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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

In refusing

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.—At the special gene-
t meeting of this company held on Thursday, the di.
ctors presented a very elaborate report, which was
imously adopted. It appears that the whole of the
in course of construction will be COM.

ay com-

pleted by midsummer; so that the lir
munication between the metropolis and Ely to the north,
and Norwich and Yarmouth to the east, will be opened
during the whole of the summer half year. The new ex-

, through Hitchin, to

tension lines are from Stratford
Biggleswade, a distance of twenty five
Cambridge and Huntingdon, seventeen and a half miles

station and

-five chains; and a

tween Cam-

ery strong opinions

against the proposed direct
They say that the Board of

from London to

le has made no indication that
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

States

m refers to
Mexico aga

Tress, and cont.

prompt and
L. Rv arini

,e States over fir

vvails, s

st will t

tton mart
aiteddi.m

e cotton

r cent. from

arge sum of MOE

umber, on t

re the insurgents were conce
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

STANDARD

first stage of the proceedings. The Vice-Chancellor hav-
ing now to consider the question as it respected the writer,
could not forget that the writer's meaning might be mis-
apprehended, or his expressions admit of qualification or
correction, _ and even if in themselves censurable, might

be no proof that the author entertained ' unsound opini-
ons.' For the purpose of preventing such misapprehen-
sions, therefore, he entered into communication with Dr.
Pusey in the interval between the delivery of the judge-
ment upon the sermon (May 27) and the sentence issuing
)le qui- against the preacher (June 2).

ut espe-
faithful,
tar con-

t to D. Pusey, by his most
mpers, stating the specific obit',

nd giving bim opportunity to c
g improperly attached to his expressio

to those parts of (

Article

ith which, under such imputed mean

,peered to be at variance,

duty t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

&airs' bp s.4urtion.

THIS DAY

ael4th instant, at Tw

ommeiTial Sale-room, Templ
About 13 Tons LINSEED CAKE

•court

Per Roya

Villiam, from Monti
Tons LINSEETt...6

malted

n Montrea

; of sale, in Meteaire'slfree Warehouse, Hurst-street. I
Apply to Messrs: REID, IRVING, and Co., Me -
to GEORGE BADENACH

18, North John-street. I

On account of

em it ma,

iday,) the

we've o'c

Red DEALS,
ENDS,
THWOOD,

ed DEAL

7 Pieces 8 Feet I

feces 4 Feet DITTO,

Per Flat Scotia from Holyhead

84 Red DEALS,
12 Red DEAL ENDS,

Per Flat John, from H
645 Red DALS,
95 Red,..DEAL ENDS
100 Pies 8 feet LATH WOOD
Per Flat Hero, from Holyhead, being part o

Cargo

per N
Holyh

)las Sa

from St. Petersburgh, wrecked at

ply to Messrs. CARN

and TEL

Merchants

Alto, in Messrs. Neuu

and Engel's Yard, Harring

street, per
8 Danti

Alexander,
'MASTS,

frarrd 14 to 16 inches Calliper.
Messrs. NEUMAN and ENGEL, Merchants

he Brokers

Yard. Sefton-
-14 Da

Areet, p

;ic MASTS,

72 feet, and 12 to 251 inches Calliper.
Apply to kateßiti,n, Esq., Merchant
DEMPSErY:FROST, and Co., Brokers

WEDNESDAY

Postponed fron
Wednes

a Friday, the 10th instant.
,day,) the 15th instant, at Twelve
ind Co.'s Office, Exchange-street

250 To.

fresh cut. LOGWOOD

Doimngo, ea

EDWARD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

kell, 13. A

H. White,

v. C. F. Lowder, i3.A
e Union Workhouse.-

'nment,

Ls in the
:an only

—Rev. S

St. John'

pass ec

flown to Tr

they were,

passed be-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

t 'Carrie and Co.'s Office. Chapel-street
ns NICARAGUA WOOD,
Lndles BULL RUSHES,

Waddington, from Valparaiso.
2ons Black-edged LEARL SHELLS
1 Box TORTOISESHELL,
7 Packages AIOtOWROOT,

Per Diamond, from Valparaiso.—Apply to
CORRIE and Co., Brokers.

On Tx

he 16th ins

One o'clock, at

the Commercial Sal

.-court,

Boxes Ameri

CHEESE, pei:

G 3 BOXC3 Ditto DITTO
44 Boxes Pineapple DITTO

per New York

timericalLHAMS

5 H hds

he meantime in Gladstone's Bonded
nion-court.—Apply to
GEORGE BADENACH, Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Jan. 14, 1845.

....r~r

REMARKS ON THE PROPOSED MERCHANT
SEAMEN'S BILL, WITH PROPOSALS FOR
RAISING A NATIONAL MERCHANT SEA-
MENS' FUND, BY HENRY CLEAVER CHAP-
MAN, ESQ.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

lets, G

...dully call the attention of purchasers LIVERPOOL BANKING COMPANYFIFTEENTH DIVIDEND.
to his superior 'Stock of
DIVIDEND, for the HALF-YEAR
BABY'S ROBES, FROCKS, FROCK BODIES, A ult., after the rate of Six per C
paid to the Pre
CAMBRIC CAPS, CROWNS, MUSLIN COLLARS, be
CAPES, SHAWLS. &c.
or after WEDN"
A large lot of Muslin Flounces, Edgings, and Insertions
in Book Jacconet and Cambric, a decided bargain.
Second Door front Williamson-street.

J. P. would re

netors, on,appliFation-at the
Al 4elect he 15th instant
der of the

)Lectors.
WILLIAM WILSON,

-I-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Rice, Worcester

d'ARISH OF LH,
THE SELECT VESTRY are desirous to engage an
INFANT SCHOOL MISTRESS for the INDUS-
TRIAL SCHOOL,-at Kirkdale. ,She must be a person

RPOOL,

well qualified by e

ucatiotajind gziierience to conduct that

particular department

Salary, £4O. per annumetasFurnished Apartments in
the Establishment. Appticatioaa and Testimonials as to
character and ability- tout be sent in, addressed to the
Chairman of the Industrial School Committee, on or be
fore MONDAY next, the 20th instant
By order

at twelve o'clock

Select Ire,

NATHAN lITHERLAND, Secretary
Cry room, 11th January, 1845.

