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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

his clever song svi

away, for

Mr. Blake has put the pleasantest feature on what

we consider to be the most unpleasant mode of peregrina-

INFANT EDUCATION

(From George Cruikshank's Comic Almanack.)

BABY-LONIAN UNIVESITY.—The grand aim of modern
nfant education is to make learning very attractive, to in-
vest Lindley Murray with a magnetic power over the pupil's

. . . .
I dress Dilworth in an adhesive plaster, that shall
cause all the little boys in the kingdom to stick to it. It
Mayor's Spelling can be converted into a magic spell, there
is a hope that the infant population may be charmed into an
appreciation of ba, be, bi, bo, bu ; and such will be the pro-

ress of education, that we may have, before the expiration
pf a century, universitiesat which the wet nurse and the pro-
essor may be alike required to attend to the physical and
itellectual wants of the infant students. A bachelor of arts

will not only be entitled to the distinction of 8.A., but may
add the letters B.Y. to complete his description. It has
already been suggested that philosophy should be taught by
toys, and it will be easy to give a lecture on the laws of mo-
tion, illustrated by a game at marbles, or to explain the theory
'oils by reference to the pleasing pastime of nine-

The Pons Asinorum, that has puzzled many of our modern
outh, will be much more easily overcome when a real dun-
de is resorted to; and the difficult process of looking
ware root will be greatly facilitated by a spade, when
s himself sent forth to dig in the garden of

for the sq

science.
Already I

las the worthy Mr. Wilderspin introduced, in
aakiro. fun of school;

ble syste

if he would only consent to put his infant pupi

s into t

cell are worn at the univert;

,kewould be still richer than it is at present

we go " the w

ole hog" the

The followir

g is an

is intend,

to illustrate
Teacher.-

the enormous success of the Wilderspin
—What is this I hold in my hand ?

What can you do

with it
1.

'hildren
'eacher.

.—Scrape slate p
—What else? What can your eyes do with it

C'hildren.—Look at i

If you put it to vo

r eye can you see through i

Not if.you shut your eye

—Can you br
—We'll try t

Vren.—Rather
--Will th

We are not going to try that.
her (striking the shutter• violently.)—Now, w 1

and hurt your own knuckle

What is

es, the Whacks you give us when we doe

es a co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

On account of those whom it may concqn.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst., at TVive o'clock,
on the Quay of the Trafalgar Do.
About 150 Bales damaged C I ON,
Landed ex steamer, from Wexford, being ;rail of the cargo
of the Vermont, from New 'Orleans, wreck- d on the Wexford
coast.—Apply to
HAYWOOD and NPVICC42., Brokers.

On account cf whom it may coAcern.
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst.pit Twelve o'clock,
at N 0.17, Oldhall-street,
5 Bales Upland COTTON
;ed by sea water, ex usai
.—Apply to
DSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers

Partially dart

h Cilmming

fioru Sa-vannnh.

,TO.ItIORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst., at Twelve o'clock,
at No. 17, Oldhall-street,
276 Bags MUSTARD SEED,
100 Bales JUTE,
405 Bales SUNN HEMP
Landing, north side Waterloo Dock, ex Margaret, from
Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. FINLAt d Co., Merchants,
or to

GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

verely felt by numerals classes, And prove an cheloct an
early improvement in the home demand, there calf 'ttle
doubt; but it is to be hoped that British Capital, energy,
and skill, under the influence of increased competiltizt ill
eventually prevail. Passing from these remarks to de-
ration of the probable supply and consumption of the ensuing
year, it should be borne in mind, that minute calculations.
based upon the uncertain data that can now be given, only
tend to mislead; but it may fairly be assumed, from present
appearances, that the consumption of 1843 will be greaser
than that of 1841 or 1842 ; that it will equal, if not rather
exceed, the consumption of 1840, is an event by no means
improbable.- . The accounts from the United States warrant
the supposition, that the forthcoming crop will be materially
larger than that of either of the two last years, and will
closely approximate to, if it do not fully reach, that of 1839-
1840, when it was 2,177,835 bales. Under the influence of
supplies coming forward freely, at prices lower than were
ever known before, being no longer factitiously propped up
on the other side by a reckless system of banking and a rot-
ten paper currency, little advance here upon present rates
can be looked for; indeed, some depression, particularly
upon the lower qualities of American, under the usual accu-
mulation of stock during the weight of the import, may
fairly be expected. To these general views it may be added,
that there can belittle certainty of areturn to good trade, ex-
cept upon a continuance of low prices for the raw material.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

kTO RY LETTER

s Master in town,

THE IN(

)F THE NEW YEAR,

DONE IN VERSE

OUSE

ppy New Year

tnd rum

spoilt

cid taste in the beer;

But 1 wis

and hounds

slapping pace

ibly cut up the grounds
they met with a check—
ie had sheltered the deer
le plants and the glass,

It seems

The ha

asn't sold at the fair,

fired the stack ;

pon Sniggs has come back ;

11 ever get sixpence--

fthat he 's much in smear

)ond for has bolted.
i you a happy New Year.

My dut

The parrot walked out of his cage,
And somehom got hold of her album,
And picked into bits every page.
Her nephew has got in a scrape,
And hopes you again interfere ;
sh would take twenty pounds !
New Year.

But I wish you a happ

I trust Missus finds herself. better
Of her terrible winter complaint;
The damp has got into the study,
And spoilt the new paper and paint.
I'm sorry to hear your attack
Of the gout h -s been very severe;

has sunk u

Old Wiggins
But I wish you a happy New Year

On the opposite side of the river,
Just facing the drawing-room door,
:o build a soap'ry—
summer-house floor:
The floods have much damaged the piles;
The bricks one by one disappear;
The builder has called to be paid.
But I wish you a happy New Year.
I sent by the coach in a basket

_
Two turkeys, two pheasants, a goose ;
They all were so crushed and besqueezed,

---They really are not fit for use
The guard brought them back, and he hoped
With his Christmas-box 'twon't interfere ;
For 'twas all through the man at the office.
But I wish you a happy New Year.

The servants desire me to give
You and Missis their dutiful word,
And hope you 'll not be downhearted
At the trifles that just have occurred;
For you are an excellent master,
And one that we all must revere,
(We 'd a chimney on fire last night.)
And we wish you a happy New Year.

