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

"c 9 - ~~~'r t r / Ewiberpool EAST INDIE►S . LINE OF PACKETS TO CALCUTTA, To‘sail on the 20th of ever y M on th. • ..M 64 ..., ...,; . • To sail .on the 20th N ovem b er . .*ot The line new Lancaster built Barque HOPE, Captain JOHr COCKBAIN; A 1,330 tons.per register, coppered, built under particular in nection,. and exp.-.Aed to *ail: reumrkahly fast.—For terms of ireight or ..passage, having. good accommodations, apply on board, south end Prince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRE-R. _.... - Thv fi ne Paoet of the4.29lkhBDheiPcemEbLeErTNOß LAIDMAN will be the To sail the lst December. For BOMBAY, The fine British-bnilt ShipRANGER, RICHARD AINiLEY, Master; ilurthen 516 tons.—For:freight or paesage,, havin superior ae- Vennuodatious, ai;ply to CHARLES 11(H:SFAT.C. an g d SON, Or to BQLD and RUSSIL. To sad 6t4- December. . For Bo‘l-BAY; The %vell-known Ship RICHARD WALKER, '3 5 31 tons r eg i s t er, GEO. FIDLER, Commander; newly coppered, and= undergoing a complete Lepair.—Fur terms of freight or passage apply to BOLD and uIAE.L. Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN. WEEiT INpIES - _ !: First Vessel. ... 1 ": : , . For I3ARBADOES, ,f c 'iiV The List-sailing ship HEYES, JFn pit/. ti NAG LE, Master; val . sai.e Noiv !!matting we s t, s id e Queen's P...eek.—For freight and apply to HEYES,. LITHERLA.ND and Co,, ~ ~: T o sail immediately. For JAMAICA, 6 ; A , 41 And will deliver Goriiis at PORT MARTA, OR ACABESSA, . ,;... 4 Rio Nunvo, Br.aci: RIVER, and Ports Adjacent, The Barque C li 4 T II AM, JOHN GILL, Ccimin4nder ; Earthen p er register 35-11ons.—For freight or passage, having an excellent cabin, apply to ' ' • ' . JOHN GLADSTONE and co. Intended to sail on the 26th November. For BARB. DOES, •4410 - The Barque I B:L AM, • • J. F. DIXON, Master. For fi•cight or passage apply to BARTON', ISLAM, and. HIGGINSON /YIrDTTERIANEAN- 1..,, -. ' ITith quick degpatch. Fur LE RN - GHO direct,. -..'' The fine A 1 Schooner N. CREIN A, Captain S. Hotviis ; C9Pered and copper-fastened; 163 tons register ; lying in the Kl 4 , _ ie a Dock.—For freight appl) to JOHN'BIBBY and Co. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the Ilth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Office of William Carson, NO. 9, Teinple-court, The Cargo'of the Ebenezer: 172 Boxes' ‘• 258 Half Do. Bunch Muscatel RAISINS, 470 Qr. Do. 960 Boxes • Ditto LAYERS, '4ll - Cases RAISINS, in 12 Cartoons, 480, 107 Ditto DITTO,. 8 Ditto,. 856,. 15 Ditto .DITTO, 4 - Ditto, 60, . . 82' Boxes Joiclan ALMONDS, 150. Boxes GRAPES, 40Ibs. each, 250 11f Do. DITTO,2SIbs each, 16 Boxes LEMONS. Apply to C. S. AIiDDLETON, Esq., or to W. CARSON, Broker. On *att. On SALE, . . The Barque KENT, Registers32B tons; toppered and copper-fastened; • five vears'old ; sails fast; - carries a large cargo for her tonnage ; is-abundantly found in materials and stores , an: can tw lent t o sea without an v expense, excepting provisions.—Ap ply on board, Queen's. Duck, or to GEO: GLEN, 4, Corn hill. . ON SALE, •To The A 1 Brig GREYHOUND , r 46 - 4' Captain BREMNER; Regfisters 115 tons • coppered and copper-fastened ; two years old; sails fast; substantially built, and her materials and stores are of the beat description.--For inventories and other particulars apply on board, east side King's Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, .Cornhill. It,not sold in a few days, will be despatched to UALIFAX, N.S. 5,-tram Nabtgattnn. yr Calling For LONDON, ;P .. 111 1.,,t , ,I \ at CORK and PLYMOUTH, The HERCULES, Steam-ship, - .-W,-,...-.. Captain WILSON, Ts - intended to sail from Clarence Dock, for LONDON, with Goods and Passengers for the above' Ports, on TUESDAY next, the 15th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon. Pot rates of freight, &c. apply at the St. George Steam-packet Company's Office, Clarence Dock. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. • . . • , THE CITY , OF. DUBLIN • • ‘, STEAM-PACKET. COMPANY,. .. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The above Company sail their Vessels,t(with.. or .Fifhout Puits,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ports, namely To DUBLIN Daily. , - For BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on WEDNESDAY next, the 16th instant, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M`CAMMON and Co., fria• pi inciOe of this Company . is that of attaching all Int- Parterg. and bxporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after payment. of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between tho Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainly of their Dividenir, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Life Stickthe having a well supportol:F.stablishtnent of first-. clAifs Steamers, v.nd the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a Awe.. attentmrt tO.the.o nl.4intPalicA • • GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, The GENERAL STEAM . NAVIGATION if i t t fitt, `k, COMPANY'S first-rate and superior. PACK, ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, for—... HAMBIJR G, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Weines dlq and Saturday, early in the Morning, returning every Wed u"sday and'Saturday. The splendid and powerful new Steam ship the COUNTESS of LONSDALE, with unrivalled ac-. eumrnodations for passenger-., is now receiving her engines, and Willimmediately be placed upon this station. .ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and. Saturday .Morning. ..at Seven o clock precisely; returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning., Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 25.• . , , ANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from ,4A.P.Ost-Office,) with the.,Autwerp Company's Steam' Ship -4- 7*eSS Victoria, Thursday. and Sunday, returning Wedues. titi,and.Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 25... ,„08,TEND. and the; RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning kit±iniday,nisht. Reduced Fares—Cbief cabin, LI 10s. C.A.LA IS —Monday, Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares Chief Cabin,.ss. . -.BOULOGNE—Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. ne durid.Fares—Chief Cabin, 55.. Frem BRIGHTON to DIEPPE —Saturday. Reduced Pares—Chief Cabin, XL. Aud . from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and 1 4A ROAT E. EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, . and BERWICK-ON.- I rn VE4D.,--The Steam Ships ,of this Company, and of the Lond on an d Edi n b urg h . Steam .Packet. Company, leave the Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall, for Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed nesday,.and Saturday Night. Steam Ships will shortly commence running to BERWICK.- oti-T EDINBURGII.—The powerful and magnificent new Steam, * l 4 ; THE ,CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in meg-. nitude and capacity, is, now receiving her engines, and will be inunediate4 placed upon this station. For freight to Rotterdam apply. to Messrs. DE 818 and nAliNt 4, Crescent, Minories,. for Thursday's Packet to An twerp to Messrs. Da 818 and RAHN ; and for Sunday's Packet to tiegSrB. LIGHTLY. and SISION, 123, Fenchurch-street; and, on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane„ Tower street. —Berths may be secured at the Offices of the.Compiny, 3 7; Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61; Charing cross,. and 35, Leadenhall-street. Parcels and small. Packages to be brought to the OfBces of tilis,Compan v, 37, Regent-circus; and 69. Lombard-stree.t.., 'Powerful Steam-packets may be engaged for ToWing and . excursions. CHARLES BESSF,LL, Secretary, Goneral Steam Navigation Company, Z . . -:CPClLombard,atreet, and 37, Re9en4-circus.S . . . . SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. In • 'S..W.psTLEY„Bitosscz.and Commtssicir4. AGENT. Solo, A. ,, t0 Agent for REED'S CANVAS, and REA Y'S PATENT B LOCKS'iNe. 1, Gore°-piazzas, entrance .Water-street. . 