The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-09 00:00:00

LOADING IN LONDON FOR. LIVERPOOL, k or; And will sail about Sunday next, the 15th inst., The fine Liverpool-built Barque AN BALDWEN, Captain CRAWFO D; A 1; 280 tons register; coppered, and is remarkably fast.— ror further particulars apply to Mr. J. G. MARZETTI, London; or in Liverpool to W. and J. TYRER. Freight will be taken on moderate twits. Ent Inbito. For BOMBAY, To clear on the 19th, and sail on he 20th instant, or .a:4i forfeit freiyh , The fine A 1 Bar e KENT, J. B. COUBRO, C mandet.; Now loading west side Prince's Dock.—Apply to Messii. ALEXANDER M 4 GREGOR and Co., or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. For BOMBAY, „V.. Will sail the 18th inst. with what freight may offer, ..aLlit The good new eopper4Barque, CALCUTTA, G. GauNnf, Masten Burthen 389 tons.—For freight or passage, apply to ROBERT GLADSTON2, ltumford-street. To sail the 25th instant. /...... For BOMBAy, • 0- • The fine well-known St}ip DOROTHY, , J G Al AS. GA RNO _aster; 4.8 tons register.—For freight or ssage apply to the Master on board, in Prince's Dock, or to CHAS. HORSFALL, SON, and Co. To succeed the above, and sail the 10th May. The Ship HUDDERSFIELD, E. NoAKs, Master. 6 To sail on the `4sth instant . For BOAY, The Ship JO MB HN TAYLOR, JOHN CRAWFor Commander. To be despatched immediately, For CALCUTTA, The new Ship BLAKELY, THOS. JACKSON , Commander. For freight or passage apply ou board, in the Prince's Dock, or to TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. To sail about the middle of May. For CALCUTTA, Wrie: The Ship DUKE OF LAN ASTER, ALEXANDER HANNAY, mmander Burthen per register 565 tons. This v has most capacious and comfortable accommodations for pa etwers, and her cabins purposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon p is provided. —Far freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. For DEMERARA, The Ship CORINTHIAN, ROBERT APDOWAL, Commander; Pairthen per register 391 tons.—For freight or passage, having superior cabin accommodation, mly to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. ZtUtot For DEMERAR , .‘ The first-class Brig \ SONS. For freight or passage apply to Taos. and H. MURRAY. For DEMERARA, The Ship DENIS H. T. POOLE, M er; For freight or passage apply to C. 'W. and F. SHAND. Will sail on 07 before Sabor ay next. 4, . For BARBADO , 1-4 , 5" '.4 The Liverpool-built Barq ARETHUSA, ='r.- . DAVID HUTCH INSO , Master ' • Now on her second voyage; lying iu the Queen's Dock.—For freight, or passage, apply t ll -(! EYES, LITHERLAND and Co. Wolstenholuie-square. •.--n First ressel. For KINGSTON, JAM CA, Direct, The regular trading Ba* e CHANDOS, JOHN YOUNG 'aster; Now loading . in the Prince's Dock— 'or terms of freight or passage, having very superior accommodation-, apply to the .Plaster on board or to JOHN HALL and Co., 3, Tithebarn-street.- 'out Amtriza. To sail immediately. A regular trader.—Now loading est side George's Dock. For BUENOS YRES, The well-known tish-built Brig FLOR ILLE, Captain Wm. STEPHENSON; a. 1, coppered, and in all respects a superior conveyance.—For freight or passage apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS. To succeed the Frank•. For LIMA Direct, and GUAYAQUIL, A regular rader, The fast-sailing A 1 nlish-built Brig SOUTII PTON, Captai BRYGS Being an excellent convuance for Goods and Passengers.