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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

Trish Go
atment.

It is part

f the P,

;e the loyal, whilst i

But even this is no

enough. Lol
tutions of the

d devotion to the existing insti-

)untry, are no

to be discour

are to be put down and crushed

ion and P,

e and madden through the

voice, or;t(
without be

opinion upon passing events,
tal censure and de-
leges or honors which its
retained, amidst the wreck
d and even perilled life for.

very a

f Rome, the
ion.

fomen-

.ers of disturbance and clisat

The first s

movement has

he deputy

attire county of
VT7

Mr. Watson had

stility towards the policy
was a Protestant—an

of Sir Robert
Orangeman—h

He was a tried and a

~ through

in a letter a

DI his

n materials ready enough for
►e patriotic gentleman—Mr.

Lueen,

hich it is clear no

from henceforth

letter to the

in anoti

m the government

D cover

triple brass

Ireland, resigning

V SUG-

CELLO

nty of Down,

gust 13, 1845

pted a commission of

rry, and of his son, Lord
.rs I have discharged the

ny life, for

ed any favour, but the re-

11 accept the resigna-

ae the favour of a Au-

official situation under

ministry, who have dis-

d contemporary
incy of th

_ ;
and by their truck-
usted every loyal man
,nstitntion and British

g coun-

7stant-neigh-

nonymous terms)

usand of them came to my
and I was most happy to
ervices in the year
m to avoid drink-

It their

in all national movements are proverbially slow in
coming forward to assume their proper position and
duty. Englishmen and Irishmen, however, are

generally at their posts when their presence is called
for; and they will be so now, to the discomfiture
of their country's betrayers, and their own and their
humbler fellow protestants' preservation.

Every man of right feeling must have observed
with reprobation and disgust, the tone of satisfaction,
and almost of rejoicing, with which the recent un-
genial weather has been written of, and spoken of,
by the League party. The prospect of a bad har-

to regard as one of the heaviest calamities whici

b2fara nation—whose usual effect is to paralize
commerce, and to depress _ industry—which is felt

peasant in his cotta

een gloated over as a

powerful instrumentality for effecting a party
triumph. Not a shower has fallen, which has not
been duly chronicled, exulted over, and magnified

into a hurricane. Not a blade of wheat has suffered,
which has not been held up as an emblem of coming
victory for Anti-Corn Law agitation. The greedy

es of selfi

nal gleam

On every sic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

iw•n to the contrary on the

liddlesex-hospl,l,
Cole. Fenchturch-

month, book-

ersetAiire, surgeon
lraper—Sept. 8, W.

be shown

Mortimer

eel", Regent's-park,
tch, London,
Mid ilesex,
itreet, Lon

London, CO n 3

District Court, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 10
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 1:4
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 11

et !s still
nd every

tes current
rs giving a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

Birm tgham an 1 De

.1 unc ion

)carter shares

w hares

Ditto, Durham, X L ucash
Newport and Alergavenny
North British
Half shares
r rth Eastern

Norwich and Brando

North Wales Mineral
New shares
,North Western

Nottingham & Gr ntham
Natingham & Mansfield ..
Oxf,,rd & Birmingham Junc
Oxf rd, Worcester & V
Preston an
Pre

,nce (5 per cent
er ceut & div.)

8I Quarter

Lincoln

y and Grand is

Trex.t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

ghter of Captain PILE, steamer Nimrod
Wadebridge, Cornwall, JOHN T. GED

dau

third dau4hter of W. CRAIG, I
head. _ .

[t St. John the B

RY WRIGHT,

e6n.

WILLIAM BI

icar.STEPHE

Rector of Newton
Mousehold Hous

NOR, youngest daughter cf th

o IVES, dauglaer of HENRY CI
Artillery_

PEARCE, Esq., of

Birkenhead. by the Rev. A.
an. to ISABELLA MA RcH,
surgeon, R.N., Birken-

it's Church, Toxteth7park

111,IA, daughter c

Rev. W M

Devon, by the t
D-;,Esg.,of Eland

Esq., Captain

by t Rev. Henry (
lER' H. HA RVRE
'II, to toe Lady HEN

iO3ERT J.

M A., Fel
st dangt

bington Hall, Cheshire
Belfast, by the bride;s I
of St. Ju :e's,in this to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

Trent Valley
Tre t Valley Contir
Trent Valley & biidl

2AlWakefielcl, F

hropshire

t. tract,

1i Warwick and London
W elsh Midland
Wept Lancashire .
2i West Yorkshire
1 w orcester and 'Ding
1 Whitchaven and Furness ..,
Yarmouth. Digs and Becc'es,
24 Yarmouth and Norwich

22 York and Carlisle
SO ,ork and N. rth Midland
25 DiAo halt Shares

New Half Shares
25 Ditto, (Scarborough)
10 York and Selby £so shares

IRI•I1 LINES.
1# Irmagh and P rt Rush
13 Bandon and Bantry
2t Belfast and Rallemena
2i :tellast and Coleraine
21 _elf.st and County Dawn.. ,
2 Cork and Bandon
2E Cork and Killarney
13 Cork and Wat,rford
23 Dublin and Belfast Junction
65 Dublin and Drogheda
lg Dublin and Wexford
Dublin and Galway
23 Dui dalk and Enoit,kil'en
County Down

2 teat Munster
i treat Southern and Western
2 Extension
Irish North Midland

mionderry and Col

❑doncerry and Enniskillen
tam% Gt Western & Canal

Ditto Ext-nsion to sl*o
'every, Armagh. & L'derry

42i ry and Enniskilen
Nlewry and Warren.point
vew Ross and Carlow
3 C ster
Waterford and Kilkenny
2i Wexiord and Carlow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

the stet

ute which enables the court, when a party is found
not guilty only because of insanity, to have that party con-
fined and prevented from doing further damage. There
d one of a totally different character
h what

is another c

two parties are charged w, _ appears at first sight
to be a most dreadful offence—with having burned an-
other person to death. Now, I collect that these two
young men and the other, a companion, were engaged in

They were playing with

one another, trying to burn one another a fide

should turn out that that occurred port
however much we may deplore that bi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

NEWSPAPERS BY EXPRESS

GEORGE SEVEANT, (late of Butcher Hall-lane,)
No. 7, CHRISTOPHER-COURT, ST. RTIN'S-LE-
GRAND, LONDON, opposite the Gener ostoffice, Esta-
blished thirty-five years, forwards e Latest Editions of
Morning and Evening News • ers, up to the departure
of each Train.

