The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-20 00:00:00

‘CA •Z - . 1, g • _ EAST - be despatched on the 151 h May. For. CANTON, Dsiverina Goods at LINTIN or WHAMPOA, AWSC . he splen tid Liverpool fritrate-built Ship JOHN O'GAUNT, JOHN ROIVERTSON, Commander; I3urthen per roister 419 , t0p5; newly coppered; is well known _ - to•be 0ne.0f26 finest and ristest ships belonginl to the pott.— Por freight orlassage apply to Messrs. JOHN Gi.,AnsToNE and Co., or , to• r • BOLD and STAR KEY. For 111AuRatus, The Barque ELLEN, JOHN MACDONALD, Coll:Manlier ; Btrthen per register tons; A I.—For freivtit or Massage (he , cahin..atftmling. excellent accomowdation)„apply ~ ,1 9 . 1 gessrs..JoHN GL4DSTONE an.d Co, or to • -- BAD and STARKLY Will sail in a few days. '4 For BOMBAY, 41 1" .. 1 7 •>7 • The Ship.DUKE OF LANCASTER, - JAS. H A RGREA VES, Uomrnander ; Burthen pet register 565 tons.—For freight or passage (having Very superior cabin accommodations) apply to !Messrs. JOHN ' , GLA °STONE and Co., or to, - .. BOLD and STARKEY. To sail on the 1014 May. For CANTON, Delivering Goods (without transhipment) at LINTIN or WDAMPOA, at the option of the Consignees, ' The splendid A 1 American Ship HORATIO, WILLIANIS HOWLAND, Commander;' 460 tons register; copper-fastened. and newly coppered. This 'ship cannot be surpassed for strength and sailing qualities, and • is in every- respect.a.most desirable conveyance -both for goOds -and passengers. Captain Howt.ANn has long been a regular trader. to China.-.-For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. WILDES, PICKERSGII.I.. ind,Co., or to . 13RODIE and HAMILTON. • • • • (7 - -; Dirk - , - vv" 'SO Trritl wALEg., Will hare early despatch. 7. For HOBAR i"roWN and SYDNEY, t., The beautiful fast-sailing Liverpool-built Barque, .-1 , .. , it., LAURA, 4- E. DAY, Commanier ; -• :329 tons register; A 1; coppered and copper-fastened; and has very superior , accorniunclations.--For freight and passage apply to BuootE and 11 i.MILToN, or COTESWORTH and SMITH. WEST INDIES. To sail on Me 25th instant. 'For ANTIGUA, - The Ship PH(ENIX, JoutN HARTLEY, Commander. 'or freight or passag e apply to C: W. and F. SHAN,. ID, 4, Old Churchyard •6 at account of whom ii may concern: ' - THIS DAY, (Friday .the 20th instant, at Qua u'clock, on the Quay, Clarence Dock, 739 - Bit s Sur a t COTTON, Ditto Sli EEP WOOL, Saved from the wreck of the John Stat 4, from Bombay.— Apply to MOLYNEUX,rTAYI,OII; and Co:, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 20ih instant, at. Twelve o'clock, on the Qirav; east side Brunswick Dock, 1000 Barrels TUN P EN TI N E, Ex St. Andrew, from New- York.—Poi further particulars apply to Messrs. Witijks, Prckitascirt,r.. and Merchants, or to EDWARD HUM BEE, Broker. UNIT ED STATES. ~. . . . To wail immediately. For BOSTON, .. :., r, The fine American. Shin COPIA, . D. KNIGHT, Master ; 334 tons register; coppered and copper-fastened, and a fast sailer, of the first class. Having seven-eighths of her . cargo engiv,,fed, she will take light . freight only,. and that on, very "moderate terms.-- 7 Apply on board. Victoria Dock, or to , . , LODGE PRICHARD, and Co. To sail immediately. For NEW ORLEANS, or The fine first-class-American Ship.DENMARK, - E. BANGS, Master; 13urthen 55-1 tons; coppered and ,-)pper-fastened; is an ex ceedingly swift-sailing vessel, all respects a superior conveyance for goods and passe ngers.—Applv on hoard, Queen's Dock, or to , LODGE, PRICHARD, and. Co. Fi.ie Goods, 205., and Earthenware Bs. per Ton.: to be engaged previous to shipment. •INTENDED TO BE A HEGULAD TRADER. 7o be despatched on the 21st instant. For NEW YORK,. The splendid new American Ship WESTCHESTER, • . Captain WATSON FRRRIS Burthen 700 tons ; copper-fastened, and conpered last voyage ; Ludt in New , York, expressly for this trade, of the .choicest - -materials ; possesses great strength with elegance of structure, cud is• considered one of the finest and fastest sailing ships helonging,tO the United: States. Her cabin is fitted .up in the -first . style, with every accommodation fur passengers.—For freight or passage apply to tlie:Captain. on .board, in Prince's Dock, or to WADDINGTOI4, HOLT, and Co. On'account of whom it may concern.- Tins DAY, (Friday,) the 20th instant, at ' ; Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Of f ice, Dale-street, e fititis:Damaaed SUGAR, . LaNing Iti lihipe"i'a Bonded Warehouse, Moor-street. Just lauded, ex Maria, from Demerara.—For particulars apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. • 7;1-alto 13/1 f-Aturtion. • SALE OF THE VALUABLE -WINES; tOF TILE LATE CHARLES BLUNDELL. ES'(,), OF INCE BLUNDELL. itirESSRS. THOMAS WINSTANLEY and,SONS most fIJ respectfully announce that they •have received orders .from*tl4e Executors to sell the whole of•tbe'Genuitre and Select WINES, the 'property of the late Cliarles•Blundell,.Esq., of Ince Blundell, at their Rooms, in Church-street, Liverpool, on, .MON DAY next, the 23.1 day of April, at One o'Clock, (a sale not being permitted at the Hall.) The WINES, which are of the choicest quality, COmptise— About Eighty Dozen of fine 111ADEIRAS. One Hundred Dozen of very superior SHERRY, About Twenty Dozen Old PORT Forty Dozen of excellent CLARET. Thirty Dozen of fine Old HOCK. With smaller quantities'ofßUCELLAS, VIN DE GRAVE, SAUTERNE, CALCAVELLA, PAXARETE, TOKAY, . , • • . . &c. Some capital BRANDY, fine Old RUM, and WHISKEY; CYDER and PERRY. The Wines are now lying in the Cellars of Ince Hall, where they will be delivered to the purchasers, under the supet inten dance of tlie..Butler. • ' . ' -, ' ! Samples will be produced at the Sale, and Catalogues mal he had of Messrs. WINSTANLEY And SONS. .ChUrCh..3treef;.. Liverpool. DITE:DVTERRANEATV. To soil positively on the Ist of May next.—No Goods • received opt board without special agreement. For MALTA a* ODESSA. AMA The beautiful A 1 Barque 0 - ARENA, (of Liverpool,) WILLIAM HAynEN, • Master ; Coppered and copper-fastened.—Apply to • - - • A. W. POW LES and Co. • 338.1T1511 AKE i v :LIC A . A Regular Trader.--To sail positively on Sunday next. For MONTREAL, A "- The fine A. I British-built and coppered Barque CAPTAIN }LOSS, D. B. MORTON. Master; .310 tons; and in all respects a most eligible conveyance for goods and cabin passengers, having superior accommodations. •--Jor terms of freight or passage .apply to . JOSEPH FROSTE and Co. . ~ R- A regularTr r ad i er.—lrill hare early despatch. Fo N ON , l REAL direct. 4.:: , , .6 The well-known Ship DRYOPE, ''..-- Burthen per register 341 tons:..--For terms of freight or cabin passage .apply to ALEXANDER PA 'MANE, Esq., of to GEORGE HIGHFIELD, Broker. *team N-abigation. SHORT SEA VOYAGE•TO BELFAST AND NEWRY, vr i ARDGL-A.SS. 1 "*" •• : The County- of Down and Liverpool Steam '_' 1 1 er packet . Company's new and powerful Steam Ship •-.' i 411X1i. . .'' . VICTORIA, - 41-...,..- --,..,‘ 370 tons register; 220 horse power, , --.1 . : ••., ~ • - • WM.• ABERDEEN, Commander ; Will sail, with Goods and Passengers, from`- Clarence Dock, *for A RDGL ASS' and STRANGFORD LOUGH;ou.TuEsOAY n'ext, the 25th iustant. • . ' Cabin passage (including Steward's Fee).... I7s. 6d. D,ck , . • 4 0 . • For further particulars apply to CROZIER and Co., 13, Goree-piazzas. REGULAR STEAM CONVEYANCE BETWEEN NULL AND ABERDEEN. -44 i f: The Aberdeen, Steal* Navigation 'Company's • ,;i7 I\\ Steam Ship. •-• .") N. QUEEN OF SCOTLAND, „ HN YRAIISON,-uommitiuleb Is appointed to sail as follows : For ABERDEEN, Saturday, 21st April Three o'clock P.M. Saturday, 28th April Seven o'cloclE Leaving ABERDEEN every - WEDNESDAY. Cabin. Passage (including Provisions) , .