The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-04 00:00:00

SALE OF TOBACCO

Svuns Y. JONAS AND OTHERS.—Mr. Martin and Mr.
Tomlinson were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Watson and
Mr. Hogging for the defendants. The plaintiff is a mer-
chant in Liverpool, and the defendants are tobacco ma-
nufacturers in London. The action was brought to re-
cover £222, as the price of 51 bales of tobacco sold by the
plaintiffs to the defendants in September, 1846. This
case was tried at the last summer assizes, before Mr. Jus-
tice Wightman. and came down now on a new trial. At
the close of the:plaintiff's case the court adjourned to nine
o'clock this morning.

SUDDEN DEATHS OF INFANTS.—WiIIiam Halliday, a Child
four months old, living in Limekiln-lane, and who slept with
its father and mother, was found dead in bed. It died of con-
gestion of the lungs.—On Sunday morning Mary Richardson,
five months old, living in Crown-street, was also found dead in
bed, it having been unfortunately overlain during the night.
ROBBERY OF MONEY FROM THE PERSON.—A. Welshman,
of respectable exterior, appeared as prosecutor, yesterday,
against two upon whom a pocket-book, lost by him in a
house of ill fame, and containing, when he lost it, eleven five
pound notes, had been found. From the complainant's story,
it appeared that he had been taking some wine with a friend,
whom he left at about five in the morning, after which he went
to the house in question, and lay down for an hour by himself,
and was awaked by a pitcher of water being thrown over his
face. He got up and left the house, and soon missed his pocket-
book. He did not return for it, but wandered into a public-
house near. The book was subsequently found in the posses-
sion of the prisoners, who were lodgers at the house, but it
did not appear that they had been in company with the prose-
cutor. Only one of the notes was found in it. The defence
was that they had found it, in cleaning one of the rooms, under
the mattress, and that only four of the notes were then Sftle.
The prisoners were thta committed foe trial.

LATEST PROM
Thirteen of the rioters who destroyed the railroad bridgeat Amieres near Paris, have been found guilty, and senten-
ced to terms of imprisonment varying from o'ne to five
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the
The Irish deputation would not be received by
Provisional Govefnment before yesterday (Monday)? bile
they are not likely to receive a more satisfactory anst.%
than the Polish refugees, and this will scarcely repay t'
trouble.
The Paris papers of Saturday deny the rumoured Win'
bardment and destruction of Warsaw.
The extensive Paris bunking-house of Paccard, Dafo,ll:4
and Co., the principle agents of the Swiss banks, D...
been compelled to suspendrayment. This banking-holm:
was the holder of an immense quantity of Orleans railron
shares and bonds, and, as this company has been oblige°
to postpone the payment of its obligations for six months?
Paccard, Dufour, and Co., are unable to meet the de-
mends on them.

