The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-15 00:00:00

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PArrpoot tipping. . --- i ..„.., ...... ~.., ) "' L ",.:‘ L, 3,840. • "VTANTED, nXOI:T_ I YOUNG MAN r,,,p le contieilont, V not exceeding ears of Age, o writes ;k goo& 'hand and understands book-keeping by dot le entry. A liberal Salary give n.—Addre, , s (post:p tidyS, Postotlice, aux Gi 45. lON. 11.11-S'.V To vtil most aunt of her cargo lido eady. • For ; - )INGAPORE, MANILLA, and C NA, The last-sailing Clipper PORMIII LE, 350 tuns - register, built or• o,k, only t e years old, Cuplain L. :)lAcK kv t. Ifito. is well acquainted wit to trade.) lor t ern ., r I, - ,re..gat or passage •uppl . to ItonaaT - Wtsa, ItHRIDG4E; and C 0.., 3, At'....tin-irises. London, or to HUBEI - Cr WISE and Co., Liverpool. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. WANTED, an active, st,q..iv 'M A.N, h is/SISTANT PO RT P.', lt to the L INY,It POO ;'XC II AN GEI NE WS , ROO MS ; the Salary and Perct• es will be about £9O. per annum. Parties applying will p wie notice that no person will be elected who is above the age of ..10tears.—Ap: plications, in their own hand writing, testimonials of character' . and ability, must be addresed to the committee, and left at the Itufflus on or before Tit uItSDAY next, the lith instant.. ree o'Clock. v.ll, 1836. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !---Smot.LETT. ye haie a aid- 44 ,1 erpected to arrive and will have iwmediate despatch.,--A regular Traaer. For CAPE OF. GOOD HOPE and ALG e' ,* ‘ The A. British-Imitt Schooner ' 3-4- P . ' 171 tons register, Captain JOSEPII BEWI. (i3llo'is well acipainted whh 11 e Trade.) ,sp ,,, r term s o f f re i g h t or passage apply to ItonaaT Wtsn, 'I4tERIDGM, and Co., 3. Austin-fri.rs, - I,6nrion, or to ROBERT WISE and Co., Liverpool. 410.1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1836. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. Grain, Flour; )een extremely its during the fregi in to fief.; VoL. VIII.---No. ,IRS. ROBERTS respect fell} , informs the La tes of Liver -406 Al p 00l and its neighbourhood that here tens' ssortment of WINTER FASHIONS, which she ow ecting from the most eminent Establishments in Lot n, wi be ready for inspection on THPRSDAT next, the 1 7th astant. Children's Dresses in great variety, and made to order. 43, Pitechapel, Nur. 10, 1836. CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. S'OLD ONLY BY JAMES REAI. 18, 13Or -STREET. vinHE properties of this HAT, are lighto , 41.nrtness of 'Tin IL - and brilliancy of colour; which cannot be affected by sea . 'air, and in durability equal to two of the Best Beaver Hats, and allowed from its beauty and texture, to be superior to any' Hat yet invented.—Price fur Cash 20s. Liverpool. Nov. sth, 18.36. of by ?auction. x 7 -ratcs by Auction. nto' bn hluction. TRIES DAY. Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 15th instant, at Twel ,at Roecow and lligg's Office, Water-street, 656 Salted OX and COW. II I 1) Just landed ex Sarah, frotn - 13,nans pply to ROSQOW and ItIGG, BrokT. TO GENTL E MEN, &c., GOING To, - OR, RETU FROM ABROAD. .ade for several e early part of materially sur there was evi rs this morning erne rates last dull sale for Of gd to 3d per notwitlistand n At 46s to 48i. grindmg sanl was also fidly variation.— lay were upon state4:L:l 4 he too high to en less has trapon of low du patters, have iv to wait the 1 . St d g , d . 35 0 56 0 i. 62 0 .. GG ▪ 57 0 . .. 60 0 42 0 .. 49 , 0 0 0.. 0 0 r 39 0 .. 49. Or 36 0 .. 38 0 . 2 0.. 0 0 SD_ SD .. 48 cha 52 0 . 50 0_ 53 0 - - 0 . .. 54 0.. 58 0 .. 66" 0 .. 68 0 P .50 0.. 56 e, 98 0.,110 0 !1..70 . 0 .. 75 - 0. nclasive. AMERt TOTAL. 223 477 3473' 408 754 fm Alexmidria. stress pe. in 39 days. t Rio Janeiro. )uth, sailed 20th deuttn at DeaL spoken 3d Oct., mouth. ibken 29th Oct., th. June. oe for London 3d and Cleveland, [oderate. m.) August—Frank. he outward-pas. teh, of Bideford, lien Jenkinson. id Valparaiso. y 18th July. Sovereign, , from les Headley. int tnd Exporter on lettea, from St. ierara. • • sh breeze. Leo, in 40 days.-. litehinson ; s and a, Meyer, from st—Gransle.' Ain—George IV Wexford—Sarah Isle, Gill, froht auter, Manning. or Africaßlizte len, for Gibral-' Albiou, Brown.- .ope, Marshall York—Hannah. a, ,for Havre— I, from LOghora at Pernambuco. A Lisbon. :e, at Antwerp. :hurt, hence, at ~ at Liebau. in the Downs. kat sprung. o. ,at Milford. 4th July. jioilg. 'lO Men 10th Aug. Token Bth ult. ras spoken 10th, :en 27th tilt. in rpool to St Pe- as, the master, port, belonghig . • ut, of the brig' ebec fqr rad experience 4 making water. mmatiageable sight, and prffr e crew off the' a ifambro' for e! crew: of the. , siaeaksin high. reed froth Cap . putting CIO, . n shore. Tu° Moderate. )rk—BritaPni a dm Wexford-- rmory—Maris' • his—Emanuel., uenos Ayres-- th Nov. in lat• Sept. ofr the 11 Sept. Oct. in lat. 43 sailed from mg. 4 .58, spoke provisions.; • • :t. about fifty main & raj=ll. 'Om Honduras 0 cents.' The ORNING, VERPOOL. I'U * Intended to soil the 24th instant. .P"; For BOMBAY. The Ship LINTIN, J. GI N, Meister tops horthen.—For freight or passage a yto Wm. and d• TYltiiit, or td _ BARTON,TRI,A.M, and HIGGINSON. To ,ail the Ist December. For BOMBAY, Thi fine British-built Ship RAN ER, Bu - Int.:Ft-Atm AISILLY, Mast ; 1.1 -'' ll DIG tans.—For freight or passage, h ug superior ac ,,entatodatious, apply to eIIAI:LES HORSFAL . and SON. or to BOLD and RUSSEL. WEST INDIES. Virst Vessel. ~ • For BAH.BADOES. ..'` 1ii . ... The fitst-sailing Ship 1 - 3.2 S, W*- "f,-1.,- .. ' NI- istamtAn NAGIR, ei-• Now lo a din g west side Queen's Dnck.-For freight and passage apply to 11EYES, LITHERLANP, and Co., ...___ Wolstenholme-square. To sail the 23d instant. For DEM ERAR A. The j iiISSTON N. M'l l lmitsoN, MOSter.: LYing West sid , e Prince's Dock.--Apply to SANDBAC TINNE. and Co. Intended to soil on the 26th .Noreon!).r. - " For BAR - 13A DONS, • J. F. DIXON, .11a6ier. For freight or passager he 1 app1: 3 T 1 : 1 1 " I L M ii • BAIITON, IRI.AM, and II GGINSON. E. On . SALE, The HULL or a fine nets; 17tilinout.h 7 b t SHIP. •• ' Has a p,,,,) and topxa:lant forecastle(,, built en tirely of ,Eng•lish and Al; wao oa k. en , 113 *feet ; breadth '4iS feet 8 inches; depth 19 feet 9 inc les; is about 414 taus old nitaauicotent. Lying in the South West India Dock, I•undon.—A.pply to LACHLAN, SONS. and MAC LEOD, 22, Great Alte-street, London. " - 'ttcant FOR GREENOCK AND GLA SGOW, . ~, With Gewii owl Pcmenuert to the Bram: g w. "as 'GLASGOW and LIVEIIPOOL Sill? NU COM PANY'S FINE STEA M-SIT ', . SA R. THREE...MIMES ILACH W K, WESD .4 1 - , THU AS DAY, AND A TURD AY, .I.iNiCORN, Captain IleGta MAIN, 9 : EAGLE - Captain It. CitAwFoon, 4,1/4,4, MANCH ESTER Captain JAS. M`KEEL.APt, 4,.. 