The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

!9, 18:36. Nov. 25.. he sales are again at and 100(I bags Ben• Sugar.—No sales re nylittle inquiry for ,sere attempted ; the of Jamaica, at about Ginger, or Pimento r sold at 4ld 14" d India at 19s 4y cwt s, chiefly good and gallon. ysaltery Produce but cwt.—A small sale of this week ; !00 tons al 110 of Jamaica at about 40 tons in Cu. few tons of ordinary eported in other Be at last week's quota-. 900 brls of ordinary )rts previous prices. ely maintained ; 364 ;h in other instances Lshes also are lower, we, however, been .quest, but there are !ely any inquiry.** pies to report are 3arbadoes at sd, and salted, 61d to I'd for E.d, and 31d to 51d V here are no transac. ) about 200 hhds ; of Ireland. and the re. limited being eon. about the previou 9 L:ays ago, had been pen made in Sumac .dders and Madders , done in Valonia.- - ll parcels for imme ted.—Fish Oils have usiness done in Cod ito very small corn- Uarket this week.— les of Linseed made Oil extend oply to appear fim, and de-- 5 m good requestsed of at gm lOs to ga PTit is reported, le-business doing in to IGs 9cl for arrival, '. Nov. 25. rays, and American. t week's rates, with hich continue difil‘ }freely offerod, aro e enquiry for Surat, :aken fOO American, rican, 100 Pernam . are announced for OF COTTON. usive. imro )STS. IthitiY4ar 331128 344198 } 63948 27468 38015 I 136 1622 27957 463 } 24134 1464 ) ;408 ... .... 951429 :vening. Nov. 28. asire—the sales on .re on apeaplation. ported to the trade g, Nov. 28. [lB3B s d s d rigid 3 7 0 3 9. .157 310 .. 10 1(11. (- Ad 4 4 9 •00 0 0 •• •. 8 Si 3 0- 48 0 . 50 0 48 0 51 0 51 0.. 5.g 0 52 0..58 0 50 0 .. 54 0 37 0 44 0 ••. o 0.. o qi. .. 600..6a0 Ira. qr. .... 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 b. 58 0 60 0 v .. 51 0,.54 0 •• • . 5 6 0 .. 60 0 Tot, 00 0 0 .... 26 0 28 0 .... 28 0 31 0 .... 28 6 .. 30 0 .. 27 0 .. 30 0 0.. 0 10th .... 0 0 0 0 .... 35 0 37 6 ..., 33 0 34 0 I 9 .. 110 T. Nov. 28. s qv cwt. upon our tle business done, 0 per cwt. 0 - 0 .. a.......... 0 ........... 0 0 per tierce. 0 0 perbariel. 0 0 per barrel. 3 0 per cwt. 0 0 —.4. 8 0 0 0 ;7 0 '4 0 kshlre, the lady of reet. London. the daughter of Peter urch, and on Sun.. Warwick-street. Molyneux, in the Towneley. The is in Lancashire. King at Arms was rch, Rochdale. the to Honors, eldest souse, near . Roch.• Lurch, Everton, by Newtown, Lytna m Swinburn ; Esq• rton, by the Rev , ;, Esq . , Compatallt Dim Taylor, Esq. v. T. S. Bowstead, to Mrs. Elisabeth PV. J. Jones, Cap- If Kincardine, to to. Miss Jane Joseph Robinson. t Portland place. Yaines Clegg, Esq. 1 hp all'who knelt' but severe illness: Jane the belove' te William Scaris•- eted and regretted' n-st r eet, formerly t Waterloo. —rf,t; , sition, borne iv": )11, Jane, relict et ;uished mercantil e nd, aged 60, Mr* gained him the re: leath is dt*plY re erely lamented ?Tr d 43, LOY B arrie ' r the Royal.NavY• Ingilby. Bart. on Friday, Joh n ' ot. own. Thomas. son eise-ofticer. Wa" as Adamson, Egg' 3rded a short !tim e [836. MORNING, e,) , LivEßrooL. ,srs. Newton and .aeon, Walbrook :hin-lane; JoseLont• ph nmond, 27, et-s t r eet ; Clarke et • M r. Thomas the ' London Com erusalem Coffee' .noster-row; and readneedle-street , John Lee, at 11 19 35, lienry-street. Exchange-street. fr. Malley. 110ok" reston and M r RAberpool. j-.blpPing• 44Sfe INDIES To sail the Ist December. - F or BOMBAY; The fine Briti s h-built Ship RANGER, hurt Auit,E.r,Mater; hep 5 16 toos.—For freight or passage, having superior ac 'eomrnorl apply to CHARLES IIoRSFALI, all . SON,. or to - • BOLD and RUSSEL. • To sail tinreediatety, most pa7t of her cargo beipg ready. For , SINGAPORV, MANILLA, and .CHINA, qt , The-fast,sailiag Clipper FORMIDABLE,.. • 300 tons register btiilt of oak, only three years old, ; Captain. L. SI Ain: kr, p 0 r . ( Who is well acqaainted.with the trade.) , terms of frei g ht or' passage apply to, llpa,Ear WISE, V • BRIDGE, and Co.; 3, Austin-friars, London. or to ROBERT-WISE and•Co:•, Liverpool. To•sail intmediately.---A regular Trader. For CAPE Op poop HOPE and'ALQOA.BAY, ~, Vie A 1 British-lluilt Scbooner FEEJEE, 4 e- I tlf - • 171 tons register, Captain jos*pti BawLEir f ( IY7t o is well aquainted with the Trade.) rRinGE, anal Co terms . l I,,Au st ot 'passa o-friarsL9ndon ge 'apply to ,R, o r OB t o . ERT WISE; ,i, OI3ERT WISE and Co., Liv.erpool. WEST IVETES. To 'snit immediately. For.BARBADQES, The ~Aarque I_ o A AI, • r 5. F.DtxoN, Master. Fo freight or p ngsage a pply to BARTON., IRLAM, and HIGGINSQN d • 44...1 Will sail immediately. • - • For BACIBADOgIi, The beautiful Brig VICTORIA, EDMUND PARKIN, Alas.tet ; Ir 4 Now on h er third voya,ge,, 4nd lqading west side ttee' 3 Dock..—For freight and passage apply to HEYES, LITHERLAND, and Co., • Wolstenholnie-square. - - For ST. VINGEN'r,.C.I.Ii.4IACOU, and GRENADA, „: The A 1 Brig `MIN IDA 1..) PACKET, IA:: • arthen per register 2:',6 tons: coppered and, copper-fastened: in Princ e ' s D oc k.—F o r freight or passage apply to "Messrs "OALISBUR Y , TWINER, and EARLE, Or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. iC • , To sail pasitit7rly 10th December. •• For SIERRA LEONE. TUe very fine A rEnglish-built Ship MARY WHITE, T W GanaINGTQN Master; •, . tons register coppered and copper-fastened ; is only two Years o ld, an d soils-very-140,-; will-li4i.punctitally espatched US 9 ,1) 0ve--V•or rrei;tht or pu.iiig4i.,loo,,v ; iug-verit superior accommo dation, apply to th:itliistet4;htiliard, Waterloo Duck, or to ----- GEORGE BROWN. V.3*Z - -L1 T ':l.._!. !'4..T ES. For SAVANNAH; The fine new . ilargne CAROLINE, JA Mi 7 ,S T,)1()N, Master ; Btirthrn;per, regisier 552.tonaF is in all reipects,a de conyeitanee for,goods,or..pitssogers.—Far.ireighk or pass; ,v a;; ;;Iv to DAVIb. EalklG Co.. 5, Goree-piazzas. Oft Ale. For. SIB, , •. • The fine' new Brig SIR IL - A. FERGUSON, • S aura., Pilaster ; Burthen per segistcr ISO '22-91 tons, pia measure, oullt of the twit British oak, well seasoned; coppered and cop -1)r.,-fastened ; sails very fast and carries a large cargo en a light draft of water;, her stores end, materials are_ ample, and of the bast description. Length aloft. 80 feet 3 inches; .brea d t h, 22 feet 7 inches; depth, 13 feet 31 inrhes.. Now discharging east side of the George's Dock.---For further particulars apply on boar,l, or to DAVID KING and Co., 5, Goree7piazzas. On : SALE, - . • - The HULL of a fine new Y at mouth-built SHIP. sln Has a Sop and topgallant forecastle , and is. built en tirely of English,aod African .oak. Leni4th f e e t ; breadth 28 feet $ inches; depth 19 feet, 9 incnes;.ls about 414 . tons old measurement. Lying in the South West India Dock,' -London.—Apply to LACHLAN, SONS, and MAC LEOD, , 22, Great Alie-street, London. er ) l gs STEAM VESSELS FOR SALE. ~\ The ST. DAVID, . Now plying between Liverpool and , Dundalk ; built at Liverpool; burthen per register 110 . tons; propelled by two Engines of 40 Horse-power each, made by. Messrs. Fawcett and Co.; .coppered and copper-fastened; well found;. carries a large cargo, and is well adapted for convey ance of stock. Also, the well-known favourite Stearn Packet The PRINCE LLEWELYN, 1.; Which has heretofore been employed between LiverpOol, Beau marls, and Menai Bridge; built at Liverpool, by Messrs. , Wil soni registered burthen 103 tons ; propelled by. two Engines of 419 Horse-power each, made by Mesiirs. Fawcett and Co., with , • Hall's Patent Condensing Apparatus, in Complete working or der, ;-.eoppered, and well found in every respect ; is well cal culated for conveyance of passengers. These i , essels are offered for sale, being too small for•the in creased trade.on their respective stations. For'partieulars apply to Mr. J. P. ROBINSON, 137, Leaden hall-street, London, or at the St. George Stearn packet Com- Patw's ~ Office, - Clarence Dock. Liverpool,. ,'F.•;ttant NrAbfgation. ' ..=:...