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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

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TAPSCOTT'S AMERICAN EMIGRATION-OFFICE
ST. GEORGE'S-BUILDINGS, REGENT'S-ROAD.

I.** The following
FIRST-CLASS PACKETS
willbedespatchedontheirappointeddays,asunder
For NEW YORK.

To sail
J Z, ZEREGA 1800 tons.. 30th Nov
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT 3OOO tons.. 6th Dec.
ROSCIUS, ELDRIDOE 2000 tons.. 11tH Dec.
LIVERPOOL, GARDINER 2000 tons.. 21st Dec.
KOSSUTII, BELL 2BOO tons..
HUNGARIAN, PATI ERSON 2000 tons..
A Z, CHANDLER
GARRICK, ADAMS
QUEEN OF THE WEST, HAker _2500 tons..
CONTINENT, DRUMMON 2500 tons..
ST. GEORGE, CRAWF 2OOO tons..
EMMA FIELDS, SN' 2OOO tons..
HENRY CLAY, F • :NCH 3OOO tons..
MANHATTAN 'EAEODY 3000 tons..
FLORIDA, Ls 2000 tons..
ST. PATRI K, HOLBERTON 2000 tons..
E Z, HARTSHORN lBOO tons..
NEW HAMPSHIRE, CHASE lBOO tons..
KENNEBEC, SMITH 2500 tons..
J. H. SHEPPARD, AINSWORTH 1800 tons..
CONSTELLATION, ALLEN 3500 tons..
ANTARCTIC. KICKERS 2500 tons..
CENTURION, CoomnEs 2OOO tons..
ANDREW FOSTER, HoLnEwro N 2500 tons..
FIDELIA, FURBER 2500 tons..
ARCTIC, (new,) J. ZEREGA 2500 tons..
CONSTITUTION, BRITTON 3000 tons.. --
SI DDONS, HOWES 3OOO tons..
REVERE, HOWES 1800 tons..
WATERLOO, HARVEY 2OOO tons..
And succeeding Packets every five days.
For NEW ORLEANS.
HYPERION, PERKINS 1800 tons.. lat Dec
For BALTIMORE
SCOTIA, MISKELLY

1800 tons,

The above Ships are of the largest class, commanded by men
of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the
of ♦l,n vsneentteresra dielrino thn tinvacr,

Helium tinu comturt IJI tue piltitiltligel,l uu. ins L•zu
Surgeons can have free Cabin Passage by the above Ships.
Private Rooms for Families, or Persons who wish to be more
select, can at all times be had, and deposits of sel each, to se
111 cure berths, should be remitted, which shall have due attention.
Persons proceeding to the interior of the United States can
know the actual outlay, and make the necessary arrangements
here, to be forwarded, or. arrival at New York, without one
day's delay, and thereby avoid the many annoy
are subject to on landing at New York. ances emigrants
Drafts and Exchange for any amoui t, at sight on New York,
payable in any part of the United States, can at all times be
furnished to those who prefer this safer mode of taking care of
their funds. For furtheryarticularsapply, post-paid, to

W. TAPSCOTT and CO., lAirpoill,
W. TAPSCOTT and CO., 7, Eden•quig,yablin,

Aretits for W. and J. T. TA esCiriv, New: York.
TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRANTS' GUIDE, 4th Edition, ca■ be
haat remitting Six Postage Stamps for the Mlle.

'x ii *alt.

ON SALE,
The British-built Brig GEM ;
\ 186 tons o.m. 189 tons rr .Ad ; built at Aberdeen. in
1839; is copper-fasten ' • sheated with yellow me-
- tal ; and well foun n stores. She is eminent'y
adapted for a collier, hay in flat floor; carries 260 tons; and
will take the ground w . I)imensons :—Length, 81 feet
2-10 tbs; breadth, 20 f 2-10ths ; depth, 14 feet 1-10th : lying
is King's Dock.— ly to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

ROGERSON and 'WOODWARD respectfully
announce to the Ladies of Liverpool. its Vicinity, and
the Public, that they have received from the FRENCH and
ENGLISH It ARE ETS a choice and extensive
ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES,
suitable for the present and approaching Season.
The MANTLE and CLOAK ROOM

has been supplied with the greatest novelties in shapes and
textures from the Parisian and London Houses, ali of which
are now ready for inspection.
R. and W. would especially call the attention of Ladies to
their large and superior STOCK of FURS, consisting of
REAL SABLE, ERMINE, GERMAN.•AND MINK SABLE,
and every other description of Fur,- which is at present more
than usually large ; having..hotight them very early in the
season, in anticipation of -'donsiderable rise in price, which
has since taken place-ttle,py are in a position to offer them at
last year's prices,,afid some descriptions even lower ; they
therefore recommend early purchases. Their Stock of
FAMILY LINEN, SHEETINGS, TABLE LINEN,
and also

BLANKETS, QUILTS, and COUNTERPANES, real Welsh
and Lancashire FLANNELS,
. _ .

they submit with confidence to the notice of their Customers

and the Public generally.
In the MOURNING DEPARTMENT will be found a large
and well-assorted Sock of every description.

FUNERALS CONDI/MED AS USUAL
13 5r 15, CHURCH-STREET.

NEW GOODS

FRISBY, DYKE, and Co.,

58, 60, 62, 64, LORD-STREET

NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
NOVELTIES
In SHAWLS and MANTLES,
AND ALL THE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

Fancy the Chief 141agist

rent of indig

ative, by

royal prero,

R a oard of invitati
naugural banquet to " His Grace the Archbishop of
—meaning thereby Dr. John M'Hale, the ram-

Timm'

ael used to b

hi tirivP

coach and four

drives Il

the statute book

.he gilt

ch and six—the state

The unfortunate and right honourable

s been made to pay bitterly for his

.ether for his mistake, which every

body kno

aade to pay for his fau'

yer, he say

t ashamed

has been brought to

been forced to

and has avowed

of the Lord May

n, he received

;ht to do so, and

iut the rather

has an

it, and thoug

ted to " His Grace of

But the race

e again in an embarrassment—a
!s. The V"

ay of h

s have ever been Lb
a superabundanc

with the club foot, in the

Dal. He certainly tak

resent

oack got into
t places which

their a

. Arch-
Lch have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

CLEARANCE SALE
OF BRIGHT'S PATENT POWER-LOOM TAPESTRY
CARPETS,
_ _ _

At Twenty-five per Cent. below their present value.
GEO. WOODS begs to apprise the Public that he
has determined to clear off his entire Stock of the above
CARPETS, at an enormous sacrifice. They consist of the
different Styles for DRAWING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, BED-
ROOMS, and STAIRS.

