The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-31 00:00:00

/ L 6 11. No. 55 . For LONDON, Vi 4 7 .‘ . / S,", i=; The 111E11SEY , . -: FULCHE R , M ; 1_ , A. 1, 117 tons, lying in the Salthouse aster Dock, and now t o IL at Cotton's Whail, London, fur Liverpool. The DEE, S. CURTIS, Master; ~I') ' ..o' tons, tw o of the regular fast-sailing S • oners, and will j t ' i , 11 , a very few days loaded or not 10. .—Apply to 311.. rtar SMITH, COttoll'S Wharf, Lou , t or WM. PEMBEI 'ON, Orford-street, L .., •B b Age e et for Patent Iron Buoys, Fi re B ric k s . Tiles,&c. a: \ re, s, fke . arlav and Co.'s Loudon Port e r in B arre l s , Half r . ':-trant :t.cabigation. For WATI4:RFOItiI. - - - 7'o sail every F . rulag, with yto Tow Vessels, and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, The new Steam Boat • ST. PATRICtr ALEXANDER KEAY, CO; antler; val l- .,_, .z Propelled with Two Engines of Ei t ' orse power each, made by Messrs. George I' arrester Also, the well-known Steam-boat GIPSY, E. ToBIN, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Office Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. May 6, 1833. , tiot To sail on the 10th June. For CALCUTTA, .g% The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, JAMES HARGREAVES, Commander, (Late first Officer of this Ship;) ttna e llen per register 565 tons. This vessel ha most capacious onaforta.ble accommodations for passenti s, and her cabins P ..... 11 1, 1) Y adapted for the India. trade. A rgeon is provided. CrQ freight or pasv•age apply to JOHN GL DSTONE and Co. For lE. The ship I DN NDIAN RIRA CHIEF, , Jon NI *ORE RTSO ti, Conithander ;--- ..... ~.--,...4. .„. ' l a ll t i o e th ri .Z. ,l o )e r r i . r ry z tt t e u r r 416 tons; intended to sail on the 20th pa.ssae, having superior cabin iteconio ' ar'------- =11:.1 ) JOIII.ST GLADS'IONE, and Co. Tu sail on Saturday ?Lex For BOMBAY, The BOUNTY H L, J i . n i - i t t e an i lN . G, Co ander t or , , p ol ovi loading Apply to TAY ~~ and Co. or to G;I :1 0 i . ce l : I s IGI - I c k i ' c l .— ELD, broker. regular Trader, to sail bum iately. For SINCA PORE and M ILLA, The 'WILLI , PPly to M. DOBIE, ster. ANDERSON, WISE and Co, _ . First Vessel.—To sail immediately. Fur BATAVIA, Direct, The fast-sailing three-maited 'c .ones FEEJEE, Al , IS) W NI. BEwt.ta, nander. a regal trader'vessel is —Appl; loadin g i n th e P r i nce ' D oc k. This to ANDERSON, WISE and Co. A regular Trader. For - BATAVIA, (if- open to British shipping,) S N"tAl 'oi IF and a 11.1 ANILLA, • The fine English-builtßrgEAßL ' of LIVERPOOL, e • F. r Captain. N (who is well acquainted th the Trade); ! a i ; ., I = 3 o tons per register; coppere and copper-fastened; ar l d prY fast, and is a most desirable conveyance for Goods y aS Se 14 - e rs —F terms, &c, apply to Messrs. MURRAY, am . Or . U?.z.Ly2±.l W. and .1. TYR MI. EUrot Enbiro. DEAILItAIW tV4 The fast sailing Ship GE. 01 iETOWN, JAMES MILLER,Daster; For terms of freight or passage apply to T. and li. MURRAY. On TUESDAY next, the 4th June, at Twelve o'cl `, at MoLy- NEUX, TAYLOR, and Co's Office, C p -street, 150 Boxes Barbados ARROW OT, Just arrived per Regina, from Barbados.---t pply to Mr. Trios. STOKES, Merchant, or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. Ou TCESDAY nest, the 4th June, at Twelve o'cl k, at T. and B. LITTLEDALE and Co.'s Office, Ex ange, 265 Bap? Demerara CO E, 25 Br s. 163 Bags Brazil COCOA. Apply to Sir SOHN TOBIN, or T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Co. Brokers. V. , t,.. OL. _ Unittb tats , To sail immediately. • '4+', For BOSTON, , The fine coppered Brio' INIROD, Burt R. J. BARRE 'ater; ve hen 200 tons, sails very fast, is a l most eligible con teYjauce ior both goods and passengers her accommodations rig su P e r . • k 1 CYRUS MdIiRALL and SON. ----:________lu"-- PP Y to - - - To sail on Tuesday next, the 4th of June. For NEW YO The fine first-class Briti- Ship TAY, Captain W. 11` READY ; 14\7, a' Qt 1 2 months old, burthen 512' ton • coppered , sails fast, and I) r i ne e _ry pod Conveyance for goods nd passengers; lies in the Dock. —For frieght or passage, apply to WADDING'TOI, HOLT and Co. 13ritiob anterica For the benefit if the Underwriters. On MoNDAr next, the 3d June, at Mr. EDWARD MELLING'S Yard, No. 7, Tabley-street, The Standing and Running RIGG G, ANCHORS, CHAINS, WARPS, SAILS, BLOCKS, PR &L. &c. wor Of the Brig, EAG , ARCHIBALD WILSON, faster, Of South Shields ; burthen per register 314 tons lately wrecked in Carnarvon Bay.—For particulars apply to J. INELSON WOOD and Co., or to EDWARD MELLING, Broker. 2 ~,,,,, ..1\ On WEDNESDAY, 12th June next, at One o'clock, . 1 A \ • at NICHOLAS 1113RRY'S Office, 23, Chapel . • .• *V._ walks, if not disposed of by Private Contract, 11 1. . The Steam Vessel 0 MEROD, 110 tons register ; Liverpool-built, has ' o Engines 25-horse power each, has recently had new Boiler and is well found in stores; this vessel is at present employed n the Wexford trade, and may be seen in the Prince's Dock Basin, on any Monday and Tuesday, is 'in good repair, copper-fastened, and has re markable fine decks for passengers, and is well-known for her excellent qualities.—For inventories or further particulars ap ply to NICHOLAS HURRY. .........---......----. On MONDAY, the 10th June next, at One o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon-buildings,--by order of the Trustees for sale, ALL that Piece or Parcel of LAND o ROUND, situate and being on the north side of 't hope-street, in Har rington, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool ith the two Dwelling houses thereon, fronting Stanhope-stre t, now in the occupation of Mr. Jackson and M`Cormick, and the two Stables, Dairy, and two Houses at the back thereof fronting Ashton-street, which Land contains in front to Stanhope-street 60 feet 6 inches, bounded on the west by au Ale Brewery, occupied by Mr. Walker, and the westernmost part of which said Land extends in depth backwards to Ashton-street 136 feet 6 inches, and the remaining part extends in depth backwards 101 feet 4 inches. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Torn AM• and Son, Solicitors, Castle-street, where a Plan may be seen. rbit er r an tan . CONVEYANCE FOR NAPLES EVERY THREE WEEKS. To sail on the 2,3 d June. • For NAPLES and MESSINA, The new Brig NEWTON, P. CAFFIERO, Master; 1 , 9 3 ton s per register, and A 1 at Lloyd's, loading in the Nueen's bock. To be despatched immediately. Pot MALTA, CORFU, ZANTE, and PATRAS, An A 1 coppered vessel. For CONSTANTINOPLE and • LONICA, (With leave to call at Sr ) The new Schooner BLACK Er SUSAN, A 1 at LIO Captain RICHARD WATKINS ; 1 he Sahli()Zse d V o o e vered, and 138 tons per register, loading in For LEGHORN and ALEXANDRIA, C , apt. A. B LACK ; The A 1 coppered Brig APOLLO, 7 9 tone per register._ 1 1)PlY to LOSS and lIAMPSON. (One interest.) Zo be Vat, TO BE LET, ON LEASE, FOR ANY TERM NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY-ONE YEARS, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A LL those TWO several Splendid COAL and IRON _AL MINING DISTRICTS, known by the names of" Pant," and "Aberderfyn,". situate in the parish of Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, three miles from Wrexham, fifteen from Chester, and on toe great road from thence through Shropshire to Montgomeryshire, and South Wales. The above were lately in the occupation o the Welsh Iron Company,- and relinquished by them und peculiar circum stances. The mines are most abundant, and of h best quality. Two furnaces . have been erected at both plac and those at the Pant, with an entirely new blast engine (32 rse power) attached, might with little expense be speedily put to work. The quan tity of mine which will be let is about 200 acres ; and forms, altogether, a property highly deserving the attention of persons disposed to enter largely into the iron trade, there being lull scope for unlimited manufacture. There is also excellent sale for tire coal, which may be greatly extended by means o f th e Ellesmere and Chester canal, 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 wares 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. By order of the Mortgagee. On SATURDAY, the 15th June next, at 'Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the George Inn, Dale-street, APiece of LAND, with TwoMESSUAGES or DWEL LING-HOUSES built thereon, situate on the north side of Dalrymple-street, New Scotland-roa in Liverpool, con taining in front to Dalrymple-street eet 5 inches, and in depth backwards 41 feet 4 inches, or ' ereabouts. Freehold of Inheritance. To he LET, a'food FAMILY II USE, with Fixtures com plete, fronting Lpper P a rliament-street,"Windsor, with large GARDEN, well stocked with Fruit Trees. Also, a goal FAMILY 440 USE, fronting Berkely-street, Toxteth.park, near St. Bride's Church. The situations of both Houses are high and dry, and exceedingly pleasant, Rents moderate. MONEY ,to LEND.—Any Sum from £3OO to. £5,000, on Mortgage of House, Warehouse, or Greenfield Property. In terest 4 per cent., if the security be of the first rate. • • For particulars apply at the Office of Mr. DAWSON, Solicitor, Temple-court. :Kew Qoutb I ' " To sail I s t J u l y . a. HOBART TOWN, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and , T 47,‘ SYDNEY, NEW sount WALES : — li.. . he fine first-class fa s t- sa ili ng Greenock.ditult Ship Vzi6, 4 - PRINCESS VICTORIA, • JAMES BISSETT, C nmauder; '1175 tons register, upwards of 700 tons urthen, coppered ,1 or-fastened, has just completed 1 r first royage: is well i ii : '" , ed and manned, carries an expo need surgeon, and will e) ,rovided with every aecommodati 1 that can conduce to the ' ,, r In iort of passengers. Having a lofty poop cabin with spa heor i.:i state rooms, fitted up with water closets and air ports, and k!'etweert decks being upwards of seven_ feet high, she is ~t.rzieularly well calculated for the purpose. The Princess ~ !l!' i t l ia, being a new Comm ship, possessing the above l'h l ' o a l,:' ea tic'ns, and her tnraider being well acquainted with ~,, alit vessel seas, renders her decidedly a supetior conveyance L L .. . ,, iy ves e i Yet despatched from Liverpool to these Colonies I a freight or passage apply _to tl:t? Captain, en board, or to. COTES WORTH and smiTti, Chapel-walks. • 1;"-N e 1 To sail about 20th. July. FOr .VAN DIEMAN'S LAND and SIDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALE'S, li,ty• • r,lster tonnage 320,The JES "lE, !1-1,..1 r7arries a surgeon. burthen 500; a ned, sails fast, coppered, This ship sue eels the Mary Catherine, x(r_i..:l rrangomonts on board of which essel have given universal atis action to the a e J ess ie will be fitted •up P "'l eIY in a simiFa ssenge".spared r manner, and no expense will be 11)4, rit the encouragement already received. Her height lira' to decks is nearly seven feet: the cabins are -airy, and t , v 'ded with every requisite.—For further information, and Nle4sesirtupassage, apply personally, or by letter, post paid, to ll ' W Si. SMITH and. Say, or to WM. BELL, 20, Water-street. „ ‘ To. scat thi7-----e.-7--in7cce7y. ~ ,,_t,, - For VAN DIEMEN'S LA ..1) and SYDNEY, .;,-,, NEW Souru T ALES, . , , a . The beautiful - fri te-,btritt Ship MARY CAT ERINE, B. IL JONES, Co =rider ; Rgisters 391 tons, burthen 600 to A. This vessel has e i eg a li t. see p” tlodati ons f or passengers. —Apply to Messrs. A. LODGE "'I:IQ 1 RITCHA.RD, or to \VM. EELL, 2(, Water-itrect: ruo be LET, an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, 6, Chatham " place, Edge-hill, consisting of a Dining' and Breakfast room, with Kitchen and Offices on the proud floor, a Drawing room, and three good Bed and o e Dressing-room on the chamber floor, and four good Bed-ro s and oue Closet in the attics ;at present occupied as a arises' Boarding School. Rent £75. Inquire of JOHN HOLOATE, Basnett-street. May 29, 1833. APARTMENTS. tip he LET, FURNISHED APARTMENTS, in an airy I and pleasant situation, ten iuutes walk from the Ex change; they consist of two s'tt ng-rooms, three bed rooms, and dressin, ,, roorn ; well adap for a family, or two single gentlemen of regular habits; th y will be let either together or separate,, and would prefer for a constancy, Address 1, Z., at the Printer's, BURGESSES OF I f IVERPOOL. This day is publishe , price Sixpence, AREFUTATION of a St: t neat, entitled, " fiesult of the Evidence given before t S&ect Committee appointed to inquire into the Petition on t e Liverpool Borough. Liverpool: printed and published by J. and .1. Mawdslev.- (:ate Gore and Son,) 5 CaAlc-titreet, and sold by all flit , LooLsellers, hMlinlimmown - -- /9 i - / ,0 24 , * ,/rs r _ ti t , Ad 4 . ! , 0,. ---{ rod ' , . 1 t1" /tt, 0 1 , I (.! 1 i . tr , •:* ' 4. Ar t( , r . 1 .5 ( . , N., .1 GENERAL NP COMMERCIAL t EIR TP-'i• iF _Ad PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING. -HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREP RED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1833. bp-Auction. r - i - zalcs bp auction. SALE OF FURNITURE, MILK-STREET, TITHEBARN-STREET. By Messr. T. and J. TROTTER, On MONDAY next, the 3d June, precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Piimises, iu Milk-street, remaining part of the HOUSEHOLD .FURNI TURE, au excellent Eight-day Cloc and Effects of a Lady removing; comprising Camp Be • ads and Hangings, several good k'eather Beds and Bed g, Painted Chamber Articles, Kidderminster and Vcne Parlour and Stair Car pets, Pier, Swing, and Box Dressing Glasses, Mahogany Articles in Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Desk, and Soia in Black Hair Cloth, Dining, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, a quantity of Useful Kitchen Requisites, &c. May be viewed on the Morning of sale. NORTH WALES. By Mr. WILLIAMS, By order of the Mortgagees. On MONDAY next, the 3rd June, at One o'clock in the After noon, at the Clarendon-buildings, South John-street, Liver pool, APiece of LAND, with the Dwelling-house and Stable . thereon erected, situate on the south side of Nile-street, in Liverpool, containing in front thereto, a at the back , severally, 11 yards, and running in dept the east and west sides severally 35 yards, now in the occtti