The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-05 00:00:00

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' ' • . 0 S i I • art!) ~.eifi For BOMBAY, , i. -•;••••• v , ' ' 1 , - < '.,v - 4 1, 1 1 k The vet r - y fast Snip B E, Al, . , %,.."., given. One who has already served in a ountin'g-house will , I . .1- ... • rtiomsoN,A er ; - a g i l l be preferred, and none need apply buy eh as can produce the Will have early de • .—I. or freight, &c., app 1y to AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL Al) VERTISER most unque•iionable referefices and itecurity if required.—Ap- DUNCAN GIBB. ply at the Standard-face. - -,/ • A - A/ANTED, as an APPRENTICE a CHEMIST -*. % i 0 :V* • -:;''R''fk - ' HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !---Smor.ta-rr, _. _ ._ . .- . .. . _ , Y and DRGGIST, a respectabl titer well-educated _ _ - _ _ ~.__ . , ........ _ _ . .. , Y o O st UT aid H , , ,, o ,E ne n f w ro: in th p e c 7 R u s n o tr N y , G w. , ) ,e u a ld 4a re ce d , — Li A ve a r d p7,o BB l: • f ' t le , , . -...- .... _ , _ ____—____ ___ - - . . _ __________ 1, P P kW ''' . 11 , .._.. TUESDAY, APRIL 5 1836. _____ !re' [PRICE 7D. ' • Co, VOL. VIT.---No. 332.1 . eorP;e_l Ar*i To saii in a few days. Fur CANTON, The fine Ship HE 0013, J„i-IN JONES, C: mender; per regiSter 4-17 tons, and entirely rebuilt in 1833. !ight or passage app!y to Messrs. THOMPSON, ANDERSON, Merchants; ) ., Messrs. BOLD and RussEL, BrAers, JOHN TOBIN.. ASOLICITOR of standing and eaten : e practice in a }ea - pulous country town ,has town i a Youth of liberal education and good family as an ART' LED CLERK. He will, be treated with kindness, and e v attention wall be given • to his acquiring a perfect knowledge of the profession. 'Address M. N. 0., at the Printer's. To sail positively on Sunday next , the 10 slant, and warranted first V essel. 4 14. Fur CALCUTTA, The fine new Teak-built S ABOO, ..... ..,,„ G. B. BROCK, Con nder ; v-, ai ls reltiarkablylast, havi. ,, been built or the opiurn trade.— cur terms, &c. apply on b n oard, north side W aterloo. Dsick, 'or to W. and J. TYRER. by auction. alco auction. *alto by auction. Zo be ADM THIS DAY. EXTENSIVE SALE, WINS TANLEY'S 7100.115. -By Messrs. THOS. WINSTAN I, Y and SUNS, To-moaaow; (Wednesday,) the 6th of April instant,' and three :following days,. at Eleven o'clock each day precisely, at their Rooms, Church-street, Wektnsive,ilti , l valuable assemblage of HOUSEHOLD _AL FURNITURE. Cottage and Square Piano-fortes, China, Glass, Plate, and Plated Articles, Chandeliers, Spring , Dials and Eight-day Clocks, Framed Prints, and of err Articles re moved for the convenience of Sale. .MODERN MAHOG4NY FURNITURE in edestal and other Sideboards, Sets of Dining Tables, Lod', reakfast, Card, Sofa, and Library Tables; -handsoMe Coue es and Sofas, - Sets of Dining-room and Parlour Chairs, Setretaire and Bookcases, Cabinets, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Hall Chairs, &c. HANDSOME FOUR-POST CAMP, FRENCH, and N,RSERY BED sTRAns, with Morine Printed 'Calico Hangings, well-seasoned Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses and Bedding, Painted Toilet Tables, Washstand, Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses, Ranges of Marine Window Curtains, Chimney Glasses, Brus sels, Venetian, and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders and Fire irons. CHESTF.R-STREET, WOODSIDE BY MR. WALKER. 1110 be SOLD, a well-built DWELLING-HO ' , situate JL on the suuth-Side of ,Uanning-sweet East td extending back to Percy-street, with Fixtures comp et Immediate pos session may be had. Apply-to Messrs. S KLETON, WRIGkiT, and HUNTER, Solicitors, 30, Brunswic -street. AN AGENCY WANTED, by a tes ctahie Person, who is welt experienced in the Trad and Shipping of the Port of Liverpool. This offers a f v rable opportunity for a Manchester House who might , wis o appoint an Agent or Clerk to manage their business at this Port. Can undertake the management of an office. Understands book-keeping. Can give references or the first .respectaiiility.—Letters, post paid, addreseed J. 0., Standard-office, will have immediate attention. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth instant, at dive o'clock, at Conte, Huson, and Co.'s Office, R lord-place, 4U Casks Jamaica UOF 'E. Apply to CORRIE, HUSO and Co., Brokers. Tins DAY, (Tuesday,l the sth instant, at Eleven o'clock pre cisely, en the Premises, Chester street, Woodside, IIIIE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or.• Mr. ATKINSON, who is going abroad, consisting of Fourpost and Camp Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bedding, &c., set of Mahogany Dining and other Tables, Chests ot Drawers, Chairs, Sofa in Mahogany frame, together with a g d Assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Also a small but well selected LI RY of ROOKS, in which will be found Wesley's Works, complete in 14 volumes 8vo; Dwight's Theology, 6 volumes 18ino; Fox's Book of Martyrs, Burkitt on the New Testament, &c. Also the remaining STOCK in TRADE of a Boor, SHOE, and CLOG MAKER. WEDNr3S!.4A Y. To sail 15th April. . ... ill . No k For BOMBAY, 4 /r- 70 -.; The fine Liverpool-built Ship Y BIBBY, •=in THOMAS NEALE, er, 419 tons reg i ster, coppered and copper- stene d,' has double Y 4 bius, and very superior accommodations for passengers, and well kuown as one of the fastest-sailing vessels out of this mst. T h ...._ — "APPly to JOHN BIBBY anj.eo. ---____ TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, a 'welve o'clock, at No:16, litunford•sti t WU Bags Mauritius SIJ R, Slightly damaged, lying in Harhord's,' 314, New Quay.—Ap ply to JRLAM and THOMPSON,St'iikers. APARTMENTS, CHESHI E. AGENTLEMAN' of domestic habits u• be accommodated with a DRAWING-ROOM an - ED-ROOM, hand somely Furnished, within five minutes walk of Aim Woodside Slip. A Coach-house and Stable, if require/ Apply at the Standard-office. To-ssoat.ow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, a ne o'clock, at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, C apel-street, 13 Chests Egyptian IND 0, Just landed.—Apply to Messrs. WILDES, PICKERSGILL, and Co., Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co.,.Brokers. The Goods way be viewed the day prior to the sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and of Mr. WALKER, at the Church-street Rooms. v iii r A FAMILY, going up to London. desirous at meeting, for the purpose, with a Retur ARRIAG li, which will be delivered in town, to any adJress equired, within ten days. —Address T. D., Standard-office. .. . lo sad immediately.— Loading south side W erica Duck. Has only roonslin• a few Packages re Goods. a, a - For SINGAPORE, MANILLA od CHINA, a w ilt Goods to CANTON at ip's expense but „r Shippers' risk ; will be detain only a few days at the former pt ces. 441,,i.'. The fi rst-class fast-salling• Clipper TRIO, D. WHITE, Matter; i laviqg completed her last yoy,tge iu nine months; hurthen Per register 250 ,tons.—For ftight or pass.ige, ha.ving good 4C Coilawodations, apply to ROBERT WISE and, Co. ..-___ To sail in all .41:til.—latmarleafor a regular Trader. , For .STISICAPOII.F. 4 , LIISITIL.,,,,and. MANILLA And will f orw i r d Goods-to'CANTON at Sitip's:expease 4i.1 . 'Sbippers',ri,li. tie .44....", k • Vie new Lire, p4of-Quill -isltip MAN L LA, G7O lons register, :-.. Th , . • Wit,LtANi•BEWLEY,,COIII der • -i , -ai.s vessel was e . xptessly built .for, qu . iek saiang,laus splendid And commodious accoratoodatione for passetniers.—For freight Q r Passage apply -to ROBERT WISE and. Co. • Intended to sail on 114 e 10th, May - -. For BATAVIA and LIN7I'L. 1, 1 4 . 4.) - • • • The new Ship JOHN O'GA . NT, h • JOHN. ROBERTSON , Comma er • en per register 449 tons; tiers. une( or' y fast; has lit ! Piri oraccominodations for passen—Fo T reig,ht or passage PPIY to JOHN GLADS rONE . and Co. • WEST INDIES. v! ' To sail on the 15ti .4 k For DENIERAR 1.---.: The Ship Ell "5P" r1 741. 