The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

A.. 1 tea, ODuration. LIVERPOOL LISHMENT MEND Ey THE PRINCIPAL, M..FISHER, A.M., F.R.A.2 Electricity Engine, Amvophicc extensive RIENCED MASTERS. YOUNG GENTLEMEI` tiF l c vro; nd d Mercanti )P STUDY le Pursuits and Gree' al Plillosopb. Science, General l ation on the Parisian System INC DEPARTMENT. Pnewm, Iftistry, Afech illeteorol , fully illustrated to Pewilo by hi pparatus, wh s of the most cosA SCRIPTURAL • tRESSES. ,The Rev. H. CARPENTE .M.. Rev. T. RAFFLES, D.D., 44 4 Rev. H. HAMPT A.M.. Rev. W. POLLOCK, A.M., n•tv. T. NO LAN, A.M ev. , F. OULD, A.M., Rev.F.PARRY, •:13.D., Rev. W. G. "R, A.M., Rev. H. H. HIGGINS, Rev. ( 1; * H UME LL. , D.C.L., Rev. H. CRICHTON, D.D.,.and Rev. D. ES, A.M., F.A.S., have kindly undertaken to address the ' uplla The Gynlna,i ry cony PHYSICAL DISCIPLINE tne unqualified I men. The vari, bodily pow nmediate sapenntenden CARDS is fitted r dmirably adapted t health, are uncle uoardera an men, Merch . Pool. rove tt Mons. HuousrtiN TERMS and . Ex 3entlemen. Printed die Journals of Liver- D. V.) EOROE-STREET. will be RE ext, the 20th instant. RAUm „_, on FRY MS GRAMMA fished routine' the 30th J R SCHOOL REOPENS orr'''ll7 - rtddition to the esta- School Rducation, there are G rAav lsrnian, Fr ench,2o+ , kor terms UMW tO th ncing Classes M.A., Head Muter. ) COMM} 'Wrexham, conducted ED on TUESDAY, the HTON, bo ACADEMY, FE RAY-,-.I3IRICE HEAD Mr onducted by ;h the as [TOOL, Head KLE, M announce to her M islikV!4- 1 1 : 2 ,. LADlgnZln,t!! T HE Prin( !g . the j CLASSICAL, MATIIEh THE GROVE by w SIBSO r_th Is of terms - , • to Messrs LiVerilool iVE,IR TO HOI T4O THE W LLY RANI ILLIAMjj Tug.- rteneed Masters- Can SDAY, ning ROYAL INS' the Itair n • a -- -.Lit Pply at th no Th. Q.: "e R °Yai - _ I n P KM MRS• PRIM he REST osPectuesl, in to the Rev H. Gig CADEg gED. Tn to the I SCI VAtANCI Et 41 Th e pimp oixth Class—J pebrew Prem: William V UEEN' eb Lite ,ter, na, 3111ESHIRI YOUNG SENT for usnea LA fill VACAN( London E 'side in tL YOUN( instant DR:* N this Eatablisha College, qualifie "metea, Learned Prof AND EX THE COM iiodern Langi Prises t ;°Mni-er—eelnrell 111 q)e Holy Scrl SCII Lectures on A ,tance of exp( the Vacation o Master BLISII ibertrl d-estat r t Old ,to of Bo 'rooms, w 'USE, ( 'IR EDi )IHS. POR TAD Y MISS TO UN( give_sa ig~adie isfaction ;stablish ituation attaches A\ KS have the pri- Rev. the Dean of Clement's, Liver ul's. Chester ; G. ; Rev. J. Dale, Warwick ; W. St. Helen's, inburrh Master i Wiiiiiin-ii 3. 3 reftrt f-Year--Hirzel SDAY, the Annum s College, the I the Rev. Pm Stockbrid Ph. D., I from M. de Fel ititution, 'loft is. The Farm c •ds of 800 Acr h instan co to the banrAd ny years resic 3RNWA L. DAV Co be IR° lb, TO CARVERS AND .GILDERS AND OTHERS. TO be SOLD, by P RIV A T E C ONT R ACT , the.STOCK IN-TRADE, T(OLS, MODELS. and other MATERIALS of a CARVER, GILDER, and 'PRINTSELLER, LOOKING ' GLASS and 'PICTURE-FRAME -MANUFACTURER, and DEALER in FANCY STATIONERY; ARTISTS' MATE- RIALS, &c., with the Fittings and FixtUres in the Shop and Premises, No. 86, Fargate, one of the best thoroughfares in the important and thriving town of Sheffield, and wherein the above business has been successfully carlied - 61Vituring the last twelve years. The Sale is rendered necesontrfin consequence of the death of the late Proprietoryyrd affords to any person wishing to commence the !tirtMusiness in all or any of its branches an 1 opportuni4i 1 Immediate possession Ty to be met will I can be given, and terms and further application to SHACKLES and Sox, particulars known on Attornies-at-Law, Hull . Hull, Sd Januar:A 18, I • 1/G0 bt TO be LET, with immediate Po se ss io r SHED, situate in Rigby reQ. It is vi a excellent IStoring general Prod o t e rfl; being very light' and lofty well calculated for, a. perage, or any other similar bush], For particulars, apply to Mr. WALKER, 9, Chapel-strect. A GENTLV ri OMAN, who wou 1,1 dine in Town, can be HOME, in a small, thin , mmodated with a comfortat This itnpl ble Fair where there ilk of li.?TtretTil dr PRE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. rim LIVERPOOL PILOTS AND AMERICAN CAPTAINS. 