The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-12 00:00:00

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The. Dowager Lady Ashburton died on Tuesday. She
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to adopt measures to

arresting its progress.
It is said that Sir Culling Eardley voted with the Con-

supported General Gascoyne's famous motion made for
the purpose of defeating the Reform Bill.
The marriage of Miss Duff, daughter of the Hon.
General Sir Alexander and Lady Duff, and Mr. Richard
Brooke, eldest son of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., of Nor—
ton Priory, Cheshire, is to be solemnised to-day.
EFFECTS or- FREE TRADE.—The Times of yesterday,
in commenting on the badgering whichithe candidates for
the West Riding have experienced at the various meetings
which they have attended, says—" Unfortunately the
people of Sheffield have nothing to do just now but to ask
questions."

CURIOUS CHARGE.—At Marlborough-street (London)
police-office, Eugene Sautier (otherwise Baron de Sautier)
and Marie Delorice (otherwise Baroness Richmond de
Bassein) wete charred with having unlawful possession of
a large quantity of valuable property belonging to his
Majesty Louis Philippe. , The defendants were found at
the Prince of Wales hotel, Leicester-street, and several
valuable jewels found in the room,, belonging to Louis
Philippe, and which were deposited in the Palace de.
Neuilly, and valued at £lO,OOO. A necklace of the value
of £lo,ooo.is also missing. The parties were remanded.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC:—The
time is now passed by the order of events, if not by the
maturity of the revolution, and the French people have pro-
ceeded to the consummation of. their great experiment.
Sunday witnessed the commencement of the election for
the Presidency of the French Republic, and the poll
closed throughout the country last night. But, from the
immense number of the votes, dispersed over the whole
territory of the republic, several days must elapse before
the final result can be known, and the returns from
Corsica and Algiers will probably not be received before
the 25th instant.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

MONDAY, DECEMBER 11.—Wind S. to S.S.E., moderare.
ARRlVED.—Huskisson' Watt, from Bonny; sailed 16th Sept.
and from Fernando Po 23rd Sept.—Spartan, Fisher. and James-
town, Trask, from New York—Lance, from Lisbon.
SAILED.—Robert Watt, Johnson, for Apalachicola—Tuskar,
charChapman,Charleston,
, and Elizabeth,NewOrleans— Coquimbo.
b.. Mobilobil e— ee, ui r,

Mary Irvine, from Philadelphia, at this port, leaky, bound to:
Cork, for orders, but blown past her port.
Merchant, Craig, from Virginia, at this port; sailed Bth Nov.
On the Ist Dec., in long. 20, encountered, a.heavy gale from W.,
and lay to for four days. Lost bulwarks, stancheons, spars,
sails; &c.

Frances Yates, Boag, from Rio Grande, at this port ; sailed
20th Oct., in company with the Agnes, for this port, Helen,
(Wiseman,) for Plymouth, and Queen of the Tyne, Light of the
Harem, and Henry Warburton, for orders. Left loaded, the
Columbine, Cape Breton, Rose, and Helen, (Millar); and load-
ing, the James Wye and Henry Ismay.
Sir H. Smith, for New York, has put back.
Wnrri and lirenriarefiplei Kirtlaw 'hegira nt Rnnnto

hence at Maranham

Sutlej, from Mobile at Barcelona.
Reform, Murray, from Nova Scotia, at Cove.
Admittance, Harrison, from Guayaquil at Waterford.
The schooner Victoria, of Belfast, for Waterford, lying at an-
chor in the Sloyne, drove athwart of the bow of the steamer
America, on Saturday night. The schooner lost mainmast,
and the steamer jibboom.

LIVERPOOL CATTI

MARKET-YESTERDAY,

We have little or no alteration to quote in our market this
week. We have a good supply, as far as number goes, but the
greatest portion is of inferior quality, which meets with dull
sale; the best qualities are eagerly sought after, and fetch fully
late prices. Beef, 4id. to sgd. ; ➢Zutton, sd. to 64d. per lb.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. f MORN. EVENG.I HGHT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ITC

Tuesday..D..eic2.k h. m. 110. ml 7. f2ot. in 6.
-,
Wednesday.l3l 040 1 4 19 9
Thursday ..14 128 152 18 10
Friday ....15 215 239 17 2
Saturday ..16 3 4 330 15 &
Sunday ....17 357 426 14 0 3d Sunday in Advent.
Monday.. .. 1S 457 530 12 9

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TUESDAY, DEC. 12, 1848.
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