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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

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For terms of fre

ARDSON BROTHERS and CO., or to
e,,rror cabing pissage only apply to
RHN TAYLOR CROOK.
Freight by these vessels will be collect,
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

1 at the rate of four
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

be body of the crap.—)

RIOUS COINCIDENCE.—Ii.
3ter, the Roston Transcript roentio,...
tate cf Haward University, executed prey
ssor Webster, was ti;lass of 1670. —'

notice of Professor

the only
ctlsly to
ughs, of

e Rev. de C

.s August 30, 1692,
pkreucgisuesltv (loslsd
yset
ay
rl es )t,o 1a.6 492: F--
...iered the -penalty of deathuelusion in Salem. He was hug
-----,0, In accordance with the new style. '
3to the execution of Dr. Webster. He wa. ...
nblemished character, and fell a victim to one of the
st astounding and disgraceful delusions that ever
rsed the race. Mr. Burroughs was driven from Caseo,,
ie., by the Indians in 1690, and went to Wells, w'
,e resided when be was accused of witchcraft. The in-
lictment against him is given in the second volume of
Hutchinson. He was examined on May 8, 169:.' -
committed to prison in Boston until his trial, wh
place in the August following. He
testimony which nothing but the tr

g the witcher
item on the 19th of

eleven dm.

nd was

s condemned on

infatuation could for a moment have endured.
strength and activity, for which he had been remar
from his youth, were enlisted against him, as havimp
derived from the Prince of Evil. It war
he had lifted a barrel of molasses by put
the bunghole, and had carried it round 1
hand, and performed other surpr
power of humanity. He was e'
ni thanade seven
such
a longye r
in Salem. At his exccutio
penitent, and affecting prayer, which drew the remark
from Cotton Mather, who was present, " that no• man
hid)." The victim of this vile delusion concluded his
unless the devil helped
dying petition with the Lords Prayer, probably to con-
vince some of the spectators that he was innocent; for it
was the received opinion that a true witch or wizard could
not say the Lord's Prayer without
could gunul d havel'more
blunderi”-
other t,--

that he held
at ann's length with one

lie the
11

n be r

most sole

ersons, convicted of the same charge, were exe.
itb him,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

JOHN BRISCOE begs to announce
,to Captains and others who may require to purchase early, that
his New AUTUMN GOODS, consisting of
SILKS, SILK VELVETS, CASHMERES, DELATNES, ALPACA LUSTRES,
COBURG CLOTHS, FRENCH MERINOES,
TARTAN AND FANCY PLAIDS, FANCY FABRICS, PAISLEY AND WOOL SHAWLS,
MANTLES, BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c
And, also, that his
E R

S U

ToCK

of every kind visll-VEoffered at

ng the next Fortnight.
A LOT OF REAL"-rRISII POPLINS,, BEST GOODS
PLAINS 2s. Nit! FIGURES 3s. 6d. I WATERED.... 4s. Sd. I PLAIDS

3s. 4d. to 4s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

WINE AND SPlis

3, VERNON-STREET, 9..ttrSTREET, LIVERPOOL,

pORT and.,..slW'aßY WINE
Bottles included

at 255. per Dozen

Packed in Hampers for the country,

Is. per Dozen additional
pie, 2s. 2d.

Single Bottles, as

NOTICE TO RAILWAY AND STEAII•BOAT

ANDERTON'S HOTEL
164, and 165, FLEET-STREET,
(ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OS

LONDON.
d) YEARS.)

FCLEMOW begs to acquaint Gehtlethen;Pattailiesi
• and the Public in general, visiting London,. that the
above Hotel is situate in the centre of London, w' communi-
cation every five minutes to and from a e Railways and
Steam Boats, near the Theatres, Law rts, Bank, Docks, &c.
The Larder and Wine arrair•eme are eglakto:the bestiClubs
London.in The daily bill" _ are contains every delicacy.

Dinners from Twelvedto ght o'clock: from the joint, wifb
Vegetables, Is. 6d.; o, with Soup or' Fish, 25.; Game,
Poultry, Bzc. Breast, with joint. . 6d. Beds,Alos. 6d. per
week. Servan hargetl in bill. Tuttle Soup, 10s. 6d. ; Mork
ditto, 3s. pe quart : sent to all parts of England. Rooms for
r small Dinner Parties, Public Meetings, Societies, Sze.
s and Suppers sent out to order. Contracts for Board

F. CLEMOW

10, It 4

STREET

A NIGHT POWER. Ai..WAis ix ATTFNDANCB.
.—Table-d'-flete daily, at .llalf-past Five o'cloel•, at 2.

N.
each.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

COAL! COAL!!

ATESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg to
al inform Shippers and the Public generally, that they have
now constantly on hand, at their

DEPOT, SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET.
(Lancashire and Yorkshire Rag ilw-ArctieS., Nos. 62 and 63,
. Large quan sof good
HOUSE A STEAM COAL,
from their mines at ford and Upholland, which they can
deliver at is. 6d. ton. .
One trial • prove that these Coals are of exceedingly good
quality, bring large and free from dirt.

Mes-srs. and 1). MACKAY and Co. having lately erected
some new Machinery on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail-
way, they can now load carts with the greatest possible expe-
dition, without shovelling or breaking the Coal. Coasting and
other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily loaded in the
, course of a few hours.

OBices-1, Rtonjort

place, and 23, Sefloia-street,

Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

ktiied to get one out for her, Lt

were so Si

The feet also were v

The face and cheelts were just as if he were alive.TrollTa
his eyes; the eyeballs were perfectly firm under my fin-
ger. The French and English prisoners ga'e money to
the sans•culottes for showing the body. They said he
were going to put him

was a g

ood sans-ct

ar

into a hole in the public churchyard like otl
lottes; and he was carried away, but where ti
thrown I never, heard. King Georze IV. tri

gs of the Cod

y, but could not
of the fac

Power to get tiding
the chapel were several wax moulds
made probably nt the time of t}•

The- bo,

iv 1-ad been original

corpse was very like the.
kept at the palace of St. Germains, whence it was brought
to the convent of the Benedictines. Mr. Porter, the prior,
was a prisoner at the time in his own convent
and Queriex.

