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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

lenly, in the 29th year of:his
PALMER, son of Richard

.ner a protracted ittneaa,
His lordship's death p 1

Iscount ALFORD,

vs in nxintn-
ie, onr.p(ighbour Sir Edward Cust

low, succeeded to the vast estates of the Earl of Bridg,
his grand uncle, on condition that he obtained a Ma
or Dukedom of Bridgewater,•with which the nroneri

,Id then have nt.— failing in which his estate's were to
at hisdeath to the Egerton; but.meartwhile he was to have
enjoyment of a considerable portion of the revenues, fun
er augmected by bequests from the late Countess of Bridg•e-
ater. Hellas left a son of eight years old to succeed to the
.arldom at 'the death of his father, who is,now upwards of 70.
Lord Alfordts demise and the cowcequent family troubles will
doubtless .cause the duties of the master of tbe.ceremonies f-

le time to.come to be performed by-Sir E.-Cuat';
mel Cornwall, whose allowance of the mineratof

or
assistant,

in of the anti-ch.

amount,c

6s. Bd. per

Lord Alford was under forty years.of age
i the 34 instant, in Murray-street, ANN FOULKES, eldest
Otter of the late Mr. THOMAS WALPOLE, of this town.
me day, in St. Paul's-square, Birmingham, theßav,. RANN
NEDY.

the 4th instant. aged.r„ ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of
ate CHARLES BlRD,.watchniaker, of Soho.atreet.
ne day, in London, Sir J, WILLOUGHBY GORDON,
lel of the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers, and Quarter-Master,
ral to the Forces. The de,

,Sed oficer liad be
commission being

eoldier
b dated Oct.

le day, deeply regretted, aged 30., Mr. THOMAS PALMER
BETH, eldest son of the late Holland Hesketh, Eaci.
the sth instant, suddenly, at her residence, Church-
t, Egerton, ELIZABETH, relict of .ttie late Mr. JOHN
LES, of this town.
_avit......ll=lllllllemenmenswp

MANCHESTER STATE OF TRAM

SAILED

and also by the discoiery that

as been less animation in the market during the Corkscrew.,.Ponliit
stoned in the first instance by the advance in the
=ant by the Bank of England, won Tuesday con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

'arious disorderly

le conflict between the
At Lenwape there

have been serious disturbances, the " reformed' havi
endeavoured to exclude the regularly appointed preach
from the pulpit. Various assaults

were c

. .
services interrupted, the preachers assaulte
'and burnt in effigy. Informations were la
offenders, but dismissed by the maeistrati

gainst the

,e peace
rn in its

pent its
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

duction of this c

erally into our room

the interiors of
TODIN

SUBSTANCES.—
M. Cliatin of a

,t enter

'e or less
as. Wine

appear to con
abounds in water cresse
dine than water, milk richer in th
ich in this rest

Eggs contain a lar

for patients whc
iodine. In cast
of food might be

diately behind the part depiCted

from back to front, pl&

removed pitch a pie
thinned with water,

ce of a

ge, cau

made

some pressure. will

" miracle !

refer in pu

bring no blushes into thy cheek:
Bath, last week, Lord Ashley

the fact t

beautiful sl

record

. -
of dress I have preserved for gala
be so properly a gala day as w
with my kindhearted conatitnen

this it will sem.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

believe

imagir:

Thn they

the fiel

! it was only the t

Out darted the gentleman from t
led J., and there, in the
the mud—for there had t

NlCl3.—One afternoon J. told

se, the shouts

studio, an(

ge adjoining fiel

a heavy t

upon him, it tore
d, it dragged him
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ip again, and careering round
id dog, Else wild beasts. J.

dog could not
.nri *Art a inn.

;once of

(deed, his frigid determination is remar

g anecdote rer

a in the cc

; and ti

g one of those
me asiA

, which had a s

but a o

I am obnoxi

e pretence to cu

I prom

one of the hex

tection

scribable indiena
ooked quietly on and smiled. Wha
11 murder. Bu

; and a ye

ossibly injure hirr
th their frightful

that of wounds,

ful. These fierce

iry as security against r(
em; ti

are two at

have noticed nothing very ferocious abou
this mode of training dogs is not at all un
ch the trade I should think not particularl
Dickens's " Household Words."

DUEL WITH D'ESTERRE.—
thr.Ay called fear;
Let those

er that he most

as then the

afire of

ted an un-

[o accompanied

C) a distant portion
ht coverinz of snow.

a per&

party. and
I shall not

Treland at a

lered it a duty

gainst such unprovoked
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Time hang:

n more
ceived the

) frequent as
Density h

nictk, our
—and accord-
lness and in-

arranged his plans, and weighed every
ning or early on Friday morn-
*l-3m out. He first attempted
of a ladder, which it is as-
_
ut being unable to

field, in Which was a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

day of
It. Neoti

1. Frecklitc

CLARATION OF DID'
ittingharn, Liverpool,
the pound. any Wed

BA NKRLT PTS,
c).td, provision

e Liverpool Distr
is, Liverpool ; official assigr

is Merry-iventher

Cochrar

Ipswicl

d Harr

CERTI FI CAT'

a cause be a

A. Bear

FICATE GRANT}

OF CREDITORS I

Pri tebar
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

their dissatisfaction at
The latest

finding succetsor.
December. DENS e,,
'.128 12 9 The Tim e

I tamely and heavily I

the market for Sugar during the past MANCHEST
of the demand having London Qua,
-msurn ption having ctAnabiret 26'

year concur in representing the lac

) better than quote from tt

lessrs. T

and H. I
"At the
ward shoe

lale and C

Market ope

York. I community, in particular, expre
its late undignified and factious condu

the highest and lowest value rumour was that the mmis...y,
',ear, on some of the prin. I would probably retain office, owing to tht,
lessors. The Fives were done to-da,
MARK AND THE DUCHIES.—HAMDDRGH,
9 ``qrrespendent st4tostbsA it is thnught

