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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Mr. E. L. Dave

You Like It
and Jacque:

and Miss F. Vining. - In Rosalind, the combination of
female delicacy with hoyden frowardness requires an ac-
tress of experience, as well as taste and judgment, for its
due performance ; to say, therefore, that a lady so young
as Miss F. Vining is did not fully embody the char
drawn by ti

s by no Means to imply

entation of it by this

censure c

II it was not all we co

have wished, it was certainly a performance of good
augury, and one leading -to expectations of a more bril-

iiant success at no distant
was its quiet unobtrusiveness.

One charming feature
The declamation of Mr.

Davenpoik as the sentimental Jacques was correct
in most instances pleasing. " Perfection, or the LE
Munster," followed ; and the evening's entertain!

-tided by the nautical drania of " Black-eyed
Susan." In the former piece, Miss J. St. George sustained
the character of Kate O'Brien with lady-like vivacity,
and went through the various incidents in a manner which
displayed no ordinary versatility of resources. On Satur-
day, the veteran Vandenhoff made his last appearance for
the season in the charact- Brutus, in the classical play

were con

ora Julius Caesar." His performance of this part has A,
'been known to the public, and by it he has earned no
small share of theatrical renown. As an impersonator of
such "noble Romans" as Coriolanus and .Brutus, Mr.
Vandenhoff has long occupied a distinguished place among
the best tragedians of his time, and his performance on
Saturday 0-_ _ _ -

lowed no abatement of his histiionic fire.
pressive in his action and dignified in his rhetorical efforts,
he left little to be desiderated. The Mark Antony of his
,
son, Mr. H. Vandenhoff, was spirited and good. His ora-
tion, in the forum, over the dead body of Cesar
was
Clever and effective, although in some particular points he
probably erred in being too familiarly colloquial. ,
*hole, however, his performance was really good.
-Cassius of Mr. Davenport was scarcely equal in exellent
to some other parts we have seen him play ; the character.
no doubt, is a fiery and irrascible one; still we think, in
his hands, this peculiarity was made so striking as to dis-

obvious in the celebrated quarrel scene. Let him endea-
vour to reform this, and he will find his account in it.

COURT AND FASHION.
-4•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Tressed the ME

,eresting partieu.

g forward in AI

;he society, as well as in this cone

Ind also in his
would

ly hoped tl _
_r a•heipirie.hane
the proce

dings vvE

chairman pronouncing ti

Ttis shown I

the United Kin tnat the
ninn e gdom in the year

sth

EY.—On &turd

tea for

vessel.
DYE B

f the Jos

gowned ii
imr, Mr.

ctiug the validity fth
dependantoiti
ewater, by which ~t wason
of the condition, so that the
ewill
he title of Duke or Marquis. Their lordships
Alford retains
rpossessionA of the vast property
l, .0,711 nn _
inst the legality

Earl of
Alford

Pnescrew-steamer, named the Sorrento,
etropolitan and Sicilian Steam Navigation
,uni.t' for xctirh.e
m'
been launched from the building-yard
Her model and build combine

ITe

exquisite symmetr

;rpendiculars,
pth of hold, 16 feet 3 inche

nd Co. The equip.-
lso very fine, and the eAh:,,-

,obert Stephe:nsor

garrento
nfly fitted up with every accomm

especially are e

nor .the comt7

convenience of passen

[twain,
Newcastle Journal.

itAIIDS DT EJLIGRANTS.-11if0111196011 has been re-
ceived in London that a captain of a ship, who, some
months ago, took his passage to Australia in a screw_
steamer, has suffered severely, with others, from two well..
olio/ practirionneedr.Chnrilsety;ietim
an ex-publican, known gamblers on board,
and Fry, a m who hat-,
given this information to the police states, that on the
,hove-named persons first entering the vessel, the,
third-class passengers, but suddenly,
1 " understanding" with some of
the
became first-class passengers
doubt of £3OOO. Th.,

were received, as
from, it is feared
officers on board,tt

are "c ".PPli-
cant, or captain, intends to proceed against the owne
the vessel, for the recovery of his share, £650. Owner of
0 railway
AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION.—The ship Pekin, 562 4.,„
sailed on Thursday froin Southampton for meibo ""ns,
nunissioners°Yernin
having embarked 235 souls from the emigratio_ urne,
The fine East India ship Herefordshire, of 1,354 ' dep6t.
for tons,syd is to
ssailhipiins aspfeecwialty asp, pwroitphrinaeatedrlyforthewcoutv'eyanee fY. This
labourers and their families to Australia for
the Sydney Railway Company. It appears thatth? service
of
dation, finding the 'difficulty of obtaininn. a that asso-
ply of operatives in the colony for oontracoseisufficient sup-
cut the works of the proposed railroad, g_and carrying
communication through the colonial or Naked itself in
Her Majesty's communication,
Co ent, with
Heretofore none but agricultural labour - In this country.
lies have been permitted by the etnigr emigration
and their fami-
to share in the benefits of free pass anon commissioners
• colonies, but in the present instance ages to our southern
rule (at the instance of the Sydney Re,
a departure from the
been permitted, and the whole of Railway Company) has
Herefordshire will be of the oias the Raseengers.by the
country se "navvies," with their ituuili 8 Wooeil known in ail,'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

f 4d. per lb. on lea, or th

which haS cla

Parliam

trade, al

prods of t

he wisdom of ti

shatter the

Taph the -111,

it told that " the buoyant state of the

e cortitnerei

hat :fhe zold

T ig-nored, and the "firmly

1 Bill is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

To3ll

to..the'cill subjects and sight-seers. She went on board tl
Duke ofWelliugton, 131,aboutbalf-past 10, and then steal
south-east, accompanied by the follow
4.amernnon, 91 ; Imperieuse, 51; Arror
21; Encounter, U; Desperr
Albert, Fire Queen, Sprightly
Me squadron went off to
in their -progress
' About

0 away to tl:

screw sijips-
-4; Hjghflse
the Victoria a

Lte, 8 ; wi
and El
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

TnizowlNGVnitioL.—A middle-aged man, named
Jonathan Slater

tared with t:

rowing

upon _his son, a young man, at Blackburn, whereby he'
slightly injured him and almost destroyed his clothes. It
transpired that on one_ occasion. previously he had at-
„ .

tempted to throw vitriol' upon his- son ; but extenuating
circumstances were stated, in so fax that the son had be-
haved harshly and unfeeling to him, having turned him

with a recommendation to mercy. Sentence two months
imprisonment.
The court adjourned at about half-past seven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

lispute with my

Lord M

,urne w

Norton did
says he did.