Proprietors of Nevorrpers and Reading Rooms may
depend on the strictest punctuality being observed. The
Times or Morning Chronicle sent by the Night Mail, at
235. per Quarter. The Globe, Sun, and Standard, the
day after the publication, at 16s. 3d., payable in advance.

TO PURCHASERS OF PIANO-FORTES, &c.

SELLING OFF, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY;

AT AN
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION FROM THE
__ MANUFACTURERS' PRICES,

PIANO•FORTES. FLUTES, GUITARS, BAND
INSTRUMENTS,
And every Article connected with the Rusin s, including
the whole of the
PRINTED MU IC,

PREVIOUS TO EXTENSI ALTERATIONS
IN THE P . ISES,
AT JAME SMITH'S

MUSIC Sr GENEIy.e-MUSIpAL INSTRUMENT

WAREHOUSE,
LORD-S 't' R. E E T

Every description of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
for HIRE, by the Night, Week, Month, or Year.
TUNING and REPAIRING in town, or at anv dis-
tance in the country, by First-rate London Tuners and
Workmen,
FROM BROADWOOD AND SONS,

AND
COLLARD AND COLLARD'S
CELEBRATED MANUFACTORIES,

PIANO-FORTES and PICTURES REMOVED in
COVERED SPRING VANS constructed fur the pur-
pose, or Packed and Forwarded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

NEW YORK,
The new Line of Packet-ships
Tons Tons
Captain Register. Burthen. To Sail
LIBERTY, NORTON 692 1400 21st At,
MEMPHIS, COFFIN ... 798 1450 Ist Sept
SAMUEL HICKS, BUNKER 850 1500 -
These are all first-class Shi--

linittli giotates.

/

sailers

s, and

aarkably fast

te,,,,,„......
FOR NEW OR .
ONDIAKA, GLIDDEN .... 9 1400 early in Sept.
This ship is nearly n , is coppered and copper-
fastened, sails remark y fast, and is a most superior

ship for passengers

- • 0
Emigrants ought never to embark for New Orleans
wish to avoid the hot and

,re Septa

sickly weather thire.—A}.

-,7
Ar
,t--.
'll_l%
N--

C. GRIMSHAW and Ca

NEW YORK PACKET SHIPS

Sailing on the 21st of every month

_
INDEPENDENCE, ALLEN .. 850 tons.. 21st Aug.
ASHBURTON. HUTTLESTON.. 1100 tons.. 21st Sept
HENRY CLAY(new ship),NYE 1464 tons.. 21st Oct.
PATRICK H ENRY, DELANO.. 1050 tons.. 21st Nov,

Goods will not be received on b after midnight of
the 19th of each month. Frei at the reduced scale of
rates.

These splendid ships all of the first class, and com-
manded by men of
_arfat experience and acknowle
character

The accommodations are fitted in a very superior
style, and thorouAlv ventilated. Passage Money
TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS, exclusive of Wines and
Spirits.—For freight and cabin passage only apply to

CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, 'anti Co.,
Fenwick Chambers.
Freight payable at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling,

THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS

74e
4111.
7-

For NEW YORK

Sailing on the Ist and 16th of every Month

1000 tons

st-sailing, first

Their ca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

TO TOURISTS, TRAVELLERS, &c.

THE ALBERT TRAVELLING SHIRT,
(NEVILL S PATENT.)
THE ALBERT SHIRT is particularly recommended,
not only on account of tlg..-Pirckets, which are con-
veniently adapted for deßosiiing Bank Notes, &c. with
safety, but for the pesutiar construction of the shoulder,
which, with the stxerfgth and beauty of the Needlework,
render it not only one of the most durable, but most
elegant undergarment hitherto manufactured, and will,
eventually, give it a prominent position among the useful
inventions of the day.
WELCH & MARGETSON'S
PATENT SHIRT COLLARS.
A. NEVILL and CO.'S
ROYAL PATENT DRESS CRAVAT, WITH
COLLAR ATTACHED.
NEVILL'S SPRING SHIRT WRISTBAND,
DETACHED,
CLERGYMEN'S GOWNS AND SURPLICES MADE TO ORDER
P. L. MACTAGGART.

EDWARD WILKINSON,
HOSIER, GLOVER, 6.c., 35, LORD-STREET,

( Successor to the late firm of Wilkinson and Cartmell,)
RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public,
that he continues the Agency far the Sale of

C. MACINTOSH ANti-eff.'s
WATERPROOF AND AIR_,...Pg.OOF FABRICS,
a large assortment of which,hrhas constantly on hand,
viz., Piece Goods, Pi119..K Cushions, Pillow Cushions.
Neck Pillows, Knaps!'cks, and Air-proof Beds.
AIR-PROOF SWIMMING BELTS.
NURSING ARONS, &c.,

In various sizes.
N.B.—Orders regularly transmitted to the Manufac-
tory twice a week.

CHINA GOODS, EX EUPHRATES

NOW on SALE, by the undersigned, a Lot of CHINA
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, consisting of

PLAIN PONGEE IIANDKER.CHIEFS,
COLOURED DO. DITTO,
PRINTED DO. DITTO.

The above Goods will be founds-very superior article
for Gentlemen's Pocket Han rchiefs, they being of a
fine clo,e texture.
He likewise calls att ion to the Prices at which he is
now clearing off the emainder of his Summer Stock.
Good Printed Muslin Dresses, fast colour, 12 yards long,
ss. 6d. ; a Lot of Summer Shawls, from 3s. 11d. ; and
likewise a Lot of very rich long Shawls, new patterns,
that have been sold at 525. 6d., now 255.
ROBERT B. LUCAS,

WATERLOO-PLACE. 568( 58, CHURCH-STREET.

PATENT CORBEAU SILKS

S. LITTLER,
OF THE LIVERPOOL

GENERAL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,!
IS APPOINTED BY THE PATENTEE TO SELL THE
PATENT-DYED BIAPIrr-SILKS,

Which, for CH EAPNESS and ETRABILITY, cannot be
surp ed.
BLACK SA S. SATINETTS,
\VAT_ DDU CAPES,

'CHECKED, STRIPED, AND BROCADE SILKS,'

REAL IRISH POPLINS,
IN EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY
114, Bold-street, Liverpool.

WILLAN'S PUBLIC LIBRARY,
73, BOLD-STREET

THIS PUBLIC' CI IiCULAT LIBRARY will
be found one of the most ensive in England, now
established Forty Years, 'tabling nearly SEVENTY
THOUSAND VOLUMES, • every New Work of merit,
added as soon'as published, including Reviews, Magazines,
and other Periodical Literature.

