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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

LONDON HAT DEPOT,
73, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
JOHN WOOD, Proprietor of the above Establishment,
is again induced to appear before a discerning and ge-
nerous Public, adopting as his motto, the Best Article at
the Lowest Price—small profits and
.quick returns, feeling
assured that the NIMBLE NINEPENCE will always beat the
SLOW SHILLING.
My object is to obtain a fair trial and comparison, my
professions have already been satisfactorily tested; I can
now, therefore, appeal with confidence to those who may
not already have given me a trial with certainty of suc-
cess, being confident that the Public will see the justness
and soundness of the principles upon which my business
is conducted.

The success which has marked my PROGRESS AS A
MANUFACTURER, proves that such an establishment was
much wanted in Liverpool, as there cannot be a doubt
much higher prices are frequently exacted from the public
than are justifiable.
Therefore, I trust that the list, fraught with so many
advantages, will meet with general support, and that the
HATS will be such as to command the attention of
Purchasers.

s. d. s. d.
Beaver Hats, (Waterproof) .. 3 6 to 5 6
Short Nap do. do. .... 6 6 particularly recommended.
Ditto do. do. .... 9 0 and 10 6 very serviceable.
Silk do. do. .... 4 6 to 6 0
Gossamer do. do. .... 7 6 particularly recommended.
French do. do .. 10 otol2 6 regularly sold at 12s &15
To prevent mistakes and disappointment,
OBSERVE-73, LORD-STREET,
OPPOSITE SIR. TUTON'S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

TONNAGE DUTIES.

Th' exi:titte ehar_e nh,i,-e the denomination of anchor-
age of 5D r.t.. per t,rl per lay, on foreign or national
vessels I ra,iirw, f,r-710 pott-.his, by Imuerial decree,
dated the 20,h of July, been mareti Illy modified and re-
duced. Acaircl,v to the new reuntations, which are to
take effect on the fish of Novemb-r next. immediately
after the termi,a'ion t.f qv. treaty with Great Britain,
the eha,gei will he as foll,w :
•* Vessels w:th cartrors in an:l car, 900 rs. per ton for
vha' ry-riod soever :nay remain in port.
•• Vessels wi•h cargo invvar,'s and leaving in ballast,

450r4. ton

" V, e elc entering, in ballast and clearing with cargo,
(59rs. per ton.
" Vessels entering in ballast and clearing in ballast,
300 rs. per ton.
" Vessel, entering in frivngnia, or tottelainvat any port
of the empire for orders. or for water or provisions, whe-
ther laden or in hallo t. 3Oors. piT Ton.
Vessvls entering in dis.- rass, free, provided no part of
cargo be laden or discharged, other than for the purpose
'of Davin:l' necessary expenses.
" Vessels havi,!g -discharged and laden at one port of
Brazil, ran enter any other port of the empire, during the
same voyage, free of tonnage duty.
" Vt-awls entering in ballast from any one port of Bra-
sil nay during the same voyage enter any and every other
port of the empire free of tonnage duty, provided no mer-
el,a,lise be laden at any such port.
N:,tiot.,l vessels trading coastwise to pay 30rs. per
ton, bar if oae.ll,F o the crew be Brazilians, only 45r5.,
tint if engaged in the fishing trade, free.
"The vess-1s of thew- oations in whose ports Brazilian
vessels are elia,-,red with hi4her part e!,arges than are paid
be the respective nationd vessels, shall pay one-third ad-
tonnage duty, arid the government is •authorised
to utter increase the chanie in such cases, so as to
Count-rival:ince the addition,d charge made upon Brazilian '
ves-ek in tord,:tt ports.
" I,:xebare!e, 23d., closint.,, very flat. The Six per Cent.
Stork co,tinued very ste aly at '‘`r. but subsequent tran-
aa3tions.were at 69?; to 7(1 ea dividend."

1027011 EX ASTON
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

A ni• st deplorAil.- accideot occurred on Saturday after-
rr!on at Haswell, anon` seven miles from Durham,
when more than 100 lives were Facrificed. About si4
O'clock the colliery exploded, at which time there were
Abaut 130 men and boy.s at work. Up to seven o'clock
yesterday evening, nearly 90 bodies had been brought up
to the pit's month, and no hope v.•ds entertlined that any
on~ would he found alive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

IMPORTANT LIGHT.

CHAS. KURTZ'S PATENT SOLAR CAMPHINE
and NAPTHA LAMPS are particularly recom-
mended to those desirous of having a cheap and brilliant
Light. The Camphine Lamps are perfectly harmless,
being constructed on the Solar principle, and where Gas
cannot be procured, they will be found an excellent sub-
stitute, the Light being equally as cheap and brilliant.
They are entirely free from smell or smoke, consequently
much superior to any hitherto in use.
Camphine and Naptha Spirits constantly on band.
23, Moor-street, Back Goree, Liverpool

P.S.—The TrUde supplied 'on reasonable terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 27.

There was a large supply of W. eat at market, and a moderate
one of other Grain. Prime Wheat was sold at a reduction of 6d,
and secondary at is per barrel under 'I uesday's prices. Barley
and Oats remain unaltered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

1844.

A/fUNICIPAL 'REVISION, commencing THIS DAY,
lrl (Tuesday,) the Ist of Octoberyat Ten o'clock in the
FOrenoon, in the CROWN COURT, at the SESSIONS-
HOUSE. ' . .

The Court will proceed with the WARD LISTS in
Numerical order, (as below,) beginning with Ward No.
1, or Everton Ward, and in each Ward commencing with
THE LIST OF CLAIMS;
And after that List is once called.over, and all Cases in it
that may be ready on both sides heard by the Court; the
Court will proceed in-the same Ward with
THE LIST OF OBJECTIONS;
Anti after that List it(once called over, and all Cases in it
that may be ready on both sides heard by the Court, the
Court will proceed to the second and final calling over of
the List in the same Ward, beginning, as on the first call-
ing over, with the Claims, and after the claims, imme-
diately taking the Objections; and the calling of each
Name a second time will be final, and each Ward will be
finished both as to Claims and Objections before another
Ward is proceeded withZ.

