The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-16 00:00:00

THE HOOTON CUP

Che,t,T Club Boat, No. 1, W. J. Dickson.
The M. R. C., No. 1, J. B. Littledale .. (light blue.)
l'he Deva, J. Mounsey

THE EASTHAM CUP, value Ten Guineas (in specie),
For Four-oared Gigs, to be rowed or steered by Fis!ier-
men or Boatmen plying on the rivers Dee or Mersey ; the
second Boat to receive £3 3s.—Entrance, 103. each Boat.

THE EASTIIAM CUP.
The Midge, W. Griffiths
The Nettle, J. Murphy
Tie Echo, C. Sconce .........
A PIECE OF PLATE, value Five Guineas,
For Skiffs, to be sculled by Gentlemen Amateurs, the
gift, of the Proprietors of the Eastham Ferry.—Entrance,
10s. each Skiff.
PLATE GIVEN,DV THE PROPRIETORS OF THE FERRY.
Psyche, A. Berne
. . (blue and yellow'
Ariel, M. Young
Gazelle, G. Matthews
ry (light blue

(harlequin.,
... (white and red.,
(blue,

THE TRIAL STAKES, value Five Guineas,
For Four-oared Gigs, to be rowed and steered by Boys
under eighteen years of age ; second to Beat receive the
Entrance Money.—Entrance, ss. each Boat.

TRIAL STAKES.

The Echo, Thos. ('hesters
The Queen,
The Small Go, Thos. Painter..

. (blue)
(red)
(white)

THE ST 4.NLEY PLATE, vhlUe Five Guineas,
For Boats pulled by two oars, to be rowed and steered by
Gentlemen Amateur4.7Fntranee for each Boat, 10s.

THE STANLEY PLATE.
Chester Club Beat, No. 2, C. Walker
The Little Mersey, H. ..(light blue, M.R.C.)
The D art, W. Byrne
THE MERSEY SrAKEs, value Three Guineas,
For Four -oared Boats, rowed and steered by men em-
ployed on Flats plying on the rivers Mersey, Dee, or
Weaver ; second Boat to receive .t2.—Entrance,
Three Boats to start, or no race.
To be entered this day.
THE LADIES' PURSE, value Two Guineas,
For Fishermen's Boats, to be rowed by Women; the
second Boat to receive 10s.—Entrance, 2a. each Boat.
To he entered this day.

LIMERICK ELECTION.—On Tuesday, Mr. Jas. Kelly,
a " backbone " Repealer, was duly elected a representa-
tive for the city of Lime, ick, in the Imperial Parliament.
Sir Howard Douglas voted in favour of the second
reading of the Government Railways Bill, on Thursday
night; Mr. Entwisle being one of the tel'ers against it.
BLESSING OF A CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT.--*
Last year the poor-rate for the town of Manchester was
4s. in the pound, but fo.• the current year only 3s. ! show-
ing a saving of the small t?) amount of something ap-
proaching £35,000. Rather significant this, particularly
to the middle c'asss of the community.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—Mr. J. S. Balls, the fa-
vourite light comedian, takes his ben(fit to-night ; and, it
we may judge of the estimation he is held in by the public
by the unbounded applause that is nightly bestowed on
his performaticPs, we would say it will he deservedly well
attended. The bill of fare is exceedingly attractive.

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.—It appears
by a tabular statement in the New York Herald of June
24th, that the arrivals of emigrants front the Ist to the
24th of that month amounted to the extraordinary num-
ber of 13.683 ! Of these about 3000 are from this cowl'
try, and the remainder chiefly from Germany.
At a general meeting of the Jockey Club. on Saturday
last, the following reso•uiion was passed;--"That it being
now proved that Running Rein was three years old when
he ran for the two-years old plate at Newmarket, Crerto-
line must be considered the winner of that race, and that
the Duke of Rutland isentitled to the plate."
GRATIFYING AND DESERVED TESTIMONIAL.-otl
Monday last, at the Farmers' Arms. Park-Road, a hand-
some silver cup was presented to IVIr. Abraham Brills, by
a few rate-payers, for his valu.ible and fsithful services to
the Township of Toxteth-park, of forty years standing.
This is the second piece of plate presented tp him, from
the same place. in the short space of four years.
AMERICAN ICE.—II will he seen by an advertisement
in our paper of to-day, for the sale of this article, that an
agency has been established in this town. It is front
Wenham lake, a sheet of pure spring water, of about
400 acres, situate about 18 miles from Boston, which
for the most part frozen to a thicknes of two feet thick.
The superiority of this novel article is acknowledged on
all hands.

