... f-M' The~ Recta of Chief Caibos parwelye by these Steamsers is 'PAirtf poieaiii. NOT~ICg To SlIppERtS,-Ihle Rate of Freight by ?? Vowsels will not exceed £4 per toil during the Wijiter Were, lioliths. EA ]PAltIL,C s for elifferent, Conslg0CCs, collected and made U , Londo Single Packages, adllr's~ed to one party far ilelivery in API- chang rica, for tile purpose of evading tile Paynment of ...

... F IELD'S NI GHT l--@ G HTS, SUPERIOR TOOT HERS. P3ofd, per box. May be obtailfall Dealers in Candles in Liverpool. UNITED STATES HOTEL WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL. TOHN CLEGG, late of Canning-place, General . Post-office, in announcing to his numerous and 8 cadly Friends that he has taken the above Establislhmeot, cannot f a1low the opportunity to pass without tendering his warm ithanks to thoso ...

... amittvl State%. p NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. TO BOSTON AND HALIFAX. CuiIIR CABIN PASSAGE ?? TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS. SECOND CABIN PASSAG ?? POUNDS. RATE, Or Ftnsnv1: THREE POUNDS rea TON MEAUILfEMENT. TO NEW YORK.lt RATE OF CIIEF CABIN ?? POUNDS. SECOSD CB&ISN PASSUF ?? POUNDS. RASTE. OF FecioliT: ADINIMAI FOUR POUNDS ?? TON MALASUREIENT. COAMOD Freight on Small Parcels live bliillilgs c(ccl, nnd 01l wrlq ...

... RDAYEVE?JING CONCERTS, A CONCSRT.HALL, LORD NELSON-STRBBT. On SATURDAY SIlTY, the 9th Instant, Tue MISSES BENNETT and MR. J. A. PAIRBAIRN WILL GIVE A GRAND SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENT. PROGRAMME. Whall be King best Charlia-Tlse Minoan Bennett and Mr. Fairtairn. Jersey's i3awbee-Mc. Falrhairsi. The tloantoill Maid-Miss M. A. Bennett. Caller flerrin' -The Miesen Bennett. Misirtaild hVillie ...

... TILE ELECTION. eye LtUer$o' jcrcurp & slppim it OF FRIDAY NEXT, THE 9TH JULY, WILL COMrAIN THE FULLEST ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION, AND OF ALL THE ELECTIONS IN THIS NEIGHBOURIIOOD, which will have talke place up to the day of publication. ...

... thesamr>size ni tile di lilt' 1lilfl (]raVitagwroumsg Mbilh a ron ol *enienteloset ill etW4 alltl tille 1lilll room- On the FOcI ml sv storoy aro tlvo 9crvallti r+;+lbl9, llsid tilree !arge spare closets. ! larder. 111 the varti is :; (lo:;b!e et-tatil-ho:lse, fotir 3hiled ?? the basement airo 1 i llo t s 11 ex aelldil t liairy, nle eellar, and S:l veithb lof *lrer 1lla ?? iselatpro- 11: t ...

... M NEY T LEND. - 15M0, £80 0, 100, andI other _ sl -Arppy to H. Fo attorney, Sweet ing-street. folwn ADY515t TO lEND, On Mortgage, the following 8UMS:-t I £100, £250 £400, £40, £400, and £800-Apply to Mr. Payne, attorney, Feel-bulldlngs. r-ANTED TO BOlROW, £100, for two or three years, on - / good personal security, at 5 per cent. ?? C. D. K., to be left at the Post-office, Liverpool 1200, ...

... Saob, Suction. CNASH ADVANCED, &c., tJ AUCTION MART, 75, LORD-STRETET. CASH ADVANCED on Household Furojiiure, Plate, Paintings, Books, Jewellcry, Articles of Vertu, Farning Stocks, and every deserimnion of Merchandiso, whether con- signed for salc or otherwise. AUJCTIONS.-Particsi reznovin,,, and others wishing to dispose of part or whole of theirT Furniture, are respectfully, Iin formed tha't ...

... OYAL AJ&PHIT1HEATRE. ,Copeland, 15, Great Awletk~sraREEABLPOE T Amerlean Tragedian, is eng*e for FIVE NIGHTS only, previous to his appearance at the Theatre-Royal, Haymrnket. Miss EMMA STANLEY, the lar Artiste from the Prince's Theatre, London, toiengaged f~or alimited number of nights. THIS EVENING (Tuesday), TELADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. E. L. Daven, rner; Beauseant, Mr. Chamberlain; ...

... rht e NOTICE TO SHIPPERS-Parcels for differcont Consignees s collected and made up1 in Single Packages, addressed to one- eparty for delivery inl America, for the pirliose of evading pay- ToI e nclt of Freight, will, ~ponI ?? fin Allerica, by the S Customs, hle charged with the proper Freight. eFRENCH, GERMAN, and other FOREIGN GOODS are new 11,11Itedino heUNITED bTA'TES, fin BRMTSH SHIPS;_ e ...

... !o C~otreeponzett. w RELIGIOUS FRAUDS.-The letter of the Rev. ThOmas th4 Atkinson, Prebendary of Doon, is pasedfo insertion. ci- J. M. R.-Mr. Macready took his farewell of the C Liverpool stage on the occasion of his last visit. Cc J. K. L. says- A gentleman Izas discovered a capital El way to displerse a c,'owd of idle boys. Hie offers to teache th them the catechism, and they instantly ...

... fi H. S. J. F.-Taettil lntureracl Sarah Hart at S't-hll t S. Frithi.- We ?? >not afl eri o cat/te a qi tion. II We received yesterdtay, too ?? to be attendeed to to-day, the . eotamunittieatioos qf An Old Sublscib~er lnd a Ratc-pas-er C A Total Abstainer, and Ali Admirer of the late slr I 'Robert Peel.'I J. L., Dublijn. We ciutt t mitoect- lc to give aeveie ttinder t CieiicurtaeCe ...