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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

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James I.

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. 410 pupils, and now notless than 640. (Applause.
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nee of the system pursued. Hi
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hip in the upper school, and the Rev
lerworth had given two free nominations to th

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were then distributed as follows, the right
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

ty numbered 288. Of the m

estimated that 150 onl

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

On the 9th inst., a

On the 1
relict of tb

10th inst

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Taylor, sister of Mr. H

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street.

on the 11th
wife of Mr. James Douneil

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

e snlendi

hose destined to rend the

in t

yet in futurit
with all th

wealth ca

its ceremonis

re and

of the fe

niversa]

for the fut

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and that not a

Worldly rn

have penetrated her saneturor

I places
, _ A,

of croc

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'en dead. One Pope can co

" fable" of Christianit

at blessi

can exclaim,

The same s

As the Christian

urchase, so

Is one of pomp and magnificence, with robe

igh festiv

ed by the

holiday, a

:h grateful hearts remember the past, enjoy

and there is

not so striking as the former o

iot been destroyed, but it has under-

otter one. The

e has decreased.
her high

for which the ambitious

There is pro-

,nt, but faith

atulate him-

gathered to the Church by the

and another, while giving the

" How easy is it to delude the people l'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Sir. C

Cardwell, &c., to-day, and Lord J. Russell, -
Wood, and other members of the late Whig governmell,
exchanged visits in the course of the afternoon.
The Earl of Aberdeen will return to town to-night
at
nine o'cl3ck, when I,e will receive visits from such.of
bps
friends as are likely to be associated with him in the

new government.
Her 3,Lje6ty

o-facilitate the com

ome to Lon,len_to-

on of the

it is impossible, c
whO are to roma the new governwent

course, to state with any noir
But we Le'_
',:rl of Aber
-T1 be tb

sate with confidence that the
be Premier, that Lord John P.us
o 3.1i...75ter, that Sir James GraLi
sition at the Home Office. and
!ely to he placed at the head
.meat.

old pc

resume
G:ad-
,

C Irish appoiTitl-nents it
ied member for Atlo,:me.

Of iris fiine
His 1e a! ari;n!

LElC•tha

a 7.0 of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

41ueetL(s s), left Smyrna for this port Ist Dec

gobraon, Rodger, of Belfast, from

San Francisco- for Hong Kont,
sinking state, having sprung a
lat. 19 N., long. 124 E. ; crew I
the American ship Zingari. '
Amoy for CuF;a, with coolies, put in here
quence of the coolies mutinying.

was abandoned 7th Oct. in a
A: in a cyclone, 2nd Oct., in
:en off and brought in here by
e Gertrude. Campbell, from
Oct., in conse-

MONDAY, DEC

20. Wind N.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Sir R. Peel, Dixon, from Madras—St. Antony,
Felix, St. Übes—Tjorrdina Feningira, Warners, Konigsberg.
SAILED.—Thomas Brocklebank, Rorison, fur Calcutta.

America (s), from Boston at this p
Has 8325,000 in specie of
from Waterford for this
n Friday night, and remai

Halifax 10th

Art Oeft sth Dec., and

re till t

clock. when
terday morn

left there yes _
A vessel, bottom up, with
to be about 100 feet in Jena*
E. by S. of Point Lynas, by
Fnropa (s), hence at :den

•••••...j
Dec., two miles

Niagirsts(ij, hence at Ha'
Atala, Thempson ; Fred,

New Orleani

Inca, Wylie, hence at
Lucy, Heselton, hence a
Star of the West, Bowl
Sherman; and Middlesex,
Helena, Curry, hence at

Bliffen ; G. A. Phelps,
hence at New York.

Gabriel, Ca

at Hivan

Lady Mary, Crer

port, at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

the town, inur

of hous

A bridge on the GwyEfai, u
years old, was des'

FIRE AT BIRKENHEAD.—ShortIy before 3 o'clock on
Tuesday morning last, a fire was discovered in the work-
shop of Mr. Francis Styan, cabinet-maker and furniture-
broker, of Chester-street, Birkenhead. A number of per-
sons were soon on the spot, with reel and engine, and
after a short delay for want of water, the cngir
into play, and the fire extinguished in less Viz
hnur. The roof of the workshop and furniture
derable value was, however,
we understand, was a►l insured

strayed

CHESTER AND SEM
of shareholders was held
Tuesday, Mr. W. Gordon Thomps'on in tl
the following resolution was adopted :—" Tha
as certain important legal questions affecting
and interests of the shareholders are still p
daily-exp.cted judgments on which the committee are ad
wised will be such as shall greatly facilitate the
ments in endeavouring to secure for the proprieto
cent., which has been deferred by the improper of
of the directors ; resolved—that the meeting do
to the Ist day of February, 1853."
ST. AIDAN'S COLLEGE SCHOOL, BIRKENHEAD.—Tt
will be remembered that, last Christmw, the
presnted their head master, the Rev. P. He
" Macaulay's History of England," handsomc
The junior boys hare this half year followed cc
example, and last Thursday, after the prizes
distributed, Mr. P. Dove, jun., on behalf of his coccpa-
along, stepped forward, and in suitable terms presented
Mr. Homan with a beautifully illustrated edition of
Fox's " Book of Martyrs," in three volumes quarto,
edited by Dr. Cumming. Mr. Homan thankfully acknow-
receiving such a sincere token of regard.
hedged the compliment, and expressed his gratitude in

SBUrot RAILWAY.—.
It the Royal Hotel, C

much
osition

d been

BIRKENHEAD PETTY SESSIONS, DEC.
16.
riff and Junes Swig, two boys about twelve years u.
charged on suspicion of stealing a quantity of rope from
the docks, wo-- 4. and sentenced to

ere summarily convicteu,
twenty-ono days' hard labour, and to be one
o:iir. Superintendent M'Harg with ni
Mary :11`Donald, charged by Mr. Taylor with
goods under false pretences, was committed for
Thomas Henshaw was convicted of having his hot
lignueodrsxble,fionrceluodniengo'ccloosctks.—on
JSohunndl:
treets, Edward Morris, of 3, Chap,
waslk fined
of 9, Wilbraham-street, were
afolohnfors,d3rtngj,h.ea andn
ved sebav yl
Foulkes,
of
to lime-wash the walls and ceilings of their rl
lodging-houses. The first was fined is. and cc
others not being registered in the district, the
dismissed.—William Tyrell, John Tyrrell, an
Murray, charged with fighting and other disord
duct, between ten and eleven o'clock at night, at to,
Bebington, were ordered to enter into their own recogni-
zances in £5 each, to keep the peace.—Thomas Pearce,
charged with shooting tame pigeons, was ordered to pay
ss. and costs.—Several orders were made for the payment
of rates due to the Commissioners of Birkenhead. i

rly con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

ion, can thr

evolved

Peelites profess to regard the matter as a

a of feeling in res

for the

,t to their ver

(temple s
licy been

adopt(

made co

tensions

tion to stane

by the altar and the throne—we

But w

PA LMERSTOII now

with having " done it all.'

