The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-08-02 00:00:00

vG ( j sz_eic, L ) - • . • . , • • . iLtbErpool ?fjtpping. EAST INDIES Ss , For BOMBAY, u - r" The well-known fast-sailingrassenger hip ALIQUIS, Jon Ni 111‘FEE, Comma er; Al, 671 tons burthen ;is now l( ing in Brun sw i c k Dock, and w ill h ave immediate despatch. For freight or pas sage apply on b oar d , or to UNCAP' GIBB. AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL A_DVERTISEII. To sail the 6th, August. 1 , For CALC U TTA, ht r it' ... -;% . The A 1 Brig COLLINGWOOD, W. notmas, Malt ; - 280 tons register, co erect and copper-fasi ed.--For terms of freight 'or passage apply to Messrs. TA Y I.OR, PoTTan. and Co., Ot to GEORGE HIGHFLELD, Broker. HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !-SMOLLETT. VOL. VIII.---No. 386.1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1836. [PRICE 7D. . To sail- im mediately, .i 4 For BOMBAY , -” ~.. . - ' 1 •• %Pi. The fine A 1 Britkh-b u ilt Shi p UR A N IA, .=,.... EDWARD NOAKS, Mast • ; Burthen p er reg i ster 467 tons; has superi accommodationi lot passengers. —For freight or passage appl to the Master, on board; Messrs. Coss. HURSFALL, SON, and Co., or to BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers. -......._____ en Rick. 41ato bp Auction. itatts tin atiCtiOlT. Wholesale STATIONERY and PAPERS, for Exportation and Home Consumption; Fine Writing and Printing PA PERS, of every description; LEDGERS, JOUR NA LS, Day„ Cash, Bill, And all other Mercantile, ACCOUNT-1300KS, uled to - any Pattern, in improved Bindings, allowin? he full amount of Excise Drawback on all G, ods for Exnortation ; Coloured Sample PAPERS and Tissues, Partridge, Cap, Brown, Casing, and Sheathing TAPERS, and MILLED BOAR fp; Hand-made TWINES, LINES, GA KETINGS, &c.; • Seine; Turtle, Herring, Mallet, Salmon, and Shrimp TWINES; Papering or Casinp. TWINE; Baling and Shop TWINE; Stiiching 7 rwiN E for Bags; Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING for Steam Engines; Deep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log LINES; Grumet; Point, Cod, Mackerel, and other FISHING LINES; Tea Chest, Oramte, Crate, Bale, and Box PACKING CORDS. W. W. ARCHIBALD, Manufactory, Birkenhead, Ware house Removed from No. 18 to No. 9, Goree Piazzas, entrance in Brunswick-street. SALE IV WINDSOR-STREET. By Mr. 'l'. BRANCH, IN THE STATES OF VIRGINIA On FR IDA y next, the sth of August instarit, at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 51, Windsor-street, near Upper Parliament-atreet, - DART of the modern HOUSEHOL FURNITURE, Square Piano Forte, and other Effe • a of Captain Brown, who is leaving Liverpool. The Furniture comprises Four-po and Camp Bedsteads, with Moreen and Dimity Hangings, ainted Chamber Reqni sites Mahogany Furniture, in Dining, Card, and Pembroke Tables, Trafalgar Chairs, Sofas, Chests of Drawers, Szo., China Tea Services, Kidderminster and Venetian Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, Kitchen Dresser, Culinary Utensils, &c. 'Io be viewed on Thursday next, the 4th instant, when Cata logues may be had on the Premises, or from Mr. T. BRANCH, H a n ove r-st reet, A MOST IMPORTANT ESTATE for those of MODE RATE MEANS, oud who would EMIGRATE SUU CESSFULLY, holding forth TEMPTATIONS of the MOST ENCOURAGING KINDS, as the LANDS are FERTILE BEYOND - COMPARISON, .and supported be NATURAL AUXILIARIES MOST INFINITE. - GEORGE ROBINS is. instructed to offer to Public IVA Competition at the Auction Mart, Loudon, on TUES DAY next, the Odi of August, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, of 1,000 and 2,000 Acres each, The Freehold Lands included in this importa Sale extend to ONE HUNDRED, THOUSAND ACRES, situate on the MIGHTY WATERS OF TH REAT OHIO in the Commonwealth of Virginia, int ected in every direc tion by . INNUMERABLE C NALS, whjch empty their tributary waters just up on the confluence of the BIG SANDY AND OHIO RIVERS; directly in the neighbourhood are RISING TOWNS—GOOD MARKETS, NAVIGABLE RIVERS, and NATIONAL TURNPIKE ROADS, There is a ditect communication he steam to EW YORK, ORLEANS. PITSBURG, RICHMOND, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. .THREE VAST RAILROADS :e commenced, under the sauctiouof Government, who have contributed DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "At GE SALE of MATERIALS, STORES, WHITE La LEAD, PAINTS, &c.—ln consequence of the Dissolu tion of Partnership lately subsisting between C. J. Westley and J. T. Gregson, they have resolved to ell by Auction, To-mortnow, ( Wednesday,) the 2d inst t, at Eleven oiclock precisely, at the Warehouse o f t h e 1 F irm, Queen's Dock, corner of Kitchen-streei, the remai der of their STOCK of Second-hand Chain Cables, Beat , Weights, Old and New Sails, Winches, Stoves, Cainhooss s, &c.; also about 25 Tons Genuine WHITE LEAD, 4 " . Superfine GREEN PAINT, 2 " " BLACK DITTO, 2 " YELLOW DITTO, With a variety of other Materials and Stores. G. J. WhSTLEY and J. I. GREGSON take the opportunity of thanking their Friends for the support they have hitherto re ceived, and of informing them that J. T. GREGSON, for the future, will conduct the Auctioneering Department, on his own account, on the Premises of the late Firm, Queen's Dock, and that the Commission and Sail-making Department will be con ducted by C. J. Wits riEy, at 17, Goree-piazzas. Queen's Dock, Corner of Kitchen-street, July 28, 1836. To sail early in August. • For SINCAPORE, MANILLA, and CHINA, . 1 13- The fast-sailing Clipp er FO 'IDABLE, 350 tons register Captain L. MAC K Y ; (Who is well acqainted with the trade.) For t erms of freight or passage u apply to ROBERT WISE and Co. 4 • TO sac! on the 15ih Arty ust -ate% . For BATAVIA and SINC ORE, , ; The fast-sailiog A 1 British-built B DERWENT, .. . Captain El. B. EW ; Buythen 22(1 ions. newly toppered, and now loading in George's bock. —For terns of freight or pas s age. having superior accont- Inndations, apply to ROBERT WISE and Co., or to ASHLEY BROTE/EllS. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the 2d instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-moms, South John-street, in Liverpool, subject to conditions of sale which will then ue produced, and in such Lots as may be agreed on, ADWELLING -HOUSE, on he southwest side of and fronting Crown-street, in Liv pool, containing 18 feet in front.. Occupied by Mr. Highfie I Leasehold under the Cor poration of Liverpool for 75 years rom the . 