— Apply to Messrs. Glans, idItIGHT, and CO., or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. ate 24Tabigaltori, DIRECT STEAM ONVEYANCE TO - • DU HIES, The Carlisle Yam Company sail THE CUMBERLAND AND SOLWAY, Every week, O MONDAY and 'WEDNESDAY, for Whitehaven, Maryport, Workington, Annan. Waterfoot, and Boness. Passengers are landed at Annan Waterfoot, and thence for waded, after 4th April, without delay, to Dumfries, per coach. cabin fare, including steward's fees and coach-driver, 215.; Deck ditto, IN., including every charge. To Whitehaven, 10s.; Deck, 4s. To Boness, 155.; Deck,_ ss. in full.—Luggage above 401bs. weight charged, per coach (only), extra. Apply to V. THENKSTONE, 18, Water-street, i. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow I,euels, 11 4; and to sail and navigate with or with o ut Pilot s , The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK r ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander; Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George l orrester and Coi The Steam Boat QUAKER, now building, is intended as a companion • Boat, to be th e sapesize, and ta have the same power of Steam Engines, manufactured. and erected by the above-mentioned Engineers. JOHN TOBIN. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. - - Ist April, 1833. CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. --- - - -- —- -- /. For BORDEAUX, calling.at PLYMOUTH, /if\ ,. 4 The well-known first-class i ~. Steam-packet LEEDS, lieSifrille JAMES PENN, Commander, Will sail from the Custom-house Quay , , Dublin, for the above l et Port, on SATURDAY, the 4 th May, 11 o'clock in the. Fore aeon, and is intended to sail regia y once a month through 'sat the season, calling at PLYMo is on her voyage both out and home, to land and receive Pas engers. Cabin Fare—Dublin to Bordeaux.. £7 7 0 „ , Plymouth . to Ditto... 5 5 0 The Fares by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork to Dublin to join the Leeds, will be allowed in part payment of the Fare to Bordeaux. __ For further particulars apply at the Company's Office, 15, Eden Quay, Dublin; John Lickle, Cork; kill 'Charley, Bel fast; John Gimmell, Glasgow; William Saunders, Vauxhall Quay, Plymouth; W. S. smith , 16, John-street, Crutched- Mars, Loudon; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux, or SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. Livetpool, April, 1833. STEAFor DUBLIN AND BELFAST, / 1 1 74 A, THE CITY OF DUBLIN M-PACKET COMPANY, , INCORPORATED/BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The abolie Company sail th it Vessels, (with or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Pas en g ers to the following ports, To DUBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, To-morrow (Wednesday) Se 10th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, from the *ewe s Dock Pierbeard. k e ply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to • Water-intact. JOHN M'CAMMON. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, ,at Twelve o'clock, at T. and EL LITTLEDALE and Col/Office ' Exchange, 900 Dry Buenos Ayres COW'and OX HIDES. Apply to DUNCAN MAC DOUGAL, Esq. Merchant, or to T. and H. LITTLEDACE, Brokers. On WEDNEShAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at No. 16, Rumford-street, 41 Chests LAC DYE, 100 Bales MUNJEET; 56 Chests SHELL LAC,. 17 Ditto GUM 01M1, ' 10 Ditto CAMPROR, 30 Bales SENNA, 830 8a.13 GINGER, 179 Chests' PEARL SAGO, • Ex Duke of Lancaster, from Calcutta.—App:y to •Messrs. J. GLADSTONE and Co.' Messrs. D. GLADSTONE, OGILVY, and Co. Merchants. or to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On WENNESDAY, the 17th instant, at . Twelve . o'clock, at WILLIAM HusoN's Office ' Exchinge-buildings; 960 Bags BLACK PE KR,. . 250 Bags East Indi NGER, 1.50 Boxes CASSIA • LS Chests SIIELL AC, . 111 Bans TURMERIC, Ex John Taylor and Bounty Ilall.--Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co. Metchants,'Ur to - - WILLIAM lIUSON, Broker. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, Seven curious Blocks of Bardella Clouded Dove MARBLE, lately taken fro J. new cave in-Italy; now landing ex Nymph, front. Le,„ orn.—Apply to Mr. HENRY JENKINS, Merchant, or to . MOLYNEUX, TAY-LOR , arid Co. Brokers. On FRIDAY, the 19th instant, at 'Twelve ,o'clock, at No. 16, Rumford-street, • 2000 East India COWHIDES, 250 Ditto 1 ( - I3UF 'ALO HIDES, 1000 Ditto GO T . SKINS, 14,200 BUFFALO ORN S, 166 Bags HoLt TIPS, 3150 STAG 1101 NS, Ex Duke of Lancaster, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. D. GLADSTONE, OGILBY, and Co. Merchants, or to GLAI)STONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On FainAv, the 3rd of May next, at Twelve o'clock, at the PUBLIC SALE Root Exchange-buildings, 56 Chests of I.E. I. INDIGO, Ex ,Duke of Lancaster, from Calcutta. —Apply to D. GLAD STOkiE, OGILVY, and Co. Merchants, or to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. By vtirzie of a decree of the Iligh oitrt of Admiralty of England. On FRIDAY, the 19thinsta at Two j'olock, at DANIEL BIJOIAN AN an Son's Office, Dale-street, The fine Bar KINNERSLEY CASTLE, Burthen per regi er 371 1.9 , 1 tons ; now on the east ""."'" side of the Queen's Doek.—lnventories in due time, and further particulars, by applying to DANIEL .BUCHANAN and SON. TRANSPORTS.—We are glad to perceive that the system of conveying transports by the coaches to Woolwich is about to be done away with. A new kind of omnibus passed through here yesterday on its'way to Lancaster to receive those prisoners who have been sentenced at the late assizes. The vehicle is cal culated to hold eighteen prisoners. It is perfectly close with the exception of a grating in the roof, and has a seat in front for two' constables, and one behind for a guard, and altogether seems very well adapted for the purpose.—Preston Pilot. During the passage from Trieste, the Secretary of King Otho fell overboard, and was saved from a watery grave by the gallant conduct of a British seaman, named George White—whom his Majesty immediately rewarded with the gold watch which he himself then wore, and a promise of settling on him a pension for life, - . Peremptorily to close an account. On MONDAY next, the 15th i nst., at Six o'clock in the Evening precisely, at the house of Mrs. Robinson, the Farmer's v Arms, Hay-market, Liverpool, ALL those Three DM , P.LLLTG OUSES, situate in Lawton's-court, St. Audrew-s t, Liverpool, .and now in the respective occupations of Geo Head, John Newby, and James Hutchinson, at rents amounting to £23 Bs. per annum. Leasehold, for three lives (all in being) and 21 years, under the Corporation of Liverpool. For further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND WARD, Soli citor, Prescot; or to Messrs. kitANcis and Doug, Solicitors, James-street, Liverpool. IMPORTED From the 29th March, to the 3rd April, 1833, inclusive, By 1 Vessa from Caleutta-12 Bombay-1 Mauritius-3 Africa—l Demerara-2 Jamaica-3 Barbadocs-2 Mobile-7 Savannah-8 Charles ton-11 New Orleans-3 New York-1 - Virginia-1 llalifax-1 Nassau N P-1 Illaranham—l Paraiba-1 Pernambuco and Paraiba-1 Bahia —1 Lima-2 Ostend-1 Antwerp-2 Brussels-1 Licata and Palermo -1 Denia-1 Odessa-1 Jersey. Argols Ashes brio. Bark lihds. —, brls. Oak tons, 208 Berries Borax chests, -- Brimstone... . ...... ....tons, 200 Cassia Lignea boxes, 150 Castor Oil , - Cloverseed sacks, 118, bales, 103 Cochineal • • • bags, —, serons 10 Cocoa brls, —, bags, 213 Collee t. B. P tees. 372, brls. 117, bags, ' , onion bags, —, brls, —, hhds, LogwoOd • tons, 58 . Fustic tons, 206 Nicaragua Wood tons, 110 Barwood tons, --- Camwood tons, 170 Flax tees. —, bales. 