The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-03 00:00:00

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THEATRlCALS.—Notwithstanding the absenc„.o00
Star, the performances at the Liver Theatre c0,'3",14,
,
and are upon the whole, well conducted. 11455•F1
of The Four Sisters, that agreeable actress ' oft
the Heroine of the piece, assumes four charabiC
which, she so captivates her lover, as to indecfleir,
successively each of his mistresses, although .t
the same person. Perhaps we might be of h's
suspect that she has the knack of captivatingfi°
The charmed lover of the four Sisters was 1‘"-%10T
the part of Mr. Beauchamp. This gentleinau
At
to be speaking against time, his words flowing
torrent, as to make the greater part of thonlijil,
Were the House of Commons his stage, as t`eitY
to sense, and as time is an object in that The,%092„
would be an excellence, but on a more respee"'d,
an abomination that ought not to be tolerate.4.l
Whim, MR. RAYMOND played the part of lia"-r,
Irish Tinker, as if he were every inch a tinker's 5
on the subject of Theatricals, we have to exP'ilepo,
at hearing that Mns. HARDING, who has bee° 00
benefit at the Sans Pareil, is about to take °

and we wish her every success.
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LIVERPOOL is highly probable that
from the Merchants to the Postmaster General': Vid
ed in a day or two through the hands of 01
Magistrate, requesting that the Liverpool 10,"elster,i
corresponding accelaration with the Mattel oft
tractors see no difficulty in bringing the Lun"°011:
Liverpool by half-past tour o'ciocki and it
in the Chief OffiCets of the General Post-office „VP,
is every disposition to facilitate the convenienclibi
every possible way, and that the application :10
as soon as made. This mode of accelerating,
great advantage over the suggested plan of brioll'thes
bag via Manchester, that the letters from a do.,
line of road would .be delivered too.ether With t berfi
at hbouta quarter past five, insteaeof one part
an hour after the other.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—Loss OF Tilsrecellf
LivkiirooL.—A most dreadful account was f,
agent to Lloyd's, at Rio Janeiro this morni,geo
the Hibernia, 'Bread, from Liverpool to 1:4„e_10.04
which was burnt on her voyage out. This 1"1 et
on board '2.32 souls, of which were eighty
and fifty children,, all passengers emigrating•ci so
pears originated in the s.pirit-roorm.and spree• tit
a small quantity of provisions could be save" 'of tr
eighty of the souls on board. This remnant .00s,
passengers, after enduring the greatest VriviLti6.
up on the sth of Feb. hy. the -` Lotus' all"
carried into Rio Janeiro. The following arcoe ita
survivors, which «e give for the relief oftbN'cro.„
terest in the fate of the hapless passengers-- 0r9,.
mander, James Geddes, second mate, Nirrn* oiolo.
James Jevile, M.D., Peter Sinclair, esq., le°,/
esq., Mrs. Ridley,. widow, Mrs. Watson
chi.drem John ISvrue, George Meazan,
trick Donelly, Thomas Horam, George 13ast J
and two children, Patrick Conoily and %cl,Vot,
• Henry Pairner; George Howard, Thomas r"„" let
Nathaniel Hartley, Wm, Hartley,l3ll),v-i.1071
Moulton, widow, Mrs. Edward Matthew,
James, James .M`Quade, Samuel Beau, lj
Geltan, Henry Duggan, James islahony, 'la 0
and James _Davis, all seamen ; also Isabe;vlo
Smith, Elizabeth Bunker, Elizabeth 0.1111,0 i
'zabeth.Woodg, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs.,_Ptlool
children ; Thomas Graham, James Easolle,JAj,
John Murphy, Peter Dee, James Sly and„tharuti
Timothy Moorarty, Henry Gillis, Henry "'iar',,,ltt•
Broornhall, and Wm. Brooinhail, both 01414
being lost on the wreck, Henry Taylor, the
Atkinson, James Campbell, wife and 1.01,;illial".
Perry Robert Holmes, Wm. Ray, John Nir
Cheat' Wm. :gaup, James Tennant, George ,)
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Edwin Giaham. Os
SIIOaKINO ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY • de- ,
a dreadful occurrence took place, whereby' at7oo,
prime. of life, health, and spo its, was in a at, tot,/
his friends and connections, and numbered
deceased vas a respectable surgeon, rcsidglfslty
and in the prosecution of his professional dutaljisg,
pass along that part of, the turnpike road le pee t
to Wigan, where the railway from those Po/
same. He Was on horseback, and at the
the road at this particular point, a train 05,
longing to Thomas Legh, Esq., of LY°.',e!„,s
(not drawn) by its engine along the rakit'o,7,
From sonic Cause ..:Which we are unable to e,%,,1iP,"
nate • gentleman came in contact with the e„ bet',
was thrown- down, and the consequence 10401)
engineer was not aware of the occurrence a',llo,,'"il
of ten or twelve waggons and the engine babe rod
discovered the hapless gentleman lying o°,l
lifeless ; and the- body of his hors; litera"%eo
parts. The engine was stopped as instal-10,V
and every.attention.renclered, but the gett"
few moments: • re;
Mr. BORTIIVVICK, AND SLAVERY.—e 0 bse*
hof
count in the-Newcastle Journal, that Mr.l3,°,q,ietitil
champion of the Colonial Interests, is "c..„Aavi
lectures at Newcastle-on-Tyne, on the state -yr 0
slave population of the British West Indies. „crep
Mr. Borthwick was assailed fiercely by thuscet`he
"immediate". abolition, reckless alike °li the
home country, the ruin of the planters, all'briego4
tion which premature manumission worud• s2o'
themselves.- At the head of Mr. Borthwa,
Mr. Fenwick, an attorney, who has reee,vd:,"„tr,
the
of Agent of the. Greenwich lialett'itj'•
the new" Whig arrangements," with resP toad'
and which will ,cause a considerable defasa woo,
originally appropriated to the support of o,a,r,t,
tars. This Mr. Fenwick ought to know t", -,of
satellites for "immediate" and "unconditaboedt,',,
he is urging for, a measure of wrong and (5 OrriO4
creasing the difficulties of his patron, I,°c,,jAitif
wick, We learn, has..made a strung inlPrlite
great numbers having been convinced of eisa,
nninediate abolitionby his unanswerable a
mentary testimony. • otea.;•
.4 review of the nuinber =of r°P t steizerit
House for the first three days of the pres"for v /`
firm the preValent idea:that employment' lade° it
is relatively decreasing,•as-out of 36 shifts
are. British and only 13 are fozeign.
, JAPTNI
ALNWICK FREEIHEIC.-011 Mart:',lol-id”,'
teen were made .free of the borough of I',Aroot, °tit
quated and singular ceremony of "yoiag 001,
is called. The Well is a large stagnant33o,ce4
of.the common, about font. miles from orsyrePot
aspirants, dressed in white, fancifully de,eir,
like a troop of mountebanks at a statute 'acog°oo!
with the franchise after having plunged tbr e
at the risk of suffocation. This ridiculous f 0101004
unnoticed in the three successive grants la °Oll/,
the De Veseys to the biligesses and als°ttreli,
cords relating to.the boro,ngli, it rests e,11,,, ri
custom, having its origin probably 11,4;40
some semi-barbarous patron in a rade 'es"
1 observed, it is considered not to formar.tl
tuent part of the freedom of the boroug°'

