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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

WALTON ACADEMY, WALTON-ON-THF..HILL, NEAR
LIVERPOOL.

THIS BOARDINd sdiiiia for YOUNG GEN-
TLEMEN will be REO .'ED on MONDAY, the 26th
instant.

Cards of the Te ay be had on application to the Princi.
pal of the Scho or to Messrs. PHILIP and SON, Booksellers,
South Castle-st reet, Liverpool.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Extract from a private lettter, dated Adelaide, March
22 :—" Things here are in a very bad and unsettled state,
almost every able man having left Adelaide for the dig-
gings. Many a man here, who was worth his thousands a
few months ago, is almost penniless now. We must all
partake more or less of this bitter draught of adversity.
It will tend in a great measure to put an end to that rot-
ten system of credit which has been too extended for so
small a community as ours. The house of Montefiore
and Co. is going through the court ; many others of less
note have gobe, besides the greater portion of our shop-
keepers and tradesmen. Some think the worst is over,
but I fear we shall have some further crashing before we
have done. The passing of the Bullion Act here, the
making gold a legal tender at £3 I Is. per ounce, will do
much good for Adelaide. A large quantity of gold is, in
consequence, finding its way hither, much to the disgust
of our Victoria brethren, who are very wroth. Every,
vessel from Melbourne brings us more or less of the pre-
cious metal; and the other day we had an experimental
overland escort in with above a quarter of a ton of gold.
Twice that amount was offered, but the ' trap' could
not bring any more. This expedition was suggested and
headed by my friend Captain Tolmer, our gallant com-
missioner of police, who is very popular here."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

RUGBY SCHOOL

A LADY, resident in Rugby,--living only one son,
il is desirous of taking Two or Three YOUNG GENTLE-
MEN to BOARD and LODGE with her, and to attend the
SCHOOL of a CLERGYMAN who prepares Young Gentlemen
for the great School. Terms moderate.
.. ...--
For particulars, &c. apply to 31 .. EL BEETHERTON.
Printer and News Agent, Kin eet, Gloucester.
For reference, &c. to Sir George Goodman. M.P.,
Leeds; Daniel M , Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Manchester ;
Rev. Ralph e, MA., Vicar of Mirfield, Yorkshire; G. P.
Hinton. Esq., Solicitor, Bristol ! w 'ate Mayor
of Lynn, Norfolk ; John Driv'
pool: and J. U. Balme, Esr

Moyce, Esq.,
o - Esq., Exchan a

PEMBROhr.
CONDUCTED BY THE I,
THE Public are rest;
DUTIES of the above L.
SUMED on TUESDAY next,..t..ire
For cards of termseArtlTlpp!
place, or at Messrs. DEIGHTO
street.

LACE ACADEMY,
EV. THOMAS FORSTER, M.A

ctfully igiortnetl that th
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1 instant.

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CLIFTTON-PARK ACADEMY
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Misters, will be IiEOPEN
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115th July

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TO EXPORTERS TO AUSTRALIA AND OTHERS

SALE

6,000 Gallons pure MALT VINEGAR, from 10d. to 2s. per

Gallon..
600 Dozen PICKLES, of excellent quality, prepared with pure
Malt Vinegar, from ss. 6d to 6s. per Dozen.
The above are admirably suited for the Australian or Home

Trade.
500 Dozen of rich SAUCES, of every description.
Mao a Quantity of G.B. and D.S.E. MUSTARD, of the finest

quality, in Bottles a d-Itt'is.
All the above are warranted to p any length of time, in
any climate.
For particulars apply _

.aIeAN WALKER,
56, GREAT CROSSIIALL-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

From LIVERPOOL to HAVRE DIRECT,

MARGARET .. Monday. July 26, at-- 7 o'clock, Morning.
11,- Shippers must describe in their Shipping Notes the con-
tents of the Packages.
Fares:—CabjjaMs. Steerage, 12s. 6d.

For Freight Or Pi:Toriiivly, in Havre; tO DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, to J FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Man-
chester, to JOHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC IVER. 1. Rumford-street.
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EXTRAORDINARY WILL CASE.

as romantic as those det
Warren's novel of " Te
of the case, as stated
these :

" The late Cesar Col
Vesey Colelough, who Wi
_ . -

'ugh was the el

separated from his w

.eft in such a sta

round Stephen

at the corn

Lppeared t 1

Caesar Colclou

quently Cbief Just
Dudley Colelough

cousins ;

ed a decided ho

that whil

.st in France

he left large sums of
which he had no powe
life; and Caesar the i

the counsellor, as having t
The learned counsel read v
his brother, John Colcloul

the defe

nt went to the
:War scene took

ye fainted

objects of vertu, anc

stated that, after

e eras some evidence to shoe

of the plaintiff

Le match had

:raphic y

of dissipate
:,wsar, vvhil,

who, in the ye

shot in a duel by. Mr. Alc.3ck, with whom he was E
time contesting the re
ford. The correspon(
most affectionate char
e being a slag a man of capacity a
. -
r
I were peculiar; he drank n(3-

A great will case, " Boyse v. Rosborough," which has
created great interest on the Irish side of the Channel,
has been tried at the 'Wexford Assizes, before Mr. Baron
Pennefather. The amount of property involved is nearly
£lO,OOO a year, and some of the incidents of the life of the
testator, the late Caesar Colclough, of Tintern Abbey, are
es of Mr.
rile facts

counsel for the plaintiff, ars

son of Sir

abits, and

boy: was

as walked

Ells gloomy'
-?uy a cake

)1 ha vent to

aughter of

the fact

e family,.