4g j; jj be facilitated by the protests of Austria
24 15 0 intention to adhere to the Federal Diet ol
23 17 6 1846.

that it

ST BETTING

if 7th Septe

,rt 5,000 bales
en 25,000 bales. CHESTER Cup.—Rbeaus, 30 to I ; WalMow(
t 455. cash for mixed num- man, Won't-you come-out-to-night, and Zadoc
is f.o.b. at Glasgow, 465. DERBY.—Newminster, 13 to 1 ; Lamartine,
more per ton, for 3 months foot, Balsamo, Tear-away colt, 5* to 1.

TATTE RSA LOS MOND

ER CLOSING PRICES.—YEsT

trters, 3 12-16; Manchester, She
f ; No. 1 Ditto, 11; South East
; Stock, 561, 56; Chester and Bill'

)ON MONEY AND SIFIARE MARK

lay, and rather recovered from its languid appearim
ey stock found a ready market at the annexed q►
general tone at close is flat owing to the tins
e French Cahinet, Railway Shares opened loci

Consols Accounts,
s, large and small,
, 123 4; do. Quart

difficulty of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

been given for

weeks the arr
in favor of a 1:

mingo at 13c to 17ic, and 75 cases Florida at 20c to

ABSTRACT OF THE LOG OF THE AMERICA.
Dec. 25 -Wind, S.W. Detained at Boston, by non arrival of

nd, W. ; course, r
68 14 W. At 230

42 n N

:eived Canada in,

, course, various ; off Sambro. At 3 5
ved at the wharf, Halifax ; at 5 30 p.m., proceeded

led to sea ; moderate winds
-Wind. N

Vind, W. ; course, N

, course, E.; off Cape Race. At noon,
W., dis. 5 leagues; head winds and sea.
Wind, N.W. ; course, N. 86 E.; dis., 212 miles;
lon., 48 07 W. Hard gale, with snow and sleet.
Wind, W. ; course, N. 71 E.;nd he dis.,a 2
vy 46 miles; l
suualls, wiatth.,

5912 W

45 7 N. ; lon
)ec. 29—Wind, }

47 47 N

—•-
Jan. I—Wind, NAV.; coury

Frequents
Wind, various; course,
.N. 82 1

25' N. ; lon., 2'

Wind, S.V. ; course

find, tarion

N. 77 E

Course, IC: 87 E. ; dis., 364 mile
Squally weather and heavy se

ind, S.W.; course, various
p.m., passed R.M.S. Asia

Vinyl, E.S.E. ; course, various. At
arrived in River Mersey at 2 15 p.m.

A. Mr. Houghton, of Ogden, New York, is said to have
rented a machine for was'Ang dishes.
An American paper describes a self-rocking cradle,
Ind up in the same manner as a clock.

THE AUTHORSHIP OF JUNIUS.—Tho American jour-
nals have set up a claim for this honour on behalf of
General Lee, and as;eit that he had privately avowed

14Agovit to be the author.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

1 An Abstract of t

I Britain, in the

I 1850, and sth

Decrease ther

1 Customs

Property I
Pt

I Crown Lands.. I

Total ordi
Reveal,
China Mon

Inlprest &other

Re,
Adva

.yments of

Total Income .14
Deduct decreas.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Omen'llanv.

The number of iron furnaces in blast, In Scotland,
Last month was 165, against 114 in December, 1849.
Primroses were last week gathered in a hedge-row, at
Richmond, North Yorkshire.

Sir Richard Bulkeley has been appointed Lord-Lieu-
tenant of the county of Carnarvon.

Duke of Newcastle remains without the slightest

hope of recovery.
Eler Majesty has granted pensions of £lOO a.year each
to Mrs. Belzoni, the aged widow of the:celebrated travel-
ler, and to Mr. Poole, author of Paul Pry.
On Thursday, Dr. Milroy, Dr. Gavin, and Dr. Laid-
law started for the West Indies, having volunteered for
" cholera service."

The increase in the number of ships arrived at Bristol
last year is more than 60 per cent. over that of 1847, and
of tonnage about 35 per cent.
The Marquess of Bute's Trustees have made a reduction
of twenty per cent. to the Glamorganshire tenantry of the
Bute estate.

FOREIGN BRICKS .—The American ship Argonaut,
which has lately arrived from China with a cargo of tea,
had also on board the large number of 35,000 bricks.
An elderly lady. Mrs. Donaldson, residing in Nile-
street, Bishop-Wearrnouth, had her arm broken last week
by accidentally treading upon a piece of orange peel.
About £3OO have been collected in pence from the
working people in Macclesfield towards the formation of a
public park.
ry Some Labuan coals have been brought to England from

Singapore,

are to be t

at Woolwich, in order
' use may be known.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

half of th

and Glasgow,

rid Exet6r

South Australia

emigrants for t

loaded gun in his

hand, and when he saw, as he
the man blackened, he presented the gun at his
aster-in-law and fired, and lodged the contents of it be-

tween her shoulders. She died at once. There was
inquest held, and the verdict returned was manslaug
against Michael Haugh, deceased's brother-in-law."
IticultAsE OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC.-1I appears from a
qtropmpnt in Heranath'.9 Journal that the increase in the

efic returns on the following railways during the second
year 1850 was follows :—Midland, 21 per
Great Western,
" • Caledonir

41 per
, 64-;

