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LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS

This day is published, price 108,6 d

Volume Third of Miss

- AGNES STRICKLAND'S
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF SCOTLAND
and ENGLISH PRINCESSES connected with the Royal
Succession.

This Volume contains the commencement of a personal Life
of Mary Stuart, which it is believed will.bb found more authen-
tic and complete than any which lja( yet appeared. It com-
prises an amount of curious and 'Rtortant information hitherto
inedited, the fruits of long a arduous research in the State
Paper Offices of England, S land, France, and other Nations,
and in the Charter-chest f the descendants of the noble fa-
milies of Great Brita* ancestrally connected with that mo-
mentous period. e result is a Biography which is likely
to be the crownin work of Miss Strickland's great national
undertaking.

WILLIAM ECLACKWOOD and SoNs, Edinburgh and London.
Sold by SEDMAN P. CHEGWIN, WEBB and HUNT, and the
other Booksellers, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

HEALTH COMM

Mr. F

T of

.te of tl

ch had

continued

,k, and

months

the extra-paroch
caused by zymotii

week r

5U=.
Finn 7

1 from influenza,

—The weekly meeting of this
as held on Thursday. Mr. Alderman Langs-
-1 the chair; the other membe►s present were
Lloyd. Beckwith, Fleming, Johnson, Godfrey,
and Henderson.—The inspector of nuisances.
sb, reported the sanitary examination of 756

of in-

the lower parts of the town.—Dr. Duncan, the

reported that the favourable

prevailed since the

below the average of the season, still
deaths registered last week were 187—
e of 8 as compared with the previous
r than in any week of the preceding
parish the deaths were 142. and in
3 45. Fifty-two deaths were
s, being ten less than in the

lumber 17 were from typhus, 10
and 16
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Shelling are quite as dear

OCT. 23.-

New Wheat met a

xtreme rates of last Saturday ;

,ut last week's prices

1g Barley the

is a good sale

and very much wanted. Malt

qr dearer. Both Be

ce of Is per qr. Oats du

[tort in supply

nd prices

,e amount of

'ew wheat and oats are unal-

teady market at our Corn

ose of the day we

asier. In

ir. 12s 6d to 16s Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

LH 'others without, that

VIDENCI

)UT AND

THE EFFECTS C

HEUMATIC PILLS

t he has been troub
During the I

ay years.

respectfully,
attt " JOHN GARDINER."
For Gont Rheumatism umbago, Sciatica, Tic doloreux
Pains in the HP- " vsl , and all ...-'

to try BIA

racked

He has conti
from the dis,

,ad and to ~., . .nalagous complaints, it is
a sovereign remedy • d the speedy relief afforded in thil
instance Is parallel wi the testimonials of Garret Foster Gill
"'sq., 157, New Bon -street, the late Rev. Dr. Blomberg, 0
--.fln Hall, It for of Cripplegate, London, and Chaplaii
tv Man: the Fourth ; John Molard Wheeler
-Ja aica, transmitted by his brother at Swindon
y 77
G. es, Esq., Frimley, Surrey; R. Mandell, Esq.
ncaster ; Mr. Courtney, Barton Stacey, Hants
Beaconsfield; Mr. Yates, traveller to Messrs. Dal
-Ann; Mr. Nasmyth, 208, Piccadilly, London
"tiP. Kingscliffe, Northamptonshire

q., E, o
hn Jamsq. es

tPran I

of Lieutenant blasters, of the Ve
and; and many others whose par
Cady Published, and were given un
by Gout, Rheumatism, &c., tha
ed by taking this Medicine.
In of Gout and Rheumatic,., that

rt a celet

S to madness by the excru
reitore to perfect health it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

? funnE
lon. The s

on the 13th Septemt
ssel thus seen is si

ier, off the
tenosed to

Great Britein, which left this port on the
14he was then within five days' sail of the
Liver-

'7ould thus reach i

ing the most sanguine expectati

public,

)f a ra

in the
has just

ro b
4.orDE.—The prospectus
Ct, from Cowes and Ryde to Niton.
Ito Its length will be 22 miles, and the pro-
is £24G,---
`d."'s for its cor
te:B,?n, and

ur auouL
zuetion have

ade with.

4e shareholders a secured dividend of 5 per
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Coastiviu.

BETWEENSTE ITV O . COMMUNICATION
GLASGOW

Fares—Cabin, (including Steward's Fee,) 12s. Steerage, ss.
Servants in Cabin full fare.
_, WITH OR ITHOUT PILOTS,
oecte, 1 Alit gikh. Steam-ships
ArilitlThr. :LYRA . Captain BOYD.
-7=7.7-'''''''.l- PRINCESS ROYAL Captain CummiNG.
The above or other firseclass Steam-ships are intended to sail
with Goods andyessengers, between Liverpool and Glasgow,
from CLARENCE DOCK, as follows :
LYRA '
PRINCESS Thursday, October 28th.... at 1 zi, Afternoon.
LYRA Saturday, October 30th.... at 12 , Noon.
* From Clarence Pierheaci.
T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO.' 12, Water-street.
ROBERT LAMONT. 31. Water-street.
C. MAC IVER and CO., 12, Water-street.

STEAM TO & FROM LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
CALLINC; AT PRNZ NCI?, I tLMOUTII, PLVAIOLITII,
AND PORTSMOUTH,
TAKING GOODS FOR SOUTHAMPTON, GUERNSEY,
AND JERSEY.

• The BRITISH AND IRISH STEAM-PACKET
Ak,•24,,,, COMPANY will despatch their powerful Steam-
/4*Mb. era, from south-east corner Nelson Dock, with
_;-- Goods and Passengers, as under :

DUKE OF CORNWALL

Sunday. Oct

31, at 11 , Morning,

Or other suitable-Vessels

11 Additional Vessels will be despatched at stated inter-
vals, to meet the requirements of the Trade.
Fares, First Cabin 205. ; including Fees.
„ Second Ditto lss. ; „
Deck los..—
_

Sailings—from LONDON every/SUnday. at 8 A.M. Goods
received at the Dublin and Livertool Steam Wharf, Lower East
Smithfield, and at West Kent Wharf, Southwark.

