The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-08 00:00:00

L:/ - 4:1 ) I A NTI) GENERAL ICOU131 " Ett EATIA PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING UEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !---smoLJE-7—,„ Vol. /I. No. 101 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1833. PRICE 7D. Efbcrpooi EAST INDIES 1. " sail on the lit December. —For BOMBAY direct, .$V,t the Shi p GIPSEY, ROBERT HIGHA Laster; bur --40.4ir' then -100 tons.—For freight or pa s v e apply to Cap lieSSCS. B tain o L n a IGAT on boar i the JOHN rince's TOB IN bock ; to H nd H RUS , SEL, Brok d, ers, n or. WEST INDIES To sag on the 22d instant.—For DEMERARA, the ROBERT 441,t, Ship CORINTHIAN, ROBERT ‘Dou - Ati, Co ra • -!:,..,,t , mender; burthen per register tons.—For 'freight , or passage, ( having excellent in accommodation,) 4 PNY to ` ' ,1,- Ta' be despatched immediatelq.—For DEMERARA, ;,,, the fast- sa ili ug Shi p GEORGETOW . O AmEs "I't LEII, Master.—For freight or passa pply to T. au . NIURRAY. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Direct, the regular trading Brig CHARLOTTE, Wat. WHITE, Master; -NEr burthati 256 t o n s; e i g ht een mo nths ow and well -8 known for fast-sailing —For terms, &c., Covina. very 4j u r P_eV ; or accommodations for passengers app board; west Prince's Dock, or to JOHN HALL and Co., 3, ' ithebarn-street. MED ITE aRANE AN . E' To sail on the 12th i n sta n t.—For LISB - N, the fine ~ . fast,sailing British-built Schooner ELLE N`, -,..;..,.:: ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, ,dusts 1 .at .Lloyd's, Si t , ; __ ,Suppered and copper-fastened ; hen per register s , piy 7 .o /or freight or passage (lying we side King's Dock) POLESWORTH and SMITH, 22, Chapel-walks. .3 . To .tail aft Wednesday nest.—For.BARCI3I:ONA di -0 itir eN .re ct, the fast- sa ili ng s hip GEORGE C KING, W. 141.31c5, Maiter.—For freight or i age apply to ..—__ HENDER SON, S LAR and Co. UNITED STATES g'e to lstil sequence o f th e a lt era ti on o f. the America.. tics on al dew anuary, 1834, the KATOARINE JACKSON not arrive w York before that p er iod, and is in .e . d not to sail before the 9,4 h t` For For NEW YORK, the splendid new American Ship .xtr,,, KATHARINE JACKSON, Captain N. FERNALD; burthen 450 tons, New York-built, of the best mate y. rials, sails rema r k a bly fast, and is a first rate cou -Yaucer For freight o_r_passage apply on board, in Prince's - oto WADDING roN, HOLT, and Co. - - fi For NEW ORLEANS, to sail the 22d instant, ,04% , the first class New York-bUilt Ship pENERAL •NVILLIMIS, JOHN HOLDREGE, COyftnatidCr; bur respec` then 447 tons per register, sails fastlund i 4 in every , -a very superior conveyance for fads and passengers. eel) , to C,aptain Iloldrege on board, "'Lee's Dcck, or to MALCOMSON, BELL, and Co. •1 1 " To sail immediately.—For CHARLESTON, the LADY BOWENA, S. MAIN, Mastprt a regular trader of tho first class, burthen 4 s.—For terms of freig ht Kina's Dock, °r to 1,,,ht or passage apply on bo A. LODGE at a PRIC ARD. dt tr . For NEW ORLMANS, the fast Ship CASSANDRA, GREIG, Master ; 388 register tons, - and,will have early ' despatch. --For freight, &c., apply, i nw board, Queen's Dock, or to CAN GIBB. . _ , Pot CHARLESTON, the A 1 Liverpool-built Ship JOHN p BERESFORD, Captain CowNs; 292 op red, and will be immediatel ,espatched ; her .accommodations for passengers 4 very superior. Pot. N EW BERT ORLEANS the coppered Barque NORTHUM -1:-AND,. Captain MITCHELL ; 360 tons per register, and or t o a " quick despatch.—Apply to WM. Siirri4 and Sox, BOLD and RUSSEL, Ship Brokers. ILonbon *bi4Villg• MEDITERRANEAN A' A regular Packet rose!, .to sail on At. about the .10th instant, and will call at • Portsmouth for Passengers. —Direct for MADEIRA, the r narkably fast-sail- Co m ing new river - built Brig DA , Tilos.olimszoN, 1-• nlander• copnered and copper-fast ed, burthen 178 tons, laTtsflein the ' Lonaon Dock. This ve.ssel.has been built under ye _ ular inspection, and fitted expressly for the trade, with Laqiess.uperior -accommodation. for . passeng ers, comprising p or freigtutdorDining Cabins, commodious State-rooms,,S to ce•— passage apply to the Captain on board, or 111 . 0 ,. JOSEPH REID roa, at Winchester -street, Old Bd-street, London. • PMW SOUTH WALES —• . . ar . For HOBAR'I"IOWN and SYDN ' ;"`th e , fin r e , ~...; Brig MENNWELL,. J. M.: Moncii.N Plnna. l:l %) . -...tyz; burthen 300 tons • coppered an opper-rasten uo datio. ,Iling in the London' Dock. s g . ood accorn_rn ap.,,,i 's ior Passengers, ve ytoJ.G . If , and sails fast. or freight or passage 01 A ItZETTI 9 Coo e'r's-row, Tower-hill, or to I 1 T. J. NORRIB, Thi s 7 .* I 3 illiter-squarc, Leadenhall-street, London. L Vessel has • I quantity of goods engaged, I quiekl s a arge despatched: 40., Will be despatched immediately.— For , Britis "' ~ TOWN and - SYDNEY, the fine, fast-sailag ; . QpiniT C HARL E S HOBART •:.t..„,. ;• built Ship RED ROVER, A 1, R . ,• __. i n t h e i: ..CilltYsTlEi Commander, 500 to s rthen . ; iying gas 01, Is.atharina Docks has superior ' .mmodation -fo.rrepaisa +4llg or gsrs ;is well armed, and will cal ry a 'urgeon.— t 11. B OFad t l ' as ' 4 ge apply. to Me-sr • Cocxnuitr; and Co., 11, New r ' re° ' ur t o - - s GODWIN and LEE, . "!------....____ 117, Bishopsgate-street-within, • • 'r—"-------7 l --IVill be %,": For Passengers and Measurement Goods on y. London. ' 4::.. liespatch e d on the 15th instant.--Direct for SYD NEY , -:.• 1 ', 4 the fine, fast-sailing, British-built Ship and regular_ 4, r , trader DRYADE, Al, ROBERT IIEAR,D, Coalman e t >AO tens btu-then; lying in the St. Katharige Docks; has . neg.tit' aeco mmadation for passengers, amktrom her fast-sail ll'._l4alities, having made the voyageflueb.nd.home to Sydney_ . ve,lti.ne months and a half, is in eVertiespect a desira i bl i e lA c rt on D : ki,A;tl,Z.—ror freight or passage appf_y_' to 111r.Thos..1 1 c , -4, Cornhill, or to GODWIN and LEE, ---_____________ 117, Bishops ga t e - s t r e e t- w ithin, London. *..-‘ Succeeds the DRYADE.—Direct for SYDNEY, the ~....,1 7 4 fine fast -sailing armed Ship, and Regular Trader, ' -, •-..3f•4 C ARO LiNE, A 1, burthen 400 tons ; FRANCIS . ti ne n TREADWuLL, Commander; lying hethe St. Katha .tw Docks • has a spacious poop, witl i i i rpellent heights iu the F u n deck' oir,:o_r freighst. ~,-, ...- „ or passage apply to 11 . ISOBERT BROOKS, 80, '.l uroad-street, or to GODWIN and LEE, 117, Bishopsgate-street-within, Londo n eor *Mt if a The fine fast-sailing Brig HARBY, stands e ,A an l t • . '-:". 4 ,,.. A 63 tons per register, or thereabouts ; "Inrell4-builat ''••%...,.„ .. • co pper-fastened ; she is a. firm substan w ti . iler ou vessel, and built by the presentownei:§, i a thout consi the'T. 91 expense; carries a large cargo, prfis calculated for 4 . u , ;31T4iterranean or any other trade !lief tonnage % may suit, s eo ' n n t 4 ing an ample inventory of gooitstores, the be sent to Lo k i 4 very trifling expense. Now lying inventories and fi r Docks. William Gibbins, Master.—orinve rther • at Vest Buoy, P apply on board, or to ROBERT SALTER, --- ----...... N° • 3 ._ , Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street, Loudon, ~,, A ----.......