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- F. BARB ADV,„ To said T (te 28th insert,, The: *g_FKLC ON, HENRY AlNOMaater; For frtiight or padsige apply to BARYON, IRLANI, and HIGIGINSON •For BARBADOS, The fast-sailing Barque AR ETIIUSA, • ANDREW- WrIYTE, Master Now Joading west side Queen's Dock.—For freight end passage apply to HEYES. LITHEIViND, Wolstenholme-square. For PORI, mAnI4, RIO NOVA BAY. and , • •tit.es adjacent .JAMAICA, / • The A I Cumberland-built Brig WILTON WOOD, - , • W. STocKDALE,,Master; 11 ) . tbe - Queen's Dock. ; —''o freightAC.,'apply to Wessrs.Cii A S. HORSFAI.I. du a l SON, t J. NELSON WOOD and Co. ;:k„Th sail ear!u in. January. For ANTIGUt The Ship GRA E, PETER PEA Rf. 074. l'or freight or passage npply to G. W. apil F. SHAH D. I 3 Nl7. CD STATES NEW YORK LIgE OF MCKETS. '• Sail;vg on the 8/4- of every Month. viz.:— ST. ANDbiEW, W. C. TitoAPsos L6O tons: Bth Jan. v IRGINIAN, L 1! Finis 620 tons, Bth Feb. 'SHEFFIELD, F. P. . 578 tons, Bth March, ITED STATES; N. Hoj.priEGE 6.50 tons, Bth April. These Ships' are all of the first class, reeently , hitilt in the city . of New York; and, foretiength, be. i uty of model, punctuality and swiftnes's of sailing, as %veil as for extent and comfort of `Cabin accornrnoilatiOfis; are not Tsu'rpassed be any in the trade, and'their commanriers are men of great experience. The rate of passage in the Cabin Is fixed at 'l'L—Ay-five including stores of all kinds. • Tor insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods are received on board after the 6th of each motith.—Apply to SANDS; HODGSON. TURNER, and Co. CAPITAL IN .AIICSTMENT. • , EXTENSIVE RETAIL, SPIRIT ESIABLISHMENT, COMVACT BREWERY, 4c . ••• By Messrs. nios. \VINSTANLEY and SONS, Oh TVESIM Y next, the 3,1 day of January, at Six o'clock in. the Evening, at the house of Mr. John Atkinson, Castli k jaa North, Scotland-road, in one or more lots, and Subject tOsuct. conditions as may be then produced, ••• - . A LL those well-known, extensive, and valuable Premises, how used' as a . ETA IL SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, at present in thebetupation of Mr. William Sjorp,•desirably. situate in Matyboue, in Liverpool, having a7handsoine and commanding front thereto, and extending a considerable depth along Addison-street; together with the commodiotts DWEL- L' N G-HOUSE t hereto belonging, and a compact BR E WER,Y at the back, with a front to-Addison-street. Also, a IiWELLINersEIOUSF„ No. 10, Portland-street, in the occupation of Mr. John Martindale, at a yearly rent of £2O. The above valuable Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and possess every requisite' for carrying on'business-on an e;*- tensive scale, being in one ot the most populous neighbourholls, and one of the greatest thorofighfares to and from the centre . of business of the town. The Spirit Establishment has been re cently fitted up, at a very considerable expense, and has a hand some stuccoed front to Marybone and the upperpart of Addisun street, and is throu N on,tin an excellent state of 'repair. The Brewery is immedi ely. behind and attached to the other ii, :Premises, and can e worked to great advantage at a igght •expense, being very c`ompact, and completely fitted up with all fixtures necessary,forYhe business, and which are in good order, and fit for immediate use. The whole offers a Most,,,desi"rable opportunity for the investment of capital. 41. '" . The Premises may be viewed, and further particulars known, on application to - Messrs. Taos. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church -sheet. k . \ :By Mr. WALKER, On THURSPA I' next, the 29th instant, at . Eleven o'clock pre cisely, on lite •Prevaises, No. ° 3, Grove street. Faulkner -street, r g NHL vaIuabIe.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of a.Gentle man declining Housekeeping. Consisting of Four-pat .and 'net Bedsteads, -with Mahogany Foot-posts and Moreen and •Chintz Hangings, Feather Beds,. Bedding, Chests of Drawers, .Glasses, Carpets, Ric., Mahogany. Chairs, Tables, excellent Bookcase, with a variety of other useful. 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VOL. vIrT.---No. 428.1 8-4 Sil4A IL 7I6I ,,CEMIBER, 27, 1;36 . [PRicE FUSTEPR:NCE. T 7 ST ImbrEs. ,VOll/47==arlahr,4411. - o , 7.eififf .......w - 2."1.".. , ... - .-.......-,91h,T , < , .P....`" , "......... " . ..1101.11•01021110. 1 .W.K. , ..- ,,,, =.7.i.1.... : 7- =, yelp .I)lolications.. ~,airo - bp Auction. I 4=llo aurtfon. A7P F. BARBADOS. I 1 * Z"AIV * .', bp auction. I crate. , On SALE, The Barque DISPATCH, :1.'1; 407 tons per register, ola me.isureinent; built at Richi buck) by John Jar'dine, Escr, and launched in October last. Length aloft, 116 feet 4 inches ; breadth, 27 feet 10 . inches; depth of hold, 20 feet. Copper-fastened, sails fast, ana carries a large cargo on a light draft of Water here stores are ample; now lying east side of Brunswick Dock.--Apply to ANDERSON, GARRO\V, and Co. • • On •SALE, . , . , The Barque SIR FRANCIS B. HEAD, 429 tons per register, old measurement; laun - ched at • Charleton, New Brunswick, in September last, and built,of the vcry best materials in the province; is flush decked, and cop Per-fastened. The stern and stern-post, together with the Whole frame from the second foothooks -upwards, are of lieckruatack, and planked with that and red pine. Her stores are ample. and all of the best Liverpool manufacture. :Length of keel, 110 feet; breadth of be , km, 28 feet; depth of hold, 20 - feet.. Now lliog east side Queen's Dock.—Apply to ,; • ANDERSON, GARROW, and Co. , I:), For SALE, . , r The fine new Ship 11 /ULCULES, ' Burthen per 'register 757 3-94 tons, old treasure; built -- - 7 -- in frame at Riehibucto, by John Jardine, Esq. (builder , of ,the Reliance, Asia, &c.,) of the very best materials in the ' province, and launched in June last; she ig heavily - copper-' ' .faste,ned, and amply found in stores; has a poop, topgallant ;.iilmecastle,figure-head. Dimensions—length, 1-14 feet ; .'' breadth of beam, 3-1 feet 3X inches; depth of hold, 22 feet 8 • I 'inches. Sails very fast, and carries a large 'cargo on 19 feet water: lying west. side of Brunswick Dock.—Apply to HOLDERNESS and CHILTON, • - Leicester-buildings, King-street. tcarn Wabigation. . rtn , For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OF DUBLIN W. l\ STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, , I . ~ s• yt. tt.k....:• - • .