The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22 00:00:00

. . ‘';te,e ..-- f" v. )18, 83A. - •• • ?V . l>f,,/:;;I • .4 ° . 7 ind S. W.—Moderate. ..511 55m Tur.wr, and Erin, W l! ' fro in Pietou—Gleaner, Morris. et. from Alarseilles—W' W er, from Oporto. om Belfast. nerara, was spoken Dth inst' v York,.2sth Oct. shearer. hence, al Bertha. Maroussen, henceo 1 sailed 2 st Oct. for Va port .sailed 20th .Oct. OtT the Brandy Potts, the ust main-tolnnast, teal°i t Monte Video, and sailed' ;Arms In, at tlitto. 1 South Wules, was spoked leutta, was spoken Ist ?lt• spoken 6th ult. in lat. 7 VEMRER 17, 18.35. flowing fresh. .m.—No. 898, Woodman', B Bk, from Richibucto, TABLE Fe:4l7W,, qc. chutus orgian in eonj with Moot] gh, , Bishop of Lincoln is rises 9h 53m even los in Perihelion 1 Sunday after Trinity KF.T. Nov. 16. ; Fridar .2000 ; Saturdal -day 2500. The market prlees have in some in at the present moment ort amounts to 188 . a hag. LNGE, Nov. 17. 45111.[18a6 s if ldlndried 3 9 (3 3 II 10. 1e,4 2 / 1 1 4 0 4 I 0. old 4. 2 4 3 free 0 0 0 and . 3 0 .. 3 6 'imp. qr.' white white qr new 51. 0 55 0 , on, old.. 52 0 56 free 50 0 54 0 md...... 37 0 . 44 0, ;:k;e.new 48 0 51 u 50 0 52 0 imp. cir GO 0 .. 68 0 MN, i m . qr. 0 0 .. 0 0 o 0.. o 0 2801 b. fine 7.. 58 0 .. 60 ° 5 new .. 49 0 .. 52 0 • 54 0..58 0 I. sweet, free 0 0 0 0 nil 26 0 28 0 free 28 0..31 0 nd ....28 6 so 0 , free .. 27 0 .. 30 0 n.l 2401 b o 0 0 0 36 0 38 0 34 0 36 6 1 9 .. '1 10 It EPQ nbei., 18* DM itrp. 29 is 1 e tT l o . U the house 197 Molyneux. haw. on, Mr. J. Ashcroft. I Discharged 13 , DAY, Nay. 15. corn -merchants—l. Liverpool, engineers ; id G. Morton, Liver-. Lw, Bolton-le -Moors, 'eak, Rusholine, Lan- Matte Heath, Lancs.- nger, and J. E. Sable- rd, Manchester, cot- llenryAbercromble, road, London, brass- ells, Kent, innkeeper. enwich. Kent, grocer. 'ker. taker. esex, victualler. ilder. 4 bookseller. mil ler. and-manufacturer. erchant—Dec. 14, J. . Ferguson, Catter sen., aud G. Bow- Wilson, Brompton, h, Doncaster, coach lire, grocer—Dec. 9, -Dec. 10, T. Atkin iculthorpe, Norfolk, re, innkeeper—Dec. Devonshire -street, nagger, Richmond, 1, Surrey, innkeeper London, wine-mer. it Thames, London, a-street, Soho. Lou ansell.street, Mino ck, Edward-street, J. Coward, Bath, Leadenhall-street, io-place, Pall-mall, hampton-row, Rus y, Welbeck-street, J. S. Prockter, Blue Dec. 12, H. Briggs, lisle, currier—Dee. ry, on or before the ner—G. Lockwood, tton, Oxford-street, 22, Dec. 13, at the v. S. Foy, the Rev. rant., the youngest dsworth, Stafford- isle of Man, by the orkshire. to Sarah, t, near Douglas. Rev, Oliver Orm- Miss Fanny Davis, r, by the Rev. Air. ywn, to Miss Ellen in that City. v. T. S. Bowstend, iannah, youngttat lua re. e Rev. T. S. Bow aselThant, to Eliza. i. Bowstend, A.M. agent 0414413te;. aged 84, Thomns f the Royal Live., )ng June 17, 1778; 84, and deposited !pry. he Rev. Charles triihridar, and for that University. been singularly if, death, the. king or depression on and 'the most 1 .depart from his reaiS, and havin ek of corn,whio) viog whose death arch ; and, nape: Malt cf our own lug; with another depart in peace salvation." as cowley Prior, rum, house sur• years, young years, youngest MORNING, LIVPRPOOL. Newton and mu, Walbrook , : iti , huse: Joseph nond, 27, Lom -street ; Clarke ; Mr. Thornas Lond9n Com,- usalcm CotPee ister-row•; and idneedle-street, ohn Lee, at hit , Heury-street, xchange-street, Malley, Book . - don and Mr. Eibet pool .I)Eppiag. ..r .•11 . 1 4........ I . ,-:,;) rl-..........._.., , I ~.0 4 , ..: blended to sail the 2,lch instant. ForI3OMBAY, ____------------ .. ":??,. 4 The Ship LIN , , ; . GILLN, 55 3 tons b urt h en.—For J MA aster freight or p• sage apply to Wm. and J. Tu! IER, or to EAST INDIES. BARTON, IRLANI, and HIGGINSON. To sail the Ist December. For BOMBAY, - The fine B r iti s h-b u il t Shi p ANGER , RICHARD ADILEY,, aster; Burthen 516 tons.—For freight or passe. , having superior ac totinnodations, apply to CHARLES EIORSFAI.I. and SoN, or to BOLD and RUSSEL. To sail immediately, most part of her cargo being ready. 4 1 . - For SINGAPORE, MANlLlrtj, and CHINA, .1011_ , N, The fast-saili ng Cli pper FO MIDABLE , Vgift:, 350 tons register, built of oak, only three years old, . Captain L. MACK 4Y, ( Who is well acquainted with the trade. ) For terms of freight or passage apply to ROBERT Wisa, FARBRIDGR, and Co., 3, Austin-friars, London, or to ROBERT WISE and Co., Liverpool. Daily erpected to arrive, and will hare immediat despatch..—.l regular Trader. (.• F i er CAPE OF GOOD HOPE a ALGOA BAY , The A I British-built Schoon FEEJEE, 171-tons register, Captain JOSEPH BEWLEY, • ( freight well acquainted with the Trade.) For terms of or passage apply to ROBERT WISE, FA RBRIDGB, and , Austin-friars, London, or to Cu., 'ROBERT WISE and Co., Liverpool. WEST INDIES. 4 S To saf 1 the 23d instan For DEM ERAR The Shio JOHNST NE, • - A. M'llminsoN, Master; Lying west sick Prince's Dock.,=Apply to SANIMACH, TINNE, and Co. _____ .6 Intended to sail on the 26th in s nt. , ') For BARBA DOES ~,,-. '" . l: Y ‘ The Barque I R - L il, J. F. DIXON, INlas r. For freight or passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIG9INSON To succeed the HEYns, and will sail in afe / days after her. For BARBADOES • The beautiful fast-sailing. Brig turomA, EDMUND PARKIN, L ster ; Now on her third voyage, an loading west side Queen's Dock.—For freight and passage apply to HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholme-squate. SOUTH AMERICA. LINE OF PACKETS FOR BUEN AYRES. The day of sailing will be 'gained in a flan?. advertisement. The fine Liverpool-built Barque I ABELLA, • ,itik Captain D in Sm u ; Al, 220 tons, coppered, sails rem -ably fast, and will be found in every respect a first-rate conveyance both for goods and, passeugers.—For terms, &c. apply to Mr. Wort uA t. ; to the Captain, on board, west side George's Dock • or to W. and J. TYRE/t. On Salt. On SALE, 1 The AI Brig GREY HOU D, .444‘" Captain BREMNER • Registers 115 tons ; co pored and co per-fastened ; two years old; sails fast, substantially built, a her materials and stores are of the very best description. or inventories and other particulars apply on board, north end King's Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. If not sold in a few days, will be despatched to HALIFAX, N.S. On SALE, The Barque KENT ; Registers 328 tons; coppered and coppe -fastened; five " 7 - years old, sails fast, carries a large c go for her ton nage, is abundantly found in materials and s res, and can be sent to sea without any expense, excepting ovisions.—Apply on board, north end Queen's Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. Oa SALE, The HULL of a fine new Yairaouth-built SHIP. „Wet Has a poop and topgallant forecastle ; and is built en tirely of English and African oak ength 113 feet; breadth 28 feet 8 inches; depth 19 feet 9 i hes; is about 414 tons old measurement. Lying in the South est India Dock, London.—Apply to LACHLAN,,SOITS, and'MAC L E OD, 22, Great Alie-street, Liindon. ••.. On'SALE, The fine A 1 British-built hip SIR CHARLES FO S. _ - --- Registering 363 tons, old measure nt, thoroughly re built, and coppered, in September, 1835, and abundantly found with stores of every kind, and may he sent to sea without further expense.