The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-01-28 00:00:00

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In Consequence of the death of the Landgravine of Hesse
Hombourg, the King of Hanover has abandoned his inten-
tion of coming to England to be present at the Queen's mar-
riage.

There have been within the•last 12 mouths no fewer than
three or four instances of foreign nations prohibiting the ex-
port of grain from their dominions, a striking illustration of
the soundness of Mr. Huskisson's views, and of the danger
arising from our becoming dependent for onr bread corn up-
on any other soil than our own.
SENDING FOR NEWSPAPERS BY POST.—The new plan of
postage has thrown great facilities in the hands of the public
for obtaiping casual copies of newspapers containing articles
of interest. A person may now obtain a newspaper, if its
price do not exceed 6d., from any town in Great Britain or
Ireland for 7d. That is, he may inclose a 6d. in a letter, which
will still be under half an ounce, and prepay it for ld. Or
he may inclose 6d. and 4d. of silver, and obtain two copies of
any paper not exceeding sd. in price. • A person in town this
week sent a 4d. piece and a id. in a letter, ordering a copy of
an Edinburgh paper, but, his letter being above hall-an-
ounce, was charged 2d. He had thus to pay 62d. in all.
The thing would have been done genteelly by inclosing a 6d.,
and it would only have cost him a halfpenny more. When-
ever a person wishes a paper containing some article of im-
portance, which he is desirous to preserve, let him at once
inclose a 6d. in a paid letter. If a naper be worth writing
for, and worth preservation, it is worth 7d. In some cases
there will be no Pagers left when the 'order arrives,' and the
writer should state whether he will take a copy of the follow,
ing number, or have his 6d. returned' in an unpaid_ letter:—
Glasgow Courier.


VESSELS ENTERED. FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA

Alice, J Anwyl, - 302 Barbadoes, Barton, Irlam &Co
Moslem, J H M'Larreu, 449 Havana, F Huth Rz Co
Murray, J Forshaw, 305 Jamaica, C Lawrence & Son
Wilsons, T Campbell, 245 Trinidad, T & H Murray
SOUTH AMERICA.

Slaviana, E Sublich. 400 Bahia, M`Nair & Dutton
Isabella, T Rymer, 305 Pernambuco, Highfield & Withers
Eliza Kincaid, B Brown. 305 Rio Janeiro, Cotesworth & Wynne
UNITED STATES.

Cassiopea, J Presley, 324 Apalachicola, J Aikin & Son
Powhattan, C Briggs, 641 Mobile, G Brown & Co
Walter, J Boyd, 459 New Orleans, Brown, Shipley & Co
London, J F Patten, 683 New Orleans, Baring Brs & Co
Enterprise, J W Cool, 336 New Orleans, J Steel
Byron, J H Purrington, 496 New Orleans, .

M'Calminit, Brothers & Co
Fanny, G S Glover, 615 New Orleans, F Huth & Co
Mary, P ►tterson, 338 Savannah, . Ellerton & Carter
Enterprise, A Muir, 672 Savannah, Gibbs, Bright &Co
Joseph Cunard, -- Birnie, 740 Savannah. Bold & Starkie
Margaret, Kerr, 623 Savannah, W Lindsay
Humber, L Cape, 484 New Orleans, Holderness & Chilton
Eutaw, W Allen, 62g Charleston, A Taylor
EUROPE.