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The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

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the only regularly.established Line of
Clippers sailing between
LIVERPOOL and MELBOURNE,
Forwarding Passengers to ADELAIDE, SYDNEY
GEELONG, and LAUNCESTON, at Ship's Exper
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and Draft Boards, for the amusement of the passeng
All Passengers and Luggage landed on the Wharf
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ted by the First Bi
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also carry exi

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

St. Paul's

ing and dead, and

:can celel

Mrs-. Siowi

mu occupies a

fume, through
should follow
t will be seen

in gossip, much of which

this egotistical age, and
will blush to find the

ie. Declin
By Edwa

d Gibbon. Edited by an
Vol. IV. London : Henry

handsome and compre-

of Gib

lc has now

:cents to the genea4

mntila-tei

I text, enriched with expla-
t. Wenck, Schreiter, and
uted byits present editor.
md the fourth volume is
-executed and correct

by Gnim
trther ill n

printed

a tastefu

The period of history

commences with the inva--
tttila, and concludes with the death

_ _.........
When completed, this will form one
and most valuable of all the popular
ks issued from the cheap and elegant
urate press of Mr. Bohn.

t and Pre
qd Resaur

t : its History, Topo.
J. R. Morell

. By
and Co

displays much

ding and

i on the part of its compiler, and is
- it a general

a to the

conveyance of suc

fiscal r(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

.e Apostles

Apostolic i

•ed to 1

rave cens

a mere

) these prat

memories of Apostolic

can by no means

if, wei

ighing the prOprieties' of thei

disposed to accept and admire the condes,

sion of th-ei

the concessions to an
your Lordship we ha

city of a

lern puritan, ye

is that to the Churc

to us by on

Ikon of

nnecate a
apostle
•reiudice_

:ontributed to put the promoters

in no unenviable positio:

n:1 an I

1 is so allied

circum

becom

an inspiration of

,t a common privileg

alliance, with. Ai

of trutt

men believe themselves to be acting under such

G•it.JG LLIS.G UlllO 1J 111
dependent on the accidents of opportunity, and scorns tt
petty obstructions of an hour ; when it touches bl
ground, it is gathering strength for the conflict in whic
it is engaged. The issue of that conflict between the eve,

g principles of Christ's Church and prejudice or fa(

st reason to doub

1 Servarr

28th, 185

sham" I refer to is, the attempt by the Puritan
..ere to save their opposition from odium, by pretending
mat " they have no objection" to Weekly Communion and
Daily Prayers.

ECCLESIASTIC

FAL INTELLIGENCR.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. C. Dowding, to the Curacy of Maperton, Wincanton.
Rev. T. F. Dymock, MA., Rector of Hatch Beachamp,
mnersetsh ire, to the Vicarage of Willesborougli near Ash!ord.
Canon Hey -f York, Pri- -.0 St. Peter's' School, to

in that city
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

getting through a hedge. Mr.
1 on his way called to

away across the fields and
Leakey was quickly in pursuit, an(

Stop t

labouring men, uei
notice. As Mr. Leakey was rapidly gaining on Mr. Cowie,
the latter passed through the back gate of the premises
of Mr. Wilson, a gentleman residing at a distance of about
half-a-mile from Mr. Cowie's residence. On entering the
yard, Mr. Cowie bolted the gate after him, but Mr. Leakey
obtained admittance by calling out to a female servant
that there was a thief in the house. On reaching the
house, he saw Mr. Cowie entering one of the back tar-
• • .

ou calling Wm to stop he did so, took hold of Mr.
Leakey's arm, and made a sign to him not to speak then,
as there were some ladies present. He then asked leave
of the lady of the house to go into the drawing-room, and
conducted ➢ir. Leakey into it, who upbraided him for
having broken his word by running away from him. Mr.
Cowie said, "My dear sir, Mr. Wilson is a great friend of
T,

will be able to make it right with
Kev went to ring the bell, to send for Mr.
Jr, and turning round, observed Mr.
Cowie, as lie tnought, shamming fainting. Immediately
afterwards he made a noise in his throat, and fell off his
chair towards a window, knocking himself slightly against
the window and a table. Mr. Leakey immediately rang
the bell violently, and called for assistance, and, raising
the deceased on his kne.
his shirt. and

Ind he a
Mr. Leal

you
Reader, the ottic

Dok off his neckcloth; opened
n all the air he could; the blood
nd came from his eyes and nose. A

rushed to his face,
medical man was
house used, but 1

he rupture of a blood

LONDON AND
yearly financial

A.ILWAT
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

presents a most c

ptivating scene to 11

affording to the healthy iticieas,

invalid renewed st
Hotels and Private ,
increased, and at no NV
fe- -vs be ni

clays nr w

ROBERT TEARI

A vijOur, and to the

Accommodation have been greatly
'atering Place in the Kingdom can a
ore pleasantly or economically spent

Tpool—JOHN E. CHRISTIAN, Leicester-

'ent in Liv
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

A.T THE ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, the entertainments
the past week have been chiefly repetitions of
favourite plays, the leading characters of which have been
vincipally sustained by Mr. Vandenhoff and his winning
d accomplished daughter. On Wednesday, Shakspeare s
tragedy of " Othello" was performed, almost, it
would seem, for the purpose of introducing a new aspirant
to theatrical renown to the Liverpool audience. The new
comer was a Mr. Mapleson, described as of the Theatres
Royal Edinburgh and Dublin, and he appeared as the
sable hero of the drama. His performance was unmarked
by any excellence of sating or of elocution. His, de-
portment was cold and formal, and, in a word, he
made no "impression." The character of lago was sus-
tained by Mr. Vandenhoff with his usual judgment and
discretion. On Friday, this favourite actor took his benefit