INDIA AND CHINA.
Advices from Bombay to the 2nd of March, and Cidenttat: n
the 22nd of Feb., have been received by the Overland Mail. 1.1,
chief point of interest in India regarded* the threatened n'ioe
break in China. But though preparaticns- were making_Atir
that event, the general opinion in India was that war "'ce
China Was not imminent. Keying professed great anxiel the
peace. Sir J. Littler has relinquished the command its
."11„
forces in the Punjaub, and has been succeeded by Gen. v”1.1.
The efforts•of the Indian Government, to discover dial r'n,'
the districts of Western India, are likely to be sitecessful., d
The news of the disturbances in Europe had quite paral a
oct
trade in Alexandria, and the failure of a French banker,L,
others expected, has caused great distrust. Two lots of con!:
have been sold at a small advance in price. ExcharigeslM"
quite nominal. *genCe
The Indian mail, which arrived yesterday, brings intelli et
that the whole social condition of Calcutta was deeply af.regitila
by the commercial embarrassments which still continue. tbef
shareholders of the Union Bank have been advised that
are not bound by the "bank post bills," as they are eld,,,,,diew:
which have been issued to the extent of £200,000 or .€3oo,vvii
and which have been taken by the whole community to nnTea
a promise on account of the bank to pay; whereas, vr ~ti
viewed closely, they are found to be only a promise to-pay 4.
account of the bank, and therefore a promise to which the vit.
is not a party. Many of the shareholders have therefore
fused to make forward; and the bank committee have r6TZ..7,
ated the bills. The post bills issued by the bank hare'"Lijo
negotiated through the firm of Hickey, Bailey, and Co., "
have been driven in consequence into the Insolvent Court.
ite,:
Business in Calcutta had not been characterised by all sill,
tivitT. There was no scarcity of money, but it was not easitr:
obtained for purposes of mercantile accommodation. Aster;'
amount had been done in-the principal fabrics of Manche it,
manufacture. Latterly, the market has been dull, and nlect
sactionk limited. A fair demand existed for the ordinary s Di,
middling kinds of gray shirting's. Bleached. jacconets wel:eho
better request than the gray kind, and a fair quantity of "i-
-description sold at current rates. An improved demand has,qe
peared for mull-mulls, in which transactions have taken Cep
to a moderate extent. The demand for book muslins has nc.re
limited; prices depressed, and stocks large. Lappets W`ito
dull and stocks heavy. In Turkey red goods we have
change.
At Bombay business had been done during the fortnight to a
afair extent former rates•for cotton goods, yarns, "as
cotton wool,at while forlow metals- the prices remain steadY
fdrmerly. Freight to Great Britain was 4 ss.
SPAIN.

tireo
A. popular movement was raised on the 26th ult., to pr.-Po
the dismissal of ministers was contemplated, on the suplXteer-
that the troops would remain neutral; but it having been so
tamed that this was an error; the movement was counea.
manded.. The people, however, declared that theyhad4ii,
betrayed, refused to disperse, and~ commenced forming rot
cedes. The troops fired, and a cottlict, in which the peoP!!, tb
no chance of success, was carried on up to three o'clock the
morning, when, the loss of life having been considerable,
disturbers of the public peace dispersed. ,
AME MCA.

By the John R. Skiddy, which arrived in the Mersey
day, we have received advices from New York to the 151n.01,
being four days later intelligence than that previously recVoier
The adVices from Mexico are important. The American t.coef
which left Vera Cruz under the command of Captain Bri'sna
for Orizaba, had been attacked by a large body of guerillas,cor
a desperate fight ensued, when the latter were routed with "sad
siderable loss. On the American side Lieut. Henderson bad
four of the Georgia volunteers were killed. An armistice Air
been agreed upon between Gen. Butler and the Mexican,uvribe
missioners for two months. This will give ample time i!ricall
receiptof the ratified treaty, and the arrival of the AT'ototi‘
Commissioner at the capital of Mexico, The New Yon' ctioil•
Market was not so buoyant, and prices had fallen fra 0010,
Money continued tight. The market for Flour remained see
and full prices were obtained. The demand was steady' ~0
the receipts of Southern continued to be light, while the. Die
01 Western was undergoing daily reduction. The operatitieriffl
the Cotton Market on the 14th were moderate, say ab°
bales, but at prices indicating a firmerrnarket.

AUSTRIA--The Emperor of Austria has conceded to
Bohemian inhabitants of Prague all their demands. Aepos_,ll`
POLAND.—The inhabitants of Warsaw are ordered to deposit
all fire-arms in the police courts. Everybody is to be nr ,
who is found in the streets without a lighted lantern
,d
eleven o'clock at night. neir
SWIT7.ERLAND.—The Republican propaganda of Gerd
workmen in Switzerland have resolved to invade Gerini,itki
the come of this week. The Republic is first to be proc,epe
in the Grand Duchy of Baden. Wirtemberg is to be V'
country in which they intend to propagate their faith.