4 71' li tit , h ROBERT MACDoWAL. Co antler; 4 4 — "en per register a 3 o tons.—For freight or passage. (having excellent eahin) apply to .JOHN GLADSTONE atk..Co. .---..._ A* , For DEMERARA, 41 i ; To sail about the 1011 c of Ay _ The 'fast-sailing Ship L A 1 ; It A, IF yi EDWAKD ' DA Y, M $ r; b e Lng superior accommodations for :sengers ; bed and ....... D _ L uK folliad ; laying at the north Bust c rner of Princes Dock. ' or freight o.r passage apply to the said Mater, or to JOSEPH , ,JON ES and Co., Exchange-ally. --......_ Will sail immediately. For BARBADOES The beautiful new Ship EYES, I\T, 3 lartEmtau NAGLE, aster; h as on her first voya , re, eopper-faste d and eopred, and excellent aceoinino e dations for pas tigers; loading south t Corner George's Dock.—For freight or passage apply to HEYES. LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholrne-square. To be despatched invite ately. For TRINE , •A‘, l ": The fine Cumberland-buil rig BLUCHER, ,u 22,4 tons, - Liu HENRY HERON, Master; g inthe Kink's Dock.—For freight - or passage, apply to JAMES LOGAN, LOG, 01(141r-street. • • ) 1 1" .-• For KINGSTON, JAMAIC . The fi ne A I coppered Bart r • M. J-...AYSHFORD,• 0 Bit Win deliver Goods at Po r and places adjacent.—Apply tc‘ " THOMMIZIPHATTON, Jun., 35, South John-street, Canning-buildings. The ROCKET will succeed the above, direct, .LINURUS, sander; NTONIO, ANN ATTO UNI -10 STATES Iri coaseguenee of not being able to obtain a loading berth is unavoidably detained until the sth April. bor NEW YORK., , The well-known first-dam-American Ship Urth Captain It. H ARDING; eo E4otonß; coppered and copper-fasten ; built at New nrk of the best materials; sail s ver y f as di s a fi rst - rate 4nveyanCe for goods and passengers.—F t erms o f wh i ch ap -3' on board, in Prince's Dock. or to WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. h _eaptain Harding will not be accountable for any debts con '''itted by his crew. To sailslit Amil. A For N EW YORK, ‘r.f..- Tie handsome new Ship ROTH.SCHWD ' J.4.P- (Of Liverpool,) ,-/- Captain DAVID LAIDL ; 134 16 i u ,.... c -9 650 tons ; sails uncommonly fast; b ' under particular hr i t 7 hot ) , and is one of the finest vess belonging to this i i ,,,, i) -- For freight, apply on board, Prin s Dock; to Messrs. Litsysi, GARROW, and Co., King-street; or to ............._ J. H.OLT and Co., Brokers, Cleveland-buildings. In eonsegfcc ne o of delay in getting a loading berth will take Goods iota Friday at Twelve o'clock. For NEW YOU K, The fine A 1 American Ship N ORLEANS, Qapt. Co ti s rtheo per register 337 togs ; coPlie 'and copper -fastened ; rii, 4 ",, r o rtunodition for a few cabin asse:wers, at a moderate b t ,T. - sr to freiAt ls or passage apply on board, east side PO/ge's eN, o EREY and JOEINSON, Brokers, 21, Water-street. BRITISH AMERICA .3-. _. . For ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSW K, :A.:Pi. The fast-sailing new Ship ENTE RISE, ... 'W. M'CREADY, Mti e , rrkodat. Burthen per register 650 tons ; h xcellent accom votlve`i°n for passengers and is in ever respect a first-rate Ply , I Puce; to sail inatnediately.—For freight or passage ap ............1_,0ar(1, or to CANNON, MILLER, and Co. A regular Trader. For MONTREAL direct, The fine new 'coppered and coppe astened Ship THALEA, Will WM. GRAHAM, er ; appl y o'll or the first Spring Vessels, , or freight or passage str eet ooard, Prince's Dock; to A. ARLANE, 21, Water -5 or t o GEORGE lIIGHFIELD. Will be succeeded by another first-class VESSEL. Iv , ----- ------,—,,--- 44. ; For MONTREAL, 4 . - i-V, , The fast-saili ng A 1 co pp ere d B arque A :.,,,, .:....r 360 tons register, ffiyi ti , J. Rots, Command IRISRA, AP , •g the • 1 of her oen a 4 kill have quick deaP4te ' h ITiiiT e i i n Pa lr p tilc rt es loc e k arg Adp g EATH, and Co. DIFDITER RAN N A: • For VENICE and ANC I 'A, :4%e The A 1 Schooner P• • NI X, PORT, M r; Pot. t err a toip rekister ; coppered a s copper-fastened.— or freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. *ttain Xtthination. For GREENOCK and GLASGONAr e ,, ui.. ,, 1,,, ,, frith Goods and Passengers to the Bron , i!jg_ _ 'f,14.,,,er C.i 0 W AND LIVERPOOL SPY 'NG `-'°II.PA.N Y'S FINE STEAM-PACK ' , Mr„ SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WEE),S: .... '111"P11 Y, WEDNESDAY, .41\D . 5.4 RDA'. < lit LA A ? sl L c E i.i . g'lw E ? i t , e ame r ) . id sin MAIN. ' ' ptain CRAWFORD. .•*fll, CLYDE Captain M'LEoD. • '" AILSA CRAIG, Captain M'KELLAR. 'Sail a: G LASGOW, Captain Wm ye. Th onder, from the Clarence ock. (with or without Pitot_st•)l i nsta nt L A , GLE, (N ew Steamer,)D on THURSDAY next, the i I k w 41. Three o ' c l oc k i n the Afternoon. Y t° MATTHIE and MARTIN, The ijx India-buildings, Water-street. t.t, !CORN. of similar dimensions and power to the teadn °lto of the finest Steam Ships in Europ!, is now nearly 'V esa e .: l' 9 , r being launched, and will speedily Jain the above 8 1 ° Plying, between Glasgow and Liverpool. ri• '. For DUBLIN AND BELFAS . 44tA THE CITY OF DUBLIN . .:"..,,...u.i'i \ ~,. t o - -. STEAM-PACKET COA AN Y, bi he -.-- i - ' - I NCORPORATED BY ACT OFT LIAMENT. ( - O at , 4`)ove Company sail their Ves#els, with or without ne r ,, e y takiiig Goods and Passengers t e following ports, 'l' 4 13, P ar e.„,,E LIN Daily. tlestla .."\c'LPAST,—The HIBERNIA, To-sinit now, (Wed-' the I - 4' 4 11 01 : e 6th i n s tant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, from 4 " I Y , for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for B,elfast Line, to Water -street. JOHN WCAMMON and Co., The 1 ,, • sortere l ociple of this Company is that of attaching all I n -, !tlh'od porters by a Division of the profits amongthem,, ,;v.tre'st?i ;tient of the Dividends—thus,creating.a eommunit of ‘ i? leh wil9etween the Shippers and Shareholders-a principle " I 'vid 1 best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Li,, ; 3 1 1 3 '15, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and 1144 111 5 411I'i the having a well supported Establishment of first eatners, and th lo v t rate of Freight compatible with ke pt to their m e a i 'lt e m% atm • TUT. SD lIY. On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Tw•el o'clock, at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower Ca e-street, ISO Chests CASSIA LION , 27 Bales Mocha COI: FL Landed, ex Kirkman Finlay.—Apply Messrs. ALSTON, FINLAY, and Co , Merchants, or to 'BATESON and lIORSFALL, Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at TweKe o'clock, at Batesotrand Horsfall's Office, Lower stie-street, 570 Bags and Pockets of B LAC EPPER. An'! for the Benefit of the .0 rivriters, ..100 Bags and Poekets of irro, Landed, ex Kirkman Fidlay. froM Bombay. BATESON and fIORSFALL, Brokers. On Tti snot:o y next, the 7th instant, at One p'clock, at William Nevett's Office, liumford-street, 3000 SHELLS, , 4 fo" , ' Ex Hope, from Payta.— Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT. AFTER FUIDAY NEXT. On WnosEsniY2 . the 13th instant, at TbFelr o'clock, at v p Mo',pleas, Taylor, and Co.'s O ffi ce. Ch el-street, 107 SCR IVELLOE" ' • Landed per Tiale.y, from Africa.—Appl .to Mr. H. JAMES SANDERSON, Merchant, of to . MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and C 0.,, Brokers. Peremptorily.--On account of the Bankrupt Estate of Georgehillie and Co. yr ? On FRIDAY, the 15th ins , ant, at Eleven o'cl .4r, at Fallow's Warehouse, Peter lane, Liver al, About 30 l'ackages Printed M ' LtNS, • Black and White Ditto, Worsted Ho sze., suitable for the :lame or Foreign Markets. The Mu ns are chiefly printed by J. and J. Kibble and Co., and are well worth the attention of purchasers.— ForAlarticulars apply to Messrs. DuNt.oP, WADDELL, and Co.,....Merchants,...orto ._ CORRIE, HUSON. and Co., Brokers. The Goods can now be seen in Fallow's Warehouse, Peter's. lane. On FREDA; the 15th instant, at One o'clock at the Public Sale-room; Exchange-build . iir,s, 105 Bales Tsatlee ita SILK, 25 Bales Taysaatn) Ex John O'Gaunt,frorn C - anton.