=.....,,=-• - _ - , FOR GREENOCK AND:O'LA_SGOW, ‘ti , .. • Ii ith ,Gdods , and , Passenger 4 to the Bron-tielaw. i Th 4 GLA.SdOW. and LIVERPOOL SII IPPING COM EVi , -• PANY'S FINE STEAMSHIPS, - • ' ~, SAIL THREE TIMES EACH WEEK,• t'',-..... • - T U E SDA Y , TkIUhSDAY, AND SATURDAY, - 7. , ,, UNICORN, • - Captain .HUGH MAIN, 1' EAGLE. Captain•jt. Cnawyoan,. 1 A I MANCH ESTER,.....Captain Jas. M'N.v.r.,t.an; -4'W ' ~ .144..... CLYDE, -' ' Captain TWOS. WYLIE, ..*'''''.*- AILSA•C,RA.IGi. Captnin - J. , M.Pri 6i:sop?, GLASGOW,. Captai n ALEX. 14.-LEon, - Sail - as•unde•r;fron - i the Ofarence DoCk,' (with or without Filots;) • ' - . ~, . • . The UNICORN sailsTo is DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at 'rwo o'clock in the Afternoon: The EAGLE sails on, T.uunsnay next, the .Ist December, at Four o'clock, in the Afternoon. , . Th/ , 'UNICORN sail's on SATCRDAY next, the 3d Decembe'r, at.Sii o'clock in the Afteindon. • • , ~ • ~ Apply to MARTIN and Co., (late Matthie and Martin , ) • Water-street. , . , .!'7 T. . , i ~... , ~ , .. 'Foy ptrulxBLciiNTT tioNFDDuBRELLIAF,AST, .. •,' '1,43!'" . 1' STEA.WPACKET.,,COMPAN Y, ,fe .4.ti..,,,,:.:.;,,,;,,F IN,QORPORATED Bt ACT OF PARLIAMENT. 'fhb above Coin - liany sail 'their Vessels; (frith or toillooul Pikt,o taking Goods and :Passengers to the following poets ; . namely, - . - To DUBLIN Dailsr.' . , . .., • . Yoe, BMFAST—'!'he ATRLONE, :To.lmoitnow,,, (Weil. nesdaV,) the 30th instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, '• ; froinihe-Clarenee Doekt • Apply, for Dublin Line, to • • , --;" • S AiILJEL PERRY,.. .27, k forßelfust - Line, to . - . • ` Water-street. JOHN WCAMMON and Co., Th 4 pi ineiple . nf this CoMpany is that of attaching, all Im • -Iturters and EN.purters by a DiVisiQn of the I, 3 rofits amougthem, • rftty pad tnent of the Pividends—thus creating a community of ititere:iti'bitween the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guacantee to its:Proprietors a certainty,of their Dividends, and, to Shippers. of all descriptions of .Goads and Live St.lck the having a well supported Establishment•of first class Sleamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with a due attention to their maintenance '•. , - . ay His Majesty'g Reijat Authority. ti PR OF .ESOll,` SW E . BOP FIYGENN . PILLS. . W'ol.l. the effectual extiipation of every species and,symptom IL of the Syphilitic Disease,and the Many disorders arisin'g,frOm imiuliper„ireatment, , • • • • Prepared and sold ,hY the ,sole ,greprietor, at No. . 5 4 , seel .. -, street, Liverpool;(fonr, doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 2s. pa: and 4s. 6d. each,••• ••• • • • •• . • • l 3 With'each box is..giyen directions how to take tbrs ? Pills, and observations on points, lieneficial to the'patient: being hints worth knowing, by those who are, or have been sufferers from this dreadfill and, d t wastating malady. Vepienti oceurite morbo." • ".Oppose the disease in its infancy.'.'. . . "These„ sOful..pleasures, these are thy trophips i - r pis thus eo.operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest ho roan nature - , and blaste.th the opening prospects of human Is licity."—BLAJn. • • • Su said Professor SWedour, when he di.senvererl his' grand PANACEA for this Complaint, The "Ifygean tills." (then un known; to thwanuals of medical discoveries,)as,,a specific rime, dy tO exterminate from the system s that intruder on 'toe ph* sures frequently. imbibed in moments of inebriation,or thought', ,lessues,s never,did,a discovery excite., a. ,greater sensatiori,,it 'a'as sought :after with avidity, and ,used V with nedeviating success in ti.eAnost minute and intricate cases of the 'delicate complaint, for the cur of which, t,hey have been, so long eele, brated. .The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost ever y country. and ad dresses were presented to •the talented Professor Swedour, who filled the chair at Leyden Upiversity . ,, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which ,they were continually aateiniStered, can be attested lay many,thnitSaadS,in.factatkr l Pg the long continental war they were the inseparable cemoanion and 'safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where -the' slightest suspicion.of infection was entertained. What ,Illedicine can,he Imre appropriate than that which has given such general satis ., ' faction. The 1 - 1 , /gean Pills root out every particle of the insid ualls poison, pinifying'in their. progress the whole maskof fluids, they not only remove the.disease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu raours'and.in a manner so mild and . imperceptible as to con- wince the most, seepticul,of their astonishing -and , unequalled rowers, they neither contain mercury Or toy other mineral and may be taken without the slightestuspicion of discovery-- . they require no restraint , of diet, loss of time, or_ hindrance of business. The Hygean Pills may be depended upon as a cer tain cure by persons-of either sex, in all stages of a eertaiu dis ease, and that without preducing the least inconvenience. At any peiiod when the sligh'test suspicion may exist, it will be 'v. - ell to have recourse to the Hygean Pills, for when taken be- , :, ‘ • 'Pre the disease has made its appearance it ,acts,as a certain -• reventive, - reinoving . the complaint effectually and secretly. The deplorable state in which many - persons have. been when visiting the proprietor from the use of mercury, renders it im peratively necessary to Caution the publice-di,rainst that danger )' ,'--. r 0111 4. .mineral when injudiciously admin i st ered., .- ~. ~.,.- ' . Dr. Davieson will attend daily at hi s residence, No. 5.4, See . Itieet, Li ve rpool, from . Eiyht in - ,the morning 'until Ten at taighl V-- • Sert Sundays from Nina till Twoawhere he gives advice to al "litlleants iaking any of his preParations , WITHOUT A FEE . Z - "- atm (post-paid) enclosing a remittance, answered by:re .:: lAN, and Medicines punctually transmitted to any address, , , either by initials or name. Mil!"tit . Vt. VOL. VIM—No. 42'0.1 ;5-..a1i0 by Auction. THIS DAY. . . .. .. . . ~. . . . THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at a quarter,past. One o'clock, at (.1. rE. Dunleyie's,Oflice, 27, Brunswick-street, About SOO Bushels Damaged WHEAT,. M D 0... . I. . ~OATS, . - . .• Ex. Maria„ Boare,. , Master, from Wexford.—Apply to Messrs. TWINASIB and Me.xwrit.t.., or toC. . T. DUNLEVIB, Broker. V•itiyisDAlr. •r , • on THURSDAY next, the Ist of December, at One, at J. F. :coventry's'Oillee, 2, Ex change-ch4mbers, A 44, GO Tons St.. Doinium). LOGWOOD, Now landin i ex Margaret, .eao. side Bruns ..sick Dock.—Apply to WILDRS, PICKERSGILL and Co., "Merchants, or to J. V. Oovv,NTRY, Broker. F!fIDAY. On FitipAY next,. the 2d . 11ecember, at Twelve, at, the Public Sale-mono, Excbange-buildings, 9f)o Bales Surat COTTON, For further particulars apply to > .1 - IOLLINS.I.I.EAD and TETLEY, Brokers. . . , Oa FRIDAY next, the 2tl December, at .Twelve, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 1(Y) Bags Sea Island . • 2t►il Bales Stained Ditto. - COTTON. B',/ Bales South American . LEA. and:WADDINGTON, Brokers. Apply to 'TER FRIDAY Nr, On TUESDAY next, the 6th Decembor,,at ,Twelve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Vostees Office, Dale-street, 630 Dry saltot,l Brazil . - FOI - further particulars apply to JUNES, MA:YiN, and FOSTER, Brokers On TUESDAY, the 13th December, at Twelve o'clock, at lloscow and Water-street, ISAMU East ludia Just arrived, ex Sliettliro.oke.—Apply to Messrs. WILDES, PiCkEli SGH,L;and . Co:, Merchants;or to ROSCOW and RIG G, Brokers.. ......... . . . - WAR DISPENSARY :AND INFIRMARY. A BALL, for the Benefit of these Lnstitutinns, :will be, held ou TULSDAT the 20th December next, at the Lion RATIWNESSES. 