The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-04 00:00:00

-2 , : „ ...• • 4 * , , -, / _il , 7 1 ,fc-- - / . , ----, fr ef e • , 18'36. ~- ~/~ tiberpoOl EAST INDIES. Intended to sail the 24th November, ,7;>: For BOMBAY, ... The Ship LINTIN, J . GILLMAN, Mast ; 53 ton 6 burthen.--For freight or passay a te pply to WILLIAM and J AMES TYRES, or to BARTON,IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. • ~.:* . To sail the Ist Decemeery t •: 4 P. r: t For BOMBAY, -- ~ : 6 % , The fine. British-built ShiparA.NGER, .4k e 1/1 RICHARD AIAILEY, aster; I rt 5 16 tone.—F or freight or passage, havir , superior ac tem A ~ mouaLious, apply to C HARLSB H ORSFALL an d r SON, or to BOLD and RLTSSEL. ...._____ . To sail 6th December. - • ,A For BOMBAY, _.- if. 4447 The well-kno wn Ship RICHAVV WALKER, ...... GEO. FIDLER, Commbffider ; 38 1 tens register, newly coppered, and undergoing a complete I:!pair._por terms of freight or passage apply to BOLD and nssiat., Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN. , WEST INDIES For BARBADOV The fast-sailing Ship ES, 4 JEREMIAH N AGLE, 11 , stet.- Now l oa di ng wes t s id e Q ueen ' s Dock.-For freight and "ssage apply to HE YES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholme-square. To sail on the 10th November. , AP — For JAMAICA, 7 1.4% ). Ana will deliver Goods at PORT MARIA, OR A qe.suss d : 4 A1'14 : ' lit° Nuavo, BLACK RIVER, and Ports Adjacent, The Barque • JOHN GILL, COM nder ; ex RtOen per register 34 tons.—For frei O t tor passage, having Mt cellent cabin, apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. _ Intended to sail on the 26th November. For BARBADOES, , • • The Barque I RI / AM, J. F. DIXON, Mirster. Per freight or passage apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON., THIS DAY. THIA DAY, (Friday,) the• 4th instant,• at Twelve o'clock, at No. 6, Tower-garden, 1,001) SALTED ['WES, • Ex Isabella, from Buenos Ayres.—Akfly to Messrs. WADDING TON, Hot.T, and Co., Merchants, or to JOHN and SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday.) the 4th instant, at Ono-o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office,Aafe-street, 474 -Slabs of TEC, Es Zeno, from Singapore.--For- further particulars apply to JONES, MANN ; and FOSTER, Brokers. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 4th instant, at One o'clock, at Moly neux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 95 Chests) 70 Bags GUM ARABIC, 23 Chests GUM ANIM 1 Bag GUM MYtt , e-' 2 Chests GUM OL I ANUM, 200 Bags GALL NUTS, 116 Bags PEPPER, 72 Bags.MOCHA COFFEE, Landed per Johp Stamp, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. JOHN BIBBY and Co., Merchants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. :v'train Itcabigatton. ert• For DUBLIN AND BEL .AST. 1 CITY OF DUB 1' 414 STEAM-PACKET IPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT PARLIAMENT. Pilo 1 e ) above' 'Company sail their Vesse s, (with or without taking ;Goods and - Passengers - to the following ports, uarnelv. To tiUBLIN 14. r; 31 ?..I.FAST—The ATHLONE, on WEDNESDAY next, the 9th instant, at Nine o'clock in the Evening, from the Cla tence Dock. 'Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, . 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. 'JOHN WCAMMON and Co., T helztinciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im !?rters. and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after palinent of the Dividends—thus creating a community of luterests between the Shippers and Shareholders —a principle L i ! ic h vidl hest guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their T !/i4enls, and, to ipers f all descriptions of Goods and ',lv* Stuck the having p a well supported Establishment of first tl4BB Sieaniers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due attention to their maintenance. • GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ,k r . The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION t if •\ COMPANY'S tirst-rate and superior PACK ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, - for - "AMBURG, (carrying his Majesty's Ma' every Wednes mlY and Saturday, early in the Morning, r urning every Wed tesday and Saturday. The splendid a powerful new Steam shil)- the COUNTESS of LONSDA.L ', with unrivalled ac commodations for passengers, is now receiving her engines, and *ill immediately be placed upon this station. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, (carrying his Majesty's Mils,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven ._clock pr ecise ly, re t urn i ng ever y Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. ANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from „ Post-oftice,) with the Antwerp Company's Steam Ship Princess Victoria, Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes- AK/ and Sunday. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning "'day night. Reduced'Fares—Chief cabin, £1 10s. CA LMS —Monday, Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares - -Chi4f Cabin. ss. MOULOGNE—Tuesday, •Wednesday, and Saturday. Re (Weed Fares—Chief Cabin, ss. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE Saturday. Reduced l ar , g—Chief Cabin, £l. And from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and MARGATE. EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON -IWEED.—The Steam Ships of this Company, and of the .London an d Edi n b urg h St eam P ac k e t C om p an y,. leave .the . B runswick Wharf, Blackwall, for Edinburgh, Tuesday, Wed __. . . .nesday, and Saturday Night. Stearn Ships will shortly commence running to BERWICK ON-TWE ED. ED INBURG H.—The powerful and magnificent new Steam 'hip THE CLARENCE, equalling the MONARCH in twig rrltallEAnd trapaeity,ll now receiving her engines, and will be l artniediately placed upon this station. ?or freight to Rotterdam apply to Messrs. Ds Thu and I.IN, 4, Crescent, Minories ; for Thursday's Packet to An tirerp to. Messrs. Du 818 and RAHN ; and for Sunday's Packet to Messrs. LIGHTLY and SIMoN, Fenehurch-street ; and on the other stations to Mr. NORMAN, 1, Water-lane, Tower !treat—Berths may be secured at the Offices of the Company, 37, Regent-circus„ and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, Charing cross, and 35, Leadenhall-street. , Parcels and small Packages to be brought to the Offices of 1 ' 44 Company, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. Powerful Steam-packets may be engaged for Towing and zcursions. CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary.. General Steam . Navigation Company, t e 9, Lombard -street, and 37, Regent-circus.S NORTO N' S truly vaIuabIe,CAMONIILE PILLS for c INDIGESTION, &c.