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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

{France.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
The following FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS
• IlatrAW- or other suitable Steamers are intended to
Sail (with or without Pilots) from COBURG
DOCK, as follows :
From LIVERPOOL to HAVRE DIRECT,

COMMODORE .. Monday, August 1G , at 10 o'clock, Morning.
MARGARET.... Monday, August 23*, at 1 o'clock, Afternoon.
COMMODORE .. Monday. August 30 at 10 o'clock, Morning
The Sailing marked * is from the , and Passengers
will be conveyed on board from.th nding-stage, by a small
Steamer, at the Hours above i ated.
11:5.• Shippers must descr. n their Shipping Notes the con-
tents of their Package
Fares: abin, 25*.; Steerage,l2*.6d.
For Freight assage apply, in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE ;
in Londot , o J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Man-
chester, to Jon rt WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC IVER. 1. Rumford-street.

Ertlant.

STEAM TO WATERFORD.

- NOTICE TO SHIPPERS'.
:A 4 filthLlV . The favourite and su tial Steam Ship
7.----.77—, - EY,
- Horse power,
A . FORREST, Commander,
Is intended to leav afalgar Dock, for WATERFORD, early
next week. Co ort and elegance are combined in the cabin
accommodations of this fine vessel. Fares and Freight very
moderate.—Apply to
HAYMAN and SON, 12, Exchange. street East.

LIVERPOOL AND BELFAST.
•
atr-1111\ The splendid iron Steam-ship
BLENHEINI
is intended to sail from LIVERPOOL for
BELFAST, (with or without a pilot,) from the Clarence
Dock : namely,
Tilts DAY, August 10, at 6 ' dck, Evening.
SATURDAY, August 14, at o'clock, Evening.
THURSDAY, August 19 1l& o'clock, Evening.
TUESDAY, A ugu ,at 5 o'clock, Evening.
SATURDAY, A st 28, at 9 o'clock, Evening.
Leaving Belf for Liverpool on the 12th, 17th, 21st,
26th, and 31st August.
LANGTRYS and CO., 20, Water-street, Liverpool.

REDUCED FARES AND FREIGHTS TO DUBLIN.
THE DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL STEAM-
-I.fr, PACKET COMPANY will despatch their fast
"" and splendid new Steamers,
COURIER.. LMaster,
MA IL JAMES COOPERLMaSter,
TIMES .. JAMES COLLIS, Master,
Or other Vessels,
From the north-east corner of Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool, with
Goods and Passengers, as slider :
THIS DAY, August 10, at A-o'clock, P.M.
WEDNESDAY, August 11, 6 O'clock, P.M.
FRIDAY, August ,at 8 o'clock, P.M.
SATURDAY, An 14. at 9 o'clock, P.M.
From DUBLIN every NDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY.
ares and Freight moderate.
These Vessels have been built expressly for this trade, and
are the fastest on the station.
For Freight and Passage, apply, in Dublin, to GEORGE
KING, Esq., 20, Eden Quay • or here to
GEO. KING and CO.. 31, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LATEST BETTING AT HAMPTON•

THE EBOR HANDICAP.
8 to 1 agst Lord Zetland's Voltigeur—

—taken

GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES
150 to 100 agst Stockwell—taken.

ST. LEGER.
350 to 100 Songstress—taken.
Offers to take 4 to 1 about Stockwell

MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THE GOLD QUESTION

-."--

THE question as to the probable effect of the increased

rate of interest is very

1 from the

Cbina.

Having a large portion of her cargo eugaged and now going on
board, will meet with quick despatch.
For SHANG ,--
--3*, 0 The fine English t Clipper Ship
:.,),?of,' , , RIB;
-=..,t I for twelv ars. This vesel has just been
lengthened and almost ilt,and is expected to be one of the
fastest vessels in t ade.—For terms, &c. apply on board, in
Prince's Dock, or o W. and J. TYRER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

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.AI6IEDIATELY

1. JO S,
CLOTHIER AND NERAL OUTFITTER,
160, OALL-STREET,

)(AR THE EXCHANGE.

Complete LISrTS of OUTFITS, with Prices attached, can be
obtained on application at the Establishment, or sent by post
hv forwtirdinv a stamn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

23, ST. ANNE-STREET.
THE LAST TWO WE -OF
L. WOOLF'S EXTENSI STOCK OF
SECOND-HAND HOD OLD FURNITURE

SEUY PRIVATE,
PREVIOUS TO M ANCH SELLING BY AUCTION

0n•46.- 24th and 25th instant.

G. S. RUSSELL,
HOUSE, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT,
22, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

TJAS FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD -ROPER-
-1,1 TIES, of every description, constantl SALE.
Parties desirous of making good invents will meet with
every attention.

MONEY, in various amou , obe advanced on approved
security.
RENTS colleCte PROPERTIES carefully Managed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

EMIGRANTS are recommended to take with them
a Supply of GUTTA PERCHA SOLES, as Shoemakers
in Australia will rarely be met with. •
Instructions for attaching the Soles sup '
GUTTA PERCHA DRINKING S, WASHING BA-
SINS, JUGS, &c.
J. H. AN . JOHNSON,
CHURCH- EET, LIVERPOOL,
Wholesale nts to the Gotta Percha Company.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL.—SELECT SALE FOR VALUABLE
HORSES, SPORTING DOGS, &c.
ESSRS. LUCAS and CO. beg to apprise Noble-
lil and Gentlemen having yettable HORSES,
POINTERS, SETTERS, &c., to *spose of, that their next
SELECT SALES will take plac
THURSDAY ugust 19th;
THURS , September 2nd.
Horses may be entgo and descriptions sent one week prior,
and to be at the RePository, Liverpool, two days before the
Sale.

