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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

NEXT WEEK, &c

TOTIMBER MERCHANTS, CABINETMAKERS, MACHINE
MAKERS, SHIPBUILDERS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, the 22nd instant, ai Twelve o'clock, on the
Quays of the Great Float, BIRKENHEAD.
20 Fathoms 3 and 4 feet Hemlock LATHWOOD,
About 500 YELLO PINE DEALS, just landed, ex Lydia
McHenry, from Quebec.
In the Honduras Sheds,
11 Logs Quebec OAK, of large size, just tatiTed, ex Infanta.
Ii Logs Quebec OAK, ' Wanded, ex Mary Carson.
11 Logs Quebec 0 , just landed, ex Margaret Pollock.
30 Logs Quel AK, just landed, ex Conquest.
440 Logs DURAS MAHOGANY, containing Cabinet,
inery, and Shipbuilding Wood, of good quality, now
landing, ex Mountaineer.
Apply to Messrs. VAUGHAN and SHELDON, Merchants.
11 Pieces BIRD-EYED MAPLE, ~..-
180 LANCEWOOD SPARS, •
155 Planks RIO RQS.EWOOD, just landed, ex Supply, from
Rio Janeiro-:-

Apply to A. W. LYON, Esq., Merchant
28 Logs and Curls St. DOMINGO MAHOGANY.
Together with other FUR.NITURE, &c., WOOD.
For further particular and catalogues, apply to
HOLME, SLATER, and CROOK,

For Rent and Charges, and to close Accounts.
On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, at One o'clock, at R. W
Preston and Co.'s Office, India-buildings, Water-street,
100 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
21 Baskets Pints DITTO,
2 Hhds. French Red WINE,
2 i-Casks Lisbon DITTO,
2 Pipes
1 Hhd. }Madeira WINE,
4 i-Casks
2 Pipes White ('ape WINE,
2 Puns.
1 Hhd merara RUM,
2 els
23 Hhds. } Spanish PORT WINE,
127 #-Casks
R. W. PRESTON and Co., Brokers.

Apply to

For absolute sale. the Stock of a Wine Merchant declining the

Buiiness

On THURSDAY, the 23d intiiitnt;.at One o'clock, at R. W
Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water-street,

uaolfitievsa,rious brands and
8 Butts
Puns.
12 ICo
ognerara and Jamaica RUM,
46900 H.ccbtdaasys.kess SHERRY WINES,q
42 Pipes
12 Hhds. PORT WINE, of the Brand of Hunt, Roope, and
27 i-Casks Co. Cockburne, Smithies, and Co., Sandeman
72 Cases I and Co., and others.
182 Dozen J
...,,
28112: lIHPB ac B NDY,
19 Barrels
462: PipesHH
11dd s. . w
hp
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26 Cases fine CHAMPAGNE,
21 Cases Sparkling and Still MOSELLE,
9 Cases Sparkling and Still HOCK, •
16 Cases 20 Dozen very fine MALT WHISKY, for Exportation,
And other WINES and SPIRITS.
R. W. PRESTON and CO., Brokers.

Apply to

to bt att♦

VILLA RESIDENCE AT AIGBURTH.
To be LET, a neat VILLA RESIDENCE, situate
"AA
1 near the Hotel, Aigbarth, and commands most beatlin:
Views of the Welsh Hills, Cheshire.Shore—iiiid adjacent Cowl
try. The House contains Twobliidsome'Entertaining.rool
Kitchens, Butler's totirr&c., &c. ; Six principal Bed roong
Water Closet, &tr',c.; Coach-bonne, Stable, and delight
Garden. Rent moderate.

To be LET, excellent Double and Single OFFICES, with Fa'...,t,
tures complete, situate in Tempt&str t.and-mow'
-COw'
Rents moderate.

Further particglarirl<l;-I;ad on application
• to
WILLIAMS, Estate Agent, and Agent to the Royal Isar
Company. 47, Ranelagh.street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

D. and C. MACIV
All Lalel

ceived at the Office of the Ag

Six o'clock on the FRIDAY EVENINGS previous—to saili

'ON, wi

SATELLI
Baths, G

ruspapers intended to be sent by
the Postoftice,andnonewillbe

ed freigllt on their personal luggage
measurement.

Ant inent or difficulty,Passengersar
)t Packages of Merchandise will not
is Luggage, or with their Luggage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

employed

from f

••• Luc was
words that he had cirecte.l then
fendant may have infringed O.
make use of tubes. nr ninp.

g,c It TOT tnem to say IT
?ringed the patent ; if they found that
being in dispute, the sum of forty shill::
hut they were to consider, themselves,
find their verdict.
The Jury, after a short deliberation
verdict upon all the issues for the plscin,

VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF

Upon this verdict, estahlUling the validity of Mil
tents, so fully confirmed by his tionour the Vice-Ch:
decision, further proceedings in Chancery are being
against all: parties Selling, Bolding, or Using these
Boxes.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

[PRICE 1

HAWKINS AND RUSSELL MOTICE IS HER
DI EG to submit to their Friends and the Public their 11l signed ALEXANI
.I) present PRICE of COAL, and will feel much pleasure in business in Copartners]]
giving immediate attention to their commands._ Engravers and Printers
under the style or flue
di=solved and (fete line

Best ORRELL and KING,COAI
Second Quality

13 0 per ton
10 6 ,
Os and 10 0
17 0 „

Good HOL
CANNEt
Office

p,eventh day of'(
fity-one.

,-6, Exchsinze-court,

.change-street East ; Wharf,—

IN CH

AN application.
GEORGE BOYER AND CO., September, 1
George Turner, at 11
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS, Executor of the In te '
26, NORTH .1011N-87'REET, tion of " Improverm
for the Protection of
injunction to rests
of Livernool. Ii

BOTTLED

ALT LIQUORS

In the I

Quarts. Pints. Imperial
pints
- - -

made. &c.,
Letters Pat

Editthurgh Dinner Beer
Prestonpans Do.
Fine Sco Ale
Burton r ' Ale.„e
Rts-- iniqpPei Al

or on the sarn
- I ner's Inventi
2 0

Mr. We
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

ji in anteb.

