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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

TO THE TENN

W. B. invites Captains, Exporters, and Dealers gene-
rally to his Wholesale Dep.24, where they may have an
opportunity of selecting from an extensive Stock of
Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots and Shoes,
adapted for all Countries and Climes, on terms fully as
favourable as at any other Manufactory in the Kingdom.

• IMPORTER OF
AMERICAN VULCANIZED_OVER-SHOES;

Also, Agent for the Sale of
GUTTA PERCHA,
At the same Prices as at the Company's Warehouse in

London

OYSTERS! LONDON NATIVE OYSTERS ! I
100 of the best WHITSTABLE OYSTERS,
and a BILLINGSGATE OYSTER KNIFE, packed
in a neat Mat Basket, for 45. 6d., or in Barrels, for 55.,
Sent free of Carriage within Five Miles from
GEORGE DUFFEY'S
LONDON OYSTER 00MS,
79, FIANOVER- 4ET,
THREE DOORS F CHURCH-STREET,
Directly opposite
_,noret Silversmith's Shop.

N.8.-116Sii)(A>ldiVES reduced to Tenpence ier Score
in the Shop.
Prime LISSADELL and other favourite IRISH OYSTERS,
at equally Reduced Prices.

GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE
WAREHOUSE,
9, DERIVE-STREET, ST. JOHN'S MARKET.
(EST‘BLISHED EIOIITEEN YEARS.)

JOHN STANTON respectfully begs to inform the
Inhabitants of Liverpool and the neighbouring districts,
that having enlarged and made extensive alterations in his
Premises, he has been enabled to make very considerable
ADDITIONS to his STOCK, thereby insuring to thepurchaser
every facility and choice, together with all the advantages ob-
tainable iu any house in the kingdom.

The principles of economy ob;iiou re that articles of
daily use and of the best descri ' ns should be obtainable at
the lowest price, to test w ' the proprietor strongly invites
personal examination ous to purchasing.
The Stock consist every article manufactured for dotnes-
tie and general u i Glass, both plain, cut, and ornamental.
Also, a rich and-varied assortment of China, Toilet, and Din-
ner Ware, and all other descriptions of General Earthenware.
S. S. takes this opportunity of returning thanks to his friends
and the public generally for the kind patronage be has received
for so many years, and hopes, by pursuing tae same steady
to mark a continuance of their favours.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

NEW PATTERN IN SPOONS AND FORKS.
ROE and JACOB respectfully beg to call special
attention to the most elegant and novel Design in
SPOONS and FORKS, that they have the honour of first in-
troducing in Liverpool, combining all t richness of the
various Scroll Patterns with the m gant French outline.
ROE JACOB,
SILVERSMITHS,
_ELLERS,_ AND WATCH MANU-

FACTURERS,
WATBRLOO-PLACE,
CHURCH-STREET.

LETTS' DIARIES, 1851

GEORGE WCORQUODALE ant CO. invite
__
__attention to their

STOCK OF DIaiKWioIiTHE YEAR 1851

RITCHIE'S COPYING PRESSES.
Quarto 3os. Foolscap
I Folio sos. Extra-Size 6OB,

THE NEW LIST aerierg:llPS IS NOW BEADY.

,zg-, CASTLE-STREET.
GEORGE Id'CORQUODA.LE and CO.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRIZES
A very extensive Assortment of useful and valuable

BOOKS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE AND

SCIENch

in superior bindings, prepay h a special view to the above
purpose, at prices from , to £3, is now ready at WAREING
WEBB'S, 9, CAST BEET, LIVERPOOL
*** The Stoc ords also ample choice of more valuable
Books suitable for presentation.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

ker of agricultural implements,
•the wheelright, the saddler and

comprises the ME
Int having seconded the resolution in I the hla

itution of stock-feedin g for grain pipe Intlthis, a d
nvEr Art •11.

a ppara

me course of some experiments which he
had. instituted for the purpose:of obviating this difficulty,
and applying this mode of heating the washing-tubs at
the•new baths, Mr. Thomas Jones, the pattern maker and
moSleller at the Public-office, hit upon a plan by which
the• defect previously felt might be very econo nicully
ob.viated. The principle of this is the presenting of a
soft, surface for the water to strike against on the conden-
sation of the steam, thus getting rid of the noise nnti

Jarring. - The lecturer described the plan, which is very
simple, the object being attained by the nozzle of the
steam-pipe being inserted into a box packed with flannel ;.
and stared, that even if made entirely of brass, the cost of
the - would be only 6s. 6d.

At the close of Mr Newland's paper, much applause
was given to his various inventions, and especially to that
• 1 •• • • -

which we have last described, and which Mr. Grantham.
explained might be api.lied upon a much more extended
scale, and would do away with the injurious vibration
experienced i❑ steam-vessels when exhausting their steam
into the water to get rid of the saline matter in the
boilers. We regret that we are unable to give the close
of a very interesting evening's proceedings, which were to
have included a paper by Mr. R. V. Yates, on the recla-
mation of the drains of Dunkirk.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

THURSDAY.

