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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

arrival in Liv

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ciltuernents, a sort of promenad
PPe vening in the lare*n,,.,,t rn -

).meetedc oma not learn. 8
with regimental I

them having beer

and havin

with 17.063 bible
ions'of Scripture.•

cert has been got uy

s it less important td
Visiting. Agents em-

ion of th
With ve

from county to

v,oliti••o•l.i.:e of the micustachiedassemblvinveloped in-' I informattoi,, ..., individuals trayeL ._
ttich exiiesrooke, emitted from the long Turkish pipe of I county, and from parish to parish, for the purpose of
Itt their ar•riis. very striking. They express great leasure communicating
where required. For these and many other important
..s we
,s_ . Nal In this country. and have no desire,as far,
!heir "n learn, to leave it—at from,' reasons we most cordially recommend the Society to the
kit, native la d Same any rate to go further
support of all who desire the peace and happiness and
.restin,. , ,n • further particulars about this.
6 unuy of men will be found in other columns..
religious welfare of the Irish population.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

WEDNESDAY

To MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 17, Oleliall-street,
265 Bags TU IER IC,
Just landed ex Corder r further particulars apply to
Messrs. GLADSTO G Co., Merchants, or to
G ADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.

To•Monnow. (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at One o'eock,
at the Brobers' Office, 17, idhall-street,
62 Tons ' ITO.
For further particulars to
G ONE and SERJEANSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The monthly meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday.
he proceedings of the Finance Committee comprised a long
correspondence between Sir G. Grey and the committee on the
Powder Magazines.—Mr. HoaNnv, the chairman of the com-
mittee, expressed his di appointment that so iitt-le had attend-
ed the visit of the commissioners from government. He (dr.
Homily) had anticipated that their inquiry would have resulted
in something more useful and advantageous. His own private
views upon the-matter, he further stated; were to restrict the
present magazines to one-fourth their size; to alter their con-
struction according to the advice of the most eminent engi-
neers; to bring ad the powder to.the.mazazines in steam-boats
constructed upon a plan approved by the, Government ; and to
adopt tiny regulations that might be framed, under the autho-
rity of her Majesty's government, for the management of the
stores. (Hear, hear.)
A long discussion took place respecting the appointment of
Mr. Tweedie as chief clerk in the Treasurer's office, at a salary
of £250 a-year. The discussion did not so much involve the
present case as the propriety and advantages of reductions
generally being made in this description of offices. Ultimately
an amendment was carried, that the salary be a-200 a-year.—
The rest of the proceedings were confirmed.

The proceedings of the Watch Committee comprised the
laying of a watch-rate for the year 1851. The rate proposed
was 723-1000 d. in the pound on the assessment value of the
several townships, viz. :—Liverpool, 41,187..133; Kirkdale,
432,438: Everton, 489.248; West Derby, 477,952; Toxteth-
park, 44190,216. The proceedings were confirmed.
On the proceedings of the Dock Committee being read, a
strong disapprobation was manifested at the attempt now
_ _

makitig on t'lie part of the American Chamber of Commerce,
to separate the dock and corporate estates. The proceedings
were confirmed. _ _ . . . .

The proceedings of the Courts of Law and St. George's-hall
Committee contained a long report from the surveyor, as to
the present state of the works at St. George's-hall. The report
did not state how soon the building would be completed. The
proceedings were confirmed, and at four o'clock the Council
adjourned to Wednesday next (to-morrow).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

*=•nm two yards square
hie Hearth-rugs,
Cabinet and

predecessors, exhibited marks of

former year has th,

amount of business been so large and ti
)any in all respects, so bizblv satisfactor

Togreei of the Coir

" During the past y
R6l lives, and to :he ni

e have. effeCted

►us. tin., ►nnepennent!y of other large transactions in ►tifferent
classes of business; the mortality, on the other hand, has been
very small—the claims under policies amoonting to little more
than I per cent, on the sums assured, which, in a Company of
twenty-five years' standing, is, it must be allowed, a very

striking result.
" The fact that new Assurances have been effected to t

ly premiums no

9d., (exclu

of the Experience Company, acquired by the Standard,) affords
most gra' Vying evidence of the estimation in which the Com-
pany is held, and f trust I may say of the zeal and efficiency
with which its affairs have been conducted. That this lame
aniount of Assnrance has not been obtained by any neLdect of
precaution in the selection of lives, is evidenced by the fact,
that the 861 lives were selected from 1086 proposals, and that
no less than 203 were rejected. If we err, I believe, at all, it is
on the side of caution.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

Jr. Croft

d and Sold in Boxes, Is. lid
Os. fid. each, by THOMAS KRAI

Churchyard, L(

WHOLESALE • AGENTS
VA 7\7,4 mut CO (I. A`

Mr. Ellison. ('hemist,Church•street, Liverpool ; Messrs. Platt
Chemists, ('pester; and all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Venders in the kinzdom.

the wo
the Go

4TENT STAMP of end) 'BOX

.rt. accompa

is said they will reihaii

nturday fa
it the 24t

arged with the murder of Jael D.

found guilty and

ted that the prisoner will 1:

ic, Captain Luce,
aturtlay, with the

d with Sarah (

e previous day, on the 22nd

ham, who was convicted in ti
instant. at Springfield Gaol.
At. the Central Criminal Court on Saturd
Parkes and Jane Lewis, the two females wh
to substantiate an affiliation charge against

ford. were found guilty of petjury
the judgment in order that if pos
might be taken.