14th May, 1831. Also, Three DWELLING-11( 'SES, with their Appurte nances, on the southwest sideofand fronting Crown-street afore. said, each 6 yards front, occupied by Mr. Robert Baird, Mr. Welsby, and Mr. Coates. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for 75 vearS, from the 19th April, 1830. AliVForir DWELLING-HOUSES With their Appuite. nances, no the south west side of and fronting Crown-street, aforesaid, each six yards front, occupied by Mr. John Foster, Mr. T. B. Forwoo.l, Mr.'llowlaudson, and Mrs. Mary Cooper. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for 75 years, from the 18th of December, 1829. Also, TWO DWELLING-HOUSES on the east side of and fronting Vine-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, at the back of the above. I .easehold under the Corporation. AlSo, TWOZWELLING , HOUSES on the west side of and fronting Peach-street, in Liverpool, 30 feet and 2 inches front, one occupied by Mr. Saver and the other untenanted. Lease- hold under the Corporation for three lives art! 21 years Also, Two 'DWELLING-HOUSES, with tire Appur tenances, on the east side of and fronting Bedford-street . North, Abercr om b y - square, Li ver p oo l, e ac h 6 yards front, occupied by Mr. Win. Belk and Mr. George Sandford. Lease-. hold under the Corporation for 75 years, from 20th April 1831. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE ' SHIPPON, COTTAGE, and LAND, on the ea s t s id e o f Bedford-street North. aforesaid, 6 yards front by 32 yards deep, occupied by Mr. G. P. Forwood. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 years, [ruin 6th April, 1833. To sail positively on the Vih A viol, Or fotfeil ft eight. For CALCUTTA direct The fine A 1 Clyde-httilt ip ALEXANDER JOH/ TON, Captain D. M'CLAR Ou SALE, A The first-class oak-built Ship r ie*- ....." BRITISH HERO E. 611 tons per register, old me urement ; built at Quebec, in the summer df 18.31, by ex ienced builders; she is copper-fastened and well secured wit ron staple knees, and in every respect suited for he cotton or trnher trade; she has a lull poop, her cabin i F fit .d up, and she carries a very large eatgo on an easy draft of water: daily exp ec t e d to arr i ve .—F or particulars apply to • JAMES LOGAN, Oldhill-street. rnAKE NOTICE, that the DAVE LING-HOUSE and IL LAND, in Salisbury-street, in iverpool, advertised for Sale by Public Auctio❑ on Tunas AY next. the 4th instant, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Joh street, WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, the same having been disposed of by Private Treaty. WILLIAM STOCKLEY. • *----•—"--------Exchange-court,Ex-change-rtreet East. - le! August. 1836. FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS • towards their completion. In three short years they will be perfected, and will run through a large portion of this eligible property. 'I he lauds are in the counties of Cabell, Harrison, and Giles. They are fertile (almost beyondlielief), the soil adapt e d t o th e the production of everything ' that is useful and n ecessar y' f or city consumption; vi z ., B ar l e y, Wheat (averaging 30 bushels per acre), Rye; Oats, Cotton, Potatoes, Maize (CO to WO bushels per acre). Turnips, Hay (crops, 2 tons per acre), Hemp, Tobacco, Fruit, and Vegetables, in the greatest per fection. They are also peculiarly adapted for the RAISING OF CATTLE of all kinds, and three yearS abiOlutely DOUBLE THEIR NUMBER. Industry and a little capital, 'therefore, are alone wanting to render this one of the FAIREST AGRICULTURAL PORTIONS OF THE GLOBE, in a climate, it must he remembered, remarkable for its salu brity and invigorating powers, and the country, in point, of HEALTH; un•airpaSsed ; besides Which it 'nay be called THE LAND OF PROMISE, from its extraordinary and inexhaustible discoveries and natu ral productions For BOMBAY, The fine A I English-built Brig BROOKE, - , Captain WILL!RAI Fur further 'particulars apPly on hoard the veyzsels, in the rince's Dock, or to W. and J. TYRER. (One concern.) For SALE, . The remarkably fine new cop r-fastened Barque JANE and MAID 'ABET, . - • Burthen per register 474 78-9 ons, old measure, built by John Jardine,. Esq., of Richibuet , and launched in May last. Length aloft 127 feet, breadth of beam 28 feet 71 inches, depth 19 feet, carries, a very large cargo at a light draft of water, and sails fast; discharging her cargo in the Brunswick Dock.— For further particulars apply to HoLnaitNEss and CHILTON, Hull, or to FOR PEREMPTORY SIZE AND BONE MA NURP,, ;IXTURES, By Mr. - WA , R. On TUESDAY next. the 9th instal t Eleven o'clock precisely, ou the Premises, Vauxhall-road pposite St. Ma rtin's.Church, consequence of the death of the Lessee (y . the Land., A LL the FIXTURE, complete, and recently erected at a kik: considerable expense, for the Manufacture of SIZE and BONE MANURE. WEST INDIES. Will sail immediately. , For BA R.BA DO ES, 'l-!7 The fast-sailing Barque BARB lAN. D.A.vin‘ HuTeuiNsoN, Mai r; Lyin g west side the Queen's'Dock.—For freizht and passage apply to HEVES, LITRERLAND, and . Co., , Wolstenholtue-square, Consisting of Boilers, both Cast and Wrought Iron, Coolers, Sheds, Pumps, IS Puncheons of Size, a quantity of Hoofs, Empty Casks, Bricks, Tiles, Cart, Weights and Scales, &c. &c, For particulars and Catalogues apply to Mr. WALKER, Auc. tioneer, Church-street, or to Mr. JOHN; NEALE, on the Premises. To be viewed the day prior to the sale, HOLDERNESS and CHILTON,King-street. For DEMERARA, The Ship SANDBACH, JAS. BISPHAM, Master. For freiaht of s- It r •ka , - (havio, Should the JANE and MARGARET not be disposed of before- the 10th August, she will be despatched for Richibueto. _ ..r „lot of small packages or passage (having very superior accommodationsy apply to SANDBACH, TINNE, apd Co. to bp auction. . _ . . /MPOR NT SALE of the CELEBRAT 'D GREAT H. 4 R -ROWDEN FLOCK of PURE.- bEIC S TER SHEEP. . . • . By B. PAYNE On TUESDAY, the 30th August instant Peremptorily, by order of the Trustees of Mr.. i Lard' Garra't, . THE following ve r y va l ua bl e p e LEICEST ER RAMS, Breeding EWES and THE , VES, on the Premises, at Great Ilarrowden, Northamptonshire, viz. :—Fifty very prime SHEARLINGS, Fifty two-shear, and Ten three and four shear RAMS. • To sail m the 10th of August. • For MADEIRA. and DEM ER RA, 4r 1 4 - 0 , • The Ship INDIAN CHI , ROBERT' 111:DOW L. Jun.. Co mander; 13 nrthen per register 41ti tons.