tenant for

orAingly-disliked Ctesar

n an instigator of the will.
ous letters of the testator to
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T. P. trusts,

well as it

to be able to offer the above ArtiOl

rience in the busipefi
such prices a,e"will it
patronage.
WANTED, a Quantity of Clean WASTE PAT

CHAPEAUX DE PARIS ET ANGLAIS

R. J. NODDER,..----
NO. Si, CHURCH-S ERT,
(For thirteen years practical M ger at J. Wright's,)BEGS leave to direct the ention of his Patrons to
1" .-tock of
PARISIAN 11.,,B-OF THE NEWEST STYLES,
AND

CHILDREN'S SUMMER CAPS OF THE LATEST FASHIONS

R. J. NODDER,
81, CHURCH.STREET,
OPPOSITE THE LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
NEW ROAD, LONDON-
mERCHANTS, CAPTA , —&-C. are hereby in-
formed that the • e supplied with MORISON'S
VEGETABLE UN AL MEDICINES, direct from the
College. as abo • .

BASS AND CO.
PALE OR BITTER ALE

A MONGST the numerous refutations by the most
ll_ eminent Chymists of the charge of adulteration of Pale
Ale, Messrs. BASS and Co. think it necessary only to refer to
the following brief extracts :

From the Analytical Sanatoij Commissioner of the 9 Lancet,'

15th May, 1852.

" From the pure and wholesome nature of the ingredients
employed? the moderate proportion of alcohol present, and the
very considerable quantity of aromatic anodyne bitter derived
from hops contained in the beers, they tend to preserve the
tone and vigour of the stomach, and conduce to the restoration
of the health of that organ when in a state of weakness or de•
bility."

_reps
They resemble, indeed, in their li ht s, a WINE of MALT,
rather than an ordinary fermentec • usion. . And it is very
satisfactory to find that a bever of such general consump-
tion is entirely free from ever ind of impurity.
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which he had contracted

vitupers

Lion being membi

only letters be

weep C

sum of 60 guineas, which he
send Sir Vesey to the mount

goat's whey, shortlybetor

fetters. which bore date

annuity of £lOO a year, which he s
by giving up a lease which Sir Vesey had given to him,
but had also given to others, and the matter was com-
promised by the grant of the annuity. He admitted the
introduction of a professional gentleman to Sir Vesey to
make his will, but stated that he did not know the con-
tents of it until after its execution, and that he had never
taken advantage of him, though often in his power to do
so. Upon this letter there was an endorsement of the
testator in those words, His annuity, of whom he took
no advantage l' It further appeared that the testator was
a detenu in France from the year 1803 until the year 1814_
That during his absence his friends, being anxious that he
should represent his native county in Parliament, wrote

,ed he had acc

to him two letters, one,
other of the 14th of April,
endorsed, ' If I had not been thus fatally hurried I could
have had a congef , but was detained by the First Consul
and on the second, This was the greatest misfortune that
ever betel me.' While abroad, being a person of great
mechanical and scientific acquirements, he was allowed to
go among the French peasants. and give them instruction,
and in this way he acur"- " '

A the 11

i, and the
h he had

on the first of

bits of gr

managed
ccard his
d in 1815,

t appeared
that

rid lawsuits.

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FAUSTRALIAN PACKETS,
aga, For GEELONG, ADELAIDE. PORTLAND BAY,
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and SYDNEY
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PORT PHILIP
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good A I Ships,

These magnificent 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 B.kINES and CO., 5, Cook-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

--.Ck--

Monday Morning.
WE have passed through the second week of the hottest
general election, and the second stage of the fiercest poli.

tical contest, on record,

The first was sultry and trying
enough in every sense, but the second has been, as we
say in the west end, " quite refreshing." The third week,
and the third stage of the struggle, lie before us, but they
are pleasant to contemplate, glorious in anticipation, and
will be delightful to work through. It is no doubt very
praiseworthy and exciting to fight against hope, and to
battle heroically against misfortune, but it is also very
agreeable andexceedbagly exhilarating to gather the laurels
that have been fairly won, and to reap the fruits of a vic-
tory as decisive as it is undeniable. We have struggled
bravely against difficulties, and overcome them, and now
our reward lies before us. The condition of our enemies,
beaten at all points—disgracefully "licked" in the great seats
of commerce and manufacture, their boasted strong-holds
—hooted out of the boroughs, some of which they claimed
as their own indefeasible property, to do what they liked

with—routed en masse from the counties—is truly ludi-
crous, and would obtain our pity, only it provokes our

It would be difficult for any one at a distance
to imagine the change that has come over the spirit of
tLeir dreams, and the alteration that has taken place in
tLeir physiognomies withi❑ the last ten days. Whoever
had gone into the Reform Club, or the other nests of
agitators and political schemers, before the great com-
mercial town of Liverpool had given the first and fatal
blo-

aughter

to the faction, would have heard nothing but the
most vain-glorious boastings—the most preposterous pre-
dictions of defeat to the government, and of triumph to

the opposition. Then he would have heard the TAPERS
and TADPOLES of the RUSSELL, GRAHAM, and COBDEN
coalition pooh-poohing protection as a thing dead and

buried, and remembered only by its epitaph ; prating con-
temptuously about the ministers as a pack of adventurers,
incapable of conducting public affairs, and in whom the
country had no confidence ; and extolling to the skies
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

state of th

all proofs that it is in article° mc

denouncing the seven deadly sins is

COPPOCK declaiming against bribery, sub-

cry, and the other little peccadilloes prac-
to all historical accounts of " yo manners

the Whig-Radica

Nor may be

aacc

mittimti

e electors of i

ay give him

NE is not a prophet upo

,hose ray

xrould think seriously for a moment

e blw.t,
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Tt

ESTERN ~ FURBER

MONFEZUMA
ISAAC WRIGHT
„......e." rierf COLOMBIA B R
MANHATTAN EABODY
FIDELIA DIXON.
YORKSHIRE. YOUNG
The NEW "YORK is the Pa

