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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE

- • --
INCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
DIGESTION, and only•requires one trial with STEAKS,
CHOPS, ROAST MEATS, GRAVIES, FISH,. GAME, and
SOUPS, to satisfy the Epicure.
The Proprietors of this Sauce guarantee pie quality equal to
any Sauce extant, although it is sold much below the usual
price of Sauces.
Wholesale by STIVENS and Co., 15 Upper Thames-street,
London ; 44, South Castle-street, erpool ; 150, Temple-sc.,
Bristol; and retail by Oilmen, ocera, and Sauce-dealers
throughout the country.
N.B.—Ask for Stivens's " iiversal Sauce," or you may
get a spurious imitation.
STIVENS and CO.'s much-admired PICKLES are prepared
with Malt Vinegar of the purest description, and of the proper
strength to make them what may be truly termed GENUINE
FAMILY PICKLES, of the finest quality.

H :A N D E L I ER S
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LIVERPOOL,
(A COMPARISON,KVITED,)

BEND .lIN HIGGS'
IRONM GERY WAREHOUSE

46, LORD-STREET.

AT REDUCED PRICES

T. WALKER'S
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY
135, WHICECHAPEL,

:eGreat(

E STAB LIS

FRANCIS PINK--FY

IN STOCK,2OOO VENN SHADE BLINDS

ADZE WIRE AND 4,,E'r OTH

RETAIL

BLINDS, WHOLESALE A ND

ACrNDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE

IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS

TROTMAN'S AND PORTER'S IMPROVED
PATENT ANCHORS,
FIRST AND SECOND PRIZE.

THE above are no

,o be had, o

the shortest

notice, from the Mar
HENRY WOOD

tiND-00

GOREE, LIVERPOOL

The trials of Ar

by WOOD BROTHERS, being fc
others (see Times and other 14

GREATER SECURITY TO LI
this, the main advantage, tl
tion : they will answer a ti
for stowage—and a great say-
LAhIPORT'S PATEN S
Cranks, Fly Wheels, a hain
out of the Lockers— reat saving it
other Winch poss es.
LAMPORT'S ATENT SHEAVE BLOCKS_
WOOD B HERS' PATENT WINDLASS I _
and PATENT SPINDLES, guaranteed to lift the. A
quicker, and with fewer hands, than any other, and
keep in good working repair for seven years.

TY ; an
a min(

led in ev

WINCH, v

WOOD BROTHERS were awarded the PRIZE MEDAL for
CHAIN CABLES at the GREAT EXHIBITION OF ALL
NATIONS, London, 1851.

CHAIN CABLES, ANCHORS, SHORT LINK CHAINS,
SHIPS' CASTINGS, and all kinds of IRON WORK for
Vessels, on the shortest notice and of the very best quality.—
Apply to • HENRY WOOD and CO., Liverpool.
Also Stores, GEO. WOOD & Co., 275, \Yapping, London.

THE GOLD REGIONS
NO Person should ever think
without taking one or more of P

;MIGRATING
S'S PATENTED

or a CRIB, ni

FOLDING " MULTUM IN PALM)" BI
form either a BED, a COUCH, a SETTEE
entirely of Wrought Iron; fold in otteVece; open for use in a
moment; weight 251bs. Price o rlis. 6d. They are almost
indispensable to every bousel , both at home and abroad.
Illustrated descriptions se ostage-free on receipt of address.

S. PERKE.S and CO. gineers-, 1. WALBROCiK, CITY.
N.B.—Export ord and the trade supplied. Gold-washing
Cradles only 10s. ), complete. Patented Centrifugal Pumps
Phillips's Fire nihilators, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

John H. I

a of t

,of 1380 to

all, EMU ILO
s 37 feet ; the depti

e.hio standing of the bu

t the excellence of the workman-
" material used in this fine ship
Delaware white oak, but the principal frame-
work, the apron, the breast-hooks, the knight-heads,

Is a guarar
ship. The

the knees, and the transom, are of live oak. The
keel is 16 inches wide by 36 in depth, and over this there

are three tiers of kelsons, one 16 and two of 10 inches
thick. The sister kelsons are proportionately strong.
The lower deck beams are 14 inches by 16, and there_are

e hanging knees are sided 10
, and the horizontal knees 8 inches to
They are all " thick in the throat" and cut
n. The breast-hooks are not of the ordinary
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

C 0 MPANY,
MERCH NTS,

A N
D PORTER
IHN-STREET

Per Doz. Per Doz
Quarts. Pints.
s. d. s. d.
Best London Porter 6 0 .... 3 6 ....
Best Dublin Porter
Light. Dinner Beer
Devonshire Cider

Per Doz.
Imperial
Half-pints

iN GIN, fine old JAMAICA RUM, COGNAC BRANDY,
:y from Half-pint upwards.
LISBON, BRONTE, MARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES.
and HOCK WINES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

THE
LIVERPOOL "BLACK BALL" LINE OF
4;
it% 4 AUSTRALIAN PACKETS,
giraia,‘,, For GEELONG, ADELAIDE-. PORTLAND BAY,
MELBOURNE, PORTXHILIP, and SYDNEY.

Ships. Tons. Capt. Destination. To sail
SOUTH SEA 1800.13sErr e!.. Pt Philip & Sydney .. Oct. 1
EDMOND 1800. Ron it'rsorr Melbonrne&Geelong.Oct. 15
NORTHUM- 1,
BERLAND I 4"`"'","4 "

&Port Pliilip.Oct.2s

-These rnagniflcefit A 1 frigate-built Ships have very lofty
well-ventilated between decks, splendid cabin accommodation,
are commanded by captains of great experience, who will care-
fully attend to the comfort and health of the passengers, carry
qualified surgeons, and will be despatched under the inspec-
tion of her Majesty's Emigration Agent.
For further particulars apply to
JAMES BAINES and CO., 6, Cook-street.
A VACANCY for a NAVAL CADET.
WANTED, for Ship South Sea, Four MIDSHIPMEN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

AT THE COLLEGI
STITUTION.

