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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

Nov. IT, 18405.

Erßantrb.

WANTED, in the vicinity of Rodney-street, or
Abercromby-square, a good FAMILY HOUSE. 11,
must contain Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, not less
than eight Bed-rooms, and all th odern conveniences. Rent
not to exceed .elOO per annum.
Apply at the Albion-office.

TO MERCHANTS, BROKERS, AND OTHERS.
AGENTLEMAN, from I ondon, who has had much
experience as an ACCOUNTANT, offers his services to
those requiring Temporary Assistance
Books, &c. ; and having on several oc
rangements with Creditors, will be happy to m____
duty, and prepare the necessary statement of Accounts
Address, pre-paid, No. 164, Postoffice, Birkenhead

n making up their
conducted ar-
rtake such

AYOUNG MAN wishes for a SITUATION as
FOOTMAN, either single handed or where a Butler is
kept ; age 22. Can produce good recommen
Direct to S. Y., at Mr. BLEVIN'S. Books

Ler, Leece-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

BERLIN HOUSE,
98, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
R, TYLER has just received, direct from BERLIN,
IX • a large supply of BERLIN P TTERNS, Commenced
Needlework, Finished Groups ~ mhe newest and most
beautiful Designs ; also of Si e and Double BERLIN WOOLS,
in every shade of colour ported from our firm only, whose
Manufacture has be ong so celebrated, for texture, bril-
liancy, and durabi • of colour, the imitations, of Hamburg
manufacture, and of inferior manufacturers, {in Germany, not
being kept by him.
November 16th, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

Uslantrb.

WANTED, in the vicinity of Rodney-street, or
Abercromby-square, a good FAMILY HOUSE. I:
must contain Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, not less
than eight Bed-rooms, and all th darn conveniences. Rent
not to exceed £lOO per an .
Apply at the Albio ce.

TO yERCHANTS, BROKERS, AND OTHERS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

W. EDWARDS,

TAILOR AND PROFESSED TROUSERS MAKER,
8, PARADISE-STREET,
(FOUR DOORS FROM LORD-STREET,)
LIVERPOOL,
_ .

HAS completed his Purchases for the present
Season, in

WEST OF ENGLAND BROAD CLOTHS, BEAVERS.
PILOTS, &c.,
DOESKINS, CASSIMERES, &c.,
VELVETS, SATINS, CACHMERES, PLAIDS, &c.

Amongst which will be found MANY NOVELTIES, forming a
variety that CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.

To those Gentleiiien who have already patronized his ESTA-
BLISHMENT he offers his GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,
and they may rest assured that a continuation of their favours
will meet with the MOST MARKED ATTENTION.
TROUSERS.

W. E. begs to call the attention of the Public to his STYLISH
yet easy-fitting TROUSERS, which he confidently asserts
cannot be excelled by the most extravagant in their charge, a
first-rate Article being supplied by him at a saving of Twenty-
five per Cent. for Cash.

A 'well-assorted Stock of OVER COATS, in the newest
styles.
FROCK and DRESS DITTO, VESTS, and TROUSERS.
SUITS OF BLACK,
for the convenience of Parties who require MOURNING, and
have not sufficient notice to allow time for their being made,
each Article being_ finished in a superior manner, on the
Premises, under the direction of an EXPERIENCED FOREMAN,
at extremely low prices.
TERMS :—CASH, ON DELIVERY.
N,l3,—The lowest Prices named, from which no deviation
will be made.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

WAX FLOWERS

RTYLER, SOLiAGENT IN LIVERPOOL FOR THE
WAX FLOWERS, and all MATERIALS used in the
ART, Manufactured by the Messrs. MINTORN, 36, SOHO-
SQUARE, LONDON, begs to announce that he has just received
a very choice Collection of WAX F suitable for fitting
up in Vases, &c., with an Ass ent of appropriate ALABAS-
TER VASES and GLASS ADES, which are now ready for
inspection.
Mr. MINTORN wi ein Liverpool in about a Fortnight, to
give INSTRUCTION in the ART, to a limited number of Pu-
PILS, during a few days. Immediate notice must be given to
Mr. TYLER, by Ladies desirous to avail themselves of it.
BERLIN HOUSE, 98, BOLD-STREET,
November 16th, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

Co be &Ob.

TO be SOLD, several splendid VILLA RESI-
DENCES, with Gardens adjoining, pleasantly situated in
a very genteel locality, about two from the Exchange:
Apply to •GCT. WATERII , Estate Agent, Exchange-
street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

DIVIDENDS

Dec. 2, 11. Yates and T. H. Williams, Manchester. merchants
—Dec. 8, J. Broadbent, Saddleworth, Yorkshire. woollen ma-
nufacturer—Dec. 8, H. Overend, Cleckheatmi, Yorkshire, card
maker—Dec. 2, E. Dibb, Calverley, Yorkshire, grocer —Dec. 4,
J. lord, Sheffield, tanner—Dec. 4, L. Palfreyman, Sheffield,
scrivener—Dec. 2, J. Child, Wakefie'd, grocer Dec. 2, E. Hod.
son, Richmond, Yorkshire, ironmonger—Dec. 2, T. Dickson.
Thirsk, linen draper—Dec. 3, M. Norman, Richmond, York-
shire, cabinet maker. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROOM PAPERS.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On THURSDAY next, the 19th, and FRIDAY, the 20th instant,
at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms,
A BOUT 5600 Pieces of PAPER HANGINGS, of
superior manufact almost every description of
To be viewed on he morning of sale, when Catalogues may
be had from Mr. BRANCH.

IMPORTANT TO PAWNBROKERS, OR PERSONS
WISHING TO ENTER INTO THE PAWNBROKING
BUSINESS IN LIVERPOOL.
BY MR. T. BRANCH,

On THURSDAY next, the 19th instant, at TwQ,o'clock in the

Afternoon, on the Premises No. 3, key-stre*, Liverpool, in
consequence of the present Proprietor retiring,

THE GOODWILL of die BUSINESS, together
with the remaining STOCK of PLEDGES now on hand,
the whole of which will be sold in on or divided, as may
be agreed upon at the time o and subject to such con-
ditions as may be then e • ed or fixed upon.
Parties really wish' o purchase may, inspect the Goods
any day previous the Sale, by addressing a note to No. 3,
Key-street, prior, when a person will attend for the purpose of
giving all particulars ; but no person can be allowed to go
through without having given previous intimation of his wish
to do so.

