The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

—Orders have been re-
ifies in this port to ad-

he no-

1-“, ties to

t the govern-

the passengers by the Cauibra steamship, on Saturday,
41" 0 0 from Boston and Halifax, was Joseph Lonaparte, the bro-
e777 to o ther of the distinguished Napoleon Bonaparte. Joseph,
__ 543 15 o who was at one time King of Spain, end whose proper
title is now the Prince de Musignano, is about sixty years
The ability of the country trade is reduced, or one of age, and very much resembles his renowned brother in
third '
But the landlord could not stand by and see his pro. Ilia manners are very unassuming. He was accompanied
petty wholly sacrificed, so that this land will be forced only by his secretary, Mons. Mailliard, and after staying
back into grass or woods, as the colonies will be forced at the Adelphi Hotel until Sunday morning, Le started for
out of our hands by the competition of foreign corn, in- London.
stead of, as Sir Robert Peel assures us, creating more em-
THE LIBERTY Or THE SUBJECT.—On Saturday, Police-
ployment or labour for the surplus population of the conn- officers, 61, 3(0, 434, and 627 appeared before Mr Russ-
try ! Yes, the Premier triumphantly concludes— ton, to answer a complaint made against them by Mr.
This is what you have to decide by your vote on this ques-
tion-Will you advance or will you recede? Which is the po- Of
licy beet suited to the commerce of this great empire ? Benjamin Sullivan, a clerk, residing in Kent-street,
having unwarrantably interfered with him on Thursday
And again— night last. Mr. Rushton in suspending three of the offi-
What should be the motto of a country like this? Should it errs, gave the particulars of the case. Ile said the officer's
be advance or retrograde? co, duet had been markt(' by a total want of propriety.
Now, we deny that Sir R. Peel has shown how any one The facts of the.case were exceedingly simple. A respers-
of the great interests of England is to be advanced, or table man was going home wi'h a bundle Of cloth, and he
bow (under free trade with all the world) it is possible to complained about the annoyance he was receiving froth
prevent less or more sacrifice to every great and vital in- 'some females, who ought to have been dispersed by the
terest in the country. officers. If the officers bad suspected anything, they
He talks, indeed, of the trade in feathers! as if the dis- should have stated that they had received infOrmation of
tress of all the dealers in feathers in Europe were equal something wrong in the neighbourhood, and that, thong!' with us to the want of agricultural employment in one of they we're sorry to interrupt, yet they wished to know-who
the 12000 parishes of England, or to the distress of the he was. If, then, he gave his name and' addre-
little Scotch town of Paisley, which came to a crisis in easy to find out whether he gave it correct'
1842 in consequence of the export of gold for wheat, cape. he lived in the same street. But they--
daily in 1833, reducing the demand for fancy goods or to justify them in stopping the rbY
luxuries. only had they stopped him, b-.'
Sir Robert Peel professes that he is about to remove all the street while they r xa- "
restrictions e

Leaving the same result to the tenant...
The 100 acres formerly produced 300 quarters at
10d. . .

The 100 acres now produce 300 quarters at 365. 3d,

ss, it qiiitt

, as he seta

3 evidemie

mid yet, vot

—...rom the food of the people, but he does nc
show how that greatest restriction, the want of employ.
ment or means to buy food, or, in other words, how ta-
bour is to be supplied.
Like the T vies, Sir Robert Peel seems to suppose that
'ood is the means of a people, instead of labour being so.
The leading journal, which has been as much or' more
141- 1 the corn-11^

said that be must
dueed, or if it did not col r
narcel. They should not 1
They had manifested a tot

snot pr

-fact, the case was one of ti
appear worse than usele-
noying interruoii—

diEcretivh;- Ana,
II avid& poimic.onic
seri. us and most z
ers 61, 434, and (

—,uat cause o tne attemptea
as Sir R. Peel or Lord John Runt
late no when....

repeal o,
_...-,aws most be suspended. As officer 3,,A9 did not appear to hare
-11. says in one of its said or done anything, be w.. 8 ordered to be continued in.
the force.
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probable tir

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as to his visit to Liver

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reply to a

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tion to present ffo►ts, however cotinhhied. of the Lord
nraver. in the Eeventeenth chapter of St. John." T

to extract with s
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44 to their hrresy

type of the first man, Adam. He exhibits with mu
power and with wise discrimination the various strike

►cidences wherein the

Mugs prefiguring them, and loses no opportunity of press-
lg on the readers attention how eminently the whole are

in our faitt,

ice that

to obtain which, we are r

s berore us

ady in a

.suad,(l, a Perusal of

get a very general desire

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POOL STAA

sorry to ha

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fined a c,

dent relied on me not

.e in a position i

my correspondent his own letter, and you must

hrough him. When he wr

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the ori-

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gallows,

thtt world

terfere ;

ek:the battle is drawn