For further particulars apply to the Secretary, W. J. EOAN,
Dublin; JAMES HARTLEY and Co., 137, Leadenhall-street,
London ; W. D. MATHEWS, Penzance ; WM. CARNE, Falmouth ;
ROBERT CLARK, Plymouth; R. HATCH, Portsmouth; or to
M'CLUNE and TAMPLIN,
Columbia-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
No Goods received after Six o'clock, p.m., on Saturdays.

By Mr. THOMAS TRAVERSE,

On TUESDAY, the 9th November, at Six o'clock'in the Evening,
at the Derby Arms Hotel, Bootle, in the county of Lancaster,
subject to such conditions as will be then and there pro-
duced,

ALL those Five several MESSUAGES or DWELL-
ING-HOUSES, situate on the south side of Plesant-view,
Derby. road, in Bootle aforesaid, being Nos. 9, 10, 11, 12, and
13, and now in the respective occupations of James Musker,
John Miles, Alice Portland, William Sharpies, and another,
havine, a frontage to the said street of 25 yards, running in
depth backwards 16 yards(and containing in the whole 400
superficial square vary's; or thereabouts, and held by Lease
under the Right Hrrable the Earl of Derby, for the term of
75 years, commeny g on the 3d day of June, 1844.
The Property may be viewed on application to Mr. WILLIAM
NAYLOR, the Proprietor, Pleasant-view, in Bootle aforesaid ;
and for further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. EDMUND
WARD, Solicitor, Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

,ales by Auction.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &c., WINSTANLEYS' ROOMS.
IUIESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
.11'1_ respectfully announce that they will SELL by AUC-
TION, TO-MORROW. (Wednesday,) the 27th instant, and three
following days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, at their
Rooms, Church.street,
An Assemblage of capital HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
brilliant Plate of Glass, 94 inches by 70, and several others of
smaller sizes, in beautifully-Carved and Gilt Frames, large and
Glass Chandelier, Ormolu and Bronze Ditto, with
toned Cottage, Cabinet, Square, and Horizontal
favourite Makers, in beautiful Rosewood and
med and Glazed,

Piano-forte
Mahogany

Glass—and ChinArticles,'dolciand SilVer Watches, Jewellery,
Fowling-pieces, and other Effects, removed for convenience of

The ARTICLES suitable for DRAWING•ROOMS include Two
very massive and handsomely-Carved Consoles, of White and
Gold, Plate Glass Backs and Marble Slabs, Circular Rosewood
Loo Tables and Card Ditto, on Pillars and Plinths, modern

•shaped Divans, in rich biwe6 Silk Damask, Window Cur
is, Tapestry, and Brussj s Carpets, Hearth-rugs, Orna,

tal Articles. &

ARY., DIN

ROOM, and PARLOUR FURNITURE

design, with Plate Gjiss Doors, 'Pm; Oak Library Tables, on
massive Pillars amrlinths, Set of Twelve excellent Ditto Oak
Chairs, with Seats in Utrecht Velvet, and Four Easy Chairs to

wide, on Telescope Frames, and other Tables, of variats'dimen-
sions, handsome Circular and Elliptic Loo, Pembroke, and Card
Ditto, Carved Framed Sofas, Couches, Reclining and Fasy
Chairs, with Seats in Hair Cloth, well-made Pedestal Side-
boards, Cabinets and Chiffonniers, Bookcases and Secretaires,
Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, Fire-
irons, &c.

Also lofty and handsome Four-post, Half-tester, Tudor,
Camp, and other Bedsteads, with suitable Hangings, Hair
Mattresses, excellent Feather Beds and Bedding, capital
Winged Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables and Wash-

stands, with Marble Tops, well-made Painted Articles, Winged
and Single Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Tables and
Washstands, Chairs, Carpeting, Floor-cloth.

An Assorthient of useful Kitchen Requisites, Culinary Uten
sils, Office Desks and Fixtures, Two Iron Safes, Bath Chair
and Miscellaneous Articles.

To be viewed Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 26th instant, when
C;ltalon'mes may be had at Messrs. WINSIANLEY and SONS'
Office, Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

1 punctually on the Sth November

it first-class American Packet-ship

EMPIRE,STATE,

J. G. Rufreitt, Command(

ister ; coppperastened and coppered ; is well

s a fast sail

Add in every respect a first-rate con-

C. GRIMSHAW and CO

be received until Midn:

;ht of the 6th proximo

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS
CHARLES HILL AND CO.,
AMERICAN PACKET-OFFICE,
60, WATERLOO-ROAD,
LIVERPOOL.

first-class Ships will be despatchedpunctnally, viz
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C üba,
a g

The capta
his arrival
he had exl
His vessel

arched for a Cr(
bags broken open, and himself put to gre
and insulted. The mail steam-ship Cr

allowed e

n
her ham

respecting.

been held in
We have vet
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

LIVERPOOL AND WATERFORD TRADERS

STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.

respectfully announced that, during the temporary with-

drawal of the OSPREY, for the purpose of giving thaelressel
a complete refit, _ _ .