ADELPHI HOUSE, 23, BOLD-STREET,
CARPET, FLOOzt-CLOTH, kND GENERAL FURNISHING

WAREHOUSE

HIME AND SON'S
PIANO-FORTE, HARP, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
57, CHURCH-STREET.

BROADWOOIi and SONS' Elegant Semi-Cottage
and Grand PIANO-FORTES, in alnut, Rosewood, and
Mahogany Cases. always on band.
COLLARD and COLLARD'S PIANO-FORTES for
the NI !WON 3O Guineas.
HIME and SON'S DITTO 20 Guineas.
DITTO DITTO 25 Guineas.
D'ALM AIN E and CO.'S DITTO 25 and 27 Guineas.
HARMONIUMS, by DEBAIN, of Paris.
An ERARD'S Double-actioned HARP, equal to new, on SALE,
at a low hgure.

PIANO-FORTES REPAIRED on the PREMISES, by Mr. C.
E. HIME and experienced Workmen, in the same style as at
Messrs. Broadwond and Sons', London. _ .

Wheatstone's CONC,RTINAS, and Music for the Instru-
ment.

NEC(' MUSIC DAILY.
NOVELLO'S CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, ORATORIOS,

__ CANTATAS, MASSES, &c.
" ST. PAUL," 6s. 6d., a nice Handbook for the Philharmonic
Concert this evening.
New Edition of " MARY MAY," just out; and " GOD
SAVE THE QUEEN," with the additional verse, price Is.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

LONDON GAZE7TE

TUESDAY. Nov. 18.—PA RTNE RSH IPS DISSOLVE n.—Evans
and Nicholson, Manchester, merchants—T. M•Vitie and R.
Shankiand, Liverpool, coal merchants.

ItANKaurTs.—Thomas Fray, Wigan and Manchester, chec
manufacturer—John Entwisle. Radcliffe and Manchester, co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

s ability. He
ould rally round him

attacks made
and murdered

)rally impossible that I

d as he I

.ame to the court

ationq which were continu,

ystem were
was afraid,

Send in destroying him,

Lis comfor

- --
Ice he came to
A MAaritiall• 1•; In

hail friends who would

him in this town, for it

at alty one *man could

ed against him since he cam(
:pence in his pocket, having,
now 20 months), employ&

of Lis salary in defending his' eltarraciei
£2OOO out of pocket in defending Manse

artless attacks ever made On -a
human
d Your Honour_has many fr

said be had the support of gent.
-•l courage to come in h

sicti the morty

th would show it in a more decided
at' be returned his thanks, though
,a. justice to him. Every respect.
—,rin was moragy bound to defend him
and give him his support—a gentleman attacked,
as he
had been, for the basest and vilest of pposes. He
knew when he was treated properly, and he had the sense

se gentlen

they onl
able ma

1 what

n the t

and feeling of a man.
At the close of the proceedings, on Thursday, Mr.
Ramshay instructed the usual officer to proclaim the ad-
journment of the court until the let of December for the
despatch of the business for November, and the adjourn-
ment of the unfinished business of the present sitting
until Tuesday, the 9th December, which was done in the

v,tuti form
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

FOR NEW YORK

THE "BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS.
Tons retrister. To sail,
E. C. SCRANTON, SPENCER .... 1200 .... Now in port
GUY MANN Eli I NG, liDwA ans.. 1534 ....
W ITT CLI NT( iN, FUNK .... 1066 .... 1
JACOB A. WESTERVELT, lioou
I.ESS

1500 ....
1142 ....
1200 . , I

PRINCETON. RCESELT.
CONNECTICUT, WILLIAMS
ENTFR ['RISE, FUNK
UNIVERSE, Bum
IVM. RATH BONE, SPENCER .... 1100 ....
NlAGARA, Smurtt
FRANCIS P. SAGE, Ro BSON
IRENE, WILLIAMS
ABERDEEN, 11 GERARD .
LEVIATHAN, KNAPP....
ZANDUSKY, BORLAND..
SHANNoN, WAITS
W. H. HARRECK, SHINN
RICHARD ALSOP, Pos'r
TIC ON HEROGA. BOYLE.
COMPROMISE, RILEY ..
WASH INGTON, PAGE
SILAS GItEENMAN, SPENCER 9OO ....
PiIARM lON, YOUNG

lo .... 1

750 ....
1250 ....
1000 ....
900 ....

800 .... I
1100 ....
950 ....

Goods cannot be received by the above Packet Ships on the
advertised day of :ailing under any circumstances whatever.

passage secured, and other information
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

CHINA

HONG-KONG, SEPT. 29.—Business in imports and
exports extensive, and an advance in cotton yarns.
Woollens rather improved. Tea—a reduction in mid-
dling kinds of Congou. Exchange 4s. 84d. Freights :
vessels loaded have obtained £3, but this rate was not ex-
pected to be maintained.
SITANGHAE.—A large business done in imports, but no
improvement in the prices. Exports much greater than
last year. Exchange 4s. 91d. to 4s. 9d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

CORN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.—The weather of late has been COM
and frosty, but upon a change of wind last night from the
west it is now more temperate, and a few of the American yes-
sets previously detained at sea have entered the Mersey this
morning. Those in from the States between Monday last and
to-day contain merely 5724 qrs. of Wheat, 1256 qrs. of Indian
Corn, and 130 qrs. of Pease, with 7318 barrels of Flour thence
and Canada, and 700 sacks only from France : not a single
arrival of any kind of Grain, however, has appeared from other
parts abroad, and but little from Ireland. In the course of the
we- • Brit' —.Hera Ily reported

:ish markets up to this date are
a majority of cases % heat and

cies are stated to be rather higher in value.
Ireland the trade is also notes! steady, hut without any impor-
tant change in prices recently. During the interval since
Tuesday, a rather improve d feeling was likewise evinced here,
Wheat and Flour continuing to change 11,nds to a fair extent
on the full terms noted on Tuesday, the aspect of the trade in
other respects remaining steady.. Having few country millers
at out Corn Exchange to-day, and cur local Inns....
than of late, the transactions it
Wheats were limited in amount ,
were equally tenacious as before, aria an
demand, the sales effected were at tb,.
whilst farmers' Wheat was in

parts of

description of Foreim
!tiers, notwithstanding,

renewea

of Tuesday,

• •-9.4U01. 411,14"'e iurn (tearer.
States and Canadian Flour still meeting a live'y demand for
shipment and consumption, prime brands realised a further
advance of 31. per barrel, French and Irish Flour remaining
unvaried. Barley and Malt ranged precisely the same as in
last report. Beans and Peas wereli ~..
but which were scarcely attainable.
moderate demand, supported Tms(
Corn in slow request at a it
annex Tuesday's curreticV
BRITISH

Ter terms,
eat, upon a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

Just Published, Bvo, price 2s. 6d., (per post 35.,)
p EGISTRIES OF DEEDS—Suggestions for the
_ILL Improvement of the Yorkshire Offices; and the Exten-
sion of the System to the other Counti• s; with the Draft of a
Bill embodying those Suggesti, ns. By JOHN EDWARD
DIBB, Deputy Registrar for the West Riding.
London : LONGMAN, 13ROW,p1, GREEN, and LONGMAN ;
Wakefield: STANFIELD ;
.04:1.1PF1p001: WEBB, and WALMSLEY.

