The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-22 00:00:00

9 9 IS3( • - K ET, Nov. 18. nd the sile;s, which eon; ;, amount. to u5O hhcis, 1001 bags Mauritius have present reducedqUota- Mr sales reported in Fo ntined to a parcel of 1 10 ;he quay,—Collee. The Berate extent, consis ting all parcels of. Demerara, (othing done in Foreign. 14s tr cwt, and 100 bag nto no sales,--Rice con. f East India not being rags of middling 13eni,,a1, turn offering in the mar prices ; the sales are Nu and 5s ad 4'g' for made, at full prices. -10 76s in bond ' - a nd a small been accepted for Ben ire confined to about 300 to 15 tons, at 18s 9d and :tion, brought £lBlsa W of sale, and the prices ek ; the quantity of all ion in the price of TUT' cate. —A me rican Tar is tions.—Some little ad' ishes, for which 37s has en accepted ; the sales. ontreal l'earl Ashes a re parcels only have found [s of old American Clo , ' cwt, but holders gene-. no Flaxseed on sale.- - is very dull, and quota rery limited, being Con' i 6 salted do. at 41d to se Hair. At the public at an advance of id to ing of 143 bales at 181 4 tr matted tails, I'2ld to it to good mixed, ilia for short to fair mixed, ss in Tobacco has been leaf were for Ireland. UCE. lrimstone, but the total he previous quotations. )st without inquiry m of Tartar have bees Cream of Tartar have adders, Madder Roots, No sales are reported 3 ited request, and prices n chiefly in small lag. 5 week, and no further very limited reques t, k about 500 tons more ted ; five vessels- hare sales of the week are es last made are at $4O land.—ln Hemp, little ,bove.—For Flax there appeared a brisk de bsided, and prices are ka yellow candle were ET. Nov. 18. the market for all de- East India, and the )ffered freely are again latter, which are corn" les Surat and 300 Ben- S OP COTTON. nclusive. IMPO ThisWk 6430 itiliiteat ~.—.--. f331i9 8 1.344198 1 1998 1844 5977 3 2746 8 38615 I 136 1822 2715 1 463' } 23377 - 10217 } 24 ) 7846 2 14098 !ening. IV depress 1,200 ordi 12!!"!_l Toy. 21. e d. The inaiy Su- Nov.E. 2l. to a fair extent, but ever• thing during 5 per 70lbs from the Iths and Flour lOs tie business done: .11836 d s d Med 3 7 3 10 3 11 4 1 !lb old 4 2 4 3' 0 0.. 0 0 •••• 3 0 .. 3 6 qr. to 4G 0 . to 48 0 ~ qr. 51 0 52 0 50 0 37 0 48 0 50 0 .. qr. 60 0 .. im.qt. .... 0 0 .. 0 0 .... 0 0 .. 0 0 .:.. 58 0 „ 60 0 w . , 46 0 .. 50 0 .. 51 0 5.5 0 veet, '•••• 0 0.. 0 0 2G 0.. 28 0 28 0 31 0 28 6 30 0 e .. 27 o_3o U 0 0.. J 0 40th •••• 0 0.. 0 0 . .... 34 0 .. 37 6 33 0 Z 4 0 •••• 1 9.. 1 10, T. Nov. 21. lacon dull, and 1s - Ve quote, N. 1 . 1 0 per cwt. )1 0 - )5 0 - )8 0 )8 0 )2 0 0 0 - '3 0 - 0 0 8 0 - 8 0 - 0 0 - 0 per tiereP. 0 perbartet. ) 0 per barrel. 3 0 per cwt. 0 0 8 0 --- 0 7 0 4 0 )ndon, the lady of 'r. Thomas Cain,. 'as evinced on the I seventeen vearg tnessing the fruits dell, Esq. of this or Roper, Esq. of I t Poulton to Miss has had the fell tar, and the same 's cranium on the Thumb, Mr. Isaac port, to Betsey, haven. ,bytheßev.Dr. r to Sarah, daugh- urch, John Jack- Elenry Fishwick. to Miss Darwen, on to Airs. Ann Bow of Brasenose )f Stoke Bruerne, 'tte, to Margaret, r alsnead t in this P, at Pemberton. k, 8.A., Esq., late Beeley, of Ilea % married twice, tter 11. Of then: 'e has also left 7.1 fined his faculties keth, of Givrych af a century. Kteth-park, Dir e," and several Neston, Joseph rears, Mary, Te- 1, George Can' P" gston, Jamaica, iner, after a long MORNING, Avnaroot , . s. Newton and .on, Walhrook n-lane; JosePh iond, 27, Lou' •street • Clarke ; Mr. 'Thomas London Coro asalein Coffee ister-row ; and irineedle-street. ohn Lee, at his' , lienry-street, xehange-street , Malley, Book , ' ton and Mr- 55 0 56 0 54 0 44 0 51 0 52 0 ,v 44 z ~`l/~~ / /.f ILlVErpoot btlYPing• -EAST INDIES Intended. tp sail the 24th instant. Ncriti Piir BOMBAY, - Tke , ShiriLlNTll4, J. . I Ct.t.ms . N, Me; • tons-linrlll'Oet —For - frei g ht or passage aste apply to Wst. and J.sYRER, or to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON To 'sail the Is Derember. t • For BOMBAY, Th'i fine British-built Ship RANGER, Maktei; q r 'lq tons.--For freight or passage, having.superiorici apply to CHARLES klortsvm.t. and SON, ,or to, BOLD'and RUS'SEL. sa it inimediately, Most ptert of he?' eai+aci bWin . 4 ietzdy. or SINGAPORE, MAN.ll.44,,and,cillNA, FOR - MID:OLE, Mons register, built of oak; only three Fears old, Captain L. ( MACKAY For , Who is well acquainted with the trade.) , terms of freight or fiaii4itO '4l)ply to RoBERT N Bgt ncs,aud Co. 3, Austin-f r i ar s. L on d on , or t o liat3Eitt WISE and Co., Liverpool. Oer e i'liebted to and will 'have immediate despatch.—A 'regal:2r Trader. . CAFE OF GOOD HOPE and ALGOA BAY, "" The A Ifiritiih-built Schooner FEEJEE, 171 tons register, Captain JOSEPH BEWLEY, Igor . r whoiac well - aqitaiated filth the Trade.) andreiht or passage apply to 110131,RT wise, kaRIDGIi, Co., 3, Austin-friars, London, or to ROBERT WlSE'and Co., Liverpool. WEST INDIES To „mil the_ 23d inrtant. F,(..e DEMERARA, Thb Silk) JaHNSTONE, ilin A. M'llnkaseN, Master; g west side prince's Dock.—Apply to SANriBAC'H,IINNE, and Co Intende4to sail on the 2Gth instant. :77 nil. I3ARBADOES, The Barque I R LAM, For frtig J. F. ix°N h't nr passa',Re applyD ' Master. to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON ,___ I'o kacee'ed the HEY ES, and will sail in a few days after her. Fbr BARBADOES, - '• t • The beautiful fast-sailing Brig VICTORIA, EoNtuwe PA ItlitS, Master . ; Now on- ker third voyage, and Idadrag West side Queeu's Dock.—For freight,and paasage., apply to I-lEYBS, LITAEIMAND, and Co., Wolsteitholtite-square SOUTH AMERICA. . „ , bINE PACKETS F,OR BUENOS AYRES. 'Ad day o 1 itdvei:tise;niitt. flee fine Liverpoot;bitilt Bdque ISABELLA, Captain DAVID SMITH ; 4,,:b 10 1%K 1, 220 tons, ena•Fied, sails remarkably rest, nnr~ will he found in eireey ieSpect a .first-rite i.onve . vance bsith r goods a n d passengers.—For terms,,apply to . Iklr. Won to . ; to the Cainath, on board, west side Geor'e's Dock ; or W. and 5. TYREE.. TO.MORROW, ,(Wedriesdav,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, in Dempsey, Benhow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street, 247 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, containing 135,0(X) feet, Imported in .the Hannah, direct from the Bay, and now landing. 390 Logs St. botningo MAHOGANY, being.real City Wood,. per Frienclihip. Also I , l9lLoge COba MAHOGANY, per Faii4eld 127 Logs Do. DO., per Albion, .13 Logs Havanah.Cß DAlt. per Ditto, 258 Pieces PARTRIDGE W,QOD, 81 Beal Rio 'ROSEWOOD PLANltS,.jni`t lande3, 558 Bahia .ROSEWCiOD PLANKS, , 20 Tons ZEBRAWOOD PLANKS, 350 Logs of 'PENCIL D ENCIL CEDAR., 320 LANGEWCIOD SPARS. By order of the Impc ! Cors,_ DEAVSEY, amt CO., Brokrs. Qn *att. On SALMI, _ the A 1 Brig GREY HOUND, Captain'kii4 Nis ; Registers 115 ton ; coppered and oppaicfastened ; two "Ztars old ; sails fast, substantially built,,and her materials and "es title of the very best inyentOiiei and !tiler partichlars apply on board, north end King's Dock, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill:, 4 0 1 Sold in a few days will be despatched to Hsciisi, N.S. Ir- On SALE, The 13arCue KENT ; 4. 4 -04:1 4- :; Registors 32A tons; coppered and copper-fastened; five ii, i years old, sails fast, carries a large cargo for her ,tot?.- _,,ge, s abundanily found in materials ind stores, and can be 'etit to sea without dq expense, exeeiitink provisions.—Apply '1 board, north end Queen's Dock, or to GEORGE GLENN, 4, doritl2 i 1 1 . On SALE, ,10., The HULL of a fine new Yatroont.h-built SHIP. Hasa . pOcip and totigallitht foredastle, and is built en -' tirely of English and African oak. Length 113 feet;. breadth 28 feet 9-inches; depth 19 feet 9 inches; is about 414 trills old measurement . Lying in the South West India DOA, „,-, 44"4".—APPIY ° LACHLAN, SONS, and MAC LEOD, 22, Great Alie-street, Loudon: On SALE, The Ane A 1 British-built Ship 4 13 ' 4 ' SIR CHARLES FORBES, Registering . 363 tons, old measurement, thoroughly,re 'Hint; knd coppered, in Se6pfember, 1835, and ahund , inff found with. stores of every kind, and may be sent to sea without-further DPlase.—Apply on board to Captain LastrE, on east side of e Prince's Dock, or to J. B. BOOTHBY and Co., Rumford-street. On FuiDAY next;the 25th instant, it One o'clock; at Molyneux; Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 880 B P 1; e 1 DEERII()RNs, ‘ 5 Tons RED SANDERS WOOD, Landing, ex Jane, from Caleans, 7188 DEER HORNS, Landing, ex William Roder*, frontAombay.