'LADY ,GERNII Mrs. a.v.iLsoN. pATTEN, • Mrs. CORNWALL LEGH, Mrs. LYON. STEW4RDS. The LORD LILFORD, • - • The LORD WARREN DE TABLEY, Sir HENRY 80LD,.1 - 16G - aToN, Birt. Sir .101 - IN GERARD, Birt. • Sir PHIMP DE MALPAS GREY EGERTON, • Biirt;„•M.P. Sir RICHARD !BROOKE, Bart. The Hon. R. BOOTLE \VILBRAHAM, M.P. JOHN. _WILSON. PAT.TEN,.Esq., JOHN. IRELAND BLACKBUItNE, Esq., M.P. W. TATTON EGERTON, Esq.. M.P. THOMAS JOSEPH TRAFFORD, Esq. GEORGE CORNWALL LEGH, Esq. GE AL HERON. A. W. ,HERVEY ASTON, Esq. The. Rev, WILLIAM THwiAs LVON,•Esq. JAMES HEATH LEIGH, Esq. MICHAEL HUGHES, Esq,.., , • • THOMAS ELLKMES WI rinNoToN, Esq. GEORGE 'BOVER,,ESq. THOMAS-PARR. Eicfb • - JOHN FITCHETT, Esq. JOHN GREENALL, Esq. ;JOkIN C,LAitEi Esq. Tickets, . Ten Shillings each. including Tea and Refresh. meats, to be had of the Booksellers, and at the Dispensary. LEMON AND KALI, FOIL SALINE DRAUGHTS, PREPARED BY T. ATKINSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST RANELAGH-STREET, (By Appointment) . . _ TO THEIR ROYAL I-lIGHNESSES ,THE DUCHESS OF KENT AND THE PRINCESS VICTORIA, AT' LIVERPOOL. ATKINSON -begs to state .that the. demand for the above _IL • Preparation .has been so extensive, both for Home and Foreign Consumption, that he deems it a dtity he owes to the Public, to put themnn their guard against a Spurious Imitation that has been .attempted to be foisted upon them. TheCrenuine Preparation may be obtained at all respectable wholesale che mists in London, Dublin,,and Edinburgh, and none is - genuine unless signed by the 'Proprietor, on the. Label. It is strongly recommended by the Faculty iir all' cases of sickness, nausea, and uneasiness of the stomach. Merchants and• Captains of vessels will find it a very useful and important addition to their Medicine Chests. Patronized In, the Royal, Fara:ly,, THORN'S POTTED YARMOUTH BLOATERS, Volt TOAST, BISCUITS, SANDWICHES, AND WINE, In Pots,,ls. and 2s. Each. FT - IHE high repute and immense sale of this delicate prepare- , tion has induced several would-be tradesmen (who, not having an idea of their own,) to attempt itn iropesition, by la , belling a pot exactly like his, thereby to deceive the public and injure him, (having actually applied to his printer for that pur pose,) wellkdowing they cannot prepare .the fish, the receipt being an old family one, and the secret in the curing of the Herring, by which its rancid qualitiesiare. destroyed, and it becomes so delicious a relish. It is.easily detected by observ ing his signature, ALEX. THORN, on the side, and, on the top, Proprietor of the eelebiated... , • • • • . • .THORN'S .TALLY-HO SAUCF, for Fish, Game, Steaks, Wild Fowl, and all Made Dishes, im-; parting a zest not otherwise acquired—the most economical; now., in use; in,Bettles, 2s. and 4s, each, warranted in all mates. Wholesale at the 'Manufactory, Thorn's Oil, Italian; and Foreign Warehouse, 228, High Holborn ; also of.all whole sale oilmen ,and druggists ;.and_retail by all respectable oilmen, -grocers, and druggists . in the Unitc;cl kingdom. „ - BRITISH WINES. • • • The oldest house, in,London. for British Wines. Warranted four years old. IBs, per Dozen. , TEETH • • MADE OF INcoERODIBLE .SOESTANCES, AND • MINERA I L SUCCEDANEUM, FOR FILLING PRGAYED ?MTH. ,WITHOUT HEAT FOR PRESSURE MONS. MALLAN, SURGEQN DENTIST, • , • • 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Of the ,firm, of Malian and Sons, 32, Great.Russell-strect, Blooms bury-square, and 10, Ludgate-hill, City, London, TILL continue to restore DECAYED TEETH with th e ir .C.ELEBRATED MINERAL•SUCCEDANZUN so uni versally. recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris. The operation is perforinedin'a few seconds, without the sl i g htest vAIN,,HEAT, or' PRESSURE, and .allays the mostiexCru ciating pain, and lasting for many .years ;. also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whethe'r arising from age, neglect, or disease in-the Gums. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and. NA, TIHIAL TEETH placed,. from one to a complete set, which are incapable of discolouration 'or corrosion, and fixed without the incutnirrance,of • wires 'or any other ligatures, and answer every.purpose of A-RTICULA,T,ION and .MASTICATION. Charges as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth RePaired. THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTION, 118, HOLBORN-HILL, , (NEARLY oPFOSITE FETTER-LANE.) , rirIHIS INSTITUTION ,was FOUNDED in OCTOBER, .182.1, by Mr. M. 0, WRAY, under the superintendance and aided by the late 'JOIIN ARMSTRONG, M.D., 'of Rus sell-square, 'Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Lon don, Lepturer on the Principles, and Practice ,of ,Physic,.and Censulting Physician tbllie'l,o'ndon Fever Hospital, author of a-celebrated treatise on Typhus Fever, and other populerworks; .WILLIAM 1 1 +IILLIGA:N, M.D,,5, Portman-street, Portman,- . square, Member ot'the London and Edinburgh Royal Colleges o f physicians, , Physicia.n.tothe Middlesex Infirmary, and Royal Universal Infirmary for Children, Lecturer on, the Principles and Practice of 'Physic, Chemistry, Materia Medico, &c. ; and JOHN GARTHSHORE 'lllO - MSON, M.D., 66, Margaret street, Cavendish: square,llemluirof rthe Unj,yersities•of Cam biidp•e add . Edinburgh, and of the Royal Cullege.of Physicians, London, Physician-Accoueheur to. the Ladiee;Benevolent As sociation. Lecturer on, the principtes and 'Practice of Midwifery, &c.; and ainonr . other eminent medical men 'who have attended thiS Institution, it liSd . for upwards of Wo 'Veers, to boast of .the able and .valuable, services ; of:-,014; distiugnished , iiccotn plished Public Lecturer, and talented Physician-Acceucheur, GEORGE JI:~ITEL, rer t: t rr M he idwifery', and ti ;t ti h r e . Diseases of WoineP aud,Citildren, at the Windmill-street School of Anatomy; Phy'st4'ran u, u Mary, and author of a popit!ar Medical \Vorli", introducing a new,mode Q . ; treatment, in P nor Mr. WRAY, the founder of th 9 above Institution, most re spectfully informs the'Nobiiit v, Oentry and Public, that he has ,neeeutly ei i i 7, 1 1 7 : 0 9 ( 11 1 s a l° w i r i l as ll:f i s t i l { e - 1 n t i a n k i av ng e t lii e e pa a i rl , lo s in t3 i 7 n ie g , lionse 'whiCh will be found particularly well adanted to persons visiting Loudon for the purpose of ,receiving. Medical Advice, as posses sing a dvantages (not to be suet with at Hotels or Private Apart ments] essentia lly re4tiisite; for the speedy restoration of Health. A. Bed-room, and,Sitting-room, combining every comfort and convenience,..with .Boar.d, Physician's and Surgeon's attend ance, Four G u ineas per Week. • Persons who consult their own Medical Advisers, may have Apartments on as moderate terms as.at any, of the respectable Lodging-ho'uses in London, with all the Medical Benefits this . Establishment is. cakulated to afford Invalids, viz. ; a Bed-roorn from Ten. Shillings to One, Guinea . per Week, or a lied-room and Sitting-room from One Guinea to Three. • Another leading- Feature of this Institution is, to afford to' .persons.not residingin the House, the advice of the first ,Medi cal Talent in London ou their calling at the ,Playsician's and Surgeon's hours of attendance —front Eleven to One o'clock, daily.- . Evening (fronl Seven till Nine o'clock) are and persons calling at those hours Twohours every devoted to Surgical Gases, and Surgeons. advice,, free ,ofex , may,receive the PI pense ' and any Medicines prescri bed, will be dis p ensed at the, usual Druggists' prices. The Proprietor has, a Suite..of Apartments vacant at: this Country Residence, Ashville House, Battersea-fields, delight fully situated near the 'Banks of the Thames, commanding a fuliview of. the River, with extensive Flower-garden, Farm yard, Kitchen Garden, and Fields attached, suitable for an In valid requiring Medical attendante, or a Lady desirous of re tirement, who may ,. if preferred;have her own attendants. The use of one of Mr. Wray's Vehicles, or Horses for riding,. if required, e . . •' V ^.. ‘ i,,, 1,.. 4 „ ~., . 