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Nardi 4, I'Bsl.

Co be &0113 or itt;

TO be SOLD, a Brown HORSE, 16 hands, war-
ranted sound, steady in S' te-tarThiiible Harness, and a
Perfect Hunter.
APPIy to Mr. W Veterinary Surgeon, See-street.

ZTORSES.
ONSALE, at LUCAS' Itti.osltoTty, a pair of Bay
CARRIAGE HORSES, five years old, 16 hands high,
7.e1l bred, fine goers, and steady. very handsome Bay
VELDING, five years old, 15 hands-bigr,--im excellent Sad-
dle Horse, and steady in Ha . A Chesnut GELDING,
16 hands high, a good Br am Horse.
elso Three very G rotters, and several pairs of Carriage
orses, Brough orses, Gig Horses, &c., now on view.

TO
'VILLA RESIDENCE CLIFTON-PARK.
obe for Six Mon ,or on r Term if re-
, quisite, an elegantlyT ISHED VILLA RESIDENCE,
fete with every cony ence for a genteel Family.
4on °r Particulars appl to Mr. GREEN, Auctioneer and tat
Market-ifieet, y )3irkenh ead, and at Tobin -street, E Esgre-
.i e

0 the LET, for One or more Years, Its may be
btlutlagreed'uon, the Exclusive RIGHT of SHOCfliNGover
VOOO Acres of Moor, and 3000 Acres of Inclosed Land,
Within the manor-of Muggleswick, in the County of Durham.
..,The extensive Moors adjoining are strictly preserved, and
'wound with (lane.
To 'a tenant who should take the Shooting for a term of
Ifars, th 'Mor might become, for itsx one of the best
filoors inis thto North of England— „,e portico 71y suited for
the breeding of Grouse.
,there is r.o House, ood accommodation may be had in
"e iMmediate nei on rhood.
D Ihere is ac to the Moor itself by Rai,
rliksitn the Great North of England Railway.
4,,0r further particulars apply to S. RoWLANDsoN,
toilern,ge, Durham ;or to Mr. Hoax SNOWIE, 90, Church-street,
ess.
Durham, Feb., 1851.

r'Fay, which joins at

insttrana gotirts.

TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN.

AYOUNG MAN wishes to ENGAGE as
GARDENER, who perfe erstands his business,
with all kinds of Early ng Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen
Garden, and can near four years' character from the
situation just 1
Address P. D., Post-office, Hale, near Liverpool.

WANTED, for an Investment, FR HOLD PRO-
PARTY, in the neighbourh Liveipool, about the
value of .43500.
Apply to Messrs. Ro x and Du sit, Solicitors, 7, Church-
alley. Liverpool.
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lattteb.

WANTED, a DAILY GOVERNESS, to undertake
the Education of three Bo with the assistance of a
Master.
Apply at the Stan • office.

TO COOPF .
AFEW good WOR WANTED.—AppIy to
Messrs. ALLSO d Solis, Brewers, Burton-on. Trent.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

m"a'n-cil.;11-m- en of great exoe-

3wjrapply to

&_0110) anirrtra.

The well-known regular tra
Captain JAM TES°

rapid passag,

q Packet

tiful new clipper
Captain PHII4 Ps

-g
NINA,

A 1 at Lloyd's for twelve years •
found on inspection to be tDel
port

An extra to el, a
The fine elipOr-built S

Captain MALLOCIIDAG ;

_..,e, and will he promptly
3wErst side of Queen's Dock.—For

of CLIPPER VESSELS
nr RIO DE JANEIRO.
find., despatched on the 10th instant,
dl, and anv engagement to that
effect will be airen.

iii.-.5r MUICK DHU,

ster ; and will be
asel of her class in the

d will have despatch.
lisp Brig MINIER,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

IOPER'S ROYAL BATT! PLASTER has been
tested by many years experience, and stands unrivalled
for Coughs, Asthmas, Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of
the Heart, Croup, Hooping Cough, Influenza, Chronic Strains
and Bruises, Lumbago, Spinal and Rheumatic Affections, and
Diseases of the Chest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

counts from Bologna state hat nine individuals had been
executed in that town for courA

CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 17
Hungarian refugees is definitive
of Austria has granted a full and

refugees on condition that they will not m
to enter Hungary. Eight o
cepted from this amnesty, and
until further orders. Arno

Bathany

Lose amnestied

lease free of ex

TATTEES

question of the
d

mperor

Ity to those
any attempt

vain at Kutayeh

The Rusia" n govern-

Porte, of a considerable
f the

.ending the occupation
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

We have not room for the firm-toned letter of " A Lover cf
True Liberty."
• --.rtion in

m Clevelar

s too late for in.

tpone tli

of poetry.
ur reporter was in error in stating last week that a dance
took place after the Protestant tea-party in Bond-street. No
festivity was for a moment contemplated and the par-
he subject are 1

Ebt Ettnrpool Otanbarti.

TUESDAY

MORNING.

MARCH 4, 1851.

Is the Church of Rome or Queen Victoria to
govern the British empire ? This is the great
question now at issue ; and the solution of which
- -ting the councils, and endangering the
peace, of the empire. Is the voice of the loyal
majority of the British people, backed by the
declared wishes of a beloved Sovereign, to be lis-
tened to; or are both to be overborne by the dic-
tates of a foreign potentate, enforced by the threats
and the turbulence, of the disaffected Popish masses

is distra

a question of protec-
rnpedes the formation of a
ministry to conduct the business of the country.
It is no question as to our future financial policy.
The real cause which precipitated the downfall of
Lord John Russell's government was a mandate
from the Vatican ; and the circumstance which has
since prevented the formation of another to succeed
it, and which, whenever the task of patching up
one may be achieved, will prove its great source of
nate demolition, is the torch of
flung into the heart of the
We shall endeavour to make the facts,
which we have here asserted, distinctly evident ;
and in order to do so let us, in the first place, ask
under what circumstances the governthent of Lord
John opened the present Session of Parliament,
or perhaps it would be better to go back to his
position previously to the receipt of the Pope's bull
of the nth September lost.
Up to th
breathed of the existence of any impediment to the

