The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-22 00:00:00

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V.% For CANTON, The fine Ship HEY OD, '' . :•.-1. . - • - urthen p JoN JONES, C oln d er; gr reiger.4l7 ti tons. and entire rebuilt in 1833. *Tir freight e or passage apply to Messrs. THomPsoN, A N 0 E R SON, , aud Co., Merchants ; Messrs. BOLD and RU SSEL , Erokel s, .ot to JOHN YOBTN. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. WANTED, a HOUSE, ecnumandin . Va e BMA', tly.-t either in Castle-street, .Lord-street, hureh-stifieVar _immediate neighbourhoOd, for which a f rent will lie given,' Immediate application is required, and addressed with rte!, name and address to Y. 1., at Ow offi ce of th i s I,aper. .VC r //6 •HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD!—SmoLLETT. ' Void. VII.---No. 348.] TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1836. • ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOO . VAT - ANTE D, an active, experienced, and i Engem -Person y as MANAGER; he must be cone tit with liankin g -business in all its branches. A liberal Salary will be given, an the usual Securities required. • Applicatiens with real name and address, directed to the 4 1 vervistonalCornmittee, under cover to Mr. RICHARD DA W SW , No. 10, Exchan ge - a ll e y, Li verpoo l, w ill be consider e d as pr i - Nate and confidential. No application can be received after the 31st of March, 18.36. [PRICE 7D. I..oadivg in the Waterloo D .k; To sail intatediately.--A tequl Trader. For SINCAPORE, MANI", L , and CHINA, 4 ,!,--, And will b e d e t a i ne d only afa ays at the former ' . places, fil "• • . 6,4 The first-class fast-sailinf Clipper TRIO, D. WHITE, Master; %laying convicted her last voyage in nine months; buriben Ver register 250 tons.—For freight or p assage , having nod ,:accommoddions_ apply to ROBERT WlSVrand Co. :alO by auction. 4% - tiro by auction, *ateo by Rurrton♦ WEDNESDAY. -MODERN FURNITURE, LEY - FIELD, WEST DERBY. . _ By Messrs. ~ THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS, •-- : To-monnow, (Wednesday) the 23d. instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Levtield, West. Derby, gnllE modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FITRNI _IL 'PURE, and other Effects, the property of C. M. LYONS, Esq., who is changing his residence., The Mahogany articles comprise a capit Set of Dining Tables, on Telescope Frames, Set Dining-ro Chairs, modern Pedestal Sideboard, Secretaire and Bo -case, Pembroke, Card, and Loo 'fables, a handsome Hal fable, with Marble Tap, Hall Chairs, Chests of Drawers, r d ro b e, & c. The Dining-room Furniture consis f Two modern'French Gray Merino Damask Curtains, Set Eight Imitation Rose-• wood Chairs and Sofa covered to correspond, Rosewood Loo, Card, Sofa, and Work .'Tables, Lounging Chairs, large Chimney Glass, elegantly framed, Brussels Carpets, Fenders, &c. The Chambers contain modern Four-post and Camp Bed steads, with Grey Merino, Damask, and Printed Calico Hang ings, Servants' Bedsteads, . well seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, - Painted, Winged, and other Wardrobes, Toilette Tables . and - Washstands, large Dressing Glasses, 'Wilton Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, and Fire irons. The -KitCliew - Requisites, an Eight-day Time-piece, Chu rn, ,Dairy-Utensils,-and other useful Articles. 'fo he viewed 'l' tits _DAY, (Ttaesdav,.) when Catalogues may be. hldon . the 'Premises,. and-of Messrs. Trios. WINS,TA.NLEY, and SoNs, , Church-street. . IMPORTANT TO SHIP CHANDLERS, DRUGGISTS, PAINTERS, AND COLOURMEN. fit EGS 0 N and Co. have received a consignment of kif PAINTS, COLOURS,- GLUE, &c., the roperty of a Person declining Bu s i ness , w hi c h t h ey h ave ord sto dispose of by Public Auction, in quantities to suit pursers. Samples .inaybe seen two or. three days previous to th day of sale, which wilt take place on FRIDAY next, the 2.5 t instant, at -Twelve o'clock precisely. On inspection these - : ods will prove excel lent Articles, and will be sold without r erve, warranted as per sample. J. T. GREGSON, Broker. Queen's Doek, corner of lichen -street. 2 Tons Genuine WHITE PAINT, 1 Ton Dry WHITE LEAD, 2 Tons• BLACK PAINT, 1:1 Ton . YELLOW DO., • 3 Tons .GREEN DO., 1 - Ton BRUNSWICK DO. 'DO., (Dry.) I Ton AIAZARIN E BLUE, 1 Ton DUTCH •PINK, 2u Gallons VARNISH, 1 Ton VENETIAN RED, A Quantity - Of GLUE. accoyot of tite.Underturiters. To-tuclanow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, • 'leven o'clock precisely, at the Warehouse,'Queen's D •k, corner of Kit chen-street, Sundry CHAIN CABLES, TOPSA SHEETS, TIES, &c. ; ANCHORS, SPARS, SAIL , LEAD PUMPS, BOATS, &c., belonging to the Wreck f the Brig Defiance. For further particulars apply to GUEGSON and 0., Queen's Dock. • J. T. GREGS Broker. APARTMENTS, WITH OR wraiot BOARD. - ONE or Two YOUNG . GENTLEME can be accommo - dated with separate BED-ROO and a SITTING- R 00M, respectably I URNISIIED, i he House of a Widow Lady, where no other Lodgers are admitted. Terms moderate. Sicuation cheerful.—Apply to Messrs. Butt. and :thiOcott i Commerce-court, Lord-street,. Liverppol.. Ja'ar Tra,,fer. I 'MANILLA, 'ANILLA, To sail in all April.—lntenrled for a r .For SINGAPORE LINTIN au , , erpnol-built The new Liverpool-built AA') - 411 t 670 tons regisViT ViTtrArnikr BEwLEY-Cornmander This ; vessel was ex p ress l y b u i lt for quick sailing, bas splendid 41nd oeintnodious accommodations for passengers. —For freight 7or passage apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. To-taoßuow, ( \Veda esday,) the 23d instant, t Twelve o'clock, at /No. 9, Qldhall-street 30 Butts 3 Pipes ) East India-RUM, of fi colour and quality, 323 Ilhds. C and suitable for Exportation. 3 Barrels) • Ex Robert, from Calcutta.—Tor further particulars apply to Messrs. JOHN GL A DSTONE and Co„ Merch,antsoo GLADSTONff and SERGEANTS . , Brokers. - EI 4 LLEN COBHAM, of the BEAR s Pew etorick-street, al` returns thanks to her Friends an 'ublic for their support, and begs to inform them th a has — opened .the EUROPEAN DINING-ROOMS, o. 4. EBAILN STREET, which Establishment will be conducted on the same principle of the Bear.pAr, cr To sail in a few days. For BOMBAY, ...4ii \ ': The splendid new Ship RELIAi E, . i • - Burthen per register 606 tons, thorou y copper-fas-, - trtio, - 1 and coppered, sails remarkably fast, a will be punc- 1 tuaily despatched as above.—For freight passage, having' spacious poop cabins, apply to Messrs. Ni t., DUCKWORTH, Fad CO. ; Mr. W. SiIARP, or to To-mot:now, (Wednesday,) the 23d• instant, t One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office, Rumfo -street, 300 Tons fine Sranish - FU 'IC, Landing,- ex Water Witch at the not end of the Queen's Dock. —Apply to MEssrs, Ida RS, ImutE, TOMLINSON, and Co., Merchants, or to • :WILLIAM NEV ETT,I3 roker. F , OUND, within the lasu 1 four or 7e ikseay upon a suspicious person, a LADY'S BOA;—Anyrson hatelost Property answeri ng t h e a b ove de •ription isrequesteti to make immediate application to . Mr. PAimoun, Police Office. Zo JOHN GORDON and Co. _ NAVARINO HOUSE, . AND EMPORIUM FOR CONTINENTAL SHAW , &c. 9d, BOLD-STREET,- LIVERPOOL. i rifirIOMAS ANSLO\V 'announces to his Fr' . ds and theA _IL Public his first delivery of SPRIN FASHIONS,! ottetes.424 Which include a Select and Extensive A . rtment of French 1 and Swiss Muslins, Challeys, ,and ,Shat , with a feW . boxeS nfl rich Figured Ducapes- and Satinetfes, and an almost endless ; profusion of Itgd.ons Blonds ; .11osiery, Gl oves, &C . & c. TO liii,i'PEßS' ASSISTANTS'. ' • Vacancies for One junior and Three experienced Young Men. also fur a respectable Youth as an - APPRENTICE. i TO-Hocito:vv, (Wednesday,) the 2.1 d instant, at See o'clock, at ,140 tis 11 , 1olvoeux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office. Cha el-siueet, 2;0 Tons - line fuesh - Savattilla VII 'IC, 2 'Tons BRAZI LLE'I7O W D, - .1 . t arrived, per SpenCer, froth Sayan - ill. and now lying in George's - Dock.