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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 21st instant, at 'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Exchange•plac change•street East,
5 Tons C FOOD,
•Now landing.—Apply to
HARPIN BROTHERS, Brokers.
On account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
DepOt, north end Prince's Dock, where the Goods are now
lying,
About 35 Packages of Wrecked MANUFACTURED GOODS,
viz., Woollens. Worsted Stuffs, Plain . Fancy Regatta Shirt•
ing, Grey Calico, Moleskins, a , 1 quantity of Hardware,
&c. &c., from the wreck of Catherine, for Quebec and
Montreal. Goods on sh , and Catalogues delivered, on
Thursday next, the 201 Apply to
. DUTTON and NEPHEW,
Brokers for the SAvag,e.
A Catalogue be seen at the Guardian-office, in 'Manches-
ter, on the 20 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

NEXT WEEK, &c.

ATTRACTIVE SALE oF HONDURAS AND ST. DOMING')
MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, CIRCASSIAN 'WALNUT-
WOOD, BIRCH, &c., &c.,
AT BIRKENHEAD.
On THURSDAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely,
in the Honduras Sheds, Birkenhead,
20 Logs Quebec ASH ---
of large size and good • y •
102 Logs uras MAHOGANY,
being the car.' ow landing ex Boadicea, from Honduras
direct. to JOHN CARMICHAEL, Esq., Merchant.

And, if in time, another cargo of Honduras MAHOGANY,
daily expected.
600 Logs Circass* -WA LN UT WOOD,
just landed ex Juno m Eupatoria. Apply to Messrs. TELO
and PRANGE, chants.
This w is remarkable for its beautiful dark colour, vari-
egated figure, and close rich silky texture; very many of the
logs are superbly mottled ; there are some very fine " Burrs,"
and splendidly figured Veneer Logs ; it ranges in depth from
fourteen inches to twenty-seven inches, and is generally useful
for Cabinet purposes, Gun Stocks, &c., &c. This wood is
highly estimated in the Russian Capital, to which place (with
the exception of six pieces) all shipped from the locality Las
been hitherto consigned.

398 Planks Bahia ROSEWOOD,
just landed ex James 3l9ratr:=—On account of the Importers.
226 Planks is ROSEWOOD,
just landed e - es Moran. Apply to Messrs. ARMSTRONG
and .1.3F-wer, Merchants.
42l Planks Bahia .., WOOD,
just landed ex Emp . Apply to Messrs. DEAN, Yout,E, and
Co., Merchant

lb Logs BIRCH,
lately landed ex Vestal, from ParfarrO'.
920 Logs and 2 rls St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
and t 300 Log ENDS,
being the entice cargo now landing ex Bess Grant, from St.
Domingo.—Apply to Messrs. PARLE and SINNOT, Merchants.
With other Furniture and Fancy Woods, &c., daily expected
to arrive. For further particulars and_catalogues apply to
HOLME„..ATER, and CROOK,
--Timber Measurers and Brokers.
Canning-street,
And 7, Water:istreet, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK.

Stove, Conservatory, ke.—The temperature in the
stove should now range from 73 to 80 deg. by day, and at
night from 60 to 65 deg. If orchids are the things prin-
cipally grown in the stove, 5 to 10 deg. more must be al-
lowed. Ferns, lycopodiums, and orchids, all require
slight shading. The conservatory should not exceed from
50 to 70 deg. by day, and about 50 deg. at night. Tho-
rough ventilation must also be allowed, and even at night
the slight admission of fresh air is very desirable.
Flower Garden.—The desirable change effected by the
rain has also brought its work with it. Weeds are now
rampant, and must be got rid of without delay. If any
doubt is felt about the vegetation of the annuals, which
the dry season has prevented from coming up, sow a fresh
lot immediately; many have no doubt perished, and the
best seed would be most likely to suffer, for it would ger-
minate, and having no moisture to sustain the young
shoot, it would perish. Begin to harden dahlias, previous
to planting them out, which must not be done until the
beginning of June. ft is too early in this neighbourhood
to begin putting out tender bedding plants.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

LIVERPOO

CATTLE MARKET,
:ONDAY, MAY 17.

The import of Cattle from Ireland, during the week ending
the 15th instant, consists of the following numbers :-1785
Beasts, 1801 Sheep and Lambs, 2355 Pigs, 97 Ho.:ses, and 4
Calves. To-day's market was hardly as well supplied with
stock as on last Monday, the decrease being 27. Of Sheep and
Lambs there was an increase of 1119. The numbers offered
were 1595 Beasts, and 6325 Sheep and Lambs. A good propor-
tion of the Beasts were from Scotland. The quality of both
Beef and Mutton was fully an average one. There was a good
attendance of the trade. For Beef a fair inquiry prevailed,
and prices, although not higher, were stiff. Mutton and Lambs
were also in demand at former terms, and at the close of busi-
ness a pretty general clearance was effected. Prices may he
quoted as follows :—Beef : prime first-class heifers, W. to
54d.; second-class do., 44d. to 40.; prime first-class oxen,
4d. to 42d. ; old cows and half-fed oxen, 34d. to 44d. Mutton :
prime wethers, out of wool 50., in wool 60.; Scotch and
Irish ewes, sd. to 50. per lb., sinking the offal. Lambs, 20s.
to 275. 6d. and 283. each.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,
FRIDAY, MAY 14.

At our market this morning holders of Wheat, induced in
some measure by the limited arrivals since Monday, appeared
to assume rather more firmness, and steadily adhered to the
current rates of Tuesday, but having few country millers in
attendance, and our home dealers not anxious buyers, the
transactions in British and Foreign Wheats, for local and
country consumption, were but moderate in amount ; several
tolerably large parcels of Egyptian, however, were taken to
ship coastwise and to Ireland, and for all descriptions of this
Grain our last quotations stand unvaried. States and Canadia❑
Flour continued to meet a fair inquiry, and at a little under
previous rates considerable sales might have been effected to
consumers as well as for investment, but importers appearing
sanguine as to some amendment in prices ere long, declined to
concede the least abatement, and in many cases for parcels in
granary higher terms were required, but not being obtainable
to-day we repeat Tuesday's currency. French Flour moved
slowly, and scarcely sustained late prices. Whilst Malting
Barley may be considered nominal, Grinding samples were in
some request and rather dearer ; Malt remaining unaltered.
Beans, owing to the favourable change in the weather, were
3d. to Gd. per qr. cheaper ; Pease the same as last noted.
Prime Meiling Oats, although not taken freely, maintained
former prices ; inferior kinds dull of sale, and rather loßer in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

PRUSSIA.