—Apply to Messrs. Jodi; Biusr arid Co. Merchant's, or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. , . „. BIRKENHEAD HOTEL AND FERRY. On TUESDAY next, the '29th of Nov. invt:,trit, at Two o'Clock in the Aft - el:neon, afthe Claren,lon RtiOnis, South John-street. . in the N IPI - 11 . 11 1 a 1 1 3- i aEnL)"l(i)ih Part Otl i s - li h Url. Doff arilS, and PREMISES, situate at ,Biikenhead Ferry, in the County of Chester, opposite to Liverpool. The Hotel is laroe commodious , and well aienStomed • has PI, lately reeeiVed, aril is still - susceptible Of, very great improve ments, which are now iii progress. The Hotel is now in,the possession of Mr. Willoughhy, for merly., of the Royql. Lintel, at Chester, 'at a rent o,f.1:019-per annum Unlit. May neit, after which tune the rent will be E9OO a-year four years,, The Oatbuilditigs are Well constructed and built, and consist eiteellelit and extensive inclosed - Stables and hick4tp,Coach hqusep; togetheil',with a.Bowliog, preen, a latge 'Green, with A.reOires for private Patties, _fronting the. river, Billiard-roont it good Garden arid PleaSure-giotindS, Coveting an area of n,OOO. square yards of Land. _A well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-watermark, and there is safe and i i , conyenient Landing for Passengers, Car riages, Carts and' Hoties, at all. hours of the tide ; and Post- Horses kept at the klotfl„ with careful drivers, where attention is paid to the convenience of Passengers. , Steam Mats ply every Half Hour trona each sole of the RiVet; with very Skilful masters; and Coaches leave and arrive at the Hotel daily, at several hours; to and from London, Ches ter;.Cheltenturmi Bristol and -other - places. - • Part of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage, if required. Thu Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For further information, and to see a, plan, apply to WILLtAbt Bitlienhead, or to Mr. foriN PEN ING TON, Solicitor, No. 1, Harrington Chambers, North John street, Liyervool. Steant Nabfgation. FOR GREENOCK . AND GLASGOW, With Goods and Passengers, to. the Brosnietaso. t t he tA:SdOW and LIVERPOOL SHITPING C 0 II PANY'S FINE STEAM-SHIPS, SAIL TilItEE TIMES EAcki.yEEK, , TUESb4Y, THIMSDAY, AND SATURDAY, - • UNICORN,.. Captain HUGH MAIN, , captain R. CUAWFORD,. MitlsT(H E STE R, CapNin JAS. Nig(ELI:AR,' • • ''Captnin Thos. Wft:tit, -4 • 4*A I.LI . Captain J. M.PstEttsqw;' GLASGOW, Captain ALIA. M•Liou, Sttil afrntider, front the Clarenee'Drick, (eith or without' . • , 6; . , , Ape EAGLE sails Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the instant, 4.4 ,! ‘ en wilock Forenoon. The UNICORN sWili _on THURSDAY EteXti.the 24th instant, '‘Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. EAGLE' sails dti SATiiI:DAY next; the•26tli iristeht,-at • welve o'eloc4c.at , Noon. , • Apply to MARTIN and Co.,.(late Matthie arid Martin,) Watei-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. - ) 4 1,.k v , Tim CITY OF DUBLIN 71 __ ) ."•A ' !+.' , "; , '• WTE VA-P ACKET 0 OM P ANY; t . ---2 ' . . INCORPORATED BY ACT OF' PARLIAMENT, v o? a,. ove Company sail Pa'stif►gers Vessels, (u_ t ,...t . 1i" .. 0? .. _wit/y)at "s)taking'Gbods tind PastWfigers to the folloWing ports, ..4 41 , e 1 y,, eo OUELIIsT Daily. -, , * Pot- BELFAST—The ATHLONE, 7b-siball'otv. (Wed resilaY,.), the. 234 -instanti. at Niue o'clock in the Evening,. r°l2l the . Clarence Dock. kpAily, foe thiblin Line: to SAMUEL PERRY, • , , 27,, . for Belfast Line, to , • Water-street. IOHN . 11 'eit`llll\i`ON'aiid Ca., ' . s Thept inci le of this-Company is that of attaching all hn- P i r ters and Exp'o'rterci bv a Division orti4T 4 rotits anion 'them; 4 rtei• • • Payment of the Dsvulends—tbus , qtating . a community. of Iwii-!rests between the Shippers and Shareholders7—a principle r ,r?leli will best guarantee' to its ProPriefOri'acertitintY'of their rvidetids, and to Shippers of . all descriptions of Goods. and t ';,itve Stock the having a well supported Establishment of first -488 Si ttainers' alid the lowest rate - of Freight compatible' with e attentron to' theirntat ntenance. ffic• Majesty's!. Royal ;„ • P`RtiFESSOR SWEDOUR'S HYGLAN PILLS.. OR the effectual extirpation of ever] . i •o f th e Syphiliti c Di sease , an d the many disorders arisingfrom tri • cper treatment. l'etia'rell , and st}td by tfie44olb. Notsrretor, a Nei. 54. Seel r ;Feet, Li verpoo l . ,(f our doors from Slater-street) iu boxes at kncr4s. 6d. each:. +eat+ . hot dfrettitin s w - to - take hese P i 118', - observations on peints Jeneficial to the patient. being hnts, c . ) .rth kouv.ing; by those who' are, or have been sufferers froth ti • d read fill end devaiitating: , rrialids. "Veniettti occurite morbo." "Oppose the diaease in its infancY.", r ,, ' , irT hese,'o pleas ' u'res; these are thy trophies='ti t s' , - ''oPerating•with the foe.uf God and man, thou degradest hut fg,tiitture,.and blasteth the opening prospeets of human fe= la. 1,- 14 ° , said Professor Swedoixr - when he discovered his grand for this Complaint:The “ 4 1-Iggetiri Pill" (then milun i'to the . antiali em - edreal . diie6venel,) as a Sftecilic ietne- R''"‘itterinidate front the system, that intruder on the plea= i4l:e.s frequently imbibed in'moments of inebriation, orthringhl uPt neVer lid b.' diketiverV'ekcite . ' a •greater • sensation, it sn e - c "okht after with 'aviditY, and used with undeviating • e " in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate b p i:Vali - it,' for* the edre which, they have' . beenso°ions cc IP= rat d• The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused . cl r : t . s Peetly introduction into almost every country, and ad -6116'6f were presented to the'talented"Prolessor Stibd'eUr who c u - ,.'the chair at Leyden University, congratulatory ofthe cir-. arlii - !` anc e• The certainty with which they were continually th. e i' n stered, can attested by many thousands,in fact during and ' s ° a ll t 2' continental war they were the inseparable cOmpanion eguard of the soldier, in all cases where the . slightest or • o'etori of infection w as entertained What Medicine can be f iket _ a tiltropriate than that which has • given 'such general satis tlo-u'uP., The Hvg.ean Pills root out every particle of the insid ttte P 6 isott, purifi.ing in their progreistheWhalernass'Of fluids', t1 1 41 :1 "t 0n15 ,- VemilYethe disease, but renovate by'their 'action to o f ferent functions of the . body—expelling, the grosser flu- Ni ti u e " And in a inrinner so mild and imperceptible as" to - cdti pow.7llfil most' seeptical of their astonishing and unequalled ati e•rs, they neither contain mercury_ or any other mineral, tray be taken 'without the slighteSt suspicion of discovery_:_ Qteetiire to restraint of ' diet, • loss of - time, or hindrance of t , O eur , e 1, 4 taj in egs• The Hvgean Pills maybe. depended upon as a cer persons of either sex, In all 'stages of a certain dis ao;',,audi at , Yrithont proditeing the inconVenience. At well period when the 'slightest suspicion may exist, it will be tor to haye'recourse to the Elygean Pills; for when taken be 7 •-I.*7..the isease has made' its rippearitnee it acts as a certain ,u• ,atively +/Ve-htive, 'removing the complaint effectuallysecretly. •vi,4.oeplorahle state in which many persons hiive been when "?g the proprietor froth the use of mettitry, renders it ini necessary to caution the public against that danger aitrieral when injUdicioesly administered. danger ' • - I ziYiiAon will atten'il re.6dence, No. 54, Seel eettatritt:taking anY (on'!,, 'Liverpool, from Eight in the etorniny until Ten at night iitt i 'Andys froth Nina till Two,) where he gives advice to al et by - initials Or pr , of hill . € T b. , § 'w T 0 liT A FEE. .tUrn ost-paid ) endow* a remittance , answered by re eite -•?" . edicines punctually transmitted to any address, ULSTER TIMES. NEW EDITOIII 4 IL ARRANGEME I NT.