POCKET •PICKING OPPOSITE THE TOWN. HALL-•
SPEEDY JUSTlCE.—Yesterday, about one o'clock, at the
Police-court, a boy, named Joseph Smith, was brought
before Mr. liushton, charged with picking the pocket of
a gentleman near the main entrance of the Town-hall.
It appeared that while the crowd which had been standing
at the end of Castle-street opposite the portico all the
forenoon, in expectation of obtaining a sight of the King
of Saxony, the prisoner was seen by a police-officer /0
plain ch,thing to attempt to pick the pockets of several of
the by-standers, and finally got possession of a silk hand-
kerchief from a gentleman's pocket. When taken hold of
the ar•iele was found concealed under his arm. He was
committed to the 'louse of Correction for three months.
BIRKENHEAD DOCK BILL.—On Tuesday, Mr. Hill,
who had been about to address the Lords it, repty for the
bill, was informed that there was no occasion r
have that trouble, hut that 'heir lordships would hearThiat
or other counsel on any clauses that might be introduced.
and an order was made that the r, sp ctive counsel should
furnish the promot-rs of the hit, in the course of the
evening, with the cl +uses they wished to introduce. It is
not the practice of the Lords to announce the preamble of
a bill to be Itoyed, as in the Commons; the announce-
ment they made however, equivalent. The clauses of
the bill were then considered in committee, and it was
expected that the report would be presented to the House
of Lords last night, when the bill would be proposed to
be read a thirl time.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF REPEAL OP THE UNION 'Trott
AN ENGLISH I-1 LISTINGS.—Friend Jo-eph Sturge.in hisad-
dress to the electors of Bitm.ng,harn, among his claims
for their " most sweet void s,' put forward the following
declaration : —•‘ The suppression of peaceab!e public meet-
ings in Ireland, and prosecution of those patriots who le-
tally sought to obtain justice for her people, is one of the
most flagrant ;Mem! ts, In the history of mod. rit times, to
destroy the const'ttitional rights of the British nation.
Ireland not only eat tlt.cl to demand th" mana,:ement of
her own affairs by means of a domesti, I gisl .tore, hut, ja
my opinion, such a measure would really promote the itt•
teg ity of the union." This, we believe, is :the fir,t
petirance of Repeal upon an English hustings: wr. bhall
see how it will he'received.