This sale will afford a most desirable opportunity to any
person wishing to enter into the business, as the Premises are
situated in one of the most densely populated parts of the town.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, eligible
BUILDING LAND, in Lots suited for the Erection of
one or more Houses. or Shops, sit • .the principal streets
and thoroughfares of the To p. Also, LAND, contiguous
to the Docks, the Dock pany's Warehouses, and the New
Passenger and Good ' ilway Stations, at Bridge-end, suitable
for Offices, Yards, Manufactories, Stores, &c.

Apply to
Price-street.

Mr.' R. M. ANDERSON, 'Brunswick-chambers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Nov, 16

We cannot quote any alteration at our cattle market from our
late statements, as we have plenty of stock, as far as number
goes, but the principa; portion is of second-rate and inferior
criality. A numerous attendance of customers. Any thing
prime eagerly sought after, and fetch high prices. Beef, sid to
ad per lb., and Mutton, 64c1 to yd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 13

The arrivals are liberal today, the market is well attended,
but buyers are very cautious, and in the sales made a decline of
26 per quarter must be quoted on all descriptions of Wheat.
Barley, though with free sale, fully supports the low prices of
last week. Beans of fine quality maintain previous rates, but
other sorts are lower. Oats as before, but shelling :s per load
cheaper. Malt steady.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

Nov. IT, 1846.

Atipping intelligenrt.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.—Wind S.E., moderate.
Artarrso.—King Alfred, Knill, from Denia—Katinka, from
Mediterranean.

SAIL kn.—Carleton. Bance, New Orleans—Denison, King, for
Antigua —Lintin, Gillman, Calcutta—Prince of Wales, Pain, for
Africa— Prinepi Radali, Costa, Naples—Thomas Worthington,
Ross, for Barbadoes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 10.
Tota I quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. carter
Wheat 2t•9 .€845 6 6 42 18 6
Barley 49 4 bs. 127 11 3
Oats
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

Norm= notirrs.

THE ATLAS FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY
ALBERT DOCK WAREHOUSES.

The Fire Assurance Offices having determined upon a uniform
Rate of ss. per Cent. upon the Buildings of the Albert Dock
Warehouses, and of other Fire-proof Warehouses, and ➢ier-
chandise deposited therein, being rated the same as if in any
other certified Warehouse, the under-mentioned are now pre-
pared to receive Orders for FIRE AS, CE upon these
terms.

----
Messrs. HORW..acrIMARSDEN,
10, N John-street.
Messrs. W. H. M‘DOWELL and VANCE,
Hargrave's-buildings, Exchange-street East.
Mr. J. T. LEYLAND,
Exchange-court, Exchange-street East.
Atlas Fire and Life Office Cheapside, London,
10th November, 1846.

THE ROYAL INSURANCE SOCIETY
CAPITAL, £2,000,000.
OFFICES, 1, OLDHALL-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, BIRKENHEAD,
29, LOMBARD-STREET, LONDON.

The Company are willing to INSURE the BUILDINGS and
CONTENTS of the ALBERT DOCK, and oth REPROOF
WAREHOUSES in Liverpool, in acc e with the follow-
in,c, Resolution, namely,—
That the Buildings of the ert Dock Warehouses, and of
the Fireproof Warehous in Liverpool, be charged ss. per
Cent. per Annum.
That the Rates now applicable to Goods in Fireproof Ware-
houses be those at which Goods in the Albert Dock Warehouses
be at present charged.
FIRE INSURANCE _

with the unquestionable Security of a LAGE CAPITAL, and
PROMPTNESS in the SETTLEMENT of CLAIMS.

LIFE INSURANCE.
at MODERATE PREMIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION
of PROFITS, Guarantee of an ample Capital, and other ad-
vantages. PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
10th November, 1846.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

G cisgm,
Ottto hall sh: res
Ditto preference shares
Riastrow and Ayr..

4,. shares....
Quarter shares

New shares

(-reat Grimsby Dock ..
Great Grimsby ana Sheffield.

Qu .rter shares

Exteusion shares
Great North of England

New Stock

'''3l) shares.

shares

Great North of Scotland
Great North and South Wales,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

On the 9th instant In South-street, Glasgov
WILI lA M ED,A7A RIK of this town.

tame day of ty„hus fever
Mr. WM. fill,ToN. of Port!
Same day. at 1 is re, tit
aged s 6 Mr. WILLIAM BRYA
Or the litth insta, t, at Smethvtick, Staff rd
LORE'ZO ALFIERI. secohd son of W. P. 1
late of St. Helens.

rid.btreet, Mancl

Same day, suddenly, aged 2 years and 6
PAU LOW NA, seventh daughter of Mr. A. C. KU F
street

Same day, at Weaverham. Cheshire, aged 39 IN
THONt PSON FAlftrl.ol.7Gll, manager of Acting 2
late of Grenada. West It dies.
Same day. after a short but severe il:ness, aged a esrs and I)
months, GEORGE HENRY, only son of Mr. It. YATES, Upper
Pitt street.

r HENRY
uc Works,

Same day, at London, aged 93,ANN, relict of C SMITH.
Same day, gM MA SOPHIA, infant daughter of J. P. G
SMITH, Eari.. of Spring-bank, Everton.
Same day, aged 65, Mr. WILLIAM COLE. fan, f
Cambridgeshire

ware:vy,

Same day. ag d 33, Mr. WM. ADAMS. jun.. I
Same day, aged 8. JANE, wife of Mr. JOI
West Derby. fo ,Cfly of Nay
On the 11th instant, aged
y-potth, Aoglesea, formerly a mas

blvder. f
itETT, o

Mr. W M 12 0 W

of Mar

Sam:• day. at her r sidence, at 1
Mrs. ItEAY. relict of the late Mr. C
Lots n. . _

6th yea

On the 12th ingtant, in Stewart's-ha

aged 3 mobil's. ELIZA DI
TON

Mount-pleas:

AYLING, ede
street

On the 13th it

Same day. at Kirkdale

. Same day. ag(
TON Eden. Esq

en the 14th it
years, Mr l ICHARf 1.. THOM PsONT, son
Th( mpson, q., ol this town : oh Upholiant_
On the 15th instant, in his 77th year, Ur. RI
MM. bookseller, Center of Church•atrect•

lc. near S,

A I,TER
•om mon-

:KROLL.
gsNING-

ate John

RD TAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

COTTON

Previous to the arrival of the Caledonia, the market
bee me languid, anti .tiles were very limited, and vrevioLs
ra es sib great difficulty maintaked. On the receipt of
the ,news, sates became more active with an advance
of I during the osst seek. This week, the advent or
fr.,-ty weather, shieh leaves no doubt of its having ex-
tetoled ,ver the cotton region, and arrested the further
gtowth of ti•e plant. ha• had the t fleet ~f stiffening the
in.rk,t. which has advanced another id., making the
why lrr ad‘soce since the arrival of the Caledonia equal to
1. 8 cent per lb.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

TAE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 11

During the present week millers would not buy Wheat, ex-
cept at a greater reduction than holders would accept, con-
sequently little changed hands. Malting Barley 2s per quarter
lower. Grinding qualities saleable at Is per less money. Oats
and Beans dull at former prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 12

The supply was but moderAe. consistint: principally of in-
ferior cattle and sheep, which were' difficult to sell at a re-
duction of Is to 2s per cwt. from that of the preced ng Thurs-
day' mutton id per lb lower' but the better descriptions were
bought early, and at full rates. Good teef, 45s to 50s; secondary,
42s to 455; Mutton 5d to 6d per lb., off sink ; veal, 6d to 64d per
lb. *Contract beef, 3.,s to 34s nett; and a tolerably large supply.
Pigs were numerous, and of all kinds, from 28s to 36s per cwt.,
and slips from 10s upwards. We also observed numbers of
young cattle in progress for shipment to England.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

us, and ability, had so

to an exi
ble, anc
minds a
ployed.

'-rs exaggeration impossi-
A thousand

anon tk

of educatio

were formerly em-

no man

eat, though an nn
Of then

such,i

its evils

the. 1
tical
their

ever the 1

.owth of

aders and of wri-

hatever may be said
listributed through-
, that without them

step in the social scale.
lerfect gain, and, like all
not the least is the as-

It assai

Is us everywhere

nsummate impudence,

ent are swarming through

cience is too deep, no poli-
their capacity. They have
cts of philosophy and refi-
ll merely remark, that they
he standards both of church
nmunicate to their audience
Ito reservation. Had you
leeting one of these gentle-
private life ? I have upon
luxury ; and, so far as I am
m of the platform appeared

ate, and ignorant Cockney,

itery of a bagman. Such are
ct to regenerate the people with
iatened to even with avidity, be-
harity, can cover a multitude of
thus they stand, lil

o many sons o' Tela-
of his brazen shield.

re at least equally nu.
tablished press, the re-
undeniable; hut of the

ly by fostering d

entitled to

ono a nce c

) matter of what im-
he people I—Dictate.
MATE.--One of the

r, produces great effects
almost invisible, and, ac-
-so far as an alteration

g almost in vain in

the regions in question, swarms of little flies, strange as it
may sound, are, and for many years have been, most ma-
terially altering the climate of the great continent of
North America I The manner in which they unconsci-
ously perform this important duty is as follows:--They
sting, bite, and torment the wild animals to such a degree,
that, especially in summer, the poor crew urea, like those
in Abyssinia, described by Bruce, become almost in a state
of distraction, and, to get rid of V

the for
smoke

instinct

r assailants, wherever
they rushed to the
e well that the flies

be unable to follow them there. The wily Indian,
;vdly perceived that by
xld drive to him his

vements
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

OPENING OF THE -SHREWSBURY
CHESTER RAILWAY.

"THIS RAILWAY was OPENED, between RUA-
BON and CHESTER, to the Public, on WEDNESDAY, the
4th November instant.
Trains leave RUABON for CHESTER at 7h. 30m.; 911. 35m.
a.rp. • and at 12h. 30m. ; 411. sm. ; and 6h. p.m.
Trains leave CHESTER for RHABON at 9h. 30m., and llh.
30m. a.m. ; and at 211. 35w. 511. Wm. ; and 811. 151 n. p. 133.
FARES:
First Class, 3s. ; Second Class, 25.•6d. ; Third Class, Is. -sd.
Day Tickets from Chester and Ruabon Station :
First Class, 4s. 6d. ; Second Class, 3s. 9d.
Time Tables may be bad at the principal Stations.
ROBERT ROY, Secretary.
Chester, 7th November, 1846.

1 OTICE IS HEREBY .GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
GENERAL MEETING of the EHAREHOLDERS of .the
CHESTER and BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY COMPANY ,will
beheld, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, Liver-
pool, on THURSDAY, the 3d day of December next, at Twelve
o'clock-at Noon, for the purpose of assenting to or dissenting
from certain proposals for the sale of the said Railway, and tte
other Property of the said Company, to the Birkenhead, Lan-
cashire,and Cheshire Junction Railway Company, or for the
amalgamation of the said two Companies, upon certain.terms
and conditions to be then and there stated, and to come to such
resolutions thereupon, or in any
.way .relative thereto, as shall
by such Meeting be deemed advisable. Dated the thirteenth
day of November, 1846.
• - •• • - —•

By order of' the Board of Directors,
JOSEPH AIALLABY, Clerk.to the Company
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

and Eastern Junction
Arbroath and Forfar ..
Bedford, London & Birmingharc
Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches
Birmingham and Dudley
Birmingham and Gloucester

BacChurn, Chnrley & L'pool
tilackburn, Clitheroe, & N.Wesi
Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton
Bristol and Exeter
Ditto new Shares

Boston. Newark, and Sheffiel
SI Buckinghamshire

Caledoniar.

Clydesdale Jur

km'bridg,e and Oxford

Chester and Birkenhead
Ditto ball

i Ditto new £2O shares
Chester and Holyhead
Derby and Gt. Grimsby Junctior
s Dereham and Norwich
i Dundee and Arbroath

Eastern Counties.
Shares ...
1. No.

ietual, No

York Extension

No. 1 new Shares
No. 2 late Ormsk. & Preston
Do. late Blackburn & Preston

Ditto quarter shares

Edinburgh,Leith and Granton
Ditto, preference-shares....

h and Peebles

oburk'h and Northern

:o .t'ls s

Newport

dinburgb and Perti
ly and H untingdon

;Ver. Yeovil and Dorcheste

Fleetwood. Preston
,FurtieEs ..