which he has performed here several times with
-guished success within the last few weeks. The
oenefit was announced as a:farewell one, and the house
was crowded. The intimation, which had been publicly
made by Mr. Vandenhoff, of his intention to retire from
the stage in course of the present season, caused a demon-
Hon of public feeling relative to the proposal which
must have been highly gratifying to that gentleman and to
his family. A deputation of influential members of Liver-
pool society, comprising many men of the highest respect-
hint- d on Mr Vandenhc "nn Thur.' "4-noon

ability, _ olr 41c .'swaya,,..__
by appointment, and represented to him the regret felt
generally at the prospect of losing his valuable services,
at a V-- ' • are

ame when his in, .ectual and pi. powers
in full •strength, and urged on him the expediency of
reconsidering, and, if possible, rescinding his resolution.
At the same time they expressed their warm regard for
his personal comfort, and their gratitude for the high order
of entertainment he had so long and so ably afforded to
them. tinder these circumstances, and in compliance with

this representation, so numerously and respectfully made,
Mr. V andenhoff expressed to the deputation his gratitude
for their kindness, and also his acquiescence in their wish
t least as another season is concerned. He at
time stated his conviction and desire that his

in so fa
the sac

Lee before any deteriora

nd reiterated his inten-

ion of not retiring for a season at least. The statement
was listened to throughout with marked attention, fre-
I quently interrupted by applause.
THEATRE ROYAL was opened last night for a
'ghts' engagement of the principal artistes of the
'een Royal Adelphi, London, including Mr. B. Webster and

twelve

Madame Celeste, supported by Misses Woolgar and Mary
rselle and Paul Bedford. The per-
the! first time in Liverpool—" Two

by Messrs. Tom Tayl(

and Charl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

kugust is in realit

rich

ripe fruits-, of varied

welcome banquet

brief but clever

" Who is to carry
n which a rapid

iven at the relative

parties most likel,

the breaking -up of the

which sacrif

acy, and both to the most

on. After deploring the
ational party organised for
Itountry, and recommending

ice of a firm Protest

ground of action,,d t
owing remarks as to

'orward

is and bond
ithstandin2

~ no matter hoi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

•ge respecting the number of trains is only true to

Station

ould be expectOd

Station offers quite as-eau

e station w

'ore, unjus

id from the Nate

s and as at convenient times

sired, and that the Waterloo

acility of access to Crosby

.11 is called by that Ilat
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

RESPONDENTS

W. Pollock's letter, ppblished last
to the sche '

for -a-daily

We shall be happy, at all times, to receive communica
tons on subjects of local or general interest.

Letters addressed to the Editor should be accompanied by the
real name and address of the writer, not for publication,
but as a guarantee of good faith ; this is indispensably re-
quisite in any statement of facts. The Editor wishes it to
be understood that lie does not hold himself responsible
for the opinions or statements of his correspondents.

BOOKS, &c., FOR REVIEW, may be left at Mr. C. Mitchell's,
Red Lion-court, Fleet-street, London, addressed " to the
Editor of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD," When they will
be forwarded and receive attention.

The ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION to the LIVERPOOL STANDARD
is 205. in advance—or 225. on credit.

STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING
OFFICE,

4, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT,
LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
LETTERPRESS PRINTING of every descriptior

PAMPHLETS,

FORMS

SERMONS,
REPORTS,
CATALOGUES

BILLS OF LADING
CARDS,

INVOICES,
CUSTOM-HOUSE
ENTRIES,
&C. &C.,

CIRCULARS,

SHAREROKERS'
BOOKS,

EXECUTED N
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

greatest hardship, to Crosby only

ad those of the

is nearly

.I.—The contract fare, £ll for six mil
doubie what most otherrailways charge.
2.—Whilst Crosby is••cliarged at the rate of near £2 per
mile for three trains 'ane way and four the other per
day, Southport and Formby are charged only about £l2s.

R.l Os., and for six lrains each way.
—The contract to Crosby for these three and four
trains is charged at about the same rate as the other
short stations pay for;firelve trains each way.
4.—Between one p.m. and eight p.m.—na 'interval of
seven hours—there is not a single train to Crosby, though
two trains pass the ..station during that time to Southport.
"s.—The contractors having paid their money twelve
months in advance, on the faith of having 'the needful
accommodation, can 'feel such treatment as 'little better
than —, and are fools if they are again bitten.—
Yours respectfully, A .CROSIITITE.
August sth, 1854.

afford us an opportunity of justifying the Railway Com-
pany from the charges which he has pressed somewhat

unfairly against then

be high when eomr

the charge to contractors may

!en rend,

•ed with some lines; but it has

the Lancashire and ,Yorkshire and the East Lancashire

ea have c

y for the use of

lied the Southport Company to
Tithebarn-street Station. His
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

e,as
i" LINE a

ARABIAN
SULTANA (new s___,_, - -- -
GOLCONDA (new) KER.- .. ,
BLUE JACKET (new ship)DucxErr. _
ANNIECHAMBERS new ROBERTSON
GOLDEN ERA PEAT
RED JACKET REED
WHITE STAR (new ship) 8R0WN....
SIERNIAID DEVEY ....
PITZJAMES HAMILTON
NEW SHIP HALLORAN

The above Ships carry S

visions are of first-rate qua'
Government Surveyors. M
abroad Free

For Fre

t and Passage an

PILK INGTON and WILSON. Water

CA LDW

BLACK BAL

a than a

quiest Voynge
MARCO POLO,

Induct

ers, constructed by the most celebr
for the conveyance of Passen
• convenience for that Bus
ided to be emnloved

They are

Line: and Passengers may filme-
d in all

August

600..10th Oct

). . 20th Oct
).. 10th Not
.. 20t h Noi

2500..10th Dec

2500.. :.Oth Dec
3500.. 10th Jan

'gems and Chaplains. The Pro
and duly inspected by th

CKETS,

.e Passel

kingdom, and_iis

:broad, First Voyitge, 5 Months 21 D
Xeeond Ditto, 6 Months
Third Ditto, 6 Months
INDIAN QUEEN
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

THE LlVvr

~: LLPOOL

*outb Rmerfra

VERPOOL TO BRAZIL A
THE RIVER PLATE,
ling at LISBON and MADEIRA

.al,&
Carrying Iler Ma jestu'sltfails under Contract

The SOUTH AMERICAN and GENERAL STEAM NA-
VIGATION COMPANY will despatch one of their Steamers
the 24th of every Month, as under :
LUSITA NIA on the 24th August.
I MPERADOR on the 24th September.
EAHIANA on the 24th October.
IMPERATRIZ on the 24th November.

