The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-07 00:00:00

ST. ANNE'S CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATtON. riIHE FIFTH MONTHLY MEETING of (he MEM BERS of this ASSOCIATION will la,,Aeld at Mr. ro Botspes, Richmond-row, on THIS DAY, (T sday,) the ith June instant, at Eight n'elock in the evening:. JAMES PARKER, Chairman. To be Ect. MANSION HOUSE, STAFFORDSHIRE. TO be LET, on a lease for twenty-one years, either by Landlord or Tenant at the ey first seven or fourteen years, and entered upo; very superior 4 7 - ef • COUNTRY RESIDEN , called WOOTTON LODGE, with ex lent Coach-houses, extensive Stabling, Fish Ponds, Gardens. and Pleasure Grounds, together with forty acres of rich LAND. and a Farm Yard, and all necessary Outbuildings, detached from the Mansion, very conveniently arranged, and in com plete repair. Ihe House is A NOBLE STONE EDIFICE, .termin able /tration of the immediately, a and presents a beautiful elevation ; —it consists of a handsome Entrance-hall, 28 feet square, with Vestibule, Drawing-room, 28 by 26 feet, Dining-room, 44 by 23 feet, Library, or Break fast-room, leading nn an Upper Terrac e , Study, Bath-room, ten best Bed room Dressing-rooms, Attics, Water Closet, Housekeeper's-room, Servants'-hall, Butler's Pantry, Kit c h ens , Laundry, and all other requisite and con ven i en t domestic Offi cas,replete with suitable Fixtures, and in excellent condition. This desirable Mansion is arranged internally with every re gard.to modern comfort and convenience ; it is beautifully si tuated in a romantic well-wooded country. The air salubrious, the water pure, and the roads good in every direction. Wootton Lodge is six miles from Ashbourn and Cheadle, eight from Uttoxeter, and eleven from Leek. For fuither particulars apply (if by letter post paid) to Mr GaORGE WALKER, Wootton Lodge Farm, or SWA(NSON and HORNBY, Bretberton's-buildings, North John-stry.,et, Liverpool. TO be LET, a neatly FURNISHED neighbourhood o f Wiudsor, at a All Apartments may be had if preferred.--Fof at the Standard-office. XIOUSE. in the 'y moderate rent. particulars inquire T y E' obe LET, for a f ew wee k s , a FURNISH b HOUSE , suitable for a Family, s it ua t e d i n B oo t! ill age , a quar ter of a mile di s t a nt f rom th e Sh ore. A pp li c tion to be made to Afr. Taos. TAYLOR, Stationer, Castle-street. rno be LET, unfurnished, for a term of ye s, DERBY 1 HOUSE, situated in the Parish of Bebbit*ton, consisting of Dininft, Drawing, and Breakfast-roomsA Library, with Eleven Bed-rooms. Housekeeper's Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants' Hill, good Kitchen, with suitable offices attachid, and an excellent Garden. The House is replete with every re quisite fixture, and immediate possession can be given. Further particulars may be known on application at the office of Messrs, litcnot, and HostNsoN, No. 1, Mersey-chambers, Liverpool, from whom orders to see the premises may he had. Coach-bouse, Stabling, and Land will be Let witlithe House if required. TO INNKEEPERS AND OT i IHE/ be LET, for the remainder of a Term f Years, and 1 .I° lnay be entered upon immediately, a apital INN or HOTEL, with SPIRIT VAULTS attached and convenience for establishing a small but coinpact Brewe ,at a very trifling expellee, situate in the neighbourhood of e entrance to the New Railway Tunnel, now shortly about to be opened. The situation is one of the best in Liverpool, and the rent extremely moderate. The present tenant retiring from business aff o rd s a favourable opportunity to any o ne desirous of commencing the business. For particulars, address, (post-paid) Mr. Mooaa, Postoffice, Liverpool, stating real name and address. irrio be LET, with early possession, a well built FAMILY MANSION, called LINGUA LE HOUSE, situated at Oxton, in the county of Chester, distant Two Miles from Woe'dside and Birkenhead Ferries, containing Entrance Hall, Brinkfast Par lour. Drawing-room, Dining•room, Kitchen, Datry, and But ler'ikPantry on the Ground Floor; Six Bed R96ins on the Se cone Floor; and commodious Cellaring, togetAer with su it a bl e OU*'BUILDINGS consisting of Coach-hong, Stabling, Cow house, Pigg er i es , &c. There are 32 Acr es o f LAND adjoining; the whole or any part of which may be had if desired. The Views of the entrance of, and of the River Mersey gene rally, of the Town and Port of Liverpool. and the surrounding Country, including Bidston, Waterloo, and the Welsh Hills, cannot be equalled. The whole of the Premises abound with excellent Springs of Water. Forotherparticularsapply to Wm. RAVEN scßom Woodside, or at his Office, 1, King-street, Liverpool, who has on sale LAND, for Building, in Birkenhead. MARINE RESIDENCE. TO he LET FURNISHED, with im m edi a t e possession, ROCKCLIFFE HOUSE. situate i n th e Parish of Nor thop, in the county of Flint. Th e H ouse i s two stor i es high, n itri built of free stone, and stand s on a pleasant inence, over looking the river Dee, commandi ng extensiv views. It con sists, on the ground floor, of Parlour, nine Room, and. Kitchen, Pantries, &c. under whi c h i s argellar. O n the se cond floor, a Drawing-room, four Bed-rooTus. and two Closets. Attached to it is a Garden, and the Back Yard contains a Coach-house, Stable, Cow-h ouse , P ump, & c. , Two Coaches pass and re-pass daily from Holywell, via the King's Ferry to Liverpool. Distant from Flint 2 miles, Holy well '74, Chester 9, Eastham 16, and Northop 25 miles. Apply (if b y letter, post-p a id) t o M r. J . HANcocx, S o li c i tor, Mold; Mr. T. W. SHAPE, Solicit or , Ch ester; or to M r. W . DA LRYMPLE, 4, Exchange-alley, Liverpool. lit MR. WALKER begs to an nounce that h as on SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, at the rch-street Rooms, the whole of the Sto c k o f CARPETS longing to Messrs. lialliiev and Co., consisting of Brussels, Kidderminster, and Stair CARPETING, HEARTH RUGS, DRUGGETS, MATTING, &c. PIANO-FORTE. FllO be SOLD, a full, rich, and brilliant-toned Six-and-a 1, half Octave Grand Cabinet PIANO-VORTE. It com bines all the late improvements, is warranted every way perfect. and will bear any professional examination. Cost price, Sit Guineas, and is to be sold for little more than half. It is quite equal to new. May be seen at No. 62, St. Anne-street. PEMBROKESHIRE, SOUTH WALES. TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate possession, all that valuable and Freehold Estate, called Rirosroll.waN, containing about 170 Acres of excellent Alea slow and Arable Land, and 40 Acres of Wood, principally Oak, many of them fine full grown Timber, with w capital and sub stantial modern-built Mansion, situate in a firiuch admired part of the county of Pembroke, commanding :beautiful mountain and woodland Scenery. 1/ The Mansion is placed on an exteKsive Lawn, in a dry. healthy situation, nearly in the centre of the property, which is surrounded by young and thriving Plantations. It comprises, en the ground floor, spacious Entrance, Dining-room, 25 feet by 18. Drawing-room. 25 by 18, Breakfast Ditto, 18 by 15, But ler's Pantry, China Closet, Kitchen, Servants'-hall, and every Domestic Office, with excellent Underground Wine and Beer Cellars. On the first floor, six good Bedrooms, two Dressing rooms, a Store-room, Water Clos e t, an d f our Sl eep i ng - rooms for Servants. There is Stabling for six horses, three loose Boxes, Double Coach-house, Saddle-room, Walled and Kitchen Garden, with a Gardener's Cottage. There are also three small Farm Houses and Labourers' Cottages. , This Estate is four miles from Cardigan, commanding a view of the Bay. 23 from Carmarthen, 30 from Tenby, and 40 from Abervstwith. The neighbourhood is excellent. Foxhounds and Harriers are kept within a few miles, and the Property abounds with Game. Half the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, if desired. For further particulars apply (if by letter. post pai(l,) to Mr. Dr r4g, Solicitor, Bruton, Somerset; or to Messrs. Drys, 61, Lincoln's-inn -Fields, London. THIMBLEBY AND OSMOTHERLEY, IN THE NORTH RIDING OF THE COUNTY OR YORK, AND OLD ETHERLEY AND RAILEY