A telegraph despatch in the Berlin journals announces
that the Emperor and Empress of Russia arrived at Cosel
on the 7th instant, at five o'clock in the afternoon. They
were received by the King of Prussia. After a short
stay, the Emperor set out for Vienna, where he arrived at
midday on the Sth ; and the Empress, accompanied by
the King of Prussia, proceeded to Breslau and Berlin.
The Empress and King reached the latter city on the
evening of the Bth. The ministers and some high state
dignitaries were presented to her Imperial Majesty, and
she subsequently left for Potsdam, with the King and
Queen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

East ]nbits.

To follow the AMERICA, and tail 26th June.
For MANILA,
•,-, The Spanish clipper Ship
GENERAL CHURRUCA,
of Manila,
RAMON M UNOZ, COM ,
"------;---.. ( Late of the A. AD ;)
Burthen 500 tons; built at Manila t three years since ex-
pressly for a Packet between t port and Cadiz, in which
trade her passages have aver ( only 105 days. Will be found
a first-rate conveyance fo th goods and passengers : loading
in Prince's Dock.—A to

J. T. NICKELS, or
W. and J. TYRER.

Rintrica.

LINE OF PACKETS
For BUENOS AYRES, direct,
Hies nearly halt her cargo now in course of ship-
,
ment ; is undermost stringent pledge to sail first
I , , vessel, and will be despatched in a few days,
The beautiful British-built clipper Brig
GALATEA,
Captain EDWARD E. HARRIS,
(Who is well acquainted with the trade;)
A 1 at Lloyd's twelve years; only two years old; 192 tons old,
and oily 163 tons new resister; and is one the swiftest yes.
-.Eels afloat : loading in the King's Dock

For MONTE VIDEO
Has a large portion of her
ship ab
The beautiful Pi

BUENOS AYRES,
Two on board, and positively first
'the RICHMOND,
clipper Brig ICARUS,
!aptain KENDALL ;
A 1 at Lloyd's tlygve years; 184 tons old and 170 tons new
measurement; dnd for speed and every other desirable quality
is not surpassed by any vessel in the trade.—Apply to
COTE SWORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

PUBLIC MEETINGS

DOCK COMMITTEE.—At the weeily meeting, on '1 burs-
day, Mr. Shand, th 3 vice-chairman, presided. There
were also present Messrs. Chalcner, Robinson, Gregson,
Steele, Holme, Barber, Locket, Malcomson, Bigham,
Tobin, Bold, Fleming, and Evans. The business trans-
acted partook of no public interesr.

HEALTH COMMITTEE.—At the weekly meeting, on
Thursday, Mr. Lingsdale presided ; there were also pre-

sent Messrs. Chalrner, Beckwith, Lloyd, Nicholson

Johnson, Bigham, Fleming, Godfrey, and Rogers.—The
medical officer of health reported a considerable decrease
in the mortality of the town during the week. The deaths
registered were 197, of which 136 were within the parish,
I
and 61 in the extra-parochial wards. The mortality was
" fewer than in the previo• -0,- and '

~.)d kin, Yackisroe,77l/178PNIVITI;e'd) ..,us week, . lower, with c
..iitahrrgve _ exception, than in any of the previous 40 weeks. Two
deaths had been caused by delirium tremens. Of the
fwemithalz, Atherton, total deaths, 120 were below the age of 15 ; 62 between 15
receiving the and 60 ; and 15 above 60 years of age. The last number
t'l, Drosecutrix, who is less than in any week since the month of July. A
..onversation took place respecting the Green-lane Water-
works, from which it appeared that there was an ample
supply of water, there being sow- -''---

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as six feet, without a second engine.
~insequence of complaints as to the watering of the
streets, the subject was brought under the attention of
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zri water carts employed in the The total receipts on the above lines being £212,127,
and each cart would have six miles of read to avainst £198,985 in the corresponding week of last year;
. to day, that was supposing the carts could be kept the decrease is shown to be £13,142. The number of miles
.astar.tly filled from the hydrants. Many of the streets open on the above line wasp in 1852 4,1891, rand in 1851,
required watering more than once. 4,00, showing an iucreaae of 121 miles.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, May n, 1852.
Richard Hadland, St. Helens, Lancashire, glass manufac-
turer.
John Henry Collins, Halifax, draper.
George Wanley, Vetherfield, Gresham-street, London, sci i
vener.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—Wilkinson and Bentley,
Liverpool, tailors,'first div. of 4s. 7d., on any Wednesday, at
Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool.—l'ryde and Jones, Liverpool, sail
makers, first div. of 20s. on the separate estate of J. Gibb ;
first div. of 2s. s*d., on the separate estate of G. Pryde; first
div. of 20s. on the separate estate of D. Jones, on any Wednes-
day. at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool.—W. Cole, Birkenhead, es-
tate agent, first div. of is. iC 1., on any Wednesday, at M r
Morgan's, Liverpool.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.---. 101111 Haworth, Burnley, Latl•
cashire, cotton spinner.
CERTIFICATES.—June 3, J. S. M'Culloch, Liverpool, draper
—June 4. J. Copeland, Liverpool, merchant—June 5, S. Whar-
ton, Hartford, Cheshire, wine merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-11"Fear and Vining, Liver
pool, shipbrokers—Pickup and Lord, Green's-mill, near Ba
cup, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

