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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

THE LIVENTOOL

THE COLUMN OF

h dente anb 30ortirulture.

Newspaper paragraphs on natural history are notorious
for their incorrectness, which is much to, be regretted, as
no other medium is available to the public at large for the
dissemination of new discoveries in natural science. The
following paragraph has been going the round of the
papers :--" A new and extraordinary bird, of gigantic
dimensions, has lately been discovered in the interior of
Africa; it belongs to an entirely new species and genus, it
has the head of a whale .' and the legs, of a crane; it
stands .sit feet high, and feeds upon crocodiles." A bird
with a whale's head would be " very like a whale," and
would require legs rather stronger than. those of a crane
to support it. The .real facts which have given rise to
such an extraordinary misconception are as follows :—At
the last meeting of the Linnrean Society, Mr. Gould
exhibited a drawing the size of life of a new and very ex-
traordinary bird, belonging to an entirely new genus and
species, named by him Balacineps Rex. It is an inhabi-
tant of the interior of south Africa, and has the head of a
pelican, and the feet and legs of a crane. It stands four
feet in height, and its principal food consists of young
alligators. The form of the head and beak bears some
resemblance to that of a .whale;, hence its name. The
feet are not webbed. From recent discoveries in ornitho-
logy it would appear that we have much to learn, both of
the existing and also of the fossil species of birds, and
especially of the Struthionidre.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

MANCHESTER STATB•OF TRADE

• During the greater portion of the past week the market has
been decidedly dull and.depreased.. The arrival of the Ameri-
can steamer, with lower prices, coupled with larger estimates'
of the crop, ncreased the dulness at the early part of the week;
for although the decline in price was not so great as had been.
expected, yet the fact of its being greater at New Orleans than
at New York gave colour to increased estimates of the yield.
In addition, the market has also been weighed down liy.the
unfavourable nature of theaccounts front India. On Tuesday,
notwithstanding that both manufacturers and spinners were.
inclined to make some concession, buyers held off, and consi-
derable dulness was observable both on that day and the fol-
lowinz On Thursday and Friday, the, Liverpool cotton War-
ket showing rather more stability, wsomewluit - better feeling
rias .obgerrit4l,e, bet iniattendetl by any general extension of
,lliedemanck:. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

are incre

at information from the stores of

DEATH

Mr. John Crook,

met with his death on S

lay night, under the following ut
Deceased, though only fifty-two ye

a Saturday

went up

the purpose of
as of some per

retiring to re
on f4ll

g, was

.0 ; neceased

son ca'

I to ascertain the cause of th
veered that deceased had fallen

fall. and death was al;

instantar
To Tl]

wo would
o Mr. Coll
which it will be perceived that his visit is fast

again direc
advert,

ose, and we know by past experience tha
ly years before we see him again ; it is

since his last visit, at

;1 twenty sir

,ed, if he gives

tion tc

'ore, who have not

bout loss o

Sold-street. are o

his various novelties

d that he has just received a fro
vhich are some of his celebrated (
his beautiful illu

DEMONSTRATION OF SAILORS, YESTERDAY.--
body of persons,, chiefly seamen, paraded the town
day morning. A report was rapidly spread that the
of this port had followed the examp.
the Tyne, and struck for wages. This is, lio
devoid of foundation. It would seem that

fe of their brotl

principally shipping-masters and lodg
had induced the honest tars to believe

me parties
ng-house keepers

were i
and it

urged by t

nded to walk throu,

h the to wo, and

p,prooation or tne new syste
er, of three groans, which had been
amount of displeasure for the Sailors
the men cheered three times when opposite the in

Bowe,

• LIP.
)posed

on, and arrangements were made for preventing a Creech.
A. few of the sailors were taken up in a state

of the r

of intoxication

The men carried several flags, and a
,bouchere with two faces.

;enerally known amongst the d

that it i; enacted, by a clause in the tie Mar
which came into force on the Ist of January, 18
if any medicine supplied to vessels for the use of t
be found to be bad, the vendor is liable to a pe

Scotch river
part of last %
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

it to
ISt ROY 1

lOC to Romunists for
present mealier for
Whig,-but he concurred with him (11-
pproving of the Maynooth Grant.
The Rev. Dr. M‘Nua 'LE proposed, and the Rev
seconded, a motion of a vote of thanks to Mr. Glom
The Rev. Mr. SUTTON proposed

educationa
Cheitenhaz
Close) in d

similar vott
the doxot

T was offered up by tl

OF TI

IARY AND PH

PHICAL SOLI

T NIGH'

The usual fortnightly meeting
last night, J. B. Yates, Esq., i

society was b

Mr. R

opened the proceeding

e great princir

e eub

of the nisig

°tie power for that of

present i.O use, we explained three or four mono
The machine is a very beautiful one, readily pa
and, as worked by Mr. Rigby, would have

niably established

who coul

read the m

however, worke,

beautit uit

meeting
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &e

TO MANUFACTURERS, PURCHASERS, ty VENDORS
OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, 4-c.
The Proprietors of this Patent, having ascertained that in-
fringements have been and continue to be committed on the
exclusive privileges granted by the above Patent,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL PROCEED-
INGS will be taken against all parties making, selling, or
using, without the permission of the Patentees, any Fireproof
Safe or Box in imitation of or constructed on the principle of
the invention secured to THOMAS MILNER, his Executors,
Administrators, and Assigns, by Letters Patent dated at West-
minster, Twenty-sixth day of February, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Forty.

_
BARLOW and ASTON,
Solicitors for the Patentees.
Manchester, June 14th, 1850.