§. /TIME' PROPRIETORS 'of the ULSTER TIMES beg to announce to the Public, that they have entered into an arrangement With. ISAAC BUTT, Esq., LL - .8., - M.R.1.A.; • Professor of Political Economy in the .University, of Dublin, and Editor of the Dublin University Magazine, by which that Gentle Man Will On the lit of Noti - eniber remove to. Belfast to undertake the Editorial Management of their Paper. The trLSTBR' TIMES is the' ONLY CONSERVATIVE PAPER IN . BELFAST,-and, in .entering into this arrange ment, the Proprietors have been influenced by a determination to - spare nothing tir'make'tlieir JOUrnal Worthy of the poSition• which it occupies in'Protestant,Ulater. , They feel satisfied that the talents and abilities which have so c'o - nsi3iCuei t isty' distinguiiiliFd the riiiiiaOrrient . of the , UNIVERSITY MAGA ziKE•-will be equally exiirted in,theColuuanS of the ULSTER rylmEs.. ; and they are cenfident that. under their'riW arran genienti, they will be a blef.o' render the ULSTE R irrevery departirtent deserving of a coptihaed increase, of the pliblic favour, which has been already so largely extended to that Journal.. Agent for the Ulster Times; EDWARD WILLMF,R, News, Agent, 67,Chorch-ltreet, Liverpool, ii hp will forward the same to any par t' of Eneletid, Scotland; and' Staleii. Beyloir, Ulster Tinier °Pee; OR. 4 20, '1836. T tritl Y valuhhle dX4dMitli , fOr' INDEGESTION, &c.—These Pills ate a pure eictrai.t . of Cammomile Flower!), prepared by a peculiar process, by which 'all the Medicinal properties 'of rather More than, one dunce of the flowers' ai•e'contentrated i'nt'o' fair' moderate sized . Pills. They,,are mild in operation, acid have 'loved ; wonderfully:sue-. cessful in removing every symptom or indigestion, sick healiche, losS of appetite', grid - MIAs; rt:btiin; . costiveness; 'erirptildiS of the skin, and all complaints arising from a,disordered state of,the digestiye organs ; they require nn alterations of diet, and their operation will be found 'so - beriACIAI in giving tone to the shi mach, regulating the bowels, in.promoting a healtby habit, as fully to convince all who take them oftheit great utility. Persons wlib WavO suffered froln indige?tion tor several ' years have by, their use,in a tetv weeks perfectly recovered, whichis a ,convincing,prod that in the smallest compass is contained the largeit quantity of the tante pi-triCiptle,of so petullat a 'nature`as to pervade the whole system, through 'which it diffuses health and strength. , Soul wfmlesale i hy Barela'y T. Newburi.and•Soni ;W. Sutton. and Co.; •and, Wilbugh !bi and co., ..(late B. Godfrey, 'W'indus,)64„ ,Bishopgate-stree!,, With Obi, London ; and reiair'liy nearly all 'respectal . & 3tedi . eine venders. „ R tJ PT lONS oii the SKIN; SCROVUL`N, SCORBUTIC AI?PECTIONS, &c.—ALTERATIVE-TONIC POW DERS and PILLS, a, certain specific for the removal of se,-, "condary synaptorni, venereal eruptiOns, pains in the bones, ulce rated sore throat, chronic rheurnatisni, - serofula, scorbutic and glandular affections, local and general debility, loss of appetite, depression of spirits, and all diseases arising froni an impure state br the blood. These poWders are compoied of the finest Sarsaparilla imported, selected and .reducedtpo ' by a method peculiar to the 'proprietor, by,which process whole of its'actiVe 'principles are secured, and is combined withionice and alteratives of the greatest efficacy. They have,long been . employed by the proprietor, and the physicians and surgeons at tending bis'establisinnent,'with decided success in all he above affections, and, by 'a little, perseveranceonay be taken with a positive certainty of effecting a radical cure ; and where sudori, fics or"diapboreti&S . have been 'employed in sortie the above complaints, these pnwders have been found to entirelysupersede their use. The virtues of Sarsaparilla have been long k nown and deservedly appreciated in allsecondary'symptoms, and in thoie diseases arising from an impure stale of the blood; and from an extensive e xperience in this metinpylis for th e l as t twelve years, the proprietor; having - employed all the various pharmaceutical and other preparations. of Sarsaparilla without success, has ascertained that the certainty and uniformity in the effects of Sarsaparilla e ntirely depend on its being -adnii nistered in "substance, combined efficaciously with auxiliaries, and that the various preparations, under the denomination of deco'ctions, extract's, essences, syrups, &c., &c., hitherto used; cart never he' depended 'upon for producing any real or tient benefit. 'I he proprietor,, therefore , h as no hesitation in recommending this invaluable me,ficine as the most efficacious preparation of S'arsap'arilla 'extant, and per - Sons in the habit of taking it in any form whatever,, ares ootsronnglv be toeesocloincivtiendd of i makji trial of this preparation, and' they wall suP'erior efficacy aver all others. Pers ons in the habit of taking Quinine will find these powders by far the most efficacious tonic. Prepared only by the proprietor, M. 0. Wray, 118, Holhern Hill, 'London; and sold' Wholesale by Messrs Baiclav arid Sons,-95,,Farringdon-street; Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church yard; Butler, 4, Cheapside; Sutton and Co., 10, Bow Church yard ; and retail by Stradling, gate of the. Royal Exchange ; Sanger, 150, Oxford,street; Norton and Lowe, 47, Blackfriars road and all respectable Patent Medicine venders in Town and Country; in Packa,ges at 4s. 6d., Its., and 21s. 'each. Agents for Liverpooi;Mr. Mawhood ; Ross 'and Nightingale, Chronicle-office. Where also may be had WRAY' CELEBRATED BALSAMIC PILLS. A certain, safe, and the most speedy remedy ever discovered for the permanent and effectual cure of gonorrhoea, gleets, stric tures, seminal weakness, - whites, pains in the loins, affections of en the kidneys, grave l , lumbago , local debility, irritation of the bladd,tly peikiiniing a error ureth ra , and oterdiseases'of the ' urinary passages, Irerfn few days. Perfect cure in - ihdrt:stiace . f 'a IRISH WHISICVIY; •FOREIGN SPIRITS, AND, WINE STORES, 45, DALE-STREET, LIVERpoOI., OPPOSITE THE TO'v E -IIAL!. r HE NOBILITY,. GENTRY; and PUBLIC are most respectfully inforrneil by C./IDONNELL and CAM! - BELL, that they have now on ,Sale a large Stock of genuine IRISH two, three, and four year's Distitfed, full strength, and finest flavour, such as has not been heretofore brought to this ptintry. From their previous experience in Ireland, and the . connec tions they have there established, O'D. and C. will at all times be enabled to have whiskey of the choicest quality from the most eminent Distillers.' They are also 'supplied with superior old Port and Sherry, originally imported to, and :bottled and..all other Wines 'in general use. MattelS, Pale Cognae . Brandy, Hol land Geneva, and Jainalca Ram, • One or, more RAI neheons of Whiskey, may be shipped in bond, and 'Casks Of 20 Gallons, or upwards, for exportation, or. T use: "WO 'Gallolis - Or . any greater quantity .forwarded duty 1•1 1(1 . singl, Bottle ?nay be had on trial. Particular attention will he paid to the execution and con i7eyance of OrderS. TEETH MADE OP INCOREDDIBLE SUBSTANCES, AND MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH,. WITHOUT HEAT - OR PRESSURE. MONS. MA LLAN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46. Bot:DSTRkET, LIVERPOOL, Of the firm of Malign and Sons, 32, Great Russell-street, Blyan' bury-suare, and 10, Ludgate-hilt, City, London, TILL •cotvitm e - to restore,DECAYED TEETH with their CELEBRATED. MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM so uni versally recommend e d by the FACULTY of London and Paris. The opeil"iou is 'perf , rmed in dfew seconds. Without the slightest PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and alla.s ,s/bt excru ciatinif pain, and lastin g f or man y y ears ; a l so FAS'I'EN LOOSE TEETU. whether arising from ace, neglect, or dibeaSe in the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA . - TEETH placed, from one to a complete set, which are incapable of *discolouration or corrosion, and fixed without :the incurnbrance Of wires or any other ligatures, and answer every pirp c o.se of A RTICU LATI9 st,ap f :l Ch' gets as id tans,—lA teed* Repaired. s 1 . • .. ' : f ... 4 :1 ~ .., • _ k , . ... , • . 31_1 itt ,-,4,,,,_ . .4... • , •...,,.or. ( .'••. •. _.,.,,,.... . N .k. 1. , ' ..,. 'N .. .. . [4 II li t' t., • • ~..., ... ~ ... .._......