Mary A

It Lord Stnr
cordt•r respit

THE LANCASHIRE PUBLIC Sem
The Liverpool branch of this societ.
unsuccessful in its efforts to gain converts to thc

A public meeting was advertised by large placards,
held lust night, in the Lecture-room under th (
Court, Lime-street ; but

tendance was limited t.

e three or four individuals, it w

adjourn. Until a plan more Scriptural in its prir
popular in detail comes before our fellow
meetings of this and kindred systerr

telles--:not worthy of notiee.
DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY

will be mere t

n referring to the prospects of tl

Hollan

return(

We have much ple

Mr. Curtuis, and the En

nt of t

junction of the line with Pm

ge the treaty for the

of t
show a re

company also contir
ye fund, inve

a. The finer

.ourabl,

£250,000. This fund will now be
1^ "s ^id of the amount require(

pose
line to Pruss

The accounts

SEIZITS It OF AN EXTENSIVE TOBACCO MANUFAC.
TORY IN LIVERPOOL.—Messrs. Wader, Chadwick, arid
g. • • .

that. a private manufactory was

e, have long suspectec
arried on in Liverpool

but the exset locality could not be
recently. rri.

rile cutting machine is u

cco, and British leaves found o►i
the premise,,, it was evident that extensive frauds on the
revenue end the public had long been practised •by the
parties concerned. From the complete state of the
machinery found there cannot he a doubt but be was nn

Dvcred until

bacco st

e same
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

By order of the D:rectors,
WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Atannger
PETER EWART, Resident Secretary

A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMPANY wit
be held, in a few weeks, to receive the Report of the Directors
on the Investigation of the Company's affairs, and Dtviaion u;
Profits.
London, 82, King Trilliuni-street.

N HNCH ESTER BOARD
Thos.Critchley,Esq.,Merchant. John L. penned
Wood Gibson, Esq , Merchant. wick-house.
Robt. Smiths Esq., Merchant. Elt Langworthy Egq.l
Medical-adviser, J. 1.. Bardsley, Esq., M.D.
Osvici, STAMP OFFICE-BUILDINGS.

3A M ES DOUGLA

OFFICE IN LIVERPOOL,
TR/STRA 7.1-11 El LDINGS, 17, SMYTH CASTLE.
WILLIAM WHIT

AGENTS 1N
Slockrort Edward Reddish, Solicitor.
Rochdale . Thos. Smith, Draper, 89, Yorkshire-at
Bury Samuel Moscrop, Bolton-street.
Bolton John: Nicholson, Tea-dealer.
Preston Reuben Riley. Solicitor.
Chester ... F. 0. Taylor, North nod South V
Douglas, lee of Man.. James Gii►bn, 1i

Tchant.

sume, will prevent his atm,.
which Father Gavani is now doing.
FATAL RESULTS OF HABITUAL INTEMPERANCE.—t%
dreadful realisation of the consequences of the systematic
infringement of the moral laws occurred on Friday last.
It appears that a man named Robert Stanley, 43 years r
age, had time employed by Mr. Book
solicitor, Csstt...
he had an office to
, Ant- were to some extent

ttentien in Eng
Daily News.

for sour
D-street,

rossing clerk

I the establishment. On Friday he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

ie vicar of

J. N. Harvard. As night set in, symptoms of riot
were perceptible in the town; the street in front of

imitation of that used at the college was surmounted w
crosses, a scarlet mantle, and the inscription,
Popery," and burnt amidst yells and hisses. The mob
next penetrated the garden belonging to the warden,
where they committed much depredation, breaking the

windows and shrubs, and waving torches, accornr

their movement.

ih rough music of various sorts. This
scandalous scene lasted till a late hour in the night ; and
ed that informations have been laid before
everal of the rioters.—Sussex

DREADFUL BAD LEGS CURED DY HOLLOWAY'S OINT-
MENT AND PILLS.— ETtract of a letter from John East-
man, Esq., merchant at Buenos Ayes. dated 3d January,
1850. '• To Professor HollovA --• .
Pills and Ointment ar
mans

in vc,rs,

Tot reT

'o4c-n
performed

A. Portugue

farmer, who

Nd been confined to tlr6 boast
ndered

ble of

tnan nvc
foilowinL
the use of ynur Pik and Ointment than

kind crf` wo

now SO f

'ee advt

The rates
v reduced
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

Life;" tu:d an artic'e on "The Arts in
Portugal" make up the remaining contents of the a►aga-

Soul be

DablinUriirersity Nragazine. Dublin : .TamesAl`Glashan,
Upper S:ickville.street. London : W. S. Orr and Co.
Sandboys and The University t.‘r this mouth is varied in its contents,
1 eninn them. !vitich are also frond in ottalitv. The political miners are

rite Papal
' The former contains a gtrikine picture of

Past Bud the Future,

Part II

,cts of his country from the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

G" CHANDELIERS,
in great variety, ami.of the most resta-drsigns, may be

_
inspected at
WILLIAM PE SMITII's
GAS-FIT NG WORKS,
20, HANOVER-S7' ET, opposite the TAX-OFPICES

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN GLASGOW, MAN-
CHESTER, LINCOLN'S-INN, &c.

ATlgl\TTEsiAt'FSFS"arrie?blieDstFroAnSel:t' baens
td
aFnIdRE cheapest-RES IsS T.fe.
guard in the world against fire, robbery, and fraud ; 20,000 of
them keep the books, deeds, and cash of the pr est men of
Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, &c,. who • w their superi-
ority to any others. Five of them have ug,ht their contents
unscathed out of the ruins of large s in Glasgow alone

year, who-rein scores of other les have been burnt out.
Twenty-five offices were bur ut in Lincoln's-inn in January,
in one alone of which tl title-deeds of thirty large landed

estates were burnt, sada would all have been preserved is
Milner's Safes. From some hundreds of certificates, the fol-
ic wing is setected, as one out of many instances in which
everything was consumed in the buntline excepting what
Milner's Safe contained :

" Clyde-street, Anderston, Glasg,ow, May 7, ISM
" Gentlemen,—At the calamitous fire yesterday morning, by
which our premises, and stock of oil, tallow, Sze., were totally
destroyed, our books were preserved in the Milner's Fireproof
Safe, purchased from you. We have great pleasnr• iu thus
bearing testimony to the great efficiency of thtse Safes.

" CHARLES BOYD and CO."
This Safe was most severely tested; the brass knob and brass
work ■bout the lock were melted off.
" GiIIIr

;gow, 10th February, 1849,

" Gentlemen —The books and papers which we hail in your
Fire-resisting gate, which was subjected to a most intense your
for .Tevsral hours at the late fire in Gordon-street. en Thursday

last, were wholly preserved

. . .
treme importance to us. We have, therefore, great pleasure
in communicating this fact, deeming your Safes invaluable as
a protection against fire, and an invention with which the pull-
lic cannot bo too well acquainted.—We are. gentlemen, year
ekedieut servants,

KER, DOERIYG, and ec.,,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

LT AGENTS.
T:BOWDEN AND SON,
No. 21, PARK-LANE. near St. Thomas'. Church,
LIVERPOOL.