________________ vu_---:,,) ...0k i .... I . ' l ine new Brig, (temporarily named the OR\ LI 40 4 , ....., 1,3 6 tons per register, built lay Alessrs. Jabr 3_ B. sailsaile fr;' and Read, at Ipsl,vich, of the very best materials, ot. the "k ;lit. Will stow a large Carg,a, and is 1411 adapted . r_ po,, edgerranean trade lvinc , in the Ltron (old) , D__ g ' Particalars apply to -6. and H. TILKINSON, St. 'Michael's-alley, Cornhill, London. ‘'' The fine new Brig EGFRID, 253 tons, Wilt under ‘' . t. the inspection of the present owner, at Sunderland, a nd ... . well-built, -,-,..: !.' iaunched last October ; she is a very strong, . fa sten,. handsome vessel, aud will carry alaifc carg . 9 5 1 1 Z in the R e e I, and her stores of the very bestAttatitY : -} -*- t' i 'at Canal pock. copper eupp:".,, , ,the tine Brig SYLPH, 156 tons, co eyed with heavy ta.at eca st 'year, and copper fastened; was built of the very best , A ,,,,: Is, al St. John, N. 8., in 135; d stores : I N 4. l '' ear.i a large cargo and well found in goo she is a very handsome lir s K rff he Ilermit-igelro; inventories and further , partieu inquire of ' ••••••-- ---__.......................Newinan'5-court, 73, Co ..................,..._ CIIMILLS W r A n L hi l i io , Lndon. --_____-_-- ILOIOOII ";" .atto by Auctton. --,. t 13,, Tt , ___________._ 1.1ov;11)1j. the 19th instant, at. Ilalf-past Two o'clocl . :, : ti reserte, 'ffec-house, doruhill, Lunti o U, — .Pai'l" l Y• "" The N g, °A ShomerlADlA, • A 1 register, , has a Q 'trl- , • • ' - copper-fastened, , ' . bust -Lica ri .. ithi \ built,' originally e . 107 tons per reg tt- becu ,eact, taes the ground well, and sa , ils fast ; having. ' °,o a.ht... . °. ll allure and received damar, inci r ., lePaired under the usual inEpeclAin, is. abundantly..i. she has been 11,4, 4 _ P• stores, and on,being new coppereda will be particularly coa l t o r d a,i t e o t.lie feign service, or, as sheik for the coasting and i 4l so the ' , Commander. ist,st, good Schooner EMERALD ISLE, 122 tons per, or el qi u , , ?mit at Waterford; is a strong built vessel, in good fon, I `nas to hull and stores, takes the ground well, sails . ...„. l',, al! red to the coasting trades and general p_mposes . , th e L' 4 0 4 11 ?) se, Commander. Now lying alongside the Lydia, in IPar iti'v9" 1)"3. N a, entories and further p-rticulars apPly to ' 11 °I3LVOMBE ,1 Frieuman•s-tx);irt, Curnhint L"d°t* (One prorecty. g, , aito by Auction. ------- . Pusitirely without regerve.- . —On -TuEsnav next i. the 12th instant, at Ilalf-past Two o'clock, at LlOycl's Coffee : house, Cornhill (by direction a the Executors,) • The tine Brig PERSEVERANCE, 172 tons per e , ,ister, A 1, built at Redbridge , ' n ar Southampton , ;, ) ,;F:' . r ulider , contract, n for the formeow cis; she is a very Lit&handsome brig, copper-fastened . .. d coppered in 1831, carries a large cargo, sails last, has a at bust head, carved stern, good accommodations, in the b order as to hull and stores, and ready for immediate service, adapted to general purposes, especially the Mediterran ean . and 'South American trades. D. Laugham, Commander. Now lying in the Lon don Docks. For inventories and further particulars apply to WM. WOOLCOMI3E, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill London. iiitintimo *Aram Nabigation. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, \ The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK, A-7.I.:v.ANDER KEAY, Commander; • Propelled with Two . Engines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs;George Forrester and Co. Alio, the well-known SteanViaat GIPSY, E. ToetN, R. N., Coo4ander, To sail every Tuesday, with the sameliberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Uce, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. July, 1833. Eonboit *team NraWoation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, Established by Act Parliament. 'THE GENERAL STE A M NAVIGATION • COMPANY'S . / PACKETS .4.. • _ _-• LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday and Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wed nesday and Saturday morning, at Seven o'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. For CALAIS every Wednesday and Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday With Passengers and Merchandise. For RAMSGATE every Wednesday and aturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at Eight o'cl c From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE eve aturday. For freight, apply at J. NORMAN' Water-lane, Tower street ; and for berths at this Office.— reformation may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on hoard early on luesday and Fridayevenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, 69. Lombard-street. London. S" For ANTWERP and.BRUSSELS—The first /AA, rate Stearn-packet ROYAL GEORGE, GEORGE .. . N`BLAIN, Commander, 360 tons, 140 horse --- power, proceeds with goods and passengers from off the Custom-house, to ANTWERP, on ' URDA Y, the 9th and 23d instant, at 9 o'clock a.m., and r rns from Antwerp on FRIDAY, the 15th and 29th instAt —For particulars of freight, &c., apply to DE BIE -RAHN Brokers, 4, Crescent, Minories, London. Fares fittn London to Antwerp, £3.—Either way, £2. tibtrpoot f,:-,aits bp SATURDAY, TO -MORROW, (Saturday,) the 9th instant, at TwelVe o'clock, south'eml of the King's Doc 640 Barrels Wilmington TU TINE, Ex Lady Rowena.—Apply to Messr : LODGE :and PatT cttAßD, Merchants, or to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers. MONDAY On IllaNDAy next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'cloc/f.„ at Bu chanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, e ~ 5,0001b5. Jamaica SAIISAPARI A, Ex Rocket, from Jamaica. — Apply to Me . HALL and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and B WNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan and .Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, 420 Tons Campeachy LOGN;V e rir Now landing ex Mersey, from LaguA, st side Queen's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. BucuANiNAILAino, and CO., Mer chants, ox to BUCIIANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. I'aURSDAY. ON TIIUUSDA Y, the 14th instant, at Andrew Tomlin and Co's Office, Druid-court, Dale-street, . 615 Bags GALANGAL 420 Bags RICE, . Per Aliquis , from Boilitt F ; 29 Bags. GINGER,';`) / Per Spperior .from Bombay .--. For particulars apply to DCNCAN Giari, Esq ., 'Merchant, or to ANDREW TOMLIN and CO., Brokers. Unbolt s:aic bp Ruction. 011 WIipNESDAY next, the 13th. instant, at TW,J , o'clock pre cisely, at Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, 1100 Elephants' TEETH about 92 tons, ex Meta, a Rio Janeiro 400 DITTO, ex Salus, Capehf Good Hope 143 DITTO, ex La Belle Alliance, ditto ,400 DITTO, ex Africainus 756 DITTO,- ex Jack the Coast • 1000 DITTO, ex Duke Rosburgh, Bombay. Sea Horse Teeth. Catalogues of which may he had of ARTHUR . LEWIS, Broker, 26, Martin's-lane. On gfralc. - --,--- -7 ---- = , SUPBII.I(S it BRITISH WINES 'constantly on Sale, at D. SC II OLEFIE LD'S, Druggist, Queen-cuare Liverpool i CHAMPAGNE, or . IiAsIiERA, GREEN GOOSEBERRY CURRANT GINGER, RAISIN, COWSLIP, 1 ELDER. ORANGE, I - Price 9s. a Gallon,,or 18s. a Dozen; CHAMPAGNE 21s. per Dozen—exclusive of Bottles. D. S. begs to direct the attention of the Pub li c to his Gin g er Wine, highly recommended by the faculty, as a powerful Sto machic,' possessing at the same time excLisite flavour, which will render it acceptable to the most delicate patient. Two COPPER BOILERS, with Pipes and Cocks complete, of the following dimensions :- 49 inches by 31, about 239 Imperial Gallons. 