The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-29 00:00:00

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I t . t,•T't I 44.4r,n ~ , C'., ''' • . q ' 0.4 ft iiii.. ...-- ,-4VV.,7'= : •',Z '1,, , ,, 1 e * * ll 7 C I ( ''‘ t 0 arb w....NA.,/re5.,,,,,s most extent , • , :,. , , .2' ,a 4,LAti user s---Apply at : 1 E it VA, 1, :. Wi watt Dimity's, Castle-street, Liverpool. im, Coo antler; w ' ho are thoroughly c errant with Ac ell. or freight, &e., AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL Al) vEirrisEß. an old established Wholesale de 4 pa l° rt. i ria E ts r ,i lr u in 'Accountant's Offic One or Two NCAN GIBB. _ clouVnt.s.Aw'\C-ItTLuil,DitrikteSi: good hand, and wh -au gut: the most unexceptionable references. ___._ 1 L ibn pool .Spip /() EAST INDIES J . For BO NI The very fast Ship MI: ALEXANDER NITHEIW I - Will have immediate despatt •apply on:hoard, Prince's Dock, or to HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD t.-- , 5X101.1 ETT, ,exception".,_ Apply Of by letter, post-pawl) to Messrs. J. H. STANvrer and l;KurtiEßs, 10. Norfulk-street, Manchester. Warranted first Vessel, and to sail about the sth Feby ary. ../ For LINTIN, .And kill forward Goods to CANTON at the shi s expence but ...-----77 shippers' risk, With leaTe .16 ran at SINC — RE, but uhere .-----"*". shl will only he detained a few days. The time Liveipool-bnilt B. ue JUDITH, Captain WM . AGER ; .41*,- A 1 ; 253 tons; sa il s remarkably last, and will be - •i• found a very superior conveyance both for goods and Aoassengers.—For terms, sce., Dwk ; to Mr. TA PLEY, or to \V. on board, west side Prince's W. and J. TYRE it. [PRICE 7D. TO ENGIN E-NIAKERS. / WANTED Immedidteiy, a Small 111 'II-PRESSURE VY- STEAM-ENGINE of from Four Six Horse Power .. . . with Boiler complete. Parties having Engine of officesthi de scription.to. dispose.of are requested .to iy at the fthe Grand Junction Railway Company, Mersey Chambers, Old Clitrieh-yard. . • • .. . . . Liceipuol, Jan. 27,1&36. / A CLERGYMAN, A.M., of the yversity of Oxford, 1 -- "* wishes to have TWO PUPILS, 11 under ten :ears of ace, to Educate with his own Son, ois inten d for the University. For particulars, apply at the Prime ,or address J. C. H., there. VOL. VII.---PTO. 333.1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1836. g-walto bp, auction. 4')" al o !J) auction. ',© be 4:13I1. On c, it / ; DAY. I instant, at o. 9, C A sTo IL, -Apply t _/,'" . .. BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN . SCULPTURED- ORNAMEN 7 8, ... . MARBLE (iHI.II,VEY PIECEtii, TABLES, kc. By Mr. T. BRANCH, . • Oh TUESDAY next, the 2d February, at Eleven o'clock, at the , . • Hanover Rooms, lAElegant Assemblage of Beautiful I T A N N SCULPTURE, including finely 'executed ROUPES of . FIGU R B 5, consisting of the Sheph sof Broglie, Jupiter and Leda, Maternal rnstruction -Tarn o'Shanter and Souter Johnny, Pair or s Adrian . iises with Doves, Canova's Graces, Venus in the 'IC and R,eturnintr fruni the Bath, Calliope, the Gladi• ors, sze.; elaborafe4 finished Models of the Piazza at ' , the - C athedral at Flo rence, , and the Baptistery at Pis. a great variety of splen didly sculptured Vases, - Be ers, ountains, and 'Urns, with superb entwined snake and dolphin handles; 'a pair of i ichly etched Lamps; perforated Globes; numerous Groups of Ani mals; elegant Trtpods, Tazzas, and . Vases - of Agate and Verde Patra ; with numerous other druatnental Articles. At the same titne will be Sold, about Twelve elegant CHIM NEI' PIECES, of Italian. Statuary, Vein, Black, Dose, and Garsdale Marbles ; a few Italian and British MARBLE TABLES, a number of GLASS SHADES, Sze. &c. To be viewed on Monday next, Ist February,• when Cata logues may be he'l i . rout Mr. T. BDANCH. FAMILY HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL INN, IN FULL BUSINESS. : 11 ...,...- viva be SOLD, by PUIVATit CoNTaAcTAs.oflite. term of 1.. Eleven Years, or Twenty-one Years. t' Ciaristmas last, at the,option of the Purchaser, at the Rentitir Eighty Founds per Annum, and on the usual terms spat-Hied in the existing Lease, all that old-established, well • ' istomed, and capital FAMILY HOTEL and COMME lAL INN; called the Fax INN, bite in the occupation i r. Oliver, and now of his Representatives, now and for be e eels thirty and forty years past at the least in full business, situate close to the Market place, in the centre of the town of Shrewsbury, in the county of Salop, through which town the great road froni Loudon to Holy head passes. The Premises contain Kitchen, two Larders, Bar, five Far lourson the ground floor, one Sitting-room up stairs, sixteen Bed looms, some of them being Double Bedded, Stalled Stabling for Twenty-two Horses, and an open Stable for others, lour excel. lent Vaults and other Cellars, with Coach-house and other Out offices, all adjoining and conveniently attached. The Purchaser may, if he. wishes, be accommodated with the occupation of a 1-louse adjoining, in the holding of Mr. Wil liams, who is under notice to quit at the same rent the present tenant pays, and may have it included. in his Lease or not at his option. Possession may be had immediately, or at Lady Day next. For further particulars, and to treat,' apply to Mr. WAcE, Solicitor, Shrewsbury. To sail on the 31st instant. For CALCUTTA. The fine Ship O . l' T E It S P Acv JOHN RICHARDSON, Coinin• der ; A I; burthen per register 4:)1 o • ; coppered and copper-fastened`; sails fast, and has goo ccoininodations for fast•engers.—For terms of which, or fre lit, applyito Messrs. and CO., or tu GEORGE HIGHFIELD. LINSEED and PALE RAPE OIL, in B s, Pipes, and • • Puncheons; RED HERRINGS, Wu ITE ti • INGS, and " Pickled COD FISH, in arrek. • • HAYNES and CRAM, 33, 196 g-street. THIS THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 29th lOU Duppers Ex Superior, from Calcutta. — Apply , GLADSTONE and SIiAtGEA. Oldhall-street, ;4 ( SON, Brokers. 'ItTATION, CONSTANTLY ON SAGE FOR EN.P Best River and Canal COA . BUILDING BRICKS, FIRE RICKS, Slacked and Temper LIME.. CEM T, SOAP, ike. THOMAS ANDER' N, 7, Drury-lane. On account of the Unde74itersi THIS DAY, (Friday , ) the 29th iust f,, at T elve o'clock, at Lea and Waddington's Wateht se, Rumford-street, 36 Bags Damaged iklaran am COTTON. Apply to LEA and WADDIN7FON, Brokers. ------7 A GRADUATE, in Double Honours, of ford, residing ►a lA. the most pfeasant Part of the Vale I Clwyd, prepares a few PUPILS for either of the Univergi ,or any of the Mili tary Colleges, and has now ONE VAC NC Y. Terms mode. rate.—Apply, if by letter, (post-paid,) to X Y, Postotfieet Denbigh. / ,•c j ‘,. Tu sail p os iti ve l y on t h e 16th F e b r uar ..,- ----- For BOMBAY, *a.; The tine Britt MAY WILLtAm Sirms, Con . der; 33 urthen per regi s t er 364 tons and entir re-built in 1833. — For freight or passage apply 'to Messrs. Bal.') and RUSSELL, -Brokers, or to Jf)Eltst TOBIN. Sicily BRIMSTONE, (landing,) CRUDE SAL AMMONIAC. Epsom ALTS, Turkey' COLOCYNTU and 'Parke ARABIC, ANISEEDS. Cape, Waholnes, an atic ALOES, GLUE. BLACK LEA , &c. ROBERT WATKINS and C , Brokers, 3. RaintOrd-street. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 29th instal , at One o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office Oldhall-street, 200 Bags SUGAR, • 191 Boxes SAGO, 180 Boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, Ex John Craig and Thomas Dougal, from Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT HENDERSON mind SONS. gerchants, or to BUCHANAN and BRONyNE, Brokers. r modated with a r _ F ER on the same e neighhouibood of tntort•would be coru- LODGINGS. 4 LADY or Gentleman could be ace i ±l.. DRAWING-ROOM and CH - 11 — hiker, in the House of-a Widow Lady, • l'arhament-street, where economy and i blued. 