longer act

ncum bra

anchester

peculiar

erions crotchets ; and the Tories, with consi-

ew of reason, say that had a definite line of po-
ed and maintained ; had the aristocracy
moron cause from the first with the working

gland—with the men who overthrew the pr

the Republican leaders of the commonwealth
teenth century, and who, on the 10th April,
.awed the followers of Mr. FEARGU S
by practically evincing their determine-

who, for many years past, dared to make a
rhich, while it did bare justice to the middle
'used to oppress the poor, or to rob the affluent.
say the Whigs—the members of that effete

ernment which has fallen to pieces from internal

a and inherent imbecility ? They charge Lord

as they once charged a more august
He shattered

, as a pots-

I in the desert when it becomes an empty

he rendered the Mi-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

Na next, the 23d instant. The Rev. W. H
bent of Christ 9rvich, Everton, will preside
LETT, 111.4.eincumbent of Astley, the Rev

j.eitimbent of St. Philip's, Manches-
BARDSLEY, 8.A., Superintendent of
e Readers, will address the Meeting.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

FIRE INSURANCES

Will be effected at moC.le7i;teiatesoiprerTirum. The Company,
haying the advantage of a resident Directory, will he enabled
to distinguish itself by its promptness in the Settlement of

Claims

_
No Charge made for the Policy.
LIFE BRANCH.
The Company likewise assure Lives on any of the following
contingencies, viz.:--

For the WHOLE CONTINUANCE OF LIFE.—The Premiums to
Cease after a LIMITED NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS.
For a Sum to be payable at age 60, or at death.
PREMIUMS ON CREDIT.
A PORTION OF THE PREMIUMS MAY REMAIN ON
CREDIT, OR ASSURANCES MAY BE EFFECTED IN
VARIOUS WAYS, NOT ENUMERATED, TO MEET THE
CONVENIENCE OF THE PARTY MAKING THE ASSUR-
ANCE.

The important advantages afforded by the Company in this
Branch will include the following. viz.:—
GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE CAPITAL, MODERATE PRE-
MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PROFITS BY THE
ASSURED. SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMENT, &c.
The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors.
Fees to Medical Referees are likewise granted by this Con:•
Pany.

PERCY M. DOVE, Manager.
POLICIES falling due at CHRISTNIAS should be renewed on
or before the 9th January next.
20th December, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THE Sum of £54 10.

Churc:

after sermo
M. Falloon

AND I

Blakeney R
route to I
CO

by the Rel:. W. 1

.Dl GOUGH an
n• of Dublin, a

Ly's steamer Iron Duke
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

hsent, was always locked. By some
,ble to disconnect the cord before

entering, while any person ignorant of the contriva
attempting to enter by the door
discharge of the gun. On one occas
pear, forgetful of his prem..
attempted to enter without disconnecting the cord; the
can bad exploded, and he was slightly wounded by the
Undeterred by this accident, be had continued
his precaution, slightly varied by the substitution of a
pistol for the gun, and the greater elevation of the muzzle.
On Tuesday he was again entering his room, unmindful
of his foolish stratagem, when he received the contents of
the loaded pistol in his breast, and met with almost in-
stant death.

'ould re

, it wou

against theives,

ai charg

WIFE HUNTIM
wife hunting, caused some merriment in Line
Saturday week. It appears an advertisement, by
gentleman in London, wishing a suitable partner, was
replied to, and an interview sought by pi
Upon reaching Lincoln he NS as politely tol
bad been waiting for him sc
informed it was still in readi
terrace. He accordinel
was driven to the terr

—An amusir

scene, resultir

)me time,

a at AT

re he ai

He very soon made. his ea
followed by a laree

once ai
t and bent I

vered the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

On account of whom it may concern.
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Wrecked Shed, nort nd Prince's Dock,
250 Bags da E. I. RICE,
A few S, and
A OPSAIL,
Saved from th oung England, from Calcutta.—Apply to
S. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE

UNDER the aim

To begin w

Side an agitation has been renewed,
e object of obtaining the Repeal of the various
levied on Paper, Advertisements, and Newspapers.
the Advertisement duty : While it is

rsally acknowledged that one of the greatest
t taxation is the inequality and injustice of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

crew and pisseng
Dec. 11.—The Josc

stormy.
—The

•oce cn Conw

1(1 must remain t
,HELI, Dec. 13.

ale of the 1

with" Ric

se, at Hell's Aloutit. Two bodies bare also a

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 15.—Win

from NgwOrl

ra—Excels

Patagonia—lrene, Islay—Aca
Alfred, Knill, Newfoundland
Dora, May, Girgenti—Marti,
and Margaret, Konigsberg—N
SA r D.—Pacitic (s), Nye,
ford, C

Huuge

lon. 50, fell in will
port, waterlogged,

Yo

;ader, if-Ur.

from New York a

andoned fur some tim

at Maceio, and Ic

this port

Bonita, Wilcox, from Perri
Record, Patullo, hence at
Sophia Poe, hence at Cape
Jamsetjee Cursetjee, hence
Andover, Moys, hence at C
Rosamond, 14th Oct. ; 111(

lIMICO V
Luley, F

y 16th ult,

all hence at Shanghae.
Courier, Davidson, sailed from Simon's Bay for this r
gni}, orr

from Natal,
ae Mauritius

[a, Will

;, from C

Video for C:
n Rio Jane]

Village Girl, sailed from Mo
Town of Liverpool, sailed fro
Ports, Bth Nov.
I. 0., Cropper, sailed from Pernambuco for the M
neap 23rd C
T

Russell, from Pernambuco; Eclipse; and lien

rietta, all at Par
Camilla, Brine, from Perna
the Channel.

