The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

no establlshuo-nt

of a personal interest on the past of its proprietors than a

recent rep .1

of a London (

acknowledges tlie as,is.ance received from several Of its
memheis way, from some of whom it st.tes the
board ate receiving three or four proposals weekly, a d
your directors are confident that it only rt quires the sub-
ject thus to be s.ated in their retort to secure the zealous

of every shareholder in the furtherance

of the otjec,s of the romp-rills, in each of its depar ;neut.."
It vv.s moved by Mr. S. H Ine, seconded by Mr. H.
Littlechle.—That the Report berreehed and adored, and
printed for cireularien amongst the Proprietors.
Moved by Mr. J. B. Hor,efill. seconded by Mr J. B.
Thou p•on,—.l hat the rettrine nirertnra he ro..tort..fi

who so improperly donned her Majmov's travelling cloak, vE. :—Joias Booker, Esq., Hugh J. Sanderson. Esq ,
and invaded in it the cabin of the Fury yacht, %hen ad. Charles Turner, F.,-q . Thomas Bunch, Esq , Thomas
mitred on hoard in the -lbett D ck. has had transmitted
ELe4,,EA-qn4),
ißb,goit:ierstinM:wAirn.drEe.wq: E,q.. J. Branney-Moore,
tryber by the Mistress .of the Rob,: the garment io ques-
tion, with fall permission to wear it out. As a sl,ght Moved by Mr. John Warden, seconded by Mr. James
punishment, homeyer, it is etj .toed upon her to wear. Gibson Carter,—That Robert Pedder Carter, Esq. and
alone with it, the identical boon t, in which a portrait of James Hardy Macrae, Esq. be elected Auditors fur the
her Majesty was painted, which has recently been ex en'tling year.
hihited in Lord-street, and has, excited such Thomasadmi-
Et h.Bltran.nkdfsasr,osfheictsh°ainshdi :Mdcearii,viciliMagt
,brt .el,7trm,,ee-.
rentedEi .Iril ')n‘
Anthony.--That
hllO
.3bY:r ; - --i
Na
91 rr
h. Rt th
Booker,e
ration amongst our hale lashionsbles; and is to be
chsir, and to the Chairman. Deputy-Chairman. and Di-
the rage during the ensuing season. The voting lady, we
rectors of the Company for the aid of their valuable ser-
learn, with great want tit taste, refused the prr, sent, SC-
conapanird as it was 'by such a condition. The b nnet
vives during the past year.
has been placed, in the meantime, for safe keeping, in a
fashionable clothes-store in Fo,tenoy.street. Mr. Horsfall then rose, and said he had very sine re
Ta s. NEW COURTS•OF lAW AND THEIR NEIGHBOURpleasure in proposing the next resolutim. Perhaps the
rim %%vital-E.—When visiting this beautiful building, the most difficult duty the directoisharlexperienred was, in the
onset of theirlabwr, the selection of an actuary, and he
other day, his Roval•liiAriess Prince
was ante he spoke the unanimous sentiment P of ns co-di.
tnbe particula ly struck with the good taste displayed by
the Cnreoration. in permitting the ehewtriae's booth, teeters, when he said that to the selectien of their present
act wiry, Mr. Dove, was in a great degree to be attributed
containing the " enormous whale measuring 26 tt. lune."
totke success which had attended the company. He felt
,
that he spoke the sentiments of the board when he ex-
building,,hissnits
suchimmediatecontiguity.
which had swallow, dup the Corporation revs- pressed ro the proprie•ors the high sense which they en-
nue at an awful rate. PUNCH remarked that it might tertained of the talent and untiring assiduity with wnicb
refer to the architect's original estimate, which had turned Mr. Dove had devoted himself to their interests. Mr.
out "very like a whale". Whilst looking at the west Horafall concluded by moving,—
front from St. John's-lane, the Prince was observed to That the best thanks of the meeting be presented to
hold his handkerchief to his vose. On being told, how. Mr. Dove. It was se onded by John Campbell, Esq.,
ever, that the smell he exrrenced was only that of ' the and carried unanimously.
Co.pnration midden, behind the Pish•hall, his Royal Mr Jo4ias Booker acknowledged his sense of the 1 ser-
Higtiess,i lau.rht d goodhunioureilly at his error, arid
hisdere convictiondby Mr. Gray the Assistant Secretary, and
replaced the cambric in his pocket, remarking that he expressed
thought it was son eating worse.
. turhatet
theirt the h
agbk selection
of h
t ofethitaat
meetingot i
oh e a
er- Companyb ..ehad
thought
moved—
that Ie
presentedd—to Mr.
Gray. which was seconded by Aihton Sutton. Esq.. and
carried
tti,,
toi,,ni,mindsviry.
i , was
by T. Sande,: Esq. and seconded
by George S. Spreckley, Esq.,—Thet it he a recommen-
dation of this meeting to the Board of Directors to huid
a meeting in the month of March next. for the purpose of
staring the result of the business to the end of December
1846.