- , INCORPORATED BY. ACT OF PARLIAMENT. `Vile chore Company sail their Vessels, (with or without Pilots,) taking ` Goods and . Passengers to the following ports, namely, , To DUBLIN Dal/. • . • - - ..,Fsra l e Witi l ;ii K b , P aaVo l cfratc XPiNg i li t ti&E)Er c lPSAl the ,Clarence Dock. Apply; fOr Dublin Line, to . •.-, - • • SAMUEL PERRY, 27, fOr, Belfast Line, to , Water-street. .IOHN APCANINIONand'Co., , The pi ineiple of this Coinpany . is that of attaching all Im porters and 'xpOrters by a Division of the Profits anoongthem, • after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community . of . interests 'between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to ifs Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and . Live Stiick the having.a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freightcoinpatible 'with a cone attention to their maintenance. WILL DEPART ON MONDAY, 9TH JANUARY TEETH, MADE tNeORROMDLE SUBSTANCE? AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, r o R FILLING DECAYrD TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE. ONS. MALIAN . , SURGEON DENTIST, 46, 1300- IT.IL STREET, LINEitI'OOE, of the firm of Malian and Fun s . 32, Great Russel-street, btoornsbary-.vaare ; 9. Half illoon-street, 1...1 • andlo, Litdkate.hiet, 'City,- London, ardently thanks the.Public_ for .the patropagg enjoyed by him , during his temporary visit, and' begs to announce that he will CtOSE on 'MON DAV,:the 9th of January. • Mons. Malian intends to make hn Annot visit to Liverpool every Autumn. ~Until the above period, one. IMALLAN stilt continues 'to'rtistore naI . AYED ITETH with their CELEBRATED : . 111 IWlk SIU CC ED A NEU M so universally recommended by the FACULTY of Loudon and Paris. The operation"is Performed in a few seconds. 'without the slightest —44AIN, HEAT, or PRE;ASURE, and allays .the most excru .eiatinu, pato, and lasts fu. many years ; also FASTENS LOOSE T ETU,. Whether arising from ag-e,'neglect; efdisease in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA.- • ,TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouratihn 'or cortosion, and fixed without the incurnbrance or wires or: any other ligatures, and answer .l eyery purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Charges as in Parii.-Artifieial Teeth Repaired. TO MOTHERS, AND .LADIES OF DELICATE iii.T HEALTH. R. KAYE, SURGEON. 51, .DUKE-STREEt, may be con suited- ;in.all.Diseases to which the human frame is subject. especially Bilious and Liver complaints, Indigestion, and - alt Affections of the Chest and Abdomen. "'• . Mr, K. .begs to infortn Mothers of Families, and Ladies in delicate, health, that for the last ten years, he has made the 'diseases, peculiar to Females, his especial study, and, by a mild, • effectualtreatment, peculiarly. hi own. tested, by, extensive • practice, he has, by God's blessing, restored hundreds of Fe males, suffering 'under the most distressing Complaints, to per '''. feet health, without having been in a single instance unsuccess ful. At home from ten until four. . Advice to the Poor,' without Fee, every' Morning, from eight until ten o'clock: .- BA LSAM OF' SPERMACETI.. •. CIOUGHS. Asthma, ShOrtnesi of Breath, Weazing, Colds,. syreAess, lightness; and oppression of the Chest ; and most • offec , ions of the Chest and"Luno, relieved in ted - Minutes, by • taking mile do - se of Woo !MOUSE'S BALSAM MF,SRERMACETT, or - l'scToa A L COUGH Ditoi!s.. Persons doubting the efficacy of this Medicine, may take a dose in the Proprietor'S•ShoP before thelv'purchaio , . 'rhe'Piloprietiir earnestly' recommends a trial these•Priipstopersons,afflieted with the above complaints,. but he does not int:wince them as being an infallible cure (as tnany do) but is wirranted in asserting their efficacy from the 4 , A.te . nsive relief afforded in . numerous cases of the above de-, ecription. Constitutionta Coughs of three, four, and More years standirm have beim cured in the course of a week by the .stsp. of. these Props In the Hoopitig and Chin Coughs it will be found equsliv valuable; it will at all timeS relieve the most . ; •.• 'violent' Consumptive Cough.—ln Bottles is. lid., 2s. 9d.,• 4s. 6d., wad 10s. 6d. each, tJNDER Trig ESPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS - mos:r GRACIOUS AIAJESTY. ; • As thr , following letter received from najor-General. Sir 'Hear:l' Wheatley, Keeper of the Privy Purse,. testifies ‘4 t+ir,—Lam honoured with the King's commands to express . his Majesty's sense of your polite attention in sending the two boples of Essence of Ginger. His Majesty has been.pleased • to direet me to forward you ten pounds in payment for it—ens clo - sed you will find that amount.—l ant, Sir. votir's obediently. " H. WHEATLEY. • ' ; •-" St. James's,Palace,. June 25th, 1835. • ..; 'ro 11 r. Deciinus Woodhouse." 'TWOODTIOTISE'sZATHEREALESSENCE.of GINGER P, reconarnended.to alls:;014 phlegmatic, weak, and .nervous con stitutions it is certain in affording instant relief in Cholera Morhus, Spasms. Cramps, Flatulence, Langour, Hysterics, Ileartburn..Loss of Appetite, ,sensalion of Fulness, pain and .9ppress t ion.after Meals . ; al..° those pains of tlo• 'Stomach and Bowels which arise froin-GoUty Fl ittileocios; Digestion how ever much impaired, is restored to its pristine state by the use of his Essence for a shortlime. .The eiudernamed, and 208 other Medical men, have given certificates'of their unqualified apProbltion or 'the value of the Essence, as'also of its superiority over all other simiiiar prepa rations:— Di's-.• James: Johnson, Phvsician to _his Majesty, D. Davis, Surgeon to their Majesties; 'J. H. Curt is, Aurist to his MA jelit TheWe Preparations are prepared only by DECIMUS WOODHOUSE, Operative, Chciu st Extraordinar) to his ALI '. .jasty,,.(B, King Williatia=street New London Bridge, and sold by him wholeiale and retail.; and to be had •of all medioine ' venders in town and. country.---Couniry.,venders may be sup ' plied through their town agents. Sold in Bottles at 25.6d. , ,' 4s. tid.;104:64., and 21s. each. • ' CAUTION.—To preventimpoition, be sure to see the name Pzqpius WoonHousE, 18, King William-street, London , Bridge, it engraved on . the tbirenuneut Startip, otherwise can - , be Genuine. WrIDrIFISDAY TO -MORROW, (\Vednesday,) the ' 28 , h instant; at One o'clock, On the Qunv , south end George's Dock, 15 - Tuns COD OIL, 1 Tnti'BLUßßElt, • Now lending, ex Ditto; from GaSpee.