The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08 00:00:00

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THEA.TRE-ROYAL, WriadAmsoN-SQUARE.— Air ATRIMONIAL INSTITI
INA_ FOUNDED, 1846.
Mr, E FOR ELEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
, .Adel I ' • WEBSTER, Proprietor of the Theatre-Royal, ET
OFFICES-12. JOHN.STRE , ADELPHI, L
AND 18, NASSAU-STREET, NEW YO
• by tit?, 11, London, Madame CELESTE, Directress, supported
KEE'!" Popular Artistes, Miss WOOLGAR, Miss MARY
This Institution has been established many
the Rs EY, Mr. PARSELLE, and Mr. PAUL BEDFORD, of
great success), as a medium for the introductio
Dusininse Establishment.
~ GOLD ;
DramaslS
.„I,his Engagement the very
,popular new Adelphi unknown to each other, who are desirous of forn
0"' TWA LOVES AND A LIFE, and the THIRST OF monial Alliances, but who, from some cause or of
and stri'
SUperinte or THE SEA OF ICE, will be produced,t under tse find Partners in their own circle of acquaintance,
king of Madame CELESTE, with al their original position, &c. The strictest honour and seeress. is
in every case, and none but parties of respectabil
This sing effects.
win be Present TUESDAY EVENING, the Bth August instant, with.
IWisedbausteerprtMr. B. Prospectuses, Application Forms, Rules, and t
:•escienutiend, MASKS and FACES. frip e ,
..
'Mr. Paul Bedford ; , Peg Woffington, moon sent free to any Name, Initials, or Address
Tor Tile Celeste • Mrs. Vane, Miss NA oolgar. FLYING of twelve postage stamps sent.
Arnedo
isOlsiss ' • By order of the Director,
• Captain Sans Soucie, Mr. B. Webster; Colonel
w . iv, Air. P. Bedford.; the Duchess de Sombri.eusl, Atliss LAURENCE CUTH BERT, 12,Jan-street, Adelpl
ooigarMiss At keliefelye.n de Monterean, Madame Celeste , Jus ine,
NEW YORK INSURANCE OFF
Arg...hloattow- (Wednesday),
.TWO LOVES AND A LIFE.
. ''', nISTOPHELES. Mephistopheles, Miss Woolgar; Mar- The Undersigned having been appointed /
the NEW YORK BOARD OF UNDERWRITER
- ',Ms d Brancader, Mr. P. Bedford ; Frainetta, Miss al.
Keeley? all Parties receiving in this Port Damaged Ships
Acia.:3iipirititsivlvHoLtiargsnotAtve,
mCrA,BIN BOY. Julio, Madame Celeste; Insured at New York, on which Claims may be m
P. Bedford • Mad'lle Jennie Larch tify such to him, as no Claims will in future be pai,
. 'HOPES AND FEARS.' GOOD NIGHT, not not pass under his supervision.
•
•11440,rNMSiIsCCs lI,F
KeeIey.rPANTALOON. Mr. P. Bedford, Miss Wool- S. R. GRAVES, 13, Baltic-bt
,„,,On FRIDAY, Mr. WEB'S BENEFIT, NIGHT
swITH MOLIERE.micte theSTER Times. TARTUFFE A .
Tartuffe, WORKING MEN'S PROTESTAb
lilr. B. Webster; Elmira, Madame Celeste; Dorienne
Miss FORMATION SOCIETY.
boolgar ; Marianne, Miss ISL Keeley. LA TAURO3IACHIE, ESTABLISHED UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE 1
), Madame Celeste. THE PRETTY GIRLS OF STILBERG. LAMENTED ALDERMAN EDMUND MOLYN
Ernest, Mr. B. Webster, with his celebrated Portraiture of The promoters of this Society, in making an ap
'the Emperor Napoleon ; Bob, Mr. P. Bedford • Margot, Nobility, Gentry, Tradesmen, and the Inhabitants Madame Celeste ; Christine, bliss Woolgar ; Bertha,' Miss of Liverpool and Vicinity, do not feel called upo
al. Keeley.into a defence of its principles amid the many infall
On SATURDAY,WH-4 TWO LOVES AND A LIFE. And GOOD scattered over England attesting their soundness, b
