The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07 00:00:00

ke some sacrifi

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nposition; whereas, in the

3 escape its pressure, although they

ne, must gesign much of cn
able

.e. And look, too, at its effect Cents.,. 28/ to I.:Mexican was also rather better, the
~.....aral proportions and the bealthi- Actives closing clo.sinlg oa. to 1; and thelo Deferred,. 151 to 1;
ness of those dwellings which necessarily come 89 Ig;
Buenos was
An 102revo,te,dt041
.tochdan, Biroartioaolo,. 88C to
under its provisions—of the effect upon their beauty lombian, 141 to y 1
; ..badnish, E49'to 90; Dutch Two--an' ,'
we say nothing. How we plan and contrive to save Half per Cent., 634 to 64 ; the Five per Cents,
a window or two, when those very inlets of air and Portuguese, 59/ to 604; Peruvian, 284 to 29i
light are necessary to the comfort of every habits-
sian, 119 to 120.

I upon the archi

99 to i

and Rus-

FURTHER ARRIVALS OF GUANO.—There have arrived
at this poi t since Friday last nine vessels from Ichaboe, and
passages and onecomparatively (of small tonnage} from Valparaisty,laden
staircases, to which we are compelled to resort in with this valuable manure. The
otonsaggregate ;
but a
admeas theysure
I order to escape the visits of the tax-gatherer, or the ment of the vessels from Africa is 4
of his, demands ! What stopping up of would carry much above that weight, and generally come
—what darkening of cellars ! Honestly, ships,, the import (including the cargo fron
. .
Ix the repeal of which would

tion, and to h

ealth itself ! How miserable the blanl

windows, and dark, unwholesome

acreas

fan-lights

low not

er, been

‘—dna even much more—has, ..._
more universally w 'corned than the repeal of this for some time ~
expected, so that the addition to previou
tax upon heaven's light and air, stock, will, in all probability, but little, if it all, affect
We fear that, with the repeal of the tax upon present quotations,
especially as the emand for the ar-
:.ertain and unrealised income and of the ticle will become brisker
as the spring advances.
1 window duty, we must, for the present year, remain
LECTURES ON THE CHURCH.—On Sunday last, the
content, unless we might stipulate for a release from Rev. Hugh Nl'lsieile gave notice to his congregation that,
oofn Thursdayenn evening next, he would commence a c
a few minor imposts whose loss the revenue would
days,ltonretsi,lntofnbllenco.ntinutd on several succeeding Thurs.
scarcely feel. If we could, however, go a little fur-ajencdts,:.—Th"eTlehuChnuhrcali
of Christ
God
Cher, we might, probably, select for remission the in Christ, which is one," subjects
duty upon glass. This imposition is one which here on earth, which are many." We cannotre conceive
eiatt
possible to imagine subjects more important in the present'
almost defeats itself ; and—whilst it presses severely
crisis of the church than the above ; and elucidated as
upon the extension of a valuable branch of mant.t- they will be by the eloquence, learning, and argumentative
facture, and deprives many of a luxury which might ability of so distinguished a preacher as the r..--
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