The magnificent Steam-ship
' ADMIRAL,
~ ee ,
iIIIX. 1000 tons burthen, 450-horse power,
414
A. H. FORREST, Commander,
,-._.----'.. -- ._7 Will take her departure from Liverpool, for
W itTERFORD, as follows :
THIS DAY, October 26, at 10 o'clock, Morning.
Whether this celebrated Vessel be regarded as a Cattle, Goods,
or Passenger Boat, she is unrivalled.
Goods conveyed at moderate through,Rties, to all the princi-
1/2isfr, pal Inland Towns and their Vicinit Di the South of Ireland.
For freight or passage apply t
YMAN and SON,
12, Exchange-street East.
N.B.—The friends:of t is Company are particularly requested
to address their Goods "Per ADMIRAL."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

.s.—The United States
momander, sailed from

at half-past twel

ye, p.m.,

and a fair carg

departure hence

four, p.m., with 111
go, besides the usual mails on

lit 1,
471),YC. 8 ScHOoLs.—A tea party, to celebrate
tred of the schools in connexion with St. Ma-

been announced for
attendance
by t-

;*•,;;ngl3._' Scotland-road,
44(1.`,.:Q,,esday), and a very numerou4
meeting will he ath

(ev. Dr

Baylee, of

, trainer o 1

"lernen

AT
BRITAIN
r,t?4 last weet

—The B

3borus, which arrived

een a I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

THE SUPPLY OF COTTON.

WE perfectly agree with the remarks of the Manchester
Guardian, expressed last Saturday, in an article under
the above heading, that " it is exceedingly desirable, for
the sake of all parties connected with the import, the con-
sumption, and the ordinary buying and selling of cotton,

that their operations should be founded on correct views

of the existing stocks, the weekly consumpt
probable future supply and demand for that important

n, and th

material ;

allow the s

lulled into a "

we hare

set ourselves,

sneers a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

we have devoted our lives and our earn
of the best securities in the world again:

whirl

lowest remunerating prices
will look into our works
paid to tl

NIX tiAFE
ova anid t,

"UNTJFACTORY IN THE Nl'

:s. Milner and S

in which, to us,

:hnic Society of Chubb's and AI
•ous (dry) materials, and of Mill

the defined relative politic
ming principle, by the a

,cy of wa

public has given to m
and which we mean to sell at the
. Before buying a Safe, if parties
, and see the labour sod attention
....dnufacture in all its details, they will he less like,
3posed upon by external appearances and fallacioni
*ions in the very important matter of the selectiot

to their evaporating principle, proving I
f the latter, will be remembered, a
on of Milner's only eff,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

LIVERP'

IBRARY.

WE published, last week, a report of the public meet-
ing which was held for the inauguration of the Free Public
Library and Museum, in Duke-street, by the worshipfu
the Mayor. It s

,s a gratifying circumstance to observe
-b inunluarl nn nnlitirnl foPlinc, nr 01111 S.

tions of party difference, men of both sides took part, the
Conservative Representative of Liverpool and the Liberal
Representative of South Lancashire occupying prominent
-i. Indeed it would be difficult to

I positions on the occas

show any possible connection of such institutions with

f political feeling, but unfortunately

oug h succes

11, their establishmen
rgans of Radicalism

has been

I hold of by the

inns of well-mean

ey wou

parties

om they
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

CORN MARKETS

MANCHESTER, OCT. 23.—Millers and bakers having pur-
chased somewhat freely during the last two weeks, the trade
here since our last has been quiet, but steady. This day's
market affords no particular subject for remark: there is a
moderate sale for each article, and last week's rates are fully
supported.

PRESTON, OCT. 23.--At this day's market the demand for
English Wheat was active, and choice samples realised an ad-
vance of 6d per windle ; Irish Id per bushel dearer. Beans
sought after at full prices. Oats do not meet a free sale, but,

with not many offering, late rates are maintained. Farmers'

Oatmeal rather lower. In other articles no alteration.
WAKEFIELD, Oc•r. 22.—We have a fair supply of Wheat,

for which there is a firm trade at last week's prices,

There is

are not obtainable.

Oats an

Beans continue scarce

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYN

•eady sale this morning, at tl

the demand for Old was not s
were fully supported. For M

Grinding is exceedingly

is also very scarce, am

Peas in good request, at

any description of Grain. .
at the full rates of last wee

held for more money

CORK, OCT

advanced 6d per cwt. Fore

ther advance of

DUBLIN, OCT

Exchange to-day, but 11

White Wheat

Oats, old

Oats, new

SALFORD, OCT

Beasts, and

ket ; and an improvement

pool market we had 1385 1

IGO from Cheshir

buyers, and the Beef trade w•

oid per lb. 11

Beef : best heifers, 4id to 5d

Sad to 4d

1. Veal, 4d to sad
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

borougl

Ane silver cradle trio fiysfair

en raised to present the wife of
Thomas Littledale, with a silver cradl
omemorative of the birth of a son and heir
work has been placed in the hands of Mr.
Lord•street, who has designed a piece of plate which
not, reflect credit on the town, as well a,
leaf to the laurels which he has so long

Jingly, a fund

Birth of C

and it is well

chosen to record the g
" city of ships." The form of this work of art i
simple, being a votive tripod, on the top of which
Genius of Liverpool sitti

importance of ti

with her foot restini
on a marine shell, indicative of her proximity to the sea, a
the name of the great river sufficiently shows—Mere-sea
nr Mpr-

). in which is

'eet of the C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

aiet was

DI that

At length, after some explanations, it
deceased was not William Duke, who had been away from
home and had only that evening returned. Who the de-

ceased was no one really knows. Duke, on learning that
he was supposed to be drowned, was exceedingly angry
at the stupidity of his wife ; and it was with much difficulty
the neighbours, who had come in to comfort the widow

BOSTON AND MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY
pectus has been issued for the formation of a newline of
way to connect Nottingham and the Inkliand counties
the port of Boston, by extending the Nottingham line

—A pros-

tance of about 31 miles. The scheme is, in fact, a
realization of that which was contemplated in 1845, by

the Ambergate and Boston
abandoned, owing to the panic of 1847. 'I
capital of the present scheme is £300,000,
rectors state that they have obtained the s
principal landowners on the line, which wil
an unusually level country, and

e prop,
id the

1 pass over
ucted at a very

cheap rate, the cost

)eini I

luding the dock at I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ate of the casewith regard to the Bishop of the Diocese.
The Rev. W. POUND then related a conversation ho
,ft with the bishon. He said. "My Lord. am I to

understand that you would rather the" n
held in vour diocese ?" and his lord
means_" addin2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