3ONSIDERABLE agitatiOn has been excited by the statements of the commanders of several American packet-ships sailing to this port, with respect to the Pilot service attached to the town, which we pub- lished in our last two numbers; and we have re- ceived a number of letters on the abject, most of them too personal or too recriminatory to lay before the public. The evidence brought forward in original charges seems to us tc upport of the D to this extent, and no further—that the pilots have been active and energetic in the performance of their duties. They have been on the ground at all hours all weathers, to look out for vessels needir and in 1g thei assistance; but sometimes, owing to hazy weather, to ships drifting away rapidly beyond reach, there have been delays which, under almost any s no negligence, wa of skill, er, on the part of the TUESDAY -JANUARY IRELAND-SOME BRIGHT GLEAMS IN I_ HER HORIZON. _ HlBzurnANOrators, of the. exploded Conciliation hall school,,had- a standing trick of winding up all their rhetorical flourishes with a thundering charge against . Englishmen of injustice to Ireland, and criminal indifference to the condition of her ..in habitants; and the trick generally succeeded so far as to obtain tremendous cheers for the orator, and indescribable groans for the heartless Saxons. There was some truth in the accusation, though not in the sense that the demagogical spOuters intended. Injustice was done by England to Ireland, or she could not have been so long left a prey to priestcraft and to superstition ; indifference was exhibited' to the Irish people, or they would not.have been permitted for so many centuries to flow in dirt, in idleness, and in infatuated help- But all this is past. Brawling agitators an no longer stir up the Irish multitude to sedi- lessness tion, and insensate hatred ; and the British people are no longer obnoxious to the censure of indiffer• ence to their duty towards the sister For ou .t,—and Ingdorr :)elieve we may speal lighted whenever we can discover any symptor improvement in the moral or physical state our fellow subjects residi ng o n th e „ other side of St. George's Channel. Of late we have noticed with exceeding pleasure several denotements of substantial and enduring amelioration, to some of which, especially the emancipation of the people from the thrall of Popery—the first step to regene- IVANTS Address WANTED Oxford, k-YOUNG MAN, who Manteti SITUATIOis I hamLs.strifine himself genes excellettrrMrences. A. C., at the Standard-office. Cambridge or of A liberal Salary will liction of any duty whates pilots It merely establishes the truism, that they ever, the American commanders themselves seem willing to give, every degree of credit to the pilots, as individu plaint was against the system on which the pilot service is regulated, and not against the men To some extent it has beer dmitted by members Committee, ,t a revision of the they confess, has increased in an imm ,ely larger ratio than the number of the pilot boats on clut .hough, at the same time, there is this set-off on independence, wet' e, that 1 as of body D thre ration—we have already drawn the attention of our readers. Within the last few weeks we have perceived other marks and tokens of . re-awakening life and of kindling energies, which give us hopes that, at length, Ireland is abo eof the port, slough of despo n d i n w hi c h sh lake off and that her eons are, at last. resolveu the old nature, and to toil honestly and persever ingly, like true men, for comfortable bread, for for liberty of conseienc One of the symptoms of culture, which is now extending rapidly over th island, and which bids fair in some d egree to corn pensate the agriculturists for the grievous loss sustained by them in consequence of the laws which deprived them of a preferential sale of pro duce in the English markets. The last renort of Royal Society for the Promotion and Improve- Growth of Flax in Ireland, shows the ment of tF progress that has been already made, and excites anguine opes that in th new branch of future agricultural wealth and improvement. From the year 1848 to the present the number of acres devoted to the flax cultivation has increased nearly threefold, that