BY_xarl" SAME AUTHOR,

A PftAClLC,4ertrilliCfo-l-iVii,FGisTRATIoN OF
DEEDS AN I.LS in the WEST RIDING OF YORK-
SHIRE: with the Variances in the East and North Riding,
and the Middlesex Register Acts. Bvo, Price Seven Shillings.

In one thick vol., the Tenth Edition, much enlarged,
price 165.,

MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE: A _ POPULAR
TREATISE, exhibiting the Symptoms, Causes, and most
efficacious Treatment of Diseases; with a Collection of ap-
proved Prescriptions, Management of Children, Doses of Me-
dicines, &c. Forming a comprehensive Medical Guide for the
Clergy, Families, and Invalids, in_the absence of their Medical
Adviser. By T. J. GRAHA_NeNT.D., &c.

, -
" it is evidently the ritafteOf great professional talent, expe-
rience, and judgment ; le author every where appears consci-
entious and c-ndid. One °Ned is prominently evident—a
sincere desire to benefit his suffering fellow-creatures. To
recommend a work Ike the present to our readers, is only to
manifest a proper regard for their welfare."—Literary .burnal,
Feb., 1843.

" It is altogether deserving of permanent popularity."—
London Weekly Reviaw.

London : SImPKIN and Co.. Paternoster-row; HATciiAnns,
187, Piccadilly ; and TEOO and SON, 85, Queen-street, Cheap-
side. Sold by all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

CABIN PAS.AAOB-FIFTEEN GUINEAS

Parcels will be rcccipted at 2s. CAL each. Bills of Lading
will be signed at tl•ie office of the Consignees for the Captain,
of which Shippers will please to take notice.
The Ships of this Line are built of the best and most costly

materials, coppereil antic()
men i)t. ac
Igo frt

per-fastened, and commanded by

;ht received on board on the appointed day of sailing.
ihips willtak estearn up the Delaware
Apply to JAM ES Nl`ll
Freight payableat 4 dollars SO cents per

, 5, Temple•place
pound sterling,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

1 with the lad

we between hatred and pity : pity
A, seldom felt ; hatred is a thing

llou3 r

torative: one soon

le tutu

when one

can feel

e to the past.
>nt of the hedge of

deceit, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

NEW SEASON TEAS,

PER SHIP STORNOWAY.

THE FINEST CONGOU 4S. Od.
THE FINE-.T SOUCHONG 4s Bd.
THESE Teas cannot be too strongly recommended,
as they possess that full, rich, mellow flavour which it is
so difficult for connoisseurs of-tbis beverage to meet with.

MULLI-X8 AND COMPANY,
CE,NTAIL TEA ESTABLISHMENT,

17, DALE-STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO THE GEORGE HOTEL

GAS CHANDELIERS
A large and varied Stock of
GAS LAMPS, CANDLE LAMPS, &e.,

Unequalled in extent, and selected for the approaching season,

may be inspected in the -
LARGE SH-OW-ROOM
MR. WILLIAM PENN SMITH'S
BR-ASS FOUNDRY,
28, HANOVER-STREET.
--Opposite the Government Tax Officer.

PLAYING CARDS

G 0 ODALL AND SONS'
IMPROVED PATENT
ENAMELLED PLAYING CARDS.
which, for novelty of design, and quality are unsurpassed.
Per Pack. Per Doz. Packs.
HIGHLANDERS ls.lod. 2ls.
HARRYS
MOGULS
With FloraL,Trgured, or Sporting Backs.

FOR EXPORTATION, AT THE MAKERS' PRICES,

GEORGE J. POORE,
42, CASTLY-S7'REE7', LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

HOPE

Like the dew upon the flow'r,

And with sa
It softens

And brielit and tru
Shines the star tt.

As the plant upon t
Th to the hare I

As a sunbe

hroug,l

oves us best I

our nature,

ItainbO-w of a tinnier morrow.
'Tis a gem 'neath limpid spi

Treruhlir
Hope forsa
Though

e, wholly, never
around depart

e the spider,
Webs that fate to
Made, to he as so

can impart !

VARIETIL

talon

if sorrow,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

GERMANY,

Prince George Frederick, the son of King Ernest, has
assumed the title of George I. King of Hanover. It is
believed that he will call to his councils the former able
and popular minister Struve, for whom he is said to have
entertained a very high regard.
VlENNA.—Thinzs daily occur here which must be seen
to be believed. Under the plea that the deterioration of
the currency and the high price of corn are mainly attri-
butable to the machinations of the Jews, government
is " running a muck" against that unfortunate race.
Hebrews who are not natives of Vienna receive notice to
return to their native places within twenty-four hours,
without any reason for such a stringent measure being
assigned, and even women who have passed half their
lives here have been dismissed. Two or three days since,
some Jewish traders, who had come from Moravia to make
their purchases, were obliged to return without being
allowed to accomplish their object.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

d having fermented its ve-

the s.O

f prosperity, aims tt

by a gent!eman. who,

doesn't know what
A. Lounger, Esq., Fop't Punch.
An advertising chandler in a neighbouring town mo-
destly says, " that without intending any disparagement
to the sun, he m,)y confitl, '- assert that his octagonal
ipermaceties are the best 'r invented t"
THE Pi-
have been tho
with tights, and

of the Great Exhibition,
do with himself. Address,

1 earth tc
s• alley

suTo-BLOOMER.—Joan of Ar
first BI

may be said to

wore i short tunic

o also clad in mail attire

ut Joan was emu:
ers do not seem ti
nothing very bewitching in their appearance.—Punch
Happiness consists in the multiplicity of agreeable con-
sciousness. A peasant has not a capacity for having equal
happiness with a philosopher. They maybe equally
satisfied, but not equally happy. A small drinking-glass
and a large one may be equally full, but the larger one
holds more than the smaller
When the domestic vi
midst of privations, an"

