The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1851.

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AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OV THE STEAM-SHIP BALTIC

At a quarter-past seven o'clock on Wednesday morning
the United States steam-ship B iltir., Captain Comstock,

port she left on-the 11th instant at 000

with the usual
£4OOO

eventy-five passengers, an

sterling in specie.
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Havre and
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IRELAND.
The expenses of Lord Arundel's uncontested electio]

tor Limerick amounted to £B5l
hit lordship to public charities.

exclusive of dons

tions by

It is stated that Mr. King, a Manchester manufacturer,
is about to erect a spinning factory near Ballysbannon,
Ireland.

The ICilkenny Journal says—" Mr. P. S. Mitler, M.P
is about to leave this-country for America, and thus
a vacancy in t;e representation of _the county

Captain O'Reilly, who died lately in the service of sr
is said to have left £30,000, acquired by marriage
His next of kin in Ireland, if any be fort
ire entitled to the money

ampton entertained M. Kossuth at a dejeuner to-day, at
his private residence, near this city, to meet the members
of the corporation,, and several gentlemen and friends.
Among those present were Lord Dudley Stuart; M.P.
Mr. Cobden, M.P. ; Mr. J. R. Croskey, the American
Consul ; M.:Pulszky, and several Hungarian officers; Mr.
Sheriff Payne, Aldermen Laishley, Brooks, Lankester,
Tucker, and_Palk.
ARRIVAL OF M. KOSSUTH IN LONDON.--KOSSUtiI

and suite left Winchester at nine o'clock yesterday morn-
ing, and reached Waterloo station at half-past eleven.
His arrival was unexpected, and there was consequently
no demonstration, the party driving off in cabs, unnoticed.
KOSSUTII'S PERSONAL APPEARANCE.—The Times
Says :—" He stands ahout 5 feet 8 inches in height, has a
slight and apparently not strongly knit frame, and is a
little round-shouldered. His face is rather oval ; a pair
of bluish grey eyes, which somewhat reminded me of
O'Connell's in expression, well set beneath a full and
arched brow, gave an animated and intelligent look to his
countenance. His forehead, high and broad, is deeply
wrinkled, and time has just begun to grizzle a head of
straight dark hair, and to leave a bald spot behind. He

has not got the true Hungarian nose, but it is a fair well-
formed feature, such as a French passport would describe

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as moven ; a thick moustache nearly covers his mouth,
except when he speaks or smiles, and unites with beard
and whisker in a full flock of dark hair falling down from
his chin. - Whether from his recent captivity or from
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constitutional causes, there is somehow an air of lassitude
in his look, to which the fatigues of his voyage not
improbably contributed. Altogether he gives one the
idea of a man of thought rather than a man of action ;
there is a speculative air in his face, mingled with a
degree of melancholy, which would mark him for a
visionary or theoretical enthusiast rather than for a great
leader or a soldier.'l

EUCLESIASTICAI

DIOCESE OF CHESTER,

CONSECRATION OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, PORTWOOD.—
This church was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on Wed-
nesday last, under the 6th and 7th Wm. IV., commonly called
Sir Robert Peel's Art, and by its consecration the district of
Portwood constitutes, by an order in council 23d May 9.1844, is

separated from the parish of Stockport, of which
part, and created a new parish for all ecclesiastical purposes
The church was much needed for the wants of the district.
which is chiefly inhabited by the poorer classes. After a ser-
mon by the bishop the' sum of .elOO Os. 4/d. was collected in
aid of the building fund, and the Rev. James Gillies, the incum-
bent, to whose indefatigable exertions the erection of the church
is principally to be attributed, will have the satisfaction of
commencing his labours in. it free of debt. The patronage' is
vested in the crown and bishop alternately.

Permed

CHRIST CHURCH, TIMPERLEY.—This church, situate in the
parish of Bowdon, was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on
Thursday. It was built by subscription, and has been similarly
endowed with upwards of .670'per annum in addition to the
pew rents, which amount to £156. After a sermon by the
bishop, the munificent sunrof .e 129 13s. 6d. was collected in
aid of the funds for its erection, which had not quite met the
expenditure. The patronage is vested in five trustees—the
number of persons for whom the church affords accommoda-
tion is about 500. It is intended to have a district assigned to
it for pastoral purposes forthwith.