London and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

renewal of enk

LIHNTS, r

H. H. BAINBE

CTORS of the ROYAL BANK of
'mite with the Deed of Set
,gent, declared the payment NTEREST on -
FttENCE SHARES fortb year endir-

LIVERPOOL inConfi

the 10th

t. CHAFFEr

Bank of liverpol,lsi

)L BOROUGH BANE
NTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND.
CTO RS. of the T. TVP

Twz
THR DIRT

1 BOROUGH WICK GIVE NOTR.
't TORS, that they hereby declare a Half-ye,
Cent. per Annum,-0n the 8.
y, and that such end will -be
afterlV SDAY, the 15th Jar
WI L L IA M

ie rate of Six per. f
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

t trans.

lands re
n stock

—lt is in contetn-
fable or bronze in

year was 837

were 66

)st warm breezes we

—The perfor-
d by crowded

compa

iy, appear

cached was

the contrar
nharvpd

nd asked fc

e pave-

adding that he had

i accounting for tho

,ocket by

,0 button of
out of Mr.

ner,

,Id take

be prisoner w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

tinitrb a"tatro,

Loading 'berth south side TVaterleeDiek,

THE• " BLACK STAR" LINE OF /PACKETS,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK,

Will sail punctually on the I4ih ittstant,

le first-class American Packet-ship

AMERICA,

:opper-fastened and coppered; sails re-

conveyanceica-goods is not excelled

C. GRIMSHAW and CO,

the la

in can have a Free Passage
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

to next year

to the enigma y

•qaperity, r

way property fo

Wnscn and Co. represent

sound state, and report't

the manufacturing dirt

e not off

firma

ra.ses can he I

p n.portion of

marks on tl
Hol

in-the circular of Me

llinshead,

are r:enertit

.r,ywhere

in • 'yea considerably:;. so
vale
.of
„Ich„,c‘..a,!ser sort of spirimrm

so, thR
.n place

_ ensuz 'ar are or a wanl
*e e b
l', thereing nothingye apparently likely to artless it 'bean insaricient supply of the
' -bundant, and the rate of interest
it the regular trade of the coon-

"I by undue speculatioi

e crop they estimate at 2,100.000 to
rms. Banmann and Wrarreh, Glagow, ref.
f the prospects of the trade of that port. In
goods, especially, business h'is been
the Cotton manufactures Messrs.

2,200,000 1

fas

I "Greenli

ow, of Manchester, report'

ty ever remember to 'have known at this

, • • ••
int an exception bigliet:inSn at• the end0 ofp liCer
No-
ier rates than those now ruling would have fol.
tie operation of the Bank ineasure, which will
eck any upward movement, and abridge trans-
doption with a view•to, correct the exchanges,
ffect also of checking speculation in the produce

lactive power of the district is now again with .no
,ption in full exercise; consequently affording full
to the oGeratives; a gratify►ng fact at all times,
ticularly so during thistieason of the sear. itiis
to notice that during the whole of the year, and
;the condition of many, conongst all oar producers
►ly of moment has teen announced."

Barbour and Brother. of Manchester, also
he market as having been greatly improved
at month by better litivices from China, and
,pectively) for tliolome trade. Stocks•orl
,r goods were extremeiy light, and some not-to
d.-at all in quantities.

POLICE INTELITGENCE,

ne of t

meetin

more z app

and of 'ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Nosy, remember what I say

s having forc

Lily on the

—The bla,

3 irnmen

is the fla

n .the young of the

DTI of t

I Wild Fowl

in a le
I foun,

e a single

door in scarlet

with only one i

came i

lo side light

members of the Council,

want to

to do I

While

10 per annum of tithes

yen was ready in her ' do

So Sir Georze Grey

towed, and then c

ary roon

am not, my antagonis,

me int

Don placed on the

t may have
is conflict."

ground at,

ving a case of pis-

hen they chose_ after a given

nself by n

king a

lily to his Roman Cath-

liewhat theatric-

his bosom

They fired

D'Rsterre

"Curran and his

headed gu

11 (larus

haunts.
nrds, as well as

!arca a delicacy, a

rye of this
£5O to

:1 a rent of from a.,
11

)f the gUileiy at Scoulton, in
Lubbock, who says that " the

breed occupies a great
are indeed in myriads

;offer them to

Om the fact
0,000 eggs.
300. Parts

destruction of grubs

e late Right Rev.W

(I Man, gave the follow

s daughter,
n Buckina-

'rived. There

)ors were

I passed on from one

artments,

ed into a very beautiftil picture-
nk nearly one hundred and fifty feet

ng was divided
re and aisles of

we found ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

unworthy of us
that we need not

stobe

These should be

\V e
go far i

We find -13

II orsfa

,entleman of enlarged and Jibe
the great questions of the day.
t3erry Horafall could be induced to waive his own
nal . 'dings, and the Conservative party would
1 nd true to themselves, Liverpool would

views up:
If Mr. Thom

flat I,

se its proper
come to by Parliament, as to the
non which this great empire shall,

lIEN the

fluence in the

exerci

nester Guardian volunteers a

at any individual, or body of individuals, who
iot acknowledge his assumed infallibility, and
.er with him in opinion upon a particular sub-
.t, he is a little in the habit of indulging in mis-
:presentations. On Saturday last, in an article
apon the subject of the change which is taking
place in the relative values of gold and silver, he
—nmences with the following remarks :