—Anntv to Mr. 'Taos. OnFono, jrf u., Mee chant, or ' INIOLYN . EUX. TAYLOR, and Co., Brokefs. i 'l l lo be LEA,', the WORKS HOPS7giiiis4nd i. lately occupied by Messrs. T. and H..Pon a, as'Coppei smiths, &c:, fronting the, Waterloo Dock,. in a ofMore Lois. There ate p.. Four and T wo -h ors e Stea 'nt,rine, and -Two Lathes i n one o f t h e W or k s h ops, i n goo working . order, and which will be Let with the Premises, if re wired. Apply to- Mr. Jou N PaA.TctLETT, Accountant, 14, PenW7cl:- street. 13REWSTER'S- ORIGINAL,,AND ELEGANT PERFUMERY, • • PATRONISED BY THE ROYAL.FAMILY , LMONII and HON.E.Y SOAP, combin . the ernolient ITIL and. balsamic _properties of the on with the finest 4tiiiviol• Oil Soap t. it improves the plexion, prevents ClApped • "jam's, , ETAI3I4, or EX TRACT ,COCOA-N UT: 01 L, .for4lessing kotnoting the Growih of Hair, it removes the - DandrifFe,vives strength and adds beauty to the finest Hair, it has only to be known to be indiutenhable to the Tailet and in the NurAiry . . 'iV.F.CiefAil44l.l-- - WASH, for cleansing and .Leautit.iwg. the Flair. CARTti A MUS 'FLOWER T00:1:11 I'o NV "I) KU, uch admit ed for 'de. gance and utility. •ROYAL BELLEUMiEIi -.LAVENDER, for the handkerchief, • ..liinolient•Brown--WagaSOß SOAP, &c. • - Wholesale and Retail,•by.tho Inventor, 48 1 ,1\ew Bond-street, Loudon; . and by Mr. • li•Eixtun, I..ora.streVt, -"Mr. RonEters, ti7h.itreh-strut, and 411r..A.54-tt.,Evs.Bold.strect,Perfuniers, , --, - 2'o sci; i.,t a /kw dag /. " For D;!',AIERARA, The Brig M 1 R A N D A, Capiaio pour. BOLT For fre;gi l t or passage apply to Mess.s. BOLD and Russm, Brokers, or JOHN TOBqst. By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY a d On MoiinAi,,the 4th of April . n ex t, at one o ' oc k,i n th e after no at the'Cla'rendon-r ooms , South Joh -street, Liverpool, (unless previously (lispo se d o f by Privat Conti act, of which due notice given.) rriwo most excellent DWELLIN OUSES, delightfully IL situated between Woodside and . kenhead. fronting th'e River, built of beautiful Stone, and finished in a superior lijp4 l. „ ncr. They -each' contain a Parrour, Dining and IYvitug, !looms, Seven B e d- rooms , Dressing-rooms, Water Cluset, Butler's Pantry, capital Kitchens and Cellars, &c. For further particulars apply to CHAS. 61:AYSOIN and SON,' Trentham-street, Liverpool. .. . Pot GRENADA, .... .4 .70 The A 1 Brig AAI.I T IT, - R:floont.liss, M as t er; --- Will sail in a few days —Poi freight t assage apply to .T. NELSON \V OD and Co. To-ktonuow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, a -••-• Presten's Office, India-buildings, Hogsheads 100 Quarter-caSks SHERRY WINE, 100 Indian Barrels Just landed, ex Traveller, from Cadiz. These W nes are pecu• liarly adapted for the retail trade, ships' stor or exportation, being in excellent condition and ,44)4(1 sized ekages. 50 Cases PORT WINE, three dozen each, Bottled in-Portugal: -Samples may •be tasted on-Tuesday, and at the time of sale . ..—Apply to C. S. Nitnot,Exos, or to : R. W. PRESTON, Broker. mucti vooLI:Q,N. IO ue LET, a DWELLING-HOUSE and:GARDEN, on' he north side of Allerton-lane, 1t uch dcin. The "Pose contains Cellar, Two Parl9llrs, and l o Bed-rootns; ine Giirden is we)! stocked %yip FrkitTAee4s, . Rent £2O. * I : Also: anoLher DW„ELLINd:ritiUSE ( ;Alt DEN, ad . the 4liove. The Iloubecontains'rw Parlours, Kitchen, and Scullery on the mind Born ; there are Five Bed-ropai, I has .a Staide,._Gig-lionse, and Piggery. Rent E2l.—Aiiply to.ltil . .,Grtutorr, Solicitor, Commerce -court, Lord4treet. • 1 1 Will sail imptecliatr4. BA ItI3ADO TTx he Ship LITH EWA , THos. HAWKINS, Mi , lS Lying wast side Queen's Dock.—For freight or assage ppply,to HE YES, !ATI - IEIMA. D, and Co., Wolstenhohne7spiare. , en Q'cloc To be despatched immediate 4: For 'TRINIDAD, The fine Cumberland,bnilt E ri g UP II FA, -Ali= 221 tons, -- ~ ~' . - HExity HEtioN, Master; Lying in the King's Dock.—For freight or passage apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall•street. _ To sail on die 30th instant. For ogmw,Alt i 9, 44. ; The fast-sailing Shiti'L4 T 4, Emu it D DA Y, Mait Having superior accorontodatinns for passtingers.—Forfireig. or passage, apply to the said Master, or to JOSEPH JONES and Co., Elcchnuge,-alley. r To sail crOout the 25th i For ANTIGUA The PEI CE NI OHN J Mt Burthen 365 tons; lying on the west side Prince'S Dock.—For freight or passage anply to g. W. and F. SHAND, Old Churchyard. ERTTIISII ADIERICA. Waiting a wind. .r.... For HALIFAX, I 7 . f,14.-..›.. The Brig' CORSA . --,t__ ' . - HaNRY Wit.t.tAms, N ter; ilorthen 2,51 tons; coppered, and has invaria ly made - excellen Passages. —For freight or passage, having excellent accoMmo. dations, apply on board, in the.'Queen's Dock, or to WILLIAM FAIRCLOUGH. -........- To sail immediately. Fv 7 For HALF AX i/t The Halifax-Packet Company's Shi ALIFAX, •' ''' - CHARLES M. CLHARy;, ter ; '' 3 14'toos register, coppered, and has inva bly delivered,ber •eltrgoes in complete. order; has su p er i or accommodations for passengers, and will be punct ua ll y d esp atched.Appy on board --- , in the Brunswick Dock, or to • ' WILLIAM FAIRCLOUG,II. ..........____ To clear out on Me,' Isth lffarFlt. For HALIFAX, The JOHN PORTER, JOSEPH JENkINSON, Maste , 298 tons register, coppered, and well kno a the trade for great despatch, having complet e d four voya the last season. r-POI• freight or passage, having excellent - accommodations; ap- PLY on board, in the Queen's Dock, or to WILLIArsI FAIIIPLOUG El. , For HALIFAX. ThEr - BROUVIITON, Capt. BEt Vc l `r- Will clear on Wednesday, (To-morrovi, id has room for a few tons of Freight and good ac modation for a limited number of cabin Passengers.—appl board to Capt. BELL, George's Dock, or to MATTHEW CROZIER, 13, Goree-piazzas. A regular Trade;. ---- For MONTREAL direct, The fine new coppered and copper-f ened Ship "AikiV" THALIA, •.. WNI. GRAHAM ; Mast ; Will sail with the first Spring Vessels.—For freight or passage apply on board, Prince's Dock; to A. PA RLANE, 21, Water street; or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. Will be succeeded by another first-claks VESSEL,. .. , Ta sail immediately. For S'[. 'JOHN, : N.B. 'line A I fine fait -sailing Ship ,MA' ' )AIIET, P • I_, • rig ht 568 ta tons per reuist fi. THOMAS RUSSELL ster, . 9 • ' '...." (Who is well kno w in4 ,- the trade,) Will be found a most desirable conveyance for ciao is, anti .bas Cvery superior accommodations for passengers.—Apply to the aptain, on bOard, Brunswick Basin, or to IL D. WILMOT, 6, I.,rk-, : opt t._-........ SOUTH CEC4C Warranted first Vessel, and arty engageruent at 441 will be ;Liven. A t For VALPARAISO, A.RICA, ISLA , and-LIMA, -hilatar- The fine AI British-built Barque CTAV lA, Captain WILLIAM BAY ELI), (B / h0 is well acuainted with th est coast Trade ;) 13urthen 201) tons; cgppe r ed and copper- stened, and is ip Daelects a: most desirable conveyance ; lying in the Prince's uock.—Por terms pf freight apply to ASHLEY BROTHERS. NEW SOUTH WALES. . . ' . 1r To sail on.the Lith March. For S,YPNEY, N.S.W. Dir . , 44 4 ,0,,,, The fine new Ba r q ue COlO ST, 4 :. ,_, i4nEntAii uowsi i sri, Ma er; 1 .I at Lloyd's; 2GI tons register; coppe stened and cop -1?"0. ; Whitehaven-b u ilt, an d, h as very good necominodalions ' .. ° 4 1" Passengers. The greaser part. o f I xer. ciirgo being enga g ed, 1 i low going onboard, shippers m a y re l y on her being, de hatched as as above.