_. ." . . .. VOL. VIM—No. 418.1 'Plo,,b:Ati4io , *MMkrest)Alr. . . . TO:1016U)W, Wedn 6day, ) the 23d instant,.at Twelve o'clock, on the Arias, east side Munswiek 145 Pitch. Pine LOGS, 8,610 feet, 115 Hardwood PLANKS, 4,686 feet, .6,739 Pirie'and SpruCe PLANKS, 248431 feat, , N 54 Ditto Ditto 'ENDS, 6,740 feet, 13,920 Ash and Oak Hogshead sTAvEs. Ileirg the - caik . o. per Mararet, from Halifax, /4:5.. nOw land itag.—Apply to Messrs. Wstnas, PickEitsGlLL, and Co., Mer... chants, or to „ ' DEMPSEY, ItENtiOW, - and Co., lirokeri. To-aonaow, (Wednesday,) the,23d instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the Quay, east side Bi.unsivick'D'ut!k, '4lB Logs Yellow PINE, 17300'feet, 99 Logs BIRCH, 2,756 feet, '. l B Spruce DEALS, -10,380 superficial feet, 4,200 Ailt - Hogshead STAVES, 51 Cords of LAT LIWOOD, „ ~ • Being the cargo of the Woodrnan, from St. John's, now land ing.—Apply to Messrs. BAKING BliOffibAtli and Co., Met chants, or to - . • D'EMPSEY, BENB6W, and Co., Brokers. . 4'atro . 1)).! auction. MUSIC :0;7, s STOCK. Messrs. - THOS.By WINSTANLEV and SONS, Un l'EtutiSnv 'neit, the 2-Ith instant. at Eleven o'clock' pre cisely, at their Rooms, in Church-street, • is,T. ,exieVsiye ,Assortment of INSTRtnitNTAL and 1 1 1. VOCAL MUSIC, a Six-octave Square PIANO-FORTE, several. Va l hicible VIOLINCELLOS, I.IITARS, CLARION ET, &c. The Printed Mtiie consists of Entire . Opi 7 as, Songs, Wets, Glees, 41'1,1 a grat variety of Piano-forte Music, by the most celebrated, Composers. Togethor Witti' a SiX-octave, Cabinet, a Cottage, and two Square Piano-fortes, by favourite Makers, l'o he viewed To . -inorroW, (Wedne'sday,)the 23d, when Ca talogues may be had at the RoOms. VALUABLE —PICTURES. In NS' TA NI. ErS ROOMS'. ItyrESSRS.. THOS. WINSTAN LEY and SONS respect- AIL fully announce to the Admirers of the Arts, that they, have received directions to offer by Auction, at their Rooms, in Church-street, On TDUR'SDAY next, the 21th, and FRIDAY, the 25th November instant, at Twelie o'clock precisely each day, the First Part of an extensive COLLEC rroN of Valuable PICTURES, which are consigned to them for immediate sale, in which will be found " The Bard,' a Splendid production of Martin's pencil ; the Sacrifice -of the Wild Boar, by Arnold; the Death of King -Henry, by Northcote; the Marriage Fes tival, and another Interior, by Jan Steen; the Holy Family, by Parmegiano ; Italian Peasants, by AgostinO Carracci; Bac chus and rNiniph, by Rubens; Love and the Arts, by Guido ;- with other very desirable Specimens by Guido, Domenichino, Cannalatti, Salvator Rosa, Albano, Claude, and other Italian Artists; Of Teuiers, Ostiae, Ruysdael, Berchem, Cuvp, Hetise man, Breughel, Mierii, Greuze, Weenii, G. Dow, Jan Steen, Vander Ulft, Mireveldt, and others of • the Dutch and Flemish Schools, and.sarne tine__Specitnens_ of Wilson, Hogattli, Gains borough, Reynolds, D Law,rence,,and,other British Artists. To be viewed This ay, (TueidaY,) the `2211, and To-tnorrow, (Wednesday,) the 23d, when Ciialogues may be had at the Rooms. _ . . AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTIS E R. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE_BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SitritLETT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1836. by Auction. DUTCH Rti LBS. By' /dr. T. BRANCH, To-sioanoVv, (Wedn;sdan) he 23(1 instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, , it CHOICE Collection of ,DUTCH BULBS, of the cele brated growth of Mr. Tvloor..EN, at 'Haarlem, an l com prising Double and Single Hyacinths. Narcisuses; Tulips, Jonquils, [rises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, &a, which may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be had. By MR. syyats, On WEDNESDAY. the 7th December next, at One o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms Liverpool,: . • Lot I. THAT beautiful MA It IN VIL LA residence, :called • West Bank, situate in Liseard,' in the county of Chester, at the mouth of the River Mersey, with the Gardens and ~ L and occupied therewith, comprising an area of. about 36T square . yards, late the property. and. resid e nc e o f Richard Addison,Es4., deceased, and now in the occupation of .John Cotipland, Esq., whose tenancy will expire on .the tat of Octo ber next. There is certainly not any situation on the river so attractive as this, and no expense has been spared to make the house a convenient and comfortable residence. It contains Dining and Drawing Rooms, each 27 feet long, six gourd Bed Rooms, exclusively .of Set vents' Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Water Cioset, and excellent Dry Cellars. • • . . 2. A FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying iminediately he hind the above, and fronting the road, from the. shore to New Brighton, containing about 3200 square. yards, and being 'a most desirable situation for the erectioq if- Villas or Cottages. 'The tenure is Freehold The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and the unprecedented progress of New Brighton are so enhancing this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singular advan tages of a summer retreat seldom equalled. combined with an indemnity against/the eXpense of such indulgence, in the rapidly improving value of the land. . • For "further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. JOHN NORTH, jun., Solicitor, Exchange Alley, where a plan may be seen. [PRICE FIVIPENCt. EDUCATION. . _ . . THE REV. EDWARD' BOVAAN, a Clergyman of the Church of England, having taken the Established School, - 13,,Bidston View, in the rural,, beautiful, and healthy village of Seacotnbe, near Liverpool, intends, after the Christmas Vaca tion, to. receive Young Gentlemen ,into his. Family to instruct ,the Greek and Roman Classics, the Mathematics, and the. different branches of a Commercial Education. Mr. B. has been a teacher for more than twenty years ; and, if require 4, can give most respectable refe rences . Ringstead, near 71rapston, N orthamptonshire, 17th November, 1836. TqURSDAY. , , . Oft TACJIt9DAY next, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, on the OnaV, tagt 'sae BrunSwick DOA, The following gargoes, now larnling, viz. : Inc 13W . finni 348 Log-s YELLOW - PINE, tilVainiritig 25,940 feet, 118 Logs Ii.ED PINE, do. 5481 feet, 41 Logs OAK, do. 1,71 feet, 60 LO EL' do. 2,552 feet, 423 PINE DEALS, m. c. g. 5536 Standard SLAVES,' dO. 4 '0 2 25 3600 W O. Poneheon STAVES, do. 3 0 0 24 Agizl oAitB, 24 1 - lICKOI Y Ex Wolf es g o re, from .9nebee,, , • .„ 403 togs YELLOW PINE, measuring 31,270 feet, 58 togs RED PINE; do. 2,421 feet, 38 Logs OAK, do. 1.335 feet, .66 Logs ELM, du. 2,572 feet, 421 PINE DEALS, m. 4. q. 4700 Standard STAVES, do. 3 5 U 14 77'39 W. O. Puncheon STAVES, dd. 6 4 I 29 24 ASH OARS, - • 24 HICKORY HANDSPIKES. Et Gleaner, from Miramichl, 744 Legs YELLOW PINE, measuring 28;1a3 feet, 6. Logs PIRCH, 1,g97 feet, 3173 DEALS; do. 106,266 square feet, 9 Cords 4 feet LATH WOOD. The above Cargoes (the shipments of Messrs. Allan, Gi!raour, and Co., of Quebec, and Messrs. Oilinour, Rankin, and CO., of Miramichi,) are of a superior quality; and well worthy the attention of consumers.—Apply to Mr. DUNCAN GIBB, Mer bhant, Or to DEMPSEY; BENBOW, and Co.; Brokers. FRIDAY. On FRIDAY next, .the 25th in,stan;, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P. Bushbv's Of6ce, 9, Exchange-alley, 830 Bliga Siam / • .9 Casks I Casa Penang • 526 Bags Sinnatra 674 Bags Java s KT COFFEE. Subject to 9 , 1..ver Ib. ,duty; 354 Bags Black PEPPER, 130 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, 3 Gases GA MBOGE. - • 1 Case TORTOISESHELL, 1511 Bundles' RATTANS, Now landing ex Formidable, from Sineaplre.;-7—Apply lo Meisrd. ROBERT WISE and Cu., HB P. BUS Y, Broker. CI H. M. LOIXEY, Wlm .Mt ßetrA T, begs leave to inform . . his Friends and the Public,. that, in consequence of 111eisrii. WououocsE having declined selling, their noted BRONTEF. WINE in less einantities than 20 Gallons, he is now selling the saine at their former priCes nainely,.2(is. per. Pozen or. 101. per Galion. Ho has also a yell,' sup'erior Old Jamaica RUM, for private use; price 20s. per Gallon. Rose-place, near Fox-street, Liverpool. . Lcgai Noticto. PIWIADN; MOULSON; AND DENSTON themndersigne4 JOLIN HENRY DENSTON,,of Liver e pool, Commission Merchant, do hereby Give Notice. that. on and from this day. 1.40, solar as, respects myself, dissolve and put an end to the .PA IV,INEKS LP ,-subsisting between myself and THOMAS PIERSON..auti GEORGE EDWARD MOULSON, in thuTratle of:Commission Merchants at Liver pout, tinder tho Firm of PEIRSON‘,.MOULSON, and DEN STON that I cease on aria from this'day,to be,. PArtyle r with the said.Thoinas Peirson and George Edward Muulson, or either of them. , , . . Witness my Hand this. Eighteenth dayof November ; One Thousand Eight Hunched and Thirty.rtix.