The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-14 00:00:00

Q UE LIVER id HISTOF LANGUAGES GR ODR IN TlN sy Gand DRAWING. „,G,LJSH and JUNIOR 111,1 e NTENDENI Ensurana Etizbt H Finn A re issue t, St n in force AO t of the World. Assuring within,Ei WCSTERN surrey. )ckst jun Tig ei,0813, )iew. F u s it Hofft,l A. Let T M an Et ev enu." ONTRA 81R11 , 11 REDDEN Tenders Town-k, DISCO ti ILI up 1,11 . 14 Tl-1E D GEM Tin .P ) iiAT kNps, 4 ) . IIPORAT EALI le Boro will bee Town-ba )n of Mo Giverpo g:neer the delivery emptied, nal e of not less tl DDENS,NEMOVIA .the COIT TEN DEE SWEEPIN d the H ee years fro, 11F - of the Cont InspectOrofNui , . >y the party tendering, and mitee do not bind themselves and endorsed "Tender for be delivered at the office Liverpool, not later DAY, the 10th day of Jant SHUTTLE WORTH, To% 10th December, 1852. Mont 'NT BAN} .-SIRE 11, and none ar e-issued after being Disci" n the Bank it due, unless taken up, wb interest Ibe Ellowed as charged for all N FOR THE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY IRECTORS of the HOUSEOWNERS ORAL LIFE ASSURAytt COMPANY are CE SUMS OF MON2T, not exceeding .€5OO, OP PROPERTY, payable in Small Instalme en Years, to ist6' payers LOANS OF MONEY. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. ORPORATION of LIVERPOOL L A MONEY 'Liverpoi BeiTH E JNT ERILST CAPES ber, 1852. re pee- July in every year composed 11'01 - iiverpOZl and the Neighbourhood for manufacturing, tlnd other purposes, and for Ftncn,irElNG AN ADDITIONAL OR AND THE HEOTAMENTS, AND ESTATE OF THE iE INCH Treasurer , street; or to the TowN CLERK, titer of whom further particulars 1 ruration. RS. HARWOOD 4URSDAYvtr 11 LESSONS s, Birkenlielet t the ALBUK As LSON-STI ENWOOD COLLEGI H ANTS (4.,;, ,Aiek n ell, Es E ASSURANC SOCIETY, TENT-STREE,7 ND BIRKENHEAD. SON, respectfully an upil•..t'hat their EVENING WEN every TUE SATURDAY WEDNESDAY and s. Chester, eve ve-square fONDSON OLIN '1 +INDA Win" Member of the Pi !al Socielytßeriln._ Professor Bunsen, Ch , al Lecturer ..in the Ur of Marburg: L'ROUT: JOHN HAAS, lienberg's Inst RICHARD Notices. S, LONDOIV Lt.D., KR le, except in Le Life assured n the Premium sum, or in a AND ANNUITY ,ONDO S, Upper Wood, Esq., Westminster man trb PPLY C ST DERBY ry EyE - Far indispjatit ELE( I TH,.-P VERPOOL when tl reared). n,Dixon,& ;envick an ~andßi UCAr L, 4600,000, in 30, PER SH r Glyn, Esq., M.l E 14, Directc Lo n. 1.P.. Lor Esq., (of ( Esq., Mnne yen Lork re. Glyn, .8. Writle Herbert M [in Wilkins( mes Al`He , bert Lamont; Ea Director of the _Company, Lire London ward We, amayn )f Main or at a Liverpoo' eon, sty Copies street ; and EL NEILSC paid tt Date S 0 1.1 FOR TA A JE Name an THPORT (PROVISION B CONSTRUCT, TTY OR PIER F SOUTH POR" IL NOT TO NDS, IN 811-41 'OSIT, ONZ Ttlmprovem ;rown, Sout h, Soi( mison, Krt, , altbonse, Sc s Woad, Sciuthr lie Liverpool B essrs. Loyd, E rant of r has a fair pr y from I an casb ire as also Thoma Mr. He Mr. Jol THE NIT, South port ilt have doubled in ten years for the a and ac bitatits and Visitors, it is proposed from the Promenade, extending verage, ex ill pay an Parties ii )UTHP( THE LTVI IAPH C 7111TP A THE requ VICTU D SCH LADLE HOUSE TAX. OWNERS of PROPERT' Lasted to attend a MEETING nal Meet ?HE S' SOCIETY FOR CL SCOTTISH POOI ANNUAL SALE of CLO' Vednesd a RPOOT STANDARD, to be held at tb :Is DAY, (Tuesday, )THING HING George-s 1 ning at I 'lNcopop SHIP 1 CHAN ORTH - .IIIPANY 'ornament, 7 a b (with pow British N he East 1 eneral Iron Scre Bank of B tusiioy Cerbi lie financial LOU of the Excitngt in the present Governm Uu pitui by We are glad, ho effect in t was the habit to snE iovern me tical duties gou., statement n, would conve as to the sincerity of tbei quarters where his pretension. for the discharge of Without a revolution, a com- .t, Lon, olonies, by fi tk; RY TtDO of Messrs. COMPA EGISTERED,) STABLISHMENT OF ND EAU ,N AND SHILLING PER Soutlip Southpor n, A.lUi Co., M felt to be a Lots of Soutt port Ra port, a ' 4 a safe to Lou le rapid in 'ier for that :er's ride of ication to P: ake a Railr , Inmodation of its Inha Pier, to cornmer 1 thenCe to Low V ,f road at that i to creat n foun ith two ffording to the public an extc ver the a at High Water, an bathing with comfoi :h ease an admissi landing B. Ho fety at nd