—Apply on board to Captain LESLIE, on east side of the Prince's Dock, or to - , J. B. BOOT EIBY and Co., Rumford-street. F.2team 24Tabigation. FOR GREENOCK AND GLASGOW, With Goods and Passengers to the Bromielaw. The GLASGOW and LIVERPOOL SHIPPING COM PANY'S FINE STEAM-SHI S, SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WE , TUESDAY; THURSDAY, AND TURD AY, UNICORN, Capt n HUGH. MAIN, EAGLE Captain R. CRAWFORD, „tk lIIANCH ESTER, Captain JA s. M'KELLAR, WIINi , CLYDE, ' Captain THOS. WYLIE. 'AILSA CRAIG, Captain J. M'PHEasoN, GLASGOW,. Captain ALEX. M'LEOD, Sail as under, from the Clarence Dock, (with or without Pilots,) The EAGLE sails Tins DAY, (Tuesday,) the 22d instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon. The UNICORN sails on THURSDAY next, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. The EAGLE sails on SATURDAY next, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. Apply to MARTIN and Co., (late Matthio and Martin,) Water-street. • For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. TUB CITY OF DUBLIN ix hk STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessel ( with or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers t • he following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. ATHLONE, TO -MORROW, (Wed nesday,) the 23d instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M'CA MMONand Co., The pi inciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after pa} meet of the Dividends—thus creating .a community of interests between the Shippers - and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance. By , flis 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 arising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and .Is. 6d. each. {With each box is given directions h w to takethese Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to t e patient, being hints worth knowing, by those who are, or hay been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady. " Venienti occurite morbo." its "Oppose the disease in infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe licity."—BLAlß. So said Professor Swedonr, when he discovered his grand 1 PANACEA for this Complaint, The "Hygean P ls." (then lin: known to the annals of medical discoveries,) a a spec reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intru er oil 'tile plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of ine align, or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a g ater 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 brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who tilled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. 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 safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infe'ction was entertained. What Medicine can be More appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The Hygean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous poison, purifying in their progress the wholemass of fluids, they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled Powers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The Hygean Pills maybe depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain dis ea-cei and that without producing the least inconvenience. At "tiy period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be 'well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain Preventi ve, removing the complaint effectually an d secret l y. The deplorable state in which many persons have been wh en Visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger "us mineral v. hen injudiciously administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool, from Eiyht in the morning until Ten at night tun Sundays flop' Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to al aPhlicants taking any of his preparations, WITHOUT A FEE. . Letters ( post - pa id) enc l osing a remittance, answered by re -13.913, and M e di cines punc tually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name. Wq 4 RUPTIONS on the SKIN, SCROFULA, SCORBUTIC AFFECTIONS, &c. — ALTERATIVE-TONIC POW DERS and PILLS, a certain specific for the removal of se condary symptoms, venereal eruptions, pains in the bones, ulce rated sore throat, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local and general debility, lo of appetite, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising fr m an impure state of the blood. These powders are compos dof the finest Sarsapafilla imported, selected and reduced powder, by a method peculiar to the proprietor, by which ocess the whole of its active principles are secured, and is co iined with tonics and alteratives of the greatest efficacy. t They have long been employed by the proprietor, and the physicians and surgeons attending his establishment, with decided - success in all the above affections, and, by a little perseverance, may be taken with a positive certainty of effecting a radical cure ; and where sudori tics or diaphoretics have been employed• in some of the above complaints, these powders have been found to entirely supersede their use. The virtues of Sarsaparilla have been long known and deservedly appreciated in all secondary symptoms, and in those diseases arising from an impure state of the blood ; and from an extensive experience in this metropolis for the- last twelve years, the proprietor, having employed all the various pharmaceutical and other preparations, of Sarsaparilla without success, has ascertained that the certainty and uniformity in the effects of Sarsaparilla entirely depend on its being admi nistered in substance, combined efficaciously with auxiliaries, and that the various preparations, under the denomination of decoctions, extracts, essences, syrups, &c., &c., hith er t o use d , can never he dependedupon for producing any real or perma nent benefit. The proprietor, therefore, has no hesitation in recommending this invaluable medicine as the most efficacious preparation of Sarsaparilla extant, and persons in the habit of taking it in any form whatever, are strongly solicited to make trial of this preparation, and they will soon he convinced of its superior efficacy over all others. Persons in the habit of taking Quinine will find these powders by far the most efficacious tonic. Prepared only by the proprietor, M. 0. Wray, 118, Holborn Hill, London, and sold Wholesale by Messrs Bei clay and Sons, 95, Farringdon-street; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Sutton and Co. ' 10, BoW Church yard ; and retail by Stradling, gate of the Royal Exchange ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Norton and Lowe, 47, Blackfriars road ; and all respectable Patent Medicine venders in Town and Country, in Packages at 4s. 6d.; lls., and 21s. each. Agents for Liverpool, Mr. Mawhood; Ross and Nightingale, C hron icle-office. Where also may be had WRAY' CELEBRATED BALSAMIC PILLS. A certain, safe, and the most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent and effectual cure of gonorrhcea, gleets, stric tures, seminal weakness, whites, pains in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passages, frequently performing a perfect cure in the short space of a few days. TEETH, MADE OF - INCORRODIBLE SUBSTANCES,/AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUK FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HtT OR PRESSURE. MO - NS. MA LLAN, SURGEON 1 7 . NTIST, 46 . BOLD -STREET, LIVERPOOL, Of the firm of Malian and Sons, 32, Gr at usselktreet, Blooms bury -square, and 10, Lvdrte-h 1 City; London, CITILL contin ue to restore DECAI ? TEETH with their 0 C E LEBRATED MINERAL S CEDANEUM so uni versally recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris. The operation is performed in a few seconds, without the sligfitest PAIN,JIEAT, or PRESSURE and allays the most excru ciati"v_Pani, And la s ti ng f or many years ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether at ising from age, neglect, - ordieage in the Gums. INCOR RODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration Or corrosion, and fixed without the incumbrance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer every purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Charges as in Paris , —Artificial Teeth Repaired. i *4. ~.,... ' . ."4,„,- )/:'W,II; - ..; 0 '' or i.