These New Sbips are each 1,800 tons measurement, have
full poops, and the cabin arrangements are not excelled by
any Steamersatioat. _

—Liverpool to-Lisbon, £8; Madeira, £l7 ; Per-
Imco, .4'30 ; Bahia, .415 ; Rio Janeiro, .410 ; River Plate,
Return Tickets granted to Lisbon for 4'15 ; Ma-
e3o ; and to Brazil and the River Plate at a reduc-
f 25 per Cent. from the Rates.
ght to Bahia and Rio Janeiro, .€4 for Fine Goods;
Coarse Goods ; Monte Video, £5 ; Buenos Ayres, es per
tun : all with Five per Cent. primage.

Goods and Passingers for. the River Plate will be tran-
shipped at Rio Janeiro on board the Branch Steamer
" LA PLATA.. "

For Terms of Freight, &c., apply in Paris, to PRITCHARD
and MONNERON; in Havre, to W. SLADE ; in London, to
W. LAW OGILBY, MOORE, and Co., Ingram-court, Fen-
church-street; in Manchester, to Huou FLEMING, York
Hotel-buildings; in Southampton, to CROSREY and Co. ; or
to the General Brokers of the Company,
MILLERS and THOMPSON,
No. 4, Drury-lane, Water-street, Liverpool.

The LUSITANIA (carrying Her Majesty's Mails) will sail
On THURSDAY, the 24th August instant. She will load in
Wellington Dock, Liverpool. All Goods must be alongside
on or before the 21st.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

the Council, for tr

he credit of the committee

established in every particular, appropriating so

purchase of Gold's Works

cur

very pleasing

s suited to the use of a f

possible, still less adapted to

The arguments

the authority I

Lsferring the sum of £lO,OOO

atemplate, but I

ldneed

'ere much

He urged its pur
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

11. START-POINT LIGHTHOUSE

The START-POINT Light, which is 6} miles from NOrtli
Ronaldshay Light, being at present a REVOLVING LIGHT,
producing a bright flash once in every minute, the COMMIS-
SIONERS FURTHER GIVE NOTICE, that on and after the
Night of FRIDAY, the Ist Sept., 1854, when the New Revolving
Light at North Ronaldshay is to be exhibited, the presen*
REVOLVING LIGHT at Startpoint WILL BE C
A FIXED LIGHT of the natural cold

By order of the Board

(Signed) ALEX. CUNNINGHAM, Sec
Northern Lighthouse Office, Edinburgh,
Ist August, 1854.

MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! MOTHERS ! ! !
—The best Medicine in the World for Infants and
Young Children is ATKINSON and BARKER'S ROYAL.
INFANTS' PRESERVATIVE. Under the patronage of the
Queen. The high and universal celebrity which this Medicine
continues to maintain for the prevention and cure of those

, ~
the thruSh, rickets, hooping cough, cow-pox, or vac-
cine innoculation, and may be given with safety immediately

deadly narcotic

—bpt a veritabl,

rvative of it

Mothers would do well in always keeping it in the nursery.
Many thousands of children areannually saved by this much•
esteemed Medicine, and the infants rather like it than other-
Prepared only by ROBERT BARKER, Bowdon, near
r (Chemist to Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen
. _ _ _
And 4s. Gd. each.—
NSON and

Victoria), in Bottles at 1
CAUTION !—Observe the

names of " A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

cdinates, an(

isterial

ance, the

ly unfortunate ; and

hip of South Australi:

STONOR

) the COLONIAL S.

to rule over t

howev(

matters, which would

of t 1

and stoical natures

and whose possessors

Compoui
By damn

'hey are inclined to

g• those they have no mind to,

me of his fond anticipations

some hay

,und dept

and its withdrawal

lamed FRED. f

mg the delinquent STONOR

I charac

ivhile 1

g at once his own

and ignorance, averred that he had been told

is mamma, or some

sinless purity of

tin, with the chance of
er luck next time, was now the order of the day ; and
interposed between the then colonial secretary and
it, the Hon. FRANCIS CHARLES LAWLEY, a " decided
eral and free-trader." By sheer accident, this gentle-

found friend. Try

t of a seat in the " People's Hon&
d, and whic

was tray

I the Hon. Mr. LAWLEY was

lesirable to understand

x post

8, would

tndered h

:h "the talents'

le CHAN

did not knqw
ty Mr. LAW]

'e lighted them throu,
t dreary and thankless

prorogation will take pia(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

key, its government, iti naval,
and the habits and

esource

rs of it

It con(

certain of an extensive pops
vith little surprise that its sal

people, as must prove peculiarly in-
nd useful at the present juncture of
',ldes with a sketch of the Turkish
labulary of the most generally
language. From its utility
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

of the EXCHEQ,I7V

aracter. If he
s, and did not i

ich pervaded

I if the two'iOl6l4 ,secret

Ott'of

freely a

ted to consist in

Le Chiltern and

lity had induced

f Her Most Gra,

stars which
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

2i 0.. 27 0 frncli

had a very =fire: and
4h; whale the transactions

ce were or

T, and other kinds S.

