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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NO5.

/11
At a congregation on Wednesday lasCAt follo .16
degrees were conferred:—
Honorary Masters of Arts.—llon. Thomas Edv/leiti:
Trinity college, son of Lord Kensington. Ge°,rgnege.
gustusßobert FBrreutcleeriDckunCdaasv.eTndriisnhityßceonitleingcek., Trinity:T°oo,.
Masters of Arts.—Frederick Charles Cook, oL'cl",,r3ta
college. Richard Blanshard, Queen's college.
Nevile, Catharine-hall.
Bachelors in Me Civil Law.—Charles Henry SlPlPkini
Trinity-hall.
brokeßachcoellolergeo.f: Arts.—Edmund Samuel Crooke, real'

PROMOTIONS. f 13ed.
Booth. Rev. Thomas, LL.B , to the vicarage °
ingham, Norfolk, vacant by the• resignation of the
R. B. P• Kidd. Patron, J. Winn Gooch, Escl•
Day, Rev. Charles, M.A., to the rectory of St. Silo. r,
Norwich, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. 11'
B. Kidd. Patron, the Bishop of Norwich. yak'
Farrow, Rev. John, Rector of Over HelmsleY,
shire, to be Chaplain to the Gate Helmsley Retreat;biter
Leigh, Rev. R., to the Rectory of Hallsall,Laoca
vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Loxliam• Earl
Marewell, Rev. M. H. Domestic Chaplain to the ca.
of Stair, to the vicarage of Framptcn, DorsetshirliAns•
cant by the death of the Rev. W. Butler. Patron,
"
ley Sheridan Esq.
cella
Middleton, late. John, M.A , to the 'perpeto- %Tort)).
of Brompton, y separated from• the parish of
allerton, Yorkshire. ar c5l of
°swell, Rev. H. L. 8... k , to the perpetual co
Stoulton. Worcestershire. • near
Parks, Rev. W., perpetual curate of RainTn'eber
Macclesfield, to the incumbency of Openshaw, A's"
ter.
in s t Richardson,aforth Yorkshire
rßehvi.reW. , M.A.. to the incur:oho<

Singleton, Rev. William, M.A., has been ar„o.-ii
Principal of Kingston College, Hull, in place °
F Trew,r Esq. M.A. resigned.
Wade,s.
f Be
, W
J. M D.D. to the archdeacoorY °
t nia
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

eir discomfor,
hP rnuticirl

the Baron
any forth

and thus oblige us
or and his clerk, on his way
ry tnul(

ght we

conversing a Litt!

eon your affairs

replied Fabien, with somewhat
commence, I declare to you the

wards I

owing why. The good people
.esentinent, and that, without
ne will attend us at the end of

vowing

surmount it

to you such

"_And what should you

rother ?" asked he, in a dr

t he there to aid you with my experi-
)m peril? Really this appears
! he, with a jesting air, so that
ded at it, " when you ..ill see

nore gracious. Come, come, Fat;ien,
far frim you, 1 know very well all the
that you have

le shepherd

brother, that
old Mansion

ple who, in

'eret, gave

your actions ; I thus watched at
~ who was recommended to me,

>ed ; and you may truly sup-
lade to me this amour was not

s death-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

tr.):.,;:,_!--..:;:•.o:,L0--1

THE UNIVERSAL LAMP,

which, after a trial of Eighteen Months, he can confi-
dently recommend as a most superior article; the simpli-
city of the arrangement (the trimming being divested of
all difficulty) and the purity and brilliance of the flame
tendering the Lamp in every respect particularly desirable.
He has also just received a new importation of
BOHEMIAN GLASS,
in LIQUEUR SETS, FLOWER VASES, TOILETTE BOTTLES,
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, &c., of the newest design and
most. beautiful tints, an examination of which will amply
repay the trouble of a visit.
F. L. HAUSBURG,
(Late PROMOLI and HAUSBURG,)
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS.

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
.1 BRITISH and FOREIGN PATENT , Preparation of
Specifications, and Drawings of Inyenfons, is transacted
with care, economy, and despatch.

REGISTRATION OF D SIGNS.
Under the new Act, 6 and 7 Vic ,c. 65, ARTICLES
of UTILITY, whether in Metal or titer 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, 1843-12-05

as if :o assure hi

_ assurances produced
on him. Fabiea appeared to reflect a few rniuutes.
" Excuse me Monsieur le Baron," replied he timidly,
" but I have often beard our late father say that at court
it was imnossil-'- -- •

nourable mea
The Baron dr

the least of

it is so Monsieur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

himself by a spirit of unive sal benevoie,......
On the 23rd ultimo. in her 29th year, Mrs. WIGHTMAN,
of Mr. James Wightman.
On the 24th ultimo, aged 9
son of Mr. THOM IS HAMLET, Prussia-street.
Same day, at his residence, Picket-place, London, Mr.
WRENCH, comedian, long a favourite actor at the metropol to
theatres

JOHN HENRY, irfant

Same day, at the house of her father, Watkinson.street, aged
52, ELIZABETH. wife of Mr. ISAAC RALPH.
Same day, at Brook Farm, Cobham, Surrey, at an advanced
age, Admiral Sir GRAHAM MOORE, G.C.B.
On the 25th ultimo, at Hamraersmith, SAMUEL WEBBE,
son of the late Samuel Webbe, and father of the late Egerton
Webbe, aged 75

Same day, aged 31, MARGA
of the late Mr. THOS. FERGII
Same day, at his house, Chapel-walks, North Scotland-road,
aged 46, Mr. THOMAS NATHAN DARLING, steward of the
steam-ship Troubadour.
Same day, at Maghull, age
On the 26th ultimo, M
maker, aged 58 years

survitinedUughter

88 years, Mrs. ATEIERTON.
THOMAS DAVIDSON, cabir

Same day, at Prospect-cottage,
James Hatton. his brother-iu law, aged
TON, Newbo, o 'gh.
On the 27th ultimo, aged 63 years, El
EDWARD GRIFFITHS, builder, of Ha
Same day, in his 10th year, THOMAS,
W HITEH EA D, Burlington-street, aftet
Same day, alter a short but severe in
eldest daughter of Mrs. CREW, late of Ca
Same day, at Bury St. Edmunds, aged 7,
VER, mother of M.ss Cleaver, late of the tt
town.

