The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-23 00:00:00

arrived at tt XXIX C. doubtedly coui try tiou tb Rocky rily tri Our would t bushels. than pay fornia. By the from Tat , that Her tectorat same par Hancoc An adva ;nice the Fr Texas are AND COLONIAL NITED STATES There may eu at 8 attendant r be ch ousts I Navigat mercial is D 1. Th n Lak w Orle interes iirch ha ;Ith our nd grat riety of IgOon, our shi ay for 1 , ard carg .ces of pr 162 barr Iron ore Esheads C s of oil Cotton a ~ offering ars since o :t and trans. INTEL[ rci a tew e 5 Court of I ie of a to res ty to A RAILWAY , a Mr. Tapping recovered —ln the Court of Ex big acts id that by I non Lake Erie, according to the Buffalo Corn early closed. No further disasters are re f Saturday and Sunday was v nd fears are entertained ery se I Ontario ral vessel Philadelphia L. Cunab r dress males more n Lt of th —Occ Lrrences pn Ue 17 ed anc 'ree Ct EXPOF )nntry and Ira export at of of IGENCI NVilkic The rule rec s has been r Mason, (t e is justifie or warning not one the Lo shop at a salt It appeared been emploied to bid t it Garra lat a man 3e contract. The Chief common-law authorities vitiated the s in. Verdict i The repealers in the stirring themselves in geney for the distribt Chemistry in the Me them Co' hilst ex On Thurs 1 a ma 3ey took a gu e farmer, Mr. G —We ar lers tha ,)plicat f the r that the a suspensic Cabinet tav DARING ,n, Re• Mr. G Impart on `.!,untl Of Oxford B.A ti. C B A B A., and I 01 St. B-es liott. J. K. I Morris, W. Priests.— cester Coll Rev. W. F L Du I. A 1' A. H estop 8.A., Chris College ; RI Underw - o , d, C. Mars Rev. J. Brewers. LLAND KLLAND. rougbs of Ireland are be n of a general ejection._ Regium in Bel fas Donum, salary ,t on Wedne t professor e Belfast I 1 of the Na irrn7ah Gu mn and b Ministe t Wexford In] , cailed sheurer, Ro in they took , n to assure o e by the present stry fer tk 'eland, and f We are al majckrity of t p Paper. branch car At the las Ir. O'Connel the ever to fear THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. would s age, and I would r master p iug rate, . lam fir mprove chaNdit CORRASPOIVDENCE old be v nt ; for nd, if gone ba .sh dem see Of ight, Divinity Of Oxford : Rev. R. W. Bush, MA., Wor ; Rev. C. Cntliffe, 8.A., Magdalene Hall; Hancock, S.C.L., St. Marv's Hall; Rev. J. . Brasenn , ze College. Of Cambridge: Rev. 8.A., Qoeen's College; Rev. J. Godson, ev. D. Sutcliffe, 8.A., Catherine Hall; Rev. 8.A., Rev. J. S. Howson, M.A., and Rev . w, 8.A.. Trinity College ; Rey. H. Jarvis, 's College ; Rev. E. Marshall, 8.A., Jesuc r. H. P. Steadman, 8.A., and Rev. C. W. B A., St. John's Colege. Of ,t. David's Rev. E. Verity. Of St. Bees Divi '. C. Adamson, Rey. R. K Bateson, ev. W. Crump, Rev. J. Gillies. Rev. Pinder, Rev. J. W. Penieliy, end Rev. G hooter Iff has b, AFF CATTIF by the cle e Pociety b tingbain P PRIC OF .1 E )r. Alexar .tion of th but the rev the superior d Jew. In , en presented to the living of Isl Professor a ;L4 EXTENS o issue for a r, in the gift of Col. Mitchell. —The sum of £2350 has been •gy alone for the restoration of this urch, the Bishop of Llandaff having 500, and the Bishop of Winchester OCIEFY —The total amount of .otestant Operative Association gave ,terday ins in Sc It is stated tha :oHectio! in all cburc umber of a 8, when its :ontributed tow I by the Gr le Bishop .t which' the Rev the reverend gentlett Paul's Church, on th the Rev Paul's, will be the new 1 be remembered that, 0' e, it was offered to Dr. then declined it, on the the prebendal stall, th revs Literature in King's .s'a, Duke's•place, Miuo- Queen's letter has been on behalf Enlarge , in Eng- ands them funds that th e ne forward and Junc- rporatecl land and Wales y :or and March, 1 grants i )f which are free, t )eing £381,031. Sin were exhausted, yet id of 34 new chord an spirit of t them to iew church at Cr Railway, w 'hursdity last, after at Britain errors of ] BISHOP Dr. WO bsent discha various bo traitoro d bappil 'rom tt eld an ordinatio wed :—Deacons.