The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-16 00:00:00

PARTIES AND PROJECTS.

THE wondrous anomaly of the Opposition conti-
nues, and even increases. Those who could never
agree in policy, can quite coincide in hostility.
Parodying the poet,

Though they have never joined in love,
They now can join in hate.

The Opposition, however, is not at all a condensed
phalanx. On the contrary, the malcontents are
very numerous. The PEELITEs, though it is confi-
dently said that they coincide in the new policy,
have given no open sign of their coincidence; and
the Popish brigade, once so truly to be counted on

in every emergency—

The western levies, fierce and wild—

have refused at priestly command to join Lord
JOHN RUSSELL. Sir JAMES GRAHAM, Mr.
GLADSTONE, and Mr. CARDWELL,—though they
red that
are said to have fully encouraged the factious
..,
.iice as earl,
attempt which Lord JoHN RUSSELL had decided
,
Pee
,rn Office
OUR
upon making,—are yet more anxious to profit by
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its results than to assist its operation. They have
refused a public recognition of Lord JOHN RUS-
THE NEW SHiPS "BLOOMER" AWD "FALCON."
SELL'S"FALCON." hope of ever more being in a position to
~ch instant. Ever anxious for the development of colonial trade, lead.
In the meantime, the declaration of the
, may be obtained on ap- and the progress of our mercantile marine, we delight in
calling attention to the continued exertions and praise- CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER at the hustings
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worthy enterprise that is being daily manifested to draw to has exhibited no desire to avoid the pressing ques-
our port an increasing share of the trade with Australia,
rATncy., • e ....
ki.NAU-V, OF HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. and
.make us to the eastern what we are to the western tions of the suffering interests. The cause of the
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Tilt OOD AND BEVERAGE. hemisphere—the great depot of its commerce. The
litbA, PANSST IN THE WORLD. owners of the Eagle line of packets, Messrs. Gibbs, West Indies, of the Farmers, and of the Shipping
iv. 12,-,cp„„,,,, CHOCOLATE COMPANY. Bright and Co., have long manifested a desire to increase interest, it is quite clear, must seek some conside-
phert%'•r, 3.r, Chocolate Mills, Isleworth ; WHOLE- our intercourse, and with it, as much as possible, the corn- ration at the hands of the Legislature, whoever
NWI, Re,..2_, Pudding-lane, Eastcheap ; WEST-END fort of emigrants, to Australia. They commenced by
eha"ticti)t4„
........._l(r6EliZat.. FRENCH SYRUPS, building a line of entirely new ships, and, as they progress may have been the means of their ruin. It is
whll's v ~;.*., Are preparations from the with the fleet, they seek, by adopting models which combine impossible to avoid the discussion of the subject,
than Oiet',,eli eoer`,ole produc- speed with every other improvement, to "shorten the dis-
pchroopiceerst
rofrru,oitrstiomnsingfledsulgvaitrl:
be dishonest in any Government to
tr4st.", then': into the hu- tance" to the thousands yearly adopting this rising colony and it would
„tt...C4ll..e.begatt 2!_Cocoa is careful4purifled and refined. as their home. Two new clipper craft are now laid on by make the attempt.
re V tii44,ls thai°ll2ls,/ pre- The int syrups are anti-alto- this eminent firm ; one is called the Falcon, the other the . . .
Ni be cirrianuf ''' kloco- ho c, and when mixed with
a
Bloomer. The " Falcon" 177 feet loner has beam of
..,But it is an obvious misrepresentation to say
tp,,,, ee,, 0,01 , actured by id or soda water, produce a - ..
O't cod b aria nit! Co everage, which for cheapness 3a feet 4 inches, is 23 feet deep, and measures 1,106 tons. that Mr. DISRAELI promised an immediate and
"'lute far tir,iselY pr - and purity, exhilarating and We are proud of her being a colonial-built ship, for in
41,44 re., e the :; st e i- refreshing qualities, richness point of workmanship, however careful a survey may be unreasoning return to protection directly of all
,tra4t _ rai, , and delicacy of flavour stands made, we are satisfied she will not be excelled, while in these interests. The truth cannot be denied that
vo4lllees,vp?)eolafe--. unrivalled. .
strength she will stand high above the earlier efforts of
1„.,44,,04,
_irl or __rti Pots, which requires no boiling, also
the interests in question were sacrificed, with very
cur brother buil lees. She was designed and constructed
ioit3l4lllo evet,.4„ing rlinincednoEntoinng Chocolate,. Penny Sticks, m Olive, .
and 1 '
11044 I' to Y taste' a 1 bs, in endless variety, fla- by Ir. of St. John's, her passage from t iat few even of promises of compensating relieffrom
A Ici . e 4,_ r,„_,., and put up in fancy boxes. These are port, only 18!, days, tells well of her sailing qualifications.