Madame Guizot, mother of the ex-prime minister or''
died in London, on Friday. as Su
•
On the 31st ult., Mr. W. R. Itaby, of Birkenhead, inv ,tdot
mitted a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in4este
Mr. T. W. Kelly, of this town, has received a eer"
practise from Apothecaries' Hall, London. d Os.
oat of
At the adjourned meeting of the Birmingham The oat of
Railway Company, on Saturday, it was resolved, eat the bills
of Mr. Mozley, that petitions be presented agains-
thp_GrmatWaiatprncntrynariv,
Is IT TRUE?—The Dublin Fresman says tl'a- t I‘'liry; 131/21
Q.C., declined to sign the address of canfidenieeearn- e_dro,
Clarendon, and the Cork Examiner says that the
tleman has given in his adhesion to the Irish Confederal
CEES IRE.—A woodcock was shot on Friday last, 111_,..set
the plantations of Mr. Webster, of Upton. Another
on the 26th ultimo, at Claughton. It is seldom these Dal,
ri ,
seen in this neighbourhood when spng is so far advanTsileV,
SUSPECTED ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—A boy, name; baCP
wasbrought up yesterday, charged with being seen in ta We.
premises of a house, the residence Of W. M. Duncalto.,.et
which was aftewards found to have been entered, and a V—fbe
a cheese stolen from the larder, which had been force% foot
prisoner was seen by two policemen looking over the Wa„ heLeg
the inside, about four o'clock in the morning, and he u`o
asked what he was doing, he said "it was man•
all right' tle ag
longed to the house, and was waiting up for a g,-nfor
The magistrate severely reprimanded the polieema-4:-flea ^fejt'
once alarming the house, instead, of going away sa.s. ,„A ,
the prisoner's account of himself. Riley was commit.'"
three months. OW
-
sale to-
MESSRS. LUCAS' ANNUAL SALE.—The annual ~ce
tinges and harness, by Messrs. Lucas and Co. take,..-Yeilines!
morrow, and whether it arises from the depression of t..ch $
or from the daily increasing celebrity of the firm, suoeresiv.
play of vehicles has seldom been hitherto exhibited. Dod,t,
every variety of machine—Phaetons, Gigs, Chariatialic7ot,
lets, Cars, Britskas, Barouches, Drags, WhitechaP,e,:signi"„ of
everything from the most magnificent to the most The
machine—from the taste of the antiquarian to ~cuase.
fashion. An inspection will gratify all intending 10'

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTEhtET.
BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-S.'— 0,-
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ATMOSPHERIC DEWY Dire: 11
Temperature' for 5 r.
in Humidity at Fall ° 4Q-a
Pressure at shade by self- Noon. Win qi
registering
Nine Six thermometer Dry Wet Rain. N°Gs.
-4' a.m. p.m. Max. Min. bulb. bulb.
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28, 29'63 29'76 506 43 49 46 0.04 5',.;' $ r 4.$
29 29'86 29'78 52 45 52 48 0.08 s"',„'
30 29'72 ' 20'75 53 46 52 49 0.07 !,'' ri, $
31 29'94 j 30'02 55 47 55 52 :14.if 150
1 30'07 30'04 57 49 56 52 ''
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THE WEATHER.—March 28th : wind fresh, occasi.ol,Bl
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showers-29th : wind fresh ; bright and fair-3002c ed
31st : bright—April Ist : bright-2nd : a.m• sou',o W.P• eo'
clouded; p.m., bright; 4 o'clock, dense clouds' froin, tol
4 30, heavy shower of rain and hail, accompanied wil..ttrs 01
dous discharges of electric fluid, lasting three-quail'
hour-3rd: bright.
SUMMARY OF LAST MONTH'S REOISTES. al ,s#:
Atmospheric pressure, max. in., 30.14; min., 28.6,”„e410•
29.59.—Temperature, max. deg., 55 ; min., 38 ; aveTs.•s'
—Humidity, average difference of wet and dry bulb,
fall of rain during the month, inches, 2.46. .
EVERTON.—Temperature, max., 55; min., 31; aver

MONDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind South. _Job
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SAILED.—Sarah Sands, (steamer,) Thompson,
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Ward, Bombay—John, Heselton, Quebec—Hope' i"
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wife of Mr. WALTER P. JEFFREYS. 811° s yes°. tt S44A
spected, and exemplary in life. Her end ileia_st%
Yesterday, at her residence, wifehcster ,A 1
years, ELIZABETH, the beloved of gr•
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CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
TUE NEW
THREE NIGHTS.
ORLEANS SERENADERS,
gaiNTessrs. SANDFORD, BURKE, Master OLE BULL,
the /volt and SWAINE, the oldest established Company in
acc„,.... .
eand pronounced by the British Press to be the mott
ip,TAnsli d Artistes who have ever visited England, beg re-
6-701.yrto announce to the Nobility, Gentry, a.nd. Inhabi-
tow_ i2lver.pool and its Vicinity, that ENTERTAIN-will have th
oirsoot-fgiving THREE of their UNIQUE

NEGRO LIFE AND CHARACTER,
77118 R AT THE ABOVE HALL,
(Tuesday,) the 4th, TO- MORROW, (Wed-
T".igaV,) the sth, and THURSDAY next, the 6th instant.
1,11 addition to the above Artistes, Mr. J. H. COLLINS, the
irelirated Alto Singer, from the St. James's Theatre, London,
eAgaged. forming the greatest combination of talent ever of-
2e. to the Public, which enables them to Sing their Quer-
‘erles and Quintettes to compete with any Glee Company in
the World.
emission :—Body, 6d.; Side Gallery, Is. : Reserved Seats,
"e",,, Doors open at Half-past Seveto commence at Eight.
".13.—The ONLY AMERICAN COMPANY in EUROPE.

ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
A. GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL

CONCERT,
will be given in the
TIIURSDAY EVENINGabove
next,Rooms, the 6th instant,
at which the following Artistes will appear:—
Vocal Performers,
Mrs. SUNDERLAND, and
Mr. JOHN PARRY,
who will sing for the first time, his
„.IsIEW SONG CROCHET ! CROTCHET! !
eager'ly they set to work, and bought each little book,
•"•uu after novel patterns each went fishing with her hook."
And the Historical Romance
I—THE OLD WOMAN I—THE CAKES! ! !
Instrumental Performers.
Mrs. HANWAY BEALE.
lery:::r. JZ. HERRMAN. Mr. T. HADDOCK.
Conductor, Mr. C. J. TOMS.
Doors Conductor at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight. Re-
served 'ets, 45. • Second Seats, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is. 6d. Re-
--. an be secured only at the Rooms.

drelivlletrEhea ROSCOE CLUB.
Lecture Committee have pleasure in informing
gleirni"ers, that WILLIAM RUSHTON, Esq., iall_
G"IES .i""witSE of THREE LECTURES upon the 'lrt a
Inerter ''' tr.SCHYLUS, in the Lecture-hall of the oytl
-th 1 I°ll, Colquitt treet on the venings of FRIDAY nex ,
Vheeleht.inst, TiturtsBDAY, 'April 6th,. and FRIDAY, April 14th.
AdmisTi
RarCh 2
res will commence at Eight o'clock precisely. .
..,trange, ?1,7711ttr00
("Mu:
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yr s oincnlvorrs.to Ladies and Nun-resident
--------____ • Members.
CORBETT, Secretary.

e, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
te.Leseee:and Manager, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, 15, Great
R. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL TOUR MUSICAL.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
M. JULLIEN'S
GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
ON NEXT the 10th nstant.
FIRST APPEARANCEMONDAY
, OF MR.i
REEVES.
MONSIEUR JULLIEN has the honour to inform
his Patrons, that, in addition to the usual attractions of
~,415 concerts, he will have the pleasure of introducing to the
ilusical Amateurs