— nd T. P. Wilson, 8.8., Bo'Hot 8.A., and H. G. ; J. M Tay. M. Hunrir Trinity Colleg To THE MEMBERS OF THE DOCK COMMITTEE caring Common Council have pttt themselves in communication with the different commercial 1g any alt ration which migh g, &c. of werchar solute necessity there is remarks upon a ant port of Liverpool Ids of any em of receiving p [ally when there a lozen by I alf-a-dozen pack Df her bei has been 1 in their f s far more detention here ever was without their boon to shipowners, but ti When tt how far ietter it wouk he entire porterage reatly f different parties something When there are only one or it would be desirable that y they would no doubt thro das quick as puss& sel ought, fn my opinion, vvi or two consignees of product ing at the Custom-house the some pe to atten , to the n nore cc be if of the nd mos !lye month don't tbir he power, f n the way, I on th a allow a the cßrg Commere ), (accordi al del d five he will SE dise, and feeling strongly the of great in I ventu Iprovernent being few ce to the e to offer lch vital i can be li e convers, on board vessels !cutta shit at tbeir rge of ti ion of M A the s nts ha that Sir Rot e Trade Memin bject si nimad doing good bestowed upon our late premier, all wasted and expended in the folly of expediency, and the midna,,s of sistency. If he had been unable to release the coml .= the effects of Providence's visitations, or to ex- ight have lamented his inability, but could not; on account at least, have condemned his misuse of oat], and there) )wed the Sore s bowed never-to-6 he Cht zment to S FAR it expla was a fir RSITI AND CI tlernen were ?iqcope rohn's C Of Dub re Woods, B.A College : C. M W. N. Jepson. I S. T. Sprostor A►ldis, W. F. 1. Aladin, T. W. rsons greatly cond They say, " Why, 1 to the whole solution subs nd you three by the same % e; and then, ee. They s ie wail I LL-WIS ?ORT OF CHURCH EDITOR OF TH . A Friend to Chi I in Toxteth Park h against Church ex rtion, that " his ow tion aFsembled cc , t. lie certai ariou , pairs w urgent and costly ieces.sary in this letter to ei know precisely what he sa , c dress which had reference tt. You, for I am able .to do so I mention ti partict n immediate collection, b' Dnsidered and pondered ui client serva TO THE LIVERP( EXTENSION h Eaten Id " iuvrig 7bilst his o .s badly fil ald have presented requiremer u mere t But that 1, in the only passage ) Church extension at a maintaining, and keeping i built, may not be quite ford Whilst the other movement perhaps may be as useful, a quite as necessary." Toxleek Park, Dec. 20, his own word rid certai , sir, &c., 1845. TIMES TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVET, SlR,—The attentive spectator of t two years cannot have failed to disc centuries ago prognost by succeeding ages with anxious sotic That the stirring events to which v ses are but the mg with ,elude to r trophe, there cannot exist a doubt, b infidel or the latitudinarian. 3 ese sentimen gloomy imagination, or the oni breat ly of scoffers and libertines of mein ; to thei their de 1 am content to incur pursuit of truth, and choose to follow the gu] wiser details of religion. Without meriting the charge of exciting us may safely premiseT that the church disaffecti This stat people to ,on. and torn I. ributed the misrule of me lig auspices, as far as th, ogle went, Sir Robert Pc office. The ( ntry declare st implici withhold the 'need of prais lad placed our confidential • expectatious ; in his manag ffiiirs of this country be tic nd vigour f pro.peri y which the nno‘t sa the pleasure of an pinions post had been red proceed. Would t ) the end ( Church A. our forefat sire faced With tp ice fortune cheated lent. Hi :e Peel car s. careful , d not with him to the wa ce teach foreign palladium of c sport w ith the ics of Heav n ulous misc clamou I when pulpit, y filled, did not ad made his peo left, and it is un } ou may A his ad. 11. 1 give that they may first be duly in the for new churchee on the right ivquately Mon, or overlooked by you ie more popular, this nly, in our own case, VERITAS. I RPOOL STANDARD. he events of the last d looked fo, as the effusions of a is the Dingly state are in a and warfar is measures ?fernier i of the corn •estored ns to had dared to Lion. H e re- if his prede could conti er, and point presumption urch. Whilst and to encour of the F stored t c of his ta evinced Let us n, whom w ability a y, it v r I pr I be req JOHN'S M Ltever ma st qualit lis itsel t 241 r. '1 ze cattle from we noticed a f Equally gars. W, k, Butterw any others w hat the meat gt luality. At Mr of excellent buffalo calf w fl'ereil—a fine Thomas Wood weighing