On the first day the Court will not proceed beyond
Ward No. 8.
1, Everton Ward.
2, Scotland Ward.
3, Vauxhall Ward.
4, St. Paul's Ward.
5, Exchange Ward.
6, Castle-street Ward.
7, Sr. Pete'r's Ward.
8; Titt-street'Ward►W
By order of the Mayor I
RD. I
Town-hall, 26th Sept., 18

9, Gt. George's Ward.
10, Rodney-street Ward.
11, Abercromby Ward.
12, Lime street Ward.
13, St. Anne-street Ward.
14, West Derby Ward.
15, South Toxteth Ward.
16, North Toxteth Ward.
and Revising Assessors,
RADCLIFFE, Town-Clerk.
14.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

THE STEAM-SHIP HIBERNIA.

The British North American royal-mail steam-ship
Hibernia, Captain Ryrie, arrived in the Mersey at ten
o'clock on Saturday night. She left Boston on the after-
noon of the 16th instant, and Halifax early on the morning
of the 19th. The run from the latter port may be called
nine and a half days. She brought between forty and
fifty passengers, of whom the following is a list :
From Bi>ston to Liverpool:—Mrs. Rayner, Miss Ray-.
ner, Mrs. E. C. Smith, three children, and nurse, Messrs.
J. C. Shaw, L. M. Hong, Charles Lawson, A. J. King-
ston, Horace Scott, Geo. Alexander, John Mackenzie and
friend, P. E. Pradere, H. Murray, J. B. Greenshields,
E. P. Morewood, Alfred Bishop, F. A. Lovering, Miss
Finlayson, Messrs. H. Sebor, Tontan, May and friend,
G. Montant, C. Delorme, A. Montant, J. J. Gibb, J. C.
Bates. jun., and A. Soliac.
From Halifax to Liverpool:—Mr. W. H. Shore, Mr.
Blackwood, Captain Bay field, R.N., Mrs. Bayfield, and
two Children, Miss Amryll, Dr. Keelv, R.N., Dr. G.
King, R.N., Mr. James Smith, Captain Bayfield's servant
boy, James Shaw, R.N.
ABSTRACT OF THE LOO.—September 16th, sailed from
Boston, at twelve o'clock, P.M. ; 17th, running from
Halifax, N.S. ; 18th, arrived at Halifax at 11 20, P.M• ;
28th, sailed from Halifax at 3 20, P.M. ; 28th arrived at
Liverp2ol, at 10, P.M.

The Hibernia, near Boston, spoke the Britannia, about
twelve days out.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

N 0 'l' 1 C E.

Miscellaneous Poems, by Georgiana Marie Palmer.
Liverpool : Robert H. Frazer, James-street.
This little volume of occasional poems, which the au-
thoress offers to the world as a " Widow's Mite," contains
many pleasing and graceful pieces, which, if they do not
come up to the highest order of merit, display on the part
of the fair authoress a refined mind and great amiability
of disposition. It is dedicated, by permission, to the
Countess of Sefton, who is thus apostrophized in the
opening piece
Dear lady, but fur thee my lyre,
By cypress boughs enwreathed,
All mute had hung, all quenched its fire,
Nor e'er again had breathed.
Thy kind, sweet looks, with feeling fraught,
Awoke its silent voice ;
They cheered with hope each widowed thought,
And bade my heart rejoice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

FRENCH BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
31, BOLD-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MUSIC HALL.

SUMNERS, in announcing his return from Lon-
-1..X• don, desires to intimate, that he has personally
selected from the extensive and celebrated stock of Mons.
C. Lehom of Boulogne, and
„Regent-street, London,
several Cases of Promenade and Dress BOOTS, and
has entered into an arrangement with Mons. C. L. for a
constant supply of his firo-rate Goods direct to this Es-,
tablishment only.

To those Gentlemen who prefer French Boots an op-
portunity is afforded oL obtaining Lehocq's Boots, which,
for elegance and durability, cannot be surpassed, and on
the same terms as in London. viz., 15 per cent. off the
usurl prices for ready money.
G. S. has also greatly augmented his Stock of Ladies'
BOOTS and SHOES from the first French Houses, to-
gether with an enlarged Stock of FRENCH LEATHER
and other Materials.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Indian Rubbar and other
GALOSHES, in great variety.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

Alarttas.
--
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 24.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
Wheat lOB . £213 0 0
Oats 0 .. 0 0 0

Alarktts.
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 24.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
Wheat lOB .... £213 0 0 .t'2 5 0
Oats •
0 0 0

,zllarlato.
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 24.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
Wheat lOB .... .2.13 0 0 £2 5 0
Oats 0 .... 0 0 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 28.

With a tolerable consumptive demand for most articles of the
trade, prices have, during the past week, undergone no material
alteration.

At Wakefield yesterday the ar: ivals were small, and new Wheat
brought an advance of is per quarter; old was also saleable on
rather better terms.

The supplies into Liverpool, in consequence of contrary winds,
have been exceedingly limited, still (with the exception of Oats)
most articles have receded in value. We have but a thin at-
tendance at our Corn Exchange this morning. We cannot
note any alteration in the prices of Wheat, or the finer des-
criptions of Flour ; but secondary qualities of the latter are
much neglected, and, in some instances, offered on lower terms.
Oats are in short supply, and bring fully our quotations. The
demand for Old Meals has in some degree subsided; it is, how-
ever, saleable in retail quantities, at the rates of last week.
New does not come forward freely, and being much wanted,
sells readily at full prices. Beans and Malt unaltered in value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

br Ett.