FELL, IN THE COUNTY OF DURH A M . XCEEDINGLY ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS. THIMBLEBY AND OSMOTHERLEY. T O be SOLD , b y P RIVATE CONTRA T that most delightful RESIDENCE, unique ESIDENCE, cap THTBEBy LooGE, V HL situate in th e N orth Riding of the coup • of York, combining, and replete with, every convenience for a • Family of distinction, with all the Fixtures therein; toJether with the MANOR or LORDSHIP, or Reputed Manor or Lordship, and ther VIL LAGE and entire TOWNSHIP of Thirnlilebv, in the pari-h Ur Osmother/ey, in the said Riding, comprising . altogethor 1732 A„,,,, more or less, the whole being Freehold (except it Lease hold Farm of about 91 Acres, at the southern extremity of the Estate) and Tithe Free, :lint now divided into convenient sized Farms, let to respectable tenants from year to v eer . And also divers MESSUAGES, F ARMS" and Closes or Parcels of Arable. Meadow, Pasture, and Wood LAND situ ate in the township o f o smo th er l ey aforesaid, (con tigUOils to and forming a most valuable acquisitio n to the Thimblebv Estate, being only divided therefrom by a fine Trout Stream) ' 0 wintaioing together 225 Acres, more .or l , e. 4, , f which abo u t 159 Acres are Fr e ehold, 4:3 Copyhoid, and the rema i nder Leasehold for lives or years. under the Lord Bishop of Dur ham, and all now let to respectable tenants from year to y ear; together With all the TIMBER and FREES standin g on the said Estate. The above is a most valuable and desirable Property, either for Residence or investment. The situation of Thimblehy Lodge is singularly pleasing and romantic., the Woods and Plantations are in a most, thriving condition, and the Farm Buildings are good. The Estate is well fenced, well watered, end well roaded, has a large proportion of the Land in Grass, is well stocked with all sorts or Game, and abounds with ex cellent Freestone and Lime for Agricultural purposes, and the Parochial Rates are very low. The Turnpike-road from York to Newcastle passes through the Estate, which is within two miles of the Cleveland Tontine Jon and Postoffice, and five miles of the market town of North allerten. The OLDETHERLEY& RAMEY FELL COLLIERIES. Also all those extensive and valuable COLLIERIES, COAL MINES, and SEAMS of COAL, situate in the parish of Saint Andrew Auckland, in the county of Durham, comprised in a eertain Indenture of Lease for there lives from the Lord Bishop of that Diocese, dated the 14th day of October, 1824, and com monly called or known Lv the name or ‘• Old Etherley Col lieries;" and all that capital MESSUAGE or DWELIANG HOUSE, called Ran House, with 14 Acres of Grass Land, mare or less, immediately adjoining thereto, and held and en- Joyed therewith, situate . i the said parish o f S a i n t A n d rew Auckland. And a l so all those ' n extensive and valuable COLLIERIES, k C n O o A wn l, t MIN ES, and SEAMS o f COAL , common l y called or iit the same y th e name of " Itailey . Fell Collieries," sit uate i n parni of Leases for th;p and comprised in a certain other Indenture, ham, dated the 27ethliv", from the said Lord Bishop or Dur or co November, 1830; together with 50 Acres more or less, uhold or Customary LAND, (in-about equal quantities of parish of Saint Andrews- and Tillage.) also situate in the said the said Collieries. Auckland, and held and enjoyed with Mr. John Hill, of ThirnblehN y v i: i -melße aforesaid, will show the Thimbleby and Ommotherle s, and Mr. Elliott, of Red House aforesaid, will show the oaltl7 PRairtitticularA known, on above Estates may be seen. and fur ther particulars and Plans of all the application to JOHN III:171.1-1RIF.S P." 4: Rev. GEORGE Esq• at the Red House aforg,i d .: 1 T ; HENRY STO HA RT, FORD CI, A RKE, Rector of 'Thornton Watlas: GEORGE I: ILL, Esq. No. 43, Conn,a 2t , t .,„ rt neat , Bedale ; Hee, I'.(l,,ew•kr • road, and THOMAS CRF.E, Esq. n, 3. Vertilaio-t. u ll - dio ' ,:- and at the Office ,f Messrs. BAYLEY- Gray's Inn. London; IletwaT, Solicitors, Stockton-upon-Tees. anti anta. ORGANIST WANTED 9111-IE Election of an ORGANIST-for the - Parochial Cha pelry of S. Andrew, Newcastle-upon-Ts ne, will take place in the Vestry, on FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock. Salary, £3O, Candidates will be pleased to send their testiml4l; to the Churchwardens on or before the 11th instant. Newcastle, Jane 2, 1836. SUPERINTENDENT OF RAILWAY WANTED. SLAMANNAN RAILWAY COMPANY being tt about to commence the formation of the SLAMAN NAN RAILWAY, wish to receive applications by qualified persons, who may be willing to fulfil the office of resident En gineer when the work is being executed, and of a Superinten dent after the Railway is opened for trade. The Railway extends fur about 121 miles from the east. ex tremity of the Ballochney Railway, iu the parish of New Monk land and county of Lanark, to the Edinburhg and Glasgow Union Canal at the Causewayend, in the parish,of Muiravon side and county of Stirling. . / The applicant must be acquainted with E4fthwork and Ma sonry, and the other operations requiied iu forming and work ing a Railway, and with snaking and upholding Bridges, Fences, and other Works therewith connected, and must pro duce satisfactory Testimonials of his Talents and Character. It will be an additional recommendation that he is acquainted with the practice of a Surveyor in making Plans and raking Sections, and with the construction of Locomotive Engines. A Salary of £l3O a-yeat, with a Free House, will be given to a person duly qualified and preferred to the situation. Further particulars may be learned, by application to John Macneill, Esq., Civil Engineer, 7, St. Martin's-place, London; or to the Subscriber, th e Clerk of the Company, No. 36, Mil ler-street, Glasgow; and applications, addressed to the Coin. pany, must be forwarded (post-paid) to the care of the Clerk, on or before Thursday the 30th day of June current. By order of the Committee of Management, JAMES MITCHELL, Clerk. Glasgow, 2d June, 18.36. !NOTICE is hereby given, that the PARTNERSHIP lately ill subsisting between us the undersigned HUGH JONES and EDWARD ROBERTS, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Corn Merchants, was this day diisolved, as from the 31st day of December, 1835, by mutual consent. Dated this 12th day of May, 1836. HUGH JONES, EDWARD ROI3ERTS. MR. HUYGHU ES (Vice of Signor CARCAW) has the honour to announce to the Nobility and Grptry of Liver pool, that, in consequence of the flattering patrottitge which has already been evinced in favour of his novel mode of instruction on that now fashionable instrument the GUI FARR E, he in tends in future residing in Liverpool. Applications will be received at No. 4, Williamson-square, and at the principal Music Shops. FLUTE INSTRUCTION. A MATEURS desirous of acquiring the metho / of FINGER ING and TONE of the celebrated Mr. NI OLSON may be instructed by his Pupil, Mr. BILLIN Giove Cottage, Mill-street. Terms may be known on application to Messrs. RIME and Sox, Castle-street, and Church-street ; Mr. SMITH, Lord street ; or, as above ; if by letter, post paid. WILLIAM JENKINS, TAILOR AND DRAPER, 5, QUEENS-SQUARE, AS pleasurein announcing his return from. London where, ./ IL he has mule himself master of thefirst and ost approved FASHIONS in DRESS, and has selected xtensive assort ment or F ANCY GOODS, of the NEWEST PAT .RNS, which he will be glad to submit for the inspection of the public. W. J. avails hi m self of the occasion to tender his grateful acknowledgements to his friends for their extensive patronage, and respectfully to solicit its continuance. T ORN i f.o tgrateful thanks to his F r i en d s an d th e Public f the liberal patronage they hon oure d hi m w ith d ur i ng th e ast Thirteen Years, begs to i n f o r m th em h e h as REMO 'D from MARY ANN-STREET to the more convenient Premises (lately occupied by Mr. George Corner, who has declined the Business,) No. 26, TARLETON-STREET, where he hopes, by punctuality and attention, to merit a continuance of their favours. TN DIFFERENT or TREMULOUS WRITERS may ac 1_ quire a good free and expeditious style of W IKG in a few Lessons of one hour• each, at Mr. THOMP N'S WRI TING ESTABLISHMF.NT, No. 8. CLAITTON-SQU , Liverpool. Short-hand, Arithmetic, Mental Calculations, and Book keeping by Double Entry, taught as usual. N.B.