—App y to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brpkers. On FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, the Public Sale-room, Exchauge-huilding,s 100 Bales Tsatlee RAW K, 30 Bales Taysaam Ex Cordelia, from Canton.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POT. TER, and Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE, lIUSON . , and Co., Brokers. A . Pate. FOR EXPORTATION AND HOM USE. PAINT OILS, LAMP DITT OIL PAINTS, of every deseri ton, D C L,O Ult S, ditto to, VARNISHES, ditto itto, Apply to . J. and .1. TAYLOR and Co., Manufacturers. Office. No. 9, Seddon-street. Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and on the lowest terms. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS. GEORGE JORDAN HAS NOW O ALE, BRUNSWICK, SAXON, and MARI GREENS; CHROME YELLOWS, Pale Deep ; PRUSSIAN,. BRUNSWICK, THUM and QUEEN'S BLUE; Green,,atiet Red PAINTS; '‘'CCiPAL VARNISHES and JAPANS of all description's, For Home Use and Exportation. Apply at the Manufactory, VAUXHALL HOUSE, near Sandhills Bridge, north end Vauxhall-road. For SALE, . The well-known eoppered and copper-fastened Brig ....„ ....ii,, MARY CUMNIINGS, - • • - WILLIAM ROBINSON, Master- Burtben per register 236 66-94 tons; having la y undergone a thorough overhaul; is now in first-rate or ; carries an un commonly large cargo on a light draft water, and being abundantly found in stores may be sen o sea at a very light expense. Dimensions— Length aloft ..87 feet 0 inches. Breadth of beam 24 „ „ 10 „ Height between decks .. 5 5 For inventories and particulars apply on board, Queen's Dock, or to CANNON, MILLER, and Co. On SALE, /I : The - Schooner - BRUNSWICK, Orthi 'Port, _9l tons per register, built at Yarmant of the very best materials,.and will bear the mast mute inspec tion throughout. Her rigging, sails, &c., are arly-new ' - she sails fast, and is particularly well adapted fo e fruit and Me diterranean trades; she is in every respect ompletely found, and may be sent to sea without any exper e.—For inventory and further particulars apply on board said vessel, lying in the King's Duck; to Messrs. Jusarti STEEL and Co., Ship-build. era, or to • WILLIAM GREY. 14, King-street, 4th April, 1836. 13 IR 1) and CRANK, *Manufacturers of. SODA 'ER, MAGNESIA WATER, and GINGER .B R, which, from their exclusive and '.peculiar. minageme are not dete riorated by time or climate. Also, .D s in LONDON PICKLES and FISH SAUCES,, PAT 'T MEDICINES and PERFUMERY, British WINES, and Havana CIGARS. Shop, 13, Lord-street; Manufactory,62,'Seel-street. Wanted, a respectable Man as Porter and Salesman. SCHWEPPE'S SODA WATER, POTASS WATER, AND EFFERVESCING LEMONADE. _ _ . AS the Season is now approaching for the inure extensive use of the above wholeseme and refreshing beverages. J. SCHWEFPE and Co. beg respectfully to caution t Gentry, and the Public in general against an i osition fre-; quently practised by other Makers, who u " Schw e pp e ' s Bottles" in order to pass off their own sp s composition as " Schweppe's Manufacture." None is g me but such as have. a Label over the cork, representing their Signature, with a Crown in the 'centre, to imitate which will be Felony. The superiority of their Soda Water, having the . test of nearly half a century, requires no comment ; but they beg respe , t fully to recommend their FOTASII WATER and EFFERVESC ING LEMONADE, as articles of more recent date, which are now getting into very general demand. Fresh supplies of GERMAN SELTZER WATER, in Quarts and Pints, always on band. 51, Berners-street, London; 20, Bridge-street, Bristol; and Friargate, Detby. In Liverpool—T. Nixon, Jun., Castle -street; Mann and Crosthwaite, 2, Parker-street; W. Wagstaff, 67, Great George place; J. Woodville, .Bold-street. BALSAM OF SP ERMAcETT. ASTHMA; Shortness of Breath, Veazing Coughs, Colds, soreness, tightness.' and Oppression of the Chest; and most affections a the Chest and Lungs, relieved in ten minutes, by taking one dose of WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COUGH DROPS er sons doubting the effiraCit Of this 'AI edicine, may tak &mein the Proprietor's Shop before they purchase. Tl roprietor earnestly recciminetids - a trial of these Drops ko sons afilieted with the above com Plaints, but he does not • rodnce them as being an infallible cure (as many do) hut is rranted in assert ing their efficacy from the extensive relief a orded in numerous cases of the above description. Constitutional Coughs of three: four, and more years standing, have been cured in the course of a week by the use of these Drops. In the Hooping and Chin Coughs it will be fotind equally valuable, the virtues of Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will be needltss to . make a comment upon a Balsam obtained from so valuable an article. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal to one ounce of Spermaceti—it will at all times relieve the most violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 611., and 10s. 6d. each. ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER: This preparation is a compound of two of the most valuable medicines in the vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic properties of the Ginger with the aromatic and bitter qualities of the Camomile Flowers. The proprietor earnestly recom mends this essence to all those suffering as hereafter mentioned! all he asks is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the cases it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to be properly persevered in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness, pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, whether arising from excess or want of tone and energy of the digestive organs ; also for rheumatism, gout, spasms, cramps, hysterics, flatulence, in immoderate perspiration, nervous, hypochondriacal and bilious affections, heartburn, languor, general debility, or a delicate state of health, whether the result of long illness, or constitutional weakness; it is certain in affording instant relief in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of this Essence is eaual to half a pint ,of Camomile tea. These Pieparations are prepared only by DECIMUS WOOD HOUSE, Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Majesty, 18, King William-street, New London Bridge, and sold by him wholesale and retail; EVANS, SON and Co., 15, Fenwick-street; C. MAWHoon, 20, South John-street, near the New Custom house; G. ,WHITLow, Druggist, Mount-pleasant; Ross and NIGHTINGALE, Chronicle-Office, Liverpool; and to be had of all medicine venders in town and country. Country venders may be suppli e d th roug h th e i r t own agents. S o ld in bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6,1., 10s. 6d., and 21s. each. *** ole proptor cif the /Ethereal Essence of Ginger. N.B.