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The French Language will be taught by a French C ve rn e p s res idi ng i n the Establihment, and the oilier Aceorn shments by approved Masters. Cards of the Terms may be had on application to the Liverpool .Standard-Offiee. To clear ore the 4111, and sail on the 5114 June. f itis bs.,' ,, -, The For CALCurrA. Ship DUKE OF LA.:" STER' JAMILS LIARGREAVRS, C ninander, irth,,_ (Late first 011ie of is Ship;) t eo7per register 565 tons. This el has most Capaci(! . or L `" ), liable accommodations for asseugers, and liar cal i: ~agapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provide ' , eight or passage apply to ' JOHN GLADSTO:NE and Co. GENUINE COLLECTION OF PICTURES. By Mr. RIME, TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. By Messrs. T. WIN STANLEY and SONS, A T the SPECIAL VESTRY, held iii — ST. NICHOLAS' Cuuncn, on THURSDAY, the 23d day of May; 1833, The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, one of the Rectors, in the Chair, It was moved by Mr. ChOrchwarden Foster, seconded by Mr. Godfrey Barnsley, That Mr. Benjamin Hewett be appointed Governor di - 1; Workhouse, and Mrs. Hewett the Matron. 4 It was moved by Mr. William Comer, seco dby Mr. William Rushton, That Mr. and Airs. Benjamin Haram appointed Governor and Matron. l e It was moved by Mr. L. J. V ena , seconded by Mr. T. J. Hall, That Mr. and Mrs. John Shipp e appointed Governor and Matron of the Workhouse. Tats DAY (Friday) the 24th instant, at half-past Eleven o'clock, at his Rooms, Church-street, A Select COLLECTION of CABINET PI TRES, the .1 - 1. genuine Property of the late Captain S ith, R.N, and recentlif importCd from Antwerp, comikoig beautiful Speci mens of the most admired Masters, amOTTR which will be found the Works of Morland, Rubeus, Ostade, 'l'eniers, Berghem, Netcher, Fraser, De llooghe, Mieris, Sir T. Lawrence, Cupy, Terburgh, and Poleinburgh. A few Miniatures, Prints, ttc. Two valuable Clucks, Or-molu and Martini. The whole con signed for sale without reserve: Catalogues may be had at the R.41411111111b., On TituitsoaY, the 6th day of June next, atone o'clock, at the George Inn, Dale-street, (if not previously disposed of by 1 • private contract), Lot 1. A Substantial and well-built DWELLING-HOUSE, Freehold of Inheritance. 2. A WAREHOUSE and SHOP behind the same, situate on the west side of Christian-street and south side of Myrtle street, in Liverpool, containing in front to Christian-street and at the back to a common passage leading to Xyrtle-street, re spectively 17 feet or thereabouts, and in deptfi on the north side along Myrtle-street and on the south sidd along a Dwelling house and Premises belonging to• John crossley, respectively, 101 feet 4 inches or thereabouts, a d utaining in the whole 191 yards 1 foot or thereabouts. Mr. Thomas Gresham, tenant o he house, will show the Premises. The above Land and Premises are well worthy the attention of Builders, as a situation for small Shops and Courts, being in the principal thoroughfare of a very populous neighbourhood, .and possessing the advantage of three Tronts, whilst the width of Christian-street, and the number of streets communicating with it, render the situation exceedingly open and airy. This Warehouse affords a quiti,tity of well-seasoned Builaing, Materials. The above will be Sold in one or two Lots. For particulars apply to LACE and SONS, Solicitors, Castle street. 'WEISS WHALEY most respectfully informs the Ladies of 1 Liverpool and its vicinity, that her Simmer Fashion; O E. consisting of MILLINERY, DRESSES 'c., will be ready for Inspection on FRIDAY next, the 2-it ' stant. Miss W. much regrets that, in c equence of a severe domestic calamity, she has been unab e to show her Fashions (which have been personally selected by herself in London) before. 68, Bold-street, May 20, 1833. HORSES, CARRIAGES, By Mr. WEBSTER, T(.lonitow, (Saturday,) the 25th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Horse Bazaar, Lime-street, A GREAT number of HORSES and ONIES of various colours and descriptions, consistin? .f Saddle; Gig, Phae ton, and other Horses; several Ch. • ots, four wheeled Car riages, Gigs, and other Vehicles, a.. a quantity of Saddlery and Harness. , at Eleven o'clock. On Sale, by Private Contr. et, a very handsomr , Green CHARIOT, with Imperial Boxes and Lamps complete, suit able for one or two horses. The several Candidates having been proposed from the Chair, and the Chairman having declared, upon the show of hands, that the choice had fallen upon Mr. and Mrs. Shipp, a Poll was demanded on behalf of the other Candidates. Notice is therefore given,L'—That the Poll will take . place at the Sessions'-House, Chapel-streeVfo-morrow Morning, at Ten o'Clock. 234 .3/4, 18.33. ~3i ~~. ':i CIDER. A Large Quantity of Prime Jersey ,CIDER on Sale on _A L Moderate Te rms . , Apply to ROBIN and KING. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. BRITISH and I , OREIGN PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE, No. 55, na4^ the to p of,POLD,S I, I. iperr. 42/. et Eoltt3E PKER begs leave to u4i4ounee that Ate has k_l 'aliened the above Premises for ttoe sale of PAPER HANGECGS, and respectfully soli,a share of the public patronage. 45 An extensive Stock and great variety both of British and Foreign Manufactures will be conytantly on hand, which he is enabled to supply upon as reasorutble terms as any in the trade, and he trusts that in all other respects his arrangements as' a Paper-hanger will be found to give every satisfaction to those who may please to favour him with their commands. :CO THE PARISHIONER§ OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IC consequence of the flattering majority on a show of hands T in my favour at the i trestry Meeting this dayAam induced to look forward with cobfidence to the resultfoethe poll. I therefore respectfully and earnestly invite meriends to attend early at the Sessions House, Chapel-street, -morrow morning, at' en o'clock. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, JOHN SHIPP, (Superintendent of the Nightly Watch.) Thursday, May 23rd, 1833. _ ih TO CLOSE AN ACCOUNT. TO PRIVATE FAMALIES, IRONMONGERS, &e. By Mr. HIME, On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, nt Eleyen o'clock pre cisely, at his Rooms, Church-§lteet, MIIIIRTY-SIX very handsome Bronzed' and Steel-mounted _IL FENDERS, of the newest and must fashiunable variety of Patterns. May be viewed To-morrow, and thelkorning of sale. *ait by Iribate contract. TO BE SOLD, DUBLIN. The St. 