THIS DAY.
HOUSEHOLD FURAITURE, CHILD'S CARRIAGE.
ELEGANT CHIMNEY GLASSES, MAHOGANY
WARDROBE.
MR. GRICE respectfully announces that he has
instructions from a Lady, who is declining Housekeep-
ing, to DISPOSE OF by AUCTION, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the
10th instant, at Eleven o'clock prompt, the whole of the truly
valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Lease having
expired, and prohibiting a sale on the premises, will be
removed to St. Anne-street. The Bedrooms are furnished with
capital Mahogany Fourpost Bedsteads and Hangings. Half-
tester of rich Wood, prime Goose Feather—Beds, Hair and
Wool Mattresses, a handsome Pair of -Marble Tables and
Stands, Lady's Wardrobe, Nurse Ditto with Drawers,
Dressing Glasses, Mahogany and.rainted Chests of Drawers,
and the usual Chamber Arti,clfs ; the Dining and Sitting-
rooms comprise Sets of M ogany Chairs, Sofa, well-made
Couch of Rich Wood, escope Dining Table, handsome
Pedestal Sideboard, B 'case with Glazed Doors, handsome
Rosewood Loo Tabl and Work Table with Fittings, several
Brussels and Kidd ninster Carpets and Rugs, rich patterns,
Two superior imney Glasses in Rich Frames, capital
Lounging Cha' , and a Rocking Chair, an Oblong Loo Table
on a Massive Pillar, and Block Round Ditto, China Tea Set,
Dinner Service of Ironstone China, Table Cutlery, Glass,
Plated Articles, a few Paintings and Engravings, with the
whole of the Kitchen Items. _ _ . .

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues bad
from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

AT REDUCED PRICES

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

Opposite Great Charlotte-street

ESTABLISHED 1813,8Y,,,,-
FRANCIS Pllsl,/<EY

IN STOCK,2OOO VENEVarN SHADE BLINDS

AUZE WIRE AND ALL)KHER BLINDS,WHOLESALE AND

LONdRETAIL.
CHAIR WAREHOUSE

BOOKS FOR EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
EMIGRANTS are particularly invited to call and
inspect the STOCK of BOOKS on EMIGRATION, &c., at
THE CHEAP BOOK ESTABISHMENT, where they will find
the best Books on the subject, as well as the Works of all the
Popular and Standard Authors, English and Foreign. The
price of every volume is marked inside in plain figures, and at
very tow prices,
AGENT TO HER MAJESTY'S PRINTERS for the Sale of
BIBLES, PRAYERS, and CHURCH SER (CES, in plain and ele-
gant Bindings—very cheap.
LIVERPOOL; its HIGHW S, BYEWAYS. and THO-
ROUGHFARES, by Land a ater. being a STRANGER'S
GUIDE through the To ,by JAMES STONEHOUSE, Esq.,
with a correct Map. ice Sixpence.

CORNISH'S "CHEAP BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.
37, LORD-STREET, Corner of North John-street.

B. Hymn's

New Warehouse

Is now Open

For Businej
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

TN STOCK, and Manufactured to Order,
LEDGERS,

DAY BOOKS,CA
COPYING BO

.SH BOOKS, JOURNALS, LETTER BOOKS,
OKS, BILL BOOKS, & WASTE BOOKS,

CREAM, I

EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE.
AID, NOTE, AND LETTER PAPER.
NIALL POST, IN FOLIO AND QUARTO,
D AND WOVE FOOLSCAPS,
S, IMPERIALS, DRAFT, BRIEF, AND
COPYING PAPER.
OLOURED, AND COPYING INKS.
STEEL PENS.

LARGE AND S:
LAI

DEMYS, ROYAL;

BLACK, C(

PENCILS,
SUITED TO MERCANTILE AND OTHER PURPOSES

ENVELOPES OF EVERY SIZE.
QUILLS AND PENS OF
_S.,X..C.ELLENT QUALITY.

LETTI
•F EVERY

RPB.E'§S PRINTING

PAMPHLETS,

I INVOICES,
CUSTOM-HOUSE
ENTRIES,
&C. &C.,

SERMONS,

Dreg CRIPTION, INCLUDING
FORMS,
BILLS OF 1...1
CARDS,
CIRCULARS,
I POSTING BILLS OF
EVERY SIZE,

REPORTS,,
CATALOGUES,
Sir RE RO KE RS

BOOKS.

EXECUTED

ITH THE GREATEST PROMPTITUDE

LITHOGRAPHIC AND COPPERPLATE PRINTING.
MACHINE RULING, &c.

STANDARD OFF"(
4, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, LC__
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

a Town C

to propose
appointed.
aware that

dition to the magisterial bench ; and that a balance
of power, so far as political feeling is concerned, was
• -IPsirablP -pd, through Mr.J. B. LLOYD,

,entlemen holding their own
opinions, viz : Messrs. ROBERT RANKIN, J. A.
TOBIN, R. W. HOUGHTON, F. SHAND, S. HOLME,
and ROBERT HOUSFALL. A committee of the
Council was, on the suggestion of a member, ap-
pointed to revise the list; and this committee met

the names of

terday

As the result, we unc

stand that the

.ist will be brought before
the Council at its next sitting, varying in one name
only from that originally proposed by Mr. J. B.
LLovn,viz. : Messrs. ROBERT RAN Ix, F. SIIAND,
S. HOLME, R. HORSFALL, J. A. TOBIN, and Wm.
SANDBACH. The Radical portion of the Select
Vestry are, of course, as savage as people usually are
vho have fallen into a pit of their own digging; and, we
are about to indulge themselves with a trip
to London for tlie purnose of remor-' of
nrishioners

flowing Cons

learn,

of the

Mr. EYR
hibitin
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THE PATENT PORTABLE SODA WATER
APPARATUS.

Bl' this simple and ingenious Apparatus Soda
Water or Aerated Beverages can be produced in the
greatest possible purity and perfection, at...a-colt of less than a
halfpenny a glass.—Price 2s. ; fol.wafded to any part of the
kingdom on receipt a Postioofder for 3s. Gd.
Sole Agents for Liverpool the neighbourhood,
_ _ _

swefrett
'---A. AB AM and CO
, LORD-STREET.
.sale an r exportation.
...