of lrelan

It is no I

tion or free-trade which i

weakness, and u

h Rome b

nation

period not

a whisper had been

e Whig administration

ared more firmly established, in fact, than
at the commencement of the year, or at any previ-
ous period. Its members and supporters were
daily boasting of the successful results of its policy,
n increasing exports, an excess of reve-
rity prevailing amongst the
ng, and working classes
The only complaint made

as shewn

nue, and

commerc

al, manufact

throe

)ut the country,

was of t
tion of t

ence of distress amongst that por-

le community eng

din agricultural ur-

of th

d in its

,re of

speech

we it
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

A communication from tier Majesty'
tile Queen was
forwarded to Lord John Russell tin Sunday evening.
The " Peel" . party were very busy on Sunday. The
Duke of Nercastle and the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert,
the Right lion. W. E. Gladstone. Mr. Cardwell, and
other leading tnetnbcrs of this section of politicians, met
at the residence of Sir James graham, in Grosvenor-place,
and had a long conference;
Sir James Graham subseqnently visited the Earl of
Aberdeen at Argyll-house.
Lord John Russell entertained slarge party of members
of the House of Commons on Saturday evening, at his
residence in Chesham-place. The noble lord was sum-
moned from the dinner-table to Lansdowne-house.
The period of our Parliamentary history which offers
the greatest analogy to the present singular crisis is that
which followed the assassination of Mr. Perceval and the
defeat of the Cabinet to which he had belonged. . Lord
Wellesley, Lord Moira, Lords Grey and Grenville, were
successively charged by the Prince Regent to form an
Administration, but all with equally had success. From
the 22nd of May to the Bth of June, 1812, these negotia-
tions went on, but as they led to no result the Regent
had at last no alternative but to resume his old Ministers,
and Lord Liverpool passed from the office of Secretary of
State to that of First Lord of the Treasury (which he
retained for fifteen years) upon the ensuing dissolution of
Parliament.

DISMISSAL OF ONE OF HER MAJESTY'S

CHAPLAINS.

The Morning Advertiser recently stated that her Ma-

jesty had dismissed one of the royal chaplains, in conse-
quence of certain representations made by the honourable
and reverend gentleman relative to the practices of the
court. It appears that the chaplain undertook, in addi-
tion, the somewhat unpleasant task of lecturing his Royal
Highness Prince Albert on the subject of the proposed
great exhibition. The following letter was the first the
Hon. and Rev. Arthur Perceval (brother to the Earl of
Egmont) addressed to the Prince :

Ildress"ypp on oi snbject deeply 6

ghness to allow me to
in my mind, the
f the nation,

icerning,
il d ren . n

I connected with a project of ,;hick your royal highness has the
I credit of being the chief promoter. I allude to the proposedl
exhibition of 1851. As far as yet appears, the sole object of
that exhibition is to set forth the skill and ingenuity, the arts
and sciences. the intelligence and power of man; to connect
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

MANCHESTER STATE OF TRADE

The favourable change in the market on Saturday week con-
tinued, and was evidenced in a still more marked degree at the
early part of last week. On Tuesday, both goods and yarns of
all kinds were successfully held for better prices, and a fair
amount of business was done at a decided improvement over
the rates current during the extreme depression • an improve-
ment being marked of fully 3d. per piece on 4din. skirtings,
and id. per lb. on yarns of most kinds. The ministerial crisis
had little effect upon the market until Thursday; but then, in
consequence of the ditlicullin the formation of a new minis-

try, which had become evident, buyers began to hesitate, and
have net since been operating to anything like a similar extent,
although on Friday an improved feeling was again reported in
some anarters. The recent partial recovery of prices is attri-

butabfe, without doubt, to the upward movement in the Liver-
pool cotton market, in consequence of more moderate views of
the extent of the crop being again held. The receipts at the
American ports, reported in the steamer's news on Monday,•
tended to lessen the faith of those who were inclined to form
exaggerated opinions on that point. The upward tendency of
.

cotton has induced the buyers of goods and yarn, who had
kept out of the market almost as long as it was possible for
them to do, to recommence operations; and in this way the
upward movement in Liverpool has been sustained by a similar
state of things here; but still there is no such demand as will
sustain this market without considerable firmness in cotton,
and the advances asked have limited business in many quar-
ters. One good feature, and not an unimportant one, is that
the market is again generally bare of stocks of yarn, the ope-
rations of the last ten days for India, China, Germany, and
Mediterranean having cleared off any accumulated quantity,

so that in this respect there is no inducement to instability.
The accumulating stocks of skirtings have also been taken off
the market. and are again at a higher value ; and the good;
o.g.4et.altozethqjw,gaurned a AnAer ,appearauce,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

cre, except that his

n administration,

.etused.
y had re

made to
Late on
ceived

1) had been
Queen, at which it had

Friday

bill respect-
tes.

Oa that evening Sir G. Grey would state the altera-
tions which it had been determined to make in that
measure, and at the same time the days for pro-
ceeding with the other government measures, including
the budget, would be fixed. (Hear, and partial cheers.)
~, T 1

uIAUSV.
, that under

Mr. KEOG I
to the people of Irelan

question

irne should be offered
T the amendments in

protested against giving
over other public basin,
I he spoke o

precedence

~ord JOHN M

NNERS,

n behalf of

policy of the noble lord if they
to

'ere not as_.

easures in ant

if no notice was taken o

eli would take th

measure on their behalf

Mr. REYNOLDS said he would
bill, no matter how it rn
Oswald asked if the bill

to assent
Icipies, but

I altered would cffea t
J. Rußsell replied he
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litiblfrat four,.