COMFORTABLE .
A Respectable -YOUNG MANHOME who would dine in
H town, can be accom ewth a comfortable
-L-LOME in a small Famil , where there are no children
or other lodgers. Ter s moderate.
tle.A:sPtiP•et lYe7, MULBERRY-STREET, Six Doors from Myr-

TO be LET, with immediate possesSion, that well-
accuitomed HOUSE, known by the name of the
" ALBERT HOTEL," situate i me -street, Liverpool.
Further particulars ma e known by applying to JOHN
rOMEINSON, Kent4treet.

WAVERTREE.
TO be LET, a HOUSE, No. 13, Salisbury-terrace,
Sandown-lane, Wavertree, containing two Parlours,
with Kitchen on the same floor, four Bed-rooms, good
Cellar. Garden, back and fro e House is very
pleasantly situated. Rent, .
Apply on the Premises at 139, Dale-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, a HOUSE, No. 6, Peel-street, looking
into the Prince's Park, newly papered and painted,
and fitted up with every convenience ; contains Entrance-
ball, Dining-room, Kitchens, Butler's Pantry, on ground
floor; Drawing-room, two Bed-r s. and Dressing-
room, on second floor; three -ro ms and Dressing-
room, on third floor; has capital Bali-room, Water-
closet, Store-closet, C arage, &c. A small Garden in
front of House, and a good Yard behind.
Apply on the Premises.

WINDMILL TO LET.
T° be LET, a WIND CORN MILL, near the town
of Holywell, Flintshire, contlining 4 Fair of Stones,
a Smut Machine, three Flour D ' Machines, with
House, Garden, Stable, Pi es, and Warehouse. ad-
joining, in good repair, may be entered upon imme-
diately.
Apply to Mrs. SANKEY, Holywell.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

IMPORTANT REDUCTION ! 1

KID GLOVES CLEANED, EQUAL TO NEW,
FOR 4d. per PAlR,____

BY L.RATEAU, OF LONDON.
AGENTS :

Mrs. B. LOMAX, Berlin and Smallware Warehouse,
3, Cases-street, Clayton-square, tiverpool.
Mrs. J. LOMAX, Cir ating Library, Smallware and
Stationery Warehouse ock Ferry.
N.B.—VELVE SATIN, BLONDE, EMBROI-
DERY, &c. &c., CLEANED and DYED as usual.
A Box sent to London every Friday Evening.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

LAND AT IN ALLASEY.

VIESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
VI offer for SALE by AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
the 10th day of October instant, at One o'clock in the Af-
ternoon, at Parry's Hotel, at Seacombe, in the Hundred
of Wirral, in the county of Chester, in such Lots, and
subject to such conditions, as will then !-e produced,
Most valuable PROPERTY, situate in the township of
Wallasey, in the Hundred of Wirral aforesaid, consisting
of a Farm-house, Barn, Stables, Cow-houses, and Out-
buildings, all in good repair, and about 70 Acres of LAND,
statute measure, in various situations in that township,
commanding, from their locality, many peculiar advan-
tages for Villas, and other Building Sites, and the whole
within easy distance of Wallasey Church, New Brighton,
and the Ferries to Liverpool, allotted so as to present to
the purchaser or capitalist most advantageous and desira-
ble opportunities for Investment.
The tenant, Mr. John Lawton, of Wallasey, will show
the Property.
For further particulars apply to Mr. RICHARD BAR-
KER, Solicitor, Chester, or to. Messrs. MILLER and
PEEL, Solicitors, Harrington-street, Liverpool, where
Plans of the Property, and the allotments for sale, may
be seen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

On &alt.

ON SALE,
AFRICAN GUANO.
150 Tons of best Analysis, n charging ex Amiens
from Ichaboe, in King's D (.—Apply to
E. and . HEATH, Commerce-court.

ON SALE,
250 Tons pure Ichaboe GUANO,
Ex John Scott,
Ready for delivery from the Ship.
Apply to WARDEN and Co., Brokers,
1, Oldhall-street, Liverpool.
The Cargo has been carefully anal 'zed, and the follow
ing is the result :
GU 0,
Per John Sc , from Ichaboe,
Imported by Mess: JAMES INGRAM and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 2%.

The arrival of Grain to this day's market is exceedingly
small for the season of the year, and an advance of from I s to
2s per quarter on new Wheat, was confidently asked at the open-
ing of the market. The arrival cf samples of a few cargoes
near at hand, however, supplied the demand, and prices closed
about the same as last week. Barley nominal. In Beans and
Oats a little business done, without alteration in value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

CONTRACTS FOR POLICE CLOTHING.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL,
rirNHE WATCH COMMITTEE HEREBY GIVE
NOTICE. that they are willing to receive TEN-
DERS for SUPPLYING by CONTRACT, the follow-
ing Articles of CLOTHING for the Constabulary Force,
viz. :

FOIL CONSTABLES.

{526 BODY COATS and PANTALOONS.
No. I. 64 FIREMEN'S FROCK COATS en
PANTALOONS.

2. 600 Uniform FELT HATS.
3. 650 Pairs LEATHER BOOTS.
4. 1200 Pairs WHITE COTTON GLOVES.
5. 650 ARMLETS.
6. 100 STAVES.
FOR INSPECTORS.
7._ f 40 FROCK COATS.
40 Pairs PANTALOONS.
B. 40 Plain FELT HATS.
FOR BRIDEWELL-KEEPERS.
9,-{3O BODY COATS.
30 VESTS.
30 Pairs PANTALOONS.
10.— 30 Plain FELT HATS.