4::,.. , .. . CLYDE, Captain Tuns. WYLIE, ' ''. • AILSA CRAIG GLASGOW, Captain ALEX. M•Lion, Sail as under, front the Clarence Dock, (with or without Pilots.) The UNICORN sails Tuts DAT, (Tuesday,) the 15th in &tont, at Thee o'clock in the Afternoon. The UNICORN sails on SATERDAY next, the 19th instant, IA Poght o'clock in the Evening. APPIy to MARTIN and Co.,(late Matthie and Martin,) Water-street. , ___ FOr DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY OP DUBLP7 14 . STEAM-PACKET INCORPORATED BY ACT 0 ARMAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels (with or w ithout Pi/ots,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST—The ATHLONE, To-stOnnow, kWed tesday,) the 16th instant, at Four o'clock iti-the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line. to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN WCAMMONand Co.. The pi iacioe of this Company is that of attaching all !in formers and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, Lifter pa) inept of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acerlainty of their Divielewls, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Lice St..ck the having a well supported Establishment of first e, Ass Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with O. due attention to their maintenance. 3y His tliajest , .''s Royal Authority. PROFESSOR SWEDOLTR'S HYGEAN PILLS. FRO the effectual extirpation of every species and symp t o m of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from imp r oper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, Seel streets Liverpool. (Four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. StsWith each box is given directions how to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to the patient. being hints 'worth knowing, bythose who are; or have been sufferers, from this dreadful and devastating maladv. "Veuienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." 'These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy tr. ,lies—'tis thus co-operating with the foe of Gsd and man, t degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening pros etc of human fe licity.”—Bisate. So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand Passxcea for this Complaint, The "Hyuean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries , ) as a specific.reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought les‘nests ; n e ver did a discovery excite a greater sensation , it Was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating Success in the most minute a nd intricate cases of the delicate centpleint for the cute of which, they have been so 1004 eels brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction Into almost ev er y countr y , and aft disses were preiented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the-cir cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually edininistered. can be attested by many thousands, in fact durieg the long continental war they were the inseparable companion and SafegUatd 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 Hvgean Pills root out every . particle of the insist nouri poison, pnrifying in their progress the wholemass or fluids, th e y pot ,. only remove the dilease, renovate by their action the di ff erent functions of the body—expelling the grosser htt- Mours and in a manner so mildeind imperceptible as to eon- Vince the most sceptical of 'their astonishing and unequalled Bowers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral, and maybe taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet, loss of tune. or hindrance o f uusioes, The Hvgean Pills ma be depended upon as a cc: - taiil cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ease, and•tliat without producing the least inconvenience. At any period when the Slightest suspicion may exist, it will be cell t o have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken lif loie the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain tstsventive, removing the complaint effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in which many persons have been when visiting the plaipriefor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the public agaiust that danger nub mine r ral'whe'n injtidiCionSly administered. Dr. Daviesou will attend daily at his residence, N 0.54, Seel street, LiV e rpOol; fiom Eight in 'lre morning . instil l'eu at night (on Sundays from Nius till Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants takisig any of his preparations. WITH(WT A "PEE. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, either li initials or name. IGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS, for assisting Digestion, correctiug Acidity, preventing and removing Flatulence, OPrlession of thy Chest, Heartburn, Nausea, Giddiness, Head aches. Disorders of the Stomach, and Bilious Affections. Of ad the Cnninlaints to whicli.the human. frame is liable, few rue more distressing, and none more common, than a disordered state of the Stomach, arising from Weakness or D .rangement the Digestive Organs, and atteuded with Platuleuc ; Acidity. in the Stomach, Giddiness, Head-ache, and eartburn. Lxi,erience has satisfactorily proved that these P Its are eini -Ilently calculated to remove those. painful effect dto prevent their recurrence. 14 giving a healthy tone and newed vigour la the digestive, powers. By taking two or dal. .c Pills an hour bef ore dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and , 1 9Y. the occasional use of them, the stomach will be preserved in so.lhd and .healthy state. As .a preventive of severe bilious attacks, these Pills arc particularly recommended; and to, per sons about to take long voyages, or to undergo a change of ell trlate, they will be found highly useful. As an effectual,. though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most valuable fanuly I.Zedicine; and, as they do not contain any. preparation of calo- Mei, no alteration or diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by M. 0. Wray, at No. 118, Holborn-hill; and sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay .and Sons, No. 95, Parrin g don-street ; Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; Sutton end Co. 1• ,j0, 10, Bow .Church-yard ; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, 'lt. Paul's Church-yard; and retail by Stradling, Gate of the Poyal Exchane; Sanger, N0..150, Oxford-street; Lowe and Hornblower, No. 47, 'Blackfriar's-road, London •, and all re spectable Patent Medicine 'Venders in Town and Country, at ~ 6 5..9d„ 4s. Bd. s. and 1 le. each Box.—N.B. Be particular to ask foe " Digestive or. Dinner. Pills." Ag t ents for Liverpool: Mr. Mew HOOD, and Messrs. Ross 414 d NIGIITINGALR, Chronicle-Office. Where also may be had, WRAI."S justly eelebrated BAL SAMIC.PILLS;for Local Debility, Affections of the Kidneys,' Lutubl g o, &c.—ALTERATIVE-TONIC POWDERS and PILLS, a certain Specific for the removal of Secondary Symp lanas, E ru ptions of the Skin, Scorbutic and Glandular Affections, pains in the Bones, Ulcerated. Sore Throat, Chronic Rheu ta„atisrn, Scrofula, Local and General Debility, Loss of Appetite, 4,l ,pression of Spirits, and all Diseases wising from an impure tate of the BIood.—CONCENTRATED ESSENCE of 1 4 MA.ICA GINGER, an invaluable Remedy for Flat u l ence , in the Stomach. Gout, Rheumatism, &c. and an excellent adjunct to Seidlitz Powders, for Debilitated Constitutions, in !Attie* at 25.,.'2d. each, duty included.—AßOMATlC SPICE Strongly recommeneled for all Affections of the is. and Is. each.—Tha only warehouse for Wray's Teetotal Lezeules, Cough rills, Chely!)eate German Seidlitz kl l 4ets, and othavaeful Family tleilioneL . On TxuasnAv next, the 17th instant, at One o'ckock, at Jones, Nann, and Foster's Office, Dale-stilt - et, 12 Too Brazil FUS'rIC, Now landink ex Rival, from Maranhain, south end Waterloo Duck.