-., , -.0 .. 4 .- :. - , • A 1 01 5 %...:. !,, -:.:_ 1 , , , , t. _r. . F :,......,,, -*, \f, .k. , , 0 .;,'' * ~."- ' ` - :' ti' . t '.;..;,.. 4 \ . ' ;% t : .• t , .„.., „. 4 HV -.4 w- 4 1• 1 11111/ .s k • , #r : . . . Er - t. .... 4A A' ~:iCI ... 11 L tv , r,,,,.:".,:::„;,.,.. 1, 1... " . i : e *4 roye4t ) ;,;.....,.._ ..' 1111 Voil. VII I.—No. 4181 Salto bp Auction. Lbarto by auction. WEDNESDAY. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE, BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLLETT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1886. g.alco bp Auction. DUTCH BULBS By Mr. T. BRA 11, TO-MOR Row, (Wednesday,) the 2 s slant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Han I ve• looms. A CHOICE Collection of 11' ) , .PCH BULBS, or the cele brated growth of bj4 TH OLEN, at Haarlem, and com prising Double and Siti"kle Hyacinths, Narcisuses, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, &c., which may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. EDUCATION. ee/k A THE REV. EDWARD BOWM -N, a ClergYman of the Church of England, having t en the Established School, 13, Bidston View, in the rural, b utiful, and healthy village of Seacombe, near Liverpool, in ds, after the Christmas Vaca tion, to receive Young Gen .inen into his Family to instruct in the Greek and Roman lassies, the Mathematics, and the different branches of a Commercial Education. Mr. B. has been a teacher for more than twenty years; and, if required, can give most respectable references. Rin P gstoad, near Thrapston, Northamptonshire, . . 17th November., 1836. To-MORROW, k \Veda esday, ) the 234 instant Twelve o'clock ; on the Qnay, east side Brunsi•• DoCk, 145 Pitch Pine LOGS, 8,610 feet, . 115 Hardwood PLANKS, 4,686 feet, 6,739 Pine and Spruce P LA. KS, 248,431 feet, - 554 Ditto Ditto ENDS, 6,740 feet, 13,920 Ash and Oak Hogshead STAVES. Being the cargo, per Margaret, from Halifax, N.S.. now land. ing.—Apply to Messrs. WiLoas, Picimiscitt.t., and Co., Mei , chants, or to DEMPSEY,' BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. To-Mollßow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at' welve o'clock on the Quay, east side Brunswick uck, 418 Logs Yellow PINE, 17,200 fe t, 99 Logs BIRCH, 2,756 f et, 308 Spruce DEALS, 10, uperficial feet, 4,200 Ash Hogshead STAVES, 51 Cords of LAT EIWOOD, Being the cargo of the Woodman, from St. John's, now land. ing.—Apply to Messrs. BARING BROTHLRS and Co., Mer• chants, or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. To-Btonnow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, in Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street, 217 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, containing 135,000 feet, Imported in the Hannah, direct from the Bay, and now landing. 390 Logs St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being real City Wood, per Friendship. Also 149 Logs Cuba MAHOGA Y, er Fairfield, 127 Logs Do. DO., er Albion, 13 Logs Havanah CE DA , per Ditto, 258 Pieces PARTRIDGE ODD, 84 Real Itio• ROSEWOOD PLANKS, just landed, 558 Bahia ROSEWOOD PLANKS, 20. Tons ZEBRAWOOD PLANKS, 350 Logs of PENCIL CEDAR, 320 LANCEWOOD SPARS. • By order of the Importers, DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. THURSDAY. On THURSDAY next, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side Brunswick Dock, The following Cargoes, now landit , viz.:— " Ex Bee. from Quebec 348 Logs YELLOW PINE, meal rig 25.940 feet, 118 Logs RED PINE, o. 5.181 feet,- 44 Logs OAK, do. 1,712 feet, 60 Logs ELM, do. 2,552 feet, 423 PINE DEALS, m. c. q. 5536 Standard STAVES, do. 4 • 0 2 25 3600 W. 0. Puncheon STAVES, do. 3 0 0 0 24 ASH OARS, 24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES. • Ex. Wolfes Cove, from Quebec, • 403 'Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 31,270 feet, 58 Logs RED PINE, do. 2,421 feet, 38 Logs OAK, • do. 1.335 feet, 66 Logs ELM, du. 2,572 feet, 421 PINE DEAD; c. q . 4700 Standard STAVES, do. 350 14 7739 W. 0: PunalAon STAVES, do. 6 4 1. 29 24 ASH OARS, 24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES. Ex Gleaner, from Miramichi, 744 Logs YELLOW PINE, measuring 28,103 feet, 63 Logs BIRCH, do. 1,207 feet, 3473 DEALS, " do. 106,260 square feet, 9 Cords 4.feet; LATHWOOD. The above Caigoes (the shipments of Messrs. Allan, Gilmour, and Co., of Quebec, and Messrs. Gilmour, Rankin, and Co., of Miramichi,) are •of'a Superior quality, and well worthy the attention of consumers.—Apply to Mr. DUNCAN GIBB, Mer chant, or to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and .Co., Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clo k, at W. P. Bushby's Office, 9, Exchange-alley , 830 Bags Siam 9 Casks 1 Case Penang 526 Oags Surn a t ra 4 A SUG 1, 674 BagAlava S CuFFB L "';. ' Subject to 9d. per 14%. duty;',, - 354 Bags Black PEPPER, 130 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, ' 3 Cases GAMBOGE, 1 Case TORTOISESHELL, 1511 Bundles RATTANS, Now landing ex Formidable, from Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT WISE and Co., or to W. P. BUSHBY, Broker. On FRIDAY next, tire 25th instant, pt One o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 880 66 Bags Pieces DEER HORNS , //' 5 Tons RED SANDERS OD, Landing, ex Jane, from C cotta, 7188 DEER HORNS, Landing, ex William Rodgers, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Cp., Merchants, or . MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. ULSTER TIMES. NEW EDITORIAL ARRANGEMENTS. rFIHE PROPRIETORS of the ULSTER TIMES be g to A_ announce to the Public, that they have ntered into an arrangement with ISAAC BUTT, Esq., LL.B., .1.A., Professor of Political Economy in the Unir rsity of Dublin, and Editor of the Dublin University Magazine, by which that Gentleman will on the Ist of November remove to Belfast to undertake the Editorial Management of their Paper. The ULSTER TIMES is the ONLY CONSERVATIVE PAPER IN BELFAST, and, in entering into this arrange ment, the Proprietors have been influenced by a determination to spare nothing to make their Journal worthy of the position which it occupies in Protestant Ulster. They feel satisfied that the talents and abilities which have so conspicuously distinguished the management of the DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE will be equally exerted in the Columns of the ULSTER TIMES; and they are confident that. under their new arrangements, they will be able to render the ULSTER TIMES in every department deserving of a continued increase of the public favour, which has been already so largely extended to that Journal. ___ Agent for the Ulster Times, EDWARD WILLMER, News Agent, 67, Church-street, Liverpool, who will forward the same to any part of England, Scotland, and Wales. Belfast, Ulster Times Office, Oct. 20, 1836. XT