The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02 00:00:00

'I / 1 ~,---) , ~.---'/- L.--.• / 4/ • /..-f . / .--97 • ~... z . itt-';''-• ' ' .. •-• ~..___ _ • ttberpoot ....bivpittg. . L _ EAST INDIES. IL - .r : : To soil 6th December. 1 For BOSIBAY, Ai - The well-k no w n Ship } RICHARD WALKER, :381 (ho. FloOta,•Commander; j to ". 9 " rPticter, newly cop Bred, and undervin:r a complete rok ei il ftor.—F or terms of .frei , rht or passage apply to BoLo and l isEtl, • B eta, or JOHN TOBIN. . / t o,V 9, 8:36 tllt-SMVA. -. • _ . CARPET ANT) krio, - /ju l iE REirousp, THOMAS • BRANC it Ilas at the El A novka s, an extensive and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable CABIN ET N; HI"! 1 , „ of ev' e ,y des,ription, lucludin Dtt AIYI NG ‘,l r•-,1 arid Rose• woml,, in Carcl,•Loo; r, and Sol.' Tables, Ch a i rs , Couches, Pus's, 01,4 •T; t erburies, and Skreeus; .It,tl LIBRA UY ClIAIBS; Fot.ntriti CHAIR aNt SOFA BEDS; NIA 110 GA NY ilancLEs, In Bookcases, Seeretaires, Sideboards, Cheval gkreet . m. W-avd robes, Chairs, Dining, Card. Libmv,fLou, Sofa, Pembroke, SIMI), Work, and Skreen 'rabies, Cot fies„ Sofas, Children's Unit,, Cots, Cribs, Chest of Drawers, Night Commodes, Bedstepa, Bidets, lint Stands, Boot Racks, Music Standi s •; Stools, Sec. JAPA'NED, STAIN n 1), AND FANCY CHAIRS, ET, Nov. 25. E to sales are ag,ain at and 1000 bap; I3en- Sugar.—No sales re ry little, inquiry for Jere attempted; , the )f Jamaica, at about . Ginger, pr Pimento • kohl at 41d Tit t India at 19$ tr cid ;, chiefly good and I? gallon. • saltery I:roduce but Small sare'of AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT. 1 4 To sail immediately. 't For BO:(1BAY, The fine British-ffitilt Ship RANGER, urn Ricii A It fAisit,Ey, Master; hen 516 tons.—For freight or passage, having superiof ac veaintodatiens, apple to CHARLES HORS/ALL and SON, or to 8W.,11.an(1,13,1,155EL. FRI DAY, DECEMBER 2, 1886. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. VOL. T.---No. 421.1 cieo by auction. bi) ',auction. LADIES' CHARITY. Iu the greatest variet‘; FOUR-Po 3r, COTTAGR, CANOPY : FttF. N .CII, NURSERY, AND this Nv 7 eci: "fOO ton: , d ILO .ef.lamaica; at thout 30 tons ill . toiis of •drilitniirY -2ported in othex de- Whist weeles toots.. 000,hrls.of ordinary irts previous prices. .ly maintained , ;: 365 in other instances 'ies also are .ye;. however. peen quest, hut there ate iknr inquiry.-^' sales to report are tarbadoes at sd; and alted, tit to I'd for and 41 to 51a.11 3 ' ter? Are.p o troaaer abOut 200 Mids ; of Ireland. and the re:. limited being W' about the previous laYa , ago,had.,been aen made.in,Sumac dders , and . Madder' done,in 1 parcels for imine= ed.—Fistkoi)a have usiness done in Cod Lto very small com aarket this week.-- es'of Linseed made Oil extend. only to tppear fim, and de. , t in good recinesP sed of at 1;31 lOs to PTR Is reported, LP. I?kiSineSS 4enlg in :0 les 9d for arrival, . 1 1 / 4 1 0v . t 5. tys, and . Amerin.r. week's rates, with hich continue dit4- 1 freely offerad, are entiairy for Wire, aken I'oo A . nleripan, rican, 100 Peinam are announced for OF COTTON. !mire. thiaYear 331196 344196 .} 63948 1, 4175 27468 } 38015 136 1822. 777 .' 463 "2,41r)4. - 7 8 4 62 "SS 951821 N (sire—ethe' re on ,spef iorted to tl lop. 28. sales on rulation. lie trade Nov. :1836 B .ii , . 'st if(' 3 7 e 3 9 3'lo 4 0 3 10 .. 3 11 old 4 1 .. 4 2 0 .. 0 0 2 9.. 3 0 46 0. 5(1 0 . . 48 0 0 q !: 51 0.. 0..53 La.. 52 .0.. 58 0 .. .. 50 0 .. 54 0 .... 37 0 .. 44 0 wilt 50 0 .. 52 0 . 0 0 0 CO qr. 60 0 .. 68 0 In. qr. • • n 0...0 0 • 0 0.. 0 0 S., 58 0 .. 60 r . . 51 0 . .:4...i0 ... 56 0 .. 60 0 : • 0 0.. .o 0 26 0..28 0 28 0.. 31 ... 28 6 .. 30 0 ..`27 0.. 80ft0 0 0.. 0 0 !OM. g 0.. n .0 ... 35 0 37 6 .... 33 0 .. 31 0 1 A.. ,1 10 Nov.,2s. ; 49' cwt. npon,our tie business done,. ;0 per ewt. 0 0 0 .0 per tierce,. 0 perharTel. 0 per I N.rrei. 0. per cwt. 0 0 --- .0 - cshiie,ili4'fady . ;bf reet, London, the daughter of Peter urcli, and on SIM-. I Warwick-street, MOlynent, in the Towneley, ,The es in Lancashire. King at Arms was ch, Rochdale, the to. Hopopt, Odeit Louse, near tocli- nych, Evcrtnn, by NOwtonivn, Lvma x.Swinburn,• Esq. don, by the Rey', Esq, Conwstall, ihn Taylor, , t it r. T. S. Boirgteltd. to Mrs, Elizabeth T. Jones, Cap f Kincardine, to )n, to Aifis Jana . . Joseph Robinson, Porthind-place, Tames elr , ,z^' - Esq. 1 by all who knew rut 'se vere "illeicrss„ Janeitlie,beloyyd to William Searis— cted and regretted n•s t ree t , formerly `Waterloo, G=reat sititir, borne with JAIIG, Tqlir f 'uishea mere ail, aged Gn, Er. gained him the re .eatli is deeply re- orOly`lamentod by 43,,Lidy Bartle. P the Royal Navy, Ingilby, Barr r. on 'Friday, TO lll ' , ot. rtorlas, Pn cise-officer, War- as Adamson, F 4• Drded a short time MORNING, ed . , LtmtroPL. fi nd ;srs, Newton ,aeon, Walbr" k; ;hin-lane ; Joseph nmond, 27, tor" et-street ; Clarke et; Mr. Thornas the London Cow ernsalem Coffee: .noster-rowl and readneedle-stree t, John Lee, athis 35, lieury-s,tree t o Exchange-stree t . Ir. Malley,Eo9c reston and Dlr. WEST IN7YIES The VICTORIA, h infenge4 to sat 711-moi+ow Horning, For.. 4 t. 1 . And be succee( by tll'e fAst-.ailing Barque r. ar • BARBADIAN. - DA,v ; lO FlurbniNsow. M eter; e‘v loatlini , west side Queen's D )ek.—For (reiu.ht end passage t aPP)Y to ITEYESYLITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenhulnie-square. Halt roon for a few Goods; and will sail on Sunday next 4.74 For TRINIDAD, The regullr-tradjog , Brig LEVANT, E. TnoVE, Mater; Loa( we,t, Fide King's Dock.—Per freight. or assn , e a ir y to JAMES POOLE and Co. T Sail immediately. At. l l ' i -- 11For BARBA DOES, I,', li , trctov I R L A M, J. F. Di AN, Master. Fur freight or ptssav oPPIY 1 ' ' BARTON, IMAM; and lIIGqINSON. THIS DAY. This DA Y, (Friday,) the 2d: instant, at Ttrelie, at the Public Saie-route, - Exchanve-huildings, 950 Bales Surat COVthN, - For further' partieuLirs - apply to HOLLINS H D and TETLEY, Brokers. • al) rA.TCS. For SAVANNAH, The fine new. BaII*A.,AI:OI.INE 7 J I ves S k I,NI IP, MASI Vl' 5 • s„h fm per r.,gi , ter 552 tons ; is iu all reverts a 110- alraYe e mi c ev ,tuce ~..! , ,o rits tir t ivottengertt.— FOr nr 41 '"age app le to DAV 11) }...77..(74ttut Cu.. 5, Soree-vilz” t-• NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. Sailing on the Sth of every Month, viz. 1 4N ETED STATES, N. 11. IloLonEoP...,llso.tons, Bth Deo.. NT.. AN DB EW, W. C. T00mP50N......660 tons, Bth Jan.' V - IlitaNIAN, I. IlAnnts. 6 . tuns, Bth Feb. SII EFFIELL), F. P. ALLEN. tons, Bth March. These Ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city T'irk; and, for strength, beauty of model, punctuality. and swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of (sbtn accommodations, are not surpassed by any in the trade, Anil their commanders are men of greet experience. : - The rate .of passage in the Cabin is tixrd at 'fliirty.five Caineas, including store , ' of all kinds. To.insure punctuality in sailing, no Goods are received on board after tile 6:11.0f each .