The Committee reserve to themselves the option ,of di-
viding any one of the Contracts, as above mentioned, into
two lots of equal proportions. Persons, therefore, sending
in Tenders ate requested to state their prices for the whole
of any one lot, or for one-half.
Sample Patterns may be inspected any day, between the
hours of Nine and Twelve in the Forenoon, at the Office
of the Head Constable, until the 30th instant.
The whole of the Cloth to be wool-dyed, end of one
quality and description, for the articles named in lot No.
1.
The Uniform Buttons for the Coats and Vests are
provided by the Committee.
The Committee will not pay for any Sample Patterns
sent for inspection, except those they approve of for the
Contracts.
The Parties whose Tenders shall be accepted will have
to enter into the usual Contract with the Watch Commit-
tee, for the doe fulfilment thereof ; and also engage to
complete and deliver the goods on the 21st day of April,
1845, to be paid for, on approval, in Cash, at the expira-
tion of One Month from the delivery.
Sealed Tenders,. separate from the Sample Patterns,
must be left at the Secretary's Office, not later than Far-
DAY, the 4th day of October next, addressed to the
Chairman of the Watch Committee, (Alderman JAMES
LAWRENCE,) and marked " Tender for Clothing," No.
; and any Person offering Tenders for any of the
aforesaid Articles, must send Samples and Tenders for
each lot separate, and Numbered on the Outside as before
described.

By order,
CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary.
Watch-office, No. 1, Fentvick-street,
31st Avgust, 1814.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

NOTICE

-
/THE Original Wholesale and Retail CARPET, &c.
ESTABLISHMENT, is altogether REMOVED
from LORD-STREET, to the Proprietor's extensive Ware-
rooms,

13, BOLD-STREET,
where his Stock is replete with every Article in
CARPETING,

and the other Branches of kis Trade, that is new, elegant,
and of good value ; and to secure and extend the demand
for his Goods, he continues to identify the Buyer's ad-
vantage with his own, by selling on, small profits for quick
and extensive returns.
THOMAS URQUHART,
Carpet, Damask Floor Cloth, &c. Warerooms,
13, BOLD-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

Oct. 1, 1844.

Co in blorti,

FOR. SALE, a CRANE, nearly new.—To be seen at
No. 20, North John-street.

ON SALE.
TO FARMERS, BUILDERS. AND OTHERS.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PAIR OF OLD
WAREHOUSE DOORS, from 8 to 12 feet long,
a large number of Window Shutters and Frames, Door
Jambs, Cat-heads, &c., now lying at Campbell's Yard,
Great Howard-street ad Crompton-street.
....eThe above are admirably adapted for making Sheds,
9ces, or Farm Buildings, and will be sold cheap.
Apply to Win. COMER, Jun., Crompton-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL.

RICHMOND'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
No. 3, PARADISE-STREET,
TWO DOORS FROM CHURCH-STREET.

T RICHMOND, in calling the attention of the Inha-
s bitants of Liverpool and its vicinity to the above
Establishment, begs to refer to his Address issued last
Autumn, in which be pledged himself to do a Woollen
Trade on a system never before attempted in this town—
namely, to supply every description of Woollen Goods
at a small Der-centage on the manufacturers' prices, for
cash only; at the same time he promised to sell none but'
gond Goods.
That he has fulfilled his promise, that he has redeemed
his pledge, and that his exertions have been duly appre-
ciated, the extensive patronage, accompanied by assu-
rances of satisfaction from his customers, sufficiently
testify.
J. R. has now the pleasure to announce that his WIN-
TER STOCK is ready for inspection, and will be found
well worthy the attention not only of the Retail but also
of every Wholesale Buyer who, doing business on J. R.'s
terms, wishes to save the expense of visiting the Yorkshire
or West of England Markets. That Woollen Goods are
higher, and that the Market is still a rising one, there can
be no doubt, yet, in consequence of an early visit, and
making large pse•chases for Cash, J. R. is in a position
to offer his New Stock at Old Prices, and in some in-
stances cheaper than at any former period. The Stock
consists of every variety of the newest designs in Vestings
and Trowserings, in every Material in which they can be
produced ; superfine Broad Cloths, in every shade of co-
lour ; also, an endless Stock of Waterproof Tweeds,
Beavers, Pilots, and other Materials for Over Garments,
Shooting Coats, 8(c. Special attention is directed to a
large and carefully-selected Stock of Wool Black Cloths.
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, an inspection of which will
prove to the Purchaser that high Prices are not necessary
for the possession of a first-rate Article. In conclusion,
J. R. wishes to reiterate what he has before said, that he
is determined to render himself as celebrated for the good
quality of every Article as for the small profit for which
he sells it.

Every Article for BOOT AND SHORMARERS.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, at Wholesale Prices.
** * An ASSISTANT WANTED ; also a respectable
Youth as an APPRENTICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WANTED, as GOVERNESS, (by a Family residing
in the North of Ireland,) a LADY whose religious
principles are those of the Church of England. She will
be xequired to instruct in English in all its branches, in-
cluding Writing, Arithmetic, also in French, Music,
Singing, Drawing, and Painting. References will be
required.
Address, O. P., Postoffice, Rathfriland, County Down,
Ireland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

ENCAUSTIC TILES.

ESSRS. MTSIT6Si and COMPANY (Stoke•upon-
.LVl Trent) have appointed Mr. E. GRIFFITHS, No.
36, CHAPEL-STREET, Liverpool, Sole Agent in Lanca-
shire for the Sale of their ENCAUSTIC TILES. Par-
ties erecting Public Buildings,,Mansions, Villas, or almost
any description of Dwelling, where elegance and durabi-
lity are required, are respectfully requested to inspect the
numerous specimens,' and where every information may
be obtained relative to the same.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

LOANS OF MONEY may be obtained by Persons
entitled crdy for life, or after the death of another,
to Dividends of Government Stocks, or to the Capital
thereof, or to the Rents of eligible Freehold, Copyhold,
or Leasehold Land or Houses, or to any other Property.
Apply personally, or by letter, to W. C. THOMPSON,
Solicitor, 3; Lord-street, Liverpool.

THE MEDICAL PROFESS ON OF LIVERPOOL

AND ITS VICINITY.