'George - Steam Packet Company - 's fast. 1 ant and distinguished "Vessel, e, eg 7 ST. GEORGE, n" a n A e ith l i eli , W Cel. e '.... ° W rge -I ' ' 's 4- lier v- ( t .:Cit c i; 14 1) * Zen ger " : on - lg, ; even miely. EbNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at Six o'clock Sabi ttku n Pare, (S teward's Fee in ded,) 17s. 6d. --- , The I'iIARIS, BANGOR, an lENALBRIDGE. ;nii..,,iit4rilit:tittiiiiiesn_Thaev_ooj_ruirielil:tyes Packet PRIN. LLEWELYN, IG R N ommander, . l'ie7,Tior R.N., e charming watering-places, lira -"" on MONDA and WEDNESDAYS, at Ten the Morn' ' Ca- Winn 2r ld b• In ........................... , 103. 6d. 13e ek itt° ............................ is. .•._ b - 1) airrtio - - 41ty (Friday) the 24th instant, at e Office of BATEsoN . ' and tIonsFALL, Lower C tle-street, 1,41,,,,) 100 Tierces JAMAICA OFFEE, tp "med.—For particulars appl to Messrs. CIIARLES 41'1., Sox, and Co., Merchant , or to BATESON an ORSFALL, Brokers. Ta 4Y (Friday )the 24th instant, at B ESON and Hons. PALL'S Office, Lower Castl treet, 20 Tons FusTic, i,,,, 40 Tons LOGWOO , I.), l gt ng ex Heroine, from Jamaic lying cast side Bruns particulars particulars apply to - 13ATESON and HORVALL, Brokers. ' 1:1 , (I 4 Y (1. ridWM. ay) the 24th i nstant, Twelve o'cloc and WA tswatcur's ic e , Dale-street, k, at 40 Tons Jamaica LO VOOD, 4 . 260 LANCEWOOD PARS, t ti ding e II - • 41'PLE'roIN .vgmla, east sid Queen's Dock. —Apply to Esq. or to GEO. and WM. WAINWRIGHT, Brokers. tiket.A. MANSION-HOUSE AND ESTATE, NEAR DENBIGH, NORTH WALES. By Mr. 'WILLIAMS, On THURSDAY, the 27th of June next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in Denbigh, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATE and PRO PERTY, belonging to the late Rev. R. Chambres Cham bres, comprising a most desirable MANSION-HOUSE, called Llysmeirchion, fit for the imtnediate resi co of a Gentleman of fortune, with the FARM of Ty Gwy adjoining, containing altogether 55 acres and upwards of ex lent Land, with Seven COTTAGES iu the Pandy, and 4 SEAT in Llannefydd Church. Also; the following valuable FTATE, viz. Plas Chambres, divided into two Farms, Graig ppv and 'lCyddyn Ucha' Farms, and the Woodland called Park Pierce and Crest, the whole lying in a ring knee, and containing, together about 570 acres. And also, Four other detached FARMS, called Llyshedydd. 'Vern, Hafod-yr-Onren_, and Park-y-Mes, containing about 4 30 acres, with extensive Sheep-walks attached to the two latter. Also, those woll-known, beautiful. and extensive LAKES, called Live Aled, Llyn Alwen, and Llyn Llymbren, abound ing with foist), situate on the Grousing Hills, within eight miles of Denbigh, and the same distance from the great London and Holyhead road at Pentrefoelas. LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. R. ATKINS begs lea v e most respectfully to inform the its Nobility, Gentry, and other Inhabita t uts of Liverpool, Manchester, Preston, Chester, and the ue, bbouring, towns in this and the adjoining counties, that thes• , ARDENS will be Opened on MONDAY, the '27th instant ~•' en he trusts th a t the er • or i av w .1 REDUC'rION in the PRICE of the /117LTON COALS by the Railway. C,I,PLAINE and GOSSA GE have much pleasure in acquainting their Friends and the Public. that, in conformity with the late reduction in the Price of Coals, they are now authorised to sell the best HULTON HOUSE FIRE COALS, At 13s. 6d. per 'fon. S. and G. are most grateful for the liberal share of public patronage afforded them hitherto in this business, and will be constantly anxious to merit a continuance of it. Offices, Railway -yard, Crown-street and Wapping, and 20, Water-street. GOLDEN BALL ESTABLISHMENT, 2, WATERLOO -PLACE CHURCH-STREET. MHOS. RALPHS an d CO.' invite their Friends and the Public to an inspection of the veil; choice and extensive assortment of PRINI ED MUSLINS',"Swiss Ginghams, lin Francais, Plain and Watered Gros de Naples, Gros d'Or leans, des hles, Levantines, Norwich and Canton Shawls, Fancy Ribbons, Parasols, &c. &x., which they have just re ceived, and are now selling at such prices as must, on compari son, ensure to them a continuance of that distinguiAed support which they ,have hitherto received, and for which they beg to express their grateful acknowledgments.l'o those Ladies and Gentlemen who have tried their superior make of Grass Bleached LINENS , they need only state that their stock is now well assorted; those who have not yet done So will profit by an early trial. Sheetings, Diapers, Huck abacks, 13lIndnolla n d s a nd Calicoes of every width and most a pproved fabrics. Marseille s Quilts, Counter . pimes, and Toilet Coverst . of every size and make, with a general assortment of Li nen Drapery and Siik Mercery, warranted perfect, and as low in price, quality considered, as any house in the trade. To. NATURALISTS. • 4. GE NTLE MAN, ab ou t t o l eave t h e Country, is desirous /A. of disyosing of a c h o i ce Collection o 'PE - CIMENS of NATURAL HIS TORY, comprising ab it 700 stuffed Birds, g r.c.; tantlier with an elegant Glass Cas containing Shells and Minerals; and also a large vari e ty of r'S seellaneous Curiosities. The whole have been selected 'eat expense, and will be Sold by Private Contract, on reas le terms. To any infant ;Museum, public or private, this Id be an acquisition rarely t o be. met with. Persons wishing to treat for the Purchase of the same, may, upon application to the Printer of this paper, procure a Cata logue, with the Proprietor's address, where the Collection may be seen. SHOW of LIVERPOOL F LORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. CHARLES HORSFA IA , Esq. Mayor, Patron. ' A r y S 'n N e . x E t, G t E he" r r iE l e i :street. , & c . T 11 3; i l I I ' i take " place PLAN on IW' S, E: F DN R E U s D I 29th instant, _at the • Corn ExChange, Brunswick -street, when Ladies and CcnCE mull C.: 4 :-...''...u. - ,•uritzrs) ~:r.l., .a ctliiitieir tit.: - twPen the hours of Two and' Four o'clock on payment of 2s. fid. TABLES hours of Four and Six o'clock, on pap nt of Is. each. Sub scriptions will be received, and T . . s obtained, at J. Sc J. generally will be admitted between the The Harmonic baud will attend ring the time of Show. Non-Subscribers, desirous of sh ,Vino Flowers, Fruits, &c. will be admitted. to do so on paying. 