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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

URQUHART & ADAMSON, CABINET-MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, ha
'Stiarerooms to their present Premises, now invite inspection of the largest and best
CABINET FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, LOOKING
sutured for a Customer Trade, by URQUHART & ADAMSON, and all marked in plain fizures
era that, in selecting or ordering from this immense Stock, they secure surerior quad

icantayes, and satisfaction, that can only

ned-at

URQUIrART & ADAMSON'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTAB AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING HOUSE
13 nd 15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

Cougtru and Expoi
Flirnißf;Pr's

ane anti Bal
onaPtly exec

ehouse
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Irrlanb.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
The splendid iron Steam-ship
BLENHEIM
- is intended to sail &OM LIVERPOOL for
BELEAST, (with or without a pilot,) from the Clarence
Dock : namely,
THURSDAY, September 2, at 114 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, September 7, at 3 o'clock, Afternoon.
SATURDAY, September 11, at S -O'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, September 16, at 11 o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, September 2Wat 4 o'clock, Afternoon.
SATURDAY, Septemb 25, at 8 o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, Septe er 30, at 11 o'clock, Evening.
Leaving Belfast for,l, verpool on the 31st August, and the
4th, gth, 14th. 18th. 23d, and 28th September.
LAN r 4 111:d CO., 20, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

THE CHARITIES.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 28th Aug.)—
ADM ITTED : Accidents, 33 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 9; Total, 42.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 16;
relieved and at own request, 4; attending as out-patients, 25;
irregular, 1; died, 4.—Remaining in the Hospital, 75.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 25th Aug.)—lN-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 10 ; re-
lieved and made out-patients, 2 ; at own request, 0 • irregu-
lar, 0 ; dead, 0 ; entered, 7 ; under treatment, 40.-L—OUT-
PATIENTS :—Cured, 27; entered, 35; under treatment, 29.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, Auo. 30.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, 323; South, 253; total, 576. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 172 ;
South, 55; total, 227.

__
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOllO-
- Report, Aug. 26.)—0n the books, boys 64,
girls 38; average da►ly attendance, boys 54, piirls 27 ; sick list,
boys 0, girls I ; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1552.

SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE
GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS.
ERMONS will be preached in aid of the Funds of
►J the above Society on SUNDAY next, the sth September,
in the following Churches.

IS POPERY

AGGRESSIVE ?

THE perversion of justice for the condemnation of
the innocent is, God be thanked, of the rarest
occurrence in our age and country. Occasionally
we hear of private ipalignity urging an individual

BISHOP of WESTERN NEW YORK
A.VIOUR'S, FALKNER-SQUARI
; by the Rev. G. W. WA
LIGUSTINE'S.—NIornit

Inc Rev. J. H

JONES,

to the perpetration of the dia
bringing a false charge of crime against his neigl

bolical wickedness of

ORK.-
XING,

ber, the

NNUAL

bour ;

but the instances are as rare as they are

e indignant reprobation

at Half-past
ISHOP of \FE:

ss of the cot

The discover

therefore, of a deep-rooted and I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

MISCELLANEA

Yucca Gloriosa.—ln the garden of Netherbyres House,
near Eyemouth, a specimen of the plant called the Yucca
Gloriosa, or Adam's Needle, is at present in full bloom.
It was put in the ground 17 years ago, when a very small
plant ; and about seven years afterwards it was blown
down by a severe wind, and nothing but the root left,
which in time grew up as formerly : and in the month of
July last, for the first time, it sent out a stem above
eight feet high, which is at present covered with innume-
rable beautiful flowers—not fewer than from 1,000 to 1,200
The plant itself is over 11 feet from the ground to the top
of the stem.—Edinburqh Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

quence of ti
OUTFITS to t

OPEN a 1

can be pacjce

TiLOR, C

B, PARADISE-ST

TEA ES

(One of the mo

Near St. George's li

AUSTRALIA

OHN RICH

REASE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

BI RKENH EA D DOCKS,

To Manufacturers, Engineers, and Others, requiring Waterside
Premises and Railway Communication.

THE BIRKENHEAD DOCK COMPANY

I prepared to LET on LEASE,,,in--Thts to snittenarTis,
LAND fronting the Birkenhead D , and connected by railway
with all parts of the kingdom.
The Land has especial a ntages for Sugar Refineries, Saw
Mills, Timber Yards, E ineers,Shipbuilders' &c., &c., and is
accessible by ships o argeburthen. No dock dues are charge-
able on goods laude or shipped in these docks.—By order,
Averst, 1852. W. H. SLONIAN, Secretary.

CHESHIRE AND CARNARVONS[iIRF

CIENTLEKIEST'S RESIDENCES- to be LET.
kjl In Cheshire, eight miles from the Ileestrin Station, and
three from Mitchum!). In Ca rnarKorrshire, 16 miles from the
Carnarvon Station, and three frow:Seddgelert, near the Gills.

lyn and the Lakes. ConvenjDnfe
attached to each, with Sardens, &c.. Also, Land, Fishing, and

for a li

Shooting.
Apply to Mr. V. WDREY, ➢iiddlewich

Mantrb.

WANTED, a good expe "meld COOK, that can
make up Butter. ut English need apply.
Application to be m No. 10, Springfield, Everton.

WANTED, by the Township of Garston, a suitable
PERSON to fill the Office of ASSISTANT-SUR-
VEYOR of ROADS, COLLECTOR of R %TES, and for other
Duties connected with the Township. Salary not less than
£l2O per Annum. Security will bollquired. No personal
application will be receives
Applications and Testiutc
Moauts, 3, Royal 19,-1
later than the 4 arSepten

ais to be add►
Dale-st;

,d to Mr. J. G.
, LiverpJol, not

LIVERPOOL, CROSBY, AND SOUTHPORT RAILWAY
LOANS ON DEBEN7
THE Directors of this Co

ared to

or Seven Years

Fiv

t the Corn

FOR DOCK OAT!

'CTION

ENLARGEJI EN
PLANS, ,
T NTEN I ING CONTRACTORS are hereby informed
that the PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS for the Three
Pairs of DOCK GATES will continue open for inspection, at
the Dock Office, Sunderland, until FRIDAY,- the Pith Septem-
ber; and in London, at the Office of .Iphtfllurray-, Esq., Engi-
ne, r to the Company, 5, White4l4-IVestininster, from MON.
DAY, the 20th, until WEDNESDA.Y, the 20th September next.
Parties are requested to rward their Tenders to the Secre-
tary, at the Dock Odic underland, not later than FRIDAY,
the Ist October next

parifrder, M. COXON, Secretary
Sunderland k Office, 17th August. 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Mniteb *tato.

