The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25 00:00:00

1-e,t 26, F. Nov. 24. ke sides on Wednes 0. The better qua: teseriptions there is IE, Nov. 24. et, and towards the chiefly confined td h offered was very ► 3d. Scarcely any td Oats sold at 3s 8a rime qualities, and a of 3d—Beans and ry, but holders lad 1.[18361 .1 st dried 3 7 6 3 3 10 4 U :11) old 4 1 .. 4 I 0 0 0 0 9 8.. 3 a qr. 46 0 50 d to 48 0 ..'5l o p. qr• 51 0 V old.. 52 0 58 0 -- 50 0..54 el . 37 0 .. 44 .now 50 0 .. 58 17 ... . 0 0 0 0 P. qr. •••• •60 0.. 68 ,int.qr. o o Q o o .58 0..80 n my 51 0 54 9 56 0 .. 60 0 weet, e 0 0 . 0 0, 26 0 .. 28 u ••••...• .. St 0 •••• 28 6 .. '3O '0 e 27 0 .. so .0 a D.. 00 .14ons 35 0..37 6 32 0..84 ( 0 '1 9.. 110 SPORT, 1836. ,I.IITTED. • 1. P. 0 r. house 199 olyneux. . Mr. J. Asherof• ) Ls eh argext I to 'l4, 1836. fresh. , B Bk, at 11 a.m. spine, B Schnr, for r, B Bk, for Trieste Fame, B B, front estivals, 4c. nt it.* 3h 38m morn rm ends. Cath. I' day 7h 58m unday i Gm long. r, Noy. 22. W. Edwards and CP- I Fell, Warringtpn. anchister. fustian- road, Bermondsey. D, t, shipowner. ant, Dec. 3, lan. S. solicitors, Messrs. Holborn, London, re, London. patent- ilman. Wellington.itteett nufacturer. -draper. baker. 3onger. -hosier—Dee. 13, I. 15, G. Coxe, Dark-. tualler---Dee. 15, 8- ..ondon, warehouse-. 1, ship-agent—Doc , wharfinger—Dee. -Dec. 15, J. 1. Na-• :hant—Dec. ]3, W. ❑-street, Finsbury./ kfriars-road, Sorry. itreet,Westminster., , J. Clarkson, and -Dee. 15, J. Broad . Corgan, T. B. Pa dre, hankers—Nov. Lord. Birmingham. ye -maker—Dee. 15. ry, on or before tba Thant—G. Betts. .terer—C..T. Berrie. Bourchier, Lamb's 7estminstor-bridge ng, Berkshire, ma-. uhant—T. Rowdier. iov. 28, Dec. 12, id rmarthen, the lady el. St. Helen's. atU er. to Miss Wilden. hurch, by the Rec. etcher, both ofthigo hurch, James Duff. nitr, of Cast!crown.- o Powell, lneeriiiin. Mr. John Peargoo. lurch. Mr. J. Bull. Miss Sarah Taylor. Thurch, Mr. James 'ork. Prebendary Ballo". Grosvenor. to Eli g., of Chester. F. Parry, 8.D.. the to Mary, youngest T. S. Bowfitead. r Mr. E. Aim, Of .wards at St. Jude's on, eldest daughter MiLecce, , of' n Moore Ralph, 137. gears, Mr. Richartl ung, he had crossed. r Belvoir, Switzer n, shipowner. ce, for 49 years the 1 Flint boats. Enzabetil,yelieto r Dswestry, ishirr, Mrs. Seho i this town. Ilaess. in his 54th to 29th Regiment. aghter of Mr. Ge- aof Mr. J. Walker, le-street. Vaughan, Salforct xteth-_park,Adan;; ry of Lancashire, )n-street North• rd Seatle, late tide-- s. aged /4 - monfhg• • a. sudden, itt the V. t. Peter's Chester. h Malone, late of Sp a riing-street• Mr. y, daughter 'of - • tPr-maker, Fine tr.. IS circle of friends:. Ham, eldest sou o' le Mr. Paul Evans, )3 , his relatives an. %Esq. of London , relict of the Rey• Mrs. Leather, UP" wife of . Mr. 1-0110 MORNING, .g,) • , LIVERPOOL . 83PS. Newton alio . eacon, Walbrook chin-lane ; Joseph ru mOnd, 27, Lora , e t.,,t r eet ; Clarke , e t; Mr. Thomas the London Coin lerusalem Coffee; -noster-row; and rea d n eedle-stree!. J o hn Lee, at ho 35, Henry-sret. Exchange-stree t. MalleY, Book" reatelk and gr. ..~<ass~ 1t) /h:?4 ucceed tlte 11,11. YES, and will, sail in a few days altar her. For BARBADOES, The beautiful fast-sailing Brig VICTORIA, f , • Iv EnsiuND PALIKIN, Master; ''‘tlee t v, ;;°w On er third voage, and loading west side ` 1 " 0 5.----b'o h r freight and y passage apply to HEVES, LITHERLAND, and Co., Wolstenholtne-square.; Fur DEMERARA, With leave to call at MADEIRA, The fine fast-sailing Ship -ELIZABETH, It, • JOHN 'VI ac ooN Commander; 27 i ; Illendid accommodation's and will be gespatcllo on the ~,Ct;o_4.lirrit.—Fr passage apply , to Captain Macoms.aLP, prince's Duck, or JOHN TOBIN. , r 4 . 4,... Fur DEM !;1.(4A, - • . 4 . AI y, % iz .4 , • - Ihe ..Shtp., ...,•,: JAMES NE.r.sl9m, sitar; b b , el Burthen 306 tons; intended to sail on the 10th of aber—For freight or passage apply to !......_ JOHN BOLTON. en *alt. 3 Q O V ozeu of choice Old London Particular West India MADEIRA,- A„, . In 3 dozen Cases ; Bottled ih Bond. rill to Messrs. GE O. BARKER and Co., (IT WILLIAM. COLTON, Broker. C.thes of P. F. Heering_'s Celebrated Copenhagen CHERRY BRANY, of the hest quality; °11.4 in Cases of 2 doze D n Pint Bottles ; for Home use or Exportat inn. WILLIAM COLTON, Oldhall-street.. 4 1 , 1 1 1 v to ...._ - . For SALE, .*k The splendid new Ship SHAN N 0 N ; !... je. "•-:- F. LEADUETTEII, Master; • kg Burthen per register 75S 412-3500 tons, built at St John, 1 4 , t . ,3 , Nlr. John Wilkin Smith, .and . lau . nched 27th August rival umbers materials are of the best descriptton, .most of her prin. w ays iLinbers being United States white oak, bright-work; water: her s i,° 44 -• of pitch pine, and is very substant i ally copper-fastened; klii„ :res are ample, and A la the best Liverpool manufacture; tli - i4 st, and c:arries a rge cargo on a very light draft. tuensions Length, from from inner part of stem tot 131 6-10 feet. fore part of stern-post, aloft Breadth amidships Lq in Depth ditto g east side Brunswick Dock.—Apply to -....._ CANNON, SIILLER and. Co. STEAM VESSELS FOR SALE. The ST. DAVID, Now plying between Liverpool awl Dundalk ; t_rovii " • built at Liverpool; burthe n p er re g ister 110 tons; 61 40 . ed by two Engines of 40 Horse - pow er each, made . by fo lit a l : Fawcett and Co.; coppered and copper-fastened; well t ut ,carries a large cargo, and is we ll ada p ted for convey " stock. Also, the well-known favourite Steam Packet Who. The PRINCE LLEWELYN, fti kt i s "lias heretofore been employed between Liverpool, Beep ; and Menai Bridge; built at Liverpool, by Messrs. Wil k r egistered'burthen 103 tons; propelled,by two Engines of 4 4 1 1 : 7 " -e-power each, made by Messrs. Fawcett and Co., with (le t s Patent Condensing Apparatus, in complete working or cull:tee.,°PPered, and. well found in every resp ect ; is well cal- Th _. for conveyance of passengers. e te ,se vessels are-offered for sale, being too small for the, in "( 1 trade on their respective stations. 110 (4 •Partieulars apply to Mr. J. P. Roamort, 137, Leaden -o,l;•street, London, or at the St. George Steam packet Com ...fa Office, Clarence Dock, Liverpool. *tram Xabtation. l b w For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. A 7 ' 4 ,L - THE CITY OF DUBLIN I —' ,, ‘','.! ' STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, I' h e 7‘ ." INCORPORATED BY AC T OF PARLIAMENT. Pil o j e - abova Company sail their Vessels , (with .0 without q t ,) taking Goods and Passengers to the following ',orbs,. sk.,,_ r( 11, . . -. DUBLIN Daily. FMK BELFAST—The ATHLONE, on WEDNIRSDAY'next. VI, ) Oth instant, at Three .o'clock in the . Afternoon, from the "rence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line. to Water-street. JOHN MCA MMON and Co., ho P%inci le of tfi.*•Company is that of attaching all In:1- N, ar te e.rs sad kaportefSA) y a Division of the Profits among the m, im e r merit of the 4 Dividends---thus creating a cominunit of I. .tt between th Shippers and Shareholde r s—a principle lj best•guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their ti: l rleri.ls; and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and the•having a welt supported Establishment of first s due Wiiainers, and the lowst rate of Freight compatible with Wention to their ma eintenance. VOL. VIII G ENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION.COMPANY. The GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION IigoMCOMPANY'S first:tate and superior PACK- .1 tTS leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE LONDON , . ' -* (weather perMitting) for— d H AMI3U RU, (carrying his Majesty's M ails, ) ever y Wednes e, 11, 1 Sa turday, early in the Morning , retu rnin g ever y We d , • ae , nd Saturday . turday. 4 lt k ir . .EIIDAM and the RHINE, (carrying .his Majesty's every Wednesday and Saturday, Morning, at Seven Ll e lek pieciiely returning 'every Wednesday and Saturday, Reduced' Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 is, th e 4, TwERP and the'RHINE, (with a bag of letters from primest-offiee;) with the Antweip Company's Steam Ship " , " 4 Victoria , Thursday and Sunday, returning Wednes 'Vtid Sund ay. Redu , ed Fares—Chief Cabin, £2 21. • T ‘e B. rEND and the RHINE, Saturday Morning, returning 1 ,1 ” , night. Reduced Fares,--Chief cabin, El 10s. LAlS—Monday, Thursday, and Sunday. Reduced Fares Chief Cabin. ss. ,guULQGNE—Wednesday and Saturday. Reduc ed Fares A ' 4 ,i 4 f Cabin, ss. 111,0 4 from London Bridge Wharf for RAMSGATE and pIgOATE. ' NEWCASTLE, and BERWICK-ON, 1,,,, , Er).,—The Steam Ships Of this Comp an y , and of the Ili . '" said Edinburgh Steam Packet Company , leave 'the ;j ll,l wiek Wharf, Blackwell, fur Edinburgh , Wednesday, and Sliips will shortly commence running to BERWICK -6-IpSt".WF;RD, th„`'INKIRGH.—The powerful and magnificent new Steam ttitt,`",i" E cLARENCE, equalling- the,MONAIIC El in mag f,,"._a and capacity, is no'N plaeed Upon this station. 