Subscribers to this Establishment are not limited as to
the time of keeping his Books.
E. W. is SELLING OFF his extensive Assortment of
Foreign BOOKS, Juvenile PUBLICATIONS, &c., at
very Rrduced Prices,' preparatory to Opening a Cheap
Stationery Warehouse.
73, Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

Ceylon
Java .

Havana

fine.. 32

Lagui ca

DYEWOODS

Logwood,'Jm. 5 0—

Hon. & Do
Camp(

chy 0 0
4 le—

Puerto Cabello 0 0—
Cuba

ACIUA WOOD

10 0-
11 10-

Camwood .... 10 0—
Red San. Wood 6 10—
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

kittritignrr

211attrts.

.1•110 i......

—Wind N.,

moderatc

WARRINGTON CORN
Total quantities per
Imp. Quarter.

1, Jackson, from Africa—Triton,
y, M' Kean,_ from Calcutta—Cor-
^

from Hal
Johnson, and

lifax—Rob Roy, Ar
I Harris,n Chiltor

0
12 19 9

and Statesman, G

Quebec

LEEDS CORN MARKET,
ti the exception of 'I bursday and

3reyhound, Coop
Schultz ; and A

Jonk Vr,

Stanfor

for Montreal
Garrick, Trash

John Woodall

her with the unfavou

to what was expected, h

Acapulc

o, for Ca .e of I ness trans
Quinneb
Lra. Pen'

per qr. dearer

or St. The
for P

i Pert Re

NEWARK CORN

son
Shutt

Our market t^-day has not been v

deal of Wt

t showing, but, owing,
and the

;lartha, Wit

•aretha, 800
r Barbadoes

;ard, ft
d Cuba—Coquette, I

rr Leghorn—Twenne Sodskendc,
CaAren, for Uleaborg—Falcon,

rnd Maui it ills—Vela",

ran Van

The weather yesterday having b

,a►led from I day ver

fine, 6011ib

d with a

ith frequent ,ho

t to lower ter.

ifficult t

cleney r

Pe tse, up

MARKET, AUG. 12.
Price per
Tmp. Quarter

riday, we have had a
ly slime th's week ; which, to-
le weather previou'ly, must have
the growing crops, by lodging then
yesterday's

ing contrary
1-ours to rule dull. neverthe-
ley, and obtained on the bassi
nd both Is

ted. Oats and Beaus are in reques

T, Auc. 13.
V large. There was a

to the London mar

from 2s

for Constanti- sets being down 28 per quarter, .••- morning unusually
erafin, Galdey. fine, there was a considerable reduction on last week—from 2'
gen --Pauline, to 3s per qr. The farmer's stuck up for price, but the mine'
-tzie—Martha and factors declined buying, and consequently but little busi
Gronin- ness was done.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 12.
We have received into this port s'nce Tuesday last
seer, a further liberal supply of Wheat and Flour from Ire-
inne, for Ant- land, but of other produce thence or of any Coastwise the
arrivals are very moderate ; and from Canada or Conti-
-go from the nental Europe unimportant.

a favourable, and to-

decline in London yes-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

late THE,

M'Call, Esq., of this town, to SARA Fl
JAW, daughter of the late Richard Shaw, Esq., also of this

te

Onthe 15th inst., at St. Peter's Churi

1, by license, RICHARD

COLLETT, youngest son of EZEKIEL WRIGHT, Esq., of Small
Heath, near Birmingham, to A RRIBELLA SOPHIA, daughter
of Mr. B. EVANS, Renshaw-street.
On the I Sth instant, at St. John the Baptist Church, HENRY,
eldest son of Mr. HENRY MAYBANK, of her Majest's
Cus-
toms. at this port, to MARGARET, third daughter of the late
Mr. EVAN JONES, of Toxteth-park.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

er. the t
[IOM <1 S

FAIRCLOUGH, F.sq , of Holly Bink, near Li
BESSIE, the only daughter of DRUMMOND AND
a.. Belfast.

On the 14th instant, at Rhydland, by the Rev. IT. Lloyd
).A., DAVID HUGHES DAVIES, Church Gates, Ruthin, t
4.12A1l BATHER, the only daughter of the late EVAN ELLIS
sq., of iVleiford, Montgomeryshire.
Same day, at Bebbington, by the Rev. T. F. Redhead, JOHI

rf JO N CLINT. Esq., of Rock Ferr

_ .
e day, at St. George's, Hanover-square, London, HENRY,
ITON, Esq , of Bold hall, eldest sou of Sir Henry Hogh-
pf Hoghton Tov, er, in this county, to LOUL-A
JOSEPH SAN-

youngest daughter of the

JOSEPHINE
OARS, Esq.
Same day, at Maghull Chapel, by license, by the Rev. Georg
I-101cm), A.M , EDWARD WILLIAMS, Esq., of this town, to
MARY, daughter of ROBERT HARRISON, Esq., Moss Side

t, Mary', Church, Edge-bill, by the Rev. E. J
Niel(Son, -Mr. ROBERT WILDING. jun , of Everton, to MARY
eldest daughter of Mr. JOSEPH ASHBROOK, of Grappen Hall

St. Mark's Church, JOHN, el&

son of Mr. J.

•
WATSON MOSSEIt, Cumberland, to JANE I
ter of the late Mr. W. GASKELL,

aster shipwright of thi

ay, at St. Nicholas's

Mr. ROBERT r

'coma,. to ALICE

Canada

Same day, at St. David's Chur
I,...cetree.t. to MI s HARTLE)

Mr. T. JONES, flour dealer,

t St. inhi

, Toxteth-park
onngest davh
ILUS F.iEDEKICK GOSTENHOFER

t's Church,
A R RI ET, you

SEPALMUS LEDWA RD,
ter of MI
Esq., of I

ch, Mr. HENRY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

LIGHT OF THE Moo

perpen

,on's axis is near!

any change of seasons. But what is still more re-
arkable, one half of the moon has no darkness at all,
miler half has two weeks of light and two of

darkness alternately ; the inhabitants, it any, or rue in:.
half bask constantly in alternate earthshine and sunshine,
while those of the latter never see the earth at all. For,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

LIVERPOOL AND BURY RAILWAY

T1-1E DIRECTORS beg to inform the Shareholders
and the Public, that in addition to the intended
Junction with the Docks, an extension of the Line for a
Passenger Station into the neighbourhood of Dale-street,
&c., it is their intention to appl Parliament in the
ensuing Session for powers t onstruct the following
tributary projects, viz.:-
Ist. A Main Line of ilway to the towns of Chorley
and Blackburn, div mg from the Liverpool and Bury
Line, near Upholltind.

2d. .Branch Lines to connect the Coal Field with the
Main Line.