—Apply to Messrs. ROBIN and KING; Merchants. &ATDSON and HORSFALL, Brokers. . . %GIN rninjOr. On area nt (j . the Underwriters. On FRIDAY next,. the 3 , h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's lied, Jackmon's-lane, Union-street, Sundry Articles, saved m the wreck of the Intrinsic, lost on her voyage'to'New Orleans, viz.:- 159" Boxes TIN PLATES, 5 Cases COPPER, 3 Iklocks of TIN, 4 Bundles Square Bars of STEEL, 1 BarreI•MANILLAS. For further particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. MONDAY. On MONDAY, th 9th Jan ry, 1837, at Ten o'clock precisely, at . th'e Public . oomlExehange-buildings, 905 Chest keiri BOHEA, 841 Ditt 'GOI,I, 2ft DittA CHONG, 159 Ditt N. 4 Half ~h TTO, .. EA Faerie Queene, from Canton; - 300 'Box.es Oran'e PEKOE,43 Chests HYSON; . . Ex. Mary SOmer:iiille, from Canton; • 356 Chests CONGOU , . 100 - Ditto SOUC HONG, 34/ Boxes Orange' PEKOE; 120 DittO BlackAealDlTTO, . , Ex Cordell.,, from Canton ; 127 f.Thest's SOUC HONG, . , . • 61 DitiO , IIY.SON, - - • Ex Cur de Lion, from Canton. Apply to Messrs T 21 Y Lon, POi , TE 11, ' and Co., or • . SAMPSON, SMITH, and Co., Brokers. THIJP,SDAV. On Txuasnay, the 261 h January next, at the Public Sale room, Exchange-buildings, 500 Salmis 'CaraCcas INDIGO. Apply to Messrs. ACKERS: rthiikNSlitEl.llS, and Co., Mer chants, or BUCHAN AN and BROWNE, Brokers, Oa THuRsDAt; the' 26th January next, at the Public Sale room,' Ext•hange-buildings, 100'Cliests or Bengal and Manilla. INDIGO. Apply to , BUCHANAN 'and BROWNE, Brokers. On THURSDAY, the 26th January next, at the Public Sale _ rooni, txchange-buildings, I'l7 Serous Caraceas INDIGO. Apply to Messrs. ROM. H UTTON and Co. Merchants, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. ARTIFICIAL •TEETEI R. MEIN, SURGEON DENTI.ST, No. 18, RODNEY-STREET, Liverpool, and 1.02, GEORGE'S-STREET, Edinburgh, re spectfully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, add his Friends; that he fixes Natural, Artificial, and Mineral Teeth on his improved principle, without the least pain„ froth a Single Tooth - to a cum- Vete Set, which he guarantees will restore to the wearer e%ery voinforl in articulation and mastication, and at the same time preserve the original form of the mouth. Mr. Mein's practice - has been' based on that df the first opera tors in London. His Anodyne Cone'nt, for stoppin'g Decayed Teeth, is strongly recommended. Terms mOderate.—Advice to the 'Poor gratis, from Nine to Ten Morning. ONTiON ANTI-CORN-L .11_41 purpose of procuring th , CORN LAWS. ,ANV ASSOCIATION for the e TOTAL REPEAL of the comsil (With leave-to add John Blackburne, M.P. Joseph Brotherton, M.P. J. S. Buckingham, M.P. P.. Chalmers, M.P. • WilHain Clay, M.P. Thomas S. buncombe, M.P. Howard Elphinstone,- William Ewart, M.P. D. hitt e arvey, M.P.m P . . Benjamin Hawes, M.P. jaseph Hume, M P. • J. 'l': Leader, M.P. Sir W. Molesworth, Bt., M.P. James Pattison, M.P. Richard Potter,-,M.P. J. A. Roebuck, M.P. Joshua Scholetield, M.P. Colonel Thompson, M.P. Ch. Aug. Tulk, M.P. Thomas Wakley, M.P. Robert Wallace, M.P. John Anderson J. W. Anderson W. H:Ashurst Samuel Bailey, Sheffield Augustus Beaumont Wm. Bilton;, Portsniouth Dr. d. Roberts Black Lamar Blanchard J. E. Body John Bridgefoid, Sheffield George Brown Richard Burnet Wm. Byers, Devonport Thomas Campbell, LL.D. H. S. Chapman George Charlwood The points on which the Asinciation• is intended to furnish assistance, are 1. To give information on the mode of preparing and .pre senting Petitions; and to forward copies of Petitions, where requested. 2. To facilitate the.-formation of Public Meetings, and the di s semination of the results. to-their number.) Dr. J. Wyatt Crane John Crawford Ebenezer Elliott, Sheffield Thorns Falconer Edwin W. Field Edmund -Fraser Alexander Galloway . Thomas F. Gibson rx- r ltl . G. H. Heppel Win. Hewitt, Nottingham W. Ibbotson,rEiadcliffe Hall J. W. Liggins Capt. J. McArthur Low John McArthur, Southsea John Marshall, Leeds Elias Moss, Liverpool Robert Nicoll; Leeds Francis Place, Arch.,Prentice, Manchester W. G Prescott Thomas Prout Samuel ltevans W. D. Saul Sarni. Simes, Brighton (Jul. Hon. Leicester Stanhope Major H. C. Smyth • J. L. Stevens Williami'rait, Edinburgh Dr. John Taylor, Glasgow John Travers H„Waymouth Win Weir, Glasgow • . Id. G. Welford John Wilson Charles Wood JOhn"A'shton Yates. 3. To effect insertions; Where desired, in the Metropolitan and Country Newspapers. 4. To promote the distribution of Tracts, Slips, and Extracts. 5. To encourage the firrinatiOn of "Local Anti-Corn-Law As sociations. 6. To employ the privilege of franking, in aid of the general objects of the Association. Communications to be addressed to the Secretary of the London Anti:Corn-Law Association, f) ice, 162, Fleet-street. .The Committee sits every Thursday . at Noon, at the Office. BANK Ecs — Messrs. Prescott, , Grote, and Co., Threadneedle street; Messrs. Bouverie and Co., 11,tlavmarket. • TKEAsunan-111r. Thomas Pout, 229, strand. SECR V.TA —Mr. Alekand , er Campbell, 16'2, Fleet-Street. A,contribotion to the fund will constitute a Member of, the Association. Contributions' of One Pound, and upwards, re ceived by the Bankers; and in such or ' smaller sums by the :Treasurer. • .CO.NCENTRATED ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGER, a Certain Cure and Preventive of all NerVOtisCorriptaints, Spasms, Gout, Rheumatism . , &c. This Essence proved, ins nu ! . merous cages during the prevailing epidemic of 1832, to be de cidedly strecessful in cases Of Cholera, 01'8p:isms of the Stornach and Bowels , All the objections that have hitherto attended the administra tion of Ginger in Powder—sneli as •excessive*heat - and 'irritation of the fauces in the act of swallowin g and a subsequent uneasy sensation in the stomach and bowels, &c. are now completely - overcome by the introcluCtion orthis elegant . preparat Mn, which is made from the pith of the finest Jamaica Ginger that is int-, ported. This pith (one mince of which is equal in strength to four - orinces of powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious chemical process, by which alone the whole of its .active princi ples can be separated; and is now offered to the public in the veiv desirable form of a Coneentrated . Fluid ESsence. In all Nervous Complaints, and HypochondriacalAffections, tt is wonderfully successful, acting as a gentle stimulus on the §tomach," diffusing a Mild and cordial' warmth"nier the whole system t• it assists Digestion, removes - Fatulency, pain in the Stomach, Giddiness, Head-ache, &c. and exhilirates the spirits, thereby averting the necessity which toooftMi"conipels . Nervous persons to have recourse to ardent spirits, in hope 'of 'obtaining a temporary relief, to which practice they soon become habituated, and the fatal results are too well - known to require repetition.. In this preparation they Will'eYperience all the relief afforded by sucls baneful pritctiees,' unattended by their subsequent in-, furious effects. • For Gout or Rheumatism, - both as a preventive and remedy, this Essence stands unequalled. As an outward application, the Essence of Ginger is particu 7. lady serviceable: In Chronic Rheumatism. Lumbagii,&c. where the pain is usually confined to particular joints, attended with great stiffness, and an almost total loss of motion in the aff , cted limb—by rubbing the parts with the Essence', and taking a tea spoonful three.times:a day in a glass of wine and. water, imme diate relief will be experienced, and the activity and vigour of the affected pe.rt"will lii,*speedily restored. One tea-spoonful added to a glass of Soda, Suidlitz,or •other. Mineral Wafer, will prevent that.chilling„ sensation in the Sto mach, which is 'se often - eXperienced by-persons of debilitated . constitutions. . From the great estimation in which this article is held, and • the' high commendation bestowed on it by AndlYtical Chemists and the Medical Press 'generally, who declare it to be the strongest and most highly concentrated Preparation of Ginger they ever met with. mostly Ispurious imitations, under similar names, have been offered to - the Public, the Proprietor, •there fore.,.reqnests the Purchaser will observe that this Essence, is prepared only at 118, Holborn Hill, London, and 'that' the GPI vernment Stamp bears the signature of M. 4.L•Wray, without which it cannot be genuine. Prepared only by M. 0. %% I RAN, Chemist. 118,11olhorn Hill; and sold, wholesale by MessrS..BAßct:Air and Sows , . 93, Farring llon-street, London; Messrs.. I{oss and N IGHTING A I,a,,Chronir cle-office, Lord-street; Mr. C. MA wHOOD, 20, South John-street, Liierpool; and - all respectable Patent- . Medicine Venders in town and country ; iu bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each, duty included for five bottles in one for I Is. ' The only Warehouse for " Witty's Digestive or Dinner Pills," for pteYeuting indigestion, Flatulency, Heartburn, and Disorders of the St Attach; and " Wray's Celebrated Balsamic Pills," a 'e eitaiiiChre for all Diseases Of the'Urivary passages. LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. By Mesara. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WdoN ESDAY, the 4th of January next, at Six o'clock in the Erening. at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, lIIHE LEASE of the S HAtiSPEA RE' COFFEE HOUSE;I Williamson-square, corner of Dawson.street, of which Twelve Years are unexpired; together with the-Good will of the :bove Establishment, now in cull. business, having an excellent counter trade; and being most eligibly situate in a populous peiglihourbwal, clbse' to the Theatre and. New Market. There is . Corivenience' for milking up twelve Beds, and, being in a principal' thoroughfare from the Railway station, must com mand an extensive busineis in the acrommodat ion of Travellers. The . ft-Mit has been reeently'altered, and ..the . Bar fitted up in the modern style.L—Fixtures to - be taken at a valuation, and the Piirchaser May be accommodated' with the Furniture, if re quired. Further PartiCulars may he had on application to Mr. ROBERT AYINSTANL:BY:Auctioneer, Manchester; or Messrs. T. WI,N TANLEY and SOss; Church-street, Liverpool. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On THURSDAY, the 12th of January next, at the Clarendon rooms, South John -street, subject,to such conditions as will be then produced, —by order of the Mortydgee, A LL those Two DW ELLING-HOUSES, One SHOP and BAKEHOUSE, on the east side of Rathbone-street, cOntaining in front thereto and at the back severally tive yards, and running in depth on the north and south sides severally 53 feet, bounded on' the 'north by premises of Mr. Clegg, anal en the south by premises of Mt. Pryers. The Tenure is Leasehold Under the Corporation of Liverpool, for a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 26th day of July, 1834. Further particulars may be had froin Mr. CARTER, Solicitor, 'South Crescent Chambers, Lord-street. Mr. CARTER has several sums of Money to lend on good Freehold or Leasehold security.' FOR SALE, CROWN G rAss WORKS, BOTTLE WORKS, AND CUE-, MICAL WORKS, AT DUMBARTON, AND BOTTLE WORKS, AT GREENOCK. FiIHE extensive ANUFAC TOR IE Sof G L BLEACHING POWDERS, &c . ., at Dumbarton and Greenock respectively,, will be exposed to SALE by a ,POULLC AUCTION early in !Ike - ensuing Spring. - 1. The Dumbarton GlaSs Works, which have been establishkl and carried on on a large scale for nearly half a century; and 'embrace ample Bounds, Buildings, and Conveniences, includ ing three'wide and lofty Cones, Stores, Vaults, Counting and Warehouses, Steam . Engines; Grinding. M ill, Mechanics' Shops, Manager and Workmen's• Houses, &c. They are, situated on the navigable River, Leven, and within two bouts' sail of Glas gow, and 'one of Port Glasgow and Greenock. '2: The large range of Bu ildi Li b 's qdjoining the above, sometime oCciipied in the manufactiire,Olßleaching Powder,.and which being fitted up with Boiler, Furneices, Stalk. &e., is admirably suited for any public works requiring e xt e n s i ve buildings, the ethinhand of water, and of large out-door aectumodalions, such . as Foundry, Dye Work, &c. 3. The GREENOCK BOTTLE WORKS, also a long-esta: bliShed and extensive Manufactory, situate in the town of Greetiock. IN also possesses a fine Cone, a private Harbour, and Quay; and every Building and convenience ycessary for carr y,, business. Also a largErliTintitY of Raw Materials - and briplements for the - traonfaettire or-ci.ass Bottles, &c.,'both in Dumbarton and Greetiock. , sufficieut to enable 'purchasers to commence manufacturing operations lEn mediately. Fur further inforination apply, in Glasgow, to MAc LAc it LAN and STEEL; Writers, dr Mr. ALLAN, Fullerton; in Dumbar ton, to WILLIAM PI CKERING ; in Green oc k, t o Capt. A RCHI 7 BALD SHANNON; in Edinburgh. to RENNY and WEBSTEIq W.S., Royal Circus; and, in London, to WM. M. CLARKE, Esq., 22, Change-alley. Zo be Kolb. TO be SOLD,. by P RIVA T E CONTRACT, the GOOD-WILL of a well established Concern of a 'COACH , PROPti I E. TOR, with the Stock of Horses, Carriages, Mournin g Coaches, and Hearses, fitted up in - the , best , matiner, ,together w ii,h the Tenant right of th e .P rem i s es, which are .most , advantageously situated for the business. Immediate possession will be given. Apply to Messrs. o KTH IN GToN and HOLT, Solicitors, Cha pel walks. tiro be ter. fjlO be LET, spacious BONDED VAULTS, in George's'- street, near the Exchange.