The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-10 00:00:00

zfabfan, MISS M. WOOD begs respectfully to inff IVA. and the Ladies of Liverpool, FASHIONS will be ready for the' (Tuesday,) the 10th instant, and foil, 13, Upper Duke-street, opposite St. . .. SUPERB BEAVER HATS. i el / T HE 21s. HATS manufactured for C. and J. G LHAM, of RUSSELL-HOUSE, Liverpool and M chester, are the finest, lightest, and most durable ever sub tted to public notice. In Style, beauty, and splendid c r, they may be equalled, but cannot be excelled at any pri . Russell-hcuse, Lord-street, Liverpool. CLEVELAND HOUSE, 66, ST. JAMES'S -STREET, Corner of Great George-place. TONES and ROGERS, f rom 24 , Cl eve l an d- ware, have SI now the pleasure of informing their Fr' nds, that they Opened their new Establishment as above, MoNoa r last, the 9th instant, with a varied and ext sive STOCK of GOODS, comprising every novelty of the season, to which they beg respectfully to claim early attention. P.S.—The HOUSE and SHOT to be LET, No. 24, Cleve land•square, with Fixtures complete.—For particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT HUGHES, Land Agent, 3, Duke-street. JAMES REID, TAILOR AND DRAPER, (LATE FOREMAN TO MR. GRAHAM, CASTLE-STREET.) f E G S most respe c tf u ll y t o i n f orm t h e L adies and Gentlemen of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has commenced busi ness at No. 4, SOUTH JOHN -STREET, Clarendon-buildings,) where he hopes that by strict attention, and by producing an article on moderate terms, equal in quality and style to the first Houses in Town. to merit a share of their patronage. J. RE i 0 has just returned from London, where he has selected a neat and fashionable assortment of the vest Goods, suit able for the pr esen t season. H e h as alse himself ac quainted with th e newest an d most approveons in Ladies' Habits, and every article connected with Gentlemen's Dress. J. R. flatters himself that from the extensive practice he has had in London and Liverpool, (having fur nearly the last five years conducted the Tailoring department of Mr. Graham's business,) he will be enabled to give satisfaction to those Ladies and Gentlemen who may favour him with their commands. 1W AUSTIN, 176, DAL E - STREET, b etween t h e G olden • Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HAT-CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVEL !NG BAG MANUFACTURER. Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carria e , Patent Water proof Canvas for covering Trunks. Luggae , &c. WM. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting p vate as well as pub lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with their commands, from a thorough knowledge of the various branches of his business, and for a series of years having con tfucted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar ticles in the above line of the first quality and workmanship, combined with despatch, at a reduction of full 30 per cent. 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-street, opposite the Exchange. CS. MORTON, FURN ISHING I RONMONGER, CUTLER, &C., o No. 11, Berry-street, Liverpool, begs to call the atten tion of the Public to his stock of CUTLERY, comprising Ivory, Stag, Buffaloe, Buck, Bl ac k an d W h i te Bone-handled Table and Dessert KNIVES and FORKS, with Carvers to match; PEN and POCKET KNIVES in great variety; RAZORS of superior quality ; SCISSORS, C rden Knives, and Shears, &c. Th e w h o l e o f w hi c h are RRANTED ; SILVER Fruit and B u tt er K n i ves , Thi m es, Pencil Cas es , Mordan's Penhold ers , & c. ; GERMAN S VER Table and are Dessert Forks a n d S poons, S oup Ladle., Fish and Butter Knives, Gravy Spoons, Mustard and Salt Spoons, Butter and Toddy Ladles , Toast Racks, Sugar Bowls, Teaspoo n s an d Skewers, &c. &c.; SHEFFIELD PLATED Candlesticks and Cruit Frames, with Silver Edges; BRITANNIA METAL Tea and Coffee Pols, Percolators, Table and Chamber Candle sticks, Mustards, Salts and P e pp ers , E gg C ups , S oup Ladles, Spoons, Snuffer Trays. &e. ; TIN, TINNED IRON. an d JAPANNED Ware s • FEDERS, FIRE IRONS, COP PER TEA - KETTLE'E;. &c. &c. &c.; PALMER'S PATENT METALLIC WICK, MOULD CANDLES, made for the CANDLE LAMP only, merit particular attenti o n as giving a LIGHT to su r p ass that of TWO London Moulds, NEVER REQUIRE SNUFFING, are more DURABLE than the Common candles, CLEANER than oil and CHEAPER than anything that has been introduced. N.B. Furnishing and Shipping orders promptly attended to, and an allowance made of seven and a half per cent. P.3.—A Respectable well-educated YOUTH wanted as an Apprentice. May 3, 1836. . EMPORIUM FOR FOREIGN & BRITISH SIIA.WLS, 78, BOLD-STREET, NEXT To THE WSW -HALL, Ltys ß p oor, PRING7O, King-street, Manchester, and 47, 13achanamn-w street, AqiilauspowF4e: LE,- LAWSON ; an d KEMP, mums, beg to announce that they will enter on their new Premises (immediately adjoining those they have hitherto occupied) To-stonnow, (Satnrday) the 7th instant, with a more magnificent STOCK of the various descriptions of FO REIGN and BItITISH SHAWLS than has ever been pre sented in any one Establishment before, all personally se lected by Mr. Pringle. in London., Edinburgh, and Glasgow, consisting of Whi te Ground Figured Cachmere Shawls, with splendid new patterns, from £1 t o £3, equa l t o th e formerly sold between El 15s. and .E. 5. An eleg a nt Assortm 6'nt of Black and Coloured Cachmere Figured Shawls, at e lly low prices. White, Black, a n d C o l oured Parisian Sli 'ls, with some of the most costly and magnificent designs t t have ever been produced. including the pattern chose y her Majesty the Queen of the French at the last expos' in in Paris, at prices varying from £3 to £lO. Long Shawls or Scarfs, in Cachmere, of elaborate workman ship, and beautiful designs, from £5 to £2O each. An immense variety of Summer Shawls, in the various fa shionable fabrics of Hermain, Lama, Crape, Chali, and Silk. An unlimitted assortment of Small Handkerchiefs, in the same texture from 2s. upwards. The rapid succession of novelties in the style, pattern, and size of Shawls which are now produced, readers it impossible that the Shawl Trade can be properly cultivated in any estab lishment where a general assortment of goods is kept P., L., and K. are therefore determined to admit no article into Stock uneonnected with this particular branch, but devote their whole t t _ e ,iltit as hitherto, to th e i mportant and tasteful article of Lad es' n p Dres s using thei r u t most en d eavours to enable them to drumeserve that' extensive conn ex i on w hi ch they have formed Af the last few vears in Liverpool. la.rge variety of the ne wes t P atterns of Shawl Borders, Shawl Mi ddles, and Fringes, in every size, colour, and quality. TNDIV I DUVI.---------------S GOING ABROAD from the PORT of 1 LIVERPOOL are informed by b W . S I I O L VE R & C _ OF Nos. That they may pro cure the C whole , LONDON, V part of an OUTFIT (from the coarsest to the finm °l6 it r ing Cabin Furniture,) at th e 14 1 ,11‘ 4 Goods known, includ- Nos. 4& 5. ST. GEORGE'S Et.-"EZENT SOUTH, Livpapoot . 'At the same WLIOLESALE SHIPPING PR 'Ps their WAREHOUSE in I.ONDoN.IC as a ' Daily communication between Lond, m and Liverpool for Ship_ sailing Information, &e. P- MISS HUNTER respectfully solicit ie attention of the Ladies of Liverpool to herSUMMF,It FASHIONS on THURSDAY next, th e 12th instant. 42, 80ld -street. MISS SMITH respectfully informs he Friends that she has returned from London with Assortment of MI LINERY, DRESSES, &e., to wh,i she respectfully re quests their inspection on . YRIDAY nagt, the 13th instant. 37, Renshaw-street, opposite St. Luke's Church. _A:pren her Friends that her SUMMER ikisfspection THIS D AY , ing days. ltirh's Church. MISS GUY respectfully announces to t Ladies of Li verpool and its vicinity, that she int s submitting for their inspection To-mot:now, (Wedne • ,) the 11th instant, her fashionable assortment of Tuscan Patent, Luton BON NETS, White Paris CHIP HATS, &c. &c. 31, Bold-stneet. THE MI SSES DAVIES b eg t o i n f the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity that eir SUMMER FASHIONS. with a variety of New Fashionable Mate rials, personally selected, will be ready r inspection To-aioa now' (Wednesday,) the 11th instant. 