, Now, the Bloom-
nd at least there is

anxiet

drops and cr,
frost-bound

ay themselves in the
s, and sufferings, thcn

I, to d

winter, and give us

xpectedly peep out of the
rie depth and dreariness of

spring.
FORTITUDE OF W
women bear afilicti
better than men,
from the cau

ful foretaste of the coining

Perhaps one reason why

s I believe they generally do—
Ise they make no attempt to fly
betake themselves patiently to
.cy are to perform. It is
i the oak ; they bend, and

the old

therefore

however painful 11
tem of t 1

and then comes peace of

mind, whic
ABIBITIO

Southey

It is th
the axi

g force v

Estingnished isvirtuon

.t draw

,Ting, and

!rresotutl
with ans

man revolving in
ence is the attrac-

victim of hi

of the wo
sitics.

When an

man for
mind w

in, ceases to regard
I, he becomes the

ition may make

it is the ir
the path of religion
AT

f an angel,

nd fill his heart and

SIT TO

per the higl
1 Piza

by. A sma
of the atten
crypt. De!

some 20
which srr,

cellar, that I
for the bins 1

large square
abbot, and,

noticed what ap
rags, but a close

Lim the clothe

skeleton c

tures are c

once was

brown colon

hitn from

utility,

path becomes the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND
PIRYIINGRAM RAILWAY.

During Saturday night a very painful sensation prevailed
in town, by the arrival late in the evening of a telegraphic
' dispatch from the Weedon station, announcing that a
very serious accident had occurred at that place, and that
it was feared a great number of persons were seriously
injured, including the names of Captain Huish, the
general manager of the traffic department, and Captain
Bruyeres, the chief superintendent of the line.
Every train that subsequently arrived at the Easton-
square terminus was besieged by anxious inquirers to
learn from the guards the circumstances and nature of the
accident.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

&Out!) gmertra.

if regular trader.—Positively he first vessel, and will have
quick despatch.
For MONTE VIDEO,
The fine Liverpool-built Barque
► ke \ ,ISABELLA,
iC Capt. THOMAS GRIMSDITCH,
(Who fs well acquainted with the trade
A 1 for twelve years; 221 tons; coppered; sails remarkably
fast; and well known for delivering her cargoes without da-
mage.—Apply on board, west side George's Dock, or to
W. and J. TYRER.

tltitPb &tatro.

Loading berth south side 'raterlos Dock

"THE BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

Will sail punctually on the 6th December,

The fine first-claaa American Packet Ship

tig

LADY FRANKLIN,

YEATON, Commander

1374 tons register; copper-fastened and coppered ; built ex-
pressly for this trade; and well-known as a first-rate convey-

a.nce for goods

Apply to

C. GRINISHAW and CO

Goods will be received till Midnight of the sth December,

~/1 ~;
i~ yq~

1100 tons re
copper-faste

To sail on the 28th instant.
For NEW YORK,
The new American Ship
' RIP VAN WINKLE,
A. 13...kownva, Commander,
(Late "of the Stor of the West ;)
sister; now' on her second voyage : coppered and
fled.—For freight or cabin passage apply to
JAMES M'HENRY, 5, Temple-place.

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.

p from LIVERPOOL Of/ the lat ofeach Month
And from PHILADELPHIA on the 101 h.

SHACKA NI AXON (new), W. H. WEST.. 1100 tons.. Ist Dec.
WESTMORELAND (taw), P. A. DECAN ICOO tons.. Ist Jan.
SHENANIMA 11. JOHN S. Dorm:at._ 800 tons.. Ist Feb.
MARY I'LEASANTS, R. R. DKbaN.... 800 tons.. lit March
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

On THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 14, Exc „0-bnildings,
230 Tons fine Ho as LOG WOOD,
Now landing ex United em Honduras, west side King's
Dock.—Apply to E RD TENNANT, Esq., Merchant, or to
S. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers.

FRIDAY

On account of tchom it say concern

On FRIDAY next, the 2Si'h instarTraCTvvelve o'clock, at the

Brokers' Office ,Ixcliange.buildings,
ierces TALLOW,
Now landing ex tills, from New Orleans.—Apply to Messrs,
MELnutsu and DELA RUE, Merchants, or to
J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

; little (ioing. and paces a 8
inue to improve: Midlands

ipanies as on Saturday

all others,
Miffing(

'll ESTER STOCK EXCI
tis 13 1-IS. Dreferetice

North Stafluidsli

London Qua
13-16 tbs,

TOCK EXCH AN

:1,31; M

LONDON CORN MARKET
of wheatslort, and last Illor

per quarter
►n seeds.

IioNDA

MON DAY

rcansvd an advance of 6d.
iy demand ; nothing doing

a-hire 153.

7.omales 63;
5-16ths,

loninns, 151;
North- West-

es well mnin-
arter higher;

LONDON PRODUCE NT A TtKET.-M

and ordinary

Firm in price end tie•

Not lov

19s. for good

East is

LONDON TALLOW RETURNS.—MONDAY.
The demand has increased ; best tine new yellow Russian
375. to 375. 3d. The stock is 70,839 casks. against 50 923 cask*
in the corresponding period last year, being en increase this
year of 19,910 casks. The deliveries are 3239 casks, against
1791 casks last year, being an increase this year of 1448caska.

MONDAY

sts Was

on last .Nlonday, and the
n lower. Calf trade very
10d. ; Mutton, 35.3 d

dull at Friday's
to 4s. 4d. ; V-cal

is, 27,890 ; Calves. ; Pigs, 460.
; shrep, 4910; Calves, 175;
Frvr,cli ditto, 90 ; French Calves,
ler, Lincoln, and Northampton

Gibraltar.— ; 16th, Mar-

SHIPPING INTELLIGF.NCT
Arrived from Liver
garet .Taue.
..At Oporto.-10th.

At Lisbon.—Sth. Ferr
field; 14th, larvlkir

Eut:

large room for a theatrical per
dren were to be the chief actors

:enibled in the
suddenly ea;

fortunately

D REA Dr UL E A 1.717

fttian

mig the Al

na were re'

e lamented t

,re. hurt}

Dalinato

It was

suseeeded

he 19rli tilt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

k Hero; Mb, Sporting Lass; 16th

11111, Arnirade; 12th, Lance-
,tb, Victoria.

