The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-10-22 00:00:00

To TIIE
) TOXTETH HOSPITAI

Sil GENTLENIEN,
voif as a CANDIDATE for the
,Y SURGEON to the SOUTH-
)SPITA L, the Election to Which
,he 2d November next, between
o'Clock, P.m., at the Clarendon-

met with amogst the Sub-
.st of my persjial friends, I
in, of the election resulting

a sanguine Amy.
o those who may not yet have determined
claims of the various Candidates, besides
fitness put forward in my circular of the
'iermitted to adduce my long residence
y arduous services as Honorary
th-park Cholera Hospital, through
ntial epidemic of 1832, for their fa-
n making the present appointment

I am so

I have to assure you that I
utmost of my abilities, faithfully discharge the

and Gentlemen

Your c

edient bumble servant.
J. PETRIE
1841.

ezt. I6th Oct

HIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
17, PARADISE-STREE2
LTA, hers to apprise his Friend

,s and the Public
-e metropolitan and provincial
n enabled to protmre, FOR CASH
rraordinary BARGAINS in Silks
~erials for Dresses, of which he
mild variety of the Chine Tout de Royal, at ls. 2d.
Chine de Laines, at 81 per yard ; French Garai-
ms, of the richest and newest patterns, at ls.

) Chine Mat,

rd ; together with an immense
)CK OF BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS,
1;Y WOOL CLOAKINGS, FUR BOAS, CAPES,
and SHAWLS, of all descriptions.

ELL respectfully invites purchasers to an inspection
Stock of Goods, and feels assured they
I as regards quality and cheapness.

not be disappoints

rANLEY AND THE BISHOP OF ROME

(From the Dublin Evening Mail.)
kivanley's proposal that we should have an accredited
Vatican, comes at a singularly inauspicious time
It was but the other day that the
ted and disturbed by the interfe-
heir marriage law. His preten-
ity in Brazil have kept that state
The recent

J. •• .v. •
nish... nation in converting the estates of their
f ecclesiastics into public property, have been
nd void by his authority ; and there can be no
11 the bloodshed which has taken place in that
during the Carlist rebellion, and all that
place during the present attempt of
and solely chargeable, to the inter-
potentate in the civil affairs of the
f which they alone have the right to
were as independent as we would
uld suffer no other authority on
own sovereign and national

fere except the

~nction is idle between a spiritual and a temporal
.ion. The authority that pretends to decree the ca-
d a marriage, pretends also to fix the succession to
authority that assumes to prohibit the sale of
--.‘ a temporal jurisdiction, in respect of
.„hts of all the rest of the world.
—3 it upon him to say whether a war is
as he declared the Carlist war to be, or unjust
he impiously declared the cause of Christina
to himself an authority which, in our view
ly incompatible with the least notion of
-,once. It is idle, we repeat, to draw a me-
.3tinction between the exercise of a spiritual
a which reaches life and land through the con-
,nd a temporal authority, reaching life and land
he arm of flesh. It amounts to precisely the same
the end. The estates are claimed as imperatively in
way as the other : the lives of the poor wretches who
spiritual claim, are lost just as miserably
—caller opponents ; and he would be a more
.wogist than science yet can boast of, who would
on the field of battle, the blood that had been
the spiritual instigation of Gregory, from that which
wed at the secular command of Espartero.
le Spaniards were a wise nation they would prohibit
aterference in future; and if the Pope persisted in his
isions, they should treat him as a temporal sovereign.
, would the world say if the Queen of England were to
a proclamation in her capacity of head of the Angell-
::hurch, to prohibit the King and Parliament of France
t disposing as they please of the revenues now paid in
country to the Protestant clergy ? They would be in-
ed, we suspect, to declare that Queen Victoria's pro-
ding savoured somewhat more of her secular than of her
ritual authority, and would hardly blame the French na-
n if they declared war against us, for our presumption,

t to the rig

asserting t

of thei

is not singular at the presegt moment in
itions of external authority. The powerful and
ire of Austria has to put up with her share also
terference. It is no later than the month of May
e Court of Rome issued a modest decree, by
übjects of the Emperor of Austria are prohibited
tracting mixed marriages, and the issue of such
are bastardised.

in effect
en, Prot

taut and Roman Catholic subjects of
who, under the happy freedom of your
_ recognition of this pernicious authority,
to intermarry and to educate your children,
)anise of your religious principles on either
same freedom is denied to your fellow-
t every country of Europe, which offi:

s througl

v recognises the authority of Rome. Will Gregory send
ailar decree tons ? He dare not. Familiarity with Bri-
freedom has made even the Roman Catholic subjects of
Queen too independent to brook such interference.
ut, let British freedom stoop to recognise the official ex-
ice of the Papal see, as Spain and Austria and France
done, and Lord Alvanley will soon have the satisfaction
eeing the decree of the Vatican outrunning the Queen's
in every county of England. A more pernicious propo-
ould not have been made at the present moment. We
satisfied the pamphlet has not the sanction of any single
iber of her Majesty's government. It is the production
clever man, unquestionably, but of one who, it is equally
sin, has read and written for the purpose of finding a
ssity for a preconceived scheme—not for die purpose of
sing a scheme to meet any existing necessity.