'two at r,

3rd

Inca, Browse, sailed from the
Lawrence, 28th; and Curlew. -
John Knox; Seawitch ; r

ape of Good Ho'

Abergeitile, all from 1.:Oa-tic

sford. Thompson, from Benin at Fernando Po, a
sailed on her return 25th Aug.
Oliver, Lewis, for this nort.a
Brass, both sidle;
Brazi:ian, New
pontis, 20th; and Spirit,
John Dalton ; Hiizab
Bombay for this port in No

/ Banshee, for N. W. Bay arid

from Fernando Po 1

Bucephalus, bziiled fro
Electric, 25th ; Waterlily
this port ; and No
Albert Ethrat
Anglia, Car

Buenos Ayres 7th Oct.

rchy, 24th, for Lond
ocitiart, heuce; Lau

l Hupe, all sail

Nov. ; Earl of tharlemc
Hannibal, Walker, from S

ayd
6:minc

liator, Cl

29th 0

'er, 'fh wrt

uttnee, from Mau

ort 10th

Eliza, Itlye; Mercutic
Avery; Byron, Rodish ;
nucopia, Jarvis, and Par

'Ott; C

.oin Cape de Y

all at Ayres.
Panope, Ward, hence at Monte Video.
Visct. Sandon, sailed from Shanghae for this port 20th Sept
Francis, Wardle, and Heart of Oak, Crockett, both hence
Pernambuco.
Ben Airsick Dhui, Mathison ;_ Charlotte Hage, Be,'
Fleece, Paiethorpe - ',tor "'-itlPr; Job-

Golden

-Anna Caller; na ;
I hence at Rio
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

appointed of the

find them e

opposition

need teaching how much easier it is to destroy than

to reconstruct

A coal
we hare

tion among the various sections
shown Thursday night's major

composed, is utterly

impossible ; and a

overlooking the pretensions of

any of th

m, must

be prepared for their bitter hostility.
Nor can we believe that the country will hail the

appointr

ent of

such a Ministry. The I:

impotence of recent 'Whig Governments, the
ciency in all schemes of practical progress
childish and unsuccessful attempts at the vindica-
tion of the Protestant faith, the ungenerous f
ness of their conduct in opposition, all these will
be remembered by the people against them.
On the other hand, the manly firmness with
which the Government exposed itself to imminent
peril, and the straightforwardness and forbearance
which they are sure to exhibit when in opposition,
will also be remembered, and tend to increase their
parliamentary strength, and a general feeling of
popular sympathy.

actious-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

GLASS,

LTARTLEY and CO.'S GLASS TARIFF NEWS-
PAPER will be forwarded, gratis, on application (post-
mid) to Messrs. JAMES HARTL nd Co., Wear Glass Works,
Sunderland, or Purtlee larf, Earl-street, Blackfriars,

L.
HAUSBURG respectfully submits to notice
his immense Collection of

CLOCKS.

of his ov

'acture, unrivalled in elegance of design,
nish, and the consequent accuracy of performance,
)rity as exact Time-keepers is oo well known to
require comment ; but he would pa arty direct attention
that his resources producer of the Article
" him in a • • different position to that o
I enable to offer advantages both in Price
tivel attainable elsewhere.
F. L. H.-has als • trocluced a New

to the fa,
necessari

other Houses, a
and qualityposi

OFFICE

CLOCK,

h, by a novel arrangement of the Mechanism, indicates at
iiew the Month, Date, and Day of the Week, and he has no
,t but its utility will be fully appreciated by the Mercantile

)CKS WOUND and REGULATED, at an agreed Charge
with all descriptions of Mechanism, RE•

PAIRED on the Premises.
OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL,

M O T T AND S O N S,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

SPIRITS, PER GALLON,

The LONDON GIN

6/8 & 8/
10/8

highest strength

IS
DO

12/ & 16/
14/ 16/ & 20/

.ery old and curious per p6,,en.

LIQUEUR

WINES4er Dozen

rior Vee
Ld aM....

21/4 & 24/

rid and rare Wines,

very superior

36/ & 49;
60/ & 72,

30/ & 34;
40,

42/ & 48,

SG/ & 42,

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, &c.,

THE LONDON OYSTER STORES,

4 and 6, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST.
AND A. BAKER beg respectfully to intimate
C • to their Patrons and the Public generay that, in con-
sequence of the increasing demand for Oysters Barrelled at
this season of the year. they will feel particularly obliged by
Gentlemen giving in their orders as soon as they conveniently
can, and to inform them that the have ready prepared, in the
primest possible order for Ba ling and Packing, their well-
known LONDON or WHI ABLE NATIVES.
And here C. and A. er embrace the opportunity of res-
pectfully acknowled • g to their friends and supporters their
sincere gratitud r the very liberal encouragement they have
hitherto rece' • , and beg to assure them that nothing shall be
wanting on t eir part to merit a continuance of their support
and patronage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, \tin, LIAM SON-SQUARE.
THIS THEATRE will OPEN for the SEASON on
MONDAY next, the 27th instant, on which Evening will
°e produced a New Grand Traditionary and Local Comic
Christmas Pantomime, entitled THREE LEGS I KING OF
MAN ; OR, HARLEQUIN LORD STANLIE AND THE
EAGLE AND CHILD. The opening and Story of the Panto.
mime, written and invented expressly for this Theatre by the
designer of the popular Pantomimes of " The Child of Hale,'

and "Harlequin Tint Bobbin." The Medley Overture and
AIUSIC of the openingcomposed by Mr. Fitzwilliam. The Comic
Scenes of the Hariequinade by Mr. E. L. Blanchard. The
Altaic of the Dances and Harlequinade by Mr. J. R. Webb.

Concerning the "EAGLE And CHIL ' tny have bet.
'conjectures as to the origin of tanley Arms, the " Es
and Child." Mr. Roby, in • "Traditions of Lancashire
supposed to give the mo correct account, but though r'
- • - wry `^r. on the rer

.ars. he ..tong in others,
at KauUsley, beneath an old stone
.ered a leaden box, which, when opened, was foul.,
ntain a volume, the leaves of which were so decayed, th
Characters described in them could scarcely be deciphered
But on submitting the venerable book to the Arch wologica
Society, that learned body described it to contain "Ye tru
historie of Sir John Stanlie," with a full account of " Ye Eagl
and Childe," showing how "Ye descendants of that Dought
Knight became Kingsof Man ;" an abridgement of which form
the story of the present Pantomime.

nne particu
le aviary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

PATENT ELECTRO SILVER PLATE

BENJAMIN BIGGS respectfully calls attention to
this beautiful invention, which has now been before the
Public sufficiently long to obtain for it the general approbation
of all classes ; its peculiar adaptation and durability are admit-
ted; whilst its cheapness will be manifest from the following
prices, the quality of which is guaranteed:—

