The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-24 00:00:00

-- m•IIII 20 , • X _ <-, ( ; Ho( Vi 4 e 0 , hi * ,( k .; It 7 fe e ' • al r"ft * • er ( : V n --- 7 - 7'7 • , "07, 2, \ ; , t , ; -4 AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. •HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1833. PRICE 71) , . . — , ----------_----_-- --::—...:__,,, ----, ----;(.., • '- - ,--72 • ---- --- 's ‘.......------. -. " ---, --,-,, ----- N--, _ •• '' "1..- ...-,,---/ Gt..--G-C.:--- - " . .. ---- .:, --...." 7 /_ WI, • ~ -3. - , . .4t . 4 0 - ..K-4:41H----- , ~ • ~.... ':7 . . 1, 14 ' I 00 5 -. , N vi A'. , x 1-, AN2 - ) G I VOL HI. No. 114. ----- .. _______,....,JK0C,4.......,...1P*-,,, . • ..,.• • • . , -. . ~.. t ii r. a thl itl EAST INDIES. __ For BOMBAY and CHINA, afi new SHIP, 4. ... t, 440 tons register, to be launche nnmediately at TRADE or LIVERPOOL. faiie; Greenock, and to sail positivelytorn thence on or - - -- before the 31st of January next. PACKET SHIPS. For particulars regarding Goods to be co signed to the super carg,o, or for the purchase and shipment of Tea, or other Chinese The conveyance of letters to foreign countries at fixed periods, produce, apply to Messrs. FINLAY, HoDGSON, and Co., London; Messrs. JAMES FINLAY and Co., Glasgow; or here to once exclusively under the direction of Government and the JOHN GLADS ONE and Co. Post-office, has, for some time past, —as fa; as regards the corn- Will be de s pa c rd t e d December. For - munication with the N or th ern C ontinent of America—been 1 4,, SINCAPORE d t i i e te c the f i fast 1 Brio. SPARTAN,' superseded by the enterprise of the merchants of the United . .17.1 5 ',5 - JAMES LUMSDEN, MLter ;bu hen per -register 23i States, ably seconded by those of this port; and similar arrange- - - - tons.—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. JOHN • _tnents have been made by the latter for other portions of the BIBBY and Co., or to r . THOAI A S RIPLEY. (Western world, and for the South of Europe. To , succeed the GIPSEY.— To sail on t e 314 December, Lines of Packet Ships, of the highest class for equipment and A, - For BOMBAY, the new Ship MO A, P ti i L ie.Gir.L, 4 Powers of sailin g , h ave b een esta bli shed between Liverpool and : , X3l Commander; -4 0 0 tons burthen. or freight or. pas . the undermentioned places. They are especially calculated-for Dock, to ale s a s int o o LD Captain di G r s i s c E r. L , ,i:Corttoe Pr in ce ' s , the rapid conveyance of correspondence and merchandise,— ° . : ll l3ro ka arranged for passengers in a style of superior elegance and con- JOHN h TOBIN. ,venience,—sail with a punctifalityexceeding that of the Packets , _ For BOMBAY, the fine Ship RA. GEll'Coa ptain of the Post-office,—and with a frequency which that establish- .4 , 7 " ., SMlTH, T aa a g o e s a . p t o tl,le burthen ma st r e t r l2 on tlB o . , or f reig h t pri r a p c n meat has never even attempted. .---' '..--• Dock; or to • , These vessels are despatched from hence as follows : CHARLES If bRSFALL and SON. For NEW YORK.—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 21th of every ' Pri'aikint&-d the. First Tresset, ana to sail about th lOth January. • - month throughout the year. By reciprOcal arrangements For BATAVIA and SINCAPORE e fine English between the two Governments letters are forwarded by re- 1 4,(.:',,, built Ship MADRAS, Captain . iiv THORNTON; gular Mails to and from Canada. Those going from this W 7,.....!,,, fastened, l ta , 300 d, tolpe n r , :ie l gi a st n ek i n n ei a v v ly er c rpaegreadetanadficromtr country to Canada not being chargeable with inland postage conveyance. —For t s e a rm s s of freight or passage, h a ving supe rior s-e . in the United States, after their arrival at New York. accommodations and two cabins, apply on board, in George's P HILADELPHIA.—On the Bth and 20th of each month. Dock; to Mr. CLINT, or to W. and J. TYRER. I 3 oaroN.—Usually on the sth and 20th of each month. - OTHER PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.—Not on fixed days, WEST INDIES . vs ( as in the above cases, but very frequently. From New York - To sail the 13th January.—For D l ERARA, the and some of the Eastern ports there are also established Lines H. N' . - 4.'..,, Ship INDIAN CHIEF, J. LIAMS, Comman • of sailing and Steam Packets to the various Southern ports attrik der; burthen per register 41.6 tV.—For freight or of the Union, as well as to Jamaica, the Havana, and other - passage, her cabins hoeing most comfortable and com parts of the Gulf of Mexico. modious, apply to JOHN GLADSTON arid Co. MONTREAL.—On the 24th of each month during the open - Ii aitin , y a Wind.—For DEME It A A, • the Ship season. ..1, t,, ‘ PARKER, RISIEN ; in the ' ince's Dock.— Havasta.—On the sth of each month. .11.dAs#4 For passage apply to the Captain o oard, or to • -Rio J ANEIRO. —O n t h e I st, 10 t h , an d 20th o f eac h mon th. SANDBACH, TIN E, and Co. GENOA•AND LEGHORN.—On the Ist and 16th of each month. I r. For ANTIGUA, the Ship PH NIX, JOHN •, LtsfioN.—On the Ist and 16thof each month. vj,Lr.sp. lIARTLEY, Master.—For freight o passage apply .OPORTo.—Every three weeks. low to . NAPLES AND Sim-v.—Every three weeks. C. W. and F. S AND. SMYRNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE.—Every three weeks. To sail immediately.—For BARBA S, the Ship To the B RITISti W EST I NDIES, th e f ore i gn se ttl emen t s of the ..1 4., BARTON, J. J. A RMSTRONG Mast .—For freight GULF OF MEXI CO , th e o ther portions of SOUTH AMERICA, .1,.. - -jest or passage apply to ' , the EAST INDIES, NEW SOUTH WALES, and the Islands and '• - " BA.III ON, IRLAM, and HIGGI SON. countries of the EASTERN SEAS, vessels are sailing through - For NEVIS and ST. KITTS, and vill call at out the yea r , if no t on fi xe d d a y s , a t l eas t w ith a frequency i ft, ANTIGUA should su ffi cient Freight er, the Brig , and p unc t ua li ty un k nown to any other port in the British _ k,,y's;, - COLLINS; 226 tons per regi s t e r ; o s ail on the " 1 ' Domi n i ons. • - - 28th instant.—For freight apply to This arrangement has been exclusively made for the Lines of - MURRAY, SYME, d Co. -Packet! which sail punctually at the appointed periods. The , For PORT MARIA, JAMAICA, and laces adja order of sailing in each line is accurately laid down in the sub- 4 ,, cent, the A 1 Brig MARY, JOHN LE Master. Will .: _ ...0* -.1 sail about the middle of January.— ly to Messrs. joined tables; the first ship under each head being the next in - - 'CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, and Co. or ,rotation to sail. J. NELSON WOOD and Co. • P. D. signifies Prince's Dock; G. D., George's :S. D., Salt - house; Q. D., Queen's; K. D., King's; C. D., Canning; Cl. D. SOUTH AMERICA. - Clarence; and B. D., Brunswick Dock. . ~.. . Warranted first Vessel.