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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

molixity ; we held the farm

the roof

was twice on fire

!e was reduced to eight mer

commanded by a corporal with two shot-wounds in Isis
- We were made prisoners, and carried away to
nce I was exchanged under a cartel,
regiment as a Lieutenant. Had I
• 1, and followed the dictates of
, I had perhaps fallen like the
forgetfulness of myself lay my

lv sought promc

It was in the ver,

unanswered.
First, then, after calling the attention of the burgesses
" to the disgraceful state of their Botanic-gardens," the
writer proceeds to say that " everywhere may be seen
confusion and overgrowth of plants," and " in many
places labels may be observed without plants." The
writer should have first learned that it is necessary to have
somewhat of scientific knowledge to understand the ar-
rangement of a botanic-garden, and without such infor-
mation the most admirable botanical arrangement will
appear confusion. The Botanic-garden of Liverpool is
Born in Dublin in well arranged, and is the admiration of numerous scien-
islerlife in the
Wexfor m.
It etro- title botanists. As for the statement respecting the labe
to d

being without plants, it betrays such an amount of igno-
rance as to be wholly astounding. " The veriest tyro in
horticulture" knows that the principal use of labels is to

he spots where bulbs snc
are resting dormant below the surface
These are the two first grievances complained of
Several others are of minor importance, and still less
tenable. The writer talks of the sum of money raised for
the support of these gardens, thereby exposing his igno-
rance of the fact that no money is raised for that purpose
specifically. The expense of keeping up the Botanic-
gardens is defrayed out of the surplus fund. He also
vapours about the second town in the kingdom, and its
great resources, and is surprised that we have not a
botanic-garden equal to Kew ! This is all sheer nonsense:
Liverpool has so far done well with the Botanic-gardens.
She would realize the fable of the frog and the bull if she
were to try to rival Kew-gardens, with the revenue of the
kingdom to fall back upon. Thanks to the magnificent
liberality of the Earl of Dorby, and the good sense lately
shpwn by the Town Council, there is every hope of the
town soon possessing a fine museum. Should it be so,
we wish it may be managed with as good spirit as the
Liverpool Botanic-gardens.

leciduous p,
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HOLLAND

THE HAGUE, July 9.—The Minister of Justice, who is
provisionally charged with the budget for the affairs of
the Reformed Religion, opened the 36th session of the
General Synod of the Reformed Church of the Nether.
lands, composed of delegates appointed by the various
ecclesiastical administrations and the three faculties of
theology. The Rev. Mr. Pape, pastor of Heusdon, was
appointed president. The Assembly charged with the
administrative re-organisation of the Jewish worship is
to meet at the Hague in convocation on the 15th of this
month.

Accounts from the Netherlands East Indies contain
detailed statements of the reception given to the Chinese
by the Governor-General, to whom they offered the com-
plete submission of the west coast of Borneo.
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and they are furnished

with spacious anti el nt accommodation for Passen
These Packets wi -e advantage of
the Delaware. To insure punctuality it
be received after thelOth of each Month
or Cabin Passage apply to

sailing, no Goods can

:erms of Frei

WN. SHIr

1 the rate

dollarS' eiglity cents to the pound sterling

THE BL.ICK STAR LINE OF

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

EIGHTEENTH OF JULY PACKET

Goods recf

it of Thursday next, 17th instant,

ding berth north-ea Prince's Dock

The •
C. SCRANTON.
. G. SPENCER. Commander.
E BROTHERS and Co., or to
J. T. CRGOK and GUION

Apply to B

rs. RATH 13

'0 SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSEL'
TO THE UNITED STATES.

J. T. CROOK and GUION, No.2,Tovr H CRAM
;its, Old Cliurrhyard, and 115, AA aterlno-road

lespatch: fir

wer►can I

I 11,APP:ti'll 1 A

the UNITED STATES,

he advantages offered to tShipl:ietprrllionerate Rates of
'laid, Strict Punetualitp ,and Prompt DelirerN .21
-

ossibie
aitbful

1 Bread Stuff',

YOT''
LI

•egimter
12P0 .

To sail
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some little equivalent of the c

professorship of Hebrew

the Virg

Pusey is not 1
age the Tablet complimentary calls " one John Bird
Sumner, Arc

ely to quit the

iction of the person-

op of a pretc
Can any sag

nded see of Canted

Apropos of this,

resolve me why they call

sees which they

y they were possessed,

" pretended

' Was Canterbury a pretended see in the time
"with rebel Cr

when A'Beckct

crown,"

if not, why no'

and how other-

period rapidlk a

holic Uni rersi

moon is two-yards-and-a-

half across, 8

.8 00, like

a pair o" sho

as time fora full revival of

What a

ritish Associat
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make it all el

I sit down b
the door on

I am in full t

teres, gigue rotuna

in value:wc

the more fractions
ber of persons ar

the root
Thus, tl

interefts than a Saint S

HORTICU

LTURE

Liverpool paper, a letter, purporting to
" One who was present at the last Flower SI
evidently appears to understand fault-findir
than the subject of his denunciations.
Of course our contemporary is not answ

arcely been gone half an
fire-arms told us that he
One man alone returned
, and that the enemy was

fault-finder

li say, for the sake of illustration, to a fixed
'ourul sum—£loo, for example. But when I come forth
into the common apartment, each of those to whom I am
of any worth whatsoever puts his fingers into the bag that
contains me, and takes out of me what he wants. Kitty
requires me to pay a bill; Pisistratus to save him the
time and trouble of looking into a score or two of books;

the children to tell them stories, or play at hide-and
seek ; the carp for bread-crumbs ; and so on throughout

the circle to wh!ch I have incautiously given myself up for
plunder and subdivision. The £lOO which I represented
in my study is now parcelled out; I am worth £4O or £5O
to Kitty, £2O to Pisistratus, and perhaps 30s. to the carp.
This is life froctional. And I cease to be an integral till

once more returning to my study, and again closit.,,
door on all existence but my own. Meanwhile, it is per-
fectly clear that, to those who, whether I am in the stud.
or whether I am in the common sitting
thing at all out of me, I am not wort . a farthing.
must be wholly indifferent to a native of Kamschatk
whether Austin Caxton be or be not rased out of the great
Recount-book of human beings. Hence it follows that
—l. the greater the num-

room, get no-
It

" a very valuable life that !

