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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

FRINGE— MANUFACTORY,
Y,
'ADELPHI HOUSE,.
ANELAG H-ST EET,
THE ONLY IiSTABLISHMKNT IN LIVERPOOL SOLELY'
FOR FURNISHING. .
1
WOODS and CO. beg to inform thei riends and the
o' Public generally, that, although ,great advance has
taken place In the price of Goods, th are still Selling the
Whole of their extensive STOCK at the' usual Law Prices. •
They have just received a large upplv of DAMASKS,
MORE ENS, H U (IMMURE, Pll.ti 'S, DIMITIES, BLAN-
KETS, QUILTS, ece.; also a variety of NEW PATTERNS
in BRUSSELS and GRECIAN CARPETING.
Well-seasoned FLOOR and LOBBY CLOTHS.
Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Bell Pulls, Tassels, &c. Manufac-
tured on the Premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

STATE OF TRADE.

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TRADE or LEEns.—The woollen cloth business in this dis-
trict continues in the same animated and satisfactory state as it
has been some weeks past. If any alteration, it has been for
the better.

Bradford Market, on Thursday, was again 'a
brisk one, so far
as relates.to the demand for manufactured goods. • There was
n unusual number of purchasers in the market, not a fe%% of
them for foreign markets, and pieces of the qualities most in
vogue were sold readily at better prices than were offered lest
week. The demand for yarn was'much the same as on the pre-
vious market day at firmer prices; but there was not quite so
much business done in the wool market.

At Huddersfield Market. on Tuesday, there was a brisk de-
mand for both 'plain cloths of good quality and tancy goods,
particularly those of the newest patterns. The number of buy-
ers who attended was large.
ROCHDALE, March 28.—Our market this week has not been
active; the high price to Nvhich goods have advanced begins
to check the demand, and the buyers purchase very cautiously.
In wools there has been but little doing ; nothing but what is
absolutely wanted can be moved. The Manufacturers are de-
termined to work up before they Will submit to such high prieq.

EGYPT.—A gentleman recently arrived from Egypt has ex-
perienced in..that country such treatment from the officers of
Mehemet Ali that he deems it necessary to state the circum-
stance as a warning to his countrymen, He had arrived at
Alexandria for commercial purposes: his passports and pa-
pers .were in proper order, but as he was not able to give the
name of an Egyptian notable who would become responsible
for him, be was forthwith sent back to the vessel, and the cap-
tain who had brought him was fined for an infringement of the
new laws made by the Pacna of Egypt, without the concur-
rence of his sovereign the Sultan. ['hese laws are at fol-
lows :—" From the 15th of. January every person arriving in
Egypt shall, the instant he lands, present himself before the
competent authorities. al:lda° prove to them that he is in good
circumstances, he. shall also give the name of a respectable. in-
habitant (notable habitant du pays), who shall be answerable
for his good behaviour (la solidarite morale de sa condoite).
Any captain of a vessel who brings over &passenger who can-
not give the required reference shall be compelled to take him
back to Europe at his risk and peril."—Morning Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

Size in Price of Size in Price of
Inches. Metiil•Bushed.• Inchq,s. I Metal Bushed
.....___ • • • •
....os. 10d. it Bs. 12d.
• 01 I •16....' ... 8 8
1 3 l7 10 71-

15....1.... Bs. Lid.
16—.1 ... 8 8
17.... ... .10 .11
18........11 7ij
19....'....1`2 31
`20........12 11
21....
22........17 5
23... ...18
24• • • I • ..19 0

7.... .1 53/4
8.. • . 2
10.... :: 4
11........3 104
3
13.... H II
REED'S PATENT CANVAS, sold by G!tEosoN and Co.,
is made expressly for the Liveipool Matket, and will be found
on inspection to be of the very' best quality and manufacture.
The superiority of their Blocks will also appear on investigittion,
to which they invite the public.
J. T. Gregson disposes of ships, and every deScription of
their materials, by public auction or private contract. ~
Qiteen's Dock, Lb:Tr/v.Ol, corner,(/' 1i it,l4en-stree;

MHOMAS HALL, 50 LIME-STREET, verpool; hers to
announce that he has been appointed le Agent in Liver-
pool for the Sale of WILKINSON'S NTI-CORROSION
PAINT, for the • Protection and reservation of FenceS,
Wooden Buildings, Brick, Tiles, (to present Slating,) CompO
and Plaster Fronts, Ships' Sides an I_)ecks; Wind and Water
Mills, Agricultural Machinery, Iron-and Wooden Bridges, Iron
Railing, Canvas, (it being far superior to any other Composi-
tion forthis purpose,) Park Pailint Barns,'and Stabling' and
for all Articles requiring a Defence against the Effects of the
L Weather. It has been proved by the 'Exßeriments of eminent
r'Enrgittiera to be ithpervious•to Wet, and is warranted neither
to crack, blister,,nor peel off. but in a short time after being
laid on, to become as hard as stone, when great violence is found
necessary, to remove it.
Made and prepared by J. R. WILKINSON, 63. Upper Thames.
street, and at his Paint Works, Surrey Canal.Bridge;Old Kent-
mid, Manufacturer to the Honourable Board of Ordinance, the
East India Company, the Corporation of London, &c.
'P. HALL can produce Testimonials of its superior qualities
froth the above Boards, and most other 'Public Bodies, as well
as private Gentlemen, and begs to refer to the Southwark and
Vauxhall Bridges as a proof of its established merit.
Every idescriptiott of Paints, Colours, &c., ready prepared at
Wholesale Prices.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

FINANCE COMMITTEE.