is, whereas in the first•named year there was only 53,863 acres under the crop, there he current year not less than 138,61 g acres. Sion, and abun- d aptly pr )st remarkable p that the Irish farmers are determined ) emulate their I men can to struggle with adverse circum- s likewise most satis 'aetory . to learn that the clout expressed regarding the remune rating qualities of flax as a farm( crop t removed, and that al experience has es il, as well as furnish lucrative employr itanutacturer nt for the mother sign of hopeful augury is to be found in the inc 4 progress at Mc nt enterprises now in ;he main Donoughmore, Balir 'acture sugar from it Mountmeliek machinery has been imported fror Antwerp, and a staff of e root sugar ited in the nc pose of testi charine cror for the pur- of such a produce ST. AIDAN'S COLLEGI a G Rl l: l4U ,n 4Xl+-15 SECO TO PARTIES HAVING LAND TO DISPOSE OF, OR BUILDINGS.TO BE LEASED, IN THE NEIGHBOUR HOOD OF THE LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE. WANTED to PURCHASE, a compact Plot V LAND, containing about Buildings,) adapted for the erec; io ards. (ii; without the Liverpool Exchange, to which light must have The Land should he adjacent, or fronting, to a or have a respectable entrance -thereto ; or, if to be Leaved. the requirements would be to haven Room, feet high [de and 21 Leh 21 feet ood Sta NESDAY ,O . feet_long by 35 feet Li.fea high 33 feet by 25 fee A ppurter rice, ur Rumfo TO CORRESPONDENTS le Governesses' Institution in our next d one Room upo. ler cover, to Mr. WILLIAN t-place, on or before WED , r in another part of —We regret the disappoint• The ,ut every precaution was taken to prevent tion will take place on the 26th. Nothing can be done witho progressing; but the wor ittee has not yet hi to show Ferip ye cOmplained of the same thing c One of t ne nappy of loca out of Christiln-stye I interest ; and if our friend, icate the same by their signs we shall feel obliged. iberpoot tanbarb+ rumor DAY MORNING, JAN tUM OURS 13, 1852 11 afloat respectin actual, or seems an admitted point Ministry cannot hold tog nd tha Leral election t possibl long in present stat Lord John, it is say, in nautical parlance ban splice the old one , Sir George Grey out of the has been making strenuous "better have a new rope The intention was to put ay, by sending him into the House of Peers ; and to bring his prede cessor of the Peel Ministry, Sir James Graham, in to fill his place. After an interview of three hours with the Premier, the latter right hon. baronet declined to accept office in the circumstances; and thus the arrangement requires to be undertaken again de novo, In the meanwhile, the situation of Foreign Secre s not more secure than that for the Home Lord Granville's domestic relations have been canvassed very freely; and there is an opinion abroad, that without the the Grey mare being department the better horse" there can be no question of the direction in which his leanings , will be. One cannot ow far Lord Palmerston s at al ding pru- Instead of pr renting himself public sand dN ling on matters of which th public iy had sufficient, he.seems to be awaitin Inch eve s may take. He ced diplomatist, in more senses than 11 be strange if be do not in the end In France, public affairs are beg .spect. The success of the coup d'etat r impressed the mind of the President with the conviction that he has the game in his own bands unded, it is thot But it d ,y now present, tl.l .s ago, for ex fully estab he inqulrj us conduct, not only on wern- It appeared vessels had b rupils ADEMY, nd his aspirations 4ht, by a moderation that would hare suited Washington. "Tout Porte a rempire the passing remark in Paris and the provinces ; or is it unwarranted by facts. Names of Repub. lican origin or signification are undergoing rapid chang veterans he army are courted ithout concealment; imperial airs are played by the military bands ; the rnperial eagle has been restored on the banners of the army, and on the decorations of the Legion of Honour ; until have already come to regard the transition as very knd if the people have one of their toys slight e desire be so easily met, then " war glorious war it matters little