The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12 00:00:00

7 • - ~ >,~' r.► t r • r. f'► /- . - ) (c - ; /s , a ~ al...aiit.,: '- - .- -, ,, r4 , 7 ._ ./.8.t. K .. . . - _ 41 .4. 4. ..... ... cc.. ...............—/ - ... utTANTED, an ASSISTANT, tti Epifish classes ; if to I 41‘ 2 t I V .....r ) ..... • E. \:, _,‘ e a , .. ..- 1 . • t• ,- .. , t V he must understand the Gra mar weil.-.Address, B. ~. at the Standard-otlice. 4 ...,.• M .- ANTED, a Seklooy4AsTb . :lti, f solid attainments I Y and truly Chttsuan rnineiple s tor Sch oo l 'th 1. .._ r~ !Übe tool AST I i‘TDI L: For BOMBAY, The very fast Ship MIN ' , VA A 1, t6I, ' ' ALEXANDER M'PnEnso ommander; ' 7 Will have itnmediate despatc I. For freidit, Bce., apply'on board, Prinve's Dock,•or to DUNCAIS-"GIBB. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. iool in ,ne cottri‘ y. None 'need - give theinselves the able of applying who innot prOdoce the inosi satisfactory testitnoniels. A Ilan and its Wife without Familv.would be preferred. Particulars may be known ou application to Mr. HuGlll3# ,3ookseller, llanelagh-street, Liverpool. . . r . To sail about the 20th inttt z nt. For,CALCUTTAiyet, 4: 11, The.fine new Leith -b u ilt Ship YSAN DER, i WILL[ AM C URRIE , C linander• A' I, 475 is per register, coppe re d , sa il s remarkably fast, and will be found in every respect a first-rate conveyance both for goods and passengers, having, a large poop deck, and the berths beinT very commodious.—For terms, &c., apply on b oar d, i n the Priuce's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER. HEARTS RESOLVED,- AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-ShIOI.I.ETT. VII. ---No. 328.] TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1836. [PRICE 7D. MINING PROPERTY. ONTLEMAN who is sole P;oprietur of an eNtensi ve LAL copmtauNE, the Wtolts of hich have been corn ileCed at his own expense, and iu Whic Seven additional : large Lodes have been recently discovers which render a further )utlay advisable, is desirous of meet► g with some Gentleman property, and undoubted respectability, who would be tilling to purchase a large share in the Mine, with a view to cork it efficiently. Letters from Principals, optheir Solicitors, post paid, addressed to Mr. PAIMS, Sulicitkor, No. 35, Saint Swishiu's-lane, Lombard -street, London, %%id be attended to. .-JZ.r.._.-.t.;_4,s_!waoakaia••••em•u•mtaeaa.•asn.errop.•..6a•mmmiogumsam#Em•••••al••MMNlMlS...... On *atc. - 4-'.alco by Auction. 1)12 Auctton. *ale by fturtfon,.., Tu saa immediately. For BATAVIA and SIN CA RE, The A I British -built Brig H ,TENSIA, -Ws% - W. A. ll Etn, C om der,. (Who is well acquainted t the trade;) Borthen per register 233 tops; newly coppered and eJpper• fastened.—For freight or passage apply to Alessm. HOLDER. NESS and Cuti.To N; J . N. Wool) anti Co., or to 110 BERT VISE and Co. On E SA.L, The beitutifio Brigantine REBECCA ; Burthen 1.22 tons; built underthe Owner's particular invection, at Cumberland, N.S.; 16un' ed in July ,eist : length, 70 feet 7 iuches ; Eve. tb, 20 feet 4 inches; depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a must des' de vessel of her size, sails fast, and carries a large cargo at a very easy draft of water.—Apply to THOMAS HATTON, Jun., Canning-buildiugs, 35, Sou.h John-sheet. THIS DAY. Tests. D&Y. (Tuesday,) the 12:h instant, at Twelve o'clock, ou • the Quay, east side BrunsWick D , 568 . L0gs Piue TIMBEFt 4:18 Logs Birch TI MB , 44 Birch PLANKS 12 FathOrni LAT - 00 D, 1100 Bairel BILLETS, Nol landing, ex ffellington, froui Sydney, C.B.—Apply to MeSsrs.. 31 4 .14E00, thiusroN, and Co., Merchants rto DUNCAN and EW G, Brokers. Also, 90 Loss Quebec OAK, per arab, 5 Logs DITTO, .larwood, 1269 Standard STAVE 'do. 2250 W 0. Pun. DITTO, do. 2250 IL 0. Hhd. Dtrro, do. Messrs. JosEpti Fu: 'r; and Co., Merchants. (Two i o L., est, ) DUNCAN and EWING, Brokers. FUR IRI RE, b: AC Al By Messrs: THOS. WINSTANi..EY and-SONS. OD FRIDAY. next, the 15111 instant, at, Eleven O'clock , precisely, on the Premises, Brougham Terme!. ~Seacoinhe, rIHE genuine and useful H0LJ....4EH01:1) F MITR land other Effects of a Gentleman changin is Residence. The Furniture comprises Cainp and Ften • BedsteadS, with Printed Calico Hangings, well-seasoned he ther Beds and Bed ding, Painted Chests. of lita.wers an 'amber Articles; twig handsome Printed Calico Window,Cu ants, Brussels and Kid derininsier Carpels, Fenders and Fire Irons.• . ' _ EXTENSIV , SAI , ESUPERIOR SEASO.XED MAHOGANY AND ROS ' OD.. ESSII S. T. and J. Ttz oTTE Hy announce to the Public that they are instructed Mr. Jou ROBIN SON, who is deeliniq the Retail part o • tis,RusineSs i to SELL by AUCTION, at his Yard and Sho , the upper end. of. Fleet street, on T 1-1 tAts DAY. next, the instarit,, an d f o llo w i ng d ays , Precisely at Eleven o'clock eae .day, an: extensive STOCK el Seasoned. MAHOGANY and, ROSEWOOD in. the_Log, in Plank. in ,Bear 6 :and iii ev,ery: form suitable for the geneta piirp , ses of first-rate Cabinet Makers, requiring.splenclid speci mens of wood for the manufacture of costly articles of ulti if u JHE ROBERT NEWTON of Leeds, will preach a SERMON, at WESLEY C EL, Upper Stanhope street, THIS EVENING, at Seven o'cl after which a Collec tion will be made in behalf of the Funds of therCuapel. Tuesday, Jan: 12, 1836. . To suit immediately. For MANILL A, The welt-known Clipper S ENAY, RUCH STEWART, Como litter; ' IS)• ;one Wo per reuister.—Fo r f re i g h t or passage apply to Messrs, J. Y. ooVid Cv. , oi-tn ROBERT WISE and Co. _ • . - Sets of Alahogan% Chairs, Sofas, Set of Dining Tables, Pair of modern Caro Ditto, Pembroke Ditto, Sideboard, Sic:, the Kitchen Requisites, and other useful Articles. • • • To be viewed on Thursday next, the 14th instant, when Cat - louttes may be lid on the Premises, and of -Messrs. THOMAS WINSTAN LEY and SONS, Chtlrch-StiVet. HAMILTON-SQUARE ACADEMY IRKENHEAD. AT R. , :11ERRING begs to anno i 6 . that: ,he haA, RE ..LVIL MOVED to the above comitio tis Residence, where his Pupils will recommence their studies on N3TEVNESDAY, the 2Uthinstant.—For terms apply a t th e Standifd-oilice. !?POO L .sk , Z, Intended t o ta il i mme di ate l y. For CALCUTTA, z' The B It I D G E 'f x / Capt. CaosatE; Bortlien per register 405 tons.—For freight o assage apply to The Captain. on hoard; 10 CHAS. HoRSFALL, or THOS. TuBIN, Esqrs., Merchants, or to JOHN HASLEDEN, Broker. Has the greater part 7of her rar,ao an, boar and will b; despatched isamedialety. For LINTIN, And w il l forwzrd Goods to CANTON t ship's expense • s a w but shippers , ri • , F• 1 The fine A 1 B.Lrque S L WAY, MATTHEW PROCTOR. Commander; Burthen, per regist..l37 tas.—For freight apply to THOMAS RfPLMY, or to • DUDGEON, I3ALLEN Y, and Co. 4 % ' - For cALcur4. - . - ........ Th, fine Shy OEI i..: it 00 L, JOHN RICHARDSON, Cow Rtlder ; A. 1; barthen per register 40! as; enppered and copper.filiteDed; saik; fast, and has good ceommodations for passengers. —For terms of wbieb, or frei, t, apply to Messrs: TArton, YerrzEtr, and'Co., or to GEORGE HIGHPIELD. TVTIY'S-- To sail the 15th January For BARBA:DOE;" The first-rlass newly.c -ed Brig JOHN BLAC , JOHN APK.ENZIE, 4 aster. For f r ei g ht or passage appir to S. Lee TaorstArt, Merchan' .Clarence-buildings, North 111 in-street, or to CAMPBELL and CRAWFORD. To rail uR the-16A insta t. For DEMERAIi: Th e Blig H WE, I CT A, • THUS. SPENCE, vtei. For freight or passage apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co. e , t wii, sail on ISatarclay next. the 1 h insiant. For BARBADOE r Thesfast-sailing Barque' 'A BADIAN, • , DAVID DeTcHINSO ,/, aster; Loading west side the Queen's ysk, near the Gates. —For freight or paisage apply to HEY b›S. LITHERLAND; and CO:, Wolsteoholrne-square. _ . ' Warranted:first Verse For KINGSTON; JA, ALGA ; And will deliver Goods at Oi. HAusoun, SALT lirvFn, and place djacent, Li 74 ' The well-knowtrCutnberlan:l- ilt Brig PLANTER, J. LITTLE, aster; 13 urtheo - 212 tons ; loading in the Prime's Dock; and as great part of her cargo will consist of Plantation . Stores, she will have quick desp etch.