—A poly to SANDS, 110 DGSON..TURNER, and Co. N T abigation. INR , For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. THE CITY' OF DUBLIN t rl6 : •.x''::- INCORPORATED BY ACT SW PARLIAMENT. The m al,ove Copaoy sail their Ve is, (with .I. trithunt Pltuts,) utking. Goods and Passenger yto the following ports, namely, ;,, To DUBLIN Daily. , For BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on W E DMISPAY next, ~t4ist -7th in4ant, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, from the ‘Atiencp Dock - Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to N.Vater-street. JOHN M'CAMMON and Co., , inciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters an d 14.xporters by a Division of the Profits aniongtbein, alter pa} inent 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 I) 4'ideii is; and to. Shippers of all descriptions of doods and Live Stock the having a well supported EstabliShment'Of first 44its Steamers, and the lOwest rate of Freight compatible with A. due attention to their maintenance. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY . The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION • COMPANY'S first-tate superiorPACK ``' ETS leave the CUSTOM-lIOUSE, LONDON, (weather permitting) for— _ lk AM BURG, (carrying his Majesty's Mails) every \Values. fly. and Saturday, early; in the Morning, returning every Wed. heidarand Saturday. _ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his, Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, ,at Seiren . 'o'clock piecisely, returning every- Wednesday and Satiirdai Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. ANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from the Post-office,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Ship, Princess Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes day and Sunday. Reduced Fa' es—ChierCabin, £22s. aT END and the. RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning Tuesday night. Reduced Fares—Chief cabin, El 10s. CALAlS—Thursday, and Surid:,-. iteduceu Cabin. Si. BouLoGNE—Wednesday and Saturday. Reduced Fares —Chief Cabin, ss. And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and MARGATE. EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON TWEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the Loudon and Edinburgh Steam Packet COllllMl*. leave the Ilrunswick Wharf Elackwill, for Edinbarg h, Wednesda y , an-I Satnrdav Night ; s and for-NEWCASTLE evert fen days. Steam Ships will shortly commence running to BERW ICK -0 N.TW E E D. EDINBURGTh—The powerful and magnificent new Steam ship ,TH E CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in mag nitude and capacity, is now placed upon this stat ion. Pot freight to ito!terillito apply to Messrs. Da BIS and ItAiiN, 4, Cregeent,.lllitlOlieS; for-Thursday's Packet to An twerp t o Messrs. Da Bus and RAHN ; and for Sunday's Packet o M essrs . LIGHTLY and Sis n iN, la VellehiliCh-Street ; and as the other stations to Mr. Nous; AN. 1,. Water-lane, Tower- Itreet.—Berthsrnay be secured at the Offices of the Company, , Itegehf-circus, and 69,1Ainbard-street, and'at '6l, Charing troas, and 35, LeadeulAall-street. Parcels and . s mall Packages to he brought to the Offices of 'this coinnane, 37, Regen!- , ircus, and 69, Lombard-street. Powerful Stearn-packets may be engaged fur Towing and Laecirsions. MAPLES BESSELL, Secretary General SteaniNaviaatian CoMpany, Lontbard,streret, and 37,,Regent-circtu.l • Vro TITO N' S tally valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for Pills_are a pure/xtract of Cammotuile Flowers, prepared by a peculiar proce)s, by which all the medicinal pr,perties of rather more than) dne ounce of 'the flowers are concen tr a ted into four inoderalte sized Pills. They: are mild . in operation, and have proved wonderfully ,suc- . cesshil in removing every symptom of indigestion, sick headache, , 'loss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions of the s ki n , a nd all complaints arising from a disordered state of the digestive organs ; they require no alterations of diet, and their nneration will be found so beneficial in giving tone to the sto mach, regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit,' as fully to convince all who take them of their great utility. 'PerS o us who have suffered from indigestion for several sears . have by their use in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a convincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the • lar g est quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as to pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health and strength. Sold wholeiale by BarclaYand Sons ; T. Butler; E. Edwards ; •P. Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough- Lv and C 0.,. (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bi s hopgate-street, Without London ; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi cine venders. By His Mirjesty's !twat Authority. • PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS IGIOII. 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 " 4 25. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. (With each boi is given directions ho)rto take I hese Pills, And observations on points, beneficial to (he patient. being hints 'worth knowing, by thoie who are, or haYa been sufferers from this dreadful and 'devastating malady. • " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0-sinful pleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis .thus c.o 7 operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human re y."--BL A IR. !!;0 said Protessor Swedour, when he. discovered his grand PANACEA for this Coinplaint, The "Hwean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical diScovertes,) as a specific reme lb, to exterminate.. from the system, that intruder on the plea :sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation; or thought ' lessness never - did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it sias sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating success in the most minute and 'intricate . cases of the • delicate complaint, for the core of which; they hhve been so long cele , brated. Tbe fame of. these Pills throughout Germany, caused thei r s peedy introduction into alMost ever y countr y , and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swednur who filled, 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 communion and safeguard of the soldier, in all eases where the sli<doest suspicion of infection *AA entertained. What Medicine can be snore a ppropriate than that which has gi ve n such g eneral satis• faction, 'rhe Ilvgean Pills root out every particle of the insid uotis poison, puVifyinst in their progress the wholernass of fluids, they . no t only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the di6rent functions of the body—expelling the