WANTED. a respectable, steady YOUNG MAN,
as a SOLICITOR amongst traiptains in the Ducks"
One accriainted with Shipping-Would be preferred.
Inquire of D. DAna,..o77anies-street.

•
A BONUS of £2O will be given for the LOAN of.eloo, for Twelre Months, and the made Repaid in Wee
Instalments of .e 25 each.
Apply by letter to C. - , ost-office, Liverpool.

BOOTLE-CUM-LINACRE.
TENDERS FOR GAS LAMP POSTS.
P ERS ON S desirous of contracting to suPPII
THIRTY-FOUR IRON LAMP POSTS-iire requests
a.r
send Tenders, addressed "To flosepli Musker, BO'
Village," on or before MoN , the 20th instant.
By or the Gas Inspectors,
JOSEPH MUSKER, SecretarY•

Bootle, October 6th, 1851

CONTRACT FOR POLICE CLOTHING.
BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL.
THE WATCH COMMITTEE are ready to receive
TENDERS for supplying by CONTRACT,

600 Pairs of Pegged LEATHER BOOTS.
The Committee reserve to themselves the option a dividhl
the Contract into Two Lots of equal proportions. Pers°l
sending Tenders are therefore requested to state their Price=
for the whole lot or for one half.
A Sample Pattern may be inspected any day between the
hours of Nine and Twelve o'clock !ti the Forenoon, at the
of the Town Clerk, in Cornwallis-street, until Wednesday, the
22d instant.
n Thehpeaur
st
ny
awlh
coosnet
rTa
netn d r
withsht
la,
el l
obwe
fulfilment thereof, and also age to complete and deliver tue
Goods on or before th enty-fourth day of December nelw
a
to be paid for, o royal, in cash, at the expiration one
month from de • ry. tiatCeePtedch Commwiititieheatvoer ttolieell4.e:l:
Every article not loan equal to the Sample will be rdectief
and the Committee will on no account accept the same by all°.
ante for difference of value or otherwise.
The Committee will not pay for any sample pattern sent 10
for inspection except that which they approve of for the Goll'
tract. • -

Sealed Tenders (separate from the sample patterns) must t,
left at the Town Clerk's Office, Public Offices, No. 2, Cornvra'
lis-street, not later than Thursday. the 23d day of OCtObet
instant, ana marked "Tender for Boots."
By order, WM. SHUTTLEWORTH,
October 14, 1851. Town Clerk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

THB CHARITIES

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 1I th Oct.)
—DISCHARGED
request, 7 ; made out-patients, 2; irregular, 1 ; dead, I.
ADM ITTED :—ln-patients 28; out-patients, 14; casuals during
the last week, 25.—Remaining in the house, 187.
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 11th Oct.)--
ADMITTED : Accidents, 31 ; Medical:and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 24; Total, 55.—Di scnA Roan : Cured, 30;
Relieved and at own request, 4;
.Atteuding as Out-Patients.
19; Irregular, 2; Died, 2.—Remaining in the Iltylivo b 6.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSl'll'Aike,
port, Bth October.)—lN- TIE NTSI 4145alarged pliCateer 20 ;
relieved and made out-patients, 0; &town. relpitstipi
lar, I ; dead, 3 ; entered, 34; undeetieatment,
rsristivs :—Cured, 30 ; entered, 35; wkder treattatisitr4
. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

zrpool -tattbarb.

TALK IN TOWN.

kleßo3l OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.)

Temple, Monday Morning

I TOLD you, some weeks ago, that the pompous reception
of Kossuth would he the act of a class of people not at all
likely to impress the world with the enormous extent of
the English sympathy with that ex-Hungarian governor,
ex-Austrian official, ex-editor, ex-barrister, and exile.
The great sympathy at present excited is amongst the
Common Council of the city of London, where a certain

Mr. Gilpin, who, like his namesake, is probably

a citizen

Of credit and renown,

le naunici

pally military, a

ing the s

ism, and a good
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

the tow
On

ived by

and the scene wa

he wa

tulation

byArchrl,

Mayo
ty bowed ye]

f the country fro

le as tl

ation an

ordinar

y, in case of he

,uperint,

tal colour and

val of tl

ie manor,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

plentiful and

r trap, like the old lady

whom I

v. The fact is. that all spe-
The French came over and

s regaled the en

D. A couple
tire lot, with

r contribution to "re
descended as they are fr

it Gotl

na sausage

took a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-14

in the histo

pitals ; a
of these i

It is ex
as a s peen
Albert in

Subject

chrtracte

have made I

" reap

an extension
chase of larg
able ; and ti

various k

net ti]
The p

one most

and, the
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franc.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
oef,
14
The following FIRST-CLASS STEAM-SHIPS
4411 or other suitable Steamers are intended to
Sail (with or without Pilots) from COBURG
DOCK, as follows :
From LIVERPOOL to HAVRE DIRECT,
CommonoitE.Monday, December 22, at 10 o'clock, Morning.
Arm tRAL.... Monday, December 29,* at 12 o'clock, Noon.
. .

*On this date the Vessel sails froM th River. and Passen-
gers will be conveyer on board fr e Landing-stage by a
small Steamer, at the hour • witted. For this sailing,
Bonded Goods must be al ide the Vessel in Coburg Dock
at Twelve at Noon, an ee Goods at Six p.m. on the Saturday
previous.

