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

LIVERPOOL

`ATURDAY NRXT.
—NG CLASSES, the
WORKS of MODERN ARTISTS,
—n nrch-st met.
from Ten in the Morning till Doak, Sixpence;
'Catalogues, Sixpence. From Six till Ten
• • Children, Half-prize; Catalogues,

Y CLOSE ON

OPEN to the WORI
ItitTloN of tt

a, ti!air-price;*
vening, Twupt
ay.

FIFTH WEEK

4,, t•URTION OF THE RIVER ...
EXHIBITED HERE BEFORE

PAUL'S C
BURGESS

by the Rev

nth Janu

rpHE

will be be
HA

UNITED

FOREIGN AID SOCIETY.
WON will be delivered and a COLLECTION
in aid of the Funds of the above Society, (D. V.,)
next, the 15th instant,_ at
kRD ST.

by the Re

A PUBI
..1 1111"1

tor of Chelse

Id the Evening following, the 16th instant, in the
LL OF 7'llK COLLE
at Half-past

ion will attend;

o'clock

present peculiar
Nositta of Protestantism it
i other interesting' etaila, will be communicate(
RICHARD..at RGESS. . . .. •

'he Meetir

Tickets to
r. Jos. HA

wick-road ;
Mail, and (

W. JONES, Treasurer, Exchange-buildings.
H. J. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec., Rumford-street

MOVEMENT AGAINST MANNOOTH

IC MEETING, composed of CHURCH-
Ind DISSENTERS, for the purpose of Petitioning
AGAINST the continued ENDOWMENT of
I COLLEGE, will be held in the Hall of the

ENING next

tint, at Half-past Six o'clock ;
3AM HODGSON, lisq.„..in the Chair,
ig will be addressed-by
_

.
D.D.
RD CROPPER, Esq.,

CiS SHAND, Esq.,
.ev. Dr. NEWTON,
.ev. C. M. BIRRELL,

And others.
ONLY MEN ADMITTED.
)e had, gratis, at Mr. SCRAGG'S, Itenshs
RAMON'S, St. James's-plase, Toxt(
Castle-street, Kirks
-
Ir. LED ARS% LOACI
Wirier Office

,n-road; and at thi

J. WEBSTER, Hon. Sec

ST. JUDE'S CHURCH.
tS will be preache4.ia4he above Church,
)AY next, the ),Stilrliiistant ; in the Morning, by
. LOWE,,,tifellmbent; and in the Evening, by the.

on SUM
B

he Distiict

NICHOLAS' CHURCH,
CHAPEL-STREET.
uence of Repairom:7-this CHURCH will
ED, as regapIa,SUNDAY SERVICE, until further
during the Week, it will be OPEN as usual for
.S. CHRISTENINGS, and FUNERALS.

TN conseq
I be CLOSt

MARRIAGE

THE DEAF AND DUMB.
UAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS
field at the INSTITUTION; 'Oxford-street, on
TTIURSDAT next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, to receive the-Annual Report, and to transact the
general'business of the Institution.
EDWARD BANNER, Honorary Secretary.

THE ANN

) EAR INFIRMARY.
AL MEETING of the FRIENDS of
the above CHARITY will
s. on MONDAY next

CLARENDC

„,--FfF:NRY CROSFIELD, Treasurer
Eye and Ear Infirmary, Mount-pleasant, •

Janucii;y, 181

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of TRUS-
TEES and SUBSCRIBERS to this CHARITY will he held I

'e o'clocl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

esiding

at Fair&

man whn passed him

e gentleman was knock
in struck at. A strug,

succeeded In over;
i-i„. --- •

Dr. Aspinall, on Friday
es of local lectures on the
Sunday-school, Beau-
itnerous and respectable

cupied by Richard Rath

icb occupied about an hour

with marked attention. an

ENGIMIS.-A notice has been
-house that no vessel will he
steam or sailing vessel, unless
signal lights, regulated accord-
he greater safety of passengers,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

t going to defend arrih

period, arnd mig

question ; but-when tt

:onsideration, anc

had previo'

prevailed

surrounded the .thron

applied wit

rm, hut mild

t be disposed to call

he found that

and moderate

some of them intc
hararter of the times was taker
the barbarous rudeness whict
, nothing but abuses havinr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

the openin
)rtant bran

of industry in the

variance with their em

Waited Kingdom, are at
ployers. A magnificent floating palace, the
steam-ship Amazon, loaded with goods and I
aaa been totally destroyed on the second night of her
ture from Southampton, dealing out death in the
horrid of forms to upwards of one hundred fellow
News of death and

I ticketty and disorganised

)rd particulars.

ances, trade in t

Front an eminent firm in t

tremelv depressed, both buyer

Russ(
ment ; it

Its must

J to the wall

,d, the only

untry lik

seat of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

t there was the slightest lia-

t was not supposed ti

Ality to fire,

It has been stated by Melbourne, the water-tender,
that all he had observed previous to the bursting out of
the flames was some flakes of fire close to the steam

uld, but wa

twenty minutes befor

all in th,

the fire broke out. c
He add

and was as rapid as a

e hose was applied from
remained as long as he

The en-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ro our scientific

ingenic

perusa

1 of this

friends we rec-eni it is vthery -
mende

The Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art.
ew publication, issued by Mr. Cassell, of
iuondln, the object of which is to popularise what is most
beautiful in works of art and industry. Some of the en.
gravings are very excellent as samples of skill, and they
po'sess considerable interest on account of the scenes
K. we I wh h they present to u-

This is

and the pri

The liters
markably lc

atter is neatl

newspapers published in Great Britain, Ireland,
'-h Isles, is the compilation of Mr. Deacon,
gent of Walbrook, London. The

evvs-a_
eral journals

e of Conservative

are pointed out, by disci
principles by the letter

apOrtarit REVIEWS

It con

and MAGAZINE

number

d Quarts?