'frelght't.O,ltotter lant apply to Messrs, DE Big and tpe aN, 4, Cieseent,'Minaties ; TliurSday's 'Packet to An te 14 1 ' t " M,1311: and : 'end f6r - Sunday's PaCket es ro . LIGHTLY and St mON, Feuchurch-street ; and ;the ntheivstationS to NORtks AN, I..Wate'r,lant,,,Tqwer -7", t'----Bertht may be iecured' at the Offices of the Company, 40 .ztegent-eiicus, and 69, Lombard-street, and at 61, 'Chartng -1:,. and 35; Leadentastreet. th x ;,:,:::l o 3 n r s trid small Packages to be brought to the Offices of i;'°lmpanv, 37, Regent-circus, and 69, Lombard-street. °werfuj Steam-packets may be - engaged for Towing and . • CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary. General Stem Navigation Company, .1 • Lomb ar d-a rs e, and 37, Regent-circut.S. TEETH, MADE OF INCORROPIBLE SUBSTANCES, ANU P ak MINERAL, SUCCEDANEUM, rtt.LIN G DECAYED TEETH, WITHoUT HEAT OR PRESSURE. MONS. MA !,LAN, SURGEON DENTIST, 46, BCILD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, tile firrl of Malian anti Sons. 32, Great Russell-street, Bluomt grilib"ll-square and 10, Ludgate-hill, City, Lo n don,T 1., continue to restore DIOAYED IEI. I H with their L E~LEBRATED MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM so uni -1;-%;a0"Y recommended by the FACULTY of London and Paris. p A v peration is performed in a few seconds, without the slightest ei at P 4, HEAT, or PRESSURE, and allays the mast excru- Lol,Paiti, and lasting for many years ; also FASTEN the )r.i TEETH. whether arising from age. neglect, or disease TUR, B 9urns: INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL and NA ttre TEETH . placed, from one to a complete set, which t h e !ncepable of discolouration or coriosion, and fixed without ev er inet mbrance of wires or any other ligatures, and answer ei r Purpose of 'A RTICU L AVON and .141 ASTICATION. argee as in Paris.—Artificial Teeth. Repaired. NORTON'S truly valuable CAMOMILE PILLS for e, h , INDIGESTION, &c:=These:Pillg are a pure extract of niCi . ' t .'"lnile PioWers, prepared by a 'peculiarprotess; by which th e t h e inedicinal roerties of rather mire than one ounce of They flowers are c o nc entrated 'into four moderate sized Pills. e e , e j are mild' n operation, and have proved wonderfully suc -0,..'ul in removing every symptom of indigestion, sick headache, Il i ; "jalmetite, giddiness heart-burn, costiveness, eruptions of di SKin, and - all complaints arising from a disordered state of the ,Illtestiye organs; they require no alterations of diet, and their Z i atiOn , erill be found so beneficial in giving . tone to the sto ne f „ . ",, teOhitinst the bowels; and in promoting a healthy habit, P er :Y to genvince all who take them of their great utility. bulls w ' 'have - suffered from indigestion for several years li t n - ',.,"Y tfi use• in a few weeks perfectly recovered, which is a I ° v'ucino nor that in - the smallest compass is contained the t a t : l 'st quantity of the tonic prineiple, of so peculiar a nature as Per " , le the wile system, through which it diffuses health hml Alreng,th.. lu • p ) , 114 wholesale b y Barclay and S ons; T. Butler; E. Edwards; v,„ L'l'llAiry and Sims; W. Sutton and Co.; and A. Wilough vi,"(l. Co. ; (late B. Godfrey Winclus,) 64, Bishopgate-street, ci `v i ;t e hon, t L o ndon i and retail by nearly all respectable Medi vetiiters. . ' ' .~ i ~~~ ~ ' ~`- ~'- fry / fp ‘, 2 7,,.../.‘ ' - :, . ~,,.../ 1 . • - - z s ir Irb Of • , / 1 ; 4 / ..-- 0 0 / - • //y/ 1 ./ 41, 1 ,/j/ / L' I ~- 'l + • • ... 4 N .., . .7 • ADVERTISE. , i ISopito, Vt! r t• ,ICE FIVEPENCE. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY. AGENERAL MELTING of the SHAREHOLDERS of this COMPANY will be held at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool, Tuts DAY, (Friday,) the 25th day of November instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon precisely, to take into con sideration matters of importance to affairs of the. Company, which will be brought before th' Ineeting, and to adopt such Resolutions as the Sharebol shall then agree upon. Each Shareholder will required to produce the Banker's Receipt or Scrip Certificate. LI VERPOOL Sc MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY. ►IHE DIRECTORS of the Liverpool and Manchester Coal .11_ Company hereby give notice, that the Advertisement in Mondav'sand yesterday's newspapers, of a GENERA L MEETING. of the Shareholders, to be held nu Friday next, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, is inserted to;thout their knowledye, apprvbatiun, or consent ; and they, therefore, caution the Shareholders to be on their guard. in sanctioning any proceedings which may Originate at said Meeting. Lirere,ol, 2.3 d Mn'. 1836. . SOUTHPORT PUBLIC BATHS COMPANY. CAPITAL £lO,OOO. IN 1000 SHARES OP £lO EACH. .Applicatiuns for less than flee Shares scill not be accepted. DEPOSIT, 5 PER CENT. No call. afterwards to ezceed- £1 per Share, nor so be made at a 4r/wrier into, oat than one month, eselosioe of six days' notice. Patron, Sir Henry Bold Houghton, Bart. PROVISIONAL COMMITTER: Samuel Lees, Esq., Chairman. The Rev. C has. H esket h.RectorlM r. Martin • Thettev.W.Docker,lncuinbentlMr. Burlend gheßev. Itichd. Watker,CurateiCaptain William Ball rilie . Rev. Ilailme IMr. Blundell Henry Harrison, Eeq. . IMlelloberteefir desley Willixin Hill, Esq. . 'NII7 Barrallier • • John Lees, Esq. s_ Mr. Fa ir Henrh,Wadkin, Esq. .\\ Mr. Maddock, • --Laicester, Esq. , N Mr. William Linaker Thomas Morris, Esq. Mr. Wright John Butterfield, Esq. Mr. Turtiley Thomas Kershaw, Esq. Mr. James Mawdesley Lieutenant Watmough Mr.-John Mr. Bowman iMr. Halfev.- With power to add to their number. Bankers—The Union Bank of Manchester. • Architect--Mr. A. •B. Cla y ton, Gartwide-street, Manchester. . Solicitor—Mr. Maw4lesley, Southport. QM HENRY BOLD HOUGHTON, Bart., has agreed to grant a plot of Land, comprising upwards of 1.1 Acres, for the term of% years, at the small rent of £5 se. per annum, ad joining in an easterly direction the New Sea-bank Wall and Grand Parade, with a frontage to the Sea of upwards of four hundred yards, being the most eligible site - for Public Baths, and decidedly the best situated Building Land at. Southport for Marine Vlllas •' the sure and speedy sale of which Land will ' make the Baths a good Investment, whilst they will meet a very long existing and general demand for such an Establishment, At a Public Meeting, held at the Bold Arms, in Southport, on the 15th day of November, 1836, • SAMUEL LEES, Esq. , in the Chair, 500 Shares were taken, including 50 by Sir Henry Bold Hough- . ton. Bart. The future apportioning of Shares will be in the order of application. Prospectuses and Lithographed Plans of the Baths will be issued at an early date. Applications for Shareit to be made to Mr. MAwoßst.Ev, Solicitor, Southport; Mr. WILLIAM H it.L, Old Millt.Trite, .lons LEES, Esq., Red Lion-street, Manchester; and to WILLIAM DIXON; Jun., Esq., Liverpool. Directors, &c., will be appointed at a future General Meeting. LANCASTER AND PRESTON JUNCTION RAILWAY. XTOTICE IS FiEIIEBY GIVEN, that application is in- L tended to be made to Parliament in the. next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for making and maintaining a railway or railways, trararoail or tratnroads, with proper warehouses, wharfs, landing places, tunnels, bridges, viaducts, works, and conveniences for the passage of waggons, carts, and other car riages properly constructed, to be drawn by locomotive engines or otherwise, to commence in, at, or near. to a Certain close or field, now, or late belonging to Henry Lindow Lindow, Esq, and now or late in the occupation of Miss Jane Noon, innkeeper, being on the east side of the turnpike road leading from Lan caster to Preston, and near to Penny-street bridge, in the bo rongh or town of Lancaster, in the county of Lancaster, and extending into, or passing through, the several parishes of Lan caster, Cockerharn. Garstang otherwise Garstang Church-Town, Saint Michaels le Wyre, Kirkham, and Preston, in the same county, or some of them; and also extending into, or passing through, the several boroughs, townships, hamlets, extra paro chial or other places of Lancaster, Aldeliffe, Scutforth, Ashton with Stodday, Eitel, Holleth, Forton, Cleveley, Calms, Lower or Nether \Vycrsdale, Garstang, Barnacre with Bonds, Cat- Claugbton, Bilsborough, Barton, II • - with sowerby, Hollowforth, Newsham with wise Goosuargh with Newsham, Wood P limp on, ave , at forth, Bartell, Whittin ham, Brou h s tonal of and Cotten], Vultwood, some of them, and to terminate at or pre mises late belong,to the h r v t. lare, and 'now or late in the occup no '1 Ainsworth, cotton spinner, being on the sour ide of the part of a certain street, in the borough or town of Preston , _ca d Fishergate, which lies between certain other streets, in Prest n aforesaid, called But ler-street and Charles-street, in the said county of Lancaster; with two branches to lead from, or out of, or to be counected with, such railway or railways,„trainroad or