'—.Notes

_
The Nash empire, sir," exclaimed John Bull to
Jonathan, "is Otte on which the sun never sets." " And

replied Sollstban,
ever go€l3 to bed,"

a which the to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

STERLING QUALITY, EXTRA WORKMANSHIP
SUPERIOR STYLE,
WITH REASONABLE CHARGES.

A most superb Assortment of Dress, Dining, and Promenade
VESTI ;
TROUSERINGS i ery variety. Fit warrnted.

rSEPH DAVIS,
TA LOR AND DRAPER

14, COLQUITT-STREET

EAGLE TAV
HOUGHTON-STREET,
TOIIN O'NEILL respectfully ' s
0 and the Public, that he ha , cen the •
)pposite his Bowling* Salo d Billiard Roams, •
mends to conduct the mess on the good old Tavern .
it being ne only house near the Theatre-Royal or,

E R N

his Friend

above Pri
wl

CHOPS and STEAKS at all hours
from Eight &Clock in the Evening.

BED and BREAKFAST, 2s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

United Kingdom, bu
of the most important

Holt is an eaten

an, al

which he do

n is In (
his foref

as to property, and

fate than cu.

is a public man to a cert

admires him in

spread, and he i
models of cornpos
by a Bulwer.

th such s

loor is

with th

mulct
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

RAILWAY AFFAIRS,

SHREWSBURY AND HEREFORD.—The WOl kS of this
!hie have at length been commenced by Messrs. Brassey,
the contractors, in the neighbourhood of Ludlow, between
which point and Shrewsbury, eighteen miles, it is intended
to complete the line in twelve months.
AWFUL ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAIL-
WAY.—A most appalling accident occured on this railway,
on Wednesday. At eight o'clock in the morning, a num-
ber of men were engaged in new ballasting the line, near
Brentwood, and having just discharged a quantity of
gravel beween the rails, they jumped from the waggons
and commenced spreading it over the ground, and while
so engaged a train from Colchester approached the spot.
In consequence of the dense fog at the time, and the
noise of the engine of the ballast trucks blowing off its
steam, the approach of the train was unheeded until it
was within fifty yards of the workmen. By some strange
fatality the men stepped on the up-line instead of on the
middle space, and the engine passed over nine of them,
causing instant death in every case, and frightfully mutila-
ting the bodies. An inquest was held on the bodies in
the evening, and after sitting until ten oclock, the jury
separated without coming to a verdict.
LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—On Fri-
day a deputation of the directors of this company, with
Captain Iluish, the general manager, visited Chester, to
consider and decide upon the site to be adopted for a pro-
posed new station there, it having been resolved, at the
last board meeting of the directors, that, in order to free
themselves from the annoyances and litigation to which
they had been lately exposed by the other companies at
the joint station, they should build a new one for their
through traffic, and that the Chester and Holyhead, and
Chester and Birkenhead Companies, shall be invited in
free of charge. Plans and estimates for this purpose are
being prepared. The present station, forming a central
point for all the lines meeting at Chester, is considered to
be one of the largest in the kingdom. The cost of its
erection has been defrayed by four companies, and it is
nearly 1000 feet long, and has every convenience.
ALARMING ACCIDENT.—OD Saturday morning, shortly
before five o'clock, a fearful accident took place on the
Great Western Railway, near to Wootton Bassett station.
A cheap excursion train, crowded with passengers, was
proceeding from London to 'Bristol, when, at the siding
near the above station, a tremendous .concussion was
felt, and immediately there was an awful crash. It seems
that the train had come into collision with a ,horse-box, i
which, somehow or other, in the short space of a.quarter
of an hour or twenty minutes which had elapsed .since
the passNs of the first .excursion train, had beenylaced
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

1 be at-an end for ever

to be Eased upon anything
et sciences." We need not

ngs as in their more recer

ely has any work of engineering been executed
11 approximating to the estimate

a cost at

before

and it is a remarkabl

discrepancy between the

cost has nevir, in a single

been in a right directioi
di has always been exceeded

We refer to this fact as intro-

;h we have
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

FHOAIAB KENDALL, or
:iqueen-lodge, Ila

less, aged 21, cATHEfi
)n the 13th instant,
\TELL, of Grove-street

me dny, nt Gatel

I), Robert Pardie:l

lict of the late Mr. M.
wing survived the loss
to the remainder of her days to doing good
"ouch for the last few years she had been removed .
'qtehouse, it was never forgotten, but annu
lo her aged and infirm dependents was d

RT KE lIPADAV
of her two bosh. n

This worthy WY

ror
warded through the hands of her agent there. vvue uuly
Same day, at Bolton, aged 56, MARY, wife of Mr. GRE
GORY BLACKBURNE, of her Majesty's Customs.
On the 14th instant, WALTER BULMER, second son of Mr
THOMAS JAMES BESWICK, of Berry-street.
Same day, in Bridge-street, Warrington, aged 52, J. HOB
SON, Esq,, corn-miller.
Same day, MARY ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Mr
GEORGE BENNETT.
On the 15th instant, at the residence of his uncle at
aged 42, Mr. ROWLAND SPENCER. ,
Same day, aged 2 years and 11 moan
of Mr. JOHN MERCER, ph
On the 16th instant
Mr. JOHN MELSON

ed 19 ELEANOR, eldest d

.issgtaow
y, suddenly
ELIZABETH
same dia?'ysq, atofa w,n THOMAS SUTTON, i
r. THOMAS BOYD. jun.
Same day, in London-road, aged 65, JANE, relic's
late Mr. JOHN SHARPLES, timber-merchant, torn.
St. Andrew's, N. 13.

West Dent

P-A
R K 1

Same day, in Lodge-Nne, Windsor, of apoplexy, at..
Arr. WM. MEACOCK, second son of the late Mr. Edward
Meacock, of Upton-mill, near Chester.
On the 17th instant, aged 76, ELIZABETH, 1$ le of JOSEPIf
MATHEWS, Esq., of Brookfield-house, Lydiate.
Same day, at Wavcrtrcc, ELIZABETH, re ict of the /ate
WM. BOOTH, Esq., late of Wakefield.
Same anv. at Ardbracenn. county of Meath. the Right Rev.
Dr. STOPFORD, Lord Bishop of Meath. The d ceased prelatef
was elevated from the Arclideaconry of Armagh to the see o
Meath during the Viceroyalty of Earl de Grey. His Lordship
was a member of the Privy Council in Ireland.
Same day, at his residence, Brombro'-hall, Chester aged ,62
the Rev. JAM ES MAI NWARING, M.A. ,
On the 18th instant, the Rey. JOHN IRELAND, incumbent
of Skelmersdale, near Ormskirk, for a period of forty-six
aged 73 years.
..
"-"^"nred Co.

