The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26 00:00:00

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too LITRE_,
By the Express packet we have da" for° gi°beillief :t n
to the 27th of June, when we have ei,.., regs°:/,.nt° pig :-.
that a treaty was actually signed by the ,:'F'..irpil . N. ht
the English on the footing of the most favoureu ..0 iild-t
and also placing Englishmen on a similar footiccreo, , tte R
foreigners are placed in this country in crimio°ll3ts, ktseent
rtrri
havingttaiok e
anrybhcyaallfal thejurymendstteha:n :rjauti consistrtpodeorsn an 3 r fba Pernambuco,
of Brvvi ti i. 5..11
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All apprehension was removed about tbe ecc for iith
BrTithisehEpxroppreereteyebayileadnyehfutrhtehe2r2idnetefrferenceseodf he
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of'
Jun.:,ll, iettero,te 611
2thethE and it is said the rough draft of the treat:floor
Express, and the treaty itself signed bY the
on the 26th. % to ih
Tf haemiamity
Morningand navigation,
aCvhi tg•oantiiocnte,
essehysd,itiweihthei reeefortebellleboieter;
treaty,.o that " it is not ' a treaty of COlDlnere'opoleva
by England of certain claims arising oat °t be
early seizures of Brazilian ships under the ` SFr
aiti"
1826.' We believe it contains a clause P.. at tise—of
of each country on the terms of the te°ll' ate. -
country. It also provides that the intestate rtoabi
British subjects in the Brazils shall be adtoin"
the English consul."

THE BRAZILS•

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THE HARVEST.—By accounts from OrRAJ the I
np to Saturday, it seems that in Gloucestershir, or,
asreettlreadiswineasthtehre,iarngdolidneenvehreyaddisretcotiotnhethegusnto;e;oo7o riblf;„
Derbyshire the weather was settled and the moot
not sustained any material injury ;—the harve ed tbee;s
menced at Doncaster, but the rains have cbeen,eotsmti
tbienegn
injured
thered andne
thehb harvestourhood
mofuCstarbne a arvvopurythiatee:oleom..; ej,
Edinburgh harvest operations have partialif
some barley and oats have been cut, and if ~`h'e co AO,
'O,
continued fine the crops generally throughou;`bie• aft
may be expected soon to be ripe for the fallen 4
counts from Dublin state that no rain e' sore
Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, and the tails°
the latter day was genial and warm.
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THE HARVEST IN FRANCE.—A
forms us that the wheat harvest in the deParn-t sta'Z's
resTuulteowf tiranhzanrvzt.L.oN.
Gironde is abundant, but that it is got in o s',,-te to
culty. Thy wine-growers have much fear -
(Monday) says that Sunday was very wiar°'l bee'
yes,erday (Monday) was equally favourable for t
It rained, yesterday, incessantly in Liverpool.
DEVONSHIRE.—A correspondent thus writelite
farmers in this counts are very busy with their boos
there is a good deal- of wheat cut, and 001 tot
The white wheat (late sown) nie lisa
is, In so /50
blighted, particularly upon the low damP I 61
taking the produce of the earth as a vola."'
—The Globe 0(1:000

think it was hardly ever more productive.' Tor";1'
OXFORD, SATURDAY.—The weather has siscessteloi,
been very favourable for harvest orrations•
had no rain (with the exception of half an hour f'.'Bo bhp
day evening) since, and yesterday and to-dal
as fine for the crops as the most ardent fa and
desire, and which, from the quantity of wheal' °
cut in the more immediate vicinity of this c-
must have taken advantage of. 113`
The Rev. M. A. Gathercoie has just been iliotteri
the Lord Bishop of Ely to the vicarage of x1,120'
Cambridgeshire. Population, 4,000. Value' the
The government has appropriated £25,0°V.,.01:,b,"
for the improvement of harbours to that of 119,54 f,
the works will be commenced almost irotredis

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PRICE OF WHEAT.—At Mark-,
terday, as will be seen from our report, %The
dull sale, and at slightly declining prices.
His Excellency Edward Everett, late Eng,Yited
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
at this Court. with Mrs. Everett and f,orT„,ol

leave Lond on yesterday to embark at this
Boston and Halifax steamer on the of septe-,
-On Thursday last sever3l avo, ro
fine new wheat were exhibited at our market, °Lil°
ticular of the Scotch white sort, which was rew s ,11)
dry and hard. The weight, we understand.
641bs. per bushel, and fetched 6s. 6d.—Bradi°' •Ile
The Arabs have again revolted at Orleans/100 or
days' march from here, which has caused the di 0r
leave some infan'ry with us in observation•
pedition is to be undertaken in that direct,

NEW WHEAT.-

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A DISMISSrD MAGISTRATE.—On Fr....a., a 0,;
Watson, whose name is now familiar to our reB,4eis'P,
entertained at dinner by his friends and admill'a in
burn, in the Town-hall. The dinner was serctepolr °j.
largest room in the hall, and 160 gentlemen Or*„"ots.
The room was hung with flags and other ornarn'A
A BATCH OF ON6 POUND NOTES.--011 Fri"tl;e tru
was paid into the Bank in one-pound notes br ,„be
tees to the will of James Satcberley, an old b°
gar) who died in a cellar in Shadwell some weetb nip
After his decease the above note., together rici• ,
moneys, were found concealed, with a species e
d
—mini:mar& The notes must have been hoB—