Just published, price 6 i., 66 pages

P 0 P E It i ; a P.RIESTLY CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THE INTELLIGENCE, THE MORALS,
AND THE LIBERTIES, CI VII VELV AS RELIGIOUS,
OF MAN. A Lecture b - tev. VERNER M. WHITE,
A. 8., Minister of the P yterian Church, Islington.
Liverpool :E. I ELL, 6, Church-street; London: WHIT-
TAKER and , Ave Maria-lane; Edinburgh: OLIVER and
BOYD.

Just published, Second Edition, Bvo' cloth, price 45.,
A N INQUIRY HOW FAR .CONSUMPTION IS
.(1. CURABLE ; with Observations on the Treatment, &c.,
with Cases. By J. TURNBULL, M.D., Physician to the Li-
verpool infirmary.

.
" Dr. Turnbull's remarks upon treatment appear to us to be
extremely judicious."—Dublin Medical •.ras:
We very cordially commend I) urnbull's little book to
the notice of the profession " ritisli and Foreign Medical
Review.
London
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This day is published,
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, No. CCCCXXV,
for MARCH. Price 2s. 6d.

CONTENTS

The Dangers of the Country

No. ll.—Our Internal Dan-

My Novel ; -or, Varieties in English Life. Part VII.
Legends of the Monastic Orders, as represented in the Fine

avengro

The Ails in Portugal

Southey

The ministry andjlelgricultural Interest

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

HER MAJESTY'S LE\ EE.

The 4ueeil
held a Levee (the first this season) on
Palace. Her Majesty and
Wednesday, in Si. jam"
Prince Albert arrived from Buc:::.7lahem Palace, attended
by the Royal Suite, with an escort of life Guards,
shortly before two o'clock, and were received by 910
great officers of State.
Sir Henry Gordon had an audience of the Queen, and
returned to her Majesty the badge and riband of a
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, worn
by his father, the late General Sir Willoughby Gordon.
The Queen wore a train of dark blue terry velvet trim-
med with sable, the body ornamented with diamonds.
The petticoat was of white satin, trimmed with tulle.
Both train and petticoat were of British manufacture.
Her Majesty's head-dress was formed of velvet and gold,
ornamented with diamonds. The Duke of Cambridge
was present.
The Foreign Diplomatic Circle were introduced, when
sundry presentations to her Majesty and Prince Albert
took place.
In attendance on the Queen at the entree were the
Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord John
Russell, Sir George Grey, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring, Lord Brougham, the
Earl of Carlisle, Hon. H. Labouchere, M.P., the Mar-
quis of Clanricarde, and the Hon. Fox Maule, Secretary
at War.

The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of
York were present, along with the Bishops of London,
Winchester, Salisbury, Ossory, Ferns, Ripon, and Chi-
chester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04

nri. what

Year on th

Imething

riOONLIGHT
annhlP(l

—ln th

f moonlight

li-ne of

iron net

man, the for

and no

tv all activ

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work, and a

ssion to

have in

angling

lotto) 1

i to denms i ,17

res at

• _
rtood bone to jump at i

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in Ron

nceforth be in eus h
I The

Leonian ides
ledged to t

TAB MINISTERIAL DitiIeULTIES.

, -
We announced in a fourth edition last week that Lof
John Russell's negotiation with Sir James Graham had
,st his three sons, proved abortive, and that Lord Stanley had again been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Scotswood on

r, in pullinz up,. brut

. . .
reins, and, losing control over the horses, one of the ani-
mals came violently in contact with a tree, and was killed
on the spot. The driver and two passengers, as well as
the coach

The trustees of the late Colonel Ct
, in terms of his bequest. pay.
s of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dumfri

►:cape, of Girgenti

aro no

Lg over to theinfir:.

Been, and

Inverness, the

EsC(l from his estate
charities would rec

It was ex-
Lye £2,000

pected that each of th
and, thomth the whsle of the estate has not yet been dis-
posed of, £l,BOO has already been allotted to each.
A man who was brought up at the Clerkenwell police
court, London, last week, was found to have in his pos-
session a sack containing 27 fresh cat skins, many of
which, from their wet appearance, must have been strip-
ped from cats yet alive ' • but as it was impossible to bring
any direct proof that he had skinned the animals while

alive, he was discharged unpunished.
On Wednesday the wife of a tradesman was brought
before the magistrate at Worship-street, London, on the
charge of compounding a felony. A girl had stolen some
brushes, and, rather than prosecute her, defendant had
accepted 2s. 6d. as payment for the stolen property. It
appearing that she had been actuated by kindness, she
was ordered to refund the money, and discharged.
THE DAMASCUS CALUMNY.—A tombstone having
been lately erected to the memory of Father Thomas, of
Damascus, with an inscription to the effect " that he hnd
been murdered by the Jews," Sir Moses Mentefiore re-
paired to Paris on Monday last, in order to urge upon the
government the injustice of perpetuating a calumny which
has been theoretically and practically refuted.—Jewish
Chronicle.

Mrs. Ann Wheeles, aged 34, the wife of a man in the
employ of Messrs. Nicoll, Regent-street, London, was so
frightened, the day before Christmas-day, by finding a
dead black cat at the bottom of a hamper which she
opened in the expectancy of a present, that delirium en-
sued, and she died in 76 hours afterwards of inflammation
of the arachnoide membrane of the brain. She was
enciente at the time.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

placed in

have just been completed. Besides these, a fine new
boat for the. Fulton Ferry Company is receiving her
machinery at these works. She will be soon ready.

hundred men arc

for service

.ffiployed

At the Nov

The steam-ship Brother Jonathan
was built at Williamsburgh, for F
beautiful vessel, both as re,
and it is believed that she will ft
excel, any steamer yet built.
Caribbean, is in progress by Thos. Collyer, for Captain
Wright, to run in the Mexico, and is having her TM
nut in at the Phcenix Foundry. She al-
and heavy bets
inc qualities. The Caribbean

tioned above.
She is a

mills, Esc,
rds model and equipment,
equal in speed, if not
"teamer, the

mother fine

n, it is ex-
are pending

port-bole

and will be easi
Yuri.- Journal

!onverted into

a war steamer. Act,
Our contentemporary says, . .4... sand suttee,
" ShipbuildinF has been re-commenced on an en•
larged scale in Hoboken. The enterprising c rn.
Messrs. Copes and Allison are just about buil g two
steam-vessels to run on the coast of China lne a
steamboat of 150 tons,
350 tons measurement.
whom they are designec

irrm o

the othe:

agent of the company for
Hayden H. Halt. Messrs.