A 2s. 01 ta-Ss pf

d American, 2s to 8s •pw barrel. in oatmea

.1 change was sol&ervable

zt Indian

2s per qr. 14.1

There has

improvell

DUBLIN, AUG. 3.-

plied with all des

good tor everything exceptii
trifling decline in nrice. Oth(

ERPOOL, Ara. 4

rer barrel, w

PROVISIC

the sale

for sw

:out indu
)d pork pi

titter .. 1 1

d afid

There be

ad Clonm,

Vetchee
Straw, Wheat 0 si 0 7
Oat

t Demers

The demand was

Ali& there was a

Gd to 8d per lb in ditt

itities of inf
a the marke

usi be quoted lower I.os to 15s
einz business

healthy cha-
_re maintained. For bacon
quiet, but holders have not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

FRICA

Navigatior

3eacroft, RN., her Majesty's Consul at Fernando IA

from Sierra I

and the Brazils
Consul,

Mr. Campbell, her M

dives were refractory at Accra. Trade
Leone was healthy, although the rains had set

s good.

11 intercourse,
ous. A brisk

;ended imposition

)s. Vessels scarce.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
lave advices from the Cape to the Sth of June
Thev s

satisfactorily as to the state of
:ontinues health

and act
of Janu:

been an increase in
r 1853, compared N

increase in t

!orts of £39,

the principal item was

'Oa the shipment

ine been to the eat

a 1852, being an increase of £90,715
THE BRAZILS.

I Steam N

n, whiet

ave fickle
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

ICESTER

price 4f. material, all tend to =prase the
mons branches at business here. The most effective
renndy for the..injrious consequences of the long bad
-trr.de- is a cheap loaf, and this we are glad to find will
again be within the reach of the working millions, .as
trees-; is now: ..at 6d and -61 d per loaf, with the
• lower.

fiminess in the

in043.«.,et of beir.

ITERPOOI

AVEIVST 4.—This

tg's mar

hien-veil attended, in addition to our local and neighbour-
ing millers, by buyers• from a distance, and upon an active
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

pany from the charges which he has pressed somewhat

unfairl;

•ge to contractors may

sign wnen
I rendered inc

sble by the exorbitant tolls which
the Lancithire and Yorkshire and the East Lancashire

Companies lave compelled the Southport Company to

for the -ase of the Iltlitioarn-st

Ift

convenient
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

s from I

WAVE
i

,EII7(;:',"6,"SYDNEY, and ADELA

MELBOURNE.
MELBOURNE
ADELAIDE ..

,rt and c

of Pack

King-str

TS FOR AIIST

THERS, and C

I Cargo-immediitely ov

RNE, PORT
;ers to SYDNEY & A DELA

ading in Princ

GIBBS, BRIGHT, and CO., Liver

" LINE OF PACKETS FOR AUSTRALIA.
LOADING DEATH EAST SIDE CANNING DOCK.
limited quantity of freight.—With immediate
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

SPAIN

Advices from Madrid of the Ist state, that after the
visit paid by Marshal Espartero to the barricades they
were abandoned and partially destroyed.
As night drew on, the !` defenders of the barricades," to
the number of 2,000, and divided into three battalions,
defiled under the windows of the Queen, uttering loud
shouts in honour of her Majesty, who beheld the spectacle
from the balcony.

In the morning this force repaired to Marshal Espartero's
residence, and, having again defiled, dispersed, with no

intention of meeting again.
The Junta still continues to issue its decrees, although

the ministry is organised.
General Dulce has been reinstated in his rank as
Director-General of Cavalry.

It is said that the Queen will shortly leave Madrid to
take sea baths, accompanied by Espartero.
According to letters of the 4th from the same city, the
Junta will continue its functions till the Cortes meet.
It was said that Queen Christina had left the day before
for France.
The Three per Cents. closed at 35 40.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7

LONDON.—On 'Change a cargo of Havana Sugar, con-
sisting of upwards of 2,000 chests, sold at 21s. 700 bales
of Cotton, mostly Surats, sold at full prices. Scotch Pig
Iron, 84s. Speltre, £2O 10s. French Funds telegraphed
71 30. A large body of silk-velvet weavers made a de-

monstration this morning for the purpose of obtaining an
advance of wages. The procession comprised about 800.
A deputation waited on the principal manufacturers in
the Spitalfields district, and stated their grievances and
demands. They were listened to with a promise that the
matter should be considered by the trade. It is supposed
that, if the manufacturers resist their demands, they will
refuse to return to their work.
No later news from the Baltic or the East.

JAssY.—Advices of the 2nd state that several Russian
regiments are retiring behind the Pruth. Jassy papers
confirm this fact.

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS

SOUTIIA.MPTON, MONDAY. The Tagus steamer has
arrived with the heavy portion of the India and China
mails ; also the Australian mails. Dates : Alexandria,
July 22nd; and Gibraltar, Ist. She brings seven boxes
of specie.

Letters will be despatched to the provinces at eight p.m
The steam-ship Himalaya passed Gibraltar on the morn.

ing of the 31st ult

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAY, AUG. 7.
Their Lordships met at five o'clock.
The Royal assent was given by commission to 13 Public

and Private Bills,

Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from the City of
London, praying the House to pass next Session the Bills
of Exchange Bill. His lordship replied to some observa-
tions against the measure made by Mr. Muntz in the
House of Commons on Friday.

Lord CAMPBELL and the Lord CHANCELLOR expressed
great regret at the bill having been withdrawn.
Lord BROUGHAM, however, re-introduced it in an
amended form, and the bill was read a Arst time.
The Literary and Scientific Institutions Bill was read a
third time and passed.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

WAKEF I E LD, AK.(S. 4

we quote fresh wheat fully 5s per
.quarter
dearer than <4l Axis day se'nnight. Other sorts, though
re.(lnt;• were held a similar advance. Oats,
beans were ste.uly. In barley and other
The weather gloomy and

.rtieicv dt-ae

unsettled,

,—We have ►3:id some he,avy rains

WISRECIE. Ari
ro-dav t

durirg the we
Wheat, v

farm show, rather mcre.