3...WEIViLET having been appointed Agent for REED'S ,AIIENT. CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants, Owners, and `l l Ptains of Vessels, that it is equal in quality to the best ever 'Quantal° their. attention. 9,anvai and Blocks fur Exportation. ana•Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms. Packs, . I Vetted Pl ank complete She, lls, wi abo ve th Pa 7 i n n tet cheslron Coaked Sheaves and : Size. In Inches. Price of Metal Bushed, -1n Inchet. - 4 5 6:...... ..1 3 7i ....1 51 2 15... lU • 51' ' 17... 16... 'l3' . 6 1 . Price of Metal Bushed. ...4 3 ...5 2 ...5 . ...8 ...8 8 .. 10 ,- 8 • Hearts Dead - Eyes, and every description of Blocks OD 'equally low terms. Oktmocks Repaired, and all Coa i ked Sheaves bought at this More may be recoaked at a trifling. expense, should they ever 4 (11.1,4,43 it. TEETH, rictus op 'iNcorsitoorat2E 13stANtit* AND MINERAL •SUCCEDANEU4 ?on rILLTNG DECAICED ' TEETH, WITUorT HEAVOR PRESSURE. MONS. MALLAY, SURGEON DENTIST, 46, tinn-sTitEET;LfrERPooI., -..l l ,eXrfil of Mallon and Sons, 32,. Great Rursell-stre e t, 81 00m5 .61-squa, .61-squa, and 10,• L DECAYE D tidgate-hill, CitTh Lnitdon L I LL c li iirittnii re e to fedt'ore 'TEETH with their N ...-, ; _•‘-jELEBRATED - I‘IINERAL SUCCEDANEUM so uni •FranY'recOmended by the FACULTY of Londo n an d P ar i s. e. ?OeratiOn ii'perforMed in x fevi seconds, without the s li g h test ~1)-11, i , HEAT, or "PRESSURE; and allays the most i t s SF and' laiting for 'litany years ; also FASTEN in • TEETH, 'whether "arising from age, negket, or disease. TUBA ue "otli INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA a L TEETH plauid, from mitt to a complete set, which t he Inca able of discolouration or corrosion, and fixed without 9 i neumbranee 'of wires 'in' any other ligatures, and answer " ,,72puirpese•of ARTICULAVON and MASTICATION. vbarges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth Repaired. By His Majesiy!.s Royal ,s4lllkoz ity. • PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN::PILLS. VOR, the effectual extirpation of every species - and symptom of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many , disorders arising from I improper treatment. Prepared •and , sold by the sole .Proprietor, • at .No. , 51. Seel street, Liverpool. (four •doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d, and 4s. 6d. each. (* -- -With each box is , given directions how to taket hese 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." • L ~• • "Oppose the disease in its. infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, these. are thy trophies--'tin thus co-operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest • hu man nitture, , and blasteth the opening prospects of human fe licity.P-131.Ata. - So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered, his grand PANACEA for this Complaint. The " ! m e an (then un known to the annals of , medical discoveries,)a.s a specitie 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 unikviatine , success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of which, they 'have been so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost ;every country, and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certaintV with which they were continually administered. can be attested by many thousands, in fact chirp'' , ,t 4 the long continental war they were the-inseparable companion and safeguard of thesoldier, 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 Hygean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous -poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids, they., not only remove the disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the'body , -ekpelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers;: they neither •contain mercury gar any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. they require no restraint of •diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. The•Hvgean Pills may be depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons of either sex, in 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 Hvgean Pills, for when taken be fore the disease'has made its a pp e arance. it acts as a certain preventive, removing the complaint effectually and secretly. the deplorable state 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 atlis residence No. 51, Seel: street, Liverp o ol, f r om Eight in the morning until Ten, at n imbi (on Sundays from Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants taking any of his preparations, wernoLT A FEE. Lett b er y i s t ( u p t o ia s ls (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answer ed bv. re.. turn,. and Medicines. punctually transmitted to any aduress, either • - • NEWLY DISCOVERED')WHEAT,. BY THOMAS FULLA4 D; 1.1-IORNEY, NEAR •' PETERBRO', To- the great improremont of Agtieultare . rt this Cmu try. rrtHE •Chevalier Prolific Rowed.. W 111 IE• `V HEAT JIIL has been proved in'thre*counties this - last year;' -7-Mr. Abbot; six miles from Nottingham, front one sack 'has 20 'qrs., now selling at ES.per qr.. Mr: Latrib, three miles from Linceln; prothiced anaecount into L' market of 81 qrs. - Mr. Hare,' of Woodhall, near Horneustle, had 6-1 , qrs. from one acre, which he has sold at £5 a quartet, retail atll a bushel: Mr: Hodg. son, of , Kirton, near BuitorOad from the produccof one:huShel -13 qrs. There 'are numbers' more' that have sold at Et.licißg' P et - quarter... •Mr. Grantham, of the Lond(M t ural Committee; had 'one quarter . of Fullard's . nect Whe'at, that' produced 410 btiShels it was sold in the market. At. 61s. when others were . selling at 136'S. and '37s. Ye UkstitnE.- . -Mr. Cotton produced 7111. ; Mr. Cook i B qrs.,' and Mr. ScrogginS, 9 qrs. to the acre; 'Mrs. Lake, from three roods produced - qqrs. and 1 bushel; T. Wilson, 'Esq., Burton lial4 far exceeds every one; . all in the iieighboutheocl u, ley and Hull. Mr. John 'Sykes,. of Mill Bridge, near Wake field; hall double quantity - of this WE eat per acre, with the same management, as•well as the difference in price. This proves that from £2O to 'E3O Per acre and upwards. is made mote in wheat; -only by changing seed. NO' difference is required in the management, showing that agriculture is not yet imprevement. bait' way for g leave to in W for i t the t n haiili pu o h u l s i e c , lard's Wheat. This year I lay my loss at upwards of 13,000 by., not sowing the whole of my crop. I witness many making t n h e e a a r , d Llt t h aLTe (ir L i ncolnshire: soi,ina F I beiii mere by twice and three 'times per acre more . Of Fullard's ' Wheat,' same field, same management. This year I so w ed np wardi of 200 acres; I haVe never witnessed anything so much to the - advantage as this. I Occupy between 3,000 and 4,000 !acres of land, and have done for many years. Insert this a s it 'may e! for the public good. RICHARD DAWSON. • To Mr. Fullard. • R. Dawson, Esq., is the largest farmer in the county of Lin- Mortlock House, October 9th. ! Sir;—You wrote to me on ,the 7th, wishing me to send you word !how `I like yen'. Chevalier Wheat. It is decidedly the beSt that.ever Was grown in the county of Nottingham, and to prove to you the high estimation it has gained over all other wheat, I have sold it to the most respectable farmers, who saw it growing when in full 'ear, at £5 per quarter. When ripe had such a great demand, I sold 5 qrs. at £8 per. qr., and the last three which I kept: for my own seed, I sold at 8 guineas per or. I have had the Wheat tried, and it makes beautiful Flour Please to send me . two or three-bushels of your Royal . Windsor 'White Wheat as soon as you cau.