39 „ by 30 , „ 147 el 4 Ditto. They have never been in use. — Apl M y toßf • • WILLIAM DOWS N, 8, Goree-piazzas. BRIMSTONE ; Sicily, Trieste, and Verona SHUMAC; PUMICE STONE ; Sicily Red and \Vhit" WINES, and 13IIANDYi OLIVE. OIL ; New Zante CURRANTS, and FUSTIC; Italian and Bombay HEMP; POZZOLANO ; Also Columbian and British Tough Cake, Ingot, nd Tile COPPER ; COPPER SHEATHING; BO L ani NAILS; Bar and Block TIN; TIN LATHS; Bar, Bolt, Rod, Hoop, Sheet, and Pig IRON, 87.. c. Apply to • JOHN BIBBY and Co. Best warranted CHAIN CABLES, ANCHORS, Wrought Iron WATER TANKS, Ships' IRON KNEE, JACK Double and Single JACK AIEWS, New York Patent \Varna JA i SCREWS, SCREW FIDDSO c., &c. Apply to GLADSTONE, EDDOWES CO eneral Hardware Agents, at the Griffin Chain and chor C o., 'Manufactory, Spar ling-street, Wapping; also Agents for the sale of Best Bar, Hoop, Rod, and Sheet Iron . Nails for exportation, Plantation Tools, - Cutlery, & c . Best 'Westmoreland Grindstones of all sizes always on hand. - . FOR SALE. Now laying in the West India Im iit Dock, London, a SHIP of '270 tons, built at Bri 01, under particular I. < inspection, for a Packet betwe, that port and New York. She had large repai s . n 1832, and coppered with heavy copper on felt. Shed . abundantly found in stores of every description, sails fas nd carries a large cargo, having just &livered one from the West Indies in excellent Order.—For particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN GILLIAT and Co., Merchants, London, or to PARRY and CROSBIE, North John -street, Liverpool. TIIE TEETH. R. 8 1 Al l P at S e ° frNan SURGEON DENTlST,announci ng his arrival fromEditat-t 23, lIARFORD,STREET, corner Of Mount-pleasant, respectfully solicits general attention to his highly effectual remedy for FILLING and RESTORING DLCAYED- and TENDER TEETH, which renders upi 4i n e t m fe. c t o o ne r p o le. hey breath, useful, foerntirelv e mastica tion,r prevents .any l)ea moves any pain or tenderness to ich they may have been liable, and, almost without exce t• sUpersedes the painful alternative of extraction. Mr. S method of treatment gives not the slightest uneasiness to the patient, and being based upon sound scientific principles, enables him with the utmost confi dence to invite those suffering uuder such disagreeable maladies. Artificial Teeth, of every description, fitted with the greatest nicety;_ and every operation on the Teeth performed with case and safety. . Hours of consultation from 10 till 4, P.M• Advice Gratis from. Nine to Ten in the Morning. K.R.--A VACANCY TON A t'ltptt, Liperpol, (hotel , 31,1533. Liberpo.ol g , aio by Auoion. VRIELINK'S DUTCH BULBS. MESSRS. T. WINSTAN.LEY and SONS respectfully announce, that they will SELL by UCTION, at th e ir veit ek RoOms,- in Church-street, To - monno , (SaturdiS) th e 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock nrecisely, order of the importer, an extensive Collection of choici UTC II BULB OU S ROOTS, comprising au Assortrn .of esteemed varieties of Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus, Joncluilles, Double and Single Ranunculus, Anemones,. Feraria 'I igrida, Fritularia, Gladio lus, Iris, Lily, Couronne Imperiale, Crocus, &C.; the second part of a Consignment from H..VRIELINK, Florist, Haarlem. To be viewed on the ‘lorning of sale, when Catalogues may be had. SALE OF FURS. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, at their Rooms, C rch-street, A N Assortment of FURS, cos ing of Boas, Muff s , Tip -1-1.• pets, Peleriues, and Mant . s, of Sable, Lynx, Splirrel, Hampstue, Peroiska, d., the whole of which will be sold without reserve. To be viewed on Monday next, the 11th, when Catalogues may be had. • SALE OF BOOKS, WINSTA I\tEl"S ROOMS. • By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDAY next, the 13th instant, and following days, at 'Eleven o'clock precisely, AN extensive and miscellaneous Collection of BOOKS, in chiding the genuine Library of,Mr. James Brotherston, removed from his late residence, Bit'kenhead, for the conveni ence of sale, amongst which will.beeMindthe Works of favourite Authors in various departments ofiiterature. Thursday and Friday's sale will include an Assemblage of modern Novels and Romances, forming a Circulating Library, a fine Copy of the large Plates to Shakspear, Macklin's splen did Bible, five vols., and numerous other works of importance. The whole to be viewed on Tuesday next, the 12th instant, when Catalogues may be had. BY Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SON, On THUILSDAY, the 21st instant, at Two o'clock in the after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Lot 1. VERY substantially and well built DWELLING 1-1k HOUSE, on the east side of Chester-street, Tox teth-park, containing in front five yards two feet, bounded on the north by premises of Mr. Th - oinas Griffiths, and on the south by Premises belonging to Mr. David Cowling. 2. Four DWELLING-HOUSEV; builtby Mr. Jas. Murphy, on the north side of Mould-street (which leads out of Kirkdale road to the New Boundary-set,) containing in front and at the back severally sixty-seven feet or thereabouts. 3. Two other DWELLIN -HOUSES, also situate on the north side of Mould-street aforesaid, (built by Win. Norman,) containing in front and at the back severally thirty-three feet. • 5." A Piece of LAND, with one DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, situate on the east side of Crump-street, and Two small HOUSES situate in Mason-court, behind the same, containing in front to Crump-street four yards two feet, and running in depth backwards forty-five feet, being at present in the several occupations of Johnson, Rogers and another. Lots 1,2, and 3 are Freehold; Lot 4 is Leasehold. For further particulars'apply to ..Mr. wusr.Ey,,Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Lord-street. GROCERIES,• SHOP FIXTURES, 4.c. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the 11th instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Pxemises, inlet. James's-street, corner of Parliament street, I . IIHE whole of the STOCK IN T.I(APE of a GROCER 1. and TEA-DEALER declinineßusiness, comprising the several Articles appertaining to the Trade, together with the valuable SHOP FIXTURES rd FITTINGS-UP. After whi&l /will be Sold the TENANT'S INTEREST and UNEXPIRED LEASE of th - said PrethiSes. May be viewed on the Morning of sale,.when Catalogues may be had. TO TALLOW CHANDLERS AND OTHERS. By Mr. I. BACH, On MONDAY next, the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock, — By order of the Assignees, riIHE STOCK in TRADE, 13OUSEHOLD FURNI TU RE and other EFFEC 4 S of Mr. WILLIAM PINDER, TALLOW CHANDLER, 26, Berry e et, together with the SHOP FIXTURES, CANDLE uTE ILs. sz,e. &c. For further particulars apply to Mr. S. BROSS NENTT, Ac countant, Clarendon-buildings. MODERN FURNITURE, Bj-c., 81-c. 13y BRANCH and SON, On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, VALUABLE Assortment of Modern - HOUSEHOLD 1 - 1 FURNITURE, comprising beautiful Rosewood Card and Work Tables, Four-post and Camp Bedstea6W`, Tiith Mo rine and Printed Furnitures, seasoned FeatkAf Beds, Palli asses, Painted Chamber Articles, Brusselsi'tidderminster, and Venetian Carpets, Chimney and Draising Glasses, Mahogany Furniture in. Dining, Card, Pembroke, Library, and L oo Ta bles, CoticheS, a Sofa Bed, Trafalgar Chairs, Sideboard s , Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, &c., fancy Cane Chairs, Fi gured .Floor Cloths, Druggets, Damasks, Morines, Table and Bed Linen, &c. " To be viewed on Monday next, the 11th instant, with Cata logues. t 17.0 bt Eft. rtiO LET, Two convenient OFEICES in ltedcross-stre e t, 1 opposite the Croin Apgy to W. P. lit:cHtivsoN, Temple-street. 