The several reports of the finance committee were read by the
Town-clerk, and several resolutions were passed confirming the re-
commendations of the committee, Among them it was agreed that
the 'corporation seal be affixed to a contract for the purchase of the
Oil Gas Works, in Role-hill,. for the purpose of being converted to a
bridewell. It was stated that tint question respecting the grant of
£105,000 for the clergy endowment would shortly be brought under
the consideration of the Court of Chancery.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

Netu Vubliratiopp.

- This day is published; pricelof,e.
111.
AL BUST of the Rev. H. M‘NEILE f • the life, in terra-
cotta.—To be had of Wm. SpicE, Broviblow-hill, Li-
verpool.

el EVANS, CHEGWIN, and n A LI., ROBINSON, GRAPaL, aucl, the
other Booksellers in Liverpool, have just recei err
ed la) LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAG E, No.
13 CCXLVI., for APRIL. Contents—l. xfOrd and Dr.
Hampden.— 11. Sitapayo, the Contracto 111. Sonnets on
the Offices and Fortunes of Poetry, by . Atte HER BUTLER.—
IV. State of Protestantism in Fran .—V. Job Pippins ; the
Man who "Couldn't help it."—Vl. Alcibiades the Youth.—
VII. Fanny Fairfield. Part 3. Conclusion.—Vlll. The Che-
valier d'lndustrie.—lX. Bernard of Kentadour, and his Works.
—X. The Unbidden Guest.—Xl. Translations from the Greek
Anthology. By WILLIAM HAY.— XII. Extracts from the
Journals of an Alpine Traveller. No. 3.
William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh, and T, Cadell,
Strand, London.

EnOuranct NottrEO.

ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.

PERSONS- Assured for the whole term of Life in Great
Britain or Ireland respectively, will have an addition
made to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent
cedurtion will be made in the future payments of Premiums, at
the option of the Assured.

The following Ta,
Policies for £IO
teen Years at CI

ble shows Ofe
00, which hay
ristuias, 1830:

total Additions made to Life
been iu force for tb, 'Four•

olicies for £lOOO, which have been iu force for th 'our.
en Years at Christmas, 1830:
,
c.. 2e .) Arnou that has been
oSum• Annual 4.4 gig a .d to the Sum
"" Assured. Premium. tE ' as red payable at the
A
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C.) Party's death.
A
az
-- £lOOO , 1.:21 15 10 20 I:230
1000 24 0 10 25 236
"c',,, 1000 26, 14 2 30 244
c:s , 1000 29 18 4 ,35 256
'' 1000 33 19 , 2 40 278
IT; 1000 38 19 2 45 304
1000 45 6 8 50 , 310
15 1000 53 3 4 55 382
1000 63 13 4 60 i 419
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

MONDAY.

On MONDAY next, the 11th instant, at Jos p heetham and
Co.'s Office, Union-con
`4900 Bags SALTPETRE,
For hotni use or ekpOrta ion.
Apply to *. JOSEPH CHEETHAM and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The great length of our assize intelligenco forces us to with-
draw several communications intended for insertion to-dap.
The declaration of the Operative Conservative Association or
Liverpool is unavoidably postponed to next week.
We have various new works which wait and deserve notice, but
we cannot possibly do justice to them until after the assizes.
The communication respecting the brutal conduct of a police-
man towards two gentlemen who endeavoured to dissuade hint
from continuing his savage attack upon a defenceless man, in
Dale-street, on Saturday night, has been received. If there
bea disinclination on the part of,the police-committee to inquire
into the outrage complained of. an in,!ictment should be.pre-
ferred against the offender at tt,e ensoing. Borough Sessions.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

SATURDAY.

To-mottaow, (Saturday,) the 9th instant, at Tw e o'clock,
on the Quay, east side George's)) ,
3l)0 Barrels TURFENT ,
• 1,330 Barrels TAR,
Now landing,. ex Dorcas Savage, from Wilmingtod.—Apply to
Messrs. JOHNSON, GRAINGER and Co., or to
JONES, INI ANN, aud FOSTER, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The general monthly meeting of the town council was held on Wed-
nesday. On the admission of the reporters a discussion was going on
respecting the adoption of a rule that all proceedings should be ad-
journed at a certain hour. It was decided that no discussion should
be resumed after three o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

";IST U DIOS -

To sail on the 15th April.
For DENIERAR, .
=' • The Ship HESPER ,
RotlEaT MAcnowAL.,. Co nander
13urthen per. register 330,tons.—For freight or passage (baying
au excellent cabin) apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

To sail on the 12th instant.
For, MADEIRA,
1%.1 The fine • Brig F A.I R Y
• W. TURNLEY, Master
210-tons register; loading in. the 'Waterloo D .—For freight
or passage apply to Mr. WM. COLTON, nr
• JAMES POOLE and Co:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

S OUT II AMERICA.

A regular Trader.
- For BUENOS AYRES,
.414- The well-known Liverpool-built Brig ine
BETSY HALL
JOHN COAKELI, MaS
A burthen 151 tons ; sails very fast, h ig made her. last
Passage outwards in sixty.days ; has very .g d accommodations
for-Passengers.—For freight or passage apply to
HALL and TOMPSON,,7O, Seel-street.

On AVEDNEstmI next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
20 CasksZ GUM GUAIACUM
1 Box
Ex Friendship, from St. D ngo;
1 Cask GUM GUAIAC M;
• 'Ex Matilda, from St. Domingo.
Apply to Messrs. KERB, Iscasa, and TommtisoN. Merchants,
or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 13th instant, at One ock, at
Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldha reet,
12 Serous Caraccas IND ,
Ex 'Diligent, horn Maracaibo; —Apply Messrs. ROBERT
HUTTON and Co., Merchants, or
BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

TUESDAY.

On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant, 't Twelve o'clock, at
Buchanan and Browue's ()face, 0111A:Street,
100 Tierces jamaiCa COFFEE.
Apply to Messrs. JOHN 1111'1,11OLLAND and Co., Merchants,
Or BUCHANAN ;rad BROWNE, Brokers.