—For freight or passage (having roost excellent cabin.'ltccotnniodation) apply to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and' CE).., or to, JAMES POOLE and Co. WEDNESD.II.Y. TEA. TO-moßrtosv, (Wednesday,) the 3d p'clock, at the 1 inst., at Ten y ha nge-buildi* T0,.. i l NG, PE - , Pal)/lc Sale-room, ENCII 1378 Chests CONGOIL 150 Half Chests DITTi 37 Chests SOUC HON 190 Boxes.O.RANGE 60 Chests? HYSON, 284 Boxes. 52 Chests HYSON SKIN, 35 Half Chests YOUNG HYSON, 30 Boxes GUNPOWDER, 63 Boxes IMPERIAL, Ex Urania, from Canton.—Apply to Messrs. C. HORSFALL and SON, Merchants, or to 13ATESON and HORSF4'LL, Brokers. Also, Eight Southdown RAMS, from the Flock of Mr. El. IP an. ". To sail about the 10th August, For DEMERARA, : 4- 2.7!" , The fine new Barque SC \V RTZ, WILLIAM BOULT, M r; torthen per register 335 tons; has very goo accommodations for passengers.—lt or freight or passage apply to the Captain, on board, iu the Prince's Dock, or to JOSEPH JONES and Co., Exchange-alley. Three Hundred • Breeding. EWES and 'N - IEAVES of the most valuable description, seventy of which were purchased at the late Mr_ Stones's, Quorn, last year. Six months' credit will be given on the Rains, at 2i per cent. For Cash. The Ewes will be penned for inspection by Ten.o'clock, and :he showing of the Rains will commence precisely at Eleven. ,Sale at One. UNITED STATES. To sail oa the 6th Auuust, and has nearly the whole of her cargo engaged. For NEW atiV. The very fine regular-trading rst-class 0 • ~; American Ship ALF I 'D, Captain CHEEV tarthen 460 tons; copper-fastened, and wly coppered; sails Very fast ; is now only on her SIXTH voyage, and is a very de sirable conveyance for goods and pisseogers.—For freight or Passage apply on board, in Prince's Dock, or to WADD[NGTON, HOLT, and Co. 1 1 '" To sail on the 15th August. For CHARLESTON, The very fine first-class American Sh . CORNELIA, Capt. EATON ; rt hen 340 tons, coppered and copper-taste d, and well known as a v er y f ast sa il er .—F o r freight or passa e , having good ac commodations, apply on board, in Waterloo Dock, or to WADDINGTON, HOLT, and Co. 7 ° fail lied fair wind, and having only room{ for a few tons fine Goods, _those that are desirous of shipping by this vessel are re quested to make immediate application. 217 For PHILADELPHIA, The splendid new American coppered Ship . oak NAPIER, . - Captain STAFFORD; 470 tons per register ; a most desirable cony ance for fine Goods.—For freight or passage, having stip or accommoda tions, apply to the Master, on board, Prince's Dock, or to H. LEPPER and Co., No. 6, North John-street. BRITISH AMERICA. Warranted first Vessel; not intended t take any Salt. For HALIFAX. The A 1 Brig WESTMO LAND, alsirEnwAtto M`KiriztE, aster; Burthen per register 279 tons ; sails remarkably fast, and affords a most eligible conveyance for goods and passen gers; incist of her cargo is engaged, and shippers may depend upon her being early despatched.—For freight, &c., apply on board, east side Brunswick Dock, or to CANNON, MILLER, and Co. Wailing a wind. For MONTREAL, ..4; The fine new Barque GL A GOW N G. BURNS, Commas r; A regular trader, 401 'tons - per register; suit very fast, and has ' ll .Perior accommodations for passengers.—For terms of freight o r Passage apply on board, Prince's Dock • EORG'E ,to Mr. A. PARLKNE, ° GHIGHFIELD. *team Xabigatt on. FOIL GREENOCK AND GLASGOW, E very MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and S URDAY. The CITY of GLASGOW ST AM-PACKET e`, \I COMPANY'S well-know 'TEAMERS, ,;;; • CITY OF GLASGOW,— ..Capt. R. EWING, VULCAN; ' Cant. JOHN BOYD, 'auid regularly, weather permitting,from the Clarence Dock, Liverpool, as follows : 4 T h e ' CITY OF GLASGOW sails To-moanow; (Wednes -4;)) the 3d instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. 1 !e VULCAN sails on SATURDAY next, the 6th instant, at 1,,( A 17 e ' o ' clock in the Afternoon. A''PPly to . DAVID WIVER and Co., 34, Water -street. GL ASGOW AND LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY'S STEAM-PACKETS, \ EAGLE Captai R. CRAWFORD, • 40i, „.... CLYDE Captain T os. WYLIE, AILSA CRAIG Captain OHN MTHERSON, Sail regularly four times a- ek from LIVERPOOL TO GL GOW, 1, l Wo Ti le EAGLE sails tHiS DAY, (Toes ay,) the 2d instant, at ock in the Afternoon. P ots ' C r sails on THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at 'clock in the Afternoon. a t 1-:!° AILSA CRAIG sails on FRIDAY next, the sth instant, tire o' c l oc k i n t h e Afternoon. si t he EAGLE sails on SATURDAY next, the 6th instant, at x oclock in the Afternoon. APply to MARTIN and Co., (late Matthie and Martin,) Waier-stt ee,. 4# ------ For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. tjti A4Y; \ 4 ~,... THE CITY OP DUBLI ~..... A STEAM-PACKET CO PAN Y, i: INCORPORATED BY ACT OF ARLIAME. I ) .i_ ,, e above Company sail their Vessel (with- or without 4 °t , ',) taking G oods and Passengers to to following ports, 44 nely, - p DUBLIN Daily. t „ ~'z't B ELFAST,--The ATHLON , To-MORROW, (Wed- C l L'itY,) the 3d instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, tom the Clarence Dock. A pply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street JOHN M'CAMMONand Co., PO r rt he Pi inel-P. le of this Company is that of attaching all Im -44 ers and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, hp Payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of ... i ?rests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle ;!ich will best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their ;I"rrpiden,ls, and to Shippers of all descr_pi tions of Goods and 41 e Stiick the having a well supported Establishment of first- Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with d ue attention to their maintenance. THORN'S POTTED YARMOUTH BLOATERS. t To Sportsmen. T? (welters, and Captains of Ships. 