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

r g-t 4, 4 61 41 /44i - n'4fl y • - _ A- - , ( " 4* *:; , -9- * - - r Lk/ 41111 Ell v AN GENERAL C MMERCI L A VERTIS -SM 0 LLETT. °•40• kr, ltY h?"ReE p' 1 3N , LINEN DRAPERY , HOSIERY , & c . Nev a nd GLASSON respectfully announce to their f4 t , i ; and the Public that they intend ' to open the I tre et 'Y Occupied by M —essrs. HARRIS and SON, 74, i th .t iitfiaptt door to Mrs. H. Rickman's) on THURSDAY 44 0 i yf In stant, with an entirely near stock of French Nrartufactured GOODS , suited to the present sea ig of Silk Mercery , I;ine'n Drapery, Shawls, ilt t a berg lioslery Gloves , If • and 'win , . desirous ''try S hare of ar -"- h "r in t iention to ic patronage,el . ou P the smallest scale of profit for Ready. IC° h `ADVANCE ON WOOLLEN GOODS, usual IvivsnitiO RD sTit o E e E r l . f. ff d to Purchasers of LIVE„ W'OOL'LEN GOODS al-the m 4 r,, 4t ' r°o l , CLOTH ES I'APJAsHm-N-!` lin.. at ly Lo Part of an unusually largo , STOCK is be u wer than Regular Prices. see buyers niay select from the Cheapest, Largest, and Cit4,llc,,,Stock out of the Metropolis. '`"ll' qt .:u 0........___ 1161)I13LE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without Wires or Ligatures, m5„....4" FILLING DECAYED T. 1 . 7.7.1 1 .11 WITH k„ 71:11RAL Ed Z.3CCF.'.:I4-I.I4EUM, TOop.ithout Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and I PS t ' l°l) - ( BLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH. io l 'e llSJ • M. MALLAN, No. 46, BOLD-STREET, ~, , T rl, and Monsieur A. MALLAN, 82, KING : 4a44 onchester, 4 4 , arr.oN DEv 3i ysls, (of the firm o . t . ,1tr,,,.°043, Gre L u i ' ll ;treet oomsbury, and Halt ciaii',`, Picca.dilltvt Russell- London, where they may be con itltiqulnieutly thank their Friends and the Public, • for „rnieth,,d support which they continue to receive. o; 4 1 4 : t Z us , of filling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres ,i, relier,ea!_e LlEL t) tt h . --14 'g loose nattiral, or artificial Teeth, without ar my eXtensiyely kno . wn and too highly esti of ti tli tv 4nY lengthened exposition in advertisements. i, Q hir . ar e constantly welcome to witness the .applica -010. NELtAL S UCCEDANUIThi, which they so universally 4 41,_ . ' la Liverpool and Manchester daily. Charges as in Paris. '‘e th'lel):2lissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt, bearing 1141 Say of May, 1825, awarded and issued forth of Liver in the county of Lan jf,ay A 'lour Dealer and egoit r, intend to meet On -`4eelof"‘,Pril instant, at O ' Solicitor, in the Afternoon, °Ol a f „,;'lr• WILLIAM HIN , Solicitor, John -street, th 4, is aad - p . ' w es aid, to make a fur er aud tival Dividend ot ta"'ets of the said Bankrupt, when aud where t , r P 4 red . ' t 7 o ° have not already proved . their Debts are to t t he s . •,,Prove the same, or they will be . ' 4l low e t Dividend. And ail claims not then proved ol d er 641°Ll t ioned Creditors who have proved Debts L ilqatehnlissi on of Bankrupt, bearing date the 23d WOCA 0 79 3, awarded and issued forth against •V,1, 14 th e ''WELL and THOMAS SMYTH, both of 1 , 4 4 ,",tlnty of Lancaster, and JOHN FORBES 1! 4 t,r,eale rs 'lEGOßY, both of the city of London, i Nerp o and Partners, carrying on Trade or Busi n?ti '441' 1 3 ' aforesaid, under the name, style, or firm of itt, v ,or b i and Company, are informed that one or more iL ht thk o f t l idends which have been declared upon their tep ar 4 fgainst the joint Estate of the Bankrupts, or b c't \ l• B l ,'l):4, t Estate of Charles Caldwell and Thomas 'o4o,"tat4, to Estate of Charles Caldwell, or the separate It t 'hy - P•tep tc , 9 alyth, remain unclaimed, add they or the ee,i -e lair e `A'entatives of such of then s may be dead, 1: :1(1 fo n the c"„ t4. come in before Fr. is