BRYANT

FUR liblit

acket of the Ist of August

To passengers wishing superior accommodations, these ships
offer great inducements. They are commanded by men of
experience, well ventilated, dzc., and are in every respect ar-
ranged for the comfort of passengers. Those persons holding
pre-paid certificates, will bear in mind they must apply only to
JAMES F. ROCHE, 117, Waterloo-road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
TO EXCAVATORS, MASONS, IRONFOUNDERS,
BRICKLAVERS,

MITE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
will be ready, on the 31st of July next, to receive TEN-
DERS for the construction of a STACK OF WAREHOUSES
to be erected on the North Quay of the Stanley Dock, either in
one-Contract or in detail, as they may think proper. They
will ,not bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender.
Plans and Specifications for the Work may be seen at the
Office of the Dock Surveyor, Doer Yard, south side of the
Coburg Dock, betwixt the houralsf 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. from the
Bth to 22d of July next.

Such Tenders ie be seal , endorsed " Tender for Constrnc-
tion of Warehouses," addressed to the "Chairman of the
Committee on Dock orks," under cover to the Dock Secre-
tary, not later th he 30th of July next.

By clrlier. DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Dock-oce, Liverpool, 29tli June, 1852.

VublicatiortS.
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kood, or any of

forward, ti

and principles—consent to support
hould he again be called to her

their professio
Lord John Russell
Majesty's Councils.
Now, mark the consistency of these same Liberals
Lord John Russell may take a final leap, and
abandoning every principle that he has ever advo-
cated, throw himself into the arms of the anarchists,
and they will own him as their leader. But if Lord
Derby—still adhering to his own convictions as to
the course which ought to be pursued to relieve
"the victims and sufferers" from a course of policy,
as unwise as it was precipitous, shall bow to the
decision of the country, and seek to shape his course,
so as to give the largest possible share of justice to
the suffering classes, without doing injustice to any
other portion of the community—if Lord Derby shall
attempt to move an inch in this direction, " the dogs
of war" are to be slipped immediately, and he is to
be hunted from the position to which he was called
by a stern sense of duty and of patriotism, because
there was no other party to whom the government
of the country could be entrusted. It is not because
Lord Derby has abandoned his principlss, that he
is to be made the object of a combined attack on
the part of disappointed Whigs, ambitious and only
half-concealed Republicans, and the sworn enemies
of our " Protestant Institutions, and the civil and
religious liberty which is their natural result," and
around which ourgracious Queen has called her sub-
jects to rally. If Lord Derby would do as Lord
John Russell is invited to do, his apostacy would be
hailed as a glorious triumph, by those who are now
arrayed in bitter and determined hostility to him
and his government. But it is because Lord Derby
is a man of honour, because he feels the awful re-
sponsibility that rests upon him to use every in-
fluence which he possesses to stem the flood of
Democracy, which has so long been gathering in
strength, and which threatens to involve in destruc-
tion the whole social fabric, that his ruin is deter-
mined upon. No matter what may be the conse-
quences ; no matter that the country may be left
without a Government until the contending factions
have settled their own quarrels, and decided who
shall be master; no matter that " they may find
themselves in as great difficulties after Lord
Derby's ejection, as they were before that event."
Lord Derby, the champion of ORDER, JUSTICE,
RELIGION, must be removed from office, or there
is no chance for the Anarchists. Let the country
look to it while there is yet time.—Bell's Weekly
Messenger.
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of arrangements

rails, the ultimate departure
SANDS is POSTPONED till the 28th of

STEAM TO AUSTRALIA.
;UM under arrangements with the "MELBOURNE GOLD
AND GENERAL MINING ASSOCIATION."

The well-known Screw-steamer
SARAH SANDS,
1,300 tons register;
THOMPSON, Commander.
n the 28th of AUGUST next,
Dove of Cork,) io take on board
sic Dispatches, Parcels, Ship
ich "ewe may be secured by
•e, despatched, on the 31st of
HOPE, for MELBOURNE
-c the Australian Gold

C
Will leave LIVERPOOL o
Calling at QUEENSTOWN, ((
Passengers, Specie, Telegrapi
Letters, and also Cargo, for w
and the

previous arrangement:
August, via the CAPI
and SYDNEY, the pi

Rqions

The character
for safe and .
spacious, and most co.
comfort of the Passeng
merits only are provided,
will not be taken.
GENERAL RATES of
State Cabins, 75 Guinea
'Guineas; Second Cabin

!xpeditid

las been well established
Her accommodations are
mged for the health and

saes of Cabin

or Steerage Paesengi

First Ca
RS : Ditto
Half-price;

Extra IN

1 cm
:ed Fares

,s:for S
-half tc

zild Ca'