GRAND PROTESTANT TEA PARTY,

AT a TEA PARTY and AIVETING of the PRO-
TESTANTS of LIVERPOOL, held at the CONCERT-
HALL, Lord Nelson-street, Yesterday (Monday) Evening,
GEORGE H. HORSFALL, Esq., in the Chair,
It was moved by Mr. Wee. 'FISHER; seconded by Mr. WM.
ROWETT; and cal Tied unanimously—" That this meeting hails
the accession to power of a Conservative Ministry with feelings
of unbounded gratification, and takes this opportunity of ex-
pressing its entire confidence in the Right Hon. the Earl of
Derby, feeling assured that in his well.known integrity of pur-
pose, sound Protestant zeal, and constitution rinciples, lies
the strongest assurance that the safer our Constitution
will be best secured and handed down impairedto posterity."
Moved by Mr. Alderman 'PARK!, ; seconded by Mr. CLAY:RE,
and carried unanimously—" at we think this a proper
occasion of declaring our erence to those Protestant prin-
ciples which won for F and the glorious privileges of civil
and religious liberty rui' we are prepared to support Messrs.
Mackenzie and T er, in the assurance, that thus, as Chris-
tians and Pro ant Electors, we perform a paramount duty
to our country."
Moved by ND*. PATCHETT; seconded by Mr. S. HALL, and
carried unanimously—" That the thanks of this meeting be
given to Mr. Georges-H. Horsfall for his kindness and his able
conduct in the chair."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

VARIETIES.

THE • WORST FORM OF FRENCH T
1,2:
or
10.000 French corsets are imported into this country
every yunch.
" DADDY, I want to ask you a question. Why is a gin-
palace like a bad shilling ?" " I can't tell, son.
" Because you can't pass it," said the boy.
QUESTION FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS.—Whether
amongst the paths of medical science, which lead more or
less -zo the college, should be included the Hydro-path,
the Allo-path, and the Horooco-path.—Punch.
AMONG the advertisements in the Lancet, is one for a
" medical assistant" who must be " unmarried, whis-
kered !" and not under 28 or 30 yea's in appearance.
Per onal application required.
WHY, JACK, I thought as how they'd done away
with the " cat in the Navy ?"
" Well, so they have, old
Not they; I found one in a canister of pre-
served provisions only the day before yesterday."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

CURATES' AID SOCIETY.

THE Society for Promoting the Employment of Curates
in Populous Places, currently known by the brief title in
our heading, is one which has for many years conferred
great benefits on the community.
Its great object is to increase the pastoral minis-
trations of the clergy ; to afford opportunities for an
increase of Church services, but especially to facilitate the
acquaintance of clergy and people at the hearths and
homes of the latter. The necessity for this is becoming
daily more apparent. The duties of the pulpit are only a
portion of those which the ministers of Christ are called
upon to perform, yet in the great majority of cases they
entail a large amount of preparation. In our large towns,
even the poor acquire a fastidious taste, or they follow
after those who are more celebrated, till the parochial
system is broken up. In the meanwhile, the masses of
our people become ungodly and negligent of all christian
ordinances ; and the next step after practical heathenism
may be towards Popery, or Mormonism, or dissent, or
contemptuous disregard of all religion.

It is a humiliating fact that, notwithstanding our con-
tinual boast respecting wealth, the people of England at
large have to support vital Christianity among us in this
town ; for the subscriptions to provide curates fall
short of the assistance received, by a large annual sum.
To the diocese of Chester, the Curates' Aid Society pays
£990 per annum in the support of curates more than the
amount of diocesan contributions; and if this were not
so, we should have only seven curates where we have now
twenty-one. One would suppose that the contrary would
et districts in remote parts of
be the case ; that we would support all our own supplemen-
staprayrecleforgrytahte
less least,effin
e and perhaps have something to
the country.

The report of the local committee of the Curates' Aid
Society in this town states the gratifying fact that one
gentleman proposes the local extension of the society. He
will give £2OO a-year to support two additional curates,—
provided the society, by its increase of local subscriptions,
can support two more ; and, by a second effort, it is hoped
that the society will be able to relieve him of his generous

undertaking, that his money may be applied to other
Church purposes. The proposition is made in the right
spirit, and in the right way. Those who best know the
necessities of the case can best appreciate the efforts of such
societies, or of their zealous members ; and we trust that
many new friends will come forward with a hearty response
to the proposition which the committee announce. Since
writing the above, we have been informed that the Earl
of SEFTON has sent the munificent donation of £25, and a
subscription of £5 a-year, to the funds of the society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL ROYAL 1 NFI RNI A RY.—(Weekly Report, 15th
May.)—ADMITTED: In-patients. 41 ; out-patients, 6; casuals
during the last week, 10.—DISCHARGED : In-patients cured,
28 ; relieved, and at own request, 11 ; made out-patients, 9 ;
irregular, 0; dead, I.—Remaining in the house, 179.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 15th May.)—
Anal ITTED : Accidents, 36 • Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 10 ; Total, 46.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 23 ;
relieved and at own request, 2; attending as out-patients, 24;
irregular, 0; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 74.
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re-
port, 12th May.)—lle-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 8 ; re-
lieved and made out-patients, 0 ; at own request, 0 ; irregu-
lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 6 ; under treatment, 43.—OUT-
PATIENTS :—Cured, 30 ; entered, 55 ; under treatment, 40.
LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, MAY 17.—New cases re-
ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last
week—North, 289:; South, 209; total, 498. New cases visited
at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 154 ;
South, 61 ; total, 215.
ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI-
TUTION, ROSE- lllLL.—(Weekly Report, May 15.)--Patients
attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 118 ; at their
own houses, 54; total, 172.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO-
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, May 13.)—0n the books, boys 67,
girls 32 ; average daily attendance, boys 54, girls 26; sick list,
boys 4, girls 2; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 4.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Z.—We shall have a full and impartial report of the
Liverpool Flower Show in our next ; and if your straw.
berries deserve the commendation you give them, we shall
not omit to notice their merits.