£l 10 0 Steerage Ditto Ditto Ditto Deek Ditto without Ditto . Freight of Goods, Carriages, and Live Stock, at, reasonable ?ates For further particulars apply to JAMES JENKINS, Manager, .21, , Quay , Aberdeen; or to . . . THOMAS S: VIM, St. George Steam Packet Cnimpany's Office, Hull. N.B.—Shippers of Horses, and lintiorters of Cattle, Will find this,4 superior.and adVantageous conveyance. Bali, March 23 1838 • For DUBLIN .AND BELFAST. , THE CITY OP DUBLIN STEAMLPACKET'COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. •The above Confpany sail their Vessels, (with or Without Pilotg; ) taking Goods and Passengers to the•following ports, namely, .3 DEIBIAN Daily. To'BELEAST, every We(inesday. •The new Steamer ATHLONE. nit Wednesday next, the 250 '•instant at Nine &clock in the Evening, from the Clarence •;Dock. The pi inciple of this Company is. the.t Fattaching all Im porters and kxporters by a Division of the Profits among,them, -afte r pa) ni@lit of the Dividends—thus creating a community• of interests between the Shippers anti Shareholders-'--a principle • Which will best guarantee to its. Proprietors - acertainty of their 'Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and - .Live St.rck the havimg a well supported Establishment of first . °lass Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a :due attention to their maintenance. lIERC.HANTS' TEA - COMPANX, 44, GREAT GEORGE'S-STREET, NEAR ST. JAMES'S MARKET, LIVERPOOL. VirESSRS. ORCHARD and GILBERT, in soliciting the y_t attention of Families and the Ptiblic to the New ,Selec tion of BLACK and GREEN TEAS purchased by them dor ling their recent Visit to , London, beg to state, that they feel confident, that, in point of,Price, Excellence, and . Flavour, not 'house in the Liverpool trade can enter into competition with them in the various article§ in their Stock. Messrs. Orchard and Gilbert, having for many years devoted the whole Of their time and attention to the Tea Trade, are en abled, from their experience, to 'make the'best possible purchas el; and they feel, convinced that, during the late sales, they have' laid in such a Stock as those who may honour them with their commands will find worthy of attention. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF BLACK TEAS 'and GREEN TEAS S of every description. COFFEE. SUGAR. , ' SPICES. The HONG MIXTURE, which has now established for its self a lasting reputation, is still offered by Orchard and Gilbert at the usual price, in pound and half-pound packages at 6s. per lb. HOUSES BRIPPORT-STREET AND DUNCAN . STREET EAST. 'By Messrs. WINSTANLY and SONS. On WEDNESDA Y, the 9th. day of May next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-st reet, Liverpool, in two or more lots, and subject to such conditions as shall he then produced. r - ri WO DWELING-HOUSES, being Nos. 7 and.B, on the I_ north side of Bridriort-street, in Liverpool, with the large Yard and Convenience's behind the same,' rn theseveral occu pations of Mr, Graham and Miss. Westhead. Also, another DWELLING=HOUSE, situate in Back Bridport-street, (im mediately behind (he before-mentioned Dwelling-house, No. 8,) in the occupation of Robert Williams. Also. Two other Dwelling-houses, being Nos. 57 and 58, on the west side of Duncan-street East, together with the hinge Yard, Buildings, : and other Conveniences behind the same, both in the occupation of Mr. Holland; by whom the business of a Pawnbroker has been extensively carried on upon the said Premises for several years. ' ' The Premises in . .Bridport=itreet are held on :Lease under the Corporation of Liverpool for two lives, aged respectively 54 and 53 years,' or thereabouts, and for a term of 21 'years,' to be com puted from the decease of the survivor of them, subject-to a yearly ground rent , of Ms 6d. And the Premises in Duncan street East are also held- on Lease under the said Corporation for two lives, aged respectively 61 and 46 years, and for a term of 21 years from he decease of the' survivor of them, at a yearly ground rent of 10s. • •Further particulars may be obtained on application 'at the Office of Messrs. Ho w Attu and Wycna. Solicitors. Brazil huildingi, Drury-lane, Liverpool, where a Plan Of the Premises may be seen. • Apply to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. • - • . ',L.SCHWEPPE AND CO., • • MANUFACTURERS - TO t Trig QUEEN, AND ALL THE ROYAL • FAMILY. 51, BERNERS-STREET, LONDON. ILI EA L Judges of SODA WATER need not to be told that "Jilt, its main excellence consists in the LENGTH OF TIME during Nhich• it retains its life and pungency AFTER TT IS POURED OUT, and not. (as many erroneously suppose) on the force with which It expels the cork. This latter is .rather the characteristic of the commonest Soda Water. for the obvious reason that the air • illdisengaged. whereas, by the peculiar principle of SCHWEPPE'S PrOgeSS, the Carbonic Acid does not escape with the cork, hut, oeiug thoroughly amalgamated with the water, remains as a valuable . medicinal feature in their manufacture. The same Z,bservations will apply to their Aerated Lemonade, Potass and jlog'nesia Waters. • Pri t v observe the RED LABEL, over the Cork, representing • their Signature, as many of the other makers impose upon the Sch%veppe!s Bottles" with their own spurious L ` U rnpos Eton. Branch Manufactories at BRISTOL. DERBY, and at 148, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL. tarpORTERS OF GERMAN SELTZER WATER, IN QUARTS AND PINTS. The following arc their AGENTS for LIVEROOOI, :—J. Wood ville; Bold-street ; 'F. Nixon. jun., Castle-street ; Mann and Cr osthwaite, Parker-street; Thos. Thompson and Son, Church street;Th Beatson, Bold-street ; Wm. Jones, Berry-street ; w ni- Wagstaff, Great George-place; John Priestley, Lord 4"st ; G. H. Howell, Dale-street ; George Aspinall, Saint Aannes's-street; Thomas Johnson. St. James's-street ; J. M. !• 41 " 9 1 Park-road; W. W. King, William Henry-street, Soho ' E. Tiernan. London-road ; Jelin Deane, Castle-street P , Webster, St. James's-street ; and' P. Roberts ; Ranelagh street: • AIA TE 2 1))1t S Ord ers il anu factlitect especially for WARM CM , • XESSRS. PERRY a n d •C o ., SURGEONS. maybe IVlper sonally consulted front Nine in the Morning till Ten at Night,.and on' Sundaysirom Nine' till Two, at No. 23, SLATER - STREET; . near Dirke-street, Liverpool, (private entrance 'first 'door up the passage ; ) No. 2, Bale street, Lower Moslev.street, near to St. Peter's 'Church, MancheSter, and N 0.4, Great Charles-street; Birmingham: of whom may be had (gratis) with each box of pills their Treatise on Venereal Disease, Gonorrhwa, • Gleets, and Stricture, in cluding Practieal Observations on Seminal Weakness, arising from early aballts, so that all persons can obtain an immediate Cure, with ease, secrecy, and safety.' It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to the Ve nereal Disease; owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, who, by the use of that deadly poison, Mercury, ruin the con stitution, and cause Ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, and body . ; dimneSs in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, obstinate gleets; 'end nodes, on the shin bones, till atiength a general debility and decay . of the