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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

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MR. COCK
Duke of Grafton

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Earl of Mi
Earl of Ca
Earl of Ki
Earl of Er

Earl of Mountca.
Earl of Darlingt,

Earl o

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Viscount 1 aline
Viscount 1 1 ovri
Viscount Ford.v

Viscount Tor
Viscount Act

Viscount Al
Lord Arund
Lord .H ill
Lord Ptunki
Lord.Murra
Lord Kinnai
Lord Bentin

Lord-Fitzr4
Lord Midd
Lord•Ftede
Lord Willa
Lord Hay
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:ss saving of ir

He let the resid
onced

estate, little better than a cowshed. Here an old crone used
to come twice a week, for the sake of a few pence, to put his
room i❑ a habitable state and bring a short supply of pro-
visions for its tenant. But the unhappy wiser always
seemed to dread her approach, lest she should discover the
hoard of gold he had amassed, and seldom quitted except by
stealth ; indeed, he fancied every human being was about to
rob him, and seldom slept without a brace cf old rusty
pistols by his bedside, one of which he once presented at the
old woman and snapt its lock (happily with no effect) in her
face, because she stared at him. The old woman imme-
diately lett his house, nor did she return till he was lately
found dead there, and all the wealth gone from it.
THE LATE DR. SOUTHEY.—For the last three years Dr.
Southey had been in a state of mental darkness, and a
twelvemonth ago he was not able to recognise those who
had been his companions from his youth. Scarcely could

his wife console herself wit
nised even her. Excess of
meat of literature—poetry,

and philosophy, continued from year to year, without cessa-
tion—bowed his strong spirit at last, and obscured the genius
which had so long cast a glory upon the literature of the age.

As a poet, with an exuberance of imagination seldom equalled
and a mastery of versification never surpassed ; and as a pros(

writer, at once elegant and fi
long as the language in whi(
poet-laureate in 1812. He a
parlv life, and again but a

, Ins nar

overclouding of his intellect

whose name as a poetess

known to the public, and who, in ti
• • ••••

.st sad and blank

years of bis life, watched over him with the tenderest soli-
years
and did all that the most devoted affection could do
to lighten the heavy load of his existence. In all the rela-
tions of life Dr. Southey was universally allowed, by those
who knew him best, to be truly exemplary. Dr. Southey
was a gentleman in the best sense of the word. His house
at the Lakes was ever open to all who presented themselves
with suitable introduction, and there are few persons of any
distinction who passed through that picturesque region who
have not partaken of his hospitality.

THE AERIAL STEAM-CARRIAGE.--When we first made
the announcement cf an serial invention, we naturally shared
the fate of all who have ever yet given publicity to a marvel,
and we were laughed at for our cred,o,
the existence ot such a compa”--
now, however, having

ity in believinz even
escribed. The patent
ly registered, the bill pre-

been fo

begins to wea

scepticism
wondrous

ature of tt

only partial!

succeeds, must revolutior

society, and, in-

the tolerably sized surface of a globe, et

rld, by the eas

: so small that
" free trade,"

we must m

What becomes

when maenin

from the fleecy
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ham Brothers, Thomson and Son

longed to A
on board who wer

ms Bro

slow steamer

had kept on her voyage until midnight
le way, and it was with the oTentect

_ •• ay. iJG •
thers. There were but three passengers viz
eerage fares. The vessel, which was a

From the deluge to the birth of Christ
n I From the birth of Christ to the year the comet

The comet's revol

years-,

seven revolutions is, therefore
To which must be added half a year for mean
time between the commencement and end of
the deluge
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d. and begs leave to idform t
No. 49, Bold

-Oreet, to the. ver

ious Premises, No. 56, on the opposite side, formerly oe:
ed by Mr. Pringle, as a British and /Foreign Shawl Em
am, and hopes

rit a Vntinuance of futu,
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—When we first made
isi invention, we naturally shared
yen publicity to a marvel,

SrP. AM-CARRIAC

the announcement of an
the fate of all who have ever yc

the existence of such a company as we described. The patent
now, however, having been formally registered, the bill pre-
sented in parliament, and read last night for the first time, it
mething the appearance of reality, though
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And stars in solemn beauty woke
To gaze upon the night,

..c silver moonbeams softly broke
The darkness into light.

The world, rejoicing, fairer grew,
Where former darkness dwelt,
And angel-forms in silence drew,
As mortals lowly knelt.
_

How fair this bright and lovely earth
Where chaos wildly stood !
Well might the Lord pau on its birth,
Declaring all was good.se

LITERARY NOTICE

!f England. B Mrs. Ellis

LOlldoll

le moment may be derived fro

is rarely profit: and when tt
succeeded by the contemplative

d of life

to reperuse, the strain

bout c

,d us in our youth, and the adven-
aat fired us in our ignorance. Epheme-
of sunshine, and ransitory as th
Ipgendary writetr and the poet,e
muse of the latter be sought on high and
ut the moralist endures for,ever.
nd she takes a very

r LUSs,
Ellis is a Christian moralist

al order. Disdaining the beaten track

us mischief that finds its way into
all the drawing rooms of the land, she blends the elegant
vet not too lowly, into the

gh stand in that tt9

seful, and descending,

..ie, she throws a mantle of dignity over
and even when censuring practices too

marne,

let but to extract the greater odour
ye already bad the " Women of
'titers of England," we have now
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BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED

Henry James Smith, Old Kent-road, Undo'', coal-merchant
Giles James Newton, Leicester-square, London, draper.
BANKRUPTS.

James Meadows, Wavertree, Lancashire, miller, April 13, at two.
May, 2., at 11, at the District.court, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr*
Booker, Liverpool; and Messrs. Holme and Co., New Inn, Lon-
don ; official assignee, Mr. Follett, Liverpool.
James Lucy, jun., Liverpool, tailor, April 7, May 5, at eleven
at the District Court. Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Francis and
Dodge, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
John Anderson, Aigburth, Lancashire, plumber. April 0, og at
eleven, at the District Court, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Aveson
and Pritt, Liverpool; Messrs. Chester and Toulmin, Staple lon,
London ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
Thomas Hawkins, St. John's-street, Smithfield, London, carrier.
Edward Turmaine, Canterbury, porter merchant.

John Kirby, Brooksby-street, Islington, London, victualler.
John Gibbs, Jermyn.street, London, scrivener.
John Crosier Hawdon, Three Nuns-court, Aldermaubury, Lon
don, commission agent.
James Chard, Brisiol, corn-factor.
Samuel Tucker, Exeter, carrier.

Thomas Fletcher, Roscoe, Derbyshire, grocer,

Samuel Danks, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, screw-manufactuter,
John Helsop, Morpeth, Northumherland, grocer.

DIVIDENDS

April 17, B. Coles, Olney, B tea-dealer—April 21,
P. Walters and M. Llewellyn, Neath, Glamorganshire, timber-MT
chants—April 20, P. Blatchford, Plymouth, miller—April 20, R•
Goodenough, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, woollen-draper—May
10, J. Heap, jun., Manchester, calico-printer.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the

day of meeting,

To saik on the Bth April. •
For ANTIGUA,
The Ship ISABEL,
WILLIAM GRIFFITfIS, Master.
For terms of freight or passage apply to
C. W. and F. SHAND
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tAti g.t'i

MIDDEEWICH CORN MARKET, Maltz!' 14
. s. d.

Oa'; 91,d, 1p 50tb

Beans, vp, 601 b

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 23

Nothing has been done in any article during the week beyond
mere retail sales : purchasers seem. detcrmi ned to buy nothing they
can help, whilst sellers more willingly make concession in prices.
The same description applies to the Liverpool and Wakefield mar-
kets of yesterday.. Our market today gives no occasion for any
observation in addition to the above. New Wheat is freely offered,
at a reduction of 2d, old, 2d to 3d, per ',tithe!, and Flour is per
sack, upon the rates of our last. Oats and Oatmeal very dull, and
though quotations cannot be decidedly altered, their tendency is
downwards. Beans, very• slow sale, and scarcely maintaining late
rates. Malt steady, at former prices. We may remark that, not-
withstanding the present state of the market. we have no conside-
rable accumulation of stock of any one article..whilst stocks iu the
haildS of millers, dealers, and bakers, are decidedly light.
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ationof the Re

On Thursd

Fellow of
Fellows of

The Very Rev. Dr.' LI

lege, hss been pres
geler, Carmarthenshire
Dr. 011ivant ; patrons, tl
David's College.

The Rev. Vincent William
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ien all tr

pride of palaces—her festive joy,
with parting ray, her glories razed—
s and arches, massive walls and beams,
- 4 abrupt and dark—
and the dead :
a cloudless sky,

wild destruction dashe

tomb of both the living

e pale Wee

rely shone, as if
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it may interest same of t

from Bedlam a

proceeded on I

ieve'i Fief

;ded str

Mansion-lions

contrive

on the ground floc
ghtet
to hi

lunatic

3 to 4

Word has aireafly'attlin'ed

of been
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To- moy icor, ((Wednesday,) the 29th ).estant, at Twelve
at' tlliani-Nevett's Office, A'Axmford-atteet,
15 Bales Honduras SARSAPA.RILLA,
Just mirived per Wanderer, from Belize.—Apply to Mr.
JOHN CARMICHAEL, Merchant, or to'
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

HOLLOWAY V. HARE

This was an action to recover damages for a libel, brought
by the plaintiff, .a clergyman of the Church of England,
. against the Rev. Mr. Hare, archdeacon of Lewes.
The declaration alleged,that the defendant had published a
certain letter, containing divers libellous charges against the
plaintiff, which letter was sent to a lady named Gilbert. The
damages were laid at £2,000. The defendant pleaded a
justification.
Mr. Platt rote to address the jury. The plairitiff and the
defendant were both ministers of the Church of England ;
the plaintiff not holding a high situation, certainly ;. but still
he had for eighteen years fulfilled the duties of his office with
great ability, and to the satisfaction of every congregation
over which he had presided. The defendant was the Arch-
deacon of Lewes, and the plaintiff complained that lie had
thought tit to write and publish a letter in which be attacked
the character of the plaintiff, and made charges hgainst him
which, if there had been any foundation, wohld have the
effect of not only expelling him for ever from him
holy otfiCe,
but from all decent society., In 1840 he was app inted curate
soiftrhabeeon
parishei of Eastdean, in this county. Th was CO!
de
petition for the appointment ; .hut 'the plaintiff
obtained it, by reason, no doubt, of the superior 'testimonials
he was able to produce.' The profits of the.eura y were very
small ; and a lady named Gilbert, who resided in n adjoining
parish, gave 2/ stipend of £lOO a year in adt 'don. The
plaintiff continued to perform the duties of his 'Mee to' the
i
,atisfaction of all his parishioners, every one o i,'11011) was,
A filling to bear testimony to the excellence of is conduct. , 1
' -

['here was, however, it -would appear, some secret enemy
eeking an opportunity to destroy him ; and after some tie
he plaintiff became aware that certain rumours to his prep-
ice had been circulated in the neighbourhood, although he
ould never discover what those rumours exactly referred to;
nd it was not until a few days ago, when the pleas were put

[poll the reoord, that he was made aware of the precise
Ater° of the charges against him. It seemed that these
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PO he LET, Two newly-erected d well-finished
DWELLING-HOUSES, situat in Price's-street,
Birkenhead.