3dly. A Coast Line, diverging from the Main Line at
Sandhills, near Liverpool, and passing through Bootle,
Seaforth, Crosby, and Formby, to Southport.

4thly. An extension of their Ormskirk Branch from
Blague-gate to Southport.
sthly. A Railway from their Main Line, near Hindley,
through Atherton and Tyldesley, to Manchester, by a
Junction with the Manchester and Bolton Line at the
most convenient point. _ _ _

BY order of the Board,
JOHN S. HERON, Secretary

GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
(IRELAND.)
EXTENSION LINES TO LIMERICK 84* CORK.
Trt. Act of Parliament authorising the Extension of
the GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
RAILWAY to LIMERICK and CORK having received
the Royal Agent, S 13 AREHO LD E Ii S are hereby called
upon to REGI-,TER their S ES in these lines in
the Books of the Compan accordance with the pro-
visions of the Act, on o efore MONDAY, the Ist day of
September next. _

By ords DPI& Board of Directors,
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Secretary.
3, College-green, Dublin, 25th July, 1845.
N.B.—Forms of application for Registry to be obtained
at the Office of the Company, No. 3, College-green,
Dublin, or by letter, addressed to the Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

JOHN HARRISON,
SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN DYER,
29, LONDON• ROAD,
(OPPOSITE THE BLIND ASYLUM,)
LIVERPOOL.

TN succeeding to the above Business, J. H. would
-1-re-
cognise, with grateful feelings, the large amount of
patronage enjoyed by his esteemed Relative, during a
period of twenty-eight years. ---,
In soliciting a continuance of,putfie favour, J. H. begs
ey
to state that, having been con ected with the business for
a large portion of the abov period, he hopes the know-
ledge he has acquired in I its departments will enable
him to maintain the hio. position so long occupied by his
esteemed predecessoy•
J. H. would further state that, while the Business will
be conducted on the same principles which have marked
its progress for so many years, lie will spare neither time,
labour, nor expense, in introducing those improvements
which he deems necessary, as the best security for public
confidence, and the only recommendation to public sup-
port.

MOREEN (Bed or Window Furniture) Cleaned or Dyed,
and Watered.

DAMASK.—CHINTZ FURNITURE Cleaned and Glazed
(equal to new).
SHAWLS, of every material and the most delicate co-
lour, carefully cleaned.
Silks, Satins, Crapes, Bombazines, De Laines, &c.,
Cleaned or Dyed and Finished in a superior manner.

Gentle;nen's Clothes Cleaned and Renovated

P.S. Orders through the Post will be promptly at-
tended to, executed within a limited period, and returned
with the greatest care.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

fitted to nod

day, anc

.rnment

generally reg,

t, in expressing

not offer

atever description tt

W.finry

otanbari).

UG. 19, 1845

Mexico, was duly

about the annexation )(Texas,
alluded to, albeit we did not

refix to it, as did some of our contetn-
.te of " a declaration of war by Mexi-
y observed by a Manchester contem-
antile body do not attach any serious
lug it as

lomontade in which govern

frequently indulge, without any
lug them up by warlike proceed-

in our last, and which was
of the previous day, to the

he Free Church of Scotland h,d
to a Ch•irch at Manchester, that the

at one of the

it it was solely in conse

preventing his doing

s regret that the prayer for
Sunday at the church
think the remark is
ght with great pro-

,very recurrence

6s that we may

In due season." The prayer
I the churches on Sunday.

e of the pressure of

tides and communi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

currier—E. M. Marks

h-square, and Stanha

London, apt olbteri, —P

fit to the manufactur

Manch(

e in the Cloth

weather. Tuesday's
the warehouses hay
owing, principally,

Fancy C

teadily

t work ; and should we be bless

'est, there

is httle'or no doubt of the continuance
thrcughout the whole of the woollen district

iealthy trade

BRADFORD.—Our market. the weather being tolerably fine,
was well attended on Thursday, and a fair amount of business
in p ce goods, at former prices, was transacted. The wool
trade is not very active, the manufacturers hanging off pur-
chasing at the present rates. The yaru trade is brisker than it
has been for some time past, but prices do not advance.

• - -
HUDDERSFIELD —Trade in this district remains brisk. Fewer
goods were offered in our market on Tuesday than usual : they
were all quickly bought up, at firm prices.
. .

•• - - -
ITA►.►Fea.—The market in our Piece Ilan on Saturday was
but very slack, owing partly to the very unsettled state of the
day. the rain falling in torrents during all the business hours.
The principal sales were in heavy woods. In the warehouses a
fair business was transacted in Yarns. Wool remains firm, and
some heavy sales were made in the finer sorts for the Rochdalo
Flannel trade.

HOSIERY AND LACE 'FEAbss.—The silk glove branch is yet
rather dull, and seems in a state of agitaticn, on account of the
wages, both in the Derby and Nottingham trades. Some part
of the silk knotted branch is still in a toterab e state. The
plain silk hose trade in Nottingham and Derby is still ex'remely
dull. There is no visible amendment in the drawer branch,
the hands being, in most instances, rather short of employ-
ment. The wrought cotton hose trade is still very dull. but
we do not think it has retrograded. The cotton cutup hose
branch, though very much dep essed, has improved a shade.
The bobbin-net trade has again somewhat revived. There Is
little ur no variation in the warp lice trade : if anything the
Aton bran, lied. The si k branches,
-“,n. The worsted
- "enerally

have a MI

the ma

rich hcn•e

MARI

j rurnips. v• ton 21 0— 0 0
if
o _ 7 Moog lewurzle 0— 0 0
0 0— 0 Manure

raw, Wheat... 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

G. 12

W. Brad.
e Britain,

xds J. M

r—S ept

irmingh ,m,
ham, factor

A-warehouse-
.ochdale, Lan-

girds J

ry stable-
:n-street,
I—J. and

1-S-. Rid-
y:tol, en-

teal pe

lane, London, corn•fac

,road strec

d Wigmore•street, Ca•

gin, 'dealer in re,;imental

Ltkinson. York,
!on, plumbcrs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

NOTICE

THE DIRECTORS of the LIVERPOOL and
BURY RAILWAY COMPANY (originally the
Bolton, Wigan, and Liverpool) having observed an Ad-
vertisement of the " LIVERPOOL AND LEEDS DIRECT
RAILWAY," in which it is stated that a preference will
be given to the Shareholders of the " BOLTON, WIGAN,
AND LIVERPOOL RAILWAY CO xy" in the Allot-
ment of Reserved Shares i at scheme,—think it right
hereby to inform the P c, that they have no connexion
whatever with the IVERPOOL AND LEEDS DIkECT
RAILWAY."

