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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

at the Parish Cnurch, Blackburn, Mr. THOMAS

edest son cf Mr. J. Pemberton,
youngest surviving daughter of Mr.
Queen street, all of Blackburn.
nth instant, at Woolton Priory, GERARD LYNCH,
Miss ELIZA ft. CORBALLY.
day, at St. Phillip's Church, Mr. JAMES SCOTSON
I Wheat Sheaf Inn. Park-road, to Miss BA DLEY, of Bidaton, in
the entantv of

3rook, To ANE

I JAMES ST01•11'
On the

Esq ,
Same day

Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-pirk,
Mr RICHARD EVANS, to ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. WIL-
LIAM JONES, Swansea, Glamorga,shire.
On the sth instant, at Daverttry, by the Rev. Archer Thomp-
son, rector of Hotham, Yorkshire, JAMES SHAW, Esq , Hon.
Company's f th Bengal Light Cavalry, to SELINA JANE, third
daughter of the late CHARLES RATTItAY, M.D., of the former
nine,

Same da

at St. Mary's Church. Walton-on-the• Hill, by the
Rev. Robert Wilson, Mr. CHARLES DAVIES. of this town, to
ARABELLA DAVIES, fourth daughter of WILLIAM HYDE,
Esq., Scarisbrick House, Fazaker;ey, and formerly of Manches-
ter

at St. Bride's Church, Mr. JAMES COOPER,
nd place, to ELIZABETII, second daughter of

Mr. THON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

'ew London Vg

MRS. GARDNER ,
verpool and
exceedingly liberal share of

opening Ihe Estat
bia River Fur Co

lately e

sties to_Jiife

heir espE

,on to her presen

LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVER-
POOL EXCLUSIVLY DEVOTED TO
BONNETS.

it returning to the Ladies of Li-
vicinity her heartfelt thanks for the
patronageas received since
vied by the Colnna-

atten-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

CABINET GOODS

fSBURG r

ORK-[

_LOPE CASES,
PIARDS, TEA CHESTS,
)N BOARDS, CHESSMEN.

.1 OA.OINET GOODS and LEATHER ARTICLES,
MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES (the oldest
t.
i Manufactory in Liverpool), under his own immedi-
-tion of weil•sessoned materials, and guaran-
limate; offf!rin,-; a combination of mo-

ate_ dir

I teed for any' c

to prices with super

h, and qu

the patron

ith which the 1

any years bee,
HAUSBI

DINGS;

RPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

.rded to t

f the Pr

Property, at t

HEATON

PRESS.-I

LCk it thr

first, thi

rcet, a

that wort

let us

e expl,

ye to al

rather of a ;
le that all F

do not

And for these t

to be wa

reason

dumpy fc

may al

e is long, tt
'tis here that

have plenty of room, and
shoe pinches." No one has corns on his heels

&des of his feet, let his shoes o

Hy cot

he Cov

I YOUNG LADIES WANTED. t

ugh the
" Ap-

t should

tp,the reality of I as:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

of the

s are COM-
the Goods

atlon will 131
vast Increas

mount

as reached

continaot

Northern I

grounds to

`or its ene

Id such I

ate to the Pi

hoare of

their c

ally. confi

The above-n,

as per (

Goods

'es, Mantillas, G

I Mottra
clisclos

PROMUL(

or general distribution ;
FOREIGN S
curious, beautiful, and c

►WLS
lv fabri

ATINS AND SILKS,

lion on

lied in the

/rant trnffi

)th Geo. 111. a

g Ban
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

reater e

iecesia

of Busines
of Goods
limits of S

new Rail

nd Dewsbury, in-I-din-1i

ould be
A

y increased

vat Trun

zed in the

ion, th

ed, that

London, Glasgow, a
tland. Wher

A to the pr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the 10th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-
street,
50 Casks)
Laniira COWEE,
500 Bags
30 Tierces Ja_paarc COFFEE.
Apply to Messrs. REID, -TRYING, and Co., Merchants,
or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

change to note

For I! there was some disposition to purchase, but
the buyers offering rather lower than the sellers were
willing to accept, nothine extensive was donp

may therefore quote prices the turn lower.
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease were in slow request
on the terms of last week.

Oats met some little inquiry, but bar

ly main

jOatmeal was in moderate request, at a
value.

small decline in

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 6.
The import duties stated last week remain for the present ur

iavourahle winds, upwards of 350 vessels containing va.
rions kinds of produce from all quarters of the globe, have en:
tered our river since this day week the number of those corn
laden, however, bear a moderate proportion only; beyond,
therefore, ti,y4l3 qrs of Wheat, with 1020 qrs. of Pease. we have
little grain fresh in irom abroad; the receipts Coastwise and
from Ireland being also comparathely light, except Malt and
we have a liberal su; ply.

A good

refreshing rain having fallen of 'ate, and th,
ontinuing to improve daily, the trade for al

grain has ren

ained generally inactive during the interval
since Tuesday, and though several further Inquiries have ap-
peared for Baltic Wheats in bond, a few hundred quarters is the
extent of business transacted therein, the few sellers we have
being disinclined to meet the market freely.
Upon a very s'ender attendance of town and country milers

ge to.d

few thousand bushes of Irish at nor

carcely any (

ur, als3, was taken off rather sparingly
; at the same time, however, there was
u evident disposition on the part of dealers to purchase
ellers could have been inanced to submit to a reasonabl
meet. business to a fair extent might have been effected
Barley remained dull at previous rates. Ma
. _

n the terms lasi notec

42 li
at an advance SU g VIA irqucsc
-of Is. per quarter —Beans, Pease, and Indian
Corn, though little noticed to day, were unaltered in value.
Oats and Oatmeal, upon a very limited innniro

. .
tained our last currency
f flue

StetlinWheat, in. granary, was sold at

Inly bonded akaint;ansac

'ales have occurred

PRICES OF GRAIN

t,1)70115

Eugli h new
Ditto, white
Irish red ..

Scotch & Irish,w, 6o

Malt, English, i qr

brown.. 158 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

EXTENSIVE STOCK

kND FAN

STRAV

which will b

found every novelt

Provinci

devoteet

his business, she

dence, assert the numerous advantages her Establishment
presents to all who may honour her with their favours.
Mrs. G. has just received an additional supply of most
TASTEFULLY-WORKED FANCY STRAW AND OTHER

t care from the
MRS. G

ARDNER

BOLD-STREE7

pUNEk

LITTLER

PROPRIET

'OR OF THE

LIVERPOOL G

NERAL'ROURNING

ESTABLISINENT

114,'50

D-S TA

EET,

THE BANK FOR S.

k.Y OF

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, I icira;,

and cash p
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

ted of tt
ireus of

being col

proval

EID and (

id a caret
i the Gt.(

quality, and suitable
rg the attention of th

w will be found
ly tested.

In high or

x Candles, I

STOll'

3 celebrated LONDO
S XX DUBLIN PORTER

STONG ALE, o
BURTON BEER,
WELSE

Exporters

I Bitter

of Housekeepers, and of

'ctfulbegotiglit after.

lIAYMAN arid Ca

Ale And Port

Merchants
wart. Old (

TO THE LADIES OF LIVERPOOL.
FUNERAL & FAMILY MOURNING HOT

82, BOLD-STREE2

LIVERP

SIX months since, our Senior had the honour of in-
forming yon of the induction of Taro of his Sons ii
Co-partnership. We now beg ,to came before you w

th
ear of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the 10th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at Whitaker, Carter, and co.N Rumford-street,
75 Tierces JamaipeCOFFEE.
Apply to MURRAY, SYMVred CO., Merchants, or to
WHITAKER, CARTER, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

WEDNESDAY.

To-mouttow, (Wednesday.) the 11th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at William Nevett's Ottice,lrtumford-street,
About 20 Tons Tasaiiico FUSTIC,
Lying in Messrs. Clarke-ea Co.'s Cellar, No. 9, Wap-
ping.—Apply to

WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

FURNITURE, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET.
MESSIt S. THOS. WINSTANLEY and-SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW (Wednesday,)
the 11th instant, on the Premises:No. 18, Cemetery-view,
Upper Parliament-street, at Eleven o'clock precisely, the
genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China and
Glass, a Square Piano-forte, and other Effects of a Lady
declining Housekeeping.
The DINING-ROOM FURNITURE comprises a modern
Mahogany Cabinet Sideboard, a,set of excellent Dining
Tables, consisting of Three lAA Tables, on massive Pil-
lars, Set of Chairs and SO< Square Piano-forte, Bronze
Chandelier, Chimney Glass, Marine Vl indow Curtains,
&c.
The DRAWING-ROOM and PARLOUR contain a Set of
Twelve handsome Mahogany Chairs, Sofas, Pair of Card
Tables, modern Chiffonnier, Ranges of Merino Damask
Curtains, Carpets, Fenders, and Fire-irons.
The CHAMBER FURNITURE consists of Four-post and
Camp Bedstead:, with Morine and Printed Calico Hang-
ings, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Matresses and Bedding,
Press and Servants' Bedsteads, Painted Dressing Tables,
Washstands, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glass, Carpet-
ing. &c. The useful Culinary Articles, &c.
To be viewed Tins DAY, the 10th instant, when Cata-
logues may be bad at the Offices of Messrs. THOS. WIN-
STANLEY and SONS, and at the place of sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

BIRKENHEAD PARK.
IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND.
rrHE Commissioners of Birkenhead have instructed
1 Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS to
offer for PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Town-hall,
Birkenhead, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d of July next, at
Twelve o'clock at noon,
The valuable LAND surrounding the heautiful and ex-
tensive Park, of 125 Acres, recently laid out by Joseph
Paxton, Esq., and now being plant and completed under
his immediate superintendence,
The BUILDING LAND_4 be offered for Sale will
consist of about 300,000 Seitrare Yards, which will be di-
vided into thirty Lots, vatying from 2,000 to 26,000 Yards,
shown on a Lithographic Plan attached to the particulars,
the sites and form of which Lots have been judiciously
chosen and determined, with a view to their beauty of
situation and picturesque effect, and the conditions im-
posed on purchasers are only such as are essential to in-
sure the respectability of the neighbourhood.
The Commissioners have, at an immense outlay, effec-
tually drained the whole extent of the Park and Building
Land now offered for Sale, and have also ornamentally
planted and surrounded it with a handsome Iron Railing,
Stone Lodges, and Entrance Gates, and intersected it
with good Roads. In fact, they have spared no expense
to render it one of the most delightful and healthy situa-
tions in the kingdom. The Land will be sold on a term
of 999 years, at a Pepper Corn Rent.
Printed particulars, with Plans and Conditions of Sale,
may be had at the following places :—Messrs. WINSTAN-
LEYS', Paternoster-row, London ; at the Offices of Aris'
Birmingham Gazette; the Cheltenham Journal ; Leeds
Met-cur! Manchester Guardian and Times ; York
Herold PChester Courant ; at the Commissioners' Offices,
Birkenhead ; Trios. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Liverpool ;
and MALLABY, TOWNSEND, and NEWALL, Solicitors,
Birkenhead and Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

Lint

LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTF
JUNCTION R.,
he PRELIMINARY ANN,
a THIS Undertaking will create a d►rect line of commu-
nication between Newcastle, Sunderland, North with ti(
Shields, Hartlepool, and Stockton-on• Tees, on the north- The

& NEWCASTLE

iILWAT

feSEOII,
cute fr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

TI ,CABIN PASSAGE MONEY, per Steamer BRI-
TANIA, on the 4th JULY next, will be THIRTY
GUINEAS, and One Guiuea Steward's Fee.

BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-SHIPS,
Ofl2oo Tons and 440 Horses' Powereach.
k.PPOINT El) BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
CALLING AT HALIFAX TO 1.,,N713...A. -NtiRECEIVE PAS-
SENGERS AND HER MAJESTY'S MAILS.
CALEDONI aptain Enwp. G. LOTT.
HIBERNI Captain ALEX. ItYRIE.
A 01;11.211 BRITAi" A, Captain Join,/ HEWITT.
ACA , Captain WM.HARRISON.
CAMI3RIA, CaptainC.H.E.JUDIEINs.
The Vessels appointed to sail from LI VERPOOL are the
ACADIA ...... .• on the 19th June. .
BRITANNIA .... on the 4th July.
Passengers' Luggage must be on board the day previous
to sailing.
Passage, including Provisions, but without Wines or
Liquors, which can be obtained on board, to Boston or
Halifax, Thirty-eight Guineas. Steward's Fee, One
Guinea. Dogs charged £5 each.
Apply, in Halifax, to S. CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S.
LElvis ; in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-
street; in Glasgow, to G. antIJ.BURNS ; or,in Liverpool,
to D. and -C. MACIVER, 14. Water-street.
NOTE.—AII LETTERS and NEWSPAPERS intended to
he sent by these Vessels must pass through the POST-
OFFICE, and none will be received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will he charged freight on their personal
Luggage when it exceeds half-a-ton measurement.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

FARES:
Cabin, 15s. ; Steward's Fee, 2s. ; Steerage, ss.

For GREENOCK and GLASGONV,
With Goods and Passenzers.
THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
SHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS

ACHILLES,
Captain How' MAIN, and
APrl .t.tIRE KING, Captain 4„-M`PHERsorr,
Sail regularly from t 6 Clarence Dock.
LIVERPOOL o GLASGOW.
The undernoted or other t-class Steam-Ship is
intended to sail as follows, m LIVERPOOL:
J NE.
FIRE KING .. Friday, the 13th.... at 5. Afternoon.
ACIIILLE. .... Saturday, the 14th.... at 7, Evening.
ACHILLES Thursday, the 19th.... at 11, Evening.
ACHILLES .... Tuesday, the 24th.... at 4, Afternoon.
ACHILLES .... Monday, tj,ie 30th.... at 7, Evening.
The Vessels leaving LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW on
SATURDAYS will call at RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN,
weather permitting.)
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
7, Water-street, Liverpool.
GEORGE and JAMES BURNS,
Buchanan-street, Glasgow; or to
ARCHIBALD BLACK,
Custom-house-place, Greenock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

11 bear them : it is upon those
toes. tt

rid come, and that the c(
If you would cure voursel

'eauer, (

corn, or if you would g

Laving any, let them, and do you yourself,
haussures ; or else have the boots, &e., ma
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

imprisoned,
the

- ,or, Pen—up, nut
last
,t the rubs of

lie_most obdurate I

our children from ever

tng the

calling of the Livert

well i aeepty regretted
and Molly magu

force were wernbc

s of the most horrible r
in that district of Ireland."

I believe one of your lat
at be mug; deal the same
d done to Orangemen, a

head co!

ristice to

xerage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

Latit

mental I
I a decided improvement on the old

Framed, Will find th

peratur

idapted for the
s their suonlv

Bd. to Is. 61d.
rrOT OF HEARTHRUGS
JOHN BRISCOE
60 AND 62, OLDHALL

MATRIMONY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

THE ST. LEGER.

On Monday 5 to 1 was taken to £3O on the Merry Mo-
narch, offered now on the field. The field agst five for
200 (offered); 10 to 1 against Annandale (taken) ; 14 to 1
apt Kt dger (wanted) ; 14 to 1 agst Old England (wanted).
- -

The following novel sporting match was made between
two of the members at the room to-day, one party taking
£2OO to £3OO that he accomplished the feat within two
hours, viz :—To kill i 0 pigeons from a trap at 21 yards
rise and 10 yards boundary, and to walk or run nine miles.
A stakeholder was duly appointed, and one half of the
money dt posited. The performance is fixed to take place
at Belle Nue on the 30th inst.

On Wednesday. a young man, 19 years of age, named
Sammy, undertook, for a trilling wager, to walk from
Eton College to the Market-house, Windsor, and back,
six times, and to carry two 561 b. weights on his back, the
distance being 12 miles, which he was to perform in six
hours, and he accomplished his task, having 4 minutes
to spare.

Tits OLD ENGLAND AFFAIR.—The stewards of the
Jockey Club have published their report on the affair, the
most material part of which is the following That J.
F. Bloodsworth, William Stebbins, and Vs illiam Day be
warned off the course at Newmarket, and out of the
coffee-room yard there; and that William Day be not
permitted to ride in any race at Newmarket. They also
recommend the proprietors and stewards of all race-
courses where the rules of the Jockey Club are in force
to prevent them appearing on such course."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

CORRESPONDENCJ

IAYNOOTH GRANT

THE LIVERPOOL STA

see that c

pporter s

great arg

a church, which we know to b

irive away all error and fal

get over that

testant Ct

Roman Cathc

First, because I L

Ma-ynooth-Grant

be frailties and enormities of our
Lords a right re

pretare is re-
doc-

w that
tate of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

!e Order for 201

the GENERAL FURNI...
hnQ .n bestowed,
^•HIMNEY and PI

%NISH ING

NT much 'atte

DEPART-
-7d the pro-

the age of G
vered Rites,

Vy Gibbon;

tive profit that the sop
e will admit of.

:y and stfde
I"'

1 -WINDOM

ORNICES

led to the f

mer Collec

'eh can
Gill. of

I in the finished stag

and Cold

Tsally adc
r

,n into I

•eat econorx

THE PA'

IUAVERSAL TOILET AND
CLIEVAL GLASS STANDS '

or enriched P.

ion of t

of the stn

ffers t f

lion on Silvered Plate GI

th a general revision of

the P.

acknowledzed IrnproveC

IN FIRE

haye been y

E;nbroiderb

invites

consi-

iety of new de-

I' AND

SHILLING AND SIN

H FRUI

relueed to

.1..) Lai

to reside

0-FORT

ORGE

SHADE

4, BERRY B.TRP,E7

(Two Doc

3old-stieet

st grateful t

od Gentlemen who hare so

Liverpool, and begs to inform' them- t

attention to t

aid is di;
FORTES

rinted Muni

Cot taays'Ti

one to none in Liverpool

with all tile

ve-and-a-half-
He 1

just imfiorted from Paris
)f splendid and elensnt FR

quality, whit

Is and

NCH ACCORDIONS, I

ie offers at

variety of GUITARS

Df Music

plain-and
ient on Hire

TO FAMILIES AND STRANGERS VISITINC

LIVERPOOL.
ZvE

NEARLY .the whole of tt
Season's Conou Teas

have arrived. Having m
desirable Cargoes, which

our selections f

, in point of quality, v

sell th

yr. at 4

Finest Black Lea Pekoe
p b. ; also,
Congous, suitable r family use, al

re can be strriSlied either i
HOLLIS, WALFORD

BALI

2, BOLD-STREET, and
LIVERPOOL

bond or duty r
A co.,

TED. Three or

I YOUN(

PATENT CORBEAU SIL

S. LITTLER,
OF THE LIVERPOC

GENERAL MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT
IS APPOINTED BY THE PATENT...EC TO SELL THE
PATENT-DYED 4frACK SILKS,
Which, for CHEAPNESS,,ta MIRA-MI

gieliogstd.
BLACK SKTINS, SATINETTS, •
WATERED DV CAPES,
STRIPED, AND BROCADE SILKS

'CHECKED,

REAL IRISH POPLINS,

114. Bolii:streei:i i;uoi

LAFFER a

ARIETY

tion, suitable f
to all seasons s

cannot
BESPC

be surpassed,birnnV. '
)KE DEPARTMENT, H. I.

nddittartal Cutter

where, by whom a rtost exact and fast
sured. Clever Workmen, from London and Pans, are I bu

able fit is c

BALDNESS

NTIRELY

well as eco

Vor xuany of 1,

dinary thickr
For round

8, an e

to on IV

strength t
Orders

Exemplified daily

e, 2s. r

r to an

of Ur

warily t

tone, wt

desirahl,

OMAS ASHWORTEY

then you have cheapness, and beauty

YOUT:

of the inimitable HYAM

st he commence
LEVIATHAN

out Englan

L AND HIGHLY.
SELLING FIR RATE Cl
inorilu Low I

lt Extra
ulk of e "

,sents pi

DITTO

Ditto, inVw

klt SYSTI
LOTIIINC

,NCHAINT IN CLOTHINGi

Y A M

ND CO

NW SU

ST OF P.RI

v., cannot be! j Summer Coats, in au endless

or Shooiing Ci

IMENTS

fromXl

Blouses in countless p

'hasers are res

Aatever

RED DE

A RTME NT

from 0 9 C

from 0 12 G

from 0 7 6
from 0 9 6

, from 0 5 6

action can
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

FARES :
Cabin, 15s, Steward's Fee, 2s. ; Steerage, ss.

FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS TO AND FROM
GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL.
ADM I RAL,
Captain JOHN Born.
'271.
'Z IA COMMODORE,
Captain JAMES HARDIE.
The undermentioned or other first-class Steam-ships
are intended to sail from the CLARENCE DOCK,
LIVERPOOL, with or without Pilots, aa under :
JUNE.
ADMIRAL . This Day, th oth.. at 4. Afternoon.
ADMIRAL Monday, e 16th.. at 7, Evening.
ADMIRAL Saturday( the 21st.. at 1, Afternoon.
ADMIRAL ..... Thury, the 26th.. at 5, Afternoon.
The Vessel which leaves LIVERPOOL on SATURDAY
will Land Passengers on RAMSEY BAY, ISLE OF
MAN, (weather permitting.)
The accommodations of these Vessels are well-known
to be first-rate.
This Dav, the 10th, 21st, and 26th instant, Goods
for shipment will require to be down three hours before
the advertised time of sailing.—Apply to
DAVID MACIVER and Co., 12, Water-stree-t.

FARES :
Cabin, 15s. ; Steward's Fee, 2s. ; Steerage, ss.

STEAM TO GLASGOW.
The Steam-ship FIRE KING,
„t,,, Capt. M`PIIERSON,
(Or other first.class Steam-ship,)
Is intended to sail between LIVERPOOL and GLAS-
GOW, with Goods and Passengers, during JUNE, 1845,
as follows :
COMMODORE .... Thursday, the 5:-. at 5, Afternoon.
FIRE K1NG...... Friday, t 3th.. at 5, Afternoon.
COMMODORE Tuesday, e 17th.. at 9, Evening.
COMMODORE .... Mo‘n)lpt.; the 23d.. at 4, Afternoon.
M COSIODO.RE Satu ay, the 28th.. at 7, Evening.
Apply to Mr. LAN LANDS, Glasgow; or here to
JAMES BREBNER, 20, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL & GREENOCK,
WITH PASSENGERS ONLY.
' ' '',‘ 1" 6,- The splendid, powerful, and fast-sailing
-
kli 11 I ,M., Steam-ship PRINCESS ROYAL,
--- -,.....
Captain R. CRAWFORD,
Sails regularly from LIVERPOOL every WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, from Egremont Slip, Prince's Dock, at Four
o'clock in the Afternoon, on the arrivalof the Trains
which leave London at 6 15 a.m., Birmipgaam 11 15 a.m.,
Manchester at 2 p.m.
If necessary, a Special Train w oe despatched on the
arrival of the Passengers at Gre ock for Glasgow.
Dinner on the Table immesliKtely after the vessel sails.
Fares :—Cabin, 15s. ; Steward's Fee, 25.; Steerage, ss.
The PRINCESS ItOY>e having undergone a thorough
overhaul in every department, including new Boilers, &c.,
is in first-rate order : and, as she will carry no Cargo
while on this Station, her average passage will not exceed
fifteen to sixteen hours.

Apply to Mr. LANGLANDS, Gtrisgow ; or here to
JAMES BREBNER, 20, Water-street.
Sally punctually at Four o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

almost end

PRINTED MUSLINS, BAL
CAMBRICS

'd I and the very late

and Children's Dresses

ry much attention

the el€

t style of M

MAJESTY THE Q't

d print

eon, L(

Y, GLO

.CHIEPS,

DIES, CAPS, LA(
The late alters

tions will make

I
1 derable increase of the G
Y (instead of in the Ware . .
3 view, and also for the better seem

houses

novelties in articles for Y

ral Drapery Stock

up and d

particularly
D E PA WI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

,TER VASES,

ELASTIC WAX

of Terms, may

RESIDENCE

TREE

VT VENTI

(TORS

least expensi

ne of d

pion. t

td a most va-

rt IS, M(

J. A. FORRE

Rrket, Live

J. BRISCOE

4LL-STRE

Cakes leave to announce that
AND FOLLOWING DAYS

tation a large quantity o

T SEASON

arming from
• selecting t

RTICLES OP D
LA.YEN OFFERED.

s em)iirassments, into which so

A NT) BRITISH
I ATE

lALS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant, at Twelve
o'clock, at No. 7, Eschauge=buildings,
20 Casks 4.RCOL.
For further particulars aprifto
CARSON and KILGOUR, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

's, City, Londoit

Nilliam

John Yates, Guerns

John k

apsey Church. Br

Plymoutt

Ring- cr(
igmor

Tucker, Dean.str<
Williamson, Down

aper—June
P. Wood a

DIVIDENDS
ay, Woolwich. dr

•eet, St. James's, bootmaker
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

and printed quilting

French patterns
The Proprietor of this Establishment possesses the prac-
knowledge, the experience, and the most ample
ill out, to the fullest possible extent, a bu?n
immense magnitude. The following ar

fiom 0 7 6

a few of his

clusive advantages

VAST RE;OURCPS
SPACIOUS PREMISES!!

TALENT 1 11 1

'Y!!!!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

'S HOTEL.
TO BREWERS,QUEEN
SPIRITDOCK MERCHANTS, Ayp
OTHERS.
•
By Mr. TROTTER, t
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 11th instant,
o'clock in the-Evening, on tbe'Premises, the auv"
Dock Hotel, bottom of Norfolk-street, NSES
THE TENANT'S INTEREST, LICE eaGOODWILL, &c. of the above well-aceustolD
Hotel.
ngtf
The House bas recently undergone an alteratio
sps,
considerable outlay, and the various apartments arceLo'
cious and convenient, consisting of five excellent ,130.
bers, large Dining-room, Back Parlour, Bar ahais else
Parlour, extensive Cellarifig, Kitchen, &c. There dose
a Tap connected w_i_skre-the said Premises fronting a
thoroughfare. htit
The Fixhavf, which are in excellent condition. c°,:se'ffe
of a Five-pull Bcer-engine, Spirit Fountain, with
Taps and Piping, twelve Eighteen-gallon Spirit
cote'
neatly painted and gilt, Glass Shelves Panelled C°Bol,
Partitioning, Settles, Mahogany Drinking Tahle,s+ rlvget.
wood Ditto, Oil Cloth, Blinds,' Store Casks, s, " ttO
Meat Safe, Water-Casks and Lead Piping. suPPIP''
Premises, and numerous other Fixtures.
The Premises are situate in a most populous neigh'
etber
hourhood, and doing a profitable Counter Trade, hgorta•
with the In-door Business, affording an eligible oPPLine,l"
nity to any Party about embarking in the pa
being free from Brewer or Spirit Merchant. raw*
May be viewed prior to the sale, and further Ior`l"
had from Mr. TROTTER, Auctioneer, Whitechaiie”
115
EXTENSIVE CONSIGNMENT FRO—TIt
MANUFACTURER OF CASHMERE, PArolDS'
BARAGE, SHETLAND, LAMA, &c. SHA th 6
MR. OLDHAM has received instructions friv"(thoot
1 Manufacturer to SELL by AUCTION. tot,
reserve, To-nionizowt (I:eepaesday,) the 11th it)6reat
precisely at Eleven o'c ,at his Rooms. 27, d fa,
George-street. a superb Assortment of elegant sn
shionable SHAWLS-, consigned for sale, ' •
unreserved ros
prising every variety in French, Cashmete, Barage,
ley, Shetland, and Lama, &c.
instant'. lir
May be viewed Tnis DAY, the 10th
Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had at
Great George-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

and me
By ti

willbe 147 r

i Thirs

, Leed

nd Hlidde

Kanchester,) the dist

156 miles, and by th

es it i

aving of distance of no less than fifty.ll4
onstquently, be effected by this Line ore

11 be gre

a large number of vessel

luallv entered with

I tonnage), and

a pops

ation bet

2rket town in the County e

imate may be f

ng lines of c

The local I

route to LiverF
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

LIST OF PRIZES.

PLANTS AND FLOWERS.—AzaIia, Sir Wm. Stanley. Heaths,
Ist prize, Sir Wm. Stanley; 2d, Mr. G. Wainwright: Single
specimen, Sir Wni. Stanley. Fuchsias, three light and three
dark. Ist prize, Mr. G. Wainwright: Ditto, two light and two
dark, Ist prize, Mr. G. Wainwright; 2d, Mr. J. T. Raynes.
Pelargoniums, six varieties, Ist prize, Mr. El. Winch ; 2d, Mr.
G. Wainwright: Ditto, four varieties, Ist prize, Mr. H. Winch;
2d, Mr. H. Littledale : Single specimen. Mr. Winch. Orchidse,
Ist prize, Sir Wm. Stanley; 2d, Mr. Winch: Single specimen,
Mr. Wi ch. Collection of stove plants, Ist prize, Mr. G. Wain-
wright; 2d, Sir Wm. Stanley; 3d, Mr. S. Needham. Collection
of greenhouse plants, Ist prize, Mr. G. Wainwright; 2d, Mr. C.
Stanley ; 9d, Mr. W. W. Perry. Best greenhouse plant, Sir
Wm. Stanley. Best stove plant, Mr. Wainwright. Calceolarias,
six varlet es, Mr. Winch. Cinnerarias, six varieties, Ist prize,
Mr. S. Vertue ; 2d, Mr. Wainwright. Verbenas, six varieties,
Ist prize, Mr. Needham; 2d, Mr. Wainwright. Petunias, six
varieties, Mr. Wainwright. Roses in pots, Ist prize, Mr. V. ain-
wright ; ad, Mr. Winch. Rose, single specimen, Mr. Wain-
wright.
Ctrr FLOWXII6.—Ist prize, Miss Greenham ; 2d, Sir W. Stan-
ley. Pansies, twenty varieties, Mr. Itaynes : Ditto, twelve
varieties, Ist prize, Mr. Raynes; 2nd, Mr. W. Littledale ; 3d,
Miss Greenharn.

Faints.—Pine apples, Ist and 2d prizes. Sir Wm. Stanley.
Strawberries. Ist prize, Mr. Winch ; 2d. Mr. Wainwright.
Cherries, a Cottager. Gooseberries, Mr. Perry.
NrynwraaLas.—Cucumbers, Mr. Needham. Cabbages. Mr.
Wainwright. Lettuce. Rev. R. M. Fielding. Peas, Mr. Winch.
Parsley, Mr. Needham. Turnips, Mr. Vertue. Asparagus, Ist

prize, Mr. H. Littledale; 2d. Mr. Perry.. Rhubarb, Ist prize,
Mr. Wainwright; 2d, Mr. Winch.
EXTRA PRIZISS.—TuIips, best, Mr. R. M. Beckworth ; 2d,
Mr. Grey. Device, Mr. Wainwright. Seedling, Mr. Rayner;
Pelargonium. a Cottager. Basket of Fuchsias, Mr. Raynes,
Pears, Mr; Wm. Maury. Basket of plants, Mr. Raynes; ditto,
Rev. R. M. Fielding. Apples, Mr. J. Tyner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-10

T. SMITH

Tjt-ESPECTFULLA

extremely low

prices at which l

s enabled ti

m with one of

country,

pith a

RICHLY CUT AND PLAIN GLASS

es, that owing to to
ceived,

t Establishments it

quent on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Ivn Falkner Llovil

, Calcot flail, Flintshi
c, Esq., Liverpool.

m-uel Henn
nrrnirl TAW',

Liverpool

Colonel Frederick Ct
John Price, Eeq., Llanrl
John Offley Crewe Read, I
John Taylor, Jon.. Ego..

es Philips, Rhual, Flintshire
adr Hall, Denbighshire.

Wern, Flin—tshire

E2.q., N. 278,

1 Chu

les Blavney Moor Roper, 'I

H ono ratu s
and Tile Manufacturer, Haivarden, Flintshire
William Hancock, Esq., Coal Master and P
_ _

steg, Flintshire.
aster and Brief

Esq., (

:ck and TO(

(With power to add to their number.)

BANKER

Arthui• Heywood, Soi

nal Provin

ngland

I Messrs

PARLIAMENTARY AGENTS.
Dorrington, Hayward, Ellicombe, and Currie,
London.

OLICITOR

Messrs

Roberts and Son, Mo

THIS 1
A Mold

Tway Rill connect the rich mineral districts of

and Mersey, together ;ith Che-s-ter, .13irketsihe‘aZiablie
pool, Manchester. and the whole. of Clip.hir. and T

s course Nri

Thence it will cross the

Dee, and continue its course by shot%
)n Station of the Chester an.l Birkenhead Li,
're a junction with the Birkenhead, Man
'shire Junction Railway.

, to the

,untry thr
need of he

hich this Railway

ICUU vi LIVIA. weans or communication with 1
ned important towns ; and the comprehens'
of the undertaking leaves no doubt of its si

bat the district for many miles around
oal, iron, limestone, lead

I other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

us rolling stag,

prove, that if the Scripttires contained Christianity
Romanism was not Christianity, for the Scripts
tained for one point, that there was one God, ___ __
Mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesu
. ..

ad one I as

Christianity knew but one Mediator. Was a system which
multiplied Mediators . Christianity Again, Christianity
proclaimed, for the forgive'

as of f

one offering once upon Calvary and once for
system that repeated the offering, and proclaim

at every

he repetition of the offering of Christ, r

;n or sacr

ent, but as a propitiate
ing and the dead

f the liv

ry sacrifice for tt
that Christianity? I f

for every principle and act of my
right hand or to the left, whether

Fe, not lookit

Cries of no, no

cause for our inter-

as the ne

man approve

s or dis-

nee. (Cheer

It was very
ging upon a work of this kind.

rtant then, in eng

here was a cause

ntionslv, discovering on my knees

whether r
It has

will hear o

—two tunnels with b

I withdrawn as tt

e present little basi

love of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.—(Hear.) confess, I feel some ormcurLy it, it. ....5,
Major THORPE, who was introduced by the Chairman though accustomed to public speaking, and, although di- stages ri, .
a gallant soldier, who having faithfully served his vested of modesty when speaking of ray Master, lam not are, we learn, gi -
country in the battles of the Peninsula, was now engaged accustomed to speak of myself. And, though Ido not No. 205.—This resembles a._
in fighting the good fight of the Protestant religion, like to do so, yet justice, in this case, requires that I large shed or bui.ding, with arched win,_
moved the next resolution : should speak of myself, for the exhibition awarded to you enclosing a basin for the steamers, which enter
~amen,, " That the Foreign Aid Society, which has been formed is the M'Neile exhibition. There was no money of mine by two large arched openings.
1; but a for the purpose of promoting the cause of;the Reformation in it, but there was a great deal of my work in it, at my mi
in France especially, and on the Continent generally, is bed and in my study, and there was a great deal of what it There are waiting
... worthy the support of British Christians, and this meet- ha. hocf".." "^ `""—'' A'''''' . `. . . . ... .. .
ing trusts that the Liverpool Association which was
-.Tied in 1841 will henceforth receive additional support,
^,.ssities of the object-appear to demand."
-r congratulated the friends of the so-

iers in a

tbei. The c

qtly in favourr-of this i

nent inclined plai-a

wards, but if int

would. form an o

if not, has no appropriat
is highly hnth

I enitous planes
en, under the good

partly ou
3 the eenerd

wall. The projector aug-

There are a variety of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

should we interpose; why should we assist tilos
_..

[nterposi

it twine and abroad

anity, why interfere ? We were agitators without a cause
He hi
was a

!re then
vas °eh

afraid of

use, he was not afraid of agitation—ht. too, met together, not a
being quiet. He alleged then, that Romanism I not as brethren merely i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

41tancct.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JUNE 16. ziros, inarrt-agts anb Beatbs.
----moo-- There has been a very heavy importation of Butter since our
last, and prices have seriously declined. At our present quota- — WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 10. tion, however, of 80s for Carlow, Waterford. and other good
Total quantities per Price per Southern Butter, there is an active business to A--- .
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. not anticipate any further reduction immediate
...2 6 2 second 78s, and the demand dull.
1 1 6

Wheat
Oats

ay, ana we ac
Cork pickle(

4244 13 7
10 15 0

On the 30th ultimo. at I
COCI

MK!

,f a ciaughte
at Church-

of Mr. HUGH .ROBISOIN

LEEDS COR

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 13.
N MARKET. JUNE 10. We have a good arrival of Grain to-day; the weather is nu
this day's market is an average one propitious for the country, and crops are reported to ha
been held for rather more money, greatly improved the last fourteen days. Our Wheat trade
tanceS obtained. Barley, nominal. slow, yet prices of this day se'nnight are fully maintain(

Our supply of Grain to t

❑. Wheat I

uoted raft

nd hard, raiher higher prices. No alteration in other 7a;

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE H.
We had a fair supply of stock to-day. The demand is evidently MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE JUNE l 4
on the increase, and the supply also, which comes from all
quarters. The rates current for Beef and Mutton as last re- With weather of the first order the Corn tra has r,"into a state of complete inactivity, and the ' ss of
ported were fully maintained, and in some cases prime Beef a has be• nof the most limited character, at prices w,
little higher.

Lcconist, Whitectiapel

..e has relapsed On the , ....
business of the week A. TINNE, Esq., of a
which, though

of Mr. EDWARD AI

t liriarley, Aigburth, the lady of JOH

HULL CORN MARKET, JUNE 10.
another week of warm growing weather, which
..ontinue wilt prove of the greatest benefit to the crops, and
•cover any damage which the Wheat plant has suffered this
las caused us to have little doing in any article of the trade.
At to-day's market we had a small supply of Wheat from the
;rowers, which was readily taken up by the millers at Is. ad
7ance. All kinds of Spring Corn .-- •
'

We have h;id

day week, have had rather a declining tender
Liverpool and Wakefield were very qu'
without pressure or materio
The f ame may be said of ou

ties without alteration

samples must be

Led 6d per sa
elected at an'

scriptions ar

On the 2d instant, the lady of J. Y. VALE, Esq., of Birken- (
head, of a son.

e of Mr. JOHN MACFARLANE Eastern Counties.
I Glasgow and Ayr,
a son.

Glasgow and Green

1 Gravesend and R

MARRIED. Great Western
3d of Leguan, British Guiana, by Hull and Selby Liverpool and Manche
WILLIAM JAC.)I3 THOMAS London and Birminghi
Parish, to Miss TROTZ. London and Blackwall

London and E

:nuthwestern

Manchester, Bolton
Manchester and Bir

idland Con

astle and Dal
astle and Car

Eastern

and North Midland

is O.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

On th
tary to t
On the 3d it

2d instant, ag
F... Brazilian Coi

,h a I Chief
ing and r

and in lila
lent friend

:e shipwrig,

H OMAS I

the island has lost a true philauthroPis

as a seller of earthentva:r

hter of Mr. A. BROWN

late, RICHARD SUFI

at Richmond

ed gl. M

S, secre-

EIOMAS LAYCOC

lARY WOODWARD

relict of the late Mr. Robert Woodward, Gay les
Same day, at Paris, Countess MULE.

tonths, JOHN TURNER
nes Lumsden, of this tom

DWARD WbSTO

e day, aged 16 months.
Mr.JOHN BOARDMAN. 13

MARY OWED
et. 'n

Park.st

th•F
day, at Glon

Sat
STURGE. of Birmingt

ISHALL, I
On the

ATKINS°.

Same day, at his son

IDublin,
oIS r'l
Same

iy, of consumpti
1-IN JONES, Si

SOPHIA

Lary apoplexy, aged
F Mr. John Oweus.

inter of Mr. JOSEPH

79, JOHN' MAR

years in the emorov of fhe'it
1

Same da

t Frodsham Vicarage, aged 15 weeks, the infant
I son of the Rev. JOHN ROBERT HALL, vicar of Frodsham.
. . . . . .

I LLOYD, late of 11•,tobay, and this t,
Same day, at Birmingham. aged

1 zg, Colo

SARAH BLOOC

WELL, for twenty-thr

ycars a faithful servant la the famil

of Mr. Atherton, Great G
Same day, in London,

pan'edt

Ge .er.4l PYE, C.I

:dition t

Procida, in 18
Genoa, and Sa
Same day,

at at the battle-of

1 the art

s, aged 73, Mrs. ANN PARR, only
CATHA M. Esa.. of Hardshaw_

Helens

f 102 yea

y, at Aughton, near Ormsk'rk, at
Mr. WM. ROTII RAM, late of

keeper, Grer
Westmorelan

3f Crosby Garr

On the gth inst

WM. MAtiTI

iscard, (

wife of Mr. JOSEPH PAT}

Knutsfor
On th,

Park•pl

WILLIAM LEWTAS

between Orr

JAMES WILSON, comm

1-hall. tinvt

1 en cc of

RESCOTT

On the 12th lowan
, LOUISA MILES

EP-1-IEN

and deservedly regret
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

UNIVERSITY 4 CLERICAL NEWS.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 13.—At a congregation, just held,
the following degrees were conferred :—Bachelor of Di-
vinity—George
Preston. Queen's College. Master of
Arts—James Hoot Sharpies, St. John's College. Ba-
chelor of Arts—Edward L'Estrange Dew, 8.A., St.
John's College.
PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.—Tbe Rev. J.
Goodacre, curate of Sheepsherd, near Loughborough, to
the vicarage of East Drayton Cummembris, near East
Retford, Nottingham.—Rev. C. J. Sympson, to the
rectory of Kirby Misperton, Yorkshire.—Rev. W. H.
Cartwright, to the rectory of Compton Martin, Somer-
setshire.—Rev. J. E. Brown, to the living of Cudlcy.—
Rev. W. Tucker, M.A., to the rectory of Dunton Wal-
llet, Essex.—Rev. F. Hose, M.A., to the rectory of Dun-
stable, Bedfordshire.—Rev. J. Nussey. M.A., to the
vicarage of Oundle, Northampton, vacant by the cession
of the Rev. C. E. Isham.—Rev. J. Salt, to the rectory
of Standon, Stafford, vacant by the death of the Rev. T.
Walker.—Rev. D. R. Jenkynq, master of Balliol Col-
lege, Oxford, to the Deanery of the cathedral church of
Wells, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Goodenough.
—Rev. R. Hussey, 8.D., to the perpetual curacy of
Binsley, Oxon, vacant by the cession of the R. J. A.
Cramer, D.D.—Rev. W. B. Killoch, 8.A., to the rectory
of Brougham, Westmoreland, vacant by the resignation
of the Rev. G. Elliott.—Rev. G. E. Bruxner, M.A., to
the rectory of Thurlaston, Leicester, vacant by the re-
signation of the Bev. J. Arkwright.—Rev. J. Should-
ham, M.A„ to the rectory of Woodnorton, with Swan-
ton Newers, Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. E.
M. Salter.—Rev, R. Buckeridge, to the the Sunday ever -
ing lectureship of the parish church of Wakefield.—Rev.
W. F. Addison, to the curacy of Woolpit, Suffolk.—
Rev. C. Heath, to the curacy of Ninfield, Sussex.—Rev.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

•0, Old Change, London 1

Lon'don

A, Hyde Park-place,
Friday-street, London
Remington, ESQ., C.'

and Hutchinson

29. Moor-

and )
t Manchester

It. B. B. Cobbett, hsq. y
THIS important
the in p?rtan National Undertaking was brought

autumn of last year, and arrest,

London i r :
I liarnentlry Report of
ries then under the
rdi

the greatest a
st adapted t
rces of t►

a tages w

I an ur

I Lute invidious Corot

now under c

Ited tl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

they desire to gratify their c

yen new r

e time, to afford increased
add, increased salubrity—
;e some sacrifice out of the public fun

traffic

ly becoming almost d

y property, in the lower r
1, as both sides would be

cornmoda

to the town, they must

is, between
he value of

ble for splendid

ay the general
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Henry Sharpe, Esq., B,
Walker, Esq., Luton

Shene, I

eq., Bed

on the

I James Richards
Director on th

sq., Li

West London Line
nold, Esq., Uttoxeter
1. Hutchinson, F.R.S., Royal Engineers, Di-

I Sian

ebb
y-hill, near Manchester, I „Mili,d„d..l!t(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

Coal Fields in the vicinity of Mold are ver

y valu

orked at so cheap a rate as to supply
Birkenhead, and the Salt Works in Cheshire (to

enhead, to bec

and can b

lower price

be obtained by means of the

Ilan those places can be

)00 tons per annum

ption of coal at Birli

lied fron;

ad when it is considered ho

eat is the increase annually of that important town

ith the extensive docks and war

ouses in the cours,

construction, it cannot be doubted that the demand for
coal, whether for the use of the inhabitants, the supply of
us steamers in the River Mersey, or for ex-
' ort time, greatly exceed the present rate

f ronsurnpt

The passenger traffic through Mold, and along this line,
to Chester, Birkenhead, Liverpool, and Manchester, is
very nonsiderahl, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

THE LIVERPOOL, sTANDARD.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The London markets of yesterday will be found in our
sixth page, and the meeting of the Foreign Aid Society
last night on the third page.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 16.

Notwithstanding the fact that consumers already hold
a considerable stock of Cotton, the continued lowness of
price tempts them to keep buying, consequently the
daily sales are heavy without any advance in prices. It
is generally acknowledged that the market has seen its
lowest point of depression, and although no immediate
rise need be feared, yet the circumstance of the present
imports barely clearing the outlay, induces many to put
them aside for a time, and the good demand is not so
well and freely met as many would suppose from the fact
of so large an import in a fortnight amounting to about
200,000 bales. The sales to-day reach 10,000 bales, 2000
of th?rn to speculators, remainder to the trade, and the
market closes firmly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

N. Norris.

t FrenvhMedal—

second clan-es
2nd Ditto—C. 1r

c asfie
3rd Ditt,

—G. Wl,lde

Ist Drawing Med

2nd Ditto-

classes

G. P. Fisher—

manship in the first ana an

2nd Ditt,

R. Parratt

the ui
sth Ditt

r seventh and lower seventh
W. Ade(

Greatest

ton.—Certificates,
.d Class—(l) Ditto

Certificates
,th Class—(l
Certificates

dshatn—Greatest proficiency in penmanship
fourth classes

lency in pesmansh

in pen:

ency in penmai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

and Hen
—Vrc

nd St. George, hence

at Cape Good Hope

t Ari chat
-, and Florence

3th June

and John

irmc, June 3.
Jol:n. N. 8.. w,

G &VI
rdner, from Liverpool.
.e 10th May, in lat. 48,

d by the

MONDAY, JUN

3m Mobile—and Priscilla,

Ernsen, from Ft.Petersbure.

—Ernst Chris-

T. for Cal

nson. fri

.fled 2nth M

with the Indian Queen

Lrted with her i

:itto
m Buen

Liver- I

d Fidai,

hence at Prince I

Re, and sailed I

barlotte, hence for Quebec, was spoken Bth May,
,ng. 41—Conrad, hence for Montreal, I Sth May, in
47—Ivanhoe, from Calcutta for London, Ist April,
_ .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

FLORENTINE

DERatiNaztil

L.. meuignes, anct possessing in au
eminent degree those prop el of mildness and nutrition I SCOTCR

have been so lon

celebrated

,lay of ROREIGN nas also constan
.; French and India Schools, ever COCOA ; C'
of coast
Liverpool and Cheshire, is now r. ANT nir

THE most magnificent Disi

offered to the Lad

LA SUBLIMI
104, BOLp4S"._
W. D. SCURFIELD.Inost rem
tention to his spleudid STOCI

0-1 T I
MEET.

JOHN BEYNON,
GROCER AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE,

C of the abov

29, RANELAGH-STREET.

nd fashionable lire-auctions, at Pric
nthis Country.

EXTIi/

EIGHT Boxes
th several eminent -11—% ranted to wea

Df 7-Bth and 4-4th LINE
r well.) in Pieces or Half

In high order,

Maderate Price,

below value

EID and CO-,;'S—c7l;b-r

ndia Shaw

French Ditto

'bye, and perfectly pure,) i
upward___ _ __ _ _

.ngths of 12 Yards and

NCY SILK

to 10d. per -Yard below
W. MINTON
40. BOLD-STREET.

About 15 Pieces of the extraordinarily cheap lot of
BLACK SATINETTS_AND—SILKS,
from Courtsll and Co.'s Salciie Sale, and a few of

W. M. not havinvtibeen able to Dispose of the Leas

he 1 of the Premises, 14

Stock conti

ELLING OFF

markets, and resold at such prices
most doubtful of such professions, the especial object,
being (not profit) but to keep the Shop in active business
until Let.

ill convic

Your obedient humble Servants,
THOS. WILSON & SONS,
(Formerly of Duke-street and Old Dock.)

yon sale Fry's celebr.S.tectSOLUtLE style. SKIN RUGS, DOOR RuGas,*.
hurchman's and other CHOCOLATES ; &c.
_, _ iIaI e ' s superb COMPOSITE H
sowSNTET
sEO RENBm
NET,BSt Tt
00
IC 1 Al-EROREFyN: Vc ANINOO
ELT
sVD: TEASNRLoRf , . :1.8,c. _
ENUINE SCOTCH MARMALADE,
The only Establishment in Liverpool exclusively for Fur-
nishing. AT ONE SHILLING THE JAR;
G
FRINGES, GIMPS, LACES, &C., - FINE CEDERATI MARMALADE,
- • ....r. evrPENCE THE JAR:

20th May, 1845

MANUFACTURED 01

) OTHER

JAMS,

SHILLING AND SIXP

WILKI
FRUIT AND ITAI,I WAREHOUSE,
25, PARKER-STREET, CLAYTON-SQUARE

✓'. has coE
oicest

his ar

r i sunly of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

tor of the College of Civil En

Woolfrey N
Mr. Aldertr
W. A. s.

Messrs. Sir George S

ate-street

nn Owens, E

William Rogers. Eso., Bedford
R. H. Wilson, E

twood, 32, Cheapside, London

mportant to
)y, Omagh,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

ril, at th
p, the

•ere each born

rch, Wit

NAME,

namely, the :6th

ovision-merchant
4ORGAN

Durham and Sund

ft TAYLOR, late

LFRED RAD
it daughter of

1-park,
dYERS

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RET

Edinburgh and Glas,

of Englar

(From the Railway Magazine of Sat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

the Lord B
rarict today. Secondary and J DODGSON, M.A.Recio

even fresh the Re
to JE

stale ae

more inquired for, and fetched Oats and Oatmeal as last quoted, as also other articles the
Linseed is firm. Lfnseed cakes dull demand for all being confined to retail quantities for the supply by the Rev
scarce, and held for advance rates. Rape of present wants. MET BRO

Guano mote in der

.nd, and the low

astronome

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 13
The market during the three first days of this week was

sic has le
dual was

E. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 1(

c. Michael's Church, in this town, by
ev. Henry Carpenter, Mr. WM. HENRY KENT, bookseller,
MIMA, second daughter of Mr. LUKE LANE, auctioneer
•eneral commission agent. of Douglas, Isle of Man.

I's Churc

B. Ellis

Jeri
to Mrs. HAFI

Dale Hall. Burs]

4r. MICHAEI. (AN

third wife which thi

the hymeneal attar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

On &alt.

On SALE,
The Cutter-rigged Yacht ZEPHYR,
Length, 23 ft. 10 in.; breallth-,-S- ft. 8 in.; well
found, and a fast sailer lay be viewed at No,
1, River Craft Dock.
Also, the Sc oner SELINA,
95 tons register; coppere'd and copper-fastened ; in Vic•
toria Dock.—Apply to
JOHN and THOS. JOHNSON,
8, Oldhall-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-17

mill have ready far

And which will g
circumstau

iesirable and really
CHEAPEST StIN
THAT HAN

?HEST

m-tunit

S AND FOLLOWING D

ion a lar

T SEASON,

EVER. FOCEN OFFERED

sing from the pe
e period, for setectir

R ARTICLES OF DRESS

choke Patt
Stair Carpets

the most 1 Well-seasoned tObb

,00r Cloths

ts, Crumb cloth

ings, and Count