ORTON'S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for 111 INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of Cammomile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar process, by which all the medicinal properties of rather more than one ounce of the flowers are concentrated into four moderate sized Pills. They are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully suc cessful in removing every symptom of indigestion, sick headache, l oss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions of the skin, and all complaints arising from a disordered state of the di ges tive organs; they require no alterations'of diet, and their operation will be found sa beneficial in afng tone to the sto mach, regulating the bowels, and in prom ink a healthy habit, as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility. Persons who have suffered from indigestion for several years have by their use in a few weeks perfectly, recovered, which is a convincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the largest quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health and strength. Sold wholesale by Barclay and Sons; T. Butler; E. Edwards; F. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough. by and Co., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street, 'Without London ; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi cine venders. MUSIC SELLER'S STOCK. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On THURSDAY next, the 24th instant. at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, - (reef, A N extensive Assortment of INSTP MENTAL and VOCAL MUSIC, a Six-octave Squa PIANO-PORT,E, several valuable VIOLINS, VIOLINC LLOS, GUITARS, C LA lt 10. N ET, &e. The:Printed Music consists of Enti Operas, Songs, Duets; Glees, and a great, variety of Piano-forte Music, by the most celebrate-l. Composers. • 'Together with .a Six-octave Cabinet, a Cottage, and two Square Piano4irtes, by favourite Makers. .i•• • To he viewed To-morrow, (Wednesday,) the 23d, when Ca-. talognes'inay'be had at the Rooms. VALUABLE PICTURE'S. WiNSTANLEY'S ROOMS. Via ESSRS. THOS: and SONS reSpect- , fully.annpunce to th e Admirers of the Arts, th at t h e y have received directions to offer by Auction, at their Rooms;-th Church -street, on THURSDAY next, the 21tirrand FirtnitY,-the `2sth November instant, ;it Twelve oNtclo - precisely each day, the First Part of an extensive CO (-./‘ HON of Valuable PICTURES, which, are consigned t them for immediate sale, in which will be found " The-Bard,' a splendid production of Martin's pencil; the Sacrifice of the Wild Boar, by Arnold; the Death of King Henry, by Northcote ; the Marriage Fes vs isaother Interior, by Jan Steen; .the Holy Family, yTarmegiano Italian PeaSants, by Agostino Carrac c i ; Bac *is and - Nymph, by Rubens; Love and the Arts, by Guido.; With - other vertu - desirable SpeciMens by Guido, Domenichino, Cannaletti, 'Salvator Rosa, Albano, Claude, and other Italian Artists ; of Teniers, Ostade, Ruysdael, Berchem, Cuvp, House man, Breughel, Mieris, Greuze i Weeuix, G. Dow, Jan Steen, Vander Ulft, Mireveldt, and others of the Dutch and Flemish Schools, and some fine Specimens of Wilson, Hogarth, Gains borough, Reynolds, Lawrence, and other British Artists. To be viewed This Day, (Tuesday,), the 22d, and To-morrow, (Wednesday,) the 23d, -when Catalogues may be- bad at the Rooms. By MR. SYERS, On WEDNESDAY, the 7th December next, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, rirtH AT beautiful MA RAN E VILLA res id ence, ca ll e d L° "• -" West Bank,'' situate in Liscard, in the county of Chester, at the mouth of the River Mersey, wit -the Gardens and Land occupied therewith, comprising ; area of about 3(AX) square yards, late the property and re deuce of Richard Addison, Esq., deceased, and now in t ; occupation of John Coupland,.Esq., whose tenancy will ex con the Ist of Octo ber- next. There is certainly not an • situation on the river so attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to make the house a convenient and comfortable' residence. It contains Dining and Drawing Rooms. each 27 feet long, six good Bed Rootns, exclusively of Se t v e n t s ' R ooms, Ki tchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Water Closet, and excellent Dry Cellars. 2. A. FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying immediately he hind the above, and fronting the road from the shore to New Brighton, containing about 3200 square yards, and being a most desirable s ih o ti on fo r the ereetiowof Villas or Cottages. The tenure is Freehold The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and the unprecedented progress of New Brighton are so enhancing this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singularadvan taps of a summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an indemnity against the expense of such indulgence, in the rapidly improving value of the land. For .furtber particulars apply :at the . Office of Mr. JOHN NORTH, jun., Solicitor, Exchange Alley, where a plan may be seen. . • BIRKENHEAD HOTEL AND FERRY. On TUESDAY next, the Nth of Nov. instant, at Two o!Clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon booms, South John-street. %NE-THIRD and undivided Part and Share of and in the ll BIRKENHEAD HOTEL; _ OUT-BUILDINGS, and PREMISES, situate at Birkenhead Fer2,rin the County of Chester, opposite to Liverpool. The Hotel is large, commodious, and ell accustomed; has lately reeeived, awl is still susceptibl f, very great improve. ments, which arc now in progress. The Hotel is now in the possesqion of Mr. Willoughby, for merly of the Royal Hotel, at Chester, at a rent of L6OO per annum until May next, after which time the rent will be £9OO a-year tour years. . The Outbuildings are well constructed and built, and consist of excellent and extensive inclosed Stables and lock-up Coach houses, together with a.Bowling .Green, a large Green, with Alcoves for private parties, fronting the river, Billiard-room, a ood Garden and Pleasure-grounds, covering an area of 11,000 square yards of Land. A Well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-watermark, and there is safe and convenient Landing for Passengers, Car riages, Carts and Horses, at all hours of the tide; and Post- Horses kept at the Hotel, with careful drivers; where attention is paid to the convenience of I'assengers. The Steam Boats ply every Half Hour from each side of the River, with very skilful masters ; and Coached 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 further infOrmation, and to see a plan, apply to WI LLTA H ETU ERINGTON, Esq., Birkenhead, or to Mr. JOHN PEN ING TON, Solicitor, No. I, Harrington Chambers, -North: : John street, Liverpool. • . VALUABLE; PROPERTY IN PRESCOT.: On TUESDAY next, the 29th lust:, at Six o'clock in the Evening, • at Mr. Smith's, the Royal H o t e l , i n P r e scot, i n t h e coun t y o f Lancaster, in the following or such , other Lots as may be then agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be then produced, Lot I. A LL that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, situate on the north side of and fronting Fazakerley-street, in Present aforesaid, with he YARD, OUT BUILDINGS, extensive-GARDENS:a other APPURTE NA.NCES thereto belonging, rece tl in the occupation of Miss Richardson, deceased, the late ' oprietress thereof. The House is commodious and 11 and substantially built, and suitable for the immediate rece ion of a respectable