.th of Aug
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e of the

Freden,

just co

,t profit they c

They need

all they can get,

idation of re

Chronicle

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

AMPHITHEATRE.—The tone and successful en-
gagement of Mr; and Miss Vandenhoff and Mr. Barry
Sullivan is drawing to a close, this being the last week
they can appear amongst us for the present. We have
little to report in the way of novelty, for so well received
has been Woman's Heart," that that has been the
staple play.• In spite of the excessive heat, large au-
diences have been drawn to witness the performances.
On the night of our last publication a smaller audience
than usual was gathered to witness the sternly grand in-
terpretation given by Mr. Vandenhoff to Coridanus;
and on Saturday this classic actor appeared in " Julius
Cesar," impersonating Brutus. Remembering his per-
formance of Cato, we have in these three characters the
soul of Mr.Wandenhoff's great acting ; for, though great,
and sometimes unapproached, in other characters, as in
Richelieu arid lag°, he towers above every contemporary
in such classic subjects. Macbeth is the only other
Shakspearian 2-6le, Othello excepted, in which Mr. Van-
denhoff has on this occasion appeared ; and it was one of
those fine performances on which the critic likes to dwell,
and would willingly expatiate. Macbeth is by no means
)tion with Mr. Vandenhoff ; we were,
ith the opportunity of witnessing his

ROYAL

ever,t that notrri kc.or,n,mTTrid,,
of
the
na.chb

from which at times
of the hear

;he cannot free- her

—a coldn es

opportunity a

Miller

I to, a

Sarsfield Co

d made a
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k this port, haie resulted
e forty names to the pledge book of

night past which he has
in the addition of sons
the Poole Temperance Societ.)

SELECT VESTRY

iy, on Tuesday

e Rev

e fortnightly meeting of this
lector Campbell presided.
Mr. Clarke,

answer to a c

the churchwarden, sf
triumph over the L

the'ehurch bells were not rung

erals at the close of the election ;
rung whichever party got in.—Mr.
defended the 'Vestry from the

Ireviou

dap, in reference to the appointment of new magistrates.
He showed that no disrespect was intended either to the
Bench or to the Council in nominating six gentlemen, and
It the motive for the step had been the unwillingness of
a magistrates to sit at the Workhouse to decide on parish
"ee to en-

ineis and the refesa

he Financecom

of the magis-

tain an

followed, when the fol-

ates' clerks' !e

soliltio

ie measures 05

,hem to take suc

s as are neces

re 593

,tal admission

.nications bac

d on th

n read and ct

£lOO to £75, and t

sdale presided, and the

wing member

iso preset

leckwith

Irt of the me

for two wee
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V ARIE TIES.

NEiv READING OF THE CELEBRATED WAGNER
SAYING.—(Adapted to the pockets of St. Albans, Ips.
?rich, and others.)—" An
_Election is only to be valued
for the sake of its money."—Punch.
l'Eux M`CARTRY,
gof..therr militia, was gene-
rally late on parade. Felix," said the sergeant,
"you are always last." asp, Sergeant Sullivan,"
was his reply, 'sure some one must be last."
" FATHER, it speaks here about Illuminated
Manu-
scripts. What were they lighted with ? The father
hesitated, and when the question was repeated, answered
desperately, " With the light of other days, my son I"
CoNcrosivx.—" Pat, do you know how to drive? "
asked an excursionist in Ireland of the keeper of a
wan'
jaunting car. " Sure I do," was the answer; " t
it I who upset your honour in a ditch two years ago ? "
A re AN praising porter, said it was so excellent a beve-
rage that, taken in great quantities, it always made him
fat. " I have seen the time," said another, " when it
made you lean." " When ?" said the eulogist. " Last
night—against a wall."
Goon MANNERS.—Good manners are the settled
,of social, as
medium specie is of commercial, life ; returns
are equally expected for both ; and people will no more
advance their civility to a bear than their money to a
12Inkrupt,
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1807, was

ce between the

acter, and showed the
d vigour of intellect

fond c

the ha

youth, tl
e Colelot

on of the county of Wex..
rs was of a
tator to be
is babits
lusic and

swearing
cts of his

for and the testator

d for the
vanced to
;o procure

J. In one of those
G, he s
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BIRKENHEAD MODEL I ACHT ..+
proposed for ballot at the next meeting of this club at
Mr. M'Gregor Laird and. Mr. Gilbert Moss.
for the ex-Commodore's prize comes off on t
instant.

The race
24th

AVACANCY having occurred in Boughton Ward,Chester,
Mr. E. W. Topham, the clerk of the course of Chester,
Aintree, Newton, and other meetings, has been elected to
fill the vacancy in the Town-council, by a majority of 160
over his opponent, Mr. Chamberlain.

CHESTER. AND HOLYHEAD RAlLwAy.—Traffic for the
week ending July 11, 1852.—Railway : Passengers, par-
cels, &c., £3,038 108.4 d. ; Goods, £729 3s. M.—Steam-
boats: Passengers, parcels, &c., £370 16s. sd.—Total,
£4,138 9s. 10d., being an increase over the correspond-
ing week last year of £277 Hs. ld.

LOWEIL BEBINGTON.—On Tuesday the children at-
tending Lower Bebington Schools, to the number of 170,
assembled in the school-room and walked in procession
with flags, &c., to a field belonging to Mr. Oakes, of the
Rose and Crown Inn, where they partook of tea, buns,
&c., provided for them by the Rev. S. Eversfield, curate.
A number of ladies and gentlemen were present on the
occasion.

LISCARD DISTRICT INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-
FELLOWS, M.U.—On Monday last, the members of the
" Pride of the Village" Lodge, numbering upwards of
one hundred, celebrated their fourteenth anniversary by
dining together et the Queen's Arms Hotel, Liscard.