On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, in the
Commercial Sale-room,
]7OO a and *-Drums
500 *-Boxes Turkey Pulled FIGS,
16 Skeleton Ca - eme
Per Brigand steam rom Smyrna.—Apply to
GEORGE BADENACH

Broker,

On THURSDAY next, the 28th instant, at One o'clock, in tl-
Commercial Sale-room,
2CO Boxes
400 3-Boxes 1 Bunch Muscatel RAIS in layers,
224 i•Boxes
100 Boxes Jordan ALA
500 Tapnets
GgFI
100 i-Tapnetsi
Apply to

GEORGE BADENACH. Broker.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF INES AND SIRITS.
On TuURSDAY next, the 28th insWtant, at One o'clPoek precisely,
at Christopher Bushell and Co.'s Office, Royal Insurance.
buildings, Dale-street,
The following WINES and SPIRITS, namely;—
About 150 Pipes, 80 Hhds., and 80 Qr. Casks PORT WINE,
comprising bottling and vintage wines of several
leading shippers. •
10 Butts, 120 HMIs., 160 Anita, and 120 Octaves
SHERRY, various • s. ,
30 Pipes, 180 H . ONTAC.
38 Pipes of ' e Cape.
120 Hhds. 60 Barrels of superior BRANDY,
var. s brands and vintages.
60 Hhds. and 30 Barrels BRANDY, export.
1500 Dozens of superior PORT, in bottle.
1000 Dozens of CHAMPAGNE.
750 Dozens of CLARET, export.
500 Dozens of GENEVA.
rogether with smaller Parcels if MADEIRA, White PORT,
Sweet MALAGA, HOCK, AIOSELLE, and sundry other
WINES and SPIRITS.
Samples are ready 'at• the 'Brokers' Offices Tuts DAY,
(Tuesday,) the 26th instant, where they may be tasted until the
time of sale, but no tasting will be permitted during the sale.
Catalogues are now ready, and may be had on application to
the Brokers.

CHRISTOPHER BUSHELL and CO.,
Brokers, Liverpool

FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock at the
Brokers' (Mice, 17, Exch U ange-ildings, ,
200 Tierces " rtflina RICE.
For further particala y to
J. H RAYNER an I CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

4,460
2.('00
2,500

municate with him."

most reasonable

Banner

—Conductor
10_ Fig•pt.Qh

kind regards
IVE,

The manuscript is lost, and he cannot give
the direction." Very laconic, truly ! But does
.rify " H.'s" article ? Statements such as these
by " H." against the Church of England, if taken
for granted, might pass current. Let due inquiry only
into them, as in the present instance, and how

often do they turn out cowardly fabrications!
TIM READING OF LORD RANCLIFFE'S WlLL.—There
were present the Earl of Scarborough, Sir Richard Le-
vinge, Bart., Sir Cavindish Rumbold, Bart., Sir Thomas
rkyns, Bart., Mr. Mansfield Parkyns, and Mr. Wil-
sh Rumbold's, Mr Junkvns,

liarrl9, a friend of Sir Caver
solicitor, of Loud,
and read it aloud

; if is very short, being only six line
as it is brief. It bears date th

worth of his late lorilship's property is .bequeathed to

1831' by the Radicals of Nottingham, which he promise
should 'be' fiequeathed to his heirs for ever, falls into th
same hands. The heritable property of necessity goe
into the hands of the cO-heirs. Lady Raneliffe's jointure
increased now from £l,OOO to £2,600 a year by virtue c

articles enter• d into at the separation,.will he paid uut of
the gencratestate, and not from the entailed property, as
stated in one of the local journals last week. Upon ithe

will having oeen read, Sir Cavendish Rumbold 'stepped
forward and said, " 1, as eldest son and representative of
my deceaSed mother, the Hon. Lady Reinhold, one of the
co• heiresses,,in my behalf, and in behalf of my aunts, the
Hon. Lady Levinge and the P

Polignac, protest

against this will. I declare it not a valid will,
Lord Ranclifre's by his own free will, but it is the will of
Mrs. Burtt." The whole party then left the WI, and
have since taken „active steps for disputirg the legality of
the document.—NottinykamsAire Guardian.

APPALLING DESTITirTION.-011 -Molitiay an inquest
was .held in London, on Thomas Black, a coal-porter,
aged 38. The jury were horror-stricken at the appalling
spectacle which the body, reduced to a skeleton, and the
denuded hovel in 9, College-court, where it lay, presented.
Some of the jury were sickened by the dreadful sight.
Mary Black, the widow. who was the very personification
of want. with a skeleton infant, aged seven months, in her
emaciated arms, deposed that for the last three months
her husband had been confined to his bed by illness, and
that during that period deceased, herself, two children,
• - • .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

and beautiful

g covered with an .expens'

s told. cost t

1 arrangements are on a Sc
fort.

splend
The offices for the use of the vi
ssitants are much superior to. and more

the estnblishinent

running from t
that the secretai

Lot to rise from his chair,

confer with his st

e Feen in any nobleman's m

from t

ted with the relieving department ; and what a fal
was there !—such

ast as would} ast

ooden partition. (
od for a desk, so

uated tha

pace in t 1

xl of paupers who to,

your's,

;S MURRAY

Liven
The e:

Nov., 1850.

money Is r

ling committ

—which (

nd chE

ere gutta percha pipes

but et
hordinates by means of these pipe
onneeted with these offices are ton

the shape

These box

egress and ingress at

,n I say that better

y guided b

Our vestry, however, or
3 to

Dr the coin-

t decent places
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

which hay

I during the past

I'he Adeline, a new and superior ship, sailed hence for
13th inst --4ncing most

on ti;

experi

bitted from

ford to Liv
By an arran

1 to be r

ith scit

f excellent quality. The bedding was equally
The whole number, •156, all dined at once, and
atly pleased with the accommodation. We may

ssion from the

oliee had to
f the disanoc

hem fro

g house-keepers and crimps.
1 protedion of&red to emigrants by Mr.
shment will he perceived at once, when we
for detention alone, it is estimated that at least

l's esta

_ ants every year in Liverpool,
a abilling daily. for which he has
With this pittance he has to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

