The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-08-13 00:00:00

INTELLIOENCI

NINA

And Admiral Sir \V. Packer

poied to set oft

Atinger

;es as soon as

and expected to reach
;t. Sir Henry's health appeared
is trip, and he embarked from
11 his mental and bodily ener-
ited on finding that
Bombay, as it was

left A

flag on board her

acing struck

ique ChannCl; and -Captain Grey
it for Bombay, that the frigate
mined. On her voyage out she

en decks, and this, with a leak
etermined Captain Grey. not to
Parker. The admiral will pro-
ina from Bombay. We have good
Sir H. Pottinger has proceede to
mple powers, and that his policy has
minute instructions. It is probable
:;bina he will demand by an ultimatum
ace can be concluded ; and if not im-
he will direct our combined land and
in. We have great confidence in the
ling character of Sir Henry Pottinger, and
ye that a more fit person could not have
out the energetic measures now re-
he regretted that his precedessor
instructions to the adop-
nating in the clemency

)owerful nation, has been unfortunately
mperor of China into mere pusillanimity.
us forbearance is synonymous with weak-

31ilitary Gazette

THE BRAZILS.
packet Delight, Lieutenant Lory, arrived at
.oni the Brazils, having sailed

_ _3th of June, and from Bahia on
_.mbuco on - the 7th of July, with a freight
£36,000. Our advices from the capital state
th of news, both political and mercantile.
)wleclgment as a Brazilian Princess of
ie daughter of Don Pedro L and his
__less, has passed the second reading
d no doubt was entertained of its being niti-
onation of the emperor still remained
Exchange was firm at 30t, with
is, and stock 741. From the other
s since last advices.

at du

•, LUC

for the 18th of July

ley to look upv

--WEDNESDAY

less in the public stocks to-day was not at all of a
3 support their market, while the very unsettled
weather contributed to produce a general heavi-
sols for money closed at and for the account,
; 3 per Cents. Reduced, sn ; 3i per Cents. Re-

Nevr 31 per Cents., 981 ; Long Annuities (ex-
th of January, 1860), 12 13-16 to 15-16; India
Bs. premium ; Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 16s.
auk Stock 1681 to 1691 ; and India Stock, 247

—qually affected. Spanish Actives
5 per Cents., 29/ to 30 ; dttto 3 per
Dutch 2 per Cents., 52; ditto 5 per
u, 251 to 26 ; Colombian, 191 to 20 ;
nd Belgian, 101 to 102.
ery little business was transacted, and
inces were much lower. Birmingham
p"Anium ; Great Western, 18 to 19 pre-
), new, 6 to 7 premium ; South-'Western, 511 to
re ' - North Midland, 37 to 35 discount; ditto,
7 discount ; Brighton, 7+ to 7 discount ; and
wall, 10 to 9 discount.

STATIONS OF THE PREACHERS
CONNEXION ESTABLISHED BY THE LATE REV. JOHN

POINTED AT THEIR NINETY-EIGHTH

Y, A.M

BEGUN IN MANCHESTER, JULY

THE LIVERPOOL DISTRICT.
North (Brunswick Chapel, Src.,) John Davis,
Haydon, David Hay; Calverley Riley, Super-

outh ( Pitt-street, Sm.) William Vevers, Joseph

Joseph Hargreaves.
'elsh (Bean's Gardens, &rc.) Thomas Aubrey,

homas Stead, William H. Clarkson ; Isaac Lilly,

(English,) John P. Lockwood, John Ward, 2d.
, (English,) Thomas Rodham, Joseph Officer.
John Hornby, Samuel Lucas, 2d.
(Salop,) Adam Fletcher, George Dickinson.
,n, Samuel Wilde, Richard Rymer, James S.
; William Jones, Supernumerary.
's and Prescot, William Elton, James P. Fair-

illiarn Constable, Frederick Payne.
and Ormskirk, John Hague, William Parkinson.
td Charley, William B. Stephenson, Benjamin

4oses Rayner, George Patterson.
Thomas Hall, John Dyson.
W. VEVERS, Chairman of the District.
CHARLES El A YHON, Financial Secretary.
N.NCH ESTER AND BOLTON DISTRICT.
?r, (Oldham-street, 8(c.,) Joseph Taylor,
In, John. Henley, :Peter Cooper ; Edward
Pickavant, Supernumeraries.
ster, (Irivell-street, Bcc..) James Methley,
in, Henry D. Lowe ; John Taylor, Josiah
, ..,upernumeraries

ester, (Grosvenor-street,kc.,) JAMES DIXON,
1I? THE CONFERENCE. Peter M`Owan, Ed-
enjamin B. Waddy, John H. Beech.
r, (Bridgewater-street, . &c.,) Henry
itichard Brown ; William Shelmerdine, Super-

lunchester

am, Isaac Woodcock; William 0. Booth, Super-
ary. Brottcr Woodcock shall change on one Sab
i every three weeks with the Preachers of the Fourth

:cr Circuit

David Evans, 2d, who shall change
paths in every three months with the Welsh