THE SUPPLY OF GOLD

THE continued influx of gold into this country,
not only from the vast resources of California,
through the United States, but also more directly
from the not less prolific gold fields of Australia,
has very naturally excited much anxious specula-
tion as to its probable future effects upon the trade
and prices of this country. There is no disputing
the facts, for they are abundantly proved by the
weekly returns from the Bank of England, where
the large stock of bullion is maintained notwith-
standing the exports of the precious metals, the
money taken out by the numerous emigrants, and
the large sums withdrawn for the purposes of in-
creased trade and the public works which, owing
to the easiness of the money market, have been
resumed. It has been estimated by a rough mode
of calculation, from the difficulty of obtaining cor-
rect data, that the amount of gold available for the
circulating medium is approaching almost double
what it was a few years since, when the Bank of
England was compelled to negotiate for an advance
from the Bank of France, and the stock of bullion
was reduced to so small an amount that the Go-
vernment was induced to publicly sanction a sus-
pension of the Restriction Act, in order to save the
national credit; and although this estimate may
be far beyond the truth, it is by no means beyond
the bounds of probability. Reasoning upon this
assumption, it has been argued that the effect of
such a vast addition to the circulating medium will
be virtually to double the prices of all the ordinary
articles of consumption, and by so doing to cancel
half the National Debt and all fixed obligations,
and indeed to benefit the producer to this extent at
the cost of the consumer. Some have also argued
upon the hardship of the Bank of England being
still compelled to buy gold at the price fixed by
law of £3 17s. 9d. per ounce, when, owing to the
enormous additional supply, it must have fallen
considerably in value. A slight consideration will
serve to show the latter position to be altogether
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

LONGEVITY.—A female named Douvion, of Courdenac,
near Bordeaux, died a few days ago, aged 120. She was
born in 1732, at Guadeloupe.
A DREADFUL MURDER. has just been committed in the
Castle of Lomnitz, in Silesia. On the morning of the
9th, the Baroness of Schimmelpfennig was found
murdered in her bed. The windows of her chamber were
broken and all her jewels had been carried off.
THE BENEFITS OF TRANSPORTATION.—The Fairlie,
with 370 male convicts, has arrived at Hobart Town.
These men are the reformed of Pentonville and Milbank
Penitentiary. A great proportion are what are called
" ticket of leave" men. They will on landing receive a
free pardon on condition that they are not to return to
England.

A SPANISH FISHERMAN, named Sou!es, left Barce-
lona, on the 18th ult., in a boat, with the intention of
proceeding to Villa Neuva, a distance of a few miles. As
he proposed to return in the evening he only took with
him a bottle of rum, some wine, and a loaf. But the
violence of the wind and waves carried him out to sea,
and, having been buffeted about for twelve days, he arrived
on the 30th in the port of Algiers.

THE VINTAGE IN ALGERIA.—A letter from Milianah
(Algiers) states that although the wines in that neigh-
bourhood had been attacked with the malady, the result
of the vintage has been satisfactory, there being now in
Milianah 100 casks of wine from the crop of ti -
The quality is said to be good, though perba
inferior to that of 1851. The grapes
Arabs at 13f. or 14f. the metrical quintal
DESIGN FOR THE PLAN 07 THE NEW YORK
TION Butr.nirza:—lt appears that Sir Joseph Paxton

re sold by the

adopted, but that a preferem
by Messrs. Carstensen and Gildemeister

een given
fora

o a desizi

)ss, with an octagonal b
22 feet high and 105 feet i

a central

gon itself is 365 feet in diameter, exalusive of three en-
trance halls. From the design, we should say it is
beautiful adaptation of Sir Joseph's

le of const

tion ; but its dimensi
the "'industry of all a

:commoda

tion fo

~.4evf York, state that on the night of the 12th
month the prisoners in the fortress of San Jose
a and disarmed their guard, and took possession of the
non. turning them against the city, which was thrown

by way of "

and brought him out s

everal ti

stoth

Finding

however, their isolated

Of exactly
and that

they evm
to the'wc
the most

;the steps Were being taken to bes
ited the fort on the following night, and tool

were speedily captured, and six of
mblicly shot. Subsequently, also,
and at the time of the departure of

leader was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Id our cheerful testimo

" Yours, very truly
- -

[Signed by twenty-six
" To Captain William Wylie."

Passengers

" We, the undersigned, steerage passengers on board
the steam-ship City of Glasgow, on her passage from
Philadelphia to Liverpoool, having now arrived within a
few miles of the latter port, cannot separate without re-
turning you, and your officers and crew, our unfeigned
thanks. First, for the excellent arrangements established
on board for our comfort ; secondly, for your very gentle-
manly demeanour towards us, and your indefatigable care
and perseverance in the performance of your duty, and the
kind and amiable disposition of every one of your officers
and those acting under them. We shall always feel happy
to hear of your success at sea and happiness on shore.
These expressions, drawn from us by your excellence,
being all we have in our power to present yov
hope you will accept as a testimony of our
esteem for you. Given under our hand-
19th day of October, 1852.

rich we

respect and
board, this

[Signed by eight passengers on behalf of the rest.]
" To Captain William Wylie."

FATAL BITE BY A SER
rg, soon after eight o'clon

—On Wednesday morn-

he keeper of

a act of imprudence

,ears almost
thn arm)

he most venomous serpents, and actually removed
:em, the Indian cobra di capello, from its cage.