The above applies also to Milner's Scotch and Irish Patents
THOMAS MILNER and SON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

li3hments

and, without the imputation of havin„
committed a " blunder of a sudden," she can boldly
mporal and spiritual supremacy wi
We must not—we dare not. The voice
scant people of this realm must again,
possible, more earnestly, reverberate through
land, and make itself heard in the legislative
nbers and before the throne. The Russell
roved itself unequal to the task it has
professions of Protestant zeal have

success

the re

undertaken. .1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

SAILORS' HOME BAZAAR,

TO BE HELD ON
WEDNESDAY and TIIURSDAY, 23d and 24th April neat

T a MEETING, held at-trilrown-hall, on Tues-
day, the 4th instant,ttle—following LADIES announced
t ear intention to hold 3TALLS :
Mrs. LITTLEDALE - Higbfield.
Mrs. BRIGHT Sand-heys.
Mrs. BENJN. HEYWOOD JONES Lark-hi!l.
Mil . ROBERTSON GLADSTONE Court-hey.
Mrs. 3011 N AIKIN Prince's-park.
Mrs. WALTER MACGREGOR Falk ner-street.
Mrs. COTESWORTH Southhill-grove.
Mrs. BELL . Claughton -vale, Birkenhead.
....
Mrs. Wm. FISHER Park-road.
Mrs. FRANCIS SHAND • Sandfield-park.
Mrs.-S. R. GRAVES Falkner-aquare.
Mrs. DUNCAN GIBS Upper Parliament-street.
Mrs. MACRIE Upper Parliament-street.
Mrs. TomtaNsow
Mrs. L ' Fulwood-park.
vrtm
_

The COMMITTEE respectfully request the Assistance of any
Other LADIES favourable to the ur.dertaking, and of Centribu-
hems, which wilt be thankfully received by any of the Above
Ladleo, and at the Sailors► Home.
THOMAS LITTLEDALE,
01,14.70811 of the Bazaar Committee.

PATENT PEGGED BOOT MANUFACTORY,
No. 14, PARKER-STREET, NEAR CHURCH-STREET,
(Late Park-lane, Liverpool.)
T SMITH and CO. beg to state that they have
el • REMOVED from their Establis in ark-lane, to
a more central part of the town, No , PARKER-STREET, near
Church-street; and take this ortunity of,returning their
sincere thanks to their Fr' s and the Public in general for
the very liberal suppor ey have received since their com-
mencement in the Manufacture of PATENT PEGGED BOOTS,
&c.; and hope bystrict attention, a well-assorted Fashionable
Stock, manufactured from the best Materials, and superior
Workmanship, they may ensure a continuance of that patron-
age whieh it will always be their study to merit.
HOUSE and SHOP, in Park-lane, TO be LET, with Fix-
tures complete.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

COURT OF PASSAGE

A lIU3DAND MUST PAY FOR HIS WIFE'S PECCADILLOES.
A somewhat unusual case came on for trial on Tuesday, in
which Mr. James appeared for the plaintiff, Eleanor Gater,
milliner, Bold-street, and Mr. R. Rushton, jun., for the de-
fendant, John Crosby; the action being brought to recover
money due for goods sold and delivered defendant pleaded
not indebted. Mr. James said that his client carried on busi-
ness as a milliner, in Bold-street and sought to recover
.t'S 10s. 6d. for certain articles supplied in the summer of last
year to defendant's wife. The articles having been enumerated,
evidence was given to establish the sale, their delivery at Mr.
Crosby's house, at Prospect-vale, Fairfield, and also to the fact,
that they were suitable articles for a woman in her station of
life.—Mr. Rushton, in addressing the jury for the defendant,
contended that the debts had been incurred after Mrs. Crosby
had been dismissed from her husband's house, on account of
her infidelity to him. Evidence of this criminal intercourse
having been given, Mr. Rushton appealed to the learned as-
sessor as to whether or not there was any claim in law upon
his client?—Mr. James, on the other side, argued that the evi-
dence of adultery was unsatisfactory ; and the assessor, having
instructed the jury, they returned a verdict for the plaintiff for
the amount claimed.

CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION.

CARTER (AN INFANT) V. BOWERS AND MURRAY, (SPECIAL

JURY.)
This was an action on the case brought to recover compen-
sation in damages, for bodily injury sustained by the plaintiff,
by reason of carelessness or neglect of the defendants. The
damages were laid at .W5OO. The defendants are contractors
for certain work at the new docks, at the north end of the
town ; and the plaintiff, a boy about fifteen years of age, was
employed by them as a driver of one of the waggons used for
the purpose of conveying the soil from the excavators, on a
temporary railway made for the purpose ; and the allegation
was, that in consequence of a heap of stones being, allowed to
remain near to the rails, throngli the carelessness or negligence
of the defendants, the plaintiff, while following his ordinary
avocation, was thrown under the' wheels of one of the waggons,
by.which his leg was nearly severed from his body, so as to
render, amputation necessary. This case excited much atten-
tion and sympathy on both sides, and was the first taken on
the special jury list, The evidence in support of the plaintiffs
right of action occupied three hours; but at the conclusion of
the examination of the first witness for the defence, the jury
f mDeesi g and Mr.
James
intimated that they were of opinion that tire stones which had
occasioned the accident were not under the control of the
ton
defendants, but of the dock trustees; and consequently a
and Mr. Thor-
ags
burn counsel for the defendants. ,
verdict
own etraekfeonr ftohre tphlea idnetfieffn;d aann tds. M r Mr..
•
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Are it was

ress as a o

g the agencies

productive use

s nation
ry of the

h a portion of whic

ight have

called fo:

-and we cannot

of the present, and the po
if the latter.

of very man

Martineau as the writ
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

yalspecch co'

IRELAND.

