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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THE IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINE
ESTABLISHMENT,
7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
HILES and CO. bebPufcttoo draw the attention of the
IMPERIAL GREEN heir
WINE,
and especially recommend it as a stomachic, believing it to be

PROGRAMME of PARLIAMENTARY BUSINE

FOR THIS WEEK

The following are th
trict, which are to come before
GROUP No
Manchester District,
1. OLDHAM. LIVERP: OL, MA/,

nes most

teresti

to this

BIRKEN

am, &c.) C

100. I

d second

stock of BRITISH V
s of the very finest

E
etree,nredmui nlaagrtkteahabecliher
nnr
ni ng
teoe rn :
&C G.id I'. B
c. OLDHASI DM]
calculated to
from their
In order to
1. and Co. is Rochdale, &c
:ork of each time

iture of 1

nzineer

J. liarckshaw

May be had from the follov

Agents in Liverpool

Parliamentary agents

Bower & Sor

3. MANCDF.STER. AND LPED

t; Brown

tioner,. Great Ht
Pembroke-nlace

Engineer : J. Hawkshaw. Parliamentary
Dorrington & Co.

agents

UDDERSFIELD

Liggist, Berry-s
Gillard, Drug;

R A LLIVA I

AND CANAL (Oldh;
Bill read second tim
-- (Cooper Bridgi

ch). Capital Li

ch). Capit

Wholesale Agents for Manchester,
Messrs. RICHARDSON and ROEBUCK, Market-place

Parliamentary agents : Burke and C

The members of this committee are : Mr. Dirett
JAMES HALLORAN. (Exeter), chairman; Mr. Granville Harcourt (Oxford-
ET is requested that the NEXT OF KIN of JAMES shire); Sir A. Armstrong (King's County); '
1 HALLORAN, who shipped on board the Schooner " Reni- ( Buckir.gharnshirr) ; Mr. Antrobus (East S
5,a," at Liverpool, as Cook, in October, 1844, will annlv to I ...
... - - -- •

Mr., Du Pre
u rrev 1. Win

Cannon-row,
Widow at Live

GROUP

1. SHROPSHIRE UNION AND `...:ANA.,
%dill Branches). Capital £1,500,000
_miles. Bill read second time.

stewton to Crewe

AN INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOR PAINFUL
EXCRESCENCES ON THE FEET
PERFORMED IN TWO MINUTES BY
AfR.RENDALI

Stephenson and Cubitt. Parliamentary
igents: Burke and Co.

gineen

:perienced practitioner

ill without cutting or c
iliance with the express w

Committee (who are

g the slightest pain
' severel

In con
lilies of distinction
ices, Mr. RENDALL.

t ❑amed) to meet on Thursd

the 28th of M

Scuth Staff

1, cons

1. BIRMINGth"r%

7 of—
, DUDLEY

SANT, LLVERPOOI
The fol!nwinff ArP

Capital 4700,pc0. Lengt
time.

d secolic

er : J. R. Maclean

gent : Dor-

From William Flewker. I

and Cc

N AND ST

LEY. No
ipv En.

) mile,

Stourport

I reef much pl
taken several (2c
April 3, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

South (

The exeerts to Greet B
1,018.1

nil A tine! ;c

hipment to Enzlanii

1 18

.Int, period I
Gre,t «e.'t

THE .C,,URT FA

Ith,j?sty cot

Siiurddv

The Gaz

le of Tuesi

2.193,16'

Captain Somers

bn.vier (

IFORLD,

seventh 3

standing for lhe county of 111oilmotith in oppo,ition
Lord Granville Sonirrse t, Bmomber of Iltr Mojescy

nd Cabinet I%

hits rtsigneid h s appointment
ho'd nt Her :11,3i-sty Chi- taut,
'I Earl of Erroll had at
the Court held at Bucking,

idit,ce of the Queen et

deliver op tfe in,:btt,ia of the Most Ancifitt. and Mrs
NAle Order of the Thistm worn by his late falter. 'flit

Rena ribami will, it is uric

upun his Grace the Duke of Argyll

RAILWAY LIJIGE

The North Prlish Railway is t 9 be partially opened on
the lst o' June.
The Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction
Railway went into committee on Monddy. On Tuesday
the clauses were settled;:tud the preavnble declared proved.

The Great Northern Railway of France will be opened
next week. This line will confer great bentfits on the
South Eastern Railway.
The f,undation stone of the new tunnel bridge over the
river Conway. for the Chest, r and tioly!tead Railway,
took place a few days slate amid-t great tejo-eing. Tor
site of the foundation is close to the base of the rock on
which the venerable castle stands.

The preamble of the Ashton end Hnyton branch of the
Grand Junction Railway was declared proved on Friday.
The line mosses the Met,ey at Runcorn. The company
have arranged with Lord Franc i- Elerion, and his lord-
ship has withdrawn his Preston Bruok line.
A correspondent of Herapalh's Journal states, that.
Mr. Austin, the eminent Parliamentary counsel, hating
refused a £5OO tee to plead for the Eastern Counties Rail-

way, had a cheque for £1 AMU presented to him, hut h
refused the brief utiles. .41,841 were paid to him, whici
enormous sum he actually received.

ERS AND

3efore one of the S,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

RAILWAY LEGISLATION,

The Times of yesterday gives a long list of railway hills
and projects, prtheedings on which have been suspended,
or which have been thrown out on Standing Orders, or
before Select Committees on Merits. We can only find
room for the following summary of the whole

Parliamentary

proceedings upon which have
been suspended, or which have
been thrown out on Standing
Orders, or declared not proved
before Select Committees on
Merits

15,061.969
English railway bills withdrawn . 15,158,355

2,170,959

816,070

87,029

Scotch railway bills and projects

standing orders or upon merits 10,187,050
Scotch railway bills withdrawn.. 1,529,000

732,559
120,155

Total Scotch bills suspend-
-11,716,050
ed, &c.

852,714

25,954
36,256

852,714
2,987,029

£3,971,947
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

*iuprrial Varlianunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
The Duke of WELLINorom moved that the "Corn-law
Repeal Bill" be read a first time.
Toe Duke of RICHMOND rose, and, with considerable
emphasis and warmth, entered his protest against the mea-
sure and the mini,ters by whom it had been introduced.
lie regretted to see the distinction which was drawn be-
tween public and private honour. Sir Robert Peel was a

trict honour; his private charac
and at Taroworth his word was his bond. But
it to be inconsistent with his honour

man ot
peach.bic
be did not consid

ter was unim-

bandon all the principles he had

professed, and to induce others to.violsie promises and
pledges. The present parliament, elected for the support
of prorection, had no right to abrogate it ; and he trusted
that the House of Lords would sustain their character
with the country, and stop rash and dangerous legislation,
full of peril both to great interests and public confidence.
He, however, reserved his formal opposition till the se-
bond reading. .