embarking n Southport I cis £3200 per ur bath on an n aver- Com• I qtired hope lh eive communic: it ; and if ourfr anbat C. 14 POLICY )rld, and used his ;heir eh ib- sions of logmas or shades ie enough to ex- PON DEN 11 be happy, at cts of local or general intere ithenticate the Arpoot ,ait &NW V% DAY MORNING, DE ISTERIAL ho has lived in the we let real too ? it To collect the opinions of and of different class Budget would a mat Feet to her quarters ile there are som he community r of some c by some of brambles, with which to worry ar We are glad to perceive, contemporari !ommunitv dis- search mu 'eat it as a corn .t is called a bold experi- who look upon it as z nearly far enougi For ourselves, while we are heartily glad that Mr )ISRAELI has laid donn Brea pies, which guise as properly applicable tc ation of the country, he has nevertheless reom propos' g such iniversal and immediate application of them as mus of necessit orirlod d mischief plete and immediate reform of the financial system better such matters the maxim " Fest lente.' mly taking cr!'e that the progress be in the right irection. Remembering the circumstances under .rievance. (resent Government came into office,— to mind the reasons why they convened inconvenien g that they ose, but to catty out, Parliament at so unusual ar aemselves not to opp the principle of mind that the CHlt separate part nrestricted competition, in obedi- le country; and bearing HE EXCHEQUER but to be viewed as a ,ers upon any isolated p3rtion of will not t such an event as a proof of the incompetency of the Government, or as they should retire from the perfol,nanee of the on duties im last occupants of office—even while their old leader starring it in the provinces, pis metropo- ation was fairly gone ave been cal lating the chances of a change at Downing-street and some of the " old fogies" of a still more remote official period have been burnishing up their minis erial armour, in case of being called in, suddenl support the throne and institutions of the country, there is not, in sober reality, much serious doubt that her Majesty's ministers are safe in their r a space of time sufficiently long to enable country, and to vindicate eir worthiness and ability to remain at the head of public affairs Lord JOHN RUSSELL ma' )e properly taken as of all the disappointe xpectant tgh the country and addressing phi ral thus, eschewing the temi ; and lions of political life, make themselves of some real use in their generation. THE LIVERPOOL REFORM .SSOCIATIO grievance r. , e comical cha- and sympathy causes them to " associate." Idly afraid of being laughed at by society lerefore, they establish periodical They are at larg meetings, at wt ch they can assemble together, t nonsense, and thus keep each other in countenance. The "Ugly Club," in the days of ADDISON and his kind of fellow-feeling; the " Hen-pecked Club," and tb tive al.( Club,' arionsnes which draws like to like. we may account for the formation of a new " Liver. They were inoculated renhalt- RNETT pool Reform Association h agitation in the good old days of Political nd Anti-Corn Law Leagues, and the Unions, malady has never got thoroughly out of their system. I hey were taught, in those times, that they had a 'nd special mis the n to regenerate their fellow-me the world can directed, or officiousl cannot believe that the affai ibly go right unless intermeddled with by themselves, or their own The objects of this Reform Society are " to earr les of free-trade, and resist all attempts ystem of xtension of the or in the inde- e; to place to obtain an equitabl parliamentary representation ge, and protection to the elec pendent exercise of the frar we parliamentary anu municipai registers ail /se formers who are entitled to the franchise, and to in the Revision Courts ; to promote the hones ,ed administration of 1 affairs, and to act as the organ for the expression of liberal opinion. so far as we can of this association are extreme] nxious t credit for doing what is already done their ha mly c future commercial policy ,ot merely free Rde in I nlmost eve: into the ordinary ut in and the ( evinced a determir ogator ion to ca I to the fin object,' It is tl entabl ablished a her ar ent now in off of the Stat "History of Jack 1 reco ELLOR OP IT\ V' T - Tles 4 _l_)A expedition of Dor f La Manc hey .would lished a ptly at I to be on -tat no sinist I them.to vote ded. Thos ter are mo would willing And respect e honest and society as " Reform Assoc 1 of the' myste in Liverpo6 the hardshil pedient to oh But the whc Indivic R c.ll. of the to the who, in tie conterr ghtenel San for the ex onfess that the fo n have fairly nd if there v for the expression c ght justify recour Jtain on n, now almost nd, therefore. 