article, on the Education Q

estion,

London, Painter'

articles

f books. The second

not only interesting

to enlighten the public mind

on a subject that is daily assuming more importanct
There is another, of the Archeological character, on tin
!s of the British Museum ; and others still one
L-. varied interest. The Dublin Universit. Magazine contains an etching and
biograub;"
Sir James Emerson Tennent. Al Aia

kntiquitiE

>jects of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

a pack of incapables,

Conservative G

certainty, and

to matters both commercial and political

iring t

ave way from Is

ption of I

went at a redo

,een supported

emained very depres

Prevailed cor

I fully 6,

.3 to op,

•evious quota-

ation Ceylon has

native kinds

Saltpetre cc

The tea market still i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ngaged in a good and pr
that they would soon cp.

mention that he. had

lied upon

kd that gentleman gave him I( - -
Id him not to come on the same errand a
(Mr. Callis) replied. "

send somebody

The question

Mr. :Councillor ditFFEvu;

quested to return thanks to those ge.._
devoted their time to the instruction of the .
ration; and he did not know nnv duty that could
pleasing to him. While doin othcr•
reapitlg advantages to their

indeed, quite
permitted so

'eady mon

for the

Tsonal satisfaction f

duties t

and they woul

For many ye-4s he-}

ad been

rnnected with 8

schools, and it was always highly
the attention paid by the child,
and the grateful way in which they

I to their

the instruction cons
That the t]
and office
entlem..

of this rc

following

President, Rev. T. L.
Hobbs ; Treasurer, Mr. G. B. Goug,..
Thompson ; and that Messrs. Wilson,
Caswell, Bramwell, Gregory, Longton,
steth, Staveley. Hornhv.

in ; Vice-PrQsi

of the committee
Mr. J. (

power to add to their number
.onded the

iIiEGORY

the Chairman, was corm., _
Mr. GOUGH moved a vote of thanks to the lade

nanimousl

the following be electes
Pain, Mrs. Houghton.
Gillis, Misses Wilson
Miss -
Mr

Gardner

Denton,

Seacroft, with power
'. CASWELL second,

fund had been found o
who had derived ereut

mt come myself, but I al

El been re-

tc
It seemed to lei

which being put

irs.
Mrs.
.on, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

attention to the

0,016,314 (49,489,267

)educt in creas,

Decrease on the Ye

ARTERS ENDED JANUARY 5

library attached to the schools
menced by the zeal at

intendent. Several presenis.
them by Dr. M`Neile, Mr. (

,eneyolent gentle

4,596,705
!I_ 71 C

Mr. CALME3I2I
dent for his devil

1,459,721 1 1,427,485

privilege they paiii

and earnestnesa};eh;cid.

Property T
Post Office

1,923,053 I I.IR
418,730
152.000

Crown Lands.
Miscellaneous

60,000

Repayments of

tarried nen

135,11 f

372,371 I 237,255

lust Increase

Decrease on the Quarte

• • • • The Supent, in retu
20,000 I forebodingserinten made three years a

I, that it could

01 Thomas-'s Churct

ended t

:ertions, however, reap

-I----- I there were still
,438 1,054,985 children who di

Mr. I.oN

713,547 J meeting broke

Sunday

rolt .HISrATCH EXHIBITION CHAR t:will be seen by
ttoeStetunlittnoxgsLWAa Rno
dio" BURGLARY- __Earl
an
Wigan,r iymono e„ y (erring to an advertisement elsewh , that the issue of the house of Mr. John Halliwell, t}
loured Exhibition. Chart, showi y diagrams and at one
,w, the number of persons th entered the Crystal Palace ,
..;,.4 of four mont ; the amount of money taken at
• -- -t .., interesting character, de- The robbers bad taken advan,,
..d to be wind and rain, during which th
the an entry. by taking -
-"- without be?

he doors, and other slat
ived from various sous
iven away by the ps4r
It h Inst. has beep'oosti

of the II
till Suud

rlv Dispatch

lay, ti►e hi of 1,

out the wit
heard.

which had been

of boot

r excellent super

and some ether

bered upwards of 200 volamns. which the chon,
allowed to take - - -
hours. ue
each. whir'

low LlUr

The collection in that last
year 8171ry 0U
and the amount expend(

in their leisure

,cl.to.Xl 39.6

in books, &c. was £1 Os

cue scnows.
Councillor JEFFEny seconded the motion, v

'clamation

Hermits
..,,A

y thievc

-arm, near
.8, and be-

and seven f
of a

succeeded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

garet Formby, of Forml
T the. Rev. Lonadale Formby a

Yia r s' 1 iit;

Less Legacy Duty
Edward Olierenshavr, Esq., late at Augustus

;heAeld

Leas Legacy Dut

.40.- DONATIONS.
Richard C. Nod*, Esq., Hooton-hall
The Marquis .of Westminster, per the Rev. Edivd. Hu
George Ark la,•Esq., Liverpool ..
Mrs. Peter Bourne, Liverpool, per Fred. Peel, Esq. .
Mrs. Wordswqrth, Liverpool
Joseph Shipley, Esq., ditto
Mrs. Foster, Gambier-terrace, per Henry Stubbs, Ea
John Smith and E. T. Kearaley, Esqrs., Chapel.wat
dens
A Friend, per Thomas Mills, Esq.

Them-ion, I

)ONATIONS in "aid of the REMOVAL of
and BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS,
Brown, Esq., M.P., Liverpool

Wm. Nevett, Esq., ditto -
John Holmes, Esq., ditto
Henry Steele, Esq., ditto
A Friend, per Rev. E. Hall
Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co., n
sitors on board the United States
Atlantic
And Pacific

nected trot

Mail Steam-shi

The Earl of Sefton
Joseph C. Ewart, Esq., New Bright,
John Nicholson, Esq., Liverpool
Robert Benn, Esq., ditto.

Ritdleir, Elk

Messrs. Tentiants;dow, and C
William Rathbone, Esq., ditto

Washington Jackson, E;cl., ditto
William Oxley, Esq., ditto
Joseph Shipley, Esq., ditto
William C. Mylne, Esq., ditto
Thomas Mills, Esq., ditto
George Holt, Esq., ditto

Willwood Maxwell, Esq.
Alexander Maxwell, Es

Th.otpEsi

Esq.,- ditto

A Friend, ditto -
11. E. Evans, Esq., ditto
Messrs. hlacfie and Sons, ditto,
John Parratt, Esq., ditto
William Byrom Corrie. Esn

arnana, Esq„ Liverpool
William Lynn, Esq., ditto....
Walter F. MacGregor, Esq.,
Robert Hutchison, Esq., ditto
Jams Lister.. Ran__ dirt.