After attending- amine service, we Ullle“
Realer at their club-room, at the house of • Mrs: Hal
The chair was ablyfilled.by. C. H. Hill, Esq., Past Pro'
G.M., supported by the Rev. Jobn Tobin.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION, TARVIN-HALL.—We per-
ceive that three gentlemen, formerly pupils at this insti-
-1 tution, have done honour to the place of their early edu-
`O cation. Mr. Peter Medd, of University. College, Oxford,
's
who has taken first-class honours ; Mr. James Moreton,
who has been declared head of St. Thomas's Hospital,
London, ranking first in the four principal subjects for
examination, and awarded the prize offered by the
the Physical Society of London, for his paper read before
..ogers, that body ; and Mr, David Long, who has been awarded
erson.—The the senior scholarship, of his College, Corpus Christi,
;, (in conse- Cambridge.

Irt was

F IMITATION.--i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

st in their minds, 1

arcing at the

Tipton, swearing at

execrating all the rase•IIIF S

is To'•

sun, especta]

;Y, who

that chief of ras,
tim out of the snug Palmerstonian borough of
)w may that indefatigable tool and most in-
ning COVPOCK be remarked running, about
m club-house to club-house, and from agent to attorney,

go. No.

emcntly against bribe

and corruption

Last resource of the despairing faction, and is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

NEWS.
GENERAL
itt ARE, upon a modem
',eats of
Pers ratan London

vlllll
Ro;lrony Shit

ines each

iuu►ru. •ao upF,cIIS
larmed by the war of the

t'IGS, w

T childrer

covered

TII STA

no one was

MORE VIOLENT It 71CDER SToßms.—Besides the in great force for some time, consequently whatever he
fearful storm of Monday week, the county of Glocester runs must not be lost sight of.
has this week been visited by other storms of no less fear- Next week I shall present your readers with a few notes
oilation upwards of ful a character, and more destructive in their effects. At and " prophecies" on the renownea ilooawooa meeting,
or indirectly, by Cheltenham the cottage of a lab,— • a which is expected to be a most brilliant one.
Taylor, near the Alidlaml I remain, Sir, respectfully.
,nes each, i and one of his children dreadf
peter- that the family had been mue
elements, and Mrs.. Taylor was pr
while her husband and an infant w

LIVERPOOL JUI

MEETING

5 yrs, ist 13
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

thstantini
and Con se

igible tenant.
For further r

'tl; antrb

11 be LET t

WANTED, immediately, an-ASSISTANT for the
BOYS' SCHOOL at Crew Salary _4O a year.
Apnlications, stating age quirernents, &c.,to be addressed
Mr. J. W. GILL, ere eslnre.

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
OFFICE OF TREASURER.
THE Office of the TREASURER of the LIVER-
-1 POOL DOCKS being about to become vacant, by the
resignation of the present Treasurer, Candidates for the ap-
pointment are requested to address their applications, with
testimonials, sealed, "To the Chairman of the Dock Commit-
tee," and deliver the same at the Office of the Secretary, not
later than THURSDAY, the 29th instant. Security, to the satis-
faction of the Committee, will be required to be given, in a sum
of .elO,OOO, for the faithful performance of the duties and re-
sponsibilities of the office. The S ry will be 750 per annum,
and no retiring allowance wil e given. Persons exceeding
the age of 45 years will be i dgible for the appointment, except
those already in the em yof the Dock Trust.

By orler,

DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Dock Qftice, Liverpool, July 15, 1552.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

TO SYDNEY,

TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,
'After Saloon 5O Guineas.
Including Stewards' Fees, the attendance of an experienced
Surgeon, and all Provisions of the best quality, except w'ns,

splints, and malt liquors, which will be supplied at very mode-
rate prices.
In the Saloon State-rooms every requisite will be provided.
In the Second Cabin the Passengers will have to supply them-
selves with bed, bedding, and linen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
The Franklin arrived at Southampton, on Wednesday,
from New York, with advices to the 3d instant, and
-8600,000 in specie, =8'250,000 of which were for England.
The Northerner had arrived at New York with .8'188,817
on freight. At Apulco, the United States consul had
been arrested by the Mexican authorities on account of
some transactions connected with the sale of a steam-
boat. Difficulties had arisen between the French
Minister and the Mexican government. Flores still
remained at Puna.

ARRIVAL OF THE

L NIAGARA

The Royal Mail steam-ship Niagara arrived in the
Mersey at 3h. 35 m. a.m. on Sunday, having made the
from Boston in 10 days, 9 hours, and 53 minutes,
,ht letters and papers
anti from Boston to the ith
and $250,000 in

passage

time. She broug

to the 6th,
,n board 75

passenger

1 steam

ship Canada, which sailed fron

I this port at 2 30, p

• .
Dti tne 7th instant, arrived at
the 7th instant, having made

3oston

steaming time.

lenry

Ist. The pall-
National Hotel.

bearers
1 At 1,.1

House of Representet
ington, G

Itimore dele.

I gation, and

ns and stran-
-1 funeral pro-

cabled at the

same place,

;he Secrets.

et entered the

Senate-cham

hotel at

number of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

TO BUILDERS

REBUILDING THE IcIiiiSWCiIEkCH,WESTDERBY.
THE Plans and Specifications for the above Church
are deposited at the Office of Mr. J. STEWART, 15,Leigli-
street, where Builders wishing to TENDER for the WORKS
may refer to the same on after I,,ISAY, the 19th of July
instant.

Sealed Tenders to be left at tl bore Office, endorsed "Ten-
ders for West Derby Claud on or before SATURDAY, the
14th August. _ _ _

The Committee do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest
Tender.