To sail on the 10th September.
For PHILADELPHIA,
fine firit-class American Ship
THDhIAS H. PERKINS
WYLR. CO

under ;
ssel is coppered, and in all respects
g berth south side

for roe
ght app

JAMES M'H

PHILADELPHIA AND LIN

WOOL

LINE OF PACKETS

ELPHIA on

) tons.. Ist Sept

800 tons.. Ist Oct.
), L. PARKER.. 870 tons.. Ist Nov
'HARD BOO tons.. let Dec

NANDOAH. J. S. TAYLO

-lARWARD

.SANTS,
Cabin I

1713i11a of Lading
s for the Captain,

ned at the Office c

The Ships of this Line e built of the best and most costly
aterials, coppered copper-fastened, and commanded by
en of acknowle d talent.

board on the appointed day of sailing,
steam up the Delaware.
7CTION IN FREIGHTS.

Goods wil

Coarse Ditto

Apply to

JAMES M`HENRI
Te at 3 4 .80 per porn

e-place

iterlirig
lators."

ps's Fire Ar

SWALLOW TAIL"

LINE OF PACKEr-SIII

21st Sept,
6th Oct.
21st Oct.
6th Nov,
21st Nov.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Forest State, Pollister, hence at Philadelphia.
Lucy L. Hale, Lull, hence at Baltimore.
Carrickfergus, Hart, hence at Panama.
Charlotte, Thomas; Jessie Amelia, Jackson; Nereid, Perry
and Bartley, Furlong, all hence at Halifax.

Eliza Walker, all hence at Quebec.
Countess of Sefton ; William Fisher;
hence at Valparaiso.
Douro, sailed from Valparaiso for this port 4th July
Franklin (s.), from Havre, at New York 16th August
Priscilla, Krone. from Valparaiso at Panama.
Norma, Cleland, from Mazatlan; Ro-
Coquimbo ; Emperor, Gentle, and Circassian,
all at Valparaiso.
Salem, Hague, from San Juan; Viceroy, Morrison •,
Morrison, M'Cullocli ; Cornwall, Maundrell ; Sarah Hooper
Mayhood ; and Augusta, Parsons, China, all at San Francisco.
Bombay, Dixon, cleared at San Francisco, 30th June, for
Batavia ; Tepic, 7th July, for Mazatlan and Guaymas; and
British Merchant, 9th July, for Valparaiso.

and Eleanor Dixon, all

sendale, Handiside.
San Francisco,

Genova (s.s.), Paton, henCe
QuEENsTowN, Aug. 27.

Ranger, Hunter, of

andoned by the

rew in th
ong. 40 W

flung s

arrived liere from Buenos Ayres.

MONDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Tuesday.... 31 016
NN'edy• Sept. 1 050
•

3 152

aturday

8 13 11
39 14 11
16 15 11 13th Sun. aft. Trinity
58 16 6 111 n. Last Qr. 6.3 I pan.

BIRTHS

wife of the Rev. Charles Hind, of itotherhithe, London, of a

On the 22d inst., the wife of Mr. R. Oliver, her Majesty's
Customs, of a daughte.•.

On the 23d inst., the wife of Mr. Rawle, of Myrtle-street, of
daughter.

On. the 23d inst., Mrs. Leitch, of Richmond-terrace, of a

On the 23d inst., the wife of Mr. B. F. Rigby, accountant, of
a daughter.

23d inst., Mrs. J. J. Cummins, of Great Homer

On the 25th inst., at Gloucester-place, Liverpool, the wife
Mr. Thomas Kirby, of a son.

On the 27th inst., the wife of Mr. J. Parsonag,
fun's Church, of twin sons, who, with the motl

;e, clerk of St
!tar are. tin; no

28th inst., Mrs. John G. Jacob, of a son
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

,ulation have lost 8

No doubt, a cons

e. The

ft in mw

t the r

Table r

The Protests

our colum

us from

g of indi,

est resolution, wi

of

DLAN was called t

at so late a perl

words of the res

ble to o

Church

effort s

to avert

i so divert

which was

eing sung, a collection was made in aid of

a to n

and elo-

as a large, *mighty, and
down the rights of

Rome was

dreadful deeds s

a second field of

present, the fearful con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

MONDAY, AUGUST 3a

In the beginning of the past week, Butter was in limited
retail demand, and rather lower rates were taken ; but more
business was transacted as the week advanced, and holders are
firm at the quotations. Fine Waterford, 75s to 766 ; Belfast,
73s to 73a ; Carrick, Clonmel, and Wexford, 74a to 755; Ban.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

of the (it

riiniana Jionald
Jur a capital offence, and had a g
rather narrow
escape ; but the jury found him " not guilty." Where-
upon the judge in discharging, thought fit to admonish
him. " Prisoner ! before you leave the bar, let me give
you a piece of advice. You have got off this time, but if
ever you como before me again, I'll be caution (surety)
you 11 be hanged." " Thank you, my lord," answered
Donald, " thank you for your good advice, and as I'm
na ungratfu', I beg to gi'e your lordship a piece of advice
in return. Never be caution for ony body; for the
cautioner has often to pay the penalty !"

tion, and it m

be the correct one.

was tried
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

st office of rank and authority in your power

'e been eonlewlint enlivened of late b

freaks of an eccentric named Ca

am SHEPHE

Ant), whose

om of an afternoon is to rush into some ridiculous

scrape, and who regularly makes his appearance in the

morning at one or other of the police-offices to answer
The Senior United Service Club, of

he is a member, are quite scandalised at his

pranks, and have come to a resolution to bear

it no longer, but to take steps to expel him unlesa
he reforms his conduct. The Captain is not quite compos

he is certainly very extravagant and wild. J opine that a

THE -IRISH SOCIETY
MEETING LAST

ANNUAL

niver3ary meetir

the hall Of the Celle

last evening

quis of

The chaii I'
)rd, M.P. ;

spied t

the Rev. Thomas
form we also notice(
lock. J. S. Howson,

ford, M.A.,

Nolan, MA

and on t

d the Rerds. D
, W. F. Tavlm

Matthias, W. Falloon, T. C. Cob.
Parry, R. Brown, J. H. Jones, W
.i.ead, J. Butler, W. Ma ynar3, J. Alum-
)we, W. 0. Power, Ireland, Gree
- Hamilton, D. Anderson, W. Brewstt
~,Messrs. Saml.lElolme, Andw. Brown, He.
Edward Jones, Morris Charles Jones, N\
Forsyth, Hilton Halhead, J. K. Rounthwaite, and Job
Moss, jun. The hall was filled to inconvenience, by a