By Order,
JOHN S. HERON, Secretary
33, Dale-street, Liverpool,
Auptest 11, 1815.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

Cheshire

game d

E rrA R AM BA la. dal
and sister of the Earl of C

On the 13th inst., at Woodchnrch.
1.A., rector, the Rev. HARVEY GO'

GEORGE Esq..oi t

Rev. Drumr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

be wholly so, i
light these

worst feature in railway speculation was the buyin
by anticipation.' I know saveral instances where
have lost a large sum by this species of gambling,

can call it by

know me, in haste, t

rders to all your corr

f shares at t

fferent towns, tha'

they, in future, onl

f those scheme
w.state the pric

heMarket, arid not, as n

crip is in t

emium per st
1 just advertir

of those comp:ltnes only in embryo,
Jefore the allotment of letters, and

is the plan you adopt with respect t

the L;ildon S

course with the country ones? For when there are no quo-
n lirLondon, people naturally look to what is
____„ _Averpool.Bristol, &c., when they find any parti-
cular scheme is rising. The directors aredeluged with a host
plieations from all parties—good, had, and in-
ant—and the former, or those who _ apply for the

.3tions give
It. I

of bond j

'? investment, generally receive r
tion ; while the bad,

.
answer to their lette
those who want shag

f appl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

DIED

e of Saturday.)

in Italy

yeari D

Lately at Mogher, baroneyc7fCwneybcg, county of Lime
rick, at the patriarchal age of 106 years, JAMES CAREY. El
nossessed all his mental faculties unimpaired until his last mo

ments.
Lately, at Gheat, where she was bcro, MARIE SCHILLEY-
NEK, who for seventeen years, performed milita y service du-
ring the wars of the empire. She was present at twelve battles,
received six sabre wounds at Gemappes, and was taken prisoner
aly. At the passage of the bridge of Arcola, she received a
tel ball in the thigh. Although her sex was known, Napo.
Cor.wk.i Last I leon conferred upon her the rank of lieutenant. At the battle
_ tho flarwirnt;nn of the. r.n.rinn of Finnnnr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-19

RIGHTLY SERVED

Tuesday, Ann Clarkson was

brought

-court charged with illegally
pparel. The

the polic
pawning some articles of men's wearing

Amst the prisoner was Xrin Bennett,
who b, ged the clothes at the request of the
prisoner. ...nett, with an air of triumph, detailed all
she kbew, and so overcome was she with the satiation of
her rever ' 't she proceeded to state how the prisoner
had as,

incipal witness
-d she pl

uited ber, and then added it was in consequence
of that she had given information to the owner of the
goods, who had lost them ever since the month of May
last. Mr. Ellis, the magistrate's clerk : Then you knew
the things you pledged had been stolen ? Bennett : To
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Duplicate a

oiler (as shown by the sections) pres
ical depression of about I'2 incite,
faces of the piston, and also dishin
cast with its top and bottom face,. n

a. The holes to be expanded by lic
cylinders with steam openings, as 8
WC the cylinders. These pistons ar
. .

diameter is 16 feet, and it is
r the keel under water. The

;---
It turns it is placed in a stuffing
his part of the subject Mr. Hill
Allowing the diameter of the
`o be 15 font #l..

---n '
BRITAIN BMW

feet 6 inches circumference ;
be mechanical constructions, if
to a straight wedge, would be
I by A B,
,fig. 9, line of axis :
.-- -

ance passed over by one revo u-
'eet 2 incites); D B, circumfer- :
--P •

Vi totai effect; and C E,
of the screw. The amount of
mused by the friction or adhe-

ie water on the face of the screw
much depend on the smoothness
rface ; or, probably, n thin dim°
will be carried round with the
d the friction take place amongst
les of water at some slight dig-
r_ -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

SHARES.

ROBERT WINSTANLEY,
(Second Son of the late Mr. THOMAS WINSTANLEY,)
AUCTIONEER OF SHARES AND STOCK,
11. NORTH J.FIN-STREET,.-I.7IVERPOOL.
As R. W. finds it will be neorg`Sary to avail himself of
the existing state oft_WlClarket, he will be prepared
to SELL, at Two o'clocrevery day, such SHARES as
are entrusted to hi the previous afternoon before Five
o'clock, (in time or the Newspaper of the following day,)
or up to Twelve o'clock on the Morning of Sale.

HENRY A SCRO FT,
Furnishing Ironmonger, Locksmith, Bellhanger,
30, LIME-STREET,
(For upwards of 20 years at the corner of Elliot-street,)
BEGS to return thanks for past favours, and trust,
by attention, &c....,)9,01<rit a continuance of the
same.
N.B.—SHOWER and other BATHS on HIRE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

every co

MUNTZ'S

PATENT YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, &c.
IN consequence of many of the Vessels which were
Sheathed within the last two years with Metal made
in infringement of my Patent having re;urned home in
very bad condition, and such Vessels having been reported
by those interested in so doing as having been sheathed
with Metal of my make, which has been prejudicial to my
interest, [ have found it neces3ary to keep the sale of
Yellow Sheathing m‘de by me entirely in the hands of
those who will t e. I no other Metal.

Having granted Licences to manufacture and sell, with
full directions how to manufac in the best manner, to
Messrs. M ILLIA MS, FOST , and Co., Messrs. VIVIAN
and SoNs, and also o Messrs. SIMS, WILLYAMS,
NxirTt.t., and Co. .a d the latter gentleman being imme-
diately connected with my Liverpool Agents, Messrs. .1.
BIBBY and SONS, in the manufacture and sale of the
Metal. I have no other resource than to change my
Agency in Liverpool, which, from the Ist of May next,
will be !conducted in Liverpool by my friends, Messrs.
CHARLES MOSS and Co., at No. 4, Baltic Bnildings,
Redcrcss-street ; and no other Persons in the Kingdom
will after that date sell Metal Sheathing of my manufac-
ture excepting the following Agents, until further advice
or alteration.

All my Sheathing will be marked MIIIITZ'S PATENT,
with the weight of the sheet, per square foot, in the
centre of the mark, thus—
MUNTZ'S G. F. MUNTZ.
24 OZ. FRENCH WALLS, near BIRMINGHAM,
PATENT. April 19th, 1845.

AGENTS :
L0ND0N........ Messrs. CHARLES MOSS & Co
LivsnPooL .. Messrs. CHARLES MOSS &CO
WH ITE 11 AVEN Messrs. J. J. PEILH & CO.
GREENOCK ....Messrs. A. G. Kinsirpw & Co.
GLASGOW ...... Messrs. A. G. KIDSTUN & CO.