G. Davies.—We are glad to perceive that our opinion
of your new and very beautiful seedling, AzaleaStanleyana,
was confirmed by the judges at the Chiswick Exhibition
last week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

STOCK OF GOODS.

The system which ROBE RTSON and MASON adopt of
frequently Visiting' the different Markets, their perfect
knowledge of which, as also their invariable rule of
buying for prompt payments, enable
carry out the principle of Sellinr, irst•rate Article
at the smallest possible Profi or Ready Money.
Particular attention be given to the.FAMILY
MOURNING and '",_'ERAL FURNFHING
PAR MEM', whi shall always be supplied with the
best Materials, i every order executed in a superior
style, and wi" strict regard to economy.
DEPARTMENTS.
British and Foreign Shawls, Silks, Velvets, Bonnets,
Ribbons; Flowers, Parasols, Cashmeres, De Laines,
Printed Muslins, .Bareges, Fancy Dresses, French
Merinos, Coburgs, Alpacas, Lustres, Prints. Flannels,
Blankets, Counterpanes, Linens, Sheetings,Towellingp,
&c. Sewed Muslins and Lace Goods.

ROBERTSON AND MASON,
19 AN D 20, OLD HAY 31 ARKET,
orrosiTE MANCHESTER-ST:lnv:4
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

austratia.

With immediate despatch.
For ADELAIDE and PORT PHILIP,
The splendid English-built clipper Ship
JANE PRATT.
JOHN C. CLARE, Commander,
(Who is well known in the senile)* trade.)
This ship is classed A 1 at Lloyd's fo years, has only made
-ione voyage to Calcutta, and is 0 tons burthen. Her pas-
senger accommoOations is the very first class, the height
between decks being ye • rent; and as a number of her berths
are already engaged riy application for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and intermediat assage. must he made to
TH . APTEAR and CO., 18, Chapel-street, or to
R ."NER and CARR, 2, Goree-piazzas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

THURSDAY.

To realise the Partnership Stock of the late firm of 3lessrs.
• Moses 1 earsley and Co., and to be sold without reserve.
On THURSDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 4, India Buildings, Water-street,
20 Butts }SHERRY, of the brands of J. W. Burden, and
30 11 lids. Duff, Gordon and Co.
120 I-Casks
20 Pipes PORT, of the vintages of 1841, 1846, 1847, and
1
5 Mids. other old Bottling Wines, shipped by Quarles,
30 I-Casks Harris, and Co., and Oflliey and Co.
531 Dozen PORT, in 2 and 3 Dozen Cases, in bond for ex-
portation; bottled 1845.
490 Dozen PORT. in 2 and 3 Dozen Cases, in bond for home
• consumption; bottled 1845.
1500 Dozen SHERRY, in 2 and 3 Dozen Cases, in bond for
borne consumption.
250 Dozen CHAMPAGNE, Perier's shipping.
5 Pipes /
10 Hhds. }PORT WINE, ? rpaid.
20 I-Casks .
5 Pipes MADEIRA,
2 Hhds. VIDONIA,
12 Illids. CLARET ._econd class,
3 Hhds. fine C ET, Clossman's, Latour, Mageaux and
Lafitt
2 Cass-k BUCELLAS HOCK (Offley's),
O 3
Hh . BRANDY, 25 years' old,
30 Ca es MADEIRA, 1,2, and 3 Dozen each.
16 Puns. Vatted
10 Puns. Demerara 1 RUM.
1 Pun.
2 Rims ) fine Jamaica
.t.
2 Puns. SPIRIT. -
And other WINES and SPIRITS.
Catalogues will he sent to Wine Merchants and Dealers in the
country, if required.—Apply to
R. W. PRESTON and CO., Brokers.

Supplement ay to the above.
37 llhds. } PORT.
37 4-Casks
300 Doz. fine Old Bottled PORT, in 3.doz. Cases.
50 Cases WHISKEY.
126 Cases CHAMPAGNE.
50 4-Casks Sweet Brown MALAGA.
800 Cases BRANDY, } suitable for Exportation.
1000 Cases CLARET,
2 Hints' }Garvey's SHERRY.
4-Cask
38 ['lids. Red Cape PONTAC.
90 4-Casks superior BRONTE.
50 Hhds. Naples BRANDY.
200 Cases Old Pale BRANDY (va • Brands).
20 Mids. GENEVA (Lilly B • d.)
25 Cases (Red 15 bottles' 1) GENEVA.
200 Cases fine quality .NEVA (De Kuyper's).
36 Hltds.
25 Barrels} BR Y (Marteli's and Olard's). •
Apply to R. W. PRESTON and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CABINET FURNITURE,
SELLING OFF, UNDER PRIME COST,
NO. 3, OLDHA.II-STREET,
(NEAR TOE TOP OF TIENSIEAW-STREET.)
1) EMI UN DSON and SONS res y nnounce
to their Friends anti the ' is their intention of
GIVING UP the CABINET :7,INESS, and inform them
that the whole of their 8' i, wLich is all of their own Ma-
nufacture. is now Orr ED cot:shier:day UNDER the COST
PRICE, that the . ole mey be cleared cff as early as possible
previous to th emises being Let.
They take this opportunity of thanking their Friends for the
liberal support they have always received.

LTOLFORD & COLLARD,
1 I LATE MRS. C. WATSON.
PORTMANTEAU & TRUNK MANUFACTURERS,

CARPET AAD LEITHEU, BAGS
HAT CASES, ,S
12, L 0 R -STREE-
CO, MARKET-ST.7)-
34, LOWER P

LIVERPOOL,
„!,7; MANCHESTER,
IDE, LEAMINGTON,
EMIGRANTS ['PLIED ON REASON.A.BLE TERMS,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

THE LIVERPOOL EAGLE LINE OF
PACKETS.

Tons. For
ASCENDANT 1000.. SYDN EY.
31IRZAPORE (new Ship) 1400.. 110c3.ei
SERAMAORE (new Ship) 1400.. s

Tn Sail
26th May.
sth June.
26th June.