'ormant
A bor

thil-
,ersons

when
ipitated
on the
Wren. under twelve

Who NI

the other

d no serious injury
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

LIVERPOOL co'VF()N MARKET. Nov. 2
usiness both for the trade and eyn,wr....

are firmi but cannot be qu
are steady, at last Perk'.
Surat have been again extei

-, -
to he liberal'y supplied, only a very
in the lower qualitic

EgYPti

ON. PRlCEs.treek f Preri
ndir
1

1100)23
1 3 10

the inanwt continue'

he noted

pet-tumors nave taken 3070 American,
surat, and expo) tern 2880 American,

7., r--
1- Week

ously ending
.his r. N0v.21

I STOCK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

AN OLD NOTION

So'phia Allen, an antiquated female, dressed in a very
grotesque style, and who stated her age t 9 be eighty, was
charged at Southwark with creating a disturbance in the
lobby of the Queen's Prison. _

At about four o'clock on the previous afternoon, the
prisoner demanded to be admitted into the prison, 13°'
having previously misconducted herself on several occa-
sions, orders were given to the turnkey to refuse her ad-
mittance. He accordingly did so, when she kicked uP
such a disturbance that he was compelled to lock her UP'
Mr. Combe.—What did you go to the prison for ?
Prisoner.—l went to see my friend, Mr. Cooper, who Is
unjustly incarcerated in the prison.
Mr. Combe.—What business can an old woman like
you want in prison ?
Prisoner.—l am betrothed to Mr. Cooper, and we are
to be married as soon as he gets out of his difficultteo,
when he is entitled to £2,000 a year. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combe.—Why is she refused admission ?
Dennis.—She remained in the prison all night, contrail
to the rules.

Mr. Combe.—Who did she remain with ?
Dennis.—Mr. Cooper. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combe.—What, an old lady like her ? She is
regular Bloomer, though. (Laughter.)
Prisoner (indignantly.)—What ! me a Bloomer, your
worship ! Why, I hate the very. name; and as for 08
dress, it is very indecent. I like our old-fashioned dressesi
We have been courting thirty years, your worship ; but e
hope we will soon be married. He is such a nice you
man. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combe.—Will you promise not to go near the

prison again ?
Prisoner.—That I will, your worship ; but it is hard i°
part two lovers. (Laughter.)
Mr. Combe.—Now, you are discharged. Go ab°°
your business.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

GEORGE R. BELL,
ioo, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(FROM BELL AND MOODY'S, BATH,)
A /I- EDICAL GALVANIST and MA-
,uanßGd
TICRAULSSIENS-
&—..----•'-1 SillitjU- IVNIEUNFAPCTS, BUARNEDRAGofESS
WM of every description, confidently recommends
his Trusses, Instruments, and Bandages to
Gentlemen of the Medical Profession, Inva-
lids, and all persons requiring mechanical
assistance or artificial support of any kind.
Improved andages for Prolapsus ani et
uteri, El lc Stockings (with or without
_ lacin the latest improvement; Kneecaps,
r- A e Bandages, Elastic Chest Expanders
....2. _...-iflid Backboards, Invisible Supports for Cur-
vature, or Disease of the Spine. Ladies'
Supporting Bandages, Hunting-belts, Patent
4,41,411111* Air and Hot Water Cushions, Instruments
" "'wo for Incurvatien of the Limbs and Club Feat,
French Spring Crutches, Domestic Syringes
and Urinaries, Suspensory Bandages, &c.
TILUSSIIS. ViBlllA9, AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ligrAlßlllo,
MRS. BELL ATTRNDSI LAM&
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

The electric light is at length to be brought into 10:3;
tical operation. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail°file
Company intend almost immediately to illuminate w
several tunnels along their line by this powerful and 11°
practical system of illumination. in
The directors of the Hungerford Market Company' ern
conjunction with the directors of the South weVa-
Railway, intend to build a railway-bridge from the 0,1
terloo station across the river, to near Charing.cross
the Strand. There will be four lines of rails, beside'
roadway for carriages and foot passengers. the
At the London Common Council, on ThursdaY,..oi-
plan of Mr. Charles Pearson, for a central railway ter to
nus, was referred to a ward committee, with PP`cetbe
give the necessary parliamentary notices for carrYinr° its
plan into effect, in case the court ultimately decide:tiro,
favour. Mr. Pearson calculates the cost at half a inlbruplc
and proposes to fill up the valley of the Fleet by a 'f tbo
railway of several lines of rail, on the existing level °f soill;
valley ; over the railway, upon vaulted arches, 'lewd,•
build a new street from Farringdon-street to Clerkell,sest.
on the margin of which•shall be arranged rows of bv"oill
and markets for meat and vegetables. The rei,lglterer
be in immediate connexion with the Great ,"
North Western, Northern, and North Eastern iillefhweeit
TRAFFIC RETURNS.—The traffic returns for Ingllo
ending the 16th irstant, on the undermentioned
lines of railway, are as follows :

1850.
1851. 373
.£4l, 7
£42,030 • • 20,59
22,212 ibm
16.538 B,VO
8,599 • • 9,2(1
9,129 • • 14,26„v
15,361 • • 10.31',,,
12.023 • • 7,221
7,789

North
allorfolkilin.
.. d. 1 .1
•
h •L.
ai •
m:. . c. . :::. . .1.
......
13,888641,641382 ... . . . : 3363: : '1543613
v‘se
261;!
London and North Western.
and South Western.
enrdoryrdtuh,EnBßaextnhrrieneedi
tgsffie.hraß et
nio:
Sheffield,
LEBylLsLM:areooolsaiiesrnnrdhanetdktddliecwoasrorohaenlsnnneidasdcunato
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Great Western
South Eastern ..
• 6,021
York, Newcastle, and Be.rwick.... 12,805 • • 1,2}
Shrewsbury and Chester
Great Northern
Chester and Holyhead
North Staffordshire
South Devon 1,540 .. 746
South Wales 1,34 . • 744
London and Blackwell
The total receipts on the above lineBs3hBain—S, einiiialrifl
against £183,641 in the corresponding week orn'tic„ber r;
the increase is shown to be £1.2,448• The ,850, 3,93,0
miles open was, in 1851, 4,15!!, and in '
taken in connection with the total receipta.:oolon
tf showingfavourable. uh reabal
reao.no :Tnrheereceeaai autumnal us omfonf2a3ol9ur races °lig:l:rs.c and
ip :Tat ihrlesisnseet
gi r!
eftoo:llsifbnig
come into the current half year's account, Woo ow.-
assisted the rise which has just taken place I°
Prices of the shares of our priecipal Liam
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

art I:quakes
A violent

ReCORI.