3s. entrance. • JOHN ASHTON CASE, Chairman. Annual SubscriPtion 1 0s.—Ladies' extra 'rickets Is. each. _____------------__ eiNalcAlNi:DasnLdETlhsc, Castle -street. BRUNSVVIC A SERMON will be - Preached in the above Chapel, on CHkPEL, Moss-sTREET. Moo EvENING NEXT, the 27th instant, at Seven o'clock, by the Rev. ROBERT NEwToi4, President of the Conference, after which a Collection be - made towards the expenses incurred in t erection of the New built by Messrs. Bewsher an eetwood. before the canal Service will sung, Kent's Anthem, 44 Hear my Prayer;" and at the elusion, a Selection from 44 H a vdn's Creation." In order to secure c omfortable accommodation, Silver will be 0 1e r fT ra a n yi , ng receivedUerrP ol )/4 Mat' 23, 163:3. at the Door, and an early attendance is recommended. NEW COACH TO HAWAItDEN, HOLYWELI„ MOLD, • RU THIN, AND DENBIGH. ruoiE Public is most respe c tf u li v i n f orme d t h at a new an d - 1 elegant Four-inside Post 'COACH, ailed the SIR H. ,_, 0 1: clock, neval •Coacii-oolce, J arnes's-street, a Golden Lion, Dale street, Liverpool ' ev "Y Afternoon, Sunday excepted,) at '''s c ommenced runnin * orn Mr. Dodd's Ge- King 6 Parv, to Mold, in three h rs, where it meets convey ances to Ruthin , Denbigh', &c. . ' ' • convey- Leaves the Black Lion Inn, Mold, every Morning, (Sunday excepteny) at Seven o'clock, by the same route, and arrives in by way of asthatn Ferry, and the Liverpool at Ten o'clock, certain. Performed by PEGGY SMITH, Eastham, JOHN CATHERAL, Mold. : U a 1 I f :: E s t LTILIwyo EST OF ENGLAND Chief Office, EXETER. LA giving to those Insured a artici ion in the disposable of surplus Premiums, Which may be add as a BONUS to the I a S e U ff l e A t e N d C on E COMPANY.approved plan Sum insnred, or applied in reduction the future ANNUAL rPAYMENTS. A REDUCED SCALE OF P NIIUMS and Conditions m ay be had of WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE and SONS, Agents, - r IF F E IR I E NS A U N R D AN L e iI i T s 12, Exchange -buildings, Liyerpool. . . INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, It Wires o r Li ga t ures , AND FIL LING DECAYED TEETH WAH IWINERAL SUCC7-IDANEUDII, Without Pain, Heat, or Pr INCORRODIBL E ARTIFI lAL TEETH. es re, and frEsSRS.. itt ". MALLAN, N 46, BOLD-STREET, Livereool, and Monsie ur A ALLAN , 82 , KING STREET, Al anchester, S URGEON twrisTs, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, G reat Russell -street, Bloomsbury, and Half moon-street, Piccadilly, London, where they may be con sulted daily.) ardently thank their Friend. and the Public, for the distinguished support which they continue to receive. Their methods of tilling decayed Teeth, without heat or pres sure, and of fixing loose, natural, or artificial Teeth, without wire or to ligatur, are too extensiv e ly k nown , an d too hi g hl y esti m7,td requite any lengthened exposition in advertisements. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the MINERAL 6 3, ECCEDANVUM, which they so universally recommend. Attendance in Liverpool and Manchester d a ily. Charges as in Paris. LIBRARY OP USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, FARMERS' SERIES. MBE Two followi ng Agricultural Works are in the course of publication, under the superintendence of the Society ,h t ev the ver Y and their object appear highest Living S o mt ees ; for the Diffusion of U se f u l Knowledge. 'The Materials are drawn orn from is to present to the Farmer the best information which can b e obtained, in the nar rowest compass,;and in the most practica l Month, in Numbers a t 6d . eac h . / I. 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These Treatises are also included in the second velum ! ) of Natural Philosophy; but are sold oteparately for the public accommodation. 4} .~ 111•111111 M _ ,f s^ .— s~ Y; 4*loo'tlo4t-- .134 I - ,1 7. # 41; , 41two4it4 -.Ng 1......1,: JAMILS lIARGREA VICS, C ninander, o r urth e (Late first 011ie of is Ship;) klul 4 Per re ist —,, capacious 114 Con a t ortap g •er 060 tons. This el has most ~ e ,Posely ad 'Le accommodations for assengers, and liar cabins 1 • or freight ado sagee India trade. A Surgeon is provided. or pa apply to ry' ' JOI3N GLADSTONE and Co. N., For BO MIT. , )14 i .t. The BOUNTY ALL, to X ow 1 . : J. 1-1 A BDING , ! mander ; i 'I, 1 , ,,,, r , Loading in th e P r i nc ckApply to TAY- pli *,.... 4 R, and C o. or to GEO. IGTIF [ELI). Broker. TAY- +i "...-........... - . . \_ Zatot Enbito. Al z 7 ---------------7 0 sail immed . ly. •••,•t For DEME RA, _ P o , ~' The fine Skip KI X SON , r ,L) .riqui p .- JOHN \V Hi , MaSter. cielt" or °l. P 4 'age ant iy 4 on board the restel. Princes t° P4'. - i.\" . . ) WATERHOUSE and SONS. y , &I:';' , s For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, The regular tr a di ng Brig ;FIELD, JOHN NEW LAN OS Taster; : %1)PlY t° JO HALL and Co. 0 , , %.,..,..., ~... 3. Tithebarn-street. ^-----____ _ ,___________ 1 3riti51) Arntrira. ---_____—_____________ Takes 2/ aict It. For QU E 7 ' I W. The Barque LORD 1 7 ANLEY, Pe a A 1 b J. R. lIALL 'Taster ; kV ster ied I - altien per register ' tons, coppered _and cop- .• 'age, 4 ' and will hare intmed e despatch.—For ireight or Insl • )on board, King's ock, or to. P . ' *%%%"•,......,.. J. NELSON WOOD & CO. t b Q OUtb Eaaitfh • s. , P O ,, ' q°}3An To sa i l let July. . 'y , • - T TOWN ,VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and .40,.. * Th e SYDNEY' NEW SOUTH WALES— une first-class fast-sailing Greenock-built. Ship ,• s 'l7: - PR INCESS VIC TORI A, , , op gir l , re , JAMES BI SSETT, Commander; °' al.: e l'fits: s te r, upwards of 7(X) tons b $ en, coppered and L t , e r d and ri , n 'tl, has just completed h. first voyage: as well c'liii o " i defl -- 1 „11 1 , 1 ",'ed, carries an - ex e . r . seed surgeon, and will r ri o , tt of ~ n every accommo. t.n that can conduce to the 14,1 sta te coassengers. Having ofty poop cabin with spa- ,l . P_lrti r e twe eti rs, fitted up with ~ er closets and air . ports,s she is i Vi eto darl y __eks being upwards of seven feet high, h $ Iti k i,, l a, b o :- e ll calculated for the purpose. .T e Prin_cess ! th, I. l !leati, n l ug a new British-built ship, possessing the above ' to an -4 . ste rn - s s, ..alid her Commander being well acquainted . with i - •.p l ve„ el ".s, renders her decidedly a superior conveyance II sr freizin)et despatched from Liverpool to these Colonies. passage, apply to the Ca l ptain, on board, or to li s woRTH and SIM TH, Chapel-walks. 