Same day, at-Ids residence, in Breck-road, Evert(
JOHN YATES, Eq.

Same day, at Rowston, Cheshire, axed 79, ANNA MARIA,
Airiest daughter of the late H. TOMKINSON, Esq., of Dorfold,
Cheshire.

On the 191 b instant, in Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, Miss
MARY ANN FOSTER, daughter of the late Robert Foster,
Esq., of this town.

On the 20th instant; at Twickenham, Surrey, MARY ANN,
wife of Mr. JAMES FLEWKER.
On the 22nd instan-
sumT "•

after a-Gin:ligiels7so,,bßoreilefofsdit-shtrceieut
years, JANE, wife of J. J. VENN, ship carver, of this
IstiiiauriklorotfitcoodZ,

Minna
e day, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. SAMUEL SUDL

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST OFF/CE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

All good: to be alongside not later than the Ist October, being
- under engagement not to receive cargo after that day.
•!, For MANILLA,
The
splendid Spanish Ship JULIAN DE UNZUETA,
1""-- Captain A INITENECUE4-
- 7A 1, being only twelve montJas-oTa ; coppered ; a re-
markably fast sailer ; and will be d in every respect a most
desirable conveyance".—For s, &c. apply on board, east
side Prince's Dock ; to J. T. NICKELS, or
W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

woman

chant n

fact is r

he rich orn

incident of tl
box to the Pr
named Merle

the

ously paid o

Bar, —.ow, the .
London from St. Peters

Negotiat

the one
other, 1

which the font

protected by t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

and DutChclaimants

Mr. LOftU3
for Cambridge Universe,,,
address, but his committee }

ram, Q•C

a Conservative, as is his oppone
master of Jesus College is chai

NAVY Is I
'Res as folio

The Ti

Ports m out

a magnificent first-rate, to carry 1

her with awe and ver.eratic
superiority, destined to care

tection to our commerce,

and to

Portsmouth Do,

the Neptune, in doc

been to sea

something akin to contempt, I vi

the many means by wh
voter for the borough of Portsm

gross and gigantic bribe. If I
years, and am able to hobble once

'ard, I expect to find my old ac

breaking up."

FRANCE AND lIER PRESIDENT.—The present state of
France and the prospects of Louis Napoleon are thus
summed up by the Times:—" Taking the suffrages of
France as they are estimated by the constitution, and
allo?ing preponderance to nothing but numerical supe-
riority, we conceive there is reason to conclude that a
majority of the national constituency is desirous of termi-
nating the present situation of affairs either by a meta-
morphosis of the President's office or a prolongation of
his power. Yet if we turn to the Assembly we shall
find grounds for assuming that not one in ten of its 750
members would lend themselves to the advancement of
Louis Napoleon's interests, except with a view to their
own private and ulterior objects. In this national council
the Count de Chambord hasp party, the Count de Paris
has a party, General Cavaignac has a party, and M.
Ledru Rollin has a party, but Louis Napoleon has none.
He is supported by contingents from the various factions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

N0.1457.]

ANNUAL AUTUMNAL SALE
OF
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
'SOILED BOOTS AND SHOES

JCOLLINSON, in announcing to his Friends and
• the Public generally the above Sale of Soiled Goods,
which will commence To-motutow, (We esday,) the 23th
instant, at his three Establishments
36. BOLD-STREET, (o site the Palatine Club,)
10, RANELAGH-S' ET, and
17, ELLIOTT-S ,ET,
Respectfully urges ' Customers to avail themselves of an
early inspectio s they are all re-marked at such prices as
cannot fail t ommand an early clearance.
P.S.—J. C. has just ivinorted a choice Assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES, of a superior French make.

NOTICE !
HENRY ROE,

GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCHMAKER,

85, BOLD-STl_l.5-E-T;

BEGS to inform his C mers, and the Public
generally, that, in c uence of entering into
PARTNERS WITH MR. JOHN JACOB,
( e Manager with Mr. DtsmonE,)
he intends POSING of his present STOCK of Jewellery,
Watches, Cocks, Silver Plate, Electro and Sheffield Plated
Goods, Barometers, Thermometers, Musical Boxes, Paintings,

&c., &
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, SgPT. 21

AnmzirT,mr• :: Accidents, 49; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 16; Total, 55. -D ISC ARO ED: Cured, 25 ;
Relieved and.at own request, 7; Attending as Out-Patients, 27;
irregular,,o Died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital,•gs.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon fur the week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. E. Jones;
House Visitors, Charles Wilson and John Highfield,
Esqrs. ; House Surgeons. Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans:
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win.
Hughes.

LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS.

68, SOHO-STREET.
WEEKLY REPORT, SgPT.IB

Boys on the Books
Gir,is ditto
Sick List
Obtained Situations

88 Merage,daily attendance.
St Boys
2 Girls
0_ _ _

I'.D. Anderson, ' Esq., Treasurer• Joseph linhback, Esq.,
Hon. Secretary
; J. B. Orriss,Supertntendent; Visit•rs,
Dr. Nottingham and H. H. Statham, Esq.
on

SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, SEPT. 18.
IN-PATlENTS.—Discharged. OUT-FATICNTS.
Cured
Relieved
. .

Out-patients , 2 Under treatment
Irregular 1
Referred to Fever Hospital
Entered 14-3-Under treatment...

Treasurer, Benjamin Plaft, laq. ; visitors, Rev. J. Rob-
berds and J. Job, 1.7,4 q.; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George
Dover; Physician and Surgeon for the week, 10r. Cameron
and Dr, Petrie ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; As-
sistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett.