ion of Mrs. Jackson. The Tenure is Freehold of inheritance. Apply to Mr. THOMAS HOUGHTON, Jun., Solicitor, Chat]. buildings, South John-street, Liverpool. -SMOLLETT MANSION-HOUSE AND ESTATE, NEAR DENBIGH, On THURSDAY, - the 27th of June next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown hm, in Denbigh, I - 11HE following FREEHOLD ESTATE and PRO PERTY, belonging to the late Rev. R. Chain ires Cham bres, comprising a most desirable MANSION-H e 'SE, called Llysmeirchion, fit for the immediate residence a Gentleman of fortune, with the FARM of Ty Gwyn a : a ming, containing altogether 55 acres and upwards of exce t Land, with Seven COTTAGES in the Pandv', and • EAT in Llannefydd Church. Also, the following valuable ES ATE, viz. Plas Chambres, divided into two Farms, Graig Copp? and Tydrizu Ucha' Farms, and the Woodland called Park Pierce and (.rest, the whole lying in a ring fence, and containing together about 570 acres. And also, Four other detached FARMS, called Llyshedydd, Wern, Hafod-yr-Onren, and Park-y-Mes, containing about 430 acres, with extensive Sheep-walks attached to the two latter. • Also, those well-known, beautiful, and extensive LAKES, called Liva Aled, Llyn Alweu, and Llyn Llyrnbren, abound ing with Fish, situate on the Grousing Hills, within eight miles of Denbigh, and the same distance from the great London and Holyhead road at Pentrefoelas. To the first Lake, which is sear three miles in circumference, there are about 60 acres of enclosed Land attached, a good •Hong and a Sheep-walk. ArVhe Same time, Two COTTAGES, with GARDENS; -on the Castle-hill, Denbigh. The Mansion-house and Land are a most desirable acquisition to any gentleman, being within three miles of the excellent market-town of Denbigh, in the neighbourhood of the best Society, and in a fine sporting country, where harriers and fox hounds are regularly hunted. Thests. t R n ;f withince of D well e w n o b r i g th h y , the notice seven otice fromo f c capi talists. port of Rhuddlan, is well tenanted, the Timber in fine growino , order, and the Estate affording, for its size, incomparable ad vantages for preserving Game. The detached Foams are also a desirable Property, and are within the compass of eight miles from Denbigh. The Farm called Hafod-yr-Onren, containing 330 acres, lies in the centre of the Grousing Country. Particulars of the Lots in which the above Property will be sold, with Maps and the Conditions of Sale annexed, and any further information may be had on application, post paid, to WILLIAM CHAMBRES CHABIBBES, Esq. No. 75, Stanley-street, Liverpool; Messrs. Wm. Fosonmy and Co. Merchants, Liver pool; - 111 r. DOUGLAS GRESLEY, No. 3, Tanfield-court, Temple, London; Mr. EDWARDS, Solicitor, No. 36, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, London; Messrs. MEYRICK and Cox, No. 17, Red Lion-square, London; Messrs. Enw. FOULKES and SONS, Solicitors, Manchester; and of Messrs. EVANS and WILLIAMS, Solicitors, Denbigh. By Mr. COGLAN, On TUESDAr next, the 4th of June, at Six o'clock in the Even ing, at the Castle Inn North, Scotland-road, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, Piece of LAND, in Porter-street, near the Clar ence Lot 1. A Dock Gates,- being in front to Porter-street 16 feet 11 inches, and containing 120 - square yards, or there abouts, with the Smithy and Warehouse thereon, as the same Premises are now in the occupation of William Harper. 2. A Piece of LAND, on the west side of ck Windsor street, now called Wood-street, and nearthe rner of that street and Upper Stanh9pe-street, being in f tto Wood-street 54 feet .1 inch, and containing in the v le 232 square yards, or thereabouts, with the four Dwell' 0 -houses thereon, in the occupation of John Byrne and others. 3. A Piece of LAND, on the north side and lower end of Bostock-street, near the new Boundary-street, Scotland-road, being in front to Bostock-street 42 feet, and containing 181 square yards, or thereabouts, together with three front and five back Dwelling-houses thereon, in the several occupations of Richard Thorupon, grocer, and others. 4. A piece. of LAND, on the east side of Essex-street, Toxteth-park, containing in front thereto, and, at the back seve rally, 10 yards with the two Dwelling-houses thereon, in the occupation of Miss Pinnington and another. • 5. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of Henry Edward street, containing in front thereto, and at the back severally, 17 feet, with the two Dwelling-houses thereon, one fronting Henry Edward-street, and the other fronting Edward's place, in the several occupations of - Williams and - Hum phreys. All the above Property is Freehold of Inheritance. Further particulars may be obtained on application at the Office of WAsoN, 3, Cable-street, St. George's Crescent, who has Money to advance on Mortgage. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS. On THURSDAY next, the 6th day of June, at one o'clock, at the George Inn, Dale-street, (if not previously disposed of by . _ private contract), Lot 1. 4 Substantial and well-built DWELLING-HOUSE, / _AL Freehold .of Inheritance. 2. A WAREHOUSE and SHOP behi the' satue, situate on the west side of Christian-street and uth side of Myrtle street, in Liverpool, containing in fro o Christian-street and at the back to a common - passage le. ng to Myrtle-street, re spectively 17 feet or thereabouts, and in depth on the north side along Myrtle-street and on the south side along a Dwelling house and Premises belonging to John Crossley, respectively, 101 feee4 inches or thereabouts, and containing in the whole 191 yards 1 foot or thereabouts. Mr. Thomas Gresham, tenant of the 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 fronts, whilst the width of Christian-street, and the number of streets communicating with it render the situation exceedingly open and airy. The Warehouse affords a quantity of well-seasoned Building Materials. The above will be Sold in one or two Lots. For particulars apply to LACE and SONS,, Solicitors, Castle street. SALE OF GENUINE WINES. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SUNS, On FRIDAY next, the 7th June, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at No. 15, Heury-Street, near D - e-Street, r IIE private Cellar of genuine and uable WINES, the JL property of HENRY WILSON, E who is leaving Liver pool. The Wines comprize about 200 dozen of Port, of various vintages and ages, In the bottle ; Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and Hock, all of them of superior quality. The 'Wines will be delivered from the Cellars on the Pre mises, samples may be tasted at the time of sale, and Cata logues had of 'Messrs. T. WINSTANLCY and SONS, Church street. On TUESDAY, the 18th day of June next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in Liverpool, in one or more lots, as may be decided by the vendors at tile time of Sale, and subject to such conditions as shall be then produced, Lot 1. A. WAREHOUSE, seven stories high, with excellent Vaults, situate on the north side and western end of James's-street, in Liverpool, and running back to Moor street 66 feet, being to the front of James's-street 46 feet 11 inches, and to Moor-street 36 feet 11 inches. 