—l am, yours respectfully, THOMAS ABBOTT. Mr. T. Hill, near Lincoln, a highly,respectable farmer, sowed this wheat the last week in Februarvoand put it in the , stack en the 2lst of August, and has since sold it at four times More per acre than any wheat he-has disposed of for three previousiyears. !lie is sowing every acre of his faim with. Mr. Fullard's Wheat, and will be-happy to be referred to for the matt of the state ment. T. Wilson, Esq., BUrton Hall, three miles front Hull, will give similar information to the above. t.with,:4 M: . . ea lip s. ll4: l d ,h l: 4 ad the honour of supply in his Majesty (lie King . years; I'. W. Coke, Esq., Holkham Hall, two! ears ; Tath well, near Horneastl e, Price of the Whe at, Seed.c nun niachineing,'ciriil Wheats, with th e same managemen t. Q u d s t u s e e b s u f t r a o m t r fl 2 e 6 more to 25 pe r mo r a e c t r h e a sowing u ,ot r 5 per qua'rter. T. Catnble, Finkle-street,.Hull, has the Wheat to send to any part of England. Noted Old Red BOrWell Wheat may be had at the Same place.• Letteri post paid: Agents—Mr.. Campbell, Finkle-street, Hull ; Mr. Fiddes, H. 'Walker. Corn Eichat4e Nrake'fie - ld ; 'Mr. wtss Richardson, verlec `Arens, Mr. W. Seholefield, Dr•tpcaster; Mr. Barnsdale, Arms, Market Weighton ; Mr. Nell, Louth; rurastle" Mr. W• I ( c C 11::1 0 e l hl the Locks, W t S i ael oe:trlia,;;;e,Mr. Johnson, tnd Mm Fisher, Lincoln. AGENTS for - LIVI -411 IPUOLL1‘lcisrs. F. P. GIBBS and Co., No, 18,.GOREE PIAZZAS. , 1836. OPE, ci-e. 50 bags pearl Sago: .se 903 bags sugars li , rnea, 3 es,6are n(rries, W Clon. ?shell, 1 case silk. 00 casks palm oil, As sugar, 10 pns 1 nil, 8 Mackay-1 4 ugar, 1) Willmlc— -0 pns 'rum, T 1 1 ll'aterbonse and Nelson-1 hag do. ruin, 91 pns 20 tot and Cort-3 pkgg In MailOganYf Dk itrate of soda, )1)S, "hied and cd -4 do. (1 F Dick - Smith-2 pkgs 0, C Tayleur and ps bifeil, 13 pl ads, baitenS and S. 8 fms lathwood s* pint. timber. 1364)0 brl staves, h 100 eks •o-SVO 'do, .2341 p; Neuman and :h 517 eks 'wood, 3 t oakurd Toderafe. m.) August—FraOk the outward pas tch, of Bideford, Alen Jenkinson. id Valparaiso. y 18th July. Sovereign, from les lieurtley, fm md Exporter on ;th. ;ethea-, from tilt. terara. sh breeze. ten, in 10 days— ; and a. Meyer, front st—Grana Mu—George IV Wexford—Sarah Isle, Gill, from anter, Manning. or Africa—Eliza ien, for Gibral- Albion, Brown, 'one, IViarshall ; York—llannah, 1, for 'Zayre— !, from Leghorn at Pernamliuco. Lisbon. !e, at Antw-etp, ;hurt, hence, at at Llebuu. in the Downs. ast sprung. , at Milford. 4th July. -long. 19 0, rken 10th Aug. Token Bth ult. as spoken 10th en 27th tilt. in rpool to St Pe- as, the master, ?ort, belonging at of the brig ebec for. Fad t, experienced. making water, tninanageable sight, and -oro e crew oft` the Hambro' for. e crew of the' speaks in high ced from Cap putting Capt. shore. The Moderato. irk—Britannia )m Wexford— mory—Maria. .lenos Aj:res— ti Nov. in lat. Sept. off the I Sept. Oct. in lat. 49 ea He ci froiri. ng. 58; spoke provisions. t. about fifty nain 84 Wizen nn Ilonduras ) cents. The inr ; and :To. 1125, Giisy, from Cork, Inpsey, B B, iv. 10. $ iu a 4 F. 1.. 4 3 2.. 4 3 4.. 4 5 0.. 0 0 0.. 3 G- • 50 0 ; 0..51 0 o .. 0 0 56 0 54 a , ' 0.. 44 0 51 0 0..5;' 0 (;8 0 0.. 0 0 0 .. 0 0' 0 .. 64 0' 0..60'0" 0 .. 64 0' 0.. 0.0 0 .. 28 0' 0 .. 31 , 0 6.. 30 0' 0..30 0 0.. .. n a o .. 40 0 37 0 10 .. 0 17 6 1 4 lir ) 5 (1 3 17 9 RNING, trooL. ..rtou and Na'brook e • Joseph • 27, ',wil t . Clarke 'Thomas don Corn rn Coffee row; and die-street, .ee, at his iry-street. ige-street. ey, Book arid Mr- 4.- . _ / 461-...„. . -., 9 N . 4 ' 4 - , ~,,, ,--.. '4 * . --- " : " Iji l d4 -1-/ ►ta r,' -44 1 ill gp --i : vi N ''''A tr 10 , ' - ~„-• .--., it , • . . Y_.,,, ...,• kit ) - "N in , ~ ..* ; E 0 • , .• Pa . *: 2i-satILI:N. '-' , 7*.,: , `:,1 .., z.e a <4./ 4. . 6 ;4 •• 4 ' 4, 1 / 4 . , i ~ ~.. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANPS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY EN.TOT TO GUARD !--SmoLLETT. V9L. Vlff.---No. /115:1 FRIDAY, NOy.EMBER.T.L. 1836. aleo by Ruction. 7 -z--- (.!_4-4---,z.- ` f---- /' „ p l i r pl ,„ THIS DAY. Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the. 11th instant, at Messrs. Lea and Waddington's Office; Ruinford-street, 95 Bales New OrIeansCOTTON, in Bengal packages. - Apply to LEA-and WADDINGTON, Brokers. _ . Tilts DAY, (Friday,) the Ilth • instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Whitaker, Rathbone, and Co.'s Office, 126' Berms( SAGO 339 .Bags ' 195 Bags Ceylon COFFEE, 533, B'ags PEPPER, • 60 Tons - ANTIMONY ORF., 14 Boxes TORTOISE'S El ELL, 9 Cases GUM ANIMI, 2 Cases SEES' WAX, • 5 Cases COWRIES. For further particulars apply to Messrs. MURRAY, SYME, and Co.,' Merehants, Or to WRITAKER, RATEIBONE, and Co., Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the llth instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay., esst side Brunswick Dock, 79 Logs PINE, measuring 766 Tons, 72 Logs BIRCH, ditto 36 Tons, 29 Cords LATHWOOD, 1 SPAR, Now landing, ex Lord Selkirk, from Prince Edward's Island. —Apply to DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. I VI..:IDNIESDAY. On WEDNESDAY. next,.the 16th instant. at Tw.eive. o'clock, on .the.Quay,-east side of Brunswick :Dock, , • A vaux suesaron.Cargo. of Timber, now landing per Ship ".Wilini4," from St. John's, consisting of 693. Loga YELLOW PINE, 753 tons;. 193 . :Logs.RED-PINE,, .- 97 tons,. 18 Logs-.SPRUCE PINE, 10. tons 4 107, Logs HA•RDWOO-D, • 58 tons, 9 Cords Herrilock .LATH WOOD; , . 61n.. Ash HOGS HEAD , STAVES, Also, a prime .Cargo of Timber,- now 'landing per Ship " Man , cest.r.". from •Quebec, consist ing of 377 Logs..YELLOW PINE, 32,165 feet, 130, Logs Ii,ED.PIN E, 5.896. feet, 89 Logs OAK,. • . 3,188 fevt, 10,560. - Merchantable .PU.NC H ED N • STAV ES, 4,510. Merchantable Standard PIPE STAVES, 4 Cords Hemlock L4THWOOD,, 26 Dozen i-lickory HANDSPIKES, 56. Dozen Ash HANDSPIKES. By order of the Importers... : . . • DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRILDAY NEM?. On FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, at W. P. Blishby's Office, 9, Exchange-alley, 830 Bags Siani SUGAR 9 Casks 1' Case Penang ' 526 . Bags Sumatra COFFEE, 674 Bags Java Subject 'to 9d. per lb'. duty; 351 Bags Black' PEPPER, 130 BOxes CASSIA LIGNEA, 3 Cases GAMBOGE, • 1 Case TORTOISESIIELL, • 1511 Bundles' RATTANS, Now landing ex Formidable, fror4 Siticapore'.--:Apnly to Messrs. ROBERT Wise and Co., or to W. P. BUSIIII7I, Broker... irIONCENTRATED ESSENCE of JAMAICA GIN,GEII,. a 'Certain Cure and PreVentive" of all'Nervous'Coniplaihts, Spasms, Gout, Rheuntatistn, , &d. This' 13 , ..t - sbiice proved, in . nn , merous , 'cases , durinwthe prevailing epidemic of 1832,.t0'be de cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, or Spasms of the Stothach and All the'objeetions.tbat havehitherto.attendea the-administra tion of Ginger in Powder .such as excessive heat and irritation of the lances in the act of swalliming, and a subsequent unerts!;7 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 finest 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-• plea can be separated;- and is now offered to the public in the very desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Essence. 