)litical party, a conqueror, a ki
g hundreds or thousands, or

e when 1:

garded each in himself, at. bimon,
cation of flesh, in the idea that he thereby pleased hi
Divine Benefactor, might represent a larger sum of mora
value per se than Bonaparte or Voltaire.—" My Novel,'
in Blackwood's Magazine.

rand mortifi-

A week or two back we noticed, in the columns of

statements of his correspondent, especially in a matte]
like the one upon which he writes. The subject is one
requiring special information, and it is a rational pie.
sumption that no one would take it up merely to gratify
• --- the tacoethes scribendi.
devolved on Thinking the complaints of this anonymous writer were

ings of

We should hardly have thought it necessary to allude
to the subject except that. it, to a certain extent, involves
the character of a very pains-taking public servant, and
the exertions of the Gardens' Committee, which, we think,
have been most meritorious ; and it would hardly be ex-
pected that the only journal professing to de d specially
with hnrtirnitursil nffnirs shnuld milnw curb plisirope fr. no..
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GERMANY

It is understood at Frankfort that the Federal Military
Commission will propose to the Diet to send on the
borders of the Rhine two corps d'arm6e of 40,000 men
each, one of which will occupy the left hank, both armies
to be composed of Prussian troops ; and further, to form
in the north a third corps d'artne'e to serve as a reserve for
the two first. The charges for the whole to be defrayed
by the Confederation.
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WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 11

Since Friday last the weather has been rather unsettled, with
a colder temperature. Our supplies this week are small. For
fresh English Wheat there is a fair inquiry, at an advance of
Is. per qr. ; not much passing in foreign or granaried parcels,
but full prices obtained. Oats and Shelling are rather cheaper.
Beans is. per qr, lower. In Barley and other articles no
change.
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TATTE RSALL'S, YESTERDAY
rlr tin y:re fn

tague ;

KES.-7 to 1 agst Harpsichord ; 8 to 1
20 to 1 agst Miss

st Clarissa

-4 to 1 agst Hernandez ; 14 to 1 agst New-

MONDAY

r 211,1, Os
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By the way, a hat a

what Mr

Newma❑ c

Smithfield grill con
by catching them t

Decidedly and bey

race are

when tt

t seen t

evs have of us

übt, the great Anglo S

best advantage in a crowd, as I had

1 them on Wednesday nigl

What opinion forei

ow nor ca

re, but I did remark

that it does not improve either the temper or the French

of a stout (

elation accelera

and it really cannot seem polite to

any foreigner, fc
of high Dutch b

visit to the ci

mob to acknowledge a vc

the orator

The Queen's

natives or foreigner

the invite

:ed greatly to make either

.timire our manner

waiting for tt

say of the
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inimitab

made Perfect," in the fullest s,.
various Tailoring Establishments a“.
II Y A M ,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, AND MANUFACTURER,
LOIMSTREET, LIVERPOOL,.
West. end Establishment, London ..86, Oxford-street
City Establishment, London 36. -
PROVINCIAL na•"-

NBLISHM ENTS :
rket- street. and 63, King•street

~ Marl:et-place; Bristol, 41, Win
48, Argyle-street; Dublin, 30, Dan

CAUTION
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INDIA AND CHINA

The Times telegraphic despatch from Trieste, on the
11th inst., gives later dates from Calcutta to the 7th June,
Bombay via Madras 2d June, and Hong Kong 23d May.
During the " monsoon" no direct communication could
he had with Bombay. I -Imut

Themissing

The governor

dia was tranquil throw:
general was still at Simlah
steamer from Ceylon had arrired at Bombay

_ Disturb-
ances still prevailed in China ; commerce was dull.
Exchange on London, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 3d.

TINGITAN

agst V

agst Prest
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know is a very powerful application in desperate cases

for when Dan O'Connell was in prison the.

said one to

get him out, and Doctor
_History of the Popes, as

Miley (the man who wrote the

'B, in six weeks, and no on€

will doubt the shortness of the time that 11

s the courage

to read it,) assured an assembled audience that the Virgin
suggested the judgment of Denman, Cottenham, and
Campbell, and cc

ly the said judgment was more

miraculous than legal. It was very unfortunate, however,
that Sam Grey, the orangernan, was liberated at the same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

BRAZIL

The Brazilian Government have recalled their Minister
from Buenos Ayres, and hostilities were expected. One
of Roses' generals bad declared against him. A German
battalion, of nearly 4000 men, had arrived at Rio, and
further bodies of troops from Germany were expected.
By the South American mail we learn that the whole of
the Cape de Verd Islands, with the exception of Teneriffe,
were suffering from extreme want. The cholera and
typhus fever were raging in the Canary Islands and Palma.
In Grand Canary 2000 deaths had taken place, and the
island was in a deplorable state from the want of the com-
mon necessaries of life.

PERSIA

We learn from Teheran that an officer of the imperial
Russian navy had reached that capital from Arshoorada,
an island in the Caspian Seas, to claim redress against the
Turcomans inhabiting the coast near Astrabad, who, with
their flat-bottomed boats, had surprised the large Russian
force stationed at the island, and after plundering it of
stores and provisions, had carried away some of the sol-
diers of the garrison, with their wives and children, into
slavery.
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Archrs, Trieste

Iy, Alexandri

Bospherous, hence for Buenos Ayres, off S

urrifige ;
a, M`J.eal

Alexandria
Lind, Cord

Hondur
Ekland

HolWard,
Dariey, Ma

Orleani

Vessels Pa.

New ()

it. 26 N. 1,

h June, i

5, Ilaltio, Con Helm, from Bi
5, Nainden

July

21 413

LiVi

;taut H
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS,

Box and Bale Goods between Glasgow and Liverpool 15s. per
ton of 20 cwt., and Goods which are to or from Manchester or
the Manufacturing Districts are carried at the rate of 108. per
ton of 20 Cwt., 13 eliding. Cartage and Dues •at Liverpool, and
delivery et Gitsgo+A , w)len consigned to•the care of any of the
underaoted Liverpool Agents :
• T.`MARTIN and BURNS and CO.,
12,Water-street, Liverpool.
C. MAC IVER and CO.,
. Water-street, LiVerpool.
ROBERT LAMONT,
31, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

AUSTRIA

The Count de Chambord has already quitted Pesth with
his suite. Various motives are assigned for his presence
at Vienna. By many it is said it is connected with a
conference with the Duke de Nemours ; but the more
probable reason is the purchase of the Godollo estates, in
Hungary.
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18
3000 tons

26th July
2500 tons.. Ist Aug.
3000 tons.. 6th Aug.
2000 tons.. 11th Aug
2500 tons..

iOO tons.