Gregg, Esq., at tl l ,l l ,. s c'r e rtl ltith -11 ,,, 11 of Bankruptcy, B .inghall-street, Lou 4htioivCietnori4iin the same, or in default thereof they end s eluded the benefit of such Dividends, 114 ; , ) „, Paid remaining unclaimed will be divided Ati'Llli- •to the her Creditors seeking relief under i t 04 . o I ' Al " letter will be rejected if not post paid. I, lli l loi t , li? N T qta v ,P ~ THE BANKRUPTS. C , 1 4(tr thE JOINT ESTATE OF '4 '54 - i'' --' Liverpool,' sawyer , , 3 _ .. ,13..11tph. t t t kb Pl) * h Song l ett ; arb er, 1 0 ' 1 4 (1111 4 -i 8() 11 t IP‘YI p ' 4 4 , . . . Walton, spimter Liverpool, marble mason Do. gentleman Do. bricklayers Do. timber merchants Do. merchant Do. widow Do. widow Do. spinster Do. cotton manufacturer Do. shipwright bki k -' el k i t 44 Do. S y to lei ) , , Do. ,ikt,,:'ejh r u Deane, Do. N N) 14) e lle t 'ii: Do. 44 4 r 1i Nl' Do. it), It i l'ti 4 1 14 4 Do. koo , , r, , Do. 1 , 4 tl i Yl O , Do. ‘,41 Otte ' 4tld Taylor Do. V 1 4 /. e ) t 4 111-1 eo - 2 Northwich i. lh N I i z 3, Liverpool, merchant i l l t , '' l 4 Y, .),, , Do. house carpenter 1 4 04 Eccleston, glass-manufacture des Xi t : Liverpool 14 A 4, 11 , ' - Warrington, sail cloth-maker Aiv , ll eb t 4 Rai nford, schoolmaster q ih mat " . ) ~, Liverpool, spinster Billinge, nailmaker ti ( kV, • •,. k v;i t i.,,i, Croateth Hall, gentleman 1 % 2 '4 4 4 111 i Liverpool, widow 4. ‘, 4 ~ Do. saddler 11 *id ,w 4 ,_ Do. cooper 1 14 0 ° 4 N Do. gartlener tio4* , 'h P. 'eh Do. exise officer iO , 111(1 1 44 1 e Warrington, clerk 41 0 114, 4 y, . • 'tt Le r, Dover-st. Middlesex, Dentist a mer, Liverpool, master mariner 1 4 4 II Do. shipwright k ti t k il %at J r )* Il e Liverpool, hatter 14 . 4 , 4 4, wit i , o r rY, Do. drapers t % m i L T e Yk s, n, Liverpool, merchants Do. merchant 1 4 4 Ai i Do. widow N , k ltl, Do. book-keeper , i Ilq 101„ ARti Do. flour-dealer NJ, eY,, Do. merchant 44i l l , ' I tla, Do. merchants (P o ste r ' Do. widow Il ki %: 11s lall Do. excise officer i 4 r i t tlith e ' r3 Do. gentleman yiti; t4 , , Do. musical instrument maker It 4 Do. cabinet maker t e rga Neston, mariner ti ci tq, ti, Liverpool, slater 0 )I t ek Q ' li 1)o. pipe maker f 'ss e l), ltiNii Do. tanner lli n ee Do. timber merchant ~I le' Do. book-keeper awees ' Toxteth Park, mariner k4 4 4n1 . k t i , . Liverpool, merchant 1 t •INI ~ o lyn Do. carpenter 6 k titt ° ell , * Do. `4. q master mariner t1 ( 2111, 1 x ar nan, Do. ironmongers ette ' l ' Vi . Liverpool, victualler ki 1 1 'ear, ki, merchants utigh , rl o . do. Do. bookkeeper Do, spinster tailor - liquor merchant ropers watch maker weaver shopkeeper merchant millwright merchants PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY To GUARD! Christopher M‘Donald, Do. linen draper William Hagan, Greenwich, esq. De Grouchy, Fiott and Savey, Fenchurch-st., Loudon, merchants Capel Care, Do. merchant Charles and Michael Smith, Northampton, lace dealers Assignees of John Warren, Water-lane, Tower-street, London James Campbell, Upper Harley-street, Middlesex, esq. Henry Grace, Tottenham, Middlesex, esq. George and Sampson Pritt, Hollowell -street, St. Clements-lane, London, merchant William Briscoe Davies, Neston, grocer Singleton and Whiteside, Liverpool, merchants George Brown, Do. tailor Alexander Douglas, Finsbury-square, London, esq. Francisca Price, Birkenhead, County Chester Samuel Grange, house servant to John Glegg, esq., Withingtou, Cheshire Wall and Mann, • Coventry, watchmakers Alice Ford, West Derby, County Lancaster Joseph Birch, Liverpool, merchant John Mellor, Chester, , plumber Ralph Williamson, Liverpool, esq. George Clowes, Manchester, merchant John Hobson, . Wrexham, woollen draper Catharine Fleetwood, e , Liverpool, spinster Vere, Lucodon, Troughton and Co., Lombard.street, London, bankcis