832 _ - I Fl axsee d __ casks, 1739 rs. 1300 o , . Flour - E. I. sacks,—, bils., Ginger barrels, —, bags, 251 Gum ..casks, —, bags, —, boxes, llides, Cow and Ox ..no. 5600, bales, 99 bundles, Horse bales, —, no. Horse Hair Hemp bundles, —, hales, 481 Indigo chests, —, serons, 17 Lac Dye .. chests, Lemon Juice casks, Madders. ..... - Madder Roots casks, —, bales, Molasses casks, 434 . Munjeet bales, —, bundles, -- Olive Oil jars, —, casks, 30 Palm Oil Fish oil casks, Pe p er Pimento, W.I brls. 140, boxes —, bags, 673 Rice csks. 333, 1 csks., 44, E. I. bags, 5500 Is, Paddy ' - bushels,l3B-13 Rum brls. 10, hhds. 33, puns., 125 Safflower cases, —, - bales, 21 Saltpetre bags, 538 Shell Lac chests, 68 Sugar, B.P. hhds 1480, tees. 98, bags, —, boxes —' brls., 52 Brazil boxes, —, chests, 134 brls, 69 Mauritius . cases , —, bags, 8096 East India bags, 428, hluls., Sumac bags, -- Tallow casks, 550 Tartar casks 14, brls., Tar Tobacco serous —, tees —, hhds, 26 Turmeric bags, 11l Turpentine brls, 1281 Valoni a bags, —, tons, •Wax Bees' Wheat bags, 600, bushels, 4-- VESSELS ENTER ED FOR LO. EAST INDIES AND CAPE OP GOO Anderson, Wise & co, 280 Ivory Lord, P, WEST INDIES, &C. 252 Lee, Q, T Lee & co, SOUTH AMERICA. Aikin & Hughes, 190 Evergreen, G, B , Cotesworth & Smith, 323 Thomas Battersby, P., W & J Tyrer, 273 Colombian, G, RI W & J Tyrer, 239 Prompt, P, 13, • UNITED STATES. A Dennistonn & co, 330 Richmond, P, BRITISH AMERICA. Huntington & Day, 165 Nicholson, K, M Marshall, 122 Bob Logic, K, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. 169 Ellen Jenkinson, G, Li Vianna & Jones, - - ------ -..- ma ~, R LOADI°' p''te I _ . ;" . ho 1' GOOD nor, Obt P, Batav il . ' r hea, tc. 41 ) , Barbadol had a „k ai , a. ,ii•, Pro • ' Buena ' A le I},.ed ' .., ..ns, ,4 ,• rsby, P, re'" ire at mi! ',, Rio JteleAyel th e f Buell°, 'hi Do' r :l , titaiz Savoys!) it were :A. l, t 0 4'48 1 ° New fo u°` .i r a Gueb e° 41 'e 'h € e , GAL. e a , )n, G, Lisb on it t he N. SalonioB . t,titi A ' ll ' Th , •.N e e li t Widel, Q, 1,,,, 0 ' ' \i ,( ic 0, • 6 i , rick, B, 1 7 - OtY6 P P k tlo firern e° . 1 ., at,. Blain' ' 4 . ostend .kl e ' s i . ti l ,, l , lsh L. 7 0 p r 9th Anat. ~ h. .d ti, rin the nsko ' 4 lO, ~'td, '• d bound tbi s ' k i l 4 ] ' fe;'' '''' hip, at 1 p•o' 1 4, 4 r t rd bound , Pt' ~e 1 ( zt, pier ,ed Lrd bound, ' twqql 0 R. • COUNCIL' , A 4i ld i e , ,V, I k r r )ok place 0 ", , 14 tii F the variodirri Ri er ,'. 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A ntleil,, in, trot° (.: tin e , s htti, s si lt e Trade t A 9 e 4 .. 44; 1 til Lathalth,f fr : otio): , z tivocate.sd ' . i rt ) it 1) is coast "' $ • the b tl .d had o riilit i e it ' i' ll on -fio , 4i ~ t ) c ° t B'4 , tr. ineasu r ' t 0 .., 'a l e r; lt, howei-er,t Dr if t , lie 11'i. voultl 0° io ff t 4 11; 1 4 t ;he too' ot ~h)ack of yi , e etne , conarnitteeof h ket, wi ` j l when b e • •,, ,7. a tad, mart. o n , ",• k e lt at the 40 0 'V ,J. ki d n their (moo tilltiall e y Werl .c i4 ° , , )14: 1 4ed L le InelliVs 0111' t.k 4 11 ) at atiOn a kti,N i 4 „A'. ),,, 4 4 v ., t of the ,0)r L 14.41 ti 1 a this o c.- be l itt h arcill 1t t° •^ ' l ti , 'AI ,n oui: 1 d' ,i)t o P pe c oY ill' 11. • ir le c e of tb ° i :J" tL' ii at , well t he k 4 4z 74 ' ..,ntl a it, • A ? y,a,sti ,4 4l t ,bout d 1) , ( 1 !ai, e e 0 ,, call t e e 13$ 4 41 hi ll 4 4 ‘1 „ 1 )ramitt ~i 4 .i, a k _ 4 l r 1 t. it. ` f 0 1 1 4 IV V 8 ' Vt I Y , b t of 1 )Al t t kti ' ter jof oaet:rtie de 3 ' l tO I '4l l itr 01 0 1 0 0 1 1 fl I er jpi to 1441, a ll , lv d t 0, 61 ~, , 4 .11 ,.. a leof ° ' 0 c°' thttrila",l of ic 1 - kya t 1 Carle , . 