family. The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. Also, all that 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 Copyhold of Inheritance.. -Lot 2. All that le,:ge SEAT-or PEW, No. 2, in the front of the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Pre'scot,'arrd lately occupied by Miss Richardson. For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROwSON and CROSS, Solicitors, Prescot. On THURSDAY, the Ist day of December next, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to such conditions as will then be pro duced, unless previously disposed of, of which due notice will be given,— Lot 1. JILL those Two MESSUAGES, or DWELL ING-HOUSES, situate on the west side of Chat ham-street, in the several occupations of Mr. Tarbett and Mrs. Berry, and adjoining the next Lot. 2. All those Two MESSUAGES, or DWELLING HOUSES, one situate on the west side of Latham-street, and the other on the south side of Myrtle-stree adjoining the first Lot, and in the several occupations o Mr. Brown and M r . Kendall. '3. All the MESSUAGE, or DWEL ING-HOUSE, situate on the west side of Bedford-street, and south side of Myrtle-st., in the occupation of Mrs. Taylor. 4. All that MESSUAGE, or DWELLING-HOUSE, situ ate on the north side of Pleasant-street, in Liverpool, in the occupation of Mr. Holder. All the above Lots are held by Lease, under the Corporation of Liverpool, for 75 years. Lot 1 commencing in Sept em b er, 1827 ; Lot 2 commencing in July, 1828; Lot 3 commenci ng i n May, 1826 ; and Lot 4 commencing in December, 1828. 5. All that Piece or Parcel of BUILDING LAND, situate on the west side of Baker-street and at back severally 18 yards,: or thereabouts, and running in depth backwards on both sides severally 30 yards ' or thereabouts. The Tenure of this Louis Copyhold. For further particulars apply to Mr. PA Mi., Solicitor, D u k e street, Liverpool; or to Messrs. EDWARDS and THISTLEWAITE. Eo be *db. TO SILK MERCERS, LINEN' DRAPERS, AND OtHERS, ELIGIBLE HOUSE AND SHOP, IN BOLD-STREET, rim) be SOLD, a FIVE YEARS' L ASE of the extensive IL PREMISES, situate 90, Bold-s .eet, late in the occupa tion of Mr. T. Anslow, Silk Mercer, th immediate possession. —Also, the Fixtures, &c., which . e nearly new.—Apply to WOOLLRIGIIT and CIIIDSoN, 102, Bold-street, Who have on Sale two excellent Shop Fronts, one Single and one Double Window, Plitte Glass, Cornice Columns, Fold ing Doors, Guards, &c., complete. (One concern.) Eo be krt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arisi ng at the Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Road between War rington and' Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, called or known by the names of Hulme and Pemberton ates, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at t house of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Ne on within MAc kertield, in the said county, on Tnuitsuny, e 22d day of De cember next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in re manner directed by the Acts of Parliament now in force or regulating Turn pike Roads," which Tolls produced th last. year the suns of £1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be Ore 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 monthly or other wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this oth day of Novem ber, 1836. JOHN FacHETT, Clerk to the Trustees IRISH WHISKEY, FOREIGN SPIRITS, AND WINE STORES, 175, INLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, OPPOSITE THE TOWN-HALL. ripliE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC are most respectfully informed by O'DONNELL and CAMP BELL. that they have now on Sale a large Stock of genuine IRISH WHISKEY, two, three, and four years Distilled, full strength, and finest, lavour, such as has not been heretofore brought to this country. From their previous experience in Ireland, , and the connec tions they have th ere establi s h e d, O'D. and . will at all'times be enabled to h a ve Whi s k e y o f the choic t quality from the most eminent Distillers. They are also supplied with superior Id Port and Sherry, originally imported to, and bottled i Dublin, and all other Wines in general use. Matteis, Pa Cognac Brandy, Hol land Geneva, and Jamaica Rum. One or more Puncheons of Whiskey maybe shipped in bond, and Casks of 20 Gallons, or upwards, for exportation or ship use. Two Gallons or any greater quantity forwarded duty paid. A single bottle may be hail on trial. Particular attention will be paid to the execution and con veyance of orders. ViH. M. LOLLEY, WINE M E natA Nl', begs eave to inform • his Friends and the Public that, in conse hence of Messrs. Woonnousa having declined selling thei voted MONTE WINE in less quantities than 29 Gallons, h is now selling the same at their former prices, - namely, 265. per Dozen or s 10s. per Gallon. He has also a very superior Old Jamaica RUM, for private use; price 20s. per Gallon. Rose place, near Fox-street, Liverpool. Ecgat Notirto. PIERSON, MOULSON, AND DENSTO IF the untrersigned JOHN HENRY DENSTON f Liver ', pool, Commission Merchant, do hereby Give 'otice that, on and from this day, I do, so far as respect yselt; dissolve and put an eud to tho PARTNERSHIP s sisting between myself.and THOMAS PIERSON, and GE GE EDWARD MOULSON, in the Trade of Commission Merchants at Liver pool, under the Firm of PEIRSON, MOULSON, and DEN STON ; and that 1 cease on and from this day to lie a Partner with the said Thomas Peirson and George Edward Moulson, or either of them. Witness my Hand this Eighteenth day of November, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty-six. - JNO.•H. DENSTON.. TO GENTLEMEN, &c., GOING TO, OR RETURNING FROM AB ROA D. W AUSTIN, (from Pratt's cf Loudon, Manufacturer to / • the King,) 176, DALE-STIt KT, be1 , , , e1l the Golden Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverp , IMPROVED SOLID LEATHER PO RTM ANT E PORTABLE HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, n TRAVELLING BAG MA 'NUFACTURER. Trunk nd Imperials fitted to carriages. Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Thinks, 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 may rely upon all Ar ticles 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 Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c., &c. 176, Dale -street, opposite the Exchange. SOUTHPORT PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. , CAPITAL £10,0(X), IN WOO SHARES OP £lO EACH. No ofiers under five Shareswill be accepted. DEPOSIT, 5 PEE CENT. oigi afterwards to,c:r.ceed 4.1 'per SAcsve, nor ia be made at il-lests -interval titan one month, exclusive of six days' notice. Patron, Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bert. raovisioNAL COMMITTEE. ' Samuel Lees, Esq., Chairman. The Rev. Chas. Hesketh,Rectorl Mr. Borland Theßev.W.Docker,lncumbentiMr. Martin Theßev.Richd.Walker,CurateCaptain William B a ll I The Rev. F. P. Hulme Mr. Blundell Henry Harrison, Esq. Mr. Robert Mawdesley William Hill, Esq. Mr. Barrallier Henry Wadkin, hsq. Mr. Fair John Lees, Esq. Mr. Maddocks Peter Leicester, Esq. Mr. William Linaker Thomas Morris, Esq. Mr. Wright John Butterfield, Esq. Mr. Turnle , / Thomas Kershaw, EN. Mr. Jatites - Mawdesley Lieutenant Watmough Mr. John atm Mr. Bowman Mr. Half With power to add to the . number, Bankers—The Union 13an - of Manchester. Architect—Mr. A. B. - Clayton, rtside-street, Manchester. Solicitor—Mr. Mawd ley, Southport. QIR HENRY BOLD HOGHTON, Bart., having agreed to grant a