1 - ri all Nervous Complaints, and Hypochondriacal Affections, it- is wonderfully successful, acting as a gentle stimului on the Stomach, diffusing a. mild and cordial warmth over the whole system; it assists Digestion, , removes - Fatulency, Pain in the Stomach, Giddiness, Head-ache, &c. and exhilirates the spirits, thereby averting the necessity Which too oft en 'compels Nervous persons•to have recourse to ardent spirits, in hope• of obtaining a temporary relief, to which practice they soon become habituated, and .the fatal results are too well known to require - repetition. In this preparation they will experience all the relief afforded by such baneful practices; unattended by their subseque . nt in jurious effects. • For Gout orßheuinatism,.both as a preventive and remedi, this'Essence stands unequalled. • As an outward application, the Essence•of Ginger is particu larly serviceable. In Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, &c. Where the pain is usually confined to particular - joints; attended with great stiffness; and an almost total lois of motionin the affected limb —by rubbing the parts with the EsSence, and taking a tea spoonful three times a dayin a glass of wine and 'water, imme diate relief will be experiencecf,'and.the activity and vigour of the affected part will be speedily restored. One t e a:spoonful added to a glass of;Soda,-Seidlitz, or other Mineral Water, will prevent that - chilling sensation in the Sto - - mach; which is so often experienced by persons of debilitated constitutions. _ _ From the great estimation in which this .article is held, and the high coramendation bestowerldu it by Analytical ChemiSts and the Medical Press -generally; wire declare it to' be the strongest and most highly' Concentrated Preparation of Ginger they , ever , met with; imany spurious imitation's, under similar names, have'been offered to the Valid; the Prdprietor, there fore; requests' the Purchaser will‘cdrierVerhat thii .Essence' is prepared only•at 118; •Holborn Hill, London, and'that the G'o vernment Stamp bears the signature ()I'M. O Wray, without which it cannot be genuine. Preparedionly by M. O. l Wx AY, Chernist, 118, Holbern Hill; and sold wholesale by Messrs. BARCLAY and Sorts; 95, FUrring-. don-street, London; MeSsrs. 'Ross - and NrOHTINGAtE,Chroni cle-office ; Lord-street; Mr: C. MA wit eon, 20, South John-street, Liverpool; and all respectable Patent . Medicine Venders in town and country ;• in 'bottles at 2s 9d. and . 4s. (3d. each, duty included for five bottles in rine forns. The only Warehouse for " Wray's Digestive 'or Dinner Pills," for preventing Indigestion, Platuten'ev, Hearthiirti, and Disorders of the.StomiCh; and ." Wrav'S Celebrated - Balsamic Pills," a certain Cure for'all Diseases of 'the Urinary passages. ff att Op . Auction. 'By Messrs:THOS. , WINSTANLEY and. SONS, On NV Ents4 Ks oar, the 2'3,1 day of November inst., at Six o'clock ' in the Evening, at the George Jon, in Dale-street, IWO.HOUSES on the west side of - Wiiliatnso ‘ n-street, IL three HOUSES ori the south side of Blundell -street; two Front • and four 'Back HOUSES,"north'Side of - Kitchen-street; nineteen 1 - 1013S 4 ‘:S, thirteen Back HOUSES, one WARE HOUSE, and other PREMISES, iu Seatling-sheet. • The above will be Sold on' LeaSei-for/5 years, subject to the ustial Covenants and'RestrietitniS in the Corporation Leases, Further Particulars will be stated at the tune of Sale. Mirn-hag, 17th October, 183 G. VALUABLE LAND IN LISCARD AND IN BOOTLE, near LIVERPOOL. By 111- SYEItS Tins DAY, (Friday,) the pith instant. at One o'clock in the Afternoon, .at the Clarendon-rooms'. Liverpool, Lot I t valuable FIELD, now in the occupation of '4 4L NA,'at a..t, . Leicester as tenant, situated in Liscard, near the east side of : Rake-lane, (but separate therefrom by a small croft belonging to Mrs. Peers,) containing 2A. lit. Li'. statute mea.sure, bounded on the north by land belonging to Mr. Thos. Chadwick, on, the east by land of Mr. Forshaw, and on the south' by land of Mr. Itimurrer. This Property presents a . most eligible building situation, commanding. extensive views of the River Mersey and the sur rounding country, and very near to both the new Liscard and Egremont Ferries. All.,those Two FIELDS, DWELLING-HOUSE, and OUTBUILDINGS, now in the occupation of Mr. Peter Houghton, as tenant, situate in the township of Kirkdale, front ing the west side of the road leading front Liverpool to Bootle, containing together2a. 2it. Zip. statute measure, both• being bounded on the north-west, and partly on the south sides, by theland•of the Earl of Derby, and .on the remaining, part by laud belonging to the devisees of the late Samuel Poole, Esq. This Property' commands a flue view of the River Mersey and Cheshire coast, and is iu a situation rapidly increasing in value. Both Properties are Freehold. • For further particulars apply at theoffice of M r. JOHN NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen. On Fa toAy, the' isth.or Nroveraber instant, at'One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-room, South John-street, in'one or More Lots; as' may be agreed upon at the time of sate REE FIELDS, near the Village ofrWavertree, two of V which frent the road fro'm Liverpool, and the third lies at the back, and fronts Pighue-lane, containing together 9A.Oa. 7v. statute measure. The Land is bounded on the west by art Estate of the Rev. ,L Grundy, and en the east by a Dwelling-house and Garden, be: lolrging to James Stoek; Esq., and forins a most desirable site for the erection of Villas. - The 'two Fields fronting . Wavertree . -road are Copyhold, and the Field fronting Pighue-lane is Freehold of Inheritaiice. Furthervarticutars maybe obtained,and a Planolthe Property seen, orr . application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, SOlieitors, Fenwiek-street, Liverpool. VALUABLE. PROPERTY. IN PRESCOT On'TnEsnh y.'tke 29th instant. at Six-o'clock in the Evening,' atlIN Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Prescot,•in . the county of Lancaster; in the following or snob' other Lots as may lot then agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will he then produced. - that capital MESSUAGE- or DWELLING- Let 1.A . , LL DWELLING HOUSE, situate on-the north side of and fronting Pazakerley-street, - in Prescot aforesaid, with the YARD . ; OUT BUILDINGS.•extensive GAR DENS, and other APPURTE NANCES thereto belonging; recently in the' occupation of Miss Richardson, deceased, the late •ProprietresS thereof. The House is Commodious and well anrtsubStantially' built, and.suitable for the iminediate'reception or a respectable family. The Gardens are well stocked with' choice Fruit Trees: • Also, all that other M ESSUAGEor DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to the above • Messuage, with the..OFFICE,‘OUT BUILDINGS, and-other APPURTENANCES • theretO he. longing, a.tid• now•io the:occupation of Mr. E. Ward. - These PremiSes are Copyhnld Of inheritance. Lot 2.- Ail diet large SEAT A.Yr PEW,- No. 2; in the front or the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Prescot, and lately occupied by Miss Richardson.• • .• • For further particulars apply to Messrs: RowsoN and Cum, Solicitors,' Prescot. N -Kri d v i i O 4: s. OYSTEIIS, in fine condition, Barrels 6s. 6 d.. BIRMINGIIAM TRIPE, and LONDON ALAMODE BEEF in perfection every Evening at .Seven, ind in Jars for • YARMOUTH BLOATERS,• remarkably mild, in small. Barrels, (for Store,) 6s. and 10s., or Is.' 6d. per Dozen. J ; T.. 1111, EI T, 18, Cases-street, Claytun-square, Liverpool. BEE-HIVE ESTABLISHMENT ; JO, Paradise-street.' 17f 0 7 .