togett ar-year-ot for the n T of Welsh : pr Lt to rear 8 out • these tit-bits, The pigs ci many of them , me cf One wa Tiwothy Crowlev's pd the Marquis of Water certainly a weighed beyond exp ton's shop we obz , ery of VCavertree. The line compact an station. At M, ;(.1 a splendid pig rabbit row was from the great quantity bruug weighed 171 b. each : for these 1 some instances obtained hough rather out of season. ry and game will, however, tat meat, some of them having been s and still is, plentiful grapes, oranges, &c Luling Ames other put fashionable morning promenade, but it i of light by day, particularly at this time skylights might, we think, be increased what would be a roach 'eater imprc HESTER DIOCESAN CHURCI SOCIETY_ ted that n for the year 1845 had been pa lance in hand, taking into acCo for which the society is pledged Under these circumstances, t alternative Ras left the painful necessity of rej be avoided, was by year, arising from annual source, however, does no which a reasonable calculati largest asures of re{ !low them only t grant of £3OO each, to Lion with a grant of £lOO, ant to this'd nate b piritual destituti before tbem on former o-c Their regret was al pplications came fr mended by the Bishop to be c and that they will be claims ty is a these cases a are to iocese, their pror ntinually to the sari At the sh t Mr. Gibbon's, ion of Mr. Spee e prices for prit 'rntri sd. to 7d. a fatt )1 . , Down( a, M`Gt ward had tw to fine 5d have been fe h (on dire) 37 , fed by Mr itself - a cur Poultry was 'ere shewn The principal e fresh suppli 'ld out. Fruit apples, fo miikets c in number ment, a new BUILDI yen th hat these endowed eat tw ore ur- rtcr of t themeel• I are ex I ex perk ,f the ungracious be ought to t ucky the fate that would not resign us to the op s of sworn adversaries. but raised Sir Robert Pe 3me our betrayer, and out of a friend made us a Id, and with truth, that Lord John We or , d to suppThrt Rome in that country ; and with government of ? No; mble at tt ut the question natural ald be well if the pusillanimous repress And s who d their trust and independency of judl thi sitions of their master, had lad committed themselves to th at security can w who Mi. da ied to follow the ma his measures, like blind and, like ( r, I trust dren, they spirit of 8 country; the II it is only tn. lake s noise ple than th, e are governed ye been taught he latter. Wt I every pr forefatl ers" w MTETH l'A RI IVERI last wee the Tori I expect kRKET-CH RI lave, whet trust can we rer lestantism yet pr, e our mean-spirited representative res, and not men," is .ur cry, thou t by late experience sufficiently to d iatever Premier violates the rizhts epared to mat!, DELIVERY OF PRIZES AT THE INSTITUTION. The half-yearly delivery of the prize .•_ • 1-......1Aran s holidays, took noticed Da r. Tett ershal . H. Higain r the ja , ul, wh odd, sr lace on Friday 3 [louring down H. M•N 1 sorro Dec. 23, 1845• COLLEGIATE lTfi;ithe Cbris Notwitbstandir, :seiessry , from ing cer On the T. pl l/I. W. Hun untie n um on S t 'beasts leep, c Lich pri u r n - d-atiOn tor livery o BO! last, G Ittinz nt eye for tar speci Mr. Pa The pa of his is did not t of his heal lordship b eanada 1 January. A fever . ace, N G where. in been co Boston was sited on rhursda; during the day measured 337 inches. The violently and several slight accidents rem] da on t] t Queb, g at t ,y with the heavies equenc the 0 er, from this o Lord Metca atch of luantity of is t. of ,hip of the ok out afflicted and tees , for the in the ( )faint ff and defendant at in order to relieve ti iethaelves froti hat they were not xicern, they got 1. 0. I )licitoriothe compan vis which the hey should r udge told the jury that th ri a verdict was There wer paid in, but on a ence he for the plaintif actions by other the same defendant on I same defence w mended to be luence of the result of the first case ',wi r d to take verdicts on formal proof of CHASI 10UNDs will meet on Shipbr t half-past ter s HouNDs will meet or ..