9 - 10 be LET, an excellent BONDED WINE VAULT, - IL particularly eligible fur the storing of Port Wines.—Apply to JAMES lavING, 15, Fleet-street. BIRKENHEAD. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS. TO be SOLD, upon Chief Rents, or in Fees, upon very mo derate terms, from Thirty to Forty Plots of FREEHOLD LAND, of about a statute acre each, most agreeably elevated and delightfully situated at Grange, North Birkenhead, co la _ Manding the River Scenery, and within ten minutes' walk of the Woodside and Birkenhead Ferries. A bird's-eye view of th e Land may be seen at Mr. Burland's, carvtr and gilder, Church_ street, upon which is exhibited suitable sidences, designed and drawn by Mr. SAMPLING, architectfa4 surveyor, showing also the approach by a newly-made M'Adamized ruad, a plan of th e Land - may also be seen, and part Wars known, by applying a t his Office, Union-court:Castle-street. Mr. R. is also commissioned to Sell, in other desirable situa tions at Birkenhead, various Plots of LAND for Building upon, and about Thirty Thousand Square Yards, in several Plots, at Millbank, West Derby, upon very moderate terms, from which are seen the most delightful Picturesque Views of the Croxteth and Knowsley Estates. Persons having Capital to Invest will find this advertisement worth attending to. WANTED, also upon a very flourishing Establishment in Dublin, £12,000, for which the legal rate of 6 per cent. interest will be given, payable quarterly, if required, security undeniable. (One concern.) Ettourance Notice. WRST OF ENtILAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Chief 011ie; EXETER. lIFE INSURANCES'are effected on The approved plan of 4 giving to those insured a participation in the disposable surplus Premiums, which maybe added:as a BONUS to the Sum insured, or applied in seduction of, the future ANNUAL PAYMENTS. A - REDUCED SCALE OF PREMIUMS and Conditions may be had of WM. WHITEHOUSE and SONS, Agents, •- 12, Exchange-buildingS, Liverpool. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH, Without Wires, Springs, or any other Ligatures. MESSRS. J. M. and A. MALLAN, No. 46, B OLD . ST REET, Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon- Street, Piccadilly, London,) continue to RESTORE DE CAYED TEETH with their celebrated MINERAL SUC CEDANEUM, applied without heat or pressure; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH. whether arising from age or from the use of Calomel. ARTIFICIAL and NATU RAL TEETH fixed from one to - a complete set, without ligatures, warranted for mastication and axtieulation.—Charges as in Paris. • .1. M. and A. MALLAN respectfully announce to the No bility and Gentry, that ix consepience of the very NUMER OUS ENGAGEMENTS for „their professional Assistance, they have been compelled to place in the hands of their under- Mentiened Agents the DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, a safe and effectual CURE for all diseases.of the gums, also a specific remedy fox' the immediate RELIEF of TooTHAcH, &c. &c. ; also the EGYPTIAN .ODONTAL GIC TOOTH POWDER for preserving the Enamel and for Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth, natural as well as Artificial. . ' Sold, by appointment, hv.Messers. Danson, Perfumer, May— pard, Druggist, Jones, Druggist, awl Clay, Druggist *. Bold 'street; Deane, Druggist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale, Printsellers, •Chronicle-office, Lord-street; Priestley, Chemist .and Druvist, Lord-street; Ellison, Driggist, Church-street ; Cootie's Medical Repository, Clayton-square ; Johnson and Sons, Druggists, Church-street Roberts, Chemiit and DrUg lgist, Ranehigh-street ; Reynolds, Chemist and Druggist, Rene agh-street ; and by the, most respectable houses in the United Kingdom. The, DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE, sold at 2s. 9d. ; 45.6:1.; and Ils. per bottle ; the larger Fettles containing three times the, quantity of the 4s. ed. botties.---The EGI; vriA.N ODONTALGIC 100Tii POWDER, 2s. cid. per box, duty included. Dental Operations performed at the above listablishmeat deaf,: upon . t4ipfe improved pririuiples, VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, CLOSE TO NEW SCOTLAND-ROAD. By Mr. BYFORD, Peremptorily,—Tu-mwirtow, (Saturday,) the 9th inst., at Three o'clock i n the Afternoon, at the George Inn Dale-street, by order of the Mortgagee, rIWO SIESSUAGES or DWELLING-UOUSES, with the.Appurtenanees, onthe north side of Dalrymple-street, New Scotland-road, in Liverpool, containing in front to Dal rymple-street and at the back respectively 33 feet 5 inches, or thereabouts, and extending in depth backwards on he east and west sides respectively 41 feet 5 inches, or then outs. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. MONEY TO LENV Any Sum, from noo to £3OOO, on approved security of Hulse, Warehouse, or Greenfield Property. To be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, fronting Upper Parliament-street, -- Windsor, near Lodge-lane, and another fronting Berkeley-street, in Toxteth-park. The situations are high and dry, and the Rents reasonable. For further particulars appl' at the Office of Mr. DAWSON Solicitor, Temple-court, Liverpool. GENERAL CLEARING SALE. AUCTION MAR'f, MUSIC HALL, BOLD-STREET. By Messrs. POLLARD and Co. On WEDNESDAY next, the lath instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, Modern Household Furniture, Six-octave Piano-forte, nearly new, by Wood, Bruce, and Co., Edinburgh, Brass Tent Bedsteads, with canvas bottom and travelling case, and other Effects, A N Assortment of Modern and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising in Mahogany, cafital Side boards, Secretaire and Bookcase, Cabinets, eleatEt Loo, Sofa, Library, Work, Card, and Snap Tables, Dininroom and Easy Chairs, capital square Six-octave Piano-for X; by Wood, Bruce, and Co. Edinburgh, &c. ; and in Itost*ood "and Imitation, Ladies' Work Tables, Drawing-room chairs and Sofas, uphol stered in Green, Fawn, and other coloured Damask and Morine, tasteful Couches and Sofas in Black flair-cloth; Printed Cotton and Canvas ; also, Japanned Plate Warmers, Brass and other Fenders, Fire Irons, a few pair of Plated Table and Chamber Candlesticks, and Snuffers and Trays Silver-edged, three Single barrelled Fowling Pieces, two Hair Trunks, &c. The Chamber Furniture consists of elegant . Mahogany Four post and Catnip Bedsteads, with 'Damask and other Hangings, French ;Bedsteads in Mahogany, beautiful Brass Tent-Bed steads, with canvas bottom and travelling case for the same, Chests of Drawers, .Mahogany-framed Dressin g Glasses in variety, prime White and Grey .Goose Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses of the best quality, Paillasses, Carpeting, Painted Articles, in Tables, Washstands, &c., &c. The