— S BE SURE TO ASK FOR WOODHOUSE'S. ROSEWOOD DR AWING-ROOS! : A R TIC LES, consisting of Circu lar Lon 'fable, Three Card Tables, and Sofa di , to to correspond, elegant Chiff.inier. Set of Twelve Chairs, Fire-screens, &c. • A VARIETY of OFFICE and SHOP F:XTCRES, Double and Single Desks. .Copying Machine, large Painted Bookcase, Glass Cases, Glazed Sashes, Spi r it K egs , M a ngle, Washing Machine, Shower Bath, 'two Cannons on Carriages, Kitchen Utensils, &c. To be viewe, - ; This Day, the sth, when Catalogues may be had Ani the Premises, and of Messrs. Tuns. WtrisTANLEr and Soss, Church-street. - • CHAR- VALUABLE—BUILDING LAND IN GREAr LOW EST E ET. By Messrs T. WINSTANLEY and ' NS, On THUR3DA Y next, the 7th instant, at Six o' • ck in the.Even lug, at the Clarendon Rooms, South Joh treat, Liverpool, A Valuable PLOT of LAND, hav'n fronrof 61 feet or . upwards to Great Charlotte-stra and running in depth to Back Lime-street 110 feet or up The tenure is Lease hold' from the Corporation of Liverpool, for seventy-five . tears, of which nearly seventy are U nexp i re d: Th e Land i s well adapted for building, and front its being in the neighbourhood of the New Market. and in a centric:al situation, will be found well worth the attention of Builders and the Public. For particulars, apply to Messrs. WINSTAN LILY ,and SONS, Church-street. SALE OF MODERN HOUSE I-10 lAD FURNITURE, NORTH BEDFORD-STREET. • By Messrs. THOS. WIN STANLEY and SONS, On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'cloeic precisely, . .. '., on the Premises, No. 16, BedfordstreeVNorth, ripllE excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, an exten sive and ceitly Table Service of moder*China, beautifully painted with botanical subjects. handsoitie Dessert Ditto of 4, fashionable China, with ' a B re akfast. T , and Coffee S er vice to match, au elegant ..Dessert Equi.page -. rilliant Glass, consist of two Ice.Pails„rt Cgntre Dish, two m Pails, and twelve Eliplic Dishes, in sizes, ri c hly cut, a P I .1 Harp, by ER ARD, Spring Dial Clock, a Set of Pony Harness ' and other Effects, the Property of Captain J. P. Ptiii.i.irs, who is changing his residence. The Furniture of the DraWing•rnom comprises Curtains for a large Window, of handsome Green Merino Damask, Set of twelve antiefue,shaped af•lmitation R ose w oo d, an d t wo large Sofas, with Rosewood Frames, the Seats and Cushions covered to match, Pair of handsome Eliptic Card Tables,. and a Sofa Table, a modern Cabinet, and a Pier Table, of handsome dark Rosewood to correspond, two Ottomans, -a circular Oak Loo Table, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c, - The • Dining-room .contains a. capital Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, 7 feet 9 inches long. a Set of .excellent ditto Dining Tables, abeut 14 feet long, on Pillars and Claws, to form three distinct Eliptic Tables, Set of sixteen well-made and modern Chairs, with carved antique backs, Curtains for two Windows, of Crimson Merino Damask, and a Brussels Carpet, in good condition. The Bed-chamber Furniture consists of a modern and lofty Four-post Bedslead, with Green Morine Elangiugs, and. Window Curtains to match, - excellent Feather Bed, Mattress, &c., several Camp, Nursery, and Servants' Bedsteads, with appropriate Bedding, Imitation Rosewood Chairs, Painted .and -Japanned Dressing Tables and Washstands, Brussels and Kiddermin ster Carpets, Window Curtains, a Lady's handsome Pedestal' Wardrobe, of Mahogany, an excellent Double Toilet Table, fitted up with Dressing and other Drawers, a Washstand, -a Getillernan's .Wvdrobr, Tuilet_Glasses, a Sofa,.Easv Chair, &e: Together with the li:itched Articles and, Culinary Utensils. The whole to be viewed on Monday next, thel lth instant, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES. Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN SH -STREET, SALISBURY- STREET, FIELD-STRE EVERTON BROW. RUK.EBY-S' UREET. and BO DAY -STREET, in EVERTON, near LIVERPOO By Messrs. T. WINSTAN and SONS, On THURS.DRY, the 14th April • taut, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, Commodious DWELLING-HOUSEi, .(No. 6,) Lol A with the GAR DEN and Apputtenancei;sin Shaw street, containing in front 15 yards, and running in depth to Haigh-street 511 yards, and now in the occupation of William Shand, Esq, 2. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the GARDEN and Ap purtenances, (No. 7,) in Shaw-street, of the same dimensions as Lot 1, and now in the occupation of Mr. John Whitley. 3. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the GARDEN and Ap purtenances, (No. 11,, in Shaw-stre e t of the saute dimensions as the preceding lots, an d now i n the occupation of Mrs. Tho mas Aspinall. 4. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the GARDEN and Ap purtenances, (N o . 47 .) i n Shaw-street, con t a ining in front nine yards, and ru nn i ng in depth t o tiaigh-street 50 yards, and now in the occup a ti on of Richard Moon, Esq. 5. Three DWELLING-HOUSES with the GARDENS and Appurtenances, (Nos. 2,3, and 4,1 situate in Salisbury.. street, containing in front respectively 7 yards, and running in depth to a back street of five yards wide. 36 yards, and now in the several occupations of Mr. Wainwright, Mr. Horn, and' Mr. Nicholson. 6. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Appurtenances, situate on the east side of Field-street, containing m front re spectively si.yalds, or thereabouts, in. depth to a. back street of five yard s wide 17 yards, and now in the several occupations of Mr. - Thomas Smith and Mrs. Hardwick. And in one or more lots, as may be determined upon at the time of sale, the following desirable Parcels of BUILDING LAND, viz.,; _ TwO 'Lots:situate to the front of Shaw-street, containing about 9.300 square yards. Four Lots, situate to the front of Salisbury-street, containing about 22,(X)0 square yards. Two Lots to the front of Field-street, containing about 4,660 square yards. One Lot, situate on the south side of Everton-brow and east side of Field-street, containing about 2,267 square yards: • One Lot in Rokeby -street, containing about 670 square yards. And one Lot in Boundary-street, containingabout 403 square yards. The Vendors being desirous of effecting .sales,.,the present will he found by capitalists; a very desirable opportunity of making an investment in improving Freehold Property within the parliamentary borough. Further particulars may be. had on application at the Offices of Messrs. FOSTER and LLOYD, Solicitors, Exchange-alley ; or Messrs. Lowrinss and, ROBINSON, Solicitors, Brunswick street, Liverpool. By (miler of the illorigUget.;s :udder a power of ale. On Tit wisp/kr next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'c ck at Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, i Liverpool, LL that extensive and desirable PROP E TY, situate on the west side of South John-street a 1 north of Cable street, and at the corner of both streets, nea tp the ; New Cos , tom-house, and having a frontage along S th John-street and . Cable-street, of about 20 yards to each eet. The Buildings consist of three Shops, one at the corner of Cable-street and South John-street. and two to the 'f..aitit of South John -street, occupied by Mr. Fraser and Mr. Walker, and three floors of Rooms above, which are let for Offices. 13:c. Also, of a large and valuable Warehouse, about 13 vards wide, late in the occu pation of Mr. Riginaiden,.spirit-dealer, fronting Cable -street, with a Stable at the back, to which there is a Passage belong ing to the Property. The ground floor of the Warehouse has Meets recently completely tilted up for the business of a Wine and. Spirit Dealer and Victualler, with Fixtures and Gas, rind the Licences ate . uliuelied to the Premises. Innu , diate possession may be had of the Warehouse, &c., and of the corner Shop. The Rental, independent of the Licenies, is about f..:-11U per an, int. The Tenure.of the. Warehouse, Stable, &c., is Freehold of Inheritance. The Tenure of the residue of the entire Pro, petty is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for a tei in of 75 years,.(free from ground rent,) which commenced in 11330., Poi forther.particulars apply to Mess's. J. and G. ,Catnne, Solicitors, Old Church-yato; Mr. HODGSON, Solicitor, Claren don-buildings; Mr. J. li. PARR, Solicitor, Bold-street, and to Mr. 1101.nitts, Solicitor, South John-stieet. On FRIDAY, the 15thc of April instant, at Six o'clock itt the evening, at the Golden Lion Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, the folloWing eligible Property : Lot I. 1 1, - 111.EEHOLD PREMISES, on • the south side of Forrest-street and east side of Frederick-stree , in Live;pool, consisting of Two SHOPS, with WA RE 110 SE ROOMS above, and Two DWELLING-EIOUSE adjoin ing, producing a total rental of £124, and in the oe pation of Messrs. Isaac Parr, J. Ditchfield, and others, A considerable proportion of the purchase-mo, on Mortgage of this Property, if required. 2. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, to on BLE and GIG-HOUSE is attached, on street, Abercrombv-square, in the oce and Mr. Glynn, at the rent of £9B. These Premises are Leasehold for 7, years. 3. A very valuable Piece of LAND, on the north side of Par liament street, south side of Greenland-street, and west side of Jamaica-street, and very near the Queen's Dock, containing in the whole 1,190 square yards. This Lot is also Leasehold for 75 years iy may remain Of which a STA- A west side of Grove- Ltious of Mri. Kirby 4. A Piece of LAND, held by Lease for 75 years, on the south si!le.of and fronting. Finch-street, and a. short distance from Brunswick Chapel, containing to the front 36 feet 1 inch, andin depth 51 feet. _ . 5. A DWELLING-HOUSE, Freehold of Inheritance, now used as a Beer-shop, situate on the west side of Great Howard street, and near the end of Oil-street, in the occupation of Robt. Gordon, as yearly tenant, at the rent of £35. The Premises were originally built for an Inn, for which they are well adapted. 6. A Piece of Freehold LAND, with Seven DWELLING. HOUSES thereon, two of which are to thl front, and on the west side, of Gore-street, adjoining the Ki r dale-road, three to the front, and on the north side of Hankiu street, and the re maining two at the back, and in the occupat i on of J. Graham, Pover, and others, at the yearly re nt o f 4,16. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs WILRINS6,4 and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick.street, Liver pool. BUILDING LAND NEAR NEW BRIGHTON. By Mr. BLACK.HURST„ On TUESDAY next, the 12th April instant, at S' o'clock in the Evening, at the house of Mr. 'Twining, t igh Seaeocabe Hotel, by order of the Mortgagee. ALL that Piece or Parcel of LA , containing IA. 211. ilk. and 2P., of statute measure, or t ereabouts, situate ou the north side of the public road leading from the Magazines to Wallasey, in the county of Chester, in the immediate neighbour hood of A'eu , Brighton, and commanding extensive Marine Views.. ploperty is Freehold of Inheritance,..and will be sold in 'inv. or afore Lots. as may be agreed open at the time of late. For further particulars apply to Mr. Gu.sce, Solicitor, Castle street, Liyerpool, who has large and small sums of 'Money ready to be advanced on approved securities. SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE ASH TIMBER TREES, WITH A PEWALDEBS AND POPLARS. By Mr. TISDALE, On WEI:Q.4E6Di% Y, the 20th instant, at Fiyeki'clock in the Even ing, at the London Apptentice Inn, Cotton Hill,.Sh 'Awry, in the following Lots, or in such 'other Lots as . all be de etared at the time oft sale, add according to cot 'thins to be then ppidticed, . SX HUNDRED and TWENTY-N ' Prime ASH TREES (many of them of great size 4 ALDERS, aaid 18 POPLARS, all Axe-fallen in. February last. . Lot 1. Forty AS.H TREES,' estimated to contain collec tively nearly ISJO Cubical Feet of Timber, fillet) on the Bank 'Farm, cloie upon the ShreWsbdry and Bishop's Castle Turnpike Road, and within a of Shrewsbury, Lot 2. One Hundred and Five ASH TREES, Seven POP LARS, and Seven ALDERS, estimated to contain in the whole more than 3000 Feet of Timber, fallen on . the Pulley Farms, through which the Shrewsbury and LudloW Turnpike Road runs, and - Within two miles of Shrewsbury. Lot 3. Three Hundred and SeventY•nine ASH TREES ; Eleviln POPLARS; and .Four A L DERS„estimated tozatitain anout 7000 Feet .f Timber, fallen .on. the _Stapleton. and Wilt. derley Estate, through which the Shrewsbury and Ludlow Turnpike - Road runs, and within five miles of Shrewsbury. Lot 4. Filly-two ASH TREES, containing about 1300 Feet of Timber, fallen on the Cothercott Estate, through which the Shrewsbury and Bishop's Castle Turnpike Road runs, and within nine miles of Shrewsbury. Lot 5: Filly-three ASH TREES and Three ALDERS, con taining nearly 1000 Feet, of .Timber, fallen on the. Betchcott. Estate, near Church Stretton, and within tweLve miles of Shrewsbury. Any further information required may be. had at The Office of Mr. How, Solicitor, Shrewsbury, who will shortly have a large quantity of Hedgerow and Coppice Oak, of uncommon length •and.size,.and much of it welt adapted fur Ship Building, to dispose otin the same districts. Onten,a t WEDNESDAY,BI h y .e the A s le: .2a s 7 r nt s h . HEi instant, st a tea n i ,n d t ,iCna. at Three O o i ß v l e N r ho S ,aci , ni opetko ni 7 the STAFFORDSHIRE. . on - THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at Ele v en o ' c l oc k in Fore noon, Aube King,'s Arms lun, in Batton, in county of Stafford, in Filly-four Lots, ' r inE MANOR:or LORDSHIP of . titLEY, with its Rights, .Royalties, and Appurte yes, th e ce l e b ra t e d RA DLEY , IRON WORKS, situate • Bradley, within Bit ston aforesaid, consisting of Coal and Iron Alines, Furnaces, Foundries, Potteries, Forge, Rolling and Slitting Mill, [louse for the residence of a Principal or Manager, 120 H OUSES for Agents, Clerks, and Workinen, and every requisite fur an ex tensive Iron Manufacturing Establishment; als') several Lots of BUILDING LAND, the whole containing* about 100 Acres of Land, of which the greater part are Freehold Of Inheritance, and the remainder Leasehold for a long term of years, suhject to a small reserved rent, besides Mines under about eight Acres of adjoining Land, held for the residue of a term of tourteen years, commencing at Lady Day, 1833. Also Two L.S . rxypas in the Parishes of Wednesbury and . Darlaston, in the said county of Stafford, with valuable Mines under them. This Property is in the midst of that .part of Staffordshire where the Iron- Trade is concentrated and carried on to the gie4te.atentJor which it has tong been distinguished. These knowit Works were established . by the late JOHN \VAL/CM- S", Esq.,,lron Master. They are in effective and full opera tion, partly. by his family and partly by lessees, but 'owing to some recent domestic changes they are now submitted to public competition. The Property is most eligibly situated as to Roads and Catrals, by which it is intersected in various directions. The present flourishing state of the Iron Trade, with every prospect of its continuance, contributes to enhance the value of this important concern to any Person or Company_ engaged or desirous of embarking in the - Iron Trade, in Works of the first celebrity, and capable of being increased to almost any extent. Mr. JOHN DUNNING, Agent at the Bradley Works, will show the Property, from whom printed particulars, with Lithographed Plans, may shortly be had ; and also at the Office of Messrs. EDGE aud • PA RKER, Solicitors, Manchester; Mr. Coassa, So licitor, Wolverhampton ; Messrs. GRAZEBROOK and GUEST, Solicitors, Stouibiidge; Messrs. TAYLOR, TURNER, SH A RPE, and FIELD, 41, Bedford-row, London; and Messrs. FITCIIETT and WAGSTA yes, Solicitors, Warrington. • 'COUNTERMAND NOTICE OF S LE. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that th SALE of.the Property in SUrIION, ST. HELE 'S, and PRES COT, in the - County of Lancaster, adver ed to .be Sold by. Auction; at the House of Mr. George • the Sign of the Gliffin'S Head, at Peasley Cross, in S on , on Thursday, the Ith day of Apt il, 1 836, in 14 Lots, will of take place, the-first eleven Lots having been disposed of by Private Contract. Application for the Purchase, by .Private Treaty, of Lets 12, 13, and 14, may be made to Messrs. Howson and CnOss; Solititors, ; Present. Prescut, 26th March, 1836. Byorder of the' Assignees. —On THUR S DAY. the 14th ,of April instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the ejarendon-rooms, South John-street, 'Liverpool, in one -Or mo e lots as shall be agreed, and subject to such conditions shall be then pro duced, THE several principal - SL I MS of MEY following , being the Estate and Interest of JA DUNNE, late of Liver pool, Merchant, a Bankrupt, under Assignments and Will after mentioned, namely, £sso,:under an Assignment, from his late Father to Trustees of a Mortgage upon the Estate and Lands of —Bolton, Esq., situate.in the Queen's County, in Ireland, with all interest pay able thereon. £I,(XX), under an Assignment..by the Bankrnpt's.late Brother, John William Dunne, to Trustees of certain Bonds given to him by the said —Bolton, Esq., with all interest payable thereon. £3OO. a Legacy, under. the said John Williatri' Dunn'i • Will; with all interest payable thereon. For further particulars apply,to Mr. HOLDEN; Solid:tor to the Assignees, South JOhn-street, Liveypool, , . 