—The
gra ..._
MILITARY FUNERAL—A soldier a tie floral Artil•
lery, on furlough, having died in lire Mi ita, y Iltis;itufr
was buried, on Sunday last, in Sr. .1-.nies's Om terft
with military hm.outs, elr wing ill t. though he died
among strangers, his refrains were t co committed un•
honoured to the ea ti‘. Tine nu n of th • 6th Reg,ntent
formed tire firing and tuner. I party. and he hand of the
Local Cern; aides. (Fensioners,) by the cormi.sion of
Captain Ewing, contributed their slope of -.vine athy hf
performing the eoletun 0.05.0 of the Dead March. The
sappers and minets, under Lieut. Ilaitelly. toe Yarecgionoloht,oumtswrisehprweabeeprieritr",:_n
cruiting parties, and upward., 01 s'ry rat k and file of the
Local Fcree formed the proce,s on, 'hewing the regard
that the old soldier, who has done his work, can feel (of
those that have set. to do it. The whole was under the
direction of Lieu'. Cowell, Diorct Staff Adjutant.
CHEAP TRIP FROM Lt,NDON TO LIVERPOOL.—We
understand that a cheap railway trip is likely to take
Place from London to Liverpool and back in the ensuing
month, under the management of the contractor for the
Liven 0.1 and London hip, thus giving the teeming,
thousands from the great metropolis an opportunity of
visiting and view'ng the wonders of the manufacturing
districts, as well as ettjtling the delightful and rornantid
scenery of Wales with its sp'endid Snowdon, the beauti-
ful lake tli.tr:c,, and also shaking hands with their Scotch
and List' neightn urs. From what we know of the desire
of the Cockneys to see all that is to be seer, during this
fortnight's trip we shall have thousands of them raniblittg
amongst us and spreading themselves all over the cold-
try.
NEW ATTIS/4-CTION AT THE ZOOLOGICL GARDENS.
an enlivening (fleet up -n these beautiful gardens ;
theaTlG
rain of
sy eesrteecrtdeady,
Li,
pi in
nt i clua:lwtpainpro.:rialeinuaamoestnafpecraspoarttfhptheathcoti.tohn.
it will
. di.,
freshrteFs; which was gratefully let by those visiting them,
after emerging from the hard and hot pavement of Oar
'Ol week
appearinght avetehev
ts,esbpi produced
tow
sourcen. o Inf
amusement
ldi t lon, ho wweayse ry,
yesterday
etrhdi
as
y attraction,
P"lidead•s'elgentrof
spirited propriettr, Mr. Atkins. by the
dancers,
be rernera
Majesty, at Taymouth and Dunkekl, during her visit its
rt
she° fhotritioeuPra
yp
eotahf t
eet
dhwe i
old reels,
m Friday
u strathspeys,
si eo f
evening,
thetheir national
n and
atli
oohltieah
ie r
magnificenti dances
es foormf
stephdeeclar:
tpshiceaottfinarnmd, andcelebrated
Highlandwere
r received
, pipers e r
withs an dg
the band is stationed; upon which they went through !
avemrcountry,uyseumnei
unique
es amidst
oafn dtt
thi
ee interesting enthusiastic
ro
in the gardens. They are fine fellows, and in their Celtic
costume, accompanied, in their displays of the saltatorf
evening, which it will be seen are ""
varietyart,be r be
tacle of the Caves of Ellora continues to attract, and the
fireworks, we observe, are even more gorgeous than 11t
the commencement of the season, owing, no doubt, to the
more efficienhiporking of the machinery and the i 11..:
creased practidrittained by those who manage the varie"-
discharges.
--_-..

LIVERPOOL:
TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1844.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING•

BY
JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53,G rove-street, and
LEONARD ADDISON, of 14, Great Orford-street,
At N 0.4, ST. GlEOllO9l'5 CRIIRCNNT, LIVICILFOOI, • _a
Orders and Adertisementa are received by Messrs. Newton
Co Warwick-square ; Barker and White, Fleet strer,
Deaon, Walbtook ; Reynell, Chancery-lane; Charles Bar..lioi
Birchin-lane ; - Joseph • Thomas, I, Finch-lane, Cord",,,/
Munden Hammond, t'7. Lombard-street; Miteiell. S. 71
Lion-court. Fleet-street ; Lewis, 3, Castle-court, C0r...,,a
at the London Commercial Conee-house, Mincing-11;k
at the Jerusalem Coffeehouse, Cornhill ; Chapter Awciii
fee-house, Paternoster-row; North and South A111...;5. •
Coffee house. Threadneedle-street; Parsons. 1). AVE.
lane, London Johnston and Co.. Eden Quay, •""
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Manchester ; Haddock, and J. and W. Booth. Bookaera
Warrington; Clarke. Pilot.office, Preston; and Wright '—
Damn, Herald-office, Birmingham,
Termsyoefar, £
Sul7 3cn3. ;
pttohuo_,a thisr lis. 6
ry, piper
one
advance—one year £1 Is.; half-year, 105. 6u.

THEATRE-ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.

!", MADAME CELESTE and Mr. WEBSTER.