- OKELL, having purchased from the Assignees of • Messrs. CROSS. and PfERPOINT,of Warrington, the whOle of their valuable STOCK of LINEN DRAPERY, SILK MEItCERY, &c., begs to apprise the Ladies of Liver pool and itiNicinity that the Goods ; will be ready for inspection TO-R!OTIROW, (Saturday,) the I2th instant, when the Proprietor respectfully solicits an early call from his Friends and the PUblic, the most discriniinating . of whontcan not fail to express their approbation of the superior quality and extraordinary low Prices which are fixed to every ArtiCle. Amongst the Stock will be tuind a quantity of CLOAKS, including Silk, Australian Stripes, Woollen Plaids, Catulet, &c., desperately cheap. A Lot of Chineal and Black Filled SHAWLS, at about one-half their cost. Eighty' to ' One Hundred • Pieces of SILKS, in Black Coloured, and Checked, at 25 per cent. lower than they possibly cad 'be made. Some `beautifully rich Shades in IRISH TABINETS, at 2s. 10Id.per Yard. • A Variety of CI-lALLI DRESSES, at 13s. Gd. An immense Lot of Embroidered GAUZE HANDKER CHIEFS and SCARFS, at a terrible sacrifice, well worth the attention of Shippers, there being about 300 Dozen. . An endless Stock of RIBBONS, some very rich qualities, re duced to about half their cost. Good KID GLOVES, Three Pairs for 71d. An. extra quality, Two Pails forl3p. . . FURS Of all descriptions'. LI.NbNS, FLANNELS, ME. RINGS, BLANKE'I S, QUILTS, SHE ETINGS, PRINTS, CALICOES, &c: NV. 0. begs to intimate that his Goods are marked at Prices which must ensure a very quick sale, and to remind those Ladies desirous of having a portion of this valuable Stock not to d'elay . their .pu rehases. Bee Dive, Io,' Paradise-street. . Atirtfcn. THOOLEN's DUTCH BULBS. .• , By Mr. T. BRANCH, • To-uonßow, (Saturday,) the , l2th inStanN.-at Eleven o'clock, • at the Hanover Rooms, A-N extensive assortment of Dutch BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, from the celebrated Nurseries of Mr. Titoor.EN, it Haarlem, and comprising Double 'and' Single Hyacinths. Narcisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, tare. - To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had fronr Mr. T. BRANCH. By order of. the Assignee under a Deed. of Assignment, for the Be'nqfit of the Creditors Of. THOMAS BAI . TSON and W ILL' AM HINCH. • By Mr. BACH, On MortDAY next, the 14th instant, at the Yard of Mr. Thomas Boyden, Shipbuilder, 5, Bufhn-street,.at Twelve o'clock at. Noon, A L SUPERIOR FISHING BOAT, in excellent condition, called the "RDW Alt I) AN I) WILLI A T. 1;" hurdler) 22 5.94 th ton. Now lying in the Brunswick Doitk. Also, Two SAIL BOATS, together with sundry other Eff ec t s i n th e y a rd lately occupied by the said Thomas Baitson and William - Hind], on the east side of Brunswick Dock. The above FishiuKßoat, to aoy person or company in want of such, is What is seTitotit ofFerto the Public, being in every. tespei.t fitted' out with all necessary articles, entirely new, and may be sent , to sea immediately. . _ . Igor " .._ ......... furtherp particulars apply to 71r. JAmEs BACK, Auc tioneer, Chirendon-buildings; or Mr..JANtEs APAIURDO, (As signee,) D, Pleasant Hill-street, Harriuo,tou. Eo bQ Ltt. vroncE IS I-lEREI3Y Givv,N, that the TOLLS arising .111 at the Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Road between War rington and-Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, called or known by the names of Hulme ana Pemberton Gates, will 'be LET by . AUCTIONIo the best Bidder, at the house of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mac kerfield, in the said county, on Tit uustiA y, the 224 day of De cember next, at TwelYe o'clock et Noon, in the mannet directed by theActs'of Parliament now in force-" For, regulating-Turn pike Roads,"- which, Toils produced the last year the sum of £1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens , to be t he' best bidder trust at the'sinne time . pay . one Meath in 'advance (if required) of the Rent at which such Tolls' may be let, and giv&securitY; with sufficient •sureties, to the satisfaction of , the'Trustees of the said Turnpikoßoadfor payment of the remainder monthly orother wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Nevem ber, 1833. jOLHN Furcii Err, Clerk-to the Trustees' INDIVIDUALS: GOING ABROAD from the Port of LIVERPOOL, are informed ,bv S. W. SILVER •& CO. • •' •Or NOS. 9 ANn It), Cnt{NHILL, ; IJ •• • - • that they, may procure the whole, or any. part •of- an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to thetinest quality of - Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their:BrauCh Douse, . . . :Nost4.4.ND 5; ST-GEORtieS CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL; At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING. Prices as at their •• ;, Warehouse in LONDON. • • Daily communication bet Ween London and Liverpool for Ship-sailing•insrination, &c. TO MERE-lANTS, SHIPOWNERS, AND OTHERS. A, T a - MEETING of the MASTER•SHI PW RIGHTS•••of the-Port of 'Liverpool, held- on•the . sth day of November, 1836, It 'fintinirrioosly RekolOed, That in alluding to the termination of the late differenees between the Master Shipwrights and'thejourneymen,i . beigietve: respectfully to acknowledge•the inconvenience and• saCtilice of Interest so cheerfully submitted to 'by the Merchants,' Ship owners,' and , •Commanders of Vessels •in' the Port; during the suspension of Work; and thus pnbliely-loYtender 'their!best thanks for their general co••operation,which could alone effect so desirable an issue: -• ' ' 1- • • -THOMAS MILCREST, Chairman-of the Meeting. iOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; That a pplic a ti on is in tended to be made - to Perliament in the next .Sessinn for leave to bring in one dr more Bill or Bills for' enabling the Mayor, Aldermen - , and 13argesseS of the Borough of Liverpool to open and widen Watem-street, FenWiek-street, Brunswick etreet, Agnew-court in James -street, the Quay on the east 'side of Salthomise Dock,' South Castle-street, Hanover-street, Can ning-place, Shaw's-brow; Old Ilaymark,e, Lime-street, New Hayinaiker; Saint John's-late, Bevington-hill, Gardner's- TOW; MarYbone; Preeson's-row, Bold-street, Berry-street, Brooks-square : Cooper's-row, Dale-street, Byrom-street, Tem ple'-street, Great 'Charlotte-street, Ranelagh-Street, Parker street; Church-street, Lendon-rorid,'Stafferd street, Great Ho nier-street, Queen;street, Laticelot'sshey. and Bath-Street, or part orparts thereof, aiid to improve the Town of Liverpo6l in and near the said. Streets, and other places respectively in the aitl - Town. And for enabling the gaid'C'rporation to purchase Landt; Tenetnente, and' Hereditanients, at the valuatione of Juries' or otherwise, for•all or any of the purposes of opening,' widening, and improving aforesaid. And to 'enable the said Corporation to appropriate to the erection of Public Buildings Land belonging to them, situate in and near Lime-street, Islington, Shaw'sbrow, the New Haymarket, and Saint JOhn's-lane, and comprising the sites of the Old Infirniary and Lunatic Asylum, and to appropriate in like 'manner any other Lands' and Ilereditaments of the said Corporation. And, by the said Bill or Bills, it will be proposed that powers shall be taken to raise money for the purposes of such opening, widen ing, and improVing, purcha.ses and 'erections as aforesaid; and for altering and'athending an Act passed in.the twenty-first year`of the reign Of his late Majesty King George the Second, intituled, "An Aet for the building a Church in the 'rtisyn of "Liverpool, in the 'County Palatine' of Lancaster, and for En " lightening and Cleansing the Streets.ef the said' ToWit, and " for keeping and maintaining a'Nightly Watch there." And an Act passed in the IWenty-eighth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the' Third, intituled, "'An Act for En " larging'and varying smile Of the powers contained in Certain' " Acts of Parliament relating to' the Watching, Lighting, and " the Streets and other placee within the Town of " Liverpool, and for removing" and preventing Nuisances . and " Annoyances therein." And an Act passed in' the second