where or with whom the foregoing are somewhat more ti straws upon the wind, is he lac )use in orde r increased by Duke is helping John Bull to put his The artillery alone are to be 400 men, and enlisting is going on with spirit, both for the ar my and navy The for- tifications Sheerness are to be put in a condition of greater efficiency, and fortifications of a tempo- rary c acter are to be thrown up at various points near London. Consider .ble attention is given to the protection of the metropol 1, if necessar In these circumstances, it is very desirable that have a decided Government. If Lord hough for the place" he should But, we shoul John is not strong retire, as for the not fc fathers beat the armada at sea, and won at Waterloo on land ; and our hands are not more feeble now, less determined, in the protection of T hearts nd our horn( lip Arctic, Luce from tt )rnmander, day, foi :Mersey at 11 15, on Wedne and it rn matters ning to assume am-power enables each pilot All this may be perfectly true only part of t !stiou at issue be regarded are, of pilot-boats employe ut it embraces points to ether the number of nil i are sufficient to answer the ends for which they are needed Are the vessel night be adopted ?—are they sufficiently numerous, and d go far enough to t westward ? These que s seem to contain the gis A the who As to one of the hints thrown out by the Ame- should be allowed, it cannot , we presume, be enter- !e, more demands, and would call )f men, who would ity than their hire the num} It as may, on due •ouid remove th Iting ; nor thirty necessary supervision which a than almost any other into rival a very inferior think less of their not follow tl A vessels to such an e gation, be folio( !becks and respor greater facilities t twenty, or even ten year work of the pilots, that t 1 extend over as de a ci of commerce With re and even their. meritori ing which complaint has se, that delayed for want of pilc .ecurs, w been made and the point, tl: tether more boats might certain states of the weather ? This is certain, that every exertion should be made to avoid the ity for a complaint from any quarter, or on any reasonable a A PARTING FAREWELL TO THE MAIL, " Fare thee well till for eve are thee well." THE latest reports from South Castle-street bring the pleasing intelligence that the Liverpool Mail is tranquil The writer, who has burned his fi gers on three separate ," and re- solved to be quiet have hopes of him yet. The only thing to be got by bitir _ . From this evidence o good sense, we file is an intc with the dentist ; and this we do not recommend. We beg to thank him for his accommo• dating spirit in " eating the leek" F,O promptly ; though he grumbles, poor fellow ! and makes very wry faces about We hope it vv help to cur see objects and s true ugh )ne other word parting t W 'e are willing to forge his most unpro aggression, his d sentations, & provided he acts with and prudence in But, if not, he may 11 our vis Ration will be sure and sudden. Farther L" .l .- on the ashes of t either f get to tread li respect the living, we will lend a ready ear to appeals fo )on it, a among On the present occasion, our chastisement has been gentle nd forbearing, and aV3 made him he rod in comparative ut after this public and explicit our hand will be heavy and our strokes trt ST. ANNE'S DISPENSAILI sermon was preac at St. Peter's Acumbent of ti behalf of the above valuable institution, after which of £ll Is. 4d. was collected. on Sunday morning las by the R 'the su B. Sutton, B e chute TIM BANKRUPTCY OF HUGH MATHESON.—Judgment in this long-pending case was given on Saturday last, at the-District Court of Bankruptcy, by Mr. Commissioner Perry. The certificate was withhel twenty-one days, in the event of a : against the decisior Protection for appeal being made CHURCH OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION.—The Rev. E. Tottenham, 8.D., of Bath, who is acknowledged even by Romish opponents to be one of the most accomplished controversialists of the Church of England, will deliver a lecture on Thursday evening, in the Concert-hall. on the wo churches r leading differences id ti question of the Rule of Fait LIVERPOOL ART UNION 7 -Upon t' ling the vit books last night, the committee were gratified to find, and subscriptions larger sum proport will be pleased to heat:, that although the re not so numerous as last year, yet that a rely will be divided in prizes than on any previous occasion William Pitt, William Gryer, and Ann Murphy, committed to gaol for three months, charged with pic the pocket of a sailor of a ten-dollar gold piece, in an e' house, in llanover-street, kept by Mr. Right, peared that the prisoners, on entering the house themselves near the complainant, in such - on. It as to excite the suspicions of Mr. Rishton's son, a laa about 14 years of age, who accordingly watched them, and saw one of the party passing money under the table to his companions, upon which a police-officer was called in, and the money found in possession of the prisoners. THE FOREIGN AID SOCIETY.—A sermon on behalf of this society, will be preached in St. Paul's Church, Prince's Park, on Thursday evening next, by the Rev. Richard Burgess, Rector of Chelsea; and on the follow ing evening the annual meeting will take place at the Collegiate Institution. The Rev. Dr. M'Neile will preside, and a deputation will attend, to make some interesting statements respecting the peculiar position of Protestan tism in France, where it appears that the President is doing his best to support the priests of the Romish church and the Jesuits, for tt events they have been his best st not forestal the statements of Frid can possibly attend PARLIAMENTAR ors that the last Emigration Act t at in recent But we will next, which .atification NACTMENTS lierefore a sufficient num- 'cult a 3e urge increase with the {nor o the pilc f land will to the cult he valt: ure of the s Althou some theoretical such a manufacture chemists have asserted that the soil and climate of Ireland are not favola )le to this root, practical farmers are thoroughly convinced that such is not the case; and men who understand the making of sugar from beet, boldl, iltivatc maintain that pete with the foreign and colonial producer great article of general consumption We sincerely trust, for the sake ol the two branches of agricultural and manufacturing industry we have indicated may amply repay the enterprise and labour expended f Ireland, that ringing them into operation. At all events, these efforts to retrieve their condition prove that the Irish are awakened to the necessity of bold and sustained industrious exertion, that they have great lesson of self-reliance, and that _, adopted the maxim which infalliblyleads to success Up to the hour of our going to prey hey have be British and North American mail steamer Europa, Captain Lott, bad not arrived. From the late unpropitious weather, she will bring tatters a. .nd pnpers to the 31st ult he arrive in tin ; and, should news in second we will publish a summary of the IAYNOOTH GRANT against the the Rot endowment annual man Catholic Coll went t lg and united mov been set on foot t y the Cle have never wanti rig ; but more require meetir Tuesday, t 'of .MaynOoth b chair on t complained of by the Revc Esq., a! Ma. T. B. Hon to announce that t recovering from ti UDE'S CH advertisement, in be preached on SI hat in the mornic le evening by the cmpany's Parham Liverpool, Roelid subscription c tent of .£12,000, yof the 'Chan live efforts a bear upon the ..,...bmn.m ....,,1 used of Cl the Colleghite Institution on the even 20th inst., for the purpose of petition- ninst a continuance of the endowments Adam Hodgson, Esq., will take the " I the meeting will be addressed Newton, and C. M. M'Neil Ssq., and an adveitisemeni in another column .e gratified in being abl his mu •respected gentleman is rapid of his late accident. other colcnan, that two aermonl ng by the Rev. J. B. Lowe, and tt e Rev. Dr. MiNeile. itary estimate I Salford for their new works at I, is £15,000, and the :t for the purpose is ned to the tOVRRDOSE OF SPIRITS.