Mrs. N 1 S 13 E T T,
1, e of the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket,
"TaLed, f°l- Six Nights, and will make her appearance
44S EVENING, TUESDAY, JULY 16,
in the popular Comedy of
Lady G LONDON ASSURANCE.
' Gay Spanker (her original character) Mrs. Nisbett.
After the Fof
HAPPIESTwhich arce
The
DAY OF MY LIFE.
Mrs. Dudley .
Acting Manager . Mr. CLARKE.
Stage - "
r I)lManager .. Mr. CHARLES PERKINS.
the airs for the Boxes ma b t k of Mr. COOKE, at
y e a en
Te°rfio" between the hours of Ten and Three.
ance to c° I's will be opened at Seven o'clock : Perform-
iiisoxes, 4s.
_ Lowe o.Samence at Half-past Seven.
tiallery,r ; Upper Boxes, 2s. 6d.; Pit, Is. 6d. ;

b_ThYale Prize Comedy, now performing at the Theatre-
d'u, Haymarket, London, called
,Written by QUID PRO QUO,
torch • Mrs. GORE, is in rehearsal, and will be per-
ed in the course of Mrs Nisbett's engazement.
. 11r. Balfe's new Opera of THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
ivs,:nicactie
of
~ preparation, and will be produced in the second
Mie,sq Lne sea-on, in which the celebrated Vocalists,
STRE RAINFORTH, Mr HARRISON, and fir.
TTON will sustain their original characters.

THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET,
Never was COST TREMENDOUS HIT !
little eal‘troertarlimsgo applauded as Last Night. The
Wizard to echo Wonders of the Great
ti the North. As the Miracle of modern
Ines, he is
pronounced the
ON
durTinillg v s DAI9DERN FAUSTUS.
(Tueay,) and every Evening
he, ,
sd Week, Wonder-worker of the Nine-
teelthA.TCentury will pe form all his new Delusions of
NATURAL MAGIC AND EXPERIMENTAL
h• PHILOSOPHY,
which have no parallel in the World.
Door Boxes, 2- • pit, is. ; Gallery, 6d.
oOrs opm
,1
coauxence
at alf;past Seven, and the Performances
lb o clock.

Sot_
l'eBBe ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
e and Manager, Mr. W. COPELAND,
15, Great Charlotte-street.
WhierhOrothase BENEFIT of Mr. J. S. BALLS
Mrs. W.H. BLAND, late Miss Fau-
Cit, from ticleThe dres-Royal, Drury-lane and Covent-
garden, will have the honour of making her Second ap-
pearance.
THIS present TUESDAY, the 16th instant, will be
performed the
HUNCHBACK.
After which, (by desire) the
THREE AND THE DEUCE;
OR, WHICH IS WHICH !
To conclude with the Farce of
P. P.;

OR, THE MAN AND THE TIGER.
e,ngth
NOTICE.—On this occasion, and on account of the
, of the Performances, the Doors will be opened at
alf-Past Six and the entertainments commence at Seven
o'clock Precisely.
28. , Is.P.ri,ae.
of Admission :—Dress Circle, 3s. ; Side Boxes,
; Gallery, 6d.

LIVERPOOL ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
THE
ANNUEL EXHIBITION of PAINTINGS
of
in Moder Artists, Postoffice-place.,
.7ill
OPEN. in August. Works of Art intended for Exhibition
Will be received in the Exhibition Rooms, carriage free,
andfroin the 29th of J
}tomust h illY to the 12th of August, inclusive,.
Chue addressed to the Secretary, Exhibition
r._ °llls, rch-street, accompanied with a note, describ-
og them as they are intended to be inserted in the Cata-
4e• At the back of the Picture must be written the
tame of the Artist.
Frame,No Picture or Drawing can be admitted without a Gilt
, No Copies or Works which have been publicly
cznibited in Liverpool can be received.
July, 1844. JAMES T. EGLINGTON, Secretary.