BIRKENHEAD HOSPIfi.L AND DISPENSARY,

SEPTENMER 14.
HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 0; Discharged—Cured, 0; Relieved
0 ; Made Out-Patients, 0 ; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 0;
Dead, 0; Remaining, B.—DispENsAkm.y.—Out-Patients—Ad-
miffed, 37; Discharged, 25; Remaining, :438: Home Patients
—Admitted, 5; Discharged, 0; Remaining, 49. Total since
January Ist, 1683.

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson 9nd Mr.. Dixon ; Sur-
geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Walker.; Treasurer,
Mr. R. Bryans, jun. ; House Surge9n, My, ;
Hon. Secretary, Mr, jr, Ramp,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

; media- I Councillor will

introd

for t

a it, (

s 01- I

and we

commend him to pen
vourite Times, on thi

and to

' Brit

DM will I

vet broi

m portant s

it once more

icities

a to (

v,th al

n which

tion is 1

is is to stand forth as the footman-out-of-live

consist

m to take a few

nt articles in his
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

lifailsdesp'd Last PacketiNext Packet
from London sailed. I due.

7th, 17th, Paclia

and 27th of
every month

of every
month.

tend and 1 ith , Aledwa)
of every l Se,

month'

2nd of ever

month on/

17th ofeyeniNledwa
month only.

INeiq Mail

'ept. 14idue Sept. 26
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

Destination

S"HA :UPTON STATION
Lisbon
Madeira
Spain
Gibraltar
Malta&lonian Islands
Greece and Egypt
India, Ceylon,Sz China j

;I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd.
(except Honduras &
Bermuda,) For. Col.
in W. Indies, except f
Havana, Venezuela, I
and Madeira

(2) Mexico & Havana.. }

(3) Bermuda, St. Juanj I
de Nicaragua, and ,
New Grenada

FALMOUTii STATION
Madeira, Brazil, and
Buenos Ayres ......

LIVERPOOL STATION.
Lirit. N. America, Iler-
made, and U. State,'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

truction,

IARRI

HEALTH

ING

FO.
THE R

states, and of the patent n
ye principles of theritant can
ous breakfast farina (without medicine of

i dinner

tion and nervot
50,000 testimoni;
doubt of its rest
" It has the hi

and Tnnscular energy to the v

e of w

virtues

the Venerable Aichn,
of three years' nervousnet,
Major-General ThornamEing
Navel], Ridlington Recry, tiork.
his servant from 8 years' dyspepsia .
with spasms, cramps, pains in the stony.
and great I

sickness and vomiting after
strength; Capt. Andrewe, R
Hunt, Esq., barrister-at-law

:e, Camt

use of his linibs in a vei
the Re.v. Chas. Kerr, of tTinsic

F 00 D,

-RESTOR
INVAT,IDS AND INFAN7
ENTA ARABICA
wn, and imported by DU BARRY
London, sole owners of the
nery by which alone the cum-

y kind, ivitliout

elow, leave no

probation of Lord Stuart de Dacia

) records the cure
an aggravated fort
rich, chest, and sit:

upon tins excellent foc

ily vow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

ductory to a few words of warning, whic

to bring

)efore our readers, with a view to prepare

probable errors and disappOint-
rients with respect to the ult,irnate cost and pro

them for sirr

ctivene

s of the Rivington Water Wort

Our neighbours in Manchester, it is well known,
are proceeding, like ourselves, to a neighbouring
water shed for a supply of surface water for the
use of the town, they having chosen the hills in
the neighbourhood of MOttratn and Glossop;

periimu.
I whilst We are about to resort to the hilly county
Does Mr. I-lolt suppose for a moment that he
can satisfy the Romish priests by his concessions surrounding Rivington Pike. The precise amount
,
•of the parliamentary estimate we have not before
or that if be gives them an inch they will not
us. Since the estimate in question was first made,
demand an e:I? Is he blind to the occurrences
however, it seems the probable ultimate cost
which are daily taking place on all sides ? Does
he suppose that if these schools were opened to has been increasing at an alarming rate, owing
xclhiefly to additions to, and alterations of,he works
the priests there would he unanimity and peace ?
•tiich liave been found to he necessary. Compen-
Where has lie lived, and what has he yet learned ?I
sationslt to millowners; floodings, unexpected diffi-
At present, the schools of our Corporation are
colt\ les in the strata, enlargement of reservoirs, and
admirably managed, and none are excluded. They
pilling;
unexpected contingencies, Mr. Alderman
are as open to the Roman Catholic as the Protes- himself a prominent member of the Water
rant. But when the Romish priests say—" We
Committee, has recently raised the veil of Corporate
will not permit the children of our communion to
secrecy and exposed to the gaze of the public of
go to these schools if the Bible is to form the Manchester that the discrepancy between the ori-
grOund work of education,"--it is equally comps-
ginal estimate of the cost of the works, and the
tent to the Protestant clergyman to say—" We
last submitted, has already reached the very serious
will not agree to banish the Word of God, and so
amount off 101,000, the total ultimate cost being
violate our consciences in the education of the
put down at £282,652, exclusive of accommodation
children of the poor, because you impiously desire
to millowners. Mr. Pilling says :___.
to banish that which God has commanded us to
" The first detailed account for extras rendered by .
teach ; nor will we consent to insult the religious Bateman was on the 26th of January, 1850, amounting
feelings of our flocks, by being a party to any to £569.195. 4d. • the next on the 21st of February, 1850'
compromise which may tend, in the eyes of ; amounting to 277 195.; the next were delivered to
children, to cast a slight upon the great charter of the committee on June 6th, 1850; and the last accounts
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

111 prOf

nay depend upon

the jesui

ation in our C

ected from the Council; and, in

,tters of local importance

tion o

itenried motion is a rr

to it

We h

Ich
)uneillors to do, we shall

elings which every man o. _
' —O4l. The truth is,
'ere clap-
. 1- e.