1 - - ;!, C. , -ttant Nabigation. , . For WATERFORD. '' / ti' 1 I'o sail every Friday, with liberty to T ow V esse l s, ~ ,4 and to s a il an d nav i gate w i or w ith ou t Pil o ts, ~ The new St Boat Pr o ,''' ST. PA RICK, elle li 414 4 b b d, With T Aur. fiyi D ER. ...._ .A y, Commander; i at essrs Two Engines righty-horse power each, m__ • George Forrest and Co. y T o 8 '°, E. well-known team-boat GIPSY, 1 ,, , , r ,ti T -R N Commander, r " ' ti°l •4 l / e , ail ee-, 1 Uescla n y lN :with . i th . e , same liberties as above-men- , ' atria, „ - . At °Y h Vice 33 , Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. h v o , el Tlf T he St. Georget , s te DUBLIN. am P aek et Compans fast, r • 4,' , , elegant, and distinguished Vessel, r .. • -. Oca- . _ • ST. GEORGE, 1 1 ;Vill The beautiful and swift Vessel, AIR, li r ' th eh i ll th ~, A. SPEIRS Commander, i la e etbr i , e rrince Llewelyn on the Ist of June; anil, kik i i ti eetr i ,„ iti , cvery day (eicept Sunday) there will he a t e B eetle cahon afforiled to and from the sublime and ro- -4 cl 't: ll4 Res e ery of North Wales. fr tills' attend and Horses carefully shipped and landed, and ~, e °ll ll ) ii ii ', ll paid to the comforts of Passengers patronizing /1 V. Y 8 vessels' ' ' lit th ' • . . fir. e St. George Steam Packet Company's O ffi ces, reet, ur Clarence Dock. t k 10/, k, 4 , okk, ,i pA e ,'...... (One concern.) For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, 0 ~, l ot, ab),.„ IN CORPORATED ,. . BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. 'ilt l , - ) t4C apany sail their Vessels, (with or without i ' I' iv, ng Goods and Passengers the following ports, 'P c ' bI: 1 °ll 81 -.IN cf n thh u 14,p ' z Daily. 0 . -o q' •4 y, a c k s ., T, lIIC HIBERNIA, 0 VEDNF.SDAY next, the i even o'clock iu the E ning, from the Clarence P P l v, Y • f el' Dublin Li ne , to ,tr ? SAMUEL PERRY, 27, f? 1 ' .for B elfast Line, to ti Water-street ,11 , Y . JOHN wcAmmox. . •P' " , , DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. as 44 1 1 t1 1 4: / , Por BORDEAUX, calling at PLYMOUTH, I t The well-known fi rs t- c l ass ~.. g lb 111 :. . Steam-packet LEEDS, goa t ' - ail f r „,_ . JAMES PENN, Commander, 1 , 4, 1 :1 I,4 ll Nn tl at ie Cm JAMES Quay, Dublin, for the above _ e' k i ti llt i t ,he " s d i s itits n y cie r t e o 3rd sl r J e u o n: i , .. the "erfl e e ‘ 4B to l l l. callin g at 3 1 3 . 1. y Nrou jun her voyage both out , e, 11 . 1431 (1 and receive I ) engers. / I,,Th p 14 F are —Dublin to ordeaux.. £7 7 0 b e are" , 9 Plvmou to Ditto... 55 0 P i , ( 40, 111 )14 ) , s bY. the SteaMers om Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork pgt t ar ' ,O join the Lpeds i ll be allowed in part payment ! ' -fr 1'. 4 1 . furtehtu Boreaux' ' ; 1C . 4 % I er particulars apply at the Company's Office, 15, ~, 6 ' V , Joh aY, Dublin; John. L'lle Cork; Hill Charley, Bel- tOy , ioarl Giturnel‘l, Glasgow;, lc William NI i` IVRlOLllh•Saunders, Vauxhall ' `'eiul . ' W . S. Smith, 16, John-street, Crutched- on Maxwell ' ' f !'eri,,,,,, , 34 Sk a l Et el, 7- "x ' or -street May, 15.33. PERRY , -i , Water BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. /1111V0 beautiful substantial-built DWKMANG-HOUSES, 33 in Bedford-street, Abercrombie-squ4fe, viz. : No. 13, now in the occupation of Th . Currie, Esq., at the annual rent of £lOO, under a lease of s -en years. No. 18, a beautiful Stone-fronted use, corner of Wallnut street, not yet let. Also, Two beautiful and substanti - uilt HOUSES, in Grove street, Oxford-street, one in the occupation of Ogden, Esq., at the annual rent of £63; the other, next door, unoccupied. For further particulars apply to JAMES Cox, No. 62, Copperas hill. Eo be rt. MO be LET, in Church-street, Birkenti(ad, a commodious Family HOUSE, fronting the Eh , , in excellent con dition, replete with Fixtures, and every her accommodation. It has a spacious Garden, well st y -ed with the choicest `Fruit Trees in full bearing. For further particulars apply to _Air. MALLABY, Solicitor, Lower Castle-street; or to Mr. JosEPti-CLAuKE, the occupier. NEW BRIGH TON HOTEL. r:10 be LET, - this capital NEW HOUSE, situated at the J. Rock Point, Cheshire, near Liverpool. The House is Within 300 yards of the Shore ; where the Steam Boats will land. It contains . Twentv Bed-rooms, Seven Sittin or Entertaining rooms, Two Kitchens, Bar, Bar-parlour, N ne, Ale, and Beer Cellars, "and may be entered upon homed tely. A License is in the possession of the Owner, who will/assist the Tenant, if necessary, with Furniture.' A person possessing a little capital, with capabilities for the management cif such a concern, cannot fail to make a 'rapid fortune. STEAM BOATS will run regularly through the season. There are, also, Houses now to be Let, ready Furnished, and Unfurnished, suitable for large and respectable Families, or Lodginghouse-keepers. The Houses are of the first respecta bility, well-built and finished, and handsomely fitted up with Kitchen-ranges, Register-grates, &c. The prospects from New Brighton, the salubrity-of tile air, the fine clear Spring Water, the Shore for Bathing, Walking, or Riding ; have only to be seen to gain visitors. TO BE LET, AT EVERTON, The commodious SCHOOL-HO USE, lately occupied by Mr. Harris, with large Walled-round Play and Pleasure , Grounds. The House is suflicientlx large for the accommo dation of 100 young • Ladies or Gentlemen, with a large School-room, 45 feet long by- 21 wide and 21 high, with an Orchestra, and suitable looms for all other purposes for the use of a School and Family. _ EVEIifON LODGE, The residence of Mr. Atherton, to be LET, either for the Summer Months or a short Term, Furnished or Unfurnished. The House is handsomely Furnished, the Rowns large, and, for convenience and comfort, there are few can surpass it. There are 'large Garde s, and. a_ fine Grapery. (o Cow-house, Granaries, hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, &c. It commands the View of the River Mersey, the Cheshire Shore, the \Velsh Mountains, &c. Apply to JA MES ATHERTON. TO BE LET, ON LEASE, FOR ANY TERM NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY-ONE