-BT. MONSIEUR PANTALOON. to announce that its object is to aid in maintaini
inn
gent
Box-office is open from 'Fen till Three daily, for secur- stitutions of the country, based upon those principl
,to 2,rats and taking Private Boxes, which may be had under If the Throne and National Institutions be Prot(
''',,,,ll,:ction of Mr. T. SHUTTLEWORTH. promoters of this Society contend that the princi,
Galler.lou :—Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 36.; Pit, 25.; mined and carried. out by their martyred forefatt
,Doors !a, Children in arms not admitted. which Protestantism rests, ought not only to be
o'clork `l3 De opened at Half-past Six ;to commence at Seven -- Pre hel but strenuously supported, in order that they mi
petuated.
This, then, being the object of the Working 3
°YAL ITALIAN OPERA. THEATRE- testant, Reformation Society, the promoters call u
fellow Protestants to aid them by their contribut
re, spectfull
Rs ry
AL, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.—The Management enable them to provide a place,large enough to acct
given on
sthe 6th, of 800, vi
Ai announces that a Series of Five OPERAS 'II be the Members, already numbering upwards 0
Roma
ber next ONDAY, the 4th, TUESDAY, the sth, WEDNZSDAY, may be prepared to combat.th.e Errors f.
Ms 'lle
illsasnAir, the 7th. and FRIDAY, the Bth of Septem- curse of every country where
.it is introduced,o
tine
rs' ~IPPorted by the following eminent Artistes : structed in the great and glorious prple f h
Madam ,14. ti YELL!. Mad'lle MARA!, Mad'lle ALBINI, tion, and rendered competent to disseminate B Sign°. tALBINI, Signor TAMBERLIK, Signor LUCHESI, among the masses of their fellow Working Men, and
•Nlssi; ,AGLIAFICO, Signor BARTOLINI, Signor POLO- among their deluded Roman Cotholic feilow-ti
•BENTEDitesisseur, Mr. A. HARRIS; and Conductor. Mr. Contributions are therefore respectfully solicited.
'Covent- Cr.
The CHORUS, from the Royal Italian Opera, By order of the Committee,
garden, comprising JOHN PARSONAGE, Pre
Mr. Nye' TENORS. JOHN BENNETT, Hon.
Mr. Ste 'ng, Signor Mainetti, Mr. Shaw, Mr. T. BALL, 56, Whitechapel, the Treasurer, to
Mr. Conrnh'ell, Signor Chierichi, Mr. Foster, contributions are to be addressed, has received the
Mr. F. Millar, Mr. Fleetwood, Mr. Gabussi. from—
.€
Mr. E ms,
Alderman James Lawrence
Si
attoid BASSES. T. B. Horsfall, Esq., M.P. 5
s,Signor m 1 Signor Talamo, Mr. Raikes, Alderman J. Parker 5
gor - , Signor Fabretti, Mr. ArCarthy. W. J. Horsfail. Esq 5
Madn Valerini. Signor Molter, Rev. W. M. Falloon 1
rna
Rev. Samuel Minton
Awn, • vans, Msdms. Ronca Msdms. Cronin Rev. W. F. Taylor 1
Msdms 13)abnis, Msdms. Bode'', Medals. Gledhill, Mr. P. Bassford 0
. msdins.
szers, Alsdms. Chierichi, Msdms. Laly, Mr. W. Woodall
And the Band Msdms.Goldsmith, Msdms.Prichard. Mr. T. P. Gwatkin
of the Liverpool Philharmonic Society. Mr. George Ward 0
e_eThus tormingConductor—Mr. BENEDICT.
1 et Derformanc a tout ensemble that will ensure the most per-
'London. es of the various Operas ever presented out of NOTI C E TO MAIIIi N I
Norm, L... Belli REPERTOIRE.
A
!Sias"'"'U'lleS nl'S Opera, NORMA. EXHIBITION OF A NEW REVOLVING LIGI
.... a OnieCruv 11' I 0 oveso ....Signor Tagliafico NORTH RONALDSHAY,
LlOtild ...... Ala ~. e i r
e...... Ai n Ile AT iPiI ~ era. ..R.V.O Signor Polonini AND