Lord Baotionam thought that a conscientious change
of opinion on the part of a statesman was honourable,
and reminded the Duke of Richmond that he was a mem-
ber of the government which, in 1831, never dreamed of
advising a dissolution of parliament till it rejected the Re-
form Bill.

After an exchange of explanations from Lord Brougham
and t,e Duke of Richmond, the Marquis of LONDON-
DERRY deprecated personal attacks upon Sir Robert Peel
for a change of opinion, seeing the Duke of Richmond
had himself very frequently changed his position in that
house.

The Duke of RICHMOND assured the house that he bad
only expressed himself on the present occasion, because,
on the second reading of the bill, he intended altogether
to abstain from personal considerations.
The Earl of RIPON WAS glad to hear this assurance,
partly for his own sake (this raised great laughter, the
Inol.le earl, as Mr. Robinson, being the au.hor of the
Corn Bill of 1815,] and partly on account of Sir R. Peel.
Be was, however, ready to meet any attacks which might
be made upon him for his share in the awful responsibility
of the present measure— .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ALWAYS ON HAND

The NOBILITY, CLERGY, and GENTRY, residing in the
country, can be well and cheaply supplied, by sending Plans of
their Rooms, Halls, &c., to
W. T. WOODWARD,
61, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

N.B.—lt is W. T. W.'s study so to execute Ml Orders en-
trusted to him as to insure a continuance of the favours of his
Friends, and thus to secure a respectable Family Trade.

-BOLD STREET. 40
ILLIAMM I N T O N

Is now selling
Rich Black Gros de Naples, from
Satinettes

led. per yard
2d. ..

Rich Coloured Silks and Satinetie's
Fancy Striped and Checked Silks ..
Netted, Wove, and Printed Shawls .

(The Dress of Twelve Vards, all fast colours )
Printed, Cashmere, and Balzarine Dresses
A SPLENDID VARIETY OF RICHER GOODS.
EVERY KIND OF SUBSTANTIAL LINEN DRAPERY
Hosiery, Lace, Gloves, Bonnets, Flowers, and a Variety of No

[ties, too numerous to detail, but all
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.

DAW BARN,
TAILOR-AND DRAPER,

110, BOLD-STREET.
TROUSERINGS, in the greatest Variety, in French
I and English DOESKINS, at 110, BOLD-STREET.

DAWitARN''S,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,

GE 0. IV 00 D S begs to announce his
G
return from LONDON and the PROVIN-

CIAL MARKETS, where he has select,

thing NEW, NOVEL, and FASHIONABLE re

wired in FURNISHING

His Stock will be

found, on inspection, to be the MOST EXTEN-
SIVE, BEST ASSORTED, and CHEAPEST
9 the

in LIVERPOOL, Ms system being to kee

very best quality of Goods, and charge a small

remunerating Profit,

Tournay, Axminster, Dutch, Patent Victoria, and
other CARPETING

ture Chintz, Washing Damask, Table Corers, Oil

Raises; Muslin Curtains in Swiss Embroidery;

Lenoes, Harness Book, 6-e., &c., India Manill4

Church, and Cocoa Mailings, 6-c., 6-c., and every

Fringes, Laces, Gimp, Bell Pulls, 6-c. maim

on the Premises.
ADELPHI HOUSE

21, Bold-at,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

INDIA AM) CIIINA

We have received inteihgenc, from Calcutta to the 7th.
Bombay to the 15th ult.. and China to 31th lklareh.

prevailed throue.hont India. The hot-sea-
son had e‘immetieed, an-I the armirs had taken uprtheir
permanent stiiti-ms until the season for campaigns opens
again in Oetob r.
The affairs of Elie Puri +b remain in the same unsettled

T►ie city of Lahore was in possession of the divi-
mrnanded by the British General, and the Sikh
soldiers who were found out within the walk-were ordered
idea existed of the di,,baoded Sikhs

to quit instantly

having en
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock,,at
Whitaker, Carter, and Co.'s Office,
20 Cases OIL (3 ' lA,
, . •
'per Great Western, from New .—Apply to Messrs. BARING
BaoTILEas and Co., Mer nts, or to
WHIT KER, CARTER, and Co., Brokers.

On account of whom it nay concern, and without reserre.
On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brunswick Graving Dock No. 2, landing ex Syria, from
Quebec, • -
435 Bright PINE DE ,
400 BOARDS,
iw 1124 Merchanta e PIPE STATES,
.5 2 0 10 Merchantable W. 0. PUNCHEON STAVES.
DESIPSEY, FROST; and Co., Brokers,

On account of whom it may concern.
On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on
the Premises, Biackstock-street,
50 Tons Adamantine, Imperial, Wax, and various other Com-
posite CANDLES,
100 Tons various descriptions SOAP,
80 Tons various descriptio Orr SOAP,
which will be put up in able lots. The Goods now on view,
and catalogues may be had on application to
J. H. RAYNER and Co„ Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

on, excel.
If, however, a powertul party can t

urnan weans have

raised, and their etlbrts happen to he strongly seconeed.
the re-t of the Cardinals, unwilling t.. distinguish th-En
sta. 1 rOCI ha, ri.A I.:c.v. n. r.. k" Lave sse,

ing consent, hasten to concur in the choice. It is called
an election by compromise when the Cardinals, hot being
able to determine on a proper person, agree to submit the

'choice of a Pontiff to one or more of their own body no-
minated for that purpose. It was thus that John XXII-,
atter having obtained the solemn as,ent of the whole Col-
lege to abide by his decision, assumed ro himself the Pon-
tificate, an event which induced the Cardinals not to en-
trust this power in future to any of their number without
such restrictions as might effectually prevent the recur-
retie,. of a similar event. In choosing a Pop, by acruliny,
the Cardinals each write their own tram. , with that of the

and ceouflexions, in a large And highly ornamented chalice
on the altar of the chapel in which they assemble. The
tickets are then taken out by officers :ippoititt-d by their
own body for that purpose, and the number is carefully

it appear trnst ariy one of the Cardinals has two-thirds of
the votes in hi= favour, he is declared to be canonically
elected Pope. When, however, alter repeated trials, this

does not occur, R new proceeding takes place, which is
called &Mon by access, in which any Cardinal may ac-
cede to the vote of another by an alteration of his ticket
in a prescribed form. When by these means the choice of
a Pouiiff is effected, the tickets are prudently committed

to the limns, to prevent all pretext for further inquiry.
With regard to the custom of changivg tie name on ek%a-
Con to the dignity of Pontiff, Mr. Roscoe informs us, on
the a•.thority of the historian, Platina. that it originated
with Pope Sergius 11. in the year Bt3. " Some persons
affirm." he says, " that &iglu, used formerly to be called
Po•ci' (Psejace) ; and hat on aeccunt of the vi:eness

of that title, he took the name of Sergio', a custom which
ha., continued to the present time, although not adhere('
to."-1?(AcOe'8 Lorenzo De Medi( -
AN ADVENTURE WIT!! AN E