'TY-FRE

WEST IiERB.I7 N N.
ASSISTANT MATRON WANTED.
THE GUARDIANS of the WEST DERBY UNION
are desirous of engaging an,4Ctive, intelligent
WOMAN, of good cbaracter as arr.-ASSISTANT to the
MATRON of the WORKII,I7,SE. She must be be-
tween 25 and 45 years of age, must-understand the mode
of 'cutting out Fernale_APparel, Men's- Shirts, &c., and
will be required to assist in the General Management of
the House, under the direction of the Matron : Salary
X2O per Annum, with Board and Losiging.—Applications,
with Testimonials, to be sent tome on or before Monday,
the 20th instant; and Candidates are requested to attend
at the Workhouse, in Mill-lane, Everton, at Eleven
o'clock •

---
Tuesday, the 21st instant.
WILLIAM CLEAVER, Union-Clerk
-square, Jam nary 1845.

17, Clayto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

lE no longer, I century, N 5
it came in a"

like Emperor

But we would say to t

ay be, the

_...ty pre- I can tell you that our hearts beat quick as
only one that is George walking up to us. The dinner-bell rant
'Pie cif.Eng- I foot moved to go below. ' Captair

George pass us ; yot

guides

LbmissiGn, nOr.w

a thing

says I ; ' 'bus

but
their such ...
.e whole of our sissippi men.
. customs of their " ' Mister Doughby
get.eration of old ingtoo,' says he—'
Lordship of Exeter

says be,

ra, rushing and dsshir

—or nominal and spitting dc the head of his
ntolerant wherever guards and dragoons and artillery. It was

(ready in the

midst of the other five steamers, passing them all
whole of our passengers were on deck looking on, and I

e saw tl:e
Nlnt

,cney, the cock being ettimated at•wop
3 d the hen at threepence.—Arcimbgica

cried 1, we oust a city dinner, and on Lis dra
t think of allowing ' Well, Reeve, how do you find 1,0
m that we are Mis- answer was, The Lord Mayor
_Ads n
Fraser': Magazine. .

it's the George Wash- I AN OLD-
himdred and twenty horse power,' I You can seal

ASHIONED COUNTRI UINNER-PARTY.—
.ely conceive a nretti. ioht_ than when Mr.

I de Vere gave one of his grand, statly,.-forgnal dinner par-
I ties. County
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

tion of Mr. Saunders, comprising about
The field adjoining this Lot on the north side, comprising,
about an acre, also in the occupation of Mr. Saunders
might be:added to this Lot if required.
6.—A commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly
the residence of the late Mr. Thomas Woods Mawdsley.
The Pleasure-grounds are extensive, and comprise two
large Hothouses, a Greenhouse, and an excellent walled
Garden. The Outbuildings comprise a double Coach-
house, Four-stalled Stable, and good Garden-house, or
Gardener's Cottage. The whole occupies about 2i acres.
7.—A small genteel RESIDENCE, in the occupation
of Mr. Charles Wright, situate on the south side of the
road leading to Norris-green.
The village of West Derby is four miles distant from
the Liverpool Ixchange, between which and West Derby
Omnibuses are constantly plying. All the Buildings were
recently erected by the late Mr. Radcliffe, and are of the
most substantial kind. The climate is considered very
salubrious. Taxes and rates for West Derby are exceed-
ingly moderate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

.1 of the rent, he urged the people to give in-
The rent was £243 lss.

hicriptions

QUESTS ACT.—A sermon preached in West-
- !wile Church, Dublin, on Sunday,
Carroll, one of the curates, is the
ct of general conversation in Dublin, and created an

land Row Roman Ca
Mr. 0

by the Re

among the congregation in the

The rev. gentlemen, it is said,
e who had lately presumed

course of it
denounced in strong terms thos
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

o Chester and Holyhead
1 Chester and Wrexham
2a Dublin and Belfast ...
5 Dublin and Cashel ...
i 0 Dublin and Drogheda.
2a Dundee and Perth ...

;astern Counties"

I, No. 2

ri4-11 and Glasgow

12i I Ditto quarter

I Ditto, prefereuce-shareF,

14 I GlasgoWand.Dumfrie

Ditto half sh rea

a I . Ditto preference

Ditto q

ter share

if shares

IQuarter

76 ;rest Western
60 Ditto Half Shares
4 Ditto Fifth Shares
50 Hull and Selby . .

;canton

ley, & Greenock .. lii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

"RICAN
TUks

TL
pearance of tt

IUESTRIAN COMPANY.
DAY EVENING, the 14th inst

Change of Performance, and Se,
he celebrated Mr. CANFIELD, t,
rersonator of Samson and Hercules, whose .
sing Feats of Strength caused the greatest sensation
ughout the United States.

cond Ap

Ame- 1

Mr: SANDS, ever anxious to
as, totally regardless of expense, forme
)r a limited period, with-this Artiste,

lave an opportunit

asto- I

gratify his old Patrons,
a Engagement,
Ist they might

,ENvitnessing t

NES will be of tt

.i.oe Human Frame is vest,.
The EQUESTRIAN SCL—
laring and interesting descriptions. The Feats of GYM
NASIA and ANTIPODEAN will be of a class to set al
ethers at naught.

TO-MORMW (Wednesday), the 15th inst., a
'ashionable MID-DAY PERFORMANCE, uncle

commencing at Two o'clock
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

FRIDAY

n FRIDAY next, the lith instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office,l3, Exchange-

buildings,

593 Bags Sincapore
50 Bags Mocha 4COFFEE,
400 Bags Ceylpe"
400 Bags BbACK PEPPER.
and H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers

On account of whom it may concern
►r next, the lith instant, at T

lye o'clock, at

ommercial Sale-roorpc-Temple-court,
279 Chests CQYGOU TEA.

USHBY'§, FOSTER, and Co., Broker,

On account of whom it may concern.
On FRIDAY next, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
Hoilinshead, Tetley, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-street,
111 Bales and a quantity of loose-Egyptian COTTON,
Damaged as Emerald, fronr4lexandria ; now lying in
Blundell's Warehouse, Dutfon-street.—Apply to
HOLLINSHEAarTETLEY, and Co., Brokers.

WEEK

206 instant, at Twelve o'clock,
and Co's Office, Royal Bank-

508 Bags RICE,,
401 Bales JVTE,

Just landed ex Queen, 4436 Calcutta.
130 Balei Bombay HEMP
MOLY NEUX, TAYLOR, and C

Brokers

&team ilabigation.

