The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-04-16 00:00:00

V t i s tki r , l ti 3 1 t _ _ AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. liEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-S I, ET T, AT tiB LN NJ RSCRIPTION BO GREN. t: 4l ; c c r ri r be r , are respectfully ed that the above 1/ q t. eell will be OPENE , W on WEDNESDAY, the GE I4 ,4G7,T(:),E N N GALLERY AND MUSEUM,bo Ru ~N 11 MARK-STREET, DUBLIN. and SONS, 34, Molesworth-s et, have the trustees the Itha t tk e tt l tt.4 : T .a nn ounce to the Nobilit ntry,,?•nu th e 1 ,1 ' 14 :Re r eceived instru c . r_olai es dayo oN, Esq., to sub= A) AUCTION Tuts the 16th instant, and following days, retT rs ett 'rHE THIRD PART . t.,:tuLodV.ecedented Collection, commencing with the N 4., consisting of upwards of Ten Thousand beatnit`i've Shells, in which are to be found most per- O a 41tkvit.syeciniens of every order and genus; _tke lisMo t , t ""St ETCHINGS, and DRAWINGs, th e 22d instant, and following days, 'l.3er-uonilation of Graphic Art contains at least ier e 'er! -',.'IISAND examples , from the earliest dawn *hieltg,..'4„?;tion to its present state of perfection. _ °a Sold the truly matchless collection of k fi j th e ,„ MINERALOGY, .fro' ce ,.. °4 B e7„ st extensive and complete . extant.„ acquired at eVer renS e and many years of indefatigable . at w te e n . - aktile lic e of of the world. The aggregate 1.. s ''t'o llit f for ce "l earned Societies or individuals . ; a s imila r toO t , Zah es o e ff T e a tvr e s t i sL u te ite s ment in this Science is not likely ugai 1 41 0 will keep this department open for 'n il private contract, from the Ist to the 20th t ok t°4 4 o4 . be had of Me ssrs. WOODBURNE, St. Martin's ta4hko, Messrs. and of • d ZANETTI, Manchester ; Mr. 4 47 1 . 4 6 1) 1 1 4 41 11' . er P ° °4 and N of v‘ the an Auctioneers, 34, Molesworth ig33. otht ou E aheta iI, ND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL Lp iatrNith---&-.8 H ORSKILL,'ESQ. MAYOR. COURT 011' QUARTER SESSION S _ ea 14,• 117 - ' 'or this BOROUGH and TOWN will be ;'eet, is CO URT -ROOM, on t south . side f 140 ri ot ' on MO NDAY, the 15th of April instant, Silver t o Forenoon Forenoon; w ud where all Persons !,t,fi e t i h e to a t_PPear and Pros te, give Evidenc e . or th - t etr - '" (1 , on pain of their respective Recogni L.lBtle C OUl t , i t sed• • CIVIL L '` of PASSAGE, for the Trial of ueld before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS .. ry at ( 4 4, w e tt 0 , 0 . •THURSDAY, th e 18th day of April th e c ock in thc Morning, which the ATTOR 1' ° ‘trt are required to take. Notic. r t cmi FOSI'ER, Town -clerk and Clerk of the Peace. 4 4, 81' n ‘ v ill er b s : 1 '.s, are re_l( nested to take Notice, that no 1 ,7/ I. o l.re a i I t 'ect at these Sessions, unless the same be oi,'ae l s„ -- . 1 , the Town-clerk's O ffi ce, on or before th •,tt di -slo t s „ kti Otsainehtlaents for Misdemeanors and Assaults found the "t t i - , 8 against Persons admitted to Bail must be Aili e gar k - s'i at or befor e Twelve o'clock on the day nex s'i o,7 l the Grand Jury, otherwise the Trialof the ' e r until the Sessions following. i1 t4 i.„ ......,............______r_0 C Ul t i tit LIVERPOOL. i4,,oItIst, 14 (1 /411 , "AL VES'rRY held in ST. NICHOLAS'I r al P°l l , . a ll Tuesday. the 9th of April, 1833, the Rev. I,ehea thjOOKS, one of the Rectors, in the Chair , .4... 7 ILlre ,s,Zielniec_t_Vestry for - the year ending 15th March, ' *4 l 4 ll 're/I L .