1 recoil upon the heact of bun
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

L. ACCIDENT

of Samu

was at the time much
time 131
tackinz
two lad
One of the boatmen 1

lrtly a

last of a lar

ITOMCEOPATRY
held at Cheltenhf

came f

tri a considernt
N'orth : arid to

York. Severn

1 day with a dinner, I.

of London. The Flomc
was fixed to be hel

the exhit

bition in 1851

lIAYNAU'S RETREAT.
Bankside, in which Ha

den for t
beast vva

exhibition of

congress

two boatmen to take them on the sea, whit

he boat,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

can un

tute for v.
th out wi

AYE
the \V

ig Conn

called upon to lay d

,h the road

lighted by his own
loses that by introdt

On into our `Town Co

)opularity of t

se frier

open Radical, he v

ision of the

School

would have been for a

handed them ove:

would 1:

cruples ought all to give

Home, as pronounced by
He would

we enunciate(

burgesse

of
their conscientious
WHale ant
Protestant child should e

hey Cul

'erred to, lest it sli

consciences of the
'caws de la CL

as ite, wh

would haveboldl

fined by Pius IX, ti
ics cannot be educated it
ite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

MANCHESTER
AGRICULTURAL
MHE Great AGRICULTUR,
1 SOCIETY will be at WARM.

(Wednesday,.
111EN'rs this day
The Entry is now closed. C
24th, and Tickets, which will a,
days for 2s. 6d., (up to Two o

Foicr) may be bac:
way Station.

On the 2Cth, at Mr
STOCK, &c., particul

the Cat

Warrin-gtorefoth Septe
SPECIAL TRAINS for 3

leave Warrington at Pi p."
Tickets will be available.

The Trains will stop at the int

LIVERPOOL GOVE'
31, RODI'

mil E following LEC
above Institution, ea

ESSES' INS'

past Seven o'clock :
Two LECTURES on the princir

TITRE 11, October

i 111, (

'ee LEC

ity of f

LECTURE T, OefOber 29th—On the UNIEORM
LOPMENT in the TEXTURES of VEG ETA B
LECTURE 11, November 6th—On the Unity of (

Two LE'C'T

1/4.ND LIVERPOOL
SOCIETY.

OW of this
TO-MORNOW,

tnt, and the TRIAL of IMPLE:

Igues may be had on the
to the Show Yard on both
k.) (from Two, to

,se to the It nil-

,e a SALE of LIVI
t the end o

NRY WHITE, Secretary

ERPOOL will

.11, and for which day

UTION

I be delivered at the

;ozrachical

)n the Structure of the ANI
imilarity to those of the VI:

GE SMITH, Esq.,

a; of the MICRO;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

CORN

&ST CORN
r WI
ema

SALFORD CATT
rg-e market for troth 1

DUBLIN CATTLE MA

ng for

the pre

LIVERPOOL

ICULTU

Eray, old, 20Ib .. 0 S @ 0 16 !Potatoes, 1. 90It

STATE OF TRAM

itivanc

3t.e.would have tieen.

to the full extent required
lised were close upon id.
week, hut by some spinner

•er view .of the probable rang)
'acturers bought more liher
,!cl. to id-above the rates of b

bited li
versall

t, but prices v

most of the lighter fain'

was asked, but in some instances a larger de
a9d printers was experienced, but much 1,
observable in the market for yarns. Since']
ment has subsided considerably, and on
below the prices that would have been ace

were taken,
further givin,

—We have still a brisk

For wool

be manufacturers prefer working up tt

less etre& was observable th.an was Tooke
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

baits bp 3urtton.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., GREAT

GEORGE-SQUARE.
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS -will
SELL by AUCTION, To-mormow, (Wednesday,) the
25th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, nn the Premises, No.
33, Great George-square,
The modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Plate of Glass, 60 inches by 51, Ditto, 48 by 30, in Gilt and
Ornamented Frames, Range of Curtains for Three Windows,
of handsome amber-coloured Silk Damask, and other Effects,
the Property of a Gentleman removing.
The DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNUrt7RE, Ste., includes
a Set of Twenty excellent Mahogany Chaim_ capital Set of
Dining Tables, on Telescope Frames, Circular and Elliptic Loo
Tables, Pedestal Sideboard and a Cabinet, Velvet Pile and
Brussels Carpets, Fenders, Fire-i &c.
The CHAMBERS contain a fty and handsome Four-post
Bedstead, with Crimson oreen Hangings, Painted Half-
tester Nursery and Se rits' Ditto, thick Hair Mattresses,
well-seasoned Feath Beds, Mahogany Chests of Drawers,
Painted Wardrob Toilet Tables and Washstands, Dressing
Glasses, &c.

Mahogany Hall Table, with Marble Top, Two Hall Chairs,
Eight-day Clock, useful Mangle, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
To be viewed Tilts DAY, (Tuasday,) the 24th, when Catalogues
may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. Thos. WI NSTAN-
LEY and SoNs, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

large crane of pect

,e cause

,em on the spot, and

lb, hav

The Mellik-Ooe-toojjar, the chief of the merchants of
Persia, has been appointed the commissioner to represent
the interests of Persia, and to correspond with the royal
commissioners on subjects connected with the exhibition
of 1851.

The Dis,

nting ministers of Bristol have, as a body,
npie of the Bishop and clergy of thf

sendi

e Great Wete
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

wal found to stop the ball

BARONS HAYNAU AND Rc THSCHILD.—Baron Roths-
child has published the letter of introduction given to
Messrs. Barclay. It is as follows :—" Gentlemen,—We
have the honour to introduce to you the bearer of these
lines, his Excellency Baron Haynau, and shall feel parti-
cularly obliged by your allowing the Baron and his friends
to view your brewery." Baron Rothschild has been from

home, or the letter would have been sooner published.
Every gaol in Scotland is crowded with prisoners sen-
tenced to transportation. In that of Edinburgh alone
there are upwards of sixty male transports, and the other
parts 01 the prison allotted to criminals of a less advanced
stage are crowded to excess. The burning of Parkhurst
has crammed the convict depots at Millbank, Wakefield,
• .• - •

and in the Isle of Wight ; and it has been resolved to
quarter as many as possible in the Perth Penitentiary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

on Thur

e distz
D, Drs

Brighton. C

Several

- ,
Donne and Rosenstein,

were read, followed by
The proceedings closed on the

over by Dr. C

, in London, on account of

—The apartment at the George,
vnau took refuge, was used as a
Bishop the burker's dog. The