For DUBLIN, BELFAST, BANGOR, BEAUMARIS
and CARNARVON.
THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM.
f; PACKET COMPANY,
yiyirpTt. - Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

The above Company sailtheir)Ws
Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers
For l)liBLIN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ruption of our congregations

Magazine Almanack

manacks we hay
inted pages of 1

It contains

useful and inter,

what is generally foun,

and Court and Portia-
?aternan, Fleet-street, London. 1 the fit

I through IN

is omitted that is just ent
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ual, are excellen

Phiz, and " Broadlea Farm

cially beautifu

!w Sporting Magazine. London : Rudolph, Acker
man, Eclipse Sporting Gallery, 191, Regent-street.

This publicati

ommences the year wi
tv;rl

lent plat

eautiful vignett

The Pc

e present number, in addition to a vast mass of in-

cuted port

of H. Handley, Esq., a
gricultural world, and a pl

Hudson, Es

at Castleacr

asap on Norfolk

iculture,
ie Royal

by fir

ained the prize of

Agricultural Society of England

London : 24, Nor-

The New Monthly Belle Assemble?
folk-street, Strand
isual interesting and tasteful variety

Contains its

of prose and poetry, with an engraved frontispiece of
great beauty. This is decidedly the best conducted and
cheapest publication of its class.

The Asiatic Journal. I

W. H. Allen, and Co.,

Leadenhall

The present nurr

eral ver

Testing'

articles.

together_with a mass of useful information upo
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Her Majesty and Prince Albert will take their depar-
ture from Windsor for Stowe to-morrow.
The Oriental Club entertained by Sir Henry Pottinger
at dinner on Saturday evening at their house in Hanover-
square. Lord Auckland was in the chair.
William Boteler, Esq., the newly-appo;nted bankruptcy
commissioner for the Leeds district, took his seat for the
first time on Thursdaj last, at the Leeds court.
It is stated that Mr. Pritchard, late British consul at
Tahiti, is about to sail, as a missionary, for the populous
group of the Samosa, or Navigators' Island.
A letter from Tahiti, in the Emancipation of Toulouse,
states that, of 600 men composing the French garrison,
117 have been killed or wounded in the different conflicts
with the natives.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-SHIPS,
Ofl2oo Tons and 440 Horses' Power each.

BRITISH

APPOINTE

) BY THE ADMIRALTY TO SAIL BETWEEN I
LIVERPOOL and BOSTON,
CALLING AT HALIFAX TO L. ND AND RE
SENGERS AND HER MAJESTY'S M
HIBERNIA, Captain At,Ex.
'itiN CAMBRIA, CaptainC.H.E.JuDKINS.
NIT/Alit BRITANNIA, Captain ,jottrt HEWITT.
- CALEDONIA, C*ttrii EDWD.G. LOTT.
ACADIA, Ciptain WM.HARRISON.
The Vessels appointed to sailfiorn LIVERPOOL are the
HIBERNIA on the 4th February
CAMBRIA

n the 4

Passen

ers' Luggage must be on board tni

PAS- I

including Provisions, b

I'eTiOUS

Halifax; TI

ght Guineas

Guinea

s charge

d 45 each

thout Wines or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

DOCK COMMITTEE.-THURSDAY.

K. Horgan, liosyd
Moon,

❑, Nandbach
at M

Sothern and Brownlow

d to leav

the yard now in theh.

n the chair,) Nicol, Hough- I SCOTCH CHURCH AT BIRKENHEAD
-n, Tobin, Kendall "
'nd, Ck"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Practi co

spirits is subj

)e purchased for 2s. 6d. from the
There is, in ordinary cases, no pre-
y difficulties interposed ; con-
u in almost every provision-stop,
's. Out of 120 occupied shops in
and close to Coatbridge, there are 25 grocers and spirit-
dealers, 33 spirit-dealers, -1 eating-houses selling spirits,
4 stores selling spirits—in all, 66 shops in which spirits
are sold, besides 3 inns. This is upwards of 52 per cent. ;
so that at least every other shop in this place sells spirits.
" In one point of view the practice of selling spirits in
grocers' and other provision-shops is particularly objec-
tionable, as holding out temptations to the females, while
laying out the earnings of the family, to spend money in

magistrate's ctera.
litninary inquiry, nor are any u

pirits are s

as well as in many othe

• Lney drink upon the spot.
..aties to unscrupulous shokeepers,
may be disposed to tempt the wives to dealp at their shop
by an occasional present of a dram before they begin tc
make their purchases.
" On the public-houses there appears to be no control
whatever, and they are often open all night. The precise
quantity of spirits drunk in this district could not be as-

:rcat fac

It ofters

certained fro

r u uces ; out alt private infor-
mation went to prove that it far exceeds the average of
all Scotland, which itself amounts to more than two gal-
lons per head of the population. The temptation arising
from having ardent spirits so accessible is tuo great for a
people with the habits, and in the grade of civilisation, of
this mining community. The taste and the example of
indulging it spreads from the husband to the wife, and
thence to the children. If wages rise, the father of a
family, enslaved by this brutalising passion, works fewer
hours, and idles away his increased leisure (that most
precious gift to a working man, if rightly used) in dissi-
pation and drunkenness, instead of bracing up his ener-
gies to take advantage of the returning tide of prosperity
to do his duty to his family, by economising his addi-
tional earnings, paying for the schooling of his children,
providing more furniture or more clothing, and giving to
his habitation the appearance of being the home of a
rational man."
Religion or education they have none. " The great
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

is made as follows : take any quantity of flesh hem- loc

leaves, express the juice in a tine _
for forty-eight hours, pour off the clear supernatant Hut
from the fecula and chlorophylle whicl

e press, set it asic

has deposit

ly add to it a fifth part, by measure, of rectifit
spirit. This preparation will keep well for two year
and its uniform strength, together with the facility wit
which the dose may be increased

decided advantage over eft!:

of the fruit or leaves

The best time for

athering t

leaves is when they are in full flower

iously tosul

mittiog them to expression, the stalks s

Mary Grey. I

Emma, W

lelme, Tb

from Icl
Lydia
Rots')

at ditto

at ditto

ditto for Englane

fed from ditto for this port

o for London sth Octobe

Trinidai

m, Norman, Lena

and Mary Ann

a Ichabos, at Barbadoes, a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

lucadly

RiChard Cobder

an empl

and se:

ri earuin

at dirt at Ashton ; he

ied upc

at the F

reens ,nt

I to se

a year had only o
at of a 40s freehol,

done- afterwards, such

convey
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ith the vi

Short of- thei;;;;;uhlii
.4;"_

uiate practice of this vir
dark cellar, or sm
often lod

...au garret, containin a whole family
hers also, for the facil ties ofg washing, orm the
drying, the clothes of the inmates. From
• and bed, they turn-ed as if frr