11HORN'S POTTED YARMOUTH BLOATERS, now , -1 !. in . high perfection. The increasitm• dem nd for this most deliicrous preparation, proves beyond all do t it is far superior w ishes, thing of the kind ever yet offered to e- public for Sand oy e .nes, Toasts, Biscuits. &c., and is a excellent relish for Wine. I n Pots, Is. and 2s. each. W anted in all climates. „ " They are full of fine flavour and fro from all rancidity, and ix '..? bad companion to a sportsman or pedestria n who may want ~ Pleasing qualification to his biscuit or bread, which cannot "' w ays be found at a roadside house or on the borders of a bog." -.4:tell's Life io London. ;teak„,, T HORN'S TALLY-HO ! SAUCE ! ! for Fish, Game, s, Chops, Cutlets, made Dishes,. and all general purposes, 4 the richest and the most economical Sauce now in use, im rting a zest not otherwise acquired. In bottles 2s. and 4s. arranted in all climates We h ave tried (crede experto) Thorn's Tally-110 Sauce, and can ronounce it exquisite We know nothin g of the in ttredients—P that we leave to such as are more curiou sati.ce than we are, but we can speak to the richness of itsflavour,r, Which to our thinking,would • eate an appetite under the ribs LC r)r deat h" —Satirist. 111, Wholesale at the warehouse. 223, High Holborn; by Mr. C 1-WHOOD, 20.. South John-street, near the New Custom House 'BIRD and CRANK, 13, Lord-street; and J. HALL 1,:.1).er, Ra nelagh-street, Liverpool; and by all wholesale oil nj rl and druggists in London ; and retail by all respectable CAUTION.ener, and- fishmongers in the United Kingdom. Observe the signature of Alex. Thorn on each pot. TO -MORROW, (Wednesdav,) 3d inst., at/le o'clock precisely, at the Public Sale-room, E:chan -buildings, 693 Chests CONCOU, 336 Ditto SOUCHONG, • 136 Ditto HYSON, Ex Coeur de Lion, from Canton. Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER, and Co., Merchants, or to SAMPSON SMITH and Co., Brokers. To-moaaow, (Wednesday,) the 3 , 1 August, at ' wo o'clock, al Jones, Mann, and. Foster's Office , D e-street, 80 Tierce.4 Jamaica CO E, 100 Bales Mocha .D I'O. Apply to Messrs. NV. F. PonTIR and ON, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER. Brokers. THURSDAY. On Tniuso.ky next, the 4th instant, at Twelve, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfor place, 433 Bags Paraiba SUG , Just landed, ex Ocean Queen.—Apply t Messrs. J. and A. GILFILLAN, Merchants, or to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Twelve, at Carrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumford-place, 31 Bales Mocha COFFE 4 , Ex Clifton, from Bombay.—Apply to srs. NtcoL, Duca- WORTH, and Co., Merchants, or to CORRIE, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. On TuurtsDAy next, the 4th instant, at T elve, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rumfo d-place, 28 Chests PEKOE TEA 22 Chests BOHEA DI TO, For exportation onl . .34 Baskets ANTIMONY ORE. For further particulars apply to COI(RIL, HUSON, and Co., Brokers. tir On Trinasiiii — next, the 4th instant, at - elve o'clock, a t Buchanan and Browne's Office, 0 hall-street, 50 Chests Pernambucco S GAR. Apply to Messrs. HADFIELD Woon a d Co., Merchan's, or BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Bickers. On THURSDAY next, the 4th instant, at Ttvelve clock, at No. 9, Oldhall-street, A quantity of damaged St. Petersburg C an HEMP, 'And about 500 Dunnage M ' S, Ex Nola Creina, and Jane, from St. Petersburg.—Apply to GLADSTONE and SERJEANTSON, Brokers. By brder of the Trustee. On THURSDAY, the 4th August inst., at Two, at'Bateson and Hotsfall's Office, Lower Cast! -street, ie • The Ship GEORGE WI INSON, Lately arrived from Mobile ; bu hen per register 391 60-94 tons; length 111 feet, breadth 28 feet 6 inches, depth 18 feet 8 inches, coppered and copper-fastened, and is well found in cables, sails, &c.; built at Cocagne, in New Brunswick, of the best materials..—Apply to BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. FRIDAY, On FRIDA Y next, the sth instant; at One, at illiam Nevett's Office, 700 Bags Trieste SHUM , 11) Casks tine Brown T TAR, 4 Ditto Cream DITTO, Ex Fama anti Cicely, from Trieste.—Applv to WILLIAM NP,V ETT, Broker. AFTER FRIDAY NEXT. On WaoNEsnAy, the • 10th instant, at Twelv ; at Bateson and' Horsfall's Office, Lower Castl treet, 14 Bags CARDA MO , 10 Boxes PLUM BA 559 Coils COIR ROP Now landing, ex Zoe, from Ceylon. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. THURSDAY,On the I lth instant, at Twely , .at Bateson and Horsfall's Office, Lower C tl street, 720 Bags Ceylon COF ',E, Now landing, ex Zoe, fro Ceylon. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers. On MONDAY, the 15th August inst., at Ten o'clocl. precisely, at the Public Sale-room, Exchange-builditfgs, 400 Large Chests BOHEA, 1852 Chests CONGOU, 500 Catty Boxes DITTO, " 410 Boxes ORANGE PE E, 178 Boxes POUCHONG, • 106 Boxes BLACK LEAF PEKOE, 310 ChSsts HYSON, 460 Chests TWANKAY, 8 Chests GUNPOWDER, 10 Chests IMPERIAL, Ex Mary Somerville, from Canton. 275 CluSts Fokein BOHEA, Ex Faerie Queene.—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POTTER and Co., Merch an t s , or SAMPSON SMITH and C o., Brokers. WOOL. On THURSDAY, the 13th instant, at the üblic Sale-room, Exchang.,e-buildings, Liv 001, 127 Bales Tasmanian \ OL, NT - ow landing ex Alexander Johnstone, irectfrom Launceston. —For further particulars apply to HUGHES and CORBETT, Wool Brokers * 37, Exchange-alley N9rth. f CANARY WINE TIMIS much-esteem e d a n d el cellent ti INE is still to be had _1 on application to JAMES REM. NCE, Crown Cbambers, Redcross-street. Price per dozen 215., Bottles included. Orders from the Country carefully attended to. GERDES'S ORIGINAL and HIGHL -ESTEEMED SALAD DRESSING, is recomm ded to Housekeep ers, Proprietors of Hotels, Travellers, iSce. • an elegant, econo ical, and salutary Preparation, for the i stan tuneous Dressing of Salads, Lobsters, Crawfish, Cold Meats, T. (S-c. Warranted to keep unimpaired in a climate. PREPARED ONLY Y JOHN GERDES & CO. (late Owen and Gerdes,) 9, CHURCH- STREET, LIVERPOOL. The very flattering encomium passed upon this article since its introduction in 1833, together with the very general and in creasing demand, have caused a variety of imitations to be brought forward. To present disappointment, the Public will please to ask for GERDES'S SALAD DRESSING, and ob serve that each label is signed JOHN GERDES, without which none is genuine. Sold Wholesale by the Proprietors, Solna GERDES AND Co, 9, Church -street; :Messrs. EVANS, SON, & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Feuwick-street ; CHARLES MAWHOOD, Patent Me dicine s pEecxtpa ob \ rl V te o a Dr ) derehiugesixes executed udr Grocers, o h c ne J r a o s d, h La n , an - n s d t i a r o e g e iel t om : , es a ni n .e d r m r . tail by most re- Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE on the west side of and fronting Bedford-street Ninth, aforesaid, 6 yards front or there abouts, occupied by Mr. J. G. Snowball. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 year&.from 6th November, 1830. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining the last, on the west side of and fronting Bedford street North, aforesaid, 6 yards front or thereabouts, occupied by Mr. James Wallace. Lease hold under the Corporation for 75 years from 22d May, 1830. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE', adjoining the last, on the west side of Bedford-street North, aforesaid, 6 yards front there to, or thereabouts, with the SHOP adjoining and fronting to Brownlow-hill, occupied by Mr. John Thompson Glover, grocer. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 years, from 224 May. 1830. Also, Three DWELLING-HOUSES on the south side of and fronting Brownlow-bill, aforesaid, occupied by Mr. Roberts, Mr. Milner,. and Airs. Windus. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 years, from 224 May, [B3O. Also, Two DWELLING-HOUSES on the west side of and fronting to Browulow-street. in Liverpool, occupied by Mr. Jos. Kelsall and Mr. Daniel Tonge; and a COTTAGE at the back, fronting Pembroke-street, occupied by Mr. Starkie, being in width in trent to B r ownlow-street 39 feet, to Pembroke-street 43 feet, and in depth on the north 116 feet, and on the south 106 feet 10 inches, exclusive of the Area to Brownlow-street. Freehold of Inheritance. • Also, Two DWELLING-HOUSES on the west side of and fronting Great. Newton-street, in Liverpool, extending back to Graham-street, each 5 yards front and back, occupied by Mr. Geddes. Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 years, from 21st June, 1830. Also, a Piece of BUILDING-LAND on the west side of and fronting to Gill -street. in Liverpool, 12 yards front by 16 yards deep, and. in. area 192 square yards or thereabouts. Lease hold under the Corporation for three lives and 21 years. Also, Two FRONT and Fourteen BACK HOUSES on the east side of St. Andrew 7 street, in Liverpool, late Howarth& Leasehold under the Corporation for 75 years, part from Nov. 1831, and other part from March, 1832. Also, One FRONT and Four BACK HOUSES on [lie west side of St. Andrew-street, aforesaid, (late Finlow's.) Leasehold for 120 years; determinable on the expiration of Mr. James Gill's lease, froin.the Corporation, for three lives and 21 years. • .Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE on the north .aide. of and fronting Olive-street, in Liverpool, 'l3 feet 6 inches front and back by 12 feet deep, occupied by Mr. Crilly. Leasehold for 120 years. Term determinable on the expiration of a lease from the Corporation for three lives and 21 years. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE on the south side of and frOnting Copperas-bill, in Liverpool, 5 yards frcnt by 15 yards deep, or thereabouts, occupied by Mr. Blackhurst. 'Leasehold under the Corporation for three lives and 21 veats. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE and SCHOOL-ROOM on the northwest side of and fronting Nelson-street, in Liverpool, 7 yards wide by 35 va'als 1 foot 3 inches deep, (exclusive of the area to the front of Nelson-street,)' occupied by Mr. Palmer. Leasehold under the Corporation for three lives and 2l years. Also, a Piece of valuable BUILDING LAND on the east side of and fronting to Chatham-street, Abercromby-squar e , and west side of Vine-street, 22 yards wide by 60 yards deep. Leasehold under the Corporetion for 3 lives and 21 years. Also, a DWELLING-HOUSE on the west side of and fronting King-street, Edge-hill, in the township of West Derby, 6 yards wide by 26 yards deep, occupied by Mr. Fell. Free hold of Inheritance, Also, a Close of MEADOW or PASTURE LAND, at or n?ar to Olive Mount, and on the west side of and fronting to Mill-lane, in' Waiertree, containing by estimation 61 large acres or thereabouts. Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor of West Derby and a small part of the Manor of Wavertree. This Land is eligibly situated and is very valuable for grazing or building purposes, and adjoins the Liverpool and Manches ter Railway. For further particulars apply to HENRY BOOTH, Esq.,at the Railway Station, Lime-street, or to P RITT , C LAY , and SWIFT, Solicitors, Union-court, Castle-street, Liverpool. DAY OF SALE ALTERED, EXTENSIVE ESTATES IN THE COUNTYOF CLACK- MANNAN FOR SALE. The Estates of Harvie - stoun, Castle Campbell; and Sheardale, if not previously sold by private bargain, are to be exposed by Public Roup, within the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of August, 1836, - at Two o'clock afternoon, in-one lot, or in the ollowing lots: Lot I.THE ESTATE OF HARVIE •OUN, with the Mansion House, Offices,.•an Garden, consisting of 423 acres of rich arable ground, lOr • cres full grown and thriving plantation, and 468 acres sup ior hill pasture, There are valuable minerals, chiefly coal and iron -stone, in the ground. 2.. The LANDS of BAL H EARTY and M ELLOC I-1 FOOT, South of the Devon, opposite the Mansion-house, extending to 234 acres arable ground, and 70 acres of thrivinc , plantation. This lot includes rich seams of iron-stone and coal.' 3. The LORDSHIP and ESTATE of CASTLE CAMP BELL. This lot includes the celebrated romantic ruins of Castle Campbell, and extends to about 1014 acres arable ground, 78 acres of plantation, and 20774 acres superior dry bill pasture. The plantations are extensive and valuable. Feu-duties to the amount of £52 yearly are attached to this lot. • This lot, besides being abundantly supplied with the finest spring water, has also a stream of running water, fit for driving the most powerful machinery, which in its progress through this property has a descent of more than 374 feet of available I'4l, and admits of being made to supply many separate water falls. The property also contains rich and extensive seams of coal and other minerals, which may be wrought to great advan tage, and being in the heart of a rich agricultural country, and