2. A BONDED WAREHOUSE, seven stories high, with excellent Vaults, on the north side of Moor4treet, Liverpool, being to the front of that street 39 feet, and running backwards 81 feet, and at the back 3.3 feet. And also the as s g wa y from Moor-street along the western side of the said warehouse. The above Warehouses are in the ssession of Messrs. Barton, Irlam, and Higgiuson, on e, which will expire on the Ist day of April, 183 i. 3. A BONDED WAREHOUSE, seven stories high, with excellent Vaults, next adjoining on the east, the one last de scribed being to the front of Moor-street 20 feet 6 inches, and running back to the Old Ropery 68 feet, and at the back to the Old Ropery 29 feet; in the occupation of Messrs. Haliowes and Son, as tenants from year to year. To the last two Warehouses there is a right of road along the Old Ropery, and the Warehouses are retired or set back several feet from the front laud belonging to the Vendors, so as to leave more cartage-room. All the Warehouses are. Freehold of Inheritance, and are most substantially built and timbered, and from their vicinity to several of the Docks, the Exchange, and Custom-house, are a very eligible Property. For further particulars apply to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HuNTsa, Solicitors, Brunswick-street, Liverpool. VubliP,l)o. Published this day, PART XXXVIII. Price Six Shillings, and VOL. VII. PART I. Price Eighteen Shillings, of the VNCYCLOPIEDIA BRIT NNICA, SEVENTH EDITION. " This is the really cheap E • lopmdia, for that only is cheap which is excellent. " Now that the country is being deluged with diluted stuff, compounded from Germany and America, what hope is there for the science and the literature of England, that publishers dare ever again venture on such another work as thisr —Atheneum, Feh. 9th, 183.3. Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh ; S►impkin and Mar shall; Whittaker. Treacher, and Co. and Hamilton, Adams, and Co., London; and John Cu►nming, Dublin. t aft iflettingo. A T a GENERAL MEETING of PROPRIETORS, Mer -114._ chants, Bankers, Ship-owners, Manufacturers, Traders, and others interested in the Preservation of the wEsT INDIA COLONIES, convened by public advertisement, and held at the City of London Tavern, on Monday, the 27th May, 1833; The Right Hon. the Earl of HAREWOOD in the chair : It was, on the motion of the Viscount Combermere, seconded by Admiral Sir Byam Martin, K. 8., and supported by G. F. Young, Esq., M.P., una • ously resolved; 1. That the cultivation of a Sugar Colonies, and their Maintenance as dependencies of Great Britain, have been justily considered as objects of vast importance to the pros perity and power of the British empire: the shipping employed ru that trade amounts to S5O ships, with a tonnage of 210,000 tons, exclusive of the very considerable British tonnage en gaged in the large andincreasing trade between the Islaas and the British North American Colonies: the annual exports amount to 06 millions, and the revenue on the produce im ported to 7 millions, while the great bulk of the net proceeds of such produce is spent by proprietors resident in Great Bri tain, thereby giving immediate and extensive employment to British industry. It was, on the motion of Lord Colville, seconded by. Admira l Sir Robert Stopford, K.C.8., and supported by Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq. M.P., unanimously resolved; _ _ 2. That any measures which shall have the effect of suddenly extinguishing, or materially diminishing, the cultivation of these colonies, will be attended with the most calamitous results to every branch of British interests. As respects our revenue, the enourmous rise in price consequent on the destruction of colonies which now supply a moiety of the whole quantity of sugar imported into Europe, would render it impossible to raise the same duties, and thereby impose on Government the neces sity of substituting other taxes on an impoverished • people. The naval power of Great Britain would be most essentially iinpaired - ; and,a4,cry large proportion of the shipping engaged in the coloniakt ' e and of the labour engaged in•manofaetures for the colonial markets, would immediately be thrown out o employment. It ;vas, on the motion of Jeremiah Hannan; Esq., seconded by Sir Charles Price, Bart., unanimously resolved; 3. That a trade which has existed for centuries, and of such magnitude, must necessarily involve, in no inconsiderable de gree, the prosperity of all the other mercantile, and of the bank ing- and monied interests of the empire; and this Meeting. as sembled in the centre of British commerce, looking to the effects which must be produced on these interests alone, cannot contemplate without dismay the probable result of the extinc tion of the West India Colonies as trading communities. It was, on the motion of Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart., M.P., seconded by N. Bliss, Esq., unanimously resolved; 4. That this Meeting are most desirous of pressing- upon the attention of His Majesty's Government, of Parliament, and the public at large, that independently of planters, merchants, manufacturers, and tradesmen obviously and directly connected with the colonies, there is a numerous class of persons scattered throughout Great Britain, consisting of widows, orphans, mi nors, annuitants and other claimants under wills and settle ments, who have no support for themselves and their families, except a charge upon colonial property created on the faith of existing laws, and who must, therefore, be reduced to begg ar y , ' by any ill-advised or precipitate measure of emancipation. It was, on the motion of the Viscount St. Vincent, seconded by Neil Malcolm, Esq. jun. unanimously resolved; 5. That this Meeting are willing to promote the s uccess of any well-digested measures which may lead to the extinction of slavery, in conformity with the spirit and language of the reso lutions of the House cif Commons in 1823. Any measure, how ever, to be consistent with those resolutions must have regard to the future as well as the present condition of the negroes; must provide for the continued cultivation of the colonies; for the preservation of the lives of the inhabitants; and must be accompanied by adequate compensation to the West India pro prietors. It was, on the motion of John Irving, Esq. seconded by Andrew Colville, Esq. unanimously resolVed; 6. That the scheme of emancipation which has been promul gated by his Majesty's Ministers is deficient in the leading principles which this Meeting consider essential to a wise and just arrangement of the subject of slavery. It provides no security for the lives of our fellow-subjects in the colonies; it proposes to divest the owner of his property without any re al compensation—it tends to destroy colonial agriculture, by en tailing heavy additional expense on a cultivation already con fessedly depressed—it renders all outlay of capital in the West Indies unprofitable, and thereby puts a stop to the progressive civilization of