—To sail i mme di ely.—For i.., BUENOS AYRES Direct, the r emar k- l y fi ne new BOSTON. •: *y am 4 .170- Brig WILTON WOOD, T HOMAS S 0 K DALE , 111 a s.. _ Sail - - ter •A 1, now on her first voyage, co ered and cop- Where per-fastened:, and expected to be a very fist- sal ing vessel; her • from Shi - Captains. Tons. . Merchants. L'pool. - Ps. ' loading. accommodations _for passengers are su p er i or; ly ing wes t s id e King's Dock.—For freight or passage apply _to 1834 ASHLEY BROTHERS. Jan. 5 Trenton Homan., 500 Maury, Latham & Co. To succeed the above, the well-known A 1 Liverpool-built F e b 2 0 Lowell Crocker 500 T. &J. D. Thornely. Bar MARY WORRALL DAVID SMITH axe Master; gu- Feb. 5 Plymouth Akerm a n 500 Baring Brothers & Co. q , , First class lar trader. ~ 20 Vessel C. Il u mberstone S c Co. • For BUENOS AYRES Direct, and will deliver • ..4„,,‘ the whole of her cargo in the Inner Road , the fast- HAV_IINA . - .411,414 sailing coppered and copper-fastened Bri PORCIA, _ ___ Sail . •-- - of Yarmouth, EDWARD MARTIN, C ander; bur 'Where from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. then per register 167 tons, AI at Lloyd's; th greater part of L'pol. ------ ....—___ Loading. her cargo being engaged, she will have bum diate despatch; 1834 , she has superior accommodations; lying in. King's Dock.— Jan. 5 Courier Campbell 235 I C. Abercrombie C. D. For freight or passage apply to Mr. DANIEL CAMPBELL, or COTESWORTH and SMITH. LINE OF PACKETS, RIO JANEIRO. a,,,,,, To sail on the Ist and 16th of every nth. . Mak; To sail Ist January next.—For RIO DE ANEIRO, Sail -.--- the fine fast-sailing British-built Barqu CLIFTON, from Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Where WILLIAM BUSHBY, Master; A 1 at Lloyds, co ered and co L , '' 'pool. Ualling, per-fastened, burthen per register 314 tons, lug in Queen's .-- 1834 - Dock.—For freight or passage appl y and SMITH,) D to Brokers. Jan. IJ. St am p J. Y oung .400 W" . an d '1 J. ).rer P.D. COTESWORT H GEORGE HIGHFIELD, ' . • To sail about the 28th instant.—For BAHIA, the fine fastegailing Teak-built Barque FAIR HELEN, JOHN WICK HA,M," Master ,- -...... — AI at Lloyds, burthen per register 335 toti r ooppered and LISBON. copper-fastened, lying in Princes Dock; co • erable.part of ..-_____ her cargo being already engaged, she will ha despatch.—For San freight or passage apply to Messrs. LEECH and , HARRISON, ' fro m Ships. Ca ~ l ins Tons. Ow Hers or Brokers Where Merchants, or to 12 pool. COTESWORTH and SMITH, 22, Chapl-walks. , . 1 an. I Ann Pale 3 Rolstone ice Jolin Bibby S.; CO. „ For VALPARAISO I NTERMEDIOS, d LIMA, 4.4, t r 4Pr. the fine Liverpool-bullt Barque RANG , R WILLIAM .2,Mlh - JELLARD, Master ; burthen, per regi e , 298 tons, - - -- coppered and copper-fastened, and a ost superior conveyance for goods and passengers.—For freig t, &c., apply to Messrs. G. F. DICKSON and Co.; Messrs. PEARCE, WILLA OPORTO. cEv and Co.; Messrs. HEYWORTH and Co., or to Sail GEORGE HIGHFIELD. _ _ . r fro m Where IL , Ships. Captains. Tons. B ro k ers . • Loading. PooI. MEDITERRANEAN. . ---____ Ellen .. E & For NAPLES and MESSINA, the SI SISTERS, - German I Blundell. 176 Geo. liighfield. D. CAMPBELL, Master •A I 122 to s register, and IVIED/TER EIAiNTEAN. • For NAPLES and MESSINA, the SI SISTERS, k. D. CAMPBELL, Master ; A 1, 122 o s register, and having nearly the whole of her ca o now going on -- board, will be despatched in a few ays.—For terms of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. GENOA AND LEGHORN. Sail from Ships. Captains. Tons. Owners or Brokers Where pool. Loading. 1833 Fanny Dec 224 Connell. R. Joy. ITT John Bibby 87.. Co. NAPLES AND SICILY. fail .L'poo froni Ships. Captains. Tons. Brokers. Wh ere 1. 1 l Loading. 183 4 Lady of Jan. 8. th e Lak R Banks.l 1 122 1 Jas. Moss & Co. S.D. lidiberpool *tram XcTabigatfon. For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, Zit. and to sail and n av i ga t e w i t h or w ith out Pil ots, If; ‘II: The new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK, ALEXANDER KEAY, CO ander; Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty- rse power each made by Messrs. George Forrester and Co. Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, , E. TOBIN, w R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, ith the same liberties as above-men tinned. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. July, 1833, JOHN TOBIN. For GREENOCK and GLASGOW, With Goods and Passengers to the Bromiclaw. The GLASGO W and. LIVERPOOL -SHIPPING COMPANY'S ACKE' , Kk( LIVERPOOL— STEAM Ros P i HPII N, Commander. , / :I\ M ANCHESTER H. 3 IN, Commander. •-, ' \ CLYDE ROST. CRAM ORD, Commander. 41 . 1 A ILSA CRAIG - T YI . IE , Commander. , as under, from the. Clarence Dock, with or without pilots, w eather permitting: tt ,The new St eamer C LYDE, sails To-muitaow, (Wednesday,) ufl,2sth instant, at T en o ' clock i n the Forenoon. n .._ he new St e am er MANCHESTER, sails on SATURDAY Ap p l y ext, the 1 28th instant, at T we l ve o ' c l oc k a t N oon . MATTHIE and MARTIN, `•...—___!___.,....___ 3, Drury-lane, Water-street. tiberpool iibipping• UNITED STATES. # For M ° II IE, the fast-sailing Ame can Ship MARY 1 , HOW LAN , D, G. S. Alan% Ma e ; burthenss9tons, z wkl . coppereu and copper-fastened, an tands Al. Shippers A, I may depend IT y to lt ..Pon her being despa died immediately.— '` . T. W. SMITH and Co. Ar 4 regular Trculer.—For SAVANNAH, the well known Brig ROBERT BURNS, JOHN MESSENGER, Master ; burthen per register 300 t s, copp ere d an d Mr. T olcopper-fastened.— For feight or assage apply t o lA S CROW DER , Merchan t, or to Will be s u c ceeded by the PERCEVAL, Capt. M. FoanEsz. (One concern.) vIT:;)rAntIV ORLEANS, the A 1 American Ship ,440. • IC, JOHN PA lI.EY, Mast ; coppered and enoner-fastened, and will be des at hed immediately, _n board Whatever freight may offer. Apply to the Mas " , King's Dock, or to WILLIAM SMITH and SON. Ou *alt. The substantial ship SIR EDWA/R CODRING TON, 412 register tons, carries a F,re cargo upon - vaTei light draft of water; her hull and equipments are in - • good order.—For particulars apply to DUNCAN GIBB. The new Ship ALEXANDER, 481 register tons; dimensions—length, 121 feet, breadth, 30 3-12 feet, =W depth of hold, 21 - 4-12 feet. The Ship MILO, (one year old,) register tons; dimensions—length, 118 feet, breadth, 30 fe , depth of hold ; 21 feet. • _ . . . . Both vessels are copper-fastened, and have been built and equipped with very great care.