The first lecture of the
as delivered at the Col!
-ening, by the Rev. H. Rai

l'here wa

t of the

as the d

demned, as bei
Bible, they are

are cal

,o, on the above

Institution, on

cellor of the Diocese

I highly-respectable au
3. Howson, principal n

e Kev. W. W

ne itev. J. H

ent with the precepts of
god ; that, in reality, the pr
,he laws of political econo

same results

:e from t

the i

, he poin
st of the
3 exist, t,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

61 . Canadian

quotation

Wheat

BRITISF

Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 9
Do. white ...6 6.. 6 9 Danzig, 5.,. ..
Do. do. new 5 9.. 6 a Pomeranean,&c
Irish red
Do. do. new 5 3.. 5 6 French, &c.
Do. white ..
Do. do. new -..- Danube

I States

qr., Eng. ---..- Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4
Is 60tb. Sc. Sz Irish 3 4.. 3 7 Egyptian
Malt, 14 qr. Eng... 54 0..58 0 Barley, V. 6011,
Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, la, 45th 2 5..
Oats, 113, 45tb., Beans, 14. qr. Eurp 32 0.,
Eng.&Ecteh, old 2 9.. 210 lo,48011) Egyptian 28 0
Do. Irish, old 2 2.. 2 7 Peas, v qr. -
Do. Do. new 2 2.. 2 6 Ind. Corn, ,
Beans, y. qr. Eng.. 33 0..37 0 Amer. yellow

Sc. 8r Ir. 30 0.. 31 01
33 0..35 0

Peas, qp, qr. Eng
Flour, 2801 b,
Seconds
Fine
Superfine
Extra
Oatmeal, 19, 240th.,
• Irish lO 0..22 0

IDo. white.... 28 6: :i5 6
French, yellow.. 29 0..29 6
Do. white .. 28 0..28 6
Thrall & Galatz.. 29 0..29 6
lour, 13, Uri. 1961 b,
Canadian, sweet 20 6.. 21 6
U. States, do. 20 9.. 22 0
Do. & Can. sour 19 0..19 6
Frncll, 4) sk 280/b 31 0.. 38 0

o 0.. 0 0
28 0..30 OF
31 0.. 32 0
34 0.. 36 0

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY. SEPT. 20

The supply of Sheep and Cattle at our market to•
somewhat similar in number to that of last week,

Sheep, and 2,89; Beasts. The demand for all kinds of stock
was good, and the full quotations of this day se'nnight were
obtained. Sheep were also in fair request. Beef is quoted at
4ad. to 50., and Mutton 52d. to 61d. per lb.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

The demand for Beef has this week been somewhat more
active; prices remain as before, but holder§ meet buyers very
freely. The sales of Pork have been on a retail scale, at about
former rates. Bacon continues a slow sale, without change in
price. The stock of Lard having become much reduced, and
the demand having been active, prices have advanced during
the week ss. to 6s. per cwt., with the sales reported at 150
tons. Cheese is inquired for, but none here. The season for
Grease Butter is nearly over.

IRISH PROVISION

MARKET

MONDAY, SEPT. 20,

We have experienced a very good business d,

nce our last report, and all qualities have met with a reac

sale on arrival at our extreme quotations

81s to 82s; Clonmel, Carrick

;d Wexfor

fast, 78s to 81s; Banbridge and Col,

;s ; pickled Cork s

18th inst., both inclusive
263 bo

-12,106 firkins,

~ 137 brls. Butter; 32

bales Bacon ; 9 hhds. Ham

Arrivals of Butter from Ireland into Liver

April to the 11th Sept., 1852 216,345 firkins, 3542 kegs, 14
crocks, 7713 boxes, 5952 barrels ; equal to 254,677 firkin

From the sth April to the 13th Se

3331 kegs, 19,544 crocks, 8754 boxes,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

Mobile

New Orlean

Bahia, &c,

Lwginned

LIVERI

t our C,

attendance of tale

d very

OL COR?

[nt, without change from

day. Flour was also dull, and secondary par

to purchase; but it is difficult to meet with s.

American,

and of French we have have little remaining

Malt has been in fair demand through the week at rec

b new in

ket is almost cleared of Egn

yet appeared

sto 38s per qr. New Oats are scarce

1 in req

d old, u

ew Meal

Indian corn

ualiv tt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

No. 5, A fruit-piece, by Miss Muffle_ Very beautifulll
executed ; a rather deeper tone of colouring would

however, have been an improvement
light-coloured, and give a peculiar paleness to th

the gra

are too t a
whole
times, an(
vailed am

picture.

No. 6. Another fruit piece, by G. I

, .
uncerta

wisdor
curious conceit, in which fruit and rich plate and drapery nai„d
. -

borne by an attendant. The piece is a work of some I was truth itself, it was light withot
talent; but it appears to us thrown away in producir

verent

mere drawing and colouring

No. 7. " Poulton-le-Sands.
Epping Forest." microsc,,
A No.small
S cabinet pi
Settingc t ur e,
oo
vf
emr uFcahi r mme
er iat.
d
By Geo. Foggo.—This landscape, which we immediately thing that
recognised as the scene of the far-famed Epping Hunt, looked by Go
is truthful and well executed. Thp • htica-
by was the sr

By Mr

.1 econom

lowever, is

no means in keepi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

severity it has not shoe

and which fully indicates the original

PRINCE PRESI

.Ni HIS Cuo

—The Paris correspondent of the /,,
glum states, among other Parisian gosb,,
King of Westphalia has advised his nephew nu.
ble himself about a marriage with the Princess Wasa, o.
any foreign princess, but to pick out some well-educated
and healthy French female as his bride.

, that the

RAIN WATER AND CHOLERA.-It has been fully ascer-
tained, says the report of a French medical commission,
both at Paris and elsewhere, that rain water is a prophy-
lactic of cholera, and that this disease has never proved an
epidemic in any city where rain water is exclusively used.
Galveston, in Texas, a newspaper of that place says, affords
the strongest possible evidence of the truth of this state-
ment.—New York Paper.

SWEDEN.—A letter from Stockholm, of the Bth, states
that there had been, for three successive evenings, tumul-
tuous assemblages in the streets of that city, which had,
however, been effectually put down by the police. They
were caused by the article in the journal, entitled The
Voice of the People, exciting the populace against the
Jews. Several persons were arrested, and amongst them
the editor of the journal in question.