Bell hay

ted that 1

r to a c

ates that I

s no intention to defr

to sea ; that

yen fully ac-

Bell end th

3f the imputation

of forge
On T

y Bridget Jth'
yard Crow, b

ntermarry-
oseph Jack-

tyd for trial at t

'ell, pilot

VESSEL.—On Wednesday
3 boat, was sued by the
re, for compensation for
i on the night of the
hen she
;el the
s car-

of the barque

lying at anch

wag ru
defend

a foul of by
ant had the

Jar
t claimed £l5 ;

y, and othe

:1 by the vesse

I In burgl

ugh a window, and

custom,

left. in the k

nearly £2O worth of
ith this and other articles of v

eir escape without disturi

ny of the inmates

of the

Information w

we given to the

) have as

'et been unsucce

ful in tracing any

len property

Harriot
shot his

xtts CASE OF SHOOTING.—On Thursday, Robert
, alias " Mickey Free," was charged with having
wife in the hand, and ther

ing a danger:

ous wound. -The prisoner is a noted pedestrian, and is
the person who, some weeks ago, was advertised to walk
1100 miles in 1100 hours, at the Strawberry-gardens,
Everton. The prisoner, on being interrogated by the
magistrate, said, in a very pathetic manner, that be bad
been walking a thousand miles in a thousand hours, which
he had just completed. The pistol was bought by Mr.
Tillotson, landlord of the Strawberry-gardens, for the
purpose of awakening him during the night, and he (the
prisoner) brought it home with him. Since completing
his pedestrian felt, whenever he got any drink, he did
not know what he was doing ; and, as to his wife and
children, he loved them most dearly. The prisoner then
wept bitterly. He was committed for trial.

A gooseberry tree at Clifton-hall, near Preston, is now
in fnll leaf and flower.

The ship Chamberlain, belonging to Preston, was
wrecked off Southport on Friday week, and her captain

* perished

Charles'Howard Sydebotham, Esq., formerly a cotton-
spinner at Ashton-under-Lyne, but latterly an agricultu-
rist at Ashley, Cheshire, dropped dead at Manchester
yesterday week.

On Wednesday a tobacconist was fined 5a., in Man-
chester, for selling tobacco on Sunday. The defendant
said he took nearly £2 on Sunday, and only four or six
shillings on a week day, and that it would be better for
him to continue paying the fine each week than to shut
up his shop.
RECANTATION.--The London correspondent of the
Manchester Guardian says, " that the late menacing ad-
vances of Rome have frightened not from, but into, their
propriety, several of our metropolitan Puseyite clergy-
men. Thus, a Rev. Mr. Bonwell, the minister of a dis-
trict church in Stepney, took the occasion of his sermon
solemnly to ask the forgiveness of his congregation for
his past use of flowers, candles on the altar, ' intoning'
the service, &c., and to promise a rejection of the same
for the future. Mr. Bonwell was formerly curate of Tri.
WV Church, ha Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

ROE AND JACOB,
GOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS, AND WATCHMAKERS,
56, WATERLOO-PLACE,
CHURCH-STREET.
ROE and JACOB respectfully announce that they
have now OPENED their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
with .a superb STOCK of the best London-made SILVER
PLATE, JEWELLERY, and the new ELECTRO-PLATE, com-
bining the newest designs with the most exquisite workmanship.
In Silver will be found the choicest Patterns of Tea and
Coffee Equipages, Salvers, Cake Baslsets, and Cruet Frames,
Candiabra. Centrepieces for the Table, &c. &C.
In Jewellery the most elegant Bracelets, es, Chains,
Rings, &c. &c.

Ei'ery variety of Patterns ifi..s.n,is i'late--exact copies of
the original in Silver.

A laige assortment of 'i acaries, suitable for Presents.
A great variety of and Silver Watches. Patent Levers,
Geneva. &c. An ortment of Clocks, suitable for the Dining.
room, Drawin off]. or Library.
ROE, from Bold-street, (and Regent-street, London.)
JACOB, from DISMORE'S.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
EDWARD BURDEN,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
In announcing his Removal from 74, BOLD-STREET, to more
central and convenient Premises,
1 7 , CHURCH-STREET,
(CORNER OF WILLIAMSON-STREETO
begs to tender his sincere thanks to those friends who have
hitherto honoured him with their support. and, having entered
into partnership with Mr. JOHN Low spectfully solicits the
continuance of their favours i ew Establishment which

IV..er-W OPEN
DER THE FIRM OF

BUlittEN AND LOW,
TAILORS, SHIRT-MAKERS, HOSIERS, 6- HATTERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

FINE ARTS.—PRIVATE EXHIBITION-
MR. GREGG, PRINTSELLER, 52, BOLD-STREET,
has the honotir to announce to the Nohilty and Gentry,
that he has ON VI for a few days, at his Gallery, Two
celebrated Historical Paintings, by
THOS. GEO. DUVAL ESQ.,
OF--s‘
"THE WIFE OF BUNY TERCEDING WITH CHIEF
JUSTICE HALE HIS RELEASE FROM PRISON."

AND •
"ANNING SCENE IN IN JOHN BUNYAN'S
PRISON LIFE."

Admission by Card, to be had at the Gallery, 52, Bold-street.

BEARD'S

COLOURED PHOTOSRAPHIC PORTRAITS

ARE TAKEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL 6 AT

MR. RICHARD BEARD'S E 13LISHMENT,
34, CHURCH-SIRE , IVERPOOL;

oat-
-85, KING LIAM-STREET, CITY,
84, PA MENT-STREET, and the

ROYAL POLyZECHNIC INSTITUTION, REGENT-ST.,

51../ LONDON.
Price including Morocco Case or Frame) from 15s

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MANUFACTO RY
OF
SEWED, PEGGED, AND GUTTA PERCHA
BOOTS 4AND SHOES,
21, PARADISE STREET.