Charles hielhuish, Esq., dill
Rev. Edward Hull, ditto
William Bennett, Esq.. ditto
Edward Rushton, Esq., ditto,
Anonymous. ditto

William William Wagstaff, Esq., ditto
Ridyard, Esq., ditto
Messrs. D. and J. Neilson ditto
Messrs. John Eccles and Co
Charles Martini, Esq., Cognac, per Jno. Lockett,
Charles B. Banning Esq., Livernnni

usyner ittid Co Roger Lyon Jones, Esq., ditto. George Kenworthy, Esq., ditto,
John Fletcher, Esq.,.Attorney.
Man Pottp,- .

E. Zwilchetibirt.
A .Friepd, ditto

Ea 9•, ditto.

Esq ditto..
, _......- ........
Edward ParryF,
John Cragg, ..sq., ditto...,
James Aikin, Ng, ditto..
Frederick Peel, Esq., ditto..
William Pearce, Esq., ditto
James Smith, Esq., (Sefton.
A. G. Kurtz, Esq., ditto....

John Smith, Esq.,
John Grant Morrie.

a Ellison, Esq

William

roes, Esq.,

Hudson Luficyche., Esq., ditto.
Simon Crossfield, Esq., ditto....
Robert Crosbie, Esq., ditto
John Mather, Esq., ditto
James Price, Esq., ditto
Thomas Booth, Esq., ditto
John Knowles, Jun., Esq., (lift,
William Imrie, Esq., ditto
C. H. Jones, Esq., ditto
Thomas A. Bushby, Esq., ditto
Chas. B. Buchanan, Esq., ditto.

Robert Benson, Esq., ditto
Humphrey Roberts, Esq., ditto
P. Bourne Drinkwatert Esq., dit

James Cannon, Esq., ditto
C. Cruttenden, Esq., ditto
A Friend, per J. Parrattt Esq., ditto.
James Wllluri
Rev. Geo. I

10, Esq., ditto,
h Wasey, Brid
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

SPORTIN

LIVERPOOL

ONB FOR THE
Troubleson

larquis, Young

)f Lanercos
)on Carlos.

Fruits, Ischia, Abbess ofJ;r;4
Zelmyra, Letterpress, Abdall
Bavrn,rprise, Inutile, Banal

dinal Wisernati,

Snowdr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Mr. •R

Mr. Geraud, Ditto; . and Madame Dim/
child, Ditto; Mons. Kersaboe, Ditto; Mr. Cuna, Ditt(

rthe and

Mr. Burnieose, Ditto
D'Delrio. Vera Cruz ;

.
; Mr. Delaroare, Ditto
Mr. Fitzgerrold, Ditto ;

Fevrier, D

DittO ; Mis

Mr. Joel, Jamaica; Mr. Cumi
Evans, Ditto ; Mr. Cardenuas,
4r. Anthony, Mr. Hamilto
Terrear, Grace Hoare, Mr

Santa M

Hanks
Cruz;

Mr. Creve

St. Thomas; Mr

Mr. Amer, Ver

Marsden

iipman

Thomas Carn

ost
t. Willis

John Nerink, William Steven-
Dumner, Henry Williams, John Henry

Pn. fireman
ge King

ditto, James White, ditto, GeO

so picked up and toot

oaf be con

r sufferings
s all the other Nu.

act that, be-

eve
_gone through, they

)f the west

fight ha
ilf., I

almost in a state of nudity. One
snor Roper Maclean, is severely
danger of her life. During the

ieriod between the alarm an

with maternal devotion to her child,
hteen months old, and, when so many others
lives of both. The other
Maria Smith, comes from
and was on her way to Porto Rico, to join a family

ml to save t
Miss AnnE

ady passenger

in which she was to be governess.
nary to say that the mail-bags, as
on board the unfortunate Amazon

almost unnece

men as everything else
have been totally lost.

rescued by the Gertruida, and landed at Brest;-::
or Roper Maclenan (or Maclean) and child, pas-
rs ; Frederick Glennie, passenger ; Bernardo Barri.

foreman

seaward's

Lamont, fireman

Ham Stone, dittc

ditto; GE
John Rod

ditto; Je

Welchman
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

chair on t

complained of

by the Revc

Esq., a!

Ma. T. B. Hon
to announce that t

recovering from ti

UDE'S CH

advertisement, in
be preached on SI

hat in the mornic
le evening by the

cmpany's Parham

Liverpool, Roelid

subscription c

tent of .£12,000,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

BARBAROUS MURDE

night had set in

armed, entered the dwelling houseoijapoot
man named John Curran, residing at Corduff, and having
placed him on his knees, one of them discharged the
contents of a loaded gun through his heart, leaving hiss
a lifeless corpse on his own floor. They quietly departed,
and although there were two of the deceased man's
daughters present at the time, one of whom was a mania'
woman, neither of them appeared in the slightest degree
to feel for their murdered parent ; neither of them lc
much as raised the cry of murder, or endeavoured_
any means, to obstruct the escape of the assassins. The
deceased, it was proved at the inquest held touching lib
death, had incurred the displeasure of his children by
Paying some atttortious to a widow is the neighbo:l4oo4.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

h nit., at S
George. i

)n the 30th ult.,
fighter of 11r. J

ye membe

4th inst.,
4th inst., it

➢ir. Wm. Thompso

Mr. Jol

Bart., one of ill
a, and an nncom
tween Great Bri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

!POOL

of every descriptim
his Trusses, Instruments; an
Gentlemen of the Medical Profession.lni

all persons requiring mechai
or artificial support of any ki

ed Bandages for Prole
satin Stockings (with

Is,lnvtaiya Supports 1!

or Diseise of

acting Bandages, H

elta, Pate

Air 'and fiot N
for lncurvation

,ter 'Cush

.MAS, AND s
HRS. BELL

QICAL INSTRUMEN
rfRNDS LADIIIB

S FASHIONAB
IT 18 POLICY

E TO WRITI
70 WRITE WE.