—Apply to Messrs. RlooN Baorit ENS, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers, On THURSDAY next, the 17th instant, at One o'eloe , at T. L. Iltralthew's Office, Union-tinVdings, North Jo -street, 65 Pipet Spanish RED WINE, suitald Eiport. Samples may be tasted To-morrow, (Wetlnes v,) and on the day of Sale.—Apply to I'. L. WALTEIEW, Broker. Vi 13D INT ES D A'V . To-toottnow, (Wednesdav,) the 16th instant, Twelve , at John Shand's Oftice, Exchange-all v orth, 150 Bags damaged Guyaquii C OA, Just landed,. ex 11 ippomenes.—For partical rs apply to Mr. VV 7 iLLIAM BLUNDL.LL, Merchant, JOH or to N SHAND, Broker. r, on the To-woHnow, (Wednesday,) the 16th instant, at Twelv , Quay, east side ItrunSwick Dock, 350 Logs Yellow PINE, measuring 27,09 eet, 83 Piue and Spruce DEALS, 2749 Standard S'T'AVES, 8185 W. 0. Plocheon DITTO, 3600 Bartel DITTO. Now lauding ex Onondago, from Quebec. Immediately after the above, in Duncan and Ewing's Yards, Sefton-street, '2928 Standard Pipe. STAVES, 3100 W. 0. PuncheOn DITTO, 63;6 Red Oak Du. Drao, 3:3 - "i2 Barrel • DITTO, , 48 Logs Quebec OAK, • The whole just landed.—Apply to Messrs. JUSgPti ntosTE, and; 'Co., Mercjaants, or to DUNCAN ATI EWING, Broken:. To-molthow, (Wedneiday,) the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock on the Qoay, Net sift. of Brunswick Die k, A VERY SUPERIOR Car , ; .:4 of Timber, now !audio Wilmot," f OM St. J.hnt,, c nn s istin 693 LarsYELL 75310 , 193. Logs,ltED PINE, 97 ns, 18 Logs SP E NE, I tins, 107 Logs II A 0 \ VOo D, . tons, 94 Cords fir o ilock ATEIWk.KrD, tin. Ash HOGSHEAD-STA VES, Also, a prhnu Cargo of e f TiTimr, - nOw landing per Ship " Mau, • chester." from Quebec, consisting of 377 Logs YELLOW PINE, 32,165 feet, 1t) Logs RED•PINII, 5,896 feet, . 89 Logs OAK, 3.11'18 feet, 10,560 Merchantable W. 0. PUNCHEON " V ES, 4,510 Merchantable Standard PIPE ST 5, 4 Cords Hetninek LATH WOOD, 26 Dozen hickory HANDSPIKES, 56 Dozen Ash FIANDSPIKES. Also, a Cargo of PINE TI El 3, now landing per " erse , verance," from Cape' Breton, earisistiug o 426 PINE LOGS, 9.680 feet. A Quantity of ASH UNE:MEL BILLE S. By order of the Importers. DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. per Ship easDAv On Trivasos r next, the 17th instant, at One o'cloc -, at Jones ; Mann. and Foster's Office, Dale-str e , 8) Tons fiue.fresh Back River LOG\ OD, Nov►? landing ex Lydia, from Jamaica, east sid Prince's Dock —Apply to Mr. J. C. NtcnoLsoN, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. F RID AY On account of whom it may con (earn. On FRIDAY next, the 18th instant, at Twelve, at ' .V, Oldhall street, . 416 Bags Mauritius SUGAR, washed and maged by via water, lauded ex Thomas Dungan, fro Mauritius. •-... - The Packages may be examined in Pe kat .rim in Lawrente's Warehouse, Robert-street. North.—For further particulars apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. FLTRNITURE, BEDFORD-STREET. By Messrs. THOS. WIN -STANLEY and SONS, To-suinitow:(Werthesdayjthe 16th instant, at tureen o'clock precisely, un the Premises, 45, Bedford-street" North, near Oxford,street, E rema in ing modern . and useful 11003E11 oul FUR- L N ITURE, Chin.i, Glass, Table Service of liMe and white E'arthenis are, a few Paintings; and other Effects of a Faintly changing their residence. The Drawing Room suite consists of urtains to Two Witt dowt of Green Merino Damask, set of ' we've Imitation Rose woiel Chairs, with loose Cushions, co e ed to match the Curtains , a Rosewood Couch, pair of llosewoo 'ard Tables, a Lou Table, bandsoine Brussels Carpet, &c. • The Bedchambers contain Fonr-post - and other Bedsteads, with Morine and Printed Calico Hangings, Feather Beds, Mat tresses and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Washstands, Chamber Chairs, Dressing Glasses, Chintz Window Curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, Fire Irons, Ste. The Mahogany Articies'include Chairs, Sofa, Circniar Library Table, set of Dining Tables, - Bookcase with Glazed Doors; Chests of Drawers, &c. The .Kitchen limp i ,ites, and other articles of domestic utility: To be viewed This Day, the. 15th instant, when 'Catalogues may he had on the Premises, 'and of nessrs. T. WINtTANLEY and Sobs, Church-street. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On THCRSDAy.next, the 17th, and FRIDAY, the rB'.h instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, in Great Charlotte-street, near to Ranalagh-street,--by order of the Trustees, nil - ME remaining Manufactured and Unmanufactured Sock " in-Trade of a CABINET-MAKER, coniprising a modern and lofty four-pest Bedstead; most tastefully hupg with green damask, a set of tasive excellent MahogiihviDrawing - ro") Chairs,•N Zebra-wood Chairs, Dining-room itto, a variety of t ;Mahogany and Rosewood Pattern Chairs andsome Carved Bed Pillats, a Pedestal Sideboard, in an ti *shed state, hand some Wardrobe, Clltst of Drawers, Lon, Pembroke, Card, and Snap Tables, Night Conimodem, Sofas, Painted Chamber Fur niture, a great variety of Brass Work and Ironmongery, Maho gany aritiltosewood Plank and Boards, Veneers, a large gnats-. City of Mahogany and Deal Buds, Work Benches, Tools of va rious descriptions, &t. The wintle may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Ca, talogues naay be had on the Premises, and from . slessrs: Tirol:- TER. Valualile 1.,E,4:::I?:-qf Ertensice PREMISES in i ;REA T • . CHARLOTTE-3TREE7', near to Rarelagh-street. . • By• Messrs. T. and J. TROTTE,Lt, On THuttsnsy next, the 17th instant, punctually at Two &clock, on the Premises, in Groat Charlotte-street, —by order of the Trustees, iNI - 113 LEASE f, , r an unexpired Term of more than F our i t i .•-Fears, in the extensive Premises oc c upied by Messrs. Whittingham and Cattrall, Cabinet-enakers '!'be Lot comprises a spacious soul con oient Shop, with Show-rooais above. and welt calculated for any purpose requir ing great space; and attached to the Front Shop are extensive Wor-shops, with good Buildinv.7s, and Saw-pits beneath, with a back Cart entrance from Back Lime-street. . MI further particulars may be had from Messrs. TUOTTER. ------•••--..- By order of the Mortyagees. By Mr. SYERS, ' On MONDAY, the 28th - li;stant, at Six O'clock in the Evening, at the Feathers Clayton-square, subject to such condi tions of sale as shall be then and there produced. ALL that Pieceor Farrel of LAND. With the Thre e MESSUAGES or I)WELLING7=HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the west side of Stafford-street, in Liverpool, bounded on the north by Premises belotiging to Mr. Samuel Morris, on the south by Finch-street, and on the west by a common Passage of 4 yards wide, containing in front to Stafford-street aforesaid 5 ( 0 feet, and at the back or west side 54 - feet 4 inches, and running in depth backwards, on the north and south sides, severally 60 feet, (exclusive of an area of 3 feet 4 inches wide to the front of Stafford-street,) be the several di mensions thereof more or less. The Tenure is Leasehold, for 75 years, from the 3d of July, 1827. For further particulars apply to Mr. EVANS, Solicitor ; South Crescent Chambers, Lord-street. By order of the Executors, On FRIDAY, the 18th of November instant, at 'x o'clock in the evening, at Mr. Ogle's, the -Rainbow tel, Rasura street, Lot 1. commodious SHOP and DWE pt. •situateon the east side of Wh' e • apel, in Liverpool, containing in front and in breadth at the ck 18 feet, and run ning in depth 63 feet or thereabouts, i e occupation, of Mr. Stott, shoemaker. 