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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

For BOST01;

American Ship ELI WHITNEY,

Master

Burthen 300 lons
a fast sailer, and in every respect a superior conveyai,,.
For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain HARDING,
on board, Prince's Dock, or to
o
ARING HES and C.
Freight payable at four dollars BROTH ERS and Co.
Freight payable at four dollars and eighty Rcents to the
pound sterling.

and copper-fastened

NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS

Sailing on
yr:,t' •

e Ist of every Illonth,viz

VIRGINIAN
STEPHEN

1034 tons

A. BRITTO!.,

650 tons.. Ist April
578 tons.. Ist May

NI 1®46.1

;Pt

aim by clurtion.

THIS DAY

Tuts DAi,lVuesday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Joneslitann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
,144120 Casks Jamaica COFFEE.
For fnrthik yrticulars apply to
,ONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

lib,' account of whom it may concern.
Tins DAiT(Tuesday,) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
• at 32, Exchange-alley North,
60 .Bags Maracaibo COFFEE (all faults,)
Just landediP a damaged state from the Wanderer.—Apply
to Messrs. NED. HUTH and Co., Merchants, or to
J01.1.N B. BRANCKER, and SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

Taxes
Property Tax ....
Post Offic

Crown Lands
Miscellaneous

Total Ordinary I
Revenue

Imprest and other'
Moneys ..

Repayments of

Advances

Total Income

Though this falling al' in the revenue has for some time
past been fully expected, still it is a matter of serious im-
portance and deep regret ; and though tt
dicative of the most severe pressure on the industrial classe
the resources of the country are uninjured, and the element
of future prosperity unimpaired. It will be seen, from the
preceding abstract, that the decrease in the revenue of the
year ending on the sth of January, 1843, as compared with
that which ended sth of January, 1842, is £922,630; while

defalcation is in-

the deer
correspc

of the last year

s no less than

£940,062

The greatest falling off is under the head of Excise ; the
deficiency for the year being £1,173,614, that for the quarter
£717,262. The Customs also exhibit a great, though not
equally alarming diminution in their returns, the quarter's
deficiency being £581,185 ; the year's, £824,275. _

The only consoling contrast is presented in the Post-office
returns, which show an increase, for the year, of £150,000 ;
for the quarter, of £14,000. The income-tax is not yet col-
lected ; and, when collected, may more than compensate for
the loss sustained in the other branches of our revenue.

HORRID AFFAIR

(From the Dublin Evening Vail.

The following particulars of perhaps the most barbarous
and inhuman outrage which it has ever been our lot to re-
cord, have been furnished to us by a trustworthy corres-
pondent :
Patrick Clarke, of Doon, in the parish of Bailieborough,
and county of Meath, died of fever, on Christmas-day, and,
having been a convert from the Roman Catholic religion, the
Protestant clergyman of the parish, accompanied by his

curate, attended, in accordance with the wish of his father,
Peter Clarke, at the grave-yard of Moybologue, to inter his
remains. One of these gentlemen, the Rev. Mr. Pentland,
having been previously threatened with violence, while en-
gaged in the interment of a daughter of Peter Clarke's, a
party of police was in attendance on the present occasion.
This precaution had the effect of preventing actual violence ;
but every insult, short of that, was heaped upon the unfortu-
nate parent of the deceased, as well as upon the senseless
corpse. Upwards of one hundred boys and young men,
apparently drilled for the occasion, interrupted the service
by every species of annoyance, and by turning into ridicule
every sentence uttered by the officiating clergyman. No
person in the neighbourhood would lend the implements ne-
cessary for opening the grave, and it became necessary to
send for them to a distance of two miles. But the climax of
this brutal transaction had yet to be reached, and was con-
sumated on new year's day, by the disinterment of the body,
which was exposed on the high road, with a notice, of which
the following is a copy, attached to the coffin :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

But the cliata

a notice, of whia

" Bring this unsanctified beast home to Winning and le
him plant him in evry where he'l be convenient at his ban,
on the days of review where he'l have no more to do ho
call him in to the fridays feast where this unhappy wren
bartered his eternal selvation for beacon and pelf and do Tic
dare any More to inter :,:s Infernal remains in the church c
St. Patrick as he despised the church of the living god whirl

is the pillar and
tians despises 1

round of truth ti

moral faithful
chris-
to Moulder

is bo
erd again he'l

taken up i

and you may a,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

Lot 40.

8 ASH TREES, numbered from 22 to 29
31 POPLAR DITTO, 9 9 from 23 to 53
This Lot is growing on Land occupied by - Barnes
and others.

Lots No. I to 14 will be shown on application to Mr.
James Hazledine, Warburton. Lots No. 15 to 30, growing
on Lands in Appleton and Crowley, will be shown by the
respective Tenants. Lots No. 31 to 36. growing on Lands
in Aston-by. Budworth, will be shown on application at
Ar:ey Hall. Lots No. 37 to 40 will be shown by Mr. Joseph
Nickson, of Great Budworth.
The above Timber is all Scribe Marked, and being full
grown and of large dimensions, will be found well deserving
the attention of Timber Merchants generally.
The3Old Quay Navigation and the Bridgewater Canal,
offer an easy and cheap mode of transit for the Timber in
Warburton, Appleton, and Crowley ; and the Weaver Navi-
gation, and Grand Trunk Canal, for that in Aston and Bud-
worth, and the whole grow on Lands contiguous to good
Roads.