:els they might have sold at an advance of 5s to
58 per quarter, but as yet we have not beard of a sale. A
Sew lot's of rapeseed °tiered, mostly in -middling c'ndition
price, 56s to 60. s per qr. Spring corn held for more•money'

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TY/Cr, Ara. 5.=-We had a fair
kptyly Of wheat from our'farmers thii morning, which
sold readily at. from 4s to ssTher quarter over the prices of
this, day. se'nnigh.t. In south country arul foreign
,a good.
huffiness has been done at a similar advance. The sale for
barlf-y 'and eats continues dull, and- no Change in the value
of either article can be noted.• A -fair business done in
3s per sack on- the prices of this

rst:vance of
From laest
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

tes are_ pad, the quot

'her rates only limits the-demand

India goods still

mtinue dull, and,Vo effect ales, a redact

would have

3 be submitted to,

HUDDERSI

,—Tea

icet,

't equal ti

as been

evious week.
of abundant

elect 'for tt

in ti

manpfactare. d 'goods
ROM BALt

Little doing in•zvools

goods, which h
aeted_

nount of bus

The press

light stock; a

arket.

market

e dealers have ver•

;ItS.-With t

ne improved Trospects of the harvest,
the eonserinent fall in the ---* -loth
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

affAiMERCIAL ADVERTISER

I must be considered as

I of the Council, for t

a of £lO,OO

at, until the perfect effi

lestablished in every particular

, .vpropriating so large a
I sum as £l5O to the purchase of Gold's Works and

ture, if

I. Th

I without doubt a very pleasing

)1' a free

not by any
library. The other is, if possible, still less adapted to

lduced
by Mr. PICTON in favour of its purchase, were much
He urged its pur-
rator in classifying

wants of such an

more cogent if appl
chase as indispensable f
the collection of Australian birds

Lined in the museum

With deference, we submit that the
seam should be qualified to classify these or any

arator of t

her birds,

very costly manual, that he may be enabled to do so; but

hether he is corn

to the

.formance of this (

expend

fluids, which goes little beyond furnishing

lof such instruction. The library is maintained by the

) ratepayers for the instruction and improvement of t

community, particularly for those of the working-classts
and not for the special education of incipient naturalists,

Ten although those

If, however

isidered by the lib,

functionitry
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Ships. 10nr.
DELGANY .......... 135(
FULWOOD ........ 250(
BURSA BURSA —100(

commanded by Gen

These Sh
to the Passer
are fitted up r

nience for whit
long celebrate(l
For full partic

e " Fox" Li

" EAGLE

To the con

ing their Ns!

tb a Vessel's arrive

, F
• a
_ _

latXitins fmrt'

deseripti

"MIST'

Takes enry a

despatch.
Fer MELBOURNE,
Forwarding Passengers to ADELAIDE. GEELONO,
SYDNEY, andiAUNCESTON, at ship's expense,
4,4A;t0 The magnificent new A I at Lloyd's Clipper Ship
, JAMES M'HENRY.
JOHN HOOD, Commanderip

and cons,
lion one

rth. The

sates of

Gaineas.—For

further particulars apply to the Owner,
DUNCAN GIBB, 31, Strand-street, Liverpool

HE " LIVERPOOL" LINE

4AIN,
Consist
ahir

AUSTRALIAN PACKETS,
following First-class Clipper

sail at interval' during the yew

Ship. - Reg
LINCLUDEN CA STLE.I
MOFFATT
GIPSY BRIDE
NABOB ....
FREDERICK
MERLIN.
SALEM.
AFRICA .
WREN IX

Captain

is.. 1800.. REES

822.. 1400.. WALKER,
1457 2500.. Pwrrs..

950..1600.. WILSON Oct. 15
863..1400.. M'Nuvint.... To follow,
1030.. 1700.. LAv43RTY TO follow.
915.. 1500.. CUNN MOH A afro follow
1433.. 2200. O'NeiLL .... To follow
906.. 1500.. MoppETT .... To follow

These Ships are fitted up with a view to the comfort of all
classes of Passengers, and the entire arrangements and pro-
visioning are subject to the approval of H,M. Emigration
Officer.

The Captains are Gentlemen of
lifted Surgeons will have charge o

Teat exr
:he Med

erience, and qua.
cal Department.
_ _

Goods and Passen

ed on the n

.rfs at Mel

bourne, Sydn

I extra char;

A pp!ijO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

,the attempt

his trial

ch you have been convicted was
for the last half century,.
hays all but ceased to exist am 4
; ;-zgA to you, prisoner, belont
ion of having attempted, a
I state of . and :mom:

mrnon.

perear,
to renew

to hal
US the lawless excesses of a Lear-
a. 'You proceeded to the Per Petr-

-4. e With meg:, ihoroug.ll deliberation; .you

nustil,;qn, money, all in abuniian,
nd of six or seven of yt

.t forth with n.

[ers armed with deadly capons, to assist in carrying
You selected the

your nefarious pro,
od of the -retorniur of

t

4n-r
intended vie

[-1-day for

1/Wd have succeeded

in carry-

Haut resistan
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

the pulffie street

Seen justified

v erdiet

The jry foilild

£25 damages and costa

,ad curious
.evelations in conirv...._ tioduction case
are made by the Clonmel correspondent of the Freeman's
Ivurnal, who writes as follows :—" It is a curious fact,
that, notwithstanding the energy and zeal with which
Carden, they failed to develope
❑ents which le had made for

CA.RDEN (

. Some fresh

ion with the C

entire of t

liial having closed
y freely
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

provement in the price of yarns adverted to last week
seems' to have somewhat •.4hecked the demand, for the

market

s been less animated ; but spinners evince no
clisposition to recede to old prices, either in spool or hank
yarns,,as indeed they cannot in the face of a rising wool
market, to say nothing of the long-continued pressure
upon this branch of the trade.—Pieces : The

cost of both cotton and•Avcrsted yarns is telling against
3D-9r.nfat-Aurers, and higher prices for goods are sought,
and aith the small supply on hand, there is every prospect
of the.advanee being general.