—Apply,to Mr. Jos. C. NicHoLsoN,"Merchant, Pori -court; or to' J: NELSON WWI) and Co. Intended to sail imme Palely. 7, 1 " , For I3ARBAD S, " q - The Ship B A ON, .--.47 , ~ '!t.... , %'' ' - L ANWTL, I. aster; For freight or pa sage apply to BARI ON, - IRLANI, and HIGGINSON, • To sail innftediatell For DEME . A A, w' R s The fine Ship HOP INSON, Jouv WHITE, Co sunder; For freight or passage apply on boar '.the vessel, Waterloo Pock, or to NICHOLAS WATER HOUSE and SONS. For JAMAICA, Arid will also , deliver Goods at Poor MARIA ORACA-. BESSA, and Ports ad' cent, The Barque C H H A M, JOHN GILL, Co ander. For height or passage. having. excellent cabin accommodation, app !y to • J:lofiN. G;.:.. .h and Co. • For TRINIDAD, The Brig RICHARD, -; WILLIAM BLACKLEY, M. er: ". -- Al, 296 tons register, Liverpool 4 't, and a superior conveyance for gpods or pa , sengers.— r terms apply to biessr - s. J6,iths BAITKESBY and Cu.; M SSIS. Jolty M IN - DER a nd Cr,, Merchants, or ' iKgaS, 1M 11.1 E, and TOMLINSON, Broke For ANTIGUA, e:: The Ship - G R A C E: irtts., P!. FLA rtsoN; maket. For freight or passage l ) apply k ._ C. V. and F. SHAND. TJ ST.A.TFTS • / . . , `V ' • nhe despatched immediatel . , s it +. . For N !AV ORLEAN • ' .1 - ;The A•l British-built superior ' :INTRINSIC; Captain QUIR Registers 2.3 tons; sails reinareabk fast, afforch a first rate conveyance,for-d7y goods.--'For freight or-passage, having superior cabins, apply to Mr. W. SHARP, or to JOHN GORDON' and Co. sOUVII ArtIERkICA; Will hare quick despatch. 4. VALPARAISO",'INTERM ED ,and LIMA, . 1 ^ The fine new 'Barque C lAN, H. G. lint.rnri, N ter; A' 1, 195' tons, ccippered and copper-fas ened; and in every -respect a first-rate conveyauce.--1 or terms of freight, &c., ap- Ply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. MEDITEIM ANEAN Will have quick despatch ' For VENICE, At, And will forward Goods to and Tittors, g* 3 :- Th., five new coppered Scho et ZETLAND, W. MELLING, Nlister: 130 toos register; having a great part. of her cargo ready for shipment, have quick .despateh.—For terms of freight ap - Ply to JOHN BIBBY and Will hate quick despatch. For NAPLES and 'MESSIA, The ALLESSANDIt , A R V IN CENZO DL BAToLO aster; 41 ' 1 , 120 tons register; now eoppered, an awing the greater Part of hercargo ready for going on board, will be despatched as ibo ve .—P or te r ms of rreignt apply to JOAN BIBBY and Co. rttain - N'abitottott. P OWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS TO LO TWICE EVERY WEE* -• The Northwest of Leland U ion Steam VesselS 44 . ,* A \ The PRINCESS "VICTORIA, Captain J. BRITTON,' - Will sail for LON DON DERRY, with leave to "it 4t PORT RUSH and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, To lgoatiow, (Wednesday;) the 13th instant, at Six o'clock, A.M. powerfal Steam-pocket:ISABELLA NAPIER, Captain .9. A. DAVENPORT, Wtll 41 80 sail, as Usual, on SATUR DA Y uext, the 16th instant, at' Ore o'clock, A.M. from the Clarence Dock. tiates , of Frei ght and Passirge apply•to MUNN, Foyle-tree, Londonderry. ORE and M`C WEIGHT t , 23,'Water.4treet, Liverpool, &DERRY, if , For DUBLIN ,AND BEI. ST. • i'.4 ' 4 - I.\ THE CITY OF 1),17 N „ . A.- -..-: ' - ' l ' ` STEAM-PACKET. M PAN V,' The' afh.0,..:; INCORPORATED i3 tiithe li ir Y ACT - PARLIAMENT. Vessels, (with or . without ra i t, l " ;l ) :'''"g Go n as u Ld ' Passengers to the following ports, To DUBL IN . Daily. For BELF"T . the HIBERNIA, To-Moscow, (Wednes ay,the 13t11 itigt,nt rive - o'clock in the' Evening, from the Clarence Dock. ' at 4 Apply, Tor Dttblio Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belkst Line , to ' • Water-street. l I MIN,M`CA M MON and Co., Therm 416 Oe - of 'this Comptinv is that of attaching 'all fm- Porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after pa , nent 'of the Dividends--thus Creating a Coindiunity of 611 iles'lli between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle v?ilt "ill best guarantee to its P ro p r i e t ors a c e r t a inly o f th e i r Livelvkiletvls:and to Shipperi of all deicrilitions of Goods and g , —l:ielc the having a well. supporte d'EstabliShment df:first. class Stoamers, and the lowest rate o f F reight compatible withnue attention to their maintenance. • / ~,. . • - - ' . , PITEIstT . WE, TANG MA 1-111NV,.5":. TrirTctirtc.sorps 1 , VROVED PATI 4- 1 1 ,WEIGH i 1 - 1 . 1 .--k, . ING MACHINE for the use of. ' s, Wharf's, -Col tPrirs Railways Tutnpike Roads, Gas rks &c. Scc";: to N io N7 !" 4ll frnni,Cine' Pound to Ten Tons, De ivel•ed and 'Fix.e'd at se(uleed Prices. Agent--Mr. Dnt , RY, Paitlp-street, Liveipool. Slieffteld,%tune, 18..3Z.. On SALE, The remarkably line Barque 8 . • RBI . , JOHN Um:or:Ann, 1' ter: . . 40Pg Built of the best oak, at Jerse ,; in 1833, under the strictest inspection of the present ov.ners; is thoroughly cop per-fastened and sheathed with 320 z. copper ; is abundantly found with stores of the best description, carries a large cargo, and is well known as a very fast sailer. Length, 85 •feeti. - 11 inches - aloft; breadth, 23 feet 8 inches; depth in :,he hold, 15 feet 1 inch, and registers 212 3-1-91 tons.—For inventory and further particulars apply to the Master, on board, east - side Prince's Dock, or to GRAHAM and TAY Lt)lt. ON . SALE, .114r r The very fine new 'AI copper-fasteue9. Barque EDINBURG - H; - - Burthen per register 568 89-94 to ; built at St. John's, New Brunswick, by ad experienced udder, under the. particular inspection of her present owner rid launched on the 28th June last. Her timbers are all heck natack, and her stern stern post, apron, 44;,- of the best United States and African oak, bright Work,rtch pine. She carries - a large cargo on a . light draft of water, sails very fas4ts an uncommonly handsd modelled vessel, and is very wed adapted for the cotton - and tim ber trades. Dimensions—lengih of keel, 106 feet 8 inches; lingth ,on deck, I'4' feet 9 incited ; . readtls of beam , 31 teta - 8 ificlies . ; depth of Ifuid, 21 feet 6 inches ; height between decks, 7 feet 6 inches. Her materials. are all of the best Liverpool manufacture, and her fastening's very heavy and substantial.— For further partici' lam s - iipp my to Captain' M.l AY, on board, east side Brunswick Duck, or to GEORGE GLEN, 4, Cornhill. N.B.—lf not sold, will' 1.);! - deipatched forSaVzitinah'inaibeji aiely after being discharged. FOR SALE,. The fine new Barque TWE Rutile() per register 447 69-94 tons• built at River -"=" John,•and launched on the 11th uly last; is cop per-fastened, sails very fast, and carries u aids of SIX) tons of timber at a very light draft of water. Leng . h aloft, 113 feet .1 inch; breadth of beaus, 29 feet 11 inches; depth of hold, 21 feet 9 inches. Now lying in the Brunswick Also the fine Brig GEORGE BARCLAY • 250 tons register; only 18 numths old; colonial Wilt, and is a very suitable vessel for the Bainc or. Coal Trades. Now lying at Hull.