—Private Families and Schools attended on reasonable terms. THE ALBION HOTEL, (Opposite the Cathedral,) BANGOR. THE Public are respectfully informed that the above Hotel, having undergone very considerable improvellient, and being entirely new furnished, is RE-OPENED mid elhe super intendence of J. HUGHES, OF THE BEE HOTEL, ABERGELE, Families. Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen, and others honouring this Establishment with their support, will find every comfort combined with moderate charges. Posting, in all its branches. Lock-up Coach-houses and good Stabling. A Coach four times a-day to and from the Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, and daily to all parts of the Kingdom. Every information given as to the time of sailing of the Li verpool', Dublin. and I? hyl Steam Packets. BEE HOTEL, ABERGELE, 614 June, 1836. ECONOMICAL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Nos. 106, and 107, ST. JAMES'S-STIVT, (Opposite S. Vincent-street.) w e trier HAGUE having compl e t e d hi s STOCK or th e T Sum is Season, resp e ctf u lly invites the lic to visit his Establish m e n t, w h ere th ey will `.an'oppo unity of seeing, an d r iving their order s from one o f the newe,tt and most exten sive Stocks in Liverpool, at the following unequalled Low Prices : £ s. d. £ s. d. Gentlemen's Superfine Dress Coats 1 18 oto 3 3 0 Ditto „ Frock Ditto 220.. 3 15 0 Ditto Cassimere Trousers 0160 .. I 6 0 Ditto West of England Ditto 1 40..1 10 0 Ditto White Drill Ditto 060.. 0 10 6 Ditto Moleskin and Cantoon Ditto 0 7 6..0 10 6 Ditto 'Valencia Vests 0 5 0..0 10 0 Ditto Fashionable Chalies Ditto 090.. 0 12 0 Ditto Silk Velvet Ditto 1 0 0..1 10 0 An endless variety of Fancy Striped and Checked Cantoons, Buckskins, &c. for Trousers, from 10s. to 16s. per Pair. DANSON begs to inform his Friends and the Pub lic that he has declined business in favour of Mr. J. C. PARSONS of York, whom he can with the greatest confidence recommend as his successor. J. D. takes this opportunity to return his sine the large share of public patronage which he has the long period of Fifty years.—Liverpool, lath ei,oevltegtdi3a6dn. duringforr'n J. C. PARSONS, of (Successor to Mt. Danson) HAIR-CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERUQUIER, 99, BOLD•STREE T. J. C. PARSONS respectfully announces his having ❑nder taken the Business so successfully carried on by Mr. Danson. The superiority of the Establishment heing undisputed, the best rules for maintaining its character will be adopted. PERFUMERY, COMBS, Brushes, and every requisite for the Tot VETTE, will be sold upon the mercantile principle of small profits and a quick return. HAIR CUTTING and DaEsstriG.—This branch of the business will have especial attention, and none but approved Assistants will be employed.— FALSE HAIR of every shade and descrip tion, worked in correct imitation of nature. FRENCH FLOWERS and SHOES, and Genuine Eau de Co logne, regularly imported. J. C. PARSONS, celebrated throughout England for his original invention of INDIA RUBBER Boots, Shoes, and Go loshes, intends continuing his Manufacture of the above Articles here as in York. The trade supplied on liberal Terms. ittottrance .Notice. ALLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISDED BY Acr OF PARLIAMENT. Capital, FIVE MILLIONS Sterling. PRESIDENTS. JOHN IRVING, Esq., M.P. Francis Baring, Es q . N. M. Rothschild, E s q. Samuel Gurney, Esq. Mose i t Montefiore, Esq. DIREcTORS3/ J. Alexander, Esq., M.P. Join lnnes, Esq. I G. H. Barnett, Esq. Wm. Kaye, Esq. E. Blount, Esq., M.P. Louis Lucas, Esq. Arch. Campbell, Esq. Thos. Masterman, Esq. G. R. Dawson, Esq. Thos. Richardson, Esq. Edw. Fletcher, Esq. Oswald Smith, Esq. George Harrison, Esq. H. M. Thornton, Esq. William Howard, Esq. Melville Wilso n , E sq . Auditor. —Root. Campbell, Esq., Benjamin Cohen, Esq., John Routh, Esq. Bankers.—Messrs. Barnetts, Iloare and Co. Actuary.—Benjamin Gomperts, Esq. Secretary.—Andrew Hamilton, Esq. Physician.—John R. Hume, M.D„ Curzon -street. Solicitor.—John M. Pearce, Esq. Surveyor —Thomas Alla3on, Esq. LIFE ASSURANCE. Life Assurances are effected by the Company upon moderate terms, while the Assured participate in the Profits, which will be declared at the expiration of every successive period of five years. PRITS. At the fi rst quinquennial division of profits in the life depart ment, in March, 1 c. 19, the sum appropriated to the holders of policies, for the whole term, amounted. on an average, to about 20 per cent, of the premiums which had been paid. FIRE ASSURANCE. Assurances continue to be accepted by the Company at the reduced rates. AGENTS' NAMES. Liverpool ..,....JOHN RICHARDSON, Jun., 11, Exchange -street East. Ditto BOLD and RUSSELL. Bolton Thomas Wingfield, Manufacturer. Manchester -1. de Symons. prestos ..... Henry Armstrong, Solicitor. Ecgal Xotire. - GEORGE WOODWARD'S ASSIGNMENT. WHEREA S, by indenture bearin,g date the se co nd day of June instant, GEORGE NVOODWARD, of 159, Scotland-road, in Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, corn and flour dealer, hath assigned his personal estate and effects to WILLIAM WALKER, of Liverpool aforesaid, Sharebroker and Auctioneer, in trust for the equal benefit of the creditors of the said George Woodward, who shall execute the said indenture, or signify in cititing their intention so to do, on or before the second day of July next. Notice is hereby given, That the said indenture now lies at the Office of the said W Lin NI Walk ac, in Church-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, for the inspection and execution of the creditors of the said George WoLdward, and that such of the creditors as shall not have executed the same on or before the day hereinbefore mentioned for that purpose will be excluded the benefit thereof. All persons ihdehted to the said George Woodward. or who have any of his effects, are forthwith to pay or deliver the same into the said William Walker, and not to any other person or persons whomsoever. HENRY PENN respectfttllywn aces to the Public, th at hIS, Se has tak e n th e NEW George's Piet'', where he hopes, by strict attention to the 4 eomforts and convenience.of Visitors, to merit a share of their patronage. p • IL IPS and HOLME hegloinforin their Friends and th e Public, that their Stuck is comp_ltie in every description of CLOTHS, CASSINI ERES, and FANCY GOODS. • LIVERPOOL CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, 45, LORD-STREET. Nati VuOtirationo. AN INVALUABLE PRESENT TO YOUNG PEOPLE. THE SCRIPTURE PRAYER BOOK. nr iHE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER: wherein the Ser i. vice of the Church of England is Wu ated by Proofs from the Holy Scriptures. By the Rev. otiNt VENEER, late Rector of St. Andrew's. Chichester. 1 erspersed with useful Directions and Explanatory Notes, c efully selected from the 7 most learned Writers on the Liturgy, and calculated to assist the Members of the Established Church in their Devotional Exercises To which is prefixed, a concise History of the Liturgy of the United Church of England and Ireland; together with the New Version of the Psalms. , ri.. This beautiful Prayer Book is recommended to all ad mirers of the Liturgy, and to Young Persons in particular; it is illustrated by Fourteen Engravings, and upwards of NM Scripture References. Prices of the various modes, in embossed binding. 