constitution ensues,' and a melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings: 'PERRY'S PURIFY ING SPECIFIC PILLS, price 2s. 9d. and Its. per box, a certain, safe, and the most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent and effectual cure of venereal diseases,—gonorrlura, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, lumbago, local debility, irritation of'the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passnges. frequently performing' a perfect cure in the short .space of three days, by 'one small pill'for a dose, with ease, seeresy, and safety. The certainty with which they are continually ailministered can be at tested by many thousands. Tne Speeific:Pills root out every particle of insidious' poison. purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids. They not only remove the'disease;but renovate by their aCtion . the differ ent (Unctions' of the body, expelling the grosser humours, and in a Manner so mild and imperceptible as to convince the mos sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers. They 'neither contain mercury nor any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery. They require nn restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business, but effect a complete cure, without the least exposure to the patient. At any period when the Slightest suspicion may exist, it will he well to have recourse to the Specific Pills, for when taken before the disease has merle its appearance it acts as a Certain preventative.' by moving the complaint effectually and secretly. Messrs. PERRY, Surgeons, continue to direct their studies to those dreadful debilities arising from the too free and indis criminate indulgence of the passions; which not only occasion a numerous train of nervous affections, and entail on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age, but weaken and destroy all the'bodily senses, occasioning loss of imagination, judgment, and memory, indifference and aversion for all plea sures. 'ln that distressing State of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of baneful' habits, excessive drinking, or any other'eause, by which the"powers of the constitution become enfeebled, they offer a firth, safe, and . speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. ' • PERRY'S VEGETABLE PILLS are well known for the certain and effectual remedy of secondary symptoms, venereal eruptions, pains in the hones, ulcerated sore throat, 'diseased nose, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local and general debility, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising from an imyre state of the blood. These Pills;are . worthy a place in the cabinets of masters and captains of ships, the more so, as they will keep good climates any length of time. Letters from the coy» try: containing a remittance fo medirine. will he immediately answered. '23, SLATER-STREET. lk; Eau DITRE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 101DSTON MARSH LEY FOR CATTLE, 1838. Con fessedly one of the finest Leys in the Kingdom, the Land being of the best:quality, and plentifully supplied with excellent Water in every part,'now in the holding'Of Mr. James Hadley, Bidston. Hall. • • TERMS : A Horse, full Ley EG 0 0 A Horse, twelve weeks 4 4 0 A Horse, eight weeks 3 4. 0 A Two;year-old Colt 3 10 0 A One-year-old Colt A Feeding Cow, or Three-year-old Heifer 3 0 0 A Milking Cow A Two-vear-old Heifer 2 0 0 A One-year -old Heifer To be taken in at the Wallasey Gate on the 10th day of May, and at the Bidston Gate on the 11th day of May, and continue till the 10th of October, after which date Cattle left will be charged extra, and to be paid for before taken away. Cattle . to be Booked at 'Bidston Hall : at Miss Westot's,' Ship Inn, Crosby ; at Mr. Owens's, New Haymarket, corner or Gloucester:street, Liverpool; Mr., Morgan's, Fenwick-street, at 'which places Mr. RADLEY will attend every Saturday toßook Cattle; at Mr. Owens's, at Twelve o'clock, and at, Mr. Mon.; gait's, at Two o'clock. The best hours of bringing Cattle will be three hours before H iirb Water, and three hours after High Water. All Cattle coming to Bidston Ley will pass flee of expense by the ll'oodside'Ferro, from George's I'ierhead. Mr. Lindley pledges himself that the Ley shall not be over stocked. 'l'n be LET with immediate Pdssession, LEASOWE COT TA GE FARM. joinintr Leasowe Castle, wititupwardoinf Fifty Statute Acres of LAND, suitable for a Summer Bathing Real dencP. N.B.—lf preferred, tbe COTTAGE - will he Let witho❑t the LAND.—For further ptirticulars aPply to Mr. JAmus . RA ot.Ey, Bidston hall, near Birlinhead, Cheshire. (One concern.) , , VALUABLE -LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, IN GOOD • - SITUATIONS: ' ' • Be Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, •On MONDAY, the 30th instant, 'at-Six 'o'cloCk' in the Evening • precisely, at the Concert Inn ; Concert-Su r est . Li verpoo l, Lot A LLthat well-accustomed•PUßLlC-HOUSE; called "The Lancaster duse,”•situate in Concert -street, Liverpool, with the' Licences thereunto •:belonging, now in 'the occupation of Mr. Va!ehtine Glass;' as tenant thereof, at the low 'rentof£2s; together with the' adjoining SHOP and DWELL ING-HOUSE, new in the occupation of James Dolan, as tenant thereof; at - the yearly rent of eleven guineas. • • ' • 2; All that DWELLING -HOUSE, N. 11, in Concert- Street 'aforesaid, 'now in the occupation of MrS. Sergeant, as tenant thereof, at the yearly . rent of £19.. • 3. Another DWELLING-1-10E3SE, No. 12, in Concert street aforesaid, now in the i;icupatitin of Mrs. Harris, as tenant thereof,--at the 'yearly rent-of:Lat. . " • 4. Another DWELLING HOUSE, No. 13, in Concert street , aforesait4 now 'in the occupation of William Jones; •as tenant thereof, at the }.'early rent of £2O. 5. 'All that . A 1 ESSUAG E or D WEL LI NG-H OUSE, with the Range of WORK SHOPS'and TIMBER YARD there unto belonging,•situate- on the-north-east side of Pirr-street. Liverpool aforesaid, and now in the occupation 'of Mr. Jnhn • Doke as tenant thereof. Also, Two small' DWELLING HOUSES, situate in - the Rear of the same Premises, and fronting Back SSel , :street,' and !tow in' the occupation' of Ann •Kilso and Sarah Gorsuch; as tenants - thereof. - . This Lot has a ftitntago of 11 yards 3 inches, towards , Parr street,-'and runs in depth to Back Seel street 26 Yards ; the present 'rental is only £75 per annum, but which, 'however, 'night be - greatly increased by a moderate outlay. The Tenure of the whole is Leasehold under the Corporation of Livyrpool, for one life and 21 years. The property can be viewed on application to the - respective tenant's, and further particulars may be bad of the Auctioneers, Whit chapel - Liverpool, or at the Office. of Mr. E u tO? WA Solicitor, Prescot. NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL GE. NERAL MEETING of the GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the COTTON S A 1.1 T 00NI,. in the ExcnangP-ounoings . .I..averpnoi, on FRIDAY, the first day of June, MB, at On, o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose orconsidering and determining - as to a 'Bill before the House of Commons for Amending the several Acts relating to the Railway, and - for authorising a New Railway•or Branch from the existing Railway at Kekewick. in Cheshire: to the LiterpoOl and Manchester Railway. at Huy ton; the Draft of 'which Bill will he submitted to the Proprietors present at such M, , :eting'for approval. J. SWIFT,CIerk of the Company. - Liverpool, 1211 s April, 1838. BOLD-STREET. , ohe LET, in nne of the most cheerful and airy situations in Bold-street, the . Whole or Part of a capacious DWELL! NG-H OUSE, Unfurnished. . For cards of•address apply at the. Standard-office. I i li: -1 ' C`..