Mr. SIMS' REEVES,
'...the celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala,
, and of the Grand Opera, Theatre-Royal, Drury•lane,
!
. don, who is acknowledged by Musical Professors and. Am-
, as also by the Press, the greatest Tenor that has appeared
all
England since the retirement of Rubini; also,
Mr. HENRY WHITWORTH,
the dUtinguislied Baritone, from the Theatres of Venice, vero-
* and Genoa, who was received with great favour in Mozart's
reneeraCriThoe Marriage of Figaro," at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-
(' ; and

the . Miss MIRA N,
I,artadmired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the
at the „°f Orpheus, in Balfe's Oera, " The Maid of Honour,"
Theatre-Royal, Drury-lanpe, London.
Principal Cornet-a-Piston--HERR KCENIG.
Leader—Mr. BAKER. Conductor-:--M. JULLIEN.
velraenPcirogramme, selected from the chef d'cjeuvree o. f Beetho-
ehoi the works of the Classic Masters, will also include the
of gest morceaux from Balfe's New Grind Opera, " The Maid
"El;" a Selection from Mendelssohn's Masterpiece,
i3chiteggioittrnisec'nht'oayantasia from Donizetti's Opera, " La Fight! del
and several New Valses, Polkas, Quadrilles,

PROGRAMME
Overture PART I.
Quadrille.• • "' (," Zampa,")
***** "The Standard Bearer," (composed on
41111,110nv Herr Pischek's Melodies)..
"• • • • The Allegretto from Beethoven's Sym-
°rand Se phony in F Beethoven
-"a•• . From Verdi's Opera, " Ernani." Verdi
Sung by Mr. SIMS REEVES,
(his first appearance.)
" Ravenswood," (selected from the Me-
lodies of Donizetti's Opera, "The
Bride of Lammermoor,")
. "Non pih andrai,") from "Le Nozze
Di Figaro," Mozart
Sung by Mr. WHITWORTH,
berm,..
. • Sele4i appearance.)
ttsic
Hog first
from Mendelssohn's Oratorio.
" Elijah," Mendelssohn
4 ..... "Dulcet Music," (from the Opera, " The
--wllle . Maid of Honor,"
QlbiA-• Sung by Miss MIRAN,
...
“Tatewrisfisrsi!luaureliirlealre.)
f'°°.mPosed during his late Tour in Switzerland
PART II

Herold.

Jullien

..... Grand Selection from Donizett's Opera,
, La Figlia del Reggimento Donizetti.
by ta°oBfor Cornet-a-Piston, Clarinet, and Flute, performed
vaise7err KCENIG, Herr SONNENBERG, and MT. RICHARDEGN.
Ballad'. ........ " Olga, or the Princess's Waltz," /Wizen
"In this old chair my father sat," Balfe
Sung by SIMS REEVES.
"The Eclipae," -vrith Cornet niaigm.,
Herr KCENIG.
"The Last Man"
Sung by Mr. WHITWORTH.
." II Segreto," (from the Opera, "Lu-
crezia Borgia" Donizetti.
10~.ante...
Sung by Miss MIRAN.
.. Performed by Mr. RICHARDSON.. Richardson
"-German Dance..Schottisch" Jullien
Lately introduced in the Nobility's Balls by M. Jullien.

. Karnig,
Calcott.