A. GOOD HAN
BOOKKE

ND UNDERSTAND
'ING -

of 12 to 60, a

►NIST and MA-
RFA of SURGICAL 111.
A NDAGRS, and TRUSSEI

adages tE

lacing) of the I improvement; Kneecaps,
Ankle Ba es, Elastic Chest Expanders
and I

PAIIIID.

TEACHERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

agency, which was lately carried on b

A circular from William James Tho
Mincing-lane. was issued on Friday last
retirement of the senior partner, and I

mpson and Sons, of

announcing the

William, Jam

Trade returns

Decen

compared with the same
in the declared valued of

74,103

curred

m manufacture

le.oi export

ry, notwithstanding it is comparatively.. a
still presents, month by month,
Id although its aggregate export
ss of the year before, there
n months of 1851, been a

recent art.
a large improvemer

ear £270,000 in ex

alretidy, in

ie first eL

.--
r exports, during the

eleVen nientfis of •18,51, has been .£63,314,272, against
£60,400,525 in the like period of 1850, showing an
of 12,913,747.' As coMpared with the same period
224,463. The navigation

of 184

r STATI

The market
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

been made

and the point, tl:

tether more boats might

certain states of the weather ? This is certain,
that every exertion should be made to avoid the

ity for a complaint from any quarter, or on

any reasonable a

A PARTING FAREWELL TO THE MAIL,

" Fare thee well

till for eve

are thee well."

THE latest reports from South Castle-street bring the
pleasing intelligence that the Liverpool Mail is tranquil
The writer, who has burned his fi

gers on three separate

," and re-

solved to be quiet
have hopes of him yet. The only thing to be got by bitir
_ .

From this evidence o

good sense, we

file is an intc

with the dentist ; and this we do

not recommend. We beg to thank him for his accommo•
dating spirit in " eating the leek" F,O promptly ; though
he grumbles, poor fellow ! and makes very wry faces about

We hope it vv

help to cur

see objects and s

true ugh

)ne other word

parting

t W

'e are willing to forge

his most unpro

aggression, his d

sentations, &

provided he acts with

and prudence in

But, if not, he may 11

our vis

Ration will be sure and sudden. Farther
L".l.- on the ashes of t

either f

get to tread li

respect

the living, we will lend a ready ear to appeals fo

)on it,

a among
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

less of their

not follow tl

A vessels to such an e

gation, be folio(

!becks and respor

greater facilities t

twenty, or even ten year

work of the pilots, that t
1

extend over as

de a ci

of commerce

With re

and even their. meritori

ing which complaint has

se, that

delayed for want of pilc

.ecurs, w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

A SERMON, Preached in St

ANSWER to a

ERM ON

iol;snrCa

THE enormous DISPATCH," on Sunday, January
sngiiine expectations of the pro,

rculation of

....
the most

wousiy made, that every purchaser should, on Sunday:the
11th instant, receive a copy of the ILLUSTRATED COLOURED
CHART OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION; it has, in con-
sequence, been found necessary to Ft..TPONE THE ISSUE
of a sheet demanding such_cwviril preparation, until Sunday,
the Ist of February, on,Ohich day every purchaser of the
" WEEKLY Disrnost," who was disappointed in receiving a
Chart on the 4tirinslant, will be entitled to a copy.
Orders can be given to any Newsvendor in town or country,
or to the Office, 139, Fleet-street, London.
are requested to send their name
Agents

with the names of their La
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

MANCHESTER

week, has been suc
able openir

g of the new year

an increased demand for 2ffsind 30's has extended tilt orders
in the hands of spinners, and imparted a hardening tendency
to prices—at any !ate, in the favourite spinnings of these

here is

,o alteration to
ected as to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

prived of their regular

tree of the

number of

immediate neigh-

m which the leadin

g tirmil

supply the following, as a tolerat
Lion to the actual details :_Mai
tninster-road, 800 ; John Perin and Co., G

y accurate approxima-
delay and Field, West-
.envrich, 700 ;

Blackwell and Ratcliffe, 600
and A. Blythe, Narrow-street, Limehouse, 280
I Rennie, Holland-street, Blackfriars, 2501 Robinson nil

and Ravanhill

Russell, Mill-wall, 200 ; Seward and Capel, Canal Iron
Works, Limehonse, 150; Swayne and Dovell, Mill-wall,
; Simpson, Pimlico, /SO; Easton and Amos, fix'
Southwark, 120; Bryan, Dank Ber.-
!-- v,-,pk-road, L 9 r

kin, and Co

aondse

th, 100; Ss-

Blackwall, ,60

Limehons

return from the smaller firms coil.

degree of certainty, probably about
Several hundred members of the society are empl

the principal railway _locomotive depots, such as Crewe
Wolverton, Swindon, Stratford, Ashford, Brighton, &c:

.
and at Manchester, the whole of the men employed at
the establishments of Messrs. Whitworth, Fairborn,
Marsden, Balhouse, Lewis, Higgins, Jones: Hetherington;
Parr. Curtis, and Co.; Sharpe Brothers, liaise, Crichton,
Mather, and Wren, quitted their work on Saturday night.
The number of men who are thus thrown out of employ-
ment in Manchester alone is 654. Added to these are
e, at Hyde'; and at the
Patrick. Cron .auld make the total of
the Manchester district about 700. The returns from the
other districts had not been received.. It appears, how-
ever, that the members of the Steam-engine Makers'
Society, who were expected to have joined the Amal-
gamated Engineers in their strike, have resolved upon
continuing their work as usual. In this determination
*he society is influenced by the branch established in
n.i.bbourhood. The ,Itristol en-

the mous engaged at Goodfellow
's3undry, which c

tirnalgamated Sc

fused to join in its demands

cease work

wßiTl`

g to refer our ri
Thompson and

he ad ver.

tisement of Me

blished

improving craomt ped
or
known, less api

has beCome wel

who have availed

themselves o

LORD BILOUGI
ark. ent

ittle and amusing

test" which has just been
ad the following learned
belonging to Lord

!ommentary or

Broughain

obstiiia

ficatio'

ibti addition of a button cc
of my Lord Brougham.

to admit that it is a r
of it; but it's a queer

It is a ir
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

1 Benne

r. Al
r, and Mr. Bias

Lment to ti
Ler
_Majesty

ned the chairmanship and

Joutv,n.
Lanesda

It is very pro-
d will be appointed

Hargreaves was brought
ig Jane

had be

0001, where he made acquaint
whom he married at St. Nicho
',bop "Pt •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

resented

the accommodation of thosc
They will take place on Wed
Saturday.

this week, hir

mot attend at night

RE ROYAL.-

The ad

.nd the kineasl:iie.