only distant about six miles from the excellent shipping pert of Alloy it presents a field for agricultural and manufacturing en terprise seldom to be met with, It has also the further advan tage of being close to the thriving town of Dollar and the Dollar Institution, at which excellent education is obtained at very little expense. The patronage of the church of Dollar, the incumbent of which has the principal management of the Dollar Institution, may be sold with this lot. 4. The RANGE of FIELDS on both sides of the turnpike road, called the Under Banks of Dollar, west of the village, and extending to 984 acres of arable ground, and 10 acres of plantations, and coal and minerals of considerable value. There are feu-duties of houses and grounds to the amount of about £lOB. and several houses rented at about £43 I.os. per annum attached to this lot. 5. Several FIELDS east of the Dollar Burn, north of the road, together with feuduties to the amount of £46 his. in the Old Town of Dollar. The extent of this lot is 201 acres. 6. Several FIELDS south of the turnpike road, on both sides of the Dollar Burn, extending - to about 74 acres and fen duties in the new village of Dollar, amounting to £l9 3s. There are several houseS in this lot, the cut rent and estimated rents of which amount to about £3O per annum. 7. The LANDS of UPPER & LOW ER SHEARDALE, on the south of the Devon, opposite to Dollar Banks, extend ing to 228 acres arable, 1101 acres pasture, and 18 acres under thriving planting. Feu-duty £2. The coal in this lot, which is at present wrought to a small extent, is of great value, and being level free, can he wrought to great advantage at a trifling expense. This lot is also full of ironstone, and it has an almost inexhaustible freestone quarry of very superior quality. 8. The PATRONAGE of the CHURCH of DOLLAR, if not sold with lot third. The whole of these lands are situated in the heantiful vale of Devon, and county of Clackmannan, and lie upon rich and va luable strata of coal, ironstone, and other mineral:,.. Each lot contains sites for blinding, and the fields about the village of Dollar are well adapted, and in great request, for feuing, and for agricultural purposes. A great part of the land is in old grass. Every accommodation will be given as to payment of the price. _ _ Detailed printed particulars ' and abstracts of the present rental, with lithographic plans, distinguishing the boundaries of the different lots, wi l be furnished, and further information given by Messrs. Gibson, Craigs, Wardlaw, and Dalziel, St. Andre W-street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. M'Grigor, Murray, and M'Grigor, writers, Glasgow; Messrs. Taylor and Son, Solici tors, Manchester; Messrs. Moncrieff, W e bste r , and Thomson, Old Palace yard, Westminstee; Messrs. Freshfleld and Son, Solicitors, New Bank Buildings, and at the Globe Assurance Office. London.—The lauds will be shown by John Drysdale, Overseer, on the estate. 'Edinburgh, Mail, 1836. . , THIS CHARMING COUNTRY is not only rich in beautiful and picturesque scenery, but abounds in objects interesting to the naturalist and antiquarian, inasmuch as the mineral and fossil wealth is nowhere to be equalled and iron, stone, coal, lead, limestone, &c., are found in every part in the greatest abundance, and what is now of first-rate importance to the emigrant, in point of paint or re venue, most valuable and continuous. SALT SPRINGS' are found upon every acre of the estate. From the minerals on this property a fruitful source of commercial enterprise may be contemplated. It should be observed that religious worship is unshackled; and there is A TOTAL ABSENCE OF TAXES. VAST TRACTS OF VALUABLE TIMBER, consisting of enormous Oak, Maple, Poplar, and other trees, add in a ver y l arge d egree to the already vast profit, being in great demand for ship building, steam-boats, and exportation. It may therefore b e s t a t e d, i n great confidence, that this sale will secure to those of very limited means wealth wiihout risque; possessing only the essential requisites of industry and talent. A farmer having saved £lOO or £2OO from the wreck of his fortune here, will find at this sale, the opportunity to realise all his bright and early anticipations. It is not a speculation founded on theory-experience has demonstrated that it is a moral certainty ; and consequently, , a mechanic possessing £2OO and upwards, may confidently appear at this auspicious sale. One single fact will convince the sceptic that the United States are sought as the resting place of nearly all emigrants; during one month no fewer than 15,825 PASSENGERS arrived at New York, and the ratio drawn from the above is that should emigration thus proceed, New York in half a year will possess halfa million more foreigners. Particulars may be had a t th e Vaterl“o, Liverpool; the Manchester Times Office, at Manchester; the lien and Chickens, at Birmingham; the Auction Mart; and at Mr. GeORGE ROBINS'S Offices, Covent Garden. The Title isvclear beyond the possibility of doubt, being the original grants - from the Virginian Government in the year 1795. DE'N'BIGHSHIRE. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN THE VALE OF CLWYU, NORTH WALES. - By Mr. OVERTON, On TUESDAY, the 16th day of August, at Three o'clock in the • Afternoon, at 11r. Smart's, the \Vynnstay Arms Inn, in the town of Ruthin, in the county of Denbigh, subject to condi tions then and there to be produced, in one lot of 219 a. 2a. 23P. cr thereabouts, or in the following or such other lots as , • shall be then and there agreed upon, (unless disposed' of by ,Private Contract, of which due notice will b e g i ven,) Lot 1. ~pp those Two, MESSUAGES o r COTTAGES , with the YARD, GARDEN, and Two CROFTS thereunto belonging, situate in the township of Maesmaen cymro, in the parish of Llanynvs, in the county of Denbigh, late in the occupation of Mr. R . obett Williams and his under tenant, Peter Williams, containing 4a. lit. 11p. or thereabouts, and known by the name of Byrdir, part of the Fedwlas Estate. This Lot adjoins the properly of Mr. David Parry and Pen forddafr, and the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq. Lot 2. All that Piece of LAND, called \V tglodd, situate in the township of Maesmaencvinro, in the arish of Llan,vnvs aforesaid, containing 3a.