The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-22 00:00:00

DOZZESTIC.

Sir Francis Burdett, it is now finally settled, will sh°l4l/
elevated to the dignity of a peerage. —Court Journal. /xi
The Right Hon. Stephen liumbold Lushington and his tool
(sister to Lord Harris) are daily expected to arrive in cet(
from Madras, iu the government of which he has been sue
ed by Sir Frederick Adam.- Mr. Lushington will sccoredi a 4 i
sion from the east India Company fur his services in Illeostl
addition to his allowance as a retired Secretary of the 'l',
tip
It is reported that the Earl of Warwick intends siltroli
leave this country for the Continent, where he
several years. The establishment at the Castle is to be cb, I
reduced, and the domain is to be le t. A. desire to retre.e.Etel
is said, has caused the Noble Earl to determine upon tb"
Birmingham Journal.
The Earl of Sefton entertained a distinguished Parhoo
dinner on Sunday, at his house in Arliugton-street;‘77atel
whom were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Plunkett, Lord "
park, Lord Duncannon, Lord Melbourne, Mr. Croy*
and Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Grenfell, Mr. Hornby, &c.
'The Duke of Newcastle has purchased the fine es4ol
Hafod, in Wales, from the representatives of Colonel °jot
together with the timber, splendid library of books, fore
and large cellar of choice wines, for about X. 62,000.
A man named Carter, convicted at the Berkshire Ass`,.zio
arson, and sentenced to death, was executed on Saturday
,v
The " run for gold" in Ireland is called the OCo
cholera.
The heir to the honours of the newly created Earl of
ham, is the Hon. George Frederick D'Arcy, Viscount IJ
only son of the Noble Earl, an infant five years of
Barony bears date Jan. 1828. When his Lordship
office of Privy Seal in Lord Grey's administration, be
quished the salary attached to the office (£2OOO. per
but he was subsequently induced to receive the amol
Lord Durham, in respect of years, was one of the
members of the Cabinet.

A very serious question has arisen as to the expenses
siege of Antwerp, and the responsibility to them; for, I
the curtain has dropped, and the drama concluded, a,
has commenced b etween those who, during the action,
it as glorious and exciting, as to liability for costs of
sentation and the salaries of the performers. The 1
parties are France and Belgium. Enough has alrea,
in the Chamber of Deputies to show that neither the
nor the French people are much disposed to be over
in this matter. 'fhe Belgian treasury declares its(
unable to meet the demand, and every principle of ill
bids the charging the already injured King of Hollant
This money matter may, after all, have a worse effect'
relations of France with Belgium than, perhaps, eitlit
parties at present apprehend. 111-assorted friendships
sadly put to the proof by such tests.—Morning Herald.
OXFORD ELECTION.-at the close of the poll on Satul
numbers were given out as follows :
Hughes
Towneley 7OO
Maclean 461
Number polled —1,963
The declaration and chairing were to take place on
Martin, the owner of the celebrated menagerie of wild
when lately exhibiting on one of the public promenades
deaux, had a narrow escape. As he was giving food
the hungry animal, too eager to seize his prey, bit the
his master, who, however, immediately entered the den
ferocious beast, and made him lick oft the blood which
from the wound.
The fourth report of the committee appointed to
public petitions, is dated the 12th of March, and c'
statement of the petitions presented to the House of C
on the 6th, 7th, and Bth of March. The number of
presented on those three days was 179, of which i
against the Bill for the Suppression of Disturbances n
signed by upwards of 47,000 individuals. The pain?,
better observance of the Sabbath were 27, and those
.10
of the Factory Bill, 15, with 14,000 signatures.—Courief

YORK AsslzEs.—On Tuesday, a third court was op,
Coltman sitting in the Grand -fury Room, for the
soners. The following was the state of the calendar
rising of the court on Tuesday evening:—
To be hanged
Death recorded
Guilty, but not sentenced - - - 6
Transported for life
14 years - - 1
7 years - - - 6
Imprisoned for various periods - 7
Acquitted on ground of insanity - 1
Admitted evidence
Acquitted ------ - - 2
No bill
Remaining for trial - -

89
The gentlemen of the Grand Jury have left in the,
Mr. Shepherd, the governor of the Castle, the sum of £.
to be applied in obtaining the discharge of poor debt
York Castle.

POCKET PICKING IN THE COURT.—Monday,
seon and William Thomas, were apprehended in the'
Court at York Castle, by Mr. Smith, captain of the Yorl
during the trial of Mary Hunter, for arson, in the act of
a man's pocket of several sovereigns. They underwer
=illation immediately, and were committed for trial
assizes. Both of them are from Leeds, and one of
only liberated last week from the York House of Cr