—Apply to I.IOLDERNESS and CHI LTON ,Or to HOLDERNESS and eIIa:TON, 5, Leicester-buildings, King-street. • (076 titthrest.) FOR SALE,. ~, The fine new Ship-RELIA NCE; " , Earthen per register 6os tons ; built it c ame at --".— Richibucto by John ardine,s., of ti very best - inateiials in the province, and launched in Aug t last ; she is heavily copper-fastened; her bilge timber of a- atural sweep; knight heads, binding strakes, and many o f of her principal timbers are of African' oak; is well found all useful stores, which are of the very best description; has'a poop and beautiful figure-head. Dimensions—length, 31 feet 6 inches; breadth of beam, 32 feet 1 inch; depth of hold, 22 feet 6 inches. Sails remarkaidy fast, having made her passage hinne in 21 days; carries a large cargo on 19 feet water. Now lying in the Bruns . wick Deck. The new Barque RICHIBUCTO, • Burthen per register 400 77-91 tons; built at Richibucto by John Jardine, Esq., of the very best materials in the province t and launched in June last; her top timbers are hecktnata.ek ; her sternpost, apron transoms, knight heads, binding strakes, and many other parts are African oak; she is thoroughly cop per-fastened; well found in all useful stores, which are of the beat description; has a poop and topgallant-forecastle; sails fast, and carries a large cargo on a very light draft of.water. Length, 118 feet 9 inches; breadth, 27 feet 3 inches; depth, 18 feet 6 inches. Now lying at Hull. For particulars apply to HotnEßNEss and CHILTON, Hull, or to HOLDERNESS and CHILTON , Leicester-builOings, King-street. (One interest,j LISCARD POWDER MAGAZIN,Ith. A 5' a MEETING of Owners, Proprietors, And Occupiers of ...A_ Lands, Houses, and other Property, s ate in the Town ship of LISCARD, held at the sign of . Boot, in Liscard, on Friday last, the )3th day of January ; '36. WILLIAM MAURY, Esq., in the Chair, ' It was Resoked, Ist. That this Meetin,g is strongly opposed to the introduction! of any Clause into the intended Bill for the Renioval of the Lis card Powder Magazines which may burthen the Owners and Occupieti 'Of Land, Houses, and other Property; in'the Town ship of Liscard, (excepting those who are consenting thereto,) with any' Raft isssesuaont, or Expense whatever: 2d. That aCommittee be appointed, with power to take such' steps as they may consider necessary, for the purpose of pre- , venting the introdUCtiOn, in the said Bill, of any Clause of ' the nature alluded to in the first Resolution, and that it do consist' of the following persons: Mr. Maury Mr. Ellaby Mr. Woodward Mr. Harry Harris. Mr. Martin 3d. That such expenses as may be incurred'in endeavouring to earl.) into effect the objects of this Aleeting,'be defrayed by the parties concerned, in proportion to the amount at which they,'or their Property; are respectively Assessed in the Parish Books. Rh. That Mr. James Leay be requested to act as Treasurer, and Alt. George Hatiamerton Crump, as Seeretarv. sth. That these Resolutions be Advertised in the Liverpool and Chester Papers. (Signed) WILLIAM MAURY, Chairman. LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR THE' INDIGENT BLIND; ITIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Members o this Cor poration will be holden at the 'School, on IDAY next, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the faren n. for the pur pose of Electing a President, Four Vice-P sidents,' a Trea surer, and a Committee for Transacting Managing the af fairs of the said Institution or Charity, in pursuance of the Act of Parliament passed for Incorpotatinethe Institution. All Persons who shall have contributed to the said Institu tion or Charity the sum of Ten. Pounds at any time as a Dona tion, or may have contributed a sum not less than £1 is. as an Annual Subscription, and continued to pay the saute, are Mem bers of this Corporation. Tradesmen who have any demands against this Charity are particularly requested to send in their Accounts prior to the Annual Meeting. . The Treasurer begs to acknowledg . 'e the receipt of the follow -lug Donations and Legacy:— DONATIONS. Mrs. John Leigh..Toxteth-park .£2l, 0 0 James Gerard, M.D • 20 0 0 . Namic Pacha, Turkish Ambassador 5 0' 0 LEGACY. , . Mrs. E. NV'orrall, per •liev. Thomas Bold, £3O, less duty. 27 0 0 Presents of Piano-Fortes, and HarpsichordS, are eery accept able on account of the increased number of Musical Pupils. KING'S FERRY. ► HE following is a List of -the ADDITIONAL SUB- I SCRIBERS to the TESTIMONIAL to Mr. JAMES BOY DELL, Jun.; for his Improved Mode of Conveyance over the River Dee : s. d. Amount of . Stibscriptions already advertised ..204 16 0 The Marquis of Westminster c'.l . 2l 0 0 Sir-Stephen R. Glynne, Bart., M-P Sir Richard Williams Bulkeley, Barr., M.P 5 0 0 P: D: Cooke, Esq 2l 0 0 The Rev. Hem y Glynne lO 0 0 Richard Beresford, Esq. . 1 1 0 Copner Oldfield, E5q....,. JohwAspitiall, Esq Mr. Mansell Mr. W. Catherall, Buckeley . 3 0 0 Rev. C. Parkins , • 3 3 0 S. H. Thompson, Esq., Liverpool Richard Garnous, EN . • 2 0 . 0 E. Jones Edwards, Esq. • 1 0 0 James Hancock, Esq. 1 LleWelyn Lloyd, Eaq: • Messrs. Douglas, .Smilley. and Co., Bankers, Mold 5 0 0 Messrs. Douglas, Smaller, and Co., Bankers, Holywell 5 0 0 Mr. Littlewood, Holywell - ' • - OHP 6 Mr. John Langford ...... . ..................... Mr. John Fox ........ . ...... ..................• . 1 0 0 ii . r • ..JOhn Lloyd, Mold ............ , 0 10 6 Richard Ashicyn, Esq... . ................ ....... .. , -5 0 0 Mr. John Gri ffi th. Ewloe Green 0 10 6 W. T. Ellis, Es 4 5 0 0 R. J. Mostyn. Eiq.. ' ' Mrs. Rigby,'Glynne Arms 1 0 0 Mt. Tidynian Richard Grernhow, Esq. - 1 0 0 Mr. Jos. lti,zby, Manor ...... - 0 0 M t.' P. C. Williams,Liverpool 0 10 6 John' Buck, Esq. - -• ~ 5 0 0 George Blake, Esq. • John Rigby, Esq-. ' . .... ~ William Farrell, Esq. ' ~ Thomas B. GOlborne, Etiq. - Mr. Williani Rigby fl John ASkew, Esq., Harbour Master „ Rd:Trevor Roper,' Esq. Mr'. Mitchell, Bretton '' - 0 10 0 Mr. Maurice, Coach Proprietor 2 2 '.O Mr. Chatles Davison ' 1 0 '0 Mr. Wm. Ogren. King's Head Mr. Sam:el Loyd 't • ' , ' 2 0 0 Mr. Lawrence, Ilawarden Castle Inn - -' 5 0 0 Mt. Davies ' • 0 10 '6 T. Mather, Esq Driver of the' Prince Llewelyn Coach • • 0 10 0 Mr' E. Letman ' • - • -0 6 0 Mr. Edisbury, Holy-Well ' ' '-1 o''o Thothas Evans, Esq . ., Denbigh - • OlO 6 '• Further Subscriptions will appear in a future paper. , H. ROBERTS, Treasurer. ' N.8.-“Sabseriptions . eontinue to be received at the'Banks of gessrs: DOUGLAS, SNIALLHY, and Co. ; in Mold and'Holvwell ; .IliCliAni) SAT./ I.J, EsiV, at Molywell and.llenbigh; Messrs: NV it.I.TAMS, ttlfrGHtS; and Co., in Chester, Baiigor, and Car nal von'; aricrat 'the' Commt ROIAVBANK OF LIVERPOOL. Mold, 7th Jainiitry, 1836; WEDNESDAY. TO-4urtuow, (Wednesday,) the 131 h Helve o'clock, a . Buchanan and Ben \sue's Office - 4411-street, 13,6 Tons East Indi a I WIN. BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. To-monnow, (Wednesday.) the Mit inst., at 'l' , elv'e o'clOck, at Motyaeux, Taylor, and CO.'s Mee, Oa el-street, • 813 Bags 68 'Casks • 34 CorsetSUGAR, 58 Baskets 3: 4 00D, 1 3 ., . c, f ,suo o sti n: I SIS AF AI: 4 , 4.