Ditto preference share
3iaseow and Ayr......
shares......

Quarter shares

New shares

fr.reat Grimsby Dock
Great Grimsby ana Sheffield
Qu trier shares
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

THE LIVERPOOL FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OFFICES, 8, WATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL ;
3, CHARLOTTE.-ROW, MANSION-HOUSE, LONDON;
BRANDON-STREET, HAMILTON-SQUARE, BIRKENHEAD.

THE ALBERT DOCK & OTHER FIRI
WAREHOUSES.
The Directors are now prepared to receive PROPOSALS for
the INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE of the BUILDING and
CONTENTS of the ALBERT DOCK and other IRE-PROOF
WAREHOUSES, in Liverpool.
The Buildings will be charged ss. nt.
The Goods therein, for the pre , according to the existing
Tariff for Fire-proof Wareh s.
Other risks are ins the usual terms.

,PROOP
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

126 Liverpool Bank
lo Ditto Rankin,
10 Ditto Boroug
10 Ditto Comme
too Ditto Royal
Ditto Union
anchester & Li

nd South V

2 Liverpool Fire
Ditto
10 Marine Assnr;

2 Royal Assurance C
Stock. Bootle WE tcir Wor
Stock. Has

gton
as Con

100 !New Gar & Cc

)74jAnderton Car

100 I Exchange Hu

t 0 !Pacific Steam Compar

8 !South-East Steam C

Prices marked thus Er

Denotes Scrip Sh

1 trtl)o, liflarriagts

On the 9rd instant, at Cie
T. J. THONIPS`)N, of a dm,
On the Sth instant, the w

On the ','th instant, at the RI
EGERTON, of a son.
Same day, the lady 'lf RIM
daughter of the late Wi

Sierra Leone, of a son
SBme d

the wife c

street, of a son

Same day, at Haglepc
parish cleric. of twins. 01
On the gth instant,

FORD, of South Castle
On the 13th instant

FIELDING OULD, of

gth i n star

of the Customs at this
WRIGHT, Es

of Knoc

Same_das
near Wrexham. to Miss
Same day. at St. Mic
M'Neile, JA NIES GARDNER
daughter of the late TFIONf/V
Same day. at St. Anne's Cl
r Garrtner. A.M., THOMAS TO%
ELIZABETH, tit rd daughter 1
Ulverstone, and sister to Mrs.
Cheshire.
On the 10th instant, at St.

Townsend, the Rev. W. HA
Cheshire. to JANE. youngest
REDDISH. Esq., of this town.
Same day, at the Baptist Cht
PHILLIPS, to SA RA H NI'COY

Same day. at St. David's Chi
Mr. J. BL, CKSHAW, of Toxte
of St. Anne-street. •

Same day. at the Parish Churc
ANDER HUTTON, Esq., of the ban
youngest aoghter of Mr. JOHN DAVI

Same day, St. Philip's Church
WILLIAM CARVER, eldest si
Drayton, Salop, t( ANNE JANI
C. WICEE, of the Hafequin Ini
Same day. at Eastham. Mr. J
head, to Miss FANNY DAVIES
Same day, at Edinburgh,
Bombay Army, second sun ol
of Springfield, Cumberland, t
of the late Major FREDERI
service

CHARLE

Same day, by special license, at th
bride's mother. in Pelham.crescent, L
All SA, to JULIA, second
MOUNTENOY JEPHSO
of Dorset

Bart., c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. U

We continue to have large quantities of stock, and the quality
this week very superior. The quantity rather exceeding the
demand, made trade dull, but the decline not quotable. All
good things sold up.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 10

The arrivals from Ireland are still very trivial, but of
Wheat, Barley, and Malt, we have received fair supplies
coastwise since this day week, and the imports of Grain
from abroad are liberal, including 10,934 quarters Indian
Corn, and 46,061 barrels of Flour from the States and
C,nada.

We have been much influenced to-day by the depressed
state of Mark-lane, and the trade has ruled exceedingly
dull. with a decline of 3d. per bushel on Wheat, 6d. to Is.
on Flour; and a greater or less reduction in the value
of almost every other article of the trade, including
Indian Corn, which is offered on the spot 2s. per quarter
cheaper, and many floating cargoes are offering, for
which no buyers appear.
Making Barley was 3s. per quarter, grinding 2d. to 3d.
per bushel, and Malt Is. per quarter lower, with a slow
sale for each. Beans and Pease were also in limited de-
mand, at a decline of Is. per quarter. Oats, in like
manner, receded ld. per 451 b. ; and Oatmeal, though
still extremely scarce, barely maintained late prices.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 13.
Notwithstanding the prevalence of easterly winds, 10.E54 brls.
of Flour and 2,993 quarters of Indian Corn have arrived from
the United States since Monday last, but beyond !Oa quarters of
Oats from Rotterdam, we have no Grain to report from Europe,
and without a single bushel of Wheat fresh in from any source,
the supplies received coastwise and from Ireland are extremely
small.

Influenced by a decline in the provincial markets generally
this week, the trade here, between Tuesday and today, has
shown no symptoms of improvement but the contrary. The li-
mited business transacted in free Wheat has been chiefly for
Ireland at much the same prices as before, whilst our own mil-
lers have bought very reluctantly ;. and the free purchases re-
ported of bonded Flour were decidedly in favour of buyers. In-
creasing supplies of Indian Corn, into various Irish ports direct
om abroad, naturally divert the demand from this market, and
its value has been gradually tending lower
Upon a slender attendance of either local or country buyers at
this day's market, the trade ruled in all respects exceedingly
tan ald immel •si a. per re-112, . truth 11,C HMI
Flour was offered with little eff. ct dd to Is per barrel
under the currency of Tuesday. Indian Corn, of which several
varcels were on sale, at 2s per quarter reduction, remained al-
most without inquiry, and floating cargoes, of which many are
offering, meet little notice. _

Oats and Oatmeal, though in short supply, scarcely uphold
late prices, and for other articles, the sale is so trifling that the
value for the moment is merely nominal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17

same p
her, the

Bute-str

S. M A Rl'
of CUM.

.e marked [0

eatbo.

IT H, Esq..

HORSLEY

he Rey

7 the Rev. H.