nett proceeds paid on, the third day after sale. Entrance from Concert-street. The public are respectfully invited to view the accommoda tions afforded by this Establishment for the reception of all Articles iu the Household dep.' Uncut. EXTENSIVE SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS, (MO _DOZEN, AT THE AUCTION MART, MUSIC-HALL, BOLD-STRUET, LIVERPOOL. ATESSRS. POLLARD and ,CO. have the honour to an 'ANA. nounce they have been instructed,t i o Sell by Public Auc tion, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th, and rSDAY, the 21st inst., each day at One o'clock precisely. The GENUINE and CAPITAWSTOCK of a Merchant about to retire from Business, cons Ming of about 300 Dozen of rich, full-bodied PORT, • 550 Dozen of mellow SHERRY, 100 Dozen of remarkably fine MADEIRA, 600 Dozen of excellent VIDONIA, 1(X) Dozen of excellent CLARET, 150 Dozen of Sparkling CHAMPAGNE, 200 Dozen of choice Cognac. BRANDY. Together, TWO THOUSAND DOZEN, which will be put up in Lots to suit the convenience of the Trade and Private-4)r milies, who are respectfully invited to replenish their Cellars from this most ample and Genuine Stock, as a provision against the approaching festivities of Christmas. The Champagne, Brandy, and part of the Sherry are in con venient Cases of Two and Three Dozen each; and. Catalogues will be deliVered at the Mart, on TUESDA Y, the 19th instant. The Wines to be Tasted on the Morning of sale. EMIGRANT Sill] QUBSCRIPTIONS received SENGERS by the Emig'. EXCHANGE NEWS Room and at s. d F. and G. 2 0 C. Horsfall 1 0 0 The Mayor Thoinas Tobin 1 0 U T. B. Horsfall Robertson Gladstone 1 0 0 E.F.O 5 0 Joseph Hutchinson A Friend, per Ditto 1 1 0 Thomas Thornely Richard Dobson 0 10 0 James H. Wrigley Roger Waterhouse Harold Littledale . 010 0 A. A. Dobbs 1 0 0 Nicholas Roskell 1 0 0 Alfred Waterhouse 0 5 0 James Lea Js. Cook 1 0 0 Joseph Malcornson 0 10 . 0 Robert Dirom M. F. Edmund Molyneux 1 0 0 Hobson and Sons 1 0 0 M. Bertram T. B. Blackburne. Henry Glynn 0 5 0 Thomas Bolton 1 0 .0 g"?alto by auction. IMPOIZTANI"CO PRINTERS. HALF THE SIZE OF .THE COLUMBIAN PEESS, DOUBLE ITS SPEED, AND MORE TITAN DOUBLE ITS Pril ONLY ONE MAN TO WORK IT ITCHEN'S PATENT SELF-INKIN LESS, pos- XX; tessing the above Requisites and Qu • cations, may now be seen at Work by Master Printers,.anjoether Gentlemen in terested in the Improvement of the Airs, at the Office of the Newcastle Journal. • Solid Forms are worked at the sel f-Inking Press without an Overlay. The• Presses will be constructed at the celebrated Works of Messrs. R. and W.. Hawthorn, Civil Engineers, Nevicastle, those Gentlemen having kindly afforded most valuable assist ance in what May be termed the Architecture df the Machine, including the .calculations for the dimensions and proportions of its several parts, and a symmetrical arrangement of the whole upon unerring scientific and philosophical principles, so that the Trade may rely upon the strength and truth of each Press whilst it is confidently asserted that in beauty of appear ance the Self-Inking Press is not excelled, or even equalled, by any hitherto known. Many Orders are now in course of exe cution, not only for Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland, but in the United States. Those of the Trade who have already , had an opportunity of judging, have expressed their delight and astonishment at the beauty, effectiveness, and general utility of this invention, it 'being alike applicable to every description of Printing, and by its price placed within the reach of every res pectable Master. The Self:lnking Press is peculiarly adapted for Book-work. Correct register is obtained with less than ordinary trouble. • Testimonials from, experienced Master Printers and o;er seers who have seen the Machine at work, will be published shorty. EXTRACT FROM THE INVENTOR'S CIRCULAR. Every experiment has been tried that practical experience could suggest, with a view to ascertain the capabilities and powers of the Press. The Machine already completed by the Messrs. Hawthorn is calculated for a super-royal sheet,. and the form generally used was a broadside of solid small type.— The result of these several trials has more than answered the most sanguine expectations, and fully proved that my calcula tions had been considerably underrated. In the following de scription I have been equally careful to avoid 'exaggeration. The experiments were directed to ascertain-Ist, The power of the Press; Illy, Its speed; and, 3dly, Its general applicabi lity to all descriptions of work. FIRST, AS TO POWER. The power of the Self-Inking Press is, upon the most mode rate calculation, double that of the Columbian. It is certain that, if the connecting-rod and cheek-pins were adjusted (which can be done readily and with ease) so as to give the leverages full play . and the power of a strong man applied, the most massive iron-frame ever made for a printing-press would be easily snapped asunder. SECONDLY, AS TO SpEED. The result, as to speed, enables me to affirm, as a general rule, that one man will, (with the improvements we contemplate in the Machines now in progress,) be enabled to accomplish double the Work that two men can now perform at the Colum bian; in other words, that one man will throw off as mane ins ...cu. van. now complete at two presses. Of course, it would be difficult to lay down an exact rule as to the precise number of impressions per hour, because much will depend upon the activity and dexterity of the workman. I will take, however, as a criterion, a man who is tolerably active at his business, and suppose lie can pull at the common press, with a companion to roll for him, 250 impressions per hour of a book form—the same man would, at the Self-Inking Press, without assistance, print upwards of 500 per hour. It' a light form, he would throw off 600 impressions per hour; and of a large news form, one man would certainly, with a fly-boy, print with ease an impression of 1500 copies in three hours. I may aswell remark that the Self-Inking Press will fall short of the Napier Machine as to . rapidity. But here the compari son ends. The Napier Machine requires three persons to at tend it: the Self-Inking Press only one. The Napier Machine is not applicable to a tithe of the work required to be performed in a respectable office; but it is perfectly immaterial whether a heavy broadside or a light circular be laid on the Kitchen Press, as a proof of which I may add, we are now working every thing at it that comes to the Journal printing-office. With the Na pier Machine so much time is lost in " making ready" for a short number, that its speed when in operation does not compen sate for the delay ; but at the Self-Inking Press, forms of all descriptions are got to work much sooner than with the Colum bian or any other known invention. The Napier Machine (and every other where the cylinder is used) injures the types; but the Self-Inking Press is not liable to this objection. The Price of the Napier Machine has hitherto been £500; the largest Self- Inking Press, is little more than one-fourth, of that sum, and the smaller one only about one-fifth. And, after all, even as to speed, itis respectfully SUbITIItI?.d that 500 impressions per bout is sufficient for any provincial newspaper'. THIRDLY, AS,TO GENERAL UTILITY, a a From the peculiar