nature that it was

eemed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

'op (if such a term may be

oysters, is thi

nr unusu

formerly s
rrelled at 5

—Among the 1

one for an inven

6d. per il

constru

;, of Maryland, whereby he has endeav
the science of optics to aid him h
Or catching' rats. In this new trap
Ted that the rat which looks at: the bait stud
rnage reflected in such a position as will
'e that a secnd rat is trying to get b
g the bait ; and when the first rat has
iage will he reflected by a mirror, so that
ho shall lock at the bait shall see two rat
ng to seize it, thus decoyi
which yields to his v

him upon t

T?recti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

b they are afflicted. On this account, we hail

h pleasure the for

the working el

be one

)f men not

ration of a currency
;ter. Let the mi(

eir interests of thisqu

w to c

have compre

iat great hive of industry
made fully alive to the

1 and encroaching
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

inter, continue to berm
le merchants, and the tr

ted as w•e have for a lengt
I. notice any chan;e in pric(
an.—The worsted trade, in all its
continues active here, aid merchants
stocks. The prices of both yarn and wool are firm
piers appear well supplied with the latter article.
HALIFAX.—No noticeable change in the worsted trad
ther can we report any alteration in the state of the yar
ket. The spinners are fully employed, and the quotatioc
tinue firm. Sales of wool arc moderate, and lute rates a
tabled.

had to report it to be. N

13 It_h. D Ff

HUDDERSFIELD.—As good a market this week at last w
though not quite so much has been done in the hall, aitho
the demand has been brisker; the manufacturers are hol(

back for an advance

RAILWAY RECEIPTS.

The following are the seceipts of railways for th

at is to say, up to t

ute to which t

RAILWAYS.

Aberdeen
Belfast and Ballymena l4.
Belfast and County Down . 15.
Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Cheshire] 5.
Bolton, Blackburn, Clith. and W.Y
Bristol and Exeter 15
Caledonian 8

Chester and Holyhead l5
Dublin and Belfast Junction ll
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown 17
Dundee and Arbroath 1'
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen 14
Dundalk and Enniskillen ll
East Angliau 15
Edinburgh and Glasgow l4
EdiNburgh and Northern 14
Eastern Counties 15
East Lancashire l5
Eastern Union 15
Furness l4
Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr 14
Glasgow and Greenock 14
Great Northern and East Lincoln S
Great Southern and Western l4
Great Western, &c. 15
Lancashire and Yorkshire l5
Lancaster and Carlisle
Leeds and Thirsk —
Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport l5
Londonderry and Enniskillen l4
London and North-western l5,
London and Blackwall ....
London, Brighton and South Coast 14.
London and South-western l5.
Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock-15.
Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincoln 15.
Manchester and Salford Junction 15.
Maryport anti Carlisle
Midland, Bristol. & Birmingham l5.
Midland Great Western (Irish) l5.
Monklands l4.
Ner castle and Carlisle
North British
North Staffordshire B.
North-western
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland 14..
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 15..
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union 15..
South-eastern
South Devon
South Wales 15..
South York., Doilcaster, anti Goole 7..
Taff Vale 14..
Ulster
West Cornwall 14..
Whitehaven Junction 9
York, Newcastle, and Berwick
York and North Midland 15..
FOREIGN
Amiens and Boulogne
Central of France
Weppe S..
14..
Dutch Rhenish
15..
Monterau and Troyes 2.
Northern of France 9.
Orleans and Bordeaux 15..
Palls and Lyons 7.
Paris and Orleans
Paris anti Rouen 14
Paris and Strasburg
Rotten and Havre 14...
Tours and Nuntea

last week

respective retort

Amount. Amount

13580.... 11999
1332 G.... 108G3
255.... 181

1722
491
158
1490
425
12576
1764

1496
2908
922
1144
972
19363
3203
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

and it

rind it

a ner

'lust in ti

ard, an

curses the

are obl

at once th
e of Lor

of one in a 1
would have

that the

them as a

characteristic

the trident of

arnom

h is hi)
At! On the f

Rll

aid he convey
1 to Hol

Now,
ec.l to

n, but the WI

and cunning

f man

e is not

tinted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

•""-- FARES.
eluding fee)
(ditto)

First CabirfTi
Second Ditto

ligo ; JOHN WALKER, 77A,

Steerage, or Dec
Apply to JAMES HARPEI ,
Market-street, Manchester; or to
T. MARTIN and BU

NS and Co., Liverpool

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY
REDUCED FARES TO KINGSTOWN.
CABIN, 10s.
This Company's first-class Vessels will love-the
PRINCE'S PIER, for KING 'TOWN,
EVERY EVENING, (Sunday exce at Seven o'clock,
RETURNING fro INGSTOWY
EVERY EVENING, except
at the Reduced Fare c

) at Six o'clock,
ncluding Steward's Fe(

Leaves LIVERPOOL as usual, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, and Returns from KINGSTOWN TUESDAY, THuns-

and SATURDAY

Apply to

JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
?4, Water-street.

VERY REDUCED FREIGHTS AND FARES.
LIVERPOOL TO CORK.
The City if Dublin, St( am-packet Compan)
gift intend despatching* their splendid Vessel
LEEDS,
Or other suitable Vessel.
From CLARENCE DosJi-forCORK,
WEDNESDAY .. September 25..V..121Pc10ck, Soot
From CORK e

.orr.ATU RDA

Cabin)

For further partict2pelipply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE,
24, Water-street.

EXTRA STEAMER TO BELFAST.

AT GREATLY REDUCED FARES AND FREIGHTS

On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
The City of Dublin Steam-packet Company
intend despatching their splendid Ship
ATHLONE,
(or ether suitable Vessel,)
For BELFAST, froN,Qttfrence Dock, as under

WEDNESDAY.. Septembe at 11 o'clock, P.M

MONDAY Septer 30.. at 4 o'clock, r.st.
To return from BEL ' every alternate MONDAY, WED-
. SDAY, and FRIDAY.
For further rticulars apply to
JOHN K. ROUNTHWAITE, 24, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

BRANCH:

Huntltc

Company, and then
ors, enable it to take rank

RANCES

)y its TromptnesB in Eke

s for th

they ,continne to RI
IFE INSURANCES.