Further particulars may be had on application to Mr.
SHAKESHAFT, Timber Valuer, High Legh ; or to Mr.
DONALD, Arley Hall.
N.B.—As the Lots are numerous the Sale will commence
punctually at Twelve o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

A.RRIVBL OK

THE OVERLAND

I STAIS

and papers to that date

first div

n, under G

e letter

they corn-

I of all the British troops through the hostile de-
Kbyber was fully concluded on the 7th of No-

I PoHod

bout much difficulty. The
I by General McCaskill, was not equally
ort states, of the neglect of

,erous part of the de-
, were on the watch,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JAN. 9

We have experienced but a very moderate demand for Butter
since this day se'night, and prices have ruled much the same.
Pickled Butter in fair request at 72s to ,3s, Holders of prine heavy
Beef ask rather more money ; a favorite North of Ireland brand,
has fetched 97s 6d per tierce. Middling descriptions not asked for.
Good prime mess Pork tolerably saleable at 52s to 53s per brl. The
primest Belfast Bacon may be bought at 40s, and other kinds at 34s
to 36s per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

Lot 39

21 ASH TREES, _.._ ~...
numbered from 1 to 21
22 POPLAR DITTO, ff from Ito 22
This Lot is growing in Great Budworth, on Land occu-
pied by - Darlington and others.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

ised in its movements near

d. findir

is division

ght of tl-

made an attack on

said to hat,

the baggage, a considerable quantity of which 19
fallen into their hands. During the skirmishing two officers,
Lieutenant Christie, of the Artillery, and Ensign Nicholson,
of the 30th Bengal Native Infantry, were killed, as well as
upwards of one hundred Sepoys killed and wounded, besides

a number of camp followers. -Two cannon were also taken
by them, but one of the guns was retaken on the following
•--pa well as the carriage of the other, the Khyberrees
^ealing the gun itself. With this

having found means of cor

—ion, nothing of consequence appears to have occurred
in the return of the troops from Jellalabad to Peshawur
through the most difficult defiles in Asia. The third divi-
sion. under General Nott, which formed the last one of the
army, arrived at Jumrood, the frontier station of the Sikh
territory, on the 6th. This division, through its march from
Candahar to Ghuznee and to Cabul, and through the passes
from Cabul, has earned for itself well-merited praise.

The retreat of the British from Cabul was preceded by the
destruction of the celebrated bazaar of that capital. Its de-
struction is stated to have been caused by its having been
the principal theatre of the indignities with which the body
of the British Envoy, Sir W. H. Macnaghten, was treated,
subsequent to his murder by Akbbar Khan. This assassin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-10

Lot 40

8 ASII TREES, numbered from 22 to 29
31 POPLAR DITTO, „ from 23 to 53
This Lot is growing on Land occupied by - Barnes
and others.

Lots No. I to 14 will be shown on application to Mr.
James Hazledine, Warburton. Lots No. 15 to 30, growing
on Lands in Appleton and Crowley, will be shown by the
respective Tenant's. Lots No. 31 to 36. growing on Lands
in Aston-by•Budworth, will be shown on application at
Ar.ey Hall. Lots No. 37 to 40 will be shown by Mr. Joseph
Nickson, of Great Budworth.
The above Timber is all Scribe Marked, and being fell
grown and of large dimensions, will be found well deserving
the attention of Timber Merchants generally.
The:lold Quay Navigation and the Bridgewater Canal,
offer an easy and cheap mode of transit for the Timber in
Warburton, Appleton, and Crowley; and the Weaver Navi-
gation, and Grand Trunk Canal, for that in Aston and Bud-
worth, and the whole grow on Lands contiguous to good
Roads.

Further particulars may be had on application to Mr.
SHAKESEIAFT, Timber Valuer, High Legh ; or to Mr.
DONALD, Arley Hall.
N.B.—As the Lots are numerous the Sale will commence
punctually at Twelve o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

and diffusion of their 'own

,hall therefri

not be deterred

ionally expressing our opi-
itinn brought specially before
formation of which we have
the articles and liturgy of our

umgtance of his having, some little time
for a short period at one of the churches
r. Montgomery is already known to many
LS an attractive preacher and a sound ea--
s holy Word. and in these pages he well
taracter. His doctrines are those which
ay are denominated ultra-evangelical, but

embodied in the homi

Rtolical Church

Tr. Mc

tgomery is rich

his language beautiful and

nor is there the sli

>rnomcai arrangement in the composition
We dr, not mean to say but that his
lcca,ion ally extravagant, or that his ideas
NM always bear the strictest incestiga-
, we are at present noticing are
haracterised -by any rambling flights of
--ith the subject. On the contrary,
-..—that founded on the words
and are heavy laden,
find an orderly examina-

•ed under a fourfold di

all whc

1 of t]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

TO WOOLLEN BUYERS.

THE undersigned respectfully and confidently invite
attention of Buyers of
WOOLLEN GOODS, WAISTCOATINGS, &c.,
to the Largest and Cheapest STOCK ever seen in Liver-
pool, and comprising every variety, of the Newest Styles
and most superior qualities, in
WATERPROOFED TWEEDS AND BEAVERS;
PILOT CLOTHS. warranted sound and shrunk;

WEST OF ENGLAND AND SCOTCH TWEEDS

shrunk ;

DOUBLE-MILLED BROAD CLOTHS, Water-
proofed, in all colours;
DEVONSHIRE KERSEYS, all colours;

FANCY CLOAKINGS, in about two hundred New

Patterns ;

WEST OF ENGLAND MEDLEY AND WOOL
BLACK SUPERFINE CLOTHS: a prime quality
from 12s. 6d. to 165., usually sold at 21s.
LADIES' HABIT CLOTHS, in very superior qualities.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c. Two Rooms have
been fitted up exclusively for these Goods.
VELVETS, SATINS, and FLUSHES, in French and
British Manufacture : a large variety of superior
qualities, and of the most modern styles have
just been received.
In short, we have never had it in our power, nor do we
think that any other House in the Town have been ena-
bled to offer such inducements to WooLLaN BUYERS,
as our Stock at present will afford.
Wholesale Buyers from the Country, and the Trade ge•
nerally, may select to great advantage, as we have several
large Lots from 15 to 25 per Cent. below the Manufactu-
rers' Prices. W. AND T. MORRIS.
SO, LORD •STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 30

•
Throughout the whole of last week our cotton market has
been in a very languishing state, but the arrival of the Acadia
. .