—Ap to Messrs. YVIO. S4llTki and SON,. ALerchantsl 9r to COTESWORTH and SMITH. --................--____- ply PI T- 313ITERRANEA . ~ .. , .... ~.r- For•VENICE and ANCON ,- .„ . The A , I. 'Schooner 'P HCE i WM. PORT, M as t e •... g or ' 10.3 tons register ; cOppered and pper , 4l,stened. terai s of freight,apply to . JOHN BIBBY and Co. .!........._ EURO€ ti A Teyular Trcrrl,er. For 11 A, M B G, "414 . 4 The fine fast-wiling Hambury Schooner JO ANNA, A. H. CAUL, Blaster; Baeretister 77 tons • being of small tonnage, an aule part of . her cargo enpged, she wi th with; lying in the Queen's ll,ock.—For SACK, WEBER., and Co., °°° ` l s Skipped by this conveyance will be I. isaviug a coo . he despatched tei47..ht apply to Ilauover-street. ee of the Staaetlues. To succeed the Jon NA. For HAMBURG, The fine Schooner JOHANNA, P er D. J. Fa etomAiv, Master; be rpgiste r 80 tons, pow leading in the Queen.'s Dock, and will despatched.—For freight a pply to (One conc.ern.) SACK, NVE BER, And Co. mate. /Sr • On SALE, • t.A.,•,,, The Brig THOMAS T CKER, !...;. 4 _ .. - 7 A 1; 140 tons register; cooper- erred and coppered; tar _ .0 just, ayrrived from Demerara well found in all Imes. x It tes; ling in Georg e ' s Dock.,—Apply ; to ."-------_____ JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. .44a As A remarkably tine TiAtIQUF.I, in Vra t.,. The timbers Will be found, upon inspectio I sound, and of the best quality, and or !' thevliberal,arrangement will be entered o or time t o plank t_ e ssel• and other convepienc eon the ground. kit r.m.niediate a ppli cat i on to be made to JOHN M. CowGtta., at dOUN MOTTERSHEAD's Yard, Trentham-street. ,co be very 11 well sea- ...e. For SA LE .4-'M The A 1 coppered Ship ROY/AL W LIAM, -t-ft7' . M'NFir r AGF Master . s - Burthen per register 311 ..)9-9-1 tons • unit of the best ....,, fo,°ned timber, at Montreal, in 1831, am pressl•y intended tit .;,,tne trade betwixt that port and Lando , she sails very fast, s , ‘4 carries about 450 loads of timber on 14M feet of water; her e x ' Z _,'a ample, and the ship may be sent to sea at a very light fe, t ti3 e• Length aloft, 105 feet 1 inch; breadth of beam, 25 fe et !riches; height between decks, 6 feet; depth of hold, 17 or t o n iellea.—For particulars apply on board, Prince's Dock, CANNON ) MILLER, and Co. TiLITI/SDAY. 7 ,-- dock, at 2 In INt,l, to Clear a Shipment. On THURSDAY next, the. 24th instant, at Twelve George Bat.l.lnacles Office, . 100 'Drums 200 -k-Dtutns.Turkey .Pulled .FI , 200 4-Dr.ums . ... .. 18 Boxes . Bunch .Muscatel RAISINS, 1 44 :G-Bares . in Layers. Apply to Mr. C. S. lIDDLETON, Merchant or to GEORGE BADENACII, Broker, 39, North John street. By orrki Consignees.—.-To dose sflo Oa To I , os DAY net., the 24th instant, at One Walthew's Oftre, iy Union-buildings, NoitliJ E 1 Cases El A M 1)216 ICE, 1 and 2 doz. eacli 114 Cases PORT WINE, 3 dozen each, 2 Pipes hogsheads PORT WINE, .1 1 —Q.11411gf,CA:51.3 &Quarter-Casks stiNcrior White DITTM . 19 9 e t-l i i i :g e :lteatlsl 61'1 Sicily Red Vv I\'L, 2 Pipes Spanish Ged WINE. 0 " 8 ' reef • • : . iiii;s st qualities, ditto • Also, 141.CtQuar;:er-Casts SI-I E I:11.Y, various qualities, now landing, ex Traveller. froin Cadiz.' - • . _ 2 - 1. Cases fine old - ['ale BRA NilY, Tands(lo2. each, (Oiar(l's bran - rl,) 5 Hogsbeaqls 1311-ANDY, (Pinet's brand.) Apply .o • T. L. ViTALTHENV, Broker. FAITkAIt On FRIDAY next, the 25 - ih insiaht, at Twelve o'cloct. t.Cortie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Ruinfor'cl-plae 8000 East India OX and COW. HI D Lying in Harbord's Waferi,ouse, Nov Quay: : and in Dover's. Bath-street; ex Mas.f.net and Ripley, from Calcutta.—Apply CORREE; HUSON, aneCo., -Oke . On FRIDAY npo, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'cl9C Publie'Sdle=rootin, Exchange-building 150 Bagg Stin'ed' Sea 'lsland COTT Apply to LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers 'at the AFTER FRIDAY NEIET. On THURSDAY. the 31st•ins;aut, at Twelve o'clock p cisely, in Dempsey, Benbovr; and . CO.'s BOnded Yard,,Sef street, 32.1 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY • Be;ng the cart() of the Animus, Captain Greglon, Just arrived fio . m Eat ize. This cargo is of very superior quality, co►nliris;ng an -a4sort !neat of Machineev au Cabinet Wood, and vorthy the ,atten ion of the trade.Zror further particulars apply 'to DEMPSEY, B EN LIOW, and Co., Brokers. Olt ,i-ate. CHAMPAGNE, Of the very best quality, in Quarts and nil. Apply to SPRECKI, and Co., J 2, E4cha se-street East. WHITE and RED LEAD; PAINTS. of, every description ; OILS, DRY COLOURS, DR YSALTEP ARTICLES, &c., &c. THOMAS PORTER, Mersev-Ptreet. Apply to FOR EXPORTATION AND HOME SE. PAINT OILS, LAMP 'DITTO, OIL PAINTS, of every descrip DRY COLOURS, ditto dit , VARNISHES, ditto di, , & and J. TAYLOR and Co., MonWacturet s. - Office, No. 9, Seddoit-street. • Ships'supplied with PAIII-T4, OILS, &c. with despatch, and on the lowest terms. Apply to, ON 4ALE, • • Dry WHITE and RED LEAD,• PAINTS. OIL - VARNISHES, OCHRES, a' Div COLOURS, of every descriptiOn For Exportation and Ships' Stores; Also PAPER 'HANGINGS, down Mai k aCi ore, from Original Designs, And. an extensive variety of LONDO ATTEII NS, CHIN ESE, GERMAN,. apd FRENCH ECORATIONS, With which Exporters and; the Trade may be supplied upon the very best tens. W. TROUTBECK, Hanover-street, Coiner of Fleet-street. TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, &c. QEOEME JORDAN HAS :NOW - ON IS: E, BRUNSWICK, SAXON, and MARINE ' EENS; -:.CHROME YELLOWS, .Pale. -and -• eep ; PRUSSIAN, BRUNSWICK. THUM :, .nd QUEEN'S BLUE ; White, Black. Blue, Yellow, Green, a. Red PAINTS; COPAL VARNISHES and JAPANS of all descriptions, For klotne Use and. Exportation. Apply at the Manufactory, VAUXHALL HOUSE,. near Sandhills Bridge, north end Vauxhall-road. ,r - ztrani Xabigation. STEAM INTERCOUIiSE WITH BOR AUX. The well-known Steam-ve THE LEEDS ) 41 `. Will resume her station bet e .DUBLIN and BO IDEALLY early in t nsoing Season. The Days of Sailing to and from Borde x will be announced in future Adverif,ietnents. !City of Dublin Steam-parl.•et Company, • 15, Ec'ea-quay, Fey. 41836. . . STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEwRy. raz../. , "irmiovi To S a il f or NEWRY , f ig, i \ With Goods and 1 assen3ers eoiny ,dir et up to the • .',7-4:' , 4; A.. .' Town, If The LONDONDE RY, J. WATSON, Conlin der, To-Norutow, (Wednesday,) the 23d instant, at One o'clock, . p.m,; from Clarence Dock. For freight or passage apply In JAMES ,QUINN and Co., Newry, or MOOUE and INI`CN.GIGI - IT, Water-street,. Liverpool. The above 'Vessel will sailtfroin Newry every Saturday, and from Liverpool every Wednesday. emeroAma For DUBLIN AND BE LPAST. ,4„ CITY OF .871 - BAAL:I ) ACKET M PAN IT, INCORPORATED BF ACT OF PARLIAMENT. abo:ve Company sail: their Vessels, (wit/i or without Pilots,) taking Goods . and Passengers to the following ports, flu To - DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST,--The HIBERNIA, TO -MORROW, (Wed nesday., the 23d instant, a t Two o7olock in the.Afteruooo, ficun the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN M`CAMMONalita Co.; The pi iiriple of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters by a Diviklon of the. Profits atnongt bem. after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers anttSbarehOlders—a principle which will best guarantee to its Proprietors acertainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stack the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with cue attention to their maintenance. TN consequence of the great demand and universal approba tion, with which CANNON and CO.'s REAL JAPAN BLACKING has met with from the public, the Proprietors desire respectfully to assure them tint,'jt will ever be prepared to contain the same preserving pro sties and to impart that beautiful gloss for which it has justly obtained their patronage. Sold by all respectable Druggists, Grocers, 4c., and Whole sale at theManufactory, bottom of Duke-street. LLTA f 3 4 , 114-:A• 1 11. 