-- ,'•;. ~ ,Its - , At.,3001i • , <- $ 4 l, _ , . 4 - -4:r! e r m% ',.. -'' f4t• ,- A ••••\ 1-- .- 1 tAt -'• \ t !-,:, 4 . ..." , * g ' '-* - , P.i .'e l . -*"' r I 't 1 " 74 . 1 -•,, • ,44 , " ft .. ,V I I ‘l ‘ . -... a., ~ ;t:k. ..,' - _, , ` ----- ' 4 ' 1 ::; . . . t7 :l 't- 'V' ~,. ~ .... , , 3' - , .-,r 4 , 1, , • AP '9ll. 4lt + I t ' - 0 , 1 ''''' tolo4 I 3 - ' —T - 4 Fits " , Arm; Xi. ---No• 666.] bro Tittrtion. THIS DAY. AND GENERA, COMMERCIAL ADVERTVER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND .HANDS PREPARED_ THE BLESSINGS•THEI ENJOY 10 GUARD FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1838. atc-z, bp ikttrtion. [PRICE FIVEPENCE. - ~v . ~Ri. . • . Tats DAY, (Friday) the 20:h instant, at Twelve o'clock, At the Public Sale Room, Exchange-buildings, p 7.7 Bales Surat COTTON, 160 Ditto Madras DITTO, 250 Ditto "Mbuilla DITTO. Apply to • HOLLINSHEAD, ,TETLEY & CO. TUESDAY . OR:rugsDA Y next, the 24th instant, at One o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Poster's Office, Dale•street, , 5 3 5 , i t ( ) ) . Vr p Y t Salted. Brazil II IDES, 12,000 OX and COW PORNS, 4 Tons BONES, Now landing, ex 'Gl3ral, from Ceara, north end Queen's pock. —For particulars ariiily to - -• JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. 7TEDIVESDAY. 011 WEDNEDA Y next, the 25th instant, at One o'clock, at l'Co • • . 8, Oldhall-street, 17.1 Chests.SHELL LAC, 140 Chest§ LAC DYE, 70 Bales MUNIEET"; 5 Tons SAYAN WOOD, 11 .Tons RED.SAN DAUS WOOD, 65 0 ., Bags SALTPETRE, 17 Hogshead's TINCAL, • 180 Bags Bengal GINGER, Barrels?. 5 312 PIMENTO, 7 Bales 5 Bags : SUN HEMP, 118. Balei JUTE. For particulars apply :to • GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY neit..the 25th instant, at Messrs. Molvneux, - • • • Taylor, and Co.'s Office, 10 Cases GUM VRAGACANTH, 2 Casks best Ground Turkey MADDER ROOTS, 1 Barrel.very fine SPONGES, Just landed from Sutyrna.—Apply to Mr. W. TALBOT"ROtIi- WELL; Merchant, 21, Dina-street, or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. AFTER FRIDAY , NEAT. Ou 'Ftmsynt, the Ist May next, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's Office, inilia,buildings, Water-street, 42 Pipes PORT WINE, 11 Hogsheads in good bottling 12 Quarter Casks condition, 19 Hogsheads 'SHEL`IFY 20 Quarter Casks , . 20 8 - B ea a s s il b 3 CHAMPAGNE, 3 Hogsheads Lisbon WHITE WINE. Apply to R., W. PRESTON, Broker. Ow. account of whom it , may concern, unless claimed and all charges ;mid before the day •of -sale: . . On TUESDAY, the Ist May next, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's Office ' , I r lia-buildings, Water-street, 16 Quarter Casks SHERRY WINE , Ex Sarah, Aysh, from Cadiz, marked —. JC 221 to 236; ware, OA, housed 10th - April, 1832. in Knowles's, Redcross-street. For samples and particulars apply to .. IL W. PRESTON, Broker.; WITHOUT RESERVE. On account of Underwriters and others concerned, On TUESDAY, the Ist May ,next, at One o'clock, at R. W. Preston's Office, India-buildings, Water -street, The Cargo of the Reparateur, from Charehte; stranded at • Kinsale, consisting of ' 4 Pieces ' ' - ' , 155 Hogsheads of Cognac BRANDY. of 221 Barrels - firgt brands and qualities, - . . 10 Cases . . . And now lauding' from the Mary, from Kinsale, in George's Dock. . Samples may be seen on Saturday and Monday, and 'on the morning of safe.LFOr catalogues and furtheivartieulars apply to It. W. PRESTON, Broker. On „Sale. ON SALE, A general Assortment of TURK EY & PERSIAN CARPETS, • of different Sizes, suitable for Dining-rooms, Studies, and small Rooms Also, TURKEY 1-1 E ART H -RUGS: to matc•b ; STAIR and GALLERY CARPETS, in various patterns and widths. of the best manuacture, and • ' just imported direct from Turkey. Apply to WM. ROTHWELL, SON, and Co., 5, Manestpiane. By order of the Executor and Devisee in Trust. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On WEnNEsDAY i the 2d-day'of May next, atOueVelock in the Afternoon.. at-the - claiendowltooms, ift-South John-street, filWO HOUSES; one the south side of Hodson-street, in Liverpool, containing irr front to Hodson-street 91 yards or therealiuts; 3186, TWO HOUSES,-at the [nick, in a Court called Houghton-coOrt; in the.. respective occupations of Walton, Murray,— Durning, , and , Discord, ;IS tenants. Also, a HOUSE, STABLE, and YARD adjoining the above. Premises, and 'situate at the corner of Hodson-street and Duck-' worth-street, containing in front to each of the said streets 12 yards; and in'the occupation of Jonathan Hoptev,as The said Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are• let at rents amounting in , all £52 a year. . For further particulars apply to Mr. II ENS Et A w, Flour-dealer,, lianelagh-street ;• Of to EDEN, SON, and ST ANISTREET, Leigh street. ' IMPORTANT SALE OF A MATCHLESS COLLECTION OF PROOF IMPRESSIONS OF THE FINEST MODERN ENGRAVINGS, 'SPLENDID BOOKS, • AND A SELECTION OF CABINET PICTURES, MANCHESTER. li/FESSRS. 'THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, (of LIVERPOOL,) most respectfully announce to the Admirers of the Arts, that they have received directions to SELL BY AUCTION;,..6n- WuDNEsnar, the 2d day of May, and the following day,,at - Eleven o'clock, at t4ie LARGE Room, in the -Exchange, Manchester, to which they are removed fur' the convenience of Sale, • The Entire, Matchless. and Universally-admired COLLEC TION of the, finest PROOF ENGRAVINGS, principally Framed; a splendid Copy of the 1,(17 . ge, Kite's 'to Bo ydell' s mag nificent SHA KSPEA ItE, beautiful Proof Impressions; a unique Copy of the First Folio Edition of LouGt's PORTRAITS, proofs; a fine early Copy of Galignani's First Edition of - the MUSRE VRANcAIS, in four \Tots ; with several other Popular Works, enriched With'selected Proof Impressions of the PlateS, in rich 'substantial and eleganteßindings; and • A Small COLLECTION of very. desirable, CABINET PIC TURES, by faViittrite MaSfers, The whole being the genuine 'Property ot; and collected with much taste and judgment, at a very liberal outlay. , by I. Gotnie WALKER,ESQ, of Broom House. Levein,liulMe, near Manchester. who is giv ing up his establishment, and has ordered his valuable collection to he sold without reservation. This collection will he found to cotnpr'se very rare proofs of the Phwton, the Solitude, and Cuero, at his Villa, after Wils on; the Macbeth, after Zinarelli; the Jocund Peasant, and the Cot tage Door, after Dusart ; all before the letters and in a fine and perfect state, by iV v ollett. Of the Blind Fidler, th e C u t Finger, the Rat H u nters, the Rabbit on the Wall. the Penny Wedding, and the Chelsea - Perisioners, after TVilkie's ; justly celebrated Pictures, by Burnet, Raimback, and Stewart; most of them before the Letters, on India Paper, and in a rare state ; brilliant unlettered Profs of " Nature'," after Si* Thomas Law rence, by Doo ; May Day, after Leslie, by Watt; Lord William Russell's Trial. after Hayden, by Bromley; Venic e , a f ter Prout, by Le Keu ; the Dead Soldier and Fisherman, by Heath; a splendid set of the Cartoons, by Holloway, after Ra phael; capital Portraits of George IV., by Fisdin, of