—For particulars apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to DUNCAN GIBB. The Brig MERSEY, burthen 219 t s, Liverpool .l.4k, built, and being well found in sails,l.,may be sent $ 0 41e7 to sea at a trifling expense.—For pa culars apply on -- - - board, Salthouse Dock, or to ' BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On FaIDAY next, the 27th instant, at T o'clock, (if not disposed of by Private Contract,) at bert Watkins and Co o s Office, 3, Rumford-street, The very fast-sailing Barque VARINO, of Bristol. just AI. Having discharged her 110 from Honduras ; , burthen, per register, 332 ton , coppered aud copper _ - - fastened, lying n the Queen's Dock. ROBERT WATKINS and Co., Brokers. isThe fine new Ship NAU T 1 L US . , FRANCIS COPLAND Commander; lying in Prince's Dock, bur then per register 400 tons, built at Soi h Shields, under particular inspection, length alo 'lO5 feet 3 inches, breadth 20 feet 3-1-, inches, depth 20 fe inches, sails remarkably fast;-and carries a very large cargo tted with the best materials, and copper-fastened.—For particulars apply to THOMAS GILLESPIE, jun., or HURST and HuTcniNsoN, 59, Lower Shadwell, London; and, here, to Liiiicii and HARRISON, or to J. NELSON'WOOD and Co. ton bon steams 24Tabigation. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Established by Act of Parliament. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S /t VCKETS o LEAVE LONDON For HAMBURG (with his Majesty's Mails) every 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 unday morning only. For RAMSGATE every Saturday (from St. Katharine's Wharf), at Eight o'clock. 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 Tuesday and Friday evenings. Powerful Steam Packets for Towing and Excursions. CHAS BESSELL, Secretary. General Steam Navigat;on Company's Office,t 69, Lombard-street, London. Ronbott *tipping. AFRICA. A Regular Trader.—Will be devatehe irnme ately.— For ALGOA BAY, CAPE or G op H E, (with ,„W"glk? liberty to land Cargo at TABL BA the well - - r-• known fine fast-sailing Ship 16) IVE RANCH, DAVID SHlRUNG,Commander; burthen tons,Oppered and copper-fastened, lying in the St. Katherin Dock.--For freight or passage, (having excellent accommodatcs for passengers,) apply to the Commander, on board, or to WALTER HAS KIN'S, 2, Fowke's-buileings, Tower-street, Loudon. IMPORTANT and VALUABLE ESTATE, in WEST DERBY. - By Messrs. 'l'. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On MONDAY, the 20th day of January next, at One o'clock vreciselv, at the Clarendon-rooms, AN ESTA IE in We s t Derby, lying compactly together, on both sides of, and fronting. the turnpike-road to Vrescot, and only about two miles distant from the Liverpool Exchange, containing, by ,recent admeasurement, 52 acres, 3 roods, and 21 perches, statute measure, which will be offered for Sale in the following Lots, the latter Lot to be withdrawn if Lot 1 be not sold. Lot 1. The FARM HOUSE and OUT UILDINGS,.with the Twelve FIELDS adjoining each o er, all situate on the north side of the said turnpike-rO*. umbered on the map 1 to 12, inclusive, and contain ogether 44A. in. 17e. or thereabouts. 2. The FOUR FIELDS, on the outh aide of the said turn pike-road, numbered on the map 13 to 16, inclusive, and con taininc, together BA. 2a. 7p. or thereabouts. The' Estate is Copyhold of Inheritance, held of the Manor of West Derby, under the yearly rent of £1 9s. 2d., and the usual suits and services, and is now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Grace, as tenant from year to year. It is close to the New Cattle Market, and the contiguity to the town, and the rapid improvement in the value of Land in the neighbourhood, render this Property well worthy the attention of the Capitalist. Two-thirds of the purchase money, if required, may remain on mortgage. The Tenant will show the Premises, and for- any further information application may he made tq Mr. WM. MERCER, Land Agent, Irvine-street, Edge-hill; or to Mr. NORTH, Soli citor, Wood-street, Liverpool, at whose Offices, and from the Auctioneers' printed particulars with Plans annexed, may be had. BY ORDER OF THE DEVISEES IN TR ST. On TUESDAY, the 14th day of January next, t Two o'clock in the afternoon, at the George Inn, Dale-st et, in Liverpool, (if not disposed of in the mean time private contract,) sullert to conditions then to be produc , ALL that valuable Piece of LA , with the several M ES SU A GES, WAREHOUSES, STA BLE S, and other BUILDINGS thereon ' situate on the east side of Oldhall-street and north side of George street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to Old hall-street 28 yards and 2 inches, and running in depth on the north side 71 yards and 10 inches, and on the south side along George-street 38 yards 2 feet and 4 inches, then running northward 15 yards 2 feet 9 inches, and then in further depth eastwardly 15 yards 1 foot, then running . southward to George street 16 yards and 3 inches, and then in further depth along George-street 13 yards, and being in breadth at the back 31 yards and 7 inches, or thereabouts. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and contain in the whole about 1815 Square Yards of Land. For further prticii/ars apply to Mr.. CHARLES LEDWARD, the acting Devisee in Trust. Hargraves-buildings, or to WM. THOMPSON, Solicitor, High-street, Exchange, at which places 1 a Plan of the Premises may be seen. TO IRO 'FOUNDERS AND tgPI TALISTS. By T. COGLAN;. The valuable MACHINERY, UTENSILS, PATTERNS, 4'c. of it hIFER IWW-FOUNDRY,Parti acitt-i:itt.', Licei*ol, On TUESDAY the 6th,IVEDNESDAY th 7th, and THURSDAY the Bth Zays of January-next, at Ede n o'clock preCiiely each dav,—by order of the surviving Par ner, riptlE remaining STOCK be ging . to the late firm of i in 1 Owen, Addison, and Grindr , consisting of au extensive variety of articles suited for the Iron Foundry Business, viz. a Steam Engine of six horse power; an upright improved Boring . Mill, and Drilling Apparatus; a large Lathe and Boring Mill; a small Ditto with back motion; two horizontal Blast Cylinders, with Shafts and Gearing complete; Cranes, Triangle Poles, with Iron Purchases attached, and sundry other articles which may be seen on the premises. The above Establishment is of many years' standing, the Stock of which comprises useful articles adapted to the present -times.. A person will be in attendance every day from Twelve ,to Two o'clock, in order to give such further information as may be_required. R. CROMPTON respectfully announces, that his CLAS • M L R l l SICA and COMMECIA SCHOOL will be Re opened on MONDAY, the 13th Janui y next. DAILY LESSONS in the F :CH LANGUAGE with out any extra charge. N:l3.