Werrav

ons; another detonation
,o day, and these pheno.

h with still greater inten-

r of a sei ions nature has to
r particulars of the terrific

"cached t

Osservatore
receded by violent detonations, to
of intermittent shocks, which
hour. The

uarter of a

12, rose
uses ten
tow. itsekt. The torn of
.ikrratti, about thirty
miles from Valloaa, is a heni) of rinns; its eagle has also
been
iindestroyed.scare
seCre villages have literally diQappeared,
l
tn-,e of their tormer exigence. The
shocks, thcus weaker, continued to be felt up to the
attest date, Wei the 26th ult.

waters of the ricer
bore the

les from I.

two feet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

Przanßo.—ln the crypt un-
ited the remains of the cele-

mted in the palace hard
li I dropped into the hand

cured me admission into the
ps, I entered a small place,
;ht and whitewashed, and

It like a conifer

n once looking round

rst object I saw was a
tomb, surmounted by the erect figure of an
by, in a narrow opening in the wall, I
ed to me to be a collection of dusty
proved tbat this was all that
eror of Peru. He bad still on

h he wore at tt
his body is nothing but a
h and skin, so that no fea-

tion. Of co'

time of

s covered with what

ut the dust (

urned it into a lig
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

IN SIX LOTS,

FRENCH ME RINOES,
In all colours, and a select choice of shades in each lot,
PRICE PER YARD.

Lot No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4. No. 5.
20. 4d. 2s. 60. 2s. lOid. 3s. Ild. 4s. 6d
The very hest quality only 4s. 11d. per yard.
LATE LIVER THEATRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

By order of the Assignees.

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 26th instant, at One o'clock,
at the Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The substantial A 1 Brig INCONSTANT;
204 tons O.M. 170 tons N.M. ; built at Prince Ed-
ward Island, in 1850. D. nsions :—Length 86
feet 3-10ths ; bread eet 6-10ths ; depth 12 feet
z=s-10ths ; she i -ell finished substantial vessel ;
a good model, and ca well at a light draft of water; shifts
without ballast, is sheathed with zinc : lying in Birkenhead
Dock.—For furl ter particulars and inventories apply to

TONGE, CURRY, and CO:, 'Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

HORSE CLOTHING,
HORSE RUG,

RAILWAY

GENERAL SADDLERY EMPORIUM,
RANELAGII-STREET,
(OPPOSITE THE WATERLOO HOTEL,)
LIVERPOOL.
C. ASKEW AND CO.

WRAPPER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c

PARTIES requiring really good FURNITURE, at moderate prices, are respectfully invited to INSPECT
- the STOCK of
W. .BNYES, 20, CHURCH-STREET,
which is now replete with e' ery variety enrnoyelty, including several Patterns from the Exhibition, in C lairs, Tables, Daven.
nods; &c. Every Article marked at the lowest price, in plain figures.
FEATHER BEDS, SPRING and HAIR MATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

is not always to the Swift,

prpve so.
_ The G

vernment

barras

laekiest of d

ris said

Downing
have falla

bishopri

diffleu

bestow

cannot afford a

tional enemy. Jint n

thought tosquel,z
son of the Whir

and the pr

Cr
it. 6o

Aerate c
CI larlea

aspirants

The 8

treasu

standinc i
Mr. Hitct

some par

Reynold

member of the f
Whig aristocrae

will pt

former twc
Watson are

have strong clai
Mr. Crowder wt
Mr. M. D. Hill
of the great di

and bo'

Crow&

Hawes

Page W
that Mr

but I do
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

5 0 - 6 0
5 9 - 0 0
0 0

MANC/IF.STRIL—The general tone of our market haF beer
quiet since Tuesday, but without any decline in price. _ Spin

tiers are still well engaged; stocks bare, and vvliere sales are
made, former quotations are in general well maintained. Since
Tuesday a considerable demand has arisen for water twist for
China, and prices have become firmer, and in many instances
an advance has been obtained. 20's mule twist is also in
greater request for Germany, though without any change in
value. There has been less doing this week in India, but mule
yarns, suitable for the East, maintain former rates, as produ-
cers are under contract for sonic time to come. The demand
for the Greek market is moderate, but steady both in goods
and yarns. The home trade has been without much anima-
tion, out a fair amount of business has been done at Tuesday's
prices. Fine wefts, from 70's to 140's, are dull of sale, and
double yarns are much neglected. In the cloth market, heavy
fabrics steadily maintain their value, although there is no great
activity in the demand. Fine shirtings, 36 inches, are firm,
and in good request ; 40 inches f.,r India are without alteration
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

ANY THING NEW?

IS frequently the first sentence between Friends
after the usual exchange of civilitles ; yet, it is necessary,
at times, to bring to remembrance OLD THINGS. Last Au-
tumn we took occasion to remind the Public that
MAT'rHEW BROWN'S PRESTON ALE
was the pleasantest, the most wholesome, and the best of any
sold in this market ; and we now beg again to remind them of
the same fact. Casks, of alt. sites, may be had of the sole
Agents,

S. BOWMEN and SON,
✓ 21 , PARK-LANE,
OPPOSITE ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL

FISH CARVERS AND FISH KNIVES,
IN SILVER AND PATENT ELECTRO.
SILVER AND PLATED DESSERTS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.

JAMES WORDLEY,

GOLDSMITH, SI LVERSIV!ITH. JEWELLER, AND WATCH-

MAKER,
.56r1 oRD-STREET.
SEitfICES OF PLATE ON HIRE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

poor, and in this I;,:ay had. done much by

and giving to them a more abundant supply of water ;
but unless the efforts of the council were seconded by
associations like the one which they were then advocating,

those efforts must prove abortive. The physical im-
provement of the people was to be blended with the
moral. Why did we need juvenile reformatories, if
Christianity had done its duty ? We were usually ex-
tremely sensitive when our pockets were affected, and yet
we were erecting a new gaol at a cost of £150,000, the
occupants of which were the miserable oljects of which
they were speaking. Mr. 11. then read an extract from
a paper drawn up by the late Mr. Rushton, showing that
in prosecuting fourteen children the borough had been
put to a cost of 1:8S9. How much would this have done
towards giving those children Scriptural instruc •

ragged schools ? Mr. tiolme then, at great length, con.
tinued to argue in favour of ragged behooli, and con.
eluded by seconding the resolution.
Moved by the Rev. Mr. BIRRIELL, tecondial by A. L
RITCHIB, q.,

" That this meeting, deeply regretting to And that, from the
inadequacy or the tunds, the usefulness of this important
society has been so much circumscribed, sod considering it

worthy of hearty support, recommends it to the liberality of
the inhabitants of Liverpool."
Moved by the Rev. VERNER WHITE, seconded by
C.BUSIIELL, Esq.,
_ _ _

" That this tneeeing, convinced that it is one of the plainest
duties of the Christii:n W cal e for the Ragged Child, and that
the Word of God is the only means by which can be taught
the source of happiness for time and for eternity, commends to
the prayers and untiring energies of the Christian public the
Ragged School Union, which assists those schoo:s atone in
which the Word of God, pure and unmutil. teal, is employed,
and where religion sanctities the secular instructions given."