The above are A I fast•saili ipper Ships. The Passenger
accommodation is of th st class. The ASCENDANT made
her passage out to A alia in 85 days.—For further particulars
apply to GiBBS, BRIGHT, and CO.
Freight paid here unless otherwise arranged for.

NEW LIVERPOOL LINE OF AUSTRALIAN
PACKETS.
Tons. Captains. To sail.
MARIA 2000.. W. JACKSON, 10th June.
MARCO POLO 2500.. J. N. FORBES, 21st June.
BHURTPOOR 1034.. GEO BA INBR I DGE, 10th July.
.NORTHUMBERLAND 850.. J. B. SMITH, .
ARGO 999.. C. MILLS.

Will he despatched on thelOth June.
-13 For PORT PHILIP an SYDNEY,
The magnificent frigat - Ship M A It I A ,
/ ‘7,\ W. Jac - , Commander,
(Who has ha nch experi,nce in the trade
Aa at Lloyd's ; 11000 to register; coppered and copper-fas-
tened ; sails fast ; a las splendid accommodation for cabin,
intermediate, an eerage passengers. Has a full poop, and
carries a sur n.—For terms of freight or passage apply to
PILKINGTON and WILSON, or
JAMES BAINES and CO., 6, Cook-street.
VACANCIES for a few NAVAL CADETS.

Under engagement to sail on the 21st June,
For MELBOURNE and PORT PHILIP,
The splendid new frigate•built Ship
MARCO VOLQ,
JAMES NICOL FORS Commander;
(Who has had much c erience in the trade;)
A lat Lloyd's ; 2,5C0 tons bu en; coppered and copper-
fastened ; now only on her cond voyage; is the largest
vessel ever despatched m Liverpool to Australia, and
expected to sail as fast any ship afloat; has splendid accom-
modations, and car two surgeons.—Apply to
JAMES BAINES and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

SALES.

BIRTHS.

On the 7th instant, at Whittingham-house, near Preston, the
wife of James German, Esq., of a son and heir.

On the 7th instant, at Aigburth, the wife of A. Porte', 254.,
of a daughter.

On the Bth instant. the wife of Thos. F. Grimsdale, Esq., of
Falkner-street, of a daughter.

On the 11th instant, in London, the Countess of Verulam, of
a son and heir.

On the 11th inst., Mrs. Carson, of Windsor-terrace, of a
daughter.
On the 13th instant, in Elizabeth-street, Pembroke-place,
Mrs. S. M. Strick, of a daughter.

On the 15th inst., Mrs. George Taylor, jun., of a daughter.
On the 15th instant, in Canning-street, the wife of T. Stave •
ford Raffles, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
On the 17th instant, Mrs. James Lyon, 51, Bevington-hill, of
a daughter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS,

L'pcoL, MAY, 1852.
ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS •
For a convenient and periodical—Delivery of Family Parcels
from the
ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS
TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE

TO THE
SUBURBS of LIVERPOOL 8• BIRTCENHEAD, ROCK
FERRY, SEACOMBE,

ALL orders should be given in—not later than the
Evening previous to Delivery—as the Vans will be
despatched from the Warehouses each Morning at Half-past
Eight o'clock precisely.

Theltroz in charge of the Fans—are authorised to talc orders—

and settle Accounti,

PARCELS will be DELI'S' on
Monday and n at',
At BIRKENHEAD, ROCK _sin', SEACOMBE, &C.
ednesday,
PRINCE'S P K, AIOBURTH, ALLERTON,
.LLINOTON ROAD, &C.
Thursday,
WOOL N, GATEACRE, CHILDWALL, WAVERTREE, &C.

Friday,
FAIRFIELD, OLD SWAN, WEST DERBY, WALTON, &c,

Saturday,
BOOTLE, SEAFORTII, WATERLOO, CROSBY, &C.
All the Town Parcels Delivered Daily (bq Vans;) the latest
delivery despatched at Five o'clock each Evening precisely.

Our great aim is to make a suitable Selection of Qualities for

Family use only.
The Scalent' Profits is fixed at the lowest rate that will yield
a remuneration adequate to secure the mutual interest of Family
Purchasers and ofOurselves.
In no period of the Tea Trade, since 1834, has there been such
decided advantages, as regards Quality, Price, and Abundance
of Imports, as the present Season, and we maintain that Fami-
lies are fully entitled to the benefit resulting from these cir-
cumstances.

ROBT. ROBERTS AND COMPY.:,
(Entrance up the Steps.) Royal Bank-buildings,

LIVERPOOL.

ELF CTRO-PLATE.

LKINGTON, MASON, and CO., PATENTEES and
MANUFACTURERS, E "
in justice to the Public alatheinselves
request that Purchasers of the above 8 will observe
that each Article bears their Paten • rk, E. and Co., under
a crown thus 61t no other
ar

ring warranted by them.

Articles shnilari,... appearance, but of very inferior quality,
are being sold tve-Elkington's manufacture. The fact also of
their being "plated (nj Elkington's process," affords no gua-
rantee of the quality, as numerous Manufacturers are licensed
by them to use the processes, but without restriction in the mode
of manufacture, the metal employed, or the thickness of silver
deposited thereon.
ELECTRO-PLATE TrORKS,
NEIVIIALL-STREET, BIRMINf;HAAr.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

AT REDUCED PRICES.

T. WALKER'S
wiNDow BLIND MANUFACTORY
133, TV HICECILIPEL ,

Opposite Great Charlotte-stre (4 .

ESTABLISHED 1513, BY
FRANCIS PINNEY.
. DE BLINDS.

IN STOCK, 2000 VENETIA,

ALTZE WIRE AND A

'6 THEN. BLINDS, WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL.
LONDON CHAIR WAREHOUSE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

WEDNESDAY.