WEDNESDAY.

•
On WEDNESDAY next, the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Bateson and Eforsfall's Office,'Lowerpstie-street,
7 Boxes East •India IVOR
11 Fine Siath TEETH,
Tous•DEER HORNS, ._•
72 Tons BUFFALO HORN TIPS,
Ex Kirkman Finlay, from Bombay.--Apply to Messrs. ALSTON,
FINLAY, and Co., Merchants, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

On account of the Underwriters..
On WEDNESDAY next, the 13th instant, at 0 o'clock, at
William Nevett's Office, quinfor - et,
13 Casks GUM Gi_LCIAC ,
Daitaged by salt water, ex Defiance, from St. Domingo.—Ap-
.ply to Messrs. KERB, IMRIE, tinVfoitiLiNsoiv, Merchants, cr to
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

VALUABLE FREEIIOLD PROPERTII- bb
114*,
O be SOLD, all that old-established and we
i. 11-
situated at No. 7, MerS, r- reeit, near
the New Custom-house, together with the.rand attached
thereto, being in measurement 1,18 sluare yards or thereabouts.
Also, Four HOUSES, in Springfield-stteet. 'Apply to'HENaY
BELOE, Accountant, 27, Park-lane. , _.-

MO be DISPOSED OF, ail old established Ret•
GIST'S SHOP, in full Custom, the prese Proprietor
declining the netail business.—For further p ieulars apply
on the Premises, 17, Copperas-hill, or of G. Y RER and Co.,
No. 4, Gradwell-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

I
• ' 13itblic bbito. •.'
TO THE PUBLIC. , ". .1
rlitlE Committee of the LIVERPOOL LICENS 'VIC-
?
1. 'MALLERS' SOCIETY take this opportunit 'stating
that they have not any connection whatever with e Joint
Stock Company advertised under the name °lire Liverpool
United Licensed.Victualiers' Ale and Porter IVEvery, or any
other.—By order of the Committee.
WILLIAM LEWIS, Chairman.
ROBERT BRY DEN, Secretary.
Committee Room, Royal Hoiel Dale-street.
April 7.h 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

BRITISH AMERICA.

For QUEBEC,
The Barque CALEDONIA,
IV' Captain PILCHER
Burthen per register 399 tons, sails f and will have
immediate despatch.—For terms of freight or assage apply on
board, in Prince's Dock, or to
JOSEPH FROSTE and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

maiTro ',STATES.

Clears T,-day; has room for a few tens o:f light
freight only.
For NEW.YOIIK. v, The fine A. 1 American Ship NEW ORLEANS,
Capt. Cot e ;
burthen per register 337 tons ; coppered and caliper-fastened ;
has accommodation for a few cabin passenge*, at a moderate
t 'te.—For freight or passage apply on board, east side George's
Dock, or to
EEREY and JOHNSON, Brokers...2l, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

IMPROVENENT COMMITTEE.

A memorial was read from the owners of some property in the
neighbourhood of St. Martin's Market respecting the opening of a
new street to George's Dock ;—a deputation ordered •to confer with
the parties and report.—Resolved, that the address df some retail
beer-sellers be referred to the mugistrates.—The committee were of
opinion that there was not sufficient grounds of complaint to warrant
the removal of the Oyster-yard ; but ordered that condemned meat
and smothered cattle should be boiled down for their fat and destroyed
in some other place.—Resolyed, that it be recommended to pay to cer-
tain parties in the neighbourhood of St. Martin's Market £6OO as com-
pensation for premises wanted fora new street to George's Dock.
Mr. Conncillor RATHBONE moved, seconded by Mr. Councillor
Snatt, that the improvement committee should take into considera-
tion the possibility of admitting a portion of the public to witness
their proeeedings.—Agreed to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

047
SHOP FRONTS ON SALE.
MO be. DISPOSED OF, .an excellent mode SHOP
1 FRONT, comprising two Windows, wit Mahogany
Sashes, and two. rows of Plate Glass; Doubl nor, on patent
hinges; Cornice, Columns, Brass Guards, & . omplete. Also,
one Single Window, of best crown- ss, Brass Guard,
Cornice, Columns, &c. complete.—Apply to Messrs. S. and J.
HOLME, Builders, Seel-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-08

gi..alto bp Auction.

CIGARS.
By Mt• T. BRANCH,
On MONDAY next, the lith instant, at Twelve o'clo

Hanover Rooms,
BOUT 180 lbs. fine HAVANA CIGAR
sold in Lots to suit Purebo.Sers.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale at the I

• ,
lich will be
ooms.

~ at the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

DIVIDENDS.

Feb. 23. T. Eyton, F. Carlile, and H. Dyson, Liverpool, mannfac
turing-Chemists—Feb. 22. J. Jackson and W. Jackson, Strand, Lon-
don, stationers—Feb. 22. W. Barton, Stewart-street, Spitalfields, Lon-
don, silk-manufacturer—Feb. 22. S. Furnis and W. S. Furnis, New
Bond-street, London, hatters—Feb. 19. R. B. Bender, South-street.
Grovesnor-square, London, wine-merchant—Feb. 19. A. Rivers and
T. Rivers, Egham, Surrey, brewers—Feb. 22. R. Smith, sen. Lower
Thames-street, London, wharfinger—Feb. 19. T. Foster and B. S.
Foster, Yalding, Kent, malsters—Feb. 22. A. Colvin, W. Ainslie, B. D.
Colvin, T. Anderson, and D. Ainslie, Calcutta, merchants—Feb. 22. J.,
Paul, Paternoster-row London, bookseller—Feb. 19. W. Snups.,
Vauxhall, London, builder—Feb. 19. G. Telfer, Phcenix Wharf, City..
basin. London, coal-merchant—Feb. 19. P. P. Jervis, Rathbone-place,
London-, upholsterer—Feb. 19. J. Watton, Guilford-street, London,
surgeon—Feb. 25, R. Wace, Castle-street, Falcon-square, London,
merchant—Feb. 20. G. Brown, Maldon, merchant—Feb. 20. S. C.
Hancock, Newbury, cheese-factor—Feb. 24. C. Priestley, York, glass-
manufacturer—Feb. 22. J. Roberts, Holbeck, Yorkshire, woolstapler
--Feb. 26. 1. W. Morley, Horncastle, Lincolnshire, surgeon—Feb. 20.
J. Love. Havant, Southampton, ironmonger—Feb. /8. 'W. Burton.
Great Glenn, Leicestershire, currier—Peb. 23. S. Livesey, Man-
chester, victualler—Feb. 20. T. Crowther, Openshaw, Lancashire,
joiner—Feb. 23. J. M. Corthorn, March, Cambridgeshire, sheepsales-
man.

CERTIFICATES.
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the
19th day of February.
S. Franceys, Liverpool, bookseller—J. M. Connorton, Shad Thames.
London, mast and blockmaker—T. Pickford, Whitechapel, London.
rectifier—J. Lees, Droitwich, Worcestershire, salt-manufacturer—O.
Basan and T. G. Bayntun, Strand, London, licensed-victuallers—H.
F. Hunt, St. Mary-at-Hill, wine-merchant—G. Hooper, Downtan,
Wiltshire, tanner.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

cheat that ever snuffled in a conventicle, or kneeled in
the mud befoie a popish priest. We leave your friends
and the plundered freemen of Liverpool to follow up
these remarks in any strain they please. This is neither a
fancy sketch nor a caricature. Mr. Councillor and Justice
of the Peace, WILLIAM RATHBONE, you are. we guess,
here drawn to the life. You may now retire—TO THE
BENCH!

There was one person present at the kennel feed
given to O'CONNELL last week who, if he had had one
particle of good taste, or any respect for the office he fills,
would have imitated the example of Mr. JAs. BRANCKER,
who, like " black-eyed SUSAN," waved his hand at a
respectful distance from the crew.
We allude to Mr. HALL, the newly-appointed stipen-
diary magistrate, who, we are sorry to observe, was
present at the dinner. This gentleman is paid one thou-
sand pounds a year by the burgesses of Liverpool for
administering petty justice in the Police-court, in set-
ling the quarrels and the mishaps of drunkards and
stragglers, and in aiding, when called upon, to preserve
the peace of the town.

But does Mr. HALL imagine he was consulting the
dignity of his office by attending a drunken rout, where
there was every chance that the King's peace would be
broken, and where, if it had, he would have been obliged
to adjudicate upon the conduct of his boon companions,
if not arrest himself as one of -the implicated parties
Mr. HALL is paid to protect the burgesses, nct to join in
the orgies of an inebriated Irish faction ; for he must
have known that, besides himself, there were not six
gentlemen or sixty Englishmen present. We do not
wish to offend him in any way, for we know little or
nothing about him, except as a contributor to a turn-
penny newspaper, and personally nothing at all ; but we
hope for his own sake, and the office which faction has
promoted him to fill, that he will abstain for the future
from patronizing such pot-house carousals. We are re-
quested to state-that Mr. GODFREY BARNSLEY was not
present, and that he means to oppose Mr. JAS. BRANCKER
as a candidate for the honour of representing Liverpool
in parliament. He shall certainly have our vote, as Mr.
EGERTON SMITH would say, if we vote at all, inasmuch
as we prefer the cotton-broker to the sugar-baker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

BANKRUPTS.

Rebecca Thompson, Liverpool, coal-merchant, to surrender Feb.
11, March'll, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverixool. Solicitors, Messrs.
Brabner and Atkinson, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Blackstock, Bunce.
and Vincent, Temple, London.
Simon Bitz Hemmer, Ely-place. Holborn, London, merchant.
John Calthrop, Isleham, Suffolk, ironmaster.
Abraham Lazaru%, Chiswcll-street, Loudon. linen-draper.
Thomas Berk; Manchester, provisionAlealer.
Thomas Blackstock, Manchester, cotton cloth-manufacturer.
George Wood, Loughborough, Leicestershire, whafinger.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

VALUABLE COAL ➢IINES,

TO be LET, in the immediate, vicinity of St. Helen's, some
valuable and extensive MINES of COAL, excellent
quality and considerable thickness, being of t same class as
those of Gerard's Bridge. The Colliery m is opened to take
easy advantage of the St. Helen's a uncorn Gap Railway
and the Sankey Canal. The presen an eligible opportunity
for those wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs.
Elms and PEMBERTON, Solicitors, Prescut ; Mr. ANSMELL,
Solicitor, St. Helen's; or to Mr. THOMAS WARING, Engineer,
of the same place.

TO THE LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS.
WILSONS and SINCLAIR, LETTER FOUNDERS, Edin-
burgh, return their most grateful acknowledgments for
the liberal support which they have received from
Patrons. In consequence of the 'rear demand
their.nu-
jerico I,
nu-
merous kind
for their Types, they have increased their Es rbliment, since
they commenced business here with four and two boys in
September, 1832, to upwards of one h d people, which ena-
bles them to execute orders with gre espatch and accuracy.
They beg to remind those Printers who formerly. received
their 1 ypes from the Glasgow House, that ALEXANDER WILSON
and SONS, previous to their leaving that city for London, fur.
nished WILSONS and SINCLAIR, Edinburgh, with the Mould;
Matrices, &c., necessary to enable them to supply their Friends
in Scotland, Ireland, and the North of England with Supple-
ments and Imperfections to the Glasgow Founts, including the
Matrices from which the Types of Poulin celebrated Edition
of the Classics were cast.

W. and S. have always in their Wareroom several beautiful
Newspaper Founts.
To keep pace with all the improvements of the day, W. and
S. (having engaged, at a very considerable expense, some of
the first Artists in Europe) are at present busy bringing out,
and will soon have the pleasure of issuing, Specimens of some
beautiful Numbers of Homan and Oriental Letter.
Agents for GEO. Cowl E and Co., 31, Poultry, London.

MELANCHOLY LOSS of LIFE OFF FORMBY.
SUBSCRIPTION for the WIDOWS and CHILDREN
i. 7) of the MEN lost from the FORMY LIFEBOAT, on
WEDNESDAY, the 13th January, 1836, on their return from a
Wreck. Four Widows, three Orphans, anOtventy-siE Chit-
dren fatherless.
:n.srscemsaaGirCrtdihWal a:Bsirea:kria,:Nraiwsint
eFnnndaglcfitn.ttlen.el.e.d.t.ll (001
A few Friends at Mr. tr
per J. P........., 0 15 0
A few Friends at Mr
Garner' Berry-at ,
s
per J, p 0 13 0
Joseph Hutchinson
Latham Hamner 0 10 0
Thomas Wilson 0 10 0
A Low One 0 2 6

ADDITIONAL SW
A few Friends at the
137
Blue Posts, Greta-
. tille-street, per J. P. 5 15 6il
A few Friends of Thos.
Cross, sign of the
Highlander, Berry-
street
Richd. Houghton, per
Richard Dawson
nuirat,rßrisboontle 1 0
1 0 oMiss F.O
G. Walker; Aug hton 1 0 0
A Friend, per Mr. G
Walker
John Brown, sett. •• 1 0 0
Subscriptions will be received by Mr. JoivEs, the Mister of
the Exchange Newsroom, at the Standard and the other News.
paper Offices, THOMAS BROWNE, Treasurer,
JAMES -Ty R ER, Hon. SeV,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

LIVER THEATRE, CHURCH-STREET.

The Misses SMITH, Mr. SMITH, and Mr. BINGE.
THIS present TUESDAY, the 2d, and TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 3d instant, will be presented the Ro-
mantic Drama, calbill
41'11.E ZINGARO GIRL.
Pauline Mrs. erbert.
Podge Cavanah....Mr. Ray mond.
After which, a CONCERT, in which Mr. nd the Misses Smith,
and Mr. Binge wil a ear.
To conclude with the popula medetta, called
THE SIST ' S.
Principal Characters by the Misses Smith, Mr. Smith, and

- Mr. Binge.
It is respectfully announced that the Managers have con-
cluded an En„vagewent with Mr. YATES, Acting Manager of
the 'Theatre-lioyal Drury-lane, and Proprietor of the Adelphi
Theatre, for the Production of a Translation of the celebrated
Drama of

THE JEWESS,
exactly in the same style of splendour and magnificence as pro-
duced at Drury-lane Theatre by ALFRED BONN, Esq. The
part of the Jewess will be sustained by that highly accomplished
actress Mrs. YATES; and Miss BETTS, the celebrated vocal-
ist, from the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, will also appear in the
Drama. The Scenery, now in progress, will be on the most
loiliant scale, and the splendid Wardrobe, exactly similar to
that now worn in the Jewess at Drury-lane, and purchased in
Paris at a cost of upwards of One Thousand Pounds! will be ex-
hibited in the Grand Processions incidental to the Piece. The
splendid suits of real Armour and other Dresses, amounting to
nearly two hundred, are of the most costly and classic descrip-
tion, and. it is trusted, that on the first night of the representa-
tion of this drama, at the Liver Theatre, it will be pronounced,
as a whole, superior to anything of the kind ever witnessed in
Liverpool.—Due notice will be given of its first representation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

BRITISH AMERICA.

Nirr' - A regular Trader, and warrantedfirstSprin up.
For HALIFAX,
The Barque M Aft
Captain HAMILTO
Per register 368 tons.--For freight or passage apply to
HENRY ROOSE, 21, Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

SOUTH AMERICA.

Waitin a wind.
125741- For VALPARAISO, IN I'ERMEDIOS, and ,
''
!tft6' The,fitte new Barque CH IL lAN,
H. G. HoLroN, Master;
A 1, 195 tons, coppered and copper-fasten and in every
respect a first-rate conveyance.—For terms freight, &c., ap-
ply to JOHN BIBBY and o.

For VENICE and TRIESPI,
A
.:• „,i, And will forward Goods to A ON,
A- The fine Brig BRA ,
register; coppered and co r-fastened.---For
terms of freight apply to JOHN IBBY and Co.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

Our quotations now, as compared with those at the commencement
of the year, are higher by 2d to 21d per lb in Sea Islands, *ld to id per
lb in American, id per lb in Brazil, Id per lb in East India, and fd per
lb in Egyptians. The total sales of the month are 146,000 bales, of
which 18.200 American, 2,300 Pernams, 3,200 Bahia, 100 Maranham,
1,500 Laguira, 1,700 Egyptians, and 1,300 Surat, have been taken on
speculation, and 750 American, 1,100 Surat, and 850 Bengal, for ex-
port; besides which, 2,700 American, 200 Pernams, 1,000 Bahias, 250
Egyptian, 250 Surat, and 200 Bengal, have been forwarded into the
country unsold.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT

RAL MARKET, FEB. 1.

s. d. 9. d.
Hay
New Hay 0 7 0 11 -
Clover Hay 0 0 0 0 -
Straw, Wheat 0 4 0 5 -- '
Straw, Oat 0 3 0 4 -
Green Clover 0 0 0 0 -

s, d. s. d.
Potatoes 1 6,4 94, 90)14
Cattle Potatoes 1 2 1 4 --
Turnips 21 023 0 per ton
Carrots 3O 035 0
Manglewurzle 0 0 0 0 ...
Manure 5 0 7 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

THE PRINCE OF THE PEACA.