0 t‹. I'6 ,' - ,' - • . • ' ). ' '. •i; • r ''' I, i ' AND GENERAL ,COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPAR: D, tHE - 131t§§INGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD '—SmoLt ETT , VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT. Tuts, Dnv, (Tuesday,) the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, itt, Mr. Smith's, the Royil Hotel, in Prescot, in the county . of Lancaster, in the foltpwing or such other Lots 'as may be then agreed upon, and subject to'conditions of sale which-rill be then . produccd, Lot I. A LL that capital MESSUAGE . or DWELLING - . , , , HOUSE; situate on the .north side of and fronting Fazakerlev.street,,iu Prexcet aforesaid, with the YARD, OUT BUILDINGS, extensive GARDENS, and other APPURTE 'NANCES -thereto belonging, recently in the occupation : of Miss Richardson, deceased, the late Proprietress thereof. "Ttreliouse is commodious and well and substantially built, and suitable for the irionediate'reeeptien of a respectable family. The Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. Also, all that-other Al ESS UACiE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to the tibovd - Megsnage,lvith the OFFICE, OUT BUILDINGS, and other APPURTENANCES. thereto be longing, and now in the oecupation•of Mr. E. Ward. These Premises are Copyhold of Inheritance. Lot 2. All that large ,SEAT.er PEW, No- 2,. in, the front of the South,Gallery of the Parish Church of Prescot, and lately' ocpuiied'hy Miss Richardson. For further particulars apply to Messrs. RowsoN and Crtoss i Preseot. BIRKENHEAD HOTEL_ AND FERRY.. THIS DAY, (Tuesday.) 'the 29th instant,. at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, t NE-THIRD anduntlivisleil Part and Share of and in the . 'ki BIRKENHEAD. tioTEL,; OUT-BUILDINGS ; : PREMISES, situate Ferry, in the County of Chester, opposite to Liverpool. . and e. it The Hotel is large, commodious, and well accustomed ; has. lately reeeived, and is still susceptible of, very great improve ments, which are now in progress. . . The Hotel is now in the possession of Mr. Willoughbi,. - for merly of the• Royal Hotel, at Chester, at a rent of £6 . oo•per annum until May next, after which time the rent will be £9OO a-year four years. • . ~. .. . . • . ~ The Outbuildings are-well constructed and built, and consist of excellent and extensive inclosed Stables and lock-up Coach-houses, together with a Bowling Green, a large Green, with attention - Alcoves for private parties; fronting , the river, Billiard-room, a good-Garden and Pleasure-grounds, covering an area of 11,000 and-Post square yards of Land. A - well-built and commodious Pier extends to low-water mark, Car riages, kept drivers,of t h e tide; wh e r e and there is safe and convenient Landing for-Passenger s . Car isioaid to-the convenienee-of Passetif.kers: t tg at an th d e 14 H o o r t s e e l, s, N ' v a it t b a c l a i re i Tu u l rs The Steam Boats ply every. Half Hpur from each•side. o f the River, with very skilful masters ; and-Ceaebes leave and ai•rive at the Hotel daily, at several hours, taand frOm Londan, 6 lies_ ter, -Cheltenham,. Bristol and other places. Part of the Purchase -money may rema in on IV.ortgage, if required. • •- - ' ' - The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance. For further information,'and to see a p lan, apply to WILLIAM •HETHERVIGTON,. Esq., Birkenhead; or to Mr: JOHN PEN ING TON, Solicitor, No, I, Harrington Chambers, North John .. kreet,:Liverpool.- • ,•• - • - • ' * - [PRICE FIVEPENCE. PUBLIC HALL. ‘• T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE wr the SUBSCRI BERS to a Fund for the Erection of a" PUBLIC HALL, The Rev. Rector BROOKS in the Chair; • It teas resolved, That,-as misapprehension has arisen as to the purposes which the net Profits to arise from the proposed Building will be ap plied, the Committee feel it incumbent on them to declare that such' profits must necessarily be diyided rateably among the Shareholders. That as soon as a stun of money is subscribed which, in the Opinion of this Committee, will justify the Work being proceeded in, they will call a Meeting of the Subscribers, to appoint a Committee and make the necessary arrangements. (Signed) JONATHAN BROOKS, Chairman. LIST OF St' Sir John Tobin £lOO Thomas Braucker 100 Mr. James Aspinall Chris. Rawdon Charles Lawrence lOO Joseph C. Ewart 100 Charles Tay teur James Moon William Nicol Samuel Turner lOO Thomas Booth George Holt Enoch Harvey 'Monies Avisun lOO John Mather James Harvey -100 William Rathbun° .. 100 James Mulleneux lOO Thomas Rawson, Tox teth-park lOl Edward Patten James Rawdon William Dixon lOO Charles SirTith Wtn. Earle, jun lOO Hardman Earle lOO Alex. Macgregor Richard Edwards John Cropper ltit. Samuel 'l'. Hobson ';:foseph Sandars lOO John Mess . 100 T. F. Dyson lOO 'George Grant lOO James Cockshott Thomas Brocklebank. 100 Jrimes Hevwerth .... 100 Ltike T.• Crossley .... 'lOO ROhert Roskell lOO William Lynn . lOO John Robin lOO Vincent Higgins John kl olden John Mulholland Hugh Jones • Richard, H. ! Tones John Hoit' Joieph N;Walker 10(., William'ShaLd William Harrison lot. John, A.linne Nicholas Roskell 104 'John Crostliwaite lOO Benjamin H. Jones John P. Heywood .100 S. 11. Thompson 1, illiatu Nevett IV) Richard Jones . lOO Joseph King 4OO Richard.Beobow 100 John.B°inbOw . 100 Robert Woodward .. 1(X) Robert Semple Richard Dawson • Is.' Bartied Lewin Motley James 'Hadley Henry Byrom, jun lOO 'Thomas Bold Sainnel Hope •. 100 John Bent lOO Edward Moon • • 100 Jiinalhan Higgiuson 1 G. Lc. Liam' lOO •Charles Okill ...... 'lOO William Stuart Lawrence Hey Worth .1: S. Leigh Sarno - el Saudhacl - . 100 Wm. Brown 'Robert Dudgeon Joseph 13. Yates Edward Horne •Itr W. Brown, Evertors IOU Andrew James?. Edwards James Brancket Rd:B. B. Hollinshead BlUndell • lOU James Mustirat - t 'lOO Jattes'Dempsev 100 Robertson Gladstone 101 k William W. Currie 54) ithliert A. Fletcher 'so F. Guuthwaite • Juseph-llornhy SC Thomas Coglan stt W. Cartwright • Ricirard•Bateson 50 Charles T. Hadfield , rrt -Samuel Kearsley .• 50 John Green' Ambrose Lace Thomas Thornely ..• 50 Henry R. Sandbach •5O G. H., Lawrence .• .50 Jahn .Marriott , Henry -Harrison 5 0 ,Matthew Jee Francis Heywood 'so Thomas Bolton R. L. Bolton S. S. Gair Willink 5O Zwilchenbart . • E. Zwilchenbart ..• .50 Harold- Littledale Joseph Langton .• 50 T. S. Gladstone R. W. Bateson Robert Jones 5O W. R. Sandbach ' 5O William Gladstone 5O Thomas D. Lewis Su Henry Holmes John Holmes - • 50 Harmood Banner 50 Samuel Holme, • James Holme, jun. 50 'J. Wordley SC W. P. Bushby F. Shand 5O 'Henry Booth 0 Lace, jun 5O Miles Barton •Hu,sh liornby • N. 1.). Bold . • W. H. Tayleur 'T; K.' Finlay 5O Henry Ripley 'W. Ai.: Brow n 5O SCRIBERS. Mr. Spencer Steers . . £so Henry Latham 5O John Clow 5O Henry Ames Andrew Melly - 25 Osorge Prevost 25 SamL T. - Winstanley Thomas Wilson • 25 W. G. Weiss 25 W H, Goore 25 Thomas Avison, jun.' 25 G. Le N. de l'Osier John Topharn 25 James Cunningham 25 Hobert Clay George Comer . 25 ; * Thomas Winstapley '2s Thomas Baines 25 - 25 '• • • Crook Rev. Jonathan 13rcoks Mr. 'fhouiv, Harvey Sudlow Jahn 25 James CroShie William J. Myers— 25 Johu Myers, iun. ...„ 25 James 1.3-oclrauan ...• 25 F. M. Gillanders John Highfield .25 William Brandrech .25 Henry Ripley Benjamin Thomas Peler ..Sfiyjiintson 25 Thomas Browne 'William Reynolds . . Janes Gibson 425 John Jerdeih William J. 13rowne John Campbell 25 James Howell . J o seph Paton William Comor 25 'James Ma‘i6lev I.:dsvaro 0. Deine 25 Edward Wilsonjun— - 25 William Lassen 25 Lev. T. S. Bow - stead 11r. Samuel. Perrott 25 aw Dr. #Zeynnlcis Mr. John North, jun. Mrs. 'l'.. Earle Carter T. B. Barclay Samuel - Tluiriely Richard Bright Patrick Parli'e.r George Parsons .. • Thomas Newton ... • Thomas D. Headlaut . 'm. Myers, jun . • P. W, „Ot n atieker .lose'ph.l3rOoks Da'vid 'Walker Edwa'd Lane J. B. Clongh : - Thomas Haigh Edward,Jones • Charles Barnard Gadrgn Bboth • Willi'atn Wales Rev. J. MIT' • J. C. Prino' Mr. Gardner Boggs `E. S. Bonit Swinton Bonit Bentley 11. Sterenson Patrick Vance ' Georgt Worth:ngt , John 111 array John Walsh 1. 0. Bold . William Latham 11. E. Evans C. F. Cai - ne 111. Telo ' • 2A5 2.5' 25: 25 25 25' 25 25 25 Robert Alston • 2, Tvrer''' 9 Anthony bo ainson Jrihn Davies'2s Richard Rawson ...'. '25 • 'Edward - Chaloner James 'Lister 'David Kent D. Bnchanan . • 25 D. C. Buchanan ••Ctial. B. Buchanan Julius Pucke - • -J. D. Thornely Miss•Thornely • 25 Mather J. Mather r..Robert , Mither Daniel Jtiather A. Rawson 25 J. , & Smith • 25 William Ripley •25 William Starkie C. T. -Dunlevie A. and W. Littlejohn. 