The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-12-21 00:00:00

On the 17th inst., axed 66, Mr. Jaws Gartside, late of Mark!
Earth Nook, Saddleviorth.

On the 17th it

Bridge-street, Birkenhead, aged 80;
Janes Thompson, Esq.

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mcl 26, Isabella, wife of Mr. Robt. Logan,

On the 17th inst., of consumption, aged 19, Anne the only
daughter of James Edwards, Esq., St. George's-hill, Everton.
On the 19th inst., at her sister's residence, Antield-road,
aged 55, Ann, daughter of the late Mr. Robt. Birch, of Sefton*

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FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.

MONDAY MOANING

NOTWITHSTANDING the near approach of Christmas

when, in ordinary years, everybody is eager to get out of
to enjoy the hospitalities of country cousins, and
ties of the season,—when all, but those whose

the ge

•eations consist in going from theatre to theatre

to exhilarate their spirits, and expand their imaginations

ness as

the blu
cold, ix

essing the pantomimes, rush out of London to

with as mu,

h haste and earnest-

they crowd the steamers to the Rhine, or to

r take the rail for the C

timberland Lakes, or

s of Scotland at midsummer;—at this moist,

uddy moment, everybody is chained to the metro-

ms to have

forgotten that the highest English

festival of the year is close upon them

The only theme

tercst ; the exclusive topic of club gossip ; the

sure to

e upperm

t in every mind where

two or three are met together, in pa

our or hall, or at the

of the streets, is the " Ministerial crisis

rd DERBY, and the t

atened advent of a

A.dministratio:

as the crisis

s been a triumph

s of ti

erable amount of pa!

tronage a

ood or

ssitous

heir for,

de elec.

" Irela

allowe'

of the country into

or humii.

.s they used to

That not only have the followers

Of DANIEL

ELL accomplished their leader's wish of obtaining

for the Iris'

1' " but that they have succeeded in

,nd and Scotland to the

and of their heritage

isiness of the long debate on the budget was not

finish without a brilliant encounter which

most intense interest on both sides of the
house, and was also listened to by the Earl of DERBY and

)ers of the House of Lords. I

replying on

question, Mr. DISRAELI took the opportunity

of defending his be

get, but of exposing, with

arcasrn, the individual weakness and inconsis-
e chief speakers opposed to him. Sir C. Woo])

lashing to which his

COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY NEWS

MONDAY NIGHT.
THE buoyancy of the Stock and Share markets
during the past few days, notwithstanding a minis•
terial crisis, is claimed by some parties as showing
a feeling on the part of capitalists adverse to the
Derby Administration. It seems very doubtful,
however, whether this is the correct interpretation
of the fact; and probably we should be nearer the
truth if we attributed it rather to the easy state of
the money market, allowing something for the
confidence entertained by capitalists, that under no
circumstances is it likely that we can be afflicted
with a purely Whig Administration, or one in which
the Manchester and ultra parties will be allowed to
predominate. Upon business in our own port the
defeat of the Government has been productive of very
depressing effects. Should Lord Aberdeen be able
to patch up a Peelite Administration, any finan-
cial statement must be postponed until spring,
which will leave several important questions in a
state of suspense.
The Returns from the Bank of England for the
week ending the 11th December give the following
results when compared with the previous week :
Public deposits .. £ 7,955,077; Increase .. £317.367
Other deposits .. .. 12,507,244 ; Decrease.. 192,059
Rest .. 3,077,217; Increase .. 2,206

On the other side of the account—
Government securities £13,962,688 ; the same as before.
Other securities .. 12,620,203 ; Increase.. £209,382
Notes unemployed .. 12,415,100 ; Decrease 108,640
The amount of notes in circulation is £22,555,570,
being an increase of £167,580 ; and the stock of
bullion in both departments is £21,510,155, show-
ing a decrease of £298,177, when compared with
the preceding return.

Notes i

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
sued .. £34,970,G70 j Govrnt. Debt.. £11,015,100
Other securities 2,984,900
Gold coin 1kbu1n.20,951,516
I Silver bullion .. 19,154

£34,970,670

BANKING DEPARTMENT

,053,000 Gov. securities.Xl3,962,6BB
3,077,217 Other securities 12,620,203
7,955,077 Notes .... 12,415,100
12,507,244 Gold & silt'. coin 539,485

1,444,938 I

£39,537,476 I

£39,537,476