DyNDEF; Messrs. KERR & GUILD.
LEITH . -..
Nk.WCASTLE
NORTH SHIELDS, Me;ssrs• Pow & FAWCOS.
SUNDERLAND
HULL . Mr. JOHN FOSTsR.
~. T.
YARMOUTH .... Messrs. JOHN SHELLY & Co.
SCILLY.....
BRISTOL
JERSEY Mr P. PF.I.LiErt. . • .
WATERFORD
BELFAST...... ; Mr, A. 111.1.AINE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LAST-NIGHT'S MAIL.

LEEDS AND THIRSK LINE.—An arrangement was
yesterday come to between the promoters and the op-
position, and the preamble was declared proved.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—YESTERDAY.
The Lords Select Committee on unopposed bills sat yes-
terday, whin the following bills went through :
The Manchester, Bu, y, and RoSsendale Railway ; the
Whitehaven and Furness Railway ; the Eastern Union
Railway (Bury St. Edmund's) ; the North Woolwich
Railway ; the Dundalk and Eniskillen Railway; and the
Trent Valley Railway.
JUDGMENT ON THE REV. F. OAK ELEY.

-
Yesterday, in the Arches Court, Sir H. J. Fust pro-
nounced judgment, revoking the license of the Rev. F.
Oakeley, as minister of St. Margaret's Chapel, Nlary•le-
bane, and to prevent him from preaching in sny church
within the diocese of London ; and he also prohibited Mr.
Orikeley from performing any ministerial office within the
province of Canterbury, until he repented himself of his
errors, and declared his willingness to retract and did re-
tract those errors. He must also, as a matter of course,
condemn Mr. Oakeley in the full costs of the suit.

MARK LANE CORN MARKET-YESTERDAY.

The weather for the last three days has been stormy and unset-
tled, and has given more firmness to the Wheat trade. At this
day's market there was only a moderate supply of English Wheat,
which met a brisk sale at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. over the
currency of this day week. Free foreign in better request. and Is.
dearer; and a few parcels of bonded changed hands on speculation
at better prices than were procurable last week.
The quantity of Irish and foreign Oats, including those fresh up
last Monday and this morning, is computed at from 70,000 to 80,000
quarters, which presses heavily on the market, and prices have
yielded fully fid. to Is. per qr. on all descriptions, the demand being
chiefly to country dealers and town consumers, our dealers still
acting on the reserve, expecting to buy to more advantage before
the present supply can be cleared off.
There is no change to notice in the value of either Malt,
Barley, Peas, or Beans.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

YORK AND LANCASTER RAILWAY

PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.
Capital £1,600,000, in 32,000 Shares, of £5O each.
Deposit £2 10s. per Share.
THIS RAILWAY is intended to CONNECT the
CITY of YORK with LANCASTER in a DIRECT
LINE.

It will commence near the City of York, and proceed
thence through or near Knaresborough, Ripley, Pateley
Bridge. Hartlington, Burman, Thorpe, Linton, Thresh-
field, Ketton, Bardley, Malham, Kirkby, Malham-Dale,
Skipton; Gargrave, and Settle, t 6 Lancaster, passing en
route through extensive tracts of Coal, Lead, and other
Mineral productions.
_„„-
A detailed Prospectus, with a List of Provisional Com-
mittee, will be published in a few days. In the. meantime
applications for Shares, accompanied by respectable re-
ferences, can be made to the Solicitors, Messrs. CHATINT-
LER and WESTWOOD, 8, Gray's Inn Square, or to the
Secretary, SAML. HOLDSWORTH, Esq., Sowerby Bridge;
near Halifax, Yorkshire.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

Oburatio It.

AVACANCY occurs for an ARTICLED PUPIL, in
a Ladies' Finishing School, where advantages of no
common kind can be offered. A Young. Lidy possessing
MUSICAL TALENT would find this a most desirable op-
portunity for studying the science and practice of Music,
either on the Piano-forte or Organ, one of the heads of
the Establishment being a Pr essorr-French taught by
a resident Parisian. Tb - sung Lad would be placed
on an equal footing • every respect, with her compa-
nions. Rtferencet of the highest respectability can be

offererl.
Address, Y

Mr. CATHERALL, Bookseller, East-

-hester

EDUCATION IN FRANCE

MR. F. MONTEU NIS, Master of the Seminary for
Young Gentlemen at Bourbourg, near Calais, begs

to inform hi—s
Friends in England tbai he is at present in
London, (Nu. 7, Panton-square, Coventry-street,) and
that on or about the 13th of July he will return to Bour-
bourg, with the YOUNG GENTLEMEN who may be
confided to his care. In this 1• hment the Service
of the Church of Englan ' egularly react every Sunday,

- _
Morning and Afteettby the Young Gentlemen of that
religion, with ths- nglish Assistant and Mrs. Monteunis,
who is an English Lady and a Protestant.

Prospectuses, with references, may be obtained of Mr.
F. J. FOWNES, 10, Lolrd-street, Liverpool, who has
been at th

Seminary

, Orr

nducted by

RE-OPENED on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LAST TEN DAYS.
PRACTICAL PHRENOLOGY.
" I have found the greatest bent-fit from this science as a
Minister of the Gospel. And, in dealing with my peo-
ple in the ordinary duties of my calling, the practical
benefit 1 have derived from Phrenology is inestimable."
—D. Walsh, D.D., Professor, University of Edin-
burgh.
iur RS. HAMILTON (from Edinbtirgh) acknowledges
IVI the distinguished patronage she has received since
her arrival in Liverpool, an4,-begs to intimate that she has
REMOVED to (more commodious Apartments) No. 75,
RENS 11 AW-STit EET.

Mrs. H. begs to call the attention of Parents and
Guardians to the great utility of Phrenology, regarding the
education of youth, showing how the talents may be di-
rected in a way highly calculated to enhance the r future
welfare, pointing out how the weak organs may be culti-
vated and directed to the various Trades and Professions
of life.

Parties wishing to avail themselves of the present op-
portunity of having a faithful portrait of their moral and
intellectual nature, would do well to call early, as Mrs.
H.'s stay is limited in Liverpool, on account of engage-
ments elsewhere.

Hours of Attendance, from Ten to Five, and Seven to
Nine in the Evening.
Families and Boarding Schools attended at their own
residences.

Terms :—Chart, Is. 6d. ; Brief Outline of Character,
2s. 6d. ; a Full Written Analysis, ss.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

ment Railway Commissioners

No Shareholder to be liable beyond the amount of his
,S'ubseription.