The Company

1 14 11
2 4 19
2 18 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

TUESDAY

IIDAN declared many years ago " that the

t walls

len' own he

against." M

and Mr. George

an ant

s meddling with

s improve

ion of this question into th
tor or the
I hope that a direct negative will b

ithout discussion

rred to its foundations

result to

What will be the • result of any alteration ? Is
it difficult to foresee

rhole town will be

g at the Arnphitheatrt

stions will for

forgotten, and tliti Council will ae,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

before the bread and

ne at t

Comrtinnion, in the sat

ner that the Romish priests do before the ho

.t, but no surpiis(

top of London, who is absent

lisposition, occasioned, in a great measure, by the anxiety of
.nd to which he has been subjected by late events in the

That his lordship should feel most acutely

ject is quite natural. For these

picily-increasing seces-
making it quite evident to all persons that his

ship's policy, however we

11 meant, was an utterly mis-

ACT OF THE AMERICA'S LOG

Sept. 11--

N.N.W., course East. Proceeded to sea
Ist twelve p.m. Fine clear weather.
course various, distance run 222, 40 59

Sept. I 2--N.W
N. lat., 69 06 W. lon
Sept. r

Steady

,zes and fair

course various,

43 57 N. lat

At 4 45 p.m. arrived at the wharf at
10 n.m. received mail and proceeded to sea.

North 80

dis. 185,

45 Oi N. lat., 59 25 W. lon

Light windi and fine

Sept. 15—N.N.W
lon. Light winds
Race bore N. by W., dis

Sept
N. lat.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

RICHMOND'S

GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENT,

1 and 3, PARADISE-STREET, and 2. CHURCH.

STREET.

T RICHMOND begs to draw the attention of
GENTLEMEN, SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS,

UNRIVALLED OUTFIT DEPARTMENT,
including all the Noveltiesf the day, for GENTLEMEN'S

Wear.
LINEN, LONGCLOTH, REGATTA, AND DRESS SHIRTS,
FRONTS and COLLARS ; BOYS' and YOUTHS' SHIRTS,
' of all sorts and sizes.

The CUIRASS SHIRT, so universally approved of, in Three
Qualities, viz. :-305., 365., and 405., the half Dozen.
SILK, MERINO, COTTON, AND WOOI,..HOSti:RY AND
UNDERCLOTHI

GLOVES, IN E yzEY

MAKI

INDIA, CHINA, ANDs2I.TiSH BANDANAS, STOCKS,
OPERA, /MAL, UFORT, and ALBERT TIES.

CANIBRIVe/lANDKERCHI

CARPET BAG KNAPSACKS, UMBRELLAS;

1, PALETOTEL

RAIL WRAPPERS,
IVIMMING BELTS, BATHING CAPS, AIR CUSHIONS,
MACINTOSH'S WATERPROOF GAR:77--
IN ZEPHYR, LUSTRE, PILOT, &C.illttlialL
VULCANISED CHEST EXPANDERS

Agent for the FOUGERE'S WELLINGTON SURTOUT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

1 the doi

only the
lu

having c

whom t

the troop, decl

plundering

Prefecture

e marit
to Er

the year IMO I

une was then buil
~,,

or to our enemies

I four

erial can

that the chief of ail
estate priest. Thi
:n Indian missionary

ie treasury of the troop.
I issued the day before
took place fortnightly)
.er month. The captain

)r bis own private

ster, has returned to

ned between Spain, on
and llolland, on the
idition of 1

Seen brought forward

me so for him. He is
t Mr. Cowlinz. The
roan of Mr. Wigram's

D.-A correspondent o

visited

...s. I looked upon
type of our maritime

*new our ancient'grio-;

gain visited

my old acquaintance,
though she had never

a th,—in plain words, a

irvive another twenty

again through the dock-
luaintance, like myself,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

nesday, and there is no account

tinguish t
"Victoria," with a st

sed to

found planet by

irmeunted by a laurel

ge importations of ro
e at t

present tim3 from Anther

'e declined, on the plea of

'ecuted for murder, t

ago, through this count

Sarah Chesham, the

d two children; wa

been n

liardson, one c
arden to the ea

ved in Land(

grunter,

les of T

TUE BILL DEALI

mariner) to the b

proper'
Mr_

steam-

Wednesday, h

by the powerful Dundee

ages of fifte
Sadler, sons

recently come witt

We have been told that the medals for the grand Exhibi-
tion have been entrusted to the French Commission, that the
designs have been executed by M. Bonnardel, and that
the dies ero to he engraved by M. Domard, who is to re-
ceive £250 for them. Were our engravers weighed in the
balance and found wanting ? Or is this on 4 a presage and
foretaste of the kind of encouragement which British art
and industry are to expect in 1851
ge and _ Spumous Ti

Morning Post.

—According to a trade circular, there
is a spurious tea manufactory in Jersey, where the bad
and damaged tea from the bonded warehouses, the tea
leaves purchased at the hotels of the metropolis, and the
indigenous leaves of the island are converted into what is
sold for tea. It is pronounced that a tree with a ereen
leaf upon it will soon he as rare a sight in Jersey as a
May flower in England at Christmas.

BARGAIN-MAKING ,
a man asked the price of a pig. " Fifty shillings," was
the reply. " Why, that's one shilling per lb." rejoined
the inquirer. "No," said the other, "nor fourpence
either." " Well, I'll give you fourpence a pound forher,"
replied the first speaker. The offer was accepted, and,
upon weighing the pig, she fetched three guineas, which
was thirteen shillings more than its owner asked for his

n m outh f

last week

s.—Lieutenant Stack went (like a
alers. put his name on the back of

a stamped paper, and went home, easy u
that £l5O was to folio
time a bill to that
ment demanded.
it, and was forthwi

It never came ; but in due

ant took the hi
id charted witl

lin) and pay

Lieutenant S

feted and ordered his diseharg(

n, of Blackheatl

:ack had very

md, owns a miniature
On

er than a name

started from Greenwich with seven other
persons, including his wife and two children, for a trip to
Richmond. When off the Wapping entrance to the Lon-
lon.Docks, the Scotch steamer Dundee passed, and M
ed in t,

swell raised
A number of Watermen put
iggling in the water, and saved

all but one—Louisa Drur
FAT

Anderson's servant

.y two boys

,bout the

ye years, named Samuel and Jos.
Sadler, Esq., of London, who had

to Sandgate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

oposecl, in a very c
Earl of Carlisle,

ho was the d

.t of Col

5 to 24

,ntlemei
, Walte

al other scions of distin-

Westmorland and Cumberland

mon Council, Lon-

the fixing

ty voted in
The
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

Californfa.

r Will have immediate despatch.
For SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
The fine fast-sailing B,arqtre- A L B E R T,
'`... ROBE:70; Commander;
475 tons per regis , coppered ; copper-fastened ;
and iron kneed; three ye old. Will be found a desirable
conveyance for fine gooris.—For freight or passage apply to
JOHN SeDE WOLF and CO., 1, Tower-chambers.