grosser tin . /waits and in a manner so mild and imperceptible us to con vince th e most . sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled lowers, 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 busi ness . Th e H vg ean Pills may be depended upon as a cel l:tin cure by persOns Of either sex,sin all stages of a certain (Its ' ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At "fly period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will he well to have recourse to' the Hygean Pills, for when taken be ` fore th e disease has made its appearance it. acts' as a certain daint effectually and secretly. preventive, removing the .corn{ pl a int deplorable state r in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor front the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the pliblic.against that danger stle mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. D ev i eson w ill attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel street, Li ver p oo l, f r om. Eight in the Morning until Ten at night (.'m Sundays from Nins tin Two,) where e gives advice to al applicants faking any of his preparation s, WITHOUT A FEE. Letters Ipost-paid .b ) enclosing a remitt a n ce, answeredy turn, .and Medicines punctually transmi tted' to any address, either initials or name. IVIONDAY. On MoNDAY nex4,--theLth instant, at Ten o'clock, in Chatoner and Houghton's Bonded Yards, in Harrington-street, Sefton street, and Kent-street, The following Four Cargoes of Honduras and St. Domingo MAHOGANY, viz., 3'27 Logs Honduras MAliOt;A N Y, being the Cargo now land ing ex Ceres, from the Bay direct, 3Y3 Lots Honduras MAHOGAN Y. being the Cargo now land ing ex Mariner, from the Baygirrect, 215 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being the Cargo now landing ex Dos ego; front St. Domingo,. 255 Logs and Curls Si. DItningo,MAHOGANY, being 'the Cargo now landing ex Aurora. from St. Domingo. Also 138 Logs African MAHOGANY, per Gambia, 21 Logs Havana CEDAR, per Marys, 104 Logs Cuba MAHOGANY, per Marv., with about 200 Tons of ROSEWOOD and 'ZEBRA. WOOD. On account of the lilporters, CH A LONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers. On Mori DA Y next, the 5t h instant. at One o'clock, at Buchanan aluldirowne?s Office, B..Oldhall:street, 45 Tuns Jarnaira LOGWOOI), 4 - Tong Cuha FCSTIC, Tons COCUAIVOC3 . I.?„ m Now landing, PX Charlotte,' fioin Jaaya; west side PtinCe's DOcl..—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE; Brokers. T UESP Ate, On TursnAT next, the 6th. instant, At ;1` welve o'clock, at Buchanan and .Browne's; (Mice. 0 / 01dhall-strect,- , 50(K) East India KU'S and llnfielo HIDES, Ex Matilda; from. Calcutta.—Apply to Alit.t.iittN HUNTER, Esq., Merchant, or to . BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On TuEsnay next,. the 6th instant, ut Twelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Biowne's Office, 8. Oldhall-street, 1200 Dry . Bra zil" 1111.4 , 5, . 6t/0 Salted Jamaica ITTO, . . Lately landed.—Applv to BUOEIANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. FRIDAY. • On FEIDkY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Jee Brothers and Latham's,ollice, 3900 East India KI Ex Eleanor Laidmans, fromCalcutkel.'— Apply to Messrs. SANDS, TUUNER, and,Co., MerchantsVnr Iq JEE BROTHERS and LATHAAI, Brokers. Fin. account of whOm it may concern. , On FRIDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Litt's Warehoute, 214, A rgyl -street, 11 Casks BORACIC ACID; rtiallv damaged, Ex Ellen German, from Leghorn.— pply Co Messrs. CARNE and 'num, Merchants: or to HENRY GLYNN and . SON. Brokers. Ou EntnAy next the 9th instant. at One o'clock, at Samuel Dutton and Nephew Office, 15, Exchanga-buildings, 20 Chests of Bast India ( VM ARABIC, Landed, ex Linton, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs: T. TAT TERSALL, SON, and 'or SAML. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Braers. DUTCH HU LBS. By Mr. T. BRANCH, To.mottuow,4Saturdav,) the 3d instant, at,Eleverio'clock, at the Hanover Rooms,/ 0 ICE Collection of DuTcn BULBS, thatelebrated 731,_ growl li . if Mr . T HooL ts. N , at Haarlem, and comprising Double and Single llyiicinths, Narcisuses. Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Rammuuluses, Anemones, which may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had. VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOR UNRESERVED SALE. -- 1? LUCAS begs to intimate to Gentlemen on the Turf and ig y lA, the Public in uenerat, that he las received instruc tions to SELL Iiv'AUcTION, withou i eserve, on MONDA Y next, the -sth of December instant, t whole of the valuable RACING STITT) belonging' to Ronmiti Tt..uNvn, Esq., who, in consequence of continued indisposition, is deejioing the 'furl altogether. And for the same reason, and at the same time, will be Sold, without reserve, the whole of the BLOOD STOCK belonging to. WILLIAM TUR N nu, Esq., M.P. The Stock c onsists of the Stallions Recovery, Olympus, and Equator; Brood Mares, H o rses in Training, Two-year-olds, Yearlings, Foals, &c., of which full particulars will be given in - , Catalogues. The Sale will take place at Mr. Robert Turner's Farm, situ ate in Cr o w-lane, Newton, near Warrington, in the county of Lancaster, where the Stock may be viewed on Friday (This Day) and Saturday (To-morrow) previous, and on the Morning of Sale. Sale to continence at Eleven o'clock precisely. Catalogues In,;),- be had on the Premises. Crow-lane; at the Leigh Arms lintel, Newton ; Mr Lucas's Repository, Liver pool ; ,Mess: g. TA TTERSA Lt.'s, London; 'DticEn's Repository, Dublin ; , and at this Bush Inn, Manchester. 1 . > • By MR. SYERS, bn Wisbrit;sovi, the 7th December inst., at One o'clock, al the Clarendon Rooms, .Liverpool, grill AT beautiful MARINE VILLA residence, called " West Bank," situate in Liscard, in the county of ; j° le t s i t ' er j , ll at the mouth of the River . Mersey, with . the Gardens and Land occupied therewith,' comprising, an area of about WOO square yat ds, late the property and residence of Richard Addison, Esq., deceased, and now nt the occupation of John coupland, Esq., whose tenancy will expire on the let of Octo ber next. There is certainly not any situation on the river se attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to make the house a convenient attd comfortable residence. It contains Dining and. Drawing Rooms. each 27 feet long, six good Bed ltoit t p, exclusively of Servants' Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry. Water Closet, and excellent Dry Cellars. 2. AFIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying immediately be hind the above, and erontitig the road front the shore to New Brighton,, containing about 32(X) square yards, and being a most desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The tenure is Freehold. The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and the unprecedented progress of New Brighton ore so enhancing this property, that it offers to the purchaSer the singular advan tages of a summer retreat seldom equalled. combined with ati indemnity against the expense of such indulgence, in the rapidly improving value of the land. For further particulars apply at the Quite of Mr. Jute` NORTH, jun., Solicitor, Exchange Alley, where a plan may be seen. TOXT ET 11-PARK CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. frial E M EMB EA% S of the TOXTETH-PARK WARDS CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION intend DINING tnv,ether on Tuks on Y. the 6th Deceinlier next, at DOWBIGGIN'S, Higlp-park Coffee-h. use. Dinner on the table precisely at Five o'clock. Application for Tickets to be- made on or before Saturday next, the 3d December, at the bar of Dowbiggins. Mrs. AUC;USTPS CAMPBELL. fad y Patroness. Mr. F. HAywoop President. f in H ANNUAL BALL, for the Benefit of this Institution, 1:, will he held, by pertnisinou of the worshipful the Mayor and Town Council, in the TOWN-it A LL,'Oll TuzsciAir, the '27th instant. Tickets, 10s. each, (Refreshments included,) to be had of the Lady Patroness, Duke-street ; of the president, and at the usual places. The Doors to be opened at Eight o'Otck. Carriages to set down and take up with the horses heads fac. in Water4;street. N.B.—No re , net• will be received at the doors. PeF.ss BEDSTEADS; Feather Beds, Hair and Straw Matiress,es; I'AINTED C (IA:1113ER REQUISITES. of all descriptions; CHIMNEY and I) ESSIN(; GLASSES; BATifor GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Also, a very diversified Stock of Brussels, Dany.sk, Venetian, and Kidderminster CARPETING, Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns; _ DRUGHETTS, HEARTH I LGs, FIOIRED rl.ooit •ANO Lousy CLonis, of all dimensions, for cutting to It 'Rooms, Officem, Shops, Shins'-Cai)ins, Sze. INDIA FLOOR MATS, 'TURKEY RUGS, HAIR SEATINGS, - London Pr. PER HANGINGS, &c., &c. AFTER' FRIDAY N EI4,KT • On Tt'Esoav, the 13th instant, at T WieVC o'clock, at Roscow and ILigg's, Office, Writer-street, ' 15,000 East India HIDES, Just arrived, ex - Sherbrooke. Apply,. to .Messts. t.nus; PicKLusuaLL, and Cu., Merchants, or to ILOSCOW and RIGG, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the. 14th instant, at One o'clock, ut Daniel Buchanan and Son's Office, Dale-street, 43 Chests SHELL LAC, 25 Bales SAFFLOWIR, 200 Bales ,M UN .1 E 10 ChestANDIGO, 750 Bags RICE, 1100 Bags GINGER, 720 Bags TURMERIC, 1964 Bundles RATTANS, ISO Pieces SAYAN WOOD, luiiilighiSterrreViiii;i',l`;:rl; A w. DANIEL BUCHANAN and SON, Brokers.- PERFUME, HAUL CU I'TING ' AND FANCY WIG ESTAI3LISII:III'INT, CHI'ECti-STRIALT, OPPosllli THE L THEATE:N. y CLISSOLD, the Proprietor of this Establishment, is sin- LP • cerely grateful to the Public of Liverpool tot the support nun encouragement which he has receive 4 since commencing business on the above Premises. Front his extensive expeti euce during a series of years in several London Houses of the first staffing and respectability, and tieir method of doing business, embracing an intimate acquaitance with the most recent and improved discoveries in every branch of the trade, he feels confident that nu Establishment either in the metropo lis or in the country can outstep him in the excellence of his Articles Or the inotlerate nature of his Charges, from the small est trifle to the most valoabie preparation. In order to prove himself deserving of the high patronage with which he has .been favoured, J. °LISSOM:. has fitted up PRIVATE CUTTING ROOMS for both Ladies and Gentle men, perfectly distinct from each other, under the exclusive carept himself and accomplished Assistants, in which the most - superior and fashionable mode of Cutting is daily practised. Hut he begs most particularly to draw the attention of the Pub lic to the unique quality of his Perukes, in which those indis- Teo sable requisites, lightness, luxuriance, beauty, and the. closest •imitation of nature, are admirably combined, forming a strong contrast to the clumsy and misshapen caricatures called Wigs which emanate flow sonic of the must imposing concerns in the own. Church-street, December 1, 1636. TEETn, MADE OF INCOWRODIBLE SUBSTANCE! AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUNi, FOE FILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE. MONS. MA ULAN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46, BOLD-sms.LT, LisKatioot., Of the firm - of Mallon and Sons, 32: Great Ritsiell-street,•Blooms bury-square ; 9. NW Moon-street, Piccadilly, and 10, Leidyaie hilt, City, London, arm', continue to restore DECAYED TEETH with their 5.7 CELEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM souni versally r ecominendedbythe FACULTY of London and Paris. The operation is pert* , Tined in a few, seconds, without the slightest PAIN, HEAL or PRESSURE, and allays the' m.ist excru ciating pain, and lasting for many years. ; also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH. whether arising from age, neglect, or disease in the Gums. 1 N CORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and • NA TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration or con osiou, and fixed without the incumorance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer every ur pose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Chafes as in Paris.—Artificidl Teeth Repaired. - irIONCENTR ATED ESSENCE of JAMAICA GINGER, a Certain Cure and Preventive of all Nervous Complaints, Spasms, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. This Essence proved, - in nu merous cases during the prevailing epidemic of 1832, to be de cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, or Spasms of the Stomach and Bowels. All the objections that have4fitherto attended the administra tion of Ginger in Powder—such as excessive heat and irritation or the faucet( in the act of swallowitos, and a subsequent uneasy sensation in the stomach and bowels, &c. are now completely overcome by the introduction of this elegant preparation, which is made from the pith of the tines' Jamaica Ginger that is im ported. This pith (one ounce of which is equal in strength to four ounces of powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious chemical process, by which alone the whole of its active princi ples can be separated; and is now offered to the public in the very desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Essence. In all Nervous C o mplaints, and Hy pochondriacal Affections, !twondertully s uccessful, acting us a gentle stimulus on the Stomach, diffusing a mild and cordial warmth over the whole , e i x t " st , iii; i t assists Digestion, remov es ratuiencv. fain in the Stomach. Giddiness, ando o hilirates the spirits, thereby averting the too practiey w s nr 4o u n i i r e e h r a e b v i e tu t pers o ns to have recourse to ardent spirits, in hope of obtaining a temporary relief. t 0 which and the fatal results are too wellc tklineooor t o i b require In this preparation