• • JNO. H. DENSTON. TO CLA IMANTS wider the last NV ILL ofJOHN 1 - 10b$0,N, kite of Lydiote, its the epouty I,ancestec, .Master.friusiner, but oftertearda of Ptinberton, in the said county, (who died in . the year 1810.) HEItEAS the said 'Testator, by his old. will, dated the 30th Januarv.JSos, devised and bequeathed. all his real estate, and the residue. of, his personal estate, eo srusteess upon trust, after the death of his wife, (whoslied on the Atlt of. No vember -instant,) to. sell. and ,convert the whole thereof into money, and ,to. divide, the sense into eight equal shares, one vehereof he bequeathed equally - arnongst,all the ,children of his late brother William who should be then living, and the issue efeockef them as should be then dead ; such issue to take the share its parent, if living, would have been entitled to under the said will, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and if-there shalt be but one child, and no issue then living of ,eriy ot ber, or only the issue of one child then living, tlien .to such only child, or only issue, as they respectively Should attey u . the s age ot years, or be s married, and the produce thereof in the meantime to go towards his, her, or their main tenance, in proportionsto their--shares ; buteiussuch manner as his executors and- trustees • should think proper ; and the said testator did thereby empower his said trustees to apply all or any part of-the shareof such child, children, or issue, of the principal na.oneys towards the maintenance and education of such child, children, or issue, or for their advancement in the world in such manner as they should think proper, although such child or issue should he under age and unmarried ; and in case -any of the children of his brother William being a son, or sons, should die without lawful issue before he had attained 22 years; or being a daughter, or daughters, should die before that age, and unmar ried, then the share or shares (as well original ati. ,accru.ing) of film, her; or them se dyipg, should go to the survivor or survivors of such children, and should be paid to him, her, or them, if inure thaseone, share and shares likeas therinbefore mentioned, touching his, her, or their original share. As to one other eighth share, the-testator gave one ‘moiety' thereof unto his niece, Maly 'Tatterson, daughter of his late sister, Mary Tatterson, her executors, administrators, or assigns ; and as to the otheruwiety, the testator bequeathed the sause s and the interest thereof, unto, and-equally, amongst the children of his late nephew, John Tattersou, (suit of his late sister Mary.) who should be then living s and the issueof.sech of them as- initrbt he-then dead,- such issue to take the-share its : paretsewould, if living, have taken,- and to be equallyaiivided amongst such issue, if more than one, and, if but one-child, And no issue then lisnug. of any other, or only the issue of one child.then living, then to such only child, oronlyisime,. with such power of advanceinent and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbeftare ex pressed, touching the eighth,part or share thereinbefore given :to testator!s brother .William's children. • .And as to one other such eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same, and the interest. thereof, equally amongst the ehildreu of his late sister Betty Holuse, otherwise Spiby, as should be ithen living, and the issue of such of them as should-be then dead , !taken, .take the share. its parent- would, if living, leave ltaken, and to be. equally divided amongst such issue, if more. 'than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then living of any : other, or only the issue of one .child then living, thee -to -etch only child, of so.such only issue, with such power of advance— ment and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore .aforesaid, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given to testator's brother William's children. And as to one other eighth shire, the testator bequeathed the :same to his sister Nancy Occlestou, her executors, administra tors; and assigns,, for ever, in case she should be then unities-, ried ; but, if -married, the testator directed that his trustees ;,sh o uld pay the interest thereof unto his sister Nancy Occlestons. •dui Mg her life, or permit her to receive'the same fur her sepa xate use, as thereiu mentioned ; and after the decease of_ his sister Nancy, or in case she should he then dead, then the testator bequeathed sucheigfith share, and the interest thereof, equally amongst the children of his said sister Nancy who should be then living, and the .issue of such of theiu as might: be then dead, such issue to take .the eshare its parent, if living, would• have taken, and to be divided equally atnengst such issue, if more than one, and, if-hut one child, and no issue then living , uf any other, or only-the issue of one child then liv . icor, then to such only child ,or only issue, with such power of -advancement sad benefit of survivorship, and iietnauner there iubet,„ ex p r essed concerning the eighth sh are t h ere i n b e f ore. given ,to the children or-issue of testator's late brother William. . And as to one such eighth share, the testatur bequeathed-the: sauce,- and the interest and produce thereof, equally amongst Ate .children ut' his late sister, Ellen 'Wilson, who should he then living, and the- issue of such of them as-should be then leas k,: ,such issue to,take the ,share its,parent, if„livitig, would have taken, and to he equally divided amongst such issue, if -more s than one, and if but one child , amino issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child 'then living, then to such only child, or to such only issue, with such power of , advance ment and benefit of survivorship, -and in manner thereinbefure given to the children of his late brother William. - And as to one other eighth part or share, -the testator be queathed twolourth parts thereof to his nephew, Robert-Hod son, son of his (testator's) brother, Robert Hodson, to be paid to .him when he attained the age of 21 years, and the interest? and produce thereof, and also the principal moneys -or so'inuch , thereof as his trustees should think proper, might before, his said nephew Robert attained 22 years be paid or applied for, the Maintenance, education, or advancement of his said nephew , Aobert, in such manner- as his trustees should think proper; and as to tine other such ;fourth part the testator bequeathed the same to his neice, Ellen Rothe!, (daughter of testatot's said brother Robert,) her executors, administrators, orassigns ; and as to the remaining fourth,partthete , stetor bequeathed the same to his neice Betty, daughter .of teStater's said sister, Betty Hahne, otherwise Spiby, her executors, administrators, or assigns, And as to one such other eighth part or share, the testator bequeathed the.saine to his sister, Margirret Jennings, her exe cutorssadministratois, and assigns, for ever, in case she should be.thett unmarried ; but if then married. the testator - directed that his trustees should pay the interest thereof unto her during life,- or permit-her to receive the same for her sole and separate use, as therein mentioned; and after the decease of testator's sister Margaret, or in case she should be then deud, then the testator bequeathed such eighth part or share,, and-the interest and produce thereof, equally amongst the children-of his said sister,Margaret, who should be then living, and theissue of such of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the part or Share its parent, if living, would have taken, and to be divided equally amongst such issue s if more than one, and .if but one child, and no issue then living"of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child or only issu e, with such power o f asvancement and benefit of survivorship, and in mantles thereinbefore expressed concerning the eighth share shereinbefor e given to the children or issue of testator's late brother Willi am And, as s to the remaining , ,eighth,part nr. share theiestahtriis r hequeathed th e same to hi s brother, Lawrence H odson , executers, administraters, and -assigns, in case he sho uld ,b e then living, but dead, then the testator bequeathed such ei ghth share, and the interest and prodlice thereof equally am ongst _ the childre n o f hi s b rot h er L a wreree, who should th en beli vlng. end the i ssue of such of them as should be th en dead such e to take the shere its parent, if living., would have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and if but one c hild, and no is then living oaf anY, other. or only the issue of one c hild then living, then to such only child or only issue,, with s u c h power of advancement and benefit of .servivor ship,,and in, manner thereiribefore, expressed concerning the eighth share thereinbefore given to the children or issue of tes tator's late brother William. NOTICE IS,HEREBY GIVEN, That all persons who claim to he entitled to any Interest under the said Trusts of the ahoverneotiotlefl .Will,. are requested forthwith to forward the same to the Office of HEN y in Wigan, therein ,stating their respective names, additions, ages. and places of residence, and what .proportion of Trust Funds each, Claimant contends. he or she is entitled to, and how, and in what character it is claimed. GASKELL, Solicitor. MUSIC AND•DRAWING, • • • • HA 1?P, PIANOFORTE, GUITAR, AND SINGING. i t LADY,' recentiv disengaged froM a residence . of some yeais with a family of distinction, purposes devoting part of her time daily to giving Instruction in the above Branches. TERMS': Ham Three Lesons,'One Guinea. Pianoforte, including-Singing in both Italian and English style ; Two Guineas per Month. Instrut•tiOnii in the Guitar, if required, would he given to Pupils, without additional charge. DRAWING, in a superior style, and bn'the plan of the best LOndoti Masters, comprising Landscape and Portrait, together with Miniature Painting on ivory. Tern - is, Three Lessons, One Guinea. To. Families where there would be more than one Pupil, a difference in terms would he made. As the Lady speaks French fluently, she could; if wished, impart the necessary instruction in either of the above branches by x tummunicsaing in that Language, hich might be cousidered a p irriportantadvantage to the Pupit.', ' - - 'Commands, if by letter, (pest-paid) addressed -to A. S. W„ 27, „Berkeley-street, (third house from fields,) will meet due attention. TNDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the Port of LIVERPOOL. are informed by S. W. SILVER & CO. .; . OP NOS. 9 AND U.), cOHNHILL, r nNnoN, that they may procure the w,hole, Or any part of an ,OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the finest quality of - Goods known, including Cabin Furniture, at their Branch .House, NoS. AND 5. ST„GRORGE'S CRICSCiNT .SOUTH, urzuPpoi., At the same WHOLESALE .SHIIIVING Prices as at their . WarehOuse in LONDON. Daily communication betwee❑ ,London and Liverpool for Ship-saihug information, &c. TEA, GROCERY..AND'FOREIGN FRUIT ES'i'ABLISTIMENT,' UP RE D UKP.-STRE KT., 1;0011 ABOVE .5T.. 'MAIM'S CAI URCH;) AM. GREENOUGH, •daughter of the late Lieutenant .. .Greenough, most respectfully begs to acknowledge the liberaL support -and encouragement she has received from her Friends and the. Public since her commencement in business. The sudden death 4.her Father has depriVed.the.Famitrof the annual income.'arising from his half-pay; she now, therefore. most respectfully solicits. on behalf of herself, her: Mother,. and Sister,. a _contitinance of that. support..and patronage hitherto received since opening her establishment. A. M. G. has constantly on sale a choice selection of Teas, Coffee„Coena, Spices. &c. Foreign Grapes, Musc4tel RaisinS, Jordan Almonds, French Mims, .Figs, and a large AssOrtnient.rif all kinds of Lozenges, Pickles, Fish Sauces'. and Olive Oil; Was, Spermaceti. Ken singten, and - other Candles ; fine Spermaceti and Pale -Seal Oil ; LaMp-Wicks; White and, YelloW Soap . , with a great variety of Windsor and Other Tnilet Soaps, Perfumery of all kinds, which, combined with moderate-prices. will. she hopes, secure her a continuance of that support and patronage she now solicits. TO GENTLEMEN . Bte.;_GOING:ro, OR RETURNING FROM. AB ROA 11 • AUSTIN, (from Pratt's if London. Manufacturer. to • the King.) 176, DALE-311tElii , , betwr.en the:Golden Lion 'and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU., •PORTABLE HAT CASE, HAIR TRUNK, and TRAVELLING - BAG- MA NUFACTURER.- Trunks land Imperials fi; ted to carriages. Patent Waterproof Canvass for covering Trunks, Luggage; &c. W. AUSTIN,, in•respectfitlly soliciting private as well as pub lic patronage, begs to assure those who May honour him with thew connnands, from thorough knowledge of the various branches of his business, and fora serious of years having con ducted the first houses in London, they mava•ely upon all At ticlesin the above line of tbe• first quaiity and workmanship, combined with despatch, at a reduction of lull 31) per cent. under the charges usually made in this town. - . N. B. Brass knit Iron .Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding, Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteetisl; Bullock Trunks, &c., 176, Dale-street, opposite the'Exchange. SOUTHPORT PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. CA PITA LEIO,OOO, :101X) SHAI u OP £lO EACH. No offers under, fire Shares will be accepted. DEPOSIT, 5 P'ER'CENT. • No call afterwards to exceed 1:,1 per Share, nor d-be made.at a less inter rat than one month, exclusive sir days' notice. Patron, Sir •Henry Bold Iloghton, Bart. Puovtstori A t. comst Irma. . Samuel Lees, Esq., Chairman. Tbellev.Chas.Hesketh,RectoOlr. Burland Thellev.W.Docker,lucumbent!Mr. Martin TheßeNv.Richd.Walker,CurateCaptain.William Ball The Rev. F. P. Huhn° Henry Harrison, Esq. Mr. Robert Mawdesley William Hill, Esq. Mr. Barrallier Henry Wailkia, Esq. Mr. Fair., John,Lees, Ls' q. Mr. Maddocks• Peter Leicester, Esq. Mr..Willjam Linaker Thomas Morris 4 Esq. r. Mr. Wright. John Butierfieldc Esq., Mr. Turnley Thomas,,Kersbirm,.E6q. Mr.. James Mawdesley Lieutenant. Watmough Mr. John Walt n Mr. Bowman ~ • ,Mr. lialfey.! .With power to add:to their nunaber. •. Bankers,—The :Union,Bank of Manchester.. • • Architect—Mr—A. B. Clayton , Gartside-street, Manchester. .Solicitor—Mr. Mawdesley, Southport. OIR•HENRI' BOLD lioctrroN, Bart., having agreed to' s 7 grant a site of Land, comprising upwards of 14 Acres, for the term of 99• yeart; at the small rent of £5 ss. per annum, ad joining to and extending in an easterly direction, in a line with the New:Seabank Wall and Grand Parade, fronting the Sea .Shore, upwards of 400 yards being the most eligible for Public Baths, and decidedly the best situate&Building Land at South-. port for Marine Villas, the sure and speedy.sale of-which Land. will make the Baths a good Investment, as well as meet a very lung existing and general demand for such au Establislunent. At a Public Meeting, heldat the Bold Arms Inn, in South port, on the 15th day of November, 1836, SAMUEL LEES, Esq., in the Chair; . • 500 Shares were_taken, including 50 by Sir Henry Bold liogh. ton, Bart.; and the future apportioning of Shares will be in the order of application. . • • ', • Prospectuses and Lithographed Plans of the Baths will be issued at an early date. . . Applications' fur Shares to be made to Mr. MA WORSLEY. Solicitor, Southport; and to WiLLtitAll 11 iLt.,:Esq.,. Messrs. South, Hill, and Co., Manchester; and WILLIAM DIXON, Jun„ Esq., Liverpool.. Directors, &c.. will be appointed at a future General Meeting. 'BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. TO ,iItONFOUNDERS AND OTHERS. HE Lighting . Coinmittee are ready . to - receive TENDERS fur 200 CAST-IRON LAMP-POSTS, to be supplied itn thediately, in lots of 50 each. They are to he similar in weight. and patter❑ to those at present in use in the town. Sealed Ten ders•will.be'reeeived until Fittnar, the 2d• December, at the Watch-office, Nu. I, Fenwiek-street, where further informa:iun may be obtained. By order, • CAPES ASIILIN, Secretary. ~ BOROUGH .OF. LIVERPOOL: 4,:l .MEETING .of the SUB-COMMITTEE of the WATCH COMMITTEE held the 12th Noveuther, . .Preient, JOSHUA. WALUSLEY, ESQ., Cll AMMAN, . • „ . , &c..&c. &c.. A Leading Article, iu the Liverpool Mail, Nov . 