trainroads, the one branch to commence near to the commencement of the said. in tended main line of railway or trainload, in at or near to the said close or. field now oriole belonging to Henry Lindow Lin• doW, Esq. before mentioned, and extending into, or passing through, part of the parish, borough, and towuship of Lancaster aforesaid, and to terminate in, at, or near to certain, gardens now or late belonging to Messrs. Baldwin, Marwood, and Row, and now or late in the occupation of Thomas Bradley and others, , being On the south side of the road leading from the town of Laneaiter aforesaid to Lancaster-moor, and near to Moor-lane bridge, in Lancastet aforesaid ; and the other branch to •com inence near to the c ommencement of the said intended main line of railway or trammed, in. at, or near to the said close or field now or late belonging to Henry Lindow Lindow, Esq. be fore mentioned, and extending into, or passint: through, pa, t o f the parish, borough, and township of Laneaster aforesaid, and to terminate at or near to, and on the south side of, a certain street, in Lancaster aforesaid, called George -street. And notice is hereby also given, that it is intended to apply for power by the said Bill to deviate from the lines of the said intended railway and branches respectively, for the making of which powers are so intended to be applied for as aforesaid, as the same will be respectively laid out or defined on the said in tended application to Parliament, to any extent not exceeding one hundred yards on either side of such lines. RA.NSTHORNE & SWAINSON, Lancaster, Solicitors. THE CITY 01? LONDON AND RICHMOND RAILWAY- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application is in. tended to be made to Parliament in the next Session fur leave to bring in a Bill for making, constructing, and maintain ing a railway, to be called The City of London and Richmond Railway, to continence on the south side of the river Thames, at or near the foot of Southwark Bridge, or Bankside, in the, parish of Saint Saviour, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, and to terminate at or near a place commonly calledor known as the Pound, at ltichtuoud, in the same county, with a branch railway to coMmunicate therewith, and to commence from and out of the said railway, in or near to Battersea Fields, its the parish of aittersea, in the same county, crossing the said river Vhames, and to terminate at or near to land or ground coin manly called Lee's Nursery Ground, situate and .being on the ,north side of Hammersmith Road, in the parish or hamlet of Hammersmith, or the parish of Kensington, in the county of Mit. dlesex ; and to make and maintain a viaduct or bridge, or other means for communicating or carrying the said branch railway across the said river Thames, from or near to a lane called the Green Lane, in the parish of Battersea, in the said county of Surrey, to or near to Sands End Lane, in the parish of Fulham, in the'said county of Middlesex ;. and also to make and main tain another viaduct or bridge for carrying the said railway across the river Wardle, in the said county of Sur re y . near the river Thames, in the parish of Wandsworth , i u the said county. of Surrey; together with all other bridges , culverts, viaducts, tunnels, archways, embankments, building! , btstiaine c sc'e:iwharn, cos to ete docks, quays, roads, and other works mater the u t r uo i re the said railway and branch railway, or fo r al use and enjoyment thereof respectively; and w hich said anilhranch railway are intended to pass and dbe made train, railway in, through,orinto the several parishes, town,ittiPs, o rextra parochial and other places following - , that is to say, Saint Saviour. South wark;b Christ Church, Southwark; Lalu East th, Battersea. Wands been, and Richmond, ; worth; Putney. Barnes, Mortlake , in the Said county' of Surrey ; and u lhatu Hammersmith, and Kensington, it, the said c ounty•of to be granted by And it is also intended to aPP I Y, the said hilt to authorise the deviatinogrtsrainatid down tbdelinleinofthtehepslaanbid. intended t be deposited. intended railway and bra nch railway , a in pursuance of the standing orders of o Parliament, to the extent of ten yards on either sid e o f t h e sa id line in cities and ma rket towns, and one hundred yards on either side of the said line in any other places; and also for taking of such fares, tolls, dues, rates, and sums of money as shall be men tioned in the said bill, and for purchasing and holding lends, tenements, and l i ereditame . nts within the s a id severa l par i shes, townships, or extra parochial and othe r pl aces, or e l sew h ere. f or the purposes afo FRANresaid. CIS BEETHAM, Solicitor for the Bill. 8. Chat h am Place, New Bridge-street, London. SAM UEL THORP, 25. Pall Mall, Manchester, agent for Thi s neighbourhood, has a few of the RESERVED SHARES undertaking, the . o , plans &cf f o r allotmen t ; also for which early application must be wane. • niIHE CITY OF LONDON AND RICHMOND RAIL -1 WAY proposes to effect a junction of the Birmingham and Great Western Railways through the medium of the Birming ham, Bristol, and Thames Junction Railway, the Southampton, the proposed Brig - litou. the Portsmouth. the South Eastern and the North and South Western Railways, with the Metropolis and the River Thames, at a conference held this day between the Provisional Committee of the City of London and ham Railway, and Board of Directors of ihe Birmingham, Bris tol, and Thames Junction Railway Company, It vvas agreed.—That it will be beneficial to the two companies that a junction ot the. City of London and Richmond Railway should take place,. and he .made with the Birmingham, Bristol, and Thames Junction Railway, near to the 'Hammersmith Road and Kensington Crescent : an S I. that mutual aid and s upport shall be given for the attainment.of so desirable an object, in the ensuing.session of parliament. • t That fur the information.of the shareholders of the respective companis,i, the foregoing resolution be a dvertised iu the daily journals. , ; : • • H. C. DAKEY_NE, Chairman of the City Railway.. WILLIAM GUNSTON, Chairnu!ti of . the Birnirugham, Nov. 9. 16313. .i4 01, An d Thames Juuction (dompany, 141---) 6 / 4 ... . : i.i• . , r, .) 'IN • 17. ' 44 1 - , t . ..... - .. ...0 ~,. -.-.4. , • No. 410.] airfs by auction. ftateo bn auction. THIS DAY . DUTCH BULBS. - By - , Mr. T. BRANCH, To-moattovv, (Saturday,) the 26th instant, at Eleven o'clock, On account of whom it may concern. THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 25th instant; at Twelve o'clock. at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street, 160 Bales false packed Bowed COTTON, Ex Alleghany, from Philadelphia.—Apply to Messrs. W. and J. BROWN and Co., or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER - , Brokers. at the Hanover Rooms, • ACHOICE Collection of DUTCH BULBS,: the cele brated growth of Mr. Tnnoultv, of Haarlem, and co►n prising Dnuble and Single Hyacinths. Narcisuses, Tulips, Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, ficc., which May he viewed on . the Moulin.. of Sale, when Catalogues may 'ruts Day, (Friday,) the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at W. P: Bushby's Office, 9, Exchange-alley, 830 Bags Siam GSU AR, • 9 Casks I Case Penang 526 Bags Sumatra t COFFEE, 674 Bags Java Subject to 9d. per lb. duty; 354 Bags Black P 14.: E R, 130 Fluxes CASSIA LIGNEA, 3 Csses.GAMBOGE, 1 Case TORTOISESHELL, 1511 Bundles RATTANS, Now landing ex Formidable, from Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT W Isle and Co., or to W. P. BUS HEY, Broker. BM order of the Mortgagees. , 17101 r. SYERS, On 111oNDAY next, the 28th instant, at Six o'cloc k in the Even ing, at the Feathers Inn; Clayton-square, subject to. such conditions. of sale as shall, be then and there produced.. • A LL that Piece or Parcel of 'LAND, with the Three MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the west side of Stafford-street, in Liverpool, bounded ou the north by Premises belonging to Mr. Samuel MOrrii, on the south by - Finch-sheet, and on the west by a cinumon passage of yards wide;i•t?fliaining.in front to Stafford street aforesaid 59 teed, and 'at. the beck or west side 54 feet 1 inches,.and running in depth bacKwards on the north antl:south sides ,severally GO feet (exduSive of an area of 3 feet 4 ins hiss wide tri the front of Stafford'street,) be the several dimensions thereof more or less.' The Tenure is Leasehold for 75 years, from the 3d of July, 1827. For further partienlars apply to Mr. EVANS, Solicitor, South Crescent Chambers, Lord-street. THIS DUI, (Friday,) the 25th instant, at One o'clock 4 at Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street, 1006 Bags SALTPETRE. Apply to Messrs. WILDSS, PICKIIRSGILL, and Co., Men chants, or to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. Tuts DAY, (Friday,) . the 25th instant, at One o'clpck at Molyneux, and Co.'s Office, ChapelArelp:lo • €Ol 66 Ba gs U L CE R R T 1 ORNS, 5 Tons RED SANDERS WOOD, Landing, ex Jane, from Calcutta, 7188 DEER HORNS, Landing, ex William Rodgers. froth Bumbay.