they will experience all the relief afforded by such baneful practices, unattended by tbeir subsequent in jurious effects. • For Gout or Rheumatism, both as a preventive and remedy, this Essence stands unequalled. As au Amtivard a pp'ication, the Essence of Ginger is particu larly serviceable. In Ch ronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, &c. where the pain is usually' confined to particular joints, attended with great stiffness, and an almost total loss of motion in the aff , eted limb—hv rubbing the part!, with the Essence, and ttikiug a tea apienitui three times a day in a glass of wine and water, imme diate Seidlitz, or other relief will be experienced, and the activity and vigour of the o i n iff e e t t e e , e i d si p i a t u u ll a l . , l l ioz l i i , l v a e s s s tt o tr f e s d. ia, Mineral Water, will prev e e nl, l - , t e h r ir ic t u c c h e i tt lli b n y g l s , e , t r l s s , i ) i t t l i s o o n its (1 t ate(l Sto mach, which is so often x constitutiOns. From the great estimation in which this article is held, and the high commendation bestowed on it by Analytical Chemists and the Medical Press' generally, who declare it to be the strongest and most highly Concentrated Preparation of Ginger they ever met with, many !spurious imitatins, under sirnatar names, have been offered to the Public, the Proprietor, 'there foie, requests the Purchaser will observe, that this Essence is prepared only at 118, Hodiorn Hill. Loudon, and that the Go vernment. Stamp bears the signature of M. O. Wray, without which it cannot be genuine. Prepared only by M. O. WRAY , Chemist, 118, Holborn Hill; and sold wholes - ale by Messrs., BA I:CLA Y and SoNs, 95, Farring. don-street. London; Messrs. llos‘siiiirlN..l2Go;fisr(iisitt(iAl.,E.h,,Cl.,llri(euett, i cle-office, Lord-street ; Mr. C. MAv m, Liverpool and all respectable Patent Medieine Vend,-, in town and country; in bottles at 2i. 9d. and 4s. lid. each, duty included.for five bottles in one for Ifs. The only Warehouse for " Wray 's Digestive or Dinner Pills," for preventing Indigestion, Flatulency , Ileartlnrn, and I)6w-dery of the Stomach; and "Wr&V'ti Celebrated Ilalsamie Pills," a certain Cure for all Diseases Of the Urinary - passages. Zo be gx..olV. rim he SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT , that recently - erec ted . and well-built MANSION, retied Avri.Ersontrudn HALL, situated con:igiois to the healthy and pleasing vitiage of Attie berougii, in the parish of Nuneaton, in the county of Warwick, late the residence or George Greenwav, if 4t1., deceased. The Mansion consists of a lof:v and noble Dining-room and Draw iug-room. Ilteakfast and two Other Parlours, with spacious En trance-halls. commodious Kitchens, &c., on the Ground Floor ; eight 000 d Bed-rooms on the First Story ; excellent Attic ks and S ervants'' Sleeping-rooms; with admirably built. and per fectly dry Celtarage of great extent. The Out-offices, both Domestic •- and Agricultural, are on a corresponding scale of variety and usefulness, and are situated in conveniently enclosed and separate yards. Thirteen Acres of Land are attached to the house, skilfully laid out in Paddocks, Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, and Orchards, the Shrubs and Trees being in the most healthy and nourishing state, and comprising also .a Walled Garden of one acre in the highest state of cultivation. The whole of this desirable Property is in perfect order and repair, and fit for the reception of a large and respectable family. It is situated S miles from Coventry, and 5 from Hinck ley, in P. very fertile part of the county, on the borders Of Lei cestershire, in the immediate vicinity of Mr. Applewhaite's well-knoWn Fox-hounds, and within easy reach of several other • Packs, and the proposed new line of Railway from Manchester, by Dunchurch, to London will pass at a very convenieut dis- To view, or to treat for the purchas e. ► • to- Messrs. J. and G. CR A DijaCK, ••-t•: u u W wickshire; or to Mr. StlowsatL, Sattntor, Liverpool. To be iLet. - . 9 - 10 be LET, spacious BONDED vonirs, in Ge9rge's- IL street, near the Exchange. Aitply to Mr. Tnuswi CARSON, Solicitor, North Johu-street. / b.; OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arisint. at the 01l Gates upon the Turnpike toad between War: ungton and T Wigan, in the county of ancaster, called or known by the names of Hulme and P obeiton Gates, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bid er, at the house of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mac kerfield, in the said county', on TR tia'snA y, the 22d day 'of De cember neat, at Twelve o'i:joek at'NOon, in the manner directed by the. Acts of Parliament now in fori:C " For regulating Tu n ,- pike Roads," which 'Tolls produced" the 'last year the Stint of i:1,38.5 above the expenses of collecting them, and Willie put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the 'best bidder must at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) o f t h e 'Rent at which such Tolls may be let, and give security, w i t h sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the sa id Turnpike Road for payment of - the remainder monthly or other wise, as way be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem ber, 1836. JOHN FITCHETT, Clerk to the Trustees .• SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE Founded on the original Basis of • THE LONDON EQUITABLE. vaasinimr. The Right Hon. the'Earl of Rosebery. VICE-PREsIDENTS. The Right H on. Chas. Hope, Lord Presidentef Court of Ses s i on. 111 His Grace the DUke of Beet:leech and Queertsberry, K.G. , The Most Noble the Marquis of r I weeddale, Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, of Fountainl , Bart. (All being, together with the whole hod of Directors, Ordi nary and Extraordinary, in term s of the aws. Members Of, and personally connected with the Society, by Assurances of more than thre . e Years' standing.) This is the oldest and most extensive Lt Fit OFFICE in Scotland. INSTITUTED A.D. 1815. HEAD OFFICE, EDINBURGH, 5, St. Andrew - str eet. Present Accumulated Fund ciceeding Half Thousand a Pound Million Skrling. Annual Revenue eXceeding One Hundred s, WHOLE PROFITS BELON G TO THE ASSURED. ruIll: Additions made by way of bonu s to the policies of this On sums lceyary according to assured, Assurances granted to any extent, not exceeding £5OOO, 0 „ p aproved .Lives. t i l l i f e ty du to ra i t ' i i o n n e opfetrliceerpiti;l(ienyt.h: capital No Life Office in Great Britain, since the Equitable , of Lon don, enacted its restricting by-law of 1810, has been enabled to afford equal advantages to the assured, Its Funds and 'Revenues are in a state of the most rapid increase. Farther additions, in proportion to the amoun t and standing of the policies, will be declared at the approaching third pe-: • riouical investigation. The causes which have led to the extra ordinary so of this office, and which have