EPHANT

—There are

not many elephant-shots who have not been toolibb
enough in th-ir day to go up to an elephant with a single
and only I,arrtl ; but this is generally before they have

seen a serape. I should say a mane was perfectly gunned
tor elephant-shooting with three doubles, carrying balls
foutt,en or sixteen to the pound, with the same bore,
nipple, &o. The ball, one-third pewter, should go down
with moderate pre.sure over a charge and a-half of pow-
der, and the caps ought to fit exactly. I have been ininux
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

TO THE WORKING CLASLES

100 BOLD-ITREET
SIGNOR SARTI,
having received
ill the g Establishment of Gentlemen who are ;irkixious the People
e r should have access to those splendid
antaeututions of Human Structure, at a REDUCED RATE,
know, chief object being to promote the spread of Anatomical
:-,--theTagne_apong classes most deeply interested in obtaining it

)lications from

community-
y, during the Evening,
81XPF:NCE each.
t. on at the 6th June next, the MODELS will be posi-
wely EMoVED.
MLoranuinfE,aom Ten to Five, One Shilling.
DAYS—MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.

from Seven to Ten, will be

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
GRAND GALA, TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) anc
nA, "ill be repeated every FRIDAY, MONDAY, and WEDNES

THE CITY OF EDINBURGH,
Gl,„ SP'endidl/ Illuminated ; concluding with the
CL .
ASSI AL TABLEAUX OF HER MAJESTY

AND PRINCE ALBERT,
I.- WITH
—4 given in 7.L.L.INVIIVS4arte2(ty FIREWORKS,
EtWo TtsiTity of

Palaceii.
Si TETE CENTRIFUGAL RAILWAY :
nlgular Evolution and extensive Circuit of the Gardens

THE MKNAG ER
With Groups of TRAINED AND

- FOU LIONS.
STUBBS'S ROY ALNOBLE
HARMONIC BAND.
Admission.. One Shilling. I Children Sixpence

FLORISTS AND HORTICUL URISTS OF
LIVERPOOL AND ITS ENVIRONS.
MbTO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THEREOF.
R. WILLIAM NEW, of the DERBY ARMS
HOTEL, KIRKDALE, intends having a TULIP and
4zORTICULTURAL SHOW, THIS DAY, the 26th instant ;
And also a CARNATION SHOW, of which due notice will be
Tven• The Show will take place in his spacious Gardens lin-
er an elegant and well decorated Marquee. ,
Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of encouraging these delight-
funda pleasing exhibitions are requested to become Subscri-
°erg to them, and to forward their names to Mr. NEW.
Subscriptions to the Two Shows 55., which will entitle each
Subscriber to Three Tickets for each Show.

Tickets of Admission may be had from all the principal
Seedsmen.

The Right Hon. the Earl of SEFTON,
The Worshipful the MAYOR of LIVERPOOL, &c. &c.
THE WOOLTON FLORAL AND HORTICUL-
TURAL
V SPRING MEETING, for the Show of Plants,
Fruits, and egetables, will be held, in a SPACIOUS MARQUEE,
ti,ear the Church, Woolton, on THURSDAY next, the 28th inst.
,t_i_iiors will be opened at Two o'clock. A Band of Music will be
141,11tendstnce. Refreshments may be had in the Tent.
i„ tickets may bp finrl nn nr§nliratinn rr.

tatty ur mat Oil appiication TO me principal seedsmen
Uat.
cerpool , Messrs. ; Mr. PHYTHIAN,
re ;
Mr. WAINWRIGHT,and Mr JAS. SMITH, Woolton.

MEDICAL MAGNETISM.
PUBLIC MEETINGS will be held on MONDAY and
I.l.l,llTTllxizt,2::.!ln! next the Ist and 2d of June, at the

'cal ',9vington, 1
sey_r ~Rieric Society
h,-,-t%al Gentlemen

P•-,..."4..` "'
.POOl
Of c pnblie, will address the Meetings
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

strict c

mother portion in aid of public infirmaries for the sick
and lunatic; 'and the remainder for the encouragement of
societ►es and Associativuts formed for the purpose of circu-
lating the Holy Scriptures et home and abroad on the

Society

has also bequeathed to theSt.;,fford Aux:-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ments

to create some trifling intrigue 3 against the Governor of
Peshawur, which have ended in nothing.
The attention of the public was a.tracted to the railways
which were about to be formed trona Calcutta and Bom-

bay into the interior of the country, and from w
greatest public benefit was anticipated.

The French diplomatist M. de Lngrene, who, after he
had formed a treaty at Canton with Keying, proceeded on

twd, after a short visit to Bombav, quilted that Place en
voyage for the Red Sea, on his return to Europe.
Ureut scarcity of!water existed 'in different places, and'

the cholera was raging in others

Mercantile accounts from Monte Video to the .6'h
March, received rid Pernambuco, announce the impor-
tant intelligence tbat the Buenos Ayrean force under Ur-
qu'zi had been compelled to retreat in di.order from the
province of Corrientes, with less of horses and baggage,
before the 'combined army of Corrientes and Paraguay
undr r General Paz. The official despatches received
from that (thief express an anticipation that the Dictator's
force would he completely desp,rsed. z's army was
est'mated at 17,000 men,—an overwhelming force for that
country,—and, if the estimate be correct, he must soon
drive the adherents of liosas out of Entre Rios, and ren-
der General Oribe's position in the Monte Videan terri-
tory hazardous in, the extreme.

