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

iThp iberpoot Otanbatt MIMS. 3, 1845 who, having already ao deeply mulcted the unaus. I pecting and greedy public, Llled -8 . uffer . in their I We remember th what eage figured on pro o mmitte .ed to themselves ever; ort I plican a allotme with and with n not ni or thr no so at i tuna ing of c to the I had cas ch right, mor ted out t to pay the ckets of th eyes o ,M to C aceive tt anent t fount of der oprietar jects to be in a ilway of the figure ousan lave d it is at if possib tnent, wefi len, who shares y to go or ch va s as nit hey would thus u )rtunate si the duty nto th al or le hem, t ir unf 1 plans li Mon to which I to pc of Lo how o ht diff ! his 1 hich h harita' i John r t this iobert Feel ha a cra therefore. we I aid At this s inward resolves, TnE LIVERPOOL BTANDARD. have given elsewhere, at suflicier. our readers to ascertain what ar, to assume the direction of natior ate the means at their disposal t is to be regarded: as a hostile laying before our r another eloquent m. Question at ,sue, between ti Tbis Kirkd minister is t It is, on chi, fternoon last mising ; and if unhappily, be s the views of the inetioned by Cc little I a coil ain shot bt.nit to loy he may be - ro SuCh, we are thinking man I be t with respec 11, In Inc DU when th. one baptism and duct , n to the bove all executive to ex Territory, eh, even, we s be the Britain w Yolk press, must now in our pc Oreaon matter and td s that lay itself ove -" Mr has retreat the Lor Jes . us Chri Idmitted int neutral grounc vhich will give let is pe him complet who were inistration of nents respect was one Lord, even the 1 , ars bef rapid emigratic tural truths revealed by salvation. In con to be orgamzet give advantageE es *which shewed how Chr trust, will n three yearg ,ecure the tern help ourselves hould be unqed h the Fathe of affection an 're was diiuni.n it length to enable I CHRISTIAN UNION AND THE EVANGELICAL I the difficulties with ALLIANCE. ject of Christian Union will be an is an outline of tl ter of the F - who preached a sermon hlishinent ames, of S 3ology for views of Ind repairing the -six verses of the 4tl - - with long suffering, fort), hapter of the Epistle to I, therefore, the i)1 leavouring to keep the um Church of CI 'thy of the voi t in the bon long-suffering, and The model of the un ly our Lord Jesus C prayer which he offered short! me Lord, of all wi 17 C.)—where he first of all all ciples, and afterwards included a JAMES said, oc- was laic ine body, the b, irig of all faithfUl believer 3i. Over t Thrist, who 'ession of f, ained th rine, a ght be practical and it w ement ity of CI before his death. uded to his immed II who through thei _ . id scrip. believed ly main- ing or words should believe to the end of tie prayer for them was that they should be one,. 20. 21.1—and the Union of the Son with the Fe , n must b 4 f Jesus CI S not s, towards r preach ne. His (verses e an evil nist, and evolved ,ong Christians the ap I 111, SO of the it had hat he tr Refm m ient wa ld Eng to calcu so far as concerned uncompr 'resident sign, unless Great s that upon ty over the Oregon e from tone of th feet of tempgrizing On the Herald, this portion of ti- Ito a sort of a impregnable, and ;wer over all r It will t ke two or ler government can approach E.,gociation on that subject; t ile the ,n, with the new Government :I 7 by Congress in that territory, will to the Ame rican Government Ingland has pertinaciously thrown ould be the case ; but England, nt remain quiescent which America ex !cts to .ory in dispute bey and ou Gower to .ation, however, put by duother portion of the message, we have given entire, to the effect that the govern - T• -a States will n of Euro Ile interpre the same which to arrest the serious ttention of the British statesma passage to we refer following The princip t forth by Mr. Pol Del in revere of any e their i irs and u ur Enroll opr that E to seep in 1 `ornia, leirAestiny w This doctr is cool can afforc States of na cipled ap ft open for .nd some may 3 to laugh repos- howe v h the t n our hun '-'cli Texas, o ed against hle opinion, an , with the past the recent un- and Enq ho tin )W, at t ficatio ver, tt lore ti turn , In th as fly' th .eholde all the compa so far as to af- )n in tim to their u ort of tt of the cir Three-ft seen dep for refund unfor- 'rom t inquiry int( the Co ni ,on sciU ie folk) ship Sea, Ca packet t Smit with the M branches Comnan; ter and Lei shares in the • We are inf Dontiall ; C. P. tefract, and L eement. T;;orat £5O shares it loot from it by nvans of the f sermon, w n the pr mared in ou to inform on an" I be ready in a ft BLACKBURN DARNS, An extraordinar this company w purpose of t ynpnt enter, mittee of th Junction Railway ( Mr. Wm. Henry, - Hornby, c burn, Darvven. and Bolt 300,000, should have apriori f interest tc I by th )f £5 per cent. in perpetuity guarant Manchester, and Newcastle Company when i toith thp nntinn rinnuailv of dividing profits et ) much ely no s with trai to I ors will Railway Biill )rt esterda ct of the Eva' e(!, and Fatisfi :tract from Mr r columns last ing of the char ckl:)urn yester consideration a condition Directors an 'erpool, Manchester motto! for teas hey . obt he col Re J al affairs. ) meet them leasage, two co un' A the Son w But th union au because violation ijunctic progress tbret or on anti mon itself ial arningi d the Con' New c!ast ne to t )corporat ually sho ayes of 1 the to Son of a his exa ristian I ut for it, a to cam k of ator judgm shout of Diss Christians n Great I the Godhe first of th( Church. Mr rtgland had a ,nd u❑ hat fro uteent tion at id sepa iat all c it tot .. - Juid give ure they w pity of s, mee of the spirit, for he k le remain( ler of of the views we have ende outline n ample time for-co I be affectionately re halfway for the sa uttered with much ',owe The sermon,we betievc ODs. Dai Arrival of the President's By the arriva Freeman, of t 1, yesterday, of the packet-s e Black Star line of packets, New York on t the year and, tx )mentous tr le c , ntir is to ad rt to tt he nnexation xas are first I passed as so( lupon the vast in have been acc gh opposi race, their i by the di ancient ally The Message relations of the stactory n ntry, from country bad no right to ente " though Mexico cannot comp on account of the annexation t causes of mis two countries continue to!exist 1 injuries inflicted by the Mexic I property of ci ong series of years ;' , dings of the U nit 'd weak countries, it is p'ainly in question will be enforced. The President, after going a through a past proce claims of hi overnmeret 3 nod tt 1818, 1824. a of Mr. Morin which resultel e states the obje nd 1826, the twt he hour d in the cony °visions of ith Ociobet and which the territory vention s parties gi d be termi south o cued prosperity of the countr elations of its , t(Y , edings t s possible ; and he con :cease of value n for br islatur errirory wh ithout the st macy of then goes on to express United States with Mex ture, arising, on the part 11 a feeling of oppositioh to the 3e President treats as lain of the 1( as, it is tt Inderstanding izens of tates Govern Airnated th t length into th at of M first under t under that of 4-August 6 )Tce, for cle of th, t joint oc ither of the ins to 3 I my Pr " nothit of 1827, hay fur tra ,r) I territory t I Canada power t made t cases, NV h the 11111,U y rema line of rot Riflemen, he taken " At t Orogon That t, doubt. "0 of the lat of the wt e have Ne vs—a grl York p ortant of all, the Pres red in V To give it rs to t this countr document mever, I we slut n of S P Cirri of Juiy 2n the court ,veered to t .1 to be a t of capital pu z the pr ,tiou of exten to make provision reacted a period v iffier not be aband, d inter part of tt fidentl territory, and all th without an nb herewith th, tween the two govern He suggested Es of faith and 1 to this declarat particular question t thus lays down th by name, and Ante domination over of a cents to the wo 'atm, anct to J. Let them my prede( y the f use who had caused 1 assumed [I and maintain, a , e hem for futu 4ted of an expan- power•" This principle wit to preserve in this cre4sed force, should any F and most atten- establish any will be published. existing circum, • a proper occasion avowed by Mr: Monro?, and t esv colony in o reiter —On Fridgy oint wi idered they des p their He a Christian LATEST FROM AMERICA. r__ ._ --. _~Y. -~ ._,~ essage. Sea, Capt sth instant s a very columr is as mud In a to the p Preside to on a , should be es Congress et that tt re not of a the latter be regret etween the i people on it towards he claims in re pecuniary exico, pro- )regon Iciationi of presidency Ir. Adams, 1, 1827, by :on t ractir uorrtk la to G reat xibia river without 6 ikmeric tees, with a e United S [ie Brit le two valuable h rit be ente, by lII' Pot and nt of th jealou 1 efforts t ,eats during t be buil Maim of the United every if' CHRIS American continents iondition which th eforth not to be co lered I pean to anV CHRI variety ran ac I apply, with,. greatly in- and 'reaffirm ihi tlmpt to In the s deemed principle I lin Co ISTMAS FES the go ERTISEb I'IVITI len) this Christm IRY-STREET, as to fit in the last sr which decorations will ding of the MONSTF 1846. Feeney Broth, .ENEY toms of I TMAS tt up their most ch: 1 renutin r.,Ii,eAKE and lo l i i fj ve A lC F Fc of in th . Thei in Liverpogr at Bd. An i STMAS CAES, suitable for - 000 - 10ERSATION Bisc as to off& to Juvenile lectionary Establishr, St. Jamey's-street 6. South Castle-0 MARRIED On the 15th instant, at the Parish Church, B Lines Slade. vicar, Mr. W A. Holden, tobace o state my cordidl concur that the pr or assumed values eh( severely 23. 1 s4S• it systems f le be svytt wel i rr roc., MMUNIMMI policy, he recommends duties upon minimum r away, as pressing m_ ooas. consumed by th be called lusuri against frauds in Coll 111 afford, ample :incid ron3 an hich he p itly un with any explan Of public lands is.Uest country state of the army and and the c( be kept t reporied.in be in a 1 The news by this arr days had elapsed since market w Message u .ct of tt The public debt re leaving an amount of the surplus revenue to its liqui lions of dollars. Payments. up been Made ou sed by several acts of Congr retaining a sufficient amount in out of the p Mexico CorroN.