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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY FOR PROMOTING
CEIRISTIANFIY AMONG TII [ JEWS.

Jews who are divided into different sections. Each of
these occupied the rev. gentleman's attention, and he ex-
pressed his opinion that this work would prosper, though
it might not please God to bring about the conversion of
his ancient people by this immediate instrumentality.
He had been too long, he hoped, connected with
this cause to te suspected of prejudice. His valued
friend, the Rev. 3. H. Stewart, Dr. Marsh, and
himself, were the three surviving fathers of the
institution. He should not, therefore, be suspected
of any prejudice or unwillingness to confer privileges
upon the Jews, but he objected to confer office
upon them, on the ground that the State would thereby
lose its Christian character. Much as lie loved the Jew,
if he were to be returned, by the elective franchise, to
share in the legislation of the country, the coon':
ceased not only to be Protestant but even to be Christian.
Much as he loved the Jews, he loved his c,untry more

He loved it because it was Protestant. He loved it sti
though it had undergone a modification of that character;
but never would he give up the earnest hope and the
aspirations of his heart to God with regard to its Christian
character, that should ever be " Esto perpetua !"

Mr. NOLAN here announced that the sum collected in
the treeti ng amounted to £53; and he also read the col-
lections made in the churches yesterd-ty as follows :

Aigburth (Averst) .
St. Bride's (Goodhart and Ayerst) .......
St. Barnabas (Parry)
St. Clement's (Bowflower and Gr:nashawe)
St. Jude's (Ewald and M`Neile)
St. James's (Grimshswe). .
Mariner's (Maynard)
St. Silas (Nolan) ..
Knotty Ash (Hampton)
Seaforth (M`Neile)
St. Saviour's (Hunt) ..
St. Andrew's (Goodhart) ... .
Christ Church (Ewald)
St. Michael's (Rawson)
St. Paul's (Marshall)
St. Simon's (Stewart) . .
St. John's (Groome)

£ s. d.
23 15 0
46 14 0
18 0 0
0 0 0
105 0 0
21 6 0
IS 14 0
18 14 0
19 0 0
44 0 0
8 7 4
31 0 6
30 0 0
10 10 0
5 10 10
12 5 0
10 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

PRICE'S

BELMONT WAX AND SPERM CANDLES,
ONE SHILLING PER LB.,
burn more brilliantly than the finest Wax or Sperm at
double the price, and are superior in appearance.
PRICE'S PATENT CANDLES, 11d. per lb.,
are greatly improved in quality, and are manufactured by
a new patent proceis, introduced in 1845.
PATENT BELMONT COMPOSITE, 10d. per lb.
VAUXHALL COMPOSITE, Bd. per lb.,
give a brilliant and steady light, and require no snuffing.
The public are cautioned against inferior imitations of
PRICE'S CANDLES, which are sold as the genuine.
Tee Trade supplied at the same price and on the same
terms by PALMER AND CO.,
114, LEEDS-STREET, VAUXHALL-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
As at the Manufactory, London.

LAST WEEK.
THE CONDUCTOR OF THE

HUBARD—GA—L LYE R Y,
Mr. E. G. NORMAN,
Solicits from the Public an early inspection of the
VARIOUS STYLES OF LIKENESSES
Now displayed at his Establishment,
100, BOLD-STREET,
Many of which Portraits of leadina men and popular
characters of Lrrerpool are pronounced as inimitable.
These Likenesses are taken by sight alone, and are
therefore devoid of that stiffness and graceless expression
displayed in those taken by machine. A list of the va-
rious charges, which vary from ls., may be had at the
GALLERY, 100, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

and expense which of necessity is incurred under the
present system of dockage.
Another advantage to be derived from this plan is that
vessels may be pat in or taken out of dock during the
lowest tides by supplying the water required for their
flotation from the lochs which would connect the lonsin
with the canal. By these means the largest ships might be
floated with perfect ease and safety, without the inconve-
nience of waiting for spring tides which is now some-
times necessary, and vessels can also be discharged in
these docks, when they are not occupied as graving docks.
—I am, sir, &c..
ROBERT TALBOT, Ship-builder, Liverpool.
Sept., 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

be empowerd to submit such rules and regulations to
eminent counsel tor their direction and opinions as to
their strict legality and conformity to the law, and take
such steps as may be necessary to carry out these reso-
lutions."

Now in the first place, we utterly deny that
the Orange Society, even in Ireland, is
an illegal body. The Processions Act which strove
to make it so, has expired ; and that act never ex-
tended to England. So far as Mr. Harbor() is
concerned, it is absurd to say that his Orange office
ever affected him. Neither have the Orangemen of
Ireland, by the resolution quoted, discovered that
they have acted illegally by being members of that
order. It was never, by act of parliament, declared
illegal. A ministry, and that a Whig ministry, re-
quested its dissolution ; and the request was com-
plied with. Sir Robert Peel discountenances it.
But what then ? Sir Robert Peel is not the law of
England; and a refusal to abide by his Opinions,
and to follow his conceding policy, is not a refusal
to abide by the requirements of the British consti-
tution. What a condition would Englishmen he in
if it were !

It may he said that the resolution itself concedes
that the order in Ireland has been an illegal one.
Certainly it bears such an admission in the face of
it. But the Journal should have quoted the re-
maining resolutions, which would have neutralized
that which we have given. Men conscious of the
determination of a government to put down anything
which bears the semblance of loyalty, and to en-
courage disaffection, are likely to make every effort
to evade the oppressive power which is striving to
put them down. When we know that to he true
to England is to be out of favor with England's
Government, we may be excused if we try our best
to keep within those limits which will ensure us
from its vengeance. But the fact after all is not
shirked by the Orangemen of Enniskillen. They
tell Sir Robert Peel that they are Orangemen, and
intend to remain so. Let him and let the Journal
digest the admission.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

TO MILLINERS.

JEFFERY, MORRISH and CO. have just received
TWENTY CASES OF BLACK
AND COLOURED GENOA AND BRITISH
SILK VELVETS,
make it convenient to inspect these
,e the general business of the day com-
,efore Eleven, a.m., they will find it much

If Milliners would
Goods previous t,
mencing, say br
to their advantage.

COMPTON HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET, BASNETT-STREET,

AND
LEIGH:STREET.

