The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

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' '• .r" • ... , „ ~; ;,. , ... ~...:, cp --'-'.';,--:,, ": 11 'I: t 111 ' 1.. .. 111 ,--- JOS. NICKELS and Mr. JOIIN E OWES ' lii!1:7-.. The very fast Ship MLNE'RV A ' l A, . ; r ,. .A. .. . 0. si r STONE, under the Firtu of " Glad o , Nickels, and . f ....;_ , ::'i ,:: ~..,.......„._‘... . The AITERSON, CO triaride'r ; fal d. = Will have immediate despatch. 'or freight, &c., ~...,- ,-T h, 2 / 'apply or board, Prince's Duck, or to NCAN GIBB. AND GENERAL ,COMMEIICIAL ADVERTISER. on the Premises adjoining those and ot•c Go. are e l:: I . B Liverpool a il t h . B - s t ._ ru 4 e i,. :),, . I: tn ri hs 7 L e ,N ' E s a D i f tli k cx . csit slsi .Vo. 14, Boh-street, Prince's Duck Ist January, 18.36, ,1.1.11( t S he ol l e at A e g k e s n \ 4 4 ::::l --- ......... • HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEYINJOY TO GUARD t—SSIOLLETT. ,--- VAS. 0 _-~ To sail mmediate. / For BATAVIA i and SINC ly A 'ORE, a(r . The A 1 British -built Brig HO ! TENS lA, z ik W. A. R EID, Cow' • a a a er, _ ..• _ ( Who is well acquainted the trade ;) Burthen per register 253 tons; newly cippered and copper fastened.—For freight or passage apply to Messrs. HOLDER puss and CHILTON; J. N. Wool) and Co., or to / ROBERT WISE and Co. N consequence if the lamented Dea h of Mr. HUGE' GLADSTONE, - I of the Firm of /llqti GLADSTONE and OLnit.km, Sail-makers and Sail Clo Dealers, the Business will in future be carlied on in all its branches as heretofore on the same Yieinises, and the transactions of the late Firm wound up by- S. W. QLDUAM. 13, Bath-street, Ist January, 1836. TtTESDAY„TAN UARY 5, 183 ~7 VoL. VI 326.] [PRICE 71). ,teant Nabtßation. salto by auction. Amico 1 L?auction. zTo tail immediately. For MANILLA,' , -known Clipper SOIENAY, HCGH STEWART, CO der; ns per registP:.l;or freight or passage apply to Messrs. Wood and Co., or to ROBERT WISE and Cu. ' a l t o Op auction. TAMES HOERIDGE, CONFECTIONER, Oldhall - street, first doorfrom the, Exchange, returns his grateful acknowledg , _ ments to his Friends and the Public for the lib sal support he 14 4 has experienced in business, and respectfully ' orms them that TO MO It ROW, (WED NES DA Y,) 6th nuary, 1836, bekng the TWELFTH DAY, he will be ' possession of the LAR.GEST PLUM CAKE in LIV WOOL, and a great number of smaller CAKES, of different sizes, %%liich he hopes wilt meet with their approbation. The Shop will be Illuminated in the Evening. THIS DAY. THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth instant, at Tw e o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, D -street, 56 Bales JUTE, partiall aged, And which may be seen previously at n's, Lancelot's-hey, Room No. 2.—Apply to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. / g Intended to sail immediately. For CALCUTTA, • ' The BRIDGET, / Capt- CROSUIEII 'Burt h en per reg i ster 405 tons.—For freight assage apply to the Capt a i n , on h oar d ; to CHAS. HORSFALS., or THOS. ToBIN, "Escirs., Merchants, or to JOHN HASLEDEN, Broker. v,„ R THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the sth instant, at Tw ve o'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old 1-street, WO Tierces Jamaica COF Apply to Messrs. JOHN HALL and Co:, 14 chants, or to BUCHANAN and B OWNS, Brokers. Far CALCUTTA, The fine Ship OTTERSPOOL JOHN RICH A R DSON, Cosnmander --- A 1; burthen per register tons ; pered and copper-fastened ; sails fast, and has good ac modations for Rassenger3.—For terms of which, or freight, apply to Messrs. POTTliit, and Co., or to GEORGE HIGHFIELD. WEST INDIES. To sail in all January. For KINGSTON, JAMAIC , 1/ 7 , lor And will . ** deliver Goods at A L ATOR POND, ife, BLACK RIVER, GREEN ISLAND, 0 CABESSA, PORT MARIA, and Ports adjacent, The Barque CHAT H A M, JOHN GILL; Commander. For freight or passage, having excellent cabin accommodatio n, -apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. Warranted first Vessel. For KINGSTON, JAMAICA, . deliver Goods at OLD 1 - lAat39 , SALT RIVER, and places adjacent tk , The well-known Cumberland-built LAN TER, J. LITTLE, Master Burthen 232 tons ; loading in the Prince's Dock ; and as great part of her cargo will consistbf Plantation Stores, she will have quick despatch. —Apply to Mr. Jos. C. NtcHtt.soiv ' Merchant, oo 1-c ou rt, or t o J. NELSON WOOD and Cu. I To sail in ten days, -,.... , 4 ; , For GRENADA and CA RRIAC , • 1 ,44 7 7 The Brig THOMAS PE , THUS. ELLIOT ' Maste Burthen per r eg i s t e r 206 t ons , A 1, an d coppe d.—For freight Or passage apply to lie9ritA.l SA Lisa LIR Y, TURNER, and EA R LE, +Or to J. NELSON WOOD and Co. . , Intended to sail immediately. - ~. For. BAItBADOES, .....,..A. The Ship B A lt T 0 N , , , ,, 7 J. ANWYL, Master ifi,- --- LIV-' - ' l ' passage For freight or apply to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. r To sail about the 10th fanuaty. -- - For DEMERARA, • . 4 .42 A The first-class Banque JUP • , . ... Captain Wu. RAMSA :317 tons.—For freight or passage apply to JOSEPH JONES and Co., 9, Exchange-alley. To sail on the 15th instant. For HAVANA, (In lieu of the MENSAGERO .4119>, The A; liSpanish Brig JOY EN ' IQUE, - „ J. A. GARAY, Mast ; Burthen 160 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, and in all respects an eligible conveyance ; George's Dock.-For terms of freiglat or passage apply to Mr. F. MANERO, or to ASHLEY BROTHERS. To sail the 15th January. For BARBADOES, The first-class newly-Cop red rig 44. 1 4): JOHN BLAC JOHN MIKENZIE, t For freight or passage apply to S. LEE TROTMAN, Merchant, Clarence-buildings, North John-street, or to CAMPBELL and. CRAWFORD. Tv .sail immediately, ,3: - For DEMERARA, .717: 44'...ea; The fine Ship HOPKINS .... pm J... WHITE, Coin er; For freight or passage apply on board vessel, Waterloo Dock, orto NICHOLAS WATERHOUSE and SONS. /.4For DEMERARA, The Ship JOHN STONE, ‘; A. MTHEasuN, Master. -"'":"-- For freight or passage (having s oraccommoda tions) apply to SANDBACH, - NE, and Co. For DEMERARA, • The. A I British-built Barque INDOO, :aft • -4 7 Captain H OGE ItT •To sailtinip few (ley' , ' or s nas_sage , , it, rind Leo. For BAB,I3ADOES The fast-sailing Barque BAI ADIAN, -4:6,1 1 4 DAVID HUTCHINS° ' aster ; Lying in the Queen' s Dock—. r freight or passage apply to REYES, LITH LAND, and Cu., Wolstenholme-square._ For ANTIGUA, The Ship GRAC P. PE4aSON, Al • For freight or Pe erage apply to C. W. and F. SHAND. UNITED STATES. , clears on &iturday next, the 9th .instant. For NEW ORLEANS' Trek:. The A. 1 British -b u ilt su p er i or Ship I NTRINSIC, -'aptain C•HAmaft d d Registers 337 tons, t4ils remarkably fast, all 44fords a first-rate conveyance for dry goods.