without sewing, but without " insole" missing since Tuesday, and when found, wtise4 ?
or " welt;" and as, to make up to make up the cavity caused
purse, &c., were in his peekets. He prdl seid
L'n- by the latter, ordinary shoes or boots have to be filled citor for many years, and only a few monte'
Ifit
d, his up with mere "parings "
—which impinge the damp and from business.
a eis fe
for : increase the thickness without addling to the wearing pro- At Exeter, on Saturdap, Robert Bird seal °
once perties—the invention, on this point, must excel. There found "not guilty" of the murder of glee',
vhose is but one " sole," and as the " upper-leather" is fixed sons. The deceased was a servant girl ill t 'wee e•
s heir in that sole it is impossible for damp to get in through of the prisoners, who beat her and other for
Vhen the attaching or fissures between the soles and the welt; her that she died in consequence of their Oaf,
eel he and though by Smith's plan they are light and elastic, meat. The prisoners were detained in eu,st° ele
with they present the same wearing propsrties as the ordinary AWFUL ASSASSINATION.—On Tuesaard4o,A
etch- make. The description was illustrated by shoes, &c., in Mr. John Woolsey of Clounagh, near Portaulor
` AY, the several states of progress towards completion and was in his bed-room, preparing to go to bed' 001
many finished, which attracted great attention and by some person outside, who must have been tee
cruse, admiration.
! marksman, for the bullet passed through te,. clolr
Pork,
IRON GIG OR "DRAG." I gentleman's head and lodged amono• son3v,tbe,,,f
ssed, Mr. WALKER concluded his "Miscellaneous Paper" by 1 wardrobe. Suspicion attaches to a rerative of
bout a description of an iron "drag" recently constructed for ' with whom he was on bad terms. The deco;
1 the himself. It was calculated to carry four persons, yet did when his servant ran to him on hearing the i
gnee not exceed in weight 86 lb.
fall, but soon expired,
e elly/OH
user,
COFFEE AS MADE IN INDIA.—Take .• -d
.I‘tf•
—_______—___
ifor-
roasted and ground, put it into a jug, an tlle
hing NEW CENTRALIZATION.—Thegarne of whiggery, which seven or eight coffee cupsful of water, boililoie it
ging has for its object to centralize the control over all public some minutes until the froth is gone, thee velfit
dhe bodies in boards of commissioners, sitting in London, and !up close with a towel folded several times tii,po,l3ll
compcsed of Govenment employers, goes on apace. The steam, and let it stand twelve hours; thej-41,
I: last instance we had to remark upon was the attempt of when it will be quite clear, and may be se.,"
, the authorities of Somerset House, which is most likely quired, but never boil it. It will keeluel,
to be successful, to grasp the patronage of Highway Note: It is best to have a jug that holds tuoili"?
Boards ; and, be it remarked that, patronage—the power water, and then pour it out of the kettle, .Meese
rani of appointing officers, and of making them their depend- coffee. The grounds are an acceptable gict .1.• se
em- ent spies upon the proceedings of public bodies—is the In the Arches Court, on Saturday, Sir i';elll' el,
chief object aimed at ; and we have now before us a bill judgment in the case of Connelly v. Ce„1.3,t0i159'
for extending the same authority over the parish vestries, the plaintiff, a clergyman, seeks the rett iti P
The Somerset House people are to have a vote against fugal rights. It may be remembered, tu'd the 10,
the dismissal of vestry clerks. They are also to fix their parties were in Rome, and then enibrsee,,,elerget.
salaries. In a word, ;these functionaries may play what- Catholic religion, and the plaintiff took
CA. ever fantastic tricks they like, without the communities, church, and the defendant became the saelt:lip
I a whose funds are taxed to pay them, having any control convent at Derby, both parties having w "s'''
histo over their conduct. What next ?
he lain
iNommiri•••••••••._
perpetual.chustity. In January, 1848, L.. see i
tahinseeiprinrtoeeleirevbeleedwhi
nag:
behalf
otwhfei‘rheiirsesew.
mci feo,nwnehiilcdyl..l sTh eh
ere
ji ti
aoefe ° ptel,
lies DECORATIVE PAPER HANGINGS.—Our forefathers
*die,
oly thought, no doubt, they had advanced far when they be. the
of the plaintiff's genet.c and notice
,6091
aim spread the clay floor. with a
.covering of rushes, and hid the the jagged wall behind a coating of plaster. The rushes g
morn' tyr ,i;
at, have given place to the rich productions of the carpet Sr. ANNE'S CHNRCFI.—On Sunday e, a 0
vas loom, and the interior walls of our dwellings are orna- sum of £l3 was collected in this ChUrcL"od,for•
30_
sllluCenhtaeddorwnimthengtOsrgineOcllosnpnaepxit'.
withi e
tehlee elevating nature
ad
habitsf Powerful sermon by the Rev. J. C. Rie,rh; eleo'pioAi
the funds of the Blue Coat Hospital, welihe cycler
er-
,e of the people needs no comment, and improvements in any to hear, is upwards of £7OO in debt. In, .„ tbe,ch
.)