14.W--EaaKpparatns sold by A. A
stamped with their name.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

SELLING OFF ! ! !
MR. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS' STOCK,
Late of Elliott-street, opposite St. John's Market, formerly of Ranelagh-st)

BY THE PROPRIETORS OF
THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL
J. CARMICHAEL AND CO.

Purchased by Public Tender, from the Trustees, under Deed of Assignment, at a great Discount from Cost Prices,
for Prompt Cash.
This Sale will be Without Reserve, and at Unprecedented Reductions in all
FANCY, SUMMER, and AUTUMN GOODS.
..... •

OBSERVE I—The First Four Days' Sale will embrace all the leadinc, de,erlis, viz.:—SILKS, SHAWLS,
MANTLES, DRESSES, BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACFg, EMBROIDERY,'HOS Y, and GLOVES ; LINEN and
GENERAL DRAPERY ; HABERDASHERY ; and will be as follows :
FIRST DAY'S SALE THIS DAY, (Tuesd , the 10th August.
SECOND DAY'S SALE TO-MORROW, e nesday,) the 11th August.
THIRD DAY'S SALE THURSDAY, the 12th August.
FOURTH DAY'S SALE SATURDA the 14th August.
THE LIVER EST-4BLISHMEY , CHURCH-STREET.

CIRCULAR.
T CARMICHAEL and CO. have much pleasure in announcing the above "Purchase and Sale" of
0 • Mr. BENJAmiN WILLIAMS' Stock, so soon after their very successful Sale of Mr. E. Kent's, of Bold-street, as
it further enables them, before the close of the present Season to give to their Friends, and Customers generally, a
very extensive and well-selected Assortment of very superior Goods suited for the Season.
DECIDED BARGAINS.
The entire Stock is now being Re-marked ; andthisobject2yillbe Kepi prominently
in view, and marked at Prices

calculated to command A TOTAL CLEARANCE IN A FEW DAYS.
Mr. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS is one of the oldest Welsh Drapers in Liverpool; was formerly of Ranelagh-street,
and has done a large and respectable Business ; he has lately occupied those Premises arranged by himself, opposite
St. John's Market.

N.B.—The SALE will take place at t

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT, Church-stree
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

which are comme

cle in t

con clus

extent left at s

a as much

not be le

gold dept.(

ously done, a

class must not forget that tt

es benefited by our rec

ing power of t

,bove 12 months a

been d

30 years ;

and the pos

essors of fine

incomes have thus
labour and its pro-

duce from the community in

Moreovcr, t

he nation, and the p

ate debtor, guaranteed

only the p

f a certain

3 was a

of no nronos

part of an annuitant to d

sh the we

of the

It seems t,

e double

the writer in the Tir,

as yet there has b

e effect produced either

upon prices, or on

the supply of

view of

We had, a few days a

o, three per

cent. consols above p

Even Pennsylvania five p

hough it is contended that the

sovereign itself—the unit of the stock—being dim

c, the whole stock is worth

fact is established that we have an increased atnou

money seeking employm

the owners of svhic

lend it on lower terms than for

If money lent on

upon 150 pounds st

the pound in gold. Writers n

stify this questior

omittir.

sider t

,t it is by increasing the basis of

money, and not by the commercial value of gold be

d, that the effects are to be produced upon

by the Californian and Austrilian discove
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

MONDAY, Auc
of Weill'

ARRIVED.-D

and Albert, Howard
Scott, New Orleans-

Stannard, Alexandria—Demc
Cruz, James, Smyrna—Fleur'

Brecknels, Kelley, hence at Para
A vessel of about 300 tons, bot

bottom painted white, was passed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

cheap, owing

Fruit generally

farming oper

but there

to, we know r

FEARFUL T

LIGHTNING.-O❑ Wednes
exhibition of lightning and thunde

town and n

'abourhood

completely destroyed,

have been thro;vo down-. '0

on the spot,

whilst t

There are sere'.

wife of Daniel Atherton
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

Mind N.W

m, Gibson, from Akyab—John
klexander Grant, Guthrie; and Albion,
st Point, Allen, New York (inlB days)
)fredo, Zarb, and Louisa,
to. and General Santa
Ibrail.

up, laden with lumber,
oth Jul}, in lat. 37 N.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

LOCALITIES OF GOLD

lar fact connected with the Austra-
ntains. Exactly 900 from the main
ain is the reral chain, and exactly 900 from

s the Californian chain
tn fang

The fourth

between Brazil
In three of these

Tons reg

s been fissured, a
nd transmuted elevated

ther curious fact

nototherium, and
detritus. Hence

Dus ro,

Australian

al; ; in other word

On Ti

By James Y

-
London: Churchill.
When we inform the reader that, for the mainte-

nance of hearing, there must be preserved an e
librium between the air within

and the air without

e auditory org,

e him the key to nearly

the entire question; and when we tell h that for
him
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

WENHAM LAKE ICE

THE TRANSATLANTIC ICE COMPANY.
(ESTABLISHED IN LIVERPTOOL 1846.)
28 , NORTH JOHV-STREET.
THE Proprietors beg respectfully to inform their
Patrons and the Public that they have now in Store a large
Stock of that unequalled
SPRING-WATER ICE,

FROM THE
WENHAM LAKE,
and have just received, per " Parliament," from Boston,
another large cargo. This Ice has been proved by Chemical
analysis to be perfectly pure, which fits it for Table me, and for
MIXING WITH WINE, LIQUOR, OR WATER,
whilst its solidity renders it easy of preservation for a length
of time. -----
They would also call their attentign-fo the fact that only
from them and their Agents can,ttre Wenbam Lake Ice be
be procured, they being the onlyjfiporters in the United King-
dom of ICE from this Lake Once 1845.
They also invite particu,lat attention to their Stock of
RDFRIGERATORS,
consisting of varioui sizes and beautiful designs, lined with
Plate Glass and Zinc, which answer the purpose of a
WINE COOLER AND PROVISION SAFE,
also the-Infest pattern of CREAM FREEZERS.
The Proprietors take this opportunity to.express their grati-
tude to their numerous Patrons for the liberal support extended
to them during their long continuance in the trade ; and trust,
by prompt attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their continued favours.
N.B.—The Trade and Persons Contracting supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
H. T. ROPES and Co., PROPRIETORS,
28, NORTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
July 6th, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