i A.- are tc

same gentlemen a

ueupening harbours, &a., and three
..rews to attend it. The whole will be so constructed as
to be easily taken apart and shipped to their destination
as freight. Though the largest vessel mig,
of performing the voyage to China, it is neeess...,
should be built in that country, in order to be permitt,
to run on the waters subject to the control of the Go,
The same builder

mud c

lit be capable

that she

.nment

to construct

possible, a boat for the Hoboken terry, 150 feet in length,
or the size of the James Ramsey. It will be finished by
April next. The Fairy Queen, belonging to tke Hoboken.
Ferry Company, has been rebuilt and lengthened,. and
will be launched soon. Isaac C. Smith, of Sing Sing, is
building two ships at Hoboken for the Buenos Ayres
trade. One of them, building for W. W. De Forest and
Co., to be commanded by Captain Adams, is already in
frame. The other is a vessel measuring 500 tens, for 0.
J. Hays. The keel has just been laid. Both. will have
full-pooped decks, locust, live-oak, and cedar tops, and

....., ... _
in other respects will be well-built vessels. W. H. Brown
is preparing to construct a steam-ship of about 1100 tons
and 225 feet in length, or about the same size as the Paci-
fic, recently built by him. The steam-ship which has
been on the stocks in the yard of the same builder for
some weeks past is called the Independence. It is ex.
pected that she will be launched next week."

LIVERPOOL:
TUJIDAY, JAN. 7, Issl

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY MORNINS,
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1 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.
IN AUYANCi t i 4, .. Ire 2.6 t I ON CSEIIITs t IP* : t
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:looted as a standard of vain(

ways maintaine

be lie;

o be contracted or es
ice or abs

and the

checking Indus

)ng, by its depreciation, t

the relat
to a laral

ice of the precious tr3l
Liverpool economist

Into the arguments syl

ort of his own view

11 not enter, but content ou

en contraction of NI

ound and steady

a effect a com
Id

arty of th
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HEAVY DAMAGES—A special jury of London cit:zens
- of .£.5,000 damages to Mr. James

have given a verdic

Bohn, the seller of rare books and manuscripts, against
Sloman, thesherirs-officer of London, for an illegal and

large por

n. 's prop-

ally issued
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

•ence to the questions under discus-

Hessian army, has b,

that the Pruss
as rrnfactari non

tied for

sden Conference is a
from Cassel to the Ist

a appointed to th,

ole of his troops, leave th
of the military in Germai

inst. state that violent
A permanent court-

)m'rnand of

punishmer

,niissioner, General

Electorat

seems tc
.Irders I]

D,OOO men, leaving

umber of mei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

2, BOLD-STREET

when friend

Ar this period of festivity and In
,n and lovers assemble at the social boss
18 0 .. 19 0
mazes of the dance, both sexes are more than .usagly desirous
34 0 • • 17 " of shining in personal attraction, and devote a greater share of
30 0 .. 15 0 attention to the TOILET. It is at this particular season that
26 .0 .. 13 0 those auxiliaries of health and beaut
30 0 ROWLANDS' TOILIX—REQUISITES

tress, Ale transparent ski d complexion, and the pearly set
of teeth, form achnir trophies of their inestimable quali-
ties I The august onage conceded by our Gracious Queen,
the Court, and al Family, and the several Sovereigns and
Courts of Eu , together with their general use by the Aris-
tocracy an e elite of Fashion, and the confirmation, by fit-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

nd there I

'though we do n

to vindicate its position and its importance al
lector for British use of the world's products

th© col-
It is a

cen notion t
hibit ion, alt

benefitted by,

that, i

.ion that we were un-
s, and under sinister

m of t

•
too much of division in our own camp ; too many who
mistake cowardice for prudence ; too many who are dis-
'lY posed to unduly urge forward their own peculiar views, in-
., we have re-
rmined upon, Liverpool ought stead of remembering:,: that the present is a time to merge
all pe..y jealousies -•1 to remember that •

ifest that tt

share the

pre-eminently any secrets cot
....such times as these, union is strength.—Record. the law of nat'
THE EMANCIPATION BILL AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.— no Pope nor
If the cardinal has stated his case fairly, and if the act of unless to
1829 is still thought just and wise, it follows that we have
no cause of complaint, either against those who passed
that act, or against the Pope for havi
it. In such case it is

g availed himlelf of It
le Roman Catholics althr

Majesty—
allegiance of, it is said, one.thir
British Isles. This being the condition in
stand if we persist in retaining the act of 1829, what bera
should follow ? Why, necessarily, that he who shares in be p
the allegiance should share in the government. In other co&

archbishop and bishops in the House of Lords; nay more, does Ise
that he should have power to appoint such of his subjects swore ,-) i
here, to places of honour and trust, as may be necessary is as gui!t)
to maintain his power in the state. Sir, lam aware that who actually commits t,
what I have just written will subject me to the ridicule the extreme sentence
and contempt of many who are esteemed very wise.
Their sneers have never moved me. 1 know that admit- Had I said " '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

proportion
No. 3 Com,rem?,

On and SONs„
I articles most essential forjklfde!

Also, Annuals

i9o_voick

t any ott

Teired for Dr. WESLEY'S I

Very Superioi, pal
Amontillado .. ,o.

in 150 packets do., 88.0Kackets do., 4s. 6d.
Every article warranted of the best quality

SHERRY WINES

325. per dozen

,ottiesliid Packages included.
W. A. SMITH

Slater-court, 5, Castie-street.