G.ENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS

THOMAS IiAVIES'S,
GOLDEN HAND,
85, CHURCH-STREET,
FINE QUALITY, WELL SEWN, AND FIRST-
RATE FIT 6os. per dozen.
COLOURED SHIRTS, for the Shooting Season, in
every variety.
GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES.
Coloured Bandannas from 2s 6d, all Silk
Dogskin 2 pair for 2s 6d
Dress Kid 2 pair for 2s 6(1
MERINO AND LAMBS' WOOL HOSE SINGLETS, &C.
AGENT for Mesrs. WELCH and MAGETSON'S
PATENT COLLARS.
Observe the Address.
THOMAS DAVIES,
GOLDEN HAND, S 5, CHURCH-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE LIVER THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

SUBMARINE SHIP PROPELLERS:

What is usually called a screw propeller, the architne-
dean screw, was proposed more than a centu y ago, for
propelling vessels, and the oldest unexpired patent for, an
improvement upon it, is Mr. B. Woody; oft's,of Manches-
ter, whosF, screw is to be applied to the New York line ship,.
now building at Messrs. Hodgson and Co.'s yard, in this.
town, as noticed in another part of our present publication.
To Mr. Woodcroft's kindness we are indebted for the'
foll.wing interesting particulars of the progress of the'

screw :
In 1832 this invention was applied to a vessel, and pub-
licly worked. In 1834 the attention of th. Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty was drawn to it. Although-
many persons have exhibitrd different forms of screws at
work both before and after Mr. Woodcroft, yet; like most
other inventions, it will take a long time before it is.
generally adopted.
It is to a great number of individuals, and to a great'
number of trials, that the screw has made th. progress
that it already has in public opinion. The L-rils.of the
Admiralty have done much to adsance it by the numerous
trials they have instituted in the vessels named the Bee
and the Rattler.
The Great Western Steam-ship Company has also done
much by constructing and working the Great Britain'
steam-ship.
To Captain Ericsson, however, Is due the merit of con-
tinuing to build screw vessels since he built the first some
years ego; and he it was'who gave the best results at the
earliest period in the speed of a screw-propelled vessel,.
and also in the power of such vessel, when used as a tug.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

COTTON MARKET-SEp. 20

Cotton continues in fair demand, but the market closes quiet-
ly, at last week's quotations of American. In Egyptian less bu-
siness is going on, but prices are firmly supported. In Brazil, a
considerable business has been doing in Dahill, at full prices;

Bernam and Maranham also maintain lull rates, anu are it
fair demand. :urat is in very limited domand, but continuer
firm in priee. The sales of the week amount to 38,50 bales, in.
cludiny ►0,500 American, 700 Bahia, and 500 Surat on specula
Lion, andbfor export, 500 American.

I ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 13th to the 2tth instant, inclusive.

420 Sea Island—
-110 Stained
878) Bowed Georgi
7110
{ Mobile
mab

a and Tennes

I isgso
rl

Orleans

740 t Aricati and Ceara
2100 Bahia and Maceio
741 f Maranhain
1 Sawginned
Minas

I 1430 Egyptian .
Batbadoes

Peruvian

St, Lague

Common West India

Carthagena

M anilla

1,60 Surat

Madras
Bengal

38500 bales
0
0
0
0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

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Jfihn Sting
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Thomas Spalding, E. 1., Lon(lor
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Kirke Swann, t
Samuel B

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Nottir:Lha n

JOhn Swarm, Esq.'
William Taylor, Esq
James Edgard Triaford, E-q., S.
John M. 'I homes, Esq.. Br st n
George Wa'ker, Esq , Eastw oil Hall, Nottinghamshire
Col. Thomas Wildman, iNcws•ead Abbey; Nottingham-
shire
John Charles Williams. Esq , Lynn
Peter Walthall, Esq , Davey Dale, Derbyshire
Jos !ph Wass, Esq , tire Villa Lea, near Matlock Bath,
Derbyshire, one of the Pro,,ision,l Commi tee of the
IMancheiter, Buxton, Matlr:ck, Amber Gate, and Mid-
land Junction Railway
Joseph \Vyles, Esq. Grantham
Charles Wr ght, Esq., Alderman, Biiston
Charles Wright. jun , Esq , Merchant, Boston
Lawrence W yles, Esq , Grantham
Nathaniel W.>dd, Esq.. Merchant, Boston
William Watson, Esq , Dayb:o,,k, Nottinghamshire

N.,ttinphlm

c iffe Eiall, Nitinghamshire
gistrate, Boston

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.
W. F. N. Norton, E,quire, Chairman.
Thomas Bishop, Esquire, Vice-Chairman.
Francis Braithwaite, Esq. Herbert Ingram, Esq.
Richard Bradley Esq. Joseph Paxton, Esq.
John Fowler Borhidge, E q. J hn Ranson, Esq, .
Charles Clarke, E-q John Bropson. Esq.
Sir James Duke, NI P. John Swann, Esq.
'William Hannay, Esq, Joseph Wyles Esq.
John Hardy, Esq. John Chas. Williams, El
ENGINEER.

John Urpeth Ras rick, Esq

BANKERS

Messrs. Samuel Smith and C
alessrs. Arkwright, Wirk,worth
Messrs. Smith Payne, and Solidi, London
Messrs. Samuel Smith and Co., Derby
Messrs. Jones. Loyd, and Co., Manchester
Messrs. J. and J. C. Wright and Co., Nottingham
Messrs. Kewney an King, Grantham, Lincolnshire
Messrs. Hardy, Walkington, and Hardy Grantham, Lin-
colnshire

Nottingham

Messrs. Garfit, Clavpnns, and Co., Boston
Messrs. Henry and Thomas Gee and Co., Boston
Messrs. Moore and Robinson, Nottingham

Messrs. Percy, Smith, and Percy, Nottingham
Pbiltp Hubbersty, Esq., Wirksworth
John Poore Kicg, Esq., Grantham
Thomas Winter, Esq., Grantham
Messrs. Hopkins and Rice, 13,iston

AGENTS

Messrs. Bont

nd Son, Solicitors, Spalding
Solicitors, liorbling,

lessrs. Simiili and Wilk

Mr. John G
M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

GENTLEMEN'S

SHIRT, HOSIERY. AND GLOVE EMPORIUM,
81, CHURCH-STREET.
M'CULLOCH and CO. OPENED their New Esta-
blishment on SATURDAY last, the 20th instant, with
a NEW and SPLENDID STO.:K of
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
HOSE,
HALF HOSE, .
WOOL VESTS,
MERINO VESTS,
WOOL 'DRAWERS,
NEIUNO DRAWERS,
BRACES,
STOCKS,
OPERA TIES,
SATIN SCARFS,
SATIN HANDKERCHIEFS,
DUNDEE KID GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS,

