The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-04 00:00:00

TLibEgpool ,Sbipping. NOW LOADING • E:F For NEWCASTL-ONYNE, tha'J / OAN, THOS. •fr" DERWIcK, Master. For LONDON, the CORDELL/1/i BRAGG, Master. P`For BRISTOL, the PALMY RA, Jo N EVANS, Master.— ApplY to J. T. HAYNES, 27, South John-street. La0r, , 0w...,13W1 .- . .‘-, • :".•RlP...sirs,,.Tl+, or 4,tair. (One property.) . lit4 S . The good Brig - CLEOPATRA, ~.; 260 50-94 tons per register, built at Whitby in 1817, YVTZ- single bottom, copper-fastened to the wales, had ex tensive repairs in 1829, and new topsides, waterway, and plank sheers, of the best Materials, and put out of hand in the most substantial manner in 1831; she sails fg,st,—ii well found in stores of every description, and adapted,el - the North American and Baltic trades, and general pu6oses; she has just come out of dock, and is ready for immediate employment: Now lying in the Surrey Canal. For inventories and further particulars apply to WM. WOOLCUMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Corn London. The good Snow GRANGER, 318 tons Kr register 444 7 ..., north country buili, copper-fastened,4 6 eathed with ....Ma5.3 wood on patent felt; had new uprfeworks and decks - - in 1827, and most part new wales'of African oak in 1829. Sails fast, shifts without ballast, and is very well found in stores. Now lying in the South West India Dock.—For inventories and furtherrparticulars apply to Mr. DANIEL BURN, Lower Shadwell; or to WM. WOOLCQMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. A fine new SCHOONER, ofalsOut 130 tons mea sureinent, now on the stocks, laud ready to launch, at 4 -4 a o - Dartmouth ; she is constructed for the fruit trade , or any fast-sailing service ; is thoroughly copper-fastened, decks copper-nailed; a beautiful model, substantially built, and finished m a very neat and wirkniatilike manner. 'Length 77 feet, breadth 20' feet 9 inches, depth 11 feet 3 inches, and will draw about ten - feet water.—For further particulars apply to Mr. RoBEIIT NxWMAN, Dartmouth, or to WM. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. The fine new Barque MEDORA, 300 tons per re g, ister built at Whitby, and launched in April last, 4 .thorou g hly copper-fastened, decor4tea with a neat bust head, has a raised quarter deck,,,iery ample heights for the West India trade, and the beams w ire properly' spaced for advantageonS stowage ; her materialeand stores are of the best description, and the workmanship put out of hand in a superior manner. F. Seaton, Commander. Now lying in the Com mercial Dock, Rotharbitlie. Also, now on the Stocks and nearly completed, at the same port, a handsome new BARQUE, of 315 tons, with a poop and forecastle head and quarter galleries, with the same ample heights, and built in every essential respect as the Medora.— For further particulars apply to M. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London. EAST INDIES. For BOMBAY direct, the Ship CALEDONIA., J. R. SriloyAN, Commander burthen 445 tons; to :on ail on the 18th October.—for freight or passage - apply to Sir JOHN TOBIN, or to BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers. A p r -, For BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, the fines-English- Z built Barque STANDARD, CaptainAuN PELLE ; gIP' A I, being only two years old, 250 totis register, cop -- pored and copper-fastened, sails veinarkably fast, and a most desirable conveyance for goods an, passengers, having superior accammodations.—For terms, &c., apply on board, west side Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. T Y ILER. WEST INDIES. . For DEME RAR 1, the A 1 regular Trader ENMORE. Will - be immediately despatchedi_having the principal part of her cargo engaged.—For freight or passage, ""r• - . with very superior accommodation, apply to JOIIN GORDON and Co. For DEMERARA, the fine now Brig STORMONT, .292 tons buri.heu, JOHNI SronlioNr, , Master ; cop •'s pered and copper-fastened, warranted to sail no later than 10th instant. —For freiglit apply to J. JONES and Co.. 9 - , Exchange-alley. To sail on the 22d October. CAR +'a= KINGSTON, JAMAICA, direct, aiad will deli ver Goods at SAL FIA T RIVER, OLD RObt'R, and CAR -14-4 ~ LISLE Bax, the fine new Brig CLA.RTZIONT, C. R. - - STEPHENS, Master; burthen 265'tons.—For freight or passage apply to the Owner, STANLEY' PERCIVAL, or to JOHN HASELDEN. .For DEMERARA, the fine Ship.-301-INS'rONE, A. Nl`PnEttsoN, Master; 436 tons.—For freight or —I V; passage apply to the Captain on board, or to S AND BAC 11, TIN' lE. and Co. rt.-%.. For DEMERARA, the Brig ANN sI•Ii.ENZIB , - '4„ JOHN GILL, commander; burthen per register 281 tons.—For freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. 4 , 0 r BARBADOES, the Ship CHESHIRE, DAN LEL CAMPBELL, Master.—lntended to sail early in October. !Ist Fer.freig,ht or passage apply to BARTON 11 - LANI and 1-lIGGINSON. for BERBICE, the coppered barque SARAII, . • Wm. NEWTON, Commander.—For freight or passage !fu'r• apply to Messrs. JOHN C ROSTHW *ATE and Co. or to 27, South John-street. J. T. RAYNES. For BARBADOES, the Barque BA.HBADI.4.Is, JsßENti tH NAGLE, Master. Now loading opposite side of the King's Doek.—For freight the shed, west side of the An' or passage apply to the Owners; Messrs. HILT&S, LIT►sraLAND, and Co., or to KERS, IMRIE, and TOMLINSON. UNITED STATES. For NEW ORLEANS, the cuppred Barque ANN, WILLIAM UNDF.itwoon, Commauder.--For freight or iAriet" passage apply to Messrs. CANNON and MILLER, or '"-- to J. T. RAYNgS. 27, South John-street. For NASSAU, NEW PROVIDENCE, direct, the Sub w' stantial New Brig DAMPIER, Captain JOHN FIND e• LATy.ri, (late of the EUPHEMIA;) burtlren . per register 208 tons, 11668 h-built, sails fast, and is in every respect a most desirable opportunity for Goods and Passengers; will be positively despatched on the sth proximo.--For freight or passage, apply to the Master, on board; Mr. JOHN CLAY.. POLE, 2, Great Charlotte-street, or to BUCHANAN and BRONITNE. To sail on the 12th instant.—For NEW ORLEANS, f' the fine coppered American Ship CORDOVA, „;."". Moss OwENs, Master; burthen . per register 350 --" — ttl""- tons ; she takes no salt, and shippers may depend up on her being despatched punctually as above.--For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board, Kin's Dock, or to WILLIAM OXLEY, Rumford-place. --, For BALTIMORE, the fine British-built Barque TEVIOTDALE, —, Master; A 1, busthen per i , , register 385 tons, sails fast, and having a large portion of her cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch.— For terms of freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply on hoard, in the Queen's Dock, to Messrs. T. and W. DavtEs, or to JOHN HOLT and Co. For CHARLESTON, the fine first-class Barque *op, .. DEPENDENT, Captain Wm. GALKEE ; burthen • Wia s t'l per register 257 tons, British-built.. and newly cop "" -' pered, is an eligible conveyance for fine goods, and will be despatched forthwith.—For terms of freight or passage opply to JOHN HOLT and Co. The fine fast-sailing Brig HARBY, stands A 1; 163 tons per register, or thereabouts ; coppered and ,16.74.„ V-- copper-fastened ; she is a firm substantial well-built vessel, and built by the present owners e without consi deration of expense ; carries a large cargo, and is calculaled for the Mediterranean or any other trade her tonnage may'suit, and having an ample inventory of good stores, may be sent to sea at a very trifling expense. • Now lying at the West Buoy, London Docks. William Gibbins, aster.