'Ferias moderate. Cards of address may be bad of the Printer, or of Miss L 97, Bold-street. V Apply to Intended to sail immediately. -----, , • For CALCUTTA, S The BRIDG " , Capt. CROSBI Burthen per register 405 tons.--For freig .or passage apply to the Captain, ou board; to C HAS. H ORSFALL , or THOS. '.i:OHIN, Esys., Merchants, or to 4014 N . II ,kS I, EDEN, Broker. at On SALE, 4.i The Liverpool-built Bargt MARY, Burthen per register 368 tons : 1 w discharging her cargo in the Brunswick Dock This is a very desir able vessel for the timber trade; a very arge carrier, and well worth the attention of p ur chasers. --Tor terms apply to /,srs. Cvnvs Mona A Lt. and SON, or to . JOHNSON, GRAINGER, and, Co., Fenwi THIS DAY, (Friday,) the29thinstanr, at ne'o'clock, at Bate. son and Iforsfall's Office, Lowe Castle-street, 44 Chests SHELL C, 7 Hovsbeads TIN ' L, , 1000 13a<=s and Pocke s GINGER, 50 Cass CASTOR OIL, , 20,000 RATTA NS, Landing., ex Rildov.—Apply to HENRY RIPLEY', Esq., Mer. ell mt. 01 to BATESON and HORSFALL. Biokers. ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND. street. For CALCU TTA, The fine A 1 BritiA-built Barque FORTE 4X2.710 J. St.y, Nlaster; Burthen 283 tons ; coppered and coppe astened, and in all respects a first-rate conveyance : !yin r to the Prince's Dock.r—For terms of freight or passage ap to J.O. JOHNSON auLUCe., or to ASHI, BROTHERS. The DANIEL WHEELER will sail first fair wind. A regular Trader. For C N CU TT A, • The remarkably fast-sailing Liverpool-built Ship • ate: MARY ANN WEBB, Rtc Fri no LLOND, Coalman r; Per register 338 tnns ; A lat Lloyd's; -cop r-fastened and newly coppered; havin g a large portion , o r cargo engaged, will meet with despatch. —For freight or ssage, having supe rior accommodations, appl:ito Helier Rip Lay, Esq., or to JAMES BREBNER. • W To 5a112901 instant- For BA It BADOES, The Barque' M THOMAS I VRTY, M. Kett Y, bias ; Burthen 255 tons.—F:lr freight or passage apply to BAktTON, LittANt, and HIGGINSONy- • To scut tl, 4th Febritarr. I:6r DEMERARA, 4 • The Ship JORNSTONE, AA WI A. 11 , 1`PnEasort, Master. Now lying in the Prince's Dock.—.4olLt9 DBACH, TtNN E. ann. To sail iransAialely. i . ; For DENIERARA, SL,I The Ship INDIAN CHI , -- ... -, - - • RonElul. MAc DOWAL, Jurt., C inlander ; )inttben per register 416 tons.—For freight passage,.(havi 21405 t superiai;cat.iu accouttnodations,) app . to JOHN GLAusroNE and o. For JAMAICA, 0 . ~- r I -4,-. BESS A, and Ports ailjaegtil, The Barque C H A Tit A M, Jouti GILL, Comilander. T ap o l r dy fre t i o ght otbassage, having excellent cabin accornutodartOn, JOHN GLADSI'ONE Add 'Co. II To sail immediately. For BARBADOS, , 1iz0..... The coppered .8 1 Brig. PERICLES, tr. STEWART, MaSter ' • 2-16 tons; lying in Prince's Dock.--For freight apply to KENNETH DOWIE and Co For SAVANNA , The new Ship JO NOX, .41%*; THompsos, M mer; - Will have early despatch.—For freight, &c., apply DUNCAN 610. LOADING 7 FOIL N EAVCASTL -ON-T The TIBER, 113 toils rister, Alt,'"W; JAS. Cows, • et - " rar . trOght, &c., apply In BAYNES and CR 4, 3.3, King-street. *team Xab(lltton. GttEENOCK. AND GLASGOW STEAMERS, With Goods and Passengers, aAV)) THREE TIMES A-WEEK, , jn\ ~„ THECITY OF GLASGOW STEAM-PAC COMPANY'S ESS LS, c rir 'OP GLASGOW (New Steamer) C',tpt 'n 1 WING, VULCAN, Captain JOHN BOY JOHN WOOD, Captain CoLiN Fret SON, Sail as under, from the Clarence Duck, with or without Pilots: — The JOHN WOOD sails To-motiaow, (Saturday,) the 30ttr instant, at• Eight o'clock in the Evening. The CITY Oh GLA.—AIOW sails on Tt ESDAY next, the 2d February at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon . The JOIN WOOD sails on .Tuni‘snar next, the 4th February, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. • Apply to DAVID WIVER and Co., 31, Water-street. For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. 7'HE CITY OP DUBLIN • STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, INCORPORATED BY ACT OF 1 RLIAISf . The Company sail their Vessels, (with tthout POots,) taking Goods And Passengers 43 the,foll ng ports; namely, To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, on WEDNESDAY. next, the lit February, at Ten o'clock in the Evening, from the Clarence Dock.. Apply, for Dublin Line. to SA*JEL PERRY, • 27, for• Belfast Line, to .Water-street. JOHN M'CAMMON anti Co., - GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, The pi luciple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters tiv a Division Of the Profits among after 'pat neat of the Dividends—thus creating a coininunity of interests between the 'Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Dividen,ls, and to• Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live St,ick the having a well supported Establishment of firt ,class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with .clue altentidn to their maintenance. Foreign Packetx. - THE GENERAL STEAM NAY i k COM PAN Y'S first-rate and sir 'VO'N ETS leave the CUSTOM-HOU for— HA Milli itG 11, (carrying his Majesty' ails,) every,Wed nesday and Saturday, early the- ing, returning every Wednesday and Saturday. ROTTRADAM and die .RHINE, (carrying . his Majesty's Mails,) every Wednesday and Saturday Morning, at Seven o'clock precisely, returning every Wednesday and Saturday Morning. Reduced Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 2s. 'ANTWERP and the RHINE, (with a bag of letters from the Postoffice,) every - Thursday Morning, at Eight precisely, returning every Sunday at the same hour. Reduced Fares — Chief Cabin, £2 2s. OSTEND and the RHINE, every Saturday Morning, re turning every Tuesday night. • • • 'CALAIS, every Sunday, , Morning, returning every Wed isesclav, • N ight. BOULOGN E,' every Wednesday Morning, returning every Saturday Night. ' For freight to Rotterdam and Antwerp apply to Messrs. Ds Bm - and KAHN, 4, Crescent, 111 inories; and on the other stations to Mr: NORMAN, No. 1, Water-lane, Tower-street. Berths may be secured at the Offices of. the Company, 37, Re gent Circus, and 69, Loinbard-street, and at 61, tCharing cross, and 56, Haymarket. Powerful Steam Packets may be engaged for Towing and Excursions. CHAS. BESSE LL, Secretary: - . • - General Steam Navigation Company, 69. Vornbard-Itreet. and 37. Rem-nt Cirrus. Loorlon. / :TION rr - PACK ., LONDON, FROM AN EGiP OA .81. ANUS:.; c I'. Tir'r 'r is well known the Egyptian Priests possess a knowledge •JI: to herbs, mitierals, - and'inetallie extracts, d a skill in the 4 .„ pplication of them to the human trains whi has since been tost to the world. 'Two of these celebrat Compounds are Ilbw presented to tur Public hy t Medics entlemen, namely, al! Embrocation and Plaster, which on t I will be found un- A y successful in the cure of some of those maladies so tlevatent in thiS climate. The .EMBROCATION for habitual ,27ad-aeh e , Tic •Doliireux, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Water on `,--"e Brain, FlatulenCv, and' Swelling caused by Dislocation or The ''PLASTER for Cancers Scrofulmis,' Tumours, Scalds kite s Swelling, Sore . Throat, Mumps, White Blisters, Burns, c hitblains, Whitlows, Stiff Neck, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Piles, arresting external 114ortification,'and gives re lief i n all affections et the Lungs and Chest. To be had of 3. CANNON Chemist and Druggist, No. 1, Pace -street, New Custom=hou s e, Liverpool, in Potties an`t Pots, at six shillings and two shillings andnmepence each, including duty. FOR BILIOUS, LIVER, & STOMACH COMM. , INDIGESTION. &c. • PRIESTLEY'S ANTIBILIOUS PIL Price is. lAA. and 2s. 9d. pes Btu, duty i hided. THESE' PILL'S will - highly effieaci sin Bilious ' Comp!aitits, 'AcorbuticHComplaints, Aff time of the Nervous System, Lowness of Spirits ' Palpitat Ind the Heart, • 'Rheumatic