1 RE, '''' l lrii,sT4E,E7 . 4 _Gs - Mr. AVALkEft, To-itioettow, (Wednesday,) the 2:3d instant, at E precisely, Spletfilid Assortment of .FCIZNITUR comprising a very superjor Sideboard, s o lid top, Lou, Card, and Oining in'lltaboginy ; a rei V ban woe set of Loo and Co rd Tables iif ttosewood ; Sofas, Couches, Piano-fortei, Font.- post and Cillif i / . Be,lsteads, with Mahogany Foot-posts, Easy Chairs, Feather Beds, 8:c. • •Catalogues may 'he had, itrid the Goods viewed the day prior i o Goods llppraised for Legacy' Dui}',' &t'., and Cash advartcerl on Goods sent in r6r Sale. ' . . . . .By . Mr. WAJAKER/, ' ,Qa . PatnAy.next, the '4sthiostapt, at Eleven o'c k precisely, 4,t,the Cilinrch 7 street Rooms, A VERY excelleni, Assortment of I .GS, PAINTS, / - 1„. COLOURS, VAItNISEJES, NI • A IW, Cc . Vtather particnlnrs will Or given in t e-Catalegues, which wiii iie puOlihel five days prior to the safe, and which may he _kind of Mr. WALKE A , Church -street. ANNUAL SALE OF ,cApRIAGES RNESS, AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, GCEAT OHM: .OTT -STREET. Irjh LUCAS beg to iiiiiinate that his AN,N ' L SALE of :ILL. CARRIAGES and HARNESS w alze place at the Repository, on WEDNESDAY, the WI of A 11. Sale to corn menee at Taelve o'cloCk. Persons intending to send Cart iages or Harnes for this Sale will please to take notice that they cannot be received at,tue :Repository after Tkiisclay, March '3l. - Catalogues will be ready for fictively op the Ist of April. T"E great SALE nf excellent ;1-101381-4_:HOLD F TUBE will be continued Ibis present TU ESIVA , i, lowing days, until ;the. whole is sold, .at .1 1, 1-b. , 1/, - near Ranelagh-street. • . • ' `Pembroke The large and immense STOCK consis 100 Dozen o f Chairs, Fifteen Sofas,' , Thirty .CheSts M z ganv and 'other Drawers, Two ,Sets :Dining 'ables t Fki Pembroke Table s , Five Pairs of Card Tables, - Two Easy Chairs, Four Winged and other WardrObes, Five Sideboards, Two Cabinets, Twenty .11 , 90 and Snap Tables, Two Lady!s Work Tables,! 1 - '‘‘i.,, Night Commodes, Six Cribs and Swing Cots, Eight Biddets, Four Butlers Trays !and , Stattds 'Four Becliteps,.Thenty Looking .Glasses,. Forty ,Pair Painted: ashstands all colours, Twenty Sets Mahogany and,Painted Bedsteads, Forty Pair Mahogany Bedposts, Six Music Stools, Six Canterburies, Hair Seatings, Fringes, Lace, Bed-ticks, Lc. all of the best Material and Workmanship. 'we-street, NORTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD. ESTATES. CARNARVONSHIRE AND ANOL " Y. In the month of MAY next, of which due, is e will be pub lished, unless in the meantime dispo e 'by Private Con tract, TISHE MANSION, DEMESNE, d LANDS of BODE 'At GROESiiituate in the Parielrof Llannor, in th 4 e - Countl. of Carnarvon, together with severaliCapital, Messuages, Dwel-1 ling-houses, Tenements, Farms, and Lands, with the Appur tenances, in the several Parishes of Llannor, Denio, Town of ' Pwllheli, Penrbos, Abercirch, Llanannon, Buttwuog, Meill tvrne, Aberdaron, Brvncroes, and Bodverin, in the County of Carnarvon and Llandryearn, in the County of Anglesea. The Mansion is a good, substantial, and comfortable family residence, (replete with conveniences,) with suitable Offices and Farm-buildings in excellent repair, the whole of which are well sheltered by Timber. The lawn is tastefully laid out, and planted with Shrubs and Evergreens, and the Grounds are di versified with trees, and plantationS'oepromlsing and luxuriant growth, which, in a feW'years;will give a new character to the place. Tbey afford a fair stock of Game, and the west side of the demesne and adjoining Farms are bounded by an excellent Trout Stream. The Wail, Kitchen Garden, and Orchard, are fertile, and in a prOductive state. The Mansion is situated . aboait a mile and a ball from the Market, and' sea-port Town of Pwllheli, where a Mail -coach daily arrives from and starts to London, and meets at the City of Bangor conveyances to ail parts of the United Ki'ngdorri. The Roads are good in most directions, the RideS and Drives varied and iuteresling, and the air . considered most mild and salubrious. Cardigan -Bay, which is immediately approached from the Port of'Prvllheli, affords the finest beach for Sea-bathing in North Wales. There are several compact Farms, forming part of the pro perty on sale, connected With the Mansion and DeMesne. The poor-rates are moderate. The rest of this Estate consists of upwards of forty compact and isiluableFarms;with substantial Houses and Outbuildings, (most of them rebuilt Within the last twenty years,) in good re pair, capable of improYernent. and'all within a convenient dis take of lime and manure. Also, of several Dwelling -houses in the Town of Pwllheli, Cottages, Grullets, and Gaidens.. The Property in Pwllheli, being centrally situated, is well adapted for Shops and Trade; and the GralletS in the immediate neighbourhood of the town afford sites f or th e b u ildi ng of neat dwellings to command fine marine views in Cardigan Bay, and the most magnificent mountain scenery. . On the property in the parish ofAberdawon there is a Lime stone Rock, which has only been recently discovered,' and is now quarried and worked up on a l arge sca l e , an d independent of affording means of improvement to the adjoining portion of the estate, consisting or fib 790 to 800 acres, supplies a l arge district ocountry with lime. New Kilos and Railways are now forming upon this Work, which will, in conseqtrence, be carried on upon a larger and more extended scale ofoperation early i n the ensuing Sprint. This Property alsri'atioundi with pure Chert Rock, used in lining of China Mills,. aid of which an annual supply Of souse hundred tons to the-Port of Runeorn, for the use of the Staf fordshire Potteries, might be contracted for, upon terms to make an ample remunerating profitable. return. Also, an extensive t 'Strauin Of Cly, of extr aor di nary - • city and superior quality for making bj ick, which might be.ex ported to SoutlFWales, and the Ports its tho Bristol Channel . with great adyrritage to such a work. The Port of Pohor'is within half a mile of the above articles of Litnestone, Chert; anti Clay, and from which a large export of farm produce is Marie annually to the Liverpool Market -There are several thriving Plantations upon the properties in the Parishes of Llannor and Abercirch, of which Oak, m,osi carefully and judiciously trained and managed to become line limber, is the prevailing tree. The grand project of.a Railway from the Port of PortlAdin- Rain, as the chief cornhatinicatiois between England and Ire land, will run thrnygh or parallel with a consideralile portion of . this estate, and afford to. it generally the import , .:tat advattage of transporting produce at a low rate to the English markets. The Nanhoran Harr iers hunt three times a-week within a lew miles distance. The Farms in Carnaryonshire arc bounded by the Pt operfies of the Right Honourable Lord Newborougb, the Honourable Edward MoStyn Lloyd iklostyn, M.?., Sir Robert Williams Vaughan, Bart., M.P., Thos. Assheton