year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third, intituled; ""An Act for building two new Churches and pro " viding . Buriallilaces within the Town of Liverpool, in' the "County Palatine of Lancaster, and for the better preserving " the Pavements of the Streets in the said Town, and for ascer " tainin'g the Fares and Prices to be paid Carters,, Carmen, " Hackney Coachmen, and Chairmen, and for regulating their " behaviour within the said Town." An Act passed in the' twenty'-Sixth year of the neigh of his late Majesty King George the Third', intituled, " An Act for opening, making, widening, " and altering certain Streets, Passages, and Places within the "Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster; " for supplying the said' Town with_freeh and wholesome " Mra.ter; for' removing and preventing Nuisances and An " noyances therein; fur appointine',additional Market-places, and for extending so much ortrie - powers of an Act of the " second year of his present Majesty as relates . to Hackney Coachme it, Chairmen, Carters, and nirters, to a certain dis tance beyond the liberties of the said Town." An Act passed in the nity-ninth year of the 'reign'of late Majesty King George the Third, intittiled . "An - Act 'for abolishing' the pay-' "ment of certain Tolls, irigates and ontgateS, collected " at' the several entrances into the Town' of Liverpool; in, the "Comity - of Lancaster, and of certain'Tolls and Stallage n o w " payable in the markets and fair's' there. And for granting . etlierV9lis and Stallage in lieu thereof; amid for the better i egi d, i mi,) of the said 'Markets and Fairs." An Act passed in the first year of the reign of hie late Maj es t y King •George "the Fourth, intituled " An* Act for reviving, extending, end "'varyi - rig 1 ,e powers' of an Act passed i n the tWenty-sixth , "year of hi. late Majesty King George the Third, for ntaking " and widening certain Street s ; Passages, and Places in the' T ow n o f Liverpciol, in the :Connty Palati ne . of Lancaster; " and for several . other purpoSes in the said Act 'men- . " tioned; and also' for further iniproving the said Town." An Net passed in the sixth 'veer of the reign of his said late Majest v - King George the Fourth, intituled,," An Act for the • bettec regulation Of Buildings in the ToWn of Liverpool; in "the'CountY Palatine of Lancaster'," and ftir authorizing the "'Making of Bye-laws, Rules, and Regulations for Vessels "frequenting the DoCks, - Basins, and 'Quays belonging to the "Corporation there." An'Act passed in the seventh year of the reign of his late - Majesty King George.the Fourth, intituled, "Au Act for widening and improving certain' Streets in the "Town of Liverpool, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, for " the further prevention of Nuisances and Annoyances in the "said Town ; for the regulation' of Weighing Machines, " Weights'and Measures, and the establiehinent of a Fire Po " lice therein." And an Act passed in the'Session of the fifth and 'sixth sears of the' reign of hie 'present 'Majesty, intituled,' " An Act for alte r i ng , amending. and extending the powers and "provisions of an Act of the . sixth year of his late Majesty " King. George the Fourth, for the regubitiun of Buildings in "the Town of Liverpool; and for the other purposes therein '"nientioned; and for' granting further and additional powers " fot the Unproven - lent and regulation of Ilia said Town, and time " preservation of property therein from Fires, and otherwise." And forthe extension of thcf period of seven years by the said Act allowed, as ,t o powers, c l auses, limitatiens, and provisions therein mentioned, so. far as the same relate to purposes therein referred to, and for altering and amending an Act passed in the Session of the sixth and seventh years of the reign of his pre sent Majesty, intituled, "An Act for extending and improving. "the maintenance of the Fire Police in the Borough of Liver ," pool." And for enlarging and consolidating the several'pow ers and authorities in the said several Acts contained, and for extending the said several Acts so altered and amended. and the powers and authorities thereof so enlarged and consolidated be yond the Berough of Liverpool, as the same was meted and bounded at the respective times of the passing thereof, so as to include the whole of the Borough of Liverpool, as the Metes ;Ind bounds thereof are now extended and limited 'by' an Al. Massed in the SeSeion of the fifth and sixth years of the reign o this nre,sent Majesty, intitated, "An Act - to provide for9!,re- gulation 91 Municipal Cprporations in England and pal es.,, ake !And for enabling' the Council of the said BOrough to n `'live -laws, the bett er t o e fr ee t an y o f the purposes of rtltihe saide times Acts, so ext en d e d as a f oresa id . -A n d f o r reguiating and plaCes of payment of Wages of Mechanics , ' LaCou rers said Bo and Sahel. Persons w ee kly or otherwise-einployed in th e - irough. 'And for enabling the Council of the said Borough to Snake BVe-laws the better to enforce such regulation-, t And . fer ml iving 6) Justices of the Peace a discretionarytienr)nteur be gate penalties of Bye-la we now made, " hei t . " e rewrite d e by the Council of the said Borough, under t potters hr any further powers to he proposed by tame said Bill or Bilis. Anil for the be t t er an d mote su mnmary olinuning ,pesseSsion o f till Sliitp Stnnd.. Stalls, B e nches, and other convenienees erected, or hereafter to fie eteeted iii any FAirs orMarkets now or lei (-after established-by thesaid:Couneil, unjustly w i thheld after notice or otherwise. A n d for the , liater and m ore sum . 'nary recovery of Tolls, Staltage Dues, I Customs, anti other Reve nue of the Corponition: And for authori z ing , the payment of the Clerks to the Magistrates of the said Bo rough, by fixed Salaries in lieu of Fees. 'and for the payment or application of such Fees as the Commit mai' , 'clireid. RD. kriLILIFFE; Town-clerk of Liverpool, Solicitor. [PRICE FIVF,PENCE. ST. hIARVS CHURCH, KIRKDALE. rinHE .CONSECRATION of this Church will take place on MONDAY next, the 14th instant, when a- SERMON . 'will he preached by the Right , 'Reverend LORD BISHOP ;OF CHESTER, and a Collectiorf be.made in aid of the Funds for providing Free and Cheap Sittings in the Church. • DiVine Service willcomatence at Two 'oclock. POLICE OPPicir,'Nov. 10; rip WO PISTOLS, suspected` to have been Stolen, were IL takipn by a Felice Constable from a person last night ; they arcs of the following description :—Back Action, LoCks Electrum Barrels, Lock Plates - and Furniture, swivel Liam rods, Rifle Barrels and • half stocked. Value about Five Guineas the pair. —The Owner may have them on application to Mr. Wntrry, at the Policeuffice. PUBLIC HALL. A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the: SUB _AL,. SCRIBERS to' a Fund for the Erection of a PUBLIC HALL, • • The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Chair, It was resolved, , That the number of Subscriptions already received is , highly satisfactory; and' that the List of Subscribers be published in the Liverpool Newspapers. That, as misrepresentation has arisen as to the purposes to which the net Profits to arise from the proposed Building will be applied, the Committee feel it incumbent on them to declare that such profits must necessarily be divided rateably among the Subscribers. (Signed) JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman. - - - WANTED, BOARD and L i onGINO, ti a god 'ituatir).; for two Gentleinm, in a resPectabre -farnilv, on rear sbnable tertus..' A, separate Sitting Room wotilcl be re(piired. LP:UO:4. post paid; stating terms, iddrebsed A. Z., Standard Office, will be attended to ' LIST OF SU)IISCitiPTIONS, Mr. James Aspinall £lOO Mr, Chris: Rawdon ' 100 Charles LaWrefite : 100 Joseph C. Ewart' lOU • C.'Tayleur James Moon - 100' Nicol Saluael•Turner ' 10: ' t rilliums Booth' • 100 George Holt Enoch Harvey • 100 Thomas Avison •• • • lOW John . Milther • 100 James Harvey 100 William Rathbone 100 James Mulleceux 100' Thomas Rawson, Tox teth-park' Edward Patton lOO • James RaWdon 100 William' Dixon Charles'Smith : 100" Wm. Earle, 100 Hardman Earle Alex. Maegregor' 100 Richard Edwards' • 100 John Cropper - 100 Samuel T. Hobson 100' Ju'eph Salida's' lOO T. F. Dyson Georo ('rant 'OO James Cock , h,,tt Thornas . Brocklehank . 