-the-blackened blankets
evils for which they c'
But the poor, wt•
often find sources
---
their mutual benevolence is their surest reliance.
iwoman living in one of the crowded streets of Liven),
had a back kitchen in which three people could just
stand, containing a small boiler. On the Monday she
washed her own clothes ; the rest of the week her kitchen
was filled by her still poorer neighbours, as was the co-
Wvered passage into which her house opened, and in fair
eather her yard also. To dry all these clothes was the
fficulty. This w•
from her own b. window to It
,opposite, on whic
out of reach of theft, or of giving annoyanti.,
The cholera soon appeared, and that street was one of
the earliest and most severely visited. The bedding and
clothes of the dead were ordered to be burnt. How were
the survivors to supply the change of linen and the
warmth demanded, in an unprecedented degree, by thi s
dreadful disease ?
We rn -

are aroused, can

nsee none; and

A poor
I

s ave ome by passing cords
3 at of a kind neighbour
a they could bang and freshen in the air,

to any one

in
ores, Persevering benevolence, such as privation often
which makes us feel the high pcses
for which the discipline of life is designated. Thar, same
active kindness which opened her house to her neighbours,
led the woman above mentioned, regardless
f

..erseir, to visit the
her blankets, her clot!, sbe cou not
to the burnt. A medical man ussuredld allow
them her that -
chloride of lime put into the water in which she sti
them would destroy •
The rapid •

Inthes. z

ld them all haller sheet

infection

tte stock being quite .--
mac

phours, she

of the District Provident Sou..
thee to lend, for soap to wag to

some I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

MR. POLK AND HIS POLICI

plic has delivere

rice his

s, in reply

Nashville.

the policy which s

d -in the last paragra-ph

ague and indefinite

you, sir

,e following, his firs

ction to the Pre

my allusion

nd to my fello

dress presented to him b

Bich he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

f LONDON GAZETTE.—•TuEsDAy, JAN

--.41W10.--

IPS DISSOLVE

k and S,

J. Ainsworth, and J. Beardswc

merchants I

On the 2 th u
kburn, I three sons. who

Is J. Beards

Hall and I - 0

arc's J. German—
nd J. H. Wood

1, R. Wats,
)nrham, an

_NNING,
;ards On the 21

A. D. Cuffle
J. A. and R.

,d J. H

Manchester, paperhangers

Same day

Tavo, Manchester;

OF DIWD

On the 3rd

J. B. Pi
J. Dyso

TODD, Esq., a
1 Same day. a

W. Bat

H. and G. Schonsar, London, merchant
R. Pullen, Selby, Yorkshire, flax r
R. Currie, Newcast'
W. Ilayton. Sund

Same da
PLEYDELI

!ar-the-Sea,

IH. Kerr, Woolwich, tailor
J. urn rii 17n1-..... r2.—......4 ...

/k Kind NE
.... Tuck, Haymarket, London, silversmith. t.:
On the 6DI
6th i
Prier and H. Brady, Kingston-upon-Hull, brush mannfac-
GRAY, of a sor
Same day. thi

J, Wilson, Newcastle-up
T. Rodham, Newcastle
R. Drew

,annfacture

!ompton-strei

care, London, licensed

E. H. Foster, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner
J. Cockburn, New Broad-street, .ondon, me

kin, Cambridge, victual:er,

J. Hurley,-Weburn' Bedfordshire, plumbe

of Queen'
I UNSWORTH, I

le day, at t

eldest and c
Egryn Abbey

I.lll=

Zirtbs, ,-filarriagts anb

t West

at Coleshill-hc
BOUVERIE. of

tatbo.

kRY DUNNE

On the 4th instan
s 7, Lower Gardiner
On the sth instan

COMBS

twells, Mrs. J

W)NLEVY

HENRY A. I

of THOMA

iy &JOHN BOULTBEE, 1

ady of W 1

daughter

MARRIED

On the 3rd instant, at W

I of Mr. P. TREGENT, of the
On tt

atseners. Rev. W. Bowen, Mr. D. FELLOW,
ery-stable. BETH, only daughter of

)N, Esq

)n the 6th instan

F. FOSTER, Esq.

lof the late Mr. James
On the 7th

ARD YAT

:o DOF

FT. Esa

gest daughter

aly survivir

On the gth instan
Whitfield Brancker.

Hove, ne
Rev. HENRY —BRAN6KER. M.A

only child of

i .. .
the late RICHARD LANGTON. 1
Same day. at Sefton Church. di
ELIZABETH WARDROP. eldest

LUPTON, Great Crosby, to
.ughter of JAMES SWORD,

Esq., of Auntield.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr.
tenham, Cheshire, to SARAH COOMER
Cheshire.

k. BAYLEY, of Swet

DIED,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

E. Roberts, Oswestry:draper,

BANKRUPTS

Joseph Brown, Regent-street, Westmins er, grocer.
George Flintoff, Plymouth, bookseller.

DIVIDENDS

Thomas, Reading, grocer—Feb. 8, T. and W. Johnson, and C.
Mann, Romford, Essex, bankers—Jan. 24, S. Cox, Hendon, and
Brunswick-street. Stamford-street, London, horse dealer—
Jan. 31, T. Elridge, Upper Nor
London, coach builder—Jan,

merchant—Jan. 23, .3t Gar
W- Tebbitt, Birmingham,

dace, Gray's-inn-road.
tobinson, Strand, coal
I, A.

:tt, Liverpool, merchant

—Jan, V, Wise

Jan. 31, J. and D. Arthur. Neat'', Glamorgs
—Feb. 4, J. C. Petrie, Bedlingt. n, Durha

;eel manufact

mondwike, Yorkshire, seed crusher-
ham, victualler.