- • • Lrif,y,4 9'Thixes MAPS, Landed, per Sau,tienay, from Mani la. MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, pu 0., BroketS. - To-Mon ROW, (Wednesday,) the 13i If inst., Twelve o'clock, a Ewa rt, Myers, and Ces Office, . About Tons - fine Cattier IVOR I', Just landed, ex Agnes, front Africa. .or pan iculara apply to I. 0. BoLo, Esq., or to • WART, NI YENS, and 0., Brokers. • • ,To-monhoW, (Wednesday,) the 13th inst., a fwelve o'clock, at Batesun and Holt:Fall's Office, Lou e Castle-street, • 2 Tons East Inoia•IVO Ex•Coittiottia, front 13 'nay_ • :1;Too African DI I' Ex Cessnock, froin.Afric.;.-7Apply to BATESON and HO[ STALL, EtrOkers. . „ . . TO -MORROW. (Wednesday.) the 13th instant, at ne o'clock, at Bateson and Hots:Ws (Mike, Lower C• le-stieet, st) C,he,,ts . GUM,A RAM 15:Bags NUX VOMIC , 3-Bags COLUMBO ' OT, 29 Chests CASTOR - L, Landed ex Columbia., from Bombay. BATESON and IiORSFA ',Brokers the To-?.!ottaow, (Wednesday,;) h 13th inst., Oue o'clock, at Corrie, Huson;,and Co.'s (Ace: R cord-place, 23 Bales SAFI , LOW , Ex Perfect, frornTalCutta:----Apply' to , CORRIE, HUSON; and Co.', Brokers. To,motitibw, (Wednesday,) - the 13th lost, at a o'cruck, at Corrie,•fluson. and Co.'s Office, Itiim rd T place, 182 Bales Mocha CO ['FEE -3.3 Chests GUM ARAB , 5 Chests•GUM' A , 15 Bales SA FFLOSI ,R, Ex Eucles, Co!orribia, and I,intin, from Bomba.y.--A . pply to Messrs. Nicol., Dt . c*woran, and C 0.., Merchants, or to • CURRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. To-MORROW, (Wednesday;) the 13th instant, at Ile o'clock, at Cowie, .Husou. •and Co.'s Office. itu era-place, 30 Bales SAFFLOWE 34 Chests SHELL L , 70 Chests TINCAL, 257 Bags Black PEP ft, Ex .Maznet, from Calcutta. and Blakely, from Bombay.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, Por•raic, and Co., Merchants, or to COIIRIE, tl OSON, and C3,,,Brokers. To-mointow, (Wednesday,) the 13th instan , at One o'clock; at Henry Glynn's Office, Exeha street East; 20 Tons •N ICA ItAGUA 00D, Ex Secret, from Valparaiso, lying east side Prince's Dock.— Apply to Messrs. GRAHAM and TAYLOR, or to HENRY GLYNN. FRIDAY. For account of whom it may conc n. On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Tw ye o'clock, at the Public Sale-room, Exchan e ildings, 200 Bales of Orleans 1 TON, Principally of good quality; . in bond.—Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers. Ai TER. FIIIDAY Dl/211'11. Oa WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at TwlNe' 'clock, at Bate son and Horsfall's Office, Lower C. le-street, 50 Chests SHELL LA , Now landing ex Intrinsic, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr. GA.H DNER BOGGS, Merchant, or to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan andßrowne's Office, o.dhall-str t, 46 Bales Fine Bengal RAW ' LK, Comprising Cossimbutar, aut, 8:;c : Also, 20 Cases of SILK. PIECE G US, c"" s ' stn g of 10 Cases CosAimhuzat CH 'PAHS, & Do. Serampore 4 Do. Cossunbozar CORA HS, Ex Crown and Royal Saxon, from Calciata..—Ap,ply I Q - 7 ---- -7------- 13UCHANAN and BROW E, Brokers. On TnunsnAy, the 21st instant, at One o' ock,.at Buchanananirßrown's Office_, Oldha street, 66 Chests SHELL LAC Brokers: 1l BUl B esdi c ite I 3 H AN eu A 'ga s t ,S a t n ‘ 4 l , . BlR.oo\.iivitNll.; , . . CONSTANTIN ON SALE, FOR ..-PORTATION, Best R;vei and Canal ALS, , BUILDING BRICKS, PI LE" BI ICIiS, Sla'cked and Tetnlier LIM E, C E. LENT, SOAP, &c. THOMAS AND ERTON, 7, IYrury-lane. . ON SALE, ANCHORS, of all sizes, Ground 'Red SANDARS OD, Ne‘icastleVeuetian RED; NV HITE LE , LAMP BLACK:, in all sized Packages, Dl' in BUlk, PAINTS Of every description for Ships Stores . and Eportation: Apply to 'l. C. GIBSON and Co., 21, g,yle-street. St. Peterslitirgh Yellow Candle .T LOW, Ditto Clean HEMP, Ditto Oashot DITT Archangel MA' ', Kurotchkeens (Archangel) BA IRON, in Bond, suitable for the American markets. Apply to JOHN BUTCHER and SON, Merchants, 13, Water-street, Who are in want of a. expectable Youth as au AITHENTICE, FOX 'IS XPOR,TAT lON AND HOME USE. — PAINT OILS, LAMP D OIL PAINTS, of every d cription, DRY COLOURS, ditt ditto, VARNISHES,' ditt ditto, Apply to J. and J. TAYLOR and Co. Manufacturers Office, No. 9, Sed don-street. , Ships supplied with PAINTS, UI LS, &c. with despatch, and on the lowest terms. BALSAM OF SPERMACETI. ABTH MA, Shortness ot . Breai b, We , :zing Coughs, Cold s . soreness, 't;gh ',less, and oppression of the Chest;, and most affeetions of the Chest apd Lungs, relieved in ten in:notes, by taking one dose of WOODI - lOUSE'S BALSAM OF, SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COG DIIOPS. Per: sons doubting the efficacy a this Medicin , may take a dose in the Proprietoi's Shop' before they put ase. The PAmie or earnestly recommends a trial of these ops to persous'afllicted with time above4soraplaints, but henot introduce them as being an in railible cure (as many d but is warranted in assert ing their efticaci front the emensiv relief afforded in numerous cases'of the above description. Constitutional Cou6hs of thi'eet foil', and more years s4inding, have been cured in the course of a week 'by the use of these Drops. In the Hooping and Chin Coughs 'it will be fotind equally valuable, the virtuesoi Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will b needless to make a comment . upon a Balsam obtained front so valuable an'a.ticle. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal to one ounce of Sperenaceti—it will at all times relieve the most violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.. and 10s. 6d. each. ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER. This preparation is a Compound of two of the artist valuable medicines in tlfd'vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic properties of the Ginge'r with the aromatic and bitter . qualities of the Camomile . Flowets.• "The proprietor earnestly recnin• Wends thisessence to all thOie'suffering as hoi•eafter mentioned: all he aski - is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the'thiSes it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to be properly persevered in, f or in di g e s ti on , se ns a ti o n of fulness. pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, whether arising froM exec s or want of tone and energy of th e di ges tive organs ; also Ibr 'rheumatism, gout, spasms, cramps, hysterics. flatulence, in imModerate perspiration, nervous, hynochoud risen and bilious' affeetiOns, heartburn languor, genet at a delicate state of health, whether the result of long il.ness, constitutional weakness; it is certain in affording instout relie. in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of this Essenc , is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea. TheSe Ptepatationgare prepared only by . Drcili us Woo: , ['oust'.:Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Al .tjesty,'lB King William-gtreet, NeW Ltindon Bridge, and sold by lIsH. wholcE , ale and 'retail ; EVA rg,'Sots'and Co., 15, 1 7 enwick-si reei ; C. MAW , South . ..l!ditt-stieet, near the . Nov Custritil house; G. Whir Low, Druggist, Alimnf-pliasant ; Boss an ChrOnicle-Otlice, Liverpool; and to' be had 4. all medicine venders :It town and country. Country venders may be :Supplied through their town agents. Sold in bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s, (id., 10s, qd. ? and 21s. each. * A .* Sole proni•latOr of the ./Ef hereaVEssence or Ginger.. N.8.