•essing sales at

id,

Cline buyers are unwilling to purchase except for their iinmedi
ate requirements. 20u0 to 3000 bales sold to-day.

COTTON MARKET

-WEEKLY REPORT

The demand for Cotton has been very moderate throughout
the week, and the prices of Friday last are bare*, supported for
American and Surat, whilst for all long-stapled descriptions the
market remains very firm. 850 Sea Island and 210 Stained do
were offered by auction to-day, about half of which found buy-
ers at fair prices. 2700 American and 300 Egyptian have been
taken on speculation, and 53 American and 150 Surat for ex-
port.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
From the 20th to the 26th Oct. inclusive.

Prices paid Ltd PORTS
SALES OF THE WEEK, in the week.,ThisWk.,thisyea

400 Sea Island
310 Stained
3370 Bowed Georgia

413863
g '6lll

)
Alabama and Tennes 4

260 { Pernambuco &Parai.l 6*
1 Aricati and Ceara 6*
880 Bahia and Maceio .. • • 6i
M 51
400
{ saawrganliam
inned
Si

I ) 32873
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

engaged in it. At the present moment, Mr.
, as the Chairman of the Dock Estate, is en-

Sands

gaged in an effort to pri

(le, for the increasing and

increased amount

so lou

I in furtherance of this

the shipping interest,

with an energ

tile associations, he has

ch ought to e;

and singleness of purpose
r him the gratitude of all but

embers of this great community

ation of our fell

not have escaped the ob-

ut being made

'-townsmen that an attempt

) revive once more amongst us

agitation of the dock

warehouse question—to

impel us once more before Parliament in pursuit of
at still untried good, for which we have already
most valuable possessions of the
control over the strand of the

Estate-

fiction of c

means, by which this pet
e accomplished, is the in•

ed inconvenience and loss upon
port by the refusal of any fur-
)mmodatiou than that which is

the commerce of the

:creased ac

warehouses upon the dock

movement we need not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

OFFICE FOR PATENTS OF INVENTIONS AND
REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS,
No. 14, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, LONDON.

INVENTORS and CAPITALISTS are informed that
all business relating to the securing and disposing of
BRITISH and FOREIGN PATENTS, Preparation of
Specifications, and Drawings of Inventions, is transacted
with care, economy, and despatch.
REGISTRATION OF DESIGNS.

Under the new Act, 6 and 7 Vict., c. 65, ARTICLES
of UTILITY, whether in Metal or other substances, may
be protected in the three kingdoms, for three years, at a
small expense. Ornamental Designs may also be regis-
tered under the Act 5 and 6 Vict., c. 100.
A PROSPECTUS, with full particulars as to the course to
be pursued, and the expense, &c. of being protected,
either by Letters Patent or the Designs Acts, may be had
gratis, upon application, personally or by letter, to Mr.
ALEXANDER PRINCE, at the Office, 14, Lincoln's Inn
Fields, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE Aldermon and Assessors of Great George Ward
do hereby make the following RETURN of a COUN-
CILLOR Elected for the said Ward, by the Burgesses
thereof, on the 25th day of October, 1813, to supply the
Vacancy caused by the resignation of James Lawrence,
Esq., and to serve so long as Mr. Lawrence would have
continued, viz., until the first day of November, 1844.

No. Ward.
¶Couneillorelectec Aldermaii Assessors.
.i)l.o7iannscoi:
9 Gt.GeorgeiGeo. G. llornby. T. Holt. e

Certified by me pursuant to 5 . nd 6 William, IV. cap.
76, sec. 35.

ROBERTSON GLADSTONE, Mayor.
Town-hall, 25th October, 1843.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

)m the Alderman's—we beg

;taternents

and anproact

what r

indeed ! For only revert

to the previous

argum

nts of the writer, and see
To effect the

how astounding

is'the inconsist

ICCOMMOI

ation required, would create

a deti-

ciency of £51,00
clod

0 per annum in the revenue of the
c estate, and double the existing dock rates;

but expend another million, in erecting warehouses

and•the Alderman is perfectly satisfied ! Add ware-

houses to your scheme, orclaim in concert Messrs

the " extravagant purchases" which you propose I
But the warehouses in question, we are assured,
are only to be warehouses upon paper—a kind of

most excellent device truly, and worthy the most

astute disciple

wink at the sacrifice of £51,600 per annu

only give him a clause in your act of Parliament to
Warehouse Oligarchy."

ing in

Yet this man is your paragon of dock economists !

k question to Mr. Evans in conclusion—for we
must really be excused the task of noticing the re-
mainder of this twaddling production. If we re-
member right, the original proposition to purchase
land from the Harrington Dock Company emanated
ks i from a gentleman, supposed on most occasions to

be tolerably well agreed in opinion with Mr. Evans
—viz., Mr. James Aikin ; and, on his motion, Mr

amount of

50,000 to 60,000 yards

The whole

at the c

sposal of the Harrington

Dock Company was found by that gentleman to be

ely he decided

been disposed to sell it, which they were not—would

be perfectly suicidal on the part of the committee,
as adding at least 50 per cent. to the value of the
remainder, which would at some future day be
and he, therefore, treated for the whole.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 25

During the present week holders of English Wheat demanded
a rise of Is to 2s per quarter, which millers were unwhling to
give, have bought freely the last fortnight. Malting Barley
was taken reluctantly at is per qr. advance; grinding qualities
Is per quarter higher. Old and new Beans and grinding Peas
must also be quoted Is per quarter dearer. lu Oats less passing,
but last week's rates rather exceeded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

EZiaWO.