R. EDMUNDSON AND SONS,
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
. - _

CABINET MANUFACTURERS,
No. 3, OLDHAM-STREBT.
(Top of Renshaw-street).
REMOVED FROM 112, BOLD-STREET,
10p1 ESPECTFULL Y announce to their Friends and
11, the Public, that they have completed I..xtensive altera-
tions on their Premises.
No. 3, OLDHA . TREET,
having fitted up several larg W-ROOMS, and erected a
new FRONT ENTRAN o the Premises. They take this
opportunity of than •' their Friends k.nd the Public for the
liberal patrons" ey have so long experienced, and hope to
merit a conti ance of the same.
The remaining part of their STOCK (Removed from Bold-
street) they are still i ELLING OFF, considerably UNDER
PRIME COST.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

st. of feloniousiv'administeri
;Cl.

arsenic to her bus

s sentenced to be hanged. Her
)and died lit May cast, and there is no doubt his death

pthoner repeatedly administering

but was acqlitted

ties of classified wheats

from the

shown at the Great Exhibition.
ntiv. showing the stalk and

arranged very ele

rid a written tit

affixed to
mount of

—From

mburg will be exfi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

family estates Tr; Eleri;

0111.1 re uevolve un nis next surviving
Colonel Leicester F. C. Stanhope, C.B.
Same day, FREDERICA, third daughter of the late Rev. HY
lIANMER, of treat Mersey-street, Kirkdale.
Same day, Mr. RICHD. THOMAS, formerly of Rochdale.
Same day, in Kent-street, Mr. JOHN SCOTT, for many
years •akouse and land this
OWE NS, relict of Mr. Owen

brother, the Icon

Owens, phinilier
Same day, aged 64, Admiral C. CAMPBELL. The deceased
had been connected with the service for upwards of fifty-four
years, and was a captain in 1812. The admiral was one of the

Same•day,-at the residence of her brother-in-law, in Edge-
hill, fterL a protracted illness, aged 76, ELIZABETH, re ct of
the late Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR. solicitor, St. Helena.
Same day, aged 90, Mr. GEORGE COATHUPE, of Little
Neston, Cheshire.
On the 4th instant, aged 57, Mr. WM. WOODS, cooper, eld
est son of the late Mr. James Woods, of Cabbage-hall, Walton
breck.
Same da

daughter of Mr. THOMAS JONES,
tailor, &c., Great Homer-street.
On the sth instant, in Hunter-street, Mr. JOHN CRANAGE,
chronometer maker.
Same day, aged 66, ELLEN, widow of the late Mr. JOHN
WHEWELL, brush manufacturer, Blackburn, and mother of
Mr. John Wherell, of Ranelagh-place.
Same day, SARAH, wife of Mr. JOHN SWINERTON,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

even putting out of

bability of their becoming

thing

still loss
tinder r

tion of The entire rental of the

ading and artizan classes in our
upon their ex-
) to the wall a

pendent

e of t

Woonng
to think

'e arrive at such

r the (

tate of t

le of r

our free
the la-

Already

he parties had been examined before Mr. Commissioner
itevenson, the attention of the court was directed to the
oint and separate balance sheets, which contained certain
items relative to some furniture; the facts of the case as
then elicited being shortly as follow :—The bankrupts had
istance I carried on business in co-partnership in Great G
place, as wine, spirit, and porter merchants
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

I most unfrequentec

least public part of t
hry nrneppapatn Any

with closed doors, no one being admitted btit sailors. On
Tuesday a deputation of four of their body had an inter-
view with the Mayor at the Town Hall, Mr. Maude and
the Town Clerk also being present; when, after stating
their grievances, they explained that their object in com-

They were cautioned against any act which might lea" d to
a breach of the peace. They assured the Mayor that he
should have no reason to complain of their visit, and we
believe promised to stop any further body of their ship-
Mates from visiting the town. • Since then they have been

,oing round the town in bodies of two or three., soliciting

On Thursday night

teetly peace.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

a., PHILADELPHIA LINE OF PACKETS

Sailing onthe 12th of every Month

TUSCARORA, E. TURLEY 1232 tons.. 12th March
TONAWANDA. J. W. MIERCKEN l3OO tons.. 12th April.
SARANAK, R. M. DUNLEVY lOOO tons.. 12th Nay.
WYOMING, T. Jumus llOO tons.. 12th June.

These Vessels are all of the first class, built expressly for
this line, and combine ever, quality to render them safe and
expeditious conveyances for Goods, and they are furnished
with spacious and elegant accom for Passengers.
These Packets will take adv. „e of the Steam-towboats on
the Delaware. To insur nctuality in sailing, no Goods can
be received after the of each Month.—For terms of Freight
or Cabin Passa,, )ply to

BROWN, SHIPLEY, and CO.
Freight by these Vessels will be collected at the rate of four
dollars eighty cents to the pound sterling.

/;;~

NEW LINE OF
ETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
ro SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL ON 111 E
TWENTY-SIXTH OF EVERY MONTH.

PACK..

PHILADELPHIA, W. C. STOTESBURY.IIO3 tons.

26th March,

HIBERNIA, G. FAULK
WILLIAM PENN, D. W. MoLoNY BlO tons.
KALAMAZOO, S. P. SAVAGE

26th April,
26th May.
26th June,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

WATERLOO. HARVEY
QUEEN OF THE WEST, HALLETT
E Z, HARTSHORN

WASHINGTON,
And succee

M. CRO

CHARLES (

r BALTIMORE

,ins Packets weekly through the yea

JEW ORLEANS

1600 tons
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

v in a r

;afet, in t

Rights enable us exclusively to supply tt
STING Cl] AMBiMS that wilt effectual!

duty. V

f the Liverpool pub!
en to them,) and judo

to cow

for them.