41, Mr. JAMES BAR

u of Mr. JOIN

rs, Mrs. CU.F.A.

Same day, at her house. Bloomsbury-square, London, in her
gnth year, Lady SILVESTER, relict of the late Sir J. Silvester,
'-t., of Yardley-house, Essex, and formerly Recorder of

London

ars, M

biothers, viz
75, and Anil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

east fill:lite

Will sail in a few days, having nearly the who of her
cargo engaged, and now going o oard.

CARRIES AN EXPERIENCED-S
RGEON.
For BOMBAY,
The splendid English-built Sip EAGLE,
T. BOPSON, COMM. der;

x‘r:
A 1 for eL

en years ; 4

tons ; .copperel ; sails fast, and

tier accom moc
fu

ons for passengers very good, having a
_ —For terms of freight, &c. apply on board, west
side Prince's Dock ; to Messrs. BROWNRIGG, STEWART,
and Co. ; or to W. and J. TYRER.

f/ttu &out!) Waits.

.".',—•-•"-.: To sail 15th instant.—Takes n' salt.
For SYDNEY, N.S.W., • ect,
The fine fast-sailing A Ship
UNITED KINGD'i
Captain TE ULO ;
1267 tons per register. This vessel is co ered and copper-
fastened takes two surgeons ; has ei, t feet height be-
tween decks, affording unequalled accommodation for
steerage passengers, who will be taken in this, the last
emigrant ship for the season, at the very low rate of £l5

ig will

unctually adhered to

—For t

,erms of freight and cabin passage apply to
WILLIAM SMITH and SONS, or to
HAMILTON and BAINES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

On Sunday morn
Mr. Wilson, the
'ntleman. The

e pulpit,
ared with

were

and

rate were recorded
2th verse, the 20th

► vers.t, and the 30th
and that if he.could

ise of Joshua had
rig with the nxw
with the present

the tour

a and Li

Wilder-
equently
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

THE GLASGOW

AND LIVERPOOL

STEAM-PACKET COMPANY'S
splendid new iron Steam Shipi
11)14, PRINCESS ROYAL, Capt. AP
/ ROYAL GEORGE, Captain oox,
Are intended to sail
Between LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW asunder:

ROYAL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRE

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 1
. _

The demand for Sugar at present seems almost exclusively
confined to Barbadoes, of which 7,0 hhds. have been taken by
the grocers, without change in pr►ce ; and in addition, 201 hhds.
of brown Demerara and Jamaica have been sold to the re-
finers, at rather easier terms. 2500 bags of Bengal have also
been disposed of, chiefly good qualities, from 66s 6d to 67s 6d
Nothing• done in Mauritius. Foreign. The sales are

per cw..
trifling, amounting only to about 20 cases orainary brown
Bahia, at 15s fd, and a few lots of Porto Rico, In hhds. and brls.
at the quotations. The business in Molasses is limited to
puns. Berbice at 22s per cwt.—Coffee. The transactions have
been to a limited extent, without change iu prices, and consist
of 35 casks of Jamaica, 130 brls. Maracaibo, 115 brls. and bags
Bahia, and 160 br.s of Rio.-2511 bags of Trinidad Cocoa sold
at 47s to 495, and 100 bags of Brazil, from the quay, at 29s per
cwt ; also 100 bags of black Pepper at 3d to 3id per lb, and 200
bags East India Ginger at 13s per cwt.—No sales in Rice.—The
sales in Rum are confined to a small parcel of Jamaica, 27 per
cent. O.P. at 2s 6d; 180 casks East India have also been sold,
part at Is bid per gallon, proof, but for the remainder no price
is reported.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

CANCER CURED

MR. FUSELL begs leave to offer his services to those
suffering under this direful Disease. Too often this
complaint is allowed to remain over till it has taken so
deep root that it is out of the power of medicine to coun-
teract its baneful influence, and the Patient has the me-
lancholy reflection that he or she (Ladies are much more
subject to it than Gentlemen) is carrying a disease which
must ultimately result in a painful death. Such feelings
as these act but too powerfully on the mind, and enervates
all its faculties. Instances have been known of Patients
suffering such dreadful agony as to have put a period to
their existence. An early application is therefore neces-
sary, and the only means to be used.
Liverpool, 135, Vauxhall-road.

TAE-PEACE
AND
PING-PLENTY.

IT is with the above appropriate characters—the Eng-
lish signification of which is " Peace and Plenty," that
CAPT. PIDDING'S Chinese correspondent heads his
last communication from Fo-kein. " Heaven," he adds,
"approving, has rained down blessings on the Central
Nation. In the same Season, Peace is proclaimed, and
Plenty crowns the Land. Since the year 4448," (A. D.
1811,) " when the Earth was revivified by the broom-
tailed Star," (comet,) vegetation has not been so luxuri-
ant as now. The air, redolent of perfume from the fra-
grant tea-blossoms, manifests its tine quality; whilst the
plentiful picking shows how abundant is the precious leaf.
Thus has nature conspired with the gods to make man
happy."
The new Season's crop of CAPT. PIDDING'S TEAS,
just received, realises all that he anticipated from the
above communication. Their quality is most assuredly
the finest he has known. Their abundance—with a remis-
sion of duties in prospect—has determined him at once to
reduce the price below what they have ever before been
barged.
CAPTAIN PIDDING'S MIXED BLACK TEA is
accordingly REDUCED from Ss. Gd. the Catty Package
to 6s. the Pound Package. His SMALL LEAF GUN-
POWDER is REDUCED from Twelve Shillings the
Catty Package to Ss. Gd. the Pound Package.
The Signature of the Sole Importer, " Captain JOHN
limonns PIDDING," Hon. Company's Service, Fellow
Med. Bot. Society, &c., is on every Genuine Package.

AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT

GEORGE CARLYLE, Repository, 38, Bold-street,
Agent for Liverpool.
J. H. PYEH, Confectioner, 32, Great Homer-street,

for Everton and Kirkdale.
Bolton—G. J. French. Draper

Burnley—T. Sutcliffe, Bookseller, 20, St. James's-

street.
Blackburn—J. Parkinson, Chemist, 1, Church street.
Bradford—John Pratt, Chemist, 33, Ivegate.
llalifax—J. W. Foster, Linen Draper, 36, Crown-

street.
Leeds—Kowntree and Cooke, Confectioners, 39, Com-
mercial-street.
Manchester—John Ford and Co., St. Ann's-square.

Preston—Knight and Smith, Waterloo House.
Southport—Samuel Whiteley. Wine Merchant.

Wakefield—J. Stanfield and-Co., Booksellers

tf,r4s- For agencies, address Capt. Pidding, 22, C9llege-
ill, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

TO BE LET,

lUr R. PETER ALDERSEY has to LET, a superior
.V 1 and handsomely-fitted up BUTCHER'S SHOP,
in one of the best situations in town, doing an excellent
family business • Rent, only £29 • In-coming moderate.
Also to be LET, i,
in consequence of the Proprietor leaving
Liverpool, a well-known and old-accustomed PUBLIC-
HOUSE, doing a good business, and free; Goodwill,
Fixtures, Furniture, &c. only £6O. Also to be LET, a
large and commodious SHOP, in one of the greatest tho-
roughfares in town. Also to be LET, a first-rate
HOTEL, near to the Exchange. Also, several first-rate
WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS to be LET. Also
WANTED, a REMOVEALE SPIRIT LICENSE.
Apply to PETER ALDERSEY, 4, Doran's-lane, Lord-
street.

fro be LET, the MANSION-HOUSE, BUILD-
INGS, GARDEN, Close of LAND, and PREMI-
SES, situate at Everton, on the west side of Netherfield-
lane, in the township of Liverpool, now in the occupation
Of J. P. MATHER. Esq., containing upwards of three
Acres of good Land, enclosed all round. The House is
pleasantly and conveniently situated, and commands an
extensive view of the river and surrounding country, and
contains a large Entrance Hall, Dining Room, Drawing
Room, Library, School Room, and capacious Offices on
the ground floor ; seven Bed Rooms and three Dressing
Rooms, besides Servants' Rooms, on the upper floors.
There are good Coach-houses, two three stalled Stables,
a Cow-house, a Hot-house and Green-house, and excellent
Garden.

For particulars apply to Mr. MATHER, No. 28, Salt-
house Dock, Liverpool; to Mr. 'WILLIAM CULSHAW,
13, Rumford-place, Liverpool; or to Messrs. CUNLIFFES,
CHARLEWOOD, and BURY, Solicitors, Princess-street,
Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

FOREIGN c 5 COLONIAL INTELLIGENC

Nievas (the Snow) which was capturrd at that time, and
taken into Paramaribo, Surinam, for adjudication before
the mixed British and Dutch commission at that place.

AMERICAN

The slaves, then, some 49 in

The Britannia arrived at this port on Thursday morn-
number, were of course declared, for decency's sake free.
ing, about six o'clock. She left Boston at three, p.m.. In spite of which, through the rapacity of the Dutch
on Thursday, the 16th ultimo, and Halifax, where she
Government, and the criminality of the British Commis-
was detained several hours by a dense fog, at one, a.m., sioner, they remained 20 long years in bondage, subject to
on the 18th. On the 18th she passed the steam-ship Ca-
the lash, the Spanish buck, and all the other tender mer-
ledonia, bound to Boston, and on the 26th, at nine, a.m., cies of the code of Surinam, until their numbers dimin-
-50 50, lon. 20 40 west, the steam-ship Acadia,
ished down to 26, inclusive of the children born during
this sore and iniquitous servitude. Will it be believed
By this conveyance we have . . . . . . •a nf thl. in-

from Liverpool to Halifax

3oston papers

he 16th, and

ultimo, both inclusive

my, receivec

I the thanks of the British Government for
his services? From all the horrors of such a slavery these
poor wretches have been redeemed, partly through the

The money article of the New York Herald of the 15th
states that on that day there were very large sales in the

stock markt

there was

packet
nd the best advanced
e the rates :—I

bills by t

'oreign

mostly, we have reason to tbiticc, through the honesty and
zeal of the present British Commissioner, Mr. Schenley,
whs, however, living in the camp of the selfish and insid-

to 8} per c

8 to. 81; Par

) 5 35 ; Amster

York, a

,t of the

is supported by the Home Government,
give up his commendable undertaking,
re several hundred of bond fide free Ne-
d to the torments from which the 26 have so

ssarily

THE COTTON MAUKET.-'

is near at hand
will be settled be-

extent c

estimating
s is so tri-

,e very sensibly

cted should

no doubt bt

h have sufferer

la:ly fortunate in t

the conflictir

over 1,8

le of Receipts and I

or!: to 15th No

,orted from the I

Britain since

1842.. 65,399
1841.. 33,157

exports from the U. S. since Sept. 1, 1843

Receipts

Al! the

of the United St;

Field. Cap
th of Oct(

am, which sailed

with about twenty

cabin and ninety steerage passengers, went ashore on
Romer shoals, off New York, on Sunday afternoon,
12th ultimo, during a thick fog and a gale of wind.

ter, with tri

c.. bas been

West I

re upwards of 300

New York have

of Mt.
the stat
and W(

3 the Wh

gone in favour
but those in
al to the Clay

n, and favourable to

r. Van Buren

and the c
had been

Sixteen counties in Michigan

of the NV
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

THE LIVERPOOL HALF-HOLIDAY

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
The public are not generally aware that steps are being
taken here, at the present moment, to establish the half-
holiday, as it has been done in Manchester, for the same
reasons and on the same grounds ; and, when it is consi-
Jered how readily upwards of five hundred of the leading
firms, in the lust named place, immediately complied with
the request of their assistants, it will not bP
Liverpool follow the example.
The intelligent merchants of this town have
behind either the provincial or metropolitan inaprov
e
rnents of the age in any way ben'-''
others.