.At the Mansion-house dinner In Dublin, the other
night, Lord Clarendon stood -up when Archbishop Mur-
,ray's health was drank.
A royal commission—with the Archbishop of Dublin at
its head—is immediately to be issued, ,to inquire into the
state of Dublin'University, .
The Limerick Chronicle says that no less a sum than
£44,000 was remitted to that town last year from emi-
grants to their friends, so that emigration is not always
• the drain upon the country which has been suppoSed.
Mr. Carroll Naish has been elected clerk of the Lime-
rick Union. He.was for many years a grand juror and a
magiStrate of the'counti, and appears to have been highly
esteemed.
The " rent," on Monday, was declared to be simply
"nothing."
.One of the orators, endeavouring to account
for this melancholy result, attributed the stoppage of all
payment to the absence of the "leader," in consequence
of which the country contributors either forgot their
friends in Dublin, or sent their shillings to Mr. John
O'Connell, in, London— For sheer ihaMe the chairman
handed in 10s.
informations have been granted at Dingl4, Ireland,
against twenty boys for committing a shameful outrage
upon the Hon. Miss Broderick, of Bath. Oni that lady
passing where the boys were playing, one of them said,
' there goes the lady that Father -- spbke about
yesterday," and immediately showers of stones !were flung
/at her, and one, a pound weight, hit her on th: shoulder,.
Great sensation was created among the neighb urs, when
the use of the above expression was distinctly sworn to..
CRIME.—On the morning of the 28th ult., a stable,
about a mile and a half from Killorglin, Kerry, was
maliciously set on fire. On the same day the dwelling=
house and out offices of a farmer, named Aladden,, of
Sisgibbori, Tipperary, was maliciously set fire to, and
burned to the ground. The door, the only Wily through
which the family could escape, was firmly fastened by the
miscreants. The Maddens, however, sueceeded in
making their escape through a window in the; gable end
of the house. There are six prisoners in the county of.
Limerick gaol at present charged with murder., •
DESTITUTION.—The Nenayla Guardian of j Saturday,
the Limerick Chronicle and the Tralee Mercury of the
" same day, contain accounts of six deaths by starvation.
attested by the verdict of the several Juriei. The Guar-
dian says :—" It is impossible to conceive the Poverty and
suffering which exist at this moment through the country,
in which there is a sad want of employment and a great
scarcity of food. Amongst the generality of the tower
orders all feelings of commiseration and pity atpear to be
completely dead ; for every day we behold mothers in
their misery deserting their offspring—fathers, their
children—husbands their wives, and relatives efusing to
admit the dead bodies of their friends within tfie walls of
their residences." •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

of the late Mr. 'WM. REM); sliipwi
was carpenter of the immortal Ne

Trafalgir
On the

ith ult., at Birkenhead, aged 76, JOHN HASLEM

On the 27th ult., at an advanced age, Lieutenant-General
EVATT, R.E. The deceased entered the service in 1788.
JOOHnNthie,w2itichAuxltiL,BEtsgE.xeotfesr,eaacgoerndb3e,4,aleAstfiEreS., third son of
On the 30th ultimo, at the town residence of the Earl of War-
wick, in Carlton-gardens, after a longand painful illness, in hex
65th year, SARAH ELIZABETH, Countess Brooke and Coun-
tess of Warwick. The deceased was the only daughter of the
late and sister of the present Earl of Mexborough, and relict a
John George, fourth Baron Monson, of Burton,. Lincolnshire.
Same day, at Runcorn, aged 28, the beloved Wife of THOS
HAZLEHURST, Esq., of Camden Cottage.
Same day, in Egerton-street, of consumption, a
Mr. FREDERICK HENRY WYKE, artist.
On the 31st 'ultimo, aged 46, Mary, wife of Mr. RICHARI
HESKETH, of St. James's-street.
Same day, ROBERT RUSHTON, infant son of Mr. ROBER9
MAWDSLEY, of Sefton Arms, London-road. •
Same day, in Plumpton-treet, Everton, SUSANNA, wife of
WALTER CLATWORTHY, Esq., R.N., late of her Majesty's
steamer Redwing

d 24 years

On the Ist instant, at Talgrath, North Wales, aged 33,
BLANCHE, daughter of Captain THURSTON, R.N.
Same day, in Russell-Street, aged 24, JOHN S. ASTLEY, son
of the late THOMAS ASHBIJRNER, Esq., of green Haulme,
Dalton, near Ulverstoli.
Same day, at Derby Cottage, Bootle
SALT

iged 53 years, Mr. C

On the 2nd instant, much regretted by alargt circle of rela•
tires and friends, PETER MANIFOLD, Esq., of Birkenhead;
in the 45th year of his age. By his death many will feel a loss;

and his memory will long be cherished by both rich and ppoor:
Same day, at Warrington, aged 22, Mr. JOSEPH HINDS.
Same day, aged 15 months, Thomas, son of Mr. THOMAS
HATTON, of Brownlow-street. ' •
Same day, at Ham, near Richmond, in ,her s6tb year,
SARAH; relict of the late ROGER CUNLIFFy, Esq., banker,
Blackburn.
Same day, in Duke-street, of diarrhoea, aged 57, Mr. JOHN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

were greatly flooded during the greater
, owing to the melting of the snow in the
;erly gales. No particular

Highlands and strong m
damage, however, resulted

The Toronto, a superbly-built packet-ship, nearly
1000 tins burthen, which acco:nplished some of the most
sages, perhaps, on record, between London anti

rapid v

e w York, has, we regret to 6. _
Mantilla reef, near the Bahama Islands
Gulf stream, the entrance to the Gulf of Mexico.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.—Yesterday, a butche_
Jones, was committed for trial, for having coma
most brutal assault upon Mr. Baker, tobaccor
street. On the night of the Ist instant, Mr
passing down Copperas-hill, when he was hustled
mob of butchers' men. Blackmore, 227. interfe
when both he and Mr. Baker were dreadfully beaten
severely indeed as to compel their confinement to bed
since the night in question.
THE FALKIRK ELECTION

been totally lost

Florida

of Roe-

The writ for sui
A: of Aw; nt ~.4 h.l ...a

elevation of Lora iwneoin w we peerage nay oeen receiv-
ed, and the Sheriff has fixed to-day for the nomination,
Thursday for the polling, and Friday for the declaration.
Mr. Baird and Mr. Loch are making strenuous exertions
in all the burghs, and it is doubtful_
the successful candidate. •
that the great local influence
chance the best.•

as yet, who a

An opinion prevails, howevE
nf Mr. B

STATE OF THE COUNTY OF CLARE.—In the Ennisty-
mon Union indoor accommodation has been provided for
over 4,000 paupers, and on Saturday last the numbers in
the houses were 3,811, in addition to which 81
. .

receiving outdoor relief
Ennis Union, va
v

F. A rate has been struck for the
from ss. to Is. 6d. in the pound—
but these rates are greatly

,s. new:, about the average,
below the requirements of the union, in five
which the sums necessary to meet the pressure would
amount to 15s. ld., 12s. 24d., 12s. 10d, lls. 5d., and
Os. o!,d.