4 2. An add estAlished Ironmonger's SHOP and . DWEL LING-HOUSE, lately occupiedb Mr. John Seddon, deceased. situate on the north-siile of Whitechapel:together with a small WAREHOUSE, enjoining, containing together in front 91 yards, and running in.depth 23 yards or thereabouts. The purchaser of this. Lot. may have the option of taking the Stock of Ironmongery and Fixtures ata valuation, and may have immediate possession. • - The tenure of both Lots is Freehold of inheritance For further particulars apply to Messrs. LEIGH and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basuett-street. " • BIRKENHEAD HOTEL AIM FERRY. On TUESDAY the 29th of November instant, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street. NE-THIRD and undivided Part and Share of and in the () BIRKENHEAD HOTEL, OUT-BUILDINGS, and PREMISES, situate at .Birkenhead Ferry, iu the County of Chester, opposite to Liverpool. The Hotel is large, commodious, and well accu lately reeeived, and is still susceptible of, very moms, which are now in progress. The Hotel is now in the possession of Mr, merly of the Royal Hotel, at Chester, annual until May next, after which tino offired ; has at improve. Willoughby,fo r . la rent of £(3 0 Per Le rent will be £9OO a-veer four years. The Outbuildings are well construeid and built, and con s i s t of excellent and extensive inclosed St ablei and lock-up Coach_ with houses, together with a Bowling Gre en, a lar g e Green, Alcoves for private parties, fronting the river, Billiard-room, a good Garden and Pleasure-grounds, covering au urea of 11,000 square yards of Land. A well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-water mark .and there is safe and convenient L andin g for Passengers, Carl riages, Carts and Horses, at all hours of the tide; and P os t_ Horses kept at the Hotel, with careful drivers, where attention is paid to the convenience of Passengers. The Steam Boats ply every Half Hour from each side of t h e River, with very skilful masters ; and-Coaches leave and arrive at the Hotel daily, at several hours, to and from London, Ches ter, Cheltenham, Bristol and other places. Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage, if required. • The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For .furt her information, and to see a plan, apply to WILL T NI BETH ERI NGTON, Esq., Birkenhead, or to Mr. JOH N PEN I.NG TON, Solicitor, No. 1, Harrington Chambers, North John_ street, Liverpool. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT. On TuEsnAv. the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mr. Smith's, the Rovnl Hotel, in Prescot, in the county o f Ll L ht a 6 I t n ia l si ol e pd r ot , in ! ,e n d t , Lot the, following or such other L ots as ma y h e then agreed and subject to conditio ns of sale which will be ALL that capital MESSUA.GE .or DWELLING HOUSE, situate on the north , side of and fronting. Fazakerlev-street, in Prescot aforesaid, with the YARD,. OUT BUILDINGS, extensive•GAßDENS, and other,APPURTE NA.NCES thereto belonging, recently in the occupation of Miss •Richardson, deceased, the late Propr teas thereof. • • The House is commodious and well &substantially built, and suitable for the immediate recept' of a respectable family. The Gardens are well stocked with nice Fruit Trees. Also,. allthat other MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to the above Messuage, with the OFFICE, OUT BUILDINGS, and •other APPURTENANCES thereto' be longing, and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward. •. These Premises are Copvhold of Inheritance. Lot 2. All that large SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Present, and lately occupied by e . Miss Richarson. For further particulars r iapply to Messrs. RowsoN and Cross, Solicitors, Prescot. Size In Inches. Price of Silo Metal Bushed. In Inches. —.Os. 1011. 11 —.l 01 12 ...:1 3 13 ....1 51 14 ....2 2 15 -...`.?, 5L ' 16 I•• - .3 61 17 Price of Metal Bustle' 4 ....3 s , Jul, ....1 3 ....5 2 6 ....8 ....8 8 ...10 8 5 6 7 8 9 10 IRISiI WHISKEY, FOREIGN SPIRITS, .4ND BINE STORES, 175, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE THE TOIVIC-HALL. NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC are most 1. respectfully informed by 0' DONNP.LL and PM 1)- BELL. that they havenow (in Sale a large Stoyf genuine IRISH WII IS two, three, and four Years 'stilled, tall strength, and finest ilewour, such as. has notliseen heretofore brought to this country. From their previous experience. in Ire . , and the connec tions they have there established, O. C. will at all times he enabled to have Whiskey or the 'D choicest quality from the most eminent Distillers. They are also supplied with superior old Port and S herr y , originally imported to,.and bottled in, Dublin, and all other Wines in general use. Matteis, Pale Cognac Brandy, tioi land,Geneva, and Jamaica. Rum. One or more Puncheons of Whiskey may be shipped in bond, and Casks of '2O Gallons, or upwards, ror exportati ,, n. or ship use. Two Gallons or :Inv greater quantity forwarded -duty paid- A xingZe Bottle may be had on trial. Particular attention will Us paid to the execution .an;l cOn yevance of orders. SHIP.S BLOCKS AND. CANVAS. Cit J. \VESTLEY, Dana ii R and COMMISSION A GRNT. Sole , o Agent for REED'S CANVAS, and BEA Y'S PATENT 4(0 „ f) BLOCKS, No. 1, Gorse-piazzas, entrance Water-street. ,- C. J. Wes.Ttay, having been appointed Agent for It.r , 'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants, Ow e ra, and Captains of,Vessels, that it is equal in quality tot beat ever offered to their attention. . Canvas and. Blocks fur. Exportation. Sail-makers and Blocktnakers suppli Blocks complete, with Patent Iron Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches: 'ihe lowest terms• Lked Sheaves and Hearts, Dead Eyes, and every description of Blocks on equally low terms. Old Blocks Repaired, and-all Coaked• Sheaves bought at this • Store naay-'be reroakeel at a trifling expense; should they ever requite it. TO D RUGG! S TS, 0 ROC ERS, 4-c. By Mr. 'tVALE.ER, On FRIDAY next, the 18th Instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at- his Roams, 31, Church-street, ryi\VO THOUSAND GALLONS of VlNEGAy.4sist _i_ ing of Nos. 16; 18, 20, and 2-1; also a large 'quantity of je OIL, in Jars, Half Jars, and Flasks, Castor ' 7 jii, Bottles and Tins, Anchovies, Mustard, Maccaroni, Ve . Celli, Ipecacu asthi, Opium. Curt, Casear, Sugar of Lead, . e Black Load, Colombo Root, in bond, Dry Colours, &c. Catalogues to be had of Mr. WALKER. .7- TO GEN - IIk:MEN, BUILDERS, AND OTII' S. By Mr. WALKER, On SaTuriDaT next, the 19th instant, at Eleve clock pre cisely, at his Rooms, 31, Church-strue AValuable Assortment'of Italian Dove-vained and Black MARBLE UM iIINEY-PIEOE4 of istipeTiU.r quality and style., r workmanship. To be visaed on Friday. .ra - -nrEa FiIIDAY'tIEXT On WEDNESDAY next, the 23d instant. at' One o'clock, in Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street, 2-17 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, containing 135,000 feet, Imported in the Hannah, direct from the Bay, and now landing. 