-13E SURE TO ASK FOR .WOODHUI,ISE'S.: GROCERS AND DRUGGIST'S STOCK, LIVE ., R003.5,' WI 1.1411180 -SQUAB 1.3 i. DAVID JONES, To-govnow,•(Wedrie . sday,) the 13th, and Tt instant, at Eleven o'clock eac d.iy, E STOOK-ITT-TRADE of a GI Eft arid DRUG GIST, consisting of every Article t the Trade; genteel and modern Household Furniture, Mahogany Office Decks, Shop Fixtures, and numerous other Arti c l es , w hi c h may be viewed on the Morning of sale,.and Catalogues had. RSDAY, the 14th STOURBIUDGE FIR BitlCt• 111ERCHAN7'S, EXPORTERS, AA 0 , , By Mr. SYERS, On IDAY next, the 151 h instant, at ' i o'elock - preeisNY, on the Store Ground, the . south-We end of the ,Prince's kJ'N% A 'TM or I wenty Thousand Stourbrnlgn F .B BRICKS of the first quality, in Lots to suit Purchasers. Furi her particulars may be had en apillivation to Mr. s YEtts, Houghton-street, Clayton-square. EXTENSIVE SALE OF 'CP WARDS OF LW' HEAD OF - LIVE STOCK, Willaston Hall Farm,yard. .near Neston, en t Hundred ef (VirrUl and Col;.nty of C/tester. • . . MESSRS. CIIURTON and SONS beg espectfully to in- IVA t i inate, that they have received po ye order s from the Exectiters to SELL. by AUCTION on .N 'DNESDA.Y, the 20th; Tuu,atsbsy, the 21st, and Falnsy, the 2d instant, at Eleven &chick preeiSely each thy, the entire superior .0f.21 .Holdelues.s and Cross-bred Calving HEIFERS and COWS; 'W - pronliSing Shiiit=h rui>d Sticks, 6 Fat Cows and Bullocks; 3-year ol,,; ,sbort-hotn e d 8441. Flock of 78 Cheviot Store Ewe s; Lambs anti 'Wet tiers, new Leiccitrshn'e Rain, 2 Teams of able Wagg.in several useful flak-bred and Hack FlorScs ' promising Il a tf-b ce d an d C ar t C o lt s , a large quantity of well; get Flay and . C lov er On th e Tall euts , 14 Stacks of prime Hay„ Cl9Yer, Wheat, Ws, and' Barley,. Crops of Swede ,and other .Turnips, 5' capit a l hroA-Wheeled Carts, 14 ,Sets of excellent Horse Gea s, together with , the ntimerous substantial Imple ,tnents of 11 ushaadry, 2 itan,iseilieStauhope,Gigs„ Harness, and other Effects, late the Property of Samuel Bennett, Esq.; deceased. ()apart SALE.--First Day. Th:.; whole of the Horned Stock, Tit roips, and part of the hay and Clover.—Second Day. The Sheep Horses, Colts, Gigs, and large Implements.—Third Dayy The whole of the Stacks and reinainin‘glmplements. N.B —Descriptive Catalogues may be had at the Inns in \Vnlaston, Neston,. Parligate, Sutton, Thotnton, Brombro', and Bebbington ; at each of the Ferries; at .the Office of Mr. JuUN Cnte.vNti, Solicitor, Lord-street, Liverpool; or from the .Auctioneers, Whitchurch,"Salop, and Chester. On FRIDAY, the 22d instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at • the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, - iitions • of sale as shall then be produced, . C 1 A LL that MESSCIAGE or DV l, situ ate and being on. the west side npool, in the occupation of. John llov, as Also, ali. that MESSUAGE 0, lUSE, situate and being on the north sid, Tet, in .Liverpool, in the occupation of Mrs. tereof. . The above Premises are Freehold For Fur;her particulars apply to ] , w and SON, Solicitors, Temple-coort, North John-street. On t he yeltnliDnAgY:at the2G2d of n Golden ri e instant, n Ja Li u o a n ry lp il a Six e tilers nthe pre viously disposed of by Plivate l'reaty, of whi due notice will he given, v - 1.1.. that well-establishedPU BUR:410 E,orTAVEHN A L .siluatesou the north side of Greenla -street, and corner. of Jamaica-street, being in front to GE and-street 16 feet, or •thereabouts, and in depth al feet, or eleabouts,' in the pos session of Mrs. Tills. This Lot - is held 'under the Corporation of Liverpool for two lives and twenty-one veers. Also, a Piece of LAND; situate on the south side - of Addison street, contlining in front thereto 5 yards 1 foot '6 inches, and running in depth backivards It) yards, with the Two NIES. SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected. nis Lot will be Sold fur the residue ()fa Term of 1000_years, which commenced the 23d of November, 1812. _ For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. BR A B NEI? and ATK INSON, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Feuwick, artyk. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR MANUFACTURING .CHEM ISTS,.SM 1i,17.TE RS, .8:e, On TH . Oiii DA Y, the 2sth d;iy Of 'January insta at, at t hree o'clock in the apernoon, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helens, in he County of Lancaeter, the fol l owing Lots of Land, bpi , ging to the St. Helen's arid Runcorn Gap IlailwaV Com y, viz : k viELD, or in CioseofLAinNeyl:diLi silae n h . tdne u s, , adj o oini t tig e Lot L A. a House culled the v west side of the St. Helen's and Runcorn C.ip Railway, bound ed on the north and wes't, by a lane called, '.rickhouse-lane, lead ing, to Runcorn Ferry, an,l on toe Sio )yland belonging, to Mr. Knowles, and containing 2A, 111. statute measure. 2- A FIELD,'in Widnes, called the Great, Hey, separated form Lot l by the Railw.tv, bounded on the north by Briek houSe-lane, out ttie 'south i Land belonging to 111 r. Know!es, on the east by Land bebot;4ing tt, thwriustees of the late Henry Row-on, ' Esq., and ;n1 the west by the Railway, and containing 9A. la. 39p. statute measure. _ 3. 'A FIELD, in Wiln.eo, 'pilled the Little Brudlew. situate On the east side of the' Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Mr.'Johnson, and on the east and south, by. Brick honSe-lane,and containing 3A. 311. 30je. statute measure. 4. A FIELD, in Widnes„,(formerly two Fieldso situate on thelWeSt side o lthella,ilway, boundell on the north by Land beidtigirpg to the Trustees of the late Matthew Greofm, Esq., on the northwest by Land belouginvoSir Henry Bold Hogli ton, on the south by Land belongin g t o the Trustees of the late Mr. William Ashton, and on the west bya lane leading to Run corn Ferry, called LugSliales-lane, and co nt a i n i ng 3a.3u. 23P. statute 'measure. , 5. AFIELD, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the, Rail way, bo . uncled, on the northeast by a lane called Page-lane. which sepa'rates the said Fie:4l/.oin the estate of David Bellhouse, Esq., and on the south py Land be:onging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 3A. lit. 201 e. statute measure. 6. A FIELD'. or piece of LAND, in Widnes, situate on the eaSt's'ide'Of the Railway, at the' Widnes Incline Plane,,ho,unded on the north and east by Land belonging to J. S. Leigh v Esq and on the'south bY other I,atul' belonging to the. Railway company„and containing le. Utt. By. statute measure. 7. A Piece of LAN D, iu Sittton, with five COTTAGES t hereon, ,sittiate on the east ,side of the Branch connecting the St. Helen's and It tincorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpol and Manchester Railway, bounged on the north by Laud betonging to Nlii,Marsh, and on the east by Land belonging to Sir Hen ry Bold Ileglitun, and containing Sit. aSle. statute measure. 8. FIELD, in Sulton;abhtting on t h,e Railway, at the point near the Conper'WOrks where the Railway branches off to St. Helen's and the Broad. Oak Colliery, bounded on the northwest by a Field belonging to the representatives of the late Mr. Bar ker, on the west by e. field belonging, to Miss Marsh, and on the northeast by the hallway, and containing 3a. 32i . statute mea sure. 9. A FIELD, in Sutton, near the Copper Works, on the Broad Oak Branch of the Rail Way, bounded on the north and east by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, on the west, by the Railway, and on the south by a public highway leading towards Peaslev Cross, and containin(r . 