D, youngest

ON, Esq
New Fen:

the R. r

of Norley,
:e JOSEPH

V. flugheS
ROBERTS'

-Hill, ALEX-
to AMELIA,
----

urton. Mr.
of Market

Birken-

)NBY, Esq.,
isonby. R.N.,
.est daughter
3f the Bengal

Marquis of
ate Sir R.
the county

to Miss

rector of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

and nin

four thousam
insects, and I
be formed of

the fume
HOPE

is this—ls thedis

ver, or is it not
which the patier

)a jua

OF THE CHURCH.—Though the
lid not rnnßiAt in_ nnr Of neces-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

The steamer Pocahontas has be
Price and the Roman Catholic

_f five resobitions-bad been given in the He
ssembly, by Mr. Merritt, to be proposed in a e(
ee of the whole on the 7th of this month. T

Not ice

.
aaiodifieir:rwiff now before the British Parliament, and
seek to establitAl equivalent advantages, founded upon an
extension of the sag,c policy to Canada. The filth I'M-

print it.'
" 5. R

It runs ti,us

st itnpor

ved,—That E n burribt

to her Majesty, praying t
all articles, the growth an

markets of the .vlother

e will be I
ent, that

Juntry flee from duty ; als(

.d to recommend to the Imperial Par

)f Canada, way be re

e relievPd

may be imposed by the provincial legislature ; also, tLa
her Nlaj

ciation

the Governnle

as that At

s of 13ri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

) 1
, ana I co

Sir B. Brodie's Surgical Lec
TH

city include, outwar

ther an e

compliance v

ters of discipl4:

Corinth tl

tkpostl

concerning the I

n the enjoyment of God

et it surely -did not include

authoritative instructions of the

but also in ma

To the Church at

,nly and point

g no doubt in the

mind of any intelligent reader of his epistle that every
member of that church should reverently ' eat of that
bread and drink of that cup.' Ile wrote, also, concern-
ing the liniguage to be used in the public worship of God,
that ►t should be a language " untlerstanded of the people,"
Bo that the unlearned hearer might be able to say Amen
to the giving of thanks ; for that, otherwise, the speakers
and hearers would be as barbarians to one another. If,
i❑ defiance of this, the Corinthian Church had adopted a
rule, rendered imperative by their local ecclesiastical au-
thorities, by which the use of the cup in the Lord's Sup-
per was always confined to the officiating ministers of the
Church, and never extended to the congregation ; and
another rule, by which the most solemn services of tl
Church i

hip wer

zeign and de
contempt of

conducted in a fo.

would have been palpable
ngnised that Church
—The Church and

as any longer an apostolic
the Churches by the Rev. H

al Chnrcf

FREAKS OF INIONKEYS.—tie
accepted the invitation of a brc
different part of the i

r Rogers) had once

Lo t
is of that nei

officer, in a totally
a few day's hostilities
against the elepn...__ ,nbourhood, and had ar-
rived, after a day's sport, to within a mile or two of the
bungalow where his host and hostess were awaiting his
arrival, when, passing by a delightful cool-looking river,
he thought a plunge would be the most renovating luxury
in existence; so a plunge he determined to take, sending

On his se

ten minutes he would t

and placing his things very care
to luxuriate in the water. He w.

And an intimation that in
to dinner. So stripping,
fully on a stone, be began

;capital swimmer, and

bad swam to some distance, when, to his horror and dis-
may, on looking to the place wbe'e he had left his habil-
ments, he perceived a dozen monkeys "overhauling" his
entire wardrobe! One was putting his legs through the
sleeves of his shirt; another cramming its head into
his trowsers; a third trying to find if any treasure was
concealed in hia boot; whilst the hat formed a source of
wonderment and amusement to some two or three others,

arid tak

to unravel its mystery by unrip-
ing half-a-dozen bites out of the

it made him laugh heartily

his garments turned
), he made with all haste to the shore;
these " precious ras-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

Lately, the Duke de MONTNIORENCY, peer of France. He
was one of the minority of the Court of Peers on the trial of

On the 20th ultimo,
J. C. BRISTOW, Esq.
On the 21st ultimo, at her seat. Shrub-hill,
CHARLOTTE JULIA, Dowager Countess of Rot
Same day, at London, aged 48, Mr. WM. HANS
late of Manchester, arid formerly of this towu.
Same day, ANN. daughter of Mr. R. DEAN.
On the 22nd ultimo, aged 41, Mr. JOHN BARRO
New•ton•in•the Willows, in this county.

aged 20, CAROLINE,

ghterof

Surrey,

,N, engineer,

', surgeon,

Same day, aged It thou
FORREST.

,s, SHERWOOD, son of

r. P. W.

Same day, aged 30, MARY ANN, v

A. LIDGATE.

grocer, Sta-tiliope-street

,ged 54, the R

ANWYL OWEN, rector of

Llandystwyndwy, Carnarvonshire.
Same tiny, 0 Waterloo, aged 62, Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR,
much respected by all his friends.
eau.. dey, ,ligcd es, Mr. GEORGE JONES, of Rushton, Che-
shire. The deceased was most eccentric in his -halm -rhaving
five years ago made his own coffin, schich he kept as a piece of
furniture by his bedside until the day of his death.
SameO nthdeay. 23rdat
huisitsimeaot:invehnifs.g77btrli,
uya._esr, Mr. SAMUEL DIDS.
BURY, late of her Majesty's Cusl
74th year. the Right Hon. the Rev. Vireo
succeeded by his only son, the Hon. W. H
for Rutlandshire.

,:ustoins

h-hall, Yorkshire, in his
,t DOWNE. He is

Same day, at Nettlecombe-court, in his 86th year. Sir JOUR
'REVELYAN, Bart.

- .
On the 24th ultnno,at Richmond-park, the Countess Dowager
of DUNMORE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

&alto by aurtion.

TO WOOLLEN DRAPERS AND OTHERS.

SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF FINE WOOLLEN
CTHS, OF THE MOST FASHABLE
U COLOURS,
WITH OTHER MANUFACTUREDIOGOODS CONSIGNED
BY A FIRM IN MANCHESTER FOR UNRESERVED
SALE.