•Ausla'ALii.=We have received Sydney papers to Jan.
22; their contents are devoid of political interest, if we
except the dispatch of more troops from Sydney to New
Zealand. 100 of the 99th Foot, under Major Last, Capt.
Armstrong. Lieut. De Winton, and Ensign Menzies, hav-
ing sailed in the Lloyd's on the 12th of January. Tte re-
fusal to admit Australian wheat into this country at the
same duty as that from Canada had caused much disap-
pointment and some anger in the colony, and Sir Robert
Peel is spoken of with considerable harshness; the Aus-
tralians did not calculate on the minister's sudden wheel

about, nor will they, perhaps. feel much gratitude:for a
concession which only places them on the same footing as
foreigners some twelve or fourteen thousand miles nearer
the home market.
THE UNI run STATES
unscrunu!ous advance ef the Americans on Mexico (hav-

AND MEXICO

previously despoled that comp

State of Texas, by no creditable rr

to Tex

French Goverr

the American Republi

The gut
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

MAY.
FIRE KING *This Day, the 26th
PRINCESS ROYAL Wednesday,the 27th

ADMIRAL
PRINCESS ROYAL
COMMODORE

*Thursday
Friday,

the 28th.. at 3f., Afternoon
the 29th.. at 4 , Afternoon
the 30th.. at 3f, Afternoon

*Saturday,

During the Summer the PRINCESS ROYAL is intended to sail,
with Passengers only, as under:

From GREENOCK,
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock P.M.,
On arrival of the Train which leaves Glasgow at 3 p.m
From LIVERPOOL,
Commencing the 27th May,
Every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 O'CIOCk P.M.,
From the Egremont Slip, Prince's Pierhead.
Cabin, 155.; Steward's Fee, 2s. ; Steerage, ss.

FARES

agents for the FIRE KING :
G. and J. BURNS,

9, Buchanan-street, Glasgow
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,

7, Water-street, Liverpool

gents for the ADMIRAI
THOMSON and M'CONNELI
15, Jamaica-street, Glasgow
D.MAcIVER and Co.,

Agents for the PRINCESS ROYAL and COMMODORE
M. LANGLANDS,
32, St. Enoch-square, Glasgow
ROBERT LAMONT,

33, Water-street, Liverpool

Liverpool, 25th May, 1846

*** The Steamer 'leaving Liverpool on SATURDAYS will
call at RAMSEY BAY, (weather permitting,) to land and
receive Passengers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

LONDON

AS SUPPLIED TO THE ROYAL TABLE.
VERREY'S MIXTURE OF HOWQUA TEAS.
CVERREY and. Co., of 229, Regent-street
• London, respectfully beg to inform the Nobility, Gentry

rienced by them in nrocurin.g(in this country) a regular suppl
of HOWQUA'S TEAS equal in quality to the first importation

rect correspondence its present representatives, and

patrblis and the public generally, that their Mixtures of How-
qua's Black Teas will comprise only the Very finest sorts con-
signed to Great Britain.
• The anxiety felt by C. Verrey and Co. to secure a continuance
of the public preference will doubtless prove a sufficient guaran•
tee for the quality of their consignments, and they have
- -

hesitation iristatitiglhat their Teas will be found alike remark-
able for extreme purity, fragrant aroma; and extraordinary
strength of flavour.
In addition to the Mixture of Hownua Teas above recom-

8: mended, C. Verrey and Co. enjoy the exclusive privilege of
ments as to combine great speed with unusual comfort tor pa
sengers, and they are commanded by men of experience and offering that yery celebrated Te,a, known as Howqua's Small-
ability. The rate of Cabin Passage is fixed at TWENTY-FIVE leaf Gunpowder, which is only produced on the Estate of that
POUNDS, without wines or liquors, but these stores can be highl y successful cultivator and Hong Merchant.
obtained onboard.—Apply to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co. This Tea has elicited the unqualified approval of all connois-
Freight by these vessels will be collected at the rate of four sears, and is, in fact, universally admitted to be the finest arti-
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling. cle ever submitted to the British Public, and, on trial. will be
..

found decidedly more economical th-an'i'lle's'c-r1

in preset
C. Ver

•

NEW YORK PA(

and Co. have pleasure in adding that the whole of
re blended by themselves ; and to prevent the pos-
y adulteration, as well as to secure to purchasers

on the 21st

V Mont,

(cages
WREN Y, COI

PATRICK HENRY, DF:LA NO
HENRY CLAY, (n
INDEPENDE:
ASHBURTON

850 ton:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

uporation rrriJ 119

Lloyd,
.s reirrrrd tb the

t. to some pioverty in Lime-stret
.1111 e Connril

Parliameets.rr I

INQUEsis.—t,n IVloniisy James Tender was engaged
working at a cotton shed, in Lower Harrington, when he
tell tram a wall twtnty teet in height, and rec'ived such
ii,july as to cause death the following day,—On Tuesday
week, W Warn Roberts, a rigger, was employed bearing
up the mainsail. of the ship Henrietta, when he overba-
lanced himself, and fell on the rails of a ,vessel that was
lloogeide. He died on Tuesday last.—On Tuesday

u.orning the body of Catherine Paisley was found floatiti
in.the canal, near the umber quay. The deceased was

at the time in a state of intoxication, arid wigs not seen
alive aftewards.—On Tuesday after,. on, Elizabeth Bul-
len, a little girl about four years old, was knocked down
by a horse and cart, in Mansfield•a reel; one of the

wheels went ove
She died the following day
to the driver.—On Tuesday morn)
was found dead in bed. She lodgcd
Ftederics-street. The chuse of death was itsc
chest, arisi
h.t•'! e
the
seffusionheda at the
o f
There
ti blood
cliiltirrn in
altogether re,ided in the cellar, which w.s stated by the
jut y to be unfit for the residence of human brings, being
no retter than a mere coal vault. There was no window
attached to it, and the only ventilation th t could be ob-
tained was by means of the door. The jury requested
ceasedm wereshe o n
w fifethae s
and ten persons
that the unfit state of the cellar. No. 13, Upper Frede-
rick-street, where the deceased was sleeting with five
children. should be noticed, and the attention of the
Health of Towns' Committee called to it —On Wednes-

No blame was attributable
aret Wilson

i cellar in Upper
tied to

from C

day morning, a youth, named John (51;vr, 1 aBk
a child three
the North Docks, was bringir g some empty PocaY;cons
along the railway, when, in consequence of the horse
turning r ff the rails, he got jan med against the waggons.
and received a severe injury on the abdomen. Hr died
the same evening.—At out eight weeks ago. Patrick Ryan,
years old, residing with his pmrents in Cr a...
hall-street, was left alone in the hou-c with his sister.
when, in consequence of attempting to get the teap.,t
from the fire-place, his clothes caught fire, and be was
qs
dreadfully burnt. He lingered until Tuesday last.—Oa
Tu-sday night, Robert Fawcett, of Marquis-street, went
to bed apparently in good health, and was found dead the
following morning. lie had for some time complained of
a pain in his chest. The cause of death was apoplexy of
the lungs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

east fintitcs.