THE PROT
English Prote

ITANT M

to preach until they sh
Protectorate, end pros
Chisholm, the Londor

ted from preac

pain of arre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1852.

get,—to eAk
ch has neve

perience

dale concluded by expressing a conviction that he should
see the day when every merchant vessel, in which cargoes
of value were carried, may be supplied with screw-power.
(Cheers.) The Mayor again rose to propose the health
of Capt. Turner. in doing which he took the opportunity
of expressing a - —,,,,1d meet

announced the arrival of the Fire Queen from Rangoon,
and at a later hour it furnished a summary of the news
which she had brought. The principal item related to
the capture and temporary occupation o

—The Cla:

a moment

longer than it was
'hat the demand of "religious

'rome by the

!aim

The riva

with a re

wish that the South Carotin
ale, observing that those who were fortu-

1 hanu

When nr

nd on le

ground

to become her purc
the

rs could not fail to be

I was eng

tantial manner in whic

ie popt

lv huilt

•ed her

de the pier. (Hear, he

Ifrom the
eagerly o

inks, and expresse

her they savoured of cod o
ninz dew. (Cheers and lc

iedmissianary will pro-
: in his favour in the

and poor.

be favour-

Ireland is to

,r ourselve.

v ',mugs nau
d ? WP hail

3y country, we

e, conclude

5 instant aria pe
ad to be. But a crisis wi

o a new agitation is
d is religious

3 the'atch

FM:MU
.p AffPl

s ever a more

ty of an un-

most othe

,y would

If the

Aing, na

KS g

od—i

Ke all religions

we may, then,

s meaningless in theinselves,

t them by the light of
When we turn to this

try to rind who are the prime
agitation, we can be at no loss

more of

nference, to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

le corpse
The of
ne been

on each aid
and his two
of the body

supporters
. and the si

iorters o

s of the deceased
officers of the r

which was occupied by the chic

and cushion borne by Clai
the body, and the canopy I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

Is now ppefi

Fot_2-liusiness

GE OR GE BOYER
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AN
26, NORTH JC
Per Doz.
Per Doz. Per Doz. Imperial
Quarts. Pints. Half.pints.
s. d. s. d. s. d. I
Fine Mild Scotch Ale 4 6 .... 2 9 .... 2 0 I

Fine Mild Burton Ale
Superior Alloa Ale 5 0 .... 3 0 ....
Strongest Edinburgh Ale 6 0 .... 4 0 ....
East India Pale Ale 6 0 .... 3 6 . .
Finest ISLAY and IRISH MALT WIS , best LONDC
HOLLANDS, c., in any Quanti,
Old PORT and SHERRIES, BUCELLAS, CALCAVELLOS,
MADEIRA, CLARET,

WIGNALL'S PARISIAN

BEDSTEAD ESTABLISHMENT,

VIEW his STOCK of the handsomest BEDSTEADS in England, and exceedingly low hi

The improved
DOVETAIL-JOINTS-D- BEDSTEADS
can be supplied with Beddin omplete at a moment's notice.
69, GRE GEORGE-STREET.
TRADE SUPPLIED.

L'on parle Francais a retabli,t(ent. L'ltaliano et parlato a la manifatt
BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT, No. 19, ROSCOE-ARCADE.
E2IIIGRANT'S FOLDING BEDSTEADS, 128. EACH.

EXTENSION OF THE HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE STOCK, AND INCREASE OF FACILITIES

TO PARTIES FURNISHING.

URQUHART & ADAMSON, CABINET-MAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, having Added Four
Warerooms to their present Premises, now invite inspection of the largest and best-assorted STocK of Warranted

CABINET FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING; LOOKING GLASSES, &c., &c.,

Manufautured for a Customer. Trade, by URQUHART & A sox, and all marked in plain figures the Selling Prices,
to show to buyers that, in selecting or ordering from this mense Stock, they secure surerior quality, newest designs,
advantages, and satisfaction, that can only be obtain at
URQU RT & ADAMSON'S
HOUSE-FURNISHING ESTABLIS NT AND NORTH OF ENGLAND BEDDING HOUSE,
13 an 15, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

• Workshops, Church-lane and Back Bold-street.
Couutry and Export Orders promptly executed, and Packed Free.
The House Furnisher's Guide, by URQUHART and ADAMSON, may be had on application

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS

METALLIC

AUSTRALIAN T T DEPOT,
EAST_ SIDE SALT -SE DOCK.
. LAMBERT, AGENT.
•
OFFICE-13, GOItEE-PI ZAS, GEORGE'S DOCK,
ERPOOL.
N.B.—Emigrants c iso be supplied at the DepOt with Iron
Folding Bedsteads, Chairs, Bedding, Hammocks, with all Im-
plements requisite for the Emigrant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

INCLUDING

LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, YOUyfit', & CHILDREN'S,

HAS NOVVCOMMENCED

NV. COLLINSON'S

124, TOP OF BOLD-STREET.

AUSTRALIA AND THE GOLD REGIONS.
PERSONS about to Emigrate to the above Colonies,
can be supplied with the whole or any part of an

O U T F I T,
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES,
And can be PACKED and SHIPPED IMMEDIATELY

H. JOHNS,,,--
CLOTHIER AND GENER,r OUTFITTER,

16, OLDRALk7KTREET

NEAR THE jfArCHANGE

Complete LISTS of OU TS, with Prices attached, can be
obtained on applicatio t the Establishment, or sent by post
by forwarding a sta .

AGENT for geIf6KBOURNE'S PATENT INVISIBLE LIFE-
PRESERVER , price 12s. each.

JEWELLERY, PLATE,

THE ORIGINAL ELECTRO-PLATE,

- -- -
DIRECT Fltolll THE PATENTEES.
FL. HAUSBURG begs leave to direct the atten-
• tion of his Friends and the Public to his magnificent
Stock of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

nto effect

hv the

;.f the Liverpool

ammunicatin

ith the Lee(

e suspended and cease to

bllowing p- rovisic

I provided first:as to all vessels passi

into the said river, docks, or

z only

luta cut

,asins, or

eam-vessel

vided that

claiming such exemp-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

ive no oce

ear, hear.) Having re

of fuel " effect

by the peculia

on of her flues, and to several other
e advantage of the ship, Mr. Grantham
Rising again immediately, he proposed
.s3rs. Tonge and Curry, to which the

.esponded

ive o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21

basins, that t

entioned II

boici fide intended for shipment or of
sea-going vessel then lying in such doc

theitrea-m

of the river, or o

hin the river or port

deach case ti

master of any vessel

tion, and at the time of claiming the same shall produce
to and leave with the master of the Stanley Dock

riting of

pecifying the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

ed that we were beN

utacturer

na clay unti

the fo.

th the

rubbish th

young rela

n, because they are g

and tt

own Colonies

Probab

of our

kugust, this year, we ex

in the same r

where

mestic cloths are in favonr in

Mancheste

,ed to B

1851 we exported to

Our export of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

int cal

ath of obedience, to bring

thei;jc

Lions on the

ulis- made some ob
ter of the inquiry, and proposed the
competent

14Vesti.
6

to examine witnesses on

,e whole of the cases de

..Pressed his strong conviction that
4ne required hire as his Bishop to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

H&,

of persons

tie
and
eg of their applying
,le,arateittee then on the motion
" to discuss the subject of the
e °Metals in the engineer's office.—

____ •
tersravrtil
Pre„ supported b
I
r.thd should remain ;

t the majority
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

" THE MERCHANT SHIPS OF ENGLAND." THE LANGUAGE AND INTERPRETATION
OF SCRIPTUE.