MILNER'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES, &
TO MANUFACTURERS, PURCHASERS, VEND(
OF FIREPROOF SAFES, BOXES, ere. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

is source and to destr(

bosom of

battle not with P

Popery i

legishition: Po

streets and

the unwa

The vital
)rd Jolly

; PO per

kind enough to ad- I
wh-never they have

I find the grfrvafl

ular, errnr. lint our
trine that our co

hr name of the !

i~latively, ti

)1' the recent

e recurren

Rtive of th

laneh

and Peel.
free tradt

.owning
ation of

long series of

le of them evun

nor:ince of their

with the causes,
resent

'or the

this country; to

t twenty years

isun which her

I they

s. We have to

hut with

,)y the L

and to blind

firm, diffusing

e proposed 1

open a

nrntry.

t of a

1 A rrl

d wht•ther the

tended to add

ich as t

s never

away the

flight-

must do e

1 our 1

ave e

e and fed

3. Prot€

am for

educat

hadd
year.

1.10 such_ evidence ? .To deny that such is the
oast. rrq;►fires a bl►ndness of intellect, and an obdu-
racy nf heart, which the majority of this nation we

rust do not possess,

We cannot look around us,;

n our own borders, without being struck with

the conviction that there is a power at work, other
than the power of man ; and which is steadily
frustrating the effords of our boasted knowledge
and science. We have set up for ourselves an
Cheapness.." We are worshippers also at
the feet of a kindred idol.—" Wealth." But has
our pursuit of these increased the stock of the

national happiness, or of the national virtue ? Has
to the real.zation " cheapness" benefitted the mas-
hle '
article on ses for who-n we professed to be seeking it ? Ask
4* of Com the toilers at the loom and at the anvil. Ask the
e on their
ey appear poor seamstress in her fireless garret, working from
sunrise till -
f " J. G." •

. sunset a meal 111S111. ,ient to satisfy
the cravings of hunger. Ask the miserable
-ties who provide our slop shops with cheap
artnents—every thread of which is steeped in
Ask the thousands who subsist

ire a continued struggle to enjoy the comparatively
enviable condition of the hrutes. Or is t

wealth

!hich we have studied to create, secure(
ossessors.—to those who have toiled for
olein,d fur it, oppressed their fellow being

1 their own fee

eir immorta

t ? It, is not

recteil is glittering to the eye

)licv of the cot

rv, 1
, anti all

to be f

Hull, tli

who, in h's se

purchased shoul
He had draw

Tship st

s J. 1

Mr. Yat

built in 1

beast in C

letely i

I Mr. Joh

St. Jar

conit
AN INFURIATED BUM

itre('t• v

I in the ai

that he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

the other

n the Illt

17 cwt. 1 qr. 261bs. 131
„.
there is a beam plate, rolled in one solid
ma
f iron, 17 ft. 2 in. long, 3 ft. 6 in. broad in

plate is exquist

,e centre,

N BULL TERRIER ROASTED 7N THE ASIIPAN

of the Ea!
tidy Han

tied in

)t a bare

all terrier
loithtlets,

rn Un

ted by th

rayed on tin line, anti,
A th'

fire in the ashpan of the
engine, had lieedlcssly, rushed on to its destruction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

burden of local taxation upon the land, or the tax upon
malt.' On the contrary, he should say, ` One is the
source of a large amount of revenue, and the other the
source of an excellent local government. I wish to have
these advantages, but I cannot recommend the continu-
ance of these advantages at the cost of the land ;' and
therefore he must come forward with some scheme—to
the details of which he could not pledge himself—which
would secure to the land a sufficient compensation for the
abrogation of protection." The deputation appeared to
be extremely well satil,fied with the declarations both of
the noble lord.und the hon. member for Bucks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

Df the sudden death of an eld

rently in an humble phero
against the sic' f the Bat
treet, just at t, —.ter of Ca
intly from Tine cause incapa'

of life,

round the prostrpter
'lectures as to Li

is that he r
vd him thit
The deceased

family seer

,ti bull, which al
petsper inin C
the a n
ble;s4

Y injured. A polic
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

On the 2ti instant, LUCY HINDS, infant daughter o
VINCENT CHALONER, of G - -
Same day. HENRY W(

reet,Toxiethipcik

Same day, at Egretnont, aged 76, JAMES GUIBALL, Es
late of her Majesty's Customs at this port.

JOHN LLOYD, shipwrigl

!oyd, Tale of

the Corporatioti Smith SC'hoil

On the 3(.1 instant, at Lambert, Surrey, aged 42, MARY, wife
of Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, and eldest daughter of Mr. Z. Ash-
ton, of this town.

Same day, at Brighton, CHARLES STANHOPE, Earl of
Harrington, county Northampton ; Viscount Petersham,
county Surrey; and Baron Harrington, county Northampton,
in the peerage of Great Britain. He was born Sth April, 1780,
and was, consequently, close on the attainment of his 71st year.
In September, 1820, he succeeded to the earldom on the death
of his father, arid on the 7th April, 1831, he married Miss
Maria Foote, the celebrated actress, by whom lie leaves issue
an only daughter, Lady Jane St. Maur Blanche Stanhope, his
only son, Viscount Petersham, having died at the early age of
live years. The late earl was the intimate friend of George IV.
when Prince Regent, and was a lord of the bedchamber to that
sovereign, also to his late Majesty William IV. By the den“
of his lordship, the earldom am/
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

Ij Inurtra.

KlrerX-/•:D,

first yes

For BUENOS AYRES,
Le fine Liverpool•built Barque

ISAIIELLA

The trade;)

0 PE JANEIRO

'realest part of her cargo Cl-

rd eked about the
fin* the ANN.

s well known for
remarkably fast,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

'ed until Midnight of

Loading berth, no

TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS AND PASSENGER
'7l . • TO THE UNITED STATES.

JOHN TAYLOR CROOK, No. 2, TOWER CHAIN-
nts, Old Churchyard, and 115, Waterloo-toad,

ips to NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
id other ports of the UNITED STATES.

American Packt

The adrantages offered to shippers are Moderate Rates •j
7reight, Strict Punctuality of Sail ng,anu .I!roisrpl Delivery ol

EMIGRANTS will have their Pass at the lowest possible
te consistent with a due regard their comfort, and a faithful
ipply, (luring. the voyage, oats, Water, and Bread Stulls,

YORK
kli,, LINE 01

WM, NEW

Tons register.