The New LLAMA WOOL WRAPPER, in all colours
and most modern shapes.—lnspection invited.
M'CULLOCI-1 and CO.,
81, CHURCH-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE LIVER THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

S CRSTARIES,

gh, Nottingham
lumas Jacks9n, Nottingham

TE above Company fo m red by an aina m lgaltion of
the Nottingham. Erew,h Valley, Amber Gate. and
Manchester, ihe Nt.ttingh,m, Vale of BelvoT, and Gran-
tham, and the Nottingham and Boston Railways, is in-
tended to carry out the oriOrtlolject of those Companies
with an extension to Spalding. '1 he Directors have the
satisfaction to state that by arraneinents now made, this
Company will have the powerful aid and ec.:Teration of
the bilanchester, Buxton, Mat!oi k, and Midland J minion
Railway Company, the Lynn and Ely Railway Company,
And Lynn and Dereham Railway Company. The Com-
mittee comrratulate the Shareholders upon this accession,
which while it affords a mutually beneficial interchange
of traffic and a facility in carrying out the objects of this
undertaking, insures that unite of interest which is the

best guarantee of permanent succ'ss.
They have also effected an amalgamation of interests
with the Canals in the District, upon terms not only be-
creficial to the Shareholders of this Company in a pecu-
niary point of view, but upon such as will secure to this
Company the influence of neatly every Nobleman and
Gentleman through whose property the line will pass.
The treaty tA hich has been pending wi.h the Midland
Railway, the Directors are happy to state, will shortly be
sat'sfactmly concludes' upon terms, which they feel as-

surer!, will receive the full approbation of !he Shareholders
of this Company.
The Directors are now in a positit n to go t 9 Parlia-
ment as a unite,: and most influential body, for the pur-
pose of making a &rect. and iwegral Ine of Railway from
the terminus (,f the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and
-Midlands Junction Railway at Amber Gate, by Notting-
ham and Grantham to Boston and Spalding. At Spald-
ing it is proposed to form a junction with the b 2e of tip-
Lynn and Ely Company projected from Wisueach to

Spalding.
Thus the scheme as now developed becom a s one cf
net onal charac:er-Tit effects by the most direct pract'ca-
ble route the Junction of Bost-n, Spalding, Lynn, Wis-
beach, Norwich, Great Yarmouth and the whole of the
Eastern and South Eastern part of the kingd-m with
Liverpol, Manchester, and the great manufacturing Dis-
tricts of Lanes hire and Cbesh•re, and the great Coal
and Iron Districts of Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, and
Staffordshire.
The Town and environs of Nottingham alone contain
a population of upwards of 100,000 persons extensively
employed in the Cotton, Silk, and Lace manufacture;
and this line by its connexion with the proposed Manchea-
cbester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Rail-
way, will reduce the distance upwards of 70 miles from
tat important Town to Manchester and Liverpool, as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

FURS.
THE unparalleled success that has attended thegigantic
efforts of the
HUDSON'S BAY FUR COMPANY,
And the hold commercial spirit that has sent their nume-
rous emissiaries amid the dangers encountered in the savage
wilds of the vast -
Nolan AM ERICAN .WILDERNESSES,
to obtain from the rude,.., barbarian of those scarcely
explored regions, in exchange for articles of European
Manufacture. those
RARE AND COSTLY FURS,
The delight and comfort of civilized society, has enabled
them to consign to their agents during the past year, an
incredible number of
BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE SKINS,
A large and varied manufactured Stock of which has been
Purchased by
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
And will be presented for sale at the smallest remune-
rating prices.
A LARGE LOT OF
MUSCOVY SABLE BOAS, from. ss. 6d.
DO. DO. VICTORINES 4s. 6d.
CANADIAN SABLE BOAS. fr0m....... 15s. 6d.
DO. DO. VICTORINES I2s. 6d.
Also, a choice and superb assortment. of well-seasoned
RUSSIAN FURS,
IN
EXCELLENT SQUIRR EL BOAS, from 6s. Ild.
DO. 1)0. VICTORINES 4s. Ild.
NATURAL SABLE BOAS 225. Od.
DO. DO. VICTORINES 225. Od.
The finest description of
ERMINE,
CHINCHILLA,
MINIVER,
KOLINSKI, &c. &c.,
In every variety of style and fashion, includingthe
ROYAL, VICTORIA DRESS BOA,
Together with the distinguished
PRINCESS ALICE MANTLE,
Which, for comfort and beauty of effect, cannot be equalled.
MUFFS, CUFFS, &c., to match each kind of Fur.
FURS PROMPTLY CLEANED, REPAIRED, AND ALTERED TO
THE PRESENT MODE.
JOHNBR I S C O E,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

HULL CORN MARKET, SEPTEMBER 16

-- -
We have again had a beautiful week of harvest weather, and
much more progres- is now made in this district; farmers being
thus actively ersTiplo,tytetd,,
mwaarskb,tutthae
ssma nal sehsoowf no! w W wh'eearte,

very various, but condition better than last week, the prices ob-
tained were r,ther over those of last week ; for free foreign we
have no inquiry ; a sale or two of bond has been effe,ted for
export to Be;gium. Spring corn continues scarce, and in fair
demand; of Pe s our stock is exhausted by sales for Belgium
and Holland.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 19.
There was, generally speaking, an improvement in the qua-
lity and condition of the grain at this day's market, and higher
prices were paid—say from 6d. to Is. in wheat, and 3d per bar-
rel in barley and oats.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 20

---
During the last three days we have had much heavy rain, and
it may he estimated that one-third of the crop is still exposed to
Addition to this. the deficiency in the crop of

its erects. auusta,”.
Wheat becomes more apparent, whilst unfavourable reports of
the Potatoes increase from various districts in all parts of the
kingdom.
There has, in consequence. been a steady inquiry Tor all arti-
cles during the week. at full and gradually advancing prices;
and at Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday. a marked advance
took place in Wheat and Flour, in which all other articles parti-
cipated, and a large business was done.
To-day the appearance of the weather is more favourable ;
our Exchange. however, is well attended, and we have a steady
sale for Wheat and Flour at an advance on the rate, of our last
of 4d. per bushel on the former, and 2s. per sack on the latter.
Oats Id. per bushel ; Meal full is. per load ; Barley is. ad. per
bushel; Boiling Pc as 3s. to 4s , and Beans is. to 2s. per quarter

higher. with a fair inquiry for each'. more money Is imp.' vu
for all low feeding stuffs. Scarcely anything of the new crop is
offering; new Meal much wanted, and would bring 325. per
load.
The trade on the whole exhibits much firmness and confi-
dence.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

TIONS

At the Revision Court yesterday, this most unconsti.
tutional body were mulcted in two fines of ten shillings
each for frivolous objections. The wonder is that they
have not been victimized more, for they seem to have
served their notices right and left, with very little dis-
crimination. _ _ _

A notice was given for the information of freemrn who
had received notices of objection, that the revising bar-
rister would resume the revision of the borough list this
day.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE MANCHESTER AND
BIRMINGHAM WITH THE LONDON AND
BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY COMPANY.