24, Bold-street. MISS HENDERSON respectfully info the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that she s returned from London, where she has most careful! ected from the first French and English Houses, a most F ionable assortment of MILLINERY, DRESSES, &c., with every other novelty for the present season, which will be ready for inspection THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) and following days. Millinery Rooms, 24, Church -street, May 4th, 1836. Air RS. D. KENT respect f u ll y i nforms the L es of Liver -111 pool and the neighbourhood, that on UIISDAY next, the 12th instant, she will have ready fo spection a choke assortment of MILLINERY, and a at variety of Rich Fancy Goods, carefully selected by herself from Parisian House, in London. 110, Bold-sti eet. MRS. ROBERTS respectfully apprises her Friends and the Ladies generally of her return from ndon, where the has selected an essartment of Fashionab ILLINERY, in CAPS, BONNETS, &c., embracin very novelty of the season, which she intends to offer at pi s that shall give entire oatisfaction. It is expected that the whole of the Goods will have arrived by Wednesday next, when she solicits the favour of a Call. Northampton-house, 43, Whitechapel. .., RABY LINEN WAREHOUSE, 11. PARK - 'MEET. MISS J. A. MIDDLEWOOD begs ectfully to an fioseektS .I.l'l nounce to the Ladies of Liyerpo nd its vicinity, that she has received -from some of the noses in London, an elegant assortment of CHILDREN'S DRESSES, CAPES, COLLARS, &c., which she will have ready for their in spection To-MORROW, (Wednesday) the 11th instant, and three following days, at No. 18, PARKER -STREET—she not having the requisite accommodation at her own establishment. TO BUYERS OF LACE, HOSIERY GLOVES, RIBBONS, &e. ROBERTS returns his sincere thanks to his nnmeruus 0 • friends and supporters for their kind patronage, acid-in forms them that his STOCK is new complete with ever Article suitable for the season, in LACE GOODS of every scription. HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, Needle- rked COL LARS, CAPES, &c., together with a general tock of Fancy Goods in Gauze and Crape Handkerchiefs, owers, &c. which he is determined to offer at such prices as shall meet the appro bation of all who are pleased to favour him with their com mands. The Stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves being entirely new made Goods, J. R. has great confidence in recommending them for wear. Gentlemen's Stocks, Shirt Collars, Shirt Fronts, Braces, Black and Coloured Silk Handkerchiefs, in great variety. Northampton-house, 43, Whitechapel. WILLIAM JENKINS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 5, QUEENS-SQ ARE, TTAS pleasure in announcing his return from ndon where, 1 he has made himself master of thefirst a. • most approved FASHIONS in DRESS, and has selectee 3 extensive assort ment or FANCY GOODS, of the NEWEST PA ERNS, which he will be glad to submit for the inspection of t • public. W. J. avails himself of the occasion to tender his grateful acknowledgements to his friends for their extensive patronage, and respectfully to solicit its continuance. ZVantc. WANTED, a well-educated Youth 'an APPRENTICE to the OIL and DRYSALTER USINEss. Respectib:e references will be required. A sina rogressive Salary %rill be given. —Apply at the Standard-office. l ATANTED, a steady active YOUNfer`MAls.l, who under stands' V the in-do o r husinAs of whip -broker's Office, to whom a moderate Salary will be giye'n.—Apply by letter to G. and H., to be left at the Standard Office. I A GENTLEMAN wishes to find a respectable Party, with a small Capital, to join him in an obj.e6 that is sure to pro duce a competence with little trouble r risk. It is not of a speculative nature, is secured by &' eat, and perfectly com patible with the pursuits of a Gentleman. Address, for particulars and an interview, to A. 8., General Postoflice. WANTED, a MASTER f or th e SCHOOL attac h e d to St. John the Baptist's Church, Tometh-park. He must be acquainted with the Bell System ofspition. Applications to be made before the `2Pth instant to the Rev. Mr. HAssar.r., No. 1, Wellington-place. If personally, be tween the hours of Nine and Eleven in the Morning. BUTLER WANTED. WANTED, in a Gentleman's FamiiiltWorth Wales, a steady Man as BUTLER, wh o a ring an unexcep tionable character f or so b r i ety and lion y. A Person of 35 or 36 years of age will be preferred.—All applications to be made (post-paid) to the Office of this paper. WANTED, at a, respectable Hotel in North Wales, a first rate WOMAN COOK, where two K.i/Ken Maids aie kept. Also, a respectable young Wotnan ,IMPP PER HOUSE MAID. None need apply but those fffo can produce good characters.—Apply at 12, nussell-street. P.S.—This will not be repeated. STEAM-ENGINE. WANTED, a New or Second-hand STEAM-ENGINE , of from 60 to 80 horse power, with , Boil complete, for Mining purposes, Lifti ng W a t er , Stamp' re, &c. ee Apply to Mr. IS A A C M ILLER . Shareb er, Liverpool, (if by rl letter, full particulars must be given and postage paid.) THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FISH COMPANY. , - ' CAPTAIN GEORGE GERNIAINE, MANAGER. ' WANTED, an active and intelligent Person : to act as SECRETARY. He must he fully co petent, to keep the Books a n d tak e th e ' genera l managem of the Company's of Office, and will e be required to pro v id e reties to the extent of £5OO. Sealed Tenders, (post-paid,) addressed " To the Committee Of Management," must be forwarded to the Solicitors of the Company before the 16th instant. The Committee have obtained an adequate. number. of Fish ing Smacks of the first class, manned by experienced Fisher men, and fully equipped in every respect to enable them to insure an abundant and regular supply of Fish of every kind. The Committee have also secured the purchase of a most eli gible site for their Dep6t and Offices. , By order, WILKINSON - and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors to the Company. LANGUAGES. AREPORT having got into c i rc ul a ti on , th a t M r . DE LAMA had been dismissed from the Institution in St. Anne-street, he begs to refer to a letter (front which is an extract below) received from the Secretary, by which it appears, that his terms were not sufficiently low. that r Mr. De L. think s it d ue t o himself t (rate, that he did n o t receive the slighte s t i n ti ma ti on that ' services would be dis pensed with till an advertisement a Spanish Teacher acci dentally met his eye, two days p rev i sto that fixed upon for the election. Classes for the French, Italian, Spanish, German, and other languages continue to meet, as usual, at his house. A Class fir Spanish, (of advanced learners,) of twenty mem bers and upwards, meet twice a week. Terms, Half a Guinea per Quarter each. In this Class the members read the higher classics, and are prepared for commercial correspondence. The conversation exclusively Spanish. " I beg to offer my testimony to the very efficient man ner in which you have conducted the class placed under your direction, to the marked and rapid improvement of its mempers, and the general satisfaction you appear to have given. —I have the honour to remain, dear Sir, &c. (Signed) "H. TINDAL ATKINSON, Secretary. "To Mr. De Lara, 151, London-road." VM. JOHNSON, PORTRAIT--FAINTER , i n Oil and . Miniature, returns his si4efre thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have honoueed him with their patronage for the last six years, and bego to inform them and the public of Liverpool and its vicinity, ttfat he continues taking Striking Likenesses at Mr. SMITH'S„-64, LORD -STREET, where Speci mens may be seen, and terms known. -• • • • I.B.—Portraits in Oil aud. Miniature correctly copied upon reasonable terms. A T JACK'S COFFEEOUSE, 17, CLAYTON SQUARE, Breakfasts, Lyanches, Dinners, S u pp ers , T ea , Coffers, and all oth er Refratithents are provided on the plan so popular and successful in London. HOSKTNG, ARCHITE C T, SURVEYOR, LAN D and Hobs • AGENT, respectfully informs the Public that he has on SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a great variety of LAND, of the most select character, suitable forth.e- erection of Villas, Cottage Ornees, and Terraces there° , jthe extent of Pleasure Grounds varying,) and also a vari of HOUSES of the above" description, many of which are j' or occupation, and calculated for the residence of Families.:7 f the first respectability. The situations enjoy, in the environsof Liverpool, the most interest ing inland and marine Scenery. Also, LAND for Warehouses, Shops, Offices, tkc., in the most central part of business. To those who are desirous of investing small Capitals for the purpose of securing an income, V. H. can offer them small HOUSES in different parts of the town, which will pay from ten to twenty per cent. interest upon the outlay. To Gentlemen having Land to dispose of for Building pur poses, in which superior taste and judgment are required in the arrangements, V. H. with confidence offers his services in his capacity as Architect and Agent, and earnestly solicits their patronage. N.B.