enabled it to declefe so large addi tions, may be easily traced: — It was founded, and has all along linen conducted, 5' the sure basis of calculation. The safety of the data from hich its fables of rates are de duced, had been amply moved by the lung and successful experience of the E.quilatle. The utmost economy, consistent with provision for an efficient management, has been observed throughout. The seiectiou oi lives has been rigidly attended to. It s fowls have been successfully invested. • It has been uniformly prompt and liberal in its settlements. It is wholiy free front the nurtlien and conflicting interests of a PRoPRIET kit Y. II has utterly discountenanced the objectionable practice of p”ing to Solicitors, or other parties unconnected with the office, large coturnissions, as an inducemelit to bring as surances ; and The rules for the distribution of the Surplus Fund or profits has been proved to be alike founded On equity and experience. While,_from.the operation of these causes, this Office has been enabled to economise to the utmost in behalf of the assured, the cost at which the valuable beneffis.of Life Assurances ore ob tained; its advantages are by nu means limited to this Its large and rapidly increasine capital and revenue, and the • ' well-known promptitude and liberality of its settlements , have long since opened up and still secure to it, in a progres sively increasing ratio, all those sources of profitable busi ness, which the most favoured proprietary bodies or trading insurance companies can command. The profits front those classes of . temporary, deferred, and other assurances, which, it has been found expedient to ex clude from al l y participation in the Surplus I. viols, as also the pridits front lapSed aril surrendered policies, and front successful investuteets of capil:il, are all eq ually available to this Society as to proprietary instiraure companies. The important difference is to be found, and to be found onlY, in the application of .the prVits : In proprietai y companies, their operation is exhibited in in creasing the value of the proprietors' stock, and raising their dividends. In this institution, as the profits belong wholly to the assured, their operatiell is seen ill these large additions, which, as in the case of the London Equitable, %ill undcubtedlv render a policy opened in this office, and steadily kept up (hiring the %%hole period of a prolonged life, a very valuable iuhe ritance indeed. Assurances completed before the books are closed ler the cur rent year, have theimporlant advantage of a fail year's stointing over these delayed till the commencement of another year. For Tables of Elates. 8:e. ;Ipply to ARTHUR OUGHTEL SON and Co., Exchange-piece, Agents for Liverpool. Ci lAPEAU FRANCAIS SOLD ONLY 131 JAMES REAP; lg, BOLD-STREET. 'TIRE properties of this HAT aie aihtness, shortness of slap, and brilliancy of colour, which annot be affected by sea air, and in durability equal to two of the best Beaver Hats, and allowed from its beauty and texture to be superior to any Hat vet invented. Price for Cash 20s. Liverpool„Vor. sth, 1836. SILK CLOAKS, ONE GUINEA UACH, ii. FULL SIZE AND WELL lIE, AT COM PTON-H SS, .26 a.n) .17, crawl STRERT. Together with an endless variety in almost every other description equally cheap. IN DI V I DUALS GOING ABROAD from the• Port of LIVERPOOL, are inforowd by S. W. SILVER. CO. or NOS. 9 AND 10, CORNHILL t on now, that they may, procure the ‘rhoie, or any part of an OUTFIT, f rom the coarsest to the finest quality of - Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, et th'eir Branch Housq 7 NOS. 4 AND 5. ST. GRORGE'S CHNSCF.NT SOUTH, LIVEOPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices us at their Warehouse in LON DON. Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information, &e. oysmus, in fine condition, Barrels Gs. Gd• IN and 10*. • BIRMINGHAM TRIPE and LONDON ALAINIODE BEEF in perfection every Evening at Sovekand in Jars for YARMOUTH BLOATERS, remarkably mild, in smaA Barrels, (for Store,) Gs. and 10s., or Is. Gl—per Dozen. J. 'l'. BRETT, ,18, Cases street, Clayton-square, Liverpool. • CANARY- WINE. 'PHIS much-esteemed and excellent WINE is still to be had .1 on application to .riNII...S liEN Virg , cryivu Chambers, Redernss-street. Price per dozen 215., llottl "Orincluded. Orders from the Country carefully attended. to. FIFTEEN THOU 31N tPOILN DS is ready to,,t,e LE NT On Niortga , re upon Freehold Seenrity prodifeing a Rent adequate to the Interest, in stuns not less thatp42•o.lo each.— 4ply to It antsu,' Than; and ParNca, Accoun anta and. Share brokers, Liver Court, South CaAle-street. TO DEALERS IN PLATE GLASS*. TUE GOVERNOR, and co. or the British' Plate 'Gr!iss Mrinufacturers beg to 1; , ;•se the Deal "in Plate Gl4ss, - that they have relinquisheU weir Agency 'Establishment in South' John-street, and to request all future orders may be ad dressed direct to the Works, at . Ravenhead, where they will' re ceive every ittCntion, ant be delivered in Liverpool, with the least possi b le delay. OTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN, that the' Partnership .L heretofore subsisting between the 'undersigned JOHN' JONES and JOHN CRAIG, of Newton-in-the-Willows, in" the county of Lancaster. engineers.' and ironfonnders, and carried on under the linos of " John Jones and Company," and "Jones and Craig," was this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts now owing by or to the said' partnership are to he paid by and to the said John Jones. Dated the 2•2 d day of November, IB3G. JOHN jONES. JOHN CRAIG. JOHN JONES begs to return his thanks to hiS'numerous Friends `or the liberal eneuragetnent and •mpport he has hitherto received, and to inform them, and tt Public in gene ral, that he intends to carry on the'above concern solely on his own account, at the V lAOUOT Foursoity, in Newton; and hopes, by a diligent and prompt attention to all orders he may be fa voured with, to merit their continued pat,r(magg. ,Verton, near Warrington. Nov. 224 1836. LECTURES ON CONVEYANCING. ACOURSE of TWELVE LECTURES on REAL PROPERTY LAW 'and the ART O P, . ONVEY ANC.ING. will he Delivered at the Cr. aitKNp9.s- Rooms, By. NAT - 1. IRVING WILKINSW, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, On TCLISDA Y, the sth December; at Seem o'clock in the Even ing, and *very succeeding Fut l);\ Y and TwisnaT (except dur ing the Christmas and New Year weeks) till the course is voinvlete. Admission Ticket--Two Guineas. Clarendon-wont:, Nor. 17, 1836. GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY. '"ISr,T2 rectors same purpose J TO OUILDRizs. 4! in all respects to th a t n o w built f o r the are - deitirva of teceitting TENDERS for or acent and A bt-t Ev, for the reception of Carriages in nut ockey-tane, Warrington, and to be completed the tender. ttttttttha fr the% .taco alea4A ac ,-- Tenders to be addressed to t he Treasurer o the Company, at the Office, Mefsey-ehanthers, Liverpoo l, on or before- Nl,m -day, the 12tl December, 1836, after which day no Tenders will but received. By order of the Directors, JOSEPH LOCKE, Engineer. Liverpool, Nov 30, 1836. NORTH AND . sourt i v WALES BANK. 28th Nuremher, 1836. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Directors have resolved to make,a CALL of TwO Pounds Ten Shilling per Share, being the fourth instalment (lite Capital Stock of the said Bank. The Shareholders are therefore, requested to pay the same into the Bank here, or in any of its Branches established in the following places, on or before the 2d` January next, viz.: I'w it hell, Welchpool, Oswestry Rut tie, Carnarvon, Chester, Denbigh, Mold, Wrexham, Aberyowith, Newtown, Bishops Castle Llunidloes, LlanrWst, Llaugolui, Bala, Fes tiniog, Macb) trlleth, Llanlyllyn. By order of the Board, THOS. A. CORLETT, General Manager. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS: LIVRRPOOL APOTHACJIZIES' COMPA Ny. IDARTIES wilting to CONTRACT for BUILDING the APOTHECARIES' HALL. intended to be Erected in Colquitt-street, may see the Drawing s, 'and. receive printed Copies of the Speci(icatiou, (together with the Measurements of the Work, calculated by Mr.- Weiy.;htman,) at the °like of Messrs. CUNNINGHAM and I.M I , Architects, Wood-street. at ally time from Monday, the Novemher,instant, to Monday, the sth December, both iucltisive. Sealed Tenders to be delivered on fis before the last-men tioned day, addressed to the Chairman t' Directors, to the care of the undersigned, the Solicitors ut the Compaoy. The Directors do nut bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender; and the party to whom. the Contract may be given will be required to procure competent Sureties. By order of the Directors, FORSHAW and BUCtIANAN, Solicit Ors to the Company. 24, Chapel-street, November 21e1, NIG. •-•• COALS. • TOHN HUSTLER and Co., hest Orrelt Coal Proprietors, 4,3 respectfully inform their Friends and,tho Public generallv, that they continue to.dispose of their beseOrrellCoal at ids. 6d. par Ton. Canal Quay, Ist December, lB3li. BEST HOUSE FIRE COAL. VirESSII.S. JONATHAN BLUNDELL and SON are Oft selling their best ORRELL COAL at 14s. 6d. per ton. Liverpcol, Ist Dec., 18:36. • BlisT HOUSE FIRE WIGAN KING COAL. 04111 E Earl of Batearres's KING COAL is . Now Selling at I4s. 6d. per l'on. The HAIGH CANNEL, of superior quality, constantly on Sale. . JA MES . F. CANNELL, Agent.. GB, Oldhall-street, Der. 1, 1836: ' • Linori not, 2d Dee., 1836. rILARKE and FRANKLA D be g thihrut their Friends and tho Pnhlic that they nre No\i' Selling. their beet li ()USK CO NLS at 14s. Gd. pt;r Ton. 1 4 E, the undersigned COAL PROPRIETORS, beg. to 11 inform the public, that u have not advanced the price of our he.t House Coal. nor have we had it in contempla tion to do so tint ate selling them as. usual,. at I.ls. 6,1. per ton. WOODCOCK. and RA LI BURTON 5, Canal Basin. R.. THICKNESSE, late JOHN HUDSON and Co. 15, Uidh.tll-street. R. TH ICKN ESSE, 69, Oldhall-street. L iverpool,• 206 Soy., 1836. EnOurance Notice. lIAND-IN-IIANI) IN New Bridgenareet., L Eatablish 'SURANCE OFFICE, 31ackfriat s, Luadun. led 101. i. Samuel Acton, Esq. Thomas Poynder, Esq. Sir Felix Booth, Bart. I Wilhelm Scott, Esq. E van Edwards, Esq. Hew y P. Sperling, Esq. James Esdaile, Esq. Henry Wayinouth, Esq. T. Williams Helps, Esq. Henry . ikon, Esq., ALP. John Gurney Hoare, Erq. ltob Vinter, Esq. E. Fuller Maitland, Esq. I Wil atu Wix, Esq. Peter Martineau, Esq. Directors of this Society give notice that they are now prepared to effect Insurances Oil Lives, iu addition to the business which they have hitherto carried on. '['he plan which hai.„..heen determined upon, and the Tallies of Premiums, may be obtained by application at the Office; and the Directors believe that their scale of Premiums will be found to be as henei...ia I to the Public as that of any , 'other Com pany, which is estatitished ou safe principles. The present amount of Capital is amply sufficient to justify the Directors in entering upon this new engawmient ; which they do in the confident expectation that the members, who will be * Mutual Insurers, will, ere long, receive a considerable bene fit, although, by the arrangements that have been wade, no member will be liable to contribute towards losses. Insurers in this Office will have the option of receiving their share of the profits, either in money payments, or by additions to the sums insured, or by tine premiums being reduced, as may be preferred. . A Court of Directors is held every Tuesday at Twelve o'clock precisely, at which the person whose life is proposed to be in sured by the Society is expected to appear ; hut for the con venience of females, and persons residing in the country, the Directors have the power to dispense with such appearance. The usual commission will be given to professionst men and others, who mav be able to lanoline the juierests of the Offiee. The following brief extract from the tables, will give an idea of the scale of anntbil premiums charged. NON-MEM P. hlt.'S BATES, For the Insurance of £lOO on a Single Life, fur the whole term of Life. A g e next lin . ' ll v. Age next LIFE. Birth day. ~ Age next I LIFE. Birth- I day. d. 2 12 4 . 1 " ti 7 3 0 9 12 (1 •1 6 II LIFE, N. d. 1 911 I 3.5 1 LI 5 411 1 19 6 .15 2 5 G 5: M BRIt AT ES, For the Insurance of £lOO on a 'S Single Life,for the who!e term of Life. A Ile gO t Age 1 next 1 LIFE Birth- Ag" twit 1 LIFE , day'. LIFE. Biriti- I day. I A: %. rt. 15 I 118 7 20 2 :1 7 '25 2 8 1 30 I'2 13 5 E , a 219 10 I 55 15 .6. 4 3 7 11 GO 6 7 4 3 17 11 4 10 5 £ d: ROBERT STEVEN. Secretary. BOROUGII OF 1.1 V Eli POOL ririllE COURT of QUARTER SESSION,S o f the PEACE for the BOROUGH will he held in thOiCrown Court, in the S. EssioNs'-not sE. in Chapel-street, on tumsnA v, the 6th day. of December next, at Ten o'clock •in the Forenoon. No Traverses will he tried unless entered for .trial at my (Aire, in the sait(Sessions-honse, on or before the first day of the Ses sions. And all Indictments for Misdetheannurs and Assaults. found at these Sessions against Persons admitted to Bail, must be entered for trial in my.ollice, at or before Twelve o'clock on the day next after the lischar4e of the Grand Jury, otherwise the trial of the same will stand over. . . . . HD. RADCLIFFE, Clerk of the Peace. Town-hall, 26th November, 1836. Ulanttb. AATA N'rqD, a MEDICAL PUPIL). for the W011K• V 119U6 , or particulars apply to the house Surgeon. -, t x. T A NiTE D. a BASS SINGFAt at . the Collegiate Morel), V V Manche ter. Ile will be required jo,ittend the Ditties on SundAys. Wednesdays, and Fridays, atV all Vs-stival Days throughout the Year.--;Apply (if by letter, pest paid.) to Mr. HAititts, Organist and Singing Master; 21 St. ticorgo's terrace, M tun. !tester. BOROUGH OP LIVERPOOL. IVANTED. a PERSON competent for the Office of IN SPECTOR of WEIGHTS and MEASURES fur this Borough. It will be his duty to enter Shops, Warehouse.. 