"THE ADMIRAL

LECTURES AT THE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTION.
On Friday evening the Rev. Dr. Baylee, of Birkenhead
delivered the first of two lee.
In the opening of his :_
anonymous letter published
one of his former lectur'

res on the above subject.
marks Dr. Baylee alluded to an
lelivery of

fter th

views respecting the ver
opinions held by the
in the

The objectio
classed um
ery part of t

t. his c

only mad

correctinz him- se!

)1d of Stephan

was it i
this sill

Aration v
The of

the most impor

evelation

not onl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

That tt

of Mand

unpatriotic millowne tester
have in view, is now daringly confessed ; but perish all the

cotton-

allers in Great Britain, and rot all the philoso-

phers in the world, rather than that our matchless

El should be given over, la

nies, and commerce, territory, and ins
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

to the cireuros

inconvenience to them, owin

the new Emigration Act coming into o
of October, their fittings, &c. would I
modelled to comply with its requireme
mained in port after that date.

on the Ist

, if they had r

OPENING OF THE ROYAL
THEATRE.

.------.,.---

PARK

The opening of this new theatre last night ma
garded as a new era in Liverpool theatrical
bours in Toxteth-park have frequently as

.ed to " inite.

pendence."

The have s

he( for

tives to parliament, and more than once made the attempt
to be governed in their local affairs, by a municipal cor-
poration of their own. True, they have not hitherto suc-
ceeded, and perhaps the mutual benefits arising out of
their political and municipal amalgamation with old
Liverpool " proper," may be regarded as one cause of
their failure. But, considering that the Park contains a
present population of something like 80,000 or 100,000
inhabitants, which is rapidly increasing, their jealousy of
" annexation" (to use a favourite Yankee phrase) is
nothing more than natural. Thanks, however, to the
energy and public spirit of Mr. Edgar, they can, at
least, now boast of their own " Park Theatre," the
opening of which, under the lesseeship and management
of the last-named gentleman, took place last evening,
under most favourable auspices.
This new temple of histrionic art is situated in
Parliament-street, a neighbourhood peculiarly central for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette of the 18th publishes an arti-
cle on the death of the Duke of Wellington, in which
it is said that Spain should participate in .the sorrow of
England ; and that in the Duke the English army has
lost its greatest glory, and the Spanish army a distin-
guished general.

The French Government has received a telegraphic
despatch from Madrid, announcing the death of the cele-
firmed Captain-General Don Francisco Javier Castanos,
Duke of Baylen, at 2 o'clock in the morning of the 24th
instant.

AN ACTION FOR DEFAMATION AGAINST A ROMANIST
BISHOP.—The Heraldo, of Madrid, informs us that con-
siderable sensation has been caused in Catalonia by an
action for defamation, brought by the editor of the
Actualiddd against the Bishop of Barcelona. The pre-
late having refused to obey the citation of the alcalde,
the latter has sentenced him to a fine, and the plaintiff has
carried his case before the supreme tribunal of the
province.

ITALY.

A letter dated Genoa, of the 19th inst.. says—" The
account of the Duke of Wellington's death reached
Cannes at the moment the greatest preparations were
making at the villa of Lord Brougham for the reception
of the Duke, who intended to spend the winter there.
The city of Nice is deeply affected by the event. Several
members of the English aristocracy had engaged houses
at Nice, to be at hand to pay their court to the illustrious
warrior. It is reported that the Prince of Wales has been
recommended to proceed to Nice for the winter on
account of his health."

Sir Henry Bulwer had a long interview with the Cardi-
nal Secretary of State at Rome, a few days ago, the prin-
cipal subject discussed being the maintenance of friendly
relations between the two Governments. The details and
result of the conversation are only given upon rumour in
the political circles. The subject of Murray is also stated
to have been discussed.

The Piedmontese Gazette of the 21st inst. contains the
following telegraphic despatch, forwarded from Leghorn
to Florence : " NAPLES, SEPT. 15.
" The Queen of Naples has given birth to a Prince in
the Palace of Caserta. He was baptised by the name of
Pascal, Count of Bari. The situation of her Majesty and
the young Prince is most satisfactory."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

ht increase in the

at to-day's market,

Ge,r.lanmuea;coa. ~ .
Beasts, 260 Sheep, and 31 Calves, more than last week. From
fo—r-this pi the Liverpool market there were 1,20 Beasts, and direct from jll.lKi2e.sLia.o,n Bombay for this port
Ireland 340. The trade was dull, and a slight, but not a quo- men sick of scurvy.
. the close of the market Jasseur, Africa for this port, 26t
Africa (s.), hence for New York_

table, reduction was submitted to

a clearance was not effected. The demand for She(
. _ _

46 N., 11
Sen

1 many left t

brisk than of late ; prices scarcely so high, an
sold. Calves were in good request, and all disc

nence for Boston 1,,
sitor, hence for Africa, Bth 'Sept.,
liza Jenkins, hence for Monte Video,
Burrell, hence for Quebec, 6th Sept., 50 N., 20 NN
---, Medina, hence for Adelaide, 7th Aug., 3 S., 19 W.
_,,, 52d to 6id. Calves, 4,1 d to 6d Pacific (s.), hence for New York, 11th Sept. 52 N.
.iecp, 6,550 ; Calves, 103. Hector, hence for Rio Grande, 31st July, 11 N., 15
Zoe, hence for Mauritius, 29th July, 19 S. W
Barbara, hence for Quebec, 23rd Aug., 47'N- W
A fair show of fat stock at to-day's mar-
ket, there being 570 Beasts, including 40 foreign. There was a Bergmann, hence for Valparaiso, 9th Sept., _
' were sold at from 5s Ellen Highfield, hence for Rio Grande, 9th Sep 45 N., 12 NV

[] Sept., off(

I of early at

48 N., 10 VV

•
y last week's rates. Best Heifers, 4_td to 54c1 ; second cla

4id to 4

infcrio

4d. Shee

per lb.—l
LEEDS

SE PT. 22.

