The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-20 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

1 NATIONAL EDUCATION. '
1 XESOLUTIONS OF 1116 CLERGY of THE DIOCESY or OROMORFI.
THE EARI. GEKY--,•SALVAGE. - . ( Front the Ulster Times.)
The Earl Grey, from Liverpool to Africa with an assorted With feelings of unmixed and entire satisfaction, we nuhlish
cargo, the day after sailing, .came in collision, 20 miles from
, ' i .
the following resolutions. The residetions themselves simply
the Tuskar Light, with a 'vessel called- the. St. Andrew, froutii , put forward, in its unanswerable strength. the great principle
New Brunswick to Liverpool, and became unmanageable; and
that strikes at the system of national education, and at anything
r
was in a pet ilous condition. The Solway, e steam vessel .o i like compromisewith it.
Considerable burden, with two engines each of 45 nerte"P'frt , At a meeting of the Clergy of the Diocese of Dromore, on
having >n w;
cargo of live stock and 15 passengers, took her in tow; the the B'h day of -December, 1836, convened by the Veneraule the
and in twenty-tine hours brought her safety to Liverpool. The Archdeacon of the Diocese, in pursuance of a requisition tor
value of the ship and cargo of the Earl Grey was .OA/19; that a
that purpose,
the billowing resolutions were unaunnuosty
of the Solway, I:16,000. d. opted :
The King's Advocate (with whom was Dr. Addams) appeared lit. Resolved—That we, the Clergy of the Diocese of Dm-
for the salvers, and Dr. Jenner tor the owners. i more, feel ourselves called upon by the late Address of the
Sir J. Nichol' said there were two important facts to be eon- Clergy of the Diocese of Derry and Raphoe, to express our
sidered in all these cases. and especially the present—the risl" ' sentiments respecting certain proposed arrangements to be ad-
of the property and the assistance rendered by the vessel claim-f B
oa r d of National opted by the Clergy Education. of the Established Church, regarding the
ing reward. The situation of the Earl Grey had been one o
Very great peril; without assistance, there was but little chance ,
lel. Resolveth—That we consider it to he inconsistent with
of her getting into a place for safety, and the crew would have out duties, undertaken at our ordination to the Ministry in the
abandoned her if they could. In cases of derelict, the court Protestant Church, to acknowledge any power or right in any
seldom gave less than one-third; and this was all but a case of j man, in any body of men, to sit in judgment upon God's holy
derelict. It was true there had nut been any great skill, risk, 1 Word, and to withold it, or any part of it, from the population,
or enterprise, on the part of the salvors, and DO great time had of whatever age or sect.
been occupied, and Liverpool was the port of the Solway's des-
3rd, Resolved—That by the system of National Education
tination. On the other hand, the steam vessel was Of great now in force, such right is unequivocally asserted and acted
value; it had a perishable cargo on board and passengers, and upon, and, that the plans hitherto adopted or proposed, to lessen
' it was consisteut with public feeling to encourage steam vessels the objections, and remove the scruples which the-Established
to render such assistance, especially in St. George's Channel, Clergy entertain on this subject, seems to us only a snare to
otherwise they might not be. ready to render such aid. Both ead them to prefer worldly expediency to religious principle.
underwriters and passengers were interested in such encourage- 4th, Resolved—That, as. ministers of the United Church of
merit being given. Looking to the expensive fitting out of the England and Ireland, which has ever, hitherto, proved a hul-
steam vessel,,and to the number of the crew, the court could nut wark of the Reformation—a defender of the integrity of Holy
give less than £9OO. Writ, and of the right of all men to read it, as the only ground
of saving the most powerful sanction of civil duties, and the
code of laws by which we must finally be judged—we feel that
we are bound to withhold our assent or concurrence from any
System of Education which does notadopt the Bible uncorrupted,
as the basis of its instruction ; and we respectfully, but friendly,
protest against any compromise whatever on this all-important
point with any body of men which could pledge the sanction
of -out-Church to the maintenance of that spititual bondage
in -which our Roman Catholic brethren are unhappily involved.
(Signed,) JAMES SAlL'lllti,
Archdeacon of Druninure, Chairman,

ADMIRALTY COURT, Dsc..l3.

THE CHURCH.

• Sr. MARY'S CHURCH. Sr. HELEN'S.—On Tuesday last, the
Rev. James Furnival, M.A., curate of Davenhain, Cheshire,
was unanimously appointed incumbent of the above living by
the trustees.
CAMBRIDGE.—The resignation of Professor Scholetield makes
a vacaucy in the Greek Professorship. The liev..liilius Charles
Hare, of Trinity College ; the Rev. John Wordsworth, of
Trinity college; and the Rev. James Hildyard, of Christ's
College. are spoken of as competitors for the office.
fill FERRRD.—The 11ev. Richard Burgess, 8.D., rector of
Upper Chelsea, has been appointed domestic chaplain to the Rt.
Hon. Lord Monson.—The Rev. R. Cooper, A. 8., to tberectory
of Howe With Little Poringlaud, Norfolk.-11. It. Francis,
M.A., fellow of St. John's collep, Cambridge, has been elected
principal of the Kingston college.—The Rev. J. M. Hariuglon,
1%1.A., of Exeter college, Oxford, to the rectory of Chalberry,
Dorset.—The Rev. A. Stonhouse, 8.A., of WiTdham college, to
the perpetual curacy of Stratford-under-the-Castle,. Wiltshire.
--'Tile Rev. W. Putsey, master of theGrarnmar School, Picker-
ing, to the rectory of Stanton-on-the-Wolds, near Nottingham
—The Hon. and 11ev. E Keppell, to the vicarage of Longford,
Derlivahire.—The Hon. and 11ev. T. Keppell, to the rectory dr,
Warliam-cum-Waterden, Norfolk.--The Rev. B B. Allen,
curate of Salisbury, to the parochial chapel of Goodshaw, near
Burnley.
The foundation-stone of the new church to be erected in the
parish of Weston, near Bath, was laid on Monday, in the pre-
sence of a large concourse of spectators: • The Lord Bishop of
the Diocese attended to perform the ceremony, accompanied by
a large number of the Clergy of the .A.rehdeaconry of Bath, in
their rubes.— Br istul Jaen; al.

Dronmore, Dec. Bth, MG,

PRICES OF SHARES, LI V ER POOL DP:c. 19, 1836.
Last Prices This day
RAILWAYS, &rt. Per Shine. Per Share.
Bolton and Leigh ,:E.OO paid C6l 0 0 ...X
Bolton and Preston ..... ... ....... 3 .... 6 5 0 ....
'Birmingham and Gloucester 5 .... 5 0 0 ....
Ditto and Derby 5 ..... 7.17 6 ...
Birkenhead and Cheater 2 .... 2 2 6 ..
Cheltenham and Tring 5 .... ', 3 I 6 ..
Chester and Crewe Junction 1 .
Dtibbn and Drogheda
Dublin and Kilkenny
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh and Glasgow (old) .... 2 ....
Ditto ditto (now) .... 4 ....
•-• Ditto Leith and Newhaven.. 3 ....
Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock.. 1 ....
Ditto ditto Kibnarnoch lc Ayr 2 10s
Grand Junction 79 .... 152 0 0 ...
Great Western
Grand Connection (Worcesterl 2 103 2 5 0 ....
Kenyon and Leigh 100 .... 120 0 0 ..
Liverpool And Nlaneliester 100 .... 215 0 0
Ditto qnartershares 25 .... 52 5 0 .
Ditto half shares — .... 45 0 0 .
London and Birmingham 7O .... 110 10 0 .
Ditto and Southampton 3O .... 21 0 0 .
Ditto Et Bri,,,ht.,n Stephenson's) 5 .... 5 7 6.
Ditto and Greenwich. .
Leeds and. Manchester 5 ....
.Leicest..r and Swannington
Manchester, Bolton, it: Iltiry. ..... 4S ....
Manchester & Cheshire Junction.. 5 ....
Manchester Smith Union.... ..... 2 ....
Midland Counties 5 ....
Preston and Wvre
North Midland lO .... 15 10 0
South Mid;and oar
North Union 7O .... 59 10 .' ..
Newcastle and Carlisle 100 .... 101 0 0 ..
Ditto quarter shares 2O ..... 11 0 0 ...
South Eastern 2 .... 217 6..
...
St. Deletes and Runcorn Gap 1011 .... 35 0 0
Warrington and Newton ..... lOO .... 179 9 0 ..
Wigan Branch lOO ....
Ulster
Hull and Selby
South Eastern and. Brighton 9 ...
BANKS.

3 ! 6

3 0 0 ....
1 10 u ....
2 0 0 ...., 2.1 3
410 0 , 4 5 0
6 2 6 .... 610 0
2 17 6 .... par
2 El 0 ....

12 0 0 ....
C 8 0 0
67 10 0
600 0 3
3i5 0 .... 4 0 0
4 Y 6 ....

2 15 0 ....
4 5 0 ....

Bank of Liverpool..... .... ...e 10 paid 25 17 6 .....
Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 20 0 0 ~...
Liverpool Union lB .... 15 5 0 .... •
---- Royill of Liverpool 2.0 250 0 o ....
------ Nortli?rn and Central lO .... lei 2 6• • •
---- Tradesman's 5 .... 412 - 6 ....
---- United Trades' ditto lO .... 10.15 0 ....
--- North and South Wales 5 .... 4 8 6 ....
----- of Manchester lO .. 13 15 0 ....
-- M'cliester & L'pool Dsct 15 .... 21 5 0 ....
-- South Lancashire 5 .... 410 0 ....
Borough Bank ' ' - 5 10 7 6 ....
Commeriqal Bank of England 5 .... 55 0 ....
Wilts and Dorset lO ....
East of England 7 lOs 82 6 ... •
GAS WATER WORKS,•Ike.
Exchange Buildings .ClOO paid 171 0 0 ....
I.' pool St IlarringtonWaterWork.2oo,.... 472 1) 0 ....
Bootle Ditto clock . .. 326 0 6 .. • •
Liverpool Coal Gas Company,. Stock .... 385 0 0 ....
L'pool New Gas & Coke Co £l/00 .... 195 0 0 .. ..
Ditto New Shares ...... .... ..70 .... 153 u 0 ....
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool Marine Assurance C0.;£25 paid 17 15 0 ....
Ocean Assurance Company.
Liverpool Fire and Li‘e Assurance 2 lOs 217 6 ....
Manchester Assurance Company 10 .... ....
DOCKS, FERRIES, NEW COMPANIES, &c
Harrington Dock £3o paid 20 0 0 ....
Anderton Carrying Company.... 10 ....
Woodside Ferry
17 lOs 26 10 0 ....
Rock Ferry . • 15 .... 915 0 ....
Monk's Ferry • 5 .... 417 6 :...
Egremont Ferry l2 10s 12 5 0 ....
Steam TuK Company
Apothecaries' Company 2 2 5 0 ....
Liverpool Fish Company.... 1 . 012 6 ....
Liverpool Timber..
MINES, &c.
Kellewerris NI ines
(treat Wheal Prosper Mines 1 . 2 10 0 ....
Wheal Prosper do
Wheal Harmony do 4 .... 3 2 6 ....
Union do 1 (Os 0 7 6 disci
West Tresavean Tin 8: Copper do 1 .... 1 2 6 ....
Manchester & Salford Bank 2 10s 3 2 6 ....
Agricultural & Commercial do 1•• • . 015 0 ....
Ulster Banks
British Silver, Lead. St Copper do. 2 .... 110 0 ....
Liverpool and Manchester C0a1... 2.. • . 110 U ....

kinport.

:7. 6

15 5 U

WEST INDIES ANI) MADEIRA.
Fair Arcadian, (310) Rogers, fm Belize, with 3 ps and 321 logs ma-
hogany, z5l cut for stowage, 14 t logwood, a quantity log ends, Order-1
Gra,e, (344) Pearson, fin Demerara, with 84 hds 10 tes sugar, J
Bolton-352 hds 5 tes do, C W and 1 Shand-15 hds do, 1' & H Mur-
ray-18 hds do, Sandbach and co-40 hds do, 20 pus rum, Order—s
pns 35 lids rum, 90 tea coffee, 24 pns molasses, C W and F Shand-
-W 1)k •
.Clareniont, (165) Stephens. fin Jamaica, with 63 hds 7 tea 1 brl su-
gar, 21 pos rum. 1 tee coffee, 9 brls ginger, 4 t 11 c grinadella wood, 6
t fustic, 278 logs mahogany, 210 logs cedar, 250 lancevrond spars, si(o
raker nuts, 1 cse an organ retd, -1 kg shrub, 6 pkgs presents, Order-
-AV Dk
EGYPT. . . . .

Glory, (263) Lnf."rla, fm Alexnm ris, with 161 hales cotton. A A
Gower and co-1200 do, 6')O bars iron, Order-9 pkgs apparel, &c,
Cotesworth—G Dk
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•
UNITED STATES.
'Martha, (480) Oreaton, fm Charleston, with 1034 hales 1 pocl, et
cotton. Order-260 bales cotton. Rathbone Bros and co-44 bales do,
D 'Nicol and cn-20 do. Williams-77 do, *telly, Prevost and co
—53 do, W and J Brown and co-152 do, J said Master-
-G Dk
Csoveruor Troop, (410) Alexander. fin Savannah, with 3000 cane
entton,Waddington, Holt and co--
feuds. Isaac', Low and co-60 baler
1122 do, Ostler—P Dk
Nantasket, 487) Crocker, fm Savannah, with 51 bales cotton.
Ro,kell, Ogden and co-212 do, Wainwright and co-1303 do, Order
—W Dk
Colossua, (375) Wyle, fin Savannah. with 9"41 bales cotton, Order
—?3O do, '1 Dixon and co-6 do, Evans and Trokes —V Dk
Eliza Ann. !370) Burgess. fin Savannah. with 1103 bales cotton,
Order-109 do, W and *Brown and co-18 do, Maury, Latham and co
—V Dk
Belgrave, '146) Williams, fm Wilmington, A S. with nO4 brig tur-
pentine. 702 hrls tar, Richardson and Pemberton-5o packages cotton,
Brown Bros-47 do. Wainwright, Sheila and co,—Q Ok •
Tinitinara, '280) Batter:hell, fin New Orleans. with 87 hales cotton,
.7 Low & eo---349 410. Order-394 do, 1 brl nuts, II Currell-1488 hides,
R Wilchrnbart and en—P Dk
RITIV-I AMERICA.
Catharine M'Donald, (302; Jackson, fin Quebec, with 46 ps elm,
329 ps pine, 8118 pa staves, 81 pa deals, Vl' and II Sharpies and co—
Dk •
Charlotte, (378) Emile, fin Quebec, with 11 pa oak. 31 ps hireli.•29s
pa fir and 1 pee elin tinilwr. 21 r deals, ISi c2l *tare*, 13 fins lath-
wood, Welch and 11114.40n-13 Ilk
Campion, ,:ttil; Cabins. fin Riehitineto, with 600 ps pine timber,
1197 deals, V fins lathwood, 14 masts or spars, Iloiderness & Chilton—
. II Dk
Lady Hannah Ellice, (3451 Watt, fm Quebec, with 38 t pa pine tim-
ber, 91 e 8 deals, 121 c staves, Order— BDk
Atsn Crichton, [603, ]lowak, fin St Andrew's, N B. with 1138 e 13
deals, 311 planks, 31 is birch. 3 pa elm and 2 pso4k. timber, 15 cords
'lathwood, Gibbs, Bright co—li Dk
Thomas, (261) Reid. fin Quebec, with 35 ps oak and 16R ps pine.
An-Fiber; c_23 deals, 10,c 9J standard and 41 e 23 ,W 1 stares. W and
It Sharpies :old en--I pa' elm, sail Master—Q Dk • .
Lockwood. (872) 'Jackie, fin :Quebec, with. 'll3 ps w pine. 50 pi
oak. 932 deals. 12036 W 1 and 1714 ppe stavra, 8 cords lathwood. 41L
gun stocks. Clialoner and cu—liver
V.RA NC E.

Harmony, (131) Brown. fm Marseilles. with 31 tons brimstone, 105 •1
eks 1 bx madder, 44 bis madder routs, 78 bskts 11 bx* wine, Order,'-,
—S Dk
Ellis Jane, (101) Bowen, f:n Marseilles, with 2 elis 3 hxs wine, 66
elts ground madder, 4 bxs coats unkn. 101, hales cotton, Order-1 bOx
wine. Flt Grant-10 cks ground madder, E Busch and co-1 ek wine,
Alanson anti Brandretli-6 es do. J Deakin-33 t brimstone, L,Sc Jlt
Garattin and co-1 prcl emits unkn; Al Shirley—Cg Dk
SPAIN .4 NO PORTUGAL.
Lady Middleton, ($1) Barber, fm Kira]. with 528 hxs In 4 ;011,111)xs
0r0n.9.s Ell Burnett-2 bxs do, said Master-1 hx do, J Paike-1 do
J .Grirnea—S llk - •
'lnvert Elena, 9(i.;• Dl' Larrins.gs fin Tarragona. with 1102 ligsmuts,
E W Jackson-1: Dk
Ellen jenkiiison. (119) frii-Liiban, with 20. etas 50 hf chts
oranges. W D 11•Andrew747 ehts do. II linrnett-31 (hts 232 hf
Hits do. J Adam-34 hf cuts de, G lindenachs phis rtm, T Irving-1
PPe 2 hds wine, W__atd G Maples-1 qr csk do. Ii Hodgson and guns
—3 pus I lid do, 3 bxs walnuts; 3 bgs woo), J Unwin-3 eks. tortni4e-
shell, Carrie and Telo-18 eke sr, 01. M•Nair and Dutton-4F frks lard,
r Order-240 bags wool, C and J Ilawiliiii-66 bags do, Leech &
Harri-
son-7 ekr emits unkn, T Martin and Sl/11- lC Dk .
MEDITEHRANEA N.

Hazard, (114) Churt•hward, ftu Naples. with 2 his raw silk. 120 bgs
90 hie madder roots, 30 t brimstone, Ibx essenec,of pomidur, Order '
11 bxs maccaroni. >S hskts raisirs, maid Master—lt. l)k
Fisherman, (256; Gibaut, fm Naples, with 7 trunks silk, T Wiggin
and co-7 do, 11 Salontbe and co-7 du. Willies, I'icket:4l4ll and co— '
7 do. 2 trunks gloves, Baring Bros-4 bxs mnocnroni, L Ogilby— sate
a statue. 40 is walnuts. Robin and King-6 cks (Team tartar. bls •
madder root, 14 cks argot, Collinann. Lambert and eo-20.11.x.s Inpt-
nee. Boultbee-1 qr csk wine, C Ford—l•ilt lots liquorice, 11 bales
silk. 11(i his madder root. 17 eks cream tartar, 11 eks tallow, 60 bags
walnuts. 1 box sundries. 2 cks madder. 1 bx maccaroni. 50 cks argol,•
Potter Bros-30 t brimstone, 72 his madder root, 3 cks cream tartar,
Order—G Ilk
Ranger, 1,304 Jellsrd, fm Trieste, with 2 cks 71 his 27 Inds 9 es conts
unkn, 5 bla silk, 2,1 eks 3 es beads, 50 us liquorice, 20 pipes oil, .1 box
samples. Order-119 hi" wool. Schaezler and Brentano-1 eks cream
tartar, 11 cks gum, 2 cks oil, F. M Brodie-40 tons brimstone, Wilder,
Pickersgill and co-1 cse cont., unkn, T N
.Smith and co—,;4 packages
beads, S A Brandeis-315 bales cotton, J Itarnsbotham and e(
41.0 do, 178 bales wool. 10 cs tallow candles. Heyworth and co—, cks
cream tartar, 5 bgs yellow berries. 69 bgs shumac, Geller and co

LP Dk
Water Witch, (99') Butcher, fm Messina, with 'OO es 100 bxs lemons
T Mayor-200 CS 100 hxs do. M Leicester-60 es 8 bxs du, J Moss and
250 es 50 hx, do. Or,ler-5 es do, 12 brim almonds, 12 bgs walnuts
W Hammett-9 eks citrons, Order-10 t brimstone, .1 l'ownall-31 bls
madder roots, Boss Bros-8 eks olive oil, 8 bgs shun se, .1 Moss &CO
—1 hz apprl, 3 kgs liqueurs, 2 kgs anchovies, M Fi.her—G Dk.
EUROPF:. •

Brake. (330 Stahlberg, fm with 200 waiNseot logs. !89. Ps
timber. 118 fins latlnvooo. 50 stis-kiw,, U. and J it 1)k
Virginia. (375) Miller. fua St, retersbui.i ith 52; cask% tallow.
Stewart, Bald and co-250410, :Ind .1 ['ninny and his
tails, 24., bls horse manes, Catne and Trio-1371 bars iron, Il3riinc Bros
—4. tons oakum,' Ins :torn bakts,• 'AU MUM.
Stew art. 1314,1,40‘.