Joseph Ilarris, Abchurchdane, London, tea dealer Samuel Smith, Manchester, linen-draper. John Harrison, Liverpool, merchant William Blackhurne, Do. shopkeeper Thomas Donnellan, Do. do. Thomas Shalicross, . Do. do. Carson and Parry, Do. merchants Parry and Higginson, 1)o. do, William Lyon, Melling, County Lancaster, yeoman John Baines, executor of John Wvke, Liverpool, gentleman Skeilhorn and Greaves, Liverpool William Smith, Do. gentleman Deakins and Fury, Wilton, County Chester, merchant Robert Johnson, Drogheda, Ireland, do. Anu Glaister, , Maryport, Cumberland, spinster Oxley and Peterson, Wakefield, County York, clothier itshton and Valentine Byrom, Liverpool, merchants John Pilkington, Preston, gentleman Thomas Leeming, Do. merchant Abraham Stansfield, Grosvenor-square, London, gentleman's . _ servant Copeland and Threlfall, Liverpool, merchants Thomas Billinge, Do. stationer Thomas Donnellan, Do. shopkeeper Hopes and Clegg, Do. drapers John Birchall, Prescot, shopkeeper Gibbons and Fine}lett, Liverpool, merchants Ford, Hurst and Hudson, Do. do. .... James Sheffield, Roger Leigh, John Post►ethwaite, Do. do. Do. tallow chandler Do. merchant Thomas Barton, Do. excise officer William Sherwood, • Do. master mariner Edward Shepherd Smith, Do. merchant Rogers and Wilson, as brokers to Thos. and Wm. Earle, Li verpool, brokers Thomas Marshall, • Northwich, esq. William 011erenshaw, Matley, County Chester, pot maker Albertus Theodorus van Suchtlue, Amsterdam, merchant , James Sutton, Liverpool, merchant John Foster and Son, Do. joiners Cluessen (Joachim), Hamburgh, merchant Albertus Theodorus van Suchtlue, Amsterdam, merchant Thomas Churchyard, Lothbury, London, oilman Teu Cate and Woollenhoven, Amsterdam, merchants Smith and Prentice, Dublin, do. George Groping, Bremen, do. Edward Brock, Liverpool, gentleman Sikes, Snaith & Snaith, Mansion-house-street, London, bankers Robert and Samuel Skey, Birmingham, merchants Thomas Stanley, Cross-hall, County Lancaster, esq. James nothwelt, assignee of Robt. Holme, Liverpool, merchant Rowlands and Bebbington, Liverpool, corn merchants Griffith and Tart, Chester, merchants William Whitehouse, Liverpool, corn dealer ..._ James Woods, Do. tanner Willis Earle, Do. merchant John Smith, Do. book-keeper John Knight, Do. glass maker Peter Leicester, trustee, (1 Sowerhv) Do. merchant Hicken Bould, Bristol, grocer John M'Loughlin, Dublin, merchant Wm. Lake, executor of Win. Orange, Liverpool, merchant James Hamilton, . Liverpool, broker Lever Philips and Co. Manchester, merchants Thomas Bagaley, Liverpool, merchant Robert Jones, Do. gentleman Welshman and Cullingworth, Do. mercers H. L. Bradish, Do. merchant . Richard Smith, Do. liquor merchant Thomas Beard, Stockport, manufacturer Joseph Greaves, assignee of Joseph Clegg, Liverpool, merchant Pointer, Sutton, and Co. Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, London, merchants Thomas Unsworth and Sons, Liverpool, brewers William Lucas, Broad-street, London, surgeon Gerard Stanley, Liscard, county of Chester, yeoman W. E. James, Liverpool, merchant • John Fegan, Do. gentleman David Philips, Aberyran, Cardiganshire, mariner John Bridge, Liverpool, liquor merchant Thomas Lowe, Do. gentleman Smailshaw and Humble, Do. shipwrights Thomas Fletcher, Do. brewer Staniforth Ingram and Co. Do • bankers William Hulme, Huyton, near Prescot, husbandman Ford and Peacock, Birmingham, toy-makers Thomas Lowe, Liverpool, gentleman Edmund Wells, Do. trunkmaker li ichard Molyneux, Do. yeoman ~ Richard Pratchett, Executor of Thomas Careless, Birmingham, druggist Wm. Ward, surviving partner of John Foster, Liverpool, , merchant CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ,ESTATE OF CALDWELL AND TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1833. THANKSGIVING DAY. Just Published, A FORM of PRAYER and THAN SGIVING to be used in all Churches and Chapels in 'ngland and \Vales, on Sti,NDAY, the 14th instant. Printed and Sold by J. and J. MA VDSLEY, (late J. Gore and Son,) 56, Castle-street. SMYTH. Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Jonadab Mort, ' Northwich, merchant CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ESTATE OF CHARLES CALDWELL. Elizabeth Briefly, West Derby, near Liverpool, widow Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Samuel Crane, Do. bookseller John Forster and Co. Reading, merchants Elizabeth Johnson, Liverpool, spinster CREDITORS ON THE SEPARATE ESTATE OF THOMAS SMYTH. John Evans, Wrexham, esquire Assignees of Robert Preston, Liverpool, goldsmith Townley Ward, Henrake-street, Covent-garden, London, gen tleman Edward Ashton, Liverpool, brazier John Eaton and Co. Do. carters William Hope, Do. draper Robert Hastie, Do. baker Kirby and Hendrick., Do. blacksmiths William Ker, Do. merchant Assignees of Lakes, Do. merchants Samuel Mather, Do., carter Simson, Mason, and Co. Do. sadlers John Owen, • Do. shoemaker' John Pedder and Co. Cork, Ireland, merchants William Slater and Co. Liverpool, sugar refiners James Segar, • Do. • bricklayer Thomas Unsworth and Sons, Do. brewers Thomas Wilson, Do. tallow chandler Rev. David Davies, Macclesfield, clerk Jonadab Mort, Northwich, merchant • Richard Kirk, GwersVlt, Gresford, county of Denbigh, miner LEIGH and SAN DERS, Solicitors to the Commission. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. CHARLES BORSKILL, ESQ. MAYOR. IHE GENERAL COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TOWN will be held in the NEW COURT-ROOM, on the south side of Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 15th day of April instant, at len o'clock in the Forenoon.- when and where all-Persons bound over to Appear and rosceute, give Evidence or Answer, 'axe- to attend, on nof their respective Recogni sances being estreated. And the COURT' of PASSAGE, for the Trial of CIVIL CAUSES, will be held before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS of the said Town, on THURSDAY, the lt•Rli day of April instant, at Ten o'clock in the Mornin e ,a, of which the ATTOR NEYS of the Court are required to take Notic. • FOSTER, Town=clerk and Clerk of the Peace. . , All' Persons. are. requested. to. Azle .Notice, that no Traverse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered for. Trial in the 'town-clerk's Office, on or before the first day of the Sessions. • And all Indictments for Misdemeanors and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail must be entered for Trial, at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next after the charge of the Grand Jury, otherwise the Trial of the. same will stand over until,the Sessions following. OLD CANARY WINE. IIHIS old and excellent WINE, so highly praised by medi cal men, is still to be had by a ) lying to JAS. REN WICK and CO., CROWN-CLIAMBEItS, EDCROSS-STREET. ()rice, (Bottles included,) s. per Dozen. Also, excellent PORT WINE, f e-flavoured, at 28s. per Dozen, Bottles included. Orders from the Country, inclosing a Remittance, or a Draft upon a correspondent in Liverpool, will be carefully attended to. 11 GENTEEL APARTAI ITS. A Single Gentleman may be ace° modated with a SIT TING-ROOM. and BED-1100 , iu a respectable family in:Bold-street, 'where there arc no o leer lodgers, with the ad vantage of a servant boy to wait upon him. For address apply at the Standard-0f1iee..1.,•, ; LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. I'I IL ATKINS.begs leave respectfully to inforni the .No- Gentry, anti other inhabitants of Liverpool and the vicinity, and the Public in general, that the LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS Will be