Faz:rpeeCabin, 255. ; Steerage, 128. 6d.
For Freight Passage apply, in Havre, to DONALD CURRIE ;
in London, to J. B. FooRD, 52, Old Broad-street ; in
Glasgow, to G. and J. BURNS, 9, Buchanan-street; in Man-
chester, to JoHN WALKER, 77A, Market-street; or here, to
BURNS and MAC JIVER, 1. Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

ther, and another of the arrogant en-

sumptions of Popery obtrudes

ultiply no rapidly, and

!II fast succes

ion, that one is

forced to exclaim with Macbeth,—

eek, ate.

'eets, wearing tt

as looking cloaks, peering from under their

s, and scheming how they shall yet far-

sacerdotal power of Rome, and what new

are and lead to the service of the old

the first Jesuit. In my opinion

have been the founder

Yes, the ser-

ive order. Churches

,s, and convents, with spires

nberless crosses, raise

and priests, and hol,

ey, with all the trumpery,"

i the public path

placard the walls exhibiting

bit ed titles of the Pop

f English sees, to the flagrant and Attor.

Bells go

noon, and night for the " Great Louis"

to the little silver-ton

int apart in Popish ceremonies

1 by this outrageous

becoming int,

;rable, and some means

ban's, but as great a

e bell-ringing of the monas

Vice-Chancellor Kin-

I will give a decision that

and it is to be hoped that tit,

will put an end to thi

tormenting and most audacious

practice of the " Ch

an Fathers

A piece of unpa-

ralleled impudence occurred the other day at the inaugu-
ration of the new Romish chapel at Greenwich, dedicated
to " St. Mary, Star of the Sea," which cannot be passed
by without remark. The Sheriff of London, Swift, not
re conspicuously in his cocked hat,
al-foolery, but he had the hardi-

elf the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

GERMANY

The late King of Hanover, by his will, has placed the
children of his wife by her first husband, Prince Fred.
of Prussia, though not on an equal footing with his own,
yet in the relation of near kindred, and has bequeathed
to each of them a handsome annuity.

A letter from Pesth of the Ist, in the Correspondenz
Blatt, states that the house occupied by the mother and
sisters of Kossuth, opposite the Karoly Palace, was sur.
rounded in the night, and perquisitions were made in
their apartments. Kossuth's sisters, Mesdames Rutthay
and Messelenghi, and the tutor of the latter's children,
were afterwards removed to another part of the building.
The mother of Kossuth obtained permission to remain in
her apartment, but she was placed under the surveillance
of the police. The tutor was subsequently put in irons.
The Preussisehe Zeitung states that M. Hanke, a
learned Bohemian, is publishing, in Prague, a facsimile of
the Gospels on which the kings of France have always
been sworn at their coronation at Rheims. The manu-
script volume is in the Slavonian language, and has been
preserved at Rheims ever since the twelfth century, but it
has only been lately discovered in what language it was
written.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

TO SHIPOWNERS

The PRIZE for CHAIN CABLES at the GREAT EXHI-
BITION was awarded to WOOD BROTHERS.

HENRY WOOD and CO., 4, GOREE PIAZZAS,
CHAIN AND ANCHOR MAKERS,
IRONFOUNDERS, &c.,
Have always on hand a large Stock of all-size
CABLES, SHIP AND CRANE CHAIN, ANCHORS, itc.

PATENT WINDLASS PURCHASE,
Guaranteed to be superior to any other now in use,

LAMPORT'S PATE IP'S WINCH,
With Pumping Cranks, Fl eel, and Gipseys, to lift Cables
from Lockers, formi most important saving in time and
labour.

STEF,RIRG APPARATUS, and SCREW.
SHIPS' CASTINGS, of every description.
MANUFACTURERS of PORTER'S PATENT and ANCHOR

called RODGERS'.
SHIP'S SMITH WORK punctually executed,

From the great advantages which Woon BROTHERS possess
by their extensive Works at STOURBRIDOE, WOLVERHAMP-
TON, and CHESTER, they are enabled to supply their Friends
on the most favourable terms.
STORES IN LONDON:
GEO. WOOD and CO., 275, WAPPINe.

This day is published, Bvo, cloth, price Two Shillings, ,
IIRST LESSONS IN PL ETRIGONOMETIar
designed for the use of ools and very young beginners'
Liverpool : DEIGH lid LAUGHTON.

This day is published, BVO. cloth, price Six Shillings,
E. .LEMENTARY MECHANICS, designed cluefir
for the use of Schools. Part I. : Statics. By HARVEY
(it ODWIN, M.A., late Fellow and athematical Lecturer o/
Gonville and Caius College.
Cambridge: JOHN D ON. Liverpool: DEIGHTON and
LAUGHTON.

MR. VERRAL ON THE TREATMENT OF DEFORMITIES-
Cloth, price Six Shillings,
rIIHE SPINE, ITS CURVATURES AND °VIED.
I DISEASES; their Symptoms, Treatment, and Cure; with
Remarks upon Paralysis. Illustrated by a Series of Cases and
numerous Engravings. By CHARLES VERRAL, M.R.C.S.,
Surgeon to the Hospital for the Cure of Deformities, Poriland-
road, London, and the Sea Bathing Infirmary at East Bbutne.

Prep's, ing for the press Author,
PRACTICAL OBSP.RVAT SON THE NATURE AND
TREATMENT OF DIST lONS AND MALFORMATIONS
OF THE FEET, CH 4 , AND LIMBS.
London : Joinkr HURCH ILL, 46, Princes-street, Soho.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

on, Witchcra
an exceed

foundation

a apprc

gly good

riate article " Christmas
are introduced some very

'or December

tr. worthily, the present being

The first article, addressed to

forms a searching
of the fallivies of free trade. The

Britain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

s awe-inspiring

ON THE PEA

Eternity of waters there Thou art,
Dear to the eye, and glorious to the heart
Bounding in brightness as they plung
I greet thy waves, and gladden in their roar

;e odebore,

1 ot Ali

ri Religion only to thy power replies,
And echoes back thy solemn harmonies,

That seem to tell with supernatural tone,—
Here God is reigning on His ocean-throne I

" And ever, 0 tho►:
Hast thon admit'

it of miat

To all who heard

led to expand,

And bathe t

s of many a famous land,

n the sea

1 (loth an

lodes baffle change and time,

movest thou,

In ail the murmurs of 0
At

echo of his mind thOu art

?assion intens,

White
Thrills

And read

How N

lumns

'l' name.

a didst seem

-3reathed a spell,

1 roam,

1 be thy mid

should

rn to pray

.nd would lead

h Him,

'3ee flew

thy mind would ope,

Ih'd flowe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS.
JOSEPH MAYER, SILVERSMITH and JEWELLER,
63 and 70, LORD-STREET, has just completed his STOCWI
of SILVER SPOONS and FORKS for the present Season, and
is enabled to supply them of the best workmanship at London
prices. _

J. M. has also added many Novelties to his Stock of
SILVER COFFEE AND TEA SERVICES,
!ncluding the purely classical outline of the Greco-Etruscan,
the quaint and elegant forms of the Elizabethan, (Engraved
and Beaded,) and the elaborately chased Patterns in the styles
of Louis XIV. and the Renaissance.
.N.B.—An Illustrated Catoleifue of the prices of Silver Jewellery, Electro and Sheffield le, Jeellerv, Watches, Clocks, anal
Cutlers/, may be gratis. on application, or will be sent past
free on recei Six Stamps.

JOSEPH MAYER,
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCHMAKER,
68 4- 70, LORD-STREET.

THE LIVERPOOL STEAM-BISCUIT FACTORY.
FOR VARIETY, EXCELLENCE, AND CHEAPNESS,
JJAYLOCK & CO.'S BISCUITS
are unhesitatingly asserted to he superior to those of any
other Establishment; and public attention is respectfully in-
vited to the following Selection :
HAYLOCK and Co.'s ISLE OF WIGHT CRACKNELS, in
11b. Tins; a most delicious and nutritive Biscuit, and very
suitable for Invalids and Aged Persons.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s HUNGARIAN BISCUITS; an exceed.
ingly rich and elegant assortment.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s ROYAL DESSERT BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s VICTORIA BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s CHAMPAGNE BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s MIXED SNOWDROP BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s SOIREE BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s GINGER BISCUITS.
HAYLOCK and Co.'s ARROW-ROOT BISCUITS.
In addition to the foregoing, HAYLOCK and Co. manufacture
Rout Cakes, Arrowroot Ca ,—Pic-nic, Abernethy, Lunch,
Coffee, Soda, Seed, and C. • Biscuits, Ormskirk Gingerbread,
Ginger-nuts, and the gyrated Liverpool Crackers.
Sold, Retail, t respectable Grocers and Confectioners
throughout nited Kingdom, and, also, at all the principal
Foreign Ports.

WHOLESALE, ONLY AT THE FACTORY,
Nos. 11, 13, and 15, LYDIA ANN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

oalrs bp auttion.
NOTICE.—The SALE commences at TEN o'clock.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.) the 17th instant, at Ten o'clock in
the Morning, at their Repository, Great Charlotte-street,
TWENTY to Thirty CA N HORSES,
Harness Horses, . Iso, a great variety of Spring
Carts, Broad and ow-wheeled Carts, Floats, &c. Gears
and Saddlery
On view prior to the Sale.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

g§rotlanb.

STEAM COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.

Fares—Cabin, (including Steward's Fee.) 12s. Steerage, 5:
Servants in Cabin fell fare.
V ITH OR W-
.
,
CAMIT,LA
ANA* tis• PRINCESS RO . .
. • •
The above or other first- . s Steam-ships are intended to sail
with Goods and Pa, gers, between Liverpool and Glasgow,
from CLARENCE ocx, during the month of December,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
PRINCESS THIS DAY.... Dec. 16, at 3i, Afternoon.
CAMILLA THURSDAY ...Dec. 18, at 6 , Evening.
T. MARTIN and BURNS and CO., 12, Water-street.
C. MAC IVER and CO., .12, Water-street.
ROBERT LAMONT, 31, Water-street.

WITH OR WITHOUT PILOTS,
The Steauvihips
Captain HARDIn, .
• Captain CUAIMING
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

from a

Nurseling of hopes
3W did I watch eact
And

thine in

spirit, c

rook iet

ng'd Ur

y mournful one,

leyond the sun

11 as thou

st my May-borr

th ta'n aw

ul d say

breath
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

sent circumstances, when there is so much desire to
ke a knowledge of the component parts of the earth
er cold, such information may

only of gei

worth]
Ilesm
one) c

nt to the

❑r own P,

of the Creation from gt
" Maurice Tierney, the

le, however, is impor-

w, as it overturns the
fined to make eeological

ripture, and ac

of Ithe Mosaic ae-
'esearehes. Chapter

f Fortune," has all

,er paper
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, MONDAY

PARIS.
The Globe': correspondent states that the fighting and raising
of barricades were carried nut in the first instance by well-
dressed young shop►nen and clerks, amongst whom socialist
principles have made great progress.
Accounts from the Basses Alpes are better
are flying from Digne in all directions.
The atrocities at Clamecy were not exaggerated
(Feunt the 5201.)
. .

The insurgents

Accounts received this morning from the principal stock
markets of the Continent report advancing prices still ; but the
rise at the French Bourse outstrips that at every other place.
It would now appear that the feel_ng of apprehensl,n at Paris
was so intense as to wha; mig!lt occur in 185::. that the rebound

to elasticity is the more conspicuous. Private letters affirm
that the accumulation of capital for a long time past has been
very treat, but now there will be much more disposition to
invest.

VIENNA, Dec. 10.—Since the events in France, the hostility
to England has become more pronounced than ever; and the
system of a German-Austrian custom-union is more openly
advocated.

