The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-22 00:00:00

not have boggled at taking his oath in tile
a other regards (that is if we could ginl,
redit for a grain of sincerity) we revereig
.1
,us temper that causes a marl to paivse ber,,
engagement, of which, however soiernev,
i
have lately had proof some religionists'
'ter. The time seems to have arrived w
gilt with advantage be dispensed with,
)n has too clearly passed when they wete
r obligation.
motion of the Chancellor of the Exche
rnmittee was appointed to inquire into the w
)rporations of England and Ireland, with 14
I purpose of subverting the whole of ther9
s the second measure of the session in NOP'
Yroperty is directly attacked. It is well ,
t the plan- of ministers is to make the juri
rations co-extensive with the limits fixed.
Bill Commissioners, and to confer the
,orough franchise upon the same class to
already given the nomination of the Werf
s—the ten pound householders ; thus trans(
.s of the corporations from one class to as'
little hesitation as the same ministers
from the Protestant to the Popish oliurll
money of a perpetuity in see and chapter 1;0
; prima Adze robbery--and if we 100 k,,,
natter, we shall find nothing to rebut the
iniquity. The members of corporatiol 1
, the descendants and representatives O
lour defended, whose generosity aggrarlii
skill and industry enriched the municiP3o
s and franchises of which these descendae t, I
Alves enjoy. To propose the transfer of 014
rl franchises to another class merely. on OA
0:1 residence, comes therefore so near to c'ol4
t uneasy misgivings may well molest the II
roburn and Chatsworth.—Standard.
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bOIVSESTIC.

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hover.-- Ning was detained in towo to receive the
11, of the House of t3ommons. This inconvenience or
4P iB,' we fear, the axenuity which the King may frequenly
fed for being the Swereign of a freepeeple, fsirly re,
-7`‘ la Parliament The Address was presented On Tues.
7,,4 °BThursdaY ,the and Queen sutured to Brirgh-
' '",e?' appear to enjoy excellent health; and have PO •
i - .inner
44". ' parties and visiting company.
laSsnoci,ety for Improving the Condition of 'Factory_ Ch,ailtt-
trd,7.llß, we are .glad to see, to have a genere lacoianff.„ e
li gN, the 2.3 d inst., at the City of London 'Lavern. the
: 'aYO will be in the chair. I
ir Jo
a.,,,, lui Soane's bill for settling and preserving his
iiinu,s,eumd ,
i-in and works of art, for "the bon* of the Pub. i' 4.4
6`tablishing a sufficien t endowment for the due maintenance,
ise'pLe,''' was advanced one stage on
of the men
° Lords.
tie Wednesday in the
6,e concerned in the late robbery
toi thed at Wootton Under L g ,
4e, stolen roperty, in his possession. _ are y
watith Dzu
ir
,s I en) :
6:l,i'.4icholls., is well•knewn and a rev 'lle other man,
lieffor his apprehension 'He is described to e about
ard of 100 b gaineas23is
I 4„ age, fair complexion', light curly hair, stands about five
.111 his gait,
IV, zilches in bgight, slender make, nimble
o'" a good address.
QpT° BE Drtowsian.—On Sunday evening a respectable'
3404,,P,4"8011, muffled up in .a cloak, who had guile. in a
" ere ~7' van to Strood, tendered the driver half-a-sovereign,
• 4os •,Yeu 98. fid. in change. The coachman, on getting on
14eund that •the 'half4overeign was only a gilt sixpence,
It therefore jumped &mi. and, with the assistance of some
't!iti'gßeil a.ndlOCl:the fellow: The "gentleman" walked.
a little way, and then, •knock:.:tigthheiesays.cuslire dmoval
tft 4tee"StelP* in _ 9 bawls
the
down the platform to the river,
kti'''kdtile. water iiill'a(iiiiTcfc. His pursuers then manned a
s Nit ft lare crowd assembled with lanterns to view the
la..* , he fellow swain bravely, and dodged his pursuers in
Qe, but -at length, 'finding lie hail no chance of escape,
• dead with wet, .eald, and fright, -he came on shore,
I lik
tedfr .41p '4 O'Conner.—keatish Gazette.
on the most undeniable
theauthority,nkwo4.sTA," ,
vONSEQUENC‘R of RAILWAYS.—It will-be quite
(bled to confirm, namely on that of 4itie 'ea, !lire in the trade :of Bristol to; have an extensive coal
;•entleman himself, that Mr. Fowell 13.i/14:N8141e-4 there seems every reason to 'll soon be
thisaijaviinilhoulhood
of a bill in his pocket, which he asserts 1;4, lacLati that the coals froin the KT. in
.with
.ted
Now
castle
bill, for the immediate emancipation 0 10. i57171LY... hi brought intueorapeti competition
le West Indies. .1..'448,—' Loadon market. Te ,effect of the. 13.ri.stf).1 alld
leis will recollect that some three weePiTelati'viefenilhte
as Sas as W.indsor
rail-raad is already felt in this city ; indeed the
:coal a the London read •
;his important fact, and we shall not soef., 144'. fxce.eds.