- 2a. -28 P. or t .reahouts, part of the Fedwlas Estate, and in the occupatio of Mr. David Pally. This Lot adjoins the road leading rom Ruthin to Llanynis, e also the lands of Edward Lloyd, Esq., Mr. William Jones, and John Davies, Esq., and is well adapted for the erection of a neat Cottage. Lot 3. All that FIELD, called Cae pen tor part of Fedwlas, situate in the parish of Llauynys aforesaid, lately in the occu pation of Mr. Robert Williams, and coutaining sa. IR. 22p. or thereabouts. This Lot.adjoins the lands of the Right Honourable Lord Begot and Captain Humphreys, and is a beautiful situation for a neat Villa. Lot 4. All those Four MESSUAGES or COTTAGES and BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, with the YARD and GARDEN thereunto belonging, called Pen y bryn, situate it; the parish of Llanynvs aforesaid, lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his undertenants, Edward Jones, David Jones, Blainey Jones, and Juhn Roberts, and containing two roods or thereabouts. This Lot adjoins the road leading from Pont uchel to Den bigh and the lands of Lord Begot. • Lot 5. All that capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING_ HOUSE, situate in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, called Fedwlas, with the OUTBUILDINGS, and the Fields or Parcels of LAND thereunto belonging. known by the several names of Clwt, Cae pistill, Uchal, Cae newydd. Can mynycld, Cue eithin, Cue pdstill issa, or Cue Ilyn nurse, Weirglodd, Cue Skybor, and Weirglodd bach, Gwernudd, Erwr Belli, Cae eithin, and Cae gwastad, Clwt coed, Coed Phillip, Caer poll; Erw pen y bryn, and Bryn fedio, and Nursev, containing Bla. i s . 31p:or thereabouts, late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams. ''' Lot adjoins the lands of Lora Bagot, Sir Watkin Wil liams Wynn, Baronet, and Mr. Thomas Wiliiams, and the greater part of it may be greatly improved, at a very easy ex pense, by irrigation. Lot 6. All those FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Estate, called Erw cae gwernog, ttw•ernog and Wern, with a COTTAGE, YARD, and GARDEN situated thereon, containing da. In. or thereabouts, lying in the parish of Llanynys aforesaid, and lately in the Occupation of M. Robert Williams and his under tenant Robert Jones. This Lot adjoins the estate of William Jones, of Groes, Esq., and the Pwll y clai lands. • Lot 7. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, called Pwll y clai,'with the YARD and its Appurtenances, the GARDEN; and the FIELD thereunto belonging, and known by the names of Weirgludd tan pwll, Caer Fynnon. Weit.7,lodd, Cae glas pwll, Cae tan pwll, Y clai, Cae nant, and Wood, and the FIELDS, part of the Fedwlas Farm, called Caer Bryn, Gangen foal Mount, Haner Cae mawr, Haner Cae mawr, and Cae rodyn, and the Wood. Also the ALLOTMENTS, num bered on the award of the "Commissioners for Allotting the Ysceibiog Commons" 53, 55, 37, and 35, all situated in the pa rish of Llanynys aforesaid, containing 69A. OR. 20r. or there abouts, lately in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams and his under tenants. This Lot is surrounded by the lands of Lord Bagot, Captain Humphreys, William Jones, Esq., Mr. John Hughes, and the Fedwlas lands, and the road leading from Portuchel to Denbigh. Lot 8. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the YARD and its Apputtenances, called Went, and the FIELDS thereunto belonging, called by the several names of Cae cefn y tCae Pie rce Ll oy d , or C ae Copy. Cite bach, Wern Erw Lfal, Werglodd honer, Werglodd bach, Cae Cefyl, Cae tan ty, Fnwnog Weill pont rhdwoeh Wern Coritel, and the ALLOTMENT, numbered on th e M a p o f the Award of the "Commissioners for Allotting Ysceibiog Commons" 31, 30, and 34. containing, VA. 3u. 13e. or thereabouts, situated in th e parish of Llanvnys aforesaid, and late in the occupation of Mr. Robert Williams. This Lot adjoins the lands of Lord Begot, Mr, John Wil Dvffyn Maclo, Mr. Jones, Record -street, Ruthin, Mr. Robert Williams, and the Fedwlas lands, and the road leading from Pontuchel to Denbigh. The Leforementioned Farms and Premises are situate on a gentle eminence, in the much admired and fertile Vale of Clwyd, the Scenery of which is most extensive and picturesque. and commands a view of the beautiful woods anti plantations belong ing t) Lord Bagot, being distant four mites front the market town of linthin, seven from Denbigh, fifteen from the port of lihyddlan, from whence a steamer is about to ply daily to Liver pool, and nineteen miles from Mostyn Quay, where there are steam vessels d a ily to an d f rom Liverpool. 't he roads are good ; Coal may be obt a i ne d at a cheap rate, and Lime is within two mi tes. in a ddi t i on to the Capitalist wishin to realize, the Estate is worthy th e part i cu l ar attent i on o f a Sportsman, being well Wooded, abounding with Game, borders on the well-kuown and extensive Preserves of Lord Begot, and is in the centre of the country hunted by the H ug F ox hounds. There is als o an excellent '!'rout Steain adjoining, and the principal Farmhouse is large, and may, at a small expense; be made an excellent residence for a genteel. family: For further particulars ariplv (if by letter, post-paid,) to the Auctioneer, at Ruthin ; Mr. JOHN WtLCH, Land Surveyor, Berth, near Buthin, (who will appoint a person to show the Property;) at the Office of Mr. J. VAUGHAN IitINE, Solicitor, Den'oig.h, (where a Alap thereof is left for inspection;) or to Mr. It R. WILLIAMS. Solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon, wher is authorised to treat for sale by Private Contract. Great llarrowden is two miles from Wellingborough, twelve from Northampton, nineteen from Bedford, nineteen from New port Pagnel, sixteen from Market Harborough, twenty-five from Stamford, five from Kettering, and thirty from Leicester. N.B.—Catalogues and Pedigrees will be provided at the place of sale. CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLS. To amount of Donations already advertised £BBso 10 21 A Lady A Lady and Children A Friend 4 , 0 5 0 A Friend, per Rev. C. T. Gladwin ... 2 0 0 A Friend, per Rev. C. T. B ar k er George Aspinall 1 1 0 Miss Bates 1 1 0 J. Bradley a 2 0 0 Rev. R. Blacow 5 0 0 Peter Bourne 5O 0 0 R. T. Bury Miss Alexander 5 0 0 Miss J. Alexander 5 0 0 Elias Arnaud Win. Armstrong A Friend, per H. G 1 0 .0 Bryan Blundell 5, .0 0 Mrs. T.