marvellous if

never

kial to themselves or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

?,make a quick and brilliant .ortune b

any enterprize in which
bl ? Do you forget so

can be d

and submission you ow! me? Upon
now what ridiculous thoughts, to say

r mind to make

ou thus sus-

wish to do you a kindness. If
there is yet time to retrace

ad and you can return to bury yourself in the ob-
scurity of the old mansion house. I shall trouble you
o further sir, and I shall report tc Madlle. Elizabeth de
' 'ntglat how little trust she can place in her lover.
At these words the Baron sharply struck his horse and
ds as if he expected i❑ his wounded dig-
would seriously separate from him. But
)ien far from taking this step spurred after him and
said in a tone full of cordiality, " Excuse me Albert if I
have offended you by any inconsiderate speech, I am not
accustomed to give my thoughts that delicate expression
which those can do employed al)out court, and I speak
perhaps with the rudeness of one accustomed only to a
country life. Do not then, I pray you, do not interpret so
ill a reflection which I would not wish you to apply so in-
juriously. 1 distrust you my brother ! and why should
Idoso ? Have you not always been a friend to me—a
brother—a second father? Let us quit this painful con-
versation," continued he with evident regret. "To
prove to you how far the suspicions you reproach me
with, are from my thoughts, I declare to you that I am
ready to obey you in all that depends upon me in bring-
ing to a successful conclusion the enterprise you speak
of. From the moment that Elizabeth—the Countess de
Montglat, I should say—or you have thought me worthy to
fill a part in it, it cannot but be glorious and honourable,
and as for quitting you my brother, I will never do so
until you cast me from you."

The Physiognomy of the Baron gradually assumed its
previous calm expression. "That never will happen my
dear Fabien" said he vehemently, `• henceforward we
must live always united in heart and will. But I agree,
n= never revert to this foolish difference, as painful to
You as to me." _ _

At the same time they pursued their way and progres-
sed side by side absorbed in the various reflections which
the little altercation had awakened in their minds. Fa-
Lien, in spite of the reconciliation which had followed it,
was sadder than before, while Albert seemed more ex-
cued.

" Brother," said the younger De Croissi, after a very
long inter•al of silence, `•I would not revoke the promise
that I have made you ; permit me, nevertheless, to put a
question—one only—This enterprise in which a place is
already designed to me, is it connected with a political
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

Reduced price, ls. 6d., 35., and 4s

REDUCTION of FOURPENCE per lb. ON THE
FOLLOWING KINDS OF TEA.
4/THE result of the extensive Tea Sale ' just concluded
in London is most satisfactory to onsumers, inas-
much as there is a clear reduction of ourpence per lb,
established in the market value upo the Medium and
Common kinds of Congou Tea, since we addressed you
in August last. _ _

In accordance with our system, we are resolved always
to give our connexion the full benefit of the change, and
from this date we make the following reduction in our
prices, viz. :
Good Sound Congou Tea ..:...^ 3s. 4d. per lb.
_ _ .

(former price, 3s. Bd.)
Black Leaf Congou, little Pekoe flavour, 3s. Bd. „
(former price, 45.)
Wiry and Strong Black Leaf, full flavour,.... 4s. p,
(former price, 4s. 4d.)
These prices may appear to some persons incredibly
low ; but we are governed by the market value, and from
the information received it appears the Treaty WITH
CHINA IS finally and satisfactorily settled for ever, and
there is no probability of any further differences with the
Chinese, or even alterations in the prices of Tea. We,
therefore, recommend Families to secure a Stock at pre-
sent prices, as these kinds of Tea form a great portion of
the expenditure of every Family.
The price established for Common Congou is 101 d. per
lb., and by adding 2s. 2d. for duty, makes 3s. Id. per
lb. From this statement you will perceive we can sell
Good Sound Congou at 3s. 4d., and, fora second quality,
3s. Sd. per lb.
Fine Teas were never cheaper than at the present time,
therefore no reduction can be made on them.
HOLLIS, WALFORD, AND CO.,
Importers of, and Dealers in, Tea.
2, Bold-street, and 8, Dale-street, Liverpool.

And all Indictments for Misdemeahurs, found at these
Sessions against Persons admitted o Bail, must be en-
tered for Trial before Twelve o'clo on the day after the
discharge of the Grand Jury, or t Trial will stand over.
BD. RADCLIFF , Clerk of the Peace.
Town-hall, 2d December, 1843. ,

/
THE LIVERPOOL ASPHALTE C AIPANY.
THIS Company having purchased the e ensive Works
of the Polonceau Company, is now eady to execute
Orders in Liverpool, and its vicinity.
As this composition is impervious vermin, rain, or
damp, parties will find it superior to nv other material
now in use, and well adapted for ootwalks, Floors of
Cellars, Warehouses, Sheds, Te aces, Garden-walks.
Barn-floors, Markets, Railway Stat ons, Prisons, Tunnels,
Stables, Coach-houses, and every description of under-
ground office.

- It is also well worth the attention of Exporters and
others for the Flooring of Dwellings, Stores, &c.
For particulars apply to THOMAS ASHWORTH, 8,
India-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

discomfort. The Baron
side, under an elm,
s, and afforded a con-

fitably pass the time in convey

and rn
"

it doubt

cted air, "and to coma
e advance towards Pari:

heart cas
at Crossi

, some great
urney. Rea

but I cannot surmount it

Shall I not

e Baron, " since these misera-

and thus co'

:pie old counsellor and his clerk, on his way

might we not pro-

pg a little-on your affairs

replied Fabien, with somewhat

:ace, I declare to you the
the more do I feel my

❑t knowing why. The good people
a presentment, and that. without
fortune will attend us at the end of
Sir, I blush in avowing to you such

end what should you
cr ?" asked he, in a dry
here to aid you with my experi-
Really this appears
a jesting air, so that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

to sailing.

Passage, including Provisions-, but without Wines or
Liquors, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or
Halifax, Thirty-eight Guineas. Steward's Fee, Or
Gninea. Dogs
STAGE C
HALIFAX and
UNICORN or MARC

charged
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the Mails and I

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I J. BURNS ; or, in

Liveriool, to

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1 LETTERS and NEWS

PAPERS intended to
through the PosT-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

en the moon from on high
on palace and cot,
stars twinkle bright in the cloudless blue sky,
,•

Throws her

As they shine on some fairy loved spot ;
And 'tis pleasant to wander o'er meadow and plain,
Or rest in the sheltering bow'r,
And list to the nightingale's soft melting strain,
As she sings to the swift fleeting hour.