25 T. Maynard .. 25 Samuel Sudiow - 25 LR. Ch0r1ev....,.... 25 Timothy,BnUrne .... 25 Rribert Graham 25 William Reynolds Wm.•Revuolds, jun 25 Thomas Read , 2s' Richard Crewe •W. R. Prince William Thompson Elias J. Mozlev 25 Charles Mozley 25 J. M. Banner 25 H. W, Banner J. F. Cannell 25 W. Oc•kleston W.' S. Miller '2s W. Sharp' James - Powell 25 N. Cairns T. Mac Gill George - Robinson Daniel . Neilson - John Cragg Robert - Arrott 25 "David Lamb ... . 25 Jamei Mat•gregor 25 John Leyland. 25 • Charles Holland -. 25 Win...Mounttield .- 25 Rev. - James•CaSe' ' 25 Mr. William Balleny 25 Riehd. Forshaw, jun 25 HenryForshaw Cornelius Bourne ..• • 25 Colin' Campbell Edward Parry ... G. D.', per W. Earle: 2:..5 Benj. Buchanan •• • John Priestley Michael Ashton. .. Jos. Yates Ashton .• • H. P. Ashton Thomas Kaye Sam. Clegg, Allerton Isaac Worthington Jaynes Mender • • .9h Win. Taylor prosper . Devaux 25 Wni. B. Colton it Henry Hamer Richard•Tetley Edward Gibbon .2 5- John .Platt,' •-25' Benjamin Platt 25 Henry Patty. •25. Rev. , W. Blundell4 • • 25' Mr. John Weightman 25 .D, bowl:ides 25 James Robinson ..- 25 Samuel Johnson ...- '2s. Richard Aspinall, '2s Wm. John Tomlinson :25 Joseph Hess • .25 John Ellison 25 Mar. Martin • • 25 Dr. Banning Mr. William Banning 25 John Seholfield '2s Thos. Niekson, jun 25.: Chris. Paterson 25 .11. Townley, R.N 25 Wni. Shuttleworth ••• 25 Richard'Earle;London 25. Sainuel Towers 25. Wm. D; Chidson Edward Storrs . ' 2.5 `l7homas Woolfield 25 'rhos. Orford,' jun 2,5, Elias M. Brodie • 25 Hugh J. Sanderson Wellwood Maxwell Andrew Kurtz George Rarnsden .. • James Houghton J. B. Braneker W. E. Hall William •Il idvard. •• • • 2 '1 .) 25 Thomas Willis John Finch, IH'iasncehi,„ijeunn • 25 i e e i o l n r AlexanderrigaYemllllliial:x.sl;b: . c e x. r ll 4 ........ 1- 2 v .4;")) TO GENTLEMEN, &c., GOING TO, OR RETURNING 1110 M ABROAD. Ur AUSTIN, (from Pratt's of London, Manufacturer to o, the Eing,) 176, DALE-STRUET, between the. Golden Lion and Moss's Bank, Liverpool, IMPROVED SOLID LEATHER PORTMANTEAU, PORTABLE HATL .1-I.Allf, TRUNK, and TRAVELLING BAG. MA- N.LiklgTUttiElt. Trunks aml Imperials fitted to carriages. l'atqutVY atqrproof CtOtVass for covering,Trunks, Luggage, B. t c. W.' AusTrs, in respectfully soliciting private,ris well as put)• lic patronage, begs to assure those who may honour him with theta commands, frorn a thorough knowledge of the various branehei of his business, and for a serious of years having con they may rely, upon all Ar' th w ted the first : hpufes London, tielt , s in the above„line of the first quality and woikuutnship, wiO m itatA aat reduction o f full 3.1 per cent. ti nder' the 'chiirges.uslarly"made in town. N. B. •Bruss and Iron Portable Gtrup IfedsteadsTedding, Oil tnd Cloth Yi4lie.rSoOant ee ns. Bullock Trunks, &e , &c. 176,-Dale-Stinei,,Oppiliiiie the Extliang ; . Ltson Charles Middleton 51 Michael HUmble William Claxton J. W. Gihsono- • -5( Edward Littledale 5l J. G. Batesen •• W. P. Hutchinson, jn 5( 'Jos. Shipley • • 50 • Samuel Staniforth Jame§ Gilfillan RiChard Radcliffe •6O John Beckwith -John Stnekdale 5O Robert Benn John Parker .To'! , ,ephThompson J. NelSon Wood 'James Aikin David Caunun 'John Fletcher Hugh-Mure Thomnls Stewart 5 ,9 N. Salisbury ;.??, T.. 14, Turner William Oxley 541 James Wrigley George Wrigley •• • • S. IL Walsh Wm. Si. Albin R. Duckworth ...... 4) W. ii. Whitehead W. 111.•Crucken W. 0. Porter () Thomas Todd j , T,H.,perMr.Radley 50 Joseph. Ridgway A. Thompson 5O W. Dickson 5O W in . Lowe 5O W. Ashburner John Stewart 5O John Woollright 50 Charles Booth Charles` TOwnley Robert Wilson R. V. Yates Thomas Smith Charles Birch 5O William Potter 5O Richard Rathbone rio Dr. O'Donnell 5O Mr. George Brown .. 50 John O'Neill 5O Francis O'Neill 5O R. E.• Harvey Richard Moon C. H. Jones _• R. W. ;Wood William Watson John Glint 5O Thunias Rosg . ers o n James Budd . 5O Charles Bt , Young... 50 . Thomas •Leathom 50 John Diane Case 5O Dr. Brandreth Ed ward.,Cyudgington John GAO Swainson Peter Gir6n Mr. .. it) John .$ hand Thottuis Cooke C. IL 'l',a►•lor Wain 25 'Jaya'. W. 11.1Lht,,a 25 Thotnas Lee Lewi , Si6ne^l ' Hei:r7• I 3 yon 25 George J. Wainwright 25 P. H.,re• 25. Riihert (;i!l James 13atc , , , t; 'Thomas 'l'uitni A) n old 'Harrison W. Appleton Barth. Norton james S. Duncan Ellis Yates W. P. Hutchinson John Beard James Da - W .- Son Thos.' H. Alison John Hall • William Nixon Edward Btirne Mr. Duncan J. Stewart William NicksOn James Muir Saml. M‘Ciilloch JOhn Ainsworth .... Rev. E: Hull Subscriptions will be receiver mittee, a List of whom is subja COMM] The Rev. Rector ] Mr. Hardman Earle The Mayor Mr. T. B. Barclay R. W. Bateson Thoixias Booth G. Crosfield G. Alk .. ns Wilfiran Jevons .._ Thomas Jevons 25 Timothy Je - cons : .., 25 `Wni.'JvOns, jun..l, : S 23 • Wm. Woods 25 IL IL linwnas `flev. Win: Hesketh ‘ ,s 'Mr, John' Rkiiiidson .• • Mr. \Vahan) Jackson .• • John Pierce .. . 501 . 50 . 25 . 25 T0ta1.... . ..£21,-1)U by each l‘lember of the Co-,m ined:— [TTEE. Brooks, Chairman. Deputy-Chairman. Mr. Joseph Langton. Charles Lawrence AndreW Low James Moon John Moss Lewin Mozley W. Nicol W. ltathbone Christopher Rawdod Henry Sandbach Charles Smith Thomas Thornely Samuel Turner Joseph N. Walker Thomas Winstanley John Woollright W. Wfirdley John Wright. James Crosbie W. Wallace Currie William Dixon Joseph C. Ewart George Grant R. E. Harvey Francis Hey wood Samuel Uolme Samuel Hope Joseph tlornby Richard Houghton C. B. Irlam Thomas 'Kaye Saniuel Kearsley A. Lace Dir. JAM] 11r. E. (3.. Mr. TIIO • ES ASPINALL, Treasurer. DEANE, Secretaries. S. HARVEY, tOianta. UTAN'I'ED a respectable Youth as an APPRENTICE V Ir` to.the BOOKBINDING BUSINESS. Apply at the Standard-uffi,e. WANTED, a BASS SINGER at the Collegiate Church, Manchester. He will be required'. to attend the Duties on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and all Festival Days throughout the Year.—Apply (if by letter, post•paid„) to Mr. llAlms,- Organist and Singing Master, 24, St. 'George's terrace,--Manchester. LAPY,,*ho has I,een I . o'l)g'Aecustiniieil to Tuition, irN.ile§ .to•pureha.se GOODWILL of u respectable YOUNG Liverpool pr the belizhliourbood. Address (post-paid), N. R. M., Postoffie4, Liverpool. TO A NATIVE of Germany, of :gnod connexions, experienced in Busiri.!ss, Boolikeepiiig,*and Acc'ounts; is :desirous of meeting with a Sl:f IJA.TION either in, this country.or; abroad. A long 'residence' in a Mercantile czipacit:t - in. Spain Cuba, and Mexico has.epabled to,beconie acquaihted with British and German manuficttired Gods adaPteii fur those Mallet's. lle is of middle age, active and,willing,to inakehimself generally useful to his einployers.. Of course the Spanish, French, Eng lish, and G.ezman Languages' are thoroughly 'understood: A moderate salary at first, but to be increased according to abili ties, will be expected. • Address Box C 7, Postofflee, BOBOUGIT OF LIVERTOOL, WANTED. a PERSON competent for the Office of IN SPECTOR of WEIMITS and MEASURES for this Borongh. , It will he his duty to enter Shops.WarehouseS. tke., within the Borough, for the purpose of examining -the Weights and Measures used therein, and to seize such as are fouticlnnjnst. The Salary is £lOO per annum„a,nui tile person apPoiuted'will he required-not to enval.re in, any other business, and to devote his while time and attefition , to the duties,ofbis .:Applications, with testimonials, dialer cover, sealed- and ad dressed to .tbe, Chairman of the Committee on Weights and Measures, Must ; be left with !Messrs. Et.c.