A T a MEETING of the MEMBERS of the mEDI-
ri CAL INSTIIUTION,_ held September 14,

Dr. JEFFREYSi zit the Chair,

It was unanimously Resolved,
" That the Chairman he authorised to convene a Meeting
of the •Members of the Profession of the town generally,
to take into consideration Sir James Graham's Bill For
the better regulation of Medical Practice throughout the
United Kingdom.' "
In pursuance thereof, a MEETING will be held at the
MEDICAL INSTITNTIQN, TO-MORROW, (Wednes-
day,) October 2, at Two p.m., when it is hoped that every
practitioner in and about Liverpool who has the best
interests of the profession at heart will attend.
TH OS. JEFFREYS. M.D., Chairman.
Metrical Institution, Sept. 30, 1844.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

No. 1159.]

JOSEPH MAYER,
GOLDSMITH-, JEWELLER, B,^ SILVERSMITH,
68, LORD-STREET,
IT AS the pleasure to inform his Friends, that (the Part-
nership of the Firm of " Wordley and Mayer"
having expired) he has taken the Premises, No. 68, which
are NOW OPENED, with a completely NEW STOCK of
SILVER GOODS, JEWELLERY, GOLDSMITH'S
WORK, PLATED GOODS, and others, in all the dif-
ferent branches of Art and Manfaellice connected there-
with, to the selection and malatig of which he has devoted
the last three months in visiting the best manufactories
and depOts of London, Paris, and Rome ; and, for their
novelty and eleganceo6f design, earnestly hopes to merit a
continuance of the esteemed patronage so long bestowed
upon him, for which he respectfully offers his sincere and
grateful acknowledgments.
68, Lord-street, August 23, 1844.

P./ dig , 4e4w,

[PRICE FIVERENCE.

AMERICAN HOUSE,
45, BOLD-STREET.
faERARD DONKING, CLOCK AND WATCHMAKER,
83, DALE-STREET, in returning thanks to the Inha-
bitants of Liverpool for their support for the last twenty-
four years, wishes to inform them that on account of his
extensive sale in AMERICAN CLOCKS, he has
OPENED a BRANCH SHOP, iR-BOLD-STREET, No.
45, opposite Slater-street, for the g"ale of the above Arti-
cles, where he will constantly have on hand a great variety
of AMERICAN and other CLOCKS.
_ _

G. D. begs particularly to call the attention of the
Public to the American Clocks, as being a beautiful Arti-
cle, and waranted to keep correct time, at remarkably
Low Prices.

t;Ater/
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. I, direct I Direct. Indirect
- ______
Australia .. .. May 9. Lima
Bahia .... .. Aug. 1. Maranham
Barbadoes .. Aug. '23. Mauritius
Bombay .. .. Aug. I. Mobile ...,
.. Sept. 6.
B. Ayres .. .. lu.y 25. Monte Video. ~, July __,
Calcutta .. July 19. N. Orleans
G. G. Hope .. July 11. New Yolk
..
.. 15
Charleston .. Sept. 11. Pernambuco . Aug. 12. ..
China .... .. June 2'.. Rio Janeiro .. July 25.
Demerara .. Aug. 17 Savannah
Havana .. .. .. 31 St. Helena
Jamaica .. .. .. 23 Valparaiso . .. June 12.
Laguira .. .. 1 .. 13 Vera Cruz
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 2d instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Whitaker, Carter, and Co.'s Office, Rum-
ford-street,
50 Cases GUM COPAL,
9 Cases GAMBOGE.
Apply to MURItAY, SYME, and Co., Merchants, or to
WHITAKER, CARTER, and Co., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.)the 21 instant, at One o'clock,
on the Quay, Coburg Dock,
100 Barrels NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES,
Ex Great Western, from NewYork.—Apply to
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

PRIVATE VIEW.
CATTERMOLE'S PICTURE
OF

THE FIRST REFORMERS PRESENTING THEIR

FAMOUS PROTEST
AT THE DIET OF SPIRES, 1529.
MR. GRUNDY bas' the pleasure to announce, that
the ORIGINAL WATER-COLOUR PAINT-
ING, by CATTERMOLE, of the above extremely interest-
ing Historical Subject, is now on PRIVATE VIEW for
a Few Days, at his Repository of Arts, 26, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

TO CONTRACTORS .AND OTHERS.

THE Commissioners acting in execution of the several
Acts of Parliament for the Improvement the
Township of Birkenhead, are prepared to receive TEN-
DERS for SEWERING MARKET-STREET, in
BIRKENHEAD.

- Section and Specification of the proposed Work maybe
seen on application at the Office of Mr. BRINE, Surveyor
to the said Commissioners, Birkenhead. Tenders (sealed,
addressed to him, under cover to the Commissioners) to
he delivered on or before WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of
October next.

By order,
JOS. MALLABY, Cirri:.
Town•hall, Birkenhead, Sept. 24, 1844.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

MR. SCURFIELD

HAVING finally separated f;;;-the late firm of
" CRIPPS AND SCURFIELD", begs most respectfully
to draw the attention of the Ladies of Liverpool and
Cheshire to his Sale of French and British GOODS, in
SHAWLS,
MANTLES,
CLOAKS,
TARTAN DRESSES, &c. &c.,
___ ON HIS

NEW PREMISES,
104, B 0 L D-S TREE T.
The above, including a splendid choice of
POLKA AND OTHER MANTLES,
Will be SOLD OFF without any regard to value or cost,
in order that not a vestage of the present Stock may
remain.

W. D. SCURFIELD,
104, BOLD STREET.

ST. GEORGE'S INN AND EAGLE HOTEL,
FEN W/CK STREET,
NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, LIVERPOOL.
GEORGE LATHAM (successor to James Morgan),
in returning thanks for the very liberal encourage-
ment he has received since he entered upon the above
Hotel, respectfully announces that his
TRIPE SUPPERS
-will be Resumed on THURSDAY EVENING next, at Eight
o'clock, and continued throughout the Season, with the
same spirit that has previously given such infinite satis-
faction; his ORDINARY, consisting of SOUPS, FISH,
JOINTS, &c., takes place Daily, at Half-past One o'clock.
Charge, One Shilling each.
DINNERS sent out, and promptly attended to, on the
most reasonable terms
G. L. trust, from his experience as HEAD COOK to the
Palatine Club, and subsequently as Manager to the Adel-
phi Shades, to affort the greatest satisfaction to those who
may be pleased to favour him with their commands.
Farmers and Gentlemen attending the Corn Exchange
can be accommodated with a Private Room, when required;
and, at the suggestion of many Gentlemen, an ORDIN-
ARY every Afternoon at 'TALE-PAST FOUR o'clock.
EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR COMMERCIAL MEN.
CHARGES MOST MODERATE.
Private Apartments to accommodate Dinner Parties.
SHERRY COBBLERS, MINT JULEPS, &c.

AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES.
QPAIR KERR has the honour to announce his return
L. 3 from the LONDON and other Markets. where he
has personally selected (and will have ready for inspec-
tion on MON DAY next) a beautiful variety of FRENCH
and BRITISH CASHMENE.DRESSES, FRENCH,
NORWICH, and PAISLEY SHAWLS, FRENCH
and ENGLISH RIBBONS in the newest styles. SILKS,
SATINS, SATINETTES, ENGLISH and FRENCH
MH
HOSIERY, WE" eLveArlyNcEolSo.urPaßiNS,
quality;
T GLOVES,
BLANKETS
FLANNELS, LINENS, UMBRELLAS, and every
other Article in General Drapery.
N.B.—An Assortment of EVENING DRESSES, and
FRENCH and ENGLISH FLOWERS.
30, BOLD-STREET. September 14, 1814.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

Stringfellow Matt .. Duabury—by William Standish
Standish, E.g., for Duxbury
Threlfall Thomas Leyland—by James M. Farring-
ton, Esq., for Leyland
Walsh Simon Sharpies— by Thomas Wright,
Esq., for Sharpies, Horwich,
end Little Bolton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

IMPORTANT LIGHT.

CHAS. KURTZ'S PATENT SOLAR CAMPHINE
and NAPTHA LAMPS are particularly recom-
mended to those desirous of having a cheap and brilliant
Light. The Camphine Lamps are perfectly harmless,
being constructed on the Solar principle, and where Gas
cannot be procured, they will be fOritid an excellent sub-
stitute, the Light being equally as cheap and brilliant.
They are entirely free from smell or smoke, consequently
much superior to any laailierto in use.
Camphine and NaPtha Spirits constantly on hand.
28, Moor-street, Back Goree, Liverpool.
P.S.—The Trade supplied on reasonable terms.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

Wheat, T), 7olb red
Engli h new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, gir qr....
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish. 6o it
Malt, English, qr
Irish
Oats, 44, 7016.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Irish. fine qualities
good
middling
undried
Welsh
Beans, English, v, qr
Scotch& Irish,v4Sot6
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish.... maple
Tares, le, qr
Flour, 28015
English, fine
Irish
Oatmeal, .ap I t. of 240th
Irish, new
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

TONNAGE DUTIES.

The existine eharte under the denomination of anchor-
age duties of 50 rs. per ton per day, on foreign or national
vessels rafting with foreign ports. has, by Imperial decree,
dated the 20th of July, been matetially modified and re-
duced. According to the new regulations, which are to
take effect on the 6th of November next, immediately
after the termination of th- treaty with Great Britain,
the charges will he as follow :
" Vessels with carcoes in and out, 900 rs. per ton for
What period soever they may remain in port.
" Vessels with cargo inwards and leaving in ballast,
450 rs. per ton.
" Vessels entering in ballast and clearing with cargo,
450 rs. per ton.

' Vessels entering in ballast and clearing in ballast,
300 rs. per ton.
" Vessels entering in tremolo, or touching at any port
of the empire for orders, or for water or provisions, whe-
ther laden or in ballast, 300 rs. per ton.
" Vessels entering in distress, free, provided no part of
cargo be laden or discharged, other than for the purpose
of paying necessary expenses.
" Vessels having discharged and laden at one port of
Brazil, can enter any other port of the empire, during the
same voyage, free of tonnage duty.
" Vessels entering in ballast from any one port of Bra-
zil may during the same voyage enter any and every other
port of the empire free of tonnage duty, provided no mer-
chandise be laden at any such port.
" National vessels trading coastwise to pay 30rs. per
ton, hot if one-half o the crew be Brazilians, only 45r5.,
and if engaged in the fishing trade, free.
" The vessels of those nations in whose ports Brazilian
vessels are charged with higher port charges than are paid
by the respective national vessels, shall pay one-third ad-
ditional tonnage duty, and the government is. authorised
to further increase the charge in Such cases, so as to
counterbalance the additional charge made upon Brazilian
vessels in foreign ports.
" Exchange, 25d., closing very flat. The Six per Cent.
Stock continued very steady at 721, but subsequent tran-
sactions were at 69/ to 70 ex dividend."

EADFUL EXPLOSION.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

A meat deplorable accident occurred on Saturday after-
noon at Haswell, about seven miles from Durham,
when more than 100 lives were sacrificed. About six
o'clock the colliery exploded, at which time there were
about 130 men and boys at work. Up to seven o'clock
yesterday evening, nearly 90 bodies had been brought up
to the pit's mouth, and no hope was entertained that any
one would be found alive.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE. SEPT. 27.

The arrival of Grain to this day's market is exceedingly
small for the season of the year, and an advanee of from Is to
28 per quarter on new Wheat, was confidently asked at the open-
ing of the market. The arrival rf samples of a few cargoes
near at hand, however, supplied the demand, and prices closed
about the same as last week. Barley nominal. In Beaus and
Oats a little business done, without alteration in value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

TO CAPITALISTS.

