The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

MARK LANE CORN MARKET-.

The supply of English Wheat this r
scmples was moderate, good dry qualit
of Is to 2s per quarter, but we cannot
damp or out of condition parcels. Fr

late prices. Bonded is inouir
not.hear of any sales worth
cheaper. Beans and irrey

more in demand.
arrival of English
6d per quarter.

SMITHFIELD

The attendance of bm
activ, at an advance in U
of from 2d to 4d per
4s fid per Sib
Tt

numbers of Sheep
less than were exhibited E

NIARKEI

year. The rnuttor
improvement in the quotatior
Lambs sold freely 7s per
Calves were in short supi
prices.

In pigs a full average amount of business was doing, at late

I AT OX

DR. PUSEY'S SERMOT,

of Dr. Posey,
!eh before the

On Sunday morning, it became ►ne
canon of Christ Church, Oxford, tc _
university of Oxford. for the first time since his suspension
in 1843. At an early hour, the doors of the Cathedral
were besieged with hundreds anxious to hear Dr. Pusey,
and on being opened every available place for hearing
within the building was immediately filled. The Vice
Chancellor, attended by thirteen of the heads of houseit
and both the proctors. having, with some difficulty, made
their way through the dense crowd, took their seats about
half-past ten o'clock, and Dr. Pusey having ascended the
pulpit, and made the bidding prayer, took the 20th chapter
of St John, and the 21st to the 23rd verse for his text.
Dr. Pusey then commenced with a slight allusion to his
suspension, which he spoke of as a judgment from the
Almighty for his secret sins. In that sermon he had
never intended to speak controversially, but there were
those who thought that when t
made of the channels of

grace they forg

nom who
was the means of grace. He wished rather to have dwelt
on those gifts conveyed in the Eucharist on which they
might have all been united. Dr, Pusey then arrived at
the great subject of his sermon, viz :—private confession
and absolution. God alone can forgive sins; but would
he forgive them less by conveying his forgiveness-through
ministers. When in the words of his text he said—,
" Receive ye the Holy Ghost; whosoever's sins ye remit are
remitted unto them," who honoured ' im moat ft--
observed the command, or those vat- le
daily prayers of the Church confess' t I
ceded the Lord's Pr aver, and it r e
his divine word, and join in nrai ni
private absolution the Church
were not authorised to use w,
itPnEhi eetmhFather,eY"
service
iac abnedos oof fl absolve h
thet et
‘Ser ne f
,re •tl
•
exhorted her pr!
fession of their sins.
tense longing" of the penit,,, a
ling awe' of the priest, when I u
authority I absolve t"
Trinity. In speak'

I? In thi
ution pre.:

tter to herii

3 if she

In the name of
of the lloly Ghost;" and

s to moc
The doctor

the power to Loose
eipline of the Cburc

and that t

allowed the power to I
was not so much with

to loose to the penit
fort. In healthful
doubted. the submi

showed the acknov
Many object to the

may abuse it

his power in the we
pits, Joshua comet

spirit with which PAul ;nsw

man who speaks, but our Llrd nv

object, in the serie

comfort of penitent

it had ever been kept
be thankful that it

allowed them to bind L
not bear the sudden ref
wait patiently for the Lor
man attempts not to outer
laded to an " Infide'
corruption of the power of tht
Moro,' whether the i•nwer the

r placed

!eeper in

de;dly in its effects

le Sick, the Church

cessary. They were not so much in r
feared as when they feared nc,
unhindered pride and ccrrupti(

now growing up in the m