The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-26 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS.

The swift packet from the Brazils arrived on Sattif-
chy. By this arrival we learn that the elecdons
had
passed off without any serious disturbances. Although
apprehensions were entertained that some rupture won't'
take place at Pernambuco, up to the sailing of the packets
however, nothing had occurred. ea
Two of Admiral Brown's squadron had been cap
by the Montevideans, and a slight skirmish bad taken
place outside the walls of the city, between RiVCira and
Oribe's parties, in which the former were reported to
have been victorious. Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon
was still on shore.
Business transactions had been to a fair extent. Con-
siderable quantities of merchandise continued to be re-
ceived in anticipation of the increased duties. The base,
of coffee have been to an average amount, and the
ness in exchanges has been extensive.
Exchange closed at 253 and 251, but this conveYneee
sailing so soon after Penguin, the business transactions
for her have been of comparatively small amount. A
The lanthe arrived at Buenos Ayres, September 3tes
from Liverpool.

SPAIN.
The 317drid Gazette publishes a decree, declaring Ztl,l-
bano and his followers as traitors, and ordering the t°.`°
be shot without any trial. In consequence of recent dis.:
closures said to have been made by the Government'
Generals Ramirez, Uristizabel, and Espinoza, have been
ordered to quit the kingdom without delay.. The se%
tence on General Prim is stated by some of the Afert'o
journals to be imprisonment in a fortress in
hsoosymeevoetr.tto
Spanish possessions abroad. There seems,
be some doubt whether the sentence will be enforced to
its full extent.
During the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies
Et
the 16th a question was put to the Government, by
lioza de Togores, as to the late movement of Gene
e 7.
Zurbano. He wished, he said, to know, whether plop
measures had been adopted to put down this' insurrectionsl
demonstration, and to defeat the criminal designs Of P 3;
general. The Minister of War replied that the cbstnr
might feel perfectly tranquil on this head, for that the i
vernment were fully prepared to defend the cause a
order, and put down any attempt to assail the rights so
security of the Throne.

UNITED STATES.
The steam-ship Great Western, Captain Mathews, Sr.
rived in the mersey shortly before noon on
She left the wharf at fifteen minutes past two o'clock °.
• la
the afternoon of the 9th inst., and made this port
Ed
days 161 hours, the shortest passage she has accomplo'
during the season. She brought 31 passengers.
The Great Western spoke the Boston mail steam-SLIP
Caledonia on the afternoon of the 21st inst., in lat.sl°`ll.
30 min. W., long. 12 deg. 18 min. W. in
The contest for president has been virtually decided e
favour of Mr. Polk. It is true, complete returns has
not yet been received from one-half the States, but Ws°
that have been received are from States that give tb..
greatest number of votes and deemed the most doubtful,
New York, Pensylvania, and Virginia, have all returned
electors favourable to Mr. Polk by very small majorities'
On the result of these States depended the success of tbe
democratic candidate. ;red
The first steam-vessel ever despatched from the Tin
..-a
bad
sailed for any parts beyond the Cape of Good Hope
sailed from New York on the 4th. It was the steam Pro"
peller Midas.
Severe frosts and snow are said to have been exl),e`,
enced in different parts of the United States at the ou'i
of the past month. In Canada, also, we have tidings°
the near approach of winter.
exchange
Money was abundant, the demand for foreign exc
active, and shipments were about to be made to BurnPe'
The Great Western is said to have brought half a million
of dollars. The quotation on London was 110 to lit
Saturday;
Stocks had fallen—a result of the elections, it is given uu
Freights were active, with a disposition to advaqed:
Tobacco, per hogshead, 30s. to 355. ; naval stores, 2g•
to 3s. ; measurement goods, per ton, 305.; heavy ditto,
355. ; ashes, 255. to 30s. ; beef, per 3041 h., ss. to 53. °
Seamen's wages bad advanced generally from one to tbree.
dollars, and the rate to Europe, with small stores, l'ia°
15 dollars per month.
In Canada the Governor-General is succeeding gl°,rij
ously. 42 conservatives are elected, 23 radicals, 30'14
doubtful. This leaves 10 more returns to come in, "
which a fair proportion are sure to be conservatives.

