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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

THURSDAI, JUNE 24.—Wind S.W., light

ARRIVED.—FaIcon, James, from the Cape of. Good Hope—
Robert Patten, Havannab—lnfanta, Hyland, New Orleans—
Mary Caroline, Mobile—Maria, Spanish Main—Wilton Wood,
Pyot, Buenos Ayres—St. Lawrence, Montreal. . • •
SAlLED.—Venilia, -Martin, for Havre and Lima—Rhodes,
M‘Nair, and Nicholas ,I¢iddle, Calkins, New York—Gambia,
Anderson, Port Philip—Charlotte, Thomas, Halifax—Johanna
Ernst, Doncke, Cronstadt—Creole, Hogg, Beirout—Gesiena,
Postema, Narva—Eliza, Wylie, Monte Video—King of Tyre,
Hawkins, Lisbon—Princess, Hillman, Hammerfest--Emily,
Holmes, Danzic—Eliza, Wylde, Constantinople'.

Alexander, Nicholls, hence it Odessa.
Paraguay, sailed from Islay for this port 3d April.
Llewellyn. sailed from Huasco for Caldero 14th April.
Thomas-Fielden, and Douro, from Valparaiso at Cobija, and
subsequently sailed for Huanchas.
Rosina, Cleall; Success, Reemen ; Bahia Packet, Farmer;
Cambrian, Roper; Emmaayowell, all hence at Newfoundland.

DILOG DA; J une 21.—the Harinony, Reynolds, of thie port,
from Liverpool, which pricked up her anchor yesterday, and
filled, has had the leak stopped, and been got up to the quay.

FRIDAY, JUNE S.S.W

ARRXVo.—Jemsetjee Cursetjee, Myshcombe, from Bombay
(in 113 days)—Cathaya, China—Empress, Scott, Pernambuco—
Gem, Young, Maranham—Enterprise, Kirby, Valparaiso—Sir
Howard-Douglas, Nagle, Apalachicola—Louisa, Kennedy, and
Ariadne, Reny, St. John, N.B.—Charles Walton, Crawford,
New Orleans—Stephen Baldwin, North, Mobile—Lintin, Rigg,
New York—Precursor, Routledge, Gonaives—Vernon, Oliver,
Le Havre—Diamond (s.s.), Metcalf, Ghent—Jonas, Loskan,
Bremen—AUrora, Copenhagen. •
SAILED.—Lady Louisa' Griffiths, for San Francisco—John
Horrocks, Outridge, 'and Mary Bibby, Herbert, Demerar.—
Susquehanna, Hergerford, Charleston—Mose. wheeler, King,
Boston—Belmont, Doon, Quebec—Arabella Tarbit, Kearney,
Newfoundland—Ottawa, Crawford, Panama—Betsey Susanne,
Gomesen, Iceland—Johann Cornelius, Fradlandt, St. Peters-
a
Ab unrng:
Roberts, a za
mk
Gijon.eid, L. ovine, and Elise, Tagerstrom, Narva—

Genoa (s.s.), Paton, from Messina

r Marseilles 16th June
Duke of Cambridge (s.), hence at Antwer
Herald, Nause, sailed from Paimboeuf for
Seringapatam, hence at Cronstadt 17th Jun(
Catharina Charlotte, hence off Riga 16th June
Flora, Coombe, hence at Genoa.

23rd June
this port 21

SATURDAY, JUNE 26.-

ARRIVEI
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to get the smoke of the metropolis

nd in need of

after bread

and sin that ha

g on that " perilon

during the y

n of the pri
a examination and cross-e
F A OVITT.T.T

e of ma

nt ablutions of

ation, of sham.

ance of purgation

the impure atmos-

surrounded us, and

which has loaded

What an

pf conventm

,tion of witnesses

aAN furnished to

the other

must
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

nst giving any more public money to
ynootb, was afterwards unanimousli agreed to, and
. _

parliament,

the meetin

g conc:uded with hearty cheers for Mackenzie
and Turner, Lcrd Derby, and the Queen. [The Rev. W.
Hughes denied the truth of a statement made by a speaker
at a previous meeting of Welshmen, that three-fourths of
the North Wales clergy were Puseyites. The history of
, the late Bishop of St. Asaph, who first gave
ible in Welsh to his countrymen ; the life of
Jones, Llanddowror ; that of the Rev. Mr.
Llangeitho ; and that of the Rev. Mr. Jones,
&c., was a complete contradiction of the
ctivity brought against the clergy of that day.]

the whole
the Rev. 1

cbarie o

HODSON-STREET RAGGED Senooes.—On Wednesday
last a soiree, in aid of these schools, was held at Christ
Church School-rooms, Christian-street, which were kindly
given for the purpose by the Rev. F. Ould, the incumbent.
The arrangements were under the superintendence of the
Rev. W. S. Mathias, who has the management of the
Ragged Schools, and of the Rev. Mr. Ireland, curates of
St. John's, assisted by the teachers. The tables were
gratuitously furnished by several ladies, friends of the
cause, and their catering gave universal satisfaction.
When tea was over, the Rev. W. F. Taylor, incumbent of
John's, took the chair, and addressed to the ladies
lernen present some very forcible and appropriate
'ter which the children marcbed in, singing a
'- their places to the right and left of the
r appearance was most interesting. They
ly attired, and the boys, who usually are the
LI: appeared in new clothes, supplied by the
gentleman, who was so pleased by a visit
to the Hodson-street schools, that he at
o clothe the " ragged ones." The children,
seats, sung some hymns alternately and
great satisfaction of all present. The
the boys' school then put them through
?ating texts, beginning with the letter of
he named, which was kept up with
ome of the texts told with great force
se present, especially when one of the
`hem which persecute you,—bless
then examined them to test

and eent

n, and took
r. i

ralitv et

once gave

aking the

Ir. Ta

0, end their proficiency sur-

e been very satisfacioryto

.nd the tec
and self-

- -
male and female,
n them-

ame time mos

Led to pa
ned over

from the
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be ready to every good wor

of God, a

us was taught of

ristian

seer, ought to teaci

of God that letter

many other letters written b
erwants of Christ. This lette

ie nature, foo

sh, disobedient

ne kindness and love of God
[is Son for us, that He might
lity, and purify to Himself a
good works—it taught us that,
worldly lusts, we should live
ate ;n this present evil world
ct of that

ng out the prospe

me glorious appearing of the great
ar Jesus Christ; and in the passage
read, it expressed briefly, but very
e. or what might be called the
.
" Put them in

Christian Churcl
)Ired servant

f God, to his young
er in the ministry. "to be subject to
powers, to obey magistrates, to be ready
.rk." The relation which the Chris-

e inn

ars to this present evil world was variously
Scripture, according to the various charac-
...

)rld itself. One Of the characteristics of
gnorance—ignorance of God ; and of
all which most imperatively concerns
es to know. The men of this world,

With re

mporal things, were (teetered
*rom the light of God through
co, because of the blindness of

Ye are the light of

ch all men are to see

Lim church in this respect was in-
,es were laid down by her Lord and
age as this,—" Let your light so
they may see your good works, and

Word c

blameless

the midst of a
Ls lights in the

Another charac

en of this

A respec

'ere yet pronounced
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of " civil and religious liberty" with fifty-six months
at the galleys for the husband, and forty-four
months for the wife, under that canon law which
has so recently been introduced into this Protestant
land ! Oh ! shame ! shame ! The apologists of
Rome might well blush whilst making the assertion
that she was the supporter of the principle of " civil

and religious liberty !"
We ask of the Protestants of Liverpool and of
and, what they think of this tyrannical and
ting Church ? We ask that question espe-

persec
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CLOTHING

Eleven Suits for Pier-masters, consisting of Frock Ccat,
Waistcoat, and Trousers. 'The letters P.M. to be embroidered
in gold on the collars of the.coats.

260 Suits for Dock .gatemen, consisting of Jacket, Waistcoat,
and Trousers. The .letters L.D., with an anchor between, to
be embroidered in white on the collars of the jackets.
Ten Suits for Men employed on the Landing stage, consisting
of Jacket, Waistcoat, and Trousers. The letters L.S. to be
embroidered in white on the collars •of the jackets.
Twelve Suits far Gatekeepers at Albert Dock Warehouses

and Graving Docks, consisting of Coat, Waiatcoat, and Trou.
sers. The co ars of the coats tote embroidered in white.

Five Suits for 'Messengers, consisting of Coat, Waistcoat, and

Two Suits for Foremen of Sweepers, consisting of Frock
Coat, Waistcoat, and Trousers. The collars of the coats to be
embroidered in9ribite. _

HAT S 4

200 Hats :19 •without label 81 with labels on glazed lea-
ther, similar tolhose now .
Samples marked to c espond with the Tender must be sent
in, and each Tende ust statetthe time within which the whole
will be supplie
Tenderko st be sealed, marked " Tender for Clothing," or
" Tender-for and addressed to "The Chairman of the
Sub-committee for the Department of the Harbour-masters,"
under cover to the Secretary, not later than Twelve o'clock,
Noon, on WEDVESDAY next, the 30th instant.
The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender. By order,
DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock-office, Liverpool, 24th Juue. 1852,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL

Mr. WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE, Lancaster-buildings.
Mr. HUGH BROWN, Spekeland-buildings,
Messrs. A. and E. JACOB, 1, Parker-street.
Messrs. LUCAS and KIRBY. Sweeting-street.
Mr. D. K. REA, Eldon-chambers.
Applications for Agencies in places where none are appointed
may pe addrdas!d to the Secretary.

Policies which expire at MIDSUMMER will require to be
renewed before the 9th of July, otherwise they will become
void. All Transfers of Policies from other Offices will be
made free of any charge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

FRIDAY, JUNE 25

At the two-o'clock sitting, in reply to a question put
by Sir R. INGLIS, Sir J. PAKINGTON gave certain expla-
nations on the subject of the relative precedence of Pro-
testant and Roman Catholic prelates in the Australian
colonies, involved in a remonstrance from the Bishop of
Sydney. THE WAS
In answer to an inquir

PAKINGTON stated, that •
Cathcart, the Governor o

4r. ADDERLEY, Sir JOHN
st despatches from General
Cape of Good Hope, did

announce an intention to

rive the Gaikas across the
n.n.rded this an-

K.ei ; but her

vernment re

nouncement as one of
General Cathcart to an e

ie steps deemed necessary by
ly and satisfactory termination
npromising the ultimate policy

of the Government wit

rd to the colony

aittee upon the Metro.:
clauses of which were
ird time and passed.
(No. 2) Bill was also

agreed to.—The bill
The General Boar

read a third time an

CTIONS BILL

On the order -for C

to the Corrupt Practice!
RUSSELL observed, that

n.cl JOHN'
iterations

pace

rtain degree, to
obstacles

mpede the efficiency c

11, and to thro

in the way of inquiries

Ito corrupt practices

The first

ration, whichr

prior to the issue of

two preliminary parl
instead of furthering,
The other alterations

sioners i

" were not of so

hiOwever, he thot

be of ye

e to restore the b
he Lords

BURN concur

noble friend bad a
alterations

were tnut

defended the governr,
A. Cockburn, and cr

laid down both by Sir A
After a long conversati,
Colonel Sibthorp, Mr,
Bell, Mr. Stanford, an

amendments were agree

The Report of the

Revision Committee Nv

STRIBUTION

The MAsTRR of the R

aid the

1.-if its

rescinde

stated, the tr

COURT
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,red, by request

sm.—On Ntiednes,

av &ening

Orangeism,

a second lec-
in the School-room
i was filled

Scotland-road, w

o go away, unable to gain

E

q., occupied the chair

•
nt manner, expounded the

ition, and s

MaclcE

to the c

ongly urged

duty at the

e and Turner.

man and lecturer, the

ten o'clock.
SHIPS.—The

Liverpool and
_ steam-ship City of
t the Mersey, for Phila-
-3 cabin passengers and a good
on Wednesday afternoon,
steam-ship Washington, Captain
New York with the usual semi-

Uomaany's

ails, upwards of 100 passengers, and a
—The British and North American

nada, Lang, commander, departed
15 p.m., for Halifax

aturdav, at

gers.—The

steam-ship Arctic

to-morrow

New Yo

4iverpool

Luce, corn-
Vednesday),

IOMEN FOR MANSLAUGHTER

m Inches, baker, residing in

wife and three children out of
drinking, and had quarrelled
Mrs. Inches, whilst sit-
t, was accosted by Honor
leiter in her house in a court in

house
tt-stre,

3t. Mrs. Inches accepted the offer,
till Monday evening, when a dis-
the house. A woman named Anna
e door, and she, with Ellen Edwards,
They, with Eliza May, began to fight
ch Isabella Lawson Inches, a child
s lying, and after the disturbance
that the child had been killed by a
tich had been used by the women.
r, as held on Wednesday, the jury
f manslaughter against the three

ocic.—The magnificent large
the Royal American Mail Steam
srs. Steel and Co., of Greenock,

a their building yard at

The Arabia is a

nched some Months ago, and
dia Mail Company, to take
Amazon ; whilst the blank
vater wreck of the luckless
a large iron steamer build-
pany. The Arabia was
ighter of the Rev. Mr.
was delightful ; and

;ent to witness the

aunch were

r, of Liverpool, several
The follow

2 feet ;
.6 feet

ng are her
breadth of

tonnage,
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In Decer
only son of Mr..,

DIED.

at Melbourne, Australia, aged 33,
Toseph Glover, of Croxteth. West Derh

Decem

On the last, in the city of New Orl,
24th year, Frederick, the sixth son of Mr. James. 1/Cllloo9f
tailor, of Derby-street, Edge-hill. The unfortunate. young man
was murdered by a fellow lodger, who attacked and stabbed
him in his bed, at midnight.

On the 19t
Tubal Cain,
of William
Deceased wa
whilst gallar
enemy's Out

On the 4t
aged 24, Wr
On the 201
late chemist

h at Rangoon, on board the hospital-ship
Capt. Blundell, of the 51st Regiment, second son
Blundell, Esq., of Crosby Hall, in this county,
s struck by a shot in the stomach, on the 12th,
itly leading his company to the attack on one of the
works.

ult., by falling
son of Mr. Den
ult., at New Oi
BirvorA,--ettr.

overboard frc
,n. of W

Canevali, to

v.street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

STIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER WINE.
THE astonishing demand for this article has called
forth a host of imitations; the Proprietors, therefore, re-
quest all persons to ask for STIVENS' WINE, and to notice
the toe simile of their Signature,

on the Label. over the neck of each Bottle.
Testimonials from Medici] Gentlemen of the highest stand-
ing, recommending this Wine to all who wish to enjoy the
greatest of blessing; " HEALTH, may be had by Purchasers,
with the Wine, from Grocers, Chemists. and Confectioners iu
most Towns in the Kingdom.
Wholesale: 44, SOUTH CASTTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL;
Temple-street, Bristol ; 154, Upper Thames-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

Flour ar

no sales of rE

Oats al.,

IND

which lefc BoMbay on ti
by express from Marseil
During the ten days v

ture of t

ast mail no event

A steamer from Rangoon 7
There

s no rece

remain there

season, and should the

rom Boy
y, two E

,ropean a

have been

Disturbances still

ontinu

tier, where warlike arranger/3e

are in r

season when out-of-door occ
A force, consisting of Bald,
artillery, wi

a detail
rank ar

3f foot

Df her Alajei.

file of the 66th Ghoorias,

were u

fields the

hem to cross

en by the me,

n attacke

notwithstanding the ne

to 2.0
.st-class

can botti

k NY.

Tian d m

een re ceiv

had occurred
Calcutta.

roach of thl

s countr

tin the Punjat
, and the nary.

ntry nro-

exchargE
ns for first

,s been done to a

considerec

,rket continues
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-29

ARTIFICIAL TEETH FOR FIVE SHILLINGS.
MR. S. DAVIS, SURGEON DENTIST, 55, BOLD-ST.,
(successor to H. Danis,) may be consulted as usual, on
the Irregularities of the Teeth and Diseases of the Gums.
As most persons are under the impression that they must
suffer great pain and inconvenience by the Removal of Teeth
and Stumps, and other painful operations, before they can be
supplied with Artificial Teeth, Mr. DAVIS feels it incumbent
on himself to remove that error, SO FAR AS RELATES TO
HIS SYSTEM, which entirely obviates ALL PAIN WHATEVER,
and ensures perfect mastication and distinct utterance.

Decayed teeth permanently stopped, whatever size the
cavity, with Mr. DAVIS'S Enartel Cement, without pain or
inconvenience. Placed in the cavity in an almost liquid state'
it immediately becomes aePermanent Enamel, thus impeding
further advances of dewy, preventing Tooth-ache, and render-
ing the once hollow Tooth, in point of utility and beauty, equal
to those which were not affected.

V FEES STRICTLY MODERATE
A Single Artificial Tooth
A Complete Set
ALL OPERATIONS SKILFULLY PERFORMED, EQUALLY LOW

a'o 5 0
5 5 0

G Country Patients are respectfully informed, thaiti;e
simplicity of Mr. DAVIS'S method requires but one visit for
one or a complete set of Teeth. _ _

Mr. DAMS, SURGEON DENTIST, (from Duke•street,) 55
ROLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

partial or indulgent feeling towards the dead should induce
us to be unjust towards the living. Lady Harriot was in
the first blush of youth, hardly sixteen, and she was pre-
eminently endowed with beauty, grace, talent, and accom-
plishments. It is impossible to imagine a more truly
feminine, gentle, and winning creature, or one better
qualified to appreciate her husband. She did appreciate
him, and the misfortune was that he never appreciated
hey; indeed, he never lived enough with her to know the
value of what he was throwing away. Her fortune was
2:e, and the greater part of it was left at his dis-
It is supposed that he received—or that his credi-

tors or assignees received—in one shape or another, more
than £lOO,OOO from her Irish estates. This is the part of
his story which we should be glad to gloss over ; but it is
too notorious to be ignored in any biographical notice
making the smallest pretensions to authenticity. The
tale of " Iphigenia" is sometimes combined in modern
life with other not less painful narratives of classic destiny.
died at Paris in 1527, and the title

'oecame ext

His countess became a star in the literary
firmament of England; and Count d'Orsay resumed in
London the career of sportsman, exquisite, artist, and

arliler elecantiarum, as

II the wo.

s the erection c

f a sepulchre fGr
is.—Glose.

Blessing

from an

The count had been ill for a long 2etion,
it is said, of the spine, which caused intense suffering,
but it was only lately that life was considered in danger.
His physicians ordered him to Dieppe, but his health,

instead of improving there, became much worse, and on
his return to Paris some days since no hope was enter-
tained of his recovery, disease of the lungs having been
added to the original malady. Few men, not from their
position as public characters, havc.,, been more before the
public than Count d'Orsay, and few men in his position
have shown greater accomplishments. Count d'Orsay
was not merely a man of fashion, he was a first-rate artist
and an able writer. In London, some of his productions
d a sculptor excited the admiration of even
,ost eminent professors in those arts, and his contri-
as to the press evinced both imagination and judg-
, In England the count became acquainted with
Prince Louis Napoleon, and soon after the arrival of the
Prince in France lie fixed his own residence in Paris. He
was spoken of several times for diplomatic offices, for
which he was well qualified, but the Prince President
finally selected him for a post for which his peculiar
attainments and refined taste so eminently qualified him.
He was appointed Superintendent of the Fine Arts with a
handsome salary, but he was not fated long to enjoy this
mark of the appreciation in which he was held by Louis

as a painter an
the n
bubo
ment
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Man trb.

WANTED, a good B --SINGER, for St.
Theme's Church whom a liberal Salary will be

given.
Apply to the C4RenVARDENS, 21, Mersey-street, and 132,
Park-lane.

AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN, who has had an offer
made to him to go out in his official capacity in a ship to
Australia, would perhaps accept of the offer if he could MEET
Kith a LADY who would be willinyto accompany him as his
WIFE. A fortune is not wa ; but some reciprocal means
to set up a new cstablis It necessary.
Letters (pre-paid dressed in strict confidence to C 2,
Mercury-office, Liverpool, will meet with the most discreet
attention.

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TO GRADUATES OF OXFORD OR CAMBRIDGE.
TAdvertiser is desirous of meeting with a GEN-
TLEMAN, of superior Mathematical and Classical attain-
ments, to SUPERINTEND a COLLEGE COURSE of READ.
ING.
Communications,itattrig qualifications. terms, time at dis-
posal, &c., to be-addressed "Z," at the Office of the Liverpool
Standard.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

e preservation of this equilibrium there is a little
ge, called the eustachian tube, leading from

the throat into the chamber of the ear within the
drum or tympanum, he can easily understand how

I the necessary counterbalance may be destroyed and
if this passage should be closed ;

ity will also enable him to see how

rane of the throat may, by
extend along this pas-
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 6.—Wind S.I

ARRIVED.—Sir Alexander, Blackburn, from Prince Edward
Island—Amalia, Caufters, Rochefort—Margaret (s.), Simpson,
Havre--Don Ricardo. Wakeham, Valparaiso—New York
Packet; Earl of Elgin, Rose ; America, Crawford; and Jessie,
Kelly, Quebec—Diamond (s.s.), Stokes, Gijon—Commodore,
Pritchard, and Cape Cod, Hopkins, St. John, N.B.—Freeland,
MiKenzie. Buenos Ayres—Cordelia, Stevenson, Barbadoes—
Ann and Lizzi, Nielson, Rio de la Hache—Reliance, Brown,
St. Stephen—Caspin, Trufort, Richibucto—Frederika Loin?,
Lebannon, Nantes—Janta P.ottini, Schroeder, Nice—Geschis
ter, Schmidt, Hamburg—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Resolution, Oldridge, and Lebanon, Ppters, for
Naples—Lukinka,
Venice—Greyhound,Coßstuenrkheorff, B,e eCyarlocuujta—Alfred, Richmond,

Brigand (s.s.), 26th July ; Tiber (s.s.), 2st
mestic, 29th July, all hence at Gibraltar.
British Queen (s.s.), at Malta 28th July.
k I.TA .-The Richmond, brig,. Cox master

Alexandria, with railway

:acetionulearesicr

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.7.

Wind S.W., m(

ARRlVED.—Princess Royal, Manson,
VPGratli, New York—Thomas Perkins

from Cal

Pirrie, Thompson, New
—Atala, Thompson, Cha
badoes—President, Cummi
Moore; Lady Bulvver, Punt
lan, Quebec—Artistic, Calder
Rita, Joblyn, Smyrna—Grecian (s.s.). Hardie, .tonai
—Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon—Mithild
Raymond, Nicoll, Havre.
SAlLED.—Canada (s.), La

Parr, Para—Proi.,
York—Achilles, Morris, Ba

xess,

.—Britanr
tines, M'l
Graves. I

g, for Halifax and Boston—Aim
and Blvirn Owen, Owen, Nev

Asia (s.), Judkins, from New York, at this port; left 28t
July. Has 324,000 dollars on freight.
Baltic (s.), Comstock, hence at New York 25th JOY.
Chase, White, hence at New York.
Shenandoah, and Richard Cobden, hence at Philadelphia.
Dove, hence at Boston.
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eton Cross, of Preston,
mber. A motion was

sailing matches, a
filled ; the object being to admit a y

may have bein_preventec

lar casual

ties, from arrivin

in time ; the entr

ten days previous to a match by the above rules

sant evening was spent by the mem

in g matters
AN

ART PADDLE.-.

A. working shirr

named

on, has pro,
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G E 0

G E BOYER
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AN
26, NORTH JC
Per Doz.
Imperial
Half-pints.
s. d.
2 0

Per Doz. Per Doz
Quarts. Pints.
s. d. s. d.
Fine Mild Scotch Ale 4 6 .... 2 9 .
Fine Mild Burton Ale
Superior Alloa Ale 5 0 .... 3 0 .
Strongest Edinburgh Ale 6 0 4 0
East India Pale Ale 6 0 .... 3 6 ....
Finest ISLAY and IRISH MALT WISKY, best LONDC
HOLL ANDS, &c., in any Quanti
Old PORT and SHERRIES, BUCELLAS, CALCAVELLOS,
MADEIRA, CLARET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

Loading berth south side Waterloo Dock.
" THE BLACK STAR" LINE OF PACKETS.
LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.
Will sail punctually on the 13th instant.
The splendid first-class American Packet-ship
At4B coRN,ArfA,
v... —fa, J. F. F TB, Commander ;
1064 tons register; coppe astened and coppered ; and well-
known as a first-rate nveyance for goods.
Apply to
C. GRIMSHAW and CO.
Goods will be received until Midnight of the 12th instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

A SAFE INVESThIENT

To be SOLD,a(SiNIE-FOU H SHARE in PRO-
PERTY, Rental .e 124, • uate in the best part of St.
James's-street.
Apply to Mr. Wm m PRIEST, Accountant, Clarendon-
rooms, South Jo reet.

CHESHIRE AND CARNARVONSHIRE.
GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES to be LET.
In Cheshire, eight miles from the Beiastin Station, and
three from Whitchurch. In Carnarvonshire, 16 miles from the
Carnarvon Station, and three fr "Beddgelert, near the Glas-
lyn and the Lakes. Conve • ces for a liberal establishment
attached to each, with ens, &c. Also, Land, Fishing, and
Shooting.
Apply to Mr. AWDREY, Middlewich.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

SUNDERLAND DOCK COMPANY.
TO IRONFOUNDERS„IIILLWRIGHTS, AND OTHERS.
THE DIRECTORS of the SUNDERLAND DOCK
COMPANY are desirous of receiving TENDERS for
CONSTRUCTING and ERECTING Three Pairs of DOCK
GATES, for the Entrances of the Sea Outlet, which are 60 feet
in width.
The Gates are to be formed of Iron and Timber, the Plans
and Specification of which, prepared by John Murray, Esq.,
the Engineer, may be seen at the-Dock Office, Sunderland,
after Monday, the IGth instant/
The Tenders are to be deli erect at the Dock Office, on FRI-
DAY, the 3d September t, not later than Twelve o'clock at
Noon.
The Directors not bind themselves to accept the lowest
Tender; and--f ther reserve to themselves the power of re-
jecting all 'fenders, if the same be not satisfactory.
By order, M. COXON, Secretary.
Sunderland Dock Office, 51k August, 1852.

LOANS OF MONEY.
BOROUGH OP LIVERPOOL.
MHE COUNCIL of the BOROUGH of LIVER-
POOL' DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are
willing to receive LOANS, to a limited amount, for Three, Five,
or Seven years, bearing interest at the rate of Three Pounds
Five Shillings per Centum per Annum, on security of the seve-
ral Sewer Rates in and for the respective Districts of the Parish
of Liverpool, the Townships of Everton and Kirhdale, and of
so much of the Township of West Derby and of the Extra-
parochial Place of Toxteth-yerh, respectively, as are within
the said Borough, authorised to be made-and levied under the
provisions of an Act passed in the ninth and tenth years of the
reign of her present Majesty,entituled "An Act for the Im-
provement of the Sewera4o/7ind Drainage of the Borough of
Liverpool, and for maki further provisions for the Sanatory
Regulation of the sai orough.,,
The Interest wit e paid Half-yearly, on the Ist of January
and the Ist of J .
All Letter.s. o be addressed to the undersied or to CAPES
Asti LIN, Esq., Treasurer, Parish-offices, Cornwallis-street,
Liverpool. By order,
WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk.
Town Hell, sth August, 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

ANOMALY IN THE BEER TRADE.

A singular anomaly in the Act of Parliament,loth Vic.,
cap. 5, secs. 9 and 10, has been brought to notice within
the last few days, chiefly by means of the recent extension
of emigration to Australia. By the act in question, the
Customs are directed to allow a drawback upon all Ale and
Porter exported, in proportion to the saccharine matter
which those liquors contain, and as a set-off against the
duty levied on malt. Thus, when the specific gravity of
such liquors is—

From 1,054 to 1,081, the drawback is 5s per barrel.
From 1,082 and upwards „ is „

But if such ale and porter—as it is presumed that such
an amount of duty has been paid upon these qualities—
is shipped for stores, to be consumed on the passage, the
drawback, it is found, cannot be allowed. This is an
anomaly which certainly ought to be removed. These
wholesome liquors are much more likely to be grateful to
passengers proceeding across the line than those ardent
spirits upon which the Customs allow the full amount of
duty paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

e men

Tformed ; and

the performance of the difficult duties of signing
lavits_ and

pawnb
which

similar matte:

est achie

of our

nctional

nts, or (

d from the

,ary upon th

subject, giving the names o

.tlemen whom

I to be elected ;

WALPOLF

, contrar

o the expectations

of that body, forwarded a req

cil, as the -Properly authorised parties,
the gentlemen whom they wished to be
The Conservative party in the Council,
" heads

' as well as hands were re
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THIS DAY (TUESDAY),

C 0 M

P T ON

H 0 U

S E ,

WILL be offered the STOCK of Mr. J. A. KNIGHT, late of HIGII-V.REET,
London, which has been sold by the TRUSTEES under Deed of Assignmestratd purchase

CL.4.PHAM, near

Cash by

JEFFERY,

MORRISH, 4eTrn CO

at a very large Discount from the Cost.
ALSO,
The STOCK of Mr. JEFFREY BEVAN', late of Byrom-stre , but now about to proceed to Australia.
These purchases embrace almost every description of icle usually comprised in a general SILK and
DRAPERY STOCK.

IN ADDITION TO THESE TWO GENERAL STOCKS;

J., M., 8z Co. will be enabled to offer a large LOT of SHAWLS, lately the Stock of a Manufacturer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, ATTGITST 10, 1852.

LIVERPOOL AND CANAD A.—
Arrangements have been fully consummated by which a
line of ocean steamers is to be establishei between Port-
land and Liverpool, in connexion with the Portland and
Montreal Railroad, commencing in the autumn of 1853,
in season for the fall and winter business. A contract has
been entered into with a house in this town, lamp' -
nected with ocean steamers. The vessels are tc
propellers, and constructed of iron, equal or s
anything of the kind afloat. The desiv
second; and third-class passengers,

STEAMERS BETWEEN

is to cl

with capacity for

freight of at least 1,0(

) tons me

ROYAL

MERSEY YACHT CLUB.—On Tu,

last, the members
Birkenhead Hotel.

dined to

,gether at

rear-commodore occupied

chair, in the abser

mayo

was bitiletted

and elected

- -
passed, giving power to the

'yacht in t

n a race which
thpr and simi.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

AND COMP
'D PORTER MERCHANTS,
MN-STREET.

AN Y ,

Per Doz.
.Per Doz. Per Doz. Imperial
Quarts. Pints. Half-pints
s. d. s. d. s. d.
..4 6 .... 2 9 .... 2 0

Best London P er
Best Dubin rter
Light Di er Beer..
Devoils ire Cider ..

j.N Gl.3‹, fine old JAMAICA RUM, COGNAC BRANDY,
ity from Half-pint upwards:
LISBON, BRONTE, MARSALA, CAPE, CHAMPAGNES,
and HOCK WINES. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

SELLING OFF

the whole of their large and valuable Stock of genuin
FAMILY DRAPERY, SILKS, SHAWLS,
MANTLES, &c., &c.,
On MONDAY next, the 16th instant,

IMPORTANT REDUgION-.
These Premises will be CLOSEDftaiitrDAY and SATURDAY
the 13th and 14th instant, for tlefurpose of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

BRITISH

Canidian
United States
Danzig, &c.
Pomeranean,&c. 5 9.. 6 0
Danish, &c 5 4.. 5
French, &c. 5 6.
5 7.. 6 9 O&M, Ffll6‘•

5 6to 6 01

Wheat, V. 70th.,
English red .
Do. do. extra
Do. white 6 1.. 6 4
Do. do. extra
Irish red
Do. do. extra
Do. white ..
Do. do. extra
Barley, p qr., Eng. —..—
v6Otb. Sc. &Irish 3 7.. 3 8
Malt, Itqr.Eng 54 0..58 0

5 5.. 5 7

Dannbe
Russian,&c.hard 4 6.

Egyptian
Barley, 90 6oth
Oats, la, 451 b
'Beans, q&qr. Eurp 30 0..34 0
.124801 b Egyptian 25 6.. 26 0
Pees, le qr. white. 31 0..34 0
Ind. Corn, qa4Solb,
Amer. yellow 3l 0..31 G
Do. white. 2B 6.. 29 0
French, yellow 30 6.. 31 3
Do. white 2B 0..28 6
Ibrail & Galatz 0 0.. 0 0
Flour, 269. brl. 196th, .
Canadian, sweet 18 6.. 19 9
U. States, do. 19 0..19 9
ron.
,Ca ns
k. s2OB uor 13
70
00.... 3186 00

Do. - MO
Oats, gfr 45tb.,
Englactch, old 2 11

47 0.. 50 01

Do: Irish-, old 2 2.. 2 8
Do. Do. new 2 3.. 2 7
Beans, qr. Eng.. 32 O. .34 0
ae .18016. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 0
Peas, qp, qr. F.ng... 33 0..33 6
Flour, 19. 28016,
Seconds
Fine
Superfine
Extra
Oatmeal, aa, NON,
Irish, new 21 6

o 0.. 0 0
00..00
30 0.. 31 0
33 0.. 35 0

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,

FRIDAY• AUGUST 6

The demand for Beef this week has again been of a limited
character—the finest sorts continue to demand extreme prices ;
but, we think, to make progress with ord
holders would concede a little. In Pork we can note no alte-
ration; the trade are working off their late purchases before
again coming in the market. Bacon is in fair demand, at the
advance; and the stock is reduced into a very small compass.
The sales of Lard are reported at 80 tons, chiefly at 585., ex
ship. leaving the stock in first hands again very low. Grease
Butter is a slow sale.

IRISH PROVISION MARKET.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6.

There has been an active demand this week for Butter, at
2s. to 3s. advance. Fine Waterford, Clonmel, &c., sells readily
at 755. to 775., and the market is left quite bare. This morn-
ing's letters from Ireland again report higher prices paying
there; so increased rates will be required for next supplies.
Bacon, Hams, and Lard are all scarce, and sell immediately
on arrival at extreme prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

Pierce Power
Jnhn

Valentine 'O'Donnell
Samuel Ward Crewe
William Warneck

Robert Johnston
Alex.
Leiniar Win. Gordon

James Anderson
John N. Beaumont

William Rot}
James D
Peter C
George
John P

Kenyon

-Mary inne. Newman
Margaret M'Caully
Mary Ann Hays
Joseph O'Neill
James Boulton
Mrs. Nelson Boulton
Wm. Wilson Boulton
Thos. R. Boulton
March 28, 1852.—Sycbley Meriting Herald,

Robert Quirk
James

Arch. M

R. G. Bateman
Albert Caldbeck
Josh. R. Ambler
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

In beautifully embellis

This Shirt is admitted to
fitting extant, combining
the smallest cost.

the most comfortable and perfect
highest degree of excellence at

SUPERB DRESSITIRTS,
. FOR EVESIWEAR,

63. and

6d. and

Bs. 6d

ALSO,
FASHIO BLE COLOURED SHIRTS,
eady made, or made to order,
2 s., 275., or 31s. 6d. the Half-dozen.
BEAUTIFULL7 STITCHED & EMBROIDERED FRONTS
t Outfits to Australia and all parts of the World.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

leafness foil

his sag

of the mucous mem

contiguity and continuit3

sage and lead to the same result; and it remains
that he should remember that such is the sympathy
between the nerves of the throat and those of the
ear, that disease in the one may produce sympa-
thetic suffering in the other. These simple but

all-important principles are in this little treatise
carefully examined, and it well deserves attention.

Rules c

Atheneum Institute for

Men Qf cienc

lig is a new society, of

•hich the public are yet

norance, but

its piincipl

,s are faMiliarly knoivn

cognised throngh t

existence of I

incired

institutions. In some respects it resembles the
" Guild of Literature and Art," but in others there
is a difference worthy the attention of those who
desire to become members of either, or of both.
The object of the Athenaeum Institute, as stated
in the circular, is fourfold :-Ist. It is protective,
taking cognizance of legislative measures affecting
literary and artistic interests; 2nd. It is philan-
thropic and provident, granting money to necessi-
tous members, their widows or their children, and
assisting from the funds of the society those who
are unable to sustain their annual life assurance;
3rd. It is educational; and lastly, it combines a
life-assurance department with its other branches.

A subscription of one, two, or three guineas yearly
will obtain the advantages offered to the participa-
ting class of members : these advantages are im-
plied in the objects of the institution. The names
of the directors are highly respectable. It is to be
hoped that many of our men of fortune will join
this society, becoming members for the sake of
those whose circumstances in life call for the aid
offered by the Athenaeum Institute. To the one
class of supporters, viz., the philanthropic or non-
participating, we thus make our appeal ; to the
other, the provident subscribers or participating
members, we would say, join by all means, and
God bless your efforts to earn an honourable sup-
ndependentiv of this aid.

port i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

East Entries.

For CEYLON
The Ship,...ifY D I A .
WILLIAM R EAVES, Commander.
Her accommo ons for passengers are superior.
—Apply t C. W. and F. SHAND.

Takes neither salt nor coals.—Has only room for a
few packages, and will sail on Thursday morning.
44, For CALCUTTA,
The remarkably fine Clyde-built Barque
TRAFAJArtit ;
•
A 1 at Lloyd's; 528 tons; and b , a very fast sailer, is in
every respect a most desir conveyance : loading in the
Salthouse Dock.—Ap ly
ESWORTH, WYNNE, and LYNE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

Castle-street,
THE whole of the very supr
capital full-sized Billiard "'
—-- - - -

ffalts, of Loud

innßromboro'-pool, together
ritg SA. 33e., thereto adjoin-
?, ; well adapted for building or

valuable Effects of tlt

b„NIT•
TROITRE,..Sze.. CLEVELAND-
It '',
at WIS NSTANLEY
bY
,

SQUARE.
d SONS will
lay,) the

d?RRow, (VVednes

isely, on the Premisei, No

Qiet co:
4 Ta,rs !gables,
teAn2l?et
es
th
&
, e p Lite
orri

USEHOLD FURNITURE and
eazitlg Live_gooh-----

wises , French, and Stump
'a ands, Painted Chests of
ramed Sofa, Four Mahogany
Pembroke and Card Tables, &c.

Church.

with Slate Bed, Maces

Glass, the entire Service of Spoons, Forks, waiters, 131-01.11
Bowls, Cruet Stands, &c., of Electro Plate, extensive Table and
Breakfast Services, en suite, the remaining part of the choice
Wines, including fine Ports:Sherries, Champagne, Claret, &c.,
1, to Messrs. HOLT I Preserves and Pickles, large quantities of Table and Bed Linen,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

TO AUSTRALIAN EMIGRANTS
E Nir ► T E N

T S,

OF THE
BEST MATERIALS AND ALJ;;TyperlißE,
Suitable for Companies of Six, Eight„ or Twelve Persons,

ALWAYS ON HAND E MAKER'S,
THO KING,
13, GORSE- ZAS, GEORGE'S DOCK,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

r, Part 5,

An Examinat

n of It

H.—Wonderful Thin gi
Yearsh

cal Mag
Gar

a and I

ne Companion, Part

NEW MUSL

Scotch Ballad

Irish Exile

" In Shades
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

sales are confined to -.:

200 bbds. 250 brls. Porto Ric

38s. 3d., being rather lower rates, and 160 bags yellow Per
at 19s. per cwt.—The sales of Molasses are limited to 80 r
Barbadoes (an indirect parcel) Lagusyra at 505., and 180
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

RE-MARIWG THE STOCK

which will be done wi ut reference to cost, as it is requisite
to clear out the w e before commencing the alterations.
1& 2, TV ERLOO-PLACE, CHURCH-STREET,

N.B.—Hours of business dtiring the SELLING OFF from

10 A.M. tO 6 P.M

AT 112, BOLD-STREET,

BIJCKNALL AND SON'S,

A LARGE LOT OF

CHEAP AIJI-I!n4INS,

CHEA3AREGES,

CI3,E-AP SILKS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS TO THE
POLICE FORCE.

On Friday last a very interesting proceeding took place,
viz., the presentation of rewards to those members of the
police force who have distinguished themselves by their
activity and good conduct. Tho distribution took place
in front of the east portico of St. George's Hall, where all
the men not on duty, to the number of between 500 and
600, assembled, under the direction of Capt. Greig and the
superintendents. Amongst the gentlemen present were
Mr. J. A. Tobin, (chairman of the Watch Committee,)
Messrs. Councillors Johnson, Atkinson, Jones, and other
members of the committee. The men being drawn up
in divisions, and with military precision, Mr. J. A. Tobin,
addressing them, stated that it was with great pleasure
he had to attend that day to present some token of
approbation from the Watch Committee to those of

duct during a lengthened period. The rule which the
Committee had adopted was to give to those men, who had
behaved well for the last fivo years, a medal with one bar •,
who have so conducted themselve for a period of
s a similar medal with two bars ; and to those
o have so conducted themselves for fifteen years, a
medal with three bars. Having remarked upon the honor

conferred upon the men w

ad received tt

se mar.

and the los
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

HENRY GIBSON,
HATTER,

, LORD-STREET,

(Having no connexion with any other Eitabliehnientd
TENDERS zrateful thanks to his_numerous Cus-
tomers, and hopes, by '

eepitr,,,- every Article connected

with the HAT TRADIpIe"--
BEST LONDON D PARIS MANUFACTURE

still to retain 9artberal patronage lie has so many years

received

51, LORD

STREET

OPPOSITE THE

lERCURY-OFFICE

JAMES WARD

FROM THE YORK HOTEL,
BEGS to apprise his Friends and the Public that
he is now to be found at the

CORNER OF 211ARBLi,8TREET,

IN WILLIA:001-SQUARE

ith many unusual acco udations, and still increased com-
forts, re he purposes forming
A HO Y AND DOMESTIC RESORT,
ated o deserve the patronage of those who have hitherto
unceasingly supported him in his undertakings.

PROFESSOR MUSPRATT TO MR. ALLSOPP.
" I have carefully analysed samples of your Ales, and find
that they do not contain a particle of any injurious substance.
I and ,no famiiu hare used your Ales for years, and with per-
fect confidence in their purity. I knoir that Pale Ale, prepared,
as in your Brewery, under scientific surveillance, contains a
large quantity of nutritious matter; and the hop, by its tonic
properties, gives a healthy tone to the stomach.
" SHERIDAN MUSPRATT, F.R.S.E.,
" Member of the Royal Irish Academy, and of
La Societe d'Encouragement.
" College of Chemistry, Liverpool."
ALLSOPP'S PALE OR BITZER- ALE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

al that arrangements are

- a view to the pure
able tr..-)e,—Presto

.tease of a second steamer
;n Pilot.

the house of Joseph
4 by thieves, who

e, was entere

ing;.ge.la
4titv,Sll throu¢h the drawing-room window,

/lives, teaspoons, 34c.;:were stolen

MA

STRATES' OFFIC

—Mr. Jame-

ates' clerks. having been ap-
p of the Borough Gaol, a
office, with a salary of £4OO

IssrEc

TOIL MPONALD.—This
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

all the New Colours ;
FLOWERS, in all the New Mixtures ;
BONNET WREATHS, BONNET DRO(___VSl.-I?rtUTHERS,

-WAX LEAVES, BO ,Ts.
DRESS CAPS, HEAD DR S BONNET CAPS,
LAPPETS, LACE GOODS OYES, HOSIERY, &c., &c

jS.OTfINGIIAM HOUSE,
/ 57, GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET

MOURNING I

THE LONDON GENERAL
WAREHOUSE,
114, BOLD-STREET,
CORNER OF COLQUITT-STREET, LIVERFOOI
THE only Establishment in Liverpool
devoted to the EXCLUSIVE SALE of
MOURNING.
At this Establishment every Article in Dress ne-
cessary for a complete Outfit in 11OURNING is
kept made up for immediate use, also made to order
on the shortest notice.
The extensive AIOURNING INERY, and
MANTLE SHOW-ROOM e found well worthy
of inspection.
FUNERAL RNISHED as usual, withstrictest
regard to nomy.
H. PUGH & COMPANY.
PROPRIETORS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

THE NEW PATENT LAU

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

The practice under the new Patent Law copestinto operation
very shortly, involving—lst. A large redirclion in the amount
of fees-2d. A rapidity of movem obtaining the grant
unknown in the old practice— . A new and more rigorous
preparation of the descripti ocuments. It will therefore be
advantageous to Invento o give it their earliest attention.

For full inforn3;:elply Messrs. BRAZIER and CO.,
123, Chancery-lai ondon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

On s:alt.

For SALE,
./ The beautiful clipper Barque BONITO ;
0.68 ei, 267 tons N . , 370 tons O.M.
Length
a--.,.. —-, Breadth
Depth l2 feet .1-10ths.
Very substantially built St. John, N.B ,in October last; she
is fitted with iron tan , and her stores . are very ample.—For
particulars andyetitc,ries apply on board, east side Brunswick
Dock, ,Or to JAN KIN, GILMOUE,,,,and CO.

ftlrbiterrantan.

STEAM TO SICILY, EGYPT, AND SYRIA.
The NILE Captain JOHN OLIVE ....550 tons.
„ ORONTES Captain H. BULKELEY .. 752 „
„ SCAMANDER Captain W. T. VALE, ....800 „
„ PACTOLUS Captain C. T. SLOMAN .. 800 „
For PALERMO, MESSINA, ALEXANDRIA,
and SYRIA,
(Calling at GIBRALTAR')
gt6Q,-1/‘. The A I fast Steamer" ORONTE S,
• 40617A4315U. HENRY BUL VIET, Commander.
- _ Will be despat d early in August. Exact
date to be named in a future vertisement.
Goods for Syria will be en by special agreement only.
The rate of passage lexandria is Twenty Guineas, exclu-
.sive of wines, spir , and beer.
For terms of f eight or other particulars, having very supe-
rior accommodations for passengers, apply in London to
Messrs. W. S. LINDSAY and Co.; here to Messrs. LAMPORT
and HaLT, or to JAMES MOSS and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

NATURE TURNED TOPSYTURVY

"The seasons, of course, are the reverse of ours in
England ; the middle of summer falling in January, and
midwinter in July. The summer is considered to extend
from the beginning of November to the end of February ;
the spring months are short, consisting of September and
October; the autumn months are March, April, and
May; and the winter, June, July, and August. The
rainy months, par excellence, are March, April, and
Augtfst. Time is also opposite to our own, the English
day being the Australian night. Our longest day is the
shortest in Australia ; we look south at the sun, our
friends at the antipodes look north. With us the baro-
meter falls before bad weather, and rises before good ;
in Australia it rises before bad weather, and falls before
good. The north wind is there hot, and the south cold,
whilst the valleys are cold and the mountain-tops warm.
Australia has been called a country of contrarieties, not
only in point of climate and its accessories, but in nature
also. The swans are black, the eagles white ; cherries
grow with the stones outside, and delicious-looking pears
are solid wood ; bees have no stings ; flowers, for the
most part, no smell; birds do not sing; the greater por-
tion of the trees have no shade, whilst, instead of turning
the broad part of the leaf to the sun, they turn its edge,
giving an idea of a forest in rags; for a great portion of
the year the trees are destitute of hark, ?hewing only
their naked stems ; animals have pockets, in which they
stow their young; some quadrupeds have ducks' bills,
and lay eggs ; birds carry brooms in their mouths, in place
of tongues; owls screech in the daytime, and cuckoos sing
at night,—with a variety of other contradictions, which
convey the idea of nature turned topsyturvy."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

FARES,

Ist Class. 2d. 3d.
s. d. s. d. s. d.
Liverpool or Birkenhead Wolverhampton 7 0 6 0 4 9
ft 0
Birmincr . • • • ham 8 6 6 9 5 6
London 28 6 21 9 14 10i
N.B.—Furth articulars of Times and Fares, also all other
necessary rmation, may be obtained at the Offices of the
Company, erby-buildings, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.
By order, DUDLEY PARSONS.
Traffic Manager's Office, Wolverhampton,
August, 1852. _ _ _ _

N.B.—The inteifereitce with the monopoly which the London
and North-western Company have so long enjoyed, has led that
Company to publish a " Caution to Travellers," for which
there is no
_justification. A single trial will suffice to show
that IMPORTANT SAVINGS CAN BE EFFECTED, and the
Journey performed over the SHREWSBURY LINES with the
greatest CONVENIENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

board. Corn sells at 52c. to 55c. Mess pork is firm at
$2O. Bacon sides are 10c. Freights show some im-
provement. Cotton is taken for Liverpool at gd., and
tobacco at 30s.

CHARLESTON, JULY 2G.
The sales of cotton to-day were 390 bales, at nc. to
Mc. The market exhibits no change.

MOBILE- JULY 25.
Cotton is very dull in this market. The sales of the
past week have not exceeded GOO bales. Middling
ranges from 9c. to 10c. The stock on hand 5,000 bales.

THE OVERLAND OVERLAND MAIL

MARSEILLES, ..A.UGTJ!
Caradoc. Lieutenant

—Her Majesty's steam-packet

lder arritylan, is

Indian Mail, which had not been sig-
.....exath:ria up to the 27th July. The Boinbay
e cause of

rived without

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delay is not known

tta mails will arrive togethe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-08-10

VESSELS S

,t. 30 N, longce for Ceylon, 21st June, 3 S, 22 W.
Pakenham, hence for San Juan del Sud, 58 N, 77 W.
Bridget, hence for Maranbam, 30th June, 7 N, 36 W.

hence for St. Thomas

Archir, hence for Port Philip, 26th July, 50 N, S W.
Hope Goodwin, hence for New York, 29th July, 49 N, 16 W.
Cheshire, hence, 29th July, 50 N, 16 W.
Alexander Edmond, bound E.S.E., 2nd August, 49 N, 15 W.
Lady Peel, bound west, 29th July, 4S N, 17 W.
Argus, hence, 25th July, 44 N, 12 W.
Paxton, hence for Halifax, 30th July. 49 N, IS W.
Ranger, hence for Bahia, 28th July, 46 N, 12 W.
Beatrice, hence for Pernambuco, Bth July, 13 N, 27 W.
Toronto, hence for Montreal, 3rd August, off Island of Islay.
Niagara, hence, 28th July, 54 N, 26 W.
Wildflower, hence for Bombay, 7th May, 28 S, 38 E.
Lady Jocelyn, bound south, 30th June, 6 N, 24 W.
Jason, from Havana, 31st July, 44 N, 23 W.
John Leech, hence, 6th August, oil* Waterford.

OLYDAYS,ETC.

111 7 43

lay .. 14 10 30 110 53 14 6
15 11 14 ;11 34 16 2

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