Feb, 6th, J. Forth, Heck-
a. Jones, Binning-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

)verw-orked slaves,

ill proelai

e eart

birth a

end which is to

tion is akin to such crime; and the tastes
;entlemen of Liverpool who are ready to
themselves

task of

devote
betray

encouraging

taste which is not very creditable and

cleanly.
One fact there is which satisfies us that the public
interests are not likely to be seriously damaged by
the machinations in progress. People of a certain
character are proverbially given to falling out ; and
shall, no doubt, be gratified and enlightened,
e days, by a few pleasant revelations
" '

me of tf.

and the dol

wise, when they disco

idled I

fashion in which

We lay

back for this amusement

greater mag

I time, and at no distant date

It will come all

We have studiously abstained of late from taking
any part in the controversy which has, unhappily,
been distracting and dividing the members of the
Church in this country. The columns of a news-
paper are not the fittest medium for polemical or
theological discussion ; and we have, therefore,
confined ourselves to the duty of simply recording,
as they took_place, the events to which such contro-
Nor should we, in now recurring to

versy has

the subject, devi:

reat import-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ers who

ery man that won't be
~" (Applause.) He,

lie little
It mig

Landowneis beat

,ht be done
)te, which i

Let the

ie till the 31st binuar

all the rest

the register;

If the money were paid,
zs given, the parchments
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

FOR INVESTMENT.
SEVERAL Lots of very desirable HOUSE
COTTAGE PROPERTY, in Birkenhead and Li- THE SCHOOL conducted by Mr. HARRIS, M.A ,
verpool, paying a clear yearly Rental, exclusive of Col- .1. Exeter College, Oxford, will be REOPENED on
lecting, varying from 6to 91 per cent. MONDAY, the 27th instant. ,------
Also for Sale, several large and small Lots of BUILD- 20, HOPE-STREETeING LAND, in Toxteth-park and other parts of Liver-
pool, at Richmond-bill. Everton; and at Birkenhead and MESSRS. WRENSHALL and SON'S MUSIC
r"er11....--
Tranmere, Cheshire. IVA ACADEMY, on Logiey'a System, will be RE-
And to LET, a variety OUSES, VILLAS, and OPENED on MONDAY, tisel7th instant.
SHOPS, in Birkenhea d Tranmere. ISLINGTON- SQ tbillE, LIVERPOOL.
And a genteel Fu ished COTTAGE and GARDEN,
with detached Offices, for Six Months. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR THE EDUCATION
Apply to E. HUTCHINGS, Estate and House Agent, OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Argyle-street, Birkenhead. TOXTETH-LODGE, NEAR LIVERPOOL
9th January, 1845.
___
_____ AIR. MITCHELL, sucettrrsior to Dr. Cow'
___

wil

Co tit Ed.

11. - RE-OPEN hi.s....SCHOOL on MONDAY, the 27th
instant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

ited in most
Zealand C,nn

doen'; church. The R

;d on the solemn ocea

` Escape for th
urch was densely crowded, and quite inade

and pre
chap. 1

17th ver.—

Elo throng

nterest'

We have been in-

—Dub
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

, grandson of

Formby

hard Tyreri

Same day, in the Isle of 11._
WO LFENDEN, formerly of Manchester.
Same day, at his residence, Clarence-street, Evertors, a
55 years, the Rev. JOHN WHITTENBURy.
On the 4th instant, at Upholland, near Vb igan, aged 7
Mr. THOMAS PYE, of the firm of Rigby and Pye

ABRAHAM

- •
street, Evertor, brother to Mrs. James Marsdeu, Great Georg
street.

Same day, at her residence, Bebington-street, aged 7,
MARY CORRIE.
On the WI instant, aged 40 years, Mr. TA )MAS A

Copperas-hill

RICH ARD

aide, HoleOrne, near Bury

Same day, at

aged 66 years, the l
M.A., Canon of Cant

Iciest son of the late JOHN

Same day, aged 4
Bull km, Blackburn
Same day, aged

WILLIAM FREI
7, and Vicar of S

ERICK EAYLEY
. John's. Thanet.

Accrington

years, Mr. JAMES BROMLEY, of

34 year.

ASHTON STANSFIELD, Esq.,

On the Cth instant, aged g years and 5 months, CHARLES,
son of Mr. JOHN STOCKDALE, Rimrose bank. Bootle.
same day, in his 37th year. Mr. WI ILIA kt A LLEN, victualler,
Spur-street, formerly of Holywell.
Same day, aged 65. Mrs. ELLEN TOOLE, relict of the late

Mr. John Too'le,
Same day, at Egremont, Chu
HARRISON, of Lord-street, i
On the 7th instant, aged 44, after a long and painful ilnea
Mr. WILLIAM HOWARD.
Same day, at the hou
a long and severe

MARGARET, wife

f P. Whiteway, Esq., Runeoft, after
, Miss ELIZABETH NEWTON, late
was most esteemed where she was best

town, who

ay, Mr. THOMAS BALMER, of Thurlow-street.
ay, at 57, Gloucester-street, aged 26, ANNE, wife Mr
TQC

Samc day, at Ormst

rk, aged 7.

On the 7tl

Oa the 9th Instant, aged
- .. . .

of this t,)-wn

Mr. ROBERT MILLAGAN,
s, EDWARD, youngest son of

of Mr. JOHN PLATT

Same day, aged 12 years and 6 months, ARCHIBALD KERR,
son of Mr. GEO. SMITH, 27, Bold street.
On the lath inst., at the house of her daughter. Mrs. Womb/.
West Derby-street, aged 61, Mrs. SARAH MAXWELL. relict
of the late Mr. Alexander Maxwell, of Dumtric
Isle of Mat

On the Ilth initant, nt the house of his sou-in.l
Wilson, Virgil street, Air. JOS. ACKROYD, aged
Leedo.

I 5 17 I

ABLE

1 7 45

HOLYD

8 'Oxford Lent Term

in in Apof

ssts eh
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

n, Patterso

3 de Cab,

from Calcutta, at di

at ditto

duras, at dittc

Halifax, ditto

St. John, N.B. ditto
at Ceyl

at St. Helena
laird, Robb;
Trusty. Elden ; Wrn

Trotman, Brow

Zoe, Blacklock ; S'

id of Alicant, Lowe
Nereid

Newby

i, Black

D'Arcy, Garnock, from
t, Ogiley, Hunter
: John Gibson: Grahan

Robertson, and Mann el a

NiMains, hence at Osten

Iris. Pisher, frog
Murray

Rubicon,

; Donna
George,

Sincapor

Arnodell, Boxer
Tom Crin

fl Holyheae

and, was spoken 13th D

spoken 24th Oct. in lat. 21 S.

'as spoke:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

mr CALCUTTA

The very fi
DUKE (
FAMES HAP

Wtst

nb t~~'.

he 25th instant
NTIGUA.