Will be despatched in a few days, and positively
first vessel, except the Bellaire loading in the
k Prince's Dock.
For CALCUTTA,
riat""'l
The
sH
_ perior Live
ARRIE MBLE,
Tom BE , Commander•
A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve ye • 486 tens per regg 'ter- copper-
ed ; a very fast sailer ; n on her second voyage; will be found
in every respect a most e igible conveyance for goods and pas-
sengers.—For terms, &c. apply to
TESWORTII and WYNNE.

Will sail punctually an Tuesday nert, the 2d June,
full or not full.
is'4' , For SINCAPORE,
1 mg The well-known remarkably , riberland-built
Alll4 P Barque V tIA,

Captain t WILLIAMSON
244 tons ; A 1 at Lloyd's,
fleitfs continued seven years on the
first letter; copper-fastene and cuppered ; and having superior
accommodations, presents a very desirable conveyance for
goods and passengers: lying in Prince's Dock.—Apply to
COTESWORTH .and WYNNE.

Cleared out, and will sail To-morrow, weather
.permitting,
For CALCUTTA,
Mk;
The PALATINE.
. Clears met This Day • ri t sail TO-Meill'OtP,
we permitting.
or BOMBAY,

The INGLEWOOD.
For further particulars apply to W. and J. TY/LER
(One interest.)

For MAURITIUS,
1117.4 The Barque TRIO, 388 tons,
J. SMITH er.
BAFRoTroteNr,mins
LoA AI Hf egh Toaos
Na
Merchants,to M fss rosr.
W. N. MOORE and BROTHER, 4, li;,lia Buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

uportHnee

Mr. Pe'. , Bowring,
Colonel Sibthorp, and Mr. 11 enley spoke, as did also Mr.
11 ud.no, who opptised the tne:lsure, end elicited some
atnu,,erut.nt by observing that he had listened attentively
to the whole of the speeches in these unpreced,ntedly lo Dg
and h,av d.-ban-s.

r Borthwict.

Mr. -Plumptre, D

Lora GEORGE BENTINeK then withdrew 1d amend-
ment, a ti,tte to the surprise of the hou-e, and the report

tai brought up

In conamivee on Lord Harding(

a Annuity Bill, Sir A

FIAT ►noved that the pension should not he wiihheld
the lifetime of Lord I-I,irditige, because of the an-
nuity of .£5,000 awarded to him by the East India Com-
pany.
A desoltor•

L
durin_

onvers

ion ensued, after which Sir A. I.

his motion, and the bill passed through

HOUSE OF LOH DS.—TUESDAY.
The Bishop of St. DAvtos, in presenting a petition
riligan, pr+ving th,t more ex-

from t►u
tended n

borough of

ruZy be ae.o

id imia-trig

principality cf Wa

bore testimony to the p

sing want

. -
of eduction in the district referred, and called upon their
lordAtips to aid in remedying the evil. He felt a sincere
conv:ct iota that if means had been taken a few years ago
to improve the moral and intellectual condition of the
people of that part of the rountrv, so many soldiers and
police would not have been required to preserve its tram.

quility.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE entirety agreed with the
right rev. prelate. anJ s•iid that the cow., ission appointed
to inquire into the proceedings of the tiebeccaites had re-
port,d that in those parts of Wales in which the Welsh
language was chiefly spoken there was an almost total
want of education. Parliamentary grants were of cotnpa-

rativelv I,ltle use unless ouch a system were adopted in
administrriitg them as would call tortli local exertions. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

•oprernacr of the crown of Er,gbinci
on thr ground of the common isw, as if it, w

Bul further, it appears. from
that the Pope's

up by a huridred statntE
Lord Brougham's and other speeches

a fiction, a fraud. an inapo-tur

a nullity," and t.nforth; so that there is no nceision ft

any act to d-clare or maintain either the supremacy of the
crown of England or the nulhtv and nomense of the
t.upretnary of the ; though "moderately and tem-
p, tat ely"—that' the - phra,e--1.
Ittt,r under the convenient fiction of

papists may "ntoct:' tht

'ers piri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

. •
NOW READY,
BENNISON'S MAP OF LIVERPOOL AND
ENVIRONS.
REVISED and COMPLETED up fo APRIL, 1846,
Hy JOHN YOUNG, Surveyor, Liverpool.
TIHIS Map has been carefully Revised, and all the
_IL Additions and Alterations of Property. since the former
Pul lication .accurately-sheer-n. The Engraving has been eve-
cat -by Mr. Llz&Rs, the eminent Engraver of Edinburgh.
4,41,
pies iti Sheets may hot, be had. Alcuinted Copies will i.e
rea6l or( the Ist of June.
, • ce in Sheets
„ Mounted in Cloth, Varn• • ( , and Rol- '
lers, or in Case
Published by GEORGE P LIP, 51, South Castle-street.
N.B.—G. P. contin to supply GAGE'S MAP of LIVER-
POOL, at Reduce( "ces :
In Sheets, Coloured, .price .ei 1 0
On Roller, and Varnished
In a Morocco Elegant Case 2 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

NOW. SELLING

AT WATERLOO-MOUSE, WATERLOO-PLACE,
CHURCH-STREET,
S EVERAL THOUSAND Cashmere, Barege, and
Delaine DRESSES, at ss. Ild. each...
Also, a Lot of
BLACK SATIN ETTS, SHOT DUCAPES, AND :VARIOUS
FANCY SILKS,
At is. lid. per Yard.
THE BROAD SILK, FRENCH SATINS,
SHAWLS, PRINTS, LI "S, PARASOL,
THE
FA DEPARTMENTS,
Contain choisest Selections for thaSeason.