Side Boxes, 3s

41t,ce8 of Admission. • Dress Boxel. 4s.
to. ; Gallery, is.
tt Fight to be opened at Seven, and the Concert to commence
I,4n.Lprecisely.
dirtet• 'ox-office is open daily, from Ten till Four, under the
prvion of Mr. Shuttleworth.
t oface.he 11:40 Boxes, .42 2s. and £1 Hs. 6d., may be obtained at
RT-AALL, LORD NELSON-STREET.
Dt,,,,VEN3‘,111 Gria
nittee for conducting the SATURDAY
PuSe giving
CONCERTS respectfully announce, that they
415 a
ARTIZANS' SOIREE,
The „912 MONDAY EVENING, the 17th Instant.
t,,Haght llonourable the Earl of SEFTON in the Chair. AbAV. DAWSON, A.M., of Birmingham, will DELIVER an
inatfuESs on the ELEVATION of the WORKING CLASSES
~4 several Gentlemen of this town and neighbourhood will
..40 Address the Meeting.
HENRYr the MUSICAL DEPARTMENT the services of Mr.
tI RUSSELL have been secured.
Tea on the Table at Seven o'Clock precisely.
Tickets Is. 6d. each, to be had at the Mereury-otfice, and at
the Concert-hall.
The CONCERT-HALL to be LET for Public Meetings,
ncerts Lectures, and Tea Parties. Applications to be
opted,)
to 'theSecretry, at the Hall, every day, (Sunday ex-
mseason Tickets (not transferable) for the Reserved Seats, to
eta Subscriber, with a Lady, .e 2 25., may be had from the
y.
JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary.

THE PARKER SOCIETY.
rfiliste MEMBERS are requested to pay their SUB-
Ttio,4A.ltlPT_ lONS (1) for 1848, without delay, to WILLIAM
ESq.t Secretary, 33, Southampton-street, Strand,
ttqlop .3,,The Books for the current year are, a Portion of
'"e Pir4el's Works, containing his celebrated Apology, with
3(14.3fie aadboica;Lhe Defence of The Apology, Volumes of TYn-
PalL uraaford, and very probably Fullte's Answer to Mar-
threrhe present is a good opportunity for New Members to

NoT,r,to,WNSHIP OF WEST DERBY.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
orlo-iitY MEETING of the INHABITANTS and Day,
the of the TOWNSHIP of WEST DERBY, held This Day,
thee
of nominating Overseers of the Poor for the
ITar, has sbeen ADJOURNED to the Commissioners'
• uR•
4', “arper-street Low-hill, in the said Township, to
▪ orerio:Y next, the '6th day of April, at :Ten o'clock in the

C W. WALTHEW, Chairman.
" iiiBBi"ere Rooms
WILLHIAMarper-s CLEAVER, Vestry Clerk
treet,
30th March, 1848.

14 11DCHAMPION COAC 11, from
MANCHESTER to NOTTINGHAM,
IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fares ONLY Bs., Outside.
Fr.
145., Inside.
at van the vo
xton
e 'telal and Com rci Hotels, Manchester, Dai,
c'vt'el,oek in the Mome' ngal Sundays excepted, through
M'atlock,rnaind bromford.
JOHN WILMOT and Co., Proprietors.

1..4°N0N AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY,
On a
ALTERATIONS IN THE TRAINS,
nd after the Ist of April, 1848:
./Zu e a 30
,A.. DOWN.
1,9,6 Y and m. Train from London is accelerated between
erpool
ieW 11,1 ?Noon Train from Birmingham will arrive at Stafford
deThetvirtes earlier than at present. ff
BatchePdats7Tzin leaving Birmingham at 7 35 P.M. will be
lAtth 'went 8 UP.
At 8 10 A.M. Train from Leamington Rill be dis-
4tici ITP A.m.
ate,h.::q. Train from Liverpool will stop at Penkridge
kintlP 15'," Stations.
Nialii'eM• Train from Liverpool will arrive at Birming
eijrlier
nerai 34, -13 Y orderthan at present.
„,,09er's Office Euston-square,
'VA March, 1848.