PURCHASERS are invited to taste the undermen-
tioned—seleeted—H IG H-CLASUF:IN ES :7
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

was my inner t

The pal
I think
tols, wi

3 regret

ith dire
D'E

1 diso

Contemporaries."

f Scott

winter it freq

.cially near the

turn of spring it

days, v

the Rev. I

Game Bird;

BISHOP DOINC

unt of t
Innrin,

until I was cnndu
gallery, I should tl

1 on my left stoo

to me, vv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

, Lord Dalhousie, and Serenns,from
from Demerara ; Jeanette, from liatari
New York. On the sth : Water Lily, from St

Governor

Venturer, Margaret, Tipperary,
Mira. At Buenos Ayres : Come

At C.G. Hoi

itch. At Oporto
At Lisbon : 1
6th ; Pandora, 21

!2d ult

Petersburgl

4th leaky

Lisbon, 30th t

'rio, from Liverpool toCaliforM

Suffered in her upper works, and with her crew in a mutinou
state; will have to discharge part of her cargo.

JENNY LIND IN CONGRESS.—Mademoiselle Lind lately
made her appearance in the senate chamber at Washing.
ton, and created the greatest commotion and excitement
throughout the chamber. All the men and women in the
galleries stood up, and stared unceasingly. She refused
to sit in the front seat of the gallery, and after a stay of

five minutes she departea,
Aleries. Her first concert was attended by President
Jers of the cabinet, and a great crowd
of diplomatists and legislators, and realised X 2,000. She
was to leave on the Ist of January for Havannah.
LORD BROUGHAM'S RESEARCH ON LiGicr.--:
informed by a friend and correspondent of Lord Brout,
am's, now in Edinburgh, that his lordship's eye is no

[owed by

Fillmore, tho memt

We are

xperienced o

considered to be quite safe by the mos
London oculists. Lord Brougham has, during his s
journ at his chateau, near Cannes, been engaged in some

InTiLLIeILI,4I
and we have no doubt that hi

ght was injured

arches carried on in a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

they have been preac'

their; to justify their attaciiir

We presu

n silver without lira

et remarks'

North S

tor,rand I

go. 1 Gartst

cwt. o'.

ul Havre, IC

Thursday has

did not

North Weste

s purchasedcantious

rms about supported.
ates ; other descriptior

White wheat, 44
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

now before him he had had the please

m not his custom to comm

ince he b,

on had.

ce his speech with an

my should he inclined to do
from physical debility, but if
hpaith ftnri Rtrftnoth it.

g them in that hall tinder
March next it would be

3lic lecturer,
claimed the

those which in-

heavily on his hands, and
that rural locality not bein
crowded places, to gratify hi
idea of robbing the
he had had the readers will believe

, he was quite familiar
task with the utmost coo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

contended t

el, in t
ev. The

Rev. .U.
ti Crewe

anon of Bt. Asaph'
The Bishop of I

£5OO to its fund

It is re

r hv ti

late Rev

M`Neile, given the m

.ted that Dr. Edward FiE

n minister

t"imlic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Brok

rtiff ''econd

'l,YiP.'rrl

a, terms, with Writink.
Papers, of all kinds, both of firs,
and Blue Sampling and
Printing Papers, Whitend Colourt.
and all other Papers ; Cardboards,

Envelopes, Car
Pens, &c. _

EXPORT ORPERS PROM

BALL DRESS

DRESS SHIRTS
Stitched and Embroidered-
DRESS CRAVAT ANDS.,"I

In great porf&y,
DRESS LO

BURDEN AND LOW,
17, CEITIR'II-STREE7', corner of Willi
TAILORS AND SHIRT-MAKEI

WINTER GOODS

Of every description are now being cies
Manufacturers and Merchants.

AT A VERY GREAT REDUCTION

OIIN BRISCOE begs to submit the folio
J
recently purchased by him as being

of the attend

THE STOCK OF A FURRIg,aL

Consisting of Sables, Squirrels, Ermin,
cent. Reductium

FRENCH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

penalty of the law

It appeared that the

had had many dealings with the notorious Martin
ire, latcly transported, and waz at present residing
ablic-house, of which he was not the licensed tenant.

'RSITI

IND CLERI

IL NE

Fox, B.A

lomival

ton, E. 9

tv of et

Patror

3arthoml

Value, £2!
card Duncc

idiary ct
a the co

Rev:Benedict Aithive

.)id by it

A., to the R.

he Trustee

St. Ma

Barnaba.
Dciety ha,

nificent donation of

hop of New-

slated to the di"cese of Nova Sc(
tiered vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Inglis

has be

resented with a testimonial on com

The Bishop of Ripon has pos

:ctionable observant

he con

;iced into

by the incumbent of Shadwell Chord

brick On

y, Bart., and S

ave seceded from the Es

BENT.—On the

st ult. the Rev. E. Pughe

to vicar of I

Montgomeryshire

The Dean of Salisbury has liberally undertaken t
complete the works at the Cathedral at his own expense
A local paper also observes that the works at Well
Cathedral are to be resumed forthwith, the necessar
funds having been provided by the Dean and other dig

hid), wl

y dap without

tate• as t

n the earth or out of it, wbetbe; they

r flower ; and be enab

of the great plan.of nat

rod iced

idily, day by day, the collection is increasing,—
rairing assiduity of Mr. Archer, one cf the

botanic

when completed it
mion at once for a me

form subject matte
instruction which individual labour, researcl
As the nucleus c

tiler in

f a museum

could not g
it will he almost invalu
There has been hitherto some degree of apathy on the

jest of the ext
On

THE PEOPLE'S MANIFESTO.—It is written up at
corner, on dead walls, and gateways, in pictures, b
and journals ; the streets are everywhere chalked over

test tha

at this moment
'lands of Engle

hoever runs rr

s omnious denunciation

MR. RAPHAI

;ston and S.

Inott

If the t

a 91 proper

Sot trt

—Bentley's Mis

NI
Dublin Mail v

of succ

ity of Christian or half-bear

e imaginary idol

evoked b

to the f

every TO THE MOST REV

REV. SIB

Jan. 7, 1851.

