The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-05-30 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.

THE WAR IN JUTLAND.
Advices from Hamburgh, dated Friday night, inform 115
that a courier had arrived in that city from Berlin, bearing
an order to General Wrangel which directs him to with'
draw the forces of the Germanic Confederation frog,
Jutland, with as little delay as possible.

Order has been restored at Naples.
CAUSE OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA'S FLIGRT.'"'
The walls of Vienna are covered with placards calling on
the people in general and the women in particular, to pray
for the Emperor's return. It is now asserted that the
Emperor's journey to Innspruck was not a flight, but an
abduction ; that he left town in the firm belief that h 0
was going out for a short drive, and that when the travel'
ling carriages reached the party at Schonburn, his judr
merit was on a sudden overruled by the passionate e?;
treaties of the ladies, who shocked him by a fright
picture of the dangers which threatened him an
them at Vienna. The whole affair is represented as ts
successful intrigue of a party who knew the character o,
the Viennese, and intended to hurt them to the quick, and
force them to every possible concession to absolute power,
by depriving the city of the quality of the Imperial pre:,
sence, from which the Viennese are wont to look for au
their importance in their own eyes and of the provinces.

The petition from the clergy against the bill for legal'
ing diplomatic relations with Rome, has receivc,cl
than 2,000 signatures, and additional names are rapid'
coming in.
The extensive building' factory of Mr. Cooper, at Peck;
ham, near London, was destroyed by fire on .Sunday-
horse valued at £5O perished, and £5OO wortlyof window
glass was destroyed. The loss is very great.
Her Royal. Highness the Princess Sophia, daughter of
his late Majesty George 111., and aunt to the Queen, elt;
pired at half-past six o'clock on Saturday afternoon, at
her residence at Kensington. The Princess became yell
ill on Saturday morning, and was visited by her R 031,,„
sister the Duchess of Gloucester, who returned in 6-
afternoon. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager,.and
Royal Highness Prince Albert, paid visits in the course a'
the day.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia left London
t
on Sunday for Dover, whence he will take his departure g
for Ostend. On his arrival at Ostend his Royal Highness
will proceed to Brussels to visit the king of the 13E,GtAss;
and finally return homewards by way of the Hague, ?Sten
passing a few days with his relations in that capital.
~Iw,„,
great benefits will be derived from this visit to -"II
land; the people of Berlin will receive a constitution
instead of, as they fancied, a despotic successor to the
throne ; while thasame people, who are now so clamorous
for the return of the Prince, and 3,000 of whom have
petitioned to be allowed to march in procession to welcorrt
him back, will learn to mistrust the fickleness of to%
popular opinion which drove one of their warmest friers
"
to seek an honourable asylum in a foreign land.
EFFECT OF MITCHEL'S CONVICTION. -On Sunday
dal
Dublin was perfectly quiet. It is a significant fact.:yit,
at the Theatre Royal in that city on Saturday reited
which was very well attended, the gallery visitors ea pst
but a faint cheer for " Mitchel." They tried the requ:ts
two or three times, and but few persons in the othertaa
of the house responded. On the other hand, the 'lv or
anthem of " God Save the Queen" was rapturelol. the
plauded—it might almost be said unanimouslP effect °I
dissentients were too few and feeble to mar the so that
the loyal demonstration in the slightest degree'nc the un-
instead of an insurrection in the city on the dieYLnuiation
fortunate Mitchel's transportation, the whew, , I—:nre. If
appeared singularly bent on business and p'e",4.,be
the misguided man could have anticipated this,SSurly
would have checked his own wild career.
at
ELDON Rooms.—A very excellent opening supper,
which many new and beautiful dishes, in the French
by
style;
were displayed, was given on Tuesday night last, I
Scyde, a celebrated professor of the gastronomic art,
is now the conductor of this establishment. The enter' f__°'
tainment was more than creditable, and augurs well
his future success..

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
. BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET.
.-. 3
ATMOSPHERIC
Daily Diree- ri gs
Temperature' tion g 3
in Humidity at
Pressure at shade by self- Noon. Wind
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registering , of t • ," a
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Nine Six thermometer bri I Wet Rain. Noon. ~. 5
a.m. p.m. Max. Min. bulb. bulb. P 0
Fall of r,
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.!..°
•-• In. 1 In. Deg. Der. ' . Deg. Deg. In. r,s 55
23, 30'38 . 30'34 67 55- ,65 61 wbyN at— 54
24; 30'35 ' 30'32 68 58 167 62 vr.N.w ,70 0
25; 30'35 30'24 7t 60 71 64 w.N.w",n" 55
26i 30'15 3o'll 70 53 ,68 62 w.N•vv 4666
271 30'15 30'14 70 57 69 62 5..5.8' 6756
281 1 o'l6
29 29'98 30'01 — 64 60 N.W. --::%-th
_ THE WEATHER.-23rd: clouded.-24th: bright.:-..?;;,i;