—Apply to Messrs, JOHN Btatmand Co. Merrhants; - or MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, And Co., Brokers. By MR. SYIII, fi 04 WitDriD4y,Vr 7th Ilite i r %Plat 400 thA arendou . s,. Li mol l ! :• • ; rail rIAT 'be‘utiful.MA tits' E LAlosKenre, called Lot 1. " West Bank,', situate in Liscar d'ln the county of Chester, at the mouth of the li ivyr Mersey, witli*the 'Gardens and Land occupied. therewith, /comprising an area of zaheut, 3600 square yards, late.thd property and residence of Richard Addison, Esq., deceased,•and now in• the occupation of John Coupland, Esq., whose tenancy will expire on the.lst of Octo ber next. There is certainly nod, any situation on , the' river so attractive as this, and no expense has hien spared to make the house a convenient and condonable residence. It contains Dining and Drawing Rooms. each 27. feet long, six good Bed Rooms, exclusively of Servants' lkdoms, Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Pantry. Water Closet, and excellent Dry Cellars: 2. A FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying immediately he hind the above, and fronting the road from the shore to Now B righton, :containi nit about 3200 square yards, and being a most desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The tenure is Freehold The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and the unprecedented progress of'New Brighton are so enhancing this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singular advan tages of a summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an indemnity against the expense of such indulgence, in the rapidly improving value of the land. • For further particulars apply •at the Office of Mr. Jo►ns NORT jup., Sulicitor,•Exchange Alley, where' a plan may be seen. AND GENERA.• COMMERCIAL - _ HEARTS RESOLVED, AND . HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1836. .ST. MARK'S CHURCH. SINE SERVICE will be resumed on Sunday next, the A -A' 27th instant ; but the new Organ will not be opened till some day in the ensuing mouth, of which due not ice will he given. , S'ovember 22d. 18.3 G. CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. rTIHE,.MEMBERS of the EV EirroN and KIRKDALE 2 - - GONSERVATIVE WARD ASSOCIATION will DINE together on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at Mrs. STRETCH'S, Liver Inn, Kirkdale. Tickets to be hail on application to Mrs. STRETCH, Kirkdale, or to IitCHD. DAWSON, Esq.. Eschange•allev. MILES BARTON, Chairman. CHAPEAU FRANCAIS. SOLD ONLY BY JAMES REAY, IS. BOLD-STREET. 1111 HE properties of this aAT ate 1114htness, shortness of nap, briteiviey of etiTuiA', which' cannot he affw:ted by sea air, an.l'in durtbilitv equal to two of the best Beaver Hats, alit allnwt d , froin its beauty and texture to be superior to any Ha . vet insented; Price for Cash 20s. Liverpool. Nor. eh, 1L 6. • 1 LAST \VEVA( OF I'HF...EXH trwrioN. . TN consequence of theDistrihittiOnOf the PICTURES taking y play,. on W E yNtsiliipe7a, the' 30th instant, thu EXHI BITION will continue 0 E N until TuEsnAy, the 29th, when it will FINALLY'cLOS'. rl ,for the,Season. Open DAILY, from T - n till Dusk; also, every EVENING, brilliantly illuminated by t iS, front Seven till len, at the Ex hibition itootos, POStolik.:piaee. • AdmisCod, One Shilling; Catalogues, QneShilling.. . Sa:110.. EmANGToN; . Secretary to the Academy. 1 AWINGMILDIT SCHOOL of the Academy is now open, ir3k404 4, 1 : 6 ' 4 ,S - G Al I from $ Po i..... irt of 4. " •• • OF i' t' HI I •IP 19111tN, 4111 r. . I that they may pr re. : 'hole, or any part of an OUTFIT, from the coarsest to the fine quality of Goods known, including Cabin FurnitOre, at their B sch Mouse. . . Nos. 4 AND 5, ST. DEoaci.s' qugspoT„Appyn, LIVER POOL, At the same W,HOLESAL . SH IV PrN a. Prices as at their Warehouse I.ON - DON.'` ~ Daily comnitinicatian between LoncliN and Liverpool for Ship-sailing information V.-J. .. , . . , . INTERESTINti CASE Ok )vritEss. n_ l r HE FRIENDS of a WPDOW 1131" aie anxious to make' her diltieSsini2: situation know to the. Christian and benevolitnt PUblic. Her late husband, who was a Gentleman of highly-respectable connexions, t i avi tig- about two years ago lost his health; under very painful arcitinstaures, was obliged to give up his business in this town, from which time he lingered on in a hopeless decline until August last, when it pleased the Lord to take him to himself. He has left a Widow and four young children, who are entirely dependant on the kindness of friends for'support:' The object of this appeal (so painful to the feelings of the individual most interested) is to obtain the means of supporting and educating her family in such a manner as to enable them to procure an _ honourable subsistence. Donations will biy'reciiied by the following Gentlemen, who may be referred to for the faets Of the case: Rev. J(INATHAN BRoOKS, - lIPV R. P. BUDDICOM, Rev. HUGH NPNEILE, Mr. T. W. WAINWRIGHT, and Mr. G. LANGTRY. iltgal Xotire. TO CLAIMANTS under the last WILLO/JOHN IIODSON, late of . Lydiate„ in, th e county of Lancaster, Mr:ster Mariner , but afterwards of l'embertun, in the said county, (who died in the year .18104 • II EREAS the said Testator, by his said will, dated the 30th January, 18u5, devised and bequeathed all his teal estate, and the residue of his personal estate,. to trustees, upon trust, after the death of his wife, (who died on the 4th Of No vember instant,) to sell and convert the whole thereof into money, and to divide the same into eight equal shares, one whereof he bequeathed equally amongst all the children of his late brother William who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as should be then dead ; such issue . to take the share its parent, if living, would have been entitled to under the said - will, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more than one, and if there shall be but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to such only child, or only issue,As they - respectively should attain the age of 22 years, or be married, and the produce thereof in the meantime to go towards his, her, or their main tenance; in proportion to their shares, but in such manner as his executors and trustees should think proper; and the said testator did thereby empower his said trustees to apply all or any part ofthe o wshaarrdesotfhseur maintenanceel: il child, oil!) such ch principal child, moneys children, or issue, or for their advancement in the world in such manner as they should think proper, although such child or issue should he under age and unmarried; and in case any of the . children 'of his brother William being a son, or sons, should die without lawful issue before he had attained 22 years; or being a daughter, or daughters, should die before that age, and pnniar; ried, then the share or shares (OS well original as accruing) of him, her, or them so dying, should go to the survivor or survivors of such children, and should he paid to him, her, tie them; 'if mote than one, share and share alike as therinbefore mentioned , touching his, her, or their original share. As to one other eighth share, the • testator gave one moiety thereof unto his niece, Mary Tatterson, daughter of his late sister, Mary Tatterson, her executors, mind ni.itrators or assigns ; and as to the other moiety, the testator bequeathed the same, and the interest thereof, unto, and equally, amongst the children of his late nephew, John Tatterson, '(sott of his late sister Mary,) who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might he then dead, such issue to take the share its parent would, if living, have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such kith., if more than one, and, if but one child; and no issue then living. of any other, or only the issue of one child'ttien living, theti to such only child, or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in 'Aunties thereinhefore ex pressed, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given to testator's brother William's children. And as to one other such eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same, and the interest thereof, equally amongst the children of his late sister Betty Holme; otherwise Selby, as should be then living, and theissue of such of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the share its parent would, 'if living, have taken, and to be equally' divided amongst'such issue, if more than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to slch only child, of to such only - issue, with such power of advance: ment and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore aforesaid, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given to testator's brother William's children. .. And as to one other eighth share, the testator bequeathed the same to his sister Nancy Occleston, her executors, adininistra tors, and assigns, forever, in case