the Dukes of York and Wellington, Lord Byron, 'Sir - Robert Peel, Sir Walter Scott, and other eminent Characters, by Doo, Robinson, &C., choice and selected proofs. The Transfiguration after Baflaelle, by Raphaeldtforig hen • The Marriage of the Virgin, by Folo ; L a Ver g e en ha s r elief , by Forster, after Da Vinci; Hagar. and Abraham, by Wille ; all unlettered and matchless 'proofs, a' brilliant khcl -. early lettered impression of the Last Supper, after L. Da Vinci, by. Raphael Morghen, with other Engravings of great value and interest to the judicious collector . ' These brilliant and select specimens of modern engravings are . carefully placed,: with broad 4ktrgins, in tasteful frames of burnished gold, with excel lent-pla e glass. ' The UNFRAMED PRINTS consist of 'rich and beautiful un lettered proofs of Bolton Abbey—The Maid of Saragossa—The Red Riding Hood,. and the - Flower Girl,' with portraits of Napoleon, of Mal bran, of Lady Selina Meade, and other choice prints, all proofs. " The PittriTrt6s comprise a View of the Bay of Naples' by Moonlight, with Vesuvius in 'eruption by Wright of Derby.; a Coast Scene and Land Storm,, by George Morland ; the cele brated Dray Horses,' by - R. Cooper, R.A. ; a Landscape, with Cattle and a Fair, by T. S.' Cooper; "'Discussing a Knotty Point," be Keeling; with other productions of the favourite pencils of Charld Calvert, Towne, Hogg, Illthcrg, Bradley. Du - Fraz, Plourmen, ..and Burrii The. Angel delivering St. Peter, by Salvator Rosa; Xnli me 'l'angere, by Raphael Mengs ; Christ led to execution , by Bassano ; and' ther specimens of a desirable cabinet size, and in fine preservation. The whole may be viewed on MON DA Y, the April, and TUESDAY. the Ist May; but to prevent intrusion and injury to so valuable a property, no person whatever will be admitted to the View or Sale without a Catalogue, which may be had, price one shilling, of Messrs. WINSTA N LEI% 'Paternoster-row, Lon don; of Mr. RonEnT \VINSTANLEY, Chapel-walks, Manches ter; and of Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church street, LiVerpool. RENSHAW-STREET'MARBLE WORKS. ripHomAs MOFFITT and Co heir most respectfully to re .. 11 turn their sincere thanks for the liberal support which they have received from the Nobility, Gentry; Architects . , and Tradesmen of Liverpool and its neighbourhood, since their commencement at the above Works, and which has induced 'them to make very considerable alterations in their Premises, in order to enable them to meet their extensive and increasing business. Their great increase of orders makes it almost unnecessary to say that they are enabled to compete with any Establishment in the Kingdom. Monuments, Tombs, Tablets,_ &c., for home or abroad. exec cuted on the shortest notice. Designs sent to any part of the United Kingdom. By Mr. SYERS, Qn WEDNESDAY. next,.the 25th instant, at Six o'clock in the ~.Evening, at the. Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liver pool, subject to the conditions of sale then and there to be produced, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, Lot 1.. ALL that Piece of LAND, w ith 'the MESSUAGE and,BUTCHER'S SHOP thereon erected, situate on the north side of Richmond-row, and nearly opposite .the end of Soho-street, being in front to Richmond-row 161 yards, and running in depth backwards 35 Yards, in the occupation of Mrs. Cross. This Lot is Leasehold for an unexpired term of 999 .years, subject to a around rent of f..:4 4s. per annum. Lot 2.—A1l that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate on the east side of Russell -street, and adjoining. St. Clement's Chapel, in the occupation of Mr.lthodes. LeaSehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for a terns of 75 Years, from 29th September, 1833. Lot-3.—A1l those - Two MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES, situate on the smith' side of Finch-street, numbered respectively 57 and 58, in' the - several oecupations of Mr. 'Ma ther and Mr... Moore, held under the Corporation of Liverpool for two lives and 21 years. Lot 4 —MI that VI eehold Piece of LAND, with 'the MES SUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE and COTTAGE thereon erected, situated on the 'south side of Tent erden-st reet, Scotland road, being in flout to Tenterden-street 15 feet, and running in depth backwards 55 feet, or thereabOuts, in the occupation of Mr. Myttan and his under tenant. Apply to Mr. JOHN GLARE, Attorney, Peel-buildings, Har rington-street, Live►`podl. Modern end useful HOUSEHOLD FURNIII.IO, about 1(X) BARRELS. HALF•BARRALS,and-QUARTgR . CASICS, A BOOKBINDER'S PRESS, removed for the cunreitienee of Sale. By Mr..OGLE. • • , On MdNDAX next, the 23rd instant, at Eleven o'clock, at his Rooms. Great Charlotte-street, near Ranelagh•street, E FURNITURE. comprises ) in Mahogany Articlesoi Set of excellent• Dining Tables, on Pillar and Claws, Pem broke, .Card, and . Snap 'fables, Sets of;Chairs and modern Cabinet, in French Polish, Night Cominsple,'Chamber Bath, Lounging Chairs and Sofas, in .Black Hair-Cloth, handsome Eight-day Clock, Lady'A Work Tole, Butler's Tray and Stand, Chests ,of Drawers. Camp Bedsteads, Hangings, Palliasses, Hair Mattresses, Feather-Bests and Bedding, Kidderminster and Drugget Carpets, painted Floor Cloth, Painted and Imita tion Rosewood Chairs, Dressing Tables and Washstands, Box and Swing Dressing -Glasses,. Set of Hardwood Chairs,. with Solid Seats, Kitchen Dressers, Tables and Stands, •Fenders and Fire-irons, useful-Kitchen• Utensils and other Effects; also Scale Beam and Bottoms, a small quantity of New Hops, &c. 'May be viewed on Saturday next, the 21st instant, and Cata logues had. NEGRO APPRENTICESHEP. TO THE WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR OF THE BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. NAT E, the undersigned Residents in the Town and Neigh ' 'V I bourhood of Liverpool, respectfully request you to con ' vene a PUBLIC . MEETING of the Inhabitants ' fur the pur pose of P e tit io ni ng , Parliament in favour of Sir EARDLEY WEL NI0'1"S Motion for the immediate and entire ABOLI TION of the Sy'stein of Negro Apprenticeship. James Cropper' Samuel P. W. Cote Fielding Ould, Rev. I Win. Lassell. Isaac Hadwen . James Aspivall, Rey. Hugh M'Neile, Rev. Robert Bickersteth W. S. Ronde John Rutter,..M.D. Adam Hodgson Wm. Fawcett ' Richard Rathbone J. G. Vandenhoff John Cropper, jun. Robert J. Kink. William Bevan, Rev. Robert M•N eill 1 George Robinson - Andrew Melly Isaac Cooke Samuel Thornley Thomas -Biuns ' 'George . Lissent Cox William Cooke Augustus Radcliffe James Lister, Rev. R. \V. - Wood John Kelly, Rev. W. Ridyard Robert Benson • Wm. Comer . Thomas Blackburn T. Brockhurst Barclay Thomas Bulley Robert Allary Thomas Morecroft Wm. Thornhill Isaac Hadwen, jun. John Twiname William Kay Swinton Boult John Sutherland, M.D. ' 'John Taylor, surgeon Thomas Bolton George Philip John Jones I George Cairo! Thomas Raffles, Rev. D. Wm. Barker James .Ryley Win. Crosfield Henry Booth , Nicholas Martindale John Platt J: J. Carruthers, Rev. Vincent Higgins Joseph Nicholson • ' Thomas Coglan John Cooke • John Haselden Guy• Medley George Cooke Joseph Sefton Thomas C. Ityley Joseph Barrow Egerton Smith • . J. F. Coventry David .Marpies Thomas Thompson J. B. Blackener John Jackson L. P. Knowles Edward Graham David Rowlands James Carver George Eta insden George Crosfield Edward Willmar Samuel Gell Richard Bright Alexander Morrison John Woollright • A-. 