AYOUNG LADY, a Member of the Church of Eng-
land, is desirous of engaging herself as DAILY
GOVERNESS, in a respectable Family. She would
prefer young children, and proposes to give her Pupils a
sound religious, English Education, but will add the ac-
complishments of Drawing, Music, and French, if re-
quired.

_
Address, by letter, pre-paid, A. Z., Box D 30, Post-
office, Liverpool.

WANTED, in a lucrative business, principally con-
nected with Shipping, and to which there is an
established connection, a PARTNER, with £800; one of
the present firm wishing to retire, from other engagements,
occasions the present advertisement. A person who
would take an active part in the business, with a good
acquaintance amongst respectable Captains, would be pre-
ferred.

Address, by letter, to N. P., at the Standard-office.

CONTRACT FOR BRITISH_ OAK_ TIMBER,

THICKSTUFF, PLANK, AND TREENAILS.

Department of the Storekeeper-General of the Navy,
Somerset•place, October 19, 1843.
THE Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord
High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, do hereby give Notice, that on
TUESDAY, the 19th of December next, at One o'clock,
they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be
willing to CONTRACT for supplying-
-14,000 Loads of British OAK TIMBER, (rough con-
tents, but to be delivered in a rough or sided
state, as the Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty shall direct,)
5,000 Loads of British OAK THICKSTUFF and
PLANK, and
400,000 British OAK TREENAILS.

To be delivered at Her Majesty's several Dockyards,
by the 31st of December, 1845, at prices including of
carriage and other expenses.
A Tender may be made for the whole Contract, or for
the quantities required for any one or more of the Yards,
but not for less than the full quantities of Timber, Thick-
stuff, Plank, and Treenails required for any one Yard ;
and it is to be understood that no Contract will be made
on the day of Treaty for the supply of any of the Yards,
unless suitable offers are received for the supply of all the
Yards, either jointly or separately.
A Form of the Tender, showing the Distribution, Sid-
ings, and Dimensions of the Timber, Thickstuff, Plank.
and Treenails, and all other necessary particulars. may be
had on application to this Office, by letter or otherwise.
No Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the
day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party totends.
or an Agent for him duly authorised in writing.
Every Tender must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Admiralty, and bear in the left hand corner the words
;omerTender
se for
Somerset-place,
-pl a
cße i
at icscho
m 0 ap ka
n,and
d by ma us t
Lettera lso
signedb e delivered Two
responsible d
ereirnsgo,n si ,n etnhge Pagings um too
fb o2mo,eooob o,u of
ford wtihteh
duethe
performance of the whole Contract, or in a due proportion.
for a part only.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 28

During the last two or three weeks considerable business has
been transacted. an purchasers now seem inclined to fall back
upon the moderate stocks they have laid in. rather than follow
a farther advance in prices. The trade, therefore, since our
last report. has been quiet. but steady, and transactions to a
moderate extent have taken place, at prices fully equal to those
of this day week. The same is pretty much the character of the
Liverpool and Wakefield markets Our import list exhibits a
considerable arrival of Irish produce, and 4750 barrels of Cana
dian Flour. This day's market calls for no particular observa-
tion ; and it may be said of each article that there is a limited
sale to consumers. Wheat and Flour re held steadily, at for-
mer rates. Fine qualities of Oats and Oatmeal bring, in some
instances, a small advance. Beans scarce. and tending upwards.
Malt and other articles steady, at last week's prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

notici,),

On the contrary

ded on the words'

and are heavy laden

—we find an orderly examina-
arranzed under a fourfold di
" Come " ; secondly, the
irdly, the invited

all who

and fourthly, the encou-
whole, " and I will give

,e author dig-

h Christian faith-

Ind " sticks to his
and yet with scrupulous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL

Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid

Archangel .416 10 @ 17 0
Memel 14 10 0 0 1 2
Gothenburg l3 10 - - 0 0 2,
Wyburg l4 10 - 0 0
Petersburg 14 0 - 16 10 •co
PLANgs, per foot of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck
British American Pine
0 If— 0 2 pl
LATH WO OD , per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet... _ - - -
British American
MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick
Honduras
Cuba
St. Domingo 1 0
OAK PLANKS, British American
FRAN WOOD, per cubic feet .
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe
Hhd. ......
Quebec, red, 1 inch thick, 30 0
and 5i feet long
Do. Puncheon
Timisare., per cubic foot. s. d.
Oak
Pine, British Amer. common 0 g
red 1 7
yellow
1 7

6 0 -
. 4 0-

3 0 -

t'loo 0

I —149 0
none

e 2 Os
Is.

Danzig, middling
Memel, middling
Riga,red

1 9-

11 is Odperld

T 28s, do

} 23. do

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCTOBER 28
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
ADMITTED. DISCHARGED.

1 7
1 9
2U }is. perload
1 64
1 II 1
2 0 31s 6d

Accidents

17 i Cured

Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 6
Upon recommendation ... 39 Attending as Out Patients. 8
-- Irregular
36 Died
Remaining in the Hospital . . 80.

Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
House Visiters, Rev. T. Hornby and H. J. Sanderson, Esq.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.----House-surgeon, Mr. Parker

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT

DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
In-patients cured 25 In-patients
Relieved and at own request 6 Out-patients
Made Out-patients 0 Casuals during the week
irregular
Dead

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson
Chaplain... .. Rev R. Davies.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
House Visiters, S. Martin and E Molyneux, Esqrs,
House Surgeon . Mr. T. Inman.
JAMES BOLD, Treasurer

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

tarraturt.