39J Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being teal City Wood, per Friendship. Also 149 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Fan field, 127 Logs Do. DO., per Albion, / 13 Logs Hayanah CEDAR, per Ditto , 258 Pieces PARTRIDGE WOOD , 84 Real Rio ROSEWOOD PLANK'S, ust nded, 558 Bahia ROSEWOOD PLANKS, 20 Tons ZEBRAWOOD PLANKS, 35 1 ) Logs of PENCIL CEDAR, 320 LANCEWOOD SPARS. • By order of the Importers, DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in- j 11 tended to be made, in the ensuing session of Parliament, for leave to bring in one or more bill or bills for the better con servancy of the River Mersey and port and harbour of Liver- ' pool. and for vesting the conservancy thereof in trustees, and for the improvement and better navigation of the said river, port, and harbour, with powers for deepening and scouring out embank me same, and making and maintaining embankme ts, walls, cut-waters, and erections along the shores thereof, d for re moving and preventing nuisances and obstruc i s therein, and also for removing and preventing encr chments on the said river, and the rivers, creeks, and ' lets into the same beyond boundary lines to be defined, and with power for .the said .trustees-toanake by-laws. ruleS, and regulations for bet ter effecting and maintaining the said improvement and navi gation. and all and every the purposes aforesaid•; which said :embankments, walls, cut-waters, erections, and boundary lines are intended to be made in or at, or near, or to pass through, or at, or near the following parishes, townships, • hamlets, and ; places, that is to say, Wallasey, Liscard, Poalton-cum-Sea .combe, Bidston corn-Ford, Birkenhead, Bebbingt on, Trunmere, Higher Bebbington, Lower Bebbingtoir, Poniton-cum-Spittle , .Brorriborrow, Eastham, 'Hooton, Netherpool, Whitby, Stoke, :Great Stanney, Stanlow,. Thornton-in-the-Moors, love, Fred .sham, II dishy, Netherton, Woodhouses, Overton, Bradley, Ru h. , : xorn, Sutton, Clifton, Weston, Halton, Norton Moore, Acton' -Grange LOwer Walton, Great Budworth, Appleton, Grapperi-. hall, Latchford,- and Thelwall, in the county of Chester, and , Warrington,-Present , Great Sankey, Penketh, Cuerdley, WO-' ;nes, Ditton, Childwall; Halewood, Hale, Speke, Garston, Aig- Inirth, Waltnn-on-the-H ill, Toxteth-park, and Liverpool, in the ,county of Lancaster. And it is intended by the said bill or bills to take powers to authnrise the purchase of -lands and heredita ments within the said intended boundary lines, to be applied to the uses and purposes of the improvement and better naviga tion of the said RiVer Mersey, port, anti harbour. And also powers anti provisions for 'the good rule and government of river craft, steam-vessels, and boats trading or plying, or otherwise navigating in or using the said River Mersey, port, and harbour. And also power for the 'Said trustees to make by-laws and regu lations for the better effecting and maintaining such good rule and g overn ment. And it is intended by the said bill or bills to make provision for the said impiements, and the maintenance of the said conservancy nut of the town's customs, payable to the Corporation of the Borough of Livetpool, and the rates and duties payable to the trustees of the Liverpool docks. And also to take Power to raise money for the purposes aforesaid, at interest or otherwise, upon'the security or assignment of such part or parts of the said town's customs, and dock rates, and • duties, as mar be made applicable to the provision . aforesaid. RD. RADCLIFFE, Town-clerk of Liverpool, Solicitor. TEETH, , VA DS fIF SUBSTANCE!! AT 41) MINERAL , SUCCEDANEUf, WlTlioVr HEAT OR PrtIOSURB• iroa PILLING 11CAyr,i) TEETH, MONS. MA LLAN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46. BoLo-sTuEIiT. Ltvi;itroot, Of the firm of Malian and Suns, 32, Grew Russell-stre e bury-square, and 10, Lull quielhill, City, Lan n CITILL continue t o r estore DECAYED TEET with th CELEBRATED MIN ERA f SUCCEDA uni vorsallY recommended by the FACULTY of L don and Paris. The operation perforraod in a few srconds. Wi out the 'slightest PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and allays the in.st excru ciating. pain, and lasting for many years ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from age. neglect, ordleaAe in the Gums. INCORNODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA TURAL TEETII plzieed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration or cortosion, and fixed withoel the incumbrance of wires or any other ligatures. and answer every purpose of A RTIC ,A.T (0 N and MASTICATION. ()harps as in Paris.—Artificial 'Teeth Repaired. NORION'S truly valuable CAMOMILE• PILLS or INDICIESTION;&e.--,These Pitts are a pure extr et of CammomileTtowers, prepared by a peculiar process,. b • which all the medicinal properties of .rather more than one O nce o f the flowers are concentrated into four moderate s' ed • Pills. They are mild in operation, and have proved wo r f u li v . sue _ cessful in removing every symptom of indigestion, . headache, loss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, co , tiyenes , eruptions of the skin, and all complaints arising from a disordered state of the digestive organs ; they require no a lterations of ,tondiet ad their operation will be found so beneficial in giving tone the sto. mach, regtilat ins; the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility, Persons who have stiffered froin indigestion for several , years have by their use in a few Illeks perfectly recovered, which is a convincingiargesq,iaitty t rr i oof that in the sma llest compass is contained the of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health and strength. Sold o d dn u t -h o o s le by Barclay} and Sons ; T. Butler; F. Edwards; F. Newbury an d Snns; NV. S ut ton and Co.; and A. Wilough Lond.fl .a u t eB. Godfrey retaii by .Winncleatitis,y) Brei;th,oeeptgaahtlee-street, cine venders. THOOLEN"s DUTCH BULBS. v .-- 1-3 y Mr. T. BRANCH, To-ssottiow, (Wednesday,) the Ifith instant, at ' even o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, ~,, 4 N extensive assortment of Dutch BUL . )US FLOWER f. 1.. ROOTS, from the celebrated Nuts ' sof Mr. THOOLRN, atcomprisingaarlein, anticomprising Double a Single Hyacinths., Narcisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, :Ranunculuses, Anemones, &c. ' To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had from Mr. T. tinANcu. EXTENSIVE 6' TOCIC BIRMING HAM ond SHEFFIELD GOODS. By Mr. 'l'. BRANCH, _ . On .MONDAT next, the list, and-Tr ESDAY, the 22d i tans, at Eleven o'clock each day. at the Hanover-ro • is. DART of the valuable STOCK of Mr. THOS. ISSETT, I. removed irons his Premises in Water-stree or sale, coin priiing highly-finished Double anti- Single rrelled Fowling Pieces, Pistols, Muskets, Cutlasses, and ter Arms • Shot, Flasks and •Pouches, -Gentlemen's Ches of Tools ' Joiners' Tools, Table Cutlery, Paient Knife Sharpeners, Ship Scrapers. Shovels and. •Spaaes, Plantation Tools,' Riveting • and Kent Hammers,. Curry Combs, Japanned Trays, Locks, Bronzed and Plated Article=; Brass, Copper, and Britannia. Metal Goods, Snuffers, Spectacles, Bellows, Brushes, Fire Irons, Carriage Steps, „Ftc.'' To be .viewed on SaturJar next, the 19th instant, when Catalogues may he had flout Mr. 'l'. BuANen. ENGLISH AN]) CONTINENTAL NOVELTIES. 