J. Lester, J
Barber, F.

Marie
Welsh
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

are reposing her,

in the mi

calm. We if

toting in one

of those del

love, and harmony, ant

security reig

ingly, wear-

ing a triple crown of roses, and wielding a

!eptre soft as

ere arour

so mild, so wa

asant, so

il ideas

from the mind

with a

horison t

can niagn

et of apprel
lean breeze 1

1 on dis-

turbance,

azo seemed inel

died a

n the east has sunk

either a

nor a r

having

appeared in that c

et favour come gently stealing,

whispering all kind

soothing and as

From the
golden•hui

atever ar

e Cape refus!

g to waft

that would disturb our luxurious tranqu

spec is visible in the whole political arid

to de-

rote a coming or a probable storm. All the s

supposed to be capable and willing to set the elements
main in commotion are at rest. Mr. DISRAELI is at
philosophically contemplating and

Hughenbam manor,

meditating on t

great financial scheme, which, he

will redress the wrongs committed by his pre-

decessors in office

and which, when it is

expound-
ments by

ed, rill, I feel convinced,

stonisi

its comprehensive grasp, %nd the greatn
Lord JOUN RUSSELL IS at Callander, o
sibly doing nothing beyond enjoying the delights of

of its prin-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

nature, and the charms of rural retirement ; giving no
cause for anticipating from him anything more alarming

than another poet

al volume of C

nstitutional history, or

another pr

3a to match the w

ate " Dan

Isaic dri
Sir JAM

Carlos

GRAHAM is

'andering

out from

lace to place, apparently arranging little family affairs

nz no reference to public matters

d, and there as

der-hearted

COBDEN lies somewhere perdu—

perhaps in his

little farm in Sussex, acting the part of
ire to disturb

Cincinnatus—giving no indication

true to his

e is not fa

inaction, is at this mome

.ct from 1:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

ng even a r

elution, that

rents

ler Popery
,dered Pope
IT to tram

turned that fertile isle into an

tory a rer

Alcedan

by the

.teresting fiiitori of the original
translati
nth thA Trish tnrian, Hip rprprcsnfl cronf inrn

had alrea,
and concl

to shov%
from the effa

,t benefit which

Ivied by ably RIM)

the Bible al

ne, were the best
nently cementing the bond of u
Ireland. (Hear, hear.)

g the proposition con-

based on

The V

a of perma-
d and

only in(
n between Ens

on of WATEP

mon), to the accuracy of the remarks
speakers. He mentioned that, about
fifteen years since, he was requested by Roman Catho-
lics to give publicity to certain resolutions adopted by
themselves, and complaining to their bishops at Rome of
the tyranny which the priests exercised towards them and
their families, on account of their determination to
read the Bible for themselves ; and he went on
to show that the same persecution had been excited and
carried on more or less in certain districts in Ireland.
lie attributed the height which this persecution had
attained to the coolness of the Protestants in Ireland in
not coming forward in support of the Irish Society
movement, but he was very much rejoiced to add that
this coolness had now given way, and that the most
wonderful changes in favour of Protestantism were ob-
servable in what were once the most lawless and priest-
ridden localities. (Hear, hear.) He expressed his belief

briefly liii t

ORD, one

ing very

the previous

that Cardinal Wiseman had done the Protestant cause a
great deal of benefit ; he had aroused the spirit of Protes-
tantism throughout the length and breadth of the land,
and that spirit had emancipated Liverpool, and w•as near
achieving the same success in Middlesex. (CI
Rev. gentleman called upon the people of Et

A i come

ers.) The
jam' now to

rward and rescue Ireland- frOm her degraded state,
reminding them that the ancient Irish church was a pro-
testing one, and that she had received hi
ism from our English ancestors whe
Ireland. (Cheers).
The resolution was unanimously passe

r preser.,

a proposal, wl
no eloquence

Rom-an-

to commend

they conquered

—I rise to make

.nt to vindicate, and

you, ladies and
airmen, you will at once antici-

pate what my proposal is, and be ea
to your cordial approbation of it.

avesturdy,hone

ger to give expres
TI

is a truly B

ectable citizens o

rious degree.

_ and wealth. We have men of tact and talent,
D have forced themselves into public notice,. and
)lic influence. We have members of the ministry of

.sentative
s.) Ladies

11 a
..,.and.
position

reit, and we have presiding over
),f the aristocracy of En
d gentlemen, the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

temporary sojourn in the same place with—but nct in the

company of—FEnGus O'Cosson.

would be of great use

in reducing him to reaco

Another lunatic has been
sending a threatening letter to Lord MALMESBURY ; but

iettled. There seems to be something in the air of

e that affects the brain. The number cf suicides this

It is the ver
lore near t 1

of the moor

than she was'wont,

COMMERCI.4I

D 310 NI

TARY 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

g ex Pomona, from St. J

CtIALONETI

2674 Spruce
Now landing ex Me ' • n, 1
Importers, CHALOA

from S

engine., ann
working order, and she nl4,s

con-mod:l6ons, as well a
vessel, of 150 to :200- a power, length of I
breadth 23 feet, depth of hold 13 to 13i lc_
Address, with full particulars, to Box D 43, Post(
Liverpool.

Coastttiu.

The Steamer from GLASGOW on TUESDAYS,
LIVERPOOL on THURSDAYS, will call (weather pi
at RAMSAY, ISLE OF MAN, to land and receive R
till further notice.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW,

Fares—Cabin, (including Steward's-Pee,) 12s. Steerage, 5
Servants in COM full fare.