VALUABLE MANOR IN CHESTTIRE FOR
SALE, NEARLY ADJACENT TO THE

FLOURISHING TOWN OF BIRKENHEAD.
By Messrs. T. WINSTAN LEY and SONS,

On TUESDAY, the 15th instant, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-roorw, South John-
street, Liverpool, subject to such conditions as will be
then produced,
ALL that valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, compris-
ing the MANOR and entire TOWNSHIP of NocTo-
RUM, situate in the hundred of \Viriall, and county of
Chester, end containing THREE HUNDRED AND TWEN-
TY-SIX ACRES OF LAND, in statute measure, or there-
about., with a modern-built RESIDENCE. capital
FARM BUILDINGS, and Labourers' COTTAGES
attached.

This eligible Property affords an opportunity for specu-
lation and investment rarely to be met with. The Estve
is at present occupied by a Farm Tenant, and the Land is
in a high state of cultivation. From its locality, how-
ever, it is admirably calculated for Building purposes ;
and to meet the increasing demand in the nei About hood
of Birkenhead for Land of that description the Proprietor
has been induced to offer it to public competition.
The Township of Noctorum lies about three miles to
the west of the important tow❑ of Birkenhead, hut at the
nearest point it is within a mile of its boundary, from
whence several new Streets have been already laid out and
are now forming towards this Estate. The distance from
the House at Noctorum to the Shore of the River Mersey
is about two miles and a half, and from the Sea it is about
three miles distant.

A great part of the Estate is situate on an eminence,
sloping into one of the most picturesque Vales in the
county of Chester, and commanding the most extensive
and pleasing views of the romantic Scenery of North
Wales. It is therefore peculiarly suitable for the er"ction
of Villa Residences. All the Materials for Building and
Draining purposes are to be had upon the Property itself.
There are several Quarries of Stone, abundance of supe-
rior Clay for Brickmakine, and al =o excellent beds of
Sand. The Estate is plentifully supplied too with Water
of the purest quality, which is obtained at about thirteen
yards from the surface.
Another peculiar feature in this Township which must
considerably enhance its value is, that it is free from the
burthen both of Poor and Highway Rates.
Mr. George Jackson, the occupier, will skow the Estate
on application, and Plans and particulars maybe had from
him; from Messrs. WINSTAN LEY and SoNs, the Auc-
tioneers ; or from NICHOLSON and SONS, Solicitors,
Warrington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WEDNESDAY.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 2d instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Whitaker, Carter, and Co.'s Office, Rum-
ford-street,

50 Cases GUM COPAL,
9 Cases GAMBOGE.
Apply to MURRAY, SYME, and Co., Merchants, or to
WHITAKER, CARTER, and Co., Brokers.

To-monnow, (Wednesday,)the 2d instant, atOne o'clock,
on the Quay, Coburg Dock,
100 Barrels NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES,
Ex Great Western, from New Y ork.—Apply to
THOMAS FLETCHER, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL.

RICHMOND'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
No. 3, PARADISE-STREET,
, TWO DOORS FROM CIIURCH•STREET.

j RICHMOND, in calling the attention of the Inha-
-0 • bitants of Liverpool and its vicinity to the above
Establishment, begs to refer to his Address issued last
Autumn, in which he pledged himself to do a Woollen
Trade on a system never before attempted in this town—
namely, to supply every description of Woollen Goods
at a small .ver-centage on the manufacturers' prices, for
cash only ; at the same time he promised to sell none but
good Goods.
That he has fulfilled his promise, that he has redeemed
his pledge, and that his exertions have been duly appre-
ciated, the extensive patronage, accompanied by assu-
rances of satisfaction from his customers, sufficiently
testify.
J. R. has now the pleasure to announce that his WIN-
TER STOCK is ready for inspection, and will be found
well worthy the attention not only of the Retail but also
of every Wholesale Buyer who, doing business on J. R.'s
terms, wishes to save the expense of visiting the Yorkshire
or West of England Markets: That Woollen Goods are
higher, and that the Market is still a rising one, there can
be no doubt, yet, in consequence-of an early visit, and
making large purchases for Cash, J. R. is in a position
to offer his New Stock at Old Prices, and in some in-
stances cheaper than at any former period. The Stock
consists of every variety of the newest designs in Vestings
and Trowserings, in every Material in which they can be
produced ; superfine Broad Cloths, in every shade of co-
lour ; also, an endless Stock of Waterproof Tweeds,
Beavers, Pilots, and other Materials for Over Garments,
Shooting Coats, &c. Special attention is directed to a
large and carefully-selected Stock of Wool Black Cloths,
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, an inspection of which will
prove to the Purchaser that high Prices are not necessary
for the possession of a first-rate Article. In conclusion,
J. R. wishes to reiterate what he has before said, that he
is determined to render himself as celebrated for the good
quality of every Article as for the small profit for which
he sells it.

Every Article for BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, at Wholesale Prices.

*** An ASSISTANTWANIEnTatC;espectabIe
Youth as an APPRENTICE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

MONTREAL MARKETS, THURSDAY, SEP. 12.

Ass s.—We have to notice a further advance in.both descriptions.
SinCe our last remarks Pots have sold at 265. 3d. per barrel, and
Pearl at 265., although small bills arc picked up at something under
these prices. The quantity arriving is very light, and by no means
corresponding to the demand Flour.—Holders of superior brands
of Canada are endeavouring to procure 2.55. per barrel, but the
highest price obtained for any quantity is 245. Id., at which rate
we are told that 350 barrels were placed on Monday. Sales of good
brands, mixed, have likewise been made at 245. to 245. 6d. Provi-
sions.—We cannot learn that anything of moment has been done in
either Pork or Beef; and we are unable to give quotations that can
be relied upon. E.rehange.—The Bank rate for Bills on London
is 11 to 111 per cent. premium. Private Bills 9i to 101, per cent.
Freights—We believe that 4s. to 4s. 3d. is demanded for Flour,
and 275. 65. for Ashes.