It is probable that the dinner to Sir H. Pottinger Will
take place on the 17th December.
The progress of the eclipse of the moon agreed closely
with the calculations, as already published.
The French, by the latest accounts, seem trying vibe!
debauchery and vice can do to confirm their ill-Otte:
plwer in Tahiti, in vain. The Tahitians in crowds bane
retired to the hills, arid are resolved to be neither cor-
rupted nor subdued. At home, it is finally arranged that
Mr. Pritchard does not return to the consulate of Tabi.ti:
but in lieu thereof Lord Aberdeen has. offered to apPoiP"
him British consul in a neighbouring island. The gentle-
man appointed, or to be appointed Mr. Pritchard's suc-
cessor, is said to be a Roman Catholic. This sounds in" .'
credible, yet we are assured, upon most credible autbe•
rity, that it is a fact; if so, Lord Aberdeen, it is presurn-
able, was ignorant of the religious opinions of his protege
But whether or not, if the gentleman in question be a Ro
monist, public steps, it is clear, must be instantly taken
to prevent his going out to Tahiti as British consul. The
notion of a Romanist consul giving proper protection to
Protestant missionaries in that island, is preposterout-
The cause of all that has happened there is the resistano°
Romanist error has given to Protestant truth ; and for
England to'semi to Tahiti a Romanist 'consul is to abstv
don her missionaries andlhe Tahitians also.—Joias Bull.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.—Wind S.E. Ight.
A RRlVEo.—Livingston, from Cajcutta—Camilla, Knowles,
from Vastizza— Enterprise, from Smyrna—Enrequita, Paris,
from Denia—Aristides, Stabb, from Antwerp—Thomas Batters-
by, from Ichaboe—and James Calder, Webb, from Charleston.
SAILED.-1 VO, Meneck, for Trieste—Lanark, Frith, for BO'
bile—Patriot, Cuthbertson, for Naples—Ann Dingwell, Loney,
for St. Thomas—Queen, Leary, for Ichaboe—Jamaica, Gibson,
for Jamaica—and Constantinople, Young, for Leghorn.

th
Edward Bowstead, from China to London, was spoken 15
Nov. in lat. 45 N, long. 26 W ; Mobile, from Penang to LOU'
don, 14th Oct. in lat. 2N, long. 26 W, by the Livingston. ,
Fanny Peat, Welsh, hence to Danzic, was totally wrecked
lath instant, on the north side of the Isle of Skye; crew store

Mary Winch, hence at Monte Video id 53 days
at Rl°
Peruvian, Pitkethly, and Camoena, Christie, hence
Janeiro
Serafin ; Horacio, and Neuvc Ramoncitc, hence at 110.84:v.
Centunan, Galle, from Sierra Leone, at Cove. On ist,;tuts
in lat. 23 20, spoke the Duke of Wellington, hence to Halu
Peruvian, Cole, from Ichaboe, at Crookhaven
Fame, Brew, hence for Dordt, at Kingstown Oct' I.°
Jessamine, Miller, hence to Ichaboe, was spoken 2nd 10.17
lat, 17, long. 27. Ullswater, hence to Lima, 24th Oct. instant,
5, long. 32 W; Indian Queen, hence to Demerata,23rd
off the Smalls
Lived t.°
WARREN POINT, Nov. 23.—The Orissa, (from d
Bombay,) having discharged all her cargo here, procoun, re•
morning for the Clyde, in ballast, to undergo the neceSsrgo
pairs, after which she will return here, and reload her
for Bombay.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov.2s'too
Despite all- the writing and talking about Cotton bcintron
low, done with an evident intent to get a speculative Ill° of,
it, it is down, and seems inclined to go lower and 10one
perhaps beyond any previous point in the memory of an,,Ydiate
in the trade. Consumers merely purchase for their jinn:loer
wants, and it is well known many of them are working ',.000
several months contracts. The daily demand averages ;log
bales, which is done in so quiet a way as to cause a very at
I its
and inanimate feeling in the market. The stock is now ,tate
lowest, as the imports coming and to come will in .*
keep it up.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov. rig
Our Butter market is absolutely wild; prices have incanrsfiC
up since our last 5s per cwt. The consumption is larger tO3B
have known it upon any previous occasion at this time 0. ha,"
ost
year. Pickled Butter is fully 6s per cwt. higher; but w.e ..rejf
remark that this extreme state of excitement has en'ivri‘
checked the export demand for the present. Beef and
edl
very steady both in price and demand. Bacon is overlook
but prices are much as lately quoted.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 25'08
We have had a large supply of Beasts at market to daY'npli
sUr .
greatest portion of second rate and inferior quality. The ce 0
of Sheep has been small, which were all sold at an adva°,6ll9,
price. Anything good, either Waits or Sheep were 010
sought after, and sold readily at an advance in price. '"
4id to sid ; Mutton 5d to 6d.