ROI3BFRY, IN LIVERPOOL, OF UPWARDS OF
ZOO BARRELS OF AMERICAN FLOUR.

On Saturday a middle-aged man. of respectable exte-
rior, named John Nicol, was brought before Mr. Ru,h-
too, at the /Vice-court, on charge of hiving robbed
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. of 337 barrels of Ame-

ncan door, worth upwards of £460. Toe case excited
very cq..siderab;einterekr but was not investigated at any
length, as the piinripal portion of the plunder is at pre-

LITERARY NOTICE.

sent ie Dublin, and will have hereafter tit be idtntified. "Every Eye shall see Pint;" or Prince Albert's Visit
The prisoner was defended by Mr. Wardle. to Liverpool. used is illustration of the Second Corning
Police-, ffieer i uck deposed, that, having received in- of Christ. A Sermon preached in .St. Jude's church, ,
structions horn Mr. Superintendent Brown, on Thurs. on the s, coral day of August. 1846. the Swalay next
day, to proceed to the Waterloo Dock and to watch what of/er the Prince's Visit. By the Rev. H ngit M'Neile,
night be giiing forward. he observed a cart, with twelve M .A., Hen. Canon of Chester, and Incumbent of St.
barrels of fl tut. pass through the gates. He filing/id it Jude's Church. Liverpool. Published. by desire. for
along St. lames's-street, and when it reached the shop the Liverpool Sailors' Home.. London : Jahn Hatchard,
of Mr. Stevens, baker, Great George-place, and was and Son. 187, Piccadilly; A. Newling. 31, Ratielagb-
about to deposit the lead there, he p, eve:lied the canteen street, Liverpool. Price One Shilling.
from doing so. and, leading the gorse back to lE. ;;h-street, By the reflective and religious mind, there is no object
he bad the twelve barrels left at the Central Police-sta- in nature, no occurrence in life, no feeling. no passing
two, whete they still rema n.
thought, from which lessons of deep wisdom cannot be
Constable ralsall said, tha,, hearing of the robbery, drawn. To such a mind there are
he went in pursuit of the prisoner, and, after following it Symons in stones. books in the running brooks,
him throu,h a peat portion of the town, too. him into Afid gaud in every, hing."
Custody. This 'truth is exemplified in the sermon whose title we
John Malladew. warehouseman to Baring Brothers and have given ab ,ve. To the ordinary and giddy worhtling,
Co., stated. that 1286 barrels of flour odd ben consigned the visit of the consort of Royalty to our town was but a
to that firm by a New Yotk house, and that it had lately circumstance to "gild a festival." The reverend tricorn-
arrived at Liverpool by the Jedependenee. Witness bent of St. Jude's has made it the summing cause of an
placed the prisoner in charge, and told Lice to see that tworesive and awakening discourse.
the h•rrels were properly taken care of as they were Tee text is taken from Isaiah xsxiii., 17. " Thine eves
landed; but, on going down to the vessel on Thursday shall see the King in his beauty." The opening passages
afternoon, he was surprised to find that the prisoner was of the sermon we cannot refrain from quoin :
missing. On making inqu'ries, he learned that he (the ewe have just witnessed a ati ring scene; and, to all wtel
prisoner) had gone to the Clarence Dock to get a recei; t will take lie mainline of reflecting seriously, a very in-tructive
from the City of Dublin Company for a titi oldie of 11 ;or one A promise was held out to our cleat town that our yea
sphroepu4idatitebl:toolld
t''
eevperriny
shipped by one of their vessels On reaching the City of
Dublin Office he learned that 281 barrels had been shipped cede ded costly;
sacnridowohna.tewageerre. the cause winces ?
socral iil hies and stands erected; balconies strengthened ; the
in the &newts for Dublin ; that they were shipped in nary occiteatintis of Me suspended; countless rewtitsides
the name of William Healing, and consigned to Mr. J. congregated; trades. professions,aeseciathins with theirappro-
Robinson. of Dublin. It would 'swat that 300 barrels priate emnietns; civic author ties bearing the badges of state;
were to have been sent be the prisoner in the Britennia, generals and admirals exhibiting the in•ignia ot war; copse
for twenty nine bat rels were lying uptin the quay alter the crated anvaissadors of the Gospel of Peace; the bridegroom
f,om his- chamber; the bride nut of her c'oset: old men and
shipment of the 281. and these twenty-1141e the witness
wag in a p:is tion toidentify as the property of his ern-
maidens. young men and children—all tin tiptoe, with nut.
, stretched necks and eager eyes to see the Prince inhis beauty