3000,tOns.
.100 tons.

2000 tons.
2000 tons.
1900 tons.

!000 tons,

2500 tons,
1800 tons
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STATE OF TRADE

continued without animation, anti the general tendency of
prices, with very few exceptions, bas been a downward one.
Wherever engagements of any consideraWe extent exist, pro-
ducers do not press for orders, and seem inclined to abide the
chance of the market ; Fut in cases where contracts
coming to an end, a very natural anxit

to have them replaced
causes slight concessions to be made to the views of buyers.
India yarns and goods are easier to buy than any other class
of production, and prices since last Thursday may be quoted
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

In answer to several communications on the subject, we beg to
say that the Standard will CONTINUE to be the unflinching
advocate of those sound Constitutional Principles which have
heretofore guided it—and which we earnestly believe to be
those best calculated to secure TRUE Liberty, and the bless-
ings of our Protestant Religion.
ONIEOA.—We cannot insert attacks upon private character.
H. L.—His suggestion has been anticipated.
X., Cheshire.--No.
JUVENIS.—We feel obliged by his offer, but it was made too
late, to be useful.
We shall be happy at all times to receive communications
on subjects of local or general interest ; and if our friends
will be good enough to authenticate the same by their signa-
tures, for our own satisfaction, we shall feel obliged.

Kiberpoot gitanbarb+
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whenever and wherever t hey

r lost an opt

land away fr

the little boy who was such a regular attendant at the
performances of the band, and having made his acquaint-
ance, invited him to his house, where young Balfe be-
came a great favourite and constant visiter. Alr.Mcadows
led with the clarionet, but be also played a little on the
violin, to which instrument his young friend made love,
--ch to the astonishment of its owner, actually
scale without assistance. This piece of pre-
lopmen prised Meadows that he called
d's !r, and offered to teach him gratui-
ich offer was gratefully accepted ; and just as
.ered his fifth year, he received his first lesson
from his kind friend, the bandmaster. Three
winced such wonderful results that Meadows
'ik he could do very little more for his pupil,
resolved to visit his father again, and inform
Is high time to put his son under a more
ter.—Dublin University Magazine.

learned tl
cocious de

on the ct

he had enter(
in musi-

began to ti
and t herefc

him that i

t so stir

w YORK.-1

e first thine

-.den a lady does who intends to give a fashionable party
in New York, is to send for i` Mr. Brown." If there are
distant of our fifty thousand readers who
1/-nwn, it ii quite time they had.

any of the more
have never hear

lookinfi

Is of our great

person, who, in a certain
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time, a result that we must presume the " r
not at all contemplate. Posey, it seems, is a little hard to

vena" did

bring across the bound

" To be himself ti.

Arne he draws

Now, if they asked my opinion touching the " novena,"

provi

ry of Christchurch,

and the incumbency of S

" novena" would do
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II Sept

iltin thecity

a fort of

trade,

FOR NEW YORK

MONTH

ms..llth Au;

4 tons..llth Oit.
4 tons.,llth Nov

,e received

ikiargest class, built in the

Fiala, and with such improve-
-3 with unusual comfort for

by men of experience
;e is fixed at TWENTY
but those stores can be

SHIPLEY, and Co.
ted at the rate of four

'LATION-OFFICE

S'T'S-ROAD

pointeddays,asunder
YORK.

'OO tons.
*0 tons.

This Da:

)6th .Tuty
21st July
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.-LAST NIGHT,

The SPEAKER took the chair at four O'clock. Upon the
question for going into committee of supply, Mr. REYNOLDS
moved a resolution to the effect that it was unjust and impolitic
to reduce the amount of the annual grant to the Dublin hos-
pitals. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER saw no reason
for deviating from the recommendation with which the reduc-
tion aces made. After a short discussion the.kouse divided,
whet; there appeared, for the resolution 43, against it 106,
majority 63.—Mr. HUME asked a .question of Mr. P. Miles,
respecting the Leasing of Horsfield by the Bishop of Glouces-
ter. Mr. HORSMAN complained that, his statement
_beingcoo, of Lords, be

~radicted in the House ~, was precluded from
supporting it by additional evidence which he possessed. Mr.

G LA DSTONE thought the statement had been perfected in every
important particular.—The house then went into.ccanittee of
supply.

SOUTH AMPTON, MONDAY.—The Peninsular and Orien-
tal Company's steam-ship Iberia. Capt. Burney, arrived
to-day, with Peninsular mails. Her dates are—Gibraltar,
July 4th ; Cadiz, sth ; Lisbon, 911; Oporto, 10th ; and
Vigo, 11th. She brings six packages of specie, thirteen
casks of wine, and a large cargo of fruit, &c. Eighty
passengers.

PARIS.—The Globe's correspondent says that with
respect to the Bourse, the public suffer themselves to be
led by the nose by a few jobbers, who, at the moment,
find it to their interest to have a rise. It appears that the

constitution continues to keep the President six or seven
months longer in office than a subsequent legislature act
does. If the latter be abrogated and the former adhered
to, France may escape the danger of being at the same
moment deprived of both President and legislators.
MADRID, 10TH hisT.—Government

naving received
information that an insurrection was intended, took mea-
sures so energetic and instantaneous, that no attempt was
made to disturb tranquillity.
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A NOVELTY in the article of NECK TIES, which
IX combines Elegance with Neatness, gives the perfect free-
dom to the Neck, and at the same time obviates the difliculty
of making a neat Bow.

MAY BE HAD AT
THOMAS GIBSON AND SONS',
VERNON-HOUSE, 24. 26. 28. RANELAGII-STREET.
LIVERPOOL.
The price of the above—
In Rich Black Satin is 2s. 6d.
In Rich Glace Silk 2s. 6d.
In Rich Black Ottoman 2s. 6d.
In Fancy Figured :ilk

The above is a real luxury, which commends itself to the no-
tice of Gentlemen. It may be sent through
.t on receipt of
Thirty-four Stamps.