she should be then unmar ried ; but, if married, the , testator directed that .his trusteeS should pay the interest thereof unto his sister Nancy Occleston, during her life;•or , permit her to. receive the same for her sepa tate use, as therein mentioned •, and after the decease of his sister Nancy, or in case she should be then dead, then the 'testator bequeathed sushi eighth share, and the interest thereof, equally:amongst the children of his said sister Nancy who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might he then 'dead, -such issue to take the share its parent, if living, would have taken, and to be divided equally ainengst such issue, if more than one, and, it' but one child, and uo issue then living of any' other, - or only the issue of one child then liv iag, then to suchsisnly child or-only issue, with such power of acivamenrentsaint benefit of survivorship, and its manner there itibefore e xlktlised-concerning - the e!glith share thereinbefore given to the children or issue of testatods late brother William. .And as ire tine such eighth-sherttelhaAvatatssr bequeathed the ,sa,me and stisilitterestsand produce Thereo i l t . ...e l q iv u i a n l g ls: a w i o n: l n d gs i t i ti: . e e c ait4sSeetihis 'Fate sister, Ellen Wilson; who should IN then liiirWlitiallieitisue of such :of.: them as should be then dead, i • k en , ellls a i nl b to l t k :" ; e t q ll u e al s t h y a d re' iVi i tl s ed ilarlt, amongst such.. issue, if of more at' i s an'atikigaiel.if but one child,- and no issue-then living u her, gr only time issue of - one - child then living, then to such d o iffehii& Or to such only issue; with such power of advance !t ent and benefit of-survivorship, and in manner thereitibefore .4 Ven:tir the children of his late brother William. And as to one other eighth -part. or •share, the testator be `queathed two fourth parts thereof to his nephew, Robert Hod son, son of his (testator's) brother, Robert Hodson, to be paid to him when he attained the:age of '2l years, and the interest and produce thereof, and also the principal moneys or so touch thereof us his trustees should think proper, might before his said nephew Robert attAinede`stb years be , paid or , applied for the i sl ii ,o t e i h t et e tiro t i l e a hh a rri c s e. ti e e d ie u p c . a . t u io i n ie , n or advancement of his said nephew as to one other such fourt t h it T t a tta rt i, . tt d e au t g es h t t a e t to bequ eathed es said the itobert, in such manner as his trustees should think . proper ; and roftesr tezt tu ) tu h g er fo e u x r e t c h ut pa or r s t , t a n d e n t l e in st i a s t r u rv h o e rs ti , o o e r at a h s e s d io t n h s e ; ss a i n o t e l ba to sill his ueice Betty, daughter of testator's said sister, Betty - Holme, otherwise Spiby, her :executors, administrators, or assigns. - ' lc, lei A tli., u, n re d sa, t a ah s cie t nt o itt o hi st ies : sra s a t it i tol t e h t s ' t i ,o ) . t a he his n, r i .. as . ei st s,gtiewhTitihst,‘lpfa)itrrgtaroort ever, sjihenautec.nat Jennings, case the ss e h he t e e sr s h t e, at should be then unmarried, but if .then married, the testator directed that. his trustees should pay the interest thereof unto her during life, or permit her to reeleve. the same for her sole and separate 'time, as-the-rein tnentionede':ands after the decease of testator's sister Margaret,.oe its ease ,she should. be then dead, then the testator bequeathed such eighth part or share, and the interest and prodtiee the-teof,i'equally amongst .the:children of his said sister Margaret r uhrsehould he then.living, and the issue or such of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the part or share its parent, if living, wouldhave taken, and to be divided equally amongst such issms, if more than one, and if but one child, and no issue then living- of any other, or only the issue of one child then living; then to such only child or only issue, with such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore expressed concerning the eighth share thereinbefore given to the children ur issue of testator's late brother William ' :- . . • „ And as to the remsininir eighth part or share the testator bequeathed the same to his brother, Lawrence Hodson, his executors, administrators, and assigns, in case he s hould I T then living, but if dead, then the testator bequeathed such eigtin, share, and the interest and produce thereof equally en,°""s' the children of his brothel. Lawrence, who should he th en living. d to to take the share its parent, if living, would have takett, an d if and tlie . ..iiistle of such. of them as should be then dead, such issue he squally divided amongst. such issue, it' more than o (m i i • me o ' nly the hat one child. and Do issue then hying of any issue of one child then living, then to surh iiof sit rvivoi- Issue, with Such . poWer.of advancemeut a nd belie . a the ship, and in manner thereinbet.ore expr e s sed . con cerning , s ' s , -" l l ;• e _c t r itild or only `eighth Share thereinbefore given to or issue of tes tator's late brother William. - NOTICE IS HEREB Y cIVPIN. That all persone Who claim to be enti tled toany Interest tinder the said 'Trusts of the abovementioned Will,. are i eqe ss r s e forthwith to forward the same to the Office 1 , 1 licatty G AsKELL , in Wigan, therein stating their respective names, additions, ages', and places of .residence an d what proportion of T rust Funds each Claimant ' contends he or she is entitled to, and • . , GASKELL, Solicitor. how,:and in *what character it is claimed. , raOAIDAY. On MoNnAx, the sth December next, at Twelve o'clock, in Chaloner and lioughton's Bonded Yards, in Harrington street, Sefton-street, and Kent-street, The following Four. Cargoes of Honduras and St.. Domingo MAHOGANY, viz., 327 Digs Honduras MAHOGANYAeing the Cargo now land . ing ex Ceres, from the Bay direct, 3(X) Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, being the,Cargo.now land ing ex Mariner, from the Bay, direct, 235 Logs and Curls St, Domingo MAHOGANY, being the Cargo now landing . ex,Dovecot, from St. Domingo. 255 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGAN Y, being the Cargo now landing . ex Aurora, from. St. Domingo. Also 138 Logs African MA HOGANY,.per Gambia,. 21 Logs Havana CEDAR, per Marys, 104 Logs Cuha 'MAHOGANY, per Marys, With about 200 Tons of ROSEWOOD and ZEBRAWOOD, on account of the Importers. CHALONER and HOUGHTON, Brokers. WHERE AS an Advertisement, signed " JOHN WARING," lately appeared in some of the Liverpool. Newspapers, stating that All the fixed Machinery, Engines,. and Implements, and Working Materials upon the Premises, kn'oln as the Vauxhall or Haddon Iron Works.. or Foundry, or Forge, situate in Vauxhalbroad, in Liverpool," occupied by me, the undersigned Edward Davies, of King's Mills, near Wrexham, belong to the said John Waring, who is described in the same Advertisement, to be "of Bootle, near Liverpool, Merchant." New, as the sole object, and manifest tendency of the said Advertisement is to injure my reputation as a Tradesman, I hereby apprise those whorri it may more particularly concern, and the Public in general, that the statement put forth. in the said Advertisement, touching the Ownership by the said John Waring of "All, the fixed 'Machinery, Engines, Implements, and Working Materials in the said FOrge,",is unfounded, and 'that [shall forthwith adopt legal measures against the Author of the same Advertisement, to compel him, by the Verdict of a Jury, to make satisfaction in damages, commensurate with the injury - he has inflicted on me. MI persons,having any just claims against me, are requested to send the particulars thereof, td Mr. ANTHONY BARNS, my Agent, in Liverpool,. who will discharge the same. EDWARD DAVIES. 