WBO STOCK respectfully announces that
o be has completed arrancements for the Ma-
nufacture of BOOTS and SHOES, on the Pemises, in
Paradise-street, on an improved principle, whereby he
is able to warrant every artic'e he sells; and having
recently visited the first Manufactories of Leather in
France and Germany, he has m Titageous Con-
tracts for the supply, fro ose Countries, of Top
Leather, of the first q y, and has likewise placed
himself on the mo avourably footing for the pur-
chase of Sole Le er, of the best English Tannage.
He has, more er, made fresh calculations of each arti-
cle in the t e, and has the pleasure to inform his Cus-
tomers Kat he has effected a reduction in the price of
nearly every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boot and shoe ; and is, in fact, confident that no other
House in the Kingdom can do better for their Cus-
tomers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

sion of persons in orders.
Hence the Cotholic church is essentially episcopal

Now, government by his

Mops in the Catholic Church

may be of two kinds
First, the regular, ordinary, proper, and perfect form
of episcopal government consists of a local hierarchy, that
is, a body of bishops having their sees it
with an archbishop similarly holding his see

Such is the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

20.:—A large barque was discovered in the
, at anchor and on the ground, iu about ten

'ying at anchor outside Samphire

Island, with loss of one of her ii 1

to have been lost, with all hands, last eWiiiig7a7:l3ingV;w;rid
another in Brandon Bay, with loss of otte man.
PENZANCE, Nov. 21.—The Pandora, Richards, from Liver-
pool, for Lisbon, put in here to day, with loss of bulwarks, &c.,
and several tons of cargo (coals) thrown averho.rd

&Alms, Nov. 21.—The Queen, Dor'land,-KA Liverpool,
for Cagliari, went on shore in the eastern-part of our bay, in a
very heavy gale from the north, and went to nieeea crow

droWned

Pa DSTOW, Nov. 21.—rhe Maria Stella, from Liverpool for
St. Maio, in entering this harbour, last might, during a heavy
gale from N.W., grounded on Dunbar Sams, and was aban-
doned; she afterwards beat over, and was brought up to the
quay, with damage to sternpost and rudder. The Briton, Light-
foot, of London, from Quebec, is reported on shore near Bode
Ha, en.

BRISTOL, Nov. 22.—The Urgent, Williams, from Liverpool
for Havana, has put in here, with loss of boats, bulwarks,.&c..
having neen struck by a sea, 19th Nov. whilst lying to.
MILFORD, 21st Nov.—A barnue. with loss of forevard_ and

-voo nvo cy ti, null
sails carriedaway, and allinWo-rdisT;ess flying, was seen off
the Smalls, by the Marchioness of Breadalbane, arrived here.
The Wasp, Birkett, from Coast of Africa, for Liverpool, has put
in here, with loss of oPnclieons and bulwarks, and a man
washed overboard. The Fame, Davis, from Liverpool for Li-
merick, has put in here, with loss of sails, &c.

ARRIVED

—United Kingdom, and Abercrombie, Loutit,
:—Genrgiana, Darrick, from Oporto (for Chester
River)—Flora M`Donald, Smith, Bombay—Princess Victoria,
Para—Agnes, Fox, Demerara—Marganton. Walsh, Quebec—
Warwick, Calcutta—June Maria, King, Patras—Juan, Cove,
Denia.

Eupbemia, Kendall, Callao ; Matthew King, Simpson, and
Camillo, Young, Demerara; Inca, Brown, Iquique; and Fre-
derick, Smith, from St. John, N. 8., all at Queenstown.
Elizabeth, Thomas, hence for Rotten, at Holyhead.
The Sir Henry Pottinger, arrived here from Calcutta, took

the gale on the 19th instant, in lat. 49, long. 13, the wind from
W.N.W. In the afternoon it veered round to the N.%V., broke
into hard squalls, and took off in a few hours. The sea was
very high and cross. Barometer stood at 28 90.

PLYMOUTH, 24th Nov.—The Marmion, from Liverpool to
Rio Janeiro, has put in here, with loss of bulwarks, stanche-
ons, sails, Sze.

PWLLHF.LI, Nov. 21.—Some railway sleepers have been
driven on shore at Port Nieewl.

Infanta, at Beaumaris.
Crane Packet, from Falmouth at Pernambuco.
TRALEE, 21st Nov.—The vessel reported at anchor in this
bay is the Rival, Williams, from Limerick to Liverpool. She
has since gone on shore, but will be got oil after discharging,
QUEENfiTOWN, Nov. 23,—The Coromandel, M'Conaell, from
Quebec to Liverpool, was aaandoned in lat. 50, long. 12. Crew
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

littiqtrationr.4.

S COTT'S BIBLE.—SECOND SUBSCRIPTION
EDITION.
The Proprietors of the Rev. Thomas Scott's "Commentary
on the Bible," beg to announce that the printing of the Second
Subscription Edition is nearly completed, and that they hope
to commence the delivery in the first wee - • December.
The Subscription List will theref • e closed on SATURDAY
next, the 30th instant; after c day no name can i e ad-
mitted to he added to the . The price of the whole Work,
to Subscribers, will hree Guineas, for the six volumes
quarto, with Maps d Engravings.
Until that day; November 30, S'obscribers' Names (with the
deposit of 205.) may be entered at Messrs. SEELETs', Fleet-
street, or Hanover-street, Hanover-square; Mr. HATCHARD'S,
Piccadilly; or Messrs. NISBET and Co.'s, Berners-street,
London.

DR. WHITE'S SCHOOL HISTORY OF FRANCE.
On the 2d October was published, 12mo, price 3s. 6d.,
AHISTORY OF FRANCE, from the Earliest
Period to the Present Year. For the Use of Schools and
Private Students. With Questions for E nit-nation at the end
of each Chapter, and a Map of the ntry, showing in colour
the English Possessions in 11 453. Edited by H. WHITE,
B.A. Trinity College, Ca idge, M.A. and Ph. Dr. Heidel-
berg; Author of "E nts of Universal History."
Rece y published, by Dr. WHITE,
HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
On the same plan as the above, price 3s. 6d.
Edinburgh: OUTER and BOYD. London SIMPICIN, MAR
SHALL, and Co.