—Private Leisons given in the Evenings to Foreign Gentlemen whoare desirous Of acquiring the English Language through the medium of the French. 42, Soho-street. • Sor t e The fine new Brig EGF ID, 258 tons, built under the inspection of the pres nt owner, at Sunderland, and irAlr\ . : launched last October, he is a very strong, well-built, '''''''''. handsome vessel, and % 11 carry a large cargo ; copper fastened, and her stores of the very best quality : lying in the Regent Canal Dock. For inventories and further particulars inquire of CHARLES WALTON, Newman's-court s 73, Cornhill, Loudon. FOR SALE BY P VA.TE CONTRACT,— . • ! a new Ship (tempor •i named the STAG), of 323 , - tons register, built at ockton, .of the very best ma ' -•- terials; has a scroll head and poop, and will bear the most minute inspection; now lying in the London Docks, Wapping Basin.—lnventories may be had on board, and further particulars known by applying to ' MARSHALL, HUTCHISON and Co., -• New City Chambers, Bishopsgate-street, London. Eibtrpaol *alto by auction. THIS DAY. - Bankrupt's Property.— Witho the least reserv e . Tiirs DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2lth in ant, at One o'OpeA, 4„k e Office of R. W. Preston, Bxchanue ourt, Exchange-sireetE:S,dt, SD 31 Cases SHERRY INE, 3 Dozeu each, PH 1 Hogshead DITTO. Apply to R. AV. PRESTON, Broker. TtlIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 24th insVnt, at Twelve o'clock, at Roseow and Rigg's OftiO, Water-street, 6000 Dry BUFF *O HIDES, 7440 BUFFALO WtORNS, • 2360 DEER HORNS, About 20,000 CATTLE HOOFS, Now landing ex Janet hat, fronl,Batavia and Sincapore.—Ap ply to Messrs. ANDERSON, WISE, and Co., Merchants, or to ROSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. FRIDAY. For account of the Under ricers. On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at welve o'clock, at Jones, Mann,. and Foster's Offi Dale-street, 200 bags Damaged GAR, Ex Margaret, from Mauritius.—Apply to Mr. 'JAMES AMIN, or JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at Ts ve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office,' ale-street, 8 Casks Red ARGOLS 2 Casks CREAM OF ARTAR, Ex Porcia, from Leghorn.—Apply to JONES, MANN, and F J OSTER, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, ,a fwelve o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exch c-buildings, 2,5(X) Bales Surat TON, Ex Aliquis, from Bonaba.—Apply_to uNcAN GIBB, Esq., or SILAS H. RICHARDS, Broker. On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at, Twelve o'clock, at VI Roscow and Rigg's Office, ater-street, 430 Doz. CHINCHIL SKINS, Just arrived ex Abeona, from Bueno Ayres.—Apply to Messrs. WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co., Mct4ants, or to ROSCO-: and RIGG, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the 27th instant, at T -dive o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Oe, apel-street, 1 case MUSK, 480 Bags RICE, 306 do. PEPPER, • 205 do. GINGER, 38 Chests fine BEES' - WAX, 11 do. GUM ARABIC, 6 do. CARDAMONS, Ex John Stamp, from Bombay; also 9 Chests CASTOR OIL,, Per Allerton, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co. Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR; and Co., Broker. NE XT W.ELIK &c. - Without reserve, by order of the Mortgagee. On FRIDAY, the 3d January next, at Half-past Two .SKI o'clock, at Lloyd's Coffee-house, Cornhill, London,, the fine Brig MAIL, Al, 281 tons per register, built at Quebec, in 1829, and coppered with stout opper in 1832, is a remarkably handsome and well-finishe essel, with neat bust head, and carved stern, very superio accommodations for passengers, and the 'twixt decks is s fitted for a Colonial voyage. She is extremely well foun n stores, and ready for any immediate service ; now lying in the St. Katharine's Docks.—For inventories and further particulars apply to Messrs. BORRADAILE, SONS, and liAvENIILI.L, 34, Fenchurch street; WIL LIAM WOOLCOMBE, 1, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, London; or to HA SKA YNE and WALS H, Brokers, Salthouse Dock ,f.,:atto by Auction, Peremptorily to close an Acco st. On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, at One clock precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, by order of se Murtyagee, WO DWELLING-HOUSES adjo ing each other, one 1_ fronting Lambert-street, and 1 e ther in Craven-street, Islington, containing in front to ea street 14 feet 6 inches, and in depth 25 yards, tenanted by iliam Hignett and Wil liam Ashton, at rents amounting to £33 12s. The Tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation for three lives, aged about 42, 39, and 37, and 21 years afterwards under the usual ground rent and covenants. Also a' PEW, No. 38, in Trinity Church Apply to Mr. MOLYNEUX No. 4, Erskine-street, or to JOHN NORTH, Wood-street. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of January next, at One o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, AVERY valuable parcel of FREEHOLD LAND, with the nine Dwelling-houses thereon, situate on the south side, (at the end nearer Castle-street,) and at the angle of Sweeting-street, otherwise called Elbow-lane, leading from Castle-street to Dale-street, in Liverpool, which will be offered for sale in two lots. _ • Lot 1. The piece of Land, with the three Houses thereon, forming the angle of Sweeting-street, and herefore in a right line with both Castle-street and Dale-str et, containing about 180 square yards, well adopted for the si of a Warehouse, and bounded by valuable property of Jno. ladstone, Richd. Dob son, and J. S. Leigh, Esquires. Lot 2. The piece of Land, with tl six Houses thereon, lying to the westward of lot 1, and betwe n it and a passage leading into a Court or Place called Joseph's-buildings, by which Court it is bounded at the back, containing about 156 yc square yards, These Houses, from their convenient situation, are al ways in great demand by tenants, and the site would be valuable for Counting-houses Jar Warehouse. For further information application may be made to Mr. No a TII, Solicitor, Wood-street, from whom printed particulars with plans annexed may be had. auctiop. VALUABLE MARBLE CHIMNEYPIECES. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTT 'R, On THURSDAY next, the 26th instant, cisely at Twelve O'clock, on the Premises, in Norton-stree near London-road, A BOUT thirty Elegant ITALIAN M RBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,IIII._ of the very best wurki nship and most modern designs. Mav be viewed two days prior to the sale, when Catalogues may lie had on the Premises, and from Messrs. TROTTER. SALE OF FARMING STOCK, AT CUERDLY, NEAR FA RNIVORTII. By Messrs. T. and J. TI TTER, i On THURSDAY next, the 26th inst. t, precisely at Twelve o'clock, at the house of Mr. Jo Velsby, in Cuerdly, SIX excellent MILCH COWS three good DRAUGHT HORSES, two capital CARTS, Lot of GEARING, Rick of HAY and OWNER, PLOUGHS and HARROWS, STABLE UTENSILS, &c.; and immediately after, the gen teel and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an excellent Eight.4ay Clock, and other Effects. The whole may be Viewed on the Morning of Sale. VALUABLE OAK, ASH, ELM, AND OTHER TIMBER. 7'o BE SOLD BY T KET, On THURSDAY, the 2d January ne ~ at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the House of . 11Ir 'homes May, the Leigh Arms Hotel, Newton, in the c iy of Lancaster, THE following Lots of val le TIMBER, growing on Estates in the Townships of Newton, Ha dock, Gol borne, Burtonwood, and Houghtog, in the county of Lancaster, 'Lot r.. 114 Oak Trees and 3 Cyphers+numbered from . ' to 114. 10 Ash ditto, •• • • .... ' 1 to 10. 6 Beech ditto, •••• •••• Ito 6. 1 Elm, ditto, •••• • • • • •••• This Lot is growing on Newton Hall Estate, in the occupa tion of T. Boardman. Lot 11. 80 Oak Trees and 7 Cyphers, numbered from I to 80. II Ash ditto •••• •••• 1 tO IL ' 6 Elm ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 6. 7 Alder ditto, . .... •••• 1 to 7. This 'Lot is growing on Lands in Newton, in the occupation of T. Boardman and Wm. Wright. Lot 111. 18 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 18. 6 Ash ditto, .... 1 to 6. 3 Sycamore, ditto, .... 1 to 3. 5 Beech ditto, .• • • I to 5. 2 Elm ditto, •••• 1 to 2. This Lot is growing on L an d s in Newton, in the occupation of Henry Pennington. _ ___ • Lot IV. 56 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 56. This Lot is growing near Parkside, in - Newton; on. Lands in he occupation of James Lowton and Widow Mason. Lot V. 78 Oak Trees and 5 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 78. 5 Ash ditto, .... .... 1 to 5. 1 Alder ditto, .... .... .... This Lot is growing on Lands in Newton, in the occupation of Thomas Forshaw, J. Forster,-and James Meredith. Lot . VI. 45 Oak Trees and 8 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 45. 3 Ash ditto, • • • •••• 1 to 3. 1 Merry and 1 Willow. • ••• • ••• This Lot is growing in Meredith's Wood and Lands adjoin ing, in the occupation of Jane Meredith and Mr. Strange. Lot VII. 100 Oak Trees and 9 Cyphers; numbered from ,1 to 100. 7 Ash ditto, • •, - • • ... , •• • • -1 to 7. _ ba.Chesnut ditto and 2 Cyphers, .... Ito 18. 65 Beech ditto •••,• •• • • 1 to 65. 1 Svcatkore ditto, .... .... •••• 11 Alder aitto, •••• .... 1 to 11. This Lot is gAiwing near Whitedoor Cover in Haydock, on Lands in the occupation of James Townend. Lot VIII. 65 Oak Trees and 20 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 65. 14 Ash ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 14. 39 Elm ditto, •••• •••• I to 39. 33 Beech ditto, and 1 Cypher, •••• 1 to 33. 20 Chesnut ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 20. 4 Sycamore ditto, .... •••• Ito 4. 3 Poplar ditto, •••• • • • • I to ~3. This Lot - is growing on Lands in Haydock, near the White door Cover; • Lot IX. 50 Oak Trees and 12 Cyphers, numbered from I to 50. 4 Ash ditto and 1 Cypher, •••• Ito 4. 1 Alder ditto, • • . . •••• I 38 Oak ditto and 3 Cyphers, .... 1 to 38. 10 Ash ditto and 1 Cypher, - .... Ito 10. 31 Alder ditto and 3 Cyphers, .... 1 to 31. 1 Sycamore ditto, .... .... 1 12 Poplar ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 12. 1 Willow and . Elm, .... •••• •••• This Lot is growing in Bradley Wood and Lands adjoining in Burtonwood, in the occupation of R. Norman, Mr. Orford, Mr. R. Gaskell, and J. Bridge. Lot X. 167 Oak Trees and 28 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 167. 14 Ash ditto, •••• .... 1 to 14. 1 Sycamore ditto, .... .... •••• 25 Alder ditto and 1 Cypher •••• Ito 25. This Lot is . growing in Clipsley Wood, in Haydock, and on Lands adjoining, in the occupation of Mary I3oardman, W. Caldwell, and Thomas Cunliffe. Lot XI. 50 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 50. This Lot is growing in Rough Haighwood, and on Land's ad joining, in Haydoek., in the occupation of Ralph,..Taylor and Mr. Cross. • Lot XII. 40 Oak Trees and 14 Cyphers, numbered from I to 40. 4 Ash ditto and 1 ditto, •••• 1 to 4. 1 Beech ditto, •••• •••• •••• 13 Alder ditto, •••• •••• I to 13. This Lot is growing on Lands in Haydock, in the occupation of R. Kenyon, J. Lawson, and T. Forshaw. Lot XIII. 113 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 13. 1 Ash ditto, . • • • I 4 Elm ditto. •••• 1 to 4. This Lot is growing in Golborne Wood, and on Lands ad joining, in the occupation of Thos. Peters and Peers Leather. Lot XIV. 13 Oak Trees, numbered from 1 to 13. 5 Ash ditto, .... 1 to 5. 2.3 Alder ditto, • • • . I to 23. 1 Birch ditto, •••• .••• 22 Oak ditto and 6 Cyphers, Ito 22. 6 Ash ditto and 2 Cyphers, Ito 6. 1 Willow and I Crab. This Lot is growing in Parr and Burton:N-0 . od, on Lands in the occupation of J. Boardman, Richard Norman, and Henry Makinson. ' Lot XV. - 12 Oak Trees and 1 Cypher, numbered from 1 to 12. • 6 Ash ditto and 1 ditto, •••• Ito 6. 3 Sycamore ditto, .... •••• Ito 3. 25 Alder ditto, ...• 1 to '25. •••• TIELLNOOK. 28 Oak ditto and 9 Cyphers, . • • • 1 to 28. 1 Ash ditto, •••• .... •••• 31 Alder ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 31. This Lot is growing on Lands in Haydock and Golborne, in the occupation of W. Cunliffee John Pimlet, and Mrs. Pier point. Lot XVI. 1 Oak Tree, •••• numbered 1 10 Ash ditto, •••• .... 1 to 10. 57 Elm ditto and 3 Cyphers, ...„ Ito 57. 23 Sycamore ditto, .... . .... Ito 23. 220 Larch ditto and 85 Cyphers, ... • Ito 220. 9 Willow ditto, •• • • •••• Ito 9. 112 Poplar and Birch ditto and 5 Cyphers, Ito 112. 160 Alder Trees and '22 Cyphers, .... Ito 160. This Lot is growing in a Coppice in Houghton, called Mid hops. Lot ;VII. 19 Oak Trees and 10 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 19. 8 Ash ditto and 2 ditto, .... 1 to 8. 42 Willow ditto and 6 ditto, .... 1 to 42. 61 Alder ditto and 9 ditto, •••• 1 to 64. 27 Poplar ditto and 1 ditto, .... I to 27. 17 Oak ditto and 9 ditto,. •••• 1 to 17. 2 Ash do, •••• • •••• Ito 2. 