CONSERVATIVE DINNER AT COLCHESTER.—The &n
ary of the return of Lord John Maimers for Col-
chester, was celebrated on Thursday last at the Cups Jon,
in that ancient borough, when upwards OW of the con-
stituency of the noble Lord, over whom Mr. W. W.
Hawkins rresided, sat &in to dinner. His LordShip,on.
his health being drunk, in returning thanks, adverted to
the prominent subjects about to'come on in the lions() of
Commons, and avowed his intention of supporti,— -
Royal prerogative .snd the rights of the. R 6,
Church against Papal aggresSion, and of supporting
claims of the. agriculturists, whose prospects.
thought, were better than they were Eoule time o.

:ablrshed

of relief, he

speech was received with cheert.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEBRUARY 7

Ti►e demand for Beef during the week has been quiet, and
the sales are not to an average extent; but prices have'not
varied, and fine Beef is very firmly held. For Pork there is an
active inquiry, which has resulted in several pretty extensive
sales, at full prices : leaving the stock in first hands now very
low. There has been more doing in Bacon, and the late arri-
vals have been well cleared off, at, in some instances, an ad-
vance of Is. per cwt. on the best descriptions : a sale of 300 bxs
of a favour►te St. Louis brand has been made at 365. to arrive.
No new Hams or Shoulders yet in the market. A further ad-
vance of 6tl. to Is. per ewt..has been made on Lard, and the
sales for the week reach to about 80 tons. Cheese, when fine,
moves freely, but ordinary qualities are difficult to sell.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET
FEN WARY 8.
s. d. s. ff.
Hay, old, 2011, 0 lag 0 10 Potatoes, 3p, 9015
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Mangelwurzel I7 0— 0 0 Cups

s. d. s. d

3 4
3 0 -
0 0 -
0 0-

Straw, Wheat 0,3- 0 ' 4 -Turnips, vp ton .15 6
Oat 0 - 3 0 3it Carrots 35 0
Barley ...... 6. 2i— 0 3 Manure 4 6 -
PR ICE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE AT THE DOCKS
' Potatoes : Kerups, retail, 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d.; Cups, 2s. II d. to
3s. Id.; Turnips, I'.3wedes,l3s. to 15s. per ton of 20 cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

YHE ANNUAL BALL for the BENEFIT of the
FEMALE ORPHAN HOUSE and other CATHOLIC
HARITIES of LIVERPOOL will be held, by permission of
the Mayor and Town Council, at the Towx.n A LL, on MONDAY,
the 3d March, 1851.

LADicklimA -DsVroN, Lady Patroness.
HEN ARPLES, Esq., President.
Tickets (Re mints included) to be bad of Messrs. Roca-
LIFF and SoN, 50, Castle-street; Messrs. HIME and SON,
Church-street; Mr. PARSONS, Bold-street; and at the usual
Places.

THE ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB will hold
their BALL at the PHILIIARM HALL, on THURS.
bAy, the 20th March, 1831.
Tickets to be had tlgigryltilii, basionjy;
N Hon. Secretary.
Clab-hoirse, letriebruary, 1851.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

Manteb.

ARCHITECTURAL PUPIL.
AN ARCIIITECT, in Tit,rate practice, has a
VACANCY for an A LED PUPIL. - A Premium will
be required.
Address, D. S.• ostolfice, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

POSITIVELY THE
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE COMIC PANTOMIME.
NOTICE.—To prevent disappointment, it is respectfully an-
nounced that the NEW PANTOMIME must be withdrawn
after SATURDAY next, the 15th instant. The great success that
has attended its production demands acknowledgment, and,
in respectfully tendering it to the Public,' the Management
has the gratification of stating, that it is considered by all
who have seen it as the best Pantomime placed on the stage
since the production of Mother Goose. To acc)mmodate
Families residing on the Cheshire side of the River, the
PANTOMIME will be placed Ti is Ev Km NO, andTx mammy
EvaNING next, as a FIRST PIECE, commencing at Seven,
and terminating at Nine o'clock.
-A Copy of the popular Song, "Cupid's New Archery," sung in
the "Child of Hale," and published with the Words and
Music, will be given at the Box-office to all Parties taking
Places during this Last Week of the performance of the
Pantomime.

'T H " present TUESDAY EVENING, the I Ith inst.,
the Performance will commensa-Trlfrilie New Comic
Pantomime, entitled
HARLEQUIN

AND tr CHILD OF HALE;
THE
KING OF TUE RED SRS AND THE LIVER QUEEN.
Harlequin M. ilano. I Columbine.. Madame Boleno.
Pantaloon.. err Cole. I C10wn.... Sig. H. Boleno.
To conclude with the
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD.
Captain Staggers.. Mr. John Reeve I Moses.. Mr. C. Hall.
Polly Weedle.... Mrs. R Power.
To-MORROW, (Wednesday.)—THE KENTUCKIAN. Colonel
Nimrod, Mr. Hackett. After which, MONSIEUR MALLETT.
Monsieur Mallett, Mr. Hackett. And the PANTOMIME.
On THURSDAY,—The PANTOMIME and BLACK-EYED
SUSAN.
On FRIDAY, (for the Benefit of Mr. Hackett,)—RlP VAN
WINKLE. Rip Van Winkle, Mr. Hackett. HIS LAST LEGS.
O'Callaghan, Mr. Hackett. And the PANTOMIME.
On SATURDAY,—RICHARD THE THIRD, and the PAN-
TOMIME.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

FINN .AWES,

R. W. G. HERBERT begs to inform his Friends
that he has taken the GALLERY, 28, BOLD-STREET,
for the SALE of First-class Pictures, by Modern Artists.
Among other Works NOW.ONji:IEW is the " BRIDES OF
VENICE," Painted by J. ERBERT, R.A.
Op om•. Ten till Dusk.
• GALLERY,r , OLD-STREET, opposite the Lyceum.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

Quropt.