,trawled about his person for so
he drew it from his waistcoat, and it then bit

close to tF
ce of mind e
to replx

ling his

icnutim

of iba- m- a cedron,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ce by that route

only occupy fifteen

Two weeks' later advices from
telegraph from New Orleans, represent Chili
very promising. The newly-established monet
bad given great satisfaction. The Government
5200,000 to London to purchase a war-steamer
Late advices from the Sandwich Islands report the pre-
valence of a severe epidemic at Honululu, which had very
materially checked business. The Government had pro-
mulgated a treaty of reciprocity with the United States,

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

NEW YORK, Oct. 12

MONEY MARKET.—There was a continued activity in
the Stock market this forenoon. In the Money market a
comfortable feeling prevailed, and loans are made on first-
class collaterals with considerable freedom, at 6 to 7 per
cent. on call. Some of the banks are lending again on
call. Paper is in moderate supply and good demand, at 6
to 7 per cent. for best names. The disbursements from
the Treasury and the advices of two millions of gold being
at Panama by the Golden Gate had a favourable influence.
Foreign Exchange was firm, although the demand was
moderate : London., 1108 to 1104.
CorroN.—(From the New York Courier and in-
quirer.)—The foreign advices per Franklin, which came
to hand yesterday morning, had but little effect upon the
Cotton market. Holders assumed a firmer tone. The
sales to-day amount to 800 bales ; Upland middling, 104 c.
to 104 c.; Orleans ditto, 10Ic. to 104 c. The following are
the current prices for Liverpool classification :
Atlantic
Ports.
Inferi0r.....

Florida
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Australia.

`FOX" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.
ESTABLISHED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
For PORT PHILIP and SYDNEY,
IN SEVENTY-FIVE DAYS,
ul British-built Clipper Ship
ATHLONE,
,D DEVEY, Commander;
coppered and copper-fastened.
rdav next, and sail on Monday,

The beautif

lsi Noveinber

NVilson, the cele

ler, of Livery

st been r

Her accommodation for passeng

with all despatt

AFRICA,

Africa will

tssages early application
JAMES LEVI NGSTONE,

HENRY

Liverp,

To sail

JOI-i& -!
JAMES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Will go into the River

breed shit
for her pre

expected to mak,

A 1 at Lloyd's; 1450 ns
pered and copper- stene
voyage, is the 1 Best si
vice, presenti to the ey
naval archit ure. The

ments under tlie new Act
must be made to P.

Owners, c

TO AUSTRALIA

ANNA PAULONA
GENERAL LIST
KATE
SEA
These Ships are all fifst

the entire
Majesty's EnliF,

rranz,etients
Ag

For further it(rtic

LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

SALE ON THURSDAY NEXT, OF

MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SPANISH MAHO-
gany Four-post Bedsteads, handsome Half-tester Ditto,
several prime Goose Feather Beds, Ladies' Mahogany Ward-
robe, of very Rich Wood, Dinner Service, China Tea Set,

, handsome Sideboard, and a Telescope- Dining Table, Maho:
gany Toilet Table and Washstands, with fine dove veined
Marble Trays. Cheval Glass, andrEffects of a lady deceased.
MR. GRICE will Spe"by AUCTION, on THURS.
DAY next, the 28t nstant, at eleven o'clock prompt,
on the Premises, St. Anp treet (a few doors from Islington),
the genuine HOUSE_HOLD FURNITURE, comprising,
IN SITTING AND DINING ROOMS : Set of Mahogany Chairs,
elegant Chimney Glasses, Sideboard and Dining Table, a Book-
case, of Rich Wood, handsome Bruisels Carpets and Rugs,
Chiffonnier with Drawers,Oblong Loo and Centre Tables, Card
and Pembroke Ditto, capital Easy Reclining and Rocking
Chairs, China Tea Set, Dinner Sei vice, Table Knives and Forks,
Cut Glass, handsome Bronzed Fenders and Fire-irons.
THE BEDROOMS are furnished with handsome and lofty
Four-post Bedsteads, Half-tester Ditto, prime Goose Feather
Beds and Bedding, Mahogany Wardrobe, Pair of Marble Tables
and Stands, Mahogany and Painted Drawers, Commode and
Reactive, with tho uouvl Chamber krticleo.

HALL AND STAIRS include Hat-stand, pair of Hall Chairs,
Spring Dial, Lobby Oilcloth, Wheel Barometer; together with
the whole of the Kitchen and Culinary Utensils.

The whole may be seen previous to dale, and Catalogues had
from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

and the merchant prince to

the humblest labourer, towards the l

ented dead;

and their d

termination to unite co

ially together

ermanent memorial of that feeling, and

of the fact that the people of Liverpool were fully

capable of a

predating the characte

s of the

eatest general, if not also the

greatest statesman, of this or any other age. Where

was so excellent,

it may appear invidious to

y of the

lies made

upon the occasion

for encomium ; but we cannot pass over the affect-

,anent ad

Venerable Archdeacon

Mr. BROOKS may be re-

led as truly a contemporary of the illustrious

hero ; one who has had an opportunity of watching
his military career, from his first essay in arms as a
part of the disastrous expedition under the Duke

of YORI

, to his crowning fight on the plains of

Waterloo, and his civil career from his first secre-

,ryship in Ireland to his latest tenure of office in

1846. Well did the Venerable Archdeacon remark
that "the Duke of WELLINGTON did not live for
fame; he lived for duty; that was the great pole-
star by which he was guided, and happy would it
he had England thousands like him. It might be
said that his reward was in history, in the pages of

which his illustrious memory would be preserved,
and his deeds recorded. But history was not read
by the majority of the people; and it was necessary
that they should do something that would speak its
own tale to every man, woman, and child who should
be born as long as England should last."
The congratulatory remarks which have re-
cently been indulged in by the Free-traders, to the
effect that, notwithstanding the Repeal of the Na-
vigation Laws, the Shipping interest of this country
is enjoying a high state of prosperity, are at length
receiving a practical commentary. Freights have,
during the past few months, been advancing in the
Eastern markets,—not, howev€r, because handing
over the transit trade from those markets to foreign
Shipowners can have had any tendency to produce
such advance, but because a number of our large
ships, formerly engaged in the East India trade,
have been taken up for the purpose of carrying
emigrants to Australia. We are now informed that
the same demand for Shipping has withdrawn a
large amount of tonnage from the timber trade of
Canada ; and that there is every prospect of a
serious advance in the price of that important
article. Some of the finest of the ships which have
left Liverpool for Australia during the past few
weeks have been colonial built ; but for the
new source of employment opened out for them by
the rush to the gold regions, would most probably
have been at this moment loading, or on the voyage
home, with timber for the consumption of this

country

FOREI(

V S l

THE progress

towards the real
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

brown" in the business, and has

The Thunderer sang mighty small,
when convicted of having been made the silly dupe of the
jesuitical Chronicle, and forced to cry out peccavi. Its
confession was a curious compound of the penitent and
the bully.