1 . USE No g ' I T ° to be lt L ic E u T iß P l)S W O N A L i t 9104 BERTON ap via g 32, Pw1:111)01.P1) TO be LET, the WORKSHOPS, SHEDS nd YARD, lately occupied by Messrs. T. and H. Po au, as Cripper siniths, &c., fronting the Waterloo Dock . 1 ne or more Lots. There ale a Four and 'Two-horse Ste. Engine, and Two Lathes in one of the Workshops, in go working order, and which . will be Let with the Premises, if required. 'Apply to Mr. JOHN PRATCHOT, Accountant, 14, Fetwick street. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, AT PO TON, NEAR SEACOMBE. rf 10 be LRT, all that excellent and commodiou 1 WELL ING-HOUSE, with the Coach-hove, Sta ug, and Out buildings attached, and large and productive rden adjoining, with about Six Acres of excellent Pasture nd, (lately in the occupation of Thomas Ogilvy, Esq.,) situate in Mill-lane, in the towns hip of Poulton-cum-Seacoutbe, and distant from the Ferry about two miles. The above will either be Let by the yell.; or for a Lease or 7 or 14 years. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOm.l BERRY, A6couut ant, 3, Cook-street, John-street. MINES. VALUABLE COAL ES. TO be LET, in the immediate vicinity of St. HO 8, some valuable and extensive MINES of COAL; excellent quality and considerable thickness, being of the me class as those of Gerard's Bridge. The Colliery may b petted to take easy advantage of the St. Helen's and Run n Gap Railway and the' Sankey Canal. The present is an e gible opportunity for those wishing to engage in the working of Coal Mines. Further particulars may be obtained on applic,ation to Messrs. HETEs and PENIREHTON, Solicitors, PreSCOt ; Mr. ANSMEt L, SOliCitOi*, St. Helen's; or to Mr. THOMAS WARING, Engititi.r, of the same place. Notitto. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; that a MEETIN the Creditors of ANNE WILSON, formerly of , =side Terrace, Everton, near Liverpool,' in the county L aster, and late of Rose-vale, Everton aforesaid, widois, in b (sued.as Anu Wilson,) an insolvent debtor wbo, as lately dis charged from his Majesty's Gaol at La cas r, in the said county, under and by virtue of an Act of a lament made and passed in the seventh year of the reign of late Majesty, King George the Fourth, intituled " An Act to amend and consolidate, the Laws for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England," will be held on MONDAY, the 25th day of April instant,.at Two o'clock in the Afterpgo.n, at the Golden Lion, in Dale-street, LiverpoOl, in, the said county, to agree and determine in what manner and at what time and place certain Freehold and Copy hold Est Ates of the said insolvent shall be Offered for.eale.by of Ay . of L b wbo 9 ' A cas r, a lame BUILDING LAND FOR SALE AT SEAFO TH. THIS Property contains about Eighty Imperial cres, and is now laid out on plan for buildi ng V• as . It lies within four miles of Liverpool, on the east side the entrance to the River, and within three hundre y sof the Beach, where is exce ll en t S ea B a thi ng . The Roe re good, and Stage coaches pass the enclosures several time -day. The Canal is within half a mile. The Beach affords excellent riding or driv ing to Liverpool, and the .Chureh stands on the Property, on which a considerable number of good Houses are already built, several of which are occupied by respectible Boarding Schools for both sexes. The Views of Wales, the opposite Coast of Cheshire, and the Shipping are striking and interesting. The plans and particulars may he seen by applying to Mr. RoBERTSO N GLADSTONE, Liv e rpool, and particular encourage ment will be given to Builders. - There is abundance of good Clay for making Bricks on the Property. VALUABLE FREEHOLD - AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, PEWS, &c. nno he SOLD, b y rely s . TE TREAT!, the, followi ng valua ble Freeh o ld a n d Leas e h o ld PROPERTY, situated in or. 'dear? Liverpool: • . '- - "A Piece of Freehold LAND, on the south side of Welling ton-read, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, containing, by .ad meestnement, about.llXls square yards, with Three welt-built DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon, with GARDENS attached, and a Piece o f va c ant LAND a dj o i n i ng , an d Two corrAGEs behind. Annual Rental, £7O. A Piece of Freehold LAND, on the north side of U• ing- Wehd-street, measuring in front 158 feet, and in dep i 3 feet, containing in the whole 1'285 square yards, wit, " DWEL LING-11011SE erected on part thereof, other part of which:is at present occupied as a Coal-yard. - A Piece of LAND, on the west side of dart-street, Lon don=road, witlilhe Fourteen DWELL k -HOUSES thereon erected, Three of which front Gild, " - -street, and Four form otie side of a court, called Gildart-co t, and Five are pitu a t e d on the south „side of Percy-street, and the other Two, front a court, called Roden : piace. Annuat Rental £165. This Lot itt: LeaSehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for the remainder of an unexpired term of 75 years.. Two Freehold HOUSES, on the south side of Lawrence itreet, with One at the back fronting .11`Kee-street, and Three cOTTAGES adjoining, forming a court, called Woodward's- Court. Annial Rental, £57. A Piece of LAND, in Sun-street, near Crown-street, with the. 'l7wo sOutautially built DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon. Annual Rental, £36. Ttiis Lot .Leasohold, under the Corporation .of Livet.pool, for the retnandr of an unexpired term of 75 years. A Housr, and SHOP, on the north side of Greenland street. Annual ►{eutal, £2l. This Lot is Leasehold, nuclei the Corponition, of Liverpool, for the term 'cf . 3 lives and 21 years. Two of the lives are now in being. A Piece of LAND, Copy hold of Inheritance, with the Two exeel ent y built DWELLING-11t)UES thereon erected, situate in Marsden-street, Low-hill, near the Cemetery. Annual Rental, Z-11. ,• , Two Freehold DWELLING-HOUSES, on the north side of Lawrence-strees, with Six COTTAGES behind the same, Three of which front. a court, called Woodward-place, and the other front another court, called Woodward-square. An nual Rental,£Bl. Two Freetilld DWELLING-HOUSES, on the north side of Charter -street, with Ten COTTAkiES behind the same, forming a court called Woodward-court. Annual Rental, £BB. A Piece .pf Freehold LAND, on the north side of Lower 13urlington-street, with Nine HOUSES erected thereon, Three of which front Burlington-street, and the other Six front Back Portland-street. Annual Rental, £lO3. A Piece of Freehold LA N D,.in a court. on the south side of Collingwoiid-street, called Woodward-buildings, with the Six COTTAGES erected thereon. Annual it eutal,.L43. Five PEWS, in- Saint Mark's Church, Two iu the GPI ilery, Nos. 93 and 157, and Three on the Ground-fluor, Nos. 49, 84, and 160. The whole of the above houses are well tenanted and in good repair. For particulars apply to Mr. lona BERRY, Accountant, No. 3, Cook-street, who will depute a person to show the,,Preniises. TAFA.MILTON SQUARE ACADEMY wcf XI after the Easter recess on WEISN LS next. Mr. HERRING begs to offer Establishment to the notice - of those particularly who wi to afford their Children the advantage of, SEA lIATHLNG, and as it enjoyed under his personal protection, its danger is rendn ed but trifling. A EIALF BOARDER wauted.—For terms apply at , the Mercury-office. A be Re-opened Y, the 6th of April AUSTIN;- 176, .D.4r.v.