the taxation they endured. Not one of the pro-
-41144,a „zpiy jiners, Excursionists, and all who need a The Bloomer is a considerable sharper vessel, but she
1144.5/totels.t its g:27est onstaining food not requiring a has, with all, great bearings, particularly at the draught miser made have been fulfilled. No one will doubt
I,o,poti`Solii‘l,...
," as sandwiches do. Statuettes, line, so that she is not only fine fore and aft, but she car-
th t to the individual interests the loss of the pro-
a
tleite ',7 awar%ll. ' AND " PRIZE" MEDALS ries her clipper peculiarities from stem to stern, swelling
;/It 4c4 uoab tied for the Chocolate Machinery,' *Breakfast out so as to make the greatest displacement at or near tection they enjoyed has been most disastrous, and
tt,isaiti 04,4 ons and French .
;I il., sq,„ y. ,L. _ Syrups, used and exhibited the surface of the water. There is nothing to hinder her
few will deny that that protection was withdrawn
i_to• tp33,.l.._aebietC.7,e, Junro.rs' Awards, Classes vi, and xx ix.) sailing—she will doubtless show a " clean heel" to many
tiltii.9,.. nel,r r Dnun'tial 4rin Half and Quarter P9unds, from of our crack craft. The Bloomer was built at St. John's, on account of the anxiety of those who advocated
,Al94lrun, pound ~Fii eakfas! Tablets, with vanilla,from by Messrs. Gilbert, who have spared or exer
. -
Ihti 414 'D 'ln Bottles,ennY Sticks and Railway Pastilles; ..
so-called Free Trade, to serve the particular jute-
'," Alai. lion_ at 28.6(1. and Is. 6d. each.lion (in construction or in fitting) to make the ship " a
kitailtil;;iiiitlt?', in kuLATES REQUIRING NO BOILING. model" for the trade in which she is intended. She is rests of the manufacturing classes. It was, then,
4 , ja, Y, i in
~,ztuarter-pound Packets 31. each • " Exhi most substantiallyput
together, and her fastenings are as
ti:the• eiteb Neketk•rYstallized Cakes, I ' c(11 ; " Exhibition- •
surely a matter of obvious justice, that the burdens
~exr„; %N. each; "ExhibitigaQuality, n
"i Pots, thick as they can well he placed. The Bloomer measures .
W.' ti,l" tOinary 887 tons N.M. • she is 167 feet 8 inches in length and has imposed on the protected interests, in the time of
sr mso t b DoPularit tfl, Cc Her r s bl to the '
a beam of 32 feet. ern ance clipper yacht
t tl' four e" guarant Y 0
...e EXHIBITION CHOCO-
protection, should be removed along with the pro-
Nil 4 a Xiii,hroom.
... ee of its unrivalled quality. For America is readily recognised, and she, too, draws more .
t tipetitt eop'prrloN'vvß,llas been practically tested at the water forward than aft. tection that enabled them to be borne. 'We all
Nyttipent, E,,
anh
onnetz umberp exceeded that
along looked on the cry that Protectionists ought
te,.4lt si /N4f3t(3z.realizedeaDrodtfof cups sold, the Re-
-0,-Dbe 44 ILES. AP 2s. 6D.oA/.:nlTries.
th6aDn ..:AICOHOO.
to be more patriotic than to imitate their enemies
titiNtrtP Gun,'
-eh Fin Lemon Peel Rasp. Vinegar
in demanding remission of taxes, as folly. Free
kloh., sh.. ~ e-nive
Cinnamon Punch Syrup
4-411eq kav "range P
Trade has been said to be the voice of the nation,
~1. 1,01, are eel
Penpernlint ICCaPrilllSZrup
pibi.i, Inbcite.2rnoeh
eset onlY Syrups containing alcoholic and the nation ought to be prepared to pay for its
oil, likt,. V,ll. Ainioe_Sped Bavaroise beverage is ob-
partiality. If a universal remission of weighty
4;40;44 NuuNtioNsVYrup with hot milk.
441tilttetiche. eat• CO ITH VANILLE.
taxes be impossible, the fault is with those who
1,114 let 4. Ca °uleur e• Liqueur. Pista h N
cd es. . onpa-
toe, lacram...,_ ,et Cristallises Pat
propounded the theory. Whatever the fate, there-
41ifitt theriaeLne,J744 Tures, Poires., No& a,lit'istaches.
littlil;i!ttkit'ititila e 4,8 hearglns, Fondants, Batons desDammeensq,duzce' fore, of any Government, the farming, colonial,
. ,ekreonf.,
.. 11. 1). irnu! name and address as above,
and shipping interests have a right to that consi-
-044N vec,;Tners, in Ora by respectable Grocers Che-
?ell, 011,3 Part 'geticies t Parts of the kingdom. '
deration and relief which cannot in the long run
ho, 4014014 pent. ohe addressed to Mr. SANDER', ''
k N'str.:kofB have be .
be denied them.
IS %PI; ,r ; kr"-LR, Grocer" ?pointed in Liverpool i—
etl4te.
Altr
and 3 J,Riv azyN an Italian Warehouseman,
‘kehtet • .., Riinelagb on, Grocer and Italian Ware-
It, Nitteetz.s. 11,,,-•*r. ANTIF, -street ; Mr. THOS. CHAPMA ,
eO4; vieilk and soglY RISK, 2 and 3, St. Luke'lls-
-404.et ; 14r:3* S. and J; Cook_ and Confectioners, 25,
kitil•pett°4l4,teet ; Messrs, GAsimLutoonnnao;tE, Tea Merchants,
Iv, NelelalerlN Itens:a W. HERRING aAnll,CCoolgolneril3,
q°1,444 1414 'Hai/ale-et:l'4;7p ; Messrs. J. MiLLEorteasanc7
41,4 an Warehouserm.T"m"H' SYRES, Grocer
1
DR1,,,.. _ an, 6, Ranelagh.street.
‘11.4 184 SCR .. '
&ruANII, LIVERPOOL.