E ..a9arne Albini Pollio Signor Tamberlik ALTERATION OF THE START-POINT I.IGHT
TerAmina eilint's Opera, LA SONNAMBULA. REVOLVING LIGHT TO A FIXED LIGH'
.......
Rudolph Teresa • Mad'lle Albini 1 Alessio Signor Polonini
..... Mad
.... lime Albini Elvino Signor Luchesi I. NORTH RONALDSHAY LIGHTHOUSE
016110 r Tagliafico
The COMMISSIONERS of the NORTHERN LIGH"
-Leonora „ Beethoven's Opera, FIDELIO. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the LIGHTHOUSE
Alargarii; illad'lle S. Cruvelli Pizarro Signor Fortini advertised as being built upon the ISLAND OF No
Rocco„ - • • •
g Alad'lle Mara' Jacquine Signor Luchesi NALDSHAY IN ORKNEY, has been completed, and t
.... Signor Tagliafico Florestan .. Signor Tamberlik will be exhibited on the Night of Far DAY, the Ist Sei
. Dessie Rossini's Opera, OTHELLO. 1854, and every Night thereafter, from the going
14t...,mona,MdIle S.Cruvelli 'Minim Signor Fortini daylight in the evening to the return of dayligh
011. a ........ Mad'lle Albini Doge Signor Polonini morning.
Rode ....... Signor Tagliafico 0te110...... Signor Tamberlik The following is a Description of the Lighthouse,
Igo ...... Signor Luchesi Appearance of the Light, by Mr. DAVID STEVENSOI
' Elvis Verdi's Opera, ERNANI. neer to the Commissioners :
Gin a, Md'lle Sophie Cruvelli I Don Carlos.... signor Fortini The LIGHTHOUSE is in N. Lat. 595 23' 157', and 'i
isn'„vtilna ...Madame Albini lago Signor Polonini 25 23' 38" ; it stands on the Northern Point of the i
Silva . Signor Tagliafico Ernani ....Signor Tamberlik North Ronaldshay, and by compass Moulhead (
r.,_.Subscriptions for the Five Operas, Transferable, Two Westra bears w.N.W. # N., distance, 15 nautic mil
uineasf.
,;
e, Three utneas and a-Hal. A limited number of Stalls, Transfers- Start-Point of Sanday Lighthouse, S.S.W. 4 W., dial
u'subscriptions received and places secured for the Five Per- miles.
The NORTH RONALDSHAY LIGHT will be known
_:?,rtnances, at the Box •office of the Theatre-Royal, from Ten ners as a REVOLVING LIGHT, producing a bright
.41,1Tiiree; and, by the kind permission and co-operation of the natural colour once in every 10 seconds. It will b
". StioLow Esq., at his Office, 5, Exchange-court, Exchange-
ats
•eet East, THIS DAY (Tuesday), and the following day. above the level of the sea; and the Light will be see
"..--......._
distance of about 18 nautic miles, and at lesser di
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—SoIe Lessee and according to the state of the atmosphere.
Tbedianager, Mr. W. R. Copeland, 15, Grea t Charlotte-street. And the COMMISSIONERS HEREBY 71tjHcFiiI
-from tZ7b popular Tragedian, Mr. BARRY SULLIVAN,f NTselCuEe,nttlisatmbid(ldr
ii)yri
anotherCotincil d e
Order in) Coaurnc,
rntrbeatr
:tre-Roy:I, Haymarket, and late the
e Nigiitsonl n—Continivueerci subsequently ljecemlyser, 1833, they are authorised to levy the fi
imskritnept),,s4r.g4,.er.:',,,7,, Mvre.nß.BAKEß,yMiss FANNY Tolls in respect of the above Lighthouse, viz. : .
This ' -rig Miss •ROSINA WRIGHT. For every Vessel belonging to the United King
HAMLET3aeIat TUESDAY EVENING, the Bth August instant, Great Britain and Ireland (the same not belonging
' 11
Sites. t 4,, _tlamlet, Mr. Barry Sullivan ; Polonius, Mr. B. I Msjesty, her heirs and successors, nor being navigate,
Miss o'rra“,,cutz_host of Hamlet's Fat her, Mr. T. Lyon ; Ophelia, 1 in ballast), and for every Foreign Vessel which, by an