LKET, NOVEMBER 25'
L PRODUCE.

NORTH HAY MA
AG RICULTUR
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old 2!:lb OII ® 1 Potatoes, ag 90Ib. 110
new
1
Clover, new .... OS 1 0 Short-tops
Green ditto .. 00— 0 0 Pink-eyes
Straw, Wheal... 0 4 0 5 Cattle
Oat 0 4 0 5 Turnips, 14 --2 ,
. ton 20 0 330
Barley -

s. d.

S. 4'

TIDE TABLE.
___----
Tuesdaywcd nes. 22 6 7 11 0
1 4 5 1
028 166 3 2
DAYS. MRN. EVN. HEIGHT HOL.r.>.
---------
0,
Mars rises sh 5E0501'
-
Thurs... 25 045 1 2 15 11 Length of daY 7P6D 80
Friday.. 29 lig 136 15 5 Length of night '
Saturday 30 154 212 14 8 St. Andrew.
Sunday. 1 231 253 13 11 Advent Sunday 00.
Monday. 2 316 340 13 1 Venus rises 411

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1844•

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THlSSecond Week of Mr. MARBLE.
present TUESDAY EVENING, the 26th inst.
Will be peformed the Comedy of
CHARLES THE SECOND.
King Charles . Mr. C. Pitt.
Copp.. .
Rochester.. . • .. Mr. Hield. 1 Edward.... Mr. J. Reeves
....
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After which, the Farce of
YANKEE LAND.

Zacbariah

... - Mr. Marble.
To conclue w
DON CiESARd DEith BAZAN.
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Stage Director.... Mr. LLOYDS.

MISS CHRISTIANA WELLER begs respectfully
to announce, that, being about to remove to Lon Will take leave of her kind Friends and Patrons
cit Liverpool in a

FAREWELL CONCERT,
AT THE
ROYAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, GT. GEORGE
S TEET
On MONDAY NEXT, the .
2d DECEMBER,
on which occasion she will have the honour of performing
the ing
SELECTIONS FROMfollow HER PIANO-FORTE
RECITLS
which were so flatteringly received gat her Majesty's Con-
L'lmitation, cert-rooms: London, last season .
from " 141 Valse" eber. l,°. 6, Book 111. of the Lieder Ohne W orte—MWendelshon.
Tie celebrated Prayer Movement, from
Moorses in Egypt," and an Impromptu}
enThalber. 0 •
f d'etud
Grand Fanme tasia one an Irish Air. • Cianchettini.
Two Compositions of her own, (first time in
tLiverpool,) and with her Sister, Miss
isTNnd lA. Due NCEY WELLER, Clementini's
3e
_ in C major, arranged by her-
It tor two
Concert. Piano-fortes, expressly for
The following eminent Artistes have kindly undertaken to
sustain the Vocal portion of the Concert :
„sr., W H ITNALL •
ROSE JOSEPH,
ST. FELIX,
(from the Philharmonic Theatre of Milan,) and
R. H. VINCENT LEWIS,
whoM
Doors will bwill preside at the Piano-forte.
,
Ce gill
at a Quarter-past Seven and the
In timecEncert commence at Eight o'clock precisely, terminating
for Tickets Half-past Ten
the
each
may
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Galleryhouses ; and of Mr. J. R.
sAAc, Castle.—, 2s.