The following conditions have been settled upon by the
deputation of the Manchester and Birmingham Company:
—8 per cent. on the paid-up capital, from Ist February
to July, 1846; 9 per cent. from 31st Ju'y, 1846, to 31st
July, 1847 ; and from the 31st Jule, 1847, the same rate
of dividend as that received by the 1 ondon and Birming-
ham, and the Manchester and Birmingham Company,
being at liberty to call up the present unpaid portion of
their quarter shares as wanted, and immediately to capi-
talise the existing loan of £700,000. the first half-yearly
dividend thereon being payable Ist February, 1849; inte-
rest at the rate of £5 per cent. being deducted on such
portion thereof as may not be called up.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

CLERICAL NEWS.

PREFERMENT.—The Rev. H. Marster to the incum-
bency of Roecliffe Aldborough, in Yorkshire.
The Rev. W. F. Wingfield, brother-in-law of Mr.
Ward, has " gone over," and has written a lone letter
explaining his reasons, which appear to be chit-fly these :
1. That it has been decided by bishops and lawyers, that
a clergyman of the Church of England may not hold all
Roman doctrine. 2. That Sir llerbert Jenner Fust, it is
alleged, has decided that the English Church has no Altar
and no Eucharistical Sacrifice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

NEWCASTLE

DURHAM. AND LANCASHIRE

JUNCTION RAILWAY.
THE Proprietors of Shares in this Company are in-
formed that the Commi,tee of Management have
decided in forming an united Company with the Man-
chester, Liverpool, and Great North of England Union
Railway, under the name of the Northumberland and
Lancashire Junction Railway, and :hat the Shareholders
will be entitled to two Shares of £2O each in the new
Company in exchange for each ,are in the present
Company.

Further arrangements res . ing the calling in of the
present Scrip will be atm ced in a few days.
By order o e Board.
OVIAS M`QUIGE, Secretary.
4, Gresham-street, London, Sept. 15, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

g illnes,, at his brother's
Lged sg years, WILLIAM

aWaiie-green, aged 15, ELIZA-
ch Id, wi h her father and foil
m chute)).

LE VTHAIIt,
On the 31st u!thno,
BETH FAGGOT. The abc
more of his children. have been Intcrred in flcvers
Sordnwuitihei n9tththe
nsshtoarnttp, ear igoedito2f
8f o, u;ta er e. n
WILLIAMvire eks.
tobacco manufacturer, D.:e.btreet, youugest SOD of Willinpa
Leatham. Esq West Derby.
arne dlty. at Harrogate. .;this 71st year, Jil. BROUGHAM.
Esq., of :tobars-house, KirkbY t•tephen, '%Nestrnoreland.
Same day, at Aherystwyth, aged 48, mi., HENRY ROW_
LANDS, late coachman of the Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury
Same day, at Laurieston, aged
f

Mrs. JANET PATERSOV.

relict of Mr. A. NA, AT: ON,
Same day, after a few days' illness, at her residence, Greek.
street, in this town, in her 33d year, ELIZA, wife o, Mr. P.
I)OYLE, cattle-salesnnin, and sister to the lute Owen Kyas.
Esq., merchant, Inn's Quay. Dublin.
On the 1.-th instant, at Wish

den, the Ri

ght Honourable t

Countess CADOGAN.
Same day, at Hoylake, Captain JONES, for several year
master of one of the Woodside steanie:s. About six months
ago he sustained injuries c.hiie endeavouring to land at the
Woooside wharf by means of a la6der, which. giving waL
caused him to Lill 11»d strike his back against the bulwarks Elf
the N essel, from the effects of which he never aUerwards reco-
vered. He was much respected, and has lelt a wife and family'.
On the 13th instant, after a severe illness, ANN, wife of Mk
ROBERT ItOBERTS, shoemaker.
On the 14th instant, in Loudon, in his 2gth year, Sir FRANCE'.
FREELING, Bart., R.N.
same day, he infant son of the Rev. DAVID JAMES, F.A.S.

Kirkdale.
Sane day, aged •2?. the Hon. P. F. LVSAGHT, fourth ma-
Tiring son of the Right Hon. Lord Lisle, of Mount Nom,

Cork.
Same day. aged (6 years. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM.
WILLIAMS, Orient-street. Evertcn.
Same day. aged 45. at the house of his father-in-law. HoCia.
hill, • tockport, Mr WIN BANKS, one of the officers of kw
Wicsty's Customs at this putt
ame day. aged 5:, J Es BALMER, brewer.
On the 15th instant, in Graltou-street, Mr. JOHN BOND,
jun., cooper, of Tabley- street.
:acne day, aged 66, JOHN JONI
Windsor.
same day, of brain fever, aged 24, Mr JOHN PAR.SON HALL,
late f 5 , Itotham-.`"
On the 160 in=ta
sawmill. Na)l,r str

sen , C .rleton-terrase,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

Batavia

New South Wales
Cape of tiood Hope
Africa
uibraltar

Lima. Valparaiso, Cc
Nialta, Sicily, &c. . ,

Smyrna and Consuont inople

,1 adeira

Western Isles, Cape de Vcrd
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Floßawl
Hamburg. Bremen, &C. .. •
gotteriburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, Ric.
Oporto

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, SEPT. 20
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

MOST IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS OF FAMI
LIES AND LADIES IN GENERAL.
CORSETS NO LONGER INJURIOUS.