by its coadjutor

s the glee affected by the Manchester philo

eir disciples

at what they consider the t.

umphant fact that agitation for the restoration of Protec-

tion has co,

led down,—that there is noimperative demand

corn duties

But the s

gst them are beginning to see that they hol-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

By Mr. THOMAS TRAVERSE,

On WEDNESDAY, the 10th November, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the House of Mrs. Prescott, the Swan Inn, Lon-

don-road, Liverpool, subject to such Conditions as Will be

then and there Prod
Lot 1. Al-1 LL that DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on
the south side of Bostock-street, in Liverpool afore-
said, being No. 36, having a frontage to Bostock-street of five
yards, now in the occupation of William Tinsley, as tenant
thereof, at the yearly rent of £l3.

The Tenure is Lea'sehold for the term of 1000 years, created
by an indenture dated the 9th July, 1827.
Lot 2.—A1l that DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the north
side of Hopwood-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, being No. 58,
now used as a Beer-house, and in the occupation of Margaret
Beerpark, as tenant thereof, at the yeafly rent of £25.
.

The Tenure is Leasehold under le Right Honourable the
Earl of Derby, and is held for t term of 75 years, commenc-
ing from the 25th day of Ma • 1, 1845, subject to the payment
of a yearly ground rent of 3.
Lot 3.—A1l that DVV ING-HOUSE, with the well-accus-
tomed MILK-HOUS ituate on the east side of High-street,
Edge-bill, near Live 00l aforesaid, being No. 23, together with
the commodious
,S IPPONS and other BUILDINGS belong-
ing thereto, now in the occupation of Thomas Boardman, as
tenant thereof, at the yearly rent of £3O; and also another
DWELLING-HOUSE adjacent thereto, being No. 4, in Back
High-street, Edge-hill aforesaid, now in the occupation of John
Richardson, as tenant thereof, at the yearly rent of £7
_3s.

This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance, and in front to
High-street and in breadth at the back severally 15 yards, and
runs in depth backwards on each side 15 yards.
The Properties can be viewed on application either to the
respective Tenants, or to Mr. WILLIAM YATES. House Agent,
36, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool; and further particulars
may be had at the Office of Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solicitor,
Prescot.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

ESTABLISHED IN 1848
Tons. _For
1100 -ADELAIDE

, MELBOURNE.... Nov. 10
MELBOURNE.... Dec. 1
and carry experienced Sur-

ojecf to the apprOval of 11

S. DE WOLF and CO. ; or to
M. WALTHEW,
48, Chapel-street

Liverpoo

THE
LIVERPOOL "BLACK BALL" LINE OF
AUSTRALIAN PACKETS,
1,0 For GEELONG, ADELAIDE, PORTLAND BAY,
MELBOURNE, PORT..PHILIP, and SYDNEY.

Ships. Tons. Capt. Destination. To sail
EDMOND 1800.RoBE ox.Melbourne&Geelong.Nov. 1
PASSAROUANGIBOO.Fu RING Ditto To succeed
NORTHUM- 11300. E , LAY .. Launceston, Van Diemen's
BERLAND.... I Land, (in lieu of Melbourne).Nov. 15
These magnificent A 1 frigate-built Ships have very lofty
well-ventilated between decks, splendid cabin accommodation.

are commanded by captains of ireat experience, who will care-
fully attend to the comfort and health of the passengers, carry
qualified surgeons, and will he despatched under the inspec-
tion of her Majesty's Emigration Agent.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES BAINES and CO.. 6, Cook-street.

THE
LIVERPOOL " WHITE STAR" LINE
OF
AUSTRALIAN PACKETS
- FOR ADELAIDE, GEELONG, MELBOURNE,
PORT PHILIP, AND SYDNEY.
Ships. Tons. Capt. Destination. To sail.
TANTIVY.. 2500. .Melbourne Nov. 10.
NEW SHIP.2OOO. - Do. PortPhilip&Sydney.To follow

The above are A 1 fast-sailing Clipper-built Ships. They are
nearly all new, constructed with particular regard to strength
and durability, commanded by men of great experience in the
Australian Trade, who will take every precaution to promote
the health and comfort of Pptrsengers during the Voyage. The
arrangements on board eal Ship will be of the most complete
description, and Passerigers may depend fully on receiving
every attention and/assistance required. A fully-qualified
Surgeon will be provided for each Vessel. Parties residing at
a distance can, on application by letter, receive every infor-
mation respecting the above Ships. Berths for Cabin, Poop,
Intermediate, and Third Cabin can be secured by remitting a
deposit to the undersigned,
PILKINGTON and WILSON,
Commercial-buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Mr. Corbett
on the (

al being, as it used to b
• h,

those whose business c
so amply provided for

the p
diffieu!

rs how to avoid ti

Rhin of

uhjects illustrated, to amus
rowned with velvet cushion

the stern of the

which des,

the Cit

tions, conve
first-rate pa

:ice of fitti

manger traffic

terprising
builders,
On Frida.

their thoroughapp- reci

is on t

e ewer or va

the comforts

hat they are fit to cope v

Comma

3rovided, the ass
n of the ail

which prevailed throe

i of massive silver

Wyllie, the cominancic

It.rotk,i;

.d,~l'`,il'w

Mnittll *tato.