—Apply to M r . THomAs CARSON, Solicitor, North John-street. rug) be LET, a SHED and small ,WAREHOUSE,, in I Cornwallis-street and Grenville-street, suitable fur a Coacbmaker, or Plumber and Glazier, &c. &c, with or without Laud adjoining.—Apply to Messrs. C. Mottust.t. and SoN, 128,, Park-lane. • BETT'S PATENT FRENCH BRANDY . THE Public is respectfully informed, that the. a b ove art i c l e may be had on the same terms , as at the distillery, London, at THOMAS' ODELL'S Wine and. Spirit -IVatehouse, 97, Tithebarn-street, cornerof Cheapside. s. d. ~ . Imperial Gallon • Sealed Quarts ' . Ditto Pints ..... BOOTH'S CELEBRATED LONDON GIN. •s. d. Impeript Gallon ! ' Sealed Quarts..... Ditto -Pints :Old and Fruity •PORT WINE, the• finest imported, Five' Years:in Br4tle, 48s. per Dozen. DRAUGHT PORT, from the Pipe, 13s. per Gallon.. Entrance to the Warehouse—First door in Cheapside. By His, Majesty's Royal Authority. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. FOR the effectual extirpation of every species and symptom of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arisin g from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 51 Seel street ; Liverpool. ( four doors from Slater-street) in boxes Xi 2s. 9d. and 41. 6d. each. _ _ (1:17-With each box is given directions how to takethese Pills, and-observations on points. beneficial to the patient, being hints worth knowing, by those who are. , or have been' sufferers • from this dreadful and•de-vastating•maladv. "Nenienti occu — rite morho." "Oppo.e the , disease in its infancy." ' "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are Thy tiro , co-Operating with the foe of God and knati, thou degradest hn man nature, and blasteth the opening-'prospectsl)f human fe lici,y."---BLa la. • Sei•said ProfessOr ''Svredour, when he 'discovered his grand' PANACEA' fair this CoMplaint. The "Hygean Pills." (then un= known to the annals aredieirl chscoveries,)as a specific reme dy to exterminate from the , System, that intruder on the plea sures frequently iniltibed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness: never did a discovery:excite a •greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating suCcess in -the most minute and intricate cases of the -delicate complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long cele bratee- Thefame-of these Pills throughout Germany, .caused their speedyintroduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor • Svredour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cit-- cmnstance. - The certainty with. which they were continually . administered. can be attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion and safegnaid of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The' H ygean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous-poigon, purifying•in their progress the whole mass of fluid - 6; they not only remove the disease, but renovate •by their action the•differetit functionsof -the body—expelling the grosser hu mouel•and in'a Manner so•mild and imperceptible as to con since the most •sceptical•of their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral,' and may be takefi without the slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no- , restraintof diet, loss•of time, or hindrance"bf business. The Hygean Pills may be depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis eaii;ind thatnithOnt producing the least inconvenience. At any period Vhen the slightest suspicion may exist, it will tie well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, tor when taken be fore the-dise'a'se has made its appearance it. acts as a certaM nreyentive, removing the complaint 'effectually and 'secretly. The deplorable state in which .many persons have been alien visiting the proprietor from the use of - mercury, renders it lila `peratiyely necessary to caution-the public against , that danger'-' 'ens mineral when injiidiciously'administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, N 0.54, Seel street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until 7'en at night (on Sundays - from Nin? till Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants taking any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FEE. ,• Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re turn, and Medicines punctually "transmitted to any address, pith** by initialslor name. • • • ; SALE Or - BOOKS. By Mr. WALKE R, On MOND A Y, next, the 2(1, TUESD A Y, the.3a. and WEDNESDAY, the 4th of January, at Eleveu o'clock precisely,at his litmus, 31, Chnrch-street, A VALUABLE assortment of BOOKS, the Property of Mr.—l/khan' Gillaird, 62, London-road, and Mr. James Gillaird, Brownlow-hill. 1 1 / 4 _ . . The Books. consist of Pvne's Royal Resiallltes, illustrated by lot) very highly finished coloured Engravings, handsomely bound in Morocco; Orford's Portrain3,',consiatirir of .126 fine old Portraits ; Pennant's London, 96 fine Flates ; Curry's Lancashire, Plates ; Baines's Lancashire ; severoLmoder Works on Architecture ' • Scott's Lady of the Lake, Sffltes La of the Last Minstrel,_ Scott's Marmon, elegantly boun Russia; Waverley Nove oswell's Life of Johnson, Pin Woks, ShakSpeare's .Millons Works, Goldsmt Works, Smith's Wealth of s„a,variety of Bibles, in fol quarto, - Bvo., and 12aio., , Praier Books, &c., Fox's. Book Martyrs, Burkitt on the New Testament, Brown's Dictionary of the Bible,.and a large assortment of Miscellaneous Works; also a variety of ENGRAVINGS. May be viewed on Saturday next, the 3lst instant, whln Ca talogues may be had. • DESi.RABLE TATESTMENT. - • By Mr. WALKER, -On TUESDAY, the 3d day of January next, (unless disposed of by private treaty, of which' due notice will be given) at Six • tAlock in the Evening, at the Castle Inn North. in New Scotland-road, Liverpool, subject ‘r to certain conditions of . sale, to be then and there produced, A LL that Piece of LAND, with the: MESS.TAGE or A DWELLI NG-HOU SE thereon erected, and the WINE and SPIRIT STORE thereto attached, formerly called or 'known by-the name of the Eagle Inn, and alio the SHOP thereunto 'adjoining, situate and being on the east side of New Scotland-road, and north side of Great Nelson-street North, in Liverpool, containing in front to New Scotland-road fore said 31' feet, and running in depth on the north side 54 feet 9 inches, and on the south side 53,feet 9 inches, and being in breath at the back or east side 30 feet. And also, all that Piece of LAND, with the DWELLING - - HOUSE, and Two SHOPS - theron erected, immediately adjoining the above described premises, and fronting into New Scotland-road aforesaid, and containing in front thereto 30 feet, and running in depth on the north side 53 feet 7 inches, and on the south side 54 feet 4 inches, and' bring in breath at the back 30 feet 4 inches. The above property is Freehold of Inheritance. There is a - retail Wine and Spirit Licence attached to the first described premises, and which are well situated for com manding an extensive business. • If required, two thirds' of the purchase money may,remain on mortgage. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Curtin' and ST AT /I A M. Solicitors; 0 rrell-place, Lord-street, or t0...N1 r. THOMPSON, Solicitor. Newington-bridge, Liverpool. TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of LIVERPOOL, are informed by S. W. SILVER &- CO. OF NOS. 9 A NOIO, COE NHIL L, I oN OON, that they may•prncure the whole, or any part of an • OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House, • NOS. '1 AND 5. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHO ',ESA LE.•SHI PP I N G Prices as at their • Warehouse in-LONDON. Daily communication between Loudon -and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information, &cc. MERCHANT TAILORS' COMPANY VI HASELDEN and BERWICK. beg to inform 4.J.V.1. Gentlemen that it is a fact that a great saving can be effected by CONTRACTING at their Estahlishment fur the very best WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHES. Three-Suits • £15155. Four Suits • 20' Six Siiits _ • - Old Suits to be Returned: tOWSemen's WartiVobes Bought, or Exchanged for New .Clot illik of every de s cription. 50, Bold-street. near St. Coke's Church, next door !;nt one to Berry -street. and SON, SADDLERS and bhatstEss Mitxxas, 19, Vere-street, Oxford-street, London, beg leave to inform thei/Friemls and the Nobility and Gentry of Liver pool,ithat, from the increkse - tif their Business in this ToWn and the vicinn %, Alley have ruund It neeesteary to OPEN an E S TA- B L MEN'!' here, and have accordingly taken the Premises, 57, gAiNELAGH-STREET, lately occupied by Mr. JOHN LKE, in the abOve line. '!'ha Business &ere will be conducted by Mr. SAMUEL WILSON, who will be constantly supplied, from the Manufactory in Town, with the most Fashionable Patterns, and, as experienced Workmen wilt be employed on the Premises, they trust, by strict attention, to Merit a continuance of the pa tronage which they have enjol;Cdfor a 'period of Forty Years. ABS. JANE LEE, having disposed of the Business lately I carried on by her in Hanelagh-street to ;Messrs. ,WILsoN and Sot, of London, takes this opportunity of returning her grateful acknowledgments to her Fiiends and Customers for the liberal support she and her late Husband have been favoured with, and to add her respectful solicitation, that the satin, may he continued to her successors. • TO GENTLEMEN, &c., 'GOING TO, OR RETURNING FROM ABROAD. AUSTIN, (from Pratt'scf London,, Manufacturer to a the King,) 1.76, DaLs 7 s.ritEl T, between the Golden Lion and Mo ss ' s Bank,. Liverpoiil, IMPROVED SOLID LEIAT II ER PORTIA AN EAU: PORTABLE H AT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLING BAG MA NUFACTURER. Trufiks and Imperials fitted to carriages. Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Trunks, Lugga g e, & c .. V. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as pub )ic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with their commands, from a thorough knowledge 9 1 the vari o us branches of his business, and for a serious of years having con ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar ticles in the above line of the first quality 'and workmanship, combined with despatch, at a reduction . of full 3U per cent. under the charges usually made in this town. N. B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding, 0i) and Cloth . Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c., &c. 176, Dale-street, opposite the ExcLinge. '['o THE LADIES OF LIVEAPOOL. firtH ERE has been long .wanted in this 'form an Emporium for first4ate Fashiimable LA D 1 ROOTS and S tiOES, in.order to afford Ladies an opportunity of procuring a superior article without. suffering , the inconvenience of being measured, and not unfrequently disappointed by delay and misfits. CHELTENHAM HOUSE. 31, BOLD-STREET, FIEsT-RATE FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE. DEPOT. Is an Establisbment expressly for the sale of the hest.and most fashionable Articles that can be.made in this Kingdom, as well as Ilie.neatest French Slipper's which can he procured. , NVALTERS and COMPANY respect fully solicit the atten. tion of Ladies to their, extensive Stock of LADIES' and CUILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, which are now ready for their. inspection. As.tbe Goods are equal to those made in the first-rate 800 l Shops, and the charges considerably ►ower, no credit can possi• N'tb3 lautilicationo. grid E SHIPPING GAZETTE;' LONDON EVENING JOURNAL of MARITIME, .COMMERCIAL, aud POLITICAL NEWS.. ESTABLISHED IN J\NUA►iY. . Combining all the essentials. of a. Daily Newspaper, with the prominent features of complete and exclusive intelligence on every subject connected with the. Shipping and Trade of the United Kingdom, the SHIPPING,k3AzETTE has obtained a' . . character fur correctness and,e,x,rensive usefulness unprecedented in the annals of Newspapers. It pow . commands a leading cir-. culation throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonies,, on the. .Continent of Europe, in the United. States of America:and other foreign countries; and is therefore a most eligible Medium for ,Commercial and Miscellaneous Advertisements, particularly those that relate to the sale, Charter, freightage,equipment, awl ttailing:of vessels, the sale, of merchant goods, and that have for their ohjmt the particular -attention of Merchan-ts, Ship owuers, and Mariners, and those having dealings with them. The.establishmeot of the S,HIP/'INQ GAZETTE forms a new era in the, history of.Shippieg Intelligence; comprising, as .it does, daily and complete announcements of arrivals and sail ings -of all. vessels iu the . COASTING and FOREIGN TB ADES, togetber.with an accurate.aecount of vessels spoken at sea; state of. winds cud weather; accidents; losseS; rates of foreign and coasting freights ; wholesale prices of goods; stock exchange news; COAL. COIIN, and other Itirkets ; .which information is regularly furnished by correspondents specially appoiuted IN. EVERY POUT IN THE 14i1TED KING DWI, and in the.priucipal ports of all foreign countties trading with Great Britain. Thei SHIPPING GAZ,ETTE further embraces a comprehensive detail of.domestic and miscellaneous intelligence; records of all important events ; reports of parlia-- mentary proceedings, public meetings, decisions of law and police courts, &c., and, altogether contains a lar g er mass of . information than is afforded by any other Evening Newspaper.' During the last Session of Parliament the SHIPPING GA ZET'T'E was frequently referred to by witnesses Examined before Special Committees (tithe Houseof Commons, as furnishing the most authentic evidence in maritime affairs. And, haying super seded Lloyd's and the Shipping Lists in general estimation and utility, it has become the, recognised .organ ,of the Shipping Interest. The SHIPPING GAZETTE. is soppliettto,rubscribers, pay , ing in. advance, at £2 13s. pr £1 7s. per quarter, being at the rate of. fourpence each paper . ; and to purchasers, who do not pay in advance r tivepence per paper. •• Orders, colninunications, and: advertisements for the SHIP PING. GAZE 'I'VE, are received by its Agents at the respective out-ports.; oral the Publication 0f6,c0. 162, Vleet-street, London. It 4httv also be ordered., through any News, Agent in, town ' or cAuntry.,. When. .pasinents ,are made, in_advance Agents a r e Aallowed.ls. 6d. on ea . ch • order.,for upe,,quarter,. and 2s. 6d. on each order for half-a.year ; anAi the sarce . pii,renevcd orders'; commeneinv with the day on, whitit Junco ) . 'W paid at the publication office. A few reseryed.s area of £lO each (payment in full, with no further calls, I Will he issued uii • the 2d of January, to thi-ie who are disposed to parOdipate in and increase the value of the property. Communications, posttree, may. he addressed "To the Editoi of the Shipping Gazette, 1,62, Fleet-street,.Lonaon." /1 . ~ . • , alistilfti. 4l ; _ W & tl l% t i a l n ' i i) e i after .oirh t ( h m e, I C o h t r t i :::: n et a i i io \ o r l ic a dt P ) lt " gC a H S i h A ) V) N i '*" of tile Protestant religion, w h o i s r u n, ennipetent to Instruct in the French and Italian Langtigeg. • • ' I Address by letter. post paid. J. Q.. I:4!*an , lar4l.offieP. ;14:- AN'T'ED. by a respectable House in the C It !not, -IV a TRAVELLER on Commission, Unexceptional.le t , fpronces will be - required. Address 1 - 1. 0., at the Standard -, tH C .4 A 7 IL ,L_A,NTED, an AGENT in Liverpool, for a , GLASS I Y 4r NIA — Nr[IFACTORY ; preference will he given to one ac to ed to theTraili..' Rif eetable references and security will e required. Apply by 1 r only, post paid; ,to E. G. W:, pi\ applications ‘ Q vill have to be forwarded' Bo N x . . 6_, A P s os t t h - e offi ap c; Country, some days wilt elapse before they can be nor AATANTED, in a Broker's Office, a YOUTI-14bo V V teen years of age, as an APPRENTICE!! I write R good hand, and, as he will be required to live house, a small premium will he required. • - Apply al the Standard-office. ,Y: ,~1 o the it folk/. e must in the . ••• J WANTED, a steady active YOUNG MANV";tIIPan AS : SISTA:44:he T.EA TRADE.—AppIy; if-by letter id, t 9 H. EDA Y,.1301(1-,Street. 'ERA lt ENTrvic, AND COAINIWICrk r. t' .29, ST. ANNE-STIAT.• WANTED, a Persoif competent to perform the - duties oL irkSECRETARY and LIBRARIAN, and to undertalEtr the General Superintendenneeof the above 'lnstitution. 1-T . a . • must he well'hcquainted with Bookkeeping, of unexceptionable. „Aix moral character, of active habits, and genteel a„&ess.„ S.ilarjAp.•••• ll- 7 10() per annum, with Apartments in the House:-Coal, an Candles. i.e. to- • ;Pr -- Applications to be made by letter, accompanied with Testfriy monials, and to be sent in to the.Co&mitteeftntir before tho .15th January neit. CHARLES HORSFALL, Y President. December 20, 15,36. • AS CONFIDEWItAL CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER. ', i t PERSON who has had considerable experience in awe 1 - 1 'mercantile world, and is competent to undertake.the,, entire management of a large concern, will shortly be at • - - to enter into an engagement with any House requiring a Co fidential Clerk. The• Adveiiiser is an Accountant and keeper of first-rate ability. References of the highest respects- • .4 bility can he given, and security if required.—Apply by letter, • addressed L. I'. S., Standard-office, Liverpool. MUSIC. 1 7 /0 L LVS, T-1.41?P:1;101.0NCli: 1,1.0, 4 , r. nELLS. QUADRILLE PARTIES. Szc., attoririel by B. 1:0 ROGERS and SON, 40, RupitaT-sTacEr, BRowisto•iit- RILL, Livi,nront„ , . Extra Music Eugaged.—Ball-[loom Floors OrtWneuteil. 4. UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET. uPS. and MISS PERK Y'S PH EP A R ATORY al SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and GENTLE MEN. The Vacation ends January 16th, 18.37. CLASSICAL AND COMM i..RCIAL BOARDING SCHOOL, LLES Al Eli E. COXDUCTED BY J. B. PONTON. THE duties of the above establishment - will he resumed on WEDNEso&Y, the 18th of January, 1837.—Terms - and References may be had on application to Mr. DLVONPORT, Book.eller, Ranelagh-street, Liverpool. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, as CLASSICAL AS SISTANT, with the requisite onaliticatiOns of character, Sec.-- Applications addressed to Mr. PONTON, as above. A // R. HARWOOD respectfully informs his Frienls the JL SIXTH WALTZ and QUALM ELLE BALL will take place at his Rooms, Nelson-street, Grtat George-square, on Tutsna Y next, the 31 of January. , Tickets to be had at the Chronicle-office, Lord-street, of Mr. Hatiwoon, at thy Rooms, and at his Resideace, 16, Chester street. REV. W.ItOUTLEDGE, M.A., receives into his house, at Gateacre, (five miles from Liverpool.) a select number of Pupils, whom he instructs in the several branches of a Classical and General Education. Mr. R. begs to refer to Nev. J. Brooks and Rev. A. Camp bell, Hectors of Liverpool; Rev. E. Ashton, Vicar of Huyton, and Rev. R. Leicester, Minister or Wooiton. For cards of terms apply to Mr. WA r.m,LEY, Bookseller, 29, Clittich•street. JUST Landed, from liambru', the ~.realest ass , .rtrocnt of . TOYS and FANCY . ARTICLES ever )et imported into this country, admirably suited for Christinai presents, the while of which must be sold immediately, for account of the shippers. To be seen at E. EASTEE'S Toy WA RF.HOLSR, St. Georges crescent. .. . • . ROCKING HORSES at Reduced Prices. BEADS, in Bond, fur Exoortution. Liverpool, 19th Ileember, 1836. SILK CLOAKS, 165.9 J. EACH, FULL SILK. AND WELL NADE,,AT ' COMPTON HOUSE, 'a; AN I) 27. TREE T, Tp,;'herwith an eudless variety it, almost every other de6erip tiott equals th-ap. LIVERPOOL IEA COMFAN Y. 78, Bold-st eet. ( near the ltful , ie - Hall. ? 