Pains its - th e Head, Limbs, stud her parts of the Body,' Oppressions of the Chest, Indigestioi , • Redundancy of -Dizzinews of the Eye s , Violent Pains in the Temples and across tbs.:Forehead. impaired Memory, Sick Headache, Tre 7 elusions Action of the whole Frame, Restlessness, and Frightful Dreams, Stuporifiv`Dozing Flatulency, Costiveness. &c. &e.' Prepared and sold by John Priestley, Chemist and Druggist, .Lord -street. Liverpool --Sold wholesale by Messrs. Barclay - And - Sin* Sutton and Co., Edwards, Newberry and Sons, Lon - 44 11;r - And Mr.. C. Maw - hood, South John-street ; near the New tnetnen4honse ; and retail by all - .respectable Patent _Medicine • • l t endetiVikienghout the kingdom. INTS On SALE, The Ship AUGUSTA, of St. J u, NB. ; - Length, 114 feet 5 1 inches; breath , 28 feet 41- inches; - 7 - •* -- height between decks, 5 feet 11 es; 417 20-94 t e as per register; she is copper-fastened an Wood sheathed, and underwent a heavy repair in Liverpool in 1832; sails remark. ably fast, and carries a large cargo on a light draft of water. — For further particulars apply to ROBERT D. WILMOT, 6,-York-street. . ' For SALE. A fine new BRIG. - e 4 itk 160 tons register, built entirely of F ,crlis, ----- • thoroughly copper-fastened, will be • ddy.fol ing in the beginning of March. at Buckwear near Clu is now about half planked, and may be . i s ected by au • wishing to purchase her. .• - Length. .. 7 eet. Breadth. '2l feet 3 inches. Depth. 13 feet 3 inches. For further particulars apply to . - BOSS BRO r fIERS, 16, Harrington-street. .Igdish 'oak, is .4y.for launch- . near Chepstow ; ,ected by any party For SALE, Daily-expected to arrive, ;,-. The splendid. A-1 copper-fastened Ship- ROTHSCHILD Launched at St. Andrew's, N. 8., 24th October last, rom the same Yard, and by the same Master. .Builder,. as th Ship ABBOT. F9ItD. The ROTHSCHILD is flush decked, built entirely in frame and registers 55-1 18-91 tons; she Cotnbi to the utmost ob tainable extent the prop erti e s of sailing, c' eying, and lightness of draft, and is universally acknowledged to be one of the finest specimens of .naval architecture ever produced in the British _Provinces. Her principal timbers, breast-hooks, binding streaks, Ste., are alighted States white oak, bright work (in seven 2; inch streaks) of pitch pine, bends awl paint streaks of red pine, and all her scantlimgs and fastenings are unusually heavy; has three copper-fastened oak-built boats, cast iron pumps, and iron stauncheuns betwixt decks. Her equipments and stores are ample, and all of best Liverpool manutacture. Feet. Inches. Dimensions —Length of keel ..130 3 • Length on deck ... • 129 8 Breadth of beatn Depth of hold 2l - 0 Height between decks 7 2 For further particulars, specification of scantlings, &e., ap , ply to CANNON, MILLER, and Co. THE CLIURCII OF SCOTLAND MAGAZINE, PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVERY ItIONTII,. PRICE. 6D. Now cotnpleted, Vol. Second, price 75,, honnji in cloth, of rriRE CHURCH. OF SCOTLAND' MAGAZINE. II The PuhliSher of this Work begs to 9611 the attention of the Friends of the Institutions Of the Connfiry, both in Scotland au-d - England, to the contents of the .1/Alines now c on.pleted. Ile has no hesitation in expressing , his perfect confiden a ce that. on the great leading question t he day, essenti;Aly ffecting the Religious and Civil Welfare of the Empire—viz., the question of " CHURCH ESTABLISHMENTS, They will find an extent and variety of information not to be equalled in any work of the Satne•Compass in the English lan guage. It has received, and continues to receive, the contributions and support of the most eminent and talented Clergy of the Church of Scotland, - and of the sound and well-affected portion or the Secedintr Ministers, as well as the right-minded Laity in tte'Church and among Disenters. It orn4 . inated at a period of the most violent hostility to the settled lbstitutions both Of Church and State. It entered on the defence with the boldness, decision, and energy of troth, and continues to be carried on With a nerve anfl - vig,our worthy of the noble cause in which it is embarked. • . THE FRIENDS OF THE CONNEXION OF THE CHURCH AND STATE will find in it every variety of argument, drawn from Scripture and reason—froiii history awl experience—from the nature of man, and the necessities of human society, in proof of the duty and expediency of maintaining - that connexion. They wilt obtain ample an d minnte statistical information 011 all the great facts of the question, both as relating to the Church and Dissenters in Scotlond—the revenues and numbers of the Church and Dissenters in England—the past and present state of the Church in Ireland—its property and numbers—and the present condition of Popery and Presbyterianism in that coun try. The nuinerous , abte papers of the Rev. Mr. Lorimer which it contains on the. state of the question, in America, it is con fessed, on all hands, are , unequalled and unanswerable. The able seri e s of papers by Captain Gordon, have been generally admired; while 'the not - less talented and vigorous contribn tionS from the 'pen of the Editor, - have called forth universal commendation, extending even bythose hostile to the cause. The two volumes, of the Church of Scotland lkiagaiine, now completed, contain besides' a mass of matter on the Church •quest!nn many able pipers on. collateral topics—on Education and general Literature. Me fivthanning Number for February . will be one well worthy the attention of Me4bers of the Church of England. It will contain a very able and complete exposé of the misrepresentations of the recent Statistical Tables of the London Congregational Magazine. • The Publisher again repeats his unhesitating conviction, that, in no other work of the same compass, will the Churchman find so' complete an armour for the sound defence of Church Hata blkhments. W. R. •M‘Phon, Publisher. 86 . Trongate; W. Grapel and J. Philip, Liverpool; Sitnpkin, Marshall, and Co., London' 'and may be procured by order of any Bookseller. Inourangt 24Totiros. REDUCED PREMIUMS OF ASSURANCL , YORK AND NORTH OF ENGLAND FIRE AN ASSURANCE COMPANY. rilllE attention of the Public is solicited he Rates of Premium required by this Company, a strasted below with those demanded by the London Ass r ce Offices. .• York and North of England. London, Floating Policies —Ws. per ent....12s- per Cent. Specific—All Risks Bs. per Cent...alit. per Cent. " Omit Haz. Trades•••• 7s. per Cent....los. per Cent. " Otnit.also Haz. Goods 6s. per Cent.... 9s. per Cent, Short period Policies at the usual pi oportions of the above.. The Premiums - on Life Assurance will be found on compar rison to be much more favourable to the AsSured than those .charged by most other Offices. .N.ll.—Persons insuring in this Office, are neither liable to be called upon to make good the losses of others, nor prevented from bring ing an action at law against . the Com p an y , in the e vent of a disputed claim, as is the case - in all Offices where the assured , participate in the profi W ts. M. OTHERSPOON, Agent. 