'Palethorpe James Powell Nehemiah Knott J. H. Smith Edward Cropper Charles Sheila George P. Lyon Robert Benson, jun. . John Clarke Issac B. Cooke: • Robert Abbott Thomas Haigh . Daniel A. Weaver Alfred King . Win. Wood George Miller , ' , Win. Medley. • Michael Ashton Richard Glover John. Bruce • John , Crosfield Charles J. Hardman. Daniel Harrison David James G. H. Ryland Peter Bleaze Thomas E. Saunders 1 William Barry Christopher Rawdeu Thomas Bewley J ames Rawdon ' es James Raley, jun. James Spence Richard Shiel James Howell John Lightbody George Holt J. M Harden Joseph Robinson Wtn. Reynolds, M.D. William Rushton Robert P. Carter William Blain Henry Ripley William Sandford Samuel Martin Josiah Jones Charles . M'Murdo Charles M. Birrell, Rev. B. L. Watson Charles :Lipson Timothy Bourne ' ' 'John Lyon James Mellor . John Lang D. Docberry, jun. Chris. Hird Jones A: Bigland, jun. ' . William Hope Win. Catur John Coward Thomas Fry : Robert Jones Theodore W. Rathbone Samuel Pierce John Frankland Joseph Robinson Thotnas Frankland John Job; jun. John Fletcher David Hodgson Robert Cooke . William P. Freme John Taylor Samuel Mead Henry Stephenson William Birkett • George Maxwell John Cooke Robert 'E. Harvey William Cooke G. W. Boyd John Tipping 1 Henry Tooke ' Thomas Carson Richard Fry Henry Binns George. Thompson ' , Peter Leicester Wm. Frv, jun. John El arrison Thomas 'Hulbert John Radcliff Town-hall, 17th April, 183 S. Having received the foregr,ing Requisition. I appoint .FRIDAY, April 26, at TWO O'CLOCK in the AFTER „NOON, at. the AMPHITHEATRE, to take into considera tion and determine upon the propriety of petitioning Parliament in.:fa.vour of SIR EARDLEY wiLmors Motion for the immediate and entire Abolition of the. System of NEGRO _APPRENTICESHIP. . . . . . . . WILLIAM RATHBONE,,.Mayor. " Quis Seperabit." LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK ,STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. Capital £200,000, in 10,060. Shares of £2O. each. rin HE object of this Company is to establish a Steam Com munication between the. Ports of Liverpool and New York. Its projectors have long entertained the most sanguine opi nions as to the success likely to attend sach an euterprize, when liberally backed by public patronage ;• and, 'this, the present prospectus, it is confidently hoped, will be the means of inducing. Twenty years ago the idea was derided of successfully effect ing au intercourse by Steam between this country and helaud. Nevertheless, we are, now in a position of exposing the fallacy of so contracted a view, as science, aided by wealth, perse verance, and enterprise have prevailed, and the existing esta blishments are in the most prosperous condition. - The assertion, then, may fairly be hazarded, that Steam Na vigation, in the really efficient form it has assumed in the pre sent .day, is capable in an eminent degree of .developing , the vast resources of -those fertile, densely populated, and commer cially important. districts of North America, (to which the oper ations of this Company will be directed,) by affording that 'superior facility of intercourse between them and Great• Britain, for which Steam in other parts of the world has become so justly celebrated, and which, alike to the Merchant and the Emigrant, . must be a matter of the most paramount interest. The protectors are justifiable in stating, (inasmuch as it is the expressed opinion of scientific and experienced men,) that, with suitably constructed and powerful vessels, the run out to New York may, in ordinary weather, be accomplished in about Sixteen days. So quick a run by other means, it is believed, would be without a parallel. • An ample supplyof Fuel may be always calculated upon, as -the great improvement lately introduced in the engineer and •boiler department' (the invention of the scientific Mr. Hall) has caused a most extraordinary, decrease in the consumption of that very important article. • • • • • In order to disseminate as widely as possible the advantages likely to accrue from such an association as this, respect ably, and spiritedly conducted,—a prominent feature in its for mation has been, that of dividing the shares into the moderate amount of Twenty Pounds each ; thus, not precluding • the tradesman or small capitalist frominvesting in an establishment which cannot but augment the commercial importance of this enterpri , ing , community. - The Company will be considered as constituted, as soon as bona fide applications to the extent of 5009 shares shall have been made. • - • . . Five Shillings per Share will be required upon enrollment; and, in one week after Directors have been chosen, it will be necessary for Proprietors to pay £2 per Share into the Albion Bank, to the credit of the Company. The remainder. of the calls to be made as the direction may deem expedient, in sums not exceeding £2 per Share,.and'at periods of not less than six weeks between, each call.• • • • The management of the Company shall be intrusted .to Six Directiirs e to be chosen by the Proprietors. Three of the Di rectors to retire annually,.but to be eligible fur re-election. . , The holding of Fifty Shares to constitute the eligibility of a Director, and Auditors shall not be deemed competent to act as Directors. • • .... • The usual means to secure 'Proprietors by the restriction of liability \rill be adopted; . . A Provisional Committee will be . formed immediately, to whom all applications for Shares must be addressed, ca►e of Aar. JOHN CHEYNk, Solicitor, Canning Buildings, South John Street. .F,t.N9o..,but;ANs, ATR. T. BRANCH has On SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, l At . 010 'Hanover-ruums, - three valuable FINGER OR GANS, two of thatn well adapted for Places of Worsnlp or Public Rooms. and the other; an elegant Cabinet one, suitable fur a Private Family. .Hanuver-street, .12th of Apra, 1838. L`OR SALE, FREEHOLD LAND, at Alosicy Hill, laid • out in .Building Lots, nrvariuiis sizeb. For particulars apply to Messrs:. CUNNINGHAM and HOLIIR, Architects, .Wuod7street, where,a,Plan of the Property may be sten. Wood-street, 16th April,, IS3S. NEW CAB, PHiETON. N SALE,.by PiiivATu TREATY, a very hand s ome Loudon built CAB PHAETON,. (just arrived by the Canal t'iom Town.) adapted for one or two, horses ' with Pole, Chains, Bar, and Shafts; has 'Axletr ees upon Colling's principle, Patent Enamelled. Head and lineeboots, with Lamps, and huge. Patent Leather Wheel Guards. It is a fashionable and highly finished Carriage, and Worra q ted in every re s p e ct. OuNiew; and may be seen from Ten to Three o'clock, at the adjoining Mr. Johnson's,StableS, South Hunter .street, near Hardman-Street. 19th April, 1838. ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND. riIOGETHER or in Lots, either for Cash or in Exchange for Houses. Also, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PRO 'PERTY to the value of £IO,OOO, payiog'froin 6 to 12 per Cent. Interest. Also, to he LET,a PUBLIC-HOUSE,with Brewery attached, fitted up with every requisite, and contiguou s to the North DOcks. Premium,. 350. fitumAs Da/.LEY, Appraiser and Agent, 2, Exchange -street %Veit. fro be 3Let. nrlo be LET, a good FAMILY HOUSE, in St. Anne-street. A_ For particulars apply at No. 1, Mersey -street. PUBLIC HOUSES, INNS, &c. ripo he LET, 'lnns, first-rate Wine and Spirit Vaults, old established Public Houses, Taps, Beer and Eating Hoirses, Porter Cellars, first-rate Grocery Shops, Provision Sh ops, Co a l Yards, \Varehnuses, Warehouse Rooms, Offices, &e., Apply to J. H. MILLER, House and Land Agent, and General Broker, Oranue-coutt, Castle-street. N.B.