N.. 19 ix

pod attendance of buyers, and nearly all

Sd to Gs 4d, and as high as Gs Rd pert 6 lbs. Sheep and Lambs

4400; all cleared off. Mutton, 6d ; Lamb

TIDE TABLE

DUBLIN,

23.—'flee market to-day was considerably

MORN. lEVENG., Ho

NDAYS, ETC

.ger than for.some time bac.

ept.l na. li. m. ft. in.
^Q., 11 38 11 53 16 3 Full Moon, 6.25 a.m
0 8 16 8 St. Michael. Mich
]6 10 St. Jerome. [Day
16 7 Itemiri”.

sday .29 -
lay .. 30: 0 23

15 1 17
13 11

San. af t. T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

DIED

Lately, at York, while on his way home to Durham from
Harrogate, Mr. John Stroke. The deceased was one of the
medical attendants appointed by the British, Government to
attend Napoleon at St. Helena. He possessed many presents
trivort ha, ♦h.

Lately, at Elm-terrace, Beech street, aged 60, Mrs. David
Richardson.

On the sth July, at the Marine Hospital, Quebec, having
been crushed by a log of timber falling upon him, aged 40,
Alexander Darkson, second officer of the Lord Ashburton.
On the 12th ult., at Rio Janeiro, on board H.P.T.S. Centaur,
of fever, aged 23, Alexander, son of Captain James M'Nair, of
this to%vn.

On the 14th inst., aged 54, Mr. Thomas C
Higham•street, Roscommon-street.

plane•make

On the 18th inst., aged 56, Mr. J. Thomas
3 Boat.

.ot. late of No,

On the 18th inst., aged 67, Mr. H. Simkin, cotton broker, of
Greek-street, late of Seaforth.

On the 18th inst., at Beresford-street, aged 73, Elizabeth,
relict of the late Mr. J. Edwards, of her Majesty's Customs.
On the 18th inst., at Seacombe, aged 53, Mrs. A. Dodd.
On the 18th inst., aged 4 years, Sarah, daughter of Mr. Wm,
Stair, of West Derby-place, Old Swan.
On the 18th inst., at West Derby, aged 56, Mary. relict of
Mr. Thomas Walton, of this town.

On the 18th inst., at Plymouth, Catherine Frances, wife of
Mr. W. C. Macready.

011 the 18th inst., at Woodhouse, Dulwich, aged 73, Philip
Novell, Esq.
On the lath inst., in Everton, aged 70, Mrs. Little.
On the 18th inst., aged 3 years and 3 months, John, only son
of Mr. John P. Abbott, of Smithdown-lane.
On the 18th inst., at his residence, Ho[
Isle of Man, Captain Hay.
On the 18th inst., at Castle-hill Cottage, Flint, aged 65, Rich-
ard Maurice, Esq., late of Plas Ucha, Whitford. The deceased
was for many years a director of the North and South Wales
Bank.

lodge, Marown

On the 19th inst., at Wavertree, aged 71, John Smith Clark,
Esq.

On the 19th inst., aged 3 months, Henry P., son of Mr. H.
T. Scragg, of Birkenhead.
On the 19th inst., at Elm-house, Wavertree, aged 69, Mary,
(laughter of the late Mr. James Gardner, of Chester.
On the 19th inst., at the residence of his brother Mr. T.
Goodier, Lord-street, in this town, aged 47, Mr. WG m. oodier,
of Manchestsr.

On the 19th inst., aged 22 Anne, daughter of the late Mr
Richard Beans, R.N., late of Plymouth.
On the 20th inst., aged 45, T. Curry, Esq , late of Quebec.
On the 20th inst., in Prince's-terrace, aged 79, Mr. Willian
Hall.

On the 20th inst., aged 23, Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr
Joseph Johnson, watchmaker, Brownlow-hill.

wife of Mr. John Smith, and daughter of the late
On the 20th inst., at her residence, 29, Leeds-street, Jane
On the 20th inst., aged l year and 5 days, Jane Euphemia,
pJlointin 13rownbill, sailmaker, of this town.
dMCalurm.gliter of Mr. Dale, surgeon, London-road.
"ie 20th inst.. aced RA rT, j
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE

INCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
DIGESTION, and only requires one trial with STEAKS,
CHOPS, ROAST MEATS, GRAVIES, FISH, GAME, and
SOUPS, to satisfy the Epicure.
The Proprietors of this Sauce guarantee the quality equal to
any Sauce extant. although it is sold much below the usual

price or sauces.
Wholesale by STIvENS and Co., 154,-Upper Thames-street,
London ; 44, South Castle-street, Literpool ; 150. Temple-sc.,
Bristol; and retail by OilmenyGrocers, and Sauce-dealers
throughout the country
N.B

Ask for Stivens'sjolJniversal Sauce," or you may

get a spurious imitation

e STIVENS and CO.' uch-admired PICKLES are prepared
with Malt Vinegar he purest description, and of the proper
strength to make em what may be truly termed GENUINE

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

HOUSE COALS AND CANNEL,
at the Residence of the Consumer,

,thin three miles of the several Yards of the Company,

CROWN-STREET, LIVRRPOOL,
COMMERCE-STREM BIRICENIIEAD,
DEMEAN-STREETySEACOMBE,

Hy solicit the conti ed support and patronage of tl
A List of the Pr' es may be had, on application :
it Offices of t Company. Orders posted or sent t
Oflic ,
RUM D-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
BR E-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,
DEMEAN-STREET, SEACOMBE,
nmntiv attended to.

the Corn

DISCOUNT FOR CASII PAYMENT,
FIVE PER CENT.
COALS FOR. EXPORT.

ind round 7/61in Stanley
screened 7/0 North Dock:
, north of Custom House, 6d. per ton extr
south of Custom House, is. per ton ext'
HOUSE AND GAS CANNEL,
GAS COALS, AND SMITHS' COALS,
at usual price.
• ,vred for Cash Payment

i to Docks

2i per Cent. Discount alio,.
WILLIAM LAIRD, Ou
COMPANY'S OFFICES,
7, Rumford-street.