principle and al;angenient of the Self- Inking'Press, very little time will be' lost in working a very small form at a very large machine: The consequence is that it will not be requisite, as at present, to keep a news-press idle through the week ;, on the contrary, a machine of the largest Magnitude will be appliCable to every description of job, from et , double-royalpostin6r,bill to a small card, It is intended that only three sizes shall be made, viz., Super Royal, Double Demy, - and the large News Press. Prices, and any other particulars, may be known on applica tion, by letter or otherwise, to Mr. KITCHEN, at the Journal Office. The Self-Inking Press is only one of a Series of Inventions, completed by. Mr. Kitchen, for improving the profession. A Portable Galley Press, possessing extraordinary advantages, and an improved Imposing Stone, ; will be speedily offered to the Public, Arrangements are also in progess to supply the Trade. with Planed Iron Imposing Surfaces, and Roller Molds and Inking 'rabies, for eonimon - Presses, as well as several other.Artieles used . in the business, all of an improved Construction, and at moderate Prices. Newectitto-iipon-Tyne., Oct., 2S, 1833, FAS II P CUMBERLAND. for the DISTRESSED PAS !ant Ship CUMBERLAND, at the t the STANDARD OFFICE : £ s. d. J. C. \I. J. H. Turner 1 0 '0 John Crossfield 0 5 0 James Alulleneux 1 0 0 S. S. Gair 0 10 0 Robert Swayne 0 5 0 R. F. Breed 1 0 0 David Wlver 0 10 0 William Tarbes 1 0 0 Robert Ashleyi 1 0 0 William Don d J. Clint J. Senior . G. C. 0 5 0 J. R John Budd 0 10 0 J. D. Martin 0 5 ci J. G. C Henry Killick H. Stolterfolt . R. M. V. II S. 11. Samuel 0 10 0 Thomas Smith J. G. aud • 1 10 0 T. B. John Taylor P OlO 0 lONS. MISS NEEDS, .in announcing to her Friends nd the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that she s just re turned from London, with a Fashionable Assort' of MILI NERY and DRESSES,' suitable to the appro ing Winter, and which have.been selected from the Fir s t II o _ es in the Me tropolis, begs to add that she will have the honour to submit them for public inspection OU WEDNESDAY nest, the 13th instant, and following days. 74, Bold -street, 7th - Aro vernber, 1833. MR. RICHARD DAWSON has constantly on sale, and Orders for the purchase of, SHARES in all the various JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, and begs announce that his Quotations of the Market Prices will a n rin the Standcird Newspaper on Tuesdays and Fridays, ekly. Any • Orders from the. Country with which he ma ie favoured will be punctually attended to. Exchange-alley, Liverpool. RUTHVEN'S PATENT PUMP MOTION, PARTICULARLY APPLICABLE FOR SHIPS' PUMPS. ITIHE excessive labour of the Pump, wh 'e manual power is lir r ..1_ requisite, has long been regretted; a any improvement, combining simplicity and power, is certa . ly an object of much importance, and in no case greater' th hat of ships or vessels of every description. This newly-in nted PUMP-BRAKE may be seen at J. FRASER'S, No. 6, 001-lan e Agent for the Patentee, who will alway s h ave a stoc k on hand to supply the demand. The price being only £3, is considered so moderate as to ensure its adoption into general use. Testimonials as to the usefulness of this invention can be seen at the Advertiser's. G . EOR GE DOBEL L, SADDLER and HAENF,SS MAKER, begs to return his sincere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry for the kind support afforded hi whilst at his late Establishment inClavton-sOate, and take tis opportunity to inform them tha{ he has This Day comm ced business at his present Establishment, No. 19, Gnu tCI MEET, (lately in the occupation of Mr. Patchett;) with an rely new and carefully selected Stock of SADDLERY, NESS, &C. / G. DOIIRLI.• begs to assure the obility and Gentry that no exertion shall be spared on his part to deserve the continuance of their La. ronage. 19, Church -street, 7* Nov., 1833. NORTHERN HOSPITAL. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that. the Election of.a. HOUSE ' SURGEON, MATR7 and PORTER, to the abov e I nst i tut i on , w ill ta k e pla c e Alcor)Ay. the 2d of December. A pp li cat i on to b e ma de • wriVng, with testimo nials, &c. (post paid) addressed toit CHAS. GEO. AWA IN WIZ !Gil; re Tasurer, o n or b e f ore ther i Nn t a ORSFALL, President. Committ ee R oom , 4th N or . 1833. u The Treasurer begs to acknowledge receipt of the following sums since the last meeting : E. s. D. A Collection at St. Anne's Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. W. B. Blunel ll 5 6 Donation from Dr. Gerrard lO 0 0 Ditto from S. S. Gair, Esq. Balance of an account per Mr. C. L. Bahr 1 0 0 BEE HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 10, PARADISE STREET. W. OKELL begs respectfully to invite the attention of • the Gentry and Public to his , - LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED S OCK of NEW Iti, GOODS, in the different Branches T w tionedbelo. 'With the most ample means of co anding every advan tage whi c h th e different Markets can * er, the - Proprietor has completed his arrangements for the present season on such an extended scale as to render this Establishment one of the most complete in the kingdom. and being determined to conduct his business on those principles which have hitherto secured hiin the encodragement and esteem of his customers, pledg,es him- self to offer every article at such prices that it will only require inspection to ensure confidence. The STOCK consists of 25,000 yards of Rich Lutestrings, from Is. lifl. to 2s. Od. " 10,000 . D ucapes , .. 2s. 3d. to Zs: 9d. 5,000 • • Figures, .. 2s. 6d. to 3 5.. &l. Silk, Cloth ; Me r i no , Carnblet, and Plaid CLOAKS, in end less variety, and of the best make. 20,000 yards of 6-4ths soft cloth-finished MERINOS; 2s. Gd. per yard, - a choice lot.. A splendid assortment of SHAWLS, in Cashmere, Thibet, and Silk, at incredibly low prices. Thousands of Printed DRESSES,. warranted fast colours and newest patterns, from 2s. 22d. each. SHAWL DRESSES, of the newest and most select designs, from Ss. 9d. each. FURS of every description astonishingly cheap. Silk and Terry VELVETS, P LUC 11 E t", LADIES! CLOTHS, CASHMERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACE, HABERDASHERY, &c. NO ADVANCE on BLANKETS or FLANNELS, having purchased a tremendcus Stock previous to the late rapid rise in Woollen Goods. Gauze HANDKERCHIEFS, two for 40. ; Gentlemen'slndia Handkerchiefs, Is. 71d. each. UMBRELLAS Is. qd. each. Several BOXES of prime Irish and Scotch LINENS, just received, suc h as will give the utmost satisfaction to purchasers. LOADS of RUSSIA SHEETINGS, TOWELLINGS, DIAPERS, lIUCKABACKS, BED-TICKS, QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, &c. CAPTAINS and th e TRADE will meet with liberal encourage ment. W. 0. also begs to call particular attention to one of the most extensive Stocks of READY-MADE LINEN, &e. which is sold at this Establishment full 20 per cent. below the usual price. N.B. One Price fixed, from which no abatementcan be made, Nth) publitationo. Just published, • FISHER'S DRAWING-ROOM SCRAP BOOK for 1834: 12 containing 36 highly finished Plates. Poems, &c., by L. E. L. Derry Quarto, tastefully b 0 T4. 7 21.q. •• A work entirely in accordance with ofitlaste,—rich in all the glowing beauties of the Bast—odourr, gems, and flowers —crystal founts and marble palaces—all that can enchant the fancy or thrill the heart. Here are six-and-thirty plates— splendid, we may term them—besides a variety of exquisite wood-cuts."— The Court-Journal. London : Fisher, Son, and Co.; sold by all. Booksellers in the United Kingdom. PORTRAIT OF A DEVON OX. THE BRITISH FARMER'S MAGAZINE for NOVEDI BER, No. 29, .published quarterly, price cls.,contains : Mr. Gray on the Decision of the Lords and Commons against a change in our Corn Laws.—Mr. Bolton on the Preparation of Food for Swine, &c.—S. T. on Cottage Gardens. — Catechism of Gardening.—Extraordinary Crop of Cloyer.—On the Turnip Fly.—Horne Colonization of the Poor -Destructive Wheat Grub. —On the Corn Laws and the Salebf Grain by Weight.— A Few Days at Holkhanr, by the #tev. Henry Berry.—Mr. Gray ou the New Arrangementst the Bank of England.— Economical Food f or C ar t Ipp. es.—Liverpool Agricultural Society,. Report on the Failutyof the Potato Crops.—Reply to Mr. Evans on the Destruction of Swedish Turnip Plants by Frost.—Tredegar Ploughing Match.—State of Agricultural, Prospects in V an Di emen ' s Land.—Dumfermline Agricultural Meeting.—Tuscany Sheep.—Nepal Sheep.—Wilts Agricultural Society.—Himalaya Wheat:--Lincoln Agricultural Society.— Cumberland Agricultural Society.—Perthshire Farming Asso ciation.—Northamptonshire Farming and Grazing Society.— East Suffolk Agricultural Society.-=Liver,ool Agricultural Meeting.—Manchester Agricultural Society.—Veterinary Prac tice.—Newly Enclosed. Lands.—Sale of the Bull Stock. — Falkirk Tryst.—Quarterly Report for Norfolk,—General Re port for Enizlaud. J. RinGwAy, London: J. F. CANNELt, Liverpool: Sold by all Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. N the Bankruptcy of RICHARD COAT), of Huddersfield, I in the county of York, Orocer.—Firs4eeting for proof of debts and choice of assignees on theAwenty-first instant.— Second meeting for proof debts bankrupt's final ex amination on the seventeenth of Member next, at our Offices, in Huddersfield aforesaid, at Ten oclock in the Forenoon of each day. By order, JACOMB and TINDAJA, Huddersfield, November 5, 1533. ALL Persons having any claims on th 'late THOMAS HARDMAN, of Bridgewater-stre Cooper, are re gttested to send in the particulars of their wands to THOMAS .WHITE, Cooper, Mete-street, in orde hat the same may he examined and dischar g ed. And rsons indebted to the said THOMAS HAltpM AN, Are desire y the same forthwith to the said 'Flips, Ai WHIM 43y or , er of the Executors: ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. TH-E Public are respectfully i n f or sried that the above Gardens will continue open durige the Winter Season.— Particular care has been taken to reader this fashionable resort the delight of every Visitor. NOTICE. TO MEACHANTS, ARTISTS, STATIONERS rinHE PROPRIETORS of the W lISLEY BLACK- X LEAD PENCIL WORKS, r iectfully caution the Public against a Person who is tr• Wulf the country with Pencils, &c., representing himself s 'having worked in' our employ;. we respectfully intimat ►at we have not dismissed any of our Pencil Makers from ur service sin& we-entbred upon the Establishment; therefore any one representing him self as from these Works is incorrect, and such person is an impostor. We further notice, that we _do nut authorise any individual to hawk our BLACK-LEAD PENCILS, as they are only sold by respectable Stationers, &c. • GILBERT'S POLISHING LEAD; FOR °YEA'S, GRATES, Etc, J. W. and - Co. solicit the attention of Ladies and House keepers to their. superior POWDER, known better by the ammo of GILBERT'S POWDER, which surpasses any other for giving a brilliant and durable Lustre with only one quarter 'the trouble. Sold by all respectable Silversmiths, Ironmongers, Grocerg, &e., at 6d. and Is. per Packet. Worsley _Black Lead PENCILS and SCHOOL SLATES. N.B. None genuine unless signed , and stamped "J. ii Al' and C,,., laay, .tis332' GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in - tended to be made to Parliament, in the next ensuing Seision, for an Act to alter, amend, repeal, enlarge, and render more effectual., some of the powers and pro ions of an Act, passed in thesthird year of the reign of his esent Majesty, in tituled "An Act for Making- a tailwa • .om the Warrington and Newton Rail wa y, a t Werringto n the county of Lan caster, to Birmingham, in th e co u n t f W arw i c k, t o be called the Grand 'Junction Railway." that it is also intended to obtain power to make the severa xteusions, alterations, or de viations, hereinafter mentioned, of, in, and from the line of the said intended Railway, as prescribed by the said Act already passed, and as delineated in the plans and books of reference thereof, which in the same Act arc mentioned to have been deposited with the several Clerks of the Peace of Lancashire, Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Warwickshire ;—that is to say, the first of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, c o mmenc i ng in a certain field, in the hamlet or place of Arpley, within the township and parish of Warrington, numbered twenty-nine on the said plan and book of reference, (and therein described as iu the township and parish of Warrington aforesaid,) and thence passing through the said hamlet or place of Arpley and towns ship and parish of Warrington, and termiaating in a certain yard or piece of ground in the said township of NV arriagton, be longing to and occupied by the Warrington and Newton Rail way Company, and there communicating with that Railway at or near the point where the Bank Quay Branch joins the main line thereot; another of such extensions, alterations, or de viations, commencing in a certain field, in the township and parish of Madeley, numbered 12a. on the said plan and book of reference, and terminating iu a certain field, in the town ship and parish of Whitmore, numbered eleven iu the said plan and book of reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes, or parochial chapelries, town ships, hamlets, or places, of Madeley, Whitmore, Keel, Meer, Maerway-lane, Eccleshall, and Hill Chorlton, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviati o n s , cotninene ing in the said field, numbered eleven, in the said township of \‘' hitmore, and terminating in a certain field in the township of Hatton, in the parish of Ssviunerton (otherwise Swynnerton) numbered three on the said plan and book of reference, and ex tending or passing through or into eke several parishes, or pa, rochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Whitmore, Swynnerton, (otherwise Swynnerton,) Shelton, The Row, Hat ton, Acton, Keel, Maer, Alaerway-lane, Yarnfleld, Chapel Chorlton, Eccleshall, Hill Chorlton, Bowers, Standon, Standon hall, Weston, The Bent, Mill :fleece, Watford, and Cotes, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or de viations, commencing in the said field numbered three its the township of Hatton, and terminating in a ceitain field in the township of Mill Mecca, in the parish of Eccleshall, numbered sixty-eight on the said Plan and Book of Reference, and ex tending or passing through or into the several parishes, or pa rochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Cotes, Stan don, Standon hall, Weston, Walford, Yarnfield, Bowers, Eccleshall, Chapel Chorlton, Mill Mecca, Slindon, Hatton, 'Swynnerton, (otherwise