TEARS, WITH INIAIEDIATE POSSESSION, ALL those TWO several Spbndid COAL and IRON / MINING DISTRICTS, known b the names of" Pant," and "Aberderfvn," situate in the p, sh of Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, three miles fro Wrexham, fifteen from Chester, and on the great road from,. ence through Shropshire to 14Iontgomeryshire, and South Works. The above were lately in the jttupation of the Welsh Iron Company, and relinquished by em under peculiar circum stances. The mines are most abundant, and of the best quality. Two furnaces have been erected at both places, and those at the Pant, with an entirely new blast engine (32 horse power) attached, might with little expense be speedily put to work. The quan tity of mine which will be let is about' 00 acres ; and forms, altogether, a property highly deserving the attention of persons disposed to enter largely into the iron trade, there being till scope for unlimited manufacture. There is tlso excellent sale for fire coal, which may be greatly extended by means of the Ellesmere and Ch es t er cana l, which runs within a mile of the works. ' With the works will be let numerous Cottages, Gardens, &c., occupied principally by workmen, who are superabundant, and wages very low. Daniel Owen, at the Pant, will show the property; and for further information, and to treat for the same, apply, by letter, post-paid, to Mr. W. SMITH, Greenfield Lodge, Uswestry, Salop. Dublir in wino. By3l;!ssrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY SONS, On TuE so Av, the llth day of June ilex at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Roo s, South John-street Liverp oo l, A Valuable Freehold HOUSE an SHOP, on the west side of Pool-lane, at present unte anted, being to the south ward of and adjoining. a Shop 0 the possession of Messrs. Hutchinson and Cheshire. Ty Premises contain iu front about 19 feet 6 inches, and in depth about (i 5 feet, with the right of a common passage between this and the adjoining Shop of Messrs. Hutchinson and Cheshire. For further particulars apply to Messrs. EDEN and Sox, Solicitors, Leigh-street, Liverpool. A T the ANNNUAL MEETING of the Friends of the DIS -11 TRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY, held in the Exhibi tion Rooms, Postoffice-place, on TUESDAY, the 21st May, 1833, The Worshipful the MAYOR in the Chair; Richard Dobson, Esq. ' Treasurer, having r the Accounts, and the Re v . C. W. Lawrence, Secretary, e Report of the Committee, Resolved,—That the Report and Abst ct of the Treasurer's Accounts be approved and adopted, and at the same be printed and circulated as early as possible. ~ e , Resolved,—As it is evident from - 0 eport, that the advance ment of the Society, in its most u ul• branch, is principally owing to, the exertions of the Visito s, that the grateful Thanks of the Meeting be presented to them for their valuable services. Resolved,—While the Meeting records with gratitude the activity of those Visitors who have laboured in their service for the past .year, it cannot but press upon the attention of the public the fact th a t 4W subdivisions are still in want of Visitors, and earnestly appeal to them for further assistance in giving energy to the operations of the Society. Resolved,—That the most grateful Acknowledgments of the Meeting are due to Richard Dobson, Esq., the Treasurer, who, by his unwearied attention to the pecuniary interests of the Society and his able administration of its financial concerns, has contributed more than any other individual to its present state of prosperity. Resolved,—That the best Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the President, Vice-Presidents, Secretaries, and the Mem bers of the General Committee, for their zeal and diligence in the discharge of their respective duties. Resolved,—That the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Members of the District Committees, for their benevolent services during the past year. Resolved,—T ha t the Worshipful the Mayor be requested to act as President of the Society for the ensuing year; that the Rev. Jon. Brooks, A.M., and the Rev. Aug. Campbell, A.M., Rectors, James Cropper, Esq., and John Moss, Esq., be Vi ce - Presidents; that Richard Dobson, Esq. be Treasurer; and the Rev. C. W. Lawrence and J. B. Brancker, Esq. be Secretaries. Resolved,—That it will be conducive to the interests of the Society, that the Secretaries to the District Committees be chosen Members of the General Committee, in addition to those Gentlemen who may act for the ensuing year. LIST ()F GENE Mr. R. L. Carr, David Hodgson, John Eden, Edward Gibbon, Adam Ilodgson, Josias Booker, W. Reynolds, M.D. Mr. Edward Cropper, T. W. Rat hbone, AL COMMITTEE. Rev. J. Stewart, D.D. J. H. Stafbard, B.A. Wm. Tyver, B.A. John Robinson, A.M. James Aspinall, A.M. T. G. Leigh, A.M. Cecil Wray, A.M. J. Pictou, A.M. .1. Hassan, B.A. G. Col,- B.A. riiillE Commissioners in a commission of Bankrupt, bearing -IL date the 27th day of May, 1829, awarded issued forth against JOHN RIDEING and WILLIAII ENRY RIDE ING, of Liverpool, in the County of caster, merchants and copartners, dealers and chapmen, ineend to meet on the 29th'day of May instant, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooins, South John Stfeet, in Liverpool, afore said,/ in order to make a dividend the separate Estate and Effects of John Rideing, one of th said Bankrupts, when and where the Creditors who have already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove c same, or they will be ex cluded the benefit of the said dividend ; and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY; Solicitor. Commissioners in a commission of bankrup ring date the 27th day of May, 1829, awarded an sued or& against JOHN RIDEING and WILLIAM HFATRY RIDE ING, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchants and copartners, dealers, and chapmen, intend to meet on the 29th day of May instant, at two o'clock in t e afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, in iverpool, aforesaid, iu order to make a further dividend of t separate estate and effects of William Henry Rideing, of the said bankrupts, when and where the creditors who ace not already proved their debts arc to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend; and ail claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. Commissioners