Cotton en route for Bale will be delivered there at £5 10s.per
Ton weight. The time occupied in the transit is expected to
be under Twenty-seven Days.
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
Tne first class Paddle-wheel Steamers
MARGARET,
CAMILLA,
COMMODORE,
Are intended to sail, (with or without a Pilot,) from Coava•
DOCK, LIVERPOOL, forHAVRE, with Goods and Passengers,
as follows:

COMMODORE

Saturday, February 15, at 9, Morning.
From HAVRE for LIVERPOOL,...— - -
MARGARET ........Saturday, February 15
Commonoirs --Saturday, Februa .
FARE : —FORE CABIN, 218.• FTER CABIN, 348.
This direct communication is • ended to afford to Shippers
facilities for the Transhipme f French, German, and other
Foreign Goods by the Br' • i and North American Royal Mail
and other Steam Ship to the United States, and by Sailing
Vessels to all parts of the world. -
For Freight or Passage apply, in Havre,to DONALDCURRIE;
in Glasgow; to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Lon-
don, to J. B. VOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; and in Liverpool,
to CHARLES MAcIVER, 1, Rumtord-street..
N.B.—Early in the Spring the Steamers plying between Liver-
pool and Havre areintended to call regularly at SOUTHAMPTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

WHAT A SPLENDID ROOM !
WROBERTS, HAIR-CUTTER, PERFUMER,
• and GOSSAMER WIG-MAKER, 23, CHURCH-
STREET, LIVERPSOL, respectfully returns thanks to his
numerous Friends and Patrons for their kind support since he
commenced business, and begs to inform them that after
repeated solicitations he has taken a Shop
No. 15, CASTLE-STREET,
(NEAR THE EXCHANGE,)
" '

_.„
Where he has built a magnificent H -CUTTING-ROOM
and fitted it up in a superior style h every accommodation
He thinks he may say, withol xaggeration, there is not such
a Room in this country f air-cutting, where he hopes by
strict personal attentio o business, and employing the most
talented and respect e workmen, to meet with that support
which it will ever his study to merit.

W. R.'s 2leOf Hair Cutting is so well known, and its
superiority generally admitted, that he thinks it superfluous
to say more about it ; but he particularly calls the attention of
Wig Wearers to his NEW VENTILATING GOSSAMAR
WIG, which, for the fineness of its texture and natural appear-
ance, approaches so near perfection as almost to defy the
scrutinizing eye of the connoisseur to detect it from Nature's
choicest production—A GOOD HEAD OF HAIR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

FRIDAY

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'ilock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16. Exchange-buildings,
50 Tons Peru GUA T ,
Per lon and Black Prince.— yto Messrs. Gums, BRIGHT
and Co., Merchants, _ _

J. H. RAYNER and CO., Brokers.

By order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Her
Majesty's Customs.
On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
in the Landingwaiters' Office, Custom-house, Liverpool,
RUM, BRANDY, GENEVA, WINE, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Gold and Silver W " ,
3 Old S,
Vulcanised India Ru ÜBING and SHEATHING,
475 Phu. DIA RUBBER SHOES.
—7l7d a variety of other GOODS.
N.B.—Purchasers of the Sheathing and Tubing are guaran-
teed by the Crown against any interference of the Patentee, on
any subsequent disposal of the goods.
May be viewed in the Queen's Warehouse, the 13th instant,
between Ten and Three o'clock, and on the Morning of Sale,
and Catalogues had, price sixpence each.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
_ The beautiful clipper Schooner
N. AN SYBIL
- • • 176 tons o. at., and 108 tons N.M. Built at Quebec, in
1850, of the best materials, to class six years-A 1; is thoroughly
copper-fastened ; and sails rem stfTy fast, having, when
loaued, run 280 miles in 24 : now lying in Queen's Dock.
—Builder's specificatio ay be seen, and inventories had, on
application to Mess . ALLAN and GILLESPIE, 34, South John-
street, or to TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-Luildings, Fenwick-street,
the Schooner HEBE ;
"*; ' Per register 103 22-1 00ths tons N.M. and 121 tons 0-I‘l.,
- ' - built at Plymouth, in 1835, t talid eleven years A 1
at Lloyd's, stows a good cargo is well known for quick
passages, and has invar. e ivered her cargoes in first-rate
order.—Apply S. GEO. LOUTHEAN and CROSS, or to
TONGE, CURRY and CO., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 'l4th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The Brigantine SHANNON;
- ....
fir, :%f,` ,-126 tons per register, built at Prince Edward Island,
in 1832. Her dimensions are—length, 71 feet 2-10ths;
breadth, 18 feet 6-10ths ; depth, 1 Aet 7-10ths ; she is well
suited for the coasting tra stows a large cargo : lying in
the King's Dock.— rther particulars apply to
TONGE, Y and Co. Brokers for the Sale of Ships.

NEXT WEEK; &c.

Postponed from Tuesday, the 11th instant.
On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial-building.s,_Dale-street,
1700 Bags C ELF',
.
Now landing ex Presto, fro . onanigo.—
Ixt HIE and TOMLI • , erchants, or to
USHBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers

Apply to Messrs

On account of whom it may concern.
Postponed until the 18th instant, not being landed.
On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, lalf-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial S m, Temple-court,
1000 B merican CHEESE.
WM. GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

RAILWAY AFFAIRS.

Mr. Peto commenced operations on the Birmingham
and Oxford Railway on Thursday, he being under contract
to finish the line by that day twelvemonths.
It is understood that the dividend of the Midland Rail-
way Company will be at the rate of '24 per cent. per
annum with a balance of £20,000. '
The Great Western Railway accounts were to be pub-
lished yesterday. After providing for the dividend, and
placing against revenue every legitimate charge, the ba-
lance, it is believed, will be found to exceed £49,000.
The Queen's Speech was received in Cork thirteen and
a-half hours after it had been delivered. The distance
from London to Cork is 510 miles, and the SPeech was
transmitted- via" Crewe, Holyhead, and Dublin.' The
electric telegraph was only used for 157 miles.
The Railway Times says,—" The gross traffic returned
to us since the Ist of 'January, on 6245 tniles, amounts to
£1,090,823, whiidi gives an average of £174 Ss. 44d. per
mile for the period mentioned. The corresponding period
of last, year, an 5485 miles, produced £939,985, being
equal to £l7l 7s. SP. per mile for the same number of
weeks.--The gross traffic for the week just ended, on
6254 miles. is returned at £227,406 9s. 7d., whichiis (quid
to £36.75. 2d. per mile. The corresponding week of
last year,' on 6513 mileS, produced £199,195, or an aver-.
1 • age of £36 2s. 74d. per mile.
In the County Court at Lincoln, a few days o, a ver-
ig
dict' of £5 damages and costs was given agains the Great
Northern Railway Company, for having starte a passen-
ger train before the advertiied time for.departure, and
thereby prevented Mr..T. Brande, a traveller for Sir C.
Marshall, wholesale grocer, London, from getting from
Lincoln to Gainsborough, to transact business for his
employer, on the 20th of November last. The plaintiff
laid his damages at £25.--'-In the same court; a verdict of
£3 Bs. 6d., damages and costs, was returned against the
same company, for delay or neglect in the delivery of .a
parcel of news sent from Lincoln' to the oflce of the
Lincolnshire Chronicle, at Stamford.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