7, India -buildings. . EUROPEAN LIFE. INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 10, Chathan Blue - A:friars; London, Jan. 1836. I\7IOTICE IS- HEREBY- GIVEN, that the DIVIDENDS to'PROPRIETORS for the Balt-year ending the 30th day of December, at the rate of 5-1 per cent. per- an um, are now payable at the Company's Office every day, -fr Ten '• Three o'clock. This Company continues to effect Life Insura r Preininins, which may be . paid Quarterly, Ha nually, at the option of the Insured; to grim gle or joint Lives; and to advance Mu cured on Freehold, Copyhold, or long L The As with this Company participate periodically in ou Money in the Funds. .claims will be paid within the profits, and .all Policies becomin g three months after the proof of death The Bonus declared on the 3d of July, 1831, attaches to all Policies effecte,l ou or before the 3lst day of 'December, 1829; and a further Bonus will be declared at the end of it43i. in which ult who Insure during the present year trill he entitiel to pae DAVID FOGG°, Se:l.a Ary WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents for Liverpool, • change-street East: A le at reduce , yearly, or An muuities on sin on Annuities .te .sehold Property, or tccoi ikkotirto. NOTICE. (// ALL Persons who are indebted , to thelate Mr BRAII AM RAWLINSON, of Liverp6ol, cooper, vim carried on business under the firm of Lawrence and Co. are requested to pay itomeiliately th . e accounts due from t n respectively to Mr. PasscOT, Accountant, N. 16, Castle-s eet, to whom those Persons who have clainis on the, said esta e are also requested to send their accounts for exAntiirati. HER LAS a fiat in bankruptcy is awarded d issued W against_ REBECCA THOM ['SON, of 'verpool, in the county of Lancaster, coal merchant. coal tiler, dealer and chapwothan, and she being declared a ban •upt:, is hereby required to surrender herself to the commissio era the said fiat named, or the major part of them, on t 'leventh day of February, and Eleventh•day of March ne. at Two &clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, (fah John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, and make a full discovery and disclosure of her estate and +effects; 'when and where the creditors are to ccme prepared •to prove their debts, and-at the rst sitting to choose assignees ; and at the last sitting the said bankrupt is hereby required to finish her examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of her certificate. • All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that have any of her effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom t he commissioners shall appoi nt, but give notice to Messrs. BLACK STOCK, BL Cs, and V INC ENT, Solicitors, Tem ple, London or to' Messrs. BRA uNstt and Solicitors, Femmick-strect, Livegiool. • iii3IVDA ---- On MONDAY next, the Ist February, i sd Twelve o'clock, Jones, Mann, and Foster's Cttitee, Dale-street, 4500 Bags new Maori SUGAR, of very snye-i-ior quality, Just landed ex Cassiopea.—Apply to Mr..l S AMIN, or to JON ES, MANN, and FOST/R,•Brokers. On MONDAY next, the Ist February, at we've o'clock, at Roscuw and Rigg's Office, V cc-street, 30 'nine COD 0 , 20. Tuns DOG , Now landing, ex Corsair, from Halifax.-Apply to Mr. \` at, JACKSON, Merchant, or to ROSCO'SV and RlGG,Skers FRIDAY . On FRIDAY next, the sth. February, at 'l' eve o'clock, at Corrie,. Httson, and Co.'s Office, Ito ford-place, 21,5(X) East India OX and C \ HIDES, Lying in thiver"4, 27ti and '277. Bat) teat, ex Ripley and Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply to CURRIE, lIUSON, and Co/Brokers. On Fatu.ky next, the. sth February, at Tw ve o'clock, at Currie, Hiwn, and Co.'s Office, Ru ord-place • 13.500 East India OX and COW lIDBS, Lying in 304, Harbord's, New Quay, Magnet, M tcom Cal cutta.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR bier chants, or to CORRIE, HUSO „and . , Brokers. . p . ' On FRIDAY next, the sth February, at One - clock, at Josh. Hardman, -Sons, and Co.'s Office, E auge-place, Ex change,-street East, 16 Casks GU NI GEDDA, . • . 2 Casks ItED ARGOL, ex Hunter. 9 Boxes WHITE DITTO , 6 Casks Levant WHITE GALLS, 21 Casks CREAM TARTAR., 10 Boxes Bologna WHITE ARGOLA ex Horn. 12 Casks Sifted RED ARGOL. ) ‘ s. ex Lady Stormont. 13 Cases WHITE DLTL'O, • 6 Sacks WHITE GALLS, ex Ariadne. /- Apply to Messrs. GELLER and Co., Merob4uts, or ~.. JOSH. HARDMAN, SONS, and Co., Brukers. By Messrs. WINSTANLEY and S , PEriEturzoitti.v,—On MONDAY, the Bth day February, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the 1-lons Mr. John4ale ham, sign of the Lord Nelsuo, in cotland-road, in Li verpool, in the county of Lancaste hject to the conditions of sale to be then produced,—by order of the Executors and Trustees for Sale, A LL th - at GAII . DEN or Piece •of LAND, situate on-the rl._ myth side, p.m! near the upper. end _a- oretivilte , gravet , N , ...rth, New Scotland-road, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front thereto, and at the back severally twenty yards or - hereabouts, and in - depth backwards on the east and west sides 'severally twenty yards or thereabouts, together with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, late the residence of the Owner, Mr. Thomas Finney, deceased. The Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, inclosed by a Brick Wall. • For further particulars apply to the- Auctioneers, Church street ; to Mr. 1). P. CLARE, Solicitor, 16, Hanover-street ; or No. 8, Mile-end, where a - Plan of the Premises may be seen ; and to Mr. JOHN WAttEumn, as above, who will show the BY ORDPR OF THE ASSIUNEE . S ESSRS. GREGSON and Co. have three ns to SELL BY AUCTION; on TUESDAY next, th 41 or February. at Sig o'clock precisely, at Dickinson' • ' mmercial House, Redcross-Street, Liverpool, (the conditi of Sale will be then and there prOduced,) ail that well know Flat, or Vessel, called the SOVEREIGN., t ,, gether with the a hole if her Materials and Stores. The vessel is now lying on the west side of the Canning Dock, and is well deserving of attention. Further puticulars may be had of Gtmcsor.i and Co., east side of the Queen's Dock, corner of .Kitchen-street ; or of Mr. CCNNAH,. Solicitor, Chester. Y.S.—Wrecks attended in any parti of the Kingdom. Ships and their Materials,' and Stores, Sold by Auction or Private Cunt rect. REGSON and Co. will also SELL BY AUCTION on -4‘.3 TiIiSDAY next, February 2d. at their Warehot east side of Queen's Dock, corner of Kitchen-street, Seve• HAIN CABLES, Eight 801. - rs of No. I CANVAS Qqabtiiy of MAPLE WOOL), GUN-STOCKS, and,a V ety of SAILS, and other Materials. The whole to he e t the Wareliduse at any time after Saturday next until t yof Sale. GuEGsoN and Co. inform their Flie cud the Public, that they have constantly on Sale a large ssortment of very supe rior Blocks, at least 10 per Cent. under any house in Liverpool, which they will guarantee as' being of the best materials and workmanship. Lists of Prices may be had Gratis, and the Blocks inspected. Peremptorily,—on'l'UESD AY, the 16th clay of February ne, at Twelve of the clock at Noun, at the Clarendon It • is, in South John -street, in Liverpool, .subject to kir conditions of sale as shall he then and There firiLluced, 4 order of the Devisees in Trust, and EJecuturs oi the 'Yee, and of the Assignees qf Thomas Crostnn,jun., a Ba k pt. D lo W , t ' h E e L frt N a G ic -I1 s i t h s e i l tre o n o f e 'l' e h e o t i e :i d i l : A 1.., that Piece of LAND. With th • , our several :VIES one the uf B v. U l . i k ie G h E s S al ( i ) d r s ton-street, and three immediately behind the same, forming part of a Court or Place there, called " Union-place." Th e shove Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and is in the several occupations Of James Ilampson, Trow ler, and others, and produces the yearly Rent of £45, or thereabouts, and would form an eligible investineut, being contiguous to the Clarence Dock. For further particulars apply to Mr. TOULMIN, Soltctor, 49, Park-lane. Liverpool, Januaz y 26, 1836. Perempturily,—o. T.:ESDAY, the Rith day of February next, at Twelve of the clock at Noon, at the Clarendon Rooms, in South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced!, -by order of the -,liecisees in Trust, and 14:1 , u-tws of the Mortgagee, and of the Assigners If Thomas erosion, jun. ? a Liankrap,:. LL that Piece of LAND, with the two DWELLING-. IIOUSES