But soon all is changed ; the tierce sound of the storm,
As it pours forth its strength and its might,
oak and destroying the form

Uplift ing the
Of a

at was lovely and bright

no how or

ain his journey thro' life,

ing may be—

That he longs fr

Tow and strife,

cares to

CARDINAL DE RETZ,

THE COURTIER'S PLOT

BY PKTEP

POPJOY, Esq

Done from the French.)

w the Baro

CHAPTER HI

.ris. A cony

s Fabien to accompany him

the journey

sudden apparition of the Baron de Croissi at a time
`‘ien knew that the state was overthrown by in-
' ,(!h he took an active part, greatly surprised

stonishment increased when he remarked
the change that had taken place in the manners of his
proud relative. During the rare occasions on which he
had seen his eldest brother, he had found him cold and
bard even in his kindnesses, but on this occasion he was
affable, simple, and even affectionate; formerly, Albert,
showed himself only as:his master, now he approached him
as his equal and friend. On the first evening of his arrival
they had a long conversation together.

ria, but

the first time

said the Baron, giving Fabien this name for
" we live at a period when it is not per-
young and brave man, such as you are, to
country with no other occupation than kill-
planting cabbages. You must adopt a course
I promised the late M. de
her, that I would take care
nt has arrived when I can

le, and t
I

you to k

come to seek you, to tak

Alow my advice you will not

t at cour

had ho

1 and ex

receive these overtures as the Baron

said the young man, sadly, " but
constituted to struggle in this shining world of
-ak. Ido not desire to know anything of it.
—,,h—from what I have seen of it

I am r
which you s

you. S

—I shall lit
The Baro

n de Cross

s too positive a man to accept a re-
rs, and he attributed it, perhaps,

. .
gnorance ; but it was in vain

resources of his subtle and active
stinacy of his brother. It was in
e form of command to that of en-
. ..

al a respectful

mi a 'etre
" I see, F

with you tF
Iver if anot
lore eloque,

presenting a

writing of

eared struck with a

I will o

mongst his tablets he drev

le, smilinz, " that I have not the
eckoned, it only remains for me
rson of your acquaintance will
" Read this," at the same time

r to Fab

who, recognising the hand-
at, could not resist a sudden

aper with a trembling hand : it con-

and come to Par

1, she still thinks of me," said the
on a sofa, half choked with emotion
will obey Mdlle. de Montglat.

neneed their journey

at of the sun was

owardsthe close t

S so fiercely

s to make

The Baroil

e, under an elm,
d afforded a con-

se misera-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

BANK RUPiS.
George Dames, Portsea, innkeeper.
John Bates, Colt-street, Limehouse, London, grocer.
William Dunnage and Isaac Dunnage, Tooley-street, London,
plumbers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

tglat,'for her duty

an important r

ou are called upon to take
)w, that, if in spite of the da
'es, you wil

brilliant fortun

:0 whabj have already told you

tains her

; and it is only from a re-
I had occasion to approach her.
i quickly attracted her attention
Lad not much trouble to make her

confided to you.
[ssion?" asked Fabien, with asto-

to under-

nonient, but can you tell

ou—l who am but a sim

worthily play your part

the Baron furtiv ly scan ed th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

at length, prepared. We

coat for such a course, which in

olves, for a

a milita

y possession of the disturbed portion

recent extensive additions to the

ices of Ireland have been directed.
men, who start at shadows, mad• shrink from

Ipon sin

course

Agitators may de-
al and even cruel. But

trust that the firmness of the present executive

lot be

utcry from such sources

le, who have themselves suspended the constitu-
__
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

Arbroath and Forfar

and
Birmingham a Gioucester.
Brandling J unction
Chester and Birkenhead
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee ar d Arbroath
Durham and Sunderland
Edinburgh and Glasgow ....
Eastern Counties . .
Glasgow and Ayr
Glasgow and Paisley
Grand J unction
Great North of England
Great Western
Hull and Selby
Liverpool and Manchester
London and Birmingham
London and Blackwall
London and Brighton
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich ..
Southwestern
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury
Manchester and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds ..
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle aad North Shields
Northern and Eastern
North Midladd
North Union
Parrs and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Preston and Wyre
Sheffield and Manchester....
South Eastern
Taff Vale
Ulster
York and North Midland
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

On the 30th ultimo, at Gateshead
POTTS, millwright, late of this town

Same day, at Bootle villas
wife of Mr. JOHN DEAKIIN
CHARLOTTE BLACKWELL, her grandchild
On the 2nd instant, at Everton, aged 23 years, ELEANOR
ALICE, wife of Mr. SAMUEL TILLOTSON, of her Majesty's
Customs at this port.

d 5G years, CHARLOTTE

LMONTHLY REPORT.]
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY
CORNER OF HARFORD-STREET, MOUNT-PI

EASANT

Surgeons Dr. Edwards
Treasurer.... Henry Crosslie

and Mr. Neill
Id, Esq.

EYE DEPARTMENT.
New' Patients admitted in the'month of November •
Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
assistance during the month of November- ...

Total since the cc

EAR bEPA F

Patients prescribed for, as
assistance during the M

,ved Su

Total since the commencement

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE A

Outward

LONDON Sr. LIVERPOOI

Jamaica

358 Odc

had in pre

TO CORRESPONDENTS

d to suspend some remarks, which we
nt decision of the

the re

special meeting of the Council, with respect to the ap-
plication to Parliament for the proposed new Docks
north and south of the town.

tl)t Ktherpool alani3arli.

e hay

h disffrac

vigorous course, t

—the mer

local affairs conservatism was then prostrate beneath
the feet of rampant radicalism. In the parliament
of the nation these conflicting principles held the
same relative positions. We had called into exist-
ence, then, our Conservative Associations, our
Tradesmen's Conservative Associations, and our
Protestant Associations ; and, with these aids, we
had striven for, and achieved much, to throw down
the political Dagon by which we were oppressed.
We had stricken the first blow at our enemy's fore-
head, and staggered, but not prostrated, him ; and
in some portions of the empire our efforts might
have been crowned with some trifling increase of
We might have carried a few additional
county constituencies, and possibly some borough
constituencies ; but in this borough we should still
have fallen short of the complete success which has
since crowned our efforts, had we not fortunately
entertained the possibility—treated by our opponents
as utterly impracticable—of banding together, in
defence of the established constitution of the realm,
and of our Protestant institutions, a CONSERVATIVE
DEMOCRACY.