„: branch of science ought to be fostered and encouraged, same reverend gentleman again preacheekle" e10105i,,,w
Mt Perhaps to none more than to Messrs. Cuffley and Corn- a still more numerous congregasion, tlliog 1 cei
crowded in every part, many parties "atiovt,o
;ad pany, of Hanover-street, are the thanks of the public due;
and we are glad to see that the encouragement extended hear Mr. Richmond's last sermon in &sees lb
e• them has rendered it necessary for them to make ex- his departure for America. A collection 7.: :PA
lut
he tensivo additions to their premises, where upwards of towards meeting the expensdesetelrnineuinrree.sed,„.,ll;4o.
ho 100,000 pieces of paper, embracing an endless variety of recent improvements in the church. .1'
,
£l3 2s. 7d.
i• ,C
Cif
-40 g 0
in the richest and fashionable patterns, are to be seen.
ASTONISHING NEWS FOR BIRTC,`„,...ik o
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-as BRUTAL AND FATAL OCCURRENCE.—On Monday last
derstand that there is some serious "Talk C,
_.
a two men, named Edward Craine and Thomas Gill, pro-
in favour of the propriety of removing,. the ;e, ceeded to a hill side on the estate of Renabb, in the parish
liament, &c., to Birkenhead, as a more tea,, is,eo
re of Maughold, for the purpose of procuring a bundle of
than London. The Cockneys, "the talkof 1-'li
id hether, for the making of brooms ; while thus engaged
id the proprietor of the premises observed them, and re- already more than enough of the favours of
d. marked that he should quickly make them remove their expenditute, and that it is time that ri_ijoilT-
id quarters. In accordance with this determination, he at have a turn. " Another talk" ls, teeesent ob, might be made the locality of the Pr _ of hot 10
is once set fire to the dry furze and hether, directly under
xi the place where the poor men were engaged as above sta- government ; and that localising meneherfsf ereg,, i
in such an insulated position would cut.° -017
as tad. The fire spread with great fury, and it was only by r_ rolling himself down the brow of the hill, and falling over hope of escape from the ministerial whiee.d ni000.,,
~
is the edge of the precipice into the river underneath, that talk is," that the whole talk is unmitigresesinc, rili
)- Gill escaped, whilst his unfortunate companion, who was TEN PERSONS POISONED.—On We neeerf° 4frlp
,o a pensioner, aged 83 years, and quite a cripple, was left a respectable farmer at Stow Bardolph, mss tor; A
in his helpless state, a prey to the devouring element ! and son, his two sisters, a governess, ar,see_'j of 4
le After the flame had subsided Gill went in search of three female servants, all partook of teas ieei",/
[.. Craine whom he found burnt to a cinder. The proprie-
examined,vhite sugar.
a n
dlkal
fre.wPapgaertiacflteesrwoafrdas comply
w :s.::0119 ett, f
n tor of the heath has been apprehended.—Manx Liberal. ness, and it was attribtted to the slqa 511/15,/
jute eI/ 91
1 IMPROVEMENTS AT EGREMONT FERRY.--We are glad discovered in the basin. One of the ','-ufflo_jit)
a to notice that great improvements have recently been
e effected
possessiona al
itenE.grT e mil
eobn attFh
steam-boatse Ferry, by bf yr the
ye
andsp i
employedr spirited
the hotel
rheeat proprietor
l nhnae:efianstto cheapenme rked tthhaet
slat
gwaars,
and
dy likelyit
was that. the 7rue 1!h :"toell:
ell-appointed as any that ply on our river. Tlagain useu ieea of.
re--
soenrvyedbeaups,eadnfdortphucle daainggasr.
wasAt dinner ai. a:r
macweniondivotelsieble landing-stage now works well, and passengers saaftneeradsinsynmerp
te them s, wholean d of thecontinued
family weregal OD by
in drea et of
t are relieved from the inconvenience of landing or embark- Page died in the course of the night ; the r math
, ing in small boats at low water. It is the longest landminagy- hw ole
stage on the Mersey, and being of telescope form, dmeirl
gy
ei areag naoat
iyneqt
noi
ruyt .of danger. The
• be projected out to meet the boats when the tide is low,
,400/
' or drawn up and secured, when they can reach the slip or
o',
landing piers, which last have also been greatly enlarged LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL' t,
and improved, affording fine marine walks. At the back • Dire
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of the north pier a covered row of alcoves have been con- ,Direct.i Indirect.
