The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09 00:00:00

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UNITARIANISM.—The following passage! ti
mon published by Mr. Charles Berry, a Sl°!to
at Leicester, when compared with an e',
Achilles Murat's "Sketch of the United State'' ),0
valuable evidence in favour of an established ill
may give-vs some notion of the consequence
Sbee
follow from the triumph of a party which hag
~,
so active in influencing elections in our toW' b,
where, backed as they have unfortunately be,e;ttle
operation of other religionists, having as " fl
with themm-on Christian grounds as light has
ness.
at 0'
"It is often said," exclaims Mr. Berryt " th—i., PI
are dwindling away, which is not true. We raa'-v.l
our own country though it is but slow, because wes io
tend against a Inist of prejudices, and the enorlast
a wealthy and corrupt establishment! But in the re
is advancing, and in the United States, where thew!
structions to the cause of knowledge and truth, gei
liberal doctrines has exceeded our most sanguine e'
P. 7- '
yid
The above contains two gratifying coll.(' 0
that the progress of Unitarianism is slow;
0,0
th4nk God ;-2d, that its slow progress is
Established Church. We
.hope that the 0".1
senkers will remember this, and not vote 11'1;0
merely because he is an .enemy to the
~re' ivi.l
The preacher, however, says, that, in the ul,lO
the spread of Unitarianism exceeds his most
pectations. We believe it; and what will b6il
Acb
nuence according to the swift. footed hero, s',„!)
rat. In his sth letter he states, with most ce'",..nd
tisfaction, that "The great current of opiniu:oo
ture, and the philosophy of the age, will swe'q
church and "finally destroy the Chrislifalol
and that this "destruction" has perhaps reiifq
progress in the United States than is genern';il
As an active but insidious co-operator in,tristl
destruction, he enumerates the sect of UnOtioir,
he says has made great progress lately in OP
now includes almost every man of eminence
-
among its converts. oii
Now mind ice-don't say this: we only (11'01
Berry "and Achilles MUrat. Charles Berry 701
gress of Unitarianisin in the United States, eso
is no obstruction- om an Established Church' t
most sanguine expectations. Achilles Mtn'
"The great current of opinions in Americss-
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destroy Christianity, and that the Unitarile,44
but insidiOus co-operators in this work of 'do'
Who Mr. Charles Berry of Leicester is vie:, ;1;

Of Achilles, the son of Joachim, the reviel,,r!
his work is the best familiar picture of the 1'
that has appeared.

There are rumours of a serious diVision among
of the cabinet, in consequence of the following
stance :—Sefton, who is well known to be an
with the Lord Chancellor, perhaps because he 1,10
ners; this said Sefton was sitting with his face Wsii
he felt a sudden something like a weight on hi'.,v
tried to see what it could be, but nothing was pent
listening attentively, he thought he heard the v°
Russell. "Russell," cried he, "is that you on el);
is," was the reply. "Then off with you!" said I
same time shaking Johnny into the sugar-bas;3'
noble Paymaster's skull was severely fractured.o.;
paused Sefton's cause, iu which he is supported
,foi
Grey is groaning his sympathy for the suffering
little fellow, should he die, we wish him a better
" Don Carlos". has met with.—Aije.

lionb3n CAal,ettr.

FRIDAY, APRIL sth, 1833.

PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED'
Shand and llorsfall, Liverpool, brokers.—J. C. Sll/.1
Liverpool, manufacturers of phosphate of •soda•rcie
Jermyn-street, Westminster, cheesemongers.--3'3,14 I
Lewis, Sussex, grocers.—T. Hughes and J. Edwar—,:o
Piccadilly, linen-drapers.—Gev Ole and Adams, T C
coal-dealers.—T. Bate and M. Moyle, St. Clement'4
sters.—G. Chapman and S. Banks, Quadrant,
Clerkenwell, chemists.—Young and Munday, Anu'biri
grocers. —Jones and Stokes, -St. Paul's; Gloucester'
makers.—R. Latham and J. C. Warner, Denmark-Le,
smiths.—B. Forsey and U. Woodhouse, Stafford-P',;so
merchants.—N. Duck, and G. D. Fripp, Bristol, s
Absolom, and Canning, London.—C. Cox and C°"—lc!
shire, wine-dealers.—W. J. G. and 11. hef
Wilson, S:ial'
nufacturers.—Joncs and Forrester, Kingston-upon-'O6
—Welsford and Aldharn, Plymouth,: sail-clothlow'
Clark, jun., and Co., Mile-end, near. Glasgow, c°'