success
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

.-traitors, at whom it is di-

i—an army, at whi

: the ignorant Irish

long to be brought into

ith it—the possibility of detection which,

a the immunity furnished by a jury of co-

'ers, they regard with

n difference—

ances,

with which the security

property in Ireland can now be provided
ire now leyond that point, at which the

We are

that point, at which we must

T Ireland is to remain a howling
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

'e newspaper
1

svvick, w

The libels charged the prosecutor with the
crimes of the most,,lrioarbriieblleenngatth.
ure,Tahned
defendants were
uations of the most disgusting character

examined

consid

found guilty

MEETING OF DUBLIN C
body met on Friday, when
pealer) was declared lord ir

TileDulewiis

assembly. Alderman O'(
M'Clelland seconded, the n
who avowed himself a

pealer, t

3 municipal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

WEDNESDAY

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rum rd-street,
50 Casks Oporto ARGO
Apply to Messrs. THOS. MARTIN and S NS, Merchants,
OT WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 6th insta , at Twelve
o'clock, at Corrie and Co.'s Office, Ade ule Buildings,
Chapel-street,
26 Bales Bengal SA FFLO R,

10 Tons Red-SANDARSVFOOIS
CORRIE and Co.,

Apply to

Brokers

TO-MORROW, kWednesday,) the 6th i tant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's ffice, Dale-street,
90 Tons Ceara FUS C,
Landing ex Windsor, east side of Q een's Dock.—Apply
to Messrs. ROST. SINGLEBURST and Co., Merchants, or
to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

Fortune, Longmuir, from Valparaiso, at this port; sailed 14th
September, in company with the Valparaiso and Britannia, for
this port, and John & Mary, for Swansea. The Chimborazo
sailed three days previous, and the Lawrence 10 days previous,
both for this port. The James Ray sai ed three days previous
for Swansea. Left the New Pink loading for London. On the
17th Nov. in lat. 40, long. 37, spoke the Urina, from Sydney for
N.S.W. to London, sailed lath August.
Woodside, Scott. from Paraiba, at this port; sailed 13th Oct.
On 29th October, in lat. l 5 N. long. 37 W, spoke the Tinamara,
hence for Ceara. On 13th Nov. in lat. 38, long. 33, spoke the
Robert Roy, from Zanzebar for London.
XL, Williamson, from Smyrna, at this port. On the Ist Nov.
off Cape Palos, spoke the Rochdale, from Palermo to this port.
On the 19th, in lat. 38 N, spoke the Orleans, hence for Bombay.
Duke of Cornwall, Conrad, hence at Montreal
Sarah Maria. Bannermon, from Rio Janeiro, at Buenos Ayres
Win. Peile, Sprott, from Workington, at ditto
H.M.S. Philomela, from Colonia, at ditto, and sailed Bth Sept.
on her return
Countess of Westmoreland, Clark, sailed from Buenos Ayres
for Valparaiso Bth September
Jeremiah Garnett, Davies, from Sydney, N.S.W. at Valparaiso
Jasper, Japer, hence at Algiers
David, Gordon, from the Clyde, at ditto
Sancho Panza, Sadler, from Cornwall, at Venice
Lelean, Hawkins, sailed from Leghorn for Cork Ist NOV.
Amalia Niuman, hence at Danzic
Thomas, Braun, from Danzic for this port, at Elsinore
Rambler. Flett, from Rice. for Greenock, at ditto
Wilhelmine. Boye, hence for Nakskow, at Fredericksham
Eva Cattarina, Hoop, hence at Hamburg
Johanna, Hartwig, hence at Swinnemunde
Courier, Korow, hence at Wismar
Gondola, Warnock, hence for Leghorn, at Belfast Lough,
with fore and mainsails split
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS

(From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)

Passen.

NAME

gers,

Money. Cor. wk.
last year

t'l77 1

651 172
237 236

7 7 719
1922 1649
2117 ;85
12 0 876
740 657
6393 6379
1340 1226
1257 10095
932 911
343 i 3816
3371 12905

615 i 490

1 2664

10 217
640 683
4558 4940

2304 I 2028
4544 4319
2256 2143

308 285
1389 993
3906 3530

812

4314 1 -

igi 138
449 186
2664 1023

54& 342
1353 1432
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

ZirtryS, -alaurfageri aub Dratbs.

BIRTHS
Lately, the wife of Mr. JOHN WOOD, So-ingtield
of a son.

Lately, at Newport, the wit,
George, Bristol trader, of three children. One of
is since dead, but the others, with the moth.. ara d

)1-IN TA

On the 26th
HARDEN, of a

Same day, at Blackpool, the lady of EDMUND HARDMAM
Esq., of Chamber-hall, Bury, of a daughter.
On the 27th ultimo, in Catherine-street, the
R. HOSKINS, Esq., of a son

,f HENRY

MARRIED

On the igth ultimo, at

OLIN GUN

SON, of Godderthwalte, Cumber'
ter of Mr. CURWEN, of Beckern
ry On the :2d ult., at Cirenceste

Gloucest

GO DWI N, of

street, Worcester. t

worth. The gay Lotha
has nearly attained the

%R.THA CLlFT:ofNails
d year and his fair rirtn...

bridegrooM's fourth v.

On the 24th ultimo, Capt
Woodman, to ELIZABETH,
GIBSON.
On the 25th ultimo. at ri-ir

Durham Ox Bro
ith ultimo

ANNE I

On the
YOUNG to Miss

town, to SA

ADAMS

joiner. late of Cl
On the 27th nll
Hampton, Mr. J

SON.
On the

ion, the

l of MARC!
e. Esq., Bat

the Duke of Welling

of Well

Same ci

Mr. CH

Norley (

Warburton: re

t dioces

to ELI

JAMES HECEILE
ROBERT. oune,

LOUISA, da
Sherwell-hou

. BALMS,
ter of JA

, Esq.,

Jones, of St. Andrew's Ch
ELIZA SETH RUSSELL.