—Any Parties desirous, may have a Villa or Cottage Ornee erected to suit their convenience, by entering into a Contract to take the same for a Term of Years, at a remunerat ing rent. Office, 6, Castle-tired, Liverpool. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T BEG leave most respectfully to o myself as a CANDI JIL DATE for the Situation of LECTOR of TAXES, should a vacancy occur. I a the son of the late Simeon Frankland, Dock Master; an , should I be elected, it will be my endeavour to 611 the Situation in such a manner, as to merit your approbatiou. _ l o am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, S. B. PRANKLAND. 13, P WM. MAYBRICK, Cl er k o f St. Peter's ark Church, er-street. most respectfully solicits the Votes and Interests - of his Friends in favour of his Son-in-law, S. B. Frankland, Candidate for the Situation of Tax Collector, should a vacancy take place.— Basnett-street, May 7, 1836. (To be ritZl. JOHN G. OUGHTERSON, Leicester-buildings, King -street. (This Advertisement will not be repeated.) Yu() be SOLD, Five DWIMLING -110"---MjSE in Regent. street; Rental, £l5B p et annum, Freehol f Inheritanc e . This Property b e i ng near t h e Clarence Do ,is worth the at tention of any p erson d es i rous o f making ood investment.— Apply to Mr. N ORTH , Solicitor, Euhatige- ley. r NO be SOLD, by hiIvATE CMITRACT, a 11 FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in Daley Exchange, well calculated fur a liank.—Applf Solicitor, Exchange-alley. ri valuable Ofeet, near the to Mr. NORTH, 11110 be SOLD, a Piece of Freehold LAND, situated near 1, the bottom of Gibralter-row, Bath -street, well calculated for a Warehouse, and a HOUSE fronting Deuison-street.— Apply to Mr. NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley. ON SALE, A VERY fine CIIESNUT HORSE, five years old, above .1 - 116 hands high, of immense power, though nea thorough bred; warranted sound, steady at all kinds of r , and per fectly free from vice. Would make a splendid arriage Horse. Lowest price, Sixty Guineas. Any reasonab e trial would be allowed. To be seen at the George Inn Stables every day. Liverpool, April 29, 1836. FOR SALE, a very h an d some G rey M ARE, 15 Winds high, 4 years old, well bred, and all sound enga ; fast in all her paces, and perfectly quiet in double or s' e harness, or to ride. To save trouble, Price 40 Guineas. Apply at HOWARD'S LIVERY STABLES, Myrtle-street. VERY ELIGIBLE PROPERTY, IN WAVPRTREE. TO be SOLD by P RIVATE C ONTRACT, the I SIDENCE the late J. Myers, Esq., with 22 Acrerof AND, statute measure, in a high state of cultivation, rge well-stocked GARDEN, with Hot Wall, very good sp ious Outbuildings, and Two PEWS in the Wavertree Church. The Land is admirably situated for the ercection of Villas, being high and dry, with both Rock and Clay. Particulars may be had by application to Messrs. LACE, Sox; and MYERS, Castle-street, Liverpool. TO GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS. TO be DISPOSED OF, an old established BUSINESS in the above line, in consequence of the pr sent Proprietor retiring. The Premises are spacious, with/a large and com manding frontage, situated in a first-rate (beiroughfare and po pulous neighbourhood in the City of Lot on. The Business has been established upwards of Thirty Years, and is still capa ble of being much increased.—For Cards of Address apply (if by letter. post-paid) at 63, Cheapside, or Messrs. THAN , Eus and Soto, Wholesale Grocers, 19, St. Swithin's-lane, London. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, FAIRFIELD TERRACE, OPPOSITE THE NEW BOTANIC GARDEN, EDGE.LANE. T O be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a modern and sub stantial DWELLING-HOUSE, containing, on the Ground Floor, Di n i ng an d Breakfast Room Witehen, and oth er Offices; o n th e Fi rst Fl oor, Drawing-roo '3 Bed-rooms, and i f Dressing-room, Wat er Cl ose t , H ot an d Col Baths; and, on the Second Floor, 5 Bed-rooms. The House is replete with every convenience. Good Cellarage. Apply to Mr. JAMES KNIGHT, 137, Islington; or to Mr. W. FULLER, 66, Castle-street. FREEHOLD BUILDING-LAND, CHESHIRE. V ohe SOLD, by PRIVATR CONTRACT, about WOO square _IL Yards of Building LAND, situate at Seacombe, Cheshire, abutting upon the River Mersey, commanding extensive views in every_ direction, and formin g th e mos t prom i nent part of Sea combo Point. It is particularly worthy of notice as theanst eligible site a t Seatombe for the E rec ti on o f Vil las ang respectarble Resi dences, and would prove a valuable investment for a Joint Stock Building Company. For farther particulars apply to Messrs. DEANE and laLxm, Solicitors, Liverpool; or, to view the Land, at the High Sea combe Hotel, near which the Proprietor resides, and may be referred 0 be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that M ESSUA GE or DWELLING-, with e SHIPPON, STABLE, CARTHOUSESHEDS, th and other BREWERY OUT , BUILDINGS, and the GARDEN and CROFT thereunto belonging, containing three quarters of an Acre, after the mea sure of 71 yards to the Perch, situate in the villa ! of Wavertree, in the county of Lancaster, on the so. th . .e of the public highway leading to Liverpool, and lat i. the occupation of Mr. Thomas Fleetwood, the Proprietor. This Property lies within a short di ante of the town of Liverpool, and is very eligibly sttuated for Building upon. Im mediate possession may be had. For further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solici tor, Prescot. 9 11. 1 10 he SOLD, bv PRIVATE TREATY , T wo sma ll FISH !NG SMACKS, one ready for Launching, of about 12 Tons register, old .measurement, the other in a very forward state, of about 20 Tons register, old measu meat, and a BARQUE in Frame, of about 320 Tuns, n measurement. This vessel is well worthy the attention of shipowners who may require such a vessel: her frame an nodel are of a very superior description, and the timbers "fell seasoned. Every accommodation, su c h as the Use of Saw-pits, Y ar d, R oom, Smithy, Joiner's Shop, will he given to the purchaser fur the completion of the Building of the Vessel. Apply to Mr. HENRY STEEL, Timber Merchant, Wapping, or to NI r. THOMAS WHINNERAH, Accountant, North Crescent I Chambers, 2. Lord-greet. ()N SALE, up war d s o f Si x t y Th ousand S are Yards of LAND, Freehold of Inheritance, the east side of Vauxhall-road, and within the borough Liverpool. —Apply to Messrs. LACE, SONS, and MvErts, Castle-street. N SALE, about 1500 Square Yards of LA ,in Vaux kJ hall-road, adjoining Messrs Jump and o.'s Mill, and having a front to the Leeds and Liverpool nal, as well as to Vauxhall-road, affords a situation peculiar • eligible for a Ma nufactory of any kind. Apply to SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, a Capital nfedern built ki DWELLING-HOUSE, situate at Eve on, now in the occupation of the owner, James Plumpton, ~ together with large Garden, Coach-house, excellent Stable g, and other con venient Offices. The Premises are large and commodious, and contain every accommodation for a family of respectability. To be viewed by cards only, which may be had at Messrs. WIN STANLEY and SONS, Church-street, and for further particulars apply to Messrs. FOSTER and STEWART, Lawton-street, Liver pool. O N SALE by PRIVATE TREATY, a Lot of LAND, in Pool-lane, at the corner of King-street, being 'n front to /6 „) Pool-lane about 121 yards, and to Kincr-street t3O yards, and from the extent of front to these two it ortant streets being particularly desirable for the erection o • Bank, General Otlies, or any other purpose where co • erable light is re quird. The 'tenure is Freehold of Inhe ance. There are two Shops, Counting-houses, and other erections on the Land; but the Buildings in front to Pool-lane are to be taken down in consequence of the improvements there, and, the arrangements for that purpose being completed with the Cor poration, the Property is now offered according to the new alignment. For particulars apply to Messrs. FOSTER and STEWART, Lawtou-street. TO THE PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL. LADIES AND GENTLESIEN, IBEG most respectfully to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for the Situation of COLLECTpit of TAXES, and trust that the strong testimonials whichriliall produce on the day of Nomination will be satisfactory./ I have been several Advertisiiii and Collecting Clerk at the Courier-office, the experience Of'which has given me a thorough knowledge of the town ; and /' have also paid rates between nine and ten years. - 1 am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant, C. W. TOWNSHEND. Castle-street, April s 30, 1636. ebizirattO. Co be *ow or Ea. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. TO be SOLD or LET, with immediate po ession, that re cently-erected/ DWELLING-HOU ', called SAND FORTH, situate near the village of West rby, together with the Outbuildings, large Walled Garde Lawn, Shrubberies, and a Close of Land; the whole cont • s about 4 statute acres. The House contains, on the basem . t story, handsome En trance-hall, with Stone Staircase; iginin,9 , ,-room, 17 feet by 27 feet; Drawing-room, 16 feet 6 inch by 30 feet; Breakfast room and Library, each 16 feet 6 inches square; large Kitchen and Back Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Store room, and Glass Closets; and above which are eight excellent Bed-rooms, with Three Dressing-rooms, Hot and Cold Bath, Water Closet Housemaid's Cl ose t an d S tore-room. , The House was built about three years since, and has been !horoughly papered and painted within the last twelve months; t is distant 31 miles from the Liverpool Exchange, command- N. , an extensive view of the surrounding country. For particulars apply to lticitAup BRYAN, Slater's-court, Castle-street, Liverpool. --- TO MASONS AND OTHEIiS. A NY Person willing to CONTRACT for TKKING DOWN the 1 - 1_ present TOWER of ST. THOMASXCHURCH and ERECTING a NEW ONE, may see Oil-Drawings and Speci fications at th e Surveyor's-office, ‘TownAiall. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Chairman of the Finance Committee, to be left at the Office of the Clerk of Committees, Town•hall, on or before THURSDAY, the 19th of May. Town-hall. 30th April. CONTRACT for LIGHTING th e O u t-t owns hi ps, w i th i n the the Parliamentary Borough, for the two years ending !Ids of Sept. 1538, and, also for the Lighting of the Parish of Liver pool and the Out-townships for the follows g seven years, sub ject, nevertheless, to the exception of s parts of the same as the Council may direct, and also, to th extension of the Light ing from time to time, as may be requi re d by th e C ounc il . Sealed Tenders to be left on or before Monday, the 234 May, marked " Tender for Lighting," at the Clerk of the Committee's Office, were further particulars may be known. Town-hall, April 26, 1836. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD SEA VIEW, BOOTLE, NEAR LIVERPOOL, (FM:MEI:It THE RESIDENCE ur. THE REv. T. BOLD, A.M.) Ayff 11. FL EM ING, A. 8., three years Classical and Mathema tical 'rotor in the School of the Rev. W.- - Rawson, A.M., Incumbent of SeatOrth, receives into his Ifouse a limited num ber of YOUNG GENTLEMEN. TERMS: Pupils under twelye years of age Fo ty Guineas per Annum. „ above twelve „ Fifty The House is near the Se a , an d sup pli e d with 'Warm and Cold Laths. FLOWER PAINTING/ s a p n e d c t f i t u s l I vici t v t o t h a a t n noun havingc c t l o a t t e h l v e Afil.aidiEesLoLf Y Li v u e lo rp st o ol arrived, he will commence teaching the legant art of FLOWER PAIN 1' IN G. Specimens to - b seen at Mr. BURL AND ' S , Church -street; at Mr. LAcy's, B d-street ; and at Mr. KEL. LY'S residence. Nu. 6, Cornwallis -street, where Terms, &c., may be known. BLUE COAT HOSPITAL. (AN SUNDAY MORNIN G next, 15th a SERMON k will be preachel , 1 . 11,im s s nun, Park-lane, and a COLLECTIO N made tu aid e Funds of tue Blue Coat Hospital. Liverpool, 9th May, 1836. ON SALE, SHARES in the following Undertakings, viz BANKS. 300 Shares in the Royal Bank of Irelan 560 Ditto in the Ulster Bank. 3'o Ditto in the Agricultural and C nnercial Bank of Ireland, 220 Ditto in the Drogheda Bank. Also Shares in the various Local Banks. italtwAys. 2(Y) Shares in the Ulster Railway. 60 Ditto in the Dublin and Drogheda. WO in the Grand Northern Trunk. 100 Ditto in the Northeastern, (Belfast and Ballymena.) 100 Ditto in the Great North of England. Liverpool and Manchester. North Union Line. Birmingham and Gloucester. Birmingham and Derby Junction. Grand Connection. Eastern Counties. Hull and Selby. Manchester and Chester Junction. South Midland. MINES. Great Wheal Prosper Tin Mines and China Clay Works Kellew•erris. West Tresavean Wheal Gilbert. Wheal Harmony and Montague. British Silver Lead. Apply to ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker. North Crescent Chambers, 2, Lord-street, Liverpool. TOSEP H HODGSON and CO., SHARE BROKERS, have it/ on SALE BANKS. Commercial Bank of England Northern and Central Bank ....... .1 1 ' Ditto South Lancashire Ditto , Ditto South Midland Ditto t. - Ditto Isle of Mau Ditto RAILWAYS. Ulster and Belfast Edinburgh and Glasgow London, Salisbury, Exeter and Falmouth Ditto .; Ditto Chester and Birkenhead Chester and Crewe .', Ditto .1 ° Ditto Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Chester Junction. Grand Connexion Gloucester and Hereford MINES. South Polgoth Cilley Tin Wheal Lady Granvill East Wheal Fanny Wheal George Great Wheal Prosper ro be Viet. T , / O be LET, with im me di ate possession, .very Conveni en t FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly sit died in a reti re d ie neighbourh oo d, with a n exce ll ent Gar , Hot-house, Fish pond, &e., within two mil es o f t h e Exch " ge. For parti cu l ars apply to Messrs. MALEY and Evitr . , Seel street. /110 be LET, the WORKSHOPS, SHED ) % and YARD, _I lately occupied by Messrs. T. and 11. 'arter, as Copper smiths, &c., fronting the Waterloo Dock, i i ne or more Lots. There are a Four and Two-horse Ste..• - 'Engine, and Two Lathes in one of the Workshops, in working order, a n d which will b e Let w ith t h e Premises, ierequired. Apply to Mr. JOHN PRATCHETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwick street. SEA BATHING AT PORTRUSH. r N - 10 be LET for th e season , a l arge an d comfortable JIDWEL LING-HOUSE, completely furnished with every acconi modatiou for a large Family. It has a ree-stalled Stable, Coach-house, and enclosed Yard. Portrush is situated within four and alf miles of Coleraine, where there is a cheap and well-sup led Market, and within six miles of the Giant's Causeway. There is a regular communication every week by first-rate Steam Boats between Portrush, Liverpool, and Glasgow. Apply (if by letter, post-paid) to RICHARD BENNETT, Esq., Ardverness, Coleraine, or J. A. and IL Forest -taw, 7, S trand- Street, Liverpool. By His Majesty's Royal Authority. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. FOR the effectual extirpati on o f every species and symptom of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders rising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, No. 54, Seel. street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater- eet) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. lJWith each box is given direction ow to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to the patient, being hints worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady. " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "Those, 0 sinful pleasures, these are—thy troptrterw.lis thus co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest hu man nature, and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe lictv."