SHIRTS, SHIRT-COLLAR OCKS, BRACES,
UMBREL , &c., &c.
A good Silk Umbr 7s. 6d. to 10s. 6d.
Ditto Gingha itto, steel ribs, bent
ash ham
The New—hirt Collar, to with-
out strings the dozen 4s. 10(1.
Patent Shape Do., all linen „ t dozen 2s. lod.
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Hull, I"
Gin.

liN consequence of several selling a Sauct
, under the of 6, Stl," A. SOYER respect,
Nobilit • d that. the only Relict

lii.§,trait nn the Bottle, and ids:
,e Agents, CROSSE and BLACKWELI
1 pril 22d, 1851.
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A l fifteen year,

or terms, &c. apply Sp

Ii i.

THE LIVERPOOL EAGLE LINE OF PACKETS

TO AUSTRALIA

sail immediately,

For S'

SOUTH- WALES,

very fast Ship OSPREY,
Commander
for her

iONEYM A

and bea
days ou

ail of England, many
as opened and reclassed
oe guaranteed to be done,

if required

iusurancp.4ll
uaelf the 1

ow loading njra west corner of Pankow Dock
For PORT PHILIP and ADELAIDE,

A L BAT ROSS,

WILLIAM GEV

la instant,

p for the
I. The

Australian trade, and

very fast, A.
direct in a

or passage apply to
, BRIGHT, and CO.
y in September, by the

ANCI3 BO1;CE, CC

nmandevr ; -1060
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19n of 1° exte

MY LORDS AND GENTLEMENi
IBEG to announce to you that the Hie' Sheriff hag
appointed the ELECTION of the new CORONER for the
I-1 UNDRED of WEST DERBY to take place at Preston, on
FRIDAY next, tl.e 18th instant.
1 have the pleasure of informing you that, with the most
flattering promises of support from so many friends, and others
whose suffrages 1 did not anticipate, I feel no doubt as to the
result of the contest; and I take the onportunity of requesting
the attendance of those friends who wish to record their votes
in my favour, at Preston, on Era Oil, when I feel sure I
sha'l meet with the support . eheen led to expect from the
kind assurances you bar herto .
I have t onour to b,
Lords and Gen
Your obedient

BLUNDELL

20, Castle-street, Liverpool,

WEST OF ENGLAND INSURANCE OFFICE.
AiTR. WILLIAM WIIITEHOUS ers to infprm
11'1 his Friends and the Public i eral, that he has RE-
SIGNED his AGENCY for WEST OF ENGLAND
INSURANCE OFFICE in f _sr of Mr. WILLIAM GREGORY,
Jun., and the busines be carried on as usual at No. 11,
Exchange-buildin .
June 250851: •

IN VITAI

Fs

HAUSBI

ICE-BUILDINGS,

Respectfully invites St'raug(

anti Visi

n examination

HOME, BRITISH, and FOREIGN
The STOCK comprises.

tNUFACTURES,

WORKS OF AT
JEWELLERY A

CLOCK

ING-CA

ie most

The ext raocal

,y. the ar

and unequalled Stock, aid the e
being mark,d in Plain Figur , will,
versa! satisfaction.

this extensive
every Article
red, give uni-

r. n. uegs;k6t;that, whether the intention of the visit
be business or pl re, the same polite attention will be shown,
his object bein,, that the vast resources of his Establishment,
and the nniterous advantages offered, may be universally
known.
OLD POS7'OPFICE BUILDINGY, LIVERPOOL.

INVIT

LIESSIEURS LES ETRAN

S sont invites

a visiter le
)NSIEUR

lURCII.S7'I

prix fix,

trouvera non

les differentes
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DUNNTNGTOM RACES--

DUNNINGTON STAKES
2nd. Won easy.
LADIES' PIIRSE.—Riev

—Osbaldwick Ist,

'er Ist, Sporting Ts

baldwick 3rd

LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS-YESTERDAY

Consols Account, 96i 7 ex div.; Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents. 98j 9; Bank Stock, 214 15; Exchequer Bills, L. and s.,
51 4 nrem. Foreign Stocks: Mexicans, 30i ; Spanisl: Actives,
20,1- ; ditto Passives 51 6; ditto Threes, 38/ 94. Railway
Shares: London Stock, 1214 2; ditto Quarters, 3 prem.;
Midland Stock, 44 2; ditto Halves, 202 4 dis. ; Not th Staffords,
8-1 dis. ; Leeds and Thirsk, 11 :12;
_South-Eastern and Dover,

Western, ; Lanca;liirednd Yorkshire, 48i 9 ; ditto Fifths,
9i dis. ; London. Brighton, and South Coast, 94 5 ; Manches-
ter, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 2G 7i dis.; North British, 6i 2;
ditto Pref., 42 5; York, Newcast!e, and Berwick, 18} 2; ditto
Extension, 61 dis. ; ditto Pref., 34 3 dis.; York and North

Midland, 18* 4. -
The English market is generally steady, at its best quotations
of Saturday ; Consols closing * per cent. lower upon sales.
Railway Shares further depressed, the market closing very
gloomy at about its I,,west. Continuations not much altered
from last account, although stock is scarce. North Westerns,
and Great Westerns, * per cent, Great Northern and Brigh-

ton 5 per share.

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET

-YESTERDAY

The following were the closing prices :—Caledonians, 10;
East Lancashire, 14i 3-16 5-16; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 49;
Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 26k; South Eastern
and Dover, 22 1-16 2-16 I} ; London Qrs., 31.

LONDON CORN MARKET-YESTERDAY

The quantity of English Wheat fresh up is only moderate,
but millers are cautious, and the currency of Monday last is
barely supported. Foreign is in large supply and prices are
with difficulty maintained. Flour very slow of sale at late rates.

r. lower

Beans a

be disposed of but at a del
English White Wheat

425. to 48s

ARRIVALS

English Wheat.
„ Barley
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 9.