- Bold - 2 (1 . 0 Richard Bevan Thomas Brown Wm. Courter John Callow Alfred Castellain Richard Carlisle Wm. Dowson .... 2 0 0 Thomas Edmondson 1 1 0 Arthur Ellison E. 8., a Friend to the Church Thomas Emmet 0 5 0 T. W. Fletcher 2 2 0 Richard Fisher John Fisher R. Frank 5 0 0 G.. 1. Fraukland 1 1 0 Jacob Fletcher The-Misses Gildart I - 1. Green 1 1 0 Miss Godson Matthew Gregory Mrs. Gregson .W. and R. Gardner 1 1 0 John Gerdes Robert Gill lO 0 0 Richard Griffiths Miss Hodgson - 2 0 0 Captain Houston ... Mrs. Hardman Miss Hardman .George Holden Mrs.. Howard 5 0 0 John Hodgson Latham Hanmer, jun 2 0 0 D. L. Hynde 5 0 0 John Howard 5 0 0 3-1. F.. per the Rev. J. C. Prince John Hand Rev. Saud. fleathcote, M.A., Rector of Walton John Hightield Henry Hutchinson 5 0 0 Isaac Hutchinson George Highfield 5 0 0 Thomas Hill, Clifton John Campbell, St. James's walk . 5 0 0 George Campbell. Duke-street - 5 0 0 James Jackson, Wrei. ham . 1• - 0 , 0 J. B. Jackson.. . ' 1 0 0 Richard Jones 10 0 0 Mrs. Krafft • . 1 0 0 J. Kneeshaw, per A. Smith . Mrs. Kent 5 0 0 ~John Lawson 2 2 0 Messrs. Latham and Son Nathan Litherland Messrs. Lunt and Huson a.. 10 0 0 Mrs. Lea 1 0 0 Edward Lister - 21 0 0 Rev. R. Loxharn Win. Lyon James Lnnd Mrs. Little Thomas Maddox Joseph Matthews, Garstone i• • 5 0 0 Joseph Mayer 2 0 0 Joseph Mann 2 0 0 Ilmzh Matthie ....a . 2O 0 0 John Martin John North, Islington 2O 0 0 William Nicholson Mrs. Naylor • John Orrell 25 0 0 0 Rev. Oliver Ormerod .. . ... • 52 Mrs. Potter 1 2 0 0 1 0 John Pemberton .............. a '•• 5 ,, 0 (- Rev. I'. L. Pain .................... K. Pringle ..................................... 1 1 0 l()) William Parr ............. Luke Page ... Derbyshire .... 25 ) 1 0 ( 0 1 Miss Pares, Highfield, William Quirk ...................... 1 1 0 Samuel Rowlands 5 0 0 Richard Richardson 1 1 () • . John Rogers 1 1 0 . James Radley 3 0 0 Thomas Rogers 10 0 0 R. W. ................ 5 0 0 • 5 0 0 13 .T o r h Y n an S S te m i n Th it e h ns Small Sums, per J. F ............ 1•• • • 0 6 6 Thomas Shaw ..................... 20 0 0 Lord Viscount Sandon ............... . 25 0 0 Anthony Swainson ............. ..... 20 0 0 William Sharp 1 1. 0 John Stock 5 5 0 Two Friends, per J. W . 0 7 6 Richard Tetl e y . 25 0 0 Samuel Thompson M. Turner . 0 10 0 Thomas Thompson Charles Turner Edward Vawdry Thomas Walthew .... 2 2 0 Tin omits Woodward William Williams . 1 1 0 John Wainwright 0 10 0 Edward Webster .1. N. Wood • W. H., A Friend to the Church • 1 0 0 Rev. C. Wray 5 0 (1 W. W. Willink John Walker 5 0 0 Joseph Walnisley Lawrence 'Wilkinson Robert Williams William Williamson 5 0 0 • Robert Wilson 0 10 0 William Yates Annual Subscriptions to the Church of England School Society. !Aspic all. James 2 2 0 Anonymous, per J. A. ASpinill, Mrs £292 13 6 Donations and Subscriptions will be received by the TreasuJ rer, James Aspinall, Esq., Dokestree . t : by the Members of the Committee; the Clergy of the o7n , Mr. Hughes, lianelagh_ street; and at the Offices of the Standard and Courier News papers. Pratt's, Of London; Manufacturer to D ALE-sIuEET, between the Golden., IMPROVED .SOLID LEATH ER POR I MANI EAU, PORTABLE HAT LWion. a . n d Attjh A e l S o T ts li ' nN s l;. B () : f l l , r u o7 k m6 , 1., er pool, I CASE, HAIR TRUNK,and TRAVELLING BAG MANI'. FACTURER. Trunks and Imperials Fitted to Carriag , Patent Water-3 proof Canvas fur c over i ng Trunks, Logic &c. Wm. AUSTIN, in respectfully soliciting rivate as well as pub lic patronage, b egs to assure those who may honour hi m with their commands, f rom a thorough knowledge of the various branches of hi s b us i ness, and for a series of years .having es con ducted the first houses in London, they may rely upon all Ar, tidies in th e a b ove line of the first quality and workmanship, combined with despatch, at a . reduction of full 30 per cents under the charges usually made in this town. N.E.. Brass and Iron Portable Camp Bedsteads, Bedding, Oil and Cloth Valieses, Canteens, Bullock Trunks, &c. &c. to okdg r. . ..... _I: 176, Dale-street, opposite the Exchange, __ - . . Aspinall, Mrs. Thomas • ' 2 2 6 * 0 11.14 1 , , ,. r 1..„ ). , Ackers, Joseph . 1 I o a l -1••• ' 3 ,z' • „e \ -., tA • Alanson John, - ‘.- • [ A Friend, per E. Molyneux .... . Arnaud Elias, 1 Ila 4 5,?, , ' ,f'l'.' . • - '\ el - . • . . - A Friend, per R. Hughes • 1 1 Cr. t - ,) ...:' ';•-'<, \''' Ashtou,James - - 1 1 o ° -_-;V - , --* ',',' -'%*..---, e A Welly; isher, per Rev; F. Balker ...: 010 0 .„;,'•„,..... -... , - ;-- •Brandretti, .1: P • 2 2 0 'a' t '-. •! -- - Brown, G e o rge 2 2 0 '':,,, y ,„ -: : -4, ' . . Brooks, Rev. Jo na th an ' 1 •' -- 22 0 I ------- - B - ent, John - - Bourne, Pet e r Bold, N.D . Brancker, J. B. Bourne, Cornelius ‘ BYford, Edward.. ' • ll O Backhouse, Mrs 1 1 0 Beard, John - 1 1 Q Benson, Wm 1 1 0 Barber, Thomas , 1 1 0 Barker, Rev. F . 1 I 0 . Butler ; T. D • Birley Miss, Brown, Thomas ..... 1 0 0 Brasses, Thomas Bunnell, James .. I 0 0 Brammill, Thomas Cockshott, James , 2 2 0 Case, George 2 2 0 Carson, Thomas Corrie, Thomas 2 2 0 Crowder, Thomas Carson, Miss • Cardwell, Rev. It 2 0 0 • Cotesworth, Charles....i 1 1 0 Cordwell Mrs. ' • 1 I 0 Crowe Rd. Clay Mrs Court Thomas - - - - 1 I. 0' Case Rev. James ..... Campbell, George I 1 0 : ,'- , Crosthwaite,'-. I I U Cook, William Campbell Campbell, George, Edg e -hill Chaffas, J 1 1 0 Carlise, Richard Cash, Joseph Carroll, Henry Dover and Co., Messrs. 3 3 0 - Davis, John '• Dawson, Richard Down %raid, Thomas - - 1 1 0 Deane, E. G. . 1 1 0 Dawson, R. C. Driver, Win. Davenport, J. Edwards, Joshua Eccles, John Edison, John Everest, Dr. G. l'ilison, Arthur Findlay, Thomas Foster, Rt. .... Fisher, John - Gra - nt - George Groves, C. Glads Vin, Rev. C. 'l' 2 2 0 Gladstone, T. S 2 2 0 Grindrod, Dr... 1. if;ardner, Willie - in Gardner, George ., 1 1 0 i Gilliard, Richard - 1 I 0 Gibbon, Thomas Gladstone, Robertson Gladstone, Mrs. Robertson 1 1 0 Gerdes, John ' 0 10 6 Hodgson, Adam 5 5 0 Hollinshead, B. 8., Loudon Horsfall, C...:. 2 2 0 Hidlinshead, R. B. B. Holmes, S. and J Iloworth, E. and Co. Ilolgate, John 1 2 2 0 florsfall, C. H. ......: 2 2 0 11111, Henry . a Hutchinson. W. H. - 40 • 1 1 0 Houghton, Richard Harris, Thomas... 1 1 U II inde, J. 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