1. Complete, with Fourteen Plates, and New Version of - Psalms 10s. Od. 2. Ditto, without Psalms q 0 3. Ditto, with Psalms, without Plates 4. Ditto, without Plates or Psalms 6 6 Persons taking a Dozen for presents or distribution entitled to one copy gratis. London : 'l'. Kelly, 17, Paternoster-row • and sold by R oss and Nightingale, and Leigh, Booksell ers , Liverpool; and by all other Booksellers. Now publishing, A NEW Edition, being the sixth, of CALMET'S DIC TIONARY of the HOLY BIBLE, with the FRAG MENTS of the late CHARLES TAYLOR. This Work, which forms Five Volumes Quarto, will now be published in Parts, containing at least Ten eets of Letter press, and five Copperplate Engravings Maps, worked on Tinted Paper, price ss. One, and occas . nally two Parts, will he published on the Ist of each Mon , until completed. The whole to be comprised in Forty Parts. On the first appearance of a work like the one now again offered to the public, it would have been impossible to prognos ticate, with any certainty, its success, or confidently to affirm that it would prove itself universally aceeptible, and become, in a manner, indispensable to th , - student. of Divinity. Very many excellences, and some of the rarest kind, must concur in such a work, to adapt it to general utility—to stamp upon it a perma nent value, and to secure it from the danger of being quickly superseded by similar productions. To reach this high point of success it must not merely comprise all those various and com mon elements which mere industry, with a sound judgment and extensive erudition, may readily collect and digest; hut it must be vivified throughout by that originality and spirit—that fire and force with which it is the prerogative of a few minds to animate their productions. And how few, even of those who are thus peculiarly gifted, possess at the same time, and in an eminent degree, the faculty of acquisition, and those habits of patient industry, without which profound and exact learning is neither to be acquired, nor usefully employed. That the Editor of CALMET, and the Author of the FRAG MENTS, who thus rarely and variously gifted, needs not now to be affirmed; since this praise has been long and generally awarded to him, and indeed has been rendered indisputable, by the mere fact of the unexampled circulation of the extensive work which embodies his talents and acquirements. During the period that has elapsed since the first appearance of Mr. Taylor's edition of CALMET, many works of a similar kind, and some of them of great excellence—excellence that must severely have tried the merits of any competitor, have been given to the world, and have gained their share of public favour. Nevertheless, the appearance and diffusion of none of them has for a moment slackened the sale of this. CALMET'S DIC TIONARY has, in fact, held on its way without disturbance, during a long course of ye ars; an d th e p r i nc ip a l occupation of the Author, in the latter portion of his life, was the revision of the ucceasive edition s it p as s e d through ; and since his decease, it has been twice reprinted (excicusively of the condensed edi tion, in one volume,octavo, of which more than4o)o copies have been sold) and it is still in constant demand by the public. The statement of these facts is felt tope an act of justice to the memory of the Author, who himself, with a singular indifference to literary fame, abstained, to the last, from personally claiming the high reputation he had won. The Proprietor of the Work believes also that such a statement is at once more becoming on his part, and is likely to be more satisfactory to the public, than any recommendation of it which he might attempt. While speaking of what is due to the memory of the Editor and Author of the Fragments, he has to announce that to the forthcoming edition will be prefixed a brief Memoir of his Life and Literary con rse. Sold by Ainsworth and Sons, 107, Great Ancoats-street, Manchester; IW, New Scotland-road, Liverpool; 15. Rocking• ham -street, Leeds; 76, Northgate, Blackburn; and Piccadilly ; Shelton Potteries. London : Samuel Holdsworth, Amen Corner, Paternoster row. COMPLETION OF THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE REV. THOMAS SCOTT'S FAMILY BIBLE. Just published, in three Volumes, Imperial 800, price £4 10s., in cloth, 1111 HE REV. THOMAS SCOTT'S FAMILY BIBLE. A ill New Edition. Edited by the Rev. OSIAII PRATT, B.D. With Eighty-four Illustr 'five E avings, consisting of Maps. Costumes, and more than Sixty uthentic Views of the most important Places mentioned in the Sacred History. These Illustrations have cost the Proprietors a sum very nearly ap proaching to Two Thousand Pounds : yet the present edition is offered to the public at scarcely any advance on the former price. It may still be had, to suit the convenience of purchasers, in eighty-four weekly numbers, price One Shilling each. ILLUSTRATIONS. Map of the World Ararat do. Gen. viii. 4 Map of Mesopotamia Map of Canaan do. Gen. aii. Dead Sea Map of the Nile Nile do. Nile at its Overflow do. Map of Encampments Bed Sea do. Valley in the Wilderness Wilderness of Sin Coast of the lied Sea Approach to Sinai Sinai and Horeh Near approach to Sinai Wild Palm at the Foot of Sinai Summit of Sinai Steps leading up Horeb. do. Ark and Mercy Seat Table of Shew Bread Golden Candlestick do. Brazen Altar do. High Priest and Priest Priest and Levite do. Altar of Incense Brazen Laver . do. Setting up of the Tabernacle Summit of Mount llor Defiles of Edom Lebanon in the Distance Lebanon, nearer View Map of Canaan Valley of Ajalon Map of the Tribes Mount Tabor Map of Kingdoms of David and Solomon Cedars of Lebanon Map of Judah and Israel Map of Captivities Bashan Babylon Pillar in the Wilderness ___ Exod. Exod. xiv. 2. Exod. xv. 27. Exod. xvi. Exod. Exod. xix. EXOd. xxv. 10. 31 Exod. xxvii. Exod. xxviii. Ex':id. xxx. 1. 17. Ex,xl. xl. Num. xx. 28. Num. xx. 21. Deut. iii. 25. J Josh, x. 12. Joshua. Judg. iv. do. 2 Sam. do. I Kings v. do. 1 Kings xii. do. 2 Kings. do. Ps. lxviii. 15. do. Isa. xiii. do. Isl. xix. 19. do. Isa. xxiii. do. do. Isa. xlvi. 1. do. Jer. xlix. 7. do. Ex. xl. do. Nahum. do. Zech. ix. 5. do. New Test. do. 1/, do. 19 Tyre Sidon Bel in Babylon Edoin and Mount Hor Plan of the Temple Nineveh Ashkelon Map of Palestine View of Jerusalem Hills and Walls of Jerusalem Walls of Jerusalem and Valley of Jehoshaphat Plan of Jerusalem Environs of Jerusalem Bethlehem Nazareth Sea of Galilee Bethany Tombs in the Valle• of Jehoshaphat Tombs of Absalom and the Kings Harrah Defile between Jerusalem and Je richo Jericho Jordan Mount of the Ascension Cana Pool of Siloam do. John ix. 7. Map of St. Paul's Travels do. Acts. Gaza Caesarea Damascus Joppa do. Acts ix. 36. Antioch Corinth Patmos Ephesus Smyrna Pe rgain os Thyatira do. Rev. ii. 18. Sardis Philadelphia Laodicea Published by 1.. and G. Seeley, Fleet-street ; Hatchards, Piccadilly; Baldwin an': Cradock; Paternoster-row; and See ey and Burnside, Fleet-stteet, London. do. do. do. do. Matt . ii. 1. do. Matt. ii. 23. do. Matt. iv. 18. do. Matt. xxi. 17. do. Matt. xxiii. 29. do. do. Matt. xxvii. 57. Luke x. 30. 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The Patron Saint (necessary in all legal documents,) and the Population of each Parish and Chapelry is also given. London : Hamilton, Adams, and Co. Vitblit I3lobirO. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER FOREIGN BANKING COMPANY, SUBSCRIBED C A PITA L, £2,00),0(X), in 40,000 SHARESiO each LIES PPLICATIONS for SHA ES in this undertaking may 111._ be made to Me s s rs . M ILLER an d PEEL, icitors, Har rington-street, Messrs. THOMAS MAIN a 0., Exchange alley North, Liverpool; Mr. JAMES G. ARK ER, 2, Essex street, King-street, Manchester; Mr. ARCH. MACTAGGA RT, Exchange-buildings, Glasgow; Messrs. ALEXANDER STEVEN SON and SONS, Edinburgh; Mr. GEORGE D. WEBB, 13, Corn hill, and Stock-exchange, London, from whom prospectuses and other information may be had. THE DURHAM COUNTY COAL COMPANY. Capital £500,000, in 10,000 Shares qf £5O ch. HONORARY DIRECTORS. The Right Lion. the Earl of Tyrconnel, eplin Park. John Bowes, Esq., M.P., Streatlam C le. William Hutt, Esq., M.P., Gibside. Warren Maude, Esq., Greenbank•, Gerard Salvia, Esq., Croxdale. DIRECTORS. xlington. John Blacket, Esq., London John Prince, Esq., London Captain I. K. Forbes, London S. Stokes, Esq., ditto Witham Faith, Esq., ditto Charles Barrett, Esq., Darling. H. G. Key, Esq., ditto ton Joshua Milne, Esq., ditto John Barr, Esq., ditto William 111orrice, Esq., ditto With power to add to their number. TREASURE It —John Labouchere, Esq., London. Soticurokis.