The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-25 00:00:00

SPAIN

Espartero's manifesto has created
here, and the town has been bril-
e. Divers bands of musi-
playing the most patriotic
ed by great crowds, and

by vehement cheers of " Espar-
he army and the constitution !
•hich wishes to aee affairs
t off a courier to Valencia,
arrangement with her Majesty
it crisis.

has set

he received in a couple of days,
) suppose that it will he favour-

ng our garrison have

591 rialssince the ith of this

that is to say, no disorder

o of those who are cijaunting forth
s rather noisy, it must be owned.

son to rejoice at having nothing

,e last despat

hes from Valencia,
risis and restore order, have
tuation of the capital ; and the
y, although quite in the liberal

give satisfaction. The new ministers
dent of the- Council and Minister of
!ral Infante, Minister of War; M.
ie Interior; M. Domingo Ximenes,
M. Capaz, Minister of Marine; and

ALGIERS

Lain a telegraphic despatch from

" Algiers, Sept. 13.
acked the troops of Abd-el-Kader, at

The regular battalion was destroyed
5 dead remained on the ground, and
arge number of wounded. We had
minded. The enemy has abandoned
Galbois was to arrive on the 7th.
iert is tranquil."

ND COLONIAL MISCELLANY

ha 3 promised to marry her lover,
is elected President. The way
" whig principles" isn't slow.

rINENT.—The Paris races corn-
y will be resumed on Thursday.
On the last day the "grand royal
!ar olds" will be run.

ited as quietly waiting events, and
Caking for the arrival of the Eng-
tile erection of some batteries, and
Detachments of soldiers were
?ally from Chaouchoo, to protect
of in num

army consequence.
e been produced by the priest
lying produced all egg which he

)olc ! This was lookedupon as a
and had produced great consterna-

Living is remarkably cheap at
to had lately taken up his resi-

: that he had an excellent house and
of land, for which he paid but £2O
of the vineyard alone paid the rent.
otel, including lodging, board, and

per day, and that was Considered ra-
island has not been inundated with
d he the case, the natural consequence
'lid everything else will rise in fourfold
to Madeira, 4-e.

COATS

A. few days since, a
wely dressed in half mourning,
rs and beauty of pet son, entered
am-street, and after flirting with

who was in attendance, purchased two
.11 notions' To discharge this debt, the
appeared to be a twenty dollar bill of
Company, in exchange for which she
lars of zood current city bills. She was

ut of the store, and the nest day

,as discovered to be a two in disguise.
Lie 'cute chap for her, it appeared, had
alter its appearance, so that a very
ceived. Of course the store-keeper
une of eighteen dollars, and he has
females in half mourning who have
store since. We pat the fact on
-ng to all dry goods men and

,rk Paper

MASCUS

The following is the text of
nor of Damascus, issued by Mehemet
Jcws of that city :—" A memorial
ontefiore and Cremieux has been laid
ining their hopes and wishes. They
delegates from the whole of that part
le who profess the religion of Moses.
r the liberation of such members of
arrested, and to ensuretranquility
en flight, in consequence of the
'ante of Father Thomas and his
,nth Dzy'l Idg6, 1255. We have
vorthy of us to accede to the hopes
on a people so numerous. In con-
[l those Jews who have been impri-
rty ; and as to those who have been

I command that they be permitted

.
safety. Each may resume his trade or
y himself to his usual occupations. We
:ake such measures that no one of them
ect of any ill treatment from whomsoever.
hall be in full and entire security from all
,oever, as before the above-mentioned

Lisa FRANCE.-Whilst indulgingin the hope,
expressed, that peace may not be ruptured,
to lay before our readers two facts, which
knowledge, and which, however unimpor-
IC, ought not to be passed over with con-
rcumstance communicated to us was in-
from Paris (received a few days ago) in
gentleman• connected with the British
T) expressed great fears as to the result of
ntimating, at the same time, that he had
,n readiness, in order that his family might
►n the briefest notice of a rupture. Now
m by an individual attached to the British
th;nk, altogether unworthy of notice. The
effect—that the English consul, in a cer-
north-western coast of France, reported,
iat he had recived instructions from his
.eady to leave within ten days or a fort-
- --- )led with the known circumstance,
ited to Mehemet Ali to resolve on
ng will shortly expire, would seem
xar entertained by certain parties.

is nursu

gar will be exported from Calcutta
en recorded before. It will amount
Lod in a few days this quantity will
ilities of the country are boundless.

Philadelphia Ledger recommends that
xperience starts a course of lectures on
,ct of kissing, and says that the ladies
It would really be an inte-
go about giving lectures upon such a
Ally if the lecturers were allowed to

tickets

ADAMI

LA FFARGE

Laffarge's

lith at the assizes of Tulle, the
!covered to attend the court, into

ppeared dreadfully

After it.short discussior

Le last -who examined the body, and M.
:1 in the first instance there was no
e way to M. Orfila's experiment, the
I,med up the case for the prosecution,

of accusation against the prisoner. In
fatigue an adjournment took place in the
tinsel, M. Paillet, in the midst of pio-
aced her defence. He told the history
1 letters from the Margnis of Mornay,
d son-in-law of Marshal Soult ; from
esquieu ; the Countess de Valence,
shal Gerard ; from Marshal Gerard
ters from persons of distinction, to
And uniform good conduct of Madame
' On the 18th the sitting
continuing his speech, which was
ne. The advocate-general would
I. Bac would reply again for the
sum up on the 20th (Sunday),
.scted to be given.

fed letters

1 upwards

JAMAICA

['he following is an ab-
and ex pected for the
)f 3,007,635 lbs. from last

exported in the years—
• 27,362,742 lbs
...... 19,446,0b9
13,551,795

8,897,421
5,889,716
69,550

252,020

1,573,875

586,125

162,750
16,500
39,000

307,500
180,750
318,707
668,716
44,250
189,930
547,091
4,500

• 5,889,786
; have, even yet, made no return—but the
e so small as scarcely to augment the aggre-