...1., •...
" If the popular currency doctors of the Birmingham or
Liverpool school have any clear perception of the doc-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

s ruling a

which a rec

10s. to £7 12s. 6d

t arrangement of Lloyd's entitles to

commanded t

have been neglected, a

,tind that a great objection exists
and finish of these vessels
(ward Island 11(

year,

a dem

'our to six

a ready se
A 1 shit

abe-ut in proportic

ers, b

of this

The ships launched

is a good I

,nd paddle, suitable for
s. Tonge, Curry, and

200 to GOO or 700. The number of steamers is
from 28 to 40 tons, and from 150 to 200 tons.

itrance of Corunna in tow of
On Wednesday an Orange li

9, ranging 1

of Liverpool, wa,

thieves

ge was opened at S

extern Ha

Five o
HAI

s.--Besides the ancient superstition attached to

crossing of the path by one of these animals, there is
) a belief that the running of one along the street or
Els fire to some house in tho
rnd Queries.
en were engaged at King's

mainway of a

On Saturday. as some

on the

,y,. and the
riously in-

vat Northern Railway, in raising
rder, one of the legs of the " sheers" gave r

We find that we were mistaken
young lady's age to be 16. We
t more than 14 years old. Her
euth, therefore, quite explodes the insinuation
e have not hesitated broadly to make as to the

an iron

stand that

The arts of the Romanist
this moment to making

young persons. A recent instance,
which has been circulated in the papers, is the apostacy

priests are speci
nroselytes of ye

Lord Nigel Kennedy, brother to the Marquis of Aiisa,
1 stated to be a boy 12 years of age.—Exeter Gazelle.
yes the following fatal result

On Christmas night, near Ki
sed herself in man's elothes,ani

t Haugh dre
cened her fa

went to her fatl

Her brother-in-law was
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

On inquir

I could not help wishing that a large number of the Irish
rs for a little while.—Earl of

might co
Carlisle's

Examiner
that in Si

nee to LOrd

pbell's assertion
rcely tell whether he is
" I think Lord Campbell labours

1.30,
me lb

I horrified br
tion the ger

;ake; you wil

INING IN 31
; heard a tree

O'CoN

a man,

hat.l am really mar-

lIIS ne
ted no

and her three maiden
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Lde of very fine

TABLE LINENS, I tNEN MEETINGS,

Ivite attention to his Stock of

Y. B. begl also t

BLANKETS,

NTERPANES, QUILTS, AND PLAIN
GOODS.

every description

60 and 62, OLDELALL-STRgET

STANDARD
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. 1

AND

D J>--T- 5 0 N

A CE
PUBLISHERS OF THB LIVEB,FIJOL STANDARD

WHOLESALE AND RAIL STATIONERS

ACCOUNT BOOK Mjk4IT.RS ANTI PRINT

Have in Stock, aEd Manufacture to order,

LEDGERS

COPYING BOOKS, BILL BooKS, k WASTE BOOKS;

Lisbon
Bronte
PAPERS, Marsala
Cape
Front the Mills of Whatman, J. R. Jones, and other approved Sparkling Champagt
Sunerior

IN EVERY:VARIETY
.0Y STYLE

Makers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

amiately dis

While a train was proceeding along
th^ Lancaster and
Carlisle Railway, between Lowgill and Te.i.,,ay, on Tues-
day week, the engine-driver, whose name was Hether-
ington, left the engine in charge of the stoker, and
scrambled over the tender into the luggage van for the
purpose of speaking to the guard. In ends
return, he missed his hold, and fell with his legs acru-
the rail, when the train passed over him, and inflicted
such severe injuries that he died shortly afterwards.

!avouring to

POLITICAL MISCELLANY.

Lord John Russell will give his first parliamentary din-
ner on the 15th instant.

Lord John Russell has received an invitation to Wind-
sor Castle for Wednesday.

Mr. R. Bromley's death has created a vacancy in the
representation of South Nottinghamshire.

'The Times, apparently from authority, states that the
window duty will be repealed next session, and that the
duty on paper will be considered.

f resigning

his seat for Maidstone, Fector Laurie, Esq., banker, of
Dover, has consented to be put in nomination- -
Although a period of four weeks has yet to elapse be-
fore the assembling of Parliament, the Ministerial leader
in the House of Lords has, thus early forwarded his cir-
cular earnestly requesting the attendance at the opening
of the session of the Irish Peers who support the policy of
the present Government.
The appointment of Sir James Emerson Tennant to
the Governorship of St. Helena is a practical and unmis-
takeable censure on Lord Torrington, who had at the
eleventh hour endeavoured to exonerate himself from
censure by throwing all the blame of his maladministra-
tion of Ceylon on the Secretary. It shows that Sir J.
Emerson Tennant's vindication of himself was conclusive,
or a man of opposite politics to the Cabinet would not
have been so rewarded.

keep up the price of corn and support the great trace of
the country have been abolished " for the good of the
people," are the laws which were not intended to enhance

of money, but which have had that effect, to be
)od of the fundholder, the mortgagee,
t ? The great interest of the English
r interest. The large and small land-
the farmer, the manufacturer, all the industrial
the labourer and the operative, have to pay with
.oduce, or with the labour of their hands, the in-
If the enormous public and private indebtedness
heir fathers incurred. It is just that they should
pay what was borrowed ; it is not just that they should
pay much more than was borrowed. All the vituperative
epithets hurled by the Times at Mr. Muntz might with
It is the 7Nmes which

the vai

retained f

and the capitall;
people is a debt,

holder,

er of the Jew

justice be applied to that _
stands forward in the ehara
to demand from the productiv
sums advanced by him, the lender