The Ship-ISABEL,
ILLIAWGRIFFITHS, Maste

rms offreight a

To sail immediately.
For BARBADOS,
he ELEU H-E It I.A

Mastei

t or p6sag

IRLAM

giurrita

slant, hat

WELLINGTON, -
EAVES, Commander,

baying splenc

pply Co M

J. J. .ST.A.RKEY

C. W. and F. SHAI!'

and HIGGINSON

ipal part of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

EDUCATION

AT MR. RALPH SEM PSON'S ACADEMY,
Earby, near Darlington and Barnard Castle,
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are Boarded, furnished with
Books, and instructed in whatever their future prospects
may require, for Twenty Guineas a year. Music, French,
and Dancing, Half-a-Guinea per Quarter each. The
Pupils are treated as members of the family. No vaca-
tions, unless desired, and no•-eitras.

Cards, with references,A be had from the Establish-
ment ; of Mr. KuEns2l, Richmond-street ; Mr. JONES,
36, St. James's-streaf ; and of Mr. McLEon, 2, Orford-
street, SalthouseAock, Liverpool. Any address left at
either place will'be attended to by Mr. S., about the 12th
instant, after which he will attend, from Eleven to One
at Mr. BAIRSTOW'S, Bull Inn, Dale-street, a

o'clock,
few days

THE SANTRY TRAINING AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL, NEAR DUBLIN.
PATRONS.
THE HON. THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

refused to perform the t
p 1 -

In return for the food afforde

it appears, Were on tramp. and on Saturday evening ap-
plied to th- !f for the night. They were
admission to the poork-

officer

plied wi

an order fo

,d ittec

Supper was giver

...,unclay), before their departure, the
on them to pump a large tank full of
the men refused to do, as they said, because
r. Tt•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

August 20 to 23,1833)
cted with chni.,— •

of w hicl

iaLy quilts;
me hundred

and one hundred and forty dozen
PCP

- - v
part of the establishmen
from the Provident Dis

and clothes which
this de•

r Dr,

le eagerness of the poor
.g been proved by a trial

the TOwn Council, in
:aionwith baths for the

town. The proposal was
lding for the purpose was
tained two private baths,

tablishment, a
. Eight more.
year.. There
conveyed, filled, on a truck,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

T. She

~ J. Burge

tson, I

nose be shown

d, Tilehurst.
'a Meld, Sum

Grosvenor-square, London, grocer
and J, Waker, York road, Lau
akehur

Calverley, Yorkshire, c
lock, Liverpool, commi

it—Jin. 3; S. Eccles

W. Cross

RTIFICAT

To be granted by the Court of Revie

to the contrary on o:

C. Mann, Romford

f, Esaek, banker

a. 28, T

A. W. Pol

R. E. Walker

iester, lead mer.

cotton manufacturer

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP PRJDA
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

01, merchant

,hall mills, 'n

hadwick a

spinners; as far as regards W.
Liverpool, coal merchants.

RATION OF DIVIDE

—Purnell and Case

queen-street, Lincoln's-ion-fields, Lo

. .
don, carpet-warehouseman.
E. Bailey, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, London, uphol

, Harrow-road, Paddingi

C. Sharp and W. D. Clark, Berne
Simmons and Brook, B

mondse

I, licensed victualle
treet. upholsterers
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Eiberpool Alanbart.

ESJAY MORAING, JA

hen Mr

knti-M

time, that the object in view

er, was to

the moon to learn

ncy wnic

Brown as membe

eIIOUR

ur re prese.

jun , " secretar

14, 1845

ns, jun., Secre-

kssociation of Liverpool,
f would-be free-
an of that

modus 01

!re not with-
essed at the

amping the county
:d by the aid of

heir pockets sof
n-i

3 not climb up

ch pur-

return to Parliament

'or South Lancashire,
) buy their own quali-
e
a qualification of paper and of

e services of that gen-
e; and Mr. Charles

his ap-
scheme
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

A Tregear and T. C
J. Balis, He

A. Partway, Br

J. Tapscott

gardener,

Mander

side, London, 1
London,

Essex, London, tea-dealer.

NNIJLLEI

Grove-street, Hackne

I - Thomas Revel'', jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, plun
John Barg, Liverpool, merchant.

William Lutwyci

Birrninn

am, brass-founder.

Jan, 28, J
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

To-day we have only our usual Tuesday's enquiry for
Cotton, say to the extent of 2,000 Bales, entirely from the
The newly landed Cotton is coming out freely,
)uyers to do their business more satisfactorily

and enables

COTTON MARKET.-

-WEEKLY REPORT

The demand

_ prices worth notice; in American de-
whole, the tendency has been slightly in
rut other descriptions are as before, and if
anything there is more steadiness in rates obtained for Brazil
and Egyptian. Speculators have taken 1000 bales of American,
and Exporters 250 American and so Surat. There is a better
inquiry to-day, and the sales will be fully 5000 bales, the market
closing with more steadiness than last week.

dueing any change

ecri ption

favour of buyers, bi

♦CCOUNT OF SALES A
From the 4th to

IVIPORTS OF COTTON

IMPORTS

SALES OF THE

in the Wee,

ThisWk,thisyear

So , Sea Island.
Stained ..

10 a 10

11....11

4569 j f Mobile -
1 t Alabama and Ten n

j Pernambuco &Paz
t Aricati and Ceara

pia and Mascio

r Maranharr,

1( 30 1 Egyptian .
Barbattoes

Permian

Carthagen a
Smyrna .. ..
Manilla .. ..

Madras

Bengal
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-14

Brandling

Chester and Birkenhead

)üblin and Ktnistoy

Durham and Sunderland
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Eastern Counties........