opened about the begin ning of June next, for the purpose of affording . to the Inhabi tants of Liverpool, Manchester, and the adjoining towns itnd counties, an opportunity of inspecting a chaye and extensive Collection of rare Animals, and of prosecutiO, with advantage the interesting study of Zoology. arranged in the most attrac tive form, and, at tue same time, offering the most delightful intellectual recreation. The utmost possible exertions are now •roaki , “ in erecting houses, inclosing paddocks, &c., on an extensive scale, for the accoMmodation of the very numerous Collection of rare foreign Animals already in the possession of the proprietor • and the Gardens are now bein,g laid out in a very elegant and tasteful style, the picturesque beauty of the ground affording the great est facility for rendering it the most enchanting place of the kind in torope. • The Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry of Liverpool, Manchester, Chester/and the neighbourhood, are respectfully solicited to patronize and support the Gardens, Which will be conducted on the most approved and respectable systeM, andevery.accom moclation will be afforded for the comfort and convenience of visitors. The proprietor hereby begs those Ladies and Gentlemen who have so kindly come forward and offered him every encourage ment to proceed in his undertaking, to accept his most grateful thanks, and particularly those who have generously presented him with living animals. f...! R. d. .1 1 0 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Entrance for a single Subscriber Anuaat Subscription, with tho privilege of writing Visitor's Tickets • FAMILY TICKETS. Entrance for Families Annual Subscription for each membor of a Family above 16 years of age, with privilege, &c. 1 1 0 Ditto under ditto 0 10 6 TICKETS NOT TRAASEEHABLE. ThOie Ladies and Gentlemen ..o ...... to honour the Zoologkal Gardens with their patronage are respectfully re quested to forward their address to the proprietor, at the Gard:llls, Derby-road. Lir - erpoot, April 1, 1833. YOUTH MISSING. ir EFT his lIOME, on WEDNLSDAY, the 3rd instant, at ii.. 4 Noon, a YOUTH, between 15 and 16 years old, stands about 5 feet 2 inches high, light complexion, respectably dressed, and had on when he left a blue jacket, double-breasted black i cloth v e st, a pair of green plaid trousers, b 'cloth cap, and a l ‘ u black silk . neckerchief. As he took nothi with him except the 'clothes he wore, it is much apprehends that some accident happened him, or that he has been forcibly detained. Should this meet the Youth's eve, he is requested to return to his disconsolate parents, and he will be freely forgiven; or, should any person be able to give any information respecting him, it will be thankfully received at the Liverpool Standard Office. AT a .PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS of LIVERPOOL, held according to advertisement, in the COURT -ROOM, in the SESSIONS -HOUSE, the Bth day of April, 183.3; for the purpose of taking into consideration the ex- . pedieney of- petitioning Parliament for the Enactment of a Modified System of Poor Laws for Ireland, The Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to :- Ist.=,That the extreme distress and suffering which prevail amongst th e Labouring Population of Irelajid, call for the sym pathy and aid of the British Public in an fippeal to the Legis lature on their behalf. 2d.—That it is the opinion of this Me inF, that the evils of Ireland, and the impoverished state of t e great degree attributable to the want o a Legal Provision for the Poor. 31.--That the tranquillity and jprosperity of Ireland, the re lief of the Suffering Peasantry, and the general Interests of the Empire, require that there be extended to that Country a Le gislative measure upon the principle of the English Poor Laws, so modified as to be free from the abuses' which have crept into their administration. 