—These Pills are a pure extract of all Flowers, prepared by a peculiar process, by which nu the medicinal properties of rather more than one ounce of T he flo e wers ar concentrated into four moderate sized Pis. Y are mild in operation, and have proved wonderfully sullc ;'essful in rem o vi n g every symptom of indigestion, sick headache, l oss of appetite, giddiness, heart-burn; costiveness, eruptions of t he skin, , in, and all complaints arisinrum a disordered state of the ' r gestive organs ; they require no alterations of diet, and their 9Peration will be found so beneficial in giving tone to the sto "ell, regulating the bowels, and in promoting a healthy habit, ti fully to convince all who take them of their great utility. fersons who have suffered from indigestion for several years ~a Ve by their use iri a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a I"vincing proof that in the smallest compass is contained the ,ll•rgeat quantity of the tonic principle, of so peculiar a nature as Le pervade the whole system, through which it diffuses health Ti 44 strength. b,.Sold w h o l esa l e b y Barclay and Sons ; T. Butler; E. Edwards; Newbury and Sons; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilougt, and Co., (late B. Godfrey Windus,) 64, Bishopgate-street, vvithout London ; and retail by nearly all respectable Medi , electors. CDPAIBA ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED.--BALSAMIC PILLS, a certain, safe, and most speedy remedy: ever dleovered for the permanent and effectual cure of Gonorrlicea, b'leets, Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Whites, Pains in the ins, Affections of the Kidneys, Gravel, Lumbago, Local D ebility Irritation of the Bladder or. Urethra, and other Dis c el se* of the Urinary Passagei, frequently performing a perfect Cure in the short space of a: few days. ri2helinprecedented success that has' attended the administra f ef these Pills, since they were / made public, has acquired _teine nr theni a sale inore extensive thaiVanv other proprietary Me extant ; and the circumstance of their entirely obviating e necessity of having recourse to those disgusting, nauseous, ~ubeb i many cases highly injurious Medicines (as copaiva, &c.) has obtained for them a reputation unequalled in e annals of medicine. 'Within three years prior to being Avertised, th ese Pill s were em pl o y e d i n p r i va t e prac ti ce in up ards of 1800 cases (many of them most inveterate), and in r o r thousand cases since, and in no one instance known to or produce those unpleasant symptoms so often expe '„',lnced w hil e ta ki ng copaiva, an d t h at c l ass o f me di c i nes usu ally resorted to in these complaints. (e• 1 he Proprietor pl e d ges hi mse lf th a t no t one p ar ti c l e o f c opaiva her resin or balsam,)' eubebs, or any deleterious ingredient, "niters their composition. Copaiva and cubebs have long been most commonly employed medicines in the above complaints; % n u !. fyom the uncertainty in their effects, together with their ter inefficacy in many cases, are fast declining in reputation: from the unpleasant symptoms invariably produced from copaiva, especially in the early stage of the complaint, Re a r nY of the most able modern practitioners cu de nn it as dan- Af t °I- ", and a medicine not to be depended upon. Many persons, • te suffered more from the effects of the remedy than the • r. ae virulence of the disease, and after a patient but painful per t"ranee, have been compelled to relinquish its use, the whole Yalt,tein having become more or less affected, and the disease as. h et -1 )8 , if not Worse thee at the commencement. As regards en- Neh i c it is true that' those violent effects are not experienced .as 131_1. taking copaiva; but they seldom effect a cure, unless ;1,0 activ e medicines are administered. tir, C h Balsamic Pills are free from any of the above objec their' they act specifically on the Urinary Passages, and from tonic properties, tend to stngthen the system and im- ii„uve the general health. The y require neither confinement 2r alteration of diet (exce t abstinence from stimulants, where p'ereevsnid,erable inflammation e p xists) and as experience-has amply Re v ," , they will effect a cure sooner than copaiva, (the dan 'us results of which, in the inflammatory stages, are too well Bn e ,wn to need further comment) or any other medicine in pre ;,,eicolnse, and may be justly considered the only safe and effica . ti les ! remedy in all stages of those disorders. In addition to eaiti:,3dvantages, the very convenient form in which this in sicier'ule preparation is offered to the public, must also be con ked desideratum. iegenls for Liverpool—Mr. Mawhood, and Ross' and Night- Chronicle-office. hili , r y e P Lo ared only by the Prop r i e t or , M . 0 . W ray, 118 , Holborn der_ ndon, and sold by all respe c t a bl e P a t ent M e di c i ne Ven ,.; bo a , in the U n it e d Ki ng d om , a t 2 s. 9d. 4s. 6d., and lls. each Where al so may be had Wray's ' Alteratiie-Tonic Pow '. Bp," 4 , t14 Pills, a certain specific for the remova l o f secon d ary bo n tfte ' venereal eruptions, scorbutic affection s , p a i ns i n th e O • a t ! , ulcerated sort throat, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, donruular affections, local and general debility, l oss o f appet i te, state es sinn of spi r its, and all diseases arisin g f rom an i mpure ,of th e bl oo d . • , cm:set u. 118 go d gu against counterfeits the public are particul ar ly re ed observe that the Balsamic are prepared on l y at . .tod r Holborn-hill, London, where they are sold, wholesale wkilsalettjfil, and the label on each box has the words, " Wray's ' wit h Pills, prepared only at 118, Holborn hill, London," " Dose " underneath, and the signature, "M. 0. ba lz A l ' uit u l l e l . the government stamp, without which they cannot 4tli e e r r p... taking th e a b ove Pills, or any of the proprietor's Attend es, may consu lt the Physicians or Surgeons, who 4 9 One s hale Establishment,.(llB, om Eleven " et ? 4 1 tY, fad S ep to Nicie e‘erf eYelliPg fr • By Bis Majesty's Royal Authotity. PROFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGEAN PILLS. - Ll6iiiiteefiectiial extirpation o f every species and symptom r of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arising from improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. 9d. and 4s. fici. each. {With each box is given directions how to take these Pills, r and observations on points, beneficial to he patient. being hints worth knowing by those who are, or e been sufferers from this dreadful and devastating malady . " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." c 0 0 "These, e h r ez 1 , 1 g 0 sinful wi th t h pleasures; foeea s u o r f e s, Godthese and man, o h , s y tph trophies—'tin as tn thus hne• man nature, and blasteth the opening licity."—BCSlß. • So said Professor Swedour, when be discovered his grand PANACEA for this Complaint. The "Hygean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries,) as a specific reme dy to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures frequently imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with avidity, and used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate 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 cnmstance. The certainty with which they were continually administered, can be attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general antis .faction. The Hvgean Pills rootout every particle of the insid uous poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluids, they not only remove the disease, but • renovate by their action the differentfunctions of the body--expelling the grosser hu-, mourn 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 or any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery— they require no restraint of • diet, loss of time, or hindrance of 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 appearance it acts as a certain preventive, removing . the complaint effectually and secretly. Che 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 ou. mineral when injudiciously administered. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel street, Lteet L rs iverpool, from Eight in the morning until Ten et nig h t (onSunclaysfromof h Nina tillis preparations, Two,)whe he gives advice to al applicants taking any WIT HOUT A FEE. (post-paid) enclosing a. remittance, answered by re turn, and Medicines punctually.i t raustatted to any addrest, cither-bY itOtigils or Office of Commissioners of Compensation, No. 25, Great Geoige-street, Westminster, Ist Nov., 1636• , VIRGIN, ISLANDS. . IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Commissioners 11 ' of Compensation will proceed to tak‘into consideration the ADJOURNED UNCONTESTE 'CASES in the above 1 Colony on Tit URSDAY, the 17th instan at Twelve o'clock. The CornmissiOners will also pro dto consider the CON TESTED. CLAIMS (according t he priority of the number of each Case) in the undermentioned Colonies on the days and in the order aftermentioned, at Twelve o'clock on each day, when the Parties interested or their Agents will attend accord ingly. VIRGIN ISLANDS. HONDURAS) ANTIGUA i Tuesday,. 22d „ ST. CHRISTOPHER Thursday, 24th „ GRENADA Tuesday, 29th • „ DOMINICA Thursday, Ist December. GUIANA Tuesday, 6th ST. LUCIA. Thursday, Bth „ By order of the Board, HENRY HILL, Secretary. ON SALE, AT FONTENOY DISTILLERY, Fontenoy-slreet, Liverpool, IiffOLLANDS—an article entirely new in the English Mark et, and made at this Distillery only. It is produced from the same materials and manufactured in precisely the same man ner as Dutch Schiedam, which it at least equals in quality, and it is sold at Prices considerable under the Duty upon Geneva. Families who are in the habit of using Geneva will tin:! this an excellent and economical substitute, and it is well worth the attention of Dealers. A trial of ' is• confidently recommended to the Public. • GIN, equal its quality and flavour to the b London Gins. SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY. ISLAY ; CA MBLETON;tind LOWLAND MALT DITTO. FRENCH BRANDY; neat as imported. JAMAICA and Other RUMS, in bond or otherwise. `VINES,: ditto. BRITISH BRANDY.. GINGER CORDIAL—a Liqueur of highly estimable qualities. What is here offered is very superior, being manufactured with great care from the best materials. RUM SHRUB, RASPBERRY 'BRANDY, CINNAMON, PPERMIN T, CLOVES, ANNISEED, WORM WOOD. and other Cordials, all of the very best qualities, and at moderate Prices. A liberal allowance made to Dealers. Druggists tintiotherisnPplled WithSPlttlT - 01 , WINE of the very best quality. • tirders from the country, with respectable references, ad dressed to R. M•LAREN, at the Distillery, will be punctually attended to. At MOO DIE'S STORE, Hodson -street, (behind the Distillery,) there is a constant supply of Roy's celebrated SCOTCH (ALLOA) ALES, both for Home Consumption and Expor tation, the latter made expressly for the purpose. Excellent acconunorlat;on of rded to Exporter, for Bottling. Also, London and Limerick PORTER, the latter in Barrels and Half Barrels. • J. C. PARSONS, HAIRCUTTER, PERFUMER, AND I'ERRUQUIER, NO. 9.), BOLD -STREET, LIVERPOOL. _ _ . RESPECTFULLY announces his having undertaken the business so successfully carried an by Mr. Danson. The superiority of the Establishment being undisPuted; the best rules for maintaining its character will be aditpted; and PER FUMERY, Cosies, BRUSHES, and every requisite for the Toi- LETTE, will be sold upon the mercantibiprinciple of small pro fits and quick returns. He begs to infiKin the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that the flair Cutting and Dressing department will have his particular attention. It being admitted that the preservation of natural Hair is preferable to the use of false, however correct the imitation, those who place their Hair under his management may be assured that the necessity of its use will, in most cases, be totally precluded. As the future beauty of Children's Hair greatly depends on its first training and management, he will ever give such directions as his long ex perience in this practice shall suggest. For the convenience of those who are engaged in Mercantile pursuits during the week, J. C. P. and his able assistants will be i❑ attendance till a late hour on Saturday evenings. J. C. P., celebrated throughout England for his original in vention of INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES, and GOLOSHES solicits an inspection of these articles, as also of his FRENCH SHOES, GLOVES, and FLowtns, which are regularly imported. Merchants and Captains supplied with Perfumery fur Exporta tion, at Wholesale Prices. . OCT. 28. Cher more anxiety iin , given.vray id to npted to be sold by 'ere forced - Off, at en taken on speed- OF COTTON. RTE. this Year . 1.319464 1-343539 .55052 23867 3370 I .136 1760 23791 438 114 k ThisWk 907 1 2616 66214 I 13761 990939 OtT: 31 tinue li,ht. An in old Wheat ; in P been taken for e on §peculatlon, now-6d to 9d per The best Irish 3tabd white at y. scarce; and has —ln Oats a mo d to 4s for dried, fully 3s persack ins found buyers I parcels of Irish -13eans'and Peas Wheat the tran 'es, fine qualities Is 64 to 4s 8d per dd over. 36 s .1 3 70 3 , 8.. 311.. • (1 3 10 3 10 4 0 4 0 O 0 2 ;0 45 0 48 0 43 0. 44 0 48 0. 49 46 0 34 0 38 0 46 0.; 58 0. 52 0 53 0 51 0 40 0 40 0 49 0 o 0.. o 0 0 0.. 0 41 0,.43 n 44 6 :. et 6 48 6 .. 512 6 o 0.. 0 0 23. 0 20 0 28 0 31 0 26 6 .. 28 6 27 0.. 30 u 0 0.. p 0 o p o 34 0 36 0 33 0 34 0 I 9 2 2 r, OCT. 31. L s. d. 6 e 3 2tr 90lb I) 2 3 - )34 0 per ton ) 0 0 t ) 8 0 —..... STREET, 176 assist- . ;-• • • • • 711 22;0£6 . J. Knowles r. 28. ie and J. Up erehants—C. leer and Co., and J. Stan as regards J. ex, master. Nov. 14, and Attorneys, lessrs. Rad- .x. cabinet- !sex, brewer. the Claren- Mien] sta pndori, fan- M on tague- Ring and G. NL Thomas, irton, Man- T before the itton-court. St. Paul's- Glairforgan- T—T. HAT- Hadley, beater, dry- ?uted from toher, 1836, of customs eat Britain. Right Hon. :yder, of a Pollock, of v, No. IOG, who, with victualler, ather-lane, boys and a are Likely ft.. Daniel te late Da- liam Hun- Ighton, to ime, Esq., I. to Miss Mr. John ItOn. ;on Ralph ElizMeth Bolton. 11 Hewitt, inn., to his town. er of the n-vant for d paper- news, Mr. ih-park . 89, Ann, Ort, after g daugh. het age. that she aved ie. er, much treet, he ich acci- st son of e James Alfred speeted. , late of aughter r i'sq.. of .1v basic! ed by e lend, in f[NG,. ~:,. ~,, ?.? I t 1 7: . .., ..p , • • 4. . • r . C IP 4 :1,111.': t...:, - 0 * . , ~....,,.. ~., __ _ Vor,. VHI.---No. 413.1 1c by Auction. a! €o by Ruction. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO.GUARD!-SMOLLETT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1836. 