NICHOLAS CARDINAI

WISEMAN

—My attention has just bee

agraph n one of our- newspaper

called to

,se, the following
ses presuming on the genera.
No that I shall excite no surnri
ind licly

accuracy of the re

w words of remons
CARDINAL WISEMAN Al

hat I You hav

men vet glo
'e still live r

y addressing to you pub-

REV. D

ien bon'e;;tWt,

his'felk

nre from that line

be wil

therefore
n stances.

:elligent

itl.l horro'r Of i

made acquainted with an inter
the fatal fiction of what he call:
to stifle the first dictates of hr
yen such a warning to his prose

" When crimes such

1 not I

!onfesEor bound not

He is bound not to

ed fellow.

le clime

t the Pc

history that

" I would not believe, on the authority of E
authority whatever, that it could have been
hold universally in the Catholic Church that

netan's Dige4
id, perhaps

[ood to deny
ed prelate of

!ct of which
7 authority,

e is very rail

Doyle, D.D.

your eminence will say
are often confessed. mi

to believe that

uth sa

matised

BishOp Doyle

is Church,
Int wretch
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ELM

r art. Should y
—most haDav to

and believe me

41t. COLLRS'S APARTMENTS, 62, BOLD
me open Daily from Eleven till I
EXHIBITION
OF HIS

FOR THE

MAGICAL DANCING FIGURES,
ENTHUSIASTIC VIOLONCELLO PLAYERS,
CHANGEABLE' CARDS.
MAGICAL DISSOLVING BALLS,
ENCHANTED CIGAR CASES, OR BON-BON BOXES
THE WONDERFUL TEA-CADDY,

Robert H

❑l and startling-Deception of
L'ENCRE,

LE VASE A

OR, THE MAGIC FILT:

'cities, not to be

Crown (allowed to Purchaser

ADDRESS; ther4

'award appearance of business.
MR. COLLES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

the most r

motive

cut pieo,-,rneli

is on the fl

lv a week has

connected with a murder

Tribunaux) the

TbeCommis

lv bent

urred within a

destroyed try
ed with mur-
if the China-

aim were perpetrated in passion,
)ded atrocities. Derectrated by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

SPIktIT_B.I

1 _
May be obtained in any quantity. frorn One Pint upwards, at
the following rates per gallon :
Fine Old Scotch Malt Whisicy l4 0

~ Campbelton Ditto,
Finest Old Islay Ditto ....

Mali Ditto, matured in Sherry Cask

Best 01

:ognac Brandy,

Best Old Hollands
Best Old Jamaica Rum
Fine Ditto Ditto
Best London and Bristol Gin
Ditto Ditto Ditto (reduced in stre

BOTTLED MALT LIQUORS.
IN THE HIGHEST STATE OF PERFECTION.
Per dozen quarts. Pints
210 .. T-
-3 6 ..

Edinburgh Dinner Beer.
Prestonpans Ditto ....

Fine Scotch Me
Drogheda Ale 4 6 . , 2 y winter, and incases of chilblains, and chapped skin, or inci-
Burton Mild Me 4 6 .. 9 2
- dental infiammation,:its %blues have long and extensivelybeen
Strongest Edinburgh Ale 7 0 .. 4 0 acknowledged.--Price 4s. 6d., and Bs. 6d. per bottle.
Best Burton Bitter, or East India Pale Ale
Beat Extra Double Stout Dublin Porter 4 6 • • 2 00 a whits powder, compounded of the choicest and most recher-
London Brown Stout
5 0
• • 3 chi ingredients of the oriental herbal, of inestimable value in
Best London Porter 6 3 .. 3 6 preserving and beautifying the Teeth, strengthening the Gums, 4 6 .r. 2
Devonshire Cider
HALF-PINT BOTTLES, IMPERIAL MEASURE. tartar from the Teeth, and insures a pearl-like whiteness to the
Per
dozen. enamelled surface. Its antiseptic and antiscorbutic properties
Best Extra Double Stout Dublin Porter
Fine Scotch Me
Finest Burton Bitter Ale
ALE AND PORTER IN WOOD. 2s. 9d. per box.
uper Alloa Ale (in 9 gallon casks)
Ditto (in 18 gallon casks) 2B 0 offered for sale by unprincipled shopkeepers, for the sake of
Burton Bitter Ale (in 9 gallon casks)
Ditto (in 12 gallon casks)
_ vertisements, and testimonials (substituting fictitious name
Ditto (in half-barrels, 18 gallon) 3O 0 and addresses for the real) of the original preparations. Iti
Best XX Dublin Porter (quarter casks)
Ditto (half-barrels) 24 0 precedes the name of the article an the wrapper or label of
0
Best London Double Stout
tr All Goods delivered FRU OFORARos within dye maga , A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden, Louder, sine
of the Exchange. by all respectable Chemist's a.
... .n4regontere.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

THE LIIERPOOL SIANDARD.

of Christm

e that amongst the "currency doctors" I

the S

referred to, the G

71 includes I very little do

. _
the Liverpool Currency Reform ASSOI
we beg to inform him that that body I

ation; and been rr

never ad- t

it was partl

standard, or tr

netal.

ptible of fluctuation, as fit to I

v have al

being a mere instru-

,anded in s

C quarters,

are co

now ex- COMMERCIAL AND MONETARY REPORT.
andard ; I

Monday Night.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

s have very much interfered
__re-market, and there has been LONDON. MONDAY NIGHT.
our last. The sudden pause has Mr. George Drummond, partner in the banking firm of
There is no doubt. however, but that name, died very unexpectedly last night of apoplexy.
ducted bv the act of the Bank, and the No commercial news of importance to-day.
from the same quarter. PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.—Nothing positive is yet
_ daring the week. Lou. decided respecting the new cabinet. An impression exists
Midlands, 46} to 8, have been that only a part of the ministry will go out. Odillon
nitex this day's quotations : Barrott declines to take office. Leon Soucherg's name,
Icashire, 12 3-16; Lancashire as minister of the interior, is mentioned, but all the lists
I. ; Lancaster in circulation are entirely speculative. It is said that the