—Alr letters post paid. • • . . MO BE LET, four excellent YARDS, well situated in Neptune-street, nearthe:Waterloo Dock : are well adapted for Shipwrights:Joiners; &c, and general purposes of Storage. Terms moderate.—Apply to NICHOLAS WATERHOUfiE & SONS, I Oldhall-street. rtio be LET, an old-established BREWERY, 25 B arre l s ...ll.' length, in the centre of -the. town, with a Patent Cooler, capable of , cooling 20 Barrels per hour; together with the Be neficial interest of the present Proprietor, who is retiring from •the'bilsiness. This'presents an opportunity which seldom Oc curs to.any one desirous of embarking in the Trade.—Address (post paid) Box \V 120, Postoffice. .•, rgio be LET,in , May next. FIitiNISEIRD, PLASGWYNANT, in the beautiful Vale of Nantgwynant, between the two Lakes, on the Road from Capel-curig, to Beddgelert; three milei from the latter, and eight miles-from the,foriner,place The House contains Entrance, Dining and Drawing Rooms each 18 feet by. 15 feet; Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Pantries, Butler's Ditto ; Servants' Hall, Cellars, six Lodging and two DRissing looms, and one small Ditto ; Orchard, Garden, .Coach-liou,e, three-stalled Stable , and a single Ditto,. Saddle Itootn,.Bay for Hay and Straw, with about Acres of good Land; also, theose of a Boat on Llvngwynant, nea r ly a m il e long.. A ;Nitta .Coach, through Beddgelert hud Capel.curig every day. Apply to . D. VAWDRaY, Esq., Plasgwyuant, Beddgelert, Caruarvonshire. WEST OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Chief Offfee,'EN ; Erb:P. Office in London. 2u, Brirlfze-street, Blackfriars. JofJIFE NSIMA NCF.:S are effected on the approved plan 4 viving to those Insured a participation intim disposaktle surplus Premiums, vkhirh maybe addo as a 13.muS to the Sum insured,-or applied in Reduction of the future Annual Pa yments. A Reduced Scale of Premiums and Conditions„ma.v be had . of «'9I. WHITEHOUSE and SON,-Agents, 12, Excliange-bnlldins; Liverpool. LIME-STIIEET - WARD, 1 T a•PUBLIC MEETING of the - Subscribers to the Fund .L . A. for the Relief of the Poor in Litne-street Ward, held in the .Canning-room, York Hotel, Williamson-square, on TUES. DAY last, the 10th instant, •THOS; BLACKBURN, Esq., in the Chair, • It was resolved, 1. That the balance of the fund raised for the relief of the suffering Poor in this Ward, remaining in the hands of the Treasurers, be deposited:in the Savings' Bank. • 2.- That the Chairman and•Trea'surers be appointed a Com mittee, to make the requisite. arrangements for the deposit of the money in one or more names, as before directed. 3. That the foregoing Resolutions. be inserted once in the Liverpool• Advertiser. Times, and Standard. THOMAS W Y LIE, Secretary pro tem. Committee-room, York Hotel, April 10, 1838. ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. A T a PRELIMINARY MEETING , h e ld a t t h e Cl aren d o n, Rooms, on MONDAY. the 16th instant, CRAWFORD LOGAN, Esq., in the Chair, .. after hearing the Deputation front the Church of Scotland,. on the Spiritual Destitution exiating in that Country, It was Resolved, That the foiltming, gentlemen do form a Committee, with power to add to their number, for . promoting the objects which the Deputation have in view on their return from London, about the beginning of May : Messrs. Crawford Logan, Hugh Matthte, Robert Semple, Alex. Parlaue, Harry Gordon, Duncan Gbh, Robert Dudgeon, James Gilfillan, Robert Baird,' George Grant, Est Charles S. Parker Rev. Dr. Ralph, Rev. John Park, Messrs. James Adam, Thornus Boyd, Malcolm Hunter, John Soriey, L. Houstpn. MTHliain Wingate, Hew. Stevenson, John Turner. ~ Treasurer. Esq., Secretaries. _ Q - 4 t; 7 0 ( lA'v ./ PAiasU Lu'El:root. T the A - NSli Al, tit:NElen. EsTRY:, held In. SAINT 1711.. N ICH 01. A i'S on TLEsoA v. the 17th day of April, 1838. The Rev, JONATHAN BROOKS, one of the Rectors, in the Chair The Mintites.of the Meetings , Proceedings, Resolutions, p.pd Orders of the Select Vestry, and of all Sums received,apptied, and expenued by their direction, toge'her with a Summary .or errt of their ACCotints and Transactions since the month, of Ucl.);), , r last, were laid before ,the Inhabitants, pursuant to Act of Parliament ; and the Report and Accounts haying bepn read, „ . It was Retotretl.—On the ',lotion of Mr. JosEnt CooPER, , seconden by At.: KNAPPXR, That the Accounts of the ChuichWardens and Select Vestry now read do pass, 'she undermentioned Officers were then appointed : Mr. William Hii.on Ch rthward ns Mr. William Gia.ds,tone u e Mr. John Kilshaw • Mr. William Wright Sidesmen, Mr. Jos.ph Gibbons Mr. William Rushton Mr. Wi ham Walthew Overseers. Mr. George Groom' Mr ' William Roberts 'ChtirChvrardens of St. Penns. Mr. John Briscoe Mr. Hobert Kee Mr. Thomas Stretch Churchwardens of St. John's. SELECT VESTRY. Mr. John Kilshaw Mr, Isaac Hutchinson Mr. William Wright . Mr. John Paton .. Mr. John H. M‘Guffie • Mr. William Slater. Mr. Audre w , Watson Mr. R. W. Houghton Mr. A ugustos Radcliffe Mr. William Foster • Mr. James Harvey, jun. Mr. Richard Houghton - Mr. Thomas D. Butler Mr. Francis Maxwell Mr. John Hand • Mr. William Henderson • JAlLVViliciawm Mr. Edward Ford Mr. William Laycork Mr. Thomas Dover. • Mr. M. D. Lowndes, Vestry-clerk. Mr. Charles Hart w.is continued Assistant-Overseer; but, along with the office of Bate-book Clerk, the duties of Treasurer were assigned to him, amid his salary was fixed at i.:300, and MO for his . clerk. Mr. Hart to give bond in £3OOO. Mr. Edward Gray was continued Assistant-Overseer. Mr. John Evans, Assistant-Overseer. Mr. JatnekEyketsley' Assistant-Overseer and Secretary. Mr. JOhn Watthew Mr. William .Gibson . MI: Z. B. Houghton Mr. James Glover ' --Mt. Thomas Ellerton Mr. Thomas..l,taverishaw J . Mr. JamesDowdal!, Govern o r of the Workhouse. ,Mrs. Mary, , Dowdall, Matron. Resolved,—On the motion of Mr. Overseer WA t_tnEtv, and carried unanimously, that a gratuity of I:20 be given to lk!rs. Dowdall, as an acknowledgement for her koolue s and attention to the orphan children in the WorkhOuse, and. to the aged and inOrna inmates. ) I Assistant-Overieers nrul Collectors. Resolved, —That the Rev. Win. Tyner be continued Chaplain of the Workhouse. • Pesolved.—,That.Alr. B. Nightingele.,be . continues Surgeon of the Worklibuse. Resolved, 77 That the same stipend be paid to the Rectors. and Curates as last year. Resolved,—That a Church-rate of one penny halfpenny in the pound be laid for the ensuing . year.' Resolved,—That each ttf the Parish clerks be paid the sum of £so,.i❑ consideration of their giving up their fees on the bills of mortality, and circulating theM gratuitously, as, usual. Resolved,-That £525 be paid' to the Trastees of the Dis pensary. Resolved.—That £2lO be paid to the Treasurer of the Northern Ijoskiital. Resotved,-1 hat the thanks, of the Vest!) , be given to Dr. Macrorie, Dr. Goufhwaite, and Mr. Nl‘Culloch, the HonOrary Physicians and Suegeon of the Workhouse end Fever Ward, for their valuable services during the past year. ResOlvett,That £2O be paid to Mrs. Aldersey and Mrs. Richardson, at the discretion of the Churchwardens' and Overseers. Resoli , erl,-'-'r hat £122 101. be allowed to the Rev. John Pul ford for the ensuing year, in like manner as last %ear, in con sideration of his long and faithful services as Curate to this Pat ish. limolved,—That Mr. Robert Heywood Mr. John Wilkinson Mr. Anthony Swainson Mr. I s homas Wilson Mr. Henry Ripley Mr. John Kilshaw :Mr. Hardman Earle Mr. Edward G. Deane Mr. Bushby William Husun Mr. Joseph Mr. T. D. Butler Mr. J. H. Turner Mr. Edward Gibbon Mr. Robert 111Kee Mr.. James Aspinall • Alr.