—For freight or passage, having iuperior cabins, apply to Mr. W. SHARP, or to • JOHN GORDON and Co. For .NEW ORLEANS, Are i yalar Trader, 440 The well-known first-class ShipiPRWELL, Captain Ar...ExAN l tztrow ; 408 tons tvgister ; has splendid accotn ations for cabin and steerage passengers.—For freight, &c., apply to the Captain, on board, east side Prince's Dock. On SALE 4 47- The new Ship BORNEO, 1 81 „04 , 458 tons register, built of the very best seasoned white - oak, at 4uebee, (having been T 8 months on the stocks,) by an experienced builder, and under inspection from the com mencement ; copper-faitened, decks copper-kiled, and the whole of the ship's equipments most amp , and of the best 'quality. The dimensions for measureme are—for length 120 feet 6 inches; breadth 28 feet 111 inch' height between decks 6 feet 3 inches; extreme depth of ho 20 feet 6 inches : well supplied with provisions, and, as the ship is perfectly tight, might be sent to sea at a very trifling expence. Now lying in the'Brunswick Dock, loaded with a large and very fine cargo of yellow pine timber, which may also be had along with the ship at a reasonable price.—For particulars apply to JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th January inst., at Twelve o'clock, at molv ) neux, Taylor, and Co. s Office, Chapel-street, 843 Bap 68 Casks - SUGAR ~ ,34 Cases 58 Baskets X.:* 33 Tons SAPAN WOOD, 1 Ton HOOFS, 4 eases HATS 3-Bags S . ' 9 Boxes CIGARS, Landed, per Saguenay, from Manilla. MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers. SOUTII AMERICA. !MIL have quick despatch, For VALPARAISO, INTERIVIE DIU ',and LIMA, j: „, .3.'`fle,),The fi ne new Barque I AN, - H. G. HOLTON, Alas A 1, 1.951t0na, coppered and copper-fas , and / in every respect a first-rateiconveyance.—Forrterms of freight, &e., ap ply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. LINE OF PACKETS FOR RIO D ANEIRO, To sail ea the Ist and 16th of ever / Month. 1r To sail en the 16th J - 0 , The fine British-built Ba GLENARM, Captain A. Ga BER • A 1, being only twelve mouths old, 26. i tons, coppered, tails remarkably fast, and a most desirable conveyance for goods or passengers.—For terms, &c., apply on board, in the Prince's lDack ; to W. And J. TYRER ; ASHLEY BROTHERS, or to JOHN HOLLIWELL. NEW SOUTH WALES. Will clear at the Custom-house on Thursday, .the 7 instant. For, 6 IIOBART TOWN and SYll EY; NEw SOUTH WALES, 2: 1 ,„'"Irk; The fine A 1 Ship STRA — A, "-- Burthen per register 333 tons, th ghly copper-fas tene4l and eoppered, and sails remarkably, ast ; her cabin ac commodations are very superior, being 9 feet high.—Forfreight or a few tons voods or passage apply on board, in the Prince's Zack ; to Mr. JAMES LOGAN, or to HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-lane. 4 For HOBART TOWN and SYDNE , N.S.W. a - -Is ~,.‘,. The new Barque KILAIAU , --:......ics Captain SHARPE ; j i7 '" A 1 at Lloyd's; copper-fastenecl a coppered.; the greater part of the freight be►ng engaged d ready to be put an board will be speedily despatched:— freight or passage aPply in Glasgow to Messrs. Bo6rt, ALE N DEE, and. Co.; or 4 ere to CHARLES S. MIDDLETON, Or to COTES WORTH and SMITH. 111 21}1TERRANEADT. Will have , quick despatch. ~./I ~.c. For NAPLES and M ESSI , .efi-* —.....,.. 14.4 The ALLESSANDR II V.INCENZO DI :BARTOLO, k aster; A I, 120 tons register, new coppered,-and t . , ving the greater part of h er cargo ready for going ou board; will be despatched as above. —For terms of freight apply to JOHN BIBBY and Co. For VENICE, And will forward Goods to ANCONA and TRIF,TE, hivi, The fine new coppered Schooner ZETLAND, MW. ELLING, Maser ; 130 tons reg i s t er ; having a grea V'part of her cargo ready for shipment, will have quick despatc:ll.- - For terms of freVit apply to JOHN' BIBBY and Co. FROM AN EGYPTIAN MA.NUSCR T. tr is well known the Egyptian Priests possess a knowledge in herbs, mineral% and metallic extracts, d a skill in the 1 1 plicstion of them to the human frame w h has since been , 4 fit to the world. Two of these' celebr d Compounds are gitv presented to the Public by a Medic entleman, namely, 4 Embrocation and Plaster, which on ml will be found on . t tingly s uccessful in the c ure som of those maladies so 11 - 8, - lent in this climate. T he EMBROCATION for habitual t `bead-ache Tic Doloreux, Rheumatism, Lumbago. Water on D'tßrain:Flatulency and Swelling caused by Dislocation or rains. The PLASTE R for Cancers, Scrofulous, Tumours, A• • R,, kite Swelling, Sore Throat, Mumps, White. Blisters, Burns, 11,,altls, Chilblains, Whitlowq, Stiff Neck, Cuts, Wounds, Piles, arresting external Mortification, and gives re rtll affections of the Lungs and Chest. p r i:e. b e had of J. CANNON, Chemist and Druggist, No. 1, si*l-street, NewCustwm.house, Liverpool, in Bottles and Pots, thilli n ys each, including duly. PATENT 'WEIGHING MACHINES' • UTCHINSON'S IMPROVED PATE. WEIGH ING MACHINES for the use of roc , Wharfs, Col lieries, Railways, Turnpike Roads, Gas"; •rks, &c., &c., to Weigh from One Pound to Ten-Tons, vered and Fixed at Reduced Prices. • Agent—Mr. DRURY, Castle-street, Liverpool. Sheffield, June, ]835. On WEDNESDA Y; the 13th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Ewart, Myers, and Co.'s Office, Exchange-alley, About 3% Tons fine Cattron IVORY, Just landed, ex Agnes, from Africa. For particulars apply to 1. 0. BOLD, Esq., or to EWART, JIYERS, and 94Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at Twel o'clock, at Bate son and Horsfall's Office, Lower astle-street, 2 Tons East India IV Y, Ex Columbia, from mbay, 1 Ton African DI f-0, Ex Cessnock, from Africa.—Apply to BATESOkI and HORSFALokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at One ock, at Corrie, Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rum -place, 28 Bales SAFFLO R, • Ex Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply t • . CORRIE, HUSON, and Co.. „13. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at One ' opk, at Cottle ' Huson, and Co.'s Office, Rum -place, 182 Bags Mocha COl 33 Chests GUM ABIC, 5 Chests GUM IMI, 15 Bales SAFFLOWER, Ex Eucles, Columbia, and Lintiu, from Bomba .—Apply to Messrs. Nicol., DUCKWORTH, and Co., Mereha ,or to CURRIE', HUSON, an 0., Brokers. OR WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at One 'clock, at Currie, Hutton. and Co.'s Office, Rum rd-placo, 30 Bales SAFFLOW 34 Chests SWELL C, 70 Chests TINCAL, Ex Magnet, from Calcutta:—Apply to Messrs. TAYLOR, POT TER, and Co., Merchants, or to CURRIE, HUSON, and yettf., Brokers. I POSTPONED From WEDNESDAY, the 13th, to WEDNES Y, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Hoscow and Rio' ffice, Water-street, 93 Bales HORSE In, • Just arrived from Buenos Avres and lonte Video.—Apply tO BOSCO W and, , RIGG, Brokers. at On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at T elve o'clock, at No. 6, T ower-garden, ' . 56 Bales HORSE AIR, Ex Durham and Packet, from Mon 'Video. JOHN and SAMUEL BECKWITH, Brokers. DOUGLAS, ISLE: OF MAN. His Majesty's Royal Mail and War-office Ste4M-packet QUEEN OF THE ISLE, . WILLIAM GILL, commander; Will sail from LIVERPOOL for DOUGLAS --during the Month of January, as 'follows, vie. :—Fro eorge's Pier head, with the Mail and Passengers, ever ON DAY MORNING, at Nine o'clock, and from Clarence , with Goods, Passen gers, and the Mail, every THURSDA FTERNOON, about the time of High Water, returning from DOUGLAS every TUES DAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at Tide Time. Cabin Fare from Liverpool to Douglas 'los. 6d. Steerage Ditto ss. 6d. For freight or passage apply to the Agents, MOORE and CIIft,ISTIAN, 23; Redcross-street, Liverpool; EDWARD MOORE, Douglas, Isle of Man. (];=. Shippers of Bonded GoodS will be held responsible for any detention which may be caused to the vessel. It is also re quested that those parties who intend their Goods shall be en tered by the Agent do send the particulars of the same into the Office before Twelve o'clock at Noon on the day of cleating, Otherwise the Agent will nut be responsible for the extra duty of 15 per cent. incurred in consequence of non-entry. POWERFUL STEAM-PACKETS To LON DON DE.L444.X,: TWICE EVERY WEEK. s The Northwest of Ireland Unio eata Vessels The PRINCESS VI ORIA, • .Captain J. B TON, Will sail for LONDOND RRY, with leave to call at PORT R USII and the GIANT'S CAUSEWAY, To MORROW, (Weduesday,) the 6th instant, at Eleven o'clock, The powerful Steam-packet ISABELLA NAPIER,' - "s' • Captain D. A. DAVENPORT, Will also sail, as usual, on SATURDAY next, the 9th instant, at Two o'clock, from the Clarence Dock. For Rates of Freight and Passage apply to . JOHN MUN,N, Foyle-street, Londonderry. MOORE and M'CItEIGHT, 23, Water-street, Liverpool, Who have for SALE, 'The well-known Steam-packet QUEEN ADELAIDE, built by Mr. John Wood; of Port Glasgow,. burthen per register 173 tons : propelled by two Engines of 140 Horse-power, by Mr. Robert Napier, of the Vulcan Foundry, Glasgow ; now in com plete order, and lying in the Port of Londonderry. (One concern.) 4 - For DUBLIN AND BELFAST. TIM CITY OF DUBLIN \ STEAM-PACKET COMP. , INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PA ANTENT. The above Company sail their . Vessels, it/s or without Pilots,) taking Goods and Passengers to following ports, namely, To DUBLIN Daily. For BELFAST, the HIBERNIA, TO-MOIIROW, (Wednes day,) the 6th instant, 'at Twelve o'clock at NoJo, from the Clarence Dock. Apply, for Dublin Line, to SAMUEL PERRY, 27, for Belfast Line, to Water-street. JOHN APCAMMON and Co., The princik:de of this Company is that of attaching all Im porters and Exporters by a Division of the Profits among them, after payment of the Dividends—thus creating a community of interests between the Shippers and Shareholders—a principle which wtll best guarantee to its Proprietors a certainty of their Dividends, and to Shippers of all descriptions of Goods and Live Stuck the having a well supported Establishment of first class Steamers, and the lowest rate of Freight compatible with due attention to their maintenance. On sale. FOR EXPORTATION AND HO USE. PAINT OILS, LAMP DITT , OIL PAINTS, of every dew' ion, DRY COLOURS, ditto to, VARNISHES, ditto itto, J. and J. TAYLOR a Co., Manufacturers. Office, No. 9, Seddon-street. Ships supplied with PAINTS, OILS, &c. with despatch, and on the lowest terms. Apply to Wholesale STATIONERY and. PAPERS, for Exportation and Home Consumption; , Fine Writing and Printing PAPERS, of every description; LEDGERS, JOURNALS, Day, Cask; Bill, and all other Mercantile ACC . OUNT-130 KS, Ruled to any Pattern, in improved Bindings, wing the full amount of Excise Drawback on 11 Goods r i for Exportation" Coloured Sample PAPERS and ' sues, Cartridge, Cap, Brown, Casing. and She ing PAPERS, and MILLED BOARD ; • . Hand-made TWINES, LINES, GASKETINGS, &c.; Seine, Turtle, Herring, Mullet, Salmon, and Shrimp TWINES ; Papering or Casing TWINE; Baling and Shop TWINE; StitchingTWlNE for Bags; Seaming, Tabling, and Roping TWINE; PACKING for Steam Engines; .peep Sea, Hand Lead, and Log LINES; Grumot, Point,. Ccd,Alaekerel, andltherF I§friNG - LINES; Tea Chest, Orange, 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. On SALE. The beautiful Brigantine REBECCA, 2Burthen 122 . tuns; built under %he Owner's particular +` inspection, at Cumberland, 14: 1 3.1 launched in July last: Jeugth, 70 feet 7 inch s t breadth, 20 feet 4 inches;, depth, 11 feet 4 inches: a mos esirable vessel of her size, sails fast, and carries' a large car at a very easy draft of water.—Apply to THOMAS ATTON, jun., Canning-buildings, 35, South John-street. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY THE TRUSTEES of this Charity are requested to attend the ANNUAL BOARD, to be holden at the INFIRMARY, on MONDAY, the 11th day of January, 1836, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to transact the Business of the House, and to Elect Officeri for the ensuinYear. • JOSEPH N. WALKER, President. December 26, 1835. The Treasurer begs to acknowledge i(43 receipt of the follow, ing contributions:— s. d. From J. Aspinall, Esq., Mayor, being a Fine received from a Juryman, sunamonedlOr the Quarter Sessions, for non-attendance „ Mr. John Roberts, Hanover-street 3 3 0 „ Four new Menibers of Grand Jury,-per Thomas Shaw, Esq., Foreman Legacy from Mrs. Lydia Steers, Toxteth-park, per Spencer Jas. Steers, Esq., Executor, free of duty lOO 0 0 From Edmund Molyneux, Esq., Savannah, U. S 100 0 0 „ Mr. Jamei K. Wood, Administrator of Captain G. Weaver, who died in the Infirmary „ Thomas Molyneux, Esq., Newsbam-house „ Mr:john Armroyd, Paiadise-street, in acknow ledgement of the attention paid to his sou , when a Patient in the Infirmary lO 0 0 „ Mr. William M`Kenzie „ a, per James Aspinall, E sq., Mayor 10 0 0 Legacy from Mrs. Elizabeth,Wor ra ll, per Rev. Thos Bold, Duke-street l9 19 0 From Mr. William Pearson and Mr. George Booth,' the Trustees of the late John Ashton, Esq. ..300 0 0 „ Mr. David J: Jackson, Castle-itreet, part of a sum awarded to him ' 2 0 0 „ A Friend, per Josias Booker, .Esq lO 0 0 ~ Mr. James Heaton, Everton, being a sum re ceived for duties performed by him as Assessor of House and Window Duty, with 10s. in ad- dition ....... : 2 0 0 „ From Mrs. Leigh, at the request of her late hus band,. John Leigh, Esq., Park-hill-road 2l 0 0 Collection at St. George's Church, per Rev. J. Tobin 30 1 9 „ at Christ Church, per Rev. J. Wilson . lB 1 9 „ at St. Thomas's Church, per Rev. T. Buff 1 0 .6 11 Legacy from Mrs. Goldie, Rodney-street, per James Crosbie and William Dlrynaple, Esquires, Executors £looo Less Duty lOO--900 0 0 From Mrs. Hesketh, in consideration of attention paid a Patient .recommended by her „ J. Gerard, Esq , M.D., Lydiate 2O 0 0 „ William Foster, Esq., Rodney-street, in consi deration of attention shown a servant, who met with a slight accident 2 2 0 „ Benjamin Buchanan, Esq., Rodney-street „ James Rawdon, Esq., Oldhall-street „ James Alison, Esq., St. Anne-street 5O • 0 0 „ Richard Alison, Esq., St. Anne-street lOO 0 0 „ Rev. Edward Hull, Mason-street, Edge-hill 52 10 0 Collection at St. Nicholas's Church, per Rev. T. Iliff 20 18 0 From Mr. Atkins, Zoological Gardens Collection at St. Andrew's Church, per Rev. J. Jones 40 0 0 „ at St. Michael's Church, per Rev. C. Morrall l7 11 2 From a Friend, being a sum received for compromise of an injury from an accident in returning from the Races in July last • 5 ' 0 0 „ Arthur Heywood, Esq., Lark-hill 2OO 0 0 „ Joseph N. Walker, Esq., President lO5 0 0 „ John Stewart, Esq., Mount-pleasant 2l 0 0 „ Charles Groves, Esq., Canning-street ~ Mr. Joseph Reynolds, at the request of the late Mr. RAbert Coleman 4 0 0 „ Richard tildes, Esq., St. Helen's, being part of a legacy of £l9B, bequeathed to him under the will of the late Mr. Benjamin Hatton „ T. W. Fletcher, Cleveland-square 1 1 0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN/that the Partnership heretofore subsistin. , between usithe undersigned JAMES SCOTT and WILLIAIrI PA IKE as Corn Merchants and Corn Factors, in Liverpool, '; the firm of " Scott and Parke," having expired by e ion of time, is this day fitt dis solved by mutual consent. A ebts due to or by our late Partnership will he received au paid by the said James Scott. JAMES SCOTT. WILLIAM PARKE. Brunswick-street, December 31, 1835.- • ' SALE OF FUI?NITURE,4v. By Messrs. T. a'id J. TRO l'l' ER, On FRIDAY nest, the Bth instant, precisely at. Eleven o'clock, at their Rooms, in Whiteehapel, A GENERAL assortment of useful HOUSEHOLD ,FUR tII- NITUR E an Eight-day Clock, Office Desks and Fixtures, &c., reoved'for convenience of sale. m omprising Four-post and Camp BedsteaK, with Moreen and Printed Cotton Hangings, Mattresses, .Feit'ther Beds and Bed ding, Chamber Chairs, rables, and Washstands, Swing, Pier, and Box Dressing Glasses, Window Curtains, Brussels, Kid derminster, and Parlour Stair Carpets, Mahogany Articles in Dining, Card,. Pembroke, and Snap Tables, Sets of Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Night Commodes, Kitchen Requisites, Iron Safe Doors, Bt4 May be viewed diTihe'Morning of Sale and Catalogues had. C.GNSItiNMI?,NT OF. FINE INDIANAS IN ALL 41-1111iVA NG - ADES - AN D CO LOU RS; &C. MR. WALKER (successor to the late Kr. MAURICE RIME) begs to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that he has received instructions to offer to public competition at his Rooms, 31, Church-street, on TUESDAY ne ;'the 12th, WEDNESDAY, the 13th January instant, and f wing days of business until the whole be Sold, conr.ne g each day at Eleven o'clock, the STOCK •in 'IRA ' ora MANUFAC TURER of INDIANAS, who is decli g the Business,-con sisting of several shades in beautiful Claret, French Greys, Emerald, Grass, Myrtle, Lavender, Fawn, variety of shades in Browns, true-dyed Blacks, fine plain Whites, rich fancy-printed Drabs, and various other shades, a few Ends of extra-superfine Black Cassimeres. Also a variety OfTA.BLE COVERS and Inisti LINENS, &c. Mr. WALKER begs to call the attention of the Ladies to the above Sale of Indianas, as the Goods are of first-rate qualities, and consigned for absolute and unreserved Sale. May be viewed on the .Mornings of Sale; when Catalogues may be had .at the Rooo,s. Cash advanced upon Goods intended for immediate Sale. A DECIDED BARGAIN. .. i • ieefr . I ril obe LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, in the ;Are, fo .R.. 'SACCO, SMA LLW A RE, and TEA LINE, Sin!: . 124, Brown low-hill. The Fitting-up is nearly new, gill be disposed of on liberal terms: The present occupi vend another bu siness is the cause of his disposing of till,. An APPRENTICE Wanted to the PLUMBING and GLAZ ING BUSINESS.—AppIy as above. EDNESDAY. To-Alm:ow, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, • on . the Quay' north west corner of Queen's Dock, 15 'runs COD OIL, • 10 Do. Coloured SEAL 410E70, 10 Do. SEAL ItENDEWNGS, Ex St. Patrick, from Newfoundland.