—For inventories and further particulars apply on board, or to ROBERT SALTER, No. 3, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street, London. SOUTE AMERICA. LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO. To sail on the Ist and 16th of every month. ..., To sail on the 16th October, the tine Teak-built W `Ship FAIR HELEN, Captain J. icKmAN; Al, being nearly new; 335 tons per register; colpered and copper-fasiened, sails remarkably fast, and in every respect a superior conveyance for goods and passengers; lies in the Prince's Dock.—For terms, &c., apply to TnomAs F. DYSON, Esq. ; Messrs. ASHLEY BROViERS• Mr. JOHN Howwv.i.r.; or to W., and J.'TYRER. Shippers are respectfully informed that the Subscribers have come to the determination of sendinethree instead of two Packets per month to the above port, viz. on the Ist, 10th and 20th, to commence on the Ist November next; and that the same punctuality of despatch at these periods will be observed as heretofore of the Packets of the Ist and 16th. For PERNAMBUCO, the Brig INDIAN, C. , BORTIINVICK, Master; burthen per register 275 tons , 4 4f) - coppered and copper-fastened, sails fast, and trill have immediate dexpatch.—For terms of freight, &c., apply tO Mr. A. PARLANIC, Messrs. HEYWORTHrd CO., or to GEO. 111 C EIFIE D, Oldhall-street. ROTTERDAM, COLOGNE, MAYENCE, .• \ ,k ‘. and all places on the RHINE, as far as MAN ,. HEINI and SCHROECK. The well-known splendid Steam Ship BATAVIER, Captain DUNLOP; 500 tons, and 200 horse power, will leave London for the above places on Sunday the 6th October, and every succeeding Sunday, returning fiom Rotterdam every Tuesday. This Vessel has superior accommodation for families. Places booked in London for any part of the Rhine, on application to Mr. MAY, 123, Fenchurch-street; Messrs. BATTEN and ED WARDS, 66, Lower Thames-street, London. All Goods intended for any part of Holland will be re ceived and forwarded by the Brokers, BATTEN and EDWARDS. NEW SOUTH WALES Now Loadingg , and Warranted First Vessel. .4* For VAN DIE:MAN'S LAND and SYDNEY, New SOUTH WALES, the XESSIE, JAMES TROUP, Commander; register tonnage 31 , 1 tons, sails fast, cop .' pered, and carries a surgeon. This vessel is fitted up io a very superior manner for the accommodation of passengers, and the greater part of her cargo being engaged, early applica tion is necessary, to Messrs. Wm. SMITH and SON, or to WILLIAM BELL, 20, Water-street.. To sit-creed the abore,—The beautiful fast-sailing armed Ship CLYDE, NATHANIEL IRELAND, Commander; burthea per register 401 tons. (One concern.) Succeeds the OTHELLO, and first Vessel.—For HO BARVIOWN and SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WA LES, a'cir the new and remarkably fast-sailing Ship BARDAS --*--- TER, —, Commander; 435 tons register, burthen Bao tons, armed, and carries an experienced Surgeon. This inct . gnificent first-class vessel is one of the largest and most splendid in the trade, is quite new, has a spacious poop and tvp gallant forecastle ; the sleeping cabins and berths are of an un usual size, well aired, and fitted up with every convenience for the comfort of passengers. Her height between decks is seven feet, extending the whole length of the ship from stem to stern, affording accommodations that have rarely, if ever, been offered before ; and having been specially engaged fur the conveyance of several families of distinction, she wilt be found in point of accommodations and equipment equal. if not superior, to any vessel in the Australian Trade.—For freight or passage, apply to Messrs. HENDERSON, SE LLAR and C RY o., or to HENFOX, 33, Drury-lane ry For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. 4 TllE 4 , STEAM-PACKET i ' DUBLIN COMPANY,. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To I3UBLIN Daily. To BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, on Wednesday next, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, from the George's Pier - hea d . Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Wetter-street. JOHN MiCAMMON. On ,Sal c. ON SALE. i • The very substantial New Ship WATT, 505 register tons, built of oak, and copper-fastened; her equip ments, &c. are of the very best materials, and she will be found an eligible vessel for any trim* where the size May he wanted. Her dimensions are. lengitb of keel 121 5-12 feet, breadth 30 4-12 feet, depth of hold 22 feet, hei&ht of poop 6 9-12 feet, and length of poop about 3t) feet ; lying in Queen's DlNk.—For particulars, &c. apply to DUN CAN GIBB. iionbon gibipping. UNITED STATES. To sail on the 15th of October.—Direct for C HAR L ES TON, the remarkably fine fast-sailing British-built g" Ship FORTITUDE, A 1, coppered and copper-fas tened, JOHN M 4 CIX RE, Commander; 300 tons bra then. Lying in London Dock. Has superior accommodations for Passengers.—For freight or passage app))' to Messrs. Bizow N, DANsus, and 00., 2, New Broad-strcet W or C. ALTON, Newman's-court, 73, Coruhill, London. THIS DAY, (Friday) the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, 100 Tierces Jamaica COFFEE. Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co. Merchants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday) the 4th inst., at One o'clock, at Badenach and Jenkinson's Office, John-street, 5 Casks CREAM OF TARTAR, Lately landed ex Jane, from Bourdeaux,—For particulars apply to BADENACH and JEN KINSON, Brokers. THIS DA Y, (Friday,) the 4th inst., at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumford-street. 150 Tons Savanilla FUSTIQ, 8 Ditto Small NicaragueiVOOD, Landing ex Rowena, east side King'll:Dock.—For further partionlars apply to Messrs. KERB, IMBIE, and ToMLINsoN, Mercharin, or WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. NEW SOUTH WALES. .IFor UOBART TOWN and SYDNEY , the fine icy'' Brig MEAN\VELL, J. M. An loa.IN, Commander; , hurthen 300 tons • coppered and copper-fastened. Lying in the London Dock:, -Has good accommo dations for passengers, and sails fast.--Vor freight or passage apply to J. G. MA UZETTI, 9, T CooJ. Nper'Oß s-iw,.Tower , bill, or to . RIE, 7, Billiter-square, Leadenhall-street, London. This Vessel bas a large quantity of goods engaged, and will be quickty despatched. . _ . For SYDNEY direct, has the greatest part of her Ar: Cargo engaged, and shipping, tie remarkably fine 'on; newly-coppered British-built-6114(B RISTOL, burthen "'" 500 tons, ISAAC RICHES, Commander; lying in the St. Katharine's Duck. This vessel has a poop, and lofty 'tween decks, and possesses very excellentaccommodation both for Cabin and Steerage Passengers. Wr very superior qualities iu sailing are well known.—For freight or passage .pply_ to G. L. JACKSON and SONS, 11, Water-lane, Tower-street, London, And in Exchange hours on the Spanish, Portugal, and Italian Walks. Has the greater part of her cargo an Gard. and trill be 4r.• dsspatehed ed ia hely. —D irect for, , LAUNCESTON , VAN DLEMEN'S LAND, the fine i6ppered and armed Brig LAVINIA, JAMES CAIN, Commander; burthen 200 tons ; lying in the London Dick - Basin; has excellent sec° tamod a t ions for passengers.—For, freight or passage apply to RopEuT BROOKS, ESCI., 80, Old BrOad-street, or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCKLE, 33, Mark-lane, London. A Constant Trader —For SYDNEY, has the greater i-. plot g f hi l p 'er dir c e a c r f f ' o e r n thei d w'r a t. n tte w 6 T aT ll, e cc ia r s t t ai s n a l iiir s, g ail s t h l lp e CRAIGIEVA It, WILLIAM RAt; Commander; A 1, coppered and armed ; hurthen 34) lolls; lying in the St. 