For terms of freight or'cabin passage apply to

ST. GEORGE'S LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

The ANDREW-FOSTER,

N. HoLiavKSN, Commander,

Will sail on fidiurday next, the 30th instant,

YLOR and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

Other
Gulf Ports
lorninal. nominal.

Low to good ord. .. 81 to 94 81 to 94 8/ to 94
Low to good mid.... 94 to 101 94 to 104 10 to 104
Mid. fair to fair .... 104 to 11 nominal. 11 to 111
Fully fair to good fair nominal. nominal. nominal.
(From W. P. Wright's Circular, of Oct. 12.)—Yes-
terday morning we were early in receipt of the advices
per Franklin, with Liverpool dates to 28th September.
These represented a more active demand in the cotton
market, at an improvement of 1-16 d. to id. per lb., con-
sequent on the accounts sent hence per America, as toTtihe
unfavourable condition of the
news had the effect of -

ri cotton crop

to adva

asking prices for cotton, wit
the amount of sales. The
slightly lower during the w
the exception of New Orlea
limited nature. The wean.

review ; ht

the tra
in the

;outh d

ii favourable fO

week under review has generally
maturing and gathering the crop, particularly in the A
lantic States, where it is ne•cf thoaght a good crop will 1

GOLD IN PI
vat

lowing is an extract of a pri-
t forgotten to tell you of a
I rich gold mine within about

fifty miles of Lima, near a place called Salinas, four or five
leagues from Huasco, and only one league from the s
coast. For the last two or 0
have been rushing there, bo
the rage is passing away, as it is found

ee weeks immense crowd
th by sea and land, but nov

only 13-o worked ;y capitalists, as the gold is found im-
bedded in hard quartz, and will have to be extracted by
means of machinery. Several capitalists are going into
the LILLSIIieSS caLonslvely, BIM I Lava 110 auutm Wlll tlu

somewhere about 65

to
but as he did

mined her je

her surprise, shE
lark of Brussels

ledged

IRELAND'

Piqf
THE POPE OF ROM Gated E has nom lioale"
-.sor of Scripture and Hebrew-, to be
mate of Ireland, in place of Dr. Cullen.

Coil I
THE REGIUS PROFESSORSHIP.-- Thep ° : eolo
"We believe we may relict odtrhe $ll

lion says

• WI"
• wag rumoured In°
that a your-

ELOPEMENT

lady, a reel,
,

possessed Of a considerable fortune 1

Aleman r

he mO►'r

ted

rone In Fur-

130.'„1,55
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

r appre
Af

led to,

, amon

e a fev

st which he fel

erity of the town

!is a proof-
Id by all el

sses who are brought
that th.

nel on Monday last week :
" Steam-ship City of GI

Liverpool,
" Dear, Sir,—We, the under
ship to Liverpool, feel unwillir

in some way, our graft
we have received from yo

it us, therefore, in ti

which is now so nearly ended
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

BREACH OF CONTRACT

EAGIN V. IRVING AND ANOTHER.—This was an action
brought by the plaintiff to recover damages for a breach of
contract.—The jury found for the plaintiff. Damages 255.

ALLEGED ILLEGAL DISTRAINT

CLARK V. STAMPER AND OTHERS.—In this case Mr.
Mr. Oubrey was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Blair for the
defendants. The action was to recover damages for
an illegal distraint. The plaintiff lived with his mo-
ther, in a small house, in Alice-street, Paddington. In
the early part of May she died, and the goods were re-
moved from the house on the 3d and sth of June. On the
latter day they were followed, seized, and sold for £2 14s.
7d. The plaintiff claimed the goods as his own, and said
all the goods of the mother were sold during her illness
to keep her.
Mr. BLAIR, after stating that the action was an attor-
ney's action to obtain costs, contended that it had not
been satisfactorily proved that the goods belonged to the
plaintiff.
He called one of the assistant-bailiffs, who stated that
when he went to make the distress the goods in question
were pointed out as belonging to the deceased, and if
they would wait until evening the money would be paid.
The ASSESSOR.—Why did you not wait till evening ?

Witness.—lt was then two o'clock in the afternoon.

The ASSESSOR.—You ought to have waited.
Mr. M'OunREY replied, and the Learned ASSESSOR
summed up, after which the jury found for the plaintiff,
£5 damages.

SILK A PROTECTION AGAINST INFECTION.—A silk
covering of the texture of a common handkerchief is said
to possess the peculiar property of resisting the noxious
influence, and of neutralising the effects of malaria. It
is well known that such is the nature of malaria poison,
that it is easily decomposed by even feeble chemical
agents. Now it is probable that the heated air proceed-
ing from the lungs, may form an atmosphere within the
veil of silk, of power sufficient to decompose the miasma
in its passage to the mouth, although it may be equally
true, that the texture of the silk covering may act media
114 a wa-cmcwitvr,—,tion corripqnin,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

residence, Wavertree,

t North, Maria, rel

I 5)11 LUC ...,.. ALA.,.
the late Gabriel Jam" "es,lEscl•
,-.
nst., after a few hours' illness, of mt.,
it the residence of hie grand parents, Moor
q years, Augustus Burton, son of Mr. Dale
on, of this town. _ . . _

Cheshire, ug

relict of the Int(
street, Windsor

On the 21st injt.

On the Os
Boyer. •

7,51 r. V
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

e oPeninz of the line, and 5 per cent., with
-plug profits, for seven years thereafter.

4":21'
S CHURCH, CROIN
obey arty of the Sunday-
hey,of the members of the 'conzreg
Itat:,1001-rooms of St. Mary's, Edge-hill
8f
11d Anderson, incumbent of St. Stei
.14d;r tea, a selection of sacred music WI

ndzentlemen, who ki

I% W. T. 'I

-STREET.--'On Mon-
chool children, and a

in, was
. The

ompson exhibited a number
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

HE BISHOP OF EXE

THE

MOB

---...0.....-_

Peter's Church, on Wednesday, si
rival of the bishop in his carriage, he v

three trem

The following is the re
I on tl

minutes
to what OCCUrr

bishop leaving

conclusion of the

p and. the

as before

PER INSULTED BY

hat on the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

including

There was a tar

Beasts realised Gs Bd, inferior

prices nearly all were sold

di disposed of.
5W per lb.
DUBLIN, OCT

Mutton, 5.

21.—We I

which sol

46s per cwt, sinking offal. '1

than for a long time past, insc

to a red

great many lots left unsold. Ve

market rather a small one, and
the Channel, is to is 6d per cwt

SHIPPING

TUESDAY, OCT. 19.—Wind variable and light

ARRlVED.—Tamerlane, Williams, from Calcutta—Cambria,
M'Culloch, St. John, N.B.—Sarah Bragg, Middleton, Riga—
City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, Philadelphia—lndustrie, Zellien,
Ostend—Mathilde, Rostock—Adler, liannenherg, Schiedam—

Jandernier, Vanderswyks, Bayonne.
SAILED.—Henry Clay, Hill, and Manhattan, Peabody, for
New York—Lady Russell, Sinnott, Mobile—Chieftain, Miller,
Valparaiso—Nelson, Neile, Lisbon and Rio Grande—Herald,
Turnbull, Ntauritius—Ciydeside, M'A !pine, Cape of Good Hope

—Mary nounsell, Le Page, Newfound.
Gibraltar—Caden'a, Dort, Constantino)
Zante—Cadena, Dort, Constantinople
Rotterdam.

id—Mignon, Harvey,
—Challenger, Elliott,
Saucy Jack, Welch,

Elizabeth Wood, Cowell, hence at Barbadoes.
Cousins (iron ship), Davidson, from Bombay for this port
simon's Bay, with rudder broken.

this port 24th At
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

John S

Wyoming, Dunlevy
Lydia, Healey, he'
Caspiz:-
Tiber (s.s

cester, P
ath. A.S.

City of Glasgow, Muir,Fiouiealcutta, off Hamburg 19th Oct,

SUNDAY, (

24.—Wind W

ARRlVED.—Yorkshire, Young, from Nem York—Carthagena,
Jones, Sydney, N.S.W.—Charles Saunders, Spence, Quebec—
Ceres, O'Neill. Oporto.

SAILED

—Countess of Winton, Crar

Hall, Henley,

for Shanghae—J. G.

Canada (s.), Latin', from Boston at this port ; left 13th Oct.,
and Halifax 15th. 'Has 320,000 dollars on freight.
America (s.), hence off Boston 13th Oct., at 6.55 p.m.
Franklin (s.), from Havre at New York.

City of 31adc'hester (s.s.), Leitch, hence at Delaware 13th Oct.
Astrologer (s.s.), hence for Alexandria, off Holyhead; tele-
graphed that engine stops hourly.
G. A. Hopley, hence at Vi:r:
Courier, Bannatyne, from Calcutta at Charleston
Daniel Huntley, hence at Camden.

Eliza Bowen, arid Telegraph, Pickard, at Constantinople.
BOSTON, Oct. 13.—The Madawaska, from Manilla for New
York, ran on shore at Squam Beach, but was assisted off, and
arrived below New York on 12th Oct. .'making little water.
Six of her crew were landed at the hospital, with scurvy.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1852.

CORRESPONDENCE.

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Letters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied by the
real name and address of the writer, not for publication, but
as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably requis
in any statement of facts.
The Editor wishes it to be understood ti
himself responsible for the opinions (
correspondents

RAILWAY MANAGEMENT

TDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

Egerton

SIR,-1 rem

ster," that he gi

credit to the Railway

c Socr

'ell- fa

Company for their excellent arrangeme

,sday evening
)n, Mrs. Ends

blie, and the pl
vithstandinfl the

I Mad]
Locke

in the nt

—.......
announcement'l
NEW MUSIC.—" Emma Waltzes," by H. Bamber. On Saturday, agreeably to public ,a
Liverpool : Rime and Son. We venture to state that numerous and influential meeting was held at the old
these waltzes will be on every young lady's pianoforte. Sessions' House, to take into consideration the prop late
They are brilliant, dancible, and original, three qualities of erecting a public monument in Liverpool to the ,
.1.
not often combined. We recommend them to all lovers Duke of Wellington. The worshipful the Mayor ern'
t tlinse
of dance music. Littledale, Esq.), was in the chair, and arnengBchstles
THE WAVERLEY DRAMATIC SOCIETY.—The amateur
erformance of the Waverley Dramatic. Society, in aid of present were the Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton ; Tbm,
Turner, Esq., M.P., William Brown, Esq.
e St. Anne's Dispensary, is fixed for Friday next, at the
`nbi Theatre, which is in the immediate district of the B. Horsfall, Esq., M.P. ; the Ven. Arclideal‘coinPl3l.arrAlirs:
John Buck Lloyd, Esq., Lewin Mozley, Escl-95Vdwarls
n•-, BramleY.

lyneux, EFq.:Tho
_To?

said the,

orialg 01:1

eui---„,„ns
e vole.'

been milled in com'plianCe with three cr,
!et. He hoped he might infer from flu.

s for the
atihat IVY

it to the town
rEn., M.P., P
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-26

secure
,:it in the cage

me man was in possession of a pr,
to be a specific against

paration
serpent

poison, and was ac qu,nieru v, no toe toetliod of applying
it; but it appears that, although sensible of his danger,
be forgot to resort to this means of assistance. He
desired his fellow-servant to go for the head keeper and
superintendent, who were immediately brought to him.
Ho was then removed to the University Hospital, where
all medical aid proved unavailing, and before 9 o'clock he
had expired. He had been about 18 months in his situaf
Lion, and was fully acquainted with the habits and power
of tiie animals under his care.