Business is now done on Exchange without the presence of
of the police. The expulsion of the Jews lias been stopped by
order of the Emperor. Money very scarce. London offered at
12 florins 37, and 12, 40—no takers.

A Turkish courier passed through Vienna`on the 9th, with
important despatches on the question of the Holy ::;epulchre,
and proceeded direct to Paris.
RIGA, Dec. 6.—The Dwitia was covered with ice this week,
and the last seven ships lying- off the town have been towed
down to Bolderan. The roadstead is still free of ice.

TATTERSALL'S BEM' I
DERBY.-8 to 1 at;st Hol,bic Ntibl:;
17 to 1 agst Augur (taken); 20 to 1 a;
King of Trumps ; 25 to 1 agst Orplio
25 to 1 agst Elcot ; 25 to I agst Lap

MONDAY

; IC to 1

5101 agsi

1 agst Wowersl4;
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1 agst Filius; 40 to 1 agst Alaidston

to 1 agst Kingtis'her; 40 to

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Northern, 16f.

a reduction of Is. per
unchanged. Flour sold at
and interior qualities met
White wheat, 2s. per qua/
Fine flour, 375.

English White Wheat
„ Red Ditto.

LONDON

Tallow little doin

;ock is

Foreign

little business'and at pre
Havannah ; refined, bar
better; Native Ceylon,
cautious; good ordinarl

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demand at stiffer rate

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1 ; clerks,

1 ; book-

rs, 1 ; weavers, 1;
1 ; of no trade or.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

THE PENINSULAR MAILS

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany's ship Iberia, C. F. Burney, R.N. arrived at South-
ampton, on Sunday morning with the Spanish and Por-
tuguese mails. The Iberia brings 20 passengers, and on
freight 10 packages of specie. The screw steam-ship Nile,
six days and a half from Liverpool, arrived on the 3rd
instant, and cleared for Palermo, Alexandria, and
Beyrout. The Lisbon exchanges for bills at three
months are quoted by this mail at 534 for London ;
Paris, 532 ; Amsterdam, 424 ; Hamburgh, 481 ; Genoa,
531. Bills on London had continued scarce, and
money remained over at the above quotation, some-
thing having been done even at 534. At Lisbon,
the public panic respecting the capitalization of dividends,
&c., had in a great measure subsided. The Cortes
were to meet on the 15th, when that and other de-
crees, with a ministerial project of law for the reform of
certain articles of the charter, would be submitted for the
approval of the House of Deputies. The revenue of the
Oporto Custom-house for November was 203 contos, less
18 contos for amortization of notes. Everything in the
way of business was in a most depressed state. The
weather was fine in the extreme, the drought still continu-
ing. Rain was very much wanted throughout the country.
In politics there was nothing new, all parties remaining
quiet and passive, looking forward to the meeting of the
Cortes.

The Bishops of Sardinia have addressed a protest to
the King against the construction of the new Protestant
Church at Turin, in which they state that the permission
accorded is contrary to the constitution. A church is be-
ing placed at the disposal of the Protestant residents of
Genoa. These acts highly incense the Roman clergy,
who do not consider that Sardinia has many Protestant
subjects, who, though the Roman Catholic faith be de-
clared the religion of the State, have a right to a place of
public worship, under the benign clause of that constitu-
tion which accords toleration to all creeds and persuasions.
RELEASE OF DR. MARRIOTT.-Dr. Marriott, who had
been imprisoned at Carlsruhe by the police on a charge of
circulating inflammatory papers and obscene prints, has
been released after sixteen days' confinement, by order of
the Minister of the Home Department, the authorities
having exceeded the law. Dr. Marriott states that the
publications in question were tracts against the Jesuits,
and pictures of the Roman Catholic Church, such as are
circulated by the Religious Tract Society of Loudon.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

LONDON AIONEY AND SHARE MARKETS-

CIMSING PRICES.
Consols Account and Money, 16th J
Three-and-a-Qua ter per Cent., E
Exchequer Bills L. and S., 4S 51
Midland Stock, 55i 64; North S
Eastern and Dover

Eastern Junction, 5 4 ,
shire, 32 3; Caledonian, 153 2; Eastern Counti
Lancashire, 142 ;53 Leeds and Thit
Northern, 17i IS; Great West(
Yorkshire, 57 8; lont
Extension, 7z
Midland, 2l

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,s, Fast
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morning, on the non-con

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closes
at 100.50. 'tail-
much depended
n.' that whether the markets
ertain. It closes Letter upon

'4o business

-MONDAY
East Lane;

and Dover,

1146 morn.

ct sales
For,ign

s.tTnly,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

PERJURY CASES.

Mr. Thorburne applied to the judge in the case of E.
Cummins, one of the men committed by Mr. Ramshay
for perjury. The learned counsel explained that his
client had been twenty-four hours in custody, but the
grand jury had been discharged—consequently, no bill
had been found.—The judge said the man must be dis-
charged. Against another man named Tomlinson, also
committed by Mr. Ramshay for perjury, the jury had
found " no bills."

The court adjourned at half-past six o'clock.
FRIDAY.
SENTENCES.

The following prisoners were brought up for sentence :
John Hampton, convicted of the manslaughter of his
wife, at Manchester, on the 17th of August last, transpor-
tation for life.—Thomas Gleeson, convicted of the man-
slaughter of Joseph Younghusband, at Manchester, in
September last, transportation for seven years.—Sarah
Ann Joddrill, pleaded guilty to a burglary at Manchester,
on the night of the 19th October last, nine months'
imprisonment, with hard labour.—William Walker, con-
victed of burglary, in Manchester, in November last, ten
months' imprisonment, with hard labour.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

Vublirations.

Just published. price 55.,
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YRIARTE.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

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Protecting Capital, ONE MILLION, fully sub2,crihed.
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on the participating scale before that date will share the Bonus
'to be then declared.