2 syllable

.odneed Lord Mel,

and alk,-o

by his withhai;

uv
~gauist rd

He threw the blame
t Wynford, and the

I. If he believed in

caressing letters to

Ition of a solemn

f Inca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Iteration was made in the I

system was aff

charter, I

illus

)3T which the trade t

was thrown open to coin'

outbid

eh other ix

1 the for

produce which they were so anx

glutted the home market

benefited by low prii

merchants. Such was the case so re

when there were he

tations, anti consum(

selves on 'the ch

Ivy los:

suffer; and it was only when fintl

Austr

Zia confirmed the

dance of gold, that our

prosperity which

look for in low

ws, and we I

the gratitude t

position

POI

RT.-11

_.,..-__

lid not

Lllll IntA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

general and extensive demand, but chiefly confined
to refining descriptions, at about 6d. advance. The
sales consist of 900 hhds. B. P., 2,000 bags Bengal
and 15,500 bags Mauritius, of which 6,000 bags

are to arrive, at 345. 9d. to 35
Foreign a very extensive inquir
chiefly from refiners, and the foll,

per cwt. For
has prevailed,
ing large busi-

:-650 c

ness has been done at extreme rates
2,000 bags brown Bahia at 19s. to 225. ; 60 ca
6,500 bags Pernam and Maceio, at 18s. for: low
soft brown, up to 235. 6d. for middlince, white, anC

LIVERPOOL ASSIZES

HUGHES V. HORTON

the pla

defendant is a g
the action was

graph-offit
and the ac

mount of the

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

for the plaintiffs, Messrs. Woodcock, Part, and Scott, of
Wigan. For the defendant, Mr. Leigh, of Wigan.

This was an action on a promis-
sory note for2loo, pa34ble by the defendant three months
after date. The note was drawn by the defendant, paya-
ble to a person named Collet, as an accommodation bill.
The defence was, that Collet had had transactions with

- r
consequence of coming into contact with a gate belonging
to the defendant, which was in a defective condition. The
blow was very severe, the plaintiff's jaw having been
broken. Verdict for the plaintiff, damages, £2O.
BUCKLEY V. THE KENDAL AND WINDERMERE RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.—The plaintiff was a clerk in the Tele-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

"BLACK BALL" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS

In consequence of the Neap Tides, it is
.found impracticable
for this Ship to leave the Dock until the 3rd proximo;
Coode will therefore be received until the let.
For MELBOURNE,
The celebrated American Clipper.
4s/I :,.\\
SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS,
it ac gob," Captain WEAN;
----7--z--_ 2,400 tons register; coppered and copper-fas-
tened ; and is one of the fastest Ships in the World, having run
In 10 consecutive days 3,144 miles,
„22 „ days 6,245 „
II 1 f day.
Liverpool 430
And from New York to in 13 Days.
The Sovereign of the Seas was built by D. M‘Kay, Esq.. the
'builder of the noted Clippers Staghound, Flying Cloud, &c.
her Cabin Accommodations cannot be surpassed.
For Terms of Freight or Passage apply to
JAMES BAINES and CO., 6, Cook-street, Liverpool.
•

" WHITE STAR" LINE
I;
OF
AUSTRALIAN PACKETS
p.
LOADING BERTH, SALTHOURE DOCK.

NOORESFORT (new Clip- Tons'

To sail.

CAULTHURST 2,300 .. sth Sept. .. Melbourne.
ItARL, OF DERBY, SLEIGHI,7SO ..29th Aug. .. Sydney.
~lOWA, REED 1,700 .. Ist Oct. .. Melbourne,
TITZJAMES, HOYT 2,500 .. let Nov. .. Melbourne.
BEN NEWS, HERRON

For MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP,
Landing Passengers at the Wharf,
The magnificent Clipper-ship M OORES FORT,
1,300 Tons Register,
CA.I.7I.THuRwr, Commsmcler.
Whitt TRUFnitlecut awl nevi Clipper-ship 7as
nstructed by the builders of the celebrated 'ii Australia,"
which, on her last voyage, passed the quickest of the Ame-
xican Clippers.
The Mooresfort is longer by 20 feet than the Australia, and,
being much finer, is therefore expected to make an extraordi-
Autry fast run. Her Poop and House on Deck arrangements
are of the first order, her 'Tivixt Decks lofty, and no expense
will be spared in the Fittings to add to the comfort and conye-
anience of Passengers proceeding in her.
Apply to PILKINGTON and WILSON.
Commercial-buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.

150TIC71.—Witli the de ire of meet. tug
the wants and wishes of SHIPPERS by the
4,1
11
following
STATES MAIL STEAMERS, the
PLAN for RECEIVING CARGO
is adopted

The Consignees will reserve such cargo space in each ship
as they may deem proper.

General Cargo will be received, as soon as practicable, into
the Sheds at the Huskisson Dock, to the extent of 400 tons
measurement, being the quantity the Sheds can conveniently
hold at any one time.

The usual printed receipt will be given for such portion of
the above 400 tons as the Consignees think the first vessel can
carry. The remainder will be measured, stowed and num-
bered, and forwarded by said vessel, if there be room, accord-
ing to priority of number; but if shut out by her, then, if
desired by the Shippers, by the succeed.ng steamer of same
line.

Goods received into the Sheds to be at the Shippers' risk,
whether with or without receipts, and the said Company, or
their Agents, to be in no way responsible for delay, loss, or
accident that may arise, and nothing herein expressed to in.
validate the terms and conditions contained in the before-
named printed receipt. BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

MARY ANN BANKS (Widow of the late
Thomas Banks), 33, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, re-
spectfully takes leave to inform her Priends and the Public
that, having received great encouragement from several re-
spectable and influential friends, she has COMMENCED the
general BOOT and SHOE MAKING BUSINESS, at the
above address, and being aided by first-rate assistants,hopes,
by unremitting attention and moderate charges, to obtain a
share of their patronage and support.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

J_ICI'U.