'ne Docks.. Has exce lent accommodation for passen . .... The fine Snow DAWSON, 226 tons per register, built at Lancaster in 1826, under contract and inspec t'V Tei lion of the present Commander, of_ j tlie best materials, and is finished in the first style 9f workmanship ; she is copper-fastened, and was sheathed witirstout copper in 1831, neatly decorated with bust head, carvectitern, and sham quarter galleries, has a raised quarter deck 27 feet long, handsomely fitted after cabin and dining room, carries a large cargo, sails fast, abundantly found in stores, and adapted to general pur poses. Fras. Dawson, Commander. Now lying in the St. Katharine Dock.—For inventories and further particulars ap- ply to M. WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London Lonbon *tram Nabigation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN Y Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S 4y7\ \ . PACKETS - ..r. - : ~ .... ...... ;, ..,- LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (Ilith his Majesty's Mails) every Wednesday and Saturday morning early. For ROTTERDAM (with his Majesty's Mails) every Wed nesdaX and Saturday morning, at seven o'clock precisely. For OSTEND every Saturday morning. For CALAIS every Wednesdiy and Saturday with Passengers only, and every Sunday with Passengers and Merchandise. For BOULOGNE every Thursday morning. For RAMSGATE every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at half-past Nine. For MARGATE every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at Nine. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE every Wednesday and Sat- urday morning. For freight, apply at J. NORMAN'S, 1, Water-lane, Tower street; and for berths at this Office.—lnformation may also be had at No. 56, Haymarket. N.B.—Passengers going to Hamburg are requested to be on board early on Thesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigation Company's Office, 69, Lombard-street. London. STEAM NAVIGATION on the RIIINE. The splendid and elegantly fitted Steam Vessels f the RHENISH COMPANY start every morning from Cologne to Coblentz, Mayenco, Worms, Mannheim, Spire, Germersheim, and Schrock, (near Carlsruhe and Baden Baden,) and vice versa, passing throwili all the ro mantic and magnificent scenery of the Rhine, anebeing by far the most eligible and agreeable route to Switzerland, Italy, Vi enna, and the South of Germany.—For further particulars apply to CROSBY and LAMBE, 66, Lower Thames-street, London. tiberpoot *.ttain Nabigation. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, w ith liberty to -Tow Vessels, EL , and to sail and navigate with or iorthout Pilots, The new Steam Boat A ST. PATRICK, ALEXANDER KEAT. 3 Commander; Propelled with Two Ensines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George I. orres ter and. Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. 'roam R. N., Corpmander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. July, 1833. JOHN TOBIN. Llbcrpoot matt 5 by auction. TIIIS DAY. MONDAY. On Muriper next; the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side of the Queen's Dock, 200 Barrels North Carolina TAR. At Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, at One _ o'clock, t. 100 Tons fine fresh Campeachy LOGWOOD, Landing ex Nimrod, east side Queen's Dock. Apply to Messrs. CYRUS MORRALL and Sos, Merchants. or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR and Co., Brokers TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'cloclQ, in Dempsey, Bcnbow, and Co.'s Bon ded Yard, Green and street, 140 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, Imported in the Fieldfare, ex St. Domingo, lately landed—For particulars apply to J. W. GIBSONE, Esq. Merchant, or DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and GO., Brokers. On TUESDAY next. the Bth instant, Twelve o'clock, in Dempsey Benbow, and Co.' Bottled Yard, Greenland street, 167 Logs and Plank f CEDAR, Imported in the Lavinia, ex New outh Wales, now landing. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. TUESDAY. On 'TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's 4ce, Oldltall-strtet, 120 Tierces JaMaica Apply to Messrs. JOHN" MULHOLLAND OKI CO., Merchants, No. t 2, Exchange-chambers, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, BrOkers. On TuEsulY nest, the Bth inst., at Twelve o'cl9j.Kat Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-bsteet, 451 Bags Trinidad COCOA, Ex Lima Packet and Effort, from TriAidad.—Apply to Messrs. Wool.) and Co., Merchants, or to BIiCHA.NAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, .at Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, 1(X) Bags PEPPER, Ex 11,1edora, from Bombay.—Apply to Niessis. JOHN SKINNER and Cu. Merchants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. TO CONNOiSSEURSJN SPANISH MAHOGANY AND SATIN W OOD. On TUSSDA Y next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, in Dempsey, Bsabow and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Greenland ati•cet, 406 Logs Spanish MAHOGANY, 6 Logs SATIN WOOD. Being the cargo of the Melantho, ex Si Domingo, just landed. This cargo has been selected with great care, by an eminent judge; is real City Wood, of good bottom and rich colour; it comprises Curls of the choicest description, good Ve neer and fine figured Table Logs. The Satin Wood is of superior quality, and such as is rarely offered for sale ; the whole alfording a favourable opportunity to dealers and cabinet makers fOr making purchases.--For further particulars, apply to J. G. Esq., London, or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Office of N. Waterhouse and Sons, street, (unless previously disposed of in private) the fine A 1 armed Brig GRECIAN ; this fine vessel was built at Whitehaven by Messrs. Thomas and John Brockle bank, in the year 1825, under the inspection of her late owner; was thoroughly examined and coppered in 1831, is in excellent order, and well found in stores of the best description; length 88 feet 81 inches, breadth 24 feet 8 inches ; depth 16 feet 81 inches; burthen per register 233 52-91 tons.—For inventories and particulars apply to N ICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS. ON SALE. MARASCHINO, of the best quality. Bordeaux PLUMS and PRUNES, in Quarter-boxei, Eighth-boxes, Cartons, and Half-cartons. ,Verona SHUMAC. Vein MARBLE. French CREAM OF TARTAR. A few cargoes of African TEAK TIMBER, Deliverable at Sierra Leone, &arias, or Malicouri Rivers. Apply to H. CASTELLAIN, SCHAEZLER, and Co. Union-buildings, Cook-street. by Auction. By Messrs. WrisIsTANIE - 17 and SON. On MONO.VY next, the 7th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-stAet, LL that commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the north-side of Houghton-street, in Li rpool, and extending back to Dawson-street, lately pied by J. Whittle, as the "Woodman Tavern." There are excellent FIXTURES on the .raises, and the back part, which is fitted up for the sale of Beer, and fronts St. John's Market, can be occupied separately. The tenure is leasehold, under the corpordtion of Liverpool, for the remainder of a term of 21 years, of Which 17 years and upwards are unexpired. For further particulars apply to Messrs. CA asoN and CnooKE, Solicitors, 38, Castle-street, Liverpool. FURNITURE, FOREIGN INSECTS, ITALIAN SCULPTURE, 4.c. By BRANCH and SON, On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Eleven O'clock, at the Hanover-rooms, A N assemblage of valuable HOUSEHOLDTURE, including a very general variety , Of Drawing and Dining-room, Parlour, and Chamber Artiel i ef also, A choice Collection of ITALIAN SCU 'TURED ALA BASTER, consigned from Leghorn, an 4. onsisting of very chaste and beautiful Groups of Figures, deluding the Graces and Venus of Canova, Bacchus and Ariadne, from the Antique, Niobe, and other Classical Figures, several beautifully formed Vases, and other, ornamental Articles, with Pedestals, &c. all finely executed, and in good condition, with a Collection of finely PRESERVED INSECTS, imported from Calcutta; a Guitar, &c. To be viewed TO-MORROW (Saturday) the sth, with Catalogues DUTCH BULBS. By BRANCH and SON, On WEDNESDAY nxet, the 9th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, A VERY Choice Collection of Dutch Bulbous FLOWER . ROOTS, consigned from the celebrated Nurseries of J. D. NIEMANN, at Haerlem, and comprigiug much-admired varieties of the Double and Single Hyacintlif . Narcissus, Tulip, Crown Imperial, Lily, Crocus, Jonquil, Iris, Ranunculus, Anemone., and other fine Flowers. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had from BRANCH and SoN. LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY. By BRANCH and SON, On THURSDAY next, the 10th instant, and following days, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-rooms, r IHE extensive and valuable STOCK of a LINEN and JL WOOLLEN DRAPER, comprising capital superfine Broad and Narrow Woollen Cloths, of the most fashionable colours and excellent quality, Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloths, Ready-made Wearing Apparel, Waistcoatings, Trowsering, Buttons, Irish Linens, Shirtings, Muslins, Cambrics, Sheet ings, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, Counterpanes, &c. To be viewed on WEDNESDAY next, the 9th instant, when Catalogues may be had from BRANCH and SON. By Mr. JAS. BACH, On WEDNESDAY next, the 9th instant, at Aix, o'clock in the Evening, at the Old Roan, in Aintree, LL that M ESSUAGE or DWELL IN G-H OUSE, Coach house, (now used as a Wheelwrights-shop,) Garden, and Premises, situate in Aintree, in the counts , of Lancaster, and within six miles from the Liverpool ExChange, arra in the occupation of Mr. Blundell as tenant thereof. The Premises are Leasehold, under the Earl of Sefton, for three lives, two of which are in being, under a ground rent of £2 Bs. For particulars apply to Mr. JAS. BAP!, at the Sefton Arms, or to Mr. GANDY, Solicitor, Lord-street, Liverpool. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On WEDNF.SDAY, the 9th day of October next, at Six o'clock in the evening, at Halliday's, the Everton Coffee-house, subject to the conditions of sale to be produced, ALL that newly-erected and well-finished DWELLING HOUSE, with the STABLE and GIG-HOUSE thereto, situate on the west side of Everton-road, near Everton village, conthining in front 7 yards, or thereabouts, and in the occupa tion of Mr. Lauder, as tenant. There is a Spring . of pure and excellent Water on the Pre mises, which are furnished with Bells, are handsomely Papered and Grated, and finished for a genteel Family. For particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and Gaocorr, Solici tors, Commerce-court, Lord-street. FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE. By Messrs, T. and J. TRO T T E On Fumy.' next, the 11th instant, at Six o'clock in the Even ing, at the House of Mr. J. Matthews, bottom of Gloucester street, rirtW 0 well and substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSES, I_ Freehold of Inheritance, situate in the continuation of Boundary-street, in Kirkdale, being 51 yards in front and 17 yards deep. Boundary-street is intended to be twenty yards wide, and commands an interesting view of Everton and its neighbourhood. Apply to JOHN BERTLES, N 0.4, Kirkdale-road, or to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. AFTER TUESDAY NEAT. On •WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock pre cisely at Duncan and Ewing's Yard, Warwick-street, 246 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, Of prime quality. Now landing ex Robert James Haynes, from Nassau.—Apply to BUCHANAN anti BROWNE, Brokers. On air. Bar, Rod, Hoop, Sheet, and Pig IRON, RAILS, TRAMPLATES, &c. SCRIVENOR'S Patent Wrought Iron CHAIRS ; BOILER PLATES, Angle and Rivet IRON ; English and Foreign STEM.; NAILS, ANVILS - , PLOUGH-MOULDS, SHIP-KNEES, HURDLES, 8.. Sheathing, Tile, Bolt, and Sheet COPPER, &c.; TIN PLATES, BLOCK TIN, &c. Apply to EDWIN MAW, 11, Exchange-buildings. Warehouse, Hill-street North, opposite Prince's Dock Basin. LonlYon Atutton. OD TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at Three o'clock, at Gar raway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, 449 Fine East India (Bombay) ELEPHANTS' TEETH, Chiefly large, quantity about five tons;just arrived, per Mains, frdm Terceira. A Parcel of African IVORY. 3 Chests East India TORTOISESHELL. Catalogues in due time by BARROW and KIRKMAN, Brokers, 7, Mincing-lane, London. Ltherpool ,E..alto by auction. BLOOD STOCK FOR SALE. The Property of a Gentleman reducing his Racing Establish ment. By Mr. LUCAS, Without reserve—To-monnow. (Saturday,) the sth inst., at One o'clock precisely, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street, Lot I.M ARSI 1) ON, a Chesnut Oelding, five years old,. Manfred, out of Paulina, by Orville. 2. Protoyenes, a Gray Gelding, four years old, by Rubens, out of Maid of the Mill. 3. Only That, a Brown Filly, three years old, by Partisan, out of Scribe, by Woful. 4. Dame Durdan, a Bay Filly, thtee years old, by Banker, out of Buxton's dam. 5. Bryn, a Bay Colt, two years old, by Fungus, darn by Topsy urvy, out of Agnes, by Shuttle. 6. Brown Colt, two years old, by Partisan, out of Scribe, by Woful. 7. Chesnut Yearling Colt, by Predictor, out of Ostrich, by Bustard. 8. Brown Yearling Colt, own brother to Bryn. 9. Bay Filly Foal, own sister to Bryn. 10. Sarah, by Whisker, out of fenny Wren, by Young Woodpecker, stinted to Predictor. She has won 18 times. 11. Brown Mare, by Jack Spigot, out of Caifacaratadaddera, stinted to Predictor. 12. Brown Pony, a good Hack, and Steady in Harness. 13. Brown Shooting Pony. Immediately after the above, 14. A Chesnut yearling Filly, by Battledore, out of Brunette. 15. A Bay Colt, by Lottery, out of Primrose, engaged at Newton, in 1834, in a Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, p. fof colts and fillies then two years old. Colts, Bst. 51b. fillies, Bst. 21b. Golhorne Course—the straight half mile :15 subscri bers. Also a Produce Stakes, 1835, atNewton ' of 50 sovs. each, h. ft.; colts Bst. 71b., and fillies Bst. 41b. One mile and a distance : 12 subscribers. 16. Mabooba, a Bay Filly, four years old, by Saladin, out of Primrose, by Comus. 17. Osman, a Brown Colt, four years old, by Muley, out of Sweet Pea, by Selim, 16 hands high, with immense power and substance. 18. Scrivener, a Chesnut Colt, four years old, by Banker, out of Sister to Rosanne. 19. A Bay Colt, four years old, by Figaro, out of Clinton's Dam. 20. A Chesnut Colt, two years old, by Peter Lely, out of oodbine, by Comus. :,21. A Bay Colt, 3 years old, by Tinker or Young Phantom, lam by Macbeth. He won the Cup this year at Durham. 22. Theodolite, a Bay Colt, 3 yerrs old, by Bedlamite, dam by Juniper. He won the Sweepstakes for horses not thorough bred, at Chester and Worcester this year. 23. Priscilla, a Boy Filly, 4 years old, by Tarradon, out of Despatch, by Blucher. Also a great variety of Harness Horses, Hunters, &c. May La. viewed.lnts DAY, at the Repositgr.Y.