At this day's market we had an average supply of stock, and
a large attendance of buyers. Beef sold at from ss. 6s. to
55. 9d. per stone of 141 b. ; Mutton 40. to sd. per lb. There
was a very large show of Yip, and a moderate supply of lean
stuck.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JULY 10.
The previous market being.a bad one, the attendance was but
small. The weather having become colder, there was an tin-
proved demand, at about 10s. to 12s. a beast. We may also
remark that the English markets in the beginning of the week

were better. Prices of beef, 445. to 48s. pei• cwt. in sink;
ton, 4/d. to sid. a 50. per M.; weal, ; lambs, 18s. to 248
each. In the pig market, hardly any being for sale, price:
nominally, 38s. per cwt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

csberg for this port, off IN
for this port

dc, vo,, Hence at Ancona. Iteilcveu ilsz• mule(
Perseverance, Davies, and Petra, De Cuculla, hence at Bilboa. Irregular
Tressy, Jenkin, hence at Texel. Entered
Cygnet. Boyce; Resolution, Horm ; and Ebenezer, Lark, Under treatment
mce at Helvoet. inn

'hton, Doane, and Ocean Star, Lord, hence at he

Inward, and G(

Olive; Olive:St

ni, Howes, Valparaiso
n BiUe. Nakskow.

This act.

week, has bei•n r

SA ILED.—AMeriC

ronto, Baliantyae, Montreal—
Rattler (s.), Carter, Palermo.

ignon, Harvey, Labrador

Ellen Jenkinsnn, from Africa, at this port; sailed from
Mesui ado lith May.
Seraphiva, Gethinz

(the sem(
to hrval;

from Pernambuco at

hence at Archangc
Lady Mary, Cre
Dos Hijos, Garti

Bence at Cadiz
Mozart, Puiz, hence at Santander.

patient

Sugeon, Mr. R. Ratty; A

LCT FOR THE PRET

which received tti

- the united kin. ,
they have immediate operatior
is one declaring that, if any perso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

PRUSSIA.

The Cabinet of Berlin has resolved on supporting in the
Diet the protest of the Duke d'Augustenbourg against the
confiscation of his property by the King of Denmark. The
Prince of Prussia was to leave on the 6th for Baden, where
he intends to take the waters.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

LIVERPOOL TO MgO,.

Monday, Jul ,at 3 o'clock, Afternoon
Monday, y 28, at 10 o'clock, Evening.
RES.
First Cabin (in ing fee)
Second Ditt (ditto)
Steerag Deck
Goods requ' ed to be alongside ONE HOUR before the time
of Sailing.

Apply 'to JAMES HARPER, Sligo; JOHN WALKER, 77A,
Market-street, Manchester; or
to
T. MARTIN and BURNS and Co.,
12, Water-street, Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND CORK,
AND
LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST STEAMERS

RalsiunS(TieErl:_7SHlP COMPANY':
THEto leave CO
first-class powerful Steamers are intender
L.: LIVERPOOL TO CORK,
(From Collikwood Dock,)
The PELICAN, Captain STAVELEY.
WEDNESDAY July 16.. at 11 o'clock, Morning.
TUESDAY July 22.. at si o'clock,Afternoon.
WEDNESDAY July 30.. at 10 0' k, Morning.
From CORK for LIVERPOOL y SATURDAY.
Fares: Cabin (including Steward's 1 2s. 6d

1,1,4

LIVERPOO '0 BELFAST,
(Fro larence Dock,)
T IMROD, Capt. Pity,
THURSDAY ' July 17.. at Ili o'clock,--Evening.
TUESDAY July 22.. at 4 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY July 26.. at .8 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY July 31.. at Ili o'clock, Evening.
And from BELFAST to LIVERPOOL every alternate TUES
DAY,.THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Cabin Fare, including Fee, 15s. ; Deck, 4s.
Agent for the Belfast Steamer,
F. ROBINSON, 35, Brunswick-street.
Agents for the Cork Steamer,
WM. WILSON and SON, 15, Water-street.

FOR DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR,
BEAUMARIS, AND CARNARVON.
THE CITY OFDEIBLINSTEAM-PACKET
COMPANY,
INCORPORATED BYACT OF PARLIAMENT.
The Vessels of the Company convey Her Majesty's MAILS
between KINGSTOWN and HOLYHEAD Twice every Day.
Hours of Sailing:—From Holyhead, 1 5 A.M. and 5 49 A.M.,
London time, or as soon after as the Mails are on board ; from
K. ngstown, 1 0 r.m. and 7 30 P.M., Dublin time.

,~~"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

STAR" LINE OF PACKETS,

IPOOI

TO NEW YORK

QUEROR

Packets

OLD LI N I

POOL PACK

inslant.

rican Packet-ship

C. GRIMSHAW and CO

f the 18th instant

rid 161 h of every Month

Ist August
16th August.

Septetr

6th October

Ist November

G 111tUfHERS and Co

t therateof four

SHIPS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

JULY.

SUMMER GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
On account of the advanced season.

riIRISBY, DYKE, and CO. have again
made large Purchases of all kinds of
Fabrics adapted for the present Season.

As Manufacturers are now clearing out their
Summer Stock to enable them to commence

their Autumn operations, greal,rettb-Mms in
price have been submltt to. In SILKS,

SHAWLS, MANTr BONNETS, RIB-
BONS, LACES, M SUNS, BAREGES, and
other DRESSES, the public will immediately
perceive the great reclnotion in price.

ss; 60, 62, 64, LORD-STREET.

All kinds of Family Mourning,

Organdie Muslin Dresses (twelve yards each)
3s. Ild., 4s. Ild., Is. 6d., 6s. Ild.

BANKRUPT STOCK OF LINEN DRAPERY, &c

60 and 62, OLDHALL-STREET.

JOHN BRISCOE begs to announce that he is the
PURCHASER from the
ASSIGNEES, MESSRS. WATTS AND CAPE,

OF THE B'ANKRUPT'S

STOCK OF LINEN DRAPERY, SILKS, DRESSES, SHAWLS
FANCY GOODS, HABERDASHERY, &c.,
on the Premises, 133, London-road, and that he intends sub.
milting it FOR SALE, at his Establishment, 60 acd 62,
Oldhall-street,

THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) an ollowing DAYS,
at such a REDUCTION in P ES as will effect a spe-d!)
clearance.