.)

yionli OR WITHOL

PILOTS,

Captain Boyn

'PRINCESS ROYAL

Ccf)tain CuArm IN

he above_gr-Othzr first•class Steam-ships are intended
with Goods and Pa: sengers, between Liverpool and Glas6
from CLARENCE Docg, as follows:

LYRA ....
PRINCESS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

TUESDAY, AUGUST

ARRIVED

24.—Wind W.S.W., light

Astrea, Gerrish ;_ Nathaniel Thompson, Hill

and Sachem, Woodbury, from New Orleans—Garrick, Walker;
Harriet, Goldsworthy; and Kalamazoo, Taylor, New York—
Wyoming, Dunlevy, Philadelphia—Kedgeree, Isbister, and
Ooromandel, Haddon, Calcutta—Queen Mab, Lamb, Bombay—
Urania, Cobb, Bombay and Calicut.
SA I LED.—William, Roberts, for Hamburgh—Danl. Webster,
Howard, Boston—Ravenswood, Meik le, St. Domingo—Britan-
nia, Moore, Quebec—Bellona, Jump, Demerara—Ellen and
Margaret, Gronin, Cronstadt—Ben Muick Dhu. Mathieson,
Rio Janeiro—Ann Carr, Davies, Cadiz and Monte Video—
Francis P. Sage, Robson, and Princeton, Russell, New York—
Nathan Hanau, Holmes, New Orleans—Commerce, Quebec.

Industry, hence at Trieste

York, and Chieftain, 2d instant; Premier, 3d; Empire, 4th ;
Indus, and Ellen, sth; and Greenock, Rankin, and Glenlyon,

WEDNESDAY, Apo UST 25.—Wind W.N.W

Norman, St. DorriingoLucy, High, Mobile and New York—
Saxon, Crosby • Osborne, Newall ; and Jenny Lind, Robertson,
New Orleans—lmperial, Bannerman ; Snowdon ; and Culloden
Castle, St. John, N.l3.—Amelia, Gaspe—Anu, Duncanson,
Alexandria—Ann Longton, Pearson, Rotterdam—Chatham,
Smith, Sincapore— Pandora, Wemyss, Mobile--Confiance,
Quebec—Prince Hendrick, A materdam—Rimac,Tully, Iquique
—Basserman, Brilling. Bremen—Eureka, Sloan, Jamaica—
Laconic, Miller, St. Stephens—Fleece, Taganrog—Kron Prin-
cess Caroline, Schmidt, Antigua—Timandra, Tregarthen, Rio
Grunde.
SAlLED.—Arctic (s), Luce, New York.

Minerva, from Manzanillo, off Falmouth, 23d instant.
Hydaspes, Reed, from London for Sydney, at Plymouth.
Edmond, Robertson, from Calcutta, and Northumberland,
Smith, both sailed for this port ; Pedlar, Wetham, from Shang-
hae, and sailed for Falmouth; Brend, Sundley, from Shark's
Bay and Mauritius, and Enchantress, Ledger, from Akyab,
both sailed for Cork—all at St. Helena.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

MACCLESFIELD.-Our manufactured goods trade continues bridge-and Coleraine, 72s to 745; Limerick, 68s to 725; Sligo, 1
to maintain its position, and with this continued impetus cer- 70s to 712 s ; pickled Cork seconds, 66s to 67s per cwt., landed
tain " makes" have become scarce; consequently, prices have Imported from Ireland, from the 23rd to the
attained a firmness for some time without parallel in this
market. The demand for thrown silks in the home tra(
be quoted about the same as before. In the meantime the
mills continue in full operation for foreign account, and a
scarcity of hands is manifested in this department. Raw silk:
Chinas have experienced a further decline of 6d. per lb., but
up to the present this has been without reaction or resumption
of business

ant, bol

inclusive

78 kegs,

780 crocks, 349 boxes,

120 kegs Lard.

CORN

MARKETS

MANCHESTER, AUGUST

B.—Fine weather has had it

usual effect, and though we note no alteration in prices, the

LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade continues active, so far as

demand for every article during the week has been confined to

the operative manufacturers are concerned, but scarcely an

retail sales for the supply of present wants. Our market tc
day is steady, but without any decree of activity. In the valu

average has been done in the Cloth-halls and warehouses

Stock; are low, and late prices pretty well supported ; and the

I Wheat there is no alteration. Fresh Flour

NOTTINGHAM.—There has been someconsiderablepurchases

0 plain nets recently made by factors on speculation, in con-
sequence of the increased and still increasing price of yarn, but
most branches of business are dull, especially fancy machine-

WAKEFIELD, At

With fine wean

n favourably in this district. The r

ket to-day

made goods ; silk laces are meeting rather better sale. The

irly supplied with Wheat, amongst which there is a sprir

hosiery trade is quiet just now, but with a fair prospect of a

g of the new crop, to which millers pretty muc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

AE b auction.

,THE DEVISEES AND EXECUTORS OF THE WILL
ATE MR. THOMAS GRIFFITHS, DECEASED.

BIFORD,
the 13th day of September next, at Two
idon-rooms, South

r Rour
Che

Liverpool

reet, Liv

betiieen 0:

Two Closes of LAND -called " THE Sir Robert
:Es," situated in Evert6n, and extending from N.: ITi°

s of Mr. CHAL-
01 U 11l
street ;or from Enmstym
the road to Enr

I Nicholson, C.F

Claremorris ; the remaind
of Claremorris, on each sia
are chiefly in grass,
and sheep, for which put
the soil is deep and ric'
lc The tenants are weal.'

•e-Rour

the quit rent and

at the Cla- anyarable !and; beim
'less previ-
is let by the present o
ions,
punctually paid.
6,„;,„,„,,, The remainder of tl:

neu, «nice lint
ire, but is capab
ale of the surpiu

It contains
lot. A cons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

CAT'Ir LE

SALFORD, Aun. 25

average number of Sheep, and an unusually heavy supply of
Lambs at to-day's market. The quality was inferior to any
shown here for some weeks past. There was a good attendance
of buyers. Holders of Beasts, at the commencement of busi-
ness, asked last week's rates, but ultimately a reduction of

first-class Wethers realised from 6d to 644 early in the day,

but the latter sum was obtained in very few instances, from 6d
to 60 being the ggneral top quotation. In other kinds the
trade was rather dull, and a few left unsold. The Lamb trade
was very dull, and late prices could not be sustained. There
was a small supply of Calves, the demand for which was brisk,

and all sold. Best Heifers, 4LI to sid ; second class, 4jd to
; inferior, al to 44d. Sheep, 52d to 6id ; Lambs, 50 to
Gd. Calves, 4d to sid per lb.— Number : Beasts, 1,368 ; Sheep
and Lambs, 8,452 ; Calves, 62.
LEEDS, Auo. 25.—The supply of Beef comprised 630 head,

and generally of good quality. Buyers were numerous, and a

fair amount of business was done, nearly the whole being sold

per 16 lbs. Sheep and Lambs, 3400 ; a good market, all being
sold. Mutton, sad to 6d ; Lamb, 54 to sad per lb.
DUBLIN, Auo. 26.—We bad a brisk market for Beef, with
early sales. Sheep were not in such good request. Prime

Heifer Beef, 44s to 48s per cwt, sinking the offal ; Mutton, 42d

to Sid ; Veal, sid to 7d per lb ; Lambs, 15s to 25s each. Owing
to Donnybrook fair, there was not much business done in the
Pig market. Sales for the new season commenced to-day, at

about 40s per cwt

SHIPPING
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

.niary loss or delay which" Parties who are guided

The FARES fror.
3RHAMPTON ni

14Eitl'OOL and CHESTER to WOL•
RMINGIIAM, and vice versa, an

HE SAME by th'Lo

DI,/ AND NORTH-WESTERN is by

The Lines of

the London and North-Western Company form
uous communication between Liverpool, Cites-

the only car
ter, and Bir

By order,

NARK HUISH

HREWSBURY & ABERYSTWITH RAILWAY

PITAL, .4'750,01

)0. IN 37,'
POSIT, £2

ES OF £26 EACH : DE-

26. PER SHARE

Under the Sanction of the influe,atialParties interested in the

m
The Honotiral
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

movement has been a retro
to. we have sub

acted f

" This will be seen from the following statement, which
is drawn up in successive periods of two years each, on
account of our anniversary having been held only on al-
ternate years ; and from which, in order to give a clear

view of our general pos
by a single individual, throu.
£l,OOO, £5OO, and £3OO, respectively
then, your Auxiliary remitted to the Parent Society—

nre deducte
11 St. F

Paul's branch,
Exclusive of thi

.. 775 11 6

In 1844 and 1845
In 1846 and 1847..
In 1848 and 18-19 . ...
In 1850 and 1851.
During this period of nearly ten years, therefore, ones'
individual, whose Christian meekness does not permit
his name to transpire, has contributed no less than £l,BOO,
a sam within £3lO of the whole town besides. And if

we omitted his donation from the account, your committee
would have to acknowledge, on this anniversary, little
more than one-half what they were privileged to render
account of at their anniversary meeting six years ago.

" A further analysis of the position fiela
auxiliary, shows that there are only six churcht.
have congregational associations in connection wig
Irish Society, or do anything for it. beyond a sermon or
sermons once in two years ; and, of those six, the united
contributions of three amounted last year to £l5
There were only fourteen pulpits open to your society Ls
last anniversary, and only four of those produced colic,.
tions reaching to £2O; while whole congregations are
not stirring a finger, either through this instrumentality

by your

th the

ety at the
erl collec-

or any other, for the evan

sation

which is generally considered at le
most wealthy, and considers itself the most Protestant town
in all England !

in a to

of the

" Youi committee would earnestly b

Christian to reflect upon whom the Warn

rests. The Clergy excuse them
our cause on the ground of their ',col

a.in this matt

from advocating
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

once drew herself up,
my ch

you, sir, touci

busily engaged in molt
" How dare you," she screamed

insults and _
said the subaltern, with the

ertinences

countenance as

• -+
me cool imperturbable
.e evinced, " the mischief can
von he took op the child ~,d
' • -

be easily repaired."

o one of his

1 In cus tun length in the gutter•'
best bows to ray lady, and retired

;uard-roorn

PAssINO some north country English villages, a
peri-on in quest of amusement,inquired of the school children,
" When you are naughty, what does the master do to
you ?" The following different answers were received et
different places—" He mills us; he crumps us; he raps
us on the top o the beeud ; he bastes us ; he mumps us;
he fettles us : he winds us." " Ah," exclaimed the tra-
veller, " they express themselves differently, but doubt-
less it is all the same in the end."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

en abate.

For SALE,
• The Steam-ship SOUTH CAROLINA.
• Atirjrll4 t This splendid new AmeriCan Steam Propel-
ler, 1300 tons burthen,Boo.horse power, built
in New York, is offered for sale in consignence of her draft of
water being too great for the port that she was designed for.—
For particulars apply to
FRASER, TRENHOLIII, and CO.,
N 10, Rumford-place,'Liyerpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

THE PRELIMIN.
READY for DELI.
FEATHERS, Office, or will be sent by

DRESS CAPS,4IyRrDRESSES,
PPETS, LACE DS, GLOVES,

&c.; &c. 6t
sh

Mlished, v
ral Commi

TTINGIIAM HOUSE,
GREAT CIIARLOTTE•STREI

Mr. H ENII

OF A

GORSTS at

Paliona: Trustees: and

,s for Shares

RENINER, Solicitor,
iwick-street, Liverpool.

BANKRUPT'S STOCK OF ADJOURNED ANNUAL SESSION.
AND FANCY ARTICLES, ±lt
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL
GENERAL SESSION for the COUNTY PALATINE of
MADDY having BOUGHT at Mr. Han- LANCASTER will be holden (by adjournment) at the Court
No. 89, Bold-street, a Quantity of Ladies' House, in Preston, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of September
WORE-BOXES ' BRACE- next, pursuant to the statute, at .14.1 o'clock in. the Fore-
RETI S,_ PURSES, FANS, noon. And that, Business r tguandtovitonnsaftExtlyarirof

to tb ural Constabulary Force, will be
eAr- '
on the said ninth day of

IRCHALL,
:ay Clerks of the Peace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

ECCLESIASTICAL

PREFERMENTS

AND APPOINTMENTS

Rev. C. Adamson. to the incumbency of Derrylane
Chapel of Ease, diocese Kilmore.
Rev. C. F. Clutterbuck, to the rectory of Ozleworth,
Gloucestershire.
Rev. J. W. D. Hernaman, M.A., curate of Scarborough,
to be her Majesty's assistant inspector of schools in the
counties of Warwick, Worcester, Oxford, Gloucester,
Hereford, and Pembroke.
Rev. J. Jones, to the vicarage of Nevern, with the
curacy of Kilgwyn, Pembrokeshire.
Rev. W. Merry. to the perpetual curacy of Warton,
near Polesworth, Warwickshire.
Rev. J. C. Miller, M.A., rector of St. Martin's, Bir-
mingham. to an honorary canonry in Worcester Cathedral.
Rev. W. H. Molineux, M.A., a senior fellow of Clare
Hall, Cambridge, to the rectory of Elmsett, Suffolk.
Rev. L. F. Moran, to the stipendiary curacy of Oswald-
twistle, near Blackburn.
Rev. H. Nannev, to the vicarage of S
rectory of Firs'oy, Lincolnshire

y, with the

been appointec

ARREST OF AN AMERICAN FORGER

AN American-born subject, named Murphy, was, on
Friday, brought before the magistrates of the head-office
of police, Dublin, charged with forging notes on the bank
of Hartford, in the United States. It appeared that in
June be called upon an engraver, named Wilson, who
resides on 'Wellington-quay, Dublin, and agreed with
him to execute a plate for the notes required. Wilson
acquiesced, but at once informed the police and the Ame-
rican consul of the affair, who advised him to proceed with
the plate, and say nothing of his information. The trap
was then laid for catching the delinquent within the toils
of the law. A communication was made to the bank, and
an agent sent hither from Hartford to aid in the intended
prosecution. Whm the plate was finished—which it was
to perfection—and some fifty odd notes struck off and in
the possession of Murphy, he was _pounced upon by the
police. There is no doubt but he meditated passing the
forgeries upon the poor emigrants leaving Ireland and
Liverpool for the United States.
After the examination of several witnesses,
Mr. Wilson was sworn, and stated that, when the pri-
soner came to him to ask

him to engrave the plate,

produced a bundle o
mamhor which the h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

uctlon.

THIS DAY

TO SHIPBUILDERS AND OTH
DAY, (Tuesday.)

LiverpOol-1

~ CURRI

THURSDAY.

Ir,ister ; t

TONGE, CURRY

DAY.

1 ert Do

HE NE\

feet 7-10ths.
and further part

September, at Twelv_e o'cic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

WENHAAI LAKE ICE

-30 A, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST, LIVERPOOL.
?THE Subscribers beg leave to call the attention of
I the Nobility, Gentry, Hotel Keepers, &c. to their Second
Importation this Season, ex Daniel Webster, from Boston, of
that UNEQUALLED ICE, from WENHATI LAKE, just now
"-^s, ate t‘..-
' • -

ofildee • drehoused by them ; and as the , . .fle vo., ~... ___
United Kingdom who Import e other than Wenham Lake
Ice, they hope that the pa Inge which that Article has hi-
therto received will be c inued to them.

Q' ILL

AND CO,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Ziniteb estates.

The CITY OF GLASGOW is now in port. Goods will he

received at the south side Wellington Dock

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
Favourite Iron Screw St(
CITY OF MANCHESTER
Cant. R

3~''.

CITY OF GLA,C

GOW, 1610 tons, Capt. WYLIE,

FROM LIV

ERPOOL

OF GLASGOW

CITY OF MANCI
CITY OF GLASG

WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY

CITY OF 3IANCI__
CITY OF GLASGOW

th Sept.
2d Oct°be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Ensurance Notices

PHCENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, for GENE-
RAL, LIFE, and LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. Capital
.41C0,G00, in Shores of £5 each. No. I, Leadenhall-street,
London, end 16, Dale.street, Liverpool. ---
Policies indisputable.
Policies payable to the bolder.
Policies granted against Loss Life at Sca.
Policies of live years' sten • ig permit the assured to travel
to, and reside in, any pa • of the world, without payment of
extra premium.
Inquiries and a • stints to be addressed to
JO MANNING, Manager, Liverpool; or to
E ANIELS, Resident
WANTS ' Persons of respectabili
as AGE,' S in Lane
enera,,

influence.

Lire, Yor

Rua- the northern

ivioucE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL
IN GENERAL COURT of the SCUITISH WIDOWS' FUND
nd LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY will be held, in Gibb's
Royal Hotel, Prince's-street, on TUESDAY, the 14th day of
September next, at Two o'clock P.M., when certain Resolutions
or Bye-laws adopted by the last General Court of the Society
will be submitted for consideration, in order that, if then ap-
proved of, the same may be paseel-into DIM of the Society.
The objects of the Resolutions,are as follows :-
1. To alter the day on wbK the Annual General Court shalt

in future be belt
2. To extend tke po

;ed the Ordinary

Court of Direi:t s, of allowing the conversion of Bonus
Additions att ling to Policies into equivalent Deduc-
tions from F ure Premiums.
3. To enable t Ordinary Court of Directors (under certain
concliti s nod rettricticns) to c'eclare Policies to be free
from allenge upon any ground except that of non-
pay ent of the Ordinary Annual or Extra Premiums, if
snc i Le exigiLle.

JOHN MACKENZIE, Manager.
:•-aquate, 4 twice, 1652.

Edix6urr,l

St, An.cti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

SOUTH SEA

The above splendid fast-sailine; Packets were built expressly
for the emigration trade, with all modern improvements calcu-
lated to promote health and comfort, and are noted for the
excellence of their accommodation.
Provisions of the best quality Will be supplied by the ship
during the voyage, according to government regulations.
For further particulars, and fares in cabin, intermediate, or
steerage, apply (post-paid to and fro) to
CHARLES HILL and Co.,
Emigration Office, 60, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.
ver.Bag.
—e,Choice berths or state-rooms may be secured on
person,
receipt of a deposit of 41 each
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

30, RANELAGH-STREET;

And No. 2, ST. JAMI

'S-PLACE_,jueaegi. James's Market.)

Consumers supplioft•-tfil 1

EAS at Wholesale Prices,
il,_ RAO, nn( rlipcta_

Dealers in the c rated Compressed COFFEE, in Itt. Ca-
stei s, and Co e for the Million, in Tinfoil Packages.
Orders fr the Country by Morning Post, accompanied

THE INCE HALL COAL AND CANNEL COM-
PANT having made arrangements to deliver their superior

when within tl.

CARTAGE FREI

miles of the se

II Yards of the Company,

CROWN-STREET, LIVERPOOL. •
COMMERCE-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE,

respectfully solicit the continued support and patronage of the
Public. A List of the Prices may be had, on application at
the several Offices of the Company. Orders posted or sent to
the Company's Offices,
RUMFORD-ST T, LIVERPOOL,
BRIDGE-S • ET, BIRKENHEAD,
REET, SEACO3IBE,
will be promptly.,a ended to.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT,
FIVE PER CENT.
COALS FOR EXPORT
est Steam Coal, large and round

Ditto
carted to Docks :
.r
Ditto

7/61in Stanley or
7/01 North Docks.

torn House, 6d. per ton extra.
torn House, Is. per ton extra.

HOUSE AND GAS CANNEL,
GAS COALS, AND SMITHS' COALS,
at usual price.

2a per Cent. Discount allowed for Cash Payment.
WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERAL MANAe.ER.
COMPANY'S OFFICES,
7, .Runljord-street,

T A 11i E S F INDL A Y
d (LATE MANAGER FOR MR. ALLAN, SEN.,
No. 2, PARKER-STREET),
Having resigned his situation to commence business on his
own account, begs to inform his Friends.amiThe Public that

TAKEN TH ENIISES,
2, EWINGTON,
BOLD-STREET,)
Which he has OPENED with a select
SITOCK OF LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
AND GAS-FITTINGS,
OF THE BEST AND NEWEST DESIGNS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

STEAM TO AUSTRALIA.

-
Under
arrangements with the " MELBOURNE GOLD AND
GENERAL MINING ASSOCIATION."
The well-known Screw-steamer
410( SARAH SANDS,
• II) 1,100 tons register,
Wm. C. THOMPSON, Commander,
Will leave LIVERPOOL on the 1 SEPTEMBER next,
Calling at QUEENSTOWN. (Cov of Cork,) and thence des-
patched, on the 18th of Seine er, WA the CAPE of GOOD
HOPE, for MELBOURNE d SYDNEY. On and after the
Ist of September next, P engers and Parcels, &c. may be
Booked for the Cape.

The character of tt
for safe and expedit

rah Sands has been well established
voyages. Her accommodations are
niently arranged for the health and
rs. In' ermediate or steerage pawn-

sDacions, and
comfort of the

Ts will not be taken.
This Steamer carries
An experienced Surg

annihilators."
the Ship.

RATES oF PASSAGE.
Second Class Cabin, 25, 30,
Fourteen Years, Half-price.
Particulars of reduction in the c
Tributors of the Melbourne Assoc
tion at the Offices, or from the /
RETURN TICKETS, At a reduction of
turn Passage.
Ordinary Parcels are charged from Is. 6d. upwards ; newsOl
pars, at 3d. per pound; and printed books, at 6d. per pound.
Further information may be obtained on application at the
Offices of the Association, No. 9, King's Arms-yard. London ;
at
Liv the Agency of the Association, 47, Tower-buildings East,
erpool ; to any of the Agents of the Association; HENRY
DROWNRIGO, 137, Leadenhall-street, London; or to
CHARLES ODDIE, and
WM. C. THONIPSON and CO.,
Yet:Tick-chambers, Liverpool,

Cabin, 55 to 65 Guineas ;
lineas. Children, under

Rrges for Shareholders and
ion may be had on applica-
nts of the Association.
0 per cent. on the Re-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

HARVEST. PROSPECTS.

I certainly been on

the whole more

land gathering in the grain a

Lith of our

7rogres

neighbourhood a

rtion has be

its of Chi

,c expected

, and in

weather for the past ten days, in t

itude. Our harvest has

,sed with great rapidity, and in ti

rougher

avourable for the cu

t many d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

Corn in retail demand at former quotations

s6d New Barley .. 14s Od to Os Od
Rapeseed .... 16s 64 to 19s 6d
Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s 04

White Wheat.. 24s 0(1 to
Red d 0.... 21s 6d to 24s (
New Bere .... 9s 6,1 to 1081

8s 64 to Its 64 I Indian Corn
lOs 6d to 113 64 J per 480th.

Oatmeal

CORK, AUG UST

S.—The ma

irket for Flour and Grain seen

relieved of all anxiety as to deficient supplies, and

bodings are replaced with hope. Sales are restricted by cat

rices of Grain declined on the week

The samples of Wheat

are as yet inferior in condition, and the reports of productive

MARKETS

There was a large show of Beasts, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

The-Competition is open to all Parties within the District,
whether members or not; and Twelve Prizes are offered for
general competition, for which parties living beyond the dis-
trict may compete by becoming Annual Subscribers of 20s.
The Public Dinner on the day of show, at whichothe Prizes
have usually been paid, will be dispensed with this year; but
the Prizes will be paid on application to the Secretary, on the
Day of Show. at his Oflice in the Showyard, between the hours

The SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS,
for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Inspectors of
Farms, and awarding Prizes in Classes 1,2, and 3, (Farms,
Crops, and Long Servitude,) and to Nominate Officers for the

year ensuing, accordance with
Neptune Hotel, Liverpool, on Tin
next, at Half-past Ten A.M.
-

Ile 13,) will b

held at th

.SDAY; the 16th September

ies for the Show s

,hould be sent throu,

he post to t 1

Hotel, Liveriio
ceiving Entries

at 'Warrington on the 15th, or at the Neptune
on the 16thi September, the last day for re-
HENRY WHITE, Secretary.

Warrington, 12th August, 1852.
N.B.—Subscriptions are now due, and should be paid to the
-easurer or the Secretary, or to the Agent for the Mulches-
r District. Admission Tickets to the Showyard are given to

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY,
CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS.

A DVERTIS

SHREWSBURY
commending their Route

RAILWAY COM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

,ck of fi

family connexion
1 The HOUSE ane
I attached for doinsferrextensive t

AErrS,

-ost des

'le oppor

capital at commas
through ill-health.

REDERICK

e prese

ROBISON

90 be SOLD, or LET on Lk
of GROUND, situated in the
Hale, containing about Ba. Ir. 6p., s

'er of 15 or 16 feii

with a convenienlaccess, and a d
at the end of the landing- sta • nu__ ...„
the property a good Dw • g-house, with Stables, and Fourtec..
Labourers' Cotta.* , a good supply of Water, and a lied of
Brick Clay.
Apply to 31 . GEORGE WILLIAMS, 12, Cases-street.

TO be LET, on Lease
excellent FAMILY MANSION
called " Wellbrow,"
lately tenanted by Ro
fitted up with tll mode
&c

Yearsrey and Co.'s, f, Kurt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
WANTED, for the WORKHOUSE
hill, the following OFFICER

Brownlow-
at the Salaries stated,

with Rations and Boa din addition, Hamel
One BOOK-KEEPER, at a Salary of I;'s
One SHOEMAKER, at per Annum ,
One WARDMASTER, at £3O per Annum.
One WARRMISTRESS, at £l2 10s: per Annum ;
Three NURSKIENDERS, each 412 lOs. per Annurr

0 per Annum ;
nd
Also,

One LAUNDR ISTRKSS, at a Salary of .t'2s per Annum,
who will have charge le CI ling in use, the keeping of the
Accounts thereof, and t eueral Superintendence of the
Sewers, Knitters, &c. ;
As these Officers will be'rcquir to reside within the Build-
ing, and devote their wkole time to heir respective duties, as
defined by the Board/it is expedient that the Candidates ap-
pointed/ should be ftlnr Single Persons or others having no
incumbrance.
Letters of app cation, in the Candidate's own handwriting,
together with ' stimonials as to qualification, to be forwarded
to the unders' tied, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Ist Septem-
ber next. The age, with the present and past occupation of
the Candidate, to be stated. Further particulars as to the
precise nature of the duties to be performed, may be obtained
on application to the Governor.
By order of the Select Vestry,
CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk of the said Parish.
Parjxh Offices, Brownlow-hill, August 24th, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

(septimo -octave)

tie will gain such an
10 horns or states, now in existence in

eir me

Western Europe, that the

11 agree to give their power

th to him for ashort

period, called an hour

11 form a great conf

racy to opp

Lamb, who, though unseen to the eye of flesh, Will come
within the firmament of our planet, as the ereat antitvpe
of David, to confound his enemies, the infernal mimic
Trinity—S itan, the Beast (Antichrist), and the False
; heading the kings of the earth, and he will dash
in pieces like a potter's vessel."

Prophet
the

We cannot continue the quotation, but recom-
mend the pamphlet to the reader, thcrgh he may
not he satisfied that the " end of the days" is

The author fixes 1860 for the
" Dethronement of the usurper Antichrist, followed
by that of Satan"; five years later for the " Proba-
ble Restitution of the Ten Tribes" ; and 1866 for
the " End of the days—Blessedness on Earth."
Before leaving the present subject, let us refer to
a passage which has somewhat astonished us :

• Had the Jews believed Moses and the Prophets, and
Jesus himself, when he preached at the beginning of his
ministry . . . Christ's millennial reign would have
begun. But instead of receiving him, they rejected both
A his great precursor, (the typical Elijah,) and
killed the Prince of Life."

him a.

According to our author, Christ died decause the
Jews rejected Him ; and, in one sense, so He did.
But what is his meaning ?—" that if the Jews had
believed in Jesus, and received Him as the Son of
God, He should not have suffered upon the cross."
Where would then have been the sacrifice for sin ?
Is not this human reasoning ? It is not scriptural.
" Without shedding of blood is no remission." In
fine, we wish that every would-be interpreter of
such momentous prophecy as forms the main topic
of this pamphlet would -carefully ponder the words
of Christ Himself,—"Of that day and hour knoweth
no man, no, not the angels of Heaven, but my
Father only. Watch, therefore, for ye know not
what hour your Lord shall come."

rncle Toin'.c Cabin. No. I. London : Clarke &Ca

The first part of a cheap edition of this graphic
picture of negro hardships is now before us. It is
well printed, and liberally illustrated ; and the pub-
lishers assure us that twenty-four such parts will
complete the work. From the specimen, the narra-
tive has a thrilling interest, and bids fair not only
to support the high opinions which have been
already expressed upon its merits, but to obtain a
wide popularity. Considering the necessity of
carefully cherishing the correctness of the judg-
ment, of the vu/gus in particular, to whom the vo-
lume in this form is addressed, an exception might
be taken to the ad capiandum titles of the wood-
cuts and their mottoes, which certainly, without the
context, have a tendency to inflame the mind.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

SA"'

JEWELLERI
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NG-CASES, V
BROOCH ES

Tale THIS DAY (Tue , and following days, at the very Act,v o
t REDUCTION Os. in the Pound. Sale to commence consid
' ' at o. 25, BOLD-STREET. Septen

at Ten o

THE LONDON GENERAL MOURNING
WAREHOUSE,
114, BOLD-STREET,
OF COLQUITT.STREE r, LIVERPOOL.
only Establishment in Liverpool
to the EXCLUSIVE SALE of

Th
devut
MOURNING

At this Esta
cessary for a
kent mario 110

Dress ne-

it in NIOURNING is I

The extensive !401
MANTLI

NING,-MILLINERY, end
'-ltOgy.S.ifill be found well w only

of inspection

I FUNERAI,SrI'-URNISH ED as us

al, with strictest I

Clerk of the ?eace'sOffice,

23d August, is

I PARTIES ABOUT TO LEAVE ENGLAND
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

THOMAS PORTER,

(Late of the Firm of Edward Kelly and Co., Provision Dealers,
Ao. 1, Upper Dawson-street)
1) ESPECTFULLY informs his--Friends and the
Public, that be has OPENED-the PREMISES, No. 22,
RICHMOND-STREET, One or from Williamson-square,
with en extensive and well- sorted STOCK of PROVISIONS,
namely, Eggs, Lump, C , Butt, and Firkin Butter; also a
well-selected Stock o Neese, Cumberland and Belfast Bacon
and Hams.

T. P, trusts, fjth his extensive connexion in Ireland, as well
as in the North of England, together with his long experience
in the business, to be able to offer the above Articles at suia,
Prices as will insure him a liberal share of public patronage.
WANTED, a Quantity of Clean WASTE PAPER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-31

E OR GE
WINE, SPIRIT

0 Y

Per Doz. Per Doz

Impel
Hall' 4

Fine Mild Burton Ale
Superior Alloa Ale
Strongest Edinburgh Ale

4 6 .... 2 9 ....
6 0 .... 4 0 ....
6487..ty--- 0... 3 6 ...
Finest ISLAY and IRISH MALT WHISKY est LOND(
HOLLANDS, & ~ in any Quanti
Old PORT and SHERRIES, BUCELL CALCAVELLOS,
lA.bEIRA, CLARET

India Pal

9 PORTER

26, NORTH JOHN-STREET
rer Dcz. I

Best Dub
Light Din

MERCHANTS,

Divonshire Cider

CHEAP SALE OF

A N I

Per Doz

)N GIN, fine old JAMAICA RUM, COGNAC B
ty from Half-pint upwards.
LISBON, BRONTE, MARSALA, CAI
, and HOCK WINES

Imperial
Vinlf-nint

E, CHAMPAGNES,

GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
EMIGRANTS-to AUSTRALI)
are respectfully invited to pay a visit to
AHLBORN'S WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT
48, WHITEgHAPEL,
(CORNER OF Rjeg FOND-STREET.)

PERM.
IRTICLES,

HABERDAkiEgI,,OvitLERY, HARDWART
n MERY, srAo • x RI', TOYS, AND FANCY /
Cheanvihan any other House in Town
48, WHITECHAPEL.