On the

QUANCE, commander of th
JANE TREWAVAS, second c

Penzance

in Cornwall

Yestet
SAMUE
MARY 4
Esq., of Nan tivich

HOLT, 1

DIED

On the 2nd of August, on board th
Mr. WILLIAM CHARLES MAGRA

son of the late Patrick Ma
He has left a widowed mothE

am he vva

irreparable less
On the 31st
New Jersey, U

of October

ZERVIAIi ST

year. She
On the 1

sailmaker, many yeais command
trade from this port, and former]
On the sth ult., at Charlestoi
CLOUGH, Esq., youngest son
town.
On the 10th alt, at New Yor

Colonel JOHN TRUMBULL, a 6
was one of General Washington's
the battle of Bunker's-hill. Ile

merit and the painter of th
Declaration of American Inde
On the 11th ult., aged 64, NI

ars tide-waiter in her
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, Nov. 28

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

J. Ayliffc and C. Ayliffe, Twickenham, Maroney
and E. Wiliimet, Duke-street. London-bridge, plumbers—F. J.
Roberts and C. Maybury, Birmingham, gun engravers—J.
Champion and W. Cadman, Bow-street, Long-acre, London,
victua►lers—G. Chapman and J. Featherstone. Whitby, York.
shire, bone cutters—M. Peacock and S. J. Peacock, Bath, whar-
fingers—A. Storer and E. Stainton, Doncaster, innkeepers—R'
F. Martin, J. Boyle, and H. Riddell, Derby, cement manufac.
turers.—J. P. Dick en and J. Schofield, Rochdale, chemists—W.
Squire and T. Wool, Knightsbridge, coachmakers—M. Lewis,
E. Richards, and W. Meredith, Barmouth, Merionethshire,
timber-merchants—T, workman and C. Webb, Basingstoke,
surgeons—J. Bowling and W. B. Pickering, Hammeromith,
surgeons—J. Cock and S. Cragg, Preston, Lancashire, confers
—J. Rylands and J. Rylands, Wigan, linen-spinners—R. Stott
and S. Stott, Blackburn, Lancashire, tea dealers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

JUSTICE

of the midr

.11 with their i

and g

may dire

inst their lives

ful and into

he steel

ce-dyed traitor,

ar the kni

snail or a tort
a tiger. ?mail

of long

Irishmen look for somethin

out to tiler

to repel the attacks, which a Ribband con-

And to meet

hie tyranny—to paralyse the

murder, and turn from our loyal fellow-
and the bullet—they have the

a whining and pleading address from
O'Connell, to the ruffians

and the musket, hy which they

have the law, creeping, like a
in the wake of a blood-hound or

.1, and again we say, JUSTICE SLEEPS!

r be tolerated

better—some-

—than the mockery of protection

A prosecu-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

Y O'Brien (a ie.
ity of the
nd Mr.

O'Brien

;ed and tin:

DENSITY OF POPULATIA.,-.
ntoreland there are only 74 inhabitants to a square milt
while in the county of Lancaster there are 914. In the
county of Middlesex, the number is 5,591 inhabitants to
a square mile. In Wales, the number vary from 59 in the
counties of Merioneth and Radnor, to 274 in that of Flint.
The average number of inhabitants to each house in Eng-
land in 1841, was 5'4, and in Wales 4'B.

—ln the c

SQUARE OR LAND MEASURE.—Land measure varies
very materially, not according to the distance, but to the
mode of travelling. A mile and a half nn fnnt h...

but there is a Yeague'Called the
which goes such extraordinary 1
to ascertain its limits.—Punch.

-Corn-I

ree miles -
w-League.

that it is impossible

entary pap

aggregate number of persona
nees in England and Wales,
.

ch of the two past years
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

s towards Great Britain

these is

kjects the intrigues of the

t have b

e Fres

:ected, particularly in

at will recommend a

Texas—certainly annexa-

tlon, and also the taking possession of the American por-
tion of the Oregon territory. The refusal of the English
government to open negotiations for a new commercial
treaty, coupled with these intrigues in Texas and Oregon,
have offended the United States government, and a posi-
tion will be assumed that will astonish moderate men of

all nations. On the question of Texas and Oregon, we
have no doubt there will be a great excitement in Con-
gress, and perchance a new division of parties throughout
the country. No one can predict the result."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

Leeward Isl. Dem. &Ilerbiel 2

Colonial Corp

ist W. T. Regt.—Demerara, &c
2nd—Jamaica and Bahamas

Ceylon Rifle
Cape Mounted Riflemen—C

Ceylon

Westert
;e Lisbon

R. Canadian K
Royal N

Reg. Car

vet!FanCompany He
ad.
HE

Royal Mal

—St. Helena

* Under orders for the Cape

Havana
New York, Bostor
Charleston, Sayan.
New Orleans
Canada

British North rtineric

Nevdounatand

River Plate
East Inclies
China
Batavia

Reserve batt., Corfu
98th—China; Chatham. New South NV _ .
Nth—N. S. Wales ; Chatham. Cape of Good Hope
Rifle B (Istb.)—Corfu; Longford Africa
(2d batt.)—Halifax.N.S., IsleW.
Reserve batt., Hallfax,

Lima, Vaiparaisc
Malta, Sicily, ezc

IPetersburg,
Oporto ....

a and Constantinop:

years, ROBED

LLOYD'S

44 0-55 0
33 0-44 0
20 0 - 0 0
20 0 - 0 0

0 1 17 6 -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

of Ireland, their recent extensive additions to the
rnd have been directed.

militar

Timid men, wh

entering upc

nounce it

trust tit

Lion, for ti

peaceable and lo
cruelty is most

only to give to t

whilst it permits t

Iu calling t

,rt at shadows, may shrink from

Agitators may d

and even cruel
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

PRICES OF SHARES, DECEMBER 4

SHARES

I•
~... Prices in Prices per
72 the last 7 Share
A. days. To-day.

loon
lo oo

0 0 0
0 0 0

0 0 0
0 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

rnilitary
T

enterir

lion, for the protection of murderers, cannot legiti-
-- ' ply complain if it be suspended, to protect the
eable and loyal victims of those murderers ; and
uelty is most to be execrated when it operates

only to give to the knife of the assassin the throats
and the breasts of the unresisting and unoffending,
whilst it permits the guilty to triumph in the im-

punity of their crimes !