the negroes in our ovvn colonies, while at the same time it directly encourages the slave trade and slavery in foreign countries. It was, on the motion of J. Horsley Palmer, Esq., seconded by James Lewis, Esq„ unanimously resolved; 7. That this Meeting know of no stronger title to property than that which is derived from positive raw, and of no other security against spoliation than a confidence that the Govern ment under which they live will respect those rights and inte rests which have grown out of the laws it has made. That the proprietors of negro slaves possess those slaves under the sanc tion of British laws which enabled and especially encouraged the people of Great Britain to convey slaves from Africa, and to sell them to their fellow-subjects in the colonies. And this Meeting, looking to the rights which have been thus acquired, do solemnly protest against any measure which takes away the property of their fellow-subjects without adequate compensation, and which is therefore calculated to impair that confidence un der which the system of British commerce has been nurtured and sustained. and to establish a precedent which niay very shortly subject every other species of property to be dealt with upon similar principles. It was, on the motion of the Lord William Powlett, seconded by Geo. Bibbed, Esq., unanimously resolved; 8. That petitions founded on the preceding resolutions be presented to his Majesty, and to both Houses of Parliament. (Signed) HAlt EWOOD, Chairman. The Earl of Harewood having then left the chair, and the Vis count St. Vincent having taken it, it was on the motion of John Fuller, Esq., se conded by W. R. Keith Douglas, Esq., unanimously resoved,. That the best thanks of this Meeting are due to the Earl of Harewood, for his kindness in taking the chair, and for the dignity and ability with which his lordship has directed the proceedings of the day. - - - - It was further, on the motion of the Viscount St. Vincent, se conded by the Earl of Harewood, unanimously resolved ; That the warmest thanks of this Meeting are due to George ilibbert, Esq., for his able, temperate, and unanswerable advo cacy of the just rights of the West India body, no ip less honour able to his esteemed character as a man than to be admired from his venerable and well-grounded experience, and equit able views at all tunes promulgated by bins fur the benefit of every class of society. Petitions to his Majesty, and to both houses of Parliament, founded on the above resolutions, lie for 4ignature at Lloyd's Coffee-house; at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane; and at the Jamaica Coffee-house, Cornhill. WARRINGTON AND NEWTON RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Um the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the PRO RIETORS of the WARRINGTON and NEWTON RA WAY will be held at the RAILWAY OFFICE, in WART . il'ON, OH Flttn4y, the 14th day of June next, at Tweiv e' ock, for the purpose of Electing and Appointing Directors for managing the affairs of the Company for the ensuing yea c r, k o r f k e t x o a t i h n e in s i a n i g d t c h ,o e in a p ec a u u t:ts of receipts and expenditure -by the Company (faring the past year, and of -transacting any other business authorised to be 'done at such General Bleeting, JOS. WAGSTAFF, D a l,d db-. , ,30th 2,74, I 53:3 INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH FIXED, Without itires or Ligatureg, ♦ND FILLING DECAYED 'friliTll WITH BrONTERAL SUCCEDANEMYI, 'Without Pain, Heat, or Pressure, and INCOIfRODIBLE . ARTIFICIAL REM /5 - ESSRs.. J. M. MALIAN, N o . 46 . , B D-STREF7, Liverpool, and Monsieur A. MAL N, 82, KING STREET, Manchester, SURGEON DEN s, (of the firm of Malian and Sons, Great Russell-street, ootusbury, and :Half moon-street, 'Piccadilly, London, where tlOv may be con sulted daily.) ardently thank their Friends and the Public, for the distinguished supitort 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 ligature, arc too extensively known, and too highly esti mated to require any lengthened exposition in advertisements. The Faculty are constantly welcome to witness the applica tion of the MINERAL SUCCLDANEUM, Which they so universally recommend. Attendanceiu Liverpool and Manchester daily. .Crarges as in „it:alto Ii uttion. THIS DAY (Friday) the 31st instant, at T elve o'clock, at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, ( hall-street, 120 Tierces Jamaica COI Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Broker. THIS DAY (Friday) the 31st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ROBINSON aria II ADWEN's Office, Tithebarti-street, 100 Tons OAK BARK, Ex Atalanta, from. Rotterdam.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN VAN ZLIA.A It and Co. Me.ellauts, ortn - - - ---- . ROBINSON and H . EN, Brokers. J. V. Z. and Co. have on Sale, Co ac and Bourdeaux BRANDY; yale GENEVA; PORT WINE; Dutch FLAX and MA DDEI: j l'APiocA ; Fero, Lisbon, and French CORK WoOD. SALVAGE. For account of the Fire Insurance Com anies. Tuts DAY (Friday) the 31st instant, at Twe e o'cleck, on the vacant ground, opposite the Bort gh Gaol, A Quantity of COT , A Quantity of GRA IT; And immediately after, in Shaw's Warehouse, No. 112, lath-street, A Quantity of SUGAR, Saved from the fire in Gibraltar-row. Apply to HENRY GLYNN, Z Brokers. W. WHITEHOUSE and SON, S • To-Moßßow (Saturday) the Ist June, at On o'clock, at BATE SON and HousFALL's Office, L w Castle-street, 20 Tons Jamaica FU 'IC, Now landing ex Heroine, Brunswick ock. BATESON and HORSFALL. On MONDAY next, the 3d June, at Twelve o' lock, at Bu- CHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, Oldh. -street, 3630115 Jamaica SARSAPA Z LA, Just landed ex Aufield, from Jamaica. amples may be seen at the Office of Messrs. VA NuousE, ON, and VANHOUSE, Mincing-lane, London.—Apply to Messrs. Jo uN HALL and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. Ou TUESDAY next, the 4th June, at TweWelock, at BUCHANAN and BeowNE's Office, Oldha treet, 150 tons Smyrna VALONI44 Ex Pearl, from Smyrna.—Apply to Me JOHN and GEo. CAMPBELL and Co. Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the 4th of June, at Twelve o'colck, at WILLIAM PEATT BUSHBY'S Office, Exchan clley, 50 Tierces Jamaica 70 Barrels Ditto COFF ' , . 250 Bags Berbice 200 Bags Jamaica PIML TO, 33 Ditto Barbados GINGER, 20 Barrels Trinidad COCOA. Apply to WM. PEATT BUSIIBY, Broker. On WEDNESEAY next, the sth June, at Twelve o'clock, at S. DUTTON and NEptiEw's Office, 15, Excha -buildings, • • • 22 ClkeEts East India GUM A IC, Ex iitargateVfioni`BanOkay.—ipply to A essrs. Thoates TAT-' . TERSALL, SONS , and Co. or to gAML. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 20th June uekt, at Twelve lock, at the PUBLIC SALE . Room, 100 Chests East India IND 0, Now landing ex Bland, from Calcutta; For further particulars apply to JOHN BARON, Broker, 18, Exchange-buildings. Condemned and to be Sold, for account of whom it may concern. Tuts DAY (Friday) the 31st instant, at o o'clock, e• on board the vessel, No. 2, (Gavin ock, ti t 4 The HULL and all the MATER Sof the Brig WILSON, of N w eans, Burthon per register 2W tons, 17 years of , the deck is copper nailed, the frame of the vessel good; she may be seen in No. 2, Graving Dock. For further 'particulars apply to Messrs. llEway PATRY and Co. Merchants, or to DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers. *ale tip Prtbatc Contract. For SALE,_ • 4. By PRIVATE CONTRACT, ~. Ert A - The Brig FOX, .s -- 217 tons per register, and free; built at New York, of live oak and cedar, new coppered last year, copper-fastened, andlas a very large Inventory of Sailt and Stores in excellent. c(Mdition. rilis well known vessel was formerly in the packet service, and of late years has been c stantly employed in the Smyrna trade. Her extraordinar sailing qualities are well in known and admitted; she is excee ngly sharp, pierced for 18 guns, and mounts at present 8 12-pounder carronades, and so much resembles in every respect a British sloop of war, that she is generally signalized as such. She is adruirally adapted for a Yacht, or any trade where great despatch is an object. Now lying in the London Docks, Trios. NEW, Commander.—For particulars apply to NICKOLS. SON and GREEN, 33, Seething lane, London, or to A. W. POWLES and Co., Liverpool. Vublir jtitttinqs. PARISH OF LIVERPOOL. A T the SPECIAL VESTRY held in ST. NICHOLAS'S lA_ CHURCH, on THURSDAY the 23d May, 183.3. The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, one of the Rectors, in the Chair, It was moved by Mr. Churchwarden FosTEn, seconded by Mr. GODFREY BARNSLEY, That Mr. BENJAMIN HEWETT be appointed GOVER NOR of the WORKHOUSE, and Mrs. HEWETT the MATRON. It was moved by Mr WILIA.tm COMER, seconded by Mr. WILLIAM IiCSIITON, That Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN . AM be appointed GOVERNOR and MATRON. It was moved by Mr. L. J. V [ILES, seconded by Mr. T. J. BALI, That Mr. and Mrs. JOHN SI-lIPP be appointed GOVER NOR and MATRON of the WORKHOUSE. 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. May 23, 1833. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. At the Vestry held by adjournment, at the Sessions-house, in Chapel-street, the 21th'A1ay, 1833, to take the Poll for the Can didates nominated yesterday, at St. Nicholas's Church, The Rev. Rector BROOKS ih the Chair, The Polling commenced.. at Ten o'Clock, and; after it had - continued fur some time, cmi the llate.piyeis haring° evinced no disposition to support the recommendation of the Select Vestry, Mr. Churchwarden Foster and Mr. Barnsley withdrew the nomination of Mr.' and Mrs. Hewett, The Poll closed at Four o'Clock, when the numbers were as follows : Persons. Votes. For Mr. B. Haram 416 1367 For Mr. Shipp 473 1226 Friday Evening. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. At the Vestry held by adjournment at the Ses6ions-house, in Chapel-street, the 25th May, 1833. The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Chair, The Poll recom mence d at T en o 'Cl oc k, an d c l ose d at Four when the numbers were--- Persons. Votes. For Mr. Shipp 916 2258 For Mr. B. liaram giU 2255 Saturday Evening. M. D. LOW IDES, Vestry-clerk. At the Vestry , held by adjournment at the Sessions-house, in Chapel-street, the 27th May, 1833. The Rev. Rector BROOKS . in the Chair, The Poll recommenced at Teu o'Clock, and closed at Four, when the numbers were— Persons. Votes. For Mr. Shipp 1311 31 , 1,3 For Mr. Ilaram 974 2809 Monday Evelting. M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. At the Vestry held by adjournment at the Sessions-house, in Chapel-street, the 28th May, 1833. Mr. Churchwarden FOSTER in the Chair, The Poll recommenced at Ten o'Clock, and about Eleven o'Clock Mr. Hamm announced his Resignation, at which time the numbers were— Persons. Votes. - For Mr. Shipp 1321 3170 For Mr. B. Ilaram 9Bl 2818 Upon which Mr. and Mrs. Shipp were declared to be duly Elected. M..D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. Tuesday Morning. GOVERNOR OF THE WORKHOUSE. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, lAVAIL myself of the earliest opportunity to returnyou my most heartf e lt t h an k s f or th e spirite d manner i n which you have, through the arduous contested Election, continued your valuable and indefatiable exertions—exertio •hicli have been crowned with final victory; for, at a er to eleven o'clock, d als my opponent retire t4 , oni th c est, being persuaded that a good retreat w as bet than ad fight. I think it due to Mr. Haram to state, th a t t i oughout the struggle his conduct was that of a gentleman towards me and my friends. There are several gentlemen to whom my thanks are especially due for their unremitting labours ' • to th*i, and to you, I say, be as sured you have a gra t e f u l heart, 'End I hope and trust that myself and wife will go to the appointment with hearts and minds that can make the hard bed of straw a soft bed of down. Every energy, every exertion shall beltioloyed in the faithful discharge of those duties c onnec t e d with ThE establishment entrusted to my management. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and humble servant, Tuesday, May 28, 1833. JOHN SHIPP. I have to apologize to Messrs. ti enables and Hall for omitting to mention their respected and respective names in the public papers yesterday ; for, owing to the spirited manner in which the former gentleman nominated me, and the earnest and energetic manner in which the latter gentleman seconded that nomina tion, together with their exertions during the whole election, may b e attrthuted the happy result. FINAL STATE OF THE POLL. For Mr. Shipp 3170 Mr. Hamm 2BlB Majority TO THE PARISHIONERS. OF LIVERPOOL. LADLES AND GENTLEMEN - rinHE Contest for the Situation of GOVERNOR to the WORKHOUSE having terminated in favour of Mr. SHIPP, I take the earliest opportunity of tendering my most respectful thanks, my ivarniest gratitude, to those numerous Friends who have stepped forward on this occasion to support me: it will be an era in my life I may 1 back to with satis faction, with honest pride. To those who have been active i • Canvass, I cannot find words to express what 1 feel for le voluntary sacrifice they have made of their valuable time, in order to place me in a situation, the duties of which it was the warmest feeling of my heart faithfully to discharge. I beg, Ladies and Gentlemen, to subscribe myself, with every feeling of respect and gratitude, Your obedient servant, BE NJ. lIARAM, Jun. ebatitable Enotitutiono. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. WANTED, a HOUSE SURGEON to this In s tit u t i o n . No person will be eligible to the situation except he has taken his Diploma as Surgeon, in London, Dublin, Edinburgh,. or Glasgow ; and unless he be also a Licentiate of Apotheca ries'-hall. Sal ary One Hundred Guineas per num, with Furnished Apartments in the Institution, and Co. s and Candles gratis. WANTED, also, two ASSIST 1' or VISITING SUR GEONS. Qualifications require s above. Salary, for each, Seventy Guineas per annum, h Coals, Candles, and Fur nished Apartments in the Dispensary. Candidates are requested to Send their Certificates, postage paid, t o th e Secretary's Office, No. 4, Harrington-street, on or before Tuesday, the 4th June next, addressed to the Rev. JAMES ASPINA LL 111. A., President ; and each person offering must ther e and then appar personally. The Assistants must be sing!e men, one of whom will have to commence duty on the 6th June, the other on the Ist of August. At present it is undetermined whether to appoint a single or married man as House Surgeon, but the Committee wilt decide when the Candidates make their appearance; his services will be required on the first July next. By order of the General Committee, J. 11. EDWARDS, Secretary. Dispensaries' Office, 4, Harrington-street, 34 May 1 t 0833. The Treasurer begs' acknowledge the receipt of the fol lowing Donation from Mrs. Molyneux, (late of Newsham house . £2O 0 0 Donation from R. S. Berry, Esq., of Bolton-lodge, per Lewin Mozley, Esq , 26 5 0 Donation fr om Th omas Sands, Esq., of Breck-house 10 0 0 Legacy from the late Miss Mason, of Edgchill, per Messrs. J. H. Kearslev, James Naylor, and John Leigh, Executors, (less: duty); lOO 0 0 PRICE 7d Mantel. eer e A TO PARENTS AND GUARDI: N'S. A SURGEON to one or tee Public C . • ies or this town L has vacancies for Two APPItE;''" CES. None need apply who has not received a good eit ation, A premium will be required. Apply to Mr. HoosoN, Druggist, 80ld -street, CIDER. Large Quantity of Prime Jerse IDER. on Sale, ou Ilk_ Moderate Terms. Apply to ROBIN and KING. LIVERPOOL ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN'. DERBY RoAD. rrIIIE Inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity are respect fully_l. informed that the above Gardens are open itoni seven o'clock ili the morning till dusk. TEtuus. £ s. d. Annual Ticket for a Single Subscriber - 0 Ditto for a Family of four persons Ditto for every additional me er of a family above 4 Subscribers have the exclusive privil of Writing Visitors' Tickets, with which Non-subscribers - wi I be admitted on pay ment of one shilling. Tickets not transferable. Subscription Books are open at the Lyceum News-room, Bold-street; Willuier's News Rooms, and Mr. Grapel's. Church-street, at the Newspaper Offices, and other places, whim,, or at the Gardens, Prosiectusts, with further informa tion, may b,' had.-- • .- , - , --. .. BRITISH and FOREIGN PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE, No. 55, near the top of BOLD-STREET, Liverpool. GEORGE BARKER begs leave to announce that he has opened the above Premises for the sale of PAPER HANGINGS, and respectfully solicits hai-e- of the public patronage. An extensive Stock and great variety both ,of British and Foreign Manufactures will be constantly on hand, which ho is enabled to supply upon as reasonable terms as any in the trade, and he trusts that iu 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. BRUNSWICK HOTEL, HANOVER-STREET, OPPOSITE SCHOOL-LANE, LATE BURTON COFFEE nousr.. (1 TREVOR, respectfully . annouuc es th e C ommerc i a l %Jo Gentlemen and t he Public m gener , that she has taken the above Hotel, and from the great pense bestowed in and by unrem itti ng a t ten ti on , re fitting it in every department , she hopes to meet with a share of public patronage, which it will ever be her utmost study to merit. First class Wines, Burton and Scotch Ales. London Porter. • "Expedition is the Life and Soul of Business." NEW AND MUCH-ADMIRED SYSTEM OF TEACHING THE AitT OF WRITING, In a few easy and interesting Lessons of One Hour each, at No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, Liverpool, exactly opposite the Neptune Hotel. / FR. THOMPSO N, from the Royal Academies, London 111 and Bath, - begs t o in f orm those Persons who re num tunate in the use of the Pen, that he still continues to practise his new and abbreviated method of Teaching the Art of Writing, and respectfully recommends those L a di es ant G ent l emen t h at write a bad hand to commence a Course essous, -without loss of time, as the adYantages to b e•• ed from his System cannot be fully known and apprecia art by those who em brace the opportunity; for the worn writer may attain, in a very , few easy lessons, either a f ree , b o ld , b us i ness-l ik e h an d , or the light and fashionable epistolary style so universally ad mired for its neatness. and elegance of execution. In fact, the improvement made in the handwritin g b y M r. Th om pson calls forth the loudest encomiums, and amoug others the West mihster Review has lately pronounced his system to be one of the most useful and important discoveries which the ingenuity of the human mind has hitherto devised. Terms for completing each pupil, 10s. 6d. Persons who can not write at all are taught an excellent hand, suitable for any purpose, iu twelve lessons. Shorthand is taught as usual. Private Families attended at their own residence, on reasonable terms. Thompson s Abbreviated Sy s t em o f M enta l an d P ract i ca l ' Arithmetic taught in a few lessons of one hour each. Any person, if he be ever so deficient in accounts, will be enabled by this system to calculate quicker than the best arithmetician ca n possibly do by the old method. The underneath examples will show the extreme simplicity of Mr. T.'s system, as no further figuring is required to gain the result of each question. What will 7153 yards of ribbon come to at 20d. per yard? £s9t Is. Sd. Aim What is the amount of 962-1 gallons of spirits, at La. per gallon? £673155. )d. Aims. Mr. T.'s method of calculating Interest is equally concise, and deserves the attention of Tradespeople, Cerks, . THE 11 1WR1Ti1 1 4 ; .,,,,_ • „ -- MINUTE 131 :".0 v s lax 0 i t : " Severa!-geutleawn o f this colony haVirrg retried tube mem hers of the Council of the Government, alleging as their prin cipal inotiw that the order recently received from his Majesty's Secretary o f State for. the dismissal of two members from their places iii th a t assembly would entail the consequence of d e _ priviu:7 it s members of the p ri v i lege of freely . giving their votes and, opinions, the Government considers it essential to the interests of the inhabitants in general, that they should be un deceived on this subjet t. The Council of the Government was established for tha purpose passin g l aws f or ma i nta i n i ng the o'rcir,and goon government of the i s l an d. On such subjects every m ember has the u n d en i a bl e r i ght of free discus sion, as well as to give a free vot e and opinion ; and not only e P r ° , se peace,of preparing has that right never been denied by his Majesty's Government. but it was the express object for which the lei;islative council was constituted, and it will always be the object of his Excel endeavours and solicitude to maintain it iu its full force and integrity. The removal of the two members in question took plaee.in consequence of their having distinguished themselves by their opposition to the installation of all cilicer oppointcdby his Aiajesty to an important post, thus manifesting a want of re spect for the King's orders, and an interference in the exercise of his authority, which (whatever might have been their opi nion of the functionary above allud e d t o ) were evidently en tirely foreign to the duties of a legi s l a t or . " fhe mere fact of the refusal of auv individuals to be mem bers of the council would require no observation, were it net that it is the duty of the Governor to endeavour to destroy the erroneous impression which may have been made on the public mind by the arguments o f tho s e gentlemen relative to the liberty . . of votes and opinions among the members of the council, and to prove to the inhabitants of the Mauritius that if his Excel lency should fail in his sincere wish to complete the Council of the Government, in compliance with the very gracious inten-• tions of his Majesty, that failure is not to be attributed to his Majesty's government, nor to his Majesty's representave in this island. WILIJAM NICOLAY. "Hotel of the Government, Port Louis, Feb. 21. DRESDEN, MAY 20.