‘,,L,ly o f the Accounts having,heen read, qt t i l a b r , Y, th at Godfrey Barnsley; seconded by Mr. li kt e 1 4 1 4 , the A - Ccounts do - pas, inserted tat th.e Re ,ll,tak)oy,vtiettoorti4act of the Accounts, be once in 4 4, 1 titl e d ,a a l , rrs. ~, unti,9`,'Y k r, lt,iendment, by Mr. Matthey Wother h‘ety 41, 4 414t1e5d a ,,1,%0bert Turner, that the Accounts be ki ll bstr. qua , d .:) th e 30th instant, until which day the I N t4O .` le t of t Jul lthed ; and in the mean time the Re % elk , he A 44 elk aa,„. - .ceounts should be published, a l t. rv. moiled 44 byli l ig bema carried upon published, show of hands a . 14 40 3 j ui r• Godfrey Banist , aad Mr. Richard (14 y v..„, So6tllkt ; 1 bY 1V . lee alolikil`r. James John Davi seconded by Mr. W. ! I ) ( y o q r e ( i 48 a . it u rd e 7 1 7 0 i; o u ts i t e eti ,a ai i ! i d o; fo r. r N t A . r h i e ll y ia e in ar ß en u s tt u e in rfield it 41 4 5 Pet t• t, a i l i te ttment by Mr. Joseph Dawson,gs'e -144 ti o ,, ll(t ilie e Chur ' ,all, that 11ir. James Foster and Mr. ANI -4, 40 4 h a v , ( o ward ens. t, , ?thko e e tt by •.,t,ig been carried on a show of hands, a h2p e ra ( I by' Vr• Davies. "tt a . (14 °II I, 'I% James Foster , seconded by Mr. Mat- Zit 4 ;.,,bt t too u "cat Mr. Joseph G ibbons, Mr. Joshua Hen- L 6y 14 4,1 e N or W. Houghton, and Mr. John Parke be 05, 44 ! . ri r m, 4 _ fur the ensuing. year. 7 , 414 i ii -_- . j.l amentiment, -- by Mr. Robert Ellis, se ykt(itiklrli,,e pla t es, t that Mr. Robert Turner be one of the ...1 4 :4,144t j a ,,,uf Mr. Raymond W. Houghton. cd h'',,, of h y l',., l :g . been carried on a show of hands,' a iii i ,,1% 4 1 1 , 4, Wet lt „,'lr• James Foster. i, 4r r• Navies, seconded Householders having been I t (te lr, 4 ‘ ‘l t o lo t t l, N, ll : B seconded by Mr. Godfrey :Barns -1 , qel4,, v q• v at4o,, Mr liV i i ii a i re m Mro.wJsohn John r ,IIYII eq 1,, i . '4 ai l • , D on, and Mr. V, r t i taie s 4 , amendment, by Mr. Robert Ellis, se /4)l4'attt alti tt i "at Mr William Duckworth , , Mr. Charles 4 . 4 4t11, 41 ) , , ,,t, " u s Wingh, and Mr. William M .- ralthew be . 1 ` 1 1 2 1 q t 4 (1 41 4 1t, 'L a the Place of the last four persons in the , h 0 v ,, 1 4,,,'11t h. s. Nic,'‘V% ti l ;`'efl C tv illg been carried by a show of hands, a t s , ‘YI O veil Y Mr. Davies. , 4 s 41 . th, t bY Mr. James Foster , seconded by Mr. k : 1 101., N A Mr. y . i D. LoWndes be' continued Vesti.y . ha e 4 1 %a 0 4 % 4 . I ,,i4 k `'il amendment, by Dr. Collins, seconded I‘ 3 o, 4 tle tte cv) , el '4, that no person be appointed a Vestry V- 44 1 44 14 4 h • 444 41 4 be t t 4 l ll 4 ;T i g been carried on a show of hands, a y er a sPo, by 1 tr. James Foster. kr i ikt 1 1, Ir. • j f . k it 4 kht • ~„ames b'oster, seconded by Mr. Mat . it, 14 Yea,. 1 %4 41 air. William Dickson be continued 0 1 0 h„uve,i • t Overseer, with the same duties and. oi,i ,/ Ay , • a s ei ' 4., Q i9 e l. w ii .44 0 %, t, 4 le r k b ha amendment, by Mr. George Riding, .1 44ib irle 0t il !• eati a .. l:t.i . ee, that tile sal . ary of the -Trea op - 'tte c t CN D . rit to the sum of Lao. i ,'lly t • y 1417..." ) n carried by a show of hands, a ...i , & At D ot.. m Wotherspooa.. r " 4 4 1 .1 . T141 fit BB t, A i , F D. LOWNDES, Vestry Clerk. ,I; I t ny i % 7 . 8 uti s. „.lVE MINUTES PAST THREE, AT L If/ 1 1 '11, 41 's 'floti 'LOUSE. Ilth APRIL, 1833. 0 1 11,k114,, 41 0t 10 , , th a oricaris. Persons,Votes. f (4ht„VO;L • •• ' ‘ l 4lt R the accounts do pass 169 '779 0 "i 7 , 4 b e "'r'i . " •• r •W• B. Colton be church et 01 :1 . 4 , , , itt kri o tu o i lo • .: ........ .. ,P o . i i :k 4, vv r rio t , ver see g; that 31r. Raymond W. D I , e tl A h ght w tat i q 177 o f , ~4 itle o nl e t r l sis . wo a o t rn,, r itr• lV ill lVlsh m tw o , w s so lr t;, I, ~,,,,,1 % t p„,., ,r t ~ select vestrymen 177 / 1 , tt aeq Tr' s fl el e ; k `uat Mr. M. DI. Lowndes 1 / 4 0}1 41t7 :: uretri : i' N ' ii' tii iikr: 7 :W . . Dickson be \ ,, t'ligp o r '' •• • ..! th --e same duties and 6 4 t t he Z e 's arrle k n u E ;; l . r . e t li)•• • ° .. 