THE WEATI
ditto.-26th;
night, heavy rai

LI E R.-23rd : clouded.-24th: b:
itto.-27th : ditto.-28t11: partial
sin, with thunder.-29th: ditto;

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THE GENERAL[ ADVERTISEMENT.
LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE

COMPANY.
„”
Empowerea by special Acts of Parliament, 3 Vic.,
and 10 Vic., cap. 1, 62.)
King William-street, London ;
21, St. David-street, Edinburgh ;
Cross-street, Market-street, Manchester ;
and SST'
EXCHANGE-COURT, EXCHANGE-STREET
LIVERPOOL.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.

CIRCULAR
Should you have any Fire Policies. which are renewat,
ble
the approaching quarter day, I beg respectfully to so„.n"ci ;NCr.
behalf of the " GENERAL LIFE AND FIRE ASSU''''tbelU
COMPANY," the favour of being permitted to transfer _d ail
to that office. No expense will attend the transfer, an oaf
trouble may be avoided by your allowing me to forward
present poLi fe li to the head office in London. bulldogs
In the cy
Department the company transacts all buslldifiog-
relating to Life Assurances, Annuities, and FamilY
ments, upon the most liberal terms.
Loans also are granted on the personal security of a bouriref
tbt
and three sureties, and the deposit of a policy to double
amount of such loan. "ri
Orders will be taken by Mr. JAMES ECKERSLEY, shatllo .t
tendent Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, '•
offices, No. 34, Islington.
I remain, your obedient servant,
THOMAS CARTER,
To Marine Insurance BroAkeelkr.

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P.S.—SHIPS, FREIGHTS, and CARGOES insured to .4$
amount, in the principal LONDON MARINE INS'"--
OFFIHES, and at LLOYD'S

hpoll,ll-
- and residents in Liverpool should visit
ENTAL DIVAN, CLAYTON-SQUARE, fashionable 11:0"priet°t
RANT and SUPPER LOUNGE. The object of the tr. ifa„,
in entering upon this establishment was to stiPPn'e un3,-11
universally acknowledged, and to concentrate, in °,„*" d
establishment, all the superiorities of the 1-adio
st splendido
Houses ; in fine, to combine with economy the In°
arrangements, the greatest accommodation, puncton b. 131.-4
civility. Scale of charges : —Soups of all kinds, 6d. sally
ners from one to seven o'clock. Joints to cut from, *pit g,
and cheesetls. 6d. ; Dinner from ditto, 10d. ;• small S,e pirlo`',
all etcs., Bd. Dinner ditto, Is. Id. ; small Chop, t''• 't of 611c1
ditto, Is. 2d. Tarts and Puddings 4d. each. Half-pit of g°
Amontillado Sherry, Is. ; pint, 25.; quart, 4s. • half-Piro. plea
old Port, Is. ; pint, 2s. ; quart, 45. , A Private 'ROOOI roacylli
alwaysready. Chops, Steaks, Kidneys, Welsh Rarebits, t..
Eggs, &c., every night for Supper. Cup of Coffee, 4"spienclw
Cigar. 6d. Fine old Irish and Scotch Whiskey. TWO
Billiard-rooms. Smoking room upstairs. ProPr' 4.tor• a
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OPINIONS OF THE LIVERPOOL PRESS.—"The
suppers cannot be excelled for variety or lowness of clrietor ae
—Albion. "It consolidates the reputation of the FrPcses i tip)
a caterer for the public."—Mail. "Suitable to all cTsi,jollatile
wines are of undeniable quality."—Times. "The F'up 0...-
Restaurant, Clayton-square.—A Restaurant fitted ,_tion.
Oriental style, possessing very superior accomillea'
Albion.

LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1848.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY M ING'
By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACF., of 53, 0 11 Nee, stud
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Co., Warwick-square; Barker and Whit
e6harles 131.00-
Deacon, Walbrook ; Reynell, Chancerylane ; onishillj /ijolv
Birchin-lane; Joseph Th om as 1, Finch- lane, •-J-, Re ~.nor
den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street ; Mitchell, Sours, y;;fle;
court, Fleet-street ; Lewis and Lowe, 3, Castlminciloffee.
hill; at the London Commercial Coffee-housater „wirer
at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill ; 1-41 400 L sof
house, Paternoster-row ; North and South Anltgaris",leff
house, Threadneedle-street ; Parsons, 9, Dublin • Faber
London; Johnston and Co., Eden Quay, Du tMO rior
Exchange-street, and C. H. Lewin, Market-street, , ..,.... .
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Prince's-square, Buchanan-street, Glasgow.
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