The nndernoted or other Vessels are appointed to Sail

From LIVERPOOL : 1852.
ASIA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 14th August
AMERICA For BOSTON Saturday, the 21st August.
EUROPA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 28th August.
NIAGARA For BOSTON Saturday, the 4th Sept.
AFRICA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 11th Sept.
CANADA For BOSTON' Saturday, the 18th Sept.
ASIA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 25th Sept.
AMERICA For BOSTON Saturday, the Id Oct.
EUROPA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 9th Oct.
NIAGARA For BOSTON Saturday, the 16th Oct.
AFRICA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 23d Oct.
CANADA For BOSTON Saturday, the 30th Oct.
ARABIA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 6th Nov.
AMERICA For BOSTON Saturday, the 13th Nov.
ASIA For NEW YORK.... Saturday, the 20th Nov.
EUROPA For BOSTON Saturday, the 27th Nov.
From AMERICA. 1852.
EUROPA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 11th Aug.
NIAGARA From BOSTON Wednesday, 18th Aug.
AFRICA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 25th Aug.
CANADA From BOSTON Wednesday, Ist Sept.
ASIA , From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, Bth Sept.
AMERICA From BOSTON Wednesday, 15th Sept.
EUROPA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 22d Sept.
NIAGARA From BOSTON Wednesday, 29th Sept.
AFRICA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 6th Oct.
CANDADA From BOSTON Wednesday, 13th Oct.
ASIA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 20th Oct.
AMERICA From BOSTON Wednesday, 27th Oct.
EUROPA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 3d Nov.
NIAGARA From BOSTON Wednesday, 10th Nov.
AFRICA From NEW YORK .. Wednesday, 17th Nov.

The Passengersand Goods for New York areintended to be
landed at Jersey City, within the jurisdiction of the Custom-
house of New York.
CHIEF-CABIN PASSAGE to HALIFAX and BOSTON,
TIVENTY-FIVE POUNDS. SECOND-CABIN PAS-
SAGE, FIFTEEN POUNDS.
CHIEF-CABIN PASSAGE to NEW YORK, THIRTY
POUNDS. SECOND-CABIN PASSAGE, TWENTY
POUNDS. Including Steward's Fee and Provisions, but
without Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained on board.
Dogs charged Five Pounds each.
Apply, in Halifax, to SAMUELCUNARDJ in Boston, to S. S.
LEWIS; in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD; in Havre
and Paris, to DONALD CURRIE; in London, to J. B. Fooao,
52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS;
and in Liverpool, to

D. and C. MACIVER, 14, Water-street.

NOTE.—A 11 Letters and Newspapers intended to be sent by
thes9Vessels must
pass througlithePostoffice,andnonewillbe
received at the Agents' Offices.
Passengers will be charged freigh t on theirpersonalluggage
when it exceeds half a ton measurement.
Cr:- To prevent disappointment or difficulty,Passengersa re
respectfully informed , t hat Packages of Merchandise will not
be allowed to be shipped as Luggage,or with their Luggage.
Passengersare not permitted to go on boardby the Steamer
that takes the Mail.
Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents here until
Six o'clock on the FRIDAY EVENINGS previous to sailing.

The ASIA, for NEW YORK, DIRECT, will start
on SATURDAY next, the 14th instant. The Steam-tender
SATELLITE will leave the LANDING-STAGE, Opposite the
Baths, George's Pier, at Nine o'clock, Morning, of that day,
with the Passengers for the ASIA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

STIVENS'S UNIVERSAL SAUCE

TNCREASES the APPETITE and IMPROVES
&DIGESTION, and only requires one trial with STEAKS,

CHOPS, ROAST MEETS, 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 of Sauces.
Wholesale by STIVENS and Co., 154 per Thames-street,
London ; 44, South Castle-street, erpool ; 150, Temple.st.,
Bristol; and retail by Oil , Grocers, and Sauce-dealers
throughout the country.
N.B.—Ask for Stiv s " Universal Sauce," or you may
get a spurious itni on. . . .

STIVENS and <o.'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.

MONEY LENT on PLATE, N,CTIES, JEWEL-
LERY, SILKS, VELVETS OOLLENS, and every
description of Manchester and s Goods, at Half the Pawn-
brokers' Rate of Interest.

Apply at 66, Seel-str , two doorsfrom Back Colquitt-street
Private House.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1852

TO CORRESPONDENTS

JUSTITIA. has over-stated his case. There are various reme-
dies for the grievances of which he complains. We are at all

times ready and willing to assist th

ppreased, but we can-

give currency to a libel upo

ole body of ship

DELTA.—In

ent. the

20th of February;

Bill on Friday the
day, the Earl of Derby received her

esty's cot

to form a M
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

Mail says :

" The
.names of all those electors in Killea parish,
fifty-two in number, who voted for Hutchinson (many of
whom split for Power), were placarded through Water-
ford, and inserted as an advertisement in the News. The
priests denounced them from the altar at both masses on
Sunday week; their children, who were learning the ca-
techism preparatory to confirmation, were turned out of
the chapel by the priest, and told that they would not be
confirmedfor
Christmasbylocefttihoonsefowrhoourvocitteyd,
have been also placarded, and denounced " black
sheep." The wife of a respectable. innkeeper in the west
of this county was taken to her private room and placed on
theor Barron,bopa Thet
t hen latee es
her knees, by Father -, who made her promise not to
lie in the same bed with her husband fora twelvemonth
and a day, if he voted for Hutchinson."