444 be (l4l ,,nt, .th r a . the considera- I t 14 4 •:11,. 4 e \v5 0r ,;• • ...." . ° B tPon e d until the 30th ../ i‘t ,, l ,,, e4ti tr e h, ,, ap eerin a i i t ; ••. .. . ..M .. . ..... . 73 i ° ' tk i t l i t Pt V' ' °3 • el.t. ( t i llai —e ' n *: . tha - t . M .. r ... f' l ‘ . t k ,h 4 t 1 4 '8 ' it . ,,, • • - . ML Ro . l;eit Turner 13e t',4 Pli' 44 44 1 % Cii:, e kine;i'• • ........... '... > N t 14 , ; , .. r. v v ,„l:le s Nv , that Mr. William ' .ki ', ?' qe kit teiiii'''• "4 ' n W:lrha"' Mr. Barnabas t l ,„rk , Rni::_. ..... , ew, be select ves .lttii•L_,atn_ e ",,,, 11 a la wyer Person .i i "`q hi"`,Tent 3 T,er. .. " be appointed '' kbe t oad r il , a c t u t e k a - e'ry .Of . the ' 05 6O 189 673 CO 196 64 184 57 160 :32 62 TUESDAY, APR INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without Wires or Ligatures, AND FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITH MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MESSRS.. J. M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING STREET, Manchester, SURGEON DENTI4XS, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street oomsbury, and Half moon-street, Piccadilly, London, w ere they may .be con sulted daily,) ardently thank their riends and the Public, for the distinguished support which they continue to receive. Their methods of filling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres— sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without wire or ligature, are too extensively known, and too highly esti mated to require any lengthened exposition in advertisements. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, which they so universally recommend. Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester daily. Charges as in Paris. IMPORTANT- TO ALL WHO WRITE !! riIHE PERRYIAN PENS are universally admitted to be 1 the best; and the following List of Prices will shew every writer they are cheaper than any other pens ever offered to the public. Nine Patent Perryian Varnished Pens, with s. d. ? Holder . . . S 0 6 Nine Patent Perryian Office Pens, with Holder . . .5 1 0 Nine ditto Fine Office, ditto . .f. 1 Nine Double Patent Perryian Pe , with two Holders . . . .5 2 0 • Nine ditto Extra Fine Points . 2 0 Nine Ditto Broad Points . , . . '2 0 Nine School Pens, for Large, Round, or Small Hand, with two Holders . .5 2 0 Six Drawing, Mapping, and Lithographic Writing Patent Perryian Pens, of the most exquisite fineness, with Holders . 3 6 Sold on Cards or in Sealed Packets, by all Stationers and Dealers in Metallic Pens, and at the Minufactory, 37, Red Lion Square, London. ISLE OF MAN. AGRAND BALL and SUPPER, in honour of Miss REA DY'S arrival in this island, will be given at CASTLE MONA HOTEL, on FRIDAY next, the 19th instant. STEWARDS. Sir Wm. Hillary Lieut.-Col. Murray J. Quirk, Esq. (high bailiff) - T. Luyken, Esq. The Rooms to be opened at commence precisely at Nine o'l Ladies' tickets six shillings.. lings. Lieut. Mark . Quayle ' Esq. wne, jun., Esq. . Farrant, Esq. . Wulff, Esq. Eight o'clock, and Dancing to ;lock: —Gentlemen's tickets ten shil- J. ROBINSON, R.N. Sec. BRITISH AND FOREIGN PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE. No. 55, near the top of BOLD-STREET, Liverpool. eAEORGE BARKER, begs leave to announce that he has opened the above Premises for the wale of PAP,BII - and respectfully solit)",fte a share of the public patronage. An extensive Stock and great Nlrtriety both of British and Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which he is enabled to supply upon as reasonable terms as any in the trade, and he trusts that in all other respects his arrangements as a Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those who may please to favour him with their commands. LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHO L SOCIETY. r MEMBERS of the above ' 'ety are requested to at -1 tend a REHEARSAL, at . Luke's Church, This EVENING, at Eight o'clock precisely G . EORGE BARKER, Secretary. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual General .1_ 11 Meeting of the LIVERPOOL N W CATTLE MAR KET COMPANY, incorporated by Act passed in the 2nd year of his present Majesty's reig vill be held at the NEW CATTLE MARKET, near Liverpoo , OD TUESDAY, the 23d day of April instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the pur pose of declaring a Dividend, and other usual affairs. Dated 15th April, 1833. JOSEPH MALLABY, Clerk to the Company. CHAS. MACKINTOSH AND CO.'S PATENT. INDIA FROOI AND AIR PROOF FABRICS. (AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL—WILKINSON and CARTMEL, No. 3 and 4, Lord-street.) THEY recommend th e f o ll o win g , amongs t an endless va riety of purposes, to which the Patent is applicable : Woollen Cloths and Camlets, united with Silk, Cotton, or Linen. Doubled Silks, Cottons, and Linens of all kinds, in all unions for Loose Garments of all sorts, viz.:— Ladies' and Gentlemen's Riding, riving, Walking, Boat, or other Cloaks. Ponshaws, Mantles, Capes, H ds, Hat Covers, Bathing Caps. • Gaiters, Overalls, Boots, Socks, Gloves, or Mittens. TRAVELLING BAGS, Sponge, Game, and Gunpowder Ditto. NURSING APRONS, Ditto for Barouche Seats, Gigs, and Hospital use. CRIB SHEETS, Ditto for Hospitals and Sick Beds. GUN COVERS, Ditto for Horses, Carriages, Barouche Seats, Imperials, Stage-coaches, Carts, Verandas, Tents, HAM MOCKS, and TUMBRELS. LININGS for Great Coats, Shoes, &c., &c. LIGHT SAILS, WATER DEC KS, KNAPSACKS, and HAVRESACS. CANTEENS, Forage Bags, Cups, Bottles, Engine Buckets and Pipes. AIR PROOF PILLOWS, Cushions, and Beds, particularly . Portable and easily filled. Swimming Belts, Boat Cushion or Life Preserver, which may be worn under the usual Clothing without inconvenience. N.B.—These Fabrics afford protection against the severity of a piercing wind, as well as against the heaviest rain. - over- The following testimony in favour of the article is taken from Captain Parry's Narrative of an Attempt to reach the North Pole:—" We narrowly escaped the loss of a bag of co coa, which fell overboard. The bag being made of Mackin tosh's waterproof canvass, the cocoa did not stiffer the slightest injury. Of this invaluable manufacture it is impossible to-speak too highly. I know of no material which, with an equal weight, is equally durable and water-tight. In the latter quality, in deed, it is altogether perfect." WHEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued against FRANCIS LEE BYRNE, of Kingston-upon- Hull, in the county of York, Wi t * and Spirit-merchant, Dealer and Chapman, and he bei declared a Bankrupt, is hereby required to surrender him if to the Commissioners in the said Fiat named, or the maj part of them, on the 2nd and 19th of April next, at One o'cl •Ic in the Afternoon on each day, at the George Inn, Dale-street, in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his Estate and Effects, when and where the Creditors are to come prepared to prove their Debts, and at the first sitting to choose Assignees, and at the last sitting the said Bankrupt is required to finish his examination, and the Creditors are to assent to or dissent front the allowance of his Certificate. All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the Commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to 'Messrs. LACE and SoNs, Solicitors, Castle-street, Liverpool, or to Messrs. TAYLOR, ROSCOE, and TURNER, Solicitors, King's Bench walk, Temple, London. • LACE and SONS. IL 16, 1833. TO THE RATE PAYERS OF THE PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - 1 - BEG most respectfully to offer myself as a candidate for the le,i . office of DEPUTY-GOVERNOR of the W ,rkhouse. My claims are founded on upwards of four years' active, and, I trust, useful services to the paris , collector of rates; and I hope, if favoured with the appOi rent, I shall be found competent to discharge satisfactorily, as I am confident I shall zealously, the important duties of the situation. • My daily official duties will, I fear, preVent me from making those personal calls which a sense of duty would prompt me to do; but this . circumstance, unavoidable i n my situation, will 'not, I feel satisfied, prejudice my claims in your favourable opinion. ' I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, JAMES DOWDALL. TQyHE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, S it appears that you have determined to appoint a _t3l. DEPUTY GOVERNOR of the WORKHOUSE, as assistant to Mr. Hardman, I beg leave most respectfully to offer myself to your notice as aCA N DIDAI" r the SITUA 'T'ION, and to assure you that, if ap of ed, it shall be my strenuous and unremitting endeavour discharge to the best of my ability the serious and respousib e duties which will then devolve upon me. Of my qualifications for the office it would ill become ME to speak, nut perhaps I may be permitted to observe, without in curring the charge of presumption, that having myself been bred in the school of adversity,—having, indeed, passed some of my early years as a pauper in a Parish Workhouse,.—hav ing been left an orphan at the age of six years,—my condi tion there and during the arduous struggles of my subse quent life, has, I trust, taught me to compassionate the suffer ings of my fellow-creatures,—whilst my experience in the army will enable me to maintain that order and discipline which are indispensably necessary to the well-being of such au establish ment as the Liverpool Workhouse. Should you honour me with your choice, I shall always en .deavour, on the one hand, to promote the comfort and welfare of the persons committed to my charge, in every way compa tible with the nature of their situation ; whilst, on the other, it shall be my study to do so at the least posiible expense to the Parish. Most respectfully soliciting the honour of your suffrages, I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, JOHN SHIPP. (Superintendent of the Nightly Watch.) Liverpool, April 11, 1833. The following letter has been handed to us by a friend of Lieut. Shipp's, and, as it reflects credit on that gentleman, and on the commissioners of the watch, we give it insertion. It was addressed to the Commissioners of Watch, Lamps, and Scavengers, at their meeting on Friday last. GENTLEMEN,—A great number, of my friends having ad vised me to offer myself as a candidate for the situation of Deputy;Governor of the Liverpool Workhouse, and having yielded to their wishes, I feel it a duty due to the Commis stoners of this Board, from whom I have received every mark of kindness and liberality, to explain my reasons for having done so. Gentlemen, I am now in my fiftieth year, having on my person six ball wounds, two of them in the head, with the con stant exposure of heats and colds, and the incessant and ardu ous duties of my . present situation. The constitution thus exposed, at my time of life, cannot be expected to last many