The gene

trot Changar

North-Western, President insists upon the removal of (--
Innehester, Shef- nier, but he takes the whole very calmly
o. halves, 201 d. ;
zhain (912/3 B), feeling in Paris is against the Assembly. the merca
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

from Zante at Alicante, anti sailed ior

this port 21st December.
,Elizabeth, Strong, and Nile (5..1, Bulk
-The George and Richard. Nichols, of
nia, has been lost on a tongue of•sand

•om Guove

Seenla, from Sydney; Forfarshire, f
fastarom Calcutta; and &sari, Crison

for Rio Janeiro,

has come up he)•

cargo,and stop her leaks.
ST. .1.014 N, N.B. 16th Der.—The Sarni
pool fembis port, struck on the rocks n

hence at Beirout,
don, from Patago.
[orate Video.

rn Whampoa; Stead

barge part of'hi

Milledge, from Liver
sear She!bourne, on th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

of
by
was.intrusted to

I by a change

ristol, from Uardiff to St. Vin
Beach, near Corunna, during a

ricane on the 19th .D

r, and became a total wreck
but his wife, child, one pas
nger, and thirteen men (the crew) were unfortunatel

drowned

At a meeting

n London la:

Mr. C
company win(

exhibited a sa

wan, M. P,

hich it was ma,

)m wheat

but the duty on the raw material was

)n that which cost 2:

CICERO'S OPERAS.—A correspondent of the A thenceum
notices a droll mistake in the catalogue of a sale of books
at Barn Elms, in Surrey, understood to be those of the

*-Char

llor Sha.dwell, to which the last 20 lots

issia leather,

is a fine copy of the

•orks (Opera) of Cicero!
As the coach, which runs between Newcastls,and B

approac
mornin

the public-ho
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

i'aF -.
s.J 1

elegant Articles

SEVRES AND DRESD7 CHINA
The very extensiveSk of
AND FRENCH GI
SCENT BOTTLES, P

tasteful fa, Will be found to include every cc
SICAL BOXES
ITALlAlwALerAfuttlAaSnTdEFßin,ei.n GRO. FIGURES. VAS!
Playing the choicest Selectionfom the most celel
Colosi•
HE COLLECT O'Of
I by ie_ addition

BRONZES

Has been further lucre-,
I finisheil Productions of the firm,

some 11

and will be found fully to
being the most extensive a

n.a prey'
de in Gre
Friend-

For the amusement

SES, TAZZAS,
3LASSES, THI
brilliant hue and _IL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

s of debtor

,e portion of the p
holder.

however here direct the attention of

ontemporary's

It will per

s be I

be Guardian

s of great

Ited the

and stagnation of the followir
e fact that we had " sunk" sc

undred millions in railway w

.ge to wi

)vions to many r

iture of more ti

t even

7, and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

&alts bp Ittrtion.

PAPER HANGINGS.
By Mr. BRANCH,
To-rawtaow, (Wednesday,) the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock,

at the.. Hanover Rooms,

ALARGE and varied Assortment of PAPER
HANGINGS, chiefly of ndon manufacture, and
comprising Flocks, Satin a s, and other Fashionable
Descriptions.
To be viewed T AY, when Catalogues may be had from
Mr. BRANCH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

CLASSICAL

MATHEMATICAL, AND COM
MERCIAL SCHOCIL,
SILVER-STREET, WORCESTER,
Conducted by the Rev. J. COLVILLE, 11LA., Ox.

ThisEwiiiiiii;inigii(inVihich R • 'mil training' is regarded
of primary importance) to y youth for the Learned Pro-
fessions or for Comm • Pursuits, will REOPEN, after the
present Vacation ATURDAY, the 25th instant. The de.
pressed condit. of almost every class of rociety having beer
frequently mentioned, the Terms have been reduced to meet
the emergency, and may be obtained on personal application
or by letter addressed to the Rev. J. COLVILLE, Silver-street
Worcester.

fIATTERICK ACADEMY, conducted by Mr.
BARBER, M.C.P., F.S.A.S. In this Establishment is
imparted, under the personal superintendence,df the Principal,
assisted by Masters of high attainments and experience, a
sound-classicid,,commercial, and scientific education, combined
with the'domestic comforts of home, careful moral and religious
training, genteel manners and deportment.
French, Music, German, and Dr inr, by resident Profes-
sors. Terms 20 to 30 guinea r.
The situation is rem' y healthy, and the neighbourhood
replete with objects resting to youth.
A Prospectus, i numerous references, r
the Stork Ho , Queen-square, where Mr.
tend from Twelve to Two, on Wednesday, th

Establishment fo

TAEE :DANK HOUSE, Chestei.
the Education of YOUNG LADIES, conducted by Mr
FRANKS and her Sister, Miss COTTERELL, aided by Ma

ters of eminence. Airs. Franks an
Miss Cotterell continues to give satisfaction to the Parent,. an
Friends of the Young Ladies educated by them ; while the dc
tnestic arrangements of the Establishment are such as, con-
bined with the beauty of the sitnation, cannot fail to meet ti
approbation of any one who at'--'
siderations. The House
grounds extensive

The system puFsued by

Iles importance to sncl► co►
airy, and co►modious, tl
id the locality healthy. Mrs. Franks an

naming as referees

Very Rev. the Dean or Bangor; 'Re .. Pitfry, Incumbent c
St. Clement's, Liverpool ; Rev. . aman, Incumbent of St
Paul's, Chester ; Rev. J. e, Bolney Vicarage, Cuckfiele
Sussex; W. Wardell, F ~ Banker, Chester; G. Morley, Esq
Surgeon, Leeds ; T rris, Esq., Solicitor, Warwick ;G. Mel
lor, Esq., Par w, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire; Majoi
Campbell, Howard-place, Edinburgh; Mrs. Gaskell, St. H(
len's, &c. Brc. Szc.
TERMS:—Board, with Instruction in the English and Frene
Languages, Music and Singing, 50 Guineas per Annum; 4
Guineas per Annum, if paid in advance, half-yearly.
The Musical Department, condc.cted by Mr. FRANKS, Pr(
fessor and Composer. French taught by a Parisian MaSt(
and a Resident Governess.
STUDIES will be RESUMED January 30th, 1851.
VACANCY for an ARTICLED PUPIL. Premium moderate
Chester, December 18th, 1850.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ly to contribute much ,tb

I" World's Fair

.mples of the' var

import here
pies ot
spices

,t, then, it is asked, what an

Ivari et

;t of these can

.n the result of the ex

placed behy

Whilst

.ded,

gentleme
of every .c

the me.

