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

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.ne adoption of this no indu
.es argues that the Kaffirs effected
de shot far more effectually, and far more economi. opening of the na.. par(
ly, than they possibly can by the present muskets, attention, but, with a renewed demand, subs
tN INN ROBBER.—A young man, named Thomas amount of business was transacted, and for all ,
Iv very respectably connected, has been thous
me
Canadian, , and French gaelttrcandneticnlnoesVms
r4loucester magistrates for trial on the same as described in your last ; and in Beans
_.ed at hotels at Glon. or no change was apparent. Good Mealir
Prisoner assumed the cha- scarce, were the turn dearer i and Oatmeal i•
On Sunday evening he load. With rather more inquiry for Indian
-., vv orcester, in that character, a few parcels were taken to-day on slightly
.
.„--. a oed, and was shown to his room, where he re- inhands
the
course
extreme
eoef t
mained for some ten minutes. In that brief space of BRIT
time he contrived to pick two locks, and to abstract from Wheat, as bons
a box twelve silver teaspoons, two pair of table spoons, F"
and a pair of salt spoons. Proceeding by railway to
Gloucester by the first train next morning, he sold the 1
plate and put up at the Greyhound r' ---Mal Inn.
where he dined, and paid his bill.

knock down a
a front of mei

were equally

active machine Sir Charl

cement to grant a

ket this morning

►s exam p

- wsopune, w
"ence; 'n-rd secure any
combination of dangers.
viTh... is statement has t
?eent, midshipman of t
;relished hi
ore
u, mself during ti
4"tayho itr, hl.. m.'
341i1,„... , a

committed by the

barges

robberies com mitt
ter

1-Worces

appeared at the A

left the j 1 a el, Wilosta
throw tuneswate they stove'
walkint the brad/
ndeseribaby

week several

rates. We anne.

x Tuesday

s. d.l Wheat, * 76;

gi LICTS ;
after t
?1")r and coal

spurn rea, oia. o is to 5 9 Canadian
Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 9 United States
Do. white,old 6 0.. 6 3 Danzig,
Do. do. new 6 0.. 6 3 Pon]

3i,ng scre

ever, he picked ti

5 6 French; &c...
5 9 Odessa, Polish
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It,aagr.l
0. Irish

ceeding by a

51 0.. 55 0 Barley, v
42 0..46 0 Oats, 19, 4.
Beans, 19,
2 10.. '3 0 *4Bolb 1

Enk:&Sctch, old

.1, old 2 8.. 2 10 Peas, p, qr. white.
. new 2 3.. 2 3 Ind. Corn, v4Bott
En,.. 32 0..34 0 Amer. yellow
29 0..30 0 Do. ---'
34 0..36 0

Do. Iris
Do. Do.

0 0.. 0 01 Ibrailit Galatz,
0.. 0 Flour, 34brl. 10611

29 0

0..36 01 U. States, d(
Do. & Can. so'

Frnch,v al

:n more active

artiller

emits e
ordered

bat they may be

- -
Flour improved in value Gd
Will ()nt,: withnnt

once in

Before leaving, how- Pc do. new.. 5 0.
lock of a drawer and box, and ab- Do white, old. 5 6
stracted 1:50 in gold, leaving other money in notes in the Do ~.
,x. A third robbery, of a great coat, was committed at Barle. lg.
st `her inn which he had patronised. He was appre- ‘-'''
1 et the Gloucester Railway Station, as he was pro-
..
first-class train to Birmingham.—Times.
DEFENCES FOR THE METROPOLIS.--WOOLWICH, JAN. h
—The Duke of Wellington has been for some time past h
i almost daily communication with Sir John F. Burgoyne, ' vi
nspector-general of fortifications; and their deliberations /),480tb.Sc.& 11:
lave, it is said, been directed to the best means of pro- Peas, is, qr. Eng..
tecting the metropolis in ease of invasion. It is under- Flour, I). 28016,
stood the result has been that several military camps are Seconds
likely to be formed round London ; and eligible situations Fine
will be selected, particularly on the Kent and Essex banks Superfine
Extra
...
of the Thames, and on the banks of the Medway, with the Oatmeal, .44, 240th ,
ultimate view of rendering them permanently fortified Irish, new 21 6..
camps. Orders have already been given to place Sheer- MANCHESTER, JAN. 10.—Without activity in .
ness in a proper state of defence, and to have ample sup- ment, the trade has been steady, during the week, and ._ plies of ammunition and warlike stores kept in a constant prices have been obtained for every article. The agriculit.
state of readiness at the fortifications already constructed markets are again decidedly higher this week, and from France
at that naval port. Seniority lists of non-commissioned prices come dearer. Our market to-day is characterised by
officers of the royal artillery have been called for, to be
much firmness on the part of holders
but their adherence to
sent into the adjutant-general's office within the last few extreme, and in some cases to rather higher prices than were
asked on this day week, checks business, and we report only
days, preparatory, it is said, to an augmentation of that moderate transactions in each article.
Wheat and Flour bring
branch of the service. It is also stated that the line the extreme rates of this day week. Oatmeal rather better sold,
regiments will have an addition of 10,000 made to them Oats, Beans, and other articles as last quoted.
over the numbers in the estimates of last year. The royal
The trade
duringt JA Nth 10.—Ourp a
past
week
sbaeree
h'
marines are also to be increased both in the royal marine
good business has resulted in each art' ..., at extreme rates.
- and divisional companies departments ; and re- We had a short supply of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange Telegraph, it is desirous that vessels should not anchor off the
South Foreland when the High Lighthouse bears between
listed for every branch of the land forces are this morning, which met a brisk sale at about Is. per windle
and N.W., and within the distance of three or four mile
the shore • nor, if beyond that distance, when it bea
'0 be sent to the head-quarters or depots of their advance. Irish held for more money. Foreign fully 2d. per
Annechina Bt.
by N., on which bearings it will appear in one with a dark
Is. yer pack. hannes Hermanos,
,in more patch on the Cliff. And as regards the opposite, or southern
-0 side of the Channel, it is equally desirable that vessels should at Helvoet.
I_
r* not anchor when the two conspicuous windmills, which stand 'The schooner Eli, her.

Ditto; il

his port

Ditto, i] 1

I

Fairy, H

nce for Malt

,rt 30th Dec

le, the steeple-ch
•eached himself, g

Esq. has purcha
y Birdcatcher, out of
...Catcher arrived at his (
instant, looking remarkal
Oundle Steeple-Chase will to
Maria Monk will be first, H
Rowland Trenchard sho '

Sir .
minationa for the Northampt,
and Woodlark omitted.
Mr. Edward Decamp, upwa

cl to the

one shot

•esponden
Sir R

Bell's Life

rt Peel and tt

latch was in

on Monday n

known champion of the The
for the championship of the
. .

le, and is to take place on
course, from Putney to M

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