—Messrs. Stokes, Hollingworth, and Tyerman, London; Thomas Wheldon, Esq., Barnard Castle; George Allison, Esq., Darlington. BANKERS. Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and Co., London. The Darlington District Banking Company, Darlington. SECRETARY — WiIIiam - Bedford, Esq. PROSPECTUS. AT a time when the Capital of the country has been so libe. rally applied, through the medium of - Joint Stock Com panies, in promoting objects of great public interest and national ut►lity, it is singular that no such meamre has yet been adopted for supplying, under more favourable circumstances than at, present exist, an article of such general and important use as Coal. The vastly increased consumption which of late years has taken place in large towns lying. out of the Coal districts, and more especially in the Metropolis, renders it an object of the first importance that these places should have the advantage of being► steadily supplied not only with a sufficient quantity, but that also of the best quality, and under the most favourable cir cumstances. It is a well ascertained fact that many of the Coal Mines in Northumberland, upon which the public have been hitherto mainly dependent, are now nearly exhausted, at least so far as regards their capability of supplying the better description of Coals, and it, therefore, heroines important that consumers should not be reduced to the necessity of deriving their supply from that or any other quarter where inferior Coal is only to be had, when ample resources are in existence for providing an efficient supply with greater advantage. In the Southern Division of the county of Durham in parti cular, .extensive fields of Coal of the very best description are found to exist, which as yet have been but partially worked; but it has now been determined to conduct several of these upon a system of more extended operation, and this determination is likely to be much aided by the recently established and newly projected lines of Railway, which will facilitate the communica . tion between these Collieries and the present Shipping Ports o f the Tees. In order to secure the full effect of these advantages, and on der the conviction that they will be best secured by a comb in a tion of energy and the employment of capital on an extended scale, it has been determined to establish " The Durham County Coal Company." That several of the Collieries now in the hands of private individuals are realising very large annual profits on the in vested capital is beyond question, and when the immensely increased and increasing consumption of Coal not only in Lon don but in the various other parts of this country which are dependent for their supply upon the Collieries in the North, and also thegrowing demand in Continental Ports, are consi dered, there appears no reason to doubt that these liberal profits will continue to be maintained. A sufficient number of Shares having already been subscribed far, the Provisional Committee of the Company have purchased several valuable and extensive Collieries, which are now in suc cessful operation, and the produce of which maintain a first-rate character in the London market. They have also purchased two other Collieries now in progress of completion, which in the course of a few months will be capable of producing for ship ulna a large quantity of the best Wall's End Coals. The Directors have concluded all the necessary preliminaries for the formation of the Company and for actively working the Collieries. For the present it is the intention of the Directors to confine the operations of the Company to the county of Durham, as containing the most valuable description of Coal, and the vend ing of which will produce the greatest return of profit to the Shareholders.- The Property will be held by Trustees fur the Company, and all requisite arrangements made for the security of the Share holders. The Collieries will he under the superintendence of a ',llan ager, Engineer, and Viewer, all of high character and experi ence. The first Instalment of £5 per Share is payable immediately on allotment. The remaining payments will not be called for earlier than at intervals of three months, and each payment will not exceed £5 per Share. Applications for the remaining Shares to be made to the Solicitors of the Company; to the Secretary, at the Comp a ny' s Office, 32, Great Winchester-street, London ; or to Mr. C(;G LAN or Mr. TINLEY, Share Brokers, Liverpool, of whom Pro spectuses may be had, and further particulars may he obtained. No Applications for Shares will be received after SATURDAY, June 18. PROSPECTUS OF A RAI (BY ARMAGH) Dl] CAPITAL £1,000,000, TO BE RA I.IVAY FROM BELFAST RECT TO DUBLIN. ISED IN SHARES OF £5O EACH Deposit £ The following Noblemen am sented to be PAT His Grace the Lord Primate Marquis of Hertford Marquis of Donegall Marquis of Heariford Earl of Charlemont Earl of Gosh rd Viscount Ferran' Lord I)ufferin Lord Templemore Lieut.-Col. E. B. Clive, M.P. PROVISIONAL coliA Arthur Irwin :Celle, Esq. William Blacker, P.sq. William W. Algeo, Esq. Thomas Simpson, Esq. Thomas Dobbin, Esq. SECRETARY—John Barnes, Esq. BANKERS. London—ll. and J. Johnson and Co., Bush-lane. Ireland —Northern Banking Companyand Blanches. SOLICITORS. England—Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, 6, New-square, Lin coin's Inn. Ireland—Hugh Wallace and Co., 29, North George-street A. C. Pallas, Mountjoy-square, Dublin. PARLIAMENTARY AGENT—J. E. Dorrington, Esq. ENGINEER—WiIIiam Bald, Esq. CONSULTING ENGINEER—George Stephenson, Esq. Office Armaith. per Share. l Gentlemen have already con lONS. Lord Acheson, M.P. Colonel Verner, M.P. Leonard Dobbin. Esq., M.P. Earl of Belfast, M.P. Lord Vis. Castlereagh, M.P. Jas. Emerson Tennent, Esq., M.P. A. W. Beauclerc, Esq., M.P. W. S. Crawford, Esq., M.P. George Dunbar, Esq., MA'. ITTEE IN ARMAGH. Thomas Kelly Evans, Esq. William ➢`Williams, Esq. George Scott, Esq. William Carroll, Esq. TIVIE object of this Company is to make a Railway . from the Ulster Railway at Armagh to Dublin, unconnected with any of the parties promoting the Railways from Drogheda to Dublin, and now opposing each other in Parliament, (one of them advocating a coast, and the other an inland line) and to avoid either, a Line lengthened by several miles along the Coast, or an Inland Line, prolonged by attempting to connect small towns, both of which would neccessarily be attended with considerable increased expense, the fixed and determined principle being to have a communication by the shortest, most level, and least expensive Line between Dublin and Belfast by Armagh, and that the different Towns on each side of the Line should, if it be considered expedient, establish Branch Railways. To attain,these objects it is proposed, that the Line should commence ht the northern extremity of the City of Dublin, cross the Royal Canal, proceed thence in a northern direction towards the village of Ratoath, west of Duleek, and cross the River Boyne, about five miles westward of the town of Drog heda thence westward of Collon to Ardee, thence west w a r d of Newtown Hamilton, straight to the City of Armagh, and there join the Belfast and Armagh Railway. An Act having already passed for the Belfast and Armagh Railway, Surveyors are now engaged in taking the L eve l s and making the Surveys, Maps, Sections, and Estimates necessary, in order to obtain an Act for the Armagh and Dublin Under taking in the next Session. To defray these,expenses, the De- Fosits will be applied, as far as may be necessary, under the direction of the Provisional Committee. The Committee, as they deem expedient, or when called upon by holders of 1,0(X) Shar es shall, from time to time, c all General Meetings of the Shareholders. But, so soon as the number of Shares for each Applicant shall have been allocated, a General Meeting of the Shareholders must be called, and permanent Directors, Committee, Auditors, Secretary, Trea 'surer, &C., appointed. General Meetings to be called by_ ad vertisements in the public papers ; g i v i ng a t l east Ten Days' notice. Shareholders resident at a distance greater than ten miles from Armagh may vote by proxy; one vote to be allowed for each five Shares, but no one Shareholder to have more than 20 votes, though possessing more than 100 Shares. Communications have been had with the great Landed Pro prietors, and others along the Line; and the undertaking has been so well received, as to give every reason to expect, nut only assent, but co-operation and support. The proposed Line will complete the communication from the Metropolis of Ireland by Belfast, to Scotland and the North of England, and will obviously be the course of con veyance for his Majesty's Mails, as well as for Passengers and Goods. Applications for Shales to he made, in Belfast, at the Ulster R a il wa y Office, Fountain-street; in Armagh, to the Secretary, or any of the Provisional Committee; in Dublin, at the Offices of the Solicitors, and at Messrs. Boy La., Low, PIN:, and Co's.; in London, to H. and J. JotiNsToN and Co. ; in Manchester. to Tilos. CsnowiLi.t.; in Glasgow, to .1. MARTIN and J. and G. BURNS, and to Mr. AITKEN, Acionnptant ; or in Liverpool, to ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker. N.B.