The above Stock has n purchased within the last sever
months, and is, con neatly, much more desirable that
Bankrupt's Stocks enerally, being all New Styles. It it
composed of Goo of sterling quality, fast colours, and besl
fabrics, and can'of course be recommended to Families.

FA,KC'Y STOCK OF EVERY KIND IS REDUCED
FROM.TWENTY-FIVE TO FORTY PER CENT.

AND PLAIN GOODS IN FAIR PROPORTIO

The Stock consists of Shawls, Silks, Delaines, Printed
Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Alpaca Lustres, Coburgs, Orleans,
Muslins, Bonnets, Parasols, Lace, Falls, Chemisettes, Habit
Shirts, Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Ribbons, Gloves, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Irish Linens, Diapers, Meetings,
Table Linens, Towellings, Counterpanes, &c.; and a favourable

opportunity now presents itself for making extensive pur
chases.

The Trade and persons purchasing for abroad will be
liberally treated.

JOHN BRISCOE.
60 axd C 2, OLDIIALL•STREET

E GREAT
1851 • EXHIBITION OF

1851.

You
may save full
HALP -
your Travelling
EXPENSES
1, ROM
LIVERPOOL 'CO LONDON,
by having made only
ONE SUIT OF' CLOT
AT
D. MYER

CELEBRATED TAIIAIRING AND NAVY
OUTFITTIN,G,ASTABLISHMENT,
72, LORD,W'REET, LIVERPOOL.
'THOUSANDS

of Gentlemen have already experienced this great

SAVING,
ma‘willing to bear testimony to the fact
CASH PRICES.

Superfine Black Dress Coat
Ditto Frock, lined with Silk
Superior Milled Trowsers
Superior Tweed Elastic Ditto
Three Summer Vests for 28s
The most fashionable Paletot
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS.-

£2 16 0
3 6 6

1 8 0
16s. to 1 6 0

30s. to 508

72, LORD-STREET, LIVER:POOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

Total in the Parish.. 125,960 129,349 255,309

Everton ..
Kirkdale.
Toxteth-park. two Wards,
West Derby Ward .

25,875
9,890 1 35'765

61,326
22,001

Total in the Borough

374,401

Birkenhead and the west shore of the river
Bootle
Wavertree
West Derby township
Aigburth, Garston, Woolton, Gateacre, & Huyton 18,000
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

one opi

utiv as it they wer
t Alderrth

ct was to

Dieu ! will be repeated by the French who saw the occa-
sion on which the Alderman's blood-red crest was won
The stewards created considerable attent

ion by parading

a caduceus,

howeier unlike the podgy bearers were to

Mercury

Take this impromptu on the ludicrous sight—

Taught men to snatch and hear away
And his caduceus still could steep
Frail mortals in an endless sleep.

Now. that on table, tray, and floor,
The snatch and scramble both are o'er,
Would that these Cockney wands could keep
The power to make the gluttons sleep.

I bad hardly intended to trouble you at all with politics,
nor am I actually about to inflict politics upon you. The
condition of the government is too deplorable to be treated
lightly by an enemy. The enemies of ministers seem to
be beating the wind, for though they have an idea that
there is a government on the Treasury Benches, the mo-
ment they begin to make it responsible it disappears.
The beating of ministers has become quite an amusing

game, and
directed.

en seems to plea&

ainst whom it is

honourable member happened to entertain, he had but to
name it, and it was immediately carried. When ➢Zr.
Berkeley had succeeded in getting leave for his bill for the
Ballot, Fergus O'Connor, had he not probably been too

it himself a good " flabbergasting
ants on the Land and Labour League, mieht have su

;o some of

ceeded in carrying the Charter, or Colonel Sibthorpe in
extinguishing railways. There certainly never was a go-
vernment in England in the abused position of the present,
and seeing that they can carry nothing they have hitherto
attempted, they now propose a new Reform Bill.
This Reform Bill proposes magnificently for all classes
of Society, and Lord John Russell has obtained towards
the passing of it as much prospect as the Irishman de-
clared he had when " his marriage was half arranged, he
having got his own consent." The chief novelty of the
bill will be its gr

the franchise to men of literary
eminence and to scholars. How the exact amount of
literary eminence is to be decided, I cannot inform you,
but I believe it is proposed to give the franchise to all
graduates t.nd to the learned professions without reference
to property. It is also proposed to take away property
qualification as a condition precedent to sitting in Parliament.
In fact, since the Whigs can pass nothing, they very
wisely determine on offering everything. Roderick Ran-
dom thought it was as easy to talk of a coach and four as
of a chair or a footman, all being equally in nubibus. I
must save the post, for railroads have even taught literary
men the necessity of punctuality.

OVERLAND CALCUTTA MAIL.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM MARSEILLES.
(From the Correspondent of the Morning Herald.)
MAR.snILLF.s, JULY 13.—Ttie Calcutta mail of June 3
-I No news of importance. Trade was very
mail had not arrived at Marseilles.

has arrived
dull. The Bomba
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

various cieve.f Preve

CLOT

RS, Ot

4, BISHOPGA7'I

LIVERPOOL

Voyage, which is so contri
Department for Outtil

Depa Et

to the Louilott Taw,

ding a FLOATABLE MATT
on Au-sm.:mit, 30 Days'

inent to peffection, and the

inflividual can be an adept without the-adi:at

constant and as: Mucus practice
No one will dispute that prima

of trade—it is in

1 advar

A it"? Practice in the Tri!forin
Borrowing a nitres r
asserted that 11? is

ft statement whioli

ICE MAKES PERFECT."
is no pursuit in life to which this
____

neral
e any at

twin a 1

ty, it,tnny be truly
practice,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

Eatantrti.