PATRONIZED BY THE ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIAN
NOBILITY."
MADAME CAPLIN, Inventor and sole Manufactu-
rer of the celebrated HYGEINIC CORSETS, 58,
BERNER'S-STREET, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, begs
leave, in returning her sincere thanks to the Ladies and
Medical Gentlemen of Liverpool for their kind patronage
and liberal support, to inform them, that, induced by the
favour she has experienced during her last journey, she
has returned to Liverpool, for a short period, with a large
Assortment of the HYGEINIC CORSETS and ME-
DICAL BELTS ; likewise the SCAPULA CONTRAC-
TOR, for Opening the Chest and Flattening the Should-
ers, and preventing the Stooping of the Body.
Madame CAPLIN will wait on Ladies at their own Re-
sidences, if required, from Nine till Twelve in the Morn-
ing; and may be consulted at home from One till Five in
the Afternoon, where she will be happy to receive Ladies
or their Medical Attendants; and also any member of the
Medical Profession or scientific pursuit who should be
desirous of investigating the principles on which the Hy-
geinic Corsets are constructed, and form their own opi-
nion on their real value.
N.B.—Madame CAPLIN, in soliciting the inspection of
Medical Practitioners, begs to remind them, that she has
made it her rule not to print or publish their names.
8, Colquitt-street, near the top of Bold-street, two
doors from the Medical Hall, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

Mantrl3.

WANTED, as BOOK-KEEPER, a DltAokedle-agr's
Man. One who has been in a Share
Office would be preferred.
For Terms, &c., apply by letter to Box
TBl at the
Post-office.
---
WANTED, a respectable well-educated YOU,,Tnila'/31
an APPRENTICE to the BOOKSELLIIN"
STATIONERY BUSINEs S.
Apply to Mr. NEWLING, 31, Ranelagh-str..----

TO SHIPOWNERS AND OI'HERS. oat
THE Advertiser, who has had the entire Manageeverai
of a very extensive Business, in London, for;ft, or
years, is desirous of an Engagement as OVEll°,'
iflß
otherwise being practically acquainted with the SOP
Trade

postoffie"

Address, G. M. care of Mr. ALSTON, -
opposite the Church, Commercial-road, Linaeholj!!:.----
hiisioess
THE Advertiser, who is about to cornmencen"WY
as a SHAREBROKER, wishes to JOIN a "*" most
of respectability in that business.' References to thefibe
respectable firms in Liverpool and Manchester vii re,
given, and £l,OOO to £2,000 advanced, as might be

quired.
Address, X Y Z, Standard-office. n eed
No one belonging to the New Stock Exchange
apply.

IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS OF m-11

ENNEAD.
LOANS. F, AD arc
THE COMMISSIONERS of BIRKENH--,os, is
ready to receive Sealed TENDERS for LOAl',,,rest,
the Tenders to state the rate of Interest, and
order to pay off Loans existing at a higher rate of inibe` for
toT _..g0,.
Sums of not less than £l,OOO, to be sent to the relw
rer's Offiee,'Harnilton-square. Birkenhead.

JOSEPH MALLABY
Clerk too the Commissioners.

Dated 22d August, 1815.
LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONEI•nOCICS
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL m e
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the,' NS OF
ing, from and after this date, to receive LOA ~41098
MONEY, at the rate of Three Pounds Ten '3".
of
•tber
el
per centum per annum Interest, for periods , ado,
FIVE OR SEVEN YEARS, at the option of 0,0?
ti 7
All offers of Loans•to be made to GEORGE I
Esquire, Treasurer of the Liverpool Docks.
By order,
DANIEL Secre
Dock-office, Liverpoo/, 22dl MASON,Iey, 18-1
5.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

VALUABLE
D It A P E It Y STOCK

MESSRS. MA A LE,
Late of Ranelagh-plac las been purchased by
JOH T BRISCOE,
G 0 and G 2, LDHALL-STREET,

at the above
VAST REDUCTION.
It consists mainly of

SILKS, SATINS, SHAWLS, CHALLIS, EVENING AND
MILLINESE DRESSES, SILK VELVETS, FRENCH
MERINOS, CACHMERES, DE LAINES, PRINTS,
MERINOS, COBURGS, ORLEANS, BLACK PARA-
MATTERS, LINENS, FANCY NECKERCHIEFS, RICH
DRESS SCARFS, LACE, HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIB-
BONS, COLLARS, MUSLIN TRIMMINGS, S.C. &C.
The whole of the above is in first-rate condition, includes
much ELEGANT and USEFUL Stock, and from the very
favourable nature of the purchase,

JOHN BRISCOE
is determined to offer the entire to his friends at the same
reduced and advantageous terms.
GO and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.
NO W SELLING.

PRIESTLEY'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT

SARSAPARILLA,

WHICH is so universally recommended by the faculty,
and which has been proved the most safe and
effective remedy for all diseases of the Skin, such as Scor-
butic Affections, Eruptive 7 Di,eases, Secondary Symp-
toms, &c., arising from a diseased state of the System at
large ; for removing Blotches iitrples, &c. from the
Face, it stands pre-eminent e Fluid Extract possesses
the advantages of portal; ' y, and of keeping in any Cli-
mate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

LAST NIGHT'S MAIL.

MARK LANE CORN

MARKET-YESTERDAY.

The supply of English Wheat by land-carriage samples from
Essex, Kent, and Suffolk this morning was small, consisting al-
most entirely of new Wheat, and sold readily at an advance Of
as per quarter over the rates of this day se'n night. Of free fo-
reign there was scarcely a sample on sale, and was held firmly
at a similar advance. Bonded was taken on speculation at a
rise of 2s. to 35. per qr. Old Barley is fully as dear and difficult
to obtain on late terms. Of new we have scarcely any arrivals
yet. Beans are Is. to 2s dearer, and very scarce. Pease have
been sold at very variable prices; we raise our quotations for
maple 4s. per quarter, white 105. to Its. ; blue readi'y command
60s per quarter. Oats are in good deman iat an advance of Is.
per qr. Mustard seed was held at Is. to Is. 6d. per bushel over
last week's rates. The top price of Flour is advanced to 56a.
per sack.