—Apply to Mr. THOS. HARRISON ) Jun., or • WM. HINDE, Broker, Slater-court. To-atm:How, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, , on BOard the 'Vessel, in Canning Dock, ' • • The Smack EXPERIMEN , of Jersey, Burthen per register 47 tons, ith all her Sails, .W." 641 Rigging, Anchors, Cables, & , &c. And, inune - - diately after, 5 Tons of Swedish ON. For inventory and further particulars apply to Mr. HENRY CLYNN, Broker, cL• GRAHAM and TAYLOR. Honduras MAHOGANY, of superior quality. To'-MORROW, (Wednesday,)' the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, in Dempsey, Benbow, and Co.'s Bonded Yard, Sefton-street, 23-1 Logs HONDURAS MAHOGANY, Containing MOW feet, Liverpool easurenont ; imported in the " Onyx," J. Nicholson, Mester, 're 'roux the Bay, and just landed. This cargo is of a very splendid id r tion, comprising Ca binet Wood, very super ior in quality, an large dimensions, with a proportion of Machinery Wood; t whole being a better assortment than'h s been offered in Liverpool for many years past, and well e attention of the Trade gene rally. Also, 228 Los, uha MA OGANY, 86 Co ew Sout ale- O,EDAR, 64 Lt avana CE . ti 714 Logs Pencil CE 97 Pieces ANGICO D, 123 ZEBRA WOO , PLA KS, 86 ROSEWOUD LANK , 40 Pieces BIRD,.EYE MAPLE, 602 LANCEWOOD SPARS, 3 Tons VIOLET WOOD. For Catalogues and further particulars apply to DEMPSEY, BENBOW, and co., Brokers. TO -MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, at One o'clock, at William Nevett's Office Rumford-street, About . 50 Tons BRIMSTONE, Landing, ex Bramley, from Marseilles, , on th st side of the King's Dock. About 50 Tons Bill .''NE, Landing, ex Mary Ann, from Mars ;on the east side of the King's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. J Causip and Co., Mer chants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. THURSDAY. OR THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, a welve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's •t.. , Dale-street, 1750 Bags LINSEED, (in e condition,) Just arrived, ex Intrinsic, from Cat t a.—Apply to WILLIAM SHARP, Merchant, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. on 'THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, .a 'welve o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's 011ie ; Dale-street, 1203 Bags SALTY RE, Now landing, ex Perfect, from Cale =Apply to • JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. FRIDAY . On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Tw ye o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and Foster's Offi ale-street, 4300 Bags It! Now landing ex Perfect, from Calcutta.—Apply JONES, MANN, and FOS' , Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twe o'clock, at Jones, Mann, and*Foster's Of , tle•street, 2350 Bags RI ' Now landing ex Intrinsic, from Calcutta.—Apply4 Mr. Was. SHARP, Merchant, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUNSWICK. STREET. By W.. COOBAN, TOMORROW, (Wednesday,) the 6th instant, on the emises, .Brunswick -street, late in the occupation .of Mr. us. Tullitt, deceased, by F ot-de2. qf the E rection ; T - HE HOUSEHOLD URNITUR nsisting of Four. post and Tent Bedsteads, Feath eds and Bedding, Mahogany Tables, Looking Glasses, Kitchen Requisites, supe• rior Beer Machine, with four pulls, &c. complete. The sale to commence at Eleven o'clock precisely. FREEHOLD PROPERTY'TO BE SOLD BY=WAY OF lit (' TONTINE. fIpHE Property which is the subject of thi , 'entitle is Free hold_ of Inheritance, situate in the ern part of Liver pool, in the vicinity of the North M - e,t, and consists of HOUSES and PREMISES, valued b -yistt eminent Surveyor at £6300, and the Rental (at a moderate rate) amounts to £552 per Annum. The Tontine to consist of 126 TRANSFERABLE SHARES of £5O each. The interest of the Shareholders to depend upon the Lives of Nominees, to be named by them ; each Nom►nee to be 50 years Of age or upwards; one Life to be nominated - for eaelfShare, and each Shareholder to be entitled to a proportion of the Rents during the Life of his Nominee. The Shareholder whose Nominee shall Survive all the other Nominees to become the absolute Owner of the whole Property. As soon as the Shares are appropriated the Property will be conveyed to the Shareholders—who are to execute a Deed in which the Rules and Regulations of the 'Font ine will be detailed. Each Shareholder, by Insurink the the Life of his Nominee, (which can be donshfor a trifling sum,) may secure the repay ment of the value of his Share on the death of the Nominee ; and in the meantime he will receive his proportion of the Rents, which proportion will increase on the death of each of the other Nominees. An opportunity of Investment is thus afforded, so as to yield good interest, and at the same time to give to each Shareholder a fair chance of ultimately acquiring the sole Ownership of the Property. For further particulars, and for Copies of the Prospectus, application may be made at the Office of Mr . —r; fiORGB WOR THINGTON, Solicitor, Chapel-walks, Liverpool. On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve. o'clock, at the .. ' -Public Sale-room, Exchange-bui.ldings,. 200 'tt ags Clean and Stained Sea ISia,ntl . ( COTTON. 150 Bales Manilla Apply to Messrs. SANDS, HODGSON, VRNER, and Co., Mer chants, or to GODFREY BARNSLEY and SON, Brokers. On FRIDAY next, the Eith instant, at One clock, at William Nevett's Office R um f or treet, About 200 Tons fine fr es h Lima RAGUA WOOD, Landing, ex Robert Finnie, from Glista ica, east side of the Prince's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Toon N A vi.on and Co., Merchants, or to i WILLIAM NEVETT. AFTER FRIDAY NERT. On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at Tyve< o'clock, at E K Buchanan and Browne's Offic 0 all-street, Iy 2 Tons 'East India I y . , BUCHANAN and'RßO NE, Brokers. On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at One 'clock, at Buchanan and Browne's Office, Old 11-street, 46 -Bales Fine Benga 1 W SILK, Comprising Cossiinbuza urripaut, &c. Also, 20 Cases of SILK' PIEC . OODS, consisting of 10 Cases CossimbUzar CHOPPA HS, 6 Do. Serampore DITTO, 4 Do. Cossimbuzar CORAHS, Ex Crown and Royal Saxon, from Calcutta.—Apply to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. /Legal Notirq. DIVIDE 'D/ rirlHE creditors who have prove t eir debts under a fiat in bankruptcy issued against E RAIM HOBSON, now or late of Liverpool, in the county Lancaster, grocer, dealer and Chapman, may receive a first dividend of Five Shillings in the Pound by applying at the Office of JOHN and JAMES BROWN, 2, Exchange-street East, Liverpool, between the hours of Eleven and One o'clock, after Monday next. January 4th, 1836. FURNITURE, P L EA SA NT-STREET. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On TEIURSD A Y next, the 7th instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, Pomona-street, corner of Pleasant-street, ryIHE genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURELI • and Effeets of a Person decliningEonsekeeffrno... Comprising Mahogany Articles in SetS of Grairs,l7Sofas, vt) f rim co vered' with Black Hair Cloth, Chests oers, Dining, Pembroke; Card, and Snap Tables, Nigh nimodes, Cimney, Pier, Box, and Swing Dressing Glass Kidderminster and Venetian Carpets, Window Curtains, Four-poit and Camp Bedsteads and Hangings, Mattresses, good Feather Reds, with suitable Bedding, Chamber Chaits, Tables, and Basin Stands, Kitchen Requisites, &c. • May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and Catalogues had. hol ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITU trr - i i-c. By Mr..HODG ' , To -MORROW, (Wednesday, the 31 re d THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock each morning, at his Rooms, 60, JJousEH OLD FURNITUKE, comprising excellent Sofas in Black Hair Cloth, Mahogany Cane-bottomed and Kitchen Chairs, Sideboards, Loo, Card, Sofa, Pembroke, and Dining Tables, Bedsteads and Bedding, Chests of Drawers, Carpets, Oil Cloths, China, Glass, &c., and a general assortment of elegant useful Household Furniture. Also a Magic Lantern, a 'morning Lathe, &c. May be publicly viewed This Day, 'the sth instant, when Catalogues will be ready. N.B.—Cash advanced on every description of Property con signed for Sale. BANKRUP'T'S PROPERTY. On THU RSDA Y next, the 7th day of January, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at the Clarendon . -rooms, South John-street, Liver pool, in the County of Lancaster, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, • -- ALL that extensive newly-erected pile of BUILDINGS, erected for and used as At.wo WORKS, And an Asa 111 - N LiFACTORY, situate in Hardshaw-with' -Wiudle, in the said County, and comprising a Steam ~ -engi :. Twenty-two Horses power, and Mill-gearing, Engine-h e i "11-house, Alum house, Boiler-house, Lime-kil o s, Sh s, Oceans, Black Ash Furnaces, Evaporating Pins, Boilers, Grates, Pumps, Cisterns, Vats, Tubes, Pipes, Headstone Lifter, with Framing complete, Two-edge Stones, and Vertical Rollers, with Lifters, Agitators and Elevators, Five Lead Chambers, Weighing Machine, and other erections, Conveniences and Appurtenances, excellently calculated for the effective carrying on of the said Works, which were lately in the possession of and worked by Mr. Edward Rawlinson. The above Premises are situate on the South Bank of the Sankey Navigation Canal; near to St. Helens; and the pur-• chaser will be entitled to the privilege of taking Water by Drains, Pipes, orotherwise, - from the said Canal, for the pur pose of Carrying on the said Works; and for the like purpose to place Goods and merchandise upon the said Bank. The Piemises are held under the Company of Proprietors of the Sankey Brook Navigation, for the residue of a Term of 500 years, created by Indenture of the 25th October, 1833, subject to the annual rent, of £25, which rent, together with the rever sion of the Premises, expectant upon the determination of the said Lease, the Lessee named in the said Lease, his executors, administrators, and assigns, have the option of purchasing at any time, upon payment of twenty years' purchase on the amount of the said rent. Mr. John Bevan who is at, and has the care thereof, will ilePi4f.tuts - e-at,.l further information trizq be-had On ap plication to Mr. LEE WATSON, of St. Helen's, or at the Office of Mr. THOMAS DAVENPORT, Commerce -court, Liverpool, or at the Office of HENRY GASKELL, in Wigan. W ANTED, in an English Family, ( w ere three other Maid Servants are kept,) a weir 'OMAN who has been accustomed to Housemaid's wo'r eedlework, and Wait ing at Table. A full Twelvemou a' Character will be re quired. Apply at the ~szTANDARD•OFFICE. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, SMELTERS, ,Bre, On TH URS Day, the 28th day of January instant, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Fleece Inn, At. Helens, in the County of Lancaster, the following 'Lots of Land, belonging to the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap ItailwayConipany, viz : Lot 1. AF lEL D, or Close of LAND, in Widnes, adjoining a House called the Vineyard. and situate on the west side of the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, bound ed on the north and west bya.lane called Brickhouse-lane, lead ing to Runcorn Ferry, and on the south by land belonging to Mr. Knowles, and containing 2A. lit. 3.31 r. statute measure. 2. A FIELD,in Widnes, 'called the great Hey, separated form Lot I by the Railway, laiiiindecrA the north by Brick house-lane, on the south by Land bd,niwind . to Mr. Knowles, on the east by Land belonging to thgTrustees of the late Henry Rowson, Esq., and on the'west by the Railway, and containing 9A. In. 39r: statute. measure: 3. A FIELD, in Widnes, called the Little Brudley, situate on the east side of the Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and on the east and south by Brick house-lane, and containing 3a. 3e. Mr. statute measure. 4. A FIELD, in Widnes, (formerly two Fields,) situate on the West side of the Railway; boundeil on the north by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late Matthew Gregson, Esq., on the northwest by Land belonging to Sir Henry Bold Hogh ton, on the south by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late Mr. William Ashton, and on the west by a lane leading to Run corn Ferry, called Lugsdale's-lane, and containing 3a.3a. 23r. statute measure. 5. A FIELD, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the Rail way, bounded on the northeast by a lane called Page-lane, which separatesthe said Field front the estate of David Bellhouse, Esq., and on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 3A. in. 2041.. statute measure. .6. A FIELD, or piece of LAND, in,Widnes, situate on the east side of the Railway, at the Widnes Incline,Plane, bounded on the north and east by Land 'belonging to J. S. Leigh, Esq., and on the south by . other Land belonging to the Railway Company, and containing IA. Ott. Be. statute measure. 7. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, with five COTTAGES thereon, situate on the east side of the Branch connecting the St. Helen's.and Runcorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpool and Manchester - Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging to Miss Marsh, and on the east by Land belonging to Sir Hen ry Bold Hoghtou, and containing 381 e. statute measure. 8. FIELD, in Sutton, abutting on the Railway, at the point near the Copper-Works where the Railway nranches off to St. Helen's and the Broad Oak colliery, bounded on the northwest by a Field belonging to the representatives of the late Mr. Bar ker, on the west by a field belonging to Miss Marsh, and oath° nottheast by the Railway, and containing 3n. 32e. statute mea sure. 9. A FIELD, in Sutton, near the Copper Works, on the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, bounded on the north and east by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, on the west by the Railway, and on the south by a public highway leading towards Peasley Cross, and containing 2a. 34e. statute measure. JO. Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east side of the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway,.boundnd on the north east by land belonging to Mrs. Pemberton, and un the southeast by Land belonging to Mr. JohnsOn, and containing 2k. `221). statute measure... H. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, situate on the southside of the Railway, and adjoining the public road, opposite the en trance to Sutton Lodge, and containing 74p. statute measure. 12• A Piece of LAND, adjoining . the St. Helen's Bridge, in the township of Parr, bounded on the south by the public road leading from St. Helen's to Ashton. on the northwest by an,oc cupation road, and on the east by the Railway, and containing 2p . . 4p. statute measure. 13. Another Piece of LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, bounded on the south by the public road leading from St Helen's to Ashton, on the northeast by Land belonging to Mr. James Leigh, and on the west by the Railway, and con taining lA. OR. SP. statute measure. 14. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, on the west side of the Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook, containing 25 p. statute mea sure. The six first Lots aro Copyhold of Inheritance, and the whole of the others are Freehold. Lot 7 will be sold in one, or divided into several lots, as may be found most desirable at the time of Sale. Lot 9 and 10 will be sold in one or two Lots, as may be thought best at the Sale, and a right, of road from the public Highway will be reserved along the Railway, to form a com munication with Lot 10. The Soil of the whole of the Land in Widnes, is of excellent quality, and several of the Lots are admirably adapted for the erection of Villas. Widnes is within about half a mile of Runcorn, and about four miles from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, passen ger trains on which are daily met by trains to and from Run corn, on the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Lino. The St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, communicates with the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, but it is principally used for transit of Coals from the great ;AM-field, at St Helen's, to a dock at its termination, communicating with the River Mersey, opposite to Runcorn, whence coals are taken by vessels to Liverpool, Northwich, Dublin, and various other parts of the country. It is obvious, therefore, that the whole of the above Lots, from the facility of their communication, by the Railway, with the coal-field, at St. Helen's the River Mersey. and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, must be admirably adapted for the et ection of Chemical Works, and Smelting Houses, or any other places of manufacture, in which the cost of fuel is a. considera tion. For further particulars apply at St. Helen's, to PETER GREENALL, Esq.; at Widnes, to 'IIIOM AS KIDD, Esq. at Sut ton, to Mr. Costs. TATTERSALL, the Agent of the Railway Company; and at Liverpool, to Mr. H AItMOOD BANNER, Har rington Chambers, North John-street, or Mr. WHITLEY, So licitor, Exchange-alley North, Oldhall-street, at whose Office Plans of the Land may be seen. CHEAP AND TEMPERATE ENJOYMENT. V I and T. TAYLOR beg to submit to the Public abd their • Friends (who tit this festive season of the raffare enjoy ing each other's society) their BRITISH WIN ; reasonable in price, exquisite in quality, and beneficial to e constitution; being manufactured from the best fruit the can be obtained. .They beg to call-particular attention to r.highly -celebrated GINGER WINE, which can be confi ntly •recommended, more especially to those afflicted wit asms, flatulency, &c., as producing immediate relief.. The following British Wines, de ered within six miles, at IBs. per Dozen : Superior .Ginger, Orange, Red Currant, White Ditto, Black Ditto, Rich Malaga, OLD ESTABLISHE No. 17, Holbc Raisin, Grape, Elder, Calcavella, Dry Sun, Frontignac, Raspberry, Lunelle, Gooseberry, Mountain, Sherry, 1) GINGER (Opposit4 Parsnip, M usca, Tent, Cowslip, Lisbon. WINE WAR Furnivars ,EHOUSE, .40 WHEALS HARMONY 'AND MONTAGUE CONSOLI DATED COPPER AND TIN MINING COMPANY, It EDRUT H. Capital, £50,000, in 5,000 Shares of £lO each. Deposit, £2 per Share. Di a IiCTO R S. WILLIAM WALKER, Esq. DAVID INNER NOAH, Eeq. RICHARD JONES, Esq. BANKERS. n Messrs. GLYN, HALIFAX, MILLS, and Clit, London; the BANK OF LIVERPOOL, Liveritol. WHEALS HARMONY and WHEALS MONTAGUE adjoin each other, and are situate in the rich Mineral District of Iledruth, in the county pf Cornwall. It would be superfluous to enter into lengthened details of the heal advantages and great value of t l ese Mines; the notoriety of their having already realised up wai sof .4214(X/0 in Copper 'i p and Tin Ores,.of their immediately adj ining the rich 4 GREAT Toecus" and ." SOUTH Toe Gus" Mines; of their possessing Le only their. Lodes, and those of thesich " CARDREW CONSOLS," but likewise numerous other rich veins of Copper and .Tin, — their positions, being surrounded : by so many profitable work ings esteemed among the most productive mining adventures in the County, and the fact that they require no such expensive outlay as that incident to the resumption of deep Mines, nor any improvident or unproductive expenditure in