111 E_Proprietors of this CoMpany desire to draw Publ'c I attention to the further improved Quality of theii . various priced Black and Green TEAS, and also to state that the low kinds of Teas, of which there are now such abundance in the Warehouses, are, in do instance; Retailed at this Establishment. Black Teas from 3s. 6d. to is. per lb. Green Ditto do 4s. 6d. to Ss. „ Gunpowders di. is. to 10s. „ • Mocha and fine Jamaica COFFEE. Loaf and Chrystalized SUGAR. Orders from the Country attended to as usual, on application to ALEXXN DER S. \VII IGHT,,Mattager. Liverpool, 20th Dec., 1836. CHEAP GLASS CHANDELIERS AND LUSTRES. GEO. APDONALD, CIT GLASS, CHAN and LL:T. THE MANUFACTUKLR. IioBERT.STREET, 78, BYROM STRERT, 17, LPHD-STREET. corner of ..John-ed Feet. and •5; An- CAux, Liverpool, and 3.3. Bu I L-STli I,v, Chester, begs to inform the Public that he has just manulactuied a splendid a,soitthent of Lusires and Chandeliers, hum :Luce liehts'tn ten, both from Gas and Candles, which be will sell fur helf the price ki4 they can be bought for at any other place. Also an elegant as soitment of richly Cut Glass .of every description. Gass of all sorts lent otit on hire and made to pattern on the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.. • • • • wr) 11H111 Assignees to the Estate of Mr. T. ANstowAite of 91);,Bold.street,.havitig offered for Sale, undet a Deed of Assignment, the whole of his STOCK one,Lot, amount ing to £7.212 lis. Id., (sees Mercuf. - y; - (Oct. 14th, .and other papers about the same date,) WOOLLRIGHT AND CHIDSON respectfully announce themselves the Purchasers. The entire of the STOCK is now arranged for Sale, on their Pren.ises, GOLDEN EAGLE ESTABLISHMENT, 102 AND 103. Boi.n,sTunii:T. W. and C. have determined on offet inv. their Extensive Col lection of FURS, (all of the present Seas,,n's Manufacture,) at very reclu! ed pro es. SHAWLS AND CLOAKz SELLING OFF. F SIMPSON and Co. have commenced SELLING OF, at en immense sacrifice, their splendid STOCK of SHAWLS, CLOAKS, SHAWL DRESSES, &c. &c. Reduced to. Usuells sold at. Dark fill'd Shawls DiLto Rich Medaliun Centres Ditto Ditto Real Edinburgh Shawls, new) 3 5 0 6,3 patterns, extra rich A Lot of very rich White Shawls, sold in the summer at 635. reduced to 28s. 6d. Cloaks, Shawl Dresses, Plaid Wool Shawls, and an immense variety of Handkerchiefs equally cheap. The Public will sal door have an opportouitY. of purchasing- rich and fashionable Goods at the prices now offered, us the Proprietors are desirous of clearing the whole Stock. Shawl W a rehouse, 66, Ch urch,treel PITT-STREETASSOCIAT WARD CONSERVATIVE I N. PATRON. JOAN BOLTON, Esq. I'K KS IQIiNT. JAMES ASPINALL. Esq. rHE CONSERVATIVES of PITT STREET WARD Jintend to link] their SEC ON D ANN I V ER SARY DINNER on FRIDAY, the 20th day of January next, at the Templars' Hall, in Great George-street The Committee earnestly request that each Conservative will make au early application tin. his Ticket, so that no dis.iplioint. meta may occur. the Committee, being obliged to limit the number of Tickets. Tickets, ss. to Members of the Ilitt—treet Ward Conservative Association, tis. to Consenotives in Pitt-street Ward, but not Members of that Socie.y. (not including Wine.) may he bad until the •Ith flay of January next, at the Liouurary Secretary's Office, No, 108, Duke-street. By order of the President. Tilos, ti. WILSON, Honorary Secretary. December 19th, 1836. MANIHESTEU & C ESH lit I , : JUNCTION Is A I LWAY 'COMPANY AND TFCE TAmwoicrti MEETING. TO THE lillautt uP TOg. STA PEoi: Os!flitE ,DVEII I 2Ari December, 1836. QIB.—In the Papers which a Report of the Ptoceed -0 jog" at a recent Meeting in Tamworth, got up, I presume, by the Friends and Supporters of the Derby and Bituningham and Sottth Union Bailwav 'Companies, 1 'find it staled that "notice •f the Meiiting had been iirevicuslv sent to the respec tive C,,tylpanice, by which lines had been projected-to the neighbourhood of that place." I think it necessary, in reply to this statement, to apprise the public that no notice of the intended Meeting was gi k en co the Committee of the Manchester and Cheshire Junction Railway Company, and that the fir,t intimation of sueh- Meeting baying been holden was conteved by the public Resolutions. Mr. Garnett. the Chairman of the South Union Company, seems to have thought that our ati:ence affdrded - a ht,ing oppor tunity to enter into a statement of what he deemed the demerits of our line, and the virtues of the opposing line which' he` advo , rates, and upon the statement thus n adtre: and not only, without coininunication unit this Company, t 4 t ~,t hout their knowledge that any meeting on the subje/ t 'of the Railways was to be•heid, resolutions were adopted in till! . approval of the Smith Union project. What efficaey resolutions so entered into can or ought to It'ave either in or cut of Parliament, it will be for the public to decide. )3 ., i t w ould have been perfectly easy to demonstrate to the i n h a bitants of Tartiwwh, that the li ne o f this Company in com rind i t , a ditincts will aflotd'at least equal advantages to that viciliity with any that can be Offered by their , opponents. It is a singular coincidence. that on the 19th instant, just six days after the Tamworlh Meeting, Mr. Garnett, in a letter ad dressed to the C hairman of the Pottery Coinniittee, complains, t h ou gh in that case without reaso n , of what he calls "the extra- Pot;ery Committee, in deciding to ' s ° t l : l l , l l ,7r i tth P, e " C w h e( e ( s i h r r.re of Ju th n e ction line upon ex-parte statements, the) having receive() no information whatever as to the course an d character of the South Union line." - that thi s p assa g e co nveys a practical con- May it not he said, detonation of the proceedings .t'l'aniwolth? • I am, Sir, your obedient Set rant, ROBERT BARBOUR. Chairman of the Manchester Cheshire Junction Railway Counnittee. '