With regard to myself I never was guilty of any cul-
pable proceeding or premeditated ambition. Charles
IV. formed 'he -determination of attaching to his person
a subject who should be the special creature of his own-
making ; who' should have no other interest than that
of his master ; who should be indebted for every thing to
his august benefactor; whose advice and judgment, un-
fettered by any previous influence or prepossession,
might enlighten and support hint in the critical situation
in which Eur Ope was then placed. Governed by that
idea, which wholly and exclusively belonged to him,
Charles IV. bound me to his person by every tie, made
me an allowance out of his private purse, created me as
a member of his own family ; in a word, he identified my
existence with his own. 'Phis is assuredly true : but is
it therefore to be supposed that he would have deposited
in my hands the
.whole care and burden of the state,—
of his own sovereign power ? ThiS I assuredly deny :
he neither would have confided the trust to me nor to
any one else ; those who think otherwise have neither
known nor seen Charles IV. in the intimacy of private
intercourse. Jealous of his prerogative, -to the full as
much as his father, he wrote down or usually dictated his
sentiments : after having thus declared his will or mani-
fested his intentions, he would scarcely listen to a reply.
A cautious or self-evident argument arrested his atten-
tion but for a moment; the starting point was-laid down,
.!
the principle of -action establisher}: ' He allowed, how-
ever,. sufficient latitude for carrying it into effect; but he
required al minute account of proceedings. Nor was his
mind wholly free from a tendency to mistrust : not that
he willingly suspected a design of deceiving him; he ap-
prehendedfr;',neriyth ministers might be deceived.
e rule established or the prin-
ciplew hev Whoever
wandered his
laid down was soon discharged from his service. I
that
carefully applied myself to acquire a knowledge of
his intentions and scrupulously fulfilled his view,
which in his judgment, were always correct and
consistent... with justice. By this, conduct I won
much of his confidence; but it never was complete or ex-'
elusive ; he often preferred the advice of others to mine:
as an instance.of which; -in the year 1806; he was dis-'
suaded froM the only measure which, if properly exe-
cuted, was calculated, in my
opinion, to protect his threat-
ened crowtr.--Meirioirs of the Prince of the Peace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

SUNDAY IN PARIS.

Sunday is a delightful day in Paris—more so than in
any place I ever visited excepting Frankfort. The en-
joyment is so universal, and yet so domestic; were I to
form my idea of the national character from the scenes
passing before my eyes on that day, instead of from books
and newspapers, -.1 should say that the most remarkable
features in it were conjugal and parental affection. It
is rare to see either a man or a woman, of an age to be
wedded and parents, without their being accompanied by
their partner and their offspring. The cup of light wine
is drunk between them; the scene that sought for amuse-
ment by the one is also enjoyed by the other; and whe-
ther it can be little or much that can be expended on this
day of jubilee, the man and wife shale it equally. I
have entered many churches during the hours of the
morning masses, in many different parts of the town,
and, as I have before stated, I have uniformly found them
extremely crowded; and though I have never remarked
any instances of that sort of penetential devotion so con-
stantly seen in the churches of Belgium, when the pain-
fully extended arms remind one of the Hindoo solemni-
ties, the appearance of earnest and devout attention to
what is going on is universal. It is not till after the
grand mass is over that the population pours itself out
over every part of the town, not so much to seek as to
meet amusement. And they are sure to find it; for not
ten steps can be taken in any direction without encoun-
tering something that shall furnish food for enjoyment of
some kind or other. There is no sight in the world that
I love better than a numerous populace during their
hours of idleness and glee. When they assemble them-
selves together for purpoies of legislation, I confess I do
not greatly love or admire them; hut when they are en-
joying themselves, particularly when women and children
share in the enjoyment, they furnish a delightful specta-
cle—and no where can it be seen to greater advantage
than in Paris. The nature of the people—the nature of
the climate--the very form and arrangement of the city,
are especially favourable to the display of it. It is in the
open air, under the blue vault of heaven, before the eyes
of thousands, that they look to bask and disport them-
selves. The bright, clear atmosphere seems made on
purpose for them ; and whoever laid out the '
it , arils,
the quays, the gardens of Paris surely rthe d, as
they did so, how necessary space was for the acme tling
together of her social citizens.—llirs. Trollope.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Saturday Evening, half-past Seven o'clock.
Since the close of the market it has been discovered that a
man of the name of Lakeman has contrived to possess himself
of a large sum of money raised on securities for the purchase of
which he gave cheques on his bankers after he had withdrawn
all his cash in their hands. Every exertion will be made to
capture the fugitive by the police who are on the alert, and, as
he bad only the start of them by a few hours, the probability is,
that he will eventually be secured.

There has been but little business done to-day. Consols for
account left off at 914. The demand for Exchequer Bills has
increased, and they closed at 22 pin. ; India bonds have ad_
vanced from 4 to 6 pm.; Bank stock closed at 2151; India
stock 2541.

The intelligence from Madrid has had but very little influence
on Spanish stock, which advanced from 49 to 49i, and closed
at 494. The passive bonds are at and the deferred stock
at 25. The Portuguese 3 per Cents. were steady at 531 ; Rus-
sian Bonds 110; French 5 per Cents. declined to 109 25;
Dutch 2,1 per Cents. 55i ; 5 per Cents. 103 g. Nothing was
done in South American stocks.
These is no variation of importance in the prices of railway
shares.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AMERICAN TIMBLR.
LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY I, 1836.=

X. s. d. X. s. d.
TIMBER, Ir cubic foot,
Riga
Dantzi,,~
Meniel 0 2 1; 0 2 5
American Pine
Do. Quebec 0 1 5; 0 1 9
Red Pine 0 1 7 0 2 2
Quebec Oak
Birch
PLANKS, ,tft foot of 2 inch.
Dantzig Deck
American Pine 0 0 2; 0 0 3'
DEALS, IT standard hundred.
Best Petersburg Red
Do. White 14 10 0 17 10 0
Memel Red - 15 0 9 17 0 0
Dautzie ik Swedish Red 14 10 9 15 19 0

ins. ir load. of btl
feet.

(10s. V load eta ft

ss. 4' load of 50 foot.

£44 41'120.

t!2 59:6 ii/ Os. V 1241

£l9 £2 1110.

LONDON GAZETTE.-FAIDAY, JAN. 29.

INSOLVENTS.
Jan. 29,—T. Brown, Watling-street, London, general merchant.
W. Beaumont, jun., and Charles Beaumont, Thames Dit-
ton, Surrey, millers.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Bishop and William Wilkes, Gloucester, corn-dealers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

Joy Marta.

For CHARTER,
The well-known Brig ANFIEL
4174 304 tons register i daily expected fru essa. Also,
The A 1 Bng ASTREA, 227 register.
WANTED TO PURCH Two second-class Plantation-built VESSELS,, from 100 to 120
tons register.—Apply to
MATTHEW CROZIER, 13, Goree-piazzas.
One interest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

UNITED STATES:

For SAVANNAH,
The new Ship JOHN KNO7O
THOMPSON, Master;
411-1-• 4 - Will have early despatch.—For freiAls „Sze., apply to
DUNCAN GI 'BB.

/ Tr• To be despatched ifitnzediately.
For CHARLESTON, .--
_ „.
4;...,,0*-, The fine Ship JAMES and THOMAS,
Captain ROBERT CARLILLI
Burthen 383 tons per register • coppered and•ctipper-fastened ;
sails fast.—For terms of, freight apply to
HOLDERNESS and CHILTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

FRIDAY .

On FRIDAY next, the sth instant, at ' elve o'clock, at
Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, R nford-place,
21,500 East India OX audC HIDES,
Lying in Dover's, 276 and 277, Ba -street, ex Ripley and
Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply to
CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers.

-
On FRIDAY • next, the sth instant, at Tw e o'clock, at
Corrie, Iluson, and Co.'s Office, ltu rd-place,
13,500 Bast India OX and CO IDES,-
Lying in 304, Harboas, New Quay Magnet, froua
Cal-
cutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, TTER, and Co., Mer-
chants, or to CORRIE, 11USON, and Co., Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 51. h instant, at Twelve o'c ZK, on the
Quay: Waterloo Dock,-'
1200 Barrels TURPENTIN ,
Ex Roscoe, from New York.—Apply to srs. DENNISTOUN,
MACKIE, and Co., Merchants, or to
T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co.,'Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the sth instant, at One o'clock, at Josh.
Hardman, Sons, and Co.'s Office,. Exchange:place, Ex-
change-street East,
16 Casks GUM GEDDA,
2 Casks RED ARGOL, /x Hunter.
9 Boxes WHITE DITTO,
6 Casks Levant WHITE G. - S,
21 Casks CREAM TARTAR
ex Horn.
12 Boxes Bologna WHITE ARGOL, 5
12 Casks Sifted RED ARGOL,}
ex Lady Stormont.
13 Cases WHITE DITTO,
6 Sacks WHITE. GALLS, ex Ariadne.
Apply to Messrs. GELLER and Co., Merchants, or
JOSH. HARDMAN, SONS, and Co., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price or Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the returns made in the week ending the 26th day of January*, 1836,
is 39s 9id per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or pay-
able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

PRICES OF SHARES, LIVERPOOL, FEB. 1, 18.

0111.11 V
Liverpool Coal Gas ..... ................... l3OO 0 0
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company, •
~, .£100
New Shares,premium ...... £so
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works
... . .
Bootle ditto ................................. . ........
Exchange Buildings ................ . .....
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, ............ £lOO paid 230 0 6
Ditto Old Quarters 25 --- 57 0 0
Ditto New Quarters
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 70 0 0
Ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto - 160 0 0
IC.enyon and Leigh ditto lOO 110 0 0
Wigan Branch ditto
Preston and Wigan North Union Line ditto 4O --- 43 5 0
Bt. llelens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 25 10 0
Leicester and Swannington ditto SQ , 0 0
IVlanchester,Eolton, andßury Railway and Canal 4 - 8
48 15 0
Leeds and Selby Railway - 100 0 0
99
Grand Junction ditto
40
--- 0 0
Loridon and Birmingham ditto 5O 110 10 0

Birmingham and Gloucester ditto 5 7 15 0

Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 -- 8 2 0
North Midland ditto
Midland ditto 2 - 815 0
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto - 415 0
London and Gravesend ditto 1 --- 3 2 6
Bank of Liverpool lO -- 20 2 6
Bank of Manchester 23 - 35 0 0
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 - 23 10 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO -- 17 0 0
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 - 18 5 u
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO 20 10 0
Manchester Fire and Life Assurance Co lO -- 10 5 0
Ocean Assurance Company lO - 11 5 0
Northern and Central Bank of England lO - 13 2 6
Union Bank of Liverpool . - 14 7 6
OOmmercial Bank of England 5 - 710 0
Egkenhead Ferry - 0 0 0
'hest Tresavean 1 - 3 0 0
ICellewerrie Copper and Tin 1 3 0 0
RICHARD DAWSON, Siprq Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-02

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

PI,MONDAY next, the Bth instant, at TwelvsAlock, at Junes
P" Mann, and Foster's Officer-street,
12 Casks TALL° ,
4 Casks FAT,
968 GOAT SKINS,
2320 OX HORNS,
Ex Sicilian, from the Cape of Good Hope.—For further parti-
culars apply to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers.

On MONDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'cloc obert
Watkins and Co.'s Office, 3, Rumford- eet,
68 Bags fine ANNISEEDS
7 Casks Turkey COLOC TH,
16 Cases Turkey GUM ABIC,
Ton ORRIS ROPj,
15 Cases Cape AIVES,
6 Casks Epatic DITTO,
I 5 Jars LUCCA OIL.
For further particillars apply to
ROBERT WATKINS and Co., Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at Twelve ' ock, at Bateson
and florsfall's Office, Lower C e-street,
20 Chests of Bengal I r GO,
-
Just landed, ex Crown, from Caleut .
BATESON an HORSFALL, Brokers.

On THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at Twelve: 'elock, at T. and
i er
H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, Ex ge-buildings,
17 Chests Bengal IN 0,
Just landed, ex Superior. from Cal tta.—Apply to Messrs.
thaw", RICHMOND, and Co., Merchants, or to
- T. and H. LIT'FLEDALE and Co., Brokers

On THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at eson
and Horsfalll/4 Office,Lower
73 Casks of NC
Now landing, ex Mary Webb.— y to HENRY
Ann
I :atPLEY'
Esq., Merchant, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29

PROSPERITY OF NORWICH.

We al e rejoiced to find that the loading Government Journal
(the Morniny Chronicle) can draw consolation in these louring
times from the state of things in this place. In their City article
of the 21st. we read the following :
" While so much gloom prevails in some quarters, it is plea-
sant to find that in some others, industry seems to be realizing
new triumphs. At Norwich, on the Ist. of December, the first
stone of a new factory is to be laid, and the affair is to be'cele-
brated by a procession of the Members of the Norwich Yarn
Company, and a renewal of the antient honours of Bishop Blaine,
the patron saint of the wool combei s--a ceremony of great mo-
ment with the operatives of the worsted trade, from the time of
Queen Anne, but discontinued in Norwich, it should seem, since
the year 1783. Great exultation is called forth by the hopes
which the new undertaking inspires, and great efforts are mak-
ing to give the celebration all possible edict. Nearly 800 opera-
tives, including sorters, combers, spinning women, and children,
will appear in the procession."
Not only in that great and thriving establishment, the Yarn
Factory, is the aspect of affairs thus auspicious, but we are as-
sured, that of other extensive institutions, in Norwich, an equally
flattering report may be given. In the Norwich Union Fire
Office, which is by far the greatest provincial insurance office
existing, there has been, in the last eight weeks, a very large
accession of new insurances, exceeding, by upwards of a quarter
of a million of a property, the corresponding eight weeks of the
year 1835. And in the Norwich Union Life Office, the issue of
new policies during the whole of this year, including the pre-
sent month of November, has exceeded that of any of the last
18 years. In still farther proof of the general prosperity of this
part of the country, may be adduced the fact (ascertained by
returns to the stamp office) that the circulation of the East of
England Bank, (which stands in the place of the Norfolk and
Norwich Joint Stock Bank) has doubled that of the old esta-
blishment, in the incredibly short space of six mouths.
Doubts have been expressed whether the recent discharge of
hands by some of the master weavers may not cause a great in-
crease in our poor's rates, but this untoward event will probably
Le in part counteracted, by the completion of the new works at
the Lakenham mill, which are now approaching to a finish, and
will very soon open a source of extensive employment to our
operatives. The Lakenhana mill is engaged in spinning mo-
hair, which is used by the cainblet weavers in this place and in
other parts of the kingdom. On a general review of our posi-
tion, as respects trade and commercial enterprise, we think
there is no ground for despondency in Norwich, but on the con-
trary every thing to cheer and encourage our citizens.—NorMk
Chronicle'.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29

F RID AY .

On 'FRIDAY next, the 2d December, at Twelve, at the PUblic
Sale-room, Exehauge-buildings,
950 Bales Surat:CorniN,
'For further particulars apply to
BOLLINSHEAD and TETLEY, Brokers.

„ .
On FRIDAY next, the 2d ;December, at Twelve, at the Public
Sale-room;-Exchange-buildings,
100 Bags Sea Island .
2(X) Bales Stained Ditto .COTTON.
80 Bales South America
LEA and WA DIN ETON, Brokeis.

Apply to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29

empire but one, and that one was so clogged with impracticable
and inadmissible conditions, by the Whig Ministers, thai it was
rejected by the Irish Roman Catholics with indignation ?
Answer—The dissolute, impious, and hypocritical Whigs.
Who are they that have been spat upon by an Irish moun-
taineer—who have resented this indignity by denouncing him
in a King's Speech, and who have forfeited all claim to the
characters of gentlemen, men of personal courage, or honest
public functional ies, by afterwards surrendering to the dictation
of the mountaineer, all the details of the Irish Government, that
they might keep their places, and replenish their " beggarly
account of emot v boxes" [rain the chests of the British Treasury ?
Answer—The debased, beggarly, revolutionary Whigs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29

29, 183 G.

.son would not hold
deed, all things now
not without honour
s, the ellipsis of the
zeneral truth as re-

it from us, impute
)gblen ; though WC
olie is always ready
ahrenheit tube, and
11 virtue more than
re Protestant Con-

nenee human con-
elevates the moral
emperature of Ire-
of England, would
•h we do not im-
ghlen, we are quite
of an angel, but is
frailties, like other
le principle not the
example most ad-
a Roman Catholic

ominous—it is the
power—admitting
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, since a precedent
measure—but ex-
! Danaides, spring
of the present ad-
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What may be
['he path to public
most there are but
I who will venture
he same authority
these also—a rote
would be recorded'
if another session
invidious impedi-
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,oghien, or have
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stions with which
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might be disre-
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lay be all Catho-
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they are all irn-

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and then lament
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