NORTH ATLANTIC. CooK
DEHOGA. BOYLE..

850 ....16th March.
1)00 .... 21st March.
880 ....Now in port
1000 in port.

NIAGARA. SMITH
REPUBLIC. MARSHALL
CHARLES HILL, LAMBERT
IVANtHIE, EDWARDS
ENTERPRISE, FUNK
ABERDEEN, BENSON
ESMERALDA, M`MANus
IVIII. It AT lIBONI
VI I NESOTA. AL[

Now in Dort

700
1156 ....1
836 ....
750 ....
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

The above ships are built of tne -materials, ano com-
manded by able and experie navigators, and due regard
has been paid to select e s for speed, with comfort for

passengers.
These Packets ant,

e of the Steam Tow-boatson the

For terns of freight or cabing passage only apply to
RICH AItDSON BROTHERS and CO., or to
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK
vessels will 1

Freight by a

collected at the rate of four

cents to the pound sterling.

THE BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

SIXTEENTH OF MARCH PACKET,

Loading beiirrrorth-east corner Prince's Deck,

NORTH ATLANTIC,

H. COOK, COM mander.
JOHN TAYLOR CROOK

BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS.

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

TWENTY-FIRST OF MARCH PACKET,

Thursday, the 21

tkperCsrcorner Prince's Dock

CONDEROGA,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

truths of the Gospel ; tindlat

bowing
.t

false pretensions of the F
well understood, and justly repudiated throu
land, and that we need not fear, under God'f
the encroachments of Romish tyranny."
THE LORD'S PRAYER.—I remember on on
Site I travelling if this c3untry with a companion who

we arrived a

'lgo for yonrsel

Wont to pitch our tent, when 8 '''repvii)
nailed us. eursinm„ and swearing at ti'n
My friend who spnk
rb bespol

%_st.
burl PriLpor!
;.nar¢ _JAI"

,tr 'Ain

Par'A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

The fabric whict

Ics summit towers

worship it as a god ; but there is rottenness at its
Hunger unsatisfied, vice unrepressed, igno-
rance, misery, and despair, surge, like destroying

waves, around its decaying corner stones—waiting
only the hour when their united efforts of frenzy
shall, as surely as God's judgment destroyed the
cities of the plain, hurl down the unblessed pile
upon the heads of those by whom it was reared,
and who fondly dreamed that it would endure for
ever.

a twelve months past the ministerial scribes,
the Times and the Economist downwards,
'wen labouring to persuade the tenant farmers
he prevailing low prices of grain were excep-

that a

nd that they rxiight shortly top

!rage as would render the cultivation of the
profitable pursuit. At least fifty times they
seen assured that the lowest point had been

neithe
lie cot

; and elaborate statistics have been put
in proof of the fact. But, somehow or other,
r importers, millers, speculators, or the pub-
be convinced ; and week after week, with-

quarter, prices have continued to fall until,
first of this month. we have t

1 (par

week]

imports

from fore

lared at 365. 11.1,d

port

not to

argoes of wheat ar

venen

From every

tion al
Nord

sett not to lie in the depots of
s can

a cess
On tt
of au

kalists until more retnun

mstimp-

.ed, but to he forced at or
vhatever rates our dull markets will afford

we h
profit
prese

oes there appear any presen

,ect of such

ation of imports as will enable prices to rally

contrary, we are assn

that la!

ain still rernain on hand in Euroi

From France, upon which
ave drawn so largely for grain and flour, a
is being realised by importers even upon the

roils f

It low rates ;

for we are informed by ti

Times that wheat is at the present moment
cent. dearer in London than in Paris, flour
cent., and bread 491 ner cent. These is

supplies from the leading French mar-
country. Last week 150 grain laden

were daily arriving. There are now lying at
nth 70 large vessels laden with grain, and of

were jorewners

The whole of this nume-
tys. We learn from the

aria shipping note of th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

1 in hand t

&c., among
Sir Culling Eardley has subscribed £lOO

Teigners c

upwards of £l,OOO.
A MUSICAL BIRD.—The Lincoln Mercury Las an
account of a starling that can not only whistle tunes, but
can declare the name of the songs. His whistle over, be
"That's bonnets o' blue, my boys." Taking
t, he will continue, " Let's base the girl I left
and proceed to whistle the tune. The bird
ught, " be ready for a place in a first-

a short res
behind me

11 soon, it is

A few days since, a lady residing at Sheffield sold to an
old clothesman an' old dress for a trifling sum, and shortly
rnnflp fhp mini-wing' discovery that her co'd

nave been in the pocket of the dress when
ne resigned possession of it. The old clothesman was to
—.Leo .again, in a day or two, in order to purchase
some more off.east garments; but be has not kept his
appoint meet; anti the Sheffield police have been unable to
find him.

have called again, in a

ham, aged

lier own Con
ninn CI r.,...",i dr•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

721st ultimo, aged 22, MARY, younzest daughter of
DANIEL SOUTHERN, grocer, Church-street, St.

the 23d ultimo, aged eight rears, GEnRGIANA,
'ter of Mr. THOMAS COWEN, shipbuilder, St. James's-

On the 24th ultimo, at Iteaumaris, aged 53, Captain ►IUGH
JONES. The deceased bad been in the employ of Slessrs.
Shand. •f this town, in the West India trade, for twenty-four
years.