_ lender,
s of England that
he shape of cannon

own pap

)th, revolving pistols, paving stones, or his
cible side of every possible
-.flab, bound in folio

question during t

he unwary borrower in hard
h, taking advantage of the
3n a heavy pound
lad seizing the " unfortu.
exclaims, " Pay me that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

le remnneratt,
dicial influenc

Such an outl,

the incomes o

any part

otton Trade

time is

st be effec

£1 by " the

drain of specie,

.ailway

ners, merchants, and traders in o

S REVENUE OF LI

the Custon

t taverpoo
le of the las

received this quer

.rter of

I being £38,798. This clef

October,

The rev

ise of the most rigi

ri and extend that prodigious capital which

a the t

'lure of Great 13

ie of the countr

zfrom former years," the Gua

'ady repaired ;" and, with

It is almost incredible that such foil
s paraded before our fl

'aces, and th

ch in 1847

lations but mill-

found to exist in the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

Sappho, Easton. from I

and from Point Indio 7th Nov
nd Cherokee

was this ,year again a serious mistake, as respects the 27th October for London
of cotton, which, on taking stock for the annual return, Left the following WOW
discovered had been underestimated some 70,080 bales: Liverpool—Z.lllf
.

'eedingly mscrew
y the brokers the

on entertained b

We have

Ant werp—nyperion,
—Chorister, tor Plvg

" - '"' i".awa' J ~.'J'''' ''' doubt, with care, these errors may be obviated, and, to this 1 land—Frisk; tor Ilciston—and J W Dar
be kept in view in laying duties upon imports is admitted end, a more frequent stocktaking would greatly conduce. } left the following in port, deetinati'
to be revenue. It is equally well established as the policy Since Tuesday we have had further accounts from America, re- I Lady Mona—Ann-29th Mc.'
and duty of the government, to discriminate in the levy- I presenting an advance in cotton, and also from India with fa. Stranger—and Lancashire Witch.
ing of duties, so as without falling below the necessary I
vourable advices. The consequence has been a better inquiry, Queen of the Tyne, Clark, from Rio Ja..
amount of revenue to give the greatest encouragement and the market closes exceedingly firm as regards prices, both I sailed Bth Nov. in company. with the Arg
popsiblo to all the induatrial purniti of Our own people." . oatevelboyettliz:.nd yard, which, indeed, has been a characteristic of 1 Video. Left the following British vessels'
;quick .Dh 4 and 2.%),2:-.,ra, Air 1,01113^-

n
Sir A Jac]
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ever, bound over the partie

towards the conference preach

retrospect of the

the connexion :—`'
than has befallen t

past year, thus alludes to the s
We cannot anticipate anything

e to bring

us publications more rancorous, meetin

more redoubtable

ngth ; misrepresentation

exhausted its materials,
e themes; all the

and can Only ring changes on the same
arts of agitation have been called fortl
they have done, our assailants cannot c

'se than

On the othe

who were infected

now gratefully recoverin,

Many - who heard the brawl of the dis-
turbers with patience, are wearied to the soul. Many who
sympathised with some of their views, and, therefore,
were indulgent to many of their excesses, are now awake
to the dangers of any fellowship with their spirit. Thou-
sands who were willing to take neither side, are now
staunch and strong with us ; and thro,ighout the Con-
nexion the feeling grows, that the brunt of the battle is
nd that we may gird ourselves allow for A /•Ara&,. f

ny kind
we wish

a more
to
announce
her mediumth;anfora
shepa shouldragraph
wherewithehadmovements
scarcely be named but in a blessing or prayer. In-
stead of a criticism upon her voice or her successes, let
w
us record a new act of her angelic benevolence, which
she has striven with all her ingenuity to keep secret,
but which came to us through a private source, authen-
tically, though by the merest accident, and so pre-
pare, once more, the hearts of her audience to hear her.
During her first visit here, a Swede called, and sent up a
note in his native language, requesting to see her.. She did

old playfellow when they were
She inquired his circumatanc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

THE REVENUE

Net Pr

uce of the Revenue of Great

Years and Quarters ending sth of Jan.,
of Jan., 1831, showing the Increase or

RS ENDED JANUARY 5

250,146

6,095,641

160,000

DED JANUAR

133,317
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

EORE NICKSOX °•
St. John

—Colonel Harding° has
of the Powder
report concludes

reported on the subject of the removal
Magazines from this neighbourhood. His
as inlintva nm induced to observe. f

should it be decided on by
meat to find a new site for

I.ct of Parliament or
muchants' Magazine

at, or near

merchants

staialisbauen

Lore in t

that the former plan, by what I can imagine of the locality
is the most desirable, safest, and least expensive, and cm-.
tainly could heicarried
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

perform upon to
Niad'ile. Henri Franconi

•afirma

led upon a bare-backed steed, is a triumph of what, in
of English, would be denominated "pluck," whilst, at the
by same tiTe, her scarf exercises are most graceful. Her
was loudly spnlo—

ig is very daring

THE DOCTRINE OF THE IMMACULA
A correspondent of the Tablet, writin

e, says

It sill be cheering to

to hear that I

Holiness

is anxious to

press on as fast

amination.
1, with the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

I up. Upon gaining an entranc

ins of the legs; one of

and a red plaid scarf round his neck.
ere fifteen shillings and sixpence farthing,
X- note, a poacher's gin, and a variety of othei
les. He was seen loitering about the vicinity tin

,an old
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

inut 15141Le1 Ills ere4lll
n for drops of blood ? I without capital, an(

it puncture

dftiiiined 1/, althimeh andiscernible by the reduced by
—ired effect. Such things have rowed stock f
kv kid entire:

vent, to the a
the value of I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

I Dat

The TRANSFER
Lnuaryiustant.