CAPITAL, .01,000,000, IN 40,000 SHARES OF £25 EACH

Dzi.osir, £1 7s. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUNE 24.
Fine fresh wheat lirm at last week's rates, but in warehoused
sorts little passing. Oats as before. Beans rather dearer.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 25

We had a very limited supply of stock to-day; and, as the
demand continues good, jobbers were enabled to obtain a little
advance on all kinds of meat. Best heifer beef brought 62d.
per lb; mutton, 64d. to 62d. to 7d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

6d:, Bd., 10,1
3d., Is. 6d.,

Is., and I

per yard, D

, Patent
!s, Halls,

Gd. per

1. per yard,

id 23. 6d. per yard.
masks, 10d. to Is. 6d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

There will not be an exhibition at either the Collegiate or
Mechanics' Institution this summer
We are sorry not to be able to gratify the wishes of "A heshire
Reader." We nued not state our reasons for declining the
req est. as we hone they will occur to our correspondent ; he
must consult an attorney as to the Intter question.
We are compelled to hold over a vast mass of comninnications.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

;ALVANIZED IRON COM-
lnounce to the Public, that
4AMILTON. Jun., their

?II 11 E PATENT
PANY i,eg
they have appoint&

Sote Agent, in Liverpool, who will always have on hand
a large Stock of their METAL, for Roofing, Sheathing

Ships, &

Ample Testimonials can be seen cif_the complete suc-
cess of this important discovery...An' preservipg Iron Iron
Corrosion in s-,a-water or Trnp ntmi
JOHN HAM ON, JUN
2J4 —STREET, LIVERPOOL

AGENT,

P.S.—The New Houses of Parliament are now being
Roofed with Patent Galvanized Iron. _ _

Many ships fr
Sheathed with it at on
to answer well, the bottoms of thos

and other Ports have been
the cost of Copper, and found
that have returned

fled by Certificates from the owner

or foulness

H., Jun., is also Agent for Tosswill's Patent
HAIR FELT, which will he supplied at reduced prices
with the above articles for sheathing purposes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

3. LANE I

REPUBLIC. C

and under most minute i
consists of live olk, and s
years, and is well kno,efs a ret
terms of freight or passa

_
ge apptv to
C. GRIMSHAW

Freight of Fine Goods 15:

For pawyr only.
Ni For W YOliK,
Th.- Black Ball Line of Packet Ship
CA M Bli IDGE, Captain W. C. BARSTOW ;
and 1500 tons burthen. To sail pu
he 16th July, her regular day.—Apply as above

877 tons re!

(One inter sf.;

&tram

*** The CABIN PASSAGE MONEY, per Steamer
BRITANNIA, on FRIDAY next, th+• 4th JULY, will
be THIIiTY GUINEAS, and One Guinea Steward's
Fee.

BRITIS

&ND NORTH ERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STE I-SHIPS,
d 0 Horses' Powereach.

200 Tons

A.PPOINTED BY THE-ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL ant. BOSTON,
NT HALIFAX TO L<•ND ANT) RECEIVE PAS-
SENGERS AND HER MAJESTY'S MAILS.
BRITANNIA, Captain JOHN HEWITT.
CAMBRIA, Capt&nC.H.E.JuntuNs.
li \ HIBERNIA, Captain ALEX. RYRIE.
.011. C A LEDONIA, Captain Eown. G. LOTT.
ACADIA, Captain Wm.HARRISON.
The Vessels appointed to sail from LIVERPOOL are the
BRITANNIA on the 4th July.
CAMBRIA on the 19th July.
HIBERNIA on the sth August.
Passengers' Luggage must be on board the day previous
to sailing.

CALLIN

Passage

ithout 'Wines or

l board, to Boston or
Steward's Fee, One
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

MOND tY, 30th JurrE.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.

ARRIVED.—John Christian, Thomas, fe m rhina—Mary Stod.
dart, Sparks, and H. Walker, —, from Calcutta—Lena,
Ford, and Ehz. Bruce, Day, from Plum Pudding Island and
Ichaboe—Susan, Flood; Walpole, Thomas, and Monarch. Ste-
phen, New Orleans—Aurora, Steer; Queen, Leary. and Wind.
sor Castle, Hanley, Mobile—Geo. Skofield, Skofield; Thomas
Harrison, Scott, and Colossus, M'Donald, Apalachicola—Espin-
dola. Barstow, Savannah—t,avatara, Smith, and James Calder,
Smith, Quebec—Enterprise, --, and Daring, Crisp, Leghorn
Mary and Jane. Corfu—Margaret, Rouen—Matilda, Antwerp—
Augusta, oAend.
SAILED.—Samson. Butcher, Beirout—Anna Maria, Atkinson,
Naples—lndustrie, Zellein, Ostend—Jas. Dean, Thompson, and
Carrick, Welsh, Quebec—Portland, Rotterdam—Eli. Whitney,
Dyer, Boston—Mary, Killam, Yarmouth, N.S.—Clara. Trie,te—
Dart, Doughty, Randers—John Cooper. Greig, Hong Kong—
Standard, Fanset, and IFabella, Thorp, Demerara—Commodore,
Croix, Cronstadt—Argyle. Brockbank, Calcutta—Agnes Ewing,
Reid, Quebec—Sol,,n, Buckman, New Orleans—Duncan,
Calcutta—Henry, Shorey, Canton—Catharine, Tweedie, Sant;
Martha—Carl and Lisette, —, Wismar—Sol hia, Christine,
Riga.

Osprey. from St. John, N. 8., off Cove.
Katharine, -, from Laguna for "this port Ist May. The
North Star and William wrrs loading 2d May for Cork for
orders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

DELL AND CO.'S
bIQUID AND PASTE

IMPERIAL JAPAN BLACKING,
27 A, ADAM-STREET EAST
_ _

MANCHESTER-SQUARE, LONDON

Patronized by Her Majesty's Households at Buckingham

Palace and Windsor Castle

The serious and daily-increasing complaints against the
different descriptions of Blacking at present in use, has
induced the Proprietors to turn their attention to remedy
the defect of so great and important an article of general
utility : and, after innumerable experiments, they feel
gratified to inform their Friends and the Pnblic, they have
succeeded, and that beyond their most sanguine expecta-
tions, having brought it to the acme of perfection, and
therefore, may be allowed to say, UNRIVALLED BY ANY
SIMILAR ARTICLE IN THE WORLD !