On the 25th ultimo, at Alcester, aged 89, Miss NANCY
FRANKLIN. The deceased kept a preparatory boarding and
day school in her native town for three quarters of a century,
having begun as a teacher at the age of fourteen, and continued
her labours until the day Previous to her dpntt. I 4,,

SILIU
that she had her coffin made thirteen years ago, and about five
weeks since she sent to the undertaker to give him orders for
her fnneral.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

gathering" ti

therer then proceeds to th

a plement was originalk

flat slab of marble being employed.,
lee of polished ea4t iron,) he rolls

'rout to a blunt point

is rolled, or. " tnarvered," in the same manner as the
front, until a peculiar pear shape is obtained, which ex-
perictee has proved to"- be the best form for glass of this

black crape, and otherwise disguised. Two of the r°° 'd'
entered the outer kitchen or north, and one of tben',o4,
dressed the inmates, saying, " I'm hard up, ando
some money ;" to which a young man of the Oau'rei'
Richard Seddon, brother-in-law to Mr. Tyrer, ref',"
" I've sixpence," but the man rejoined he would 1;0
More than that.' The other man said, " They are 100 do
at us," end ordered his companion to turn his boy"' 0t
latter of whom instantly presented and fired a pistoo),
the young man Seddon, the contents of which perfordP
both his cheeks; the same discharge inflicting a dre°eirr
wound on the forehead of an Irishman who is in
ploy of Mr. Tyrer. The pistol was charged
shot, and slugs. Whilst this was taking place.
Hurst, the servant-man. who was tinting in defence' te
struck on the head by one of the other robbers, wil'ogel
now entered, and fell to the floor, but after recovvl,4l
little, he grasped one of the villains. by the legs and 1;00:
him down. The robber called upon one of his Oittie`
nions to shoot him, to do which he hesitated, but eft tlie
he or one of the gang struck him a second. blow %
head, which inflicted a dreadful wound and render' 40;1
quite insensible. The robbers next proceeded. to 5;,,019
the female servants, front one of whom they took tlritig
faded brown cntton purse. containing some steel ettlC,
and 2s. 6d. in silver, and Is. out of her pocket, tO5( ,
with a Quantity of grocery bills from Robinson's, ° preci
verpool, and also a bunch of keys, with which titcY
tended up stairs, taking the two females with then't'oo(
unlocked the drawers of the desk. from which they
tied round with tape, coot'

• - w.
From another set of chewers they
.e 5
tr
the villains then decamped, taking with •-001
, mounted in brass and partly in steeTry
stock, which is slightly cracked and split.t. 100;
left behind them the ramrod, and also a ramrod uetioro
ing to one of their pistols (apparently, that of a hoe)
pistol), and a shepherd's cap. The floor of the
00
was covered with blood, and the young men, Seddlpir
Hurst, are in a most dangerous state. As yet there
have not been detected: '

green knitted pn
£ll in go
Ll.
fowlin
an 1.1

-piece
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

bands the F

to the

gatherer

ice, and through a hole in the
" ie dips the " nose" of the pi

IBS
a quantity of " metal" u
" gathered" depends
"metal" as to fluidity ;

de, the "working

pe into the "metal'
ne round " oathers'

pon it. The weight that can be
greatly
,upon the state of the
, the stiffer and cooler it is. the
6rcater the quantity that can be taken up at once. At the
commencement, when the furnace is very hot, three sue-
• .re generally necessary to obtain
table," but as the furnace soon
" gathered" at twice. Of course
fore a second time, the "first time" is
Allowed to stiffen and cool. A great deal of skill is . re-
quired in the " gatherer" to keep his " gatherings"
centric with the pipe, and of a regular shape-
his second and third times n*

enough

cools, the majority are
" 7alherin9

" metal," so to speat

also. irregn

' would cat

"table

d, the air. bubble

m

ided by a const

of
_the pipe, is con-

.essantly in various degrees of speed, from the
metal" until the

instant the pipe is dil
"table" is delivered cor

ing. During th
heated from the

stream of water, and th

gathere
called a

it now con
the "pies
bringing t

" marver
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

BIRD .....
BORLAND

ien of experienee.and
s fixed st TWENTY JERSEY, DAY
it those storescan be

BROWN, SHIPLEY, anal CO.
be collected at the rate of four

THE OLD LINE (

PACKETS

NEW YOltK,

2feverlMonth

11 DELIA. W. G. FURBER

1000 tons-161h 111-arch

ISAAC WEBB, T. B. CROPPER
YORKSHIRE. 1). S. SHEA MAN.. 11
ISAAC WRIGHT. E. G. Frit BE R.. 1200_101g

400 tons..l6th April
—fin-I%lov.
'Alny,

MONTEZUMA. W. DE Coucc . to
COLUMJUA.J. M. .. lie° to
MANHATTAN, E. W. PE Dv..13C5

fastened, arid corn . nded by men of Ilia
Cabin Passenae will bz. provided with
description, i the exception of Wi tic
*Bib(

Stores of every
Liquors, which

yard, if required.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
rill be collected at thcrateof four

" SWALLOW TAIL" LINE

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL

PACKET-SHIPS

Carrying ex

ALBERT GA LLATIN, DELANO
CONSTITUTION. it .41=0N.-
ASII 815 RTON. LMAM-:

NEW WORLD, Km

L. Goan(

QUERN WyefrALLET.
NEW SHIP

ajNSTANTINE,PCINTI NO

Goods will not be rec

4th and 19th of each Month

1700 tons
1500 tons

Freight et
•73tained, by application to
Jul

AGENTS IN NEW Yordr,
WILLIAMS and GUION, 40, Fulton-street

AGENTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
RICHARDSON, WATSON, and Co

Experienced SURGEONS can hare FREE CABIN PAaIASES
r any of these Packet ships.

The undermentioned
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

than in any week for several months previouSty

ht deat

muted ei;

, ..siop:ng coup...
six ; smallpox, six (of which four were after vaccination);
measles, four ; croup, three ; diarrhoea

nd dysentery,

Itheumati-ria was fatal to four females, and a
married woman at forty died from intemperance. The
mean temperature of the week was. 404 degrees, 34. de-
grecs lower than the previous week.—The tender of
Messrs. Fox, Henderson, and Co., to supply cast-iron
name-plates for streets et £lO 4s. 6d. per ton, was
accepted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

on board after Midnight of the

These splendid Ships are all of the first_(
by men of greet ex
accommo4
thorough'

ss,and commanded
;ed character. The

Dns are
.ntilated

fitted up in a ter

rior style, and

,
For Terms of Freight anti Cabin Pass
WM. BOWMAN and C0.,-Fenwict

RF.I3I3CED RATES OF FREIG
N. YORK PACK HIPS.
IEW ARRAN ' .IENT.

a of ern*" Month

JAM PS NESMITH, S. Wr
CONSTHLLATION,

3th March
~6th April.