0 scover or is too m party which is not contented al restive, and in order to m natter ression pf liberal opinion," ;e to almost an ,hey look t the head of the industrious d torment t from the effor es to ssociation into notice, and to bespeak operation is announcement has erably " certain The people have had eep famil reflection and I le I enjoyment the results of and support, th been received " r and that the f ulti to discomfiture gn is to put and enough of faction-fights s and coteries in place and powe now require is time for cal I improvement, and for ti fruits of honest industry are pa nfully apparent among us daily, in the wretched condition of the Irish imm abound in our street 'talon I f which is constantly to the America and Australia THE HOUSE AND WINDOW DUTIES. Journal" does nut hesitate to aver tl .1 has just been published `°of the number probably do not think the inhabited ' f houses assessed to the Inhabited Hous e D u ty, in ten men. in the House A. RETUR the year ending sth April, 1852, in each county in England and Scotland, showing also the amount of r it co and skill shores olden, v pound I Ling oppon naturally, don't like the doub But they are voters But the 0 fair tax the Inhabited House Tax charged thereon amount of Window Tax assessed in each of the said also the the amount given up by the substitution of the it it appears that the follows Window Duty upon 461,919 houses.. £1,950.792 nha bited House Dut. Total tax g £1,243,774 counties of the r ;h of England 5 ; Ches) )00: total, £143,4 Westminster, a Middlese House Tax, double d upwards, is estimated to prods which deducted from the amount levied in 1 Window Tax shows charge to the public of £227,000. The it unts were as ; and Yorkshire, The saving to London nded to houses of £lO a diminished y upon house 'eased rmerly assessed to the Window 11 produce £1,569,900, or £380,000 less than RN TRADI steady rise in the prices of WI eat an ch has been hout any immediate prospect of abatement, has people of this c ecomir question [ces have been made, and to obtair have been of Parliamen , d some alarm in the minds of the are really to enjoy a serious hose ad- nd out his ad- Tar, w ,nd that more ought to be got out of it nisera ,ble amount realized from Sir C. Woc arrangement; and it adds ;hat if a house qualifies a man to vote, that man should tic be deemed too poor to pay duty for Tf thia ha tha annvintinn of Proa-fr of the House of C , ndence ad int pretena 'presentatives of the people ; but we that such a rn Drity can ar The difficulty v ich exists ha those who now form ti There are necessarily diff .ences of opinion on ti of a financ I scheme, of which the fr are pledged to adhere t we believe tl n the whole, LIMIT ) LI VI P A THE long ) a partic 11l in obtaining a majority iisputed question of tt ar theory Ministry will be kBILITY OF I BLI( the London, Liverpool, and North American S Steam-ship Company, for a spe e applie,atic I charter to s, on Tuesday, by Mr, South Lancashire, who it this such earnest struggles both in hick t In judging of the causes of it must be observed that we can no longer to the monopoly which wa said to be enjoyed by the home-grower, for that cause of complaint has been taken away by unrestricted competition ; but we must refer to other reasons which wil to chew that the inadequate tl policy Le task which it assumed of securing to bread-consumer unlimited In the first place, the unres tition coming close upon the suffering the potato disease, deprived Ireland of arket for her grain produce which she had long enjoyed; and, unable to contend with both evils, she became prostrate, her fields untilled, and her population who escaped the pestilence hurrying over the At• lantic to swell the numerical strength of America, We now experience the effects, for instead of large imports of Wheat and I , ir from that co ialanee of trade ntrv. the s rather the other way United States was promised as a great source of supply for breadstuffs, when the Manchester orator pleasant picture of the great valley of the pi being placed by steam alongside t 1 s of Lancashire and Yor venal surplus products, drew th Mississii factori their s ',ging for the realisation ire, each' Ala vn produce for attention to manufacturing his o himself, and the gold mines of C found employment for his surplus 'about with market fOr his English markets with cheap Flour The Gold discoveries in A u lutting the emigration has diminished the cor ployment,_ and both have operate • . to feed our arti- 1 stralia, as well as Dated bliss which in e Mane} et-11,011p petition for em to prevent that was to consist in the imprEmulcd, and cheap 'bread. The a, '9O by DC 'ster philosophy ,anion of high ent of Europe are iect of tnt sun ceounts from the he price of I avy and !most unpr although in d a pprehensior [t een too often ieldom a I flooi talon, DECE ies of knigh against Lon of t Dowered I p'a lish t ovided ti and tt wtucu would kre tt is of the c 14, BUDGET 18_ said the Irish drummer I to take Christ Financ )t COll .rrantry IStidge ato co When, ho olution as to the increase of House nto committee, am he Government re ration, there lved to e ng to various resolution with more or less bitter anii The true cause vernment—is Hous of the house-' of the opposition—l like paying at all members must oppose the incr e house-tax. We doubt the just see the necessity, of this measure sition members should look to the colun the Ministerial print the Morning C kronicle, learn thence how the and the Da cons yond the fac canno it opponents o the House of C M.P. fn BROWN for copies ~ motion was resisted, on the grounc timately wit} nions from )f the correspondence on the subject e Company and the Board of Trade. th the functions of had bee t yet had an op: inconvenient interferer Government de ferred; and it was TRADE saying unity of deciding upon t rtment to wt ther hand, M cussion, however, elicited: c members of the House as to Mr. BROWN was of opinion tli limited liability would interfere with the comn credit of the country. He c ous prec edent, and a direct violation of the pr ple of unrestricted competition, which h declared to be;the policy o w was opposed by Mr. Low} of nnlimitAri lifthilitv arta , who pon com petiti TURNER and several members, without going into which it was of this panics whi compame the question of the general la; asserted had raised the commercial cre ind tended to prevent th arise from the explosion of bubble country, gave their opinion that 'any ( granted to one company were unfai liability of all their property being subject to the I risk of the speculation This wa maintained by almost all the for the Government to decide wheth iade out mot case for an ex the charter which had been applied for. Mr. BE company in mbar ,seed circumstances, who issued ),000 worth of bills, got them ers and others and dishono .e not per said, if they had not been chartered the ng their debts. case before us , essary to go )ility of par I for discussion ,on T/C a part P CO/ r body o indivic iunted by 3UDGE omplain omsz R predec althou ions between right certainly e mac ails of ti -Traders Before going letained fi Mr. DUNC distinc . no doubt TRA D nunity )bble" I a most r, the court. T Mr. D 12, bren DUSI and he wa tradicte remarkir and tha been, to 31X1 men 'rom - th Tn with ea ES AND CI roken o: for the rged w )uncan, A SSAUI T DECI se quer report( Michael Re day night POLICI din dient preferred a in th however, d put to the sc ssing officer k and absented !ming t instead of being had been reare pla return, had , een made for Brunskill and uld be irrelevant t mded that a ihould take police-co was of con :fusion, w art of do )n named R ;its ref. ,ne of one of his arms and or ssaulted then o bridew rder to ma em. I flagrant this pc complain nd defen :lied on names WI .nskill and reply to y Mr. M Strong rted them ind tt ,en he een int )n of mone n Friday 1 ;, whic , as gath he testi that on I ensued heir sta ;o custody to the in s of opi 1 respects e police rtering ly bee isgrace oft ate to t urt to t joct, auc ich sailed which a f a most =dad at emigrant , nnt pa i, Moffa ;erchar