POETRY

FIFTH OF NOVEMBER

To Th,e. Eter

God, to Thee,

Eternal CV-d to Thee

its anthem raises
our land

When I,nish v

y art prevailed,

Thy p.,wer n'er
Which he lish Kuile embraces
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

and disastrous than it could sus-
other member. Need we

ction of an

say that we refer to Mr. Sands, the present Con-

and, during six years of arduous
le within the walls of the Council chamber,
hful Conservative member for, Exchange
ernan, menaced already
al candidate, it is now fully under-

candidat

Against this gent!

rs, to which we have no wi-h

Conservative opposition is already
organised ; which hopeless of success itself, is con-
tent, by dividing the Conservative force, to seat in

e Council char

s the representative of the

-Radical, whose only claim to notice,
as a public man, consists in the fact that he has ever
ind continues to be, the echo and the shadow
great luminary of the Council chamber and

of that
the Dc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

Ckina for Bombay, at An,

Sophia, Johns. from Bombay for Batavia at ditto 9th July
Wellington, Deming, from the Clyde for China, at ditto
Sir A. Campbell, Barclay, from Sincapore for Sydney, at ditto
Lucy, Sharp, hence at Bombay 7th Sept.
Ro`3ert Benn, Ritchie. from Aden, at ditto

Margaret Pollock, Pye, sailed from Bombay 24th August;
Hope, Lachlan, and Calcutta, Liugard. 28th—all for this port
H.M.S. Siren, from Mou'infin, at Calcutta
Meg of Meldon, and Adam Lodge, sailed from Calcutta for
this port, previous to 22nd August
Eucles, Hilder, from the Mauritius, at Madras 17th Aug.
Lady Sale, Sargeant, sailed from Madras for Vizagapatam
17th August
Monarch, Shepherd, sailed from Madras for Mauritius 18th
London, I August

Governor, Varty, and Medina, James, hence at Jamaica
Hannah Grayson, Peurice, sailed from Jamaica gth Sept. and
Celia Large, I4th—both for this port

Caribbean, Flemming, hence at Demerara

Pauope, Plpon, hence at Maita
Joseph Chris al, Broad, from Constantinople, at ditto, and
sailed 14th Oct. for this port
Derwent, Steele. and Captain Ross, hence-for Honduras, pas-
sed Antialia_27th September

Campobello, Orr, sailed from Barbadoes for Glasgow 20th
September
. _

Index, Sennett, sailed from Malta for 'Corfu and Zante 9th
Sept.

thamcook, Poag sailed from ditto for Marseilles gth Sept.
Leonora, Metcalf, and Success, Nelson, -sailed from Demerara
for this port gth Sept.
Maia, Sproule, from Batavia, at Bremen
Shepherdess. Turner, from Tampico, at ditto
Sir Charles Forbes, Mollcn, from Batavta, at Stockholm
Jupiter, Matthews; Volant, Merchant, and Devon, Harvey,
hence at St. Petersburg
Caledonia, from Jamaica, at Cove- On the 12th Sept. off
Cape Antonio, spoke the Robina, from Honduras, and P. H.
Dean, from Laguna, both for this port
Ocean, Hoskins, hence for Swansea, at Beaumaris, with da-
mage.
Happy Return. from Guernsey for the Clyde, off Penzance,

,
_
with loss of b• wsprit
Camilla Clai k, 'lance for Norway, at Cowes
Hilda Charlotte, from Buenos Ayres, at Falmouth, sailed 20th
August

Kate, from Riga for this port, off Plymouth 22nd October
Lowea, Dobson, from Ardossan to the Cape de Verd Islands,
has been towed into Londonderry. dismasted.

Isabella. Grey, sailed lrom London for Glasgow 23rd October.
Mary & Jessie, Clark, hence for -, which was aground
at Ramsey, was got off without much damage, after discharging
part of her cargo.

THURSDAY, OrmanEn 26.—Wind E. moderate.
A RRlVED.—Cambridge, ---, from New Yogic—Aridl. Grin
H. and Princess Royal,-Morris, from St. John, N.B.—and Su
_ _

Scarrow, for Gape of 'Good Hope—Liverpool, M•Dowall, and
John Bibby. Cawkitt, for Hong Kong—Standard, Fauset, for
Demerara—Ebro. Plasentia, for Havana—Wanderer, Hinds, for

St. Lucia—lsabe la. Evans, for Trinidad—St. Vincent, Shepherd
for Madeira, &c.—Britannia. Edwards, for Bahia—Triton, Smith,
and Leander, Phelan, for Savannah—Abigail, Daly. for New Or.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

FREE-TRADE

FREE-TRADE, a very fine thing—if you can get it.
TO THE SHOEMAKER.
Are you in favour of Free Certainly. Free Trade must
Trade? be a good thing.
Is there any duty on Fo- To be sure there is. How
reign boots and shoes ? could we exist without it ?
Have you any objection to Take off the duty on foreign
taking off this duty ? boots and shoes ? You must
be insane to think of such
a thing. Why, as it is,
there is a Frenchman
now in Regent-street, Le
Hocq, getting over hun-
dreds of dozens of French
boots and shoes every
minth. He has run away
with a good many of my
customers already. The
duty ought to be doubled.
TO THE GLOVER.

What is your opinion of lam quite in favour of Free
Free Trade? Trade.
How do you find business We are sorely pressed by the
just now ? competition with French

gloves.
But you are protected by a Of course we are. Would
duty? you expose us to an open
competition with the con-
tinent ?
Then you are not prepared The notion is absurd. We
to consent to the repeal could not carry on busi-
of the duty on gloves? ness for a month without
the protecting duty.
TO THE SILK WEIWER.
Will you favour me with How can you doubt? Free
your opinion on Free Trade is a great principle,
Trade? and ought to be carried
out.

Certainly. What is the lam happy to say, that after
present state of the Silk a period of considerable de-
Trade ? pression, we are now stea-
dily reviving, and our peo-
ple well employed.
Very glad to hear it. What From 25 to 30 per cent.
is the amount of the
protecting duty in favour
of British silks ?
Do you consider that a Barely sufficient. In good
sufficient protection ? times we can just manage
to hold our way against
the French competition.
What would be the effect How can you ask such a ques-
of repealing that duty ? tion ? The whole silk trade
of the country would be
ruined, and every man em-
ployed in it be thrown out
of employment.
But then with respect to Oh, it is utterly inapplicable
the " great principle" of to the silk trade. No man
Free Trade ? in his senses would attempt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

WINTER GOODS.
BECKWITH HOUSE,
15, PARADISE. STREET,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GENERAL DRAPERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
JELLIOTT, having just returned from the various
• Markets, begs to inform the Public that his STOCK
is now replete with every novelty in LADIES' DRESSES
that has been produced this Season. Plain and Fancy
Satinets ; Ombre, Raje, Figured, and Plain Gros de Na-
ples; Llama, Cashmere, and Venetian Stripes; Merinoes ;
Coburg, Grecian, and Iris Cloths. The Stock of Flan-
nels, Blankets, Irish Linens, Table Damask, upon in-
spection will be found to be the cheapest in Liverpool.
In addition to the usual departments, a spacious Room
has been devoted for the exclusive Sale of CLOAKS and
FURS. Being a new department in the Establishment,
every care has been taken in the selection of the above
very necessary Articles.
FULL SIZE CLOAKS from 10s.
BLACK VELVET CARDINALS „ Bs.
„ GENOA DITTO
ORIENTAL SILK DITTO „ 12s.
SYRIAN SILK DITTO
Ladies must visit this Establishment before an idea
can be formed of the cheapness, extent, and variety of the
Stock.
New and elegant Shapes in whole Dunstable and Tuscan
Straw BONNETS. A large assortment of FRENCH
FLOWERS, DOLL HEADS, BONNET SHAPES,
CLOAKS, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

Dmprige a larg

;eventy-
called tit

s enunciated in tt

main so precisely w

of the spirit

as revealed

sitate to depart from our

said and wiitt€

agains

ewspaper press with any
but we never find the
slow to employ

interferenc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

HAIR-CUTTING at the usual moderate charge.

DAWBARN AND DAVIS,
HO, BOLD-STREET,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
RESPECTFULLY invite attention to their Superb
Selection of FULL-DRESS, MORNING, and
DINING VESTS, PARISIAN and METROPOLITAN,
comprising a more splendid Assortment than they ever
bad the honour to present to their friends and the Public.
DAWBARN AND DAVIS,
TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
110, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28.—Wind W. a gale

An RlVED.—Falcon, from Pernambuco; sailed 2nd Sept.—
Leonora, —, from Demerara; sailed 9th Sept.—George
Washington, Purrows, from New York ; sailed gth Oct.—Lady
Milton, from St. John, N.B.—Hazard, from Valparaiso—Cigar,
from Ceara—Clyde, Matches, from Quebec—Arab, Gordon,
from Richibucto—and Margaret, from Newfoundland.

Britannia, Edwards, for Bahia, has put back, leaky, &c.
having been on shore near Southport
Isabella, Evans, for Trinidad, has put back, having struck on
the banks
Killiestadt, for Tunis, has put back
St. Petersburg, Howard, for New York, has put back, very
leaky

Acadia. (steamer) Ryrie, hence at Boston 3rd October
Great Western, (steamer) Hosken. hence at New York 7th
October

Success, Schmeer, hence at Pillau, leaky, having been on

Creamore, and Andes, hence off St. John, Newfoundland
or'zimbo, Marcy, hence at New Orleans
Howard, hence at Savannah

Leila. Higgins hence at Baltimore
C rlon , Symmers. hence at Quebec
Isabel, Turner; Manney, Young, and Bee, Wilson, hence at

Hudson, Page; Montezuma, Lowber,
ley, hence at new York
Boyne, Marshall, hence at Alexandria
Osprey, Way, hence at Smyrna

Liverpool, Had
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

, Demerara.Surinam,&c
360 Egyptian
120 Barbadoes ....

Peruvian

Bahama

Laguayra

Cofnmon West India,

Carthagena
Smyrna ...

.... Manilla
1210 Surat..
30 Madras
.... Bengal

18370 bales
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

JESSE BANNING'S

PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
21, PEMBROKE-PLACE, LIVERPOOL.
JBANNING most respectfully requests an inspection
• of his Stock of superior PIANO-FORTES, per-
sonally selected at the Manufactories, in London, of
Messrs. Bra ,dwood and Sons, Collard and Collard, and
Mr. Tomkison.

The Stock will be found to include none but fire. rate
Instruments, and they will be Sold at prices which cannot
but give satisfaction to Purchasers.
A variety of Second-hand INSTRUMENTS for SALE
or HIRE.
PIANO-FORTES TUNED, REPAIRED, or taken in
EXCIIANGE.
Also, a choice selection of the Newest and most Popular
MUSIC, both Vocal and Instrumental.
Just published,
THE EVENING HYMN, with Variations, and
THE PEMBROKE WALTZ,
By JESSIE BANNING.
To be bad at his
PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
21, PEMBROKE-PLACE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCTOBER 28,
[WEEKLY REPORT.]

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
Upon recommendation

7 I Cured l6
Relieved and at own request 6
29 Attending as Out Patients. 8
Irregular
36 Died
Remainingin the Hospital . . 80.
Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.

Treasurer, R. W.. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wtn. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 28

a.... ..... ADMITTED
In-patients cured 25 I In-patients
Relieved and at own request 6 Out-patients
Made Out-patients

Irregular
Dead ...

0 I Remaining in the house
9

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson .
Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
House Visiters, S. Martin and E. Molyneux, Esqrs.
House Surgeon . Mr. T. Inman.
JAMES BOLD, Treasure

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S

Outward
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

of Mauchestei
M'chester &

Northe

nd Centr

North and South Wale
Royal of Liverpool....
South Lancashire ....

- Liverpool Bank
- Wilts and Dors

E COMPANII

M'ehester Assurance Com
Liverpool Fire and Life...
Ocean Assurance .......

urine A

L'poof Gas Light Company
(0 "
Ditto ne
L'pool New Gas
Ditto new share
Leeds and Liverpool Can
'O 0 Anderton Carryi
20 0 Rock Fern
- Steam Tug
- Harrinrtoi

Company
MISCELLANEOUS.
Exchange Buildings
L'pool and Harrington Water
Works

20 0
0 0
20 0
20 0

Aipb atte(Liverpo

Poloi ean.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

ul in q

so served

The f

he Do

k Committ

sed

strand in ques

of Parliament, to make u

than dock purpo
dead

y shot

bougi

dy, to whom

hai naturall

the D

d, ho

handed

e portions

le Corporation

he Corporatic

rty belor

th that

'operty a'

c..my cu

ought to have

Corporation by

sale, of it
,for no

in fact, ti

7 fas-

[le Corp(

they made it of

neglected so to

arance from that

justly fallen the

their reach

e must treat as

They have

rchaser,

an indivi
that they ought to be favoured—

over to them valua

property, at a nomi-

the welfare of the

oosperity of

In, who are virtually

ng to the

the interests of the

the consumers of

throughout the

in thim.ountains
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

tion of these letters is the following concluding pass

" And let not-these poor deluded people count on the
British soldier abandoning his colours. Some drunken
men, w

may roll down .the street, shouting out, in the frolicsome
•• - -

their sovereign and to their own pledged faith, even these
persons would'do their duty perhaps as effectually as their
more steady comrades; and as soon as the first blood is
"• .

They are now all apparently united, because the popular
current runs so strongly in one direction, that all are
obliged to yield at least an outward conformity to the pre-
vailing idea. But wait, I say again, till the time comes
for showing colours, and see how many of gentlemen
who now cheer you on to the brink of the precipice will
jump down with you. Are you so mad as to imagine that
several' persons whose names will at once occur to you,
will' ever dream of hoisting the white cockade ? Even
among those who - ' break out with you,. is it to be ex-

with.
pected that all'will remain true ? There, is an old Irish
adage, Roast an Irishman on the spit, and you will be
sure to get another to turn him.' Manrwill soon weary
1 of the contest. Others will begin to "t whet' Pr it be

(loath _,her
eventually attended with success; and-there will be no
want of persons who will gladly avail themselves of any
opportunity that may offer of making their peace with the
government at the expense of their former associates."

—At the Police

ph Bennett, was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

DOCK COMMITTEE.

The TOWN-CLERK informed the Council that it was
ntended by the Dock Committee to submit some special
iroceedings and resolutions relating to purchases to the
torth and south of the present line of docks, and to a bill
n parliament in the next session for that object, con-
:luding with a resolution, of which the following was a
.opy :—" Resolved,—That it be represented to the Conn-
tbat it is expedient that a special meeting of the Conn-
-11 should be called for an early day after the 9th of No-
ember next, to take into consideration the subject of

he north and south (both or either) of the present line of
locks, for further dock accommodation ; and also for
power to make a communiuttion by water from the pro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

sweet simplicity

much more space than we
ossibly command to exhibit fully the style and
oonstruction of these addresses ; and one or two speci-
mons, a 4 sound in argument as they are beautiful in lan-
must suffice at present. Though he enlarges
n the absolute necessity of a firm belief in the
he yet urges with reiterated
z necessity of consistent

solemni
doetrinE

re velati

faithful

ith evident sincerity what is

he present day, and yet
io know anything of the
The

ristian experiencE

xhat w

st and second discourses may he gathered
The basis of th«. se-
While the earth re-
st, and cold and heat, and
nd day and night, shall not cease" ;

s the promise

d time and liary

a*pects of nature are considered

u; they may be admired by religious sentiment, as re-
tarded by devout philosophy, as enjoyed by sound phi-
osophy, and as applied by decided spirituality. In the
iird sermon Mr. Montgomery turns to " the world of
1, after showing how difficult it is to believe
ndards of reality and
to the materialism of the in-
auments to deter the

and to

nse are not the s

stianity

)ling that creed ; whilst
zuarded against reducing
re sense and

preaching

citement.
r " Jesus

Itractin

he only cer-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 27

Although we had a very scanty number of beasts here this
morning the Beef trade was excessively heavy at. in some in-
stances, a trifling decline in prices. The Mutton trade was also
depressed, and the middling and inferior Sheep suff• red an
abatement in value of 2d per 81b. Very few Calv s were on
show, yet the highest figure obtained for them did not exceed
4s per 81b. Prime small Pigs supported late rates, but other
kinds were rather lower. Mitch Cows were held at from els
to iOs each. By the quantities of Blbs, sinking the offal.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, OCT

To this ray's market there was a str.all :how of English Wheat
samples. which were readily sold at the improvement noted on
Monday. There has been more di.position shown to purchase
forei,,m, the holders of which dispiay no anxiety to sell; indeed
the improved and heal hystate of the country markets has given
additional confidence to many here. who have raised their pre-
tensions and hold for higher rates. A few cargoes of bonded
have changed hands at about 15S per quarter under the duty.
paid value. Bark), continues to come to hand too sparingly
for the present demand, and buyers ha, e to give extreme prices
for all descriptions. Malt, Beans, and Peas very firm, and each
tend upwards, although most of these had arrived on Monday,
and. with the exception of one or two vessels, no additional
supplies have come to hand. The distillers and country buyers
have purchased so freely that our market is comparatively bare,
and the dealers have been compelled to give a slight a,vance
over our previous currency.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 26

We had a large supply of Cattle and Sheep in market. Prime
stock for home consumption maintained its price, whilst in-
ferior and those for export were considerably lower, from the
low prices offered by coopers, and the very bad prices realised
by exporters at the last Liverpool markets. Average prices—
Beef, 34s to 45s per cwt.: Mutton, 4id to 5d per lb; Veal sad to
61d per aitto, sinking offal.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

FANCY CHAIRS

Four-post, Tent, Cottage, Canopy, French, Nursery, and

Press BEDSTEADS,
WELL-SEASONED FEATHER BEDS,
Mattresses and Paillasses,
ELEGANT CHAMBER FURNITURE
of every kind.