__ , NOTICE. h consequence of the number of Horses entered for sale im mediately after the above, no Saddlery, Ilorness, or Carriages will be offered. The Sale will commeneWtvith Horses, at One o'oloek, to a minute. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALU ABLE PLATE, &c., EVERTON. MESSRS. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS respectfully announce that they have received instructions trom the Assignees to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tt - lasola the Bth, WED NEsDAY the 9th, and THURSDAY the 10th of October, 1833, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, Nether field-road South, the whole of the modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an extensive and valuable Service of fashionable Plate, elutant Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen, handsome Table,' Dessert, and Tea Service of China, richly ut Glass, a few valuable Paintings, small Quan tities of Wine, a Patent Mangle, and other I.:fleets of Mr. John Tarleton, a Bankrupt. The Drawing Room urniture comprises a Curtain for a large Window of Drab Merino Damask; a Set ofTwelve Chairs -and Two Couches of Imitation Rosewood covered to match; Pair of Card Tables, a circular Loo, and a Lady's elegant Work or Chess Table of beautiful Rosewood; a large Chimney Glass, a modern Brussels Carpet, a Half Register Grate, Cast Fender, Fire Irons, &c. The Dining Room and Parlour Furniture consists of an ex cellent Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, a capital Pedestal Sideboard, a Set of Fourteen Chairs, a Sofa, Lounging Chair, Cheval Fire Screen, a Scarlet Merino WindoW Curtain, hand some Brussels Carpet, Half Register Grate, Fender, and Fire- • Irons. The Bed Chambers contain lofty 'Four-post, Camp, and French Bedsteads, with Morine and 'Printed Calico Hangings, well-seasoned Feather Beds , flair Mattresses and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Washstands and Chairs, Venetian and Kidderminster Carpets, a large and well-made Mahogany winged Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, &c. A variety of Culinary and other Articles of domestic use in the Kitchen, Laundry, and Cellars; -an excellent Eight-day Spring Timepiece, a capital Patent Mangle, &c. The Plate is of the most modern and fashionable description, and includes an entire and valuable Service of. Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &c. of the much admired Shell Pattern ; a richly chased Tea and Coffee Equipage, a Cake Basket, four Bottle Coasters, Set of Twenty-four Dessert Knives and Forks, in case, two Circular Waiters, four Table Candlesticks, an Egg Stand, with Cups and Spoons ; Spirit and Castor Frames, Snuffers and Trays, an elegant Plated Epergne, with Silver• mounted Plateau and Branches ; Set of I. our handsome Side Dishes and Covers, Two Chased lee Pails, Candelabra, large Salver, Table and Chamber Candlesticks, Bottle Stands, &c., and will be sold on Wednesday. The whole of which is recently new and in excellent condi tion, and may be viewed on Monday the 7th, and Catalogues had at the place of Sale, aml of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and ORIGINAL PORTMANTEAU AND TRUNK MANU FACTORY, BOVI'OM OF LORD-STREET, NEAR PARADISE-STREET , ' MARY CONNOIt (widow of the We Matthew Connor) begs respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Inhabitants of, or Visitors to Liverpool, that the PORT ANTEAU, TRUNK, &c. BUSINESS will continue to be carried on at the premises 03, BOTTOM OF LORD STREET, NEAR PARADISE-STREET, as formerly, under the firm of M. CON NOR and SON, where she respect fully solicits, for the maintenance of her lame family, a con tinuance of those favours already conferred miller late husband, for which she returns her most grateful thanks. Orders for Exportation or Home Use executA on the shortest possible notice. STOVE-GRATE, CHANDELIER, AND LAMP MANUFACTORY, AND MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE, 13, BOLD-STREET, LIN'EROOL. 4 ADYMAN and GLADSTONE,respectfully invite epublic T attention to their extensive and elegant STOCK of STOVE GRATES and FENDERS, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES, and FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, assuring Purchasers that they will find the Reduced Scale of low Prices well worthy of their notice. The Stock being entirely modern, aid of the most fashionable description, can hardly fail to give general satisfaction. LONDON UNION ASSURANCE, Established A. D. 1714. 13ERSONS whose FIRE PREMIUMS are payable at MICHAELMAS are hereby respectfully informed, that, for their own security, the same should be p.-id within fifteen days from the 29th instant. In the Life Department of this long-established Office the Premiums for Short Perio ds are lower than most others, and for the whole of Life at very equitable rates. In this last the Assured participate in Profits, without the least risk of being liable to make good Losses, as may be the case iu Mutual In surance Companies, possessing little or no capital; whereas the Union has ample Funds invested in Government Securities to meet every demand; and as a large septennial Bonus (as is expected) will be declared in 1834, the Directors confidently anticipate that the public will perceive it to be their interest to insure (and also to benefit from the Bonus in 1834) in a Com pany combining solid security with handsome Profits. September, 1833. HENRY HAMER, Agent, moimor Athertores-huildings, Dale-street. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, at Twelve for One o'clock precisely, at the liambro' Coffee-house, Water-lane, Tower street, 15 Butts S Hhds. SHERRY, 10 Pipes 3 Hhds. RED PORT, 12 Pipes of MADEIIIA, 15 Pipes of CAPE MADEIRA, 16 Cases of HOCK, 6 Pipes 28 Quarter-casks of LISBON, 4 Hhds. of BUCELLAS, 150 Dozen of Old Bottled PORT. Particulars and Catalogues of JOHN WILD, Wine and Spirit Broker, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. On WEDNESDAY the - 16th instant at Six o'clock in the even ing, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, by order of the Trustee for Sale, ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the commodious BREWERY thereon erected, with the Fixtures and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate on the east side of Ray-street, in Liverpool, containing in flout thereto 10 yards, and in depth on the north side 15 yards, and on the south side 15 yards 9 in. be the several dimensions a little more or less, now in the occupation of Messrs. Bretherton, as tenants. The tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. Application to Mr. Wm. GREGORY, Solicitor, 55, Castle-street. ST. HELENS. TO BE SOLD BY TICKET, IN LOTS, FOR BUILDING UPON, On WEDNESDAY, the Nth instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the house of Mrs. Baxter, the Raven Inn, in St. Helens, on yearly chief rents, and subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced, ATARious PLOTS OF LAND,, fronting to the new market place, in St. Helens. Plans may be seen, and further particulars obtained, on application to Mr. Issirc SHARP, Stationer, St. Helens; Mr. ROBERT CoOKE, 12, Dale-street, Liverpool; Mr. FownEN, Oxford-pl ace Manchester, Mr. LANE, .Architect, Manchester, or Mes srs . POTTER ' and Burif4yero, Solicitors, Princess-street, Manchester. ro be Ed. To be LET, on moderate terms, with immediate possession , with or without the Furniture, the HOUSE, GARDEN, and ORCHARD, formerly occupied by the late Mr. John Holden, as an extensive Academy. The Premises are capable of accommodating Forty Boarders, with every necessary con venience. The tenant can have any requisite number of Pews in the adjoining Parochial Chapel. For particulars apply to JOHN FAZACKERLY, Rainford, or ROBERT CLAY, Bold-street, Liverpool. • MUCH WOOLTON. rriO be LET, a HOUSE, STABLE, SHIPPON, and GARDEN, in Much Woolton. The House contains Five Bed Rooms, and Two Parlours, Kitchen, and Scullery on the round floor.