The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-08-24 00:00:00

LONDON COMMERCIAL REPORT

—The news from China via Ame-
accounts which till up the gap in the news
here some few days since, and which were of
lte, have led to a fall in tea to a rather serious ex-
it, viz., in Company's Cougou, of 2.1 d. per lb., or from
7Ad to 2s sid per lb cash. At the auctions on Monday,
vill be better 'seen how far free trade samples are affected.
l'he public sales of wool have been going off excellently
to this evening, and at fully last sale's rates, to a slight
ance. The attendance of buyers was very large, and the

EVENING

SATURDAY v

ca, bri

biddings were brisk

MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE

EVENING

The funds have been very quie

Consols 891 to I for money, and 891 buyers for ac
Bank Stock 168 to 9. India Stock 245 to 7. Es.
Bills 13s. to 15s. premium.

ion Securities as before. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
511 to 2 ; the Five per Cents 1011 to 2. Belgian 102 j,
Spanish Active with the Coupons improved to 20 to
nsequence of improved quotations from Paris. For-
Five per Cents 29i to 301. Brazilian 66-1 to 74.
in 23 to 6-1,. Colombian 20a to -A.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE

(From the Oxford Herald.)

PROMOTIONS

Jonathan Henry Lovett Cameron, M.A., of Trinit
to the Vicarage of Fleet, Dorset; voi
,v. George Gould, on the presentatio

:kson, of Fleet House.
3. Dyer, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of Imber
I by the cession of the Rev. T. Williams ; patron

of St. John's College, Car
f the Bedfordshire Infirmary, vacs
he Rev. Richard Pearson, M.A.

3n Irwin, M.A., of Cains College, Cam-
,mient's, Norwich, and recently Curate
Cambridge, has been appointed, by
`'`e Gospel, to the station of

y at Madra..
;,M.A., to the Curacy of Upto

1, Vicar of Dunchurch, to be one o
s to the Lord Bishop of Worcester.

minut4
'like a,
Lord I

;:NTH OF THE CHARTIST e PREAut
s--
Chartist, in the M OORE.—We
ioned a few days since the death of
esbury Union Workhouse. Just his
he died he
extract the more
what I ex-
a solemn declaration, from whichdewl
-taut part :—" I here solemnly
o be soon my dying bed, and before thaet°6l.o, i„, whose
did I
ice I expect shortly to stand, a naked
tof ever joining the Chartist Association. spirit, that
that I was going to surround myself with men of
so contrary to those of pure religion. Oh that rin-
rd to Christian advice ! And now I wish it to be known
;hoot Tewkesbury and the neighbourhood, that I sin_
regret having so awfully prostituted the Word of God,
id by getting people together on blessed Sabbath days,
reaching sermons three parts politics, and the rest a
ess than scepticism. And if I did, as it is feared I did,
ny one astray by my influence, I hope they may hear
my dying words, and immediately by Divine mercy,
to the paths of life. And as for some of those who
my principal associates, and whose infidelity has even
)ted them to oppose ministers of the truth of God, I
rOll to take warning before it is too late. Were you in
rcumstances I trust you would think and feel diffe-
but I assure you that if you die as you are five
RS suffering under the vengeance of an angry God will
may all your infidelity. Take warning; and may the
have mercy upon your souls!
fflkesbury Union w WILLIAM MORRIS MOODZ.
orkhouse, July 7, 1841."