"aluttb &tato.

IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANT SETTLERS AND
LABOURERS.

r.
_

EMIGRATTON TO TEXAS

The UNIVERSAL EMIGRATION and COLONI-
ANION COMPANY having, on--the 3d instant.
despatched their first party of Settle eir land in 3lilam
County, Texas, per the splendid s • .oHN GA RROW, 844 tons
register. from LIVERPOOL to LVESTON, and one of their
Directors having preceded m, via New York, to secure their
comfortable reception the Settlement,
NOTICE IS HER • GIVEN, that applications are now
being received a e Offices of the Company, and of their
l'rovincial Agen s, far allotments of land, and accommodation
in their Second SHIP, intended to sail on the 15th of October.
Parties who are desirous of availing themselves of the advan-
tiers upon these lands, and of a direct
, are requested to make early appli-

Shipping Agent to the above Company,
28, Moorfields, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

,on Saturday,

alleged poisoner of her hu
fully committed for t
D u ri

Lieutenant Ge,
ler-in-(

ief of the Indian fo

:I this w

REVIVAL OF ST

d to run d

;radon, and are aiw
James Woodward,

)ez4ent Lake, called

it Wilfred I

,erty of

,ction for t

*Jord Palinerst

Jr weeks of August last, of the persor
arious police 'offices in Edinburgh fc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

All other C

To ensure 5

These su
City of Ne,
ability. T:

an_ctujiify
.of-411e4th
ntial, fast-

Goods will not be taken

—For freight

FIELDENBRorHT

ht payable in New York at the rate c

aPPI

CLA

ROSCI US,
GARRICK

City of

REDUCTION IN '1 FIE RATES OF FREIGHT

ht on t

POUgD

krtit win(

YORK,

464 tons..llth Oct
014 tons..llth No'

1954 tons..ll

obtained on board.--.

mill not be reo

NEW YORK PACKET-SHIPS.

ence-and
'WENTY

Dr liquors, but those stores can be

BROWN

:y cents to the pour

Sailing o

HIPLEY, and Co

ted at the rate of four

CARRYING EXPERIENCED ~.IlRt'V

-QUEEN OF THE WES'

f every 31onth

NEW. W(

iALLET

1700 tons

11st Oct
Ist Nov

VEKFO(

Goods will not be eived on board after midni ghtof thel9th
reach month. iese splendid ships are all of the first class,
id commandec by men of great experience and acknowledged

characte
rior style

ions are fitted up in a very slily-
tilated.--Forterm s of freightand

a passage only apply to
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN and CO.. Fenwick Chambers

NEW LINE OF
PACKETS FOR. PHILADELPHIA

:ONTH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

D. S. SHEARMAN.. 1100 tons
LT. G. S. PEA

Goods by these Pa

305.. will in future be el7piAtfl
255. and 20s. di

are all,erit

Igatillnded t

Cabin
deserif
will be

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'ished by the SI

HENRY, G

ALBERT GALLAT

4SHBURT

THE NEW LINE OF PACK

ENV YORK

fevery

s.. nth 0,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

THE MIRROR OF THE WORLD.

This interesting exhibition will remain on view during
the present week, and we shall be mistaken if the great
majority of our readers do not avail themselves of behold..
mg more than once its varied and extraordinary attrae.
tions. We have already describedat length the cuxiousrepre-
sentations afforded of the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, of
the beautiful scenery of the River Nile, and other views
as artistically drawn as they are spirited in conception.
But these are only half the wondtas ot America, which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

AUTUMN FASHIONS

AT THE
NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHNINV,

LORD-STREET.

FRISBY, DYKE CO.
are now enabled to SH , in their several
Departments,

A GREAT RIETY OF
REALLY EW GOODS
Suitable f the Autumn Season,

To which they 4spe.ctfullyolicit the attention of

the Public

PUGH AND CO.'S
MOURNING ESTABLISHMENT,

114, BOLD-STREET,
Corner of Colquitt-street, and opposite the Savings

TO Families who are unacquainted with the
convenience and great utility attending their being
supplied from this Establishment with every, possible
requisite in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

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prevent, the hair

When.

method Of aster
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:s. la the preser
ical astronomer i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24

ROSCOE CLUB.

AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the.
MEMBERS of this INSTITUTION held the and
11th instant, a PLAN FOR RE-ORGANI, onSING THE4th CLUB
was adopted, and a Committee appointed to prepare the requi-
site alterations of the Laws, which are to be considered by the
Meeting adjourned to the 25th instant. Prospecrnses of the
Plan are issued ; the principal features embraced in it are :
Every member to pay an Entrance Fee of t 2 2s . , and att
Annual Subscription of .e 2 28. For the convenience of Sub-
scribers, Entrances and;Subscriptions may be paid by quarterly
instalments, thus making the payments
One Guinea per Quarter for the First Year.
Half-c-Guinea per Quarter for subsequent ye:rs.
All the future Members to be, free from any direct or im-
plied liability for the future or past debts of the Club.
It is particularly requested that all who contemplate snp-
iinntsotaonpte.,raast iotni so
!lop ro
eoarvtei ntghteliiri this
anewine
names
Tee
c,
Kwhether , Inonemobr ebresfoorre not,te
2N5c
ti tut
As the Club lufs been so long in operation, it is rot considered
necessary to explain the great advantage it offers to future
otthantextth3einoTth regulationswct.) shall come
Members, as its freedom from pecuniary embarrassment will
Pe..1"I;1
secure a more vigorous development of all its deign tments.
Club-house, Clayton-square, 17th Sept., 1850.