ployers. Witness immeniately proceeded to Dublin and the Prince the assessor, and, on this eccasion. the manned r; took pOrSe‘silint of the 281 barrels there ; but, from the of royalty. I. was a scene well citieutat dto illustr to a.d
shortness of his stay, he was unable, without a further impress the great revealed troth. that the kingly t tflee ripen
investigation, to identify them lie was, however, in- earth is at once air ordinance and an image ot the authority ..ad
formed by Mr Robinson. that that gentleman had not majes!). ot God. .
ersal movement; when I heard en
fl•our at
been advise
roool for his aceouitt. d prior to its scrawl of the shipment of any %%hen I saw the univ
every side the hustle of expect .t on ; when I ove• heard .11 the
Liar
right hand and on the lea the bur,ting apostrophe •He is
Officer Tot k here informed the court that he had found coining t' • tie is here!' I felt dee iy what it seems to have
five bartels of the flour at the shop of Mr. Williams, been the Apostle's great object to impress upon the Christian
Laker. Church with reference tothe record coming ot Chri.q. • Behind
Mr. Williams, baker, of Strnhope-street, said, that on tie coroeili go ye out t. II eet Hint. s ye; y epe shill sta.
Thursday afternoon a load of flour, consisting of twenty- Lismt,...inillitant
tigatrhiei.ercitereoorntleought yft•Gtoodh.e?: to;)ki;,gi o-ran, .01
five bairels, was brought to his door. As he had not or- or the sweeit i rid c
ominghwprosanYie to gig thought
rind's.
dered any. he went to the door to inquire who had sent that they shall sec Rod rt.) ice in his glory and ha; dean y: in
them. He found that they .were brought in a cart, and that day when He shall is, pear, not to lay the toundatiart.s•one, '
that the prisoner accompanied it. He informed the prts- (that has been done Ing since, and once tor al ,1 hut to bring
oiler that there' Was tiO room in his store for so large a birth the c•ownine topstone of His Temple with shouting,. of
quantity. and the prisoner asked him whether hr had Grace, grace unto it," And when I looked around nn the
. compacted masses of immortal creator. s m king the waters and
loom tor any ? Witness replied that be thought he could the walls instinct with I fe. I could not check the quickened
stow away five balm's, and five were accordingly left on throbbines of my heart. as I anticipated the awn% separat on
the premises. These we, e the five found by officer Tuck. amine the munitudes which must b, made when our King
The other twenty barrels were taken to a shop in an ad- comes—a se:arration as widen beat nea from belt--when with
j meet street, but, as he refused to have anything to do a word of authotity, whit h needs not the agency of se diet or
with then,, they were conveyed away elsewhere, and had constable to entoice, though it may possibly be esecntedio mi-
nis ering angels, he shall divide the assembled nstonns o the
not been traced.
right hand and to the led, as a shepherd divideth hilt sheep from
Mr. Melladew itlent'fied the five berrels found at Wil- the gnats; catching up his friends who have tiusteit in Him ane
liame's as part of his employers' properly. w died for Him. that they may see Him. and be with Him in
Mr. Thomas Stevens. baker, of 29, Great George's- majesty and beauty ; white the torrents of an overwhelming
.de-
Place,
stated, that on Thured-y afternoon the prisoner luge or fiery wr th shalt roll over all below "
came to his shop and told him that the mate of an Ame- The reverend greeleman proceeds to give an exposition
rierin vessel had brought over two hundred barrels of flour of the chapter, ext,leining the state of affairs in the long-
on his own account. and that he wished to have then. con- doin of Judea at the time when the Holy Gaobt spoke
yelled into cash. The prisoner added i hat he had bought these words by the prophet ; and draws a beautiful (em-
it at the rate of a guinea a barrel, and that over and above trast between the comilig of an earthly and a heavenly
that an omit was to be for himself. Vi itness agreed to Prince, concluding with an
file
appeal to his on,ger-
tagken to be prepared for that coming. e sermon.
ree :uclt will well repay the perusal of every sincere Chris.
adtwe to twenty
take barrelsi.en a
twenty
t s2itert. 6,
atl
th each,
same and n
pd riace r. teigAhb cotitil.r g
wit
tract note wars then drawn out, and the primmer signed ir, tian, will, we trust, have an extensive Pit-, not only for its
The next day „limes rim-104 red that the flour had not intrinsic merits, but as well for the advanceineut of the
been sent, and he asked the pr teeter to write an order for charitable object ter which it is published.
. .