*MR. WESTALL has received instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, Tuis DAY (Tuesday), and To-MORROW
(Wednesday), the 2d and 3d June instant, at Eleven o'clock in
the morning, at his Rooms, 56, Church-street, Liverpool, the
excellent STOCK, which includes fine West of England Narrow
and Broad Cloths, in Blacks and all the Fashionable Colours,
Cassimeres, Buckskins, Fancy Stripes, Beavers, Silk and Fancy
Waistcoatings, &c. The Cloths will be cut in lengths to suit
Purchasers.

Gentlemen will find this an excellent opportunity of supply-
ing themselves.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

MATRIMONIAL SPECULATION

At the Guildhall (London) Police-office on Saturday,
Joseph Mortimer, the pretended American merchant, who

obtained nearly £7O from Eliza Loper, under the pretence
that he was a widower and intended to marry her, was
again brought up, when the following additional evidence
was given :

A blind man, yarned Benjamin France, stated that the
prisoner had written to a woman at Liverpool, who adver-
tised for a situation, and had succeeded in inducing her
to come up to London, when, after marrying her, and
getting possession of her property, he deserted her.
Mr. Alderman Musgrove read a letter which he bad
received from Mr. Hart, of 81, Lord•street, Liverpool,

from which it appeared that the prisoner got
with a young lady who kept a respectable. sc

a►ry for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

KING'S IMPROVED PATENT REGISTER
GRATES.
rp G. MADDOCK begs to call the Public attention
i • to his extensive STOCK of K - ' _IMPROVED PA-
TENT CALORIFIC REGIS RTES, WARRANTED TO
CURE ANY SMOKY CHI . The above may be seen in use
at his MANUFACTOR , BOLD-STREET.
WIREWORK orevery description constantly on hand; with
FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, IRON BEDSTEADS, &c., in end-
less variety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

e that he did nct mean to give a
Cheers.) He felt himself placed

bui considered his character at s

nts which had
ers. A great

lest end of
[low-

icts. (.A. I

he thou

1 weal, h

ed, it their
he prospect

Id be at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, KEY STREET

ON SUNDAY Next, the 7th instant, TWO SER-
MONS will be preached in ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH,
by the Rev. W. DUNCAN LONG, M.A. And on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 9th instant, a SERMON will be preached by the
Rev. ALFRED HEWLETT, M.A., Incumbent of Astley, near
Manchester.

After each Sermon a COLLECTION will be made towards de-
fraying the Expenses of conducting the Services of the Church.
Divine Service will commence on Sunday, at a Quarter before
Eleven in the Morning, and Half-past Six in the Evening; and
on Tuesday Evening at Seven o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

PRICES OF SHARE

S.—Co r

SHARES

Je _ BANKS, &c
12i Liverpool Bank
10 1 Ditto Banking C: .x
10 Ditto Borough Ba
10 Ditto Commercial
500 Ditto Royai ...
10 Ditto Union
10 ;Manchester & Livo (
10 North and South V
2i Liverpool Fire
I Ditto

id Life

10 !Marine Assurance Company
2 :Royal Assurance Company
Stock.' &ale R ater Works
Stock.lHru-rington Water Works
100 'Coal Gss Company
50 I Ditto new shares
100 New Gas & Coke Company
50 Ditto, quarter
17i; Anderton Carrying Company
100 'Exchange Buildings
40 Pacific Steam Company
Pilbrow's Atmospheric
20 Rock Ferry
10 ieteam Tug Company

IS d 14
_i P i

Prices marked thus [p:
are at a discount.

•] are at a premium,—those marked MI

kirtl)s, ;fflarrtagcs anb Deaths.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

SAINT HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWAY

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the
SAINT HELEN'S CANAL AND RAILWAY COMPANY will
be held at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
On WEDNESDAY, the third JA.I,-vf7sl-iid; at One o'clock in the

Afternoon, when a Co the Bill now pending in Parlia-
ment, intituled "A • to enable the Saint Helen's Canal and
Railway Compaq make a Railway from the Township of
Eccleston to the Township of Garston, with Branches there-
from, and Docks at Garston aforesaid, all in the County of
Lancaster," will be submitted to the consideration of such
Meeting. -

Dated this fourth day of May, 1846.
JOHN WHITLEY,
Clerk to the said Company of Proprietors,

PATENT ACCOUNT-BOOK WAREHOUSE;
49, CASTLE-STREET.

G. J. POoAte-AND CO.,
IAT H 0 LanEd
A S kkE STATIONERS
KE
I‘IARS
V 'MOUNT-BO

Books to Pattern in the shortest possible time,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

PARTNE

S. Simpson and II
ongers—S. and E. Ibra
id Jones, Bath-place, New-road,

Shrewsbu:

manufacturers; so far as
Ling, Woodbridge, milliner

regards T.Kigb
s—Et. and J. H

A. Cullum and A
Charles-street

Mile-end New Town, coopers—J. Walton and J. Shaw, Old-
ham, cotton spinners—Atherton, Fraser and Holt, Liverpool,
tailors—J. J. and C. T. Rhodes, Rochdale, cotton spinners—
Ayrton and Horrocks, Balton-le-Moors, sharebrokers.

iiANKItUPTS

James Avery, Manchester-street, Manchester-square, dealer
in plate.
John Beaton, Upper•street, Islington, tailor.
Thomas Bointon, Pickering, Yorkshire, money scrivener.
Edward Harwood Brace and James Allen, Mitre-court, Milk.
lane, Cheapside, warehouseman
Arthur Button, Ranelagh Wharf, Pimlico, coal merchant.
Richard Carlisle Carleton, Cheltenham, grocer.
Jonathan Clarkson, King's Road, grocer.
William Cooper, Bury St. Edmund's. hardwareman.
George Cummings, Mincing-lane, tea broker.
William Hanson, Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder.
Joseph Davis, Pall-mall, dentist.
Joseph Goldthorp, Manchester, grocer.
John Douglas Herrick, Colchester, grocer.
Stephen Hey, Colne, Lancashire, worsted manufacturer.
William Mallett, Chorhon upon-Medlock, milliner.
Robert Nelson, Great Portland-street, London, hotel keeper.
Joel Rudman, Bath, oilman.
John and William Holder Tempest, Leeds, sharebrokers.
William Watts, Cheltenham, carpenter.
James Wilkinson, Manchester, grocer.