•"/ •••• ......... Each day at e ven o'clock. Sift W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet on esday, (this day,) Dec. 23, at ...... Queen's Ilead Inesday, 24, at Worthenbury turday, 27, at . Each day at half pu. redington . i the prelim led, and thi veral sue The j led, an I. O. 1 27, at Each d sday, (this day STA r.) Dec. 23, at rbour I Zhnrp on of f storm' .he diocese, in fi Bishop, and at ice, Esq., Chain, any ; J. F. Led Georg in Huish, -mar he Grand Jur hop and g .eches were del Jilt in the form le building is o angles. it is HIONABLE at Windsor, havin; leaders ummer vim the Hon. S I canoni mongst the )an of the am, Esq., am Corn- H. Law- ager ; and !ion Rail- her get f the New. )RLD g daily in- m of T.S. H ly Adela Ibb ver, the unfortunat kely to end in a spi e, Esq., deceased. late Villiers) is not yet received s reported reconciliitior. from the step Lord and Lady Francis Egerton are staying at Nun Appleton Hall, Yorkshire, on a visit to Sir William and Lady Milner, from Mr. 'Denison's seat, Ossington Hall, Notts. Lady Charlotte Greville, her Ladyship's mother, is also staying at Nun Appleton Hall. t twenty of the clerg were in attend ►any were Char fly Chairman of the La Hard Grar directors ncipal off Chancellor Rai irick, with fm OLT tiT I Queen still rem iews with the politic of the tit •oripen h ,vile considerat it resolved, in spi !s ; they saCrificeds; and every consi y the requiterr that if he ,tten, and mer atitude for the pt , I thank Heaven which we forme: ,tense our abhorr t which will never be ,btens the It principle that thrown down the the sanctity of religil ague of a worthless f ie the principle of cap is flexible and bend iency ; it is not htB dispositiol and suggestion is party, bgt it is his le siren voice of expe Inciples that so easily give way to tb elevate some one pr liency. But to practice, with the ple as a rule of firm determination to maintain it beyond every other con sideration, would be a course too chivalrous for his adop tion, involving too much trouble, opposition, and warfare. But, sir, another lamentable feature in the review of past events is the many opportunities and privileges of f a mistaken )f conviction, to ion important to of a tru ` Conservat secure tran- t the fear but let me ,t he is mistaken bore to the doer .e of the deed he poignancy of our rnment he has , st sacred bul- n, to propitiate iction. He has whilst With prudent a Cburc adminis He tr quality I would al tell Sir No, no perpetn, cause B grid. To see sacrificei chriMa w ark s, oadly j rutus s never t hausted by the varia The Committee I not merely of their income of the ennui next twelve months benevolence, on the them t arry on the affecting their power and they resolved th sociations should be r the objects s, forth i at this the :Or men y's existence Of the new four first alone well only of £3OO eact com - panied by ailed to rot of the Lydia, of.Jer The del so on account of the Mr. James i appeals the expected to come to d be made for the eased measure of üblic, should enable h directions, without racted engagements of the Deanery As: teps for promoting 1 to the public id Decade in the the Committee, the and these kranta were b case, a esent her gr part of 1 r efforts i of fulfillin t the se ement o brouet met by The ar :eived t I work, Friday, the hemselves nd Capt. Glover lty of leaving behind Benjamin ver was u r erous disposition of the prose: loved an arrest of judgment, CHRISTMAS FaSTIVALS. — The advertisement of Mr. Gibbon, of London-road, appears in our paper of to-day, and our knowledge of the excellenceof his articles in duces us to suggest a perusal of it to our readers. His Blair Athol cakes—similar to those presented to the Queen at Athol Castle—are indescribably excellent, and the general superiority of his Christmas, and other cakes, is alone demonstrated by his daily inert aging business. the pi in fres be was k all aft and swear =tit limn Burton, who per , after the death of Mai the sword clean throo some of the crew were c blown out by the captai, by him and Frer a pistol, loaded th - at be orc and to cut at the ml then came on board, and h brpsact aoiil Tf yrs" r to do it, I will :fore morning. I the crew He called tt eith down or go Imo %t them, I thrust a cutlass Dl at them. It appe state of intoxication, and suasions to induce some ( of mutiny against the After the conclusion of tl manded till Tuesday f to-c contained the prisoner, lowed it, uttering, as bef4 thiot - igt ned tip lot tell have y( s, and discharg. I that a hese times ised mensc e mint Wher ry the Pr' l a e y ft ). the court-ys id • er° .de pon t:. - ore, shouts of execration