4 1 ! ke,khi, ' ol ts `q °i ' l it: Tlit ‘ . coo doe,e. t ,tv, • vi to f t , it f b 14 4 b y 9 their 0 . e „l k t the to to t 1 'he te e vi . iii sc iii, \ I th e I full , t off)crop qt r, kit e P r • j d c olv pc 1 ° la r ch, /I ca) oi, ve 4/ t ,i) l ', 4;;Nb e 1001 boo le f o rd ell), ;;N l‘r c) ~.' Ot, I N 4 1 b ' , .1...,0,,,i. lII _ e d. i , C tb e r frO ia ,, I V ~' ti oa Of 4 P ir V' t • ,ill l . s t ai 4 • la .00 d ',_ 4st h ,bt ' et i ` 'AI t • NI , ' a% r ot t'' , l'ar to fi str o , j . ,2.,1f t„ ~,,. ~ 5 t ii , ' if . Phe .10 0 . li ,1,.. ,', , A.,:itlf. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD On init. On SALE, The Brig SIIfTRIA . , WNW :- 154 tons per register, built a uebec, in 1829, with all her materials, as she no lies, south-east 'corner Dock.—For inventory and particulars apply to Captain Coui on board, or to JOHN and GEORGE CAMPBELL and Co. *deo by auction. THIS DAY (Tuesday) the 9th instant, at a quarter past One o'clock, at C.'l'. DUNLEVIE'S Ofljce, Brunswick-street, oppo iv' site the Corn Exchange, , About 1360 Bushels damage iln-dried Dublin WHEAT, and about 2000 Buse of Barletta WHEAT, Samples of which may be seen hi • the mean time by applying to ROBERT GhEENHAM, Esq. or to C. T. DUNLEVIE, Broker. v e - . .On acc ou nt of the ' derwriters. To-MORROW (Wednesday) the 1 ' instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the'QUAY, nort nd Prince ' s Dock, ' A quantity loose maged COTTON, . . Saved from the wreck of the William Penn, since the sale on the 22nd March.—For particulars apply to EWART, MYERS, and Co. Brokers. To-moßßow (Wednesday) the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the QUAY, east side of King's Dock, 62 Chests Sour Septe ORANGES, 100 Boxes • Now landing ex Champion, from Seville.—Apply - to Messrs. D. and T. NV mus, or to RICHARD VAUGHAN, Broker. OH FRIDAY next, the 12th insta , at Twelve o'clock, at the PUBLIC SALE -Room, rtehange-buildings, 260( Bales rat corioN, Ex Dorothy, from 13omba.—Apply to Messrs. CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, and Co. Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at BATESON and HORS FALL'S Office, Lower Caitle-street, 10 Tons African ViORY, Just landed ex Dahnarnock, frau New York.—Apply to Messrs. ANDREW TAYLOR and Co, Merchants, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, lirokers. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Bui;tis.NAN and B.IOWNE'S Office,,Oldhall-street, 2157 Sliced Buenos Ayres Oyand COW HIDES, Ex Prompt,'from Buenos Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. M`Cnacit AN, JAMIESON, and CO. or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, ,at Twelve o'clock, at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S 01 e, Oldhall-street, 120 Tierces Jamaica COFFEF, of the New Crop, 519 awry PIMENTO. 44 Barrel Apply to Messrs. Jonr: HALL and Co. Merchants„or to • BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. 011 FRIDAY next, the.l2th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in the vg PUBLIC SALE -Room, Excha e-buildings, 2100 Bales Surat C I TON, Ex John Taylor, from Bombay.—Apply to MeSSrg. TAILOR, POTTER, and Co. Merchants, or to WILLIAM HUSON, Broker. . . . . ~.. On Fn WAY next,; . the 12th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the y r , • Public Sale Room, Exchange-buildi ;,s, ''! •3W Bales Demezara and S roam COTTON; Apply to T. and H. M Uil 11 AY, Mere ants, or to NICHOLAS W A TERHOUSE and. SONS, Brokers. fzalto bp Auction. VERY VALUABE PROPERTY. On THURSDAY next, the 11th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, THE very substantially-built SHOP and PREMISES situate on the west side of Castle-street, and south side of Brunswick-street, now in the occupation of Mr. Hime, Mr. Williamson, Solicitor, Mr. Peppy, Engraver, and others, con taining