exploring new or unproved ground, ensure the certainty of large piofits when ever they shall be efficiently worked. The Agents employed by the Directors, have, with an intl. mate knowledge of the various Mining Fields of the county, after an inspection of these Setts, reported that—" the facilities for raising Ore, the number, size, richness, and contiguity of the veins, and the other great advantages of these Mines gua rantee the certainty of unusmally large pitifits, and fully war rant the declaration, that there is every prospect of their rank ing among the most productive in the kingdotp;—that there is an absolute certainty of considerable q uantities of Ore being raised, immediately after the drainage of the ground;—that an early dividend may be declared ; and that the proceeds of the Mines will rapidly and lar g ely augment. in proportion to the increased number of veins and levels brought into operation." An account of the produce of the Copper Ore only (the ticket ing of Tin Ora having b e en only very recently adopted,) al ready raised from these Mines, amounting to £l9-1,081 12s. fid., together with Plans and Sections of the Setts, and a sample of the Copper and 'f in Ores raised from them in the last and pre sent mouth, may be inspected at the office of the Company. Applications for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Mr. C. F. KIRKMAN, at the office of the Company, No. 18, King's Arms Yard, Colemau-street, London, or to Messrs. 0. ATKIN SON and TOWNLEY, Liverpool, where Specimens of the Ores may be seen, and all further information obtained. N.B. No application for Shares will be received after the 6th. TO CART OWNERS, SMITHS, AND OTHERS. By Mr. BYFORD, To-Mon now, (Wednesday.) the 6th instant, precisely at Twelve o'clock, on the Premises, Shaw's-brow,—By order of the Exe cutors of the late Mr. llamas Barker, _deceased, • • fIOMPRISING Four useful Dl UGHT HORSES, Bay V./ Pony, three Carts, Gears, Sad" and Bridle, Stable Uten sils, about half a ton of Hay, Straw, a quantity of Manure, Water Casks, Wheelbarrows, Smith's B e llows, Anvil and Vyse, Water 'rub, and a quantity of Tools, Excavator's Picks and Boling Hods, Bricks, and other Effects. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or of Mr. BYFOIto, at his Rooms, Clayton-square. tte Ott. /110 he LET, a co;;enientWAlt --- 1.1 E 0: and OFFICES, .11 s i tuated in Cooper's-row.—Apply t wroN, LYON, anu C 1.. King-street. SHEDS, 900 be LET, the WORKS 11 IPS, tuf YAll 11, _I lately occupied by Messrs. 'l'. and H. Po ER, as Copper smiths, &e., fronting the Waterloo Dock ' one or more Lots. 'There are a Four and Two-horse St ylgine, and T,6, Lathes in one of the Workshops, in good working order, and which will be Let with the Premises, if required. Apply to Mr. JOHN PRATCHETT, ACCOUlaata, 14, Fenwick street. • To be *orb. anta. viT'ANTED, Two Active Stead ung WOMEN, one as V WLiter, the other as Nur oilroung Infant. None need apply unless with the most undeniable references as to character and capability. Address, if by letter, post paid, to A. 8., at the STANDARD-OFFICE. WANTED ; as GROOM, occasional Waiter, &c., a Mar ried Man, without Children, at who can be well re commended.by. his last employer. . .. Apply to BRERETON, JoivEs, andCo.,ho are in want of a respectable Youth as an APPRENTICE. ANTED, as APPRENTICES, in an East India Mer chant's Office, two respectable YOUTHS, who ha\ e lately finished their Education; those Ij•gm the Country woulu be preferred. • • • iG Address, if by letter, post paid, S. 8., Mr. WA LMSLEY'S, Bookseller, Church-street. • Liverpool, 411 i Jan. 1836. THE CHURCH. • VV.ANTED, a TITLE TO ORD ' ' by a Graduate of one of the Univetsities. . ,satisfactory references can be given. Usefulness more than emolument the object of the Advertiser.—Letteis to be addressed to 13. A., at the Stan dar&office. WANTED, in a select School in the best - neighboarhbod of London,•a YOUNG LADY respectably connected, bitt'Whoie.proSpects in life depend prilicipally . u ! .ir-hEi Eduoa tion being completed under eminent Maste • whose Lessons she will have the same.advantages : egular Pupils placed on the highest terms, and no differ`. • whatever will be made in their treatment and tuition. • t the end of the term to be agreed upon she can either remain to assist in the Establishment, or a Situation of Private Governess will be provided for her. The most satisfactory references can be offered, and a liberal pre mium will be be expected. Address (post-paid) E F., Souter's Library, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. if OSEPII MILES, 106, BOLD -STREET, in returning his sni t, sere thanks to the .bloltility, Gentry, and :Inhabitants of Liverpool, for the very liberal support with which they ; havit lavoured him, begs to inform them, that, WEDNif.,SPA‘ be ing ,TWELFTH DAY, he will have a S '4iDll) PLUM CAKE, together with a great variety of all Cakes and ftif Or naments, L.l which will be offered to the I'u dic i on the 6th instant, when he will he happy to receive the visits of his Friends and .othets on that occasion. JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE, 17, CLAYTON-SQUARE. ripHE Proprietor of this Establishment returns than)is- for the IL unprecedented success he has met with during the short time he has been open, and begs to observe, tha it will ever he conducted on the principles of econom a comfort which characterised it from the first. JACK'S COFFEE-HOUSE will be found particularly eligible to Travelicis by. the Railway, who may base 'Breakfast at the earliest hums., The Railway Omnibuses call at the usual hours. THE LIVERPO,OL ByING AND putisiTlN.p.„ , ArA9, 2, IMUNSWICK-77FIN'ASTI.F.-STIZERT. THE Business executed at the above Establishment. corn prises every description or Plain and Qynamentai EN GRAVING, toget her with Coppei , plaie ' Letter-press, and Lithographic PRINTING, tilt every Public • d.- Commercial purpose, as Maps, Plans, Charts,l3ank otes, Drafts, Mer chants' Bills of Lading and Exchange adesineus' hills, l/ir enlace, Cards, Labels, &c. &c. Heraldry Books kept. Arms, Crests, Ciphers, and Mottos, on Guld, Silver, and Copper.. Stone Seals, Counting-house Seals. Brass Door and Window Plates neatly executed. An APPRENTICE WANTED. 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