The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

uffielent to prevent c
ited amou

present

Warrant any extension of make, or any expectation of

early improvement in price

ward tendency, unremunerative. It is stated that the
most expensive descriptions of iron, for Birmingham
orders, are being delivered here at £8 per ton, and the
lowest at about five guineas net. A report has been very
general that an advance of 2s. 6d. per ton on pig-iron has
been established, but we are assured both by buyers and
-sell Pr. Wl-

that it is without foundation ..,ether any im-
provement will be obtained at the commencement of the
ensuing quarter will depend upon the prospects of the
winter trade, which at present are considered
irticularly as far as the quantities of manu-
-ported are concerned ; although the latest
United States are not at all encouraging.
shown by the manufacturers to go
irse in obtaining supplies of pig-iron.

favourable, p.

3sition is cc

heir nsr

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lave to

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by the regatta in

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your readers credi

s, which apparently

feast. Pigs

ad been root,

lv nail

ontaining the

—from
Lnd the

together—an
ins of a child
placed on the

10 shallow grave was scooped to

unfortunate

To thi

The feelings o

k such a grave-yard,

within t

ee or four hundred yards of an earl's mansion,
)n the borders of the town, inhabited by respectable and
ufluential individuals, could for a moment exist in such a

Christian neglect, reflects lasting disgrace on
—Commenting upon this dreadful narrative is
unnecessary. One remark, however, may be hazarded—
the much-abused "Saxon" is guiltless of the unnatural
neglect of the dead here described.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN AND MIDLAND.—
Herapath' Journal contradicts the rumour of these rail-
about to amalgamate ; but it is said that the
effect of Mr. Gladstone's award will be to unite these
lines in a much more intimate alliance.

ways bei

A report has been made to the Canadian parliament in
favour of deepening the St. Lawrence river. It states that
for ten or fifteen thousand pounds the navigation might

be, opened so fsr as to permit a v'ssel to descend from
Lake Ontario to the sea with 10,000 barrels of flour.
The old Wesleyan school and estate at Kingswood, near
Bristol, has been sold by auction for £1,430. This place

has many endearing assoc
'Wesleyan Society, because

itions to the members of the
it was the scene of the labours
of the Rev. John Wesley, who planted with his own hand
many of the trees which are now growing there.
A Macduff fisherman informs us that on Saturday morn-
ing, when off Port Gordon, his boat was followed some
we by a shark„ which greedily devoured the herrings
monster, according to

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Lord am

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to Lord Ellesmere

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half of wh

bout 'sixteen feet in

with their young

after which he will pro-

here he will be pre-

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the royal family that
Lie Princess Helena,

Berkely Drumt.Tlond

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, MONDAY NIGHT

other diffi

Wes are

spoken of in tlic

mercantile world—among them, houses connected with
the lonian trade are stated to be in jeopardy. The real
circumstances will probably_ transpire during the day.

visitors to-day 60,599. and cash taken £2993 10s. 6d.
PARIS, Sunday.—No news. Fives 91 35.
HANIBuRun, SEPT. 12TH.—The Austrian loan had

SPAIN.—The committee on the budget met daily.
It is stated that M. Boraio would leave for London, to
make the necessary arrangements for the conversion of

be public deb

'an Journal of the Gth instant
)ne, in the secret consistory held on

allocation, erected three metropolitan churches, eighteen
cathedrals, and a bishopric. The Opinionne of Turin, of
the 11th instant, announces that. the authors of the vio-

lent articles

published in the Trieste and French jourr

against the Hon. Mr. Gladstone and Lord Palme;ston, in
defence of the King of Naples, were known. These
authors were Caesar Paliti and the minister Fortunalo.

NAPLES.—A lawyer, named Corti, had been, arrested at
Salerno for baying accepted the defence of an accused
political. The measure frightened the other lawyers, and
the poor prisoners remained defenceless to the inexorable
judiciary officers.
RUSSIA•—This year's harvest is bad in every kind of
grain, but particularly in rye.

TATTERSALL'S, YESTERDAY.
No betting this evening.
_ DONCASTER CUP ENTRIES—MoNDAv

Maid of Masham, Trickstress, Vatican, The Ban, Exeter,
Nancy, Languish (colt), True Blue, Hungerford, Cossack,
Paquetta, Antigone, Mrs. Birch, Calculator, Hernandez,
Aphrodite, Confessor, Newminster, Lough Bawn, Black Doc-
tor, Hothorpe, Lamartine, and Goliah.

I LONDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS
CLOSING PRICES.