APHAEL'S PROPHETIC MESSENGER, large
i coloured Hieroglyphic, and Planets Places for 1851, now
ready, price Half4t-Crown, contains important predictions
relative to that eventful year, remar feitativities, and revo-
lutionary figures of eminent onages ; also, a curious
Treatise upon the sympath tween Astrology and Medicine,
planetory influences o edicinal herbs, &c.
London: Wnt. LroN WRIGHT; and sold by all Book-
sellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

BANKRUPTS

Joseph Smith, Liverpool, haberdasher, Dec. 2 and 23, at II
o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solici-
tors, Messrs. Reed and Langford, Friday street, Cheapside,
London; and Messrs. Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Man-
chester; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.
Edmund Chadwick, Manchester, starch manufacturer. -
Abraham Chadwick, Rochdale, and Fair-view, near Littlebo-

ronzh, Lancashire, cotton spinner.
William Bennitt,jon., Worley Wigan, Worcestershire, brick-
maker.

Thomas Tuffield, I
James Buttfield, Newbury, Berkshi;e, grocer_
William Negus, Bagnigge-wells-road, London, victualler

Anil Elizabeth Hickman and Moses John Hickman, Cannon-
street road, and Princes-place, St. George-in-the-East, London,
undertakers.

DIVIDENDS

Dec. 12, J. Rowlett, Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 13, P. A.
Black and J. Whittinghain, Liverpool, provision brokers—Dec.
16, W. G. Williams, Accrington, Lancashire, draper—Dec. 20,
C. Dutton, Tarvin, Cheshire, joiner.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day•of meetit.„_
Dec. 10, W. H. De WolO', Liverpool, merchant—Dec. 12, Nl'
Meadowcroft, Rochdale. Lancashire. cotton sninnpr_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

civet's departure, the prices were, for superior, 35
r cwt. ; good fist, 345. ; good second, 31s. id., a
2 doll.. 700 t.

n board ; sugar, white

Irish, Wheal
Irish Oats..

20 quarters
7349
100

Irish Malt

rfon4''
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

gartruitural anb 3f)ortirtatunT.

In our notice of tl
to the Reck Ferry

ling of subscribers and friends
:Wham! Exhibition, it will be

seen twat, so for from a falling off in the e
society, it is likely to be carried on with more
ever. Last season the society had to strug
apparently overwhelming debt ; but, by good manage
ment, not only have the committee cancelled every out-
standing account, but, for the first time since the forma-
tion of the society, there is a balance in the hands of the
treasurer. This is only right. A place like Rock Ferry,
with its respectable population, ought not to he without

gie3 of that

Spirit than
le with an

some amusements for •.he ladies and families of the pro-
prietors. The gentlemen have their hotel for social
• their billiard-room, gymnasium, bowling-
-lubs, cricket-clubs, and other amuFe-
show no lack of energy or liberality
,—why, then, should they not maintair
Imo spirit thos- -s wl • •

green, ben
which they

floral meeting. ,ich have
hitherto formed the most pleasing recreation of their fair
friends ? There is strong evidence that this question will
not need to be again asked. Not only is it determined to
continue the exhibitions, but it is also proposed to hold
one of them in the month of December. This will be a
novelty in this neighbourhood, but is of no uncommon
occurrence elsewhere. The objects to be exhibited will
not be merely living plants, &c., but also specimens of
wax flowers and fruit, thereby offering a reward to a
fairer class of competitors than have hitherto appeared at
our exhibitions. Prizes will be offered also for Camellias,
Chinese Primulas, Chrysanthemums, winter flowering
bulbs, and stove plants of various kinds, including ferns.
It is also contemplated to hold this exhibition both in the
afternoon and in the evening—the former part of the day
for the public, the latter for subscribers only, when
dancing and music will add to the entertainment. With
such attractions, we feel confident that the committee
will be again successful.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

M AGN US'S

PATENT ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY
BILLIARD TABLES,
CHIFFONIERS, WASHSTAND TOPS, TABLE TOPS. &c., &c.,
In imitation of all the various Marbles, Gr94te, Porphyry, and Inlaid Work.

This Article Ins been extensively patronised by His Roya ighness Prince Albert, His Grace the Duke of Wellington,
and others of the Nobility and Gentry of London. It is used very largely in the manufacture of
BATHS, as also HEA ONES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, &c.
For the latter articles Enamelled Slate is pec arty eligible. It is stronger and far more durable than Marble; excels it
in colour and polish ; and though superior In every respect, is little more than one-third the price.

MINTON AND CO.'S PATENT AND ENCAUSTIC TILES,
For the FLOORS of CHURCHES, HALLS, VESTIBULES, 6-c.

MESSRS. RAYNER and HUTTON beg respectfully to invite Architects and Builders generally to
inspect their STOCK of the above ARTICLES at their
SHOW-ROOMS, No. 11, HANOVER-STREET.
Price Lists, with Sheets of Drawings, will be furnished on application, and also Designs for lninton's Tiles, got up with
the greatest promptitude and exactaess), free of charge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

TO THE LADIES

TEFFERY, MORRISH, and CO.
will feel obliged by an early inspection
of their
MILLINERY.

The Rooms, which have been for some time
in course of preparation for-this additional
Department, are NO PEN, under the
immediate directi of a Lady of taste and
experience.

Comptom4touse, Church-street,
Nov. 9, 1850.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

Which it has been tol;lrated whit

conscience," would have been a tyranny, and in fact a de-
nial of that very liberty of conscience.
But the fact is a simple and a plain one, that the law

and we are to be governed by law, and not by assertions.
If the Catholics are at liberty, by law, to have bishops at
all, they are as much at liberty to have local bishops as to
have vicars apostolic.
I conclude, therefore—
First,—That Catholics, by law, had a right to be go-
verned by bishops.
Secondly,—That no law or authority bound them to be
for ever governed by vicars apostolic, and that they were
at liberty to have a hierarchy, that is, an archbishop and
bishop with local titles, or titles from places in the coun-
try.