►s and SHUTTLE• WORTH, at the Police-office, on or before SATURDAY, tho,3d of December next.: • SILK CLOAKS ONE GuiNgA ' EACH, • FULL SIZE AND WELL MADE, 4T compToN-ii ousE; .96 Aim 27, CHtiiteli-STREET, Togither with an endless variety ih , Mmost, every other descriptioh'equally cheap. GREAT REDUCTION IN WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Twenty-Ain , per Cent. ItzuierPrime Cost. 11C entis n ekn v ene of DEVLIN antic o :, 3, Etkoti-iTiiiii, .11 einipiti,ng intfi another Business, th'ep ht 'present SEI.I.IgO 'OFF' their 'splendid 'STOOK' of SUPER - I.I I N E WOOLLEN poni-is at a TR'EMENDOCS SACRIFICE. BOOTH, .lotNErt and BROKI.11,: 73,' STA NI,V.Y-tTILEET, 'begs to informhis Friends and fife Public In general, that he has constantly on SALE 'a' quantity of SHOP and OFFICE FIXTURES, in great variety, and of the best woik in'anship. Also an INVALID CFTAIR on SALE. Offices fitted tip with the greatest desiatch. '{URGE • a • DOt.TDN. E 4 Y'S Tt,..kvEl.Lv.it respectfully informs the' Nobility, residing near I.;liefpottl;'thit he will hate" the - honour of waiting on - them in the'coufse of the Erlstino Week,' and . particularly solicits an inspection of his . I.)RFISS , WAISTCOATS, which embrace every variety of .charaifer in tmequalled splendour. He will also be provided with George D. , Doudney's celebrated AN DROMV,TER, fdr a description of which, and also a staternent of his ch:rgps, reference is had to all the' popular .Periodicals, and alSo a Pamphlet containiag a detailed list, which •mas , be ha l on application at the Office of this Paper,` gratis,. where Gentlemoin art,regitpsted to forward their Addresses; ; ,r ..,IVIBTROPOLITAN, BRITtSII, AND .FORELGN CLOTHING ESTM3LISHMENT, 97,.FLEET-STREgt • LONDON. • 21t4 N0i,041,0;. LAST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION.- , . N censeqUbriedoctlieDistrihntitin'or•the PICTURES taking 'll -phire on WErit4isnAy -nem the :11)th instant; the' EXHI BITION will continue •OPEN until Tt R,SDAY, the 29th, when it WiIIXINALLY CLOSE for the Season. • •,• ' • Open:•DAILV.. froin Ten till OuSk; also, every - E 1 4 7 ENING, brilliantivilluminated by Gas, from Seven till Ten, at the Ex hibiticinitooms. Rostoffice-place.' • ' - Admission; One'Shilling; Catalogue!, One Shilling. SAML. EGLINGTON, Secretary to the Academy. • The DRAWING SCHOOL of the Academy is new open. • LIVER.POOL APOTHECARIES' COMPANY. THE SHAIIEHOLDP.RS in the 'LIVERPOOL APO THECARIES COMPANY are required to notice, that the , DEED of SETTLEMENT of the said Company will be ready for their reSpective Signatures, at the office of Messieurs Fnitsitaw and BUCHANAN, INIC). 24, Chapel-street, Liverponl, from Fiiinar, the 2d, to PninAy, the 'Nth. December neXt, both inclusive - and all Shareholder's are hereby re q uire d to ex ecute the said 'Deed within the time prescribed, otherwise the Shares respectively held by them will be forfeited for the benefit of the Company. Each party executiii;z the Deed or Settlement must produce the Bankers' Receipts for the Calls already paid, d and such Reeipts will be exch an g ed for Sp rip Certifi. 'By order of the Directors, FORSHAW and BUCHANthe CAN, S o licitors to ompkny. 21, Chapel-street, Nov. 22, 1836. ..„ .„ f 3 8 3 6 -DA mr-T-Es".h_ 5 NOVEMBJ 4 -2R 2,9 , . La i by auction. cor:LEcrox OV BOOKS. BY MESSRS. WIN STANLEY & SONS. TO-MORROW - (Wednesday), the 30th instant, at Eleven o'clock , precisely, at their Rooms , Ch urch-street, .A Miscellaneous 4 si s s,2niblage of BOOKS, removed for the eonvenience of sale ; amongst which trill he found':i fine Copy of the Clunplete,Werks of Voltaire, in 70 volumes Svo ; Sir Walter Scott's Novels, Tales, and Romances, 41 vols. Bvo, calf, modern„French edition; Gilßlas, the Works of Byron, Rodgers, Campbell, Aldritgomery, Lamb, &c., handsomely bound; F,nCyclopredia.l3rittanica, Annual 14 egipkr, Monthly Review, Baxter's Comprehensive Bible, in Russia; Antiquary an'd Topographical Cabinet, William's Select Views in L v ypt, &c., Grefr,son's Fragments, Bunibury's Illustrations to - , liak:•• slieare, Pierre's Gra‘i!es, Lizars Anatoinical Plates, and several other modein Works on Anatomy, Chemistry ' Medicine, &c.; a few select Law Books, including T aun t6n's Reports, 8 vela. Manle and .Selwyn's Reports, 6 vols. Campbell's Reports,' 4 Starkie'sEVidence; with Appendix, &c. In the. Evening of the same da.V' Si‘• o'clock precisely, will be Sold, a large Collection of B O OKS in general Liter ature. The whole may be viewed on Tdesday next, and Catalogues had at the Rooms. • . LICI 7 ,NSE I) PUBLIC ROUSES. BY.IALESSR.S. WINSTANLEY & SONS. To-motirtowv.(Wednesilav) the 30th. instant, at Six o'clock in the evening, at the Claiendon-rooms, South John-street, (un less:previously disposed of by private contract, of which due notice!will'be given,) • /1H E Fiitures, Good-will, and Ten Years' Lease of a WINE i and SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, situated in Tithe barn street, corner.of Moor&lds, To persons wishing to embark in the wholesale and retail line, the. above.situation. affotds every.facility. The thorowh fare.commands a first-rate counter; custom, and the improve ments lately made. render this establishment incomparable the way of wholesale business . , The present proprietor is declining business in consequence of .other engagements. Application to be made to Mr: CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, on the-Premises, or to Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, Auc tioneers, Liverpool. , . FURNITURE, BEDFORD-STREET. BY MESSRS. THOMAS WINSTANLEY & SONS. On FRIDAY next, the 2d of DeCember, at. Eleven o'clock pre cisely, on the Premises, No. '2, Bedford-place, Bedford-street, Abercromby-,square, , • ' THE remaining genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , China Glass, and other Effects of a Lady deceased, com prising. Four-post and Camp Bediteads, with Printed. Calico Hangings, seasoned Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses and Bed ding, Painted Dressing Tables and Washstand, Ranges of Morine Window Curtains, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders and, Fire-irons, Sets of Mahogany Chairs, Set of Dining Tables, Sofas, Wardrehes, Chests of Drawers, &c., the useful Kitchen Requisites and other Articles. , . , • . To be viewed on Thursday, the Ist December, when . . Cata logues may be had. • . . .By. MR. SYERS, On WEDNEJIDAY, the 7th December next, at One o'clock, at - the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, • T" Lot 1. A.T beautiful MARINE VILLA residenc e, called " West T3rak,'. situate in Liscard, in the c ounty of. Chester,, at the ,tria t uth of the. River , Mersey, with ,the .Gardons and .Land occupied therewith, comprising ao area of about 3600 square, yards, late the property . and residence of Richard Addison, Esq., deceased, and now in .the occupation i)f. John, q6upland,'Esii.,,whuse tenancy will expire on the let 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 'good Bed Rooms, exclusively of Servants' ltooms; . Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry, Water Closet, and excellent ,Dry . Cellars. ,• • • : • ' • 2. A FIELD or PARCEL•of LAND lying iminedintelv be hind the abOve, and fronting the road from the shore, to 'NOW 'Brighton; containin g -about 3200 square yards, and being a,most -desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The tenure the Neighhon 4iond,and e is st F a b r i e s h h c m i t w the.unprecedentecfprogress of New Brighton are so enhancing •this property, that it offers to-the purchaser the singular-advan tages of a summer retreat.seldoin equalled, combined with - an ,indernnity againsttheeipense of such indulgence, in the rapidly • iMproving value of the land; ", For further •particulara - apply at the Office' of Mr. ,1011 N Nostril, jun.,,Solicitor, Exchange Alley; where a plan may be seen. 