'ale by auction. NIEMANN'S DUTCH BULBS. By M. T. BRANCH, To-monaow, .(Saturday,) at Eleven o'clock, at he Hanover Rooms, N extensive Assortment of D U C BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS from the ebrated Nurseries of Mr. J. D. Niemann, Jun., at Haarlem, and comprising Double and Single Hyacinths, Narcisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, &c. To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had from Mr. T. BRANCH. Zo be [PRICE FIVEPENCE. TO THE - SAXONY WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE, 2, Corner qf Mill-street, St. J ames ' s , BUYERS of WOOLLEN GOODS are res p ec tf u lly i nv ited, where they will find in great variety a superior and well selected Stock of Superfine Cloths, Cassimeres, Fancy ?Waist coatings. Trousers Cloths, Petershams ilot Cloths, Cltiakings, Ladies Habit Cloths, Plaids, Moles s, Cords, • WELSH FLANN LS, B, :e . MACKITOSH CLOAKS, CAPES, NPILOT COATS, &c. The Proprietors, in returning thanks for the flattering sup port they havo experienced since they have opened the above premises, be leave to state their determination to sell only such goods as they can confidently recommend, and not to be undersold by any house in Liverpool. N.B.—WANTED, a JUNIOR ASSISTANT. DANIEL JONES and Co. The immense Stock of WOOLLEN CLOTHS, PILOT CLOTHS, - BEAVERS, FANCY TROUSERS CLOTHS, AND WAISTCOATINGS CLOAKINGS, HAI3iFCLOTHS, PRUNELLAS, adapted for the presefit season, WOOLSACK CLOTH WAREHOUSE, 57, Loan-sTikEuT, 2ND DOOR PROM PARADISU-STRRETi Will be found, on inspection, welt worthy the notice of the Trade, and of buyers generally, 57, Lord-street, October 29, 1836. MONDAY. . . On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at George Badenach's Office, South John-street, 139 Buaroteels tts . .New CURRANTS, 27 Ex Criterion, from Zante. • 2020 Boxes- Valencia RAISIN - S, — 1900 1-Box'bs ( • Ex 'Peri, from Denia. 250 Boxes MUSCATEL RAISINS, 100 . : Boxes i (in Layers,) SQO boxes lOU 1 ,-'Boxes MUSCATEL RAISINS,' I 300 Boxes S •400 Boxes t BLOOM RAISINS, 200 i-Boxes 18 Cases Cartons, MUSCATEL RAISINS, 50 -Boxes Jordan ALMONDS, • 90 1 2 -Chests LEMONS, 300 Barrels GRAPES, Ex Emma, from Malaga. Apply to Mr. EBENEzatz RAE, Merchant, or to GEORGE BADENAC H, Broker. On MONDAY next, the 7th inStant, at. One o'clock, at T. and H. Littledale and Co.'s Office, 14, Exchange-buildings, 4(X) Pieces CHOPPAHS 200 Pieces CORAHS, 1 Case Nankin China RAW SILK, all faults,) 5 Bales fine White Rangamatty Bengal RAW SILK. Particulars may be had on iTplication to T. and H. Lill LEDALE and Co., Brokers. The Goods will be on show This Day, (Friday,) the 4th inst. On MONDAY next, the 7th November instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan apd Browne's Office, Oldh2 ll=street, 10 Bales China Raw SIL Apply to Messrs. DUDGEON, BA LLEriy, a Co., Merchants, or 105 1 BUCHANAN and B 1 OWNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 7th November instant, at pne o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldh r -street, 599 Pieces CUOPPABS, 150 Do. BANDANNOE , NO Do. CORAHS, 9 Bales Bengal Raw SILK, - Ex Monarch, from Calcutta. — Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 7th instant, at One o'cloc -, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-s r t, 220 Tons prime Cuba PUS , Landing, ex Hope, from Nassau, N.P., east side Prince's Dock. —Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. TUESDAY. On TUESDAY next, the Bth instant, at evelve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Oldhall-street, 80 Tierces Jamaica COFFEE. BUCHANAN s,ncl JROWNE, Brokers. By order of the Executors of the late Mr. Joseph Fearon, On TUESDAY next, the Bth November instant,xt One o'clock, 'at Jones, Mann, and Fosterce, 8 Butts 28 Hhds. SHERRY WINE, Arne quality, 2 Half Aums CONSTANTIA, 1 Hhd, BRANDY. L i n: . M A.RSAL A `VINE, 15 Quarter Casks MADEIRA. Apply Jo CHARLES H Amt LT o sx, 2.3, James-street, or WM. COLTON, Broker, Oldhall-street. AFTER TUESOAY NEXT. On FRIDAY next, the 11th' instant, at Tlielve o'clock, at Whitaker, Rathbone, and Office, 126 Boxes SAGO, 359 Bags 195 Bags Ceylon COF4, 533 Bags PEPPER, 60 Tons ANTIMONY ORE, 14 Boxes TORTOISESHELL, 9 Cases GUM ANIMI, 2 Cases BEES' WAX, 5 Cases COWRIES. For further particulais apply to Messrs. MuakAY, SYMB, and Co., Merchants, or to WHITAKER, RATHBONE, and Co., Brokers. BRECKNELL AND TURNER'S PATENT PLATTED WICK TRANSPARENT WAX AND al/ SPERM LIGHTS. ' THESE Lights, manufactured upon , new, principle, are IL also much improved from the Wax nd Spermaceti being previously clarified, which renders the so pure that the Light emitted from them is more brilliant d steady than any before submitted to the test of public approba ion; they do not require snuffing or any attention after lighting, and are by far safer for reading by and lighting rooms than any other. kind of Caudle hitherto invented. Purveyors to his Majesty and to the King of Belgium. To be had only of their Agents, F. and A. FowN ES, 86, Lord street. TEETH, MADE OF INCORRODIBLE SUBSTANCES, AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, WITHOUT HEAT OR PRESSURE MONS. MALLAN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46, BOLD -STREET, LIVEUPOOL, Of the ,firm of Malian and Sons, 32 , Great Russell-street, Blooms bury-square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, tty, London, STILL continue to restore DECAY TEETH with their CELEBRATED MINERAL S CEDANEUM so uni versally recommended by the FACU 'Y of London and Paris. The operation is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and allays the most excru ciating pain ' a nd lasting for many years ; also FASTEN LOOSE 'TEETH, whether arising from neglect, or disease in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA TURAL TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration or corrosion,- and fixed without the inciimbrance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer every purpose of ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Charges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth Repaired. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND IN EVERW.V. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 4th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Halliday's Coffee-house, in Everton, subject to conditions then to he produced, A FIELD, called the Two Greaves , situate to the left Lot. 'AL of the road leading from Everton-village to Cab bage-hall, bounded by lands respectively belonging to James Heyworth, Esq., Mr. - John Gillespy, apcl the Executors of the late Messrs. Rowe and Beesley, putf containing lA. IR. 39r. statute measure 2. A Field, called the Ten Acre, situate in Whitefield-lane, Everton, bounded by lands respectively belonging to Soacome Ellison, Esq., and others, and containing 2it. 26P. statute owe., sure. The Tenure of these two Lots is Copyhold of Inheritance. 3. A Field, called the Whitefield, also situate in Whitetield lane, Everton, bouhded by lands and premises respectively be longing to Seacome Ellison, Esq., Thomas Redish, Esq., and others, and containing 2a. le. 6e. statute measure. This Lot is Freehold of Inheritance. 