23,1 November, 1836. WOOLFIELTO BAZAAR, S' 72, CHUB_ S T, LIVERPOOL, ADJO IN POST-OFFICE, • OK FOR SUPERIOR LO JEWELLERY. SUPERB BRONZES; CLO AISTPS, CHANDELIERS, CHIMNEY. AMENTS, • AND ALL THE VARIOUS FANCY MANUFACTURERS or ENGLAND; FRANCE, GERMANY, &c. MANUFACTORY FOR WORK BOXES. WRITING DESKS, AND DRESSING CASES. ATISITORS and Strangers in Liverpool, and the Pub lic in general, are respectfully invited to visit this Unique Eitablishment, whether as purchasers or parties in search of amusement, the whole of the STOCK, (certainly one of the largest and most varied in England) being conveniently ar ranged for inspeCtion, and the price marked on each Article, from which no deductions are made, nor is any credit given,— this.system enabling the Proprietor to offer his Goods lower than any other. The JEWELLERY is of the best London Manufacture, and has given general satisfaction : in consequence, T. Wool, FIELD finds a continually . Increasing demand, and he is there fore enabled daily to replenish his Stock with the choicest and most fashionable Articles, and to keep a most extensive Assort ment, the moderate price of which cannot fail to secure to the Jewellery Department a continuance of the favoured and in creasing patronage of the Public.. T. WOOI:FINLD begs to draw particular attention to his splendid show of CLOCKS and TIME-PIECES, in Gilt, Bronze, Alabaster, Porcelain, . &c. ; the Stock is, immensely large, and:the Designs suited to Rooms of any size or style , the price varying from £5 to £l2O. The utmost care is taken with regard to the Movements which are warranted, T. W. has also a choice Crillection of ANTIQUE CLOCKS. of the time of Lou', XIV, extremely, well suited for Country Mansions, large Staircases, Szc. These articles are now much in favour, and very scarce. The WRITING DESKS, DRESSING CASES, WORK BOXES, and JEWEL-BOXES are all made on the Pre mises ; and the ,trek of these Articles is certainly much more extensive and varied than in any other Rouse in the Kingdom. In' the Planning of both Ladies'. and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases the utmost pains are taken to make them , as convenient and complete as possible for Travelling. Purchasers have likewise the option of taking or rejecting any part of the Fittings or InstruMents as may suit them; or can have. Cases made .to accommodate their own Articles. A large Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S .DRESSING CASES and POUCHES, in: Russia or Morrocco Leather; also, small MILITARY DRESSING CASES, containing all that is needful, and weighing only six ounces each. NE PLUS ULTRA. WRITING DESKS, for Travelling, Complete with Patent Inkstands, &c., in great variety,sfroin Its. to El each. PAPER' CASES; FOLIOS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &c. In the Repairing and Refitting of DESKS and DRESS ING CASES, T. Wootrim.n's . Workmen have great experi ence, and he has the means to complete every thing that is entrusted to him in this branch in the most substantial Manner, with economy and despatch. OIL and GAS LAMPS and CHANDELIERS in great variety, adapted for .Private Rooms o f all sizes, Public Build ings, Churches, Chapels, &c. TABLE; SIDEBOARD', BRACKET, FIGURE and .HALL LAMPS, on the newest and most approved con struction. T. Wool.FlfiLn also re-bronzes, re-lac(pcqrs and repairs LAMPS of all descriptions; and keeps fur sale a great variety of Gabutio and CUT GLASSES, adapted to all kinds of Lamps. A superb variety of .FLORENTINE, PARIS, and other BRONZES, of the most beautiful and costly finish, consisting of FIGURES, BUSTS, VASES, CANDELABRA. &c. Elegant CUT GLASS LUSTRE CANDLESTICKS. for CHIMNEY-PIECES. with an immense choice of other appropriate CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS , including a recent importation from Leghorn of a most' tasteful variety of ITALIAN ALA BASTERS ; also, ,a fine Collection of TABLES, in MARBLE and SCAGLIOLA . WORK. JAPANNED TEA TRAYS, in Papier .Maaie and Iron, from the plainest to the most extensive Patterns. Japanned PA PIER MAC li E TABLES, PoIaSCREENS, VASES. CARD 130XES, CAKE BASKETS, and , HAND SCREENS. All these Articles may be had in Plain Colonic for Ladies themielves to finish. CHINESE GOODS or various kinds, including some "fine Specimens of very OLD CHINA, in Jars, Vases,"Jardinieres, Plates, Dishes, &x., Elaborately-carved IVORY, FANS and CARD CASES. Likewise, a variety of real INDIA ARTI CLES, in Japanned and Lacquered Work. A large Assortment 'of MUSICAL SNUFF-BOXES, direct from Geneva, playiu , from two to twelve tunes. Several very Am; large MUSICAL BOXES, playing teh most celebrated Overtures; price, from £5 to £5O. linkers and Sons' warranted CUTLERY, in RAZORS, PENKNIVES, SCISSORS, TABLE KNIVES, & DR ESS -1 NG-CASE INSTRUMENTS. Alsn, a variety of very com plete Sets of TABLE CUTLERY. fitted up in Cases, exceed ingly :convenient for preserving th e m in g ood condition. SILVER DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS • Plated . on Steel DITTO, with Plain an d Carved Pearl and Ivory H an dles, in Single or Double Sets, and in Cases lined with Silk Velvet, admirably arranged for their preServation, and forming very suitable Marriage or Housekeepers' presents. COMBS, BRUSHES;and all kinds of the most approved and fashionable PERFUMERY. Gennine EAU DE COLOGNE, imported direct from Co logne, 3s. 6d. per Bottle, or 20s. per Box of Six Bott l es. An immense choice of LADIES' SILK VELVET and other RETICULES, from 3s. to 3 Guineas .each. Also, PURSES, Plain and very richly Embroidered, front Is. to 3Us each. LADIES' FRENCH SATIN SHOES. at ss. 6d. per Pair. A variety of FANCY ARTICLES, in IVORY, MOTHER OF-PEARL. and TORTOISE-SHELL. BOARDS. BAGA- C H ESSM EN. BACKGAMMON TELLE TABLES, and various other Gnines_and Fancy Arti• • • • . • cies too numerous to mention. TIIOS WOOLFIELD begs to state that the increasing Patron age his Establishment still meets with encourages him to per severe in selecting, both from London and the Continent, such Articles of taste and novelty as are likely to be pleasing to his extensive connexion, and to maintain an Establishment in Li verpool decidedly superior to any other 'tingle concern in Lon don or the Empire the . choice of Goods being greater, their quality the best, and the, prices extremely moderate. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRESCOT. On Tutsntor next, the 29th inst.. at Six o'clock in the Evening, at Mr.' Smith's, the Royal Hotel, in Prescot, in the county of Lancaster, in the following or such .other Lots as may be then agreerlupon, and subject to conditions of sale which will be then produced, A LL that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING - Lot 1 ' 'HOUSE, situate On the north side of and fronting Fazakerlev-street. in Prescot aforesaid, with the YARD, OUT BUILDINGS, extensive GARDENS, and other APPUItTE NANCES thereto belonging, ,recently - in the occupation of Miss Richardson;deceased, the late,Proprietress thereof. , The House is commodious and well and substantially built, and suitable for the immediate receptidh of a respectable family. The'Gardens are well stocked with choice Fruit Trees. Also, all that other M ESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining to the above Messuage, with the OFFICE, OUT BUILDINGS, and other , APPORTENANCES;thereto be ' longing . , and now in the occupation of Mr. E. Ward. These'Premises are Copvitold of Inheritance. Lot 2. All that large S gAT or PEW, No. 2, in the front of the South Gallery of the Parish Church of Prescot, and lately occupied by Miss Richardson. . For further particulars apply to Messit. Rowsors acid CROSS Solicitors, Preicot. 'o be *olb. TO SILK. MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, AND OTHERS, ELIGIBLE HOUSE AND SHOP, IN BOLD-STREET. rflO be SOLD, a FINE YEARS' LEASE of the extensive IL PREMISES, sittate 90, Bold-street, late in the occupa tion of Mr. T. Anslow, Silk Mercer, with immediate possession. —Also, the Fixttires &c., which are nearly new. — Apply t o WOOLI.RIGHT and CHI DsoN, 102, Bold-street, Who have on Sale two excellent Shop Fronts, one Single and one Double Window, Plate Glass, Cornice Columns, Fold ing Doors, Guirds, &c., complete. (One concern.) Co be Let. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arisin g at the Toll Gates upon the Turnpike Road between War rington and Wigan,rin the county of Lancaster, called or known•bv . the - names of Hulme and Pemberton Gates, will be LET by AUCTION to the best Bidder, at the house of Mr. Thomas May, the Legh Atms Hotel, in Newton within Mac-' . . kerheld, the said county, on Tiluit'SDAY, the 22d day of De cember next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in the manner directed by the Acts of Parliament now in force " For regulating Turn pike Roads," which 'rolls produced the last • year the sum of £1,385 above the expenses of collecting them, and will be put up at that sum. Whaever happens to be the best bidder must at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) of the Rent at which guar Tolls may be let, and give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of Trustees of the said Turnpike Road for payment of the remainder monthly or other wise, as may be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novena ber, 1836: - • JOHN FITCHErr, Clerk to the Trustees rip° BE LET, for a Tarot of Years; anew and superior ." finished. HOUSE, situated near the entrance to the resi dence of John Moss, Esq., Otterspool, Aighburth.—lt contains, on-the first floor, a Library, 16 feet by 15 feet, Breakfast Parlour, 18 feet by 16 feet, Dining-room, 24 feet by 16 feet, and .two large Kitchens, Pantry, Butler's Pantry, and a Laundry:- • Second. Floor .(frorn . whence there is a beautiful and' Com= manding view of the river Mersey, Cheshire, and the distant Mountains iu North Wales, &c.) comprises a Drawing-room, 22 feet by 16 feet, four spaciods Bed-rooms, -and one Dressing room, with Hot and Cold Water Baths. • Upper Story contains four Bed-rooms - , as,many large Closets, • or Lumber-ruotus, and a Water Closet. In the large and capacious Yard is a Brew-house, Piggery, Carriage-house for two carriages, Four - sta ll Stable and Harness room. The Garden, of 4,000 superficial vards,-is completely enclosed with high walls, and stocked with tho choicest Fruit Trees, Evergreens,- and Vegetables. • - N.B.