Apply to Mr. COLE, Architect, otif;e, Market-street.
N.B.—The above Houses are fitted up for Gas, and ar-
ranged with regard to Family comforts and conveniences,
and will be found very desirable Residences. Rents mode-
rate.
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the st

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It is a
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES

ien I saw it al v
far •

direction fro

i trace it withi

Uurate of N(
aby, Yorkshir

rk, Sunday, March 26.

COMETS

house, I

pearance I

itude, but dim, arid

use a very low ma
from t

cal or any appearance of division into
. much less conspicuous object than
..ited from so superb a train; but there

wing it wit]

lent servant,
J. F. W. HERSCH EL

Sir.—Last evening, at a few minutes after 8, the comet's
le tail was here visible. The brightest part of it was under the
stars " Rigel" and " Kappa," of Orion. From what cause
I know not, but it appeared to me more below these stars
t Kensington on Friday last ; nor could
owards " theta" of the Canis Major as I
Rigel towards the horizqn I
six or eight degrees of the

horizon. Its actual situation, however, amongst the fixed
stars I could not determine, from the presence of overwhelm-
ing Zodiacal or other light, to which also I refer my inabi-
r, for with a right glass I could fre-
-11 stars nearly grazing the horizon.
stige of anything like nucleus did the
how me.

oondent of the Times.)
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The Daug

of too much to say of this pres

s predecessors,

work that it Su.,
merely of perusal, but of study, by every married lady in the
and—for free as we are to admit that the women of our own

t in many instances there is
and certainly in most, for admo-

'ear isle surpass al

oa for improve

us is excellent. Glancing at
thoughts before marriage, it enters upon the subject by the
thong
" first year of married life," proceeds to the " characteristics of
men," " the behaviour rational and fit to husbands," deepens
into those beautiful subjects " the love and the trials
ay be of married
life," and forgets not at its close to touch on
w in their consi-
dered minor matters, but which are vveighty
quences—such as order, justice, domestic management, and

lan of the work before

attention to servants.
To extract from it is no easy task; it is breaking the links
of a chain. After such remarks, however, it would not be
fair to withhold one extract, at least, from our readers. The

following passage strikes us as peculiarly beautiful and just
It is from the chapter on the characteristics of men :

" But chiefly in poverty, or when labouring under depressed
circumstances, it is the part of a true wife to exhibit, by the
most delicate but most profound respect, how highlY she is
h
-noble of valuing her husband, independently
he has been
of all those
titious circumstanles, accordi
thng to whic
'-' tis here a the dignity of man is
eore way—here that his stout heart fails him—
,,, then, it roust be woman's part to build him up,
,6, as too many are apt to suppose, merely to comfort him
by her endearments, but actually to raise him in his own es-
teem, to restore to him his estimate of his moral worth,
and
to convince him that it is beyond the power of circumstances
to degrade an upright and an honest man.
''''

Le worl

of much of

" And, after all, this great dignity of man, is —_
artificial. or at least put on like a robe of state to answer
Yes ; and a pitiful and heartrending sc
pe-
weakness of man's heart disrobed of
say,
all
the utter nakedness, I might almost
man- has ever something left to conceal her destitution
of
multitude of her resources she bas also a multitude
but man has nothing. In his
-d tree. The birds of the air
s d in its boughs, 1; le weary traveller no longer
nto. rest beneath its shade. Nothing is left to it
1:;;t thoewcli clinging ivy, to cover with freshness and beauty its
ruin and decay. '

'eclat end

s, to see a

g pride-1

stioos to her distress

s like a blig
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SECOIN

EDITION. I

Standard-office, Three o

rtifs I

0:T AS

of the prey fence of strong erst wines, th,

Ilv, both Coast%

and from Irel?n,

supplies ge

1071 qrs. of Wheat from 'V

constitu'es ibe only

Fl a v i
this dal

a tolerable number of local And country buyers at
Market, and the stand. Tenorted to have been

ing a rather firmer feeling,
with less inclination to force business ; all descriptions of

n London yesterday c

Wheat were held more steadily than heretofore, and at the

rates of last week saes upon a moderate, but by no means

on either a livei or extensive, scale were effected.
States and C.ina&an Flour, attended with a very limited
demand, rece.:led Gd. per barrel ; and English as well as Irish,

barely sustained late prices.
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, continued to meet a slow
gradual sale on the terms last quoted.

'ihe Oat trade exhibiting somewhat more stability, fully
supported former quotations ; and ,7)atmeal being in rather

tnproved request, r

aintained the current rates of t

pis day

se' nnight

3 OF CORN,

From 4.,e 21st to th

S7th M4'?ch, 1843, inetuei

DESCRIPT.IO

CAIVADAI Rh.;,. I

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our down to

tertained th,

n might take place, un
was made to the General, Sir Octavius Carey,

and Thursday and yesterday large rein-
forcements were despatched. The vessel by last accounts
held together, but every returning tide is expected to wash
her to pieces.

oilitary asl

n the preparatory arra

gements of the

ppears to be no pause
probable seceders. A

series of

jeen is,

s suited

to the numerical (

to these

tans, a church

be erected at a cost

above grour
sufficiently

Their appearance is

dsome, and the
to the essential points of saf

..
tects speak positively as
and comfort.—Glasgow

On Tuesday last, George Hellman, Esq., an undergraduate
of Madalene College, Cambridge, was discovered by one of
the college servants quite lifeless, having evidently been dead
several hours. It appears, that the deceased went to his
tutor from seven to eight o'clock the previous evening, and
after taking tea with another of his companions about nine
o'clock, he complained of a pain in his head, to which he was
constitutionally liable, and was recommended to retire to
rest immediately by a friend who left him at a quarter-past
ten o'clock. He was quite dressed when discovered in his
bed-room, and from the fact of the pitcher being upset in the
hand-basin. it appears that he was about to wash his hands
previous to his going to bed.