'Sc., within the Borough, for the purpose of examining the Weights and Measures•used therein, and'tO seize suchns are found unjust. The Salary is £lOO per annum, and the person appointed will be requited not to engage in any other business, and to dente his While time and attention to the duties of his office. Applications, with testimonials, under - cover, sealed and ad dressed to the Chairman of the Committee on Weights and Measures, must he left with Messrs. Et.r.ts and S TV.E WORTH. at the Police-office, on or !,eforc 'SATURDAY, the 3d of December next. Wotirc. WHEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued I against GEORGE EDW ARO MOULSON, 111 AS PEIRSON, and JOHN RENRY/DENSTON, all of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, arerchanta' and copart ners, and they being declared bankrupts, are hereb),required to surrender themselves to the commissioners in the said fiat named, or the major pert of them, on the 17th day of December instant and 17th day of January nex., at I of the clock in the afternoon on each day at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John Street, in Liverpool aforesai, and make a full discovery and solo) , to choose a;signees ' —and at the last sitting the said bankrupts ,are required to finish their examinations, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent Vinci the allowance of their certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupts, or that have any o f their effects, are not to pay or deliver'the same but to whom the cutuuiissiouela shall appOint, but they are to .give notice to Messrs. LUIGI! and SA Nl,Kas, Solicitors, Basuett street, Liverpool, or to Messrs. Jona ao,l Vs ILLIA4 Lowe, Solieitois, Temple, London. Publicatiolto. • , C RCM! N, ANI) HALL, ItOBINSONS, GRAPE!.,V A NS; WALMS- : LET, TA Y LOR, and other Booksellers, have received,. 13LAC KW OOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. JET CCLIV. FOR DECEMBER. CONTENTS.-1 Prometheus Bound. Translated from lEstitv- Ins. By Mr Chapin:tn.—lL The Metaphysician. No. 7. AG strartion.—lll. Lines Suggested by a Sketch in Keepsake for 1837. By 13. Simmons:—lV. the- Measure Meted out to others, Measured to us again.—V. The World we Live in. No. 6 2 VI. Religious Liberty' to Echoes of Anti quity. By Delta.—Vlll. The Voluntary Principle.—lX. The Epigrams. of Theocritus.—X. Justice to Irelaud.—A Poor Law.--XI. Foreign Mitital y Letter -from Henry Cranstoun, E. - Sq.—X.lM a The Mountain Derameron. WiLLIAM BLACKWOOD and soNs, Edinburgh; and T. Caukt.i., Strand, London. 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Mr. Lamb, three miles from Lincoln, produced an account into Lincoln market of Si qrs. Nit.. Ham of Woortha 11, near for castle, had fii qrs. front one acre, which he has sold at £5 a quarter, retail at it a bushel. Mr. Hodg son, of Kirton, near Boston, had from the produce of one bushel 13 qrs. There are numbers more that have sold at £5 to £8 per qicirter.• Mr. Shiel, of Grantham, of the Loudon Agricul tural Committee. had one quarter of Fullaiti'sited , Wheat,lhat produced . i 4) bushels ;it was sold in the mat lug at 6-Is. when )-- r, • selling at 3os.and irt..ers were ,is. Your< SII I RE.—Mr. Catton produced 7 qrs.; Mr. Cook, 8 qrs., and Mr. Scroggins, 9 qrs. to the acre ; Mrs. Lake, from three roods produced Gi qrs. and 1 bushel; 'l'. Wilson, Es q , Burton tal a l, ri f d ar H ex u t ir. ells m e r v . e j r%n t r s ; N. k a t. ll s, in o t f be M ' i l e l gi Bridge.b °u h o o d t ea ( C f W B ' e a v k e e r -- ic-Iy field, hail double quantity of this Wheat per acre, with the same management. as well as the difference in price. This proves that from £2l) to £3l) per acre and upwards is made more in wheat, only by changing seed. No difference is required in the management, showing that agriculture is not yet half way for improvement. Withal! House, near Louth, Lincolnshire. I - beg leave to inform the public the athautage of sowing Fut r,ad's Wheat. Tills year 1 lay Inv loss ut upwards of 13.000 1:y not sowing the whale of 10% crop. I vt it tie,s many making more by twice and three times per ucre more of Funakli's Wheat, same field, same management. This year I sowed up wards of 200 acres. I have never uitnessed anything so much to the advantage as this. I occupy between 3.000 and 4,000 acres of land, and have dune for many years. Insert this as it may he for the public good. ns an DAVVkiON. To Mr. Foliate'. R. Dawson, Esq., is the largest fanner in the county of Lin coln. Morilock House ; Or 9th. Sir,—You wrote to me on lii 7th, wishing m e to .send you word how I like vont. Chevalier Wheat. It is decidedly the hest that ever wi,sgrown in the county of Nottingham, and to prove to von the high estimation It has gained over all other wheat, I have sold it to the most respectable tamers, who saw i t to i n . when iii full ear. at £5 per quarter. When ripe I h a il ,::. s in i c i f t . . ,: h i.i r- ,::t a tigind great denoind, I 1i. , 1d 5 qrs. at £8 per qr.. and th e rhi P rr r last three whii•h l kept for iity own seed, 1 sold at 8 gin ta nt q r. I have had the Wheat tried, and it Intike ,, heetitif.A.. w ... _ l'lesse to send me two or three ho.hele of yotir Boys I w er i tru i ii 7 t White Wheat as soon as you can.-1 a iti ri, : . , , , zi o r P . A neierr. , Mr. T. Dill, near I.ineoln, a highly msperiab.l.i.'..l:":ll'7;':i.:(l`rti,;ll oat t sir times more . per this wheat the last week in Vehritaly ) .:;iiii the 21st of August, and has since sold ror three pre vionveiars. arise than any wheat be has tlipos.eti with Mr: Fullard's 'W heat, Ile is sowing every acre of hi. fat in . ... the tiuth ot the Sihte and will be happy to be referred t9.44_.1.r. uiles from Hull, will merit. put i. in . give similar informatio: 1 W Y ,: Coke, Esq., Holkham Ni,.. 1.'„11,,,,1 bac( th e o:o:l;:,utr,o:f,sru.pplviig his Majesty the King with geed ll ' l . l. (I) :i :.% ; i : :: ,, :;aq. s t" ,.: l ;l t:h ir ti : ni s : i i s i'nhi i. le t; n t l lb: ; l.{ :t e:4k: i ii' ll a e l hw e more il' near per acre lir u s c o a ; l i L e g ' ten years.. £2o to 1.:`25 snore than Other oted Old Red 13nrell Wheat war the Wheat to send to any ,ivtl.)(two.4, wi t Ii I ixivi.,:hsk i s t ,i.i d .ei,i7 p ,s trir t ,:s : :i t e t pli t i c :e.i t irgi s e(ui t n . i r itti o le,v t rn i it i ltae.sr. be bad ;i t the sawe pine. Letters post posA. Agents--;,N1% Campbell. Finkiti-street, Hull ; Mr. Fiddes, ii, ve rley A rti.„ Beverley ; Mr. part of o , 1 , the e ; . N Palmer. Swis , Cottage, York ; :,tr. 11. Waiker. Corn EXchange Wakefield ; Mr. Ilietiardsoo, of the Locks, Wakefield; Mr. W. Scholefielci. Doncaster; Mr. ' , Itanisdale, King's Artist, Market Weightim ; Mr.Nell , 'Louth ; Mr. Syhts, Nottingham ; Mr. Johnson, Horiicastle ; Mr. ,W. Courteney. Newton Stacey, neat' Andover i 111 r. Rowe, .N0..2, Clement's Inn, London. and Mr. Fisher, Lincoln. 1 AGENTS for I,IV Ell POOI.--Messrs. F. .I.' a , Gpps itad .. Cu., Na', 18, Vials Lk. Psi% fIAS..