—There was duced I unsettled st and, as understo ales amount to about 1 3 our eatrer LIVERPOOL ( Inferior. O. dinary Middlin Good Middling ladelpbia, the in the det ed more f New Yor ever, seem J. W. D The followi ante Video,. as until a the imi The Forth Hera Dr the re the he than it " Anot of Indi on the dollars ;1 - eame. : _ ) f Oc `r - ,2 cent, t ten rpll debt h'.ll .--- i _ thc lus• BS a u t h 0r :an of their affairs it I:ortt d D a e v c : _; ' , n , with 6d to % bon 0 Burm€ BOMba irt of t 17 i - n — distur bee acknoN , eat to rq yip bf ease „r festivals or r r en a C ei n e t 3 ;31104 ry-eire e ~, by tf, mailing t 0 17,( in the low-price s—in fact 'IS. Save t, that specific -mule. entire Customs reve nue shoo, woul 'evenue Lscriminations not dour to the ;net _t r! ast the sub and which is FA anaging D allow US to d r ; runtrY, vibic r; holders q 5,445 ement: which 3 speak Oribe, and i he report to Port 1 labour on a lev. W. Kn me a gr ldon veAerdaN .cted on Sir C. NaDie madness ion by th ~ infuriat mit to Su I naid il r lawye f payment rs and prov been engage f loss an nstead of wealth premium pocketed, m ) r plashed gait n: in order the m to destruction cannot say that we pity greatly the projectors burn, Ciitheroe, and North V were the principal points of th cultur -areement. ...essrs. ltiggall and Blundell a deputation re ng a considerable body of shareholders resident in ropost d that the consideration of the ainalgarna- I postponed until after the opening of the Black• After it I been read, by ze of the American President received ' burn, Darwen, and Bolton Railway, by which time it was the fast sailing packet, Sea, Captain expected they would be in a position to command better Freeman, terms. This resolution was unanimously ado p te d , the of the Black Star li ne of p ackets, is, in directors offering no opposition to it, but the Chairman every respect, a most important document, and has intimated, that in the event of the Newcastle Company arrived at a most opportune crisis, before any irre- obtaining their act, they would, as a matter of honour, be vocable step has been taken in determining the future entitled to have the first refusal of this line. The meet. policy of the British nation. The substance of it we ing then separated. .. Wm be The Messa yesterdai by ion to It is the'coir rthy of a iir Robert Pe( Am to be the most congenial to his roughout - • annum on the whole ted more than £6 per cent. 6,000 share tely allotted to the Blackburn, Datwen shareholdt re c4pital and 80l afternoon, about halt-past four, a fine little girt named Mary Bruce, aged eleven, was run over by a spring cart of this principle, especially in r cc to St. Geotiso b - is at this day bat the promulg body, and sht!:did u .., European power should rherh i .. Existing rights of every Euro but it is due alike to o ffieietit protection of ( fe'renie to North America, ation of a po' which no at the crossing Item St. James's place. One wheel paFsed over I sh the disposition to resist. , pean nation should be res ur safety and our interests, pected ; having hien pashed to as mini a Liu, plish down hill) has been committed to take his trial at " 1 " the assizes for manslaughter. About a quarter after five over our whole territorial limits, and that it shottio tinctly announced to the world as our settled p•diey, L that CCO .11- o'clock on Tuesday evening a woman, sixty years of age, no future European colony or dominion shalt with our named Margsret Forest, residing in Nor , urv-street, was consent, be planted or established on any part of the knocked down by the horses belonging to one of Criteh ley's Prescot omnibuses. Two of the wheels passed over North Atnerican continent." her body ; and, on being removed to the Infirmary. she tional relations of the United States wi t h Prussia, After some paragraphs on the subjec t of t he in t erne died the same night. The driver, who. is a man of the name of Fairclougb, was acquitted by the coroner , when and Portugal; their position in China , S o uth America , the case came to be inquired into by theury, last week. &c ; thr? Message proceeds to treat of financial matters. Those who wish to rerit or purchas e property should and the propriety of bringing the Customs duries of the peruse Mr. Williams' advertitiement. country to a revenue standard. In accordance with this Lure 11 J. Baylee, Mr. Cha Robertson, of I iverpool 20th instant, t] it. at Trinit Lcl, m b i 9 ss tb v e :6l' 'bia.rs-1;;;11,--ofii-ricenbead, t, at Huyton Church. by the Ite!,.AMostr•a':. [On the 21st instant, at tit. Luke's Church, Mr 'mow— , 1 Threlfall, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Ankers, 1,....... LIVERPOOL: TUES D RI X NTE Y, D AND P DECEMUBLISBERHED 23, 1845. P ay ad JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 43,Grove-street, a LEONARD A DDISON , of 14, Great Orford-street, At N 0.4, ST. GuoltolCB CaSeceNT, But e n frorr 1 even . 10 - 101 1 bee'