-sTaxy..r, between the Golden V V o Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HAT-CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLING BAG MANUFACTURER. • Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carriages, 'tent Water proof C. invas for covering Trunks. Luggage, . Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting prt to as well as pub lic patronage, begs to assure those who y honour him with their commands, from . , a thorough k edge erf the various brancbes of his business, and fora se sof years having con ducted the first houses in London, th 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. un der 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. to order. 176, Dale , strect, opposite the Exchange. • BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOer WILLIAM WALLACE CURRIE. E4Q., MAYOR. 1 HE COURT or PASSAGE, for th 'riai of Civil Causes, will be held in.the COVIIT Roos on the south side of Chapel-street,•on Tuuttsoity, the 1 of April next, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning, of 'whic he Attorneys of th e sa id Court are requested to take notice. RD. RADCLIFFE, Town-clerk and'Registrar 28th March, 1836. BOROUGH AND TOWN OF . LIVERPOOL. WILLIAM IV4LL4CE CUR.RI4.ESQ., MAYOR. /11HE GENEIiAL,.COURT of QUARTER SESSIONS 1 of the PEACE for the BOROUGH and- TOWN of LIVERPOOL will be held in the COURT 00M, in the Sessions-house, on the south side of Chapel-s eet ou MONDAY, the 11th of April next, at. Ten o'Clock its t e Forenoon ; when and where all Persons bound over to A ear and Prosecute, give Evidenee or Answer are to attend pain of their respec tive Recognisances being ,entreated. VOST Clerk of the Peace. All persons are requested to t e Notice, that no Tra verses will be tried at these Sessions unless:the same .he entered for Trial at the Office of the. Clerk of the Peace in the said Ses sions-house on or before the first day of the Sessions. And all indictineuts,for Misderueanours and Assaults found at these Sessions against Persons adinitted to Bail must be en tered for Trial in the:said office of IheClerk. of the Pence, on or herire Twelve o'Clock on the day next after the discharge of the Grand Jury, or otherwise the 17rial of the same will stand over until the Se,sions•following. CUMMING, . CostsiisT and DRUGGIST, No. 1,11..* lane, presents big grateful thanks to his krimls,atialthe, Public for the liberal share of Business they have bee p eased to favour hiinlwith during his long residence in Po - ane, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their ord s at No. 22,; KING-STREET, where he has REMOVE to until his new Premises are finished, assuring them th• Elvose in the trade will attend mote•cacefully to their orde or strive with greater diligence to desetve their confidence a d esteem. H. C. has constantly on Sate for Exportation Paints, best NV bite, Black, Blues, Seidlitz and Soda Powders, in Crone Green; Lead Colour, bottles and boxes. Red and Yellow, in, 14 and Soda Water, in, hampers. 281 b, ',egs and barrels. Alum, in lumps and barrels. Paint Oils, Tut pentitiP, Lamp Peppers and Spices of all sorts. • Oils, Spermaceti Oil, in jugs Essence Spi ace. and jars. Vinegars, Brown, Distilled, and Lamp Wicks. Patent. • • Lamp Black, in papers.: • Bath Bricks. Black Lead, Lump & Mexican. Warren's Livid and Paste Chalk, lied Ochre, and Whit- Blacking, at short prices, and ing, in barrels. discount. Brushes of all sorts. Shoe. Brushes. Varnishes, Black and . ..Bright. Copperas, in barrels. Glue. Dyewoods of all sorts. Mustard, .Pickles, and Fish Sealing Wax and Wafers. Sauces, in cases. Japan Ink, in bottles. Pickles, per dozen. Black and lied Ink Powders. Mph Sauces, ditto. Saltpetre. k%psoal and Glauber Salts, in Prunello.. barrels, boxes, and jugs. Patent Medicines of all kinds. Medicines of every description.—Ship Medicine Chests care fully refitted. 22, King-street, 25th March, 1836. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. A . TRS. ROSE begs leave to inform her numerous Friends . and the Public in general, that the firm of ROSE and SIMPSON, 126, Duke-street, was dissolved on the 28th, day of March, 1836. In returning her grateful acknowled ents for the liberal Patronage and uniform Kindness wi which she has been favoured, Mrs. Rose feels much sat' action in an nouncing, that, in future, all the Orders o er Patrons and Friends will be executed by her own Br th Mr. JOHN BROO , AT HIS ESTABLISHMENT, 28, GREAT EORGE-STREET. , It is scarcely necessary for her to remind the Public, that her (Brother was for many years the Pupil of her Husband, the late , Mr. JAMES ROSE; and that, fofpfour years, he solely Conducted her Establishment in Duke-street, entirely for the benefit of herself and family. Mrs. Rose feels convinced, that she need not say one word in praise of her Brother's Profes sional Abilities •to any of those Friends who conferred their favours on her when he was the Conductor of her extensive Practice:—since which time, he has combined, with his former Mechanical Knowledge, all the recent Impiovements which have taken place both in London and in Priri)f. Artificial Teeth constructed, from one to a complete set, either of the Hypopotamus' Tusk, or on Gold Plates, with Human or Minercl Teeth. Teeth stopped with Gold Platina Leaf, Stannail Foil, and with the Mineral Succedaneum, ac cording to the nature and size of the cavity. Cleaning, Scaling, d• Extracting, and every other op eration connected with 4ental Surgery. Nr. JOHI4IIsiooKA, Dentist, 28, Great . George , strcet, (oppo site,Grenville-Atreet.) SURVEYOR OF HIGH\VAYS. WANTED, a person competent to int take the Office and Ditties of ASSISTANT-S VEYOR of the HIGHWAYS within the 'Township of % st Derby. Salary not less than One Hundred neas per ann-uns. Applications may be addressed (fre f postage) to the Chair man of the Board of Surveyors of the Highways; at the Low hill Workhouse, iu West Derby, .on or before TUESDILY, the 12th day of April -next, at Half.past Nine o'Clock, when the appointment is tntended to take place. Lawhill Workhouse, March 31, 1836.; ,- - 7 - , TO GARDNERS . AND onnais,./. QEA L ED Tendeis for keeping in order the MOUNT GAR -4,7 'DENS and other Gardens belonging tot . Corporation, either together or separately, marked on the tside " Tender for Gardens." will be received at the Clerk the Committee's Office, in the Town-had, until Tnnitsusv, the 14th April next. Town-hall, 31,0 Mardb )13 . 3t: .... , . 73-I.E. ASSIZES. A T JACK'S COFFEE=HOUSE,. 17, C AYTON , .tII,_.!... , QUARE, Breakfasts; Lunches, Dinners, pliers, Tea., • Coffee, an‘l alt other Refresaulants.are provid,eiVon lire plan so popular and suece_ssfulin. London.. 1,/ *** Excellent. Beds. J. JACKSON, Foreign a-nd British .SILAWL Ct.EANZI! § tt~. llyso, and FINISHer, N .19, RHE W', and HE', aud I_NCEUM-FLACE, B‘itil-suvet. Silk Shawls, Morino and Chintz Furniture, a every thing rnnnected avith the trade.C.eamed.,-Dyed, an finished at the above EstabiNhinent. superin.r.to othet in se in Liverpool: A respectatire-YOUTH wattled-as an APPRENTICE. • • ' NATHAN AND LEIB ; LEVER WATCH NtA•NUF•mypttE46.s..JEWELLEnS, &C., • • '26, - Povadise-art Livevpoo TIANIEL NATHAN- takes this. sppor nity of returning' . IL, hi, thanks to his Frie•ods for tht Id patronage he has experiented.during the lastfive years, a d .begs to ititoini his Friends and-the public.that•he,•in co ton" with Mr. A. L MR, has opersed•the above. •Prettsses•wi • 1 1..enetal A”ortment of LEVER' and other WATC 11ES, J , it Y, and every . Article ootinected with the Trade, and solicits a continuance of those favours it will ever•lie his•stutly to merit. Watches and J e-wellenyof every descrilltion cle and repaired. N.B.