1, Lit. WALKER respectfully begs to inform the Ladies and .11 'Gentlemen of Liverpool, that he will Tuts-DA v,,(Tues• day,) the 15th instant, offer for public cornretition,at hi liaunia, 31, CiTurcit;street, The remainitw STOCK of ENGLISH and NT[NEN TAL NOVELTIES, consining of Clneks, PI ed and Bronze Goods, China, Cabinet Work,T.ltipan We German 'Sits...4r, and Parisian and London-made Jewellery. Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morning, and at Six in the Evening. FURNITURE. CHURCH-STREET ROOMS. iife ,"" By Mr. WALK ER, On THURSDAY next, the 17th instant, at. Eleven ' ! ()el; pre. cisely, at •hie Rooms. al, Church-sire • rrill E genuine HOUSE HOLD FUIt•N l RE of KRISIT 1 and Gus EN, Bankrupts; together with quantity of Fur niture, which will. be sol , l without reserve to efrav the expenses of Warehouse Room; also a variety of China, Glass, &c. To he viewed the day prior to the sale, when Catalogues may be had. (Co be ff....01D. —.— ELIGIBLE 1-101;:.-3E AND SLIOP IN D4-STIIEU T . r 101 be SOLD, a FIVE YEAllyS'' LEA f the extensive PR , of i r IL PEMISES, situate 90, 80ld -street, l e in the occupa tion of Mr. 'l'. An3loW, Silk Mercer, with immediate possession. Also, the Fixtures, Sze., which are nearly - new: Apply to Wuoi.i.RlGur and Cot oso N, 102, Bold-street. ,e gr A.. N SALE, a hay MARE, STAN H o PB, and kLiiitr...- .‘fi in excellent condition, and suitable for fly/Gentleman either for Travelling or Pleasure, the owner, v, las just come a offjourney with them, havip g g given o travellin.— i k et liiquire at Mr. BAniss's, White Lion, Da e-street, or Mr. lIIMINS'S LIVERY STABLES, Oldham-street. 'Co be* ILA. IVOTICE- IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the OLLS arising e . .01 at the Toll Gates upon the Turupilie Roa etween War rington and Wigan, in .the county of Lan - Ater, called or known by the names of Hulme and Pemberton Gates, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at the house of Mi.. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Newton within NM:, liertield, le tie said county, on Tir yummy, the'22d day of De cember next, at Twelve o'clock ut Noun, in the manner directed by the Acts of Parliament now in force " For regulating Turn ,pilte Roads," which ;rolls produced the last year.the sum of. £1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) of the Rent at which such Tolls may be let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder tumidity or other wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem ber, 1836. JOHN FITCHETT,CIerk to the Trustees GLasoow, 9th November, 1836. A T a GENERAL MEETING °Nike SHAREHOLDERS lis_ of the GLASGOW, PAISLEY KILMARNOCK, and AYR RAILWAY COMPANY, held in the BLACK BULL 1NN,—..,,,, On the motion of Slf NV ILLIAM MILLPCEN NAPIER, of Milli ken, Bait., the Right Honourable the Earl of EGLINGTON was called to the Chair. A Report by the Directors was read, detailing the steps which. had been taken since the establishment of the Company, for procuring , Surveys, and making other necessary a uge ments, previous to going into Parliament. N Report .by Mr. George Stevenson, Engiu er, wthen read, containing his opinion of the comparative teri of the Lines to Kilmarnock, surveyed by Messrs. Grain r . ' ud Miller, and Messrs. Scott, Stephen. and Gale, in wh . It: he decidedly re— commended the Company to adopt the e by Dairy. A s tat e ment of the present traffic between the Towns on the Line ascertained by actual enumeration of the Carts and Passengers, .and a Report ou the Minerals, were also submitted to the 'Meeting. It was then moved by JOHN LEAPRETTER, Esq. seconded by , W; PsTerca, Esq. of Trearue, and unanimously resolved, That the Report and Proceedings of the Directors be approved of, and that said Report be Printed and circulated, and a copy sent to each Subscriber. - • 21. It was moved by lames 11PCsr,L, Esq. of Daldowie, seconded by Attoittu.9..n Smart, Esq. and unanimously agteed to, That the highly satisfactory Report of Mr. Stephenson be adopted, and that immediate steps be taken to obtain an Act. for making the lines of Railway therein recommended, as affording the best communication not only from .Giasgow and Paisley to Kilmarnock, but from Glasgow and Paisley to the important towns and harbours on the Sea Coast of Ayrshire. 3d. It was moved by A ecureat_p II A AtturoN, Esq. Rozelle. seconded by ltoaFitT MoNrnomartut, Es e -. of Craig-house, and unanimously carried, That the statements of traffic presently existing between the Towns on the: Line, and- the Report of the Mineral Surveyors, which hate been laid before the Meet ing, justify the Sharelio!ders in expecting a much larger return than that shown in the Prospectus, without taking into account the new 'traffic expected to arise between Glasgow and the Ports add the Sea-Coast of Ayrshire. - 4th. It was moved by JotiN FLEMING, Esq. of Claremont, seconded by Alto-nu:tin BoGut, Esq. of Gihnorehill; - and u nanimously agreed to, That the Meeting express their satis faction with the result of the Cenituttnications which the Direc tors hays had with the Duke of Portland, arid other influential Noblemen and Gentlemen, interested in the Conuties of Ayr, Renfrew, and Lanark. sth. It was melted by JOHN MILLER, Req. of Muirsbields, seconded by ROBERT STEWART, lag. and unanimously carried, That the Directors be authorised to negotiate whit Land- Ownets, and others on the Line, for their consent to - the Line • passing through their Grounds, and to take measures fat secur lug such part of the Ground as may he found by them neces sary. 6th. It was moved by JAMES CA lIIPELILL, Esq. seconded by. Wit.Lisat M`LAREN, Esq. and unanimeual* - carried, That the . appointment of the following Nobleinen and Gentlemen, as Directors, in terms of the Contract of CopartnerY, be' ratiffed. The Right Honourable . the Earl of GLASGOW. ' The Right Honourable the Earl of EGLINGTON. Sir WILLIAM MILLIKEN NAPIER, of Milliken, Bart. Colonel BLAIR, of Blair. ALEXANDER WEST .HAMILTON,,Esq. of .Pintiaore. ARCH IBALD II A'MILTON, Esq.. ROZelte. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Esq. of Netherplace,Mauchline. JAMES M'CAIL, Esq. of Datdowie. JOHN. FLEMING, Esq. of Claremont. GEORGE MORE NISBET, Esq. of Cairnhill. TEI F.ODORE WAL/tOND, Esq. of Calderpark. JAM ES CAM PB ELL, Esq. of Moorepark, A RCHIBALD BOGLE, Esq. of Gilnoirehill. . ROBERT MONTGOMERIE, Esq. of Craighouse. JOHN MILLER. Esq 'of Muirshields. JAMES STORRIE, Esq. ALEXANDER FLETCHER, Esq. . ROBERT STEWART, Esq. ARCHIBALD SMITH, Esq. JOHN MITCHELL, Esq. ALEXANDER DOWNIE, Esq . . 