This Establishment, by buying all their Goods for immediate
Cash payment, realizing a decided advantage in purchasing
Goods, in most instances considerably below their actual value,
which are considerations that cannot fail in drawing the atten-
tion of buyers. J. JONES, Proprietor.
WATERLOO HOUSE,
Three doors below Hanover-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

more than that; and many of the timber mercl

obliged to put their timber into yards, and be at the ex-
pense of loading, cartage, and porterage, instea&of dis-
posing of ii, as many of them are in the habit of doing,
on the dock-quay, at the side of the ship. and so save all
the abovementioned expenses. The lead and glass dealers
are complaining bitterly of the stoppage, and some of the
brickmakers declare that if the strike lasts much longer,
they must cease making bricks in a short time, as the
stocks are accumulating, and few are being used. The
poor shopkeepers, particularly at Birkenhead, complain
most bitterly, and not without reason. It is astonishing
how a stoppage in one branch of business soon begins to
affect the whole community. and it is to be hoped that
some arrangement may be speedily made, so that work
may be resumed. Nothing has been done at our magnifi-
cent assize courts for nearly two months; and yester-
day we counted, in our walk into the town, fifteen large
piles of building in various stages of erection, all of which
are at a stand. This state of things is most deplorable ;
and, however well-intentioned Mr. T. S. Duncombe may
be in his attempts to raise the social condition of the
working classes, it is clear that he and others have been
the cause of much misfortune, and that he has assisted to
raise a storm which we fear he will be unable either to
direct or control. The master tradesmen from the towns
of Liverpool, Birkenhead, Manchester, Birmingham,
Leeds, Bolton,. Preston, Oldham, Stockport, Sheffield,
Blackburn, Wigan, Macclesfield, and other minor places,
are forming a great defensive association, so as to act in

unison, and form a chain of immediate communication,
in case they are again attacked in detail, as they have been
on this occasion..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

III}JFI ill Varlianunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDA
The Doke or %V KLLISGTON moved that tit
Rem al BM" be remd a first ti
Ti

)uke 0

emphasis aitd warmth, entered his proles

ini,tera by whom it had been intr

stye anti tilt
lie tegretteil to st
tween pu

r Robert I'

and at Tatrwt.rth his wor

be d'd not c
ai a 1,(6110

LI, and to i

of prweetion, had
that the Muse

character

with the entiorry, anti
fall- of peril &Ali to gr
He, however, reserve,

of opinion on t
and remiii
ber of the

of a statesen
of Richmond

as a tvem-
lreamed of

solution of parliament till it rejected the Re-

form Bill

'ter an elm

anation
tmo►id, the

langs. of ex

'rorn ',or(

MERRY depreca
for a change
}lad litunt,eif ye

frequently than

f RICHMOND assured t

W1EN1M,!=..1.111.111

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuvasnAT

Mr. FERRAND put four questions to Sir R. Peel, relat-
ing to the present state of the Bingley poor-house, and
Sir R. Peel gave to each of them a distinct reply. Th,
is, that notwithstanding the remowtrances of
Sir R. Peel refuted to retract the charges

which hr hcd preferred in Ju
of Guardian:: of the IC,ighlefe Union

1-842; again,t the Boart

A number of questions were then put to her Majstv's
government of so miscellaneous a:character, that Sir It.
Peel wished to have th,-ori placed on record, in order thri.
it he aware.--of the multiplicity of topics to

uublicp,

....elated to our own tariff'',
the Bingley workhouse, to-the vi,it of Ibrabir

the German ZDII

Ale erection of an cquPate
intim at the top of Cor

on the conduct Mr. Mu

ZealuDd
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

I,SOLVENT

Nay 20, John Wright, Oxford-stieet, London, chemist and

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED

April 11. Al zernon spar ke, Jewin crescent, Jewin-street, n
ion, wine merchant.
M,ty 1, Jcseph Davis, Fleet-street, London, gun manufac•

steel pen tnanutactmer.
April '29, Chauncey Robbins and William Smith Martin, Bir.
mingham, merchants.

BANKRUPTS
Edmondson Cooban, Liverpool, brewer, jun. g,
" • at the Liverpool District Gotta of 11!tikrupt_„
Messrs. Corntbwaite and Co., Old Jewry-chambers
nid Nfr Pernbeiton, Liverpool ; Lssignee, Mr
Verpm.l.

2g, at twelve

ire Joncs, T xtelh,park, Lancashire. builder, .Tune 2, 30,

JII•rOW,

Sough square, London,

printer

John Edward B
leather factor.

,n, Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey

Robert Dallinger Markham, Edmondton, boarding-house

Alexander

eattio and

Plane's M'Naghten, Nicholas lane,

Woiiim White. Morpet :.street. Bethnal-g•reen. builder,
John Be, ry. Church-street, Pad,lington, draper.
Alexarder Thom High tiolhorti, London, oilman.

Mary Arrni,t: d CrAwford-street. Marylebone. milliner.
Richard Xlii4ht and Alfred Knight, jun., Budge-row, London,
stationer.

Andrew Valentine Leman and William Andrew, Fenchurch-
stree , London. wholesale mahozany merchants.

ito')ert Howard Pate, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, innkeeper.
Joseph Haynes, Aldermanhwy, woollen warehouseman.

Pet. r Rhodes, Manchester: cotton spinner.
James Edwards, Ri rninKh.zm. ironf"under,
vViltiain ;Taylor, Worcest, her. broker.
DIVIDENDS.

vd. Kent. innkee
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

G FORGE OSBALD firoN
ETTING AT THE WEST EPiD.
DERBY. _ _

1 Tom TuUock
12 —1 Sir Tattoo Sy
12 —1 Peri colt Oak

13-1

16 --
Offers to

laid ags

5 to 1 ags
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Present an el(
CAPS, &(

Department to all Purchasers

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62. OLDHALL-STREET,
CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUS

JOHN STIVENS AND CO.,
ONSIDER it a duty they owe the Public to caution
them against the many spurious imitations of their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

from Mr. IT. Ilowisr and

M AY OR said his object in nacnin

tl e Aldermen was

to prevent inv,dious distinction, and becatte he thought

likely to produce unanimity on
so much to be desired. HN there-

subject, which v

w his opposition

RS to limiolato the

not press his objection further. (Hear, hear.)
The IVI AYOR then put the motion, and it was unani-
mously adopted.

LIVERPOOL IMPROVEMFNT BILL.
This hill, which contains only nine clauses, renewing
e Dower of the Corporation fnr five )ears longer, over

certain property required for improvements. anti men-
tioned in the first of VirtoriA, wss read, aid, after a ver-
hal alter.tion proposed by Mr. Holmes. was agreed to.