ELECTRO SILVER PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS

Table Forks and Spoons Ns. per dozen.
Dessert Ditto and Ditto lBs. „
Tea Spoons l2s. „
Tea and Coffee Equipages, Electro Plated upon Hard White
Metal, comprising—
Coffee and Tea Pot, Cream Jug, and Sugar Basin, from £3 17 0
„4.ler Ditto Ditto, Plated upon Nickel Sit , from l2 12 0
Dish Covers, Set in Four, viz.,.l , 18, and 20 inch lO 10 0
Corner Dishes, Set of Four, N 1 Covers, the Handles
to take off to make Ei Dishes . . lO 10.0
Salvers, richly chased ted on Nickel Silver, 12 in. . 10 10 0
Cake and Card B ts, from 2ss. to 5 0 0
Plated Toastß c s, seven Bars 0 10 6
Nut Cracks, very strong, per pair
Tea Kettles, on Stands, from... ..e3 6s. to 10 10 0
Richly-cut Cruets and Stands, from .'1 to 5 5 6
Articles, from which the Plate has been worn off, can be re-
plated by the Electro process at a very moderate price, whether
they have been originally Electro-plated or not, and will look
almost equal to new.
The Stock of Furnishing Ironmongery is the largest in Liver-
pool. The Prices are fixed, and marked in Plain Figures.

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,

44, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

large portion of her cargo engaged,
unit have quick despatch.
For CALCUTTA,
,did Liverpool-built Ship THE DURE,
OHN ATKINSON, Commander,
I acquaint I the trade;)
red ; well known for her
elive4ing her cargoes without
&c ply on board, in the Salthouse
ENDALL and SON ; or to

ors; 609 tons

W:;3;ci I. TYRER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

WYOMING, DUNLEVY .
TUSCARORA, TURLEY.
TONAWANDA, Jumus

SARANAK, DticAN

SCOTIA, MERRILL 1600 tons.. 30th Dec
FLORA MACDONALD, MISKELLY IBCO tons..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

;hops of the most

ttee of Privy

Council, reversing the decision" in the GORHAM

case, may excite a war of opinions leading to a dis-

memberment of the Church. In

11. ; the blessings won at the Reformation may have
again to be str

led for; and I

cal Churcl

men, snubbed in high places, and oper
by undisguised Romanism, may have to

ly combatted

refuge in separation. With Church patronage in the
hands of unscrupulous Puseyites, the true Church-
men would wage an unequal c
check will be afforded by the other part o
Ministry, for it is certain that the Peel

ar, w

consent to join the remnant of the RUSSELL
party without a concession on 0-

:s point, which

the others would readily grant, from their

general indifference to questions of rel

Ireland, the only difference would be the t

guised ascendancy of Rome in its most abhorrent
features, and the confiscation of the Protestant
Church to their rapacity, for the consideration of a
doubtful political majority. Let Englishmen con-

template, calmly if they can, rampant Tractarianism
in England, and rabid Romanism in Ireland, and
then ask themselves if there is nothing to dread
from that threatened coalition which is to super-
sede the Administration of the Earl of DERBY. Is

there any sacrifice of differences on minor political
questions, which is not infinitely preferable to such

a calamity ?
With the resignation of the Earl of DERBY an ac-
complished fact, and Her MAJESTY driven to the
dreaded alternative of seeking a Ministry from

the ranks of the Opposition, the results we
have but imperfectly pointed out are almost
inevitable. What, then, becomes our duty as loyal
subjects and good Protestants in'such an emer-
gency ? Every county, every district, every town,
every parish throughout the country, should at
once assemble and address Her MAJESTY with de-
clarations of confidence in her present—or late—
Advisers, and entreating that they may continue to
conduct the affairs of State, irrespective of the
decision which has just been come to on simply one
point of their Financial statement. Such addresses
may serve to strengthen the hands of the Conser-

vative party ; and, at any rate, to convince many of
those who voted in the Opposition, that although
their constituents may agree with them on the
vexed question of the House Tax, public opinion is
generally with the Administration who proposed it.
The crisis is too urgent for minor points to stand
in the way, and the change is too pregnant with
consequences for the public voice to he silent, when
their nearest and dearest interests are about to be
so fearfully imperilled.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

3 this unj

Of those 1:

out of place,

.re. alike

even tltousa

ican ne

btest dou

Tted in news

company pays for its column or more.
evil, for ingenuity is devising other
publicity, where the liability to pay
evaded; and newspapors, which have to rely upon
as a source of profit, as well as the Exche-
3ufferers. If we look at the hundreds, and
, of advertisements in the columns of the
papers, where no duty is imposed, and
are them with those in Erlland, there cannot be the

at the duty has operated as a most

fie means of ex-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

FREEHOLD HOUSE
. _BY MR. BYFORD,

TO-MORROW, the 22d instant, at Two o'clock in the After

noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, LiverpoOl,
subject to conditions of sale then and there to be produced,
ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the MES-
SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate
and being No. 2, on the north-east side of North-street, Dale-
street, in Liverpool, and co Wing in front to the said street
and at the back severally Vfards, and running in rear or depth
backwards on the northArast and south-west sides severally 15
yards, or thereabouts, be the several dimensions thereof a
little more or less, in fue occupation of Mary Smith, at a
rental of 'l9. 18s. Bd.
The tenure is freehold of inheritance.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. EVANS and Sox,
Solicitors, Commerce-court, Lord-street; orto Mr.A. BYFORD,
Auctioneer, Clayton-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

To.mouttow, (Wednesday,) the 2 -16stant, at the Broker's
Office. Royal -buildings,
9 B AFFLOWER,
Now landing ex Fo .—For particulars inquire of
ALFRED WALFORD.

Ertlanb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION

BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

AND DROGHEDA.

;
The DROGHEDA STEAM-PACKET COM-
fhlk- , PAN Y's splendid fleet of new and powerful iron
l ' Atte.nik Steam-ships are intended to sail, with Goods
and Passengers, from the south side of the
CollingwoOd Dock,Liverpool,(with or without Pilots,) as under:

THIS DAY, December 21, at 7. o'clock, Afternoon.
THURSDAY, December 2 t 8 o'clock, Night.
FRIDAY, Decemb at 9 o'clock, Night.
TUESDAY, Dece er 28, at 10 o'clock, Night.
THURSDAY, D tuber 16, at 11 o'clock, Night.
SATURDAY, January I, at 2 o'clock, Afternoon.
Leaving DROG DA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY

and SATURDAY

Cabin Fare, (including Steward's Fee,)lo:
For further particulars apply to
WILLIAM M'ELROY,

35, Water-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

THE LTVERPOOL STANDARD,

AlontP.