7th. It was moved by Dr. A. 11. Ar!tnEnsoN, seconded by PrOvOSI FARQUHARSON, of Paisley, and carried unanimously, That the 'thanks Of this Meeting be given to the Noble Chair man, to his Grace the Duke of Portland, and the Earl Of Glo gow,, for th e i n t eres t th e y have taken in promoting the under taking. ' - -- . seconded Bth. It was moved by R.. ROBERTSON, ES(I, cf Ayr, --- ed by GEORGE JultsszoN, Esq. Redburn, and unanimously. to, 'chat the thanks of the Meeting he given to theytraegeteo.r,s for their able and judicious management of the Company s affairs. In reply to a .question by• Joins LEA DISETTER , E s q. the Sl , cllE'rattv stated that a feeling existed e nd had been expressed both on the p ar t o f t hi s Company, and of the Di t•e ctors of the proposed. thasgow and Greenock R.ailwav Company, to make an .arrange t n en t f or preven ting aliF c onfliction of intere s t i n the formation o f t h e li ne between Glasgow and Paisley, and furt h er negotiation on thi s that Ahere was a prospect of subject 1 beiug.complet e d. • • EGLI NTON . of Egnnum inivi„m— left the- hairCThe , it wa s th en (Si ev ed) , , Earl • move d oy THEODORWWALRONDi Esq. ofCtilderpatk, and car ried by acclamation, That the thanks of the Meeting he given to the.Nobl e .Ch u iriv. We and impitti a l con d uct i n i rm an for . the Chair. A i r ISS HENDERSON, respectfully infOrms the Ladies of IV/ Liverpool and its 'Vicinity that her NV IN T E R. FASHIONS, consisting of an elegant Xssortment of MILLI .NERYk and CLOAKS, for the:pres tit'season, w ill b e r eady for Inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) a following days. MILLINERY OOMS, 24, CHURCH-STREET. ~ Miss H. begs to call the attention of her Friends to the nu merOtis designs in CLOAKS she has met with in London ; and, having added another Room to her Establishment, she feels assured that a greater variety of New Patterns will not be seen in Liverpool. - ,HISS NEEDS begs to return thanks to her Friends and kVA. the Ladies of Liverpool for the kind patronage she has received since her WINTFA FASHI S were ready for in spection, and she begs to add, that n ditional assortment. are now - in preparation, and will be co leted by To morrow, the 16th instaut. She has an extensive Stock of Silks, Satins, for Dresses and Cloaks, which will he disposed of at very reduced prices. 9C), Bold-street, 12th. Nov., 1836. WINTER FASHIONS. 67. LORD-.TIiRET. , Q and B. &Milli respectfully solicit J.hr attentinn of their C. Friends and the Public to their superb Selection of first rate fashionable Rats end Bonnets, in rich Satins, Leghorn, Velvet, Tuscan, Whalebone, V icto •• 'Straw, a 44 every material, suited to the Season, which are no reedy for inspection. A RICH STOCK OF FURS 0 EVERY DESCRIPTION. Furs Mode, Clean d, and Altered. Foreign Orders exelited with th , .ir usual prompitude. AN APPRENTICE 117 ANTED. TNDIVIDITALS GOING AI34OAD froin the Port of ifits ,- 1 LIVERP OOL, ari, informed by S. W. SILVER CO.. or NO3. 9 AND 10, CO " MI, I ONOON, that they linty procure the whute any part of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest qu it vof • Gqods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House, ' . • N 413. 4 AND ). sT. mortc; E's cic Eset:Nr sorrti, LivEttpoor,, At taco &tine WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse itt LONDON. Dail• commoniration betcieen London and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information, Sc. NCW 'WINTER GOODS, TO FAMILIES, MILLINERS, Aril) TNQ PVI3I4C QENEHALLY, W. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE AND RIFT SILK =BM?, DlL4l' % HOSIER, 4'c. MANCHESTER OUSE, 75, ST. JAWI:S-STRE Nti.AE THE TOY, DIMS. leave most respectft to announce his arrival from the Metropolitan and Prov icial nirkets, in which he has made Purchases . of all . kinds of GOODS suitable for the Sea son, decid4dly more extensive aro novel, than any he has hithertelieen'able to effect. He is happy to state, that he has laid in a STOCK of FRENCH AND I3RITIS:I MERINOS, In all colonrs, of a superior make and finish, and positively equal to quols at the same prices at any former period, as well as of IgCl - 1 atxt) BORDERED .SILK SUAWLS, Gros-de-Naples, Discapes, ,Vigured Silks, Silk Velvets, Printed Cambrics; Figured and'Endiosseil Satin!, Fancy Hand keraiefs and Scarfs, Hosiery, Gmves, Ribbons, &c. He has purtkulatly to recommend to attention kris very superior snake of IRISH LINENS. Bleached expressly !or his Establishment; besides Lawns, Hucka:uicks, Diapers, Sheet lugs in all widths, Blankets in all sizes and makes; Quilts and Counterpanes, Welsh, Saxony, and Lancashire Flannels, Table Linetts,.Cloths, and Damasks, and all sizes ia Worsted, Linen, and Cotton Table Covers. ALL KINDS OF CLOAKS, SS, 1 In silk. Shawl Pattern, Plain and Printed Merinos, Cloth Plaid, and Camlet. of the most approved 'flakes at UNCOMMONLY LOW PRICE'S, And made to ordej on the shortest notice. SMALL WARILS ALL AT COST P,RICE. In conserpience or (he small vat , t of charged. on al Goods, 'no credit Can h . e,givva, Funer4ls eompletely,faruished, Lust Zi4iery . cre's'Eription of Fa. mi!v Mourning. • JEFFEBS and MORRIS 11, ever gratefully 41ive for the 113 . Patronage conferred on their EstaldiShrrierit, • COMPTON HOUSt,, CHURCH-STREET, feel great pleasure in beitfg. aMe to state linS4 they have taken the adjoining Premises, which will tend considerably to increase the s:pinfort of Pur,h,seys by causing a greater circulation of sir, the want of which has been so often complained of, and more generally felt, hut was Of necessity the case from so Large a Stock being compressed within Premiscsgenerally crowded with Cost,nnt,rs and comparatiVely .small; it will also materially 89- sist . the Young Men of the Establishment in more efficiently discharging their duty, with satisfaction to themselves and pleasure to the 1.o) er. The additional Premises wilt for this Season be devoted exclusively to SILKS, SHAWLS, FURS, CLOAKS, BLANKETS, COUNTERPAN ES. SHE ET I NGS, and TABLE LINENS ; their Stock of which requires . froor them no . comment,' as their Cask system of Selling, coupled with the Business -knowledge and Capital they possess, enable them to take every advantage that the Markets con possibly offer, and which have roduced for them that decided preference of which it is their Pearure to boast and pride to maintain. For the benefit of those Friends who otherwise may not have occasion to visit their gstablishment during the ensuing week, the+ diem it Wise to mention a few of their Bargains :—Damask Tafde Cloths. Measuring Two yards square, ss. 6d. each ;' Twn yards and ti Half square, 7s. lid. each ;. Three yards square, 105 9d.—Linen Sheetings, a full width for a Bed, at 2s , 2s. 6:1„ and 3s. a yard. The Irish Linen Department consists of the very best Make and f3leoch, for the wear of whirls .1. and M. pledge themselves. Several Bales of Welsh and Lancashire Flannels and Whit ney Blankets. French Merinos at 7s. 6d. the yard. not to'be had in any other House in the Trade for less than 9s. 6.1. 50 Piecesitto i Coloured D 61 Lute i s t t to rings, all at 2s. Oid. 30 D 21. Ad. A few Pieces of choice Figured Satin Iris at 3s. 6d. worth ss. 93. Gauze and Satin Ribbons, as usual, astonishingly cheap, one so, price value Byid. gut extraordinarly Compton House, 26 and 27, Churckstreet. iVEIi, via id, Stroud, )anterbury, 1 OF £5O RICH. - - . yr ENT RAILWAY, from LONDON to D IV Greenwich, Woolwich, Dartford, Gray Rochester, Chatham, Sittingbourne, Pavers' ' Sandwich. and Deal; also to Ramsgate. CAPITAL £2,000,000, 1 N 40,0(X) SHA Deposit £2 per •:Sha jr? rnovlsioNaL Dllt •oes, Lieut.-Col. Sir A: Leith Ilay , Ch . es Perkins, Esq , . K.C.C.S., M.P. Thomas Phillpotts, Lag PetertleikethFleetwond , Esq., Roland Ronald, Esq. M.l'. .Georgcßobertltowe,Esq.M.D \v :!'am Pinney, Esq., M.P. Lieut.