There will surely be an end by and bye of this spiritual
tyranny. It can only exist amongst a people half civi-
lised.

Another case has occurred in which a priest—the Rev.
Michael Coglan—has obtruded himself upon the public
as correspondent of a landed proprietor, Mr. W. B.
Smythe. The rev. gentleman says to Mr. Smythe :
" You seem to expect that your tenants owe you,
besides the toil of their bodies, and the sweat of their
brows, and their rents, their souls to boot. So tLat your
idea of a tenant is' that he should be the slave of a
"49 suto t u toa we
the
task-
master, have no free will, and go body
Devil if his landlord tells him so to do.
say of Protestantism after this ?"

The description is excellent, if we substitute the priest
far the landlord. The priest's " idea of a tenant" cer-
tainly is that "he should be the slave of a t
have no free will, and go body and soul to the d
ids [priest] tells him so to do." Very properly, _
Smythe forewarns the Rev. Firebrand that, for every out-
rage committed by Roman Catholics upon his Protestant
tenantry, a Roman Catholic tenant shall be evicted.
Such a process will probably teach the Irish people a les.
son as to who are their real friends—a ruffian priesthood
or indulgent landlords,

master
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

MONDAY, AUGUST 9

Butter is in good demand, and prices have further advanced
fully 2s. per cwt. The import has fallen off considerably, and
the stock is reduced into a very small compass. Prices :
Fine Waterford, 765. to 775.; Belfast, 745. to 765.; Carrick,
Clonmel, and Wexford, 755. to 765.; Banbridge and Coleraine,
725. to 745. ; Limerick and Sligo, 70s. to 735.; and pickled
Cork seconds, 655. to 665. per cwt., landed.—ltnported from
Ireland, from the 2nd to the 7th instant, both inclusive :

9847 firkins, 220 kegs, 905 crocks, 295 boxes, 218 barrels Butter;
126 bales Bacon ; 55 hhds. 8 tierces Hams ; 2 hhds. 5 tierces
and 130 kegs Lard.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET,
MONDAY, AUGUST 9.
Compared with last week, we had a much smaller supply of
Beasts and Sheep at to-day's market. The decrease amounted
to 412 of the former, and 1416 of the latter. With a fair at-
tendance of buyers, Beef sold readily, and prices generally
were a point dearer. There was also a brisk inquiry for
Mutton and Lamb, at extreme prices. We quote best heifer
Beef at 40. to 50. ; do. oxen, 40. to 42d. ; inferior to mid-
dling, 4d. to 40. Best wether Mutton, 6d. to 60.; middling
to inferior, 6d. to sd. ; ewes, 50. to 6d. Lamb, 6d. to 6d.
pe. lb., sinking the offal.—Numbers at market :—Beasts, 2058
Sheep and Lambs, 10,738.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET,

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

AGENT for AYCK BOURNE'S PATENT INVISIBLE LIFE-
PRESERVERS, price 12s. each.

AUSTRALIA

IN consequence of the INCREASED DEMAND for
OUTFITS to the GOLD FIELDS,

JOHN RICHMOND,
1 4- 3, PARADISE-STREET, 6- 2, CHURCH-STREET,
Has been induced to OPEN a large ROOM ' addition to his
already extensive Premises, exclusive! r OUTFITS to the
DIGGINGS, which will be found to twin every requisite for
all classes of_Emigrants.

.... .
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t 3. AN APPRENTICE WANTED,

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. The same Materials used
by Messrs. Broadwood and Sons are employe' inrMessrs.Hirne
and Song' Establishment in the Repairi ' •epartment.
BROADWOOD and SONS' elegan emi-Cottage and Grand
PIANO-FORTES. in Wa • g , Rosewood, and Mahogany
Cases, always on ban
COLLARD and COLLA ' : PIANO-FORTES for

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the MILLION
HIME and SON'S 'O, or in Mahogany and
Rosewoo 2O and 25 Guineas
D'ALMAIN nd CO.'s DITTO 25 and 27 Guineas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

'VTIVERSARY MEETING OF THE INSTI-
OON FOR THE RELIEF F
-"u ORPHANS OF THE CLOERGYWIDOWS.

The
epiv,atiniversary meeting of the Institution for the Relief
eillunn'sand Orphans of Clergymen in theArchdeaconries
th ester, Liverpool, and Manchester, which was founded
At „ei Year 1697 was held on Thursday last at Warrington.
the o'cloh the members and friends assembled at
the Ilrish church, where divine service was performed by
Th_4oll. and Rev. Horace Powys, rector of Warrington.
4th Preacher for the year was the Rev. F. G. Ho.pwood,
itfiPetual curate of Knowsley, who selected as h:s t'
terse
,p• of St. Paul's Epistle to the Eohesis.-
ites We are members one of another."
theadmirable
• composition
tighlmportance of unit--
that and holy office, and

The sermon

especial r

nItY in all their varied one:

wan a collection was
. „

AJL
the ser

the usual r

o,•oomsElphin's sehtpl,
'lnd donations to the widow
Clergymen. when more fl
Lord Sf.

PU rposes
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

priety, as the Priest-driven mobs whose influenc

paramount in many quart

ers of the:unhappy sister

ingdom. to'k occasion, a short time since, to

call attention to the indecent personal exhibitions
of the Priests during the elections,—to the savage
virulence, the brutal viol

ence, the

atred, malice

and uncharitableness, in which these minis'

the Gospel of Peace and Love seemed to revel
during the late political contests. What wonder if
the seeds so assiduously and earnestly sown have
brought forth their due fruits ?—what, if bloodshed
and murder, audacious defiance of the laws, and
implacable deadly hatred, have resulted from such
ministers of a too-influential clergy ? A few broken
heads, a little blood-spilling, a mighty disturbance
and confusion, may be taken as normal and neces-

sary accessories of every event of public importance
r side of the Irish channel. But deli-

on the of

reckles
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

LIVERPOOL MECH
SCHOOLSANICS' INSTITUTION
THE HIGH SCHOOL, THE GIRLS' SCHOOL,
I
THE LOWER SCHOOL, THE INFANT SCHOOL,
A ND
THE EVENING SCHOOL,
HAVE
RE-OPENED.