years, and, therefore, I most earnestly hope and trust that my endeavour to obtain a situation more suitable for a person of my habits, and time of life, will not be considered either pre sumptuous or ungrateful. Should there be, however, a single Commissioner belonging to this Board, who does think that there is even a shadow of either, I will this moment relinquish my application for the new situation. have the honour to remain, Gentlemen ' • Your obedient and humble Servant, • JOHN SHIPI', Superintendent of the Nightly Watch. April 12, 1833. The Commissioners informed Mr. Shipp that they would not throw any obstacle in the way in endeavouring to better his. situation. Many of the Commissioners afterwards promised him their support and votes. EXPEDITIOUS CONVEYANCE. and Co., CARRIERS FLY BOATS, to and from LONDON, in Six Days. To DEII.I3Y, BURTON, NOTTIN AM, &c. in Four Days. Otliq, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's_ ck, Liverpool; Axe Inn, Aldermanbury, and Wharf, No. I, Addington, London. N.8..--KENWORTHY and Co. beg to apprise their Friends that the Annual Stoppage for repair on the Canals, will take place Qn the -Ist May, and continue ten days. All Goods re ceived in. London or Liverpool, on or before the 15th April instant, will clear the stoppages. *** Please direct the Goods per "Kettworthy and Co." JOHN DEAKIN, Agent, Liverpool. ROBINS, MILLS, and Co. respectfully a ounce to their Friends anil the Public, that the STU AGE fur general Repairs of the CANALS between Lou and Liverpool this year, take place on FRIDAY, the ' day of May, and con tinue Eight or Ten Days. GOODS received in London or Liverpool on the 27th day of April will clear the same. 4, Duke's Dock, April, 1833. ro bt *db. INIOR SALE, a handsome GREY GE G, six years 1' old, nearly thorough-bred, stands 1 ands 2 inches, and warrnuted sound. Apply at Moon E's Livery Stables, Seel-street. PIANO-FORTE. • MO be, DISPOSED OF, a very line Cabinet Rosewood Grand PIANO-FORTE, Six and a Half aves :it will be found a superior Instrument in ever ect; of the first London Makers; has been used only months, and is well worth the attention of any person wanting a superior-toned In strument. It. will be sold for Forty-eight Guineas, worth nearly double. Apply at No. 91, Finch-street. CALCUTTA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all Captains and Owners of Vessels destined for the above Port, that by application to Messrs. ALEXANDER and Co., or to Messrs. tV Haas and EARLE, of that city, they may be ecommodated with RUM, SUGAR, &c. on the followin ery low terms, in any quantity, (with Casks included.) RUM, (warranted equal to Jamaica,) London proof, Ils. annas per gallon (on board;) or equal to Is. 2d. the old wine measure. Curified TREACLE, of a very superior quality, (no Bastard Sugar having been extracted therefrom,) at 4 rupees the cwt.; being equal to 7s. Double Refined LOAF SUGAR, at 24 sicca rupees 41? cwt. Single Refined LOAF SUGAR, equal in quality to Titters and Hambro' Loaves, at 16 rupees 4' cwt. CRUSHED LUMPS, of almost an equal quality, at 13 rupees tf? cwt. Excellent MUSCOVADO SUGAR, at 8 rupees fp' cwt., up. to finest Clayed Sugar, at 12 rupees #' cwt., with intermediate qualities at proportionate pri ces . VINEGAR, at 12 annas olf? gallon, 0. W. Measure. DISTILLED VINEGAR, at 1 rupee J' old gallon. All the above Articles are produced at the BUROWAN SUGAR th Property of Messrs. C. H. BLAKE and Co. N.B.