Mr. Aldero;mit I%loone then wished to read tour manu-
script clauses in the Sanitary Bill, with the view of pro-
posing that. instend of the sewers emptying into the

. _
docks, they should empty directly into the-mer ; hut he
was informed that the burject could not be entertained,

The dispute between the Corporation and Mr.: Lloyd,

eel, was referrtt

Parliamettary Committe

thr Council adjourned
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

able character
Apply by letter, (post-paid,) L, R., STANDARD-OFFICE

TO LANDOWNERS.
SITE WANTED.
THE Magistrates of the County of Lancaster are
desirous to PURCHASE a PLOT of LAND for Building a
COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM.
The Land must be situate within the Hundred of West
Derby, and, if within the vicinity of a Railway Station, will be
preferred; must contain not less than Twenty Statute Acres,
(with or without Buildings,) having a dry soil and a good supply
of Water.
Persons having such Property, and
_wishing to t
sale thereof, are requested t

.'enders, stating the
terms and conditions on which the—same will be disposed of,
addressed to the ltev. Jonathan Brooks, Chairman of the
County Lunatic Asylum Committee, at the Office of Messrs.
SIGH and EATON, Leigh-street, or of Messrs. LACES, MYERS,
RIGOR, and ROSCOE, Union-court, Liverpool, endorsed "Ten-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

Marshall, Mr. DANIEL

same day, at Wtenbuty. Cheshire, 11 the If
Mr JOSEPH BECK ETT. of Cnester. to M r‘Y
of the late Mr. JAME'. MO,S. of Moor Hall

On the 2 th tth-tant,
EDWARD KEATING, to
Toxteth park.

Same day, Mr. GEORGE
town. to JAN.. COtIPER yc
,ipson House, Har nom

Same (lay, bt

it. hiATII DA. s

IV,tAtiorr

On he

by b e Hey t•teph n Henry Gius
to NARIA DOROTHY, eldest dat
ut that City

Shine day, ;it S'. Peter's Church, by the R
lam M.A., Mr. THOMAS B OWN 11,0 W
HURST. only daughter of the 1 :te

,he
ATT EW S. chief mate of
daughter of the lite Mr. WILLIAM ON

2nd ins

t. at St Ph

On th
the Rev. Willotighb. _ _
Royal Hotel, Bown es, Westmo
ter et JOFIN TITrEttINGFON, Es(
Bentham, Yorkainte.

V.th instan

.t the P.

DIED

Lately, at Ft. Ctnen des Toits, Ma 3 cone. aged 9!, RENE COT-
TEREAU. alias CI-101.1AN, the Ja.t of the lour brothers wile, gay. their Dames to the famous geots of toe right bank of
the Loire. of .0

On the 11th of December. a Old Canna
days' iiluess, Captain DONALD MUNRO
P..eket.
On the 31st of March, at Bahia, in his 24th year. THOMAS
HEVES, eldest son of Mr. CIIARLEs BATl•Etcsßy, of Ws
town.

after twelve
the Bumf

Demerara, aged 31,
Id third
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

uict, and

it i a

Choi-les Napier vr.s coming down the Sutlej and lodus to
to Knrrachee, where hr ex, ected to spend the monsnon.
His health was The military positions in Seinde
were orcupied abogether by the Bombay regiments, all
gthen the army in

thr north-west provinces

The news of the bile ciimpaign between the Sikhs and
the British appears to have exi iced the notorious Akhbar
Ki'. into mit-roping some ;mei ations agiiinst Peshiiwur,
but the rapidity 01 the deicer.. experienced by the Sikhs
mid the occupation of 14,h01e have neutralised his move-
ments. The freebooters of the Khyber I',ss were abo en-
g.igtd in cenfliets ai h their neilailar urs, and tie effects
produced by the A Chans eery, as far as ee have heard,
to create some tritliog intrigues against the Governor of
Prshavrur, ehich have ended in nothing.

The attention ot. I he pubic was retracted to the railways
which were about to be formed from Calcutta and Bom-
bay into the interior of the country, and trout which the

had for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

:N ESTABLISHMENT,

1; and Materials of

ADELPHI OYSTER. AND COFFEE ROOMS,
17, CHRISTIAN-STREET,
CORNER OF HITNTER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JCROSS respectfully informs his Friends and the
• Public that he has OPENED the above ROOMS, and
that he will have constantly on hand a good supply of
F ,y,- ^uSTERS, CRABS

tESH 0 STERS, ,
PRESERVED AND COLD MEATS, &c. &c.
BREAKFASTS, TEAS, AND SNACKS,
AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
A CHOICE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN
MANUFACTURED CIGARS.

PREPARED POISONED WAFER-CAKE,
FOR DESTRO-LW; yOpKROACHES, BEETLES,

CRICKETS, c

ANEVER-FAILING EXTERMINATOR of those
obnoxious Insects. Manufactured and Sold b JOHN
BLAIN, 39, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, SEALING WAX, WAFER,
INK MANUFACTURER, and GENERAL STATIONER.
Sold in packets, at 3d., 6d., and ls. each, with directions for

on receipt of the amount in poston
A liberal allowance to the Trade.

ORIENTAL DIVAN.
CAFE AND RESTAURANT, CLAYTON-SQUARE.
THIS splendid LOUNGE is now RE-OPENED,
and having been greatly enlarged, will be found to excel in

accommodation any sanilaCestablishment out of
DINNERS AT ALL HOURS.
SNACKS, WELSH RAREBITS, &(
" - '

following are selected

Dinner from Jon
Hot or Cold Meat

Welsh Rarebit

_Sparkling Cltampliglle, per
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

the erection criticised by
Ecclesi." and it would he scarcely prudent to insert an ano-
ject until we have done

llnfortuTitely. v

nymous communication on t

the matter referred to by " Integrity" in pre-

cisely the same light as himself. A vote in Committee of the
Lord's can scarcely be termed a maneurre. It may he true
that such a vote would defeat the will of the house, through
proxies not being counted in Committee, but on the other
'hand the will of the Peers pre ent cn the second reading may

d by a pocket full of proxies, none of whoni have
heard the debates on the question for which their

RS are riven

We cannot consent to circulate the statements of " liumanitas."
ills conclusions are founded on wrong data. We know that
Dickens and other writers have said that the abolitien of capi-
tal punishment has been foilqwed by a large diminution both
in the offences previously punished by dew h, and in the ge-
neral amount of crime- This, however, has not been satis-
factorily proved. On the contrary, we believe the reverse is
if our correspondent be disposed to pursue the
we refer him to the current number of the

subject furthe
Lazo Magazin

tEbt Eibtrpoot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

~111ttcb Otatts,

Ta sail on the Ist Jane next.
i For BOSTON,
4,-v, The fine first-class American Ship ASHBURTON,
J. D. WHITE, Master;
Burthen 550 tons ; coppere c per-fastened ;
a fast sailer; and a superior con ce for goods and passen-
gers.—For terms of freight ssage apply to Captain WHITE,
on board, Victoria Dock, to
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
Freight payable at the rate of four dollars eighty cents to the
pound sterling.