ATANTED; a PIIPIrCIigLDUNIIIA3TER to the I:411:

18 _Jr.L. AV1A...., A." ,;,,,
STITUTION for the DEAF and DUMB in 'Throb°
who will be able to enter upon his duties o .the Ist of occii:
next. The Salary .e2OO per Annum Board nod t"',,, 11l
alldon. .
tion of an excellent House atdid to the Inst Der 0
will also have the privile of taking a limited 1051
Private Pupils. unneoll
Application* wit estimonials, to be sent to the . err"
Secretary, Mr. EDWARD BANNER, No. 24, North John-
Liverpool, on or before MONDAY, the 11th of August L..-----/

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
LOANS OF MONEY. oe
n
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL m • g
do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are ds do
be
receive LOANS of MONEY on tl'e security of the Bon ooh
Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, at rate of Four chree,
per Centum per Annum Interest, periods of eithe London'
Five, or Seven Years. The In st payable here or in u" $.Oll
All offers to be addres to GEORGE WirtfEoS'.
Treasurer to the Liver Docks, Dock-office, Liverpool
—By'order, teff'
DANIEL MASON, Secre
Dock-office, Liverpool, March, 1850.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
rpHE SELECT VES an' of this PARISH
.secoo..
their Meeting to be held on TVESD A Y, the tweli7)„, (NT
day of July instant, be prepared to receive oicatt
CANDIDATES for the OFFICE of SSISTANT pIl Ssl,str
OFFICER for the WORKHOUSE, rownlow-hill. The
will be ~elOl per um wit partments in the es,otePli
ment. The Person app be required to t,e_..siti
whole time to the duties oft • d the Appoin.` 4
be determinable by three onths' notice—from any drlestesovj
Letters of application enclosing testimonials, cert.liste,B6,
qualification, &c., an stating the age of the Candoe
whether single or married, to be left at the Office of th
signed, on or before Monday next, the 2lst instant. Cl erg'
CHARLES HART, Vestry
Parish Offices, Brownlow.hill,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

BELGIUM

The Duke of Brabant, the Count of Flanders, and the
Princess Charlotte, attended by their tutors and gover-
nesses, and a small retinue of servants, will leave Brussels
in a few days for the waters at Ems.

The Countess de Bocairne, who is a most accomplished
performer on the pianoforte, has received overtures from
an agent of Mr. Barnum, of New York, who has realised
large sums by the talents of Jenny Lind, proposing to her
to give a series of concerts in North America, under very
favourable conditions. The countess for the present de-
clines the offer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

4cl. per lb. lower for mule yarns, and 3d. per piece for I
40 inch shirtings. The German houses are operatin
tiously, et a decline of from *d. to id. /

b. on last '`v

elect spinnings, however, being scarce, command relative
better terms. The home manufacturers are not buying t
largely as they did, and cop twist, warps, and wefts are cons

uctiLly Ilvs av mlu ila Limy WUre a weeK ago. Doubled and
ne yarns are in but moderate request. The cloth market
presents no very material change since Tuesday; the prices of
the early part of the week have been in a few articles barel'
maintained " 'erally sneaking.. the v6l,

“ue of domestics,
good qualities of printers, :36-inch sh tings, T cloths, and long
cloths, is very steadily supported.
LE EDS.—A large amount of cloth changed hands last Satur-
day, the market being one of the best we have lately had.
Since then a fair amount of business has been done, but
nothing to require special notice.
H UDD MRSFI ELD.— With the exception Of a few parties who
have been on the look-out for job lots, and a few parties more
who have had some immei:iate wants to simply, there has not
been much doing in our market this week. As the season
advances, we shall, no doubt, have more (loins., nrd ctnol,

,
being low, there is'n° likelihciod of any lowering* of prices in
the meantime.

HALlFAX.—Scarcely any buyers visited our Piece Hall on
Saturday, and there has been but little inquiry either for
plain or fancy goods. The yarn trade is still in the same dull,
--satisfactory state, and the wool market is quiet, without any

change in the quot
RocitnALE.—The market on Monday had a rather troll
promising asnect. but no derisive rhstnop fru. th.

• ••, •P,LI, 1.011
expected till the 'winter orders begin to come in. The wool
market for some weeks has undergone little or no change;
business is limited, and prices fully maintained.
BRADFORD, Jinx 10.—Pieces: Our market to-day has been
on the whole rather quiet, considering that we now approach
the period usually the busiest of the season. Nevertheless.

many of our manufacturers are very well engaged to order, as
well for plain as for fancy articles, as the home•trade houses
are now operating rather more freely than was the case some
time ago, and we hear of several large lots m accumulated
stock having been bought up by them. A good many
foreigners, who have come to England to the " world's fair,
find their way into our market, probably as much to gratit
•- -.,riosity as fn.. -s of commerce. Although
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

Mazurl,

With respect to "
Liza, ith May;
Helen, and John person shall unlaw fi
• • • •

. _
all at I felony and liable tO•tra

went,
measur,

SERIES ACCID
I CI

administer, to any person chloroform, lat

erpowering dru

or without 'mil labour, for tl
,s prepared by Lord Campbell
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

. •
Os Od to Os 00. Flour, second .12s 6d to 14s Od
us Od to Os Od Indian Corn, w
12s Od to 13s 6d 460 lbs

BELFAST CORN MARKET, JULY 11

27s Od to 29s 6d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

SPAIN

According to the latest accounts from Madrid an official
announcement was about to be made to the Cortes of the
interesting situation of the Queen. Her Majesty's state
of health is very satisfactory. The Senate has passed the
Treasury Debts Bill by a majority of 62 to 25, with only
one alteration in the 7th article, which now provides that
the purchases of Treasury Bonds by the sinking fund shall
be subjected to public competition.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

Apply to

GREAT WESTERN
D. S. SREARMAN

ISAAC WRIGHT. E. G
SIONTEZUMA. W. DE

COLUMBIA. J. M. B
MANHATTAN, E. VI
FIDELIA, W. G. Fun

CONSTITUTI
NEW wordA

thorou
For I

Freight by t:

TAPSCOTT'S AM

ST GEORG

CONSTELLATION, A
ANTARCTIC, 11.1cliEU
NEW WORLD, KNIC.
ROSCIUS,'ELDRIDGE

RAPPAHANNOCK,
GARRICK, ADAMS
WEST MINI
ROBERT
A CH A?
UV-It:RP°,

KELLY, CONE

Er DICIDG

E Z, HARTSHORN
QUEEN OF THE

HENRY CLAY,

SHEPPARD. A INsw

FIDE i

SI DDO.&7S, HOWES
And sue

For AUSTRALIN

commanded by mer
stion to nn
the
y the above Ships.
who wish to be more
each, to se
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

show, and the other to sup and drink as fully and as often

as was pc

Dancing was absurd—out of

the question. The attempt to form a quadrille party was
rnet, by an irruption of a jostling crowd conducting them-
selves like a street mob at a birthnight illumination, and a
perpetual crush to keep moving was kept up by persons
who had supped at one end and desired to repeat the pro-
cess at another, where they ran no danger of the waiters
recognising them. The whole thing was in fact a very
striking specimen of those Cockney manners which we
bad hoped were gone, and we only see in plays or read in
novels. The troop of horse at one of the masques of
Louis Quatorze, who bought one ticket and a yellow
domino amongst them and each went in and supped, were
)n to the assemblage at Guildhall on
The conduct was emphatically a
London, and I believe there is only

decent in compar

Wednesday E

disgrace to the c

faced policemen

ble rut in armour shu:

ie pillory

bironetcy, it has

Irish Oats.
„ Malt

Foreign

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET

.-YESTERDAY

Sugar—Foreign : Few buyers of floating cargoes; brown
Brazils, 17s. 6d., and Yellow Havana 20s. to 225. 3d. for low
to fine. Refined not lower. but dealers cautious, and brown
lumps 455. to 465. 6d.—Coffee: Demand limited, at barely
former terms ; native Ceylon, 375. 6d. to 38s. 6d.—Tea not
higher, but demand good, and low Congous 100.—Indigo :
Good demand for Tapioca ; Bengal at former terms, but
inferior dull. Late decline.—Cotton : Few buyers, and free
sellers, at previous reduction.—Tallow : Demand not brisker,
but fine new T. C. 375. 6d. on the spot, and 395. to 395. 6d. for
delivery.

MONDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1851

anitrb &tatto.

Will be detained until the 15th instant,
For SAVANNAH,
The fine American :Whip CHAOS,
J. L. Diper6N, Commander;

,-77v-m4OO tons regi ; coppered and copper-fastened ;
sails well ; and is in y respect a most desirable conveyance.
—For terms of fr t apply to
JAMES M'HENRY, 5, Temple-place.

For NEW YORK,

The beautiful Packet-ship RIP VAN WINKLE,

1094 tons register,
E. A. BAKER, Cominatnler

Now on her first voya aving made a splendid
pool ; and is a m esirable conveyance in every

respect

Apply to

- - - MES M'HENRY, 5, Temple-place.
To be stireCeeded by the Packet-ship EUROPE,

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACKETS.

?f, (rnm LlVEltpOOLOßtheist °teach Month
Ind frolll PH ILA DELPII IA on the 10th.

MARY PLEA SANTS. R. R. DECAN.... SOO tons.. Ist Aug.
SHACKANIAXON (new), W. H. WEST.. MOO tons.. Ist Sept.
SH ENA NDOA H. W. P. GARDINER .... SOO lOnS.. Ist Oct.
WESTMORELAND (new), P. A. DECAN 1000 tons.. Ist Nov.

CABIN PASSAGE—FIFTEEN GUINEAS.
Excursion Tickets are issued at ' efity-five Guineas for
a Cabin Passage out and home any of these Ships.

rarce►s will be reccipted s. 6d. each
will be signed at the 0 of the Consi
of which Shippers w" ease to take notic
..„

Bills of Lading
gnees for the Captain,

a-titie are built of the best and most costly
PPer-fastened, and commanded by

'opOered

en of acknowledged talent.
No freight received on board on the appointed day of sailing,
These Ships wil hake steam up the Delaware
Apply to JAMES M.`ll EN RY. 5, TCITIrIe-pliice-
Freirlit navable at 4 tinllnm Qn,.rt. nor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

be early &watched,
For DEA "J-RWARA,

'rp,rl-1 B:irque LAURA,

!amuse Dock.—For freight or pa
lURRAYS, LOXDALE, and CO.

&Otto.

Vaterloo L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-15

Hackie
1, Collir
Indus, Alto]

I Jun

July

Box, wnucl
Sandford, Call
of Good Hope.
Eliza Packer, Gardner, and Wm. Camynses, Holbrook, both
hence at Smyrna.
Azores Packet, Merrifield, hence at Palermo, and sailed for Tuesda
Messina, 26th June.
.•

Hardie, awl Avierinos, hence et Matta.
:aih•d from Smyrna, for this port, 21st June.
to, from Calcutta, for New York, off the Cape

AstI7olo:

'e at Cronstalt.
Fern, Norrie, from

Cafiero, frotiiNiples

,n, from Fonte Vettra, all at Queenstown.
Low, from Matanzas; Rainbow, Bartlett, from
Jessie, Dickman; Orion, Leufstadius; Mento'
nd Proc. Prey), "4. -

Sunday
Monday

Gil Is (1
Sick List

from Ibrail ; Baron Kuirner,'KosuliCh. from Ale 7(
Washington, from Salonica; Pembrokeshir,
'nd Isabella and Ann, Greig, from Girgenti
- from Ancona ; George Hudson. Morton

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from Man fredonh; and G___,
from Barletta, all at Falmouth_
FALmouTtf, July B.—A cask of palm oil, marked on o
6, it - • _ .

ppe, Russo, and Villa de Soieni

long. 12, on the

FRIDAY, UM' 11

ARRIVED
JOllll, N. 13.-
Pontoise.

.—Norman, Howes, from Patagor
—Constellation, Allen, New York—

SAILED.—C. T. Sutton, Le Brun, for Labrada

p, Montreal—John Haven, Harding., New York—Winlal
ey, Mather, Bombay—Lucy, Wright, Constantinople-
- y, Herbert, Demerara—Yuna, Sutton, Trieste-
- vn, Rio Janeiro—Rapid,Csborne,Palermo—Wu
nbay.

Frederick, Frink, hen( at Portland
Liverpool, Eldridge fir
Freya, Hansen, fr
Active, Brandt, from Iti'
Niagara, Smith, he,--

nce at New Yorl

3i), Act

Saturday .. 19

St. Nezaire, for this port, 4th I

LIVERPOOL INDUST

and 'Jenny I Boys on the Books

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'rom Nye Carl

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:o be laden with

Ist June, in
), 19th

mt!roons, for this

:t into Terceira

or Bombay, 31st
Calabar, for this

lay, in lat.
,r this port,

from Calc-utta;

-or this port,

andna,

long. 10 W-
-50 N, long 13

Line, off Lisbon—
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Ward, from
long. es W

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nd,aft_ Trinity

THE CHARITIES

ttendance

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