in front to Castle-street, and being in breadth at the back, severally, 24 feet 6 inches, and containing in front to Brunswick-street 47 feet 4 inches. Leasehold for Two Lives and Pie term of Twenty-one Years after their decease. Lot 2. Either to,aether or separately, as may be agreed on at the time of sale, the very well-frequented PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate on the eastwardly side of Upper Charles-street, now occupied by Mr. Thompson. Also the DWELLING-HOUSE, YARD, and PREMISES adjoining, now occupied by Mr. Bellis, Blacksmith. Also that very well-frequented PUBLIC HOUSE, known by the name of "George the Fourth," now or late iu the occupation of Mr. Bennett, situate in the passage leading from Hood-street to St. John's. Market, and being immediately behind and adjoining to the Premises occupied by Mr. Thompson and Mr. Bellis. This Lot has Three Fronts, namely, 96 feet, or thereabouts, to Marble-street, 97 feet, or thereabouts, to Charles-street, and to the said passage 94 feet, or thereabouts. Leasehold for Three good Lives and Twenty-oue Years. Foi further particulars apply to Mr. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor, Doran-lane, Lord-street. MODERN FURNITURE, &c., VALUABLE PONY GREAT MERSEY-STREET, KIIIKDALE. By Mr. HI ME, On FRIDAY next, the 12th instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No. 17, Great Mersey-street, Kirkdale, rTIH.E genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Genf 1_ Glass, valuable Dark Brown Pp nV, six years old, and other Effects, the property of a mln going abroad.' The Furniture comprises : Four - ost and Camp Bedsteads, with Printed Calico Hangings, leather Beds and Bedding; Painted Chamber Articles, Window Curtains, Brussels and Venetian Carpets, &e., Mahogany Articles in Sideboard, Card, Loo, and other 'l'ak'es, Chairs, &c., the Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles. • , May be viewed on '1 hursday next, the 11th, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. lirsiE, Auctioneer, Church-street. On FRIDAY next, the 12th inst., at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the George Inn, Dale-street, subject to such conditions as shall then be produced, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate and being on the south side of Nil treet, in Liverpool, containing, in front thereto, and 'a e back, severally, six yards, and extending in depth bac' -ards, on both sides, 36 yards, a little sore or less, now in t e occupation of Mr. Wm. Charnley, as tenant thefeof. ' And also a SEAT, or PEW, on the east side of the ground floor of St. Mark's Choral, in Liverpool aforesaid, being No. 168:and under the gallery of the said Cliureh. - The Premises in lq:e-street are held by Lease.from the Cor poration of Liverpool, for two lives (now in being) and 21 years, subject to the usual ground rents and covenants. For further particulars apply to Mr. JAMES MURROW, Soli citor, No. 1, Temple-court, North John-street, Liverpool. Valuable FREEHOLD PROPER7'Y, in . TOXTETH-PARK. By Mr. BYFORD, On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock in the Af ternoon, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, by order of the Alor „ tgagee, . A LL that Piece or Parcel'of LAND, with the two MES SUAGES. or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected and built, situated on the west side ofAV indsor-street,•in 'Fox teth-park, being in front to .Wirld,i-street 12 yards, and in depth backwards 18 yards, and no in the respective occupa tions of Mr. Wm. Wright and Mrs. O'Donnell, as tenants thereof. The tenure of this Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and, the situation being high ana dry, is