—No Business transacteil on Saturday entil Evening. Ts DIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD fr in VEILFOOL; are ilifOrined by ' SILVER:eta : ' Of Not. 9 anti 1R CORM-1 I L 'LONDON, that they they procure the' tyhole• et y o'l Et of 'an OUTFIT, (from the coarsest to the finest gnat' of G...ods known, includ , ing Cabin Furniture.) •arftie - Branc Honse - • Nos. 4 and 5, ST. GEORGE'S- 'RESCENT SOUTH, • LIVER POOL. ' At .the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at their WAREHOUSE in LON DON. Daily communication between:London and Liverpool for Ship , sailing . lnforin talon, &c. the Port of LI- GAGE'S TRIGONOMETEICA PLAN OF THE THIS TOWN AND PORT OF LIVERPOOL, SPECIALLY PATRONIZE BY THE KING'S EXCELL NT. MAJESTY, AND DEDICATED, BY I'E R . IS S ION , TO The Worshipful the MAYOR and ALMON COUNCIL. liur A. GAGE, LAND SURVEYOR, egs leave to express his .I.Y.L• grateful acknowledgments to e numerous Subscriber. of the above-named work, and toinform them that the PLAN Will he ready for delivery at his Office, No. 17, SLATER•STREET, on FatnAY next, the Bth of April instant. The very high encomiums which have been passed upon this undertaking by the roust competent authorities tender it tin , necessary, on the part of the Pwiprietor, to enter into a detail of-the sneritsor pretensioaeolialve work; he,aberrefue.rnost ray spectruily submits the following testimonials to the judgmeat of a discerning Public. " Mr. Gage's Survey, especially the full one, thirty-eight inches to a mile, is the finest thing I ever saw."—Lard Brougham. A Naw PLAN oe Ltveurooo.—One of the meat valuable additions to the topography of Liverpool is now announced fur publication by Mr. Gage. It is a Plan of the Town, executed in the most exquisite style of art, which, for accuracy and minuteness of detail, unquestionably surpasses anything that haa hitherto been published. The work has occupied the undi vided attention of the Surveyor and his assistants for several years • and it will surprise the inhabitant to find a plan of his. own dwelling, both front and back, laid down with a faithful. lieu which must be inspected to be duly appreciated and be , lieved. We congratulate. the town on the accomplishment of this triumph of indestry and art, and we earnestly entreat for Mr, rage, the warm patronage pf an ,enlightened community, who not only know how to value a great public labour, but have the power of rewarding the endeavours of the talented artist who. has peeeroplistied.Alie_ilerculeau task. We understand that Mr. Gage's plan was inspected by Lord Brougham - during his visit, and that his Lordship expressed great astonishment and delightat the exceeding accuracy and completeness of the woik.—Liverprad Cons ier. NEW AND SPLENDID MAP OF LIVERPOOL—We have had the satisfaction to inspect the original Plan of Liverpool, upon which Mr. Gage has been engaged, almost.uMnterruptedly, for_. the last seven years. So gigantic was the task deemed by some. scientific surveyors of great. experience, that they pronounced its completion tObe.impossible.; and it really does aeopearto be • a work of superhuman lationr. The Plan, as it is about to be published, is five feetfive inches by three feet three inches, and in neatness and distinctness.* surpasses anything of the. kind we'have everseon. The chief merit of this admirable Plan, however, is its unparallelled accuracy, as every house, gardeti, and nulhnuse.iu.the toffnis cotrectly,laid . down. M.r.ii'age is a man who is not content,svith doing all that the public have a right to expect at his fiends; .he .evidently works con emote, and we do hope that he wilf Ise, amply repaid for his almost in credible e set tions to produce a graphic work,. which has no equal in. this, or, perhaps, any other country. He has gone scientifically to work, and has, in the course of his astronomical and trigonnmetrical experiments, detected a most important error in the latitude of the town, which' has hitherto been erroneously laid.down. It only remains to say of Mr. Gage, that (like many other mend superior talent) be .has been ,al most self-teuglit ; and that,,in our opinion, the residence of. such a man amongst us is an honour to the town. His Map will, no doubt, find its wiry into every Newsroom in this king dom. and in. the ilJnited States of America; and every Mer chant in Liverpool ought to have it in his counting-house.- - Liver-raid Mercury. GA G R'S TRIGONOMETIIICAL PLAN OF LIVERPOOL.—After a labour of, about eight yeas s' duration, Mr. ,Gage has completed his Map of the Town and Port of Liverpool; which is now ready for pubricatiou. The acute angles, curves, and other irreyulor, courses ,o( the streets, the exact position of e v ery public build ing, hcuse, warehimse, garden and wall is accurately described, and the length of each street, taken from actual adtneasura molt, is given in yards, This will be found very-useful-in cal culating distances, in order to ascertain the propar charges for carriage, coech fares, &c, The Map includes the whole line of Docks, extending to a considerable distance beyond the Clarence Dock, down the North 'Shore. and lakes within its range the environs of Kirkdale, Everton, Edge-hill, . and Toxteth-park. Within this range there are lines describing the Municipal and Parliamentary boundaries of the borough. The scale of the plan is nineteen and a half inches to the mile ; its size 5 feet sby 3 feet 3 inches • .and the survey has been completed to the Ist of 'August, 1835. As a. topographical work, whether we regard the laborious minuteness and accuracy of its details or its engravings as a beautifel specimen of that art, we can only speak.of it in terms of unqualifiedpraise, and as richly deservin_g of the patronage,of the Public.—Liverpool Standard. THE T R IGONOMETRICAL PLAN oI THE TOWN AND PORT OF LLYERPOoL, advertised in another column, to he published from an actual survey, by Mr. Gage, presents several new - teavires, and promises to be of much greater utility thin any former Plan or Map. The Surveyor has, by ninny yea's' labour,,ac tually taken the dimensions of every house, warehouse. ot:ts buildieg, garden, court, Ste.; with every divisiou, eel!, or fenye; the churches, chapels, docks, and public buildings, as well as- the length of each street, in yards, for the porrose of calm• lating cartages, &c., each Of which will be laid down upon ,att • accurately reduced scale: Accordingly, the Map will represent a perfect * Groutul Plan of the whole Town and Os Eo irons ecim en no he, and if it be executed in an.equal style to t h e fore us, its utility will not exceed its pictorial be:itityo 1t a ate _,,‘,,,, glad to perceive by the Prospectus , th at its .sp iri ted t. er has the patronage of the King an d many of h Liverpool Chronicle. m Gage', i ri s of the Town NEw MAP of and Port of Liverpool,, which is a dverte_sed , in anothe r column, large s c a l e ; he surveys is decidedly the best extant t l a t r i e s . on a the delineation is accurate, have been made with gre a t work of art. We ,trust that it and the engraving.beauti fulas age of t h e pub- will receive, what it richly deserves, the patron. PLAN OP LiveneooL. _The new Plan of Li verpoo l , on which. Mr. Gag e has been occupied a numb er o f years, will shortly be rea d y for publication. The Plan, a s our rea de rs will observe , is o n such alt extensive scale as to exhibit every house, w arehouse, and . building in the town so distinctly, that. ea ch inhabitant can easily refer to his own dwelling,ape , eimen of the.work which we have seen is most beautifully-and accurately executed, and we t rus t t h at the number of sub ! scribers will be sufficiently large to remunerate Mr. Gage for the great labour and expense which he has incurredin pro ducing so desirable a Plan of the Town.—Lirerpoo/ Mu_ GAGE'S TRIGONOMETRICAL PLAN OF LIVERPOOL.-- . W,e cordially.recommend this invaluable Plan of the Town and Port 'to the attention and patronage of the public. It will be , . the most complete work -of the sort ever published: alike cre ' Bitable to the town, useful for reference, and honourable to Mr. GOO; It is so complete that every house. warehouse, garde% ,court,, wall, division, fence. &c: will be exhibited upon artllo... measurement. This Map will :have an extecsiye sale, and at deserves it.— I.ireirOOl Joursial. i‘t