The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1846-07-28 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

BISHOP GOBAT.--With reference to the insinuations levelled by certain Romanisers amongst us, we are happy in having the opportunity to state, that the pious and venerable Primate, as well as the Bishop of London, bare expressed themselves entirely satisfied with the sound churchmanship and orthodox views of the new Anglican bishop at Jerusalem in all doctrinal matters. Not only do these eminent dignitaries of the church, but the Bishop of Malta also, who has enjoyed peculiar opportunities of intercourse with him, esteem him eminently qualified in every respect for the very responsible charge to which he has been called. The Parisian newspapers-invent strange tales at times respecting us and our country. One of them, for example, says quite positively, that Ibrahim Pacha has been most coldly received and cruelly insulted at London, because it was reported that he strangled with his own hand one of his concubines at Paris. Another said the other day that the Queen of England is very cruel, inasmuch as she threatened to banish the Duchess of Buccleuch, her mistress of the robes, to Botany Bay, for having once kept her waiting for five minutes I Last week, all the Parisian newspapers told a cock-and-bull story of Sir Robert Peel's eldest son having lost £60,000 in gambling, and having been thrown into prison on his father's refusal to pay. At Winchester assizes, on Wednesday, Thomas Mullard, was tried for shooting at Thomas Brealey, with intent to kill him. The prisoner was foreman over some works near Andover ; Brealey was time-keeper. Shurmar suspected that Braeley had robbed him ; and, calling him into the clerk's office one day, he asked him for the money he bad lost; Brealey said he knew nothing about it, whereupon the accused took a pistol from his pocket, and, saying—" Then you are a murdered man 1" he fired. Brealey was badly wounded in the jaw, but not fatally. Shurmur had been kind to the prosecutor, and declared that he only meant to frighten him ; be seemed to regret the disaster. The defence set up was, that the wounding was not wilful, but accidental. The prisoner was found guilty of an assault only, and was ordered to be imprisoned one month.  IMPORTATION OF BELGIAN CLOTff. - Mr Beckett's l which, had it been foretold some time since, would have e t tert o. theT bme ya naurfea cateuurue rtsu obfe tehxi ps s edtu borougha mortificationwas not premature been regarded as the idlest and most ludicrous of predictions. Lions of manufacture, as they are, they are about to be bearded in their own den. We have it on the best ea gfdui ossbr be ea al tgoetutnte advantageouslyroo. ttuiott quantity nfoas our eueßar dueol swgoibnrfa ranomubucseageal rohtkitatenbntgi, dnbwtoytouhh think—to theirs.cn hk i competition Hs foreignersd expectedeire authority that a respectable house of this town has given their markets by our wares, we are actually menaced ilcernyus of that dangerous conceit of unapproachable eawfwarnenoiiscttassuredly rraebdneet superiority which has betrayed us into a Contemptuous disregard at the notorious progress of developement of foreign skill. It is obvious we must be up and stirring. If our processes are imperfect we must call science to our aid, and we most give science facilities for coming tO our.. aid.—Leeds Intelligencer.