;the 4,/,'.lyj lint the 9synexs of the different
isternation and alarm which it excited ',' ',(14:.".r,e sinking lie* iihatis and using
14
y effort to meet
befeevreer'seen at our coal
statement was denied, but in rather egild; ek.); our Ifve.,t,hwacci.egree of
;cone of the ministerial journals. Lord ,ctlAtt,'-'7,iliiit it4iii•ltynef
jasre.sl,):tua,ly
spirit r-htnaci"Ysenr not generally aware that
It taken from the pits to
;bullied in to give weight to the contrachiN the .4here shipped,
.and delivered at the Stone Bridge
tanner which left no doubt on our I'l/.44, ilateilel3,4Y, at six shillings :and sevenpeoce per ton riginal statement was substantially 67643,;;:iiai dfc't4t month the Coaltpi4lenth owners i-91:le
.h.a,d sent;
knitted to be so, on the autrority of ~0,t„„ laid , °L'svu the rail read; One other colliery however 1.? a•
°ll•tomb,,--iti,'.' flied branch into -he main road, and the quantity carried
timself, on all questions connected
per
s, of ten times more power and influence
017;.itkttlio;42600711:tnItsolsoKipteeyyr.-Liahaurathl.,,ias.B.iriistortoeia
jseoudrnafroi.m 300 tons
eciles of Downing-street put together.
n is the game of ruin fairly been n, in deNetilltgo, :where the Atrgain .flows .
As two boys were walking.iuthe .fields
whictipasises ou...ought:lt
d and fifty millions of property- is at ,43.4,Lfi_. ld,. they saw
fr'rk:Pgrteasucligjan9d,
an animal which,
)be sacrificed. Talk of the church !—t9t; i'„liinv.;,',,ip., to have been an otter, CQPg ;34 ,
as from it, seize
y on a small scale compared with the ‘..; frtae he:4l= abouttehgterwasionlyinsfrugg_e,2o
I succeeded iii dragging
y and destruction of the planters anu, tt DriZi:),?..rik. The boyas were
our West India colonies. And mar"
OP% iiiii", ll_atil it alarmed .and did not dare to
. had leapt into the water, .across which it
detestable hypocrisy of the men by 3$ - 011,0i;_noicii4 amb infts month, audenteredahold on
[g measure of confiscation is concocte4.o ' Tau;el.l./e,'oBj•dc•—ion Coniier.. _
on practised (for we can give it no g 4 k.igy,._ P THE Feaiscii GOVERT! T. p
ot
Ca tain Casy, of
‘deElNN''illeneUre'S squadron,
7der to elude the vigilance of the Westtiski;3l. f '
44e?ne of Admiral Duer.es .
and advance their mine while the 5en,,,714,41 3
the
sateetout, admanrinea engineer tr o e g_ h b lon ed to another
o h ve.been called to Paris to give
It is already known that Lord Colvil" a i 1., f
e !tic t;•aeeto!..gre asemmrittee appointed by the Ministers of the
of a motion having for its object the lie khni,
0, tquire into the general appointments, arriving, and
eee of enquiry in the upper house on or
_tiA all,tse French squadron, as
.cotanrce.dlther. -0
colonies. When thts notice was 11
g iclll
litiilli 4 With which it is united F • h
piffled their intention to assent to it; bt:Atiettes4 il of th'etN;l•Cotycit.—On. rie'uaesday, at the pmeeting of the
..1 1 tinion, there was a warm
lent they were assenting they knew, alto oitssatisi.°ll on ti4ndiel
gliamePecohthwhich appeared to excite great
confess, that they had a bill of etnnncir.of alt asfctii..: u. jiesfs&ilits of objection were, the omissione
iared, and Which they had resolved to i n
. 1-ltintl,,k°ll to the distress of the labouriog classes, and th
al •. --aice
alien together with the
Commons at the very time when a
fre eltni to thereducingivitirecessity ofidmtehaesusreeesen for
d campaign was now
ak ' fou'ilg' and he iruSsatietdsathe Birmingham Union would again
old that all this is true—we hope it islgt poi, 11c.,1 at itt,
P in dip -hour of difficulty and danger.