A letter from Toulon, states that the offirers of the
squadron of the Prince de Joinville, on their arrival at
Cadiz, enrolled their names for the purpose of sending a
deputation to the officers of the Warspite, to demand sa-
tisfaction for the letters in the Times; but that the Prince
having heard of their intention, anticipated them by
writing to the Commodore ; who is said to have replied,
that he did not believe there were, in the English navy,
officers base enough to doubt the courage of French of-
ficers, and promising to publish a disavowal of these
letters in the Times. The Captain of the Warspite has
also published a letter, severely condemning the com-
munications in question, and intimating his intention to
punish, if possible, the authors of them.

~_ ~,~~

t'N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

THE DRAWING-ROONI FURNITURE :

Set of well-manufactured Mahogany Chairs, with Crown
Backs, Sofa, Lounging Chair, Pair Ottomans, Pair of
Footstools, splendid Range of Curtains, for Two Win-
dows, with Silk Tassel, Fringed Valances, Cornice Rods,
Rings, &c., all Upholstered to match each other, of
Green Figured Merino Damask, handsome Centre or Loo
Table, handsome Work Table, Chess Table, handsome
Chiffonnier or Cabinet,

Brilliant-toned Six-octave Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, by
Tomkison, _ _ .

in handsome Rosewood Case, Modern Bronzed and
Polished Steel Fender and Fire-irons, handsome Brussels
Carpet, as planned, Wilton Hearth-rug, China Vases
and Chimney Ornaments, modern Bronzed Solar Lamp,
several valuable Paintings, in Gilt Frames &c.
THE DINING-ROOM FURNITURE

Consists of excellent well-manufactured Set of Chairs,
Sofa, Sets of Telescope-framed Dining Tables, Sideboard,
Side Table, Loo Table, handsome Green Merino Damask
Window Curtains, with Tassel, Fringe, &c., modern
Bronzed Solar Lamp, Bronzed and Polished Steel Fender
and Fire-irons, handsome Brussels Carpet, Wilton
Hearth-rug, China Chimney Ornaments, valuable Paint-
ings in Gilt Frames, &c., splendid Dinner Service of China,
richly Gilt, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

POW AND FAWCUS' PATENT WINDLASS
PURCHASE.

iv-I.ROBERT Powl-orif-ortil Shields, in answer
to a strange advertisement inserted in the Liverpool
Papers by Mr. Taunton, begs to observe, that, feeling
confident of being able to maintain the verdict obtained
at the Spring Assizes at Liverpool against that person for
an infringement of Mr. Pow's Patent, he is determined
to assert and support the rights and privileges given by
the Letters Patent granted for his Purchase, commonly
called " Pow and Fawcus' Patent." Actions will be
commenced against all parties who, after this notice, use
Taunton's Patent. it being a most flagrant infringement
of Mr. Pow's. _ _

Mr. Pow gladly embraces this opportunity of thanking
Shipowners and Ship Captains for the very liberal sup-
port he has received, and begs to assure them that every
exertion will be used by him to furnish such Shipowners
as may please to take his Patent Purchase, with a strong,
properly fitted, and effective Machine.
Mr. Pow's Agents at Liverpool are Messrs. BETTELEY
and ROBERTS, Brunswick Dock.
North Shields, 281 h September, 1814.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

MOST IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS OF
FAMILIES AND LADIES IN GENERAL.
CORSETS NO LONGER INJURIOUS.
PATRONIZED BY THE ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AND RUSSIAN NOBILITY.

MADAME CADLIN7
Sole Inventor and Manufac er of the celebrated
HYGEINIC ORSETS,
58; Berner's-street
.xford-street, London.
THE Orthopedic peeaktnent by Monsieur CAPLIN,
Student of the wench Medical FaCaty, Fellow of
several learned Societies of Paris; author of the "Treatise
on the Use and Dangers of Corlels," &c. '
Madame C. begs to apprise the Public, that, at the so-
licitation of a great many Ladies and the chief Members
of the College of Surgeons of London; who have ex-
pressed their most decided opinion as to the important
advantages likely to result from the use of the HYGEINIC
CORSETS, she ventures to direct general attention to
their Juvenile, Walking, and Riding Corsets; Corsets
for Femme enceinte, Asthmatic, Supporting and Reduc-
ing Belts ; Belts to use after confinement, and the Sca-
pula Contractor, for opening the chest, flattening the
shoulders, and supporting the spine; Riverso-Tractor, to
prevent children standing on one leg; Orthopedic Corset,
for the cure of deformities, &c. In fact, every external
mechanical means which may be applied • for the support
of the body, as well as the improvement of the figure, will
he found amongst the numerous inventions of Monsieur
CAPLIN. His Treatise may be obtained from Madame
CAFTAN, at her residence,
49, BOLD-STREET,
with the opinions of the periodical press and of other
scientific publications on this little work, by the perusal
of which Ladies will be convinced that the HYGEINIC
CORSET is the greatest desideratum ever obtained for the
comfort and welfare of the sex generally.
Madame CAPLIN will wait upon Ladies at their own
residences, if required, from Nine to Twelve in the Morn-
ing, and may be consulted, at her own residence, from
One to Five in the Afternoon, where sbe will be happy to
receive Ladies or their Medical Attendants, or any
Member of the Medical Profession, upon whom, also,
she will be glad to call if desired.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01

WRAPPERS

AND

?WALKING CO''AS

WELLINGTON, and I Fitom 15s. EAcii.

MELVILLE

AT B. HYAM'S
MANUFACTURING CLOTHING

ESTABLISHMENT,
63, LORD-STREET.

Co bt &alb.

PR SALE, a CRANE, nearly new.—To be seen at
No. 20, North John-street.

ON SALE.
TO FARMERS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY PAIR OF OLD
WAREHOUSE DOORS, from 8 to 12 feet long,
largez
number of Window Shutters and Frames, Door
Jambs.
as. Cat-heads, &c. now lying at Campbell's Yard,
Great Howard-street and Crompton-street.
The above are admirably adapted for making Sheds,
Fences, or Farm Buildings, and will be sold cheap.
APPIy to WM. COMER, Jun., Crompton-street.