AIRS. NVA.RE will give her READINGS ON THE
tTnio ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC, at the
28th 11-rooms, Slater-street, on THURSDAY next, the
Mrs. WARE will also offer a few Hints on the Training
of Children
ranta
IVIr w •
ARE will play a Capriccio on the Violin, and a
sia on the Piano forte.
TTo
ickets : R comeservedmence
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of the Room, o'clock.
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each; to be had of Mr. AY ' Body
ES at the Bankruptcy Court,
and of Mr. and Mrs. WARE,R 13, Stafford-street.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY ANNUAL
Fr" EXHIBION.
EXHIBITION of PAI ITNTINGS by MODERN
ARTISTS is NOW OPEN, DAILY, at the EXHI-
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--°"is, OLD POST-OFFICE-PLACE, CHURCH-
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zind
illumi in
na th
ted bye Eveni
as.
ng from Seven until Ten, Brilliantly
G
Admission, Is. • Catalogue, Is. ; Season Ticket, ss.
On Saturdays. the Exhibition will Close at Dusk.
JAMES T. EGIANGTON, Secretary.

-1 mLANDSEER'S PICTURE OF " SHOEING."
R. GRUNDY has much pleasure in announcing,
brated thl
Pa he has obtained permission for the above cele-
CTURE to remain on
PRIVATE VIEW.
DURING THIS "WEER, IN HIS ROOMS.
Admission by Card.
Parties desirous of possessing fine early Proofs of the
forthcoming splendid Engraving from this Picture, are
requested to forward their names, as early as possible, to
Mr. GRUNDY, in order that they may be duly registered
in the general list, as the Impressions will be delivered
strictly in accordance with the priority of subscription.
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EXHIBITION OF FIRST-CLASS PAINTINGS.
THE VIRGIN and CHILD, by MURILLO; and THE
DELUGE, by ACOSTINO CARACCI Two Grand
Works ; with fine Examples of the following Masters :
BRONZINO, SASSOFERRATO, SALVATOR ROSA, ALBERT
DURER, TITIAN, VANDYCK, ALBANO, CLAUDE, CANA-
LETTI, GUARD!, COLLINS, R.A., ANDREWS, JOHN
WOOTTON, PANNINI, S. BOTTICELLI, S. FRANCK, are
NOW ,in the PORTICO, Newington,OPEN for a FEW DAYS only, from
Ten till Four ; and, in the Evening, (Mondays excepted,)
from Seven to Ten Brilliantly Illuminated with Gas.
One Shilling,Catalogues included.

R
ONE WEEK MORE.
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ONE HUNDRED
eminent Masters,
ing Party b ' genuine WORKS, of the most
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dael ,y " Salutation,
;" Landscapes, by " Ruys-
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Marie Antoinette, h '44 M donna del Gatto.
Spanish, Boys, by " Murillo ;"
by "Da • , Y, Greuze the a ,
1.,
memo : Interior with S nlight, by ' De Hooge ,
the Virgin and Child, b ' " Guiduo," 84c ,
(ON SALE,) at LACEY'SY Rooms, .100' Bold-street.
EXHIBITING
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THELICENSED VICTUALLERS' ANNUAL BALL.
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_ ANNUAL CHARITY informed,
of the LICENSED
,y,ICTUALLERS' SOCIETY will take place, at the
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s-uu TO
-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 27th No-
vember instant.