To. -"‘"rougti.
,„__ , (miaow (Wednesda' Parliament, Order in Council, Convention or Treaty,
• •
,nnue Melnotte, Mr Bari)' THE LADY OF LYONS. privileged to enter the Ports of the said United Kingdi
ssaker ; Pauline Miss Bakery Sulli van ; General Damas, Mr. paying.the same duties of Tonnage as are paid by
On THURSDAY, ''•
.
lzarry Sulliv rHE GAMESTER. Mr. B belonging to the United Kingdom (the same not bet
Walton. an ; Stukely, mr. T. Lyon ; Mrs.. everley, Mr. gated wholly in. ba ,
llast) which shall pass or deny,
Isl, th R ld h 0 Sixt,
Beverley, Mrs. ' from the said Light at or one s ay, ne-
On FRIDAY,tap. THE WIFE. Julian St P' ' a Penny per Ton of the burthen of such Vessel each
"van ; Marianna, Miss Swa b * Pierre Mr. Barry passing or deriving benefit from the said Light,
On sA n °rough
Barry URDAY, DAMON AND PYT • Coasting.
Voyage, and double the said Toll for cad
DAY
Stilliv HIAS• Dam is or deriving benefit from the said Light on i
followed an. on, Mr. passin„
A THIS EVENING, and T sea Voyage.
Sea AFTER THE WEDDING, Man La pawky EVENING, And for every Foreign Vessel navigated as afores
and E . her Second Appearance.—To-sas Y Freelove, Miss privileged as before mentioned, double the amours
TA ~.RIDAY EVENING, by the new Far oanow EVENING, respective Tolls above specified.
p.''s..S.l g MOVEMENT. Anthony Soski ce, THE MOUS- Which Tolls are further declared to be subject
to
.sa4ohnson. Miss Baker.—On Fatmade --Over.
ns, Mr. Baker •, Louisa lowing abatements on payment being . -
And T Delph, Mr. Baker • Liddy 01:"'" EVENING, FAMILY sets twenty-five per cent. ; Coasting vessels, ten per
_ HE MOUSTACHE IMOVISSI Larragan, Miss Baker.• —
_ACTOI,DRCDIOAding THIS EVENING, To.' ENT' s, 11. START-POINT LIGHTHOUSE.
SentitleclUTsr"lNna' h the nsiortuow, s HbRSDAY, and The START-POINT Light, which is 61 miles fron
Wright and SOIREE DE CARNI7 Ballet Divertissement,
.Ronaldshay Light, being at present a REVOLVING
Admissi the Lauri Family will a AL, in which Miss Rosina producing a bvight flash once in every minute, the (
Is.
6d .
GI :—ress Boxes, 35,; pspear. .
SIONERS FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that on and
Boxes. I as ery, 6d, Second Price •icl; Boxes, 2s. 6d. ; Pit; Night of FRIDAY, the Ist Sept., 1854, when the New R
The,
BO• bd.
; Pit'
Is.
Children • • ress Boxes, 28. ; Sid
in arms not adnsitted. Light at North Ronaldshay is to be exhibited. theAz
,ing
seats xs•ocfifice is open from Ten till Three daily, for secur- REVOLVING LIGHT at Startpointm,lm. BE CH
the directionn taking Private Boxes, which may be had under A FIXED LIGHT of the natural colour.
Doorsto
of Mr. T. Shuttleworth. By order of the Board,
o be o ene (Signed) ALEX. CUNNINGHAA
conarnenc Seven 3 dat Half-past Six: the Performance to Northern Lighthouse Office, Edinburgh,
eat 'clock precisely.
-1-1 A SHILLING ORATORIOS. 1%1-OTHERS I MOTHERS ! MOTHE:
NDEL'S ORATORIO "JUDAS MACCABAUS" -1-V-1- —The best Medicine in the World for Inf,
will be performed Young Children is ATKINSON and BARKER'S
On TUESDAY NEXT, the 15th INSTANT. INFANTS' PRESERVATIVE. Under the patronai
ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. Queen. The high and universal celebrity which this /
Mira RT,Twr, ..PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS : continues to maintain for the wre .