19,1:74.1- „Each" Proprietor will he expected to produce t
odes 14
of Shares on application for his Dividend. if 'Toni

N,APOOL UNION BA
TOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tha
of THREE PER CENT. on

ks will be closg.ii..F

JAMES

LIVERPO
CHURCH OF ENGLAND INST
33, BOLD-STREET.

The 'Venerable tic -A:

ht Honorable

s, M.P. I William
M.P. fD.E. Ai

:is, Eisq

Wright, gsq

icnund

iencement of a
log still further

Henry Wi
Itichar
J4,,Evans,

Ins to be

Incumbenti we Members of the Institut

In'ation has been in operation about'
ithf, nearly Three Hnndred My-there 1-
iat period, abundantly testifying tb'
formation.

'--;e;ti''.iia
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

artress of

siege will at length be

sh, which arrived at Liverpool
y night, brought advices from Pernambuco
to the Bth of December, from Rio de Janeiro to the 11th
of November, and from Bahia to the 23d of November.
The Brazilian government continued to make prepara-
tions for a war with Buenos Ayres, and to send troops to

BRAZI

The Sword

do Contercio of I

ices in its official column that the imperial govern-
lespatched orders to Admiral John Pascoe

neat has

..uout loss of time to Rio, and states
that the government intend to confide to his excellency
the active command of the squadron stationed in the
River Plate, which was slout to be augmented with seven
`,,e best vessels of the Brazilian squadron. It further
-I. Field-marshal Don Antonio Correa Seda, who
.in-chid of the forces in Pernambuco, has
"su.' in order to be charged with ano-
This r.,ti doubtless be the chief corn-
y of Rio urgnde, as Field-marshal

was comma',

been recalle
Cher commis

General Brown bad been naacle; me

T of the council
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

,r to all a

This material is sup
complete freedom from damp a
for Warehouse Floors, Bridges,

penetrable to Vermin, should 1
tiles, Coacl►-houses, and all Under
square yard.
Apply to WM. W. HAW nd CO., 14, Union-stre
ball-street. •

2s. 61 y

References—ldes S. aad J. Ho
PETER Clayton-square

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The FOURT

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

rs of State, and

rrive, and th

the ceremo

hom, you know:l
5 belonging to the
senger came to say

led the way ; I fol.-

of the closet

is a very
en seated

ho read the oath
ing that I would

When I
:rated

owed in her own

returned to tl

where the

3 other

Queen in

an Catholic,
us Father
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

in all its particulai a. The fash
to get a visit from Jenny Lind

above circumstance, of .
"" The rich draw friends to them, the
New York Home Journal.

STATISTICS OF SHIPBUILDING AN
AT NEW YORK.—Business at the various shipya
ironworks is still active. No new
however, have been made rec

ontracts f
y, though ther

" nibbles,

le shipbuilders
works three large steam

At the Mor

of receiving michiner

The steamers

STEAM•ENGINES

-essels,

D sr© some

gan Iron-

ips are moored, for the purpose•
imely, the Brother Jonathan,,

Marshall, are having new
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

7:c
-

AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL

-HEARTS RESOLVED AND HANDS PREPARED, THIS BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY?

TUESDAY,

ATESSRS

m=m,T,ie

JANUARY 7, 1851

CORLI

announce

WINTER

Lost BEAVTIFUL DESIGNS

VESTI

n unusual Variety of

OT S. DRIII-IN4

ST QUALITIES

E E 1

,mMERCIAL BANK

4g-t,l

e;4€

vZz,G~G2Ot

,ede-

7'

<
•
:thj

ADVERTISER

TO CUB

-SMOLL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

melt any importance,. but was anxious

whirled from point to p

without tiro

t on one o

Iwn, a distance of two hundrei

which he reac

on the fol

having partaken

ere very impatient

I that

ime had almost

f tea, but just as he was

ab'out to partake of t

to him,
'own : he

,nd the attention of his audience was so great,

seven or eight minutes. (Laughter and loud applause.)
The learned lecturer then went on to show how great
was his interest in the building as its erection was pro-
ceeded with,—how he feared, as each publication of
the " New Moral World " appeared, from its small

influence, and the

Asequent decrease of their funds,
d not be completed. He remern-

that the building

bered that the principal promoter of the undertaking was
a person who acted as the agent for a member of Parlia-
ment, who, from that time to the present, had corres-
ponded with him (Dr. B.) When that gentleman was
informed of the prominent part taken by his agent in the
undertaking, he was shocked, and proposed to take mea-
sures which would have been unpleasant to the party con-
cerned ; but he (Dr. B.) interfered to prevent any such
course : he showed that it would be attributed to him,
and he implored the member of Parliament to leave the
contest in his hands, as he had no fear of the issue.
Speaking of the determined persistence in their fallacies
by the Socialists, he said that when Robert Owen himself
was compelled to give up some of his strongest arguments,

would find
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

)f the community

t those classes of t

merce,
And i

t won

d to thO

849, £3,

:counted

0 in I

Mr. Wilberforce h

,en appointed Organist

Robert

South Cr

Ganderton, real,

Liverpool officia

the morning

the amount

during the year on tea in Liverpool ; but redu

tiering the extensive returns
article reduced in duty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

deck, and were thus almost miraculously

-as safely brought to her destination b

second o

THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Accounts from the Sand-
wich Islands, dated October 19, announce the arrival of
her Majesty's ship Herald. Captain Kellett, on the 16th,
from Behring's Straits, atter a vain search for the expedi-
tion under Collinson. Unhappily the Herald brings no
and as the season was fast