—Bi. AIR. So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand PANACEA for this Complaint, The "Hygean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries,)as a specific reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and • used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate 1 complaint, for the cure of which, they have been... so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad dresses.were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who 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 duri ng the long continental war they were th e inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The Ilyg,ean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous poison, purifying in their progress the wholemass of fluids, they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so inild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral, and may be tak e n w ith out th e slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The Hygean Pills maybe depended upon a s a cer taini cure by pers o n s o f e ith er sex, n all stages of a certain dis ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience. At any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts As a certain preventive, removing the complaint eff ec t ua ll y an d secret l y. The deplorable stat e in which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger ous mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten at night, (on Sundays from Nina till Two,)'where he gives advice to all applicants taking any of his preparations, wiTirot T A FEE. Letters (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by re turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, either by initials or name. Now publishin,„o, ANEW Edition, being the sixth, o f C ALMET'S DIC TIONARY of the HOLY BIBLE, with the FRAG MENTS of the late CHARLES TAYLOR. This Work, which forms Five Volumes Quarto, will now be published in P ar t s , co ntaining at le as t T en Sheets of Letter press, and five Copperplate Engravings or Maps, worked on Tinted Paper, price ss. One, and occa s i ona ll y two Parts, will be published on the Ist of each Month, until completed. The whole to be comprised in Forty Parts. On the first appearance of a work like the o.tr - n - ow again offered to the public, it would have been imp... .le to prognos ticate, with any certainty, its success, or . .nfidently to affirm that it would prove itself universally a , itible, and -become, in a manner, indispensably to the student ivinity. Very many excellences, and some of the rarest kind, must concur in such a work, to adapt it to general utility—to stamp upon it a perma nent value, and to secure it from the danger of being quickly superseded by similar productions. To reach this high point of success it must not merely comprise all those various and com mon elements which mere industry, with a sound judgment and extensive erudition, may readily collect and digest; but it must be vivified throughout by that originality and spirit—that fire and force with which it is the prerogative of a few minds to animate their productions. And how few, even of those who are thus peculiarly gifted, possess at the same time, and in an eminent degree, the faculty of acquisition, and those habits of patient industry, without which profound and exact learning is neither to be acquired, nor usefully employed. That the Editor of CALMET, and the Author of the FRAG MENTS, who thus rarely and variously gifted, needs not now to be affirmed; since this praise has been long and generally awarded to him, end indeed has been rendered indisputable, by the mere fact of the unexampled circulation of the extensive work which embodies his talents and acquirements. During the period that has elapsed since the first appearance of Mr. Taylor's edition of CALMET, many works of a similar kind, and some of them of great excellence—excellence that must severely have tried the merits of any competitor, have been given to the world, and have gained their share of public favour. Nevertheless, the appearance and diffusion of none of them has for a moment slackened the sale of this. CALMET'S TIONARY has, in fact, held on its way without disturbance, during a long course of years; and the principal occupation of the Author, in the latter portion of his life, was the revision of the successive editions it passed through ; and since his decease it has been twice reprinted (excicusively of the condensed edi tion, in one volume, octavo, of which more than4ooo copies have been sold) and it is still in constant demand by the public. The statement of the s e f ac t s i s f e lt t o b e an act of justice to the memory of the Author, who himself, with a singular indifference to literary fame, abstained, to the last, from personally claiming the high reputation he had won. The Proprietor of the Work believes also that such a statement is at once more becoming on his part, and is likely to be more satisfactory to the public, than any recommendation of it which he might attempt. While speaking of what is due to the memory of the Editor and Author of the Fragments, he has to announce th a t t o th e f or th com in g edition will be prefixed a brief Memoir of his Life and Literacy course, Sold -by Ainsworth and Sum; 107, GrearAndoats-street, Manchester; 118, New Scotland-road, Liverpool; 15, Ro c kin g . ham-street, Leeds; 76, Northgate, Blackburn; and Piccadilly, Shelton Potteries. London: Samuel lioldsworth, Amen Corner, Paternoster. row. Ettourattre Notice. THE LIVERPOOL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL £2,000,000 IN 100,000 SHARES, TRUSTEES: Sir THOMAS BRANCKER, WILLIAM BROWN, E sq . I ADAM HODGSON, Esq. DIRECTORS. • - GEORGE HOLT, Esq. C irman. THOS. BOOTH, Es q ., an d RICUA R EDWARDS, Esq., Deputy Chairm . Thomas Brocklebank, Esq. • Alexa er M`Gregor, Esq. William Dixon, Esq. Andrew Melly, Esq. William Earle, jun , Esq. James Moon, Esq. Joseph C. Ewart, Esq. Lewin Mozley, Esq. Ormerod Hey worth, Esq. William Nicol, Esq. Samuel T. Hobson, E sq . C harles S. Parker, Esq. Joseph Hornby, E sq . James Powell, Esq. George H. Lawrence, Esq. William IC Preston, Esq. Andrew Low, Esq. John Ridgway, Esq. AUDITORS. ROBERT MATHER, Esq. I DANIEL JAMES, Esq. BANKERS. THE BANK OF LIVERPOOL. SOLICITORS. Messrs. PRITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Union-court. SECRETARY. Mr. SWINTON BOULT. THE DIRECTORS b eg to inform the Proprietors, that the Dori of Settlement of the Company will lie for signature at the Office of Messrs. PRITT, CLAY, and Swirl., Union court, Castle-street, on and after SATURDAY, the 21st instant; and each Propriet o r is hereby required to sign the same, and to pay into the Bank of Liverpool the sum of £1 10s. for each Share which he or she may hold, being the remainder of the first call of £2 10s. on or before that day. The Directors have further to state, that they have taken an Office at the top of Water-street ; and that the operations of the Company will commence on WEDNESDAY, the ISt day of June next. SWINTON BOULT secretary. Liverpool, 7th May, 1836. MISCEL L A N E 0 US. Liverpool Towing Liverpool & Manchester Coal Liverpool and Manchester Fish Ditto .. Ditto Liscard Ferry Egremont Ferry Ditto .. Ditto Liverpool Timber JOSEPH HODGSON and Co., 60, Church-street, having opened Offices for the exclusive transaction of Agency Business, and made extensive arrangements with other Agents throughout the country, beg to inform their Connexion and Capitalists ge nerally, that they may now meet with a ready and safe chan nel for the buying, selling, or transferring of all kinds of Stock on the most advantageous terms, which the existing state of the Money Market will allow. Offices, Canning-buildings, South John-street. Nib litiblirationo. AWFUL DISCLOSURES ,OF MARIA MON,E.. Also, LORETT4I - History of the Daughter of Canadian NUN. To be had of HENay LACEY, Bookseller and Stationer, 61, Bold-street. Just published, Bvo,_ bound in cloth, price 45., ACOMPLETE MANUAL of ANCIENT BRITISH DRUIDISM, by the Rev. D. JAMES Curate of Almond bury, Yorkshire. , it " We promise all readers a rich treat *lie perusal of this work."—Licerpool Standard. • London: Whittaker and Co.; Manchester: Banks and Co.; Lives pool : W. Grapel. • DENNISON'S MAP OF LIVERPOOL an d t h e Envir ons, embracing an extent of 81 by 6 Miles, and showing part of Cheshire, may be had of the Publisher, at his Office, Commerce -court. Lord-street, or of any of the respectable-Book sellers. Price in Sheets (the set) ....... ........ i s r:11 11 6 Separate Sheets •—••••. 