10 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0

5 0 0
1 11 0
0 10 0
1 0 0

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kiss S'

-1, miss SANTLEY, Mr. HAIGH (of Dublin)
Mr. .
)rganist—Mr. GEOand. HIRST.ARMSTRONG I Conductor—Mr. SUDLOW
CHORUS OF Two PERFORMERS.
Stalls and Gallery, is ; BHUNDRED oxes, 28. Tickets to be had a
:11eOFFICE of the SOCIEIIt, Exchange-court, Exchange-stree
Rast

deadly narcotic

ILIIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
r—The FIFTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT will tak
ace on FRIDAY, the 25th instant, for which the followin
nlinent Artists from the Royal Italian Opera are engaged Aafi'll..rrorrlrnr I' • la w •• . •

Signo Signor LUCHESI, Signor TAGLIAFICO,
r SUSINI, Signor POLONINI, Signor TAM BERLI
PIANO-FORTE M. JULES BENFnu,”
,ris!oNnuerou Mr. J. ZEUGHF-
7, Akets for unappropriated Stall'
Gallery Stalls, 5'
r.Y order,
kfrr. -

tiovernmer

HERRNIANN

LIVERPOOL.
Jou
ATKINS, Lessee. 6, V
GALA DAYS

jy-road

1410xtia,,,
TtltstiW
hisFRT,I3 Present `„,'. CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
4U y, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, f!th.
Of
fHerr entire New Ballet of Action. under the direction
'4,ICOLO DUBLIN, called THE. RED INDIAN ; or, Thalia Put 9P THE PRAIRIE. Principal Charactcrs by the
A, ci anulY, J.
P. Henderson, Madlle. Mazoni, Miss S.
com,lstrk, Miss J. Clarke, Madlle. Rosine, and the new Ballet
T.. I.IIIIY.

'HURSDAY

Litientp 1--;ittr!3e of.the.Day Heyr NICOL'? DEULIN and his
PERF.„ramily will give their extraordinary ACROBATIC
G,G,ItNIANCE on the Stage erected on the Green.
SRIv4, hAT NOVELTY :—A Grand PICTORIAL REPRE-
IiCaATION of the ATTACK upon ODESSA by the ALLIED
j,,L'ea's of FRANCE and ENGLAND will take place on the
at Dusk. •
'Re Stupendous ETNA and the CAVES of the CYCLOPS.
k .GRAND DISPLAY of FIREWORKS.
1.. L on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
Admission; Is. ; Children, fid.
'buses from the Exchange every Twenty Minutes.

-1)
(----iAL
COLOSSEUM
P
ARADISE-STREEI
EslikrtirEapoot, the Palace of cheap Amusements OPEN
titrut EVENING, with a continual change of Vocal,. In-
tecen,e9tai. Gymnastic, Choragraphic, Calisthenic, Comique,
l'ro ..i
Chirauctznue, and numberless Entertainments.
4Drietor, Mr.
/4E-UM of EGYPTIAN,
GREEK. ROMAN, BRITISH, and
ANGLO.SAXON ANTIQUITIES,
8, COLQUITT-STREET,
BOLD-STREET.
ktinaitti4: OPEN DAILY from TEN to FOUR.
SY b .I,e' 64. ; Children, Half-price.
LONgi‘isrli AM CRYSTAL PALACE.
° 'ND NORTH-WESTERN m
-AA ,AIII)SUAIMER HOLIDAYS RAILWAY..
-elis's CHEAP EXCURSIONS
LGIVDO iv, TO
LEA,„-„-‘FORD, PETERBOROUGH, BIRMINGHAM,
--14NGTON, STAFFORD, SHREWSBURY,
On 84.,," AND WOLVERHAMPTON.
OWerin
2Gth.
nDAY 4EIGUST the 12th, 19th, and
r...r.$ a choice of f' .
en u rurther • rom Two to
applicationPtaorticulars see small bills,
Twenty-two Days in Town.
which may be had

xr HENRY R. MARCUS,
—..anager and Conductor of Excursion Trains,
19, Leigh-street, Liverpool.
NoTT
LIVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES, 1854.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commissions for
Aun„_/g.these Assizes will be opened on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
the Or
at the Vice-Chancellor's Court, St. George'il
tha
the 6rjr,l;?ol ; and that the Court will then be
laidsjnoeuscsnedof
Assia"eiMitbloturse, in Liverpool, where the b
sAcotne.d .
By order of,t.laien u Mr. Baron PLATT and
Atir. Justice CROWDER,
Crown T. SHUTTLEWORTH Clerk of the Crown.
Mee Preston, Ist August, 1854.