4. A. Field, called the Butter Holes, situate in. Breck-lane and at the corner of Rocky-lane, in Everton, bounded by the said two lanes and by lands respectively belonging to Messrs. Okill and Manifold, and Mr. Thos. Griffiths, and others, and containing 3s. IR. 17IP. statute measure. This Lot having two fronts is particularly eligib:e for building Land. 5. A Field, called the Beacon Hey, situate on the east side of Church-street, Everton, bounded by lands an. premises re spectively belonging to Messrs. Woodhouse and otLL'rs, Mr. Edward Eyes, and the Executors of the late Mr. Perry, and containing 2.t. OR. 2p. statute measure. This Lot having two fronts is also particularly eligible for building purpoSes. The tenure of the two last Lots is Leasehold for the residue of a term of 1000 years, created in the year 1716. The whole of the above Lands are desirably situated, and further particulars may be obtained on application at the Office of Mr. ROBERT NORRIS, Solicitor, Union-buildings, North John-street, Liverpool, where a plan of the preMises may be seen. EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY SELECT WINES. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Liverpool. r HE respectable and well-known firm of Messrs. GoLeo itNE IL and Dorms, being about to remove from their present place of business, have directed Messrs..THOs. WINSTANLEY and SONS ID SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, Redcross street, Liverpool, on TUESDAY, the Ad instant, and following day, at Twelve o'clock precisely eacilr day, their valuable and well-selected STOCK of choice WINES, consisting of 1,300 Dozen PORT. of various qualities and ages, 95 Dozen CLARET, ditto, 398 Dozen pale and brown SHERRY, 132 Dozen E. I. Sercial and Malmsey MADEIRA, 82 Dozen TENERIFFE, 103 Dozen BUCELLAS, 15 Dozen HOCK, 19 Dozen MOSELLE, 30 Dozen rich and dry LISBON, 15 Dozen CALCAVELLA. The whole of which, having been intended exclusively for the supply of private consumers, has been selected from the most celebrated growths and first qualities, at the most liberal prices. The Wines may be seen in the bins, from which they will correctly be delivered to the purchasers. Samples may be tasted at the time of sale, and descriptive catalogues had ou the premises, of Mr. HOBERT WINSTANLEY Auctioneer, and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Church-street. From the respectability of their employers and the acknow ledged excellence of their Wines , Messrs. T. W. and Sons with - confidence recommend to their Friends .and the Public this opportunity of replenishing their cellars; and, in order to give them every facility of judging of the quality of the Wine, samples may be had at the cellars six days previous to the sale, on paying for the same at the price that the same quality sells by auction. Church-street, 2d November, 1836. VALUABLE LAND IN LISCARD AND IN BOOTLE, near LIVERPOOL. By Mr. SYERS, On FRIDAY next, the 11th instant, at ne o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-ro Liverpool, Lot 1.4 LL that valuable FIELD, win the occupation of Wm. Leicester as ten a nt, situated in Liscard, near the east side of Rake-lane, (but separate therefrom by a small croft belonging to Mrs. Peers,) containing 2a. lit. 14t'. statute measure, bounded on the north by land belonging.to•Mr. Thos. Chadwick, on the east by land of Mr. Forshaw, and ou the south by land of Mr. Riminer. 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. 2. All those Two FIELDS, DWELLING-IfOU - 6E, 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 together 2A. 2n. 21v. statute measure, both being bounded on the north-west, and partly on the south sides, by the land 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 fine view of the River Mersey ate Cheshire coast, and is in a situation rapidly increasing in value. ' Both Properties are Freehold. For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. JOHN NORTH, Solicitor, Exchange-alley, where Plans may be seen. FREEHOLD OF INHERITANCE Tuts DAY, (Friday,).the 4th instant, at Two O'clock in the ; Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, Liverpool, subject, to such conditions as wijklhen be produced —by order of the Mortgagee ; / 4 APIECE of LAND with the SI-1.0 and NINE se vera l DWELLING-HOUSES ther n erected, situated on the northwardly side of Upper Birkett-street, and on the west side of Drinkwater's-gardens, leading from Upper Birkett.street into Richmond-row,, in Liverpool, containing in front to Upper Birkett-street, and in breadth at the extreme depth, severally, 10 yards, including one half part of the street, or thoroughfare, called Drinkwater's-gardens; and in rear, or depth, on th e east and west sides, severally, 54 yards. The Shop and Dwelling-houses front Drinkwater's-gardens, and are all well tenanted. The Houses are in good repair; and, although let at very moderate Rents; yield an annual Rental of about £l3O. Further particulars may be obtained on application to NI r . WHINNERAH, Accountant, 2, Lord-street,. or to Messrs. WIL KINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. To 6, SOLD, a HOUSE; in Gi:ZAT Iik.VGL-SQUA RE, FUR NIS KO or a NISBEO. My 4e ieweci on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Eleven till One o'clock. EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS, - AT ANGLESEA HOUSE, .• 121, ST. JANES'S-STREETi; WILLIAMS having retained from the Manchester, 11 . Bradford, Leeds, and other Markets, in which be' has, with great care and circumspection. made large puretiases, respectfully announces to his 'increasingly numerous Friends and the Public, that he has now on hand the best assorted and CHEAPEST STOCK OF WINTER GOODS in the town. T. W. knowing well the jealousy of other houses in the trade, and their chagrin at finlino his systeM of SELLING TH'E BESIVARTICLES • AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, so eminently successful, and that some of them are now making attempts, though too late, at imitation, invites a fair compari son, in Quality and Price, in any kind of Goods, and feels con fident that all who make the trial will remain his constant ar.d steady Customers. T..W. gives the following as a sample, and again request. rigid comparison :—G-4ths Merinos, in every shade of colour, from IBd. ; the newest patterns in Printed Cambric Dresses, from 45.; Filled Shawls, from Bs. ; Merino, Cloth, and Plaid Cloaks, from !Os; Rose and Whitney Blankets, all sizes, from 10s.; Welch and Lancashire Flannels, from 10d.; anal Linens, Sheetings, Huckabacks, Diapers, Quilts, Counterpanes, Sze., at the same extraordinary Low Prices. A clever ASSISTANT Wanted. On FRIDAY, the 18th of November instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-root South John -street, in one or more Lots, as may be agr upon at the time of sale. ruHREE FIELDS, near the Village of Wavertree, two of IL which front the road from Liverpool, and the third lies at the back, and fronts Pighue-lane, containing together 9.....09.7r. statute measure. The Land is bounded on the west by an Estate of the Rev. J. Grundy, and on the east by a Dwelling-house and Garden, be longing to James Stock, Esq., and forms 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 Inheritance. Further particulars maybe obtained,and a Planof the Property seen, on application to Messrs. WILKINSON and CHRISTIAN, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. NDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of I LIVERPOOL, are informed by • S. W. SILVEIteO. OF NOS. 9 AND 10, CORN L, LONDON, that they may procure the whole or any part of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest qualit v of Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch House, NOS. 4 AND 5, ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT SOUTH, LIVERPOOL, At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING Prices as at their Warehouse in LONDON. Daily communication between London an d Liverpool fur Ship-sailing information, &c. SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. CJ. IVESTLEY; BROKER and COMMISSION AGENT. Sole • Agent for REED'S CANVAS. and REAY'S PATENT BLOCKS, No. 1, Goree-piazzas, entrance Water-street. C. J. WESTLEY .having .been appointed-Agent for REED'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants, Owners, and . Captains of Vess e l s , that it is equa l • qu ality to the b es t ever offered to their attention. • Canvas and Blocks for Expo ation. Sail-makers and Blockmakers supplied on the lowest terms. Blocks complete, with Patent Iron Coake.d Sheaves and Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches: Size Price of Size Price of In Inches. Metal Bushed. In Inches. Metal Bushed. 4 - 5 ••• .1 0 1 12 4 2 6. 1 •i i i 3 1 3 61, 13.. ...... .',5 2 7 ..1 51 14 ...5 6 8 • . ...2 2 15 ....8 1 1 9 - ' ;.. - .2 51 • . 16...........8 8 10 l7 ...10 S Hearts, Dead. Eyes, and e equally low terms. Old Blocks Repaired, and all Store may be • recoaked at a trif requite. it, .ery description of Blocks on Coaled Sheaves bought at this mg expense, shotad they ever AGRICULTURAL AND CONINIERCIA.L BANK OF IRELAND. O N Monday this Company held its Third Half-Yearly Meeting, which was attended by Gentlegten fiom all parts of Ireland. Amongst those present w 'noticed the Lord Mayor, Joseph R. Pim, Jonathan Pint homas M. Gresham, M. Thacker, Joseph Beale, Mouutm ek; Messrs. Vance and 'Emmerson, Belfast; Jaines Rednnin Barry; C - ork, "COmmis sioner of Fisheries ; the Rev. Mr. O'Hara, Boyle; Mr., Wil liam Molloy, Mr, P. Kelly, Tuain, &c. At half-past eleven o'clock, on the motion of Ja NIES DWYER, Esq., seconded by JOSEPH ROBINSON Pig, Esq., The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR was called to the Chair. The following Report was then read by James Dwyer, Esq. • REPORT FROM THE AGRICULTURAL AND COM MERCIAL BANK OF IRELAND ,TO THE PRO PRIETORS. Gentlemen,—ln presenting to you the report for the past half year, the Committee of. Directors have much satisfaction in calling your attention to the beneficial progress of a great na tional undertaking. Since the last general . meeting in April, the important province of Ulster has been called into activity; and has more fully demonstrated the nationality of your Com -pan y, • by- amalg.m.ting-t. tir the ad-ranceirrertt of a-g•ricui tura, manufacture, and commerce. Belfast, having a local pro prietary of upwards of 500 amongst the trading and influential classes, opened its Bank, in connection with your Company, in the month of August last. It has since proceeded, under the guidance of an able executive, with prudence and with every promise of a prosperous result. In the leading towns of Ulster, wherein the linen manufacture is chiefly being carried on, _branches have been opened ; but in no case has one been esta blished without a local Proprietary, and a fair proportion of paid-up Capital on the Stock subscribed for ;by this means co operation is insured, and united action guarantees success. The Br.tiks in. the Cities of Cork, Waterford, and other Dis tricts Of Ireland, have- satisfactorily progressed, and, generally have yielded a profitable return.. In some•cases experience has suggested to your Committee the expediency of circumscribed action; in order to abridge local expense; and, acting upon the reports ,of vigilant Inspectors, your Committee contemplate, without loss of time, to carry their recommendation (where fully sanctioned by the facts) into effect. The profit appearing in your accounts for the past half year would.have been much greater, had not your Committee placed the branches in the agricultural districts under restrictions, dictated by the state of the money market in the sister country, resulting from the operations of the Bank of England upon the commercial interests of the empire. Your Committee do not deem it within their province to discuss the policy of the Bank of England, or whether the refusal of commercial accommoda tion, at a period of pressure, be calculated to produce benefiCial results to the country at large; but as, under existing circum stances, the chartered banks materially influence the circula tion and credit of the country, your Committee deem it a duty to be very much regulated by their proceedings, and so to pro portion the issues and liabilities, that no capricious exercise of power, or abuse of privilege by the bank Corporation could mar the progress of an important undertaking. With a view, however, to meet the extension of business de manded by the increased commerce and enterprise of Ireland, your Committee felt it to he for the general interest further to increase the paid-up capital of the Cmnpany, so as to render it equal to that of the _Provincial Bank of Ireland, viz., £500,000. They have, accordingly, made a call upon the British pro prietors for a third instalment of £5 per share, allowing to them the option of taking an equivalent in the stock allocated on the Bth day of June last, rating such stock to present pro prietors at par. As the increased c apital can be profitably and with safety employed, your Committee anticipate a prompt and cheerful compliance with the requisition. It is obviously the interest of the Irish proprietors to ge hand in hand with the British; union of exertion and equality of interest being the great foundation of strength. In order•, therefore, to proportion the payment towards the capital stock of the COmpany, and and considering it for the pernianentinterest Of the shareholders and the welfare of the country ? , your Committee recommend that you should sanction and threct a third call upon the Irish shareholders, allowing the Caine option as to the British, namely, to take atm equivalent to the amount of the call in increased stock at par. Such a measure, promptly adopted by the British and Irish shareholders, will be productive of the best results, and must add considerablY to the value of investment, as also to the welfare of all concerned. Although the paid-up capital (including the third call of £5 per snare, or allocated stock,) amounts to upwards of £400,000, yet the ample field presented, particularly in the province of Ulster, ,for the profitable employment of capital in banking operations, makes it the interest of the shareholders to increase the available capital to a standard allowing of perfect liberality to all deserving of credit; independent of which your Com mittee cannot overlook the important suggestions flowing from the parliamentary report on joint-stock banks in England, both as to the expediency of a large paid-up capital in such un.; dertakings, and the necessity f or v i g il ance and circumspection therein. It may be inferred, from the report of the parliamen tary committee, that such companies as have ample paid-up capital. in proportion to .that subscribed for, shall meet with legislative advantages superior to others; and, at the expiration of the charter of the Bank of Ireland (in little more than one year) will stand in a position, more strongly, to protest against its renewal, as a monopoly of issue in Dublin, and the circuit of fifty miles thereof. ft is, therefore, the manifest advantage of the united proprietors to leave no ground for cavil; and, by making the paid-up capital of the company equal to that of the Provincial Bank (of whose directory the. Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer was or is a leading member,) place your Company upon at least an equal footing for favour o r privilege. - In conclusion, your Committee refer to the annexed Balance Sheet, by which it will appear, that, notwithstanding the distur bance in public credit, and the pressure on the moneyed and commercial classes, occasioned by an excess of speculation, and movements of the Bank of England resulting therefrom, the balance to the credit of profit and loss will justify a dividend at the rate of five per cent. per annum, for the past half-year; which your Committee recommend accordingly. WILLIAM HODGES, JAMES DWYER, J. CHAMBERS. Fleet-street, Oct. 17, 183 G. The Balance Sheet was then. read by the General Manager William Mitchell, Esq., and a Dividend at the rate of Five per Cent. per Annum voted by the Meeting. On the Motion of J. R. Pia, Esq., seconded by PHILIP JONES, Esq., the Report was received and adopted. Mr. GRESHANI then rose, and said he was really delighted to find the Committee had been enabled to make so good a report. for the last half-year, when it could not be denied that the Company must have passed througb a tryinv ordeal during the late panic hi the money market; and though it was his inten tion to have moved for a Committee of audit to investigate the minute proceedings of the Board, yet he was agreeably relieved from that trouble by the verytourishing report then laid before them- He should, however, ask the C hairman whether the surplus, which appears. by the , balance sheet, amounts to an actual, surplus after all bad debts, and over and above all the capital subscribed r The Loon MAYOR answered in the affirmative. Mr. GRESHAM then expressed himself perfectly sati s fi e d . Mr..JAAIES R. BARRY testified his pleasure, as a Proprietor, at the progress of the Company, based as it was up o n th e goo d of the country. "'q , JONATHAN PIM, Esq., was called the Chair, and thanks returned to the Chairman. TO THE WORTHY & INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF WEST DERBY WARD. GENTLEMEN, rpHE flattering manner in which you ace th is day confided i i ..1. to me the responsible duty of rep ent i ng your Ward in the Town Council demands my mo t sincere and heartfelt acknowledgments. To auv individual merits of m wn . lam well aware that I am less indebted for this distiug ' hed proof of your approba tion than to the justice and importance of the great Cause in which we have been engaged. To maintain unsullied the pure principles of that Cause, to keep a watchful eye over your immediate local interests, and to labour zealously and independently for the good of the com munity at large will be the best means of proving to you that your confidence has not been misplaced. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obliged servant, JOHN SMITH. Chatham -place. Edge-hill, November 1, 18343, TO THE BURGESSES PAR OF N K o. 1 W 6, OR NORTH TOX TETH ARD. A HOUGH I have been deprived,, this day, by a majority iiLLG rig : f T v L o u te st s a N h aving been record against me, of a seat in in the Town-council, as one oft Representatives of North Toxteth Park Ward. You will, I sure, permit me to add, that the warm and affectionate support which 1 have received from so numerous and respectable a body of my fellow-townsmen upon this occasion, is most grateful to my feelings. Gentlemen, yoil have done me no more than justice when, during' my canvass, you gave me credit for liberal feelings to wards those, who conscientiously differ from me in their reliqi ous opiniotis. Steadfastly attached to the principles of the Es tablished Church, I should be unworthy of the name of a Chris tian, if I did not hold out the ready hand of fellowship to my brethren of a different religious profession, who worship the same God, though,at a different altar, and trust for salvation to the merits of the same Redeemer. I do hope that the day is not far distant when the people will be convinced that good * government can only he obtained by , placing the gen era l an d l oca l gove rnmg,nt of the country intri hands of i mpart i a l and d iscreet persons. Th ere i s , I v con vinced, a mi g ht y power i n t h e simplicity of this l truth, which no je s u is t r y can eva d e, an d no au thority mit ra Gentlemen, whatever may be my future lot, il sickness, i n p rosper ity or affliction, 7in ft will be bride and d,l the esteem con solation to ha ve m er ited (if, indeed, 1 havemosrite health. or in and approbation of so respectable a number North Toiteth Park' Ward, as have , this week's nominatibn, recorded their votes in my favour. I beieto return my sincere thanks to my Canvassers, and to d f a t y li , e Burgesses after only a of all those wholh traysas have b theeen indefatigable h s b o nour to be, Gan in tle m m ycause. ea, t o ut obliged and obedient Servant, 57, Alill-street, Nov. 1,183 u.. .10,./1D.4 Evans, Chegwin, and Hall ; Robinsons ; Grapel ; Taylor; Walmsley, and other Booksellers in Liverpool, have just received "Ellp LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH 141(GAZINE. No. CCLIII, for NOVEMBER. CONTENTS I. State Education in France,—ll. The House of Peers. 111. The World we Live in. No. 1.-IV. The Metaphysician. No. 6.—V. Toreno's History of the Spanish Insurrection, &c. —VI. The Cherwell Water Historical Painting. —VIII. The Great Unknown. IX. Recollections of Cadiz during the Siege 1810. 11, 12.—X. In Malibrau.—Xl. The Professor's Dreain.—Xll. Alcibiades the Man. Scenes in the East. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. riILIE BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVIEW; or EU ROPEAN QUARTERLY JOURNAL, No. VI., for OCTOIiER, 1836. CONTENTS :-I. Trade and Consular Establishments of the Levant—ll. Persia: Domestic Manners, Customs, and Habits —III. British Scientific Association, Bristol—lYState and Tendency of Property in France—V. Courts ot i Local Judica ture—Vl. Russia—Vll. Mr. Bulwer and the Lady Novelists— VIII. Spain : The late Revolution—lX. Ministerial Change. in France—X. National Education—Xl. Conduct of the Go vernment: Peerage Reform. 7.