NERAL UANA.VER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

MENDELS SOHN'S ELIJAH.
CHEAP EDITION, PRICE los.
MESSRS. HIME and SON beg to inform the
Public that a Cheap Edition of the above great Work
will shortly be published. Parties wishing to be furnished
with Copies as soon as out, are requested to leave their Names
at 57, CHURCH-STREET.
BROADWOOD and SONS' elegant Semi-Cottage and Grand
PIANOFORTES. in Walnu ' osewood, and Mahogany
Cases, always on hand.
COLLARD and COLLARD'S ANO-FORTES for
the MILLION
HIME and SON'S DI 0, in Mahogany and
Rosewood
D'ALMAINE and C . a DITTO 25 and 27 Guineas.
CONCERTI S, MUSICAL BOXES, FLUTINAS,
ACCORDEONS,
BEST'S new ' DAL EXERCISES, Six ADAGIOS for the Organ.
Also, THE ORGAN STUDENT, in Numbers, 2s. sd. ench.
NOVELLO'S CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, ORATORIOS,
MASSES, &c.
SPOHR'S ORATORIO OF "CALVARY," 10s.
CHARLES SMITH'S ANCIENT PSALMODY.
PIANO-FORTES REPAIRED on the PREMISES, in the same
style as at Messrs. BROADWOOD and Soto', London.
NEW MUSIC DAILY.
Sent Free, for Twenty-four Postage Stamps each, the new Songs
of "THE CHIP GIRL" and "CRESS BOY."
Also, New Editions of " MARY MAY."
Just out, a set of POSTHUMOUS SONGS, by Mendelasohn.
57, CHURCH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

SAILING OF AUSTRALIAN VESSELS

During the past week four of the emigrant ships laden
with emigrants for Australia, have feft our do:As. The
Tancred, 800 tons burthen, one of Mr. Henry Fox's line,
sailed on Saturday last. The Ben Nevis, 3000 tons, be-
longing to Messrs. Pilkington and Wilson's line, sailed on
Sunday. The Shackamaxon, 2500 tons, belonging to Mr.

James 1114 Henry, is now in the river, and from her beauty
of proportion and frigate-like appearance, has attracted

universal admiration. She is chartered for G

overnment
J. S

The Catherine Mitchell, 900 tons, belonging to Mr
De Woolf's line, is also in the river, and is a be

craft. These vessels are

going to sea a little sooner tha

their charterers would have desired, and probably at some
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

Themrrchant ships of England

The carriers of the deep;
1 tempest toss'd, by compass

Teach England's arts to Afri
And robe the Indian maid

r mariners are terror

Tender

hips of 1

When Heav'n f

" The S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

and the latter in larger _
from the French. At the present moment

otities than formerly

it on undoul

teil authority, the men of Manchester

are driven to the d

'honest dodge of sta

mug upon

eir calico

American Eagle

There

s one circumstance N

althoug

militates soma ghat against our argument,
I cons

bound in fairness to mention

quantity of our exports to British

--------
are no longer sent there direct, but pass through the
• - - - -

ports of the Unit

of our e 3

s, thus swelling the appa.

ports to that

Cunard steamers take out large

finer description of goods

antities of the

to Bostor

transported in bond into the interior
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1852.

than for some time previously, which is no doubt to be att

buted in a great degree to the death of the Duke of Wellington,
and the uncertainty felt by the metropolitan dealers as to the

kinds likely to be in most request for public mourning. The

newly invented Blondley lace appears to be winning much
favour, and is extending in all directions. The taffety silk
glove trade continues in a very satisfactory

tion. Ther

I has been little or no change in the

tate of ti]

LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE
MARKET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

rovernnne

h would afford then

at them all the dogs

a pretence for
But Lord

of war

DERBY, in the sudden and great responsibilities cast upon
him by the death of the Duke of WELLINGT

adicious

lista tin

taking upon

as not to leave his ene-

ound for censure. Instead of

self to advise his Sovereign to ordain the

solemnities to be observed towards the remains of the

liament the i

Ttant bu

of the Realn

Lan, he deferred to Par-

ess,—asking the Two Estates

to counsel and co-operate with the Crown in

paying just honour to the mortal part of the immortal
hero. This temperate and modest conduct has proved

cavil at it

and it is 13

se they

1 they nursed

e offices

by the dew

oping that, in the distribution

and dignities which fell to his disposal
3f the DUKE, the Minister would select

some one a

nst whom they might discharge their
concentrated venom. Here again Lord DERBY fi

oiled his

s of faction. " Let it be
he motto of his appointments

yen to

the Towe

named Commander-in-Chief,

FITZROY SomEßsErvraiannounced as the
le Master-General of the Ordnance, and

nominated Constable of

n the o

er honours and offi

d entitled to

:e of the country emphatically approved

Government

and the tongue of

dared not wag against them. But some

nor Danish—

lot glorious Anglo-Saxon—but a heteroge-

zture of all, an unnatural denationalized crew
such as the world never saw before collected in one land.
s is the final result which the cosmopolitan philo-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

TO STRANGERS AND VISITORS.

L. HAUSBURG begs to invite the Strangers
1: • and Visitors at present in Liverpool to an inspection of
his vast Collection of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURES,

WORKS OF ART, &c.,

with an immense variety of Articles far too numerous to par-
ticularise.
The Collection is unrivalled • Europe for extent, diversity.
and amount; and an exan ation cannot fail to have great
interest, alike for the ma f taste and the ordinary observer.
F. L. H. begs leave, • ssuing the present invitation, to state,
that the purchase articles is by no means incumbent upon
those by whom .himay be favoured with a visit, and they may
in every instance feel assured of a polite and attentive recep.
tion.
OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS,
Liverpool.

RENSHAW-STREET BATH ESTABLISHMENT,
NEAR THE ADELPHI-HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
MR. J. J. GODFREY, Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Proprietor.
New Bath-rooms having lately been added, the Public are
respectfully invited to VISITr6I:4LIF IS ESTABLISHMENT,
where every attention is paid to c nliness and comfort.
Whitlaw's Patent Me ' ated Bath 3s. 6d.
A Sulphur Ditto 3s. Od.
A Mercurial Fu ' atlng Ditto 3s. Od.
A Harrogate Ditto 2s. 6d.
A Nitro-M atic Acid Ditto 2s. Od.
A War ater Ditto
A Soft Warm Water Ditto ls. 3d.
Cold or Shower Ditto ls. Od.
ea ATTENDANTS NOT ALLOWED TO RECEIVE
PERQUISITES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

sent quotations

Egyptian, 50 Surinam, and 170 Surat, and there are reported

for export, 1010 American, 40 Ferman, 180 Bahia, 1800 Surat,
and 150 Madras. There was an improved demand to-day, and
a firmer market ; sales about 8000 bales, including 2000 to spe-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

tualler, of Brunswick-ioid
On the 21st inst., William, youngest son of William Nimmo
baker.

licensed-vic

On the 21st inst., in Windsor-street, Toxteth•
Cecilia, wife of John Lowe, formerly of St. Jam

park, aged 48,
es'E-street.
toess, Esq., of

st inst., Annette, wife of Charles

21st inst., aged 9 months, Franc
:1 I'lAr(iino mine anfl anirit

Toxtetii-p—ar'

.dow of tbe !Ate It

David Thomas, li

ctualler

On the 21st inst., aged 16 months, John
of Mr. Robert Rees, grocer, Regent-street
23rd inst., at Walton Priory, age

,st., aged 77, Mrs. Mary E

rs. Harvey.
f Wheatland

t., at the Parso
M.A.

lead, the Rev

On the 25th inst., at his resider
shire, Thomas Bowen, Esq.