Swynnerton), Th ree F arms , A n k er t on , The How, Shelton, East Fields, and Cold ?fleece, or some of them ; another of such extensions, alterations, or devia tions, commencing in the said field numbered sixty-eight in the said township of Mill Meece„ and terminating in a certain field in the township and -parish of Bushbury, nums bared fifty-seven on the said plan and book of reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Bad denhallo Mill Aleece Standon, Cotes, Standon Walford, Yarnfield, Eccleshall, Slindon, Swinuerton, (otherwise Swyn s nerton), Three Farms, Ankerton, Horsley, Eastficlds, Cold Ateece, Brockton, Lower Hetnies, Walton, Upper Henries, Walton Hurst, Ox .Leasows, Norton, Norton Farms, Cold Norton, Hammer Houses, Half Head, Shallow ford, Stafford, Saint Mary's Stafford,Worston, (otherwise Wea verson,) Great Bridgeford, Little Bridgeford, Cresswell, Gran ge , Onecote, Coton Clanford, Holford, Aston, Doxey Wood, Sei g h s ford, Derrirrgton, Doxey, Castle Church, Saint Chad's .Slafford, Littlewortb, Forebridge, Tillington, Yarlet, Marston, 'Whit greave, Rickerscote, Crossfields, Siikmore, '(otherwise Silk •- Moor,) Burton, , Highfields, Moss Pit, Baswich, (otherwise Berkswich,) Broad Eye, The Green, Rowley, Toft, Acton, Ac. toa Hill, Acton Trussell, Bednall, Brockton, Bradley, Dunst'ou, Dra y ton, Levedale, (otherwise Lovedale,) Copenliall; (other, wiseCoppenhall,) Butterhill, Longridee, Preston, Whiston cum Bickford, Alitton, Congreve, Penkridge, Boeze Moor, (other wise Boose Moor, or Boskey Moor,) Otherton, Rodbastou, Ly nell, Water Eaton, Hatherton, Gayley, (otherwise Gailev,) Wolverhampton, Kinvaston, Brewood, Somerford, Coven, Moseley, Pendeford, Northy Cote, Lescroft, Ford Housee, Brimsford, Arpley, Standiford, Four Ashes, Calf Heath, Para dise, Feathestone, Shareshill, Great Saredon, Little Saredon, Oxley, Pelsall, Aldersley, Essington, Wednesfield, Tetten hall, Dunstan, and Bushbury, or some of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said field, numbered fifty-seven in the towpship of Bush bury, and terminating in a certain field in the township of Wednesfield, in ' the parish of Wolverhampton, numbered ninety-seven on the said plan and book of reference, and ex tending or passing through, or into, the several parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Bush bury, Tettenhall, Dunstan, Aldersley, Pelsall, Oxley, Ford Houses, Shareshill, Ailston, Wood-End, Stow Heath, Stew, Neachells, Pendeford, Northycote, Monmore Green, Lescroft, Monmorc, Wolyerhamptcn, Essington, Essington Wood, Wed nesfield Heath, :Willenhall, Bilston, and Wednesfield, or some . of them; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviatione, commencing in the said field, numbered ninety-seven, in the township of NVednesfield, and terminating in a certain field, in the township and parish of Westbromwich, numbered six - on the said plan and book of reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Wednesfield' Heath, March Eud, Neachells, Pelsall, Seiglev, Brierley, Bradley, Tipton, Monmore, Monmore Green, All ston, Portobello:Moseley Hole, Willenhall, Stow, Stow Heath, Wood End, Bilston, Ifughole, Darlaston, Darlaston Green, Bentley, Bentley Ilay, Aldridge, Great Barr, Bescott. Walsall, Walsall Foreign, Walsall Pleck, Bloxwich, Weduesbury, Wood Green, Friar Park. Bird End, Wigmore, Park Houses, Delves Green, Newton, Tanners, Charley Mont, Alanwood, Newton End, and West Bromwich, or some of them ; another of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said field, numbered six, in the township of Westbromwich, and tee minating in a certain field, in the township of Perry Barr, in the parish of Handsworth, numbered fifty-eight on thC said Plan and Book of Reference, and extending or passing through or into the several parishes, parochial chapelries, town ships, hamlets, or places, of West Bromwich, Aldridge, Char ley Mont, Newton, Wigmore, Newton End, Tanners, Man wood, Delves Green, Great Barr, Handsworth, Perry Barr, Hampstead, Butler's Copse, Birchfield, and Birchfield End, or some of them; and the last of such extensions, alterations, or deviations, commencing in the said field, numbered fifty-eight, in the township of Perry Barr, and terminating in certain grounds or gardens belonging to the Governors of the Free Grammar School of King Edward the Sixth, in Birmingham, near to New John-street and Blews-street, in Birmingham aforesaid, and extending or passing through or into the - several parishes, or parochial chapelries, t o wnships, hamlets, or places of Handsworth, Hampstead, Perry Barr, Birchfield End, As ton, Aston Juxta Birmingham, Duddeston, Nechells, Duddes ton and Nechells, Birmingham, Saint Martin. Birmingham, and Saint George Birmingham, or some of them; all the pa rishes or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places . , hereiubefore enumerated, (save Arpley, Warrington, Aston, Aston Juxta Birmingham, Duddeston, Nechells, Duddeston and Nechells, Birmingham, Saint Martin Birmingham, and Saint George Birmingham,) being in the county of Stafford; and all such last-named parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places, (save Arpley and Warring, Son,) being in the county of Warwick ; and Arpley and War riugton being in the county of Lancaster: And further notice is hereby given, that it is also intended to obtain power to abandon such portions of the said origipea line of railway within the said parish and township of War rington, and hamlet or place of Arpley ; and also within the several parishes, or parochial chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Madeley, Whitmore, Eccleshall, hill Chorlton, Chapel Chorlton, Swinnertou (otherwise Swells uerton,) Shelton, Hatton, Cotes, Stanton Bowers ' Mill Aleece, Slindon, Three Farms, Cliebsev, Walton, Ellen hall, RantOn, Seighford, Coton Clanford, berringten, Haugh ton, Bradley, Billington-cum-Littywood, Penkridge, Levedale (otherwise Lovedale,) Whi s t on - cum -Bi c kf or d, Wolverhamp ton, Kinvaston, .Water,Ea.ton, Brewood, Somerford, Coven, Bushbury, Wednesfield, - Bilston, Willenhall, Darlaeton, Wed, nesbury, West-Bromwich, Aldridge, Great Barr, Handsworth, and Perry Barr, or any or either of them, in the county of Se l f_ ford ; and also all such portions of the said original line of the maid railsvay within any other parishes, parochial chap e l r i es , townships, hamlets, or places, in either of the said counties of Stafford, and Warwick, as by reason of 'the extensions, alferas tions, or deviations before enumerated, or any or either of them, . will be rendered useless and unnecessary; and also to make, construct, and maintain a railway or railways, .(with proper eeorks and couyenierscies,) in, along, over, or upon such new line, or diverted or altered parts of the original hue of the said Grand Junction, Railway; and also to spoke, construct, and maintain a branch railway from the main line of railway, in the township of Wednesfield aforesaid, to or near. Wolverhampton aforesaid, at or near the point .where the Wednesfield and Wol verhampton road crosses the Birmingham Canal, and extending to, Or passing through, or into the several parishes, or parochita chapelries, townships, hamlets, or places of Wolverhampton and Wodnesfield, or one of them. PR ITT, CLAY, and g \VIET. Liceref t Nth Octoicr, 1X33,