A Prospectus, con • ing particulars as to Terms. &c., may
be had on applic nat the InstitutiW on.
. NICHOL, Secretary.

Mount-st(eet, August 10th, 1852,

Just Published New and Cheaper Edition, price is., or by post
for Is. Gd.,
rPHE SCIENCE OF LIFE ; or How to Live, and
.1 What to Live for ; with ample Rules for Diet, Regimen,
and Self-management ; together with instructions for securing
perfect health, longevity, and that sterling state of happiness
only attainable through the judicious observance of a well-
regulated course of life. By a PHYSICIAN.
Also, by the same Author, price 2s. 6t1,-, by post 3s. Gd.,
OU S
A MEDICAL TREATISE ON NERV DEBILITY AND
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tions, illustrated with Anaton al Plates, in Health and
Disease.
This Work, emanating fr a qualified member of the me-
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is addressed to the ni erous classes of persons who suffer
from the various di_ ders acquired in early life. In its pages
will be found the-causes which lead to their occurrence, the
symptoms which indicate their presence, and the means to be
adopted for their removal.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

[TEETH.I

MESSRS. COOPER & CO., SURGEON DENTISTS,
[Established 14 years,]

10, SLAtER STREET,- LIVERPOOL.
Messrs. COOPER & CO. still continue to supply Teeth at 55.,
not to be equalled by any in. town.

They alsb may be consulted as usual on all Irregularities of
the Teeth and Diseases of the Gums.
Incorrodible Artificial Teeth of surpassing beauty can be
MATCHED SO CLOSELY to those left in the mouth, that
the closest observer cannot detect the difference. These Teeth
are fixed on the new principle of SELF-ADHESION, without
extracting any Teeth or Stummor causing-tiny pain whatever;
they support and protect the adjoininp.: Teeth. and GIVE
GREAT EASE TO THE MOST,TENDER GUMS.
Country Patients are respectMly informed that the simpli-
city of Messrs. Cooper ankto.'s method requires but little
time for one or a com e set. Decayed Teeth permanently
stopped with COOP . PASTE ENAMEL, 2s. 6d.
Attendance fro en till Six daily; Artificial Palates made
in a superior ner; Teeth remodelled and repaired, extract-
ing, scali -c.; Children's Teeth regulated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

NEW MUSIC DAILY

Now out, and sent free for 24 postage stamps. the New Songs of
" THE CHIP GIRL," and "THE CRESS BOY."
Also, New Edition of " MARY MAY."

•."
Just out, a set'
of POSTHUMOUS SONGS, by Mendelssohn

LIVERPOOL, CROSBY, AND SOUTHPORT
RAILWAY GENERAL MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, r the usual
HAUF-YEARLY MEETING of is Company will be
held at the CLARENDON-ROOMS, John-street, Liverpool,
on TUESD 4Y, the 24th instant One o'clock.
The Transfer Books of ompany will be closed from the
17th to the 31st instan oth inclusive.
y order of the Board,
WM. P. YOUNG, Secretary.
Sweeling-street, Liverpool, August 411,, 1852.

LIVERPOOL, TO WOLVERHAMPTON, BIR-
MINGHAM, AND LONDON,
(VIA SHREWSBURY LINES.)
REDUCTION OF FARES.

NOTICE.—Passengers from Liverpool to the above
Towns will effect a MOST. IMPORTANT SAVING by taking
Tickets at the Company's Offices, Derby-buildings, Fenwick-
street, Liverpool.
TIME OF TRAINS, AUGUST, 1852.
A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
Leave Liverpool
„ Birkenhead
Arrive Wolverhampton 10 13 12 15 220 445 545 910
„ Birmingham ll 0 120 350 539.655 10 20
A.M.
„ London 4 0 830 8 JO----10 0 10 I 430

EMIGRANTS TO AUSTRALIA,

PARTIES intending to EMIGRATE to the
AUSTRALIAN GOLD REGIONS
are—previous to purchasing—respectfully solicited to inspect
AUSTRALIAN TENTS,
. .

made of the best NAVY CANVAS, and thoroughly impervious
to Net, of sizes varying from 8 feet diameter upwards, for the
accommodation of Individuals, Fami • s, or the largest Parties.
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13, REE PIAZZA, (Front Office,)
LIVERPOOL.

AUSTRALIAN DE BOOKS, containing MAPS, and full
i ructions, given with each Tent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

similar improvement was established, whilst other sorts

fully rates

Barley gave way Is. per qr. In the value

3eans no alteration. Oats still continue a dull

of Peas,

Foreign almost unsaleable. Flour in good demand, and ra

more money was realised for fresh manufactured

WISBECH, AUGUST 7

and prices of Wheat are is

;her than last

DUBLIN, M

ast market-tia

New Bere and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

EMIGRANTS to AUSTRALIA
are respectfully invited to pay a visit to
AHLBORN'S WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT,

48, WHITECHAPE
(CORNER OF RICHM -STREET.)
Where may be had the extensive variety of
HABERDASHERY. CU HARDWARE, PERFU-
MERY, STATIONE , OYS, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Cheaper n any other House in Town.
48, WHITECHAPEL.

THE NEW PATENT LAW

PATENT OFFICE, 123, CHANCERY-LANE
ANNOUNCEMENT TO INVENTORS.

The practice under the new Patent Law comes into operation
very shortly, involving—lst. A large reduction- in the amount
of fees-2d. A rapidity of movement ' --obtaining the grant
unknown in the old practice-3 new and more rigorous
preparation of the descripti • cuments. It will therefore be
advantageous to Invent o giveit their earliest attention.