site of Land, comprising upwards of 14 Acres, for the term of 99 years, at the small rent of £5 ss. per annum, a& joining to and extending in an easterly direction, in a line with the New Seabank Wall and Grand Parade, fronting the Sea Shore, upwards of 400 yards being the most eligible for Public Baths, and decidedly the best situated Building Land at South port for Marine Villas, the sure and speedy sale of which Land will make the Baths a good Investment, as well as meet a very long existing and general demand for such an Establishment. At a Public Meeting, held at the Bold Arias Inn, in South port, on the 15th day of November, 1836, SAMUEL LEES, Esq., in the Chair; 500 Shares were taken, including 50 by Sir Henry Bold Hogh ton, Bart.; and the future .apportioning of Shares will be in the order of application., Prospectuses and Lithographed Plans of the Baths will be issued at an early date. Applications for Shares to be made to Mr. MAWDESLEY, Solicitor, Southport;..and to WILLIASI HILL, Esq., Messrs. Smith, Hill, and • Co., Manchester; and WILLIAM DIXON, Jun., Esq., Liverpool. Directors, &c., will be appointed at a future General Meeting. BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. To IRONFOUNDERS AND' OTHERS. liE Lighting Committe e are.reatipli) receive TENDERS l ii e for 200 CAST-IRON LAMP-P STS, to be supplied im mediately, in lots hif 50 each. Th e re to be similar in weight and pattern to those at prese n t i u ein the town. Sealed Ten ders will be received until FRIDAY, the 2d December, at the Watch-office, No, I, Fenwick-street, where further information may be obtained. By order, CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary- BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. A T a MEETING of the SUB-COMMITTEE of the 11 WATCH COMMITTEE held the 12th November, 1836, Present, JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Es CustradaN, • &c. &c. & A Leading Article, in the Liverp Mail, Nov. 12, impeach ing the conduct and character o individuals of the Police Force, having been read, It teas resolved unanimously, That the Chairman do write to the Editor of the Mail, re questing his attendance before the Committee, on Tuesday afternoon next, to substantiate the Charges, and produce the Proofs mentioned in the Leading Article of his Paper, of this date, ~ Liverpool, taicilil:2tt:hionNsouvs:a: In compliance with this Resolution, the Chairman sent the following Letter:— " TO THE EDITOR. OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. " Silt,—ln the Liverpool Mail, of this morning, i . the rac; f : , , ,i vvt i l , l , a , c , t i anst4hs eesiit..tae, t ,chviai n ts e h n ob t ue rt i ii, na l n t , h ym e f diminutioneLa eroaodnfincgtohilkei.ocro contrary, perceivenB 3 e by ;,siwnece believethe i n - increasecruelty, troduction of the new Police. that so far as the Police themselves are nf concerned, there has been an increase of crime, an increase increase of venal and lying, informations, an a o n f suborned i i ncrease e of false swearing,,an increase of C ) o e, rruption, an increase of increase of extortion, bribery, and ! nu . t , i roL i I d e a s tsi,on Invidious,a n d at commutable (t)i,plrnonvie)nri td,lniicnfeanbr required.' 1 and an increase of re testimony, an of i the Watch Comm i t t ee,euired: oppression. l b e aW t o e in believe rorm Sub - committee will sit at the Office, in Fenwick. s Ya t °l r lu : t e hA t t , ils: O tC : ahl dla'uesday next, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock. And, as the statement in the Msil is calculated materially to affect the character request the favour of . anxious to investigate such charges, Force, the Committee, efficiency of individuals of the Police i, lam, Sir, your attendance with the proofs. yours respectfully, " JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Chairman." At a MEETING of the WATCH COMMITTEE, held this 19th November, 1836, Present. JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Esq., CHAtatisx, &e. &c. &c. Resolved unanimouslq, • That the Editor of the. Liverpool Mail not having complied With the respectful request of the Sub-committee, in reference to the assertion in his Journal, of Saturday last. impeaching the character and conduct of individuals of the Police Force, this Committee, in the absence of Proofs, whit h he declared himself ready to produce, feel themselves bound in duty to de clare, that the allegations made by him are unfounded. And it was further Resolved, That, in justice to the character of the Police Force, the Resolution of the Sub-committee and the Letter of the Chair man, together with the foregoing Resolution, be published once in each of the Liverpool Papers. By order, CAPES ASHLIN, Secretary, Liverpool, 19th Nov., 1836. •- , .. 4 , ----) -* ~ 1 - _ , el fr;( — ;•,;. 'VAT - ANTED, ;t 110USEMAIVe; Family restilirtwiiiA ~_ 4.71" 1 t" l ' - ' l 7" - -. 'I; '-: v V Town; she roust he accuit ed to wait at table, Mid. " 4 v ,,, / i'----; , *, - - t !'' m ;kit herself getierai tiseral.—Apply at the Staiiilaril,u-RrZe.;; ' "‘• vt'''../.;:i7V-,.4,-..r.' i.r3anttb. )e Wetly ' WANTED a GA.RDENER who thong hly understands his Business.—He must be n ,:ctly competent to undertake the management of Hot-h sei and Green -houses and forcing• generally. Ile will not be required to attend to any other work lleatithe Garden. Ail letters to be post paid.— Apply to Mr. CUTHBERT, Seedsman, Clayton-square, Liver pool. • YACHT WANTED. • . H T Y a person in Li ver p oo l, a YAC from twenty to IL) thirty tons register: she is me re .anted as a gocd Sea Boat than a fast Sailer. Any person viog such to dispose of, may find a purchaser by directing (al letters post-paid,) to A. X. Y., and mentioning all particulars and price, 8 . .,t the Office this Paper. WANTED, for 'the St a te of Coltink4e SAWYER and one BOAT or BARGE BU I )Itl None need ap ply who cannot bring good characters for honesty. industry, and sobriety.—Apply by letter, post paid, to box 8., 29, Post-office, Liverpool. AYOUNG LADY, who instruct s in th e us 1-B ranc h es o f Education, wishes, after Christie; s an engagement as GOVERNESS. Satisfactory refere es as to capability can be given. —Address (post paid) to E. M., Standard-office. ALADY, of religious principles, (a men rof the esta blished church,) who will be disco dat Christ Mas, is desirous of obtaining a Situation as G EIINESS in a Fa mily or Daily TEACHER. She has been long accustomed to the routine of Education, Music and French excepted.