The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — 1842-11-04 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

THE RULING PASSION._ _A. pt t,haellcuosniocnlushiaon. of au . .ars.enic, whichmiqauteesi: be rood, and let each individual labour according to his lately held by Mr. Wakley, M•. • .. Yme beri made faculties to promote its glory." to a myst-rious case of poisoning n.ith took place in the Borough-road, itand.. being stated that the by the coroner's jury had returned a verdict of " wilful murder', ville at against the wife of the poisoned man, the hon. gentleman three vessels, and were ret.,. . remarked that the effects of arsenic were so opposite that the public authorities with the mop extreme caution should be used in determining whether or Charles Napier, to whom the Quaen 0w,.._ no that poison was the cause of death. For instance, some on the following day, and was saluted by the time back he held an inquest on a maiden lady, of the age of forts as he proceeded up the river. Great attention wa., . 40, who, during lifetime, bad been remarkable for rigid atten to our gallant countryman by the court and public authotion to the preservation of her beauty, and who, it appeared, The tariff convention had been brought to a conhad a strong desire that the charms and fair proportion of elusion, the final proposition on the part of Portugal having d distorted been her features and figure should not be disarrange- or . , . • communicated. on the 22d to the British Envoy. when she contemplated suicide. She was found dead in her remained with our government to accept or reject r, _ .dn'c'tnionnsewwei bed, the sheets of which were of virgin purity, perfumed, and etexrmenst.. of snowy whiteness. Every article of her night-dress was t new and of exquisite taste. In one hand she gently grasped ec.iontdt cotton idi ~ . a white cambric pocket handkerchief, trimmed with lace, fl tehteh substantiala ps pe ve aerraa abatement.lncp er oopf 0 furtherit ioD stchoai Portugali tc e 3 ss -. and she wore a pair of pink silk stockings. There was not ticular items. There wasp the slightest distortion of feature, and every appearance sinodn,rewjeitehteodutatshienardeanal indicated that her spirit had taken facile flight during tran- h . . quil sleep—so much so, that some of the jury wished to 6d. per imperial gallon should be fixed as the duty upon her return a verdict of " natural death ;" but afterwards, on his wines until her export duty of twelve milries per pipe on port (the coroner's) suggestion returned a verdict of " found wine is done away with; that an additional ad valorem duty dead." After the inquest', the beadle, on searching her of 20 per cent. should be retained besides the 35.; and that the system of specific duties should be abandoned by Forpapers, with a view of discovering her friends, found among st arpelgea regard tugal, and one of ad valorem duties withsubwstiiatueste,dt,he _ :.k.i.o io letters addressed to members of her family, in V "'-fr. s.. Tared her intention of destroying herself by to our manufactured produce. For a reduction of 45 5-11 pa 0 t,2 Ateg • ic. Upon this discovery the body was opened, per cent. on the import duty on her - Of ' z%pi . . _god that in truth she had died from the effects Portugal, England obtains in return a reduction of 20 per 'qloWits vviltich had acted upon her nervous sy•stem like'an cent. upon one class, and_ 40 per cent. upon another class, ao 41t 'lrkrt4 e, ..Not upon the linings of the viscera like a cor- of her manufactured goods, therebeing several articles upon ee ww reil ('i. holt Such a fact was a proof that in such sudden which no reduction is admitted. But unequal as the pro."' 7.' " • :)Peltiffx- •oi Ily speaking, safe verdicts could not be come posed reduction was, tic commercial treaty being signed, it - -5..?.W41:914 e . , appearances. would be impolitic to reject it.—S me. zc_. ~,,,,, t • jr. C—. il - • 7- - 4'4'2 4 riol k Xi' •toi(L4 tif  .—Accounts have been received from Lisbon ...agus steamer to the 24th ult. The Prince de Joined the Duke d'Aumale had arrived with a squadron of --ived by the Royal Family and  ITUGAL  much, arrived  __— Some further reduct were admitted by Pc goods. ge' but ree  n woollen and printed