—The Rum, if so required, may be had 30 per cent. over proof. • Price One Shilling. • Will be published in a few days, MHE SERMON Preached in the SCOTCH CHURCH, °Lt.. HAM-STREKT, on the Evening of e Communion Sabbath, April 7, 1833, iu behalf of the GA ' C SCHOOL SOCIETY, by the Rev. Dr. MACKAY, M . ster of the Parish of Dunoon. To be had of Mr. Wimples, Lord-street; Mr. Davenport, Ranelagh-street; Mr. Grapel, Church-street; and Mr. Horse fall, Caledonian Free School. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CANAL COAL. KENWORTHY and Co., grateful for the liberal patronage they have received since the a ::: m mi t reeinent in the above Business, beg leave to inform their F ' ds that, owing to a re duction of tonnage on the Wig anal, and a determination on the part of the Coal Proprietors to maintain that vantage ground which the Quality of the Article brought by this Naviga tion has always given them over that brought by any other Cuu veyance, they have this day Reduced the Prices as f01115,f , .!- - Orrel and King Coal. 13s. 6th per To Pemberton Coal, of a very superior Z ,-. us. Gd. „ second quality .. • Cannel l6s. Od. 73 Best Slack. K. and Co. hope, by regularly supplying a good Article, to merit a continuance of Putilic favour. Yard, 2, Dutton-street, East Side Prince's Dock. Office, 4, Duke's-place, Duke's Dock. JOHN DEAKIN, Ageht. Liverpool, April 15, 1833. OLD CANARY WINE. rpms old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by media JIL cal men, is still to be hr i l , l ie i r y.ll7ing to JAS. REN WICK and CO., CROWN-cHA tS, E.DcROSS-STREET. Price, (Bottles included,) 21s. per Dozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, fine-flavoured, at 28s. per Dozen, Bottles included. Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to. anteb. ANTED, to RENT, a Dr u AtergG HOUSE, in the upper part of the town e neighbourhood of Tox texth.park, or Ey erton.—Possession required in all September next.—The House must be in an airy situation, and perfectly dry. Rent and Taxes not to exceed £loo to £l2O per Annum. Apply by letter to Box H RA, Post-office. tiro be ,tf. ripo be a WINE and SPIRI" Auur, in a central _IL situation, with Office attached. ent moderate. Apply to the Printer. rut) be LET, for a term of years, with immediate possession, ORFORD HALL, situate about one mile from the town of Warrington.. ORFORD HALL, lately occupied by the on. Mrs. Hornby, deceased, is suitable for the residence o large Family, and consists of Entrance-hall, Dining-r , Ante and Drawing rooms, Sitting-room, Library, thirteen Bed-rooms, Dressing rooms, Servants' Bed-rooms, Housekeeper's Room, Butlers. Pantry, Servants' Hall, Kitchen, Larder, Laundry, Brew house, excellent Ale and Wine Cellars, together with Coach houses, Stables, Grainary, and other convenient Outbuildings, Garden, Lawn, and Pleasure Grounds. The Fixtures in the House to be taken at a valuation, and left upon the Premises at the expiration of the term agreed upon, on the same conditions as at entry. The Tenant can be accommodated with Land, if required. Mr. William Bather, of the Blackburne's Arms Inn, Warrington, will show the House, and for further particulars application may be made to Mr. LEDGER, Hale, neap War rington. Hale, April 9, 1833. NEW BRIGHTON. nrlo be LET, a newly-erected capital HOTEL, with a LICENSE, within three hundred yards of the shore of the River Mersey, there the Ferry is erecting. The House contains twenty-two Bed-rooms, seven Sitting-rooms, two Kitchens, a Bar, and good Cellars, and m be entered upon immediately. A Person possessing pa • 1 to furnish, &c., with capabilities for the managern t such a concern; could not fail to make a fortune. New Brighton is situated near iverppl, at the Rock Point, in Cheshire, at the entrance of the River Mersey, by which all vessels entering and departing from Liverpool pass close to the land, which is laid out for a first-rate