Sir John Franklin

closing, it is to be apprehended that for some time to
come we must look to the northern coast of the North
American continent in the Canadian route, and to Dr.
Rae's and Lieutenant Noulen's exertions for further

tidings of the lost expedition.
BRAVING THE NIAGARA FALLS.—Last week (says the
Montreal Herald,) a feat of heroic daring was performed
above the falls of Niagara. Near the valley of Chippewa,
and about two miles above the cataract, a boat with a
little boy in it was seen drifting at a fearful rate down the
current just above where the swift waters plunge int(
terrible rapids, through which no boat ever lived. '
; men leaped into a boat which lay at hand, and
pulling gallantly out into the turbulent stream, they
al UT ;mai. as iF 'wan

young

destruction. and rescued from it the small mariner, half
dead with terror. The skiff disappeared in a moment,
And the three heroes, with consummate judgment and
.coolness, pulled diagonally with the current for the shore,
.which they reached after a desperate struggle.
FIGHT WITH SEA-GULLS.—During the last week, the
coasts of Normandy have been visited with heavy gales.
The fishermen and inhabitants who dwell near the shore
have seen their dwellings and vess.ls invaded by crowds
of gulls. A fisherman asserts that, just as he was draw-
ing his nets, in which he-had a good take of fish, his boat
was covered with gulls which came down to dispute with
him his spoils. In order to get rid of these troub'
guests, he was compelled to lay about hint lustily w
boathook. and had not completed his task before
had fallen on the field of battle

hundre
of gull:

Numbe

een in the court-

ards of mansions

and entire gardens have been laid w,

,ave hem destroyed is estimated by tens o
For three or four days the markets have beet
them, the fishermen's wives selling them a
Marine.

e is repotted I

canton a

1 `RETIE4:I4N' IOSIX DUTIES IN 'CAVADA.-10001Ints 'from:
kpalltda, reecived,via New ;Yak, Amu:mime that the Go.
vernor and Council of Canada have by proclamation re-

weive-an

T the nu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

give w

ght 'em, a Paternoiter and an Ave.
.cial Drayer for Father Ignatius.

blessed by Fatber Maloney, and
in the fulness of

I time,
is r

Holy Fathe

an hardly

" ANGELICA."
thorn the ignorance

" Walworth, St. Pan's Day.
" Holy Father,—ln obedience to your commands, and as a
dutiful daughter of the Pope, I have now lived six weeks with
the Jenkinsons, ironmongers, as plain cook and maid of all
work. I found them stubborn heretics, only fit for the Cardi.
o deal with—but at last have hopes. Last Sunday but one
oose, which I singed with a copy of his Holiness's
has done precious work. Besides this, I've had
it-lights of Mr. and Mrs. Jenkinson blessed, and
've only got through a pound and a half, I can see
_
1-..,.. ant Arad Moir

all the n
though ti

hearts, and that they alieady begin to soften

" On Wednesday last, I let the big dog, at the last moment,
run away with a heretic shoulder of mutton, that the darkened
creatures might make their dinner upon some blessed herrings.
I shall do some such pious fraud every Wednesday and Friday.
" Hoping for your prayers, I remain your devoted daughter,
" TERESA."
" P.9.—The butcher's man has only got half through the
holy Dens, and has already been twice to st, Darnabas,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

effeet'permanently or tempo-

rarity much sooner than the erection of prof,
suitably isolated, yet near enough for liae
to which 1 way add, after the fire in the are.
a similar plan was resorted to for the storage of at.
nition afloat, a large 'vessel being moored off Bark
the reception of the filled cartridges, and am
moored off the arsenal containing the requisite powder for
laboratory works, ace., and to receive the daily peodur"
small arms ammunition, no powder or a:rm."'
ever after that period heir,.

r Magazines
e shipping;

nal, in 1

for
ller vessels

'owed to remain on shore at

night, until the erection of the fireproof buildings in La
at the lower end of the arsenal, which are mere accomed
dation buildings."

AN AMERICAN: PROTECTIONIST,

'he United Sta

Treasu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

lower lasses, as

communicants

listribur

strict visitors, &

whether such a church at the comparatively small. cost of
£340 per annum, 'is, or is not fulfilling the intentions of
its founders, and proving a blessing to the hitherto neg-
spiritually destitute district in which At is
With *these facts

leered ar

)re us then, we 'beg as
ardens to repudiate as unfounded the observations.which
you have theoughtlt cot inconsistent with propriety.and
truth so publicly and ,unscrupulotialy to make. We have
nothing to fear from Investigation, nay we
_invite it,.enn.

situated

scions that, as far as economy is concerned, it has ever
been our constant study oince we have been in office :to

reduce the expenditure to the lowest.possible limit, con-
.tistently with the proper and decent celebration of divine
service. And as parish warden you are aware of the fact
(or at least ought to be) that the finances of the church
%yew never in a more satisfactory state, that not a sixpence

near, and that voucher

ed are lodged for your inspection every half year
at the parish office ; a reference to which, when compared
with former years, would immediately show a.considerable
annual eaving to the parish since we first took office.
Our surprise, therefore, is the greater at the animus which
could ,have prompted a charge as uncalled far as it is
ungenerous and unjust.
We are, sir.