John Henry, youngest

Shraward

xi of Joseph H:Drawbr

,oth inst., of consumption, at the house of Ma
wards, 7, Toxteth-buildings, Mill-street, aged 30, Mr
Thos. Arthur Colgan, late of Whitehaven, Cumberland.
-'&.gtreet, aged 88, Mrs. Ann Lucas

26th last

.
~ fter a short iness, aged 4 ars and
months, Dora,26thinst daughtaer of Mr. Adrian Lore, jun.,ye Brougham-
-7
terrace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

London

FARES

Birkenftead to Wolverhempto►
Birmingham
London
••

Traffic Manager's C

enwick-street, Liverpa
DUDLEY PAEBONS.

epyrntier,"lBs'

N.B.—The interference'Ntli-the monopoly which the London
and North-western Compaay...have-so long enjaysd haa led that
Company to publish a Cdution to Travellers, Or whicMtbere is
no justification. A single trial will supe to show that /*pow
taut savings ca be effected,...apd the journer performedrckfF
the Shrewsbury Lines_with the 'tyrenim
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

Mexicans
Ditto Threes ,
Spanish New Def. 234 t I

London Stock.
Db. Quarters .
Midland Stock

RAILWAY
1194 204 I

r)i). Halves
M. Staffordshire
S. East. & Dover 7l'
Amberg.,Notting-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

he latter port

sO3 to 30s 03 j Governor, Gilberry, ._city of St. Domingo.
VA LPARAISO, July 3l.—The French steamer 3.
totally lost, off Loth : passengers saved.
FAYAL, Aug. 31.—Eliza Cornish, from Valpare:
Video for Liverpool. has put_in here leaky, with li

from Liverpool and S

and the make

rginp
e wi►l be co

VESSELS SPOKEN.
M I.

~,.es, of this port, from Man
Socrates, for the West Indies,
Bleng, hence for Ceylon, 7th Au,
Delia, hence for Port Philip, 7th
, Swordfish, Ist Sent.. 42 N.. 13
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

to a plain joint
and tart," occa-

of meat

ngenuitv of t

f the we

,uree of disquiet

to the cook was positively that the Duke h.
" If I cook a good dinner," the desponding artist would
say, ''the Duke remarks ' It ts_ well ;' and if I cook a

dinner

THE LATEST PUBLIC FUNERALS.—Among the latest
instances of public funeral honours being paid to illus-
trious men of Great Britain, and voted by parliament as

demonstrations of ri

. •
The Duke of Rutland's funeral (in Ireland), Nov. 17,
1787 ; Lord Nelson's funeral, Jan. 9, 1806 ; Mr. Pitt's
funeral, Jan. 22, 1806 ; Mr. Fox's funeral, Oct. 10, 1806 ;
R. B. Sheridan's funeral, July 13, 1816 ; Right Hon.
Geo. Canning's funeral, Aug. 16, 1827. It will be ob-
served that the funerals of Nelson, Pitt, and Fox, all oc-
curred in the same year.

FUNERALoF THE DUKEoFMARLBOROUGH.

The public will be interested, at the present moment,
in perusing the following particulars relative to the Duke
of Marlborough's funeral, which are extracted from the

London Post of 1722 :

" Last Friday (July the 13th) the Duke
was at the late dwelling-house of the Dub
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

controverting some of his
piration of Scripture. The
niter, he s

very prevalent

'of modern
—n to its
ation,

Word of God d

3, if it did not stand

nd not to stand at all

3 the theory of

hat fou

seven heads
Bible were s

The first w
ken by God,

nmight

as considered at

that, if

it. The idea of

t the works of God should contain not}
his word should not. We might

)ak as to expect that tt
,ing but what to the h

uld contai

nd ther

were verbally

ps of memory
example,

id, 1` I

more to make

jection arose from forgetting the man-
ner in which God had delivered his mind to man. There _ _

at which

the human

the same

ich was contradictory to it,

ht in t

d mentioned did

with the inspire

ment.

I not in the
of St. Paul.

lation th.ere would have been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

I the manufacturers are enabled to sell their pro-
duction as it comes in from the looms. The demand altogether

hausted,

tivity is obse

able in the manufacturing department generally. i

A fair seasonable amount of business has been don

In the cloth halls and at the warehouses, and the woollen cloth I

;own and di:

for some ti

had to repo

Jon
There is no noticerible

ive cond

mange in prices.
NOTTINOHAM.—The lace trade bas been rather less brisk

chiefly for O.
—4OOOl

p stores; 350 bags Bahia realised 56s 6d per cwt.
s Bengal sold at ]Os 6d to lls 3d for mid to fine

leing rather dearer

—Sales in R

last week's prices.—Since the arrival of the mail, a fair amount
of business has been transacted in common to Hohow kinds of
Congou Teas, from Sid to Ild ; in other descriptions of blacks

and greens no ne

has enab

-eature t

—The scarcity of Saltpetre

at 24s for ord, and 27s to 29s per cwt for

to 7 per cent. retrac,

tion.—About 100 tons Nitrate of Soda sold, at 14s 6d to 15s per
cwt.—A large business done in Palm Oil, principally on spe-

culation ; upwards of 1900 tons have been sold for arrival at

S to .e 29, and 460 tons on the sr

clean Hemi

'3O 15s per ton.—Jute continues

chiefly at .e2B 10s per ton.-100 tons Petersb
have been sold at .e3O lOs to .e
in good demand ; the sales comprise 900 bales, at £l2
'1.3 15s

er ton for lowto fine mid quality,be

LIVERPOOL COTTON

MARKET,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

The demand for American descriptions has only been on a

moderate scale up to

dull ; prices of the middling and lower qualities are slightly in
favour of buyers, whilst the better kinds are offering on lower

terms. Brazil is unchanged in value. Owing to heavy arrivals
of Egyptian, holders continue very free sellers, especially of
the lower qualities (of which the import chiefly consists), and

prices are somewhat irregu

in Surat, at barely previous rates. Sea Island continues in
good demand, and the stock being extremely reduced, prices
have gradually advanced within the last few 1