—The death of Mary Jane Evans, a child aced three months old, took place at the house of her parents, in Toxteth.park. It appears that she had •oorly, and her mother, to relieve her, gave . her about a teaspoonful of In tht n before putting her to bed irning, she was found dead by her mother's side d a verdict of awl 'esterday LAUNCH OF AN IRON VESSEL vessel was launched, on Saturday yard, North Birkenli is intended for the p —A small iron screw ast, from Mr. Lairl's ed, for t gewater Trust c on the River Weaver nd a screw propeller, by t and Co nd very superior model via shortly be launched ger traffic from Liver- enger tr Another steamer, of great lengtl to be called the Lady Ellesmerc from the same yard, for the pas Pool to Runcorn er's court, touching tie death of .1 - aunt Brand when it was shewn, -- that on the 27th of Noven the deceased went into a coal-cellar of the hou whiCh she lodged,_ 54, Peach-street, with a ;kited paper in her hand, which, when it had nearly she burned away, she throw down among the was stooping, however, the flame from the paper caught a portion . ofher dress was so severel vey her at one Thursday last y injured as. to ren e to the infirmary A verdict of accid turn©d nd she ary to con- NEW DISTRICT OF VAUXHALL, LIVERPOOL.—The Gazelle of Friday last announces that a change has been made in the limits of this ecclesiastical district by the Privy Council, with thd approval of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. It appears that, in consequence of an erroneous estimate of the population, when the limits xed, more than 12.000 were cut off. in- were originally stead of about 8,000. It was found'by personal examir tion, in December, 1847, that the numb( stated hi here she lin, 11 death 13, _ THE BURNING STEAM-SHIP, And #rstpne universal shriek there rnsh'd, Louder than the loud ocean; like a crash Of &loins thunder; and then all was hush' Gave the wild wind, and the remorseh ss d Allows • ' . :-.tervals there gush'd, ipanied with a' convulsive splash, I billows: but at IN the majority of ti isasters at se ere is a terribl inhlance , however ti details may b varied. 1 d area on which sent tuffer mon e i all must contend, with or without the accompani of mutiny, fire, or storm of the ocenrri , scape, are features © is a world of inter Lses the ,he sage ; and those who know not Is those to whom it s a subject of Bail rnelanth frnm ti, past week, with frequent' s ho wers on, twe or three occasions there w On Thursday night, a gales of wind visited tht. material damage here. T port, bat w vers dneed some disasters there of a ser ,ts of Ireland a City of I 1 day mornin g t i I Windsor, did no When she ouit , t arrive till n a r 6 a.m gins, that." vessels o port for Wales, nor did tlel 3 rrnceC on Fritts!: and none of the mail ste time, on the same day, at Holyli to sail on Friday night for Dubli gale. The ship . Columbus, port, was wrecked off Wh attention of all, from two lady passengers, two steer, the crew, Were crew got este o Seymour-street, Higher T Ipart of the °nth; Wright, of the same but DM Ne Oa Thursd morninz the ste i;etiiing;;;; - 1); Anne, from Wi lake, and two all of tiles, bricks, 1 I wall i ..as overturnec abated, and WA lasted tilt Sund were _heavy _a w.s.w I tremely cold ia . s - i — e;fen . T; received mo I wreck of the Am leing then fair. There a steed me gentleman !tore, struck on t vetting. Every effort getting a rope on shore a unavailing ed upo he third LATES' BY ELEC DIRSOL THE GALES' OP THE PAST WEEK. IThe weather has been exceedirli,ly boisterous during the sleet, and he mai It will al and Au TTE RSALI 1 agit K Per Cent Actives astern al J unctiol rtncashir, Brightor T, 14 Of. LOND , •eand India,dem4nd Cotton: Little suffocated it A near he multitude of events that ero Ted around the d Domed ship, those of hu Our columns, an of a few moments during t East Indiana :, and rr He divided the troops on s overcom Bproverc It took r rom land ; in corn art of the channel wile f the occurrence, as lace in ope iratively cal had it beer one ele but thr with whi one fourti arvive to well as now do on t ' They that go dov in the great waters, the sailor is perpetual Vet, in the itrunediat ten fearfully incre It is nal thies should be k gence of sulh disas Ihouhl be the spont to those whos suffering, tency between la' by age, all civilise ms are now e slavery is merely re very ni impulses of the murderf same fe mong ours, !de by side with . the but too well known. Th he