The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

The CHANCELLOR had thought it right to state that he
had received such letters, as they would necessarily be-
come matters of consideration in making out the case.
Mr. MONK said the offer was mane that they should be
read. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins objected, as they were the
productions of an angry man smarting under a sense of
wrong. These were not the hasty effusions of the moment,
but were perfected in the calm privacy of his own chamber
under influences which ought to have rendered them tem-
perate productions, after he (Mr. Ramshay) had been
subjected to one inquiry before his lordship, and when he
was about to be subjected to another. Whilst this inquiry
had been going forward, how frequently had the learned
sergeant requested Mr. Ramshay not to interpose ; and on
one occasion he said he had advised him to take a horse
and ride into the country. Was not that a very strong
manifestation on the part of Mr. Sergeant Wilkins of his
opinion as to the client he was defending ? Mr. Monk
said he would not, at that advanced hour, trouble his
lordship with a peroration, and he had now only to thank
his lordship for the kind consideration he had shown.
The speech of the learned advocate occupied rather more
than three hours in delivery, and it was understood that
it was limited in order that Lord Carlisle might proceed to
London the same evening.
After a few words from Mr. SOWLER, who thanked his
lordship on behalf of his learned friends and himself for
the courtesy and kindness extended to them by his
lordship,

The 'CHANCELLOR said, I only think it necessary to
state th t I shall feel very anxious to communicate my
decision with as little delay as is consistent with its very
high importance. I also wish to take this opportunity of
returning my very marked thanks to the authorities of
the place for the arrangements they have made for our
accommodation. I had occasion to say just now that I
had no power to enforce order, but I am sure that I have
been made to feel that there has been nothing wanting to
promote either convenience or decorum during this in-
quiry. It would be merely superfluous for me to add
anything else, or for me to express my sense of the con-
summate diligence and ability with which this case, on
both sides, has been presented to us.
The inquiry, after eight days' full investigation, then
terminated its sittings about half past three o'clock.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.—Her Majesty, accompanied by
his royal highness Prince Albert, visited the Crystal Palace
on Tuesday morning, and from the galleries surveyed
with interest the changes that have taken place since her
last inspection. Little more than a month has elapsed in
the interval, yet how great has been the alteration ! On
the 12th of October the crystal fountain still glistened in
the centre of the immense edifice, filled with every con-
ceivable illustration of nature's wealth and man's ingenu-
ity. The industrial systems of every civilized country in
the world were there represented, and each class of pro-
duct had its appropriate arrangement. The nave was
crowded with the chief trophies of the peaceful arts, and,
wherever the eye turned, it rested upon the evidences of
the world's civilization. Now all is change. The crowds
are departed—curiosity is at an end. The vast interior
has either been cleared out or is in progress of dilapida-
tion. Mountains of packing cases occupy the site of the
chief triumphs of the Exhibtion, and exhibitors, hasten-
ing to be gone, " stand not upon the order of their
going."—Times.

&hipping iin:elligriirt.
TUESDAY, Nov. 11.—Wind N.N.E.

ARRIVED.—Camana, Smith, from Arica—lntrepid, Laidley,
Cumberland, N.S.—Jessie, Newfoundland—Geraldine, Wake-
ham, Callao—Elisa, Trapani, Palermo—Sovrano, Alexandria—
Brothers, Lewis, Leghorn—Jessie Amelia, Simm, Archangel.
SAILED.—Mary Pleasants, Decan, for Philadelphia—Moses
Wheeler, King, and Coquimbo, Graham, Boston—Armidas,
Hughes, New Orleans—Snowdon, Walker, Savannah—Sabrian,
Rudolf, Lima—Risk, Wemyss, La Guayra—Sandford, Callan,
Calcutta—Hannibal, Jones, Gibraltar—Parga, Sanders, Corfu
—Amphitrite, Deswelgh, Ostend—Melanira, Lobb, and Spirit,
Pinches, Naples—Robert Preston, Francis, Cadiz—Victory,
Jassell, St. Michael's—Prima Doana, Bevan, Nantes.

Kitty Cordes, Hannah, hence at Mobile.
Themis, Leighton, hence at St. John, N.B,
Lucy, Wright, hence at Galatz.
Genova (s s), Cumming, hence at Genoa.
Georges, Kent, hence at St. Malo.
Gannet (s a), hence at Helvoet.

RHYL, Nov. 10.—The Harvest Home, Griffith, from Port
Madoc, bound to Runcorn, with slates, has been totally lost on
Conway Bar : crew saved.

BRISTOL, Nov. Io.—The Demerara, new West India steamer,
in going down the river to-day, grounded below the St. Vincent
Rocks, and lies across the river, completely blocking it up,
with her back broken and sides collapsed.
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, Oct. 20.—The Ringdove, Christie,
of Sunderland, was wrecked at Bay St. Lawrence, near Cape
Nerth, 14th Oct.: part of the materials saved.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 12.—Wind N.N.W

ARRIVED.—NiIe (s s), Rodger, from Alexandria—Brothers,
Lewis, Leghorn—Forest State, Pollister, New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Atlantic (s), West, for New York—Alice Wilson,
Coward; Conqueror, Leitch; and Living Age. Snow, New
Orleans—Athens, Chase, Mobile—Xarifn, Reynolds, Barbados
—Roderick Dim, Reid, Savannah—Challenger, Elliot, Ancona
—Pastorita, Portuonda, Havana—Albatross (s s), O'Reilly, and
Alberdina, Deddes, Rotterdam—Clontarf, Harrison, Calcutta
—Triton, Davies, Genoa—Speculation, Matter, Leghorn.

Zunisa Abbina, hence at Barcelona.
Lubiniega, sailed from Tarragona for this port 31st Oct.
Marguerite, Le Merle, hence at Nantes.
Pommer, Witt, hence at Swinemunde.
Flora, Priest, hence at Fayal.
Isabel, Griffith, hence, and Denison, from London, both at
Antigua.
Edward, Smidt, hence at La Guayra.
Lancaster, Allen, hence at Demerara.
Daring, Milligan, hence at Puerto Cabello.
Cicely, Pack, hence at Rio Hache.
Mary Ismay, and Middleton, both hence at Vera Cruz.
Melita, Debarro, sailed from Smyrna for this port 25th Oct.
Romulus, Clarkson, hence at Constantinople.
Sisters, Knowles, hence at Constantinople, and cleared for
Kertch.
Boadicea, Evans, hence at Malta.
Surprise, from Canton, off Brighton.
Astrologer (s s), from Constantinople at Malta, and sailed
for this port Ist instant.
Dagger sailed from Jamaica 2d Oct., and Freeman 14th, both
for this port.
_ _

Nora,-Cloi-d, from Patras, and Iraclis, Pappacanachi, from
Constantinople, both at Falmouth.
Theodosia, Ross, hence, and Walton, Stanton, from Realijo,
both at Punta Arenas.

Matilda, Hick, cleared at Demerara 10th Oct., and Mary
Ellen sailed, both for this port.
Fanny? Kite, heace at Barbadoes, and sailed 9th Oct. for
St. Domingo. _ _

Prince Albert; Meridian, Haines; and Janes, Greaves, all
hance at Barbadoes.
Hyperion, Bing; Queen of the West, Tregarthen ; Choice,
Ogier ; an& Bosphorus, Gibson, all hence at Iftenos Ayres.