Thirdly,—That accordingly such titles are not against
any law, so long as they are not the actual titles held by
the Anglican hierarch.

:That all these conditions havi

actly observed in the late erection of the Catholic hier-
archy, this is perfectly legal, perfectly lawful, and unas-
.. •

2. The appointment of a Catholic hierarchy does not in
any way deprive the English Establishment of a single ad-
.

vantage which it now possesses. Its bishops retain, and,
for and thing that the new bishops will do, may retain for
ever their titles, their rank, their social position, their

pre eminence, their domestic corntbrts, their palaces,
their land, their incomes, without diminution or altera-
tion. 'Whatever satisfaction it has Leen to you till now

to see them so elevated above their Catholic rivals, and
have their wants so amply provided for, you will still
enjoy as much as hitherto. And the same is to be said of
the second order of clergy.

3. Nor is the attempt made to diminish any of the
moral and religious safeguards of that EstabliFhment.

which views our new mea:ure with such watchful jealousy.
Whatever that institution has possessed or done to influ-
ence the people or attach its affections, it will still nos-

Beli, AIM may coormue to ao. T The new bishops
will not have occasion to cross the path of the prelates of
the Anglican Establishment in their sphere of duty. * *
4. But, in truth, when I read the frequent boasting of
the papers, and the exulting replies of bishops, that this

_
movement in the Catholic Church, instead of weakening,
has strengthened the Established Church, by rousing the
national Protestantism, and awakening dormant sympa-
thies for its ecclesiastical organisation, I cannot but won-
der at the alarm which is expressed. The late measure
is ridiculed as powerless, as effete, as tending only to the
overthrow of Popery in England. Then act on this con-
viction—show that you believe in it—give us the little

30 power, ran

wealth, or

keep unt

isturbed

those other realit

be tried on these
Let it be a fair conten-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

ROYAL LOCHNAGAR WHISKEY,

RLITTLE, WINE AXD SPIRIT MERCHANT,
• 3, VERNON-STREET, Dale-street, SOLE AGENT for
LIVERPOOL, begs to call the attention of the Public generally
to this splendid SPIRIT, so highly esteemed by connoiseurs,
and patronized by Her Majesty, H.R.H. Prince Albert, and
the Nobility.

A superior PORT, and Pale Dinne 11-gRRY, in brilliant
condition, 255. per Dozen, net c on delivery,—single bot-
tles, as sample, 2s. 2d. _ . _

_
Very choice Pale and -coloured SHERRY, of extreme
delicacy, from 365. t s. per Dozen. Fine old crusted PORT,
from two to twclv ears in bottle, 365. and upwards.
R. L. solicits tendon to a pure Amontillado SHERRY, of a
dry ar•d recherché character, recommended by the most emi-
nent physicians t• invalids, and especially to persons liable to
gout.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

and let the

ms, so much in your favour

ion, wit

theological weapons and fair arguments. If
you prevail, and Catholicity is extinguished in the island,
it will be a victory without remorse. It will have been
achieved by the power of the Spirit, and not by the arm
of flesh : it will prove your cause to be Divine.

could Catholics

obtain their

ace seen t hat not only we posse:
be governed by bishous, but that

governed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

ratepayers of the town

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Sta,—Being connected with the administrition of out-
door relief to the poor in a neighbouring cour.ty, and hav-
ing had occasion to transact some business in Liverpool,
in connexion with my department, I took advantage of
the opportunity presented of paying a visit to the new
Parish Offices, in Brownlow-hill. I was much surprised
at the beauty of the exterior, but much more so at the
enormous extent and grandeur of some of the offices of the
interior.

board room is very lan,

fitted up,
russt.ls carpet,
The office

e of gre

his as
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

£IO,OQO are paid to emig

to eall at the age
provide for the day's wants, the provisions for his voyage

s office

being on board, and his means often ex

)ses to provide for I.

helter for t
httnees of hi

ending it in liquor, or being robbed
bilst it will save infinite trouble to

of it by scoundrels

the merchants or chart
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

number of causes tried was
Plaints was £1,188,504 .11s
ineiudine the witnesses

obtained, which amounted to .028,402 14s. ad.' Thus
will be seen the immense business done in the courts
since their establishment;. and the next return will show
ice the jurisdiction was extended to £5O.

the increas

AFFAIRS,

MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The fot
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

9s 9d to lOs 9d
2 's Od to 22s Gd

Ss Od to 323 3d

DUBLIN CATTLE 111ARKET, NOVEMBER 21.
The marliet was larger than this day week, with a better de.
mend ; there was, however, but little change in prices. Go&

ling, 365. to 40,

10s. per cw t

mutton, 44n. to ; veal, on, per lb. in sink. There was a good
deal of rough store cattle, which were unsold about oneo'clock.
The pig market was large; but the quality was inferior—in fact,
there was a manifest falling off in feeding. Prices 28s. to 325.
and 335. penewt.

LONDON GAZETTE,

-TUESDAY, Nov. 19

PARTNERSIIITS DISSOLVED

Seville, Milne and Co., Royston and Manchester, cotton
sinners ; as far as rezards F. Mayson.—Barnes and Board-

man, Church. Lancashire. coalmasfers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS,
M. B. Shoolbred, r.l'anchester,_cotton spinner.