claim compensation imesreceiyes empty t of tea or a a brother from t f the machine humanity and religion pr ao matter about the ship we must and cargo, r deman restorative equally loudly, century it worldly polic held out for 3dified b .1m weat ly at h led into ►d then ireds of icture to horrors of I force to ioard into duratic ,ved, sr When the K arry out his pl dotes of simila hort narrative ( years ago, an em estroyed by f concurre all respec as if the underwriters 15 Life Insurance offices i ase there is a premier ; in the otl and we will pay when called upon rewards not for ever be dependent directors 1. the empty It is curious to observe A. man of clear rarefied in c to seize up, Mill, with di, ness and pri le cabin fl property 1, can d ircu costar etimes completely her rushes the circumsta ing relatives lay down on t be immolated together -hand, into t nd that experienced mariners, of unc Li courage, folded their ar noble contrast is presented by ti eilson an thought of !live read Mr. Nei!so: T, on behal Chappell, of Mail Pac say, v r him more for w ►aa made known for what he what we Ls true, the prominent f bore in t ne of horror ustained the formance o luable in t small degree to the which v ignedly rejoic riiE S en subscribe to the May 's CHURCH. had incr :es, and the inherent impossi u means uncommon .cted wit adventure, w .choolboy t , as well seldom been our duty to ri if life and the Amaz f a calami altogethe time of sailin 'ers and crew were u bandoned. e wer he rict d by ff. of destruction. DL ch must have seemed a perioc operty than that which occurred during led from •ur shores bout 33 and at a moment wh der nee re fart i by the re i that ho nexus tribute of mill ed to r d public I ;ed comrr mined by the anti led by 01 and in a , the sayage 1 OUT cc se popul who save who risks the wave able in markin the da that tt. of the Pertv, w} iuld ap Ince of or in an for him of boar( it which ;e which nazon to What a I where iorough hem- I LON DI uck is C part it his and th 'so of Pr( The yes rsel. fr, ere all 9d. Ri, lON CA Frida bout d ,ers arri The W .11a rge. luring t it, Ka:ahem° n d with day on N. Shannon, connoanc mplement of passe ship Gla Clyde at tewart •, COM ler, sailed from the y about noon on Saturday, for Halifax and Boston, ie usual mails, a fine cargo of French and other goods, The screw steam sailed from the )on on Thnisday, I large carpi of manufactured goods, of In proceeding down the Clyde she came ship, and lost her figure-head and cut- The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company's ship t, It. Rena, commander, sailed from Southampton n Friday afternoon, with the usual monthly mails. _ 0 contact with a and spirit, t some of the act fficers are compelled to procee a certain quantity of tea, and other shall be dealt out to each emigrant port fron which the Custom- That enacts that rticies paying dnty, before quitting the the comptrol hich he en oarks ; i erof °storms at this port, and most likely the officers at other places, have no authority to permit the requisite goods to be taken and delivered for the purpose specified without payment of her Majesty's dues thereon. The consequence is, that the emigration agents are obliged to buy the re quired articles on shore, and to servf • ,, em out to the pait't s for whom the legislature has so Strangely provided. eroolition of the Lan ence of ti re and Yorkshir maxiwu weral Tway, togeti streets for public works at the north end of the town, on the 31st of March last, the official enumerators found no fewer than 15,190 ! In these circumstances, a diminution of the district was absolutely necessary. The present arrange ment retains about 8,000, giving the remaining 9.000 back to the parish of Liverpool, to be transfT-red to St. aul's distric Iportant part of the in which there are twc heration is a ministers. An change of the limits, so that a convenient piece of ground in the opposite side of Vauxhall-row =usual facilities for procuring a church taken in , which pr per 13eau• above eh ieliverec Kirkdale; T naught, of F„ the profiiiOf been devoted ttenled So ciet Lis of 4 Has given universal s le burg! Rae the destroy tn., "1111er , ges thl ag the Robin aded t