AIONEYMANIA.—Last week there died, in the village of
B-, not far from Appleby, a decrepit old man, who in
early life was remembered to have been one of the most dis-
sipated spendthrifts in the county of Cnumberland. His
father, indeed, who was a farniei of some opulence, had
found it necessary to discard this son that he might retain

some provision for the other _ _
died early, and left the subject of t
fortune. From that moment his habits, char

however, ultimately
t a considerable
d, and he
y than he had hitherto been
ence of his forefathers for a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

Lord R

Lord Seym
Lord Hard
Lord Weigi
Lord Syder

Lord Archbts
Bishop of Du
Vt;uhrin neCht

Bishop of

Bishop of Sal's

Bishop of Peter

And nnmer(
Mr. COCKI

before his frie
ESTINIATIO]
Letter which t 1
1824 • •

tnent of the fuoil

greatly' influent

and in the ,most

most ext

all times with
They are _pre}
ardinarr to Hr'

UFLOM

This mark of
dangerous 41,4
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llready had the " Women of
e have now

VV G La.,-
The Daughters of England,

,gnd it is not too much to say of this present
surpasses it's predecessors, and is worthy not
rusal, but of study, by every married lad;
e as we are to admit that the women of our own

y in the

instances there is

11 others,

nprovement, and certainly in most, for admo.

before us is excellent. Glancing at
e, it enters upon the subject by the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

TO be LET, a commodious SHOP
,and excellent
DWELLING-HOUSE, with gooVtELLARING,
situate in a public thoroughfare, and !'`rounded by a large
and growing population.

For particulars apply to Mr. COLE, Architect, Office,
Market-street, Birkhenhead.

N.B.—The 'above is Well situated for a 'Wholesale and
Retail Wine, Spirit, and Porter Merchant, or the Ironmon-
gery Business.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

To-szonßow' (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett'a Office, Rumford-street,
43 Casks Oporto ARGOLS,
Just arrived per Oporto, from Oporto.---Apply to Messrs.
T. MARTIN and SoN, Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

£1 1 0

SUPPLIED

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Sr.- K

published

ie of Commons

who has died sinc

he steamer on a stormy nig

In these circums'

itti a very young an

determined to r

vain, to c

I in these circumstances, ti

ate which

)11ing g

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from t

earth to perpetrat

INTELLIOEIVCI

hour, t

at has s

when foun

mall qu

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Corti); at Sidt

le kno

tyto the-Governor of St
ough the agency of Sii

a board soinehow or other

:es, ppp. of tl

inezperionced

vas appointed to take them on
nge to him, in a dark and squally
the boat in.upon a part of the coast,
_ orant of it, the party on board knew
ye five minutes, and accordingly that all their
sacrificed. Every thing was done by remon-

the youngster's

-
atlemen aboard,

.esolved to get the tiller

I in the dark,

a but a ducking, The steamer
s in three days, the master did
to St. Kitts,

equally foblish and unnecessary.
knew Mr. Cunningham well, that

e any act of

st any other. l'he feeling-of self-
.rpng'in him, as in all other men."

D, .at Lonbieng, near Orthez
g girl, the daughter of a farmer,

:t fire to it,

In her agony

It two persons who wer
but sh

Ldy so

ho following
On, the 2d
[age of Tar-

his charge, and

,nt, having remained the

art of the inill, into which it

fterwards emerge. It
ig, in a sort of stupor.

.key weighed between

weighing not more than 21b.
following the prescription of
.p girls and parroquws, admi-

led its_ eyes, and

:e of intoxica-

—A correspondent of the Times,

5010010n,7. gives .the following case
the tragedy of Damascus was nearly
led with a girl of his

Asniir, in Tur-

; but when
na,theu di-

rim the fither

He Asked• far his daughter. The
was gone on a visit to her sister,
tirt was there, the answer was that

mmediately wet

who expresse

icceded t€

eeper to whom t

e from the to

led. It is
the Jews

,em, which w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

CATTLE STEALING-

William Martin, 18, was indicted for stealing a cow, the
property of George Fazakerley, farmer, of Walton-on-the-
Hill. Found guilty, and transported for ten years.
The Court adjourned, at half-past five, until nine o'clock
this morning.

NISI PRIUS COURT.—MONDAY
(Before Mr. Justice Coltman.)

The learned Judge entered the Court and took his seat a
few minutes after twelve o'clock. There was a very full atten-
dance of counsel. No addition appeared to have been made
to the list of " leaders " in the front seats. A jury having
been summoned, the trials commenced about half-past twelve.
In conformity with the order of court, made some time ago,
the Salford list was first taken.

GOODS SOLD AND DELIVERED

PAGET V. CLIFFS.-1 his was an undefended action to
recover the sum of £2l Bs. 6d., the value of certain goods
sold by the plaintiff to the defendent. From the statement of
Mr. MARTIN, who represented the plaintiff, it appeared that
the plaintiff, who is in the wine and spirit trade, in Manches-
ter, in October last, supplied to the defendant, who is a publi-
can, a quantity of spirits to the value of the amount claimed.
Verdict for the plaintiff ; damages £2l Bs. 6d.

PATCHETT v. DUNLOP.-1n this case a verdict was take
by consent for the plaintiff for £B7 10s.

ACTION FOR BORROWED MONEY

WRIGHT v. WILLIAMSON.—The plaintiff is a baker re-
siding at Salford, and the defendant stands in the relation of
son-in-law to him. In December last the wife of the defend-
ant borrowed from the plaintiff the sum of £4O, which was
specially obtained for her out of the Savings Bank, and, when
the defendant was applied to for repayment, he denied his
liability. The defence now set up was, that the defendant
was not indebted. A verdict was returned for the amount
claimed, £lO 10s.

ACTION FOR DEBT.
SMITH V. JEFFRIES.—An undefended action by a spirit
merchant in Manchester, trading under the name of Messrs.
Arrowsinith and Ryder, against an innkeeper, at Bury, to
recover £22 for goods sold and delivered. Verdict for the
amount claimed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Frederick Stacey's Office, 5, Exchange Chambers,
170 Bags
10 Barrels 1 Laguira COFFEE.
For particulars apply to Messrs. M OCA.TTA BROTHERS,
Merchants, or to FREDERICK STACEY, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

Oast fitbfer4

The greater portion of her cargo being engaged,
. . will have immediate despatch.
-11 • For BOMBAY,
,4r The Liverpool-built Ship
,7401‘;/,, DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
JAMES HARGRAVES, Commander ;
Earthen per per register 478 tons.—For freight or passage,
having very superior poop accommodations, apply to Messrs,
GLADSTONE and Co.

BOLDS and STA.R.KE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

By Messrs. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and SONS,

On TUESDAY, the 4th day of April next, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-
street, in Liverpool,
rirHE DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 100, with the LAND
I and OUTBUILDINGS thereto belonging, situate on
the south-west aide of Duke-street, and extending to Henry-
street, in Liverpool, bounded on the north-west by a house
now or late of Mrs. Mary Peacopp, and on the south-east by
a house now or late of Mr. Patrick ,Black, containing in
width, in front to Duke-street and Henry-street, severally 7
yards, and in depth 40 yards, Dr thereabouts.

Tenure Freehold of Inheritance

For further particulars apply to Wtnow SUTTON and
Sows, Exchange-street East:; or to CL.4Y and SWIFT, So-
licitors, Union-court, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY

Mr. S. WORTLEY and other hon. members suggested to
Sir James Graham the propriety of postponing the second
reading of the Factories Bill, or else, if he pressed the second
reading, to give ample time for considering the bill before it

went into committee.
Sir J. GRAHAM said if the house would assent to the se-
cond reading that night he would not move the educational
claases in committee until after Easter. The right hon.
baronet then moved the second reading.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

TO BE SOLD OR LET.

T 0 be SOLD,---b} PRIVATE TREATY, very eligible
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Chapel-street; an ex-
tensive Range of OFFICES, near the Custom-house; and
several very eligible HOUSES and SHOPS: One House,
in Abercromby-square ; One ditto, Rodney-street; Three
ditto, Seymour-street ; with several large ones in the vici-
nity and in town. Also, about FIFTY THOUSAND
YARDS of BUILDING LAND, near the North Docks.
THE FOLLOWING TO BE LET :—prterisive Premises,
Pitt-street, lately occupied by the,kle Mr. James Hall,
grocer; One excellent House, 406 tle ; One ditto, Egre-
mont ; One ditto, Rodney-strit; One ditto, Maryland-
street; One ditto, Cambridge-rtreet ; One ditto, Everton-
village ; One ditto, Upper Parliament-street; One ditto,
Edge-hill ; One House and Shop, Great George-street ;
One ditto, Cleveland-square ; Offices, Lord-street ; Ditto,
Clayton-square; Pew, St. Mark's Church.

Apply to WM. WILLIAMS, Estate Agent, 57, Ranelagh-
street.

R. EDWARD OKELL, ESTATE AGENT, 40, CAS'
IV-A. TLE-STREET, iS instructed to SELL by PRIVATE
TREATY, three desirable FAMILY HOUSES, well built,
eligibly situated in Bedford•street North, Abercromby-
square, respectably tenanted, th present occupiers are de-
sirous to remain, rents £7O, £9 and £lOO. Also, a desirable
FAMILY HOUSE, situate in Huskisson-street, Hope-
street, and one ditto Par treet, and one ditto Clifton-
street, Everton. Also, on Sale, a desirable and eligible cor-
ner lot of FREEHOLD HOUSES, well tenanted, situate
Northumberland-street, Toxteth Park. To any one desirous
to invest for good property, will find this an advantageous
opportunity, as they will be sold to pay good interest. Also,
several choice Lots of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND
in Toxteth Park, West Derby, and Bootle.
ALSO TO BE LET.
. .

Several desirable PUBLIC HO I/ S E S and SPIRIT
VAULTS, situated in good business neighbourhoods, mo-
derately rented, and incoming low, free from Brewer and
Spirit Merchant. Also, excellent COFFEE and DINING
ROOMS, situated near the Custom-house, doing good busi-
ness; a HOUSE and SHOP in the Grocery and Provision
Line, rent £26, fixtures £35; and several desirable FA-
MILY HOUSES, situated at Aigburth, Edgehill, Windsor,
Everton, and Bootle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

To-Moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
50 Vona Puerto Cabello FUSTIC,
Landing ex Mary Jones, from Puerto 'Cabello, south-east
corner of the George's Dock.—Apply to Messes. R. Zwa-
CH ENDA ItT and Co., Merchants, to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

Ergat Rohm.