'alt 132 ZtttttOfl. .; , • EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE; SPRLN' , ;TVELL HOUSE, ORRELL, NEAR BOOTLE, • • •- " sioi)-s:‘kN. AND St:IKE:11B 'HOUSWHOLD FURNITURE,' Bed and Table , Linen ; , Sideboard of Plate and Plated Articles: 'Upright Grand Piano-forte,. in Rosewood Case; a Square Piano-forte, in Mahogany Case; Cut Glass; a Dinner Service of -I r enstune China; Dessert Service of China; Tea and Coffee Set' of China; Pair of Duelling.Pistols; Air Gun; Droscoe Carriage for a pair or single horse; Farmin g .. Itnple ments';-• about 300 Bushels of Potatoes; Wheat; Barley; Stack of 'Hay ; , Six Superior Mitch Cows; a Young .Heifer; 'Horse; Pony; Two , Fat Pigs; •Sow, in Pig (of the Berkshire breed; Two broad-wheeled Carts; Dairy Utensils; Mangle; Kitchen Requisites and other Effects. • • • By Mr. BYFORD, . On Wsnxesnay, the 7th of December. next, and three follow - ing days, punctually at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Pre .rnises,Springive,ll House. Orrell, near -800t1e.,----(Be order- of • the Executor qf the lute-Joshua Hartley Hargreaves, Esq., de ceased. • • . rifit: Modern and Superb HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, principally manufactured in. the very best style of work -matiShip, comprises a 'brilliant toned Six-octave upright grand Piandjorte, by Lewis, of London; Five and a half-octave square- Piano-forte, in-Mahogany case, by Wilkinson ,• a table service of Ironstone China , Dessert service of China, Tea and Coffee service of China, -richly cut Glass, Table an.d Bed Linen, a :Sideboard of 'Plate - and :Plated Articles, Bronzed Hercules • Table and Hall LaMps,• Barometer,' and ;Droseoe Carriage, about sixty dozen of Portend Sherry : -Wine, recently bottled. The Dining Room Furniture embraces 12 handsome l‘laho '.gatry Chairs, with loose lair Seatt, a splendid Pedestal Side board, Sofa covered in Hair Cloth ,-- Set of 3 Spanish Mahogany • Dining-Tat/lei ien-PilihrS,and-:Pedestals,' 14 feet long•hy 5 wide, pair of42fteiriaifs,';pairret4Portraitilw Gilt Frames, Lounging Clutir,toVeFeteEin'itiorbceohandsome-Bionzed and Steel-lender, with rests, set hf - .highly polished Steel Fire Irons, .5 Crimson and Gold Chimney_Ornaments,. , ..Crimson Damask Window. Curtains for two windows, Brussels Carpet, &c. • • The Drawing Room Furniture consists of Curtains for one Window, of-figured Drab Damask, tastefully upholstered with French Pole and Rings, 12 antique:solid :Rusewood , Cliairs, Grecian :Couch covered to match the Curtains, circular , Lao Table, ,pair • of Card Tables,•• Letter Table, pair of °tonna - as, Peacock on Pedestals (ornainent.,V7French Clock in Italian Sealptured,Frame atut.Bell.Glasa•Cover,;pair of Vases, pair of- Glass Lustree, handsome Brussels Carpet and Heartli .The Charnbers are: haudsOmely furnished -.with.....large and elegant FourLpost, French, andElliptie.Bedsteads, 'with Moreen, Dithity; and Chintz FurnitUre, prime seasoned Goose Feather Beds, Hair and Flock Mattresses,..:With. appropriate Bedding; Painted Toilet Taiilss, W.Wistandi and Toilet Ware; Chairs, large •Swing Glasses,• Brussels' and Kidderminster Carpets, &e. - • • ' • The elegant Mahogany. Articles. are a large and handsome, 'Wellingtort-winged' Wifdrobe Bordeau,• with Marble-slab Top; a superb Double Chest of Dratveri, with , Elliptic Corners and DoYe Marble Thp'; Warthobe, - with - Drawers tinder • -Si?cl' Hall Chairs; Hat and Umbrella Stand ; Pair of Card Tables;.: a Telescope Dining Table, with Shifting Leaves ; Dressing and Toilet Tables, with Swing -Glass and Marble TOps; Bedside - Sreps;- Bidet, Night Comtnode,&e. • - • -•:• "' Miscellaneous'Artieles-:- a large Telescope; on Stained Rose wood Stand, (by Abraham, Liverpool;) Pair of Duelling Pistols, in Mahogany Case,.- Air Gun, in ditto;. Set of handsome Japan' 't'rays: tr , Set- of Table 'and Dessert Knives and Forks, with Ivory 4iandles-z-sPair of =Figures for 'holding lights; Brussels, Venetian; Stair Carpets:, together wish:a - few lots of Books. • 'l' ire -"Useful •Kiteisen , Requisites, , A:Patent Crlangle, Dairy' Utetisils, , CaSks, and'iltrinereus ArtieleS for slornestic The Farming and Garden linple.inents„.Flay,•Corn, Potatoes, Carts, 'Horses, Cows, , Pigs, •his sold on the first.day. The wheie•may- be viewed on- Mosibliv,l he sth, andTuas nai, the 6r4VDeetvriber, when Catalogues mar be bad :en:.t he Premises.- atid'OflMi. B-vrotro, at - his Rooms, Clayton-square, .Liverpool. ." "'"' . • ”1nrz1e•M1N.......111•146 copERvATIvp, As„ociATloN. TH" ptitS of: the EY ERTO N" (IX RKD ALE . CONSERVATIVE WARD ASSOCIATION ` "trtill DINE together on Ti;EDAY, the 29th instant, at Mrs. Srnwrctes, tiier Inn.. Kirkdale. " - Tickets to be had on application to MrS: SznETcn, Kirkdale, or to BACHD. DswsoN, Esq.. ExChana•C;-alles. MILES BARTON, Chairman. TOXTETLI-PARK CONSERVATIVE ,ASSOCIATION. FUME. I\l EMBZItS of the TOXTETIT-PARK WARDS -IL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION intend DINING together on TUESDAY, the 6th December next, at Downru High-park Coffee-house. Dinner on the tihle precisely at Yive o'clock. Application, for Tickets to be made on or before Saturday next, the 3dJ)ecember, at the bar of Dowbiggins. CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. SOLD ONLY BY JAMES REAY,:I3, BOLD-STREET. rill - 1E properties of. this .HAT aie lightness, shortness of napj 1L and briliiancy.of colour, which' cannot he affected by sea air, and in durability equal to two.of the best Beaver Hati , , and . allowed from its beauty and .texture to be superior to any Hat yet invented. Price , for Cash 20s. Liverpool, N0v..5th,:1836. PHILHARMONIC. SOCIETY. •, EYTON.respectfully informs the Instrume.ntal Amateurs of Liverpool that the PIIILIIA_IOIONIQ SOCIETY, established in the year • 1823, under his manay,e ment trill commence. its . Fourteenth. - . Season the First. Week in December next. Gentlemen .wishi n g to become. Members can receive any information at Mr. E.'s Residence, No. 11, Mount ,Vernon-road, ; Edge-hill, or at Mr. Sloan's Musical Establisment, Lord-street. Eel be ;--7.`lb._ _ . SHAWLS AND 'CLOAKS, .ON. AT MR. WALKER'S ROOMS 01)1)0.111`..POSIOFFICE PLACE SP , D D s rocK of rich lilinkurgh, Chiuole, tgs ' grrairoide red Caslunere, Tartan and 611; SHAWLS,' ALPINE CLO4N.S...SHAWL D S t 5;0: 0 4: ,a d FURS, direct- from the All, a.nufacturers, will be per Cent. betow their value. as the—whole must. be cleared by SATURDAY,TIXt. Mr. Walke'r's Roosts, 31, Church-strec, tiro lut. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVF,N, that the 'rou,S arising. 1.11 at the Toll Gates upon the Tutnpike Road between a ringtorr •and• in-Ahe , eoun tv •of • Lancaster, - called or known by the 'names of Hulme - and Pemberton Gates;:a4lll LET, by , AUC'NON to the best' Bidder,'at the.hense of • Mr.. .Thproas , ,lllav,:the Legh - Arins•Hotel, in Newton viithin Mac kertield„ in the said county, on THURSDAY, the 22d day 'of . De-, cernbernext, at Twebv:e o'-clock at Neon; in . the manner directed; by the Acts, of , Parliament , nowitilbrce "For regulating Turn-. .Pike• Rdarls," - which Tolls produced the. last year the sum of £1,383 above the expent.o of collecting them, and will be pitt -up at that elm. hoover happens to be the best bidder must at the same time,pay one: inenth in advance {if required) of the Rent at which •such Tolls , thay be let, and give security, with sufficient sureties,• to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly nr other , avise,ns may be thennrdered. -Dated this 9th day of -Novein her, 1836. JOHN FITCH,E3T, Clerk to the Trustees _ • , . . 9 - 10 BE LET, for a Term of Years, a new and , stiP 66 " - .finisliPd,.l;lo.l3SE, situated• nearthe .entrance to.thosesi donee of John Moss, atv Esq., Otters pool, Aighburth.—lt contai ns, pa the firstfloor, Libr, 16:feet by. 15 feet: Breakfast P arlour, 18 feet by 16 feet, Dinini-room, .21 feet by 16 feet, and two, large.K itchens,.Pantry, Butler's Pantry,. and a Laundry. Second Flocr.(from Avhence there is ,a . beautiful and com manding view of the river Mersey, Cheshire, and the. distant Mountains. in North Wales,•&c.) comprises a Prawing;loolll, 22 feet by 16 feet, folr spacious Bed-rooms, and one Dressing room, with Hot and Cold Water Baths. Upp.er. Story, contains four Bed-rooms, as many large Closets, or Lumber-rooms, and a Water Closet.. •. • In the large and capacious Yard is a Brew-house, Piggery, Carriage-honie for two' carriageijour-itall Stable and Harness-. room. The Ga'rden, 07.4.000 suPerficiatyarAs, is completely enclosed with high: walls, and stocked with the choicest Fruit, Trees, ,, Evergreens, and Vegetables,' N.B.