SUPERB CHIMNEY AI'•IISYOILET GLASSES
BATH OR GOUT CHAIRS, CHILDRENS'
CARRIAGES,

and a large Assortment of the, very best Manufactured

CARPETING:,

of the most approved and fashionable Patterns, consisting
of Brussels, Venetian, Damask, and Kidderminster.
HEARTH RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
Figured and Plain Floor and Lobby Oil Cloths.

Mr. HODGSON continues to appropriate a part of his
Premises as a

REGISTER OFFICE
FOR LETTING AND DISPOSING OF DOUSES AND LANDS

OUT-DOOR SALES & APPRAISEMENTS
Solicited, and, in cases where pecuniary aid is required,
Money Advanced on every description of Property con-
signed for Public Sale.
SOLICITORS, AGENTS, AND CONSIGNEES
are acquainted that facilities are afforded for the Sale of
BANKRUPTS' STOCK, By order of the Assignee of the Estate and Effects of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GLASS, CHINA, Henry Bug.geln, a Bankrupt._ -
PICTURES—ANCIENT AND MODERN, By Mr. WALKER,
&c. &c. &c., On WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of Novem r next, at Six either at the Mart in Church-street, or on the Premises o'clock in the Evening, at the Claren n Booms. South
of the Owners.
jb nh
tshuebrjeecptrotdouscuecdh, conditions of sale as will
ESTATE", HOUSES, AND LAND
Valued, Appraised, ur Disposed of by Treaty with Prin- r 1
rb eolit
E e- sn
REVERSIONARY INTEREST of the above
cipals or their Solicitors only. A
BANKRUPT in Two several SUMS of £lOOO, E
ex-
N.B.—REGULAR WEEKLY SALES of FURNI- pectant on the decease, unmarried, of Two Ladies, aged
TURE and MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY, EVERY respectively 38 and 23, or in case of marriage, and without
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at lionosoN's Rooms, I issue, then on the decease of the Husband of each Lady
CHURCH-STREET, thus affording facilities either for 1 respectively.
PURCHASING or DISPOSING of HOUSEHOLD For further particulars apply to Mr. CORNTHWAITE,
EFFECTS.
)1 Solicitor, 11, Cable-street, Liverpool.

Two-thirds of the
remain on Mortgage

For further particulars apply to Mr. CORNTHwAITE,
Solicitor, Cable-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

of succes

'e not hopel

nick
might this year be brought without danger from many of
the other wards, and the known improvement in the regis-
ter, Mr. Aikin might very possibly be sent, to, superintend
his ship buiding in the Isle of Man, instead of favouring
the world with his unitarian sentiments, on education and

other matters in the Town Council.
ST.
PETER? 4 renowned in story as the
_ _

raitar of M

_Might, is contested by Mr. Tinne on-the Conservative
side, and by the great gun of Radicalism, Thomas Bolton

it was won by-Mr. Samuel Holme, by a majority of 115 ;
in the preceding year It was won by a majorlty ur 23 ; and
on the retirement of Mr. S. Holme this year not a Whig
could be found bold enough to contest it. On the present
occasion, to secure the return of the sworn enemy of
Town dues (the mainstay of the wealth of our Corporate
estate) and of.lhe Freemen, (to whose tried Conservatism
is to be attributed many and many a Radical defeat,) the
faction will move heaven and earth, no doubt, but against
a candidate whose name is so intimately connected with
the trade of the port as is that of Mr. Tines, and who is
moreover so eminently qualified in himself to represent
the interest of the ward, we do not anticipate for Mr.
Bolton anything less than a sound thrashing. Gibraltar
's ours now and we intend to keep it 801

PITT-STREET WARD.—The candidates here are Mr
Thomas Toulmin, the retiring conservative, and Mr.
Benn, formerly a radical alderman and Aeputy-chairman

or rue vock.uommittee. The former, although during
his three years of of he has not prated incessantly like
some of the members of our municipal body, has stuck
manfully to-his duty and Ms principles ; and on all occa-
sions has been found supporting the good old cause. Mr.
Benn we can only describe as one_of the Evans clique—a

thorough-going whig partizan. With, two such 'condi-
-3e • ward ought to be won, and,.we trust, will be
Notwithstanding the fact that,
itilous efforts and misrepre-

won for the. conservative

mainly owing to the unscru

• r
sentationsof a certain bustling vendorof slops, it returned

know or, opened his mouth, and rarely been present even)
by a majority of 19, the ward, as was shown by Mr. Aspi-
nail's majority of 42 the year preceding, is thoroughly

a• victory on t

and, if (
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-31

some mountainous districts in the west which would affort
strong positions : but the ouestion would not be deeidef

As far as that district is concerned, it

would be sufficient to watc
semble there, and it must soon melt a
of provisions.
" All the-strongholds of the counts.
the government, and its officers and troops are fu

y of itself f

.e in the

The columns of the Albion, yesterday, contained With sim writer combats
ilar ability the the assumption
, .
that the Protestants of the North of Ire'
another article upon the subject of Dock Extension; back in the event of a struggle. In suc
which, although no doubt it expresses the views of marks,—
I Mr. Alderman Evans, we shall not attribute to the "Al

pen of that gentleman, but rather set it down as t

the editor

tormance o

northerns are q

liberties. Th
the Roman Cathojie peasan

s ready to fall on as

moment the restraint

little which the article in question

quire from us a very brief reply

And first 'et us

The following observations as to the disastrous cons

deal with the

dully impre

,ast of the evils vvbielvii