InILIER THE ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HER
MAJESTY AND PRCE ABRT.
THE OJIBBEWAYIN INDIANS,
ram," THE EGYPTIAN HALL, LONDON,
ROYAL
ASSEMBLYZTOVIS, GREAT GEORGE-
THIS STREET LIVERPOOL,
FOnt
DAY, the 16th 'instant, and positively the LAST
-- R DAAS they ill appear in England.
ttneThis interesting ty w f the Aborigines of North
rica, from thePeaarsteron extremity of Lake Huropu,
_ PPer Canada, who have created so great a sensation,i _
~ondon for several monthspast, and who have enjoyed
the patronage of Royalty,
a(ha • been honoured, shortly
after their arrival,
with interviewving with her Majesty_ rtadiaPlnoe Albert, from whomn they received most suobus
presentslt,
valuittlePr"fs of
Four D 08,Yea.l)favour, in the way of numoer
for
England.
a"
°Wg and 't• l their last appearance in
at Two,
Hours of Admission :—Morning Doors open
Hal7f"ltaelloe at Half-past ; Evening, Doors open at
During -past Seven, to ornmence at Eight.
DAD
delivered
Of the TRIBES Di UPPER U
whom they
CA-
hare bee,ti
__ eliveFed by Mr. RAN KIN, huyntry.
Adttise'eu°lllPanied from their native co hugs. .on, One Shilling ; Reserved Seats, Two Shil-
Ristory and
sold in the Ro escription of the Ojibbeway Indians
°II's,D Six Pence each.

ENTI/t7,3 2°°LOIC
1-4877 c, ~_
_AL GARDENS.
THE 41" L)_,-,-_EPTION O_FTEFRTES.I-11G1I-
CONDiVLgItS AND PIP
SONwill tak
SEA-
recreation onFßAPsacTeltitthGisapAoNpuplaGALS ooff thseuSmEmAoer-_
y next .
unprecedented oiegnific ,the 19th instant, on a scale f
Unique attractions .—Theace, combining the following
HIGHLAND. e celebrated
mho had the DA NcEas
AND PIPERS,
Ta honour of exhibiting before her Majesty, at
in imoouth Castle and Dunkeld, and also before the Court
on blonds, and were received with tremendous applause
• endaY (Yesterday) Evening, will, on this occasion,
give another
zn•troduc
AND CELTIC ENTERTAINMENT,
tioqa 1 ~, ng their far-famed Highland Dances and Na-
-411 11.1 sic, in full Highland Costume.
**For Programme of which see Handbills.
TIl E FIREWORKS.
The Fireworks
eve
famous for its
will surss anything ever attempted,
1, 11 at this E.tablishment, so universally
r y -
elegant de-
rctechnic di-plays,
36, consisting of the most.
."8, Varied cidonrs, %rid the most extraordinary
bALLEGORICAT, TABLEAUX DE FEUX.
rootie the splendid pieces intended for this occasion will
e given- the sinuular and unique
• BUTFERFLY CHASE BY SERPENTS;
de rfn he
i
el
change splendd mechanical Fiery Globe, and its won-
'it-1E ME
d• v• with
METEOR PIGEONS,
Irith their rapid and grotesque flight; concluding
THE COLOSSAL FLORAL .
'4her b' it- near prox-
ILLUSTRATIONS.
e the Pyrotechnic Art will exht it ,
Ltaity to Nature in the beauty an v
tug. dvariety of its colour-
This piece,
t timation it
, from its favourable reception by her Ma-
te:ll" its first appearance, and the gre-
,,.ceptidi, by the
i htiv iens the Royal
allXdau
Public was given n.g-- , . . .
with a Gardens during the season. The whole to close
GRAND bp
The G '
bLAy OF COLOURED ROCKETS.
q_ e ardens will be gorgeously illuminated with_
oydandvantage this highlo diversified site is capablexo.t.
tra /4: g; several New Devices in many thousand
Ex-
with 111P8, in Gas and Oil, will be exhibited •, concluding
maltie FATALE from the TEMPLES of ELORA,
genriefithe Goddess Kylas, the Proud, floats from her.e
tharacte,k,..TetnPle on her Throne of Fire, exhibiting the
Me. nation of Water and -IEF.I'
tifrom the
selectio e 8 Royal Cheltenham Band witt
.g_ivel a choice
day.most favoured Operas and Pieces of the