NOTTINGHAM -
h.iy'g

There is less demand for goods in

Al lace tra

s than has been-f

ented Tor many -years,.oviing doubtless to a grey
withdrawal from the ordinary c

of mosey bein6

with aril effec

sons en

Loci of

'gaged in mercantile

local, as a r

c+ach trade are Felli

are eithE

f which a

No alteration i 2; the Tri

y unemployed or only NI;
of cotton yarn.

aas been kri

LElCESTER.—Fine.weslher, more employment, and
-firmness in the price of mEterial, all tend to improve the
various branches of huainess here. The most effectia-e
remedy for the injurious-..consequences of the long bad
trade'.is a cheap. loaf, and -this we .are glad to find will
again he within the rears: of the working millions, as
.bread is now selling ,at•.6LI and bid per loaf, with :the
I-mos-pc:A .of being lower.

C:011N

ir7RIPOOL, AuGrezilq—T
ttended, in additiem to

LiS morj

g's market

our local and neighbour-

aillem, by buyers fromu,distance, and upon
denutudtfer wheats of most ,descriptions, we no
provemetrt of 6d per bushelozer the currencies ol

is Et, ; .14

nest qualities ure:nnw in small com
' Mediterranean

other secondary somas is

re is a good consu
1

Tel and

stances, exceeding this

nth a ga

parcels of both

2to 8 n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Brown, w

advises from

ix pas-

nd cor-

teamer Madrid was passed by thuLusitania, going
on the 31st ult.

t 8 30 r

'rom Pernarabuco‘we 'learn ti

universally heavy, Causing the river to overflow its banks,
vessels to part cables, and destroying a considerable
amount of property. Several lives also had been lost.
The Receffe bridge had partly given way, in consequence
of one of the stone piers sinking, and a temporary platform
had been erected over the footpath. In many parts of the
suburbs jangados and canoes were seen covered with
persons flying from the floods. The damage was variously
estimated at from £50,000 to £100,000; and a subscrip-
tion had been commenced for the relief of the sufferers.
Several fatal cases of yellow fever had occurred during

ss very d

.essel offering, and she too

k of sugar : the
-Is. to the Channel, with usual extras
Exchange 261 d.

large for present st
4

t rate paid was
for Conti-

,ent,

At Rio J

the month

The arriva

i, while the

ess had been extremely restricted
1- ----re moderate, and sales
t had receded.

of sever

I. to 27(1. F]

At Bahia the

.ops, and th

id. to 50s. to the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

venter

that th

acknowledge
than he bestowed upon them. True, they may not
in all particulars with that architectural elegance
structural grace which "won his youthful fancy," and
so conspicuous in the simple style and primitive form:
which constitutethe leading attractionsof the ghastlyparish
'rk in Cupar-Fife neither may they vie in number of
,mmodatians with those gathered into the Town Hall
lordship's native village, where the gruff and burly
by the aid of its solitary policeman, dispense

_ among the terrified juveniles of Stratheden. Still
rep he, we venture to repeat, would find that these much
aligned courts " have yet some soul of
brought into play

justice

goodness in
addi-

that it. I

n to the improvements effected at the court
11-chamber, and ante-room, besides other apartments
Town Hall, have be(

houses, t

ae gentlemen of the bar. Sincerely do
e join in the hope generally expressed in Liverpool, that

as for t

occupancy of the bench and bar, and for t
of the gentlemen composing the grand jury. If good-humour
can be but interjected among the curls of the forensic
horse hair, we shall, as of yore, be pleased with those sallies

Attorney-General Knowles, the fastidious some call 1
tedious and unnecessary—explanations of Mr. James
resound with the turbid though s -
Sergeant Wilkins. Neither will
warduess of Mr. Atherton I

genial hum(

II our local barr
thousand and c

the practice of those

' contrives so eff
ajid soothe the irritab

of defeated 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

alteration iith,

lieved that all the docl
made to work the average of the Waterloo Do(
took the docks as they now stood, 178. a

s on their own land

'ire them 265

,rk the ave

i acre), it would

which was just doubt
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

WEDNESDAY, .A.rausT 2.

The Hon. Mr. GORDON took his seat for Beverley.
RUSSIAN Lo.uss.—The house having resolved itself
into Committee on the Russian Government Securities
Bill,—Lord PALMERSTON moved an amendment, prepared
by the SOLICITOR-GENERAL, which in effect transferred
it into a new bill, by leaving out all the words of the bill
after the preamble; and enacting instead, that any British
subject who shall, during the continuance of hostilities
with Russia, in any country, wilfully or knowingly take,
acquire, become possessed of or interested in, any stocks,
funds, scrip, bonds, debentures, or securities for money,
which, since. the 29th of March, 1854, have been, or
during such hostilities shall be, created or secured by or
in the name of the Government of Russia, or any person
on its behalf, shall be guilty of a misdemeanour; with a
proviso exempting a British subject claiming an interest
in the estate or effects of any deceased person, or taking
the effects of his debtor in execution, or claiming an inte-
rest in any bankruptcy insolvency, or disposition of pro-
perty in trust for creditors; such British subject being
authorised to take or receive any share, legacy, dividend,
debt, or money due to him, notwithstanding the same
may arise from the sale or proceeds of such stocks, funds,
&c. This amendment underwent several alterations, by
one of which the prohibition to take these securities was
extended so as to include "any person in Her Majesty's
I dominions, or any British subject in any foreign country."
Two elansei were wide(' to the bill—one providing that
nothing in the act shall alter or affect the law of high
treason; the other allowing coats of prosecution, and em-
powering courts to order payment cf expenses. The bill
thus re-framed was ordered to be reported.
Several bills were advanced a stage.
The Court of Chancery (County Palatine of Lancaster)
Bill, and the Prisoners Removal Bill were read a third
time and passed.