•Adam Hodgson Mr. Thomas Berry Horsfall Mr. George Barton Irlam Mr. Joseph Langton Mr. John.'BriScue Mr, John Eastwood - Mr. Nicholas D. Bold Mr. Sattidel El ulme 'Air: Francis Haywood Parker Mr. J. A. Tirane be appointed Comthissioners of St. Paul's and St. ,John's Churcheg;*to Supply the vacancies which tfave'been occasioned by death., - Revolved,-That the Thanks of the Vestry t o e given to Mr. Robert Heywood and Mr. Henry. Ripley, for their effective *services as Churchwardens during the past year. Restdved,—That the Thanks of the Vestry be given to the Overseers - and Select Vestry, for their services during the past year. Resolved,-,Thit the Thanks of the Vistry I.e given to Mr. William Dickson, for his services as Treasurer fur the last 20 years Resolved,—On the motion of Mr. EnwAnn FORD, seconded by Mr. 'JOSEPH That this •Meeting.deeply regret. the, insufficiency of the law to rate and assesS:the Liyerpoot Dock Estates to I - he relief of the poor, in commOn with other Property in the Parish. The Vestry-clerk is, therefore, ordered•and directed•to..aiviy toTar liament in the next Session, for an act to render the said Dock Estates liable to the relief of the poor iR !he sam e ma n ner an d proportions as other Property within this Pari s h. . . JONATHAN BROOKS, chairman. The Chairman having lett the Chair, • . Resolved unanimously, Ou Use motion of Mr..CooPEri, That•the Thahlts of thi'Vestry be given to the Chairman, fur his able conduct in•the Chair. - • . • M. D. LOWN DES, Vestry-clerk• .The following is a Copy of the Report, .and.brief Abstract of the Accounts REPORT, O THE .CHURCHWARDENS AND SELECT, VESTRY, For the Year ending 25th March, 1839. Conformably to annual custom, ,the ,Churchwardens and Select Vestry, in resigning their trust into.the hands of the Parishioners, have now to submit a brief SUmmary of their Tratjsacfipns diirink - the year, ‘vhich 'terminated on the 25th March hist. FrOm the universal stagnation in trade, not only in this town, but•generally in the manufactnring nisi ricts: and the consequent want of employment for labourers andartisans, together with the extraordinary severity of the late protracted winter, it might have been expected, and with great r,,4500, that the expenditure of this parish would have been increased to a very serious amount. They have, however, the 'gratification of stating to the Parishioners that, on the whole, the expenditure of the past year — tray not +eon - -so much as that . of the preceding-by £691 os. Id. This may seem sOmewhat anomalous, after the circumstances of the season above alluded to, which are known to have caused an extra demand tin their, resources—,* it is SitisfaCtorily accounted for from the fact uf their not halving had to pay this year any part of the County Rate, their contri bution to which.last year amounted to the sum of *.:11 . 6Q193 thus enabling them to meet au increased expenditurP„on account of the Poor, without being nude!' the necessity of laying any additional btirden on the Rate•payers. They now proCeed to review the outlay of the principal depart ments of their trust. In the Workhouse department,l he pres sUre of, the times and the severity of the season have been the most seriously felt; and it will be seen, that the weekly average nuniher of inmates has eXceeded that 0f'1836, by 137 individuals —;the number being 1804 weekly last year, against 1667 in the year preceding the consequent increase of expenditure amounting to £942 9s. 7d. . . While there has been. an increase in this department, they hmie to state the'singular fact that, from whatever cause arising, perhaps,,from the bountiful dispeusations of private benevolence, the expense of the 'Jut-door department ha s di. ' ininiSlied, as compared With last year, in th e sum of £9B 17s. 7d. —notwithstanding that; in.the articles o f " coffins and Cloth ing," the ainount.paid this year is 8751 13s. 2d., against £590 6s. Bd. in 1836. ing a : . ' n f e h r e al ou m t o hy rti i efoCi.6ouurrchlae late p m a o rt t ia la l r l e y b, in dn ha c se s x e c q e t e te d n ed ce of the that of 1.836.by.£17G Os. 7d... Lt. has, indeed, been proved, by_ the ex perience of the last four years, th a t th e p resent R ate o f o n e i penny in the pound s inadequate to the expenses of this depart ment, and the Churchwardens, therefore, propose that, in order to meet the exigencies of this department, the Rate be laid, at three-halfpence in the pound for the ensuing year. It is with some regret that they'haie to state, that the present Corporation, under the belief that, as o public body, they are, by virtue of the Municipal Act, exempt (rum Poor's Rate upon their Estate, have declined payment of the amount for the last two years, and the question is still pending at law between them and the Vestry. Should the decision be in favour of the Parish, the atnoimt, upwards of Four Thousand P , oinds per annum, would be a valuable accession to the means of the Parishioners, and would soon be sensibly felt, in the reduction of the Poor's rate, by the humbler classes of the Ratepayers. • The ChurChwardens and Select Vestry, in conclusion, cannot permit an . opportunity to pass of testifying personally their ap probation of the unwearied zeal with which - Mr. Dowdall has discharged the arduous dtities of his• responsible office during the past near,—and which, they believe, has been as highly, ap preciated by those who are the objects of his attention, as by themselves who are the approvers of his conduct-; it is with more than ordinary encomium they would mention the exem plary 'care and the matronly effectiou, aiith which Mrs. Dowdall has attended to the poordeslitute orphans, (359 in number,) who are,in the Establishment•under her direction,—and they would 'beg !eave to recommend that . a gratuity of twenty guiness , be .presented to her, as some small mark of the sense they entertain of het' especial kindness to these poor, and otherwise, unfriended children. The Churchwardens and Select Vestry are sorry to have to notify to the Parishioners that their Treasurer, Mr. Dickson, from circumstances of a domestic nature, has been under the necessity of resigning the office which he has held for 20 years; the tmitter havintz been only received this morning, they are not at present prepared to recommend a successor to that import ant office. The following is a SUMMARY of the ACCOUNTS. DR. I s. d. To balaOce received from Churchwardens 0f1837 1,403 1 9 Rates received Received from \\roil:house ' 1,455 . 3 5 Received from 111egitiMates' Account SOndries iiiceived ' £53,0614 3 £ s. d. Paid on account of the Workhouse Out Poor 21.20 3, 2 1 Illegitimate-office General Management and Incidental Es penses 8 0 Fees to Registrars of Births and Deaths... • 3.070-10 6 Churches Balance in . Messrs. Leviand and Co.'s Bank Balance in Treasurer's hands • .49 0 7 £53,066 1 , 1 3 Liverpool, 24th March, 18.18. ------- Errors exeprd. JAMES ECK.E.RSLEY , Secretary to the Select Vestry. JOHN Kit.stiAW, JOHN WILKINSON, j- Auditor . . WILLIAM El t;soN, ) r