both healthy and pleasant. For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. DAWSON, Solicitor, Temple-court. By Mr. DICKENSON, On WEDNESnAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Premises of Mr. Woodward, Linacre Marsh, ,:0194.i ,e • A Few FARMING IMPLEMENTS onsistingof a Cart, .L'l Plough, Harrows,. two dozen r Hurdles,' and 'Gears fur two Horses, three Cows, near ving, six 'store and two in-pig Sows, of the Chinese and Sp, nish breed, two Horses, a superior Pony, very fast yet gentle, with Gig and Harness, sundry Brewing Utensils, a Copper Boiler, with Brass 'taps, cap able of boiling three barrels, with an excellent . fifteen lAuhel Mash Tub, - several large Store Casks, for Ale., and a few Half-Barrels, &c. &c. the Property of Mr. 'Woodward, of Linacre Marsh, who is removing from his present residence. Particulars, with Catalogues, to be had of. Mr. CANNEL!, Printer, Castle-street, two days previous to .the sale, and on the Premises. MEDITERRANEAN. Moss & Hampson. 107 Ellen, S. EUROPE. 173 Grey Herrman Wide] 101 Jorme Theoderick, B Manly, C, 79 Harriet, Ch 180 Sophia, B TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 9th Ai,' P Christenson, C L Bahr, C G Wober & co, C G Weber & co, C L Bahr, Wind at Holyhead W.N.W. light breeze in th light breeze in the evening. Passed inward bollix No. 5e9 Norna, 88. 10 New York, New York Packet ship, at Passed Point Lynas inward bo No. 457 Washington, AS, at 12 noon. Pasard Point Lynas outward boa .No. 4 Corinthian, B S, at 6 p.m. LIVERPOOL TOWN COU A meeting of the Common Council took pla , last, when, after the usual business of the w had been gone throngh, Mr. J. D. Case, tlr -that the Corporation accounts were printed, al be delivered as usual. The sum of £5O was corn National School. Mr..Clough was app St. Martin's Church. Mr. Webbe resigned h. ganist to St. Nicholas's Church. A letter from the Rev. Ambrose Dawson, cholas's Church, was read, stating that he hop allow him to resume part of the duty, and than created by the death of Mr. Linga;cl, he shou. his successor, for it was important to the etfit hours that the minister and curate should co. dially. After some expression of the sentirael of the Council, the negotiation of this matter Mayor. At the. suggestion of the Mayor, the freed was voted to Colonel Jordan, who had susto injury as it might be said, in the service of the A letter, very numerously signed, was read ants of Union-street and the vicinity, praying uity, caused by the late fire there, might be a' au opening from Launceiot's-hey to opposit Prince's Dock. This was admitted to be a ject, but the surveyor had reported it was hurl by means of a flight of steps. Referred to tl mittee, with full powers. A petition was read from the Guardian Sot extending the powers of the court for the recoil( When the wunes of the subicribers to it were road, Sir G. Drinkwater observed they were of course. The TOWN-CLERK said, whatever might of the council, and however desirable it mig extend the powers of the Court of Request, to,proceed at the present time. It was too to introduce any Bill this year, and he the' better to wait and sea what were the measure: Lord Chancellor's Bill for the alteration ol before any steps were taken. It might turn rendered any alteration in the Court of Rcq° The Mayor read letters, dated London, fr°' the secretar v of the Committee for Free Traci , dies and China, and from Mr. Thomas Lailu vourable progress a deputation of the advoCat, from Liverpool sad the other outports con` making. The Mayor stated that.the Corporation 13 ' £lOOO in aid of this imrtant public ineas o ' had been paid. The Mayor hoped, hower funds were wanting, the Corporation would - of-tha great prospective advantageS to the too' success of this question. Mr. Alderman. Robinson said that a coraruit ration upon this subject was appointed when which he was consequently made chairman. Sir George Drinkwater thought that the should be reserved for a deputation from their he thought necessary. Ile was sure they $ O ,l ing after their own affairs, and that sonic me' pOssessed as much commercial information out of doors, be they who they might. A meirb 3r remarked, that the money o f the more likely to do good to the town upon this deputation. di The Town-Clerk thought a deputation 011 this body. f The Mayor could not see any evidence o Sir G. Driukwater asked what had been individual contributions to this measure ? The Mayor stated them : they were a bout Sir G. Drinkwater asked if a second ca 11,., te e' the merchants before the East India Coinru ll ' plied to their, thd Corwation, funds. a Mr. Win. Earlo said that. individually, tw bitted ; that he had only the general inter( of Liverpool io the opening of the trade. dual contributions Vri.,le relatively greatoi poratiou,- . which might be fairly considere interest in every ..measure that was c al( commerce of the port. . Mr.. Ewart hau also, like Mr. Wm. Ea rle' to this fund. Mr. Alderman Bourne said, that the ct„ chants had not treated the Corporation they had never conferred with them as to cept when they wanted money. Mr. Ewart said, that he could most like a feeling of disrespect, upon the committee, towards the Common Coupe" mind Mr. Bourne that, in its formatio n % been must anxious that he (Mr. Bourne) members, and had deputed him (Mr. wait upon Mr. Bonnie, to request that P . them. Mr. William Earle hoped that, if a del poration were sent to London, it migh t engaged in trade. s tr- I3 a Sir George Drinkwater declared hi 3 „ e th e w. intruding his remarks so frequently or o re tri tac' o , room. He must, however, beg to „ although he was so fortunate as not to ')etitio-eferet itr Ibt, wish to be sent to London upon the deP n ii o t boetio l Mr. Earle declared that, in his mill+, 10°,„,,ve bad been made to the Knight; but, as,' l- 0 1)'' s 5 1 4 take the hint, or wear the cap, he coula%tha t e cll 5 Mr. Alderman T. Case said, the belie` ki t th, 0 0 1 0 6 , of the Corporation fund had been plac e " t he 'Od committee for defending their title % ac ing a to , begged to move that all the accounts. o ote b be called in, and that_the treasurer be „ i etn Agreed. t of t h t e n ll °ll s: The Towix.CLEnx said, that as ?cost f to- vec e had read the Report of the Cornmia e _ e „ a y s 'io t a eft,, moos after the late investigation, it " Lie ba re fo. to inform the Council of its purport. tbe_ t the Monday night at 8 o'clock, and, 1 11 40' ea t; state upon what particutai evidence the it i t all eil lo t to have been formed. For his own fot_oor, to be warranted by the evidence gi'Ye n .. w ool." n i) , ‘. e it possible that any further pioccedingsold !, evidence of bribery was most vag . of erer oo!n i j0 t 41 ,1 charges, except in the case of Mr. 3 .° „. s at 0 0% 4 forward upon the evidence of doorke.e_P_ res , bY_ v a Sir Howard Douglas's Committee the on ,n0e,.1; boy playing the bugle in one of t, 111 _! ... ' one y, r o to' o r voters, who said they had received 1 % w hOSe and some in public houses, from pe , r n s°: ne wa ll s goo I' s know. In all the cases where auy csfl of identity, the most decisive contraervtg-bie tchhaatrvi.r. A. regard to Mr. Ab To te,t: sec ti ot , mediately after voting, and b e fore he 7 f ro , dno e la° • With wa man receive at , Lod d c from the bar, a£s Bank of Englane , 143 red ribbons in his hat. The man he did a blue jacket and white trowsers, aV'