For full informar apply to Messrs. BRAZIER and CO.,
123, Chancery-lam, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

on our part

CHINA

The latest date is from Hong Kong, June 23d. The
following is an extract from the news brought :
The health of the troops is favourably reported of.

The rebellion is still talked of, but the reports are very
contradictory, and no reliance can be placed on them. It
seems to be formidable, and has created much apprehension.
Owing to a report that a junk had been attacked and
plundered outside, her Majesty's ship Hermes went in
search, and returned yesterday, having captured two
junks said to be heavily armed.
CANTON.—Since the 24th ult. the rains have been al-
most incessant ; and the floods in the interior have done
much injury to the rice crops, and occasioned great loss of
life. Trade has been dull throughout the month. Im-
ports, excepting yarn, have receded in value. In exports
little has been done. The new congous are expected im-
mediately, but may be delayed by the floods.
From Shanghai we have advices to the 17th inst. Im-
ports had materially given way, from excessive supplies ;
and, owing to the dry weather, and the hanks of the Yel-
low River not being repaired, transit into the interior was
much interrupted. The new silk had commenced arriving,
and was reported favourably of as to quality and abundance
of the crop. The steamer brought down S3O bales for
shipment by the overland route. The export of tea from
China is now 64,000,0001 b., against 63,000,0001 b. last
year. Of silk the export is 19,400 bales, against 20,200
last year.

Exchange has advanced suddenly both here and at
Shanghai. Here first class bills have been done at 4s. Bd.
4.1.4 . • C.F., atA 111,1 he. nil nnl Vrairth
may be quoted at's.t.s Dan places ; probably clippers
will command £4 to £5.

The latest dates are from England, April 21 ; Bom-
bay, May IS ; Calcutta, May 17 ; Sydney, April 17 ;
Manilla, June 17 ; Singapore, May 30 ; and Shanghai,
June 17.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

ROBBERY AND ASSAULT.

George Phillips, 42, was indicted for having, on the
17th July last, at Manchester, along with two other parties
unknown, feloniously assaulted James Thinkwater, and
with great violence stolen from his person a sovereign and
a sixpence.

Mr. Milne prosecuted, and Mr. Macoubrey defended
the prisoner.
On Saturday night, the 17th July, between eleven and
twelve o'clock, the prosecutor, who is an old man, was
passing home along Deansgate, Manchester. On his way
he met with the prisoner, whom he had previously known.
The prisoner asked the prosecutor if he would pay for a
pint of ale, and the prosecutor consenting to do so, the
prisoner proposed that they should go to a public-house
called " The Dyer's Arms," and they accordingly pro-
ceeded there together. Here they met with two other
men. The prosecutor, not liking the house, left, being
closely followed by the prisoner and the other men. As
he was proceeding onwards, the prosecutor was seized hold
of from behind by the prisoner, who• held him whilst the
other men robbed him of his property.
The defence set up was, that inasmuch as there rested
some doubt as to the prisoner's identity, he was entitled
to an acquittal.
The jury, after retiring from court for twenty minutes,
found the prisoner guilty.—The prisoner was sentenced to
ten years' transportation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

COMP A N Y
.IIERCHANTS,

Per Doz.
Per Doz. Per Doz. Imperial
Quarts. Pints. Hall-pints,
s. d. s. d. s. d.
.. 4 fi .... 2 9 .... 2 0

)Isl GIN, fine old JAMAICA RUM, COGNAC BRANDY,
ity from Half-pint upwards.
LISBON, BRONTE, MARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES,
, and HOCK WINES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

Provincial sales
Private sales ..

£7,353,736 2 81
This amount far exceeds the general calculations of the
value of the property which has changed hands under the
operation of a commission, intended by its promoters to
trantaTnurimrtkr.2l6mtavvitsillaigigstrrarian improve-

THE POTATO DISEASE.—Up to Friday last the nature
of the accounts respecting the condition of the potato crop
in the county of Cork led to the belief that that extensive
county had in a great measure, if not wholly, escaped the
visitation which has fallen so heavily upon all other parts
of the kingdom. These hopes, however, have been com-
pletely dissipated by the tone of some remarks which
appear in the Southern Reporter of Thursday evening,
in the course of which that journal observes :—" It must
now be evident to every one that a periodical blight, more
or less extensive, and at any time not unlikely to the total
destruction of the crop, may be expected. All doubt
about the fact of its increased virulence, in the present
year, is unhappily at an end, and as there has been no
year since 1847, in which the cultivation of the root was
so great, so there has been none in which the calamity
must be so widely felt. It must entail large pecuniary
loss, and it is painful to reflect on the great breadth of land
which may be set down as wasted, and the great amount of
capital thrown away in its rash and improvident culture."
The Westmeath Guardian thus reports :—" The blight is
progressing with fearful rapidity in this neighbourhood
and throughout the county generally ; not a single field
or garden has escaped, and its effects may be traced in the
blackened appearance and offensive odour of the leaves
and stalks. In every instance the tubers are more or less
affected, and experienced farmers declare that it will be
difficult to save one-fourth of the crop, so rapid and
extensive have been the ravages of the disease. The oat
crop is most promising, and green crops of every descrip-
tion look well. In consequence of the almost constant
wet weather haymaking has been much retarded, and it
is feared that a large portion of the crop will be lost."
The accounts from the north continue to be generally
unfavourable, but in the neighbourhood of Derry, and
other localities, the tubers are as yet free from the disease."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

and accepted by defendant. It was urged by Sergeant
Wilkins, 'for the defence, that Sherman had absconded,
and that the bill having been dishonoured in February,
and no action brought until June, it was most probable
that the acceptance was a forgery. A verdict was given
for the plaintiff, with interest
CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION

OR INJURY DONE

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY CONIPAN
Mr. Knowles, Q.C., and Mr. Wheeler appeared for
plaintiff, Miller, who sued as a pauper ; Mr. Serjc
Wilkins, Mr. Tomlinson, and Mr. Marshall for the del
dants. Tt appeared that the plaintiff was a stoker emplc
by Lord Balcarres on the railway engines used to con