erected thereon, •situate on (he south side-of Lower Chisenhale-street, (sometimes called Chadwick-street,) now in the several possessions of the said Thomas C•oston and of Stephen Richardson, as tenants. And also, all those Two COTTAGES or DWELLING -HOUSES immediately be. hind the said Dwelling-houses fronting Lower Chisenhale-street, and in a Court or Place there,. called " Union-place'," one of which said Cottages is an the occupation of Clark, and the other a Vacant possession. The aboVe" Property is Freehold of Inheritlnce, and pro duces the yearly Rent of £B5, or thereabouts, and would fora► an eligible investment, being contiguous to the Clarence Dock. Tvvo-thirils of the Purchase Money may (if required) remain on Mortgage for any given number of years, the interest being regularly paid. For further particulars apply to Mr. TouLmIN, Solipitor, 49, Park-lane. Liverpool, January 26, 1836. . • • - PERSONS:witting to CONTRACT for the supply of such quantity of FLAGS as may be required by the Commis sioners for the better Paving and:Sewerage of the Town of Li verpnol, intended to be used in Flaggiug the Footwivelf- the Town may learn all particulars as to dime n s i o n s an milky, on application to Mr. C. ASHLIN, the Treasurer to the Commis sioners. Sealed Tenders of Contracts, for a period not less than twelve months, to be delivered, addressed to the C”inuaissioners, at Cleir office, No. 1, Parish offices, Fenwick-street, Liverpool, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3d "day of February next. By order of the Commissioners. EDW. G. DEANS, Clerk. Liverpool, 21st January, 1836. PORT WREXHAM HARBOUR AND RAILWAY. of £5O each. an outlet to, the com , anurelcturiug Towns of A- CONTINUATION OR BRANCH OF THE GRAND JUNCTION RAI WAY. Commencing at or year Pretott Brook, throu9ll Ch er, Flint, Greeniietd, Uhydland, to Great Orn tad. In the vicinity of Ormshead, an extensive harOnr, similar to that of Kingston, will be formed, which, -Suitable Docks ant Warehouses, will constitute the Town of PUY' Wrexham. Capital, £750,000, in £15,000 Sh Dentist £1 a S • THE importance and utility of s 'tierce of the. Int Ind and Centr England can no longer be doubted. By this route the manufactures of Birmingham, the Stafford. shire Potteries, the boo of Staffordshire, YVarwiekshire, and North Wales, will find a more ceitain, more s peedy, and a less expensive channel of transit to Ireland, to North and South America, to the West Indies, and to every other part of the Globe. By the same route the Corn and Cattle of Ireland, American Timber, and all kinds of Colonial Produce, will reach these populous districts in a shorter period and at a cheaper rate than they can now be carried, at, by way of Liverpool. • . At the Ormeshead there is dep th of water suffici en t, at all times of the tide, to goat m ercantile vessels of the grea:eit burden. 'l'he sands which render the approach to the • Pori of Liver pool so dangerous, terminate a little to the Eastward of the site of the intended Harbour,. consequently, the . heavy charges which. fall upon vessels destined to Liverpool will he avoided. Pikitage and. Light Dues will be reduced one-half. Insurance, both on .Vessels and Careoes will be effected from or to Port .Wrexham at a much less premium than to or hem Liverpool, . The Towing of Vessels by Steam, which from the Port of Liverpool is now estimAted to cost £20,000 amorally', will be from Port Wrexham quite unneeessarY. The distance from Ormeshead to the Grand, Junction Rail way, at Preston Brook, by way of Liverpool,, Newton, and Warrington. is not less than 80 miles, whereas the distance by the proposed Line will not exceed 6U miles—thus, between Dublin and Birmingham 20 miles of the distance will be saved, and the danger which now besets the approach to the Mersey will be avoided. To Wrexham. Shrewsbury, Cheltenham, Worcester, Glou cester, South Wales, Bristol, and Exeter, by the New Lines of Railroads wiaich are already before the public, this Line will have a decided advantage. as it will unite at Chester the Great Western with the Great Northern Lines, and form a teruona nation to them both. • 'l'he whole Lines is,nlmost a water-level. The country through which a great part of the Line will pass is at present waste, un incicised land. Mate:ials for the coustruction of the Railroad add tint bout are in gi.eat abundance on th e Line, aod may be procured .at a less cost than in almost any other part of Great )3ritain. The Line will pass over a country abounding in coal, and through the very cen tre of the lead trade of Flintshire. On a section of five Miles of the road, namely, from Flint to Greenfield, it is estimatedthat not less than 1:5000 annually is now paid for land carriage of lead, copper, and coals. It is ascertained that the principal Landholders on the Line will give their hearty sanction to the exertions of the projectors. The present estimate, made from a hasty survey, warrants the promoters in stating that the cost of the Railway will no t ex c e ed .i:8000 per mile, and that £250,00t) will be ample to secure an Act of Pailiament, and to complete the • Harbour,. Docks, and Warehouseing., . • The Capital required for this noble undertaking will, there fore, be £150,000. Persons wishing to participa te i n its advantages may secure Shares by makiog application, (post paid ) , to the following ap pointed Agents, on or be f ore t h e .81h day of February next, when a Prospectus will be ready, with the names of the Direc tors, Engineers, and Projectors of the undertaking. Agents, Mr:WM. E.t.a Solicitor, 43, Paradise -street, r S. Solicitof,c Solicitors,h es 43 11 , 1 . Messrs. Birmingham; WaLtast.uv, KEIG IiTL , and Pang cery-lane, London; blr. risouAs SM 11H, So4citor , - I,; v a r , pant: E s. d. 18 10 10 7, 17 8 10 16 4 2 15 E-E 14 7 0 5•;,12 11 6 AFTER iiLIDAY ira On TuEsoav, the 9th February next, at Tw.. ve o'clock, Edward Chaloner's Bonded Yards, Harr' gtou and Kent streets, 67 Logs of Honduras MAHOr NY, 30 Logs of St. Dowingo 0,.. • 173 Logs of Cuba DITTO, •, 1 , 15 Logs of Havana CEDA I,• 128 Planks of Rio de Janeiro ROSEWOOD, 579 LANCEWOOD SPARS. EDWARD CHAU/NE[l, Broker. On THULiSDAY, the 11th February next, at Tvt t Mott' ueux, 'Taylor, and Co.'s 0 • e, 40 Chests Bengal IN DIG , A Arrived, per Superior, front Caicutta. iply to Messrs. D. and T. `MLLES, Merchants, or to PRIESTLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX,I y Brokers. /1101.A.NEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Ou WiioNEsoEty, the 17th February next, at velve o'clock, at Alolyneux Taylor, and_Uo.'s Office, • apel-street, 1660 Bags I ManillaSU 11, 60 Casks S Just arrived, per Antigua Packet, from t . NIOLY-NIWX, TAYLOB, - . larqers„ lflY y S. By His MajeBty's Royal Authority. ISen6rpDat?oUn tof every ti sreAciNsymptomFCC?fillhtehSC effectu a l Disease,and the many disorders arising trom PROFESSOR improper treatment. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, at No. 54. Seel stieet,'Liverpool. (Nur doors from Slater-street) in boxes at 25..9ti. and 4s. 6d. each. (*"With each box is given directions how to talc. arid observations on points, beneficial to the pati worth knowing, by those who, are, or have be this dreadful and devastating malady. • • • "Venienti occurite murb• • Oppose the disease i . infancy." "These, 0 sinful pleasures, that re thy trophies—'tis thus c m.operating with the foe of God man, thou degradest hu man nature, and bdisteth the opening prospects of human fc licity."