4th.—That Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, as now read, be approved and adopted by this Meeting, and be signed by the Inhabitants and that the following Gentlemen be re quested to take charge of the saute. The Mayor and Bailiffs • Messrs'. W. W. Currie, Messrs. J. , C, Potter, James Bourne, —. Sheppertl, . John Wright, M. Jamieson, • •T. Case, T.- B. . CHARLES I IIORSFALL, CHAIRMAN. The Mayor having left the Chair, John Bourne, Esq., was called to the same, and it was Unanimously resolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be presented to the Worship ful the Mayor for calling this Meeting, and for his able and polite conduct iu the chair. JOHN BOURNE. PRICE. 7d. ROYAL ./kIYIPHITHUATRE; GREAT cHARLOTTE—STREET. In consequence of th% GREAT SUCCESS that attended the Performances of Monday Evening, and the rapturous ap plause bestowed by a Faihionable and Over&Wing audience, Mr. BASS has the honour of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Liverpool, that he - has secured to the lovers of Song, the valuable assistance of the daughter of th4t celebrated Vocalist, Mrs. SALMON, MADAME SALMON HANTUTE, from-the Theatres of Milan and Naples, her first appearatwe . in Liverpool, SIGNOR BEGREZ, of the King's 'theatre, Italian Opera House, Mrs. BASS, .sister..of Mrs. SALAIBN and Mrs. HAMBLIN, of the New York Theatre, with many other new and popular performers. vt - AHIS present TUESDAY EVENIN4 the 9th instant, IL will be performed a new tragic Piay,4ritten by Mr. BASS, entitled, LARA, Or, THE SIEGF 4 ,OF CORINTH. Founded on Lord Byron's populatipoem; and .performed in the varat s Theatres of Scotland with great success. Lara.. Mr. Bass Francesca... Mrs. Hamblin. • After which will be. given A VOCAL CONC'ERT, in which the above celebrated Performers will appear. To which will be added an imitative sketch, called MUSIC. IS TUE FOOD OF LOVE, in which Mrs. BASS will support Five Characters! To conclude with a new Farce, never acted here, called . . LAW AND LIONS. Jeremy Mammoth.... Mr. Gardner. Tickets to be had of Mr. Bass, 65, Russell-street; and at the Theatre. The Box-office will be open this day, (Tuesday - ) from 11 to 3. Boxes, 3s. 6d. Half-price, 2s.—Pit 2s. Half-price, ls.— Gallery, Is. Half-price, 6d.—Children under twelve years of age will be admitted to the Boxes at 2s. during the whole Evening. The Doors will be opened at Six o'clock, and the Performance commence at Halt-past Six. Half-price at Half past Eight. Mr. BASS has the honour of announcing that the Amphi theatre will continue open for. the Easter season, under his sole management. MARINERS' CHURCH SOpIETY., APUBLIC MEETING of the Subscribers and Friends of the MARINERS' CHURCH SOCIETY o will be held in the Mariner's Church, south-west c ner of George's Dock, ou THURSDAY next, the 11th Apfil, at Twelve o'e!oek. THOMAS FORSYTH, ?, ADAM HODGSON,. s Secretaries. Mantrb. i , WANTED, by a steady Young Ma ;of whom respectable references will be given, a SiT ATION, as C.erk in a IVlerchaut's or Attorney's Office.—Ap ly, by letter, post paid, to J. S. G. Standard-office. AYouth of Eighteen, well educated, and n most respectable connexions, wishes for EMPLOYM "1 in .sonie Mer cantile house, at home or abroad, where s determination to devote his talentd and utmost attention the interests of his employers may be deemed equivalent to his present suplibit. and may afford him a prospect of advancement. The meet respectable references will be given. Apply to the Editor. to be EEL SEAFORTH-HOUSE, FOUR MILES NORTH FROM LIVERPOOL. . ruo be LET, on moderate terms, for any peri o d o f y ears not .1. exceeding ten, with immediate