The Geyser, ste
Tier dates are—R

Rev. W. W

EwBANK, seconded by

els much gratification in learning that
) bless the labours of tri:mv of those

to 504-

12th. The war in
Oribe retreated to

Arzentine forces report
Orientals joined General
is talked of. The witr
town of Monte Video it

brings original d
this long war.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

Richard Stanford and Renjaiiiin Lewis, Weiine's

shire, engineers—William Knock, Eton, Buckinghamshire,
nurseryman—James Thomas Jones, Bathbone- place, London,
Manchester warehouseman—William Robinson, West Lynn,
Norfolk, groc2r—Thomas Barnjum, Pall-mall East, London,
and Willesden, wine merchant—Edward Sills Clarke, St. Mary
Cray, Kent, baker—William Evans, Banbury, Oxfordshire,
ironmonger—Henry Woolf and Isaac Lyons. Cripplegatc-
buildings, London, umbrella manufacturers—Alfred Bradford,
Assembly-row, Mile-end-road, London, licensed victualler—
Solomon Solomon, Strand, London, tailor—Thomas Patient,
Saffron Walden, Essex, comer—John Custanep tfina

. _
tamer, as before advertised), Greei
DIVIDENDS.—Dec. 1 C. Evans
,

ter, banker—l

16, R. Derham, Leeds, and W. A. [findle and J. Derl
Dolphinholme, Lancashire, worsted spinners.
CERTIFICATE.—J. Raphael, Liverpool, jeweller.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR uv

./. Edward Alanson (proof and div.)
27, Sidney Sherlock (2nd)
27, William Gamble (audit)
28, S. Clegg, T. Mather, K. Pringle,
Williamson (proof and div.).
28, William Gamble (proof and div.)
28, K. Pringle (proof and div
8 rt, 9 *-

ict Court, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11

Jec. Joseph Beresford (proof and div.) .
2, Robert Murray (audit)
2, John S. Ritson (Ist)
3, William Pritchard (Ist)
4, Daniel E. Monies (Ist) a.
4, William Green, jun. (audit)
4, Samuel I`l(niglit, jun. (proof and div.)
5, J. R. and W. Irving (2nd) Ditto
5, Samuel Mayor (2nd)
5, G. and S. Pim (2nd)

5, Richard Deane (pro 4 and (
5, William Green, jun. (proof

lltarttit

--4.--

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ITARKET,

NOVEMBER 22,

Hay. old, rst 0 7 0 0 Bil Potatoes,
Nevi
Clover
Ditto, Green
Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Cattle
S►-" --' • 0 2#— 0 3i Turnips, ¢ ton .16 0

;raw, Wheal
Oat

0 3-1 M

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN SP. JOHN'S MARKET,
Novnainvn 99_

Beet ..
Mutton

s.
is l' 0 4f to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.is t!.. 0 oto 0 0
O 4f— 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 8— 1 0
O 6 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0
Do. Eng. 7p lb 5 6 0 0
0 0 Peaches.... each 0 0— 0 0
p couple. 2 6 0 0
... 3 0 4 0
itch 2 0 8 0
2 0 6 0

Lamb fflre.qr.. 0 0
llond-qr
Fresh Pork
Bret .
Salmon
Soles
Cod F

O si 0 6_
O 7 0 0 Ducks
O 0 0 0 Turkeys
O 4 0 7 Geese...

1 2 Rabbits
0 10 Grouse

Fresh Butter 1 0
Salt Ditto
Filberts
Walnuts .

p 100 0 0-

- 0 A Partrid

cple. 1 0— 2 0
brace 5 0 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

EMIGRATION AND REFORMATION.

A very remarkable testimony has just been borne to the
reality of the work now going on in Ireland, in a paper
which is entirely devoted to the Romish cause The
Dublin Evenini/ Post is a journal most earnestly attached
to the Romish Church, and which has for years past done
the Established Church in 'lreland all the damage in its
power. But, in a late number, it thus writes :

•
"There is no foreseeing where the emigration will stop, or
when. Now, although great numbers of Protestants of every
denomination, particularly of Presbyterians, emigrate—there
is no doubt that the overwhelming majority are Roman Catho-
lics. This drain, therefore, will reduce the proportion of the
Catholics in reference to the Protestants of the Establishment
at any rate. That ratio has been already fearfully reduced by
famine and pestilence, and it is diminishing by the still more
rapid and continuous progress of emigration. This is not all,
however. We learn from unquestionable Catholic authority,
that the success of the proselytizers in almost every part of the
country, and we are told in the metropolis, is beyond all that
the worst misgivings could have dreamt of. There is not only
no use in denying these statements, hut it would be an act of
treachery t• the best interests of the Catholic Church to conceal
them, or even to pass the matter over as a thing of no great
moment. But there is no Catholic who does not regard the
movement—if he be a sensible and a sincere one—:.nd not a
brawler and a mountebank (we shall have something to say by-
and-by to one of these) with, we were going to say, dismay—
hut we shall substitute for the word, indignation and shame.
Well, then, would it not be advisable to trace back this awful
defection to its remote causes ?"