AAJJ .1

HUSBA

COUNTY COURT, A

im was for £49 4s. 6c
to the Hon. Mrs. N

defendant. The deft

from the 17t1

of April, 18
to £lBO 4s. (

amount

cork was
1 by the

t the or

id ftasonabl
Lon-liability

He should, however, be abl

'count

IS would show tha
If a lady in the
plaintiffs had co

their clai

was a just one

to do with 1

Norton, who w

with a seat on the bench, was now examined b
She stated that she was the wife of the deft

Hon. Geo:

ton. She

been s

that court to proau

work and lab Our s

1843 to the mont
Mr. Dod—Wh
The Hon. Mrs. Norton
to observe, I am here a
sent a statement of my cas

—I am I

g,entlema

1r some

)n of the defend=

2e the accounts of the plaintiffs
Tiled by them to her from the y
,f March, 1850.

I' con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

bp Auctton.

s Dap

Tierces Carolina RICE

Lnd Co., Merebanis; or to
N. WATERHOUSE and SONS, Broker

y), the 24th insta
le-room, Exchan
Rokel le CAMWOOD,
PIASSAVA.
WILLIAM NEVETT, Brok*

4 instant,

Twelve o'clock,

,ew TURPENtIN
:ingnn from Witm

Gao. P. Oxay and CO., Merchants"o
BIG LAND, EONS, and JEFFREY'S,

21GbursTra

SDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office,
8400 Bags Aracan RICE,
ling ex Marmion, from Akyab, Princes Dock.—

Now to
Apply to

T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers

HURSDAY next, the 23th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
the Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall-street,
BUFFALO HORNS,
rom Bombay.—For particulars apply to
INE and SERJEANTSON. Brokers.

Now landing ex K-jli,fi

On THURSDAY next, the 1
o'clock,at the Brokers' OM

25th instant, at Half-past Twelve
ice, Colonial-buildings, Dale• street,

505 Chests CONGOU.
BUSHBY and Co., Brokers

Apply to

on the Premises of the Coalbrookdale Company, Sea Brow
James-street,

150 Tons of Fiat and Square BAR. IRON,

In Lots for the convenience of purchasers. The above Iron
is the remainder of the Coalbrookdale Company's stock .—For
ulars and catalogues apply to Mr. THOMAS ROBINSON
S. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers.

:reef, Live

t LL thL

in the county of (

elevated part of
20,099 superficia

wardly and westw

shore of the River M
Lt Twelve o'clock, belong to the Royal 1
uildings, the private carriage ro
of which road is inclu
1

^rsey,
northwardly by 1
Sank of Liverpool, and
ad of the Liscard Vale

!ed the NEW BRIGH

MONT FERRIES

Which, with t
as tenant from year tc

essrs. HARV

the 24th inst., at Eleven o'Clock precisely, 01
34, Kensington, near Fairfield, the remaini
HOLD FURNITURE, and other Effecti

iiham I

of the River Mersey,
I and EGRE-
T the erection

Wooded,

ns, apply tc
ors, No. 12,

FIJRNITUR
ESSRS. THOS. WINSTA...ATLEY & SON
will SELL by AUCTION, TO-MORROW (Wednesday

long by 4
?holstered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

ORIGINAL CORRESPC

TO TR

LIVERPOOL IMPROI

YDE.ATCE.

MEN TS,

'THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

The apathy of the bu

taut subject is somewhat unaccOuntabld. If
that each and every :individual of this vas.

extra milli

gree be benefited by the

-thii of itself alone is enough to arou

energy of the tradesmen and merchant princes, ann. IMMO
them to go heart and hand into the project, the object o
the borough and suburbs int(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

—Wind E.N.E., light,

William Nelson, Cheever

Neva, :Baling

'New Orleans
New York
Elliott Galatz

Zaute Packet,

El Dorado, Morrison

_
St. Andrew's
Wreath, Dixon Savanilla, &c.
Flora M`Donald, Merrill

St. Thomas

The Atlantic (U.S.M.S.), West, arrived at this port, at 11 30
a.m., from New York, whence she sailed on the 6th August.
She has brought 143 passengers, but no specie.
The City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, has arrived at this
port from Philadelphia, whence she sailed on the 30th July.
he has brought 5'20,000 in specie, and 54 passengers.
13ulgersteyn, Mass, hence at Sydney.
Niagara (R.M.S.), hence at Boston, sth August.
John Garrow, Hamilton, hence at St. John, N.B.
Panama, sailed from Sydney for this port, 7th May.
Washington (s.), from Bremen at New York, 4th August.

BoUrnce-uf, sailed from Melbourne, 19th April, for Bombay,
Lady Hobart, and Edinburgh, 131 air—both hence at Quebec.
Index, Cross, from Bahia for this port, off Kinsale, the 11th
of August. _ . . _ _ _

John Souchay, sailed from Hobart Town for London, 24th
May.
Breeze; Elizabeth, Mearns ; and Hoenstauffen—all hence
at Monte Video.
Tagus, hence at Puerto Cabello, and would proceed to Rio
de la Bache, to load for this port.
Mortimer Livingston, Barstow; England, M`Lachlan ; and
Lord Stanley, James—all hence at New York.
Lowder, from Sierra Leone for this port, was totally lost, in
June, between Conflict Reef and Orange Island.
A Spanish brig, from Antwerp for this port, off the Start,
with bowsprit carried away and bows stove, having been in
contact with a barque off the Wight, 10th August.
ST. JOHN, N. 8., Aug. I.—The Guiding Star, which sailed,
25th July, for Liverpool, put back on the 27th, with rudder
unshipped, having touched the ground near Little River, in a
thick fog. She sailed again yesterday, not having received
any damage.

THURSDAY, Atm. IS

Wind S., fresh breeze,

Woodstock, Johnson
Mauritius
Express, Forbes Monte Video
Windsor, Pepper Para
Irt Demerara
Hope St. John, N.B.
Roger Stewart, Skolfield

Undaunted Cyprus
Emilie Nantes
Gerardo, Bootjue Santander
Julie, Aragama Ditto
Repealer, Martin Havre
Caroline,Nykiobin Nykiobing
Juliane, Suyties Bremen
Anne Powell,Howe Rotterdam

New York
Quebec

Tamaulipas (s.s.), Putt
Tampico, &c.
Lady Eglinton (a.s.), Paton

Montreal, &c.
Industry Melbourne
Elizabeth Wood, Cowley

Pinama
Pizarro, Splatt Valparaiso
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

million sterling pr,annun7i, should it be cirri

h to arouse th
_ inces, and induc
their to go heart and hand into the project, the object