—Letters (post paid) addressed A. Z., Post-office, Waterloo, near Liver pool,'will be attended to. .. . JAMAICA: A - PROFESSIONAL GIi.:NTLEMAN, a melOer of a y.i.itt highly 'reSpeetable legal firm in Jamaica, '. ein Liver , pool fur a few days, on or i m m e diat e l y afte eor 22:1 November instant, when he'willbe happy to comm on t ate with any parties who May be "desiiotii iil information - or legal assistance respect ing Ofs'o'lN or property it Jamaica, whither he will return itt a few weeks. In' the mean time . comoluoications may be ad dressed to the clitfd "Of At.tt&N.umt HovEs, Esq. Tristram buildingS,T.ol-latte, or to Messrs. CH.S IcitA Iv and WILLIS. ripHE COAT, PROPRIETORS beg t2infnrm the Public ; that the Price of the best [louse C Lis now Ka. IOU. per Ton. Liverpool, 21,t Novemben 1536. • • • CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. rEIE• MEMBERS• of the EV MIXON an d KIRKD AL E 1• CONSERVATIVE WARP ASSOCIATION will DINE - Mt-either 'on • ToEsDA r, the 9( tl nstant, at Mrs. STRETCH'S,' Liver Inn, Kirkdale. Tickets to be bad on aispheation to M s. STRETCH, Kirkdale, or to Ricxo. D A WSONi - Esq:..Exchar4Te-all4. •• • - • • - MILES BARTON, Chairman. • • CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. ---- SOLD• ONLY BY JAMES REA Y. 18. B -STREET. rrHE properties of thi s HAT ale light sr, - shortness of nap, and brilliancy of colour, which c• of be affected by sea air, and in durability equal to two of t e best Beaver hats, and allowed front its beauty and texture to be superior to any hat yet invented. Price for Cash 20s. Liverpool, Nov. 511 i; 1836. - LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY. le, AGeneral EETING of the Shareh o ld ers o i i s C ompan y W M ill be held at thi'Clarendon Rooms, verp o ol, on Fla • ot v next, the 25th day'ef N ovem b er in • t, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely; to t a k e i nto consider tion matters of impor tancefo the affairs of the Company, which will be brought be fore the meeting, and to adopt such resolutions as the Share. holders :shall then agree upon. Each Shareholder will be required to produce the banker's receipt or scrip certificate. BRITISH AGRICULTURAL LOAN Co MPAN Y. .111 - 1 It: Public are respectfully informed that the Five Thou sand. Shares Marked by the Letter 8., and comprising , the second series of the Company's Stock which ttain unap propriated, must be.now offered by e Tender at e highest pre mium, until One o!clock,.P.m e m .. of the 30t • stant, in order to fix a Dividend on, the . appropri a tions of e Letter A., as. pub, lisped in the . Agriculturist and London Journal, of the 21st Iv Sep tember last. . , . These Premiums ,must be paid at the Bankers of the Com pany (on Trust Aceount) within fourteen days after the Ten.. ders have beep •accepted, for which the Secretary will prepare a Receipt to be. Signed by. the Trustee Treasurer, entitling the Holder to a Shure iwthe Company.,and payable, at his option. within twelve months after the, date of the Scrip with Interest on the Capital of t:105, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, or he may take up his Share at his own convenience, within the year, at such a Discount es the Directors may be induced to offer, when the public securities (in which the whole amount of this series of Shares must be invested) are at their lowest price. This accommodation will secure to the holder of the Scrip a claim to two dividends, (on a loan fixed at 5 per cent per an num interest,) and redeemable at pleasure whenever tho bolder (who need not be a registered proprietor) hinds it convenient to take up his Share in order to receive his Dividends ; while, on the contrary, he may be offered a much higher Discount for prompt payment when the public securities ate depressed, and the interests of the Company may thus require the anticipation 'of those resources for the safety fund. The Tenders will be received at the Company's Offices, in Austin-friars, daily until the 30th instant, mid opened by a com mission to be appointed that day by the Subscribers. accord._ •ingiv. • ---- The Prospectus (as it will be shortly published with ik Pa trons, Trustees, and Directors,) will appear iu the next Wed. nesday's London Journal. Company's Offices, 27. Austin-friars, London, November IS, 1846. "N't • Netri VublirationcS. ~- • . This' Day is Pubtithed, A.SERMON, addressed t o th e Ch •c of England Benefit Society. By the Rev. HUGH 'Et LE. Price Gd. May be had of R. PATTISSUN, Standard-office; T. KA YE, Courier-office; J. DA YEN POUT, Ranelagh-street, and All-other Booksellers. This day is published, ByokY6d. ' A VOICE FROM THE FACTOR 4S, in Serious Verse. .11_ Dedicated to the Right Hon. Lord ASHLEY. London: John Murray, Albernarle-street. Just Published, Series of PRINTS Illustrati v e of th e Pro; re 6f th e COT TONIIk. PLANT, consisting. of TW E LARGE PLATES:—viz.--1. A Cotton Plantation.- . Room in a Cotton Factory: willowing.-3. The Lap Fran 1. Carding.-5. Bob bin and Drawing Fratnes.—G. Cotton pinning.-7. Bleaching. Works: bleaching.-B.Warping and \ iuding.-9 Reeding and Drawing in.-10. Weaving.—l 1. Dye Works : dyeing 12. Calico Printing.: PriCe plain, 15s. Ditto, coloured, 255. • Also, DARTON'S MAP of the ENVIRONS of LIVERPOOL, upon a large sheet, coloured and in a French case, price 10s. 6d. London: Wm. Darton and Son,sS, Holborn•hill. This Day is Published, price 75., neatly bound , A. , - numerous Wood-cuts, in one volume, 12m0., illustrated w ith TOPOGRAPHICAL, SATISTICAL, and Dkril ES. TIC HISTORY OF FRANCE, by Mis - .TA MIESON, Author of a "Political History of France•' " History of Spain," &c., W. 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TO CLAIMANTS tinder the last WILLofJOHN HODSON, late of Lydiatc, in the county of Lancaster, Master Mariner, but afterwards of Ponberten, in the said county, (who died in the year 1810.) wHEREAS the said Testator, by his said will, dated the 30th January,lBos;deviSed'and bequeathed • his real estate, and the residue of his personal estate, to tr stees, upon trust, after the death of his wife,' (who died on e 4th of No vember instant,)' to sell 'rind convert ',fh w de thereof into money, and to divide the same into sigh s qual shares, one whereof he bequeathed equally amongst a the children of his late brother William who should be then ,living, and the issue of such of them as should be then dead ; such issue to take the share its parent, if living, would have been entitled to under the said will, and t o b e equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and if there shall be but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child, or only issue, as they respectively should attain the age of 22 years, or be married, and the produce thereof in the meantime to go towards his, her, or their main tenance, in proportion to their shares, but in such manner as his executors and trustees should think proper; and the said testator did thereby empower his said trustees to apply all orany part of the share of such child, children, or issue, of the principal moneys towards the maintenance and education of such child, children, or issue, or for their advancement in the world in such manner as they should think proper, although such child or issue should he under age and unmarried; and in case, any of the children of his brother William being a son, or sons, should die without lawful issue before he had attained 22 years; or being a daughter, or Daughters, should die before that age, und unmar ried, than the sharit or shares (as wall original as accruing) of him, .her, or them so dying, should go to the survivor or survivors of such children, and should be paid to him, her, or them, if inure than one, share and share alike as therinbefore meutioued, touching his, her, or their original share. As to one other eighth share, the testator gave one moiety thereof unto his niece, Mary l'atterson, daughter of his late sister, Mary Tatterson, her executors, administrators or assigns ; and as to the other moiety, the testator bequeathed the same, and the interest thereof, unto, and equally, amongst the children of his late nephew, John Tatterson, (soil of his late sister Mary, who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might be then dead, such issue to take the share its parent would, if living, have taken, and to he eqhally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then li ring