—The Subscribers to the above Railway are respectfully informed, that the Rinker's Deposit Receipts for the 3000 shares allotted to Liverpool, are now ready for delivery on ap plication to the undersigned, ISAAC MILLER, Shar-brukil-. North Crescemt Cianiht-rs. 2, 140-I . d-street, 4th Jane, 1836. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. f~HE AUDIT COMMISSIONERS, appoXed by virtue of the several Acts of Parliament relatpig !o the Liver pool Docks, are required to meet at the %a-office, on 'WED NESDAY, the 15th instant, at Eleven o'cloM: in the forenoon, to inspect, audit, and adjust the Accounts of the Dock Estate. GEO. WITHERS, Treasurer. Dock-office, Liverpool, June 6, 1836. LANCASTER & PRESTON JUNCTIO.' tAILWAY. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. th the PARLIA iI MENTARY UNDERTAKINGan 1 ÜBSCRIBERS' AGREEMENT will lie at the Office of . ROBERT Nottats, Solicitor, North John -street. Liverpool, on THURSDAY next, the 9th of June instant, and at the Office of Mr. JOHN NORRIS, So licitor, Marsden -street. Manchester, on SATURDAY, the 11th of June instant, in order to their execution by Subscribers. when the Certificates for Shares will be delivered in exchange for the Bankers Receipts for the Deposits. RAWSTIIORNE AND SWAINSON, Solcitors, Lancaster. 130itO. AT a MEETING of th e Di rec t ors o f t h e LIVE RPOOL STEAM TOWING COMPANY, held this day, It was Rewired, That a further sum of £1 per ,Share only be paid by the Shareholders, being part of thejCl per share, pur suan t to th e Prospectus, into the Bank o f Liverpool, on or before Tnu KS. DA. Y, the 16th day of June, instant. RICHARD WILLIS, Chairman. Liverpool, 6th June, 1836. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM CANAL. EI E Public are respectfully informed, that an AD- I JOURNED MEETING of the.-PROPRIETORS will take place at the King's Arms, Castle -street, on FR IDAY next, the 10th instant, when the Deputation from Birmingham will, through the medium of their Surveyor, fully explain the merits of th►s important undertaking. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. RICH. DAWSON, Agent and Secretary. TIIE LIVERPOOL UNITED TRADES' BANK. THE Proprietors of Shares in the Liverpool United Trades' Bank are respectfully requested to pav THIRD CALL Shares held by them respectively, on or efore FRIDAY, the of Three Porinds Ten Shillings per S • re, on the number of Ist July, at the Bank. It will be requisite for each Proprietor to produce the Scrip Certificate last received. By order of the Directors, WILLIAM WILSON, Manager. SOUTH AFRICAN COMP iT Y. THE DEED of SETTLEMENT is in preparation, and early notice will be given to App • •ants of the number of Shares allotted to each, and the ti at which the Deposits thereon are to be paid and the Deed assigned. 'By order - of the Directors, L. J. MACKINTOSH, Secretary. 9, King's Arms Yard, Culeman-street, London. THE GENERAL REVERSIONARY & INVESTMENT COMPANY. CAPITAL. £500,000, IN 5,000 SHARES OF £lOO EACH. For the Purchase of Reversions and Policies, and for the Sale or Purchase of immediate, contingent, or eferred Life An nuities; also, for Loans upon Life I erests, whether in possession or expectation. (Vices, 25, Charles-street, St. ames's-squnre. CHAIRMAN. JOHN RICHARDS, Esq. DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. The Right Hon. Sir GORE OUSELEY, Bart., G.C.H. F.R.S , DIRECTORS. The Right Hon. Thomas Pere- ;. Birch, Esq. and Alderman. Brine Courtenay. Colonel Sir R. J. Harvey, C.B. The Hon. Randal Eclivd. Plun- Charles T. Holcombe, Esq kett, M.P. Sir J. Mae Crigor, Bart. F.R.S. Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., Lieutenant Colonel Merrick L.L.D., F.R.S. Shawe. Charles Barry Baldwin, Esq. William Wybrovr, Esq: AUDITORS. Michael Lambton Este, Esq., Rt. Hazel], Esq., Sl. Neale, Esq. BANKERS. The Messrs. Drummond, Charing Cross. The Messrs. Fuller, Cornhill, Sir C. Scott and Co., Cavendish-square. SOLICITOR.—Edward Richardson, Esq. THE Society expends no Capital for an uncertain return; it accumulates property yet incurs no liability; it has no speculative character, but employs the combined powers and united interests of many Capitalists in the purchase of sound securities, which, however advantageous, would be too great in amount or too distant in time for any single purchaser prudently to attempt to make his own. Prospectus, describing the mode of obtaining Shares, and detailing the objects and advantages of the Company, may be obtained from any of the Agents, or by Letter (post-paid) to the Secretary in London. The Directors are already fully prepared to complete the purchase of any approved Properties of the nature described in their Prospectus, and will immediately attend to the Proposals addressed to them. By order, W. BERWICK HODGE, Secretary. AGENTS. Manchester Messrs. Whitlow and Radford, Selicitors. Preston Messrs. Pilkiugton and Walker, Solicitors. LIVERPOOL ALE AND PORTER BREWERY COMPANY. LIVERPOOL UNITED LICENSED VICTUALLERS' BREWERY COMPANY. 7 LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHE D ROYAL BREWERY. XEETING of the respective SHAR OLDERS in the In above Companies having bee is day held, at th e Clarendon-rooms, South John- s t re et, it which it was severally resolved to unite, and form one Company, to be called the LIVERPOOL ROYAL BREWERY. With a Capital of £300,000, in 30,000 Shares of £lO each. Hugh Hornby, Esq. Mr. Peter Hope, Mr. John Deakin, Mr. Edward Bradford, I Mr. John Claypole, TRUSTEES James Brancker, Esq. DIRECTORS. Mr. Samuel Kearns, Mr. George Atkins, Mr. Joseph Jones, Mr. William Critchlev. BA NKERS Ihe Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company And whereas the Shares in the Liverpool Ale and Porter Company are £2O each, and those of the other two Companies only £lO, it was determined to equalize them, by allowing the Shareholders in the first-named Company to double the number of their Shares, (if they think proper,) by taking additi ona l Scrip at Mr. ULLER'S Office, 66, Castle-street, on or before FRIDAY next, the 10th June instant. It was further determined, that the first call of El per Share, upon the Scrip certificates issued by any of the three Com panies, shall he paid to the Bankers of the Company on or before FRIDAY, the 17th June instant. • By order, WM. FULLER, Secretaries to Clarendon-rooms, HOBT. BAYLIS, the several June 3, 1836. JAMES BACH, Companies. RHYDGALLED AND SOUGHTON COAL AND IRON COMPANY. CAPITAL £25,000, In 5000 Shares of £5 each.