r.g the attention of our Conservative fellow-
townsmen to the annual meeting of the Operative
Protestant Association, to be held this evening, in
the Commercial Hall, under the able presidency of
the Rev. Hugh M`Neile, we shall not be going out
of our way in remarking briefly upon the peculiar
position of that deserving body of men. What, let
us enquire, were the condition and prospects of
conservatism in this locality, and throughout the
empire, when the Operative Protestant Associati6n
was first formed ; and what are they now ? In our
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL

confined to Barbadoe
the grocers

without change in puce ; and in addition

finers, at rather easier terms,

thing done in Alauritiu
;tinting only to about 20
6d, and a few lots of Porto Rico, In hi

Foreign. The s,

been to a limited extent, without change iu prices
. .

of 35 casks of Jamaica, 130 brl
Bahia, and 164 br s of Rio
at 47s to 4gs. and I

Iracaibo, 115 brl

t bags of Trinidad Cocoa s
bags of Brazil, from the quay, at 29s
. _

bags East India Ginger at 13s per cwt.—No sales'in
sales in Rum are confined to a small parcel of Jamaica, 27 per
cent. O.P. at 2s 6d; 180 casks East India have also been sold,
part at ls did per gallon, proof, but for the remainder no price

is reporte

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

A good inquiry for Cotton again to-day, and for Tues-

bales, at very full prices. Several speculators have been
operating in anticipation of bad accounts by the Boston

steamer

COTTON MARK

WEEKLY REPORT

There has been a good demand from the trade, and Specula-
tors have purchased very freely throughout the week. Prices
of the common and middling qualities of American and Surat
are id dearer than on Friday last; in Egyptian ane Brazil there
is no change. Speculators have taken 1u,600 American, fik
Egyptian and 56.0 Surat. There have been forwarded into the
country unsold 740 American, 80 Bahia and 160 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,

From the 24th to the 30th

Nov. inclusive

SALES OF THE WEEK

in Elie 1-4,eek. ThisWk

110 Sea Island
10 Stained ..

- 3795
6_ 1J

syear
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29.—Wind N.W. fresh.
ARRIVED.—Laura, from Demerara—Airey, Nicholson, from
Valparaiso— Raisbow, from Buenos Ayres—Gronville,
Touzell, from Zante—King Alfred, Knit, from Malaga—and
Janet, —, from St, Petersburg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

DIVIDENDS

Dec. 19, L. Keasley and J. I..Keasley, Long-lane, Bermond-
sey, tanners—Dec. 19, A. C. Marsh and W. Marsh, Great Scot-
land-yard, London, navy agents—Dec. 29, W. Smith, Leeds,
ironfounder—Dec. 21, J. Swarm and J. Kelly, Fleetwood-on.
Wyre, Lancashire, bricklayers—Dec. 20, T. Joyce, Bristol, wool-
lendraper—Dvc. 21, G. Taylor, Morton-in.the-Marsh, Glouces-
tershire, mercer—Dec. 21, J Cram. Chard, Somersetshire, lace.
manufacturer—Dec. 22, J, W. Showell, Birmingham, bookseller
—Dec. 21, D. Duncan, Derby, engineer.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.
Dec. 19, G. F. Widnall, Edgeware-road, stationer—Dec. 21, R,
White Ilford, Essex draper—Dec 19 J Sell Union street
dish-square, London, anctioneer—Dec. 20, W. Espivent, Cole.
man-street-buildings, London, merchants—Dec. 19, E. Golds-
bury, Hastings, draper—Dec. 20, M. D. Morgan, Llangottock,
Breconshire, grocer—Dec. 21, G. Taylor, Moreton-in-the.
Marsh, Gloucestershire, mercer—Dee. 20, J. C. Lister, Wolver-
hampton, wine-merchant—Dee. 19, W. Broomhead,
ham, merchant—Dec. 19, A. Reid, Waterloo-place; London,
iron-manufacturer—Dec. ig, W, S. Walker, Hull, grocer—Dec.
19, W. Royston, Manchester, yarn-dealer—Dec. 19, J. Wright,
Horsforth Woodside, Yorkshire, corn-miler—Dec. 19, W. .Ridge'
Chichester, banker.

FROM TAR LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. and M. Hanson, Blackburn, confectioners.—R. and J. E.
Evans, New Bond-street, London, grocers—J. Healey and Co.
Bolton, machine-makers—J. Baker and J Butcher, junior,
Chew's-ride, Little Moor-fields, London, tea-dealers.—J. Good.
fellow and J. Fawkner, Macclesfield, silk trimming manufac-
turers.—C. Dawson and S. Potter, Birkacre and Manchester, ca.
lico-printers.—H. Woodman and J. Gilbert, Walton, Bucking.
hamshire, millers.—E. andJ. Hedges, Cirencester, linendrapers.
—Blackburn Saw-mill Company, Blackburn.—W. Taylor and
Son, Birmingham, curriers.—W. Clark and T. Burbery, Wood.
street, London, and Coventry, riband manufacturers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
W. A. Whinfield, Newcastle.upon -Tyne, draper.
J. Higgin, jun., Lancaster, scrivener.
A. E. Fowler, Liverpool, merchant.
J. Stoodley, Bridport, Dorsetshire, twine-manufacturer.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Alford, Harrow. road, Paddington, licensed victualler.
John Hart, Quadrant, Regent-street, London, tailor.
Richard William Elliott, Compton-street, London, manufac-
turing silversmith.
James Smith, Darenth, Kent, carpenter.
Charles Williams, Sunderland, currier.
William Stone, Birmingham, printer.
Robert Lowes, Sunderland, common brewer.
John Jones, Conway, Carnarvonshire.y shipbuilder.
Thomas Fawcett and John Muir, Hollingworth, Cheshire,
builders.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-05

ARRIVED.—Laura: from Demerara—Airey, Nicholson, from
Valparaiso—Raisbow, ---, from Buenos Ayres—Gronville.
Touzell, from Zante—King Alfred, ' Knill, from Malaga—and
Janet, —, from St, Petersburg.