The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-11-11 00:00:00

4s. to 4

Mutton, 3
Bd. Bea

14 ; Pigs, 510 ;.1161
297 ; Pigs, 60 ; Fs

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SHIPPING NEWS.—AIONDAY.
CUXHAVEN, Nov. 7.—A very heavy gale from N.N.N. o
the sth, which lasted till about noon. The Tally, f
pool to Hudson, foundered at the entrance of the I
saved

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. I.—The weather is now mild again,
and we hope may continue so long enough to enable all the
vessels to get away and the imports to come up by water from
Cronstadt.
IiAvoNNE, Nov. 3.—A violent storm prevailed yesterday and
filo do r llnfnra nn ----

; prison for o

ALL IS

,ot into

her freely in drink, ant
an in North-street. Tie vi
twilling about the matter, but at

io'und in her hand. She wa

OT FISH THAT COMES TO THEIR NET.—
looking fishermen were charged with being
1 possession of about a firkin of butter and a
gunpowder. It appeared that a " specu!aton
had been out on Saturday afternoon, ma-
..

in of batter

keg of gunpowder, (supposed to be part of the
?.th, wrecked in the Channel about a fortnight ago,)

with which her crew returned to port late on Saturday
night, but neglected to report the circumstance to the
proper authorities. The police having got wind of the
affair, proceeded to search for the articles, when it was
found that they had been removed from the gig and were
concealed by the prisoners on board their shrimping boats,
in consequence of which they were apprehended on Sun-
day morning. Mr. Davenport, who appeared for the
prisoners, stated that they bad only neglected giving in-
formation in consequence of the late hour at which they
got back to Liverpool on Saturday night, and as the evi-
dence of guilty intent was not distinctly proved, they
were discharged with a caution, and the property restored
given up to the agents for the Droite of Admiralty.

annv 0

.41 subscriptions to the Liverpool Auxiliaries for the
past year was £394 12s 9d, being a decrease of .42 lls 4d
from that of the previous year, but since the accounts
had been made up there had been received (arrears of 1850)
the sum of £9 99. Bd., making the total for the yeas
£404 2s. 5d., the donations for the same period amount-

ing to £52 19s. Bd. The contributions to the Ladies'
Branch amounted to £204 18s. 11d., a decrea
£6. Os. 2ad. ; number of copies distributed by

liary, 20,900, an increase of 1,643; number of copies is-
sued byAuxiliary since formation of society in 1811, 425,702;

)r foreign am

iaq the yetti

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from depository, 466 bibles, and 536 testaments, at a cost
of £4l 3s. 11d.
On the motion of Adam Hodgson. Esq., seconded by
the Rev. West, the report was adopted.
The meeting was subsequently addressed by the Rev.
Hugh Stowell Brown, the Rev. Wm. Collinson (the de-
putation from the parent society), and other clergymen
and gentlemen.
A collection was made on behalf of the funds of the
society, which amounted to the sum of £33 Bs.

A portion of the Earl of Chester's yeomanry regiment
were reviewed last week by Lord de Tablev, at Stapleford.
DIED.—On Sunday last, at his residence, Liverpool, aged 57,
Sarah, the wife of David Macrorie,

de, in a curved lit; 118 yards I foot, it
in depth on the nortl

side, in a curved line, 110 yAr feet, or thereabouts ; and,
also,. a But or Piece of Fr d LAND, in the Broady-field,
adjmningthe above, an nning rather more than co-extensive
with the south fr f the first-described Property, and now

laid to andwjjellie
rlns.l.l•Thar Tong

.apply to Messr
street, Liverpool

s. CLAF

BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MARY DEAN,
AND TO CLOSE THE EXECUTORSHIP,
By Mr. WALKER.
On MONDAY, the 24th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon,
at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool—sub-
ject to conditions to be then produced,
ALL that Piece or Parcel of LA D or GROUND,
with the MESSUAGE or DW ING-HOUSE thereon
erected, situate and being No. 4, he north side of Horatio-
street, in Liverpool, and whic aid piece of Land contains in
front to Horatio street an breadth at the back, severally,
Six Yards, or thereabou , and runs in rear or depth backwards,
on the east and west es, severally. Sixteen Yards and Two
Feet, or thereab 5, and late in the occupation of the said
Mary Dean.
The tenure is freehold of inheritance, and immediate posses-
sion may be had.—For further particulars apply to Mr. T. S.
SMITH, Solicitor, 2, Corfe's-boildiosS, Preeson's•row.