Tile Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges
(N0.2).8i11, that represented the bill which had been sent
up to the House of Lords, with the changes suggested in
that house, Was read a second time.
SurrLY.,--The house went into Committee of Supply
on the Supp!ementary, Ordnance, end other estimates,
which, after an explanation respecting the case of Sir J.

Burgoyne, were agreed to.
Several bilis were advanced a stage, and the house ad-
journed at ten minutes to Hid o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

clay was fairly s

63s per cwt, sinking offal

to 7a pe

PROVISIONS

nu
per lb in ditic

there is only a mod

01 lower prices hive been taken fc
fine brands supporting nreviot

quantitie

list be quoted lower 10s to l 5
r business of a healthy cha

maintainec

The demand was very-

)n which there was a
les were firm for last
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

OUTFITS TO AUSTRALIA, AND ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
W. P. GUNN Y ON,
CLOTHIER, SHIRTMA KER
AND GENERAL OUTFITTER,
76. LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
To all Parties emigrating from Liverpool, the Out-
fitting Branch of W. P. GUNNYON'S business
affords the most decided advantages. The Goods are
perfectly saitable for any voyage they may undertake,
and for the Ountry they may have chosen for their
destination. 'l'Ziese Outfits are arranged in a separate
department, and 1:11ty be inspected by the Emigrant
and he may select to ,whatever amount he is disposed.
but may perfectly dePt:,nd upon the suitability and
cheapness of the goods.
WELL-AIRED BEDDING t:PR IMMEDIATE USE.
Youths going to Sea as ApprenLces completely fitted
out with every requisite, at the sii,ortest notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.

SOLE AGENT IN LIVERPOOL TOR
JOHNSON'SS FMARINER'S
lALNDL
0 eE14,7,6 RAN,T:S
The only real LIFE PRESERVER in cas P-
wreck, which every Emigrant ought to be pro,vided
with going to sea. Prices :-14s. 165., 18s., and 20'
W. P. GITNNYON,
GENTLENIEN'S OUTFITTER,b
TAILOR, RATTER, HOSIER, GLOVER, SHIRT-
MAKER,
AND READY-MADE LOTHIER,
76, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

Majority

The Earl of DERBY begged to say, en the part or
self and his friends, that they should offer no further oppo-
sition to the progress of the bill, and the noble duke might,
if he thought fit, suspend the remainder of the standing
orders, and take the bill through all its stages that night
A Nrw Wrtur was ordered for Cockermouth, in the
room of Mr. Aglionby.

THE UserET-LAw;.—On the order for going into com-
mittee on the Usury Laws Repcol Bill,

Mr. CATLET moved to defer its committal for three
months, objecting to deal with such a question in so hasty
a manner, and appealing to various authorities with re-
ference, net to the abstract question, but to the practical
working of an entire abrogation of the usury laws under
our present monetary system. He contended that the
interest of money should not be made free until all restric-
tions upon that system were removed which created an
artificial scarcity of money. After considerable discussion
the amendment was negatived, and the house passed into
committee on the bill, the clauses of which were agreed to.
The Bills of Exchange (No. 2) Bill was withdraws
Several bills were advanced a stage
The Lords' amendments to s
and agreed to.
The house adjourned at half-past twelve o'clock

everal bill

LE were considered

FRIDAY

AUGUST 4.

TTr CONVICT SrsrEm.—Lord ST. LEONARD'S called
the attention of the house to the present system of grant-
ing tickets of leave to convicts. This was one of the most
of the day. On a former occa

rtant social quest

—,-
rns connected with this

sion he had moved for certain —_
stibiect, from which it apeeared that 1,200 convicts had

teen liberated in England during the t
Was utterly impossible to ascertain the principle or system
on which those liberations had taken place, the fact being,
as it appeared to him, that there was no system at all
laid !down by which they were to be regulated. Unless
some better plan were devised he should move for a select
committee next sessiion to consider the matter.—The
Duke of NEWCASTLE defended the course pursued by the
government, which, instead of turning convicts out into
the tvorld by a species of gaol delivery, as described by
111 St Leonard's, used every means in his power to
place‘ liberated criminals in a way of becoming useful
raerrearntbr of society.—Lord Csairsau. did not deny that
of the lerti"
had been made to carry ont the intentions
experimgoenvternment in this matter, but despaired that the
ther dice, scion
ever prove successful.—After some fur-
, ssion the matter dropped.
Uscvt. um TY I)..nroasn—The commons'
the Usford Univert,t 13*
their lordships'amendments in
- Y ill were considered, when such of
the 1e.% amendments
,er house were not " had not been ade•Pted by
persisted
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

been struck b 3

budding of foremast
knocked down three

short time seve

Continent, of Messrs. Tapscott's

presented

er commander, Captain

last winter, althoagh she was in a seriously darn
and the captain of the ship Philanthropist had offered

take off himself and crew

commis:

izes will be opened to•morrow, in the Vice
court, St. George's Hall

after v

court wu,

Lcted. Mr. Baron Platt

~ it is expected, wil

rooi PoL:

—On Tuesda:

E3IEN FOR TIIE EAST
.e from the Horse Gua

iat department of ti
ey are to be of a certain height, r

attached to the
the Ea

Inlay years or age, aim Ix
with rations, and a mont

were 7s,

oequired offered

MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSIIIE
—The half-yearly meeting was held at Man
dnesday. The result of the half-year's working. as
by the Earl of Yarborough, the chai

ITAA
on We

3, was US

same mi

there was an
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

succeed

1, and t

to supply

reviewing

descript

)f Louis

ially

every one who considers th

e cried

on "the Ethn

evider

history

secret of Stoke Mano
Ladv.