—Deposit £1 per Share. MANAGING DIRECTOR AT THE MINES. Richard Adams, Esq., Mold. • BANKERS. Northern and Central Bank of England, Liverpool and Mold, SOLICITORS. Messrs. Miller and Peel, Liverpool. TH E land which it is proposed to work c s i s t s o f a b ou t 400 acres, the greater portion of which held on lease for twenty years, and the remainder for fifte , fourteen, and seven years, subject to a rental of L7OO per num, and a royalty of one•seventh of the mineral produce to the lord, with a promise of renewal of the lease without rental. _ _ The super-strata consist of Clay and Iron-stone, with inter layers of Coal, and the Main-coal beneath throughout the estate. The lessees have also power to make Bricks for their local buildings, as well as to get Stone for the same purposes. The works completed are a Counting-house, with Dwelling for a Superintendent, a Blacksmith's Shop, one Shaft, already sunk to the depth of eighty yards on the Main-coal, a second shaft fifty-five yards deep, which, by the labour of twenty-five men, may be sunk in a month to the depth of sixtv-seven yards, which will also reach the Main-coal, ascertained; by borincr, to be at that depth. When this is completed, both Shafts will be in a state to bring up Coals, superior in quality to those of other kinds in the n eighbourhood. There are three Collieries in the vicinity, two of which are expected to be worked out within two years. There are three Steam-engines erected, (one of eighteen and two of ten inch cylinder,) Pump work complete on one Shaft to the depth of eighty yards, two Weighing-machines, four Whimsies, and a Railroad laid for about three quarters of a mile in length, with a Coal-yard at the Terminus on the Northop and Holvweli road. The Vein of Coal nearly ready for working is nine feet thick, exclusive of the Brassey Coal, of three feet,- and suitable for smelting Iron. The latter is found in great abundance through out the estate, and, having been assayed by a practical and sci entific chemist, in Liverpool, is found to produce forty-four per cent. of Iron ; it is, therefore, intended to erect two Furnaces to smelt the Ore The lower Vein of Coal, which is of the best quality, will yield about 100 tons per day, capable of considera ble increase, by sinking other Shafts. The situation of these Mines is a mile from Mold, three miles from Northop, six miles from Flint, King's Ferry. and the Vale of Clwyd, but, as the Coals are superior in quality to those of other Collieries in the neighbourhood, carts come to fetch them from a distance of 22 miles. CALCULATION. PRODUCE or COALS.-300 tons per week, deducting royalty and expenses of raising, will leave a profit of 3s. 6d. per ton, being £52 Ws. per week, or per annum £2,730 PRODUCE OF IttON.-60 tons per week, at £6 per ton £3t3o Irons tone, 31- tons, for 1 ton of Iron, ( being much below the assay, of 44 per cent.) Expense of Raising. Royalty, Limestone, Coals, Labour, & Carriage, to Flint, £2 18s. 2d. per ton Profit per week £216 10. • Being per annum 13,926 Deduct rent, per annum £7OO £lO,OOO capital, at £lO per cent. per annum .• 1 000 Expenses computed a t 1640 Annual profit If the price of Iron fall so a , t to realize only half the above income, the profit to the adventurers would still 50 per cent. 1. The Capi ta l of the Company REGULATIONS shall be £25,000, in 5000 Shares of £5 each. 2. A Deposit of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share, to be paid on allotment, to defray the contingent expenses of the for mation of the Company. 3. The first instalment of .C 1 per Share, to be paid to the bankers within ten clays after the appointment of Directors, and the second instalment, of .E 1 per Share, within three months. 4. The Directors to be chosen by the Shareholders, at a meeting to be convened within seven dais after notice. 5. Fifty Shares to be the qualification of a Director. 6. No further instalment to be called for without the consent of two-thirds the Proprietors present at a public meeting. 7. The Shares to be signed by two Directors and the Secre tary. A Register to be kept to record to whom the Shares are first issued, and for transfers. 8. The original Report from the Mines, together with the Books of the Company, shall be always open to the inspection of the Shareholders. 9. That all Contracts for Purchases by the Company be for ready money. 10. A General Meeting of the Shareholders shall be held in Liverpool, in the month of July, in each year, commencing in 1837, at which a full Report of the Company's affairs shall be submitted, with a Statement of the Accounts. 11. 'Chat at all Meetings of Shareholders, a Proprietor of five Shares shall have one vote; of ten shares, two votes; of twenty shares, three v o t es; o f fifty shares, four votes; of one hundred shares, five votes; and of two hundred shares and up wards, six votes. 12. That an Assignment of the Leases will be made to the Directors, as Trustees of the Company, and that the Share holders shall sign a Deed of Settlement. Application for Shares to be made to HENRY LUCAS, Secre tary, 174, Dale -street, Liverpool. N.8.--A Plan of the Estate, Sections of the Strata, Speci mens of the Iron-stone, a recent Report of the present state of the Mines, and detailed calculations of the p'roduce and expense of working the Mines, may be seen at the Offices of the Se'cre-- tary. ibbitt 33obtt5, TRANSATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION. TO SHIPBUILDERS AND ENGINEERS. valllE Directors of the American and Colonial Steam Nail: J. gation Company, Incorporated under the acts of the 6th and 7th of Geo. IV., are ready to receive s - Arate Tenders for the HULLS and MACHINERY of Pair STEAM VES" SELS, suited for the intercourse betrS the United Kingdom and New York. Full information, with detailed specific a tio ns , ma y he had ea application to M r . .1. C. SHAW, Clarence Dock, Liverpool. Sealed 'Fenders to be addressed to C. W. WILLIAMS, Esq., 27, Water-street, Liverpool. N.B.—The Directors will not bind themselves to accept the lowest tender. Liverpool, 6th June, 1836. BELFAST AND DUBLIN RAILWAY, BY ARMAGH• DEPOSIT, El PER SHARE. DEPOSIT RECEIPTS for Shares subscf.Weil for in the _IL! above Undertaking, (being a continuatjps of the Ul.sTint R kILWAY, direct to Dublin,) to the exieDe'of 3000 Shares,.are now ready for delivery, on application fellie undersigned; 181 the very numerous a ppli ca ti ons f or Shares, beyond the. number already granted, must be submitted to the Provisional Com mittee for partial allotment, or otherwise. ISAAC MILLER Sh are -hroker- North Crescent, 2, L or d- s t reet, Li ve rpool,June 6, 15.36. GREAT WHEAL PROSPER TIN MINES AND CHINA CLAY WORKS. HE Shareholders Shareholders in the above Undut„aki‘, oho have not yet received th ei r PARCHMENT SCRI g P, are respect fully infurined, that they may have their original Certificate of Deposit exchanged for such, on application at the Office of the Subscriber. ISAAC MILLER, Share-broker. North Cresceut, 2, Lord-street, Liverpool, June 6, 1836. MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL GUARDIAN AND SOUTH LANCASHIRE NEWSPAPER COMPANY ri-IFIE Applicants for Shares in the above Company are hereby informed, that, as the Allotri i rvirl take place 03 the 15th instant, no f ur th er applicatio for Shares will be received after the 13th. JOSEPH HODGSON and Co., Share Brokers, South John-street. HINDLE, Attorney. Cntnnzittee-room, South John-sti-eet, June 6, 1836. LIVERPOOL & MANCHESTER SUGAR REFINING G COMPANY: • AT a GENERAL MEE'TINGof the SHAREHOLDERS in this COMPANY, held at the Clarendon-rooms, Liver pool,. on MONDAY, the 6th instant, JAMES IRVINE, Esq., in the Chair. The Report of the ProvisiOnal Committee having been read and adopted, It was unanimously resolved, . That Joseph C. Ewart, Esq., John Leylandj,s‘, .Chaxliff Birch, Esq.,. John Crosfi e ld, Esq., James IC on, Esq., and John B. Brancker, Esq., be elected LiverpooMirectors of this Company; William Allport, Esq., be elected Director of this Company for Manchester; and Thomas Pinches, Esq., be elected Director for Birmingham. That the Directors are heteby authorized to negociateAiith Messrs. Branekers for the purchase of their Premises. That, previous to concluding the Contract, the Directors shall report proceedings at an adjourned Meeting (of which due no tice will be given in the public papers) for the final confirmation thereof'. That after the purchase be concluded Sir Thomas Brancker and James Brancker, Esq., be added to the number of Liver pool Directors. _ _ _ Resolved, —That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Provisional Committee for their exertions in the formation of this Company. Moved by John Crosfield, Esq., and carried unanimously, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to James Irvine, Esq., for his conduct in the Chair. . , 11. B. WALKER, Solicitor. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER COAL COMPANY . - LIVERPOOL DIVISION. TRUSTEES. James Braucker, Esq. f John Woollright, Esq.. DIRECTONS. Thomas Blackburn, Esq. John Crowther,. Esq. John Brice, Esq. James Dune An; Esq. Thomas Martin, Esq. 1 Edward j yfuson, Esq. WV. H. Gilliat, Esq. MANCHESTER DIinSION TRUSTEE.—DanieI Broadhurst, Esq., Swinton. DIRECTORS. Thomas Whitehead, Esq., Calico-printer, Bank-house, Little Bolton. Robert Leake, Bleacher, Prestwich. E. J. Hughes, Coal Merchant, Manchester. John Nuttall, Grocer, Trafford -terrace, Manchester: James Thompson, Manufacturer, Manchester. AT a Public Meeting of the Shareholders, held in (hi' Cla rendon-rooms, Liverpool, on THURSDAY, the 2d day of June, 1836, at. Twelve o'clock at Noon, JOSEPH BRICE, Esq , in the Chair. The Chairman having stated the reasons for calling the pre sent Meeting, It was moved by Mr. PEA asorq, seconded by Mr. JACKSON , and carried unanimously,—That the first Board of ,Directors for Liverpool be, and is her e by di sso l ve d . It was moved by Mr. MORTIMEti, seconded by Mr. ATKtNs , and caaried unanimously,—Th a t all appointments of Officers ! . of whatever nature or kind, (exce.pt Trustees,) heretofore made; either by the Provisional Committee, the late General Meeting, or the late Board of Directors, be, and are hereby annulled. . It was then moved by Mr. THOMAS PENNINGToN, seconded by Mr. FRANKLIN,—That the above Gentlemen, who have con sented to act together, be appointed Directors of the Company at Liverpool. Their names were 'then severally put. from t 4 6, Chair, and carried unanimously. It was then moved by Mr. BANKS. seconded by Mr: Al*rr7ll' 4 , and carried unanimously,—That the Directors now - appoixiteci be, and are hereby invested with the same powers as their pre decessors, for managing the affairs of the Company. JOSEPH BRICE, Chairman:' The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him. for his impartial con , duct therein. In consequence of the Manchester Proprietors being alloived until the 7th of June to pay the FlRs•l' CALL, the Director 4 at Liverpool have come to the resolution of allowing the Shake:- holders here the same indulgence. Company's (Vice, '29, Chapel-walks, 30th May, 1836. PROSPECTUS of an ASSOCIATION or JOINT STOOK COMPANY and TONTINE for the purchase of sufficient Freehold, Copyhold, or long Leasehold Ground and Premises at the western end of the Metropolis, and for erecting thereon a splendid and commodious FIRE-PROOF BUILDING for the ' accommodation of Gentlemen requiring Sleeping Apartments, Breakfasts, and other Refreshments, but no for the immediate purpose of Dining or fur the disposal o ines or Liquors, t° be called the WEST-LONDON TONTINE SSOCIATION, To consist of s,Utiu Shares of £5O each, with benefit of Surpiverikir in Nominees.—Deposit £2 per Share. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS AND MANAGERS. R. W. Hawkes, Esq., W. Toone, Esq., W. H. Hathersich, gstl With power to add to their number. BANRERs—London and Westminster Bank. SOLICITOR AND SECRETARY—Mr. Spurr, 11, New Inn. The BUILDING to be erected on the most approved plan . and well furnished. The Property to be vested in Trustees. The Association to be managed and conducted in every w a y by the Directors as will be provided for, under full powers to he given by the Deed of Settlement now in preparation; to be . approved by the Directors on behalf of the Association. No Shareholder shall in any event be liable for more than his proportion of the subscribed Capital, and it is not expeqed . that more than ten calls will ever be required. The Deed of Settlement is intended to bear date from the ., first day of October next, as and iu the nature of TONTINE, and shall be prepared and executed by the Shareholders : the first day of October 1838, or within thiee calender months afterwards, each Shareholder (having paid up all calls due on his Shares,) shall nominate for each share one person living on ". such first day of October 1838, during wiaich life only to the end of the cu rren t h a lf-y ear after the demise of such nominee he shall be entitled to receive a distributive share of the profits and emoluments of the joint stock property ; with benefit to the survivors. Transferable Debentures will be delivered declaratory thereof; conformably to the conditions of the Association. When the respective Shareholders shall in virtue of their nominees be reduced to twenty Shareholders, then the said joint Estate or Tontine property shall be sold, apportioned, • and divided as shall be provided for by the deed: by this mean ' an ample incr eas i ng an d b ene fi c i a l i nvestment o f C apita l rilll be created. OBSERVATIONS. • • To the Members of various Clubs, to Gentlemen of Incle peudenee occasionally visiting London, and those of small Ict come who are resident in the Metropolis, as also to the minter-. ous Visitors, Travellers, and others who require a permanent or temporary Residence, it is submitted that the proposed Esta blishment will be found most desirable and economical, and by a judicious and careful selection of Servants, a security aga.iasti robbery, ftaud,•and imposition. • - The proposed Building . is intended to contain itt least 6 1 . Y) sleeping Apartments, .to a great proportion of which for the. accommodation of Residents will be attached a sitting Boo." fitted un and furnished completely for a Bachelor's Domicile, but not for the carrying on of any trade or profssion. The Basement or ground Floor will consist of handsome and spacious Saloons for breakfasts and refreshments. Also a read ing Room, and a suite of splendid Baths and dressing Rooms,. • at a low rate of reihuneration. PROPOSED FLAN OP EXPENDITURE AND REMUNERATION. Supposed expense of purchase and completing the Building Furniture and Fittings . - ---- Equal to ten calls of £2 per share .... 100,0 Interest at £lO per cent, per share, £lO,OOO, which, after the second year, must accumulate as the Lives progressively fall in. . Thus, if 10 per cent. per share is payable on 5000 Live". (and assuming each Shafeholder to nominate one tOreach ,hare, then) 121 per cent, will be receivable when the lives are reduced to 4000 161 per cent. when reduced to 25 do. 100 do. 200 do. ....... .. . 250 do. aoq do. 500 do. 11)00 do. 2000 do. And when reduced to 20, a sale and distribution of the rto perty among them. A graduated scale will be prepared for the Rent of Apart merits, but supposing 300 out of 600 single Apartments to 1," constantly occupied, averaged at the lows= of Is. 6d. each, viz., £l5l per week. or let to permanent tenants at the aLTI?, rate, £27 7s. 6d. each per annum will produce £8212 10s. Anu supposing 200 double furnished Apartments to be constantly , occupied at the low rate of 2s. 6d., viz., £175 per week, or let t° permanent tenants at the same rate makings 10s. each per annu. will produce £9lOO per ann uip— an aggregate rent.ll?' ..3 £17,312 10s. Thus allowing one hundred Apattments to remain unoccupied. . , . . , .. for ("is' lOi' Allowing the expenses of the Establishment, and -, ' Gas, Candles, Water, and Insurance, to be 1;6000 pre annut ~,c there will be at this low scale, after paying ( the shares, (on capital advanced as above,) leave a balinCa.noo £1312 10. towards a fund for repairs .and other contingeverh', ~ '...). £lO per rent.. o 4 a.... 11 without taking into consideration an increase of Dividend,Wbe: will arise front the emoluments to be derived from the Refio? , ment Rooms and Baths. Applications for Prospectuses and Shares to be /cede, 01,9 it!V before MONDAY next, the 13th instant, to listqtrxj,r47, Agent, 174, Dale-street, Liverpool. s • • . ' THE LIVERPOOL STANDA RD .luNu 7, IK6 gre a Intti