DISCOUNT BANK, MANCHESTER-STREET.
DILLS are Discounted at ' "tank from one day
upwards, and none 11 e-issued after being Discounted,
but remain in the Ba til due, unless taken up, when the
same rate of Inte_rfte will be allowed as charged for all unex-
pired time.

LOAN FOR THE PURCHASE OP PROPERTY.
THE DIRECTORS of the HOUSEOWNERS' and

..........r
f..taxt 1 GENERAL LIFE ASSUR NCR COMPANY are willing
to ADVANCE SUMS OF 11 Y, not exceeding £5OO, for the
PURCHASE OF PROPS , repayable in Small Instalments, in
Five or Seven Ye ,we o enable Rentpayers to become House-
owners.

pply to Mr. W. WEBB, 1, Churcb-lar

Liverpool

LOANS OF MONEY.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL

-- ---- -.
THE CORPORATION of LIVERPOOL are pre.
pared to receive

LOANS
For periods of Three, Five

ss. per Cent

OF MONEY,
7r Seven Years, at
per Annum.
Interest payable on theist January and Ist July in every yea
The Security is the "Liverpool Water Account," c
of the Rents, Rates, and Charges for_Lha-,S
within the Borough of LiverpooLawdMie Na

,ply of Wat

Shippinfr, THE BOROUGH ND BP.ING A
COLLATERAL SECUR FOR THE INTEREST j
LANDS, TE NEME HEREDITAMENTS, AND ESTATE OF THI
CORPORATI OR THE PRINCIPAL.
_ Applications to be made to CAPES ASH LI N. Ego.. Treasurer

ADDITIONAL C

. .
Public Offices, 2,.., G
Town Hall, Liverpoo
may be obtained.

nwaflis-street ; or to tl
from either of whom ft

By order

WiI.SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk

LIVERPOOL LICENSED VICTUALLERS
ASSOCIATION ASYLUM AND SCHOOLS.
THE munificent support already_teceived by the
. .

Association in its endeavour t rd sufficient succour
to unfortunate Age and to ind'o• Orphanage, calls for, and
has its most grateful ack edgment, and its
hearty thanks ; but li as is the amount at t•
scribed, the Comm' e are not in a position to rel

present sut

a large 4.wffi r

st yet be obta

Fund will

cient to-achieve the benevolent objects they are now
striving for. Their appeal for help to all who are directly or
indirectly connected with the Trade they feel assured will not
be in vain ; and the Association has too frequently experienced
the sympathy and kind aid of a generous public to doubt but
that it will at all times be accorded to noble and nurelv nhilan-

EVERTON CHURCH MISSIONARY REPOSI-
TORY SALE.

THE

ANNUAL SALE of USEFUL and FANCY

I ARTICLES, in aid of the CHURCH MISSIONARY
SOCIETY, will take place at the Ev TON NATIONAL SCHOOL-
ROOM, MILL-LANE, EVERTO AD, OR TUESDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and THURSDAY, i ristmas week, commencing each
day at Ten o'Clock
Articles for S will he thankfully received by Mrs. Taom r-
sox, at the Everton National School, or by Miss M`MILLAN,
at the Kirkdale School, Everton-valley.

THE ANNUAL TEA MEETING of theEVERTON
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will be he held (D.V.)
in ST. AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL Rooms, Upper Beau-street, on

WRIGHT. Inc
The Rev. A. Hi

ter, and the R

[am
e Liverpool Scrim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

WEST INDIES.

The steam-ship Orinoco arrived at Southampton on
Sunday with dates from Jamaica to the 29th ult., and St.
Thomas to the 3d inst. Since leaving the latter place the
yellow fever prevailed on board to an alarming extent,
there being 41 cases, of which 10 proved fatal. At St.
Thomas's and the Leeward Islands the yellow fever was
making sad havoc. Several of the officers and crew of the
Esk had been attacked with yellow fever, soon after
leaving St. Thomas. The mortality at Barbadoes, both
among the natives and Europeans, had been very great.
Assistant Commissary Neil and the whole of his family,
numbering six persons, had fallen victims to the disease.
A severe shock of earthquake was felt at Jamaica on the
26th ult., but did no damage. Trade was dull in every
department. The produce market was quiet. Rum and
sugar maintained last quotations.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

GRAND PAINTING.

MR. JOHN R. ISAAC has the pleasure to announce
that he has on PRIVATE VIEW, for a limited period,
the Magnificent Historical Picture,"" CROMWELL AT THE
DEATH OF HIS DAUGHTER, MRS. CLAYPOLE, A.D.
1651." Painted by CH LF.S LUCY, Esq.
Admission from till Three every Day, (Saturday and
Sunday except n presentation of Cards of Address.
62, CAS7'LE-STREET.

MR. WALLIS'S GALLERY,
(LATE BURLAND'S )
34, CHURCH-STREET, LIE ERPOOL.
THE AMATEURS are respe if reminded that
this COLLECTION has r y undergone considerable
ge, by the arrival of s • charming WORKS by favourite
sh Artists of ce y—viz., Egg, A.R.A., Le Jenne, So-
, Sant, Percy, Groenland, Linnell, Pyne, &c. &c.

L I.VERPOOI

ART UNION-

The Right Honourable t

EARL of SEFTON,

SAMUEL HOLME, Esq., Mayor of Liverpool.
WILLIAM FORBES MACKENZIE, Esq., M.P,
CHARLES TURNER, Esq., M.P.

JOHN NAYLOR, Es,

GEORGE HOLT,

GEORGE ARKLE, Esq.
BANKERS.
Messrs. LELAND and BULLINS
COM3IITTRE.

George Arkle, Esc
Sir John Bent.

James H. Macrae, Esq.
Joseph Mayer, Esq.
John ether, Esq.
J i Penlington, Esq.
7illiam Preston, Esq.
Thomas Littledale, Esq.
Thomas Stamford Raffles, Esq.
Hugh C. Rae, Esq.
1211.Nart

Josias Bo

Thomas A. Blishbi, Esq.
Henry Currey, Esq.,
William Comer, jun., Es
Edward Griffin, Eq.
Richd._Cardwell ner, Esc

B. Heywo
James Lister, Esq
Subscriptions will be received by the Members of the Coln
mittee, and by the Secretary, at the Exhibition-rooms.

Jones, Esq

Thomas Wylie,'Es

FREDK. ROBERTS, Secretary
Exhibition-rooms, Old Post-office-place,
13M November, 1852.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BANKING COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
THE Court of Directors grant LETTERS of CREDIT
and BILLS at thirty days' sight, upon the Company's
Bank, at Adelaide. The Exchange on Sums above .elO is now
at a Premium or Charge of 2 per cent. Approved Drafts on
South Australia Negotiated and Bills C ;
Apply at the Company's Offic o. 54, Old Broad-street,
London ; or at the LIVER BOROUGH BANK, the Com-
pany's Agents at Live • _____ _ _ ________

WILLIAM PURDY, Manager.
London, let 1I r c;r nbe r, 1852.