—B L A I So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand PATIAcF,A for this Complaint, Tire "Hygean Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical discoveries,)as a specific reinif dv to exterminate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures frequently itn,:ibed in moments of inebriation, or thought lessness: never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it was sought after with- avidity, and used with undeviating success in -the must minute anti intricate cases of .the delicate complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout G erman y , caused their speed introduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who fitted the chat' . at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which they were co.utinual,y admnistered, can be attested by many thousa n ds, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion ant safeguard of the soldier, in all cases where the 'slightest suspicion of infection was entertained. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The 1 - Igean Pills root out every particle of time insid ll4lUB poison, purifjing in their progressthe wholemassof they not only remove the diilease, but renovate by their action the different functions of the body—expelling the 'grosser hu mours and in a manner•somild and imperceptible - as to cop vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers,- they neither contain .mercury or any other mineral, and may he taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery : — they require no restraint of diet, loss of time, or hindrance of business. ' The Hvgean Pills may be depended -upon as a cat tam cure Itv persons of either sex, in all stages of a certain ease, and that without producing the least inconvenience- At any period when time slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to the Hvgean Pills, for when taken be fore the disease has made its appearance it acts as a certain preventive, removing ; the complaint effectually and secretly. deplorable state in. which many persons have been when visiting the proprietor from the-use of mercury, renders it int peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger ous mineral .When injudiciously administered. • These Pills should form a portion of all :Medicine Chests by sea and land, and ought never to be omitted by any person -goingalong voyage or journey : their properties are such, that neither heat nor cold will injure their quality, or prevent their due effects on the constitution. Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence, No. 54, Seel street, Liverpool, from Eight in• the meriting until Ten at night, (on Sundays from Nine till Two,) where be gives advice to all appli c ants taking any of his.preparations, wiTnotlT A PEE. Letters (post paid) enclosing a remittance, answered .hy re turn, and • Medicines • punctually trunsinitted to tiny ,adAtiaas, either by initials or tame. , • • • • • these rills, hang hints sufferers fronil VALUABLE FREEH OLD ESTATE ANDCOAL MINES IN BLACKROD. O be SOLD, by PR m PRIVATE CoNAcr, the FREEHOLD Tand IN HERITANCL of a FARM, situate on the southerly side of the village of Blackrod, conisting of Twu Dwelling-houses, Cottage, Barn,- Stable. S . hippons, and useful Outbnildings, and several CloseCet Laud, eouiaMiug the whole 32 acres, or thereabouts, of the statute measuje, our in the respective occupations of Widow Boardav icharti Mayor, and others. Together with the MINES of COAL and .'N EL, lying under the said estate, which are Very vale e, and comprises the well-khuwn Mines called the Canoe s e, the King Co4l. the Yard Mine, the Bone Coal, the ith's and the Arley Mine. The Estate adjoins a good road, and is situated a! a short distance ft:nil the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. The Mines are of a superior quality. For further information apply to Mr. AcKatts, of Bicker shaw-hall, Abram, nearVigan; where a plan of tee Estate may be seen.' " • Jantiaiii 28th, 183 h." - • - • FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF TONTINE. • 111 HE PrOperty which is the subject of this Tontine 1. hold of Inheritance; situate in the - northern par. -di pool, in• the vicinit% of the North • Market; HOUSES and PREMISES, valued bran e" at £6:3oo,•and the Recta! (at a moderate, 'ree- Liver consists of Anent Surveyor amounts to . £552 per A damn. 'rhe Tontine to consist of 126 TRA N of £5O each. The interest of the Shareholders - to depend upon the Lives of Nominees, to be namedby them each Nominee to be 50 Years of age or -upwards; one - Life to be nominated for each' Share, and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion of the Rents during the Life of his Nominee. The Shareholder whose Nominee shaltSurviVe all the other Nominees to become the absolute Owner of the whole Property. As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Property will be conveyed to the Shareholders—who• are to exeotte a Deed in which the Rules and Regulations ortireTnntine will be detailed. Shareholder, by Insuring the the Life.of his Nominee, {which can be done -for a trifling sum,) may secure the repay , ment of the value of. his •Share on the death of the Nominee ; and in the meantime he-will receive his proportion of the Rents, which proportion Will increase on the death of each of the other Nominees. Au opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to Yield good interest, and at the same time to give to each Shareholder a fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the Property. For further particulars, and for• Copies of the Prospectus, application mav be made-at the Office of -Mr. GaoaGE WOR THINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool ERABLE SHARES .Co .br 1L t. HOUSE To BE LET AT NEWTON-IN-THE ILLOWS. 410 be LET, and may be entered upon it ediately, a very 1. excellent HOUSE, situate near the lurch, in the town of Newton, within a few minutes' wa the Railivas Station at Nee ton Bridge. There are two Si g Rooms, two Kitchens, six Bedrooms, with a Cellar, and al other convenient Offices attached to the !louse; and also' an enclosed Back Yard and Garden to the Premises, which, with the House, are in good tepair, mid fit for the immediate reception of a tenant. yor rent and particulars apply to Mr. WurrE, Newton-in the-\Villows. • To DAIRY FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. CAPITAL GRASS. FARM TO BE LET, Situate in the Township of Baydock, in the County of Lancaster. I'llo be LET, and may be entered upon at Candlemas and May, 1536, a very desirable FARM, known as the HA Y DOCK LODGE PA 11111;COnSiSfing of a good ?Arm House, exteu .. ive- and coni;eniejit (k t t4.h4t44ixwi tt complete order and 'repatr7; aqd Meadow-and Pasture LAND, of a very sup prior quidity, in a .; high state of cultivation ; a prtion of is Land his been drained; and a. part covered with hone- st. The whole Farm is itrass side upwards, and in excellent %ter. and L'he Poor Rates are unusually , the Rent moderate, to any person in want of a Dairy r Grazing Farm, a more desirable opportunity is rarely offered. The Hiqdock Lodge Farm is situate near to the Town of Ashton, within • one mile of Newton-in-the-Willows, four miles from St. Helens, six miles tram Wigan, and six miles from Warrington. For rent and particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS WHITE, Land .Agent and Surveyor, Newton-in-the. Willows. TO FARMERS, PROVISION DEALF S, MO be LET. and may be entered upon, e Land imme diatelvoind the Dwellini-house and obuildings on the Ist May, 183 n.) a desirable FARM, consi tug of a good Faint House and Outbuildings, and about 53 Cheshire ieres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND, situate At Hayes Greeen, in the Township of Haddock. The Land is conveniently situatarieir to the Buildings, and the Palm and 'Premises, from treir contiguity to Haydock Colliery, where several hundred workmen are constantly played at good wages, is peculiarly ti ell adapted as a - Dairy halm and