in a commission of Bankrupt, bearing date the 221 day of January, 1827, awarded and issued forth against JOHN CASH, of Liverpool, iyeThe county of Lancaster, tailor and draper, dealer and cjApman, intend to meet on the 31st day of May instant, at tlvei o'clock in the af ternoon, at the office of Mr. MAwnswt, Solicitor, Doran's lane, Lord-street, in Liverpool aforesa . , in order to make a final dividend of the estate and effec of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Creditors who ave not already proved their debts are to come prepared o prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend, and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. • --____ , - •- ----. •. ---.... e, ...veers. ezoiyneau road at rentreroems. James Irving, G. Cole, B.A. age:met ou MONDAY, We zan institut e .. nen he trusts that the e"---e-----; -•• sue various counties: d tion of the•the various uses for which establishment will be found to mef/ e encouragement and era structure of cattle tor no s work will snake two v Price exl. (I ' t ne tth To the first Lake, which is Hear three miles in circumference, Jos. B. Yates, J. North, B.A. treatment, and manage- -it 1 ' 0 nth • support of a liberal and enlightenet/mblic. they are bred; their diseases, general T HE LADIES' CABINET of FASHION, MUSIC awl ee o f j Instant, at weave o'clock, at the there are about 60 acres of enclosed Land attached, a good J. A. Tinne, R. L. Townsend, A.M. ment. Numerous cuts, fincie execu ted from drawings of thei one Stiven P' Considerable misapprehension eying pres ailed with respect . ROMANCE, for MAY, contains a most hiahly-tinished INTO Edam' , ..x.eha c-alley North, House, and a Sheep walk. The Churchwardens, Wheeler Milner, A.M. best livii and will comprise e u e r y lug seecirneue, twill emb • °Nish the work, and exhibit ' • • At the same time, Two COTTAGES, with GARDENS, on Rev. R. P. Buddicom, A.M. Oliver Ormerod, A.M. unceir which bto the terms already anno aye been very gene- the r . t .L thing on ee te with - - t . h i nia - 1 5 1a u g c u m ° l e t sit Steel Eneraving, entitled "The Bridge of the Torreet," and a. King's College, London; ' Just fan 530 Gond CITE SITS, rally objected to, as being toi i igh for families, Mr. Aneties i." ,Pec" 'all les of every breed. Nos. I to 5 now ready. four superbly-coloured Plates; together with all .the neweat ' . la. 'lt : eided ex e? • a the Castle-hill, Denbigh. T. Tattershall, A.M. T. S. Bowstead, A.M. It. ON dress, and near! • 100 apes ol rms. I Nl 4 - goaded _rartendscha t frcm Rotterdam, Iyine in The Mansion-louse and Land are a most desirable acquisition J. B. Monk, A.M. J. IL Thom, bees leave to submit another scale of charges, which he trusts . re BRITISH HUSBANDRY, under the •etire of anfashions al will be found •generally acceptable. He has also been induced . .. .le . . volumes articles, entirely origin . . .. .for summer ) p a . ce laueoui ' Plittes of the • 11 aPply t o " r ehouse, re ne ye a t eee t,....x oe further to any eentleman, being within three miles of the excellent William liesketh, A.M. Thomas Gardner, 13. A. of the soil; the . improvement and increase of its procluctions• Also, price Is. r t'ne„ JOHN SUAND, B ro k er. market town of Denbigh, in the neighbourhood of the best M. Formby, A.M. Mr. Jos. Matthews, to withdraw the charge for entrance, to which many objections machinery, THE MAGAZINE OF BO I'ANY AND GARDENING vdir ._. society, and in a fine sporting country, where harriers Bud fox- Thos. Raffles, D.D. Thomas Frankland, have been urged, being anxious to meet, in every possible way, t i l i v h l i a l .r t t y l i c i i r lll ou te s it in ur o e d o e f s o e ld t w d , ; „.k ta in ri g n c b a i t i t i liieli.ngist a w l i u t i i a comprenensive, yet tenmeileen view of the actual. P a r : l rT BRITISH AND FOREIGN, fur Alma ! P... lir7;":" the 28th instant, t Twelve o'clock, at hounds are regularly bunted. the wishes of the public. The entrance fee will be returned to Sohn Grundy, George Groom, JACKS , Edited by J. RENNIE,. Ll A. [ ' tt,_ 4 Ta n B ' ,r`l Office Tit ' ebarn-street, The Ring-fence Property is well worthy the notice of capi- .1. C. Prince, A.M. R. W. Scott, M.D. those subscribers who have already paid it ou application at the •.. , , •eul a ., - °mime Office ilitelv landed. r for the use of Practical agriculture t l i t i l lg '8 apply t o ' taliStg. It is within two miles of Denbigh, and seven from the R. Blacow, A.M. Mr. Isaac Robson, Gardens. of the United Km dam, dive led e • • E. W. JA:CKSON, Broker. V' Mr. ATKINS respectfully solicits th ose w h o i nten d to .honom . g . Ot all merely speculative Assisted by some of the most et. Botanists in Europe, s _0 4 .._ , ort of Rhuddlan, is well tenanted, the 'limber in fine growing ender, and the Estate affording, for its size. iucompaiable a&- T. Stringer, A.M. Win. Foster, • • i e reasoning, and calculated a!iogeth e the Zoological Gardens with their patronage, to favour him wt . „„ ei _ e..., „„ , . , .. . . most Rare feud N. Robinson, A.M. W. Lassell, . p, iraTexts the 30th • st.' 141 either at the Gar- "iae • . Lite sev e ra l Dart s well he submitted to competent Valuable Seecimens of Plants; executed by n. ant, ventages for preserving Game. T. C. Gladwin, A.M. their names and address as early as ►posst e, an ernieent Artie; • • eACKSON' Twelve o'clock, at John Eden, jun. A fresh and experienced "rid e* previously to publication; and limner- and Colour'ed from Nature •"toeether wi'l -' i ~ ,t , , , i one very large Anli I, iptii A , , ~.8 °ince, Tith. iarn st - met, The detached Farms are also a desirable Pro_peity and are T. Johnson, A.M. 11. Lucas, dens, or the places where subscription-books are lying:. I n _ ous cuts wilt be givee of fa 1? r p et it" ! .. ° llB Sicily BRIMS ONE miner s a within the compass of eight miles from Denbigh. elle Farm Robert Davies, A.M. Henry Sandbach, prospectus detailingmore fully the nature and objects of the uery. Nos. Ito now ready. ten buildings, earliages, and. machi- Splendid Engravirg. Also, Sixteen (Nye s T l l :r e o:ezo ll r h o e f r N eo u n t ta ur i a u l s 'll u is igh tory , • o I ages of Orig . ival Matter, among which will be found so article by Piofe - esor Bur- next pply to E. W. JACXSON, called Ilafod-yr-Onren, containing 3:1) acres, lies in the centre Thomas Bold, A.M. E. M. Brodie, stitution is now in circulation. Broker. £ s. (1.. London: Baldwin anti Cradock P , aternoster-row. nett, on Experiments on Planls; Sir Willie J i - ' t, - I .?.xt• the 31st • of the Grousing Country. • JAMES SHAW, Agent. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. I 1 0 ~,„ By whom is published, tu araine s Life of Linnieus; on an Improved Methed of Plentiug Le a . s, .- instant, at Twelve del - Particulars of the Lots in which the above Property will be ocl a at Resolved,—That it be recommended from this Meeting to the Annual Tickets for a Singe Subscriber ............ 33 0 - Ine "MESE ; with a Practical 'Treatisei ge Trees, • ~,'"SON'S 011ie°, Tithelearn tr sold, with Maps andthe Conditionsof Sale - land anueaet , any Ditto for a Family of four persons ..... on Draught. In by James Monro; on the Leaf Pulp of Pl: nts l,Ma ' I b • ,'N ..: -`.de l+ e lete ntla '''' Cases Bologna aROOLS,3 eet, General Committee to appoint a Sub-conbuittee to inquire into Ditto au additional membei• of a family 15 numbers at 6d. eacli; or E • ' curia in cloth aled lettered, 8 8. 6d. Broncniart Len the Floating Gardens of Cachiuere b %V. , from Gen 0 10 6 * e 4 The unex- -' Y ea.—Aeply fo WILLIAM CI:ADORES UIIAMBRES, ES Q. No. 75, Stanley-street the possibility . of disensing the relief of the Society, in certain exceedin 4.. It b „ E. 4. JACKS cases, in return for labour. Subscribers to have the privilege . of Writing `visitors' Tickets, te, recommend the above Useful Treatises, published under the Price Is. 61. e sn , . ON Broker. Liverpool; Messrs. WM. FOSDERY and Co. Merchants, Liver- Tieketrans-same ausiwee AY, the •eutti Jo ' * pool; 3lr. DOUGLAS GausLey No. 3, T fi ld , an e -court,Temple, ee. . Resolved, — That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the without which no person will .be admitted. ts not a TEN MINUTES' ADVICE TO THE Cr"' B .UVP — IVE a ..,,..,, .., i , A TR 'IAT/SE on PLANTING both TIMBER and ue next, a wetve o'cl •sv hi fur tl:e Mayor for his ki • • ors p _ , 'iciness in presiding ou the feiable. Br A. PIITSILIAN. . . lak in,-, Chests S AL ,./1 1 , 4, ("-, at the London; Mr. Enw Aims, Solicitor, No. 36, Gloucester-street, • . _. di n present occasion, and for his conduct iu the chair. Subscription BOOKS are no ORNAMEN , w 1)Ing at the Lyceum Neu s loom TAL TREES. Svc). price as. cloth boards. " • Price Is. 6d. • •-•.' ' . 4 :"••.*. :..a'• '- ' e ' e , , 4 j e ~,,,,,,ch sts East India NDIGO Queen-square, London; Messrs. MEYRICK and Cox, No. 17, e C. W. LAWRENCLI Bold-street; Willmer's rs Rooms, Church-street; Mr. Gra- The MOUNTAIN SHE': HERD'S MANUAL. Price 6d. THE MOTHER'S. ORACLE, rolt . T - IE Ti 1L HEALTHFUL a' 1 UtiN' i t , a a°, from Caleut F ' * . Red Lion-square, London; Messrs. Bow. FOULKES and SONS, Secretaries. EPOR r S l's Church street, at f . Newspaper Offices, and other places. R of the CULTIVATION of SELECT FARMS AND PP.OPER. REARING eiz' INFANCY. ." D-1.11-ON, Broker, *--- or further particulars Solicitors Manchester; and of Messrs. EyAes and WILLIAMS, J. B. BRANCKER,.pee .., , a er, 18, Excliange-huildin gs - Solicitors, • Office, Queer-square, 21st gay, 1833, Zook,ical Gardens, lierby-road, May 14, 1833. iu ENGL4ND and SC.IOTLAND. Five Nos., price tai. each. London: G. HENDEP.SON, 2, Old Beilev, Led H• 11 / . • Denbigh. gate i • .„• . . . • . . , . • . -- - -a' •'. ad' ea.' : - • . ~... - • • - . - - • . .• . . • .. • . . . . . .. a --•-- , -- • e Peremptorily—On MONDAY next, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms, South Joh -street, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then p uced, A LL that Piece of LAND, situate the west side of Moon-street, Liverpool, containin n front thereto and in depth backwards on the north and uth sides respectively 47 feet. The Land is held under the Corp tion of Liverpool for 75 years from the 26th of September, 1829. For particulars apply to FRANCIS and DODGE, Solicitors, 3, James-street. ,t. TO PUBLICANS, PORTER DEALERS, AND OTHERS. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER ' ', • , On WEDNESDAY next, - the 29th instant, at den o'clock, in their Rooms, Whitechape • r.ffIHIRTEEN Barrels of prime IRISH RTER ; Eight _IL Half Barrels DITTO. After which will be sold several artic of H HOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects rem d for th e e venience of sale. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and further particu lars known on application to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND, • Adjoining the River and Railway, and ,formerly used as a Timber Yard. A Capital Mansion, near the Railway Station, and easily con vertible into an Inn, in Warrington, in the county of Lancaster. On FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at Six &clock in the evening, at the House of Mrs. Hughes, the Nag's Head, Hotel, in War rington, subject to such conditions as sha be then produced, A Capital MANSION-HOUSE, s il t e i n B ewsey - s tr ee t , 11- part of which is now occupied by r. West, together with an excellent Garden, Stables, Coac ouse, and other conve niences attached, containing, with t site of the Buildings, 2017 square yards. The House is spat - s and well-built, has large and dry cellaring under it, and, fro its proximity to the Railway station, might be advantageously converted into an Inn, for which it possesses every requisite accommodation. Two Messuages, or 'Dwelling-houses, at Bank-quay, within Warrington, fronting the Turnpike-road to Liverpool, in the respective occupations of Henry Atherton and William Barker, a Counting-house and Saw Pits, and also all that extensive and eligibly situated Timber Yard, f r ontin g th e sa id T urn pik e - roa d, and running in depth to the River Mersey, comprisin about 5000 square yards of Laud, for m e r ly i n th e occupation o'f Mr. Thos. Bowker. The valuable privilege of landing Goods from the River Mersey at this place (where no tonnage rates are parable) belongs to and will Le sold with this lot. It offers peculiar in ducements, from its situation, to any person wishing to build a Corn Mill, Factory, er Tannery. a s , ilk addition to the advantages lierbre-irientioneu; it is salt - Idea hear to the front where the Grand Junction Railway is expected to join the Warrington Branch. The whole of the above Property is Freehold of Inheritance. The Premises may be viewed on application to the occupiers, and further particulars may be learnt, as to the Mansion-house, from Messrs. PAD!. and SONS, Solicitors, Tetbury, Gloucester— shire, or Messrs. WINSTANLEY and CATTERALL, Solicitors, Preston ; and, as to the whole, at the office of Messrs. FIT CHETT and WAGSTAFF, Solicitors, Warrington, where Plans of the Premises may be seen. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. On FRIDAY next, the 31st May instant. at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mrs. Pearson's, the Feathers Inn, Clayton square, Liverpool, subject to the conditions of sale io be then produced, ALL those seven' newly-erected and ost substantially built DWELLING-HOUSES a SHOP, adjoining each other, with Fixtures complete, a papered and painted throughout, situate on the west sid of Mulberry-street, in Liverool, in front thereto 36 yard and in depth IS yards, or thereabouts, in the respective oc ations of Mr. James Shil linglaw, Mr. Peter Briscoe, Airs. Millar, Mrs. Mashiter, Mrs. Margetson, Mr. Thomas Neville, and- These Premises are held by Lease under the Corporation of Liverpool, for the remainder of a term of 7;.') years, commencing on the 3rd October, 1828, are free of Ground Rent, and pro duce at the present reduced rentals upwards of £l7O perannum. For further particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and„GaocoTT, Solicitors, Commerce-court, Lord-street. . . On THURSDAY, the 6th June next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Adeiphi Hotel, Woodside, Cheshire, in such lots, and upon such conditions, as shall be then agreed upon, A LL that parcel of LAND, c on t a i n i ng 18 yards in front to the west side of Chester-street, in Birkenhead, and to the back, iu Back Chester-street, in depth 50 yards, with the Shops occupied by Mr. Baker, and the Cotta Stables, and Cow house behind the same; and the Sho adjoining, running 20 yards in depth. The residue of the nd in front and back is vacant. Also all that piece of LAND, ontaining 4-1 feet 3 inches front to the west side of Chest -street, with three Dwelling houses thereon, in the occupat . n of Mr. Dawson and others. running in depth to'a passag 4 feet wide, and a Cottage and Brewery in the occupation of Mr. T. S. Shanklin. The new turnpike-road_ will run immediately behind this pro perty and greatly improve it. The whole is Preehold of inheritance. . _ For further information apply to Mr. Jos. BETTELEY, Iron monger, Pool-lane, or to Mr. MALLABY, Solicitor, 12, Lower Castle -street, Liverpool. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, y RESPECTFULLY present myself as a CANDIDATE for the SITUATION of GOVERNOR of the LIVER POOL WORKHOUSE. My pretensions are founded on the knowledge which by actual experience I have'acquired during the two years that had the honour of being a member of the - Select Vestry,—and more particularly when being connected' with the Voilchouse Committee, the regulations, advantages, maim , ent, and in terests of that Institution became the immediat objects of care ful and anxious examination. I do with co dente appeal to those gentlemen, whose opinions have b n formed from the best possible opportunity of appreciatin -hatever merit I. may claim for the manner in which I ful d the duties devolving on me as a member of their Commit . I feel myself assured from the live y interest I took in the management of the Liverpool Workhouse that the office is con genial to my disvosition,—this, with my general experience of the world, acquired during years spent in business, makes me satisfied that I can discharge the varied and important duties attached to the office, with pleasure, with diligence, and with propriety. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—SEDirI4-3;kt place me in this situ ation, I shall devote all the energies and capabilities I possess, to promote the welfare of the Institution, and the best interests of the Parish. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your respectful and obedient servant, BENJAMIN HARA NI. NOTICE.--The POLL is to commence at Ten o'clock, THIS DAY, at the SESSIONS-HOUSE. Manta. WANTED, by a Young Gentleman, VI'UATION either as a Bookkeeper, Supercargo, or neral Manager of a Mercantile Establishment. The applicqft has'been both in the East and West Indies, and understa9s the trade of each. — Respectable references can be given, and security to any rea sonable amount. Letters addressed, post-paid, to J. A., 'Post- Office, Liverpool, will be duly attended to. Obaritabie 3inotitutiono. ' LIVERPOOL AUXILIARY 818 SOCIETY. MIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the BSCRIBERS and FRIENDS of this Society, of the dies' Branch Society, and their respective Associations, nil e held in the EXHI BITION 1100111, POSTOFFICE- ,ACE, 'rum DAy (Fri 4‘f4:) eae 2ith instant,. the Chair to. -taken at Half-past Six o'clock, The Rev. Dr. Paterson, as a Deputation from the Parent Society, and other Gentlemen are expected to attend. ROBERT DAVIES, A.M. ' Secretaries. SAMUEL HOPE, Licerpool, May 15, 183.3. METHODIST DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Tl' ANNIVERSARY SERMONS half of these 1 Institutions will be preached on SU AY next, the 26th May instant, as follows: AT LEEDS-STREET APEI., By the Rey. JOHN LOMAS, a alf-past Ten in the Fore noon. By the Rev. DAVID M`NICO ,at Six in the Evening. AT STANHOPE-STREET CHAPEL, By the Rev. DAVID M‘NICOL, at Half-past Ten in the Forenoon. By the Rev. JOHN LOMAS, at Six in the Evening. Ciillectioni in aid of the Funds will be made after each Service. The number of Children educated in the Schools amounts to upwards of Three Thousand: JOSEPH ANDERSON,?S ecretaries. JOHN RADCLIFFE, May IS, 1833. • tegai Xotirto. Commissioners in a commissit of bankrupt, bearing date the 27th day of May, 1829, arded and isssued forth against JOHN RIDEING and NV LIAM HENRY RIDE ING, of Liverpool, in the county Lancaster,. merchants and copartners, dealers and chapn , intend to meet on the 29th day of May instant, at two o' ock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John treet, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to make a dividend of t e joint estate and .effects of the said bankrupts ; when and where the creditors, who have not already proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend; and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor. ■