To-mo RROW, (Wednesday,) the 19th in , at Twelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Offic , ldhall-street,
390 Bales I)cmerar d Surinam COTTON.
Apply to N. "1?,11110USE and SONS, Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern,
To-monnow, (Wednesday,) the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
on the Quay, north end of Prince's Dock,
A Quantity STANDING and RUNNING RIGUN-GT MASTS,
YARDS, SAILS, BLOCKS, &c., bein? 'Materials or the
ship Amathea, (about 550 tons regi , corn Mauritius. Also;
About GO Fathoms • • Bower CHAIN,
A Bower ANC , about 5 cwt.,
Lying south side Ma ester Basin.—For Catalogues and fur-
ther particulars a yto • .
TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18

MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES.

MANCHESTER.—T:iere is no noticeable change in our mar-
ket since Tuesday, and very few words will suffice to describe
its condition. On the whole, the quietness is perhaps rather
more marked, but no diminution of firmness in price is per-
ceptible. Comparing this week with last, the market, in seve-
ral kinds of yarn and goods, is fully as dear. But, looking at
the extent of the receipts of cotton, and at the promise of a crop
of something like 3,000,000 bales, the buyers of yarn and cloth
feel exceedingly backward to follow the upward tendency of
prices in America and Liverpool, which now at any rate they
regard as being occasioned rather by a spirit of speculation,
resulting from tliecheapness of discounts, than by anything in
the actual relation of supply and demand. This view is indeed
common to both sellers and buyers in our cautious commu-
nity; and it renders the former about as moderate as it makes
the latter wary. Hence we have had a week of comparatively
little business, particularly in the latter part of it, but of great
steadiness in values. The transactionsin cotton have been ex-
tremely large, and prices have gained fully d. per lb.

RoclliaALE.—The flannel market continues very inactive,
and a limited amount of business has been transacted at low
prices. Wool remains much the same as it has been for some
weeks past, both in price and demand.
LEEDS.—The demand for woollen cloths this week has been
fully equai to that of any of the last four or five weeks, and a
fair amount of business continues to be done without any appa-
rent increase in stocks or alteration in prices.

BRADFORD.—We cannot report any change in the staple
trade of this town. There is a moderate amount of business
doing in wool and yarns, as well as goods, and no alteration of
rprices has occurred during the week.
HALIFAX.—There is no noticeable change inany department
of the worsted trade from the raw material up to the finished
article, all being characterised by the same indisposition to
enter into any but very limited operations.
HUDDERSFIELD.—We have bad more buyers in the town
'this week than for the last few weeks, though, as business-has
'been slacker in the Cloth Hall, purchases have not been large,
a few parcels of light low goods only have changed hands. The
'warehouses have done rather more to-day, and about an aver-
age trade during the week. for the advanced period of the sea-
son. In wools there has been scarcely anything done, though
they still continue firm.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

FAMILY LINEN

AND
HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS,

COMPTON-HOUSE

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO., having for some
considerable time found that these important Departments
had far outgrown the space devoted to them, determined on
ERECTING a LARGE ROOM, in/addition to their already
spacious Premises, and to appropriate it EXCLUSIVELY to
THESE GOODS.
This ROOM they have RECENTLY OPENED, and Ladies
will find it admirably adapted to the purpose.
The Departments to which this Room will afford additional
facilities are
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

FREMASONRY..
COUNTY OF LANE
CASTER, WESTERN DIVISION:
By Command of the Right Wnrshipful Deputy Provincial
Grand Master.
ROBINSON,
I- HEREBY GILMOUR
GIVE NOTICE, that aCLERK PROVINCIAL
GRAND LODGE of ANCIENT, FREE, and ACCEPTED
MASONS, will be held at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, on
TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Ten Vclock in the Fore-
noon precisely. for the transaction.ef the annual business of
the province, and to confirm be-Constitution and By-Laws of
the West Lancashire Ala lc Institution, for the Education:
and Advancement in eof Children of Distressed Free-
masons, passed at t ast Provincial Grand Lodge in Decent-

There will beta Banquet in the Afternoon, at Four o'clock
precisely, of which it is expected that all the Brethren will
partake, as the Provincial Grand Stewards have made their
arrangements accordingly.

J. W., P. G. Secretary..

rIN SUNDAY MORNING next,-the I6th instant,
ki a SERMON will be Pre heel in ST. NICHOLAS'S
iliet
_ta
CHURCH, by the Venera rchdeacon BROOKS, and a
Collection made in aid lre Funds of the Old Church Charity
School, in Moorfie . idef The Mayor has kindly consented tor
attend. Divine Service will commence at Half-past Ten.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

NOTICE.

TRAVELLERS AND VISITORS
TO LIVERPOOL WILL FIND
COMFORT, ECONOMY, AND DESPATCH,

WHITEMAN'S BRIITNSWICK HOTEL

The COFFEE-ROOMS and UPPER DINING APARTMENTS
32ceil
will be found retired n'el convenient.
Comfortable and well-aired
.. S may be depended upon.
BED and B .np rFAST, 2s. 6d.
A PORTER INTENDANCE ALL NIGHT...
A Spacious ROOM for NNERSOPUBLIC MEETINGS, &c.
PLATE, e VES, GLASS, &c. for HIRE.

An ORDINARY at a QUARTER.PAST ONE O'CLOCK
Charge, Is. 4d., Ale included.

BILLIARDS, Bd. per Hour

A SLATE BILLIARD TABLE to be DISPOSED OF.

WANTED, an experienced COOK and WAITRESS

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
46, LORD-STREBT.
BENJAMIN HIGGS respectfully announces that,
to meet the large and still increasing patronage which his
Establishment has received, he has greatly enlarged his Pre-
mises, (previously the largest in Liverpool,) whereby he is
enabled to exhibit a class of Goods which, for EXTENT, BEAUTY
of DESIGN, and VARIETY Of CHARACTER, cannot be surpassed
by any house in the kingdom.
PARTIES ABOUT TO FUgNISH, STRANGERS in
LIVERPOOL, and the Public generally, are invited to an
inspection, and whether they<rchase or not, will have every
courtesy paid to them.
Particular attest' requested to the Stock of
I N BEDSTEADS,
With PATENT I)OETAIL JOINTS, delivered at one hour's
notice, complete, with HAIR MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, &C.
BATHS,
SHOWER, SLIPPER, HIP, SPONGE, ROMAN PRIESNITZ, MAL-
VERN, and every other kind, all warranted quality.
CHANDELIERS,
The best, cheapest, and newest designs, in ORMOLU, BRONZE,
ANTIQUE, &C.
PATENT KNIFE-CLEANING MACHINES,
WASHING, WRINGING, AND MANGLING MACHINES.
PATENT ELECTRO-PLATE,
In great variety, and every article in the trade, all of war-
ranted quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

*cotlanlY.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.

Fares—Cabin, (including Steward's Fee,) 124 Steerage, sg,
Servants in Cabin full fare.

•
lAA 'AL CA MI T,LA ThOteatn-ships
Captain HARDIE ;
PRINCESS YAL Captain CummiNc.
The above or other first-cla Steam-ships are intended to sail
with Goods and Paf•seno• rs, between Liverpool and Glasgow
from CLAttENcE Doc , as follows :
CAAIIILLA IS DAY ....May 11, at 4 . Afternoon.
PRINCESS ROYAL . HURSDAY May 13, at 6 , Afternoon.

WITH OR WJTIIOI.IT PILOTS,

CAMILLA .
T. 31AR IN and BURNS andCO., 12, Water-street.
C. 'MAC IVER and CO., 12, Water-street.
.ROBE,RT LAMONT, 31, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

th enthusiasm, and appropriately
e other toasts were given and suitably

asura
by songs from various gentle
H. Peat, from " William Tt

the evening being varied
, a recitation by Mr. \%
and some c'

.er vent

ho proceed-

social charac-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

CHURCH REFORM.

THE MARQUIS OF BLANDFORD'S recent appli-
cation for leave to bring in a bill on the subject of
Church Reform, gave general satisfaction within
the house, and it will be not less gratifying out of
doors. It is a movement in the right direction;
for there has of late been a growing conviction both
with clergy and laity that something should be
done. The old principle of laissez faire will not do
in these days, when no two subjects are viewed
with more scrutiny than financial and Church
matters. The Church of the people should be built
up in the hearts of the people ; and, for this pur-
pose, everything that is offensive to one's feelings
of equity and propriety should be permanently
removed or promptly amended. The increased and
increasing fidelity of the clergy, which has made
itself felt during the last thirty years, is not enough ;
though as a fact, it is extremely gratifying. What-
ever has been done for recovering the masses to
christianity and social order, should be done with
additional facilities ; in other words, besides the
readiness of both officers and crew to do their duty,
the good ship must he made thoroughly seaworthy.
At this conviction the thinking portion of the com-
munity seem to have all arrived ; but, beyond it, one
is bewildered with the variety of suggestions, and the
different quarters from which they come.
There are many, of course, who, under the spe-
cious name of reform, seek the destruction of the
Church. They would clip her wings, and then
wonder that she does not fly ; they would disar-
range the machinery, and then be astonished that
it does not work well. Among reformers of this
class are many of the parliamentary orators from

the sister island. They have sworn not to do any-
thing to the injury of the Established Church, but
then, kind souls, their plans are only for the lop-
ping off of abuses ! But when we come to the
question of what constitutes abuses, it is alleged
that nothing is right ;—though the energy of the
Church and the force of circumstances are every
hour diminizbing the objection that the creed
of the State is not '11:9 creed of the people. In this
country, there are many whose political and religious
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room, Derby-buildings, Fenwick- street,
The superior British-built Barque
REGINALD HEBER ;
362 tons O.M. 379 tons N.M.; built at Port Glas-
Ait4_, gow, in 1842, under particular inspection, for the
- . present owners; she is now in good order, and has
always been well kept up. In 1849 had new masts, lower rig-
ging, &c., and had a thorough repair in the graving (lock here,
when she was entirely retreenailedi part new wales, &c., since
which time, viz., latter end 0f../650, was additionally iron kneed
and sheathed with heavysofper, and last year was opened and
repaired under LloydlgolUrveyor, and classed AE 1 in red; she
carries a very large Cirgo ; sails fast; and can be sent to sea at
a very trifling outlay. Dimensions: length 107 feet 2 inches;
breadth 23 feet ; depth 17 feet 6-10ths : lying in the Albert
Dock.—Apply to Messrs. HALL and MACKINNON, Merchants,
or to TONGE, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

CONCERT-BALL.—One of Mr. Gallaher's most favourite
entertainments will be given at the Concert-hall, Lord
Nelson-street, this (Tuesday) evening.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—Mr. Davenport and Miss
Vining still continue their engagement at this establish-
ment. This evening they will appear in the new play of
" Armand."

MR. BENEDICT has returned to London for the season,
after his transatlantic engagement with Jenny Lind and a
lengthened tour on the Continent, during which period he
has met with two sad bereavements, the loss of his wife,
and the melancholy accident which caused the death of his
son.

• MISS REBECCA ISAACS.—The Sunday Times, in refer-
ence to tha opera at Drury-lane Theatre, says :—" It
would be an act of injustice were we not to offer a word of
praise in favour of that painstaking and meritorious artiste,
Miss Rebecca Isaacs, who, in the character of Zerlina, on
Wednesday evening, convinced us how valuable an addi-
tion she is to the cause of native opera. Mr. Harrison
was the Fra Diaz'olo."

MUSICAL COPYAIGHT.—NOVJELLO v. SUDLOW. —ln
the Court of Common Pleas, on Friday, Mr. Justice
Talfourd delivered judgment in this case. The plaintiff.
Mr. Novello, is the proprietor of a song book, published
in numbers and parts. Amongst other popular compo-
sitions there appeared Benedick's song The Wreath,"
the copyright of which the plaintiff purchased from the
composer. The defendant being conductor of a harmonic
society at Liverpool, caused 250 copies of " The Wreath"
to be lithographed for gratuitous circulation amongst the
members. The plaintiff protested against this upon the
ground that he had au absolute right to the song in
question. An action was commenced, but it was deemed
more convenient that it should be turned into a special
ease for the opinion of the full court. It was contended
on behalf of the defendant that, as the copies of the song
had not been sold, the mere circulation amongst the
members of the society could not be considered in the
light of such publication as to bring it within the mean.
ing of the sth and 6th Victoria, the Copyright Act.—Mr.
Justice Talfourd, in giving judgment, said the court was
of opinion, that whether the song was, or was not, cir-
culated for profit, the publication amounted to a violation
of the Copyright Act. The judgment of the court was,
therefore, for the plaintiff.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

J
THE LIVERPOOL STAN DARD, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 185‘,2,

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

DISCOUNT FOR CASH PAYMENT,

COALS
EXPORT,

arge anti round 7/6 in Stanley or
screened 7/0I North Docks.
s north of Custom House, 6d. per ton extra.
e, Is. per ton extra.

HOUSE
GAS COALS

AND SMITHS'

per Cent

I for Cash Payment

WILLIAM LAIRD, GENERAL ATANAeItR
COMPANY'S OFFICES.:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

J. H. L.—The weather has not had much effect upon
tans under zlass; and we believe, generally speaking,
zings are sufficiently forward in this neighbourhood to
arrant the hope that our May exhibition, now so near at
will not be much inferior, if any, to those of pre-

vions year!!

1.3 MR. CARD WELL A CURRENCY REFORMER,
OR A BULLIONIST?

To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
SlR,—From the fact of Mr. Charles Holland, who I
remember ab,,ut two years ago taking the chair at a meet-
ing, called for the purpose of reforming our present mone-
tary system, being a prominent member of Mr. Cardwell's
committee, I am induced to ask whether the latter gen-
tleman has abated, in any degree, his known predilection
for a gold standard of value. It is important that this
question should not be shelved. If it was one important
----II for Mr. Holland, and other energetic free-traders
01, to agitate, up to within the past few months,
„Wit!, many of whom agreed with them as to the
..,:nous effect of the Jones Lloyd and Peel system, ought
to know the reason of their sudden silence.
Your obedient Servant,
N OPPONENT OF BULLION'S:J.
May.

Liverpo

Liverpool, 9th

THE BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS.

s commenced yesterday, before Gilbert
I.,'Recorder. The calendar is more than
staining thenames of only fifty-two persons
ony, and five cs misdemeanants. Of tl,e

th felor

There is onl.

- -•-•
n the calendar. The degree of instruction is as
None of the prisoners has received a superior
one can read and write well, twenty-six can
rrite imperfectly, ten can read, but do not write,
:y can neither read nor write.

a cuU UIIC/
and twant

THE GRAND

.ncker, broker,

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ange-alley North

Arinitaze, merchant, renwiek-street
h, broker, North John-stree
fault, gather'
merchant, Tc
rinkwater, si

broker, Edge-lane,
lorwood, merchant;

Exclange-street

Alatthe

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Brunswiel

.erchant, Ru mford-p
Fenwick.street.

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pr

-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

to reflect what forms of superstition p,
generally the worst kinds are to be fou
the uneducated, but the Agapernone is for t
st part made up of people who once moved in a
ctable sphere, and whose intelligence, it might ha
en thought, would have preserved them from such cc
tamination.—Bristol Gazette.

laments
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

FAMILY FURNISHING,

EMBRACING
SHEETINGS,(Linen &Cotton,) TICKS, (Linen and Cotton,)
PILLOW=CASE LINENS, TOWELLINGS,
COUNTERPANES, MEDICAL RUBBER CLOTH
TABLE LINEN CLOTHS, CRUMB CLOTHS, all
NAPKINS, STAIR DAMASKS, (in all
QUILTS (Widths.)
DOILEYS,

HOUSE FURNISHING,

EMBRACING
FURNITURE DAMASKS, TABLE BAIZES,
MOREENS, Made-up MATTRESSES,
TABLE COVERS, PILLOWS,
FURNITURE PRINTS, BOLSTERS,
FRINGES, (of all Kinds,) FEATHER BEDS,
BELL PULLS, &C., scc.
WINDOW CORNICES AND -POLES,
In METAL, MAHOGANY, or WOOD, (Gilt.)
CARPETS,

KIDDERMINSTER,

TAPESTRY,

VENETIAN, and
BRUSSELS, VELVET, or CUT PILE,
in the Newest Designs, and greatest Variety in Liverpool

OIL-CLOTHS

for HALLS, LOBBIES, PASSAGES, SMOKE-ROOMS,
MANILLA and COCOA MATTING, arc.

SHIPS' CABINS, STAT
ME-ROOMS, &c., &c., FITTED
COPLETE.

Strangers visiting Liverpool are invited to View the Business
Accommodation of

COMPTON-HOUSE,
CHURCH-STREET, BASNETT-STREET,
AND LEIGH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.

Their lordships met at five o'clock.
The Masters in Chancery 13111 was read a second time,
and referred to a select committee.

Lord REDESDALE moved for the production of copies
of writs used for summoning and prorogation of the con-
vocation of the clergy in the province of York. The mo-
tion, after a long discussion, was agreed to.
The Bishop of LONDON signified his intenti'm of in-
troducing, early in next parliament, a bill providing that
all questions of false doctrine should be referred to bishops
for their consideration previous to a decision thereon by
the Privy Council, and expressed his earnest hope that it
would receive the favourable consideration of her Majesty's
government. _ _

The Earl of DERBY expressed his approbation of the pro-
posed regulation, considering that the opinion of the
bishops must be most valuable upon such questions.
The Burghs (Scotland) Bill was read a second time.
Adjourned at five minutes to seven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY

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MEETING OF LEARNED SOCIETIES AT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11

On account of whom it ►nay concern.

On TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Two o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, No. 16, Exchange-buildings,
400 Tons Peruvian GUANO, (all faults.)
For particulars apply to the luipgrters, Messrs. GIBBS,
BRIGHT, and Co., Merchants' -t6
J. H. RAYNNIt and CO., or
PERCIyAG, CAMPBELL, and CO., Brokers.