—Apply to Messrs. GROCOTT, Much Woolto n ; or essrs. BIRD and Gaocorr, Solicitors, Liverpool. A PLEASANT SITUATION IN EVERTON. r 10 be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, a con venient FAMILY HOUSE, with a large Court at the front, and a good Garden at the back, commanding a fine ma rine view at the front, situated No. 22, Nethertield-road North, (nearly opposite the House of Charles Horsfall, Esq.) Grates and Blinds ready fixed, so that it might be entered upon with out any material expense. Rent £65 a-year, including the use of the orates and Blinds.—lnquire at No. 2, Roscommon-street, where the Key is left; 34, Pool-lane; or at No. 21, Netherfield road, which is the next House. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the LIVERPOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE of the SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE will be held on THURSDAY, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the 131.1; COAT HOSPITAL. (Signed) P. BULMER, J. B. MONK, S Secretaries. SUBSCRIPTION DIVAN. A N Establishment under the above name will shortly be Opened, 14> be conducted upon.-feat - ate-on a scale of NIAGNIFICENCE never beore attempted in Liver pool. As the opening of this Establishment will depend upon the number of Subscribers (a certain number being requisite), it is earnestly requested that those Gentlemen intending to sub scribe will immediately make application at No. 8, Exchange street East, between the hours of ten and five, when every in formation may be obtained. Liverpool, October 3d, 1833. ItINPWIr . BLUE COAT HOSPITAL. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, VACANCY being announced for 44 Office of PHY SICIAN to the BLUE-COAT HOSVITAL, I beg leave to offer my Services to fill the same. I have the honour to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, Most respectfully, FRANCIS R. P 1111, 1 3, M. B. Cantab. Liverpool, Oct. 3, 1833. TO THE SUBSCRIBERS AND GOVERNORS OF THE LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. LADIES'AND GENTLEMEN, IBEG leave to offer myself as a CAN/D ATE for the Office of HONORARY SURGEON, t ill up one of the vacancies at the NORTH DISPENSA occasioned by the election of Mess's. BANNER, andiWAINWRIGHT to the Northern Hospital. L am, Ladies and dCntlemen, Your obedient Servant, THOMAS HAYES,_ Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loudon. 6, St. Ann's, Oct. 3d. 1 , 0 THE GOVERNORS OF TIIE DISPENSARIES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Respectfully offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Office a of HONORARY SURGEON to your Charity, and trust that my exertions in the arduous and responsible duties of House Surgeon, during a period of four years, with the follow ing resolution forwarded to me by the Medical Board, on my leaving the Dispensaries, will entitle me to your support : " Resolved unanimously,—That this Beard cannot, in justice to a meritorious Officer, allow Mr. Halliday to relinquish his Situation, without recording their testimony to the zeal and attention with which he has fulfilled his professional duties during the period which he has been attached to this Institu tion."—July 11, 1833. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, J. C. HALLIDAY. 28, Nelson-street. TO THE GOVERNORS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DISPENSARY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, TWO VACANCIES having occurred in the Office of .1 SURGEON to the DISPE.:NSAAY, I beg leave to offer myself CANDIDATE for one of the* Should you deem me so far worthy of your confidence as to elect me, no exertion on Lay part shall be wanting to serve the Charity to the best of my ability. I have the honour to remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, JOHN HUGHES. 27, Clarence-street. aluoical GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. BARGAINS AT WILLIAM WARD'S, JUN. 9, CHURCH -STREET, corner of WILLLIA AISON-STREET. THE BEST London BEAVER HATS, 21s. OPERA and I: DRESS HATS, from 15s. Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, of EVERY DESCRIPTION and at extremely moderate prices. FANCY DRESS BALL. tyCASH, COSTUME, FANCY BALL, and COURT DRESS • MAKER, No. 38, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, Lou don, begs to announce that he has arrived in Liverpool with a Collection of COSTUMES, FANCY BALL and COURT DRESSES, selected from different Establishments in London, and which are now ready for inspection at Mr. RENNIu's, No. 67, Lord-street. PRIVATE CONCERTS AND QUADRILLE PARTIES. ATR. JOSHUA DONE, from London, respec.tfully informs 111. the Musical Public of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he will be happy to attend private Concerts or Quadrille Parties, for the purpose of performing on the Piano-forte. He likewise begs leave to announce, that he has been many years accus tomed to compose Music for Ladies and Gentlemen to any species of Poetry. Orders received at Messrs. PALsizas' Mu sic Warehouse, 51, Bold -street, Liverpool. NATHAN and SON, from Berwick-street and Castle-street, Leicester-square, London, return thanks for all past favours, and beg to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and all Friends in Liverpool and the vieinity,• that they have just arrived at Mr. ComEß's, 109, BOLD -STREET, their old-accustomed place at this season, with a great assortment of DRESSES for the approaching FANCY DRESS BALL, consisting of Costumes of all Nations, with a variety of Splendid Foreign and English. Regimentals, Hussar Dresses, Court Suits, &c., which for va riety and elegance cannot be equalled, and most of them made expressly for the occasion, which are now ready I'm Public Inspection for Sale or Hire, on reasonable terms. Gentlemen wanting any particular Costume made up on this occasion, Messrs. N. can supply them on the shortest notice. 109, Bold-street. NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS, MHE SINGER'S SYSTEMATIC GUIDE to the SCI 1. ENCE of MUSIC; to the training of the various classes of Voice; to the facture and application of the ornaments in Singing; and to manner.—Price 12s. A. Concise Collection of the Rudiments of Vocal Music, in tended to assist persons who practise Glees, or Choral Music, in the art of Reading at Sight. —Price 4s. 6d. The Venite, Te Deum, Benedicite; Benedictus, Jubilate, &c., properly phrased, and adapted to favourite Chant Tunes.— Price 3s. 6d. ENGLISH PSALMODY : being a Collection of above 200 Tunes adapted to Hymns, and a Selection from the Psalms; and ar ranged for two, three, and four voices.—ln Five Numbers, price Bs. each. By J. MOLINEUX. To be had at the principal Music Warehouses,land at the Author's Music Academy, Neivington-bridge. SPLENDID FASHIONS, FROM LONDON AND PARIS, AT THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION, No. 3, ..CHURCH-STREET. 