2a. 3-iy. statute measure. . 10. Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east side of the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, hotindnd on the north eas by land belonging to Mrs. Pemberton, and on the southeast by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 2a. 2.2 P. statute measure. . 11. A Picce of LAND, in Sutton, situate on th - e southside Of the Railway. and adjoining the public road,- opposite the , en trance to , Sutton Lodge, and cOntainiug 711 , statute measure, 12. A Piece or LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, in township of Parr, bounded on the south by the publi c roa d le,,ding from St. Helen's to Ashton. on the northwept by au,oc 7 cupation road, and on the east by the Railway, and containing It 4e. statute, measure. . • 13. Another Piece of LAND, adjoining the . St. Helen's Bridge, bounded mithe south by the public road leading from St Helen's to Ashton, on the northeast by Land belonging to Mr. James Leigh, and on the west by the Railway, and con taining IA, On. se. statute measure. 14. A Piece of LAND; in Sutton, on the west side of the Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook, containing 231-e. statutemea. sure. . . The six first Lots are Cop,yhold of Inheritance, and the whole of the others are Freehold. • Lot 7 will be sold in one, or, divided inth several lots, as may be found . most desirable at the time of Sale. Lot 9 and 10 will he sold in one or two Lots, as may be thought best at the Sale, and a right of road horn the publiC, Highway will be reserved along the Rail Way, to form a coin inunication with Lot 10. The Soil of the whole of the Land in Widnes, is, of excellent quality, and several of the Lots are admirably adapted fur the erection of Villas. Widnes is within abOut.half a mile of Rn , icorn, and about four milei from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, passer), ger trains on which are daily met by trains to and from Run corn, on the St:Helen's and Runcorn Gap Linea The St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, communicates Stith the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. but it kprincipally used for transit of Coals from the great coal-field,. at St Helen's, to a dock at its termination, communicating With the River Nlersey, opposite to Runcorn. whence t7oW are taken by vessels to Liverpool, Northwich; Dublin, and various other parts of the country. . ~ • 11 is obvious, therefiire,.that the whole of the above Lots, from the facility of ‘th i e`ir cominUnication, by the Railway, with the at'St. • Helen'S the River Mersey and the . Livernoo,l and Manchester Railway, must be adrriiriibfradapled for the ecfitn of Cheniial Works, and Smeltin , Muses, or any other places Of mantilacture, in which the cost of fuel is a considera t Mu. . For further„particulars i apply at St. Helen's, ,to PETER REEN A LI, E - sq,.,'at'Widnes, to THom 'AS:KIDD, Esq. at S:ut. on, to Mr, Crisis. "l'Arrb:asAt.i, the Agent" of the Railway Company;" and at Liverpool, to,Ml'. A R . MOOII BANNER., par.,. riok,ton Chambers, NOrth lohn;itt'eet; or Mr. Witrap'., So licitor? Exc,bange-alley North, ,Oldhall-Street,' at whose Offic4 Plan's of the Land ma' be 'seen. ' The whole of -the above Stock.is PerfectirSeaSo' ned, and has been selected with the greatest judg , neot and skill, from the best Car,Oes which have come into this Market for a considerable period: , . The whOle may be seen the day prior to . the Sale, When Cato. logns may be obtained on the Premis es , and from Messrs. TnoTrEtt; Whiteehapel. ... . , .. , . 1, subject to such con& 'WEiaLl oier NG- OUSE, e of Pall I, in 'Liver tenant red. )r 'LLING-1101 le len Johnson-sue s. h yon, as tenant th 4 dof nheritance. Messrs. .T.ts. Munnov ro be Err, MO be LET,, the WO ii KSI - 11g,.$ i EDS, and YARD, J - ,141 el y oCcupied,bv Messrs. T. a n I. PORTER, as Copper smiths, &e., fronting the Waterloo ock, in one.or more Lots. There ate a Four and Two-horse Steam Emzine, and Two Lathes in one of the Workshops, in good, working order, and , which kill be Let with the Yre,ntses, if required. :Apply to Mr. JO UN PUATVBETT, Accountant, 14, Fenwick. gteet. ' , z - o FREEHOLD PROPERTY TO BE SOLD BY WAY OF TONTINE.. •. M E Property which is the subject of .this. Tontine is Frree. , hold of Inheritance, situate in.tho northern Art. of Liver, tool, in the vicinity of .the North Market,: d consists of HOUSES and PifgAHSES, valued by at miuent Surveyor at 46;10000d tholi.ental (at.a moderate te) amounts to £332 per Autiu:O. The Tynl ine to consist of 12GTRA . of £3O each. Al A : . r' ,t T r , EERABLE SHARES The ititere , 4 of the Shareholders . to depf,tud upon the Lives of Nonita'eq, t;o'ye maned be th.em ; each Nominee to he 50 years of age or upwards; one Life nominates!. for each Share, and eacti - Shareholder to he entitled to a proportion of the Rents dur;tig the Life-.of his INforninee. . . The Shareholder Whose Nominee shall Sorcive.all the other Nominees tO become the al:solute Owner of the whole Propert Aa soon as the S,h ares . are • appropriated the Property conveyed to the Shareholders-- T who are to execute a Deed in which' the Butes a nd Regulations of the Tontine will be detailed. Each 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.deuth of the Nominee ; and in the Meantime he will receive his proportion of the Rents, which proporJou will increase;on the death of each of the other Nominees.' , An 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 Protierty. FOr further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus, application may he made at the Office. of Mr. GEORGE WOR TH INGToN t Solicitor; Chapel-walks, Liverpool. Yetu • • • Jest' Published, Svo, nice 2s. Gd.,. "IDROSPECTS OF AND PROGRESS TOWARDS A IL REPUBLIC. In what degree our liberties would be increased should the •House of CoMmoris eventually succeed in usurping the whole Executive Power, we may judge from the arbitrary manner in which they have exercised that shareAt it which they haVe gained by encroachments on :he 114017 Prerogatives. " Po pular assemblies, as by their very nuMlTer they are in a great measure exempt from restraint of shame, so when they also overleap the bounds of law naturally break out into acts of the greatest tyranny and injustice."—Page 59. L lir d . otil , , Alis A T . , l. so:N Vm : Py, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street. Liver pool, Just Published, price 10s. 6d.• • • FOR SURGERIES, DISPENSARIES, CHE S' SHOPS, &c. E'S NE, CHEAP, and COMPLET .'ERIES of .E D NEW V, LABELS, adapted to the Pharma pteitis of Lou don, Edinburgh, and Dubli n , includin,g t w Remedies, and Duplicates and Blanks, for fitting up C ists' Shops, &e.— Also, a Very .SUPERIOR HARD lINISH, especially prepared for the Series, by R. B. E DE, er Majesty's appoint ed Chemist, in Stone. Bottles, 15._9(1.