ALL Persons who stand indebted to the Estate of the
late Mr. GEORGE TATTERSALL, of No. 35, South
Castle-street, Woollen Draper, deceased, are respectfully
requested to pay the amount of their respective Debts to his
Brother, Mr. THOMAS TATTERSALL, Administrator to tba
Estate and effects of the said George Tattersall. And all
Persons having any Claims or Demands against the said
Estate are desired to send the particulars of the same to the
Administrator, to his address, South Castle-street, late
Pool-lase, or to his Wholesale Warehouse, 1.7, Park-lane,
for Examination and Payment.
T. TATTERSALL, in returning thanks, begs to inform
his Friends and the Public, that the Business will be carried
on as usual in South Castle-street, for the present, and at
his Wholesale Warehouse, 17, Park-lane, and hopes to re-
ceive the same patronage which he and his late Brother ex-
perienced during the last twenty years.
Liverpool, 22nd March, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

MBE Assured are entitled to axe third of f the profits, with-
outl any liability on their part to the lossr.
Parties intending to continue their Policies,
25th March, must renew them within fifteen days from that
time, or they vial become void

'ling due on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

such do-wnright pr(

t of the death basting occurred, not as'
thes
sof offensive, and often grossly false,.eulogy. Indeed unity
emeuts, u; fr
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

t Servant

"MARY WEIGH,
Laundress to Her Majes

London

and Wholesale

s and Soar, -16, Red,

DREAPER'S

the following branc
I.—Excavating a
2.—Masonry, ini

—Joiners'and Carr

4.—Plumbing, (

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require

Committee, Paris

By order,
NATH

—The Select V

the lowest Tender.
The Contractor

Bricks made upon the I

Liverlo
CE /P

NOW EXHIBITING
(For the First Time
AT OLD' POSTOF
DUBUFES Two Grand Origin
and EVE in PARADISE

1 PAIYTIN GS of ADAM

avd )Seen exhibited to the

universal admiration of
Admission, ls. ; Season Tickets,F(not transferable,) 2
Children and Schools Half-price.
Open from Ten in the Morning, till Ten at Night.

47,000 Perseb

TO BUILDERS AND OTHh,.-
PARISH OF LIVERPOOLN.
THE SELECT VESTRY are ready to receive whole or
separate TENDERS for the BUILDI,NG of the NEW
SUB-WORKHOUSE and SCHOOLS At Kirkdale, for

s of

5.--Slatinz and Plastering
The Plans and S

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Painting

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of the Building

ITHERLAND, Secret

Liverpool, 13th March, 1843

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Ave to take
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

IMPROVE-

THE CIVET CAT ESTAITII SH
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of a few articles
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT.

The market opened with a good demand for ArnWriCan descrip-
tions from the Trade, Speculators and Exporters, which has daily
increased, and a large business has been done ; but in consequence
of the supply on the market, and the willingness of holders to
realize at the current rates, no general improvement can be noted
in prices, although id advance has been in some instances obtained
on low qualities. Surats are more saleable at last quotations.
Brazil and Egyptian continue heavy. Speculators have taken
1400 American, and Exporters 2200 American, 600 Surat and 200
Madras.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the !7th to the 23rd instant, inclusive.

SALES OF TUE WEEK

Prices paid; IMPORTS
in the week.'ThisWk.ithisyear

260 , Sea Island ..
Stained
12780 Bowed Georgia
84go f Mobile ...
1 Alabama and Tennessee
26660 New Orleans
320
{ Pernambuco & Paraiba
Aricati and Ceara
150 Bahia and Maceio
580 Maranham
Sawginned
Minas
Para
Demerara. Surinam, &c...
Bdo Egyptian
Barbadoes
80 Peruvian
Bahama
120 Laguayra
50 Common West India, &c
Carthagena
Smyrna ..
Manilla
1550 Surat
250 Madras
Bengal

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176386

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

Lord Hi
Lord Plc
Lord Mt
Lord Ki
Lord Be:

Lord Fitzroy
Lord Middleton
Lord Frederick Gordon
Lord Willoughby d'Ereaby
Lord Hay
Lord Redesdale

Lord Seymour
Lord Hartland

Lord Syd
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bishop of Armagh

u of Durham
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 25

The enquiry for Cotton to-day has been very general, both from
the trade and speculators. The former have purchased 8,000 bales,
and the latter 4,000 at full market prices. The quantity on show
is too large to admit of any advance in prices, and holders seem
disposed to meet the demand at fair and full market prices of the
day.

April 15, J. Wardle, Griffin-street, Shrawell, London. ship-owner
April 20, H. White, Topsham, Devonshire, builder.. April 21, W.
Tompson, Exeter, merchant.. April 19, J. G. Jones, Bridgewater,
musical instrument dealer.. April 21, J. Drew, jun., Weymouth.
Dorsetshire, grocer—April 21, T. Joyce. Bristol, woollen-draper..
April 2 ), E. Davis, Bath, architect.. April 19. C. Ferris, Bristol,
victualler.. April 19, J. Johnson, Coventry, ripand manufacturer..
April 19, J.P. Cottrill. Worcester, grocer—Mayo, G. Cottam, Leeds,
wine-merchant—April 14. S. Law, Great Portland-street, London,
upholsterer—April 14, W. I. Welsh, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's
Inn-fields, London, attorney.. April 14, H. T. Newton, DerbY.
liquor merchant.. April 14, W. T. Grant, Wapping-wall, London.
engineer.. April 14, C. M. Nicholson, Mark-lane, London, COM'
merchant.. April 14, P. Bould, Ovenden, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner
April 14, W. Robinson, Stones, Lancashire, woollen-manufac-
turer.. April 14, J. Hoskins, Croscombe, Somersetshire, baker. •
April 14, W. Sinitb,Leeds, dealer and chapman.. April 14, J. Davies.
Wellington, Shropshire, plumber.. April 14, J. Tynefinch, Shrews-
bury, chemist.. April 14, D. Holt, Manchester, broker.. April 14,
S. Eiffe, Lombard-street, City, London, chronometer.maker.. April
14, G. B. Brown, Liverpool, commission merchant.. April 14, E.
Barker, jun., Woodhouse Carr, Yorkshite, dyer.. April 14, C-
Kenrick and J. Parke, Liverpool, tailors.. April 14, H. Clark,
Bridgewater, Somersetshire, linendraper.. April 14, C. Marshall.
Old Castle-street, Whitechapel, brewer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