Smith, lf f m., M.P., Colonel Parry, .1.1.1. , Richard Lloyd Edwards, Esq.. Robert Watkin Wynne, Esq., ThOmas Piirry,JonesParry, Esq , Ri chard Watlitit Price, Esq , Lewis Moore iferine,tt, - Esq.,Rey. Owen Gotbin Williams, Robert ThOmas Carreg, Esq., Richard Jones ' EFq.,Mrs. ElliS, & c ., an d th ose in Anglesey by the'llight Hon. Lord Boston, &c. :The intended Sale presents a very desira'ole opportuniFy for the advantageous investment of capital, and such as Seldom of fers itself in North Wales. • A considerable portion of.tlee purchase money m a y remain on security of the Property. The Furniture at the Mansion, as well as the Farm Stock and Produce, ma y b e h a d at a v a l u ation, and possessio . n taken at All Saint's next. Partienlars, more descriptive of the Estate and Loll, will be ready on th e 45th of :March next. and may be h a d on applica tion to Mr. nuN RY P , Unisky WitLisros, Solicitor, Pelpitys, near Carnarvon, who is autliorised to treat in the meantime - for the sale.of the whole PropertY'by Private Conti act. Fin I EST LE Y'S AN TIBILIOUS PILLS, Price - ls. 1-Id. and 2s. 9d. pet. Par, 'duty included. nill SE PILLS wily prove highly efficacious in Bilious 1. Complaints, Scorbutic •Coni'plaints, A etions' of the Nervous System, Lowness of Spirits, Palpir ion of the Heart, Rheumatic - Pains in the Head, Limbs, a other parts of the Body, Oppressions of theiChest, India stint), Redundancy of Dizziness of the Eyes, Violent ins in the Temples and across the Forehead, impaired Mem y, Sick Headaehe,.,Tre mulous Action of the whole Frame, Itestlessness, and Frightful Dreams, Stuporitic Dozing, Flatulency, Costiveness, &e. &c. Prepared and sold by John Priestley, Chemist and Druggist, Lord -street, Liverpool :—Sold wholesale' by Messrs. Barclay and Sons. Sutton and Co., Edwards, Newbeiry and Sons, Lou don; .and Mr. C. Mawhood, S ou th John -street, near the .New Custom-house; and retail .by all respectable Patetrt Medicine Veatlertkfhroughout the kingdom. - VALUABLE COAL MINES. 900 bp LF:l`,..in..the immediate vicinity of St. H e 'a, some' valuable and extensive MI.NES.of COA f expellent quality and.considerable thickness, being of .t same cla,is as those Qf Gerard's.Eridge. The Colliery to e opened to take eisy afiviintage Helen's and Ii neorn,Gap Itairway aud the Sankey Canal. The present is an elicrible opportunity for thoaeyviahiug to engagen ilie working.Of Coat Mines. - - Futther pAri jpjars maily be obtained on .applicatinii to..lll.es.rs. HEY4S and .PEAMERTON. Solicitors, Prescot; Mr. ANsact.t.„; - Solicitor, St.. Helen's; o r t o Alr.iTnomAs WARING, Engineer,! of the same place. . . . TO .MILLE4S. rllO LET, for a Term of -Years, And put(' d upon intine-• tlia , ely,,all that capital STEAM (1 . TIND .COUS situaie near to Knotty Ash, will Vestllerny, in the t.ounty of Lancapter, and.tuown by &b tame of the This hill is fOrnished with a Steam .Engine about ltt horse noower. (a new hi;4npressure Boiler.) live pair ofPreach, three pair of G re y, an d one,pairof W e l i h Slones, iiree . A . ractlines, and iv,o Screens, all complete, and - in excellent order. , al' that .11E Li DWELLING-HO VSE, near tile above and.,kvel adapted for tire:C.esifience ofthe Tenant of the Mill, with the Solithv, .Stable far three nurses, • Ship-• port, and other con venient,,Outhuittlings. For further particulars apply ;o LigNRY UEWITT,,f)f Knotty. Ash, Jinne:'; or to Ilessrs. liowso,N and .Cttoss,.-Soli-H cit ors, Preseot. • • I EU lit .'olb. ON SA LB: by PRIVATE ipo w ri a 'r r it v et l c e T k ,.. s t i w r • e O e n t :eatH6 - Son th e Nprth West side of • ' - To th-Yank rents together £39 per year. and two behind iove in Back. .Warwick -street, let . for 120. The above a now occupied by respectable tenants at low rents, and are Freehold of Inheri tance.—Apply to EotvA nD FLA RON, 38, Cleveland-square. i. s;0 O or .IJET, an..elegant 'Freehold COTTA ' • with ~FiNtures complete, - comprising in° Paalour :13edrooms, ;and, e:xellent Cellars; itle,Cighotte, an excelteni.lAirden, well stocked th choice erni Trees, which'neve been planicrl seven • • , and a small Field behind tiK , same. '('he House is delig Ily situated on . the Liverpooland :Neston Turnpike Road, ;mil commands afine view of the surrounding country, the River llee, and Wales., it is one mile from Neshm, one mile from.Parkgate, live miles from the (loyal flock Verry, and ten miles front Chester. There are two Coaches pass daily to awl from Liverpool. For further particulars'apply to JOSEPH IZABINsoN, Joiner, Mulberry -street, Liverpool; or to Or. TuomAs.JoNEs, Golden Lion Inn, Neston, who will show the Premises. AM/111440N of the Rectory of CHRIST CHURCH wills EW6t's unnexecl, in toe Cit.yof Bristol; the Pe.rnettial (urge'y ST-..J km Es, in- die- same Cu,l;- anti tire--ndrozcson "pf the Ficto•.zie of ST. GEouGE, i n th e C oun t y of Glouester. • B E SOLD, by order of the Commissioners appointed by his Majesty to consider the state of the Established Church, in England and Wales, with 'reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, . The ADVOWSON of theßEcronY of CHRISTCHURCH with SAINT EWEN'S annexed, in the city of Bristol, esti mated to be worth about £4(O per annum, of whic about tivo third parts consist of Income from Glebe and . o et permanent sources, and the residue arises from 'Etister-d s and Surplice- Fees. This parish is in toe centre of the c't of Bristol, and its population is of the most respectable ss. The present In cumbent is in the 70th year of his age. Also, the -PEarca . vAr, CURACY of the Church or Chapel of SAINT ,lAMES, in the City of . Bristol, e s tim a t e d t o b e wor th about ~ 2 1f31) per annum, of which about £4O arise from Land, Quit Rents, and other permanent sources, and the residue from Easter-Offerings and Surplice-Fees. • The present I ricambent is in his 74th year. Also. the ADVOWSON of the ViCARAGF: Of St.'GEORGE, in the county Of Gloucester, adjoining to the Borough of Bris tol, and extending over a district of upwards 'of •1500 acres of Land, a considerable pbrtion of which is cultivated-as market g►ardens. _ There is an excellent Vicarage-House,' pleasantly situat e d near the Church, with Lawn, Garden, and several Closes of Pasttire Land adjoining thereto, which, with other Glebe LandS, contain about 41 acre's.--Th e net Annual Income, after allowing for Poor Rates and colleetinaTfthes; amounts to about Eltyl, of which about £6O arise from Surplici-Fees and Easter- Offerings, and the residue ,from Tithes (principally from Mar ket Gardens, Grazing Land, And_CoWs) Glebe, and other per manent sources. _ The present Incutnb.ent is in his 67th year. The several Benefices above describ e d are in the patronage of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of the cii v of Bristol and count} , of the same city, ,and are to be sold by older of his Majesty's said Commissioners separately, by Tender, in the form which has been approved by *the said Com missioners. Such Persons as are desirous of making Tenders for either of the said Benefices, may receive a form of Tender at the bake of the said Commissioners, No. 5, Whitehall-place, London, between the hours of eleven and three; or at the office of Messrs. BIZICE and BueGEs, City Solicitors, Council-house, Bristol; and 'the Tenders must be deliVered in duplicate. sealed up and directed to ". Ills Majesty's Commissioners appointed to consider the state of the" Established Church in England end Wales, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues," marking, thereon, 'Vet - Fier for the AdVomsen of the .RectOry of Christ Church with St. Evven's annexed, in the citv . of Bris tol;" or, " Tender for the Perpetual, Curacy of St. James, in the city of Bristol;" or, "Tender for the Advevison of the Vicarage of St. Gebrge, in'the county of Gloucester," at the Office of the sa , :dCommiss.ioners, on or befor e th e thi r tieth day of April next, as to the ,Vivowson of the Rectory of Christ Church 'with St. Ewen's annexed, and the Perpetual C'nracy of St. James; and on pr before the fourteenth daV of May next, as to the Advowson of the vicarage of Saint George; but no Tender will be received after twelve o'clock pn those days re spectively, nor will any proposal he noticed, unless made in the said form,and delivered at the said'Office of the Commission ers. 4Ugat NTotif.fo. f 1111-1 E conamissioaers in a list in bankruptcy, bearing. date the .15 _ 31st day of January, 1835 : awarded and issued forth aga in s t TIIO G AIASASKELL, ofßootle, near the county of Lancaster, hotel keener, dealer Rnd ri d to meet on the twenty-ninth. da.), of March insta ock in the Afternoon, at ihe Clarendon-rooms, ir greet, Li verpool,.