;--YESTERDAT

account, 932 *; intro money, 95g- ; tree anti Quar-
ter per Cent. shut ; Exchequer Bibs, 44 7. Foreign Stock : Mexi-
cans, 264 a; Spanish Actives, 20 *; Ditto Threes, 36a 7; Ditto
Passives, 4i sa. Railway Shares : London Stock, 112 a ; Ditto
Quarters. la I pm. ; Midland Stock, 43} 2; Ditto Halves, 20
19a dis ; North Staffordshire, 104 dis. ; South Eastern and

. ,
Dover, 1811; Ambergate, Nottingham, and Eastern Junction,
4 4.-; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 24i si; Cale-
donian, 1011; Eastern Counties, 511; Great Northern, 151.3;
Great Western, 753 63 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 503 3 ; Do.
Fifths, 983 dis. ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 90 1;
York, Newcastle, and Berwick Preference, 33 3 dis. ; York and
North Midland, 173 3; Ditto Preference, 13 3 dis. Consols
weak and no improvement in prices. Railway shares also

weaker, with the exception of LeeOs stock ; and although some
stocks are scarce, Midlands and Great Northerns particularly,
there is a cessation in selling, and the market exhibits no signs

Ile account was easil

Foreign market dul

Mexicans much lowei

there *a
idinnast

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKE'L

TESTERDAY.
ms:—Manches

LEEDS STOCK EXCH

LONDON CORN

South Eastern, 181 for ac

lARKET
English Wh

We Haw•

YESTERDAY.
eat to-day of the r

at a decline of is. to 2s. per qr. for t
Wheat. Flour was very dull, at the
nd quit(

English Barley vl
arrivals of Qats,

2s. to 4

ARRIVAL
Qrs.

&airs.' bp 2tirttoa.

SELECT PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, BY
OLD AND MODERN MASTERS
HOS. WINSTANLEI

and SONS.

iVI are directed to SELL by AUCTION, .0-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at their new
Gallery, in Church-street,

nd select Collection of PAINTINGS, the

)perty of

1 rernoved.f

In the C- OLLECTION will be found, amongst the Old Masters,
Cupid, an_ackowledged fine Picture, by Guido;

the Sleeping

a unaractenstic Head
Youth, by Gerrado Dt

View in Venice, duardi ; Weod andsa'pe, 'De Hel
with Specimens of Teniers, olinaer, Ostade, Niefs,
Goyen, Breughel, Elsheimer anderneer, &c.

Sir Prancis Bonrgeo' , Welsh- Scenery, with 'Cattle. S. Wit
lion:son; The Ch Pit, an excellent specimen of Ibbetson ,
The Strada No tans, by Wilson ; A Moonlight, by Pether,

R.A.; the Head of BaCchante, a beautiful Work of Patten;
View on the Wye, by Watt; The Goatherd's Evening Horn, b)
Havell; an Historical Subject, by S. A. Hart : C ,ntenaolating

the Tines, by W.
Walton, &c.

Kidd; and others by Towne, Parkei-, Aids

A feir Drawings, in Water-colours, by Fielding, Pidgeon,
Eglington, Salmon, and others.
The Collection will be en view THIS DAY, (Tuesday,)the 16th
instant, at the Gallery, Church-street, and Catalogues had.

FURNITURE, &c., CATHERINE STREET

MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS
will SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the 18th
instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, 59, Ca-
therine-street,

The useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, powerful-toned
Six-and-a-Half Octave Horizontal Grand Piano-forte, by
Broadwood andSons,in Mahogany Case, Six-and-Three-quarter
Octave Piccolo Piano-forte, by Rudd and Co., in Rosewood
Case, Double-action Pedal Harp, by Ryan, in Satinwood Case,
fine-toned Violoncello, Plateof Glass, 50 inches by 40, in elegant
Gilt Frame, Modern Engravings, handsomely Framed and
Glazed, Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers, Eight-day Clock, by
Moncas, Books, and other Effects, the Property of a Gentleman
removing to Birkenhead.

The DRAWING•IIO6M and PA RLOURS contain aCircular Rose-
wood Loo Table, Ditto Framed Sofa and Easy Chair, Mahogany
Sideboard, Cabinet, Secretaire, Pair of Card-Tables, Elliptic
T.nn and Pam 1 irnlrn flit In Q.+ ea nll

Ditto, Canterbury Music Stand, B els Carpets, Rugs, Win-
dow Curtains, Fenders, Fire-ii , &c.
The CHAMBERS contain r-post and Iron Bedsteads, Fea-
Beds, Hair Matress, Ma ,gany Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers,
Dressing Table and W stands, Toilet Glasses, Painted Chebts
of Drawers, Chair enetian Carpets, &c.
The useful Kit en Requisites.

Catalogues42ey be had on the'Premises, and• at Messrs. Tito:
WiNsTAN Y and SoNs' Office, Church-street, Liverpool.

By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,

street, in Liverpool,
A PIECE of LAND, on the north-west side of a ne'
road, called Ash-grove, leading out of the highroad froi
iverpool to Wavertree, and being about 50(1-vtrdz beyond 0

railwtiy bridge. The Land conta3lptiigee yards to
front, and twenty-three yards in de , and is about twent3
yards from the Wavertree-road,And, also. Two Snmi-detm

iced the Lin 4 so tistoleit'veTni

Property'

s Copyhold Of Inheritance of the Manor (
ject to a rent only of not more than Is. a ye;

FURNITURE, &

lOSI
tn, AUCTION,