DIVIDENDS.
June 16, W. Gilpin, Villiers-street, Strand, army clothier—
June 16, T. Tubb, Faiace-i oad, New-road, London, cowkeeper
—June 16, R, Epson, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, draper—June
18, R. Starbuck, Gravesend, shipwright—June 16, E. Burnett,
Riches-court, Lime-street, London, merchant—June 24, H. D.
Watkins and J. Innes. Manchester, lead merchants—June 17,
G. Schonswar, Ferril,y, Yorkshire, merchant—June 22, T. A.
Phillips, Huddersfield, oilmerehant—June 19, J. Lathbury, Bur-
ton-upon-Trent, mercer—June 22, J. Smith, Warwick, wine
merchant.

CERTIFICATES

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

day of meeting.

June 16, J. Tuddeuham, Pickering-place, Bayswater, builder
—June 16, A. Martin, Sturrninster Newton, Dorsetshire, linen
draper—June 16, W. Howe, Boxford, Suffolk, bricklayer—June
17, A. and M. Duffield, Slough. braziers—June 17, J. Thompson,
Norwich, groeer—June 17, J. J. Clark, Hounslow, builder—
June IL J. Dalton, Wandsworth. grocer—June 19, J. Freeman,
Cheltenham, doctor of medicine—June 12, J. Arkc.ll, Donning-
ton, Stowe-in-the- Wold, Gloucestershire, miller—June 18, J.
Meilanby, Harrepool, merchant—Jvne 16, J. Johnson, Nant-
Cheshire, druggist—June 16, J. R. Wood, Manchester
varnish maker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

.
Exeter
Westmeatt

Clancarty
Huntingdon Powis
Winchelsea Nelson
Chesterfield Charleville
Sandwich Manvers
Cardigan Oxford
Abingdon Lonsdale
Eglinton Harewood
Kinnoull Brownlow
Airlie Bradford
Selkirk Sheffield
Orkney Eldon •
Oxford Falmouth
Dartmouth Somers
Aylesford Stradbroke

Stanhope
Pomfret

Cawdor
Munster

DUKE. Waldegrave
Portland ilthester
Diabv

Shannon
Roden
Moray M'Cashell
Balcarres Mayo
Sheafield Erne
Ferrers Donoughmor
Taokerville Onslow
Macclesfield Beauchamp

Shrewsbur

Poulett
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

There are, indeed, too many cases in
s condition is so manifestly hopeless,

however, caution you that you C

arrive too I

) not, in any instance,
1. Our knowledge is
prevent even well-in-

not so aim'

formed persons

.n on this poin

This is true, especially with respect to the affections of
internal organs. Individuals have been restored to health,
who were supposed to be dying of disease in the lungs or
znisinteric glands. But it is also true, though to a less

I know fea

e now alive and

atect extern

well, who

Jour under malignant di

ease of the ute

ion many c

which 1

'ood rule in the

as an Inc

practice or our
us to look on t

as we can c

mind, temp

I by a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The German Gazette of Frankfort states in a letter
from Breslau. 21st ult., that the Jesuits were seeking to
obtain a footing in Prussia. Several young men, who
had commenced their studies in that place, were about
to-•.t,-.•at....&.... Rome, to make themselves thoroughl
acquainted with the doctrines of that society, when heyt
would return to the former city.
ALLEGED. MitSSACRB OF FRENCH PRISONERS Br
A131?-2L-KADER.—Accounts have been brought by the
Algiers papers of the 24th ult., stating that Abd-el-Kader
fallen
i d eisnt so gahi ins s t I ' tahned sr,. eTal,leandreatoant
were pri-
soners
as
thwainiocinhgadonfaa
had ordered to be massacred, in cold blood,
the 300 pri-
assigned for this horrible act is that the Morocco troops
be, for the purpose of committing to his cause the Alge-
rine tribes who had emigrated with him into Morocco,
had ordered his prisoners, with the exception of the
officers, to be shot.
INSURRECTION IN PORTOGAL.—Accounts have been
received from Lisbon to the 20th instant. The insurrec-
tion in the north of Portugal had been successful, owing
chiefly to the treachery of the Governor-General (Vin_
bees), wbo had consented to an armistice with the insur-
gents, and to forward to Lisbon a proposition on their
part for a change of ministry and a modification in the
system of local taxation. Upon this intelligence reaching
the-metropolis, ministers, no longer able to cope with the
revolt, tendered their resignations, which were accepted
unconditionally. This occurred on the 17th, and the
Queen immediately sent for Count Villareal to form a
new Administration. His efforts for twenty-four hours
were utterly unsuccessful. The Queen then sent for the
Duke of Palmella, who arrived in Lisbon from his country
seat just twenty-four hours before the sailing of the
packet, and proceeded to the task, in which, like his pre-
decessor (Villareal), he had considerable difficulties to
encounter, from the rival pretensions of the Septembrista
and opposition Chartist leaders. Two hours before the
departure of the packet be was stated, in the highest
quarters, to have definitively composed his cabinet of the
following persons :
Presidency of the Council and MI
Affairs—The Duke of Palmell

try of Foreign

Interior—Count Lavradio,
Finance (unchanged)—Count Tojal.
War—Jose Jorje Loureiro.
Justice—Souza Azevedo.
Marine and Colonies—Jervis Atbougia.
This is apparently a firm and stable Administratioi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

sity of tnakiog

.yew tneo Lenmoral and spiritual interests, was
,
moved by the Lord Bishop of Norwich. The undertaking,

June 2, 18466

his lordship thought, was a feasible one. It was men-
tioned to him, in the first instance, by Mr. Morgan, the
projector, who explained its details, and he was deterred
from connecting himself with it in consequence of the
similari y which he thought it bore to the plan which was
some time since adopted, by Mr. Robert Owen, the soci•
alist, in Hampshire ; but when he considered the subject.
more fully, he became convinced of his error, and he was
now persuaded that the scheme was eminently calculated
to serve the interests of those for whom it was:designed.
Mr. Morgan's calculation was, that £15,000 would Ibe
expended on the purchase of 1,000 acres of land, and the
outlay for providing the necessary accommodation for 100
families, of three persons each on an average, would, be
£22,000. The returns would yield two-and-a-half, to
three per cent., so that the object could not be considered
a purely charitable one. Lord John Manners, M.P., in
seconding the resolution, made reference to Freiderick-
sten, in Holland, which was formerly an entire morass,
but it had been reclaimed through the combined exertions
of a class of labourers placed there to try the experiment.
He also cited a case of a similar character in Flintshire,
and expressed a conviction that the proposed society would
be serviceable in a similar manner. The resolution hav-
ing been adopted, Mr. Morgan and several other gentle-
men addressed the meeting, and subscribers to the new
society were enrolled. A vote of thanks to the chairman
closed the proceedings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

LAND IN KING-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
TO be SOLD, between Seven and Eight Hundred
Yards of Double-fronted LAND, running from King-
street to Atherton-street, conveniently occupied with substan-
tial WAREHOUSES, OFFICES, and other BUILDINGS, all
well tenanted. This Property will be sold to pay a good rate of
Interest, and its value is likely to be much increased by the
contemplated docks and improvements in the neighbourhood.
For particulars apply to A. and G. WILLIAMS, Architects,
Surveyors, &c., 12, Cases-street, Liverpool.