5 Poplar ditto, •••• •••• 1 to 5. This Lot is growing on Lands in Houghton, called Midhops and Cinnamon Brow, in the occupation of Ralph Darbyshire. The above valuable Timber is scribe marked, and well worthy he attention of Timber Merchants, Ship Builders, and others. It is conveniently situated for Land and Water Carriage, some of the Lots are situated ou the banks of the Sankey Canal, and the whole is not above one mile distant from the Canal, and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Mr. RALPH DARBYSIIIRE, the Tenant at Cinnamon Brow, will show Lots 16 and 17, growing in Houghton; Mr. RICHAR D OwEN, of Newton, or the respective Tenants, the other Lots; and further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. WHITE, Newton, near Warrington. en g:ale. QUPERIOR Old Bottled PORT Wit , at 70 Shillings ► 7 per Dozen, adapted for the consul tion of private Gen tlemen.—Apply to RICH I ABRAM, 13, Leigh-stye next to the Neptune. N.B.—WINES of every descrip on, both in Wood and Bottled; BRANDY, and other Spirits. Also, as usual, BAR CLAY and CO.'S PORTER, in perfection, throughout the Winter Season, PORT OF LIVERPOOL. ripllE Owners of, and the Masters and Commanders Jk_em ployed on board the Ships and Ve els belonging to this Port, are desired to meetat the Under iters' Committee-room, on SATURDAY, the 4th January, 183 , at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon. to nominate 'and a p • it Fifteen Persons to be Trustees for the Management o ie Seamen's Hospital in this town for the next year, pursue t to an 'act Of Parliament made in the twentieth year of the reign of King George the Second, intituled "An Act for the Relief •and•SiippOrt of Maimed and Disabled Seamen, and the Widows and Children of such as shall be Killed, Slain, or Drowned in Vie Merchant Service." By order of the Trustees, Lfeerpool, 23d Der., 1831 DANIEL' ALLEN, Secretary. BY HIS !%IAJESTY S APPOINTMENT BUACLA DISTILLERY. GENUINE MALT WHISKY, f roi h e a b ove Distil .ry, sold by JOHN FRASER, Conimissi -Agent, No. 6, Pool lane, Liverpool. Also, for th e con • i enco o f F am ili es, two Gallons and upwards. . Best Scotch ALE and London PORTER. RUSSELL-HOUSE. THE PROPRIETORS of RUSSEL HOUSE feel it their duty gratefully to acknowledge ie kind and liberal encouragement they have experien e roil] the Gentry and since their commencement i business, and beg to -nee - tre—their Friends, that while th • are honoured with such flattering Testimonials of aoprobation they shall never relax in using every exertion to deserve the Patronage of a liberal and enlightened Public. C. and J. GILLIIAIII. *** THE BEST HAT 21s. WOOLFIELD'S BAZAAR, CHURCH-STREET. / nriIIOMAS WOOLFIELD begs to announ that his BazLar _L - is stored for the Season with a mor han usual variety of choice and elegant Goods, of all des ri ions, collected froui the first Manufactories in London, Pat Berlin, Florence, &c., and he respectfully invites the Publi o view the same, either as purchasers or admirers of manufacturing_skill. .. The two Rooms added t o th e Baar, present_goeh . A display of Lanips.r::.leiribrn, -.3kaiitrZlll,l4_.-Chintrnarpleee Lustres, &c., as was never before exhibited kri 'Liverpool, and includes every variety . of Lights for Halls, , Passages Staircases, Side boards, Dining 'fables, Drawing and Bali Rooms; Figures and Pedestals in&holding Lamps, or Pedestals only, in Bronze, Ormolu, Scagliola, &c.; also Brackets of all kinds. In Writing pesks,. Dressing Cases, Work Box es , C ar d Boxes, Cabinets, &v.,. T. W. is also fully provided from his own workshops. The quarifraf his articles in this department is fully borne out by his increaskng demand. _ 1. W. begs to say of his Stdck generally, that, both in buy ing and manufacturing, his first consideration is, the quality, which, both• for himself and his customers, he thinks better pu - licy than running and straining after a low nominal price ; a nd, after ascertaining that th o ar ti c les are in gopd_taste, sound, and fit for use, he then affixes, with all the economy he can, their lowest cash value ; and this system, he ha s th e gratificatio n t o acknowledge, the Liverpool Public has patronized beyond hl3 expectations : he will continue the same course, with increasing anxiety, to render his Establishment worthy of the patronage extended to it. 1 /.. LIVERPOOL ZOO ' ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. IHE Inhabitants and Vi tors of Liverpool are respectfully informed, that the G ens continue open for their inspec tion, and that the houses re well aired, good fires being con stantly kept therein. ROYAL INSTITUTION. THE SCHOOLS will R -OPEN on MONDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1831. He Master : The Rev. F. ILIFF, M. ,of Trinity College, Cambridge. and Master : W. A. STRANGE, 'Esq., :A., Scholar of Pembroke C and Sans.crit University. Scholar, Oxford. • ----- - T 077313 : Tuition £2O per annum. (For Sons of Proprietors do. do.) _ French.. 5 guineas per annum. Mathematics, Writing, and Accounts. 3 do. dd. do. Mr. Strange proposes to give Private Instruction in thu San crit or Hebrew Languages to any Gentlemen who may wish to enter. upon . such Studies, with a 'view either to the East India Service or the Church. For particulars, as to toarders, Admission of Pupils, or Private Tuition, apply to the Rev. F. 33, Nelson-street, Great George-square., %:V~i~tai -- - e ef FRENCH AND SPAN Il 'I.ANGUAGES. ivrii.ylD4L, Disciple of C evalier Jacotot, continues to il. give Instructions in th above Lat*uages and Mathe matics. Apply at Mr. V.'s H use, 18, Knight-street. • ' lee .•EVERTON-HILL ADENIY. MATII. E. E. CHALMER into Sto remove. his Establish • ment during the Christm ecess to the House formerly ocEuried by Mr. Harris, will will be Re-opened for the admission of Pupils on WEISNE - AY, the 22d of January next. Terms, &c. may be known lion application to Mr. CHAL MER, 27, l{oscommon-street, yAlrton. 'anta. WANTED for about Sixteen Mon , within fifteen mi nutes' walk of the Adelphi Hot ,in the upper part of the town, a Ready Furnished HO in an airy situation, containing Dining-room, Drawing-ro in, and five or six Cham bers, &c.—For reference apply at the STA:in...on-OFFICE. WANTED, after the Christmas recess, in a highly respect able Ladies' School, a TEACHER. who is experienced in the general dillies of tuition, well quali dto give instruction iu every department of English, and o esses a knowledge of Music and. Landscape Drawing. Applications to be addressed (post paid) to " V. Z.," Pilot office, Preston. - TO MERCHANTS AND BROKERS, AYOUNG GENTLEMAN of respectable family, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, is wishful to Article himself y e for the term of three or four years in a lercantile Situation, where he might - be accommodated i e house. The adver tiser is a good deal acquainted with t e world, would be useful and obliging, and the utmost confidence may be reposed in his integrity. Further particulars may be obtained from, and a highly satis factory testimony as to character and respectability will be given on application to, the Editor of this Paper. li f YOUNG MAN, conversant with S nish and French, A wishes to engage with a House for I ME or ABROAD, or he would take any respectable occ tion ;or he would in vest some. hundreds in any respectab business. Connexions respectable. Undeniable references. Direct A. 8., at B. Wheeler's :Newspaper-office, 9, Exchange street, Manchester. 