INSOLVENT.
April 4.—Arthur Henderson, Wallingford, Be,'
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED'
—William Smith, Billingsgate and elsewhere, hsll—

BANKRUPTS. ;4'
William Pr
Rattenhury, East-lane, Bermondsey. sftbel!,l,
Charles Bollin, Barrossi-place, Queen's-elms, s'aL
Robert Ferguson, Old Broad-street, commission"
James Blackburn, Minorics, builder.
Thomas Tyrrell, Little Trinity-lane, victualler..,o
John Ellis, Prince's-street, lianoVer-square,
Charles Beet, Ityde, Isle of Wight, grocer. oafi
0,
Richard Fishwick, Bury. Lancashire, woollen-1°-
Joseph Stead, Leeds, saddler.
Francis Balkwill, Plymouth, corn-faCtor.
William Garbutt, Kirbymoorside, Vorkshire 13°
John Field, William Field, and Thomas Fie ,
plumbers.
George and Robert Hilton, Chorley, Lancashire' tl
DIVIDENDS.
April 27, T. H. Robinson and G. N. Hartley, L'loecri'
brokers.—April26, M. Gibbon, West Peckham. ,n,;,
Taylor, Egham, Surrey, tallow-chandler.—Apra
W. Vanhouse, Mincing-lane, West India broker'4iit,,4o-,
nail and J. Frank, Clark's-place, High-street,
pers.—April A, E. Bowyer, St. Martin's-lane, ~/40.„1it.
ker.—April 26, J. Parker, Webber-row, St.. G0,5°;,,e1•04,
tualler.—April 29, J.•M. Jackson, Brighton, C04'.1.,127
27, J. Swindells, Manchester, mercer.—April 29;•A,J,,A
house-yard, Nottinghamshire, warfingm—May 1;,,,35"
mouth, grocer.—M ay 2, W. Dale, Pickering, I",ter,j,
April 27, C. and E. Pott :I. and S. Roberts, Manche P,
Derbyshire, calico-printers. —April 29, R.
Tyne, merchant.—April 27, P. Betties, jun., "I;',iti
innkeeper.—April 26, W. Clark. East Retford,
cry 11
zier.—April 29, J. SalthOuse, Mountbarrow, L`' to
cattle-dealer.
orb4l. 1;
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause bfitpo,64t,
trary on or before the 26th day 0' OP*,
W. and S. Pane; Manchester, ironmongers. ;,stP,,,,
Nottinghamshire, corn-factor.—D. Pullen, Dogebre's
bill-broker.—R.'Whitburn, Hersham, Sorrel'
Beverley, Yorkshire, draper.

,ec• 'III
105ARRIED• tbeh';er °
Lately, at Stnkesay, near LOdlow, Salop,naug' 041
man, the Rev. T. Donkin, to Harriett, fourt'
James Marston, late vicar of Stokesay. •
n i vrili'
On the 25th ult., Mr. Thomas Edwards, of Pc
to Miss E. Morris, of Rhyl. _ .1

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DIED. abter
mow ,f,
• On• Friday last, ,Hannah Sophia, youngest
Cooper, Rodney-street. of 11-7
ab
Same day, at Wakefield, at the advanced az, v I
Smith, for many years a resident in that towa• - of 1°
esteemed and respected. ra Doe,
On Saturday last, the infant son of Mr. Eawaon, (1
Edge-hill. 4th °
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On Sunday last, in Hope-street, agrd 2 111 -wceo
Kidd, Escr., Vidnes, deeply regretted by
Same day, Ann, wife of Thomas Molynok
House, aged 80 years.

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