12. impeach ing the conduct. and .cltaracter of individuals of the Police Force, having been read, Livt rp:r oa:ttihonsus: It was resolved unanimously, - - •- - produce the That the Chairman do write to the ditor or the 'Mail, re cinesting his • attendance before the Committee; •on Tuesday .4.l:lernoon next, to substantiate the Charges, and Ptoofs Mentioned in the Leading Article of his Paper, of thi s date, . .. . In compliance-with tbis•Resolution, the Chairman sent the following Letter: 4 ' To THE EDITol: col , TIIE LIVERPOOL MAIL . Sirs,—ln the LirerPool Mail , of this numaikig, Nov,, perceive the full Owing statement in the• Leading Arti c l e: a me since the in alinB36etl.l.iy " 4 We assert, without any tear of con a n themselves inc facts, that thera has been no diminntion i c if on c t r r i troductiou of the new Police. On the. :eas a e r . e of cruelty, an increase e"net' l r ' o Y' e ' d v : e the b r e e li b ev a e s b th e a e t a of false swearing, an increase of lying, at i , m' a n trcraesa s e theor Police crime, tucrease of suborned testimony, an increase of venal end nroll . increase of extortion, bribery; aria corruption,. 'gate intro mations, an intimidation and . commutab e li.cens an increase of and an increase of re morseless, invidious, arid unpardon I l e,- all this, and are able to prove it, if a ) e oppression. We believe '' As Chairman of the Watch () required.' ommittee, I beg to inform YOU, that a Sub-committee will ' . sit . at the Office: in Fenwick street, on Tuesday nex t, the 15th instant, at Three o'clock: And, as the statement in the Mail is calculated materially to affect the character and efficiency Force, the Conimittee of individuals of the Police anxious to investigate such charges, request the fav o n r of . your attendance with the proofs. " Ism, Sir, Tours respectfully, • "JOSHUA WALMSLEY, Chairman." At a MEETING of the WATCH COMMITTEE, held this 19th N , .vember, 1836, Present. JOSHUA WALMSLEY, ESQ., CHAi i &e. &C. &C. Resolved tonanimousl4, That the Editor of the Liverpool Mail not haviec c(anplied with the respectful request of the Sub-committee, in reference to the assertion in his JOurnal. of Saturday last. impeaching the character and conduet of individuals of the Polite Force; this Committee, in the• absence of Proofs, which he declared hiniself ready to produce; feel themselves f.ound in duty to de clare, that the allecrations Made by him are unfounded. And it rthilarther Nesoteed: . That, in juslici iii'the•charaelter of the Police Forre, the ' Resolution of the 'Sub-committee and the Letter of the Chair man, together with the foregoing Resolution, be published once in each of the Liverpooll'apers. By order, • • CAPES ASH.LIN, Secretary. Liverpool, 19th N0u.,1836. iL~z ‘1,4/2A= .VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT:i • On TUESDAY. next. the 29th o inst., At Six Cioekinthe Evening, if Mr. Smith's, the Royal Hotel,. Preicot, in the county of Lancaster, in the follnwing or sueh other Lots as may be then agreed upon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be Lot LL n . iiro A produced. pital MESStAGE or DWE LLINt- I.IOUSE, &Ifni!? on..the north side of andirontini FazakerleY-Street; in Ptescot dforesaid, with the YARD., OUT BUILDINGS; extensive GXRDENS; and other APPtIIfT2- N*NCES thereto belonging, recently in. the occupation of Miss ttichardson, deceased, the late Proprietress thereof, The House is cthutriodionS and well an:l substantially built, and,snitaide for the immediate reception of wrespectable family. The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. „ Also, tilltbatotherMESSUAGEor` DWELLING:I-10'0 . SE, adjoining to the above Mesettage, with. the: OFFICE, ()UT— BUILDINGS, and other APPURTENANCES thereto be lobgini, and now in the occtipation of Mr. E. Ward. These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance. - . Lot '2. All that large SEAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Ptescot; and lately occupied by Miss 4ichard§ou. . t , For further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN and Caoss, Solicitors, Prescot. On THURSAAY, the Ist day of Derceuilier next, at Six o'clock in the E t vening, subject to such conditions as will then .be p ru _ , dirtied; unless previously disposed Of, of which due notice will be gA LL those Two MESSUAGES, or,. DWELI I - iven,-,—; . . : - • • ING-1 - 10USES, t:lie wird' side of chat:: L ba o lo t - i. s:treet, in the. severaloccupations of Mr. Tarbett and Mrs. Berry, and adjoining the 'left Lot. , , • • ; 2. Alf thoe' Two M'ESSAJAGES, or DWELLING"- R,QUSES,.one situate on.the Westside of Chatham-street, and the other on the south tide of Myrtle-street, adjoining the ti Ns t, Lot; raid in the occilAtiOils of Mr. Brown and Mr: Kendall.' • • ,ci• : • • 3.. All the MSSIJAGE, ckr PNVE,I4IiING4 IO USE,*uate on the west side of Bedford-street, and smith' Wok' of ICI y rtle-st., in the occupation of .Mis. Taylor. - • • • _ • 4. All that MESSU4GE, or, .DWELLING-HOUSE, sit u _, ate on the north Side of Pleatant-street, in Liverpool,.in the . occupation of Mr. Holder. All the above Lots are held by Lease, under the.C_orporati on of Liverpool, for 75 years:' Lot 1 . c o mmencing in Septemb er , 1827 ; Lot '2 commencing in July; 1828; •Lot 3 comMencing`in May, 1826; and Lot 4 coinmeaciug.in December, 1828. 5: All - that Pieee or Parcel Of BUILDING LAND, situate on the west side of Baker-street and at back severally 18 yards, or thereabouts, and running .depth backwards ou both sides severally 3O yerds,.or tbereabouti. . The 'tenure of this:Lot it 'C'opybeid: or further particulars ttPl4. to Mr. PA YNE , Solicitor„Duke- Istreet, Liverpool; or to Messrs. Eowaitos and THISTLEWAITIL. To bt 'bib• . . TO SILK MERCERS, -LINTN DRAPERS, 'AND ' - • • OTHERS,. ..• • ' :, . r O ‘ IGIYILE, 1-100 SE? AND SPOP, IN BOLD-STREET. , I 'be SOLD, aFIVE YEARS' LVASE"of the extensive PPXMIS-ES,. situate 90, Buld,street„ late in the occupa tion of Mr. T. Anslow, Silk Mercer, with innuediate. possession. —Also,' the FixinVes, ',See:, 41i - f6ll' are nearly new-- APl;iy to Woota.utont and CHLDSuN; 102, Bold-street, - • ~• Who haye on Sale two .excellent' Shop .FroPt7l,9.Y.e Single . and one Double Window, Plate Glass, Cornce Coluinns, Fuld . ing Doors, Guards, &e., complete. cone concern.) Eo be ii4et. , . .I“.yrlct; is HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLSarising. L at the Toll Gates upOn the Tin upike Road betw een War rington and Wig-ati, in the' county' of Lancaster, called . or 'known by the .numes, of and Pemberton pate:9, will be LET by AucTioN to the best Bidder , at the house of Mr. Thinuas. May, the .Legli• Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mae kertield, in,the.said.coonty, on Ttio.nuav, the 22d day of De -, ceinber tiexcat Twe'lVe o'clock at Neon, in the m anner directed, by the Acts of Parliament now in force " For re gulating" Tur npike Roads„" which, Tolls produced. the year the stun of £1,383 above the expenses of collectinx then), and will be put up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must at the.same time pay one tnonth,ie advance (if required) of the Refit at which such Tolls may, he let, and give security, with stainent sureties, 'to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike lioad.for.payinent of the remainder inonthlyer other , wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem ber, 1836. JOHN . FITGLIETT, Clerk to the TrUitees 2 ~S~I / ,~c~ - 4 ~~~~~ /` _ Eltailfeb. PAPER WPlo'vrinE.D,:hae IL' . I * )e kl a M e A cit l . U ttcn , o e, r , a t () F l a y a nt i t i ly at r t e a s b i, l l , l g in .ke hersett geuevall% tts . eiul.—Appi at the Standard-ottko. GARDENER , ANTED a GARLEB, who thor ,ughly underitands W,NE hie Besiness.—He must be perf,etly competeitt:to undertake the management of Hot•housei and Green-Ousels and fortinz gen,rally. He will not be required to attend to any other ;cork than the Garden. Ail letters to Impost pai . d:4— Apply to Mr. CUTHBERT, Seedsman, Clayton-square, Liver. pool. YACHT WANTED. • :BY A. person in Liyerpoill, aIA Ch of from twelatt4 to •thirty. tons register: she is more .wanted as a Roof S Boat than a fast Sailer. Any person haying such to disposed, inarfind a purChaser by directing - (all leiterrr -pbstisaid;) tcrfA. , X. Y., and mentioning all particulars and price, at the Office of this Paper. - WANTED,Tor pfie &tete Of Columbia, oue SAWYER and one BOAT or BARGE BUVLDErIf. 