SOUTHPORT PIER COMPANY,
(PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED,)
FOR-THE CONSTRUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF
A JETTY OR PIER FROM THE PROMENADE OF
SOUTHPORT TO LOW WATER:

CAPITAL NOT TO EXCEED SEVEN THOUSAND
POUNDS, IN SHARES OF ONE POUND EACH,
DEPOSIT, ONE SHILLING PER SHARE

MANAGEMENT
Ln. Southport_

lan of th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

COMMITTEE
m.. LP.. Chair

James Hardy Wr

Thomas Hulme, t

James Glover, Es
The Rev. Jonatha

;ley, Esq., J.P.
sq., J.P., Sout
J.P., South'

Southport Improvement n
Mr. John Aughton, Soutl• rt.
Mr. Henry Brown, So port.
Mr. John Burwell, uthport.
Air. Charles Clo g I, Southport.
Mr. Singleton Cooper, Southport.
Mr. James Hunt, Southport.
Mr. Robert Johnson Bookseller, S

omas Mason, Southport.
Mr. Thomas Part, Winn.
Mr. John Salthouse, Southport.
Mr. William Welsby, Ormskirk.
Mr. James Wood, Southport.
Mr. Richard Wright, Builder, Southport.
Mr. Richard Wright, Land Agent, Southport.
With power to add to their number

Messrs. Lawe and Cc
The Liverpool Bank,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

VEST POINT, ALLEN

KOSSUTH, BELL
WINCHESTER, BRIGGS 3OOO tons.. 6th Jan.
GARRICK, WALKER lBOO tons.. 11th Jan.
WATERLOO, HARV 2OOO tons..
RENNEBEC, SMITH lBOO tons..
WM. TAPSCOTT. CORNISH 3000 tons..
BENJ. ADAMS, J. DRUMMOND 2500 tons..
ARCTIC. J. ZEREOA 2OOO tons..
ROSCIUS, MALONY 1200 tons..
And succeeding Packets every Five Days.
For PHILADELPHIA.

1100 tons.. 12th Jan.
1232 tons.. 12th Feb.
1300 tons.. 12th March.

1000 tons.. 12th April
For BALTIMORE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

RENSHAW.STREET BATH ESTABLISHMENT,
NEAR THE ADELPHI-HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
MR. J. J. GODgREY, Member of the' Royal
College of Surgeons, Proprietor.
New Bath-rooms having lately been added, the Public are
respectfully invited to VISIT THIS ..ESTABLISHMENT,
where every attention is paid to clea 'tress and comfort.
Whitlaw's Patent Medic Bath 3s. 6d.
A Sulphur Ditto 3s. Od.
A Mercurial Fuming Ditto 3s. Od.
A Harrogate Ditto 2s. 6d.
A Nitro-Mu ' is Acid Ditto 2B. Od.
A Warm ater Ditto ls. Od.
A Sof arm Water Ditto ls. 3d.
Col or Shower Ditto ls. Od.
0:5. ATTENDANTS NOT ALLOWED TO RECEIVE
PERQUISITES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

~.'are that

bor-u,,Ei of G^lway
FerrPtary?hin of 11-&.r.nd, a

ikely to cet an appointment in connection

ii,oeocourt

as been,
itarlinea

.
believe we may say that Mr. J.
offered a prominent appointment, hut that he
taking any office, as his commercial transec
no ..ilow him to give up his time for such apu
We have z::Iso reason to believe that Mr. Ber)
has been offered the Secretaryship at War. N'
can chance the risk of an election for Middlesex rema
to be seen.

WOUIU
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

round them, as the instruments of a Divine
ch t

only support

e deep convici

ho had called them was with them always

the Jew they were listened to with hate, not unn-in:
while the Roman heard them with a vror

with fear ,
blended with contempt, and, believing only in the m,
rial power which springs from numbers and wealth, sa
they were poor, and despised them—few, and laughed them
to scorn. But, hated or despised, the earlier successors of
the Apostles toiled on, and met on the birthday of their
Divine Master with far other thoughts than those of fes-
tivity. In an obscure chamber, filled with the mean and
poorly clad,with simple prayer and exhortati,
energy in the good work, we may suppo
tians to have kept the season of Christma..
"We descend the roll of time, to the period iv.
believers in the Word have become too numerous ,
despised, too strong to be scorned. They are feareu
Prefect and by Emperor ; and old Pagan Rome, under the.
rule of a DIOCLETIAN, is aroused to persecution. All the
powm of the State is directed against them ; they are im-
pn.soned, tortured, beheaded. They supply the place of
eruninala, who were thrown to the ferocious beasts in the

to increased

se the early Chris-

A few grains of incense thrown on a Pagan altar,
the slightest acknowledgment of the Pagan creed, would
scorn all evasion, and crown a life of
toil with a death of martyrdom. This is no time for joy or
festival; for,though among the Christians are men of wealth
and station, the persecution has been unsparing and almost

save them; but the

exterminating. What could have been the keeping of
Christmas at such a time as this ? The meeting thinned
in numbers, weighed down by the sadness of grief, and
to separate by stealth and in darkness.
am over centuries, with all their mighty

collected in secret

We pass

changes, and find the vas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

DO., Pa
D(

SHERRI
DO., v.
DO., choice
DO., verp spie
PORT, from the Woo

lintage, very rich and Frui,y.

,
DO., Crw
DO., Dc

choice old Wines,

1 East India
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, &c.,

MOTT

AND SONS,

RUTH CASTLE-STREET (Corner of Thomas-street);
Liverpool.

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE

INCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
DIGESTION, and only requires one trial with STEAKS,
CHOPS, ROAST MEATS; GRAVIES, FISH, GAME, and
tOUPS, to satisfy the Epicure.

The Proprietor's of this Sauce guarantee-the quality equal to
ly Sauce extant, although It isjerd much below the usual

price Pr
W' Ol

le by STIVENS an 0., 154, Upper Thames-street,
9, Duke-stree Liverpool ; 150, Temple-street,
nd retail b ilmen, Grocers and Sauce-dealers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21

must be remembered that tt

e ques

was one which in no wise a

1, and ha

rnment wou.

y of t

Le coalition had

but one of

t would be me

bsurd to treat the

and c

merits of the ques

tion at issue.

that many members voted against the I

merely because the (

)n wa

so from fear of the wrath of the ten.

holders

After the victory comes the division of ti

g tha

nteresting proces

victors will

nd each othe

Should any of the coalescing

r supporters against a

ians, as well as children in the

contes

s who vo

sion upon the

It is notor

it share, will a new Government
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

A, of Wool

hall, Huy

ton, of ad
On the 2

lady of the Rev. R. J.

Staniar

On the 31st ult., at NN
Esq., of a son.

fe of G. L. Fosberry,

On the 31st ult., Mrs. R
of a son.

of Great Newton-street,

Ist inst., at the Bot
!D. Grundy, pawnbro

is, VA'

lane, the wife

MARRIED

by the Rev. G. W. Warr,

Dues: Liverpool, the Rev. 'F. Bow-
iotn's, to Margaret Finchett, only
les Clarke Halket, of this town.

On the 28th ult., at St. Ma
Pollock, M.A., Mr. George C
daughter of the late Mr. FAIT

's Church, by the R

William

I this town, to E'

On the 29th
all, M.A., M

Chu
S. Maxiveil

Rev. C. Mo

29th ult., at St. Peter's
Dawson, Mr. Joseph Rotherham to

11, by the Rev. W. R.

both of

1,,1,y the Rev. J.Hal,

•square,

J. H. FL

Louis (

rd son of the

lurt, of Bayon's Manor,
ughter of John Ashton

m, and Dingle-hea

near this t

On the 31st ult., at St. Siths's Church, Pembroke-place, and
afterwards at St. Nicholas's Roman Catholic Chapel, Copperas—
'' Mr. Christopher Ullathorne, draper, of Ranelagh—street,
- of the late John Laidmans, Esq.,

to Mary Ann, second da_
of Higher Bebington, Cheshi

On the 31st ult., at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Chapel, Mr.
Thomas Smith, of Charnock, near Chorley, to Miss Jane Cat—
trell, late of Chorley.

On the Ist inst., at Haslington, by the Rev. Joseph Bradley,
A.M., Mr. John Johnson, of thefirm of Johnson and M`Gowan,
of this town, to Emma, youngest daughter of the late John.
Eccles, Esq., merchant, of this town.

Qn the Ist inst., at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Frederick Met—
calf, shipwright, to Miss Frances Fletcher, both of Toxteth-
park.

On the Ist inst., at St. Bride's Church. Mr. Ti
shipwright, to M
On the Ist inst., at the Parish Church of Tormoham, Torquay,
by the Rev. W. It. Jolley, of St. Bride's, in this town, the
brother of the bride, Richard S. Tipton, Esq., of New Orleans,
to Adelaide Reynell Mason, youngest daughter of William P.
Jolley, Esq., of Torquay.

s. Tomlinsor
r, both of Toxteth-park.

On the 2d inst., at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. T. F.
Redhead, Thomas Kent, Esq., of Rock Ferry, to Margaret,
eldest daughter of the late James Senner, Esq., of Lagusta,
Dalmatia.

On the 24 inst., at St. Helens, by the Rev. J. Edmonds,
Alexander Robertson Arrott, Esq., to Eleanor, eldest daughter
of the late William Grundy, Esq., of Hoole-bank.

On the 2d inst., at Sancta__.
John Armstead, Mr. Georg(
daughter of Mr. John Gerard,

ach Church, Cheshire, by the Rev.
Johnson to Elizabeth, fourth
both of Wheelock.

On the 2d inst., at St. Stephen's Church, Rochdale, by the
Rev. Henry W. Parkinson, Mr. James Geddes, son of William
Geddes, Esq., of this town, to Maria Alice, youngest daughter
of David Cheetham, Esq., of Rochdale.

On the 4th inst., at Childwall Church, by the Rev. William
Badnall, Mr. Geo. Kenworthy, of this town, to Hannah Maria.
second daughter of Mr. Win. Okill, of Wavertree.

arch, by the Rev. J. Hall,
h^th Cooper.

, Mr. Samuel Livesey to Miss Eliza'

Same day and place, Mr. John Watson to Miss Mary Clegg.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

LITEII ATURE.

BOORS FOR REVIEW. &

s, New Prints, Music, &c.

ntended

Ir. C. Mitchell's, Red

rwarde

and recei

ptembn,

Full as usua

nteresting matter, and not a
,ed with biographical incident.

few of its pages oceni
Poor Tyrone Power, whose melan-choly loss on
board the ill-fated " President" cast sorrow into
_ _

article ; and it is
scrimination and knowledge of

many a heart, forms
written with much d

the man

as many of our leadin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

CAL

"I'l by the Lord-I

Observatory, has just assault ensued. - uesought them to spare his life,
art to the committee, detailing the when one of them pulled out a knife, and threatened to
stab him. In the scuffle Knight's fingers were much
^ut. ""- was then riffled of .£l. 3s. ld., and thrown into
The police subsequently apprehended two
and Robert Shannon, and Thomas Hun-
'-ntified by Knight and a I_,

averpoo'

~~`r 3lr

"urchased
of the hedge

,test port

ter, who were id
came up to his tic

rarer who

tance, on hen-ring his cries of murde

semen The prisoners were committed to the Liverpool assizes.
T VENDERS.—On Thursday even-

MEETING OP

:Ople, to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

THE FOUNDLINGS

➢lrs. Fitzw

After which,
GeOff.._ PRESENTED AT COURT
wedderburne.
tress Anne Frankly

Mrs. F

To.conr ith
BAKER WORRIED- Y BUCKSTONI

SErPoltaow, (Wedn ay,)—THE FOUNDLINGS. THE
,_Str,'°„US FAMILY • ,Ir. Aminadab Sleek, Mr. Bucksto_ne ;
IVOir,"rmsby De sine, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. And BAKER
0„ VED By UCKSTONE.
tOtiguas y,—THE FOUNDLINGS. PRESEN FED AT
0 d BAKER WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE.
.IDAY,—For the BENEFIT of Mrs. FITZWIT:LIANT,-1
44. p,sratna, ky Mark Lemon, Esq., entitled
it AND
.LAND t
Lk* i'DAy, Mr. Buckstone; Wild Meg, Mrs. lwilliam. A
LlARm'arce._ never acted here, entitled A' DUEL IN THE
kr. Greenfinch, Mr.' Bockstone ;Greenfinch,
1104„• 6tzwilliam. And THE TWO BONNYCASTLL: Mr.
on"Ycastle, alias Mr. Jeremiah Jorum, Mr. Bucks--
to6,,SATtyanAY,—Last time, THE PLC
ritz Cheap John, Mr. Buckstone ; Si
wotilliam, THE ROUGH RIED DIAMOND
BY BUCKSTONE.

And BAKER

SALE OF A . BANKRUPT'S STOCK OF
JEWELLERY AND FANCY—ARTICLES,
WG. MADDY havin, 13.0-SGHT at Mr. 'JAR-
. ma's Sale, No. 89, ta-street, a quantity of Ladies'
DRESSING-CASES, WO - OXES, TIME-PIECES, BRACE-
LETS. BROOCHES RETICULES, PURSES, FANS,
BRUSHES, PERE ERY, &c., which he intends submitting

for Sale Tii is IKTue
IT great REDC ON of I

at Ten o'clock

at No. 25, BOLD-STREET

Sale to commence

RETIRING FROM BUSINESS

JOHN
Resnectfullv

3IISES DIS

POSED OF.

JONES, WATERLOO-HOUSE
CHURCH-STREET,

hnl,nz now dis
DER of the SI

3sed of 1

A and the Public that,
emises, the REMAlN-
ssazily be SOLD OFF

SDA n,
DAYS

ND FOLLOWING
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

REPAIRS OF PIANO-FORTES

MESSRS. HIME and SON beg to inform the
Public that they continue to REPAIR PIANO-FORTES
in that style of excellence for which they have so long been
celebrated. They have also added to their Establishment a
first-rate Workman, who has been engaged some time in the
Factory of Messrs. Erard, at Paris, thus enabling them to un-
dertake the Repair of Foreign made Piano-fortes with the same
facility as those of London makers. Thesatte Materials used
by Messrs. Broadwood and Sons are "loyed in Messrs. lime
and Sono Establishment in the airing Department.
BROADWOOD. and SONS' e ~ant Semi-Cottage and Grand
PIANO FORTES. in alnut, Rosewood, and Mahogany
Cases, always on h d.
COLLARD and COLL D'S PIANO-FORTES for

30 Guineas

0 and ?5 Guineas
25 and 27 Guineas,

GAS CHANDELIERS

ALARGE and varied STOCK of
GAS LAMPS, CANDLEA-AMPS, &c.,
Unegullied in extent, and selecte or the approaching Season
may be ins cted in the
LARGE OW ROOM

/ MR. WILLI I PENN SMITH'S
B ASS FOUNDRY,
28, H N 0 V E R-S TREE T,
Opp site the Government Tax Office.

AN IMPROVED SHIRT,

P. L. MACTAGGART,
21 AND 26, BOLD-STREET,
Has pleasure in inviting the attention of the Public to his
CUIRASS SHIRTS,
335. AND { 395.

PER HALF DOZ''N,
In beautifully embpidhed box

This Shirt is admitted to be tl most comfortable and perfect
fitting extant, combining th ighest degree of excellence at
the smallest cost.

SUPEI2IDRESS SHIRTS,
F EVENING WEAR,
AT
6s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. and Ss. Gd.
ALSO,
FASHIONABLE COLOURED SHIRTS,
Ready made, or made to order,
215., 275., or 31s. 6d. the Half-dozen.
13EAUTIFULL7 STITCHED & EMBROIDERED FRONTS.
aJ Outfits to Australia and all parts of the World.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

FRIDAY, SEPT. 3.—Wind S., light

ARRlVED.—Commodore, A splett, from Buenos Ayres—John
S. de Wolf, Bradshaw, St. John, N.B.—lnvincible, Edie, Rio
Janeiro—Premier, White, Quebec—Liverpool Packet, Messina
—Amicitia, Heyn, Miramichi—Endeavour, Rotterdam—Leda,
Absolam, Constantinople— Amphitrite, Deswelgh, Ghent—
Marsala, Le Sour, Malta—Ondourdo, Merleta, and Augusta,
Newton, Alexandria. _ _

SATLiD.—lsaac Webb. Furber, for New York—Nathaniel
Thompson, Hill, New Orleans—Arlington, Ryan, Charleston—

Wileon, Smyrna—Leopard, Bachard, Shanghae—Elizabeth,
Hunter, Miramichi—Naomi, Wright, Acapulco—Visitor, Tuzo,
Africa—Frankfort (s.s.), Corbett, Genoa—Erromango, Hall,
Constantinople—Brminus, Harting, Stettin—Osner, Dillon,
Valencia—Union, Denduyts, Ostend —Margaret Jane, Banner,
Gibraltar—Burgomaster Karsten, Voss, Elsinore—De Hoop,
Kok, Amsterdam—Alida, Melbahl, Drontheim.

The Chimaera, hence for Bombay, has put back leaky, and
has in consequence been docked.
Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence at Genoa.
Tiber (s.s.), sailed from Marseilles for this port 29th Aug.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

amen excluded)

Esq., William Turner, g
barrow ; 3, T. B'. Horsfall
dener ; extra, Mr. J. B. Leatherbarrom
Pelargoniums (eight specimens, all distinct varieties
1, Robertson Gladstone, Esq., W. Woolley, garden
2, Mr. Charles Rylance, nurseryman. Ditto (four spe
s, nurserymen excluded).-1, Robertson Gladstone,
Ditto (six specimens, fancy varieties, all distinct.)
Gladstone, Esq. ; 2, Mr. Chas. Rylance,

lener ;
, Esq.,

1.. Roberts

Harrison

2, T. B. Horsfal!, Esq

nens, in pots, a

.serymen excluded).-1 and 2, Sir. R. C

E. Harris(

-1, Mr.
M'Ga-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

our market to-day buyers are very cautious, and we hear of no

transactions of importance i
barely support last Saturday's rates. Oats and Oatmeal as last

any article

Wheat and Flour

quoted. Beans scarce. and Is: per quarter higher,

AKEFIELD, SEPT. 3.—The past week, ex

has been fine for

Our marke

to-day is well supplied with Wheat. Old meets a limited sale

t prices not equal to those pl

st week

pies of ne

Tian), those from the south. Red

36s to 425, white

Several pare

of new Barley, by

,11 from 308 to 31s per qr. New Oats more

rail, on oil

plentiful, and are id p€

ings very unsale-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-07

were exceedingly fine

Rylanc

Petunias (in pots, all distinct varieties, six specimens
Mr. Charles Rylancq, nurseryman

.seryman

r. Cha

Ferns (eight specimens).-1, Julius Focke, Esc
Lhill, gardener ; 2, Isaac Iladvren, Esq., John

iardener

This class vc

even finer than th•

rated, the specimens were

tions co
Collet

the collec-

ineous plants.—Exotic orchidacm
wn, Esq., for