—An inexhaustible supply of, Spring and Soft Wate . r. - . RENT £l5O per Annum. Any additional information.nray be had on application to Mr. W. H. Con Rh, at his Residence adjoining the above imernities, or at his Office, Slater's-court. Castle-street. Liverpool, 23 Nov. 1836. • By Ills Majesty's Royal Authority: , PROFESSOR SW) DOUR'S HYGEAN . FOR the.effectual extirpation of every spe cies and symptom; of the Syphilitic Disease,and the many disorders arisitigiroja. improper treatment, • . ' T 4 i Prepared and sold }Tate sole Proprietor, at No. t Seel street, Liverpool. (four doors from Slater-street) in boxe at s 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. (*".*With each box is given directions how to take these Pills, and observations on points, beneficial to the patient being hints worth knowing, by those who are , or have been suffcrers "from this dreadful and devastating malady. • " Venienti occurite morbo." "Oppose the disease in its infancy." "These, 0 sinfutpleasures, these are thy trophies—'tis thus co 7 operating with the foe of God and man, thou degradest roan nature. and blastetli the opening prospects of human fe licity."—BLA IR. • So said Professor Swedour, when he discovered his grand PANACEA for this Complaint, The "119yeart Pills." (then un known to the annals of medical . discoveries;)as a specific retne dy to externiitiate from the system, that intruder on the plea sures.frequent ly imbibed in moments of inebriation, or thoughl lessness : never did a discovery excite a greater sensation, it .was sought after with avidity,' and used with undeviating success in the most minute and intricate cases of the delicate complaint, for the cure of which, they have been so long cele brated. The fame of these Pills throughout Germany, caused their speedy introduction into almost every country, and ad dresses were presented to the talented Professor Swedour who filled the chair.at Leyden University, congratulatory of the cir cumstance. The certainty with which they were continually administerekcan be attested by many thousands, in fact during the long continental war they were the inseparable companion and safeguard of the soldier. in all cases where the slightest suspicion of infection was entertained'. What Medicine can be more appropriate than that which has given such general satis faction. The Hygean Pills root out every particle of the insid nous poison, purifying in their progress the whole mass of fluid's, they not only remove the disease, but renovate by their adieu the different functions of the body—expelling the grosser hu mours and in a manner so mild and imperceptible as to con vince the most sceptical of their astonishing and unequalled powers, they neither contain mercury or any other mineral, and may be taken without the slightest suspicion of discovery — they require no restraint of diet, loss•of time, or hindrance of business. The Hvgean Pills may he depended upon as a eel tam cure persons of either sex, in all stages of "a certain dis ease, and that without producing the least' inco nvenience. At , any period when the slightest suspicion may exist, it will be well to have recourse to the Hygean Pills , for when ta ken be fore the disease has made 'its appeisrotice it acts as certain preventive, the complaint effectually and secretly., The deplorable state in which many permit - is have' been when visiting the proprietor from•ibe-use (if , inereurv, renders it im peratively necessary to caution the public against that danger ous mineral when injudiciously administered.' Dr. Davieson will attend daily at his residence; N 0.54. Seel street, Liverpool, from •Poht in the morning 'until Ten at night (on Sundays from Nine till Two,) where he gives advice to al applicants taking ant 'of his preparations,--witkiocr A Fan- Letters (post-paid) enclosing* remittance, answered by re• turn, and Medicines punctually transmitted , to any address, tither by initials ur name. 7/77' BOROUGH OF LIPERPOOL. • • . • • ANTED, PKRSON cutupeteni fot the O ffi ce of Thl. NV SPECTIPIt of WEI G HT % iNd MEASURE or. this Borough. ' . ; . • . • . . . , , , It will . h e his duty to enter Shops,..Warsiouies, Rte. within' the Borough,.for the pufpose 'of evimining •the. W' 4 '' s and . Measures used t‘erein, and to seizeitich as are fon U.. The Salary is £lo4.per ;tritium, a.nd the persobappo tad will be required. not to engage in any other jiusiiiell, and to devote. his whole time and attention to the dories of his offite. Applications, with testinmnials; under cover, seated - Jr ad dressed to the Chairman of the Committee du Wet s and,: Measures, must be left with Messrs. ELLts and SHUTT* won - rn, at the Pylice , office, on before SATuituvr,liii ad of . December next, .SATURDA Y .. . • • 11. I\TATIVE OYSTERS, 4n fine aldijii Ban,,rrels—ris76d.... :111 and 10s. 1 ' • .16 111RMINAIAII TIIIPE and LONDOIII AMODE BEEF in perfection every Elvin at Seven, ime.lars for. Families. V YARMO.UTH .BLOATERS, remarkablE mild, in small Barrels, (fur Sture,) 6s. and 195.. or l e6ni. Doz 4 • • lk 11. BRErr, 18, Cases-street, Clayton-square..Liperpnol. •• • 4111 VERAItE • HAL% ruHE FRIE. of TuTAL' ABSTINENCE, an k jositri 1 Pullgic lit geneeal, are respes o tfullyt informed t Tickets for the Meeting at the Amphitheatre, on T shay Ev ing next, the 29th instant, may be ha at tar offices ' the St d, tho Mercury, and the Liverpool TPmperiin( Adv.. ~ n. 3. Church- , alley; Church-street ; and also n Mr. Hayward . , Bold-street ; Mr. Smith, Straw Hat*Maltuf rer Lord-strePt ; Mr. E. Cowpt, Draper, london- road a, lii eh momth, No. 5, Everton Villase; andlllr.ri frairdr r, Edgehill. . ....... . . . TO MOTHERS, AND LADIES OF DELICATE. .lEL ' , • •- . EA VII. ' ,_. •• • ' AR. KibYE, SURGEON, 5 I.)uicti-s 7' aRET,lllal be con- ' 1 • suited' body, in all iliSe to which the human fratie is subjectlll.pceially Bilious an verkEiplaints, Indigestion. t. „ V itlbgb and all Mkt:llona of theillOst A b % Nip Mr. K. begs to inform Moth of F and Ladles in. delicate health,eat # r • he last ten . et * diseases,eltuliark e Fer his eific o ial set effectual treatillent,lleen iarly wn, ex 'vs priletice, he has, - hy• God's .blessing, restored u ds . . ' . &ales, suffering under the most distressing Corni"da tS, ' Vlb • feCt health, without having been in a single instance nosu , - ~ . . fol. ~ A t home from ten until four. ' r • Advice to the Poor, without Fee, every Morning, from eight i until ten o'clock. - . SHIPS BLOCKS AND CANVAS. • CJ. WESTLEY,Bitoxiiw and Commission AGENT, Sole • .Agent for REED'S CANVAS. and 11 EA Y'S PATENT BLOCKS, No. I, (loree-piazzas, entrance Water-street. C. J. WESTLEY having been appointed Agent for REED'S PATENT CANVAS, begs to assure Merchants, Owners, and Captains of Vessels, that it is equal in - quality to the best ever offered.to their attention. • • Canvas and Blocks for Exportation. - - Sail-makers and Blockmakers supplied on The 'lowest terms; Blocks complete, with Patent Iron - Coaled Sheaves sukd Rivetted Plank Shells, above 7 inches: Size .n Inches. Price of Size Metal Bushed. In Inches. -- ....Os. 111 d. 11 . ....1 O 12 ....1 3 l3 ....1 51 14 ....2 ' 2 ' 15 ....2 51 ' ' 16 ....3 61 17 Price of Metal Bushed. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ....3s. I Id. ....4 3 ....5 2 ....5 ..8 ....8 8 to 8 Hearts; Dead Eyes, and every description of Blocks on equally low terms. • Old Blocks Repaired, and all Coaked Sheaves bought at this Store may be recoaked at a trifling expense, should they ever require it. Xeiu Vutflicatioilo. This Day is Published, A SERMON, addressed to the Church of England Bertefit 11.. Society. By the Rev. HUGH APNEILa. Price 6d. • May be had. of R. PATTissoN, Standard-office; T. Kere. Courier-office; 'J. DA vEN cowl% Rauelagh-street, and all other BOoksellers. This day is published, HE SERENADE—" DEAREST LO V E , I W ATCH TFOR THEE," sung with unbounded applause by Mr, WOOD, to whom it is dedicated by the Composer, J sues May. Price '2s. • J. B. PA LIMIR, 16, Bold-sheet, and may be had of all Music sellers. FOlt THE USE OF THE CHEMIST AND MANUFAC TURER. This Day is Published, Bvo., Ss. 6d., r ABLES in Illustration of the THEORY of DEFINITE PROPORTIONALS, showing the Prime Equivalent Slumbers of the Elementary Substances, and the Volume and Weights in which they combine : compiled for the use of Che mical Students and Manufacturers. By WILLIAM THOMAS BRAN DE, F.R.S. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. XHEFIRSTNUMBER of a NEW PERIODICAL, to be 'entitled " THECHURCEI of ENGLAND QUARTER• LY REVIEW and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD," will be published early in January, by W. Pickering, Chancery lane, under the conduct of a Beneficed Clergyman, assisted by eminent literary men,libth lay and clerical. The motives -witich have led to the announcementvf a periodical of this description must be sufficiently obvious to all who take a lively interest in the welfare of the establishment. The main department is intended to consist of original treatises from the pens of those who are most competent, from their thorough theological and literary attainments, to do justice to itsimportance. The critical office will be committed into t he hands of an able and experienced writer, who will exercise his judgment in the roviewing of re cent publications with impartiality, and speak the truth fear lessly and with sincerity. The notices win not wholly be con fined to theological woks, but will embrace any description of literary perfoi mance, an account of which may be thought likely to interest and benefit the reader. The extent of erudition, the it:- formation. and research which will be brought to bear upon this department, will be acknowledged on perusal. It will suffice to mention they could not have been obtained without consider able expense. The object of the work is not political, except inasmuch as any allusion to the Church now a-days must involve something to that effect, such subject matter cannot be dis missed with as light and rapid touch. The remaining contents will consist of documents connected with the Church, sacred poetry, &c. Under the head of "The Ecclesiastical Record" will be.found a summary of metropolitan and provincial occur rences relating to the Church, or affecting her interests, with critical remarks thereon. Extracts from the labours of societies, and occasionally from theological works of eminence, recent and retrospective. • University and clerical intelligence, quar terly list of new publications, &c. No expense will be spared to render the journal efficient in every department. In order that the whole may be more availalle for reference, and to col lect under their proper heads the v trious remarks scattered in different articles, a general annual index will be annexed. The proprietor is inclined to believe that every individual whose means will allow him, and who estimates at its worth.a national establishment, will immediately volunteer that patronage and which a support to '`The Church of England Q uarterl y " periodical of such pretensions and character would seem entitled to claim; and which he flatters himself, when the nature of its plan, its independent character, a nd the spirit and ta lent it will exhibit, come to be generally know n, it will inevitably corn mend. The price of each num b er will be 4s. 6d., so that for the annual sum of Ns. the.subscriber will have a complete btxly Pickering, let-str e e C t h . ancery -1 an e. It i n s t . e theological fiden ty anticipated l it e ta iltrea and thatn perfect iie Church ecclesiastical of E ne record, ua l t t . Quar terly" will be a good m edium for advertisements, which will tie tion: r d . u K cu a l_n e e i nts, hoops int en d e d riserceegivueedst,bil that the all pu publisher, W. y fur review, &c., inav be torwarded Malt delay, carriage and post-paid, to the publisher, directed to the editor of " The Church a England Quarterly Review. Advertisements received also Bookseller, Liver _ nboysoCiu,6.os3fclii,thbceohle.isii,lf,tu.llaltrerde, prospectuses received l i e m c - t c u o se u srit), may h ayd ..-, , , riONCEN ETA , LED ESSENCE o f JAMAICA GINGER, ki a Certain Cure and Preventive of all Nervous Complaints, Spasms, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. This Essence proved, in nu merous cases during the prevailing epidemic of 1832, to be de cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, or Spasms of the Stomach and Bowels. All the objections that have hitherto attended the administra tion of Ginger in Powder—such as excessive heat and irritation of the , fauces in the act of swallowing, and a subsequent uneasy sensation in the stomach and bowels, &c. are now completely overcome by the introduction of this elegant preparation, which is made from the pith of the finest Jamaica Ginger that is im ported. This pith (one ounce of which is equal in strength to four ounces of powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious • chemical process, by which alone the whoie of its active p.rinci pies can b e se p ara t e d; and is now offered to the public in the very desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Essence. ru all Nervous Complaints, and Hy pochondriacal Affections, it is wonderfully successful, acting as a gentle stimulus on the Stomach, diffusing a mild and cordial warmth over the whole system; it assists Digestion, removes Fatulency, Pain in the Stomach, Giddiness, Head-ache, &c. and exhilirates the spirits, thereby averting the necessity which too Mien compels Nervous persons to have recourse to ardent spirits, iu hope of obtaining a temporary relief, to which practice they soon become habituated, and-the fatal results ere too well known to require repetition. In this - preparation they will experience all the relief afforded by such baneful practices, unattended by their subsequent in jurious effects. For Gout or Rheumatism, hotb as a preventive and reined ir, this Esseoce statute unequalled. As au o utward application, the Essence of Ginger' is pa o, i( h ic e u r ; larly s erviceable. luChionic Rheumatism. Lumbairi., * ie ' d with the pain is usually confined to particular joints, great sti ff ness, and en almost Intel hiss of m otion i a tea- liinh—hy rubbing the parts with the Esstice, d a nd w ater, spoonful three tunes a day in a glass of wine a it and vigour of imme diate relief will be experienced; and the actat y i 3 fi t t i j t e k h n i n a g ffected the affected part will he speedily r estot t :e s eda, Seidlitz, or other One tea-spoonful added to a a ra sensa tion in the Sto- Mineral Water, will prevent tilatt s •h s i:c y p li b ng , e rsous of debilitated mach. which is so often ex p erteuce constitutions. evid.hoinchitthii)sy article is held, and Analytical Chemists commendation es the an F d r high m he ii,,i t(h.fierngnirent estimabtiettrui%n, erally, who declare it to be the i u s n under Essence similar ii I highly Concentrated Preparation of Ginger strongest and mos i ediral Press or 1.1 - spurious imitati ons, ' • aye been effered to t h e u i n... 1 e P roprietor, there names, h l Purchaser will observe fore, requests hie . they ever m et w it I. m H •11. ' L prepared only at 118. o. uvrn I , mulon.iind that the Vernment Stamp bears the signature ol M. (J. Wray, without w hich it cannot be genuine: • • ~. ~ • , , , .. , ~, p repar ed only by M. 0. Wit A Y, - ehettliSt.; 118, liOlborn•Hill: " • a nd sold wholesale by Messrs;BAuctAv aw iS O N4:95, Earring-. don-street, London; Messrs. Ross dud i'l .... tn•HTiNGei.ti,Chroin ele-office, Lord-Street; Mr. C. Mit:Wl-tom - WA South .. I ohn-street, Liverpool; and all respectall e P a t e nt Medicine 'Venders its • town and country ; in bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s. rid. each, duty included for five bottles in one for 1 Is. . ' • The , only Warehouse for " Wray's 'Digestive or Dinner' Pills," for pieve t - ' • n lug lodigestion,•Platulencv, Heartburn, and Disorders of the Stomach ;•alid tsWrev'i, Geiebrate4lll3alsereie'"+' Pills," a certain Cure for - au Diseases of the Urinary passeges. . • . 1 • . I. NI . . . • . • •.) • 4 - 0 trj • i 1; N"\ r• , • • .1 ) Ar I .1 4i,-.,N -, ry,....; -_ 0 r / ,r, ' . . - t. • • -•."—' . liFr -= :-..'..._/ •-. fit WANT WANTED, a relectal.le . YOUTH, to tb,..: •',. •0 _ i . •* .•:,',..... 131 N E..C.'l : 0 USI N k.;6z. -- :te joy utt 4,4 ~,tto rtt - .1.7 .44, - e , ..,:•..; f _ '4 , ,A3 Offi....e. .ik ,•:. ' .t.;' * .- j . ,. ._,,, 4 4 , ~•-i)-ii s) , .., November 24th, 1:16. 0 • l e.( :....... ,' • '1 • , i '..,,...., -.. '• : . )...d .4: -. . ..?,,4:::.zr ...; # 7,..! A lti4l-SP ECTA BLE middle-aged l'euiale.44l4tArrarrisa- ( .s t " , - ill a SITUATION all till RS l'. iu a geutletnai? tku)l. •. •_. '''''‘.•. , 4 ,) ,;(., -.;;;‘-',,--4: take charge of s Baby front its tieing n month oldl'ieNpeciible Jiff • - reference can be obtained for eharacter.—Aivly by letti, A ....ni. dressed Li. S., at the Office of tbi*Paper. - • „ • - • , _-____ I ~. \ • • I ' 1 • I ' • I To sail To-morrow, the 26ili • For BOMBAN,_ • • 7' The Ship I,IN TIN, f 43 ton J. GILAN, ALIAler Tyk : mrth en.—F or LM freight or passage apply to and BAItTON, - 111LANI, and HIGGINSON. 'to sail the Ist ihcentber. eo. Fur BOMBAY, The fine BritiSh4luilt . Stap RANGER, } loth e RICHARD AIME. .Y, Master; -n 516 to For passage, havino superior ac "'ut"todatiou!,nal;ply. to - ( CHAR reht t o .E r S . HORSFA au"cl-SoN, or to BOLD and RUSSEL. To soil 616 . Dqcentber. For BOMBAY, The well-known Ship RICHARD WALKER, 411 to n Gao . FIDLER, Commander; s rAt.• 4 Pair__r r "ter, ri newly eoppered, and undergoing a complete Ituss t. sof freight or pdssage appl oLn_and or • JOHN 10Blist. 1" Intended to sail on the 26th instant. For BARBADOES, The Barque lii LAM, L J. F.Dtxort, Master.. ". f l'eight or apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON