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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

not to the mot.on as

or reel

.ENED STRIKE ON THE NORTH-WES.I.
..The threatened strike of the engine-drivers if any, ~...._
..oe
of North-Western Railway has not yet taken place, last year, notwiths,..
and appearances seem to indicate that the men. or at least cellor of the Excheque,
many them, are inclined to abandon the design of re-' session. The brick duties,
linquishing their employment. On Tuesday-morning, a' and
. abandoned, yet we find t,u XJ,.....10C 01, r. .
deputation from the me p employed on the southern divi- the other items, as scarcely to miss the total in this.
sion of the railway waitea upon Mr. Glyn, chairman of the . The buoyancy of the revenue of Excise is one of the most
company, who told them that he was not aware of any convincing and conclusive proofs of the wide-spread
intention to make any change respecting the length of ' peritv and occupation of the great mass of the people.pros-
The
notice in the southern division, and warned them that if, Stamps, although greatly reduced, will not exhibit the
• • _c _-...,1..,- hnAir of n. a • / • .• •

Tx itsti,

will show a ver

'as able to make in the last
£700,000 a year, were wholly

service

'ill probably show its

feet upoi

--v.- quarter. which to its full extent can,
the probe- The Customs fluctuate, but will show
rike, .a very great reductions that have taken place.—
number of lir
4...0U5E CAUGHT IN A TURRET CLOCK.
ng of engine-drivers has favoured us with an account of a very
4;rision of the incident, in which the turret clock at the She
"9" Sheffield, acted the part "c

the public of

extraor

mouse trap

ed a 'fa

stoker, 541 oevtru Apvca uaiLia awn - no; gut.—
ae day to admit of this being arranged. It appearing, how- parts in comb,
ere all
a ever, that nothing had been done, Mr. Commissioner shell-fish, which art
killed, Law dismissed the petition, leaving the insolvent liable such buoys compare
`h the same to be taken in execution by her creditors. which shell-fish won
THE REVENUE.—There is every reason to expect that C. J. Smith, mig'
'lll4ll the quarter's revenn'

r to London as afforc

%pay. VG. 4.71 I puoi,
g the reductions which the Chan- of better arrangements, but to tt
Christopher Wren for re-buildin
which through the. --

g the cit

s never carried into effect

I corrections will oblige

Dec. 28, 1850,

EDlrn72 ti

a present I wish to be considered the ea

Protest
corks, in I Tractarian part
In Tuesday I hearth%

VERPO

,onents

It that it was j Jesuits in disguise.
[largo of the 1 The names in tf,

Your very obedient servant,
H; P. HORNER,

,t be hoped for again. principles—have for some time past, but more especially
well in spite of the of late, put forth disingenuous statements to the effect
Observer. that the converts from Tractarianism to Popery " were
Qubscriber nearly all young weak-minded men," for the purpose of
, blindinv nts as to the actual state of the
)l which these writers cannot but be
or otherwise they must be accounted

;t of but a few of those
ill amply testify that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

long one of the str

small rusty iro

gether, to be worn or

going away wit

and the

afterwards found that ti
" Bane Nook," or tieer

to wear on t 1

was a myst

e with the person they wished to
i

deadly weapon

ner Sivej

s without the instrument being seen. u '"'" t
ee. the illustrious founder of the Mahratta na,
assassinated the unsuspecting general of the Mah°E°..l

y of Beja

poor. who-m
he advanced to etnbrace,

jee is now in the I

India (

at acce

—Br. Bern castle

LUGGA

°any s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

veral me

2th inst.,

!s of small-pox
ffered severpin_

Ing given UD
Of An

York by the

adopte

ess in
on, providinz

prepaid

otters, and

k place at Halifax on the

lwelling-hous(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

DE PERI
PATES DE FO AS
ROCH f AND CHAFER

IRON GATES --
T AIPROVED FIELD G
of Price, with

wide, 18e. to 233. eaci
IRON HURDLES

ANCY HURISLE

Ma and P]

p 4ard

J. WOODVILLE'S,
'CH AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE
BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

g, and from 3 to 4 f 4

STRAINED WIRED FENCE, inch

UX TRUFFLES,
STRASBURGH, &c.
~AR CHEESE.
SSAU GOVERNMENT

ND--',l/tf/It1=1:11
TES, combining_ lowness

Jay, from 8 feet to 9 feet

ire Grounds, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Prussian

1 substantiation.; that auricular confession -
the part of the members of the Church is proper, and
allowableand profitable; that priestly absolution, in con-
- 1 with auricular confession, is allowable, and desi-

to a priest on

rable, end prafitabit

has adopted customs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

THE I

nd Field Fencing, at equally reduced prices, E
PEAKES' S
TF, MANI' F

. H.
&ND G

100, DAI

TREET

LIVERPOOL

TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
RICE, ARROWROOT, TAPIOCA, AND PEARL
SAGO, FOR FAMILY USE.
India and Carolina RICE, in

FINEST

Packages

281135. and

Imprined• 141bs. FARINA, in ditto and up •
ward
s
Tapioca andlPearl SAGO, ditto Vbs. and upwards
ARROWROOT, in 71b. and 141 b. Canisters,
)f finest qualit

lelivered in any part

moderate prices. To be had at -
NNETH PRINGLE'S

RICE MILLS

'hem an immense variet

advants

sign( afford the great(

STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP,

WITH REASONABLE CHARGES

most super

ssortment of DPess, Dining, and Promenade

N G S

'SERINGS in every variety

TAIL

Fit iivarrnted.

JOSEPH 11-A-ArT-g

D DRAP

41-'poi

QUITT-STREET

NEW DEPARTMENT, LIVI

R ESTABLISHMEN

TNIIRR

OTHING

BABY LINEN
AT TUB LIVER ESTABLISL

T CARMICHAEL and CO. beg to inform the
ft) • Ladies of Liverpool
ADDED to their STOCK

hoice Sete
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

jects, the firs

the vice-president, Mr. Patterson, on ele-

IC SOCIETY.—After oar report(

had left

on Monday nig

the -respected presi,

read hi:

idress on re

ping his office;

ble and eloquent document, and elicited
Mr. Pilcher moved a. vote of thanks to

his able addres

t advan-

T In the chair,

carnetor appointing a
fir. Milner was so
7hich had been

would be very

'he Secretary
—.A.11,7 oftot

,ened ; credit-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

s.l.rlvilla FUSI

4ply to Messrs

EDWARDS and CO., Brokers,

Without reserve; to close a concern.
tha art
Broker's

ry, at tt

147 tons
of
andoo net]

ilt in 184

breadth 16 feet, depth 10 feet. rear
by Tod and M'Gregor. of about 33 be t cylinders 33 inches diameter, and four feet
id in stores, and an excellent tug boat

Also, the well

2 , Afternoon
5 , Afternoon

:vening

an. 30, at 10
'eb. 1, at 12 , Noon.

'S„;STEERA•E, 5

,pper fa stenec

ions as sh;
..ALI

Quarrell, situate on
Livernom n fnr"..Li

and is I inches,
.cellent is,
-For said pa

a common pa
nd in d

TONGE, CURRY and Co., Brokers.

FRIDAY

le of Ch

On FRIDAY next, the 3rd of Jar

Twelve c

liirding
Lot 5.

Henry
Ana nlc

~..k, uAN TESS OF LONSDA LE, taste on the south sideOfWarden'
About 98 tons per register, 209 tons 40-100ths o.m street, in Liverpool aforesaid
, bailt by Messrs. Renshaw, Jones
',•ocklebank. at Whitehaven, in 1827, but opened in 1849,
at gether with the rirT.'
Averpool, when she underwent a thorough repair, at a cost of
oLots west s;•"'
,upwards of ,el2OO, having received new topsides, binding _
strakes, &c., and entirely refastened. Dimer-:--- • -
121
feet, breadth 18 feet, depth 12 f e is ct.
,s, and propelled by two engine about 110 hoist.
Luggage, lectively, which, togeth ith the boilers, are in .
trey. order; she is quite y for immediate employment,
it from well found in st : lying in the Bramley-Moore Dock.
further partierrars apply to Messrs. M'KEAN, WLARTY
31, Water-street, or to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

DCCU PI F

NOW OPEN

TO THE PUBLIC

NOTIC

MR. SEACOME DAWBAT
110, BOLD-STREET, TAI
the Messrs. NICOLL, of Louth..
and the Public, that he has ent
with Mr. W. DYKE, 52, CAST,'

AILOR, DRAPER, and Agent tot

•o_g.ggueftrthieFri

>ti—tiiro PART

ance of th,

orders ' pectfully 8(
Liverpool,lth arch, 1850

,'NT'S IMPROVED WATCHES AND CLOCKS:
.1 DENT, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, by
_7

111 a distinct appointment to the Q , is yal Highnesis
Prince Albert, and His Inape . testy the Emperor of Rus-
sia, most respectfall a from the Public an inspection of
. .
of WATCHES and CLOCKS, embracing
i improvements, at the most economical
Gold Watches, with gold dials, jewelled in.

his extensive STDCIi
all the late moderr

.ths' Silver W

holes,t

DENT,

82, STRAND

THE LIVER ESTABL

BED CU

B LIST,

HOUSE

URNISHINC

GUID

TMEN

)VERTISER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

NOTICE

GAME PIES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS !

1-'.AWTON'S celebrated Yorkshire GAME PIES,
_l_4 which are a splendid and serviceable piquant Dish for
Luncheon and Supper Parties, suitable to the taste of the most
delicate Lady or the fastidious Epicure, and made only by

)F THE BEE HOTEL, QUEEN'S- E,
ST. JOHN'S-LANE ERPOOL,

Which is near to the 'tailor ation, Lime street, St. G
hall, the Exchange, on er places of public busines
one of the best Hot n Liverpoc
u every depart . •
Travellers id and fro s Americt
Globe, will meet witl

ad all other parts of the

very attention at the BEE HOTEL,
where they can have a good clean Bed and Board (including
servants) at 2 ss. per Week, or 6s. 6d. per Day, for each Person.

HOT JOINTS DAILY, from One until Six, P.M.
An ORDINARY DAILY. at Half-past One o'clock

MP STEAKS-KIDNEYS-

OYSTERS, etc
Parties.
PUBLIC and

PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS, of all a
Supplied and Contracted for.
WINES—SPIRITS—MALT LIQUORS, etc., first-rate

W. LAWTON, PROPRIETOR,
Late of the RAINBOW HOTEL, Basnett-street,

W. L. embraces this opportunity of returning his grateful
thanks to his Friends and a generous Public, for their kind
patronage at the BEE HOTEL, and hopes to merit a share of
their future favours.

12° MILNER'S FIRE rAMER 212 Q
MILNER'S PATENT FIRE-RESISTING PRINCIPLE,
'OMBINING NON-CONDUCTION 6. EVAPORATION.
" FAMILIAR AS HOUSEHOLD WORDS."
To every mind in Liverpool, Manchester, Lancashire.

TN confirmation of the several legal opinions before
obtained, pronouncing the plan specified and advertised as
TANN'S, as an impudent, reckless, and unwarrantable infringe-
ment of Milner's Patent, we have just received that of the
highest authority in patent cases, of which the following are
extracts:—
" I see nit reason to doubt the validity-of MILNER'e Patent
IN ITS ENTIRETY. lamof o 15 that the invention as to
Safes, described in TANN'S ification, is an intringement of
MILNER'S Patent

' THOMAS WEBSTER, Temple

June 25th_3,1856:"

In addition to the caution appended at foot, and as a measure
of self-protection, to enable us to recover our costs, we respect-
.ullv announce that we shall proceed in Chancery against
every Seller, Buyer, or User of these illegal articles.
After nearly half a c•'ntury of earnest pursuit of our one
business, and successive improvements of our Manufactures—
employing more experienced Workmen (aided by the- best
Machinery) than all the other Safemakers in England put; toge-
ther—we are in a position to produce the cheapest and best
Safes in the world as regards strength and workmanship ; and
our Patent Rights enable us exclusively to supply the only
FIRE-RESISTING CH A.M BERS that will effectually fulfil
their duty. We ask of the Liverpool public to come and see
our Works, (always open to them,) and judge for themselves.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

our markets continue to rule ruinously low, wit

,ect of improvement

TIMBER.—The year for this trade commences and ter-
at the end of January, when the annual circulars
are issued ; and we can, therefore, only trace the trans-
actions from the Ist of February to the close of this
month, which we take from the able monthly circular of

minates

ag articles of Americ

have this year

ateriallv less thar

and the tonnage

,Dortionat

mpared

Dd throughout

i of generally from the ships' side, a
circumstance of material advantage to importers, from the
saving thus effected in storage and labour ; and an advance
in price has been established of 2d. to 3d. per foot in
Quebec pine since the spring, and Id. to ld. in St. John's
The stock is reduced by between five and six hun-
Deals and planks bring about the
he Baltic

dred thousand feet

)een 42 vessels, 11,350 tons register against 51 yes-
h)qt year_ The sake of snuare timber

have been of a retail character, with little change in
e market has ruled generally dull for this and

other descripl
AMERICAN
concludes at t

tions of v

PROVISIONS. —The s

i of September,

trade and

ished imports. The imports of B

Ir. Edito

,-1 hor

give you my name

nation

Now this is

fession
and nu

the season of 1849. The
inferior quality, especially

the "nortbern : and most of the western, which being bet--
ter fed, ought to have commanded good prices, was found
to 'nave been deteriorated by bad packing. Prices, ac-

Tner

re was a considerable de
-
x ; but the consumption

Tease also in the arr

had reached that of 1849. The eastern
generally good, the western being inferior

e mark(

nferior, unable to command

e taken off for export. The
receipts of BACON. which

was also a failing off in
now. next to Lard. the

most impor
I million's wi

arter of

icked murder

PURELY SPIRITUAL

ISDICTION

Lt you to print what
that I

pears to rce of such consequence

scruple not to

- A delusion is attempted by the Popish Prelates, and
taken in by many Protestants, that this Papal aggression
is purely spiritual, and not therefore dangerous to us as a

delusion. As long as the doctrine of con-
rought to practice, their power is temporal

Est dangerous to any

society. or.Rovernme

The priest to whom the confession is made, is believed
have the power to bind or looser he is also so sworn to
2recy that the person confessing is safe from detection,
even if absolution is denied him or her. The most hard-
ened who would face death, quail at the idea of eternal
3n for this trade I death.

He or she would confess an intended crime, in hot.

either party be a party to a most d
Before this late
)f sand ; they nov

He.has the Ar

rous conspiracy or

ression the Pri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

ntinually bel

CP.
tal, and have not as yelnearl
ught to command to m e tlu

portion► to _ t

ce of the raw mat

t 100 per cent., whilst

f the tette

has been netted in formeryears. A
it must be remarked, tells greatly

allowance for the

unsatisfactor

s been done, and r

in the raw

ached those which

?rial they are cot
'tweed, since 184

)ods have only advanced

our whici
h' has nol

price of cott

gainst spinm

. _
In spinning, for example,
1. per lb. is eenerally con-

With cotton a'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

a_t,%pecT

six years A 1 _
1. 20 feelytierlS, 14 se
a large •argc

/2.'42,, 507 tons 0.m.,
1841, by an exper,.
coned materials. She
tesheathed with yellow metal to the
a large cargo ; is well secured wi

Tecast le

.414-
92 tons rt.m.,
this year, and

The clipper British•Glt Schoone
CATHERINE HAYEs •
qnd 112 tons o.m. ;
-Used A 1 at Lloyfihrfot

I tons at IC

For SALE,
The A 1 British-built Barque
ELIZABET •
egister; built eith, in 1831, and
le years • lengthened in 1847, and
• • ' copper fastened. Length, 85
et ; is well found in stores,
g in King's Dock.—Apply to
CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

ibip PRINCES ROYAL ;
605 tons NAL ; built at Quebec, in
•1 builder, and of well sea;
-- fastened, and was

G met 5-trrhs: lying in Wellington boC
W. A. and G. MAXWELL and Co., or to
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers

ght years

Dim—en: I Buil

—Apply to 1 car
1 sails fast

built at Belfast, I
tori
Bro
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

he Chinese propag

country, ATI.

•ed, and
r. Man

inner every au

he rows at

tern ; indeed it is.

)out a fortnight th 4
cion is complete, al)

Porn the first spring

ben the

ariVeri -bsfi

one stem and a

a eyes of the

comes lamer,

h the tree-

00 blooms ere

the tulip
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Dave teen re
Tt

to the turn of

The Foreigr

Bills, I

Accoun

Caledonians;

.11 Cou

6 dis: ; Ditto Preference.
land, 22 3 ; Ditto Prefere
PARIS, SUNDAY.—Fives
BERLIN, SUNDAY.—FUE

Exchequer

da and

'oreign Stock.L-lllexicans, 34.
, 124 5 ; Ditto Quarters
Sa ; Ditto Halves, 19# lBi
lis. ; South Eastern and Di
; Ditto Preference, 51 ;

York and North Mid

ashire, 12

LONDON CORN MARKET

South East
Ditto Pref

-YESTERDAY

neighbouring coun

„, but the chief part having gone direct to mil-
.,iand is inactive, but the currency of Monday is
.... For foreign there is a limited enquiry, but prices
ire unaltered. Flour and Malt each moved off slowly, but

support

at late rates
Ay fair enquir

maintained. Freitch' Flour, 345
to 48s. ; Ditto Red, 395. to 444.

.re well

ARRIVALS

tigiish Wheat; 445,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

\ ~

Instan
d. BASTII

atall ounA
dlle. Louise
rinth—Herr Heinr
•Sadlle. Julia, as the
Bandit, by M. Goumaz

earf, by Ilfadlles. Sydow fit
anon in Singing,_krif the Two Clow
,
ffitoerette-.lkrePOWell; `as tt4 War af„,t ne.A!Atislaiii*
Ipear IL—The Three Sylphi?ief; by Shure:
Adrienne Francon', and Mane. Julia—M. Goinnaz will
pyoduce his highly-trained Steed "Ali"—The Wonderful
rkingHorse " Bayard," mounted by M. Henri Francorn7
• bastien Franconi, Director of the Cirque National, will
French
in the Grand Metrical and Military Scene, called "The
reach Conscript ; or, The Life of a Soldier"—Mdlle. Angeline
Zaticoni, as the Little Enchantress—A Pugilistic Encounte!,
etym.. fn" P,
1i
riowns—Madame Henri Franconi

xs._ToAlg4§,

VI! Sailor's Wife, and concluding as Ine
Jeux Icariens, by Herr Maus and his Two Infant
J. Powell as the French Post Boy, on Six Flying Stet
Clowns—Messrs. Tomkinson, Stonette, and Braquet
Doors to be opened at Seven, and the Performanc-
- nee at Half-past Seven precisely.
Prices of Admission :—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. 6t..
:ails 2s. 6d. ; Pit, ls. 6d. ; Gallery. 6d. The Second Price
gin be taken at the End of the First Part, which will be about
ttarter-past Nine o'clock :—Dress Boxes, 2s. ; Side Boxes,
"I. 6d. ; Stalls, Is. 6d. ; Pit, Is.

to coin-

FIRST
MORNINGS PERFGRANDORMAN

WILL TARS PLACE
Flue SECOND,
(Wednesday,) the Ist of Janus
4ue SECOND, on SATURDAY. next, the 4th of
tiPoro the convenience of Families residing on the
f the River, these Performances will be continu
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, until further notice.
f,suoors to be opened at Half-past One, and the Performanc
Zcommence at Two o'clock.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.
T.S EVENING, the 31st inst., will be performed,
,RIA SACRED MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT:

70-sro-R-

WEDNESDAY, t
ELIJA H. _

On THURSDAY, t d January,
THE SIGH.
Doors open at Seven. ormance to commence at Half-pas
Over Gallery. 2 dy, Is. 6d. ; Upper Gallery, ls.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, LIVERPOOL

lIEETHOVEN
THIS DAY, (TVESDAY_
411 Which occasion the First Part of

FESTIVAL

Ist INSTANT,
the Programme will be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Was 510,920 bales,

upon 1

pled cot

arno ved

a&-possible out o

they beg

1,060,0,

and in Surat of Id. to it

next dire

670,190

adually

lened up to tl
lleled excitement occurred, no less than 111,040

fly, wt

_
dby the are
If the weatl

al, per t\

gars, of more f

ed in ti

e middle of November

in the cotton district

lore pacific news from the continent

tide of w

had, for
allied.

some time, depres,

year. is looked forward to with great inte

not be r

le publ

til. to-morrov

made up to

ise of 82,670 I:1

the Ram

of 165,076

increase, the quantities be
st 182,670 in 1849. We gi'

closing }
Nevi

idtC9d per lb,
to Sid
kd to Sill „
id to 6fd

ice nas men e.
ton; lid. to
in Upla

ants received

dually hardened
imports and stock on hand

nts, and our stuck was
ag period of 1849, the

,went of the pre-

ilabania and Mobile, 6d. to
to 91 ; Surat and Madras,
in Uplands of Id. to
Orleans of

market

of June, with

I imparted Incre
and prices
a week of un-

M, ex-
all fol-

trifling alternations of

however, being

The effect Was still

and importers seemed to
been reached, and supplied
was a period of dullness,
until the beginning of De-

er, when the -general acknowledgment contained in
'vices from the United States of the crop being
gave an upward impulse to prices which h
i up to the close of the year. The anni -
brokers'

estimates

and we are
the actual quantity in the market
he close of last year. The figures, as

lay night last, will probably, should no
an approximation to the

, Dec. 27.1850.. 392,570 bales
Dr added) 1849.. 475,240 „

I menced the year with an
ports into Liverpool up to
604 bales
nu a deci

Lis year against
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

BOTTLED MALT LIQUORS

rt44AST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION.
EXHIBITION of the WORKS of MODERN Edinburgh Dinner Beer...
ARTISTS, Prestonpans Ditto
Vir, OLD pOSTO 1' F I C E-P LAC E. Fine Scotch Ale
,kdrilLL CLOSE ON SATURDAY NE AT-DUSK. Drogheda Ale
°Alf hrilssiort during the day, 6d. • I dren under Twelve, Burton Mild Ale
.—ce• Catalogues, 6d. Strongest Edinburgh Ate
.i,
'41:111. yy LAS R EVENINGS Best Burton Bitter, or East India Pale Ale
441411 'll E USTRIOUS CLASSES, Best Extra Double Stout Dublin Porter
en from Six till Ten o'clock. London Brown Stout
14i
2d• ; Children under Twelve, id. Catalogue, Id. Best London Porter •
"......._____. H. C. PIDGEON, Secretary. Devonshire Cider
t HALF-PINT BOTTLE"

iE HIGHEST STATE OP PERFECTION.
Per dozen quarts
" 10
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

inspection of t
Manufactures.

'OSTOFFICE-B

~'• ,r3~.~5'

NICOLL'S REGISTERED
OF LLAMA. CLOTH,

TWO GUINEAS

ul informa- I

NICOLI

ILDINa

LETOT,

AND TWO GUINEAS AND A HALF

HE WINTER
ILLEI

THE NICOLL, Oit,TRIPL

HREE G

COAT

R A,RCL I

3 AND CC

4STLE4

BRONTE MADEIRA WINE

MESSRS. WOODHOUSE and CO. beg to inform
the Public, that in consequence of the numerous appli-
cation for their BRONTE-MADEI WINK, in Bottles, they
have RESUMED that BRA BUSINESS. The c
will be as heretofore— . per Dozen, Bottles include

I. Aiid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

T HI.; Tract

Merchants, Braii.ers;•t[nd Consumers in

eral can be su
tprm._ with WI

.the abo'

.tablish►nent, on

Copying, Blotting

and Dra

sing Papers, P 1

Printing Pareiii, White and Coloured; Tissue, Cartridge, Cap,
and all other Papers; Cardt-oards, Pasteboards, Millboards,
Envelopes, Cards, Writing and Copying Inks, Gillott's Steel
Pens, &c.

S PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

proper

to each

Lcredibly short

the roc

1 departm

the reset

T a priruittve
end there the

ablutions
and cur

azor in bar
ri a wide ber

s a number of I hell
hn;ir con,

down to tl

ano perform I general
eason, when by. I
tion

y atuis

are replc- 1

,nce of being

rop of rain fe
sear these t

re ofte

with wl

Ives it

of unnatu

lepers, whole

1, and th

mentator

Green is known

Cottenha

or two occas

merited with 1 Ilan of his

active, one of

Do of the

but because

gers, his recent work on ti
fellow, with v

feelinz

mired in t

untry and T

i Prescott, the
lat IV.lxico and of

f Ferdina

lgland durir

:onfinred

his head, and t

elieve in New

low far tt

I did not st

and the exceller,

resented to IT

Lo make a vow t_
Id expose them- I leave Boston, let me add one
ns. Some hold topic. I lodged at the Tr
ition, and distort rably conducted, lit

Certain lishinents i
Inds, or that ono is
cleanliness struck witl
of the waiters. '

,e chief c

herb,

A presence of the

LITER

inly, o:

nd singi

admirer of

'on Lord Hardwick or

Lerican

judicial pocers of Lord

hen he wa

he could not

iced evidently not to beer
Then

flu preac

ouse. You fc

.rs there are happily
)ft, the able and ace

Ur. Lo

.aceful poetry many must

n heard and
my list with Mr.

.nd Isabella, of

?cm, with respect to w

,ho higher

mate I

ne of b

,ston are admirably

The public, or common schools there, as
:ngland generally, ar --morted by
which all contribute,
naturally now disposed t
• system would bear
iur polity, but it w

and a

scuss the ques-
ig transplanted

ine universality of the instructic
)f what fell under my own observatio
1 some mortifying points of contra
• -- affected at home. Before

ervation on a lighter

ont Hotel, NJ

of the union
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

le mainteri

ariners
he destruction of grubs.—

slue the ?f Ailsa, ha;

lordship,
It is st
years' in

I title of 13i

in Great Britain

Lord Lifford
rag- that it L.
:1-Lher° be no help
with at' character than to
ors were The Rev. W..
rom one letter of Cardina
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

boldly, and pric

pf about 15

of Wool imported into En
the exports to France, Belgium, and other c
I states, as well as to the 1

quantity actually retail

sent year is 8
less than 1848

Stocks are reduced to

amount,

.e has been a gradual

reference t

Flows that ti

n 1849, and 18 per cent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

[te shocked to se

—without ita be

_ to assure you that, if Mr
for a time to prepare himself foi
and afterwards to remain ertriel

6 remain the
doing oo

ctu long as he pleases. We are most desire
..ething permanent in London for married con
clergymen, and we have a plan which I think will succeed.-,
remsin, rev. dear air, yours very sincerely. &c..

WISEMAN

I ODA LADY OF LA SALTrrE.—The Brothers Per,
• --;+ps" in attendance upon the idol of La Salette

I where

yirgir

!ew years ago, a miraculous apl
ary was said to have taken pla
donation of £2 from England

pearance of till

1 ledging

ye, in acknow-
atate, as they

thiemselltts affirm, " with truth,-
Reconcilibtion had admirably continued the,
to work musty bodily and spiritual'oonversions in favour
of those wh© invoke her, and make use of the water of
the privileged fountain. We reckon up;" they say. "above
a hundred which all exhibit a supernatural character.
The most soiling have lately been published in a se-
volume by the Abbe Rousselor, Vicar General of
lordship has givan his approbation

that Our Lady of

-se two years

to this volumeras to We ..—. j.u, sir, it
you have already been able to procure it,__ have this work
translated into the English language. It would assuredly
give pleasure to the Catholics of your country, and even
the heretics would. read it with advantage. Whenever
you have occasiomfor the water of the fountain of La Sa-
lette, or of booksonedals, and images, all of tiler- -
the representation of the glorious
only to add:-
satisfy your pious

We- entreat

having

you have

ss the order

to tr, and we shalt hasten
_ We have inscribed all the names
sent in the registerof the Confraternity of Our I
Conciliation of La • Salette. It now reckons.mo:
20,000 associates. T "s sufficient to recite eat
Our Father and the Mary." •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

quality, and of elegant designs, at
- --•.t'l not fail of public su ppot

tiring the present 6f
ion of New Design.;

:nd; Worn the fict of the
ngaged in the Manufac-

ng exteakfeli er

tore of every des(
FITTINGS, &q,,,,

;ipion o!!

S. CHANDELIERS and

led, not only to

able6nt.
W OLESALE AN

SHIPPING ORDERS

GASFITTING in all its Branches, and general Ho:
Repairs ; also, Old Lamps and Chandeliers Rebronzed
and Relaiquered.
Manufactory : Elm-bank Foundry, Glasgow.
Who'esale Establishment, Rutland Wharf, Upper
Thomas-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

ghton theirperionallnggl

ton measurement
ppointment or diti

;pectfully informed, Ifiat Pa

I thet takes the Mid

ISix o',
I The

On the Evening of FRIDAY next
SIA, for NEW YORK
on SATURDAY next, the 4th Jarman
SATELLITE will leave the LAN
Baths, George's Pier, at Nine o'4
with the Passengers for the ASIA

the Ist A

'il next the RATE

ITED STATES MAII
LIVERPO'

sengers are I Witlis'y-
ise Will not I 21 feet

pea as Luggage, or with their Luggage.
permitted to go on board by the Steamer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Island, gave rise to a conversation
that the Dock Committee N

in treaty for the

finance sub-committee

rd end to

consult with them

vlative to the matter.—Mr. Thon

parties owning pr,

in Leveso

treet (the street i

n were committed
3 street should h

altered, as the pm
value from the cit

ad become mud

nitanee allude

should henceforward b
me of Grenville•street South.
rl.—The motion of Mr. Godfrf

that the etre(
orizinal

ated in

ailed

water, Ste.; was adopted

A. letter w

ad from Mr,

-western Railway

ig that such re

ki be imr

y pro-

ed with

ade at a previou

ties in arrear with their r

tatement was

the effect that

ach a return being very voluminous, its
would cause a delay in the collection of the

he pertisal of t

he c.ommitte

d not see why IT

rs of th

tde through and extract the inform
,00ks, when the

In sought

r well-paid ser
n collecting th

into the

room.
THE

mande
Roy

I
ie house of Mr. Foster, in ROBBERY ors THE LANDING-STAGE.—Alexander Pax-
ton, a seaman, was charged with having stolen a great
Quantity of wearing apparel from the refreshment-room
The prisoner, under preten

for several

at the re-

On the 14th Oct•ber, at Manzanillo
aged 26, Mr. WM. BAILLIE, chie

street, foxteth.park.
On the 21st October, in C
Mr. RICHARD SIMMS. 'I

1 soldier

I was at t
V

In Noveml
I WALLY'!"

lONTI

ge from S

I AELtN
I On th

General I

PUGH, o
.rk of tha,

.GEON
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

TO THE MASTERS

THE LIVERPOOT
HEREBY GIV:-
duct EXAMINATIONS in STEAM
•

E NOTI

other Examinations for Certif

rent of Steam Vess,

may be willing to sut
Lto their knowledge of t

lerforming properly. He must kr
oe apprehended from the Boiler,

Local Marine Board, S

THE ANNUAL MEETI
of the LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, LUNA -.
and LOCK HOSPITAL will be holden in the. Boar
the Infirmary, on MONDAY, the

to elect Of
me meetin

t ion-Aj;itt-Ereifi

that it $1

That no Phy-sici
be Royal Colts

December, 26, 1

January next, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

ANS'c
Flor

so.—Aur

The rea

grown in a well ventilated frame.
damped is because they have been kept too
frames usually employed are raised on '
latticed bottoms, allowing free ingress tr
J. Mills.—The cinerarias will not .
amount of frost ; the greenhouse is their
frosty weather.

THE NEW BOSTON

ORRESPONDENTS

PACKET-SHIP DANit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

:feat ter

inea s
it was

lirected, ar

antism i

ne it was

.d that all %

lukewarm

:he dry rot
was another

I in view tt
i on the 1
for Ron'

st of then
for their fa

thing of S

hear.) He

oreover,
f

in one

hunch.'

i the PrCY

qtly the ad

found genera
cept a few to

a Popish is
that mornii

mem the pc
insisting H(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

TIE LIVE: TOOL STANDARD.

RAILWAY AFFAIRS

Boniegtit.
'The railway is to be extended into Chapel-street, in the Door BHOOTIUG.—On Wednesday week the Duke of
heart of the town of Southport. Buccleuch and Lord John Scott visited Cramor'
It-has been confidently mentioned to us that the forth- purpose of chick shooting.
• coming London and Northwestern dividend will be at the formed during the night. rate of :54 per cent. per annum. stand, has brought from En
THE CHRISTMAS RAILWAY TRAXWIC.—On the Lon- shooter Singer, so honourab
don and North-Western, during the four days preceding Hawker.—.Edinbtogh Post.
Christmas Day, the number of parcels and packages sent
CARLYLE'S LATTER DA'
'om London) by the mail and, ordinary anything Mr. Carlyle has
short of 25,000, and " inward" of•-I0,000. a great name,
-
we-

for the

This sport

I " outward

I trains was lit

w_
-,Quii parce,.. .nt down the line on Monday. By I usual any workout of hie e
.. ,
~,Great Western Railway there were 15.800 nArra 1
outward, and 10,000 inwar4

the Great

there Rai:

,nd out

exclusive

7 '
f jgoods trains, as a

s the case on

!ountiea Railway, of corn, meat

AILWAY ACCID

as proceed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

gagement a

lanuary,lE3sl. She writes
with the American people; I
very good, kind, hospitable

filling a concert eni,
the capital of the Quaker a

t with eclat i

LOLA MONTE

& CH AR

'rench correspondent

ondon conter

Another notor

is attracting mu

Countess a

:o establish

hat, in Paris, •is.called a

hat is, a lady's reception, which is atten
md diplomatic personages of eminence.

sees no re
Fe fl 1

the -Gl]

tber grax

As has no friend

hat there are reasons why her'amiAtion

She gives freq

Ler invitations to all the political, diplor
ailitary, and artistic notabilities of 'aria ; 1

pear that t

hey are accepted by a

there were ambass

fors, pleni

amentary orator;

and e

mvever, that they w

attracted by cur

e woman who Las made so much

have retu:

no mo.

4r nam

newspapers as among

the guests

ter of St. Anne t

of Ba,
3 Catho

•eired to be of high
pedal command of th(
admitted. And now t

3 at the

steam sawmills at Cork were
n Toes Jay.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

fisted itself t,

al Paliae ant

The gem of the scenic

!oncluding '

Grand A

me was unequivocally

,t a long run an,

:s's of the harlequin

no, Will,
nery ha

goriest
..evslattr

been painted by Mr. D

:ry great cr

LOCAL ME.

held for the purpos.

ler £6.a-year, for

occupiers. A motion to th

n Birkenhead,

rack our sides

:tut dancing (

ne. There- are some excelli
Scene 14-4aceen Bee's Pala

ement,

; and v

ction of " Cousin Joe" (Buc

line is well kn

a meetin

t rating the owne
e,reiief of the poor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

of so eminent a man as the mover o

appropriation clams(

.A.tiatlONliAM MAN OF WAR.--The ship William and I
Ann, of London, 388 tons, which eleared at this p'
the 30th of November for Grimsby, is quite a enriosity
in her way, being upwards of 91 years old.- She was built
on the river Thames in 1759, and was employed for up-.
wards of half a century as a bomb-ship in the British navy,
She carried out General Wolfe to Quebec, and was em-
ployed in that part of the world during the troubles that
followed. At the taking of Copenhagen she was also pre-
sentras well as at the siege of Gibraltar, where her main-
mast ;was shot away. After the taking of the fort her
mainmast Was replaced by the venerable flag-staff of the
fettres3, which had stood prcof against so many shots. ,
She was repaired'at Leith some years since, and has been
exaplajed nearly 40, years in the Greenland whale fishery.
-ter 0414'3 that bex timbers are quite sound
she-viaTliiidia. at Musquash, by Mr. Henry
the Lancaster mills.—SE. John's (N. 8.)

tie present ma's

even yet
44orhutt,

oacrir

:lAN EPISCOPAL MINISTER ON TRIAL FOIL ROMANISM.
...The ker. 0. S. Prescott, of Boston, U.S., is on trial
for heresy hi holding and teaching Romish errors. The
charges against him arc, that he has taught that the Vir-
Mary is an object of worship; the doctrine of tran-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

d.!,e s. d.l.e

.....re5....,..1

DE LA MOTTE'S SASSAFRAS CHOCOLATE.
DR. DE LA MOTTE'S nutritive, health-restorinK
AROMATIC CHOCOLATE, prepared from the mitt
of the Sassafras tree. This Chocolate contains the peculiar vir-
,s root, which has been long held in great

of the Sassafr
nation for its r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

A States'

'ice to Pius

publisher has issued a paper, the Jenny Lind, _
pages of which the life and doings of the fair being art
chronicled at large in letters of gold.'
A YOUNG COLONY.—The ship Washington, Capt. Page
which arrived at New York on the 3rd, from Liv
had on board nine hundred and sixteen steera
zengers. This is the largest number of pers
brought across the Atlantic in one vessel. They were a►
in good health.
The elem.- •

vrpool

,e pas-

s ever

...;ctric telegraph now gives notice of ! For
example, the telegraph at Chicago and Toledo slotifies
ship-masters st Cleveland and Buffalo, and also on Lake
Ontario, of the approach of a north-west stcrm. A vessel
in the port of New York, about to sail for New Orleans,
may be telegraphed, 2b hours in advance, that a
•st storm is advancing on the east coast fr--

Mexico.
The

va the Gulf of

Jord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands
seems ambitious to be " the last of the Mohicans."
Under his judicious and mild rule the lonians have
arrived at the conviction that they had better dispense
with British Protection' and seek for annexation to the
kingdom of Greece: The representative assembly having
adopted a decree embodying their views, and soliciting the
assistance of Europe in carrying them 4.'14. has
again been prorogued. After all, why
'The loss of a colony is # mere trille, if

ould we repine?

necessary to n

the "services
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

petition

gh t Rev. I

The bishop: it

under the painful necesa

s, however
resign, and the

be Ecclesiasti,

ject him from his incumbency.] --
3ey has just published a pamphlet

to take

a of none but the

ho volet

nsivety—in no fewer than four dioceses
ng for the

LEST YET.—The London cOrr esp,

!ent of the

t, a frantic

which appeared lasi3§-a-iur-:

not in the s]
tered his predetermined course of action.
as enthroned on the festival of St. Nichol

ni he refers.to.the rapid lished
he had use commenced it, as bishoi
ork of God. Dr. Posey has evinced no
of quitting the Church of Englani
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

WEBSTER.

f Train and Co. I

I owners and managers of a
• , .

ming between thi. ,
a the score of their long and enter'.
meet the_ trading and the
ance and

that ar

nrnodatior

cket-01,

iperfluous.
live met the 1

we additio'

erred S.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

SS, Secretary

IGN-GOING

F,AMERS
LOCAL

)BERT RAIsIKIN,

TRUS

EETLNIG

le Clarendon-rooms,
1, January, 1851; at
1:1 in Circulars to the

)CIETY

MARINE BOAP;Dk

mnpaency take

to them, to-consist of au
Urine Engine and Boiler.

the Mathineryis

TEES

ASYLUM

A A R
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

idditional element of loss to the manufacturer has

the great
since 1848

crease which has taken place in drysalteries
rhich, in the articles of annatto, oils, safflower,

Al indigo, is nearly 100 percent. _ oelieved that
e export trade, extensive as it has been, will have proved
healthy one, or productive of adequate returns to
>uses which have shipped on their own account. The

t is no

rade to India is not c

many parties
With respect

natural and

as been over-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

male mimed Sandars,

I been in

by. the

Macnatnara

!n. On Thurs

at intot

house,

ten Ma

a detau

two f 11(
DATI

GAWAY ROBBERY

Irnan, named Brown, ec

t seven o'clocl

:k, he v

men, at
Reny a'

T-place

after ti

,stracted 1

EXTENSIVE Bt

the police have

s of numerous

s committed i
[Tumble dwelli

ces on the occupants c

r two

receive
th

.ds leave t

uring t

ter eases

plunge

e removed

CI man

e Soixtt

3 attenc

to give

Mr. Rushton to s

ce, were brought up, the former
etch, and the latter with ha
John Cuerdale, a bookkee

seized and st

,:place, Burl

e, ,of

n os pit

OF INEBRIATION.-

man and woman named Sullivan, at t

'as taking .aare
ag, Mrs. San-
;eized a fender

pnsoned

n old thief, named
11 known

received

!h. The watch had been pawned
Both were committed for trial.

the past few weeks

he alert to detect the perpetra

instan-

Ito several
variety of

lso committed as

r police-constable saw
in which t'

;toles pro-

tors were a pers

i❑ hopes

.etnanded of
side of And

-erdav, but the

Yesterday'a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

ad are totally inadequate to the

resent tempting prices will induc

)me degree

of caution is rec

some time to come expec
CORN AND GRAIN.--At
had firm markets for ever
with moderate arrivals of

't any a

weeks of 1849, wa

Wheat.
Oats .

but we do not fo,

tock f

i of the year we
; and,
from

The average in Liverpool for the sth of Ja
there having been none made up for the last

previous year was, for

Superfine English and Irish Flour was quoted at 30s. to
325. per 2801bs. ; United States Western Cana

225. to 245.; and ott

lened a little in

uarv, not

ithstanding an
to take more
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Here I learnt

,sions at first

gers, 1

ave lest their fir

I was
gile appearance of the

t to receive false impre
.he clean, orderly, z l
e Americans beat us hollow in waits__,
one or two otner streets, is in a most was my inner thought. On inquiring I found that of tha
th the constant smell of rancid oil and 25 waiters in the house, four were English, and 21 Irish.
qiling the olfactories, compels one soon to I could not help wishing that a large number of the Irish
St place to breathe a purer air.—Dr. Bern. might come and be waiters for a little while.--Earl of
le to China. Carll,ll4 Lecture at Leeds
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

)ms until he should have procured an inter-
the commander. By these means he

Id, in the absence of the owners, to get possession
r effects, left by his direction at the refreshment-

omitted for trial

IN LI Eft RY
ir Anne Burg

ho were

fain farther re-

STREET.-A fellow, named Mae-
zed with a brutal assault
It appeared that the wo-

t up. clia

al, as a witness, in se
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

I know

lot calumniated b

Zany of

NIMALS.-A bear rarely exceeds 20 Ye.!

'he averag

•e, Tor

When Alexani

oi confine

hath ded

.d" Ms!:

lephant Nc:as found with this ins

of 72, but ave
s live to the age

Dm exceed

An eagl

ravens frequently reach the

ve 300; pelica
known to live

A tortoise has

us M

strument, formed oftwf,riAllegj

'afar sharp t

11,5 d!

caused mo to ret

Ifs"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

led i3l;gantin

Inc well me

will at •Pr

°' Edward Island, in IV!. Dimensions: Lamm, 110 Length
feet 3-10tha; breadth 19 feet; depth 11i feet. In 1848 she Breadth
under d
a S.S. 1 four years —Mbyd's, and was sheathed went a thorough overhaul in Depth in
the-Graving Dock, when Lying in Victori ck.—For inventories an 4 i"
d further partic,
she ha
Jars apply to I* ssrs. MAcutuum and GRAHAM, Merchants
with. yellow metal ; she es large cam ; soils ye' fast,
Glasgow; to Messrs. MUIR, MORTON, and Co. ; or to
and is now in goo er ; 4:ng in King's Dock.—For thenTONGE, CURRY, and CO., Broken
particulars app y to
TONGE. CURRY, and CO., Brokers.

%ffi...Z.

FOR SALE, - -- On I'm ti RS ri A Ir, the 9th January, at One o'clock, at the Brokers'
Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
Edi ig HUGH; The fine A I British-built Barque
4- 7 4:-; 'the A I Bri TP
.--.
.-" • 212 tons per regster, 0.m.; bu'lt at Belfast; origi- ",r, ALICE GILL;
255 tons 0.m., 280 2331-3500 tbs tons N.m. ; hunt at
nAl,ly classed at Lloyd's A I twelve years.—Dimensions: length "1" 1.4
AK Lea Whitby, under the immediate inspection of Lloyd's
84 feet 8 inches • breadth 25 feet 1 inch; depth 16 feet 1 inch. --, . - surveyors, in 1849, and classed A 1 at Lloyd's for
At different periods this vessel has undergone moot extensive nine years; she is copper-fastened, and is a real well-con
repr'rs, and in 1849 was restored A I four years; she has just stunted. useCul vessel, eminently adapt- been entirely stripped in the Gra% :ng Dock here, where she has large carrying properties, with fast saint-, been opened above and below; received new_ masts ; lower of water, is desirable; se has delivered 2 r era of grain
binding bolts renewed, and is now 'rig- "jilaced in first-rate from Leghorn, and 680 tons weight easurement at Mont-
order, under the immediate ' lion of Lloyd's surveyor; real, which are the only voya e has yet made; is in good
she has a ye./ heavy scantling of timber, which, during the „..,I—„,i —.l, 1.,....A i.. .....

recent repairs, I
cargo; sf"is fa*
ana trkes 314 vu 111 g
mcst desirable vessel for generrl pu,poses; 13 mg. in Queen's
Graving Dock.—Apply to
TONGE, CURRY, and Co., Brokers.
ON SALE.

ntirely exposed ; carries in enormous I
t been resbeathed with yellow metre,

I for any trade where
g on a moderate draft
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

j; breadth
irs .1 Doc

—For inventories and thrthe

I On WEDNESDAY, the Bth January next, at TW6.
60 Chests East India GUM ARABI(
110 Bags TURMERIC,
1000 Bags SALTPETRE,
486 Bags Bombay LIN ,
576 Bags Bomba ESEED,
30 Baler ay MADDER ROOTS,
15 Cases' /IL OF PEPPERMINT,
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers
)n WEDNESDAY, the Bth January next, at t

Apply to

room, Derby-buildings,
The'fine British-built Brig LIVELi
5 tons old and 299 tons new measurer

-Length

89 feet 3-10ths,

.r fasten

a large cargo, having (
underwent laj

A 1 for three years. She
-ans•of coals, and
'emirs at -

ansea in 1847

T Lloyd's serve

fora cost of st'22oo. I

LUCASS, LIVERPOOL. oker's Sale- SELECT SALE. FOR. '
VALUABLE HORSES ONLY.
MESSRS. LUCAS and CO. beg to inform Noble-
J.V.I the and Gentlemen having valuable Horses to dispose
of, thatir SELECT SALES for January will riot. „h....tin

RSDA Y,

anuary 164
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

Agents n Livery

i STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVER-
POOL AND SLIGO.

I r 104 e
J. ,

,owerful Steam-ship
Captain J. TURNBULL,

ItiegrAtibSliAltiltOCK , Captain FORREST,
(Or other suitable Vessel,)
Are intended to sail (with or without a Pilot, and with liberty
to tow vessebi,) as under :

LIVERPOOL TO SLIGr6
Raturday,Januar.y4f, at
Nfonday, Jammu y 20,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

HORSE

,ffgTERPROOF GOLOSHES,

CONSUMERS OF GAS

E IN

INSPECT
THE VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
C HANDELIERS, PENDANTS, and oth(
FITTINGS,

Display

WILLIAM PENN SM - BRASS
• 21 and ANOVER-STREET

,•J?rs from the bottom
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

GERMANY.—The

sitting
day la!

st. The_prinCipal

expressed
Von der
tended to

to the (

their hopes c
Pfordten ann

A repr

es at Ca

en South German try

The At

inn Commission,

mity, at

aaaa pIAL/115L1
*declaring martial law, prohibiting the p
and the publication of various journals

have taken p

From Mulich

have

kave ag

.sted agains

-tated tha

dertake

ke function,

ian territ

It the coercive me

inets of Pru

and inter

The Queen of Spain is enceinte

Letters from Rome announce t

hat city

IX. ot

use their chapel within its wa

to propose a permanent executive power for
—"-- Austria and Prussia will jointly un-

ue octicetzeer, eon of one of t
,f Augsburg, has just embraced t

it is said, to take

'ation .4)

chester, dated

I we learn

mita a:
mPr bpi

.ngagement,
ppointment

.6 wholly

to crow

cert
She states. wt

ire a cant

One ver

ex-Mrs
Montes

!arts at the-'liac7ai

Lere, in fulfilin

and me

lye o'clo
al.

their t
to be i

is the act

IRE

but wo

tl inp
ginnin

.inz that

irs of het li

L A N D.

rt of tt

his lad

tirely de

errors
Thom

of 1 ""
1 PE

',7, i Th

'ening last 1

creasing

ut requestin,
mute guarai

-- -, ---
r latest a

when the
els. TFA

emplo

is now aim

pplications from en

the Directors

l'be
r. Jacob Be

ht be na

_ .
ccounts from London repo
lodcd.
,e-drive

,nday a
the

a who froa

The on

•pans c

to break it, and Po

e other toot

P has sin
he has n

Tom attar

INDARD,

Polyte

ked with

e of more than ordi-

,en the row

rem I point between
"._

but at this moment

Mouta

gisnev

followin

scribed
bud, it

taken to the markets fo
n each I

rymen tt

it is in

is not unus

a great size

f his tulip bed

as as c
When

from the

the old gentl

ng cup aft

T cup of tea

Dn the- beaut

a sight.—Mr. 16ber

New Method of El

id Phil

to place a frond

ortn, on a thick piece of

softeninx

it will

be obvious

In planting, the

value in
it bi

nself use

'ardener's

'day, Dr.

from 1

d in-Sheff

•equired

of the 6

marble

'el and

1 difficui

many of the

;men colour, and sl

little s

have so long been kn
lendid lir

speed in transit, were quit
say that over years they I

capability
nsi 24
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

)tiONIAL.

Ig, by the arrival in t 1
in Asia. ;hlking_ row

extendir

inclusive. Thi
sde the shortest

had previously
mutes less than

mail •sti

n herself, fully

st existing

a instant

re celerity of her pa

28,321:i:

Iccording to mean
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31

is I -

LII January, at One o'clock, at thc
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-street,
The superior A 1 British-built Brig
MARY ALLAN,
211 tons 0.m., 257 tons iv.m. ;
lt4 4,, Built V" i •
lt at Irvine, in 1847, under the inspection and
--'------ for the use of the present ow_aers, and classed A I
at Lloyd's for nine years. She is„a-goo oh!, faithfully con-
structed, and copper-faste , was resheathed with yellow
metal in 1847, and has n employed principally
ellow 'Mein], India trade, for w ' she is well adapted; is t
ct. Lemrth order. and well "

!Ira apply to 1

, Broker

n Salthouse
ly to Messrs.

D'clock, I