'Co be %let. vt - vOrbe LET, n SLIQP and All.E.lloU6l.l,..situate in the _ll.. Old -II aymarkot, auitabl a Corn Denier, or any Business requiring room.—Apply to . VAUGHAN next door. 38, Old Haymarket. - --- rtio be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, an old .l established PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate in the improving d i . and populous neighbourhood of Limekiln-lane and Mile-end. - The House is very commodio s and fitted up with excellent Bar and other - Fixtures. Tl Yard is spacious, communicating with another street, cont. ' ng an Outbuilding - which may be converted into Stabling or Brewery, at a small expence. This desirable situation is well adapted for a Family wishing to com bine good health with a profitable business. . • Rent £3l per annum. Fixtures, &c.,_ on ' mo derate terms. Apply, (if by letter, post-paid,) to M essrs . Bunnows and WALKER, House and Land Agents, No; 163, Dale-street, LiVerpool. Co be Aotti. To be SOLD, to pay n rly Four per Cent. per Annum, a. Freehold and Tithe- e ESTATE, of upwards of 170 Sta tute Acres, with the ' ' es of an adjoining Estate, within six miles of the Market ' wn of Leominster, in the County of Hereford: Poor-rates very low. For map and particulars apply to Mr. STErtiEN BETTELEY, Ironmonger, Pool-lane, Liverpool. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. 19110 be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the Inheri- X tance in fee simple of and in a MESSUAGE or FARM HOUSE, with the Out-buildings' and the several Closes, Fields, or Parcels of LAND to the sam belonging,, c o ntaining forty-six s t a tute acres, or thereabouts; ituate in Great Sankey, in the county of Lancaster, and in e occupation of John Welsby, whose tenancy will deter • e at Candlemas and May next, when a purchaser may h v possession. The above estate is co eniently situate on good roads, within three miles of the town o Warrington, and a few minutes' walk of the turnpike-road from thence to Prescot and Lir , - , 10 ,1 in a country remarkable for the abundance and • game, and where the parochial taxes The Farm-house and Out-buildings are ."•—• and the latter comprise a spacious Bar , for tour Horses, Shippons for eight Cows, and eery necessary ap pendage. Air. NrctioLsoN, Solicitor, Warrington, will direct a person to show the property to any one desirous of viewlag the same, and from him may also be had all further particulars on a pp li- Cation; if by later, post paid. Public M3oD►W. NOTICE TO THE LESSEES UNDER THE CORPO RATION 0 LIVERPOOL." CIROUND RENTS for e present year having become due kir on the 29th SEPTEN it last, the Lessees are hereby re quired to - pay the same i iediately at this . Office. And such Persons as are in Arrear for the like Ground Rents are hereby informed, that Legal Measures will be instituted, without further Notice, unless the demands which have repeat edly been made, shall be liquidated forthwith: - - JOHN ,D/:ANE CASE, , Treasurer of the said Corporation. Treasurer's o . lfice, Town-hall, Dec. 11,1833. CONTRACTS. ' . • {O / HE TRUSTEES of the DOCK ' .will be.ready on Tues .l day, the 31st December instant, receive 'lenders for the supply of COAL, SLACK, and C E, for a'period of twelve months, commencing Ist Januar , 831. Further particulars, and print forms of Tender, may be had on application at the Dock S rveyor's office, in Trentham street.. Sealed Tenders to be addressed to the Co mmitte e of the Dock Trustees, and to be left at this office, on or before the 30th inst. Dock-yard, Trentham-street, Dec.. 5, 1833. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF LIVERPOOL. JOHN WRIGHT, ESQ. MAYOR. HE GRAND PORT MOOT, COURT LEET and GENERAL COURT of QUART R SESSION of the PEACE for this BOROUGH and TO N will be held in the NEW COURT-ROOM, on the south de of Chapel-street, on MONDAY, the 6th day of January xt, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon; when and where all P r • ns bound over to Appear and Prosecute, give Evidence o nswer, are to attend, on pain of their respective Recognisances 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 THURSDA Y, the 10th day of January next. at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, of which the ATTORSEYS of the said Court are required to take notice. . • FOSTER, Town-clerk-and Clerk of the Peace. All Persons are requested to take Notice, that no' Tra y erse will be tried at these Sessions unless the same be entered for Trial at the . Town-clerk's office, on or before the first da y 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 discharge of the Gand Jury, otherwise the Trial of the same will stand over until the Sessions following. • DECEMBER TEA SALE, 1833. TAMES COOPER feels much pleasure in announcing that it, a considerable decline has take,' klace in the prices of TEA, especially upon those sorts that may oe classed as good, useful Family Teas, which he is now selling as low as s. 9d. to ss. p_er lb. Upon fine Souchong Tea the reductio s still greater. Fine rich-flavoured Tea of this description a s. 4d. to 6s. per lb., that will be found to possess very sue r and choice quali ties. In good and fine Hyson, Cow II yson, Gu n p ow d er, and in Orange and Blossom Pekoe 'Fe• he has a very choice selection. The system upon which he roasts COFFEES, .1. C. is bold enough to affirm cannot be surpassed, and is calculated to pre serve, in the highest degree, the fine rich Aromatic flavour of this wholesome and delicious beverage; and a further important advantage is, that the extent of his consumption ensures a sup ply, Fresh - Roasted, Daily, and he' invite's the attention of his -Friends and the Public to a good and cheap assortment. The New Tea Icarehouse, 44, Ranelagh-street. N.B.—An API R NTICE Wanted. He must be of re spectable Family. A well-educated Youth horn the Country will have a preference. Letters post paid. SPLENDID STOCK OF FURS AND p ' AR I SIAN MILLINERY /- . For the Approaching Winter, 1 AT THE EMPORIUT.I OF FASHION. 