20, .Spring-gardens, London, .Tnl y,1552.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

I ATIOG RON

GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES

PROCEEDING TO.

AUSTRALIA,
Supplied with the whole or any part of an
OUT F I T,
At very economical prices. •-•

P. L. MALT ART,
OUT ER
AND

A6RfT MERCHANT,
N , B OL D-STREET,

'PASSENGERS

BEDDIN G

Complete Lists of Outfit, with Prices attached, may be had by
applying at the Establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20

Osbaldesto

Charmi

also started. Won in a

The LANG

of 10 so
Ids.

Piot, Bst 41b..
Bst 71b

Ir. Smith's May Blossom,
5 to 4 on Butterfly

THURSDAY

pf 100 e'

Ar. Henry's Butterfly, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ...... W. S
Cs Mountain Deer, 4 yrs, 9st
Jail

Even on Butted,

Won by half a ler

The FOAL STA'.
Mr. Payne's

:s- of 100 sovs each

genund, Bst 61b

The Liirl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

re Sir GEORGE GEE

foot of the poll, aff

etribu

n sometimes

One of t

ire most glaring

t the time of passing the Reform 'Bill
ion of Durham and Northumberland
and conferring upon each of those

into division

counties the right to return two additional members
in order to bolster up the influence of the
LAMETCN party in North Durham, and the GREY
party in North Northumberland. The LAMBTON
acquisition speedily became

nce ov

er its new

y a shadow;

eCtion it has

ler extinct
th. i

fluence has

1 to secu

''Pturn of the most able

member of the family. To maintain uninjured
mch settlements of the representative system as
would serve to bolster up the strength of the Whig
amily party, would have been a prominent feature
any new Reform Bill brought in by Lord JOHN
and his party. Representation for the
n anything but a sham.
e not the signs of the times, however,
ating another job for the
efit of themselves has gone by ; and a
ntary Reform will be effected by
Batch after batch we expect to
paltry boroughs which, under the
ement of Mr. COPPOCK and his sa-
)een the veriest sinks of corruption,

Rus SE I.

ever wi

ty of perpet

euppu

Par Earner

hands

see those

t man

es, nave
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

*outb America.

LINE of PACKETS for RIO DE JANEIRO.
Lits only room for fine goods.—Will be despatched forthwith,
and give any engagement to sail first vessel,
The remarkably fine British-built clipper Barque
p.;.0.111‘ TOWN OF LIVERPOOL,
JAZee Captain noon,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade;)
337 tons: A 1 at Lloyd's ; now on h .-secOnd voyage ; and in
every respect a most supe onveyance : loading in the
Prince's Dock.—Appl
,OTESWORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

EARL OF DERBY (new), for MEI
BOURNE and PORT PHILII_;.,
BEN NEVIS (new

or MELBOUR'N

and PORT PHILIP... . _ _.. .. 31st Aug
BHURTPORE ( ne:22.,e,0r PORT 12000.. BAINBRInoE ..
PHILIP .... 20th Sept
DUNDONALD, for MELBOURNE 1 3000.. GILL' ES
and SYDNEY
BLANCHE, for SYDNEY rOOO. RUDOLPH ...
To follow
ELLEN, for MELBOURNE and 11802.. LEIGHTO.I.: ..

PORT. PHILIP.

t are A 1 fast-s

Clinver-built S;

They are

W, constr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, Ju,sy 20, 1852.

George Ashburner, Bolton-le-Moors, ironmonger.
John Hayman, Torpoint, Cornwall, miller,
Thomas Brooks, Lye, near Stourbridge, nail manufacturer.
Daniel Merewether Ford, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, London,
carrier.

Samuel Pownceby, High-street, Shadwell, stationer, and
Munster-street, Regent's-park, London, victualler.
Thomas Meeson, Fenchurch-street, London, coal merchant.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—SamueI Horton, Carlton-road,
Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, London, builder:
DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.—J. and T. Hoyle, Salford,
cotton manufacturers, final div. of 4s. 3d.—T. C. W. Pierce
and G. Homan, Manchester, merchants, final div. of Is. loid.
, —J. L. Horrocks, Manchester, merchant, first div. of 3s. 10d.,
—all on any Thursday, at Mr. Lee's, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES.—Aug. 12, D. McConnell, Liverpool, joiner—
Aug. 11, J. Marsden, Manchester, laceman.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Scott and Co., Liverpool,
rice millers—Le Maistre and Hocart, Liverpool, ship brokers
—Leytham and Hamsworth, Liverpool, soda water manufac-
turers—Von Dadelszen and Kreitmair, Liverpool, commission
merchants—J. Hesketh and Co., Blackburn, power loom cot-
ton cloth manufacturers.

Friday, July 23, 1851

John Rampoldi, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, toyman.
Thos. Lister, jun., Long Preston, Yorkshire, cotton spinner.
Charles Rogers, Camborne, Cornwall, draper.
Henry Addis, Wm. Onions, and Edmund Lloyd, Glocester,
vinegar manufacturers.
_ .

Henry Gurney, Pitfield•street, Hoxton, London, victualler.
George Clark, Old-street, St. Luke's, London, draper.
Div DEND.—Aug. 16, W. N. Monies, Liverpool, spirit mer-
chant.

DECLARATIONS OF DlVlDENDS.—Occleshead and Cummins,
Liverpooi, commission agents, first div- of 6s.
Brothers, awl Llv poul, we, third div. of
3-16d.,—both on any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.—
C. Steadman and C. S. Bakewell, Manchester, joiners—first
div. of 3s. Gd., and a first div. of 88. sd. on the separate estate
of C. Steadman, on any Tuesday, at Mr. Mackenzie's, Man-
chester.—W. Croudson, Wigan, iron merchant, final div. of
F. Taylor, Wigan, cotton spinner, final div. of Eqd.,
—both on Aug. 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Fraser's,
Manchester.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Johnson and Bickerstaff, Li-
verpool, licensed vietuallers—Deane,Youle, and Co., Liverpool
and Pernambuco, and Youle, Deane, & Co., Bahia, merchants;
as far as regards R. Gardner —Cumming and Carter, Kirkham,
Lancashire, spirit merchants—lrlam and Hulme, Manchester,
calenderers—Williamson and Hamar, Manchester and Salford,
machine brokers—Holt and Gooofellow, Manchester, calico
printers—Heywood and Delauney, Manchester, wood turners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

BIRTHS.

Rhodes, of

On the 19th inst., the wife of the Re
Ferry, of a daughter.

C. Jones, of Rock

On the 19th ins

os. Roose, of Hope-street, of a son:
of the Rev. Charles Henry Burton,
ip's, in this town, of a daughter.

M.A., inc-u-inbe7CO'f‘gt'. Phil

On the 19tt

near this town, of

t Mackie, Esq., of Ford,

On the 19t
iughter.

st., in I

lon, the Countess of Mulgrave, of a

On the 20th inst., the wife of Mr. Latham, of Clare-street, of
a son.

On the 20th inst., the wife o:
Everton, of a son.

J. F. Behn, of Mill-road,

On the 21st inst., in Upper Huskisson-street, Falkner-square,
the wife of Robert A. Munn, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 22nd inst., Mrs. George Sudlow, of Bloom-street, Of
a daughter.

23rd inst., in Fairfield-terrace, Mrs. Rowe, of a

Bold-street, Mrs. Doull, of a son, still
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

articular regard to str

and clurabilitl,
Australian Trade,
the health and comfort of Passengers during the Voyage. The
arrangements on board each Ship will be of the most complete
description, and Passengers may depend fully on receiving
every attention and assistance required. A fully-qualified
Surgeon will be provided for each Vessel. Parties residing at
Dlication by letter, receive every intor-
Berths for Cabin, Poop,

Immanded

o will tik

ry precai

to promote

n be secured by re

.:witting a

and WILSON,

gs, Water•street, Lfvervool
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

ed nor cone

t is quite evident that the
ra all, Lord JOHN RUSSELL,

,t conceited gander of a

arithmetician ; at

all events he is no sager than

any other old goose in recko

ng his gos:

3gs before the

itched

" He counted them at break of

But when the sur

ere are the four hundred birds of a feather that
gether blessing the lo

s of COBDEN and

ock to

L, and that

re to waddle after them,

as a to

rough all the mire and mud into which they pleased to
Truly laughable it is to note the saddened
s of the family clique and their
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE

MARKET.
FRIDAY, JULY 23

There is an improved feeling in the Sugar market, and the
sales, which amount to 600 hhds 8.P., 4000 bags of Bengal, and
500 bags of Mauritius, are at very full rates. Sales of Foreign
on the spot are confined V) 200 boxes yellow Havana, with all
faults; but a cargo of white Pernam is reported as sold, for
delivery in the Mediterranean at 235 6d per cwt.—Molasses
continue in request, 350 puns Antigua having been sold to
arrive at 17s per cwt.—Coffee market continues very quiet,
without change in prices ; transactions are limited to 200 bags
Rio, at 37s for common, up to 60s for very good washed, 70
bags Jamaica at 37s to 465, and 250 bags Singapore, part all
faults, at 37s per cwt for the sound.-100 bags Para Cocoa are
reported at 24s 6d per cwt.-50 tcs Carolina Rice sold at IS.s 9d
in bond, and 2000 bags Bengal at 9s to lls per cwt for low to
fine white.-100 puns Rum sold, and prices rather in favour of
the buyer.—Several chops of blackish leaf and Pekoe-flavoured
Congou Tea have found buyers at full rates, but the market is
inactive for most other sorts of blacks and greens.—A limited
business doing in Tallow ; Petersburg Y.C. at 38s 6d ; small
sales of South American, of low quality, have been made at
31s 3d to 35s per cwt.—ln Lard no transactions have taken
place.-1000 bales Jute, including 450 all faults, have been
taken at .ElO to .el 3 105 per ton for the sound portion, being
fair prices.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
FRIDAY, JULY 23.
The market opened with a continuance of the moderate bu-
siness noticed during the last month ; occasionally buyers had
a slight advantage. On the arrival of the Pacific an improved

demand took place, and very extensive purchases have since
been made by all classes of buyers, especially speculators.
American descriptionsat and below "middling" have advanced
fully id per lb. Brazil, more particularly Pernam and Maceio,
has been in very good demand, at full prices. Egyptian con-
tinues to be freely offered ; the lower qualities barely sustain
previous rates, whilst the better kinds readily command last
week's quotations. Sales in Surat large, without any decided
Speculators have taken 15,050 American, 1000 Per-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

Ayrshire, in proposing

made a sin;4lar confes-

n said that the pre-

sent government was the only one which could conduct
the affairs of this country ; and why did any one venture
to make such a statement ? It was because the opposition
to that government was broken into fragments. It was
because they numbered Whigs, peelites, radicals, and an

indefinite number of nondescripts beau
He himself hail stood as long as he could in the unenvia-

was la

ble position of a Peelite—
stoo/s; but now he thought it was absolutely indispensa-

.1 conservatives should drop the name of
conservative at once, and frankly, as he now did
Mr. CARDWELL, it is

ble that the libera

most certain, has been " sitting

between two stools," and has fallen to the ground as men
usually do under similar circumstances. Rejected at Li-

verpool and in Ayrshire, lie will have to make some very
decided change in his principles, or rather in his mode of
avowing them, before he can hope again for the confidence

of any constituency.
At present the public are inclined to rank him amongst
the class which his friend Mr. OSWALD styles " nonde-
scripts." Mr. CARDWELL has certainly no need to
" drop the name of conservative." That has been done
long ago.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

pretty brisk inquiry for Mutton, the good and prime qualities
bringing rather more money. No chang
sale of Lamb. Prices are—Best heifer beef, 5

e took place in the
good

id to sid

ditto and fat oxen, 5d to sid; inferior sorts, 4d to sd; best

w•ether mutton, 6d.; good ditto, 5d to sid ; middling and infe

for sorts, 4il to sd; Lamb, sad to 6d per lb., sinking the offal

CORN

MANCHESTER. JULY 2•

and Flour may b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

s, for vscre he at this moment of

ould run very great risk of

AcTEoN-like, hunted and devoured by his own
o name bad enough to fling in the

There is

teeth of the unfortunate ex-minister; there is no accuse

sufficiently

dishonourable and contemptuous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

it is reasonable to insist

reciprocity from

Oe foreigner

~ However, a

ee of soreness

ssions

It is hard for

'II SO VO

for weeks past, to have to

their rostrums, and submit to political
elp for it. Their

there is no 1

occupation's gone ;" and they must be
ntent for a time to pursue the various callings

ore con

nial to their natures, an

LI for which they

etter fi

ed by their talents

result of the el

ection for Nort

has been left at

s a striking instance of

out to political
of the jobs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

ARE MR. CA RDWE LL'S I RAILWAY ACCIDENTAT BOOTLE STATION

Yesterday morning a collision took place upon the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, at the Bootle station,
, between two trains, a luggage and a pas-
,nger train, by which most of the carriages of the latter
sere damaged, and several of the passengers injured, but
none of them very seriously. The particulars of the colli-

near this town,

.11 be found in the

before
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

AFTER all the Radical crowings over the defeat of the
Marquis of BLANDFORD by Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE, the
majority of the latter has turned out to be less than was
expected, being 132 only, instead of 170 as at first stated.
An analysis of the poll sheds the strong Conservative
feeling that exists in the county. At the three London
polling places, the Marquis was ahead of his competitor.

lake the whole county, excepting only the Tower Ham-
lets, and the numbers are—Grosvenor, 3,926; BLAND-
FORD, 3,520 ; B. Osborne, 3,232. Mr. Osborne is there-
fore returned by the Tower Hamlets alone, which con-
tains a number of small freeholds, and is princif

y inha-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

cient to produce an effect. Since Wednesday a bett"r demand
has existed in the yarn market, both for export and home con-
sumption, the principal transactions for export being by the
German merchants, who have operated more freely. Prices
are favourably influenced, and for most descriptions of yarn a
slight advance is required. The cloth market has improved
in about a similar ratio. Printers of most descriptions are

still scarce and worse to buy, whilst 40in. shirtings seem to
have received a check to the downward tendency observable
previously. T cloths have been also more inquired for, and
are the turn better; whilst domestics are in pretty steady de-
mand, at slightly advanced quotations. There is a decidedly
better feeling in tile market, and expectations seem to be en-
tertained that we may look for continued steadiness.

ROCHDALE.—We have had a rather quiet market this week,
arising principally from the manufacturers wanting more for
their pieces, to meet the rise in the raw material. There has
also been a still wool market—the dealers demanding better
prices, and manufacturers being unwilling to

give them until

they can get more for their goods.
LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade of this town and district
is in much the same condition we have had to notice for some
weeks past. There is a steady demand, and stocks, which are

comparatively low, do not increase. Prices, too, are firm.
NOTTINGHAM.—We have had a better demand for lace
goods generally during the past week than we have experienced
for a length of time. The hosiery trade, although not by any
means brisk, continues in a very healthy state. The demand
for merino articles has increased, and the orders for shirts
made of this textile, and for those made of spun silk, are con-
siderable.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

RtiSSE

lead theta
aspect and dejected visas
tag-rag and bob-t-'

dencients, now that
nd that their hope of returning to power is dead

1, and that ever

day drives an

wo in its coffin. Entertaining beyond description

to hear how they accus

5 other of stupidity,

of mismanagement, of want of common sense—nay, of
even wilful and malicious treachery. The rogues fall out
honest folks come, as usual in such cases, by their
The MORGAN JOHN O'CoNNzm.s, the CARD-
the BLACKSTONES, the ANSTEYS, the HOB-
the PARE

RNALS-:111 the unfortu-

iate victims who " are out and cannot get in

and openly charge

ho late 'A

with in:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27

ROM LIVERPOOL TO
PORT PHILIP, DIRECT.

magnificent nem
DANIEL LI

e 15th of August next,
Ter-ship ALCIOPE,
Commander,

reed in the trade

'ed and copper fastened ;
i of Pgrsatis desirous of

Iftils..rrailicularly requested
.y sailed twelve knots in
of the shortest passages

Her accommodations,
engers, will be found
most liberal scale. A
p, and every attention
art of the Passengers. This
s. To secure Berths imme-

T information, apply to