possession, togeilter with any quantity of LAND, to the extent of fifty acres, all in excellen order. • The niFe is modern, surrounded by a considerable Lawn, and coin ns most ample and superior am) odation, of every description, for a large family, with S:a ing, Coach-houses„ Brew-house, Bake-house, Laundry, Wa s-house, Baths, ana Hot Air Apparatus; there are two L ges, Farm-buildings, and Walled Garden, well st oc k e d N't c h o i ce Fruit Trees, .4ti full bearing, Hot Flues in the Val with Peach, Nectarine; and Vines Houses; also,. a Green-ho :e. The Plantations are well-grown, and, with the Shrubbeties and Pleasure-ground l ., contain about ten acres. ' i The House is GOO yards from the Sea Beach, where there is excellent Bathing . , and Machines in attendance; the Maine Views are extensive and interesting; the Canal is not half a mile distant, on which Passage .13oats' are constantly plying to and from 'Liverpool, and Stage-coaches also pass the gate several times a day • the Church is within the Lawn: the Roads are good; and, also, a Firm Beach on the Banks of the River to Liverpool. The House and Fixtures will, if required, be Let with or without the Land or Gardens. .• • • • Also, to be LET, two commodious DWELLING-HOUSES, one of them with 'Stable and Coach-house attached. And in Liverpool, two excellent HOUSES in Rodney-street, and one in Slater-street. The whole may be seen, and terms known by application• to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co., Union-court, Liverpool. (One concern.) /110 he' LET, Bonded and Free II OINIS and CELLA liS, e 'A King's Dock; also, Booms f or :!ountin-houses• a Dry Cellar, &c. &c. at the Ameri ca n C ambers, Lower gparling lif street.—Apply at the Warehouses, or to JOHN MONTGOMERY, Ironmonger-lane. MO BE SOLD, by PRIVATE. T .ATY, the STOCK-14• TRADE and UTENSILS o the late Mr. WILLIAM MYF.RS, Tool-Maker, with the goof ill of his Business. It is an old and well-known esta ishment, with an extensive connection, and affords a valuable opportunity for any desiring to pursue that trade. Apply to Mr. THoativs llAnnisox, Ironmonger, King -street, Liverpool. DESIRABLE AND GENTEEL RESIDENCE IN ANGLESEY. r OBE LET, at MAY next, for a Term of Years. Tlie HOUSE contains on the Ground Floor, a spacious En trance Hall, Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Library, with good Cellaring below; on the First Story, Seven • excellent Bed-rooms, with Attics, and.Servanti' Rooms above; a eapital Coach-house, and Stabling for six horses • with an extensive range of Shippons, "Sheds, and Out-otliees immediately surrounding Ali House, extensive Pleasure' Grounds, tastefully laid out,- nd commanding a view of the sea and adjacent country. YY 'With the above may be had, from November next, -any" quantity of Land, not exceeding R3O acres, containing Covers well stocked with Game. A pack of hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. The above Property is situate two miles from the Great Irish Road, eight from Holyhead, and four from the sea. Three markets are held weekly within a reasonable distance, and there is a daily post. For further particulars apply to Mr. W. M WHITLEY, 'Sob citor, 11, Leigh-street, Liverpool. Button REFORM.—The committee on the Scotch Burgh 11,e form are all at sixes and sevens. We understand that Mr. Jut,. Archibald Murray is desirous of reducing the qualification to five pounds annum rent, in which view he is supported by a con siderable number of members. But.,the Lord Advocate and . others are - disposed to contest this point with the hon. member for Leith, and will by no means succomb to the learne 71 - men. Here the matter rests at present, and acco .;! ( 4 t* bill is at a stand still.—Edinburgh Evening Post. t - • • C..;!!••-•- • • r "" ' ' ~ - Cf#: ttoi re's 4,1