From the scientific amalgamation of the ingredients it
will be found to produce an inimitable Jet Brilliancy of
Polish, equal to Varnish, and retain its lustre uninjured
by Atmospheric Influence; it will be found not only to
preserve the leather, but to render it soft and pliant,
combining cheapness with diminished labour, which are
exclusively the characteristics of this Blacking. From
The fact that the use of this article effects a Saving of
thirty per Cent.! they rest confident it will rank in every
household as a perfect treasure.
Wholesale Agent for Liverpool, J. ROBERTS, 92,
DUKE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

. , ECONOMIC
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT'
19, BOLD-STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE CONCERT-STREET.
SAMUEL CUTTER respectfully directs the attention
of Families Furni-hing to his large and well-made
STOCK of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, compris-
ing Dining, Drawinv-room, and Bre4fast—Parlour Fur-
' niture, in Sets of Rosewood and ,MlEogany, a great va-
riety of Bedroom Ditto, in MahOgany, Stained, French
Polished, and Japanned,,, ncluding Four-post, French,
Nursery, and Camp Bedsteads, Winged Wardi thes,
Drawers, Pdlar Tabled-and Stands, a great variety of Bed-
room Chairs, Dressing Glasses, and every article requisite
for Comfort and Elegance in Furnishing.
S. C., feels confidence in recommending to his Custom-
ers, his superior Stock of well-seasoned and chemically
purified Feathers, warranted free from smell, which Ladies
may select, and see their Beds fi led from the Bins.
Every description of Hair, Wool, or Flock Matress,
Bed and Window Curtains, and all kinds of Upholstery
executed on the Premises, by first-rate Workmen.
S. C. having established and continued to conduct his
business upon the system of selling for a small remuner-
ating profit and cash payments, is enabled to challenge
Competition in the prices and quality of every article con-
nected with his business.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

&train pabigation.

GREAT BRITAIN, STEAM-SHIP

= NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that,
for the purpose of giving Scientific Per-
sons and Amateurs an opportunity of seeing the stupend-
ous Machinery of the aforesaid Ship in action, and the
effect of the " Screw" as a Propeller, the Directors have
decided on carrying PASSENGERS from KINGS-
TOWN to LIVERPOOL.

She will start from KIN GSTO at Eight o'clock, A .M.,
on THURSDAY next, the 3d ly ; or, should the IRON
DUKE (the Mail•boat le ing Liverpool the preceding
evening) not be arrive , will wait until Nine o'clock, to
accommodate Passengers who may arrive in the Iron
Duke and wish to return in the GREAT BRITAIN.

Passage
board.

Money, Twenty-five Shillings, to be paid on

ON SALE,
GUAN.
PERUVIAN AND AFRICOAN GUANO
Apply to

EDW. CLARKE and Sp,ltfrtemple•court

The present is a mos vourable time for using this
Manure for sowing_ rnips or Top Dressing early-cut
Meadws, which may be done at the present low prices at
under 20s. per acre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

THE GREAT MANCHESTER HOUSE,
VrOLESKINS. BEAVERTEENS. Pat-nt CLOTH
.L.V.I MOLES. COTTON CORDS, VELVETEENS,
&c., with every other descriptiongtßOTTON GOODS
usually purchased by Tailors.
The largest Stock yAILORS' TRIMMINGS in
Liverpool.
No. 69,
PARADISE.:STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

lers' Precept

m relative

'-H. REID'S

J. A. FORILFST

.3e glad tc

E PRINTS

TREET, in

:Jots of

)ANIASK

kets, Sheet-

1 9 to 2 6 per yard

2 6pr Eq. yd

& GENERAL
USE,

AND MA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

The very fine first-ela.s Acne
PANTHEA

i
611 tons register ; coppe
remarkably fist, and is in
ance for goods and passengers or t
ROBT: E. NV ER, H, G
Freight payable at ton dollars e
sterling

1 and cow

To be succeeded by a

HECTOR

Will be despatched punctually on the Bth instant, (wind

For NEW
ifrom The very fine first class cop; ered and copper
tr"-v fastened American Packet Ship SOUTEI RT.
C. R. GRIFFITH, Master ;

900 tons rel

wf.ll known to be one of the fa

Will study their own interest see a,
in cabin, second cabin, and steer. , befo

rnodations

any other ve.el. Cabin pg,el
thing except Wines and L' or!

deck-. foutid in bready4
bread stuffs, £2 10s. If

warded by poet for each pc rron,
and the passergers need not be
Apply to
JAMES D. ROCHE and

will be reserved
?cool till 7th July

20, Water•street

ONE of the NEN

V LINE of PACKETS
to NEW YORK.

LIVERPO(

J. C. Luce

le fr
s for tw

Her w

fist sailer.—For
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01

DER BY ROAD, BOOTLE

JAM ES AINSWORTH. JOIN.:11 and BUILDER, begs
to inform the inhabitants of Bootle and its vicinity,
that he has fixed one of.Fairbank's PATENT WEIGH-
ING MACHINES, made by H. Pooley and Son, which
is n(iw at the service of the Public, and will weigh accu-
rately from 4lhs. to 7 to is.

J. AINSWORTH availso hi of the 'present opportu-
nity to express his grat thanks for the kind manner

ment in Bootterand hopes, by moderate charges and
strict attention, to merit a continuance of those favours
so generously be•totved.
N.B.—Boards Stoved —Boards, Plank Scantling, &c.
same price as in Liverpool.
Cord, Twine, Naila, Tacks, and Ironmongery for
building purposes, on reasonable terms.

J. BRISCOE,
60 AND 62, OLDHALL-STREET,
Takes leave t., announce that
THIS AND FOLLOWING DAYS
E will have ready f q. presentation a large quantity of
.1.1. Goods, chiefly adapted for
THE PIiESENT S SON,
And which will give an oppor ity, arising from the pe-
culiar circumstances of th eriod, for selecting the most
desirable and really
CHEAPEST SU ER ARTICLES OF DRESS
THAT J - VE EVER BEEN OFFERED.
The general and serious embarassments, into which so
many of the
CONTINENTAL AND BRITISH
MANUFACTURERS OF FANCY MATERIALS
have been thrown in consecinence of the unusual prolon-
gation of the cold weather causing an alarming depression
in the Trade both in
LONDON AND THE PROVINCES,
has enabled him to purchase in London and elsewhere,
for Cash, a vast quantity of the most
BEAUTIFUL FABRICS AND DESIGNS,
IN
PLAIN, FIGURED, CHECKED, AND FANCY
SILKS AND SATINETS,
ELEGANT
FOREIGN AND BRITISH MANUFACTURED

SHAWLS. •
CHECKED AND PRINTED MUSLINS,
BALZARINES, LLAMA CLOTHS, CACHMERES,
DE LAINES, AND PRINTS;
also, a rich a!,,sortment of the toost EXQUISITE FRENCH
PRODUCTIONS. iu ele:Ent