TEN-HOUR MEETING AT HORTON.—On Mondafa
last, a very numerous and spirited meeting was he!
Sunday school-room, Great-Horton, near Bradford, rD
of the Ten-Hour Bill, the Rev. J. C. Boddingtou in'
who read the requisition, and opened the proceeding!
speech. Mr. John Rand, Jun. of Bradford, worst(
warmly supported the Ten-Hour Bill, and declare
present system was highly unjust and injurious to the
children. A petition was adopted ; as was a resolutioe
sive of approbation of Mr. Sadler's conduct, and of cot
in Lord Ashley's benevolence and integrity. FinallY',
cheers were given for Mr. John Wood, Jun.
Mr. Oastler, Mr. Bull, for the Ten-HoUr Bill, for the
Children, Good Masters, &c. Towards the close of
ceedin,gs, Mr. John Rand, adverting to a remark that
Hour Bill would occasion a loss, stated that he had
the difference between ten and eleven hours, and that'
was quite a trifle, not worth naming. It was perfect f())
ject to ten hours on that score. 'I he proceedings wi
guished by a most unanimous and enthusiastic spin
Intelligencer.
It must be extremely mortifying to Earl Grey to 03
former allies and correspondents, the Political Uni‘
now, to a man, taken the field against him. Meet
been held at Manchester, Salford, Nottingham, 7
Sunderland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Greet
against the Irish Coercion Bill; at which the most v'
guage has been dealt out against the tyrannical W
Friday last not fewer than eighty-four petitions on I
were presented to Parliament from Political Unions
bodies. On Monday, Mr. Cobbett was charged W
more ! The silent neglect with which these faithful'
are treated, is really "too bad." Earl Grey, iu the a'
and adversity, accepted their aid; he recognised their
existence ; he gave them a name and a status among
tutions of the country; and now they are thrown as''
less lumber. Having gained the pinnacle of their
the Reformed Ministry ungratefully kick away the
which they climbed into power. We are not surri
indignation of the Radicals and the Unionists. 0'
tnrally exasperated that the party who courted and
with them under the mask of friend.thip, should, when
-their own purposes,•treacherously turn against Oil
burgh Advertiser.
WELSH BISHOPS.—In the debate on Lord Robert
nor's motion on the North Wales livings, G. Wilbrah
M.P. for Cheshire, stated that there had been " no h.„,
a native Welshman being raised to the episcopal.be',"
the accession of the house of Hanover, though there
sufficient proof of their eminent fitness fur that ;rig
tion, many having translated the Bible into the Welsh
who were equally conspicuous for their piety and
The celebrated John Davies, rector of Mallwyd, v".`s
in his Welsh translation of the Bible, in 1620. b
Welsh bishops, viz. William Morgan, bishop of
Richard Perry, bishop of St. Asaph. John Howe'
nant, Carmartheushire, bishop of Bristol, in 1644, S;
of his letters, " Thank God, I have this fruit of 114 '
vels, that I can pray unto Him every day of the„
separate language, and upon Sunday in sevca.,
Lloyd, bishop of Worcester, in 1699, of the family of
of Henblas, Anglesey, was, according to Dr. Burnesthe most judicious in his observations, and one of tb
masters of style then living." Of this learned Wet.
dinal Norris used to say, " that when he consulted
men, upon any difficult points, he generally failed I
.tion; hut that whenever be applied himself to Rt'
. was sure of having all his difficulties solved."-0
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TUESDAY, I

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LAW AMEN
of the bill moved
intituled, "An a
the better advanc

Whereas it woi
expense in suits
aliinster if the ph
ced, and the questio
they now are ac
lag in several for
' clone otherwise
le said courts &or
arise as to the pow
without the authorii

then clauses provi
Iterations in the us
flot to deprive any
issue given by any
'xeeutors may bring
the fora
nd eienejausreyd
to; andprof

Part owners of ships
owners; giving, hov

.non of action of d
or debt for rent upo:
4 debt upon any bon,
jefacias upou recogn
it,' this present sessior
ttp-Itell actions or suits , lm
"„„gtteved within one ye
wit_hin two years afte
klt
N,4ot after; and the s
the end of this pres
'se of such actions
herein contained s
wherein the tim
slaecialiy limited.
tenses covert, &c.
+owl seas provided fi
iso in case of acknoi

auitation after judg
tt in all such cases th

.ors, as the case sl
or suit from time to
`served, or such jud
j'y reversed, and nt
part of the United
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LI plea iu abatement 1

unless he be c
Jlaintiff to plea inresi a
urge by ceititicate,
nsMn in the case of.
'lamed in a plea in a
ter not to be picade
of names to be use
:r of law" to be ab
of debt on simple
tors.

iower to the judges
written documents.
that writs of ince
be executed beto]

( Power to direct issue
°to the sheriff:
the return of writ o
/ be signed, &c.
like powers as judges
Ich writs of hatpin-it
to name deputies t,
at to be allowed to
'Y judge's order.
Power to direct locl

the power for the cou
Specially.

wer to state a spec
trial.

ices interested solely

'II to indorse the n

,owered to allow int
actions of trover of
,urance, the jury in

to be allowed on a
has been delayed.
- suing in right of I
more of several defe,
I4ve costs.
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scire
facias, and
eases to have costs.
'osts of special juric

'older to make regu
Westminster taxing
I of lessor for term
'ears in the life time
Within six months aft
that submission to
revocable with power
arbitrations ; and with
Court to administer
the power of granti:
Id and Ireland.
certain holydays,
gl,entioned in the sth
'let for keeping Ho
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Easter week.
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