- -
Glasgow and Paisley
Grand Junction

North of E

Great Western

Liverpool and Manchester
London and Birmingham.

d Blackw-ill
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

NAME

Arbroath and Forfar
Birmingham and Gloucester
I-tester and Birkenhead ... •
Dublin and Drogheda
u,sablin and Kingstown
"„1113dee and Arbroath
Durham and Sunderland
Edinburgh and Glasgow
411>tern
Glasgow and Ayr
Grand
and Greenock
Wand Junction*
Gravesend and Rochester
Great North of England
Great Western
Linn and Selby
,t 44 Ilepool Dock and RaiL
44, verpool and Manchester
Landon ana Birmingham
London and Blackwall
London and Brighton
London and Croydon
London and Greenwich
~
':.l"uthwestern
Lalanchestcr, Bolton, and Bury
r anchester and BirmingharnH
4lanchester and Leeds and,

18734
21210
16771
14204

Hull and Selby
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Darlington
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and North Shields 19502
North Union l2oos
North Midland
ter:s and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Preston and Wyre
Ilbeffield and Manchester
aouth Eastern .• - •• •
Tab' Vale
Ulster
Yarmouth and Norwich
York and North Midland

16446
25631
26169
60442
2760
11959

2858
5654
2093

I 148

740
4706
1367

6179
15462
2529
1775
452

501
M 22
48g
1064
5726
1183
627

4915
Liugham

* See London and Bin

......, PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER
-
WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel £l9 0 Q 0 0
Memel 16 10 19 0
Gothenburg l6 10 - - 17 0
Petersburg 17 0 19 0
rlacKs, per foot of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck
, British American Pine
"Tuwoon, per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet
,British American
'IA ii ociAN y , per foot of 1 in
Donduras

Ullha
$t Domingo.hoAlt.PLANEs
OAR wool), per cubic feet
I,,Aviis, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe

Quebec, rekCiOl:lln.:
and 5} feet lcng
gr "0. Puncheon
Oak
Pine, British Brier

.7 10 -
. 410-

o 6 --
o 8
I o
o 0
3 • --

go 0 -110 0
40 0-00 0

Krl3s 55 I
....13 •
s. d.
I
non 0 0
.... 1 i
7.. 1 3
10
1
11

1. d.
3 0
0 0
1 10
1 si

Danzig
atemel
alta.rCd.,

2 1
3 O'S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

ford, in the ;3rd
y of the Bengal Civil
gistrate f.,r the county

homes Gee, printer

On the 14th instant, in this town, Mr. Ti
and publisher, of Denbigh.
Same day, at his residence, St. Leonard's-o^-sea, the Right
Honourable William Dundas. In 1804, he was appoint
retary at War, in the ro, m of the Right Hon. Charles
Pitt. He represented Tain and Dingwall, in the P
mons, and up to the election of 1831 had sat for the city of Edin-
burgh in several parliaments.
Same day, in his 72nd year, Mr. William Blundell. principal
clerk and cashier to Messrs. Stanton, distillers, Warrinh
Same day, at Hawarden, in her 22nd year, Anna Mary.
daughter of H. Leigh Rigby, Esq.
On the 15th instant, at Chippenham, Cambridgeshire, An.
Maria, wife of Joseph Sidney Sharp, Esq., and daughter of the
late General Gent.
Same day, in Wilton.creseent, London, Harriet, widow of the

.ed See-
3athurst

ouse of Com.

late Sir Fredericß Francis Baker, Bart
Same day, Hester Dorot
Esq., Hull square, Denbigh
Same day, aged 15 yea
late J. Yeoward, Esq.
Same day, at Crossficld House, Worsley, aged 71 years, Elea-
nor, wife of Robert Lansdale. Esq., deeply regretted.
On the 16th instant, Catherine, the wife of Mr. Thomas Yel-
verton, aged 51 years.
Same day, at Clifton, near Bristol, Ellen, Viscountess Can-
terbury.

and Edwards

st daug►.ter of tae

Sane day, aged 28 years, at Blackwell House, near Bristol, the
residence of the Honourable Lady La Peer Trench, William,
son of the late Honourable Colonel Sir Robert Le Poer Trench.
Same day, at Bootle, aged 72 years, Ellen, widow of the late

s Cemetery
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

twaddle about her Majesty's ministers, will no doubt
be originated, headed by such names and amounts
as the following :

Thomas Thornley, Esq., M.P., . £boo
William Brown, Esq., . ~. 500
James Mullineux, Esq., .. 500
James Mellor, Esq., 5OO
&c., &c. _

The names of our Liberal contemporaries would
no doubt swell the list—say

The Mercury,
The Albion,... • . • .
The Times,. . •• . .• .
The Journal, _

£lOO
50
50
50

And we venture to promise that, from such a
movement, the Conservative gentry, merchants, and
tradesmen of the town, including his Worship the
Mayor, would not be found hanging back.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

of religion

:hief di

and nail
al Chris

er religion

charge

towards n
fear cedin

reposed

ad, no quickness to consc
ther heard timid fellow

Don't go
all hi

g him tt

d went to Worm

)osterity, is the

4 to encoun- t

are tiles t
Diet the.r,

are, howeve

some curious

•eformation in Germ

)igot Li

3 this wisdom, dis-
freedom from the

multitu

no account, therefore, of the trials and difficul
has to encounter. They will only swell t
fayou

ing or selling indul
rnoldi of Troves, wit

I omit to note. It was in the 16th ce
half of Europe by prea,
-nue purposes. Y-
lid the name

on under a bull of Leo

ht marl

ie bear

n be given to

)una him crying,

s;" " Don't do
of them to meet

way to

look them off, did what he thou
id now, which, says The vc

-" You surely will not
" though I should be
ils at Wo:ms as there
his conduct before the

ties Ronge
current in

dent of history will
tury that Rome list

£h his holy

and, what is most remark

church no wisdom,

Nit the thirty years

ple of
;sound
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

THE COURT 4- FASHIONABLE WORLD.

Her Majesty's royal and illustrious visitors still remain
at Windsor Castle, and have, during the week, tahsn
exercise with the Queen and Prince Albert, when the
weather permitted. Her Majesty held a privy council at
Windsor on Thursday,' at which most of the f abinet
ministers were present, when parliament was further
prorogued until the 16th December.
Lord and Lady Francis Egerton have been entertaining
a select circle at Worsley, including Lady Dacre and Miss
Sullivan, Lady Francis Cole, and Lady Charlotte Greville.
The noble Lord is recovering from a severe attack of
gout.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The attempt of " A Dissenter" to scold our worthy diocesan is
almost as ridiculous as the Mercury delivering an essay on
"Christian union "
The lines of " H. C." are not altogether devoid of merit, but they
do not come up to the " Standard."
We should have been glad to have given insertion to the letter
of " Veritas," but we think it would defeat his object. His
letter, as it stands, is anything but a eulo Aum, for which,
we presume, he intended it. We would recommend him to
have nothing to do with the cther matter to which he alludes.
R. C. ought to have communicated to us his name in confidence
We can never invert a narrati n of facts without some clue
to obtain a proof of them in case of subsequent inquiry.
The Albion itself corre:ts the apparent contradiction in our last,
as to the Mayor's contribution at St. Peter's church. The
information we received as to that contribution being equal
to the donation usually given by his predecessors, was re-
ceived from the authorities at the Blue School some time after
the article was written, which stated that we had " no infor-
mation on the subject."

