The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01 00:00:00

London, 41 Charles-streets, 29
-streets, 23 High-streets, 448
93 New-streets, and 23

:ecs,

Queen-street..
Day and (Ki Night are bath fishmongers in Knares-
borough. Summer is a botch, r, and Winter sells pots.
Spring is a pedlar, and Weeks on certain days visits the
town in the capacity of a travelling tinker.
A French chemist has discovered a method for produ-
zing gas for illumination from water. Ile charges the
hydrogen from aqueous vavur strongly with carbonaceous
vapours from oil of gas-tar or any other and produces
a brilliant white light.
THE BIBLE.—The language of the authorised version
is the perfection of Enaisli, and it can never be written
gain, for the language of prose is one of the few things
in which the English have real!! degenerated. Our
tongue has lo,t its holincss.—Hartley Coleridge's Bio-
Jrraphia Borealis.

It is said to have been observed at Moscow, that two
workmen in an advanced stage of pulmonary consumption
were cured after a few months' employment in certain
chemical works. During this time they had been almost
constantly exposed to of vapours charged
with marine salt and sal-ammoniac.
The Courier de I

Lyons announces an important disco-
., art of (being. A dyer of Vienne, resident in
has found out a process for obtaining a superior
yes'.._- orange colour, by the employment of quercitton,
and with a single dip. This process dispenses with the
use of fustic, cochitie:ll, cream of tartar, and compound of
tin, which upon the common method are necessary.
it has been calculated, that the available coal beds of
;hire amount in weight to the enormous sum of
,000 tons. The total annual consumption of this
, it has ben estimated, amounts to 3,400.120 tons.
-rice it is inferred that the coal fields of Lancashire, 'at
le.present rate of consumption, vsill last 2470 years.—
gales Statistics.

Lyons

LancaA

AMERICAN BAR ELOQUENCE.—" May it pease the
Hon Court and (*Frit lemt,n of the Jurv—the defendant in
wilfully and maliciously, with all the fury of a
fiend, emerged from the wild wilderness with all the terri-
fic frenzy of a roaring lion, and, with his gigantic ,trength,
he did then and there seize my inoffensive client by the
lar—and lore his shirt ?"—American paper.
' WHAT'S IN A NAME ?"—So wrote the poet of old ;
we may judge from the following, some eccentric
duals seem to place great virtue therein :—At Old

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Widcombe church. on Sunday week, an operative of Bath
bad his chill christene I by the names of " Stephen
Breckenden Cobden --." Tli, s,rne "eccentric" has
a child named " George Samuel Roebuck Frovt .lt
NOTHING NEW.—I compare life to a litti.t wilderness.
surrounded by a high dead wall, Within this F•pace we

and walk in qui•st of ilie new and happy, fingetting
superable limits, till, with snrpri,e, we find our-
opned by the dead wall ; we turn away, and muse,
•ide. we find ourselves
ail. Whichever way we turn,

[-list the dead
ame.—FoAter.

but that may be taken with
either with the right hand of chartable

picion ; and all thi,,gs -e succeed as they are taken. To
construe an evil action wril, is but a plea,ina and profit-
able deceit fur myself; but to n isconstrue a good thing is
a terrible wrong—to tnyzelf, the action, and the author.—
Bighop Hall

—I know from experience that habit can,
in direct opposition to every conviction of the mind, and
ttle aided by the elements of temptation (such as
st pleasure, St.c ), induce a repetition of the most un-
y actions. The mind is weak where it has once
way. It is long befnre a principle restored can br-
as firm as one that has never been moved. It is as
found of a reservoir ; if this mound has

AD HABITS

whatever care has been taken to

paired

as pOS-1

e the probabi-

ia,it will be iii that Wile

Y PATRIOTS.-
an end, is he

rce of repeal, instead of corn-
Ty day with renewed merri-
lecti d ai a member of the
Maher, who was born that
" I I eredi tat y Bondsmen"
if the Great Relrevrr of Ire-
baby to " strike the blow."

ation " M

We aie afraid tl

rather scar

nes', too, t

.rit r qua

-Ince of a n, w-born infant to increase the disturbAneP.
Where was " Young I rel,nd" on the occ-.sion ? it should
'have moved Master Thomas Maher into the chair; or is
it waiting tilt its representative gives its nurse a few strik-
ing proofs of " ph% steal force ?"—Prmeh.
THE DAUCIITER OF ROSAS.—Wish the character of
General ROSUS, is Chirf of the Argentine Republic. the
readers of the puhlic journals are ►n son e degree aequain-
he is described as cruel as Nero and as terocioua and
thirs.y as Robespierre. Ills daughter appear,.
in to be deficient in these quali.

rather to improve

uy a recent traveller :—"lnis
woman seems to partake fully of all the sanguine
'gas traits of her father. She has been known to
- heads of victims as they have
in the yard, and to look upon an
cutiing of a throat. it such Can be. railed
,ton, as mere pastime. Rosas, it is well known,
nis household, after the manner of the iron•fijted
is of old, a couple of j- tern, or, as they are more

she is t

'capitAtE

pon t I

herwv,r th's young lads

I favour from her holler, she

s to Ware himself .11' all
r•i-le his beck, would ride

md with tno:•k humility present her pe.
ut the Dic:ator in

titude a

ei of ihe r

humot

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s.”—if (Ir2ss did not flu is dutinL
t resumed all its former ascendancy

larger th.n the rest

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