The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1843-02-24 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

PURSERS.— from the Ist of April next  The half-pay of these officers will:be incr  mates an  !00 is t  Some are to  ave #;1  afraid of venturing  her, anc  heavy tall o the exterior  as intercepted all communication  a notice on ti  Ellenborough, as Governoi-General of India, and Princes of India, upon the recovery of the temple at Somnauth.  On Sunday  o'clock, a robbery to the extent of £6OO was committee the premises of the London and Regent-street Bank, I don, by some adroit thieves, who gained admittance into the  banking-house, b  a mystery. The police are in active pursuit of the robbers. O'Connell bas postponed the discussion of the repeal question in the Dublin Council until Tuesday next. He did not make his appearance last Tuesday, when the Question  was appointed fi separate. Al& with O'Connell At the Middlesex Sessions, on 1 ed for stealing three apples, value I  until the council were abon cuss the sub  man Butt is p  y, a boy was indictThe jury and magis trates expressed their indignation at such a paltry prosecution, and the lad, being found guilty, was fined Is., which  aid by one of the magistrates, and the prisoner rged.  It is rumoured that Mr. Natt, the late Vicar of St. Sepulchre's, London, has left to the Church Missionary Society by his will an immediate legacy of £6,000, besides a reversionary one of smaller amount. We may add that the corportion of London did themselves honour by voting, on Thursday last, the sum of £5OO to this society.  The Marquis of Ormonde's agent in the county Kilkenn, has, by the direction of his lordship, made an abatement on the rents due the 29th of September and Ist of November last, of 20 per cent. (or four shillings in the pound) on all  payments made in full of those rents, before the 25th of March  v next  a were tried at t  s of Ren  on the 14th  instant, for having, on the 4th Nov. last, murdered an Englishman, named William Geary, by beating him with a stick. They were father and bon ; and the latter was condemned to five years' solitary confinement, and the old man to five years' hard labour at the hulks.—Paris Paper.  The Rev. W. M. Kinsey has resigned the secretaryship of the Cheltenham District Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, in consequence, according to his  letter tered at  3f the disclaimer by Mr. Campbell, of his words utthe Cheltenham meeting of the society on the 10th  says the Messager, lately made their appearance in the park of Apremont, near Chantilly, the property of his Royal Highness the Duke d'Aumale. A battue took place, in which one of the wolves was killed by the duke, and the other by the  keepers. The Bishop of Madras has resolved in future to withhold his license from the missionaries of the Church Missionary  Society, there being, it tution of the Society, a.  I acted upon by th  governing body, that I  own dioce  PROGRESS or CATHouctsm.—" The late Dr. Doyle's calculation wus that 5,000 Protestants etnbraced Catholicism yearly in Ireland," so says an anti-Protestant journal, which  "remembers to forget" that the said doctor entertained rather singular opinions touching certain tenets of Holy Mother Church.  We have heard, and we trust that the report may prove well-founded, that the lord mayor has presented the living of St. James's, Duke's-place, to the Rev° Dr. M'Caul. The income of the benefice is very trifling ; but the suitability of Dr. M'Caul for that peculiar post will be evident, when we  state tnat We great maj London Paper.  the 2d of March, he will move for leave to bring in in a bill for declaring her Majesty's subjects in Ireland released from ion to take the oath prescribed by 10 Geo. IV., c. lv called the catholic oath. nrerinntlir to rntint. sit  7, comt  F SOM  3d that a re an address from a ory of Lord Ellenl  it streets, at