* No. I to 5 are still on Sale, 4s. each. JAMES iti - OGWAY and SONS, London, and W. GRAPEL, Liverpool. SOUTIIEY'S COWPER. • In Five • Shilling Volumes, with superb Illustrations, and Ele gantly Printed by Wittin g h am ., - '• r HE' LIFE - and - WORKS of COWPER, i nc l u di ng hi s ITRANSLATIONS and CORRESPONDENCE, care fully Revised, Collated, and Edited. jp/ ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq., IG. L.D. , Poet L aurea te. ' 'I he Drawings taken from Nature, by William I-I arvevEsq., The Engravings in the most finished style of excellence sy -the first artists of the country. i. . „. In addition to the usual number of Illustrations given in works of this class of publication, a tine Portrait accouipanies each volUMe - ' and occasionally rich Wood Engravings. "Four Volumes of this splendid edition are now before us, an edition which unites every literary requisite and luxury; an edition to which we would point a stranger's attention as a very triumph of the press. Southey has written this Life with his usual brilliant style. . . . We must now turn to the delici ous Illustrations, so full of beauty, character, and poetry: 'How •completely has the artist made them parts of our mernorti Mr. Harvey deserves the greatest credit, not only for the pictorial skill, but the poetical feeling with which he has embodied the various scenes. 'What little gems too are the wood cuts ! But we can only rereat what we said at the commencement, that these volumes ate a triumph, of literature and art."—LiterMry Gazette, Aug. 6. The Eighth Volume, just published, is the first' of the POETRY, and is illustrated with Three highly finished En grayings. • • t Volumes Nine and Ten complete the POEMS, and they will contain many Pieces never before printed in any former Edi tion of Cowper's Works. The Eleventh Volume commences COWPER'S TRANS LATION of HOMER, and to that portion of the Work the most soperb plates are in preparation. London: Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row. PUBLIC HOUSE. T7lO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRA C T, the FIXTURES, GOODWILL, and TEN YEARS' LEASKOf a WINE and SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, situ3Vin Tythebarn street, corner of Mourfields. To persons wishing to embark in the fholesale and Retail line, the above situation offers every facility.—The thoroughfare comman d s a first-rate counter-custoin, and the improvements lately made reticle' s this Eftablishmeut incomparable in the way of wholesale.bysiness. The present proprietor is declining the business in conse quence of other engagements.—Application to be made to GHRISTOPHER MARTIN, on the premises. . TO THE BURGESSES OF RODNEY-STREET WARD. GENTLEMAN, THANK you for the honour you have conferred upon me IL by returning me as one of your Representatives in Council, and more particularly beg to return tharyks to the Committee, and those other Gentlemen who have do successfully exerted themselves in my behalf. My principles have always been nif(nly avowed, and will be' steadfastly and faithfully adhered to. .1. remain, Gentlemen, Yours, much obliged, J. NELSON WOOD. Falter-street, 2d November, 1836. • • TO THE BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE 'WARD. GIINTLEMEN, A LI,O W me to offer my kind thanks for the distinguisbed 1 - 1... interest you have taken in my behalf, at the Election just ,o h now closed ; and let me add, that althou 'in a minority on the occasion, I can, with every sincerity a r ure you the support I have received at your hands is not the ess appreciated in con sequence, but will be remembered by me with pleasure. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient servant, ,Abercromby-square, - 2nd Nov. HENRY RIPLEY. TO THE BURGESSES OF GREAT GEORGE WARD. GENTLEMEN, • . - • ! A CCEPT my sincere thanks for the unsolicited compliment :CI. you have paid me in electing me one of your Represen tatives in the Town Council : accept my most heartfelt congra tulations on the general issue of your exertions. lam fully sensible how truly unimportant is my individual return on this occasion, how trifling any services must be which I can hope to render you at the present juncture ; but - gentlemen, your sup port of one who, for twenty-three years, has been designate a ameutber of s that council which the liberality of our opponents worse than useless, is an invaluable indication of/your views; it is an a:nple proof that you are not indiffere to the main tenance of an Established Church and of l Scho sin conformity with its principles; it is a proof that you do think it culpable Sc ho have defended the rights o f our fr eemen, and that, in your opinion, s omething is still due to men wh o successfully res i ste d those selfish attempts to overthrow oer town-dues, which would have deprived the inhabitants of the greater part of the revenue they now enjoy ; and it shows, too, that the part which I felt it my duty. to take in endeavouring to carry through parliament a bill which would have prevented the town council from exer cising an undue preponderance in the affairs of the dock estate, and availing themselves of its resources for mere party purposes, and which would have placed its management, to a greater ex tent, in the body of the merchants and rate-payers, who are so immediately interested in its welfare, has at least not met with your disapprobation. Let me, then, renew my thanks for the good opinion you have thus expressed of me, and. be assured that in the discharge of the duties entrusted to nay care it shall be my study, uninfluenced by party bias, to co-operate with my colleagues in promoting such measures as may appear, in my judgement, most conducive to the public good. I am, gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful servant, CHAS. LAWRENCE. Waveriree hall, Nov 1, 1836. TO THE ELECTORS OF VAUXHALL WARD. GENTLEMEN, IBEG to acknowledge, with many thai(ks, th e honour you have conferred upon me in electing me ?fie of your Representatives in -the Town-council. By your Venendent votes you have placed the in this proud position, and . at it has been entirely without pledge or personal solicitation on my part, you have enhanced the obligation. I hope by attention to the trust thus confided to ins, to justify your choice, and prove myself worthy of those kind. friends whose exertions to promote my return 1 shall never forget. I am, Gentlemen, • Your obliged and faithful servant. November 2, 1836. WILLIAM SHAND. ant►. 7* s - -V ' k 4s) vu" ANTED to RENT. a crate-sized' i ate-sze , 'A V Coach-house and Sta ,) in the meskhl, Aigburth, Wavertree, or West Derby.--Apply .office. _ 4`, AO , JACKSON AND 1 - 10LMES;;, )- TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT6,I,. 43, Cki RC 14 -STA EgT, fl 7 (Opposite the ili . Theatr.) Friends SAVE the eeat Public,ple i u t r li e itn they are now their e o t t L r numerous jng avery excel lent CONGOU, which they %rill warrant to be geuulne, at. Gd. Their very BEST BLACK TEA is ss. Rd. In Greens, they have good TWANKAY at 4s. Gd. to 55. Very fine YOUNG HYSON at 65., the best GUNPOWDER TEA, &id The finest Jamaica COFFEE imported, con billing strength and flavour at 2s. per lb. ST. 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