POSTSCRIPT

I had your addresses all posted ;
They look very well on the wall;
But another new candidate 's started—
They say that you've no chance at all,
I'm sorry to say that the thieves
Last night came visiting here ;
The only thing taken 's the plate—
But I wish you a happy New Year.

FAREWELL TO THE OLD YEAR

(For the Liverpool Standard.)

Farewell to thee! Thy changeful face
Hath shown alternate smiles and tears,
As hast'ning to thy resting-place—
Eternity—the tomb of years !
How strange a tale thy moments tell!
What chequer'd scenes have throng'd thy life !
Joy's pan heard with sorrow's knell;
And nature's mingled, ceaseless strife.

3 thou bast

Soft, blushing spring, the summer's rose,
And autumn, have less varied been
Tban views thy transient hours disclose.
A thousand passions that control
The scene of being's busy stage,
That claim dominion o'er the soul,
Have left their story on thy page!

Haat tbo

not seen the deadly blight
es envenom'd breath

'Mid plent
Like a mix
Oft bath a.
Hoping the
Whilst plea

all gay and bright,
wreath of life and death ?
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

bt

po be LET, an excellent HOUSE,
•
in (treat George-
square,' containing Five Be,divoult, Drawing, and Two
Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, &c.
For particulars apply to J. CRuactoLL, 11, Goree.

H OLDEN'S, RIC 11 510/4D- ROW.
TO Le LET, with early possess-Wu, efie of the oldest esta-
blished PUBLIC-HOUSES in -114 town, the Owner,
in whose occupation it has beep durippiZe last Forty Years,
and who is engaged in Use Brewing NA: Jeing desirous of

,1e oppor

the present seldom offer__
Principals only will be treated with, on application to Mr
HOLDEN, on the Premises, No. 43, Richmond-row.

Eimurante Jo tiro,

AND LIFE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

n Irik Melody, written by the late

sung with pathos and feeling, cannot

d, and

by J. E. Carpent

its

a favourite with

Song, sung by Mr. Mach

the mu

a of which is

Is voice

xchange t

Indian Corn

Rapeseed
Oatmeal
Flour ...

SECOND EDITIO

Standard-off,

Three o' Clock

LIVERPOOL CO

EXCHANGI

—Tuts I).

The arrivals into this port since Tuesday last comprehend,
chiefly, a limited quantity of Wheat, a fair supply of Oats
and Flour, with a further large accession of Oatmeal from

during the same period the imports from abroad comprise a
few parcels of Wheat, Flour, and Beans, from Canada and

Influenced by the improvement in London yesterday,
the trade for all descriptions of Wheat, at our Corn

Is morning, ex

at an

hibited a firmer a

idment

.enerall

pect than of
2d

were: in amount only moderate

Shelled Barley .

—Wheat, 50 qrs. ; Bar-
: Beans, 3946 qrs. ; Oat-

Oats, 6,3
S. Oat-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

CWNERAT.
19, SOUTH

-{1 NICHOLSON
-At, • MOVAL

STREET

part shall be wa

m that no exertion on

t o deserve it

[l, a supply of London Beaver and French Silk I

HATS

THE BEST HATS
THAT CAN BE MADE,
SIXTEEN SHILLINGS,
AT FISHER AND OLLEEENSHAW'S,
45, BOLD-STREET.
BEING Manufacturers of the Articles they offer, and
avoiding the usual expensive system of Shopkeeping,
the Advertisers are enabled to Sell at the above price, and
they trust to receive that extensive patronage by which alone
the plan they have adopted can be carried out.
FRENCH SILK HATS, TWELVE SHILLINGS
All other descriptions of Ha4s at proportionabl--

low prices

ORRELL COAL AND SLACK.
MEYRICK BANKES, ESQUIRE, of Winstanley Hall,
near Wigan, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Liver-
pool and the Neighbourhood that he bas OPENED COAL
YARDS, at the CANAL, adjoining the bottom ot MINERS-
STREET, and at the H ARRINGTON DOCK, for the Sale of the
PURE ORRELL COAL and SLACK ONLY, which will be
supplied from his own extensive Collieries in the Township
of Winstanley.
Winstanley Hall, 2d January, 1843.

25, LIME-STREET,
(LATE CRELLIN
RS, &cAND, HOLT,
PLUMBE.
HANOVER-STREET.)
TAMES HOLT respectfully offers his gratitude to his
Friends for the favours received during the time he has
been in Business with Mr. CRELLIN. He begs also to in-
form them that he has commenced Business on his own
account, and to express a hope that he may still retain their
support, which it will be his constant study to deserve.
Liverpool, Dec. 30, 1842.

LONDON
DAILY LIST of PRICES of (he various FUNDS and
SHARES in which business is chiefly transacted, ac-
companied with such Remarks as the frequent chang
circumstances may render necessary, to be obtained.
the 2d of January next, of
SAMUEL BRIDGE, Broker

Stock Exchange, and 49, Threadn
bondon, 30th December, 1842.

eedle•street

TWELFTH NIGHT.
JOHN HORSFALL,
PASTRY COOK AND CONFECTIONER,
No. 91, CHURCH-STIMETr
BEGS leave to return thanks to his Friends and the Pubic
for the liberal manner in which they have patronised his
Establishment, and to announce that he will have for Sale,
on FRIDAY neat, a very large-sized
TWELFTH CAKE,
splendidly ornamented ; also an 'extensive Assortment of
smaller CAKES.

cgs leave to announce his RE- STOCKS,
. trom Church-street to No. 38, CASTLE- SILK H OSI ERA
posite Cook-street,) and tenders his grateful
Friends for their kind support. and most re- mu--
icits its continuance in his new Establishment

ORNOPE

he hot

THOMPSON
• Amateurs of Livery

MEMBERS OF THE HORTICULT

HAVE to
arrived direct from Versaill
Collection of PLANTS

S MAGNOLIAS, CAMELIA.S, CAR

PLANTS, FRI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Etiantrb.

WAri`eZeTai;esgtlk

first-

I An early reply

TION VTRAVELLE R iu are
TERY/ by a Young
•

his will 4e desir

WANTED, a respectable FEMALE, of good address,
who understands the Millinery Business. as an AS-
SISTANT in a SMALLWARE apd LACE SHOP.
Apply (by, letter, past paid) to I', 28, Warren-orpot

reference

IXTANTED to BORROW, ONE or TWO HUNDRED
V V POUNDS, at Ten per Cent. per Anaum, on a Bill.

upon the Military

I being paid

which are r.

Loau has a.Claim of £13,000

I (post
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Music by G. H. I

The title page of this so

is a temptation of itself to pur-

ale", which we might fancy to have been made of the ver

clayified heart of " Toby Philpot" himself. The won

may be tasted at Thomas's, in the Old

We recommend this sonz to our

cultural
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

S'l 1S KID GLOVES
OPERA STOCKS, _

)KEATHIEFS, SILK HOSIE►.
Arn. F. BOLD-STREET.

a very
SCARFS,

kND (

)V isLc

SS K I

elegant Assortment of WI
DRESS HAN DKERC H I

NSTRUMENT REPOSITORY

k.I. SOCIETY OF YAMS
&matt

flat they have

th a rich and choice
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

CLASSICAL TUITION,
AT BIRKENHEAD AND LIVERPO .
INSTRUCTION in the CLASSICS, especia the highe
branches ; and in GREEK and LATIN MPOSITION
• •
either singly or in classes. .
By JOHN PRICE, 34, VICTOR! A-PLA WOODSIDE.
REFERENCE—tO Rev. F. Iliffe, D.D., and J. Chapman
Esq., M.D., Liverpool.

H. V
Kirkdali

LEWIS (Organist of St. Mary's,thurcl

•••• •••••• ...• molt, uuu runestor Or music, trowAlle Hoy&
Academy, London) begs to inform his Friends ,Ad the Pub.
lic of Liverpool and its Vicinity that he gi 'LESSONS or
the PIANO-FORTE and SINGING.r
Applications for Terms are requested t e made to Mr. H.
V. LEWIS, 14, Norton-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

will
methot _
English nomenclature f

ment which its indiscriminate application tends to produce
on the voices of Ladies and young persons and in real tenor
voices, and to introduce the means to acquire ,a scientific
acquaintance with musical harmony.

DAY AND BOARDING ACAD MY.
2, CORNWALLIS• STREET, CORNER OF HE-STRELT.
MR. JOHN SORLEY respectfully an unces that he has
REMOVED horn Great George .treet to the large
and commodious Premises above spec-, ed, in which he has
very superior accommodation for an • dditional number of
BOARDERS and DAY SCHWA: r .
At this Academy Young Gentler -n are prepared for the
Universities, and instrnet.sd in fl various ranches con-

nected with the Mercantile Ptofeision. The most cares
attention is paid to the domestic comfort, the religious at
moral improvement, and the private studies of the Pupil,
The situation is open and healthy ; the House is replete wit
every convenience which can contribute to the comfort of
Family; and there is an excellent Gymnasium on the Piny

ground, which is e
The SCHOOL
the 9th instant.

nsive and strictly private

UTOR

TUTORS, &c

I Gentleman WANTS a SITUATION as
Family, or ASSISTANT in a School.
espectable SCHOOL ASSISTANTS
I GOVERNESSES,
Resident or Visitinz. may he

y applying to A
:et, Liverpool.

ad HEIL. EY:2'

A
LIVERROOL DOCKS. '
TO CONTRACTORS.
COMMITTEE DO H EBY GIVE
that they are AGAIN eady to receive
RS for EXCAVATING A RT DOCK and
BASIN, according to terms of the Spe-
- --id Sections, (b re exhibited,) which
the Office of t Dock Surveyor, south
, at any time from this date to 1:11URS-
Ignnary, 1843.

rr HE DOCK
.1 NOTICE

side of Cob

12th day

zcavating

'a", must be sent into this office, under cover to'Cliege

ith day of January, 1843.
Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest
By order,

DANIEL MASON, St.
rpool, 31st Decembe,.

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS

OPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND PHI SOPHI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, SPECTACLE &c. &c.
EDWARD DAVIE ,
OPTICIAN, &c.,
65, BOLD-STREET LIVE 00L,

1
p ETURNS his most grateful thank o his kind Friends
11., for the distinguished support he as received since his
establishment in Liverpool, and m respectfully informs
them, that having determined on decl ning business, he offers
for Sale, at very Reduced Prices, the whole of his valuable
STOCK of APPARATUS and SPECTACLES
It was his wish to have continued in
younger Brother could have undertaken it

,ut being unable

it advisable to retire at once

to

DEPOSITOR[

r Pate

In addition to tl
to the following
A trial o

Ts, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

No. 1044.]

Mti23=lienwsi

Eairs bp auction.

THIS DAY

This DAY, (Tuesday,) the 3d instant, at Twelve o'cloc , at
Roscow, Arnold, and Leete's Office, Sweeting-st t,
213 Salted OX and COW HIDES,
Now landing ex Europe, from New Yovl, south e Water-
loo Dock.—Apply to Messrs. BAYING BROTH,S.S and Co..
Merchants, or
ROSCOW, ARNOLD, and LEETE, Brokers.

I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Vottry.

FOR Y Lt..

the H

'TTER

OM ING 0

to his Master in to

NEW YEAR

My dut

DONE IN VERSE

JAMES STO

I planted th

ken your game

has worried the rabbits ;

They were putting

tered a

D 34ISSi;

But the sows g

New Year

at you sent us

ip beautiful shoots
den.

And rummaged them up by the roots

The cider we

a very odd taste in the beer

I boiled up a litter of pups,
.t I wish you a happy New Year,

Lord Beagle has left you his card ;
He was here, with the hunt and hounds ;
They came at a fine, slapping pace ;

They've terribly cut up the g

,
seems that they met with a check—
The hothouse had sheltered the deer;

broken

t viants anu
But I wish you a happy I

ew Year

The hay wasn't sold at the fair,
'Cos somebody fired the stack

Old Cbeatem's estate 's very bad,
And your bill upon Sniggs has come back

I don't think you 'll ever get sixpence—
I find that he 's much in arrear ;
The man you were bond for has bolted.
sh you a happy New Year.

But I I,

My duty to

The parrot walked out of his cage,
And somehow got hold of her album,
And picked into bits every page.
Her nephew has got in's. scrape,
And hopes you 'll again interfere ;
The parish would take twenty pounds !
But I wish you a happy New Year.

I trust Missus finds herself better
Of her terrible winter complaint
The damp has got into the study,
And spoilt the new paper and pi
I'm sorry to bear your attack

Of the _
Old Wiggins has sunk uni
But I wish you a happy New Year

On the opposite side of the river,
Just facing the drawing-room door,
They're beginning to build a soap'ry—
The rot 's in the summer-house floor :
The floods have much damaged the piles;
The bricks one by one disappear;
The builder has called to be paid.
But I wish you a happy New Year.

Two turkey
They, all

two pheasants, a goose ;
led and besqueezed,

ire so cri

They really are not fit for use :
The guard brought them back, and he hoped
With his Christmas-box 'twon'tinterfere ;

Foi;;;;all through the mau at the office,
But I wish you a happy New Year•

The servants desire me to give
You and Missis their dutiful word,
And hope you 'll not be downhearted
At the trifles that just have occurred ;
For you are an excellent master,
And one that we all must revere,
(We 'd a chimney on fire last night,)
And we wish you a happy New Year.

POSTSCRIPT

I had your addresses all posted

-
Tney look very well on the wall;
But another new candidate 's started—
They say that you've no chance at all
I'm sorry to say that the thieves
Last night came visiting here ;
The only thing taken 's the plate—
But I wish you a happy New Year.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

WEDNESDAY

To-moullow, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst., at T4elve o'clock,
at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office,
27 Bales damaged Madras COTTON,
A Quantity of PICKINGS. to
Apply to

T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

LITARAny

Blackwooc

represented; and afford an excellen

for the year 1843 will not be excelled, in

by any of

We have no'

length, but s

of periodical li

tween Tasso and his only sis

' ladye-loy

the Princ

Landon

of great b

the mode of the

earnest

exact to t

Ito our colder tempera

idiom.
Tass

" Rondinello! rondinel

fu sei nero

Rondinello

sei it premiero
palpitanti

De' volanti

(E vi sono quanti quanti !
Mai tenuto a questo petto,
E percio sei ii mio diletto.

verses are printed in Blackwood. In a note, M

I found it easy to write them bette

in Italian. They

the test as belo

Swallow ! swallow ! though so jetti
Are your pinions, you are pretty
And what matter were it though
You were blacker than a crow?
Of the many birds that fly
(And how many
You're the first

ass me by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

ledge that with th

count for the inaccuracies here pointed out by suppc

that in the very extent of his knowledge he li,

overlooked exactn

detail. Believi
aim if he doe,' -

this to be the f

we venture to a"-'

Lot thick it probable th

" Rondinella ! Rondinella!

Cosa fa

to sei sera

Sei to sole la primiera,
Tra i volanti palpitanti,
(E ven sono tanti e tanti

,
Ch'ebbe nido in quests) petto
Fai to cola it mio diletto !"

We have left ourselves, now, no room to notice any of tl:

other conter

Df Blackwood, at least to-

Wcient Remedy for the Distress of Nations. By Jot

Gray, author of "The Social System,—a 'fret
Principles of Exchange." Edinburgh : Black

We believe Mr. Gray to be a very sincere and well
intentioned man, who has thought much on the subject con-
cerning which he writes but with him, we agree that the

practical merit of his suggestions is not likely to be ac-
knowledged during the present generation. We think, too,
contrary to him, that they must be materially modified before
being universally adopted. The book, however, should be
read by all who feel desirous of informing themselves of the
author's views; for a mere analysis of it, in the limited space
at our command, would be not only an imperfect exposition
of his principles, hut unsatisfactory to those who have studied
the abstract questions of political economy. We readily
believe the assurance in the preface that the author is
actuated by no other motive than that of doing good; and
we, on our part, sincerely hope that he may be able to ac-
complish all he wishes in this respect.

NEW SONGS.

Messrs. Cramer have just published some new songs,

first of which we notice is—

English A 7

Words by W. Harrison Ainsworth, Es
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Again " quanti quanti"

' how many, how many

TS ; but Mr. Landor inte

,der will perceive from the English v

ords there are " ht

many"j—whic

Italian, are rendered by " !anti e (anti." The addition of th

ne, it must be admitted, would giv

a syllable too much in

the line ; but this difficulty is removed on recurring
elementary rule, nella bella lingua. whereby the adver

which by syncopa

reduced

must stand thus—

" E yen sono tanti e t

Another curious

error e

onr uninitiated as

will mil

[correctly " ten

a petty

the endearment c

tenuto

Mr. Landor, as the author of

the maternal process of suckling t

pounding

The true rendering of " 1.

would have been " tenuto in p(

The eighth

is decided
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

CHURCH PROPERTY. &c

WANTED to PURCHA
V 9 TION to a well-circur
£5OO to £lOOO per Annum.

:he NEXT PRESENTA-
Iced LIVING, value from

EXCHANGE OF LIVINGS

A Gentleman holding a PERPETUAL CURACY, (value
nearly £3OO per Annum,) in an agricultural town in elle.
shire, will be happy.to EXCHANGE, for one of about the
same value in another part,of the country. The best parts
of Ireland will not be objected to.
CURACIES WANTED.
men, of many years' standing in the Minis.
try, and highly-recommended by the Bishop of Chester and
Clergymen of the highest respectability, are WANTING
CURACIES of from £l2O to £l5O per Annum.

Several Gent

CURATES,'
with satisfactory testimonials, may lit
Towns and Agricultural Districts.
TUTORS, &c

ar of CURACIES, in

A well-qualified Gentleman WANTS a SITUATION as
TUTOR in a Private Family, or ASSISTANT in a School.
Also, many highly-respectable SCHOOL ASSISTANTS
and GOVERNESSES,
•.1 ••• • . _

ilies or Schools, Resident or Visiting, may he
plying to Messrs. CRISP and HEALEY, 20,

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
►PHE DOCK COMMIfI'EE DO HEREBY GIVE
I NOTICE, that they are AGAIN ready to receive
TENDERS for EXCAVATING ALBERT DOCK and
HALF-TIDE BASIN, according to the terms of the Spe-
cification. Plans, and Sections, (before exhibited,) which
'Lay be inspected at the Office of the Dock Surveyor, south
side cf Cobourg Dock, at any time from this date to Tntats-
DAY, the 12th day of January, 1843.

'der for Excavating Albert

cretary,

omce, under cover to the Se-
'clock, A.M., on FRIDAY, the

13th day of January. 1843
The (

,ee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest

By order.
DANIEL MASON,, Secretary
1, 31st December, 1842.

'cep Liverpoo

RETIRING

FROM BUSINESS

OPTICAL, MATUEMATI(
CAL INSTRUMENTS. Sl'
EDWARD
• • OPTICIAN, Stc
65, BOLD-STREET. LIVERPOOL,
ETURNS Iris tnost grateful thanks to his kind Friends
ft fur the distinguished support he has received 'since his

ND PHILOSOPHI-
TACLES, &c. &c.
DAVIES.

shment in Liverpool, and most respectfully informs
that having determined on declining business, he offers
le at very Reduced Prices, the whole of his valuable
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

TRIAL• (

ISS 11AMBLI

THE ACTRE

(From the Alabama Paper.)
The trial of Charlotte Hamblin for the murder of her hus-
band has taken place in Mobile.
Robert W. Heckle, introduced as a witness on the part of
the state, said that on the night of the 25th of March, 1842,
after the first act of the comedy of the t,ld Woman had been
perforined at the Mobile Theatre, he was informed by a boy
in attendance that the deceased, Ewing, waited him, and
upon descending the stairs that led to the dressing-rooms,
he met Miss Hamblin at tl-e foot of the stairs, holding in
her hand a weapon of some sort ; she exclaimed, " My God!
what have 1 done! why did be strike me ?" upon proceeding
further, witness found deceased lying across the threshold of
the dressing-room, speechless, with two wounds in his right
arm ; Miss H. and deceased were reputed to be man and wife ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

PIVIDENDS

Jan. 24, W. Manning, F, Manning,• and J. L. Anderdon, New
Bank-buildings, City, London, West India merchants—Jan. 20, E.
Lees, Leather-lane, Holborn. London, tea.dealer—Jan, 24, J.
Henderson, Poland. street, Oxford-street, London, carpenter—Jan.
27, J. Coats, St. John-street, London, draper—Jan. 27, E. Massey
and It. Lambert. Watling-street, London, warehousemau—J an.
20, R. Stockdale, Crosby-square. City, Loudon, merchant—Jan.
23. J. Jones, New-road, Whitechapel-road, London, stationer—
Jan. 27, F. Brittan, Brimtol, woollen draper—Jan. 21, M. Atkinson,
and J. Laidman, sen., Penrith, Cumberland, bankers—Jan. 23, J.
Ashworth, Rochdale, Lancashire, wonted-manufacturer—Feb. 3,
R. Craig, Manchester, innkeeper.

CERTIFICATES

To he granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day herein mentioned

Jan. 23, W. Gorsuch, Liverpool, hotel-keeper—Jan. 23, J. Top.
ham, Liverpool, money-scrivener—Jan. 24, It. Craig, Manchester,
innkeeper—Jan. 20. J. Fitton, Bolton-le-Moors, small-ware dealer
Jan. 0, H. Hardie, Manchester. merchant—Jan. 20, A. Wise, W.
S. Dental', and R. &vowel]. Totness, Devonshire, bankers—Jan.
1. • Holmes, Birmingham, boot-maker—Jan. 31, G. Carey,
Nottingham, lace-manufacturer.

iGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Hour
District Court, it
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 2
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 1
Ditto. 11
Ditto, 11
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 1
Ditto, 12
Ditto, 11

DECEMBER.
Jan. 4, William Mearns, (audit)
5, George Beale Brown, (2nd)
5, Thomas Perry, (2nd).
6, H. G. and A. Kellock, (audit)
6, Henry Clapham, (2nd)..
6, William Barton, (21/d).• • • • •
6, William Webb, (Ist)..
9, William Fox, (Ist...
10, Richard Warren, (2nd).
10, John Cullliffe, (2nd).,
10, Thomas Hartley, (2nd).
11, Robert Cheshire Janiun, (2nd)
13, John l'arry, (2nd)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

'4" Z >/r-444-/

14'

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[PRICE FIVEPENCE

M=llaNni

JOHN DEANE CASE, Esq., } Vice-chairmen
JOHN FINCHETT MADDOCK, Esq.,
Dinner on the Table at Five o'clock.
Tickets One Guinea each.
Woodside, 27111 December, 1842.

of being present
A. PROCESSION
sill be formed at the TOWN HALL,
at a Quarter before
One o'clock, on FRIDAY next, to accompany their Lord-
shies. the Worshinfill th. Xot _ _ I

'I4Y, to the
More Half-

~~..

•

ROYAL A'SSEWEILY ROOMS,
MRGREAT GEORE-STREET.
. HENRY RUSSELL, (from America,) composer.:
iv' " Woodman, spare that Tree," &c. &c.. will, by para.:
cular desire of numerous Friends unable to obtain admission
at the Mechanics' Institution, give POUR ENTERTAIN-
MENTS, at the above Fashionable Rooms, on the Evenings
of Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 3d, and FRIDAY
instant, to commence at Eight o'clock
next, the 6th
; and on SATURDAY
Morning next, to commence at Twelve o'clock, particulars
of which will be announced in the I3ills of the dcy.
Single Tickets, 2s. Gd. ; Family ditto, to admit Five,
10s. Gd., to be had at the Rooms, and principal Music Ware-
houses.

WOODSIDE ROYAL HOTEL.
TIENRY GOUGH begs respectfully to announce to his
IA Friends And the Public that his OPENING DINNER
of.the above Establishment will take place on WEDNESDAY,
January 12th, 1843.
FRANCIS RICHARD PRICE, Esq., Chairman.
WILLIAM JACKSON. Eso..

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION. ---
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS, Preparatory to the
OPENING of the SCHOOLS, will be delivered by
the Right Hon. Lord STANLEY, M.P., on FRIDAY
next, January 6, 1843. The Right Rev. the Lord BISHOP
of A
L
CHES
ve sign
TER, the ightGDSTO NE.
M.P., and other Distißnguishedn Individuals haified their intention ^' -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Waitteb.

WANTED, a SITUATION as TRAVELLER in a re
respectable 13REIVERY, by a Young Man, wh
thoroughly understands the Business, and can command
first-rate Trade, as he
An early reply to this w

resent Situation

Address, 8., St

WANTED,
who uuderstan
SISTANT in a SMALLWA
Apply (by letter, post paid;
Copperas-hill. stating address. t

table FEMALE, of good address
the Millinery Business, as an AS
Id LACE SHOP

rrcn-street

IVANTED to BORROW, ONE or TWO HUNDRED
VY POUNDS, at Ten per Cent, per Annum, on a Bill,
to be renewed, if required, contingent upon the Military

_
on Portugal being paid, which are now in course of
ent in London, that country having acknowledged
10 due to the British Legion, through the intervention

The Party requirm,
Staff Surgeon in the (
the Greek and Polish,

Loan has a Claim of X 13,000

for JOHN QUAIL, M.D. atia Suileo;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

londinello, is not an Italian worc

is, strictly speaking

much : sei it is inharmonious, to overcorr

;one elision (se

) with peculiar e

Lie sixth

as it is prir

cause the regimen of the verb is wanting : vi ono means
" there are," but what are there ? Why the passing birds

(volanti

palpitan

been accurate, both in sense and

written " ye ne s

inelegance) means

arithmetical n'

the idea c

oration—(as the r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

show, tha

fitted by a suppoa

a gentleman called upon the duke revesting the
assistance in aid of a charitable institution. H

bowing to his grace

indl wish you a

Einin blaik left A. .
sing the 0, which was paid by t
t to pay it over to the chart
end he had been tricked, he laug

Olt the man wa

Ever since that time. t

sends a mes:

banker to the bearer
hie institution. Wher

r to his ban
Upon one o(

d sent ttrApsley H ou

the check was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

cot *Ojai

Waving the whole of her cargo engaged, within about fifty
tons, will be chspatched in a few days.
For CANTON,
The fine British-built Barque
CHIEFTAIN,
PETER CLARK, Commander,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade ;)
A 1 for twelve years ; 390 tons; newly coppered; a remark-
ubly fast ,ailer, and in every respect a very first-rate convey-
ance both tor goods and passengers.—For terms, &c. apply
on board, in the Waterloo Dock, or to

The fast

W. and J. TYRER
ler JOHN HORTON

ZUtOt

Iltiltes

To sail on the Ist February

For terms of

JOHN 4YF

C.V. and F. SHAND

anittb 'tatty.

To sail on the Bth instant
For BOSTON,

Barthe

fine first-class American Ship
ELIZA WARWICK,
FRANCIS DAVIS, Master ;

coppered and copper-fastened ; a fast

ct a superior conveyance.—For
.e apply to Captain DAVIR, on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

WEDNESDAY

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 4th inst., at Twelve o'clock,
at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office,
27 Bales damaged Madras COTTON,
A Quantity of PICKINGS.
Apply to

T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-01-03

Ditto quarter shares
Ditto half shares
London anti i

min ghal

.... 100

Ditto new quarter shares
Ditto old shares
Ditto

London & Brighton

Ditto new

London and Squtli Western

Ditto and Ditto Extension
Manchester and Leeds
Ditto ha:f shares

Ditto quarter shat es
Midland Counties

Ditto, quart(
I.sth Shares

New North Alictland

One-third Shares
North Union .. .

31 17 6
1 2 6
10t) ....

Newcastle and Carlisle
Ditto quarter shares
Ulster
Paris and Rouen

Newcastle and Darlington June. 3
South Eastern and Dover 5O

New shares.
York and North Midland
Half Shares

3ANKS

Bank of Liverpool

612 las paid

Borough Batik

- Commercial of Liverpool ;a
- Commercial of England. 5
- East of England lO

of Mancheaer

M'ehester & L'pool llsct. I
Northern and Central
North and South Wal
Royal of Liverpool
South Lancashire

25 paid
10

Liverpool Union
Liverpool Banking Co.
Wilts and Dorset

;, WA•ILit

Exchange Buildings .4100 paid
Lipool and Harrington Water I
Works Stock ..

Bootle Ditto

L'lioo (ias Light Cc

(.)riginal.Stock)

ASSURANCE COMPANIES
M'eliester Assurance Company, 10
Liverpool Fire anti Life
Ocean Assurance
Liverpool Marine Assi
Company

1 10 paid
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANI
Anderton Carrying Company .. 16 ,Is.
Rock Ferry
Steam Tug Company lO . .
Harrington Docks 100 ....
Apothecaries' Company
Asphalte (Liverpool)
-- (Poloneeen)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

COTTON MARKET, MARC!! 30

Our market bids fair for another heavy weQk in Cotton. At the
close of 'Change on Tuesday 7000 bales were sold ; on Wednesday
30,500, and to-day 6000, at the full prices of last week, though we
may remark that a market with such an amount of business doing,
Zmight have a little more elasticity about it. Speculators seem to
operate very cautiously, and the bulk of the business is chiefly to
consumers.

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKJT,
MAitcH 30, 1843.
. _

From the long continnance of adverse winds, the arrival of Po-
tatoes during the last seven days from all the usual shipping ports
both in Scotland, Ireland, and Isle of Man, inclusive of Wales,
(toes not exceed 600 tons; these, with our late heavy stocks, have
now all gone into consumption, with the exception of about 2
to 30 tons of very inferior, for which the sellers are obtaining
isd to Itid per gall).

There is no alteration to notice in the value of Sweet! TUrnips.
18s to 20s per ton being the present selling price overnoard:r

Our local markets have been moderately supplied during the
past week with all descriptions of agricultural produce, at the un-
dermentioned currency.

Potatoes
Short Tops
Cups
Pink-eyes and
Kemps I 9
Cattle
Turnips, 19, ton
Carrots

9(tlh. s. d. s. tl. S. d. s.
1 3 1 3 Old Hay .... 0, 700 11 p 201 b.
1 4 1 6 New Hay.... 0 0 0 0
0 Clover Hay.. 0 7 0 9-
Straw, Wheat 0 7 0 8 1,, 2016
I Of 1 2 Straw, Oat .. 0 6 0 7-
24 0 '26 0 Straw, Barley 0 4i 0
32 0 35 0 Bean.. 0 4 0 4i --
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

;i5O-Ye-e-t-lot.;g-by 30 fce,

the air NV ....-
its long sides forem?st:f nd a little elevated. To the mid
;ntned the tail, of 50 feet in. leng

respects as wing

yep
s ;
it a

Ices throng

r Long

) feet in aiunTeter, driven by the

and are governed by cora
of the cr.

vo sets of vanes or

Id the back ed

Tbis is effected by its be
- • '-`e descent tl

imparted at

:id an

,efore the mach

locit y acquired

read : by this

sloping under 3c

of the machint

sk as wind uphoids a kite. But
•

thus pros

'age, it opposes also its forward
rconie ,his latter and smaller resistance is the

the velocity

prevents th
flight. To

falling of

steam-e

respective constructions of its boiler and
condenser. The former consists of hollow inverted truncated
cones, arranged
_above and around e, furnace; they. are

f this important_member of the

The chief peculiar
car

about 50 in number, and large enough to afford 100 square
feet of evaporating surface, of which half is exposed to' ra-
diating beat. The cOndenser is an assembl'
exposed to the stream of air produced by
machine. It is found to produce a vacuum of from alb. to
8113. to the square inch. The steam is employed in two
cylinders, and is cut of: at one-fourth of the stroke. Our
engineering readers will be able to gather from these particu-
lars, that the steam-engine is of about twenty horse-power,
supposing the evaporating power of the boiler to be equal,
toot for foot, to that of the locomotive steam-engine.
Leas certain is the determination of the
resistance to be
overcome. Mechanical science is notoriously defective in all
that relates to the oblique impact of solids and fluids, and is
particularly so on the points involved in this subject. Ex-
periments do not supply the lack of sound theory ;tor, not
only has their purpose been to ascertain the effects of large
angles of impact to the neglect of the smaller ones here con-
cerned, but the objects of the experimenters (Robins, Hut-
ton, Borda, &c.) have always required the determination of
the resistance in the direction of the moving body. to the
neglect of that which is perpendicular to that ditrhea
an d
cttioonne
which supports
the vehicle—we have no information on which the smallest
reliance can be placed. Mr. Henson, we understand, has
formed his conclusions from the best observations he could
make on the flight of birds, and we think he has done wisely.
We are informed, however, that the resources of mechanical
art are by no means exhausted; by the present con
of Mr. Henson's engine, and that recent in
avail-
ableventions are
by which its power may be doubled with little increase
of weight.
The area of the sustaining surface will be, we understand,
not less thane sustained
-1500 square feet; the weight to b ,
including3owii the carriage and its total burden, is estimated at
The load is said to be considerably less per square
foot than that of many birds. It may assist the conceptions
-lers to add that the eeno---1
a 0---- -

- .
:e of small pipes
he flight of- the

lat of a gigantic-bird with
ncerned

Lciples c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS,
Established 1789.
ON SUNDAY MORNING next, April 2, 1843. the
ANNUAL SERMON will be PREACHED in
SAINT NICHOLAS CHURCH, in aid of the Funds of
the OLD CHURCH PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
Divine Service will commence at a Quarter before Eleven
o'clock.

llis Worship the Mayor and several members of the Town
Council will be present. The above Schools contain 295
Boys, 297 Girls, and 230 Infants.—Total, 822.

NOW EXHIBITING,
(For the First Time in Liverpool,)
AT OLD POSTOFFICE PLACE,
DU BIJ FES Two Grand Original PAINTINGS of ADAM
arid EVE in PARADISE.

These sublime Works of Art have been exhibited to the
universal admiration of 947,000 Persons.

Admission, la. ; Season'Tiakets, (not transferable,) 2g.
Children and Schools Half-price.
Open from Ten in the Morning till Ten at Night.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, GREAT CHAR-
LOTTE-STEEET,

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE STH DAY OF APRIL, AT

ELEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY

D AND M. LUCAS and Co., in announcing their
• ANNUAL SALE of CARRIAGES and HARNESS,
beg to observe that, being anxious to afford entire satisfaction
to those Gentlemen who intend honouring them with their
attendance at this Sale, they have, at a great inconvenience,
inspected greater part of the Stock that parties were desirous
of having offered, and have selected those only which, for
variety and novelty of style and workmanship, are best cal-
culated to meet with the approbation of their numerous Pur-
chasers. The Stock will consist of 200 Carriages and 50 Sets
of Harness, and will be found to embrace every new and
fashionable build, and of the best manufacture.

R. and M. LUCAS and Co. beg particularly to invite the
inspection of Merchants and Shippers to Australia and Bri-
tish America, who will find a vast number of well-built
Second-hand Carriages in good condition, in every way suit-
able for those Markets, and which, from the recent depres-
sion in Trade, will be sold at prices so low as to offer a
strong indueement for an investment, with promise of a
certain and handsome return. This, however, will be more
apparent from the fact, that at least three-fourths of the
Stock are positively to be Sold to the highest bidders, and
the remainder are reserved under fifty per cent. of their
actual value. Gentlemen desirous of having new Carriages
will consult their own interests by pausing until they shall
have an opportunity of seeing and examining the many beau-
tiful specimens that will be offered to them, and which, with
the usual Builder's warranty, will be Sold considerably un-
der the Manufacturer's prices.
The whole will be on view on Monday next, the 3d day of
April, at the Repository.
Catalogues may be had at BOGDE NS and hIOLLING-
NORTH'S, Manchester ; LIN GLE y's Veterinary Surgery,
Warrington ; HAmPsoN's Veterinary Surgery, Bolton ;
Bull Inn, Preston ; Albion and Feathers Hotel, Chester ;
and at all the Hotels at the Ferries on the Cheshire side.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

wither t
s of ' In

rues has the follows

ms to us, 100

certainly anoma

present stat

common law of Elig

isessment as

!e in defining the pp

pairing churchi
r:hes. They en,
t appear shall

r, the Oa

have it laid c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

~jjgGLARV

Peter Gee, 29, was charged with entering the dwelling-
half pound of bees' wax
of the said John Lever. It
purpose by cutting several
house of John Lever, at KearsleY, on a
the night of the 19th
of the shop kept by the
pwaOanaendsteoossbtt
aeloitreferdlganitsraittis,ai
sct andleoi:sue,out
ititilialoedfk taking pound
cia,wteueri'
dirti
jyydhoisw
prosecutor. Information having been given to the police,
the prisoner was apprehended at Salford soon after the rob-
bery. Acquitted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