Provision Shop, (there being no Provision Shop neat the place,) and to a resiteCtAble persim who understands Farming, and could unite with it the Pro Vision Trade, conside rable business might be done. • This Farni is well situate, adjoining the Sankey Canal, so that manure could be advantageously got to it by flats at little expense. The Poor Rates are low, and the rent reasonable. Ha ydock is distant only one mile from Newton-in-the-Wilkiws, four front St. Helens, and six front Warrington. For rent and particulars apply to Mr.THOSIAS WityrE, Land Agent. Newton-in-the-Willows. (VIE PROPRIETORS of the uvEßpooL EX .CHANGE will be paid a Dividend of k r Pounds Ten Shillings on their respective Shares for the ar 1835, upon ap plying' to Mr. JOHN SUDLOW, the Casbi , upon or after MoN o4v next, the Ist of February ; and • so the further sum of Three Guineas for each Share, in lie of the Right of Nomina tion to the Public Room for the pr' it year, provided the cattle be demanded on or before the 2-ith t December next. Proprietors should be prepared to p,oduce their Certificates, if required, to Mr. Sudlow, and Personal Representatives of • deceased Proprietors, Trustees, and others who hive not already ,obtained Certificates, will be required to produce the Wills or lustroinents under which they claim, to Mr. THOS. CARSON, Solicitor, 38, Castle-street. By order of the Proprietors, at their General Meeting, held the 25th day ofJanuarv, WILLIAM FOSTER, Seer#tirry. FAMILY END.OWM,ENT SOC!ETY for ranting , a t or after the time of Marriage, Endowments the Children 35 who may issue therefrom. ()ace (temporary , ,Great Win. chester . ...street, - city. Capital 1:500,puo: TRUSTLES. Pascoe St. Leger Grentell, Esq. Hcnr orcher, Esq. Martin Tucker in , Esq. DIKE;CTORS Henry George Ward, Esq, M.P., Chairman. George Alfred ' Muskett, E-q., Deputy Chairman. William ButterwOrth' Bayley, I Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq. . Esq. Bazett David Colvin, Esq. i Edward Lee, Esq. John Fuller, Esq. I Major John Luard. Theinas Willis INlUskett, Esq. AUDITORS —RI% eisdale William Grenfell, Esq.; 'William Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P. BaNicuus—Sir James Esdaile and Co. PitystclAN—Dr Roget, Sulio4oN—Edward Cock, Esq. S o tactToris—Messrs. Lacy and Bridges. This Society undertakes to pay to all the future children of any given marriage (from the eldest to the ywugest) £lOO each, (or any smaller or larger sum agreed upon,) on their se "rally attaining any specified ag e from 14 to 21 inclusive, on con dition of receiving au annual - premium,. payable during any number of years, not exceeding the age of endowment, and de pendent upon the life of one or both parents, at their option. Table for 14 years. Age ol the Bus baud. Age oil the Wife. Auttuai Premium, to cease at Husband's death, or atter the 15th payment. If this premium be paid for 15 years, each child will be entitled to receive EMU on compietin,' its I4th year. But if the father should die before all the premiums are paid, no further payment will be required in order to secure the EndoW. most. - • 52 I 40 I 10 15 0 +4'4 ° `"l The premium may also be computed to cease, in the event of the death of the mother, or of either of the two parents who might die first; or it May be paid in one sum, or in annual sums, without any such life contingency. The premiums for endowing future boys only, or future girls only, are rather more than one-half of those for all children. The premiums payable (luring 22 years fur endowing future children at 21 years of age are somewhat less than two-thirds of those in the above table. 'ow Aig existing children are made re rhe pientiums for en d turnable (if desired) in case they do not attain the age of en dowinent. The parties enibwing f u t u re children will be entitled to four fifths of the profits, the above pretniums•being more than suffi cient to enable the Society to Will its engagements. Proposals for effecting endowments may be had at the Office. ,r- The usual commissi on alio jwoe(4lNo bli G l i i tz ittrs s , o A v g t en i ts e tt i - . e.tary. 1 FRENCH CIRCULATING LIBIt Y, 35, CHURCH-STREET. .1 ECHOFFIN and Co. have pleasure n informing, the ~ Gentlemen and Ladies of Liver of and its vicinity that they have opened a Library as a 7 , (in addition to their Usual'Atick of Foreign Books, Pri &A:0 which will con e ttnue to embrace all the French rks of celebrity. New Novels, &c., by good authors, will be added to the Library as soon as thev.appear in Paris. N.B.—ffaving continual communit.ittiorls with Paris and „Brussels they procure Works, for their friends, in all Languages, on the shortest notice. Also, auy Article of French Manutkic tore, not prohibited to he imported; and, as a part of titter Fa• wily resides iu Paris; they have eery facility or despatch, and Commissions are continually being executed by them to tlie satis faction of their friends. • Ir 11l GLOVES, ~B LONDE, CLEANED, to equal A._ Eir,, by LA OUR RATEAU and CO., I • Isiaw Bop-sTuLET, corner of Grosvenor-street, 'Loud() and re 7, ceired for, and - Sent to, them every May Eye • rg, by their only Agent for -Liverpool. Mgrs. LOMAX, T . ," Coffee, and SfnallWare Deit!etiNo. 2, Cases-street. L. R. and Co. respectfully infornt the P c, that, from their great success, articles cleaned'hy t i being really made tee spaaCtrete in appearance and ratite, many imitations hate „arrcon. It is, therefore,.neeessary to guard- against being en trapped by the insidious representations of persons who pretend -to he eounkted With them in these discoveries, of 'which thue are original and only authors, and request that the Parce' - ' ff== directed Jr L. Raterta and Cu., with the name and ex -4 dress of the Agent written•thereon. MR. BARBER'S. Pupils will resume their., RoYAL INSTITUTION this Week: * • In addition to General and Anatonii TTIZESQUE; ACAPSMY iS now added fo Figures from Nature. " Terms may be' known on application at the institution. January 26,18.36. rudies at the ecawing, a Pic study of Rustic MONTREAL. 41AMES COURT, ACCOUNTANT and SHIP • G AG ENT, MosiTirEAL, offers his services in the . C LEcTioN of DEBTS, and in GENERAL AGEN Y iart however from the Sale of Dry Goods, which be , does undertake. References—Messrs. DENNtsToui.:,l\l/kcNIK, aud Co., or A. PARLANE, Esq., 20, Water-street. JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-S THE Proprietor of this Establishment returns '' unprecedented success he has met with A.' time he has been open, and begs to observe i conducted on the principles of econol n characterised it from the first. JACK'S COFFUE-HOUSE will be found particularly eligible to Travellers •by the Railway, who may have Breakfast at the earliest hours. ,Thrßailway Omnibuses call at the usual hours. -•- Is tor the ing the short _ it will ever be d comfort which FURNISHING IRONMONGER, MANUFACTURING TINMAN AND 13TiAZIER, -3, SOUTH JOHN-STIthET. • A . TDWARD BURRELL, sou of the late C in John 111 Burred, begs most respectt•ut'y to thank • riends and the Public for the numerous favours c, ter upon hinr•sinm his commencement in business, and as them nothing shall be wanting on• his part to merit a con ance of their support. Goods-supplied for exportation, Ships Stoves furnished,' Re paired, &c., Bell. Hang►ng and Smith's Work in grueral, Shower, Slipper, and Hip Baths fur sale or hire.: -- • • A good Second hand IRON SAFE on SALE. • BONDED BOTTLING VAULTS FOB, WINES, &c., Ii cmyoun-PLACE: IVVINES may be BOTTLED Bond; without any delay V by want of space, Sm., in Jones's A 321, Itumtord-place. Stillage room for 150 Pipes. Apply to ,JOHN DRIVER and Co., Exchange•alley North. !lltl4'z 4, ' ""-- L 1 V 843,Nitt4i,-GallZerAlitiMllll,ollllll44,4*o63oll.4' ' - , ..: •-• ~ ,_ , ESTABLISHEO 191 , JANIYAEY, . THIRD DIVIDEND. • . _ .., rii E Directdrs have declared a DIVIDEND of Thee Pounds :- r - Ten Shillings per Cent. for the thilf Year ending on the 314 December last, being at the rat . f Seven per Cent. per i i ii Annum ; which will be paid to the Pi rietors, on applicatio n at the Bank, on and after the 23th ins ant. By order'of the Directors. JAMES MACGREGOR, Manager. Liverpool Commercial flank, High-slreet, January 12, 1836. LIVERPOOL 'WORKHOUSE. MHE CHURCHWARDENS and , OVERSEERS beg leave to state, that they have, at the present time, a num ber of healthy BOYS, of the age of 14 sears and under, fitted for a Seafaring Life, or for Manta • ries, whom it is desired to put out to-Service. • Application to see the Boys to • . made. to the Governor, at the Workhouse. By order, JOHN ISIACE.INLAY, Secretary. Parish-eh:es, 26th Jan. 183(3. Air RR . GADNER, HrpNoLonlST, respectfully informs the .Public. that he has just returned to Liverpool, (for a short time only,) and may be consulted on his ystem of pro curing sound and refreshing SLEEP without e aid of Opiates of Medicine of tiny kind. • . M.r..G.'s references and testimonials r sufficiently respect*. ble and numerous to satisfy the must tical of the efficacy of his System. . Any commands or letters, post-paid,. left at-this Office, or with Mr. P. B. WRIGHT, Castle-street, or 52, Devon-street,-will meet with immediate attention. Mr. G.'s, Residence will be given in future Advertisements. Saturday livening, Jan. 16, 183'3. . • . . yr L. E. ESti ELL, SURGEON DENT IST, ( of the firm of Lskell and Suns, Surgeon .Dentists, •may be consulted in all cases of Dental Surgery, at No. , DcaasiatiaT, LI VERPOOI.. Mr.- E..invites the- attention of tho Ladies or Gentlemen labouring under the misfortune of . acing Decayed Teeth, to his celebrated MINERAL RA - METALLIC, for Filling Decayed Teeth, however 1 ge or small the cavity be, it can be filled effectually. The h neral is put into tbe.cavity in a state of paste, it Hardens into an Enamel, and becomes incorporate with the outer shell, arresting _thereby the prop ess of further decay. The operation is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest pain or inconvenience to the patient. :LOOSE -TEETH FASTENED, whether arising from old age ' the use of calomel, or neglect, or other Natural Disea ses of the Gums. . INC() RRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH supplied, from one to a complete set, g uaranteed fur Mastication and Articula tion, without the ineurnbrance of tying or twisting Wires, ti:c. &e., or any Ligatures whatever. Mr. E. assures the public that lie has brought the science to that state of perfection, f,r beauty and durahility,• that he can most safely assert, that on the most initiate inspection they could not lie discerned from the natural and beautiful production of nature. Attendance from Ten till Four, at No. 94, Duke-sheet,. Li- Two good MECHANICAL DENTISTS WANTED.— . Apply as above. - TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 19 ; SOUTH JOHN-STREET. ViT N. SCOTT begs to int imate that he ha; . Premises lately occupied by T. Ashhroe" Glass Manufacturers, wilich he has fitted up TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, &c.; and rust* tint , attention to those who may honour hit mailds, a determination to offer nothing, and to charge the smallest retuuneratin , share 'Of public favour, which it will ey , and appreciate. In the Tea department W. N. S. has peculiar privileges, and bestows most careful attention in the selection of those lots most useful to the consumer, which being always purchased iu. bond ot•the lowest cash price, the public may.confidently ey, that all•descriptions of the article bent .froan his - e stablishment, shat,•for flavour and quality, be exceeded .be nuns; while ho trusts•titat the small tate of protit charged on first cost, will se cure for his Teas a decided preference. W. N. Scott also begs state that he has purchased from' the late firm of T. Ashbrook and Co., the whole of their ex t ens i ve and well assorted- stock of richly cut sod yam . , Glass, which he is selling.itt cost price, it not-being his nitention to conti n ue the Glass Trade after the ptesent.Stoek is disposettrof. In the•menotime all kinds of 'Glass continuo to be made, an & cut to order-and pattern on the ahortest notice. ds. taken the .00k and Co., , raft the sale of iitat an unreunt ...it with their.coto ,. b or. good quatity, ofit, will ga in him a .e e his study co merit • RHEUM ATISNI, SPRAIN'S, &c '. /1 U TolEv,fi.b' ? i‘ii . s •k t .V e 1)3a138;1; of t his P t t ? is ll i l. ) ?, L ., 1)( i .l C e, i l i a ' s h it been lung esteemed as a remedy for Chronic ' h..inatistii; Chilblains (when' Unbroken), Spasmodic Affecti. i -, Palsy, S'tiffness, and 'Joints, Sprains . ruiges, and De'ainess. bet r ,t li tZ . p o r f ep ti a ' r e ation cornbined with ottrer powerful ttitnit ,. 'eats in the form of Opodeldoc, it is rendered more efficient as en e xternal application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flalnriel; . o l 2 the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of the 'tercel, invigorges the absorbents, and promotes the local circulation ; - henee its efficacy in the above complaints. Prepared and sold.iu bottles at Is. Ild. and 2s. lid., by T. Butler, Chernist, 4, Cheapiide, corner' of St. Paul's London, and (authenticated by his name and arldres4 printed in the ac companying' stamps and labels) may be.libtained of most re spectable druggists, &c., throughout the United Kingdom,- and i .. n particular of Mr. C. MAwilooo, Medicine Warehouse, South John-street, and the principal Chemists and Droggiste in Liver. pool, . . , ..- . ,-..- LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIE S. ' . ripHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETINd of the GO / vERNORS of this IN sT IT u - 110 N. e it . ‘ek i v l i lbe_ s l t i r o e l e d t e , n in in the' BOA et n-itoom, Parish-offices, No. L • ' 14'itionV, the sth of February next, at T w ' 'clock, to transact ' the .usual Business of the Charity a nd to . 01. Officers fur the ;li g ' ensuing year. ' i ' By order of the General Committee, jAmEs BOARDMAN, Secretary. , DiNpensaries-qffice, Nu. I, Fenwick-street, January 23, 1.43.36 , ------ The Treasurer begs to acknowte dge the rec.‘ipt of the follow. . ing Donations:— £ S. d. 1 Jtiseph•Cooper, Esq 2l 0 0 .1. Wright, jiiii, per Timothy Bourne, Esq . l's -0 William Thompson , ,Esq 5 5 0 i v , A Friend, per Mess rs. Mar p les and Co. 1 0 0 ~' D. J., per J a mes Aspinalt, Esq., Mayor lO 0 0 • - Thos. 111otyneux,.Esq , New sham-house, second 5O 0 0 /,. James Gerard, Esq.. M ' .D. second lO 0 0 ' Wm. Pearson and George Booth, Esqrs., 'Trustees of e - John Ashton, Esq. ' Wavertree ' • 3 A Friend, per Josias Booker, Esq lO 0 0 Mrs. Lei; h, Parkhill - road, at the request of her late t d , husband, 'JIM. Leigh, E>q., per Jas. Dawson, Esq. 21 U 0 Joseph Brooks Yates, Esq., being wages forfeited by t a servant for leaving without notice - 3 6 d James Alison; Esq 2l 0 0 Mr. Atkins, Zoological Gardens, per the Mayor, 2d 5 0 0 I ; Richard Fillies, Esq., St. Helen's, being part of a . . Legacy bequeathed to him by the late B. Hatton, Esq. - 10 10 0 Itytae Holmes, Esq., amount received to settle a = ,„iilispute... "' Arthur Heywood,.Esq., Lark-hilt ' ' 'E Joseph Brooks Yates. Esq., West Dingle, third...... 20 0 0 Chohnley Woodward, Esq .• • . lO 10 0 o f Collection at St: Michael's Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. H. Berry , A. lll 22 2 6 tw Legacy final the late Miss Elizabeth Worrall, per her . qg Executor, the Rev. Thos. Bold, A.M . l9 19 0 i t , Samuel H. Thompson, Esq., at the request of his late oi F other lOO 0 0 . -------