-Col. Skerret Ow ,, n I'. Alger, Esq. Henry Short, Esq. Wildamßerradaile, Esq. John Rodwav Stock, Esq. J(lla Bridhers, Esq. John 'l'wells, Esq. Edward Hughes, Esq. George Walter, Esq. George Money, Esq. 1 John Yates, Esq. Robert Page, Esq. . Bankers—Messrs. Spooner. Attwoods, and Co. Solicitots-James Valiance, Esq., Messrs. Currie and Wood gate, 'A. H. Macdougall, Esq. Engineers—James Walker, Esq., F.R.S. L. and )J., Alfre d Burges, Esq. Secretaries—William Green, Esq.; Colin Smith, Esq . Surveyor—George Smith, Esq. ds The Kent Railway 'will connect the Govern ment Dockyar and Garrisons, the populous towns and districts, and the princi pal ports in the county of Kent, with the Metro Polis. . co ... The line.selected by Mr. Walker, the engineer, Is In., n a , s ' s nuation of the Greenwich Railway at Deptford, and a ye through Greenwich, Woolwich, Erith, Dar 1 : "'here the line Rochester, Si tiingbourne, Ospringe, Canterbutrforda.-ivch, and upon the south 'side of the river Stour, near As i li, divides'into two parts, the one preceding teeisgatenbey,,thaei upper end of Pegwell,Bay, anti the other S an d w i ch r a ..sete e and D e al to Dover, the terminus being in the town do.: The distances to all the towns, except Dow, are nearly the same as by the Turnpike,road, viz. :—. , 7 miles. 'From London Bridge to Woolsvien 29i ................. , miles. To Rochester T. Gravesend 2l miles. 57 miles To, Canterbury. 73miles.. To Remsgate ..................... . To Sandwich To Deal .... 'l'o Dover The features of th e line are ,peculiarly favourable, a length of 50 miles being n early. lev.v l ; White, With the exception of three ftirinnas at the jotietton with the Greenwich Railway, no' gra dient will exceed o ne in 330, or 16 . feet per mile. with a single ex in chalk. caption, will be . It is proposed to b a s s through Greenwich Park bye. tunnel so constructed as to admit of apertures at the side for light and ventilation; through 'Woolwich by budges, and over the Med „,iy by a viaduct. Boughton-hill - will be avoided by a short deep cutting or by a short, tunnel of from a , qtiarter to half a mile long at Selling, and near Irel; a l t (Is Ramsgate will be a deep cutting ovxrtean t t u e n d r,l t e u l n n n u e t ni n n io g re i 3 than nut x i (. 11 . e e length, i thus le or a th m e il w e l a n i r l i t e i a half, divided into three f shor t e l . ir or cur suort tunnels at di-erent parts of the line. In this descripti on of the projected line will be recognised all that can give it value es an inveelment and importance as a truly national work R • ' ' cultivated .. .. • Running through a and densely peopled country, embracingin ' the Gover nmen t . Dock . its course Yards and C arnsons at Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, and Deal, and affording communication between the Metropolis. the towns before enumerated, and the continental ports, the Kent Railway will be found to blend, in no ordinary degree, the ob jects of public utility and private convenience. It remains for the Directors only to state, that the capital being provided by the arrangement under which the property and 'interest of th e late Gravesend and Dover Companies have been transferred to the Kent, they. are prepared to approach Parliament ect in t h e ensuing session with a case. presenting in ever y resp ,ttongest claims to legislatiyn protection and support• . he. ay cepies of this Proopectus, with Plan of the line raw ,casteet be obtained of lir. THOMAS' HARRIS, 7, Excha' c ,;. Li.. East ; SI r. Ricp,,A,up DAWSON, 10. Exchn Pg " P il ..• Lcit:dun. e 76, Cornhi , yerpool ; and it thit.'Cinnpfi t lY, 8 ...„. 04 ' "' Secretaries.W. GR EEN . 'C. SMITH, 1 KeW gailwarefee,, 76, Corntol/0 Nov., . ILNINd txl( fiSYV r r W. AUSTIN, (from Pratt's of London, Ma_ .acturer to • the King.) 176, D A 11E-STII EET, betwien the Golden Lion and Moss's Bank, LiVerptia, 1111 PIT 'ED SOLID PO LEATHER PORTMANTEAU;' -PO ' ABLE HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAY .ING BAG MA NUFACTURER. Trunks and Iniperi fitted to carriages. Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering rooks, Luggage, &c. W. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting private as well as pub lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various branches of his business, and for a serious of years having con ducted the first houses in London, they mac rely upon all Ar , Aide's in the above line of the first quality and workmanship, , combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent. .under the charges usually made in this town. N. B. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding, .Oil and Cloth Valiemeg, Catitenns, Bullock 'Trunks, &c., &c. 176; Dale-street, opposite the Exchange. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT, 10, Paradise-street. 0 lof l e L s, L r , ,,. c h s g a p n i f t i r purchased p 0 from o t h i„ s i s n i ft n „ e m el the Whole of their valuable STOCK of LI EN DRAPERY, SILK MERCER Y, begs to apps : Ladles of Liver pool end its Vicinity that the. Goods are now leady for iti.ipoctinn. And the Proprietor respectfully solicits an early call from his' Friends and the Public, the most discriminatio of Antn can. not fail to express their approbation of the super wr quality and extraordinary low Prices which are fixed to every Article. Amongst the Stock will he found a quantity of CLOAKS, including Silks, Australian Stripes, Woollen Plaids, Caralet, &c., desperately cheap. A Lot of Cliineal and Black Filled SHAWLS, at about ofe•half their cost price. From Eighty to One Hundred Pieces of SILKS, in 13Iack, Coloured, and Checked, at 2f per cent. lower than they possibly can be' tootle. Some beautifully rich Shades in IRISH TABINETS, at 2s. 100. per Yard. A Variety nIC Li ALL! DRESSES, at las. 61 An innuenql Lot of Embroidered GAUZE HANDKER , CHIEFS and SCARFS, at a terrible sacrifice, well worth the attention of Shippers, there being about 30') Dozen. An endless Stock of RIBBONS, some very rich qualities, re duced to about half their cost. Good KID GLOVES, Three Pairs for 71,1. An extra quality, Two Pans for 13p. FURS of nil deScriptions. LINENS. FLANNELS, ME RINOS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHE ETINGS, PRINTS, CALICOES, &c. W. 0. begs to intimate that the Goods are marked at such Prices as must ensure a very quick sale, and to remind those Ladies who are desirous of having a portion of this valuabid Stock not to delay their purchases. AT THE BEE HIVE, [O, PARADISE-STREET. MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. UNION ROOMS, SLAIIER t STREET. TI DE Directors beg to inform the faille tne.t JOHN HEM. MING, Esq., President of t r. Literary and Scientific Institution. Marytebone, London is engaged to Deliver a COURSE of Twelve LECTI AS on CHEMISTRY, as applik d to the Arts and Man actures ; to commence Tu sloeßow, the 16th instant, and to he r7ontinued each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday to the end of ilia Course. Non members admitted nn the payment or One it,ifiug each. DAY SCHOOLS, fur the Education of Youth. conducted by- Mr. JOHNRt;Tukitsonn, of Edinburgh, and qualified Assistants. TEESIS, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE: For a Member's Son 10 per anuum. or Ss. per quarter. For a Pupil, ;lot a Mem- t 115 . 10s. tier's Son These Fees include every expense, except Two Shillings per Quarter for School requisitel. The next Quarter will commence December Jut. JAMES HARVEY, Jun., Secretary. 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