LADY PATRONESSES. The Countess of Sefton and Lady Stanley.
PATRONS.
The Worshipful the Mayor.
The Earl of Sefton.
The Right Hon. Lord Stanley.
Lord Viscount Sandon, M.P.
Sir Howard Douglas, Bait., M.P.
William Entwisle, Esq., M.P.
Peter Greenall, Esq., M.P.
James Aspinall, Esq.
TRUSTEES.

James Brancher, Esq.
Robert Woodward, Esq.
hn Robe Bent, Esq.
rt Jones, Esq.

Mr. P. Eastwood.
Mr. R. Bryden.
Mr. Henry Morris.
Mr. T. Clarke.
COMMITTEE.
Mr. S. W. May, Kent-street, Chairman.
Mr. H. Smith, Christian-street.
Mr. James Hamer, ‘A illiamson-square.
Mr. William Peppitt, Dale-street.
Mr. Thomas Hughes, Cable-street.
Mr. R. Ashworth, Cockspur-street.
Mr. Thomas Dodd, Cunliffe-street.
Mr. John Owens, Hotham-street.
Mr. Thomas Naylor, Byrom-street.
Mr. J Belshaw, Great George-placa.
Mr. George Entwistle, Limekiln-lane.
Mr. T. Atkinson, Upper Warwick-street.
Mr. Lawrence Livesey, Vauxhall-road.
uo Mr. Thomas Wakefield, Prescot-street.
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HE Ts
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paid
the.
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...,Ct'-:sI's,S.TIA.L POLISHING. POWDER
roli,bi
hitherto used for
Perior to any other composition .
I3rit'a
Brass,
n.g Gold, Silver, Plate Glass, German Silver, _
t_
free -nrnia, ',lid all other compound metals ; it iserfecrely.
movet :?In all acid or mercurial preparation, and
dn will
a lUtr'ne Peculiar tinge from German Silver, rt _
spvaerr.t
kln er an!l brilliancy equal to that of the purcs Sil
ountiearllo
g Uniform and Livery Ruttons, Crests, and
irn Prov 48 for Harness, &c., it will be found an infinite
~,„a etnent to any other composition ever yet used:km
teTesnufactured and Sold Wholesale b J. H. Conti
cutTeost res
by - Paw, 9, Tithebarn-street, Liverpool; and retailed
Pectable Jewellers, Druggists, Ironmongers,
arid PARK,
&c., in packages, ls. each ; also by
noon
ARA, Wholesale Agents, Fishgate-hill, London.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF SAVING MONEY!

No man, we confess,
Would e'cr wish to do less,
Than to save upon every occasion;
If we point out the way,
It is clear as the day,
They will hearken to Truth and Persuasion.
Yes, yes. it is clear enough that, after all the doctrines
extant : yet " SAVING MONEY" is decidedly the wisest
and the best ; and did the generality of mankind but prac-
tise it themselves, and recommend it to others, there
would be a different aspect of affairs throughout the
world. For instance, if we only take CLOTHING as a
criterion, and examine the exorbitant charges that are ge-
nerally made for it, we cannot but exclaim, " Saving is
indeed most indi•pensable .7 1" Now, we warrant to say
that the Public, by attending to the instructions we give,
may save at least one-half of the money that they actually
pay for Clothing alone ; and if the money thus saved was
devoted to other wants incidental to all Families, we vouch
for it that it would be the greatest and most effective re-
form ever vet chronicled in the pages of history.

So li,ten, and you'll soon discern
Useful knowledge here to learn ;
'Twill save you money—and you'll find

A satisfactiOn in your mind.
For instance, when next you want Clothing, go at once
to the ESTABLISHMENT of B. HYAM, 63, Lou D-STREET,
LIVERPOOL; inspect his Stock of CLOTHING, which
is the largest in the World, and you will find, by purcha-
sing there, that you absolutely get the very best of Cloth-
ing, and equal to the West End Londbn Houses, at just
one-half the expense. Now this fact must convince every
one of
THE PHILOSOPHY OF SAVING MONEY ! !