0 10 6 each. Mounted, Varnished, Mahogany Roller, &c., 2 12 6 In a neat Case 2 12 6 In a Library Case BARGIN. ENCYCLOPEDIA ME A 7'ROPOLITANA. ACOPY of the ab ove W or k , perfectly new, 43 Parts, (all published.) ON SALE at WM. CLOUGH'S, Boox- SELLER, No. 76, CHURCH -STREET, Published at 43 Guineas, now offered at the low sum of 20 Guineas. , This splendid and truly original Work w tfronlY a few Parts of being completed. Also may be had, LODGE'S PORTRAITS complete, a Subscriber's Copy, £lO, published at £3O. BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALES, 26 vols. 8 vo., embellished with a profusion of beautiful Engravings, good im pressions, half calf, gilt, £lO. WAVERLEY NOVELS, new edition, 40 vols., half morocco, gilt, fine Plates, £l3. MAY 10, 1836 A LARGE ARRIVAL OF FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS, AT GLOUCESTER HOUSE, No 9, PARADISE -STREET, Vublfc 13obiro. XIM. BECKWITH b egs most respectfully to apprize hi s * numerous Friends and the Public generally of his return from the London, Dunstable, and Luton Markets, with a choice and fashionable Assortment of SPRING GOODS- Which are now ready for inspection, and, moreover, he begs to observe, that notwithstanding the unprecedented rise which has taken place in almost every description of Drapery Goods, but most especially in Silks, he has not as vet marked ANY ADVANCE On the Stock on hand, nor is it his intention to do so, but, on the contrary, it is his determination to give his Customers that advantage which a Large Stock laid in previously to the ad vance must offer, at a period like the present. With respect to the article of TUSCAN AND FANCY BONNETS, His Stock is now replete with every novelty that, up to this moment, has been introduced to the FASHIONABLE world czv e by the first houses of note both in London a iris, and be has made arrangements with some of the most fashionable houses in London to transmit hint to verpool every new shape on its first introduction at the W End, so that every novelty that makes its appearance may be obtained within a post at his Establishment during the entire season. The following is a List of a few Articles worthy of notice : s. d. Girls' Black and Whit e D unsta bl e Bonnets 0 61 „ Duristable Bonn e t s Fancy Tissue Bonnets Wromens' coloured Bonnets 1 3 n good Dunstable Bonnets Fancy Tissue Ditto Tuscan Bonnets „ French Bonnet Shapes, qd. to 7id each. An elegant Assortment of new Gauze and Bonnet Ribbons, rich figured Satins fur Bon ne t s, i n every s h ade of colour, from the chaste dove to the flaming amber. A large Assortment of London. Printed Muslin and Shallie Dresses. A large lot of coloured Silk flushes, 2s. to 2s. 6d. per yard. 1,000 Queen's Blond Half Gauze Handkerchiefs, Ilid. each. A choice Assortment of Norwich and Edinburgh Shawls. Parasols, from 4s. 6d. to l6s. Fifty Pieces Crape de Lyons, 61d. to 71d. One Hundred Pieces Checked Lustres, 104 d. to Is. A very cheap l o t o f St a i r Carpetings, from Is. to Is. 9d. A cheap Assortment of Hearth Rugs, from ss. 9d. to 30s. A large Assortment of Gauze Handkerchiefs, 41d. to is. Shallie Operas for the Neck, Sid. to ls. A large Stock of Ladies' Shoes and Boots, at half the whole sale prices, well worthy of attention. A very large Stock of Plain and Figured Lutestrings, at old prices. Together with a many other Articles too numerous for insertion. WANTED, a YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE. A Pre mium will be expected. Likewise, Two or Three first-rate ASSISTANTS. That the Directors have power to grant to any Shareholder , a Cash Credit to the extent of two-thirds of his paid up Stock- That the business of the Bank shall commence as soon a 5 the Instalment-9' one pound per Share shall have been paid. All applicationS from the country to be post paid. Applications for Shares to be made, under seal, directed to the Provisional Committee, at the office of Mr. RICHARD F.'S' ►,ow, Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings ; or Mr. J. BACH, Share" broker, Clarendon-buildings. 2d May, 1836. • WANTED also an Experienced BOOK-KEEPER. Vublit Isobteo. JAMES ASI'INALL and SON respec tf u ll y i nform their Friends and the Public, that they proW on vert their Establishment into a JOINT STOCK KING COM PANY. Copies of the Prospectus and Conditions, with Blank Forms for signature, may be had at the Bank, in Temple-court, or at the Office of Mr. FINLOW, Solicitor, Clarendon-buildings, or of Mr. BACH, Sharebroker, Clarendon-buildings. PROJECTED RAILROAD FROM DUNDALK. TO JAMES N. FROOD, ESQ., BAILIFF OP THE CORPORATION OF DUNDALK. ,-.! WE, the undersign e d, request you w il l call a MEETING -E, the Gentry, Merchants, and Trad ers , of the To" of Dundalk, on a s ear ly a d ay as may be convenient, for th!e . purpose of considering the propriety of Establishing a walfko,' way from this Town to Cavan, or such other toro s the West of I r el a nd as i n the opinion of the Meeting may , be e most likely to extend th e i ntercourse an d trade with t o counties of Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan, &c., as t nfford everi t facility for the haletransportaton Jf the produce that importatn. and populous district to t oast, it be . nerally undergo )6 that a good and level line of railway • be had in that direc tionre, without any obstacle, from the ature of the immediate country. Dundalk, May 2, 1836. Malcolm, Brown and Co., James O'ltite, John Chambers, Michael M 'Gill, James M'Alister, Henry Corbally, Alexander Shekleton, Richard Balmer, George Lawson, Lawrence Marmion, Thomas Dewhurst, Thomas Regan, J. P. Kelly, Patrick Denvir, Lawrence ]Martin, Edward B. Cooper, John Duffy and Co., Deane 11. Smith, John Robinson, Henry Moore, Peter Coleman, George Wilkinson, 1 , Pat. Wynne, Charles Davidson, John Straton, William Bailie, James Knowles, Joseph Eyre, John Townley, Lawrence Tallan, Arthur Rowbottom, R . and M. Patteson, ; William Heron, James O'Neal, John Martin, William Goodison, , Peter Cahill, Patrick J. Carroll, John Tallan, James Connolly, I Lawrence Cahill, James Hart, Neal Kelly, Daniel Molony, Travers Wright, Samuel Parks, 1 Thomas L. Battersby, John Coleman, Jun., James Arthur, John Nicholson, Thoma s Coulter, Edward TownleY, Graham Johnston, James Carroll, Georg e Shekleton, Cashel F. Hoey, George L. Bigger, James I'arks, William Kilpatri c k, Robert M'Gusty, Pat. and William COnnick, Robert Godbey, i Thomas Connick, } Tho mas Joseph Wright, Marmion, 1 . Thomas Boyle, Edward Puree', Thomas Hill, Joseph Wri g ht, J un., ' Lancelot Coulter, R. J. Philip s , James Tipping, William Gossant, Joseph Edmondson. In compliance with the foregoing Requisition, I herebg, appoint a Meeting of the Gantry, Merchants, ind Trade" 4 ., 0 ,„' Dundalk, to be held at tire Market-house, on TUESDAY, 1 " - 17th instant, at the hour of. One o'clock, , . JAMES N. FROOD, )3ailiff. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FISH COMPANY. DIRECTORS, James Bateson, Esq , Hugh James Sanderson, Esq., and James Spence, Esq. THE Committee o f M anagement h av i ng made CALL of LI per Share, the Shareholders are re ted to Tay the same on Tills DAY, (Tue s d a y,) th e 10 t h i ns t, into "the Liverpool Tradesmen's Bank," North John-s et, or (on their account) at Birmingham, into " The Bran of the Northern and Central Bank of England," and at Manchester, into " The Northern and Central Bank of England," and in case of non payment, the Shares of the Persons making default shall be forfeited. The Circulars containing the Allotment of Shares, and the note thereon, of the Deposit having been paid, must be pro duced at the respective Banks. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors to the Company. ley rt" 111/HE DIRECTORS o f t h e LIV ERP STEAM L TOWING COMPANY w ill b e la o treat for the Purchase of Ste am B oats fi t for Towing. Persons tende r i ng are requested to sen particulars directed to " The Directors of the Liverpool Steam Towing Company," eare of Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER, S;li tors Brunswick-street, Liverpool. HERCULAN EUM POTTERY ESTATE. IT has been resolved by the Proprietors of this Estate, that it should be offered to th e P u bli c on somewhat similar- terms to those by which the Harrington Dock Company ha become possessed of the adjoining Land. The ESTATE consists of the Pottery, an I ock belong ing to it, in Lease to Messrs. Mort and pson; the Ship building Yard, in Lease to Mr. Duncan ibb ; an excellent Lauding Slip and Pierequal to any on the River; eight Flouses, forming the Park Terrace ; about sixty Cottages, and a large quantity of unenclosed Beach and Land to the eastward, the whole containing, exclusive of Roads, above 150,000 square yards of FREEHOLD LAND, with a frontage to the River of 420 yards lineal. The southern boundary is already enclosed by a strong Ashlar Wall, and a considerable portion of the foundation and side wails of a New Graving Dock (of the same dimensions as No. l of the Liverpool Graving Docks) is built immediately adjacent; and it is intended to form the entrance of sufficient width to al low the passage of first-class Steamers without the customary and expensive method usually adopted of unshipping their Paddle Boxes. The great extent and compactness of this Property render it capable of being turned to most profitable account; and for Wharfs, Shipbuilders' Yards, Forwarding Agents, Depots for Goods requiring transhipment, Yards requiring great space con nected with a Shipping Station, or any of the general purposes of a Commercial Town, this Estate offers advantages now no longer to be met with. Should it become desirable, a Communication from the Wet Dock with the portion of Land on the east side of Sefton-street may be readily made by means of a Canal. Numerous applications for the Land, both to rent and pur chase Lots, have been made, and from its proximity to the Docks, and the seat of the Timber Trade, it will be occupied as fast as it can be prepared. It is intended that the Steamers to and from the Royal Rock Ferry, which is directly opposite the Potteries, shall. ply to the to the new Slip, and where Passengers, Carriages, and Cattle can be securely shipped and landed; and the quiet and conveni ent access to all parts of the town from the Pier will necessarily render it a principal place of passage. From the extent of this Property the Proprietors are desirous of being joined in this undertaking by those whose occupations render the situation desirable, and who will consequently be free from the liability of removal; and to the Capitalist there is a certainty of commensurate return in the 'future improvement and increased value of the Property, and that without the smallest risk. Dundalk, May 2, 1836. LISCARD SEA BANK FERRY. Prospectus of a Company intending to form a New Ferry, to be called the " SEA BANK FERRY," in Liscard, and for the Purchase of Freehold Land Mere. CAPITAL £6O,(XX), IN 1,200 SHARES OP £5O EACH. A RRANGEMENTS having b een ma d e w i t h J ohn P en ket , Esquire, Lord of the M anor of Liscard. It is intendedby this Company to establi s h a NEW FERRY an d e rect a commodious HOTEL adjoinin g th e Shore, situate about 500 yards to the north of Egrensou Hotel. From this projecte a. Ferry a new road will be immediately made leading direct jet ° the Village of Liscard, and the whole of the Land, containing' from 80 to 100,000 square yards, is purchased OM Mr. Penkett, at a moderate price, for the benefit and adv tage of the Cony pany, presenting a building front of upwar of 2000 yards, with an average of from 40 to 100 yards in de h, the greater par t of which Land commands varied and uni errupted Views of t he River Mersey and Town of Live 01. Other roads on Mr. Penkett's property will be forme , shortening the distanc e on the north an d western parts of the parish of Wallasey , (including New Brighton,) front the Ferry by at least ore" half. There will be good roads from every art of this Pro perty to Li scar d an d Wallasey Churches, and to the Ferry. The whole of the Land is of good quality, and contains ex cellent Cl ay f or Bricks, of which 1,200,000 are now making for Building the Hotel. The Capital to be divided into 1,200 Shares of £5O each, to be called for at such times as the Directors (to be chosen by th e ' Shareholders at a General Meeting) shall appoint. That 2s. 6d. per Share shall be paid on allot men t. That the fi rs t i nsta l ment be Ea, and shall be paid into th e hands of the Company's Bankers within 21 days after the ar pointment of Directors. That the remainder of the Calls be made at such times as the Directors shall think fit upon giving 21 days' previous notice , and no Call to exceed £5 per Share. That the Directors shall hold at least 10 Shares each, an d. any Director ceasing to hold that number shall be disqualifie d to act as a Director. That the holder of 3 Shares shall have one vete, the holder of 8 to have 2 votes, and the holder of 15 Shares, or upwards, sha ll have 3 votes. That no person shall hold proxies unless he be a Shareholder* and no one Shareholder shall hold more than three proxies. Plans of the L au d, H o t e l, an d F erry, w i t h the Lines of Road , may be seen at the Office of Messrs. EDWARDS and SON, Ali chitects an d S urveyors, Atherton ' s-buildings, Dale-street, at?' at Mr. H. B. .WALKER'S, Solicitor, or at Mr. Bacii's, rn Clarendon-buildings, Liverpool, where all applications f° l Prospectuses are to be made, postage free. It is intended, therefore, that a Company be formed for the purchase and management of this Estate, having a Capital of £220,000, in 2,200 Shares of £lOO each, which includes a con templated outlay, according to the estimat e s m ad e f or fi n i s hi ng the Works, of £4,000. A Deposit of £lO per Share to be paid on allotment of the Shares, and the remainder of the Capital by instalments every three months. Plans and Descriptions of the Property, and Estimates of the cost of completing the projected improvements, may be seen, and applications for Shares left, at the Offices of Messrs. LACE, SONS, and MYERS, Solicitors, Castle-street; Messrs. LowNoEs and ROBINSON, Solicitors, Brunswick-street; Mr. Fottsrrit, Share Broker, Exchange; Messrs. /1. BANNER, SON, and THOMPSON, Share Brokers, Castle-street; and Mr. WALTER CLA RKE, Share Broker, Imperial Office. PROSPECTUS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM JOINT STOCK PATENT CASK AND PACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY. HEAD OFFICE, LIVERPOOL, CAPITAL, £200,000 IN 20,000 SHARES OF £IO EACH. Deposit, Ten Shillings per Share. ITIHE object of this Company is to establish a BONDED _L COOPERAGE for the Manufact ring of Casks and Packs for Home-use and Exportation, means of Patent Machinery. No part of England presents so e • le an. opening for the successful employment of Capital in is undertaking as Liver- • pool, owing to the great demand for this important article of DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, AND CH ESI-110 commerce. RAILWAY. It will readily be admitted that a great advantage will be Capital £250,000, in 10,000 Shares at £ 25 each.—Deposit; £1 P er gained in making Casks by th e a d opt i on of Machinery, as a superior article, and at a much l ess expense can thereby be Share. PROV/SION AL COMM R ITT . produced than by band lab our , w i t h the certainty that every Mr. Greeuhow, Gardden LodgelMr. ,M. Lloyd, Wrexham Cask or Pack (ff any given s i ze or d enomination will be equally Mr. W. Harris, Gerwyn Fawr Mr. C' 'oyser,"J un., Wrexham' ? alike in quality and contents ; and as the work can be per- Mr. Joseph Harris, Liverpool M . ' , Scrivenor, Pen-y-brY°' formed with greater certainty, accuracy, and dispatch, it will Mr. W. Kenrick Wnn a ' abon thereby be the means of ob v i at i ng the great disadvantage to Mr. G eo Kyrke, , Bryn y Ma lv ll Mr. John Wilkinson, Bryn ' which the public are at present subject, in consequence of the Mr. R. V. Kyrke, Sum Mer 11111 Hail . . . greatly increased demand which at present far exceeds the B ANKER .—Ri c h ar d M yddeltori tloyd, Esq., Wrexham-, means of production. Souctro.—r. Edgworth Wrexhm. The subscribed C a pit a l to b e Z 200,000, in Shares of £lO each; ryi HIS line of Rail it way M will pass frsnzi , Ruabon a , in the county Ten Shillings per Shar e t o b e paid on the allotment of shares ;, 1 of Denbigh, through the rteh.nuneraldistriet of. East Pe n .: and alt further Cells to be regulated bra Board of . Threctori bighshife, to the Port of Chester, and Will there communicaw hereafter to be appointed by a majority of the Shareholders at • by the Railways projected from that City with Liverpool, MO' a Public Meeting to be held for that purpose. chester, Birmingham, Gloucester, Bristol, London, &c. ln order to d emonstrate the - practical utility of this undertak- N umerous Iron Works have been foritime time in full opera ing at a small ex p ense, and at the same time to secure to the tion in various parts of the Line, and their number is c o nstantly Shareholders the p rospect andmeansofextending their interests increasing; and Coals, Iron Stone; Lead, Lime Stone, .Fr ee upon an enlarged scale in the other important Commercial Stone, Fire Clay and Slates are s fonnd in. great abundune e t , Towns of the Ki ng d om, (that is, when such satisfactory proof throughout the district, but 'there ark at present no inean. ( 1 1 shall be aff or d e d t h em as to render an extension desirable,) it is exporting this produce, or any °Cher, except by the Chester an d intended to erect in Liverpool one complete Set of Machinery Ellesmere Canal or Land Carriage. with a vie w t o prove to the public the utility and practicability The Canal is only accessible at the extreme sou th ern po int i f of the Patent Machinery. One important feature in this pro- Ruabon parish, and consequently available only to a very sin,?