Your obedient servants,

WaAms

Vat. lit

ary.6,.1851

MAGAZINES

Same-day, aged-. 71, GRIFFITH, second son of the late WM
LLOYD., excise-eflicer, Llangollen.
Same dav, at Leamington, aged 41
THOMAS HAIGH. of

ANNE ELIhA

same day, at Kingston-on-names, aged 67,
ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. SAMUEL BUCMEY,
late of the Inland,Rerenste Office :it this tnyrn

On the Ist instant, aged 48, SARAH, wife of Mr. J.JUNG-
STON, tailor,• of this town, and youngest dauglrter •of the late
Mr. JOS. BASTIHt, of Devizes, Wilts.
On the 24 instant, agetl:3l, JOYCE BROOKS, wife of Air.
ROBERT C. BAYNES, hatter, Lord-street.
Same day, aged 41, JANE, wife of HUGH LAMM,Of
Redcross•street.
Same day, aged 43,
the Post-office.
Same day, at Manchester, _.
age. BICKEItTON WILLI(
:Palmer, Esq., of Everton
.6ftm

P. for Barn,

MARY,,wife of Mr. JOHN SENNET, of I

family of I

is imme
, the Eg

as detained, s
N. 8., 10th He
rnrtts;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

uld commit

be f;tal to his argument ; if they only applied the
entum ad hoininem, they would find his reasoning
recoil to his own overthrow. Modern infidelity
he said to have originated just oiler the French

revolution, at the commencement of "the present century ;
now they would find the leading feature sprung up in the
time of D'Alembert, a disciple of Voltaire's ' • he was a
clever man. In more recent times Robert Owen had
appeared as the leader of the Socialists. Now it struck
him that the difference between the infidelity of the

sequently,
were comparatively unresisting victims to sophistry ; he
showed however how unsound was the basis of any such
doctrines in England by past events, on the 10th of

not so well informed as at present

April, a ver
marched out

t of London wit
ridiculous figu
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

hildren togeti
He is a cal

residing-with his wife and childr(
day Jenny Lind drove c
schoolfellow a long vi
leaving the city for Bost
was not at home. She
opened it on his return,. it contained a sweet:y.-worch

t Brooklyn. The next
the wife of her old
just .•before
The husband

The next day

it agair

ave to the wife a note for him, he

request that he w

-could allow her to give to his children a

Lind. The " mem,
dollars, This anecd

as a cheque for ten thousand

it is impossible

It reminds us, with the

proverb we have somewhere

,or draw
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ime last year. Deliieries last Week, I

Fine new candle 375. 6d. on th

9MITHFIF.LIP CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
• - roasts to-day being large, the trade was du

iy Tait. Calv
.erms. Beef,

s reiliz

Beasts, 300; Noi-folk
Lincoln Beasts, 1400

Le 2142
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

set about his
I.lr TT

bstacie. on 'I

.ted he fetch

do so, he procured from an adjo
plonab, a " coulter," and by tl]

posea ne unnerannect the outer wall to the depth of four or
five feet, making an aperture sufficiently large to ad mit him
within the prison yard. Once there, he proceeded to the
•

under-turnkey's apartment, whin',
the coulter, and, after regaling himself with
as the place contained, took £7l 53., a gold r

a hirred

)en with
b

ing apparel, and retreat

boriouil

tering at the usual hour in the morning the turnkey was
astonished to find that his impregnable apartment had
been broken, into and ransacked: Helost no time in con-
. .

to Superintendent

Chambers, of Spilsby, and Superintendent Robinson, of
Burgh-le-Marsh. and those two officers, after a strict
search in the neighbourhood, succeeded in tracing the
,lar to Hull, where he was apprehended on Monday,
carousing at a public-house, with some of the stolen pro-
perty in his possession, and actually wearing part of the
turnkey's clothes. On the following d...• '-
Lincolnshire to undergo his examination
vertiser.
THE Wpo-

ie was tak

-Hull Ed

:YAN Sc FRS

ceeding

arisen lately out of ti

conference and the ejected preachers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

lishments in the chief cities of the union. Here I lear
that one is apt to receive false impressions at first. I w
struck with the clean, orderly, agile appearance of tb
"The Americans beat us hollow in waiters."
I found that of the
1 21 Irish.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

MIRAcLI

rench Roman Catholic papers to have r,
ace in the church of St. Saturnin

Apt, department of the 'Vanelust
owing. of blond from a nlntn... ......

I other authorities,

medical. men

pOsition exactly corresponds with a

- -
Ford a solution of the mystery

❑red by damp as to all

e descent of Jesus Christ from the cross. The
f the miracle are verified by the sub-prefect of
The blood has been analyzed
lo declare that its chemical c.om-

I the presence of a crowded con

1, is said to have wiped off several drops of blood I
feet, hands, and head with a piece of linen.
riting. on being. taken down, " was found to be
use to the wall, and a thic

f pitch

of the picture." A correspondent)
g to this latter circumstance sans
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07

ker, the celebrated astronomer, died at Altona

on the 28th ultimo

False rumours

have been current in the United States
to the effect that Jenny Lind had contributed 1,000 dollars
to the Abolition Society.

The Under

Titers of New York have presented a suit of

D the commander of the_new packet-

writer, I
Accou

crunched last month a

New Yc

from New Zealand state that John Held, one
of the chiefs formerly engaged in conflict with the
British, had died at a place called Karkoai, of pulmonary

court-martial on Major Bartleman, at Calcutta
have found him guilty of " disgraceful conduct" ii

endeavouring to seduce the wife o(a brother officer, and
- im to be cashiered, which sentence has been

t en ced

confirmed by Sir Charles Napier.
The Salut Public of Lyons says, that speculators on
the Stock Exchange of that city lately employed swallows
to convey from Paris news of the rising or falling of prices
cn the Paris Bourse. The swallows were captured in
their nests, and conveyed to Paris ' • from whence, on being
'released, they hastened back with extraordinary instinct
to their nests.

MIRACULOUS PRESERVATION.—The Rokeby, from the
. .
arnved at the port of Bristol, encountered

auritius

on her homeward voyage a fearful storm, in which t
captain, the chief mate, and two of the crew were wash
overboard. The captain and mate perished, but by t

of the wave the men were again thrown

preserved