IQ A ILWAY
THE CENTRIFUGAL.
In full operatio, ; d •ht will take Place
of the Fiery Car. an
at
nig
will take
ment
a descent
15:,p,_
firstdmission 25.--Children, l.s.
e*e*arveive partf the eltic Entertain
o'clock
MECHANICS' INSTITUTION
MOUNT-STREET,
1,-m,,LAST WEEK BUT T
EXHIBITION
EXHIBITION,
..i. ''.u. GREAT POLYTECHNIC
of AR
zco_ its 0 T, MANUFACTURES, CURIOSITIES,
,koli PEN frotaA.m., to TEN, P•m'
is.;
ell tuti°,pwte--hliefore Four o'Clock, 13.m.' o'clock,
bd, and to e years of age, 6d.; after Four
season
lipalf.price for Children.
to Non-Mem"
C and 2stck6edt.ato
of
(tt transferable. ) ss. the DaY. Schools, end
On and after ,PHEA•SONrITIIICKETS.
tubers,
tothrsei; Families, Pupils
to Tickets for thenllit.:ls
of the Exhibition
will be issued to the Piralltahig Period
each.
IibMISSION OF Alt next, the 18th instant, Sea-
r. 4..?. at 2s. 6d.
SCHOOLS.
e Adrals-
tioAss7angetnents having'brieAt'illmiTadYe AND
heSF:freNheDvAaYrious
chutirittmce, to the Exhibition of the Pupils 0-. t requested
that ta Pd 811hdaY Schools in Liverpool,
the se eachers of these Schools will comimt
the time
When
eretaries, at the
bensitution, so as to fix
4 each School will admitted.
Honorary
THOMAS REAP, 1 ulanicate with
JOSEPH MAYER, j Secretaries.

LIVERPOOL RACES.
—__.
' 4I CH RD, H 0 SKINS,
,
tilts t, (Late of Dicks Coffee Roused
heiam4 PlFasure to inform his Sporting Friends that
~,,...t. , OM) again located, and prepared to receive them at
the
To sT,VRTER BUTT (now DICK'S) netrmost
tesPeetr„ii• a tIOMAS'S-BUILDINGS, Dale-street, and _
e.
rally e,.Y Solicits that patronage and support so lib
alterai!'erkded to him at his former Establishment. Great
eniziforTils and at
have been made for their
the &Wind accommodation ; and he assures 1-le.ol
from
%kg . "CK of WINES, SPIRITS, &c. are laid in Tr.o
'err fult source, and are of the v ery choicest qualities.

No. 1148.]

CONSIGNMENT
OF
TURKEY CARPETS.
rir HE Clergy, Nobility, and Gentry are respectfully
invited to inspect some BEAUTIFUL SPECI-
MENS, at the Consignee's SPACIOUS STOCK-
ROOMS, 76, LORD-STREET.
N.B.—All the superb Dining and Drawing-Room
Brussels at the Old Prices.
A choice of several Hundred Pieces at 3s. 6d. per yard.
Hotel Proprietors should secure the advantage of an
early view.
M. ELLIS,
76, LORD-STREET.

LIGHT HATS.
AJOOD BROTHERS' celebrated Light Satin Velvet
Pile HATS, Price 125., Ms.:and 18s., are sold only
by their appointed AGENT.
MR. JOHN WOOD,
73,L ORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL (opposite Tuton's)
And cannot be obtained at any other Establishment.
THE most superb assortment of VESTINGS in Liver-
-I- pool, at 110, BOLD-STREET.
DAWBARN AND DAVIS,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS.

DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT,
30, BOLD-STREET.
AM'CONNELL, in tendering his sincere acknow-
• ledgments to the Ladies of Liverpool and the Pub-

lic generally for the kind patronage bestowed upon him
during the many years he has been in business, begs re-
spectfully to introduce to their favourable notice his suc-
cessor, Mr. KERB, of Manchester, whose knowledge of
the business and industrious habits, together with the
means of purchasing all for Cash, will qualify him for con-
ducting an establishment with honour to himself and ad-
vantage to the Public.