LAND, ADJOINING THE OLD SWAN.
T 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by order of
the Trustees and Executors, a desirable Piece or Parcel of
BUILDING LAND, situate in West Derby, adjoining the Old
Swan, fronting Petticoat-lane, which runs from the Old Swan
to Broad Green, and near to 'Liverpool and Prescot Turnpike
Roads, adjoining on two sides to land now or late belonging to
the representatives of the late Thomas Lowry, Esq., containing
in front to Petticoat-lane aforesaid and to the back severally
133 feet 9 inches, or thereabouts, and running in depth on the
westwardly side 130 feet 3 inches, or thereabouts, and on the
eastwardly side 120 feet, or, thereabouts, and containing in the
whole 1866 superficial sguare yards, or thereabouts.
The Land is well drained, and there is an excellent stone wall
more than six feet high, extending along the front thereof to-
wards Petticoat-lane.
The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor of West
Derby.
The above Piece of Land is well calculated for the Building
of Cottages, which are now 1.1 such great demand in that ra-
pidly improving neighbourhood, and commands a pleasing
view.
For further particulars apply to Mr. DEWHURST, Attorney
and Notary, Jubilee Buildings, Lord-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

SALE OF VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY,
COMPRISING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
AND RUGS, PAPIER MACHE GOODS, SILVER PLATE
AND PLATED ARTICLES, THREE PIANO-FORTES,
SEVERAL CHIMNEY • AND TOILET GLASSES, LI-
BRARY OF BOOKS, ABOUT 300 PIECES OF ROOM
PAPERS, OF ELEGANT • DESIGN, SMALL SHOP WIN-
DOW, WITH SHUTTERS, &c., COMPLETE, 5 CASKS
OF BUTTER, ABOUT 2f CWT. OF COFFEE, &c..
ATR: WESTALL respectfully announces that he has
1,1, received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on Tx URS-
DAY next, the 4th, and FRIDAY, the sth June instant, com-
mencing punctually at Eleven o'clock in the morning, at his
Rooms, No. 50, Church-street, Liverpool, a large guantity of
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY, which may be viewed prior
to Sale, and Catalogues obtained.
The FURNITURE and PAPER HANGINGS will be sold on
TiiimespAy, and the LITERARY WORKS on FRIDAY..

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
By Mr. PORTAS,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the Sd instant, at Eleven o'clock,
at the Auction Mart, 75, Lord-street,
A GENERAL assortment of modern HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, including Sets of Mahogany Four-post and
Tent Bedsteads, with Moreen Furniture, Stump and Press Bed-
steads, Paillasses and Mattresses, Feather Beds, Sets of Maho-
gany and Cane-seated Chairs, Sets of Mahogany and Painted
Drawers, Dressing Glasses, Dressing Tables and Washstands,
Mahogany Bookcase, with Glazed Doors, capital Eight-day
Timepiece, handsome Chimney Glass, in Gilded Frame, Carpets
and Ru Pembroke and Snap Tables Sofas, Fenders and Fire-
irons, China,gs
Glass, Books, a Square Piano-forte, by Clementi,
a great variety of Kitchen Requisites, &c.
May be viewed on the morning of sale, and Catalogues had.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

vas's Church, by the Rev. T.
;. to Miss DORAtI DOINE._

Barker. incumbent of St. ai
GUEST, Esq., of Bedford house, Leigh, in U
MARY ANN, eldest daughter of MATTHEW JEE,
this town.

DIED
Lately, at Longhrea, in his 106th
inmate of a workhouse. He was
by a dray and killed.

y 'mocked down
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 3d instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, subject
to conditions of sale to be then produced, and in the follow-
ing or such other Lots as may be then agreed upon,
LotLALL that Piece of LAND, situate on the east
side of Laurel-street, Fairfield, in the county of
Lancaster, containing in front to Laurel-street, 105 feet 7
inches, at the back, in part, 80 feet 7 inches, in other part
9 feet 10 inches, and the remaining part 20 feet 8 inches, on
the north side thereof 190 feet, and on the south side 221 feet
10 inches, and in the wh01e,;2473 square yards of Land, or there-
abouts.

Together with the detached and well-built VILLA on part
thereof erected. The Ground Floor contains Drawing-room,
Dining-room, Library, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Pantry, and
Back Kitchen. The First Floor contains five good Bed-rooms,
Dressing-room, Bath-room, and Water-closets, with two Bed-
rooms and Closets above. The Basement contains commodious
Cellars, with every accommodation for a Gentleman's Family.
There is attached a good Garden, walled round, Coach-house,
Two-stalled Stable, and an excellent Spring of Water, with
FOrce-pump.
The above is distant about two and a quarter miles from the
Exchange, and the Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance of the
Manor of West Derby, at the yearly rent of 3d., and the entry
and fine is Id.
2. All that substantial and well-built DWELLING-HOUSE,
No. 36, Chatham-street, Liverpool, now in the occupation of
Mrs. Fairclough.
3. All that substantial and well-built DWELLING-HOUSE,
No. 38, Chatham-street, aforesaid, now in the occupation of
Mr. Wartnaby, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £45.
Lots 2 and 3 are held under the Corporation of Liverpool for
a term of seventy-five years, of which sixty-seven years are now
unexpired: - . _ _ _ .

Foi- further particulars apply. as to Lots 2 and 3, to Messrs.
EDEN and STANISTREET, Solicitors, Royal Bank-buildings,
and as to the whole, to Mr. E. G. DEANE, Solicitor, Harring-
ton Chambers, North John-street, Liverpool.