its inin•ediate drl very. 7br pi-goner complied ; a lad
went with the ortlrr ; and tarlve of the barrels wero TIN PLATE WORKER.-I'hr fourth animal dinner of
hrought up in a ears. These were the twelve herr, Is which this socie, y rveninc
officer lurk had followed float the Wa.ei lon Dock. of q 1 "f 1- .• r.t
as' held at the Blue Sell Itio. on tve

the twelve ba'"l- finrn
_......,.
the Independence, at the. IN'wet 100
The lad who took the • rder proved that he had obtained
Dock, and that he had mew brought up in a cart to Mr. evemnz
Stevens',. chop
Ds, A'
The prisoner, who declined to say anything in_his El;zab,
defence. and who appeared quite unnetved. was ordered

society. ok the chair. Several lo)bi tont.t• wire tcivrn, and
much lot-Jimmy and good ferling esibted
throughout t

II DV

'RCOT!C POISON.—On wrarlPsd y,
a child eleven wurket'oplif, dirt-, are,
. _ .

having partaken of son•e narcotic. The n ritte,t to Tws
op hetent. Doled.
c•ise was scljoureed until ves erday, .rd e 'or Dr.
Breit to ex the content. 4 'We underatand that the pritiOner araa employed as ware-the roinach. Yestr. day
BhouseUnni for about a's Yrars in the house of Fainual the inquest wss re.umed. and after the examinai•oo nt
llfaih and Sons. and that he was dismissed from their Dr. Brett, who had ana'red the r...nteht. or the •ton,neh.
ul{)l,.n-rot for tirtinketatests. lie was Ifni) eintiluyed the jury returned a .erilicr of •'Chance medley ;" t4u3
fur shoo pvyiutis by two or three other !wafts; and at raducwg the viraice bawl" that of alamtlaughtxr.