—An inexhaustible supply of Spring and Soft Water. RENT £l5O per Annum. Any ad4itionel inferni - ation play be bad on a pplication to Mr. W. II: Gootti, •s a t_h'isit,f;:iide.pe A djoining the above premises, or at his .of6ce,,Slater's,court,.Cas4le-strect. • Lir erPdol, 23d• Nov, 1836. •• • • " . GENERAL 'ENGRAVING, COPPER-PLATE - PRINTING, AND MEDICAL LABEL WAREHOUSE, lIIV'EII I'oo L. 79; CFIII - BCH-STREET, Liverpool., . • BTI~'S and Cu. beg to inform. tine DruggistS and the Public'iti general that they have REMOVED from Lord street Chambers to more commodious Premises, over Messrs: SHIPLEY and Co., 79, CHURCH-STREET, where they intend t o. carry', 011 the a.b.ove . business in all its. departments ; and re `spectrally invite the Nobility, Gentlemen, and Tradesmen in the vicinity of LiVerpool to inspect the various specimens of Address and Invitation Cards, together with CoPper-plate, Let. lerpress; and LithOgraphic Printing for every, public and cam inercial purpose.—Maps, Plans, Charts, Bankers' Notes, Drafts, Merchants Bids of Lading and Exchange, Tradesmen's Bills, CirculaYs i , Cards, Labels, Hat Tips, &c:exceuted an the' Ffmrtest notice and most reasonable terms.—N. B. Two APPREN TICES WANTED. 79 ~C hurch-street, Nov. 1, 1836. TEA AND COp,,,FEE WARELIOUSE,, 46.013/ t ikkilii).:FlA:ligFytiNtp PL THEIR A DVAN , TAGR ANT) sATtsFAritoN. pikig/59T I TYk;AV I PI&AK4N„X , •47, S(%OTLAND-Ropn, it it f s ,po9ifolgii.oir e ttle r , :In all .undertakings, when soliciting support, it but proper that the principie intended •LO Pul,l'uP4isks,pl,it ho .set ; and upon these. grounds we ~would,prf.seatmuFselvFs to your notice. I'lact:teal experience , foT u inumherjaf years . ip the 'I ea and Coffee, Trade, has gained' for us a thorough knoWledge of the Ilusinoss; and wq„have, after a great de4l, of labour ,in tasting,,tiying, and comparing, in a choice; : STPCli of strong, floe, and rich-flavoured TEAS, from the ~latest_ auportation; also, COFFEES. and. SPICES of the most opproved qual,iues; together with refined and raw stigA.A*i all which we are:ll4termined to sell AT Tun LOWEST rosstaLs yttoFir, for REA.DV Al ON I Respectfully, JANIES HILL and Co - 57 Scotland-road. • PRICES OF ARTICLES FOR TE THE PRESENT QUARTER ks. s. il. s. d. 'Black Tea 2 8 per lb. I Green Tea .. ..... 11) per lb.- Strong Congon 3 . 4 „ Cloudbat° 1 4 Good useforDitto, 4 0 „ Fine D . ;tro '0 ~ Fine Ditto .....1 8, „ . Ilyson. :6 0 „ • Padrae, Caper, .Pekoe and Gunpowder equally good and re,lsonahle. Fine Fast, and Wei , t India CQFFEES, reacted 2s. per lb. WON, Sperm and Composition CANDLES. &c. Raw and refined SUGARS, ina tus, . s. d. Fine 111u . stard 4 . per lb. j Fine Carolina Rice, 0 4 per Do. Pearl Sa g o 3 j East India 2 lb. 1.)o. do. 8ar1ey....0 3 „ Candied Lemon peel 14 „ Mack Pepper..., 4. _„ I 1 Fine 06 „ ,„li..:kily,-,QO.F,rs promptly executed. thutUUSTE Li. 'IIMES - ••••• - W . EDITOf t IA I. _4 R RANOEMEN ripilE PROPIIIITFORiof the ULSTER TIMES beg to ; annetince to Ithe\• Public, - that they have entered into au arrangement with AC BUTT,.Esq., LL.B., M.R.I.A. • Professor o f Political Economy in the, University of '•'. and Editor , of the Dublin Unirersitif 31agazine, . by which that Gentleman will , on.the lst of Novemberremove to . Belfast to undertake the Editorial Manag e ment of their' Paper. r,. The ULSTER TIMES is the ONLY CONSERVATIVE PAPER IN. BELFAST, and, in entering into•this arrange-, ment, th e proprietors have been intluencedby a determination to spare nothing telnaketheir Journal worthy of the position whielvit occupies in Protestant Ulster. ti,l'l'lly.f ee i, sti tisfiest that the talents and a bintieswnierr have so , ,t.taispicuously %distinguished t management of the DUBLIN UNIVERSITY' -I\lVi GbAl NE wilt be equallyexerted.in the Columns a the ULSTER TIMES - and they are ;confident . that, und er • their new arrangementsi will wable , te render the ULSTER' Tim ES in every departmenta eserv iog! of .a. •continted increuse of the public favour, which has been already' so largely extended' to that Journal. - ' - • Agent for tho - Ulster Times, EDWARD:WILLWER;NewS Agent: o ,67, Clurch,,.treet;;Liverpool, who will forward the same to any part of England} Scotland, and Wales, &Vast, Ulster Times Office, Oct. 2(.) 1836, Xotia. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 70-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that .all persons who have Any demand against the estate of ANNABELLA DAVIES,, late of •Liverpotil, steu.m-pocket owner, deceased, are requested to send,,the particulars thereof to sue,. and also to e xecute a deed of assignment to trustees for the equal benefit of the creditors of the said Annabella. DavieS,.or signify their con sent in writing 'iso to do, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said assignment, and the dividend of her effects.then in tended to be made, and further, that the raid deed of assign ment now ties at my office for signature. K SelieitorEtoNtNheEYEx'eg C c ° n ' tor of the Novemb er , 1833. Setrdoeecte. , • liE earniiissiopers in a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing date the'3()th day. of January, '1835, awarded and issued forth against JOHN WILLIS, of Liverpool, in the county of Lan caster, merchant, dealer, and chapman, (lately carrying on business at Liverpool aforesaid in copartnership with John Timothy Swainson, as merchants, under the firm of Willis and Swainson,) intend to meet on the 10th day of December next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to audit the ac counts of the a4sig,nees of the joint estate and effects of the said bankrupt and' his said late pat tner, John Timothy Swainson, under the . said fiat, pursuant to an Act of Parliament made and passed in the sixth year of his late Majesty, King George the Fourth, intituled An Act to Amend the Laws r , lating to Bankrupts."- FOSTER. and LLOYD, Solicitors. LiverpOol, 29th November, ISP,6. r ',HE commissioners in a- fiat hi bankrirptcy, bearing' date the•3oth day of January, 1635, awarded and issued forth against .10 ,IN WILLIS, of Liverpool; in the county of Lan caster, •rnerehant, dealer, and eltatiman',—(lately CarrYiug on business at Liverpool aforesaid in copartnership with John 'Fin:lathy Swainsott, es merchants, under the firm• of Willis and Serainson,) intend to meet on the 13th' da*.ef PeCember• next, at Twotve o'clock at -Noon, at the Clarendon-rooms John-street, in LiverpOol aforesaid, in order to o tn ake a' further dividend of the .joint estate and eireCtssof the saidlJohn Willis and John Timothy Swaitisorr;' when an where the creditors, proved will' be .disal who have not already proved their oebtl;:are to come replied to prove• the same, or they will be ;exult:tied the be.nefit of the l s o a l i v d e i d l . ividend. And , a ll , e v la o t s rn T s ;c7l(falitild"LLOYD, Solicitors. Liverpool, 29th isToretabtoS36:' i,tit,:::vntiit:ltalhakalteel-Oacnfoelinn-aimnlissiouersl in a , fiat in m tn kruptcy, bearing date ISA a O ad rle ß d o a ß nd E rru r edort against KYlN'APttriie! e lder, an MAKIN — the liv3o?inßgtEteliert,2l;lisnMtddAN''VlLl.lAM MAKIN, all of Liverpool, in the ' of .Lancaster, Corn-merchants and Co-partners, intend on the •'29th of November instant, at Eleven of-the (t'ciuo'clit4itn. -the forenoon, at the Clarendon Rooms," in Liverpooi, in the said county, to audit the accounts of thelissigneetor the Estate and Effects of the said-Bankrupts under the said Fiat passed ebre t i h n e t h v e o s u i r x t sixth pursuant to an Act of Purl ear o f _t s, h,saeidirlec Acti ogtnntdiotiiveofiasdi:intetsi dividend etdr) l tinn a , doe t o e i rf : st :11: th: ihe e l a ea : a j Lon e t : da l I i t si ar ni a,aastiKdteeret:hi intend relating : ntsoda mmgEeeffteoeptl:os Effects Bankrupt;" place, the. r i t u t p , e(, t y ta a is t e : ed : . • . ~ n proved Ba,k)ru their ptsp w t e e n b and t h o e c r e o m t h e e I ic ; r r e e p d a i r t o e d r s to o - pr 0 11;v e4 . e he o s t am already e,o r - s therwill be excluded the Benefit of the said Divitiendi , and all Clatins not their proved will be disallowed. - ,• : ;:i.r. ,i • - . 41-140.1il.WFON, WRIIIIIIT, and gUNTER; U ~J 22