----The following notice has been issued from the department of the Minister of the Interior:— " Information having been received that the Imperial Aus trian Government has been induced, by the iecent attempts at insurrection made by the Polish refugees who have hitherto been tolerated in Gallicia, to order all such fugitives to be seat away front that provinee, it is to be apprehended that seine of those individuals may attempt to proceed to the western states, particularly the kingdom of Saxony. In order to prevent this, all the police authorities have been directed not to allow any Pole to enter the kingdom of Saxony, no matter whence he may come, unless he is authorised by Russian or Ptussian pass ports to return to those states, and sure of being again re ceived in them. Such, therefore, as arrive at tbe frontiers are to be refused admission, and those Who may be met with on this side of the frontiers arc to be stopped and conveyed back by the road by which they entered the country to the. nearest fo reign station. "Dresden, May 16, Denartment of the Interior." HANOVER, 'JAY 18.—Sonic time ago, the " London Society for the Relief of Foreigners Distress," which is honoured with the august patronage of Her Majesty the Queen, issued an appeal to the ladies of Germany, cading on them to scud articles of their own work, &c. to he sold . in London for tho benefit of that society. This appeal has been supported in our city by her Royal highness Duchets of Curattridge ; and in consequence of this; so larp;a a quantity of ;Act:ant work has been received here, that as it was necessary to a value on them before they were sent to England, the Jaye been est', mated at 4,000 rixdollars. An exhibition of this work, which was made here for the benctit of (nu. poor, produced 100 fix dollars. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cinbridgu . returns cordial thanks in the " Gazette" to all the contributure. TRIESTE, MAY S.—Tile new Greek silver coin is calle , i drachm, and is composed of 0-10 silver and 1-It) eor (4,0"1 grammes of silv er an d 418' grantiocs of ecpuer). 'he copper coin is called lopton, and contains I.‘f.t.i “Tanaties of copper: 100 lept.a make a drachm. Besides the drachm, there are also pieces of the value of 5 drachms, of half a d::chiu, and or a quarter of a drachm-. In convey there ere half ITtas, pieces of 5 and 10 lepta. tiod .20 and .10 dram bro p7eces air n. be coined. The goad and silver coin; blve on side the King's bust, With the ins:lipt ion, " tjtho, King of Greece:" and on the other therms of the kingdom, and the value of the coin and the date of the year in figures. The circulation of all otly‘r kinds of coin is annulled. The following coins are the only ones taken at the Treqzury, which gives in exchange new cone a.etirdirg to the fo.lowinl: Dimelan. 1 Lentil ;7-8 The franc 6 franc piece. e `.i.Y) ditto, gold 4) ditto, ditto New Louis d'or Do.lars (Tallow) ,Colonati) • Maria Theresa, and other Austrian unit Bavarian &airs Austrian soyerciols (gold) . A tistrian and liavarian ducats l3 Dutch ducats The despotism of the French .!.ove3ll-racutoracr :he cid re ei,ue, its L'Urop-de-caehet, its • • of arbitrary power befote toe revo uric.: happily (n;re .0 soften the manners of the age; hr,ve pi oved tht ac f 4 , r the pen of modern philosophy. The 12 , 1. c rr•mcwt. of t hi lippe has .sopplied a fresh 501 jeer. Uncer a Kivg, ard - with ministers who owe their devat,un to I , olitical efemee, tie - dinary prisons of France have not sinheient teirors, and the dungeons of the unhealiliv and isolated Fort of it. Mid e , wttli its iron wise, are asAignea for the receptacle of • off* and SW. et Xotirro. riIIIE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruptcy, bearing date the 27th day of January, 1832, awarded and issued forth against WATKIN MEYRIC K JONES, of Mold, in the county of Flint, Moister, Banker's Clerk, Afzent, Dealer and Chap man, intend to meet on the Gth day of .J - next, at Twelve of the clock at Noon, at the Clarendon io is, South John-street, v Liverpool, Lancashire, in order to .it the Accounts of the Assignees of the Estate and Mee s of the said Bankrupt, under the s a id Fi a t, pursuant to an Act of Parli am ent, matte and passed i n the sixth year of the rer a n of his late Majesty King Georg e the Fourth; intitulcd "Au Act to amend the laws relating to Bankrupts;" and the said Commissioners also intend to meet on the same day, at One o'clock in time After noon, at the same place, to make a Dividend on the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, wheu and where the Cre ditors who have not already proved their Debts are to com e 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. F ; ~~ . , i ..,,;, , _r. = =, - - . To sail intmediateli . For DEMER A, The fine Ship H KINSON, P o ,; i JOHN NI HIT , Master. b ock :eight orpassage a f ly on board the vessel, Prince's --..............)/ ...._. 0 qWATERHOUSE . . and SONS. :' ''''' For KINGSTON, JA 2 ICA, The regular trading Bri NFIELD, JOHN NEWI.I. , N Alaster_; Apply to J BALL and Co. ----......._ 3, Titbebarn-street. --...,---- To sail on the 4th June, t. m y* . For BARBADOES, :-' ll The fine new fast sailin rig REGINA, i l i J. MAINLANL :faster; llg in the Prince's Dock.—For fre ght or passage, apply to ----„--__ ----____ 'l. and 11. MURRA‘:. D ailY expecica, and will sad in a few do per her al rical II For BARA. BD tI The Barque BAR . DIAN, JEItESIIAH NAGLE, Master. Por freight or pasage apply to -,-.L.--_,..-. 11E YES, LtrIIERLAND an •,______•.....______................. Wolstenhoirne-square. A Regular Trader. For MONTRE L, The well-knowu A 1 Ship 'HIEFTAIN, 32 5 t JAMES NOON,EY Master; .dittte des ens, coppered and copper-fast d, and will have imple teiu patch.--Tor freight or pass% , er accommodations g Superior,) apply t o Mr. A. PARLANE, or to • GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Oldhall-street. To succeed the above, moNTREAL, Captain LElTctt. Regular Trader. tb ‘ *; For MONTREAL The A 1 Brig MARG , ET, Capt. SliTliKal.A ; 1, 1 2 tOUS per register, and w ill b e d esp h e d i mme di a t e ly.— q tfr ght or' passage, ap a ply on boar Prince's Dock; to , or • II HUGH MATTIE. an SON; Messrs. HUGH CRAIG and JOHN HOLT and Co. ~' a ,~ . ~~ :,,'`; ~~,