SMITHFIELD MARKET-YESTERDAY

Another extensive importation of live stock for our market
has taken place during the past week, nearly the whole of
which found buyers at rates about equal to those obtained last
week. By far the larger portion was purchased by the butchers;
but a few of the beasts were taken for grazing purposes. From
our cwa grazing districts, the bullock droves, fresh up this
morning, were again extensive. In the middling and inferior
qualities of beef only a limited business was doing, and previous
rates were with difficulty supported. The northern droves are
also extensive. The numbers of sheep are F omewhat on the
increase, and of improved quality. Prime old Downs com-
manded a ready sale, at full prices, namely, from 4s. Bd. tb
per 81b. In other kinds of sheep, however, only a moderate
business was transacted, and the currencies were with difficulty
maintai, ed. Lambs, the supply of which wa.
tensive, moved off slowly,
trade was steady, at Frie-

. by no means ex-
st week's figures. The veal
lanced rates. The supply of

pigs was good; while the pork trade was firm, at full p

LONDON SHARE MARKET—YEsTERDAY

The public securities remain much the same as they left off on
Saturday. Consols have been last done at 74 for money, and
98 for account, Exchequer.biils 47, and India Bonds 66 prn.
The transactions have not been extensive.
The Foreign Bonds have been more dealt in, but still the
amount is insignificant. Brazil have been last sold at 91. Chillan
1: 2, Mexican, 34, Deferred 17, Debentures 8, Spanish Five 'per
Cents. 271, the Three per Cents. 38i, Eqdador 51, Grenada 224
Deferred 51

Consols for account, 9'

PRICES OF STOCKS, &c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

On the Bth instant, at St. Thom
LAMS, !ate engineer of H.M
SHAW, widow of Mr. Cardva

's Church, Mr. J. S. HEIL
tearner Cyclops, to Mrs. ANN
haw, Edmund-street.

,e ( olleg-i4t

2hurch, Manehestat,
1, of Hollywell, to
Iter of Mr. SAMUEL

On the idth instant,
JOHN CRAFT ROBERTS. Esq..
MARGARET HENRIETTA, second dank,
ISHERWOOD. of GarrAv Hill. near Manct
Same day, JOHN. son of Mr. mu. ,--
Chester, to Miss POULTEtt, of Kontstord.
Same day, in Berne. Switzerland, Major A. CUNYNGHAMIg,
third son of Colonel Sir D. Cunynghame. Bart., to FRANCES
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Sir HENRY
HARDINGE, Govern, ',General of India
On the 14th instant. at St. James's Chum
Graham. HENRY WILLIAM CRUSE, sec
Lieut. Cruse, R.N. to SOPHIA, eldest d,
THU it NEALE, of Toxte'll park.
Same day. at Trinity Church. Mr. THOMAS FRYER, Acton
Grange, Cheshire, to Miss JANE LITTLER. daughter of Ms.
Samuel Littler, scotland.road gills, ot this town.
On the lath instant, at St. Pa:el's Church, Mr. WI ',LOUGEE..
BY H. WEISS, eldest son of Mr. W. G. Weiss. Bedford-streak
to GEORt- INA, daughter of the late IL BARTLETT, Esq., a
Gloucester.
On the lath instant, at St. George's Church, II e Rev. JAMES
BRIERLER, of Mosley Moss Hall, near Cougleton, to MARY,
youngest daughter of the late JOHN NORTH, Esq., of 'sling-
ton.
'RRICKE, Esq. to ELI-

RAV E, timber merchant,

by the Rev. C. A.
ind son of the late
_ _

er of Mr. AR.

HUG [IE3, Esq.,

TIIOIII4S LIDDALL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

PRINCE'S PARK.

TO be SOLD or LET, some excellent and substantial
Family DWELLING- HOUSES, situated in one of
the mot beautiful parts of the Prince's Park, and corn-
n-,auding fine views of the Welsh Mountains and Park
Gardens. The Houses are fitted with all the modern
conveniences, and may be considered eligible Property for
an investment or for rental:-

For particulars apply" to Messrs. A. and G. WILLIAMS,
12, Cases-street. -"

IN WORCESTERSHIRE.
TO CAPITALISTS.
ELIGIBLE LANDED INVESTMENT,

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TR7- ATY, sundry
ESTATES, comprising a MANOR and upwards of
One Thousand Acres of good LAND, in a ring fence,
with all requisite Agricultural 'Buildings, nearly new,
divided into Six capital FARMS, respectably tenanted,
all in a high state of cultivation, in the vicinity of excellent
roads and markets,--vvhich (if wished) will be subdivided.
There is an excellent MANSION on the Property,
which abounds with Game. The Grounds are handsomely
timbered and well watered.

The soil for the most part is of superior quality, being
healthy, fertile, and easy of tillage.
'rho Estates are situated at a convenient distance from
a Railway Station, and will be sold to pay three per cent.
Apply to Mr. BENTLEY, Land Ageut, Surveyor, and
Auctioneer, of Worcester.

JOHN PULFORD,
ROUSE AND LAND AGENT,
IS instructed to SELL by PRIVATE TREATY,
Twelve newly-erected and well-finished FREEHOLD
HOUSES, in Brunswick-street, Rock Ferry, all well
tenanted. Price, £2,900. Rental, £230. If required,
£2,200 can remain on Mortgage.
Twelve newly-erected and well-finished FREEHOLD
HOUSES, in Wellington-street, Rock Ferry. Price
£2,700. Rental, £224. Also, several eligible Plots cf
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, fronting the Ches-
ter-road, in Lots to suit Purchasers. -
A large Plot of BUILDING LAND, fronting Conway-
street, Birkenhead, and contiguous to Claughton-park,
suitable for Viilas.

Five HOUSES and MOPS, in Price-street, Birken-
head. Price, £3,7 . Rental, £3OO.
Four Thousa ards (well situated) FREEHOLD
BUILDIN AND, Price-street, Birkenhead.
About 450 Yards FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND,
at Bright•street, Low-hill, near the Necropolis.
Five Courts of substantial and newly-erected HOUSES,
in Penrhyn-street, Scotland.road. To pay 8 per cent.
Several Lots of COTTAGE PROPERTY, in Vaux-
hall-road, near the New Gas Works.
The four following lot 4, situate at Paddington :
No. 1, consisting of 176 Yards FREEHOLD BUILD-
ING LAND, corner of Mason-street, laid out for three
houses. Price, £290.

No. 2. THREE Well and Substantially-erected
HOUSES, fronting Paddington. Price, £1,330. Ren-
tal, £9l. 16s.

N 0.3. Plot of 377 Yards FREEHOLD LAND, ad-
joining the above, laid out for Six Houses. Price,2ss.
per yard.

No. 4. 1,100 Yards FREEHOLD LAND, situate in
Elm Grove, laid out for 24 houses. Price, 225. per yard.
A PLUMBER'S BUSINESS to be DISPOSED
OF, with Stock, Fixtures, and In-coining very moderate
and rent low; in a thriving part of Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

The Fancy Departments, including HOSIERY GLOVES,
LACE, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, INFANT'S APPAREL, BAN-
DANNAS, STOCKS, &C., &C., is as ever cheap, abundant,
and complete.