THURSDAY

On account of whom it snag concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
in a Yard by the Potteries, and at the Ruins, Lydia Ann-
street, _ _ _ _ ________

A Quantity of loose corroN,
GRAIN, REFUSE, B,:c. &c.,

Saved from the late Fire in Lydia Ann-street.—Apply to
HENRY GLYNN and SON, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

WART Said that
with the educati

tisfied

Wesleyans to the Unitaria

dissenters generally were dis-
uses of the bill, even from the

He thought that the theolo-
It to be established by the bill was based

sure proposed byGoverurnent, though

Littered, would be disad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

TU

-~

AN-145 1v 2urtion.

FIXTURES, FITTINGS-UP, AND CURIOSITIES OF

THE SHIPMASTERS' ASSOCIATION OFFICES,

OLDIIALL-STREET.
1U THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS have
received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on the
Premises, No. 5, Oldhall-street, on TITURSDAY next, the
30th instant, at eleven o'clock precisely, the valuable FIX-
TURES and FITTINGS-UP, BOOKS, CHARTS, and
MAPS, Foreign Curiosities, &c., the Property of the Ship-
masters' Association; comprising Seven large Mahogany
Tables, Three Painted Ditto, Thirty-six strong Mahogany
Chairs, Reading-stands, Framed Slates on Stands, Umbrella
Stands, large Eight-day Timepiece, by Roskell, valuable
Barometer, Folding Screen, Four Bronze Chandeliers for
Gas, Office Desk, Gas Cooking Apparatus, large Dresser
and Culinary Articles, China and Glass, &c.
The Bopics consist of modern Works on Navigation and
Scientific Subjects, Voyages and Travels, Nautical and other
Magazines, &c, ; valuable Maps and Charts, Framed and on
Rollers.

The CURIOSITIES will be sold at two o'clock, and com-
prise a Cinealeese Idol, " the God Budhoo," Gilt Idol,
" Codamah," from the Elephantine Cave, Skins of Animals,
War Instruments, and Foreign Domestic Implements of
various Nations. Specimens of Stuffed Birds and Animals,
Skeleton of Alpaca, Moose Deer Head, Horns, Bones, &c.
May be viewed To-moßnow (Wednesday,) the 29th inst.,
when Catalogs es nay be had on the Premises, or at Messrs.
Taos. WINSTANIAT and Sorts' Offices, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

_ Lick despatch.
For HONG KONG,
)01-built Ship
SANDON,

vtioith q

The tine Liver
VISCOUNT
J. H. LAN(
burthen

A 1 at Lic
marl • -

:r register

540 tons ; sails re-

..rkably fast, and is in every respect a most eligible oppor-
tunity fur goods and passengers.—For freight, &c. apply to
Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER, 4, India-buildings.

Warranted first vessel or forfeit fr

ht, and any engage=

Pne'ot to that effect will be given

4 reaiilar trader

For SIMAPORE, direct

The fine MI;

Barque MALCOLM,

TURNER,

(Who is well at

uainted with the trade;)
' well I
—For terms, &c

A 1 ; 237 tons; coppered ; sai
delivering her cargoes in first-
apply on board, west side Pri

nown for

ace's Dock, or to
W. and J. TYRER

ILiZitst inbits.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

ARTHQUAKE

ALKEIL

he lulls

:d into t

k them from

ir rest

, nor foot escape :
at rest, nor yet knew how to flee,
wildered, hastened here and thehire
- - ---,

uld not aver

struck to hear
mock'd their growlinP g
0 - -.

3, and note of fear,
n, from the boughs
But man alone

t whelming, swift destruction,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

avian gtlates.

- -
Nola loading south-east corner Waterloo Dock, and will

sail on the 30th instant.
Ir. For NEW YORK,
/700,;,-; The well-known fast-sailing first-class compered
4111, and copper-fastened American Ship
. - BROOKLYN,
Captain A. W. RICHAIIDSON ;
Also, ,1(i

Register 560 tons

if7:ll. immediate despatch.
For MOBILE,
The w•ell.knowq first-class coppered and Copper•fastened

fast-bailing American Ship NORMANDIE,
Captain SPALDING ;

itegister 495 tons : Prince's DOeic-2111;ippers will find the
above vessels in every respect nvx,:o'r: agible conveyances.—
For freight and cabin passage, for ftieulars of rates, &c.,
ttPPly to the respective Masters, on Ward, or to

JOHN BARFF and Co., 14, Goree-piazzas
Freight payable at 4 dollars SO cents per pound sterling

To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
350 Tons Savanilla FUSICIC,
_ _

Landing ex Lucy Sharp, from Salmilla, south-east corner
King's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. IMlaua and TomuNsoN,
Merchants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 29th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
50 Tons Puerto Cabello FIJSTIC,
Lauding ex Mary Jones, from Puerto Cabello, south-east
corner of the George's Dock.—Apply to Messes. R. ZWIL-
CHENBART and Co., Merchants, or to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARcH 27.
Prime Butter is very difficult to procure, and commands a high
price. Any thing inferior, however, (and the bulk of what is re-
maining in the market is of this description,) is quite unsaleable.
A little new Butter, so called, has arrived, and an extravagant rate
has been demanded for it, but without being complied with. Real
Grass Butter, when it does make its appearance, it is expected will
go off readily. The opening price will be probably about Il2s per
cwt. Prime Irish provisions are held at fully as high prices.
Foreign Beef and Pork quite neglected, though offering at very low
prices. Bacon is a shade lower, but the demand is improving.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

-scum'eatteriMM.3a,==UX,'

[PRICE FIYEPENCE.

itaX2/;¢Vl 10=46

Co be gnat or. Krt.