s. d. e. d.
6 1
6 4

5 11 white.. 5 7
5 10 d 0..... 5 10

6 2 Rhenish 5 5
5 9 white_ 5 .8 —7
5 6 Danube. 5 0
5 8 Polish.. 5 11
5 7 .white.. 5 JO

- - - ..
4 i 5 1 I,Aypt'n 3 -9
4 1 The funeral procession extended three-quarters-of-a-mile from
20 0 —2B 0 1.... .. 0 0— 0 0 the residence of the deceased, including a detachment of her
3 2 3 5 Malting 0 0— 0 0 Majesty's I lth Regiment and fifty mounted and dismounted
2 7 2 8 Russian 2 4 2 5 police. Captain Lichfield was brother to Dr. Lichfield, now of
25 0 —29 0 .... ~.. 0 0— 0 0 this town,'hut formerly Inspector of Hospitals in the colony.

dysentry, GEORGE. REill, of this toWii

Tphan,

On th-e.29th NoveMber, 'at Acapulca, aged A, Capt. MAG.
NUS BRUCE, of the ship Arethusa, of this port.
On the Ist December, at San Juan de Los Lagos, after a shor'
illness, agea 39, Mr. THOMAS CARTER, of the pun of Carter
Marriner, and Co., of San Louis Potosi, Mexico,but formerh
of this town.

;lifornia, of cholera

On the Ist December, at Ch
CELIA ANN SEILS, of this town.
On the 2nd December, at the same place, aged 30. JAMES
WALISTER, of this town.

On the 16IH Deceml;e7,ai Calcutta, aged 59, Mr. THOMAS
BRACKEN, formerly a leading partner in the once great and
opulent house of Alexander and Co., merchant-bankers of
that capital.

On the 13th ult., on his passage from Demerara, Mr. JOHN
LI fTLE, of Aspatria, Cumberland, chief officer of the brig
Lancaster, of this port.. .

ip Alexandria, agi
Mr. JAMES Ill 6(

:sage from Cala°. o

!, WILLIAM, youngest
loreland,Kirkcudbright.

a's snip
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

and Co

e rateof four

revers3lonth

6th Marc'.
Ist April.
6th April.
Ist May.

bs pfovid

aaracter and experience.
th ample Stores of every

id Liquors, which
rd, if required.
AILING BROTHERS and Co.
11 be collected at therate of four

e exception of V/

e pound ster

EIGHT

)UCED RATES OF FR
YORK PACKEI
NEW ARRANGENIEN

SHIPS

tl4 of evernMonth.
LEY .1500 tons.. 2fith Feb,

only 20s. per tor
al contract.

lidnight of the

s,recentlybuiltin thecity

ength, beauty of model, punctuality
as well as for extent and comfort of
e not surpassed by any in thetrade,

A. TAYLOR and CO
New York—Messrs. KERMIT and CAROW.

collected in New York atthe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

one of the Min

ied the laat cor

and was or

.ated ground to

fusal of the
created throughout Christendom

lege on

ting to these recent i
to a host of others which have occurred in former

es, as well

ays and in

zressive

ly to which he ad-
ated a measure of

er; but, alas

this anti-

cipation Wa

dashed to the

ground by a single sen-
xavering and pusillanimity.

` In the r

t uncertai:it.y

h still prevails as

'ention of Me me

e that has been

asurcs,
qpfl nn

r whether it is merely a blunder (I .) com-
nrnmended,—

retract

you can now maintain by

r not to proposear

itself rriz
" Most

potent conclusion !" We are

to wait, it seem

1 the ministerial "uncertainty"

r insolent aggression from
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Sole Lessee t Manager, Mr.W. R. Copeland, 15, Gt Charlotte-st.

FRANCONI'S CIRQUE NATIONAL DE FRANCE

AIAGNIFICENP AND NEW EQUESTRIAN MILITARY
SPECTACLE! Entitled
AND THE CONQUEST OF THE
SIKHS;
OR,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

2. Dr. (

iced ? Are we to trust to any temporary sub-
sion of Rome to waive the assertion of mere

titles. whilst in the meantime she is strengthening
her outposts, spreading her Jesuits and other

roughout theland,andent

lour female population into her conventional estab-
ntil the day comes when_ with morn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

kr,o be &alb or Ett.

70R SALE, Two handsome VILLA RESIDENCES,
situate at Litherland, within a few minutes' walk of the
Railway Station, at Seaforth. The Premises are Freehold of
Inheritance, have good Garderm-attached, and an abundant
supply of hard and soft Iyater. Both are let to respectable
tenants.

mrtiattrars, and to view t

Messes. PARR and LLOYD, Solicitors, Commerce-court, Lord-
street; or WGEoRUE GOLDINO, Insurance Agent, 48, Soho-

MO be LET, Two or Three spacious and well-lighted
DOUBLE OFFICES, situate on the first floor of Welling-
ton-buildings, South Castle-s ret,
Apply to Mr. WRI NO. 1, Ground Floor, north end of
Wellington-b ' gs.