-this of ifs& Ilone is enoug
a tradesmen and merchant pr

energy of thE

which is sto m
what it might

;e the borough and su
to be, if brought into

I trust, therefo:

wheneN=er it is though

meeting, all opposition

it conctitior
Liverpool,

20th August, 1853
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

-USBA_ND.
COUNTY COURI

the 17th
which £
a halm

covered

sable. He (Mr. Eiod) unde

41. the I

e into eon
d that the

whatever to do with priv

the de- I

fendant and his v

The Hon. "Mrs. Car

Le Norton, who was a

Immodated

with a seat on the bench, was now examined by Mr. Dod

She stated that shi
e Chapel 3

{Vas the wife of

Hon. Geo:

:on. She had been sub.!),

that court to produce the accounts
work and labour supplied by them to
1843 to the month of March, 1850.
Mr. Dod—What did the work consi
The Hon. Mrs. Norton.—Repairs to
to observe, I am here against my wit

a statement of my case to Mr. Norton's s

The COURT intimated that the w

Korton

Ly. Th(

The JUDE

me to s

irregular.
The Hon. Mrs.

The JUDGE

you allow this g

Mr. Dod.—What is the description of car
the work was done
The Hon. Mrs.
Thrupp by instahnc
lowance. We are not residing
apart ft
consider
ought to submi

'ears, b:

that I ha

bout £3,000 a-3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

of the

E several

he ope-

Feet, that the

multitudes t

ans, of people,

institut

Lght to read

and by this

.0 being wrought

,verfs, and not
clearly enough

:hen went on

ton or me ropish portions of Ireland
I beautiful state of the Protestant

Ls (even in obset

districts) were
and other sub-

;ed in Dublin or in

was to be

at a loy

vLum- employment, wore occupied
remuneration in improving the agriculture
The rev. gentleman concluded a length-
nentative address by urging the association

of the distr

ened and ar

It was, he said
tiou it would

.curing the efficiency
)W a small body, but

effective band
EDMV-15

BrCKLEY, Esq., se<
TATLOCK, M.A.. f
3 resolution, r

ded the remolution.

unting,

in doing s,
rimt+ ;1-1

e in sup-
K), many
rd to the

Lests in A

on the decline in America, and showed
would still farther diminish through
Me exactions of the priests, he
grievous and unbearable. In
sts was mainly dependent
kind of argument not

the spread of education.
said, were found to I
Ireland the power of t:
on brute force, and th

I tolerated in Amen
The Rev. R. 11

The resolution was c

m, dept

ni :front the Parent

Society, moved the second'resolntion, to the effect-that the
success which has attended the Society's operations demande
their grateful acknowlear to God, stating that there

and state

',hat

means of distributing

people, no
_fewe

1,000,006 copies of the Scriptures hiving been disseminated
by their means. He remarked on the abject state of
many of the children in many of the districts of Ire
land. One of the results of the schools, h
bringing in attendants to the Chun
the schools, he said, was 1

no attendant, on

ere he wasd an
cendant lin the religious exercises of thefound
Church.
He went on to give interesting. details of the progress of
the society in different parts of Ireland with Which he w-
-'6t the several illustrations he
who was

)ne wheie a rai

.1 of Rome, but; 'w"ausuniusow.b
mend of the society, and einployed as a script
id teacher. (Che,- The, speaker next dwelt
length upon tIY

or the;Chusc

persecuting spirit of the priesi;
vi Rome in Ireland, and showed that several
men who had left Romanism in Ireland and joined
been compelled to leave

f the intiix

rected

.s of " Sham
went app

with an e 1

of the curates of Christ
but

dAROTTE

her on

Friday.
WRECK

which strut

3. the reefs offlVa

13th of June, and 1

The chief
I attempt

servortliy effort to rend

Brownlow,

decided g
present Lo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

'erti3eme

incation, or the

aper, that they may read or r

just as the humour strike

if I pl

-it wi

I. ROMANIST LOYALTY
Commercial Journal (a I

health of the Queer
and hiaßpß—flie ha

chairman
i &chin(

io aotibt au

ill and 1

,ce of t

it feelir

for the 1
six columns to a mil

)out the Marseillaise, but notices the musical POrtion
Le entertainment as follows :—" The hand of the Sit
reavers' Association was in attendance, and performed

.'i.e sat
0:

ilv Irish

five•and-twenty year
and played the rebe:

t, the trait°

ue sycol

hypocrit

FEXTITS

)1. likriooTtc.—Mi. Lticas

in the Ilat

11 r

)ortion of ciiminals in
n

in Irelaid

Le same

SO Pornanists, and but 27

23 Protestants. This fact speaks volumes ; the Ro-
aiists of Ireland are to the Protestants as four to one,
thereabout, while the Romanist criminals are to Pro-
gtant criminals r.s seventeen to one. We want no better

its of Prdtestantism

COALI7

N CONTEMPIATIONS ;

PREMIER'S THOUGHTS ON THE SESSION.

--4►--

TICE PRERF..

Tres Whitebait Dime

s past and -done,

The work of the session o'er

lqminor gun,

Lancaster" now, without breach

ners or loss of a speech,
in his wonted snore ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

from g

:er servic€

Mr. White stated that, as he

all he had to say on the subject

he would take an early opportunity of giving a publiclec:
ture on the civil and religious liberty enjoyed by Ro•
manists in Protestant countries, compared with that given
by the Church of Rome to Protestants in Popish countries

ruE NEW ORGAN FOR ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PRINCE'S-
-Having availed ourselves of an opportunity of in-
specting the new Organ in course of construction by Mr.
Bonfield for. St. Paul's Church, Prince's-park, Liverpool,
we can justly congratulate the builder on the high
character of the instrument, so far as this can be deter-
mined whilst it is in an unfinished condition. This noble
instrument, the largest ever built in this town, will com-
prise fifty stops and 2500 pipes, and will be fitted with all
the modern improvements, including some invented by
Mr. Banfield himself. It is to be presented to the Church
by Mr. J. Campbell, brother of the Rev. Colin Campbell,
formerly of this town. The same gentleman last year
presented an organ built by Mr. Banfield to St. Thomas's
Church, Lancaster.—Birrningharn Gazette.
ASSAULT AT AINTREE RACES.—A case was tried in the
County. Court, on Friday, in which Mr. W. H. Lynas
sought to recover damages from Mr. Frewin, a publican,

for an alleged assault committed by the 'ater. on the
former, on the 15th of July last, in a booth kept by
Frewin at the above-named races. The amount sought
to be recovered was £5O. The defendant, it appeared, had
struck the plaintiff a violent blow on the face, which se•
verely cut hid lip, knocked him down, and rendered him
insensible for some tune. The assault was not . denied
but it was pleaded, in justification, that the plaintiff, whc
was tipsy at the time, had given much personal provoca•

tion to the defendant, besides creating a disturbance in

the booth

ad int(

use fror

the Judge, a

plaintiff, with 25 damage

.—On.Satur.