(by adjournment rime ; he ail fiber last,) in order to iinisli the examination or a :; and the said commissioners:intend also to meet - of March instant, at tine o'clock in the Afters Clarendon rooms aforesaid, fie order to audit the a assignees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt, under the said fiat, pursuant; to an Act of Parliament made and-passed in the sixth .year of. the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled " AD Act to Amend the Laws relating to I:aukrupls," and also to make 'a dividend of the estate and - effects of the said bankrupt; when and where the creditors ivho have not already proved-their-debts are 'to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said tiividend.; : and 411 claims not then proved will be disallowed. "711 7 E a .fiat in bankruptcy ' is awarded and i ssue d •VI against WI la.! AM MACKINTOSH, of Liverpool . , in Itz et the county of Laneaster,.victualler,deitier nil Chapman, and he being declared ii bankrupt,,is hereby re ired to surrener' him self to the con; missiouers in the said 'at named, or the major part of th em, on the 29th day of • •ch, and 29th day of April next, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liv pool, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his estate and effects; when and where the creditors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the second sitting to choose assig nees, and at the last sitting the said bankrupt is required to Ilni , h his examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his certificate. All persons indebted to the said bankrupt, or that 'lave any of his effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs, floimE, FRAMPTON, and LOFTUS, Solicitors, New Inn, London; or to Mr. BcoKER, Solicitor, No. I, Postoffice-place, Liverpool. . IR I) and CRANK, ,Manufaciurers of . QDA. - WATER, AIAGNESIX WATER, and (IN R . 4 BEER, which, , from their exclusive anti pcCu.liar In A 6 ement, are not dete riorated, by time or eiimafe. Al Dealers in LONDON PICKLES and FISH' SAUCES. ATENT MEDICINES and PERFUMERY, British WINES, and Havana CIGARS; Shop, 13, Lord-street; Manufactory, 12, Seel-street. Wanted, a . reipectable Man as Porter and Salessnan. .S . E I 4I.;GIiAN D pi ANO-1-01-cr.o. T EDGAR respectfnlly so li c it s hi s F r i en d s at I she Pub li c t 7 ,« to inspect, at his Rooms, 40, BE: I:Y-ST wr, an elegant 13.osqwood Six - and - MdfOctavoSerni-Grand P NO-D . OlO'E, by DETTNip.R, which has .Been examined the first profes sional gentleinen Lkserpool, and pron Iced an irwroinent or !leat p;ie.-er aryl Satre; also', his super r Stock of PIANO 1T ES, consist ing of :i3quare, (‘‘ ith _metallic plat es,) ,Qot tage and Gatinet. I'ns`t rumehts. in handsome Mahogany al a i Lh, 1 1 .uttfacp3rie.i.of ..0€41.41wr, troad %yood, Collard and . cp„awl,other rsteemed,make rs . ** A.nY litstrument purchased from J. EDGAR and not ap proyed of, will,he exchanged and time wiiktin tweive.montlis. 40, 13vrytatrget, Akrch )2.. N ir COLLTINSQN begs.to ,infor m th e L a d' sof Liver- V a pool, anal its r ep.vitlit, .that he has ded auot&r iZonot lObis Establishment. fotthe sale.of LAD LONDCTN GOODS. %vilich,a.re of the neatest and best ality, with a se .lepci9n,4f those ni his own Inannffacturiog a considerab;e_re duCtion price, ror ready money, Thow..Ladiesifi whom it convenient to pav .cash rot their Boots and -.-;tioes, will iipfl it of .considerahle advantage. W. C. eiultraces.this opportunity of expressing his grateful acknoWleilginents for past favours, and of.inforining.his Friends • and the.PtiAllil...thathe,-iplentls cuPtlPkting the :bespoke Trade as P Bl 4al.;Apil 4 . ? 1 . P,Pq)(! , ti)at .the—kaown 'reputati on of .hi s . Goi'ids, With rega r to . style and ,quality,,rendets cnuainent un xrecess4r---Ay.... . • P. 8.11 Goods ofrered.for.sttle.being inarked.at the lowest. ready Inon . ev,p,rice,no Abatement will be made, or credit giV.en. 20, Buld-street, tippo4te, Slpter,sirep,t. . . .. tiIiASS SEE.t)S. r . - I_I.OIIGE GIBBS having received the M al, 1835, for-lisl -kit - Exhittition-of-Ag•riettlturalS-ceds- oni s- -treTM4lll '117) - 1 tine he has reduced the. price oT , Yle:idow a i Pasture Gl4 D 0 SEES io -; , 25. per Acre, in tni:aure uited to the 'irtiffintsi soils,.&c:, allowiting two bushels and ,I 2 is - . ;o each acre; ;niXeil! - soils for iinproving•Old Orass Land, Is. 2 , 1, per tb.; fine ! sotts,, ,prbn.et for, forming lawns, Sze.,,ls. 4d. per lb. N.B.—A separation having taken place Irt.tveer , G. G. atoll his,.Brother,.pleaSe to address;GF.onGE G'inns and V°, -N.eeds , ; ‘ . inen s i&c. to the Agricult ura l S oc i ety, 2 6, Down-street, Pleca-1 dilly,•London._ ~ • . . I I - N DEVIDUA LS :GOING ABROAD froni the,, • of- i. - ,it O • • A VLRPOOL, are informed by S..W...SILVER. and.oo., 01 Nos. 9 aad 10, .CORIVIIII,I,, ,VDONT, that they may procure the whole or any art of an OUTFIT, (fotn I,oe coarsest to the finest quality ot . Goods knoWtf, includ ing Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch House No. 4 and 5, ST. GEORG E'S-C RESOENT - SOUTH, ' .LIVER POOL. .• • • • ' _At the saln:e WHOLESALE SHIPPING •PRICES as 4 , ) _their WAREHOUSE in LONDON. Daily communitaiion between London and Liverpool for Ship sailing Infoimatioh, 8.. c. - _,..--- I THE LAWRENCE GALLERY SNOW on-PUBLIC VIEW, fora ve.l.. li ed peripl,.in! Vill . AGNEW and ZANNETTI'S GAL/ RY, Repositottyl of Arts, Exchange -street. Manchester, theniijendid Collection, (40-rigida' DRAWINGS;:hvSirPETERPAUL-RELIBENS,, the Properly of the Lite Sirs:Tßomns LA tvniNcr, P.R.A.— Admittance One Shilling each., .Deseripliye Cataloones Six pence each. -'';'.. • ' . . . ( r Li certiooi 'I ) 1 thaiman ntet au t, at ( ) 0 Wel, 1 : r out Joiln-E d y ( Decen le s i i ankrup on e Itlth day lOU , at the C .ceounts of the - - .... ---,:,-.;...,,::::-• . _ --i , titsa ~A • ... ~,,.-,! TO BUILDERS. A NY Person willing to Contract for the Erecti , .1 , 31_ SHED On the Land belonging tO the Corriorat.i' behind Duke-street, and fronting the 'back street Seel-street, immediately opposite the JewP see the 'P4ans. &c. at the' Survyor's Office, , after Wednesday next. Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Chairman of the Watch Committee, to be left at the Office of Mr. ()KILL, Clerk of the Committees, Town-hall, on or before Tett o'clock on SATI,IRDA Y next, the 26th instant. of a ro, situate !:T- A d out of "Tynagogue, may own-hall, on and THE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES' B 'K. GENERAL MEETING of the DEUS in EA.. the above intended Establishment will,l herd tOi the Erection tyr DIRECTORS, and the trans a ct „o f the General Business incident to such .Meetins at t tirend,fin Rooms, in Sotith Stihn:iireet, Liverpocii, on SAT DAY, the .2Gth . iust., at Twelve at Noon precisely, and all S ateholtlers' who have paid their Deposits are respect fullyilicrited to attend. By order of the Provisional Committee, RICIIARD BROOKE, .Solicitor, 2, Cook -street, 22d Mari:ll;lB36. ' ' •• P.S.