r

itiberpool g77,tanbarl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

SUNDAY, 22d NOVEMBER,

Aunty/cu.—Dryad, Hansen. from Sincapore—Frince of Wales
from Cojiba—Golden Fleece, from Pernambuco—Abagun, from
New York—Demenster, from St. John, N.B.—Meddleburgh,
and Berzelius, from St. John, N.B.—Margaret, from Newfound•
land—Samdo, •m Finland

SAlLED.—Sylphide, Kohler, for Africa—Syren, Turpin, Cal-
cutta—Pat. Henry, Delano, New York—Bona Dea, Brown, New
Orleans—Triton, Tuton, Bilboa— Great Western, (steamer,)
Matthews, Bristol

Ballus, hence for Jamaica, at Milford, with loss of jibboom
Albert Edward, hence at Anjer 13th Sept.
John o'Saurt, -, and Liverpool, -, hence at Anjer 14th
September
Lancaster, -, hence at Anjer _ .

Dumfries, Thompson, hence at Hong Kong 26th Sept.
Lovranese, hence at Bahia
Bell, Murray, hence at Tenerifre
Abigail, Agnew, hence at Barcelona
Minerva, Brinx, hence at Bruges
Crishna, -, and Canada. -, hence at Batavia
Victory, Hull; Inglewood, Smith; Devon, :Mallory; and Jane
Prowse, Williams, hence at Hong Kong. .

Patna, Ponsonby, hence, at Hong listing, and sailed 2gth Sept
on her return.

Circassian, Hore, hence, at Hong Kong, and sailed 12th Sept,
for Shanghae.
Duke of Lancaster, Bulley, hence, at Hong Kong, and sailed
27th Sept., for Whampoa.
Mischief, Lear, sailed from Marseilles, for Liverpool, 15th
Nov.

Lucretia, Tucker, hence, for Port au Prince, at Falmouth;
experienced very violent weather, and bore up from long. 8:

Bahamian, Hawkins, !sailed from 417hampoa 28th August, for
Liverpool.
Pandora, Cothay, sailed from Hong Kong 3rd Sept. ; Edward
Boustead, 6th Se,t. ; Maggie, 1, th Sept. ; and Larpent, Sth
Sept.. all for Shanghae ; and Sanderson for London, 24th Sept.
City of Derry, -. for London, put back to Hong Kong 17th
Sept., making ten inches water per hour, having been on shore.
Mysore, Ward, from Batavia, at Sincapore, and sailed 27th
Sept.. on her return.
Duchess of ;Clarence, Birch, sailed from Sincapore 18th Sept.,
for the Nicabar Islands, and John Dugdale, -, 26th Sept., for
London.
Helvellyn, -, from Sincapore, at Anger, 141 h Sept.
Avoca, -, ditto, ditto, lith Sept.
Palatige. -, from Calcutta, at St. Helena.
Tartar, Lockwoods, from Bombay, at Hong Kong.
Mary, Kemp. ditto ditto
VESSELS SPOREIV.

Ellen, of Glasgow, for Sincapore, sth August, :off Bahia
Straits ; Larch, from Africa, for Liverpool, 7th Nov. in lat. 33 56,
long. 37 5,), W.; Thomas Young, from Valparaiso. for Cork, in
lat. 34 24, long. 36 50; Snowdon, from Africa, for Liverpool,
Ind Nov. in lat. 22, long. 33 30 W.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

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A N APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE JEWISH
IL. NATION, in connexion with British Policy in the
Levant. By E. L. MITFORO, Esq., Ceylon Civil
Service.
London : J. HATCHAItio and SON, 187, Piccadilly.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS.

ORFORD.—The following degrees were last week con-
ferred :—Masters of Arts—C. W. W. Wynn and C. P.
Phillips, Christ Church ; H. R. Farrer, Fellow of Mer-
ton ; J. D. Hoskins, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. J. Groom,
Wadham ; Rev. J. Baines and Rev. L. M. Humbert, St.
John's ; H. Tindal, Brazennose • T. Bell, Rev. L. Gid-
ley, and J. Grenside, Exeter W. H. Richardson, Oriel.
—Bachelor of Arts—C. W. Davies, Edmund Hall; Rev.
H. S. Templar, J. Sutton, S. B. Warner, W. P. Court-
ney, and A. G. Atherley, New Inn Hall ' • M. M.
Ainslie, Christ Church ; C. H. Marley and A. F. Carey,
Wadharn ; E. Greatorex, Pembroke ; Mr. J. Blacker,
Postmaster of Merton; T. W. D. Humphreys and H.
Browne, Trinity ; C. M. Church, Oriel ; R. A. Le Me-
surier, scholar of Corpus ; J. W. Burgon, Worcester.
The Archbishop of York has completed his eighty-
eighth year, and is in the enjoyment of good health.
Mr. Ruthrorford, M.P., was last week all but unani-
mously re-elected Lord Rector of Glasgow University.
The Rev. Henry Phillpot, B.D. has been elected
master of the Catherine Hall, Cambridge, in the room of
the late Dr. Procter.
The Rev. Frederick W. Faber, M.A., late Fellew of
University College, Oxford, and Rector of Elton, near
Stilton, Hants, has resigned his preferment, and con-
formed to the Roman Catholic Church.
We understand that at the recent opening of the church
of St. Saviour, in Leeds, an address was numerously
signed by the clergy present, declaratory of sentiments
adverse to the Church of Rome, but that a portion of the
clergy, including Dr. Pusey, refused to sign the address.
A petition is now signing at Leeds by clergymen
officiating in churches "built in the confident expectation
that suitable endowments would be provided for them by
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners," to whom the petition
is ad lressed, but which endowments have not been
provided. The petitioners pray that " the Board will
be pleased to devise some plan for the endowment of
churches thus unhappily situated ; they venture to hope,
that, should no other source be found available for so
urgent a case, her Majesty's Government, at the earnest
solicitations of the Episcopal Bench, will see the pro-
priety and the necessity of applying to Parliament in
behalf of these churches, which possess claims to endow-
ment of a very peculiar nature, and no way inferior to
those which were last session conceded to the Roman
Catholics of Ireland."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25

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