„ position being, that every successive expenditure will be regu- portion of the district, and even by this means there is a u!', lated by the results of a previous pracrical.demonstration. This tance of 58 miles to be traversed to Chester (the nearest porty, Machinery will be constrncted and put into. active operation and consequently a heavy tonnage and great delay incurreit°. under the direction of a Committee, and the immediate superin- and the Land Carriage to which the other parts of 'the distr ''. tendance.of the Company's Engineer, at a cost, including all are obliged to resort is at once tedious, uncertain. and exile . % contingeut ontlay and expense, that shall not exceed the amount sive ; but by the proposed Railway the. distanc e f ro m Eniru be of the ori g i na l d epos i t o f T en Shillings per Share; it being un- to Chester will be reduced to less than 20 miles, and it wilt derstood th a t n o f ur th e r snm s h a ll b e ex p e nded n or ca ll made equally access ibl e to every part of the line; and from its I'o_l upon the Shareholders until the Committee shall report th ereon p inqu ity an d t hi s mo d e of ready access to the Ports of Liverpoy; at a Public Meeting to be convened for that purp ose , w h en th e an d Ch ester, and the Market of Manchester, this mine.,ra; Shareholders shall determine upon su c h measu res as a pp ear di s t r i ct w ill b ecome the most valuable and important in t he best adapted for the fnv-ther prosecution of this undertaking. kingdom. That, so soon as the Shares shall be allotted, immedi a te st e ps Th e ma i n li ne w i ll pass in the immediate vicinity of Wrex" will be taken for the preparation a n d execu ti on o f a D ee d o f h am , and through a very populous manufacturing district. i Trust, so as to give the Company a permanent form, and to Its Southern or Ruabon terminus will be the nearest P° illt , 0 y enable the Committee to carry into full effect the object of the coioniunicati on from Liverpool to the projected line of Railna,_ Company. , from London to Ireland, via Portdynllaen to the great 1-1 .,,,°T The acknowledged advantages of Steam Machinery over hand head, Oswestry, Ellesmere, Welshpool, Newton, Bala, P., ° ,d labour, the great saving of expense, and t he, c e rt a in means of . ;Telly, and all parts of Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire , B '' l , . supplying the evidently increasing demand, clearly show the 1 South Wales, and will consequently be the best mode of o' er depicted advantages that the Shareholders and the Public in veying Timber, Manufactured, Agricultural, and all oth li general must derive by partaking in the plan now proposed. I I produce to that Pop :—the Northern or Chester terminus % t i t Measures will in due time be taken by the Committee, with Lime, Coal, and be the nearest point whence Cheshire can be supplied lc' the approbation of the Shareholders, fur obtaining such a Char- ; ter of Incorporation, as Counsel shall advise, so as to secure and ' (1 I Materials • of the "a ' of the best quality for the construction tor y protect the Wei ests of the Company. Persons desirous of perusing the certificate of three eminent arm' readily obtained in every part of it. .The whole cm" a Engineers, resident in Liverpool, who have expressed their ap- has been . carefully surveyed, and the committee have adopted proval of the "Patent Machinery," may inspect the original at the line which appears to them most eligible in every respect' , *nt of vj e "i the Office of the Solicitor, and copies at th e respective Offices The advantages of this line of Railway, in every poi , v ,, t 0 of the Brokers undernamed. are so evident and indisputable that there can be no a ."` a to Application for Shares by letter (post paid) to be addressed its yielding an ample remuneration for the capital require to Mr. Rosutyr FtionsiiAst, Solicitor, King-street; to Mr. be embarked. JOSH. KING, ;bare-•broker, Exchange-buildings; to M essrs . a-_- Applications for Shares (post paid) to be made to M r• r ndoa ; FlAhmoon B A NNlin, SON and TitomrsoN, Share-brokers, 14, EA. EDWARDS, 1, Mine-court Building, Temple, .•°7-poo5• Castle -street, Liverpool; or to M essrs. P act an d llonsoN, Ac- Mr. RICHARD llawsoN, Share-broker, Liverpool; Mr. a „ p , countanls, St. James's-sqiiare, Manchester, of whom. respect- CARDWELL, Share-broker, Manchester; Mr. E. G r aii„,,A . ,:, ively, Prospectuses and Forms of application for Shares may be had. Share-broker, Chester; and Mr. EDGWORTH, SOIICAO t W I ham. ._~ - JOINT STOCK BANKING COMPANY. PROPOSED TO BE FORMED BY MESSRS. ASPEN ALL AND S' )1 1: AND ENTITLED "THE CENTRAL BANE OF LIVERPO OI :; ii NVITH A CAPITAL OF £150,000, ire 15,000 SHARES O F kw EACH SUBSCRIBER. Paid up Capital, £50,000, being £5 per Share on 10,000 Share' TTHAT the Comp an y s h a ll be considered as f o rmed wb eu 3,000 Sh ares are su b scr ib e d f or, and the Deed of Settle merit executed. That as - soon as the required number of Shares have bee n subscribed for, a meeting of the Shareholders shall be held to . elect a Board o f Directors, to consist of seven Sharehold er ' possessing not less than 50 Shares each.. , '" That only one Partner in a firm 'e a Director at the same time, and a n y Di rector ceasing hold the requi s ite nunio' , of Shares, or becoming a Bank Director, or Partner in , et , Agent for, ano th er Banking Company; shall be disqualit reu from office. That at all General Meetings of the Shareholders, a Share holder of 10 Shares shalt have one vote, 25 Shares three votes, 50 Shares six votes, and for e ver y a ddi t i ona l ten Sh are s ()" e vote. Shareholders to vote eithe r i n p erson, or b y proxY to writing, given to any Sh are h o ld er w h om they may depute; person to hold more Chan three proxies at one time. That the sum of 2s. Gd. per Share be paid as soon as thr allotment is made, to defray expenses, and any excess to go to the funds of the Company. That a payment of £1 per Share be made within one we el " after the Directors are chosen. - That one months' notice shall be given of any future Call s ' which shall not exceed during the first year, four in numbe r ' nor a greater sum each time than per Share. That at the expiration of 12 months after the cammencetnen t of business, a General M h Meeting of the Sh are h o ld ers shall Lie called, when the accounts of the year shall be exhibited, and 4 dividend declared. That the remaining shares shall be held by the Company disposed of for its benefit, to such persons as may be w ishful to open accounts with the Bank. Three of the Directors shall, at the end of ea c h y e ar, go oat of office,. and th e same number chosen, the retiring Director s to he eligible to be re-elected. The affairs .of the Bank to be under the control of the Di rectors, three of whom shall be a quorum. The Manager to be Mr. Aspinall, and his son Sub-manage r and Cashier, both at Salaries be fixed by the Directors. , The Accountant and other Clerks or Officers to be-appointe a by the Directors. Should it appear a t an y time that one-third of the paid UP Capital be lost, the Company shall be thereby dissolved. The Deed of Settlement will be prepared and contain the necessary provisions for the security of the Shareholders, an d effectual management of the Conipany. That the D irec t ors , an d all Officers and Clerks of 'the Com pany sign a pledge of secrecy as to all transactions of the Com pany, with their Customers, and the state of accounts with dividuals. 'Barn( Boyd, Coddi Coghi The II Cow The Ili Sir W W. Ba L T be reap 11. gill be 111. of the t ttie C Inland I profi to w a po whor a:lva Rep be of