TO BE SOLD OR LET.
TO be SOLI), by PRIVATE TREATY, -
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Chapel-street; an ex-
of OFFICES, near the Custom-honse; and
0

y eligibl

several very eligible HOUSES and SHOP
in Abercromby-square ; One ditto, Rodney-street;
ditto, Seymour-street ; with several large ones in the vici
nity and in town. Also, about FIFTY THOUSAND
YARDS of BUILDING LAND, near the North Docks.
Tug FOLLOWING TO SE LET :—Extensive Premises,
Pitt-street, lately occupied by the late Mr. Janos
grocer; One excellent House, Dog* Oila ditto, Egre-
mont ; One ditto, Rodney-stroet ; One ditto, Maryland-
street; One ditto, Cambridge-street; One ditto, Everton.
village; One ditto, Upper Parliament-street; One ditto,
; One House and Shop, Great George-street ;
One ditto, Cleveland-square; Offices, Lord-street; Ditto,
Clayton-square; Pew, St. Mark's Church
Apply to Wll. WIWAms, Estate A
street

House,
Three

VA. 57, Ranelagli.

vitt EDWARD OKELL, ESTATE AGENT, 40, CAS.
J.V4. TLE-STREET, is instructed to SELL by PRIVATE
TREATY, three desirable FAMILY HOUSES, well built,
eligibly situated in Bedford-street North, Abercrombl -
square, respectably tenanted, the present occupiers are de-
sirous to remain, rents £7O, 490, and £lOO. Also, a desirable
FAMILY HOUSE, situated in Huskisson-street, Hope-
street, and one ditto Park-street, and one ditto Clifton-
street, Everton. Also, on Sale, a desirable and eligible cor-
ner lot of FREEHOLD HOUSES, well tenanted, situate
Nortburnberland-street, Torteth Park. To any one desirous
to invest for good property, will find this an advantageous
opportunity, as they will be sold to pay good interest. Also,
several choice Lots cf FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND
in Tosteth Park, West Derby, and Bootle.
AL SO TO BE LET.
Spyr,ral desirable 'PUBLIC H VS RS ant/SPIRIT
VAULTS, situated in good business neighbourhoods, mo-
derately rented, and incoming low, free from Brewer and
Spirit Merchant.
AlsO, excellent COFFEE and DINING
ROOMS, situated near the Custom-house, doing good busi-
ness; a HOUSE and SHOP in the Grocery and Provision
Line, rent £26, fixtures £35; and several desirable FA-
MILY HOUSES, situated at Aigimrtll. ZdgeWlik Windsor,
Evertim, and Bootle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

al .•
;art, M•P•
rt.rt.M.P

le Beauvoir
B. Mash
Sir Thos. Wilde , P.Sol.Gen
Pollock, M.P.
Rag., chimarn

J. Wi!d
Castle

Colonel Tynte, M.P.
Colonel Stbthorp, M.P.
Col.Delap,Stoke Park, Surrey
Col. Bence, Thorington Hall
Colonel Cowell
Captain Pechell, M.P.
Matthias Attwood, Esq.,M.P
Alderman Thompson, M.P.
Charles Walker, Esq., M.P.
Mr. Serjeant Talfourd, M.P.
Mr. Sergeant Ludlow
Ven.Archdeacon of Colchester
Ven.Archdeacon ofSt.Alban's
Rev. Dr. French, Cambridge.
Rev. Dr. Benson
Rev. Dr. Birch
Rev. Dr. Marsh _

v.•
obert Renwick, Esq. P.
. Waddy, Esq., late M
M.P.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-28

EXCISE SALE OF CONDEMNED GOODS

PORT OF LIVERPOOL.
/IR. HODGSON begs to announce that he is appointed,
"VI by order of the Honourable Commissioners of Her
Majesty's Excise, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY
next, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at their
Office, in the Revenue Buildings, Canning-placo. Liverpool,
A large Quantity of PLATE GLASS, silvered and unsil-
vered, varying in dimensions from 6 inches by 4 to 48 by 30,
in lots of about 100 feet each, (and entitled to drawback on
exportation.) A great portion of the Glass consists of
brilliant silvered Plates in Mahogany, French polished, Tray,
and otker Hardwood Frames.

Several Thousand superficial feet of PLATE GLASS,
silvered and unsilvered, in strips about 3; inches in breadth,
and varying in length ; and about 14 Cwt. of Silvered and
Polished CULLET, suitable for Mathematical and Optical
Instrument Makers and others, which will be sold in lots of
about 2 cwt. each.

Several Hundred hanging, swing, and tray Frames, varying
in size from 6 by 4 to 15 by 11 inches, and a great number of
Packing Cases.

The Glass, Frames, and Cases, which will be Sold on
THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, may be viewed, and Ca-
talogues had at the Excise-office, between the hours of Ten
and Three, on Oe two previous days to the sale, and also on
the morning of sale.

FURNITURE, LARGE .CHEVAL GLASS, GRAND
PIANO-FORTE,Pair GLOBES,ROCKING HORSE,
splendid Rosewood CHIFFONIER, with Plate Class
Back, Mahogany DITTO, a Case of CABINET GOODS,
in Work Boxes. Dressing Cases, Portable Desks, &7c.,
capital MANGLE, elegant Mahogany WARDROBE,
seperal fm,Rig LAMES, very splendid Set of elaborately
Carved IVORY CHESS MEN, agd Set of B,,ICK-
GAMMON MEN' to match, recently imported .from
India.