STAIR KERR, in succeeding to the business of Mr.
A. M'CONNELL, begs to announce to his Friends and
the Public, that he intends OPENING the above Pre-
mises, on MONDAY, the 22d instant, with a New and Fa-
shionable STOCK of SILKS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, PRINTS. MERINOS, LINENS, FLAN-
NELS, and every article connected with GENERAL
DRAPERY, hoping, by strict personal attention to busi-
ness, and furnishing (for present payment) SUPERIOR
GOODS, at very moderate prices, to ensure a share of pub-
lic encouragement and support.
" 'Tis not in mortals to command success, but
I'll do more : I'll prove that I deserve it."
S. K., having purchased for cash the residue of Mr.
M'Connell's Stock, is enabled and determined to offer it
at such prices as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
An APPRENTICE WANTED. One from the Coun-
try will be preferred.
Liverpool, July 9, 1844.

THE PREVIOUS IMPORTATIONS OF REAL
FRENCH BAREGE DRESSES,
(AT 7s. 6D. THE DRESS,)
TJAVING been so speedily cleared off, a further very
1-1 extensive Lot of beautiful Patterns bas been secured
under similar advantageous circumstances, which will be
submitted for inspection Tills DAY, (Tuesday,) at the
same VERY -.OW PRICE of 7s. 6D. THE DRESS.
Also, a large Quantity of very beautiful and
FASHIONABLE SHAWLS,
AT
E. S. TUTON'S
CORINTHIAN ESTABLISHMENT,
62 and 64, LORD-STREET.
MOST EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
TAILORING AND OUTFITTING

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS,

AND FAMILY READY-MADE LINEN.

SUMMER WRAPPERS
IN GREAT VARIETY.

ZEPHYR WATERPROOF OVER-COATS.

THE RUSTIC, 10s. 6d.
FRENCH BLOUSE, 4s. 6d.
READING NEGLIGEE, 15s.
AND
DRESSING GOWNS, from 12s. 6d.
LISTS OF OUTFITS

FURNISHED FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

JEWELLERY.

V L. II AUSBURG respectfully solicits the attention
r • of his Friends and Patrons to his Stock of
BRACELETS, NECKLACES, CHAINS, RINGS,
PINS, BROOCHES, &c.,

of the most superior Workmanship and quality, combin-
ing the very latest novelties that have been produced in
the metropolis, with those which have been manufactured
under his own direction, upon the Premises.
He also begs to submit to them the following list of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,

All warranted correct Timekeepers, or immediately ex-
changed.
Gold Lever, with Seconds, Capped, and Jewel-
led in two holes and five actions, maintaining
power, and improved detached Lever Escape-
ment .. £lo 10 0
Gold Skeleton Levers, Jewelled in two holes and
five actions.. . .
Patent Lever Silver Watches, Jewelled in two
holes and five actions
Patent Lever Silver Watches, Hunting Cases,
Jewelled in two holes and five actions 5 10 0
Geneva Watches, Silver, Jewelled in four holes . 4 0 0
Ditto Gold, Ditto 7 10 0
He further solicits the favour of an inspection of his
Stock of

ELECTRO PLATE,
Which has been re-assorted, and comprises every Article
requisite for domestic use.
DISH COVERS.
Plated on Whit Metal.
Plated on Yellow Metal.
Inches. Inche e
s.
14... 317 20.. 510 0
Inches. Incises.
12 25 0 18...e3 7 6 12.. £3 6 18.. £4 19 0
16... 4 8 22.. 6 1 0
11F46.......
L. H.
HlO2.
o6begs22t2oo::int43iml2satel6-, that whether it may be the
pleasure of Visitors to make purchases or otherwise, their
reception will be marked with equal politeness and atten-
tion.

The German and French Languages spoken.
F. L. HAUSBURG,
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS.

