The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-28 00:00:00

The papers cot
Mr. Webster and M
territory on the north-

reference to a resoluti,
Maine, relative to certa
New Brurisclr, ,sup}:
terms of the treaty of ti
States and Great Brit
v
American citi -
longing to the dispute
by Great Britain to t
under the treaty.
on receiving intel

;ns bonds or

nature of the treaty of
Attorney-General of t'
upon the bonds in que
obeyed the order. "
" that the resolutions
been grounded upon an sec

second set of corresponaer
by the British authorities,
Daniel Savage, on the territ
them forcibly carried into t
the particulars of which we
bia. Mr. Webster's letter
duction of Savage. ..Mr. Fe
been found that any indis
committed by persons sere
British provincial Govern❑
matter will have been alreac
ant-Governor."

The papers also contain a letter from Mr. "V
Everett, the American minister at London, a❑
28, on the subject of the right of visitation.

tion of the puss.
of Congress relative to ti

remembered,

Neither the stock nor
any features of interest

improving.
Bills on London Iv
dence. The rate wz
Paris the rate was sf:

The papers contain the report of
White for the murder of his fa
Western New York. In the defe
set up the plea of insanity, and br<
facts, showing singular eccentricit
the criminal ; but the judge set asi
jury found the prisoner guilty, and
to he hanged.
The sheriff' jury s in New Yor
.been

tion, in which judgment I
assessed the damages at 1

The city of Brussels -
days, by the trial of M. Cat
of M. Sirey, in the apartme
actress of some celebrity b
Canmartin, who residr
Heinefetter' and bad
sell, where he left
he received a number of p
whom be expected t find o nte
Hoping to give her a srd r
, b
and was himself much ir rpri
that she had got anoth , a
rivals tat
gentleman. These
apartments, after the theatre, .nd ti
ended in the death of M. Sirey, fn
flicted with a sword cane. On t
stated that the deceased not only be
he attacked him with a knife and tv
andr
trihaswr.
t
oihewas in rushing fol
The jury, after hearing
the the evidenc

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MISCELLANI

The subscriptions for the lut
£sooo'
BANK FAittiKm—The f
Goddard, bankers, Market]
announced in London on M
On Saturday, at the Cou
lor, Sir J. L. Knight Brt
the bankruptcy of Lord I-1

NEW CHUUCHES.-1
was laid on Easter To
and on Friday last a sir
at Over Lane, Chester

a native of 1
What via

An old woman,
day, aged 113 years.
her age, was the fact, tbh•
the last forty years, as she ht.
Mr. MOTION
..(r.
motion is fixed for the 9th of
conference will take pl.'
parts of the kingdom, summon,.
Anti-Corn-law League.
_fin

RAILWAY ACCIDENT
Glasgow to Lochwinnoch
ters got on a truck to arrang
suddenly starting, he fell, ;
tant c
passed over his body. Ins
THE QUEEN'S Col
NSEL.--0
Bench, Mr. Serjeant Wranghan
Talbot, Mr. Marti °, Mr. Roebu
week were 517,2001b5'
been appointed her Majesty's Ci
men were called within the bar.
THE TEA TRADE, APRIL 24..
being a I
the preceding week. The trade i
,
public sales of upwards of 60000

,e some

to-morrow.
COSTLY COLLECTION OF POOR I
on 'fhurs
ford Board of Guardians,ltier, state
rice, the collector for Gau
lection for the week to be Xl4 12s.
ing which amounted to Xl3 ss. 6d. !
THREE LIVES LOST. a boat, C(
_On Seminutes past nine o'clock,
came in collision, on tbe Thames,
called the Royal Tar, belon!
wich Steam-boat Comp
On
by whiic
oa.--On Wedn
DREADFUL Ds
a well in
years of age, was let down
well, for the purposeof cleaningut it
of an hour be was spoken to, b
when it was a
a boy was sent down,uffocated by
s
poor fellow had been
On Friday evening, the 14th in
o. 45, stationed at Portglenone
N
march to a place in the parish of R
Saturday morn
before daylight on
lodging in the escise stores,
357 lbs., of prime leaf tobacci
concealed under ground.—Des
CoLLEGIATF. INSTITUTION, 1
meeting of the council and friera
medicine, at Birmingham, it was d
blish a college for the board,
lv
students. Amonr
lion. Lord Lyttleton, th
Rev. Vaughan Thomas.
CURIOUS BREACA OF
Pt
Captain --- against Miss I-1—
marriage, under circumstances
has been settled by compromise.
and the lawyers had been fee'd. 1
has, we hear, accepted of compen:
for the wou
lin nds
Pinflosticted upon his
one.—Db.

ith a Grc

t the r

SINGULAR
gentleman residing in Prince'
previously given indicat
walk ,
ions
pressed a wish to take a
bein aecompanied by a kei
persog n of keeping so close
reached the swing bridge w'
London Docks he suddenly T
the Tobacco Dock basin. RI
but he made no effort to
minutes. and was dead when

SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS, &C,
&C. on Wednesday, belonging
tc
autograph letter from Sir Philip
autograph note of Oliver Croup
in fine preserdation, and bore
ti
payment of £l,OOO to the wife of
,etched £3 ls. ; an autorr.-'
£5 Its. 6d. :
I4s. 6d.;
ter, unaddressed, fro,
I's. ; one from Lord N
September 24, 1801.
THE SCOTCH CHURCa.
let recently published urgk
the expedience of governme
a legislative measure for the
troversy which has so long re
If Mr. Colquhoun, of Killerrn
thority on the intentions of th
policy recommended by the ex
likely to be followed. In a
members of the Convocation,'
under-Line says, " I cannot
nc
prospect of immediate legisl
nex
atg
after the proceedings of the

a letter from (
nd a sign man

HERRINt.
could have the least idea this
fall so ruinously low. The
per
of herrings in 1841 was 18s.
sisting of 113,00(1 barrels in the
—a fall, in one year, of ss. per
of loss to the curer, or rather 1
a barrel of herrings under 18s.
in season 1842. Now, let US E
the result of another year's b
land and many on the Contin(
can hardly be expected to bee
are sent in. The first pricfl
more than where the old le
shore of Wick, which, witb
recede to Ils. or 125., and
the latter price, viz., 1^
of last year's take,
tained. The crap
been talked of here, win c
if this price be not exceec,
cooerage, and all other ex,
most economically, will cost
as two price of a barrel of whit
showing, again, the prospect of
barrel on the year's take. A few y,
the trade to a low ebb.--John 0' Gre

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