3, miter, STREET. MRS. ROBINSON having succeeded h r late (OTHER in vr the concern of CoNwAv and Co. be leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility, Get ry and Public of Liverpool, that she has now ready for t ' inspection a most elegant as wellas extensive assortment of ILLI NER Y, suit able for the approaching Winter, and which has been selected from the first Magazins in Paris. She also begs particularly to call their attention to her Stock of FURS, which at this time is unusually extensive, consisting of MUFFS, PELERINES, CAPES; BOAS, &c. in real Sable, Chinehilli, Squirrel, the Blue, Red, White, and Silver Fox, Ermine, Lynx, Swandown, the Black, Brown,• and Isabella Boar, Lynx, &c. The whole of this valuable Stock of Furs will be found to be of such unri valled richness of quality, as well as variety, and will be sold at such extraordinary low prices, that Mrs. It. feels confident it will insure this Establishment a continuance of that high pa tronage which it has been always so pre-eminently favoured with. Foreign Skins bought, sold, or exchanged. Export orders executed with the utmost desrut ,3, - - 65, CHURCH-STREET AND BROOKS'S-ALLEY. ~HEBBLEWHITE, WINE AND BRANDY MERCHANT. • Ready money prices for a few of the leading Ai tides : WINES. Doz. Bot. s -- . -- d . S. d. 8. d. s. a: PORT, good Draught l2 0 1 6 21 0 2 0 Ditto superfine old l4 0 I 9 30 0 2 6 Ditto Old Crusted Ditto Ditto, many years in bottle 42 0 3 6 SHERRY, good liraught....l2 0 1 6 21 0 2 0 Ditto superior Old l-1 0 1 9 30 0 2 6 Ditto choice nutty 'flavoured ...... . ..... ....36 0 3 0 Ditto very old and curious 42 0 3 6 CAPE MADEIRA, finest im ported 9 0 1 li 18 0 1 6 SPIRITS. Gal. Pint. RUM, Jamaica good quality 10 8 1 4 Ditto Ditto, much stronger Ditto Ditto, extra strong for mixing 13 4 1 8 GIN, London, of good quality Ditto much stronger __ 9 4 1 Ditto Cream of Ilie Valley, for mixing 10 8 1 4 BRANDY, Cognac, of good quality 28 0 3 6 Ditto Ditto, much stronger 30 0 3 9 Ditto Ditto, very old, neat as imported 32 0 4 0 WHISKEY, Scotch or Irish, good quality 10 8 1 4 Ditto Ditto Ditto, very strong 12 0 1 6 Ditto Ditto Ditto, extra strong for mix ing •• • • l3 4 1 8 Ditto small Still, of exquisite flavour ..16 0 2 0 Every other description a Wines, Spirits, and C or di a l s , equally low in price, and ge me in quality. Home-brewed Ale, 3d., 5u., and 7d. per Quart. LIVERPOOL REFERENCE OFFICE, Or Institution for providing the Higher and Middling Claws of with Servants of unexceptionable Character, NO. 52 Sty , eiciieANovEit- STREET, NEXT DOOR*TO SADLER'S BATHS. (Removing from Cases-street, formerly carried on at the Savings' Bank, Bold-street.) illE Proprietor of this Institution, in announcing the L Removal of his Establishment, on TUESDAY NEXT, the Ist of January, from Cases-street, embraces . , the opportunity of returning his acknowledgments to the ntry, Clergy, Mer chants, and Inhabitants of Liverpool ge rally, for the flatter ing encouragement with which he wa honoured while there, and also for the assurances of support hich he has received from the most distinguished Fella , in the event of his re moving to more eligible premi fie begs to acquaint his patrons that the above premises ( ich he has taken on a lease) ale the most convenient, in point of situation,and the most de sirible, as regards accommodation, of any that the town of Liverpool presents. Ladies and G e ntlemen in want of Ser vants may here hire them with as much comfort and conveni ence as in their osin . parlmirs or drawing-rooms, for which pur pose a handSoirie suite of Rooms has been provided, which are furnished in a superior and elegant manner. An Institution embracing and presenting these advantages has long been regarded as a desideratum in Liverpool. FO those Ladies and Gentlemen who are unacqtiainted with its ex cellence, he begs to say that it is supported and encouraged by the most influential Families in this and the adjacent counties; and that, during the: brief period of its existence, many thou • sand Servants (most of them ,ticaring the most reputable cha ratters, none others being received i ) have been hired from it. It bears no point of affinity to those low and obscure places called " Register Offices." The arrangements are 0.9.4 large and liberal scale, and every exertion which industry can achieve or invention suggest will lie rendered available. Communications have been opened with the principal provin cial Towns, so that, by means of advertising and making its benefits extensively known, Servants of all classes in every part of the kingdom may be induced to avail themselves of its advantages; in short, nothing, will be wanting to make it one of the most complete an d use ful Institutions of the kind in England. 52, Hanover-street, Dec. 21, 1833. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR PRESSURE, AND INCORRODIBLE MINERA TEETH, Placed without 11; Springs, or iy - other Ligatures. -ugESSHS. J. M.,and A. MAL , No. 46, Bor.n-sTnErr, VI Liverpool, SURGEON DENTI s, (of the firm of Mallen an d Sons, Greiit Russell -street, Bloomsbury, and Half Moon street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be consulted daily,) ardently thank heir F r i en d s an d the Public for th e di s ti n guished suyport • ich they continue to receive. M o ns. J. M. a d A. MALLAN continue to RESTORE DECAYED TEETH, however large or small the cavity, with their celebrated MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, so uni versally recommended by the Faculty of England, France -and other Continental cities; the operation of stopping de, cayed Teeth is performed in a few seconds; the Mineral is put into tho cavity in an almost liquid state, without pain, heat, or. pressure, hardens into Enamel, allays the most excru ciating pain, making- a stump into a whole Tooth, and last for many y ears, preventing-the necessity of extra c ti on . Messrs. Ig. during their course of.sTudy, have adopt e d a mo d e of FASTENING LOOSE TEETH, particularly of aged per sons; whether arising from neglect, or the use of Calomel, or disease of the Gums. • . INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH placed, from one to a. complete set, which-are capable of discolouration or cor rosion, fixed-without wires or ligatures, renders it impossible to distinguish the Artificial Teeth from the Natural ones, and warranted to answer every purpose -of mastication and articu lation, and will be found; in every res p ec t., am pl y com p e t en t t o supply the place of their predecessors: NATURAL. TEETH fixed on the above improved principle. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion• of the Mineral Sueoedaneum, which they so universally recommend. Messrs. M. recommend to Parents and others, having the care of Children, to be- particular in having their Teeth exa-. mined previous to their second growth, as vat ious diseases of the mouth have arisen from that neglect. Charges as in Paris,