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strutted, for the benefit of pleasure parties,--the whole ---- -----'-- ••s •• :: 1,1, /
comprising a large area of open ground affording fine Australia .. i.. Dec. 12 ,laazuargaiun.... .
top 1
views of the river and its navigation, as well as of the Baarrado ***** ... aa..31 Feb.— 27 Wexico,(city) :, ,ipe' !
13poiwilaerrsfu.l The hotel, , whole town of Liverpool, and much of the extending Bombay... •.
Feb. 16 Mobile ** •..
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north and south from it. The whole of the landing- B. Ayres .. •:. Dec. 31 Monte Vitus ..: ~o,
Calcutta .. Feb. 8 New Oorifca...
.. 'ID.
a large and handsome building, has also undergone great
pmlaecaeastedhaavpeanbeehnan
dpareorvaied eedastw.iitrhe a
California.. .. Jan. le NenwatnYar....
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Icarnambeco. . f'>,. improvements, externally as well as internally, and from Charleston . Mar. 2 Rio Janeir% •• lO>llll
snpewldai.nnaddToewhiesn,
house
delightfulo front,us e i
sasnwoewalal
tdaseneafvrneotrme.dvaablrlyyita:Nigier.m viewsan Mansell,
anir
eid, Ch i n
Feb.
v „, ,
ofnaohnertrmatebierly of one of the first inns in New Brighton, and Jan, i t, Thornas.• .. .1/
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31Trinida4•••• .• 1 /
Honduras ..
visitors will meet with every accommodation. Extensive
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Demerara .. Jan. 1 'avannah •: Fete jr; ;
1 Valpar
Jl-, la amv
aa.
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bb
.. 7 -t. Helena •• •- Lip, II
arrangements have been made in the department of the Lima
.. Jan. 12iVenezuela -• ..
cuisine, and the choicest repasts are served up on, the Maranham Jan. 29 ivera Cruz:: 0
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shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. There is a
splendid room, adapted for balls or large parties. We - 05°. rj DI
LIVERPOOL : ~, 4 _ 4
MARCH 4''
know of no more cheerful and salubrious retreat for
TUESDAY,
families or parties who may visit this locality, from the
towardsbathing
may
yw b
e enjoyed Brighton
close
s pvuLtaii 0 ;borer; i
manufacturing districts or other parts of the kingdom,
during the summer months. The walk along the beach EV E R T E S DAY f 53, Orgettle,o
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, u.'-
acaNT. srs• pg/
eting, and good
At No. 4. Sr. GEORGE'S CELE b SeS
By JOSHUA FPLETI"UCTHEDERANLADCEALt urtiroslierdy
THE HORSES OF NEW YORK.—The Londoner, who Irders for Advertisements receivedanY whites,.AlT;
losheigtholythein hotel,te r
in his complacency brags of the carriages and horses of his Co., Warwick-square; 11 a Ckhearn cc r and whit
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native city as the finest in the world, should go to New Deacon,cn i?Valle. rjooske ;
Ifitrihnoem .
s, I ,
i FinchlitC1:1)10:401
York to learn wisdom in coach-horse-flesh. There he den Ham- amnoend,o27p, Lombard-street; ; cas oil.,
would see many a pair sold for six hundred dollars that a court, Fleet-street; Lewis and Lowe
duke would be glad to get for as many guineas. You can hill; at the London Commercial Cee,„73,hill; 00,1 /
scarcely find a carriage horse that is not a beauty ; and at the Jerusalem Coffee-bou!t 7`an soutb•lirei;jo jf
house, Paternoster-rostra Ntorapare sons, Spleet, 41
they exhibit all varieties of beauty, from the blood ches-
nut colt, a-fire in every muscle, yet geetle and tractable lii,oounsae4nT. hjroetnteedieitre
Co.,
Eden Qua*,
nerve
amid a crowd of vehicles, to the heavy grey, sixteen-and- Exchange-street H Lewi''tb3l, 1400,,,,175e0t #lfr
a-half hands high, firm as a statue, travelling on with a ter; Haddock, anal J. and W. B°°. sd," s i
majestic action and a steady pace. A. lover of the noble ton ; Clarke, Pilaf-office, Preston:. 1l sul,.. let
animal on arriving here congratulates himself on having Herald-office, Birmingham;
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reached the paradise of horses and horsemen, until he Prince's-square, BuchanarinTl!_rv7Theste! ;ger"'
resides long enough to require a,, mount, when the Inl'' PiNalvoy, Argyle-street; 0 lolg
tery is explained. He finds that all the best horses in the GRIFFITH, H •It -street.
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Si' 101(t
country are trained to harness, and that a good saddle
~. BIRKENIIRAD: Tonnu Bp _si:N, CD
SCRiri. I•Att.
beast is for a gentleman the work of a month tQ finds—fat . ANNUAL SUB __ill
208. 1 0$ LA.
a lady a very phceuix.—Frazer's Magazine. IN AnvAtree.

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