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ERRATUM.—In an article in our last liti%V
man and his numming top, the Wad `` V
• • ofpilges. This is important !

• Burro. o„ Jo'.
•
On Friday the 10th ultn, D
Eaton-place,
Evart, Esq..M.P., of a daughter. ,(1,
tistV
WlArtrt ftstr of
On Wednesday the let inst.. at St. Jor:Atet
Rev. J. Jones, q'tiomas, second son of Aie2,lfttig'
Bank, near Edinburgh, to Helen, second V' 11
t,
stone, Esq., of this town. (more
On Thursday, 18th ult., at the Old Rpl
Hon. and Bev. Horace Powys,. Rector, "; .e.
niece of W. Heath, Esq., all of the same PT:,
Same day, at St. l‘fary's Church, I.aue's per 05:,t,/
M.A., Vicar, Mr. William Holme,
bah,- second daughter of Mrs. Jackson,

PIED' t, 41
On the 3qh ult., at her house, Grove-s',,
Same day, after a long and painful illtul,rft,
son of Mr. Williatn Winstaulev, ntiller.,`eoo•
Same. day, John Newby Squires, sorb f lufo
Squires, Walton-lodge. 80$'
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Palethorpe,
G y,
thorpe, of Everton, and daughter of I\lr •
ham.

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