TO be LET, OAK FARM, West Derby, about a
quarter of a mile from the Village, with all or part of 24
Acres of Land. The House consists of Three Parlours, Kit-
chen, &c., on the Ground Floor. anc ix Lodging RDOMF on
the First Floor; also, a ar en, with Hothouse and
small Greenhouse a easure Grounds; Stable, Cowhouse,
large Barn, Cott or a man, and other Outbuildings.
Apply to RICHARD JOHNSON, 2, King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

1 :-alts by 2urtion.

THIS DAY.

TUTS DAY, (Tuesday ) the llth instant, at One o'clock,
460,prieengal SUGAR, all faults.
. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers

Apply to

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Colonial-build• , Dale-street,
700 Bags B _ ICE,
Now landing.ex Winifr ert Dock.—Apply to
HBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

Tins DAY, (Tnesday,)the II Hi instant, at Half-past One o'clock,
at the Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court,
54 Barrels American BUTTER, ex City of Glasgow, from
542 Kegs I Philadelphia.
304 Casks American BUTTER, ex Middlesex, from Boston.
Apply to Mr. JAMES M`HE , Merchant, or to
WIL GARDNER and CO., Brokers.

WEDNESDAY.

On account of wham it may concern,

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant. at One o'clock,
at the Warehouse, 8, Lancelot's-hey,

20 Mids. Americans HAMS, in dry salt, per Wegfern World,
24 Hhds. American SHOULDERS,
65 Barrels American Prime Mess PORK,
150 Barrels Sour FLOUR, per Berlin, from New York.
And immediately after the above,
To close Sales and clear Warehouses,
About 150 Barrels American FLOUR,
60 Bags and Barrels °ATM— ,
. 50 Bags FLOUR, principally re-
-200 Barrels Pilot a avy BREAD, } turned ships'
20 Bags RICE stores.
50 Barrels me Mess PORK,
A few s Fine Family BEEF, j
Also, 160 rels Newtown Pippin APPLES, per Baltic,
60 Bales and Bags COTTON PICKINGS,
3 Tons SCRAP STEEL,
A few Bags WHEAT,
A quantity RAGS and ROPES,
100 Barrels Sweet, Soda, and Sugar BISCUIT,
1 Case Raw SILK,
1 Chest Bengal INDIGO,
1 Barrel Dried APPLES,
A few Boxes American CHEESE,
A COTTON GIN,

A large quantity Wheat BAGS, &c. &c. &c.
The Goods may be viewed and Catalogues had on applica-
tion to Messrs. A. TAYLOR and Co., Merchants, 8, Lancelot's-
hey, or to
GEORGE BADENACH, Broker, 18, North John-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

RICHARD THOMPSON,

LADIES' 4- GENTLEMEN'S BOOT 6- SHOE MAKER,
17, ISLINGTON (FLAGS), NEAR ST. GEORGE'S HALL,
RETURNS his grateful acknowledgments to
his s
Friends and the Public for their liberal patronage to him
during his twenty-four years' residence in Islington, and re-
spectfully informs them that he has completed the erection of
large Workshops on his Premises, and t his Business in the
various branches thereof will be acted under his personal
superintendence, upon a mcir tepsive scale. _

A large Assortment ofots and Shoes of his own Manufac-
ture constantly in Stock, in every variety of style and price.
Wellington Peggedind Sewed Boots, the best French Fronts,
and on the most improved principle, 218. ' • to order, 235. ; best
quality, no better made. Patent Leather Dress Boots, Ladies'
Black and White Satin, Kid, Morocco, Patent Seal, Lasting,
and Cordovan Slippers, American Overshoes, &c. All Goods
will be sold at the lowest remunerating priers.
R. T. refrains from publishing a List of Prices. which are
calculated to mislead the Public, but respectfully solicits a
trial, and trusts that the well-known character of his Goods
will be a sufficient guarantee to ensure a more extensive pa-
tronage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

most unlimited charac

!tome we

31ding and spr

in they in fl
--A

r, both
ters of fs

'ening

Mary Will

3erths in tne Wo

Df our contemporaries

3 by the Pope,

h, mora

idroitted to have been

.t large, their numbers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

ROOK

On the 3d instant, in Plumpton-terrace, Eierton, aged 30,
ERNESTINA, the beloved wife of THOMAS GREEN, Esq.,
and eldest daughter of Wm. Bennett, -Esq:, Of Chapel-en-le-
Firth, Derbyshire.
Same day, WILLIAM JOHN, infant son of Mr. THOMAS
PIERREPONT, watch-jeweller.
Same day, in Park-road, Mr. JOHN ANTRIDGE.

Same day, at Chorlton-upon-Nledlt
DAVIES, professor ofmusic, late of this town

aged 30, Mr. JOHN

On' the 4th instant, aged 3 years, CHARLES JAMES, thir
son of Mr. EDWIN GREEN.

,
Same day, at his residence, Lord Nelson-strOet, after a short
illness, at the age of 86; Mr. BERNARD M'INTEGART, for-
merly of Bellewstown, county Meath, Ireland,and for the last
forty years a highly-respected cattle-salesman in this town.
Same day, after a short illness, aged 2 years and 2 months,
Wit.. WHITFIELD, son of Mr. THOMAS PICKERING,
Much Wcolton.
Same day, ROBERT, son of Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, of
Field-street, Everton.
Same day, at Spekefield Cottages, MA RIA,-widow of the late
Mr. THOMAS FOX, of Londtm..

On the sth instant, at Birkenhead, aged 30, ELIZABETH
wife of 111 r. WM. FRANCIS BOOTH, of Manchester.

Same dap, at the house of Mr. Williams, WhitecTapel, age
72, Mrs. ELIZABETH jwcHALL.

:Same day, at!lightield, Rock Ferry, after a:lingering illness

01 I, ell jiltllll.llo, ttsCll JO, MI. Iriumna 1J U Itl WARM,
'agent for the Liverpool and Isle of Man Steam•packet Com-
pany. The deceased was much respected, and a short time
before he was attacked by his fatal illness he received a silver
snuff box as a token of the esteem of his friends.
Same day, at Guildford, the Rev. Dr. PYE SMITH. This
eminent divine had occupied for half a century, perhaps, the
most distinguished place in the Nonconformist ministry of this
country.