'ERS. ROBINSON, haying succeeded her late Mother in V 1 the concern of Conways and Co., begs leave most respect fully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, ann Public of Liverpool, that she has personally selected a most splendid Assortment of PARISIAN MILLINERY, WHITE CHIPS, FANCY STRAWS, PATENT TUSCANS, the shapes all of the lasi mode, with a variety of FEATHERS, FLOWERS, and other FANCY Goons, together with a most extensive as well as elegant Stock of FURS, in BOAS, MUFFS, TIPPETS, CAPES, &c.,. in real Ermine, Chin chilla, Fox Sable, Angola Squirrel, Swandown and every other description. The whole of these Goods to be Sold at extraordinary Low Prices, and Mrs. It. trusts, by sparing no expense in giving the Newest Fashions, and offering them as sae does at such mode rate piices, that the Ladies of Liverpool will continue to show that decided preference to this Establishment which they have always done. FREE TRADE! TEA, COFFEE, AND SPICE WAREHOUSE, No. 3, St. George's-crescent, Castle-street, Liverpool. SHILL respectfully returns his warm and sincere thanks • to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal encou ragement he has experienced since his commencement in busi ness, and begs to acquaint them that his present Stock consists of strong, fine, and rich-flavoured TEAS, carefully selected from the most favourite lots of the last sale; also, a choice se lection from the finest descriptions of COFFEE, which he can offer on terms equally advantageous as any house in the trade; and he trusts that, being aided by a practical knowledge of the business, in uniformly endeavouring to maintain a supply of the best Articles; .he will be enabled to give that satisfaction which will secure for him a continuante of their kind patro nage. CHOICE WINES. D ICHARD ABRAM, 13, LEIGH- S TREET ; (l eading out of lIL Parker-street, next to the Neptune HOtel,) again has the pleasure to remind his friends and the Public that he has still on hand an extensive Stock of exquisitely fine Old PORT, five years in wood, and upwards of seven in bottle, shipped by various houses of the highest respectability. Also, a large Assortment of Old Pale, Gold, and Brown coloured SHERRIES in bottle. Hhds. and Quarter Casks, &c. of every other description of WINES and SPIRITS, of his own importation. N.B. Noblemen and Gentlemen who may have occasion to replenish their cellars will be allowed a liberal abatement. As usual, Barclay, Perkins, and Co.'s PORTER. A FARCE AT DUDLEY. The borough of Dudley was on Monday visited by its representative, the Solicitor-General. The horses were taken from the carriage of the Learned Gentleman on his entrance into town, and he was drawn by the populace to his hotel in Market-place. A large concourse of the in habitants immediately collected„and Sir John was called upon to address th - em. He then mounted the baraiiche seat of his carriage, and spoke at great length, giving a sketch of the part lie had taken in the House of Com mons during the past session, explaining the various bills he had introduced and carried for the amendment of the laws, and taking a general review of the proceedings du. ring the same period, especially congratalhting•his consti tuents upon the practical abolition of slavery. In conclu sion, he said he trusted that the extinction of vestry cess in Ireland might be considered as an omen of the abolition of church rates in England, the payment of which was clearly distinguishable from tithes—church rates being an equal tax, and tithes being property that was never pur chased or paid for by the owner of the land subject to them. The Learned Gentleman having finished, the question was put whNher Sir John Campbell and the first ses sion of the reformed Parliament merited the appro probation of the inhabitants of Dudley ? •There was a great spew of hands, and when the contrary was put no hand was held up ! ! Three cheers were then proposed for Sir John, which were given with enthusiasm, and the crowd quietly dispersed.—ln the evening, Sir John met a considerable number of his supporters at the Bush Inn, when a resolution, approving " generally" of his conduct during the session, but censuring some of the measures of the legislature during the same period, was presented to him by his committee! ! On its being put to the meeting, it was objected to by one of his for mer adherents, Ati. Parkin, who made a long speech in opposition to many of the measures of government. Sir John having replied and defended the Ministry, the meet ing separated. The Learned Gentleman took leave of his constituents on Thursday evening.—Salopian Jour nal. FEMALE 1:km1,1,15r: 7 -The annals of . duelling afford no such extraordinary instance as the following, which we find in a Swiss journal:—" A woman of robust frame, aged 66, residing at Chenes Bougerie, had been upon terms of animosity with a baker for twenty-eight years, and had frequently challenged him to meet her sword in hand. They had in fact two several combats, from which the Amazon retired both times wounded. But nothing daunted, she again forced her adversary to meet her a third time, and they had a rencontre a few days since at Villette, when the fair Armida was so severely hurt, that for three days her life was despaired of. She is, how ever, now fast recovering, and avows her resolution to enter the field again as soon as she has recovered her Ocri ASSES SE D TAXES. Several meetings have been latterly held in various parts of the metropolis, for the avowed purpose of orga nizing a system of resistance to the assessed taxes. Two more were held on Monday evening, one in Westmins ter, and the other in 'Lambeth, to devise the best means of ab olishing these taxes, when they came to the unani mous resolution of forming associations in each district, in order to employ every constitutional means to effect their immediate and total repeal, and to solicit subscriptions to defray the unavoidable expenses con- nected with the carrying such object to a successful issue. In consequence of there being no less than 2,000 housekeepers, in the parish of St. And rew, Holborn, 'who have failed to pay up theirassessed taxes, several of them have received a circular from Mr. Leggett, the Solici r of Taxes, informing them, that if the arrears be not paid up before the 24th instant, his Majesty's Commissioners will direct immediate process to issue for the recovery or the same. Fourteen Exchequer writs have during the last few days been served upon the inhabitants of Marylebone , for the nonpayment of the assessed taxes. The Mary lebone Association have intimated their intention of carrying the defendants down to the King's Bench in a triumphal car, preceded by a band of music.=London• paper, REJOICINGS AT GREDINGTON, &c. On Friday last, the Honourable Lloyd Kenyon re turned to Gredington with his amiable bride. The ar rival of the happy pair at Whitchurch was announced by a merry peal of bells, and on their reaching the confines of the Principality (where two splendid arches with ap propriate inscriptions had been erected), they were met • by at immense cavalcade, composed of respectable per sons who had assembled to greet their arrival and escort • them to Gredington. Mr. Joseph Lee, of Redbrook Farm, shortly addressed Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon, express ing his assurance of the high respect entertained towards the honourable gentleman by his neighbours, so many of whom were present to testify their feelings of attach ment, 'and to congratulate him and his lady on their ar rival in his native county. " You have, Sir, he added, no doubt, seen much to please and interest you in your recent tour, but nothing, I think, calculated to' excite more lively emotions in your mind than the scene nom' • before you ; for I am persuaded this is not mere dis play of that outward respect which. is due to high birth and station, but a testimony of heartfelt attachment and esteem. Sensible how much the welfare of a neighbour hood is dependent, under Providence, upon persons of rank. and property, we trust we shall have the benefit of your.influence and example by your residence amongst us. We are fully satisfied from past experience of your • anxious desire to promote the happiness of all around you, and assure you it will ever be our prayer that your-- self and your amiable lady may not only be successful in your plans for the good of others, but that you may yourselves be crowned with every blessing." Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon appeared to be much gratified, • by the respect shown them; and the honourable gentle man, on behalf of his lady and himself, very feelingly ex pressed their warm sense of the kind disposition towards them evinced by his neighbours, at the same time stating their intention to reside amongst them, and to lose no • opportunity of advancing their welfare and happiness. He said, whatever they had seen on the continent to in- * terest them, they had experienced no gratification equal to that caused by the kindness which had given rise to • the scene they now witnessed. Mr. Kenyon's address was followed by three hearty ' cheers from the assembled multitude, and by the discharge • of cannon, which re-echoed through the surrounding . country. The cavalcade then moved onward towards Hanmer, at which place from three to five thousand per sons were congregated to welcome the respected pair, ' and who, with a band of music and banners suitably in scribed, escorted them to Gredington. Several fat oxen were slaughtered at Hanmer, and about a thousand poor persons were regaled there with a good dinner and a pro per allowance of ale. The children of the different schools , supported by Lord Kenyon lined the road into his lord ship's grounds. Several fat sheep also were given away at Redbrook to the neighbouring poor, and in the even ing there was a display of fireworks from the grounds of • Mr. Lee.—Salopian Journal. ENGLISH OFFICERS IN PEDRO'S ARMY.—We have been aware that English officers, who, having been duped by the false statements of the Pedroite agents, went out to assist in the buccaneering projects of the discarded Em peror of Brazil, are disgusted with their situation in the army of that marauder, and have been for some time re turning to England in considerable numbers; but we were not informed of the particulars of gross insult to , which these gentlemen have been exposed until within these few days, during which period we have had, the • opportunity of frequent communication with three of them who arrived in London last week. According to the statement of these parties, it appears that Pedro made no scruple of knocking them down, and passing other gross indignities upon them. The Englishmen in his service have gained every victory, the credit of which the Portuguese obtained by being placed in the van as soon as the battle was over. On one occasion, during the siege of Oporto, some English officers complained to him of the negligence of the commissariat, when the ex-ems• peror tauntingly sent them a horse that had been dead for several days, and told them to ask their friends to the repast.—Morning Post. , The Carlo Alberto continues to occupy the public mind at Marseilles. The captain says that he left Civita Vec chia on the 15th September with nineteen tubs of leeches; arrived at Leghorn on the 16th ' • left that port on the 17th, after having taken on board two bales of silk and five passengers; reached Genoa on the 18th, took on board seven barrels of cochineal, and ten passengers ; left on the following day for Nice, where he arrived on the 20th, and landed five passengers and two packages; reached Marseilles on the 21st, having on board twelve passengers, and divers packages.—French Paper THE WELLESLEY " WELCOME." • There be some fastidious critics who aaect to think that the " Ode" given by us in celebration of the Noble 111 - irquis'e return, contains too much matter of levity for an event se sorrowful; and as our object is to please the palates of all, We subjoin a more grave production, which possibly may better suit the tastes of these sedate personages : Thou'rt welcome to our land of dearths, Where hunger leads thee to his throne! Thou'rt welcome to our cheerless hearths, Where starving thousands groan ! The sickly tradesman welcomes thee With eye uplifted in despair; Then looks upon his misery, And sees thy image there. Thou'rt welcome to a church, whose wail Thy friends have drawn from blood and tears ; Didst thou not hear upon the gale The echo of her fears ? Welcome to altars trampled down ! To hearts whose noblest fires are quench'd! To men who from thy master's crown By traitors have been wrench'd ! To those upon whose necks thy foot Was like a heartless tyrant's set ; On whom thv burning brand was put — They reel it scathing yet. In vain upon this mournful day The roaring cannons sadly pour Their discord o'er the deep dismay That spreads from shore to shore., As thou in state art hears'd along, Nor hand, nor voice, nor eye, nor sign, Prom out the melancholy throng, Greets thee along the line. But, like some male De Castro, thou 'Midst regal pageants art made brave; For death had thrown around thy brow The shadow of the grave. Yes ! welcome to a land of blood— A clime of bigotry and guilt 'Twas thou who first let loose their brood, — Now check them if thou wilt. ' Now reap the whirlwind thou didst sow— Repose upon its stormy breast, And there its voice of crime and woe May lull thee to thy rest. Welcome to those thy creed has led On to the rebel's midnight vow— The men by whom our blood was shed— And who despise thee now. Dublin Evening Mail. NOTICE TO MARINERS, Trinity-house, London, Sept- 2 6 , - -3 a d Notice is hereby given, that this corporation has caul.. o o buoy, painted black, and marked on the head "Eastern Sand," to be placed near the eastern edge of the Cross off Yarmouth. q ring The buoy lies in six and a half fathoms at low water,. st . __ tides, with the following marks and compass bearings, 1 -1 /,_-* t he The Tower of the New Church at Yarmouth, on wit" second Windmill from the Southward on Yarmouth Derr`'' bearing W. N. Lowestoft Church Spire, S. W. Winterton Church Tower, N. N. W. Newarp Light Vessel, N. N. E. E. By order. J. HERBERT, Secret,ol. t o 6l ‘ A correspondent observes that Lord Brougham certainty h is a sleeping dose on his way to Westmoreland, as it apPe gil lordship took his broe :lames along ith him. a 'P ill CONUNDRUM.—W th hy r is rny Lord w Brougham like C t he Maitland of the Bellerophon ?—Answer, because he td ° ' greatest nap ever heard of. TIIE DE GREY iLT.—The contemplated rnarriag! o i r); tween Lady Anne and Viscount Fordwich is understood td fixed for Saturday next. The ceremony_is to be Peorrf°trregtorri town, for which purpose the distinguistud relatives 0- s hot ties, and the Cowpers, Hi [tons, De Greys, will m ake 01 0 stay in the metropolis. Her ladyship, before the death 0.,0,0 late Countess De Grey, was recognised in the fashionabl"hert4 as the Hon. Miss Robinson, an 3, with her sister, will in 4t. 1 5 the large estates of the earl, her father. The Itoneytao?n tet : t be said will be passed on the continent. The family, at marriafze. v~ l E a L