The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-02 00:00:00

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Giges (bred in
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Cameleon (bred on
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The Ashtead Pet.. 3 6 3
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le up to Saturday night.

The steam-ship Hibernia sails for Halifax and Bostoa
on Thursday next.
The Liverpool July races will commence on the 17th
instant. The autumn meeting takes place op
the 27th a
September next.

SUDBURY DISTRANCHISYMENT.—Tbe government
have determined to disfranchise the borough of Sudbury,
on account of the bribery committed therein, and to erase
it from the representation.

Lord Sandon presented a petition to the House of
Commons, on Friday, from the wood-sawyers of Liver-
pool, praying for protection against the steam-sawyers, by
whom they were thrown out of employment to the num-
ber of 800 or 900 persons.
On and after Friday next the London mail train now
leaving Lime-street at eight o'clock in the evening, will
leave at a quarter past. The object of this change, which
is made by order of the Postmaster-General, is to accele-
rate the mail.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—A dramatic company of con-
siderable talent has, for the last few weeks, appeared at
this theatre, playing the most approved pieces of eminent
authors, ancient and modern, with excellent success ; and
the crowded houses prove that the selections, which are
all confined to what is called the legitimate drama, are
such as merit public approval.
THE COURT.—The Queen and Prince Albert left
Buckingham Palace, in an open carriage and four, at 20
minutes past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, es-
corted by a party of Lancers, for Claremont. Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the Princess
Royal were in the next carriage. The Court is expected
to return to Buckingham Palace to-day (Tuesday.)
OVERLAND MAIL.—In reply to an application from
the East India and China Association at this port, the
Assistant Secretary of the General Post-office has stated
that the ''7th of each month is the day appo nted for the
despatch of the India mail, via Marseilles ; and, when
that day falls on Sunday, the despatch of that mail will
take place on the evening of the Bth."
TEIE ORANGEMEN IN CANADA.—Some of the United
States journals are kind enough to take the affairs of
Canada under their protective care, and they predict the
worst consequences from the "coquetry," as they al-
lege, of the Governor-General with the Orangemen
of Upper Canada; but why coquetry, why any dis-
guise ? The Union between the Government everywhere
and the Orangemen is a legitimate union. The Orange-
man is the living representative, and the only living
representative of the old English whip. He is the cham-
pion, wherever his lot is cast, of the liberty, the religion,
and the honour and interests of England. England is his
country under whatever climate he may have first seen
the light—the liberty of an Englishman is his inheritance
—the pure religion of England, his hope here and here-
after ; and the security to England of every dependency
will be in the exact proportion to the number and influ-
ence of such men whom that dependency may contain.
It will be always the policy of the enemies of this nation
to recommend the discountenancing of Orangemen, ac-
cording to the moral of the great orator's fable of the
dogs, the sheep, and the wolves. But we trust that we
have outlived the suicidal stupidity that allowed the argu-
ments of the enemy to prevail over gratitude and common
sense ; indeed, there is no appearance of such a triumph
to folly on the part of Sir Charles Metcalfe.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 1.

Wind at Holyhead, Ncrth, light airs at 6 a.m. ; North, light
breeze, at 12 at no on ; N. W. light airs at 12 at noon.
Off Poiut Lynas, at 4 p.m. No. 8491, Monarch, brig, for St,
Lucia.
Off Great Ormshead, at 5 p.m. No. 6137, John Bolton, ship
telegraphed for Quebec, and several other vessels, outward
bound.
OR the port, at 6 p.m. 1 brig and 1 schooner.

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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY 1.
Prices of new Butter are fully 2S per cwt. higher, with an
extensive demand. Supplies are liberal ;—the North of Ireland
having commenced its contributions, and a fair quantity is • coming in from Wales. Pickled Butter is a tolerably free sale.
and 72s is still the ruling quotation for seconds. In Provisions
we notice no alteration. Bacon brisk and is dearer.