By order of the Hon. Mr. Baron ALDERSON,
T. S. SHUTTLEWORTH, Clerk of the Crown.
all Depositions may be returned to the
Crown Office as early as possible.
Crown Office, Preston, March 9th, 1852.

40 Guineas per Annum

50 „
60 „

OUR TRADE TO AUSTRALIA.

LOOK TO YOUR WINDOWS AND DOORS.—On Sunday
night, about half-past 7 o'clock, a man entered thehouse of
Mr. Walmsley, Portland-place, Roscommon-street, by a
window which had been incautiously left open. He quietly
ransacked a numberof drawers, but being disturbed, adroitly
made his exit. This impudent attempt at robbery was
made while the family were in the house. House-break-.
ing, or entering in daylight by windows and doors
negligently left open, is daily becoming more common.
The numerous robberies should serve as a caution to
housekeepers.
ROBBERIES FROM WAREHOUSES.—On Saturday night
the tea warehouse of Mr. Richardson, Pitt-street, was en-
tered by meaas of false keys, end about 9 lbs of tea stolen.
The same night, the bonded warehouse of Mr. Montgo-
mery, Henry-street, was also entered, and 921 b. of tea
and a quantity of raisins stolen. The tea was afterwards
found in some bags, secreted on the outside of the ware-
house.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ASSAULT.—On Saturday
night last, at about a quarter before nine o'clock, as Mr.
John Eccles, of Breck-road, Everton, was proceeding I
home from Liverpool, he was suddenly attacked
by five men, who seized him by the neck, and nearly
strangled him. They stole from him a watch, made
by " Ro%kell," a silk guard, and five shillings in money.
When Mr. Eccles recovered from the shock, he
pursued the villains, but they all escaped. A reward of
£lO is offered for their apprehension.

DEATH FROM INJURY TO THE KNER.—Yesterday
morning, a youth named Patrick Doran, residing in a
court in Bond-street, died from the effects of a slight in-
jury which was done to his knee a few days since. It ap-
pears that the lad was errand boy at a glass-warehouse in
Bold-street, and when he returned home on Friday week
last from his work, he said he had been sent into the
country with some glass, when a dog following him, he
shut the gate in a hurry to escape being bitten, and there-
by injured his knee. He was attended by two medical
men, but he sank wader his sufferings yesterday morning.