COFFEE REDUCED 2D. PER POUND
AT

I LIWAT have thisLFORD, day carriedAND
GOVERNMENT
EN minto COMPANY'S.
operation
their plan of a Reduction of Twopence per
in the Duty upon Coffee the produce of Foreign
Pou n d
Coun-
tries. As a matter of justice, the Public are entitled to
the full benefit of this alteration, which, as far as we are
individually concerned, they shall have in their power to
appreciate.
At the commencement of our career as Tea and Coffee
Dealers, in February 1842, it will be in the recollection
of many, we then stated, that, whatever changes might
at any future period take place, (if of a character to jus-
tify an alteration in our prices,) we should at once accede
to the change, and give it every publicity in our power.
This principle we are determined to carry out whenever
an opportunity presents itself; and, as a proof of the sin-
cerity of our professions, we now lay before you a List of
Prices, and solicit a fair and impartial trial.
We are aware that some of our noisy competitors are
professing to sell the finest Coffee imported at ls. 10d.
per lb. These parties, we will at once show, attempt
what they must know cannot by any possibility be accom-
plished. For instance:
The very choicest Jamaica Coffee in the l lio ...s.
per cwt.
market at the present time is realizing I
Add for:duly, expense of roasting, and} 463.
~
loss of weight . . .
-181 s.
This, calculating the return at ninety-four pounds. which
may be considered a fair average for this class of Coffees,
will be found to cost Is. 11d. per pound. Now, how this
article can be retailed to the public at ls. 10d. (unless
some unfair means be resorted to) we are at a loss to
conjecture.
This simple fact must convince any reflecting mind the
degree of caution necessary to be observed before they
take for granted the unwarrantable assertions made by
many noisy pretenders, that unfortunately disgrace the
respectability of the Tea Trade at the present time.
We have been before the Public of Liverpool and the
Northern Counties now upwards of Two Years, as claim-
ants, upon fair and honourable grounds, for their support.
That it has been awarded to us in an eminent degree,
there requires no further proof than the fact of our doing
one of the largest ready-money Tea and Coffee Trades
out of the Metropolis.
From our commencement we have aspired to a high
position. Having obtained it, we are resolved to main-
tain, by every means in our power, the confidence that
has throughout our career existed between ourselves and
supporters.
Annexed is our List of Prices, showing a Reduction of
Twopence per Pound upon all Foreign Coffee
Fine old East India ... ...
Cuba and Jamaica, of an ax- 4 Recommended
CELLENT QUALITY to large consumers.
Finest Foreign Imported 1 6
Very choice Jamaica, possess-1
ing great strength & quality 11 S
Also, a "Reserche" Sample ofl, Alc
the finest Mountain Jamaica I " "
* This article we have proved cannot be purchased by
any Retailer under Is. 11d. per pound.
HOLLIS, WALFORD, AND CO.,
IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN, TEA,
2, BOLD-STREET, and 8, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
, June 7, 1844.

Messrs. HARWOOD and SONS,
PROFESSORS OF DANCING,
42, NELSON-STREET, GREAT GEORGE'S-SQUARE,
RESPECTFULLY announce to their Friends and
Patrons that their Academies will RE-OPEN on
SATURDAY, the 27th instant, Morning and Afternoon, in
Nelson-street, and at Three o'clock at their Rooms,
Brandon-street, North Birkenhead.
Messrs. HARWOOD will introduce the correct Drawing
Room Polka and Polka Cotillion, as tautzht by M. E.
Coulon, of London, and M. M. Cellarius and Coralli, of
Paris, ar d da iced at Almack's ; they also beg to recom-
mend the " Valse a deux Temps" to the notice of their
Friends.

*** Private Lessons in the above every Evening upon
application.
Liverpool, July 16, 1844.

PATENT FLEXIBLE VELVET HAT,
AT
48, LORD-STREET.
MESSRS. JOHNSON and CO., 113, Regent-street,
Hatters to the Queen and Royal Family, Inventors
and Patentees of the FLEXIBLE VELVET HAT, have
appointed

BRASIER & COMPY.,
AGENTS for the Sale of these HATSin LIVERPOOL.
The general complaint made by Gentlemen to the hard-
ness to the Head of ordinary Hats, and the difficulty`of
fitting them with comfort, has induced the Proprietors to
turn their attention to remedy these objections. From
the construction of the