Tim Bobbin

!omic pantomime, continue to
['he scenery, machinery. trick

[tract crowded

work veil p-e-rfect-177,-;14

Clown and Panlaloon

Tolle; y

Signor Lnur

aracters of - Hari,

n and Col

execute se

lanagement very

MRS for the

80 that the pant

hour, thus

risitOrs to k
home avdn. On Friday, a nes
sington Gardens," written by of
1 Robert Broustb, will be hr' •
er. been produced

___,....
Mr. Copeland
's Piayhouse.”

lishmt

- -
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. - The principal attraction
during the week has been M. Devani's extraordinary feats
in posturing. Though we cannot say that they are very
irraceful, they certainly exhibit great suppleness of body
During this week the novel spectacle of an Arabian ate,
contending in a race against ostriches will be 1.
and to-night the talented and favourite equestria
M'Collutn. makes his re•appearance, for a kw nigh
There will be two morni..•-

o-morrow) and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

e on Ist Januar

Count]
1852,51

5; in the hou

a. With respect to th
e'had not been abh
ed, however, that ti

osition ns
!Ins. Th,

), being an increase of XI
us }ear. Of that increase

tinued their subseriptiOns to t

e previous y

Bening

had-be

t t'ee fra-ci

arder itna ionditiO

punt to, but it

fOlin;r4l;z resohi tfonli *ere then

th.9:nke be

Hosp4al;•for abeir

ddring the pa
"That !Dies
H. Moore,
H. Mc

e accounts, the sec
) yet to make them up
Lev would

30 over the receir

however, ti

ibed £lO5. The new subscription

(hiring

as or tue committee be live
'e advocated the cause of the

ry stated
lie
Ind in much the

ht mention a few of

nilscriptions
_last year amounted to

mot of r'

on account
en less during the past
,r,, which was te

ed fo'r in

lum, at

1 to make the place more cheerful,
o 4 influence on the patients. At

e whole establishment was in a iery
The expenditure of the institution

,c 1 probably b,

-edand secondcd

tion, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

and that in the inter

;i lative carps will b,

I on by P
:1 I I Circulars."
7,

. -
ance, to be strictly of

Sixty r

)ns have been arres

d at Mo

disturbance

between t

said that the Northern Courts have intimated
of c.

rresident their intentiot. -.ing that ant
eaty of Vienna, according to which no member
ly of Napoleon can occupy the throne of

piracy bas'been discovered, the object c

,elier, on

le promulgation of the Con.
15th and 20th, tc

of the most urgent of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

rf all Lod

_ J. Waln-isley,
A
...rd.street; Mr. Warburg.
delphi Ranelash.place
and Mr. J. Payne, 89, Market-sireei, Mancn.—
George Addison, 152, Church-street, Preston ; the Courant-
Chester; the Masters of the different Lodges; and the
ary Secretaries, at the Committee-rooms.
lesired that all parties attending the Ball will sign
'lckets prior to presenting them at the

0, Lord-iireet
Excl

Names on the

pear in the Full-dregs
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

uesday evenin

leyan Sunday

the leach,

as a testimony

30ARD OF TRADE arrived here
t evening at the Town-hall.

n were invited to meet hir
the docks by the mayo
nsuishod party at his wo
On Wednesday, AI

anchester

ne postmaster-gene
modal from the Livery),

leaves London at 9 a.r
adopted, the afternor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

it on premature

laid that. her 1

wnrus, a genneman well-kno•vn as a merchrmt of this
was returned against the woman; and, on town, and who for some years represented St. Paul's Ward
her recovery, she will he committed for trial at the assizes. in the Council. Apoplexy was stated and believed to be
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS : THE TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.—It the cause of death at the time, but circumstances have
tory to learn, that, notwithstanding the hostile since transpired which prop-
rested in foreign countries by the tone and tern- -

',wilful

is sstisfal
feelings c
per of ti

Mr. Edwards's death

.On the mor

mied by pruss
Edwards

British Government, in its relations with fo- 22d ult.
eowers, and in desWte of its suicidal commercial dying state in ins dressing-room, and life was extinct be-
..cy, which bas caused the national revenue in almost fore medical assistance could be obtained. Mr. Eden,
every branch to exhihit a lamentable decline, the customs surgeon, who saw the deceased after death, was of opinio-
receipts at this port continue to shew a marked improve- that death was caused by apoplexy. He, made ap'
!Bent. The accounts made up to the sth instant

the following rem

he body, but discovered nothing
which led him to believe death was caused by poison. Mr,
lEden afterwards handed the stomach over to Dr. Brett,
(the body being interred in the meantimp_l whn at (Inn.,

she*, I mortem examination

:or the year ending

di Jan., 1852

sth Jan.. 1851

3,366,284

rn STEAM -E

HIP GREAT BRITAIN.—We are autho-

then given to the

t the Great Britain

,roner, who had the body exhumed on
v. and held an inouest Dunn it in tha

Itn-shiP I Wednesday

LAtverpo,

W I cours

Eden deposed to the facts stated

York earl
Mathews,

y in t
late
The Great Brit

spring, under the command of Captai
he Great Western and Cit➢ of Glasgow

relative to t

did not find

mortem examination. He said he
1g in the head to account for the

,ell kno

d the stoma,l

found it highl

y inflamed,
.but he did not pe

..: the economy and comfort of thing there to account for deal,
,e same time to afford accommoda- Monday he received a note '
..,,s. Her engines, boilers, and the whole of that there was uneon;-
linery, are of the most approved construction, of prussic acid.
T. Penn and Sons, of London; and she is fitted co .
.. .

On the foillowThig
Ir. Brett. statinp

f the presen

)11 the 30th of December. he was

th all t

be entiC

THE At

DENT AT

'HE EDGE-HILL STATION

ticket-collector at t

D the caus

whilst er

, and that the

Edge-hill rel

lay the mon

luty to report the case to
1 to having

last witness
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

nd then left the

azon went first,"then th
before the mizenmast
re red hot, and the hull

and the rocket

out rudder

comps
killed on and made for
they could guess. Day
Prospect of relief, and Mr.
"eeded to divide the pen..

ist thei

ook out announced

of deep anxiety her cour.
~oPiever, at last was ma&
and proved to be the
Evans, who took the exl
'rooted them with the gr
Vied to land them on the c
.and eventually bore up f<landed them at Plymouth,
"tet ated with the greatest h(
rot_,_

1./
it rained very heavily,
a was put about and pull
!sea the stern of th..h;,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

,ceive the depu

The deputation consisted of the Mayor of Liverpool ;
Mr, C. Turner, chairman of the Dock Committee; Mr.
Hugh Hornby. vice-president of the C,amber of Com-
merce ; Mr. F. Shand, chairman of the West India .
clarion ; Mr. R. Rankin,. chairman of the Shipown
Association ; Mr. John Aikin ; and Mr. john Bouch.
Mr. Cardwell, M.P., introduced the deputati,-
the gentlemen who addressed his lordship wera
by, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Shand.
Mr. HORNBY said that there existed a universal co
—.-zongst all mercantile men, that the p.
Custom-house system was seriously defective, occasion

Mr. Horn-

victior.

nresent

I belie

gst the n

prung up

le to generalisation
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ere was a t

member of the committee of investi
the general committee to make in

It was q

ald be c

T of the con

ttee, or one of the off

ttendance.--TI

RETARY having 1.,

Iscussion ensued

to the

inquiry and repo

THE WAPPING DOCK

Mr. ROBINSON;

rn mod

Ann, anc
This he

gain expressed a wish to giv
e nronnced wnrrbrinclocl nt t►,P

He was. prOceeding to show tl

he bed b,

ia said that the continued alterations u
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

WHIT'EMAN, Proprietor
TanuarN, 1852.

LIVERPOOL
retiring from

above

lis English and American

IFriend' for thereliberal support during
and has great plinsure in recommending her successor,
POWELL, Wm the Lane End Hotel, Blackpool.

Mr. PO WELL returns his sincere thanks for the very kind pa-
tronage he has received from the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry
during the last 'seven years, as Proprietor of the Lane End
Hotel, Blackpool_; and having taken the. Royal Hotel. which.

from its proximity to the Eiciange;Railavai....at.ons, s om-
house, Docks, Post-office, &c.. renders it most central for
Families arriving from American and other vesselsitMerchants,
Commercial Gentlemen, &c. The Hotel has been thoroughly
beautified and re:furnished. It heann excellent Commercial

Ten Priv Sitting-rooms, Forty eight
Room, Coffee Rooin,
lofty, light, and airy Dedr s, a comfortable Smoke Room,
and Hot, Cold, and Show6r Baths. Also, a splendid spacious
Room, suitable for large Dinner parties.
The Wines and Spirits have been very carefully a,
Mr. Pow-,* theref, a that t!- " ^f

ELL, t.. _tore. hopes , .ne whole of his arrans,
ments will give entire satisfaction to all who may honour but
with their patronage,
A Night Porter in constant attendance.

Life Ass
Sums pg

8AN.6„01

IS THE ONLY SURE D.-
ESSRS. THO , HE.
No. AYTON-SQUARk
uarantee to ev Pupil, from the ar.-.
_ had Writing, in few easy lessons.
the last twenty years, f at all are taught a good hand in a very short time
Ps lABLISHED, 1527.

Messrs. TitomsoN teach the uaefafart a
BOOKKEEPING

t or Double Entry, on

comprehending all its t

Ppeedilyinlesdoifn-Vg. or oftmi
ms apply at N.

useful branches
Thom PSO N.
8. Clayton-sal

For Ca-rds of

DIRECTORS

sq., F.R.A.S,
NTENDENT.

F. Ferguson Catryoul!, Esq

uitica, and EndOwmeata

Id and indisputable pri
:s as used in the first r

Iment, No. 8, Clayton-square. -
ARITHMETIC, MENTAL CALCULATION, &c.
Messrs. THOMPSON'S usual Juvenile Classes will be held

METROPOLITAN COUNTIES AND GENERAL
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
27, REGENT-STREET. WATERLOO-PLACE LONDON.
INCORPORATED PURSUANT TO ACT OF PAR-
LIAMENT.
TRUS,TREIN.

Richard Spooner, Esq.. hI.P. Edvr. Vansittart Neale, Eaq
Spencer H. Walpole, Esq. M.P. Henry Peter Fuller, Esq.

Samuel Driver, Esq.
Thomas Littledale, Esq.
John Griffith Frith, Esq. E. Lomax, Esq.
H. P. Fuller, Esq. S. Miller, Esq.
John P. Griffin, Esq. Edw. Vansitt-irt Neale, Esq
Peter Hood. Esq. Sierbomas N. Reeve
Capt. Hon. G. F.Hothatn, R.N."' W. Studley, Esq.
CONSCJAINO ACTUARY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

,ne has

have proved very prejudicial

the payment

add to theifl

)uld not be improbable.
•ether variable, but they
et: range, especially with

long. The Commissioners
tional Debt have received

nsequently,

their disposal

luring

whole amount,

nterest r
to be sal

a on account

a the purc

re market I

4 durine

ek, and

tion to make
flatness

3r. The market, this day, has
and prices gave way, at one
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ay, it will
Mahomed Ali, to

'e a free

gypt once more to a

to Railway Accident,

referent.
_, and the ape?,
Lord Campbell's Act. London : W. H. Smith &
In this clever and well.argued

Tochure, the qt

of Government interferer

pon the val

elaborately r

's, and
A tha

speedy passage
iga thrown between

But this

. .
__ tire likely to be
e continued attempts of

condition of

rered: especially with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

I the works contemplated had done so much to establish, and

eering followed on the
f thanks woa Er;eran ft's /11

LECTURE ON UNITARIANISM

On Tuesday ev

ng last, the third o

tures on Unitari

tendance on t

auditors

the Rev

A. Kno

ip Hom an, and the Rev. S. A

KNOX

b a pra

piritual c

racter of

God and man ; in opposition to the Unitariar

of the

Chester t

for payment of

Pollock by I out of their aggregate
pany state that, aft(

purposes authorised by their acts
their capital, and also the funds tE

I the purpo

s of any other bill G

and upwarc

r. Locke. their

'nose of
rkenhead a

and contin

branch

£550,000.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

c a resident

cidedly a good I
Dk, so a book

ich has at

Geograph

new in principle

best we know, i

of bot

d of writing

g by an American

ask with

lotice, and it

use writin

fly readers to this

nnel hr which

issue their pro.
ipers of interest,

latter, r
in Cart

3ne of Wilson

Wed to a gentleman in

's interegtin
From lon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

'inontese Minister of t

e Interior to an

objection urged by Signor Castagnetto against the erec-
tion of a Protestant Church in Turin has been translated
use -paper, La Buono No-
_

:dmonte

by Mr. Gill); fr .
vello :—" The statute," said the Minister of the Interior
Signor Galvagno, " proclaimed religious toleration at the
same time that it proclaimed individual liberty and the
yof all the citizens of the State. As to the
Which sari that forms of religion are to be

legal equalit
first article,

tolerated in conformity with the laws, it must be under-
stood to mean that they shall be tolerated in conformity
with the laws in those particulars which, according to the
statute, can be immediately carried into effect. Here
unlimited toleration is proclaimed throughout the king-
dom. Now, what is religious toleration ? If this tolera-
tion does not comprehend in itself the idea of religious
worship, 1 know not what it means. And the exercise of
religious' worship presupposes the existence of churches."
He subsequently added, ' Where other forms of worship
are tolerated, tbe exercise of the Catholic religion can be
no longer exclusive._ Where one religion is exclusive, the

toleration of any other is absolutely prohibited ; hence it
would be absolutely impossible for a Ministry, in confor-
mity with the statute, to render the Catholic religion
exclusive. 'Special measures have not been taken against
a religion which has never caused any disquietude to the
Government, in the valleys where it is exercised by citi-
zens faithful to the Crown and constitution. It makes
no display either in its spirit or in externals; for the pro-
fessors of the Waldensian faith have no processions nor
demonstrations similar to those practised by the adho.
rents of the State relig,lon—the Catholic religion."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

no symptonvi of anti:

Tho'absence—of the Europa's advices keeps al
es from operating to any extent. Prices of all de
The saki of Friday, Saturday

nearly 2,000
to 2

lay sales inc

ude 60 Sea Island at I3d.
.•, 400 Egiptian. at 5Ad. to
and 400 Pernam and Maranhams
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Rev. J. C. M

and its commencemei
We

appointed for the first Sunday of
the new year. .egard this experiment, in such a town
as Birmingham, with no little interest.
"We have little doubt that when once the effort shall
have been made to arrange our services for the benefit of
those who are at present excluded from all share in them.
further alterations will be found needful than any which Hayes, have entered into the contetnplatio'

iversity,and

Rector of

...meas. We agree, indeed, with the
,ed in the Leeds report. that the Prayer-book
should be preserved intact; but th---

ntiment
t

ere is no teas

Church of England. The
report) of a good hymnology r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

were taken at tc

8 15s, pe

. ;- 30 bags
1,730 bags

sound; 106 bags black Popper, at 3-ad. per lb
Ciao)), at-18s. ; 10 chests Shell Lac, at 38s. ;
East India Linseed, at 44g..per qr. for Calcutta
for Bombay ; l 5 Mos Cane wood at £2B 10s. to £29 2s. Ocl.,
and 10 tons Japan wood at £lO per ton.

and 46

SHOPLITIIN'G
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

glaring hindran
rhurch hi

length of the daily offices' fo
weak or aged, while it overtas

educated—could not but affor

row to

guise ana
guardian of the poor.
" We noticed some weeks since a report presented to
the ruri-decanal Chapter of Leeds, in which, amongst
Itber subjects of practical concern, these quest;^—
,nd adaptation of
Our last nun,

Wed with the di;lefon

r services

ient of the me
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

an adveitisemeni in another column

.e gratified in being abl

his mu

•respected gentleman is rapid
of his late accident.

other colcnan, that two aermonl

ng by the Rev. J. B. Lowe, and tt
e Rev. Dr. MiNeile.

itary estimate I
Salford

for their new works at
I, is £15,000, and the

:t for the purpose is

ned to the

tOVRRDOSE OF SPIRITS.—The death of Mary Jane
Evans, a child aced three months old, took place at the
house of her parents, in Toxteth.park. It appears that
she had •oorly, and her mother, to relieve her, gave

.
her about a teaspoonful of
In tht

n before putting her to bed
irning, she was found dead by her mother's side
d a verdict of awl

'esterday

LAUNCH OF AN IRON VESSEL
vessel was launched, on Saturday
yard, North Birkenli
is intended for the p

—A small iron screw
ast, from Mr. Lairl's

ed, for t

gewater Trust

c on the River Weaver

nd a screw propeller, by

t and Co

nd very superior model

via shortly be launched
ger traffic from Liver-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

Solicit(
dctuary and Secreta

—Septimus Booker
ercy M.

BIRKENHEAD BRANCH,
/Fr ICE—HAMILTON-BUILDINGS, HAMILTON-STREE
—James T. Vale, Esq., Ilamilton-square.

The Directors beg to at
.IVE PROPOSALS for

d LIFT INSUF

he number and in

t to take rank with I
th respect to the ad

FIRE INSURANCES

Vill be effected at ma

The Company

atom talp
h itself

ill be enibled,
ss in the Settlement 01

No Charge made /or

LIFE BRANC
The Company assure Lives on any
ncies, viz.:

after a LIN

NUMBER OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
to be payable at age 60, or at death.
PREMIUMS ON CREDIT.
)N OF THE PREMIUMS MAY REMAIN ON
It ASSURANCES_ MAY BE EFFECTED IN

VARIOUS WAYS, NOT ENUMERATE-D, TO MEETYTH6
CONVENIENCE OF THE PARTY MAKING THE ASSUR-

The important advantages afforded by the Company in this
Branch will include the following. viz.:—

GUARANTEE OF

Er AMPLE

MODE RAT

allowed to S

this Coni

PERCY M. DON
CHRISTMAS should be renewed

Tanager
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

enger tr

Another steamer, of great lengtl
to be called the Lady Ellesmerc
from the same yard, for the pas

Pool to Runcorn

er's court, touching tie death of .1-aunt Brand

when it was shewn,--that on the 27th of Noven
the deceased went into a coal-cellar of the hou

whiCh she lodged,_ 54, Peach-street, with a

;kited paper in her hand, which, when it had nearly
she

burned away, she throw down among the
was stooping, however, the flame from the paper caught

a portion. ofher dress

was so severel
vey her at one
Thursday last

y injured as. to ren
e to the infirmary

A verdict of accid

turn©d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

rance of

iengers (two
Dwned. The
ter and first

a of cotton
will proba-

lirence (s),

na—Waiii

hilad el fa
ith ; hen

,clc, Genoa

7, with los,
m.tact wit!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

compare favourably both witt

free from the num-eatchim
or of pretence is there for el
the oasseneer tract

system

If this be

ig this deserip-
-Inot trespass further

:ly impor

LOSS OF THE

AMAZON

ITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

o time the newspaper is the medium of
merits and affording the explanations of
ions, or improvements in mechanical
t and positive utility ; hut. of what avail are
s, when engineers are tardy in availing them-
-and through them only the public can derive
me years ago, I recollect the recommendation;
tin latge steam-boats it would be desirable to carry the
ottle-valve rods, and also have leading rods from the injec-
a.valves above deck, that,. in case of an accident such as
the fiiklitfal one Which has it

jence, of evic

se advantag
ves of them'

imeliora

'tly afterwards stop..-1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

I._, every one of
i and edified by

!re, Cheshire

I Joseph Graham
Elizabeth. eldes

er, Edwin, second

leveLsor

71, Theodore
to Theodore,

at. Had

of the s.

ish House of

to vote for

P. Hill

decease
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

T PRESTON.—
uchy (Richard

ursda inornin

'8 Solicitor-

wort sat in the Sessioni-hoUse, and the
accompanied upon tho bench by Mr. John
le Judge of the County Court. of the itAv

were Mr Thomas receive their new Vice-
. o--Segar
mr. Hare, Mr. Benson Blundellßatty Addison, Mr. , Mr. Knowles, Mr. Lit:
Mr. Lake, and Mr. Aston.

ably ettir

_ Thursday, a respect.
man, named Thomas Wilson, was brought
trom the shop of John
It tat th
the employ ofap tpheeared prosehcutor.e he was observed by a fellow_
from a box, and place it in

ime covering it up fron
be again took the coat from the
•L- L 1

back door, and made his
clothes belonging to Mr.
.—Remanded.
'EMALE. On Tuesday_

preferred a complaint be
atherine Hammc

T-in-law, (

1 Blundell-street, inflicted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

say& magy v. COC uritc. uni Luca, I/111, 111 a uIHIL U utesicr, 01 UM
lower ones likewise; and, in both, an advance of Id. to id. per
lb. is consequently secured. Of cloth, we have not an equally
good report io make. The lower qualities of printers continue
depressed, as do also most other light fabrics. Some lota of
shirtings, of the inferior reeds, have, however, been cleared by
A•• . .

curse on very unsatisfactory ter
shirtings and good printers, bei

for the sellers
~ nag.- ...........,

I, as a rule, the

general, isomewh,

houses are exceec

stock, they stir
iinmpiti,. in th

market

nd the orders for

!Wed this morning advise them of the Rhine being now
ed by frost, which is not unwelcome newt as the openness
be winter has so far been a serious hindrance to the sale

• auc,
bot abroad and at e7was greatlyinfuled7rom that cause.
The letters from Calcutta report an increasingly depressed
state of the goods market. More failures had occurred in the
Bazaar; money was more stringent than befor
vailing distrust was perhaps greater than eve
doubt, it was mainly owing that the rate of exchange had
a. 2/(1. to 2s. 3d.; an apparent advantage wl
ed by the fall in cloth. I
doing, and prices we

and the pre.
To this, nc

a fair business w

upward tendency of prices was checked t
realise on the part of holders. The

. in eagerness to
es of mule and water

st were large

at previous rates. Exchange was again a

LEEDS.—Although the cloth markets have not been visited
by many buyers since our last report, the general aspect of
the trade seems of an improving character. This week some

ses of S

Danish stri

ast India markets, anealso some low p
markets, have been made.

Chinese ai
the Caned
BRADFORD.-With the opening of the year, the staple
(stuff) trade of this town has slightly improved—at least, the
prices of manufactured goods have rather advanced; but the
manutacturersstill complain that they are not aettime sufficient

and labour,

yarns at slight

danced prices

NOTTINGHAM

mprovem

and as this increased trade

'earlier than usual, it augurs well for a good business at all
events for the next four months.—llosier.v.—We are progres-
sing favourably towards a better state of things than has been
the case for the last six months; and although there are not
perhaps orders on hand to the extent which goods at present
produced, nevertheless a very ordinary spring demand for the

home trade will clear out theatocka piep-arini, and in all pro-
bability the frames will have to, be employed further in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13

ether the number of nil

i are sufficient to answer the

ends for which they are needed

Are the vessel

night be

adopted ?—are they sufficiently numerous, and d

go far enough to t

westward ? These que

s seem to contain the gis

A the who

As to one of the hints thrown out by the Ame-

should be allowed, it cannot

, we presume, be enter-

!e, more

demands, and would call

)f men, who would

ity than

their hire

the num}

It as may, on due

•ouid remove th