graphic de-

details res-

Gangetic P

ks of several

subject, we have a continuation of

a very

•-written political essays for which
so justly celebrated. It is entitled
red :" and

imend it to the careful perusal of
of the country

The writer de-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

was passin

Which I

Parton said he had only come frorr
lanchester on Saturday, and that a ring he had on his
nger he had got from the prisoner Burns, who, he said,
'as also with him when he purchased for ss. the shirt-
tuds which had been found on him, and claimed by Mr.
• Burns denied all knowledge of the robbery, and
property found in her house had been brought
sere by her lodgers. Jones was discharged; the other
e sentenced to be imprisoned two months

[gs in it

—William Grimes was
twat, a pair of trow-
er articles of apparel from some of
on Saturday last, He stated that
le was the worse of drink, and had carried off the
clothes with a view to their being taken to their o.vners,
but had fallen asleep before he delivered them. Being
known as a thief, the prisoner was sentenced to be impri-
soned for three months.
STEALING BOOKS FROM THE FREE LIBRARY.—WIE.
Eaton, a young man, was charged with stealing five
books from the Free Library, in Doke-street. Prisoner
had gone- on three different occasions at the end of last
week, and obtained books ou loan, which he afterwards
sold to a dealer in old books, opposite St. George's-hall.
Eaton, who admitted the charge, was committed for
trial.

STEALING WEARING APPAREL

a coat, a wa

PASSING BASE Conc.—Anne Kane, Bennett Lovett,
and Mary Jones, who had been remanded from a previous
day, charged with passing base coin, were committed for
trial at the assizes.

THEFT BY A--DOMESTIC SERVANT.—Elizabeth Tod-
limiter, a girl who was remanded from last Monday, on a
charge of having, broken open a work-box belonging to
her mistress, Mrs. Turner, No. 28, Roscommon-street, and
fabricating a story of having been herself assaulted and
robbed by two men in the house, was again brought up.
No further evidence of consequence being adduced, she
was discharged.
STEALING FROM SHOPS. —Bridget Murphy, Mary
Lyons, Bridget Monaghan, John Cairns, and Mary Black-
burn were charged with stealing goods from different
shops, on Saturday last, in Great George-street and its
neighbourhood. Povey, the detective officer, stated that
on Saturday afternoon he observed the prisoners together,
and eying goods in a shop, in Great George-street, under
such circumstances as led him to believe they intended to
commit a felony, and he consequently watched them.
While observing their movements, he saw the four female
prisoners surround the door of Mr. White and attempt to
take a piece of linen, but in this they were unsuccessful.
They then went to a pawn-shop in Milbstre..t, into which
two of them went, and he noticed the prisoner Murphy,ic
on coming out, take a shawl from under the shawile
h
she herself wore, and give it to Blackburn. They
exactly tell
then
door of which some of them, he could not
of
went to the shop of Mr. Wilson, in Mill-street,froym the
which, as they stood so close together, took
s as
opillegvas
coburg ,cloth. It contained thirty-seven rd
Wow gd per yard, Having obtained assistance,y all of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

)ssip, much of which

mable taste ; the

sh Ch

lebritic

ie _Dectin
By Edwa

f this

f Gibl

Gnizi
r illn

W hen ec

ks issued

Past and Pr

phy, and Resource
don : Geo. Rontledge and Co

count:

are un-

in this egotistical age, and
s will blush to find the
ye uttered in her presence

and Fall of the Roman
d Gibbon. Edited by an
Vol. IV. London : Henry

ry handsome and compre-

n's great work has now
, and it fully justifies the
minted publisher at its

I text, enriched with expla-
lt, Wenck, Schreiter, and

trated by its present editor
, and the fourth volume i

iowing its c

The period of history

commences with the inva--
Ld concludes with the death

LI form one

ValUattle of all the popular
from the cheap and elegant
s of Mr. Bohn.

t : its History, Topo•
By J. R. Morell

)f the history of the

such reading and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

THE LWERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL

CITY OF MANCH
on Sunday, a
ys from Phi

,)twin W

RAL INTELLIGENCE,

ME month.

Tuconferred upon. (

when illuminated by the sun, may
• - '

he con

the Air

tdjoining the national school-house-at
;nee of at least twenty-six miles:—Essex

mittee's pn

lings, whie

e employm. e

riaited Service

Herald.

INGENrITY RUN MAE

—lt appears by the, report of

ADVERTISER

LIVERPOOL TOWN COUNCIL,

I DOCK COMMITTEE
SCHEM

The first I Tr!E weekt

Com- I on Thursda

A recomm-en-

a of w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-08-08

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WINES in Bottles, at moderate Prices.
Old Crusted PORTS, SHERRIES, MADEIRAS, CLARET,
HOCK, CHAMPAGNE, &c.
Excellent quality Champazne, duty paid
Perrier Jouets' Ditto, premier quality, and other

48s. per doz

688. per doz
56e. per doz,

first-class brands
Finest Cognac Brandy
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WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS
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street, opposite the Music-hall, or at the Manufactory, 100,
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MEDICAL GALVANISM.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
J. ATKINSON, 33, MANCHESTER-STREET, Manufactures
of the most cheap and simple Medical Coil Machines. While
relieving the patient, producing the most pleasing sensation,
that infants can endure the beneficial influence of the passing
current. Covered Wires, Binding Screws, Flotilla, Silver,
Zinc, and everything connected with Electricity. Repair!
attended to.

ORONSTADT

Cronstadt ! thy embattled towers
Well may test the mariner's powers;
Imperial though thy name may Le.
England, France, shall vanquish thee,
But of Imperial renown,
There is one Mart in this fair Town,
And with it can nought compete—
None can rival, nom. can beat.

Fashion, then, her throne must fix
It is—IVIIITECIIA PEL, 4 and G.

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