The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-13 00:00:00

COURT AND FASHION.

TO-NORROW will be the first anniversary of the
of the Duke of Wellington. 001
VISCOUNT STRATHALLAN was on Wedneschr&p roes'
mously elected a Scottish representative peer in tlesaci
of the late Earl of Seafield. There is another c
by the death of Lord Saltoun. Sbire.
A PUBLIC DINNER was given on' Tuesday in the ina
tall, Gloucester, to Sir Joseph Thackwell, he h 3
testimony of the eminent military services Whielboarlii)
rendered to his country. The mayor (Mr. Was
Ras in the chair.tip
ANcrriiEn ROYAL PRINCE is intended as a 8"."3105.
may draw any inference from the fact of her. ai 11.
hsving ordered a sailor-boy's outfit for his 11°i„d OP;
nos Prince Arthur. He is only three years aayingt. 0
.'
maiths old, and is godson of the late Duke of We' .
THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER and 31;"filict:
stone, accompanied by the Right Hon. Edwara woo
M.P., after visiting Sir James and Lady Anne 31° 01
at lochluiehart Lodge, Ross-shire, have proceeded Vos
robin Castle, on a visit to the Duke and rine
Sutherland. 130150
EIECUTION BY THE AXE.—The Duke of ,
has aecreed that henceforth criminals shall be beof
with in axe, and in a closed place, in the
presen
public prosecutor, a deputation of the Tribunal, ce a
en fie nriml°
the prisoner's counsel, and twelve persons chos
amongst the representatives of the commune. VII
ROYAB LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.—A letter frouillich t
of the 31st ult., says that the rapid choice heti, he
Emperor of Austria made of the Princess Nulsoll
Bavaria took place in the following way --At .1-ed to ej
family of Prince Maximilian of Bavaria happe,il 1,0100
present at the court ball. The Emperor appearea,e Le)
with the Princess, and requested to be allow'
miuuteeconvereation with her ator the h•-. 11
of a few instants the Emperor returned with the
leaning on his arm, and presented her to the coon'
the future Empress of Austria.
with lACP-fe
KINDNESS- OP HER MAJESTY.—We record Ir.:, °of
pleasure a spontaneous act of kindness on the 1,!-T;g.un.'.:,
Majesty to Mrs. Warner the actress, who is sutin,ell,--ivin,
a painful and terrible disease—cancer in the 47 The If,
must at no distant period terminate in dr`sna also t
cumstance becoming known to her Ma.let,Y:, natient
er
fact that the pecuniary circumstances of 1," nish 11
become narrowed from being compelled to relnill her 3,i
orderl,) .te tO Pp
professional pursuits for a considerable time Pas'should
far
Jesty directed that a carriage and attendants a s
placed at Mrs. Warner's disposal daily, in
possible, to alleviate her sufferings and contri
C 21a IP
comforts while she remains in this world.—,A SAr.
THE FUNERAL OF LIEUT.-GEN. SIR CILA'"
took place at Portsmouth, on Thursdaylnert,o,
troops lined the entire street from the LandPo
the garrison. chapel. The hearse, followed by three,
ing coaches and four private carriages, entered t‘n,:(l
son with a body of Riflemen on each Side, fall 0;`,,.,
body of police, the mayor and corporation of tl e u`tio'cieoei,
the clergy of the district, the Prussian ConnuPn
officers of the Gefion and Amazone, with their„,,
L. A. Vandenberg ; the Lords of the Adinivil;eo
garrison staff, with a host of officers of both 0
The minister met the body at the entrance of theme
chapel, and commenced the solemn service. 1-I:`,sso
was taken into the chapel, during which time the
the troops formed into close column on the 00verdr,)
Green. At three the body was removed from tnloo 0,,t;
and lowered to its last resting-place. The process:o,o
returned up the High-street. The several r',,,sietito
formed four deep, • and marched to their 1....00,0
quarters. Thousands of persons flocked into PorLvl
crowding in dense masses upon the ramparts aIY
available spot, to get a sight of the imposing an
choly cortege. Morning Herald.
FIRST PUBLIC SPEECH OF THE PRINCE O. ,c,Alf
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales presen
of colours to the boys of the Royal Hibernian
School in Dublin, on Fridayweek. The colours wel.eop
by the ladies of Dublin, with whom the suggesa
mated. The ceremony of presenting the cob:A.l4oi
strictly private, that no persons were presen„te •Rl'dtr
nant. Royal
The Highness
ceremony,an
Countess of St. Germans and some members 0.;',_,‘1
his 6-111.;
of ° 0
dnohtiswitExhsctaellnedinncyg,t.hewasP7ol:peir
interesting nature. The Prince was received Obis ri'efe
salute. In giving the colours to the boys,,, sl"
Highness addressed them as follows :—" I have '5 4°40
pleasure in presenting you with these licipe4ell
soldiers' sons, and know how to value thew. aof 1554,41'
will keep them in remembrance of this dal, anolieProa'
in time to come." The colours consist of the, tile
and a regimental colour, both embroidered wita log,
and harp, encircled by a wreath of shamrockslibe otPl6,
bearing the motto, Fear God and honou, oti clto
The boys then marched past in slow, quicliel
time, and, after some manoeuvring, were ma,re,,,, st
dining-hall, where his Royal Highness saw tra
On the departure of the Prince, he was TO,
hearty cheers. Thus ended a ceremony, w tie 0/
those who were interested in it as boys will' 14'3'
member as men and soldiers. Tte
HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL AT BAL3lolPejOei,i tO
party left Holyrood a few minutes past ii° eeni,g Vs'erfue
day morning, and proceeded through the i'an e'qi. 15. .o.
St. Margaret's Station. The party drove a". 0,14-be etl
St. Margaret's, where the Lord Provost was -0° „'"octq ce
royal party immediately entered the saWniriiii r rery
sary arrangements having been made, the, eighit' io as:os
on its way about twenty minutes Pas,,' lisens(l,in'hoor
cordial manner
mbeafnonreerenwtietrihntghethsehecariffrrioafgeE,
distobtlig.tbg,giitotrjoiwo
the train started, her Majesty made a nai, was b",i;,e
to those upon the platform. Her Maies"" wl a-40 3
sba- ' fin
a blue silk dress, royal Stuart tartan ots °
bonnet with a blue veil. The princes wore in the potiier
mixture, and appeared to great advantagetwo Kafer
dress. The train, which was drawn the ;,rgareffect
and preceded by a pilot engine, reaelb:ii, sOme..;?
bridge station in a few minutes after lea
and yrioe mori,
It proceeded slowly through the station aa, "ssiq f,(O-10
linabielioBl4l
way on both sides,
Gardens, both east and west, affording
of her Majesty to considerable crowds ,eas
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especially in those FT.erA',t the
1,04
open to the public. The royal tra
inlaro'evlock' n3ogelP4l
terminus at Perth at a quarter to 1 11. carr
in o
ar-An about a
waiting, by which theq royal
paprf Gloashted w
e.
1%1, by Blairgowrie and
Jo.
uarterasty proce

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STBINGE.—On the 4th inst•, says The Wal', -005 ::ilir-,
a little time before dark, a storm of insee 10 coil" oir
from the Delaware up the Pequest. The 501,1. Tile.l,4ll'
two hours, resembling a driving snow Arch 11' le';fse
were of a whitish colour, and about lof ail -1,. at tijojtli,
FRENCH LANCLTAOE.--Mons. L. P. PLI7Mto intr,es'ti
quest of several large families, has fined_ ,t Cl,looo,
Ladies of all ages to any of the fifteen diller,,:'4olls'oll,,,
for
Yo by him, in Six respectable Educational 1-:;,, 000 iri II
for Young Ladies, on the same terms as the Pop.goierso'o,l);,
Mons. P. has classes of all gradations, from 1x,,,,,01e,0e.,
French Alphabet to the Pupils capable not only 'oe Pporlci
ing very well the Classic Works used by 1)0, is io Zreo„,
adopted in the best Educational Establislnea. oe ►n t,'
correctly .pg ,6eo
but also capable of speaking and writing, wan, „. fyi
Ltaliaeffmnegreuenan,gt eoc.fl a
asEislae
scalgoi
enLse,a, dint
wy
aohas
et
ililinretereoopbdtoui one trei
ds otafli roc e
into, e e .. 4 0
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tablishments for Young Gentlemen, on the stiOnci, fscierA
b ise
ahtandoamt
Pupils. Prospectuses, with Directions as to eLoies, 00i
1 ment, Terms, and many Testimonials freltren 11,, 01
et
esreos
t's:ks. 'op
men, and Gentlemen who have learned the J. ito yetioso
upon Mona. P.'s new system during the Iftteince. '1; lei
tO . rris_sie,
enenvyertyimdea,ys}trotinbetiParloc.fpeasrtro'snlte esli,wo le Ile 00
noon. No. 45, UPPER PARLIAMENT" pro
Itc,. tifir
sons for Ladies or Gentlemen, at the Pre ~once 0°
at the Quarteres, or 'by Correse,6ctooef.
TIM next commences on the aid Q,