JOHN BRISCOE,
60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH

MERINOE S, Sce.;
DECIDEDLY CHEAP,
"AT
NP"I N T 0 N'S,
No. 40, BOLD-STREET.

EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT IN

CANDLES.

PALMER AND CO.'S NEW PATENT

OGTAVE CANDLES,

SEVENPENCE-HALFPENNY PER POUND.

rDHE OCTAVES (8 to the lb.) require no Snuffing,
1 they burn more steadily and brilliantly than any other
Candle. The light is equal to that of two ordinary moulds.
Persons in the habit of using two m_o_2ldAlle requested to
try whether ONE OCTAVE CA,PIDtt does not give more
light, and as they burn verritowly, they are expected in
a short time to becomeaniversal. Sold Retail by all
Grocers and Candle Dealers in the United Kingdom, and
Wholesale by I'AIN.I ER and CO., LENDS-STREET,
VAUXHALL-ROKD, LIVERPOOL, and SUTTON-STREET,
CLERKENWELL, LONDON.

MRS. A. BOND begs respectfully to announce to her
Friends and the Public that the BUSINESS of her
deceased Husband will be CARRIED ON for the benefit
of herself and children, as heretofore, with the assistance
of the same experienced Foreman who has superintended
the Cooperage for the last twenty years ; and she hopes
that, by prompt and diligent attention to the Business,
she may retain the-same kind patronage as was extended
to her late Husband.
Cooperage, Tabley-street, September, 1845.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

THE MISSING PACKET-SHIP ENGLAND.

The editor of the Jou,nal of this town states :—We
have received the following important and melancholy
communication from I,lr. Fargher, editor of the Mona's
Herald:—

Douglas, Isle of Man, 18th Sept., 1945.
" SIR,—A bottle was picked up on Tuesday evening
last, about four miles south-east of Douglas-head, by
the fishing-lugger Kite, Morrison, master, containing a
pieces of paper, on which was the following, in pencil

Packet-ship Excl....ND.
From Liverpool. December 11th. 1814.
*Long. gi 7. Lat. 45 10.
{REVERIE.;
Lost quarter-boats. 10 feet water in the hold.
No vessel in sight.
"The paper and bottle are both in my possession.—I
am, sir, your obedient servant,

.4 R. FARGHER.

"114. J. Whitty, Esq., Liverpool."
The England, Captain Bartlett, sailed from this port
for New York on the Ist December last, Lnd has not
since been heard of. . • •

* There must be an error in this.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

AND GENERAL CO

-----
HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.—SmoLLET

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1845.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS and FROCK COATS,
Cut by an eminent Artist, insuring a splendid fit, at
the Lowest remunerating Prices, at
DAWBARN AN 0 DAVIS,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
110, BOLD-STREET.

TO IMY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

NUT being able to dispose of my Premises, and seeing
no early prospect of doing so, I beg to inform you,
that it is my intention to COM. IN UE the BUSINESS
until the expiration of the first section of myy. Lease, but
on an improved system, which, on trial, you will appre-
ciate the great advantages of, namely,

TAILORS' TRIMMING AND HABERDASHERY

BUYING AND SELLING FOR CASH ONLY ;
DECIDEDLY CHEAP.
Having just returned from a personal selection of New
Goods, adapted to the Season, I respectfully request your
view of my STOCK of
FRENCH and BRITISH MERINOES,
COBURG CLOTHS & PRINTED CASHMERES,

WAREHOUSE,
NO. 24, ELLIOTT-STREET, LIME-STREET.
TA RAESEKE and CO. beg to inform the Trade in ge-
1, neral, the above Premises are NOW OPEN, with a
large and well-selected STOCK.'"Of the above Articles,
eglected with great care from the best Markets, for ready
money. Gilt and Plated Livery and Crest BUTTONS,
FANCY BUTTONS for Ladies and Children's Dresses.
in great variety.

RICH BLACK SILKS AND VELVETS,
DICIDEDLY CHEAP,

W. MINTON'S,
No. 40,-BOLD-STREET.

IT affords us great pleasure to be able to lay before
our Friends an immense STOCK of
WEST OF ENGLAND SAXONY CLOTHS,
YORKSHIRE BROADS, CASSIMERES, DOE-
SKINS, and SCOTCH TWEEDS,
IN EVERY VARIETY.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH VELVET, SATIN, AND
OTHER WAISTCOATINGS.
WATERPROOF MILLED CLOTHS, BEAVERS,
MILLED TWEEDS, PILOTS, KERSEYS, &c.,
&c., in every colour aml of every quality.
IN ALL OUR PURCHAARES WE HAVE BEEN CAREFUL TO
AVOID SUCH GOODS AS CANNOT BE RECOMMENDED.
We trust that we may have, as heretofore, an increas-
ing patronage, which will at all times repay us for extra-
ordinary and unusual exertion.
PHILLIPS AND HOLME,
LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
99, LORD-STREET.

OPENED ON SATURDAY LAST, THE 13TH INSTANT.

COLUMBIA RIVER FUR COMPANY.

EUROPEAN BRANCH, 72, BOLD-STREET.

DEPOT, FORT VANCOUVER,
OREGON OR COLUMBIA RIVER, NORTH AMERICA.
THE unprecedented patronaze bestowed on this Com-
pany during their establishment in Liverpool, induces
the Managers, in returning to the public their grateful
thanks, to announce that they have now
SELECTED FROM THEIR DEPOSITORY A CHOICE AND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

COTTON MARKET, SEPTEMBER 22.

The demand for cotton has considerably abated; the
sales to day do not exceed 3,000 bales, and last week's
prices are barely supported. Holders do not press their
stocks, or a further decline would be the consequence.
As it is the market merely presents an inanimate appear-
ance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

KIDDERMINSTER, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY

AND OTII ER

CARPETING,
ADELPHI HOUSE. 21, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL. •

GEORGE WOODS respectfullites Purchasers
to an inspPction of his
IMMENSE AND.,CHOICE STOCK OF
KI DD ER NI sT ssELs, TAPESTRY,
AxmimsTEß, TOURNAY, PATENT VICTORIA,
AND OTHER
__

CANPETING,
BRISTOL AND LONDON FLOOR CLOTHS.

WASHING DAMASKS, FURNITURES,
CHINTZES, &c.

ADELPH I HOUSE
Being exclusively a FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
the Public must appreciate the advantage to be derived
from Purchasing at that Establishment. The entire and
undivided attention of the Proprietor and his Assistants
being devoted to that particular Trade enailes him tohave
always on hand a STOCK of the very CHOICEST GOODS,
in STYLE, PATTERNS, and QUALITIES, and at Prices
which defy competition.