The Profits are divided on the Insurance Principle, whereby
every Insurer obtains his full and fair share, at whatever age he
insures. and to whatever age he may attain.

the Premiums are moderately rite tall ages, and may be
so modified as to suit the objects convenience of parties.
Bonuses may he either add o the Sum insured or applied

. . .
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the Head7,lloffic from the Company's Agents in the Country.
JAMES BORTHWICK. Manager.
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Policies may be judged of from the fact that, in the case of
many of the older Policies, there is payable ,in-the event of
emergence in the present year,
A BONUS OF UPWARDS OF PER CENT.
OR
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ASSU CE.
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solely from th ccumulation of the Members'
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Ifected b his Society has, on an average, exceeded
HA F A MILLION STERLING PER ANNUM.

FOREIGN RESIDENCE AND TRAVEL.

Greatly increased facilities have recently been given to As-
sured parties having occasion to go abroad; and in the cases of
many Foreign Countries (including considerable portions of
North America and Australia, New Zealand, The Cape of Good
Hope, &c..) the only extra charge;now imposed by the Directors
is for risk of Sea Voyage.

All information may be obtained at the Head Office, or at
any of the Society's numerous Agencies in England, Ireland,
and Scotland.
Edinburgh, 5, ,St. Andrew-square.
JOHN MACKENZIE, Manager.
WILLIAM LINDESAY, Secretary.
Agents for Liverpool-- BELL, GOULDIE, and Co., Exchange.
street East.
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Agent for Manehester.....THC!MAS BOOTH MAN, 39, Cross-st.,
King-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

FRIDAY

The 3loniteur contains a decree by which taxes are
authorised to be collected for the next three months only,
and a credit of 369 millions allowed for the
marshals public
service.
a of
Generals Vaillant and Harispe aremade
France, and General Randon Governor of Algeria.
A railway is to be made round Paris, which is
conceded
to the great railway companies, and the Lyons and Avignon
Railway is to be set up for competition on the 19th.
A decree has definitively constituted the Consultative
Commission formed by decree of the 2nd inst. The Pre-
sident of the Republic will preside at the Commission, of
which M. Barochei former Minister of Foreign Affairs, is

vice-president.
The Minister of Finance is authorized to create for
the public service Treasury Bonds to the amount of 150
millions, to he negotiated with the Bank of France.
M. Maurov, late Chef du Cabinet of the Minister of the
Interior, has been appointed member of the Council of
the Prefecture of the Seine.
The votes of the seamen and marines on the election of
the President are—for, 6242; against, 2154 ; abstained, 171.

The officers, sub-officers, serjeants, and privates of the
two squadrons of the Bth Lancers, detached at Givet, at
the Prussian frontier,' have voted unanimously for the
election of Louis Napoleon.

The funeral of Marshal Soult took place on the 6th
instant, at St. Amans-la-Bastide. The remains of the
illustrious warrior were followed to their last resting-place
by a crowd from the departments of the Herault, the
Tarn, and the Lnt. The Archbishop of Alby and the
Bishop of Cahors presided at the funeral ceremonies, and
gave the last benediction to the ashes of the dead. The
Duchess is at this moment the object of the respect and
sympathy of the whole country.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

LITERATURE.

Boons FAR REVIEW. &c.—New Books, Prints, Music, &c.,
intended for review, may be left at Mr. C. Mitchell's, Red-
lion•conrt, Peet-street, London. addressed " to the liklitor
of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD," when they will be forwarded,
and receive attention.

The Christian Life: a Manual of Sacred Verse. By
Robert Montgomery, M.A. London :F. &J. Rivin g tor..
To criticise the works of so distinguished a poet as
Robert Montgomery, would at this time of day be almost
an impertinence. Who, that truly admires sublimity of
thought, creativeness of imagination, elegance of diction,
and deliciously harmonious versification, is not familiar
with his inspired strains, and does not feel them in his
heart to be above all praise ? Despite the cavils of
those who were unable to comprehend the beauty, the
grandeur, and the heaven-derived spirit of his composi-
tions, or of those who were envious of his growing fame,
and therefore sought to decry Ws genius, the author of
the " Omnipresence of the Deit3 "—that grand and sacred
poem--has risen year by year in the world's estimation,
and has at length, it may be confidently said, been acknow-
ledged by the universal voice as the first of living writers
on those divine themes to which he has devoted his high-
strung and resounding lyre. His chief poems are beyond
all question magnificent in subject, admirable in design,
and wonderful in execution. They will bear comparison
with any others in richness of imagery and gloving lan-
guage. They abound in " thoughts that breathe, and
words that burn." But, far beyond this, they are redo-
lent with the perfume of sanctity, and exhale the odour
of pure religion from every line. This is the real charm
and value of Montgomery's works—far above their mere
poetic worth, which however is surpassing groat. The
collection of short poems, entitled " The Christian Life,"
now betore us, is in every sense worthy to take place with
the author's greater works. They inherit the same noble
traits, the same beautiful proportions, the same exquisite
graces. The design of the collection was to peurtray in a
poetic form the creed and character, the duties and dan-
gers, the hopes and fears, the privileges, the faults, and
final destinies of a believer in the religion of-Christ ; and
most excellently has that design been accomplished. But
the collection has already attained a fourth edition, and
therefore the seal of public approbation has been affixed
to it. We need say no more. The very first poem in the
collection is a glorious one " On the Idea of God," but
it is t
select a po

oo solemn for extract in a newspaper; we must
Here is part of

on of one

" RELIGION GAZI

'I Man r
By vas
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

balm Dv ,Clurtirat.