—No Prnxies can be admitted, and it will be necessary fin. each Shareholder to bring with him, and produee at the Door, his Scrip Certificaie. .• Established Isp GENERAL PATENT MEDICINtS and PERFUMERY WAREHOUSn, 20, SoOTH JOHN-STREET, near the _New Customhouse, on the Principle of the London HOuses CHARLES .MAWII 00D, grateful for the patronage and support given him since his commenceinenk in business, begs to state that he has completed his arrang ents witlfidme of the most eininent London. Houses, for a )ply of ev,eri.New .Patent.and.Proprietory article of reput twice a' week, frOm their respective proprietors; that 11.2 • been appointed agent, from the:British College of Health or MORISON7SIJNI VERSA L MEDICINES, and he is enabled to bear testimony of some very extraordinary cures performed by the use of. their preparations.; and having permission from some highly respect able patients, will in a few days publish their cases. His '.Esta blishment, in adu,ition to Patent Medicines, will be constantly supplied with every article of .British and • Foreign Perfuluery, Fish Sauces, Picklei4" , &.c., thereby offering to the trade in ge neral unprecedented :lava nta ges. Real Havanah CLQARS, EAU DE COLOGNE, &c. &e. Wholsale Agent for Thorn' s P otte d Yarmouth Bloaters; Jones' Lucifers, Prometheans, &c. &c. BIRI4IINGIIAM PLATE GLASS COMPANY. Capital £200,000, in. 8,000 Shares of £25 oNaCh. DEPOSIT £1 A SHARE. DIRECTORS. Geor,ge Bacchus, Esq.' George Joseph een,Esq. - ThetnaS . lark,' Esq. Wilhani ng, Esq. •Mattlievv"Dixoxi,'Esq. Samuel fl • les, Esq. WilliatriPeiSberV, Esq. dames pun, Esq. BANKERS: - - Bank of,Biriiiingliam. Northein'and:Central Bank of England. • SOLICITORS. Mr, W.- S. Harding. Mr. W. D. 'Wheeler. rinHE 'Manufacture of PLATE. GLASS has been hitherto exclusively confined to two Establishuients, one at New castle-on-Tyne, and th-e other at St. Helens, in . Lancashire. The great afiCsteady:Profits realiied in this Branch of Ma., nufacture have been long known to those persons who are con versant with the subject. These considerations, and a large Capital bein g requ i site, have lerFtri the recent formation of r a similar most respectable Company in Liyerphol.and.Manchester, with ,every chaace of a most propperous result. Birininghatn, however, both from its central situation, afford itlg the speedieSt and cheapest communication with all parts of the and the great facility of Obtaining in the neigh bourhotid all the Material's used in the Manufacture at a mode rate rate, presents.unusual advantages for. an Establishment of this description: The probable reduction or removal of the Government Duty gives every prospect of a very cousiderable additional profit, by the consequent increase of the consumption, and the adoption of the Article in every respectable, House and Shop in the Em pire. It is, therefore, proposed— That a Company for the Manufacture of Plate Glass shall I) e estahlished in BirMingham, to be called "THE BIRMINGHAM PLAT GLASS COMPANY," having a Capital of £200,000, di vided into 8,000 Shares, of £25 each. Thateaeh Shareholder shall pay a deposit of £1 per Share on the allotMent, and such further calls, (not to exceed £3 per Share at any one time,) as the Directors - may require. That no Shareholder Shall be eligible .a s a Director, unless he holds, at least, Twenty Shares. That the formation and Management of the Company shall be under the, confront of the above-meulioned Directors, who shall have power to add to their n'u'mber; and' to cause.a Peed of Settlement. to be prepared, containing. all the usual clauses and provisions, and which each Shireholder shall sign, under the penalty of the forfeiture of his Shares and' Deposits, after One Months' Notice. Applications'for Sh ares t o b e ma d e ( if b y letter, post-paid) to the Directors, at either of the Pahkers, or at the Offices of the Solicitors, Waterloo, street, Birthingharo. Birmingham 18th March, 1536. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. • (Date.) • GENTLEMEN,—I apply foi. Shares in the "Bir mingham Plate (3fas, .Company," on the.conditions of the Pro spectuS, dated the 18th dciy ,of March, 1536. .(Name.) (Residence.) (Profession.) To the Directors of afe Birmingham • • Plate Glass Company. PARnyn - O 1 .I.I,VERPOOL. -,v-oTten he r oN kltFtctliat the AININTIAL• N RAJ, V.ESTit Y will he' heltr lh St. Nlelinti . ' , w Yr TuEsi,4t; the sth.ctayOf April . Iylext, at ,ell?, 'eloc : l; at ri:sl .9l? 'to receive th,eAelipst 6f thi , Select 'Vestry (' e last year . ,.and - p, , 'Sunitriary Of ,4* tkere•AtetAhl§;'Ne It* ieditio of chitrc4- wardens; Si4estnen, 1) te wee?, lettf Vet.t'ey for tit'Yti4-i. . ing yarl'fot the l a vibg bra rhuaLtare Of One Penny lAth i e Potnylfor the serVite"of "tli4 a - t 4 d tio despoo. of he,iistralpa'rochidt bOstdegs: """ And the Inhihic4titsiv th6*lrtstry NON be required to appoilit ari'Assistant Ciirerseernf the' Poskie,'lll' ; place of Mr. Anthony Black, ivho has resigned. • M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk. 19th Mareh, 1836. . . „.. . SCHWEPPE'S SODA t'OT.ASS .*X • AND EFFI44. - LVE;Sq;,, NG I.ol:4lotNAtqkl. "- A S the Season is n ow apprnael)ing for the mor extensive “ufe of the above whole§ezne audrekeshing y,eragna.4. ;:, SCHWEPPt anil 00. ret:mtfully to cauti the Nobility ; gentry, and the Public in gener9l,againqt a imposition f r g, quenfly practised by Other .liikers, wh? a" SO) weßpe's Bottles" in order to pass , off.their,own watts composition as ..p‘ , Selaweppe's ;laikutactnr,o.'' ,IN9re js_genul i ne Put such ashave Label over the cork, representing their Signature, with ,a Qrown.in the centre,lo,piit:Lte which will I, Yelony. 'I he of their S'Oaa * Water, having the test, of nearly half a ematurv, requires no emuluent ; Put they beg respectfully to recommend their.P9TA4B WA'rEfi, ary..l F 4 ,E:FX4,VESO- ING LIf.NIONADE, as arti c le s (Amore recent date, which ate now getting into very general demand, , Fresh supplies of 6E.RmAN S Et.TzR WATER, in Quarts and .Pints, always ,on .land. 51, Berzers-street, London; W), Bridge-street, Liristol ; • andVtiargate,.De l by. In Liverpool—T. 'Nixon, Jun. Castie , stLegt; ;Mean at* C.r.osthwaite.2,l 3 :arker.street ; —‘l7.3Yugs Great. tleorg.e- Wace; J. Woodville, 1391distre,e . t. . EDUCATION. CATHCART HOUSE, WOODNIDE; NEAR LiVii:RPOOL,:' :WILLIAM K 6NDALL begs to , announce tOifiks , Fnetios ,ttrat be h as , Rehiovo E his stablistime from stioe-street, Live' po4l, to• the muse lalalc oc pied I:ty Ws,. LA thn, Esq., Woodside, where he rece'ves ung Gen , lemmas Boarders, to whose Itistru&tion in the ral Branches of a Classical Education, be . fievrifeS his uticilv d attent ion . Dhui SyStem instru6i,m, compeehends a competent and well grounded koottlediCe of the t.ngtiShy and Greek Laugua:4 - es, awl 11)6 ceilioal, perusal Of the'respecriYe Authors in each, whiCh are, ii;aiLtls- - adopted at he Ptiffic Schools, Par , icular attlnZion, is paid lo the subordinate depar!: - nents of useful and sciemtfrc Lea f•filnl; 'necessarily comprised, witbi.n the com pass of a Liberal'Equealion, includ;og GeOgi'aPhV Ancient and Modern History;WriliOir; and Aril limetic,Vrid I tie iu iroduetory liranches of ii e Mh.theitailcs, with their a . pillic s a:ion to-the use ful purposts - - • eimil44irev;;on is constantly paid to the formation of Mor,iti Character and to the ipc.ulcation of just and 'scriptural views of the Christian Faith. The House is delightfullysituated on the Cheshire side of the Elver :Mersey, about three quarters of a mile flow the Ferry, to and front Steam iJoais pass every half hour to Liverpool. Each Pupil i$ accommodated with a single Lied, and has the unlimit ed use of a carefully selected Library and au extensive Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus. TERMS. Boarders • 40 Guineas per Annum. Weekiv Do. Daih , Do. No lin:triune or Exit Charge .but for -Books necessarily purchased. _ _ French, Music, Drawing, Dancing, and other Accomplish. -nie.als are taught, w hen required, by approved Masters, at-the usual Charge. Mr. Wm. Kendall also receives Young Gentlemen as Day .Pupils, . TERMS. i Fqr under T Gla,saencal Years , Instruof Age ction for Pupils Annum. 