MARK HUISH

Ei CRES'r
---------___:::.a:__________
Olizti
,E,lt AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.
N 448—,,,„-t‘PE SHARE, 31:41AC kr. THE
vqt„Y, on or befo'reB
1,1 purs,.'hvT CALLED £42 C's.
Prethr
to
_lpitte.i,t,llese of a
/ .thon thi o
C_omtitorehoßesoltldersti:n4s panyBORD
are A
requiredof
ez- t A ril next, a CAL of 1144ker°.......UNDS Per SaDreA,Yio either of p the undermentioned
I,l;:„.Mess.rs. Glyn and Co., Lombard-street.
tettk,..."_l'o.oL—Liverpool.Borough
Conk.
than resi`,"autftthelklestsrs. Williams and .
tged on all Callsrare
ate of Five per Cent. per Annum, will be
_npa_icl on the said 24th April.
61, Aro IIY orderc
°rgate-street, London, 28th March, 1848.
fling
utirEORGE KING, Secretary.

L4I:IS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL AND
DOUGLAS NAVIGATION.
N Atx,E IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next
IukiI'NERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of P_lto-
- of the CANAL NAVIGATION froM LEED
the nrOOL and DOUGLAS NAVIGATION will be held, at
the tilluot Inn, in Bradford, in the county of york on FRIDAY,
%heti day of April next, at Eleven o'clock in enopn,
are r and where the Prc rietors by themselves or them Proxies,
egnired to attend.
By Order,

SANIL. HAILSTONE,
Pradfo Law-Clrk to the said Company.9(EropriOors
orhkre, 2let March, 1848.

No. 1328.1

THE ORIGINAL
BEST PATENT ELECTRO-PLATE

P L. HAUSBURG has much pleasure in submit-
I: • ting to his Friends and the Public a new List of Prices
of the

BEST PATENT ELECTRO-PLATE,
purchased direct from the Patentees, and which, in conse-
quence of the advantageous arrangements he has succeeded in
effecting, he is enabled to offer upon Terms far more favoura-
ble than those of any other Establishment. He requests the
favour of particular attention to the following Prices:—

Plain Fiddle Threaded Fiddle
Pattern. I Pattern.

King's
Pattern,

per dz. per dz. per dz. per dz. per dz. per dz.
Forks, Table.. 64s Od 48s Od 72s Od 62s Od 80s Od 708 Od
„ Dessert. 48 0 38 6 56 0 46 0 64 0 54 6
Spoons, Table .64 0 52 0 72 0 64 0 80 0 72 0
„ Dessert. 48 0 40 0 56 0 48 0 64 0 56 0
„ Tea.... 32 0 25 8 37 0 32 0 43 6 36 0
Salt - 1 27 3 24 0 29 0 27 3 36 0 30 6

gilt inside 1
. Exc. ...

2 0125 8 i 33 91 32 0 1 40 0

All other Articles at proportionate Prices.
A : very strong Plate, the Forks I B: very strong Plate

The STOCK, consisting of

DINNER

AND TEA

SERVICE S,

CANDELABRA, EPERGNES, PLATEAUX,
FLOWER VASES and SALVERS,

LIQUEUR FRAMES, WINE COOLERS, CLARET JUGS,
ASSIETTES, MONTEES, &c.,

is the most extensive in town, affording, by the variety and
elegance of the Assortment, greater facilities for Selection than
can be found elsewhere.

F. L. HAUSBIIRG,
24, CHURCH-STREET.

EVERLASTING PENS,

• --
Made of Gold, tipped with a Metallic alloy of so indestructable
a nature, that ten years constant use has not in the least im-
paired its quality.

They are as flexible as the quill, perfectly anti-corrosive, and
adapted to any hand writing.

SOLD BY

JOSEPH MAYER,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
68 AND 70, LORD-STREET.
PRICE SIX SHILLINGS EACH

J. M., in offering these Pens to the notice of his Patrons and
the Public, does so with great confidence in their meriting the
high encomiums passed upon them.