)f the honour, and integrity of British - .10. a to7t,P4otion a committee was appointed to prepare a pet
Mr. Buxton is in possession.of the-k.O it, ho ute inarueditite and total repeal' of the. taxes on con 4
re alluded is not a matter of doubt. ' 'Les 0411) tea, soap, •tobacce, •houses and windows, and. 11.
:oncealing it. We have also been info ' .' re,. i'atowledge. Mr. De Bosco Attwood said, that. since
till .4, ilgp,tion of ministers in May last, .nothing, iuhis op-
s details; but as in all probability a dqx. ,
if hat k, °cemired of so disastrous and discouraging a nature
Vest Indians will wait to-morrow upon li 4
-ca c :44 called the King's speech. The. Rev. T. IVPDon-
demand an explanation, We shall close , k!'d a ,ttherli: priest) gave notice, that he should-bring
vvait the result.—Guardian and I. '4111.4Z:410n relative to that part of his Majesty's speech
0,, ted to Ireland.—Barrow's Worcester Journal.
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•••••••••••• 'kW, 0,,L. ISREET.---17TOM want-of a proper .
understanding
of
THE FACTORY BILL. I :48e oy:Je,rhaps from want
of a law on the subject, the im-
of this port •(Southampton)
iblic meeting held in Manchester al 111 Ily de 3
silk k'.l g"e4U7 bens in the .vicinity oysters an-
deteriorated, and millions or g annbill regulating
e Reform Bill (that held yesterday °I.() Oredr,!_troyect. It is intended to originate
las for disturbing
a- a purpose which reflects infinite 4' I,c
,beds•bci,.l for oysters, and tOoentforceiie
hich are understood to
ited inhabitants of that important town' ti, 4 lay, furing the spatting_m n orel
Tele aph
-00 i • rt., Be, and Juty..—Hanips o yr .
irpose of petitioning Parliament in fal,oo kt,a lais, m
measure for ameliorating the corditlote ' R We understand the Irish members
children who are worked to death is 1,, Jotte:„"t the
iDr4 t° meet theslanpEplise;ion of ministers for increased powers
commission of outrage in Ireland, by moving re
s. A short report of the proceedingetiOi , ti,a44%eil the question; and when the questan, an
itt
t,siland so
ired in the Guardian. At that Meepill;il",to who the. negative to move another
charter." 'Ministers
.miiiiters
Oastler, to whose pamphlet we c•o' L. the
~,0 Ikkt -,..gereforaidetevr•ra "the end of theet
hem, or public busi-
tion, took an active part in the diseac-iiiiif ''''l,4,tt‘hit he coinpliesetestour itilaansttao2in
stir
~ ,
1 Panne feeling
limself not only the able and unflin
~d t ett :tl. through the Pu'llie press will be, however, the sim-
Mill tyrants, but the strenuous frie' „ t44(;11.1, Act safest weans to stay them in their course.—Teu,vt.
, r ki.0,..
e \ q,,,,, '•'---I9 almost every parish in this county the
,poer
ncipal reason for alluding to the subjelp f.
~,,1i,,, are In
to the most galling persecution, inconsee-
lads of the working classes on their t' tDe 14 , th:,,a sYsteui of taxation which has been. instltuteciat9nae 7
ceuvi•e which is in progress to defe;',o4l,4 iatel,
gixenses of the late electioua._ Coitlectloerssaamree
eagenitetiya
Air. Sadler. That gentleman not al "11,,,t,114yad
trio, _ and they %,ademand
oc h
levy contributions iorstate
e present Parliament, it became ,000,roo0belit.,, r-,e ' legal
arlow Sentinel.
rential members of the House ofc'
quit 1%11.'6 laikleli",lh or WAR.—
The Royal William of 120 _guns will
tke the management of the bill, eon- 00014 -8 asp ' htlt)t Pembroke-yard-the firstspring-titisnhAla)vril.
subject, and adhere to its most irgrof i li
d -ILy ahead fse Ve4el, and 'one of the lairsgesrtesienutthe B
Majesty, carved
irnOy, the restriction of the period t's h
boars j•takti Niaa
full-Length figure of h p
ten hours a day, including two • . bo . tob 11.,
...etit artist from an excellent likeness; the figur.e.