8 Guineas per For:Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, 10 _above that .Aga t, 'Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, &c.. 3 o, No Entrance. Three months' notice is required previous to the removal of a Pupil, and no tied.uction is made for absence. Al r. Kb:NO/ILL has peraiission, to refer to the following Gen t emen :—Rev. T. Tattershall, Shaw-street, Liverpool; Rev. ~'F. Gladwin, Everson; !'il'orld Naylor, Esq., Kensington ; J, Lau„ ton, Esq., Liverpool B..tuk. maTISH CONSUL',S OFFlCE,.Philadelphia.—liinow all persons to whom thcse,kise,rits shall come; that L Qill,)ert. Robertson, Esq., his Britawkic Majesty's First Consul, do hereby certify, that.!{. Warton,Esq., (wi:, at t ests to the efficacy Rf OLDRIDGE'.S BALM OF COLUMBIA, in restoring HAIR,) is Mayor of tbis City, and that M. Randall, Esq. is Erothapplary of the Court or CoMaton Pleas, t o b o th w h ose signatures - full faith arid credit is due. " I further certify that I Ara personally acquaiMed with J. L. Inglis, Esq., another he signers, and that he is a person of great respectitbility that heard him express his unqualified approbation of e effects of OLDRIDGE'S BALM in restoring his lIAI Given under tits "band and seal of office, at I he'Cit - iladelPhia, D ec; 29, is2: 3 . (Signed) GIL ROBERTSON. OLDRIDGVS BALM causes ..v1 `ers and eve-brows to grow, prevents the hair from turning grey. and the first appli ration. makes it curl beautifully, fieet, i.ttrom scurf, and stops it from falling off. Abundance or certificates from gentlemen of ttiefirst respectability in England, are shown by the groprie , tors, C. and A. Oldridge 1 , Wellingten- street, St ran d. Lea den, where the Balm is sold, and by , all respectable Perfu,aiers and Medicine Venders in LiverpUol.- . --Price 3s. 6d 6s aid Its. per bottle. N.B.—The public are requested - to he on their guard against counterfeits—ask for Old ridge's Balm, I,' Welling - ton-street, Strand, London. Sold by Dunson, Bold-Street ; Rennie, Lord street ; Shirley, Ran'elagth-street; and wholesale by C. Maw hood, • 20, South John-street, Liverpool. .. .. . - . . EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY.—We understand that the report of the engineer employed by the Edinimigh ;in! Glasgow Railway Company to select the best line for a railway between the two cities has - been 'received. and that the line re , commended passes Curnbernauld and Falkirk. It is said that the Glasgow and Falkirk Junction Railway, for which a bill is now in Parliament, would pre-occupy about seven tones Of this line, and that ;here will be a parliamentary contest on the sub ject, as it is alleged that the Glasgow and Falkirk Junction Railway has been brought forward to prevent the i construction of a thorough line. • Qleourse, parliament will take care that thepublie otitain the best means of comututiication tetween the east and west ,6t SCOtrand. • ST. PATIZICK.'S OA y.- 7 -Thursday last was the an.niversary.or ' ibe pat , on saint of J. elayd, and as tlllii.l it vas celebrated as a day of jubilee ow the ft i f ill iiihebilants of this town. It was in tended by ,the Ody of ribboutnen, who call thentseftes t h e (libernian sir ''y, to haye paraded the. streets with oiling') flags covered wi,li crape, to celeltrate,the triumph the,yba , v_e lately obtained over the loyal ora»geineu; but their ioti"t::_f: was made known to the antholiiies, and measnres were 39.1174; :or suppressing such a public display of facimos 0 ,11 ) ,V,,9„ 1 y e , .he wishes of ?ie ti.ing, mho has P /e ` 44ed h" ,"` eir fl .i ( 1 1 ,71),: . i..iit narce all secret societies. An attempt was a.so m the intended procession altoge her, not Ile prevailed upon to forego the y e , ab with hands considered i t toot; place. claiming their, contempt for that aliti i i t oi n w y i , r duty to dissolve which the orangemen : have tut t .i tn: u r , i .it lil , ' ;io: ), i b e T eer i j e lii n eit :::i pe t l i .io ld t; 111 , - sli.hte Their lodges. A,rocesSiou aec,irdz., ,,,ifte4s a the 5u,. ... p: bon of . utts'e, flags, banners, 8"'" the and votti-s. To the credit of thf aieinbers of t s he suppresod orat. rm de.corated with green sashes , i IA them: and find' ''' or- notice was taken of the procession o e institution, not fight with. the ribbonmen mere umler the necessity ponents to IIV home, or of ;ge tting up a row • • , eii her c f ! ming, peacea i . . , .. , . amongst Like true Irishmen .the ch ose the latter alteina t he inselyes. • bola SIX o'clock in the evening, l'iason-street and live, a a the no • g 1 i botirhOod presented a scene of riot and confusion of a 'fhepolice were most .serlous nature. , called out, and in endea ' to Jake one of the combatants into - 1 vni.iring 0 custot y, t hey were driVen by the mob into the Hat and Feathers public-house, the ‘,,i,iii„„sprAvhich were in a f ew m i nutes completely .demoliSli ed with sto nes and bricklia,ts. A reinter cement of police and special const.ables was speedily obtained, the most efficient fir iangenieri;s.ha.ving heen made fur suc h an .e v ent as this , and about half li , dozen of the ~ .. . • , principals in the row wee taken int o custody. Tratiquilli,y was SpeedilV)estored, when it was found that preparations had been made I'm. preventing such OUtraizes: Yesterday the prisoners were brought up at the New 13ailey, when the ringleader's were hOUnd over to appear at the sessions ; and the others were fined lIIS. each, or in default of payment, COnuxiiited for 14 days,—/tfriniihester Cour.ler. 'S WINDOW BLIND HOLLAND MANUFACTORY AND „LONDON- CHAIR WAREHOUSE, 62, BYROM-STREET, Opposite Great Crossitall-street. JOHN SERJEAN'I' respeetfully begs to offer his most grate ful thanks to his Friends and the üblic for their very liberal and kind support. and to infor them that he has the entire superintendanc e of the above b loess, and hopes, by as siduity and attention, to deserve ntinuance of their favours. The utility and superior appe nce of the Venetian Shade Blinds being now so generally acknowledged, and the price so redueed as to make them ultimately much cheaper than Linen Blinds, the stock on hand is always very considerable, and the materials and wkinanship of the very best quality, and, if re -quired, can be s it home in a few hoUrs after the order is given. Gauze Wire Blinds ornamented to 'pattern, or written on as, a sign. Canaletti, and everyotber description of Blinds, in a A large assortment of London-made Chairs always on hand, of superior workmanship, and well-Seasoned Materials, at very reduced prices. Merchants and Exporters can be supplied on very short no-; tire, and they will have an advantage by applying at this esta blishment.