WRlTpt ofew), T. SHIPLEY.I3OO for

will in tutu
All other G

Goods will not in future be rect.
24th of each Month.
These ships are allof the firstclass,recentlybuiltin thecity
ci New York, and for strength, beauty of model,punctuality
acid swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of
cabin accommodations, are not surpassed by any in thet rade,
and their commanders are men of great expYerience
T
For Freight and Cabin Passage only apply to
A. ALOR. and CO.
A -Messrs. HERMIT and Callow.
•eig sellto be collected in New York attire I
rate of 4 d sOcentsto thepoundaterling.

•ed after Mic

lit of the

gents in New York—

Freight h

;RATION TO THE UNITED STATES,

r~ ,'~?
c.rpK

ed:_*), HA R

N & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS. I

IA ofe-iyA month

TUSCARORA ....Capt. _
TONAWANDA • . Capt.l4l E apta
SaItIANAK.
WYONIING

TIMLE

000.. 1800. .12th M-ay

Cipt. JYCIA-u s

une. I

-- - -
ARGO ' Capt. 'Mr r. 1.3 .. —1000..1500..16th March
PY RAM I D Capt. Roar NSON . 740.. 1500.. 20th March
DEN LOMOND Capt. MOORE .... 946..1800.. 23(1 March
CUTHBERT Capt. Gni NDLAY. 914.. IWO.. 26th March
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

,
superintending. the blasting of a rock, aged 39, Captain G. R.
HUTCHINSON, R.E. lie the accident only six

,Same day, in Warwick•street, Toxteth-park, after a lingering
illness, :wed 62, SARAH, relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM
CHAM HERS, formerly of Hull.

On the 27th ultimo, in George-road, West Derby, aged 40,
JANE, wife of Mr. JAMES -

Isle of Man

ate 61 Douglas,

Same (lay, at her residence, Bedford-street, SARAH, the be-
loved wife of Mr. ROBERT LANGLEY.
On the Ist instant, in Mount-street, aged 48, Mr. CHARLES
'WOOD, late of Leek, Staffordshiee.

Same (lay, at Walton, aged 6 years and 5 months, THOMAS
WRIGHT, eldest son of Mr. T. IL WADE.
Same day, MARY JANE, infant daughter of Mr. RICHAID
TIPPErIS, of Faikner•street.

Same day, in Priory-street, Birkenhead, aged 50, MAR-
GARET, wife of JOIIN CAMPBELL, watchmaker, South
Castle street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

&c. ; and

when they first became partners. Reeves was possess.
the lease of the house in which the business was cam.
on, and Dawson brought about £BOO or £990 into the
concern. After carrying on business for some time, they
thought it would conduce to the extension of their trade
if the upper part of the house were furnished, _ and the

carried

ght ; tr

of what funds were the

corm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

oth ultimo, t
nfi

miller would have been much larger

have poured in upon us the su-
of the transatlantic harvests.

'we ask, is all this t

Where is t

of the gulf, which our leg

slaters hav

was a disputed quest•.on amongst our free
philosophers whether prices would rule in
above or below 50s. More recently their

ions were whether the cultivator was to

is arrangements upon the anticipation of

f to suspect that about

ynintom that 30s. or under will have to be
Already, under the

tied to ?

ling low

c have importel more this year than we
up to the corresponding period of last
Board of 'Trade returns
nuarv, we had imported

We learn from ti

uo to the sth of Fel

3 quart(

S of v

ieat, and

against 141,762 quarters and

,st year ; and in the reontt

,rts, as

lc it iA

k of the

was excited mainly by clergymen of the Church of Eng-
land, and that the people at large took no interest in the
matter. In vain it was represented to him that no parti-
cular class of society can produce a general uprising
among men of all ranks and degrees with us, and that
every English Protestant is impressed from his boyhood
with the necessity of resisting what is called the encroach-
ment of the Church of Rome. In vain it was explained
that the coming over of a limited number of converts was
no proof of a wide-spread defection, and that attachment
to the Established Church forms an integral part of the
loyalty of the British people. The Pope, strong in the
belief inspired by his London agents, and moved by the
con-
repeated assurances of those in whom he reposed un-
-3 i „

bounded confidence, closed his ears to toe trot..
now sc.:uses himself of having called forth an anti-Roman
Catholic demonstration.
After such an admission, we cannot but return to
our first impressions as to the course a firm English
Government might have pursued efficaciously in
this matter ; and suggest that a passing call upon
his Holiness by a British Admiral, with a ship of
the line, from which to send his card to the Vati-
can, would have saved the country a world of
trouble, and the Ministry of Lord John Russell
much humiliation. Such a step would have been
quite as dignified and as defensible as our Greek
interference in the huckstering quarrel of Don
Pacifico.

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT COURT OF
RUPTCY-YF STERDAY.

BANK.

(Before Mr. Commu!sipper YEaPY.)
IN RE R. D. REEVES AND K.H. DAwsoN.—ln this case
upts had passed their final examination, and Mr.
morning, said he had been enmcd by a cre-
_
rtific,te
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

•
g%l
t V' A
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it
?A,
7

No. 1481.1

ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB.

THOMAS LITTLEDALE, Esq., Commodore.
B. HEYWOOD JONES. Esq., Vies... Commodore.
JONATHAN GRINDROD, ~ ear-Commodore.
BALL, at the P MON IC-HALL,
ON

AT JNO. CRIPPS'

THURSDAF"EVP,NING. the 20th instant,
Mrs. LITTLEDALE, Lady Patroness.

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD.-SMOLLET

TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1851.

NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CACHMERE SHAWLS,

, 14 4 16, BOLD-STREET

[PRICI FIVEPENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

aised, by the 1

it without tool

to of b,

Oa th(

but two 13t

valley, ar

this ex ped

han thrt

3ed. wt:

d, and

formerly r
on of ordi

"-it the fertilizing m
lir,d been

g, bad

ed. api

(I,!tizned. ar

persttt

d the

s of Buono,

I without a single

r them

perstitiom

ands of the

thelwight of 20 feet.
I left Bunnoo. on the

TZ days•

ry, without an engineer

of Janulry, 184

d chiefs of Bunnoo were ordered to thr
By the end

t in th

rimercial road, 30 feet

ieen undertaken, laid

Icted, t

y police) traversed by the mereha'nt ani

nd security ; tracts of country from

ms were diverted b 5

un, and promised to crest

'es and fort

and thoty2h they guar

!ot Leidy fired.

therwh-ol

No people npon
All the old su-

Me ti) the c
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

introduction into it of British capital and en-
We suspect th4t such hope would have been

Seeley% London. The literary artic

a a happy detiveranct

pupil,

naerons idiot—ratlwr an unpromisir

zure, however, 'er'
body no sooner cell

MUSIC.

for he felt

velv polka. not

The Exhibition Quads

by Edwin F,

are strange

PATASADES MAGNETIC

1 be four

on Ills putting I toner end a north pole

t,e-

'URN FOR TUB ELGIN MARDLES

the Ia

n Isles

the fir9t th

I Athens.

was a G

" Mori

( pvramir

NUMBER OF IN

bout Word

etween 150,000 and 170.000

ction does not eont,,in I

Along with middle Men, squatters. and
id could have got rid of a few hundreds of her
alests, a portion of whose policy it. is to keep
ion in incessant turbulence. The other article
and from which we have given an extract

Messrs

des are varied and it:

P"t I Th e Dallons ; or. Roads in Life. By Charles Lever
London : Chapmrn and Hall. No. 11.

h' story increases in interest ; and in this number the
le of the dramatis personte are left in very critical Po-
,ns, from which the reader will be inclined to pray for

Arundel ; or, the Railroad of Life. By Frani.
dls- F.irlegh. Hall, Virtue, and Co.

The pr,sent number exlo,itg the hero of the story

1. Mr. Tom Bracy, as a magazine editor, is an

Reccived.—The Throe Circle, Part 20—a chenp am
;ro-presting, publication ; arid Tomlin's Help to Self-Edit
I cation—a very useful work. Fraser again withholds on

ar Polka. By Henry P. Linter. London : D'A
mine and Co., 20, Sohn-square.

hered with any a.

player ; and is likely to he a great f

(D'Al
n established fay.ur;t

n ralis,des which have helm some time un, are stronely
gnetie”l; the upper end Leing south pole, and the

A late travell

,n's Pills.'

—The numher at present de.

than 90.00
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

For BOSTON

RIO GRANDE Capt. RYAN GOO.. 12C0.. 17th March.
MEDOMAC Capt. Ricer Now in port.
MAINE?.
BLANCHARD
opt. FREEMA N Capt.BLA Nutmto7oo.. 15001600 .
C 930.. irr.ng

FOREST STATE .. Cat

'OLISTER . 831

For NEW ORLEANS
. . . Cb Pt. DOWD

HOUGHTON

787_ 1800.. immediately

re all of the firs,

These Shi

class, coppered and copper
ded by men •f experience in
nodatien for passengers, and

ihetiaCie ; afford

*ail punctually.
:lARN DEN and CO., of New York, 805 t...,
Pay particular attention to Emigrants, protect them from all
'rand and imposition, and supply every information to parties
to proceed to the Western States or other parts of

Philadek

America. ' -
Actual Outlay required to reach destination, all pa. rticulats
relative to Itiolgrution, and Bills of Exchange, securing safety
in remittance, may i.es bad by applying personally,
or by letter,
AO HARNDEN and CO.,
Emigration-ntfice, 60, Waterloo-M441 Liverpool.
General Ditto, 6, Cook-street, J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

Ihittrb 'tatty.

rile Waterloo Dear.

THE " BLACK STAR

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

lb instant.

s Arog,rimriiicket-sbip

VA):6IJA RD,

p.ZNc

or Goods.

C. GRINISHAW and CO,

,e received till M

t of the 17th instant

ADAms;t..7.l47.
D. 11. Tx AVIAN

LINE OF PACKETS,

red; well-known

OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORK,
SAILING ON TILE
ELEVENTH OF EVERY MONTH.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

tion, after leash

arrived in London, and Is about to give a series of IPctures
in the same place, and on essentially the same subject as
Father Gavozzi. Ronge, however, is not likely to (
the same interest as Father G

tatter is approximating to evangelical views on re
questions, the former has lapsed into German Neol
which is but another name for Deism. So long a_ _ ,
was regarded as a really religious reformer. he produced I
a great sensation in every part of G

but when be e

many which he
elity of Neo

Rationalism, he lost all his influence onjth

3 countr

len, and, if we mistake r

quitted Germany

,me year

go for America

me causes, we prc
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a the matter, and tl

Church and Slat

hould remain a

no inter,

ill and pleasure
they are at pre-

UESDAY

LEONARD ADDISOi
No. 4. Sr. Gitoßar

Orders for Adver
Co., Warwick-
Deacon, Ws!Ur(
Birchin-lane;
den Hammond,

calk, Fleet4treet; Lewi
hill; at the London Conn

Johnstc

ter; Haddoa
tnn I Clarke.

GRIFFITH, Hanoilt(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11

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Classed at Lloyd's A I for iourteen v ; can only take goods
by special agreement, having f fths of her cargo engaged.
—Apply to Messrs. TAYL OTTER, and Co. or to
WrEAR: & VINING.

Succeeds the above, •
The A 1 Ship ALBERT EDWARD.

Rtlstr:.-.ita.

EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.
NEW LINE OF PACKETS FROM LIVERPOOL
For PORT ADELAIDE and SYDNEY,
Landing Passer— ---nT PHILIP-

ers at Po

REDUCED FARTS

Ist Cabin, £45

~115; Intermediate,
€lO.

tinn,Pr

ipment second tonone

IT, anti CO., Livel

Itng Br:

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and egfablidted trader
)NTREAL,

Ship LORD GEORGE B

ni JAMES FARLEY

EN TINCK

AND
MONTREAL,
TAILIi)3H AN T Elt,

v men of ,great e
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nee wit

e whole ;teem
and under the inspection of the

auunittec

of Council on Education
6. That such is the opinion
character of the measure that, while on the one hand it
has received the cordial apprnval of the leading Dissenters
of all denominations, on the other, after long and n
deliberation, it is no less heartily sut.potted by the
body of clergy resident in Manchester, who, differing
widely from each other in many other respects, are oq,
this subject almost, if not quite, unanimous. -

the Pr

persua

le BCeil

the of~accr.)~btt'

NOT the

s

Secretary