Doge W °l4 -el Of Al' "U f high and represents his Majesty. in ' his
Lon. member selected for this purr `ld ne rs , • state, wrt ,
on his head, and .having the col-:
tnd a more competent individual Odu ty.i tit, 414(1 jewels'of thecro O:
t t three ordersw round .his neck—viz.. those of
id, inasmuch that he is unconnected ~.olliti., 4 oetwevi! 8-, -?atriek, and St. George. The Rodney, svihTl
influence of the mill-owners and the ~,)rth,
afterwards consEruetio_,
o carrying 98 pins on two. decks,' t 4!
° tJti, follow the Royal -Wi ,
'Warn • it is supposed!
t IN p .ie latter end of,
key Cambrian.
11e,,41' FRIENDSHIP -.7 y painful event has thrown two!
netsmble families ili.--
te' 'le!' Lva of ,I3arrhead.intuprofound!
auction
1)11, and excited a atreonvoia,,
athY in the neighbourhood. j krl bet4arkahly fine boy g P
s, boinanuout three years of age, who!
44 :,ell out of Sight of their arents Only a few minutes. on!
'elL -maY afternoon, were discovered drowned together in u kis..: ho •melancholy •
4 sloe Iv this circumstance occurred no one can,
kt t),,„ • So limited are the depth and diameter of the well,
;tented, poor little fellow was found stretched across, pre-
,t'llip,..:_froiri falling by the wall on each side, and the other
'4ey '‘,74 erect, with his yellow hair floating on the surface.
,114Nlete inseparable associates in their amusements, and the,
,t.he „414ent of the loss of the one, conveyed the first prepge,
;Lte,,ksiAktits of the other that he was at least not free from
,''Pl:• Attached even at their early years by a similarity of
'44'l'4 ,their brief and touching history has been, closed by an
lov:'t death and burial.—Guardian.
lel lig}
stn DEspoNnENcY.—An inquest was held on Wednes-.
ad 2.11 Tvdd St. Mary, on the body of Susannah Siiisdale,.
1' Ni It appeared that the deceased had kept company with,
lakey BO ueli attached to, a young man named Christopher
.1t q Q.itt ►that he (Maxey) had some time ago told deceased
eeted tatendea to break off the acquaintance. This greatly'
tn I,e_
and
to show sonic symptoms of an un
'qtaijt caused her
41 k 4• On Sunday,the 3d instant,
pet ~,,, . they were together,
'tea„ eY again told the deceased that the acquaintance
"e• The he refusing to speak to him. In
44
to
quarter yor
arnted,
hours after the cries of. a female were
te Proc d from d • The neighbours immediately
qi.tted, ee a rain.
sis w -o the i
diet, and found the body of the poorgul floatingte
lone Ihey drew out her lifeless body, and l.cnn
take
!si. e "ad presence of mind to call for medical aid, or_
p 4're to restore life. The deceased had.ta ken off her
i) tuld shawl. The unfortunate girl had borne an excel-
4tacter. She had been for some years .afilicted with
e4t the cest Verdict—" rowned herselunderer the
of aberrh
ation of mind."—SD nn
mind."—Spelling Berard.

to lord had no sooner given a formal note,
Ls to introduce a bill, than Lord MotPe'
tubers from Yorkshire, made his first le
.contest, and announced his intention
The name of Lord Morpeth, and
xion with the mill lords of Leeds, verb
ed suspicion. We are aware that e
professed himself to be uninflueneenD;
But, with great submission, we are not, t
the noble lord's word in this matter.
lie test--Will he insist upOn the ten 1/4/11A?
rill he give a distinet pledge on this ho3,ti
Forward the bill framed by Mr. Sa`lek.
he will not, and, therefore, we advise -14
friends to watch narrowly the motions.
If they submit to any compron?'s'w
single. hour more than is stated in t
the physicians examined to be incenle
ealth of the children, they will betray e
Le of which they are the ardent and, "p
hottest and disinterested assertors.
e in Mind, too, that Lord Mdrpeth
Ipa
Lied the provisions of his bill, and that
) no correspondence with the real frie,,,e
of the measure. This is another Ca't,
d we would therefore suggest that a me
Leeds or in Manchester, and a commist
it- upon and ascertain the precise ttej
le lord. Not a mdinent should :be 104'
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