. _ .
rtillE LIVERPOOL NEW GAS COMPANY.
toria ;Provisionally Registered under the 7th and Bth Vic.
I)ep'ji 1(1)0.
ShillingCan!tal •e 150,000, in 15,000 Shares of £lO each.
The do ne on each Share.
'flatting NViPatny propose to LIGHT the TOWN during
the
Persons n.
11 r, at 3s. 6d. per 1,000 CThic Feet.
pr,B Will wait "Pon Consumers for Orders forthwith.
instantlectuses and full particulars will be ready on the llth
Unice, of the Company-14, Basnett stree.
Atigtist 3r4, 1354. •

Mr. T. BALL, 56, Whitechapel, the TreasUrer, to whom ali
contributions are to be addressed, has received the following

TO MARINERS

EXHIBITION OF A NEW REVOLVING LIGHT AT
NORTH RONALDSHAY,
AND
ALTERATION OF THE START-POINT LIGHT FROM A
REVOLVING LIGHT TO A FIXED LIGHT.

The COMMISSIONERS Of the NORTHERN LIGHTHOUSES
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the LIGHTHOUSE formerly
advertised as being built upon the ISLAND OF NORTH Ro-
NALDSHAY IN ORKNEY, has been completed, and the Light
will be exhibited on the Night of Fitr DAY, the Ist September,
1854, and every Night thereafter, from the going away of
daylight in the evening to the return of daylight in the
morning.

The following is a Description of the Lighthouse, and the
Appearance of the Light, by Mr. DAVID STEVENSON, Engi-
neer to the Commissioners :

The LIGHTHOUSE is in N. Lat. 59Q 237 157', and W. Long.
20 23' 38" ; it stands on the Northern Point of the Island of
North Ronaldshay, and by compass Moulhead of Papa-
Westra bears W.N.W. * N., distance, I 5 nautic miles ; and
Start-Point of Sanday Lighthouse, S.S.W. 4 W., distance, 63
miles.

The NORTH RONALDSHAY LIGHT will be known to Marl•
ners as a REVOLVING LIGHT, producing a bright flash of
the natural colour once in every 10 seconds. It will be visible
all round the compass. The Lantern is elevated 140 feet
above the level of the sea; and the Light will be seen at the
distance of about 18 nautic miles, and at lesser distances,
according to the state of the atmosphere.

And the COMMISSIONERS HEREBY FURTHER GIVE
NOTICE, that by Order in Council, dated 7th March, 1851, as
,übsequently modified by another Order in Council, dated
9th December, 1853, they are authorised to levy the following
'ls in respect of the above Lighthouse, viz •

For every Vessel belonging-to the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland (the same not belonging to Her
Ighjesty, her heirs and successors, nor being navigated wholly
in ballast), and for every Foreign Vessel which, by any Act of
Parliament, Order in Council, Convention or Treaty, shall be
privileged to enter the Ports of the said United Kingdom upon
paying the same duties of Tonnage as are paid by Vessels
belonging to the United Kingdom (the same not being navi-
gated wholly in ballast)„ which shall pass or derive benefit
from the said Light at North Ronaldshay, One-Sixteenth of
a Penny per Ton of the burthen of such Vessel each time of
passing or deriving benefit from the said Light, if on a
Coasting Voyage, and double the said Toll for each time of
passing or deriving benefit from the said Light on an Over-
sea Voyage.
And for every Foreign Vessel navigated as aforesaid, not
privileged as before mentioned, double the amount of the
respective Tolls above specified.
Which Tolls are further declared to be subject to the fol-
lowing abatements on payment being made :—Over-sea ves-
sels twenty-five per cent. ; Coasting vessels, ten per cent.

11. START-POINT LIGHTHOUSE.
.POINT Light, which is 61 miles from North
Ronaldsha, ,ht, being at present a REVOLVING LIGHT,
producing a bright flash once in every minute, the CONIMIS-
-INERS FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that on and after the
ght of FRIDAY, the Ist Sept., 1854, when the New Revolving
,ht at North Ronaldshay is to be exhibited, the present
&VOLVING LIGHT at Startpoint WILL BE CHANGED TO
FIXED LIGHT of the natural colour.
By order of the Board,
(Signed) ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, Sec.
vorthern Lighthouse Office, Edinburgh,

MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! ! !
—The best Medicine in the World for Infants and
Young Children is ATKINSON and BARKER'S ROYAL
INFANTS' PRESERVATIVE. Under the patronage of the
Queen. The high and universal celebrity which this Medicine

~.....,.. duu cure Of Incis
Disorders incident to Infants, affording~..p.,
instant relief in con-
e
vulsions, flatulency, affections of the bowels,,difflcult teething,
the thrush, rickets, measles, hooping cough;cow-pox, or vac-
cine innoculation, and may be given with safety immediately
sailor hirth TI L. ...... —L.....-_____ .. ..