VISITORS AND STRANGERS
, are respectfully invited to inspect the Stock of
SUPERIOR JEWELLERY,
SILVER PLATE,
SHEFFIELD PLATE,
LONDON AND GENEVA MADE WATCHES.
A List of the Weights and Prices of
SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.,
will be given on application.
THOMAS DISMORE,
SILVERSMITH AND JEWELLER TO THE QUEEN,
35, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

SELLING OFF

. JOSEPH,
42, BOLD-STREET,

ESTABLISHED 1829.
BEGS to inform the Public of Liverpool that he has
determined on

DECLINING BUSINESS,
and has now commenced
SELLING OFF
the whole of his valuable
STOCK OF SILVER PLATE,
ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,

GOLD, GILT, AND MOURNING JEWELLERY
DESKS, DRESSING CASES,
WORK BOXES, BAGATELLE BOARDS,
CUT GLASS, CHINA, AND
BOHEMIAN GLASS ORNAMENTS,
PAPIER MACHE AND JAPAN WARES,
CUTLERY, LAMPS, GUNS, PISTOLS, TOYS, &c.
N.B.—Open from 11 till 7, Saturdays excepted.

THE RUNCORN BONE-WORKS COMPANY.
THIS COMPANY begs to intimate to the Public,
in addition to supplying

DUST and BONE SKVVINOS,

For Manure, they have become
Burros AND SIZE MANUFACTURERS ;
Also, Makers of ANIMAL_CHAR, for Sugar Refining,

LAMP BLACK, -&c

Apply at the WORKS, or to MAGEE-and CORCORAN, 13, New
Quay, Liverpool.

F. G. J 0 N E S,
CHEMIST, &c.,
No. 5, PARADISE-STREET
(Third Door from Church-street,)

BEGS to 'invite Public attention to a few select
Articles prepared by him. . _

All Mediciniil and Pharmaceutical Preparations Dispensed at
his house are of the utmost purity, freshness, and strength,
combined with the lowest possible charges.

JONES'S CHALYBEATE GERMAN SEIDLITZ POWDERS.
The various effects produced by the operation of Seidlitz
Powders depend entirely on the different mode of preparation.
These powders are brought to that state of perfection by which
the most uniform results will be experienced. They are quite
tasteless, and possess all the excellent qualities of the famous
German Seidlitz Spring, to which so many persons annually
resort. The low price at which they are prepared will also
secure them a decided preference.
In Boxes containing Powders for Twelve Glasses at Is. 3d.
and Tin Cases.

SUPERIOR GINGER BEER, LEMONADE, AND ORANGE-
ADE POWDERS.
The cooling and refreshing properties of these delightful
Summer Beverages cannot be too highly valued. They are
very superior to what are usually sold under these names.
In packets Is. 3d. each.
(I'. For the convenience of travellers and for ship use, the
whole of the above powders may be bad in pint and half-pint
bottles, at 2s. 6d. and Is. 6d. each, a small spoonful of which,
mixed with water, produces a delightful and refreshing beverage.

JONES'S ESSENCE OF CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
DECOCTION OF RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA,

The high in which Sarsaparilla has of late years been
held by Medical Practitioners, its reputation as a safe and effi-
cacious Domestic Medicine, and its consequently extensive use
among all clasies of society, has rendered it one of the most
imJortant remedies of the present
. _ . _

fins preparation is compbscd of the finest Jamaica Sarsapa-
rilla imported, and prepared in Vacuo, by which the whole of
its essential properties are retained. The Proprietor can con-
fidently recommend it as one of the most efficient preparations
extant. It is most particularly taken as an alterative and pu-
rifier of in the following affections :—Eruption of the Skin,
Prins in the Bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Scorbutic Affec-
tions, Local and General Debility, and all diseases arising from theimpure state of the blood.
In bottles, 3s. 6d„ ss. 6<1., 10s. 6d., and £1 is.

JONES'S ORANGE QUININE WINE.
This preparation possesses all the tonic and febrifuge ckuali-
ties of the Peruvian Bark. An excellent remedy for indi-
gestion, restoring strength and vigour to weakened habits, and
debilitated constitutions.