PREFERMENT.—The Rev. John Hutchinson to the perpetual
curacy of St. Bridget's, Beckermet, Cumberland. Value, £B7.
Patron, Thomas Irwin, Esq.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS,

Banton, Rev. Peake, to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Katha
Tine's, Northampton ; Battersby, Rev. T. Dundas Harford,
to the Perpetual Curacy of Keriwick, Cumberland; Buckham,
Rev. J., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. John, Brewood, Staf-
fordshire; Cavan, Rev. S., M.A., to the Curacy of Prescot,
Lancashire : Chadwick, Rev. J., to the Curacy of Chesterfield,
Derbyshire; Cole, Rev. E. H., to the Curacy of Stokenham,
Devon ; Coupland, Rev. E., to the Perpetual Curacy of Ogley
Hay, Lichfield ; Davies, Rev. IL Harnes, to the Perpetual
Curacy of Llangoed, with the Curacies of Llaniestyn and Lien-
vihangel-din-Sylwry, Anglesea ; Fenton, Rev. Thomas, to the
Perpetual Curacy of Dhoon, Isle of Man ; Fletcher, Rev. J. W.,
tobe the Chaplain of the Go)) at Coventry; Fletcher, Rev. H.,
M. A., to the Curacy of Holy Cross) with St. Giles, Sbrewsbnry ;
Forde, Rev. 'Edward, to the Perpetual Curacy of Laxley, Isle of
Man ; Ffrench, Rev. F., to the Curacy of Kimberley, Notts;
Haworth, Mr. A., of St. Mark's College, Chelsea, to be Vice.
Principal of the Training College, Exeter; Hodgson. Rev. J.
Dryden,4l.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of East Grafton, near
Marlborough, Wilts; Hoste, Rev. G. C., M.A., to the Curacy
of Bucklesham, Suffolk; Irving, G. C., 8.A., of St. John's
College, Cambridge, to be the Professor of Mathematics in
Trinity College, Toronto ; Jodrell, Rev. C. P. P., M.A., to the
Curacy of Felmingham, Norfolk ; Lewis, Rev. D. L., to the
Curacy of Church-Honeybourne, 'Worcestershire; Lonsdale,
Rev. J. G., M.A., Fellow of BalligkCollege, Oxford, to aTutor-
ship in the University of DurhaT; Lovelock, Rev. Edward
Henry, to the Curacy of St. Andrew, M'ddenball, Suffolk;
Marshall, Rev. J., M.A., to the Rectory of Wark, Northumber-
land ; Master, Rev. Augustus Chester, to the Perpetual Curacy
of Perlethorpe, Notts ; Packer, Rev. Charles, to the Perpetual
Curacy of St. Mark, Longwood:Norkshire ; Pugh, Rev. J., to
the Curacy of Stutterton, Lincolnshire; Roberts, Rev. Wm.,
lately vicar of Dunton Bassett, Leicestershire, to the Rectory
of Radwell. near Baldock, Herts; Rothery, Rev. J., to the
Episcopal Church, Selkirk, Scotland ; Sheppard, Rev. J. !H.,
to the Perpetual Curacy of Berrow, Worcestershire; Smith,
Rev. H. R. Somers, Rector of Little Bentley, to the Rural
Deanery of Ardleiglit diocese of Rochester; Sparkes, Rev.
CliarieB;bl,A;, unftii Of at. Jatne.•rs cllutth, 01.ptun. ,to the
Incumbency of St. Wry's, Prince's-road, Lambeth; Swithen-
bank, Rev. J., to the Curacy of Kimberley, Notts; Waite, Rev.
J. M.A., Fellow, to be Chaplain and Latin Lecturer of Univer-
sity College, Durham; Whitaker, Rev. G., M.A., Vicar of
Oakington, Cambridgeshire, to be Provost of Trinity College,
Toronto; Wing, Rev. C., to the Rectory of Staunton, Notts;
York, Hon. and Rev. Grantham M., to be Rural Dean of Bir-
mingham,
BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
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Deanery: Emly, Ireland; patron, the Crown —Rectories:
Donagh, Carndonagh, Ireland ' • diocese of Derry • ' patron,
Marquess of Donegal. Elsing, Norfolk; diocese of Norwich;
value £299, with residence; patron, Mrs. Frances Browne.
Kingstone, Kent; archdiocese of Canterbury; value £5OO,
with residence; patron, Sir J. Bridges, Bart.—Perpetual Cu-
racies: Oban Episcopal Chapel, Scotland ; patron, Rev. J.
Hamilton, Karnes. Rennington Northumberland ; diocese of
Durham ; value, £59, with residence : patron, the vicar of
Embleton. Rock, Northumberland; diocese of Durham; value
£59; patron, the Vicar of Embleton.—Curacies: Colchester,
St. Peter, Essex; diocese of Rochester; stipend £lO5 ; patron.
the Vicar. St. Helier, Jersey; diocese of Winchester • stipend
£100; patron, Rev. P. Felleul. Wallsend, Northumberland;
diocese of Durham ; stipend £B5, with a title; patron, the
Vicar. Wilsden, Yorkshire ; diocese of Ripon ; stipend £100;
patron, Rev. R. H. Dover.—MaBterships: Birmingham, Blue-
Coat School; Head Mastership; salary £BO, (to be increased
to £120), and board and lodging. Carlisle Cathedral Grammar
School ; English Master ' • salary £6O, with residence; patron,
the Head Master. Peterborough Cathedral Grammar School ;
Head Mastership ; testimonials
,before Nov. 1. York and Ri-
pon Diocesan School; a normal master; salary £7O, with
board and lodging; patron, Rev. E. J. Randolph,