Maria Rourke, Patrick tAvin

seven o'c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

e, no fewer ti
been d

minated
state of

he children ofin many the districts of 1-11
he said, u-ac

Is:tants to the 61;;;
said. was 1,,„

no attendant, on
found an

gions ,
pestinz

the Chard

details of the progress of
['eland with which he was

he gave

;;Church

is a scripture
r next dwelt

lowed that several
Ireland and joined

~lly
For himself he had n ece 0-in tn ea
‘-'lll
lest who could look a person direct in the

knew ti

ting, wa,s
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

To heal coalition breaches.

But, alas and alad

If there's cmarch
Shall all the march
Shall keep his Reverence quiet

Liaal

le principle, Lord knows
iest at the head of a row
)f the row-dow-dow

Oh ! would that the Pope, my patron true,
Would open his miracle-box anew,

,cgs upo-n his s

Who, ble
Gave the
And shut up t

tilled fist,
eptiles a deadly twist,
father of snakes in his kist

And settled his hash for ever,

hen wt.

And how shall we manage the BulLancl
Who doctor the market of stocks and shares
With rumours of peace or battle?
It's a ticklish thing to refuse to disclose,
And snub the questions of Parliament foes,

And lead the Bulls
Like the monarel

When the Rt

by the nose,
.4-41.

tier lines,

'Twist the Pope's and the Patriarch's hot divinea
Mere clerical fire and flax ;
But Talents; alas ! may be sometimes
When we thought it a case of mere c 2
It sadly affected the price of stocks
By becoming a case of Cossacks

locks—
;ocks,

for the present, we've 'seeped some troubl
i the burst of the South Sea !bubble,
Tax, fixed for a period double,

Except
For the Inco
,F.T. era-

But the people-wish the Cax'at the deuce,
And the CitarreriLor. owns it a great abne
So lie's promised in 'BO to kill the goose
That lays us the gol&n eggs.

Then in Home Affairs is a question vexed

'or we won't transpor

and we're much perpleied
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

from the Danubiax
)aration of the arm
The stab

frontier speak of the 'lig,.
of. Omer Pasha,..and tbe.activity -
0 f discipline, it is said, is very severe, every necessary t.
bought and paid for, and any insult to a Christian
I,llich rarely occurs, is promptly punished, The muni.
pious of war of every kind are abundant, and of the best
qtlality. There. arc about 80,000 men now concentrate(
Sninla, besides 30,000 irregulars. The health of th
tc°°l,'s appears to be. much better than that of the Rir
who it is said, suffer great mortality from typh'
be 49owing, is the_ note.propmed by Redschid Pao
found to Count N _
„„ ukterest
c"'eri;`
s'ereat
mot religiOn they profe,.
nicatie' °f that interest, I have
IN to tiovereignyour excellency the firmaus which my au,
of this yeWaPromulgated towards the end of the ChM.
part of the ‘,4d, to remove all doubt, I assure ou,
sacd At'abliane Porte, that, reserving to itself th
th sincere] nte:l sovereign over its own subiP-
to the Greek 0, tion of his Imperial Majesty is f,'
-spiritual prirregZelai in perpetuity
his Majesty benait and immunities
Christian subjects. hereafter to grant to
c.eB,,
:founded
but-that the assurances bave n(-
firlUans, which have

state of
that office'

Niority (

Teat pk

the enjoyment of th
which it may pleas

her sect Of hi
t the least doubt; in fact

tbovementiom

erYvvnere in confidence, will
likewise give satisfaction to Ruses spiredussm.
exPlanatorY note submitted to the representativef
of the Four Powers, it is said that this draft is the last
concession that Turkey can make, and that the evacu
ntion of the Danubian provinces is insisted upon as soor us it shall have been received by the Court of St. Peters
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Nctu Vublications.

(IN DISPOSING AND SEEKING PRO-
PERTY. By ALFRED COX, Auctioneer, Bond-street,
London. Remitted for 10s.

THE FLEET AT SPITHEAD, A DAY AT
PORTSMOUTH, ANT) A YARN ABOUT THE BLUE
JACKETS; in Nos. Nineteen and Twenty of THE HOME
COMPANION, an Illustrated Weekly Penny Journal. These
Numbers will contain numerous Engravings, illustrative of
Scenes at the principal Naval Station of Great Britain, in-
cluding the Evolutions of the Fleet at Spithead, &c. ; and
comprise, amongst others—General View of the Fleet at
Spithead ; Grand Naval Review; Portsmouth—Entrance to
the Dockyard ; View of the Semaphore; Portsmouth—the
Floating Bridge ; Victoria PndAlbert Royal Steam Yacht ; the
Victory; Ilaslar Hospital; Porchester Castle, &c. 'Sze. &c.
Was. ORR and Co., 2, Amen-corner, London; and sold by
all Booksellers and Newsvendors throughout the Empire.

THE CAMP AT CHOBHAM Pictorially Repre-
sented in Number Seventeen of THE HOME COMPA-
NION, in Eight Engravings ; with an Account of the Military
Proceedings. List of Illustrations :—The Camp at Sunrise ;
Night Attack ; Group of Highlanders; Group of Dragoons ;
Group of Artillery ; Field-day at Chobliam ; Pontooning,
with the Passage of the Troops at Virginia Water; Diagrams,
showing the Formation of the Pontoons.
Was. S. Oita and Co., 2, Amen-corner, London; and sold
by all Booksellers and Newavendors throughout the Empire.

In a neat Volume, price One Shilling,
CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA ; its Origin,
Present Progress, and Future Prospects ; with a full
Account of the Insurrection; and a Description of the New
Christian Emperor and his four Kings. Derived from au-
thentic political and religious sources.
Wm. S. ORR and Co., 2, Amen-corner, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

well disguised irony, or

that character f(
which The Tim

need not, however, grudge 'the Ministers the praise
thus lavishly -heaped upon them, for they were
sadly in need of it ; and least of all Mr. GLAD-
STONE, who required something to console him
for the miserable defeat of his pet scheme for the
reduction of the National Debt. The most

mendadous statement, however, put forth by our
contemporary is that wherein he says :—" In this

session F

ade 'has

finally triumphed, and the

last semblance of opposition to its wise and
benevolent doctrines has been trodden down over-
powered and silenced." There is not a man
possessed of the commonest reasoning faculties,
who has turned his attention to the subject un-

biassed 'by party prejudices, who cannot perceive
that all the prosperity for which we have reason

to be thankful

Is owing

to cause:

altogethel

independent of Free-trade or any other political
system. The enormous discoveries of gold, both in
California and Australia, have given an impetus to

our home industry, created a market for us abroad,
ned our population by emigration, and by
of almost every article in general

raising prief

consumption, effected c

result the very opposite
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

CHINA.

521 Wynnstay, Langley, Hong Kong, &c. J. Aikin, Son & Co

EAST INDIES.
Carl von Graefe, Graefe Batavia. J. Aikin, Son &Co
G6O Caroline Reed, Tibbett;Calcutta. H. E. Moss &Co
177 Lydia, Graves, Ceylon. G. Blythe

WEST INDIES, &C.
250 Maria y Juana, De Ugarte, Havana. Partridge &Co
169 Nuevo Pepin°, Senande, Havana. J. T. Nickels
600 Mary Ward, Little, St. Thomas. Pilkington & Wilson
752 Hyperion, Johns, tit. Thomas. J. Weimer
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

base-to wr---

T.RELA_YD

Mg. EDMOND OTLAMERTY has been al

y, Commissior

Irelaid.
THE hum

s of Down and

ELECTRIC TRI

THE COMMAND IN IRELANI
!Hen" Lord. Seaton is to„su

Edward R

zy in ti

1 Ireland.
THE LOED-LIEUTENAS
he remainder of the
Vallace, of the Cavan C

connection with the Six-mike Ift
LORD CAMPBELL, Lord Chief 4
41,1 ITnn Vary Cal

uglana, ac-
tion. G. H.
"miring the

TxrE LINEN MA
from the port of N
346 packages, showin
the export of the pre'
ENCUMBERED EE

lounted to
'third over

incr€

as week
rEB C(

Telegraph

ments continue to inc

- The wieldy pay-
the total last week

6 taiu oign ng-ure of £178,000, chiefly paid in sm
sums, and widely distributed
THE On*

the Count of

farts, accompanied by Prii
Paul of Anion_ m
and sever
Dublin.
THE RIBAND CONSPIRACv TN T

or Orleans, Count
Sir. Wm. Fitzgerald,

Grattm

gentlemen in waiti

have i 5(

arrested in' Dunclaii
Hagan, was brouzh

and anotl

named

Mg in his possession a
tted with the Riband

TEE GREAT EXMMTIC
sublished of the number of

Li return has

to to the
Mayrs to the 11th of Al
Me total visitors at half-a-1
shilling each, 400,415 ; total
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

obvious in t

your t(

(Who between ourselves i
To settle those dreadful Turks
There's GLADDY, to whom all High Church flock
Instead of converting, bows down to stocks ;

And MoLEY, whose huth would scarce move. rocks

Presides at the Board of Works.

'Twas an awkward affair, I must confess,
The way I got over that Irish ml
When those brigadier subs wouli
For Jonlan's Protestant speeches.
Humble-pie with a Premier scarce az

have redres!

And it's hardly tl
Before such a trio or ray

e thing to go (low

GENERAL SIB

Ninth&

stoned officers am
,Roy a 1 WeL-11 Fusiliers

Bums's, of the 2d Royals, died on the 30th
of June, at Graham's Town, from debility.
LADY SALE, wife of the late Sir Robert Sale, died at
Cape-town on the oth of July ; she had only arrived a few
days previously from India, in the ship Kent, intending
recruit her health at the Cape.
THE QUEEN held a Privy Council on Friday at Osbor
Isle of Wight. At the Council a proclamation was owl
for the election of a Representative Peer
the room of the late Earl of Seafield.
THE 3L&LBIAGE of Lady Olivia Taylour, eldest daught
1-of the Marquis of Headfort, with the Rev. Frederic F'
-f the 13-- " Fitznatr;-'
one's knees: 11 patrick,

son ok ztev. 1. rector
I3ailieborough, took place on the 10th inst., at Kens Churc
NEw WRITS have been issued for Stamford and Du
garvan ; for the former in the room of the Hon. J.
Herries, who has accepted the manor of Northstead, ai
for the latter in the room of Mr. J. F. Maguire, who I

• ----
EDERICK ADAM, G.C.8., G.C.11

Fusiliers), having been on a visit to his brc
Sir Charles Adam, K.C.8., Governor of Greenwich H
pital, entered one of the carriages on the Greenwich RI
way on Thursday for the purpose of returning to Lend

her, A

ceased to exis

on Friday last had the honour of entertaining the uro
Prince awl Princess -of Wurtemburgh, and the Grz
Duchess Maria of Russia, Duchess of Leuehtenberg,
their suites, at Mount Edgecumbe, near Plymouth, wit
the august visitants arrived from Torquay.. The,.,King

1 --- . -,.. ----.
THE QUEEN and Prince gave their annual fete on Sat
. day, to celebratehisßoyalHighness'sbirthday,tothelal
ers and workmen employed at Osborne, also to t 1
d boys .of the Royal yachts, to the no]
I men of the detachment of

A the Trinity House men,
,', East Cowes, amounting it

-to about 500 persons.
TuE QUEEN'S visit to Ireland will be extended over
..longer period than was at first anticipated. According
the present arragement the court will remain there t
days. Her Majesty and his. Royal Highness Prince Albl
Will:leave the Isle of Wight on Friday next, in the Ro:
yacht, sleeping one night on the sea. The Royal child
who MP 'Prince to Irell

accompany her Majesty ana the
are' Ihe Prince of Wales ;Ind Prince Alfred.
HER 141-A.TEsTy took another .cruise with the S_
c'Thursday. The Qucen arrived from Cowes in t
.t early that morning,.and without warning giv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

The important subject of suppr

Once, occasioned by

filth 0

tne smoke trom furnaces, was

nade of the success

tried in the Lord

nittee was ap-

r experiments by M

eer, in order th

)lied to furnaces on

love or abate the

mmittee, on
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

S-AILED

Grecian (s.s.), Hardie William and Edward, Law
Conitantinople Rio. Janeiro
Cambria (s.), Stone Havre Bonita, Pellechea Drontheim
Oromoco, Allen Halifax Andover, Moys Ceara
Roscius, Foster New. York Sarah Home, Thomas Africa
Walter Baine, Logan City of Rotterdam, Branch
Newfoundland • Rotterdam
Pedestrian,Soley St.John,N.B 1 Gannet (s.s.), Holland Lisbon
Shanghai, Gray Philadelphia

Petrel, hence at Old Calabar.
Derry Castle, hence at Melbourne.
Nemesis, Hamilton, hence at Batavia.
Gomelza, Crawford,. hence at Adelaide.
Ariadne, and Mermaid,, hence at Brass.
Constance, Millward,.from Calcutta at Singapore.
Orpheus, Petrie, sailed from Adelaide for London 16th• May.
The Marc.) Polo was to sail for this port direct on the Bth or
9th of June.
The Eagle arrived at Melbourne on the 14th May. She
sailed on the 21st Feb.
The John Melhuish. for this port, has put back to Saugor
with the chief mate dead and eight men sick.
The Dulius, Morton, loading with wood at Guichen Bay,,
was wrecked in a hurricane on the 15th April.
The ship Sea was on shore inside Port Nepean, Port Philip,
with her masts hanging over her side.
The Marmion has been wrecked on the coast of Australia,
and three men drowned.
Pons CElii, Christie ; Clifton; Cumberland; Finnegan ; Tre-
mont, Hughes; John Bagshaw ; Catharine, Yallop ; Susan,
Dicking; and Sir John Beresford, Walker—all hence at Bonny.
Robert, for Hong Kong (12th June); Eclipse, Long, for
Shanghai (21st June); and Nerbudda, Crawford (23rd June),—
all hence at Aujer.
The Frisk, Sinclair, hence for Melbourne, was wrecked
inside the Heads on the 20th May, and the captain, second
mate, and carpenter were lost.
John Knox; Prince Arthur; Cronkbane, Corkhill New
Forest, M'Clennan; Mountaineer, Hutchison; Christina,
Reed; Don Pedro 11., Sennott ; Susan, Munro.; Digby,
Hilton ; British Queen ; and Ochtertyre, mart—all hence at
Melbourne.
PORT PHILLIP, May 21.—The Oriental Queen has been
totally wrecked.
SINGAPORE, June 24.—A large number of packages of piece
' goods, being part of the cargo of the English barque Secret,
wrecked on the llth Feb. last, have arrived at Makassar.
HONG Koivo, June 23.—The Lady Eveline, M'Lellan, lying
in this bay, was struck by lightning on the 14th June, by
which she had her maintopmast and topgallantinasts split
and the lower mast damaged.
POINT DE GALLS, July 14.—The Victoria, Murphy, of
Liverpool, from Melbourne for the Mauritius, was wrecked in
Torres Straits previous to the 6th of June. The master, two
officers, six seamen, and eight passengers were taken off
Booby Island on the 6th June by the Trafalgar, which has
landed them at this port.

WEDNESDAY, MTG. 17.

Flora, Cobb Bombay
Heraid,St. John N'foundland
Genova (s.s.) Genoa, &c.
Rosalie, Denduyts Ostend

Montrose. Hue

Quebec

Albion, Bromley

RiChibucto, &c.
Leviathan, Knapp New York
Louisiana, Barstow Ditto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

:he shadows now are stealing,

Slowly down the mountain's breast—

Tet bells are pealing,

Cheerily the hour of rest

Now the Mellow daylight close

All the world from toil reposes

Every breeze has sunk and die

'Tis the peaceful Eventid,

O'er the vale the mists are creeping

Chanting hive-ward wends the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

ie, where the

1 eould not be ascertained;

'lbiza Walsh, a woma

s were remanded for seven days
-4T R

EXT El
ho had been remanded, was again oroup _
Russell stated that on Saturday, the 13thinstar
hended the prisoner, who had O.
ton-house, ana another at the T

detect*
he apps

a ZlO nu

er establ

,
her-basket. A gentlemanwhose name did not transpire, ap-
peared this day, andstated that early in the morning of the
13th he was robbed7by a woman in Lime-street, of a purse
containing £52.1(5. It was proved by .2, boy who stood
at an oyster-stall that the woman ran away, and the gei
.tieman followed ber, but she was not apprehen
The middle of the day. rMr. Black

.ecl for the

Inisoner, cross-examined the gentleman, IN-
wear to the woman's person, but the oyster ho•
somewhat certain of het idenW

for
A Sax

I the sessions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Hark ! tf,

Cheerily the hour of rest.
ht closes ;

Now the in

All the world from toil

Every breeze has s

reposes;
and died—

Tis the peaceful I

O'er the vale the mists are c

Chanting hi

.ward wends the bee;

One by one the stars are peeping

Through the welkin tranquilly

Murmuring, like a child a dreaming,

Starlight on his ripples gleaming,

Through the mead the brook doth glide,

In the s

demn Eventide.

Oh 1 how sweet at day's decl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

mind and bod

keep Prince ALBERT'S
having

among her
lish fashion

off to the Gree

on ti

ther many of her loyal

before 11€

She is to return, it i

Liverpool, on her route

townsmen will once mo:

to Sc(

showing their devotion to ti

and of p:

weaken or cl.€

which is-the cheap defence of nations

With a fe

been favourable for harvest oper

appearance of the g

I.ded to the

a crops

1-,
-potions
that the breadth of Wheat is not so great ,as in

illv ec

formed 1

)revious observation. It is true

many previous years,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

TO TUE

-.---

LIVERPOOL IMPROVEMI

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

Sin,—The apathy of the burgesses on this _
tant subject is somewhat unaccountable. If we
that each and every individual of this vast comma.,_
will 1-..nefited by the circulation of an
extr

n some

into effect
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

SOUTH AMERICA,

383 Bella, Bell, Pernambuco. R. Vining & Co
277 Witch of the Wave, Small, R. Janeiro. Tanton & Co
200 Dannebrog, ➢iogensen, Santos, Millers & Thompson

COLOMBIA AND MEXICO.
ISO Carl Heinrich, Bargen, C. Bolivar. Greenshields &Co
860 American, Leisk, S. Francisco. Brown, Colehourn & Co
205 wilhelmine, Moller, S. Francisco. Leech, Harrison & Co
189 Arica, M`Cann, Savanilla. J. Longton & Co
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

s neighbours,

all who thieve

and then repriev

of leave

st will mark our year
u hns swim% fn rinam

radon atmosphere,

eockneys can
x from a joke

lakes no smoke

throughout,
highly corn:
with apt al

Mr. Buc

amine the present week

'eipooL 0:

teed

tc- of the T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Garek, of the unattached, a sort
luite a hit..

Ihe
challant

artistic unity to the
i.p" nS

of the

‘..e obserc

Le are to continue thei

At the ROYAL AIiPIIITITEATIIE a new d
produced on Tuesday evening, entitled " St
or, a Husband's Sacrifice." It is founded on an inside
in the history of Modena,
_and abounds in romantic
The pl--

ama NT

le: incidents

F, as a ro.

dive as to have called for its
Acipal characters were sustained by
Davenport and Miss F. Vining, both of whom
ded. OnWednesday, Shakspeare's "As
ced, the characters of Rosalind
allotted to Mr. Davenport

repetition
Mr. E. L

were much
You Like It

I and Jacqu

acing respective

and Miss F. Vining. In Rosa
female'delicacy with hoyden frowardness requires
tress of experience, as well as taste and judgment
aup rierformance : to say, therefore, that a lady so 5

drawl). by the great dra

censure on the very ere

favourite and r

e wished, it w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

EXCURSION TRIPS TO BEAUMARIS, BANGOR,
AND MENAI BRIDGE.
• -
1\ The Steamer MENAI
W sail from the PRINCE'S PIER, LIVER-
* ,„ POOL, on SATURDAY next, the 27th instant, at
Four o'clock in the Afternoon ; and from the
MENAI BRIDGE on MONDAY MORNINGS, at Six o'clock
precisely, arr.ving at Liverpool about Ten o'clock.
Fares for the Round : Cabin, 65.; Steerage, 3s. 6d.
The MENAI leaves LIVERPOOL on MONDAYS, WED-
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at Eleven, Morning, and the
MENAI-BRIDGE on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS, at Ten, Morning. PRICE and CASE.

STEAM TO AND FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH,
AND PORTSMOUTH,

TAKING GOODS FOR SOUTHAMPTON, GUERNSEY, AND JERSEY.
THE BRITISH and IRISH STEAM-PACKET
. - COMPANY will despatch . their powerful
..2t
~, _.,-Steamers, from the south-east corner Nelson
Dock, with Goods and Passengers, as under :
FOYLE Sunday. August 28. at 4, Morning.

Or other suitable Vessels.
FARES,—First Cabin 20s. ; including Fees.
„ Second Ditto lss.; ~
„ Deck 10s. ; I,
Sailing from LONDON every Sunday Morning, at 8 A.M.
Goods received in London, at the Dublin and Liverpool
Steam Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, and at West Kent
Wharf, Southwark.

For further particulars apply to the Secretary, AV. J. EGAN,
Dublin; JAMES HARTLEY and Co., 137, Leadenhall•street,
London; W. D. MATHEWS, Penzance; ROBERT CLARK,
Plymouth ; WM. CARNE, Falmouth ; R. HATCH, Ports-
mouth; W. J. LE FEUVRE, Southampton; or to

M'CLUNE and 'FANIPLIN,
Columbia-building.s, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—The British and Irish Steam-packet Company will
not be accountable for the correct delivery of Goods, unless
the Packa4es are fully directed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

Mr. Norton because

accoul

$ intimate, a'

dispute with my

tord Melbourne was

Norton did

says he dic

'om Lord Mel-
Mr. Norton

gaiust Lord

nome, and my forgive

ing letters to
act) he did not

to invoke the nein

his violation of a solem
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-23

infattendanc

evoluttons
he Isle of Wiai

a, performit

sight of from .shore, and at four again appeared on •
horizon, when a double column was formed., and the yes,
in this order .stewned rapidly back to Spithead.
Majesty left the of Wellington at half-past five,
returned to Osborne.

TIIE ROYA-t MAIL STRAM-SITIP EUROPA took
departure hence for Boston, on Saturday morning, uritp,

I gers, a

very large nu.mber
usual mails on board.
?TB. STEpnEs Hy.Go GAMES, son of Dr. Games,
Ilighfield-street, in this town, passed its examination
the 16th instant, and received the diploma of the Boys
r.runbarch•

fora. set of chimes for this church., with' every piveve,
hc.object being carried out. The movement has b
commenced by Mr. T. Clark-e, of Cable-street, the
churchzvarden ; and, from the readiness with which
appeaLltas been responded to, there is little doubt of

of, the Royal Ag

prize of £2O
success.
euillturEAaliZie3tlyAci:cleicxws.—ardTedietjheildsocg(lety's
.Bell's reaper, manufactured by Crosskill. They also high,.
c„Laniemi Messrs. Burgess and Key's revel.,
up°,
3reorinicles principle; and Aleesrs Dray and co.,
upon nussey'svrinciple. a reape
F -Tr, PAssActE BETWEEN LlVRtri.

...itrOOL AND 13E1,1'.4 ST
—The Jagt voyfige.of the Telegraph, from Liverpool

this port was the.slortest that hasyei been made from th
one port to the ,044er, She started from the pier-head, I
rerpool, at 811 45m1pan. on Monday, the -15th inst.,
arrived at Donegal Quay, Belfast, at 6h 23in 9
Tuesday, making the Tun from -Quay to quay
ordi

wry short period of nine -hatus-and thirty-e,
antes.—.Be fast News Le ter.
THE SCREW-STEAXER Atur

:Lopz arrived in Table Bay

auun or June, atter a passage of 110 days from
England, having been compelled to put into Rio for coals.
She left for her destination on the Gth of July. The
screw-steamer Tasmania, 60 days from the Isle of Wight,
arrived in Simon's Bay on the 2nd of July, and was to
leave for Van Dieman's Land on the SUL-.
AFRICAN COTTON.—A sample of cotton grown near Ab-
beokuta, on the gold coast, has been recently shown to us,
from which it appears that the green-seed variety of the
cotton plant,—similar to that which produces Upland mid
New Orleans cotton, grows wild on the coast of Africa, as
well as the black seed variety, from which the African
cotton previously received in this country appears to lave.
been produced. The sample in question is of remarkably
strong staple, and the cotton would be very useful-1f it
could be procured in quantity. The plant is said not to
produce largely ; but the fault would probably be aluallflea
by eultaree—Manchester Guardian.