G. W. has just concluded an arrangement with TWO of
the most EMINENT CARPET MANUFACTURERS for ALL
their NEW PATTERNS, as produced, and which will be
Sold at his usual low Prices.

FRINGES, GIMPS, LACES,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TRIMMINGS
Manufactured on the Premises.

TOOTH ACHE PREVENTED.
BULLOCK'S ORIGINAL CAMPHOR TOOTH
PASTE is the best preparation now in use for beau-
tifying and preserving the Teeth, strengthening the Gums,
and preventing the Tooth-ache. It forms an agreeable
and refreshing wash for the mouth, and sweetens the
breath. For many years it has been patronised and re-
commended by the rno yminent Dentists and Families
of distinction.
Prepared only by'Mr. BULLOCK, Family Chyroist, 3,
Princess-street, Mane:water. Wholesale Agent, W. S.
RumsEy, Wholesale Druggist, 3, Queen-street-plcae,
Cheapside, London. Sold in Liverpool by THOMPSON
and Sox, Chymists, Church-street; CLAY, Bold-street,
and COLQUMOUN, Castle-street. In Pots, 2s. each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

NEW PLAN OF GRAVING DOCKS AND BASIN.

TO THE EDITOR OF TH,

Stn,—Allow me, through the medium of your com-
mercial paper, to present a plan of Graving Docks,
which in my opinion would he found to be very useful and
to suit every purpose which may be required. The sub-
joined plan is that which I would recommend. These
Docks would hold sixteen ships, under repairs, that is
two in each, and would admit vessels in and ont without
incommoding in any manner the ships in the adjacent
docks. The Basin would be capable of affording dockage
to sixteen ships, which added to the above number,
would in all amount to thirty-two. This basin might be
connected with the river and canal.
This facility in the removal of vessels is much to be
desired when we consider the uuavcidable loss of time
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

PRICES OF SIIARTIS.-001/TINITED

SHARE

Thie Day,

FOREIGN ANI) COLONIAL
LINES.

6 3oulogne and Amiens, Fnglish
Ditto French
6 Central of France, English ....
Ditto French
10 Constitutes Central of France..
2 LI ons and Avignon, Eng:ish ,;

1 li.. 1

Idr.eans. Tour; & Bourdeatix

2 Paris and Lyons, Engii
2 Ditto ren
20 Paris and Orleans
20 earis and Rouen
2 Paris and Strausburgh
16 touen and Havre
14 Strashurgh and Basle.

*. • 3*

6 'Sambre and Mense ...
BANKS, &c

123 Liverpool Bank
10 Ditto Banking C mpany
lo Ditto Borough ii;anic
10 Ditto Commercial
500 Ditto Royal
10 Ditto Uni n
10 ilanchester ,vz. Liverpool D
1.1 Niorth and Sonth Wales . .

2411 Liverpool Fir
Ditto

10 tlarine Assurance Comps
1 Royal Assurance Company
Stock. ioutie Water Works ...

4 5.. 4
609.. 6

Stock .11arring101,
190 Con: Gas Cc
100 Ditto new
109 (Slew Gas &

2$ Ditto, gitart,r
rid A nderton CH rryi,

100 I ...:xchan

100 !Liverpool Dock B,

Pacific Steam Conn;

rc k Ferry

10 iteam Tug Co

I st.. si

Birtbo,,;(llaritagts anb Dratbs.

311 M-1

treet, Edinburgh, the lady of

On the 11th instant, at Melvi
•
Captain I.OW E, Itittan Navy, of a son.
Same day, at the English Parsonage. Amsterdam, the lady of
the Rev. W. JAMIESON, of a son.
Same day, at the Castle, Parsonstown, Irel
of ROssE, of a daughter.
On the 12th instant at Swynnerton Park, Staffordshire, fike
lady ot the Hon. RICHARD CAVENDISH, of a daughter.
Same day, at Southsea, the widow of the late Captain CI;AL
PAGET. R.N., of a son.
On the 15th instant. at Devonshire-street. Tos
ELIZABETH, lady of Mr. HENRY J. MI LLIGAIS
girls, who, with their mother, are doing well.
Same day, at Stafford House, the Lady BLANTYRE,of a

the Comatess

h- park
>1 trite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

GREAT REDUCTION

IN THE PRICE OF

VENETIAN

BLINDS,

W. LEDGER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY,
31, PARADISE-STREET,
WHO has constantly on ha ,
seasoned STOCK,
plete with them in
SI- OURS' NOTICE.
Gauze Wire a every other description of Blinds, at
very moderate Prices, and superior Workmanship.
OBSERVE.
31, PARADISI-STREET,
between the Unitarian Chapel and the Star & Garter Hotel.

•nsive and well-
'can furnish a House com-

FIFTY PER CENT. UNDER COST PRICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23

CLOCKS.
ARRIVAL OF A VERY EXTENSIVE IMPOR-

TATION,

DIRECT FROM MIS OWN MANUFACTORY AT PARTS.
FL. HAUSBURG has much pleasure in announcing
• the arrival of the above, forming his most recent
selection of Models, in which he has availed himself of
his connexion with the most celebrated Modellers of the
present day. and he is enabled to submit to his Friends a
most splendid Collection of CLOCKS, chase, classical,
and elegant in design, in Ormolu:China, Bronze, Mar-
quetterie, &c. ; and, whether considered with regard to
extent, variety, or beauty,, he feels assured that the assort-
ment will be pronounced unequalled by any which has yet
been offered to publiC notice.
F. L. H. flatters himself that it would be unnecessary
to make any comment upon the quality, the high position
he is justified in assuming in this respect being confirmed
by the general and unqualified approval of his patrons.
By the reduction in the duties upon Foreign Glass, an
additional facility is afforded for the importation of
Clocks, the expense of the Shades forming an important
item in the cost; ttnd F. L. H. is gratified in offering ma-
terial advantages in the prices. He respectfully solicits
an early inspection. He also begs to direct attention to
his last importation of
ALABASTER,

in Groups, Figures, Vases, Ewers, &c., from the most re-
nowned Statues, modern and antique, exquisitely sculp-
tured, among which will be found Copies from Canova,
Thorwaldsen, Bartolini, Baruzzi Tinerani, &c., and an
examination of which will prove replete with interest to
the Lover of the Arts and the Connoisseur.
F. L. lIAUSRURG,
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS.