The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-09-10 00:00:00

AND UTILITY.
to the VENTILATING WATER-
NY, respeetfnily informs the Public that

r Garments of all descriptions,
)OF, without IMPEDING PERSPIUA-
to measure, and cut in the first style of fashion,

)liTll CASTLE-STREET,
frt the Waterproof Cloth may be examined
:Tiber 3d; 1811.

EMILY LINEN WAREHOUSE,
P,T, OPPOSITE SLATER-STREET.
SI begs to avail himself of this medium
e patronage so liberally bestowed upon
le above Premises ; and would respect-
rous Friends and the Public in general,
‘p a well-assorted Stock of Luna Cloth,
ine de Laine, and other Fashionable
Dresses ; Silks, Shawli, &d., together
rtment of Faty Linen.

articularly soliciis the attention of the
)fished branch of business, comprising
NG and superintendence of FUNE-
e his personal attention ; and he begs
one in which he has for so many years

.nd favour

r a well-educated YOUTH as an
dm has some knowledge of the

PATENT COMPOSITE, or IMITATION
CANDLES. They give a brilliant and steady
t requiring to be snuffed, and are equally appli-
ily or counting-house use, and are now much
letropolis for Lighting Churches and Chapels,

t One Shilling per lb.,
vitt, the light given, is cheaper than the

low Candle

are now supplied by most of the Chandlers
mintry, but where they cannot otherwise be
£5 to EDWD. Pules. and Co., Belmont,
, any Private Customer may be supplied
no charge will be made for the box, the
ill, in most cases, cover the expense of
Ix will be charged for any smaller quantity.
hing to try these Candles, has only to send
'ostoffice Order for Ten Shillings, and a box
shall be immediately sent down ; the odd

)n has denied the truth of the report
opt the stage as a profession.

the herring fishery at Berwick, were
t, by the swamping of the boat in

;nt of Lord Elliot as secretary for Ireland
yen offence to that portion of the press of
a Evening Mail is the organ.

Dumfries having got entangled with a re-
ns in the course of being enlisted, but

his rashness, consulted with his brother as to
as of escape, and at length it was decided to cut
finger of the right or trigger hand, which was ac-
y a chisel almost in an instant. This was thought
leing sent to Canton, and perhaps get a bullet
body whilst fighting with the Chinese.

—The write

er of a letter in an Oxford paper
L which may at the present time be
secured in the straw, placed in
constructed of laths or cords, and
the application of a little heat by
.e until it is dry. In this manner,
'eat might he placed horizontally
heaf open, and by the introduction
F air might be rendered in eight
e writer states that he has himself
an with some barley.

is, upon shelves

)pted ti

AND TOWN FIATS IN BANK-

INE YEARS.-

Town. I Country

756 I 944 I 1,700
518 765 1,283
599 f 780 1 1,379

557 737 1,294
183 724 1,207
531 1,408 1,239

7SI 1,087
1,040 1,485
1,413 1,879

not occurred on the Great Western
been attended with very serious
n Bassett, owing to an extensive
nbankment, one of the rails got
ward. On the arrival of the angine
of the line flew up and caused the former
at full speed into the embankment, in
mbedded to a considerable extent. The
)age of the train caused a tremendous collision
two of which were literally smashed,
agineers were thrown off with consider-
)on as the confusion occasioned by the
ome measure subsided, inquiries were
tate of the passengers, and it was ascertained
men had got their ancles dislocated, and were
tisly injured ; a third had met with several
he body, and a fourth was severely cut with
iss of the windows, in the face, as were also other
gers more or less. The guards were also cut and
'Jed about the face and hands, but singular to relate the
ers escaped without any injury.
- n -

train, tl

at two gentl

DIE D:

einEL.—When Paine's infidel corn-
4,
, You have lived like
.one"—he observed to oneneaamr him. `'You
miserable comforttielers have."
‘,:etnhaotnei.c,evez
ThereHe declared on
devil had an agent upon
something remarkable in his conduct Dr. M
about
anley,
-.11 comprises about two weeks immediately
'h,) particularly when
thor of ' Th 6 Age of reflect that Thos.
Reason.' He would
3 paroxysms of distress, without inter-
behellp me! God, heeTtiinne ! Jesus Christ,
F me r—rep
ex-
.n the least variation, f the same
ri
e Ise. This conduct :tint of voice
'
one
ired me to
)a Id his former opinions
;h 'f,. when I understood anddf° Ini was
Y
and, I believe, Pious from
-i-s,
rc saw her engaged with a b
ig iswered, and at the same otioni:e
sh aloud, he assented, and would
ei lint when his physician re-
la ,onfi•ss his guilt and errors, and
ou .ieve, or, let me qualify the question.
ev that Jesus Christ is the Son of God ?"
or : minutes, he' sullenly answered, "1
lie son that subject." Dr. Manley, re-
-01 part, I believe that had not Thomas
a ( tinguished infidel, he would have left
en sof a change of opinion." The woman
lad sedu A from her husband and children in
to a friend who visited Paine in his de-
.6—" For this man I have given up my family.
~ny property and my religion; judge,then, of my
hen he tells me that the principles he has taught

) wish to