We shall not

To be sure we proper

e appointed to represent Liverpool at t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

,t the su

Pale BRANDY

HERRY WI

3URTON and CH

ALL THE N(

-RIME &

JULLI f

:ORSLEY

DR. MENDELS

Six•and-Three-qu
Piano-fortes Re

CHURCH SERVICE

ular Son
Re Stamn

HAUSB
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Condon alone will t

I !nista

t that the lion's share of
What foreigner of
World's Fair,"

though we admi
rofit will be reaped by London
note, visiting England to attend tl

sere that we have

vial community ? Very few iucn,- we may depend upon
it. Every railway train will bring us hundreds of men,of
all nations to fill our hoteli and to visit our shops ; and
with such a prospect in view, our local committee ought

cessary pecuniary aid

THE PAPAL AGGRESSION.

It. Simon's congrega-

except that portion which related to the place from which
This is a good sign, proving that

.ddress was sent

) numerous that the authorities
have been obliged to have a reply printed for their

es have become

The accompanying petition, most numerous
of Augh

signed

,n, near Ortn-skirk, to

was sent from the
Sir George Grey, for presentation to her Majesti
answer has just been received that her Majesty was
pleased to receive the same very graciously :
" To her Mo.t Gracious Majesty Victoria, by the grace of

" The humble address of the Rector, Churchwardens,
and other inhabitants of the parish of Aughton, in the
county of Lancaster.
" May it please your Majesty,—
We desire to approach your Maiestv with the assurance of

our respect and attachment to you'r p'erson, and faithful alle-
giance to your crown.

" We fiel it our duty to express our indignant disapproba-
tion of the intolerable aggression of the Bishop of Rome, in
audaciously assuming to portion out your Majesty's realm of
England into dioceses, and in appointing a Cardinal, Arch-
bishops, and Bishops, invested not only with spiritual but
secular power, in order to enforce the canon law of their own
church, in contravention of the authority of your Majesty, and
affecting your royal prerogative. and thereby endangering the
rights and liberties of your subjects.

Y` Whilst we have no desire but that your Majesty's Roman
Catholic subjects should enjoy the privileges of civil and reli-
gious liberty, to which their birthright as Englishmen entitles

them we bC;eech your Majesty to riTeer;e3l7,4Pi•otect invio-
late the same blessed privileges to the whole of our Protestant
fellow-countrymen—so that we may enjoy the liberty of wor-
shipping Almighty God in spirit and in truth, free and
unshackled by the domination of foreign tyranny.
" We feel assured that your Majesty will meet this act of
aggression with that wisdom, firmness, and decision that have
ever characterised your royal predecessors, when called to
vindicate the honour of their crown and the peace, happiness,
and welfare of their faithful subjects.
" And we, as in duty bound, will ever pray."

An immense Protestant meeting was held in Belfast,
on Thursday. The Earl of Roden occupied the chair.
A county meeting for Westmoreland has been con-
vened by the high sheriff, at Kendal, on Monday next, to
address the Queen. The requisition was signed by the
Earl of Lonsdale and above six hundred of the nobility
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

filled, has _____
charging tte.between decks carg

towed over to tt

SATURDAY, JANUARY 4.
.den,

A RRIVED.—A
Madras. •
SA ILRD.—Cat

mith, from Ch

lexandria,

-alliance, Campbell, H

Trowel', Bombs;
Larragan,
Quedens, St. Th4:nas

—Warwick
—Superb,

Messuti

Norrie, Arica—Princess Royal, Temme.
tsansen, Mazatlan—J K L, Joyce, N
:May, New Orleans—Asia (s), Lang, New
Moses, New York—,Harriet, Dver, St.
fcittptk, Antwerp—c.7atnarina, Hansen,
sario, Goicoechea, 88-boa—Juan V Mat
Julie Sophie, Bazin, Oherhourit—Tipula
tinopie—Margaret (s), Little, Havre—

Legliorn—Cafbarini,Wildertitann' Leg
.Lidstone, Leghorn--Nitledale, Bart
-Sprague, Naples—hteatota,

—Spring, Barber, St. Malo—',Georgin

Hermione, Mensurth, hence at Ancon
Dale,Coopr, hence at Odessa.

Annette, !iollmann, hence at Marans.
Eleanor, Morgan, and Flora &11, Mackay

Commodore hence at Havre
Need, Letly, and Peter and Johi

!eat Ost:

Athenian, Hickman, for this port
London, {wiled front the Sand Head

FALMOW'H, Ist Jan.—The Sobraox
Bombay, which put is here 24th Dec., a
d dischargi

surveyed, and 1
HOLYHEAD.

brought to this harbour, from Trefddol

Dec. froni Liverpool, experienced wry
Gulf of Lyons, 21st and Mad Dec
threw c

asks which were

SUNDAY, JAM.

ARRlVED.—Jeremiah G,
rißg, Thomas, St. Michael-
Madras—Alice. ilondural
Mouteztna; Warrior, an
Shaw, New Orlenna—Sto

I 1. P. Han
earth

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and Simlah, from Sydney; St. Abbs, froi

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the 4th instant Nonpareil
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of the doctrine of the Immaculate Con
view to publish his aol

A Commission
has been appointed to occupy itself with this important
--le learned theologians are to examine the
ancient liturgies, others the Fathers, others the petitions

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nected that in
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