100 James Heyriottlr ▪ 100 Luke 'l'. GrOsSley 1(10 Riibert Riiskeil William Lynn lOO Johnitobiti' • 1(X) Vincent Higgins ' 1(1)1 John Holden John 'AI ulholland' Hugh Jones . lOO Richard' H. Jones lOO John Holt. JOseph N. Walker William Shand William Harrison lOO .Jilin A. Tirane Nicholas R05ka11 , .... 100 Johnerosthwaite 100 Benjarnin•lt Jones .. 100 John I'. lleywood.... 100 S. H. Thompson . 1(X) William Neyitt 1(X) Richard Jones Joseph King Richard Beabow John Benbow lOO Robert Woodward:— 11 Robert Semple 100 Richard Dawson I. A. Darned Lewin Moeey James'.Radley Henry Byrom, Jun 1(X) ThomaS Bold lOO Sir That Brancker 10(' Sir John Tobin' lOO Samuel Hope 10). John Bent • lot Edward Moon Jonathan Hingiuson lll G. D. lilam Charles skill William Stuart Lawrence Hayworth la John S.'Leigfi -William W. Currie Robert A. Fletcher F; GouthWaite' Jes . vil , 110rOY Thomas•Coglari W.; Gartivright Richard Bateson ...• Charles'r, Hadfield Samuel Kearsley ...• John Green . Ambrose Lace Thomas Thornely Henry It. Sandbach G. H. Lawrence John Marriott • • ... Henry Harrison Mathew jee • Francis •IlayWood..• Thomas Bolton' R. L. Bolton .. • .... a S.,S. Gair . Daniel Williuk ' R. ZWilcfrenhart E. Zwilchenbart Harold Littledale Joseph Langton... 4 • T. Stewart Gladstone. R. W. Bateson • Robert Jones William It.'Sandbach ! William Gladstone Thomas 11. Lewis Henry Holmes John Holmes • Harwood 13am - ler Samuel Holum ' James Hohe, Jun J.•Wordlev . W. Pt , Buibby F - . Shand Henry Booth JOs. - Mach Miles'Bhrton Hugh Hornhy V. D: Bold W. H. Tayleur T. Finlay 50 Henry Ripley • W. A. Brown 5O J.•o:Watson "5l Charts Middleton—. 50 Michael Himble• 5O WilliaM Claxton Gibsone 5O Edward Littledale. J. G. Bateson 5O W.P. Iluehiuson, jun. 50 Jos. Shipley Satnnel Stanifort h 5O James Gilfillan Richard Radcliffe John Beckwith ' John Stockriale Robert Bonn 5O John Parker . • 5O JoePh ThoMpson J. Nelson Wood ...• • 5 1 ) , James A David Cannon ..... John Fletcher ug,b M ore ..•• • • • • g o Thomas Stewart ... N. SalislnlTY ... J. H. Turner William Ox!eY • James W S. H. Walsh . RA G V 7 D n r .:S e c t ic N . V w ;b t 1 1 1 :: 5 55 j, W. FL '•• hitehead 50' W. M‘Cracken W. 0. Porter 5O Thomas Todd 5O J. T. H., per Mr. Had ley Joseph Ridgway ..... 50 A. Thompso n ....... 50 Subscriptions w ill Le receive mittee, a List of whom is subjoi COMMI The Rev. Rector Mr. T. B The Worship . Barclay Mr. R. W. Bateson Mr. Thotras Booth Mr. Hardman Earle Mr. Joseph C. Ewart Mr. George Grant MT. R. E. Harvey Mr. Francis Heywood Mr. Samuel Holme Mr. Samuel Hope Mr. JoSeph Hornby , Mr. Richard Houghton Mi. G. B. Islam Mr. Thomas Kaye ' SamuerKearsley Mr.'Joseph Langton Mr. Charles Lawi-entie Mr, Jambi Crosbie Mr. Kb. Mr. THU W. •DiCkison £so Win. Lowe, W. Ashburne r 5 .0 JOIM - Stewart John Woollright 5O Charles Booth - 5O ChuleS TOwilley 5O Robert Wilson • st` V.,Vates Thomas . Smith Chililes Birch Potter Richard Rathbone Dr. O'Donnell George Brown 5O ill Vraricii It. B. Ha rv-v Richaid Moon 5O C. 11. Jones It. W. Wo'ocl • - 50 Williat'n Watson...." 50. John Clint ThOinas Rogerson .... Henry 'Awe.: Andrew hleily Geor , ie Prevost Sa,m CT% Win Stanley 25 Thomas W. G. Weiss, W. 11. Goore Thoinits AviSon„jun 25 a, Le IL •Inhn Tophilm Jamis Cunningham Robert„Ch6 , 25 George. Coiner 2si Thomas Winstauley Thomas Baines G. W. Crooke JOnathon Brooks 25 Thomas Harvey 2.5 Soli 1 o Jantes Croibie 25 William J. 11i vers •••• 25 John Myers ; jou . 25 James Buchanar 25 F. M. Gillanders 25 John Hii2.llfield 25. Williarn . Brandreth..• 25 Henry Ripley Benjamin .Thomas .. • • 25 Peter Serjeantson .. • • 25 Thomas ift.owno • 25 ' William Reynolds ..• •25 James Gibson John Jerdein '" , 5. William J. Browne John Campbell 2s' James Howell . 25 Joseph Parton: 25 William coiner James Mawdsley 25 Edward G. Deane ... • 25 Edward Wilsonjun 2s' ' William Laisell ' Rev: T. S. Bowstead .• 25 Samuel Permit 25 Edwin Maw 25 ' Dr. Reynolds John North. jun 25 Mrs. 1% Earle ' William Carter T. B. Barclay Samuel Thornely Richard Bright Patrick Parker George Parsons Thomas Newton Thomas' D. Hcadlam 25 Wm: M'yers, jun 25 V. W. Bfancker JOseph Brooks 25 David \\Talker • 25, Edward Lane J. B. Clough 25 Thomas Leathorn Thomas Ili, ',.;1) Ejward"Jones Charles •Ba-rnard 25 William Healing Geoige Bo6th • 25 William Wales /3.07. J. Rift ' ' 2s' Rev. I•C. Prince Gardner. Boggs E. S. Bonk • 25 S*intOn-BOult 25 William Bentley 25, H. Stevenson ... 25 Lancelot Vance George Worthington 25 John - Murray . .. .lohn Walsh '2s: I, O. Bold 25 William Latham 25 ' H. E. Evans C. F. Carne 25 M. Telo 25 Robert Alston William Tvrer 25 Anthony SwAnson 25 • John Davies 25 Richard Rawson 25 Edward Challinor ...i 25 James Lister David Kent . 25 ' D. Buchanan D. C. Buchanan 25 Chas. B. Buchanan 2s'. John FoCke ' 25 .r. D. Thornely 25 Miss Thoinely Miss Mather 2:-) Miss J. 81ather.......: 25' Robert Nlather ...... 25 A n . a ß ni a e l„ i v iN so l4 n ll 4. . e iit • r nt : i. : . l• l .. : 2,,452 .?2‘ 5 21, J. B. Smith ........ WilliamWil l i a Starkie liip ' C. 'l'. Dunlevie - 25 .1 .. 1, 1i .3,: ao. . ll:l\ a z:e n i, Liacet. l 3l,h : s, V :rui .r . :derii L ir Timothy I3ourne . 2s' . Williain Reynolds wr a , Reynolds, jun 2s' ' Thomas Read Richard Crewe........ 25: ' W. R. Prince William Thompson.. • • 25 Elias J.lllozley Charles Mozley .. . J. M. Barinet ......... 25 H. W. Banner ........ 25 J. 'F. Cannel'. .. : ..... 25 W. Oa lestob ' 25 W. S. 'Mille r NV; Sharp ' 25 Jii.thes Powell A Cairns T. Mac Gill ' ' 25 George Robinson 25 Daniel Neilson 25 John Cragg' ' 25 Robert Arrott David Lamb James Mac Gregor 25 T0ta1....£16,600 d 'by each Member of the Com, ined. TT EE. Brooks, Chairman. Ifni the Mayor. Mr. W. Wallace Currie Mr. William Dixou Mr. Andrew Low Mr. James Moon Mr. Lewin Mozley Mr. W. Nichol Mr. W. Rathbone Mr. Christopher Itawdon Mr. Henry Sandliach Mr. Charles Smith Mr. Thomas Thoroely Mr. Samuel Turner Mr. Jeseph N. Walker .. Mr:Thome; Winstouley John Wpollright . Mr. W. Wortley Mr. John Wright, ES' ASPINALL, Treasurer. Secretaries. IS, HARVEY 5 MAGAZIN' DES MODES. - - 41, BADD•sTRittiY. • • . /FRS. BROWN:respectfolli , atinonnees that her WINTEIt .11'1.. FASHIONS, .in MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS, &c., will be ready for Inspection on TUESDAY next, the 15th instant. A Vacancy for an IN-Daon APPRENTICE or INII PROVER. Ng - Rs. CUTLER, from London, takets this opportunity of returning thanks to the Ladies of Liverpool and itis vicinity,for the liberal support she has received since her com mencement in business, and respectfully solicits their attention to her WINTER. FASHIONS, comprising elegant Noveltiei at unusually low priceS, Which Will be ready fur inspection on THVIISDAY, the 17th instant. No. 11, -Clarence-street. MISS SA.7kII3ROOK, O*N her return from Loud o n, b e gs m os t respe c tf u lly t o i n fant the Ladies of Liverpool and the neighhourhood,,that Ott WIDINIEfin AY next, the 16th instant, she will have ready for in spection 'tilt elegant Assortment of •MILLINERYI alsci, a great variety of the most fashionable Materials, far Dresses,. Btc. ' • • • • 88, Duke-street, Nov. 8, 1836. fits: DAVID KENT, 110, BOLD-STOAT, begs respect- IV" to infotm' the Ladies Of Liverpool acrd its vicinity she, will have het WINTER. FASHIONS of MILLINERY and new GOODS ready . on THURSDAY next, the' 17th instant. ir RS. WOODS begs respectfully to int4rrn the Ladies of INI Liverpool and its vicinity, that her , WIN P E FASHIONS will be ready fur inspection on Marina! next, the 14th instant. Millinery and Dress Rooms, 29, Bold-street. CHAPEAU FRANCAIS: SOLD ONLYBY JAIIM REAL 18, BOLD-STREET. • THE r properties, of this HAT, ar c li g ht ness , s h o rt ness o f s l gh and brillinnry of colour; Which cannot be affected by Yea air, and in durability equal to two of the . Best.Beayer Oats, and allowed from its beauty and texture, to be superior to any Hat yet_ invented.—Price for Cash 20s. Liverpool. •Nor. sth, 1 836. DRESDEN-ROOMS, LORD-STREET. ALEXANDEit HUNTER begs to intimate that he has _disposed • a his whole STOCK of GLASS, CHINA; and EARTHENWARE in the Dresden-rooms, to Mr. R. - LIVINGSTON, and, iu returning thanks for the liberal pa:- tronage he enjol-ett trhile in the above Establishment, he begs leave to introttucc his Successor, Mr. 1,., as a person in every respect. well qualified fur conducting the Establishment in the most efficient manner. • ALEXANDER HUNTER. " • Lit+etpuol i 3d November, 1836. TN reference to the above Advertisenient, It. LIVINGSTON begs leave : to- state that he will , use every exertion to have a choice Selection of all that. is'elegant.and fashionable in the Trade; and mill a) he trtists•will merit the' attention and appro bation of the Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its Vicinity ; and, in order to' make room for a- SPLENDID STOCK of GLASS,-0111\A,- and KARTIIENWARE i selected at the most eminent Manufactories in the Kingdom, the STOCK NOW ON HAND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, for a few Weeks from this date. • Dresden-7 007,5, Lord-street;.3d:Nou.; 1835. ST. JAMES'S VAULTS, RATHBONE-STREET, igpporite the Centre Gate if the, Market, Liverpool. • VV.HEN I first opened the abose.Premises, I adopted a new Theory Business, which-was to vend no articled' but those of established character for Quality, and to Sell- them at such Prices as. would render the Competition of other Es tablishments in the neighbourhood altogether unavailing: The zealous and general patronage I have received, (and which still continues daily to increase) is the best testimony to my--success.- sly- enterprise has been rew a rd e d beyond-m-y largest anticipations, and I beg most cheerfully tb acknowledge my grateful sense of the fa v; y ::: -. . , It is inranibit ion to secure a continuance of this envied pre ference, and, with a-view in some degree to merit it. the pnblia is respectfully informed, that the late fortunate purchases which I have made will enable me to Sell, for two years to come, every Article in JAMAICA' RUMS, Scotch acid 'lrish WHISKIES, London and Bristol GINS: French BRANDY, WINES, &c., &c., at my usual scale of lOw prices. And this lam determined to o, notwithstanding the enormous advance of every article connected with the trade. Confidently referring my numerous Friends tti the eubjoined List of my Prices for spirit of warranted quality, I have the honour to remain, : Their most obedient servant, EDGAR ESTLIN, Proprietor. LIST OF PI??OES FOR CASH. • SPIRITS:• • -- ---- . -. Gallon. auart.. Pint. Glass. GOOD RUM los. Bd. 26. Bd. 15. 4d. 3d- Superior ditto Very fine ditto l3 0 33 , 1 7 21 The finest old' ditto l4 0 3 6 ` 1 1 9 3 LONDON GIN Very fine Bristol ditto Superior splendid ditto l.l 0 3 6 1' 9' 3 FRENCH BRANDY 30 0' 7 6' 3 1 9' 6 ..._. ._ . The finest dittO l6 0 . 9 0 4' 6 - 8 Very fine 'British ditto Bett's Patent Brandy 'l6 0 . 4' 0 20' 3 GOOD WHISKY Very good ditto The'finest Irish Malt ditto l- 0 4 0 2" ol' 3': Fine Scotch ditto - l6 0 4 0 2' . ' (P ' 3: l ' Celebrated Catnbeltown ditto: 20 0 5 0 2 6' 4 • WINE. ,; .; Brown Shert'y, in *ci0d....4. 12' 0 8 0' l''' or t:7 Superior' Pale ditto - l6 0 4 0 2' 0 1 Real getidCape Madeira lO 6 2 8: 1 4' 2'. Superior Cape, very old . ..: "14 ' 0 3 6 . 1 9 . 3'• Old Port Very choice ditto,t in wood .: 16 0 - 4 0 2'o -t; ••' Good' Family ALE, 4d., superior ditto, 5d., the finest Snpo ditto: 7d. ' • . ~ •• • • ~ LODON PORTER drawn from the Butt, 4d., 5d., [tn(' 7d. BOTTLED PORTER:6c. 'per dozeti(Varts) ;'4l. per cozen (pints). The Bottles to be returned or chaff*d for. CORDIALS of every description. . • * * l, Family Orders in every branch of the Trade, executed on the cheapest terms, and with the greatest care and despatch._ Xitu tWilitrationo. This Day is Published, 4 , - - -srirtmoN, addressed to the Church of Englithd Benefit .' Society.. By the Raw: HUGH M'NEILE. Price Gd: , May be had of R. PATTISSON, Standard-office; T. KATE, Courier-office; J. DAVENPOLtT, lianelagh-street, and all other Booksellers. On the lith instant will be published the Fifth Vohime of - (IOW:\ Et. NAI'IER'S HISTORY of the WAR in the' k. 2 PENINSULA, with some Remarks upon Robinson'tt Life of Picton, and upon two Articles in the Quarterly Review. To be completed in Six Volumes. Also CA PT. JOHN PATTERSON'S ADVENTURES, with 'NdticeS'of the Officers and'ot' the 50th, or'Queen's Own. Regiment, from 1807 to 1821. Dedicated,hy permission, to the Queen. Post Bvo, elegantly bound in cloth, price IN. W. London : —'l'. and W. Boone, 29, New Bond-street, and all Booksellers in Liverpool and Manchester. ir dls c T i o L it ,i l :y , l i t i sn :d V i i :A -1 t i lc h l e : l A ' c l t o U E u l AN T L S :l l4 ,E ulp i : l Aeo l dr o S : f t l i ! iit i e t t i:2.l( l .o D E .fl E B 2w :A ß. ti6 N y d : i l H l, oo : tuE : iA n tyes f F.5.A.5. Nutnerous'Plates,and Pedi grees. 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Pickering,: Chancery a.oe, under the conduct of a Beneficed Clergyman, assisted by !eminent literary men, both lay and clerical, The motives which have led to the announcement of a periodical of this de scription must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a lively interest in the welfare of the establishment,' The main depart ment is intended to consist of original treatises from the pens of those who are most competent, from their thorough theological and literary attainments, to do justice to its importance. The critical office will be committed into the hands of an able and experienced writer, who will exercise his judgment in the re viewing of recent publications' with impartiality, and speak the', truth fearlessly and with sincerity,- The notices wilt:not wholly , be confined to - theological - works, but will enthrone: any description of literary perfortnance, an account of which ma y be thought likely to interest and benefit 'the reader. The extent of erudition, the information and research which will he brought to bear upon tliii department, will be ,aelino n t o r- t . ledge(' on perusal: , •It will' suffice to mention they could have been obtained without colasideroble expense. The to of the work is not political, except inasmuch asany a that effect the Church now-a-days must involve something to slight tulip and such subject matter cannot be 'dismisSeff wit h consist of document:Si rapid touch. The remaining contentswill cansB,c. Under the connected with the Church sacred poetry,. villbo founds -summary' e obect head of " The Ecclesiastical Record" ith critical remarks thereon. Church, or affecting her interests,. , : t s, of metropolitan and provincial - ie and ondasionall) from Extracts from the' labours of s lc o k, rr recent end oietrospectiVe:. occurrences.' relating to the theological works of ernlitel eu:e _ , . qw er . y t 1 list of new publi cations, and clerical integt; e lit. 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