The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-05-02 00:00:00

DIiSCRIPTION. I
LAN*I). i Wisli

Wheat
Barley
Malt .
Oats .
Bye..

Shelled Barley . Qrs
Indian Corn ... Qrs
Rapeseed ..... ors
Oatmeal

970 1 415

Sacks] 1737
. 13ris. I

Into Runcorn, Ireland and Coastwise
I. qrs. ; Malt, us.; Oats, 43 qrs..; peas,
cal, Ids.; Flour, 3 sacks.

711 qrs.; Beans, - .
Flour, sacks, 3 Wis.-
iirs.; Beans, 1 qr. ;
orn
; Oatmeal, Ids. ; Flour, 100
,
Coastwise. wheat, 187 q. ; Barley,
Oats, qrs. ; Rye, 5 qrs.rs ; Beans, 1 o cif,
Indian Corn, qrs. ; Oatmeal, 3i Ids.; 1.1"
barrels.

NPORTS.—Foreign. Wheat, —qr
qrs. ; Pease. qrs.
meal,
qrs. ; Barley,
(lES,

Indian C

irs.; Malt
l'eas

Average prices of Grain, for the week ending Aprll
Wheat 465. 76.1 Barley 28s. sd. Oats..l7s. ity
Beans.. 255. 11d. Pease.. 275. sd.

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Aggregate average of the six weeks.
Wheat 465. sd. I Barley 295. sa. I Oats.. 17s. 4d. R
Beans.. 265. 2d. Pease.. 28s. Od.

-
Duty on Foreign Grain, Sie. thi s week.
Wheat 205.0 d. I Barley 9s. Od. I Oats .. . Ss. Od. I Rye
Beans 11s. 6d. I Pease.. Is. 6d. Ind. Corn Os. Od. Ho,
Ditto from British Colonies out of Europe,.
Wheat._ ss. Od. I Barley.. 2s. Od. I Oats .. 2s. Od. I Rye.
Beans.. 3s. Od I Pease.. as. Od. I Indian Corn.. Os. od. I Fl
Liverpool Averages, week ending April 25. 18-1:,
Wheat. 1 Barley. I Oats. I Beans.
Qrs 46)) 160
Prices 455. ltd. Os. od. 16s. Id. Os. Od.

COTTON MA.RIsIET.----THREE o'CLocK.
A very limited inquiry from the trade to-day. Specula
tore and exporters are in the market, and the extent of bus
ness may be estimated at 1,500 to 2,000 bales, without
change in prices in the feeling and tone of the mark&
is drooping and heavy.

, which

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS

(From the arford Herald.)
In a Congregation holden, on Wednesday last, heir;
th
first day of Easter Term, the following degrees were conferred
at Oxford

Nf ASTI:R OF ARTS.
Francis Pitney Brouncher Martin, Wadham Coil,
'and compounder.
Geen's College.
reaves, St. Edmund Hall.
Rev. Richard Wilson
Rev. Joseph Mason, Qu
Rev. Thomas Preston, Exeter College.
Rev. Godfrey Edward Alexander, Trinity College.
a,AeneLost or Ain's.
Richard Lewis,"Scholar of Worcester College. •
S. Stock_
rar;FEnsiENTs.
Rev. Wm. Sergison, M.A., Rector of Slaughain, Sus
and formerly Gentleman Commoner of 13ra2enose Col'
has been appointed Chaplain to the Bishop of Chichestei
The Rev. Theodore Coldridge, NI.A., of Exeter Coll;
Chaplain to the Exeter Workhouse, and late Curate of St.e
Sidwelre, has been presented, by the Dean and Chapter o
Exeter, to the Rectory of Allhallows, Goldsmith-street, E,,, --
ter, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. M. Vicars. Ex e_
Rev. Aiston Wm• Radcliffe, M.A.. formerly of 13r e
Milast'eer
nose College, has been presented, by the Rey. J. S
well, to the Vicarage of Newington, Wilts, vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. Walter Cardew.
Hospital, has been presented to the Vicar_
RofevF.arNieeywton Smart, M.A., of University Colle,re
sagteepioiefnAs.lderbury with the Chapels of Pitton aorifdsPt.aErlder
annexed, Wilts, vacant by the death of the Rev. HughY
The Rev. John Knight Field, 8.A., formerly
ge, to be CI
mund Hall, has been appointed to the Curacy of St.
Paul,
Manchester.
The Rev. Kenyon Homfray, M.A., formerly of Ma
lens Hall, is appointed Chaplain to Usk Gaol, Monnaogutlal:
shire.
I.ocinllge.ge,GCaa:mehtirei.d
The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rev. vineent
lainJo h John
o the Stanton,
Colony
Rev. Charles Lvne, 8.H., of St. John's College, (--,
bridge, to a Prebend in Exeter Cathedral. —am.,
Rev. Samuel Fennell, ED D., formerly Fellow of Quo
College, Cambridge, late Head Master__ of Wakefield Scheonis
to the Rectory of High lloyland,PY_orkshire, vacant b •o '
f j 1
ot
oh iin ' 8
resignation of the Rev. J. N% olff, .D. ) the
Rev. Walter Blunt, to the Vicarage of Longstock, Ran
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. E. B. Cox ; natrots,
Sir J. B. Mill, Bart. " A n'
Rev, Samuel Bees, ~..---,-, of St. John's -College, Cain
bridge to the Rectory of Alby, Norfolk, vacant by the dead,
of the 'Rev. N. Dowsing..
8.A., f
Rev. Joseph Lawson Sisson,of
s‘ formerly of Jesus Coll.,
Cambridge, to the Rectory va ield, Norfolk ;
Lord Granville Somerset.
Rev. John Owen, to the perpetual Curacy of Cundall,
Norton-le-Clay, Yorkshire ; patron the Archbishop of York.‘vith
Rev. James Whitaker, 13. A., to the Perpetual Curacy
Hey Houses, in the parish of Whalley, Lancashire, of
by the resignation of the Rev. John Ilebden. vacant
Rev.
i‘fichaei Gibbs, M.A•, Fellow of Coins College, Car
bridge, to the Afterooon Lectureship of St. Ann, 131ackfrilu-
London, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. M. 11. S'ers'
moor. Y..
Rev. IL Collington, to be Chaplain to the Boston Un
Rev. Charles Popham Miles, formerly of C•i• ion.
. ius College,
Cambridge, to the Curacy of Bishopwearmoutli, Durham.
Rev. Colin Campbell, to the Curacy of the Parish
of Sunderland. Church
Rev. w. H. Bulnier, to the Perpetual
Andrew, Deptford, in the parish of Bis‘ Curacy of St.
patron, the Rector of that parish. nopwearrnouth
Rev. Joseph Law, to the Perpetual Curacy
Sunderland, vaant by the resignation of of Ford, near
Buttner ; pr,troness, Mrs. Gray.
Rev, John WM. Greaves, M.A.,,
of E
Cambrige, to the Vicarae of Ranworth, Emmanuel College,
the resignation of the Rev, J. Olde rfolk, vacant hy
Bishop of El rshaw ; patron, the
Rev. John Maxwell Wilde, Incumbent
Northwich, to be Chaplain to Lord \I of Trinity Church,
uskerry.