'None - need ip plv'tehncennor bring good characters for lbitiebtv industry, and sobriety. —Apply by letter, post paid, to box 8., 21Y, Yost-office, Liverpool. A YOUNG LADY, who instructs hi the usual Bran'ch'es Jf 1 - 1.• Education, wishes, after Christinis, for an engagement is GOVERNESS. Satisfactoiv references as to capability can be•given.—Address (post paid)•to E.. M., Standard-ottice. A. . . LADY, of religious principles, (a .tilember of the esta . blished church,) who will be disengaged at Christmas,: is, desirous of obtaining a Situation as GOVERNESS in a Fa milrer Daily TUACHER. • She has been long accustomed to the routine of Education, Musk and French excepted.—Letters (post paid) addressed A. Z., Post-office, Waterloo, near Liver pool, will be attended tn. • • • - JAMAICA, PROF ESSION NL GENTLEMAN,. a member of a tl highly respectable legal firm in Jamaica, will he in Liver pool for a few day4,'On or immediately after the . 22.1 November instant, when he will he happy to communicate with any parties who may be desirous of information or legal as s ist a n c e respect ing. per4ons Or property in Jamaica, whither he - will return in a few w ,, ek's: the mean time communications may, be ad dressed to the care Of A.i:4“tioirit (loyEs, Esq. Tristram buildings, Pool-lane, or to Messrs. CustwAry and WILLIS. • 11'T COAL PROPRIETORS bev to inform. the Puillre• , ' that the Price of the best House COAL is now rm. 101 pOr Tait' • Liveqmot,2lst November, 183 G. , . • coN sEnvivrivg rill-IE'MEMBERS:orthe' Ell'rOtsl , and KIRKDALC 'U ' 'CONS' gRVA'I 4 IV It WARD ASSOCIATION 'will DINH' tot: , :ether hii TOAbs the 29th instant , .at, Mrs. StitE'rell's; belitlil"driTiViiliitVoti to . Mrit.STRTCII, Kirkdale, or to lticlib. DAWsotc, Eig...t.ich6lnp...e-allev. • - • MILKS BAR'rOli,...Chaitnan. CAAPrAU FRANCAIS. , - 'SOU) ONLY er R,EA 1;18. BOLD-STREET. /1111 E properties Of HAT ale livittne;is, shortness of stair, titid brillinney ii.e;ofOur, which cannot he-affected by sea air, alid in durability equal tii . t*;) cif the lest Beaver Hats, and alto*ed - from its lieunry)ind texture to be superior to auy Hut yet inv6tlted. Price fair Cash 20s. Liverpool. Nor. - 51h,• 18.36. . . . LIVEIIPObL AND. MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY. • - • AGeneral MEETING of the Sha re h o ld ers of thi s C om p an y will fig held at the Clarendon Rooms. Liverpool, on FRI 111Y next, the `2sth day of November instant, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, to take info consideration matters of 'tance'tO the affairs o? the Company, whi c h w ill be brought be fore the meeting, and to adopt such resolutions as the Share lvilil'ers Shall then agree upon.. • Each Shareholder will be required to produce the banker'i receipt or scrip certificate. ~ • • •i BRITISH - AGRICuuruHALLOAN CONIPAMr. rrit-In. Publie are •respectftrily informed that tire Fite'fh it= . saud Shires Marked by the Letter 8., and complisin , 4 'the•second series of the Company's Stock which remain unap propriated, mire lw now4lffered by Tender at the highe'st pre ntium; until• One o'clock, P.M., of the 30th instant; in order Co fix-a Dividend .on the appropriations of the Letter A.. as pub lished in the Agriculturist and London Journal, of the 21)t. Sep tember last. , • • These -Premiums must he paid at the Bankers of the Com pany .(Aut Trust At count ).withitr feirrteen days after . the Ten ders have Leer accepted, for which the Secret.try will prepare a Receipt to be Signed .by the Trustee Treasurer, entitling the Holder.to a Share in. the -Company. and payable, at his option, within. twelve Mouths .after the date of the Scrip with Interest on the Capital of £lO5, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, or he may , take up his Share at his own convenience,' within the year, at such a Discount as the Directors may be induced to offer, , when the puldies-curities (in Which the whole' aincititifot this series of Sharer-. Must be invested) are theirlowest priest. •This acceinmodatiiin will secure 'to the &odder of the Scrip a claim to two dividends. (on a Joan fixed at 5 per cent , per an num interest,) and redeemable at pleasure whenever tho holder (who need not be a registered proprietor) tititisil convenient to take up his Share in order to receive his Dividends ; while, oh the contrary, he may be offered a mooch higher Discount for *rapt payment when' the public securities at erdepressed, the interests of the Company may thus require the anticipation of those'resourcea for the safety fund. ' The 'fenders will be received. at the Company's Offices, in Austin.fiiars, daily until the 30th instant ; and opened by a 'com mission to be appointed that day by the Sul sctibeis accord ingly. f&. Prospectus Om it will be shortly published witifAts Pa trons, Trustees, and Directors,) will appear in the next Wed ueschily'i London Journal. Company's Offices, 27, Austinitiars, London, November 18, 1816. .5 ••••• c * 1 .. %*:..-''''`;,. :77) - 0: •:` 7.3:40 i . •1, - .N . '- ' '' l % '. 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P2,' Ave Maria•tene Of whom nu V- be had. lately published by the s ame A ut h or, i A lIISTOIfy OF FRANCE from' the earliest periods, to , • • ~ of the' Year 1831; with Chrortol &it 1 Table , of the uegtuno„ . 0 a ~ ,, ,...kwt, List of Contempbrary Sovei eiglas ut the end of each %" i'?,,firn and Biographical NOte4and Ill'''t • • king's s , • 6 — l , . US istrias.--- Fourth Edition, price . s. ty ~•neatly bounil iti-g4eett: .iThe words, 'fourth 'Edition,' Ori:the title•page of this v(i= Juice, speak a whole favourable eritique , for us; and we .need wi ly say, that Mrs. JaMieson's teethes*, impartiality, and assi duity,'l;ave drgerved.the success."—Literdry Gazette. • ‘4•An eAcellent scliiitil •book, a suitable companion for Pin flock's History of England, a-std certain v* I • the best concise His tory of France in the English la • Yi/ Deco r s J - language.-1 or ; um 'nal. .. , .. MUSICAL PORTRAITS. On Wednesday, the 211 of N'tiveinber instant, will be published. 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JOSEPH BELCH : and Enlarged, with ADDITIONAL NARRA it Simplicity of language„atid a genuine sl a nt I' A , A m hi h aufie. to ~.r. racterize these.' Interesting Narratives,' wariotis I ti ciiiimis that Belcher's happy method of iniprovingth a e . piety, cha :,!4peidit mayit':to ._criptttle N TIVF,..,I)IE;t4!he Author. s pass e n t f u o u r d :s e ( r ai h n is g r p e: ( i ) e p r e , ,. ,, rf s iler the bo ok_ ai r v io7! ac"1 )( !bl e Pie t the hands W ese t a d re the el Y y k o n n?r, t'ilf book both She Nerv74r. I. i n al it a i b,l i i t t. : t d(.ll.Vf:arny bein g a 4 :i / P : read it with great advautage."— ~ Retrxpert. Author. 0 ": , B i l j u ai : n i t i e ! : . ' , l. l - 8 2 1-: '. or. THE DUTY " I hope and trust your iiiiok w ili . be extensively circulated, A so, pAsTo ll,k7lia,lctivliiatcedott;i!Etoc.7ruiluoch.lisgo,utib,.y' t.—Rev.besdmlie. fjil') l ra t: l n A k d ia' N u , A' s t isi, o ul l i: ; e :. rll ' B i4l : . N.G H A PPf. pr 1 -s n tr io e . e cloth boar s„ 'Fern-NU ne at l 2 1 . t l d 2 w m t II :, 3st. ; price T. 1 Os .W . a b rd o d a andhiAs Co.,'D L o ndon: , • rdliquoster-row, . . Thjeuttf•P;lr'h'll'ilteig LI .11.:1,11.11:.1E,tNe‘it:fieth,t1h,lesAiiiiiRvieLdvsE..SSAT11ii1UotiLsRoUN,t. Minister of the that T llinE e t ra l:nl ine Li n l: t lll: ; :u : oE(4; : dr i t'ci )' tehe4edCwbktts. min i ster i we l l -d t . d p a af e e s s i ; n t l h v e hi l e . h et t t i e l r e s v have er l i v i r ll iti tzn a, a n tr e a a t r ig a e s d ca ti n cy l o ie t h theig h Scottishl y- v a l u e bight}-valued letters words and n o d f idiomatic phrases are explained in notes at the bottom of the : I t i le th rt t vi t ' h a e lt s eit i e ri t t s i i h s a o s ne Hg ot i . . e i , i , i classics. Iv d er ii n ascertained. t t i i t th he e neam, I have no do u b t that if Hono r and Virgil, and Horace and agaitut that book,thee would be lighte t r o th i( a i n lise' vanity. were w H e e ig l i s e i real original. Ittertere , in his.letters some inexpressihlY fordo ble and arrestiegremonstrances with unconverted most."--Cecil's Rem Ons. • - .' ' ' • . 40;uticin : ; F. , Baisler, 124, Oxford•street; Simpkin, Marshall, anti Co., Stationet•'•court. S