's collieries to M

coal from Lord Balcarres
the 15th of last October the plaintiff acted as
the Countess enzine, which had drawn 18 carri,

with coal from Wi

n to Manchest

returning with the empty carriages,
Balton to take in water. The eng
out of gear, and the

and had

t on, a

connecting rod of the engine
engine, drawing ten carriages, laden, b,
defendants' company, was attempted to be
the line on which the plaintiff's engine was, an

onging to

so, the carriages were

such force as to drive on the engine some distance,
consequence of which was that the connecting-rod betwee
the engine wheels on which the plaintiff was sl
raised, and his foot was nipped or cut off agains
beam of the engine. He was taken to the
Bolton, where he was ill for two months. '•
dants gave his wife a pass to go and see him, but re
him any compensation for the injury done to him.
defendants contended that the accident happenr
from the fault of the plaintiff in standing in so "
a position, and from not attending to the
defendants' engine.
Verdict for the plaint.—

tandin
t. then

The. clef(

—Damages

FRIDAY

Justice Wightman took 1

SCHUNK AND ANOTHER.
In this case a verdict for £ll6 is. 3d. was agree

H AI‘IER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

FORGERY

Thomas Tyrer was indicted for having, on the 23d
April last; at Prescot, forged a written undertaking for
the payment of money. On the day in question the pri-
soner called at a provision shop at Prescot, kept by a per-
son named Warburton. He wished to be supplied with
goods, and represented that he was in the service of Mr.
Walker, the forester, at Knowsley. Mr. Warburton told
him that, provided he brought a written undertaking for
payment from his master, he should be supplied, where-
upon the prisoner went away, and returned with a written
order, to which was appended the name of the prosecutor.
From time to time he obtained goods to the amount of
upwards of £2, when it was discovered that the order
was a forgery.—The prisoner, who was undefended, de-
nied having written the order.—The jury found him
guilty.—Sentence, one year's imprisonment, with hard
labour.
The court rose at six o'clock.

SATURDAY.
Lord Chief Justice Campbell took his seat at nine
o'clock.

ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.

Sarah Smith and Sarah Thompson, two young wo-
men, aged 25 years each, were convicted of an assault and
robbery upon George Crossland, at Manchester, on the 10th
June, and were sentenced to ten years' transportation.

BURGLARY AT MANCHESTER..

George Taylor, 36, and Ellen Taylor, 35, his wife,
Thomas. Green, 48, and George Metcalfe, 31, were in-
dicted for having, in May last, broken into the house of
August Kissling, Manchester, and stolen sixteen pairs of
boots, sixteen pairs of shoes, two coats, £7 in gold, and
other aticles to the value of £24. George Taylor pleaded
guilty, and the evidence traced some of the stolen pro-
perty to the possession of the other prisoners, who ren-
dered contradictory accounts concerning them. The jury
returned a verdict of guilty against all the prisoners.
Taylor, with considerable vehemence, assured the court
that his wife was innocent. Previous convictions were
gvnailegaheljaeicTiNilerrhiNgai'lhacncl Green. The
transportation, they were now ordered co be transported
for fifteen years, and the two Taylors for ten years each.
On hearing the sentence, the woman burst into hysteric
sobs, and screamed, " Oh, my poor child ! oh, my poor
child !"

UNFOUNDED CHARGE AGAINST A SOLICITOR

At the conclusion of the case of burglary, Mr. Sowler
produced an affidavit from Mr, Rigge, solicitor, Man.
chester, rebutting an accusation made against him by
Mr. Tindal Atkinson, of having received money from a
prisoner and leaving him undefended. The court ex-
pressed itself perfectly satisfied.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-17

MARKETS.

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—The market has been quiet, but without
producing any unfavourable influence on prices, which have
continued firm, at previous quotations. For some descriptions
of yarn the tendency is to a further advance, but, generally,
prices remain without much variation. The want of anima-
tion is attributable to the continued favourable advices from
America of the growing crops; whilst the continued unfavour-
able harvest weather has caused a degree of circumspection to
be exercised by the home trade ; and the continued absence of
the India mail has kept the India buyers inactive. Notwith-
standing these combined influences, which, under ordinary
circumstances would have a depressing effect, the state of the
market is such, that little or no impression has been produced.
Manufacturers have been buyers to a fair extent of yarn, but
the India demand is very slight, and the German houses are
not very extensive purchasers at present. In goods the same
firmness exists as in yarns, but the buying is principally for
the home trade, and the demand has, no doubt in consequence
of the unfavourable state of the weather for the harvest, been
rather less brisk during the last few days, but quotations are
without any change.
ROCHDALE.—We had a very fair demand for low priced
goods, but pieces of finer quality have not met with so ready a
sale. Upon the whole there has been an average amount of
business transacted at former prices. The wool dealers have
light stocks on hand, and say they cannot replace those stocks
to sell at the present prices.

MACCLESFIELD.—Tbe demand for silk manufactured goods
is somewhat irregular; but, on the whole, the market appears
to be in a more healthy state than it has been for some time
past. The thrown silk market continues healthy, and transac-
tions of the past week have been to a fair extent, both for home
and continental purposes. Raw Silk Market.—We have no
particular feature to notice. Prices are reported without any
alteration.

NOTTINGHAM.—Neither the hosiery nor lace trades present
any features worthy of comment, each being, as they usually
are at this period, very quiet, with the probability of remaining
so for about another month, when both the home and Ameri-
can business may be expected to be resumed with their usual
activity. The prices of yarn remain about the same.
LEEDS.—We have had pretty good markets at our Cloth
Halls, and, as a good many goods are changing hands by com-
mission, a full average business has been done by the mer-
chants. Prices are firm, without any alteration. There has
also been a full average business done in the warehouses, but
there has been a little less done by the foreign houses than has
been the case of late.