BALTIMORE PACKETS.

To be despatched about the Bth of June.
At., For BALTIMORE,
- satli The first-class American Ship CINCINNATI,
T. ConmAN, Master ;
Being the second of a Line of Ships to sail Monthly for that
Port.—
The above is in all respects a a arty desirable convey-
ance, and has spacious accom ions for cabin passengers.—
For terms apply to Captain DMAN, on board, Waterloo Dock,
or to BROWN, SHIPLEY, and Co.
Freight will be collected at the rate of 4 dollars 80 cents to
the pound sterling.

T, To sail on the Ist .Tune.
:t-• • For PHILADELPHIA,
4 Alin The Philadelphia Packet-ship THOMAS P. COPE,
-..-_ ' H. F. MIERCKEN, Master.
'-'-'--- Having been prevented from sailing on her regular
day, will be despatched punctually as above. This vessel has
spacious and elegant accommodations for cabin passengers, and
is in every respect a most desirable conveyance.—For terms
apply to Captain MIERCKEN, on board ' eck, or to
BRO , SHIPLEY, and Co. .
Freight will be collected at f dollars eighty cents to the
pound sterling.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE

Sold under a similar name.
It is, therefore, necessary to ask for STIVENS' Wine

over the cor

WHOLESALE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS,
102, HENRY-STREET and DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOO.
3, BARGE YARD, BUCKLESBURY, LONDON.

SOLD RETAIL IN LIVERPOOL BY

mr. 1. WOODVILLE, Hold-street.
Messrs. BARKER and DonsoN, Paradise-street.
Mr. JAMES CHESNEY, Commutation-row, Islington

Messrs. F. TEPHENS and Co., Great Horner-st
Mr. THOMAS GILBERT, Richmond-row.
Mr. M. MARK, St. James-place.
Mr. W. W. KING, Soho-street.
Mr. M. McDtvrrr, Park-road.
Mr. H. PARIS, St. James-street and Mill-street

Mr. WM. Ross, earence-street.
Messrs. MANN and CROSTHWAITE, 5, Parker-4treet.
Mr. T. H. SYERS, 16, Ranelagh-street.
Mr. E. JARDINE, Chemist, 36, Oxford-st., Abercromby
Mr. CHARLES FRANCIS, Berry-street.
Mr. THOMAS CHAPMAN, James-street, St. George's.
Mr. G.l D. COLQUHOITN, Castle-street.
Mr. THOMAS DRIVER, Lime-street.
Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Byrom-street.
Messrs. DOUBLEDAY and Co., Birkenhead..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

A Short Train (MIXED) will leave BIRMINGHAM Daily, Son-
ars excepted, for STAFFORD at 9 a.m., calling at all the Sta-

)ns, and return from STAFFORD at 6 45 p.m
New TIME BILLS may be had at any of V

MARK HUISH

rer's C 1?

I TUG COMPANY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIN
GENEI
L IVERPOOI

that ti

ANNUAL

CLA RENDON ROOMS
3d day of June next

-oved and adopta
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26

BY THE QUEEN'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,

FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN EMBOSSED GILDING AND

ORNAMENTAL WORK

JAMES CLEMENTS' AND SON.
)-STREET, and 58 and 60, RICHMOND-ROTT

LIVERPOO

BEG most respectfully to thank their numerous
Friends and Customers for their very liberal support,
and to inform them that they have taken the extensive Pre-

(Next door to the Palatine Cla-hone,)
WHICH THEY OPENED ON WEDNESDAY LAST

THE 13th INSTANT.
with an extensive Assortment of the NEWEST DESIGNS for

Chimney, Pier, and Toilet Glasses, Picture Frames, Ornamental
Tables, Window Cornices, Fire Screens, Ottoman Stools, Orna-
mental Chairs, and various other Articles of Taste, in the Louis
Quatorze, Elizabethan, and all the other Modern Styles.

They beg particularly to call the attention of Connoisseurs to
their COLLECTION of MODELS, and their new and superior
mode of IMITATING METAL STATUES, BUSTS, GROUPS,

They beg also to state that they intend conducting the above

Business, in all its various branches, on such a scale as not to
be excelled by any House in the Kingdom, either for Work-
manship, Style, or Price.
N. B.—J. CLEMENTS and SON have also on hand a variety?
of CEILING CENTRE ORNAMENTS, made of their Im-
proved Composition, which, for lightness, beauty of execution,

CARPETS AND GENERAL FURNISHING,
FOR THE SPRING SEASON,
AT JOHN BRISCOE'S,
-STREET.

60 and 62, OLDHALI

AN opportunity unequalled is now offered for se-
lecting
BRUSSELS, KIDDERMINSTER, AND OTHER

CARPETS

from a vast Stock recently manufactured for the

MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS,
at such moderate Prices as must gratify and astonish all who
may have been accustomed to make their purchases at Esta-
blishments limited solely to the sale of thesearticles.

xtensive an

Cheap Stock of

DAMASKS, IIOREENS, WASHING DAMASKS,
CHINTZES, DIMITIES, CURTAIN MUSLINS, &c,

GILT CORNICES, BRASS POLES, CURTAIN BANDS
BELL-PULLS, FRINGES, GIMPS, AND
UPHOLSTERERS' TRIMMINGS.

CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
of all kinds erected on the most approved plans

MATTRESSES, &c

DRUGGETS, HEARTH-RUGS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, BES-'

CLOTHS,

30 yards long by 8 yards wide, cut and fitted to all dimensions.
CABINS AND STATE-ROOMS FITTED UP.
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
GENERAL DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, AND SHAWL
WAREHOUSE.

GOOD

4 fine quality,

New
SELF-ADJUSTING
GUSSETT,

the
riff--Dozen

BUTTONS SEWED ON WITH LINEN THREAD,

E. EVANS

AND COMPANY'S,

*Shirt
Makers,
tCH-STREET,

the
ABERDONIAN COLLARS,

uine but those Stamped with their Name.

TERMS,.

-CASH ONLY

Orders from the Country should have inclosed the following

Measures

Round the neck at the base,
where the Collar buttons ;
And
The exact length from middle
of back to the wrist.

Address—

E. EVANS AND CO.,
SHIRT MAKERS,
65, CHURCH-STREET,
lint Door below Parker-street,