On the Gth instant,
dresser, 67. Marybone

;ed 44, Mr. GEORGE; READER, hair-

Same day, at IYatton, Norfolk, aged 68, MARY, relict of the
late HENRY STEELE, Esq., of Stoke Ferry, jn that county.

On the 7th instant;rer; Suddenly, at Biaitle, MARY ANN,
wife of Mr. W. S. TYERMAN, printer.
Same day. in Duke-street, after a short illness, deeplyre-
gretted, ELIZA, third daughter of the late Captain WILLIAM
TURNBULL.
Same day, aged 37, deeply lamented, Mr. CEO. LATHAM,
formerly of the Eagle Hotel, Fenwick-street; and latterly of the
Adelphi Shades. •
On the Bth instant, at his residence, Plutripton-terrace, Ever-
ton-road, aged 74, ADAM CLIFF, Esq.
.of 'BJaAnrl ES N Nl7
y, armed
iimßOAnTtliESs,
tE)ro'fAtiDscaGrOd
mount.DoN , eldest son
On the 9th instant, at . Ilawarden, MARY JANE, eldest
daughter of H. LEIGH RIGBY, Esq.
Same day, aged 46, LETITIA EMMA; the beloved wife of
Mr. WILLIAM TAFE, St. James' -street.
_Yesterday, at Oston; Cheshire. in her 25th year, MARY
ANNE, wife of Mr. WM. COULTER, and eldest daughtcr of
'Mr, John Pemberton, of Puke street, in thil town. _
t tilit.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

ers to
. On

Z more freely than i
m, and the sales were effected
per lb.
00 Bra-

Punted to SCOO bal,

NO bat

s Americ

were taken on

Liverp c

.13 Friday are—Uplands,
861: total, 3977 bales.

from the continu

been mo:

puunc ana speculatorS.
st dealt in are Londons,
ark and North Midland,

has beeii healthy
s have 1

ars pro

nee.

n much
e will
nt
)at

speculations are a
d the London will

ved fund, (that it

ample reserve, is
the Dovers 9s. as 1

2 or 2
Midland I

, the Midloud 25s

satisfa,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

S 6 -SO 6

Canada.2B 0 --29 0

sweet 21 0 -22 0 1 .
Canadiano 0— 0 0
U.S. West. Canal .. do 20 6 —22 0101 no .. 22 0 —23 6
Philad. & Bltimore.do 22 6 —23 3 N.Orins 0 0— 0 0
Do. &Canadian.. -sour 18 0 —l9 611,rn.spf. 0 0 0 0
Indian Corn, Te.. 48011).

American white 3l 0 —32 0 yellow 30 0 —3l 0
European do 0 0— 0 0 ,do. .... 30 6 —3l 6
Do. Meal,* bit 1961 b l4 6 —l5 0 'd0..... 0 0 0 0
FEBRUARY 7.
The Englis'i markets this week scarcely support the curren-
cies of the last, for while a steady and extensive consumption
exists the supplies of both home-grown and foreign Wheat
continue altogether too much for the trade: here, onr proceed-
ings for the past two days have been very inanimate, though
we cannot note any decided difference from the rates esta-

blished by our last report.
With the exception of a few parcels of Barley and Malt
coastwise, and some further imports of Oatmeal from Ireland,

Monday ,• the foreign receipts, at the-same time, are merely
4391 sacks French Flour, 1569 qrs. American, one cargo of
French, and one of Danube Wheat, as reported below. The
exports during the last three days are also light.

In describing the state of our market to-day we may briefly
remark that, Kith an abundant display of samples of all de-
scriptions, and a decided reluctance on the part of even needy
buyers to purchase more of any article than is absolutely re-
quisite to serve their weekly requirements, the trade in nearly
all its bearings-exhibited an extremely dull aspect, and with
very few except.ions a tendency in prices rather downwards.
Under these circumstances the transactions in any kind of
British or Foreign Wheats were very.unimportant, and though
holders refrained from pressing business at any material re-
duction, the few sales effected were on somewhat lower terms.
being equally difficult to sell, States and Canadian re-
ceded 6d. per barrel, and :French fully 6d.
.per sack below
Tuesday's quotations, the value of Irish remaining little mole
than nominal.

•Barley, meeting little inquiry, both malting and grindin,,
qualities declined Is. per quarter, and Malt barely sustained
former prices.—Beans and Pease, although in slow request,
were held at previous rates.—Oats, upon a limited demand,
were Id. per 451bs. cheaper ; and Oatmeal moved sparingly on
rather easier terms.
Exclusive of a few small orders executed on Irish account
Indian Corn attracted little attention to•day, and declined 6d.
per quarter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-11

n‘f

clng

equal to tt

nergency, or c

elated to fulfil

bin not to r

lye, from the

ch, that I.

alive to the real nature and extent of
1, +1,,, British emnire is

the danger
Vlrl On ft f• • VI 14

.t the sa

to ran
/IP

1 by th

lon the pro-

of the

directed more to

I to the
and the

manner of t
+1,.3

sion, t

t line of demarcation bet

.1 and the ass

need author

of the Pope in

n Russell comme

s speed

tracing the offensive attitude of R

Dme to a period

•
prior to t 1
step, he st

An " unusua

n by the Pc

in the appoint-

Dr. C

to him

the ordinary ma

from

Trpfan

ecl from.

result of this

7. of a r

,r years a

dent at Rome, and in

DU n ells,

t time i

e Revolution, o

of 13 to

vote t

ded in the Q.
ament, and f

ges, under

e the youths o

to res

't to them and

er severe pains

strict itself to

terference with
:s question. It

na i be called a quasi-

to canvas

e con

landlords

their evict
—and, bi

—a purely
to the

an address

f Ireland

)18 subj

to aro

dcn the

le enc

classes

en we c

fnd to the Po
ed "by

le for c

ion, and
" vouched for by the

" Paul, Archbishop of Arn-
..

arch, Primat

of Ireland," emt

Queen's Colleg,

concerned, of

13 only of the
n approved of

25 prelates of Ireland, 12 of wh
those colleges, we arrive at an idea of the vast

power g

ained by the pa

acy through the establish-
. His 1

nt on to

lations of

allowed to be

ent the
101 a

a bold

for e