G. Boning 'Birmingham, chemist. -
D. H. Haley, Horsley-heath, Staffordshire, ironfounder.
J. Ililton and :T. Fisher, Foleshill, Warwickshire, silk mann
facturers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

NEXT WEEK, Ecc,

On account of whom it may concern.—To pay rent and
cha: ges.
On TUESDAY next, the 3d December, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Brokers' Office, 17, Oldhall- street,
70 Chests and Boxes TEA,
23 Bags PEPPER,
6 Bags GINGER
I Bag PIA]
The Tea lies in Dover's, Howard-street, and the Peer,
Sze., in Turner's, Par eet.—For further particulars apply to
GLAD TONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

3 either c

ther the 1

in ordinary

limi-
tations. This is the practice of every Church which be-
lieves in its own truth and in its duty of conversion.
Wirt has been done in this brief has been done in every
one ever issued, whether to create a hierarchy or to ap-
point a bishop.

stival juris

ietion,

yes Inn: no I

SECTION V.—Has the mode of establishing the Hie-
rarchy been " insolent and insidious" 7—The words in
this title are extracted from the too memorable letter of
the First Lord of the Treasury. ** * The charge
thus made, in a voice that has been applauded by. the

dismal despair at finding that where'we I;ve'il;;Zred:
and supported, and followed for years, we may be spurned
and cast off the first moment that popularity demands us

T. or

as Its
...., as victim.
But to proceed ; so little was I, on my part, aware that
such feelings as that Liter disclosed, existed in the bead
of our government, on the subject of the hierarchy, that,
having occasion to write to his lordship, on some busi-
- I took the liberty of continuing my letter as fol-

" J cannot but most deeply regret the erroneous and
even distorted view which the English papers have pre-
sented of what the Holy &e has done in rega! d to the
spiritual government of the Catholics of Eneland. Butt T

hat the measure now promul-

oily prej

e

s h)rciship by his

Holiness. I have no right to intrude upo
further in this matter, beyond cff:rino

to give

nations that your for
that it will be in my

Ip may desire

•er to remove r

hostile feelings

r lordship
ty expla-
mfidence
y the of-
Holy

Dr. Wiseman then proceeds to cite several acts of the
present and former governments as the reasons which in-

s to believe tl:

Catholic_ifiera;.l7rin I

ually extended to the greats
North America. mid

tat no reasonable objec-
of a Roman Catholic

colonies—to Austt
dies; all of al

ch was done openly

1 government
r part of our

was ever mad

SECTION VI

—The Title of Westtninst,

istrance

tion of this title for t

y has, i un

The sele

It was
I. In

than necessity wl

erve that, actor
high

1 am sorr

One of the (

Torn a town or cal,

iginally

mall town

lie!' led to its
to the disci-
title must be

the African Church. But ato
territorial" title is never given
r naturally suevested
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

COAL! COAL!!

ESSRS. A. F. and D. MACKAY and CO. beg to
M
inform Shippers and the Public generally, that they have
nos- Constantly on hand, at their
DEPOT, SLATE-STREET, GREAT HOWARD-STREET.
(Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Arches, Nos. 62 and 63,
Large quantities of good
HOUSE, STEAM, AND SMELTING COAL,
from their mines at Rainford and nand, which they cad
deliver at 73. 6d. per ton.
. .

One trial will pirove th iese Coals are of exceedingly good
quality, being large free from dirt.

Messrs. A. F. arrd D. MACKAY and Co. having lately erected
some new Machinery on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail-
way, they. can now load carts with the greatest possible expe-
dition, without shovelling or breaking the Coal. Coasting and
other Vessels in the Stanley Dock can be easily loaded in the
course of a few hours.

Offices—l, Rumford-place, and 23, Sefton-street,
Liverpool.

cUFELEY and HEIGII ' , ECORATORS
j HANOVER-STRRET, to return THANKS to the
POLICE and NEIGH RS who so kindly rendered their
assistance at the RR which broke out in their Warehouse on
SATURDAY MORNING last.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

PUBLIC TEST OF TANN'S PATENT FIRE-

PROOF SAFES,
BEFORE THE AUTHORITIES OF GLASGOW,
G. HARRISON and Co., SOLE PROPRIETORS
J
for the Manufacturing Districts of TANN'S PATENT
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, &c., take this mode of informing the
Public of the particulars o a test to which one of their 24-inch
Patent Safes was subjected to in Glasgow, on Thursday,
October 17,1850. Afire was made in an enclosure on Myths-
wood Holm, the magnitnde of which may be conceived, when
it is known that 48 cwt. of coal and a cart load—of-wood were
employed for the purpose. The folio articles, with other
papers and books, were locked u ' the Safe prior to its being
placed in the fire :—Parchm , deeds, bank notes, a watch,
&c. This done, the Safe s buried in the fire, where it re-
mained for the perio three hours and a-half (a space of
time longer than a afe of similar dimensions has ever been
subjected to). intense was the heat, that the brass knob,
&c„ on the r•were found to be melted away when the Safe
was taken out, yet, on or ening the Safe, the contents were
found in a perfect state of preservation. The bank notes were
safe, the watch was going and indicated the exact time ; and
the very wax seals on the parchment documents were neither
softened in the least perceptible degree, nor the documents
themselves indicative of having been anywhere else than in a
place of perfect safety. These facts are certified by the signa-
tures of upwards of fifty of the scientific, commercial, and
practical men of Glasgow.
TANN'S SAFES
being made of STRONG WROUGHT IRON, afford effectual re-
sistance to falling timbers, brickwork, &c., in case of fire;
they are also fitted with the Patent Reliance Lock, invented
expressly and used solely for these Safes, (which the Patentees
guarantee cannot be opened by the most adroit hand or by any
mechanical appliance whatsoever,) thereby rendering them
perfectly secure against the attacks of the most determined
burglar. Safes made of thin sheet iron cannot be Fire-proof,
and are next to useless.

From the Morning Chronicle, of September 25, and Times,
September 2G, 1850
THE FIRE IN SEETHING-LANE
WAREHOUSE

-W. M. SMITH'S

Mr. W. M. SMITH regrets to inform his friends and nob
public that his WAREHOUSE BOOKS were DESTROYED ill THE
FIRE, on the 19th instant. The books were deposited in one
of MILNER'S PATENT SAFES; it was crushed and burst open
by the falling of the building upon it.