Now, we have no wish to strain these admissions be-
yond their just value ; but unquestionably they do prove,
so far as testimony can do it, that the work going on in
Ireland is genuine, and very extensive. This surely yields
the highest encouragement. The admissions of an oppo-
nent must necessarily have more weight than the represen-
tations of many, perhaps, over-sanguine friends.—Record.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

frante.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
The blowing
FIRST-CLASS STt.AM-SHIPS
-..,Tf‘\ or other suitable Steamers employed in the
•Trade between
LIVERPOO --and HAVRE,
are intended to Sail (with o out Pilots) from Comma
DOCK, as follows :
From LI POOL to HAVRE DIRECT,
COMMODORE.... 'his Day, Nov. 25, at 11 o'clock, Forenoon.
FARES:
Liverpool to Havre Cabin, 255. ; Steerage, 12s. 6d.
This direct communication between HAVRE and LIVER-
POOL is intended to afford to Shippers facilities for the Tran-
shipment of French, German, and other Foreign Goods by the
British and North American Royal Mail and other Steam ships
to the United States, and by Sailing Vessels to all parts of the
world.
For Freight or Passage apply, in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Man-
chester, to Jon ti WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC IVER. 1. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

from Bombay for this port, 15th Aug., in lat. 18 S, long. 71 E
Milan, of Bordeaux, 11th Sept . in lat. 35 S, long. 20 E—Ormelie,
from the Clyde for Calcutta, 13th Oct., in lat. 14 N, long. 35
W—Appleton, from Coquimbo for Swansea, 22d Oct. in lat.
29 .1. long. 35 W—Rome, 27th Oct., in lat. 35 N, long. W
Anna Robertson, from ondon for Swan River, Bth Oct., in lat.
9 N, long. 2 W—Mary Woods, 13th Oct. in lat. 16 N, long. 26
W—Arethusa, from Callao for Cork, 14th Oct., in lat. 18 N,
long. 24 W—lift, hence for Lima, 9th Nov., in lat. 10 N, long.
25 W—Melody. from Cadiz for Monte Video, 9th Nov., in lat.
10 N. long. 28 W—Tigris, hence for Calcutta, 17th Oct., in lat.
8 N. long. 25 W—Lahore, hence for Calcutta, 9th Aug., in lat.
10 S, long. 83 E—Willem, from Batvvia for Rotterdam, 15th
Oct., in lat. 15 N, long. 27 W—Favorite, hence, 7th Nov , in
lat. 48 N, long. 11,-11lelita, from Smyrna for this port, Is. Nov.,

off Cape .rasi3a-roLChrysolite, from- China for this port.

Aug., off Saga Islam]
long. 12 W—Eblana,

25th Sept,—Jp)eona,

—Heroine,
henee for udessa,

hence for Vera Cruz, in lat. 43 N, long. 12 NV—Sandford, hence
for Calcutta, 13th Nov., in lat. 51 N, long. 7 W—Patriarch,
from Calcutta for London, 10th Nov., in lat. 48 N, long. 24 W
Isabella Harnett, 12th Sept., in lat. 35 S, long. 23 E—Duke of
Lancaster, from Shanghae for this port, 17th July, in let. 25 N,
long. 125 E—Mandarin, from Shaughae, Bth Aug., in lat. 1 N,
long. 132 R—Albion, from London for Rio Janeiro. 4th Oct., in
1.,t. 10 N, long. 26 W—Leander, from Ceylon for London, 12th
Nov.' in let. 49 N, long. 22 W—Stockton, for Bomhay,7th Oct.,
in let. 7 N, long. 22 W—Camana, from Arica for this port, sth
Oct., in lat. 11 N. long. 23 W—George Hein.lch, from Cadiz
for Rio Janeiro, 6th Oct., in lat 11 N, long. 23 W—Elizabeth
from Rio Janeiro for Corunna, 16th Oct., in lat. 28 N, long
NV—A

Mantic, hence for New York, 14th Nov., in lat. 51 N, long
—Duchess of Leinster, hence for Rio Janeiro, 6th NOV., IT

lat. 15

23 W-

JoIM, from Adelaide for Sv

Oct., in lat. 7 N, long. 23 W—lmod, from Bombay for Trieste,
26th Oct., off Cape St. Vincent—Duncan, from Calcutta for
this port, 21st Aug.—Arrow, of tLis port, 11th Oct., in lat. 20
N, long. 30 IV—Byron, of this port, 25th Oct., in lat. 42 N. long.
19 W—City of Manchester, hence for Philadelphia, Nov., in
hit. 50 N, long. 28 W—Belle Vue, from Madras for Cape Town,
29th Aug., in lat. 31 S, long. 37 E—Panama, 14th Sept., in lat.
29 S, long. 11 W —Artistic, Bth Oct., in lat. 8 N, long. 23 W
Isabella, 12th Oct., in lat. 14 N, long. 26 W.

Vessels passed the Soun t for Live►pool.
Nov. 11, Celerity, Jones, from Dauzic.
11, William, Watkins, do.
12, Lucy L. Hall, Thomas, from St. Petersburg

TIDE TA IMF

Nov., h. m.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

SPORTING NETTS.

WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON MEETING

The following are "Malton's" prophecies for the race 3 at
the above-named meeting, which commence this day :
A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 soya each, with 20 added, for two and
three-year olds.
--Sabra 1, Tightwaist 2.

The. GREAT wAßwick HlNDlcAp:—Marquis 1, Achyran-
thes 2, Italian 3.

A SIVEEPSTA RES of 5 °ova. each, with 20 added, for all ages
—Cauriri 1, Exhibition 2.

The LEAMINGTON WELTER CUP.—Fernhill 1, New Forest
Deer 2.
A FREE HANDICAP HURDLE PACE
George 2,

,—Maria Monk 1, Lord

The
TheGRAND OPEN STEEPLE CHASE.—Feter Simple 1, Bri-
tish Yeoman 2, Oscar 3.
The HUNT CUP STEEPLE CHASE.—Proceed 1, Hero 2.
The FREE HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE.—EliZellai, Frank 2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS

TOURISTS and VISITORS will be pleased with the Magnificent Display of NEW WINTER GOODS,
AT J. CRIPPS'S BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAWL WAREHOUSE,

14 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
The Reduced Scale of Profits made at the Openitii of his New Establishment has been a decided ; the increase of Busi-
ness being more than double, with but littleintreased expense.
THE LARGEST SHAWL ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
• JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR, 14 & 16, BOLD-STREET.

COMMERCIAL REFECTORY,

CHANDELIERS.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
LIVERPOOL,

19, CHAPEL-STREET,

LivEßpqat-,

(A COMPARISON ,INVITED),

OPPOSITE LkCELOTS-HEY

BENJAMIN HIGGS'
IRONM6NGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD STREET.

SELLING OFF.
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,

GEO. AMBLER, SHIRTMAKER, HOSIER, GLOVER,
and GrywristallV's OUTFITTER, 108, BOLD-STREET, begs
ttethank his Customers for their kind patronage; and respect-
fully informs them that he intends going to Australia, previous
to which he will -ELL the whole of his STOCK, at very Reducd
Prices, for Cash only ; and hopewthose who hove accounts due
to him unpaid will settle.thrfn as early as possible.
AMBLER,
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER,
108, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-25

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