PLATERS OF INTERLUDES
the bill that has j

Commons :—" An Act to
George 11.. to explain and

in the Queen Ann
Laws relating to Rogue
Vagrants, into one Act

fectual punishing su

and Vagrants, and

make other provisions in lieu thereof
second reading 01l Wednesday, the 51

CHURCH RATES
observations on the
the Braintree churc

levied by a minority upon
and inconsistent with of

notions, vet at the
ecclesiastical code, t
feebleness of its pt

would b

3rd such an

the test-books as uniform'

Of churchwar

s to impose rates for

separa

but then th

the pans.. ,
wardens alone may make I

tht paris

men, are
1 Bac. A

parish church in

ler with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

UNITED STATES,

Stephen Duman, Buxton, 453 13altinu;re,—Ingleby & Browne
Belvidere, Wainhersie, 402 Charleston. J Wanthersie
Oceanus, Bourne, 402 ( harleston, Focke & Boult
Lucretia. Rae, 314 Mobile, V Poutz
Asia, Bangs, 550 New rleans, Rathboties &Co
Hannibal, Parker, 614 New Orleans, S Barber
Wellington. Wlntyre, 539 New Orleans, Amey, Catto & Co
Goliah, Slater, 988 New Orleans, It & G B

K It ti Benn
Diana, Freeman, 630 New Orleans, Baring Brs & Co
England, Bartlett, 731 New York, Baring Brs &Co
United States, Britton, 6.50 New York, T& J Sands &Co
Orpheus, Hill, 543 New York, Ingleby & Browne
Georgiana, Behm, 630 Philadelphia, Ingleby & Browne
tAa;;lnit BRITISH AMERICA.
Patruus, Gilbaut, 205 Bay Chaleur, J Robin and Son
William, Brumage, . 177 Charlotte Town, G Brown & Harrison
Sherbrooke, Conrad, 153 Halifax, M'Calmont Brs &Co
Jessie Miller, Crowder, 382 Halifax, Cannon, Miller &Co
Oromneto, Crook, St. John, N.B. Cannon, Miller & Co
Win. Parker, Sewell, 411 Montreal, ' J Matthie
Lord Seaton, Talbot, 411 Quebec, Atney, Catto &Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

forfeit freight.
4e 14 For B 0 M B AT.
I , The splendid new Cumberland-built Ship
MARY STODDART ;
A 1 fost, and r t welveyears, 516 tons, coppered, sails remarkably
fa will he found in every respect a very first-rate con-
yeyanee both for goods and passengers, her accommodations
'wing very spacious, having a full poop.—For terms, &c.
apply to Messrs. GLEN and ANnlittsoN, or to
W. and J. TY RER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

Vottrp

Both still and mo;

Inner Temple, MM

W WORK

Pictorial R,

ent Liverpoo,

len, Liverpo

Ancient I

its anti(

It bath

swept away : Time I

mowed them dow.

they could not withsta

where are y

Mr. Herdman's ski

trace of them altoge

to their memory, whic

struct his townsmen

lished in parts ; each

sents the Old Tower, a few dwe

f St. Nicbolas

?eIRY NOTICES

Few in r

Herd-

umber,

man's nervous swe

ep, and

for ever : and were it not for

talents, and industry, we might lose

at he has raised up a rnor.ument

t will amuse, wit

equally in

and establish more firmly his reputa
_ . ,

phist. The work will be pub

o contain four lithographic view

The first view repre

ling-houses, and the Chapel

Can this be the nucleus of Liverpool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

rm is is summen _
have ascribed them

tietiy to I

district

111an7, Bury, Ashton, Hyd
lcaster, Blackburn, Eccles

y confirmative of
Manchester,

, Bolton, Bowden, Cheshire,
Middleton, Preston, &c., &e.

Following : Hall, Parsonage, Hill, Forest, Lodge, Parish,
Town, Townend, Bridge, Heath, Moss, &e. At first, of was

r a tirr

t' appeared unnecessary to retain the particle
Manchester was at first Ben of Manchester

Jack of the Hall; .ani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

WILLIAM PITT,

WHOLESALE PAPER DEALER STATIONER,
No. 2, STRAND-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

HAVING received the appointment of Agent for the Sale
of WALKDEN'S INKS and INK POW RS,
manufactured by COOPER and PHILLIPS, (la VALK,
DZN, DARBY, and Txaav,)No. 5, Shoe-lane, don, begs
to acquaint the Trade in general that they ca be supplied
with every description, in large or small q ntities, on the
same terms as from the Manufactory in Lo on.
W. PITT embraces the present opport ity to thank his
Friends and the Public for the very liberal support he has
received since his commencement in business, and begs to
immure them that it is his utmost ambition to merit the con-
fidence of all who may be pleased to honour bins with their
"'wage.
'at-
I% .=-Merchants and Shipping Orders particulariy•at-
Leaded to, 'and the full amount of Excise Drawback allowed
miikll,Papers and Stationery for Exportation.
'Account Books Ruled and Bound to any pattern, and on
the most approved principles.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

former must ever remain monuments to his

*This gentleman married Do
Robert Holt, and by that lady be

married Frances, daughte
(Mary, the wife of Holt Leigh, Es 4
and had issue five daughters, the eldest of who
married Robert Pemberton, Esq., of the Midd'
and by him was mother of Thomas Pemberto
of her Majesty's council, and M.P. for Ripon
Frances, married Matthew Pemberton
married W. Cooke

ter or

and Edward, wb

d co-h

;, with
f Thon

as Owen,

Margaret,

Esq., one
be second

le third, Loveda

Mary, is nnwsarried ; and the fifth,-Anne, married the Rev
John Rockliffe, M.A. These descendants of his uncle
Edward, are the nearest relatives of the late Sir R. H. Leigh

At present
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-03-31

BURGLARY

oti the night of the 19th
oi
Peter Gee, 29, was charged with entering the dwelling-
and other articles, the property of the said John Lever. It
y.
was stated that he had effected his purpose by
locutosebeorf
lJaoslti,naLendve ur, ;iantgKae away ball
a pound
of
bees'
wax
cutting several
panes of glass out of the window of the shop kept by the
prosecutor. Information having been given to the police,
the prisoner was apprehended at Salford soon after the rob-
bery. Acquitted