11.1 eoflt
tehve.
Society
cl‘i
elt.yCfoa
rmin)lr)ocpllaghaatsi n resigned
Gospelthe
°inti,lipjFeVeoereoeStonSned7Petrti:e;ttflasor promoting Christian Knowledge have voted
XlOOO towards the restoration of the churches and chapels
in the diocese of Antigua, which were so seriously injured
by the late earthquake.
Dr. Chalmers states, that subscriptions and donations, for
the support of the " Free Presbyterian Church," are coming
in thick and fast, " like a set rain, at the rate of .-Cl,OOO a
slay. It is intended to raise £300,000 for the building of
600 churches, which are to be erected and finished by the end
of May. This, we are inclined to think, will prove an archi-
tectural impossibility ; at least if the edifices are to be of such
solidity as to last for many future May-days•
OUTRAGE IN DERRY CATHhnR•~i-•—Tlle DCrry.
ttroaff
sage, " In the course of divine service in the cab:
ccended.'
the forenoon of Sunday last, the Rev• Mr. lie
commenced' tdc
the pulpit, aud, after the customary praa)'er,
signal to about 50
preach from Luke xvi.
all at once, leave the pews in w
withi. the greatest violence,
fter them .
slamming the doors a
' iin a body, the great doors
fellova, who were scatie3rleld tTiihr iosuii
.gleThostitth
et
and then march out of Ilhe c..til
after with as much force as
of which theys/,iehactlimbrecelin,
seated,
trci•dse,
all decency, and so devtn o
.;urc and then proceeded
• • Et the moss perfect comp°. ~
they could
maintained stood during the hubbub,
trqCOUISC. The bishop.
with his i. hhe surveyed it, we would
eduf rai
ini tgreer ii g thisi 0 scene—ii
ris
gootuht
er aig,
preacher
eeoauesh
et or
appallysotoslist.m.Ed)
say that
____—........
isisrewp seedth wfloi irc the event.
and, froLtbLadesbelmenne

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COLD WATER.—The German papers give an account 0
an extraordinary extension of the cold water system in the
person of a young woman 23 years of age, who for eleven
years has subsisted entirely on cold spring water ! A COm.
placed
mince of physicians have been formed to investigate the ease
which has attracted a great deal of attention in Munich:
where the girl is residing. [Who will not be surprised if
, and the vehicle-
they do not " throw cold water" on the affair as a hoax ?]
LsGAS ADDIje'FION.—We have just learned that Mr. Pim
of Mountmelack, has forcibly carried away his own wife,
Mrs. Pima from the hotel of the White Quakers, in Willi n,2,
street. A chaise was brought to the door, at sect' William-
street.
Jny, and Mrs. Phu, one of the leaders of theh.--
ing been carried out in thit arms of her husband, was ' --ay-
' offamidst the cheers of the spectators.—D,blin F drone
in the carriage, much against her will
.vening Post.
The probate of the will of the Earl of Aber.-
just passed the seal of the Prerogative Court of rovenny has
The personal estate of the testator was sworn Canterbury_
and paid probate stamp duty 01 .1:3000. under -1;250,000,

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one of the foremost

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value a

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investment, and at the

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to the salus pop,

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ly swelled

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breeze, and tk

foundation of clean sandsto

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after becoming conversant wit:

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if they