J. G. HARRISON & CO.,
14,-LORD-87'REET, LIVERPOOL,-14,

SOLE PROPRIETO
TANN'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES, CIIESTS,
&c.
Warranted to bear more heat, without injury to their contents,
than any other Safes mode.
Circulars, with prices and full particulars of the principle
and Certificates of Tests, to be had GRATIS on application.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

episcopacy where constituted in its ordinary form.
Secondly. where this proper form is not attainable, a

Id less perfect mode of providing bishops for
adopted. The Pope names bishops to ancient
sees situated now in infidel countries, as Turkey or Bar-
bary, and gives them jurisdiction in the country to he

a countrN

own immediate vicars

.ence such

bishops are called Vicars Apostolic

To have said to Catholics, " You are perfectly free to
practise your religion, and to have your own Church go-
vernment, but you shall not be free to have it in its nro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

TOHN BRISCOE has much pleasure in calling the
tr attention of his Friends and the Ladies generally to his

STOCK OF
BONNETS, FURS, MANTLES, SHAWLS,

SILK VELVETS, FRENCH MERINOES,

EMBROIDERED ROBES, wriSiEREs, PLAIDS,

COBUR:24,LIACA LUSTR ES,
H AND VARIOUS OT ARTICLES FOR WINTER DRESS.

.BCANKETS, FLANNELS,

WINTER HOSIERY, &c

60 $- 62, OLDIIALL-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

Manta.

mrANTED, by a respectable Young LADY, 27
years of age, a SITU as CURSERY GOVER-
NESS or COMPANION t n ELDERLY LADY. Unexcep-
tionable references c e given.
Apply by lette x H H H, Standard office.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS—
MISTRE ashes for a RE-
ENGAGEMENT ristmas.
Address, pre-paid,..B. Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

render to others as they would ha,,t,
lie shower down his kindnesses upon them, in proportion

e done to us; but may

storm is fast passing away
will soon see through tl
to dcc

honest and upright people
ive been employed

arts that I

the reaction of

in. Inquiry is awakened ; the rest),
Churches will be tried by fair tests, and
considerations; and truth, for which v
calmly triumph. Let your loyalty be
and your faithfulness to social duties

worldly
nd, will

good-will of your fellow-countrymen, who will defend for
as for themselves. your constitutional rights, inclu.
full religious liberty.

Cardinal Wiseman is to be " er

received fo

u Uni statement that
eight hours' notice to

Will a view to the defence of any lees.
Cardinal Wiseman has retained Mr. Peacock, the eminent
Queen's counsel.
THE NEW POPISH BISHOP OP SllREWsßuity.—The
sham bishop, a Mr. Brown, has issued a nastoral. in which

he has informed the Popish priests of Cheshire that they
are now placed under his jurisdiction (!) arid requests
them, at their earliest convenience, to elect a vicar, &e..

.Inol one. Are the
on the feelings of

_ .
temporalities to be raised by workir
dying bigots and idolators ?
Romisti PERSECUTION.—Dr. Doyle, Cardinal Wise-
man's head priest in London, declares that acts of perse-
• '• - -

the church." Ili answer to a

point to a cer-

taro medal, and say, " whose image and superscription is
this." The massacre of the French protestants on St.
Bartholomew's Day was commemorated by a medal stiuck
b 3 Pope Gregory ; and the Jesuit Bonani says " that that
slaughter was effected with the assistance of God and the
Divine counsel."
The Papists of Birmingham met nr•

day, and agreed

)theirs

town
upon the establishment of the Popish hierarchy ! Father
Newman proposed the address. A specimen of the truth
which pervaded it may be seen in the assertion that the
Papists were as numerous as the Protestant Churchmen,
and that they formed a third of the population ! After
several passages equally true, the address says :—" The
case stands thus,—we cannot live as Catholics without the
elements essential to our religion. Amongst the most es-
sential are, an ecclesiastical government of our own. and
tne guidance of the head of our church. Without these
we are no longer Catholics." What were they, then,
when there were only vicars apostolic in-England? The
Protestant movement was denounced as a conspiraq to
crush Popish liberty of conscience!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

ase it was the seat of (

our opponents,—" Have we in anythi
law ? And if not, why are we to be 1

But I am

new archiepiscopal title, as though SOW.O
at jurisdiction within the Abbe,/ was int

give ther

a tair division an
The diocese. indeed, of Westminster embraces a large
district, but Westminster proper consists of two very
different parts. One comprises the stately abbey, with
its adjacent palaces and its royal part
the duties and occupation of the D

a good understanding
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-26

DAMASCUS

An insurrection broke out at Damascus
as that of Aleppo, bnt was put down by
,ttle was frught between the troops and
ac at the defiles of Malonia'', near
Demascus, in _a the Emirs were completely routed
and taken prisoners. The were walkea through the streets
of the city with -irons on their legs, in their shirts, and
. _

the troops
the Emirs

of Bulb
hid

with brooms on their shl
Sir James Duke, Bart

LP., had the honour of being
sty the Sultan at

presented by our anibasEa

for to his

a private andi

on the 31

MR. SIDNEY HERBERT'S FEMALE EMCGRATION FUND.
—The last Overland Mail brought advices of the arrival
in Australia of the first parties of female emigrants th
snatched by the Committee of the Female Emi.
Fund. The ship Culloden, with a party of 38 girls, ar-
rived, all well, at Port Philip on the 6th of July; the
ship Duke of Portland, with 65 on board, arrived, all well.

11 day of A

rile young women

ed to have behaved with great propriety during
ge out, and to have had good health through-
The most favourable testimony is

ont their voyazes
borne to th

OOd conduct of those in cha

IA to the well

their b'hal

Port,Piaiiiri on the Bth of

papers OM 31 were

•om £l2 to £2O

ld subsequent
had obtained