• each. Sold in London by Tegg and Son ; Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., and S. Highley; the Wholesale' Druggists, and Evans, Son, and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Fenwietereet, Liverpool. Just published, price 4s. clotl lid 6s. silk. nrillE WAN DERER, a Volume ales, &c. By C. 111. J,, 1 a Young Lady of Liverpool, A thor of " The Promise." Liverpool.: I.Publisbed by D. blarples and Co.; and by Hamilton and Co., London. NEW MUSIC. Shortly, ,will be• Published, rrtHE following. NEW COMPOSITI S, by SAMiIET, HENSUI ALL, Organist of the Copper -hill Chapel,•viz.:— " Thine, thine alone;" "We part i • ar maid ;" "The only circumstance of life," Sung by the mpbser, with a Chorw s .arranged fur the occasion at his C ert at the Adeiphi Hotel `,Shades vim., solitude I greet," omposed expressly for the late I:ev. William White; " ! dearest girl;" and "Young love stole a rose from a bower." • The - alkoVe 'Songs having been Sung at various Concerts, by the most distMgdisheil living vocalists ►n UMdon, - Bath, Edin inmai. and Dublin..the Author,. in consequence of repeated ap plications, is induced to publish thein., SACRED AND:O'l'lll3'R MUSIC. " Gralias Agiinus," (sopraino solo,) and • " Tantum Ergo," bas solo. • . „ :The fdlowing Works, already published, may be had of the Author, at his Residence, No. 41, Sevin •ur-street, or at the dif fete" Music sh ops i n Town and Country. Mass No. 1, for four voices, witli a separate accompaniment for the Or nn or Piano-forte. Sotigs" Why does my mother sasilevegre ;" "A heart for sale;" and "0 clear, that cruel dour brOw." Duet---" Dear maid." Mr. HENSHALL takes this opportunity of 'announcing to his Pupils that, ou MONDAY next he reSinnes his 'ProtesiMnat Engagements as a TEACH.EIt on the Piauo-forte, Singing, and the Theory of Music. TO THE'STUDENTS AND LOVERS OF THE ITALIAN. LANGUAGE. M. DE LA CLAVERIE'S NEW WORK. , . In the Press; and will shwa,/ be published, by. Subscription, GUIDE to the PRONUNCIATION of,the,ITALIAN AL: 'LANGUAGB, containing full Instructions fo Reading and Speaking. Italian with purity, and.elegance . ccompunied by practical, Ruies.to facilitate the knowledge 'rosody;. illus tratedby Exercises and Miscellaneous Sel ions in Prose and Verse, with..the Tonic Accent marked Jon every word, and funning, altogether, an easy andint -sting Italian , Reader. Designed for the use of Seminari or Private Tuition, and Self-instruction. By M. De La. 'AVERIE,•Metnber of the Grainthatical and Literary Society of Paris„.Protessor of. the French and Italian Languages,,M.Liverpool, late Teacher in the University of.ONtord, Author of several Works -on Educa4 tiun, and eiglit years a resident at Rome, during five of which he filled, under the French Government, a situation directly connected with the Italian Lainguage and-Literature. This Work will be handsomely printed on fine paper, in one post Svo. volume, and will be published in February'next: 'The price to Subscribers is 55., elegantly bound in cloth. SnhscriptiOns are received by .M r. W. Grapel,. Church-street,• and by the Author, at No. 15, Seymour-street, Liverpool,' where IP rospectusesinay•be . .had. 4 ' 4 ;* AL de la Claverte begs to avail hiMself of this opportu nity to inform his Friends and the Public that, on Morin/or, thilBthof January, he will resume his Private Tuition in the French and Italian Languages, and re-open his Classes. • Terms and Prospectitses may be known on application to M. De La Ciayerie, N o. 15, Seymour-street. Enottrartit Xotirts. 429, STBANn, and 21, CORNBLIA., LONDON. • . 1799. . . "DERSONS Insured at this old-established Office, wh ose rremiatas fail.due at C.HRISTAIAS k 7 I4' SPeCtftiIIy re 9uted to renew the same within lift ays from the 25th instant. 'l • . • AciENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. GERALD ATKIN6ON and TOWNLEY, No. 5, Water-street, adjoining the Bank. SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON. IisTABLAstiED IN 17,10. 11E Managers of the Sun Fire Office take this op pity Tof informing the Public, that the Directors of Piotec. for Fire Office, which was established in 1825, h• determined to discontinue its Business, making in all 25 ces, which have since that time l elniquished.tbeir Fire The,Managers of the. Sun Fire Q , w hi c h has been esta blished above a century, ,which trans eta business to an extent nearly equal to any two London Offices, and has iuvariably discharged all claims upon it with promptitude and liberality, relying on the confidence. hitherto reposed by the Public in its unquestionable stability, take the liberty of soliciting all parties insured in the Protector to transfer their Policies to the Suu. The Managers of the Sun Fire Office are ready to receive applications .from all. Persons who are Agents to the Piotector Fire Office, and who ,may.feel themselves disengaged, with a view to their appointment as Agents of the Sun. PROTECTOR•FIRE INSURANCE CO • 35, Old Jewry, 9 . 1836 . ICE Directors of the Protector Fire I ranee Company I think it necessary to state that the as been NO DIS SOLUTION of the COMPANY er roneo usly." reported. The Company continues to make Insurance against Fire,.and all holders of Policies are requested to renew their Insurances as usual. The Shareholders and Friends of. toe Otlice are particularly cautioned against any misrepresentation on this subject. • By order of tbe , Board, . • '• ' WILMER HARRIS, Secretary. WIDOW SUTTON and SONS, Agents, Liverpool. PH Et 1 ) U ti 1.15,1 I ER of the LI V rsiivl6l-‘ STANDARD it begs to, arkrootv,ipit,le tof the sit'p7!,tig l)nUa tit r, in Aid of the Fund of the AEtt 'elution for the enforce. riiiuLt of Tithes:--r, -rt^' Rev. A. Carapneu.•..• • ••••••••• ****** 0 AR'r respectfully F 4 N LNG 4 k e i r Esta rd ies. on INiuNDAY, the .anguages taught by a rlll - 1E MISSES Fo'rEit and ST , aonoiince their intention of it E(..) iliShmerit for the Education of Vor9 25th instant. French and Gerinan! French Lady residin g in ;he hoUie. Ternis ,Inay• be 'known on application. lieferencesi—The Rev. J. BizooKs„Rector of Liverpool; and Muss BARTON, Esq., Everion-terrace. Eveiton-road,, Jan, 11, 1835. EDUCATION, UNITING SOLID INS' UCTION, AND .DOMESTIC COMFO .T. IjiAll .. .ToN HALL SQIIOOL, Part: :rtoFT, five miles from .1.) Manchester, on the Liverpopl ad, eondticted by the ties , . W. GlLES.'nill be fouMl dist guished for long expe rience on the art of the principal, - great pastluceess pilipar. ! jug,youth fvr:Vipp,tive the Prteeisionsreetl tbe UM - versales ; a liberal table, ally dormitories, extensive pleisurefrounds, and moderate terms. Cards, contaiuing references of the first respectability, &c., tuay.iie procured at the office of :this paper. School lie-opens January 201.6, 1836.—* * * A fe, only 'acancies MULBERRY- BE . . . Agjoimpg the North .Side or. A BEfiCRO BY-SQUARE. ._ R. C. F. SALT'S SCflooi, will HE-OPENED-4m vir AI.N DA Y, the 23th ,Jauttitry instant The - Course Edu cation includes Clas,icat and 111 - athematic/II Ttri.iian, and con stant iastrutnion Iry Engiish Lt t,ratu re a nd CuMposi. ion, History, ancient and mode'a Geography, Astronomy, Writing, and A hunet ie. If.,desired, exclusive attention i•- paid to tFose Branches Alf Education which are deemed necessary to qualify YOuths for Pnulic Schools, the'Universities, and Mercantile pursuits. The model n Languages are also taught-by the most approved IVrastei•s. Terms and furilier particulars may be obtained by appllclt• lion at he School. EDUCATION IN Wi 4 2.STMORELAND; • • • AT . WiNTosi FoistAc4Di.A4Y. MR. ARROWSMITH receives Young Gentleinen to BOARD and •EDUCAIE, eitlicr fur P "fessiou or Trade, at 20 Guineas &year. The air of this country is noted for its purtt . The Oiet. 9f the Pupils is unlimited, and every care is •en to pre§ers,e their health, to facilitate their respective stu es, and to impress on their minds the Principles and Prece s of Christianity. No Vacations. Mr. A. will be at Mr. Marston's, 'Back king-street, ,Man