THIS DAY

THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock
at the Brokers' Office, C I:buildings, Dale-street,
Diamo 2 B 150 Bates JUTE,
Per Duncan. aylor's, Love-lane.—Apply to
BUSHBYS, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Sale-room. Derby buildings, Fenwick-street,
The WRECK and part of the MATERIALS of the Flat Peggy;
and also a quantity of old Wreck, Rigging, Anchors, Chains,
Cables, &c. &c., lying in the Steam Tuo• Company's Yard,
Queen's Dock.—For further rs apply to Lieut. Cox,
R.N., Water Bailiff •
TONGS, CURRY, and CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

Tat for the, 110, tt

of Queen's Bench on Tuesday, the 2,

the last day of Term

The project of establishing a ne

Caledonia,
co n si
ind
et the i o
n. SouthernT he
islandA rci i pi.:
de_
.
some time occupied the attention of Her Mt.
vernment, and active steps for the purpose
matoNmewent under
those who have visited it in whaling-ships as presentit
resources of a most valuable character, teeming with ve•
getation, and abounding in varieties of timber of the best
description, suitable alike for shipbuilding and other useful
purposes, whilst the climate is. at the same time, said to
be delightfully salubrious, and the harbours already known
safe and capacious.—North British Mail.
The Smithfield Club Cattle Show was opened on Mon-

•e' at this
cribed by

day, and was again remarkable for the improvement ma-
nifested in the breeding and symmetry of the animals ra-
ther than extraordinary obesity. There is a slight falling
off in numbers, but in other respects the show is supe-
rior to former years. The Herefords have carried off the
chief prizes ; the short horns not being equal to those of
last Christmas. In sheep South Downs are rising, whilst
Leicesters are generally retrograding. The pigs " are
splendid." In the class of Scotch, -Welsh, or Irish cat-
tle, the prize has been won by Mr. Kinderlev's Welsh ox
—the first victory of the Welsh over the Scotch breed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

,bales bp Itirtfon

rf OOLLENS.
By Mr. BRANCH,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Hanover-rooms,—to close an aceount,
THE contents of Fourßales of WOOLLEN GOODS,
consisting of Cloths of various colours, namely. Laven-
ders, Red and Blue Mixtures, Scarletsf-&c., Blanketing'
Indigo Blue and Brown Pilots, M s, White Stoved Wing!
Cloaks, Ironing Cloths, Ern' s' Bear Skin. Grey Padding".
Beavers, Wrappers, Pri . Carpeting, of the newest Pattern",
&c., the whole pert , and in good condition.
To be viewed o the Morning of Sale, from nine to twelVe
o'clock, when Catalogues may be had from 111 r. BRANCH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

SPORTING NEWS.
s

TATTERSALL'S.—THURSDAY.
CHESTER CUP. st
1,750 to 50 and 1,000 to 25 agst Black Doctor, 1,000 to 25
Knook Knoll, 3,000 to 45 agst Nancy, 2,000 to 35 agst
noor, 2,000 to 30 each agst Merry Bird, Pitsford, and Mr.
thington's Birdcatcher filly; all taken. Nothing else naive"

THE DERBY.
400 to 50 agst Mr. Merry's Hobby Noble—taken, aft. off.

MANCHESTER.—Fat DA Y. ttendej
A very limited number of the sporting fraternity a . ro-
the rooms to-day, and from the little betting there was. la 10'01
gress scarcely a duller day than the present has been vvitnae is a
since the termination of the racing season. The followlab
summary of the actual business :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

MARRIED

Lately, at Dunfermline, Mr. James Wylie, better known as
the " Herd Laddie," the celebrated draught-player, to Miss
Helen Henrie.

On the 4th instant, Mr. Henry Deacon, of Moorside, Runcorn
Gap, to Emma, daughter of the late R. Wade, Esq., Uppingham.
On the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J.
Hall, 8.A., Mr. Thomas Grey to Miss Fanny Goodall.
On thelth inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. F.
Taylor, M.A., Mr. Rd. Wagstaff to Miss Mary Hogden.
On the 7th inst., at St. John's Church, Mr. Charles Naylor
to Miss Elizabeth Sanders.

On the Bth inst.. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Jeffery Peers to
Miss Anne Ferguson.

On the 9th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H.
Burton, M.A., Mr. a Capstick to Miss Isabella Stubbs.
On the 9th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. Fat-
loon, John Arthur, youngest son of the late Mr. John Lindop,
corn merchant, Chester, to Ann, youngest daughter of Mr.
Wm. Cain.

On the 10th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. W.
Mulleneux, M.A., Robert Geo. Sillar, son of Z. Sillar, Esq.,
M.D., of Rainford-hall, to Louisa Robinson, daughter of
James Gibson Carter, Esq., of Everton.
On the 11th inst., by license, at St. Catherine's Church,
Abercromby-square, Mr. Robert Taylor to Elizabeth, eldest
daughter of the late Patrick Young, Esq., Dublin.
On the 11th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M.
Falloon, A.M., Wm. Rankin, Esq., commander of the ship Rob
Roy, to Sarah, fourth daughter of J. Burrows, Esq., surgeon.
On the 11th inst., at the United Presbyterian Church, Mount
Pleasant, by the Rev. H. Crichton, D.D., Mr. John Hornell to
Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Rome, of Sandon-street.
On the 11th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M.
Falloon, Thos. Dawson, Esq., surgeon, Mount Pleasant, to
Emma, youngest daughter of Rt. Wilian, Es, Edge-hill.
On the th e
inst., at the Parish Church, q. Ashton-upon Mer-
sey, Cheshire, by the Rev. Charles Backhouse Sowerby, assisted
by the Rev. John Hunter, Mr. Samuel Hamerton, of Salford,
to Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of David Crossley, Esq., of
Park-house, Ashton-upon-Mersey,
On the 12th inst., by license, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr.
Chas. Holliwell, optician, Park-lane, to Mrs. Elizabeth Barrow,
relict of the late Mr. Richard Barrow, of the Black Horse inn,
Greenland-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

PIANO-FORTES, AT TWENTY GUINEAS

MESSRS. RIME and SON are now prepared to
furnish the Public with PIANO-FORTES, of nearly
Seven Octaves, for Twenty Guineas.
BROADWOOD•and SONS' elegant Semi-Cottage and Grand
PIANO FORTES. in Walnut, Rosewood, and Mahogany
Cases, always on hand.
COLLARD and COLLARD'S PIANO-FORTES for
the MILLION
HINIE and SON'S DITTO
DITTO DITTO
D'ALMAINE and CO 's DITTO
HARMONIUMS, by D N, of Paris.
Fred) Stock of MUSICAL B S and CONCERTINAS
o and.
NOVELLO'S CHEAP._ ÜBLICATIONS, ORATORIOS,

MASSES, dm
PIANO-FORTE REPAIRED on the Premises, in the same
style as at Messrs. B ROA DWOOD and Sorra', London.
NEW MUSIC DAILY.

New Edition of " MARY MAY." post free, for Twenty-four
Postage Stamps. Also, " GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !" with
the antlOrised additions' Verse, price Is. -
57, CHURCH-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

STREET ROBBERY IN LIVERPOOL

Philip Farrell, 21, Robert: Smith, 29, and Michael
Kelshaw, 28, were indicted for having feloniously as-
saulted Hugh Evans, and, with violence, stolen from his
person the sum of four shillings and sixpence. Kelshaw
was further indicted for assaulting Patrick Grady, and
robbing him of twelve shillings and sixpence. On the
morning of Sunday, the 26th of October, Hugh Evans, a
dock labourer, was passing through Freemason's-row, on
his way home from Birkenhead. He had had some
liquor, but was perfectly able to take care of himself.
Whilst passing along the street before named, he was at-
tacked by three men, who seized him by the throat and
pressed it very tightly. He attempted to cry out, but was
unable, and at last he was thrown on the ground, arid one
of the men thrust his hand into his pocket, and took from
it four shillings and sixpence. A verdict of Not Guilty
was returned ; but Kelshaw was placed at the bar. on the
second indictment, and the jury found him guilty. He
was sentenced to 15 years' transportation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

WEDNESDAY .

TO-IfORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, Exchange-buildings,
6 Chests SH EL LA -
100 Flags MY AMS, all faults.
80 llao• CH,
40 gs LINSEED,
Apply to T. and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednvsday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office le street,
4200 B RICE,
ockets
Just landed ex can, from Calcutta.—Apply to
MANN, FOSTER, and CO., Brokers.

On account of whom it may concern

To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, atTwelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Sale-room, 18,Chapel-street,
83 Bales re MTON,
Ex Clara Wheeler, fro Orleans; lying in Warehouse, 23,
Strand-street.— to Messrs. BARING BROTHERS and Co.,
Merchants, or to
DANIEL BUCHANAN, SONS, and SHEPPARD, Brokers.

TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office,
32 Bales COTTON, per Clara Wheeler, from New Orleans ;
40 DITTO. per lieciproc om New Orleans; and
115 DITTO, . per ' and Douglas, from Bombay.
For catalogues an iculars apply to
THONIA AIGH and CO., 18, Exchange-buildings.

THURSDAY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-16

OBITUARY,

Dec. 4, the Rev. J. Fawcett, M.A., for fifty years Incumbent
of St. Cuthbert's, Carlisle, in the county of Cumberland,
aged 82.
Dec. 5, at Sacomb Rectory, the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, Rector
of Sacomb, Herts, and of Fordwich, in the county of Kent,
aged 79.

-Dec. 7, aged 78, the Rev. G. Robson, Rector of Erbistock,
North Wales, and Prebendary of St. Asaph.
Dec. 8, at Linton, Cambridgeshire, the Rev. Edmund Fisher,
in his 78th year.
Dec. 2, at the Admiralty-house, Devonport, the residence of
his father-in-law, Sir John Ommanney. K.C.8., the Rev. G. H.
Languon, Rector of Oving, Sussex, and Prebendary of Chi-
chester Cathedral, aged 48.

Dec. 1, at the Rectory, Over Wallop, Hants, in his 82d year,
the Rev. Henry Wake, for upwards of 38 years Rector of that
parish.

- Dec. 5, suddenly, aged 74, the Rev. John Wray, Vicar of
Bardney, Lincolnshire.

The Earl of Shaftesbury, having accepted the Presidency
of the Oxford and Oxfordshire Auxiliary to the British and
Foreign Bible Society, presided at its Annual Meeting in
the Town Hall of Oxford, on Tuesday evening last. The
Hall was very full • and among those present were many
members of the University. Lord Shaftesbury's address
on opening the meeting was forcible and full of points.
In acknowledging a vote of thanks, at the close, his lord-
ship alluded to his recent tour in the north, and expressed
his firm conviction that the manufacturing classes there were
never in a happier, more flourishing, or more promising
condition. He urged perseverance in all our present
efforts of Christian love, and said that the very glorious-
ness of the opening now presented to the Christiim Church
',led* her rooper.h;i:t tlio ”aura. ur. ful.

DEATH OF THE REV. W. GARDNER BRADLEY.—We
have to record the death of the Rev. William G. Bradley,
8.A., of Brasenose College, Oxford, and rector of St.
Mary Cayon, after a short illness, in the 32d year of his
age. This eminently faithful and zealous minister of the
Gospel has been cut off in the prime of life, and in the
zenith of his usefulness. As a priest of the English
Church, be was sound in his views, and evangelical in his
teaching. He lived among his flock an ensample of the
faith which he professed, and the doctrines which he
taught. He was characteristic of humility of spirit and
mildness of manners. His heart and hand were ever open
to soothe the troubles of the sorrowing, and relieve the
wants of the distressed. His body rests in his parish
church-yard. His memory will ever be revered and che-
rished by his parishioners, and by all who had the pleasure
of his acquaintance, for his many virtues and his unosten-
tatious benevolence. He was the eldest son of the Rev.
W. Bradley, M.A., Rural Dean and Rector of Nether,
Whitacre, in the county of Warwick.—St. Christopher
Gazette.