Bathing-place, upon which many capital HOUSES are erected, and are now ready for Tenants; they are suitable for Private Families or Lodging house-keepers : there is a fine shore for Bathing upon, and Steam-boats will ply every hour for the conveyance of pas sengers. Every encouragement will be given to a deserving tenant. EVERTON LODGE, To be LET, either for the Summer Months or a short term, Furnished or Unfurnished. The House is complete for tho - - residence of a large genteel Family; it consists of a large Entrance Hall, large Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Booms, Kitchen, &c., on the first floor, with twelve Bed-rooms, &c., two Gardens, three fine Graperies, Stables, Saddle-room, Coach-house, &c. Applications to he made to Mr. ATHERTON, New Brighton, (near Liverpool,) Cheshire; if by letter, post paid. IRELAND. ' ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.—CLONMELLON, April I hasten to inform you, that on the night of Good Friday, about nine o'clock, Mr. Browne, the steward of Sir T. Chapman, was fired at in the yard of the Castle, by one of three persons, who were immediately afterwards seen crossing the back lawn. We suppose here, that the circumstance of Mr. Browne being a Scotchman, and a Protestant, and an honest man, is the cause of the outrage. The same person received a severe beat ing at a funeral some time since. SirT. Chapman has offered a reward of one hundred pounds for the discovery of the villains. —Dublin Warder. On Monday, an armed party went to the house of Mr. Sey mour, at Somerset, barony of Longford, county of Galway, and fired into a room where the Rev. Mr. Lalor, Castlericarae, father-in-law of Mr. Seymour, was just stepping into bed. A musket ball entered the window, struck the ceiling, and.fell the bed side. A notice was posted by the party on the hail door, cautioning Mr. Seymour against executing any of the decrees which he had observed at Eyrecourt Session, upon pain of death. On Sunday last, a man named Walsh, and on yesterday, Philip Henderick, John Roach, Owen Nowlan, John Nate, and Patrick Martin, were committed to our prison, being charged with various Whitefoot uffences; amongst them, ex torting money. We have heard the above prisoners have been committed as members of a confederacy existing for some time back in this county, and which not only has taken money front the farmers in the way of robbery, but also has compelled them tourchase protections.— Wexford Comferrative. DARING OUTRAGE UPON ONE OF THE 10th HussAns.—Bw tween the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock on Monday evenineas a sergeant belonging to the 10th Hussars was standing' at the! door of the Bush Hotel, in Rose-in-street, one of a gang of ruffians who were passing by struck him a violent blow on the cheek, saying, " there's martial law for you." The sergeant's cap was knocked off by the blow, and as soon as he had re placed it on his head was about pursuing the villain down the - 0- 7 - street, but was prevailed ou by. the Proprietor of the •Hotelli> 1 : - . v ri remain inside, a number of vagabonds having in a nuone4t)A ..: collected near the door. Shortly after this outrage auctuolg ...,.','. , .. - ', l "?' . --........\) ardly attack upon an unoffending individual, these !elan*, 7 -_. .... -;,'' - 4 L I commenced 'fighting and wrangling amongst each other, _anS ~._ ,?..,,, ~... an indiscribable scene- of rioting and disturbance cotimiert ;.,: ~ ..:....3 upwards of an hour to the great terror and annoyanid . of the , , ~... .- x . inhabitants in that neighbourhood.—Kilkenny Muderaia, ' %7:1), - t , .• . ...,%/, i , , , ,==2, '...) —1 .:") g „1 1 3 ,i, 'I - i .., • ~,. ii} ~~. ~,w `'/,