ks to the pre,

reculators have taken 5270 American

Beef
Mutton
Veal
Lamb
Fresh Pork
Salmon
Codfish
Bret
Haddock
Soles
Turbot

1 IMPORTS,

21180 I

on. Our

rally complied with.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 24

new Grain at market to-1

advanced is per

s of Tuesday, except th

at fully the currenci
Wheat and Oats, which w(

White Wheat

New Bere
Oats
Oatmeal

except of Rar

CORK, SEP

lOs 6cl to Its 6cl

in excess of consumption. In

very scarce. Foreig

prices are unaltered

Maize,

arrivals, fluctuate 2s Gd per t

whici

ness to pure'

e scarcely so dear ; old foreign I NV—oC

rd firmly

I New Bari(

Rapeseed 18s Od to 21s Oct
Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od
Indian Corn,

a drat

f which t

,proving

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, SErr,

sprung, and leaky.
, Wilkie for Trieste, has put back to Fat

PArthur

APLean ; and.Ci

I Lady Blayney, from Liv

hence, Gth S

11ondiY

Alexander

37 N.. 40 W., leaky

28th Ail,
21st AUR

.11 Aug., 37
,15th Sept
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

LIVERPOOL TO LEAMINGTON AND BACK,
FOR
Bs. 6d. ENCLOSSWeActRIAGES

17s. FIRST CLASS

LIVE OL TO COVENTRY AND BACK,
FOR -
BS. 6 • ENCLOSED CARRIAGE

17s. Fins? CLAIM

LIVERPOOL TO BIRMINGHAM AND BACK.
7a. ENCLOSED CARRIAGES. 10s. 6(1. FIRST CLASS,

From the Edge-hill Station on SATURDAY, September 25th,
and SATURDAY, October 2d and 9th, at Half-past Six punc-
tually each Morning.
For Tickets, Bids, and further particulars, see small bills.
which may be had at the Company's Stations on the Line, or of
HENRY 12; MARCUS,
Manager and Conductor of Excursion Trains to the London
and North-western Railway Company,
19, LEIGH-STREET, LIVREPOOL.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY AND
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
THE arrangement for the TRANSIT of GOODS
and LIVE STOCK between IRELAND and ENGLAND,
via HOLYHEAD, are now complete.
_pn and after the 27th instant, a St(

with Goods and CAtle

iere every Morning

Particulars of the th gb rates between Dublin and princi-
pal Stations in En. d may be known on application at the
Company's Offic , North Wall, Dublin • or the Goods Mana-
ger's Office, eral Railway Station. Chester :or Hirt-street_

order,
Generecfanaßy ger's Office, Cherie
16th September, 1852.

I. 0. BINGER

LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY

CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS.
lIDVERTISEMENTS from the SHREWSBURY
_ RAILWAY COMPANIES, recommending their Route in.
connexion with the Lines of this Company, having appeared,

as to saving contained in em, and the LONDON
NORTH-WESTERN C ANY will not be responsib
any pecuniary loss elay which Part' '
them may sustairy

who are

The FARE: rom LIVERPOOL and CHESTER to NVOI
VERHAM N and BIRMINGHAM, and vice velvet, ax
SHREWS HEY, _ _

ly contint

any font

By ord

MARK HUISII

IVERPOOL TO WOLVERHAMPTON, BIR
MINGHAM, and LONDON (via Shrewsbury Lines).
REDUCTION OF FARES.

NOTICE.-P,

ect a most import
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

ktrot itatibarbf

FROM OUR LOTS

ON CORRESPONDENT

MONDAY MORNING

IT might re

e expected that, on an occasion of

and profound national sorrow, pol

imosities an

1 party hostilities would be allowed to

lie dorman

t for a period decently long, so as to permit free

vent to

e and express'

general an-

ver reasonable snot

an expectation, it

itance of ti

t bereave
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

LE.--We have had a steady demand for kerseys and
is at previous prices. The wool market continues

;tate as before, with little change either in

—Considerable business has been done

lk manufactured goods, stocks are everywl►ere nearly ex.
- • • ••
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iondon

of Neander, brought too soon to a

death, are being republished
Mr. Bohn, in the series of his " Standard
and no-clerical, or even

by
Librar„

family library,

which extends to ecclesiastical history, will be complete
without the writings of Neander—that man who
brought to our mind more the realisation of the
beloved John than any one else. This is the seventh
volume in the series, but from the author's pr

learn ti

tant e
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ument was left to his own IT

epistles, and one,

'ee interf

If it had Iron a matter of r
a difficult'

; but, in n question about inspiration, it pre.
fficulty at all. No one would suppose that it

was needful the apostle should be inspired to tell tl,e num-
ber of persons he had baptised. It was needful he should
be inspired when he had to speak about the things of God;
but, in matters in which no inspiration was required, his
mind was left to its own separate aad independent action.
Thirdly, it was urged that there would not be the diver-
sities of style that we found if the Bible were verball
inspired

only a

beintifuliflust

rnents, :Inns,
intelligent it

And this he

sions of di
1 be
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len a noble peer, perceiving that

the weight of it sensibly,
obliged to shift it from one

myself of the burden.: it really appe

a regimental
THE DUI;

's DIET was as

I cook,

but Lad he alv

havs been a perfect sinecure
IP nni-inrrunihr

ight of that sword.'
" replied his grace

position to another to ease

s, con-

r, but wa
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-28

Steam-ships, will sail •
From LIVERPOOL for NSV YORK,
ONCE A NloNve,

being Twice
pleted) :
ANDES.. (

until further notice, (tiVextended service
lonth, when the Ships npv6 building are corn-

iiilier
JET A.. Capt. LITTI
Hu rcit INGS. J A.. Capt. DOUG
%.NDES - will sail on WED MAT, the Bth De,
FIRST CABIN PASSAGE T NEW YORK £2

SECOND

lIV PASSAgO

W YORK

and Licliors, which may obtained 0,.
az- Freight on Fine oods to New York, Three Pounds per
of
Ton Measurement, oth r Goods by Agreement.
Apply in Halifax, to SASIUEL CUNARD ; Boston, S. S. Law's ;
New York, EDWARD CUNARD; Havre and Paris, DONALD
CURRIE ; London, J. B. Foonn, 52, Old Broad-street ; Glas-
gow, GEORGE and JAMES BURNS ; or in Liverpool to
D. INT, 14, Wa.
These Vessels, after discharging MAC
Cargo ERat NEW YORK,ter-street
will
proceed to CHAORES, and return to LIVERPOOL, rid HAVANA
and NEW YORK.
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Which continues to be ye

Invent of last Saturday was well

the quality
of Red being more various, prices took a wider range than
before, and in most cases gave way 3d. to 6d. per windle. No
Irish new worthy of a quotation at band. Old foreign could