of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child, or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore ex pressed, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given to testator's brother William's children. And as to one other such eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same, and the interest thereof, equally amongst the children of his late sister Betty Hohne, otherwise Spiby, as should be then living, and the issue ot such of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the share its parent would, if living, have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, ►f more than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to s'►ch only child, or to such only issue, with such poWer of advance ment and benefit of surv►vorsh►p, and in manner thereinbefore aforesaid, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given to testator's brother William's children. And as to one other eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same to his sister Nancy Occleston, her executors, administra tors, and assigns, for ever, in case she should be then unmar ried ;' but, if married, the testator directed that his trustees should pay the interest thereof unto his sister Nancy Occleston, during her life, or permit her to receive the same for her sepa rate use, as therein mentioned ; and after the decease of his sister Nancy, or in case she should be then dead,. then the testator bequeathed such eighth share, and the interest thereof, equally amongst the children of his said sister Nancy who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might be then dead, such issue to take the share its parent, if . living, would have taken, and to be divided equally amengst such issue, if more than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then liv ing,. then to such only child or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in manner there inbefore expressed concerning the eighth share thereinbefore given to the children or issue of testator's late brother William. And as'to one such eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same, and `the interest and produce there o f, equa lly am o ngst t h e children of his late sister, Ellen Wilson, who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the share its parent, if living, would have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, cod if but one child, and no issue then living of any other, er only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child, or to such only issues.witli such power of advance ment and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore given to the children of his late brother William. .And as to one other eighth part or s h are , th e testator be queathed two fourth parts thereof to his nephew, Robert Hod son, sun of his (testator's) brother, Robert Hodson, to be paid to him when he attained the age of 21 years, and the interest and produce thereof, and also the principal moneys or so much thereof as his trustees should think proper, might before his said nephew Robert attained 22 years be paid or applied for the maintenance, education, or advancement of his said nephew Robert, in such manner as his trustees should think proper; and as to one other such fourth part the testator bequeathed the same to his neice, Ellen Rothal, (daughter of testator's said brother'Robert,) her executors, administrators, or assigns; and as to the remaining fourth part the testator bequeathed the same to his neice Betty, daiighter of testator's said sister, Betty Holme, otherwise Spiby, h er executors, administrators, or assigns. And as to one such other eighth part or share, the testator bequeathed the same to his sister; Margaret Jennings, her exe cutors, administ raw's, and assigns, for ever, in case she should be then unmarried, but if then married, the testator directed that his trustees should pay the interest thereof unto her during life, or permit her to receive the same for her sole and separate use, as therein mentioned; and after the decease of testator's sister Margaret, or in case she . shOuld be then dead, then the testator bequeathed such eighth part ,or share, and the interest and produce thereof, equally amongst the children of his said sister Margaret, who should be then living, and the issue of such of them us should be then dead, such issue to take the part or share its parent, if living, would have taken, and to be divided equally amongst such issue, if more than one, and if but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore expressed concerning the eighth share thereinbefor e g i ven t o t h e c hild ren or i ssue o f testa tor's late brother William And as to the remaining eighth part or share the testator bequeathed the same to his brother, Lawrence Ilobeseold executors, administrators, and assigns, in case he be then living, but if dead, then the testator bequeathed such s eighth t share, and the interest and produce thereof e qually amongst the children of his brother Lawrence, who should be thenl....ing, and the issue of such of them as should he then dead, such issue to take the share its pare'nt, if 'living, would have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and if but one child, an d no i ssu e t h en li v i n g of any other, or only th e issue of one _child then living, then to such only child or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivor- ship, and in manner thereinbefore expressed coneerning the eighth share thereinbefore given to the children or issue of tes tator's late brother William. NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN, That all person s who claim to be entitled to any Interest under the said Trusts of the a bovementioned Will, are requested forthwith to forward the same to the Office of HENRY GAS K in Wigan, therein stating their respective names, additions, ages, and places of r esidence, and what proportion of Trust Funds each Claimant contends he or she is entitled to, and how, and in what character it is claimed. GASKELL, Solicitor. MUSIC AND DRAWING, HARP, PIANOFORTE, GUITAR, AND SINGING. A LADY, recently disengaged from a esidence of some years with a family of distinction, i poses devoting part of her time daily to giving Instructio the above Branches. Tigasis Harp, Three Lessons, One Guine . Pianoforte, including Singing in both Italian and • English style, Two Guineas per Month. Instructions in the Guitar, if required, would he given to Pupils, without additional charge. DRAWING, in a superior style, and on the plan of the best London Masters, comprising Landscape and, Portrait, together with Miniature Painting on Ivory. Terms, Three Lessons, One Guinea. To Families where there would be more than one Pupil, a difference in terms would be made. As the Lady speaks French fluently, she could, if wished, impart the necessary instruction in either of the above branches by communicating in that Language, which might be considered an important advantage to the Pupil. Commands, if by letter, (pcst-paid,) addreFs, , d — to A. S. W., 27, Berkeley-street, (third house from fields,) will meet due attention. INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD f rom h e P urt o f LIVERPOOL, are informed by S. W. SILVER & . OF NOS. 9 AND it), CORN , I . NDON, that they may procure the whole, or v part . of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest ullity of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House, NOS. 4 AND 5. 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