chester, after the 24th instant,' and after the-26th at Mr. Wald fie:s, $9, Oldhall-street, Liverpool, where Terms and lieferences may be obtained... CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMA RCIAL • ACADEMY, , PROSPECT HOUSE, TRANNERE, CHES R. k , Public SEBSON respectfully informs his riende and the 11_ Public that his SCHOOL will be EOPENED on MONDAY, the 25th instant. Terms, &c., may be had on application to Mr. SißsoN., 'TM E MISSES DAVIES, in infOrming their fiends of their Removal to No. 19, EasKINE-STREET. ake the op portunity -of thaniiing . them for their past ki ness. Their SCHOOL will be REOPENED ou.the 25t • stain, and will be conducted on the saute principles as hay hitherto recom mended it ; .. possessing the advantage of a. ire airy situation and greater conveniences than their late readence, .In.addition to thei r usual number of Boarders, the MISSES DAVIES are enabled, from the increased acconimodations of their present house, to receive a Lady as a Parlour Boarder. Terms :—One Hundred Guineas; or, two Ladies occupying the same apartments, One Hundred and Sixty Guineas. u Tuesdays and Fridays a PA ivate Class in English,- French, Italian, Drawing, &e., in which Pupils of a more advanced age, desirous of attaining excellence in the.higher branches of Edu cation, have peculiar facilities artUrded them. • .19, Erskine -street, Lois-hill. QEACOMBE SCI - 100L, Chesire. (opposite tverpeoli) con- CI ducted by Mr. BA will be itE-OPEN on MONDAY, the 18th instant. Mr. B. has testimonial of character and ability (which are printed for inspection,) ni the Right Hou ouralde Lord Skelmersdale, Mr. Kershaw,' Ortn.:irk, (with whom he resided upwards of eleven years ) ) Mr. Palaier, Solici tof:Orinskirk. and others; together with numerous private re ferences in Liverpool, Manchester. Preston, &c. lie has also the honour to refer Parents and Guardians to Lord SkeltnerS dale and Mr. Kershaw, and ; can, at the same time, confidently 'depend upon the faVourable testimony of all those friends whose Sons he has had under his care.. Cards of Te r m s , & c ., may b e h a d at Mrs. PLATT ' S, Tea-dea ler. , Castle-street, Liverpool, or at Mi. B.'s residence, Sea combe. PEMBROKE -PLACE ACADEMY. • 11,1 R. J. D. PRIOR, A.. 13., of , Queen's Guile e, C . ambridg4, IV in the behalf of Mrs. GEORGE PRI t , begs leave to announce that the ACADEMY for the Tuiti of Young Gen. tleinen in every branch of useful and polit Literatuie will be REOPENED on MONDAY next, the.lBt natant. ' Mrs: PRIOR, on the preweut occasio , cannot refrain from expressing her grateful thanks for the efficient patronage and distinguished kindness which she has experienced froiu her Friends and the Public since the decease of her husband. PEMBROKE-PLACE, ACADEMY V HE DAUGHTERS. of the' late Mr. Ittctin aroir tender their t gratefultbanks to thel'arents and riends of their late Pupils for the encouragement bestowed them and their deceasec , Parent ,during the great number years the School Wtsbeen estatilished. . . In retirinK' they beg - to introd uce, as eir Successor, .Miss BicKt.4v, a Lady every way , qualified to conduct the Esta blishment in the manner that has hitherto given such general Satisfaction. BICKLEY, late of , •Overton, Flintshire, - having sue ceede'd to the above Establishment. , hopee, by Unrelnitting at tention to ,the improvement of her to merit a enntinuance 01 the . pattonage to liberally bestowed•on her predecessors. Miss B. begs also to announce that she intends taking a limited number of Bearders,,who will be entirely underher own siipefinfeiidenee; and, usi,nr+is .the Pare n t s , Iw h o may entrust their Children to h e r Care that the, strictest atte n ti on s h a ll b e paid-to their moral improv emen t and domestic comfort. • • The-School will be ItEUPEI. , iEDnu M . orIDA v . , the 18th inst. •*#* ,Terms may be had on application at ; . I ( pi. Paten's, Pembroke-place. ( e concern.). ... it e 1 LOGIER'S-SYSTEM2OF MUSICAL DW AT.N 10. I‘yIrESSRS. TVRENSHALL and SO ' ACADEMY on LTA.--the-above-Sy s t ein , w ill REOPE 011 THURSDAY, Ja nuary 14th, 1836. _ Mnsic Academy, hlinyton-terrace. - - . . FRENCH LANGUAGE. • , 71ki0NS. JULES:LEFEBVRE, B.A.in th niversity of AL France, and 31ons. LL' NORMAN DEL'OSIER lieg to announce that their. FRENCH AC 13EMY will Re open on 111uNnAv next, the 18th-instant,. Ladies and Gentlemen wishin g to r eire Irtstrpction iii Classes are requested to• make an early applicatiori, that they may he classed according to their respective degree of foe wardness., , .Private Pupils, Schools, and Famißei attended on the usual terms. . • Mons. Tu.t.Fs , LEFERVRE'S WEEKLY MATINEES FItANCAISES for Ladies will recommence on Wantsksrwr, the.2t;th instant, at Eleven o'clock. The Lectures during this half year will comprise an Account of the French Literature previous to the 17th Century, Terms fur the Matinees, Four Guineas a year. On Monday next, the 18th instant, will be published the first Six Nurnirs of . -•-; • • The ECLECTIC SYSTEM of acquiring the FRENCH LANGUAGE, in which it is attempt e d t o con d ense th e mos t approved Methods, And to eulble the Learner to deduce the Grammatical Rules from a progressive practice and comparison with his own Language, instead of making the Rules the ground work of his study. By 'Messrs. JULES LE LEFEuvaii and Lit ' NORMAND DEL 'OSIER. Price 2d. each number. •, - • To be had of Messrs. MA tiPtEs and Co.; EVANS, gHBGWIN, and HALL; and Mons. CHOFFIN. And of the . same Booksellers, . . 'LE MARIAM?. EN FRANCE, Extracts from Theodore Le Clercq's Proverbes Dramatiques, with Notes in Englisb , explanatory of the modern Fren c h Manners and Conversation. By Mons. JuLits' LEE RIIVRE. Price 3s. 6d. 2, Abercromby-terrace. PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, - . 71, BOLD-STREET. . , • - CHARD'S NEW PATENT GRAND. PIA,FFORTESi I B. PALMER respectfully informs the N ity, Gentry, II • and the Public of Liverp o ol and it s vici ty, that he hat just received an elegant Assortment of pallo..ait F 0... Octave rEs, consisting of the following descriptions,- S i x-and-a-tt Horizontal Crawls, with the new patent aation, metallic bracin g over the strings, &e., &c., by Erard, /imp_ and Plan o -f orte : - P maker in ordinary to her Majesty A heir Royal Highne Bses the Duchess of. Kent and th e T r ine Victoria,t Senti. gran d s, Cabinets, Cottages, Michroc o rdons, rand and lain Squares in,Rosewood tly on sale as extensive J. B. P. has constantly and Mahogany O ases , by Broadwo o d , C ollard and Collard, Tomkison, and .other approved Manufacturers, fer u•lach a liberal disc oun t i s made /or cash. . : In additi on t o the above, _ _• as sor t men t o f Guitars, a lar ge stock of Violins and Violoncell os , o f super ior quality, at very low prices. Also, a few Wind instrum en ts left, which h e offers extremely-low, The beSt B Oman and .guglish Harp, Violin and Guitar Strings. , Town or Country, singly or by the year. from London, Piano-fortes Tuned aNnt;(lw Repaired,ll lusi cr e c e i i n v e d weekly, Second-hand Instruments taken in Lachauge, or sold on com mission. NEW 'SONG. Just published , ""Tia not , the Snow on Beauq's Brow,'!— c arai i„.. The Music- competed by GEORGE H AUG REAVES, author of "The Brook is purimg ou its way Give me the Nig t," &C. &c. May, be bad -as above, and of all Music- Abio, a third Mdition -of ./he FLORAL QUADRILLtS, Composed by ilk,ll6lY BANK*.