The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02 00:00:00

Her star is not set, tho' thick clouds gather o'er it,
And murky the pestilent vapours arise; .
The breeze now is vrhisp'ring, and quickly before it
Those shadows shall vanish that darken the skies.
Her star is not set, tho' bediin'd is its lustre—
'Tis but hid'by the mists that assemble in vain;
Nor long.and her foes, tho' a while they may,bluster,
Shall view it resplenden4 shining again.
Time day is at hand when our forefathers sunder'd
The fetters of Rome, which had bound them too long;
Nor quail'd at the curses her proud prelate thuuder'd,
lu the struggle of freedom invincibly strong. •
Remember the flames where our ancestors perish'd—
Remember the blood that her martyrs once shed:
Let the day of their triumph for ever be cherish'd,
Nor England forget how they battled and bled.
Away with the wretch who can meanly surrender
The prize that his fathers so manfully won;
Who, leagued with her fues,.can profess to defend her— '
Can plunder her altars, and boast him her son.
Ye have marked the cold sneer of the dark unbeliever—
Ye have heard the loud boasts of the bigots of Itome-7
Ye have felt the false love of the friendly deceiver:—
The standard unfurl,,for the spoilers are come!
Awake, men of England! Oolong have ye slumber'd;
Arise as one man, lo! the day draweth nigh!
Let the slaves of the Vatican, b'affied, outnumbeed,
Hear your loud hymn of jubilee startle the sky.

From AIOaTALITY, A Poast, SUNG IN SOLITUDg." By
Thomas Cambria Jones, Esq.
Laud, laud-to Hire who gave delicious sight,
That I may, warned by thee, thou marv'llous sphere
Of the good Spirit's glory, wisdom, light,
Behold thy face, as now thou (lost appear !
I could bow down in adoration here,
And proffer prayers to thee—thou art so bright—
So like a palace of the Infinite—
So like the Omnipotent in all thy ways—
Walking unchanging through the boundless clime
Companionless—with unexhausted rays,
Blessing the earth; whilst all things lade away,
Thou, god-like, goest on with mighty Time,
Ucalter'd in tby lustre—
Spring of day—
And universal visible sublime !
The idol yet of millions! Mystery,
Whose birth no intellect can date—whose fall
Is desolation to existence—
Thee
I could adore in love continual.
0 I have often wished that I could go
And live within thy realm of warmth and glow,
Transfigued to a beam of the tine fire,
That the Most Holy ray'd thee with, when He
Bade night and chaos from thy face retire,
And angel minds gazed on thy brilliancy,
Then sung their loud rejoicings unto Him,
Wlio said, " Arise, 0 Light !"
The primal one,
Who saw thee moving through the peaceful heavens,
When this roared earth a matchless Eden shone,
Must have been fill'd with pleasuance, and given
His feelings in the hymn of cherubim.
The spirit now of man is low and dim;
It keepeth not communion with the High;
In lust and appetite its days roll on,
A stranger to the liner sympathy
That strengthens it to blend in unison
With the good ways of Providence, and rise
Above all common dust to God's sublimities.
The lovely bow 's thy child, that, in the hour
For musing, bends o'er the descending show'r,
Well known to us, a gentle messenger,
Sent after storm to calm our faithless fear.
'Pun the proud hiving, and the lowly dead,
With equal warmth thy golden streams are shed.
Adieu! thou goest—thousands lit by thee
Never again thy pleasing light shall see;
Yet thou wilt rise o'er mountain, wild, and river,
And they shall rise—when thou has set for ever.

LONDON GAZDT7'E.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 29.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

James Watson, Leeds, brewer.
William Burn, Uxbridge, Middlesex, grocer.
BANKRUPTS.
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William Seamen, Tottenham. 0 urt-rciad, Middlesex, leather-seller.
William ley, Isleworth, Middlesex, linen-draper.
George Maggs, Bristol, linen-draper.
Francis Howe, Margate, Kent, hotel-keeper.
Thomas Nabb, Manchester, auctioneer.
James Lorymer, Bristol, corn-factor.
George Nicholson, Rotherham, Yorkshire, grocer.
DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 22, J. and F. Lapar, Leeds, merchants, at three, at the office
of Mr. T. Davenport, solicitor, Liverpool—Oct. 23, T. Hollins, Man-
chester, merchant, at twelve, at the office of J. and G, Crump, collet •
tors, Liverpool—Oct. 22, J. G. James, London, winc-merchant—Oct.
22, J. Willis, Lond'on, victualler—Nov. 28, C. Selley, Gloucester, inn-
keeper—Oct. 20, IL Gillett, Duffield, Derbyshire, hrickmaker—Oct.
20. T. Young, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer—Oct. 24, T. Allison,
Manchester, warehouseman—Oet. 21, T. Barlow, Pendleton, Lanca-
shire, calico-printer.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before
• the 20th day of October.

G. Lockwood, Liverpool, merchant—W. 'Wilson, Liverpool, mer-
chant—T. llingston, Bristol, cabinet-malcer—W. Ellis, Portsea, tim-
ber-merchant—.l. Evans, Lad-lane, London, warehouseman.

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS

WILLIAM WADE, • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. MOM
Rooms, at grocer, second meeting, at the Clarendon
'TRAVERS ADAMSON, commission-agent, second meeting, at the
Clarendon Rooms, at'
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
ROBERT JAMES WEsyrina, of Belfast, merchant, first meeting,
at the Clarendon Rooms, at

2

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8.
JOHN KIRKMAN and ROBERT HowNsitsan, anerehants, final
dividend, at the Clarendon Rooms, at
GEORGE LILLIE and Joni.; l'ArrEssoN, special meeting, at the
Clarondon Rooms, 'it